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In Rash and Pi.nplcs. Constantly
Scratching,
A'ways Inflamed.
"My llmii bfolrn m-.t first In a
rash form, ami It It lied terribly.
Thefat.ii tiift.fd Into pirn-j-lea
slid t wns constantly
ar t,l austciiing, rue mm was
i aws ana tu. riy iimowas
"V .1,.... lnlhm.'
"I had It treated for bou
Intern years, I noticed n
advertisement (or Cutlcura and I
tnt for a Utt sample, t bought
morti and two ekr of Coan with
on boa of Ointment hralni me."
(Slpied) Uert W. Prrtchatd, 1C6
Royal Avr., Uuffato. N. Y.
Uu Cutlcura for evrry-day tottet
pcrpoxa. Bathe with Soar, soothe
wk Ointment, duat whh Talcum.
2a. OI.l.nl IS l J Mr, T.Uwta
Ska. Sold Uirouihitut tli. world. For
aanrat.rarh frraadit'caa Cutirwra LaV
.wtorW. Dvt ll,Mai.a, Ha;a."
SjMTCatca 3 ! llku as .
- RAILROAD MEN
. UNDER GREAT STRAIN
Reports from varlotn section, of Hie
r" country show tliut railroad men who
' ra exposnl to the elements of the
ta-i changing weather and all aorta of storm
..v are frequent victim of colcU anil nneii
roonla. It it found alo that rnllier
John's Medicine ia used by mnny mil
road na at ll.flr Mfrguart! apainst
tnete dangers to which they are expmed.
They realite that the pure fond elc
(it atneols of which father John's Medicine
jioiU compojed give them new strength
jb- with which to fight off cottl and roughs
, ..and help them to liulld new flesh and
' strength. Becaune r'allicr John's Mull
cine is guaranteed free from nlroliol and
sjuf dangerous drugs In any form, many
ouii railroad men use it in their homes as a
j' soft medicine for all the family.
When
Know
you nave a
You
f neart, it is
time to
watch your
stomach. Palpitation
and other signs of "heart
K trouble" usually mean
rjp' indigestion,, produced
M'. byfoodpoisonsthatirri
aot tate every part of the
iut body heart included.
msmm
PIssLlalS
Relieve
and
Benefit
Ufil UU ml A'T M.Ctt- In tka WmU.
WBaaaaWaWliiTTiTnrrtsajr;tf Tltfia
Stops Pmn
fU For
CRAMPS
!" COLIC
bYSENTERY
anw i
ou.hair teaaxwuuirtil
WOW!
. VSk 'fa a hftU luiuhtxr
IK nil. lllrd
kml Inii Ki
a'.unlr uja.
-Lm taunl rinn.. f i
All "Xoat and. Fnund" artlet.S
'Bdrrrtlud In Th. World or raportad
ta Toil and Found Ilureau." I loom
10S World Ilulldlns, vlll b. Ililfil
far thirty daya. Tli.r. Una ran ba
aatn at any of Th. World'a Offlr.a.
"Loat and Found" adv.rtlaim.nta
can b. I.ft at an of Tlia World'a
Advtrtlalng Aa.neUa. or can ha
lal.phon.J dlr.rllv ti Th. World.
Call 000 Dr.kman. New Torlr. or
Brooklyn Offlca. 4100 Main.
Abie Loses All Around;
The Toss-Up Was a Trick
1 And the Chicken a Fake
But That Roscnthal-Cohcn Party Was Pulled
Off Anyway, for a Reserve Supply (of
"Canned Willie" Saved the Day But Not
Without a Visit to Essex Market Could It
Be Called a Genuine
Tun
no
12 Itoxenthala and the Cohsnsj
i ore irolnir to have a party.
Not auch a party where on
cornea, piny cards, has & little frapc
Juice and coea
home, but a rcir
ulnr old fo.d
racket from chop
ped liver to what
ever coined at the
end of a maffiiin
cenj coat aide
menu.
