The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1917, Page 14

tomes > Se ae aa THE EVENING WORLD, to Hold Yeorty Meeting Here To-lay. 'FOOD CONTROL 1S FOUGHT The two hundred and twen ond N S T AS DES OT! | Don't: (rife wit) God, Don't pre- session of the New York yeorly meeting | | ENA E Pi C y ‘| shar upon r town. wire ngth of of the religious Soclety of Friendr. or lcharacter, When 1 cry out lox Chureh, No. 144 at 10 A. M. to-day, to continue for Tour or five da Miss Margaret Sinttery of Boston wilh deliver on address thie eve ning on Challenge of t in the Rear. to Market “Bulls,” De- clares Reed. WASHINGTON, May 26.~ meneral discussion of the Governmen ny tant question.” Reed declared official utterance Government representatives w much responsible for high pri anything else Newark, 8:30 A. capers Ae a Mauch Chunk DECORATION DAY $2.00 fo 0, 20% $1.00 {strator) has been worth millions t the ‘bulls’ on the market,” Reed sate rel, everything went up." Sizes 30 to 45 waistband—s8 to 56 bust, for STOUT WOMEN in the new Lane Bryant economy “LOWER STORE” At prices that will astonish you. Were you to buy the material alone it would cost you much more than what we offer to you already made up. Waists| Skirts About 100 in| Of all wool all. Of fine| gabardine and q quality crepe] poplin, in black de Chine, Silk] or navy. About Pongee and] 100 in all Cut Mostly black, a navy, white ie and flerh, tn mt stout five styles. Size Sizes 38 to 66 \—Lane Bryant, 21-23 W. 38th St. t | Hoover Has Been Worth Milli i ‘The first “Herbert Hoover (new food admin. Skirts and Waists——, ‘CANT BEAT DEVIL 3 there Ave kt | sin, against gambling, againet drunk- Jen ess you teil me, ‘you are un L TN quit when T_ want to.’ Y n I know men in New Yor unleag they give their hearts to God Tcan name them tn person. nt | “IT can drink and let it alone,” you - BILLY OB BOOZERS }food control legislation developed | way. You ite, You never leave At n to-d he Senate one. u are playing into the hands strong opporition to-day in the Senat ; lor the d See ne the Nine Sith 1 | ‘Satan Had More Pt More Power Than} that man don't live who intended Reed, Minsourt, “that we mubstitute for | You’? E List Decl to be w drunkard, He never starved rege Boden age > oped dn ou,” Evangel! eclares—~ |out to blight his ‘home ne Ho atcon the law the ft A single man, we | aa i fe the Papeiutae oF Ris oie ATION f DA page soho ail Sin Leaves Its Mark. There was @ contractor in this city peer gulation by a4 not by} who had accumulated quite a fortune pt teed tn men | when suddenly reverses came and ho for adults, ison chiar See Jodging arbitrary powers tn men in| «, ‘ai 4 berween 5 and 12 ‘7 the proper way to handle this ‘Billy Sunday would be of no ac-)lost it all, He and his family were count to us If he weren't filled with ‘A millionaire friend invited the spirit,” sald the Rev. Dr, Cressy, who led in prayer at the Tabernacle this afternoon, “There are 1,000,000 of us who are of no account,” he added, “and there paupers, blueprints and specifications for a house, ‘I wish you would build me a house according to these plans and specifications,’ he gaid. ‘I have an estimate of what it will cost and | +6 “ have deposited that amount in a 4,000,000 who are, Bless Billy| bank. Whe: are through come Ae ierey city, eat AM. leWhen he declared wheat would gorare 4 g n you are wanetsd ha an rae mPORT te bushel and flour to $20 a ber. Sunday and may he imbue us all|and give me the ke: with the spirit. Billy took ‘his | xix, 8 Keep back thy servant from presumptuous sins.” “The Chureh fathers have told us,” said the evangelist, “that there are, “The contractor accepted the work and said to himself, ‘Here's my chance.’ He -hired incompetent men, |he used cheap and shoddy material, and when the building was completed be found he had not used all the money. text from Psalms also the house, And the millionaire told | two kinds of sins—the sins committed] him, ‘I have heard of your misfor- ignorantly and the sins committed| tunes; how your wife and children have suffered, and you have built that house for yourself, “Take the key for yourself—here's the deed.’ And the other man ex- claimed, ‘What a fool! Had I known it was to be my house I would have built it better.’ You have to live in that house, Why have disease! | presumptuously. The Bible teaches |that there are two kinds of sine—the | sing of omission, the things we should | have done and did not do; the things we forgot td do; and the sins of com- mission, which are forbidden in the Commandments, as ‘Thou shalt not steal,’ ‘Thou shalt not kill,’ and others. But it doesn't matter what kind of sin it is, they must all be repented of through falth in the Lord. "I don't care a rap who you are. very sin is great. It isn't a small sin other ailments, God have tho best. “Don't get big-headed or chesty over yourself. Give Jesus a chance, and he will lead us to victory, Just try to work without God and you will get your bumps. I huve sipped many | because it 18 a sin of omission. oe ee | “The devil has more power than) jilly likened our thoughts to the you, No man or woman has tho right |to trife with sin, No man is an out- cant drunkard of himself, but because of the power of the devil, “A girl once asked her father, friend of mine, to let her go to a ce: tain place, and he responded, ‘I won't allow you to go. It is qu bi jand L forbid it’ But she repl to go through curtosity, can only go once, I will be satistes | Her father was amazed at her con- duet. “A coal fell from the fire and he words of a gang of cutthroats who were run to earth by means of a dictaphone, On their trial they were or a presented with their own language, outside thelr own councils. day explained, “and be surpri the last day by having our own and deeds thrust back on us. E thing is kept on record, How much asier it is for God to keep track of us than a dictaphone.” At this point the evangelist {lus trated with a handkerchief how he told her to throw {it back into the] could suspend the laws of gravity by |grate, She complied with his com-|the strength of his fingers tightly mand ‘Did it hurt, he asked, ‘No,|clasping tt, |i was burnt out, He told her to look’ "The devil is constantly Expert Alterations Absolutely Free of Charge Fulton SL, cor. Bridge St. At Subway Station, Brooklyn, 1329-1331 Broadway News Gutes Ave. Brooklyn, 4810-4812 Fifth Ave. Bot, 48th and 49th Sts, Brooklyn, Drastic Reduction Sale Saturday COUPLED WITH REMARKABLE PURCHASES, ENABLES US TO OFFER IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS THE MOST Will Close Out Saturday About 175 Women’s and Misses Tailor Made Suits Taken from our regular stock and coupled with new purchases, wool jerseys, serges, gabardines, Poiret twills, checks, taffetas and Shantung Sport Suits. Formerly Sold for 75 $29.50, $35.00 and $42.50 ] 8 Remarkable Blouse Sale Tke most charming Blouses of the season in an abundant assortment of new designs. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES OF THE SEASON. Will Close Out Saturday About 200 Wemen’s and [lisses’ Coats Taken from our regular stock and coupled with new purchases, wool velour, burella, gunniburl, gabardine, men's wear serge and wool poplin. Formerly Sold for $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 075 Spectal Purchase of 200 Silk Afternoon at 3%5 Frocks Women's & Misses’ 19075 Sizes Values 15.00 to 25,00 Materials of Taffeta, Georgette Crepe, — Serges, Crepe de Chines, be- comingly pretty styles Unusually dainty, smart models in favored Georgette, heavy Crepe de and newest colorings for | Chines and Washable Satins— moderately priced at $3.95 spring ! 