The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 17

IS DEMANDED FOR RENT PROFITEERS _—_—> Friend of Soldiers’ Dependents | Hudson River: by Daylight Judge Williain Armatrong, the fot- mer Justice of the Municipal Court who, a year ago, announced through The Evening World that he would rive his legal services gratis to sol- ’ dependents who with eyletion by thelr Iandiords, and who #inee* then has saved hundreds of sich, depend- ents from. being put upon the gtreet, is still enthusiastically interes| were threatened DEF L am Ed Jab BroabWay 2 HO UDINI eet ee ee 2 ‘Fee Bind You Have Alwa: ba Pa ae H. ge} —————— Ou ‘i iin STAM en ANITA STEWART From Loroy Scott'# Novel etd arising Stomach and Bowels, similation of Food; givin: and The Children’s P: |The Kind You Have Always Bought) Bears the Signature of LEWItsonn TADIUM| sith St. and Amsterdam Aye. HT. &20 O'CLOCK—OPEN Alt > Yweateer Memwtes? DOWN THE BAY me Santee ba Fare 40¢. 3 | HENRY TABLE In Case of Main concert takes Great Hall, 140th St, and Convent» wey mer age LINE G in Use For Over 30 Years r lettér to Congressman Peter J. Doo- j ling, expressing regret that Congress \had failed to pass @ measure tmpos- ; ing penalties of a criminal nature on | profiteering tandiords. The etter said tn part: ; “*T have made a special study of the Soldiers and Gallors’ Relief Act, but do not find sufficient provision for punishment of the intended culprits. They have found methods to evade j the law, and something more drastic A and effective should be provided, #9 |that these gentlemen might be | brought to bay with a round turn. Says Landlords Get Around The evidince of the profiteering in #0 plain that it but needs sufficient leg- isiatio® to be ifvoked to bring the criminals to justice” Judge Armstrong asks Congress. man Doolifig to acquatnt him with all phases of the situation regarding the bill that falled to pass last week, and promises to go to Washington to ap- pear before any committee having the matter in charge. He believes that If Congressmen fully understood the method ployed by many ee | lords to evict the dependents of men who were absent, fighting for the foney vation of the countey, such a is needed would be passed tulen Pe ts ere: » Bids the the ese healthy sleep. Mother's i. Actors Equity Association GALA PERFORMANCES Entire Change of Program for a.pleasant vacation ra behind all summer discom- forts, Go prepared! Athletic exercise on your vacation will bring perspira- tion, chafing, sunburn, many skin tribulations. of city people is especially * sensitivetosun, wind, and sea. Both sexes will suffer equally, and the children will have many a small bruise, cut or scratch demanding soothing treatment. rashes will torture him. DIAMOND RING || Y DAYS” uroaacen alt that ot nn AT. HIPPODROME JIU Fa lpiccesr sHow~ LOWE! Matinee ) To-Day SieMiNas ak ei Complete. of of Watches Party end THe Mennen Company Newaan, MJ. V.SA, nx nx AMU mies | TIMES SQUARE | Bathing TEEPLECHASE | J FOR ecteee ALISAD ADEs innore Bie "Geld ) Waltman ater, i, 49 Mi DANCING ACADEMIES, Coolest Place in New York Dance Palace Terrace Garden EVELYN HUBBELL and CASTLE HOUSE Instructors in Charge Go prepared with Mennen’s Kora-Konia, the wonderful ante tic powder for the , containing in- pai of recognized medi- cinal value. Perspiration will not readily wash it away. It adheres for hours, drying up sore spots, cooling and heal- ing skin distress. Use it for small cuts and skin abra- sions, and for baby’s diaper and teething rash. Keep truly cool