The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 10

weet min eee neem A 5. wate LIESIe 2 ARAN RR eo gC Ae THK EVEWING WORLD, WEUVUNESDAY, MAKU= , 1918~, tate NEWS NOTES OF AUTOMOBILES i i aie: fastoaoece nemy agents |$ Syrupand Save Money cotings have heen held weekly | — OC rec ooninn wae oe BROOKLYN'S COMMERCIAL = Light Motor Truck That Does 17 STATES HAVE MORE — | fle Reiected as Aviator Because § moeg ope tue trait attain wiser" GAR SHOW NOW OPEN Heavy Work All Over Nation| THAN 100,000 CARS EACH 'aui'rae *agneeenenenveeencesenen® Weekly Confer ordinate Efforts Down Ener WASHINGTON, March 6 —Rer ume evident that seen When Harlem friends read in the can buy, costing only about onesfitt SaNen ot the #aridua Governme % An In be voted through he doorp of the 20d Regiment Arm. | * ch as rea ude prepa n sematves ‘of i Seach on pete Seventeen States now ha War Department's casualty jist the |#s much as ready-made preparations, Wureaus of tnvestination and aver untty for some Gort Of consol ¥ open to the can easily be made up at home. . 5 f the bureau publig ht for Part Two or com- than 100,000 cars apiece and fi ve} name of Cadet George Philipoteaus OTA i coist can supply you with ' mere wd r ented at these conferences are merafid vehicle section of the seventh | passed the 300.000 mark. whereas New American aviation unit in| gt’, gunces of Pinex (0 cents worth). © they were surprised as well] Pour this into a pint botle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar tal cost is about 66 York alone had this distinction in 1916. | raons per tes, ace timent of Justice's Hureau of annual automobile show of the Brook- WeutIGRLIDN, CHO laxiedt Of tha Chive [dW Sone V Deniers? Asscetation. | ERIC scm The leaders and number of CRITICISM OF tigre tee Ne nn Anco | C0 | The nar for moat of them believed aveup. 'T [intelligence bureaus of the Army, Navy tte kind in the ed States thin wea- | cording to tho latest census estimates, if: Mahia jreeehicnit be sierrom{eents and gives you a full pint—a “ 19 and State 1 reaper non. ‘The on display forty-two! ore nis size had discouraged him from cents and gives 2 tual A FAT and the Tr Hure maken of trucks and in addition to, de- Population | further attempts to join the Flying Maan ta ae r ke at 1 kee . i State Cars. percar. | Corps. pleasant tusti emedly secret Service. These conferences, the Ivery waxona and trucks there will be Mi 1 ¢ were criticland for telilng fat peop! New Yo 408,612 5 rot "| stood six | Perfectly Wee tielaed Hing 4% DEOBIE! ia rtieipa say, have demonstrated the | showr cxxorten, trnilors®, convertid 1, New York ee bd Young Phillpoteaux, who stood six v iio tray antontahing how quickly 18 f co-ordination of the Gevices for making truck out of p YR soi . ‘ g [et to Inchws and was proportion: | 4 4, netrating through every air aatged that each | Benger cn nd various sorta of parts 3. Iiinola 18 lately heavy, was an accomplished auto: h ‘ i ter 1 ‘ for use In n with Ford chas 4. Pennsylvania 27 nassage of the throat and lungs wn pecullar Meld and that she | fr tk 7 |mobile mechante when the European [ens and raises the phlegm, soothes ping of activity 1» comparatively, Husiness men x ey ————EEE = ri peck orale § {War started and lived with his wid-| aig heals the inflamed or swollen ean vial t n lute cer= D wi to; # ‘ , — tainty of finding 6 kolutions Set] OTR WARE UE TOM Cen CO. 7. Michigan 1g [owed mother at No. 208 West 1024 | throat membranes, and gradually but iat a ac > —"s | §. Minnesota 1g | Street. He determined to see cervice | gurely the annoying throat tickle and ! | . ~ | 8. Texas . 24 [in the alr and applied to both the Navy dreaded cough will disappear entirely. 'aeie|CAPTAIN'S DEATH MYSTERY. GADULLAG SERVICE PIONEER IN TRADE N.Y, AND N. J. AGRE uae B |Saraat ‘tnaste susea om cov | Estas ee" tor Sete Marmola Tab: | an od | 3}: Meapenenusetts 22 ltry, which rejected him because of h's modic croup, whooping cough oF lets, whereas he did have seven cases, |Waltimore Pollee Seek Woman FLAG BEARS 935 STARS SAXON SALES MA AGER |15; Kansan... 11 |vite. Canadian recruiting oMcers re- bronchial asthma But the wholesais heuse was closed Companion of lanes. | Li 14.3 hn i 33 jected him as a candidate for flying tn- Pinex is a special ai highly io deine 0 ay. and he had to pre P - — oe ]1. New Jersey ..... 