The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1919, Page 14

anched. “POLES ARE KILLE erty Com pany nt officials Rttehanc iit for. the Bmergency Ficct Corporation for uae of rkation artme York itnriyt Car Float No.1 NO MORE FOOT MISERY || RESISTINGINVASION “OF GERMAN TROOPS, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUAKY 641, “POOL OF WAR DEBTS PROPOSED AS PART OF WORLD LEAGU Minister of Finance Wor tv e Matter Taken Up After So- ciety of Nations Is Formed PARIS, Jan The Committee on Fiseal Legislation of the Cham. H i $1, WALL STREET DIVIDENDS 10 cents Cresson Gold Minin Feb. 10, E ao eee BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT sy CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. 10 ey eet Tia owing tm % plus of $5.0 share tt $ the preceding ye g ’ ver of Deputies yesterday heard Irregulars Fired On TeUtONS ine sinister of Finance, M. Klota, ICE-MINT Sent to Occupy Kulmsee on the proposal made several A New Discovery Stops Martial Law Proclaimed weeks ago by Deputy Jacques i General Chemical Co. Soreness and Corns | tt ‘ii 7 Sterns for an Interailied finan- |; D oeeiMe dint ft Ch peterd late Fall of | nenttx, gan. 4 CAssociatea! lal society, for the liquidation of |r ol hall bet I Jus: @ touch or two with Tee-Mint and! proc) Advices from the West the combined war debt of the Al- SE : d } Bee seks Mea eee hens vas dees | Prussian bor where Gorman) Hes M. Klotz had given the iw director of the United Biater Aus OF calious shrivels and lite off | troops hav espa inst, scheme thorough study, and sald Company tite No matter what you have tri Sineinees Ithe Poles that German! that the French Government had # leuthoriaes th rants Waliees cr Jforce that been assigned to) heen accorded the Initiative at the | the Sompa risen at th ‘ a h vn of Kulmere, which Peace Conference In presenting a | HenreaL aeetor + 1 annual m d in Philade a t the railway jun n between’ plan for the creation of a “finans | yer Marine ct vw 3 | Phoriae an they wi peers io Sr the Love, suet a nrive eh UD and 1st r nd Graudenz, was forced (9) atay section of the Society of Na+ | *\iasm Gop made i ‘ ah p by rm after Polish | tons Mid ‘ . Vi Detaunasne eeatcrna a Ges The plan is to be examined by a jpyae OF Y from | ; fine Financial Committee which the | ing obligat man Lieutenant and men had year, aha ti [preceded the troot find quarters) conference has decided | to appoint. a] nter.ng y Hal “when He ee Rel abe Panna 0 TEN CAPITAL BATTLESHIP & [eee aireeterd of tie BY a a ible heck oda aaled , v Company have vote ubjeet fand disarmed. The Ge hans escaped roval of the stockholders a Ne * 100 shares, by | was fired on by the * | Committee Also Recommends Con- be Feria 1 : Mendar TAtowe Wi struction of Ten Scout Cruisers "Sastae sae ae fuse ‘ D« Costing $4,000,000 Each. | LIBERTY BONDS reduced its pr ad from 6 { refused, and th had tot g \ ; > é ABT ’ * * barded r tormed WASHINGT Jan Unanimous c amounting to $1,150,000 ha j Don’t Wait Until |} ))7''!? 2") datas ohh [MOOROTAL’ GE WhiASeralaLne ewe P ai [rem "ahe ub-Frean Your Eyesight sideredie: toon 1 and wound. | three-y savel programme, with i Ruined 1, while the Germans had no cas- jhe number of capital ships reduced ; Is Ruine rath trom winteon to ten tecause of | Delay means danger if your Martial law has been procl Among experts over the Relah bonne SATO ‘a eyes need the help of glasses ty , Germar Hees Saeal ¢ des » { 4 now. Nothing is so important ga The program While the stock market to-day was . 