The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1918, Page 13

ennai times before, Jobn J. Rodgers, allas “Bum” Rod- - ——— KM, ex-convict and former leader of| Women Inspectors of Small Arma the Oar Barn Gang, was sentenced to Now. Ging Prison for fourteen years to- by Gupreme Court Justice Goff. gers was convicted of attempted “highway robbery in the first degree as nd offender. As he owes the two years on a previous sentence && violated parole, Rodgers will have to, In In prison sixteen years, Imposing sentence Justice WASHINGTON, Department now permite women to} qualify &# inspectors of small arma, according to an announcement made by the United States Civil service | Commission, The examination for such positions In plants filling con- tracts for the army ts the first of ite! Goft' kind opened to women, It le stated, STAMPORI . Carter’s Little Liver Pills é For Constipation The Great Vegetable Remedy 1 a panic ‘ollowing the a | York At the adi Over Night Young's Magazino, Stroet it 7 lorless or Pale Faces by sah Ae oa the absence of Iron in Feondition which will: be greatly helped by Carter’s Iron Pills Nev., July 5, 1911. * BROOKLYN WOLD-UP MAN GETS 14 YEARS.| us wo ot tener | Y, PUBLISHER AND GIRL a IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH eb. 16.—The War) Courtland H. Young Arrested in »| Stamford After Car Hits Light Pole and Causes Explosion. The Kvening Wor! Conn. land H. Young, publish | E. Kitehtas of Now Y ped death last night when | mobile in which they were riding struck Jon electric Nght pole and was demo So great was the impact that the pol Was broken and a short cireult followed | exploding gas In the electric light con its with a terrific report, sion was heard for ident Young was ar Miss Kitch'ciss 8 |drenw as No, 3 Haet 44th Streett, New given it wasa learned that Mins Kitcnfids Tea tetepto ator in the employ of Hirseh, Lil & Co.,, stock brokers. Genuine ai) PHL fico on the telephone beats Beh Bowe signature Small Price would return this afternoon H. Ym gg is the owner and publisher of No. 112 East 19th His wife, Mra. Kate EB. Young obtained a divorce from him tn Meno THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1018, Men of the Handshake and Smile Who Made Guests | At the Greeters’ Annual Dance Feel Right at Home and Mis k City na Tho explo miles and almost Tis). 9 MANSFIELD FINANCIAL SROY= gave her She called th from Stamfor at Courtland "more THOS. J | OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & © Fulton Street, Brooklyn | Exclusive Oppenketin, Collins G Cots Model Four distinct high cut lace models with \ yvamps of patent leather or glace kidskin and tops of Sand or Gray Cloth. Also an all-over black kidskin model. Welted soles with Cuban or Louis XV_ heels. Sale Price 5 . 90 7 BROOKLY | Fulton. Street, Brooklyn To-morrow— Saturday New Model vestee effects. © Also models High Grade Lace Boots | OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & @ An Extraordinary Dress Sale | Offering Exceptional Values Women’s and Misses’ Distinctive Serge Dresses | Smart Dresses of superior quality serge, featuring new pleated, surplice and silk or silk and crepe combinations. Very Specially Priced = =: — Se) FARRELL } OF THE POTEL PLAZA = 1 PRESIDENT OF | NGREETERS Col, William Jan War veteran and Practically Every Hotel Man in City at Ball of Clerks’ Carroll Street, Organization, David J, Matton ¢ | Greetings! The handshakers of the hotels of New York shook hands with them- | selves and thelr friends last night sponding the Ww \ and shook hands again with them Andrew J when they sald “good night” this postmust 1 morning. The Grecters are the fellows who THOS.E. MOE ~— INS , Drs Thomas J. Mt greet you when you step into any big — ph an, died “yest hotel in N York, offense made to feel right |away that you are sinless, The book is pushed in front of you, a pen is eed Jn your hand and you are in- d for the room in the house, Your bag ts grabbed by a short-Jacketed and red turbanned © next moment you and when the Gany- de drops your grip and his hand ns palm up, you remember