The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1918, Page 15

HY URE mo THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19 18, NO MORE WOODEN CARS IN BROOKLYN SUBWAYS GIRLS! ACP NOW" HAIR COMING OU MEANS DANDRUPE “Danderine” will save your hair and double its MILLIONS STOLEN INNEW YORK'S DRY. GOODS DISTRIT beauty at once. Organized Band — Brazenly uae | Steals Big Truckloads of Try this! Your hair gets soft, | She a oolle wavy, abundant and aston haynes glossy at once. | Silks and woollens to the value of| almost $1,009,000 have been stolen Save your hair! Beautify it! Tt is | from loft buildings in New York since only « matter of using a little Dan-|the first of the year, according to Herine occasionally to have a head of \fgures obtained to-day from several heavy, beautiful hair: soft, lustrous. | * y |big burglary insur. se concerns, wavy and free from dandruff, It is | a a eusy and inexpensive to have pretty, |, Some of the thieves have been cap- charming hair and lots of it. Just | red by the pofice, but most of the: spend a few cents for a small bottle | are still operatin ording to the | pf Knowllon's Danderine now—all | insurance offic: y haul their drug stores recommend it—xpply One little as directed and within ten min- | case is reported in which the robbers | ules there will be an appearance of |went through a oes the | abundance, freshness, fluffiness and | eveot from. the trect an incomparable gloss and lustre, and | jo iso9 try as you will you cannot find a tru coe ae ene Tt a| plunder away in motor trucks, What Is Public Service Commission Going tc Do About Violation of the Law and the B. R. T. Contract With the People? HE LAW—"Passenger gars shall be constructed, as far as prac- [ wdle to do eo, of steel and fireproof materials. The design, materials and construction are to be such as will give the max- imum safety and comfort.”"—Section 88, of Contract No. 4, entered into March 1!', 1918, between the city and the B. R. T. / Hi FACT—More than 200 wooden cars are being used dally by the B. ReT. through the Centre Street loop, over the Willlams- burg Bridge, to Canarsie and Jamaica. They are being used during the rush hours.—Information obtained from the Public Service Com. mission. EST WE FORGET-—Fighty-pine killed, 225 injured when B. R. T. Brighton Beach train of all wooden cars left the tracks in the Malbone Street tunnel. HAT 1S THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION doing to put an end to this menace? A former Public Service Commission put an end to wooden cars in the old Interborough Subways. The Evening World then led in the demand for action! building West \ 30th urted away $5,000 | been active reet, and three other firms in the ool service, arte: hey are 7 ie worth of gi Jington Plac din Strect aud the |same. buslding, $40006 A, Davia No, [school service, and that the salaries of vy of dandruff of falling hair: but your | Bs real surprise will he after two weeks’; The robbers have got past the most | surr Hay territory zy West 4 $10,000; Lerner 7 wse when you will see new hair—fine ingenious burglar alarm systems. Tom tho Crvacct Untarpare meta © dates Wen, “Ww Read f Du apa downy at first—yes— but really | Cases are on record where they gored | pany, No, LL Washington Place,| 7 and'9 Waverley Plice, $15,000; Men. e are Nea y or ty | wew hair—sprouting out all over your | thre brick and plaster walis to get | on Sunday evening, a to Ag- | delsohn Bros. & Siff, Fourth p Danderine is, we believe, the | only sure hair grower-destrover of | dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and | obtained in the second hed, $5,000 worth been taken on a fi their booty les. ern Was ods having | They have smashed doors | Ures | w that were built doors and have broken strong locks. robbed in this building). In the district of the Mercer Street In some it never fails to stop falling hair at ; a on, | | Police Station more than fifteen safes | once. jeases safes have been blowa open. iacainr, Sol Br mof*.|havo been blown in the last few . If you want to prove how pretty | The burglars leave no fingerprints. | sonny yr 6 days | Months. and soft your hair really ts, moisten | sing a preparation that gives them} ago, the plunder be taken away ia | Some of the places where safes cloth with a little Danderine and |new skin, a hand truck, Burglars got $1voo7| Were blown and the amounts taken bf Ws got $ follow: At No. 4 East 12th Street, refully draw it through your hair In the district between 15th Street | Worth of materials when they robbed | §2 ono. Visman Cohen No. 43 Bast toking one small strand nt a time, land 38th Street there is hardly a silk | the firms of Mose. and | Toth Street, $3,000; J, Paulys, No, 749 Your hair will be soft, glossy and | jort building that has not been robbed the building vice PX Botnelder 1n | Broadway, $5,000, bequtiful in just a few moments—a Le ae ce A ‘Visited pote Binoe. th Nite ce averlyy | "A great many. other placos have . been robbed of thousands of dollars’ delightful surprise awaits every one who tries this.—Advt. It is belteved it was tho same gang some cases h that robbed a loft at N ave robbed half a dozen firms in the same building. worth of goods, mostly silks. With the | {hat 5 . 118 West | Wor a t I : | 27th Street of $12,000 wor rf lieved the thefts are made by an or: approach of winter they have turned | Shit, pt aki urbine “al Re avateen ganized ganz, which sells the stolen heir attention to woollens and have | Atwoivg. thousand dole wate: | gooda to "fen who in turn destroy Teeth . goods was from the firm of|4ll marks on the goods and dispoxe 0. Sohwartz Brothers at No. 41 West|them to concerns with which they woeccccccccccocepe i Without Plates STOP CATARRH! 0 | zoth Btrect, Louls Dulberg ee | have. connections in the Weat and ! OPEN Brothers, No, 137 and 139 West 25ta | South. es 4 NOSTRILS AND HEAD | Street, lost $10,000 worth of goods. ae 4 5,000 haul luke 4 econ ag Helaeman Bros. taken from | DR, A. A. STRASSER DEAD. 1. 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The 3 Me Men F Association w York City of} cipals to-day urged Mayor Ity- n to take steps at once to remedy the # shortage of school teachers, rous persons on the eligible list are refusing appointments to the schools | because of greater remuneration else- |whore,” says @ letter to the Mayor from Abraham Smith, President of the Aa- rooms have been |teachers of late and the py | been unable to obtain substhute “We deem it our duty to urge the members of the Board of Estimate to |take such steps as will enable the Board ducation to retain the teachers and jerks who are abandoning their profes. | |sion for more remuneration, and to in- duce a larger nuarbe? of persons to en- ter the profession,” The association recommends that the salaries of substitute teachers be tn creased to $5 a day; that school clerks without Is have ve given permanent. tenure and annuai|! | the teaching and admintatrative astatts | tive as thdse | to persons’ of | | be made at pald by similar Got $4 FOR MURDER. 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What will be the effect on those brave fellows of the 69th and other New York Regiments who have been fighting for us and are today leading the Allied forces to the Rhine, when they learn that Greater New York is not sufficiently interested in them or what they have done for us at home to make good its promise to supply them with the means of recreation, entertainment and education during the period of demo- bilization? The Campaign closes at midnight, tonight. Wake up, citizens of New York, and ‘save the city and yourselves from shame! A PROMISE—SACRED, BECAUSE OF ITS CHARACTER, HAS BEEN MADE TO THE BOYS. SHALL WE KEEP IT—CR ACKNOWLEDGE OURSELVES DEFAULTERS ? UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN. as PN PRRs FRNA EC SS A RCA EE ce Se ES pT RB BE V0