The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1919. t European reconstruction. Pieree Cy Ml gee sommercial attache at aris ead iL) the necessity for eu WEL, LT REENER [~~ "|Menor Hi Financial Knowledge Who Dicumed ” |GQASILATES HERE == SEet People Novice It. Prive Them 9 appt i iad Wor at the Bish a Relations Dinner repost, “settlements had been made in @ Off with Dr. Edwai wen death sia 9 @ 102 personal a Olive Tat Tablets injury cases, at an aggregate cost of about $138,000, While only an approx- it embarrass you el imation can be made of the amount of edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin damages atill accruing, the sum prob- shoold begin to clear after you have | nly will not be leas than $1,100,000. Fr KiNoseuR CURTIS ~ AD RELATONGHP Cn EAT WB. MON TAVON taken the tablets a few nights. | “Since my appol ent Ih - YOUR HAIR AND Geanse the biood, Lag Ad Led thi Mi the continuation of ‘taking Beets | ets, t . ry | wir edvadyOre To here's | Garrison Estimates 8 $1,100,000 settlements up to the point of pay- Plans Formulated: at wbthty fter taking them. | ment, in order to await the instruc. | Wid gee rm Se aeknees or pala after taking theme | Will Be Needed to Settle | orm’ or ane court tn the premlees of Educators and Busi- which calomel does, and just as effec. for Tunnel Deaths, Provision will have to be made for tively, but; their action is gentle and ness Men. J safe instead of severe and akpi 2 8 raising money to meet these claims if Hair becomes _ ‘charming, | No one who takes Olive Tablets Lindley M. Garrison, temporary re-| Mey are to be paid.” ; | Representatives of the foreign Coe wavy, lustrous and thick ever cursed with “a dark brown taste,”’ | woiver for the Brooklyn Rapid Tranait| The report recommends that pro- euliten 1h Rew York Ony .ahook| in a few moments. oe breath, a dull, | asta | ; ‘ etd + vision be made as soon as possible for b ’ vate ing, constipation, torpid liver, Company and its subsidiaries, the) 409 or 600 new steel motor cara, to | hands to-day with business men, is ap or pimply face. New York Municipal Railway Cor-| cont approximately $20,000 each SEK MAA. Bada TARE Ohiee Ee, bit of dandruft disap: Edwards’ Olive Tablets are isn. ana the New York Consoli-| $10,000,000 NEEDED FOR CON- | of Mack O. Prentiss, No, 108 Broad pears and hair stops purely vegetable compound mixed with | 0 ‘ nied STRUCTION WORK way, under the auspices of the newly coming out. adel tadeke know them by their | date 4 ciate enue 4 aden Salli Attached to the report, which fills organized ( cil on Foreign Rela- a preliminary report to J | cntrey tepeweitten : chiar tion For a few cents you can save your (Sib Bards spent years snd Lowel |M. Mayer in the United States Dis-| two schedulon, which show in detall th he ’ hair. In less than ten minutes you tients affiicted with liver and Lowe! wo sched which show in detail the pone will be ‘doubl b Your hair be- j complaints, and Olive aoe oe the |trict Court to-day that he is making| financial #ituation of the corporations, — —- t sd feeling Setween | oe sit Magn PO Lao | yt | settlements with relatives of the vic-| the terms of thetr contracts with the B R T OFFICIALS’ SALARIES A nd er nations, was aad appears pel At leo aa how much better you feel and look, tims of the Malbone Street tunne}| City and the present statug of obliga. ln he Te laun 1 su fully last rt \t eharming as @ young girl’ ‘and 25 per box. All druggiot® | yw pock of Nov. 1, in which ninety-four| Uns on both sides. Dealing with the hos Toy | isee ei Sie. ahi HONOR eR j teil ri yet to be fulfilled, the re. ‘There are yet to be furnished and supplied by the New York Municipal Railway Corporation the following | things, which it is estimated will cost GIVEN OUT BY RECEIVER; (ore eA Noncscnte|metten a eeth with «le Dane give) any other information desired K wonpena! ‘HJured. Money must be supplied by BURDAY WORLD WANTS a Lin of dust, dirt or excessive oil, and in Other Officers of Company Draw Phis was said to be the inauguration | just a few moments you have doubled : jof a custom destined to prove profit- the beauty of your hair. A delightful | approximately $10,000,000, exclusive of from $25,000 to $10,000 a Year | able to all concerned surprise awaits those whose hair has taxes, discount and interest during —Finds Legal Staff Efficient Many of those who briefly addressed | been neglected or is scraggy, faded, (0) ul NS | construction day's In na mbly had been ed oe Ras tn Rieti hay : LS ; HE following list of salaries ; inquet, |tifying the hair, Danderine dissolves { PPENHEIM ban el fi aaa Fee He oF of B, R. T. officials was in- bane’ levery particle of dandruff; cleanses, city railroads for “initial " ul purifies and invigorates the scali 8 » = eport to-de pu g Ps 34th Street—New York operation” (includes 100 , i cheecsgi le aad forever stopping itching and falling additional cars not yet DR. vuLIUS of Recelver Garrison hair, but what will please you most delivorea ss $5,500,001 &. STEFAN SSON KLEIN oh Tear, | will be after a few weeks’ use, when ‘i T Gumeidinn tf shies” Leen rect aiteikicaaes oa ——————_|_ Timothy 8. Williams, Pres. .$75,000 you see new hair—fine and downy at Exceptional Sales hursday | 4 ee na ($60,000 paid by the B. R. T. first-—yes—but really new hair grow- ee tracks on he ensions of $5,000,000, which will be payable within | Railroad Company in receipt of the and $25,000 by other com ing all over the scalp. If you care Pipeseokeged Srehied ating 2,500,000] the next ten months in amounts ap-|moneys which it has loaned to the panies of the system) rH Fait ne an fie at Kee ui ‘ y i Se ee eee proximat 600,000 onth, a) Bs lyn Rapid Transit Company,| W. 8. Mendé thief Pn surely get a small bottle of Knowl- Positively None Sent Cc. 0. D. railroads (includes yard A eee wan tar atten | P heve aaea’ droped ae ‘\ton's Danderine from any drug store items aggregating $3,000,000, which |it would have more than sufficient New York y at Coney Island and 86th nie wt a A Waid | Feucdhoas 65; bay: AIL. (GRENIER : or toilet counter and just try it— Mihsdts Hapections VARA: IP probably wiH not be required until | res r " ‘ent in- Railway Cor Advt * 4 July 1, 1920, Webtedness—-which includes principal- poration ‘we tant to | not furnished by the city) 2,000,000 aI i geo | . Pee de Fourteen major items of construc-|ly the amount owned to the Brook- the President of B. 1. T. 25,000 | Total... . + see e+$10,000,000 | tlons are listed in the section dealing |!yn Rapid Transit Company, rents C.D. Mene Vv Pr 15,000 | The report point s out that these} With work that remains to be done by | due to the New York Municipal F ral J. J. Dom ice I 1 ) 'Hgures do not include possible pur. | the city. The report says the city s|Way Corporation and certain unpaid) ©, 1. Roehi, 12.000 | chases of real estate or abutting prop- | delay in completing its part of the| taxes, most of which are in liti-| Howard Abel 1 erty owners’ damages on account of |contract has thrown “an unantici- | &tion.” Salaries paid 1 | elevated railroad obstruction. The ro-| pated amount of traffc over tho one| Referring to the finances of the} ment-"my short acquaint | | port says the $10,000,000 total includes | subway outlet in the Borough of Man-| New York Municipal Railway Cor-| with which,” says the r ver, Kenly eae EA Contre Street Loop, and over connect. | °!Y in construction work arising) —total $123,300 a year. George D 1\4 fed id ; +9 ing lines in Brooklyn, resulting unfar. | Ut of contracts with the city, the ana iasukue as | Reduced to How $s This § unately both to the satisfactory op. | "Port explains that the proceeds of | $25,000, rles Wood | F i ation of the road and the financial | [a realy ee $60,000,000 se ita bonds, assistant genera! counsel, gets || | or e thorized for construction purposes. °6,000, : , 4 ° C L f 0: W return." jau $25,000, and Charles L. Woody, || ¥ orns Lift Out Wit “PRESENT FINANCIAL conoi- | have become exhausted) gna’ tiat (tel Austen’ gancral coddecl: wat, || Thurs. & Friday Only Fingers No Pain! TION” EHOWN. re on tiie sleet Ponty, used for! $19,000, The salari | Te eT See RELO RE Ren d _— ! Under the heading "Prpsent Finan- | Construction purvoses ani have not! nineteen other at ; | v 00 (@ rs t cla! Condition,” the report gives the | Pe? Lage baie USoanlad ve Consolidated.