The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 23

Me ie this Louis Cuvillter, Assembly would take them on faith, and recognise their certificates of those who detended the - expulsion, iD ‘The said last night that “1, for one, Mt, sepa | Phe at Party without hesitation, vote to unseat any | back who were expel connection, Assemblyman| of the men elected at thi prominent among | elections, atdndoies brandon ot the nding these men welled for distoyalty the special|is only adding insult to injury to the Assembly of the State of New York.” ~ USTED BY a ORDER SENT BACK sion of Old Parties in Special Election. \ Despite fuston of Democrats and Republicans to defeat them the five Socialists expetied from the Assembly by order of Speaker Sweet, were re- elected yesterday. In the 19th Brook- lyn district, where a special election was held to fil! the vacancy due to the death ‘of Assemblyman Domico, Fenjaniia C. Klingman, Democrat, was eicctey In a three-cornered fight. ‘There was some disorder in the 17th Manhattan district. \ The complete returns for the. etx Districts follow: 17th A. D., Manhattan— ), Broi ‘altechuler, Fusion De wns, | Bosialiae Compari vious election will show that thegvote cast is approximately one-hait of inst year’s total. The vote in Solomon's district, for example, is 4,337. Last year Solomon alone had 4 and his opponents combined BAOK man, elected teense state- ments last\night telling of thelr plans for the special housing session. They said they assumed that this time the n ai ‘figures in the pro- WARNING! j SO 5 All Are Re-Elected Despite Fu- The “Bayer Cross’”’ on tablets is the chumb-print which Safety first! Aspirin the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mc Insist upon an unbroken ‘‘Bayer a, for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgla, Colds, Rheumatism, euritis, Lumbago and for Pain generally. Made and owned strictly by Americans. Baer blets ‘Aspirin Handy tin bores of 12 tablets eost but « few conte—Larger packages Copyrighted 1920, by Lever Bros. Co; in Hartford, Connecticut, said about the new way of washing. “Just as white as when I boiled and rubbed them”’—a New York housewife says. “Clothes do not have that yellow look now”—said a woman in Massachusetts, Such statements are being made everywhere by women who now use the new way of washing. They find they can gt their clothes absolutely clean and white by soaking the dirt out the new way—instead of boiling them and rub- bing them for hours over the washboard. Just soak your clothes clean The old way was to rub all that dirt out over the hard metal washboard—by “main force.” Now you just put your clothes to soak overnight (or for 3 hours)—with cold water and Rinso, a wonderful new product made by the makers of Lux. Riso brings a new way of washing “You can see by your hands how safe the Rinso way of washing clothes is. it doesn't get them rough or. wrinkled.” t.doesn't redden them Vwetleacldestar of Balleyiloncté positively identifies genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians | over 20 years, and proved safe by. millions, = package’’ containing proper | | “As white as when they’re boiled!” * HE cleanest wash that ever came off - my lines” —a brisk little woman Then you rinse the clothes—and the dirt just floats out. Only very soiled places—wristbands, hems and the like—need a light rubbing between your hands, And the clothes are clean—every bit of dirt gone—as white as when you boiled them ahd rubbed them so long! Your clothes last longer’ ' They’re cleaned while they soak—and at the same time, they’re as safe in the pure Rinso suds as in water. For the Rinso granules are made of finer quality in- gredients than were ever used before for the family washing. No harsh cleansing agents—nothing to destroy colors. Saved from hard rubbing,! saved from harsh washing powders, your clothes washed the new way give you double the wear they do now. Get a package of Rinso today from your rocer or any department store. Lever Be Co.; Cambridge, Mass, Made by the makers of Luz }$5000.000 | SHOE SALE Which Has Been Going On at the. Grand Central Palace will be at the Siecer Cooper Buipinc Sixtn Avenue:I819 Sinests where the doors will open Timi, Saturday, Sept. 18th with over . $3,000,000 Worth of a CONTINUED ' Shoes, Woolens, Etc. which will go on sale ¢ fe ¢ $ WITHOUT. PROFIT Nenours Trao'sc Corrorarion Chas. W. Mills, Vice President and General Manager SATURDAY OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. a