The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1917, Page 9

SEE THE MONSTER, $0 HE BOLTED "Twas Only a Fire Engine, but Car, | & Wagon and Policeman Suf- fered From Horse's Fright. William Brown of No. 197 Hewes Street, Williamsburg has a horse named Theophrastus. Usually Theophrastus is & calm and self-possessed animal. Barly to-day, however, at Driggs Ave- hue and Broadway he sighted a glitter- ing, shrieking monster, breathing fire he North First street ad Avenue raph pole three-quarters o} from the, “apet Where the ar started the exc}tem Dr. Flamm. of Wi Mfinimabare attended Brown, Frits. and None of them was seriously hurt. Husted at No. 24 the me wal Street tus narrowly missed another | ‘o:lceman Sew tion bridle an, ragged a bloc! he guided the Intelligent animal into « a mile engine Honpit. Seward, The fre was jn the home of Henry aa Seventh Street; PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TO ASSIST IN PUBLICITY FOR POTATO SHIPMENT FIGURES a Carries 4 od i Ko and Little] the BUT WILD WOMAN GOES ON HS TRAIL Ave in 1916, America drank 109,600,000 pounds ot tea and {# consuming more this yea! Just A Touch Of Ice-Mint. PRESTO! dry” THE ‘EVENING WoRLD, Wii niepay, JUNE 27, 1917. WILD HORSE GONE, dustry are to-day rooting for a | pone , Geo F, Mitehell, America, 1 Yaupervising tom examin United States Treasury Depar ho ia In the Orient inspecting duatry, saya the # tea Consumptio: spread of the pi accordant to big boom no may be rohibition Mitchell, come the prices of Wanamaker And smoke. “it'was. the motor eng SIse—Missing Animal May |] ant How coot, ensy and Comfortable Of Fire Company No. 211, but Theo ' ya Brey , Your Feet Wilt Feel! phrastus did not know that. nrown,{4AST BULLET FOR HIMSELF. )@5 9 Barrel Enough for Potatoes; Have Swam Away. Straw Hats standing on tho curb, tried to hold him, Lt epee g , Corn sufferers gather round; get right Pith tho result that Theophrastus!“ tee mesleting Othieeres Dealers, Knock Off That $2,502) ,,7: mses wu rove of te sand | sy stone ane tines, mere good news for epped all over hi d ¢. eco! he legend o' Driers Avenue, after th Marted a10nk) Standing off @ posse until his ammu ’ id ella naitntd toda hd sh Rail ; 1 —all Splits ; legen vounctn B hea 0] nition wea almeoh ephausted, after he Beach and has passed into history | at, Inst. No hum d on ped killed fie wey at Sails, eens at TO THE POTATO MERCHANTS—The Evening World invites you on te Gand: with tis “Wild Horse | iy anid to surely and quickly | ternoon, Yviittam Blair Tareed his Xuls> to take hold immediately of the splendid opportunity offered you to on ay aril Beers are net ag tat Tay OF ts gale Oh wwe —Sennits | fast ‘bullet into ‘hie. boay. “Heute, in 8 make good. You have the chance of a lifetime to arouse new | ee nee ie aclven cornered oF noreneas, althet. ” | Camden hospital severely wound: confidence in the trade, put it back on the high plane where it be- Th have porte Bae ee sand de6ea sre ge 5 roReee ewe le tke ‘inking heavy, longs. You have a chance to save men in Your own trade from ruin, @ hd flushed the short grass, but like ir of tired, —M kin relled with his wife and shot her. Their | chance to show the general public that you are not half o black a8 your | yooninvar'a twin-six, the wild horas iitng, ‘eerang fren Gow tet | ac aws fourteen-7ear- funmonet Shortt Mend own figures make you out to be. What do we want you to do? Simply | o¢ Nothorly, “ne'er aid the P wforts Blair took refuge behind a po this: Knock off at once $1 @ barrel on every No. 1 grade of Southern po- he wild bores haa Wosache tas babe eestanel’ colicaean tat chan, i c! a . Wan and sachange gon Biota with tatoes! Do that to-day. Knock off still another dollar! Do that to- I! sy norse of the ladies on the board- s —Milans poles. morrow, Knock off 50 cents more! Do that on Friday. The total of fi wark an they knot nosebage and foot sufferer can