The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1917, Page 5

ae PP RAE y Evening World’s News Oddities ee AFTER CHASE, BT FEE | Home Gar den Leag ue ,Conductor on Whose Train They ¥ Aha) Stairways, Vertigo of the Schedule Flabbiness MAID to ate Mrs. Leslie's dog spurns legacy of Came to New York Causes i. Train Service, Coagulation of the Platform, G Se $10,000 ard sues estate tor ¥30,000 |SUCCESSION CROPS FOR SUMMER PLANTING| Their Arrest. j Ns. yi y A . or Ru a v mer "01 of ‘ x - 7 wa “ ith @ column Central Terminal at 3.14 o'clock this a * os MILITANT QUAKER and his pro-German wife every Saturday in The Evening World, together w ort | Conn., officiating. Miss —But This Is a Clinic; Not a Post-Mortem, and It Is : are having separation battle in Supreme Court here| —thvough which he will reply to readers’ requests for apecial garden. | "POTINE, telegrapl 1 to the Detec-| Baria'will be her ststere ald oF) 5 tion Franchise—‘“Cure the Crowds and You'll ALL THE NEWS taken daily by farm wireless ' N the well-managed garden the “planting season” is never over. AS/tions had aroused hia suspicions by | & Cousin, Miss Mary Allison Proves It Is Suffering From Congestion of beet: the Misses Claudia and . I boards, soon as you have attended to getting the root crops—carrots, 3} the way they consulted over maps in 4 : sin A og Sagal eb petals rat ye: and ruta-bagas—and cabbages, kale and caulifiowers started for fall | whispers cer opr jet “ : eat iN acre ett abt ba winter, a@ suggested In this column two weeks Ago, there: will be| Detective Hayden, from the @econd | Duncan and Maurice renee old, 18 working every day at his trade, other planting of vegetables for late summer and early fall to go in, Suo-|Pranch Bureau, reached the station —aiee By Arthur (‘‘Bugs’’) Baer. pce land H . fa time to hi Copyri , ‘ 7 Jeties suitable for |!" time to have the three pointed out we TORNADO that deatroyed Mattoon, Ill, man’s home! Cess with these will depend largely upon your using var| Helin Y : Ta ANWGe is BEA LIFLID Es Gite a blew his life insurance policy sixty-five miles, {the purpose. You must learn the apparent paradox that for late plant: | nth vie. they were entering a motor IVES 200 HE subway is in a highly inflamed condition. But dt is not incurable. 2s . enh, ® opened the door, showed For more than 200 years Hi C mous jonal remedy TIPPED OFF that robbers were coming, Oklahoma | !"88 carly variotion should be utilized. ly bial to all doce Ph daad his shield and the men promptly cashier let them hold up bank for $300 afd thin killed | Feduire about ali the time there Is left before frosts to mature, such A8/iewped through the other door and| tre famous national remedy | stim all three sweet corn, pole beans, cucumbers, and—if you have not already planted |... frets 4b deren 62 them—beets and carrots. Avenue and Forty-second Street. He | otere. Ite very During late June and July it ts vest to omit succession plantings of tripped one, who was wat upon by a |Sy*umugual merit. | de . It Is suffering from congestion of the stairways, vertigo of the Schedule, flabbiness of the train service and coagulation of the * platforms. There is also a tendency to sogginess in the ticket line, gan- ‘ grene has set in on the accommodations and the stethoscope detects a s 4 murmur in the transportation. There are symptoms of flatness in the! her conti ; then you will | heiptul 0 e 1 peas and spinach, unless moist, cool weather continue; even my pful passerby and then captured wheels, high pressure of the arrangements and overcrowding of the tour- MAJ OR LEAGUE AVERAGES be taking a chance with them, asa long “dry spell” is Ikely to set In at|the other, , Mament. There is a pronounced cirrhosis of the atmosphere, jaundice of }any time. Of course, If you have irrigation or time to water them euf-| The prisoners said they were the windows and the seating capacity is terrifically anaemic, Outside of Compiled by Moreland News Bureau ticlently, they, may be grown through the summer, Any of the following |Chariea Moller of No. 698 Abbott) smene "yine Sade that the subway is in fine physical condition, if you except a limp in the | : hs “4 Road, Buffalo, a saloon keeper, a| MEDAL Ht ‘ 4 Amert u Batting A wen.) Natt nue Batting Avern may be planted now to advantage naturalized German, and Paul K cid, ceamedy that Th car door! | American League Batting Averagen.