The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1919, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1919, UITTLEDOUGHBOY Sane New York City’s Hundred Per Cent. Babies CART WITH GIRL Seer nxers were F Adrotrat li moved along to talk to other iber Niblack, U. 8 N.. who was | ANA RAA RAAB DRAR DEDEDE OPOOODEOOD DIA OOPUOSOONDOOOODEED A “TS BEST FIGHTER, Ss:2°e: pares Win $20 Gold Pieces as Perfection Prizes K\ MOVIES HESAYS cs saa" in aa | ing Luxembourg ,irls hom Bureau of Naval Intelligence at Washe | zen Nelda, There were five weddings in Diekirch and nearby villages last |Faoe & and several others will take | e before the division leaves Laux- a |Smbouta for wood. | ] | Short Men ook the Prison RIGHT TO LIQUOR LICENSES aur had IN NEW JERSEY 1S DENIED to 33d Div BOURG, April 23 (by the | Superintendent — of Anti-Saloon | <<) one mere a | ! MA-IN-LAW HiT HIM American forces in the’ Nore , Dr. Elias Bier Appears as Complainant in Case That Bares Domestic”’Woes LUXEM Dr. Elias Bier, st in the Majes _Associated Press).—Among the inter-| League Bases Opin n “In g Lehdodwihageee netcliaen these’ | Much of Huey succes i [sated spectators of the review of the |, escapable Logic,” : Park West, had his mother-in-law in $6 bath tage OF ptrper hohe 884 (Prairie) Division here yesterday | james K. Shields, State Superin-| pa Sn the West Side Court to-day before | Selection of leathers, exclusive ‘ were three Ilinois Congressmen, Mar- | tendent of the New Jersey Anti-S | f iva «ys Magistrate Ringel on a summons | gtyling, perfection in workman- ee ee ee | expel Ga Whe ee tarens “emusababte | ; harging assault. The mother-in-law | ship and elegance of finish, and Richard Yates. Warren Pershing. | jogic," notifier the Jersey authorities | « -~ Mr. Sarah Dufree of No. 302 Cen- | make the Hurley name the dis- son of the Commander in Chief, who |that they can no longer issue liquor | ~~ ‘ tral Park West. The alleged assault | tinguishing mark of quality. aie to Burope With Becretary Oe ee ee ee eee ae a7 ¥ Sian Nidan SABRE AM herindosled Laeb ot ne Federal « : titution, the Bight War Baker, was also present th Amendment, the New Jers t re ti 00 deco | Sate law and a Pennsylvania’ Cou During the day more than 100 deco: FE jon leads him to the following | n rations were presented by Gen, Per- \ / | theatre, Mrs, Dufree and Mrs. Mil — Y HURLEY . dred B twenty-five, had seats t yy en Hall, twenty-five, a pa / Miss shin Mader Gen; George Baty jr | aes tient, sat together in the rear of the hing. Major m, re house Neither couple knew of the commander of the division, and Brig. has provided for va te Ps | Hakees OF the WalAk. he, daninion xpired period, whe Gen. Paul Wolf received Distin- Pohott’ through ‘A took place after the show } guished Service Medals and Col. Jos- holder, but th , The witnesses testified substantially eph Sanborn of the 131st Infantry and for a year, a we rem ax follow Col. Abel Davis of the 1324 bait shoe ha Riuinteteee neo, et writ Fe we >, 0% , The Husband's Story: Made over a special last — Re eee ataie Sw antad WF rile bi me laws ere s * tg © Mra. Bier and I have been living | has C forepart, B instep, and ub ree aire ele Meal ae ‘ | t about a year. We wero married | A heel. Grips the foot firmly, rene r Crosses and one Belgis : c a . Order of the Crown | JERSEY Boys | HOME SOON. * f | two years ago. On the night in ques- | Cannot slip at the heel. Cor Secretary Baker spent nearly two! aT ETT ETA / | tion I ran into Miss Hall and her ais- | set fitting at instep. Absolute hours