The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1918, Page 8

8 THE wot i acteg hd ob WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1918. SHIPLACOFF OBJECTED. | ‘armel, M. Duval ai “4 IAL OF $100,000 ALL STATE RAILWAY RATE Turmel, M.D 'yspeps a | oupec tively er oft Bane fs Accemty, Wor, putt nee * SUIT AGAINST CHAPPELLE — LAWS TO STAY IN EFFECT Gives by Federal Spoils Beaut it Ugnder “Bh pincott WARNING TO TREAT to ARMS, college GIRLS! , Jer Shipiacoff prevented a te i echiy tordn 4 Wife Wine Agent Is Ace No Change, McAdoo Announces, M k 4 * ibn hod bes HOOVER ISSUES A GALL {of Mienating From Husban? — Under Federal Operation—More iakes the Dark Rings Aroun Authorities i Savin rill Ma creipht Eyes, Caves in the Cheeks and eee Oued peste Government cer: ae FSICCaTG SRAVE EO) oHISII Isa ries Locomotives for Freignt. ‘uins the Complexion. How in Bull | Plans to Mobilize Seniors and Co- ™ " HOS, CHAO RYE Jan, 16—All State to Get Rid of Dyspepsia. fr, Saratoga Co © of fee na | towne \ stand before and regulations will © manufacturing p ant BrnOetine (Continued from Firat Page.) Educational Institutions in : Gourd twatioe ‘Meare niin In full effect under Govern: TPSes turrica t con Food Work ' n to-day at the beginning Ment operation, Direotor General Me- t , a te 0.000 stim. Ad00 to-day told @ delegation represent- mermia Ayres Jan. 90. The captain is The Federal Food Board an of his suit to recover $100,000 dam- |) tn. National Association of Railway bancing | Carrying important papers. Cap- to-day that, In accordance with the alleged alienation of the 4 Uulities Commissioners. informing him ture very desirable. Cailiaux ie made at the recent Washingtor of bis wife, Mra, Doroth This ruling disposes of the contention Soe ee amet atredily | on board. In case of capture tC of fod adminiatrators, wteps have merance, motion picture of many railroads that under Govern 4 action ‘ Caillaux should in an unobtru- Sf¢n taken to mobilize the senior clannes by Emanuel & Chappelle, & ment operation they were not subject sive way be treated with courtesy 0% Women’s colleges and co-sduentionn! | wine agent, better known ax “Man- either to Intrastate rates prescribed and consideration, Can you tm [institutions to help tn food ndminixtra- |; by State authorities or to other regula- form our cruisers? tion work, Letters nent by Mr. Hoover! wre wife of this plaintiff was a ‘ons. Mr. McAdoo also emphasised “BERNSTORFF.” to much institution®, read in part ax fo Instance, and we will tat the Interstate Comme ‘ommtn- ‘ lowe ideal Ra Sete Sica de ati , hon has not lost any of tts rate-making The instruction of the German Cen- | «1¢ yoy nave mot already done ao we| w you that he was menus |. or other powers under the new conti norahip to the German press On JUN | ure you tn pursue studies dealing os- | Parasite, living on her earnir At-| cental raliroad avalos. The Commalac 16, 1917, follows: pecially with food. But these should be |torney Isaac Stelnhaus told the JUrY sioners were advised, however, not to “For political reasons, it ie ur- | reinforced by courses In chemistry, phy-| in his opening addry der new construction by railroads ex- gently requested that nothing be = siclogy and economies. It will be wool Wo will also show you that this man P Cases of absolute necessity in] “Take My Advice and Use Stuart's Dyspep~ written about the former French | too if you have acquired the arts uf {Mormerance has never done any work or to avold capital expenditures, phy i bb vue pas gin ties a Prime Minister Caillaux and that | public presentation of your knowledge | ince about 1919 or 1914, when bis wife tt was announced to-day that reduc- hie” aoe, Tormented, ganey concents | his name be not mentioned under | to the people who so much need It | became notion pletur i star, and wr ton of passenger train sehiediiion already polaon the blood, draw ‘the cornere of the any cirsumstances.” | “Fortunately moat of our educational |defy the other side to produce proof (hat haw increased the number of locomo- mouth, rob you of sleep, give the face A ap