| Nation: 4 Wen aes — on i 5 8, prepared eo0ed who have iftee . ve played in fifteen | BEANS—Polo beans, such as GolWe & citizen of Hungary working in a] proper auantity and gonventent This isn't an autopsy but a clinic. Although admitting that the | Reon tale lime 18, and weo ‘tate an | camer tocladieg Sime 15 snd woe hare eS! Cluster and Old Homestead (Ken-| sects and scales, Hither paste or| Lackawanna, Pa. meal mikes Their fake att iy nearing, Ateat trom expresses suffer from a stuttering impediment in their progress, it i» pon- | ftirare of das sor beth Serage of 2us- or better |tucky Wonder) and Early Leviathan | powder arsenate of lead, or paris| maps, which showed all the munition tore. Tour money’ Brompt sible to heal the subway without resorting to anaesthetics and amputating | Players and Clots. a et eg, «Rie % ag ee ‘aia | limas should, if planted now, give @|green, if in good conkiition, can be | plants along the line of the New York it doaa hot relies : ibe its franchise. The subway is like a Pomeranian with Newfoundland fleas. | ith. : Te Garke Cioinnatls: 30 R84 14 [80N] continuous supply for ner used Without trouble in Hauid sprays. {and Long Branch Railroad, also ' Mastiff fleas would be heavy passengers for a spaniel to tote around. Grietith, ‘Cigcinoat se ALL Mil up to killing frosts, Of the bush| PROTECTING GRAPES—J. W. W.,/ showed, they said, some land which — ‘That's the diagnosis of the subway’s malady. Its passengers are too heavy. G. Berta Few fot.+ a ye Mo} sort, such as Kidney Wax and Golden) Park Richmond, 8, 1 Worms or| they Intended buying near Rahway. ‘he or ja has outgrown Its cocoon. When the wart on the toad Pune ise 228) Wax, make a small planting every] ca erpillars deatroyed Breat many) Federal agents, after a long exam- re fa tapger thea tb toad Wt aint @ toad any more but a wart. It ts like | Qe et Mia x 1) YD AL RAY) two or three weeks, Don't leave them | grapevines In this section last year,| {nation of the two, told the police to gets bigger than the to 7 Wamnbea si, ‘Cleveland. " “Al or four of the pole | How be protected oe trying to squeeze a Goliath foot Into a Cinderella boot. And the gent who | Yawn. {aroit 8 TT (Bt | too thick: three or four 9G, oe Pale be Protected?! [let them ge composed the libretto for the original subway forgot to build it of rubber, tere Gaatt, Yer Nore. a 4 dwarf kinds to each three or four| enough to cause injury: it] Gre whe Stote $25,000 Is Free te i 4 r o controlled by arsenate of lead There are two kinds of traffic 1n- @——————— SIN Hornady, St. Louis, 14528 inches of row is suMicient poo al a Y Fest, “Brooklyn = ay b ually a Bordeaux spray ty Ald the Red Cross, we feating the subway, ‘The pasrengerleight. ‘The Bronx crowders could ad- Grom cinconett 2: 2 is A [SWEET CORN = Fate woes Yat rif an| needed mors Sowaven so it would bel” Sudpe NOMay, be Bekueal Soasiona, trafti i\immiarman.” New is d for two o} 3 . i q ic is almost as heavy as the foot | vance by platoons instead of by mo! pe RCs gone TREE Sle A RE early variety like Golden Bantam or| Well to use both when spraying. AD-|aurpended sentence yeaterday on Anns 1 traffi ts earce as fur|/The Brooklyn army marching in or- Killifer,” Phila aos 4 a0 h heltered| bly frequently enough to keep new AEA acted aaah derly array sixteen abreast would | ji Gerlant foun Chiage-sss, ss) $1 108 40 Hip | Howling Mob is used, A sheltered | bly frequently @ Left, former cashter for Frankel Broth- on Mexican dogs. A ride on the West! certainly be more sanitary and health- | Feisch. (Snicae’ : Mecaity, | wo 8 | position or a alight elevation will] Rrowth covered. = ers, clothing manufacturers, at No. 318 Farms express is one of the longest |ful than the usual chaotic stampede | Milsn.” Wasbingion <'. 