The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 17, 1621. taining $41, in his hat. was tripped Boys Held an by another roomer in the house and lis, seventeen, No, 10 by the time he reached the street a| Bye Street, August Fromm, elgh- number Of pajama-clad figures were|teen, of No. 16 Howe Street, both of in full ery Detective Slevin and Policeman Muldoon of the West 20th ‘ Ps 4 1 fi DR. F. W. GUNSAULUS | CROWD IN PAJAMAS DIES SUDDENLY! CHASES BURGLAR (BW as Head of Armour Institute of | Negro Captured by Police, Who 4 Technology and Former Yale Say They Found Stolen $41 South Boston, Mass. were arrested to-day on Sixth Avenue by Policeman Leet, of the West 30th Street Station . 4 ‘ tion arrested a fleeing d held by Magistrate Nolan in Je 6 Professor, in His Hat. said he was John Willian ese GniRak Oo fee GHIRAiCn | CHICAGO, March 17.—Dr. Frank! Awakened by a negro burglar in|five, of No. 310 West an assault and r charge. {9V. Gunsaulus, noted educator and}his room at No. 211 Tenth Avenue] Bors's pocketbook was ey were alleged t uck up’ + and since 189° President ot|éarly to-day, Henry Bors gave chase ae BS Meeks petacrate Peter V, Harris, a South Boston gro Armour Institute of Technology In Wis nightclothes. The negro, who ta 0,000 bail for examina r, on Monday, robbing him of $38 died suddenly at his home early , toowing a severe heart at- on kk. He was seventy-five years old - | Dr. Gunsaulus was born at Chester-| ff | Ne, O., and attended Ohio Wesleyan] ff MONEY BY WEARING |f versity at Delaware, Ohio. He en-| ff | @ e Ppa tered| | im nin oh omas : storatee at Baltimore and Chicago. Mt || Retail Price $8 00 SHO S Qua ay of Matertal followed eries of professor- c ipe at Yale, University of Chicago,| [Fj eae ll le : ES @ Maintained 4 oes $ eci Ges §$, Toad Werkmanstip 10.00 I Bylish end Durable 6.00 Wesleyan, and Miami University, Ono, FOR MEN AND WOMEN | a BYLAN TAKES HAND IN CASE. : § Maden by telecaivic THE STAMPED PRICE IS W. L. ee ee, : DOUGLAS PERSONAL GUARANTEE | eaters i 5 { THAT THE SHOES ARE ALWAYS wee Solien ter Bepyeons, Court: tas | WL WORTH THE PRICE PAID FOR THEM Ph Rage ad by henry Sinbo cane FEL Ni rf are the best known shoes in the world, ie ede Sold in 107 W. L. Douglas stores, direct from fe Tooover arti Somer IALEss eae the factory to you at only one profit, which and Lis watch es rendered in selling War Depart im > i T a eeaeanrd te) Par the a aoe tut aH br nt supplies to the people o! e 4 , P al ¢ lowest possible cos! . 2 J 4 y Al Douglas name and the re’ rice are stam; \ Bez, fenaroiee moans cae] ae Bougl d the retail pr A. filled the Part ITT. court room | if \ AN 7, Aj on the bottom of all shoes Before. they leave { case was withdrawn from the| [fl , the factory, which is your protection against kalcndar when Mayor Hylan asked y jj unreasonable profits. pier halcertaining the justice of \ Sa i] W. L. Douglas shoes are absolutely the best shoe values for the money in this country. They are made of the best and finest leathers that money can buy. They combine quality, style, workmanship and wearing. qualities |,\ equal to other makes selling at je Boxe mn MRS. LATTIMER RELEASED. (Me Action by Grand Jury Against Nurse. THE STAMPED PRICE 18 W.L.DOUGLAS. ‘GUARANTEE f NTI THAT THE SHOES |} ARE ALY RT Ht THE PRICE PAID + | FOR THEM + centers of Apsarice: The aed “ Ure ie everywhere; they cost | ] e e Zi no more in San Francisco than they do in New Yor! | t b WwW }} W. L. Douglas shoes are made by the highest paid, skilled, shoe- | cu Cc ean-up jo s in t Le) 5 y makers, under the direction and supervision of experienced men, all : ; 4 working with an honest determination to make the best shoes for the | IHE MASCO Mop soaks up water like a erful absorbent quality. With it, once over Cc Insist upon having W. L, Douglas sh: sponge. t doesn’t smear it and mess it equals twice over with any other mop. » led quals twi ver Wi 5 AU TION thenungana price feplainiy stamped onthe President e SYRACUSE, N. Y., March 17.