The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 11

*- THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1918. 1” pit ‘The pacity of th yspital ey ’ | probab! in one place { eed mu DOLLARS wienetita a ween — “OVER HERE,” by Walt McDougal] 70 REAPPORTION CIY’s Se tt, eat a inate AE le, See “IGN eater tal iufirmaries for the _ aces an he ——— torial district, Jn many instances new regin o wien . BEG AN OFFICER 18 Too MUCH ¥ " re Atae 4 hile hhatbshel hd SL thie nak PRIVATE .ME MASTER SALUTE AN OF FICK FR, ica County —Comunittee] lines of the Alder ‘ are being constructed. Plans for the well as the number of the distri ic AWHILE BUT D6 OFFICER, HE HAS Sends Bi) atanyan tee ~ — - Liberty theatre to be built by the Rhine IRROUT A MILLION PRNATRS | ends Bill to Albany—Reduces Jare to be identical with the Assom- Nelelefeleleeteiefelleitelaleteinteteletelet+ Board by One Member. bly districts, Thus the Fifth, Seventh, War Department's commission on! Me ee Gis. yale f Neb) Bebe) oa ad _ sripoy vow! A Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, taining: cap activin have den SY ee Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Ninete Way. Plans are also being made for ‘ ‘ : Twenty-aecond and ‘wenty |a building for the Hebrew Young Assembly Districts are to be also Al« HH the box and that errore were made in counting the soldier vote. Brush's reply 1 a general denial, the consent of the tepubil- nizations in the four other counties, the New York Republican TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL z Men's Association and work will soon County Committee yesterday sent to] dermanic districts bearing the same ND HEAD Bien oo Pada at Steady De-| start on the recreation building Albany the draft of a bill r ore, DEAFNESS A\ a 4 ! ig to raft © reappo! i “| co ‘ the American tioning the city in Aldermanic dis-|. Hy the new plan a much more or- * Crease in Sick Rate and All | s¢ hospital, All the derly and unde NOISES tundable arrango- tricts It will be made a party meas- Cc me are of @ permanent ‘ h oho aitt - ment is made, There are nine Sena. a ontagious Diseases. characte t became known to-day wre and probably will pas torial districts in Manhattan. There | Ut you have Gatarrhal Deatns iia that the War Department has under | The bill reduces the number offare be th Aldermante districts OF Dead notees fo to your drucetst ; fim a tat 6 consideration ¢ advisability of Aldermen in the city by one. to eit- in hg oft the Aldermante dis | and wet 1 ounce of Parmint (double d atatt tue | ting 1H a sewer system for the entire ty-elght, the Bronx losing one, In tho| {tet of a Renato no cago crossing Add to It hot water SPARTANBURG, 8. C., Fel New construction for Camp W Uronx and Queens the Aldermanic districts ie be coterminus with! FIGHTS FOR W R_ MAYORALTY. | Worth approximating a million ¢ housing of troops und that tente vl jthe Aase districts, In Kings lh | 4 Mie in value is under y but there has been no official atate: Count y are to U terminis| ALHANy, Feb. Decision was ree ‘ coe = except in (he Kast New York section, | served | Attorn a authorized, ‘This ‘tn for the | Ment on the subject served orney al Lewis where the Twenty-second Assembly /atior listening to argumenta upon District Ix to be divided into two Al-| the applte: Pas it tands now and does not | nee ees camp Is elated over Ake into account new buildings that | La n of Edwin W. Wisk, for-| at - at figures § dermanio districts. mer Mayor of nt Vernon, for pormis- we required for idditional | effectives per thousand, t 28.93 The whole borough of Manhattan | ston to sue to the