The evening world. Newspaper, December 31, 1918, Page 5

MAGISTRATE SAYS | Governor- Elect’ 8s Wife Plans to Make SOLDIERS MUST BE Real Home of the Executive Mansion WARNED TOBEAVE FA A [We Are a Home-Loving Family, and as Long as We Live Here This Big ' | ari, ‘AV Smith; House Is Going to Be a Real Home Uniform Ne eeu Excuse for Lav: if I Can Help to Make It So. Breaking and Undue Leniency | Wile of the “I Shall Be My Own Housekeeper. Should Not Be Shown, | New Governor,}.<7 4mm Not Used to a Large House. I Was Born in New York, Only a Stone’s Throw From Our Home in | Says : ER City Magistrate Cobb addressed fetter to Chief City Magistrate W a fam McAdoo to-day, calling his at Oliver Street.” tention to an order issued by the Chief of Staff of the Northe: Department, U. 8. A. with head- By Zoe Beckley. quarters in Boston, that police chiefs fm Massachusetts should show leni-| ency to soldiers who conduct them- | ALBANY, Dee. 31 HE new tenants have moved into the Executive Mansion, and H-O-M-E selves in an objectionable manner. ' is written large upon the doormat. Into the big house on the nill Magistrate Cobb urged the Chief City the Smith family has brought an air of cheer and cordiality that Magistrate to ask the Military De-| blends well with the city’s holiday spirit. partment of the East to issue a sim-| Smith, freshly presented with his | Al" lar order, The letter follows in part! Smith, dimpling and housewifely; “[ think there is a growing feeling excitement that there is bound to be a great deal ‘ certificate of election; Mrs. the five young Smiths, crackling with Grandma Catherine Smith, gray and gentle, and Caesar Smith fs = oot Stteceesooooe* THE ‘EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, __ RESENTS ENTS HEARS: 1918. _ HUGHES REFUSES would have given me to have had a share in great pleasure tending this welcome on behalt of the city, but | understand William Randolph Hearst | honte and has been appointed a member of the Destroyed. ¢ received, You headquarters of the ‘| must have t very deep oot and Canoe Club! at | would allow you thie lores? eee oe feelings with reepect to an we nod toa to inet canoes, were burned at 6.30 A.M. $O= ence you, rather » the soldier boys. | suppo had been of draft day with a t¢ Charles Wildner and his vrother tera wife and da re hter, Fh ; ner oes in the sec- of the boath: The staira To which Mr, Hughes, under yes- ning and they had to cline te y's date, made this reply Your letter of Dec, 28, In answer ne of Dec Glad to ty Motor Honor to Soldiers but Not in Company ti With Editor. a veranda and Jump to the cabin of @ to rend within my power. sen a Wholly different The wi of the city’s welcome to our Charles Bo Hughes has refused to| returning troops as a vehicle for a) jer ; public testimonial to Mr. Hearst is re. know! resoclate with William KR, Hearst as |yented ‘by soldiers and ‘civilians alike, baeetmmerongtcs 0) SOLDIERS NOW WRITING STA PLASTERS! +r ‘tonmusids -&: seradent Wit: | OF WHAT REALLY HAPPENED | |Musterole Works Without the © son's request, the investigation of thy | | Blister—Easier, Quicker charges concerning the manufacture | Uncensored Letters "Beginning to] heres no cones & mixing a meee Of Spat cee neve. sAeae (Se Come, Giving Names and of mustard, flour and water when you statement in reply: | Detail Figt ily relieve pain, soreness or stiff. “1 suppose if you and Mr. Hearst etails of Fighting, ness with alittle clean, white Must Thad been cf draft age, and had been| Mothers and fathers are beginning to| Musterole is made of pure oil eceive the kind of letters they have | mustard and other helpful ingredi f delinquency following tho return the famous Great Dane, who has licked every dog in Oliver Street for tic i ive re pub tA lk you would bs oh Masghe 1 Aa, Bete peal ') ah | onbiond ta the Nest OF te CE the military