The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1917, Page 10

ies PH, licewomen for N to Replace War-Called Men ee 8 ne ew Police Hear Sweeney's Death Was Is one of the oldest laws in the Brill Stores. that Sweeney could sell its load of brass to # junk- the fren th court” sei aupigrity. Due to His Double Crossing | man, The sale was ‘Sweeney And has it Truckman Member, ge gg aoe hv oe te the Latest Patriotic Plan. ae contempt, been 80 rigidly twenty-four, of Ro sir Wag Bhub.” jooe, wher. quested by the authorities to assist in nm tee hes up an ronan = Bo “+4 teenth Street, and Joseph Mui pon the club m »- | Mayor Will be Asked to Draft] toeping der and oreventing ernie tod ‘Attornoy Grexory forced as now. party and sent Keating and Mul- pene pended ras Phy cahy out to ask Sweeney in, When he arrived he was shot, William Egan, another member of twenty-five, of No. 822 West Houston Btreet, vy police believe they have solved iy “The detailed duties of New York policewomen may differ,” eyed Miss Miner, “but duties there tainly will be for them. The matter seems one which the Mayor's Com- Division for Protective and Patrol Work. easy to fit, easy How to ‘Relieve Catarrhal oT Sar and tt tablets, Bellevue Hospital, mittee 6f Women on National ness id Noi y nigh! ea : 1 Do- D or Head Noises ve and fifty centa—Advt, ante tn On it end his death shot during tho| Marguerite Mooers Marshall.| (cnse should take up, and a sub-com- leaf N easy tg sell, but ‘ a —— OLICEWOMEN for New York|mitteo has bone, pointed to handle| It you have catarrh, catarrhal deafness there Is also a City is the newest plan for|‘"¢ juestion, irmly believe that| head. noises onused by eatarrh, or if) K great army of SPEAR & COMPANY Downtown—6th Ave. at 16th St. ° A sits, special Attractions for June Brides pagel “abd pres|"*h races ot totes Toco, oases dors | Seta Mentcaats: ualitue” oeay tae | fl the, prestent Sith Besides the very interesting exhibit of BE: twotive work, May-|{¥-Ave, young women, "are , being] ne: Sonia ‘ston ot tne tcentnent, as | pent en ratey arith 4) special June Bride Furniture at our stores Sey Nib Gna bé anked to @D-/among the activities of the commit. | Of, ,tmell, taste, defective Rearing and) A country and fi » a ly of women. The/teo, Thirty of the girl students are| ire other symptoms which suggest the try one we are showing the latest conceptions in muggestion was put forward et a frome, the Mashatian Trade, Gahoot presence of catarrh and which may often of its greatest Uptown—22-24-26 West 34th St. reed fibre furniture, offered in a special sale at extremely attractive prices. We call spe- Work ‘called by the Mayor's Com. lume, and & geological expert from| many berets Taam hewring art a combined ch oth cial attention to the very liberal credit ar- fense, Attending the conference|,,Angther interesting work ts that of ing experience o! rangement this store is glad to make-for the furnishing of a new home complete. You pg fa take 60 days, 90 days, six months, a year FibreRocker Fee. er to pay for your furniture. Fibre Rocker Removable seat, w holatered in see, Spring brown fintehs the war service of women. The Mayor's Commit- toe of Women on National Di in congidering the addition of «@ women's division to the Home De- fonse League, the women to do boto Tecent conference of the most im- portant local agencies for social were representatives of the Big Sis- ters, the Camp Fire Girls, the Na- Uonal League of Women Workers, the Women's City Club, the Womaa Suffrage Party, the Board of Educa- ton and the Police Department. be Mias Stella Miner, it retary of the New York Probation and Protective Association, was one of the chief speakers at the confer- practioal patrlotte work can be done y policewomen.” S®VENTY-TWO prominent women, compris! the Mayors Com- mittee of Women on National Der fense, were asked yesterday after- noon to underwrite their own budget | ¢ of $60,000 by Mrs, Charles Cary Rumsey, Chairman of the Finance Committee. Of this sum $14,000 was reported subscribed before the moet- ing held by the women in the Mayor's structors include two kitchen experts and two agricultural experts from Co- phiegm drops in your throat and hae caused catarrh of the stomach or bo \ be overcome by this efficacious treatment, If nearly ninety per cent. of ‘Vies are caused by catarrh, th 1 ), This will not cost you the Sub-committee on Industry, of which Mise Amey Aldrich is Chatr- man. This sub-committee is working to protect women who have taken up new jobs, who, for example, are run- ning elevators or street cars, and for whom there are no special provisions In the Labor Law. ILLINOIS DEFIES U. S. COURT. Ports, OF Of MyStETIOD HoMoHAe vs, es Ni deel men who want just what the; ey want and won't be happy until they get it. To serve them, to fit them and to satisfy them, the resources