20 ‘atruction; then British officors seeking centrated compound of genuine Nor+ BALTIMORE, 1 o_o Nebr . 9 C @arlcate to protect his regular customers M4., March 6.—Inveat!-! wine py ‘ond thirty-five men in| George S. Morrow, President of the 6. Nebraska 28, recrults fn thls country also turned iim | way pine extract, and iv known the who abeorbed these seven cases tater in {#ation into the circumstances surround ibe ter — ing the death of Capt. Alexander Ham This slewant pharmaceution! adaptation |fiton Innes, attached to the United able fat reducer.) States Army artillery school at Fortrons % 08. | Monroe " y ni whose body was found in his Feb. 1 Commissioner of Motor he army and navy 4a the | Saxon Motor Company of New York, an « : down. Even letters from Alan Ft. Haw.| World over for its prompt healing he Cadillac Motor Car Com-|nounces the appointment of Rodney K.|\Phivles of New Jersey W. 1. Dill has |ley, President of the Aero Club of! eff “ton the throat membranes, any, ax indicated by @ service fing| Haines as sules manager enforcing a ruling based on erica, failed to gain him a hearing Avoid disappointment by asking : i BRIDGE ACROSS HUDSON ment by which now hangs in the ( efactory.| Mr. Haines Je not only a pioneer, but |(oterpretation of Section 285 of the Moe anywhet. your druggist for “2% ounces of a Aromat: | 50m at @ hotel here jast tieht. wanl, TDi namber Con lone of the beat known automobile men Vatilcle Taw of the: state of aw IS NEEDED SAYS LARSON | Lant June he left his mother, saying Pinex’ ayn pe A guarentee Gf Pp ksveng & Tamarkalte ‘voeus, mittens | Continued by the authorition teeny, aie| Spe, crated, man in New York, and has been associated nder his ruling, corporation ' |he was going to Ket Into the flying ser. | Meer y r, Sasa Nog or Cadiiiae Atetrike’ [with some of the largest and most |owned motor trucks which entered the companies on Broadway ate for even one trip have been ar-| C,H. Larson, President of the Motor}on speculation. Several weeks nxo Mrs — —|reated and required to take out a New! ciub, continues to urge the Lad baal asta received a letter from her | preparation, York Hoense, Seoretary of State Hugo, a (son saying he was in training as ay oo he great advantages of « an tthe requeat of the Motor Truck Club | Tee¢ for and the great Hudson | American aviator i traffic bridge across t udson ator f America, has Interpreted Section 28h | 6 TANT OF ork and New cere jas follows ; Sr ee wea Swept From a pale . ey. Mr. Larson points out that one au] | Rweme trom af w Jerwey corporations are not! se many good effecta auch a structure | SHINGTON, March 6.—Lee on common stock. joing business In New York by ocew: | would have would be to aid directly | Blair, a water tender, was lost over- ent also 1 3-4 /#lonally sending their motor vehi co, ev i is to oe absolute satisfaction or money tee, even If he had to go to France| Deoriptly cefunded goes with this k The Pinex Co. Ft of cases of tablets are sold yearly and| though the Coroner decided death wan their fan This te doubtless be-/due to natural causes, the police are ‘promt hunting for the woman who was with —— ————— i = the officer when he registered at the Incantantesnet | hotel lawt Saturday an A. Hamilton and ning of tterference | wife.” She disappeared about two b appetite for good (hinge. Hofore the diacovery of the body | Wayne, Ind.—Aadvt. GRAND Rapips 1 from 1 1-2 p s 7 b t evelos |board from the destroyer Barry on| on preferr 101 Ch petdaaac ‘ r and immeasurably in the development y on} Nv preferred; both payable) into New York. Such corparations are | oe interstate Park Feb. 26, His body was not recovered. — entitled to reciprocity under Section 285] «rhe ridge.” saye Mr. Larson, | He lived at No, 1016 Grattan Avenue, \ | Geeratena thi Amerioan Woolen Company—Regular of the Motor Vehicle Law of New York, | ommon and | quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per cent. on|and the State of New York hereby ox. arned In| preferred stock payable April 16 to atock |tenda reciprocity to such corporations. |ei4e Drive, over the Hu | ts “would give motorists one continuous | gt, Louts, Mo. | boulevard from the beginning of River- | | vided: Ito $8L48 n ahare of RMS « ' CREDIT TE preferred. dividends of record March 16. raided 0 with $47.95 « he — — oa | 7 |, This extension