The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 18

terday morning at 10.90 o'clock and ADAMTI MAKES SEAPLANE = i2uit, Zevastetios’ Manatee PM and had some difficulty because mem- em, nnteeee «© f the Signal Corpa whom he had f | Maltlan Plyer’s Machine Damaged) gipecied did not arrive, Ax he and his i i fi a | mechantclan floundered around, the ma- Slightly in Landing t |chine drifted against the Governor's Governor's Island. Island wom wall and was slightly dam- Lteut. Adamt!, an Italian fyer, start- Sigiers ne | WAH Grawe ashore by e. - 3, Adamtt attempted the fight last week yh from Lanaiey Field. Newoort News.| wut met with, gnrine trou had an ae 6 t eS hortly af + POLITICAL. POLITICAL. — “Mr. Hopper's career as engineer and builder distinguishes him from candidates who arck office for patronage or salary. He haa urged the consol: dation of useless county offices. He has managed hia office well. His work for the Torrens aystem of real extate registration* has brought him the enmily of title-aearching corporations, but if i splendid public service “The lows will not be Mr. Hopper's, bul New York's, if the voters fail to keep him at work.”——The World. Vote for : JOHN J. HOPPER FOR REGISTER Of New York County Republican and Fusion Candidate for Re-election on His Record The first name in Group 12 MARK YOUR BALLOT AS FOLLOWS: Vote for one! REGISTER. Ga OIA) x frowns J. HOPPER. . FOR JUSTICE OF THE CITY COURT MANHATTAN AND BRONX VOTE FOR B.W. B. BROWN ENDORSED BY Bar Association of the City of New York New York County Lawyers’ Association The Bronx County Bar Association THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1917. 4b would not #oot bur STRING UP ALL swans agdinst America in this and democracy 1 would ee hang who lifts his voice war for lib- d hang him fervent, Mr. “Even Though He Be Cani- date for Mayor, I'd Hang Him,” He Says. At the Authors’ Club last night, | where he was a gucet of honor with ple who for some Van Dyke,” e attitude of his fellow diplomat said “that any man who !* not 100 per with us is treasonable to this country, and for such no @onditions of punishment can be too severe. “In thia city, where elections are Leaders Say System Would ordinarily contests 4 2 . fs it so happena that there are some yeo-| Add $100,000,000 to Munic- reason or other—/ | do not presume to know why—are| | opposed to the war or who have pro- German aMilations, and #0 are not on between part! the side of the Administration, whlch former Ambassadors to Germany | most of ua believe in the best the city | Gerard and David Jayne Hill, former) has had in fifty years. |Miniater to Turkey Oscar ®, Straus| “It Is unfortunate it In ao. Recent- and former Minister to Persia Arthur | ly 8. Hardy, Henry philosopher, former | Netherlands, Minister to the and applause when ho orted: “Now that we are in thig great war. let us realize that we are really tn it, and act accordingly. Not shoot orable. Hang him! And equally t Don’t stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffing! every two hours until three doses are taken will head, chest, body or limbs, It trils and air passages, stops nasty! Doi The 1st Name Group 7 on Your Ballot POLITICAL. that if the aroused 300 other dis- | feated — the Ungulshed men of letters to cheering | through th would seize upon such ni {t as @ sign that this country was erators and as & means of world before the end of the war in People and the order that huge masses of war money | weakening—use it uniting the German milltarists.”” Millions Use It For Colds Because “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves cold or grippe } misery in a few hours—Really wonderful! A dose| sore throat, of “Pape’s Cold Compound” taken| stiffn “Pape's Cold Compound" is the end grippe misery and! quickest, surest break up a severe cold either in the| costs only afew cents at drug stores. assistance, It promptly opens clogged-up nos-| nice, and discharge or nose running: relieves| “Pape's be serious over relief acts without causes no accept a substitute —nothing else. POLITICAL. the: known I had the word of a diplomat at Van Dyke, /poot,|the dinner of the Allies in New York Administration were de- Administration Mayor, received the dif- ferent commissions in such a grace |t would prove a permanent source and spirit of high and lofty patriot-|of municipal revenue through many lem that It waa reflected In the re- ports that went to Burope—th: I would hang | Wolud | | promptly to-morrow every man who |'&8 said It would be interpreted to plans during the past week for bring- mean that this city was not behind can be legally convicted of puttiny | President Wilson and that ing the system | machinery of destruction inte ships ‘carrying our boys to war. |such @ one, That sould be too hon- who, effect This y | sick headache, dullness, feverisiiness, bers sneezing, soreness and tastes inconvenience Insist on Advt | | Smith's entive recerd was prateed and he was sup- ported for his present office by the Citizens Union and all the newspapers ef this city. Read what the Citizens Union said: “Intelligent and forceful legislator, Strong supporter of 4esirable, industrial and social legislation. HKecord of votes good.” Smith has been the champion of the rights of \the City at Albany. Read what the New Yerk Tribune said: “In the past ten years there has been no Republican, Pro- gressive or Democrat in the state legislature who has rendered as effective, useful, downright valuable service to this town as ex-Speaker Smith. A true leader, @ genuine compeller of men, a man of wit and force and