1 ull, 7 shown se | ' iat OU 88 good cyengnt. population by I ginning next duly dull, fair atrength was shown in sev-| Reliable Eyesight Examination PARIS, Jan ved | announcing the committes's action, {°°"! Standard Issues until near { 2 \ |] by Registered Eye Specialists. ||| from Berlin by way of Amsterdam annual appropriation till carry. |cloee, when i | BARBERS BOOST RATES. ied Glasses, $3to $10 |]! siting thar Field Marsh von ).000,000 was a ol ng {“ppeared to be effort | i Correctly Fitted Gla: $3to $1 a oe bt jing , $750.000.0 ‘w 9 approved Inctua Lal adyate ave eh ait did't 1 | Extra Tax of 15 Cente for a Hate t under the w p n eo succeed. new programm 10¢ Sy Established 57 Years ro |formal indication of the attitude of ‘Bteel wie up 18 Batdwial 4 York: 184 B’way, at John St My spooataatabaite he attitude of | opening. tee] was np win i od 293 Sixth ‘Av., 1sth St. were Stowand the Navy Department's ju 1.2, Mexican Pe ned | ee hen te Gody | Sonterapce decides on wari dibvowen [Li:h Hide and Leather preferred 3-4, | 1°, i" West gad Street: ppset | i * on world disarma-| Marine preferred at 971-2 was off! mor he present calc hany's | mer P ¥ ‘ ‘ | arihed strength In addition to the ten battleships, to|5-8: These prices ut the end of the/ said, is to Jeost not over $21,000,000 h, the pro- |Mrst half hour were all shaded, Ma- | journeymen A GALLON TAX WILL DOUBLE THE COST OF ext rdinary prices, You mu fore the revenue bill is signed, when the a gallon tax takes effect—it doubles the cost The supply of favorite brands is running low. Get ee ee ee ee es yours Now at our 4 t i | t ial Prices for To-day and Saturday Only f STANDARD WHISKIESpot. Gal BRANDIES ANDGINSpet cia , Old Taylor Whiskey, at. .. $2.25 98-50 | Majestic Cognac XXX $2.00 $9.00 Qld Crow, 58, $1.75; at 2.00 | Ou Archile Freres XXX. . 2.25 10.00 Green River, bot., 1.75.5 2.00 7:50| 3 ‘Robin Cognac G.L. XXX 2.75 Or tickory Rye, bot.1.80:at. 1.78 7.00] Pianat & Co course Mam Ee Old Hermitage Rye Qt. 2.25 8.50) Hennessy or Martell XXX. 3.25 Golden Sponsor Rye,tull ats. 2.00 7.50 | | Remy Martin Cognac XXX 415 Hunter Whiskey, W. L 1.75 7.50| Blackberry Brandy, 1.25 @ 1.50 F) Old Private Stock; quart... 1.79 7. 00 | Peach or Apricot Cordial... 150 2.00 Ginger ‘Brandy 1 ; 275 Gorden Dry Gin 198 Old Crow Bond, 5s, $2.25; qt 2.60 Tuxedo Club Dry 175 8.00 i Guckenheimer, Bond 5s.... 2.00 —) Queensboro Dry 150 7.00 Golden Wedding, Bond, qt. 2.60 A, Lane's or Gayoso Ory... 1:75 Overholt, bonded, at 2:70 | Plymouth Gin, Gubey's im. Paul Jones or Cutters... 185 —|De Kuyper Holland Gin. 2.60 Grow, Kirk's or Hunter... 2.00 —|Meder Swan Gin, 103 gal. 3.50 $2.00; Duffy's Malt 155 =| Buchu Dr.Bouviers,qt, 1.90 Rye, 58, $1.40; at. 1.65 6.50 | Queen Holland Gin. 1:80. 7.00 fmperiat Club or Monogram 1.25. 8 00 | Soe Raat An wea tae Payerite enieiey i 138 8:85 | Tom finest, $1.50 and 1.7 Holly Ciut iskey, qi ‘ ? Ae OatY Wiviokey, Orchard br. 1:80 6.80|_. QUALITY WINES Canadian Club 3.25 | St. Julien Type Claret 35 $1.50 Gooderham & Woerz 10 yrs. 3.00 Crown Court Claret 40 1.75 } Mackey & Mackey Scotch. 225 10,00|Medoc Grand Maison 50 2. \ Ramsey's Scotch 2.25 10.00|St. Julien “Bordeaux 80 2.00 } Cunningham's Scotch 1.85 8.50|Medoc, Barton & Guestier's 1.25 Mitchell's Scotch, in jugs.. 3.00 St. Estephe, Calvert & Co. 1.50 Wing George or ity Walker 3.25 |Medoc, Nathi. Jonnston... 