49 Biles, Chew a ee $e often carry it nafely by the frst frost,| SOILS DEFICIENT IN NITROGEN least ‘Thirty-necond Street. She had \ Are baleen ard Mah rt 4 Thats the cure. ‘Cure. the crowae| tote Sek "pwlladeipnia.s.? $3 18 #20 | Mite, or in ariiis, and thin to eight to| mined, and what can be done, now gating 25.000. Joseph Frankel sald ahe bad if !t were not for the crowds. ai ‘ou will cure the subw: | Benet, Saree. Fo vv f | ten inches. that gardens are planted, to rem. |had made full restitution, She has been you had a big apple and a herd of i miplinete essential to an arm wera, iviadelphia. 4 9 Pat {CELERY Plants for fall use ghould | edy it. engaged in Red Cross work since her red ants sauntered on it. would you success, and an army travels.on thi ow: 2 % be set out now. Trim back thé roots) Lack of available nitrogen in the|release on bail and has promised to blame the apple? Nope, You'd blame | subway each day. We could have | Leipoid, ‘Chicago MK . New York: 45, = we if long and “scraggly,” and, getty LN are fa shde: if the edited Well} continue that activity. . ‘ subway lieutenants and subway cap- | Morgan’ Washington neteny,” Hoatn 5 208 J about a third of the tops. Soa » drained anc s been properly pre- ‘would you cure the apple or would) the Harlem locals, because they might | faye Athistin 1 sinith, Boston Pry 8 #4 | mixing inf er oF hone meal, as/ {hat dark Keen, healthy looking color you cure the ants? You would cure! as well do something while they are | Aimtla ‘St. aul. Boe: Aiteacke 3 rid BR | they rowitre ag rich woll as anything Im the plants which ta noticeable tn : the ants, wouldn't you? Yep. That’s/on their feet, After @ guy got too) Bact, et,” Louis Veskert 28 fy | (nthe warden, The plants shouts owal lich. of mirate of sedi ether ne good for the sub’ We could pro- | Billings, ‘Cleveland... 5. Magee, 8B | about six inches apart, and t t da—which is the answ mote him to the surface cars, Or he (icoite. Chicagy a Should’ be two feet or #0. If the|Crystalline substance much resem. The way to cure the subway is to! -oui4 eniist in the elevated. | Gloge. yes 2 weath and bright, use papers ae omMMon salt—will quickly rem- cure the crowds. A crowd is like @ — | galdet. New york = lt bia’? 2 ij or a board on edge along the row to be 4 ce rs posh tn. fact the « lor of red thos neutralizing the 0. Bus “ah erang.New York | ct from wilting. | lan change perceptibly aati aes ar red Taare dup tats woud te to ol Pelt the | ene: Nori Wan Pt Yorke. % BOcuMBERS ‘The first planting| Within forty-etwht hours if the soda antier, A crowd has abou | passengers, Now a corpulent passen. |. Thomas, Reston Merkle, 2 often “goes by” before frosts, and | !s watered in, or applied just before a discipline as two walruses Koing after| Per vith a set of flatwheels can clog Hats. Cereland Brief, Pitibureh +: i Jest when they are needed most for| Tain. Apply very. lighily—a mingle the same fish, The trouble with the | the paselines for ten minutes. A slow |} Deal. Chicago 7 pickles, &c., the garden is bare, Plant | handful is sufficient three or four le, Chicago tem is the lack of subway | passenger is a local. Have a local! . » @ hills or o en feet o1 re of lew ity a few hills before the end of the} ir more of row, imawey 6 stairway for the local passenger. The | s2't" sent Beatty month, if you have room, or with} HOW T° CUT ASPARAGUS.