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THE -X VKlf IKQ- WORLD, SAiUiitbAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1918.
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PTOMACH UPSET?
Papc's Dinpcpsin nt once
ends Dyspepsia, acidity,
? gas, indigestion.
Your menU lilt hack! Your lnm
nch I sour, nclil, paw)' nntl ynn frcl
Moitnl nftr cnllnjr or you hnvc
lienry lumps of Imllprsllnn tialn ir
headache, 1ml never mind. Here U
Instant relief.
Don't Uy upset I lint n tnblel of
Tape' Diapepoin nml Innncilliilclv tlir
indigestion, gasr. nridlty and till
ktoiimcli dlilress end.
Pope's Dlnpepsln tnlilets nre the
surest, quickest Mnuiarli reliever In
the world. They cost very little nt
drug stores.
OCTOBER
BRINGS
NEW
MENACE
FOR
RENT
PROFITEERS
.. Itciiri'ftontuUvi' (jromier or lown iiiuk.
i inir llleiriil I'll rent lncrconeM beyond
, r. jkt cent, over the- 1V1G niteH. Tltu
" luiKiin nlmi will uppnul to Mnyor
Reward
Do you know this man?
Height: 6 ft. 1 inch
Weight: 145 lbs. .
Face: Thin
Features: Prominent
Description: When last seen was
on his way to hospital. 'Used to
weigh 185, had florid complexion,
good appetite and enthusiasm for
work. Six months ago began to
have irregular bowel movements.
Took pills. Lost weight still irregular.
Took salts violent results. Had medical
examination : doctor diagnosed case as
self-poisoning, due to clogged, decaying,
food-waste in large intestine; said pills
and purges had weakened the intestinal
muscles so they would not function. Man
protcstcd,violcntly that he was not sick.
Doctor replied that he had been sick
since first bowel irregularity. Prescribed
complete rest and the Nujol Treatment.
Said if he had cultivated regular habits
with Nujol he would have had no trouble
now, however, he was an easy mark for
the poisoning he was allowing in his
own body.
REWARD : For restoration of this man
to regularity, Nature of
fers reward of health, and
return to normal weight
and keenness.
If you are the man, apply at the near
est drug store for one bottle of
'Regular as
i j
Wn filial ft NUJOL is told only in sealed
rr ut ntn& bcarjnB thc Nu-ol Tradc
Mark. Insist on NUJOL. You may iufftr from
substitutes.
Nujol Laboratories
STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY)
SO Broadway, New York
,:,f .,i.iriuMi:i-iiail'iJ
fame time refusing to contract for
any definite job at any particular
tlmo or day after Kept. 30 nnd de
clining to Rive ony estlinnta as to
time or total cunt. Although tenants
declare. Unit u tirnzen hold. up In the
Interest of profiteering landlord,
who tlnn can prevfnt twinntu from
luovlnir. tho vnn men Inrtlnt that It
In duo lo liiKhor wur costs, wllh tho
Knot demand for their serviced In
other Hum nnd their own dllllciiltles
In obtnlnlnt; helpers ot ulmont any
Landlords and Tenanls Mass FEDERAL AND STATE AD
Forces for Hitter Fights i for tenants.
"I,,.- it. . II.,.;.,- nr'.n l To conduit thin ultuntlim the new
Over the Moving Period. !Tin.,nts. tWt ,, A.-mMyman
Sniriuil Orr ns t'hnlriniin of Its Kxec-
Profile et Inr; liindlnrd.t nro furlnK nllve f'mnmlttee and Mm. Mary
their tvntst month of the year. Marilfln n Kxrctit.vc Secretary. In
Organization of tenant nnd of preiiirlnp; various vigorous measure,
owner nro frfttherlnrr follower for a Including a mas meeting ut Cooper
memorable October Day ntniffftle. Union on tin- nlht of Hcpt. !5, series
Tenants nro i r;rl n one another to (lf atrecl miPti.titx anil an appenl to
resist higher rent di'tnnnd. and land ronlilcnt Wllvin for prompt pass.ik'o
lords ore Just ns energetical) lirac- of thn bill liitioduced In r'onrrrcss by
inu t iitnnd firm on the new rates. lit prescntatlvi- crosier or ioii iiiuk
Thn landlord wero reinforced
tin ii nnv fitf.f Ait ttiuri-.n Mill, twnnl
.... .. ....... i. . ...... ...... I, ,,.
