The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1918, Page 8

erty GROWING DEAF WITH | Have Your Photograph Taken| SPECIA SPECIAL OFFER Ee SOY SNe OUNG OFFER alongside, and with $1,25 you or any member of your family will receive necessary sitting in any position for Six fatic French Grey Pho- tographs, each mounted in special decorative fold- er. Proofs submitted and photographs guaranteed not to fade. Sallor Slain With Sheath Knife. HEAD NOISES? {his morning, Johann F. Ww. sg Froming bard ot a1 Deni fens, newed by London the Aero Club of America, through the Royal Acro Club of Great Britain, tha fhe Dally Bally crose-Atiantic A for a # sols now open. under the Fesulations | and It is exper made in the near T ) | Ry 125 1 Instead | vf four Dollars PSE | pare Cut out the coupon of our regular Four Dollar Art- ‘Ask for Our Specials. Meyer is held without |. Wight other sailors who were in the room are held as material wit- The London Daily Mail to-day cabled reviously agreed upon led the flight may be BR. T. SORAPHEAP ITS WOODEN CARS split +]Evening World Upheld in Contention of Powers of P. S. C, Public Service Commissioner Her- vey anounced to-day that he will in- troduce a resolution at the next meet- ing of the Commission calling for an immediate inquiry on the question of whether the B. R. T. shall be per- mitted to further continue the use of wooden cars in the Centre Street Loop. Commissioner Hervey’s action is a result of the crusade by Tho Evening World following the Malbone Street tunnel wreck. The Evening World fought against wooden cars in the Interborough subway and finally forced the Public Service Commissicn to order their removel. In making his announcement Com- INFLUENZA FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM Grip, Sore Throat, Cold in Chest and All Inflammation and Con- gestion, Radway’s Ready Relief Gives Instant Relief and Com- fort to the Sufferer. wuntlty of Radway's Ready Re- giecieas ae S fhe “cirratae adways eady elief Rub it Qay: STOPS Rub It a} RAIN 25¢ 50c missioner Hervey admits that The! Evening World is justified in its con- tention that the Commission has the power to forbid wooden firetraps on the underground city transit system. “Under the subway’s contracts and statutes,” says Commissioner Hervey, ditions do not temporarily prevent their operation, “Last year the Commission went thoroughly into the Centre Street loop situation and required the com- pany to rush the construction work necessary to enable the heavy stoel cars to be operated on the Broadway and Myrtle Avenue lines, boty of which feed into the Loop, i tag the subway contract, el on‘old lines of the B. R. are not required to be of steel, but the Commission has power under the contract, when the wooden clevnted cars enter a subway, such as the Contre Street Loop. “The company agreed to push the work necessary to enable the use of steel cars on the Canarsie and Jamaica elevated lines, which also ‘teed’ into the loop. I Understand that eteel cars were placed regularly in use on this line yesterday, and that a way may now be found of getting steel cars onto the Jamaica elevated sooner than expected. It was learned to-day that the Commision notified the company yes- terday that hereafter it may not leave or “etore” on the unused tracks of the Centre Btreet loop any cars not of steel, This will greatly reduce, if not altogetyer preveni, the possible use of woo#en cars into the loop during rush hours. pee Ale clear U. S. FOOD FOR AUSTRIA. 260900 ‘Tons to B Dp at Barty Preparations to p at an early date approximately 250,000 tons of foodstuffs from the United States for the relief of the civilian population of Austria are now under way, It was learned here to-day. nod Will be shipped in-veasels ‘ontrol of the United States distrib= Relief in It {8 understood the «hips Shipping Board, and will be uted by the Commission fobs eel p lum. (i) from various United States ports by way of Gioraitar to the ort of Trieste. YOU’VE BEEN LENDING—NOW GIVE! —. B. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street A Special Offering of Misses’ Tailored Suits (in smart, distinctive styles, variously modeled in velour and duvet de laine, the coats silk-lined throughout) at exceptionally low prices, will take place to-morrow Suitsofvelour . 2 .« « « $29.50 35.00 The values offered are much higher than the prices quoted, Suits of velour or duvet de laine, Reductions have been made in the prices of a number of High-cost Suits remaining from this season’s assortments (Misses’ Department, Second Floor) Women’s Umbrellas (leather-loop handles) made of good-quality taffeta silk, in navy blue, green, purple, garnet and black, will be @ special feature to-morrow, on the First Floor. at $3.85 offering splendid value at this price - Thirty-fifth Street A Special Reduction Sale of Evening -Scarfs to begin to-morrow (Wednesday) in the Department for Women’s Neckwear, offers a timely suggestion for holiday gift buying. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES will be offered in Fancy Chiffon Scarfs in a variety of dainty colorings; redtced to . . . . . $1.75, 2.75 & 4.25 Beaded and Spangled Scarfs all extremely rich and handsome; reduced (RS ea Ne i 2 ae $3.75 & 7.85 Also Knitted Silk Street Scarfs of fine qualities reduced to ee 51.75, 3.25 & 4.50 All of these Scarfs have been’ in regular stock at considerably higher prices. (First Floor) section of the Second Floor is reserved exclusively for The Sale of Vogue Patterns Fashion experts are in attendance to give advice concerning matters of dress. | i trucks from un RED GROSS CHRISTMAS PARCEL STATIONS OPEN IN MANY PARTS OF CITY, Packages May Be Sent to sotes| in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Richmond. ED CROSS Christmas Parcel Manhattan—No, 147 East Street; New York Trade School, th Street and First Avenue; 12th Regiment Armory, No. 120 West 644 Street; Tist Armory, sth | Street and Park Avenues; Green- | wich House, Barrow and Bleecker | Streets; Educational Alliance, No. 195 Hast Broadway. Brooklyn—No. 179 Remsen Street; | No. 1041 Bushwick Avenue; Green Presbyterian Church, Stuyvesant | and Jefferson Avenues; First Bap- | tist Church, Keap Street and Lee Avenue; 26th Ward Auxiliary, No. 236 Barbey Street; Now Utrecht Auxiliary, No. 7920 18th Avenue; Presbyterian Church, Lafayette | Avenue and South Oxford Street; Fiatbush Branch, No. 676 Flatbush Avenue; 80th Precinct Auxiliary, 1318 Rockaway Avenue; St. Mark's Church, astern Parkway and | Brooklyn Avenue; St, Andrew's Chureh, 50th Street and Fourth | Avenue; St. Xavier's Church, Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street; Martin Luther Chureh, Prospect Avenue, between Fifth and Sixth Avenués; Sheepshead Bay Auxil- dary, Voorhees Avenue and Shore Road; St. Peter's Evangelist Luth- | efan Church, No. 1004 Bedford Aventie; St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Washington Avenue, be- tween Willoughby Street and De- kalb Avenue; No, 7601 Third Ave- nue. Bronx-No, Street. Richmond—Staten Island Board of Trade Building. Queens—The Red Cross Chap- ters of Long Island City, Colloge Point, Whitestone, Corona, Elm- hurst, Flushing, Queens, Jamaica, | Ridgewood, Woodhaven, Far Rockaway, Rockaway Beach, Forest Hills, Richmond Hill, Bay- side and Douglas. * All stations are open trom 10 | A.M. to9 P.M. eas 0" OWNERS OF B. R. T. LINES SOUGHT IN WRECK INQUIRY Lewis Calls for Stock Books—Ex- amination of Col. Williams to Be Resumed ‘ To-Morrow. Col. T. S. Willtaths, President of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and @ number of its subsidiaries will be Tecalled to the stand at to-morrow's| session of Mayor Hylan's investigation into the recent wreck on the Brig 559 East Tremont tract under which the New Yo: nicipal Railway Company did cor Sfruction work on the Brighton tine | for the New’ York Consolidated