The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 21

“Washington Irving” “Robert Fulton” GH STEAMER tea Desbrosses St. Pier. The Daylight Route ae To see the real beauty of the Hudson, go by fast, commodious Day Line steamers. The 150-mile trip to Albany covers every variety of river scenery im a single day. Now is the best time of the year. Direct rail connections to all points North, East and West. All through rail tickets between New York and Albany ac- cepted. Music and restaurant on all steamers. ves Desbroses St. daily, Mt, 0.30 A.M; Yookart, 9.90 Point “Hudson and oa) pee Yeh ‘Return steamers same day from points marked |. Hudson River Day Line Tel. Canal 9300, UME OVERIME BY “Hendrick Hudson” “Albany” ja at, 2 Wen Poin, Comal, jactually seen its work how speedy | will justify, time and’ again, AND CUT BY FALLING GLASS Early Blaze Hard to Fight as All the Stairways Were Burned. William Mofneriey and Thomas Gold: toh, members of Engine Company No. 6, were overcome by gas, and Henry | Engeholm of Hook and tacder No. was cut by falling giass, during a $20,000 1 POSLAM: SHOWS YOU THAT YOUR | SKIN WILL HEAL’ You have no idea one you have and dependablé~Pesiam fs and, how it ali.the confidence you place in ft —to better those troublesome, iredtatiay itching conditions that cause diseomfort. When Eczema breaks out, disfig- uring Pimples, Rash or any erup- tional troubles, Poslam should be used to drive them away, for just @ little of it will go so far, do so ntuch and last so long. Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West sith & New York City. Cre. 7% in to become clearer, brighter, better, through the pen 4 use of Poslam Soap, medicated wil Poslarm. vt, THEATRES. | PCAYROUsE bss as BR] “AT 9.45 inna POSITIVELY OPEN, TH—POSITIVELY OPEN. OH ERGUS ° 'N at HMhe Fulton Wid tron a Bat be aie brace pas Great Ba hd “Trojan” - Lage Pict 22, NM, foot Canal OL, 0.90 AM. W. 1324 9, 20 AM, Toakers Pler,'10.05 A. M. ‘ay tn Newburgh, returning om the samo steamer, 4 F, M. Muslo—Rasteuraat, HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY id To BRIDGEPORT ‘Str. City of Lowell Le. Per 40, N. R, Houston St, 10.004 ‘La. Pier 1 BR Fulton St," 10.15 4. Return, New York aboot 8 P.M. N Rowsa Tri (inet. War Tax), $190: Cents, oF Children, 65 Only. Enough Time Allowed United States N NEW ENGLAND Sunday , Excursion Long Island Sound N Limited Number of Tickets on Sale at Piers on Day, of Excursions Restaurant Service. Lunch Counters. Music, NIGHT BOATS TO ALBANY AND TROY, 6 AND 1 P. M. To NEW HAVEN Str. Richard Peck Pier 24, BW. Gesharine OL, 8.32 A. med ee en newee Tre ‘are (inet. 4 oe Te), 1.70 IZZIE in Both Cities for Sightseeing. VAAL LILLE Administration TEAMSHIP LINES C. R. R. of N. J. EXCURSIONS = SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 ‘LAKE HGPATCONG $1.50 5 ate, pgditional) 0: Liberty, Stes ‘e.mt.; Broad SI ahs ATLANTIC “CITY $2.50 ae ppditenel eet a SE Pa iy OR cine’! Hiread Sts. Newarke 8:00 ix, The Ideal Trip Saturda day Afternoon est Point = Newburgh Comfortable Str. HOMER Sas leeves ae St. 120tn by o rr Ounect with return Beoamor ENS. B. ODELL to “New Fork tho samo’ day ‘CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Dron Steamboat Go, CONEY ISLAND 10 Change, Without, Motign, be a 96 lem, | Bear Hu) Hay Ci Coney. Baottan ts. ROCKAWAY BEACH rep co 120 8. 