The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1907, Page 2

“THRINN GUT AMET oti taken from the rate ‘Carroll,.an employee of the Company, His body was “He _bogged of his rescuers him’ and put him ‘out of his ‘As he was carried’ away on a oward the {enporary hospital TUESDAY “OCTOBER 15+ 1907s THE EVENING WORLD EVENING WORLD RAGE CHART EIGHTH vAY Af bELMONT FAKK. AUTUMN \EARNED, Sh AMURY ON STAND STOLE A HOUSE MEETIN TRACK FAST. INS GOT-GLORY COLO WINTER OM CROWN PRINCE == THREE 15 THE WAY, SO JUST. GERMANY NOW SPECIALS! wMAERE (| i & a unly Women’s ‘Wee Dial-and his son, employees, were el ameae close togethor, Wil Dat- Waa’ found Unconscious some dis- ‘tro, mthe fulns. He cannot re- Most! of the bodies were so dis- he earl ¢ 'enoCK | earthay Pe eeu! sorded, pronounchd BH0eK: fective Sere ai He Wants. to Go Back. thiptysfive “infles he shock. cracke et FOHOK Wall ot a” big. business ‘and sank a tiled floor 4a 4 policeman: in : on beck one then: Brass ay, dations. Taree—distinct mocks were | Am that city, the Jast two folowing | erfiret at intervals of a few second: ry indows were shattered all over that | ‘Evety pane of plate glass in t.c 7 idxens’ National Bank bullding jentaged beyond whive} from Indiana 3 whole Sti veteran of thirty-five pears! nervi vas thrown Bodily out of —Headaitarters—tetay—iy order] In addition to having “ efected from Potlea Headquarters Com- rho appeared to be made neveral) nissioner Binghani, passes at the old man with a heavy pulléetorceJast week after submitting | REFUSES Capt, Treynolds wax retired from—the: -himsalf $o a phestcal Former Police Captain Rey- ie (molds Also Narrowly Escapes|| he:Gommissioner’s, Cane.— | | fox roe Gus Strau night of Hlway closed s Used Facts. on Met. as His !t Was Worth $1.20 $1,200, Own Discovery, Witness lresiaony ‘Closes With Claim Fa of: Ingratitude Made by Ex-Secretary. mn. i Freee ee tcinesed' hin fleld. dle went to” the and won ceent up! Tatar ly Rood race and held c egas ge UAE Prevident Vreejand from the’ trial-of the « = PLING YEAGER TOTHNK Amory f6r 460,00) damages agninst Jim for_eaiiing —him_« ‘notorious ‘char * ang paying that Amory’s expo-/ appearance o nanagement/ erion, of the Fifth i of the Metropolitan was “an atjack on tion, Detectives Twetord and Dangate HAT STYLES for the purpose Of! were dotalled. All cyenii 4 they scoured olackmail ‘in the interest of a stock | the ahi it i ipping tri E jobbing. syndicate engaged peer ene nM SPEEDING TRAIN the Metropolitan raid on~Metropoittan-stocks,”* for Vreeland, ead the teatimony given at the former | irlal-by John ©. Hertie, oie ‘of the: Eocmieasagas 0 utr oot to tile city, and Cincinnadd som try newspapers, unication—Cut Off. fia Feported that his eyesight Is | defective. Although he ts compelled to wear_spectach Capt. Reynolds Sin-terre atts a8 Braxi sea naeet maintains that he 1s “generatiy— tht the Fontanet | orm ; MuiMIMreLRAcecpiodad erorta ita Lor ie eee Se eae rcoee i the place by 1 apepeale Boon dem-+ that the disnater had @ut| threment to the Geurix—— “Be advice of hi cominunte: us Siuricd from Terre S lef! Paginte with orders_io the enzinesr to a efully, and doctors and others | Table ta pere arranged to take tie matter of his re. uacters this morn- drawn vp—tn | nofds went to Ht ing with o not! legal’ form, of his intention w bring ai oproceediny he-Commis— returning — automodllo | tirement. Bingham Flies Into Rage. foner Bingiiam at 9.30 o'clock Ujereathed Terre Haute at noon, cairyit inj ‘These persons were | az pled badly enough to. retard | wean of locomotion and they were jaz two miley from the scone Headquart 3 Builds the oxplosion. ‘They -were unable -to } Fire any. Sen of the ‘umber of killed } t_hysterioally declared | for pute: perc on aS weer plant was wiped ot pPhe fire’, rezortx sald that Twenty had | killed and one hundred’ injure: Then came nother report that eve person In tie town of Ko re or leas injured. An eal gent to avery community within a | th “pila et iniies for all the surgeons ins a ble. powder plant was one of the mo extensive owned by the Du Pont Com- It-wax-tocated a mile south of | AT CINCINNATI _INCIOIATI, 108 15.