The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1918, Page 11

SCOTT, George R, Rising Star, Tex. SWIGART, Luther, Lexington, 0. ° WOODUL, Charles B, Laredo, ‘Tex. ZELL, Lottie &., Bouth Bend, ind. Corporals. BORING, Glen, Ashland, Neb. CORDI, Raymond, 338 EVANS, Clyde, GERM INFESTED FILM ON TEETH GOES IN 4 DAYS Senreco Toothpaste, a Dentist's Formula, Acts Like Magic. ARMY AND MARINE CASUALTY ROLLS NOW TOTAL 81689 ‘Ann's Ave, New Tork, Privates. AVERY, Harley, Lexington, Mich. Leaves: Teeth Sparkling With Purity andMekes Soft Gums | Latest List Issued by War De- Firm and Healthy. partment Has 734 Names— BARKLEY, Jeme L., Woodleaf, N. C. DELL, Ivan A., Doxey, Okla. COLLINS, Gorton M., Jackson, ‘Tenn DENNIS, Homer N., Seymour, Tex. KIRAS, Chris, 260 Wet 1834 8 4 FENDEL. Nivcrge, omen “dipcaBbchee rns CORPL. LEONARD SHOPP, WORLD PRESSROOM WORKER, WOUNDED BY BOCHE BULLET oe 0 AN! David as Rely he New York City, dent that the unreported collections If you have a filmy counting on your 14,671 Killed in Actiun, jay ah Oa | Rockefeller Give Milliori. ana the enthusiasm of the closing : : 4 : Mrs. Claronce Waterman is arrang ‘cious germs of Pyorrhes thrive and|™&tine casualties abroad now number ) iciye ists sand se Oe ate 4 United War Work Fund totalled a }/45% Mmoeting to-morrow if Joroug my ee multiply on unclean teeth and in soft 1.900) “Thene inalude the sapemy army | AR Perec ar’ Feat iitdtb thats ha RUNS bt ined te. Groat Ca ctec ees father John’s Medicine Buil tender gums, you aren't up to date on| list of 734 issued to-day, @ AFMY | WLRAD, Harry, 217 Tompk .B » - ————— . oral hygiene. casualties total 17,498, the marines | MOXME Jenn Wi, Clin, fe cA” NOON™ Lmahaahcad abet is teas teg nae NewStrengthDuring the’ ‘The dentist who worked out the| 4026, In the army 14,671 have been | O'ROUMKH, Dew, 240 West 149d BL, New York be raised before midnight to-morrow, WALSH QUITS LABOR BOARD. ting-Well Stage After Senreco formula was weary of otdi-|killed in action, 5,642 have died of and the management is confident that _ ae g nary toothpastes. He male up his} wounds, 6,650 have died of diseass, the quota, GkNO0 060, will be tendieds | Non gin Gece Sis | [IIness—Heals Throat mind that if others couldn't make a] 4.482 have died of accidents and other | RUNQUIAT, Conrad A Wil Succeed Him, ti good dentifrice that would stop the| couges, 41,862 have been wounded anc | WHITE Witham: Appeals were sent broadcast ask-' WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Frank P.| , Lungs. . ravages of the destructive pyorrheal 7999 cre missin hy ‘ing those who have already sub- walsh, Joint Chairman with Willlam| ee “germ, he would | ea ctite op ened “ex aetlais er eee scribed to subscribe again, and gen- 1, Tatt on the National War Labor | a A Doctor's, Prescription. Fi nd he dic - : | crous responses already have begun Board, to-day sent his resignation 10} “iige > ‘And already over a million peopte| latest army list is given in full, thoso Claytoniay Jaho ‘ to come in. The The Bankers’ Trust President Wilson, with the explanation | | From Alcohol and Dangerous D with clean teeth, ‘and healthy gums |from New York, New Jersey and Con- | Company subseribed ag additional that professional engagements required | —60 Years in Use. gladly testify to his almost marvelous | necticut being listed in the other divi- | 000 and the National Surety Com. his return to his law prac att The getting-well stage of grip is the achievement | sions of the roll. The list follows: | many subseribed 616 00 3 earliest possible moment, now that hos- dangerous of all suse the body, weakened by If you want clean, white teeth with | harap A telat hirsanJhesdetdl ota Ulities have cease the grip, is wide open to attacks of other luke KILLED IN ACTION. , planed of gre ¥ wa! wets Late contributions include one of i Mr. | . ee a lustre that everyone meet will Captain. TAI) Newton M., s. iam Harman ing disease germs. admire, get a large 35 cent tube Off reovann, uaward we arena Rapige, Mich. — | it Foire’, "Gregan lig Ore $1,000,000 from Mr, and Mra, William ato for Mr. That is why all the organs of the body mast Senreco Toothpaste to-day. sameaaa ih one igs. d i. Ann's Ave, New Rockefeller, This gift was announced W becomes Joint be kept in their best working order, not only Go Hea