The Coherui were
fairly numerous
themselves, and
tho Ilos-mthfil co
hort amounted to
six. In other word, Mr, Cohen, the
host, had ft larxo proposition on his
hands when It enrno to requisitioning
the supplies, Ho started well with
16799
DIED
tn New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become a victim
by neglecting pains and aches.
Guard against trouble by taking
COLD MEDAL
Th world'! standard rtmsdy for Hdnay,
livsr, bladdtr and uric acid troubiss.
Holland' national ramady sine lets.
All druggists, threa slits. Quatantttd.
taf tk nam (UU Mll cm avary
baaaaaaacmt aalmltttlaai
Don't let skin trouble
spoil your good time
R(Psinol
heals sick skins
"I can't have any fun I I am such a
tigiil with this eciema that people avoid
nie wherever I go. And the itching
lomicms mc io tlist I doit t ct ny
peace, anyhow."
Don't lie discouraged I Even In te
verr, velLeitabllihed cases of eciems,
ringworm or similar skin trmibles, Kes
inol Ointment, aided by Uesinol Soap,
usually relieve the itching- at once and
quickly clears the eruption away.
uI'r,TMC,l.b,,,, '"! t'tf it An in
auu Mil KmmI uUimui aa4 f rU.I ff i
Women Should Eat
Partola Candy
Ths iwllchtlu
lUvor of p'Pprinlnt In
I'Hrlolit minta
aa Hsrtauia
nnd twt
ow much
more sriiiirrlnc It U to t a Uiatlva
In uih n iiriirloua nnd arietlilnK inrm
!il.-A,l ut tnklna Airanir ralharlli'a. tiiti
P A mlM, "a.:;.".!.. " ihu'rou'shW .ffer.lv.
enmly Inimlvn aueh in rnrlola "Th.
uociur in I'ftiiily Form" int'i-ta .laciir
thn rfqulrrmanta of women. It la caar
In lnki, lii lim euttn Juat Ilk. ramlr 11
hna th Invltlnar anmaruni'. and Oellrlqua
Inat. of rnmlv inluia.
Thn ni'iluu nf-lhirtola Tntileta lcavi no
iiiil.lrHaniil ur wivik.nlnir nflrr affecta, yet
It IlimoiiaAlv rirnna the hn.rla. tiutH ni'w
llfn Ifitn aluaatah llvrra. itiirlflra. aw.tin
ami aiiinuinn in. aimnarit. ana pun nin.
vnnuiv iiuo inn wnoin aiairin.
Chll.lri-n liar I'armla T.blrla btraua.
tht'V ure rnniU .nil have nnt th. llaht
rit laale of medicine. (Irown-una Irorn
vlmt mil health la throuah Ihi'lr tian.
I ui'i aniMiin i. in .very nom hi ail nn.a,
At nil ilrm atria Sfte. oOe and $1 00
i.nua. Triui aitn, lor ,ivt.
tfERPICIDE
1 eu,nrifrt'nir wSJ"
I lc r. iy mnsm'
Men, Nowadaijs, Know
PrcVhj False Hair
From Beautiful Real Hair.
Have Beautiful Hair
USE
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
Herbicide is sold t all DrujJ end Defi't Stores
AffVicsUons i. the bUer 'Barber Shops
'TH'K, EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,n91'9.
Success.
the chopped liver and onions and pro
cured enough for a dosen, with per
haps a few second helpings for the
less bashful occupants of ths boards.
Noodles were cheap and plentiful. Mr.
Cohen did full juatlce to the nooJIrn,
and the soup part oj It was just a
(juration of letting thn water faucet
llll up tho pot. Hut for Uis substan
tial end of the menu, eomotblng tifunt
be did.
lira, Cohen naturally wanted
chicken. Mr. Cohen was rather In
clined toward veal, bocmiso It wai
cheaper anfl there was mora 'o It.
Tho matter oojno to no decision and
. ...
..imny a iosa up was aociuea ujk.ii
io uveri ma wipcnuing rauuiy cx-
nlonlnn. 1
"Heart, i win .n. in.n
it ... L
declared Mrs. Cohen.
The penny was nipped and after It
had been recovered from uuderneath
k. i...i r j L, .
tho Imitation Dresden china vase by
ono oi tna juvenile (Jolions, it was
discovered to be a tall.
