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see —— senseless sc BAAS iS ena eeaetnms 10 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1918 F . oe —_— —_--___ sdiaiansidiaiaes ord Serator Sterling Lends In Seath Da- SUMMER VACATION PLAN DRAFT H; | es en other-passengers of both cars were] York, were injured and Hermaw A. é hota Primaries. WALL ST EET GOSSIP MEN IN AUTO CRAS! y hurt. All were taken to the] Henke of No. 6 Tenth Street, Hoboken, SIOUX FALLS, 8 D., May 29.—Lack R Nor Hospital. was badly cut about the head. Walilesg MBER FALL 8D. May 100 FOR GONGRESS APPROVED ONE OYING AND TEN HURT | “itn ae new ural ene eat tersay’s primary election In South \ paeteeetatat enue, Jersey City, was driving south] In Dwyer‘s car covery occupant Gaaagy Dakota made it impossible to give . | Reaat a 8 n— Total all companies | pany Me cent. pay! ? | |on Central Avenue with four fellow pas-| Dwyer was bad cut or suffered = Qhy forecast as to the result of gf ge Ml TS TISAHT eel ee : i House Recess During July While Nurses Also tejured When Big |: engers when the big touring car swung] broken bones. They were Stanley Mg» f Sealed Guntenis, Unettisial tevares ’ verenne, $6 April sur Committee Is Preparing | Tour down upon him at high speed. It was|Grath of No. 176 West Street, Weel i froma the Republican cont indie blue after charges, $551.9 | (“oro FS H S Preparing | Youring Car Hils Another es i and driven by James Dwyer of] Hoboken; William Manthe of Ni f Gebel that Uaiied Weatan Benator anen ire san cacti aitimore ar hio—Four months Revenue Bill tities ica No. 3859 Hudson Boulevard, North Ber-| Charles Street, We: Thomar Sterling war leading Frank | mmontha: fearnings, #9,207,001% dee [Net berating defielt, $2412,013: In: WASHINGTON, \ sbmterting | shail aot jeer chad ce Bi) M. Byrne for renomination by one ' or 7 da weve Fone bau the tates May tani wees yiae tou Of the passengers with Wablers, John] Hoboken; Charles Renaud of No. thousand votes. C. A. Chr heraon | ooth Fieheries Hesdiiy Wutt- teen on daw sevens beginn'| be Dadar due to Ke Russell of No. 304 mmit Avenue, | Bouleva th Bergen; Adam leads in the race for Congress in the alii Tonopah Belmont Development Com: dividend of 1 Wien pre eee ae Fevenue legisiation, the collided with a lighter! Weat Hoboken, re da fractured} of No. Traphagen Street, Charles Cuan te tae wesc tt a to Ke and 8 a share Ol approved torday, subject € anaaee ie ral Avenue at High Street,| skull which may prove fatal. Miss Jean | Goldsmith of No. $10 John Street, gail f e) he Secor a1 rie! j 4 . j i} i 19 Stock Abe Mt ct + Gubjec o bp ay on® man} Mulle 4 Miss Marie Kend ba Fred Michel o = Aberdeen in the Second District This Means the Installation of | CLOSING QUOTATIONS, | uly developments neceeaitate, the propowal Tuna: TR WE AS's a WNev cee Wa Hien, ' —_—_—_—X—X—X—X—a_" aving shinery | a. o” &@ summer vacatio te ro- Labor-Saving Machinery, | th et ohana t Central and South American priation bills are completed ed : Savs pert. | Company Year ended De ' The committee agreed that the four against 82) billion dollars in additional revenue qual to $18 to be rained sirail come chiefly from excess profits, incomes and taxes on lusuries, ‘ The vacation plan contemplates a nd irecess of Congress about July 1 until KE. 1. du Pont de Nemours Co.—Reg- Avg. 1, during which the committee ular quarterly dividend of 4 1-2 per Will prepare the revenue bill, Sussage on comnton stock, payable June 15 of (he bill in the House between Aug. ock of record May 31, and regular 1 to 15 and r of the House then terly dividend of 1 1-2' per cent for probably thirty days pending the By Amedee J. Casey Editor pf the American Coal Journal Written Expressty jor The Evening World em confronting the bitue Delaware ular quart 1 Hudson Company y dividend of 2 1-4 per ce The prot minous coal producer now is to load . * the cars that will be furnished, and For Constipation fi. 007 oi eon bee oe | * Fa | Mock ot Tecked Fup toee 7Uy 2° '° genate consideration of the bill Carter’s ttle \tors producing more con! with less + ,B| —— he committee decided to embody in nen. ‘This means the Installation of TU] Pierce Arrow Motor Car Compan ve Dill not only the additional $4,000, : > 00 taxes, but the prov isic Liver Pills labor-saving machinery, readjusting £ j{8| Remutar quarterly dividend of 2 por cent, 190.000 taxes, but the tax provisions, of £ p< 2 / | BE USS normal methods and possibly consid is + won preferred stock, payable July 1 to piication and confusio will set you ri ht eration of the serious problem of the R oe Ath at Bh scedt all land ad Final ad ingress In Oc- ig miners working more than the eight +f { | Brie Ratiroad reports April gross ab diieee ti f ‘ hour day. Labor, as a rule, has # K\carnings increased $955,2 u sho frit of co-operation that Hy S| months gross increased ; . ‘ pr HE AS lereudees ¥ Deen aor tax, snsviig: ine KUHLENKAMPFF SENT See buen Clad acta fe cual is to be highly commended, Oper Be By + aw] 20. : ors el ppreciate the grav= is 18 ; ees hte nn Pad Sha eM H Kk] United states “Steamship Company | TO INTERNMENT GAMP $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $G.00 $7.00 & sg.00” ty of the situation and their duty i | —Mewuiar bi-monthly dividend of 1 i the public and the country at large, rm if | Per cent, and usual extra ty of 1 per " You can save money by wearing W. L. iccnt: both payable July 1 to stock gfor it goes without saying that with- out a sufficient quantity of coal the ‘Will restore color to the facesot fF YT Programme will be slowed up those who lack Iron in the blood, Operators realize that they must not / as most pale-faced people do. only furnish an ample supply If pos- sible, but that the coal should be | cleaned of all impurities that it is practicable to eliminate. Care in “preparation” in a factor greatly affecting the value of coal to y the consumer, Excellent tion” of a poor coal may make it more ecohomical and satisfabtory to the consumer than careless and in- Douglas shoes. The best known shoes in the world. The actual value is deter- mined and W. L. Dougl. ib Bains and the retail price stamped on the bottom be- fore the shoes leave the factory, which guarantees their value and absolutely protects you against high prices and unreasonable profits. a “he quality of W.L. Douglas productisguaranteed bymore than 4o years experience in making fine shoes, The smart styles are the leaders in the fash- ion centres of America, They are made in a well- record June 14, , German Millionaire, Friend of Bern- International Nickel—Year ended storff and Boy-Ed, Goes to March 31. Surplus available for c Fort Oglethorpe mon stock was g compared. with : Gustav Bernhard Kuhlenkampff, the Consolidated — Interstate-Callahan | German reserve officer and former ta- AyMe Company Regular quarterly timate of Ambassador von Bernstorft dend of 60 cents, paygble Juno 16 z to stock record yume ie % and Capt. Boy-Ed, who was arrested yesterday upon orders of the Depart- Constwise Transportation Co.—Regu-|ment of Justice as a dangerous allen lar quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share ;enemy, started for interment at Fort and an extra dividend of $6 per share. | Oglethorpe, Ga.. to-day. with an ov cer County Peni- Owens Rottie- Machine Co.—Regular | night stop at the Me 1\, | ‘uarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per cent. on tentiary at Trenton, N. J. effective preparation of a better coal, 114 | preferred stoc 4 75 cents on com The examination of the German mill- equipped factory at Brockton, Mass., by the highest Tho alsing of “soft” or bituminous 11 | Hoek, also lonaire by Charles F. De Woouy, head of | f . My paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and : |eoal intended for household use 1s | Tlperty au of coe supervision of experienced Kind ali working with f done mainly because most house 3 July 1 to sock Woody an honest determination to male the best shoes ‘ ‘ heaters have until recently been de Q|_ Union Carbide and Carbon © ears ane for the price that ‘money can buy. i