The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1917, Page 12

a F al lel ~ By Saving in Waste Every Home Can Afford One, Says Banker’s Wife. Talking Machines $45 to $1,000 00 A WEEK ‘ scribed if She But Made . OPENS AN ACCOUNT Up Her Mind to It. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. “Almost every household can afford to have a Liberty bond bought with the present and future savings of women. service that wom- en car render im- mediately.” To the patriot- ism of New York women Mrs. Frank A. Vander- lip makes this di- rect and sincere appeal. Subtiy recognizing us as financial, if not yet political, entitles, the Government through Secretary McAdoo has ap- Dointed women to work among women for stibscriptions to the Liberty bonds. x the great banker and leader of the Westchester Division of the New York State Woman Suffrage Party. Before she left for Washington to learn more details of the unique din- ———_—_—_—_—_—_——_— tinction and duty which has fallen to WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS, her, Mrs. Vanderlip gave me her first FRANKLIN SIMON & CO. 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Boys’ Clothing Hats Shoes FIFTH AVENUE-—37th and 38th STREETS Furnishings | Whole Loan Could Be Sub- This is the great | One of the two appointees of her sex | in New York is Mrs. Vanderlip, wife of | “A Liberty Bond in Every Home” the Patriotic Hope | Of Mrs. Frank Vanderlip district, The probable method o| |sued invitations for the couneil and, for procedure outside of personal appeals lasiexte yaser EAI: Ae 4 poled will be to bring before every gath- ja plenic su o s At To | ing of women a statement of the an Indian play, written by Mrs. Fred- terms of the loan and the possibility erick FR. Holsington of Rye, will be e of’ every woman buying or This u lwiven out of doors, part of the action may be done through local bankers —_—- being on the water, Indian dances, \t hout the States, taught the children by Mr. Seton, wilt } | ery woman js fired with a de- Boys 4 sirls ehearsi Pear oe 4 hte ts fa Ch mabe oc wee OF y and Girls Rehearsing) se ‘iniro ed and, the play will end |country—and women are rendy for The 7 jwith an nele' nil © 01 ol the sacrifice necessary to prove to Them on Hamilton h gifts. Each gucst will receive some gift | IT’S THE WOMAN'S “BIT” \n h¢ {t districts, and in the ‘Tw - at District’ Mise Camilin Morgn host a§ much pleased with them as| Youngent suffrage leader, will xerve as wax Cousin Eleanor herself. The] MPS. FRANK A. VANDERLIP. supervisor, Hundreds of children showed by their snap and Quran. mews saRnce registered for work at apiviC in the M te me hi | boccauanea, Ser 1 y. Spirit in the Muscovite measures that Interview on why women should buy fourth Street, but others are needed ! Ay JUBTIRSE the OOICe OF the t Liberty bonds. ‘The point on which ANd may volunteer thelr xervices : thes dances om by Cou sho chiet emphasis was that |"Mombers of the Woman Suffrase nionierenis ne Bike enon through feminine thrifty feminine econ-/Party will take full charge of the sh aight deta g omy, women will be in a position to census work in Ric hmong Rorough, on Bureau of the Pa 3 Board. e; r © the wre ,|under the generalship o: rs. ill os Were arranged for the Kid make the tangible contribution to the | inder, The Renera inn anbattan be dilesedeane Nes AEIMCIETIL joverninent’s war budget which Secre- |T'earned Hand. will be in cha under the particular eve of Miss ary McAdoo asks from them. Ithe workers; in the Tashman = “‘Save waste and buy a bond’ for lel Appleton Palm The children of the Russian section / Ave390! ‘ every woman of New York State!” Mrs. Frederick Cran are making their own costumes, like /Warerooms SM RveTML mh the most Lief The une - The National Leagu n'S most of the rest of the groups whic ca Renn on gv Tae sialennees elle you'll! sel The Liberty bond slogan, as she r@-| service will take the military census ure to appear in the pageant. 1 oN a Vielen canes peated it, became a challenge to good | in the Twenty-third Assembly Dias pate at which ey can make m ew or : IM SIZ@, ts- sense, generosity and loyalty. | trict, w ich extends from One Hun- after bolt of shiny black o! sortment, variety AND “The eloquent call that Mr. Mc-| dred and Forty-first Street to Spuyten feally transform itself into high, ma There are ie std Duyvil, and from the Harlem River Russian boots is a marvel to VAT Seiad jt lo [the flelds, getting seed into the|(jertrude Robinson - Smith, ed in 815 to $17.50 quality at | Bround, Chairman for the census work Ixth “Clube and classes ate undér way], Mise Anne Morgan will open her! for friends who are not $ $ to teach women scientific preservation | House at No. 231 Madison Avenue to- with the sedtng of foods—canning, drying, debydrat-| campaign for $100,000 to be used in _—s ing and various methods of storing | war service New Yorker Again Mead of Am EF EE foods, such eggs in water glass,| Among the prominent women WO0 «an Vederation of AL eens in ‘Cot