The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 12

1S WOMEN'S AN Columbia Graduates and Wives of — Professors Want New Course. ‘A course in policewomanship is ow proposed for all women's colleges fm the country. College women from every State took the first step to this ‘end yesterday when they met at Pollce ‘Headquarters here. Commissioner Enright, Special Dep- uty Harriss’ of the TrafMfc Division, Dr. Carleton Simon of the Narcotic Squad and others addressed the women, after which a tour of the Headquarters was made under the guidance of Mrs. Mary T. Hamil- ton of the Missing Persons Bureau, who presided at the meeting. Members of the Women Police Re- werves, including Major Sally Neld- Nnger of Richmond Borough, Major Sarah Elder of Brooklyn, and live Stoti Gabriel of No. 44 West Tenth Street, attorney for the policewomen, acted as hostesses. The group was composed of graduate students of Co- lumbia University, who have banded under the natne Columbia Dames. Tt was headed by Mrs. Frank C. Raker,of No. 637 West 12 Vice President. fevevrs, ue well ae &F As representatives of colleges all over the country they will spread the mes: sugo of & new opportunity for trained women.in the rapidly developing lines of expert. investigation, fingerprint- ing and general education toward the prevention of crime, with a view tv establishing courses in these subjects in their home universities. A reso- lution. was passed indorsing the movo- ment &nd providing for a special two weeks’ investigation, after which an- other ‘meeting would be held at Head- quarters. Other members of the Columbia Dames present at the meeting in- elude; Mrs. Philip Cox of Massachu- ts, Mrs. George Howard ,of South arolina, Mrs. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Car- ter Alexander, Mrs. Faville, whose Vusband is head of the Hispanic Sv- ciety Museum; Mrs. Henry A. Ruger of No. 41 Claremont Avenue and Mrs. David Sneddin, whose husband fs in the Department of Education of ‘Teachers’ College. BAVARIAN EXAG BERLIN, Nov. reported monarchist.“ mobill- zation, was deculred quiet at dawn of While monarchist pelief here was tha’ h reports had been Furniture Manufacturers Warehouse Company Twa’ sell : Guaranteed 124th St. by the wet «othe Lacgrat Antociation are argeet Purnit Ware- bouses In the cliy, and in our display of 90 Bedroom Suites 80 Dining Room Suites 60 Living Room Suites We satisfy the most discriminating because prices are not Ly attractive feature of this sale. Qual ‘kmanship, value and the un uaranice of this tremendous Hon go with every sales. Come how, be your own saleaman. Every: thing plaiuly marked. One price to ail OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. 1 w York 300-302-304 West an bol Hundreds of odd pieces such as Floor Lamps, Tables, Dressers, Buffets, Breakfast Sets and many other odd pieces. “EVERYTHING FOR THE HOM Free Delivery Within 100 Miles. Open Dally and Every Eveni: GOODS HELD TILL WANT! A small deposit holds your purcha: ‘Warehouse phones Morningside 3405- Aspirin Say “Bayer” and Insist Unless you see the name “Bayer” on kage or on tablets you are not get- Hing ‘he genuine Bayer product pre- bed by physicians over twenty-two years proved safc by millions for Headache Lumbago Fecthache Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain “Buyer Tablets of Aspirin” lily “peck unbroken package con- tains directions. Handy doxes of tablets cost few cents. Drug- sell bottles of 24 and 100. is the trade mark of Bayer of Monoaceticacidester of 6 on _ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922 F TRAINING |Speed in New York Kin to Poison Says Blind Woman Physician Dr. Lipinska Here to Show Way to Guide Subconscious Self and Make Life Joyous. Yorkers are soon to be told @ how to pet at thelr subconscious selves New gymnastic exerci how this can be done. give Yorkers is: “The exist,”’ said Dr. EDMONTON. tions to extend Into the Are about completed. and to teach their wills to go in the way in which they should go, as they sto dance or to do Dr, Melanie Lipinska, Volish | tis country, T think is of the woman physician, who has been blind] ercate portance since she was 19, Is to tell in lectures) “This is not hypnotism, whieh is a Dr. Lipinska's recommendations will | trol of an be difficult for a modern generation to] to carry out, for she calls for silence to] © the subconscious a chanco to come to the front at least once each day, and her special message to New “Don't hurry.’