.... ....... ....
uu .u.0, yvoio, ooaa mo
mauam. i
"Woll, If I lose I lose as which Is I
only natural in mv nwn hmi.n rn. I
..ii-i ki . .. . ..
Piled Able good naturcdly, "aq.1 will
after the chicken went," I
Ablo after the chicken wentea. and '
, . ... . . . .
on his way thereto mat his old pal,
H.im the barber. Ham, by tho way, hud
something labelled "dandruff cure" In
the buck of his tonsqrlul parlor which
contained all tho elements for u sue-,
cossful UluminniJnn. nih ini-mni mi.t
i.rni a ki ..in i . -i. -i ..
T "'
druff complaints In tho next half hour,
wmio nam, wno una a watcnrui cyo on
tho depleting dome-dust remover, was
only ablo to remove some six amiptlons.
nun was economical mat wua a l-icu
And on tliut fact hangs the biggest
excuse for this story of old Ksscx Mar
ket Court.
"What are you doing by yourself?"
Inquired dam after the treatment had
been completed.
"I don't mako much difference with
for what 1 do, but Mrs. Cohen has sent
ma out for some big food for the
Hostinthal party. Htio won the toss-up,
nnd so chicken It la among us .to-
nlahL"
"Ahal" cried Bam. "I know where
you can get some nice chickens cheap
Uka the dickuns."
"Lead tho way, comrade," said Able
Jovially.
Tho pair then went to the delicatessen
store of lienny, where chickens weio n
feature. In tho window was n beau
tiful chicken, all nicely browuca and
surrounded by an auru of lettuce. An
olive wan perched suggestively on tho
left wing.
"That Is him oil cooked and every
thing," wild Able. "Oy, how pleased
will llecky bn with mo when sho Muds
that the chicken Is nil ready cooked
with Itself."
Tho pair proceeded Inside.
"How much for tho chicken In tho
wlndow7" asked Bam.
"Von don't wan( such a chicken,"
protected lienny.
"Well, my friend does, and If ho
want It ho got It, nnd gets It cheap.
For how much Is tho prlco boforo I
knock over your store?"
"Two bucks to you." declared tho
now Intimidated lienny.
"Fair enough. Wrap him up In
nice new paper," replied Able.
Able progresxed homeward and ex
hibited the prize.
"What ore you doing with myself?"
asked Becky. "It Is a fako chicken."
Wherewith sho pulled off a wing nnd
proved that it was only a window
display rnadp of papier machc. Abln
received a frying pan on one side of
the he.'id and a platter on thn other.
That, however, did not spoil tho
party, nH Mrs. Cohen happened to
li.tvo somo. "canned wllllo" from tho
urmy food sale on tap.
Hut It spoiled the party for Able.
And when he nppoared at
when ne nppoared at isssex
Market Court yesterday and wanted
tt warrant for somebody It took tho
. . . . . ri -
"'V , i . . 7.1
nnd Assistant District Attorney
nJrcnzo to explain thut under thcclr-
cumslunces no ono could properly bo
arrested.
"Nuver tnko a chicken. Ablo. until
you havo looked It over," counselled
tho Prosecutor.
And Ablo departed, a sadder but
wiser buy."
To Ulnr Cardinal Merrier,
The Mayor'a Committee, on Ileceptlon
of Distinguished Oueats announced last
night that It will give a dinner to Car
dinal Merclor of Belgium next Wedties.
--i Q " , i, u i. ii
day rvealiig, Sept. I?. In the grand ball
room of Uu Waldorf-Astoria.
MARY SAYS:
WOMEN OF BOSTON LiVEO IN TERROR
WITH POLICE PROTECTORS ON STRIKE
(Continued Iom Third Pafc-e.)
sho full an If alia had been to a
funeral.
