The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1919, Page 6

oe or thdifferent. ys bears the Fi damweon (Mo.) Gem) remember that many a man fires after your health really | Mim Care a rap whether it's good, Cw ASTORIA For Infants and Children 19 West 24th St. Tuesday Bargains Silk Remnants About 5,000 short remnants of Silk, Satin, Messaline, Taffeta, etc.; extra | Demoer | tent | Jeremiah O'Leary, |Pederal District Court for violation of the Eaplonage Act, Jarens to the jury to-day. was neither a Soctaliat, nor a Bolshevist at.” ape ay TALKS ‘TO-YORYS~ Gatde on welence, trial net made a long ad- He said he an Anarchist “but a Jeffersonian By way of showing the ex- of the political thinking he has | Use For Over 30 Years done he discussed history from the he THREATEN 10 SUE time of the Magna Charta to the Four- teen Points of President Wilson, “IT voto and speak,” he said, “as my conscience dictates." No Connection with Any Other Muslin and Sheeting ‘By Unbleached Muslin in 10 yard '§ Unbleached Sheeting in 10 ya Bleached Sheeting in 10 yard pieces... Ff Long Cloth, soft finish, 10 yard pieces ' Standard Nainsook in 10 yard pieces Sheets and Pillow Cases Seamless bleached Sheets, 72x86, 81x90 ‘Hemstitched bleached Sheets, 72x86 inches. .. ‘Unbleached seamless Sheets, 81x86 inches... .. ‘Long seamless bleached Sheets, 81x95 ‘Hemmed muslin Pillow Cases, 22x32 in Table Cloths; Napkins Lustrous Mercerized Finish; All Hemmed Wool Remnants About 3,700 short remnants of Wool, and Wool-and- Cotton Remnants. All big bar- pieces . Near 6t'! 5S to 5C to jeces.. ble Cloths, 58 inches square, bleached q ¥ ] Ly ble Cloths, 59x63 inches, bleached. .. ins, 14x14, floral pattern. . ns, 18x18, floral pattern a ea a ae ated 34-inch Ginghams . Cotton Outing Flannel, good choice. ble Striped Ticking, 30 inch. || Khaki Cloth (214 yd. pieces), Men’s Work Shirts Flannel Work Shirts at a big Bargain Price. Grey or khaki tan. Sizes 14,15, 16 and 20. Attached Well made and good i s in Girls’ collars. quality... you F Main Floor. can A With solid-color repp collar and ae oot as pictured... cut Shoes. an Fictt oe ee ee Black Kid- with cloth tops. Choice of many at. . les ne Basement House Dress Bargains 3,000 .Bungalo' d Kimonos in ‘this sale. in Gingham, Almost every ans sise- Wonder- jecond Floor, Store, 119 W, 27 in f Huck, Turkish, Twill Towels || Turkish Towels, good weight, 13x23... Each 10¢ \ | Turkish Towels, fringed, 16x32. x Turkish Bath Towels, plaid, 17x34 Turkish Bath Towels, Heavy, 20x39. Unbleached Cotton Towels, 13x28......Doz. 75¢ Cotton Twill Towels, 13x20 in } Huck Towels, good weight, 16x32. Huck Towels, hemmed, 17x35... . | | Huck Towels, good quality, 19x39 Ginghams, Flannels, Ete. These Come Only in 5-Yard Pieces | iwuive Pe Gingham, 27 to 32 inches. . ite Pajama Check, 36 inch Genuine Maybourne Madras Ara 58 2 ull cut. | Children’s Dresses This is without doubt the biggest bargain Dresses find. Made of Plaid Percale, aye Fens slash Taishan Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ high All high shoes must go to make room for new merchandise. Gray Kid-fin- ished, Patent, Black, Gun Metal and Aprons, House Dresses About 30 different Chambray, 69e to 51%? Percale, 36 Inches in Width . Yd. 8¢ .Each 19¢ Of Cotton . 6 for 59¢ . 6 for 69¢ ‘8 for $1.00 Each 2ic . Each 26¢ ‘2.6 for $1.00 Per Yard 14c .. Yd. 15¢ vey Yd. lic h Ave. |Refuse to > ie: Discharge Quietly and Demand a Full Week’s Paye Life on the Mayor's Committee of Welcome is just one darned thing after another, take it from John Glennon, chiof clerk in the Mayor's office, whoshas taken up the work of FE, B, Cochems, former acting secre- tary of the Mayor's Committee, who was discharged a week ago on orders iasued by rover Whalen, Mayor 97° Hy 8 Beer Vv n, acting for rover Whalen, Mr. Hennon informed Mr, Cochems that his services as secretary to tho | Committees of