The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1919, Page 10

a a ne eee a wan ve —— = Si Fash Si _ THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1919. ‘ as il } [Stuf Neck Not on Menu “pray OIMPATONARNY “Rm, BAER CROSS And Wine Was $1 a Bottle, IS MARIE PATRIES PRINT AN ()RCAN [NET 74,126 J0BS IN WEEK ON ASPIRIN] Fifty Portraits of So Excise “‘Cop’’ Was Foiled| _ 2 Then Corroborating Detective Couldn't See Through Window and Restaurant Keeper P Didn't Sell Wine Anyhow— ff Pshaw, What's the Use? At _ Least 200 Will, ®ontinue at Rae f Appropriatic ‘Bayer 7 Aspirin” on) : hae Appi + “Bayer Tablels of Asp Who Will Take Part in the Kid Write for the Bridge- | offices closed their doora to- 2 ee mt ti at Fiftieth Suffrage Convention agent sg | “St Tran 209 of the 686 office QBS Which Begins To-Morrow grap ~ ogra ! PPROXIMATELY 500 United Geo. Pattulo and Joe Jordan’s States Employment Service | a se Wie Sbady la§ ci aibuliies Vataias ¥ vic Xk ‘ ordered closed will continue in oO A Lablet htt tet Attorney Frie puleation OF the price of many ins busy army. “Occupating® m _however—and more | upever cross” on them are genuine | A Full Page of Pictures and Text in Waudage Simpson th y are expreted soon to open again, | «Buyer ‘Tablets of Aspirin, 1 owned ’ teen Wheat ip can ite men and their minds, ‘The Waten| Ss. fetult of muntelpal, State or | and made by Americans and proved | 1 O-Mortow’s SUNDAY WORLD "3 cHeck was tion | bottie. Always it conte $1, When our on the Rbine isn’t nely watel Lit te cblaNtael ons. Fifty-six | safe ry el oh eet t ta NOT CASHED. $ was on the al-| customer for booze Ww nd a I n't a dog wat nor @ stop hers ¥ ‘ pt open by th a WG0d bale OF ay saloonkeeper, who confirma watch. Any time the Hoche thinks| overnment and 2,000 emergency l dealer @llch peared te be eommocce F Gare cf wine for 10 cents AL a ross | sete setomeeanpen, wae condrme ia a ease of "ven forgettin‘s"| Dureans for soldiers and sailors | feuet epic proved te, | ormer Attorney-General Wtaurant which did not have the/often sent for liquor with the Americans he wants to step a ne sualntalned Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” should “‘Neense privilege. “Never have I sold a bottle of wine into one of the camps and ace what Wigures for the week ending | always be asked for. ‘Then look for | f Policeman Kats of the Liquor for lege nits lthe aoldiers are doing in the way of] March 8” says a statement of the the safety “Bayer Cross” on the pack- a *Baquad took the stand can't be done at that price.” toate service, “show that a total of | age bis on bal Melee Accept ae ¥ “Did you purchase intoxicating! A detective declared that he had ' And now there comes to The Eve 74,126 Were placed by the serivec, jing els roper directions and nthe sale through a window which 9 OF Gite -mumber 64808 were dosage in each Bayer package. PMiquors from the defendant?” asked | Neen the sale thr [ning World the first American news aul gamer $4808 were men ng Sau mate ot Vkvee ik why he te f h e'Mis Honor. t acbmit Your sae, hab the paper made in Germany. Its the] 100 Tiakd women. At the same | Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester | tells why he is for the te “I did.” asserted the vigilant Mr.| window is not 12 feet high and th Bridgehead Sentinel, and is the organ 5194 registered for em- | of Sulicylicacid.