The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1917, Page 11

PITTSRURGH, May 17.—J. Denny Q'Nell, Insurance Commissioner of Pennsylvania, was to-day appointed re- ceiver for the Pittsburgh Life & Trust Company, on -he petition of Harry Rowan: the affairs of criminally prosecute all ected with the alleged misappropria- | the corporation, persons con-; and tion of $1,900,000 of the company's O'Nel was expected to name one asistanta, te have active charge the work which is to begin at once, YOURE AS OLD AS YOUR BLOOD A youthful grandmother of 70 speaks: Ty cuties abattor toa essary for people to grow so old that theym abandon all interest in living. One should feel gute y Tne g rey spirit up to the very end. Itis really @ ques- tion of keep- ing the blood as youthful WA bod; dhs Sountaia kad foundation ld and young alike. Red- people seem invincible in of Red-blooded adults work of ‘the, world, Red-blooded old before your time. 4 Slasd tick, red oe youth by ones diet and’ abundant rest and sleep with Pepto-Mangan. ‘PeptoMangan, Peplo-Mangon is both @ maker and| fepairer of red blood cells which carry hie to every cell and tissue. It is a) splendid general tonic, easy to di promptly assimilated by the blood, exceedingly pleasant to taste, 4 Mangan has been endorsed and used by the medical profession for over 25 years. Friendly warning:—You are entitled to real Pepto-Mangan, 90 make sure you get it by buying it only in the original pose and aera shown above, bearing | the name Gude \ Peplo- Mangan fer made by M. J. Bra Tenpaca Co., Manufacturing Chemists, | * New York, and is sold everywhere, | GRAND Rapips FURNITURE CREDIT TERMS $3.0 Down on 94 6-0 70 | COMPLETE FROM 850 TO #600 ~ Open Monday and Saturday Evenings 106 ST. L STATION AT CORNER FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE. BET.103 &104 ST. SETS OFT TEETH $302 UP fer Siuver Firuines a Tis SPAIRED Wil, F YOU WAIT. H pale } MODERN PAINLESS DENTIST TWO OFFICES ~+ i red Y HOURS Y BUNDAYY bal al, ‘ro! FOR THROAT AND LUNGS STUBBORN COVOHS AND COLDS Eckman’s Alterative ROSALE BY LIQGETT'S RISER meet ‘roles AND OTHER LOAD: DRUGGIBTS. Evuce nr NY WITHIN oF That’s Why Eugene O’Rourke Likes to See Himself in “Within the Law.” “To the man that wrote that ap- plause at @ motion picture show ts one of iif answer at the Broadway Tov: suid Eugene O'Rourke, who plays he | years. |Part of Inspector Burke jn the Vit Don't let prematurely aged blood make | Sraph screen production of “Within | tj, mysteries, I think there a. | the Law.” fresh air, healthful exercise, wholesome ood and drink to the actor,” tinued. |but because they know it is « , by the audience of @ task we.l dor I have be many yea talking abut, and let me tell that the motion picture fellows li “The Red Blood Builder’’ | |the applause just as much as th “Everybody knows that applause is “Not that they like the nol ‘ov en on the stage a and know what good | 4am you J others. jcall was made for nee an np 1s | | | | J “I played this part of Inspector jee with Miss Ilington in her tour’ sleep-w he con- | PITTSBURGH LIFE RECEIVER.’ Sereen Actor Likes Applause As Much as th the Talking a ROU AND ALICE JOYCE. " ESE, = ‘pRoADwAY THEATRE. _THE EVENING WORLD, bi NAS LI if MAY 7, the Npplic ation of Usit, a pure nut | ish Go to England. | ports when Portugal entered the | fumed, and a fine treatment also for oil liquid preparation (not cream or paste). It is the only thing that A few applications of Usit prove | its worth, and in a reasonable time war and which were promptly seized | freckles, blackheads and many forms by the Government have been turned | of eczema.—Advt |” Wrinkles distigure, and a dry, sal | wil feed the hungry dry skin back to | will teed sinoothness, freshness and plumpness and drive away disfigure- n is nec LISBON, April 20 (Correspondence brings wonderful results, It ly it only at night when of the Associated Press).