- i system. dy subway students who gallop . Rrookirn | Miler stalks should be cut when four ¢ your et corn. Tonia $8 your awe The subway passenger apace | heavily oversubscribed. There al jown the steps a bushel should be classed as expt t a time es. No two applicants waiting to matriculate|local fat guy should be allowed to grey . KOHLRABI--This very rapid grow-| to eight inches above the surface: fore they begin to branch out. erting At Sunday Excursions To Bridgeport To New Haven ing vegetable is profitable, as It can) b be entted In” almost anywhere there se u long bladed knife, 1 in the works.|clog the express steps. The dame| American | Pare, Cinetanal room to put the seed; use before | ¢ to the stalk, and cutting an for a term in every sent tn ieee him. {whe fumbles in her pocketbook an Belles, Bastion ss the cuter akin becomes hard and|inch to three tr below the sur- Steamer City of Richard Peck __ And every nominee all those | 2OUFr for five pennies gums the ticket| rtchemand Cluts, G. W. a while the bulbs are two inches or 0} face, A slanting cut may injure & hes N, Hy 133d i i LY B ,, Cntharine, 8t., 240 ai eelf. Consequently, when all schedule, She ts a local ticket buyer, | Wilame, chago hg if : Biickahes in diameter. Another sowing may be| other shoots just bolow th ye, ake 7 oo Fe Eee OH Sd elbows get waving incoherently there | Have local ticket windows and apeed | i\*, Sin. 20: 8 3 $ Na weamne Fitehers Recneds.| Ge carly in July. | POTATO BUGS AGAINI- Return fae how For = Nhe N or: M, fusion than there was on| up the traffic, Fear, Sema ca kT 4 Including June 13.) TETTUGE—During the hot weather| ing a quirter-acre ot pot Fare: Adults $1.00, Foret Aduhe $135" ren Oe, ee peere. consuceen porand,, Detret i 8 at sebson hae ane W 4 B. Ave ce mid-summer heat-resisting Va-| cording to directio Hou : ‘Tickets Imited, Om sale at Piers on day ‘only, ‘Mr. Babel's tower. t-|__ Everything on the subway is heavily | $,c9.0%8 ¢ 4 ib Reuther 2 6 49 1ono| Fleties such as Brittle Ice, New York.| den League April I Ideal Sunday outings on Lon Tland Bound ‘Whenever a guard gets abdsent- | oversubscribed. There are more atrap| Kak Bete, 14 10 Fi r i > Bh ipa) Hettes curr or Deacon” ahould be | have not time to attend Yo the po 4 : eh: i] eainded and opens a door the red ants! passengers than straps, more ankle |{imior.,vor Yorks. Bk Tledeiphia 1¢ 1h 8 “tas l used. The two former are distinct | tato bugs by hand pleking: will bo Good Music—Dining Room—Lunch Counter % lop out while than ankle room and more | >} Boeton n 6 8 % yer, Philadelphia ie ; he spring lettuces, making | preciate it if you will tel C . the inside try to gallop ore 2 from the spring {P ¥ iil tell ine what t = the outside try to than seats. There two| Ruse. Oniago 9: + 18 kOe page. Eros 1 Taree hard cabbage-like heads. Unless one | spray with, when, and how often We red ants on e about as buyers for every seat, two elbows for] noite. Ser Yok § fg ft mlerguse Chisago. 4 has plenty. oft water available the| A. A. W., Hillburn, Noy ’ © gumble in. They hav every buyer, two-folts'torevery bow, | {amie Cleveland. 10 4 2B Hire, Piladelpas 8 3% spring variettes such as Rapids | “Use arsenate of lead for the bec Mauch chance of getting anywhere & two cuss words for every jolt and two|K. douiinn “Aduelis. 19 $2 ecee Wena 7 4 and Big Boston are likely to bolt UP | ties, In addition, use bordeawe mete hobo in a Nebraska jail with the dissatisfied customers for every cuss|; : dee fees ar 2 fT 3 to seed without forming a head. If|ture to control the. blight. -Hegn STEAMBOATS. . 2 it word. | ie ee et 5 3 ip y germination may be | spy i if key tied to a jack rabbit. The resul B38 3 FR , OnE | ae ae the soll ix dry germination may be | spraying mas the ¢ d stymies the i 2 6 Mi assisted by making & furrow, Food: | appear, and repeat often en rq wa foozle. One erowd steps. One! If the Exemption Board ever saw 12 H 4 ing it several times with water, and | keop the new growth coven SUNDAY EXCURSIONS a other, Same way on ¢ sother thé fighters in the subway who claim H $ then filling In and planting on this |ton ayn or wo P| un a THE $0 eet of bugs hoof down while the exemption because they can't fight, 7 3 most surface. Pieces of newsparet | WATERING VEGETABLES,—«, y.