* state of continual hurry in which the people of New York seem to “produces in the individual more deadly toxic poisons than any which have been dis. covered in the ages past. eltement of hurry produces In the sys- CANADA PLANS WIRELESS STATIONS IN FAR NORTH Lipinska, The ex- Alta, No : for a chain of dominion wireless, sta- | be t Circle are | $ \t was announced tn OFFICIALS WANT NEW CITY ZONING MAPS; OLD ONES OBSOLETE ‘Tuttle and Brackner Say Batlling Incrense Cousens Radical Changes tn Chart. Setting forth that because of the Increase in building activity the sup- ply of certain zoning maps ts practi- tem volatile coodingly. di help us, it mpounds which are ex pus. Hurry does not stroys qur forces, consideration is giver exhausted and there is need of ‘Arthur § the draft of new ones, reat interest 4 ation | dangerous thing place-one It is not right to self under the mental con- her. It in quite different ntrol ourselves by our own sub- fous forces,” Extra senses are developed by the control and development of subcon- scious forces, Dr. Lipinska says. The blind can see, the deaf hear and the dumb speak, not literally, but through the development of other sensen: Dr. Lipinska thinks she has dis- covered the cure of seasickness by abstaining from. the use of liquids, On a @ca voyage sho takes only such Hquids as can be obtained from fruits and vegetables, and by absorption through baths 1.29 Dolphin of Ambe- Venetian Glass, $5.00 IF TS are always in season. Whether it's a wedding, an anniver- sary or a birthday, a re- membrance from Oving- ton’s will show that the occasion has been upper- most in your mind. And thoughtfulness, like a great man away from home, is always appre- ciated, OVINGTON’S OMcial elreles here to-day The stations will be operated by the i Governm. nt for the primary purpose of i Keeping officiala ty outlying districts in| ipl “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” ne howith one another Stations will] i! FIFTH AVENUE AT 39TH ST. Vort Smith, Resolution. [jf rman and MePherson on [abe = = ] and at Dawson City C8 SIF AES RS Tuttle, Chief Engineer of the Board f Estimate, has included in his budget requirements for 1923 provi- sion for a temporary force of seven en nt m cost of $17,500, to~ 1 contingencies of $1,000. nanges in the city map in ve been of so radi- Ifenry Bruckner, Horough of the the Bronx and Chairman of the Commit- tee on City Pian and Public Improve- ments, reported, in recommending the Proposal, “as to creato confusion 11) the Interpretation of the zoning maps, and for this reason, in the case of ver- tain sheets where the supply has not been exhausted, necessity exists for revising the zoning maps in order to Properly facilitate building develop- ment."* DIAMOND JAPANESE SIGNET RING A nolld dull gold |CASTLE 1374 Broadway Two AROVE: JEWELRY ON CREDIT AT CASH STORE PRICES—UNEQUALED VALUES $q .00 overflowing with beautiful jew ae ring. aa tuntrated, fentre And. 8 with «tu rs o ampphirn , miinite diamona on tach ‘end. An Your initiate | extraordin a Fy , Valu e-$2.00 | ralred Japa-, alu e-$2 newe letters, 30 eekly 81.00 weekly CONFIDENTIAL CONVENIENT n week will do as much at CASTLE'S as one hun: dred in any other store in New York City and ti A Small Deposit will hold anything you select untll Xmas. A DIAMOND }, , AND SAPPHIRE RING Just as fluetra ted. This ring Is beautifully with two Inr Dlue-white dias monds