The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1917, Page 7

Poe WDAYO WOMAN SCHOOLS ARE OPEN, MADE WELL 15,000 NEM PUPILS Lydia E. Pincham's Vege- CROWD BUNL DINGS table Compound Did the Work. Nothing Like It. saeaiai Exact Number Will Not Be Known Until Principals Make a Report. “Last reer! euffered from « eesk: Ree wi) Nid Wises adertaned Pew nundres toward more ot oo boys and girls and “young later an. trooped thie morning im Manhat ye and end the other boroughs af nie | all accounts was! r endance, but just what th Sabeund b the ill aot be Known until the hove eve tahen and | # principale have bren re R to oll suffering the Hoard of bdueation on Perey Prestidge, Aberdeen Wednesday It wih not it te ee Women who suffer from those dite mated. be any greater than bast year tressing ills peculiar to their sem notwithetanding that there are 15,000 thould be convinced by the many Genuine and truthful testimonials we are constantly publishing in the news. re of the ability of Lydia EB, ham's Vegetable Compound to restore their health. To know whether Lydia FB. Pink new The lack of im mn, due to t 4, te respon the falling off t@ the number sa) pupils enrolments will make up © lone by graduates and for other | enrolments. und will help causes. It is estimated that many | wdin, pupils have given up thelr scbouling Kyat fo take the places of young men cailod | WEUT by the dr Your letter will pe dratves opened, read and answered bY @ Jioyod in various branches of the woman, and held In strict confidence, (,.,., ent service and about tw! —Advt. retired under the pension which Includes those who nave n the dep years, those © of seventy and for phy ht for thirtyef who have reached cal dis re will probably be @ lengthening of the school day om account of the Weish Law which compela a forty- — and “Eddys”’ uce R in Season minute session of physical culture The law went intoseffect on the frat of this month. The extension of time | was made in the high schoola Ins: |term, after the law was made, but | beture st becaiue operative, Public Schuol No, 98 was the only hew building opened. It is at Ridge- wood | commoda te te, Queens, 1835 pupils. A and can ac- Gives foods a pi- part-time problem Is in the same con- . when the schools MADE IN U.S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores ive only part attention. The Gary plan not solved the problem. There are twenty-four Gary or duplicate plan schools tn the city. Other schools will be operated on the plan during the fall. | The high schools will be crowded to thelr capacity, notwithstanding the graduations of last term and the en- listments. The indicated re Is approximately 65,000, whi abled to re by reason 9 the dra) rade In ates uid to pew arg now possible for % ure but 89,000 sittings. Only the & Kman’s ter Childs Hih Senool in the Bron is under construction, No other new rofhiterative high school building is planned, THROAT AND LUNGS At Public School No. 72 Prinetpal wo aStubbarn Coamne wut Colds. 1 Miss Miry M. Cummings exhibited a Size 1 message from Chicago telling of the New $1.50 Now Be Ch. award to Miss Lillian Kaplan of the nN a competition on an ar- Eckman Laboratory, ariel first prize in Philadelphua ticle on " Try Barley— a really superior food. ities. more pleasing, nourishing and food than if made of wheat alon The wonderfully pleasant taste wheat with malted barley. America’s War Bre number of teschers| PAL he rer a pep ee quant flavor that || room annex to Public School No. 32, | P ra ‘the Bronx, w this morning, is appetizing and |) ag well asa two-room annex to Pub- satisfying. Ne School No. 11, Richmord, The MONTCLAIN ATHLETE FOR VALOR IN FRANCE CHILD IN STOLEN AUTO ABANDONED ON ROAD Four-Year-Old Boy Found After) been badly wounded by a grenade. Night in Cold and Unable to Talk Because of ‘Exposure. BOSTON, Sept. 10 the four-year-old som of H. e in the in front of Davidson's resid four- | Dorchester district, was found at Ded- | The child was| tions, ham, near here, early to-day and |turned to his parents. |auffering from exposure after being out ali night in the cold and was unable to talk. A watchman on duty at @ sewer un- der construction at Dedham saw a car apparently deserted. in the roadway, and as he approached he heard a child