title to. the office | thousand acres of ty Which ape |* Week ago, There are no contagious of Mayor Hdward F. Brush, Mr k's | apportic new lines, and th ta to 1 upon entirely | Cpponent at the last election LS ae eee goa pe EMIS publicans will Fisk questions the result of the elec. defeliemeticiicisiii-iei-ii-i-i--1-fop INE acquired la ~ ‘und there was but one death even new ward buildings whieh | vey Capt. Harvey L. Gilchrist, 108th Will accommodate 1,000 adaitiona! | Field Artillery; ans if ecitied Gal- eds are being added th the base hos. |Msher, 104th’ F riillery, and | | Steen Brothers West 42nd Street — Belween 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street mee Rant. Robert W Marshal, 106th Fieid Nery, have gone to Fort Sill, and Sulphur. fy Grandmother’ 8s Old Favors|"® Yeate oe = si ‘ [gee e oa | Fe ite Recipe of Sage Tea |!" af MANY SEND CONTRIBUTIONS 40 ELECTION INSPECTORS — DISLOYAL MUSICIAN cbote."235 "TO SOHOOL LUNCH FUND ARE ARRAIGNED FOR TRIAL SHOOTS THREE PUNISHERS the frame work of a new Commencing Friday, the March Sale and struck the middie finger i Need Is Great, However, if Poor Counsel for Many of Indicted ves unos Pistol on Loyal | Matt " hand with a mmer, break- pers ‘id one in two p Pupils Are to Be Properly Announce Clients Read | Lacs ba A Expelle ‘ i} ent of fleld Nery and a . 1 un os ist aA Nourished. to Plead Guilty f h Gl d | members of the Musicians’ Union were dicted last fall for alleged violation of| n | oe shot here by Guido Tuzi, a fellow detachment compl tice it returns te tes ita target camp here and by readers of The Evening W made ft possible to supply < tukes 2. he primary ele vWws were arraigned | zi . . Vather Walter? Fetnea, chaplain | Poorly nourished children in ae IMs Ga ae + who had been expelled be- At Savings of 1 16th Field Artiliery, Iv con. | Schoole. Generous response n }eauso he refused to stand when the « school for the non-English | ma » @ recent announcement th«t| Counsel for many of t indieted men] “3 Spang pled Bann * was played ng soldiers. There are a at 100 s exhausted, but more is re-) announced the clients would be in Auditorium, The sale goods are now being shown on the Fourth Floor, 1 fty Italians, bh 1 doxen the need {9 great.’ The plead guilty whene called an vest, fired six ; i Greeka a n few of ot national- ‘ ze the o! ty - ‘ re 7 select) . “ . ‘ > , ) , > > 4 in cacip, who volunteared beters Ubon Haye Bese receive veral of the lawyers asked ” athering of umon mem and advance selections may be made, which will be held , ney could speak English They are ¢ wae ; 7 > , : Ba TT Gatken your hair with | icurning the languagn rapidly, hows | Zunch Pu Che aWoree aald are A. F. Less, Ser- tor delivery until the opening day of the sale. et, Tea wud Sul ris no one can! ever, unde ag’ tu Previous!y) acknowledged $146.00 | Mark's Hospital, recovering the union; Fy . Ny eae s done so naturally,, They 1 military coms M. EB. Schoening 10.00 Htcitis operation ; ' sv ce peed Preparing thi ture, | mands a oldiers, but the: 5 ve 408 Kor ahi iller sustained lex wound t hee ia mua and Eroue| WABE to.18 aide tO bheaie Deh ane ot ea t suuiee GoW a ne ne law: | Schult was shot in the hand, At little cost you can buy | Will soon do »o. Many voluntary in- he Executive Committee bad fn ‘ t re he o . 