the movluk van army, which had pre- Dylan, (tov. Whltnun nml all Stato
pared, sicnllv but IhoroiiKhly. to liK'Islators. It Uneaten rent strike
balk tenants who would movo rather nnd pluketlnn uKalnst black-listed
than tmv more rent, flovlnc lUCtl .VJ-?!!'....--Ij ... ltn l.'...ln.fil Tl.
jt.Lt'lli "i'uin ..."
and storage concerns In nit parts of ,Iirtment of Iwibor havo resulted In.
tnc city now uemunn irom in iu olllelal hiikrohiioiis as in now mu nu
an hour for their services, at the nation should bo handled. Heveral uro
similar to thoso adopted hero lifter
tho evll.i of rent prnlltcerinK had been
exposed by Tho KvenltiB worm.
Tho department ha organised rep
resentntlvo local committee In moro
than thirty cities whero rising rents
have been Interfering with (lovcrn
ment war work, and It urge the same,
prlnclplo for extension wherever tho
masse arc oppressed by exactions of
l:i lid lords. Tim committee are under
direction of the Homes Iteglstratlnn
Hervlco of thn Housing llurt ull. Thn
Council of Nntlonul Uefcnso ban co
operated. The local committees form
sub-commltt'cs, which net n rent ad
justment bodies, thcrn being on each
onn representative of lalsir, ono of
realty Interest nnd one of the goncral
jni lil Ic or tunnnts. In n controversy
over rent, the coinmltteo calls land
lord, tonnnt and others Interested.
QREEDY LANDLORDS OFFICIAL
LY CALLED PROFITEERS.
Thn llnreuu of Industrial Housing
has declared olllclally that landlord
who raise rentals beyond legitimate!
costs must bo regarded ns prolltcors.
Tho comm tte cnl for facts ana fig
ures to show that rent hoostn mny
havo been Justified, after which land
lords found guilty of profiteering nro
uppcnlcd to upon patriotic grounds
and told Just how their practices In-
erforo with tho comfort and well-
being of tho workers, thereby reducing
no production or war essentials.
When they realize that rent protlteer-
n g moans aiding too enemy nnd a
postponement of victory, they usually
conin to nn ngrecmcnt with thn coin
mltteo. If they do not, tho commlt-
ec takes prompt measure to plnco
hem in tho light or publicity. Ilo-
wirts to the Ilureau of Jndustrlul
lousing and Transportation roveal In
creasing success ot such measures to
ward eliminating rent prolltncrn.
Tho department also recommends
local action similar to Its own registry
llstn maintained by It Homes Hogls
tratlon nml Information Division.
These tabulate nil vacancies, thus
kcivplng down rent extortion ljy aiding
ino operation of supply nnd demand.
Tho lists nro nuado uvallablu to local
city governments, ospo-cmlly thoso of
nouses in wnicli nigh rentals would
iiHttry u tux valuation abovo that on
tho public records. Whero owners in.
sist upon lilgli rentals, t in bureau no
titles local tac otllcem to assc tho
iroperty for taxation upon a valuation
justittcd by tlio levnl of tho landlord's
rent. This has provcil promptly ef.
rwtual in irorcmg rent reduction.
Tho Ilomivi Iteglstrutton nnd Infbr
matlon Division sugg.sts that tho
supply of housing accommodations
may bo increased by a tiu b lo tv :.un
palirn and n camusa of vacant houtvi.
nais ana looms, in iNew voru thlit
wan undertaken by the pollen ut tho
rtfiuiwt of tho Aldermen following Tho
livening world publicity camiNiIgn,
Tho bureau urge too that nrcirtv
owners who havo not been tn tho lutblt
of taking roomers should bo appealed
to in this otneivoncy to do ho on na.
trio tie grotmds until builders can ro-
sumo operations for supplying moro
liomc.