150 | mere Scotch 2:25 10.00 | Niersteiner White Wine 75 2.75 | orth Scotch XXXXKX 2.2! | Koenigsbacher, A. Kramer 1.75 MacDonald, 10 yrs.. 3.00 Laubenheimer, 22 Green Stripe 3.25 Sauternes, 50c; q s White Label 3.25 Haut Sautern ; Black and White 3.25 Sauternes, Ba ] Burke's or Bushmiil’s irish 2.50 — | Golden Vailey 2.00 i John Jameson & Son XXX 2.50 Old Castle Port 2.50 Cruishkeen Lawn, Irish Medisco Port or 3.00 (jugs) 3.00 —|Oporto Port, Imported 1100 4°00 Dunvilie trish 2.25 | Delicioso Sherry, imported 1:90 4.00 James Boyle & Co. irish. . 2.25 10.00] Duff Gordon Sherry 4.00 James Cunningham Irish. 1.85 7.50|A. G. F. Graham's Oporto ie pee Heart Jem. Rum, imp. 2.65 MMoM, Guyitig le Sherry. feo Cariton Jamaica Rum 2.00 MM, Guvills Sle Sherry 160 Tuxedo Cocktails, quart... 1.75 J y orto i Creme de Menthe, 1.50 and 1.75 VERMOUTH Rock and Rye, for colds.. 1.50 Vermouth, Italian, Imp'ted 1.10 Grenadine, 75c; finest 1.00 Vermouth, French, impt'd 1.25 Kummel, finest 4.50, 1,75, 2.00| Vermouth; Italian. dom'tic 75 Ss Dubonnet J. B. Marten’s . | 2.00 Vermouth, French, dom'tic 75 MANY OTHER BRANDS NOT LISTED AT SACRIFICE PRICES, ASK US! Enat Side of Between 108 Eighth AVE., seiests, aatly reached by care, subway ) in Y, L and Hudson Tube j airpla Jin width. ation Hill, carrying re 6 $1b04o21 ntroduced in the Lex | the chairman of the Fina punt $1,228,449 would be Of this an natitutions, $131,6 sand $171 Most as explained, Ww | war time prices and conditions | oo. Soldier rns to Poller Force, Joseph Mulvey, of No. Flatbush 254 Martense Stre A FRIEND in the kitchen waste To avoid To make taste less dishes appetizing To make warmed-overs absolutely enjoyable. To give cooking a delicious flavor, LEAsPERRINS SAUCE IME ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE It's a daily assistant. STATE DEFICIENCY BILL IN. Ider cables, cable rates for eel, en Are Blamed f rl Banetc Brooklyn, to-day re- | turned to the police force as a de- tective at the Bath Beach Staton Mulvey obtained @ leay and enlisted in Aprit t Mny Re L0tat He. wen and re ved his hi tan. 1 ina Spanis gram provides for ten scout cruisera | Tine losing to 961-4, Ste to cost up $0 $4,000,000 each. It was|Pennsylvania, ex, dividend, sold at |decided to leave in abeya: the pro- |441-2, up a quarter from the previous | posal to construct 130 smaller craft close. | wor | _— | LEFT NOTHING TO BABY | CURB—Opened firm. General As- ame * | phalt, 631-4 up 3-4; Inter, Cont. Rub- | the, Battery \ sob Det Cat ow | ber. 193-4 up 5-8; Houston, 78 to 791-2: | tion are sticking to the old te cont tune | Mid-West, 128 to 130; Inter, Pet,, 211-2|for a hair ct rt | " ‘ up 1-4 yal Dutch Steel, new, 721-2 = | wine A contest | to 73 ATWATER FOUND GUILTY was started to-day before Surrogate] Noon prices were irregular. Gen- |Mlater of Westchester County over the eral Asphalt 65 up 21-2, pfd, 98 up 1; | Comvleted of Hypothtcating 1 will of Mrs. Hazel Golden. ughter Of! int Cont Rub, 19 1-4 up 1-8; Hatn, 80 fonds Belonging to Ot opold Kahn, otherwise known as Ad-lu5 4: int Pet, val | POUGHKEE Nic¥s | mirat Dot, who travel with the Bar- Dutch af rT, membe of hum Circus for many years, Suit was . m of Atwater, Fo |begun by ex-Judge A L. Martin, | UP 1 United Mtrs, | @ snerriil was found guilty of hypoth an dian for Madeline Golden, the | 36 3-8 Okla P & R