The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1920, Page 12

AI cannot a ‘a be raid a4 Buch A case. tly they are not. ; apparent . Making @xample of one case wouldn't 4 A. . modity? A.—No, I cannot do that. Bening World bas con~ ® careful resbarch and inve nh, demonstrating conclusive! after case of profiteering. Hi seen these articles? A. They are on my desk. ‘What do you think of them? cannot 1 any statement in rd to that for publication. ‘The Evening World has shown instances of profitee y not prosecute one of the cases that have thus ex- ? A. Well—it’s —e problem very complicated. e cases you ga of are not all violations of the Bat if some of them are, why pick ont one of the many big ve exposed and pr thenr—make an example of ? ATtisa —— It showing that the Manhattan Shi: Company increased jumped from 6 per c cent. What do you think of tha A.—it is certainly unreasonable. trance to Bonwit-Telle Avenue, The chauff doorman for a number appeared yneasy. asked Mr. ‘but 3 the interview,” said Mr. Figg, really feet that this is as on gare, io your direction” —— jew York want to kno short talk. hour's talk on, th' toe in tl me, say, things we are costs are being lowered?’ “I am awfully sorry, but I shall tremendously rushed all day to-mo: Goodby,” ne tenn oie Tce em em is 5 te antic ‘all the big Yea, but why not prosecute some = cases that The Evening World ‘brought to light? A. We are look- ing into some of them. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE MAN fom: And, leo GETS A BARGAIN. Figg. the Packard stopped before the bu ‘Ward Shoe Shop on Broadway, WE ange) Mr. Figg Led A LJ m4 pd “Kid Gilbert” Charged With Ge 6 golf snes that he had cer erre ae: before were still md pe paral. kp Fecord, is under arrest on charge working @ confidence game. Miss Molville D. Cooper gave D.C oa are wey?” asked the erness to go ta California. As eviden PPpour dollars” said Mr. Figs. “Wonderful in—wish I knew * — Ylanacttar dered vate “There are plenty of bargains round ae ee $146 in cash stampa to buy the last she saw of him. “Mi: identified the picture of Fit that of the man who tricked iu I F #2 AL iy some oki stack at "What's your i F k ir pair of those for reporter. shoes will be $9,” answer. back into the Pack- wit Tellers. The sea up the thread of the What is the present situation? 3 price of anything going down? ‘A. Women’s garments, except gloves and stock: are going down. Goods Ehat last tall cost $40 were replaced at ‘What about groceries? A. They AO haye also come down. 2. ance ae it here. A. You 5 and and supply will slow! solve the problem. " Bet Get a gli i abe to hair fife. you have used Herpicide af Send 10 ednte {i ry ee er” Fie nQjttor bout, menses? A. TAXICAB SPEEDER | i , Why? A. Labor conditions. | she d ons Q. Vell, is the only result of all) SENT TO SING SING ) vad bitety ie io department hos} es. | Jono en the fact that lack of de- 4) | . mand has lowagred the | price "of Arthur L. Hall, Who Killed vital . ~ women's clothing? A.—Supply ahd! " s Tw « A ; demand always solve the problem, A.M. Hart, Gets Two to | . Q—-How many prosecutions have Three Years. you Tud? A.—About a thousand, : , Dinan | Q—How many convictions? A. Arthur Nall, No. 204 West hd acl # , Why, some of them have not come| Street, was asntenced to Sing Sing for | ‘ es aE to trie} yet. | two to three rs by Judge Nott in) (Continued from ‘Third Page.) ties ote ot te ei inoue Genera) Seasions to-day for manslaugh- ; ‘pwaiting trial. ¥ F ter, He killed Mra, Anna M. Hart, No. protteer prosecute him and pun- Q.—Can you point to one notable ee i ee Street, and injured her wie scaring the Case of the canyiction of a profiteer?| husband, Lyman C. Hart, in Riverside the moment recall Q.—Can you point to one where the 19 Work of your department has lowered the cost of Hving in any one com- Q.-I have here a clipping from The Evening World's profiteering series 8 operating in- come 275 per cent. in four years, and that in this period the earnings had it. to 18 per The car had stopped at the en- on Fifth he iee “Tam very sorry to seom to shorten | ‘ell, I do not feel that I havo all 08-; the facts in the campaign that has that | lowered the cost of living,” said the “It is something (hat the ite done it jus- Can you give good to-morrow, telling just how ifving Tow, and leave for Washington to- said Mr. PED WOMAN IS CHARGE. wn to the police to have a prison hia address an “Department | No, 22 East ist Street in February ered an advertisement for a gov- of good faith she was told she would ‘own Doses, A0C#N Jf Herpicide equals — lustrous, beautiful hair, way to add to ones personal charm and attractiveness than by good care of the hair. A massof bright, snappy, luxuriant hair is the reward to those who regularly and intelligently use Newbro's Herpicide Herpicide keeps the scalp clean and free from: dandruff; stimulates the hair root’ and thus promotes a condition favor- You will be surprised and delighted after ___ The dainty exquisite odor of Newbro’s Herpicide is appeal- ing to every refined instinct. We also recommend Herpicide Soap. It is avery effective and pleas- ing shampoo. If Herpicide Soap cannot