ery- jing. Investigation showed the little fel- low under the blankets, and as he could give no account of himself the watch- {man notified the Boston police, who |had been searching for him all night. It ts supposed that a thief took the ar and reached Dedham before discov- ing the presence of the child Raise ahi a bi Over 6,000 at a fark Concert. Over 6,000 persons heard a concert by Miss So! '@ Symphony Band in the Mall, Central Park, last night. The “Star Spanglea Banner” and other pa- triotic music was played during the programme. Help Save the Wheat! Barley was the first grain turned to when wheat became scarce in Europe, for barley like wheat is one of Nature’s wonder grains. Malted barley mixed with wheat produces Barley is famous for its high protein value, excellent flavor, and its self-digesting qual- Always in the making of the famous food rape-Nuts a considerable quantity of whole barley flour has been blended with whole wheat. This constitutes a great saving of wheat for the Governmént and results in a far digestible e. of Grape- Nuts is largely due to the processing of ad Costs about the same as a full size Loaf of Bread and f Every Atom Works | |thon runner, was fighting with the Harry Davidson, | 1 L. David-| trips, but had an interesting time at Jeon, who was asleep on the rear seat|une of the batteries watching the Of an automobile stolen Inst night from | kunners work. | white crows, | time, and the officer, before he gave WINS WAR CROSS ON VERDUN FRONT -_ 2 Lieut. Mughes Rewarded fo: Valor in Driving Ambulance Under Fierce Pire. Liewt, Peul Hughes of Moenteletr, N. J. & chauffeur attached to Beotion No. @0 of the Amertean Red Cross Amivulanos, tn service on the Verdun fron, bas just been awarded the Guerre by France tor valor in moving wounded under « heavy bombardment of high explosive and ene shells from Aug. IT to 96 Durng his ven monthy service in nee Liew! Hughes's fellow mem- » Montelatr Athietie Club and bis former classmates of the m maculate Conception Behon! have fol- lowed his career with interest. News of the honor conferred upon bim by the oh Gover nt elicited this comment from a friend: “Well, Paul has got his war eros. Boon we may hear of hun getting his Paul has never told « hor done « dishonorable aot in nis r bers of in @ letter to @ relative recently, Licut, Hughes wrote that Heart 8t Yves, former world’s champion mara- Allies 4 had just been transferred from the flying corps to @ regiment of infantry, Hughes helped oarry Bt Yves out of action after the latter had “lL carried fifty-six wounded tn seven trips,” wrote Lieut, Mughes, “and then | waa relieved, Yesterday had little to do—only made two We watched one hun- ired and fifty shells ver minute for at least half an hour as they tore through the air to the Boche posi- Three shells were ready at one ‘Vive la Vive le the signal to fire, said France! Vive I’ Amerique! President Wilson!" In another letter Lieut, Hughes wrote: “Most of the prisoners coming in are young school boys Many regiments will Not take prisoners, but I guess it 1s not in the French to kill boys who say that the war 1s not of their mak- iny and Uhat they are glad It is over fur them, The stream of wounded coming in makes me, hope the war will soou be o “It Is a great game. The artillery on one side starts rumbling and the shells land in the enemy lines. After 4 few hours of this rain of shells, “he cannon stop and the Infantry goss ‘over and at ‘em.’ A few machine guus aire brought from @ deep dug-out and start sputtering. Some troops advance and some fall back to the staring point, but always a bund lies quiet. The ambulance section gets some of them out in time to save them, “We get many Boche and French negroes among the wounded, If w: have some of each we put a French- man in the car or the negroes wil kill the Boches, Netther gives quar ter when they meet, although, from what the negroes say in their French sign language, the Boches often beg for their lives, The negroes’ answer is the removal of the head of teb man asking quarter, “Ambulance work becomes very trying at times—sleep when you or others can't find anything else to do. ind eat standing up. However, som one must do tt, and why not ine? If you can spare me a little longer, just let_me