The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 16

OO SO el eee Steed te ewe reese - ne See ed RE ene oe ee aes Sa ee | vder, thi d e rhe: eatin Ove } > 4 t} ij and & litte of the powder, then spread | give them. ‘They are going over the | Oxi Or ds | Spring 8 Lowest Prices on Smart Skirts Mt aeaeas Ks fukbae ae ana Gee top; many of them are not Koing to! notehevikt Grant Countess 10,000 i minutes it is rubbed off and the skin} come back, and they are going for nahi . b | | ft; ashed, This simple treatment not] you. You ask what you can do at anion @ Year, aimee anna ee nied THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, BEFORE VICTORY, an Must Be No German Peace Is First Caution of Retum- ing Commander. Majof Gen, Leonard Wood, U. 8. A., opened for the Manufacturing Per- fumers’ Association of the United States Jast night the notebook of his tour of observation along the western front. For the first time in any pub- lic detall since his return he spoke at the twenty-fourth annual banquet ‘war following on the heels of this. There must bo peace based on the terms of deoisive victory. Back the Government tv the Umit, and win!” Burton A. Bush was toastmaster of the banquet. His introduction brought the 300 men and women present cheering to thelr feet. Gen. Wood said, in part: “\t is going to be a hard war, and 1¢ is wicked to mislead our people FFICIENCY and economy are the watch- words of the day. We have for years been featuring both in our men’s, young men’s and boys’ clothes and accessories, Efficiency means simply service, with bother and wastage cut out. Econ- omy means full value and lasting satisfaction for your expenditures, 57-1463 BROADWAY & FORTY-GECOND STREET Safe Home Treatment for Objectionable Hairs (Boudoir Secrets) The electric needle is not required for the removal of hair or fusz, for with the use of plain delator the most stubborn growth can be qu banished. A paste is made with 1) ly removes the hair, but leaves the akin free from blemish, Be sure you get genuine delatone.—Ad Liberal Credit ‘SON OF ACTOR MANSFIELD | DEAD IN AVIATION CAMP; LOOKED TO STAGE CAREER sessed of much dramatic talent. He had appeared in many amatour per- formances, and recently made his semi-professional debut at the Pitt eatre, Pittsburgh, in ‘The Man Who Stayed at Home.” Tis last ap- pearance on the stage was in “The Drawing of the Sword,” in connec- tion with the Red Cross pageant. nae eananiaiaien etna Into believing that it ts going to bo an easy war. It is going to be a war that is going to try your very soul that will mhike you realize what wi allze, They know what this war ts, “They want us, they want us as quickly as we can go to them. It ts men and not words they want, and guns and the munitions of war, If Wo @re going to be effective we must bo efficient, The maintenare of inef- | ficlency in regard to anything con- nected with the war is treason to our allies and to the cause. And ft means that our men are going to lie in the heaps of the unnecessary dead in numbers which could be avoided and will be avoided if we conduct this war with the efficiency of which we are capable. “We ure not going over to win the war single- handed—don't talk about that. We are gol ver to help the men who have been holding this tre- mendous force successfully for four years to help win the war. “The burden upon us is going to be @ heavy one., We are equal to it If we put our best into It, and we must put in it everything ‘we have, not Only of men and of ‘money and ina: terial, but everything of spiritual in- fluence and moral character—every- thing that we have got. Every man, every woman, every child has some: thing to do. “We can all serve somo- how or in some way. “This is not a war for the smug trifler or the smug politician or the smug profiteer, We can do as well as any men © arth, but we must be ready; and the preparation must de serious preparation. Men who are going to die have the right to the highest dogree of efficiency in the way of everything that pertains to thelr armament, their equipment and thelr protection. “Our men over there are a good lot They are entitled to the best we ean | home? Cros: whi | cordial “You ci You can back up the Red itis doing splendid work every- You can support, and support the ¥. M,C. A 1 100k out too for the fam- for every one of us.” The German language, as @ course of is, ax our allies have learned to re-| LUMBER DEALERS ORDERED 10 STOP Federal Trade Commission Ruling Affects Ninety-seven Western Concerns, WASHINGTON, April 5.