00 ished hearing Tuzi's case and Less “ . i sod ‘ Sure has returned fro stay of one who uffered from “Why, his verm eplied the; Pooms of tho organization's bead- “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-|fwverat weeks at. his home in: New Gi oe 1.00 | Justice. quarters, and the man opened fire as pound.” § You just dampen a sponge | y P Z in * ‘ eo pts sid his client was in{ on As he heard of his expulsion e e e e or soft brush with it aud drow this George J. sieden of No. 49. THO@as Brooks 4 ad cea: Thectntanl Bidiin ; Odd P h b D through your hair, taking one small] past lilat treet, New York, and Miss, oq; 5th Praining at Pelharn 1eces 1n C amber, Uinin wtra and ata time, By morning all! Gertrude Van Wagener of No, 34% POPSOSSOSLOEDD ELH EOODDOOO® bgeey nair disappears, und, after an-| Willis Avenue, New York, v mar ther application ort You Get Better Cough i Joing the quired and Living Room Furniture as te Otto H. Windhorst, Company {Ne w York) died nd come here faded hair, though no dis Grace, is a sign of old age, and as we Sppearance, fet iny ‘at onte with gk” atc Oraiorical Honors Divided in Drive Misawer sok | Will be Closed Out at Half Price Wycth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, and look years younge This ready to-use preparation fs a delightful toi let requisite and not a medicine. It fa not intended for the cure, mitiga arooklyn, and the body will) oF > 500 Advocates and Foe $307 000, 000 U U, 5, TRADE You'll wever really know what cough ayrup yout can make until Champlain, who has been of Federal Amendment remedy not Jacobean Oak Console Table Mahogany Library ‘Tables, 70 _ and Glass; formerly 430.00. at $15.00 | formerly 835.00, at $17.50 ten oF prevention of disease ~Advt. Sg ent to- the attitude of co fared with the ready-made kind, } hester Pub- B foward) tho: Fedeial: Pee=) GrowilivOr Last Year Likely (lo Belg eny es ua Reena perremeeetts Jacobean Oak Cellarettes, Antique Ivory Bookcase, Teeth Without 1e new library buliding hibition Amendment, despite the Ae Turned to Loss by Bol Tr OveLeO Tes the tint GoABhe heen formerly 37.00, at $18.50 | formerly 855.00, at $27.50 Plates y for use in a few days, that brought 2,500 militant wet and Ee He te: aus ‘ oughs, reste volumes in the! dry advocates to the Capito! Collapse d chest colds in hvurs—relieves ° un " x ae ected the jolat emilkiva ; even whooping cough quickly. Mahogany Davenports, Sheraton Mahogany Desk, nla GAMEAI CALE WIKESREEt GUCLIRTACEAW TiCntOny oN : Head Bestia ache AA AC in Damask; formerly $200.00, at LOU.OU | formerly $88.00, at $44.00 = lays the Prohibition ment to. et Sta 1 rit into « pint bottle and fill the : 1 Save Decayed Teeth, |“ , the State Conatitution ene 4 : ttle with plain granulated sugar Mahogany Davenports, SATiEG Old Oak Hall Settee, $72.60 “ Jad jener und t iat pies es : spat 8yrup. Here you have a full pinta Velour: f erly $275.00, at LSZ.E fe erly 8145.01 p 5 permitting the , I ’ Pp in Velour; formerly #275. f re) ormerly 5.00, at (eo! « & Tighten Loose Teeth, and ©) ervin ght diy siaate (hese amine te family supply-—of the most effective d Gums. z Treat Dis ry cough that y ¥ . roe ran. SETS OF TEETH, Gold and a no disposition to make further con- | end in Peet lela sta eos Aer a Mahogany Arm Chair, Mahogany Dining Eable, Porcelain Crowns, Bridgework, rrived here and has been as- Hates aay ns ie io her iH yeah : never snolte in ‘Tapestry; formerly $58.00, at $26.00 | formerly #58.00, t $29.00 Fillings and Inlays of Mat in chesoenmantie! on ratificatin of the Federal amend. | showed t quickly loonens @ dry, hoarse or ; Binis ssid. Poresiain cas eld Bignal Batts Rent Probably will coins 8h nouens of intern LEED, need the 1a Suan Mahogany Arm Rocker, seas Mahogany China Closet, made at Reasonable Pric : infonal « Harae. the : We SEO aE: ARS in Damask: formerly 447.00, at $23.50 | formerly 78.00, at $39.00 @® BADLY DECAYED T 0p, bronchial