the handshake of the clerk at the desk and you know you have found a home {in he New York Clerks, chief clerks, desk men, hotel managers, thelr aesista and ho! ‘ i} | greetings to the li is not only the most popular of his association, but no more ¢ yular hotel man than he An Inside Bath on | Makes You Look and Feel Fresh down a desk In New York. BACKED BY LOCAL GREETERS Says a glass of hot water with Phosphate before breakfast AS NATIONAL HEAD. \| keeps Iliness away, owners are now mombers of the} Gait will Greeters, Last night they started | their sixth annual ball in the ble ba room of the Biltmore and in the wee| hours of this morning they finished it, Not till 1.80 was the grand march started, but there was plenty doing before that bright little hour butted in, Thomas am you're Farrell of the Plaza and t of the was the busiest Greeter in the gi Tom was first greeted with a > | telegram from Vice President Patrick Francia Shanley, of the Colonial Hotel in faraway Frisco, who sent his merry bunch, Mi Hotel | ings. holds 1 the Greeters are making a campaign for him for the jency of the National body, the onvention which will elect him meet- | ing in Portland, Ore, in June, It's! a far cry from the Plaza to Portland, but there will be a big delegation 59 ing out there from the Greater cy and they will be delighted with the Read What Fat || | Physicians the world over recom= jujigitful people they will meet in A recent atta jmend the inside bath, claiming this ts ghtful city at the edge of the| in a rundown cond ite vasily : e importance tian: oat Northwest did not return as jside cle because the skin i . ne |pores ot absorb impurities into Sheriff Dave Knott, smiling, suave |the blood, causing ill health, while the and engaging—not Sheriff Knott of |pores in the ten yards of bowels do.’ Nottingham, not of anything but New Men and women are urged to drink York-—was one of those who came Jeach morning, before breakfast, @ arly and went soon—all rat del as it should, and distressed me great physician, who nine. Before 1 ha too soon, | bottle I began to i j«lass of hot water with a teaspoonful yy... jefo fe departed he spun a/ disappeared entirely and | commenced | || oe Jof limestone phosphate in it, as aU » Sanu pill the girte (to Kain In fleah and strength. Lino-| | 183 spreads, were $5—Saturday $4 | |harmless means of helping to wash 7!" © aiink ino} envious | Pine has my hearty indorsement. 1 Size 90 x 100 in., white satin finish, sealloped and cut corners. |trom thé stomach, liver, kidneys and 4 ‘ret and making the boys envious) vend it to all who are in need : Fourth Gallery, New Buildin; | wels the previous day's indigestible of lis grace, his agility and poise jof a builder, or who suffer from| yt ry | yaterial, poisons, sour bile and tox- !ut Dave has to go away from every- | bronchial or Jung troubles ins, thus cleansing, sweetening and where early, He owns ning hotels | REV, HL. J, LYNCH, purifying th ary canal ana he haa to close them all before | Pastor St Chureh, Danbury, |before putting more into the going to bed himself, and he can't k 1886-1 stomach. ! n which errs B.S * always make up his mind in which | Those who wake up with bad an effective remed hotel he Is going to live for the night Bre eet Mahevananey: le ton 3 ant bronchitis for breath, coated tongue, nusty taste or |have a dull, aching head, sallow com ny in Ludlow st plexion, acid stomach, others who are ‘Gapt Churchill donated a steel S@ FLAX 1 |subject to bilious attacks or consti-) pur and every lady who ted RSH of all |pation, should obtain @ quarter pound| {he ball was given a ticket with a CS of Mmestone phosphate at the drug! r er on it, Miss No t WS store, This will cost very little, but) bis, and tt ts sald to be is sutficient to demonstrate the value| nunired round aimeoleons f inside bathing.