atake? tives avaliable to ni ery, haggard, mournful expr This correspondence, although no. Matitutions now offer courses which sive |he did” he stated, , +h avaliable for Lida berth aby sion in tho morning, and you are tired all official announcement to that effect in 'M® necewmary training for thix work me Sprinkler meat Se ah per ed Haat. Engine Fepaira Jay, it tn not ant the fault client's acquaintance with Mrs, Pom> gull are reported extreme ay, y anything available, 1s made public by arrange-| but, to the others an appeal is being | ; ' Me . eet nm one” for a man of ever, and : lack of ben co sntination a . pe pea ment with the French Government *nt to provide #uch Instruction where. ee . {he of crewe an Te a al 6 your stomach wateh: Meatiud [ta ero oatre ; pret possible: Torden, pateuction where- lig calling, explaining that, ax a wine of crews and repairmen often results | supply your» ‘ Row te aie aan a Haipabernt age 4 ys revit Chappelle's duty (o ecultl in either idle engines oF idle crews. food looks, mh fewalations devel ZORRO EOPOLS. Sed Wake FAL Can! jn}. prominent acquaintances in all Reporta from the Middle West showed | bright eyes will soon return fated Holo Pasha cose this, the hour of extreme peril to the |\ we ht improvement in weather condi- [Mt box of Stuarts, Dyanepa! ie , Gemocratie vee ste of the worl hi tune, but freight movements atill wore | makers. “Pape’sColdCompound” ispleasant and affords Instant Relief. taken every two hours until re taken will end grippe misery and break up a cold. It promptly opens clogged-up nos- trils and alr passages in’ the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, ness and stiffness. Don't stay stufled-up! Quit blowing and snufling! Ease your throbbing head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as “Pape's Cold Compound,” which costs only a few cents at any drug store. It acts with- aut assistance, tastes nice, causes no inconvenience. Be sure you get the genuine, Don't accept something else. Adv ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE. 20,400 Z Smart Boots in this Bey SALE Including every smart military, sport, dress and combination boot. All finest No Sale Boots au Regular Stock of Superior Grades. No C. O. SLIPPERS - South Twelfth Street wark: Miss | Julius Ketoger, No. Main Street, | Mae rata Rid D. No Exchanges. Wast Orange, aid Alfred Nelsun, No, G:|Mt bow fo its power, tt Ue if Hinsdale: Pinte, Newari: tocracy that has no vit drivin Satin, Gold, Silver Slippers, Formerly $3 to @6 A phenomenal opportunity to save money. comers get widest choice. Friday or Saturday. L.M. HIRSCH SAMPLE SHOE COMPANY, Our NEW STORE Opens at S. E. Corner of Sixth Avenue and a Basement for MEN. 59th Street. With TRY MAGNESIA FOR I STOMACH TROUBLE’ Wi Meutratizes Svemach Acidity, Food Fermeutation, Sow, Gassy Stomach and Acid Indigestion. Doubtless, & mufferer from euly Wied pepala, harcoal, @ruge and va- and you Koow these viet or milk, but the pare aknemia which you oaa obtain any druggist tn eltner form. powder or nukes. merous, BAW eauees Tour feed r, making burn and Fou wi provited you tal Kiesia immedia' anything ‘Two More Arrests in Paris To-Day In Caltiax Cane. ALL Lost, “ORIES A M’CUMBER. | MAYOR HYLAN'S BILL PARIS, Jan. 16.—Two more arrests HITS SNAG AT ALBANY were reported to-day of persons bee Senator D eture of Heved implicated with Joseph Call- won iaux in treason against France. They WASHINGTO! . Wraith Mickanra= Cine wore Paul Comby, a well known laws Cumber of North Dakota 3» wave | Municipal Ownership Measure Goe that Caillaux way making “How long can ahe wtand thin body ing commendations of Mayer his defense In the Chamber of Dopu. The United states n Hylan of New was changed from ties. As in the Caillaux case, the im- (oepn i¢ ie ean Publ amittes of th munity granted to members of the Gantrat "so oh to wmabel the anata (to » on Citien, | pil Chamber of Deputies will have to be which, Senutor Wagner intimated, was hv raised before there can be prosocu fatriondiy toward the measure The tion “T am one of your new boarders,’ said Cailliaux