4 . Three Brooklyn Stores in one year they will be bankrupta. him into his office, showed him the) wiry He went to the millionaire) and said, ‘Here’s the key. I have built) bodies and suffer from insomnia and | 5*! wants you to| which they knew was never uttered ni “We may do things in secret,” Sun- } trying to! FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1917. from falling. The than your will power, but the devil is not stronger than God. “Now you will understand wha David meant when he prayer, | presumptuous sins,’ pA, Sa JAMAICA ENTRIES. JAMAICA, 1. Corrigan in Washington Heights Tommy McTaggart has not ridden for tries fer to-morro Court on the complaint of Kenneth several days, having been laid up with a nt wo. rearu ys, F gee oA iat ioe aia: eoliing :, fre fr | Carter of No. 619 Weat One Hundred bad cold. The striate gave no rea- Li” sranmaet fo Jand Thirty-fourth Street, a magazine 8008 for thel oS SPOOND RAGEFour-yearolde and up ‘writer, who accused them of enter- foros’ Sa, Tens, Daaale asic, 124, "AE ling his apartment early Wednesday; Madson River Boats on sunday | Trash, 928;' tment me 0 paery ray 92 Brush, 128; tpperator 1124 Broom Brown A morning and carrying away $210 In| ae Central srbasen Litte plane « con THLWD | MACK —Calltornia Hail Tee cash and jewelry valued at $500 after! tinuation of its weekday and Sunday | his; fi Trait arlonae git | threatening him with a revolver. trips. The steamers Benj. B. Odcll Tork Sct “Gla Tews bnb.. Aiht + One ri 1 tnadio. imo’, 10t; Yok | ‘The prisoners described thomselves| and Newburgh will again be in service } spouii i Bewts Handiow;| a8 Frederick Frick, seventeen, of No. pees ot the folder 1 ay be had by three-year. le {urkan George Bint 18: Gtihen, jee 46 West One Hundredth Street: | Senger Agent, Central” Hater! Ba oF ie Fi You . . 14: | John Dougherty, twenty, and Willlara urgh, N.’Y. TrTH "RACK —Threnyear oie and ;| Smith, twenty-eight, and Thomas ——_— ; le - i Pare op ed hacen ose eos ato, | Adama, twenty-eight, both of 72 West Dentes Reltet Pleasuroville, 110; *Jem, 110; "Seok (ie . 18 Was Sunk. prayed the ‘keep back thy servant from t leged to Have Held Up Carter With Revolver. Four men were held in $2,000 bail One Hundred and Eighth Street. 41 BACE—Mwo-yenr-olda: Carter declared that Frick, an ac al irieht, aL i, begu Retire om, Beas quaintance, after going to his aparc- are ie; Fh Deas 1 Gente Sag: 108: | ments the night of the robbery left Seat 100 Conraon Th; ye (ima.y, 00; | telephone. | During his absence tie Utgen ott 116; George ‘Washington, 10 00, other men entered. Dougherty pointed ‘Apprentice allowance ciated x fast revolver at him, demanding his | —————— money, Carter said, and the men then LOUISVILLE ENTRIES ransacked the rooms, After they had * departed Frick returned, apparently | anata ignorant of the robbery. | LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 25,—The entries for = to-morron's mices aro aa follows: Germans Send Two Be! FIRST RACE—Purye, $600; maiden fliliee bel! ; four anda. half furlongs, —-Pelici Viva America, 112 , 112; Bathe. i 11d; Ametita, rances,” 112 N DICE Telegraaf states that the burgo- of Boitsfort, Belg Le Moureit of B Sar orro HY $700; thi ondemned to tmpris de aa rar oie Cr _iulia be giz: | fortress for nine and twelve months Keven, 106) Hepacitul Out, 108; Robesobee, Say ThPGurmon cuthorities: all eupplice $f Amazon, 107 cle i *Squey mi 7 it +) fron wire available to them, ve $1,000; three: wpward fi . ae bait furl |iBe, jolie"; “onan, “if, Mange “ROI RACE: Selling; | the, Soecuation Stakee 31.900) added, theee-year-o os Relien B Heth pact ie Purse $1,000; fig rurale Cocoanut Oil Fine iba "4 matbeentn Fi | Tg Sar, i.e 10Uy Hite