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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-10-14
STREET CLEANING CONTEST.
New Devices Are to he Tried 20 See
which H. Most Enci.nt,

Strange-lookins new tangled street
cleaning devices now on exhibition in
the First Field Artillery Armory.
broadway and Sixty-eighth street.
where the STREET Cleaning Department
10 having It's annual show. will enter
an efficiency contest late this after
noon. BY order OF Commissioner
Fetherston the streets In the neigh
borhood OF the Armory have been
purposely left unclean. so that the
brooms. scrapers and sprinkling de-
vices VIII have something 10 work on
Louis VIII, Mayor OF Syracuse, viii
he the principal speaker at tO-night'f
exhibition. other speakers will bs
borough Presidents Marks and
Pounds, Superintendent John r
O'Toois OF Pittsburg Highways, and
Superintendent Cohn Of the Rich.
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ARCHDUKE LUDWIG IS DEAD.
Famous Explorer sud Scientist
pssse. Away.

AMSTERDAM vis London, Oct IL.
The death OF Archduke Ludwig Salvador
OF Austria at Brandies Castle. on the
I2lbe. is announced by German news
papers. lie was sixty eight years old.
Tho AIchduks was known chiefly as
a explorer and scientist.
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WHY 1T
is RISKY
TeNesleet clesssd NostriIs,
Clearing the Throat, .
Hosrse Voice, Pains is
the Chest and Coughing

DO you take cold irequsntlyi Does
the cold clog your nOstrilsY Does
the cold settle In your throat Docs
your voice D"come hOarsei Have
you pain IN the sideY Have you sore
hess bahind the breastbopef Does
your chest feel tighti Are you short
81 BREATH Have you smothering
SPELLS DO you cough night and
morning. DO you raise q dark brown
rusty material with the cough Are
you losing strength and appetitef
H~sf az imifHtsnt gsaious TO- 100 ~ sn
s.S u Ons hsf mesh nfeneAsiai cstsrTh. u
e,hss tlsy pgint out hFon'hsi As,hms IL still
ethsrs uief toll ~ Tuberculosis u y lmp1rtsnt
fai you " fnd ont iust shat your e,ditiau is 4
ecfnet dlsseo.s sil tel this After this pfop~s
, "sss,9sn' may hnnf yoa seoo'-u q
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Man Fo.nd Dead In rre,xh, Car

Crushed 10 duslh under a shIftinE
load of steel rails, the body OF a man
about twenty years old was found
IN q box car in the Eric Railroad
yards at Jersey City to-day When the
body was examined the picture Of a
girl and a letter from the q, Howard
recommending Robert Riskiu. were
found.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-10-14

~ hoii pun VI "at'i ANU
nay rum, ,,st, .,.''''' .s..s OF
Barbo compound. ,....,.a small box
tIycerine. .,,...-,,r. '.-,,, ..t,. = OF
These are all simple ingredient,
that you can buy from any druggist al
very little cost. and mix them your
self, Apply to the scalp once a day
for two weeks, then once every other
week until all the mixture is used.
half pint should be enough to rid the
head Of dandruH and kill the dandruil
germs 1t stops the hair from falling
out, and relieves itching and scalp dis.
eases
Although it is not dye, it acts upon
the hair roots and will darker
streaked, faded, gray hair in ten OF
fifteen days. II promotes the growth
Of the hair and makes harsh hair sof
and slossy.--Adyt.
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siashes Wrist with Knife.