to the head warden on arriving at the prison, He tx being treated just like other political pris raference ader Klon Wagner cha! change in th was requested |by Majority Le Sonator opp battle line Hurope ia crumbling say how long italy oun in Who can | nat the bill to. the oners, being allowed two mattresses, \« ie Whi. akatar filme two blankets and a lable ai ite ee aiaarch Caillaux was placed in a section of Chalet nat pateae lor de the prison which is continually under | 9 sahk Ms a gab the observation of a warder, nearby laying cons f This wu denied by Senator Frown, who sat that as the pitt should ted municipalities reforred to the after which the minittes should con count of ite relation to suilities, | NEW SUBWAY-L SERVIICE. Joint 0 Astorin and Corena Begins Vo-Morrow. T.R. HEADS DEFENSE SOCIETY ‘Umncheon to Orwantse mn Propage At @ luncheon given to-day | Union League Club by the American Le fenne Society Executive Committee, which Henry ©. Quinby |# Chatr public | was announced that former I Beginning to-morrow «the | Roosevelt, who was present at tho lun ich Rapid npany eon, had accepted the Honorary real ated and subwa deney of the organization, and that fo Astoria, and mer Secretary of War Garrivon had been + the new elected a member of the Board of Trus This servier The object of the luncheon was to er- but during the Inte night Viet the ald of influential persons In 4 whl be vated servic renewed nation-wide drive against Ge naa adg tat an Lain Dh Sif eg man propaganda Attending the luncheon besides Col _ | Roosevelt and former Secretary Gar eral for Ex-Congres Wife 485 16.—Plans for a ext, Oxden Milla Reld, Casper Whitney | far Maio James 1b, Bilsworth, William Guggen: Capitol fo ‘ heim aod Rear Admiral Hradiey A rly Con take, who dled the re ral services 1 st. John's 1} burial will be in FOUR HURT IN AUTO CRASH. Car Huns Head-on Baker's ||) Track Near N. | Pricey hag eden 'FAT REDUCTION in an automobile acetlent early to tt will be held to: Church here noter toward Newark along the Li coln Highway in Kearny and ran head ° on into the front end of «a baber's truck |og face. But they lag First’ |enins toward Now York,” Anvreur uc | of, tee, ut wmey, ie Cc Th d fut And brulted and Kriewer had a frac>|outtine dashes the favor t ome in ursday, ai ee eet wi Convention allied O89 Owlng Coal Shortage, ROCHESTER, Jan. 16—Owing + con! situation In this city the ap convention and exhibition of le ® jew York Horticul: Bet, 24th and 25th Ste, | wh ich was to have FEB. 1ST 404-406 Sixth Avenue, week, has been postpor > KANSAS CITY, Mo than 8,000 tons of o the Standard O11 ¢ were selzed to-day Administration. ‘Th tributed among corns, It was « Jan. 46 Hat a refiner Mpany near the lo I 1 will be a tha nk 1 Fo Petra Mheree for Th np! Atvertionments for ‘The World may be le af SATTYE ang american District Memenger office te the alts Aone ec Pat Scientific Dentistry “Salter” Way—No Pain Health, Vithow strength, Onty One UOMO QUININE! ow. eal for ain Paminiti, tte Shove akin ld he Factory Clearance Sal Women’s Skating Outfits ened $9.50 Outfits, 4. 99 tality are q ualities you re quire in order to get the most out of life, Bad teeth affect | the entire sy. and physi- cians testify | ber of the human ills originate in the teeth and gums. Your old teeth extracted a na em tas “ia fits perfectly man Bie Gay. Alt Work au a} Oye Decay ec Divensen of the wu Full Sets of Teeth. Gold Fillings Gold Crowns, 22 Silver Fillings “HTN ne Ggvenie ra fiat | | pall A pa SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS $8 Wh mena sites wih e Regular $12.00 Outfi ‘ ALL Outtics Fitted Kiveted Pree While You Wait, Boys’ & Girls’ Oat jive: wavingy in higher \ Write'for tan 54) ges ONLY AT 125 W. 125th Oven Byery Evewlve | DAVEGA vk =- cluegioh. SUES HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW. front Man Charm Miliard 1 now j# held there against her will, No swer has been Med by Mrs. Hagen erts and his counsel, M. L. Bruce, re- Depaty Collector in World Buliding to Max F. and Income Tax Inspector, is now lo- cated in Room 416, World