The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1918, Page 8

2 IC TTT REIS KOM RT Se saan se: +» SRE AD SRR RAR Re ne EES PARTON Seca e ee > RE ET RS Prays That Kaiser Go to He! | HOPKINSVILLE, Ky, April Phe Rev. Bascomd Waters, evangelist, u jeting a revival here, prayed as is: “Oh, Lord, bless the Presi- Mont of the United States, the King of Bngiand and the President of France, but it You will excuse ua, Lord, to hel the Kaisor.” bs HAIR COMING OUT? Dandruff causes a feverish irrite- Rion of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, Hoosen and then the haip comes out Mast. To stop falling hair at once and id the scalp of every particle of dan- “ruff, get « small bottle of Danderine at any drug store for a few cents, pour a in your hand and rub it into sealp. After several applications kal hair stops coming out and you ean't find eny dandruff.—Advt. WITH FINGERS! CORNS LIFT OUT Costs few cents! Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little Freez- one on that touchy corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then you lift it right out, with the fingers. Yes, magic! A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a few cents at any drug store, but is sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn be- tween the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation Freezone is the sensational dis- covery of a Cincinnati genius tenure sre a RNITURE ‘ashorCredit OPEN EVENINGS TILL § O'CLOCK Holzwasser Home Talks No. 316 Shaw ae R's | Write ter New €0-Page Catalog and | 12-Page Sprint Sale Cirealar | ‘Accessibie trom Weat Sid> ‘or BO St. Crosstowe Cary }) A3-Room Apartment eta TELSE py $245 A A5-Room Apartment ‘li $275 vor LigkicaL DEKMS Lwepvedt: Vi cok, ies itge 15% hale 3 | & rer) Decauns 85.000 ‘ale to New York Stave wey aud Conpecticut, Motor Trucks, 1 & Raltrond Par HASTEN WIND. TO DODEE EXE Progressives Revolt, Seeing Only Defeat in Fall From Session’s Inactivity. (Special From 9 Staff Evening ALBANY, April 0.—The Legislature began its waning and weary last) week's work last night by going over a calendar that looked like a college curriculum, with bills on fish bait, cemetery transfers, retirement of teachers, conservation of cata, game o sixteen, junior pharmacists, park- ways, tattooing, fishing on Sunday, publi lupholstering, box springs, examination in colleges, college of agriculture, dangerous weapons, boxing and spar- It is this sort of a calendar, only kind that has been favorably considered this year by the Republi- can heads of the Legislature, which fall elections, A quiet little conference was called around midnight in an effort to pull something out of the wreck which has left the only important pleces of log.s- lation on @ deserted sidetrack after | having been run over by the perpetu- | ally passing beck. | An eleventh-hour attempt will be! made to resurrect some part of the | Hquor legislation and the Old Guard element is scurrying to clean up and make a quick getaway Saturday night to avoid being called upon to recon- sider, or face ¢ feat this fall if the Legislature should remain in session after the 16th, when forty cities will pass upon local option and give the cue to thelr representatives if sttll in Albany. The revolting Republicans who met at midnight are worrled: by a feeling that the leaders have camouflaged through the session a little too far for the welfare of the party, and are wondering what the people at home will say when it fs all over, | In reviewing what is generally termed as the “least accomplished” session of the Legislature they blame Senate Leader Elon R. Brown for being 8o busy trying to beat the Gov- ernor that he has fatled to solidify the party's Interests in the issues that must be met in the election this full, | Unless the rebellious Senators suo- ceed in changing his view before the clock stopa on Saturday night in the Senate Chamber, many a Repub- | ican thinks the time will be called then upon him as well, The important bili of the day, in which both sides have mustered what J looks like a close vote, is the Ottin- statute, designed to dispose of » west side matter for the City ot New York. The fact that Senator Ottinger's brother, Nathan Ottinger, was unani- confirmed last night as a no Court Judge of the Firat . is regarded as evidence of | riendliness of the Governor for | Ottinger. | | ,,The Ottinger bill provides for a | Commission of nine members, of j; which the Mayor, Comptroller, and | President of the Board of Aldermen |are ex officio members with two pub- lic Bervice commissioners and four Jother members