—A shock slm- j arthquake Was oS ae this morning, Pret sof the University of Cincinnat!, ting it as sligh t pub alstienly” Tn southern Indiana several points [oot Feported a shock In somewhat more se re form and it wae also Eeperted froin’ of LOUISVILLE FELT SHOCK SEVER: LY. =) LOUISVILE, Ky. ete the ‘eastern’ eection of Ba xter/s and Ri ae ‘wore -aliaken from heir santa : maT one A dois rattled in —tmany testes x % Teepe Prefect of the Congregatie was créated wellers ... Ladies’ Tattors @ Laundrenses . a 2 Manicures Milliners ‘Bitohen yey ~ 26 | enould Mpltonbole Makers 5 Reet 2 |e Mt ts set Makers, Polishers Porters Packers . J#loparat-Potice to test the order of re= | ~ Track Started — the Wild Rumor: bullding from the Stott Btreot side. one~hand=he-carried—his—cane,in_the other a ‘small hand satchel, ar on the second . Reynolds approache ing to a salute the veteran sal “Good morning, Commulzsioner. “ve got no time to talk {0 yoi {yellowed the Commilasioner of Police. l=Get away from here. Get away, I tell you; set away from me.’ “i'd sike to hand you tls paper, Then get away." repiivd Heynoids, quieily, Praca tit Nemcias #| out of the elev. mtanet, which | x clent hundred inbabitants, nad Sake ue poucem n around hi Jur ities Oisice with nolds tapping won; Coliittsnasoner x cane at Reynolag. Aiweng there wuu_ueard the disturb- ance were seung ind, Digi ang cauG.uwsn Copetind, who are Commirantonee x “piri. nit “Ben sial-| aaaed De Dead et icave tne in the Commissioner's of: aper, in, are what you;do with’ it," owiea (he omm.ssion =to Mallon and fmap_out of Ahebulldiag, | capt may noids retreated to the and Rartod down, nd, s@ributed- to _an_carthquake. ete. felt) pastures paused ror ry os eos tt “That tall man xo- ere! priand sushed to obey | eng “oldman by} @arth tremors-which were at frat at-| way Batin je de- aby sonulsstonar throw him out. ya man whe hed-served-the ork tor_over mma owes yamked halt flee Gt STAR. ini and. Virtually kicked teps of Police Head- Yow tars aii amaneaa TT je dndex, is doad. He was born in Mone & Nene « Aa tho Captain reached the door -he tupned to Mallon’ with tears in his eyes and sa! ‘Cupt Reynolds w | ine Tallee fore of the old city of Brooke hiyn Siete the-Greater New York con. For some time he: wai he Brooklyn Detectiy Hin pollce record la good mad Ne if has a terge and useful circle of friend * «DUCHESS GCES COON “= HUNTING IN-SWAMPS he BELMONT RACE TRACK, Oct. ing commissioner, 8. L.~ Gillespie, singtc tab was $100. selections ne of yore. matter of fact he owns $100,000 worth use & ‘ewipe wita ef property in West Baden, 5n4., where the “soaks” go to drink nasty water: CRUSHED TD DEATH | A ee wry with tree teh jain ae with him, but iocland lng: at © {mpsiioua, 40re anxious. to ‘Afterat obedience wad € yator shaft of thes sdf nie Six bros ing the sand struckIgnatus squarely on th the head. foreunate ‘man’s #ide.-They. found Pa: No, 178 West Houston street, = BEEMONT. PARK ENTRIES. races here areas follows: ; TT i 1 | aii age _WITH ‘BO ‘BOB’ )B’ CHANLER, | ‘timed trom Firnt Pagea | Uy the Re} Hook cooms are | : As prosentiy oes Were BInKIN CP and undoubtedly ote Peete ‘tree. “And pines who which (he ae Heeteyins peal rs were Lea ene i 082 tnd orwed assy C1 Se 1 539 1057 062 1 tnat| 7 wt Bae Axe 047) Bi 1 Tollivter Mise Muxzone tou? Jan Ehlanda © ‘pert accountants employed by Ob in 1902-4, to Sit on the condition Of | through they saw a great pile of Nght Metropolitan. jx out of the ‘and beams. was charged. HRs Schmidt. Sharged 5 JUMPS TRACKS pool "Sick Le Leave From, “English Express Hits Sharp Curve, Is Smashed and Vic- tims Buried in Wreck. Hertle teatined that he fad tound, in- | stead of @ surplus of $5,49),000,,a deficit | ing It to his uome, and then implicated df $18,974,000, but admitted included $39,000,000 Ilabilities of the les- ser companies tn the Metropo out crediting the assets o He had eleven reports furnished by cS Rot ses_the-original - her-papers.