vegetables in sand/already have raised bt | age the NEW HAVEN, ¢ and pits local Suffrage con-| $1,000 for which t pledged the Pax si | en p Vention has a symposium on food |eeives and who will attend the meet 60)! Sy, Wiler of no Blew. wit Both Stores Open Saturday Till 10 P. M. production and conservation, ing at Miss Morgan's Mrs. Daniel lected wre ae or rite for Catalog “Tho reduction of waste in our|Guggenhelm, Mra. Alexanaer I. DAVEGA A houses, of foo hing, luxurtes, has | Mrs, Nathan Straus, Miss Marga 7 INK i ’ Ic | | | doo has Issued to the women of the} United States,” she continued, “ia oné | assigned to the league by B. ©. ¢ of the many calls to service that are | rich of the: Bureau of Municipal Re- coming to the women of this country. | * womon who never worked before to feel themselves in & group of workers, not only awakened many women to] Seligman, Mrs. H. B. Miller, Mrs. v thelr extravagance but created 4] Stanwood Menken, Mrs, Charles public opinion that makes a lower] Frankent Mrs, ‘Harmon August, ration and extreme thrift easy to put| Miss Margaret Seligman, Mrs. B. effect in many Willing bhouse-! Vogel and Mrs. W. D. Shivers, The ‘ {fund campaign haus been in charge of these savin usual ex-| if are creating in hands the New York City | power to buy th erty bond. Al-| Chairman has raised most every in afford tol nearly the amount n it started have a Liberty bond bought with the| out to get, and with the meeting women. the willingness of every bank to len f0 per cent seription the possibility of sub lany wank, makes this isso of tne bie tetve Liberty Loan an pportunity rhe Mit Pods 7 4 1 gon Bu | Don’t Let Soap Hunridge, Mis Gus i * . tavu, N i ® \. Lege | Spoil Your Hair | Si)... Scynrige ee When you wash your hair, be care- | Joseph Mew }ful what you use. Most soaps and |sfis \ Mand ‘3iree Terre THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY NEW RUSSIA SPIRIT | vestors—to take a ible first atep as a bond owne! e interest rate |of 3% per cent. is @ familiar one to us in the East, "The Second Federal Reserve Dis- trict, including New York State, Northern New Jersey and one county of Connecticut, Is forming a Woman's Committee, to help piace bonds in thin the world that Democ is a fa worth every sacrifice, V ja ing in this State for a i nment are the firmest b He in a true Democracy of m and women. Thrift and the us fruits for the use of the Govern t combine to form one of the | willing sacrifices of women,” the present ar ithheld, will } within a few days for Buffalo, N. Y., ¢ for the Curtiss Exhibition Company , to begin training. It costs the Na- tional Special Ald $500 to train each young recrult, ‘The committee is most grateful to The Evening World other newapapers for the ¢ war cartoons donated by the editors appointed supervisors in eleven city {to the Hudson. The District ch. Under the supervision of Miss ‘The- Chairman of th. “Phis latest appeal gives polut to) pega ‘O'Donoghue, for the league, As the league is wo: ing in co-operation with Mr. [rich, these workers will al) be turned over to him. In the State about 100,000 women have been registered by ‘nder the Suffrage Party and other rganizations women are laboring in Frankenthal, who is s, luxuries | airman, and Mrs. and fut This is the gr prevent of Miss Morgan's and several which will be given the next week ts expected the fund will be completed WOMEN GIVE GARDEN PARTY courses, to and to avoid the foods most | 4, atrlotic Patey in T]. available and necessary to the ; . A and wheat. In aa! ap back old the money Washington Square will leap back duced diet is to |Ward a hundred years next Tue afternoon whe League for W party on view than there the old were known days, Tov Knickerbocker in price of admission will be a donation ¢ tables for the open market demon ation which is to be a feature of th ever befo buy bond| “The low Jepomt of $ Dressler has consented to be fe, Th of the value of the sub ts, bonds plemer iy security, | tions, war ribing through |ration t on the repared shainpoos contain too much | Mali prep P alkali, which is very injurions, as it —< PARENTS FIGHT GARY PLAN. dries the scalp and makes the hair! Protest to Mayor and brittle. Amainat Change at B.S, The best thing to use is just plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for this is pure and entirely greascless, It's very cheap, and beats the most expensive |, Tie Neignboriood Association ¢ : soaps or anything else all to pieces, |¥° Schoo! No. 87 in the Bronx, made up Pp ; hd P of hundreds of parents, has started an You can get this at any drug store, | and a few ounces will last the whole | S&&ressive campaign to prevent the or family for months | ganization of the school under the Gary ; plan. Petitions being circulated, Simply moisten the hair with water | and rub It in, about a teaspoonful is | 8#% d to Mayor Mitchel, the Board of mate, the Board of Aldermen. all that is required, It makes an|the Board of Education and the Board abundance of rich, creamy lather, | of, Superintendents