Right, 1-2) cating Liber Bonds belongir Jone-year-old daughter of the deceased, |to 9-16; Sinclair Gulf, 24 1-4 to 94; | othe this afternoon, by ju Hi | Mrs. Golden and her father died only | Swift Inter Corp, 42 to 3; Gen Mtrs {will be sentenced Monda |two days apart in the White Plains /6s, 80 to 1; Chev Mtrs, 140 to 5 na, | — | Hompitat from pneumonia, Mrs, Golden|7 5-8 to 7 3-4; US Steamship, & 1-4 NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. made a will giving her mother, Mrs./t 3 3.8; Mdwst, 128 to 30; Cosden &| - tie Kahn of White Plains, her entire | 2 tg 2 41.5 {rane nous estate, extimated to be worth about |i | it : rt aa Be $45,000, while the infant daughter is} he close waa irregular: Gl Aspiit |ss | not letf a cent. In her will Mrs. Golden [%8, wy 31-2; Ry) Dutgh off 1; Int 1 jaaya she expects her mothor to take Cont Rbr 191-8: U 8 § 13-8, off [1 that whe was dying when she made ths (!4) Int Ptr 215-8, up 8-8; Houston | 1a" willand not inher ight mind 81-2, off 1-2 — - FLIGHT FROM ROOF BARRED.| sonny six co cpenea 41-2, Juiz . Tuling | ee Won't Let Ve Isd 4 high 5, | | Landing 41-2, rwis 5, ruling 5, clad 41 | PARIS, Thursday, Jan, 30.—The po- lent | to-day refused to permit: dulc |Vedrines, the aviator, to attempt a} There is a RCA OFA Jreturn flight from the root of tho| counting in prime paper a Sands 4) lalleries Lafayette on which he land- | per cent. for regular maturities din an airplane on Jan. 1% After} CLBARINGS — New York, K the police ann ment, the airplane | 447,106 ase, $139,203,938, Phil-| Jwas tnken a and the pieces wore hia, 7,888: increase, $14 brought down by elevator Boston, $38,531,294 Ry landing on the roof of the | Le lerivs Lacayette Vedrines won a sihai Wun eT hhadune GAB) Gebion | iem the Clearing House, $1,698,390, 1 |The r eral Reserve Bank, creditor, $38,010, tured |} and | | EXCHANGE ding was f weakness in Swiss francs ea eApirentive abona 4, wiss frances, | GRAIN—Chic ue 100K AT TONGUE Hua {If Cross, feverish or bilious | give “California Syrup of Figs.” a uld laxative si it treatinent given. one is out-of-sorts, isn't resting, cating and act ing naturally--look, Mother! see if tongue is coated. ‘This is a sure sign ay that its little stomach, liver and Oetiee ; iwi? 0 bowels are clogged with waste. When Markéi ‘closed firm, up 22 cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour, | pointe : breath bad or has stomach-ache, Pane ea Aca e aganh pela \¢ arthoea, sore throat, full of cold, ages a teaspoonful of “California Byrop of Fish” ans ina few hours al May the constipated poison, undigested | foo | and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and youl have a well playthl child ancin Mothers can rest easy after giving up | points | Closing bid and asked prices follow: | this harmless “fruit laxative,” because May, 14.18-14.14 14.00-14.07; July, | it never fails to cleanse the little one's peels 14 ? Rihsey Septem: |tiver and bowels and sweeten the | November, Deceminer, ita. Stomach and they dearly love its ~ re leasant taste, Full directions for 18.63; Januar 13.58 | babies, children of all ages and for EARNINGS anadian Northern,| &TOwn-ups printed on each bottle | Dec. gross increased, $1,770,100, Six| Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. |months gross increased 0, net| Ask your druggist for a bottle of | for six months decreased § |“California Syrup of Figs,” then