and pending the eco-|PASt five years, make up a domestic group which promises much lively Poteet eterd ad ? Uncensored letters that tell names and | White ointment. It takes the place of ts rea liowing the| human Interest, whatever the new Governor's official programme may be. ee sete of SOUL LUCID im tear iat). Seale: Happened; Lib | mustard pla: or ‘and will not blister, nomic djustment fo s 3 9 | | ae 8-Hylan case. Tho first, dated | *™ bpey Musterole ty ive prompt relief cessation of hestilities, while disc As every one knows, Alfred &. | — — - Dec. % 18 addressed to Mr. Hughes | tracts from one teccwed by Mis trom sore throc achicia, tonsilitis, pline hus not been completely relaxed [smith and his kith and his kin arc! skeptics that there is such a thing jand signed by Grover Whalen, sec- |) sr ig Pel og Losth | CTOUP, stiff neck, “asthma, neuralgia, on the part of the military comm: what y themselves cull “Just plain) She does not spank her children. She | retar ‘fhe bold Mayor. a is @ formal | titer ie r sides sine "| headache, congestion, pleurisy,rheuma+ Ste the tension which existed folks.” Leader of his district, Alder-| does not have hysterics or baw! out! [ike aaeeRAL utter le Be HUaneee | > tre: beanies ship at Newport News | 8%, lumbago, pains and ac 1e3 of the peaiere during tn an nan, or Governor of the sovereign | the butoher for sending leg chops in-| jteply to Mr, Whalen, dated Dec, 20, It | and sailed away "One beautiful Sunday back bd eibaat Soruinn, 0 ot cola Bay it ONE anor Tee tte ate of New York, he is “ to his! stead of the choice loin. She does not} | reads: iii so Gece, as Warn Beeheiocaan eaves ae there'is bound to be more friends and says ho always will be. | nag or sulk or fuss unduly. she pre-| Your letter asking ine to serve as! Abandon sh was sounded, © * ¢ 20e and 60c jars; Rompe sae So | d opportunity Tor trouble: Mrs. “Al" sees life from the same! f oti . re | ol Committee of Wels | arter the molee waa over we found that J an PP’ eflection upon our ers non-militant methods in all Vg. come to Homecoming Troops waa re- = ete poly that there should al. /democratic viewpoint. She welcomes| things, from Suffrage to scolding the] phat RS Ae oun ceived during my absence from the |'¥ submarines, had ben sunk wend inch a large body of men {YOu to her new mansion with the| cook. MWecceeqeee*” I greatly regret that 1 cannut| “We sailed into the harbor at Brew & considerable number of turbulent) same unaffected manner that warmed! She dresses becomingly, but wears Ppt the appointment, as it would | After remaining there a few months we irits, if not actual lawbreakers. |the hospitable home in Oliver Street, (ee bbl A BA sods never complete without the mem- uted to an interesting person known) have given me great’ pleasure to were moved up to that front which ts rts. Moe ot ba timely: to ato It ; in | no slavish yoke of fashion. She seems} from Denmark, scouts were sent as Foster, Governors come and have had a share in extending this|the talk of the day, St. Quentin-Cam such ‘an order.as that issued in. th: shall be my own housekeeper unacquainted with cosmetic and{to round him: up. ri but Foster stays on | welcome on bebalf of the city, But L} heal, One morning the division Northeastern Department of the Fast | heres” she told me last night, | iimits her everyday Jewols tv a pair| 4, Wells what do you know about | forever. always with honor. Foster |underatand that Wililam Kandolph | civ, ordory that the Hj bracing New York first.