—Advt. | Py Kats. 4 f could one threugy ith 186 Jof the ist United a Division, Patcine and ace applications tbe “Tell the circumstances to the | °F the good he window. lcommanded by Major Gon, Bdward| for help were filed.” : ‘That is a matter of evidence? in- | manded by Major Gen. B pi oted ‘ % eourt,” urged Judge Simpson. quired Judge Simpson, \F MeGlachin, Brig. Gen, Frank Par-| Ci eax for pagal ate o ® “I went into the restaurant and! “Certainly,” w J the counsellor, ——KAARIE DATRINE & | ker commands the Ist Infantry Bri- ese Sno sallore Must be maine bought some Stuffed Neck,” de |" am willing to conduct @ party to MARIE PATRINES leude, Brig. Gen, F.C, Marshall the| tained and increased,” said Col. A ne Aunt ib he scene of the alleged « thu Voods, ° t : : ithe patrolman of the Probibition dee ee eae ee ean end prove Sixteen-Year-Old Girl Has Charmed|2a and Brig. Gen. 11, W. Buiner the} Arthur Wood fn cea eee most important contribu partment of the police force. “Then! that the window is not 12 feet high | Sha Ws i |34 Artillery Brigade, In the Sontinel'a| ¢™Mergency employments. “AN . Sl nae , I asked for a bottle of wine, and I got | and that no one could see through it.” | Many by ia Wonderful |leading editorial credit for the publi-] Public and private efforts in every tion to the discussion of “ous “A che Th 0 objection to such an ex- alent. | 5 community to assist soldiers Fe ottars : MIM ft." he continued. “A check wae write | eae ne oe ee ede alent cation is given to the following. for] Community to assist soldiers and this vital world-wide subject. eee. for 91.10 for the wine and the : M ’atrine t “stars” | whom mer a sailors to suitable employment highest reputation | wenited neck, At once Turrested the| At that point, Mr. Frielander ar-| Marie Patrines, one of the “sta hom merey is praye : KER hi a Bi @efendant.” ranged @ party, consisting of Assist- of the Children's Talent Department,| Capt. Charles 8. Coulter, Ist In-} mus Dod Fe age and cen- a ’ Mat" ve. World. | —IN THE— ‘Tee proprietor of Leon's Restau. | ant District Attorney John 7. Hogan, hay ch the audiences of The! fantry Brigade; Lieut. Joseph A. Jor-| |p the employment. prod ad eed —__ Edi 1 Secti SUNDAY WORI D ' } Fant of Second Avenue then took the nevers’ andthe scene Evening World Americanization|dan, 1st Engineers; George Puttulo,| be satisfactorily polved ; REAL ESTATE WANTED. itor! ection * TOTS te wot pounibte,” fe sald, “that | of tho 1 otra ein Formua by her singing Saturday Evening Post art depart- - =a MANHATTAN, he policemen bought the wine under |, The window tse was found to | Marie was born in Athens, Greece, | ment; Setgt., Ist class, Ceph Wilson, | squads we’ Imost ashamed to call Manted, in 00d toc 4 Be circumstances of which he apoxe. |lons than six foot high ihe view wt sixteen years ago, and came to this|1st Engineer it company any GARAGE wii cu ore. oF plan ote from the ‘26th Infantry fter the first battle in the Ar- ‘Address AT Ite World, up firslly, we do not sell wine in our acting the alert dete at P. means kitchen police from the guardhouse. This ix, P, "ten days longer. re lots of stories and squibs Public | . noxedly committed wag not visible! country when three years old. She| Lieut. Jordan is the editor of the a i “shop. ‘Then we do not sell Stuffed | POsedly 7 A ; , ’ 4 t ‘ j bedeck on Thuraday--only on Sunday. | from the front, and the “cellar” wi attends the Washington Hoights|Sentinel and ix the gon of Joseph 8.1 gonne Gen. Summer sein ieee PUBLIC NOTICES, | omp ete agazine 0 be . ing the troops of this regiment. Lis SEONG | yeebts, not thirty : os dip hia oes j Weat 144th Street. he has one|is his Grst expedition in the flelds of TNTEA TOS TO CONTAC TORS menus Of the day of the allowed | ure and he is starting at the Honor, he considered several pola‘a | You have a fine body of officers, You Mdence. There was no indic Of |berore making @ decision. nos ay cook bart wont forward eloven kilomet 4 . ‘ haye the as | e's only a writer yet; but George | s T o 8 to pro 0 sstul- | pr dgehead § the