signed to burn anthracite and require ‘5 | Hon-——Dividend of $1, payable July 2 to he i for best results fuel in pleces of uni- | stock record June 8 jman club on Central ee South As oe Prices are valet: sibel deter { MUST BE “PREPARED” AT THE Gross earnings increased $1,- | found in the furn orl ey are always oo. ly» MINES. eee worth the price paid for them. Petes SHOES charges 70,: tim the Coal occurs in the earth in beds of Tata oe lel | BELMONT PARK ENTRIES. Sola by over 8000 shoe dealers and 105 $3.00 & $3.50 4 } | « Douglas stores, If not convenient to 1 conaatee orang nea eat need hick TRACE ‘SuatoT Bia W.L. Douglas learned | | caii at W. 1. Donzina store, ask your local [CA jefore you buy & powder, shovelled Into cars and con | RACE TRACK, Bet how to desiya, draft and || ‘evler for then. Take no other make, |SUre Ww. L. Douglas name and } veyed to the surface, in the proce Y ceee ARS ba POLO fit shoes, also sd eile Write for booklet, showing how to order |retail price ii i Joe mining and handling it b " gain shoes by mail, postage free. bottom and the ii } uable retail shoe store Thi sof al) sizes, It broken up into 1 Ganka in qs City, C UL, President % L Dovgias [pi d Goraplae Or Sockions | rr BEWARE OF FRAUD W. L. Douglas Stores in Greater NewYork may have some rock or dirt from the ¥ ‘ Ths ribet e phic prescinimecn sneer! i floor and the root of the mine mixed with it, or th may be bands or lay- W alt Wile Overland Ga. \ ers of earthy matter in the coal # be Cverianl Oe POE A ftaelf. Coal xe it comes from the a Ser eater hge ried LaHTOITLUATAN ater Gene Go Ger Pete ocee i Ee near o bers te thg oonuan | 755 Broadway, cor. 8th St,| “347 Eighth Avenue. 779 Pitkin Avenue. 1 Hairs Quickly Vanish for direct delivery to the ing the coal over screens having holes | many bituminous districts throughout tty aC in B47 Broadway, near 14th. | 250 Wost 125th Street, should first be “prepared” in order to proper s it country have unable to piles Ate fiom: strait. 135 Broadway, cor, 36th ai, 125th Street, seReny ory. | After this Treatment | fiinove these Impurities aud to sepa: public generally, espectally in| keep up thelr production in the sum- ir dway (Times Sa.) | 421 Falton Street, cor, Pearl. *#UNION HILL 7 rate it into the proper gizes for varl-| the Bast, must be told that the situa-| mer months because of the decreased | fon £708 tesaavns, EE } (Hee to Besaty) ous markets. ‘The impurities are re-| tlon ix serious enough to warrant the |demand for their product, Under the | hue ine7 roadway. cor. Gates Avenue, | SPATFRSON- 192 Market Str ‘ Science has aided in simplifying the, moved, in the large sizes of coal by | most careful use of coal. All st zone system these producing dis- Oth St. 143 IS Fite Avago conn lie Oineet, | REAR EOM: Bo toe ariet Street ! banishing of hairy growth from the! picking them out by hand and in the! playts should be put in the high tricts have been allotted consuming marked with a t carry complete lines of (0. L. Douglas Sh Mon iBel ‘ r face, and according to a beauty smaller aizes by treating the coal in) state of efficiency, and firemen and territory which will demand a larg “il ; | cialist, the most effective treatmi@nt | Cleaning Mpactin Separation into inecrs should realize that It is thelr increase in| production, Thus coal mh sti ! JeMsed ts of 1 differant stzes is accomplished by send. duty to conserve the coal and by care- which has long been availible, but ——— ' yet Getieed consists of applying & ful firing the greatest efficleney not used, will be added to the amgro- ! delatone paste to the hairy surfaces © 7 that is obtainable. ‘Thero is grave gate supply of the country as. a I for 2 or 3 minutes, The paste is gooveceooocccosccseccoo: 1 » industries will have whole, providing sufficient coal cars ituminous coal, ‘The can be secured to deliver same, Con comes first. ‘The sumers in these zones must fill the necessary public utilities must be wup- bins during the coming summer ax : pitecc ore m - keep these mir : ay H every trace of hair has vanished. Be plied, and there will be @ further in- keep nes running every day sure to get real delatone.