of reciprocity prevatls | stong the Palisades and through toter-| SHE DARKENED H | $3-°° Down on $50-" Z Ringham Mines Company—Dividend| Utah Consolidated Mining Company— | between New York and Jersey t>| state Park for more than fifty miles, | 5 “oe 75.0 460 cents payable April L to atouk of erly dividend of 0 cents a shure! commercial trucks in exactly the aame| “+s an yefive years ago th e O ervyec S huees eae a. tare than inant eve roam mao | GRAY HAIR | 780 100 mF 10 record) way that they are now extended to pas-| War Department approved plans for a | U, Induateial Alcohol Company Ker car; namely, a New York own-|New York-New Jersey bridge. | acti +s 49 150. e Yenr « 1, net profita were Associated Oil Company—Regulur is en sree to send his truck Into the pena a [a hese fata Bat) How She | 45 “« 46 200. $7,108, deductions, tn ¢ | quarterly dividend of $1 whare, pay- te of New Jersey for @ period of fit- | jarkene ler Gray Hair by o« 9860 ‘ fi able April 15 to stock record March 22 n days, or fifteen trips in one year, | 00 46 te Ge pak i Tobacco Products Corporation—Regu-| Sew Jersey license $54.67 a share again | 1916 E. 0 FREE ‘s | « v 3 Ld rt Hercules Powder Comp ‘ a | ple home-made remedy made the fol- mn ee Tho coming touring season should be | f o quarterly dividend of 2 White Motor Company—Regular quar: | ¢ moat interesting one ever enJoyed by | Wing statement: | 07 ds } common stock und an exten divi terly dividend of 1 :| OF TRUCKS FOR LONG HAULS | ";.norintersting ons ever culored ty | OC Aty lady oF gentleman can darken vopavable March 2 March 30 to stock d March 16 ebiesnt | a . Weyman-Briston Company declared al Passeng American can Company — Regular) 29 por cent, stock dividend payable Oct. | ime Tpruak th Quarts vidend: o * eb aed 1 to stock ord Sept. 16 in | Of! press P ule! f the a | preferred stock payable April 8 to atock | ; pers: Beet Te acl press shipment and at the saj ost as|J. H. Hulett of the Brady-Murray Motors| bay rum, one small box of Barbo of Credit aed Saaree Te Cine ution: by freight, ‘This was demonstrated by | Corpors distributors of the Chandter | Compound and 4 yeatinia Open }.onday and Saturday Evenings | Secana on praterved & rerlenn Motor Car Company ot | Six. who has Just returned from an ex-|‘Thege ingredients cats be puttharn at 44 STs L STATION AT CORNER 3 their gray or faded hair, and make it Sanity eleanor ee are eee aie sataee | ene and glossy with this simple re- can au in legs | provement o! n aside ype y f 8A eae ie nant at how points of interest,” gata iB Which they can mix at home, To |half a pint of water add 1 ounce of Te These Worthy e | American lters Securitios ¢ | d payable April 1 to stock | Cleyela) which sent a shipment of | tended trip. any drug stor. at very litth | pans fterly dividends, of| nr |Pascenger Cara from Cleveland to Baiti-| The great movement of Government! Apply to the hair evecy other au! 1 ie pent preferred H stocks, |, Lehigh Valley Ruilroad—Regular quar-|}more on Peerless Trucks motor trucks over the ronds has not only | until the gray hair is darkened auffic hoth payable April 1, Books close Murch | terly dividends of 2% per cent on pre-| Hased upon the aticcess of thia ahin- [opened new routes, but has improved all| ciently. It does not color the scalp: 3 ee ferred and common stocks, both pay> | ment rrleas Company will hansdle | the existing ones, It can be truthfully t geld at is not oticky or greasy | many others in the same way. Twenty | sald that this war haa given the greatest | rub off. 7g will ied Pre cere Bet ars and trucks will soon sta¥t to New | impetus to road building and road muin- person look 10 to 20 years younger.” \CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. York ana’ Phitedviphia tenanea In the country history.” Api Jable April 1 to stock record March 16, nthly dividend | ——__—— ly March 25 te COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 & 104"ST Homentake Mi f on a sha «Mor BO cent ny nb stock ‘of record March 2 Twin City Rapid Tr LEe Labor and the Law United In Opposition to National Prohibition by Constitutional Amendment For Constipation Carter’s Little Liver Pills will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price Carter’s Iron Pills Will restore color to the faces of those who lack Iron in the blood, as most pale-faced people