other Gentifrics cnn tile: tte] uc : PARKEM. Kemmie 1. X6nnstown, Tet last night at a meeting in the ballroom Chairman of the Hour, tn drive out the poison,left by the grip germ, i M'KIMMEY, John ¢ rt Nam K., Clifty, Ark. cessor is apponted by LS 4 viace—none is more eticient—none | poyrei, James #., 123 Kast 624 St, New Tork DIED OF DISEASE. Sor & of the Waldorf-Astoria, where cam- Mr. Black is a former Assist that the patient shall regain strength as so ‘3 can be more delightfully refreshing. | city. | Master Engineer. | paign workers gathered to give an Attorney of New York possible to avoid further attacks resulting fi 4 All drug and department stores sell WETZEL, Joe, 230 Dover @t., Brookiyn |He Enlisted With Twenty-One accounting. Under French Pink Mi AS a meat bi tl 1 health af Senreco, -_ 7 he | 3 ) e . bh “ . 4 a means toward good health after by 2 . Corpora! 7 An effort is being made to raise c ( oh ‘ ta! “ ‘s } Stick to S ‘ A ye , ‘ . or ; a , The French steamer Niagar sailed this F Father John's Medic Avy b Cie te geucanie ONE CaS | ee aaa | WICKWIRE, Dwiant H., West Maren, Conn Other Members of Jersey CitY 55,000,000 a day for the last two days arternoon for Bordeaux with the ‘Tel- Recause It (a all pure, who Kone. Netra ; RETZLAFP, William J., Akror AGAR Leth! Club in the 28th Division. in the New York district, and if this jor the first and free from opium, morphine, chloroform ’ FT A Corpl. Leonard Shopp, who Is reported $8 successful the total will be about ny, other poisonous drugs or alcohol, Father J F z —_——_ Pte ery nab vovinttay Puli“ agora cy sg alien, “Bishop Medicine has had sixty years’ success for @ Tonic-Upbuilder pl ¢ The World. t In the country at large the latest {) oh I a and throat trouble vhs and sore th joyee o! o ry a cs build his dioces ” hlews- For Throat STOPS BACKACHE named in the, canyalty Ist, de teed fot even, eet UU Sg leav- jy destroyed by the Germans” ere and as a tonic and blood builder.-Advt. with his mot! Shopp, a % 7 cord e A letter signed “A Thankful Moth- > = napa re and Lungs Durtiamstiie, N.Y. wiiow, and bi Auge er’ was received at the War Work Sh eoanycauen G2. nortan (il bnmcaitene WOUNDED SEVERELY. Shopp, also a World pressman, & campaign headquarters and with ‘it U } ~ a besten athroet and lungs, ECKMG! glia Lieutenants. oe ‘oles ment ane City. a oiee for $5,000 and the explana- ptown Store Downtown Store ° Au r " “, Cortland A. Bayview av, Inweod, he oficial telegram ‘ys he Was tion that the money represented the my on Rr sit ie n ——— Maitre, ca 8, 1% 424 ot, New Yorn Cty, | NOUNded “on or about August 6." Mrs, five sons of the writer, four of thein 3rd Ave. & 12I1st St. Park Row & Chatham Sq. ee ey At 8] Rub lumbago, pain soreness, | ™'™" # i 4th ay., Brooklyn, Shopp received a day after the arrival of with the army in France, the o:her, Ravitctorming, drugs. Twenty” years 7 sd » rete 8 int, telegram, a card from the War De-, the youngest, at hor ie “St. Jacobs Liniment”) | Corporals. ived that Corpl. Shopp vas in the cular telegram to his depi \ e 4 , 4 . a American section of a Fr h' hospital BREITING Otto MH. 1. 506 W. 170th st, New POE Oe ” er | Vere: ens for treatment for a gun-shot wound In Te a When your back {s sore and Pame | SHOP. Lonard, 15 Cole St. Jersey City. NJ. the left ti lumbago, sclatic of neuritis has eee aid "Corbi: Winpp ehilated th ABNU 14 ia DARKEN GRAY HAIR, ‘ou stiffened up, don't suffer! al the Fourth Regiment in Jersey City, now : beaded 2 oe Hee eee | nS, Brooktya. |the 113th Infantry, He was wounded Nn “Lost 4 Found” tied a a store nia . New fighting in Company K, of the 113th. He etl iinad'Ih Phe World or reported || Pour a little in your hand and rub it : MG Mew ras born In Jersey Ciky thirty Years a60 U c i Habe (née the pal “t tbe th FEI, Jon 1, Orient, N.Y $s lake and Foene Beces a Room | rie into the pein cd ak he, and by the Herbert, 156 East 11th 8t., New York | He was a member of the James J. McCuc Ree ialiee ava: Chess tute am Wey || Cetera Ne er nr | RAEI Goosen, Avsioipe, 1. ¥ \foocauon, « Democitie club, at Covs Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens geen at any of The World's Offices, || ‘#mencss are gone. WOUNDED . [and First Streets, of which twenty-one So Naturally that No- Don't stay crippled! This soothin ou (DEGREE UNDE 