— Advt creased demand for coal on the At- of the week if these zones are to te rf 12! Under 113; drs { J lantic weabourd as each new ship 1s avold serious coal #hortaxe next win | gjunm iia: Mhories. Tiny ti: ue — ins ; “a. Hirk | WHERE TO GO = HOW TO GET THERE i 3 wW || Co-operation on the part of the When a consumer finds that he no|{!3! § tis: Wir Lave tis y The id Railroad Administration with the | longer has the opportunity to get his | Samet | allowatoe ‘ei rel Administration is absolu coal from a distant mine, according | °!** jack mood e tauo PM ntiaf and no doubt will be s to his custom, it is hoped by the Fuel | eee il 241 [Lye gs STEAMBOATS. STEAMBOATS. made by mixing some water with a little powdered delatone, When this paste is removed and the skin washed Why not try? —_ | THEA. tailroad Administration is dong Administrator that he will realize | LOUISVILLE ENTRIES, ——eenerrrrrwrw- > ———————— work, but Is hampere Oy that his using another sort of coal is | at St Ri h dP ocli “ lack of equipment and facilities to an essential part of the scheme of con 4 Heit! Da r. Ri Hf 7 p Ol co serv. Yj LOUISVILLE, K 2.—The - It is so economical bundle the enormous volume of men servation in the Interesta af national | tae for to-motrow's faces are as fol ne ci | chard rec i ate efens « 18 lows: i : ‘ : gramme calls for, that he no longer has a market t TitsT RACK—Clainin D: two-yearokis, =p = { Th ORLD compared with ordine § Fittnt Severin? (hay ots "tow | tithe, Ongar Mae marae ke tr pce camer arena | =. The Safe =~ "Mt |Decoration Day perform, there is 8 doubt of the unnecessarily long haul, he has sent | melds dOrs t Ware (len e€ ary tea or with coffee. ability of the railroads to, handle all bin ‘coal, tts hoped that he, too, STiceaa pai Ri ecg Whi ot Water: af — Excursion of the con an b | even | will reallze that the resulting read- lide ions i with the shortage of labor, [Juetenent of hie biteinees th atthe nae Verlgord, 112, “Also eligible, : 1918 And then you have | FHE FUEL PROBLEM DEMANDS| tional Interest: that. there will be RACE—Claiming: ure $800; “Ceph “¢ Penn a ‘Sirius,”” ‘ ee pide TRAINED MEN. more cars and locomotives, and trans. | {i ores ore te. Gots he Romy epheus, etus ygnus,” “Pegasus,” “Perseus,” “Sirius, (1) New aven ! that inimitable flavour The country as & Whole should ap- | Portation energy transport more pai station From West 129th Street and Pier 1 North River ummer preciate that the fighting zone in-odt | coal from his mines to the markets | Is erutias I LAND |] bs Wee 2s vatharine St. 9.90 A, ' | most of the supplies are furnished to | Increased’ rather than diminished |i y ‘ trae, Season Opens Thursday (Decoration Day), May 30th R t Jour allies and to our own. forces at pay sittg } ; Full Schedule in Daily Pavers of THURSDAY (May 80th)’ and ‘Thereafter. ah Ss r the front rh eat has i prob-| CONEY ISLAND BOATS READY it Tow ACK By TE Bhd dd y ; | Y, Mastern situation, on el} ol ard; inile fn 1 Kaale CSOPL Fiat iine Sea or AND BOAT eae, ~~ ROCKAWAY BEACH — pid account of the enormous d Bin on i 2, von Its industries, should be v ‘ 7 ¥, 1 Handicap: 82.000 N Try clams wth By msn whose training, and ne GeuaepoPine Plahina oo ca pi foam. Season Opens Sunday, June 30th ° have made them familiar with v1 aT itigtt 00; Ronit Op: umber S:g8en o the. problem—it_ 4 too, int With carefully and perfectly equipped |My, eh wit abe, 110: Tmnce of Gamin A Oo 20C 4 he. poppe Ie ee, ae bonis and pers to, handle ately ine| Mea We die ae bar AD Y n The EAN perience to famillarize them: season's crowds, Fred A. Bishop, Presl- |” Si Rt fact aI SIR?” savas ‘ishi os With it in time to perform elfelent pent of the Iron Steamboat Company. | rar ,aml neta tase" oF Eile | Leaves Pler Ag Pts s ‘ Seam Bt Ateneo ile BOSTON "$4.00 sour newspapers can. perform a| hee prncunnet es Pe Coney Inland |i Scho lett Claiming: | mime $700: | over AOU ka ft ae onmirvaied thrauent of 3B