tubes, aod relief comes ’ 5 and Roots carefully extra i i alovost immediately, Splendid | for Math thoroughly cleaned : t A ‘ throat tickle, hoarseness, bronchitis Pape : . ea in Broken plates repaired, white : HOSPITALS OF PCY terday for rat a tie ‘ : croup and bronehtat axthina, $195.00 American Walnut Bedroom Suite, 4 pes., at $97.50 : 4.479.000 in 19 ‘ Vinex is a highly concentrated com weROOy | ARE READY FOR 8,000 npioned by f t ean Kussla amounted t pound of genuine Norway pine ex- ) ¢ $209.00 tract, and has been used for generm: $387.50 Mahogany Dining Room Suite, 10 pieces, at $1953.75 G HY eer rata ete 4 Jowing t } tions for throat and chest allments. ® —1 WO OFNICLS— 4 of Greater d Mehl imp trictions at E Avoid disappointment asking Antique Ivory China Closet, | Black Enamelled Bureaus eds for army and navy cases, | Unitas. Rigen nual ae Pinex” with full directions, and don't formerly $60.00, al MoV, ormerly $50.00, at $25.00 w . Government, De MUST BE REAL PATRIOT Fr 7 If, the avand t accept anything else. A guarantee of 7 . gt waid to-day, shld ae Balen ha lg absolute aatiafaction or — money Antique Ivory Server Antique Ivory Bedsteé promptly refunded, goes with this formerly $20.00, nal $10.00 t Board of Education May Take Up] Pens $2800.00 yreparation: wt Pines Co. Ft formerly %25.00, at $12.50 man ; Superintendent's Appotmtiment | semen es Grey Oak Dining ‘Table : | Antique Ivory Bedstead, ' iW d and Medion! Eaciiitlee, This Afternoon GREAT DRESS SALE formerly $40.00 «| $20.00 | formerly $40.00, at $18.50 r nad been made and the bos- ca of the personal quaiifi Mal Bed : lA 1 | of expansion at comparativeritions, training and experiences of Mahogany Bedstead, sh ntique Ivory Chiffonier st to the Government hod schoo! adtninistrators in the| WHOLESALERS WILL SELL formerly $38.50, 1 319.25 | formerly $80.00, t $40.00 en laid before the Army and Navy | leading ts VICTOR and He qwitted out that | country ts now being :ade by the Boat |] DRESSES SONO y tuking advantage of the commit: | ef Education with & vl LIKE THESE } Maple ‘Toilet: Table Antique Ivory Bureau 4 BERT * Reh att ‘tea ‘0 * ee re ; | $G50 HM. od RETAIL | formerly 842.00, at $21.00 | formerly $95.00, ut $47.50 Machines and Records oSA0 ROSAS: OF % FBR we t lea de | PEASE PIANO CoO. ER AEY need is a Ite! . Thureday | Walnut Toilet Table Antique Ivory Bureau 128 West 42d St, | Government aasiet id. Be re a ye abiest will prom’? / ond Friaer formerly %45.00, | $22.90 | formerly 8150.00, it $75.00 NEW YORK * it resinal ts prepared to maK@|rs‘cenaiuereds Lut a nnal selection wil i io additional beds, w City | 00, and St. Luke's We have made ao hundreds of yards of Newest Pubries inte SMART SPRING DRESSES which we will e the next meeting o Odd Dining Room Chairs at Half Price. [March 6 f(OTEWORTHY quality in our clothes for men and young men is something we cannot overempha iy THE GREAT LORRY oF VICTOR ee Te Wor] sell size--it exists in abundance in all at § 50 Carrying On" ond “Over the Top” lead over | our garments. But we may em ’ eed phasize our broadly assorted to'8th 176. | stock which covers the whole TTTERE | range of men’s requirements, for home wear or the trip South Special price inducement— $8.50 9 $9.50 of heavyweight mixture sack suits rathing fe the | former prices up to $38 A quanti chiefly sr Now $25 BROKAW SROTHERS 1457-1453 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET 30 WINTER Pi... He . Velours, Mixtures $ COATS TO binge OT ii MEYER «& BERNHEIMER, Ine. 15 West 34th St. iirc |b ' Bridge when he + a ead here 4a fain T, Coleman of the sngt, through the, arm | n hoaptt es