The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1919, Page 15

’ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1919. established an afrcraft base at Quentin, Lower California. ‘This false charge is regarded by offi- clals here as one more deliberate at- tempt to arouse public sentiment in Mexico against the United States, It is well known that the only Amert- can aircraft which has flown over Lower California was in search of two missing aviators, whose bodies have recently been discovered. This search was carried on with the full knowledge And co-operation of the civil and mit itary authorities of Lower California, When the sensational story of the San U, S. AIR BASE IN MEXICO, IS NEW CABRERA CHARGE Mexican Officials Seek to Stir Up Feeling There Against Americans, WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Luis Cabrera, Becretary of the Treasury of Mexico and Minister of Hacienda In the Carranza Oabinet, a known enemy of the United POSED AS FIRST OFFENDER. Former Felon Will Get a Longer Sentence, Louls Diamond, a former Sing Sing Inmate, who arrived at the prison last week chuckling over the light sentence he received for burglary in Brooklyn by posing as a first offender, changed his tune yesterday. A writ was served on Warden Edward V. Brophy, rison attendants acquaint after the the Brook- yn authorities with the fact that Dia mond fooled them, requiring him to he produced in court ‘before Judge McDer- States, has issued an official bulletin | satablishment of un Ameri: airplane | mott of Kings County this morning to o " ing, | be_resentenced. Siareing that the United States bad uy in the] Diamond was recelved this time for support Mexican Senate attempted to er the pian by declaring In public session that it was no time to be discussin, the petroleum code when the Unite States had already invaded Mexico, ‘The Senate, nowever, refused to be stampeded romptly yoted to go into execut! 5 an indeterminate sentence to two and one-half to five years. Under the, law only a first offender can be given an in- determinate sentence. Recidivists are ven a flat sentence and always a longer one. Shah Going to Parts, PARIS, Oct. 6.—The Shah of Persia, who for some time has been in Switrerland, has left for Paris, ac- cording to Geneva advices, y you get run-down ‘You get rendown because you expend your vitality and POSLAM FOE OF Why you need Resinol Ointment If you suffer with any eruptional trouble, do not let another day pass without trying Poslam Let your own skin tell you how effi- | cient it is, what splendid help it can render you inAlriving away Pimples, healing Eczema, disposing of Rashes, soothing and allaying Inflammation. The test is to apply Poslam to a small affected surface at night and in the morning look to see improvement. Healing power which supplies a sooth- ing, comforting influence is here ‘abundantly in concentrated form. ‘over 1000 Doctors bave recommended it. Sample Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 249 mailed for 6 cents in stamps West 47th St, New York City. EDWARD LASSERE, Inc, U.S. Agents 400 Went 234 Street New York | ELLE AMT |" Poslam Soap, medicated with Pos- | lam, brightens, beautifies complexions. | —Aave. OUR REGULAR $29.75 and $33.75 19.27 SIZES 36 TO 46 DRESS of serge or jersey has become such an essential of smart, practical dress that a woman no longer considers going without one. It merely resolves itself into a question of how and. where to purchase. We believe in starting the season by giving an opportunity to all to buy dresses that are, DRESSES navy, new blue and Mallard, A SKIN DISORDERS | HEALS RAPIDLY |=: Paint, Paint, Everywhere, So Panhandlers’ Local 666 prc crt bts in Meh ch both Hies to Jersey for a Drink Convention for the Because Grand Ol Are Tired of Bei Rainbows. ANHANDLERS’ Local 666 met in the fingerprint room directly after the close of Essex Market Court Friday. “The grand old temple of justice is on the blink,” declared Bill Beirns, President of the association, as well as peerless fingerprinter. While Bill was epeaking he wiped off another patch of green paint from his sleeve. | the evidence.” “Make it unani- mous,” came the cry. For, to tell the truth, every member of the local had his war paint on. Warrant Officer Murphy wore a coat of tan that came from the front door downstairs. Pete Walker had an Ultramarine shade on his necktie that was applied last May to tho walls of the downstairs hall, and Assistant | District Attorney Direnzo's