The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1918, Page 8

bi insite aa a he susiicaniaesiaimaamamaenstianaetl See NAS ONTO MAEASE ~ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 13, 1918, vn oes ufo 2% GALLS UNGLE SAM “A FOOL"; /HAYS*HERE ON FLYING VISIT. [Sco say 0 Sues eaten iegeeman Mardaif'ven| ~ WILL REPENT IN A CELL, “TO GET MORE ACQUAINTED" ning. Boarding a trala, he. dipped ot Jorsey City has been we-* _ Seat wieeey Gtoricmat Ghar ere i aa eae i br advertising i \ ‘i Tadd che tee Bt a . train and the platform. He was taken Stantly, as ho was waiking along the| * jawear t salt hi tn0., It ts liRElY One OF the feet Drunken Austrian Sel After) Will Meet Leaders Of Republican | to Believe Howat SUMMNGAAa fromm the tate Pek he - | (hibe to the DROpiG Ce Hime Teswen et ee to ce creae gen heating set for, Boasting’ That Teuton Spies Party at Union League Club | | —_—————— = juard from the State Pier. Ho a “What it doce spell tc ‘ : ‘ : Ramant Sink inner To-Ni REMEbbee arrested tor ‘cversueyine gp [ica ta'hia: Vat dome moat to Lianloistil | seule al up GAS ON STOMACH » be ma > seaplane at Mensac buy; all styles an: colors ....+- ‘Special Lot No. 1, Allteee $2 and .2.50|(Gaiters for Spat $5.50 Slippers, iny 89 \|Pumps, all | Cc | ' : US. mn tyl styles and 1 ve yt is _||colors;worth) 97¢ | i am a oes « > | leave. Acquaintances say Thodd had 1. Greed “SEVEN CENT FARE ALLOWED | aquor turned a trick for Uncle Sam] will Hf. Hays, Republican Natlonal as ebnaidered erratic. 2 Keltishnoss, ‘ | when it last night loosened the tongue} Chairman, who will soon visit Washing SOUR STOMACH : 4. Warttine profiteeri | ONE JERSEY TRACTION C0 of @ dangerous evemy allen and|ton, has stopped in New York long $ epsia is laa Ay Rate Pat ate i ae ; brought him into the toils of the Gov-} with local and New England Republi- thelr educational campaign for the Northampton, Easton and Washing- ernment, Ernest W. C. Vogclsang, ant cans. Mr. Hays wilt shake hands to- HEARTBURN —— ——<$—$$—$—<——<<—<—<———| benefit of the unenlightened publi ate Wr i | 40. 100 West 29th Street, | night t il B " t & ton System Was Operating Austrian, of No 0 West 29th Street.| night with many prominent teadors of "7 ri from five to seven cents. the Pubilo. Service Company gives ) | his party at a dinner he will give at Instantly Relicved by 1 Bl me a feabhge= figures as to why they are justilled at Loss, jis the man, =, he Union League Cty 4 polls eauty Patrlotic, but Are Going to} ‘ry the average Now Yorker, who| {ures as to why they are justin : | te appeared before Chtet Magistrate |'M* Union Learua Club ; barred Trenton to Bkat Railroad |!" not kept his eye on New Jorsoy| ing the incroase in the cost of labore) TRENTON » March 18—An ine! 1° SPBes ae Shier Mamietrate| According to the Chairman his Wash- Makes the Dark Rings Around Eyos, * nt and New Jersey affairs, there ts little| {t states the cost of conducting trans-| crease of from & to 7 centa for each ™CAdoo today on hare ington trip this time is for the same iiives in the Cheeks and Ruins Corporation's Demand, —Jeonnection netween the prio of ehick- | Portion alana, on will bo $osi,tu04i fare was allowed the Northarnptun, made seditious statements arainet the| purpose ae the last one. THENIy thet the Complexion. How to al wil byes dat oe! war on} more than last year {a- Easton and Washington Traction cage ey olga i gg his visits to the East and to Washing- Got Rid of D: ia. > } a tuberculosis and the fact the Public} tenance and renew Company to-day by the State Board 4ddress as that of his residence, 7 lton have been for the sole purpose of y yapeps! HEARING IS TO-MORROW | ganvico Company wants to increase | structures, duo to the inc of Public Utility Commissioners in Retlly of No, 916 Sixth Avenue, Dr. 1 | getting acquainted, IN5 | ay eee op, [etreet car fares But to the poor man | Of,labor and materials, w zones between Phillipsburg and Port i, Armstrong of St. John's Hospital| Mr. Haya began @ very busy day at GRAIN TABLETS |State, Suffering From High|ot New Jersey, the state which found] woud have been at