The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1919, Page 3

—— — i gt = | "The Gift of Allah / GEORGE WESTON @xeanor HaLvowettassott left. Remember how you ARTHUR TRAIN + . . HOLMAN PF DAY have enjoyedother stories SE . LEONARD MERRICK from their pens. Then | Bruno tessinc imagine the treat in store CENTS PRICE IS FNED AT 38 Many Begin at Noon To-Day, Others to Have Supply by To-Morrow. PORK SALES DELAY ply of birds is put on sale for the butchers to-morrow. They agreed with Mr. Williams not to adVance the price of meat to the consumers, although the jarge packers had advanced the prices in wholesale market from 1 to 2 cents ber pound. The association represents 8,000 butchers. Williams thanked the merchants for the co-operation and commended their patrictiom. As Mr. remarked: “While the war is over, it is at all times illuminating to di |play a high grade of fairness and more or less sacrifice in favor of the consumers. TWO “CHICKEN DAYS” A WEEK FOR WILLIAMS, “I am willing to eat this poultry in my home,” said Mr. Williams, a will set aside Monaay and ‘Thursday of each week in my own househo.d 4s chicken days and I think it would be fine if other families would fol- tow ‘euit.” Mr. Williams has called a meeting of the large beef packers for eariy next week, when Nathan Straus will D. Dealers Agree Not to Advance Fresh Meats Despite Increase by Wholesalers. By P. Q, Foy, Food Expert of The New York Evening World. Federal Food Administrator Arthur Williams has obtained the co-opera- tion of the Master Butchers of Greater New York in the distribution of the Government surplus chickens, and in order to Bpecial manifest their sincerity - the Executive Com.| Preside, and that was the reason every member of the Executive Com-| Phy he ‘did not want the pened mittee, including President Grismer,|raised to the consumer until after this conference. August Silz, who is distributing the Government surplus chickens, was invited to meet the Master Butchers at Mr. Williams's loffice to ask for the co-operation in | the distribution of the chickens. The ordered 125 boxes of chickens to be delivered at once and will order an- other batch as soon as the daily sup- — (Continued on Fourteenth Page.) HELP! H.C. OF L. HITS UL. S. SENATOR SHERMAN! HE CAN'T AFFORD AN AUTO | Knows a Lot of Must Remain Poor, He | to His Servant” | ‘ "That was what the old Arab ‘Sheik said, who confided to us the secret which is used in Marjaneh ‘rinkle Cream. Scorched by the sun, beaten by the wind, lashed by sand storms, this “child of the desert” had lived in the open all his life, and there ; Wasn't a wrinkle to tell the tale of his seventy odd years. Declares. ‘The secret was simple. He had al- | pes te ‘eed certain Oriental’ oils on his WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. in, ese same oils, procured with VE! y 5 senato’ endless trouble and at enormous cost, Ce illionaires, but are used in Marjaneh Wrinkle Cream peed hls SA cal ees today, they are what make it the mar- scording to a statement velous wrinkle removerand wrinkle made to-day by Senator Law- ventative, which is making thousandsof | rence Y. Sherman, of Illinois. women happy, and more beautiful. “Playmates of my child twit her because her father can't afford an said Senator Sher- man during @ hearing when po: Heomen wore urgi Don't wait another day before begin. | ning to use it yourself. Simply apply it freely, as you would any other face | | | ' | automobile,’ cream. Jars ave and $1.00, Ifyour | \ | gy Congress to dealer does not have it, send 25c. for trial tube of Marjaneh Wrinkle Cream | P4Y them more.. “I can’t afford and trial box of Marjaneh Face Pow- an automobile on my salary der, to Usit Manufacturing Co. of Every Senator knows boyhood America, Inc., 8-10 West 45th Street, New York Cit: friends who are now millionaires, while we who remain in public life are comparatively poor.” “Blue Ribbon’ Fiction for 2c. The Authors: Y OU wouldhavetobuy waa many magezines for HOLWORTHY HALL RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD ©. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM JOHN FLEMING WILSON VINGIE E. ROP ELLIS PARKER BUTLER MAUDE RADFORD WARREN FREDERICK ORIN BARTLETT DANA GATLIN LUCIAN CARY ELIZABETH JORDAN 4g MARY SHIPMAN ANDREWS FANNIE HEASLIP L HENRY C. ROWLA? MARY SYNON many months to get the Short Stories of these writers whose latest, | hitherto unpublished werk comes to you in The News. Read their names—at the for you every day in The News—in your newsdeal- er’s store. First comes a’ story by Will Payne—starting next Monday. Ggt every word of it! * At any news-stand— better yet, have dverit every morning. in the World Worn by Woman Dress Reformer —>— | Fannie Harley Walks | Down Fifth Avenue in | White Serge Trousers. Comes to the city a lady individus ist—a lady from Mexico and environs, who believes in trousers (although she doesn’t call them by name) for the female of the species, and who | has the courage of her convictions. | Miss Funny Harley registered at | the Hotel McAlpin on Wednesday | night, but maue her first public. ap- | re on the streets yesterday afternoon. in a very short stroll Jown Fifth Avenue, etween 4 and o'clock, in & costume of witle serge | as the orig | - and a cross between ist and jacket of the | same material, trimme with cerise buttons and ribbons, the! tor prefers t erdict. Miss Harley was not posing for the movies, neither is she seeking a the a engagement, she (old reporters. She has worn just such combina- ations, designed and made by herself, since 1914, when she was doing re- search work in Mexico, and found the trousers more comfortable than skirts. She sald that there is no excuss women being fleshy (sho wo! lenty of the proper sort of © nd every woman would be slim, declared, “Blender lines show good breeding.” She is used to being stared at, hav- profusely |{ng come from California on a lecvure trip. POLICEMAN SAVES. $46,000 WORTHOF STOLEN PROPERTY Automatic Jams, but He} Captures Two Men on Burglary Charge. One young policeman, August Gill- man of the East 22d Street station, is credited with saving $46,000 worth of} His best | stolen goods within a we Job was done early this morning. At No. I 22d Street Gillman | saw at pile of silk on the side- | walk, said to be worth $40,000, and guessed it had been put there by bur- glars who got It from a loft above {¢ building. | challenged, they faster. He fired two shots from his automatic, which then jammed, He threw it away and went after‘his men with only his nightstick, And he caught two, They gave the names of Jacob Fatales, No, 107 Orchard Street, and Isidore Mandonich, No, 285 Broome. They were taken to the East 87th Street Court for arraignment on charges of burglary. Gillman saw $6,000 of and Four men ran out the Gillman ron A week ago worth of neckties piled in front of ‘ No, 45 Fast 2ist Street. He con- ei cealed himself and walted for | 4 |'They did not come, but the good were saved, | |} Willlam Graf, sailor, No, 438 48th | | Street, Bay Ridge, was arrested there lyesterday after he had sold a $1,000} Liberty Bond which he is alleged to} have received from Elias Tieman, a | nessenger used of stea 6 | n Libe Bonds bel Os Jing to Prince & Co, No. 20 Broad | bond, but said he did not know it e was st | Ho was arraigned in the Centre| Street court on a short affidavit Deservedly rie Aa ico Wie with the thief, He avas held in e | $20,000 bail, Detectives Brown and ] rest Sellin |Mayer e#aid they had information| $ e arg Jthat Gra¢ was a deserter trom the| | Navy ka valued at $25,000 said to have Ceylon Packed Tea |»: isi: ssi ite xe and Third Avenue were recovered ellar of Max Dietchman, No. a Av Dieteh ho owas ard rested on a charge of receiving stolen goods, FOOD PRICES FALL; CLOTHES STILL HIGH, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1919. | Two Styles of Bifurcated Gowns B.000 CITY BUTCHERS 10 AID. IN SALES OF ARMY CHICKENS; DEALERS SELLING FIFTY BURGLARIES INFERIOR POULTRY ADMITTED BY GIRL, WARNED BY DAY’ BRONX POLICE SAY i |Declared To Have Pleaded Blind Mother Was Starving When Caught In Apartment Commissioner Threatens Pros- ecution Where Army Chicken Substitutes: Are Offered. Im order to protect purchasers of of Markets Day announced this morning that he will take steps to prosecute Mollie Rosen, sixteen, No, 4 Bast army chickens Commissioner One Hundred and Seventh Street, was held in $2,500 bail on a burglary charge