in strolling alo lines of | All of 20th Division Asnigned to aie oor Feu ae a asl ter at the ticket window. ‘The sister | comfort in forepart. Wide, troops, while Gen, Pershing passed Aiyiclad went home. Ido not know why. Miss | medium and narrow toes. from one company to another on his| WASHINGTON ~ - ORI PANTS Hall and 1 entered the theatre Our beautiful Cordovan shades round of inspection, To his q Pretosy ner | GERALDINE, MARIE together and sat together, She is one | ate made possible by using only the dione rewarding food Mtr. Baker ibid dd b nt BONNA BEA. QUEENS of my patient The pictures wer best leathers, being treated by the aiyad Wut tow, commbIAintsy, Rod ML Hh ea Hurleyized secret process, which in- hah aonihadl A ddl tik ddal hash » was en-| Awarding of Prizes tor Con- + creases the life of the leather 4 mon said t letters were coming War Depar | Awarding of Prizes for Con At the close of the performance | | taining its rich lustre to the end, hrough from America in from two ac ip ohveytec| veouun Ort by Health De- was helping ¢he young lady ith to three weeks Most of the men | day ngineers, n ‘ he ri her coat when mother-in With whom the Secretary talked cast [Bakery Company and Base Mospitaia| Partment in All Subdivi- M peared, Mra, Durfeo be HURLEY SHOES they preferred immediate demobiliza- | lili | sions of City Made Big Fea- waiting 2. She hit me in the .J4 Ureadwap 1387 Bread i Grant, oresaratory te the proposes | FOG AGAIN DELAYS FLIGHT. ture of Dairy Show— Grant, preparatory to the proposed “parade of the former [llmols Suards-| Weather Conditions Continue Un-| Points of Perfection Are ce with her fist. A crowd a 177 Broadway 215 Broadway 183 Broadway 39-41 Cortiandt S« Pactory—Kockland, Mass Ik WappelbA Vial weatof the ‘wen ‘ Decided by Body Experts | pag bay semunieee Lif rome atid his | cor : " y that —Best “All Borough Kid- | hase se vig Aha ati Whe Secietary wholla wut 8 teat 6 die to Be Picked Saturday. Mrs, Grace McPherson, Wife] your Honor, and tt t# nothing to m from nehes in he asked for a com- | say that weather condi- | —— of Oil Man, Had Been Vic- whines OOS eli wile All ™ pany of smaller men. Meeting sol- nue unfavorable j r : ; Jask of him is that he support the diers of his stature and some even | eee | Marguerite Mooers Marshall. | tim of Insomnia, |wite he promised to love, honor and mailer, Mr. Baker asked one of the| “*lifersle Moves to ere's to New York's 100 per cent cae cherish—and last week I got an orde sspthhl dite sldliea tupipeaecatca hs Amendme: babie | | Despondency from {M1 health was from the court compelling him to do} y given as tho probable cause /4t least that. I never raised a hand| o him, the excitement of such ou of Mra, Grace McPherson's auicide |‘? him. In . : | meeting I may have said somethin Rita DOFEY |>Y shooting in her apartment at the j\Ke ‘up to your old tricks,’ but I smallest if he had seen any Germans| say FRANCISCO, A af They are getting theirs in the form aptured, tion throughout the State of the refer- | of $20 gold pieces and other prizes, | “Quite a number, sir," replied the/endum petitions against the National| every day this week at the National short doughboy. Prohibition Amendment and the Harris | Milk and Dairy Farm Exposition, now pana . Wen Act to inforce the amendment, was be- es s Who captured thei,” asked the/ fin ‘today, it was announced ‘bs’ the | being held in the Tist Regiment Ar- Secretary, “the big men or the little| California Grape Protective Associa |mory. To-day the Department of eit BRON * _ | Hotel