The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1919, Page 4

SS eee ee ee ae ee ee _—<--— ‘\@ompere Is Much Netter. #he Hotel Continental its was said Piight that Samuel Gompers had been able to sit up and that his condi- tion was much improved. Guy Oyster, eeeretary to Mr. Gompers, added that was only @ question of time when the tabor teader would be able to resume his activities All together over the top for the Victory Loan. Buy another Bond today. ORIGINATOR Salto Nuts Hatch—He Pays the Parcel Post | | | | | CHART OF TEETH MADE TO IDENTIFY MURDERED GIRL Condition of Feet Causes Be- lief She May Have Been gga Dancer Here, nly meana of identl ing woman © body found in a swamp near New an, Conn, Inat Frid « the Which Dish Seems Best to You? FOld-style baked beans were fiard to digest. They were crisped and broken, you know. The dish was not dainty, it was not hy gienic. Now we urge you to com- Pare it with a scientific dish. 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Keeler, will be to every dentist in G New York, Westchester County and Southe Connecticut. “Through the widespread pub- lictty given to this important identi- fication feature by ‘The Bvening World,” anid the Coroner, “we hope the mystery will be cleared up. Any dentist who did the work or part of it, or waa engaged on the work, will recognize it from the chart. With the identity of the young woman es ned jt should be @ compara. mple police task to round up od in The chart. ro 6 pe nsible for her death a the mpted hiding of the The catloused and contorted cond! f the feet of the m led to the belief that she was either a pro- f | dancer or spent much of her time on her feet in da ais, ‘The on each fo scarcely by tight, the opinion w the body ar with picked brought lived in| or have w Canaan, SWAMP MYSTERY VICTIM PROBABLY NEW YORK GIRL, AS OFFICIALLY DESCRIBED un N Medical Examiner Brooks Gives Details That May Aid in Identification. HE description of the mni- a dentified woman found off Wahackma Road near New Canaan, Conn. given om. cially by Dr. M. J. Broo cal examiner of Faiffield follows: Height—6 feet 51-2 inches, Weight—130 pounds, Hair-—Chertnut. Face—Oval out Nose—small and straight Foreh Low and rounded. Chin—Well formed and rounded fe Small, The plasters on them when the body was found. > ARTICLES MADE BY WOUNDED BOYS WILL ‘THE EVE ‘Chart of Teeth That Offer Clue ‘i ya have se Mrs. Laurent Oppenheim, With Many Other Society Women, Will Act as Saleslady. At the Plaza Hotel to-morrow Wednesda and wounded Hospital No. be placed om of the Wor of tho American articles made by ert ridie ut Cole under the n'a Nat ausp mmitte Soclety Defense under the Chairmanship of Mra, M. McAll § Tho exbit will include waste paper baske chains, | picture ber < Miss Anto © Harris society Women Will act as sal » name of the maker per cent. work. TI for the shop. ‘There 4 2,000 wounded men at the » direction of M Jones — twenty-four blished, Where the Nearly all the workers BE PLAGEO ON SALE’ NING WORLD, In Woman Auto Date RRAAROUINUCRRRR | KAARIAMNMOOR A | Examination:of-M teeth. ROTAAIRG ia snccnsrsemincs World a body eet ad la Left upper f wa kma R The ¢ right upper, gold f bridge; left lower TEACHER DECLINES TO BETRAY FRIENDS vart " firs Board Rules To-Day on Case of Clara C, Calkins, Who | 4 Criticised Salary Bill. : Roar n commit of the wh ving | | REFERRED TO THE COM | BE Or THE WHOLE | APRIL mmuni- | tendent to | Mara C, Cal No. f sion by | said} of the s © favored ercive lealled ‘I | tbe Lockwood-1 leg or an arm Greenpoint ali- Enamel Trip-Lock, Crip” with "eatery J) Q-98 high side, OPEN MONDAYS & SATURDAYS UNTIL, to New York ( and th AND IS UNDER FIRE coo coc’ HOP TO HALE | full | one of the crew of si: | NEW BRITISH TEAM MONDAY, MAY 5, 1919. ““" €The Tea of the Deriod” The Tee. thet measures up to every claim made’ in tts favor. "SALADA" Its Purity ts “Absolute” —— Its Flavor and Strength “Incomparable.” Sealed Packets Only ... Never Sold in Balk Form. Murder Mystery 2000 | JAPANESE PLEDGE TO GHINA RENEWED » Again Says Shantung a Is to Be | imed. 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IN CROSS-SEA CONTEST: Alcock and Brown on Way to in Fly Vickers Bo ST. JOHN'S, n of May 5.4 aspirants for transa prize elved to- Capt pilot, and Lieut. Brown, navigator, are on the| Mauretania, and that their machine, | ; » will follow | | another | 4 Vickars bomber pl rove Page machine, , and its crew have May 11 Of course, there’s a lot in the making of desserts, but any- one can succeed with the recipes in every package of are due here ‘rederick P. Hawker, 1 nile aynham and Harry tish riva here awaiting favorable weather in r to “hop off," were uncertain upper ate Flying cond but thare ns. verseag to-day vod early, indicath rt tions were unfavorable | ‘FLVERS' GUARD SHIPS | SW FOR AZORES TO-DAY wore Buy SUNNYCORN from your own Grocer — it’s mighty good! THE PATENT CEREALS COMPANY | | (Exablished 1883) Oil Supply Vessel Gr at A aiapiia ie | Trepassey Bay and Dest risen ad maged Floating Her. Penny a Serving TREPA Y N. F,, May 6,--Re- pplied, the seven destroy- ‘tueted and ere whic!