i i qT POLIT An’) ONTAINING hundreds speed inne pera ae Re Pub-| tion Day, May 30, leaving West 129th ais Tengal "100 | a 10a: vitae Bis") TA ai tra ay LY batt ‘ ar A ae A Ha ME ROPOLT IAN LINE} SPECIAL TRIPS TO a ‘ Balouay on, 4 THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSON Hever RIVER DAY LINE. may be informed of the situation | Street, and Plier 1, North River, at fre- it develops, #o that if It becomes] quent tntervals from 940 A. M. until necessary for some industries or com-| 9.39 P.M. ‘The t from Coney Island munities to make sacrifices through dew work nh Island inability te coal, they will a to ew ork wil eave Steeplechase ' sin the spirit that] Pier at 10.90 P.M. hat can be done tw being done.”} Boat service any of the mines | esumed by son Sun- jay, June 30 ny" al¥o ope ates the ate of Announcements of It gives them a piquant, snappy fla- vor. Infact," Eddys” makes a luncheon, dinner or supper § relish that can't possibly be beat MADEIN At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores Made by E, Pritchard, 331 Spring St. N.Y. For a good all around “day on the | "Pritchard, 331 S ; eun” this trip cannot be beaten. A | was introduced by the French na | tamil Will Be Published \ les a ud there fooking: for health- Sunday, June 2) Teeth Without Pia sokeshtee Waa invented eto tear Plates Ist The telephone. was also ingjCMFiMtiam Setence War Rett! Enjoy lifel hives Hotels, Boarding Houses | and Resorts tor Summer retofe 40 Wont 424 ker 4 Vacationists Pier 1 N. S. AL On Geasta Day, May 30, and Sunday, June 2. | Str, ‘“‘“GRAND REPUBLIC” Wy Tare, ta haie Ane, : Pi ” Music ein, Hef Wal | vented the sane year anaes Sense eddy au and bowels to- night and PATTY SIE COM eS JUNE is hing, Tel, Browd 4708 WATCHES | 3 e ” beled | Prescribed originally in 1854 Father | ‘A* Made tovday by the Christian | feel reat. w sweety tenga John's Medicine is now the family War Relief and Camp Wel-| nae FLATS @ APARTMENTS TO LeT,| INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES | $1009 92.Wi mnittee of the Firat Chu ! tonie and body builder used in thou- a Order @ I Save De Kelentiot, We Houten een) Wake up with head car, Unfurnished. bullet s H I weds UNITED STATES Tighten joemevee: Keak, sans of homea all over the country, |crrivet It Pare of'a porte or ton stomach eweet, breath |" - STEAMSHIP COMPANY } Treat Diseased Gums. ta oe he ainrah bake ennui j 3 10th Ave. May 28th, 148 Casualties among the Allies in the Be 4lst St. i right, tongue clean 505-15 W. The 567 at 42d St. | A remular dividend of one ‘per vent. and es SETS OF TEETH, Gold and present war average about 5 per cent ments ne 9 na Porcelain Crowns, Bridgework, | io" M. C.LA, workers at the] Dt debnsen Freed of Charae That! 4275-5459 Week (DIAMONDS ewe (a % Fillings and Inlays of Gold, front the casualties average 9 per ip Peleqned. Bra $1.95 * <, Mie oad” Pela, “cacctne i MOND, Va, May 24 uu BERAL CRED junday made at Reasonable Prices. | °"" ’ Middle ||eASieSIERMe MLL GSDRS cUNeANt » BADLY DECAYED TEETH Mrs. Charles M. Briggs of 10as yd No EMPLOYERS REFERENCE Hie f and Roots carefully extracted Avenue, Pawtucket, Re Tw saye camber se World Teeth thoroughly cleaned B Hather John's Medicine has innde her | fu edonly ten-minute, ‘Phe ( Broken plates repaired whil little girl strong and healthy and sh a r ' you wait or if sent by mail s WEAVERS WANTED, has also given it to her two grown up apg gets feet PLUSH AND SILK WE Aw *' DIAMONDS ON CREDIT } . Now pR-BLOOy, dain: opus AND SILK, WRAY: MMONDS ON CREDIT tame LO, O68 East H Because of its fr om frou dangers | oF STEADY WORK dan Te ee * ate. SALE, c S807 Cally , S is drugs and alcohol Father John's 4 APPLY IN PERS "1 1F a 2a TRUSSO Et ane Bi nl i a a ae Win SEES T SRA _IANONDS BOTT aa: DIAMONDS Dosa OF eR M gy ke when they need building up in. diye carried Tom's River and also Wall 727 STEINWA AV., NG ener Cr ted berries t dius all eas aad ‘aisenithc Adve Townaap near Asbusy Pare. | ISLAND CIZY, N. x. ladsees Oo! 5, uta S| DA WUNDS BOL ait “NB AQkY tor a ad