The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1919, Page 10

mecencune> sen = er ee een mame SR TTT A REE RR A A 10 a) __ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1919. HAIR TO DARKEN IT ol WnAV BASEBALL |eccceamc ors EVENING WORLD FORUM) FAMED MERCHANT, stra ei sain Sentng 4m Ener |i Oc and St ling 400 Enter-! t his project before then the world-famed and § Sn ene ae rr ee adel mn Dodgers—Braves, May 4; Giants, } ‘ontinued from First Page.) int ro world. famed Wool: | ongagement in Germany, Rn ning be- f Sage Tea! May 11; Cubs, May 18; St. Louis, May | ott Pre remy errtat ue ere hate Toes |b? CRTORIONTER © of ate ATTACKS NERVES 4a . > St. Louis, July 18; Cubs, July 20 tores did not make money. He closed plied to modern edifices that exists : z —— streaked and faded hair is grand , ants | 1d not make money i > # th ing impatiently at the bit, while mother's recipe, and folks are Games Through Assembl} Giants, July Reds, Aug. 17; 3 them and dropped from his methods » The funeral will be held MEME tallite ofteew toe” ce Sloan's Lintenent scatters (ie using it to keep their hair a | Louis, Aug. 24; Phillies, Augus f e | » which these stores dif Awaits Governor’s Signature Avenue, It will be private. The b States? i $ i even color, which ix quit The Walker-Malone Bill passed the sm thous whieh musceeded. SINC 'takan thers ince tecay or cect eur audienée wit) be Looe tive] COnseetion and relieves i we are living in an age when a youth Assembly by 82 to 60. A survey his cus- morrow No man is wiser th he said. pin ful appearance is o@ the greatest ad-] New York City, the whole a } Americans, The Standing R pain. made of the Board of Aldermen to Ventage. , |fact, for the first time in its history,|day by The Evening World show Nowadays, though, we don't hare the troublesome task of gathering the|!* Practically assured of professional and the mussy mixing at home. | ia All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, improved by the addition of Only ihheth baka \sign is never taken tn, A joke is a Sled Abbe MEETS DEATH IN ELEVATOR, | joko, ana a song is a song. “Dixie yple who and "Yar | ray me to run a store n do Aged Newro Crashed to Death by]. an t Sewtes ara tetan | bool! | not like it Arba cbadab ak comedy goes over with a wallop. Here], Sloan's | By 1886 Woolwort Rescue Squad had to be sent a of my A little appl trate 1 without rubbing will ately and rest and a router percen in favor of Sun it is wrong if pe Doodle" are applauded » declare m measure are iomas A. WI l every day of the week in Liniment is very eWective in jallaying external pains, — strains, cluding Sundays this season. The h had learned Sther ingredients, called “Wyeth's| passage carly to-day of the Walker Michael wiapieton, Jenough about the application of hi y to-day after a Hook and | ee rent G, A, desires to wend | “eines Heer memeitice aiuto tien Sage and Sulphur Gowpound." It is| Malone bill through the Assembly at} Adolph He Algernon Lee, Patrick ldream so all the Woolworth stores indder Company had failed to get}! 8 499 sitertaliecs, ‘Phey wail cle es NABOs neuritis, sciatica, rheu 4 very popular because nobody can dis-\Aibany to legalize the game on the) H. Larney, August Ferrand, Louis Jmade money. He had worked out a body, of Mitchell Trice, a newt, |) 0 cent, of thetd to begiria, Twens| Heep a big bottle al ' cover it has a applied nt | Sabbath ts the matter up to Gov. | nen ler, Barnet Wolff, James W leant sYioh which Wap tallure prool ator nd fr Mey Led pall the cscs si pte tele Stilt bly sn albu ) oF a #6 le he aw . | b \ as uF No, 69 East A 4 | y aeists , -ooged ae an heoaath your | smith who alr has signified his| aide ff. O'Kane could 4 | Rule't, paragraph 1, read: “Buy in the multed Almost roid | ganise ref 2 ab ie iene v 60c, 81.20. ier, taking one small strand at o| Willingness to sign the measure. It) not be largest quantities for which there is hours to extricate the body Genie iat NO. ¢ West dad. Biren times by morning the gray hair disap- | Mad previously passed the Senate wi oe os money to pay Price, sixty-seven years old, lived at | 4°) | | derman James A | pears, but what delights the ladies | All that remains to make the taw | a With Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- | effective at the Polo Gr a ¥imple formu'a Mac.” He has eet and was em- . a uniforn He was sent to a friend said be knew the Louw, but big as the Woolworth Building in nine years old.!