The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1918, Page 14

' 1% THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 16, — : \COURT STOPS SHOE STRIKE. OUR ARMY IS 0 I very one of Wem had done his bi of the es or lockouts In ued to-day by of the Supe: Lynn Shoe j turers’ Aw | association was set for a h ho bill alleged that red into last. fall of Henry B, Endic HE DR. A. REED CUSHION SHOE gives you no new life or nerve force. But it can and does help conserve the energy that you would have squandered while walking city pavements in ordinary footwear. It does more. It gives peaceful foot comfort, day after day from the first wearing, It keeps your feet from interfering with your work and pleasure. You gain much, whether you wear these shoes for health or for comfort. A man may be considered | 60 if he feels and looks well, | the face gently. The effec Men Made by JPSMITH SHOE co. JOHN ERBERTS SHOE CO. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders) piexion. Advt Junnoying wrinkles, Usit nut oil liquid (not a cream delicately perfumed and « | not to cause the slightest ha Beauty Specialists every Your car must give greater service this year than ever before. You need it more. It speeds up your work—increases your working power. The highest car economy lies in utmost service, The most economical tires are those which will give you greatest use of United States Tubes and your car. Tire Accessories Have All Vhat's just what United States Tires ‘the Sterling Worth and Wear that will do for you, Mats United States Tires You can depend on them for con- Supreme. tinuous service, Nobby Chain’ "Royal Cord’ = Usco' ‘Plain’ Rac a SA / A / Fa i wn, Co || Ae Stl bi Ml i ae hen “mt ANWR im ii Allied Shoe Work- participating in or encour. A bill ty equity Med In behalf of the H naxer of the Public & Committee, prohibiting strikes or lock- outs for three years, had been violated. | giving treatments with Usit, ing its wonderful benefit to the com-| Cross at The Real Meaning of Tire-buying Economy rior Court Manufao- earing on) Red Cross Head and Returning “througn| Officers Have Encouraging Words From the Front. ott, FE oly AN ATLANTIC PORT, May 16 Henry T. Davison, head of the Am . returned on at firing line after Young at) Hurope. The banker got home broke a A wom- had: euet . te I smart and nifty the Most styles 87 to 89 an wrinkled at 80 of 98 Is invariabl ‘iD Sor the Cast Hohe ithe ai a te 1 heir natty considered old. Wrinkles are wor phd decd epee dl Stones Toon On,.no! ‘They SOLD ONLY AT \heritage but that is no reason why|!m @ downtown cafe, He had to bor vice of Uncle sam | 1372 Broadway, at 37th St. their annoying appearance cannot be| row money to get off the boat suy a word. Gen, Al- > Park PI ? prevented. All that is required is al Sor s millionaire clerks wore hem, 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bidg. fittle attention. Stop tn at any firet| at the boat to meet him, and he caltec high & tribute oe be paid | litth ti y at th and hb an young ladies, and jelass department store or drugzist! to them {those who served with them. ' ‘They| and ask for a bottle of Usit. Bach] sg got any money?" took their chances with the soldiers| evening before retiring, apply Usit] ao icer young gentleman put the | and were frequently under fire. The! with absorbent cotton and massage app & egy regula s forbid me talking, but ts of this| Morgan delegation to shame by the nut oil preparation will stimulate and | nimble manner In which he produced | Fra smoothe the skin and eradicate the| a bie bankroll. Mr. Davison was him- is @ pure} self again and bravely told the re. or paste) uaranteed ir growth. where are but would give out a statement late in the day. All he would say was tha O. K. with the Rec » front. recogniz-| everythin —most mileage at lowest mileage cost. Buy your tires on the sound busi- ness basis demanded by war times. Equip with United States Tires. There are five United States treads. One will exactly fit your particular conditions of motoring. Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer will be glad to assist you in selection, Ask his advice. ooh ms ie Md Nd SAYSH. P. DAVISON, - BACK FROM FRANCE erican Red Cross and partner of the‘ ‘A Woman Is As Old\‘"? “8°02, As She Looks Ame an liner this morning from the eral months in,line. They were Mrs. I, Anderson, red account 1 on Gen, Alvord was with Per « in Mexico and also with Fun ton in Vera Croz, He was on Gen Vood's staff when ordered to France with Pershing. The General had a fatherly eye on are ‘ross nurses who had been at the front for eight months, first in ha base ho: pepital and then with the porters that he wasn’t ready to talk, Iner were 241 passengers, | When it was learned that the British _ United States Tires are Good Tires hem troops just at the rear of the firing M KW. Black and Miss Viola you ¢ for me that over in erything is ALL RIGHT!” n P. K, Seidler of the navy, i sky pilot of the scrappy her passenger can say for me,” he sald,| morale, spirit and character | the is to be found in the y ou men are eagerly waiting! chance at the German navy, | But the Germans won't come out. were to make the attack on Ostend and Zebrugge, men and officers of. jour fleet rushed to volunteer, but | were denied It “From a source which I cannot| | doubt IT learned of one of our officers! who volunteered through the British} Admiral. When he was refused he| \ d away on one of the British | | 8 and was one of the first to| |land on the Mole at Zeebrugge. He was ono of the first killed, too, I'm} sorry to say . YAPHANK SLAYER - GUARDED BODIES | DURING SEARCH The New York police were to- day | |oredited with clearing up the mure| der of Private Michael Maloney and |Mrs, Rose Harrity at Camp Upton ey 5, after the military police had| worked in imposing secrecy on the| case for ten days without getting! Janything but an innocent suspect. Layton James, twenty-two years | old, 4 negro private in Company C, of {the 467th Infantry, who was one |the sentries who stood guard over | the bodies of the murdered man and woman while the whole camp was searching for the murderer, has con- |fesved he shot Maloney and Mrs. Harrity he said | “While on guard duty I saw Private Maloney and Mrs. Harrity in convers jwation 100 feet away, Maloney |her and I went off my pos costed her nd made ar mproper proposal. She screamed, and Maloney rushed back, Maloney placed bis |hand on his revolver, 1 thought he | was going to shoot, and I shot in self-defense, 1 tired two shots into him and then struck him on the head with the butt of my rifle, then grabbed Mrs, Harrity, and ail broke from me and ran to where Maloney was stretched out. While she was kneeling over him I shot her | to cover up the crime, “I then ran through the bushes and came out at the extreme end of the cainp through another entrance, marched back again up the road ‘aith | | my ritle on my shoulder and made in- |quiries what was the trouble, 1 was) then assigned to watch the bodies! while s hing parties. were being un down the murderer 4s born in O¢ s, and five tera- and it w brought abi || Says Poisons Cause Headache Dizziness Coated Tongue and Myriad Ail- ments in the Spring. Grandma's Renaly. Now Sold in Tablet—Sulpherb Tablets, pane! 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