The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 6

SL ee ee ee ° THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1918. ki Eiken [WALL STREET GOSSIP | Stout Wom n FINDS FATHER S ai i if ic a 1 alte 1 ' ‘on a real ove ; ul ‘ th - a New ‘ ; wi ; wae ne cLOsiNa ee Over 200,000 stout women have learned me! ‘s Ta tow san well Lane Bryant can satisfy their dress requirements SHE DID BROTHER re tan ot ie on ‘ ‘ for all occasions. Won't you be one of them? Be nowove been | Pa 1 Vey went wed “= 4° § 21.23 West 38th St. Bet. Sth & 6th Avs |" i ov eibayou away, 1 t A Kmile : io et 5 Re ee w. He told her| THE MYSTERY STORY OF THE !! ist 93 (owe lLansRrv ; ita Dinges Hay 1K xl i} ells f n @ in w WOMAN WHO DOESN'T KNOW. p oe OWER Bata Oa St f Her Long H | never bad known either. When| | hills of Connecticut, not ! of 2 per enn In ad ve SARCAIN BASETEN ory of Her Long Hunt o wae ft f Br rt where h. payable May 1 4 0 Reln ye He he i hat wes Veories von | fan ent Gono Wille Wee tee atte i basehes Gare Gat Fastaeniearay’ for Her awk ae 4 as Yee ee ete #! Lone tants a pring ' Know the double economy eae of these LOWER STORE offerings n i. The ' “ bid : a Hay r preferred stock of (4 ' nok one eye aah BRIDGEPC J s—|t locurr ext he toe hear the Min'wi share tor, sha American earance- ui S, 0a S, A Terough finding her brother be- | her en foster parents had | wa and talks hesitatingly, feel. ‘The gir Company first preferred stock : ing brought up from dhood and rd 1 un papers buried with! rire He 1 this is he ee . ed accountants rive tantible os ) married in the belief for thirty-two| them, in an effort to keep her pant @|jicin wih her father ghd Met iag te iebber "Nook, aa Bila a mares ond years that she had been kidnapped | secret Mount co, We ter County Tea first preferred as $id! ) of exchange wiil + 1918 and was without bicod relations, Mre. A volce atilled by the ¢ yet |New York, the motherless ba her: "Ob American Zine, Lead and Smelting Co, ilar Quarterly dividend of $1.50 a preferred stocks, payable Aug, ek Of Fecord July 15, ’ Gae, Tight and Coke Co. of properties after allowing for lepreciation has been placed at $45,629,- | Max just recalled Bavitie adopt “oY by A. SD, Little, a gas engineer tor | ¥ ed mother saying on o her little Public Service Commission, Min ST anne Previous valuation raltged from $90,412,- 0 to $145,000,000 by five enginee . |FINDS THE LONG-WISHED-FOR 2. Property ts carried’ om bate | National (Conde! elp Lift the Load From AN aller" dered. She thought much about her t Lake Mining Co.—Regular quar- end of 25 centa u share, TYPHOON DEVASTATES you have a brothe sister of Mra. H M4 ” middie name, “Dinges.” Surely, that “Information mut be he tamil ame | telephone y- 31, ' elehtee Tee ) War «Time R t letters wee ree cree iaiee ier ane, Wass noe ehlte THE ISLAND OF GUAM said she found very few pe: me in any one section | glad \t hadn't been Smith or Jones. | Scores Injured, Crops Destroyed | th Se nadie e*| and Inhabitants Homeless, Gov- InrorMATION™ devotes 800 Hours 4 Day in New York City alone to answering requests for GREAT BARGAINS| pressing curiosity, telephone numbers correctly listed in the tele- for @ sitl who wa ernor Wires Washington it Foil, ete a fh _flvibed and Dresses a on book! , that spelled } WASHINGTON, July 9.—The istand | y/o Greve ge hue wats Qabardine wee ox phone It suid the writer knew he| of Guam was devastated by a typhoon tae, Bn ie Con a , Monat, Ti nacteged Mis had no sister, but had she tried the on Ju Yapt, Sm! ‘ woken 14 tor ‘stent figninos ‘aiid Silk Ranger. 800 ; Bene i> ger bat bad ah ried helen SU. Cant He rth Governe & eB 135, 195 to 5% |” 195, 295, 395 |" Bis, 435. gos HOURS A DAY of operating time ts | a inland, wut {Reval station. reported to-day t the] VoL) vonK OOTTON EXCHANGE. Petticoats | Nightgowns Negligees | Chemises used in this non-essential form of service and hee eter to the| 0 Semmane said, °Alt punto arom | say gore Highs Los. Jae; § 1S to 4 | IS to 28 | 195 to 248 | 95c to 198 : f ° ‘ Adjutant yepartment, | &F hore and afloat, is materially Use) ak H cy ; eae - the operating time and equipment that might Washiniton, fo a Hat, 1s] demaged. Scores are injured, One-half Seplember H Store Closes Daily at 5 P. M., Saturday at I P.M. better be used for necessary war work messages Point oF al rimission I|homeless and crops are destroyed. Heed Pecember ; : any other way, The statistical depart-|js scarce. I am feeding destitute na- ts lost! ment mado & search of the Fecords tives trom navy supplics and commen and back ¢ he answer, there was| i a Lieut. ¢ Dinges in the Ord-| Mrred foodstuffs ] HE RAILROAD CONGESTION, the shortage nance Department, then stationed ac} ‘The Mariana or Ladrone Islands arc The St e is closec daily at 5 P.M: Tullytown, Pa., not far from Tren a group of about thirty «mall islands, D A e . : 0 the chief of v Gun ‘ uring July and August the Store will be cloc of raw materials, equipment, and labor, and the MLieut: Dinges -resalved: a. feeter tal tween’ Honslon and’ the