JEWS OBSERVE NEW YEAR.
Crlelirntlou Inelndrn I'riiBriiiimip
for Irn In .Hrrtlrr,
Jiinlrh folk throughout the world nro
celebrating ltosh llaslinniUi thn Jewlnh
New Year to-dsy. The festivities will
continue ten day and end with the
l: 01 Aioneint'Ui.
The lutlueneo of the war I visible In
tills yeiir s ifli.hrallon, ttia JevvlJli Wei
inri! iionni imvinc armnuea ror tho r
eetdliiu of soldiers nnd sailors who camp
lo ino city lor ineir nonauyn
BRAVE BROOKLYN
BED CROSS NURSE WINS
FRENCH WAR GROSS
H
SOLDERS
MOTHER
Miss JANE McKEE
Jaiw McKee Infused to Leave an
American Uospilal During a
Hointurdment.
"For special devotion and contempt for
danger" a French War Crois hs Just
been uwnrded to Miss Jane McKec, No.
IS ' I'lrttbnsli Avenue, Hrooklyn, Itcd
Cross nurse s:rvlng at an American hos
pital near trio French front, which was
recently bombarded by German airmen.
During the cntlro bombardment, Mils
MeKee, according to despatches received
y the Atlantic DlvUlon, reruied to leavo
he bosiiltnl except to drng wounded men
o safety. Hlio inva.iatly returned and
lihdrd thoio who were too weak to be
removed. Threo doctors who worked
with Mlsi McKe were slio decorated.
Tim i-ltatlon rends as roiiowc
"Jnm.McKee, nn American graduate
nurse, Serving with tho FllHay Unit,
rendiireil the greatest service to French
and American wounded. Hhe dli-
tlugulthed hcrseJf by special devotion
nnd contempt for danger during the
linmonriimenl or tile hotoiiai oy noauia
alrpliines."
.Miss Mcnee arrived in I' ranee wuu
the first contingent of the Womnn'a
(Jversen Hospital, U. H. A.. In March.
Tell 01 inc null lony nuracs ana
nurses' aids were In this group. On ar
riving they were met by Caroline Klnlay,
nho went over but winter to make ar
rnngement for thc hospital's work. Mlaa
MeKee hns slneo her arrival been In
active service Hhe Is the first Brooklyn
woman to receive thc French War Cross.
Why Dread Old
Age?
GETS MORE OFFERS
San Carlo Opera
To Present Three
New Sopranos
An Autumn Show
At the Gallery
Of Calo & Sons
OF NEEDED HELP
Evening World Publicity of
the Hgelheiser Case Still
Bearing Fruit.
The publicity trlven by Tho Evening
World to tho sad enso of Mrs. Julia
lvgelhelHcr ot No. Its? a rove Htrect,
Brooklyn, who was threatened .with
eviction from her Jiome becatisn nho
did not possess $13, Is still bearing
fruit.
Mrn. Kgolhelscr Is the woman who
wni loft without support when her
three sons, ono of whom gavo up his
llfo nt Chateau-Thlory, went to the
defense of their country.
A reporter for Tho Kvcnlng World
this morning naw throo letters to tho
forlorn woman, each bearing tho nig.
nattiro "Mother," nnd cnoh nffordlng
proof of a sympathetic public's will
ingness to glvo aid whero aid in de
sired. Nows of tho threatened eviction of
Mrs. Julia Kgolhelscr, who wears a
gold star on her star-studded service
pin, bore further fruit to-day. Anony
mous ovldoncc that her supremo hoc
rltlco shall not remain unappreciated.
Three letters, each bearing tho signa
ture of "Mother" gavo proof of tho
ready willingness to glvo old whero
aid Is well deserved.
"I hnHton to sharo wllh you what
still remains of my on'a allotment to
rno for tho month of August. Mother
of a Hoy Over Thore." tfo road ono
of the letters, with an lnr.lo.iurc of J.'.