see | New York, Chicago and St, Louis—| that it is made by the "C California Fis | Twelve months’ gross increased $0,- | Syrup Company.” —Advt, — | iyi. Overcoats and Ulsters Formerly *40, *45 and *50 and *35 and *40 Suits In the Greatest Sale Since the War Began at $29.50 And $65, $70 and $75 Overcoats and Ulsters at $48.59 No finer Ready-to-Wear Clothing than that made by the Famous House of Kuppenheimer can be had any where—and this great Sale offers you their very finest 1918-19 Fall and Winter productions at most remarkable price reductions. Annual Clearance Sale of Shoes at 49th Street Only—Shoes up to $14 new $8.45, and $15.00 Shell Cordovan Shoes now $9.45. 8 8 THE KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN NEW YORK 279 Broadway Broadway, at 49th St. 47 Cortlandt Street 2 Flatbush Ave. 44 East 14th St 1456 B'way, at 42d St. 125th St., at 3d Ave. Brooklyn 14th Street, 1456 Broadway, 125th Street and Brooklyn Stores Open To-morrow Night PHYSICIAN SAYS WHISKEY ONLY Stimulant To Be Relied On In Pneumonia During the influenza and pneumonia epidemic whiskey has been widely used in homes, hospitals and army camps. Such good results were obtained by its use that a physician in the Rochester, N. Y. Post Express, of Saturday, Jan. 11th, states: “WHISKEY is a lifesaver in disease, the only diffusable stimulant to be relied upon in pneumonia. It is not a depressant, as prohibition- ists would wish us to believe, and it will be very much missed if they have their way. The doctors have all been very busy and some of them may not agree with the health bulletin or me, but I have not had one single fatality in this epidemic and know whereof I speak. Let us use our reasoning powers and thereby increases our Roaily) re- sistance to disease. "Tn all severe types of pneumonia there are two sources of danger—heart insufficiency, and high temperature. A large portion of deaths from pneumonia result from heart failure. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey judiciously used is one of the most efficient means of preventing and overcoming it,” says another physician, Another reason it is a remarkable remedy in the treatment and relief of grip, coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis, catarrh, pneumonia, and all diseases of the throat and lungs, is that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey aids in keeping the digestive functions in healthy condition so that the body gets the necessary health and strength from food eaten—enabling it to throw off disease germs. Duffy’s is made for medicinal purposes only—absolutely pure and full of whole- some and health giving properties. Unlike the ordinary beverage article, it contains practically no fusel oil or tannin, and therefore proves agreeable and beneficial to the most delicate stomach. Its quality never varies. Duffy's is used in many reputable hospitals and prescribed by unprejudiced physicians, “Get Duffy’s and Keep Well” The genuine Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by most druggists, grocers and If they can’t supply you, or offer a substitute, write us for prices direct. Useful household booklet free. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Rochester, N. Y. OMIA LLL LALLLIA LLL LUL LEAL LLL ELL LAL LE LLL LSLL LUAU ADMUU DLL PUA SLU DLLME LULU hag gee GET 1919 WORLD ALMANAC T0-DAY-om ALLEL MALLY ALLL ALAM LLELLAL LLL UU LAL LAMM DDL