The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1918, Page 6

a er nen rit Tit EVENING WORLD WINS PRIORITIES FOR NEW BOAT FOR STATE'S BARGE CANA ————————_ Victory Means “Means Immediate] fene, the builders, were thine ‘pro- es . i itl - Launching of 51 Barges mao ing the boata. for State Waterway. | An @ result of The Evening World agitation, in which the enormous) By Sophie Trene Loeb. loss to the people of the State was! | dearly shown by the disclosures of | Last week all the priority for the| this newepaper, these priorities were | aferat 4 AT THE LUNA PARK OUTING THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, _nvaes ; | Wuilding of boats for the $155,000,000 | yesterday reinstated. State Targe Canal was stopped by| It was pointed out to the aathori- the Federal authorities, Torry &| ties in Washington that The Hevning World’s investigation of this water- way showed how the canal parallels e the railroads and would reduce the Tired Eyes cost of living if boats were provided S ‘ on account of the congestion of all A Sure Sign | industrial trac. ‘ Therefore, this priority, now se- of Eyestrain cured through the efforts of this| newepapor, will result in the launch- And a warning that your ing of fifty-one barges for the use of the Barge Canal next month » : eyes need the help of cor- Ce arr ~S. Besides this there will be twenty- a wed panty J Re tectly fitted glasses at once. one concrete boats, five new steam- GILPIN AN@ CLEMENTS ene Zs, pts bid RENE,'G WANiRGs Reliable Eyesight Examination ||| ers, three now wooden barges and Sie VSaSFORQD by Registered Eye Specialists. the chartering of 183 existing barges. ri . | :! = — Correctly Fitted Glasses From $2.50 This is a starter, anyway. Jt | ing every enerry to deve lop | ue great | Vonhalback and her clever little com- his dead ne i | ‘ phew, have given hospitals, t means that the information setg forth | Carrier to Its normal capac any, all of whom ehe trained herself. and rallef mations, food and etpoiies | idan F GAS Sorkin Sypeng tel Cao) re joy (hin newspaper as to the grat] REVISION OF COAL aheiaut Lucy, besides, does a military dance, to Armenia to the extent of $5,000,000| ‘The nearest person was the nepnew, | gain that could be made for the RATES URGED. all by herselé: Her company com. | since the beginning of tho war.|Serope.. He saw the preliminaries and le 6 Drop e prises he ster Ma T . rolha Tt ela Betablished ple of this State in the proper us prises her sister A Their home is in Pelham, ‘The older | gtappled with the porter just as he ja! 56 Yeare this canal will now be considered se-| One of the important matters taken Ames Bra mids | victim was fifty-four years old; bis|fired. Mihitarian stepped back @ Blew York: 184 Bway at John St. ||| Tously all along the line up at this time is the question of coal ‘ and another sister, Lillian, nephew, thirty-one. The slayer is}pace and fired a shot into the 493 Sixth Ave, asth Bt. In fact, a programme for @ n discussing this matter with Calvin red will be heard and | forty-seven. nephew's abdomen. Serope fell too. Wey Binth Ave, aed Se, ||| Bumber of boats to carry all Kinds of |Tomkins of, the Inland Waterways Volunteers,” and ‘The porter for years had ‘taken ad-| Others overpowered the porter, who zor Nassau, at Ann St, commodities is being prop red for the | ( ‘ommittee, he a ted thas coat sould by re th famous reci- vantage of the protectora’ of the| suddenly broke away and fled, or Neseat, at Ann St ||! consideration of Mr. MaAdoo by G:|certainly be careled cheaper by the ation, Auctiqnesr.” elderly merchant, fellow employees A. Tomlinson, the Federal General | canal than by rail, sai lect y I Stoo SS —— Fulton 8t, cor.Bond St Mannger of the New York State Railroad rates for carrying Vals Bev, neat “tyme WRITES | rages oii ‘on iy one a i making lwaterways, Mr. Tomlinson is bend-| coal should be revised so as to D bli cds TAs Th . \mself a general pulsance”about the * deflect tonnage from the rail to | ean Munroe w us “Th: | os the water route,” he said. “Ex- | Dancing Teacher.’ Those of you W | sininallgpicnancs Wha Gutbenkikns an Well as. thelr! been fixed on a | _|have seen Dean know him for a real absistants grow tired of the tant SHmicatee lortar | Rain OF shine, Pr Programme Is} actor, Weil, Dean went to dancing|Rug Merchant Gutbentian sr eniecen ces esacoe eaelme on vor of railroad deliver ~ nt 7” school and when he got home. he gave be : ‘ en: ( » Th | decided to pension him off. For eight s_iin former years coal did mov xoing Through, and All [Suen a wonderful, imitation. of his! Shot by Porter He Wanted or nine months he had shown up only taieeD in larae volume over the ° , + Wain anc! he! t other just ’ or a couple of hours day. E are always glad to have you Ganal, but during the fifteen the Cousins Rejoice. See eae et AI roalin Bie | * [rohae eerie 2 og Ours Men Laey ave Decayed Teeth, \, 1ad to laugh and couldn't ih ‘o Pension. The subject of pension was broach Tighten Loose Teeth and make comparisons with the furni- years the new canal has been _—————_- So, Dean went on, and the first thing | ed to him Monday. He assented | M@ T; | under reconstruction this traffic |. 1 ny |you know he had composed a poem | piacname ros feemingly., Yesterday afternoon just |g -reat,Diseased Gums, ture values we offer. | has been interrupted and the ae yn his dancing teacher. You will laugh| Inspector Cray of the Homicide| before 4 o'clock be appeared at th SETS OF TEETH, Gold and 7 habit © iIroad delivery has This is tho day, kiddies, rain orliicg his mamma did when you hear! pureau sent out scores of detectives | SHOP, and said: a bak me Lorcelain’ Crowns, Bridgework, Kellner service and quality— boon acquired. Terminal facili: | shine, for the second outing with} him ‘ scores of detectives |" “1¢ 1 am to work here no more 1| Mm Fillings and Inlays of Gold, Silver taunch! sreatnad “fort ties have also fallen into decay | Cousin leanor and her Kiddie Klub| Marguerite Ts not “Billy” | to-day to search for Mugriditch Mih!- | Want a letter of reference.” | and Porcelain carefully made at staunchly maintained for twenty- lug in Luna Park. any more, is going to ‘usaclassic|tarian, who killed his employer and|, 4 letter was made out for him and | M Reasonable Prices. . to prejudice water 4 : P |he was given the money BADLY D! eight years,—is a feature, however, These conditions can | It you haven't gone to Coney before| Pratuction of the Tapring | Manci Gullabl Gutbenhian; and| He went about annie warns cM end tone coche TeTH : : 7 ind clas » proper word, kic sea Re about sho t th ‘8 carefully extracted. that has nothing to do with price. and should be jshanged to. ore you read this, pack up your troubles| dies, for she gives her own in mortally shot Serope Gulbenkian, his|tne other workpeople and saying ‘Teath thorc ign aleatad: hi in your old kit bag, and if you haven't ion of Mendelssohn's wond nephew, in the Gubenkian rug ein- | S00dby. He reserved his last farewell Brol shipments. bes ken plates repaired while “Shipments can now be made from | fot & kit bag, roll them up in your creation. Sherwood C! nts is go-|porium at No, 226 Fifth Avenue. ys ee you wait or if sent by mail the Clearfield District over the Huf- |acboot bag and smile, smile and siide| 'NF to be a jolly Jack Tar, and make| Serope died at 9 P. M. in New York his hand the porter pulled rave BLO. falo, Pittsburgh and Rochester Ratl- | for Luna Ee ga tae Beles Cr) Hospital. Inspector Cray has taken| from his pocket Drie wey eee R. Ody find transferred at the latter] ‘The Weather Man has promised us| pretty Victoria GMpin is right afver| Personal direction of the case. ‘Mugriditeh! What do you mean?” | 258 OFFICEs= ‘iter on drtansements can also be|@ perfect day. If there is a shower| the jolly Jack Tar in “Ie Secret."| Gulbenkian, the murdered man, was | "1 iets srerehant, ZEastI25 St |IGSEASTSAES: made to deliver coal to boats at|it will be only temporary, and we} Kathryn Walton and Jack Meyers)one of the wealthiest Armenians !n|of his gun so close AHAE AE WO 10 * fours, o. 9AM.10 TSM BAY Ithaca, Watkins, Buffalo and Con-|noedn't even got wot. And if we do,| Mtve & skit of their o Kins | the world, and his friends to-day de- | clothing of his emp! The DNB ADH TO 2 |neaut. The only boats now avallabic : "lat the Knitting Club." They don't auhe old Erie and Champlain cratt,, We should worry, We're going right spell their club Ike Cousin Eleanor clared it was one of the freaks of ut larger modern boats are being | through with the programme, But spells hers, do they? fate that after he had refused for constructed which wi! carry coal|the chances are that there won't be! And Oh! Ont meal and haggis! years to pay tribute to Armenian SEMI. heaper than those now 10/ony rain at all. It will be hot; not Hore cone Sethe wean EOE blackmailing organizations who re- | ANNUAL CLEARANCE | Kne investigation of the Federal) #8 hot as it was yesterday, for yes- Rants’ Francis there's the bye |peatedly