appreciate @ pew Saidieaa Pm |] those “Kknock-offs” will be $2.50, That will make your outside price for | their brows. But the owner of the » this, expecially women whe HE New Potatoes Drop $1.25 & Barrel. | gastorn hore $6 a barrel instead of $7.50, the present quotation. It will H! missing thorouehbred in perplexed ax | cvitked 10 risen on°thete tect eh Bey. ot THE price of every straw hat suffers and the humilia- tome from southeastern States neve | DFing your Virginias down to $4.60, your North Carolinas te $9.60, your tito what made his noble steed wild. |, "7 tt Just sak in any drug tion goes on for 3 days. South Carolinas to $5, your Floridas to $3. You can do this and make & small Jar of Ice-Mint and learn though to ders pice te tor 484s, 1a | money. There is not the alightest chance for any merchant to get oft NSampate bel cain ere ciecer dona | tates cies ln eae, ee By Saturday we ought not have a straw hat left. ' . . 5 i he owne Nn 9 nothin HU to FCM Meher than last Year, ene | with any effort to Jump up tho market again. Come acroms, gentlemen, |! seoms to hold water. Maybe he a And we won't have if we can make YOU know what we Government, Bureau of Markets an-/} ang we'll stop calling you “potato patriots” in the news columns, | wild flowers on tho million dollar wc know about this event. links; maybe he's just sowing his TO ROTAILERS—Its to you ow to clear yourselves, rele aye | wild oats; maybe tt wax the prices | These Are Wanamaker Straw Hats paper has succeeded in reducing the wholesale cost of potatoes $1.75 @ |! for provender said to prevall there. | e e barrel in three days. About 90 per cent, of you have been as blame- |) A pewutiful girl in a one-piece bath- | Wear Gl They are hats that bulge with value at regular worthy as the potato merchants, You know you haven't helped one little | ing suit walked down from tho beach asses prices. Now, in this event, you can buy WANAMAKER— altimore LO J | Beevers coo tocting among your windy curtomern, ven now a} in the iste hamior ot Pulnt Lasko Don’t Suff considerable number of retailers In Manhattan are charging 7, 8 9 and}! yestorday afternoon. Her canary- | ont Sufter $2.00 Straw Hats for $1.25 IMPROVED SERVICE even 10 cents a pound for potatoes. These prices are out of all reason. | colored hair peeped out from beneath | i To |] This newspaper wants you to make money, it wants the wholesaler to [/ tne cutest of sik-rubber bathing caps. ||] from eyestrain or headaches. $3.00 Straw Hats for $2.00 | make money, it wants every merchant to make, y even a trifle more | A broad glazed leather belt encireled They also don’t suffer from '] than reasonable profit. Begin right away; knock off two or three cents. f/).4, trim waist and her stockings||| the handicap and de ° . Let a flat FIVE CENTS the pound be the highest charge in all parts of 1 ree: ' would have put the aurora borqalis on i poor Tee somehenag-<all gs Magy Hager br ade Ml eae tbd Put out the T/ the piink. ‘he pete pede the Hyetlotenacline Mt et $4.00 Straw Hats and $3 00 |] Square Deal flag to-day alongside of the Stars and Stripes and keep tt I) sana dunes in pumps with high red||] Reliable Eyesight Examination i aller, campa. h id that it was to capt S I | OUIS |] spuds now to hand and the still greater frosh supplies that are due in| reD™, one sald that it was to cables ily Fitted Glasecs from $2.99 Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building . |] port any day. Jook strong enough to capture any- g | ao thing bigger than fish. ‘ | TO HOUSEWIVES—Your paper is going to give the potato mer- The National Express '] chants the biggest opportunity ever offered members of any trado to re- J], Of Mr. Susie Handy agit New ¥ iif 56 Years onn anamaker ee OSS ake Geom themselves, ta put themselves back on the map of Square Deal ||feF the horse. Mrs, Handy looked a ores oS Rim ate oath ot Broadway at Ninth, New York Leaves West 23d Street Station............ |] Americans. It's going to campaign for increased consumption of po- Lhe Me igre dareaih Haas ee 350 yy had 8 y d Leaves Liberty Street Sta | tatoes. The campaign is on now, this minute, Start in right away and ay ‘eld q “ ve 7: eA pooner tot Na au, at, Aga St. Arrives Baltimore. buy a pound or two more of potatoes, You can use them. Tell your i ee Mba . if : ost 400, Street, Arrives Washington. \] rctatier you're doing it because you want him to feel you can meet him ||FUnaway on Sunday and pointed down Yrooklyn: 408 Fulton St,cor Bond Bt Arrives Cincinnati. . \] nai¢ way. Tell him to tell the wholesaler this kind of a campaign means |] ‘toward Jones's Lnict. ruse | en Fun Arrives St. Louis. . |] increased circulation of money and maybe the wholesaler will see a@ new J] posses came along and heard of their 4 . |] light. The Evening World wants to see the quart measure restored by ew ally. y stopped chasing the | patie Ct! eae, ith Enlinka: comperinens Sen Greene. room July 3, the eve of the greatest festival on the American calendar, It ld horse and chased the wild 3 | Baltimore, cl SP Melia ibh sc ll das alabcalae og wants to see potatoes on the dining room table on the Fourth of July |) "9Niivace has been found that the Wrinkles-Sallow Ce ie U, reaching St Louis in morning for that have not cost a penny more than 10 cents a quart. Mombers of || wiid horse threw a shoe on | sia ‘ The Evening World Housewives’ Protective Association, here's an oppor- }| The fact that there was a pone ae 0 e | R.46°S8T. 6-eu AV i. : sos tunity for you. party on the boardwalk may fave : mp xi . \ The St. Louis Limited ag ts A ey ons Good Furniture at Reasonable Prices Leaves West 23d St. Station. Potatoes havo dropped $1.7 « barrel actual number of cars of potatoes re- horse, but he declared that he was —— | on Our LIBERAL CREDIT ARRANGEMENT fA t ° ” hen looking for a pony. Automobiles | Leaves Liberty St. Station. wholesale, There is a temporary em-| ceived at Meadows Yard. then s pedir +4 : fieente 4 and Connections, Arrives Baliinors bargo against further shipments from] This new form of publicity will put aS Bee LI aati age RENEW YOUTHFUL BEAUTY | Wie tr er Std PEAY HoUkue wh PAY FREIGHT. “ Arrives Washin: at the Southern gateways, viz.; Potomac/ before the public the total receipts of] ‘The fishermen at Jones's Inlet ap | 1ECE ADAM RIOD DIN- . ts Chast eae |¥ards and Cape Charles. Exposures cars, barrels and bushels of potatoes| pear suspicious, but the posses re- ba eis | ING ROOM BUITE In Golden Arrives Cincinnati. . in this paper brought about that ém- received by the Pennsylvania Railroad | frain from questioning thein, fearing Try This French Beauty Recipe Oak, wonsisting of BUFFET, I Arrives St. Louis bargo. Usually embargoes on food- at its Eastern freight terminal on the pp Fp orl oo ha secant (Hae, aie To-Night. CUI Stina. Bolid steel train, with Pullman drawing-room, stuffs mean higher prices, but there Jersey side plus the actual number of} yorsq swam the Inlet and landed on wrinkled, hollow-cheeked, jay t fii and i be) oars 9u her tiene to Gb teule Guan formetly ig every reason to believe that this cars brought over to this port dally on Edge. 1 day & they have has quickly mi | LC TUPUC/| 4 a Makes all Western and Southwestern connections from St. Lous. extraordinary embargo of 1917 will floats plus the actual number of bar- sp ry fg ng EN Reha eee te || ain J laces, at renee : . have a sobering effect on potato rels brought in by Old Dominion ni points ‘and. Treats and || the followin French Beauty || The Cincinnati-St. Louis Express growers, commiasion merchants, job- steamers, woncting Long |] eclve. airy thie to-niant. Merely || $ -50 A lbers, and ail concerned with the It will make it impossible for any- rhe captain ro Our toe in warm water and || j Leaves West 23d St. Station. .. wholesale end of this