—drs. (mice T. Lattimer, a professional nurse, (was released by the police yesterday ‘fter the Grand Jury had failed to take ection in the matter of dlleged ‘“mis- itreatment” of Mrs. Ruth A. Crawford, her sixty-cight-year-old cousin. Mrs. Lattimer was detained twenty- steamship at New York from the South, | he described her release to-day as an| ins She IR ea laclaa Mcial vindication of innocence.” sole, Be carefulto seo that it has not been changed or mutilated f q around. F W.L. DOUGLAS STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK ma If it’s an accidental puddle, putting your ee oe Sees i | (Associated | 85 Nassau Street. 347 Fighth Avenue. JERSEY CITY-18 N. Paeyerve ery f A women's hands. It wrings out as easily as it 7 tw ns of| | 847 Broadway, near 14th. | & 250 West 125th Street. A rive Newsrm Aveune, MASCO MASCO into it is like blotting up a drop of ink. | %*1352 Broadway, cor. 36th St. *xHOBOKEN—120 Washington Street, PRODUCTS soaks up. q 1495 Broadway (Times Sq.) "| # Thornton st. | UNION HILL 276 Bergenline Ave, fa j * 984 Third Avenue. #1367 Broadway, Gates Ave. | *NEWARK-—831 Broad Street. oe cence If muddy, slushy shoes leave tracks on your For janitors who have big floors and halls i | $2202 Thied Avecor.120m st.| ¥ 840 Manhartad Aves Gieepsay | *PATERSON- 192 Market Styeor. Clark lean floors, don’t wri hands in despair, to clean the MASCO in bigger si | £2779 ThirdAv. du ianavarhsts | & 449 Fulton Streets xTRENTON—29 East State Street. Yeu can identify the bagbobbeed tReet ae ea balla besehipadicoebeat | Jha ibe 7 Stores marked with a % carry complete lines of W. L. Dougias Shocs for Women. MASCO by the trade your MASCO, just dampened, will wipe thefm —_ to 32 ounces. 1 ae . : s ae ; merh and the wrapper, out in a jiffy. This is a mop so good you will buy it again H Wh Cae SOR GN DISA OI DIE EI” HEA EH =) hive tina riyR ‘ and again—the only mop with a trademark ] ZR JS Se seen ae 5 A Pe it’s the big clean-up job, you will find and a. name be Which identify tt anid j Ss peright 1921, The Ai) oA Comp ON fir f y which you can identify it an GA ) sf the extra-absorbent MASCO will help you always get the same good quality | y) A through in half the usual time. ‘ ii QsZ SY Throw away your old mop and get s 4 IN . V) ‘4 (he secret of the MASCO Mop is its won- | MASCO today! Accept no other. 4@ Ny . + 4 \ 4 For sale by grocers, housefurnishing and hardware dealers and department stores. 4 % 9} 0) fs a Y The light, h hold size ) | | zottsnewae Massasoit Manufacturing Company _—| q « medium size for 60¢ ’ st \ Y; na pe fi (as tae, *, Established 1882 ‘ i \ M Factory, Fall River, Mass. >, 0) ) ° 4 ‘ | New York Office, 276 5th Ave. { (3) by be \ Telephone, Longacre 5606 i i ‘ ; A + i Teepe eeeaeeeeertee 2. i | — = — — —- — _— es == = ‘ x | @DAN oie \ — “DANDERINE THE BIG ARMY QUIT MEAT IF YOUR t \ OF LITTLE RED KIDNEYS ACT BADLY ~—, Stops Hair Coming Out, Ze > Thickens, Beautifies, Give your Confidence to the | CORPUSCLES ay ake, tablespoo nf ul of Salts vi j ¢ Merch ho Merits i q y erchant who Merits it Plenty ot Red Blood is the Sues bothers 4 f i 7 Foundation of Boundin; We are a nution of meat eaters wn y MAN usually de bout five min It is than thi id. eaclen God Heath A Wel cules anority abet ee : ° i 4 2 Pas tl a well-known au , who warn j Vi usually echt abou a9 ; it is more than thirty years o | Skin roughness GOOD BLOOD CONQUERS DISEASE | to be constantly on guard againnt a; y nit fo Buying Vaderweer ce Hosiery, You can find it in thousands of stores. ickly relieved Pepto Mangan Puriles the Blood and| Th< Kidneys do their utmost to fre e VI He finds what looks like the kind he wants. Ai a - \ e Fills i the blood of this ieritating acid, Sut | ry ‘ Itssignisthe Label of “Allen A”—the new A\ | lis it with Red become weak from the vverwork: ‘ ¢) Matters of cut, fit, finish, brand and money’s sheet A ) | | Corpuscles they yet