The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1911, Page 18

; ? ? { OE Tn nsaesearermane St REIS i LS OAD en en an assume penernsemameeensc SS NONE ER A III RSE SE LS GEERT ERIC E DIGOD LOIE CIO f { EM RLS 4a less Telegraph y on an effort TOFORMREGIMENT DEFENSE WILL BE vss eee ting an h nce did he « IN BROWNSVILLE BASED ON INTENT < country >, Wilson’s Attorneys Make | ** © one hundred es brough Maine, Te Middie W her quarter of the) Mr. Stanchfield followed the n remarks made here wo men the de.) y one of intent d that the Ae ihetr pellet Alderman From Albany With Execu- tive Approval for His Idea. Returns | ( Drescher No Attack on Government's rein ted Wireless would be a| that It would be a! indreds of militons| | MANY READY TO JOIN! ning rhe Cockran and John RB. made the op in the rimina o the ted States Cireult Cou has ‘An Site in Highland Park, East]! "" The Kind New York, Is Suggested for Armory. a : Alderman Alexander &S.. Drescher re turned from Albany to day cartyt with hin sie aenrance om Govenve| — These are the lines which under the Interborough Dix that * strative and eympa- thetic support” wo Alderma of the 4d be afforded the; loffer may be recaptured by the city after ten whore dis-| companied | years. Recaptured? Yes, with several strings attached. These strings are shown by the artist, | and they are held closely in the hands of the large ‘o'urui tue |Man Whose picture is herewith presented. Three Officers to Help. 5 : Borough President St of Brooklyn, by the city, has been sug place for the part of ma to particip. je ends rs and that many reerwits would 117 y come from tie 160,000 Jewel reside Not Strictly Je “It does not follow t must be known regiment. On ment were relation minded it satisfacto pe REBEL MEXICAN GENERAL ARRESTED IN UNITED STATES Pryce Detained at Fort Rosencrans on Request of Minister De La Barra BAN DIEGO, Cal, May 19.—Gen. Bev wav ain wun, WAS not que jury, | ¢ unedus | for Lines the i pea neeuin v4 aN FRADAX, mad bia Out of Sorts cated, flterate man, now sixty-seven years old, who had riot had more than three months’ schooling In all his life. Mr. Stanchfield spoke little longer than twenty minutes 1d jawyers familiar with the p one of ihe very craie, her HAT IS, something is wrong with baby, but we can’t tell just what it is. All mothers recognize the term by the jassitude, weakness, loss of appetite, ing#nation to sleep, heavy breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby. These are the symptoms of sickness. It may be fever, congestion, Mes, Amelia Prue ol No. wa¢ ex. Worms, croup, diphtheria, or scarlatina. Do not lose a minute.’ ngton avenue, who was areata’ ih Give the child Castoria. It will start the digestive organs into two me n operation, open the pores of the skin, carry off the fetid character of of Witnesses he defense. a pore bib FREES WOMAN SUSPECT. ogi ’, matter, and drive away the threatened sickness, atreet Moauiatr or . ‘ ralened purt Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of Ctliikea. ney IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET further exa IT, jos LATIVE CONSENT PRO HOLDERS | GASH eoNEee | =P Pryce, commander of the independent insurgent captured ‘Ti juana, Lower Calif was arrested earlf to-day as he at pted to recross the line from the Unit Mexico. He hours in San Dieg name. A teleg eign Minister de Prieto, Mexican Consul sponsible for Prieto notified forces which assumed from For- ato br. J. D, This is the system which under the "|Brooklyn Rapid Transit offer the city may :|take over after ten years. No strings attached to this. Only three short connections (indicated in broken lines) necessary to make a continuous, comprehensive system which, if the Brooklyn Rapid Transit does not operate satisfactorily, can be leased to some other operator, the United & ister de la Barra With Pryce at Hopkins and 8 satisfied th nothing to rection and Bryce and Hopkins Trosencrans HOT WAVE IS WIDESPREAD, BUT RELIEF PROMISED. Torrid Spell in Eastern and Middle Western States Will Be Broken WASH falling ¢ i was caused ward fro Nearly Whol Refuge in ¢ SIOUX FALL disastrous around De injuring 1h Seek ree Hart, ouses. of the ‘ Das gO Pe natbatbengpetoeact is we imagen pe JAMAICA rr Le OD ee a ee Sane Interborough Wants | | | ‘Schreiber & Co. Opposite the Waldorf o 11 West 34th Street WILL CLOSE OUT SATURDAY Silk foulard, embroidered fancy voile and marquisette, lingerie; accumulation of ‘the season's selling, 5.00 Formerly up to $25.00 96 Custom Tailored Suits ’ Mohair, white. navy and black serge, fancy worsteds; peau de cygne lined; smartly trimmed, 15.00 Formerly up to $40.00 Reversible Satin & Pongee Capes of genuine YARN DYED black satin ‘or natural pongee ; reverse sie of colored satin, 13.90 Formerly up to $35.00 Ramie Linen Suits Natural color or white, sailor or mannish collars, ‘ 8.50 Value $15.00 5,000 Embroidered Lingere Waists Voiles and batistes, in yhite and colors; high or low neck; embroidered and lace trimmed, 2.00 Formerly up to $5.00 ; —Cost Plus 5% " $335 Regal Styles for | W omen ; Wen who regard their footweal " (and its style-correctness) an im- ortant feature of their costumes will find no flaw _in this dainty, smooth-‘ fitting ‘“‘Vassar” Tie, at $3.35—in Patent, , gr” Russet, Black Calf and White Canvas. - We selected the ‘‘Vassar”—and 12 other smart styles—to meet the demand this season from the women of this city. ‘ ‘ The price you pay for each pair of Regal i Shoes is stamped on the shoes at the factory and is shown on the price-tag in Regal Store- ie windows. ; ; f That price includés: our low cost. of man- ufacture and selling, and only a 5’o profit for us, Chartered accountants certify that fact. } ¥ | Regal Prices now run as follows: 335— 345 350~375—385—.400-—420—435~ 450-485 ete, REGAL (proftt) SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN REGAL STORES IN GREATER NEW YORIt, a ‘ to the Bronx and w hester County. OvENE VENINGD, Our Terms |cut This out $3 Down on $50] 1 win revit 5 * © Ris Axpsonin “4 SOUVENIR, 7.50 100 \