threatened him with death, 1 Manager points to the fact that| terday was the third rcher we for-rr you. He haa a Scotch burr at he should have been slain by a man We desire to emphasize quality sh | Adam Bedroom Suite, Circassian 208 glad to use the have had, and little old w York|the end of his tongue that would he had befrien@ed and whom he legitimate reductions from Teal ar prices athe Walnut, 4 pes. iF are properly ad-) Goose stand for more than three *c#re 4 German to death Ho does | wanted to pension for life at $25 a| than inferior merchandise of inflated value. Lib. The main necessity ts for the Fed. | blistering days In succession, ee ee es week. The slayer lives with a wife, | eral reductions on spring stock as tollows: You are cordially invited to see the 25 |eral authorities to dirwet, the val} And tho heat won't seem anything himself. Mut his s § sale fourteen, and a son, | $2.85, $3.85 | ', along the canal and insis rat peop’ either, going around in the gyroplane, | & land fling eleven, at No. ast h Street, | iets. . rooms completely furnished on display Interoated 's uid Dulld the Unto. d ee eee ae wiand around page arry Lauder Tho killing took place late yester- $4.85, $5.85, $6.85 ixaapeenss apa hir ft nen t day in the rug establishment, at | eis here. They are interesting and instructive. COAL ON THE WATER AND MU- mals being spun in the top, or shoot- | Tarette Cohn, who do s toe specialty, (Cay, im the rus establishment, at the! N'S Oxfords, tan, black or ontent: odd sizes, 97°89» $8.85 |) & NITIONS ON THE CARS. jing the chutes, You can take your and Janette is a fairy prince who |5 pookshop. The er was employed | Atk for Que Book—'"The Abuse of the Big Toe 2 | at | According to, prominent authort-| Tove ve. “you don't have to take any |f4iries. who ian't ruppomed to be Ber |""AGcording to hia frieide and asso | 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St, CHILL Jment of coal on the Brie Canal and| pick; take them all in; they're all ‘ be Buds *clates, Gullab! Gulbenkian, with his Custom Bootmakers Over 50 Years nent u K | ; a : the inside and we know everyt brothers Harouts d Badrig a naw |there should be n large eastward ton- | open to you, kiddies. SKA eibater hasrareat apes for | nememcenccuua, So eeue See edisbbld Hiuien ath Obnine! And ponte in the) “Now, don't forget about the parade fall these little Kiddies, a8 well as for ‘ - o'cloc’ 3 a noon and Walter | jong hei he st to develop it; and you water ports at or near Norfolk, | Gunt the rani a spit ' 3 , the real, live mascot of the |know she is helping you all out in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New | sth Coast Artiliory, will bo the drum |{hut pespect all the year round ajor and lead the band and the e! 7 and other freight and their ocean | Vintnts nid | COUSIN ELEANOR’S AMBITIONS phants and bears and kiddie perfo: -| terminals are frequently #9 con | eevanaravervintie aise acduna ie FOR HER KIDDIES. eqted het bec) ig 4 ai Pract |park. Then tiny Walter Scott is Do you know that your Cousin * ed for long periods for mites bac koing to stand on the head of Baby | Eleanor and all her kiddie cousins got UR mod Y f these terminal erate prices for men’s of these terminals, cur round | H0% the nice elephant and play his | a big write-up in the Editor and Pub and boys’ hot weather clothing, deiner betieen the Rentevivania | viol: All you kiddieg are invited to |Jisher, which fold al) ¢hout he monet West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street haberdashery, hats and shoes ee eda tipple J don't forget to sing the Kiddie Klub | and that sho had 100,000 cousins, and | . . song When the review is held in front | here's what she sald to the gentleman are as exclusive as the articles trip Port | of the grand stand | who Interviewed hi | A Reading, New York Harbor. a, ao 7 Fy | a 5 SIX PROGRAMMES FOR THE] “It {s my ultimate alm to draw nat ae. see oo wn mance can! tinagaean |S PROGRAMMER, {FOR | THE) aint ory aemeilen ot . th paying for. Pa errussanseuuly c 'RUstiaie | ane aniersat ier tui tra taaece tal (ei a asteta Re aera ean Announce a Final Clearance To-morrow Bought at our prices, they rep- Canal, wevine, mer freer to [divided into six parts, and’ pro-|to take the cousins who fit in their . oT ARG ae handle the food pro Mots, mints grammes will be given to those at-| own particular branc h of educationa esen’ s ; tending each show for the part of the| development. and give. sich sr Pssinates ideale 1 SOR REAR CUAL Aha ania