Argonne, You stayed in eight |] 1 oa | | menus to prove inet no stu " 5 fed Neck was on sale on the day of t he | Yolume the Se - | pose ou are going further. You . ; ‘ 1" = . . SOUNT FF TY No teams wancay theme fet | AMERIGANIZATION FORUMS) vstime" Xo. cr sue senting eS acay hee Equal in Contents to Those Sold Separately . thirdly, 1 find that wine is not pro- “Just the of th alt or ang ce |P.'8 on the outside spoke up: “Say,! eg Gh ihe BNinbSiuae hare d, ‘who in hell! is that guy any'= ‘ ” Amer idiers, But th {4 SN ate ket A PORTRAIT IN COLORS OF tin, an. {Shows, and only the other day ¢ is . os e al e oman 0 ie ar fnd when we do ecll it it costs forty tive unearthed sumlry | iyien school, and live No sa | Jordan of The Evening World. This sant | talk ran something like this: ‘Men of| rant of. the bh Avenue-Lexington Avenue H ’ ae ete that haunt cath ant | When ihe cage came back, to, Hie | brother “ dy of meg ith To-Morrow’s top. His father isn’t even an editor, ts Kony i he said, Solssons. You stayed in five days y It does not say what part of a one group of ik * a 4 curable at the price suggested by the | Association "Approves Evening ann or any INCLUDING 1 detective, and finally, I learn that one 7 i " : y officer says it was red wine, whie World's Plan, Including the AIGurtinns tase look 6 rf . All Ge st look alike to } oly the other claims it was yellow Monte te. there Will be ansiher jucation Association, |lery shows, theatrical shows, movie n't suffer! Instant relief |‘ | i Z : a excursion?" asked some ohe, ag the |i a recently issued bu Pershing reviewed tho lat. 2d and gd {in the Sentinel which would go any- i Other re follows a rubbing with old party went out of court. | nounces its intention to take up per-| Divisions, the biggest shows Of thems | Where except, perhaps, in Germany. | temenis, teri ioccifications aie giver COL. KA’ THLEEN BURKE, 138th Field Ar- St. Jacobs Liniment eee |manently the Americanization Vor- | all = an prowl . , usaener “The hallway of a house is no place | ym scheme, as inaugurated and car-| According to the Sentinel, the So-| the diners wrorts|{ tillery, A. I. F., winner and wearer of a dozen of the ©, Conquers pain—never fails. for @ football game,” according t0| red on among the people of the east| clely of the Ist Division became a STOMACH UPSET? pacts, inectnd ad inchaast” a at! most coveted military decorations of the principal i Rub soothing, penetrating .| Yetta Stern, who appeared defor | sige by ‘The Evening World field officers of the division at Monta- : 4 eintlen Ne tne, Allied job Li , Bacobs Liniment” right on the ache or Judge Simpson! ‘The public schools, the bulletin | baur. All individuals who have at any!Get at the Real Caus —Tak ore Fock aA pe . “pain, and out comes the neuralgia] SHER HALLWAY } against Abra-| states, will seek to unfold the powers | time held a commission in the 1st Di- | Dr. Edward “Oli caUEP Ane Le FIST bi Rea ebodtaidal| (Tie. = — “ Ca rry itt | _. NOGRIDIRON $ ham Kioris, the | and abilities of individuals, and thus | Vision of the Hare eligible for r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | nurm via iW 'Wiltrxny, Actine Chairman, ° . lere's a joyfulexperiment! Try it! ew cham-| help them to contribute the best in ajor Gen, Charles P. ——anene At, veoretary, ‘Get a small trial bottle from your alleged | cham: | ‘hem for the common good. The | manding General of| | That's what thousands of stomac e rious Mermit 0 e mar Mruggist; pour a little in your hand | Pion drop-kicker of the east side. children will be given an educational Sth Army Corps and commanding | sufferers are doing now. Instead of fand rub it gently on the sore, aching!) “I was having @ little