9.80. A.M Pler t, Rockaway, Tel, whiten i ~~ Long Island Sound _ B Y DAYLIGHT Str. Chester W. Chapin To New London reg eed "WETROPOLITAN LINE TO BOSTON 41,.th, $97.0, VIA CAPE CO Bcahar aylight Through the Canal Both Ways Foot of Murray &t.. Daliy a8) sh, cc00. te Bi kage ‘and Information at Whar Warclay 6008, “i! vancement, AUTUMN TRIPS * ON THE HUDSON THIS SUNDAY Get aboard the swift, palatial \|“BENJ. B. ODELL” Round trips to Newburgh or Beacon, $1; Poughkeepsie, $1.50, thertetiutee” colors of Euriy tale bird be summit of | Mt. There's all aitraations st ot Grane poeta inane joadquartora at Nis Ly. Frank} " im oF whl ets Be Soke ae, & CENTRAL HUDSON LINE SATURDAY AFTERNOON TRIP to BEAR MOUNTAIN and WEST POINT STE RR en tem ‘itopie ON. Orchestra, | HUDSON RIVER DAY TINE ~~ WEEKDAY mn ‘SUNDAY TRIPS t BEA R MOUNTAIN 45 MILE ue rus. NUR EeN. SUNDAY. ‘ane eS 4 wit ort m ners nitiehis mm (inciudiog Wer tar) je fe Bowilne “Green 7838. _HE WANTED—MALE, DRAU@GHTSMEN— —-Wanted, several designing mechani. cal draughtsmen, also detail- ers; give age, experience and salary expected. Apply WW box 500 World, sade DRAUGHTSMEN-A few de- signers and detailers for switchboard work; give ex- "| perience and salary expect. ed. Appty XX box 600 World, OFFICE BOY and mail clerk, $10 weekly; chance for ad. Christian firm; call 9 A. M. Saturday. Earle Bros., 68 68 Broad THEATRES sc'f0 Lexington Bana LENOX TI « ats a <i “FPROCTOR'S FFPRG OC TO PROTONS Da SL] Fait at +4 ° mew 18 EVA fee we Park & Lex. CBN SL 13 vy, "ey OU Se ite pamenats we MONTGOMERY a 6. i a eles RITA “Bou uw WUSIC HALL CONEY ISLAND. en, a (SERGE HIPPODROME ___HAPPY PRICES.—Seats Weeks Ahead. TEEPLECHASE FOR FUN OONKY ISLAND, [DANCE JERRACE GARDEN lpauace Sai pled 4 Hotidays, ‘3't3 1k von EVERY ‘ONH | Sonn ! Dr. John "itive in the fivesstory building at No, a Prin Street early. to-day. The Was filled with braliers, which, Nth @ root thick with tar, made uch a hot fire that all the gas fixtures were melted The firemen overcome were working on the ground floor, and after being treated at the Broad Street Hospital were taken 8 unusuatiy stubborn, Fwaya burned and 1th trom mr —— JOHN MITCHELL RESTS se lise Leader WIT Have to Suspend His Activities While Recovering. Mitchell of the State Industrial | Commission was reported to-day in good condition. after an operation for gall stones at the Post Graduate Moapital by Erdmann. The tabor leader | had been riety sky yee time Trom the affliction, Tila iliness wilt necessitate his re- tirement for the present from all activi- ltles In connection with the Federal Mili: Commiasion and other public bodies with which he has been active, — $650,000 FOR JEWISH FUND. Cloak and Suit Industry Gives Largely in Bailding Drive, A total of $650,000 was reported by thé cloak and suit industries a! |lininary meeting of trade cha! the $10,000,000 United Building Fund campaign at the Hotel Biltmore yeo- terday. Nearly $4,000,000 has heen collected by the commit! irmen of the Fed- erated Jewish utions, of which Felix M. Wart is President, inci- dental to their organizing for the in- ter in Which to be AMO ¢ [= launched at 14 in the Hotel Co: Women Nominated for Supervisors. POUGHKEEPSIB, N. ¥., Sept 5.— Mra. W. HE Ritchie, wife of the Proprietor of the Ritchie 2g a Pleasant Vi Rep tican “a Republican Rose Clark ie the Republican candi: bad ti supervisor in tl Piret Ward, this olty. was nominat: ee Pisnsnar sh ley caucus last aight. Mise rt RIVOLI, MOVES TO THE RIVOLI SUNDAY weok: Toone ‘3 “THR MIRACLB MA or the time to change the policy of the RIV and to Book a@ pleture for free coneccutioe To Discuss BUILDING LABOR | Asked to Siabitive With a shortage of 35,000 apartments blamed as tho cause of high rents, labor will be asked to stabilise oandi- | tions #0 that building may proseed | at lower costs. | tor service,men ‘vil be held thi, afters | |noon at the offices of the City and Syburban Homes Co., No. 624 Madly son “Avenue, Robert If. Brush . will preside asthe representative of Major ‘Warren Bigelow, director of the Ras Iymployment Bureau. ‘The odpference fs called to pave the fy a mass Meoting of all be workers fo that fall factors now’ Féwult- ir Valeness. . Lift off off Coms! Doesn't hurt a bit and Preesooe : costs only a few omta, With your fingers! You can lift off soy hard corn, soft corn, or corn be- tween the toes, and the hard skin bey a from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of “Freesone” costs Uttle at any drug store; apply a few drops upon the corn or callus. In- for | stantly it stops hurting, then hortly og ra that bothersome corn or eal it off, root and all, without one bit of pain or soreness. Truly! No *humbng!