Welcome were no} Jonger required, he communicated a| 97c $1.00 $1.29 $1.39 $1.39 . $1.00 .. $1.00 for 39c for 75¢ for 39c . Yd. 20 Yd. 19¢ “se ra) SELFREDUCING N°36l will be welcomed by those who are economically in- clined. It is the result of 4 suc- essful attempt to reconcile the high cost of material and labor with the demand for a corset that is truly economical. Nemo Self- Reducing Corset No. 361 combines the Hygienic- Style Service and the extreme dur- ability for which Nemo Corséts have long been famous, pect sold at the extremely low price of AYLAN COMMITTEE to five young women employed by the committee, Mr. Glennon sald, in effect: “You can run along now, my dears, be- cause You're all fired—just tike Mr, | Cochema.’* Monday afternoon, When the star- tled and distressed young women heard this they chorused something about their respective salaries. Mr. Glennon told them he would be glad to pay them off if they would call at tha offices of the Mayor's Committee of Welcome Saturday. The discharged women are: Mise Anna O'Brien, Secretary to the Sol- diera’ and Sailors’ Relatives Commit. tee, walary $40 a week; Miss Edith M, Manning, clerk to the Transportation Department, salary $25 a week; Miss Lillian Loewinger and Miss Lillian Lersner, ste. ographers, salaries $22 a week respectively; Miss Wilma Roeaer, telephone operator, salary $22 & week. On last Saturday, following the in- structions of Mr, Glennon, they re- turned to the @cene of their late la- bors to collect the money due them. When Mr. Glennon handed them one day's pay there arose a chorus of protests. ‘The flung down their painfully thin pay envelopes and marched out, warn- ing Mr, Glennon that inasmuch as they had worked one day of the week und had been discharged without notice, the money for the balance of the week was due them. The young ladies announced to-day that they had placed their troubles in competent Jegal hands and would be- xin an action against the committee immediately. As for Mr. Glennon—he says he agrees with the guy who said the first hundred years Los the w Ost. BESSIE ENDNER IN IN TEARS AS SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED Eloping Girl and Youths Who Aided in $15,000 Theft Lectured by Judge. County Judge Dyke in Brooklyn morning rang a last act of the we began early in Ber: dni n the curtain je playlet ‘ebruary removed $1 w when pretty from her father's office, where she was employed, eloped with William ('Happy") Johnston. With William Sutton, . who went the elop company,” peared for sentence. Bentence was suspended. But this news wasn't communicated to the youthful prisoners until after Judge | Dyke had read a lecture to them. When the court had finished Tessie and the | in tears nd up in # felc said Jude “In suspending tence I want you to distinctly un stand that I am p that al > this punished ke announced that most. o! the money that Beasie took from her father’s safe had eee. recovered, SUIT MAY PREVENT CITY ment Bureau Announces Tax- payers’ Action Against Ci William Bullock, director of the Good Government Bureau, announced this morning that the bureau will start a taxpayers’ action to prevent Comptroller Craig from carrying out a $828,000 set- tlement of a damage claim brought against the city by the Inter-Continental Construction Corporation in connection with a subway contract Bullock says the claim ought not to be more than $10,000, and he hints that political influence at work Craig in feply this afternoon charac terized the charges ax a “tissue of falsehoods" and said Bullock “was fused employment tn the Comptre office under the present administratio He in the matter saved the « nd insured the speedy comple: Eastern Parkway sub- way “DL FOR ACHING, SORE, TIRED PERT Use up, burning: calloused feet and corns. People who are forced to stand on their feet all day know what sore, tender, 5 They us feet right u condition polsonous exudations, which puff the feet and cause tender, sore, tired aching feet. It Instantly stops the t's siinply glorious, Aht how eom- {Tis your face In pain, Your tighten and hurt your fect. Get a 25-cent box of “Tia” from any dru i ‘| whole year’s foo! sammert for only 98 eonta. Adri, Naasat te afsaarer information | This happened at 4.50 o'clock last | h Enginccrs is not on priority, It is unattached. Anxious Mother, No. 1 Fairfield | Street, White Plains, N. ¥.