The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1918, Page 14

_THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1918. and one of LAUDER DROWNED. Maw Victim tn Canoeing on © within the bush rallway station Lander Was Head of Verrs ‘dead Store in Pullteer data WAITERS STRKE © FIVEMORE HOTELS went to = |Girls to Serve Meals at the Knickerbocker and St. Regis | —Strikers Issue Statement. It For Colds on hee ing to-day in Meavver, near Sudbury, Ont Mr ly of Walter Lauder of City, dent. ‘The first accou x we telegrap: Onn Hamby, a comrads of art en Corner here, was with five companions, was Press Club, and ross the river when the | personally ae many ized. All his companions any other New Yorker chief stockholders in the who was drowned im store jy the Puliteer ardent sportsman. He the TS York hotels, threatens to include five more to-day In the eight hotels now affected it was said that 2.300 men are out an that 6,000 working waiters are con tributing 50 cents a day each to ; strike fund. | A meeting of the New York Hotel | Managers’ Association was held 4 11 o'clock this morning at No. 331} Fifth Avenue to plan for handling | | "t stay stuffed-up! sick headache, dutness, feverishness,| the situation it blowing and snuffling! A dose |sore throat, sneezing, soreness and| Meanwhile the waiters, through ipe’s Cold Compound” taken [stiffness | Abews, Secretary of the dining room two hours until three doses are] “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the! gepartmont of their union, issued a will end grippe misery and |quickest, surest relief known and costs | . nent, ying jn part up a severe coll either in the Jonly a few cents ut drug stores. it] *\emenls Sayihe ln pore chest, body of linbs cts without assistance, tastes nice,| “Walters receive leas than $10 a . week, and the hotel proprietors want Promptly opens clogged-upjand causes inconvenience, De ° and ait passages; stops nasty |accept a substitute. Insist on “Pape's”|you to pay their wages. The hotel) ‘men all belong to the Food Admjnis-| “Pape’s Cold’ Compound” relieves cold or grippe misery in a few ht. haart wonderful! or nose running; relieves nothing else,--Advt Downtown Store | Park Row & Chatham Sq. «How Homes Are Furnished ie =: At 20 Cents a Day i; a is easier than to have a home that is | the comforts of nice furniture, soft draperies, rugs, f live in and the adiniration of your friends oy while you are paying for them. ‘ ‘ Lia) peal ‘ou will never notice the weekly or monthly rey the use of Cowperthwait & Sons’ credit, payments. ie the small change that you have ‘comfortable homes—the kind that you | spent on uscless things from time to time will take ~are furnished without the necessity of | care of bait ee ge to touch yer sayiles ‘while a savings account grows large enough account or to wait while money accumulates in the ‘A bank. Use your credit at Cowperthwait & Sons, for cash. On our plan you can equip your | Have the sort of home that you have longed for iplete for as low as 20c a day and enjoy | and admired. Start enjoying it now. etantind 50 15 Only i , Saturday Evenings Couparthunits Song ‘ ! ; » i i { ‘ + fou pliclty. of an nto effective sande, Aa 4 ; 5 yerome SON a ents nalon” tee. ‘The large, el is et Ki he hE ie ised dit es res Ce $364.80 i. you wish mirror back in the buffet ‘the Price ts $10 extra. } Library Table | This ni } 4 ‘ Kodav Duofold. THs tine 436 Axininster Rug AAminoter: Rus assive davenport ts a 0 a This sek «Rug , beauty, “Noto thw ‘heavy frame 4 a Kug (errs omer In oak and mahog finiehy Melumbia Grafonola 715 | brown ‘Imperial tnuleat ion x Kus Gorringbone n As w new type o This m ato | struction which holda a. thirty chine wit Ai Waived ius” gh | ng Cotton nat $58 | Be ad tor Sia. 6 | RY EN aes hich makes it f ° Axim. ‘Prackere Axm. ‘Tracker Aan. Tracker sock Corner Chair | from. — Pri ° fl $13.50 || Smokeless Oil Heater’ §) ——— ee ecords a iil aR md Cotton and Woot Blankets (rom r » sh Bp kod quantity $2578 We gaz'00 pe wn om” hand. pecial at 39¢ Coucn Cover $2.49 e 20, perthwait’s Credit Terms iy on BIG worta, eo worth, om 8100 worte, pe 8200 worth. te in Properties Commerniuait & Sons ‘Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Ave. & 121st St. Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row Between Brooklyn Bridge “Sub” Stetion and Chatham Sq. “L" Station of it. They make all the food regu-/giris, O. C, Bevin, manager of the utes after the signing of lations =which bring them imore|St. Regis, sali 0 rei had been announced, C. * s |St. Regis, said men and women were Cleveland, celebrating by’ tt: money, ‘They charge you 10 ceuts!taking the place of the strikers, and Iver out of his bedroom. win- for bread and butter whether you eat|that the strikers had been discharged ;40™. turned the weapon back into tho it or not. ‘They measure the sugar land 0 ol 5 room, tatally wounding his wife, J ib Prevented from picketing near] fiwrry HH. Morgan, representative >i for your coffee und charge you 2 to}the hotel. the United States War ‘Trads Board 1 3 cents a cup just the same. They; It was only yesterday that the |Havarn, Cuba, yesterday cabled to M cut your portions in half and charge you double. During tho Liberty! Regis struck. Both ho! served | in action | Lown drives each hotel man claime: sb acl! John R. Mott, International Secretary | i ach man claimed | meals, but with limited facilities. The | othe ¢. Moc. At will be one of the | tu have thousands or millions of| Knickerbocker breakfast room was| speakers at the victory dinner to be \dollars of bonds, but it was t em-|open this morning and the midday {given by the Jersey City Chamber of ployees or guests who eubscribed|luncheon was served. The St. Regis|night. Other speakers will be Mayor these amounts, And I know waiters! maintained service in the Oak Room, | Frank Hague and officers of the Cham- who received their bonds with one ilps ber of Commerce jcoupon cut off. Who collected give a dinner to-night ‘at t Waldorf. intoreat” “MISS ELSIE FERGUSON ; James B, Regan, proprietor of tho} Hotel Knickerbocker, said his kitchen | staff was unin every day, iv and the Health Mourd keep the system clean. Thia is the only Miss Flora Payne Whitney Shed | ¥ the whole wyutem can be strong und | captain of yesterday's crew, and werv-| '25c , hy and able “eke and throw ovt | ing with her were the Misses Mure! | dlveave erin atch your chlidren every Wailing, NER LWIL GACY Fiend te puntsn | Winthrop, Katherine Tempio Emmet, Rub It Oo STOPS | ‘of the sort made by these women for| the boys fn the trenches. ‘The $350 puid for the first pie was the highest priced pio in yesterday's culiection, others brought top- notch wartime prices Marine Officers Who Won D. S. C. For Courage Under Shell Fire. Hotel Plaza under the direction of | Miss Rita Boker, Miss Leila Burden und Miss Helen Lee. | @ | NEWS BREVITIES An appeal to Americans to help I Vatie n will send Papal t nde ‘See trend bed jubilee of ' hrough the coming w Tome Upucha says Herrick, forwe the deleate le prominence to'the bollof that his mission may relais to wnother Impyrtant matter. Hundreds of claimants lost j trae the thetr tishe in the United States Supreme Court to | obtain damames for the death of relatiss | In the steamer Eastiand disaster at Chi cago three years ago, in which $12 per- | sons lost their lives The first lecture by the Mission of | French Scholars, which recently arrived ere, will be given to-morrow afternoon | o'clock in the Metropoll:an i} Petitions Leo! « for a review of the (ase of T J. Mooney, Californie [labor ‘leader now ‘under. venience y* |death for bomb plotting, were oresented |to the Supreme Court War Risk insurance, which a vear any jwas quoted as high ay $10 a hundrel, could be bought fo the open ni et here ———_—_———s yesterday for cents, tal Cable Company an: | |" The Comme: TLL GODBOY nounces acceptance of Cableg “ams, #ub- fect to delay ugly, on account of thy |rush of bus and the snortage of operating force At the headquarters of Gen. Juds 1, nder of the army port of em- nin Hoboken, a staff officer faye thut no orders had been receivat from Washington canceling any move- iriking waiters would be repluced by | ments MR ey Lieut JACKSON Lieuts. Jackson and Godboy of the D. 8, C, for courage and sear- lessness while under the most trying shell fire during the recent | advunce of the Americans. the Marine Corps, whose homes are in St, Louis, have received tration and one of them is att ead ir son, Sergt. Harry 14. been cited for brave-y "| Morgan that t Morgan Jr., ha waiters of the Knickerbocker and St Commerce at the Downtown Club to The New York Southern Society will SELLS PIE FOR $350/ INFLUENZA | EF FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM | Miss Florence Payne Whitney Cap-! Grip, Sore Throat, Cold in Chest tain of Crew at the Ritz- and All Inflammation and Ccn- rlton Fete. | gestion, Radway’s Ready Relief es | Gives Instant Relief and Com- ay | The Junior League girls, under the M| direction of Mra. R. J. Metiellung, | Cett,to the Sufferer. wes| who sold “Y" ples at the Ritz-Carl- | Bee In the boll. of your band gad rr tn | ton a) ri etl \y, é restaurant yesterday for the) eu rsebine, a 4 aten th Ht | benefit of the United War Fund,| {lan Si the bined and'acsthes ¢ walked raight lato a gold mine. | ed and that the Ward Off Sickness by keeping your bowels moving tre the advice of every Do Stoppake cal orable to » Typhoid irate ie ‘for the United War Pund Drive and pesative | an anonymous admirer bought the| ruit Rolls first pio for $300 and presented it to | tho actress yom tak Helen Hitebeock, Manny Baldwin and Edith and Helen Pratt. ‘The small pies offered for sale had , ieured. | been made by workers tn the Overseas | New York, Division of the Y. M. C. A. and were sent Rolis. Larne at all drug stores in New | ub It In NST. 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