sluggish; the climinatve tis y wort hen for ted: mark of the Maker’s identification and re- \ | ; =» | vata ttae aad ks tha lac 1h ae : | are gran S131, 3 N | A little touch of Resinol Ointment tained in the blood t jisou UL on ' ) sponsibility on the celebrated COOPER’S- Keyl | | atter exposure to wind or sun—ant | Scientists like to compare the red eine aie ibd te pan tia 4 y A Merchant may well ask himself BENNINGTON Spring Needle Underwear j that tense, drawn feeling of the |r crpuscles are dise-shapest,| ,, When your kidneys uche und feel A . » akin will be promptly dispelled. | ref eerp us elee ‘shaped: tike lumps of lead, and you have 6) whether he always merits such and BLACK CAT HOSIERY. @ | That is because this pure ointment | *Hwvth cells which swim in the blood | singing pains in the back or the urine j implicit confidence! \ A few cents buys “Danderine.”| soothes while it heals, Try it once Coe ae ire ities frou all’parte| is cloudy, full of sediment, or the licit “Allen,” th pois After a few applications you eannot| and you will understand why so bladder is irritable, obliging you to f, en,” the name of the ce : | of the body 6 . ) find a fallen hair or any dandruff, @&By people recommend it, When tigcase germs enter your body | ek relief during the night; when you } s The typical stock of mixed Makers; their personal pledge v hiesides every hair shows new life! — Resinol Shaving Stick contains the | (jad millions de every days it is the] Have severe headaches, nervous and | (er X vigor, brightness, ‘more color and | same medication and it leaves the skin | (! Uncles that attack and destroy |@i28¥_ spells, sleeplessn dd stom: ~ brands and lots and quantities of responsibility to you. And 2 abundance. ee soe ee °Ylach or rheumatisin in bad weather, 9 ia * “An ‘ ( pao Se LE CR OT oe = eee) ; ai em get from your pharmacist about four YG can not do it. Nor anything A”—the standard mark of ' EIRENE if your blood is weak and sluseish | ounces of Jad Sults; take u table { < else but concentration on a first and finest grade, A vs Weuw ae ‘ring ure able to multiply quickly, |sPeonful in a glass of water befate | 9 * 5 YY ew joes tis when you are pale and what tie | SOME tieening rp sil These famous lines come \ Old Shoes ein eee eed to take that | famous mates made from the acd @f 6 through the range of weights straight from the Mills to the nA Tight Sh great tonic, Pepto-Mungan, It con-|#rapes and lemon jules, combingd | and sizes; always the same in The Maker’s Mark Merchant. Y at 0es: ins the ingredients your blood needs| "Pt vitiong to. flush and. stinulabe | we ificati Vi 1 increase the number | Be0er . ie 3 quality, wear and comfort, of Wentincation on all feel the same: Clogged kidneys, to neutralize the ; ‘ acid it is no le (9) no matter what the market GLACK CAT Hosiery He deals with the Makers Od if you shake: ne sty oe ba source oF ented iil a COOPER'S- Lee fear ‘a Bee them and. in both liquid “and | eye Seite is inexpensive and cannot conditions. BENNINGTON Erect. e RAO Ws What he ls 3 — injures makes a delightful efferves- cent lithia-water drink, and nobody lean make a mistake by taking a little occasionally to keep the kidneys clean and active,—Advt, | Cuticura Soap | Clears the Skin } | ————unnenpolis. Min WORK MONDAY WoNDEAS land Keeps it Clear BUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS by offering you, and merits the is some confidence he asks from you. ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE ‘The Antiseptic, Healing Powder { ior the Feet™ % Ton from the shoe, tresh- _ The Allen A Company N) | Seeds we ro Kenosha, Wisconsin " POOR EASE Inthe New York Branch—1107 Broadway peareek fe Easy to apply |" Quick to act 20 treatment tin FREE-Write | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS KONDON MFG. CO. | x Underwear There is such a service. and see is on the package.-—Advt. juy the blins of feet! 000 Feet were nsed b: ing the war Ask toi