The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEM Jater be assigned to a division. Bryan is twenty-six years old an! lives at No. 121 Cambridge Plac Brooklyn. the First Plattsburg Camp and cam here in August, 1917. He will succeeded by Capt. New Rochelle, CAMP UPTON, Nov. 1.—Capt. 1, Bryan, Intelligence OMeer ‘thie gamp, has been ordered to fashington to’ assist in the instruc- of intelligence officers who are Oh boy! Taik about good! Try some pancakes, made with UNCLE ERRy uae ett ANCAKE FLO —they are lighter and tastier, because of the powdered buttermilk. Ask your grocer for the yellow package Special Low Terms OF ONLY $ A WEEK NO INTEREST NO EXTRAS Bloomingdale§ 69TH TO GOTH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE Buy Your Player Now If you intend to purchase a Player for the holidays we advise you to make your selection now, as it may be impossible for you to buy a Player later in the season, as all piano manufacturers are ordered by the Government to curtail the output of their factories for the balance of this year. Be sure to call tomorrow and select one of these beautiful New 88-Note WALTERS PLAYER PIANO "450. Free With Each Player A Beautiful Music Cabinet A Bench to Match Player Piano 12 Rolls of Music (Your Own Choice) Free Delivery of Player to Your Home The same FREE OFFER as mentioned above will also be included with every new player piano sold this week at the following prices: $425, $475, $500, $525, $550, $600 28 Used Pianos To Be Sold at Special Low Prices ‘These pianos must be sold at once to make room for new stock—every one has been overhauled at our factory— every one is a real bargain. v75 Stool and “I and up Free Delivery Per Week The Best Player at Its Price Bloomingdale Bros. as sole owners of the Walters piano factories and selling direct from the factory to the home, can and do give better value, a more beautiful Player and at a lower price than you could purchase in any other piano house, Send Name and Address for Full Particulars NAME... ADDRESS... He Bloomingdales’ Piano Dep’t wt 41 59th to 60th Street —Lexington to 3d Avenue capt. | He was graduated from = Ray Perkins of (CHRISTMAS MAIL TO SOLDIERS MUST a e, 0 = 6 TORE css |Relatives of Men Overseas }| Warned of Error in Instruc- | tions on Label. ‘The New York County Chapter of the Amerioan Red Cross, in announe- § ing the opening In Manhattan to-day of six Red Cross Christmas Parcel Stations, issued a statement warning those who receive Christmas parcel labels from soldiers overseas to ig- nore certain directions which are printed on the label. Labels are now being received by friends and relatives of soldiers in this city. They were distributed by the War Department, and bear the name and address of the soldier as supplied by himself. The Red Cross, it has been announced, had nothing to do with the distribution of the labels, Tho error to which attention is called by the New York County Chap- ter is in the direction that “this cou- pon is authority for any post-office to accept on or before Nov. 20, 1918, the Christmas package, conforming to the above regulations, for theysol- dier named hereon." “This is manifestly a mistake,” anid Walter Jennings, Chairman of the Chapter, “and unless corrected GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HATR iA small bottle of ‘“‘Dan- derine” makes hair thick, glossy and wavy. R 1, 1918. 'Label for Soldiers’ Christmas Packages With Error in Instructions. OFFICIAL cou LD — (Army Serial Nuwter.) nine (Arm of Bervicr) SANTA 8 ORE Bett Pte ale» te 1 etd bs lt et whet ‘ paces] by 5" ier ‘ {Approved by PO. Det AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES FoR: CHRISTMAS PACKAGE COUPON Ta nae ear (Rank.) “eee (Company) tegiment) PASTE THIS COUPON ON THE PACKAGE DIRECTIONS: One Christmas package not h i th: nm, by local chapters of A, G, Paintixe Derr, G. H. Q. immediately may lead to confusion and disappointment, According to the arrangements made by the War Department and Post Office Depart- ment with the Red Crogs, each parcel when packed must bo submitted to a Red Cross Inspector at one of the oMectal receiving stations, Our in- spectora are authorized to examine the contents of each package, to see that they include no article which has been barred by the Post Ofice officials and that the total weight of the parcel does not exceed three pounds when filled, “When the parcel {s found to con- form to all regulations, the inspector | then affixes the official Red Cross| seal to which he signs his name, also instructs the depositor of the parcel as to the amount of postage necessary to carry the puckage from the station to Hoboken, N. J. which in the caso of Manhattan is 7 cents. When these stamps, with the seal and the official label received from the soldier, have beon affixed to the parcel, the Red Cross then delivers |Removes all dandruff, stops itching scalp and fall- ing hair. | | To he possessed ef a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff is merely @ matter of using a little Danderine. It is easy and inexpensive to have alice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a bottle of Knowlton's Danderine now- all drug stores recommend { pply a little as directed and within ten min- utes there will be an sepe jarance of abundance, freshness, fluffiness and ex incomparable gloss and ee ag and try as you will you can not find « trace of dandruff er falling hair; but your res! surprise will be after about two weeks’ use, when you will see new hair—fine and downy at first—yes—-but really ary be hal routing out all over your erine is, we believe, the ange sare hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp, and it never fails to stop falling hatr et once. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your halr really {s, mofsten a cloth with a little Danderine and care- fully draw it through your halr—tak- ing one small strand at atime. Your hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful in just a few moments—a delightful surprise awaits everyone who tries the parcel to the Post Office officials. “No parcel should be dropped into the mail box or delivered at a post office. This would be expressly con- trary to the Post Office regulations and the parcel could not then be de- livered abroad.” The six Red Cross Christmas Parcel Stations opened here to-day are as | follows: No. 195 East Broadway, Educa- tional Alliance Building. Thirty-fourth Street and Park Avenue, 71st Regiment Armory. | Sixty-eighth Street and First Avenue, New York Trade School. Barrow and Bleecker Streets, Greenwich House. No. 120 West 62d Street, 12th Regiment Armory. No, 147 East 125th Street. The stations will be open from 10 A. M. until 9 P, M. At these stations the official cartons will be distributed to those presenting a Christmas label re- celved from a soldier abroad. Only one carton may be sent to each soldier, If a label is lost, the Red Cross | annot possibly be dup- d Cross issued the fol- lowing further instructions: You must return the filled carton to a Red Cross package station before Nov. 20, “Do not wrap or seal this carton or| Paste the label on it. | “The Red Cross must seal and label | the carton for you. “In no other way can Christmas gifts be sent to soldiers overseas,” Packages for Red Cross Men, WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—The order prohibiting the shipment of articles to officers and men of the American Ex- peditionary Forces unless specifically re- ed by th 19 whom sent has been e, effective Nov. 25, ons serving abroad in the Ameri- Cross, the Y. M. A... the Knights of Columbus and Organizations of @ similar ch: Fated Steamer Ki U-Boats, CHICAGO, Nov. 1.—The U. 8, 8. Wil- mette, formerly the ill-fated excursion steamer Eastland, is to leave here to- night for anti-U-boat service in the Atlantic. The boat was repaired at a cost 000 by the Illinois naval militia, Eight hundred persons lost thelr lives when th tl rturned in the Chicago Rt. years ago. te Fight Austr: MELBOURNE ubseribed which was $2 venth war loan, ros 000,000. — THE BEAUTY OF rr, (From the Detroit Free Presa.) “This is @ beautiful specimen of German “What is there particularly beau- tiful about it’ “It has eight bullet holes through this. Advt. Guaranteed d Meat No Matter Where You Live I Fancy Hindquarters Young Canada Lamb Roast LOT) DAUR SA an Forequarters Canada Lamb 22i, 153%, PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET ' 8. Wholesale NO PROFITEERING. Special Friday and Saturday Tender Food Administration License No, G81,788 295 Eighth Ave. at Cut Prices t Will Pay You to Come Here, Roast Beef........ Ib. Sugar Cured le . | Corned Beef. 1 6 2lb Sugar Cured “C” Hams. 234i, POLS, Prop. yand Retail Bet, 24th & 25th Sts., New York. He| — ‘MILK COMPANY EMPLOYEES than 9 by 4 by 3 Inches will be carried free from Hoboken, N.S, . Standard boxes of theso dimensions will be furnished, upon applica- eet in Europe. ndar s 0 Bae he Bile edd the American Ked Cross {i rb ood must n ciscwa cus pe sate, eran or na artic’ we transmission all, URNISHED BY RED CR 338 WILL NOT BE Segre ry A. EB. F,, 1918, GET 27 PER GENT, INCREASE Drivers Who Threatened Strike | Sunday Agree to New Wages After All-Night Conference. Increases in the wages of virtually every employee of the milk distributing | companies of New York City were! granted to-day after an all-night ses- sion of the employees with representa- tives of the New York MOk Conference Doard and Commissioner of Conciliation B. M. Squires of the United States De- partment of Labor. ‘The Increase in wages, {t was an- nounced by I. Elking Nathan, Secre- tary of the board, will amount to ap- prpximately 27 per cent, ne arivers, who had threatened to discontinue work on Sunday unless their demands for $35 for a six-day week and two per cent. of soles were granted, agreed, it 4 tated, to $33 for & seven-day week and one per cent. of sales. Heretofore they