argument! programme to stimulate initiative |the Ist Division during the Soissons, | taking tonics, or trying to patch up’ a “hherves, and before you realize it-in| with Mrs. Kloris,” continued Yetta, | and inventiveness St. Mihi 1 first Argonne opera-| poor digestion, they are attacking the t Old Delolme Benedict, who dwelt in solitude on ¥ , This work. which the Public Kidue #, Was elected President. real cause of the ailment—clogged ‘ Just ence m Ban and neural: when Abe comes along and join i KALI Auescla lon commantin BBA tae e Vice Presidents are Brig. Gen. | fiver and disordered bowels the Jersey coast for nigh a third of a century without a eee Re at aba Lea the fight. First he kicks me when 1) tings to continue, is identical to that Idew 2 Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse telling any one the secret of his lonely life. By EDWARD H. SMITH. Mtns back, Nol The nerves are | emcuenine oak the Rall. Thea BS! of The: Zvening World in ie Am the liver in a soothing, healing way Bb jesoothed and congestion is relieved ‘ wand your neuralgia is overcome. hair from Stop suffering! It's needless—neu-| A boy, the t ralgia and pain of all kinds, either in| that he saw .ae complainant and the | (alent in the face, head, limbs or any part of ndant'’s wife scratching each] the children of She e | Pak an tera™ @HiGh) alla. Tort Pen dot mee ectieey eres ee the body, is instantly banished or in the hall Rain- | energy, troubled with undigested foods, ATMA I NER nee Music That Mends Where Doctors Fail q in che door, and then he pully|canization Foruma for the adul i Yacobs Liniment” is perfectly harm-|— «they were taking turna at holler- 1 60- OPER ; ; energy, troubled with undigested fonds, | |AEuAaLe COOKS = Law Palce 3 fi Jess and doesn't burn or discolor the i te ae PA CHURCHES T0 C ATE dark evening : {3 ‘ablets, thi i y d."" and children of the foreign sections, Ahead and the Children’s Talent Depart- kic When the liver and bowels are per- Gen, Cam: King and Brig. Gen. |forming their natural functions, away Francis C, Marshall. One of goes indigestion and stomach troubles. | board of directors is Lieut. Col. The-| If you have a bad taste in your| Re velt mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, | xt witness, declared | mont, which is bringing out the best ery line of endeavor of st side . 4 “TRANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL = nem ¢ : THU eee skin. In use for half a century (ng stealing in (he “Aceon? : substitute for calomel oe Pip ef or Bly oe BL ll, Lig e egi Illustrated Article by ARTHUR WYNN 4 a : | holier, and when she had stopped, the EMPLOYMENT SERVICE {ts maximum a certain ‘ ir. Edwards ive Tablets are a ri if a | other would holler, Also the door Battery of the Rollin’ Sth Artil- | purely vegetable compound 4 : | ntly up to a 42d Divi- [olive oil. Ye “For Rheumatic, Muscular w the rea denied all tactics of T0 GET SOLDERS JOBS | ci piel tine, selected one of their| olive color, They do the work witho ad chevals and was | griping, cramps or pain. or Neuralgic Pain the gridiron, but admitted that he — pulls y he was ‘ake one or two at bedtime for quick The Queerest Craft Since Neah Sailed y TAMUN, oe Wondrous “‘Ark of the Living God,” in which its had done his best to separate the two] Vacancies Will Be Reported and a by on 4 nilitia | relief, so you can eat what you like. | sai mr ue cals, AE % hide} 4 3 { For Over 70 Years Radway’s | iain» Vacancies Will E ey Ruaron dale ce lil shoot ang wit that | At-1de and: Sho per bex, AN drogsists. | canes ca’Riee «toc: fakioeres owner dreams of carrying salvation’s gospel to Africa. Ready Relief Has Been “the, “My wife was on the point to be Work Cass! fied According