"We're Kcnrcd, we'ro mnd and. oh.
uren't wo tllHUUHTKI) with Hostonl"
The Coimnon utid Public Uardcnt
are within easy strolllnR distance of
the shopn und many of the bit; ottlci
I'UlldliiRB. It Is aa If tho prettiest
tiltn of Central and I'mipect Parks
were boumleO on onn aide by tho
Fifth Avenue shops and on the othur
by thf akyscrapera of lnwcr Uroad
way. Naturally, such charming breath
Ing spaces are filled with young
women In the Utter half of the lunch
hour. Hut when the police arc on
strike the shady walks and sunny
lawns are deserted by the majority of
the fomlnlno population, even at high
noon.
Ho far ns the women are concerned,
I am punitive that neither yesterday
nor to-day could any mnle ac.cm so
beautiful us the lenn, amlllng guards
men with the wickedly sharp bayo
nets polnUrif; backward over their
shouldorH.
SIX-FOOT QUARDSMEN CURE
THEIfl TIMOROU3NES3.
I do not know what caused Trc-
m,,n.t "lr!Ct to reach almost Its normal
uunin i women uy inrcc ocock ves-
(pr,wv nf,crnoori, although they wero
women wno walked in group forma
1 1on. withdrew Into ileen doorw.tv re
"ascs when they wanted to stand still
l,,n(1 lu,K' n"d XP1 glancing about
I them with n hard, nervous alertnetis.
thinly covered by smiles. I do not
"If. "P,1" J.U m)1 . WOmf " ?,uu
but I suspect tho wide-spread ng
rumor of tho presence of a six-foot
guardsman wltn liie pronie of an
Indian who stood at the head of Tre-
mont Street, where It runs Into Hcol-
yquarc. one of the worst riot
centre.
Over his sweater of khaki wool he
wor" n rl.r'?.Ke toelt, each compart
menl apnaioiy Plump, siun over
his left hip was a tronch digger. As
hln arms swung up In semaphore
If,"'0" , ,Vn7:,M?
'all enough, hard and nt enough, to
atnnd the charge or a regiment of
roughs, lie was tho most satisfying
"Jccl 1 DP'''"1" ,n """ton, and women
he willing to rn nut nnd shon on It.
Tho psychologlcnl effect of the
gunrdnmrn Is certainly superior to
inni oi mc civilian volunteer pnuce.
who look like Quaker cops In their
.trt clotl.es with a silver-gray rib-
AFTER FIRST FOUR
Scheidemann Reveals Plan of
Chancellor to Work Among
British and French Socialists.
HnitLIN, Sept. IS (Associated
Press). Philip 8chcldomann, former
German Premier, declared recently at
Cnssel when he was heckled follow
ing an address that Dr. Theobald von
licthmnnn-IIolwcg, former Imperial
Chancellor, nHkcd him to work with
English and French Socialists In bo
half of penco In November, 1914, ac
cording to tho Vorwnerta. Hcrr
Hchcldetnnnn Is quoted as follows:
"In November, 1914, nftcr four
mrnths of tvar, Hugo Hanse and I
vlrltcd Dr. von Bcthinann-Hollweg to
notify him that tho social-demo-crntlc
faction wnn planning a peace
demonstration In the llelchatag. Bo
foro tho wholo world and full of
consciousness of tho enormous re
sponsibility, I here now, for the first
time, make public what tho Chancel
lor told Herr Ilnnno and myself on
tnat occasion, After wo had In
formed him of tho contemplated ac
tion In the Itelchstag, Dr. Hcthmann
Holwcg xnld:
" 'CJenttcnicn, I earnestly request
you not to undertake this step pub
licly nt this time. You may rest as
sured such a demonstration would
only strengthen tho war determina
tion of our foes, for, according to ill
rcllablo reports, an Impression Is
already prevailing abrpad that Her
man is 4t tho end oi her resources.
ir l( is poiwiiiie for you to work with
KngllHli and French Koclnllsta In tho
IntorestH of peace, do so." "
Hcrr Hchutdcmann added that the
governing board of the party "labored
reaselessly" to get In touch with the
Socialists of hostile countries, but nil
atteuipU failed because of tho ncga
tlvo attitude of the Kngllsh and
French members of the purty.