this sum- mer with Kora-Konia, “ANNA” WHEATON “AND oews new voRK we nv Delicious As Bon-Bons Aha Made from the finest peppermint; children, and the old folks too, find Partola Tablets as delightful to the taste as the finest candy. it for its invigorating and strengthening effect on over- worked stomachs and clogged-up bowels. Partola sweetens the breath and leaves a pleasant taste in | your mouth. Costs no more than ordinary laxa- tives and beats anything you ever tried. At your druggist—25c, 50c, and $1.00 boxes¢\Trial size, !0c. : BBth Street, near Lanington Ay. PLAYHOUSE jis" Swval 9. 45" it Hae ae | DELIVERANCE ti SCHOOL vf WOOLWOKTH BLDG, NEW AflLernvom viasses 4.16 ts Evening Classes eae, UPEN To Nous i HELP WANTED—MALE Tad, eaer otc mn GREEAWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES i Geatls Meboy as GREEWW LH tithe mise mine gto Bre. 6. 0. 4 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. Doctors recommend ttl law Hel tranarer in ‘pelts tow | it it for a time. ‘won family has owned it ‘nines 1908, J ToPS Pin BENNETT BUILDING SALE REPORTED; BUILT 1M 1872 Extensive Improvements to Nassau] « Street Landmark Believed Designed. The Bennett Mullding, a Nassau Syreet landmark, it is reportet, bas) \ changed hands, a Wilson estate of Philadelphia ow: the property for) thirteen years. sYniicate’ of real cotate men is ol buyer, according to report, The wets ec ENRIGHT DENIES GIFT. Police Haven't Given Mim a House —landiord Has Raised Rent. Police Commiasioner Enright, who has been on @ yachting trip with Deputy Police Commissioner, ino talk sie emee from members of a. 8, Pose Be Georee Mags at No No ser Bt a if ue, J reper ‘Absolutely without "rou *aSd, 2 Corsusiatooet a right. "No auch. gift has. been offered er accepted. | There was int ote in. 0 me shortly after } was ut I stopped it, No site has "boon made, And none wiil-be was ronerty. a sir SHORE LINE MAY auir Company ™ 9 Neither Coal Nor ey to Buy It. George A. Stanley, President of the New York and Worth Shore Traction Company, announces that the company's wilt be $¥Pind that no’ more car, be purchased Because the company ia without funds. ‘Theret il have to sus pends Sie sala Ti, Tie, daly way attnciant revenue could to keep the road running was by an increase in fare. Saturday a2 there will be a public jushing under the blic ion, The erey hopes o' its contract with pe jeasau Countios idly rowan communities, = { Ensign’s Trial Buds; Verdict tn ‘Waahtagton. ‘Trial of Ensign Harry Erlanger, | Naval Reserve, was closed yesterday in the General Martial at the Navy Yard itn find- = ‘were sent to hit in, where rh ig accused of bing LAeut. prsegsy a. ilert by the nia ot a fir coat to Biter» wife to win promotion from Yeoman to Ensign. FILMED “CHECKERS” | BETTER THAN BOOK OR | “Checkers,” adapted for the screen from Henry M. Blossoin's thrilling story and play of the same namé, is due for a long run at the Central Theatre, Broadway and 47th | Street, It is a Fox production of the de luxe type. Every thrill that is found in the story, itself @ masterpiece of vivid melodrama, is reproduced and brought to life in this uni Movie. Photo- —— ont ee ects are as fond as came effort can make them. ictienaial Pde. i “STEP LIVELY GIRLS” LIVE UP TO THB NAME AT COLUMBIA THEATRE | ‘The “Step Lively Girls” in “Stand at Ease” at the Columbia Theatre this week are worthy of the name} Never has the Columbia seen such a bevy of loveliness, shapeliness and pep. The costumes were colorful and accentuated the natural beauty