Majestic, 72d Street and Cen- was naturally excited.” ; | i Mere cooperating in the referendum | Health pres twemy dollars 0} teen is meet rat Park West, last night. Letters The Young Wife Testifies. | le ones, answered thel campaign, it was announced gold to the best Brooklyn baby be- age. and Gaiahe ‘ONE THIRD OUT OF 500. she mailed a short time before she! “A day or two before our me | . P ciwoa | TheEntireMilkIndustry | six borough, Little Robert rev seven months son of Mr. and Mrs. e, and living at No. 1998 Valen- tine Avenue, was announced yestor f age, in the sam pendent oil producer, and a daugbter we 1} the late Daniel O'Day, one of the men men who aided John D. iene ‘or a | Come! one, 1 have my doubts about Dr.) and bring the children to this ire ters Taken at Random From gy day to be the best baby in the Bronx Al] Boroughs and All Classe feller in forming the Standard Ot Bier's seriousness, He took me to a J peer and the t of Social Company. Her brother, Charles jot of che impossible places picture of farm and dairy life. Duffy, two : O'Day, lives at No, 70 Oth poor nelughb Ix, and when I S " and she has a sister 1M tented got mad and sald, “All cheht, ee aed and ond sl, “AD Ct ee j ral weeks ago Mrs, Meiherson morrow alone | the prize cows, the biggest ' 1 percente bahia ne breakdown and. ber ‘Tho day of the movie catastrophe | ie ; Geraldine Bi und red her @ take long motor 't uid go out alone, and in Washing-| cheese, the milk ber, the seven months old, wh a H in the country, She left early ton Square L found the darlingest, ing of cheese and ice 21 Gates Avenue, Ridgewood, hildren were taken pract esterday with her matd, Marie Hud- joveliest little place for only $9 a] cream and the milk-fed prize and Frederic Field, two yeara and ten At random from all hor on, for atour of Westchester County month, 1 tolephoned the good news| Kiddies, INVEST IN THE VICTORY LOAN months, whose 508 and all ela ciety. Jand they did not return until % last!) ty Dr. Bier, and what do you supp Bixth Btreot, Colleg well as r were jnight he said, Your Honor? He said, | Francona: isearnes aad , and the doficiency in | On reaching her apartment Mra|swhat! Ninety dollars? Why, a $10 | earn!! " \s st baby f ; MAG Eo RANG Be la MePher ked up some letters SHO tenement is good enough for you to ‘ BON ELLE CO. tigi of Hloniondy Ane cha bat LESrO IOHANIE 1) SIRES De MORE leaving on the try jive ins ‘Then he hung up to make milk dishes —- how nild in this borough [ed : jo Tal eae mul (neue oe es he herbals Ay I way terribly put out about it, I] milk is produced —- how its Rower, two years and t@o months, ¢ edt yael fas dt acai aN sieaaA sbiead marked that she missed her) rai miserable, We went to the move | ‘ The Specially Shop of Opginations No, 63 ‘Tompkins Stapletor of a eampulian by the New Vor : with their ninetecn-| joy for relief. Mother may have | °Stis shown. ALL BOROUGH PRIZE BAGIgg| Fommittce of the Child Health /ycur-old son Cameron, recently re-| , n sharply to him, but who | . | . tye FIFTH AVENUELAT 38™ STREET PICKED TO-MORROW Organisation, No. Fifth Aves [leaned from the Canadian Air Service, |MPOKED SMATDIN Th ltt tim." | National Milk& Dairy Farm Exposition j sip ' thee wh th ate left several days ago for Fort Worth, | 4 | St e A. K. Aldinger, director of |'Tex,, where Mr. McPherson has Lirge| The Other Yonng Lady. | ~ e ime ph al training of the Board of 1 intere | “My name is Helen Hall, 1 re J > HAVE ARRANGED FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY Education, was entisted On her return trom { ar posting the lot) with my pec at No, 42 West 66th | Bach child is to be given a a it Mrs. McPherson with a smile | street. 