4 Found” advertiseme enciiae Gene eatas ore ae TERMINED), other members volunteered about the body can tell. Advertising Agencies land pain right out and ends the! Lieutenant. Dhvedhidhtte é oe telephoned direc misery. It is magical, yet absolutely SAT. Alexander, 124 Highpoint Av., Wee Hair that loses its color and lustre, Gait 3000 Be ~~. harmiess and doesn’t burn or discolor | when, N. J. Corporal: or when it fades, turns gray, dull and the skin. | ints, CQvEH. Yue St. Brookiym, Hfeless, {s caused by a lack of sulphur | Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica |*HORT. Edwin .Wurdy, 2 ‘Thomas St, Newark, i 2 ‘in the hair. Our grandmother nade and lame back misery so promptly | THAPANO, Albert Di Mochester, XN. ¥. | scAIMEL Morrie doeepb, 256 1 13th St, New Yorn UP & Mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur . jand surely. It never disappoints!— | !27/! Amoid. New Polte NY oes salting Sts New Tork to keep her locks dark and beautiful, ro) 1 | Advt, eee Cie Ne Bera: enc rane Privates. and thousands of omen, and men She e 0. e Yr ves David. 438 634. 8t.. Brooklyn. value that even color, that beautifu : - sa Meat roar ave, noun flere shade of alr which ie so at- e : tractive, use only this old-time recipe. . smaitiy, | Nowadays we get thls famous mix- ankKs 1S ear ; turs improved by the addition of other 9 s ; Don t Poison Bab . Gated toute one Wyethte res Never before has there been such a thankful spirit j chairs in the living room. The season of indoor * e , in the hearts of men. Nev th Thanks- | days and is at hand. aad Sulphur Compound,” which da: in the hearts \¢ er was there a I hanks. jays and evenings ts at hand, ens the hair so naturally, so evenly, Mf giving Day which brought so much rea! joy, happiness, Don't wait a day longer. You can pick out what Fo? Y YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have gL pao cn Pee og gratitude ane Tee This yer the Inet Sear en want at sitter of the Mi big Conperti nals & ay P 4 e ¢ OF soft brush with it and draw gives thanks for the blessings of peace. janks- Sons stores and have it delivered on a small deposit. PAREGORIO or landanum to make it sleep, These drugs will produce Sea eee trae halt: taking one giving 1918 will be a day long remembered. Have the new things charged and then pay for sleep, and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH Hares Dh small strand at a time, By marnifig Make your home ready for the great festival. | them with small weckly or monthly sums as con- THERE IS No WAKIN : 4 RATLAIC Arthur i, leat Na oem ie fray, baie, dleappeare is vias Celebrate the occasion with new furnishings suitable | venient. Your eredit is good. We trust home @. Many are the children who have been killed or‘: Nr Yo! ee delight, the lntien with Wyeth's SeKe | tothe day. It is the most appropriate time of all to | lovers gladly, and have found that it pays to do a0 whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, laudanum and morp : , h | WOUNDED SLiGhTLy: Sides bewutifully darkening the hair {J christen a new dining room set at the Thanksgiving | after more than 100 years of furnishing New York 4 es hine, eac | Llaatenante ofter a few applications, It also brings feast, or to install a new rug and a couple of big easy homes. of which is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prohibited from selling »yaryrn. vans wor ve ss NN ace afamnaance, Wl Qoen Saturday Eveni ‘. ‘ COOLEY, Charles If, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Wy ‘a : . pen Saturday Lvenings yeth's Sage and Sulphur Com prod = narcotios a . rele at all, or to anybody without labelling Sergeant vg otind Ina cetighital tollet reqvlate em. Th defini nare “47 Vick: ° : . LOPPMAN, Thonias, 1 Kast 110th St, New York fo Impart color and a youthful ap- L snaeteg 6 bon 0 . otio” iss “4 icine which relieves pain RYAN, James J., New Haven, Conn pearanee to the hair, It is not tn- | end produces slecp, but which in poisonous doses produces stupor, coma, convul= Corporal fended for the cure, mitigation or | ; prevention of disease. —Advt. sions and death.” Thotaste and smoll of medicines containing opium are disguised, i ie — “ ; rm Neen | and sold under the names of “Drops,” “Cordials,” “Soothing Syrups,” eto. 