The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 14

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CANTRELL & COCHRANE Ginger Ale Order by the Dozen for Use at Home Gordon & Dilworth REAL RANGE MARMALADE Sold by leading dealers If unobtainable at yours call Bryant 5244 Patrol Protection For $2.00 a month, you can have a Holmes patrolman guard your property. In turn, the Holmes organization provides an elaborate system for supervising the work of the watche man—relieving him in case of ill or aceident and otherwise seeing to it that your property is properly safeguarded, We also furnish special men for special duty. TOLMES ELECTRIC+ PROTECTIVE COMPANY '* ST tel Cortlandt -1O uu : 1 block estates of Long Beach, Long OF TAX LIEN SALE OF LOTS sie secs ana ie eatimate piled santa are worth $10,000 now Mrs, O'Brien died in 1914, and Inspe Testifies Property Valued at $10,000] tor O'Brien continued to pay the taxe Was Bought at Auction for lo Ata Fh UMN, ha EM, th los $38.55, |" up at county auction at Mine- baa iat = the {ola and sold to Charles J. Hausman THe John Do es Lynbrook for $38.55, which amount rer le Gale of real property un tax lien was nted an unpaid tax in 1914 | Fesumed to-day before Magistrate] Failure to pay that tax, the Inspector | ———— Charles M. Harris at the Municipal}explained, was inadvertant. There wera — - Building lifterent kinds of taxes, county, achoot George F, Thompson Says Police inspector John O'Brien told of|and township, and he thought all hed ¢ J 15 SE cresahetecvia whieh Wh wite por [Been paid, {c wan only lant teenth tket| Oceers . Brougit Women chased five lots, Nos, 66 to 70 Inclusive, |ne learned the lots had been sold. | Measures Before Legislators | @omciat Prom 0 Statt, Corremmondent of The ALBA April 2.—-Mrs, Norman De R. Whitehouse, Chairman of the State Suffrage Party, was to-day Jeriticised on the floor of the Senate r [result of flying visita she mi | Monday Thompson asa here now by Senator George he the Wo and yesterday in capacity as Chairman of men's Joint Legislative Conference Senator Thompson held a ne per clipping before him as he spoke. It told how Mrs. Whitehouse, very becomingly attired and beautiful to behold, had fairly swept the members | of the Senate off their feet. One by | one they were called out into the lobby by Mrs. Whitehouse, so the story ran, and there plainly asked how they proposed voting on ques- tions of pending legisl affecting women workers. “The entire trend of the newspaper story,” said Senator Thompson, “was to the effect that absolutely nothing had been done in the interest of} women's legislation until Mrs, White- heuse stepped off a steamer just in from Europe and aboard the Empire State Express for Albany. Of cour that is not true, Long before Mrs. Whitehouse arrived here we had a band of very hard working and effec- tive women went thelr tasks unostentatiously “As the result of the very laudabl by these women in the interest of legisiation Senator, and I dare say every As-| semblyman, properly understood what | the women's joint legislative confe ence wanted. ‘They who about crusade made their every | did not need the DEADLY POISON GAS Kidney disease is no respecter of per- Jeon, It attacks young and old alik In most cases the victim i» warned of the approaching dan; Nature fignts back, Headache, indigestion, insomnia, lame back, lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, pal the loins and lower abdomen, difficulty in urinuting, all are Indication of trouble brewing in your kidney; When such symptoms appear you will | almoat certainly find quick rellet In GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. ‘This famous old remedy has stood the tost for two hundred years in helping mankind to fight off dl It im tmported dir laboratories in Holi ase. from the home where it bas t a, helped to develop the Dutch into one of | the sturdiest and healthiest races in the world, and it may be had at almost every drug store, Your money promptly re- funded If it does not relleve you. Be sure to get the genuine GOLD MEDAL Brand, In sealed packs: 1417-1423 THIRD AVENU NEAR 60" STREE FURNITURE Cashor Credit| Open Evetlngs TU p o'Clock, | | your | affect | cede that the -|Thompson be accepted by this body,” women's representing the Suffrage party; Mrs. Grace Phelps, representing the Wom- en's given Women's Joint Legislative ence Irene Ries ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1919. LITTLE AUBURN-HAIRED | GIRL IS A “STAR” OF THE ys \ q " ANNIE RAT TET Annie Rattet Has