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION
SUMS UP ITS WAR WORK
Compiles Hlstoty of Its Activities at
Request of Govern
ment. Tho Merchants' Association of New
Vork has compiled, at tho request of
tho Federal Government, a summary
of Ita war activities, which wero so
numeroui nnd ao Important that even
a concise hlMnry of thorn fills a vol
umo of fifty pages.
Beginning with a preparedness
campaign, continuing with speclnl aid
given to every department of th
Government that It could acrvo foo
conaervatUin, Industrial problems
fuel crlc, tho aeml-irfplomatlc tasks
Involved In thu entertainment of thou
nnd. of vlallorx from tho Alllrd
enunlrlea, atlmulatlon of production
of every thlnir needed for tho battlu-
Held and tii "houm front", arranging
lurndes und nlhur duinnnatratlnns
tliut were important to thn morale
llio Aiorriiniita- Aaancintion was n
wrlchty factor In the war. beclnnlnir
before th declaration and contlnulnaT
aftor tba armistice.
GERMANS SCARED
MONTHS OF WAR
bon fluttering from hat or sleeve.
When ll.)ston became pollcetess
Boston women became afrnld. Per
h'uis thit seems funny to Now York
''What li n pollcemnn In my life?"
Inughs the average woman. I have
naked myself the question and ans
wered flippantly to the crrect mat nc
Is a great convenience the one who
stands under tho bridge with a pocket
directory when I want to go to
Brooklyn.
vol, realty, tne poueeman on me
corner guards WOMKN. not merely
their gcogrnphy nor even their pocket-
books. When pollcemn went out or
r.tshlon In Husnla, nationalization of
women came Into fashion. An ugly
thing Is lifting Its head In Boston
Women caught a glimpse or tho beast
before Its snarl at the forces of order
h id been choked silent; and women
shuddered. They would hava been
fools If they had not.
ttCani Pitut
CHARMING
These nice, nibbly
candy wafers charm
with their cool,
fresh crispness;
they delight with
their fascinating
flavor. Stop at tho
next candy place
and get a package.
You'll like them too.
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BELL-ANS
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Article No. 30
Chiropractic
For Health
How many times when a baby
fulls out of a high chair or off the
bed do you hear some one say, "Oh,
well, a fail never hurts a baby. Their
bones are soft and they pet right over
It." . And yet It Is a fact that many of
the chronic diseases or chronic weak
n esses of childhood and later life
liuve their beginning In Just such
troubles.
Chiropractic has traced to Injured
spines most of the ills which afflict
childhood. A slight tumble, n Ja
any one of the collisions that cliil
drcn may linvc when they are plny
lni may result in dislocation to n
greater or less extent of the bones of
the spine. Just what organs may be
affected nt the time cannot be
known without examination, but as
years pais It may be noticed that the
child has developed some chronic
weakness or disease.
The Chiropractor uses no tios
trums or instruments. Ills equip
ment Is n thorough knowledge of the
human body. Me works solely
through readjustments of the bones
of the spine, made with the hands
alone the "Chiropractic Thrust" It
u railed nnd preaches the gospel
that the ordinary laws of health nnd
hvirlcne must be obeyed to prevent
conditions culling fof the exercise of
bib skill.
The Chiropractor's aim Is to re-,
Iniove the ciutsci not, treat the result.
Ilefore consulting i,iuropracior
always mnkc Inquiry of the Chiro
practic Ilureau of Public Informa
tion, Address oil Inquiries to C. !.,
llox SO. The Kvcnlng World, New
York City.
Calf.fri.tws o! New Ycrk and New Je-ruy
, (RUnta nasarrto.!
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. ' i
III
Vtn C I3crien
Ral Eatat Operator
and Bulldoi'
Known h. Mllllon.lr Cr'
TheClaflin Estate Property
471 University Heights Loti
en Writ Kin (thriitae Ro.d,
OUcWtnltr. Sr'lawirlr. Wbb and
tjjolnlnf avtnuct
Will ba a.U at Al.olut. Aactloa
TUESDAY, SEPT. 23rd
at 12 noon in Krai Kttitr Salrsronia
14 and 16 Vrary St., New York
ta May remain en 4V,
t morlrasr (or I'.