of one clot hes-makin, institutions, wi more than eighty- five years, are at your command when you step into a Brill store to see and to choose either Brill Clothes. or ence, and it was she who advanosd the {idea of policewomen for New York to counteract conditions brought about by the war. She told me more about the plan when I talked with her in her office at No. 130 East Fenty ‘-econd Street. “yo Prepare adequately for the future,” a! aid, “New York needs a up of volunteer women | workers, logous to the Home De- | fense League, who should be trained by the Police Department to do police | duty. There need not be more than twenty-five of these women at the be- | ginning. They must be mature, ex- perlenced, sympathot: and they | must pledge themselv: to do the/ work required of them after their| training. “This training might cover a period of eight weeks and might well inolude drill, Orst aid work, practical in- structions in police dutfes-gained by actual work in the parks and atreets, study of special acts relating to women and children in civil and criminal law and the procedure of rules of evidence in Police Courts, Tho policewomen should wear a regu- lar uniform, Many of us are eager to have Mayor Mitchel appoint @ group of women to receive such training from regular policemen detailed by Police Commissioner Woods, and we believe that the right women can be found for the work.” “and what would they cally, after asked, “At any t! York would Kuppenheimer Clothes From $20 to $40 1456 Broadway. Broadway, at 49th St. 44 East 14th Street. 279 Broadway. 2 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn. 47 Cortlandt St. 125th Street, at 3d Avenue—Open Evenings. The Kuppenhetmer House in New York and Brooklyn, Come In or Write for Style Book. my a irae ney General Brundage and the State of Show. ihis t Iilinots, with the approval of Gov. Low- | &°F preparing to defy openly!®* had beenvacbina ta om den, are HN) - Solitaire Diamond Engagement Rings $19.75 $14.95 ‘ Cold Storage Refrigerators Used by the U.S. Government With the A First Sanitary ph gee Glass Delivers Trap Any Re- frigerator The refrigerators above are whte enamelled ned, have sanitary mesh ahelves, perfect cleanable, sanitary 1, drain pipe, toe rack end provie- ton shelves, The refrigerators below, in addition to the Sanitary Glass Trap, are white enamelled Uned, have mineral wool fnaulation and santary provision chambers, NOT OBTAINABLE elso- $ 1 30” where, CL TT EEO Table Settee Rocker $13.76 $24.75 $14.75 Brat ses neat" Soca Pe WIZZ ZI IU ILIA OLDIE ALE TALE NOTOOTH OVER “3.00 During the summer montha no crown or bridge tooth made in my offices will cost cages, Ug Ios Lee nae eS GUA’ RANTEED "1 TEN YEARS Never hefore ha TOOTH nd euch “oO oO} ‘Spportunity. REMEMBER OVER $8.00 NO TOOTH In my office every patient is given a oo showing just Just what they require with the price marked on it. I have but one price. jo Crown or Bridge ToothOver $200 $500 $280 $150 $75 That Diamond production is at a stand still is no reason why the time-honored fashion of Solitaire Diamond Engagement Rings should not be kept up. Before the latest skyward flight of prices Lambert Brothers laid in a stock of diamonds which were imported direct, according to an old Lambert custom, and are sold at prices in harmony with the saving spirit of the day. Engagement Solitaires $10.00 to $1,500.00. Wedding gifts of diamonds mounted in solid 14-karat gold, solid 18-karat gold or platinum, in Cluster Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Lavallieres, Bar Pins, Sterling and Plated Silver Baskets, Tea Sets, Trays, Knives, Forks, Tea Spoons, Table Spoons. Guaranteed fine quality, at | i Beauty of Lambert Seam- md on less Solid Gold Wedding Ey) Rings, any style or shape “ wanted, is more than surface deep. It is the beauty of per- fect workmanship. All wed- ding rings guaranteed. No solder, no charge for engraving initialsand date. Bridegrooms to be please take notice. Graduation — Watches 4 karat,$6.75 up | 18-karat, $8.10 up and other gifts for bright 14-karat, $5.50 up | 14-karat, $6.60 up boys and girls. Flag pins, shields and buttons for good Americans of all ages. LAMBERT BROTHERS Diamonds—Jewelry—Watches Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street Store Open Daily Until 6; Saturday Nights Until 9. do, spectfi- their appointment?” I policewomen in Ne great service at the) amusement in the dance hall and in seeking for missing girly,” a! replied, “But there is likely to be special need for them in the months to come, Where there are uniforms there girls, who need kindly,| motherly supervision, Even now the! streets are filled with uniforms. By fall there may be many military camps close to us @nd battleships in our harbo “ LICEWOMEN became a neces- ity in London and other large cities with the coming of the 10-Piece Queen Anne Yecobean Dining Room Suite Cg yee ne alae By 54 In, putter, i ‘s ae Table with 6 ft. extens! Chair and Chairs, covered fa Brown Genuine Spaniel Lioatver.