to be appointed by jovernor at a salary of fifteen usand dollars each. This new Commission Is to be called the Terminal Commission and is given ‘ull power to negotiate t weat side | eal without any further reference to tho city or State, The measure Is |deemed one of the most autocratic ever presented, in view of the long |controversy on this question, It ts that enough votes will be to pass it. | Assembly has passed, un. | Jer spur of an emergency message | from the Governor, @ bill to berm: | local option voting on April 17. ue well ax April 16 in any election dis- | rlet where 700 or more voters havo | gistered, Senate Leader Brown held | he bill up in the House. Socialist Mayor Swi MILWAUKBE, April ayor W. Hoan, Socialist, who was ted last week, yesterday ! took he oath of office before his private ceretary, Paul Gaver, a notary publ jaue Heretofore an elec Iways takea vath before the City Clerk BUY | | LIBERTY BONDs | 70 TELE FUR STORAGE on valuation—with minimum charges. Prompt and courteous attention given all requests to call for storage. i SEND FOR RATE BOOKLET 2043 Greeley 2044 Greeley fsaccheleg, 384 Figh Between 35th and 36th Streets nd INSURANCE a PHONE ALBANY BOSSES — ePozrpendent ot The | lors, registration of boys over) ring exhibitions, fire drills, and so on. | tho} has caused a revolt on the part of fifteen progressive Republicans who | promotion tests.” tear for the safety of the party in the that the Health Department for sey THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1918. HINGE ON INQUIRY BEGUN | Mayor Said to Have Demanded Re- | moval of Bureau Heads, ut | Commissioner Amster Refused. Tho investigation of the Health De- ‘partment by the Municipal Civil Ser- vice Commission, with the commission's | secretary and Commissioner of Accounts David Hirshfield sitting in, began this afternoon in the Municipal Butlding, ‘This inquiry was ordered by Mayor Hy+ Jan, who said in a letter to President Mactiride of the Civil Service Commis sion that Health Commissoner Ameter had requested it. It was learned to-day that the Mayor In a@ letter to Commissioner Amster ‘demanded the removal of nine bureau heads in the Health Department, who \recelved from $3,600 to $6,000 m year. Dr. Amater refused to comply with the | Mayor's demand and asked for an in- lquiry, If the Investigation proves that |these bureau heads, appointed by Dr. S. 8. Goldwater when he was commis- r, can be dispensed with, Dr, Am- ster will drop them, it was aaid, An official report in Mr. Hirshfeld's taking of wild fowl, equal rights in| office disclosed that Leonard M. Wall- resorts, shore birds, mattrens | steln aa Commissioner of Accounts |under Mayor Mitchel. investigated the |Health Department and @isclosed that salary splitting bad existed there for | more than twenty years. Mayor Hylan in bis letter to Mac- Hride mentioned the removal of all per- rons oh the Health Department payroll | who are “illeeally employed" and also of “reducing to thelr proper status all |who are enjoying the emoluments greater than thore for which they took j years “has, without doubt. been ‘fagrant violator of civil service The Mayor also paid | NINE CITY HEALTH JOBS — | NATION SPEEDS UP CASTOR OIL MAKING Farmers and Manufacturers Urged to Hurry Production—Needed for Flying Machines, Farmers and manufacturers of the country have been asked to speed up the production of castor of! for use in the lubrication of flying machines in Europe, Under the rapid changes in temperature and air pressure which these machines encounter in constant transitions from low to high elevations they must have a lubri- cant which will fow under all con- ditions of temperature and atmos. pherio pressure, forming a thin film over every bearing and which will not carbonize, Castor oll has been found the most satisfactory lubri- 4 @ consequence hurry ie to the United States upplies aa Now are avail- able and for @ great increase in pro- duction. —_—_—— LONELY, ENDS LIFE AT 80. Until a olghtieth bir Charles Kohler kept a little stationery shop in Quincy Street, Brooklyn, Then, because he was no longer active enough to keep up the busi- ness, he retired with enough money to lant him the reat of his life. But Kohler missed the children that ured to buy xchool supplies from. hin. Also he chafed under idleness after a Iitetime of work, and he was impationt at the thought of walling for death to overtake him. So he turned on the gas | ing in his furnished room’ at | Decatur Street, Brooklyn. He | qead when ambulance surxeons | | Romulo 8. 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