Another signing herself "One, Yet My
All,, In France," said: "1 am miro If
you ask Tho Kvenlng World they will
attempt to straighten out tho evident
misunderstanding aver your allotment
ami insurance wllh tho authorities at
Washington. 1'lcase find 2 inclosed."
When an Kvenlng World reporter i
Visited Mrs, Kgelhclser nt her home
this morning she proudly displayed
another letter which she had Just
received from no of tho nallors at
tached to tho U. H. H. Ilobln, Mlno
Sweeper No. 3. Tho loiter said:
I road In the papers where you
havo been called a rent slacker. If
your landlord care to moot mo 1
will glvo him a good run for hi
money. If you want to, I will piy
jour rent up. you do not need to bo
afraid to let me do It. When I saw
that plcco in Tho Kvenlng World It
cut mo clear to tho heart. If there
Is anything olso I could do, lot mo
know. IXm't bo backward let mo
know everything.
"If I can't ect tho money by worli
Ins for Undo Sam, I'll wrlto homo
for It. I know how It Id to bo brolto
and, besides, I havo a mother, and
If I thought nho got tho deal you did
I would desert the Navy nnd c-lo.in
up tho Uocho thnt treated her In this
manner. I'leaao wnio ai once u;
let mo know. ...
"I'AlJlj A. iir;.t.i. i.
where German agitator try to ow
Iho seed of discontent among tho
men at work In the tungsten mines.
CHARLES HAY AT III ALTO
IN "LAW OF THE NORTH"
Tho Ban Carlo Orand Opera Com
pany, which during the first week of
Its month's rngagiment at tho Hint
bert Thealro has fully sustained tho
splendid leputatlon it achieved ft
year ago nt thn Forty-foitrth Street
Theatre, will open tho second week
Monday with "Carmen." Threo new
soprnnos are promised. MIsb Lorctta
Del Vnlle will sing Hilda In "Illgo
Ictto" Wednesday afternoon, nnd that
evening Miss Olga Carrara will bo
Santuzza In "Ilustlcana," whllo Sat
urday afternoon, In "Faust," Miss
Kva Dldur, daughter of the well
known Metropolitan basso, will sing
thc Marguerite,
In "Carmen," Monday, Kater Ferra
blnl will ngnln be heard. The other
bill for tho week are: Tuesday, "Jew
el of the Madonna," benefit perform
ance for tho Stage Women'n Wur
Hellef. with Mmcs. Amsden and Molls,
Messrs. Agostlnl, Koycr nnd Ccrvl:
Wednesday, matinee, "Itlgolctto,"
with Mines. Del Vulle and DoMette.
Messrs. Agnostlnl, Vlgllone, Io lllasl
and Cervlj Wednesday evening,
"Cavallerla rtustlcana" and "IMb
llaccl;" Thursday, "1. Travlatn."
with Mmes. Crnft (guest artist) nnd
Moroslnl, and Messrs. Hoscaccl, An
tola and Cervl" Friday, "1 Olocon-
,onsanaSVglvinork 'l. J'
music lovers n fine vnrlety of woiks,
Charles nay, In "Tho Uw of the
North," will bo tho chief film attr.io
tloti at the lllalto. Itay ui seen ut a
young trapper called "Kaglot." The
second In ommnnd at tho trading
Iiost Is a scoundrelly trader, who rov
et Aluln'i young sister, nnd when
"Kaglot" goes to a neighboring poll
nbductt thc girl and kills her father.
"BOWERY DURLESQVERS"
AT IIURTIG & SEAMON'S
"Tho Uowery llurlesquers" will be
at Hurtlg & Seamon's Theatre. Thc
company giv.ng "Tho Health Hunt
ers" Includes Hilly Foster, Frank
Hnrcourt, Ham Iawrence, Marty Sea
mon, Orncc Anderson, I.lbby Hart,
Sylvia Webb nnd Joo Fern.