+ vee seeeeee Payable 610 Monthly, My Soft Rubber Suction Plate will fit any mouth. positive money-back guarantee backed by the largest dental practice It is sold on a 22-karat, $5.25 up | 18-karat, $4.00 up | 14-karat, $3.30 up | 22-karat, $8.75 up | in the world. I don't care whether you have a high roof or a flat mouth, this plate positively fits. Founded on Honesty. DR. FINCH Prospers on Merit 215 W. 42d SU, St fo, tone 10 Kenmare St, {4 409-411 Fallon St., ( oe Oven ® to 7, Closed Sunday. Why should not policewomen be necessary—and effective—in war- time New York? Warly in the history of the war the National Union of Women Workers of Great Britain and Ireland organized the Women's Patrol Committee, They gave as a reason for the need of this work ‘the unsatisfactory behavior of the women ris inthe neighborhood of Co-operating with the Home ry and the Chief Commissioner of Police, the committee organized a force of women patrols. There are now over 2,000 of these volunteer 4 ) aute Corn ~ ces camerrare a seasonable dainty available | at any time you wish eat objection to out of neighborhood of camps and in city XPENSE is the season dainties, ¢ hostess who knows Soft rubber suctions fitted to old plates which do not stay up at very che 86 REE $28. 5 $22.75 Open Saturday Evenings Four-Piece Adam Period Bedroom Suite In American Walnut Finish, consisting of Dresser, Chif- 5135 22-karat,$10.50up THE WORLD 1917 Summer Resorts Annual JUST OUT : Price 5 Cents MONLY BRONX":S TORE y AUMANN 8 / 14-9 ty STREET \BSrd NS, Open Every Evening NQ CHARGE FOR CREDIT Sauté Corn To one pint of com freshly cut from the cob add one teaspoon of Mazola, teaspoon salt, » dash of white pepper and if you have ft, atablespoon of chopped green Put two table streets frequented by men tn uniform, The regular police and the soldiers, too, have welcomed the women in their new role, They have started many pleasant social clubs for girls and thelr soldier or sailor frie tefreshments are sold at a low and there {s dancing and games. “Policewomen, working in couples, have done regular patrol work, In London the big railway termini a: patrolled by them, and the autho: ties have considered that valuable how, can serve many of them without a sistance was given at the time of the great strain upon the purse. Knowing how, means knowing Mazola, the new and better oil for sautéing, deep frying and salad dressings. This new oil is pressed from the heart of golden corn. It is the most econpmical cooking medium on the market. For the same results you use much less of Mazola than you do of other mediums. French Toast is considered by experienced cooks to be the great test of a frying medium. Fry French Toast with Mazola at a heat that browns stale bread in 60 seconds. Never again will you make gt any other way. departure or arrival of troop trains. Mazola is a pure oil pressed from corn. It ts » cooking During the summer and fall, with the movement of large numbers of medium as pure, sweet and wholesome as the most delicate food cooked in it. troops hereabout, a similar fleld of usefulness awaits New York police- women—4f we have them ready “English policewomen also have Simple directior® for using given In the Mazola Book of Recipes, to be had free at your grocer's or delicatessen dealer's —or write us direct, Mazola in pint and quart cans and 15¢ bottles —keeps perfectly under all conditions, been used in munition factories, where there are large numbers of Corn Products Refining Co, New York women workers, and during the Zep- Apartments Furnished from $50 Up spoonsof Masola ina deep frying pelin ralds policewomen were re- 51-00 DOWN 51-00 WEEKLY Will Bring to Your Home This $50 CORTOFONE Talking Muchine pan, heat, then add the corn, Cook slowly until the corn ts done, turn out on a hot dish and serve, Note: —With the many excellent brands of tinned com available, sauté corn may bea regular foa- | ture of the home menu. Drain | the corn thoroughly, | All Goods” Marked in Plain Figures 64 Pages of Places to Go for Your Vacation For sale at all World Offices and your near- est Liggett-Riker-Hegeman Drug Store in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Jersey City and Newark. By Mail, 10 Cents Address The World Summer Resorts Bureau The frame is in Golden Oak finish, the seat and back are upholstered with fine imitation brown Spanish leather; when open is a full size bed; when closed is 4 foes 97 98 (24 Belectionn) $59 WORTHG 40-99 Special at Made in Mahogany and Golden Oak COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS $1.00 Down—$1.00 Weekly Cort Sales Co., Inc. 330 SIXTH AVENUE WEAR 907 6TRERT, NEW YORK, 149 re af 4