Vous, Ot Boe For Washing Hair 15; Mone 107; text) 107; > Headly, 1 “Aldebaraa, 108; Bell If you want to keep your hair in and upward: Pendennia Club, Soeciet good condition, be careful what you one sixteen eT Hat Jey 18) . y frame ae eae, HG, Balad Wi le wile : ote. ost soaps and prepared shampoos OR—Pure $800; two-your-olde; patty RACE Pum $900: fro-yeerel’:! contain too much alkali, This dries Broom Peddler, 111; Jay Bird, itt: Viokt Bon-| the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and WURNTH RACK—Claiming; 9700: thee | is very harmful. Just plain mulsified mile anal vents rate ‘at erproot, Kon ack SDomt, Wii; "ONE ela: i * spurentice allowance claimed, Weather clear fod trek i ig aE | WOODBINE ENTRIES. | RACE TRACK, WOODRINE, Ont, May 2 entries for to-morrow’ | races aro an FIRST RACK 9800, added: York Plate: eal ing; Uwee-year-olda, and uy Heagnt Sacd, Piatt nf a Whe Ada. Atine Osh 08 Ocean Prince bore W Ari . Mend, "100,* Howe, ie SECOND RACK $800 added: Tome, Plate: trm-vearoldy foaled: in Canada; five fariongs AS ring. Sox arn 1082 Tra Caddin. 14 th aes’ Winget sot Habis: 108" ues, 114 Kaper eis crmier aia: ant Cake | Ai 108" BS -Chriet ie ene, Bettoltiholfer ent TRACE sk00 yaad maiden, two. * turin. Sweet Alueoum 113: 1A 116; AaAttordey Muir. 118/ i aka. 100; Lond iho: Cynomaré Blum 154 Welght Rhomo tn- Ase elon: ut les ib) Fair ‘Montag: 119; (c) Gal 110; Ladder of Light 4) Grow entry; ntry RACE—$800 adeied; { Uiree-yeurolde and up: on cne-aixteenth imiles ‘Jack Heer, 10d; 10s: Tar Brush, 308; Bum Around, 107; * itiog, 101; Albena, 111; *Pearweus, 06; Euiterye, feSbotns, “Vos; Gtelus, 110 re allowance claiined, ‘Truck fa Clothing the taste, Made Sizes 8 XS ‘TORONTO, William Headrte la and up, foaled 99! (>) Millar entry; ESTABLISHED 186 Men’s and Young Men's Suits in show everything from snappy styles for young fellows of dash and go, to conservative models for men of quiet and Fancy Mixtures. EVERY SUIT MADE BY A REPUTABLE MANUFACTURER. Boys’ Blue Serge Confirmation Suits Newest models. Trousers line: cocoanut oil (which is pure and en- tirely greaseless) 1s much better than the most expensive soap or any- thing else you can use for shainpoo- ing, as this can't possibly injure the noir, Simply. moisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two tea- spoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and ‘scalp thoroughly. The every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it ne and silky, bright, flufly and easy to manage. You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at most any drug store. It is veri cheap, and a few ounces is enougl to last every one in the family for months,—Advt. Various Forms Of Headache ary in order to treat head- aches properly co understand the causes which ‘produe % the affection” sa De. J. W. Ray, of Blockton, Ala. Continuin) “Physicians Cannot even Degit tment of @ disease without Knowing what causes gtve five to itvand ‘we must remember that headache is to be A according to the same rul = We must nov only b ® remedy intended cause which prod duc Dut we must fieve the pai remedy to r trouble has been removed. To answer | thie purpose anti-kamnia tablets will be founda most convenien' remedy. hours give nd satisfactory One tablet ev 8% comfort ant reguiar attacks of sick headache and when he feels the least sign of an on- coming attack, he should take two A-K Tablets. Obtal At druggists $0 any | quantity desired,’ , 464-466 Fulton St., Brooklyn on Credit *15 We on’s smartest style of Blue Serges, Cassimeres to 18 years. *5.95 On Any Purchase Up to $ $1 DOWN & $1 A WEEK 10 We Offer Special Terms of | Visitor Held With Three Others Al- | pended by the stewards here this after-| ‘The stewards also refused per- jon to act as Jockey’s agent Danie! McTaggart, Mike