RED CROSS THEATRE
LUNA PARK SUCCESS
Tho Itcd Cross Thcatro at Luna
Park Is tho most attractive spot ln
Coney Island. Moving pictures of thc
war, direct from tho Committee on
Public Information, are shown there.
Tho lted Cross receives overy cent
wnicn the theatro makes. In addl
will appear are A1y Mlehot as OllaaV
Ada Paggl as Maddalena, Ernest
Davis as tho Duke of Mantone, and
Yon Colllgnon ns Itlgolctto. Wallace
Held will bo seen In a new photo
dramaUc production entitled "Th
Source," by Clnrcnco U. Kelland.
'BROADWAY BUTTERFLIES
COME TO THE COLUMBIA
Sam Howe will bring his "Broad
way Huttcrfllcs" to tho Columbia
Thcatro on Monday afternoon. Tbla
Is a new organization ot burlesquera
who have been supplied with a two
net travesty on life along the gay
white way. Fun, music nnd dancing
constitute, the principal features of
tho performance, together with vatt
dovlllo specialties.
with well balanced caBts. nnd Is being
accorded merited patronage.
Under Erno Ilapce, tho Tllvoll
Orchestra will play Hosmer's "South
ern Hhnpsody" next week, and the
IMalto Orchestra, under Hugo Hloen
feld. will give Tschalkowsky's
"Solennelle" ond selections from
Percy Grainger's folk song arrange
ment. At thc Strand Theatre minia
ture grand opera will be resumed In
conjunction with the regular pro
gramme, beginning to-morrow with n
scene from "Itlgoletto," under direc
tion of Harold Edel.
Tho Humanitarian Cult announces
n scries of musicnles nt Carnegie
Hall this season, beginning Oct, 1.
"HE COMES UP SMILING"
WITH FAIRBANKS, RIVOLl
The rtlvoll will havo Douglas Fair
banks In tho photnplny "Ho Comes
Up Smiling." Thc film deals with
the nd VfntllrrH nf lrri' 1nrHn nlnrlf
In a small country bank, whose chief i "PARISIAN FLIRTS"
By W. G. Bowdoin.
D. Calo : Sons, No. 107 West lh
Street (tho old Itahcock Gallery),
have Inaugurated their autumn show,
a number of well known artists bolnc
represented.
(Justnvo Wlegand's good landscape
In cheerful colors is entitled '-Tho
Sprlngtlmo lurches." The springtime
verdure of tho birch trees along tho
wuter front hun been delightfully
handled, und In tho distauco tho
mountains. In bluo martaes, enter de
lightfully Into the composition. Tho
ITIIlUll.llL'Clil'll HKV I11LI1I1UI11Z.US Willi .
with tho palntod wuter and the 1 U. S. S. Uobln, Mlno Sweeper iso. J,
grcontrwuiM or tho rorcgrounu. Thy
trocs uro minting features ol Uio
canvas.
A second n cturo ty tho same artist
Is called "Springtime ut the Like,
llltio Mountain Iaikc, Adirondack.
Mountains." Whlto birches lend dis
tinction to tho plot uio ut tho left. Tho
lake Hhoiwu placid In tho middle dla
tnnco. Tho forest floor of tho foro
grouml Is pore.
"An Autumn Sunset." by Louis
Paul Dessar. shows a portion of tho
root-tree ot a brown houso nestling
among tho trees. Tho curling smoke
from the red chimney in decorum's
tn Its treatment. At tho rhfht is a
well sweep, with tho bucket rest
ing upon tho well curb. Tho brush
ing Is tiroadly done, but tho color
ings nro dashing In brilliance. A
rambling path connects tho hoUho
nnd well. Tho sky Is full of a tun
rot glow.
"Tho Plains Inte Afternoon," by
duties seem to bo that of custodian
of the Vice President's net canary.
Tho bird escapes from Its cage one
day and Jerry starts In pursuit. Thc
cnaso icaas nun into me country,
whero he meets se.vernl knights of
tho rood, nnd lls old time yearning
for thc open asserting Itself, he Joins
tho tramps.