product. body to hoodwink the publo any| por at jhad boon hailed by a |] Tokaton’ Kovented. ‘tn ‘the ‘morning Leaves Liberty St. Station..... In forty-eight hours the embargo longer as to the total amount of food- | '¥' renin » to her frantio cries, The An aks Criece enaloa Bassani: Arrives Washington will probably be lifted. The potato stuffs standing anywhere in this port] woman told him that the wild horse Uirely different is! AM € nan Arrives Cincinnati Arrives St. Louis Solid ateol train, with Pullman drawing-room, sleepin, Parkersburg, innatl and 8t Louis; Camberlund and W! The a la carte service om dintng cars te exceptionally fine and grranged to provide excellent meals within reach of ali class travel TICKET OFFICES: 1276 Broadway, Telephone Madison Square 3626; 172 Broadway, cor. Malden Lane, Telephone Cortlandt 6570; 4 Court Street, Brooklyn Telephone Main 6807 J. B. SCOTT, General Eastern Passenger Agent, 1276 Broadway. cars and from Washington merchants will not dare try to divert and intended to be brought to Man- to other ports, in the hope of jumping hattan for distribution, With this! up the prices here, any part of the check on recelpta wholesalers will huge supplies now lying at the South- know that the public knows who the ern gateways and intended for this price-fixers are and what the reason~ port. That effort would make it im- able wholesale prices, under given possible for them to redeem them- conditions, ought to be, selves in the eyes of the public. They! it will be in @ position to judge, as want to redeem themselves, and this it ought to in times like these, paper is going to help them. It's go- | whether potato growers want to be ing to help them in a very practical on the level with the public or are way, as follows: |bent on keeping up the Insane prac- First, by a campaign for in-/tice of gouging, Merchants are in- War Dept.--- U. S. Government Has ordered five hundred thousand containers of Chlorinated Lime from us to protect the health of our boys in camp this summer, Tha! Uncle Sam thinks of Chlorinated Lime. You, too, can protect the health of your fam- ily by using Acme Lime in your garbage ca: kk, toilet bowl, privy, cesspool, slop bowl, etc. Acme Lime kills germs and destroys odors instantly. At your grocer, 15. Refuse substitutes. DISINFECT NOW! Relieve Your Liver When your liver is out of order, your head, stomach, bile a bowels suffer with it, ‘Phat is why a bilious attack is often serious. Ward it off with a few doses of BEECHAW'S PILLS which gently arouse a sluggish liver, and renew the activities eo necesan:y to good health, They never produce any disagreeable after-effects. Their prompt use is beneficial to the system, and will Prevent Bilious Attacks Directi f Special Vi hon te Women are with Every Box \Sold by druggists throughout the world, In boxes, 10c, 2Be, creased buying of potatoes by retall-| formed that ‘The Evening World has not asked and does not want the era throughout New York and New| names of consignors or consignecs Jersey. lit 1s not aiming at tearing down any Second, by a campatgn for increased | firm or ors or at cheap exposures ‘ of potatoes throughout | that Ket nowhere, ; slow deliveries at this aide of thi The campaign has opened. It's on|river, ‘The. Pennsylvania. Railroad now. The wholesaler, retailer and| has informed this paper that it wants | ‘cordially invited to fal}| it# cara; that the artificial congestion | Prine ni att sets : Leeiy out on Meadows Yard deprived the in line and attack the surplus potatoes) roaq of cars badly needed to bring at every point. They were never'so| into this port foodstuffs lying at vari plentiful. There ts before us a still] ous points throughout, the country. more promising harvest than the one| The Words “artificial co already reaped, The wholesaler will The Evening World's and rallroad’s. ‘This paper has show have to do his part by further slumps