thine: [Serrano : ait Debi AG lye, s too, because they outwear ee Wer Gad ee iA we Te catuese x Coat ean part Mincace Hae weene ? those not so scrupulously made. be in a large measure relieved Joontains five brilliant features. | view for her kiddie cousins, omen Ss ummer ue mendee * ont seeainas Cousin Eleanor is too modest. Six and] to the Klub, kiddies, and you'll all be ry sae which are likely hereafter to re brilliant featur s more like} so vod Les. Syringe ee a oie evalty long as the war ia Lit expression of what you are going| Oh, and here's two names we didn't | to. see pt on the ra and Cousin “Thrift” and ‘‘War Savings’’ Stamps. ° Now, little Helen Levy Is going to| Hleanor 1s so sorry ey are Mildred | e e . the operations un sing the “Yarna Yama Man,” Bessie| Merton and I ner, and the r t BROKA\ BROTHERS mene! Mes for loading ind ntond Mctoy’s great specialty. If you don’t | kiddies will be esses, ul Ss r S W ng anc Sto! § debtoneed sph know who He Mec is, your, w ther they are on the prog cheaply a J p water ute and] nammas an te you; and if they | not i the re-establishment of the habit of {Can't you just ask dad. “Then th _ | s pig Bh LT kts receiving coal In bontload instead of Men, WhnEL Heatly A Fire at Cramps Yard, Its Ortgin The remainder of this season’s stocks | asnry for thin change, and Al secre mmrtartr RT ile aacoPice of | at the folowing drastic reductions : Mat ‘Jima | Undetermined origin at Cramps ship- | : ater qetting the baby |¥ard early to-day destroyed the cop- | a Je points in districts wh ha eee rua Pe boats were made \ f Yeorh ae ads are congested tine danc 1 ) feet long NEW COAL ROUTING FOR PRI en and heard, perhaps, : : x A : VATE SHIPPERS. | wal unther, the boy’ with the | Was available, Made of voile, tissue, ging- Are made of linen, cordu- anne a ot | ‘The Erie Canal Administration is! tone for musle and nc s Offered for Train ham, ratine, linens and roy, eponge, ratine and | co-operating with the railroads, with| then gst who ia a woods | ra’ Captare, : an |the Fuel Administration, which the |jtnq prite in her. own, skin and al KANSAS CITY, July 24.—Rewards nets; extremely low priced khaki; unusual values at | New York State Canal officials ape ttell | ageres: ge $09,000 ee i Say cee Beare we , leopard skin Hus Attell | aggregating $9.00 have been offered for ) ad e ome With cbummercial, organisations who docs the Vasiluly | the arreat or information leading to the | FIVAte hl > bring abo Dance." And you know pretty little arrest of the thirteen persons who ac: | 4. 85 5 5 9 75 5 hew outing ethene who ode tha won| USS til ea a .85, 5.75 to 19. 11.50, 16.50 to 27.50 HE daily use of ACME CHlorinated peta | Bert toed ireta vtech, who will | train at Koch, Kansag, July 10 Lise sbout the home je the best taking th Pee. SNe EPR OWS catalit ealth Insurance a family can have. during the fitte nihins Siva 4 ss . on this occasion ’ ° been under construct ; Most diseases and many minor ailments Frahisiien that neavae takite |i hor clover intorpretative dances and omens ashable Summer Skirt are acquired and transmitted by germs [larger boat It is also a ther ule Ang slever gin, Lucy ; ; we 4n-the food we eat, the water we drink eanier to dump their eoat on a trestie| : ’ Of Bedford cord, pique, gabardine and ramie linen, or the air we breathe. ACME Chiori- lous STPEe MALES Chime teen is a vigorous pene i Pap Me . Alisoad raten Lave Gradually he t inna a full bodied cereal 2.85, 3.75 d ime germs; prevents disease. [innate paren nee are H { i 260, OD. an . Jtransfer to boats along tho Erie | this ca LeComy At good grocers and druggiste—15 cents. Insist Canal, ao that now the rates to points |would relieve the ra y, the pM fe 4 3 Jat which boats may receive coal are |terial burden of coa i! on ACME. Substitutes mhy be stale and worthless high ‘as compared with all-rail ratea]the New York and New Jersey Canal Scone? rom mines to consumers along the |section of the United States Ratlroad | , 5, : The Mendleson Corporation, New York Hine of the canal, Consequently, in | Administration recommends that at nd oe The Marines won't wait for you. If you want to go with them, join now. cn ‘a tu. ptt in any arrangement of pro-rating be-|ieast some of the receivers of bitu- | RECRUITING HEADQUARTERS: @4 East 28rd Street. the canal will be at a disadvan: mace tween the railroads and the canal,!minous coal tre. Through the compelling influence their supply by boat delivery. along the waterways route be ordered to take in part of a