id, price Murray, a distaneo of seventeen Brooklyn, and John Woods of No. 100 y hour this morning and was up AND POWDER FORM q “phen SEE Woodrow Wilson, it means almost| that in the last year tho taxea' were ‘The Increase will become ef West 20th Strect, testified that iast]and out Keeping engakements when the| BISUMATED Magnenia ie ore Food Prices, in No Mood everything Just now. In fact, the |a!xo $279,142.59 more than those levied Pty at once night Vogelaans wa airunlk and loudly averse Ne w Yorker was eating break. | pacaliy prepared Cor the auto, : ‘ hreo things mentioned are #0 closely | th® Previous year, ‘The sum of the et proclatming that (ho United States was| fast. expec at after tho din- | Certain covrection of dangerous for the Extortion. : Y] and other excess costs for the ¥ The commission says that at a pre- 2 toontight ; ; acidity, It comes only. In ) a d other exce sts for the yea i fool for entering the war asainst o-night he will leave for Wagh- | Agi, It, comes 0 - oo interwoven that they will be made al 117 over the year 1916, and of these yious hearing it was shown by the Germany and Austria. The Teutonic | ington, line eas. - | Dart of the argument in the fight of | exc 191g over 191% it I company that there was a deficit of rpy system already had this country —_—+— magnesia oF Yellow-lngged chicken is worth 50/the League of New Jersey Municipal-| claimed ALzt. 18 conclusion + iso ad for 1918, SS1L98 for 1916, beaten, the Autarian is alleged to have| Movable Platform ¢ erst h ee te serne rere |conts per pound in Jersey. Boaf is 25|itles to block the Public Service in its | the compan “The present rates $7,100.34 for 1915, $5,811.32 for ” 3 The movable pi BISCRATED ne frou | ‘ resent alms of fare charged are unjust, unreason- $9,191.06 for 1917 anda larger compara. ld, through the fomenting of whole- to 40 cents, bagon 85 to 60 cents, ham br ; able and insufficient to’ allow the tive doficit for January and Febru- pg pce f co mm o fu s) ‘easonable and oi Vhet Magis to M or [40 to 55 conta and liver 25 conte per BAMAND-ON Wan ceeeee Saray ear anni mn Feasonable ane aty in 1918, The commission also (anaes cio cpeobetite i Taber! pound. You remember the butcher In In the same papers which hist " if the increase asked is allowed it will states conditions are growing worse oner’s pockets he telephoned United days gone by would never think of] day quoted the high food Hay is $ increase the annual Tevenue of the instead of better and that net operat- states District Attorney Knox asking weighing liver. He would give you all| peared this advertisement in big, bold,| ‘That is the side of the Public Ser-, 18 turn has been and continues to that United States Marshal MeCarthy ho had for n nickel or a dime. black type view Company, i bo Insufficient to mest interest on the be sent at once to take the prisoner In| iad ube Ta Dyspeve |DO had for nn or a ¢ a : tie eaakree vei oan ‘ sidan ake custody, 1¥ou Want w Pretty shal. In Pawsato yoxterday afternoon thore| “Hisher Street Car Farea—War| ,,.._ reprosente by ihe angi: atl eve bserdrasae no sii was a meeting of a little band of he-|Cost# Force Public Service Rallway| Now Jersey. Municipalition et ahiat he bowd concludes by stating that a neuth,| role men and women to discuss pling | “OMpany to Appeal to Utility Board."| George N. Seger, the fighting. Muyor “i? Company 18 operated at a mint- $120,000 OFFER MADE | | hun’ for making @ campaign against the| Tt was tho heading. Then, in part|f Passaic, is President, who have mum of expense. The general mana- Ww full li . fi Mati ‘or making pag pint mixed the price of chicken and liver gor received only $50 per month, the T0 WILLARD AND FULTON | * carry a full line of Sonoras, and Victor Talking It tn] dreaded white plague Buble: develoe Halle oe up with high finance, is un ontirely Troasurer $25 per month, and’ the Machines with a range of prices guaranteed to suit all, anyising you like and iot| At Trenton to-morrow morning tho| | Nee vice Railway Company | diftorent story iH Meee With tides Bald a | cuart Tablets dixest your] Public