—Phese reports —prand—iarcen ere from the companies-to. the Bate | fie believed the house wan useles | Canunission Ii “one cate he! vne two men were held in ¥/0 for trial i ffect pad foun a block of stock In a defuner | loose fitting effect: listed am an asset, a a eee sca ay sro brew. TTR reece Were) | SHREWSBURY. Fg Spare penialigerscoas hell bound from Scotland and the North of England to Briato’, left the ralis as it was! entering tha slation here early Joe Yeager, the boy plunger, has not} fone overboard. Right now -he ts in pool standing with everytedy on the ed and & Jocal race track betting rings “His dhe would call three witnesses in Amor War AU the track-to-day getting up-old “Bixteen-persons;-tnchiding ten-pepeen= 2 ry Savealvins: Ammunition: tabs—the total of which wan compara-| gers, were killed and many were in- tively smal—#2,400 In all, The largest ion, was calle Earle in eerterty to offs mony of Mr. lving that Amory peated: un: sicod. assistance to ‘The Londen and Northwestern’ Pail- road, on which the train was running, curves sharply ax {t nears Sirewsbury. and there 1s a standing order that the engineers must not exceed a speed of ten miles an hour at that point. regard of the order {s believed to have been the cause of the The engine and all Yeagor's absence from the track for a few deys caused quite a stir, It wus said he had gone broke and had quit, Feaving a string of markers which figured up into the five figures. The truth of the matter is that Yeager ts sick, too Ill to visit the track. He will be back on hls old stamping ground in ié-CoUTKe ote Tew -daye-to~beck—nie + © 01 bly was the moat deadiy of the am- munition, he: has s re der testified that Mr. Introduced Amory to him two months ago, and he had talks with him about thi ttea Cole matter, Amory if he would tak: rot a nepvices to Mr. Iyina,” ene I Rola htm I must sec 8 eat. t ia ‘sta‘'on reachod the spot the oars were could, but eee (eae Coe & tangled mass of not.’ which were the bod! Yoager |x far from being broke, As @ a Mr. Amory deciined at ones, alent ry deciined your offer “He did. Fortunately the wreck 4 fot cate? We fire, and the toctors and salvage ctewa | be ted-knowr Col eached the scane did no! Have this added danger’ to nist" BULLS AND BEARS HEAR BISHOP ON HUMILITY. 1% 4Continued from First Page.) n testified that fi Amary!fitteer: | end knew Talbot J. Taylor and District Attorney, Jerome. He dec! theg hi was never engaged jj a “bear rald” on e had known Mr. ra and too well to in a.bear raid per vent, -interest-in--the-Ar ij sar pts the peek: -room at Hot whe. min Dinois, ng another in 1 jn ee We vaaerr tise a, a former memibarrotenaipaiien ne ‘The two palieenies: rushed {nto . Bartlett sald Drayton many y ue he would e | containing two ecraps of paper ecrawied —{over in pencli-The envelope waa ad-| || calloring, best fitting. ae eid you know. that Col. 1. Bartlett had: o fthe envelope was written: ‘‘S. Stein- i -+ been calling...ou aca: 5 Nor ®-Avenue B.