UU thr.c yrart. SH
Till, rolicira trt from
Title Gnarantrr ft Tru.t Co.
One block Irom Kina.bilJrt ltot4
tation ot Jerome Ait. buliwari
Trolley on IvinsihrlHe Road, on
Srdgwkk Art. and Unir.ralty Av.
Cut this out and keep with
WHERE TO GO AND HOW
Restful Hours at Sea
Whether traveling for business or pleasure you will add
to the comfort nnd enjoyment of your trip by taking one
of the Coastwise Steamers with their excellent rail con
nections to and from all Southern points. Fares include
meals and stateroom berth.
OLD DOMINION S. S. LINE, for Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Newport
News, Richmond, Vn., and all points South. Leaving daily except Sun
day at 3 P. M. from Pier 25, N. R-, New York.
OCEAN, S. S. LINE, Mondays and Thursdays nt 3 P. M. from Pier 35
N. R., New York, for Savannah, Ga., and other Southern points.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC S. 8. LINE, Wed. nnd Sat. 12 noon from Pier
AO, N. R., New York, for New Orleans, La., Gulf Points and Pacific Coast.
For passenger information nnd reservations apply to companies'
offices or Consolidated Ticket Offices, 64 Broadway: 57 Chambers
St.; 31 West 32d St.; 114 West 42d St. Phone (aU offices) 6700
Bryant. Or write
J. J. BROWN, G. P. A., Coastwise Steamship Lines, Pier 49, N. R., N. Y.
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
Director General of Railroads
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Sundae
PSEWBURGB1 and fS01ES.&
Great White Flier "Rensselaer"
Lares Pier 32. N. R.. 'oot Canal St., 9.30 a. m. W. 132d St.. 10 a. m. Yonkeri Pier. 10 45
a.m. Twohoiar star In Newburch, returning on the lime steamer. 4 p.m. Music Restaurant.
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY
NKIUT 110ATS TO A1.1IANV AKD THOV. 0 AND 7 V. M.
C. R. R. of N. J.
EXCURSIONS
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14
1Y1AUCH CHUNK, $2.00
(War Tni, 1U uililltlonul)
lnit V. '-Mil HI., H.O unrrtr ft.,
H.ftO r.in.i jHck.on Ale., Jrrary Clt,
N IU a.m. I llrouil St., NrwurU, H.I3 a.m.
ATLANTIC CITY $2.50
(War Tui, -Oo nddlllonnl)
Iare W. HI., 7.U Ubrrly St.,
H.00 a.ni.t Jarkann Are., Jrrary CUT.
N.IS n.m.l llioail M., Nennrk, N.OI) u.m.
NO TRIPS TO-DAY, SEPT. 13
"Mandalay"
Last Trips cf Sessnn, Sun., Sept. 14
Leaving KATTkllT 1'ILK N. Tm
at 9.30 A. M., 1.30 and 8 P. M.
Fcf ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS VW,
Itrtunilna I.ra. II A. M.. r., IM". 1. SI,
J ririliioiir. iiruMii i.i.i.,-i.in.i.
JfatmStcmnboatCTo,
CONEY ISLAND
To-day. September 13, ONLY
Leave Pier 1, North River ONLY
2.00, 4.15, G.30 and 8.30 P. M.
i.yi-. iiim.v. .i.to. r.-. 7.:ut. tt.ir. i. si,
rinal trips or season
M I ! JtVU' K uu NL'N II AY. Sriil. 14.
-,L i'iC.VO FOi: A XICKHL."
Sunday Ouling
DYCICMAN ST. FLRRY
TO INTERSTATE PARK
lti-ftcbnwnl I'aillHn,
II. U T 10 ulovllra.
Bral ffoule For Autos lo Urar
lounfrin nnd .11 I'ointt In .V. J.
SIGHT. SlflNtt lACHIS AHOUNO MCWYOHK
L. Uan ri.r iailr. Ib.Sa. J.10. Tal, Uraad JJJJ
la Daasf Uook Octaa, M. Oat. abou 1.1a.
rtEAt ESTATE AT AUCTION.'
fQoa Estate is
Select it as carefully as you would
merchandise.