Service Railway Company will soreness ee ers - WANTED PEOPLE TO pay FOR hae es peeve: aR deine Ral Champion Agrees to July 4 Date The best record service obtainable, delivery prompt and |f} fooa, tone stomach, supply your blood subi ion to c or sete per- or like & ima ome | \ild © vu “ “one q " } Rib. seurlnrwnt, tice ceed feos, a (eat he Publle Utility Commision to rere ne ensnge the Taira, pet. | PRIVILEGE OF PAYING FOR Gas, “cad and Fight May Be Held Dig ony utc am OLRM NEWAROEN ealthy appearance and bright eyes wtll| allow 0 e “You k ‘ sepsis tasision a May i goes return. Get cent box of Stuarts last the cities in which it oper charged for street railway transpor-| ,, ye u know ; sald 3a oF Se Ror see. WA Y R ; at New Orlear Send us your name and address, and insure receiving our yapen ‘ablota at. any. drug stor Wes : tation isi cede to enable the-eoean y afternoon, after he hed wl. R ONL FIVE HOU N at New Orleans, r c practically the entire & PADY) journcd the meeting monthly bu s a 7 Foal basin makers babendil FB eecsinsntt asa ol to partially meot the abnormally high | war um tuberc nts, this Pur AT vf | ST, LOUIS, March 13.—Fred Fulton, Regen of new records, and our Record library cost of labor and materials, due’ to| Vice Railway Company 18 thes TR NG 10 GET BACK [NH beavyweignt fiehter, and his manager : the war. company that only recently Mike Collins, will leave here to-night for | Catalogues sent on request. Prices from $20 up “The board has net Thuraday,| hares se se catkiOe permission to Ce see Kansas City, where they expect to sign : *9 nc. March 14, at UA. M., at the State/deais in gas and electricity, an teu ag, Shell Fragment Hit Canadian Just! sor a championship bout with Jesse Liberal Payment Plan, Write, Call or Phone, House, Trenton, as the time and place | treet cars, and it decided the “ rages | Winara. * ams oll . e ° ' TN Sts [I source, MCTite Tt be Bad on tho Oe ond altar pecram OF 8 atuartor| After HS Fire Linc Hour | 6. atte, who wit mest Patton and eat | PEASE PIANO COMPANY 1159 B dway, Cor. ' oft ; a Day fe for gus onatte, peivites in the Trenches. Jin » in Kansas Clty ta-maor ow. say that |i ee 5 aa Aas ho company asks permission to} “When the people of New Jersey| George BE. Cooney of Toronto, Can-' Willard hae agreed to meet Fulton on | charge seven conte cash fares, two] were told what tho company wanted ada, who hopes he ts going to war, ar- July 4 ¢ |] 128 West 42nd Street Bryant 3034 | Lease Ex ires—Must Vacate cents for each transfer issued on a Prevod hey thought it was a ved here to-day on @ steamshiy from| 4 iver Oxteans promoter, it was | Pe Ee ny . : cash fare and ono cent for cach trans-| amusing part of the we essed: TBO Havana, ated, has offered § ) for the fight. — i fer issued on a transfe when the caso finally got betors ina Cooney went to war In 1915 a Jersey is full of patriots. Its Anti-| Public Utility Commissioners at Tren, member of the firat Canadian expedi- Louting Law, which forces, svory| ton the efficiency aBrine teins licnary. foees. Atte we Brae training able-bodied man to work during the| pany could not xplain w uch period In England he was sent to the prevent crisis, is the most evi-| a ridic charge ahould bo put on| trenches, where he found lite interest: dence along this line. the consum They didn't : f ft Imost five hours. Just after © alo ¢ © consume ey didn’t get it, of ing for almos i cs r. who cannot afford course, but they did get a slight in. lum however, a shell fragment hit H For Men and Women iladly crease’ in tho cost of gas ani elec, him « tne had ahd ne panel the next Tomorrow—Thursday even the| tricity, perhaps, hey five months in @ hospital. He was dis- ° WAY and amie while they |are to-day aaking to be wlowod to, {hats and tent home, where ho trie oy Fealizo that such| raise t mado them bold.” | ‘jist B6On. BOs his civil 0 ry to ome extant at teasts| “Mayor said tho Tengue, of yore? Ne rerumed, Bis sivitian, occups. due to the war. And in the cause of] which ho was the head did not quens Mone fo'ts races. A cable r4 war they are willing to sacrifice tion some of