stay to do my bit with th Allies.” | SHIP IN U.S SERVICE FIRES ON LAUNCH OFF BROOKLYN One Man Wounded After Failure to Heed Warning to Stop Brings Seven Shots. \Last midnight a plcasure jauncl docking at Fifty-seventh bt Brooklyn, about fifty feet fro stern the former German Grosser Kurfuerst, being fitted out {n Morse's dry dock as @ troop trans; was fired on from the ship. shots were fired, George Morris, thirty-one, a botler maker, living at No, 340 Fitty-s+ Street, was wounded In the abdom but will recover, Boven | | The launch had been to Staten Islan, and aboard were Morris, Will fam Hennessey of No. 6418 Street, who owned the boat Smith, No, 258 Fiftieth Street; J Oudorf, No, 609 Ovington Str John Thorsen, No, 127 Fifty-sev Street; Mrs, E, Bennett, Fifty 1 Street and Third Avenue, and is May O'Rourke of No, 7204 Fifth | Avenue, Early this morning, the pot! Ey McDermott, on bos Kurfuerst, admitted he had shots after @ Warning to stoj been d yed. A negro mem the F th Infantry, he suid, & two shots. esaniekgitiene tenner OBITUARY NOTES, Willlam Duffy, aged fifty-three nected with the Bankers’ pany, 1s dead at No Edward J. Johnson Thomas A. Edison, 4s ark AV Filled Books of * on the Fifth Floor, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY GEPTEMBER ioc China, Herein are mentioned ju accordingly, $345 American Porcelain Dinner OM CAG... .cccccessersecveens $5.50 A Porcelain different decorations; two with the other with @ blue spray; 42 $7.50 Amertcan Porcelain Dinner two different decorations; one blue lined, 6. 95 the other green lined; at 100- Piece erican blue September Sale of House Wares Annual event in the Store Downstairs was inaugurated this morning with the bigg list of specials in housewares since the war be All rd grade fre it sell “the other inds” in this department. A few specimen values: Aluminum Ware $2 DOUBLE RICK OR CEREAL BOILERS —2-quart capacity $1.25 a. 1§e SKIMMERS- +150 25¢ DRINKING C! 19: Se CAKE TURNERS— 120 a5: FLOUR DREDGE—1 19¢ 100 MEASURING CUPS: Be 10e TEA STRAINERS— Be ht 45 inches; lee capave nel lined pro lon chamber Galvanized Iron Ware bas ROTARY ASH SIFTER- i roomy ej taaly stre BOC Woodenware FOLDING SEWING OR CARD $1.15 TABLE—durably buil ure; light or dark oa ' $1.50 HARDWOOD COMBINA TION LADDER AND CHAI, 91-10 $1.75 FOLDING IRONING 9 MOREA re $1.25 $2.25 BISSELL CARPET SWEEP lib—arsam snions corr ruscing #100 CLOTHES PINS-—best quality hardwood; package containing 5 dozen, re larly 100, 8c Household Sundries Se CANS OF BESTENE scouring NO MORE DUST SWEEHING COM: UND regularly 10s, ot Be; fegulariy 2c, at.. 2lc O-CEDAR OIL FLOOR AND FURNITURE SH —2: st 186; 50° §Qe . 24c 5c HAIR FLOOK BROOMS. « farineh Block; good quality; at, 49€ %e HAIR FLOOR BROOMS: W4eInch; Aleeeeeees Pri Gee SEND FOOD DELICACIES TO THE BOYS A special section near the order room in our Grocery, fourth floor, la arranged for feceiving orders for food ‘and Je Prepared ready for Sele Dost or express Ft SARDINES SARDINES—tn tomato sauce; Round Can brand; dor, #140; 12c¢ regular 150 can SAI INES—in Queen brand; a: p fg. 180 can am ie FRESH FRUITS _, 49e 1 OBer avant tule, SOC 22c fruit; 3 doz., #1; doven _ Bde BARTLETT PEAKS—selectey, ripe > fruit; 3 Pio Te ROeN 35e We Give ave These Sales Are for Tuesday EENHUT"’ "THE BIG STORE” Great Scptember Sales of 4 few of the extraordinary bargains to be found in this department right now. China wares also are soaring out of sight The results of our forethought are effectively shown in the following Dinner Sets at These Record Low Prices Dinnet Set#—two spray decorations; one pink, the other ba 50 ‘perry’ Gold Stamps Are Redeemable for $2.50 orth of Merchandise in Any Depart freen Trading Stampa as (sual o17. TH AVE.. 1OWTO 19% STREET Glass, Lamps We foresaw the conditions which exi # present and made our plans rains Sete—31 pieces; decorated blue mill — sedi line *925 Dinner Sete—cholce of 3 | $19.60 American Porcelain Dinner Sete—100 pieces; neat pink spray, three attractive conventional border 15 97-Plece English Porcelain Dinner Sete—-6 different Seto -S0 pieces; | “conventional border designs, with gold on § edge; suitable 12 persons, at 18 $31.50 h phd — Set»—100 aty conventional border decora- 99 Cut Glass Formerly Priced at $5.95 to $7; Sale At $4.95 (ee ing articles: Ice Tubs Celery Trays 8-9-Inch Bowls Comports A Sugar and Creams Cake Baskets Mayonnaise Sets 4-Pint Pitchers Vii i" \ WN SS 7 aN (an Lamps & Lighting Fixtures Floor Lamps stem; mahi electric pull with Empl choice of si Floor Lamps—about 20 styles offered at }y less than regular. Mosthave heavy posts, some carved, Complete with silk shades in various design: and colors, Specially priced from $16 to $27.15, Gas Domes—made of art glass; choice of 3 styles; one a 22-inch bent panel dome with diamond another a large bent panel with overlaid m work; another, hexagon shape, in a pretty design, with a metal work skirt; complete for gas, with stem and inverted light outfit, $4.76, Any of the above domes may be fitted for electricity with chain hanger and three light pull chain cluster; at $5.75. Electric Lamps—with pottery tase; fitted complete with wicker shade, silk lined in assorted colors; regularly $5.75; con plete for $3.95. Inverted Art Glass Outfite—tor gas; complete with goose-neck burner, art glass shade in am- ber of green ith bead fringe to match tle and clear glass in a globe; complete, $1.69, Brave Condtestione. fitted with candle shade holder and 7-inch shade; stands 16 in 3 ee, ches high; outfit birchwood base and finish, with two in sockets, complete *9.25 And harvest festival sale is crowding our Mammoth Pure Food Market. Bring your list of table supplies to our Grocery and order « supply for the remainder of Septe + the entirg Fall months. Mail and telephone orders filled promprly Telephone Chelsea 4000. PRIVATE ESTATE COFFEE | NEW APPLES +. oe 110 GRAVENSTEIN TABLE APPLES— one regelar ae x, 138, 89 ; Batate Rice with purchisg vf 3 Ids or] Seqt MOOI dhuua a. atise 38c more Private Estate (olle NEW GREEN APPLES—for cooking and MACARONI making delicious pies; ® quality; doz, 61.75 Se G Pipe PPLES: sting or Tob. i kage ‘ if Re nk bee amper, 82. 7, '5e OUR OWN ROASTING ASE ASS BARA AIBO COFFEE 4% WATE sane MEL ONE GUADARA! BLEND COF v iL ONS re r 10 ibe., $2.45; It fruits each : “"y 60e PURE CBYLON ILA 7 dox., BBe Wee heme 8c and, INDIA ‘CEYLON TEA—Id,, #2 WHEAT BRAN eam )R_ JOHNSON'S EDUCAT , INDIA THA i. #4, 75, eat Meal ee tbe 7] BOs end... CAMPBELL'S SOUPS KAFFEE HAG | VEGETABLE, Beef, Consomme, fel. can, 4703 M4>Ib Ontall; rege 126 COO8 sree serene isk for Them. Double 2x Stam Sperry’ Gold Stamps All Day Thereafter, Single and Wednesday Pure Food Exposition 500 Experienced Saleswomen and Salesmen Wanted in the Following Departments: Women's Suits Dress Goods Millinery HMandkerchicls Corsets Knit Underwear Silverware Women’s Hosiery Men's Hosiery Women's Shoes Stationery Umbrellas Wash Goods Boys’ Clothing Ribbons Upholstery Goods Art Goods Books—Cut Glase Silks —Furniture Carpets and Rugs Blankets Misses’ Suites Jewelry—Lamps Leather Goods Smallwares Pictures Trunks and Bags Men's Underwear Men's Furnishings Toys—Toilet Goods Apply all day at Employment Bureau Balcony (Above Main Floor). . ancy China Large assortments of beautifully decorated fancy china, comprising Plates, Cups and Saucers, May- onnaise Bowls, Sugars and Creams, Pin Trays, Ink Trays, Olive Dishes and Bon Bon Dishes, Choice, Each, at J Oe pieces; handpainted design; at $2.50 Cheon m Lepr pleces; attractive Japanese design ‘f eee 1.98 $3.95 Tea Sete—17 pleces; beauti- fully decorated with Japanese design; set consists of tea pot, sugar bowl, creamer and 6 cups and faneeret 2.49 Glassware Plain Water Sete—7 pieces; with any initial; set of 6 tumblers and a 3-pint jug; at 98. 0.50 Service Set—40 pieces; ote glass, engraved with any in t $7.) 18-Piece Service Set—consistin; of 6 seltzers, 6 lemonade, $ tumblers; engraved with any initial; 84c. 4-Pint Pitchor—plain glass, 49¢. Plain Glass Goblets -10-ounce; each I5e. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FOOD SAVING EXHIBIT | The Department of Agriculture has os tablished in our ery & food saving ex hibit, Demo lectures dally | the art of c rving, debydrating and conservation of supply, Reg: | later your address for United States De. partment of Agriculture food bulleting. ENGLISH CUSTARD POWDER ra 8c LISH GELATINE JELLY ‘D4; reg. Se dox 10e pack ag ;. NGLISH SOUPS lentil; ‘On 0 package,, OC SUNSHINE BISCUITS FREE—vae pack ma uit ase of © packages Sua