have been re- celving $24 a week and one per cent. of sa averaging $27 a week. Other workers who will receive an increase are auto truck drivers, pas- | teurizers, bottle washers, packers and helpers. NEWS BREVITIES | The Guaranty announced that it will make no charge |to those who wish to use its facilities |~ in sending Christmas money to soldiers Trust Company has and others in service overseas, Money deposited here will be transmitted to its London, Paris and Tour offices for distribution, Col, Roosevelt will speak at the Benefit for the Circle for Negro War Relief at Carnegfe Hall, to-morrow evening. M. Marcel Knecht, a member of the French High Commission, and Irvin 8. Cobb, war correspondent, will also speak, ‘The American Criterion Society has decided to give no dances “until the American soldiers fighting in France return as victors." In acconlance wit this the society opened its seventh sea- gon to-day with a luncheon at the Hotel Plaza. Similar luncheons will be given monthly. Adjt. Gen. Gilkyson has sent to the various local digft boards throughout New Jersey the entrainment schedules for 1,509 men from the ofd draft list to leave for Camp Dix November 13 and 3,000 men from the registration liste subsequent to Sept 12, to leave for Camp Dix, November 15. A reception for members of the WIl- son League and the Mary M, Lilly Noi ing at the Hi mon Baruch and celia a mith, a Alesander frock gen, Democratic leader oak. # which welfare of citt- » they are not spectacular, fall to recelve full-attens tlon, Js urged in a letter containi a lst of questions wh been sent to all candi Woman's Municipal I Under ausp: city departm » future a voters of foreign birth will t honor of for Gov- of Public d Street Walker, Demo: | School No. Mr. Smith, Harry ©. tary of Comm the principal spe Rattle, wif . said to-day Smith had’ gain a private citizen of George hat Alfred her support both and a public will be a mas: Jen at the Lyceum at lock . to- morrow, afternoon, unde: ion of the Women's Bureau ‘of the Citizens’ Com- mittee. Mrs, Henry Moskowitz will pre- side and Miss Elisabeth Marbury will of the won eeting of wom- To-morrow night will be Labor Night at Cooper Union and labor's indorse- | pneumonia were 232 against 261 jcline in influenza cases, 8 pounds and sot larger to each American Christmas les prohibited by the postal CONFORMING TO STANDARD THIS COUPON MUST BE PASTED ON THE PACKAGE TO SECURE ITS TRANSMISSION Ot: [WEATHER PUTS DAMPER ON INFLUENZA EPIDEMIG| | All-Around Improvement Is Shown Here and End Is Seen by Copeland. An all-around improvement in the Spanish influenza situation was reported to-day. Health Commissioner Copeland declared he was confident that two or three more days of the present cool, clear weather would see the epidemic completely stamped out. New ca of Spanish influenza re- -day were 3,124 dgainst 3,368 and deaths were 314 against w cafes of pneumonia were 674 Against 647 yesterday, and deaths from De © the improved situation, how- ever, ovie fans will have to put up with an additional week of delay before their screen favorites start work on new pictures. This was decided at a meeting of a committee of the moving picture interests. The production and distribution of moving pictures will be resumed on Nov. 17 instead of Nov. 9 the dato set in the original suspension. The schools of the city will be closed next Monday and Tuesday, by an_order of_the Board of Education, fo Glow the schools to be fumigated and cleaned, Magistrate Blau Sends Expector- ators to Workhouse, Expectorating in cars and subways is going to stop if Magistrate Blan of Yorkville Police Court has to send every man convicted to jail for a long term, The Magistrate made this clear this morning when he sentenced two men to the Workhouse for five days after they had admitted the offense. Richard Panty, a machinist living in Bridgeport, Conn, and Arnold Michalion, a me- chante of No. 613 West 24th Strect, were the men. Influenza Closing Order Rescinded at Patchogue. (Gorcial to The Evening Work.) PATCHOGUE, L. I., Nov, 1.—The vil lage Trustees and Board of Health have rescinded orders closing _ schools, churches, theatres and public gathering places. ‘There has been a marked de- i i Underscored Macaroni An American CCREAMETTES i is the new macaroni product that cooks in one-third the time of ordinary macaroni. It ‘Made-in- America” food, and is purer and more delicious than imported macaroni. Creamettes is as substantial and satisfying as meat, and as wholesome as vegetables, making « delightful substitute for either. ‘There is a great variety of ways in which Creamettes may be served, ‘The following is one of the most popular: Fp | og and Tomatoes in. « layer of boiled and chilled Creameties, then add successive layers until the dish is nearly fill, having minutes ‘in 0 quick oven for from hve b before you forget it. If he should happen not eres fee you. 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