{n almost any other line of manufac- t of five children, She }turing. | is the | alderman way in favor of the meas- | <=> A wane second floor to bring the elevator Je will | und ‘is that, besides beautifully | sanction of the rd of Aldermen, | ure f MARTHA SCHIFBLR ommon sens: , down, _Inste t nd he was ationery t ' i fter a few appli | Alderman John Wirth says he doe The time came when Frank W. crushed to th between it and the| your frie and re : darkening the hair a PP | hut little opposition ix red in this . tee, } } H ore | WW in d59 fifth floor. bly in an effort to get rect name is Thor | cations, it also produces that soft) oi ice president Robert L. Moran | express an opinion yet, Little Martha Schieber Has Enler-|Woolworth's stores were selling 250 fh Seal aenenboye H » . ce | quarter esident Robe » More that be ts to see the bill before tons of hairpi a year, fo ee - which are so uttractive— : sty whether he generally favors F authority with which he could ‘n- 4 i, Ad Albany to Aber th . bl se eday taeabadl Ji yore | Her Graceful $ vite himself into the ownership of & P Heeeeececeeeenaneseeseesenenees etseeeseseeesosooscooeoeoese eeeceeeseeset nes j — egal zat i re pm Nava ah | —_ | Little Martha Schieber, a dancer|hairpin factofy after that was as uns | = Removable used THAW INRASTIEN tH. vers toe [STUDIOS ULUVIRARFIOOUURT and one of the 1 f the Children’s | questioned as that which he could as : palititads bide alent Depar . \ BRIDGEWORK —|[i‘iierat sunny sn tar on 1 effets | ten gonnte GOLD and PORCELAIN F | Professional Daseball ‘Those In the PORCELAIN, and GOLD FI Dental Work ewry, 4, of Norfotk, the youn | ton Police, Vinitn Mag ate House | Hts performed at many carnivals and| ‘pwoenty years ago aes.he DauL BERNARD The Women’s Shop for Values “4 . ‘ + makers: of Et Description || “know” at City Hall say that all ob- : | Ban edte: Peoria aie tea Ge aeaie | At Lase Than Yoo Weald Pay Eleewhore || ntacten.can now be removed in timo| Malor R. W. Pullman, Chiet of Police (eer oe | neatrical amily, One|ono nenaty Me the vutue ae Nae ; 1 guaruntes skill, }) for the National and bi ashington on Magistrate it } merican |; ous terday, | brother TT ert A uC diy, y tart gentleness and Leas t h ve their echedules in| n the Tra erly an g r, and y¢ sky lin It gtarted Frank t satisfaction. | Leagues to change their Viand raid he was h to study the another musician with a local Woolworth to dreaming again, He x he Si f Examination New York to provide for the Sunday | working of that court, Ho enid it ts musi ny. Her n dan | F ’ 22 E 34th S cross the Street from nus! com y € is a db was laughed at Chea cand " IP All Patients Treated by Me Personally, and ix a pupil of tsadora Duncan. | tin jewelry did not build Yo provide for every eme in Washington DR. J. C. TOOLE |) scncaute makers of voth | vattor siting th renter part of the jyor pmaher, Harry, tn a Ce THIC MELE Cities votaee HERHMIRIES ae ag COnTUTUE for TOMoTrow 4} Broadway Cor. 40th Street = [vies to include Sunday dates pt the) soon return for another inspection and Wounds received in the Argonne tints of the sky ‘om dawn @ I Moers: © A.M, M. | Polo andy, ‘These dates would be: | would bring with him his Traffe Ine | ost da t world to look on and i Sundays: 9 A. 3 Lad May 4, Phillies; May 18, Reds; | apectors, Martha lives in the Bronx, and is| marvel ts his answer, * li a pupil at Public School No. 40 With Mr. Woolworth when he died | jwere his daughters, Mra, Melena W | CODMAN FILES DEMURRER McCann and Mrs, Jessie Donahue, and his son-in-law, James Donahue. WN NEWPORT SLANDER SUIT! His widow, Mrs, Jennie Vreighton Woolworth, to whom he was married | = in 1876, has been for several years a Contends That If He Called Eustis} 'e!pless nervous invalid at her home nis city, No. 990 Fifth Avenue a Spy Offense Is Not in th ty 0 Fifth Avenu New Spring Styles Just Received In a Great Special Purchase — Santeys He:Gibbons 2 ST AVENUE AT 3G™ STREET Second floor ~Take Elevator |More than a yeur ago, in order to Punishable. | simplify Mr, Woolworth's business.| NEWPORT, April §.—Ogden Codman| transactions, @er dower rights were | of Boston, who is being sued by Mr. | segregated so that it would not be] <-| necessary for her signature to ap- pear his real estate transfers, Last Friday it was decided a change TN Be prat| te. the country imight benefit Mr. Woolworth, and he was taken to} a demurrer tol Winfield Hall, at Glen Cove. 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