The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1919, Page 19

. Ca " Be Better Looking~ Looking—Take Olive re Tablets B por Bem is yell yell Nexion coated—appetite poor— i taste in your mouth— (ve a. should ire bie rie Pr cake: Mae Tablets— ES ute for calomel—were prepared Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study ‘with his patients, \ Dr.Edwards'OliveTabletsare a purel vegetablecompound mixed witholiveoil. You will know them by their olive color. \ Tohaveaclear, we skin, bright: Mo pimoles, a feeling of buoyancy li ied Childhood dayayoumte mustget atthecause. © Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel—yet have | no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome con- stipation. That’s why millions of boxes bo ple A at 10c and 25c per box, All druggists. Take one or two nightly ' "» “a. and note the pleasing results, —Advt, THEATRES. Winter G rden EVENINGS Fury. Thi 44TH ST. haat ore, Bee | heey Matinees tatty REPUBLIC)", TURY GROVE Poor CENTURY HeAIRE Ge MibNiGHT WHIRL AT 11.30 =A SENSATION- PHONE COL 6800 PLAYHOUSE } ALICE BR New varce SiBELESS NIGHT BROADHURST: pene cr feat Com s 48THST. Bene bet TH E ure Sat 4 na) “Romantic. mic” THE NET SHUBERT ‘{8:.%; Gat "s’ otal Fee Bis Musics! Good Morning, Judge GEORGE. | MOLLIE | CHARLES | 89 HASSE NG her Vanderbilt {i if Briar A LITTLE Joutney ith Cyril Kelghtley and Ethel Dane, Belmont © ih RR ae way Brag BOL WHITESI DE vs LIMLE aot with TYRONE POWER, BOOTH isi oeidne es 2.30 THE WOMAN 3 re ROOM a 8.30. Mata ELTINGE Wad'4.8s,."utott 2 23 4D-IN MABELS ROOM | HUDSON Wis.".55 Pah Sue Sam BERNARD and Lou tLANN FRIENDLY ENEMIES W. 46 St. Ev. $30, Mts Wed. (Pop.) & Sat. 2.30, “THE RIDDLE: eee WOMAN" FULTON Stet ay falc $30 E raat Wed. E jie nav aw PY RIC! PEASE. one MARRIED" with cover Tia ERNEST TRUEX & EDITH TALIAFERRO A fil LITT THEATE ASTOR {i,5..°% ERSTsWESToiticn 39TH ST. 3 * KEEP ‘, YOURSELF AUGH “Very much penpered French farce,” SELWYN THEA, W. 420 St Jane Cowlin iu The Crowded Hour WAXINE ELLiorr's, W. fav 0 oe ; and Sat, 2.90. yea 8.80, Mate, Ww CENTRAL \.")).° ti piggies sowenbor’s ‘SweETHEART ‘CASINO | ( tenes rs aiA Ta UNK own PUR yaPLt bER” Nora Bayes fay tra NORA BAYES" vie PLYMOUTH S.25) 4" 5 JOHN BARRYMORE ncbiwi K ie Sith obte ee pry OF Ay Wed wna | TION Fy. 8.15. Pop Mat Wea 215 Beats Riviera Sirs cay. et Leith St ve LOEW'S 7th Ave, $1588.00 ‘ | WM. HODGE “: mat fon MANHATTA\ Be at tty gat THE LITTLE TE: chin 500 Orchestra Seal tuedy of Greenwich, BROOKLYN. Ave FULTON STS. ~ iN isa: pate AR pisies, THE HAVECOLORINCHEEKS Bauer, Phibaud ao “i nheenias DANCE Exploit Sonatas | By Beethoven By Sylvester Rawling. AROLD BAUER, English pian- ist, and Jacques Thibaud, Kreneh violinist, gave the sec- ond of their three Beethoven recitals at Aeolian Hall last night. Such a recital appeals only to serious music lovers, and it was a splendid man'- festation of New York's cultivation and taste that both the auditorium and the stage were crowded to ca- pacity. The sonatas played were the A major, opus 30; the E flat major, Opus 12; the A minor, opus 23, and the G major, opus 80, The two men, | leach distinguished for his individu. jality, have collaborated so often that their ensemble is well-nigh perfect. If exception of any kind may be taken, it is that Mr. Bauer, occasion- ally only, lets loose his big tone to the overshadowing of Mr. Thibaud's, | that is smaller, | Walter Damrosch and the Symphony | and Oratorio Sécicties are to give a festival to commemorate “Victory, Does Your Back Ache? What makes It ache? Who could be good | | for anything with an aching back? Keep your bowels moving freely every day, and Kradwally but thorou expel tho’ sub are and bringing on the your back, ‘Boal’s Laxative ng the kidneys hey and pains in| Fruit Rolls ideal but laxative. ‘They gently and stematically and thor- n out the wholo digestive aya- al functl rference from acids and pols- ed from undigested, aceumu- package, six foils, 15¢., or by mail, direct from the makers. drug. ators le Free on Request | » 216 W. 14th St, New York, | THEATRES. PEMPIRE Seer © th Se La a ete WILLIAM. baniies © GILLETTE | i co ATOP NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE QOCLOCK REVUE & MIDNIGHT FROUC TWO ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SHOWS: ~All Ziedfeld Stars and Besutie: Wi hvvearin NO OTHER Ertertanments. COHAN & HARRIS 42454, Eset ie THE ROYAL VAGABOND Aa __A COHANIZED OPERA COMIQUE. Henry Miers" MRS. FISKE “3: LIBERTY eat ary Mars LEO DITRICHSTEIN _ THE MARQUIS de PRIOLA evens | ‘A PRINCE a was’ GEO. M. COHAN of B PUNCH & JUDY su Fo if dias “ast, AM STUART WALKER} THE BOOK OF JOB & Lord Dun LYCEUM IDA BELASCO yiitit4 Si! FRANCES STARR » N (oth St, pr, Bway Matinoes ‘Thurs I Even ee, 8.20, | | ——__HAN Sat, \ “TIGER! — TIGERI" 2.20, GLORS., en 403 by | not sail | (Patrick's Hve.) Pence and the Brotherhood of Man” in three concerts at Carnegie el..l, | the first on Friday evening. Cutlers hymn, “The Son of God Goes Forth to War,” will be the opening number. The programme will include Mr. Dém- rosch's own “Peace Hymn of the Ke- public,” to words by Henry Van Dyke, and an excerpt from his “Man. ila Te Deum"; Liszt's symphonic poem, “The Battle of the Huns,” | the dead march from Handel's “Saul,” and a chorus from Haniel's “Judas Maccabeus,” with Olive Ki'ne and Emm, Roberts as soloists. Lain. bert Murphy and Arthur Middletoa | will be heard in other. numbers. AIRPLANE WILL DELIVER SHIP GLEARANGE PAPERS Will Be Installed in New York Harbor as Time and Money Saver. An airplane “messenger boy” will soon be in service in New York har- bor to save the time of many ships, and incidentally to save money for ship owners and merchants, by de- livering clearance papers to ships “at- ter they have put to sea. A. KB. Clege, Vice President of the Kerr Steamship Company, which is in- stalling this service, outlined the tdea to-day “It will save from thirty-six to forty-eight hours in the despatch of freight steamers,” he said. “Under existing conditions, since a ship can- without final papers, and since these papers cannot be prepared until after all the cargo is on board, |there are long necessary delays. The plan now is to let the ship proceed |to wea and be overtaken by the air- plane which will deliver the papers. One plane for this purpose has been constructed and others will be sup- plied as needed.” pacha ree DAYLIGHT SAVING AGAIN. Congress Failed to Pass Measure Repealing Law. WASHINGTON, March 6.—The col- lapse of Congressional legislation in the last days of the session has insured the continuation of daylight saving un- der the old system, for the clause that provided for the repeal of the Daylight |Saving Law was part of the bill for ricultural appropriations. This the Senate failed to pass, despite thé big ye ily by which the Agriculgural reported the bill, M. on Sunday, March 30 herefore be turned one hour ahead agaln. ‘BACK LIKE A BOARD? IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS 0 use suffering from the awful fe back. Don't wait wll tt It only comes back. Find the cause and stop it. Disensed condl- tions of kidneys are umuaily indicated by stiff lame backs and other wrenching | pains, which are nature's signale for help! | Here's the remedy. When you fevl the | first twinges of pain or experience any | of these aymptoms, get busy at once, Go to your druggist and get a box of the pure, original GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap- sules, Imported fresh every month from the laboratories in Haarlem, Holland. Pleasant and easy to take, they instantly attack the poisonous germs clogging your system and bring quick relle For over two hundred years they have been helping the sick, Why not try them? by reliable dru; in nree sizes, Money Ask for and be sure the name " tw on the box. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. SEAT SALE TO-MORROW , At Hippodrome, for Concert by JOHN McCORMACK HIPPODROMESUN. Maer va 16 Tickets, SPECIAL REQUEST Norma Time, Miller & reat SN | Path & lex ‘CRITERION. | ae for RT Benes 0s! | te etter |} Standard "ry, 9 ae iat || FRITZI SCHEFF s GLORIANNA | aA AMUSEMENTS, Ba PM Datly to March 15. IsSION HON. OPFL Madison Square re Kathoun m AT TRE Eve. Sun, | “ent cl Terrace Garden STH STREET, Nott teaingien ‘Saturday junday 2 bg "1, PALACE _| Dancing 7 to 12 “Wray & 4th ")Pwige Dally 2.18 & 8.15 Ma OLUMBIA THE ‘NIDNIGHT i WAL, Maids of, America 2,4! K's cpular lees. | bean‘ | SN SL) EGA ox ea | QAO, | 2 QWise Foois i: | oll lie. i 4 r AE Ry 2 ie ne 4 Puree || wer Renee Se oth Mt GUS EDWARDS, RAQUAR LOEW s NeW YORK THEATRE #, "9°" 1PM Beet toe M. the Open."* “pUsTIN “ranNUM Loews America’ Roa Janet of Fras W. of I way Byery bvening at 813 All PHOTO PLAYS. Madison Avenue at SOth Street Continuous from 1 to LL Aft. 10-200, Ev, 15-30e, GERALD PRARQINE "SHADOW S,” By WILLARD MACK WILLIAM ARNU A in MAC LAREN | i CHAPLIN | MABEL NonManp STRAN Belle Mika bats | ‘SUFF’ MARTYRDOM FL: ALL SLATED ‘JANE DOE’ Police Discharge Hecklers of Presi- | dent Without Making Record of Their Identity. Six leaders of the “suff shock troops that fought like wildcats to reach Presi- dent Wilson at the Metropolitan Opera House will be enraged to-day when they find they are not martyrs. | They are the six who “mysteriously | disappeared” after being taken to Thir- tieth Street Police Station, where they | refused (o answer questions and talked |to ono another with thelr fingers like deaf mutes. Desk Lieut. Henry Helmers wrote idown “Jane Doe” siz times and the |nappy martyrs were escorted to dun- geons, An hour later, when the excitement had quieted, Helmers had the six turned out of the police station and threw his memorandum of six Jane Does into the waste basket Scratched faces were much In evidence around militant headquarters, evidences sailors around the opera house. A few civilians took a hand In the scrimmages, but police experts on wounds declare the scratches on the en. This they take as evidence that the aim of the “suffs" was bad and they clawed up their own, or all the) women in the crowd were not dedicated | to the cause. Miss Alice Paul led the forces against the Opera House and Mrs. William L. Colt, Vice Chairman of the National | Woman's ty, cheered her cn UNEMPLOYMENT: TOTAL RISES. 05 to 365,400 Caring One Week. WASHINGTON, March 5.—Unemploy- ment figures made public to-day by the United States Employment Service showed a steady Increase during the past week in the area of unemployment Increases and in the number of persons without work. The number of cities with large numbers 0! seekers increased to 66 per cent., while the number of unem- ployed increased to 365,400, or 25,305 over last week. New England, New York, Pennayl- vania and New Jersey reported = in creases. The Middle West, as a whole, showed no change from last week. piss bail VICTORY STAMPS COMING. ‘Three Cent Commemo: Sale Sool WASHINGTON, March 5.—Victory postage stamps, a new 3-cent issue to commemorate the successful conclusion of the war, will be on sale shortly throughout the country. They will be sold only on request. The new stamp bears the figure of Liberty vic)orious, helmeted and with a sword in on hand and scales in i: other. The whole de- sign appears a shaded panel, with American, British, French, Belgian and Italian flags draped for the background. SOLDIERS’ CUT FARES VALID. Commerce Comm: holds Ratiroad Order. WASHINGTON, March 5.—Orders of the Railroad Administration granting reduced passenger fares to officers, en- sted men and nurses of the army, navy and marine corps, were held jus: tifled to-day in a tentative report to the Interstate Commerce Commission an attorney examiner who Investi- 4 a complain H Wiliam E. Iden as a priva idual contend- ing unlawful diac fon. eon . March }few days ago when a burglar entered |the office of former Assistant Listrict Attorney W. P. Gregg at Port Jervis he stole a will which had beea depos- ited among the papers and no tvace of it has been found. Mr. Gregg has just Jhad the will proved at Goshen, hoping that some day the thief may repent Jand restore the missing document eo the estate can be settled _ Shouse Ansintant Secretary of ‘Treasury. March 6.—Jouett took office toxlay as |METROPOLITAN, O Assistant Secretary of the ‘Treasury, ‘YONIGHT at # CAV. RUST! N, QRER RA succeeding Thomas B. Love, resigned | HARDMA: ANO_ USED. M er of the Vv vj of the last -FPROCTORS re ewer tink 1 FE KP, CTOR’ S Minsing and 1 PR 20 THEATRES, PHILADELPHIA, b.—After mysteriously disappearing from home two weeks ago, ™ Harry B. Jewkes, wife of a Pittsburgh steel op: erator and widely kne there for her beauty, h Miller’s Antiseptic Ol, Known as = Snake Oil “WARNING TO THB PUBLIC." ft | Owing to th demand Preparation, mlliton’ bot have |eheap imitations are bei bile by some druggists, whone Tire te tot th nly de- efit themeelves insiead of x article? So and so says it is much Letter than that; In fact, we think so, antes it oy Geske OF) ls witheut an caval for Rhewma» “Made in the U. ali the cut, p of every carton specialists Call for Free Treatiment and Day, Office. 2d floor, 119 bib ar, Cut this out wu cor, 42d at, of battles with policemen, soldiers and | Suffragettes’ faces were made by wom- | jon Expert Up- eet te “THE LITTLE TAD” wire CHARLES NEIL PLAYS AT OLYMPIC THEATRE — ' Charles Neil, “The Little Tad,” sur- (founded by fifty “aviator lof them an “American Ac singing, dancing and beauty ‘are con. cerned, made his first appearance of the 1919 season at the Olympic Thon- tre last night, and the “aces” will] § y at this house for the rest of this week, Neil ie a comedian of the typical Irish style. Ho is only four, feet in height, but every inch of him is com-|s edy. Others in the largo cast who] ,{) help make the show the best that has|* ever played at this house are Nick] Glynn, Lillian Frankiin, Elsie Evans, | Bleanor Revere, William Woodring, |James McInerney and Ethel Shu.:a,| a" & volcanic soubrette. i New bin Fourteenth Street WOMEN'S Tenderfoot Make for solid foot com! soft Black Vici Kid, seamless cut, and low flat heels. faction in wearing these wel well-wearing shoes. Fourteenth Street For Tomorrow, A One Day Every garment offered in this sale i yarn—-white and ecru—short 34 to 46. Drawers—double seat, Our Regular $1.1 Also neat colored stripes in every | 1.26 Men’s Soft Collars—One of the k points--our reg. 25 DANCING ACADEMIES. Dancing Carnival NOW OPERATING THE AUDUBON BALLROOM Dancing every evening. |] Saturdays, Sundays and holi- days, afternoon and evening. t Se: Costs Nothing if it Fails eating Vending ary COMMON SENSE LACE SHOES Housewives, nurses and women who suffer with tired, aching feet will experience supreme satis- Sizes 4 to 9; D, E and EE Widths Men's Otis Ba!briggan Underwear 71 cts. Special for One Day MEN’S SOFT SHIRTS Woven colored Madras (very scarce just now) variety of imaginable color 1,800 in the lot Take Binesia “HEARN Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue at APPAREL That Is, Becoming to EVERYWOMAN Creates a Diversity of MODES FOR SPRING SPRING SUITS and DRESSES FOR WOMEN Suits and dresses that are becoming to every type make the diversity of style in our apparel some- thing more than a difference in fashions. It indi- vidualizes the mode according to the woman, New Suits SERGE suITs— For the woman who wishes an economical suit for Spring we suggest these trig models in navy, black and 24. 75 mixtures, and are trimmed with braid and button: a iJ SERGE SUITS that add new fame to this favorite material are tailored to express the perfection of their lines. Smart slit pockets, braid a ree of Let ete the coat on either side, and a traight hangin; pac! tribut details of straig! t i panel back are contributing details of 32.50 interest; sites 36 to 46 ‘ POPLIN SUITS in navy and black show the specialized lines which ly fitted in this department. Braid enable large women to be perf and button trimming is used t cent the long graceful | ed to ace he long Sy wi 36.75 lines of these rly everybody suffers at times after can rarely eat without nding UAFARtee Adve West of Fifth Avenue New Dieken SERGE DRESSES that are practical and good looking | for 14.75 business, college or general wear. ‘Attractive variety yles . SATIN DRESSES, combined with Georgette, come in a new model that is charming for afternoon wear. The trimming is of, silk floss and Haws is a Ngee vestee of white Crore A graceful tunic and crush girdle complete this effective Costume : ° 26.75 fort are these, made of with light, flexible soles “No Charge for Alterations. l-fitting, well-made, SPECIAL THURSDA Y— Trimmed Hats 3.95 Our Regular $4.94 These Spring hats are so fresh and pretty that to possess one to give the essential note of Springtime to one's costume. They exploit all of the new styles for dress and tailored wear, in lisere, Milan and rough, funey straws, many of which are faced with crepe georgette of conffasting color. The trim- mings include Revaly flowers and ribbons of every hue. All the new shapes and colors, including the smart two-toned sailors, are represented in this collection, which at this price offers values quite wnequalled anywhere. West of Fifth Avenue Thursday Sale of is of Otis make—combed or long sleeves. Shirts, | 30 to 44 RUGS For Thursday each These values and assortments at interest to you, if yning to buy a new tug this Spring. Seamless Fringed Wilton Rugs .59 Luncheon. (Choice) Split Pea Soup or Vegetable Soup Worsted — pile—closely — woven— (Choice) variety of sty including Roast Loin of Pork Apple Sauce Egyptian, Chinese all-over | || Red Cabbage Fried Sweet Potatoes patterns—-9 x 12 ft. Assorted Cold Cuts Pc val, $75.00 64.50 Persian Velvet Rugs in living room and ing room tuR— 7A size Ox1d ft... Rugs and suitable ‘atyles for bedroon 7x9 ft-—val. 925.00.,.. 19.94 Alex, Smith Best Wilton Rugs Size 4.6x6.6 ft. 14.94 val, $19.96 Tuna Fish Salad Celery } (Choice of Desserts Cottage Pudding Lemon Sauce Main Cake Ice Cream and Cake Tea Coffee M t AvOUE United States Government Tax Man At Information Booth Main Floor ADVICE FREE Only ONE-DAY SALE—THURSDA Y— | 3,000 APRONS From the daintiest befrilled and beribboned mualin tea aprons to the enveloping bungalow apron, all kinds are included in this opportune sale at sub- stantial reductions. best makes— long 10 FO: a } SALE. | BUNGALOW APRONS~—Slip-over models—striped or figured 1.34 BtMat s GOORs — LOW DalCeS = percale--our reg. $1.68 is LY PAV MEM | ANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL I EXTRA SIZE-—-BUNGALOW APRONS~fastened down the side— 0 EMPLOYERS REFERENCED CALL, WRITE OR} bound with contrasting color or edged with rick-rack 1.84 Checked and striped gingham — also dotted Swiss and lawn--embroidery o 36 our reg. 82.24 CIRCULAR BAND APRONS APRONS—of crossbar, or lace edge—our reg No CHARGE FOR DANCING LESSONS. INDIVIDUAL IN- STRUCTION, 10C, EACH, PRIVATE LESSONS, $1.00, Not necessary to take les sons; Lady Floor Manager will introduce you to suitable partner for dancing. MIDUBON THEATRE BUILDING 166Ti1 ST, AMO BROADWAY. 4g bw Visi ‘No mauey BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, res , ih sso pail i ram oe cg Seem a Diane ues ASIEST Suits—8 to 17 yrs 6.50 ellent quality—light and dark st VAL SES ym . TERMS d brown checks and fancies | colors. 4 “Wie bed Roe Norfolk models LININGS —BASEMENT. 9 vAbP mtg ARR PHONE JOnn 245 NO Em apatire boa Ne HON DS-WATC CALL OR SEND FOR RED 5° $129 Weekly Toor paivy | 380% $179 Weekly) Tit 6PM $]0029-$22°WeekIv}inv sn Fre BROADKAY 2 books ABOVE 57th st 1On*CREDIT. 3 «0 MORNING SPECIALS--TODAY AND TOMORROW, UNTIL | P. M. buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Ofders. ro prevent dealers $5.94 Silk Jersey Top Petticoats. 2.96 | $1.34 Bleached Sheets A4xW—for single bede-—no dressing. MUSLINS BASEMENT. 56 et. Tickings Assorted. stripes TICKINGS-~ BASBMENT. $1.27 Yard Wide Lining Satins Taffeta flounces—black and change ables: PETTICOATS. fitted bands SECOND FLOOR. 4.50 ed to neck or corduroys and 1 cheviots, s' CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR. -* 8 CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR WATCH Co 97 et. Yard Wide Poplins 8 hay ere Teler = 58 ct, Infants’ Nainsook Slips 44) sik = Mixed—large assortment “ot Cu Colonial Jewelry Co. Eh'y trim’ yokes Night and dark. color $50 Diawoud Ming $1 wiely. v0y NDS SWEET j INpaNT? ake SILKS MAIN. FLOOR, Seoeptedeeropatitan,” 48 sin G~ Fedit | 48 10 $8 ct. New Cretennes 87 | 29 ct. Apron Ginghams . Yard wide—tapestry, verdure. and LW. WOE CALL Wave CALS Grronoway = Cor Maen Lane] One of the size blue che Wisi Dales FABRICS—BASEMENT ialdow warn jhest_ makes—various and Orient VPHOL also chintz designs, TERY BASEMENT $3.97 Women's Shirts 3.50 | $1.48 All-Woo! Epingles 1 DIAMONDS wsERa Navy and black—full gathered | 40-inch small poplin weave = HELP WANTED wALE: | (37 MAIDEN LAN! band—prald are button ‘rimmed brow may’ rule, Burgundy, mavy etl eee Ona , a ae es Vea Frincatan, B, 3. COE a a ee ak, wee KIRTS-SRCOND FLOOR, And OfisS GOODS—MAIN FLOOR,