—Advt, | PHOTOPLAYS. | Announcement LOVERS of the best in motion pictures teill be delighted to, read that hase m nenta to bring the moat inked icture of the year, GEORG LOAN N” to t beginning SUNDAY, SEPT. 7th. Paramount- induced for the wht ‘Olt (Signed) HUGO RIRSENFELD, Director Rivoli Theatre. CONCERTS AND MUSIC, CARNEGIE HALL, TUESDAY MIGHT, | SEPT. 16 ONE CONCERT ONLY by the aly, official body of fatican Singers, 70 NOTABLE ES under MAESTRO mars “CA SIMIRI »MPORT, a OTB—‘Papa} authorization oyen bestowed upon the Vatioan Choirs~under the personal direction of Maestro Casimir, no other ingera has tho right to call tise satin e” reétend to Rome Press iC id asd SEATS NOW SELLING CARNEGIE HALL ROX OFFICE | PRICES$2, 3, $5, $7 25% 91 We #508 a1 vod |Bronx AMUSEMENT Park Ene | TIMES SQUARE | Bathing | Cease OF, Fries Dell, Gi thd | RLY COLWORTH BLDG, NEW ¥ HELP WANTED—FEMALE, |e cata TN mn and ploasant work LAW SCHOOL cme, | Weiter * dathole || The Greatest Love Story fver Tok! | DOROTHY PHILLIPs ane RIGHT To HAPPINES)” Produced under the Direction of Allen Holubar Theatre Col. Circle Mot 230 Eve @30: EVERY SEAT RESERVED 7 COHAN ree TO THE fi crowns 100 ontay i. nas ate invent GEORGE LOANE TUCKER'S | Production ‘MIRAC | arse ote hee he tt ease “Ths is ms Arteraft W. IVOL eM ARGACE REID ww | jway 49» St _ MIVOLE i nsittSt na, “ae LL ee +e mes Square MALTO. intieiina, | | _This is Paramount- Arteraft Week. RWAY. AT quer oT, BROADWAY - mae Hy) HOl OUDIN Re PERSON tice. “The Grim i Game” e Water 8 pay hnihbea “COHAN rerun COMMENCING SUNDAY EVENING 8.30 THE LOST BATTALION “ROMANCE--HUMOR- HISTORY SticknD MARY PICKFORD “A National inattiutions } i “The Hoodlum” CTH STREET AND} Scenic, Comedy, Soloists | ROADWAY, Strand Symphony Orchestre bAzA “OUT OF LUCK” | Feenlest ister. BURLESQUE. LY MPIC}SAM_Howe's ATH BT., near ts >PORT GIRLS Smoke If’ You Like. $ with LEW WELCH pe eee | CRED «2 ha Met EAsiesy ee Gaal Paseo Markt | MALDEN LANE, 6th (Be Phone Jono 243 OR MONTHLY r3) JANSACTIONS CONMIDENTIaa = EMPLOYERS REFERENCE CALL, WRITE OR oenr CALL the Re-Employment Bureau * Handkerchiefs FAR West of rind ates Fourtednte Streot OPEN TOMORROW, SATURDAY| (19 Aa My ta. SP i Back-to-School Sales Are Specially Featured for the First Sat- urday of the Season—Cut-Price Items in HATS, FROCKS, COATS, ‘ LAST DAY YEARLY SALE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES fooee Hato vbypyrs school supplies for boys and girls. choose the kinds that suit you best while you can buy them at such low prices as are here oom “s White and Colored Biot t be Moore's Folding Lunch = 98 te and ¢ nol fon Booke— 23 | “Gara page... 2 Ink Paper Wolting Tablets. . 48 ; Chalk— icces.. LS T 1B0 sheets. ....... & | Borst Coapehon tl eotess 48 . Students’ Note Booke— =, 96 page. Z 120 page. 144 page. Stee! Pens 4 Gillott, Spenceri: terbrook Pens vers. Oe Safety Fountain Denieyiite point—two sizes........... 4 jces. The Finer qualities in all sapuaale needs at specially low ava goods made, including handsome leather ‘ Bags. Full assortment Trunk and Suit Case Straps—Orders for Rubber Stamps. Children’s KnitUnder wear Values for Satur- LAST DAY of Back-to- Sales. Children’s White Part Wool Underwear—shirts, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length drawers = @to 4 years—our reg. 87... «7D 6 to 10 years—our reg. .99,, SO larger—our reg. $1.10. 20 Children's White Cotton Under- wear—medium weight, shirts, high neck, long sleeves—round neck, ‘and ankle .68 Girls’ Felt Hats Special, 2,19 Soft velour finish, cattily trimmed with ribbon bows and streamer. New Tams in Velvet & Felt Special, 1.57 Ideal for school-wear—n *ptendi variety of styles and best colors. elbow sleeves — length drawere— 2 yr. size—our reg. .B8 4 to 8 yrs.