The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1918, Page 6

6 “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918. _ i ae Two Reasons Why Red Cross Fund DTH PROTEST TOU.S, |?" *" *yiza.0" veers USL ARMY ORDERS TG ones atin Pulitzer Building KAN OW SHP SRE." 02! | . | this morning, It was in a badly ] | is economical. Tasteless | LIBERTY BOND PRIZES i ‘ ti k ls SAUCE ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE n Who pu i condition. ‘The boy waa four feet high, wellthed ninety dark hair and dark complexion. y wa . A gray mixed ting shirt, white eee New Note Declares Government's Explan. 1 Did Not Answer Original Objection WASHINGTON, May A supple. mentary note of protest against the | | | | | British and American seizure of T ALBANY, 3 “Don’t Let Soap ann Spoil ‘four Hair hi g has been handed to Se Lansing by the Dutch Leg - J. B. Bowen of 54th Infantry, Spartanburg, Got Leave and Disappeared. | adds real enjoyment to examinations for ‘When you wash your hair, be care- ful what you use. Mist soaps and prepared shampoos contain too tnuch alkali, which is very injurious, as it hundreds of dishes that It contends that the United might otherwise be ite explanation of the selx Janswer the |the Dutch ¢ thrown to The & g World ) LONDON, Aries the scalp and makes the hair wt prise of 8 9 BURC C, May 22. the sailin: brittle. The best thing to use is just plain 4 ™N oF \e to Patrolman Oscar ¢ A countrywide ch ports, " AY Advertise ‘TpenWorid™ may “be Jott at post Js at WeMtncitne cium ‘Rattalton, ? . rywide search Is being made dint OF tke f ‘lemraph nace {MUlsifien cocoanut oil. for this is pure Amerson men o w tS toxe DI r A ‘or ve cid el greasedless. Amerieag, Distriet a eat] who 9 one, Diggs ir apt. J. B. Bowen of the 54th he learns, t# connected with a new |*4 tlle 4 grenseless. It's very United States Infantry, who " move by the man Government te » and be most expensive , disap mbes Wall sigh bk | r anythin all to pieces, Pe ted more than a week ago. The ba ag J LE sa | can get this at, any drug store, 5 Y and civil police and Govern & economic land a few ounces wall last the whole : ‘ family for months. ; ment specia en , “an P | agents are soarching Simply moisten the fair with water every city throughout the country tn and rnb it in, about @ teaspoonful is the effort to find _ | (aay all that is required, It makes an nd him, but so far noth. bed abundance of rich, creamy lather, ing has been heard of him since hel Jind "eeaed the” stenmahip Pavickly and I as be | LGN LR ip Me The hair 8 quickly and : : | nd chartered to fetch @ and is s fresh looking, ah ria chink We ea cargo of wood from Sweden. ‘The : ; fluffy, wavy and easy to hane t loosens and takes out cle of dust, dirt and day lenge to Hole 1, the prohibition ilings is the sequel. leave of absence and left his regi ment at Simon & Co. p Wadsworth on May 11 Franklin . ; se i visit wife and family at Lum- / | - : a . Sts. berton, N. ¢ He ent to If BU Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts and apent Saturday and Sunday oie m . see | hs wife and futher. On Sunday night Iwyn Hotel at Char GERALDINE BECKWITH. MADELEINE COGHLAN. he weut to the | |lotte und took a room, his father ac. You've got to be as inert as a a ‘ ho | \] ' : r > . his = bu've B nert as pproaches the resident in tho | i For TH U RSDAY jcompanying him piece of petrified stump if you large structure, with her beaming ||& Reg stered ‘tp. ®) Estalitished ; | Capt. Bowen loft a call for 4 o'clock | resist the pleas of Miss Geraldine smile, oh, boy! No matter what he Trade Mark flak r i in the morning with the hotel clerk,| Beckwith and Miss Madeleine has given, he's got to strip an- ; i : Shit : saying he wanted to catch an early} Coghlan, in charg he Red other from the roll. It’s irresisti- Ais H > °C j a) ES train for Camp Wadsworth. He told| Cross booth in the | of the ble. In a systematic canvass sho ‘ ‘ MISSES SU Mie father not to up with him in| Pulitzer Building, who on the n every office the morning, but w sleep until day-| third day of the drive have made ae the S light. a record thrust on the pockets of ne. Which only a n e rc 1 e S , ; | At 4 o'clock tho clerk calied Capt. | all that pass in a now thoroughly @ f At Special Prices | BWE5, Wis 'asleversd tin! caupnune rker works ; 9 : bey el Er can at McCutcheon’s : |tomobile to take him to the railroad ate ‘ i‘ $ ‘i . - btation. lerk did this, and the i} e 1 ' Misses’ Striped Cotton Voile Dresses lat soon of Capt. Rowen was when|Sine More Medien Taken From) Musisttate Hou ia Pie Had benitee aceds ; i ile with lavender, Copen, rose or tan-and-black he entered tho automobile. Weat Virgina Shatt Taree te Handkerchief needs for every member ; Dress of white voile with lavender, Copen, For ral days, it was thought| CHARLESTON, W. Va. May 22—|NINE SOLDIERS NATURALIZED of the family are amply provided for in jtsat Capt. Bowen had returned to| Nine miners, who were caught Camp Wadsworth, but a telegram | Wall of fire when the main en | was then received by Mrs. Bowen, ad-| Mil Creek Canel Coal Mining Com stripes; collar, cuffs and pockets of plain color voile edged with 5.95 h die frill 14 to 20 years our extensive showing of Hamdkerchiefs for white organdie frills. ° . »|E 0D National in 4 Summer. % dreancd to tt ny’s mine at Villa, W. Va., burst into] A squad of nine young soldiers of . + : ‘ sig ¥ etree ie Camp. Wadeworss an | Rane, from some vndetorm ing’ j,cMine [eight different nationalities marched in- Embroidered or plain Hemstitched, White or once. This was the first intimation | workings to-day. The bodies of four of|to Justice Erlanger's court room in the that had been received that the Cap-|thelr companions were recovered yes-| County Court House to-day, clicked tain had not reached camp. terday, thelr heels, saluted. and a few, minutes A search for the missing oficor was wT VS later marched out ‘azain—all Ame raphongcthsnes JUSTICE OF PEACE FINED. “The boys came from a cantonn sey and were in cl s. The application for eitizen- each Was attested by two wit- colored, and every one Pure Linen of the quality that long ago made “TheLinen Store”, famous. Children’s Embroidered Handkerchiefs in White and colored effects, 15¢ and 25 Misses’ Checked Organdie Dresses Dainty frock of pink, lavender or blue-and-white checked or- gandie; large fichu, collar and cuffs of white organdie trimmed 9.75 with self ruffles; ruffle trimmed pocket on skirt. 14 to 20 years. ° 825 for! 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