--There was also! |} Speci Fustice “Arn id stopped the row bes [PTET Suits -and-Overcoats. | tween the lawyers before it had ay Amory Hite Back, foand, lockelwhich bad been pledged - at $15 and $18-° downtown mission a dig, Raty” Tuna preyarsbook, “Ac nh and turned around slow! = reryody-could-ree-the seed Dist quan , a 2 scclltion and without orders. Vrecland’s | state-| as my ae Ey. fae World. reporter found a als-| — ter of Miss Greenberg, who pald she a iN had ne-doiht- the sulcide was Samuel | Letts candy prices ‘are admittedly | Mr. Vresland epoke the truth or whether | @teinbere, - a young man Le relauve Petia waster partes anal id ba} —knownalicht makes an un eacl tknown aligns. she sald he “had Dye: yo Gay, ADD yee vente, an, es eg xis ear gy aR aa “Special for-this W.dnesday- that he had like a ;sorroborated Mr, after Dr, Wilkinson recited id and the Lord's Bayer ern nich all the men bared - th ‘the Bishoo started ie to, the crowd ina alm le ted off witha ittle in which there wan a Eee peters sad Tiare being struck with a It up hy iy friends, where. this “books | tte your raul book shall go When It reaches Fut “he said-in the-ctear, full voice “lt shall He in -bive—leather co MEM tell you, Some laborers on the tenth floor were busy hoisting the planking to the elev- enth floor when oné o fthe beams Mipped and ¢ropped~ through: the- fe- Off trained speaker, a_place of honor in -my drawing-room Tubposnaed Mr, alongside —the- prayer ‘be Thi “Landon enve me at the $h6—oxposure—oublished io 3 Phere, Wak €Drigk—Emtte—utter~or applause at this ne clergymen pping— with the enthused | Atlas Gi et Tis work nade Dut with her-atnt, Mra, Mar: j <Pasqueia act up a wild scream which whe evfered him eer: mas ee, at Noo Wl East Eighty-Afth street.’| LE VANILLIN CREAMED 10¢ brought a hundred Jaborera to the un- (etaveraaniiecy a ain stitement that he factory, she rahe r t ake the | axing cutter, “Bteinberg had. frequently | : j : CHUCOLATE COVERED Fan for the | eklled mt the house, according to Mrs, | PEANUT dad—asked -Tyin to ktump ‘for him when ‘ubsequently Mi quela bent over-titorm of tis brother ahrialdng and gestioulating like a crazy man. ry of ignatius Was taken Mian humble awaling of the brother Ma eal refer--jnyeetigation-of the yaise took (up: {he | on Sie-Stelnbers, unsuccesafully. CLUSTERS 6 of the need ot christian for- partment and seemed to lone interest in pearance ahd Tumility in every lnesot b Then, possibly mis- {nto the assumption that every New nce ix made un—xt. the for- ‘borne tie sade If there te anyone here who does not- dor Know the difference between etropolitan,” #ald Amory. Public Service Commission was appoi ed and Ivins asked me to assist him. He paid me i} on one oocksion an 3100 rs rer Pot tb fu “T aM not ask Mr. Tvinaito wot_me appolntei secretary of the | vice Conmmission, as he stated, Itold him T had been Indorsed for ap- n ltsele a | pointmient aa a member of-the—eonammbar. that because Of ‘the hostility | knew T-couldt. Whereupon Mr, Ivina Was appointed prosident of ‘the contmisatan=ne- weoaids to-day any more than this: “whet woull try to have me appointed secretary, which I replied that I coul | the secretarvship.”" asthenia enta late went t6 tho jury. siness endeavor. ch Tio 6 ahd 7 te 10y 4,2 Summer Cloud: Oct-is—Phe-entries for to-morrow's: Why do you know right from. wrong?! ‘Because ft is the chris- | Hanity that is in you speaking. —“Thr—-origin of Sunday proof of the actual existanc mot trash, 19 | ston. Fo the corparations:to-mesd not be appointed: RACE—Highwalgat” Hapdicersates alx and to. 10 and 1 to 2) 1,.Jelam_{5 to 1|_ for place) 2, eith 3. T any makera Ferolution pray ere. A no other | enld and=2-t9-5)1,Monocle_(4 to 1 for. standard thatts needed us doin Wall xtreet? thero 1s the queation of tounterstand-yvou work pretty | here. That fs the only thing | K, work, work! 1 ca) a holiday ant f hav, hires germans n five weeks, pr alimabed vdoven Tram the ‘ag assisted Into an automo- Mile to be driven to the St. thé crowd) cheered ——_—— Me) SECOND WACE Felling; for tro:year- how to select food that will so pain-up and down tho leg. | 4y chute | oldei is winnern of $1,200; peven furlongs S THREE A FAL TO COME BACK toasts at he lunehecn were-ttealth Co Consul-General Raa TIERRTE