—Bixty of cSsAry fo app! the seventy-six German merchant | 'ctiring. Any first-class drug store or over to Great Britain on @ rental | cesses ——— basis, England has rented the ships | | for $7,000,000 a year to be pald atter | sien THEATRES. ii Winter Garden bp A Bg hy acca at To those whose skin has Vessels in i Praia Ports Cetin ut tere o Gu ON artment store can supply it. It the war, PASSING SHOW %r, reach his condition we suggest When Portugal Entered War | when the skin is not properly nour steamers which were tn Portuguese | ig 'q splendid skin food, daintily per What will become of the ships after the war, whether they will become | + Bway, Pree 8.15 the permanent property of Portugal 44TH ST. FEN Bry sat 2.18 or Engiand, or go back to Germany, | THE HIGHWA¥MAN cyi\etiumes js much in doubt. But the prevalling |idea is that the ships will go into Portugal’s merchant marine, thus bringing it up to rather respectable proportions, ‘The renting of the ships to England has caused a good Geal of criticism, | particularly at this time, when tho lack of merchant ships {s sending up the cost of living and disturbing the whole range of Portugal's exports and importa. “FAR ABOY res ta wet ne of the most serious from the lack of shipping is t r uits coal fin ‘Ww ; taw famine gradually spreading over the —— | WAiny- enavae yee al Waoe: the part, ®) country and affecting all branches NORA BAYES erat erent bios, Mon. {| of industry as well as domestic life. decided to po to seo it, chieny. Becatine| Ontunaily coat cont about’ $550 a 4 39TH ST. a F h ton aie You know, in the spoken drama you | Oe JOE WEBE inove from here to there «on a stage |, Despite the pineh In shipping Por- |] os wemem ; manager's achedule, and you speak jtusal had more forelen trade Inst} pee aw r | the lines of the author, and xf you put | rear than it had before the war, For RIC ¢ + them over right the audience ap- Lisbon alon iT xports increase OLUFT Boy plauds, But the audience sees how year edad ave es pr CRAWFORD LS. 1 Thee, ‘ou do It and you do 1s year, and the imports increas NRW Wiis die Mata, We ] You do tt and you don't 000,000. "The trate with the | SY BUOUS 2%, er oe Boe . . State, a articula - ” 5 c ugene the Broadway the other da 5 da alte ae od bers | EK am SE a | to see my s the play developed, ¢ ing at wpe ‘ i nO tte RUaines AppIbaded ka: vigoroN the previous year, One of the | Playhouse (00). yin Px \as they did for the play when th: Prepay te eerie inarese® Wal tee | tie. MAN. WHO CAME BA s were spoken, and I got so busy | °hO 3 ‘i Theatre ay. Bea 68 ng about this L almost forgot agree ds now shut 48TH ST. Se Puaeedes ke He 1 went there for. Howeve bs iy of Inspector Burke still seems to The 1ISShs. a ir win them, and they gave the old boy = Bayerd Vailler. the strong hand. 1 joined in my nen all of a sudden I recalled that | O'Rourke was playing the part an 5 | acepped it. I felt like a kid caug ssing his girl It also made me f y to see myself mo¥ing aroun apparently alive, but silent as a| alker.” Maxine Elliott's TESTIMONIALS f fs tee LOVE O! MIKE CASINO Bw e Qi CE | FOR MEDICINES Keotene!" YOU’ RE IN LOVE BOOTH om Wel A Bar oa ‘ei, Cantor’s Concert Big Success for Jewish War Relief By Sylvester Rawling. OSEF ROSENBLATT, the New York cantor, started his propa ganda tour of America for the relief of Jews suffering through the war by a concert at the Hippodrome last night. The place was besieged long before the doors were opened, and when the last foot of space had been filled there were hundreds of people left clamoring unavailingly for admission, The cantor and his choir of forty confined themselves to the singing of ancient and modern Jewish Mturgical music, the cantor’s name os composer appearing half dozen times. His tenor voic holds some rare and exquisite qualities, especially well displayed in the underlying wall a ing note of all the compositions, which | the newly instituted summer time and | to contain dramatic elements that sur- prise occidental Christian ears, He grew tired before the end of the long | programme and was less effective. necessity of the movement were ex- ploited, Chief of the speakers Nathan Straus, who got @ recept that was overwhelming in heartiness of enthusiasm. ‘Then, among the others, there was Judge Rosé ay, with @ pile of manuseript to re envelopes to hold money, checks tributed among sponse wis sald to | be beyond expectatic No official | figures could be obtained until there sad been a computation, The opti e that not much less| bad been subscribed ives smiled as they sald: “Wait for the count!" Louls Graveure, whose fine bari TRY IT AND SEE! Lift your corns or calluses off with fingers! Doesn’s burt a bit! A noted Cincinnati chemist dis vered 4 new ether compound and Hed it freezone and now it can be ad in tiny bottles as here shown for a few cents from any drug store, You simply apply Grops of freezone upon a tender corn or painful callus and instantly the soreness disappears, then shortly you will find the corn or callus s0 loose that you can just Lift it) off with the fingers. No pain, orn a bit ot | soreness, either when ap- plying freezone or afier wards and it doesn’t even irritate skin, or corns between the also toughened calluses just shrivel up and|* |lift off so easy. “It is wonderfull)! Seems magical, It works like a charm, Genuine freezone has a yellow label. Don't accept any except with the yellow label.