—The 12th tached to the 6th Division. FROM PAYING OUT $328,000 William Bullock of Good Govern- |}: . {lery, ¢ ” for tender, puffed- i: burning feet mean, N and “Tis” cures thelr |} It keeps feet in perfect > “Tis” is the only remedy | St in the world that draws out all the ain In corns, callouses and bunions, | jfortable your feet feel after using You'll never limp or draw up | lous shoes won't | Duryea, Suet thinkt «No: 586 Blake Avenue, {dine Smith, No, 9% Pearl Street, Lakes |» oy RM RVENING WORLD SOLDIER AND SAILOR LETTER COUUM | Answers Given* Are Official From the Army and Navy Departments — Address All Inquiries to Evening World Soldier and Sailor 4 Letter Column. Maurice J. Moran—Under a recent ruling, soldiers in the expeditionary forces are permitted to file with their commapding officers an application for di rge where illness in family or other conditions make it necessary. In your case you should have your son file such an application and you should forward to him immediately an afMdavit as to your physteal con- dition and other necessities which make it imperative that he return as s00n as possible. This affidavit must ‘be filed by your son in support of his application for discharge to the com- manding officer, Katie Vaccaro—The term “Casual” mgans wounded soldiers or others not wounded who are being sent home un- attached. They are designated aa casuals because of the fact that they are not attached to regular units. Anxious Sister and Sweetheart~ Tho 301st Infantry is not on priority, It is attached to tho 78th Division, The 344th Field Artillery has arrived in this country, Headquarters at Camp Dix. “ Anxiety—The 100th Aero Squadron is not on privrity, ‘The 23d Aero Squadron has been assigned for an early convoy. Anxious Mother, Babylon, L, L— The 807th Ammunition ‘Train, 82d Di-| vision is not yet on priority. It is| preparing for return. Location is at| Pranthay, France. | Samuel Stern, No, 106 Lewis Street | The 302d Field Hospital did not come back with the 7éth Division. One officer and sixteen men of the 301st Infantry returned, The 15th Infantry is not on priority. The 807th Ammu- nition ‘Train is not on priority, North Thi’ ' Street, Engineers is unattached and is not on priority, Mother—Battery 3 of the 78th Field vtillery i9 not on priority. It is at- M. Haskins, The n prior 4th Division M. 5. 8. No, 48 West 103d Street The 105th Field Artillery is attached to the 42d Division, It is not on priority. The following readers will find the | answers to their questions listed in| graph understhe heading “On | No, 444 East 65th vth Pioneer Infantry is It is attached to the action, Its Anxious Hirsch, No, Mother eee Emerson | Broadway; Ay she { Smith, No, 240 EB 52d Street; | | Anxious Sister, Bridget port, Conn,; | Anxious Sweetheart; dannigan; ummit Avenue, Je C, H, G, i ON PRIORITY. 