Bullding. ch day from 10 A. M, to 4 P.M, and Aturdaya till 12 moon, ready to give t come tax reports. — FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use he Is Holding Hix Wife Prisoner. Roberta of No. 264 Bast ‘ i iscomfort or Loss of Time, and Deputy Loustalot of the the Senate a gloomy picture of the powi-| to Cities Commiltee Against 1 et” irentdent of the Roberta ey Spee as sate : ™ A r of Deputies. tlon of the United States and her Alile } aiphidione eS OF 'e have @ New Method tha ures » Protests ¢ f! ‘" Glasa Be ne Ce , to-day a in “ ow you to try ou ry was taken Anto custody Inte In emphasising his plea for tadica: the Protests of Wagner. I , Satta estan, tee . peas H Asthma, aod we want vou to tr7 It at our ght and Loustalot early NY. weeding up of the shipbuilding pro ALBANY, Jan, 14.—Over the proteats (b¢ Bronx Supren D ction for | expense, No matter whether your cane ts x C4 “s by 0,000 ee other-in- ] of lor ftand or recent development atalot’s case the arrest WAS gramme, he declared England wae now lof AMtinority Leader Wagner, reference $50,000 damaxes egalnat hie mother-in- |i, le aianiing oe tect easlonal OF raised againat him at the Deering the brunt of the war and asked of the Municipal Ownership Bill, om fe ‘ : chronio Asthma, you should send for « «. Robert's affections ye he and his wife were on Dec. 4, 191%, and lved hap- er until December last, when, Mrs, Hagen induced Mra ave him. He charaos his was taken toa town tn Texas, gnd free trial of what climate our method you live, ot pation, if our ‘meth sare t 1 should re t to rend tt ts to 1 to discuss the ———— LIGHT ON INCOME TAX. FREE ASTHMA COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA 11008, Sis ‘ Buffalo, N Bend freo trial of y Room jon Ste. ¢ Information, Tecklin, Deputy Collector ir method to; nformation on how to fill out in- Fifty thousand Jews must at become members of the once Jewish philan- table institutions many thousands CW or of our people who need their distributes all promptly. thropic societies which form. the help. funds for Jewish philanthropic purposes. In 1917 it ren- There is an unquestionable moral obligation resting on Federation for the support of b C if Manhattan's | a 10n and the Bronx’s ¢ 89 Jewish chari- On All Federation are to care for the The Federa- tion collects and dered splendid service to alleviate every form of distress. More money is needed this year and must be raised every one of us who is fortunate enough not to need charity. It is to become a Federation member. Any Jew is eligible for a $10 membership if over 18, or a $5 membership if under 18. Those are the minimum subscription rates. They can be paid annually, half-yearly or quarterly. The mute, pitiful appeal of the helpless is irresistible, Fill out the appended blank and mail it at once to William Fox, Suite 312, Claridge Hotel, New York City. WILLIAM FOX, Colonel of Division, Jewish Federation, RANA RRNA ARRAN COL, WILLIAM FOX, Suite 812, Claridge Hotel, New York City. I herewith subscribe to the FEDERATION FOR THE SUPPORT OF JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETIES OF NEW YORK CITY the sum of for the year 1918, payable annually, quarterly (cross out two), (Please write your full name and not initials.) semi-annually, Business Address ... Business . Residence Send no money, Wait until the bill comes. CLT ET eT TTS Lk reo wren -—WANAMAKER’S— | Store Closes at 5 P. M. Our Loveliest Winter Gowns Amazingly Low | . Newly lowered prices for t Earlier Earlier $125 to $175 Earlier $150 to $225..... No two alike, each and e Wonderful opportunity to buy a really distinctive, wonder- fully made gown for a moderate price. | At $50 | | Serviceable serges, elaborate serges, satin and broadcloth combinations; heavy jersey fur- trimmed skating suite; dark blue serge made different with modest | (yet very effective) little gra: | pipings (altogether a Frenep note); serges with mannish silk | braidings, velvet and serge com- bined. Some of the gowns are finished with gorgeous Oriental em- | broidery. | Noticeable is a navy. blue | serge most effectively embroid- ered in gray and steel beadings. Of course, most of the gowns are copies of the models from Paris. in half-dozen lots at Most of them are our $1 Some are even better. many different kinds wreaths, or little block or 300 half-dozen lots of white handkerchiefs “seconds."'