—Advt. Fy Mane Dele) Semen He . ke ) of thet ‘ sof which is A 5 to- | Above on every ph of the gentle Manastle the gists, — Advt wet of looking like David L But walt till Manager wney of the Marlborough ge 1, Ho put Jack's pletu 4 somebody od ax if he wer \ bulldog, and that Tells a Secret Manufacturer of Famous Medicine Tells Ingredients, So Public Can Appreciate Pure, Reliable Moedi- : SWAMP-R GREAT LORRY OF VICTOR = “Carrying On" ond “Over the Top’ yet ) cine, cy {6 4s gentle as a ad 7 ey all ? if just season and more reti There is only muny people fear to take medicine TWwenNTY NEW YORK GREETERS [really stands out to check and abort colds, cure coughs, catarrh, ete, ‘This fear is groundless ARE “OVER THERE.” ide roe gure George E. Mork Lou | healing vegetable B Jouttret, 1 Sturt treatment orley, I. L, Wr all drug stores in medium and large Every ingredient Is in concentrated Nam form and the medicine is so strony that only ten-drop doses are to be taken in the “raw” slate. But the ideal way is to make into a syrup by | Adve. OBITUARY NOTES. oklyn, aged soventy- If it’s your first nh Philadelphia, “axe nor did my general health improve recommended {in Pather Lynch's time, it | KIDNEY AILMENTS. » liver and bladder - ~ is page The one page in the book of | hl! 4 by, Be orated, 3 for $1. The Worts with all the products of The Black m Ad Grastate ace sje p Dr. Kilmer’a Swainp-ltoot box, regularly $1.26 at 9c burn Products Co., Dayton, Ohio. tie the highest: for <h rage box. Perfumes and softens the P lead over | Not one contains opiates, narcotics or |! \\ 18 headed: “Twenty Hilt | proven to be Just the remedy needed bath. Assorted odors. Manicure Articles the THe a Guth saeett tara ditkrens Ayer cere oe cee f ya mands Upon t nga Org Rubber Goods 4 je Be aes uF Se d c #, colds, cata d all distres Paul Barry, Josep! ke, tre Cases. t, a ph ‘exible y boards, 80 doz, 1.176.264) following a cold, Is @ compound + Begieticia, Rover: i iglente neesgriptlnn for epecint ale Bath sprays, heavy tubing, 65e. Cuticle ea) : Wild Cherry, Tolu, Cascara, Gri «6, William a VY eases, inakes friends quickly beeat Water bottles, “seconds” in Hoof man.cure sticks, 8¢ dos, lia, Menthoe Ammonium Chlorid® jiyia Fdgar J ‘| ts mild and immediate effect is s finish, 5c. Emery boards in celluloid ivory and alcohol sufficient to preserve and Maynell, De W. A. Morga o | realized in most cases, It is @ ger Rubber Kes, 10. case with sticks, 10¢, keep in solution °. J. McNamara However, if you wish first to test this great preparation 1 ten cer Toi Pumice stone, 8¢, emptying a 2% on. bottle of Ment! = owtta Dn Miler cen Dinuhaate Toilet Brushes Nail polish cakes, 10c. Laxene into a pint bottle and then fill N. ¥., for # samp! Imported hair brushes, ebony the bottle with granulated sugar No. 12 W writing be sure and ment in back, 75c and $1. Main Aisle, Old Building. syrup, made by dissolving a pint of wy, & Yeoman at York Evening World. Advt sugar in a half pint of boiling water ‘i ia It is said by thousands that this makes H a most effective home treatment for f all cold troubles. the manufacturer t No Maten Charee For tt Ruarantees it to please or mone 4 at ib et a a back. Sold by all good druggists aviatn a c i 18 -WANAMAKER’ ; Store Closes at 6. 68c Hank 33,000 Hanks Army and Navy Yarn Ready Tomorrow, Saturday Full four-ounce hanks—four hanks to a pound. Pure wool worsted in olive drab and gray. We have had the yarns tested by a conditioning and testing house and this is the report: “The olive drab is a good grade of lustrous, long-fibered wool. It has been dyed in the yasn and is a solid color.” “The gray is an excellent quality, It has been dyed in the stock and mixed before spinning’—which is the correct method of producing the lustrous gray which is not a dead color, but a mixture of black and white twisted together, At 68c a hank, this yarn is the best New York has the opportunity of buying so far as we know—and we have “shopped around” to be sure of our statement. Sold in the new home of the Art Needlework Store where the class room for free knitting lessons has been greatly enlarged. First floor, Old Building VY Furniture at HALF a From Stickley Brothers‘ For Living-room & Dining-room | Bring your husband or father to see it Satur- day afternoon after his business hours—it is the kind he likes—and he will like the