Arrested AZ midnight at his home. No,
25l South Ninth street, Williamsburg.
on a charge Of having narcotics In his
possession, Samuel Grcenberg. bar
tender. sashsd his left wrist with a
pycketknife. A tourniquet was put on
the arm and Greenbers was removed 10
Kings County Hospital prisoner, with
the additional charge against him Of at
tSmassd SuiciAs.
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SIdtTs hsf a fduTc.
There you have the reply Of the girl OF to-day to
tho criticisms Of her clothes and complexion. It is
reply made than in the letters that publish
below. Eve apparently has learned from Adam :he
good old lesson OF transferring criminal responsibility
Yet girl correspondents do content themselves
with the unsupported assertion that the modern young
Ia to blame for the sartoria spasms Of the modern
young Evidence Is submitted bitter autobiog-
uhi aeena "a TINT dresaed
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OF an irritstins. cough. yiii b. plssss6 u Ees
you yi.l, my dice, vii oOss Sea ssthi.s To-
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tishih AFsHas sna 1assIlt y ulahaan
tinefseN . tairhsf 30 - q tlks see
% e. -. ~ s; i '' ii. SO 80 "a, s .s.
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Which IL a human II not an ideally'
lofty conclusion. It's all very we'll
10 sniff superiority that a girl should
not allow herself to he influenced by
the opinions OF tho young men she
knows. Perhaps she shouldn't-but
she does Naturally, n girl OF any
self respect doesn't go around wear
ing sandwich board labelled we
strive 20 please" Nevertheless, un-
less she has quite uncommon strength
OF mind she wants, in a general way.
10 la the things and TO do the things
which will win her friends and adj
mirers among the other young per-
sons she knows.
Now, is II true that the girl Of to-
day, II she would succeed In tho
social and the matrimonial game,
must match gowns and glances with
the demi-mondaine? Must a nam-
boyant tiger-lily be substituted for
the rosebud, so long symbolic OF In
nocent and happy girlhood? Is the
young man of to-day unwilling TO APP
pear in public with the girl whose
cheeks are not daubed with rouge
and rice powder, whose clothes are
anything less than extreme in cut and
color?
Really, IL is TO be hoped that the
Young men readers of The Evening
World will answer these questions In
4. 1T.
ance to the pessimistic girls for whom
the following are spokeswomen:
SHE'LL GAIN THE RANKS OF TIE
"MINp.THEr PAINT GIRLS.
Dear Madam am wondering
whether YOU would care to hear the
views of one sensible girl. ] am just
passably good-looking, dress well but
not extremely, Use powder because ]
believe II is necessary TO he we'll
groomed (shiny noses are abomln-
able). but do not rouge or make up
am, in a word, quite sensible. l sup
1 pose this Is a result OF my upbringing
| do not think | should possess the
courage to be ono OF the OBS KIND
OF girls. 49,, T., .,;,,;,.,
the main point Of my letter,
which is simply that ! am hav-
ina a Jolly thin time Of II. I dare
say that some OF these days
man may come along and ask mo
20 marry him, after he has had
an extremely good time with tho
Mind the. Paints, but in the mean
time ! am being taken to the
movies once in a while, or for q
walk, or am entertaining . sweet
young thing on my porch, while
| my less sorupuious sisters ars
| spending their evening on Now
Works hotel roofs, in tho popu-
| lar restaurants and dansants, dc,
| "It may be true that real men dc
not marry these 'salamanders,' but
from the looks Of things they like
to take them out and spend thei'
money or them. Then, when IN
men are ready TO settle down, they
may choose some nice, quiet, modes
girl, who will be content to stay a
home and keep house and minC
babies, and fall down on her knee
and worship her husband for havini
conferred on her the honor Of beini
Mrs. -. as though that were tn
greatest possible blessing that coul,
befall a girl.
well, here's to the Mind the
Paint" girl. I do not censor her, be
cause she liz at least enjoying her
self; while tho modest violet sits a
home and embroidcrs in the evening
fulfilling the 'watchful waiting pol
les ana dying OF ennuk A. Is. c."
WHY THE HOME CIR
Is A dead ONE"
Dear Madam; ! am q young
girl OF passabla issks. sbsrseasi,
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An ioea or found articles -
vsrtissd IN The World viii -
listed ct The Worlds Infornaa-
tion Bureau. Pulkxer Buliding
Arcade Park Row; Worlds
Uptown Office. northwest cor
ner 3sth 81. and broadway
Worlds Harlem Office, 1876
West l3oth ST., and Worlds
Brooklyn Office. 202 Washing-
ton ST., Brooklyn for 80 days
following tho printing of We
sAvsstissassat.
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Bv Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