Maat Gael m > Advt ‘accepted. Metropolitun, 40 Maiden Lane. King of Them All” as a Pain| murdered,” he explained. “I also ro- Qualifications. (st Division S " ” » buddy (c ‘him in his P x ‘ % Killer. ceived scratches from Yetta. WASHINGTON, Mareh 22. bu ate . L f P h D Ch g SHLD N. Ma 22 age), where's C Battery, CHARITY. HARITY. BERS hye, a sesstty ot nadnare pear| ‘Thoow nara of combat were then! praia aenerai wanine com: |i ___CHARITY. __ : CHARITY, ____ ife Portraits of the Dog Champions of in the hollow of your hand nd t *o the interested court > ‘Never heard of ‘¢m,’ says militia. D E: 1 fi Th We Id M .. yh Tub over the part of the body aftocted. exhibited * mission of the churches ! M rawn Expreasly for ie Worl agazine rabbi ‘ Hecky, the wife of the alleged Well, I've been huntin’ for ‘em all : ~ ° ° ¥ For the S| go bores of sine skins Starts fhe'cimie’ | houxebreaker, then came. into. the representing more than | gay with these dam fool horses and | American Red Cross Clothing Drive, March 24-31 By PERSIS KIRMS ton of the blood and soothes the pati spotlight, 000,000 church members an- this is the fifteenth picket line they've 3 For Grip, Sore Throat, Cold} “1 am a respectable woman,” she} nounced to-day that tt had un- [drug me to, Just tap that ornery ee Chest Fon | fald in the prologue of tha speech] ao itix. sh ib | skate with your howitzer, will you?" in and All Inflammation | 940 en eet Nave pon inthis Gert - th ore ization of it ae ith Your Bowler, Will yal fi 50,000 chure or ‘and Congestion. Country for thirty-six years, a mar peeiemanshen tay A BITAL ION | Went galloping off for the Rollin’ 6th | A Lenten Procession in the Azores Seturate flannel cloth in Rad: ried woman for thirty-five, ans . r i. & igus * che Sewrented ut for! ment Service In the obtaining of win went to Com- Drawn by HERB ROTH wy over the congested | been living: with the same um ‘of the lunge or buck, z soldiers, sa , + fi i months this woman has been fighting | 208 for returning ss “Phe 2d Company of Engineers, | undte up y our undie World Staff Artist, Recently’in Azores, in Naval Réserve, ‘ evens &. rty yea = the past al Kadway's Reed thirty years, During the past six continually, She makes by me much} ors, marines and civilian war | Company B, was so designated by! Z xtw troub nd me such a respectable} workers, the powers were in 1863. But : bY ay woman? "She speaks much language Plans of the commission pro: ny noe wae Ae bia geno If you have two coats give one to your fellow man who is q : o vide fo 0-operatios p ne | % © Bot me Ft H ‘ i ‘25c bidt-4 y she aay to yout ine] Vide for co-oper ey vot 4s carpenters, electricians, || Shivering in Europe. Give every practical garment you can. THE HOLY HEALER FROM OMSK j size POE NO CONE oy wae inneuae the employment service M ; SERGE: | RRND ONOT | Teaeet poing || Give your second best dress. Give shoes. Give underwear. Tronical S ftheR Districtin New Vere . é ‘am ashamed of the la bers of the churche eo aske ‘eurs, , 8, book: : A 7 “9 ssia stric i Peete accu te elief :: Remllaeesie narsined Becks. yoy Re Tabore veckaninninna ve aed gents and construction superinten- |] Give all the used clothing you don’t urgently need. Because An Tronical Story of the ussian district in New York, Too su tmtite ns he ch woid 6 class! bd PG YC 4 » show Up al Saturday . fs ; a re EXTERNAL elit at | ae eee Wels pit Peaciteel nec bl Mag tions with so tany skeleton|{/men, women and children across the water need it desperately. BIERCOVICI q INTERNAL PAIN Peat |, “Tell the ciroumstances of the al-| to fll them, The proposal, it was SSS = { 10Rod aasat seaning, when Twan| 23!