in wholesale prices. The retatlor will that the congestion was artifictal and have to do his by further reductions, nothing else. If the wholesalers had reduced the cost of potatoes $1.75 ten 3 days ago there never would ha a vill do tt This newspaper will do its part by|),e0n any congestion. If they accept continued publicity of the receipts of potatoes at this port, And, in the matter of receipts, It's going to take @ this paper's invitation to knock off $2.50 moro In the next three days they will not lay themselves open to new angle. Instead of accepting the receipts on this side of the Hudson as the actual and total receipts for the another charge of “artificial conges | port of New York for any one day, It st ns tion” and probably save themse from being “counted tn” on the fc clearing expedit shortly to be | augurated und deral auspices, | TRIES TO SAVE THIEF, Witn. is going to publish the actual number Jor cars pushed into Meadows Yards, Jersey City, every day. In this larger publictty {t will have ves the assistance of the Pennsylvania Hope of Aiding Railroad. Yestorday, through its] Louis Frank, twenty years ol, of No.| bureau of publicity, it sald 119 Broome Street, placed om trial be: “The Pennsylvania Railroad will| fére Judge Rosalsky and a@ jury in gladly help The Evening World, Our| General Seasions to-day for stealing a officials have given instructions by| pocketbook from Miss Charlotte which you will be able to obtain daily,| Hoyer of No, 387 Railroad A 1 after the embargo the| Cypress Hills, on Fourteenth Street, May 11, called as his principal witness John Meister of No. 119 Broome 6 val Meister claimed to be & boas painter a said Frank was an employes s ‘He has clwaya been @ fal Atul eme| ,"" Meister told the jury, . High-Class Men ‘and al a4 ean vouch for his character,” tant District Attorney Joseph | Edelson asked Moister to name same of | the Jobs on which Frank had been ev ployed, Meister hesitated and then ud obtain P: ) mitted that he had a employes | may obtain PRIVATE ROOM and bath Frank, but that he Was simply a frie i while ridding themselves forever of all craving and nervous necessity for “more | liquor” by having the POISON OF L.COHOL thoroughly eliminated from the ayatem. Only a few days required by the modern “NEAL WAY." Nol ‘°Phe Sury promptly convicted Pr hardship or deprivation vis Call on attecrs Kosalaky remanded address the “NEAL WAY" Physician ‘ombs for sentence. Meister's s Phone Pla 2084. be has his liberty, a t @ painter, Frank,” Malster told "I know his mother and I ax sorry for her. 1 thought my teatir might bo able to save him trom g to prison. and Judge neither ts Rosal er paper to-day, containing the par- \ticulara of the equine escapade The captain cussed loud and deep; so did, passer for Polnt Lookout Long Beach and the adjacent Lens Boone rad been | JAPAN WANTS U, S. BONE DRY on and asked him to bring try issing wild 3 lige are a is wild over the mystery horse, And now the n edge Americans Drink More ‘Tea They Buy. creme ale) *ROSEATED blemish every ‘ complexion ble TOKIO, June 27.—Several millions Mish and gives,new Tie of Japanese whore livelihood depends Pewiktey in. the night(s tly or indireotly on the tea in apt to rebel a- gainst milk soon- er or later- but most mothers, nowadays, have learned that the pleasant way to convey milk tothe little folks is in a dishof Krumblies WE SELL ON CREDIT COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS From $15 Upward With Every clocking, columbia wSQHMPA WTC ENTS Phim CATAL APARTMENTS FURNISHED FROM $75 UP ON CREDIT SEWING MACHINES ON CREDJT, OPEN MONDAYS & SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P, M, ST_750-752-EiGHTH_AVE 5 AVE A SONG HIT BY THE Authors and Composer of ‘Poor Butterfly”’ Words and Music in Next Sunday World ENTITLED “We'll Stand By. Our Country” Words by John L. Golden and R. H. Burnside. Music by Raymond Hubbell. >