{| GRAND | $1.00 + get hobble up. They get tangled up th y would start recruiting right “a 2 i spread ov Dario br we | “Plenue tell me how much water SAIL | omen i of the stairway In & there. If the crowds would save their , Ha Cans. 4 begins to sprout w nelp er | vegetables require; also when the] ONG AND SOUND 1] eee ae hu heiro- fighting for Europe we would win the | ink. = eon ae Tettuce sued sown in dry soll Is a8! proper time to water th a arate THE OOMMODIOUS STEAMER Newburgh, Beacon, Po keep ard-boile: iad war in a week. rantort i 4 6 & Roo thrown away, but by the| or event 1 lair- Cadwel i ie ie a8 Matand” xc | MONTAUK And Ret cs that would take @ c | cal w Noe H Above method a “stand” can gen Ba RIOR UME: 6b eabue Acc urn girnbice thet, would ay career wetingse it crally be mecured, even in mid-aume|ynegoAMount of water depends onl] teases matters kanding 10,00, voyant to decip seeamption, , if Passengers would heir heads | Coumpe, Cleveland... 120 «9 4 Fe wen Wath} horough soaking al} 7 4 Lists “ * ie a war for domestic conau ne {OF Something else besides hatracks te ee ? 3 RADISHES—Like lettuce, the spring | "thoromapatatwer for tnost sols, Ry | - Refreshments, tr. en). le export trade. Syd pling would go further than | Hasty. (ierelan ee oy | Ricdoiog, Ween: | a summer planting. If you Ike rad-lstand on the surface. Tt te Water | Delightful Music, . i tt would be possible to a two-cent stamp. | Degen’ Dgsrolt ae | ene iam | ishes for summer tse, try White |immaon the & % almost Of course, tan effect alight- | pea Foie, @ 3 7 7 4 Strasburg or Chartlers, These grow |,ipornible to keep a garden of any Lunch Room. Sufficient ameliorate the crowdis! It only costa .. The Way to cure the subway ts to s doheson, Wasmington 18 9% Tatts : ¢ much larger than the spring varieties | fy alne Hd re riee with a hoes over to ride up historic Mi ly by raising i geet Money. By cure the crowds, | onon dex Vane ie: Cineinaatl. sf and should be thinned to stand] ing ua there iw fant paar or to plone at Orange Lakes, itney now to join the . ——_~—__— | Ronb st. Le ‘ fica a Auritice aoarl, ne Where 1 lean 4 evapora Hy, eaceyt Duuay, jeaven ee the membership to four bits | Wellman st A eet hae | Mictabural 2 4 Ei | TOMATOES—These, Nike cucumbers, | ha cultivated (et ty in mont canes, oath ta SOS Wee saith Leaves Franklin St., 9 A. Mup.Wo ht bits for as- | erres ae lls wei|are often all gone just when they | Jou nr y. ‘The sub- | Pougeteapase i alee . for active members, eis! LS cake (eg it 1 : an | reded. tha Ml Mowe A of watering and irrigation will | end Almay.” Direct soit connections 129th St., 9.30 A. M. for non-resl- ser, Ativetiie. 10 if are most needed in the fall. How &|be discussed moro. full tr | pean Au thes Pras sesiate and ten donee f0t mes ccinie WU) [Pima Mewes |} ¢ ; 3 few seeds In a plice now, wherever | grata ee he lalae | ad Alea aes, CENTRAL HUDSON dent members, it would | Rosse: on \ ” 1 4 AM BD! Siecle. St Tauie 1 8 you, will have room for a dozen or so AN ALL Also Desbrosses 40 a. M. West y more select. Aes. Waringon sc) 11) 38 44 Set Memean, Pitiberhs |: i 6 ‘ ; / ase -IN-ONE SPRAY: g§0A ls “ soit to make the subway mor F | plata later. Uf no other spice i OR TOBACCO FOR PLANT SCAT | Sut tokyo ate gs oy tot At a vith four | availab! r the plants you already | 9 fe 2| Yousers, to Mtoe Bear, Alou — Even a telcphone girl wit | wen eB Borge mature |_L, Mave read ‘The Evening World | Pelnt, Coruwall, Newburgh aod Mougubeepste ead “pwitchboards isn’t any busier (han an families on each floor. Relief