Pe,hap' 'ensdtiora
clothes, but
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quietly modest IF popular join the
artificial ndily
who Would Rather Be Natural"
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TIIE CTPT az TOLDAY. Lsh, SUCCESS
lie YIN VI lNCD[h one A FAHURE(

NJ -s%S.s." s s " ~. &C. s:" yea;
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RECIPE TO STOP DANDRUFF
This Home Made Mixture Stops
Dandruf and Falling Hair and
Aids Its Growth.

To a hall pint OF water add;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-10

leader of the House, comforting with
President Wilson yesterday on defense
plans, agreed that the army and navy
should be strengthened, but reserv.
cd the right TO oppose certain items
In the program outlined by Secretar.
les Garrison and Daniels. The Presi.
dent and Mr.. Mann agreed that de.
tense legislation should be framed In
a non.partisan manner.
II was said at the White House
that the conference was held so that
Mr. Mann might be assured that there
was no partisanship in the Admins.
tration's program. 1t was said tina,
the President and Mr.. Mann expressed
their views freely and agreed that
necessity for greater preparedness
was urgent.
The President expects that Mr..
Mann and other Republican Represen.
tatives will have a clearer idea of Ad-
ministration leaders views in draft.
ing the defense plans as a result OF
yesterdays talk.
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Senate Naval Affairs Head
Will.Introduce the
Bill.
P!TTSBURGH WANTS II.
Navy Department Awards
Contract for Battleships
to Navy Yards.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1O.-As
the first step in the Administrations
national defense program, Senator B,
r. Tillman, chairman of the Senate
Comittee on Naval Affairs, viii intro.
duce a bill providing for the erection
of government armor plate plant of
10000 tons capacity, to cost $lo,Uvu,,
900. Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
approves the bill, and ii will either
be used as a club to to:ce the armor
makers to quote lower prices or be
enacted into law.
Last year a commission consisting
Of Senator Tillman, Representative L.
p. Padgett, chairman OF House Nav
al Committee, and Rear Admiral 10.
seph Strauss, chief Of the bureau OF
ordinance, inyestigated the cost OF
producing armor. There are but three
concerns in the country which makes
battleship armor, the Carnegie Steel
Company of Pittsburgh, the Bethlehem
Steel Company of Bethlehem, Pa, ana
the Midyale Steel Company of Phila.
delphia, The commission visited all
these plants and reported that In b
20,000.ton plant armor could be pro.
dnced for $3.50 per ton. The lowest
bids submitted on the latest lot of
armor wanted by the navy, opened on
November ~, were S425 per ton for
class Al and SASS for class A.2.
II the Tillman bill becomes law
and the necessary appropriation is
made, Pittsburgh will be among the
many cities applying for the honor OF
the location OF such plant.
Secretary Daniels announced yester.
day that contracts for the construction
Of battleships Nos. AZ and A, author.
lied by the last Congress, had been
awarded to the New York and Mare
Island navy yards, respectively. The
bids We're; New York, S7,690925;
Mare island, s7,41S,156 The decision
to build the ships in the Government
yards was reached at a conference be-.
tween President Wilson and Secretary
Daniels III the latter's office, into
which the President strolled, unan.
nounced, causing a sensation. Bids
OF all private builders for these ships
exceeded the limit OF cost fixed by
Congresa,
The secretary announced that he
would ask Congress to authorize the
equipment OF the navy yard at Phila.
deiphta for battleship construction at
cost OF approximately s1,o0O,O0O
in order to be better prepared for the
Increased building program contem.
plnted In the Administration defense
plans. Keels Of battleships numbers
10 and AZ, Mr.. Daniels said, could BIO
laid in August or September of next
year.
RsDrsssat...y. Mann. Republican
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INDOOR MEET FOR
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS

Last night meeting of the Gram,
mar School principals of thecity at the
Y. NJ. C. A., arrangements were made
for an indoor athletic meet to be held
at the Y. NJ. C. A. on Tuesday and
Wednesday, December q and %.
This will be an oepn meet for all the
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will not be allowed to compete in any

VT HVt UU 9flV"Vu 90 SVDIPese III hHy
other class.
8. No boy can enter in more than
one class and more than two eyenta
in his weight class-relay excepted.
I. Each school will be lifted to two
men In each event. Entries should
be placed with the principals In time
to insure their safe delivery ut the
Y. NJ. G. A. before G p. M, Friday, Dc.
cember II
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weight specified for each class and
any competitor raising the beam SO
that 1t touches above, shall be ineligi.
BILE to compete. The average weight
OF teams will not be taken for relay
teams. Boys found TO be too heavy for
the class in which they have entered
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two,lap relay.
One hundred and fifteen.pound class
race, running high jump,
12.pound shot-put, two.lap relay.
Entries close with Mrs. Buckley at
Y. M. c. A. at 6 P. NJ Friday, Deem.
Der II, 1915.
Conditions Of the Contest
z l.. Each competitor must be in
good and regular standing in his
school and vouched for by the prin.
cipal.
.. He must not exceed the weight
specified for the class In which he
is entered, but he may be any mum.
Der of pounds under that weight. Com:
petitors will be weighed in immedi.
ately after o'clock on morning OF the
eet. No weight will be taken after
8 O'clock. The scales will be set at
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Die bentise Gage.

Sic gtote unierer &egiernna lit
no 6niht noh Berlin geifidt ion
aber beute mad Dem oeutiden BOT
i6after iibergeben meroen. Sic itelt
Die 9eitern i6on miteetetlten SorGey
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non nod nidt. ltniere engIii6en 3ei-
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SmInnh-

ST. ben 9epei6en aus Maibing-
ton miro beridtet, int Snlti5oeparte-
ment peroe barber beraten, Oh es
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partempnt init Der 4usfiibrung eirer
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onoers unslegen fonnte, aIs oaB int
iere &egierung periude, MeuBerm-
gen 81 mteroriden, Die nidt in l1re
8olitif bineinpaiien.
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b%auptnng aufgeitellt, Geutidlatb
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arieg NIT Stalien miinidt aber es
miro aud meoer Dor Dem einen nod
Dem anoern 3uriifidreden, tuenn er
au ibm Oitrd unerfiilbore Sor0erln-
gen ge5lDllngen miro.
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Die eroberte S0ble.

Sci Der Sheinbatterie. Ser &f
nit benz r&oblenmeni6en".
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5reie YreTe fit seros: 9onnertag 10. Mai 1915.