—Advt, few | Hard corns, soft corns |" Hiall Belmlan Re held three lish, one }man. Fri companist RISHME EVEN ON THE TIME OF DAY | Railroads, | Catholic ligt ce and art in singing have | 4 him in favor here, gave | rital of t n Satur y ht for th f Fund. ‘His programm ips of songs in Eng nat Aco in French and one in Ger- k Bibb was his able ac plan, a N FAIL TO AGREE Farmers, 's and Schools Are De- ntfully Mixed Up, Protestants, MR. WILLIAM GILLE TTE In #8 SUCCESSPUL OME AMERY.” PRINCESS st Sh +s OF}: “BOY: ma WASHIN: GTON $0. PLAYERS fee COMEDY, | Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company Publishes Only Genuine Ones. | e The testimonials blished by the Lydin E. Pinkham Medicine Company come unsolicited, Before they are used the Company takes great cure to Mary Shaw in 1 THIS WEEK inform itself about the writer, Never W wi Five. & knowingly has it published an un- || MOROSCO yo Wei e'se truthful letter, never is a letter pub- CANARY COTTAGE lished without written consent signed | 74 yon erie niearrt Dist foam He by the writer. Wish cet “The reason that thousands of wom- || LONGACRE yi"; ‘ Ais WM. COLLIER in NOTHING \! CORT W554 Mata, Wed, (l ‘Oliver Moroso’ “UPSTAIRS AND DOWN” en from all parts of the country wri Juch grateful letters is that Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has | brought health and : happiness into their lives, once burdened with pain | | ; : rere : | and illness. : j oy) DUBLIN, April 27 (by matt, Asso-|“"St has relieved women from some of || SE ANDARD s.\50 co vo-m'w. abs lh . clated Press).—-Ireland as a whole was| the worst forms of female ills, from | ANNA HELD in “Follow Me erly unprep: | displacements, inflammation, ulcera Theatre, Bh & tion of the summer time clock this| ness, stomach troubles and from the Walk 4a oaks dpc : nea ONrOL ee ST tee aiand had its own) ort is impossible for any woman who |] "50 Yor enay, *€ I) be local time, and the difference between |i, well and who hag never suffered | tin reopatlng: aul ye wien Jo mor | minutes, clock already had been legally pushed | ge neral agreement, The Irish are en- | — - " NaN 10, | 6 * | rely at odds regarding the time of | NEW AMSTERDAM \ et Fie, 8. 10, | aay For some business purposes in vera 7 } the cities the new time has been a WHEN JOHNNYC ¥,]accepted. ‘Trat y it and Ge MARCHING HO rar ernment offi, nd Some 7 » a nform t but the ee sloners of Nattonal Haucation || Uivap-ntw arate RBar AY 1 ; |portion of sho populat {ll go- John M : % bk, K ing by the old the ground |f Pratt ’ ; PA Lac EB hit & 4 Jthat earlier tm wen tarm || aT eh ke thts BWAY & LST, work and the milk ft Va. | hat | Prote ant churches generally have || KNICKERROG KEK Ty AMUSEMENTS laganisd the new Une pe Ar GEORGE anLISs in “DISRAELI” BENERIT LECTURE i iadetennste% [camry aesanstes ts | SHACKLETON | s, at which Mints s i ° sia ? voy | THE BRAT $i2k if: [oo tom wasn ene on an a city r 1 REPUBLIC 80°"! OLUMBIA ' SCHOOL FIRE DRIVES OUT 700 Sinters « Young ¢ bu wa the local timo was only thirty-five | these poor, But this summer the Iris! nothing Nk how suffer- ing women feel when restored to | health; and their realize VAUDEVILLE. -PROCTOR' h | | Sascha Jacobinoff, the violinist, con | forws ard to correspond with Green- | keen desire to ovat DY ae ol sas tad | tributed several solos, help other women ; mE : “gy wich timc; consequently noon to-day | "¢'l AY a he, mie pettnicande: early: apescted s¢- (Teh ue iliac aaeciay alle ey who are suffering , a. oth Ha self over the music, ‘There was a| Would have been only 10.35 A. M. bes! us they did. — ajniw, Dor dusts Ne long--all too long—interval for |fore the two alt: With the | Advt. ‘ Lorient. speeches, in which the virtue and| double change the ° THEATRES. ALDEVALE DE, | Cs «ovo. STONE & PILLARD trea BURLESQUE fly AE 1bE TSON” ae Sh ME WILLOW TREE “AMERICAN BURLE SQUERS and Lt marched oO. M. 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