LOEW'SNEW YORK AND
AMERICAN THEATRES
over twenty of them tho .Submarine
Attnck, the Hula-Hula Theatro, the
circus and Cordon's concessions, also
tho Chutes and Witching Waves.
"FOR HUSBANDS ONLY"
REMAINS AT BRO A D WAY
"For Husbands Only," by Lois
Weber, and starring Mildred Harris,
nan met with such success at the
Uroadway Theatro that Manager
nasnin Has decided to hold It over
for u second week. It Is a comcdv-
drama of tho French school with an
ingenious story and a novel ending.
MAE MARSH, FILM STAR
A T 8 1ST STREET THE A TRE
"EVERYTHING" A BIG HIT
AT THE HIPPODROME
"Everything" at tho Hippodrome Is
attracting huge crowds. Do Wolf
Hopper is happily placed and con
tributes many a conspicuous bit to the
performance, including his elephant
training scene. Hello Story, Houdlnl,
Charles T. Aldrlch, Arthur Geary,
llluch nnd all tho other stars aro
making new friends.
so M iim-iM" iiot.i,i:iii:n nr.
AM I.V HIS Alt.Ms iin.t. si in.
(From tlie 1'llWjurih ClmiiicJ-Tl.v 1.)
He was not a ery rapid wooer and
she wns getting a bit anxious.
Again he called and they sat to
gether In the parlor, "Just those two."
A loud rap mine at the front door.
"Oh, bother!" sho said, "who can
be calling?"
"Sny. vou're out." said the cny de
ceiver.
"OH, no. That woiiki n untrue,
murmured thc Ingenuous one.
Then say you'ie engaged," he
urged.
"Oh, may I, Charlie?" she cried as
she fell into his nrm.
And the mnn kept on knocking at
tie fmnt door. aCM
PHOTO PLAYS.
B-WAY at47,h5t
iT
Direction nARUlD IPtl
For the first half of tho week, the
Klghty-flrst Street Theatro wilt havo
Mao Marsh In tho film play "Money
Mud." Ilcglnning Thursday "Tho
Grain of Dust" will be showti. There
wilt also be vaudeville nets.
IN OLYMPIC BURLESQUE
Charles Robinson's "Parisian Flirts"
will bo tho attraction at tho Olympic
Theatre. Among those who nppear In
ft musical burlesque aro Mr. Robinson,
May Hernhardt. Al Ilaymo, Hallle
Unndoulph. Freda Ixihr, Jerry Mem
Ing, Joo Frecls, Hal Groves and Marlon
I It n son.
Tho screen attractions at Loow's
Now York Theatre will be Alice
Hrady In "The Death Dance," Mon
day; Sc.ssuo Hayakawa In "The Hlrtb
right" on Tuesday; Louise (llntlm In
"A Law unto Herself," Wednesday
Harry Morey In "Tho Green God,"
Thursday: "Tho Secret Code," Frl-1
day; Carlylo Itlackwcll In "Hy Hook I -
or Crook, Saturday, and Mao Murray
In "Modern Love," Sunday. Tho
vaudeville bill at Lnew's American
Thcatro for tho first halt of tho week
will bo headed by "A Telephone
Tangle."
'THE SOURCE" AT STRAND
LUMBER CAMP FILM PLAY
The bill at tho Strand will Inclule
an operatic production In silhouette
with a sccno from "Itlgolctto" as the
feature. Tito principal singers who
PHOTO PLAYS.
.m.
- Praienh
WALLACE REID
A Paramount Production
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Scene Quartette
:: From I he Operd'R0OLETTD',iH
nSi hMi.ntt y
a horrtoomery I STRAND 1
Comedy ISYnPHOWYOWi
FOR HUSBANDS
ONLY!" ,
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t SI. Ttwa , lai llaay. Tel. hujlcr W0.
IMII'UI.AS I'.UIIIIANKS "Hound
In Mornrro." Kntlrr I'hinito of nut
With ThU I'lctura a 5 Una nt Prf.