do, erergerts” £7. is a Excerpts from Two Arguments made ata Hearing before a Joint Committee of the Two Houses of the General Assembly of the State of New York, February 26, 1918. LABOR THE LAW By SAMUEL GOMPERS By AUSTEN G, FOX President of he American Federation of Labor: 99.6% is a figure that no vehicle | of the day has surpassed. | It is based on what the 6600 Max- [REBUILT CARS well trucks have done. Bacellent Condition. Think what it means—6600 trucks 1017 ABBOTT spsisenger all identically alike (except the bodies) | i916 ABBOTT Touring travelling over every known kind of | 1016 PAIGE Touring. | road in and about 500 cities, used in | {318 HUDSON Sane Sn" Touring : 1917 STUDEBAKER 3-passenger. every climate where the American flag sie MARION Rosdite flies, every altitude, and driven by 6600 (54, cai Aya08 38 Bway different drivers—who have 6600 dif- | ferent ideas on how to drive a truck | And yet of all this number the serv- | CGregtest Display OF Its Kind In America’ | ice records show 99.6% perfect. | Quantity production has broughtthe | COMMERCIAL | price down within the reach of every- / one—$400 less than any other truck of similar capacity in the world. | VEH | CLE $1035, chassis only, f.o. b. Detroit. Elec- | tric lights. Electric generator. Worm drive. SHOW | i | 10-fooct loading space. 2500 pounds. | : | 23 REGT ARMORY sinevvssemey Representing the New York State Rar Association T have been invited and requested by the officers It is for those who advocate the proposed amend of the New York State Federation of Labor, by the ment to show that, in its present form, it is expe Central organized bodies of workers in many cities dient, or at least not inexpedient, to insert it into the of the State, to come here and to argue and protest Federal Constitution. This is the first time that against the ratification by the New York Legislature anyone has suggested that it is expedient to state in of the proposed Constitutional Amendment. terms that “the Congress and the several states shall have concurrent power to enforce” any article of the Constitution by appropriate legislation. * 8 . | | Of all the orators I have heard argue for Prohibi- w tion, I have never heard one of them addressing hat would have happened to the Thirteenth i Paay ‘, e Amendment* if the South had d i himself to this vital fact: that is, does or will Pro- ris a ad proposed to insert hibition, or will the Prohibition Constitutional ® Provision that “‘the Congress and the several states Amendment, root out the evil of intemperance?* * * oe have concurrent power to enforce" this article A a rr a ? I know of no factor in all our Government or vol- Y appropriate legislation? untary agencies of America that has had a more poe eeaula have said, “Dangerous, if it means i) what it says. i yo potent influence to bring about temperate actionon 44.0 nee And in ae Sen we shall not run 4 the Supreme Court holding that th t of th sses le—t - 8 ae the par i : © great masses of the people temper. language does mean what it says.” ate in drinking, temperate in every other activity of If we really mean to put the enforecment of Pro- life—than the much mi ood and _misrepre- P ses aan Hiie-—than the. iueh ‘misunderstood and mistepre: = ibiton in the sented organized labor movement of America. ELEOPEPP wer of Congress and take it away from the states, let us say s0 , and provide, as has ; ‘ F always been provided with every other amendment that called for such a provision, that “tl ‘ongres It_may not be uninteresting to know this: That Lae he Congress shall have power to enforce this C ; is article by a the haters of the organized labor movement, those Y_ appro: priate legislation,” who have been most hostile to it, and those who are the greatest oppressors of the workers, are sup- If, on the other hand, we deem it wiser that ¢ state shall control its i orters—strong, staunch supporters—of the Pro- 4 own internal affairs, then we E g ppo ee need no amendment at all to the Federal Constitury Ste Beer’ Constitution, hibition Movement, on, ach , # MAXWELL MOTOR SALES CORPORATION BROOKLYN 1896 Bree y, at £9th Street PHONE COLUMMUS TIESE 1410-1412-1414 Bedford Avenue ond Prospect Place MARCH 5 to Tauicniae ane ; eT Sa ee 76 Motor Car /s The Worlds Greatest Utility : NO 2 aba SP a *Abolishing Slavery, Brooklyn Prane