Sheedy each for trial to-day by Magistrate acted as agent for Johnny McTag, lather rinses out easily, and removes | nuit’ the ‘cause’ of the | | TURF STEWARDS SUSPEND se ue ee tie] AS GUEST WENT TO PHONE H shape your c redited in a despatch last night from Hagesund, Norwa: The remarkable recovery of Harry Chandler Lynn, Mass., from rheumatism of the Joints after his attending physician of As tention, reported home town vited to call on him during the tim he was taking Var-ne-sis. newspaper also made an independent investigation, Chandler's truth of his condition. When | Chandler said: seven with Rheumatic at a time T was unable to turn over “For in bed, lowing cane. | phys Cor, GOODS DELIVERED A No Deposit, 50c Weekly | Opens a New Cluthing Account Bring This Adveridsemeat With You and Get Your TEN Per Cent. Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Accoui Spring Clothing for All| 2. MEN'S ANDYOUNGMEN’S Spring Suits 45.) Well Made? WOMEN’S AND MISSES Alterations Fre gradually right hand, th house more than a year, where I was }able to crawl about worse in spite of treatment by three | cians. 219, 221, 228, 225, 227 Grand Street | orwerian JOCKEY M'TAGGART eli — | uy 18, a Special to The Brening World.) | mit to sail, JAMAICA RACK TRACK, May 25.—| ‘onuniaaion Jockey Tommy McTaggart wae sus-| Swedish commission. == brother of Tommy, and) who for some time has| May 25.—The statement to an officer of the of la City Hall Sq, me. lum. to return a da SHOWING IR CHANDLET? AS Hii WAS. medicine that will reach "has attracted much at Mr. Chandler's progress was in the daily papers of his and the public was in A Lynn and vicinity Mr. the in to neighbors testified asked for a statement Mr. afflicted For weeks years I w Arthritis, pain or an It kept growing worse and! jt straighten my joints and remove extended to my hip, the stiffness, but’ also helped amy legs and feet, and stomach from the beginnin his I was confined to the Send to W. A. Varney, Ly on crutch and myself growing | Sh cs, pt could feel t aT] Drivgs Ave, BROOKLYN aN Be:t Styles Pimartsaie 15°: » SPRING } \ SU.TS - BOYS Durable Cloth. ~ GIRL > SPRING DR.SSES OPEN MO! ‘ te a rs wedtsh ehip en@thed w nip had been chartered by U All Persons Interested i in REMEDYING EXISTING TRAFFIC CONDITIONS "ie Which neigh Life & Property ‘CENTRAL PARK EDWARD M. ‘SALON Ad | 174 William Street. “NOTHING MADE THAT WILL HELP YOU" WAS VERDICT OF LOCAL DOCTOR iandler’s Recovery From Sheumetien: of Joints. At- tracted Much Attention in His Home City CONFINED TO HOUSE BY PAINFU AFFLICTION MORE THAN A YEAR | “For days with my right foot swollen to twice its natural size, elevated on the arm y of a chair aching so that it seemed | said, There is nothing made in the| as if I had but two chances ahead of the cemetery or the insane asy: “On recommendations of friegf >} started to take Var-ne-sis. with’ result that in four months I was abl to since through illness. “I am to-day well and strong, having been told by who had previously treated me thatl 1 was incurable. Phese photographs show me as 1 was and as I am to-day, without a S72 CHANDLEF? AS ME LS TONE wonderful medici » for the It's Free. Var-ne-sis Liggett's Riker-Hegeman Drug Steres ple dyn Smith Street | Cor, Wyckoff St. ERE IN GREATER NEW YOR $125 Wo th of Furaiture’ No Deposit Newest Fabrics and Shea win i ‘ Handsomely Trimmed and Tail Strongly Made. Stylishly and Carefully fs a \Y AND SATURDAY EVENIN ewww Miran In work e commission Was igh It held a German pl s denied to-day by tt was stated that a ois e) at a time I have sat work and never. the physictal ache, Var-ne-sis is a . for not only did booklet, “A Wor Now—to-day-—at ists, Advts , 168 and 170 $1 Weekly; Taloing Machines $15 UP. 50c Weekly” We ed ‘93 up = ‘ilent= running, di