—our reg. 05 73 larger—our reg. 00. Ay ay 2 Boys’ Gray Part Wool Union Suits —high neck—long sleeves~-ankle Jength—size 8 years— our te 92.17... 1.738 Rise 15 ct#. on each size’ larger. Girls’ White Part Wool Union ‘Suite—high neck, long sleeves— ankle length—sizes to'10— our reg. LAT Lerger—our reg. 01.94..... O67 RUGS Yes! Saturday is here again, with its matchless money-saving opportunities in the rug department. Bigelow, Hartford Worsted Rugs Special Value 84.50 A aplendid variety of new, distinctive specimens in richly, co'ored two- d figured effects, 9x12 Tt Axminster and Wiltoh Newer Specimens of Velvet Rugs Seamless Wool Tapestry Finest grades—two-tone, Oriental Rugs and medallion effects, in artistic colorings (over « dozen choice styles) — 6x0 ft.—val. 839.00, 31.50 7.6x9 {t.—val.648.00. 39.50 8.5210.6 ft.>val.800.54,50 7.Ox9 feet....... x12 ft.—val. $64,00,58.50 . B.3x10 feet... Special Purchase of Fine Grade Wilton Rugs Offering an unusual choice of thirty distinct styles— 27x54 inches Excellent reproductions of Wilton patterns, in harmonizing colorings for bedroom, living room and din- room-two-tone effects are ided— OxPfeet......... 6.07 “"To-day's Value $10.00, Small Size Axminster Rugs and Hall Runners Prices One-Third Less Than To-day’s Value. d colorings—extra heavy, durable qualities Popular styles Rugs | Runners 22}4x30 in 2.97 2.9x9 ft #7x00in... 1.97 Sxo ft 86x70 in 6.97 29x18 ft 2Sn15 ft 19.904 SHOES AND OTHER ACCESSORIES. | LAST DAY of Back-to-School Sates Sweaters Our All-wool Tuxedo sweaters with cuffs and slip-in belt—also Our Silk slip-on sweaters in plain aad, fancy weaves—vauriety of colors. 21.94 : Our regular 94,98 3 Fibre silk sweater coats — stunning | j sports models in effective colorings. A Special in Silk Gloves .. F- Our ree. 85 58 ‘” Se po oe pd white, gray, 2 LAST DAY of Back-to-Schvol Sales Girls’ School Millinery |} — Fine Vaeunat Beaver. (or the girls and anisses 4.94 to 8.50. Elsewhere priced $6.49 to $10.00, LAST DAY of Back-to-School Sales Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats 15.95 Our regular $19.74 Good looking, warm and p.actical is a belted model with large collar of Kit coney fur—some lined and well made.- assortment colors—also colors... @-inch lustre—new color: Cream Food MOR at Saturday Prices $4.50 Girls’ Schoo! Shoes Men's Handkerchiefs plain or d~-large size corded--large sige ea pecial « : & each Black gun metal calf broad, high cut lace t heels--sizes SECOND FLOOK, $5.95 Shoes Patent leath igh cut lace medium toes suitable for » $B, C and Db Firm material with lace y te'mmed bottom—also natin and lace trimmed handes te—aigen 4 4 48 i ‘o4 the lot—our reg. #1.; Umbrellas SILKS Interesting SaturdayValues i 40-Inch biped weave, » light and dark colors, , 40-inch Crepe, de black, ...... 40-inch Meteor — specially soft draping auality—new a , Chatman be nen and dark 35-inch Sotinn ssid matin 35-inch he De Dread Sat rich deep black Toilet Articles at Special Prices 25 ct. Charme d'Amour Talcum Powder....... 25 ct. Albodon Tooth Paste. .1'7 25 ct. Dr. Graham's Foot 30 ct. size L’Ame (La May) Face Powder, 50 ct. size Dr. Chas. Flesh 50 ct. size Hinds’ Honey and Dressing Comb 50 ct. Watkins’ Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo WS Ab f 6.85 regular $8 48 tof colors. : 5.94 a regular $7.04 ~ Hats Tight "aad ake ER fs a "a 225 . 245), : clon anck: 4 1Le8F ae ic 18 . Bt 'G SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, To prevent dealers buying, quantities reatricted. | or Telephone Orders. 3.65 1450 Bo; Schoo! Ghose $4.65 Messaline Flounce Petticoats. Jersey tops and cha: Perr: new Fall shad # 74 Boys’ Navy Blue mode w Ten due ilo wie com 4 soe rit ible Suits . —-one-plece and Middy