Danced Her Way! Into Many Hearts at the Talent Try-Outs. Annie Rattet, an auburn-haired tec of seven years, is one of the “stars” of the Children's Talent Department of The Evening World and has appeared at several Ameri- canization forums on the east side. Annie is of Jewish descent, has two brothers and two sisters and jlives at No, 1591 Madison Avenue. She attends Public School No. 101, very charming Mrs, Norman De R. Whitehouse to tell them either, While I insist that Mrs, Whitehouse's visit shed any additional ray of ht on the far not 80 as I 1 my vote, am concerned, I'm willing to con- presence of Mrs, White- shed much radiance in chamber, move that the alibi of Senator house this “ does said § mator Boylan. is Senator Thompson was genertlly WORSE THAN congratulated by his colleagues after the session, The women who have been doing the real work here in the interest legislation are Mrs. Tome, Joint Legislative Conference; Mary E. Dreier, who has just up the chairmanship of the Confer- on account of fll health; Mrs. Sylvester Chubb, representing the American Association of Labor gislation, and Mrs. Connell, repre- senting the Consumers’ League. CITIZEN'S UNION SENDS APOLOGY TO GOVERNOR Retracts Secretary Arndt’s Charge of Deal Over Public Service Board, (Spectal From & Staff Corrmpondent ef The sven. ing World,) ALBANY, April 2—The Citizen's Union of New York City has apolo- gized to Gov. Smith for the action of Walter T. Arndt, its Secretary, who recently issued a statement to the ef- fect that the Governor and the Re- publican leaders had entered into a deal over the selection of a Public ‘ Commission, traction of the Citizen's Un- ion is contained in the following let- ter from William Jay Schieffelin: “My Dear Governor: At a well at- Miss tended meeting of the Executive Committee of the Citizens’ Union held to-day, it was voted that I should be requested to write to you in re- ard to the alleged deal in connec- tion with the passage of the Public Service Commission reorganization bill and the repeal of the State wide Direct Primary Law. “Our found that Mr. Arndt acted on information which he committee ( Holzwasser Home Talks No. 440 | HE fineness of Holawasser fur i] niture ww facto t : ognined tn the panda “Mt New. York tented ita quality. for a generation. i Tong vayment. term Nil never in aur All thene. attractive clearly in evidence Grit Annual AN that BONDS, og French and Spanish Spoken Hera White tor New 80-Page Calalo, and 8-Page Special Sale Circular ee Easily reached (rom Weat Side by ot 59th St. Crosstown Cars, A3-Room Apartment “Ceaser $245 A4-Koom Apartment $375 ‘A5-RoomApartment 00 VALUE IBERAL LERMS 15% Special € ha with your excellent record as Gover- | “WM. believed justified his statement to the newspapers, and that he at- tempted to see you in regard to the matter contained therein before he made it public ‘But your explicit denial of any al in connection therewith, coupled nor and our faith in you, leads us to accept fully your statement, I would like to add that Mr, Arndt concurs in this opinion JAY SCHIEFFELIN, “Chairman.” Cold Germs Smoked Out women's legislation and, | hasn't} OPENING A COURT AT GREDIT GIVEN MSWORD FoR TQ MAKE CITIZENS WINS HIGH PRAISE Evening World Commended for Its Part in Making New Americans, That the women of the east side intend to do their share in politics is evidenced by the great demand for by wish to take out their first papers at citizenship papers women who the first opening of the Supreme Court at night, as planned by The Evening World. But the men are not far behind. Since the announcement yesterday in The Evening World that for the first time in the history of the country, the Supreme Court would remain open on the evenings of April 8, 9 and 10, over 300 applications for citizenship blanks have been received at this office. The Evening World, !mmediately| after the inauguration of the Ameri- | canization Forum system on the east | side, found that many foreign-born inhabitants of the district had been kept from being citizens because of ignorance of the mode of procedure. | This paper then rendered every pos- sible aid, and helped many to become | citizens of the United States. Then it | became apparent that a large number were putting off the applications from | day to day simply because the court was open only during working hours. ‘The time spent in going to the court during the day necessitated the loss | of pay which they could ill afford, and also of payment for the same time lost by the citizens who accompanied