from | tion ts forced to live, and that rentais| Mave growing. | These will mature articles with much at, ana | et SUMMER RESORTS, . when it . auch conditions is highly desirable. | in moat cases will be wit Wel mart of their croy 1! found many of the suggentic , AFTERNOON BOAT daily. except Sun- 7 bef rainstorm. And . ithin reach of | PAF fruits can be used for RKeSLIONS very | day tor hear Mountain, West Pointe Stewbarae, aS practi nireinatehy Bree | By increasing the number of tene-| those who cannot afford now to liv eiltne and ‘relishen« Tho beat op | neipeul., In using two sprays, for ie Kin ad wi r Wor booklet write seam rains the subway cou ment houses the supply will be in-|in the big new-law structures grail a 2, {Mtance, bordeaux mixture and kere Lp te BS Wee - ssen- ’ | green fruits, if wathered Just be kero q sa eet SB. any tighter if you dipped the pa ~ \ creased in vroportion to the demand, | Plans for altering more than 10,000 front, can be kept and. will ripen {20° emule mn will not one wash off tings oS Wear’ alochiaie cat Wat | ee ra in vil and packed ‘em in with @ jand will be accordingly old dwellings are under way. Most dually’ fo! eral aah, thas he other and neutralize it? 1 saw SAVINGS BANKS. meee horn. We knew one Bronx ras- | duced Jof them will be ready for the fal| sradually ft pt in a dark room or {2omewhere the suse n to ‘Une inns to Pourhkeepsle, New- : Riiar Hl bo wacee Secretary John O, Gebhart of the| renting season, thus making homes | (rr bordeaux, arsenat und nico West Point or Bear Mountain, Be ee ee ee aa _ Brooklyn ‘Tenement House Conimittee | for an additional 20,000 families | ; Soneteeere Une MupDALe 8 me solution, | vor kwformation Televhone Canal 800, Be would ‘ave a chance to aiid ee A +y..| has prepared an exhaustive digest of | Suburban operators are preparing : effecting a three but through tie crowd, In a rainstorm Law Permitting Three-Family) the new law in order to stimulate the | grouns of houses in weores and even| Questions and Answers. | je formula w LL EVENING LINE erybod breila :. 2 ~ | operations of 8 those who | hundreds on outlying tracts of Brook ell me the proport . A we eubay is everuntys moral “Houses Saves Flat Dwellers | Sav iritctnatiet si twchinn i |e Gita ae Ba ae ok [MIXING SPRAYS FOR THE aAR-| "wiz uote, cae aioe ne Seer || Industrial Savings Bank There isn't enough space to © ‘ ; - ; “ lways there are 25,000 private rest-| me ny to be ady for tenant 3. 1B. Hos Cob, Conn, asks |iike lettuce or swiss ch OW. Tio Be 8.0 ‘Newburg, folding toothpick. You are packed so From Big Rent Rise. es in Brac alone which could | befor — winter Manhattan, the|!f Bordeaux iixture and kerosene | the loaves are eaten.” ii, “Wutlson, Coigackte.. ‘Tebete interchange: | 51 Chambers St., New York close that it is fortunate that bunions \'be tered now for the use of three} studio reconstruction around Wash jenn 108 iy the Ia 1 fe her bordeau ; f load, | sie with thow of Day Line, ‘Tel, 1007 Spring | ot ara . re ec tamilies. ngton Square, in Old Greenwich Vi nate of lead an non j after on J Mage Qren't catching. A roving corn could) nen: raising landiords of flats are| " ft I i) with them C will not be was f | é F | “Phe purpose o he Lawson | lage and Ohelsea as well as in York 9 ‘ ¥ another | travel from foot to foot for twelve! racing deteat on all sides. lewananane sto encourage the de- | ville and through many parte of Har-|sPray, as Shey 69 net eel | spraying, It Ix better to combine the | ron team’ oat | , FOUR, PER CENT. | t vuel ie ” t three arn Ouse 8 fee) © impetus The f ey cun be mixed at home aprays, and Apr the same time a | failes without once touching 'he) Tenants are threatening to move.| velopment of three-tamily houses.”| lem is fooling the impetus Thi Bordeaux mixture is a combination | nowecar tn vt he “three inate | Owain OCEAN 66 7? ||| Deposits made on or before ound. : sald he to-day. “This type was once| sult promises thousands of new-type| . 