AUo tinnier nudMlllr.
caro of Postmaster, N. Y."
Mrs. Keclholser told tho rcportc
sho would ncknowlodgo tho wrlter'3
Evneroun offer, but would ui-cnne
niitstnnrn from so gallant a ftourjo.
This, In rplte of tho fact that tho
generous remittance from Judgj
Illchnrds, WHO paiu a personal vimi
to tho bnmblo homo of tho widow
and gavo her fifty dollars with
which she paid her rent and grocer d
bill luui nil been used up.
WOMAN IN AUTO KILLED.
Train HtrnoU Cur When It lleentn
Hlftllnl on (irndr Crolnn.
MIDDLKTOWN. N. V.. Sept. 7 As
a result of tho stalling of an auto
mobile on a grade crossing on the
Ontario nnd Western Uallroad at
"MR, LOGAN, U. S. A"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC FILM
"Mr. Logan, V. 8. A.," a patriotic
photodrama featuring Tom Mix. nnd
produced by William Fox, will be !
shown at tho Academy of Music be
ginning to-morrow. Mix ;ortrays the '
character of n Secrot Service oivra-1
tor. Tho scenra of tho play nro laid i
In a small Arlrona mining town
PHOTO PLAYS.
I A,uffffilllnnl"iiliffiftTrffLsMIl aJBii.fii.fflilimiliilMffii.i M
saiaMi-rr nun " " i raM
dway at -9m Sr.
DIRECTION S. L. ROTHAPFEI.
COUHENCINO TO.UORUUW (HL'NDATI
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
"Hi? COMICS HP SkfTIJNO."
Ad Artmh I VI arts.
A NEW O. MtlNKY STORY
rjUM) H.Vrr.ii will conduct.
THE RIVOLl ORCHESTRA
To-rUr. lAMt Tlmts LHJl LKB (CoddlM)
In "Ttio Crulj. ot th Uak.lielltv."
IAPFEI.
HL'NDATI
CHARLES RAY
"TUB J.AW or TIIK NOKTn."
A Maclt Scnncit Comedy
1IIT.O lUIWKNlKI.I) will conduct.
THE RIALTO ORCHESTRA
TO-DAT. tt Tlmn IlII.I.tK UUIIKB
In "IN I'L'IUSUIT OK roi.t.Y."
Walton, Mrs. Chnrlos If. uloulo or
u.-t r iirhi wnn Ulllpd nnd Mrs. It. A.
A. Coffin, deals with a rolling Hchermerhorn of tho ame placo hns
stretch of country,
nro scattered ovor tho plain, break
Ing up tho monotony that would
otherwise obtain. A colorful mass ot
cloud takes up half of tho ky.
"Cowa In Pitsturo," by G. Glenn
Nowell, is, as usual, vigorously
Tufts of grass : ujmilttcd to . the '"P''0,,"f 5?,?
icn ni .nit.,, ...p., "!
The flvo persons In the car were
on their way to attend the fair at
Walton ond when tho accident oc
curred were within 100 feet of the houso
whm tlinv were to bo entertained. All
thc occupants of tho car Jumped, but Mrs.
handled nnd Is a good example of ?$ru 'trilSt? tK
the work of Mr. Nowell, Tho cowm watenman 8nya he held up the signal,
that the car stopped, liut started again,
How often has an attack of indigestion interfered
with your work or spoiled your pleasure? Good health
is mostly n matter of sound digestion. Whenever you
nre troubled by dyspepsia, flatulence, sour eructations,
sick headache, biliousness or constipation, take Bcech
am's Pills. They quickly and effectively correct digestive
disturbances, stimulate thc supply of gastric juice and
Tone the Stomach
Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box.
Sold by druggltta throughout the world. In boxai, 10c, 25c
It (locn't matter how old you ,m if
you keep well ami tictive. Lots of folks
nre younger nt 70 than others nre at f).
Lame, k-nt towks; stiff. ach . rheumatic
joints; bail eyesight anil deafness are too
nfteniliietonoRlccteil kidney trouble ami
not to advancing years. FWt let wenk
kidnejs ni;e you. Use DrWt KUnty
I'tlli. They lutve made life more com
fortable for thousands of elderly folks.