in the $130 CREDIT New York City Doors 37TH ST, ROQUEFORT from France CHEDDAR from England EDAM from’ Holland __fromaMERICA now” -TWOnative cheeses VERY great nation has developed some fa- mous type of cheese that is particularly its own. Cheese that the whole nation takes pride in as areal native product. Cheese that is especially delicious to the people of that country. America has developed two of these original delicacies that mean as much to Americans as the famous Roquefoct does to the French or the round mellow Edam to the Dutch. The first was perfected over 40 years ago— the original cream cheese. It is known all over the world as Philadelphia Cream Cheese.* Now the same cheese makers have produced a second native cheese. An entirely new kind— dairies, City. The first famous native cheese: —Look for the name Phenix to be sure you are getting the real Philadelphia Cream Cheese* Phenix Club Cheese. a smooth, tangy flavor that is captivating. Already you Richer and creamier with This second achievement of the American cheesemaker's art was perfected only 18 months ago. It is replacing the long familiar “‘American”’ cheese. Smooth and tender, it slices into deli- cious squares for the table. get four other favorite cheeses—Swiss, Pimiento, Roquefort, Munster—in the new Club Cheese. may Try this new native delicacy today. Phenix Club Cheese and Philadelphia Cream Cheese are on sale at groceries, fine delicatessens and Phenix Cheese Company, New York The second native cheese delicacy: — Ph richer and creamier—it tastes Phenix CLUB CHEESE TETLEYS Makes good TEA a certainty Warm your teapot— use teaspoonful of Tetley’s Orange Pekoe for every two cups— be sure water is freshly boiling—steep five min- utes. Then you havea real cup of tea. New York Herald Square Ounce Loaf Rye Bread | «sar: From Pure Rye Flour CHOCOLATE COVERED GINGERBREAD—Hiave you ever tried this gingerbread? ‘If you have nut you have no idea how deli cious it is, unless you know the old Southern recipe we have for making it. With’a spicy taste that is wonderfully appetizing and with a delicious frosting. In loaves weighing about one pound, special, 18c a loaf #ANCY POUND CAKE— OLD-FASHIONED OUR OWN | Plain, 34c lb. CRULLERS — Light, thor- Raisin, 34c Ib. oughly cooked, nothing to | Nut and Raisin, 44c lb. compare with them at the | Citron, 44c Ib. price in any other store, MAPLE, MOCHA or CHOCO- 24c dozen LATE THRBE-LAY BR me . CAKES—Special at 89ecach | MAB VELICIOUS IC VERVIER8 FRENCH COF- PLAIN RAISIN: EREAD j FEB CAKES —Large size, in loaves weighing % p 19¢; med. size, + 126 Special at 13¢ ¢ ‘ \Bq GLACE CHERRY or RAISIN NUT LOAF CAKES—Made of pure {EI and fine ingredients, each cake weighing abi 14z ppunds. A)! quality that retails in specialty stores at Se cach, Our price, 5 | 59 ench pS OUR OWN MOLASSES FRUIT CAKE—Prepared from rais , citron, walnuts, and spices. Baked ia special size forms 1% pounds each. SY Ml ts used BAKED HAM— jugar-cured ® tur and pure STYLE selected pri baked to CORNED BEEF—Well cooked bottom und; cut from fine beef. Ge Ib, PIMENTO CHEESE—Our own TC |) praxkrcrTERS — Fine quality, | mrorTeD EveNrHaL swiss Pa Sh ead CUBESE ich and pluuune favor SMOKED BEEF—All miédtes; s!iced. Tilo Ib. SALAMI SAUBAGES—Fancy . well spiced and seasoned, 790 ib, New York State Fancy Full Milk Cheese lent flavor, delicious for Welsh rarebits, Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Del‘ vered Ricars Ft Floor, 35th Street, : MAMIAO MIAMI Sheffield “ Bar’ =~ Butter HURNED in our own Plant in the Catskill Mts.—from milk pro- duced under the Inspection of the Dept. of Health— Scientifically Pasteurized. The finest flavored butter ever offered the public—in 14 Ib. prints salt and sweet —made daily. heffield Farms A sharp cheese of excel- aoc ib PY PDE O AGNES OLS Sheffield Bar Butter 1s for sale at allot the 215 Sheffield stores It Makes Little Difference What You Need— A World “Want” Advt. Will Go Get It