1 iree-in-one” | UN THE © Ag | er . iin ereeces Suburban builders of small dwellings very popula Brooklyn, but it had | homes at moderate rentals for maities|Of blue vilriol and line; for garden |or all purpose spr Hilute the bor. | Pee rial ean. at 10th, 1917, will draw interest Why not drill the crowds? Havel are hastening to provide better homes| heconie alinost extinct because of re-| that do not like life in crowded flats | Work It will not pay to attempt tol dewux accor to treet then || baie Nal it util from July Ist, 1917. the Harlem crowdsiers deploy in open for fatdweilers at lower coat. A bill|striciions in the Tenement House | houses Up Rae Ti Ra a Abert Lal COR 1, Using a9) ) aa NS } JOUN 2. pupae ish formation in squads of); ine 7 Taw, It has been ref > RECRARAE OR OR ee n} much A required for that | JOHN & BAL indenee tenes | Mas, been introduced tn Congrees to, 1itw. jit has areas atrieta eady for Jin With the | schetule codecs to snags wichen notion or eee Prohibit raising rents of homes during hoasinz 700 to 1.600 persons to the} TOM JONES SAVES REWARD. | ura. of ! f the aif w WM du. T2 60.2 148.20. 1 i) EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION Slime war period And | has signed the v. Whitman acre wson ‘Three-family | Wi 1 the old private res: d outhved their dens Wille eh Manager tt IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION could we altered profitably intu | ace i ne i A WINGS I House Bill which will provide more | ¢2U! ' re une the | 2&8 ony Aato Steal” Ga and churn to ‘4 i MBEKS ST. Noy omes for more families because the The ‘Trustee have declared a" homes for at least 50,000 families in| awe imposed changes out of ull pro Tom Jones, manager o " emulsified r : to | SUNDAY EXCURSION) ..e.te'snrje™y He nd ton the greater city [Portion in. vost. to, the protection |the one-ring and. th .m to fifteen party wate ! Oike lackleat NEWBURGH, BEACON MST sca senaies » sacl RTMTiocs Git dain ate ieee neimanng amt. eagles Oia a : ined BEA FOUR Te ree |iutioa, at least temporarily, of the| che new law not only modifies the |reparate him om part of ik hank | '| Str. “NEWBURGH” | ©: iS higher rent problem: according to families can be built in large num-|the Tenderloin ae the “those sural ® my Mune, Mesiauraat, Lunchroom on oF before July 10 wilh draee ement by the Advisory Council jer. tlying cheap land but i ‘ - pale | | AT AN END—tho “femal: 1 4 kin ot. 10000 avus st of Real Estate Intorests to-day, It 0PTS eration of thou- | *t°*! Jones went into | the "femal com plaints* and ianke saya there are nearly 50.000 dwellings ee eee te eer an otnce tar [leaving his gasoline ch What is Anuric? Yrenicnotsce tgs pale wornan' ee |whioh can be made available for one Sana pf oll, ting the privilege. |0f Charles Pischler, a news | —— by Dr. F + Favorite Pre- | Founded 1000, Complete course jor two more families, thus relieving however, to. those t before April | !4ll_ F t A harmless remedy that if taken scription. For all the derange- | The People's Wonder/ui Playground MEETINGS. $98, Write or aul for the pressure on flats and apartments, 19. 1991.) ‘Three houses repre-| Jones wa bef ill © th diseases H —_—— eee catalog “kW | 1t quotes Gov. Whitman in approv- | sent a forward, not a backward, step | fox trot when Fis ‘ore meals will carry o} e r the | by Th ed aaa ing the beh Follwat ; in city homes ey must be wel-lOn soaching the aidownik theen oe tan, | uric acid lurking in the system. nly Fomedy certain wa benefit, ear ountalin 0C MA ‘This bill amends the Tenement pomed by all w! ve the interest of | youngster Kinteered. to r ne t's a legitimate medicine fo 5 ie Be seh 90 House Law 20 98 to encourage Oe eee ea een a at heart find’ the but’ the + evil) Most eminent physicians agree tat roman, carofully