The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 8

Fig Prrenees Te: Y MADRID, Mar distance is about Hreompleted. The ‘Pulgeerda and Ax “WEEDING ECZEMA Wasing “T had an attack of Weeping Eerema; “so bad that my clothes would be wet “Through at times. me “E suffered terribly. I could get no pelief until I tried ‘Fruit-a-tives’ ( Fruit Liver Tablets) and ‘Sootha Salva. ‘The first treatment gave me relief. Al together, I have used three boxes of {Boothe Salva’ and two of ‘Fruit-a-tives, ‘mad am entirely well.” G. W HALL. Both these remedies are sold by dealers at 51 8 for $2.50, oF sent A-TIVES Limit “Fruit-n-tives” is also put up in a sells for @: Advt atyles! featured here prove. Great big bargains at Wednes: Season’s Greatest Overcoat Bargain! eo don it the lo’ Price deceive you. Leathers, cloth tops, many at Over 8000 Waists and Blo every wanted fabric and color the big, rae ight fhe ‘Ritona stot Store, 119 W. 2h St, New 6h Tunnel under the Pyrenees |) “Mountains vetwoen Pulgcerda, Enst- ‘rn Spain, and Ax, France, has been between twenty SOON RELIEVED |. APorfect Treatment for This, © Distressing Complaint Dress Barga 786 Gingham and Voile Dresses in the lot! Past season's models, but good practical styles, as the six Good quality materials; desirable colors. y's special price. Men's Cheviot Over. conte at 96.97! Choice ef two styles. Ono a plotured, the ether is an English box mly woven for wear in Most seasons, Priced for quick elearance; |by an Here Av who the was @ }r 4 | Fathe College P yesterday when hi machine ead. 60 Heeond ins, roy, Blue Serge, Chev- iot, Mixtures, etc. two pictured are typical values. AUTO KILLS SMALL BOY | NEAR COLLEGE POINT HOME rt Identifies Little Body Six Hours Later at the Morgue, Bix hours after he had been killed! automobile near his home nine-year-old John 409 12th Street was ed by his father at Johnann's The boy was enue and Tenth Street oronsing Sec- at 6PM wan struck by the by Julius Freygang the Jad and wont Melherson, but he Freyaang, who lives at Avenue, charged College was with reckless Onsen. howed an In+ day One hur reported reported t@-day, 34 more ray, and 90 deaths from the => “Demobitization Tea” Served at the| Camps. 6 Jewish Welfare Board at Camp has opened a canteen Mina., $297 Eight different 1,000 Suits of Cordu- The Velveteen, Women’s High Shoes Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ high-cut Shoes. All high shoes must go to make room for new merchan- dise, Smart Kid-finished, Patent, black Gun Metal and Black Kid-finished some w Choice Big Waist Values! uses! ! Offering what we feel sure are it and best bargains in New York City. $7.97, the two groups featured being representative values. Voile Floor, SPECIALS Wonderful bargains for those willing to make our | mornings extra | <2 10 ye Couch 4 Bath C ees Blanket of Wool-finish. Cotton, ith of $959 Over 40 styles! Almost From s9c to i * From 9 tol o'clock only or Wo m Robe White THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1919. “*The Song Bird of the Navy” Wins Recruits Tet | With the Aid of the Recruit Brass Band | 30 U, S. PERMITS TO FLY GRANTED TO CIVILIANS H. ‘A. Scholle of Manhattan and John O'Mara Jr. of Brooklyn May Use Airplanes. Howard A. Sobotle of No. 11 Past 16th Street, New York, tas been granted one of the thirty licenses to fly clvMian aircraft #o far issued by WHEN NEURALGIA ATTACKS NERVES Sloan’s Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain A little applied without rubbing will penetrate immediately and rest and soothe the nerves. joan’s Liniment is very effective in allaying external pains, strains, bruises, ac stiff joints, sore mus- cles, lumbago, neuritis, sciatica, rheu- matic twinges. Keep a big bottle always on hand for family use. Druggists everywhere, B0c, GO0c, $1.20. the Joint Army and Navy Boar on Aeronautic Cognizance. Mr. Scholle, who is @ graduate of Williams, was one of the donors in 1911 of the eil- ver trophy offered for the tntercolle- giate balloon race from North Adams, Mass, Allen P. Borden of East Green- wich, Conn, and John O'Mara jr. of Brooklyn are other residents of Now York and its vicinity to receive the right to take up aviation again with the passing of the war and the mill- tary restrictions that were thrown about flyin, ring that time, > — NEW TRIAL FOR SOLDIERS. Wilson Intervenes in Onsen of Camp Grant Negroes, CHICAGO, March 4.—Eighteen ne- gro soldiers convicted of an attack on ® woman visitor at Camp Grant last May are to be given an early new trial as the result of an opinion handed down by the Judge Advocate General that they were not fairly tried. Pres entation of asq to the President der for the new trial. negroes are sald to have been given death sentences, ——__—_—_ Accused by Dau: Ends Life in i Joseph Kill, forty-five, No, 132 West 9th Street, Bayonne, who was locked up last night on a charge preferred by his daughter, Minnie, twenty-one years old, hung himself to a bar at the top| of his cell door with a leather belt dur- ing the night, He was the father of | seven children. Guatemala Ends Martial Law. | GUATEMALA CITY, Monday, March Martial law, which has been in force | ore Guatemala en- net Germany, has| er. Tan and White, Red a $3.25. We are also featuring (as illustrated). 75¢ to $6.00. $1.75 each, $3.00 to 9.75. Real Lace Neckwe We have tional shipment of R wear—$6.25 to 35,00, $9.50 to 28.50, $13.95 to 27.50. Fifth Avenue New York AR AO IAG AGNG AG TAGE ER. Fashionable Waistcoats of English Prints HE SMARTEST novelty for the Spring ward- robe is the fashionable new Waistcoat of “English Prints’ in checks of Navy and White, White, Pink and White, Copenhagen and White, Waistcoats as described below. Tailored Pique Waistcoats— Stylish Madras Waistcoats- Novelty Silk Waistcoats— received addi- Lace Neckwear, including Belgium-made Laces, Lim- erick andCarrick-ma-Cross. Belgium-made Lace Neck- Limerick Lace Neckwear— Carrick-ma- Cross Neckwear-- nd White, Lavender and three other stylish new |common Jing about in each others’ |bothered with stage fright. Chief Yeoman Edna Joyce Has Charmed the Millions Who Walk Up and Down Broad- way, and Was So Capti- vated by Her Own Sweet Voice That She Herself En- listed, and the Gobs Are Proud of Her. NE little blue-eyed girl has sold O over a half million dollars’ worth of Liberty bonds and has won over many hundreds of men to the ranks of Uncle Sam's sea fighters—all by means of her voice. “The Song Bird of the Navy," the gobs call her, but officially she is known as Edna Joyce, Chief Yeoman in the United States Navy. Be that as it may, many a young man has been enlisted to serve beneath the good old Yankee Jack and thousands have dug deeply into their pockets in support of the Liberty Loans at the sound of Miss Joyce's appealing soprano. Promptly at 10 each morning Miss Joyce mounts the deck of the good ship Recruit, anchored in Union Square, and assisted by the Recruit brass band of eighteen pieces, com- pletely captivates an enthusiastic audience with such songs as “Forever Ty a Lon, ong Time” and “We'll Do Our Share. But a little later on in the day this tireless patriot can be found with Bandmaster A, F. Kahl's blue uniforme! musicians at 'most any busy corner of the busy city. And when the band to Jaze “The Dark- town Strutters’ Ball” it's - ght to see you rks In nearby women ¢ hought of work forgotten. S4JOW did you happen to take up this work?" Miss Joyce was asked, “Well, I've been in vaudeville ever since I was thirteen,” she smiled, dis- playing a pretty dimple in either cheek, “and I knew that I'd never be So one morning, just after arriving here trom Chicago, where I was appearing in a one-act playlet called ‘Venice,’ I happened to be passing through Union Square Park, and stopped to listen to that wonderful band. They were playing some sort of a senti- mental melody, and before I knew it I was singing. The crowd grew larger, and a good many boys en- listed right then and there. So I walked inside and joined myself. ‘This was about nine months ago, and I've learned to like the work so much since then that I hate to think of the prospect of going back to the foot- lights again,” It was while making a tour of the ar eal Waistcoat English Print 25 (see text $3 34th and 33d Streets State during the last Liberty Loan drive that Miss Joyce accomplished ellent results. ‘nth allied. ging did one of her e that he immedi y 100 block, the largest e she made at'any time to a single individual, When Mra. A, G. Vanderbilt's fa- mous “Liberty Coach” rolled up to City Hall last May after a 473-mile trail of elghty-four towns and villages WW sj riptions bers, while Koberta made the perile up the side of the Pulitzer Building, 46° HE Songbird of the Navy" is a product of Chicago, but ad- mits that New York is not so very far behind the Windy City. “Phe people of New York have |given rae a perfectly nid recep= tion, for which I shall be always declared, “And here that I me . no; I re ‘eful," she jes, it was fiance. His ni couldn't tell er thia litle romance rec jolt at the hands of a parent. But Miss Joyce has become quite accustomed to getting just wants—whether it be gobs, subscribers or even @ dusband. if a sentimental ballad won't achieve results—well, the weapons of ‘woman are diverse, PEACH TREES IN BLOSSOM, BULLFROGS TUNING UP: SIGHS OF EARLY SPRING Robins Back, Crickets Heard and Butterflies Appear; Fish in River Running; Surely Spring Is Near, (Special to The Evening World.) SAYVILLE, March 4, ONG ISLAND'S early trugk L growers are already plow- ing; swlling buds; ground moles are nosing subways through croquet grcunds and the frogs and crick- ty are already tuning up for the early spring jubilee, garden shrubs show PLAINFIELD, Conn., March 4.—~ Blossoms were found on sixty trees in one peach orchard in Canterbury to-day; trailing arbutus is in bloom in Voluntown, Sterling and West Greenwich; peach tree blooms have been reported in Li a, Groton and Franklin; pussy willows are full grown. Robins have been in places and returning wild geese up- pear as sure signs of an early Spring. seen 'IDDLETOWN, N, 'Y., March 4. ing for suckers in the Wall- is being fine catches, Fishermen say that the season 13 six weeks earlier than usual, re- some WINSTED, Conn,, Mardh 4— Grasshoppers and butterflies inade their appearance here to-day, WITH THEFT OF AUTO Machine Said to Be Property of a Stamford Dealer Who Sold It to Coppola. William Arthur Pratt of Pratt Island, near Darien, Conn., is in Tombs prison, held for extradition to Connecticut. A warrant charging grand larceny was served yesterday when he appeared in Yorkville court. Pratt is charged with the theft of a Maxwell car owned by Chris Mathison, a Stamford dealer, who sold the car on contract to Charles Coppola, the South Norwalk auto driver, who mysteriously disappeared Feb. 14. Counsel for Pratt and Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Unger agreed to a final hearing on the New York charge of |lareeny in Yorkville court ‘Thursday. AUL BERNAR The Women's Shop for Values 22 East 34th Street On Sale Tomorrow at g°° Actual values are easily $25.00 and $35.00 designs. New Spring Suits Strictly tailored or models in the new sil PRATT IN TOMBS CHARGED | Pi"ive Coppa cur here tne aur Oe An Extraordinary Sale Lavishly Beaded Georgette Frocks |} A collection of fashionable models, exact copies of highest cost Dresses shown in the most exclusive shops. Developed in the height of the new season’s styles, and embellished with bead- ing in a variety of exquisite executed in Tricotine or Serge. sell the Coppola car here the day the Connecticut man disappeared. Plenty of exercise, fresh air, regular hours—is all the pre- scription you need to avoid Influenza—unless through neglect or otherwise, a co gets you. Then take—at once Str CASCARA QUNINE pte ent pt ups (n 24 hours. relieves grip in 3 days. Mi backifit fails. The gen hase Red top with Mr. Hill's picture. ‘Ae al ‘Drug Stores, a the Street from croee Man's braided lhouettes, 2 4° ; GB. Altman & Cn. | MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Stree The Tailoring Department Women’s and Misses’ SMART TAILOR-MADES | | of tricotine, serge, gabardine or Poiret twill Made to (Fit and workmanship guaranteed) This special price represents unusual value t (Third Floor) order at Thirty-fifth Street $90.00