watierioce patra dil dav Ga Satatdack. at ce andwriting. He As oO Ww 5 S é abnormally large number of calls, due to war [prothier” and Ne had been searching | "The iceenene trom Coot. @mith may 1 Thed r J nates (wee ° for his sister ever since he was old | pave moa r a ° 2 4 merson. heda activities, make it imperative that all unneces- ea to realize bis father's atate-| vere ‘visited by the typhoon, but as | Kascked towne it rate seid did not know what had| tcnored, tt evidently refers only to with \« dislocated ‘anklc. John James a No. 4 Emerson me nt has dis spital and from ralic nder. He told s morning that he. fust e sary use of the service be avoided. a APGENTINE MISSION HERE. kha Long Hill] Wir YOU HELP to eliminate this waste, and | station ddents nodded in approval| gurt this ; at the manly figure, It turned off the nd him. ‘ 2 | t ‘ollowed ough road or Headed by Naon, It Arrives—Will help to keep the lines open for war messages, |plattorm, “otlowed rou road oF nom ne a | peared in the clump of trees hiding) NORFOLK, Va, July %—An Ar-| jthat white cottage from inquisitive! contine dreadnought with Ambas- ! eyes. dor Naon and a diplomatic mis- | "Mrs. Haywood had her brother. bay : 5 - 2 on | cs from the South American re DO NOT CALL “INFORMATION” FOR | an : |pubdlic on board has Tived in A NUMBER UNTIL YOU HAVE FIRST | Hampton Roads, The vial were | LOOKED IN THE TELEPHONE BOOK MANY CHORUS GIRLS TO AGT | secortea” mio bore by (a notin ot |American airplanes and a dirigibie | On few eee re IN AID OF SOLDIERS’ HOME ite and a vee | On Face. Looked Terribly. Alsam Bouquet negotiate for improved financial and Cuticura Healed, commercial relations with Ameri e despatches from Buenos Ayres new and fascinatin im wai he Rambassador e3uia re eee ‘a loan here of $40,000,000 and || “Small pimples started on the back sively for and recently introduced by practicing the following: The Toilet Goods Department is specially featuring Performance, to Be Given Entirely by Them, Will Have New and Old Favorites in It would offer the resources of Arewu- | lof my neck and kept coming until my P 7 the denoMt perf to te|tina to the United States and the face wan a mass of sore ‘ NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY teen entirely, by roadway, chorwa| Allies In return for exports of mant: | : by B. Altman & Co, girls at the Astor Theatre Sunday nicht | factured goods. | | in aid of the Convalescent Home for - This exau scent, which exhales the f Make it a daily habit. | Soldiers and Sailors, sirty wilt apvexr| INDICT TEN IN DRUG PLOT. iA i ree j 0 from “Hiteny-Koo.” “Gong Up." “The -— | ewtul Tcould notsleep grance of Nature’s choicest blossoms, is Buy a Thrift Stamp every day. | Raintow Girl” “The Century Roof.”| Chicagoans Whe Got “Micky Finn” Twas almost crazy. sine “The Kiss Burelar* and “Rock-a-Byo Powders Are Witnesses, | I was this way for four enclosed in artistic containers and offered Baby.” “The Follies” girls apparently| CHICAGO, July 9.—Ten men were tn- | byttaley Pistiscsd base eB eoe mene re I tock) at the tallawi i left out dicted to-day in connection with the| in reguiar stoc a © followin: rices; ankle Bailey, who was a beauty at|drugging of patrons of hotels and res. | | After using a free sample I bought —_—_——— e PI Z Weber & Fields's Music Hall before the | taurants with “Micky Finn" powder by | |More, and my face is healed.”’ (Signed) jeoent ero aed Fred’ J. Gorman, 111 Mechanic St, : : ; nt crop of beauties were old| waiters disgruntled by their Inslenin- Extra i enough to go on the stage, will present|cant tips. Forty-nine witnesses ap-| |Newsrk, N. J., Dec. 4, 1917. Alsam Bouquet Extract ° ° - $5.00 | « specialty that may remind old-tt peared. | Make Cuticura Soap and Ointment ; "the Woberfields daya, and Gert Among those said to be indicted on | |your every-day toilet preparations. Alsam Bouquet Toilet Water . . 3.00 | and Ethel Hopkins, who were |charkes of conspiracy are a manufac- nizimple Reah Pree ¥ Address post-card: e ‘same company, will soll pro- | (Uren, two bartender saat Beek etn.» le evergroer, Alsam Bouquet Sachet Powder = eso the drug was —__— — — Alsam Bouquet Face Powder . : 1.00 ennnenrennerns | SONST a. men who wer Another special feature will be a play Alsam Bouquet Talcum Powder . 50c. . 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Six Pages of Automobile Tour Maps BERVING pk, is Open Ssturdeys Until 10 Pi M . Caan or Crestit at 5. > Pp. Hundreds of announcements of Hotels, Boarding Houses, Resorts, ur Specwa: for the Summer Vacationist. Price 5 Cents; by Mail 10 Cents $5,000 On smatt [fiaa-iss | WEST } 125 ST.) For Sale at All World Offices and your nearest Liggett Drug Store THREE GREAT STORES 49-51 EEK REMY I IK OE ee x ET ey ‘igerit TACT Chairning: sO f Market St. a ae wi tt = Eee . ADH $8 13570 © 36n10cx 81 AVE. 02 Tine "veer Sarat ldaee at badge Ava: “The World’s Summer Resorts Bureau” w 5 ieleabeds th TT san se with aimilar Bames Wo dare Sag REE SOME E EE RORY A EAE World Building, N. ¥. chat, ‘Wreck fom. )