adapted 9 | pala Nira lt Oude Sorin OR erection of three-family houses 0 = a cop. The id. r delleate organization, and | Hi He uate We facilitates tie alteration of aimee TO ENCOURAGE SMALL HOUSES | to.) ying theumatiom ts caused by urie ac pever conflicting with any of ian Hadas pie fentae 1 dee COLUMBIAN ORDER aieeeieeancaieannacal residences into decent three-family ON OUTSIDE SITES. ranged { Send 10 cents with name of this paper, her conditions, It regulates |! t ose y| Y Ros: houses, providing ample safeguards for carat to Dr. Plorce, Invalids’ Hotel and Sur- and promotes all the proper Brother, You are regnwcttly reguagied ROBERTSON IS RIGHT |/ health’ and safety’ of tenanta, Such Realty and civic organizations in] Ward gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.. for s largo funetlons, builds up and invigor | Metts Sreat “Wigwam on MONDAY EVENING George H. Robertson, the world’s || construction and alteration will tend all parts of the greater with erand “| sample package of Anuric, ‘It will cons ea the entire system, mont. at" half’ an hour after the setthage tanmans anivers vara! to prevent congestion in the city, pro- three-fan | youngster hay been warking the xaue| ¥iNC® any one suffering trom Kidnoys,| 4. y,,ftalote health and streckth, | 11a SEEING YACHTS cas Minit (heroush inepeation of your | viding safe and sanitary accommoda- hey elaiin mm cabaret patrons for . | bladder, backs ste, that It ‘3 many Ls po srun-down” and overworked? ‘Thon 1b | Tare Batiery Pier 10.40, 2.50. ‘Tol, Ihroad s3ts | _tnetallat end Lobtiatiog. recommend your | Uons at rentals which people in needy . <> more active than lithla, and dissolves! will bring you special help. It's the | Sandy Hook he Oryaa 001M, | of mem wants + Re or moderate circumstances can afford ts 4 i A COSTLY LiGHT ure acid in the aystom | as hot ater | mother’ Fridnd “'icssens pain and Ine | rive te Navy Yard every halt hour, 260, + also orivate | CO Di t by aaing From the Hirmingiam Age Herald ) melts sugar; besides being absolutly | sures life of both mother and child. KEANSBURG, N, J. “es'4, "9, Be Manhattan Season of Plo ry suit convenlen'e outlying area, t | “Miss Gadde der {| harmless, {t preserves the kidneys in |” Dr. Picrco's Favorite Preseripyion has 9 Ned it SG SE your ol Dlworer ence MORE HOM | "Miss Gadder has a wonderful pair of sit Dp y wrt 4 Toate SPECIAL Chassks For Laptes, || MORE PRES NERGED TO HALT | supervision of s even : healthy state by thoroughly cleansing! a record of years of cures. Lt is the | 4%, Gi," Mitel. 080 he, Bake all or write for booklet . J moral ¢ Well, what If she has? them. Anuric sweeps from the blood | t invigorating tonic and _ - +“ “Experience has shown that on ac- many occur y But, my dear fellow, don’t you admire! the urie acid which causes rheumatism, | nervine known i) medical | ATKINSON AUTO SCHOOL courlk oF Festristiona in the Tenement | or boarding houses, Fhe ‘Oh, Ver. but when T have an iden|lumbago, gout, sciatica, Anuric Is an ts “of native medicinal foots found | HELP WANTED—MALE, | penne Bite ans s use Law there is no incentive for conditio th | that they never light up ex when| (nsarance agent. Send now to Dr. Pleree,| tn" our fo i contains not @ drop | lL. iKAPHIC Aletis ts ~lauegrame cayoa SUNDAY WORLD WAN 405 Went 90th Mt, (Near Beoadwas), | constructing a house for three fam. dwelliiks . here” tha they, reat on some expensive obtect. I! for free book on Diseases of Bidueys oF] ti eicohol oe hremfal dregs Sua ip | varie coh fine. color oat: WORK MONDAY WOND! : . paone ii lites only, The new houses are at! those in aw where th| prefer to do my admising at safe qis sense eA ge Slers rider, Walia qualificat ew eet . ” . WP Neus eX stories high, with many sa part of the working popula- tance.” “ 7a { jasva you ask for, ‘ableb or Liguid form by dealers. — su... | Boas 00,400 Nac rn