1 am not employed, At one showing his present weig waved aside ber maid, who had tried time 1 wae on the stage, L went to weight which, according to his [to assist her in removing her wraps,|the theatre with Anna May Hail, my We were at the ticket booth height nd age, he ought ¢ t snd went into the path room i aie tad wie mente rulen thy |""An"samamt later two shore woral mal An, Mey, Ceuta, Sf cua lPrkhvearS4? which he may hope to attain the ’ , The Season’s Most Remarkable Sale ws te ard and Mrs, Mefherson wa ‘Up. He is ‘my dentis of ahi able te und dew? rm in stepping into a| meee t with him. I had never aye MSM Heres sFather 1ekt aB:¢ t Mrs. Dufree or Mrs, Bier ate estimated at several millions. | show had ended and Dr, Bier ry borough in the ugh was divided into four In each district babi mothers | t attending opartment a was helping m Dock Strike Held Up Departure of \he aid, | Maltie. Mother-in-1 lmoved so fi April 24 (Via, Montreal) WOMEN'S EVENING MANTLES and people talked so | LONDON t | 3 fast that I couldn't begin to tell tt tions and babies hitane| \ dock workers at Liverpool | qi The older lady struck Dr, Bier | How Old Are You? As “old Developed in SATIN—TAFFETA— PAPHOS Ais Terie voltae ag Reval hd ae The. Macitrata jas your arteries,” whether the e | 215i er Act Canadian t Division e | ome | ¢ family Bible registers twenty BROCADED SILK—FAILLE SILK ' th next div ae " for Caneda, have not been} "Mrs, Dutree, x or sixty. The one Fountain of boat | which le called are. i ' England Lee ee w ioe adings in the matter | Youth is food. containing the strict | general "clean thy” etn W cscean aad the iint tor eu npares | itcerale; “INSIGNIA OF 40TH DIVISION), | eats Ree le eauetdld nee - SUNSHINE” GUARDSMEN OF ni cal Potassium, found in whole wheat, helps to keep the tissues supple helps to keep you young 78.00 These Evening Mantles formerly priced 95.00 to iinTimote THE FAR WESTERN STATES sits nih ai, Rar ttl | Mrs ie keep away fromDr, Bier And Wheatsworth’s Aish nut+ in the future 115.00 were specially reduced for this event ar - BLUE ao like flavor will delight you oe m i, Bac<- | GEN, H. W. THORNTON HOME; Ground fresh daily in New York, COPIES AND ADAPTATIONS OF THE LEADING i“ ; 18 oa) n eruption ' MOVED BRITISH TROOPS AT ALL GROCERS FRENCH MODISTES IN BRILLIANT AND SOFT f uae sabe aie F. H, BENNETT BISCUIT CO.,N. ¥. COLORINGS; LINED WITH CONTRASTING CHIFFONS re POINTS THAT Soest WHICH le f 1 | oar eae a oe Ss 5 ° “road A Ma ul mi may score a posal | ; During Wa BATHS, Clean TOILET BOWLS Included in this assemblage are silhouettes emphasizing ith Dopartmer 5 | S. Soldiers GARBAGE CAN: go tetroring Odors straightline, tier-caped, shirred collar, and various other ; asain: 4 1 feLLawe | Brig. Gen. Heary W. Thornton, w 8 , \ avy went f 1 managing th sODK a interesting treatments. Several have collars of Grey Squirrel u hae su i Bie ryan tt ypelllces Boose oMPsoN S: vn i @ rt 40% | pa SUBRAE ; CLEANER 4 i aR : n general charge | be AND 75¢ THE CA\ He “pe DIVISION {Ii mover "9 qt ALLGOOD DRUG, HARDWARE, walks win he rons Horas Auaiy | Sy aNTSY ing the war, and It was through ble | DAINT & DEPARTMENT STOREIS | n and eighteen month reet, and Nathan Vin Three hundred points are awarded gid, of No, 2341 Hoffman Street, from last spring untii winter express | REFUSE IMITATIONS ] trains loaded with Americans in olive | Thompson Chemical Co, Ince New Kes