be purchased from your Dealer, send us his name and Twenty Five Cents for a cake. oy ‘\ Drive last May, striking both with his taxicab, which he was dtiving at high | wpeed. , | ‘The jury recommended mercy, and) Assistant District Attorney Brothers, | who prosecuted, added a word to tho! plea, as Hall's record had been good and he leaves a wife two children in| poverty. Judge Nott said bis duty was hard ‘vut the public must be protected. H did show clemency, however, for he might have imposed'a fifteen-year sen- | tence. { "The conviction was-largely based on the testimony of Charles Stowe Reno, | who saw the accident from the window , of his apartment on the Drive, using a powerful ®inocular. QUINNELL IS SUED BY FORMER WIFE She Asks $25,000 of Minister's Son Accused of Marrying Her When Already Wed. Robert George Quinnell, son of the late Rev. R. G. Quinnell, for many years rector of the Church of the Ascension, on Fifth Avenue, was to-day made de- fendant in a $25,000 suit for damages brought by Miss Madeline M. Piercy of Belleville, N. J., who obtained an an- nulment of her marriage to Quinnell last fall. According to Miss Plercy, eho met Quinnell at a church social and married him on March 21, 1919. Three days later, | ahe testified, she accompanied her hus- ’ (dentifies the true, w rt “ t? | 1 I is ts uine ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” directions for Colds, Toothache, Earache, Rheumatis: of : : alts al tea nate THE BYENING WORLD, TURSDAY, AME "BAYER" ON "GENUINE ASPIRIN The “Bayer Cross’’ is the thumb-print of gen- broken “Bayer package” are safe and proper Headache, ¥~ v i APRIL 18, orld-famous Aspirin, ‘prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years Neuritis and for Pain in general. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost but a few cents. Druggists also sell larger Bayer packages. Aspirin is the trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.—Advt. In each un- Neuralgia, im, Lumbago, {band to his’ mother’s home at No. 133 West 21th street, where she learned he was @ married man with a child. Miss Piercy is a daughter of John Godtried Piercy, retired, for years an officer of a bank note company, Quin- nell is @ brother-in-law of Alert Gal- G| latin, the banker broker, and was married in 1903. Three years later he ‘and his wife separated, CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria of ce rest) ce Baby's Tender Skin Cuticwa Talcum Is Ideal After « bath with Cuticura Seap and hot qunesenis PLATES By the most approved method of BRIDGING we build to useless teeth and roots a set of useful teeth. Two stumps sometimes are sufficient for the foundation. Our expert dentists do the rest, The satisfaction is lasting, as the teeth are strong, serviceable and beau- uful, The WATERBURY WAY Come here in the morning, have your tg teeth extracted and return home at nigh N get that fits, Do- cayed teeth saved—missing teeth re- placed without plate: YN ANAESTHETIC applied e PAIN from ex~ yes administered | Warersury Denta COMPANY Incorporated Established 1897 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn Hours: 6 ro 6 Sunpays: cLose® ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANCE For Over Thirty Years ASTORIA WIN Al 5 How to Wave Hair to Appear Naturally Curly ‘The tight little curls so doar to a kind that remain in weather condi- tions, are best new giimerine method. This simple method eval to have the pretti- est waves ani maginable, with all the appear: Yature’s own.’ Sil- ce of merine is of course perfectly hi It leaves no sediment on th any sticky or greasy tra serves as & beneficial dressin; mess. art= Ing @ lively lustre and wholesome beauty to the halr. And the hair is fine and fluffy when combed out If one Will procure a bottle of liquid silmerine from the druggist and follow the easy directiond she will be pleased beyond words with the result—which will be in evidence within three hours, and which will last a long time. The Nauid is easily applied wth w brash, vt. Short, scraggly hair plus There is no surer Classified Ad per tliers Important! Classified advertising copy for The ew days. Sinday “World ehould bo in The World office On or Before Friday Preceding Publication Barly copy ceceives the preference when Sunday advertii has to be 5|ing in various digestive organs. But fat is poured almost ANNOUNCEMENT Customers of the NATIONAL Drug Stores from New York to Chicago can now get—at their favorite toilet goods counters— “Backed By o Man Whe Used. is” To completely eradicate dandiuff and regain the natural good looks and lustre of healthy hai: and scalp make the one purchase of Austinol Dandruff Eradi- cator and start its simple treatment today. So cer- tain it is in results that the manufacturers — The AUSTINOL CHEMICAL CO.. Inc., make the fol- lowing guarantee: You can get this guaranteed article at all of the siores listed below. Today. Sl Fast Main Street, Rochester, N. ¥. ith N.Y. ny. 182104 Maat 126tn ®t, nr, Lexington Avene, 370 Fulton St. Cor, Union Mall 8t., Jamaica, 1, New Work 14 Bo. 4th Ave., £48 Main Bt, Ait, Vernon, N.Y. 361 Main Bt." (Hotel Irequo! jochelle.' N.Y. is), Buffalo, N. Y. ~ Insure Your Blood — | Insurance of any kind means protection. But the most |valuable insurance is that which means Prevention. Any doctor will declare that the most important agent for the {protection of health and the prevention of disease is the blood. It is the blood that carries repair material and fuel to every body cell. It is the police force in the blood, these cells that can attack, arrest and remove disease germs, that enables the body to keep well or get well. Most food taken into the body reaches the blood by a round-about way—after much working over and purify- directly into the blood. ‘Without fat, the blood fails, ’ex- presses the importance of this vital part of life. It used to be thought that poor blood meant that one must take iron or arsenic or some other drug. But high medical authority declares that one of Nature’s food-medicines, i.e., anatural fuel-and-medicine combined substance, will restore the blood quicker, better and easier than any drug. It is in fact a natural ready-to-use remedy that can be taken at any age, even if digestive power is below par. This natural food-medicine is the basis of Father John’s Medicine, which contains: no drugs, no alcohol, is abso- lutely harmless and assuredly helpful. It acts as a food, a tonic, a blood builder, an invigorator, soothes cough, allays bronchial inflammation, assists in nourishing and healing the body. It has been in use for over sixty years. — Advt. omitted. Late advert emitted for jack of tim THE WORLD Applications at aa Sp \It Makes Little Difference What You Need —A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and F | SAR A, IAT | Syipho | tho] Formulated by a scientist to fight. “invisible dirt” YLPHO NATHOL was formulated to make harmless the “invisible dirt” in our homes. Geims breed by the million in this dirt we never see — the geim laden, disease bringing dirt that collects in the six danger spots in your home—in the waste pipes of the tub and basin, in the refrigerator drains, in the toilet, in the tuap of the sink, in the garbage pail, and the dark corners of your house and basement. Against these germs ordinary scrubbing is powerless, The way to make the 6 danger spots safe Modern science, which discovered that germ cause sickness, gives us Sylpho Nathol—and Sylpho-Nathol makes it easy and practical to give our homes the antiseptic cleanliness @ doctor means when he says “clean.” Housekeepers everywhere are using Sylpho-Natho! in their fight against preventable i!lness—and most illness is preventable. They know that more disease is contracted trom persons than places, but they know, too, they can- not neglect the menace of disease in their own homes y are putting Sylpho-Nathol into every pail of water. The last thing at night they yipho-Nathol down the bathroom and li drain pipes. It stays all night in the traps, makes th clean and sterile. Once or twice a week the refrigerator drain pipes are purified with a Sylpho-Nathol solution Start today to give your family th s added protection Sylpho-Natho! is used by leading hospitals. It comes indee convenient sizes, 1c, 25c, 50c and $1.00. Get Sylpho-Nathol at drug and department stores. | The Sulpho-Napthol Co., Boston. Beh & Co... N.Y. and Phila. Sylpho-Na thol Keeps disease away {Seve Devayed Tooth, Tighten Lense Tooth, Treat Diseased Gems SEvs er TeETR Ge! Porcelain Crewns.~ Bi Fiiltngs and Inlays ef Geld, Stiver and Poreeiain. Made at Reasonable Prices th and Reets Aclear head BABY always sleeps well after he has used Kon- don’s. It soon opens nostrils, prevents dangerous mouth- breathing, and “nips a cold in the bud.” Children like Kondon's be- cause it makes them feel fine. Mothers know that it chases away chronic catarrh, head- 2 E. 125th St.j169 E. 34th St. oR On. pro redid g vyhing 740 Lexington Ave. S. W. Cor. 58th ore teas 20 A.M. to 7 P.M. datty. endure 0: A oa Er” WHY SOCIETY WOMEN WASH THEIR OWN HAIR, | ef They do, not because it is » fad, but because they wish to obtain the greatest possible hair beauty and be aches, or bad colds, sure they are not using anything Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly ts harmful. They have found that in| teed noe only by us, burby SO years washing the hair it is never wise to ion's ee ‘foe Teteeds, pose Pleo: heslacin song @tc., we'll pay your money use a makeshift, but is always ad- visable to use a preparation made for shampooing only, Many of our friends they get the best results from a simple home-made canthrox mixture. You can use this at a cost of about 8 cents a shampeo by getting some canthrox from your druggist and dissolving a teaspoonful in a cup of hot water. . This makes enough shampoo liquid to apply to all the hair ipstead of just the top of the head, os with ‘most preparations. Dandruff, excess oil i i solved and entirely disappear in the rinsing water. Your hair will be so fluffy that it will look much heavier than it is, Its luster and gbftness will also delight you.—Advt, (Ready Relief in) IN A TUBE, FOR: . |Sore Back and Muscles AFR Redway's j | teeter “et “tou” g 77 Ld jgte of Reutrokm ~ln y ae é egway'e 1 eady, Rellet— JELLFORM Been BOOKS £5: |350, Teel -