the figures offe : re Just before the Everything Must Go—Fixtures For Sale [ffl creeo, sevristness, prop.) "0s. | Otira thes We have but « short time to stay here; don't.walt You will tied ITEERING, SAY THE PEOPLE, Ey > am unt. the. nerease {i an From the Overstocks of pane e bavian (0 pen in are meas Ue tavincevyaa cam, well aftore to But an increase of 2 conts in the 6 to 7 cents would mee tha brush On his a e . Benue Saving forsale ee ene fitch ts workman | corners te een os faces ai The N al Cloak and Suit C Bir tne ies tor dhe rainary ‘ric af one 7° A" Brice of a a books | Our Haired aaa ateeeate semen? wh e Nation oak and Suit Co. ‘0-Day, Inesday, 8. .M. ‘© the ure the eane in revenue rma n : P ss 3 eee eh lL hen . germ apes Ribs Gonseay y ae BTEC cn ee time to catch a t Grand Cei O our patrons of previous Dollar Days, it-is only neces factado 100 sutra for pared pest, BA BHOM COx L150 Broadway, New York matter, They can't « has | 000, over the ALi ee Sary to say that we will hold another Dollar Day ————_ rr —_—_—_—_ In arms against any Thursday—they~ will be there waiting for the doors LADIES, TAKE NOTICE—SPECIAL FOR EASTER Trai Sur | tear and donner tan inat ts justs| THE KING IN THE BRONX. to open, oo Ned. and [ do not believe the Puntic eee i : : ; ’ 4 Dandruff Surely | Utility Commission wil! be able to sce! gottowing the best month's business They know what Big Bargains they receive and what to Lined fen ss Pca padhn Heda SR.00: Bao scustow: mace $4.89 Destroys the Hair || '' "her in the history of the King Car Corpor- expect. igh eu PG UREN CC CAE GIN ee Aes ; ' F ; ; é rare Dien Sut ecolrer Al 08.90/00) 960 PERE al etd OPT RCT TORT RTI WHERE al TUBERCULOSIS ation, distributers of the Finn alent in We picture a few of the Extraordinary Values included in this sale. If you have never tulle to matcht Brown Kid, with reicdeer cloth tops and caffe to (Ml|/ means get rid of dandeul for iC willl aii eyemiaon gt te Tengue of | omar hment of a branch in the Bronx Every floor and section will be crowded with values that are simply amazing. i match; alto dark tan calfskin Boots, with suede tops to match. All Ml) fynig) SUF Hale and ruin MEAL you Jorsey havy enough on {helt shoulior | MagQg i, Benen, AM ; White Kid, Black Kid and Calfskin, All Buckskin. All have high » : ss ‘ the present high cost of living and 1x" ; i 5 ith i eae fe) It doesn't do much good to try to! sacrifices due to the w ar Without be-| © that HOES ,| Byers, ath the iad fg eae bed nee S4 39 | brush or wash it out. The only sure| ing compelled to pay an’ inove sed | 8 S 7 gay pe teddies iy Matene Lanter: | Every pair perfect an ifully made, In a way to get rid of dandruff is to dis-| In Passaic and other un Metal-finis! ather, Canvas, Cloth-and- WIdthS. ...cecererereeceeereees Per eeeeeees seoeereeree solve it, then you destroy it entirely.| | there are mills and fae. |e , fob bor Leather Combinations, etc., in a big variety—for 8| “ ces of | (Ores, With thousands uj nda | Arrange BG Die eee iat eer Women and Misses—many small lots—20 or 30 i 5.50 hh cut | $7.50 to $10 extra To do this, yet about four ounces of v un LOUsNTS | woe facilities in the sa section to y t } ‘eed Koda hi ‘ulti Abe Mani Kiah ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at|! People making their living by man- | {ike care of King owners there and In of a kind—some large lots—an Astounding Dol- ' Soph ik jac! a 53 3 | i : eS |night when retirin use enough to] Hal Jahon, £998. price me Gupte WARS | Wome ster Count lar’s Worth Ditcainbaucent avd al new colo $3. Q) | cut Boots, moisten the scalp and rub it in gently| that inany frantic eaneos are such | - si styles By morning, most if not all of your| necessities of lite to keep their boalea | (a bia’ tath 4] color (ER | dandruff will be gone, and three or| properly nourished. To this cause, in| OMe Of Three Victims of Accidents ] four more applications will completely | part, attr ed the fear of an ‘Ine Navy. | es 54 89 |dissolve and entirely destroy every|creaso of mong tho| WASHINGTON, March 13.