them, Harry H. Schlacht, Director of The Evening World Americanization | Forums, at once made a study of the matter, and found that since em- ployers were often unwilling to ma good the wages thus lost, the only| solution to the problem was a night session of the court, He communi- cated with County Clerk William Schneider and Deputy Clerk Herman W. Beyer, and easily obtained their concurrence with the plan. Mr. Schneider conferred with the staff and found them willing to give up their evenings on the three dat mentioned, to take care of the hun- dreds of would-be citizens sponsored by The Evening World. Applications were recently given to 200 members of the audience at a Forum by representatives of ‘The Evening World, and since that time many have asked the aid of this paper in filing their intentions, On April 8, 9 and 10, The Evening For Colds, Grip and Influenza Take “Laxative ' Bromo Quinine Tablets”’ Be sure you get the Genuine Look for this signature 6.2 kg ove on the box. 30c. Old Resident Given Up by Physicians “Given up by five doctors, my only jhope an operation, I rebelled on cut- ting me open, as I am 75 years old. A neighbor advised trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trou ble. 1 got relief right away. I had not eaten for 10 days and was as yel-| low as a gold piece. 1 could have| lived only a few days but for this World has not only brought about the night session of the court for ap Plicants for citizenship, but it will also aid in every way any persons in New York who wish to become citl zens, The innovation is not restricted to the east side, but applies to all New York. Plans have already been perfected by County Clerk Schneider and Deputy Beyer to take care of the 200 applicants on those s. Both of them have expressed their hearty yproval of the idea, and promised he EB ng World that an adequa' staff will be on hand. “We are all at the disposal of the men and women sponsored by The Evening World,” said Mr. Beyer yes- | terday, “and we shall be glad to do all that is humanly possible for the success of the movement. The Eve- ning World deserves hearty congrat- ulation for its great service to those who cannot come here during the day.” Many other expressions of approval have been received by Mr. Schlacht The » of the east side are ex- tremely grateful for the opportunity, and the Principals of the evening girls’ schools are particularly enthu- silastic, Miss Schulz, School No. 42, Streets, said “Il am very glad to know that the Americanization work which The ening World has been doing on the east side has proved so produ tive of actual achievement and r sults. The idea to help these people is praiseworthy, and they are sure to appreciate it deeply. When the women of the school over which I preside read of the opportunity which i be given them they were pleased beyond expression, I heartily con- gratulate The Evening World Miss Green, leader of the Amert- canization class at Public School No. 4, Rivington and Pitt Streets, wrote The Evening World yesterday: “I regard this plan as a blessing to the thousands who have hitherto been unable to become citizens be- of the hours when the court open. A great number have cted to take out thelr papers for years on this account alone, because they could not leave their’ employ- ment. As a teacher of a citizenship class I realize the value of the inno- Principal of Evening Orchard and Essex vation. May I express my hearty thanks to The Evening World for this timely effort in behalf of t prospective citizens of this country. Many other letters of a similar na- ture have been received by The Eve- ning World from prominent educa- tors, workers of the east sic nd the people of the district thems: From all appearances, the Hall of Records, No. 61 Chambers Street, will be filled on those nights with citl- zens-to-be. WOMAN SAVED MUCH SUFFERING By Taking Friend’s Advice and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. “1 was all run down in health, had indigestion and terrible cremps every month so I was un- lable to do any- thing. I had tried doctor in also West Plains, every remedy I could think of, without relief. One day when I suffering greatly @ friend was ¢ house and Lydia ham’s Vegetable Compound?’ So I did, and through it I found relief from my suffering and I really believe it saved my life. It does not seem as though I can say enough in praise of this wonderful medicine for the health it has brought me."—Mrs. Cora Lee Hall, West Plains, Mo. 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