Select real estate that is close to a
one fare subway
The Claflin Property is very close to the
Jerome Avenue subway, and also rjose
to the Broadway subway.
Tk W. BEKGEN, who is now the foremost
V2 builder in the
tion of the Bronx, raised the small salary
of a policeman into the income of a millionaire
by his forcsichlcd investments in Bronx real
estate. He made a considerable, part of his for
tune by the merchandising of vacant lots and
buildincs in the fast, crowing University Ileiglits
section of New York
Estate property is located, just south of the
Jerome Park Reservoir.
There will be plenty
Berccn nnd other
absolute auction sale of this famous property,
nsscmbled in 1066 and now offered for the first
time on Tuesday, September 23d.
Send for Boolcmnp.
31 Naa.au St, N. Y. C
Trl, R.clor ISM
Tha Claflin Eatata la wall dralnad high ground and on
further advertisements. It will
Sail to
AUTUMN TBiPS H
ON THE HUDSON
THIS SUNDAY
Ort aboard the awlft. pnlntlul
"BENJ. B. ODELL"
Hound Irlpa to Nenburili or lleacon,
mil I'viialilireiii'li'. l.30. ..
Itudnn annfir la tMKUinUif lo aliuw tna
tirllllim roluli it rally fall. Illdo now in
Ih. auaimlt i,r Mount lltaron. Tbrr. a ail
kind. (I .mil In llio larlril .llr.nlon. of
(Irani. Uk I'ark. Vl.lt a.tiuilou'a lliad
quartrra at Nrvlmrgh,
l.t. Fuollln HL, rain er atalne. A. II..
W. K'Jlh til.. S.10 A. it.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
UP THE GLORIOUS HUDSON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
To Menliursli uuil llrtiirn
Str. ''owbuEh,,
Loavra Kranklln St.. 1 V. M. : W. 120th
hi , 1 .'10. Alfti eonnoria with ih Hir
IK-nj. li Oiir.l at 0 1'. M. fur return
lo New Vork
Sliialr. Iti'kliiiinuil, I.unrhroom.
CEN'IRAL HUDSON LINE
WEEKDAY a. 0 SUNDAY TRIPS t.
REM! fpUNTAIN
Hi? At MILL. BlH UP HIE HUDSON.
it "GrsiiLKt,iiU,ic",r1,u,.""l,,;u'T I
music. oancino. ncrncsiiMCNTs.
MOUND iniP-l k.UTI. tic I'tilMi.o H
HuiKj.-. IV rii clr n sf luii'lud'na lar T I
Ctar Ucunlala lint. Til. Colir Cma 7.13.
METROPOLITAN LINE
Tu iiualON A..!:'..-I?.s,.,V.lS.
VIA CAIJE COD CANAL.
pfijlt it ih. nil llf I'mini llith ll'iivi.
Uarr I'li-r IH 1 1 t f Muni) Mi., Dill) iun
.1.1. iuiiuui.il ai o . . . -i. a.ra .J.v..
flcktta and Inforia.ln at Wharf.
XU Uarclar SOOI.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
JAQxdmidisQ
University Ilcichts sec
City, where the Claflin
of opportunities for Mr.
far-sighted investors at the
one far subway
be an interesting story.
TO GET THERE
JTVHudsi
Hudson T River n
Line '
n.vu.Y. ixoLvniNo bunday.
"Wnalniiutwi Irtlna," "llrmlrlck lludion.
'Itolirrt l ultnn." ".tlbanr."
Direct luu Cuuucctioi id all polnU North.
I'it ami Hot, All Uuoiuti nil ttrkdu btra
Nr. orlr ajkl Albany accented, lluaic. llr
tauM.-it.
Icai. PmbrmMU St., to Ortobcr It lnclonlia.
K0 A, M.i V. iZi it., 9.00; W. lvaih aC.
B.:0; en.cri I'.fo, itcr.vloi it Bear Mountain,
tNcvrfifh. fr.ijhli- !, KnotoQ roloa, Cau.