hat tee Siachanl cleanses thoroughly and rinses out | nom rupert’, Ure, that the school easily, The hatr dries quickly and|and that the new system. will demoral even is soft, fresh looking, | !ze the clasres by the conatant move a ‘iment of groups of children between bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to han- floors and class rooms and interruptions dle, Besides, it loosens and takes out | for vocational instruction every particle of dust, dirt and dan+| Bernard Hard 4 dent of the am esd aN) 4 pociation and Mise Pollack is aocretary “Young Manhattan be given by the on the Central Park Playground lawn t the West Drive and Sixty-fourth pol Street, is not to lack any color and| | the efforts of the Aviation spirit typical of any race whose char- | AUr'Soctety, Noeseo Vetter Avonge: of ‘eteriatlen have entered into. the Ten Dollars which Mrs. Wililam Ajlen Bartlett is “Melting Pot" to make American u ity lchairman, the Government will have character, Over in Hamilton Fish And your opportun’ ty three more young aviator th La el Playground, at Houston and Pitt to save $5 to $7.50 and y trained, for the aeri wervice. 4 " ou’ ‘These young men, whore names Streets, the Russian section, gathers! Every Eczema sufferer should get garments that you'll a huge audience on such sunshiny noons as was yesterday's, watch-|to benefit this persistently stubborn them kicks and wideflung arms the spirit Stops itching, cools, soothes and com- of the great new republic of North pe here, The dance is a part of the pageant) influence the skin demands, and artists to be sold for this worthy ®t the point after the Spirit of Lib-| ment is usually surprisingly short and care to carry Uhe suits cause, erty, installed by George Washing-| improvement y be noticed every ge 7 f Or tents of un- on, has summoned to Manhattan,{day. Poslam rimless; use it for longer, Garnten z Mra, Francia Louls Slade, Chair the greatest gateway New Pimples, Rashes and all eruptional usual beauty and ex- an of the War Servics Committee 1 orders, and ¢ | the New York Clty Paris, has been oer tho peoples of all the he Lah For FR cellence—and an assort- Appointed first assistant director to Crowded and harried nations of Eu-| py ‘to Emergency 1. ment as large as any Ernest Goodrich of the Municipal Re- rope, bidding them expand and at-| ies 949-5 West 47th St site lieve search Bureau, who hus charge of the tain their best under a new syste: : . tigated two you'llfind elsewhere. r census work for the city, and all beta iecaiad [EE dicated with ews work done by wome, and. Ww s (2 & new free land. lam, s! used if skin is tender There are organizations will be under the st Miss Bacon, the Field Supervisor} and sensitive—Advt. vision of Mra, Slade, f Park Playgrounds, had a look at} ——_-_—-, Suffragista of the party have been the Hamilton Fish dancers with| Cousin Eleanor yesterday and was al- all heholders of which some of the other tasks that women Military Census Committee, the league Cousin Hie have already undertaken. ‘The in-|is preparing to open lghty registra- no mbstak crease of the foo y <j tion booths in the district. One thou- matically Marea hecho: apply and ite\66n- | awolunteer women workers from, , as se jon as a patriotic duty baslineg Jeague will be assigned to ths New York stirred women all over the country to|yegistration booths, Nearly 10, the specta do practical hard work in fleld and| women in Now York City: loth I j hes ¥ regidtered for volunteer work In There ar ob aa dnterested = mADY broction with the taking of the ce of Kiddies doin of in all the thr She Fifth Avenue Shop - See RR EDIT 10 ‘10 en! % NRE iee tan ¥ MAL h IAG BRS te 8, 1917. ‘ cai Woodcraft School Commencement. The Wabanaki School of Greenwicu, Conn., will hold its closing day exerciies to-morrow. The entertainment will be- gin at 4 o'clock with a grand woode council, Ernest Thompson Seton (BI made by the children of Wabanaki. POSLAM’S HELP IS WHAT YOUR Playground, Now! Here’s The Surprise Stores Semi-Annual Sale at “ the pageant to! Kiddie Klub May 26 if- know just how greatly Peslam is able be proud to we We usually hold this sale later in the season, but owing to present market conditions we do not interpret with crouching! trouble; how quickly it brings relief, Yo spread Poslam over an affected surface is to feel that in reality, is the precise healing ‘Treat- forts. angr suits of all kinds men, middle-aged for young men, el- red and blue stuff | nd trousers | Th blouses the assurance to Mr, Lee of| to, Witeedice the valve ar (Da aeee ures, stouts, slims, and short ition Bureau and § to stouts—in fact, every a in tellevine the’ Oras build and taste is covered. pictured history of New Every Show Window Devoted toTheseSuits t forth by the pageant by youngsters, will astonish therefore, you don’t have tors and the performers to enter the store to inspect e just scores and scores, them. They will do th a ruey own talking when you see them. 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