The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 7

Pays High Tribute bute to Navy, but Says Wi orkers I Must Wake Up. LONDON, March 6. before the House of Comme Eric Campbell Geddes, First the Admiralty, in addition to high tribute place In a GIRLS! ACT: NOW! HAIR COMING OUT MEANS DANDRUFF “Danderine” Will Save Hair and Doub! Its Beauty. Try This! Soft, Wavy. Your Hair Abund : and Glossy at Once. Save your hair! Beautify i poly a matter of using a litt derine occasionally to have a heavy, beautiful hair; soft, 1 wavy and free from dandruff. It is Aap asy and inexpensive to lave pretty, community Pharming hair and lots of it. 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If you want to prove how ard soft your hair really is, m cloth with a little Danderine an fully draw it through your ha ing one small strand at a time lair will be soft, glossy and bi in just a few ents— surprise awaits every one wh = to the American Navy, | bottle of Knowlton's Danderine | ¢ all drug stores recommend it apply a little as directed and within nce; freshness, fluftiness a delightful {sh workingmen, jextremely close. he of ¢ United States N. lane in contact. ne pe U. “We | stagt consultations | Sims, whe attends our daily conferences, speech | neers working in GEDDES BLAMES sata. BRITISH LABOR FOR DECREASE SHPS in e hohe Rabeascll he said, “tha co siives na the United States should be I wish in behalf of | ell and my colleagues publicly to bute to the whole-hearted and pencils devotion to the prosecution | jof the war which has governed the| ery representative of the| y with e | ranks has the respect and "| the officers of the British have the advantage of con- with We have American of- various sections tween our- waom we} rsonnel of all} teem of y Admiral staff HIS ‘FARM DATA, OF MILITARY VALUE LANDS HIM IN GELL German Student With Infor- mation “for Use After War” | a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, HOTEL ASTOR WINS APPEAL osscfc000% IN VERDICT FOR EVICTION | to-day granted $60,000 Mrs. Robert C, Hurd, Put Out} Through Misunderstanding, Had | i Won $2,500 Verdict. | t ‘is the , recovered tn the| Beer eke Robert C. Hurd agninst the Hotel » by the Appellate day and & “Alkali In Soap | Bad for the Hair joap should be used very carefully, woman rented in August, 1916. room at the Astor Mr. Hurd ~ H gistered and en- l " Called Dangerous Alien. ne ‘i ree it you want to keep your hair lookin alled ig aged another room. Mra, Hurd asked |it:’ best, Most soaps. and renkeed Amages because the MANE /ehampoos contain too much alkali. ment evicted her when a maid saw Mr Robert a Overho 1 German This dries the seatp, makes the hair Hurd emb: | ons, Sir)of the British Admiralty on exactly | sdent of political economy from the — Justice Kelly gi ie ee inton of [2Htte, and ruins it Shel Heals eee Lo aticw Kelly, writing the decision of | pve hee bag » tune te fue Lord of | the sume footing as British officers.|tniveratty of Munich, who was a nN Appetinte Division, dectared a mia- |! t thing for steady use te Just “Phe trend of the figures of los a. By ordinary mutsified cocoanut — oil ESTIGS Lhe oF rested 1 nt in his apartment at, Understanding because Mr. Hurd) (which is pure and greaseless), and is by enemy action is steadily improv. | "ested last night | artment 8 violuted a rule of the hotel which for- | (wich Pure and wreascless), and ie ings 4 to the world's tonnago|No. 524 West 16th Street by agents bade any man to enter th peel i during February was little t half|of the Department of Justion, ie be- bee One or two teaspoonfuls will lows in February last year. If, instructions |‘ m trom the manage- during the » | ter of year, to-day. lin’ Janu february’ Your wi Mu be nearly twice e the shipyards have d with fewer men. Pp production we Why? it Why? The main fact is that) the conference wax his atenographer. Gets «men in the yards are not|@ ¥ an, who was ~ | withheld that even at this fate date the situa. | & close friend of Mauritz J. Bonn, who “ie FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET - te! it abe is not fully realized. left this country with the von Bern bi , le Dan head of | ustrous, empie If the ers he: reir pu reanon, they will now loomy View LONDON, March 6 appear, ty of ships since J lustre, | of the war has not bee not find | re be after at first | sprout: | »—Dan-| Writers, pretty] Raseball w: and oisten &) eho gain nd care- ir—tak- Your» eautiful | | given to Passes {seu by ho tries “There t# no jack of mate January's~ only about two-thirds of what have or the men go Jo so with the | of the extent to h they | s en by « Bettiah Ship Butlder. the n sufficient t Ellerman, to baseball £1 © National League baseball clubs. n leagues Will be subJect to the tax Jess than it jal in the ‘sy in @ month | te to play pw for any | 1 ests and ugh hp ines eting of telog to-day | ing st five months, the rate | of loss had been maintained at the same rate as for the immediately pre- | ceding quarter, that is the third quar- ment he w the world’s shipping | ment of loss would be 600,000 tons as 6' Ave. Corner 18" Street Prices Are Notably Moderate. 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