3034 Heavy 4 Artillery, 424 Bal- | n Cc 1 Aero Squadron, | Ci Sompany, 482d Aero! Hquadrc 48th Infantry, 48th Artil~ A. C.; Ist Anti-Aireraft M. G. | Battalio Motor Truck C ‘ompany 456, |Supply Train 415, 246th Aero Squad- | jron, 58th Coast Artillery Corps, 836th Machine Gun 334th Ma- . ase Hospital legraph Battalion, ery, 846th Infantry, adron, 318th Field Si; ‘al Battalion, 460th, Aero. Squadron, Base Hospital No. 48, hine Gun 4 The following readers will find the Pees to their questions listed in the paragraph unde ne heading, “In Army of Qccupat n cDonald, No. 850 An Anxious Wife Anxious Sister; | Stevenson; ter Méllimet, No. Hecond Avenue; Anxious Mother; Mother of Soldier; J, L. Schiffman, | No, 61 Fast 118th Street IN ARMY OF OCCUPATION, 117th y Train, 4th Infantry Supply apany, 110th Infantry, | | He rdquarters 88d Infantry, 164th 1 Motor Truck Comp ny, | Gun Battalion, 4518t k Company, 348d Field "218th Aero. Squadron, 60th | 18th Field Artillery, 7th In- | 112th | Arullery, Infantry lfantry Machine Gun Company, Infantry, Supply Company of 358th | Infantry, 9th Infantry Machine Gun , 144 Greenwich Street; ‘nton, No, 237 West Main Street, Boon- Postal Express Service; 19th iter try; 68th Service Company & C. Id Artillery Briga Remount Squadron, Field Remount squadre 809th Heavy Exchange Service; 34 lery; 328th Peterson, No. Mollahm, Marion ton, N. J.; Mrs. Hann: ‘o, 219 Clancy ; Anxious Sweetheart; 3 222 West i16th Street; Miss C. M. Anxious; Mrs. George Huber, No. 160 West 130th Street; Admirer, M. C. His Mother; Miss 8. A. McKenna, Oliffaide, N. J.; Walter A. Werner. ! NO PRIORITY. 84 Heavy Artillery Mobile Ord« nance Repair Shop; %ist Military Police Corps; Corps Mobile Veterinary Hospital No, 1; 534 Pioneer Infantry, 306th Infantry; Evacution Hospita No, 23; Base Hospital No, 11; 110th Engineers; 24 Air Service Mechanical Regiment; 24 Pioneer Infantry; 366th American Mission, M, T. D.; 2d Engi- neers; 304th Field Artillery; 112th In- 12th Heavy Field Artillery; . M. D., Ist Depot M. 8, Motor Truck Co, No. 540; 39th Infan- try; 6th Cavalry; 348th Infantry; 171@ Aero Squadron; 54th Pioneer Infantry Supply Co.; Base Hospital No, 8; Motor Truck Company No. 488; 8234 Machine Gun Bat.; Base Hospital No, 1; Railway Trangportation Corps Seo- tion No. 2; Sanitary Squad No. 9%, First Replacement Camp; 307th Field Artille Headquarters Depot Cen- tral Record Office; Kase Hospital No, 62; 26th Engineors; 376th Aero Squadron; %4th Machine Gun Bat.; 68d Infantry; 301st Supply Train; 804th Engineers; 69th Pionegr Infantry; Medical Corps, 99th Acro Squadron; 817th Fiek! Hospital, 305th has 118th Infantry; hér, she Unit No, 24; Base Hospital No; #0 lith Battalion M . Corps; Military 1101st Aero Squadron; 16th Company, Ordnance talion Tank Cr M..G. Battalion; Infantry; Field Artillery. HER “IDEAL HUSBAND” band.” Tillle’s proud boast Max brought his wage of $15 a week home and gave it to 8. + “hastn La id Q. 33 Field A ist att Battal Light Detachment; 329th rps; 3d Anti-Aircratt 320th Infantry; & Aero Squadron; 26th I$ UP FOR FORGERY Wife Testifies He Was Drawing Money on Her Account for Spurious Checks. For the four months during whien Max and Tillie Wohigemuth have been living at No. 61 East 117th Street, Mox been pointed out as the “ideal hus- Every Saturday night it was Tillie worked also, and sometimes would give Max a five spot. she | banked what she couid. Tillie felt in a generous mood Satur day and Want to the Public ank at 116th Street and Madison Aye- Sanitary Train; Medical Replacement | nue, planning to deaw $125 to blow | ti and herself to a spring outfit of cloth “Your balance is only $10,” National t the teller Fe ald nan be en che with f thi charged it forgery this mi bas not been work- ing for four months and that the $15 he was her own the gave | money " | 4th Infantry: id Regiment, A. 8. M., 6 le Yorkvilte x ideal husband” her every weok | EVERY EATING PLACE should seek the reputa- tion of serving good food. When the public call for Worcestershire, they want ' LEA«PERRINS SAUCE THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Never serve imitations. Thirty-fourth Street to be via o Company, _ | The following readers will find the | answers to thelr qhegtions listed in the under the heading “No Leander; | Nicola Clalone; F.; Miss ‘Trimboll; Mrs. ©. Quent; Mrs. M.; Anxious Mother; F. F., Hillburn, N. Y.; John J. 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