| waving a hand toward the big of half-carat di 1 ~ Sranchies i 4 pratt: he Gomninittee Bad tia prominens (Nad (0: Ce br A it wos Berens Oldiers. themselves ‘might of half-carat diamond earrings and| pearing breathlessly at the end Hill for nearly a quarter cen- | of the committee and his prominent | ha he brol and it w Brow that they were to expect no un reception room and the bigger | an inconspicuous lavalliere. She has} of the 90-pound animal's leash. | tury. And if Mrs. Alfred mith, its activity in cont on with the city’s| ‘I received mine hot and heavy In ie lade Shy caenna. that th drawing room and the huge hall ady le, a quiet laug' “He's got a regular three-room- {new chatelaine, hay found the place commemoration of the heroic deeds of | that place. Mustard gas in somethi Fy alae igen eet lg a ready smile, a quict laugh and 4) Jig.bath dog house downstairs, |a model of cheery neatness, it t8|our men has raised a question whica | yery nice to keep away from. My volce Public Allowed to alent ; proper atti- | and the stairway that leads tothe | frank ad iea'ut har 8 . very n keep Police mig ¥ Thied: Chat rank admiration of her husband. She| with a kitchenette and all im- ter the happy fact 18 cannot be ignored. I regard this re-| as completely gone, but it Is coming tude towards them He ‘| twenty bedrooms and twenty [has tho pleasant plumpress of the| provements. Can you beat it?” ven plans com- | ation of Mr, Hearst to the city's wel- | W8% completely Kone, ln «|| Visit ioe mapiatrate of Judge dealin bathrooms above. mellow thirties, a cheery nature and| The luxury enjoyed by Caesar, as Vos who will ne as most unsuital Our men | back PORE PUY Ae the Bat fetie tact that the sols | “I did not bring to Albany any i depen tiene andy well the ships «of the| the old Executive | cannot fail to resent it, and T desire | eee ; a is full di y the fa hat the sol- | rd digestio! whole Executive Mansion, is attrib very real, home. |to record my own protest against it | Doysko Wins | .M. diers know what to expe This sit-| of my old helpers, 1 felt they grows radiant at a compliment. - |by dectining to serve on the com-|, CHICAGO, Dec, 31 5 res Daily from 1 to 4 P.M ation ts howd to furnisn many b would be lonely away from their | 4, her children. Good-iookine, win wi G80 tooktion will MinttOe sling” lite barred the toe hold to- || aree bdlems for the GHG tne 2F friends. | shall find what ser- ace Pro. S Abd hes te The thira setter is addr to Mr.| day, Promoters ruled againat it fot- || Boats 00 trates ' GAALSTURGAUULURTRONGE Tl obar, (| cre ccs ert sone ores cu ned ay jughos, dated Dec. 28 und NCd jowing on match Inst night when || Leave - , *{ am impressed with an order sald , a who will be eighteen on tho 2th of ‘ i truly yours, John F. Hylan,| Wiadek Zbyxko won two fallx from Fare 25 Cents to have been issued by the Chief o lieve,” she added, showing the | January; Emily, seventeen, and w York last week and wa rib "It reads: | Jim Savage with that torturing clamp. { Btaff of HB Northeastern Depurt-| dee, deep dimple in her pink pretty enough to cause a Harry among uted throughout a e untry, This Your letter, in which you say ‘It! it wax easy for Wiadek ment, U. 8. the acer r ” ni the youth of Albany which shall tive wine was purchased tn rar 7 of letters to pe chiefs thro | Plane ebook, “they will find mea | tM coal history: Catherinn, fourteen, | the law prohibiting the import the State of husetts urging | reasonable woman, whowe hair is a rope of shining gold liquors went into effect. There can them not to show lenicney towards | a KEYNOTE OF THE REAL ‘REA- | and whose blue eyes are distractingly be no mo | soldiers who conduct themeelves in i lash Arthur, eleven, and Wale Therefore. m that the an objectionable manner, and declar SONABLE” WOMAN, TORCHIAG B livale Tale WhO. ines: OF United States New York e+ ing that such men shoul be made On| ‘This gives you the keynote of Mrs,| may not merit the Ulivér Street con's breciatty, wil to the New Year ‘ example 0! or ta prote ne fia : descriptive phrase, “Limbs of 8 iy pract wir Ave 4 ‘Al’ Smith, She is @ reasonable V t reputation of the men wiio have been | it .wen't avey are