Preasuea Proofreaders... Roofers . Salesladies Balesmen . Bhipping Cher! Bkire Hani Sleeve Hands.,. Pent by her should ad evidently been in| Just as the gloved | Duchess pulled the trigger nee ang {rom Wis peroh to the lower Seanches of S helehboring pine and in- | eur stantiy lost | Nimaelf in the impenetrable | fia, suruna plac oe betore, Pe Oa aiitiee. inthe. branches, yoarolda: (gay FOURTH RACE—Twe New Ror ink: for three-year nd above. the peales. ona Ballcitors {ime aezond shot bro sght down no coon Btablemen . the turn of the eld- Orphan La Bienoxraphers, ‘Then it wa “Sulls sl, olde ‘by hours and pec- Bonero: ven on to & Stenographers, y Bi Folace where the Tatiors, | “Trimmers, Tinsmiths Typewriters, Typewriters, F, ithan any three other New Coon could not x0 read ily hon front trea to tree yet up wre same b thane Mt was 8 meal ns to the unerring a! unty AlMoxt fd prints ‘more “Help Wanted’ if auerift wot anott thelr autos brow: "to Hed Hook ther alt vat delight) excursion. of, ey tron which the | AP Uy Shovts—hodgeney ines eeu and’ail ea “vil pty gui Rubber Silk one Of the uepartuinents but the Foundations Were is tie Siintscry Of the -Interlory He touk | [Dis seat on: a atoul ea desk Ge ®. C Carried Off in Few Hours. | util! a'cehutaal at wiry oats, ! Hoh. tntervals”-unill® o'elock tn | car enceees Cloudburst —— Cravenettes E at the foot of | Twehtleth “street, Vrooklrn, yesterday | RBGYC hoon to “cume to Sanhattan. on) tfoct the Dutlding scemed perfectly! cout on the piers dyeriooking the, When he returned carly in the Priv. ‘afternoon not « trace of the house re-} [msatned but the stones and mprtar which [eae to make up fts, tou ainda tion. —fiimmon vould not. trust aes had been to. tidal wave, nor, had]. g | Uiere been a tire ¢ af the tuga or| : 3 : els ay | scows about the pler.oould reach the p styies, house, and Hinton began to feel disay, 4 4 r gle and dow: In—hespaie—he to}dof—the-strange ae! f —f- Ble “sreasted, full office to Capt, Pink- i Jength coat, Seams cemented and vulcanized; wind, dust, sture ee spot suit- approved by fashion, Feinity. No ono liad seen the house, and worn by men About dark the two sleutha were pass- ing the home of Frank Schmttt-atta who demand quality I SE ER ee, foot of Nineteenth street. They heard | Sty 3 tf eood cracking under the steady chopping’. -and-exclusiveness. wy. Sie at s 178-180 Fith Ay. 4 at £25. Spe- @ man inside the fence. Peering 161 Broa¢way, near Cortlandt St. cial price, With deollshing the Dulding, He ited taking part of it down and carry, | Michael ue oe BC oe ventilate aktreet, and more than #« hundred women % i ang children of the neighbornood—which CF {s_m poor oné—whose names ho did not Women’s Cloud nore | burst Cravenettes Sonmidt and aaneo wets eurplgned be- Magistrate Steers In the Firth Ave = 2 These Cloudburst Coats are man-tal- Set ence charged with, x — - -an-original design, from hee hest materials The strasture/ rash yalnea wan waived fat $1,200, _HANGED HIMSELE | $17.30. Gon ere ; Men’s Cravenettes_ | Every one bearing our | Cloudburst label, full HW) Topsy--turvy- clothes that give no satisfaction, have} often preiudiced particular |}! s2-inch_length, con-| men against ready-to-wear ||) cave shoulders, snug- IN CENTRAL PARK Unrequited Love Drove Young) ]| (cover that prejudice by- (I! iutely waterproofy’ all Man: to Suicide, Notes \ | atest fall and winter _ Atterbury [dips os sn of a clean-shaven man ve years old, dressed in| fairly good clothes, was found hanging | from the limb of a tree on the East Drivé, opposite One Hundred and Firat Fevealed little but a soiled envelope Ucteseodh toate Gresapetes Nor || RAtkU Nemes Una Wears ane 801 Broadway > ‘al ~ COR, ITH STREET. Exclusive Manufacturers-of the CLOUDBURST Coats for Meu and Women. a pawn ticket dated Apeil 16 for a di Which are exceptional values. On. ce ae of the two SSIADS, ot bs hy “thing . [8s BROADWAY fey erate ore = 39-4) CORTLANDT-ST.