III. tluilaun arl Albinr.
Aim .timrr Icarra Pcbroiara SL. V P.d
truilxir 14 tnrrti'trr. IC.00 A, II: XV. iZl St.,
10.50 A. M.I W. Ilb 81.. 10.40 A. M.i Toa!
Im, 11.10 A. II.. for tlWt Mo-tnUln tWr
I'olnt let hoJail CVjnm-U. tJtawburKk
an-l tPtiiisliliprTwr.
Oo aaturdir artrmonn it.am l.aa Drabioaaal
Ht. 1.40! W 42J S0O- W. lS9th Bt,. S.SOj
Yenk.ra. S.PO t' it., for rWr Mmnialn. tWmi
Tolnt. Oomwall. Ntmrsh and l,oirn'p
t Rrton teamrr aamr day from potr.t. Burkd t.
Ideal nnrxlar ontlnca.
rnrthrr Information at nrhrvaaea Bt.
Tier. Nrw Vork. Trl. Cnnnl linno.
DANCING. ACADEMIES.
ROLLER SKATING
St. Nicholas Rink,
C6tli St., near Broadway.
ComiM4t tnatrartori to TVara Toa
llow lo Raata. I'v Xjraaon.
Two Kulona (tally, Inrlodlfi Rimdayt,
i to 0. Eitultu. 1.10 to 11.
Skating on Ground Floor
Dancing Carnival on 2d Floor
now ornuTLVQ ttii
AUDUBON BALLROOM
Dandng rrrry ftmlna. Patnrdara. fioodara
and llolldira. aftirnonn and cTrninx.
NO CTIAIU1E ron DANriKO
I.CSHIIN.H, lNDIYIHU.il, t
I.SHTIIflTOn. lias. KACIU
rnivATB u:.sso.N8, ilcol
Not nwv.urr tn tak. Iraanna.
Ladjr Klnnr Manaurr will totrndao. roa to
mltablo rartnrr for danrlnc.
AUDUBON THEATRE DUILDING
ltdID Ft. and Ilroadwar.
DANCING CARNIVAL
Yemnj at Oruid Cratral ralaoa,
NOW AT
ST. NICHOLAS RINK
GGth Street, near Broadway.
3 Lessons (1;) 2Sc
N t nurrutrr to taks Iruou. Lid Tlotm
Muiaerr III
imroaucai you to tuiuui prt
nar for dan rln n,
Uavrn to dtnea t UlIi
iopulir IniUtutlon.
HELP WANTEDFEMALE.
if tod Arm
is to wm.rw if Aoa,
A TO.THMH.MK OI'tmATOIlt
noon woitK noon iat
PEItMANirn1 POSITION
Hfht hour du all dar wrri.
12 a wrca whll. lMrnk.
Inrrraaed tI at Rcular inio-rala tfcara.
altrr.
F.rrrr nrotectlon and crorlaloa for oanfoti
and cctileotmrot.
No riprrlrnr. ntcraaary.
Call "ftPniXO omati" tat men
nrmatlon or arrilr In iraon ac
Co t. lluuan u, ilaiuutuin.
M.11.UI l. M,
is il. t,i u P. M.
81 Witlou-lilj at., nnnikaro.
II A "l 'lo 9 I'. M.
136 ltrn.ar. Hmoklrn,
11 A. M. to 8 P. II.
NEW YOIIK TBLOJPUO.NE OOilrA.NI.
HELP WANTEDMALE.
aMLi.Xa.li .allied, utKriMCvd In braaa foaadrrj
awadj vera. bt.uu uiaua buiLbuildlu Ca.
1 1.11 UKlMuud. H. I.
FOR SALE.
DIAMONDS ON CREDIT
AMLhILAN WAICH t I ui fVl) CO.
,'hA,kCA,;.", 0 Maiden Lane
ISO Oumcnd tlia. or Cold Wallliiai Wauli. il
ri.kl,. klCII.OHOLilAN. . Maidia Laaa.
Sunday World "Wants"
Work Monday Wonders
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