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In fact I use sia “QW Wits Av New York) pajama with a middy- || mir’ Ny < $34 75 J ciieseal $3.98 Only 50c ablelreparation rs] Castoria for my own children.” GOUIMAX, Moony b Av, HT Beech ty 'DIO Se instead of the usual |) % cn ‘ ) Mah Rich Bock a Week oa 4 _ Dr. J. W. Allen, of St. Louis, Mo,, says: “I heartily endorse your Case 00) AN, Svlacl, “119 York St, deney Oty, use mmeteag OF th G Iden Oak Rocker tahogany as ee > ome toria. I have frequently prescribed It in my medical practice, and BAVe i. Vwir. tuier, 09 Woe ¢ new von Jacket, A 39 saan el For This Famous ‘ always found {t to do all that 1s clatmed for it.” wiMiynes, Joeerh , A “Midijama”! _ mia en, Nabe) = Columbia Grafonola Dr. C. 1. Glidden, of St. Path Mins says: “My experience as @ pra® ms No buttons to tickle the Note ‘theyre tty ox “re: bi titioner with your Castoria has been highly satisfactory, and I consider 1¢ (8) 10 0° | on ribs. Easy on. Easy off. J heavy frame. 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Y., says: “I consider your Castoria an excellent preparation for children, being composed of reliable medicines ‘nd pleasant to the taste. A good remedy for all disturbances of tha Genuine CASTORIA Auwars Ea: Gonstipation and Di ? GENUINE jeara the Signature of ishness aad ng (oes OF SLEEP * resutting therefrom in lefaney Foc Simite Signatere of Ch shea cd In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought vH Doses 35CENTS ees HTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, FOR NIGHT TELEGRAMS THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1918. WAR WORK FUND IN GREATER CITY ~—-NOWS29,000,000 Committee Hopes to Reach Quota—Mr. and Mrs, Wm. able, stiff collars of striped madras; bodies of solid colors. Brand new. WASHINGTON, Nov 19.--Reductic All fast colors, in Aelemranh: reten on Uiehy meee) “Cnderwean for men with ono dollar to fifty cents between At-! too much shape; for men tants and Sects Sout Benne with too, ete abane: for leson, effective Jan. 1 nex , him who's shapeless; for re subject to delivery by Pos The mint him who's all shape! Union quite a apecialty. ROGERS PEET COMPANY um cost on night message | telegrams will be twenty centa for ten ont | words and one cent for each additte word for the shortest distances, and Broadway Broadway fifty cents, with two cents for q@oh ad- | t 13th St. “The at 34th St. {ditional word for the longest distance. Four ; |Where the day rate is one dollar, the | Broadway Corners” Fifth Ave. new night rate will be nalf that rates on ordinary telegram: at night and on night letters a: 4 ad Warren nt at 4lot Ste heads, urging them to redouble their efforts and if necessary to ask that Liberty Bonds be contributed In or- der that the quota may be oversub- scribed, The largest individual subscription thus far in the industrial division is $100,000 from the Railroad Securities Company. Among the large subscriptions an- nounced to-day were: Anaconda Cop- per Company, $200,000; Raiiroad Se- curities Company, §100,000; colleges of New York, $142,146. Contributions tn Brooklyn during the last twenty-four hours brought the total to $1,523,115, or slightly more than 50 per cant. of the quota, A grand finale is being planned by the campaixn managers, who are conft 50 Piece D A remarkable value price, only $4.95 A large varlety of Other China Sets inner Set Cowperthwait’s Liberal Credit Terms sin . on on 850 wort 0 woeca, Other amor Pay by the in proportio.. mth If you wise, tn npnnane can tie lak 5S NERNEY 2 CowPERTHWAIT & SONS 10% Off for Cash. Between raring Bridge "Sub" Station and Chatham Pvt iL that body and the retail ¢ which the latter was not to extra salesfolk during the hol! son, ts : er mi b Eirown out, of employment. By cancelling i! war contracta, a Fequlation Ip enforced it. will unfair, t also was nerted fad WANT “EXTRAS” IN STORES. women worker to conserve labor for war industrics, the Merchants’ Association yesterday wrote to the Council of National fense, Washingt fication of the OLD FASHIONED FAMILY REMEDY FOR COLDS, GRIP, PNEUMONIA, t joy of & Co- yours on fitted with ball be ar west 9! $43.50) Each machine ings and A full wet of latest ste attachments, Pric ambia Goods, “Oldest Furniture nouse in America” 3rd Ave. &: 121st St, Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row