mar upply d "1 manufactur Cc fighting abroad.” [ere a living proof to all male] joys childrens’ wae the temp There plenty of New York and Ss — rate praise of their mother, 4 Californ Jampagne the eity ig are healthy and hearty, and | i Mees und. the country of ‘t will they keep within bounds. They | (nly 4,000 Cases of Fore be drunk to-night by. pe who itu | e are not geniuses, just normal | pee ; i too thrifty to pay $14 a t for] - girls and boys. | Champagne in New York — |eonversation water which sells. for] anuary inen an “LT want them to be clean and} tat Cate $s a quart wholesale, and much of | honest and industrious, No, I have for Last Wet Fete. which did not cost more than $2.50 {planned no career for the girls scenes , quart, having been bought. befor: ° Emily is pretty good at the prohibition became ent. A large | and Catherine plays the violin In case the wa sd yt go on wrapped firm rbout a bot-| e~- read @ book all the way up in the _ ka Kank RuBhior heeblin ‘ 4 sai ane will be al train yesterday 7 neue i y camoutiag ENOUGH TO BECOME SENSIBLE holds out, New York's y Americans in vid an he WIVES AND MOTHERS of 4 champagne, outside ¢ 1 bo ablo ¢ K NN some respects this is the most “1 suppose they will marry cat ld liq 1 aN ev nl impo’ Li White { Mrs. Al after a little pause. i je a quart tant inen and that will be career enough, if they 5° with « A DaKine 2 -_ mothers.” J | ba “ on naz- {be termed floating sup) of imported by | ' What is a sensible wife T haz rm Py | By concentrating on the task of comfortable looking library ut amount in the judeme of bes " Joe just then Secretary informed importing houses, to yarn world during the four critical years Namee ed, wheth 8 nasa b0o Loya Say Pough ¢ . not, and implored ca | ; rei nie just past, and knowing when and cy on a sister Woman quarts to the ea “ keepsie A. R. Men, Asking : F LG had time to get her |wupply held by restau nd Hylan to Drop Him whére to buy, we are this January hat and gloves off and examine her) oo igiiny ars Wh ane willie 6 , in a position to offer our Patrons a new home Pinar st i | POUGHKEEPSIE, De . After the Influenza ty aera ar iad ee mere ey go fom Bn Tay ot eoguat MeCutchecn Quality a ‘Imported and Domesti ; who is to have this room or that a lacvaay GUC Gh RUNES Re G.A.E h ve of McCutcheon at an mestic SOHO toe uenenaeton placeal {6 between 31,000 and 18000 quarts, |GUMEINE ! prices as low as, porate eps Be Lingeri It gets you in the head or back|casional purgative made up of | “I only know the witie pit a) hia promises to bi ver Reatnat Wi tH | ? gerie ‘—suddenly—amnd oh, how you|May-apple, leaves of aloe, jalap SP4" that 1 pro to keep it so. Il New Year's cele Chairman of the im lower than, they were a yeer ago, * F ; suffer! all on account of that lit-|and made into tiny sugar-coated am not uged to a large Boller, 108] A vinings, anil A Some eiib oe if and this notwithstanding the In imported Lingerie, now so tle influenza bacillus. It is a fact] pills—to be had at every drug bor in New Yar Chien yon Mgme, tie great hot 1 wurot whigh marked increase in cost during the _—_‘ifficult to obtain, we are able to Eee when nature tries to throw * | Bails as Dr, Pierce’s Pleasant jn Oliver Street. I have never lived| which ar 1 net forwar Mayor Hy! offer during this January Sale an 8 e be | Pe uu ta: 1 build up after the anywhere but in New York, yet W@]ory has be i ve , ; x ¢ y t je resu sometimes 18 ‘4 J . i suppose 1 + representat citizen, s . 5 aad yi ps plain and homelike I know Albany, " mation of the kidneys. There-| the body with vim, vigor and vi- having often spent a week at a time|corks wi loy has heen ve eriously Mainly Prices on these goods cest French, M ira and Philip- fore, the best way is to assist| tality, take an iron tonic, known here when Mr Ree wae in the Aas The float visible supply in jaue ned Gor Wiuening saldiere- are below even present-day whole- pine handwork at prices which are nature as much as you can either}as “Irontic,” and sold at most. Course. i te ita ee med b who have been in sale prices. remarkably reasonable. 