great savings. Day bed in Chromewald ma- hogany with cretonne-covered mattress and bolster, $45, regue larly $90. ‘Chromewald birch day bed van $37, dl eat 7 bol-| decorated, $26.50, regularly $53. Green and gold decorated day| , Mauve-colored decorated bed with damask-covered mat-| chair, with damask seat and back, tress, $62.50, regularly $105, $39.75, regularly $79.50. Mahogany-finished couch with} Fumed oak extension table, $23, adjustable head, with tapestry | regularly $44. seat and pillow, $30.25, requ-| Fumed onk china cabinet, $26, larly $61.50. ' . regularly $52.25. lat nie tea table, $8, fegu-| bumed onk buffet, $30, reg. $60. Fumed oak desk, $15.50, reg- Fumed oak serving table, $14.50, ularly $31. regularly $29. Harding, Civit prominent lawyer, f Haat Orange, N ara with Pottlor & ators and an yesterday Chromewald oak library table, $23, regularly $46. Walnut sofa table, $20.28, regu- larly $41.50. Nest of tables in mauve color, in Helle t business Iphia, dle ere he was and forme Vt, died ein that city, age aya. widely. knowa thy at his home Smith of Moosup, at known. hoter lied yosterday eight sith Hand decorated fernery,| Chromewald oak arm rocker, tay in the: $13.25, regularly $26.50. with tapestry seat and back, $31.50, age! Fumed oak hall mirror, $13,) regularly $63. regularly $26, ‘hromewald birch settee, velours Mahogany finished hall mir-| seat and pillows, $71.25, regularly ror, $14, regularly $28, $142.50. | Chromewald birch davenport,| Hand-decorated wing settee, vel- | cretonne seat and pillows, $69.50, | ours seat and cushions, $64, regu- | regularly $139, ° fey $128. Chromewald birch muffin} Chromewald oak stand, $7.25, regularly $14.50. !$30.50, regularly $61. | This Is Only One Group | In the February Sale | bookcase, | which includes our entire stock and other large special pur- chases at 10 to 50 per cent. less than usual prices. Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Building | 1,698 White Bedspreads | Regular stocks reduced. Note, please (1) that prices of | | white spreads have advanced since we bought these, and (2) | | | we marked them at a very fair price originally, and (3) that | the reduction in price for Saturday’s selling makes them rare values, indeed. her Lynch Said. of pleurisy left me} ]) ition, My strength | |} 400 spreads, were $2-—-Saturday $1.60 fast as L desired, Size about 64 x 86 inches, white crochet, hemmed. 908 spreads, were $2—Saturday $1.75 Size about 74 x 90 inches, white crochet, hemmed 207 spreads, were $4—Saturday $3.35 Size about 80 x 90 inches, white satin-finish, hemmed ® bronghial cough | ly, Teonsulted my Lino d finished the first | mprove, the cough Toilet Articles Annual February Sale ‘Trade opportunities, and a sacrifice of profits make this a rare event. Toilet Preparations Witch hazel, 86c bottle for 250; 65e bottle for 48c, Violet ammonia, 16¢ bottle, 12c Bay Rum, bottle for 50c. Tooth powder, 16¢ tin for 10c. Liquid shampoo, 60¢c bottle, 26c. Face powder, 50c grade, 25c. Kyebrow pencils, 10c. Compressed vanity powder and rouge, 16¢. Lip stick in metal case, 16¢, Peroxide of Hydrogen, pt., 18¢. Imported cologne in fancy bot- Linonine, has been for coughs, colds years. It was best | best now Hair brushes, good bristles, 60c. Tooth brushes, 16¢, Nail brushes, assorted ba fd 18c Complexion brushes, 26e, Velour powder puffs, assorted sizes, 8c, Wash cloths, seconds, 5c, Rubber dressing combs, 265c, Tooth brush protector, 10¢, Ideal waterproof cushion back hair brushes, $1.25 size, 95c; $1 bottle. OOT FOR All drug Whisk brooms, 20c. celluloid soap boxes, 20c. luloid dressing combs, mus medicine that tles, 18e, 25¢, 60c. All put aoe t up in unusually attractive saniiak net Mp In Seay Ae elluloid fine combs, 18¢. 1 toilet bottles, hand dec- Russian bath tablets, 1 dog. in Large rubber bath spong Rubber household gloves, 25¢ pr. Cretonne toilet cases, 65c. Ivory celluloid buffers, remove Silk wash cloth pockets, 10c, able chamois, 60c. Metal hot-water bottles, $1.25, Cuticle remover, 200. at G Sold at bottles of two size Wood buffers, removable cham- ols, 25¢,