New York City Testimony
Mrs. Nellie Kelly. 500 V. 126th St.,
sas- "I worked Uo hard and it weak
ened in kidneys and cauMil backache
several yearn auo. A heavy, dull pain
in the mkiII of n v batk made me in
uro well considered and nicely bal
ii need, nnd tho meandering brook of
tho meadows Is a pleasing break In
the pasturo. Tho trees ot the paint
ing aro In good color.
Tho Montclolr Art Musoum has re
opened for tho fall nnd winter season.
Thn first exhibition there will ho a
summer sketch exhibition (oils) by
prominent nrtlsts throughout thn
country. This will o opened on
Sept. 28.
I Gustnv Clmlnttl Is to conduct an
. out-of-door sketch class in Mnnt
. olalr during the months of Heptinn
ber and October. Artists desiring to
Join this class can make the needful
arrangements wltn Miss innrs, cura
tor ot tho Montclalr Art Museum,
Thomas H. Mnnley, the well-known
painter of both miniatures and land
scapes, has Just moved Into an nt
tractlvo Htudlo, Dikes Ijino, Mont
clalr. N. .1. During the fall and win
tor Mr. Mantev will take a limited
numtier of pupils, Applications for
ruemborNlilp In Mr. Manle.y'8 olasses
should bo made to Miss Inucs, Cura
tor Montclalr ArtMuseum.
REPORT GAFFNEY AT PARTY.
Klory That Munlrrrr Who l!aeairil
IVoni Tomb Wns tiiirat.
According to a report on the We't
Hide, Vincent (laffney. the murderer nho
eonpeJ from the Tomb. appeaiel I if.
M'indav night at a "block paity" In
tjv t,i lioroino atulleit.
The driver. Charles Dibble, whose
wife was killed, bays he did not sen
tho signal. It Is not helleved that
Mrs. Hclirrrncrhorn will survive,
AMUSEMENTS.
iiuiMant misers and often my Iftli won fifty-fourth Stiet, between Nin )
'i.hivl like a toothache Av Kklness !nd Tenth Avenue. He wns dressed n
) ,1 ,rr. Hilv t Olio of the " li'"1(,r' necnnilng to the story, and did
acted irri'KuIatl). too. Ulie nothing to attract attention until, lis-
iniuiiy ,ui iu hi ui uhui 3rivi(v-v
fills nml five hoses entirely cured me. '
D0AN'SKi"us
GO nt nil Drugstores
rbterrfuumC.MIi-ulWo,N:
eomlne Jealous when he .iw a eertnl.i
voung woman dnnelng with another man,
lie drew a revolt er and flred several
time In the air.
5affne then vanished, Tuere weie
mune eh Idreti at pt.iy In the nlir'r
lico'l. nnd some of ttitm are sld to havs
rernlved hrutss In the isrambl to net
Indoors out ot lanto ot Otftney's bui-ItU.
New York International
Exposition & Amusement Park
Now Opcn'S. Now Open
Eait 177th Street. Subway Station,
Bronx, Weil Farma Square.
Tlie Ure.t sod rrmlrt lmllldiit
amiNrineiit reori In Amerl Imiii,
Twenty-"'" arren ui ;"" ' -reutlun
fraturrH for Iwth nlil will ""
iniraelion winit
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llriuiiDklratloiiH In ('.mUiic and Cuniilna
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Amrrlrn' rorrmwt l'od bpelalll
OiM-nliuc of Corn I'rmlarU lleftnliK;
t urn!....; .-.r-. ,,....
Illtr.. of lUro IWI Knel rree.
The Isolation of I'ncle bani'n Naiy.
Till: nNII A UTS HKCTIUN.
Tlio Wonderful Hardware I'.ililblt.
Ol.ll IIOI.I.AM) No. tt."
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iieiirr i ium..
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It messages a heart appeal and love interest and romantic sentiment
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