an Instinctive grasp on legislative practice, he has made « real reputation for hia. self at the capital and has deserved well of the large con- stituency which 1s his owm town.” Smith was ene of the mest progressive spirits In the Constitution Convention. Read what the Evening Pest sald: “He is a man of exceptional ability and as a member of the Constitutional Convention has made an excellemt impres- sion.” Smith has been the consistent champion of working men, wemen and children. Reed what the N.Y. Werld sald: “The workingmen and women of the state and all who stand with them, will not forget Mr. Smith's service to the cause of industrial decency and civillsetion.” Smith intreduced and fought for mere constructive legislation than any man that ever represented this City at Albany. Read what the Breeklyn Eagte says: “Speal Smith has « fine personal record in the matior of important lngitiation thet be has passed—a record which shows that he has been busy amd useful alll through his legislative career.” IF experience and ability is to be the test VOTE FOR ALFRED E.SMITH FOR President of the Board of Aldermen ALFRED E. SMITH Member of the Assembly 1903-1914. f Bpecial Commition on in ‘vestigation of the Laferior Ortminal Courts. Speaker of the Assembly —1913 Ag yrediting omewe the Boraher’s ‘are similar to thos of the Eredgemt ef the Beard of Alter on. Ways and Means Com- mittee— — 1911; Member — 1014, 1916. me mm Felatign te Stats expends tures ha eS Sots "Soe Ay expenditures.) Charter Revision— Mime be tie Teviden ef the Rew Foon Cy Charter fer te past twelve yeas. Constitutional Conven- thon— yg i ty and Duties of the Legisie. we; Later and Pactory | | Eector gretenting Vice Cnatrmee 4911-1918, Shertff New York County 1916-1987 RECORD OF PUBLIC SERVICE: ROBERT ADAMSON Mayor's Becretary- Fire SMITH [3 A LEGISLATOR. of the Board of Aldermen calls for GISLATIVE ABILITY, CITY'S REALTY IN TORRENS ‘TITLES ipal Borrowing Power. Ts the Torrens system of land title registration worth — $1,00,000,000 ta metropolitan real estate? Its champions are sure that ft Is, They are uniting for a great cam- paign to establish it as the popular form of title holding. ‘They say It would advance realty valuations enough to give the city $100,000,000 ad- ditional borrowing capacity, also that | millions of dollars in fees. | Leaders of the movement completed into immediate uge. |They want it to be familiar to op- the entire investment }may be attracted | market. Torrens title certificates would be- come as readily marketable as stocks or bonds and equally as available for quick loans, This, according to the best financial opinion, would make them desirable for capitalists who want to keep their money in form for quick realization, and more than $1,000,000,000 which has been unable to find profitable employment except in loans to Wall Street speculators might flow into real estate REALTY LEADERS, BIG LENDERS, ALL FOR SYSTEM. The Real Estate Bourd has issued an exbaustive pamphiet to explain the desirability and workability of the into the realty Torrens law ax perfected by the last) Legislature. Register John J. Hopper “of Manhattan has organized the Tor- rens Title League with over mainly landowners-—to for the system and obtain further legislation. Register Hdward Polak of the Bronx. has formed a similar league in that section, calling him- mem. battle self “the father of the Torrens law” because he claims to hi obtained the last amendments through Sena- tor Ha nd Assemblyman Fere tig of Taxp et * associutions, civic and are joining the Many large lend- pany, Ho: pany, American Savi son Trust Company, Savings Bank, United Statos Trust Company, Franklin ‘Trust Compuny, German Savings Bank. Staten Island Savings Bank, Com- Insurance nk, Hud- | te Institutions ready to jend include Oswego County Savings Bank Auburn Savings Bank, Schenectady Savings Bank It Savings Bank, Citizens’ Trust Company and Savings Bank of Utlea, Cortland Savings Bank, Poughkeepsie Trust Company, Matteawon Savings Punk, G Valiey Trust Company Skanonteles Savings V1 bor Savings Bank, 1 Bank, Onelda County Saving Watertown | Fulton Savings Bank Savings Bank Outaide the State: Tvavellers Insur- ance Company of Hartford and Fi- delity Mutua’ {fe Insurance Coj pany of Phil elphi re among thor willing to lend on New York OFFERS | titles. NEED GUARANTEE BY CITY OR) COUNTY. | "Only three changes in the New York law are needed to give us o system like that of Marsachusetts, il- Hnols and other States where tt is successful,” said Register Hopper to- day. ‘First, the procedure must be | made shorter and cheaper; next, city or county officers duly qualified, such as those of the Register's office, must | be made official examiners, thus eliminating title companies, then the treasury of city ¢ must stand back of the title e fund to give the public confi © in the sys- tem. A nom! ance fe@ pro- | vides the immediate fund, and #0| complete is the Investigation of tities | by such officers that no community Robert Adamson has a longer experience in the City Government than any other candi- date. Electhim President of the Board of Aldermen, where he can continue the wonderful record which he made during his four years as Mayor Gaynor's assistant and his four years as Fire Commissioner. has aver » ered * through \(s{inereiy paving the titie Kuarantee of Torrens titles.” gtiaranteed once, this expense is prac: | Tovrena ‘Title League. wich de-| tically all for that title for all fine, Clares itself to be non-politicn), will) and the case with which its transfer) meet to extend the