eyebrows were a pale pink, same as the drip- ping ceiling. Paint, paint everywhere, except where it should be. The OUR REGULAR $29.75 and $33.75 are of navy blue and black serge and of jersey in frican and nut brown, kangaroo and taupe. There are in all eight models to choose from, all exhibiting the skilled workmanship and modes of foremost designers, ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE Essex Market Regulars Hold Their Annual tobi. Third Time This Year, |! d Temple of Justice Is on a Chromatic Spree and Said Regulars ng Smeared Up Like smeared local felt aggrieved’ Even fter his long years of experience, Joe Levy had been thoughtless enough to lean against the walls, and the news came to the meeting that ke was rushing to Riverside vo to have his Jap valet clean his cutaway for Yom Kippur. miy is the court closed for but to-morrow ta Yom continued Bill “The grand old temple goes to the Tombs Court, | and we are no longer necessary. at hold the annual convention | of the local,” suggested Joe Water-! man, cheerfully. Joe was the only member without paint on, so it was only natural that he should be “Look, ©0l-l cheerful. He was strongly suspected , leagues,” he con-| of coming in through the window. tinued, “here is|* “We had one last week,” put in Pete. “Overruled,” = eried makes no difference.” “Let's go to New Jersey and see Bill; country,” continued Joe. “Where is that?” ejaculated Cupid Dan with rise, thundered Dill. Jersey decided on as literally @ last resort. An election took place and Harry, who lives in Montclair or somewhere, was called up and in- formed that he was made honorary charter member of the local. came the voice over the “Hope to see you all next i. “We'll be down in half an hour. new and good in every way, at prices far be- low current market values. We plan this sale long in advance and plan so carefully for your advantage that we offer for this one time in the season prices that would be doubled for such value elsewhere. See Also Our Regular Three-Column Advt. on Page 23, and “Start of Season” Sale Silk Petticoats on Page 13. “that | Six of us, You're elected for the|a wheel on either side of his head, all night.” went well. After Newark, the con- “But"—— came the echo from/|vention took to the tube, which was Don’t downtown, ping purposes, | “Overruled,” cried Bill amid thun- ain in the land of | derous applause. difices the local | The company was brought to at-|awoke and presented Harry with a ersecu e@ tention In the street outside and the| membership card and the fur lined | thought that Montolair was a suburb of Harlem, but that point was soon the repair | They are straightened out by the aid of a time erything was | Try CARTER’S LITTLE rday at the | LIVER PILLS. | Purelyvegetable. Act gently on the liver, el The next morning was, as will be remembered, dim and ha Space precluded tho itinerary the night before and the atten nt frolic. On the WASHINOTON, Oct. Garrett of Baitimore, two years Am Netherlands, hi 6.—John Ww. for more than ister to the his resigna- ith @ request way through Bloomfield @ horse and wagon thoughtlessly held up the local’s ma- chine for a few momenta, but af- ter the former had been placed carefully under | _ the trees at one side of the road, with ptance, resignation, State Department is explained, was based upon Mr. Garretus desire to return home after bein it of the country on diplomatic missions for nearly twenty years. Be- fore the war he was Minister to Argen- tina, and then was sent to Paria as apecial agent to assist the American Ambassador, | y | TURKISH . CIGARETTES Meet the . DUKE.-YORK SK any man why he smokes Duke of York Turkish Cigarettes—and he’ll answer “Quality!” He won't say a word about price or the package or the Turkish tobacco—he sums them all up in the one word— “Quality!”’ Every day thousands and thousands of men meet the Duke of York. They buy him 15 for 18 cents. The price may attract them the first time—but it’s Quality that makes ‘em come back for more. And they say a good word tor each cigareite! Sure—Your Dealer Has Them! 18 cents for 15 One of the Quality Cigarettes of the - TOBACCO PRODUCTS CORPORATION convention was on its way. Harry| bathtub as first prize was surrounded and placed in tem-) “The best an convention we | porary command. Everything went | have had since last June," declared | wi well from that time Pete Walker | Bill, and the local applauded with Cut out eathartics and purgatives brutal—harsh—onnecessary.