—Three —— — nas . single sign and trace of it classes in ain sections, |deaths from accident were announced i} me ame: Bie 39, teas | You will find, too, that all ttehin ways and means of! py the Navy Department to-day as fol- Support Shoes | DS) ——- and digging of the scalp will stop, and n ease are now being | ows 4 : TART men and women... Women's $8 your hate will look and feel a huncdred| Other deresy citisa, NNO ARG) , George, Dewey sinks, musician, U. 8 ' Women's $7 and $8 Matra alors j times better, You can get liquiay ese are the very people who| killed. while playing baseball tra fine quality proof high cut arvon at any drug store, It is inex-| would sutfer if transportation |, Wiliam Emil Buerger, coxswain, U os Shoes for men pensive and four ounces is all youl fares ‘ ; Burrows, skull fractured in’ fall i de Sho: I your faves added Mayor ¥ : t | will need, no matter how much| Seger Rot“only in Jen. | Som smokestack, Collage Point, t. 1. | dandruff you have.‘ simple} sey put 4 d States, | rome, Ga, skall fractured in fall trom i remedy never fuils.—Advt ure making i "SLAYER GIVES HIMSELF UP, Jerseyite Who Shot Another in Saloon Was to Have Wed Last Nigh: Glovanno Filloss of Grantwood, N. J, who shot and killed William Me- Vieker in a Grantwood saloon early terday morning followin 1 >» bis ems ohen. illoss was to have been marred last night to Miss Anna Jose of Wee= hawken, He is a member of t "i OTTON BERGB, Novelty Cheviot, © bray, Cotton Gwhardine, Linene, en and Misses—1 able for every-day wear at thia ridioul- ly low — rere, is your oppor DRESSES °° T Cc Drei —— ! Special Lot No. 2.|! Look! up to $2.50 fA Special Lot No. 4.\| A—4}) regulation Special Lot No. 3./ $5 ana $6 Pumps, in|| If Munson Entire lot of fine $4) black, white and many| army last and $5 Gold and Silver | other col Pump We don’t claim to sell at exactly whole- sale prices. Mail orders filled, It is necessary to adda roi trifle to cover the cost wage MON araR tone pacren weer: e “ of single sales. FI Gets Right ntent Mount MEN'S SHOES hae ana Men's regular $5.50 Shoes, all! $7.50 U. S. Arm but ALPANY, March 13.-Attorney Gen- eral Merton E. Lewis to-day nted the applicat f Hdwin W, Fiske for permission to bring an action to teat title to office of Mayor Edward F. ush of Mount Vernon, Fiske Was Democratic opponent of Mayor ‘ » sizes, styles, widths wm Shoes, Mu won $4.89) to select from, $3.39 even with this small amount add- ed, we save you at least $5 on your Easter Suit-—-a big $5.00 Puttee Leg- ngs spring or strap $2 89) style as A U.S. Army Officers’ patent colt, dark Ko-Ko / regular $25 high S| 2 39, item in these days fon and the grade Stetson Boots $ Add of national econ- HEREVER other Stetson’s $25 U.S. Army Ser- fl Pd vice or Trench leathers (cet $33.9] Boots laced” only $14 65! AE _ 2 oS at instep... I bh All our Men's $6, $7.50 and $10/$5 to $1250 “extra genui bench-made Shoes, 1] for dian or sree gg pa tertent”*etse| $4.89) Co) styler tt] $4.89) | ye $7.50 storm = eet ttttt nt lwaternvoe? high cut $4. 89 POLICE, FIRE AND POST.| Shoes »O" MAN $6.50 | Shoes, qi | Men's $15, $18 and $20 extra ($4.39 omy. Be Curious Model illustrated —All Wool Poplin Suit, Silk Braid Bound, $19.95 good meals are served you may be'pretty sure the cook has an intimate ac- quaintance $1—Waists & Skirts— 1,068 Waists of Georgette Crepe, Khak Shepherd Check, Voile, alatea, ete, at $1 84 Washable Sport Skirts of Beach Clot pardine, Linene, Pique, ete., at 81.00. jdnene, Pique, ctc., pt full double sole, calf- high cut Hunting and Fishing skin lined. . Waterproof Boots, in 7 Dr. Whitcomb moose, elk or reindeer $9.89 i i lar $7.50 Cushion Sole $ 4,89| jokin, 1 Gab ee! Astand-by for sea 307 FIFTHAVERYNY. be -" Comfort Shoes en's $6.50 to $10 j \ soning fish, oysters, Pt a er rsearns Poe ig ys $3.39 Catalogue mailed out of town on request } } clams, salnda, soups ee 8 19 Fri and uae Os: (areas Addicts Dept 3 Ce Sut ae salt Orders, Fue, |) bid le upport h b f . fi 6.80 to 6 2 ise H amecee aezsbe™ f=? 14, GO) ’ —=—— As Grocers ond Deietesen Store " Store . ade by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., N.Y. —