to-dy in the Morrisanta Court, any retail meat dealer who tries to poultry represented as the army product. and the police say #he has confessed fell inferfor to at least fifty successful burglaries —all of them surprisingly bold “T have consulted with the United’ Earty this morning Samuel Weiss, a States District Attorney,” said Ds, Motorman, woke up in his apartment at No. 1449 Minford Place and felt a! Day, “and he assures me that such breeze. Breezes are infrequent there | sales would be clear cases for prose- and they usually indicate an open cution and he promises to deal vig- door, Weiss started for the door and | orously with any complaints,” saw his trousers on the floor, which | was not where he left them, So he thrust his legs through and ram down will take chances, Great profits could stairs, ascertaining on the way that| by selling cheap the $3 he had left in his pocket was chickens” at the price of the army not there. fowl, but Food Administrator Will- . He caught the girl and acused her, . She pleaded innocence, -He held on and she pleaded poverty, a “blind old | mother starving.” He says she also) a offered to give him back his $3 and $25 more if he would let her success. While he was considering this offer or The By Yorld ® crowd gathered, which attracted the Reporters for The Evening World vention of detectives passing by in who observed the sale of Army chick- an automobile. . They knew how many complaints ens in all boroughs reported that the hag peen received from that neigh chain shops and the individual deal- borhood and they arrested the girl ers ‘seemed to like the sale better than specifically charging her with stealing | | It is not believed that many butchers be made “soup iams's success in winning the co-op- eration of the orgunized retail butch- ers is expected to make the sale Buwen wees and eee pe & $125 ring and $19 cash from the ee ee et they had expected to Their aed flat of Herman Friedman, No, 887 y fr of pa it Kelly Street. lady from Mexico sticceeded in creat-| Were only 4 to § cents a pound, bu i a ing, ynsiderable attention. the sales were so frequent that the Pes, itaeemembetet ot yn She had a crowd following her the ‘atinctly worth *milarly accused abou O yeurs moment she stepped from « tasican| ‘ote! Droat was distinctly ago, but on account of her age the in front of the Muvlic Labrary, and | While. charge was hot pressed. when | seve photographers} It was noticed that in the shops - —-—_- snapped he the afternoon a areail | [promenade nudged oneaXotterscand [catering especially to the wealthy FIRCT GERMAN GARG jexplained the sce omething for| trade the demand for Army chickens the moving pictures,” was the usual | way at least as great as in the cheaper SINCE WAR ARRIVES HERE| the public the high markets. Food sales at schools yesterday reached figure of 1,000. ‘The new fair price list issued to- day by the committee under Food Ad- ministrator Arthur Williams, with an Flowers and Beads. increase in the price of butter, shows, The 1,500-ton freight when coupled up with the huge quan- Jason of the Kerr Line do ‘| tities of butter now going into stor- in South Brooklyn with th age, that the consumer is once more ¢ral cargo to reach New Hamburg since Steamer Jason Arrives With Sugar Beet Seed, Glass Artiticial steamship ad toe first g York from the beginning of the Al the victim of the manipulators of the Ham law of supply and demand. The stor- with @ capacity of between 2,000 age stock yesterday showed am In- 444 3.000 tons, the Jason'a cargo crease of 1,000,000 pounds. amounted to only 360 tons, the prince! The new top prices at retail for but- pal item being 200 tons of sugar ter listed by the committee, is 65% beet seed. There were ees cents a pound for butter which was tons of hollow glass, ae priced last Tuesday at 64%. T! co Plateglags, some artifi iy made by adding an arbitrary mar- % few cases of beaded “samples.” cases of al flowers and bags marked WASHINGTON REPORTS)“ oroncet se 8 wholesale price “sArriving in Hamburg late in Aug he grocer pays at ‘oodstufts over by Chi —en Wholesale meat dealers, including pi lp day a ie be . Further Reductions in Wholesale |"ePresentatives of Chicago packers Tevan, found whgt used "to be Heaps whorare under fire by the Attorney one of the busiest bors in the aid Retail Costs Are General, met this afternoon in the werld practically stripped of vessels Forecast. office of Food Administrator Arthur There were alx vessels there floating ASHINGTON, Sept, 19—Re- | Williams, to ask Oscar H. Straus, ye Vor uiig meigt he tinned owen 8 to the Department of Justice | Chairman of a special committee, to the Allies, Several veasela, ‘ ) twelve States indicate there | approve their demands for bigher under construction, been a decline of 10 to 15 per in food prices since the Fair © Committee began its work. From four States have come ports indicating a decline in whole- sale prices of 2 to 5 per cent, Vir- tually no reductioh in clothing prices have been noted. The reports on food prices were from places throughout the c try and the Information is bel to be a fairly general indicatiofi of s believe results will be cumu. us the Season advan declines in wholesale pric: reflected in retail prices, Boy Of course, th as we have t prevail, Th models, in a FRANKLIN Simon Boys’ SHopS—FIFTH FLOOR pot se Uill 4 beef prices. Bismarck. | Charles TH wift & Co., holesalors’ committee of Price Committee, o ed tribunal as Mr. Straus was presiding when Mr. Williams declined to arbitrary advance in the Beef pr 1-2 to 1 the President thar either the and Chairman of the erator. Noyes, Vice Im: Leviathan or the While we Were in port T saw Idiers on the to thet were de ded the Fair to such a five a permit fair price list advanced from an No Shipyard Pay Raine for Present. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt ndtifled ali sutpyards doing Gove es have been 1-2 cents a pound by wholesalers, but pending a nment work that in accordance decision from Mr. Straus the re- ‘ith the desire of President Wilson to ; a defer all.wage adjustmenta, pending an tailers, have agreed to this effort to bring the cost of living down to normal, on Government cofftract Work a 1 should continue to « Of the so-called Macy amount out of their selling margins, so the prices to the public are the for all employees a Fall Shicce $5 and %6 or Last Season's Prices for This Season's Shoes! is state of affairs can continue only ‘so long hese shoes. After that, regular prices will ey are English and modified orthopaedic I] leathers and colors, and the quality is right right through! Sizes Sizes $5.00 $6.00 10 to 13% 1 to6 franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Boys’ and Children’s Haircutting Shop—Fifth Floor WASH-NGTON MARKET'S OFFER IGHORED BY DAY : Stail Men Say They Were Willing to Sell Army Food Without Profit, but Couldn't Get tt OMeials of the Washingtog Market Association mad» it known to-day that several weeks ago they had asked to have the market designated fag a station for the distribution of surplus Army foodstuffs, both gro ceries and meats, promising to sell at the same pric the emergency tions in schoolhouses and to mark the Army materials distinctly so that} thore might be no misunderstandings by purchasers: Pr oatd wh jthe bill confer ° rank of per- The dealers sald that While tHe ee a eee ae tar ee Der. sles would be in competition with|for T ef of Stat. He 0 erchandise they woula| Sak Campbell, of the their ow merchandise they would | fii ate Toute FO compensated for the slight DD You fiouse fer a fase Gull 0. qronk esky? 53 Si 'y lost Involved by the sense of th pubic duty and by Nousew.ves ty take a q rt ities of the m he futule after actual experience’) The letter, aceording to the off. jal’, waa ignored by Dr. Day and ne individual sell neleer could be nauced to go to him for a direct de- mand for fear bis Neense would be p voked by the Bureau of Markets, »! > . Hark Bows 7 PENS City an Ithlian barkentine, pound from Gulfport, Mississipph fonoa. blew up twenty-three mil 3 “f Mobi ar yesterday, , accordli by o survivors who were brought here byt hte Island, to- missing. Twenty ship's boats and For | WAS ITON, Sept 19.—Seeretary a personal visit the passage of he Capitot ideration ¢ for know Sehserk ok SARIS as tS ——$—$_— tae for a. wick of Geet. amd porte; -_—_ So long as ware. It's w that counts! 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