—90¢ for Six. colored handkerchiefs, ican reproductions of English $ cent higher than similar pieces ago, quite a remarkable fact w | some mighty good Lok of | creasing cost of metals due to ‘done over” and Particularly noticeable are the heavy, substantial, yet graceful Colonial tea seta, one of which is} here pict | Phe tra lone is $15 and five pieces ari —making the im- pressive looking service for the | most sociable hour of the day, complete for $40. Four-piece tea sets, including tea pot, sugar bowl,cream pitcher and spoon holder-—shining and | bright—unquestionably correct | | | $12.50. ‘Three-piece alter dinner coffee sets, attractive to use in drawing room or at the table, $5.50 and $6.50. Many little things for 25e, Main Women { for shoes of our 1 $8 and $10 grades $5.2 Black and tan laced calf skin with Cuban heel, biack kid or calf button shoes with cloth tops, black patent leather, button or taced shoes with kid tops, ete. Broad toe, button stree leather tips; or dress in pate to 10! s 11 to2 $2 for sizes 814 2,400 MENS Shirts | Added Thusday to the | Winter Sze ken $1.50 and le of fancy madras; broken of one pattern shown blue, the blue may remain, or t lavender, or the bI pattern there may be on size 14. 13} to 18—in the lot, 2,400 EAGLE 4,800 in all for Thursd | surlington |__ ob % $75 to $150 30,000 Handkerchiefs Pure Irish linen, to be sold Thursday .50 per half-dozen grades Stoe! 6,000 half-dozen lots of WOMEN’S pure linen initial handkerchiefs with hemstitched hems and of initials—fancy, with hemstitched hems, 200 half-dozen lots of men's all-linen khaki “seconds.”’ Main Aisle, Main floor, Old Building The Plated Silver Store Offers Specially Tomorrow ‘This economical silver will last from 15 to 20 years an | then can ha | ’s Sloes 3,000 Pairs—Reducdd Children’s Shoes ¢ $1 Less hs remain in the s¢ , at-the little price rot $1.15 each, Heaeats ttre — omorrow: now $50 now $75 now $95 very one a separate creation. At $75 are elegant serge dresses, many sy simple, depending upon @u- lines for distinction, In this group is a very original black and white checked velvet; woolen em- broideries appear on some. -At $95 velvets trimmed heav- to revel in this season; velvets— | simply wonderful in softness—the | sort one likes to feel—combined with satin and embroidered, are found among these superb com tumes. Second floor, Old Building 90c the half dozen up with all you can set-in script letter. 90c¢ for Six. MEN'S full size all-linen -90¢ for Six. pied silver—splendid Amer- Sheffield plated ware—at not a were a year or even two years hen one considers the ever, in: their scarcity since the war. last. much longer. A huge, massive, most imp> | ing affair at a very econons price is a 22-inch meat plat with the very popular grape?! der design, tree and feetthe feet, of course, will save theol- ished table from many acci®tal scorchings)—$18, Other platters—15-iny $9; to 22-inch platters for6. Useful lock handle yetable dishes—as pretty as thetfe ser- vieeable, $12.50. | Grape border gravyats, $6. for Pierced cracker » cheese dishes, $4.75. Tea kettles, vart# styles, | $16.50 to $35. Artistic flower burt, $11.50. | ‘Trivets, $5 and (9. Fern dishes centrepieces, $ re most elabors centerpiece, { 50. Baking disheg® to $7.50, Serving trayp5. Aisle, Main floo!4 Building —— nm for shoes of our | $3. 3h $5 and $6 grades, Paten leather button shoes ¥} Cloth tops; tan kidskigtth sight cloth tops; plack ¢ With gray or black cloth #8 patent leather or alfsy button shoes with clothy Ps, ete. t shé in kid with patent ont ther with cloth tops. 5 for sizes 214 to 6 Main floor, Old Bldg at $1.15 from our regular and patterns; lavender 2 stocks; for ex, Xample | d black, only of another all sizes But there ar sale, too, making Areade floor, New Building