%, had been tald before euch T H d T H Id Go Bundle Up Your Clothes! “There 1 was cleaning, when I was| of the thirty-flve church bodies | ' attacked and tried to throw water on.| fepresented om the commioncy” | sO seave an 0 Mo Take them to any Red Cross Receiving Station listed below STORY 0 F J OH N Mc CORMA CK f T wee about belng murdered when my ——- H alth Ti th d G or to the Red Cross Receiving Station, 9 Union Square. eb ise \ Wan eae 1h pout eee suden CIRCUS HERE 10 MORROW: me ly Feeth and Gums i ‘ | Confessions and Singing Philosophy of the Great A Than carcoua, Ana ft aneh a te . | pnts Rare oa # ne are List of Receiving Stations: Irish ‘Tenor Who Rose from Untutored Balladry to cent and respectable woman.” 10 9, , © n : 4 Judge Fimpeon pondered for a mo “Two SHOWS ARE COMBINED comfortable sad really lean. | Battery to 59th St. W. S., above 59th St. Be a Grand Opera Rival of Caruso * 0 n 1 discharged the de | Sixty years of service have proven £0 Vesey 149 W, Goth St s pas 1a a0 pen emo: 100 Vanes poti, SOZODONT will keep the teeth clean *107 Bs Breadwer 06:h St, and Central Park Wen | By PIERRE VAN RENSSELAER KEY Le oth 10 Horatio st E. ith 8! 1th Mt and Teh Ave. 190 Amsterdam Ave Tiat Bt, and roadway (church) Whereupon Becky walked jubilant-| Ringling Brothers and Barnum & | and wholesome, the gums firm and yout of court, arm in arm with the) "AEE 0 ‘h | healthy, the breath sweet and the discharged Abie ailey Open at Madison Square | mouth comfortable. Have you ever Garden March 29, been hungry and unable to eat? Use @o1 W. 1dth St, i “THE WORLDS GREATEST REMEDY Two Pages of ‘‘Things You Ought to Know” and | Aa art tea RAR Rane bai AM, char Tame oe “New and Odd Things of Science” k for slugéish bowels & poor vitiated Bloody |.’ sins’ 0 Ss oe Sozodont py ‘tate Brnseer | ; 4G ne snow will epen. te eanon nent | ‘OR THE TEETH on os “ina Amstrinm a ‘| A Humorous Article by Charles Welton on the 3 N PARK 7 The nal Ml Som the winter Quarters of ho| _ SOLD SY DEALERS EVERYWVIERE Gand Canty Sain roa W. 1001h Be, | Technique of Billiard Table Sleeping lan ( \ fi es in candy form — creus in Bridgeport, Conn, neh —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————————————_—__——_ by ord Ni « 0 0 id eo ‘ v, 1908 OH, | morning, and it in expected. that the R. & G, Digestive Tablets ue & sa 9 ee ‘| A Page of Color Impressions by Gordon Ross on firat train will leave Bridgeport for} with a ewallow of wa tara Bi and Les, Ave, (church) 1600 “Amatordam Ave | H. C. L. at the M f Natural Hi e k y to-morrow noon. jot 9 This delicious laxative Peppermint Candy acts promptly, wi beter ta nanan, | row | GIVE INSTANT RELIEF FROM at chope sath ol Wi 1418 Peal Ge) PR e Museum of Natural History gently, stimulates th blood purifier it has no equ nal tract to normal activity, I, Also highly bene- about 9 o'clock Sunday night, and firat | of the huge caravan of animals and Ag ean 140th Bt, and Convent Ave, INDIG ark Ave. 1000 Bt, Nicholas Ave STION, HEARTBURN, UPSET red wagons will reach Madison & ° and Ist Ave. (N. ¥, poo W. 1859) Br in the treatment of liver and kidney disorde: Gorden at midnight, which fs thn time a ie, Sahoo!) 106th Bt, and Bt, Nicholas Ave, ’ en the show's ‘lease of the big :. 5 Oth St. and Wadsworth Ave, O d Jy S d Wullding "begins tins ; rder lomorrows Sunday World 2 CANDIES EATEN TONIGHT—WILL SET YOU RIGHT 25¢50#51ADOX ATALL DRUG STORES - from Newsdealer in Advance. | EDITION LIMITED alee | LE NEN Has ware ran won | Ta, ie 4a iad aon er. equipment ot tho cnmninedaveite ihn’ Stix ani it2d We Tan At an BE Nlcholan Arg noe agents believe there will yo nave ‘“ cient room AS Aiaaizom favare’ gars he ng in hoary type with asterisk (*) will be open ovenings until 9 sae oe ad ie tess tou Gane co “anit Pate, tahesk, ov i 10. ool