—The Fed. oral Trade Commiasion to-day omired Wost to desist from qnfair methods of competition. The order applied also to Luke W, Boyes, a Minneapolis detective. them in thelr business dealings were forbidden in the future by the Com. mission, Walker and the Lamberman Pub- lishing Company recently eigned a stipulation of facts im cases against them and an order was entered re- quiring them to desist from practices complained of, In the cases of the Interior Lum- ber Company of Minneapolis, the Mayhew and Isabell Lumber Com- pany of Uvalde, Tex., and the Rob- ertson Lumber Company of Grand Forks, N. D,, the orders aro to cease and desist from obtaining unfairly in- formation regarding lumber prices chasers. The other ninety-four firms }and Boyce were ordered to abandon forever the same practices, FIREBUG | BURNS CANNERY. $100,000 Lone at Onbi Rech ROCHMSTDR, N. ¥., April 6.—Iire early to-day destroyed the five bulld- ings of the W. H. Osborne Company canning plant at Honeoye Falls, twenty miles from this city, involving a los of $100,000. In the buildings were stored $20,000 worth of seed peas and $10,000 worth of seed corn, United States Marshal John D. Lynn was notified by village officials that they believed an incendiary was re- He’ will order ne Plant Near sponatble for the fire, an kg icieecl a GEM DEALERS PR PROSECUTED. Eighteen tn Parts Ao ing to PARIS, April 6.—Elghteen Parisian dealers in diamonds are under prose- cution on charges of trading with the enemy. Important quant! ate it ts said, dealers through Swiss agents vans, the latter explaining their ex to hide from other proper > LONDON, April 5.—The Bolshevik Government, according to a Reuter de spatch from Petr has voted yearly grant of 10,000 Tolstoi, widow of NEGRO SOLDIERS EX ECUTED. (colored) were executed at Camp Jo ports of principals received by the State Department of Schools. ESTABLISHED 1863 . 464-466 Fulton Street, Brooklyn Feb, 13 when the ne, SADE the stockade where Foley was ar from uard. Liberal Credit ninety-oeven lumber eompantes tn the | and quantity which mail order houses | |have prepared for prospective pur- of precious been sold by nsive purchases of the gems as being due to the fact that they were easter the tax gatherers than FUND FOR TOLSTON’ S$ WIDOW John B. Mann and Walter Matthews ‘EXCLUSIVE CARLTON CLUB VALUATION T0 BE FIXED OPEN TO U, S. OFFICERS ON TELEGRAPH GOMPANIES “Gibraltar of London Clubd Invites 20 American Fighters to Become Honorary Members. of the American Navy for election ax honorary members Known a ¢lubdom, Carl {ts exclisiveness conservatism ir the face of everyth vo mi \ Permitted to introduce a cuest, no © ter what his nationalit rank. prominent men have membership. The clu |is taken as a high American Army and Navy. — THEFT IN CHURCH ‘CHARGED. Girl's Parse With #55 ltt 105th Street was attanding ANTI-SNEEZE CAMPAIGN ON. Others From © WASHINGTON, April piratory @ineasos caused by promia- day by Surgeon 8 of coughin, z sneezing avitting will be published tn n alums. | m While Army and the Gibraltar of Landon has maintained Many ected for] eves , aneening and spitting t e during. the and campaign to protect the soldiers and | the general public against spread of | by means of other advertising me- ‘the polic BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & © Fulton Street, Brooklyn Also on Sale at Our New York Store erce Commission Orders In- to Assist It in Passing on Rates. cal valuation of forty-five telegraph and cable companies’ property and of financial condition, similar to of ratiroads way for neveral ye: inquiry ts understéod to be un- aken principally to st the ' fon in passing on rate quos- tlona, and Includes the Postal Tele- graph Company and a number of its subsidiaries, the Commercial Cable Company of New York, the Mackay ‘Telegraph and Cable Company, with several subsidiaries; the New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk, New Eng- and, the Kansas, American District, the Lehigh, and Chicago, Milwaukee and Lake Superior Telegraph Compa- reports said. mer, @ steel passenger ship of operated for years British ‘Columbla and” Sout Alaska ports. — Oreel Watchma Self-D a WASHINGTO: 5.—Claiming elf-defense, W' ments, negro nitor at the Committee on Public In- rmation, was under arrest here to-day charged with killing James W. 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