cam n next! (hertafter may be effected creatly ime Wednesday evening in the Green| treases its marketability.” | Room of Hotel McAipin | a © are organising lawyers and) Finds Enemy & Odaiy. real estate owners of the Bronx for voting the advantages of the aystem Investigation yesterday by United before the people,” said ttegiater Po-| shiopie GC sstoner Qu Jak. “The constitutionality of the law Bidive Shippion Comtalantonte Quinn has beon catablished completely, and|of complaints by members of the crew now many «atiorneys, estated’ andjof the American fretghter: Keresan financial institutions are ready (ol against the first mate resulted in the lend on Torrens tities. Banks, trust A Nutritious Diet for All . discovery that one member of the Hand and insuranee con i * e m- Keep Horlic! Always on Make eter oars bran \ci|crew was an enemy allen, Why the we Al powered to make atch loans by an Act lome or Office. of tho last Legisiature.”” German was anxious to get to thin| Quick Lunch; Hi had ‘Remistration of title und ORIGINAL Malted Milk a omy country from a neutral one he would | rene La said Prof, Alfred t say. He refused to reve; | o of the Heal state Boards By ewe ‘al bi8! sunday Werld Wants Work Wenders “piv. name. He was taken to Ellis Island. | ‘River the ow assuranc that no one can assert an his as againet) =~ him in the future, or question the POLITICAL. POLITICAL. marketability of hia title, [t is the | seen system thrifty and prudent —_— = — owners je the Initial coat of reg. No. # of Sertee istration may be greater than that of BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE, SAYS AUTHORITY Take a table: flush Ki I, too, Am Going to Vote for COMMISSIONER: allstein For Justice of the City Court S an everyday citizen I shall vote for him independent of any party prejudice. The office he runs for is vital to me, because it is likely at any time to concern the handling of my business affairs. Therefore, I believe it needs a man who is not only a good lawyer, but one who has had actua/ Judicial experience. Walletein received this experi- ence as Commissioner of Accounts. And he developed extraordinary ability in handling difficult investi gations and hearings. Even if for no more than his prompt, thorough, conclusive hand- ling of THE RUTH CRUGER CASE I should vote for him. Think this over. HOW | Shall Vote I shall remember Wallstein’s name is FIFTH in GROUP 7 on my ballot, and shall put a cross in front of his name. ful of Salts to ys if Back hurts. Omit all meat from diet if you feel Rheumatic or Bladder bothers. ‘The American men and women must guard constantly against kidney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food is rich. Our blood ts filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the elim- inative tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline in health When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer ick headache or diszy, nervous acid stomach, or you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, xet from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table- spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast fc few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for gen- | erations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the | urine so it no longer is a source of irri- | tation, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in- jure, makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water beverage, and belongs in every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a good kidney flushing any time.—-Advt, Tips To Voters No. 4 ERE is the position on the question of WAR and PEACE that MORRIS HILLQUIT, Socialist Candidate for Mayor, has repeated time and again in this campaign. Mr. Hillquit says: “We Socialists are opposed to all wars. We do not believe in such barbarous methods of settling disputes. Wars contribute nothing to civilization or human happiness; to the mass of the people and particularly to the working classes, they are an unmitigated curse. “The Socialist party is an international party. We do not favor a sepa- rate peace, a withdrawal by America to leave Europe to struggle alone to ite ruin. “The peace we advocate is a general peace, a negotiated peace for all bel- ligerents, on the now familiar formula: No forcible annexations, no punitive indemnities, free development of peoples, and a guarantee of permanence of peace resting upon the principle of universal disarmament and an international organization for the settlement of disputes. “I hold that the United States can and should take the leadership in a defi- nite move for such a peace. “We do not favor a ‘Kaiser’ peace. We are emphatically opposed to Kaiser- ism and junkerism and autocracy, not only in Germany, but wherever they appear in the world.” THE PEACE OUTLINED ABOVE IS THE SORT OF PEACE ADVO- CATED BY POPE BENEDICT, AND BY LIBERALS AND SOCIALISTS IN EVERY COUNTRY. It is the sort of peace prayed for by all the war-worn peoples of the world. The Socialist party is the only party in the United States today standing for such a peace. A Socialist victory in New York would hearten the peace forces all over the world and would strengthen the democratic forces in Germany in their struggles to overthrow Kaiserism and autocracy, Does this appeal to you, Mr. Voter? VOTE FOR HILLQUIT for Mayor SIEVERMAN for Comptroller CASSIDY for President Board of Aldermen “The City for the People’ Send contributions urgently needed to SOCIALIST CITY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, 7 East 15th Street Vote (X) for n Wi —