Rajl-| ways Company. This work included the tracks at the Matpone strvet tun-| nel Mr. Lewis has subpoenaed ofc tale of the B. R. T. subsiaiaries to produc their stockbooks. He int find out who are the real owne various lines, the persons Col, Williams Works. GENERAL WAITERS’ STRIKE CALLED FOR SATURDAY Walk Out of 15,000 Will Affect om 107 Hotels and 120 Restaurants, A gmeral strike of waiters in 107 hotels and 120 restaurants of New York was called to-day. It will go into effect Saturday morning, and it was said at the Wait Uniwn headquar- ters, that 15,000 men will walk out The strike is directed agninst all the Places that are members of the Hotel Association and taurant Keepe out of the str the New York Res- These demands have been ed now by all the waiters, Union ‘3 said the #) in the réstau »tels had been reeru ers among the workers At the hotel and restau tions headquarters it that the demands 6f the rejected, SES Set THREE HURT IN CAR CRASH. Trolleys in Col at Brooklyn End of Wi « Bridge. A Fourth Avenue trolley car this morning crashed into, a Fourteenth Street car in the Bedford Avenue sta- tion at the Brooklyn end Namsburg bridge, the Wil- knocking the rear it and fr luring Mrs, No, 280 South Fourth Street, Brook! Mrs. Mary Bush, No. 278 Devoe St Brooklyn; Nathan Sa- tik, No, 307 South Third Street, Brook- liyn, They were attended and sent 0 | their hom: Esther Gonbinde — Arnheim Victory Dinner, A victory dinner, entertainment and dance was given to the employees of Marks Arnheim last night a. the Central Opera House, 67th Street and Third Avenue, by W. W. Arnheim, President of the company. The banquet hall and tables were decorated with the national 1 bre ent, found ca colors, an bearing sey- enty-five THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1918. Resenting the jokes and laughter of his shipmates while he was eating breakfast at a sailors’ lodging housee Moyer of No. $2 Hudson Street, Hoboken, It in charged, killed Mariemus Van Ark of No. 35 Routh Street, New York, with « Positively a” Paul BERNARD Sales . The Women's Shop for Vales. pe Q2EAst Sau sr “™aLRMANIS You May Choose Without Reserve From Our Entire Stock of Afternoon, Dinner and Evening Y, IN DRESSES (About 1,000 in all) Tomorrow, Wednesday o. Regular Prices Were $25.00 to $75.00 The Illustrations Picture Some of the Dresses in This Sale Georgette Value $75.00 In this sale at Tricolette CrepeMeteor Tricotine Satin . Georgette Serge Velveteen Crepe de Chine Wool Velour Silk Net Serge Frock, Value $47,50. In this sate at 15.90 To Crepe Meteor Valun $65.00 In this sale at Bile Net Frock, Value 65.00 In thia sale at Tricolette Frock, Value $75.00 In this sale at 5.90 Choice 9 &:00 of the House Velveteen Frock, Value $47.50 In this sale ad 15.90 Heavily Embroidered Blabetstedy Beaded Fur Trimmings of Unusual ‘ ; Richness. Close Tomorrow———_ 175 Fur Trimmed Coats Former Prices up to $50.00 Silvertone, Wool Velour, and Pom Pom, Trimmed with French Seal, Nutr a and Taupe’ Coney. Lined throughout and warmly interlined. Quality Is Insurance Coca: -COLA remains exactly the same product that it was before the war; the output reduced but the quality maintained—no change made in order to dilute or cheapen or in any other manner alter your drink. \ The quality of Coca-Cola is: our only insur- ance of business for the future and our best safe- guard against the piracy of unscrupulous manufac- turers who seek to take advantage of our reduced output by palming off concoctions colored and flavored to imitate Coca-Cola. e When you order Coca-Cola, ask for it by its , full name and demand the genuine, will tell you whether you've been imposed upon. If you suspect that you've been served with a sub- stitute, put the question squarely up to the dealer, Your palate THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ATLANTA, GA. iat pet Ano tceatt br saeteent nee w= Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders