The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 15

uns Kyo *inG WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 19 NO STRAP FOR THIS MAN; UNLOCKS OWN SUB” SEAT °°: Makes From 18tst Street to Street Despite Crowd. The man with a key to his seat in 33d Une Woman to Another By Deborah Levering Grace Shepard » ed t P PR ‘oom on her w ter to give he ow A group of the girls from by department were talking ex- in the dress. k to. the sales pate “He is poaitively unreasonable,” ex- claimed tances Hougiton “What in the world is the matter?” questioned Grace “Oh, it's that dreadful new floor- walker, Mr. Heatherington, He has forbidden us to use perfume.” “and 1 ask you,” continued Dora Holton, “How can ‘anybody girl who is working all day, Relting overheated. and certainty tired, to keep sweet and wholesome? What ith Petspiration and everything it isn't possible,” “But it is, expect a rhans answered Grace Shepard positively Never use perfume.” “How ed several girls at once, “why by using Amolin, It’s an anti- septic deodorant, and personally, simply wouldn't be without it. T use it the very first thing after coming from my bath, sprinkle it in my clothes, and in fact use it for all sorts of thin) I wouldn't think of starting out in the morning without using Amotin.” . Amolin is the personal deodorant It {8 unscented, soothing and healing, and contains no taicum, For sale at all drug and department stores for 260 a can or for 45¢ a double size tin, Write the Amolin Company, Lodi, N. J, for a free sample, Trivotine Suit, $35.00, Misses’ Sites. 14-160/8 19-75 comfortable Trip Every Day| TRICOTINE SATIN buttons form the trimming |the subway has appeared. He hurries ‘not, but quietly makes his way to his @ reat. Then he takes out @ key, # and jowers the seat. He is not Shonts, nor Hedley, nor Rockefeller. He is « well dressed, mid- |dle-aged man, and he gets into the sub- way at the Broadway and 181st Street station. This morning he entered the train and politely asked two men, who nding in the cuntre doorway opening, to step aside, Then he un- locked the seat end and lowered it in front of the centre door. At the 33d Street station the man arose, locked up the seat and left the car “Just plain door key," he explained. _- SAVE STOKER FROM WATER. Rescued by Firemen When He Falls Of Transport. Lieut. George C. Farr of the fireboat Thomas Willett and Firemen Charles Thompson and Stanley H. DeVere this morning rescued Francis Diaz, a Chilean stoker, who had fallen overboard from the United States transport Wyandot at |the foot of Lowe Avenue. The firemen heard cries from the steamer G. F. Brady, and, procuring a ladder, Thompson and DeVere held it while Lieut, Farr descended and fastened 4 rope about the drowning man, Diaz is in a hosp! and cold. Sr HOTEL MEN GIVE DANCE. Raise $15,000 for Tuberculosis Sanitariam in Denver. | The International Geneva Association, composed of managers, stewards, head 1 suffering from shock | {men and captains of the leading hotels! land restaurants of New York City, hetd jits annual cha ail at Grand Central Opera H The proceeds are to go to the + jum for Tubercular Hotel Employees, which {8 hearing completion at Denver, Col. President Benjamin H. Uberall of the ation, who fs also manager of y's Restaurant, Columbus Avenue | }and 66th Street, led the grand march, Among the guests were Thomids Healy, James Tegan and other hotel men, ‘About 500 persons attended, About $15,000 was realized. | || Alkali In Soap | Bad for the Hair Soap should be used very carefully if you want to keep your hair looking | ite best. Most soaps and prepare, shampoos contain too much alkali. | This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, amd ruins it.” ‘The best thing for steady une is just | ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (which is pure and greaseless), better than the most expensive soap or any- | thing else you can use. One of two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses | ut easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, Te th Ip soft, and the hair ht, lustrous, fluffy fine m ied cocoanut oi! at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and ‘a few ounces will supply every mem. her of the family for months —Advt ALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES For convenient shopping open a charge account at Martin’s | e Ly 1329-1331 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. 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