of the laughing lassies, Bhannon, the human Nathan B, Perlman, counsel for C. W. Galvin, President of C. W. Galvin & her brokers. at No. 60 Broad Street, ing Bibore, yeni ndants, Robert and Irv- terday entered pleas of 8 of grand lar- conspiracy and false advertising. which they were recently indicted |Mr. Perlman told Ju hams in that ‘the indictments not gullty to the chan ceny, ry lotments,” and said he ly for an inspection of/ the minutes, 1a Radway ae R° os SyERiRkY cae ie pilot v7 ra % NUXATED IRON MASTER STRENGTH BLOOD BUILDER Stock Clearances and' August Two Factors Making Price Cuts Hi Unequalled Elsewhere in Town Sale Departments:— ' Flannels ) = and Draperies Following for Wednesday and Thursday: Last 3. Days—August Sales of Blankets — of eiderdowa of imported cot- teen or white with cneilin the thee Burreg, #147 pr. Sale 4.98 Groat Bargai: In Soiled and Odd Blankets Used for counter ana window display during Augus: Sale, , Wool mixed, Wool finish, ton fleece, white, solid tones 3” Comfortables Hearn Special Crib Blankete— cotton rege —beery. nay Greatly Below To-Day’s Market Vda Last 3 Dayo—August Salesof Table Cutlery Pearl Handle Serving Pieces August Sale 72 || Last 3 Daye—August Sales Table Oilcloths PLAY, A FOX WINNER|| Other Household Needs At Interesting Reductions Table Bey ee imper- and Teaett’s, with sterling silver ferrules. Inventory Clearances in SWEATERS ‘Silk Sweaters—all me? sent C. 0. D. Flannel-back Table Oilcloth——-1}¢ yds. wide—our reg. bbe ar Also Russels Steel Knives and Forks —cocobola handles— our reg. aidahdy Scalloped Edge 36-inch oti O88 Feb Aes ser aetee Opaque Shades, 7x3 er ed Uate-—nonnied, on fa aickel fine our reg. 87 ct. each, Sale .O8 yong ne pas Kntvee—excel hand-for See bc. Sale .46 t Not Gewt 4 corti nusual Clearance Values— Inventory only two days offt ‘ Taffeta Petticoats Special 4,75 Our regular 06 9 variety frag? alitees Haste Fine Batiste Corsets— Special 1,50 Value $3.00—Light and com- var low bust model, embroidery trimmed. Sizes 19 to 90. MORNING SPECIALS—Wednesday & Thursday Until 1 P. M. "To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telaphone Orders. $2.97 Extra Sise Blouses. ... White Voile—becoming modele— US EB—SBOOND FLOOR, 60/$5.95 Moa’s Silk Shirts ae Silk ffore or silk-—-all siges in lot, but not in each material. MBN'S FURNISHINGS—MAIN FLOOR, $1.17 Infante’ Nainsook Slips. Yoke and Bishop—lace and em- trimmed — some hand ", ct. Serges—4l inch, art ange garnet, “Tay rte, navy HES GOOTR MAIN HLOOR, | O7 st. joss Ponges.. Smooth oF rough wear—natural Oriental and solid sree 86x63 in,—value 87, 34-Inch-—fine for chil dresses, Sloomiers, house teh ete. WASH DILUAS FABRIOS—AS PMBNT, INFANTS’ GLIPG—SECOND FLOOR, 97 et. ont $1.17 Boys’ High Sgr eee a att NIT UNDERWEAR CS “MAIN ¥Loon $4.94 1 om Jersey Top Petticoats Taffeta or messaline flounces~ 'y Porcales.. Yara wite—verious light and 8. ‘Al DER FABRICS—BASEMENT. 40 ct. “Molve and Satin Ribbons. Black and colors— satin ‘atripe—hairbow and *unBONs MAIN FLOOR. 10 et. White Poplin— Hearn Good) Wear—naine i Guarantee of quality—for Nenad Grass Taags 4}4x5 ft.—soft shades + Smith Sc meas $.3x10.6—extra valne PHPTIOOATS—-SEOOND FLOOR In Same Section———~ 76 ct. Bleached Sheeting Odd Rope Portieres double door styles, with sen. ete GOODS-—MALN FLOOR, $7.94 and $8.74 Boys’ Suits hee i-Norfolk modele—medium nd re fancy Caisimerea seas | $1.69 Bleached Stee f : soft, fintsh-—searalers UBLI. t MUSLINS—BASBMENY, THING sali nb, , Nortaile ana Os et. and 48 et. Crea Sink