rem @noe fdQt fril9e Suit Elm. go
holo Der 5meite gineon9 5ur So6[e.
om ienieitigen, Dem Seinoe obgefebr-
ten 8ergbang, an Dem uniere @iu-
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geben peroen. @inittpeilen banlt nllr
crit oas Bionierfommanoo III ibr lllo
hat it6 in einem 8retterperi6lnJ
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zines 6ol5feuers 51 uns beriibcr-
i6lagt. Ser &affee brooelt BORT iibec
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@eiter parbern mir oann olrd
Die &iible. Sn ibrem regelmqBigen
8au, nit ibren langerl, onnfelgab=
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ml1dtigen pierefigen 8feilertt, sic sic
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mails, in Dem na6tonnflen 9dbprintb
ieiner babbaft 81 nerben, bis es aber
idileBli6 zines Cages bel elmer Ha5-
5ia bod %aelang, BEN Wfanm at ii6er-
fallen llno bon ieiner Soble absu-
ihneioen. ga er lid ielbit ieBt nod
nid,t ergeben molte, ionoern fpie elm
8aienoer INN iih idoB, itredten iGnl
augeln nieoer un0 madten
nieiem 'eiaenartieen, piloromantiiden
ShorfidiiBen Elm gnoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-13
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Shon BON Deitem fiinbct iid Oas
@efeft ON, Oas bier ME gans per-
itummt, an Dem beiBumitrittencn
Bunfte, mo oas Hlateau BON 3. i'll
belbenniitigem Mniturm Der unlcrn
senonlmen mliroe, inter 6elonoerer
@eteiligung ia6iii1er gruppell.
9lmpf frohen Die GinihlGge Der
@ranaten, Die bon fernber iiber Sen
gergriiden seflogen fommen, oas
Idarfe 3iihen Der fran5oiii9en Sn-
fanteriegeidoiie pfeift init beleni
Sant Da5miIhen. @ie mir our6 6en
&oblme9, mo Der 8erbanosplab Iiegt,
inns Dem 9orfe ndbern, brillgen le
geraoe Die erften @erpunoeten getrd-
gen. Gas Gorf ielbit, in oas mir
nun eintreten, lit MIR nod eifl miiI4cr
Sriimmerbaufen. Nud Die Stride lit
I'M fran5oiiiden @ranatfener 5uiala-
mengebro6en. Handgeid)ipdr5t, ipic
cine iteinerne &lage, 5aden lire aer-
horltenen Mnuern 5lim @immeI ouf
grregt ilattern gogel bin uno Der,
cufgel6redt in ibren @aloperltederl
ienieits 0es @ieientales, uno freihen
rim ab nit dngitli6em @eflatter,
5uiammengetrieben al elmer Shaar
lino oae, Die iih FONT i'm 8aloeso1in-
mern meioen. HeGts AM fteilen Selz
ienbang iieigen IN Gtaeen oie lntrr.
itdnoe Ser Snfanterie ouf cine Jeff
iome @oblenitaot, Die an Die 0orfer
Der 6elieninoianer amerifos Grim
uert.
Mid uniere 8otterie fcuert. Sri
itebt iie alif Der @alopieie ga, alsc
nurd oiirre 3meige. gegen feinolife
SpdberbIide I'M JIug5eug geoedt.
.Gtpa 400 Meter oq6on baben mir CT
ne Sdeinbatterie erridtet aus $50
~genrdoern nno 9fenrobren t1uideno
nadgeabmt. l1no iobalo Der feinoli-
DIE 5lieger fommt, ldBt Der @adtpo,
item bort aud nod elm BOAR aano-
aenidiiie los, oeren Hulperqua:nl
perrdteriid gum @immel ftei9.
prompt tritt Damn aud Die geniinid,
te @irfung elm: Cine @iertelitunoe
ipdter ien0et Der 5eino feline @rana-
ten beriiber. Gin nobrbaft b6aiid)es
6euer. sSt elmer Gtunoe 200 Sduub.
Sdtte uniere Botterie bort aelton-
ben, nidt Mann mo Wans mare
capOngefommen 10 oidt lit Der So
Den aufgeiDiiblt bon ben ginidlags.
tridtern Der @ranaten. Bon meitenl
iiebt es aus, ais babe bort elm eiIri.
ger Maulmlrf feline Arbeit ouf DIR
gSololiftung gemadt. Sreilid, gan5
obne 8erlrite lit oas 9ombar0emcnt
leioer nid)t a6gegangen. gd)t Snfan.
t~erilten befinoen iib gerooe alif Dem
Wege 81 ben @oblen bort am Sonq.
ga fommt acknowledgements sic
Sdnnar5e ~geflogen, ettuas su fur8 oe.
Sielt, mo I'M n1fiten @ugenbIid Be-
oedt Elm Meni6enfrlditel Ben @ee.
Gum Slid gebt es bisneileu aber
aid better ab. SIN o~erieIben Steaa
falt molten 5iuei Mrtideriiten 3ulr
@eobadtungsitano nod born, als cine
@rannte aeraoe ben @eg ouf iie 81
naben. sic b0rten ons perbGnguis
poae beulenoe Snuien, Der cine mari
iid] raid nod 5u 8ooen, in eine