— At the. Nineteenth street address Mra. Marcus also Oe kedodt i A s & z —+]-—*ALMONTS- + :POUND rep, and had pressed his attentions POUND We Ware tow ature Ubea oy ofelocn, : ers) until 1 a deliver tree purchases Land-over hetwnsn Wists ot ‘bug doftar saat ie Ne BELMONT -RESULTS. ‘ 2 ee FIRST RACE—Lad of Langdon (9|° (3 to for place) 2, Ramrod 3. SECOND RACE—Jimmy Lane (11 THIRD RACE—Fultonville (even; ae ss AWeak Arch. is the frequent cause of sh twingea—_thr: It Is a good thing to know the heels ey shooting place) 2, Brother Jonathan 3. Frank J. Parsons and, course, the Loni Bishop, himself, Earnie een WON'T RUN FOR SHERIFF “ON CITS-UNION TICKET. | perial Consul; = pretty young | | Italian, walked up to the Headquarters desk sergeant to-day, hysterionlly crying ond asking the police to help her. She said that her husband, Frank Prusina, | twenty-two yenra old, and two of his | | friend had gone fiahing Sunday morn- ng and she Ih heart no word of them Anna Prowne, TUM RACE—The Chamnpaene: for tw mn furtonas, as awho was nominated last snieht by @ committee-of the Citi- for Sheriff against of Tammany Calvin Tompkins, Union to yun five-sixthe fusion elination to R. Fulton CutUng to-day, sald he had neither the time nor | to be Sheriff. allurine as the prospect of eleation might Mr. Cuttine wax deeply disappointed the attitude of Mr ‘Torpkine, mimittes would mi A. BOLECL... SOE. oltizen to make th f and Charles Wayiluon, . 310 Kast Sev- the inclination leclared at ‘Tam- ing Ene pane URE Utth ewoman had watted nee Taencite fg o: thing of the past. AS Racheeit Parture Und abe fearn that the amat-ur fisherman may have beeh caught (n @ Hand drowned. police descriptions of | the missing mon and sald that all day ‘day sho walked about the fishing at New Rachelle in an é@ffort to on er. husband “We all, Keen Tammy hove enn. come around here {# no athe he oket Swill ‘be burtea.™ Files Cured th U 10 14 Days, Pato Oint, WS 36 Muar Wy core any caso of Suh ake ibd. nivesing ce Protristing Piled in 6 t2 14 4nsw er money retandes. hat thoroughly feed and nourish) You may relieve this the body that. there 1s no Indi- suffering and prevent the cation of hunger or faintness coming of “ latfoot ” by. Re Met teacrares from one meal to another. wWepring the Cowaxp AncH ited anh cata oa user Tonger, ably, the arch and matiegen the other food known. A young ‘train on the weakened lady attending business college musoles and ligaments. | writes For Men, Women and Chitiren ‘Before | began using Orape- Nuts I got so hungry before the SOLD NOWHERE ELSE. |dinner hour that: 1 was faint JAMES S.,COWARD, FEATHERS for months it has been the custom of |gnd almost sick, but since 1)” eat Frank Wildman, twen- ty-two years old, jentleth street cightren years old, of N enty-third street, at his home each Sun- ij \ er they would set experiencing ‘any of the former | FREEMAN-—At Fordham University, on, wix's doahowse at New Ro- | Invariably the trio, usually laden trouble. With cholee catches, would return fate | Sunday night.or_at Jeast Mondoy morn-) =. 268-274 Greenwich St. N.Y. THE ‘NEST CXEAR WARMER #TRERT.) have had Grape-Nuts for break-| pratt Order: fast | study harder, and’ wait longer for my dinner without oOIco. Filled. Send tor Catalogue, Monday, Oct. 14, REV, THOMAS J, A. THE PLACE FOR DINNER AN® FREEMAN, | ‘ t THEATRE SUPPER Funeral feryices at.Fordbam Unive One of the great advantages 4 sity Chapel at 10 A. M. Wednesday, is that it requires no cooking Oct 16. ° { “BANQUET or preparation. { wishevery-| ~~ HELP WANTS ALeS Se L Reed one knew of the value off sURHEIMEN on mead at Grape-Nuts for chilcren in aaa % Burne ity ries ? ards school,’’ ‘There's a Reason, Read «The Road to Sallis At feos Ay wart “Vo an HELP” WANTROSFEMALA |