5 fter the attack by|drug stores, or that well-known, “At first it seams a Little strange, | 6000 cass pally necord hou of ; nee sara Ne poi fons (toxins) fherbal tonie which has been so, Put Now that the war Is over and] include n nt | f un affront to the Te ae inert ices We are also showing a beauti- Hom the body through the ex-| favorably known for. the past| terry t are sure we ahall all face (i vf — ful line of Lingerie of domestic ; é | . ! su cannot change much for the better cretory organs, stich as the how-| fifty years, Dr. Pierce's Golden | New Year with tightened hearts and] FF" Jaieiaaey | 05 manufacture, els, skin and kidneys. Drink | Medical Discovery. This is made a eere ne RILEY CAT UE ee SCA ATEIG, ITA, Reha RGh for two years, and we therefore 1 Thursd plenty of hot water, hot or cold| from roots and barks of forest a " falo, Pittsburgh, Chicago ar . FSLauKT ARIAS EITM HCH Cok tke Sale opens ursday lemonade, take Dr. Pierce's trees and brings the freshness of | ‘A REAL HOME: long jump a he \ at Camp Dever Morning, January 2 sles 2 F 5 s right te t < “We are a home-loving family, and] er;—san Fran r 1 it ed Ay Anuric Tablets for the kidneys the wood ght to yout In liquid) 4. ong as we tivo hore cis vig boune| Cre aan Francluca, Tho it ne a soch Linens as they need or are McCutch & C and backache, Then take an oc-|or tablets.— is going to be a real home if I can] *'4 DN fs wa | ames utcheon O. help to make it so. 36,000 quarts on hand for te " t nera likely to need for themselves or for se AS TSE ea ag fell a Se = : gift purposes during the coming Fifth Avenue street, The lace curtains are priuly +] Grab, bUk each Wale glass Doce ie year. 34th and 33d Street: woe eee ee, SS sited with @ fat holly wreath pe- sashed with red. } SUND A Y When I re ached it at dusk Jast night, sha of orange light poured from every window 1 across e porch from the unpretentious front door | Within the main hallway the family 4 4 “Come in,” called the new Execu tive hospitably “We'll be throug | - * hoa minute The flashpowder popped and bang. | whe would have. encouraged ‘an ¢ e Capitol Calendar (in colors); Columbia to the Rescue saiies tire evening of such congenial indoo: rt, But there was business afoo. retary of State Hugo was waiting | 64 seo : ‘ ; - s\e D. bl P: Cc l M. nt the cortificate of election The Bayer Cross—Your Guarantee of Purity cover poster in colors); Double-Page Color h ap of i the tre table in the parlor Bayer-Tablets and Capsules of Aspirin contain genuine Aspirin, i , and a few pleasant words were said An unmarked white tablet is an unknown quantity. - ' P . Pe ot only oe ottelal oathy and fraterna| AN UAMANEE SOLA FARIA: 1A AB KABBRHD GNEE another new nation of Europe—Jugo-Slavia. welcome, but because It was the Gov. | every tablet of genuine Bayer-Tablets of Aspirin is marked with The ernor- ‘8 forty-fifth birthday, and ., = holiday time and moving in day, and Bayes Sines: ve ret eesti valtvwitn ‘ihe . A , ‘ P everything. earn how to distinguish them — familiarize yourself with th I re PEA, 0 Paes Rae f wate srl MASE INS congratuletions Mr, Smith| Mayer Grossr, Loow tor tv on the tablets themeeiven n Gravure:—New Year's Messages from America’s Dis- promised in turn to be a good and Asi Re Pat. Of conscientious servant a . ‘ . euler . . . . . \ ainough he meant it. He tinguished Octogenarians, with photo-portraits. he gave his small son Walter, who dashed from his place at his moth- er's side to grasp his daddy's hand say “Good luck, Pop, and a hap- Phen oie, ong, remembered Cas: |Order Next Sunday World from Newsdealér in Advance