The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 29

THE ¥. thing. “But the; Children wake up with a Clean Tongue, Sweet Stomach, Clear Head. All Feverishness, Biliousness and Constipation Gone! Delicious Laxative! 7 Feseued you, didn't CHARGES POLITICS IN ARMY. they pulled me out, of Oounrecoma: to hear you weren't Would tn jonas and Dismissals, WASHINGTON, Oct. 10,— Whether politics entered into the commissioning and dismissal of civilians as officers in the army would be fnvestigated under a resolution introduced yesterday by Representative Royal C. Johnson (Rep., 8. D.). One case brought to his attention és that of Lieut, Philander |Knox Painter of Alabama, dismissed from the service, Mr. Johnson. was tol, beeause his presence in the army was personally and politically objec+ Uonadle to Senators Underwood and Bankhead. Rumor intimated that the liquor Interests of Alabama were op- Posed to his retention, Mr. Johnson declares his belief that many officers were appointed because of their political influence and were (unduly preferred” above thelr fel- ows. “In the Chem: | basebail players, athietear polo. glares | Painters, brain speciaksts and club- }men were given high commissions, | while the reai chemists were fortunate if they became Sergeants,” aid Mr. | Johnson. LONDON, Oct. 10 (Associated Press), —The Government has alreaay realized | $812,600,000 by the sale of war stores |which it had on hand when peace was |declared. Hundreds of motor ears and trucks have been marketed at prices frequently '0 excess of the price origi« nally paid tor them by the War Olle, owing to the great scarcity of cars, ‘ habe pA aoe toimertge are the last jays of registration. Register to-d. between 8 P.M. and 1030 P.M. ang to-morrow between 7 A.M, P.M. Enroll when y Better “nerves” won the World’s Series for the Cincinnati Reds. - ; To steady nerves in baseball, or in business, nothing is better than Adams Black Jack Gum. ADAMS : ——> ___ | Britain Sells $512,500,000 of Stores, | ANING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 191 READY 2 mis I have a number of un- claimed Suits on hand, sold by me as high as $35 to $40, which I will dispose of at a price sows SS Open Until 7 PF. M—Saturday D 70 NASSAU STREET, Cor. John ISH AVENUE, Near Nevins Open Evenings Until 10 F, M.—daturday Until 11 F. M. It Can Be Don Strictly Custom Tailored SuiteOvercoat TO ORDER With the $75 and $100 Suit Mark near at hand I am proud to announce that I can still make a Strictly Custom Tailored suit to order that consists of good woolen and good lining at a price of $20. Many Fall and Winter Styles to select ren Woolens, Commodore Worsted tremely low prices. ‘ All Garments tailored in my own daylight sanitary workrooms. Every ‘Suit or Overcoat sold in any one of my stores is cut and designed by J. CAUL MACDONALD whois oneof the highest-priced and best designers in the country, also a technical efficiency engineer in tailoring and clothing manufacturing of inter- national repute, and for this reason he is of great service to my institution, a comfort to my cus- = tomers and a guarantee of satisfaction. S. HENRY ADLER 1432 BROADWAY, Near 40th St., Next Door to Empire Theatre Open Evenings Until 10 P, M.—Saturday Until 11 P.M, 3 CHURCH STREET, Near Liberty Open Until 7 P, M. treet, Brooklyn, N. Y. AUTUMN TRIPS « ON THE HUDSON THIS SUNDAY COLUMBUS DAY, OCT. 12 Get aboard the swift, palatial “BENJ. B. 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SOME ONE said the other day that if we could explain all at once the many fea- tures of telephone op- erating that make it so attractive not only to girls but to mothers who want to know | that their daughters | are well cared for in | the business they en- ter, we would have | more applicants for admission to our Training Departments for Operators than we could possibly handle. We have not the space to tell all these things here, but we will be glad to give you all the informa. tion you desire about telephone operating if ELECTION NOTICES, ~~BOARD OF ELECTIONS. BOARD ELECTIONS OF Baw. Pou oe or UGH OF MAN: | 3 HPAL. BULLDING, Bolo Havin yNUTION 19 MERRY GIVEN in purmuance o E Laws of i COUNTY oF NEW YORK BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. 2 nited States Worsted, Rosedale and Hundreds of other Famous Styles and Makes, consisting of Blues, Blacks, Tweeds, Cheviots, Fancy Worsted Suitings and Melton, Shetlands and Plaid Back Overcoatings. 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