| staff range from 14 OA f pat: i de trom, | (218! Income of the New York Congol- | FOr this reason the B TFeg ACRE IS 1} ra anks to a new discovery made from . va le ; o a Japanese product, your foot troubles can | }dated Ratiroad Company for the year | “Pm! was Waals on wal Dts res i|4 Formerly $ 50 | be auickly ended ending June 30, 1918, after all charges, | °° ie tune On| more rei rk $21.50 to $30 ° Toe Mint, as this new preparation te ‘. * its outstanding bonds (all of which| Municip: 1} KS deci j called. In nald to hrivel up hard 2, | as $1,815,251.22. A balance sheet of the | Vitn the exception of $2,265,000 are| $6.208.0 ng} t/t Reduced to 4 | oF corns betw New York Consolidated as of Nov. 20,| ™ vedi eg! agate eabty 40 0 MRbeadeg| baste | } ir that they, can be tifted ov n owned by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit ‘A Mi the Wil | fingers. IU» wonderful of It; only | 1918, indicates a surplus of $1,215,540. "1 ued to the companies incre 1h ~ a touch of two of Jee-Mint und Teal’ foot >| Company and pledged a9 sbcurity | trom 1916 to 1919, VW Joys Yours excluding dividends declared for the] for its 7 per cent. notes.) lisernunca “® and the ¢ 1} SPECIAL SALE t | 1,200 Women’s Spencers |): niet sega nS inttovanc'and amon” "| MORE THAN, si4900000 FOR IM. |i AE 0 | ec 9 docan't even t ‘The report goes at length Into the! MEDIATE NEEDS. generally on the syste : ‘ OF DRESSES ‘ Seni yen Waves | practice of the holding company in) ‘The financial requirements for the | !® @ statement showing t) mdocdendanche ; will draw the ne o id | borro’ -|immediate future for the three re-|fve months ending Nov itt fateaiy" heal" the sore’ and’ cefer” plagem | DOrTOM IDR from ite constituent com-| tir irsnip companies ‘are given aa | system ned ¢ AT \% OFF Of Shetland yarn in White and at- Japanese secret OF fine, | panies and pays: “IE it is to be 88 saliows: all cha | 3 : “i ‘ i Hien boot santa sumed that the amount represented|" New York Municipal Railway Cor- | the correspond” i] TL eee eee tractive colors. Sizes 38 to 46 | by certificates of indebiednens, being | poration, $6,000,000; Hrooklyn Rapid failing, off or ror. 86.70 | An all wool g 50 un] 4 Transit 5,220,000; New York | Per cent. | ‘ at | for capital purposes, will continue to Gana aa’ Ballvond Cominany, he various source : tl {| Serge Dress ° hud tearm for yours i! what soild foot com: | stand, then it is quite evident that! g's15,7 |the BR. T. are listed | as low as r n nace 5 like It) were the New. York Consolidated al requirements for the|tem's chief present ditt Special Jncribed as « of | . Of interest, dividend debtedness having been reduced, STEAMER YUMA SINKS, HAYNILETON ( a Genuine ur Collar 307 Fifth Ave., N. Y. $12. 50 Near 31st Street No mail orders at sale prices. ‘‘Kayser’s’’ Union Suits “Kayser's” Ribbed White Li Seven In Lifeboat Not Heard Prom, t 1 The Clyde-San Domingo OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & G 34th Street—New York. Are Say le Union. Suits, of No.| Ul Broadway announced ye rday aft i\ tight knee, reinforced; regular and extra sizes. noon receipt of a message that their | — ateamer Yuma of 1,000 tons, with a crew | ey of twenty-seven and a cargo of sugar, 1 t (“LIZA was wrecked Friday on Mouchoir Ban and sank next day | The cablegram waid Capt, J. 1D, Jones | and most of the crew are safe. "Thi Mate John Miller of No. ii Avenue, Bronx, a clerk and hands left the ship in 4 : have not been hear rE laborers who Were were | saved by improv The Yuma Special 69c Another Extraordinary Sale Thursday **Kayser’s’’ Silk Top Union Suits Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Pink and white, “Kayser's” Union Suits; silk top, lisle bod ish, tight > 1 25 knee, fully reinforced. Special \ - New York Can Find Work for Reasonable Nu Of Serge, Velveteen and Velour Cloth f Me } There is no surplus uifton ia be N S i } in New York State tate can W a e find work for a wsonable number o. oO on this class of 1. v6 yy Tilden Adamson, controller of th Complete Standard ' a “Haoelte Attractive Models Me atone etal waa: |] War Ameriean Brassieres and Bandeaus bre net creas, “ay Record Annual the Federal Depa r contrary condition ¢ By Mail It must 1 is work. re Attractive models of pink brocaded satin, 5 ‘ amount of common labor ¢ all-over lace and ribbon and lace | Superior Men's Wear Serge en Sean anne’ Because this is so there large influx of State, If there in navy and black, braid and button-trimmed. Em- broidered Velvyeteens in Navy, Burgundy, Brown and Black. Also several smart models of Velour Cloth. here we would very soon plus Sale Price 85c PREPAID £&VERYWHERE Newsstands and by Newsboyr Douglas Oil | eee Edition 300,000 Clath Bound (Ready About Feb. 1), 75c. 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