The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1912, Page 4

AR 000 EMS MUTINY FORES FRUILEMFASTIG, LINER OLYMIG T= DRISIR STRAUS) ABANDON VOYAGE = -ngiramey Begun, but One rember eb Being Paid Naval Ofcer Wasi Memibes Section in Lexington Ave- to the Memory of the of Crew Before They | maaan By,Needed..| _ NewYork Merchant. Leave the Ship. BAEDON, April %.—Thirty thousand Apirl 3, SOUTHAMPTON, ae Jerusalem are fasting an4|—The White Star Ninety tape sister | mall, which Company 10 aoe for Iddor Straus and Mrs. |ship of the Titanic, nes sven up trying who went down with the IN-|to get away form her \anchorage be Mi lanes According to a message | Ryde, Isle of Wight, and "cae A @uring their recent etay |gera are transehipping 6 per rs. Straus visited the |senger steamere. for, the, fetura to Bouthampton, | The deciston td abandon the voyege taly ‘réeportd. a: “Hatablish @ soup Maltdte, who favors the! itches at once. aa buflding ba 7s feicge ssn Ho then gent « letter to the Jewish i - Wed guaranteeing $10,000 annually or three years to support the kitchen. | y Rine@ then) between 60) and 0 persons have been fed through his charity daily. be VINCENT ASTOR GIVES FIRST TALK ONFATHER SDEATH ‘Conttiaed trom First Page.) 7” | 40 aot know where whe ts going to stop, nor Goes anybody else at this time. would not sail on a ship that did not = | Now i? there was anything more I could Hage’ WeAetinn agatass Ke’ th, cae of accident and they would not gall with por Mihte de Pewee A 8" ata ‘Protestam robs | A verdict of 1,000 wan awarded to | sip. ff whieh Late to-day it was decited the congregation 0! Joseph Maddon fo he ult seainet the | swans oo proceed by train Bie to . wilt; have fo" wear fle ore # ¥ ‘t Aa 19Ag B Be tives cnc, nen if No. Ml Windsor , Cine A Aske GOVERNMENT TO PUNISH OFFENDERS, | The strike of the eeamen and firemen has @ more serious significance than the mere tying up of the Olympic and in- ea Medicinal Whiskey tp | Beware of imitations and substitutes soneruptss rs tell you are ‘‘just as good” as Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey lealers Bay try to Son rine you that there is so ing ul” as Dull ly’s Pure Malt shaker. Pay no atten 4 tit areimposing on your confidence. tutes Are Dangeraus| rel known purity and merit of Duffy’ ‘a Pure Malt Whis- as caused the manufacture of inferior and unreliallt imi- . Iti i the patural poral 9F saan than half: century’ lor arty: and well doing behind Duffy’ Pur I hich has been used by the Medical Profession, i = and in the Pome all these years with wonderful resul is an absolutély pure distillation of selected clean grain thoroughly malted. Its palatability its freedom from Mjurious substances render it so that it can be retained by the most sensitive stomach. It has been used with remarkable r results in the treatment 0° pneu- | monia,grip,coughs, colds, AE low fevers, stomach troubles and wasted and pose era poe wee whiskey that wag ta: A K the Spanich: The genuine Duly’: P Pure Malt Whiskey is sold in sealed bettles only. The “Old Chemist's Head” ison the labo aes and over the cork is engraved seal. Sold sold by drug- iets, moved ra and dealers e | CEOS > it Sa Se § ‘EEE (RVEMING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL | govezemnens os | § mod soonieine during ; fifty tour po Had oft her crew are now Twa arrest for mutiny, alt of the fire- fmen are more if permanently alien- . W. NEWELL, ated from, the line, and the whole of the| JOHN JACOB ASTON. White star panthers ships are likely! MILTON C. LONG. to suffer from the break in discipline Pf Ms peeon, an eens Bt arews i, atling schoslen a sonvoliae te to er Dolice ot Ports; JACOB BIRNBAUM. 0 trent the «ttiking seamen for | Shue Batay the White Btar company inaistea| FF o that unless severe punishment was| “YRRELL W, CAVENDISH. | meted out to them now the company] MONDRICK K. VILLNER, it must deepair of maintaining any disci>| 7), A eeeeee! | fine Oh any 4b: 1ts Ope, 9 total of identified bodies now ‘Aa thie remit of todays unparaiteed | S00Nd the cable ship le minety, leaving Atuation In transatiantic ahipping clrotes | Jb Still unidentified. 12) paseongers who were waiting at Queenstcwn to a passage on the Olym- plo will be forwarded on the Baltic, » C. which , leaves Southampton to-~iay for fs @ sraduate of post-office | Yale yand the University of Penneyl- stevedores ls 7 = Law School. He was @ mem- er of a wenlthy family and spent much of his time travelling and hunt- Pool, +} ing. SF ae Neyiee tad uniton Clone." as the name will-carry all of the Clymplc’s mail, — lesceived, ia undoubtedly uuiton Tag Bpringfel4, Mass. He ot from the Titanic with John B. Senge $e. of Philadelphia, son of the second vice-president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Young Thayer was picked INOSTRAUSARE. === FOUND BY SHP|* FOUND BY THE MINIA aque san eet esse e@enies No Chance for Mistake—Clean and:Pure #1. ALLEN. . HE Blue Ribbon on every bottle/The taste is your assurance—for noother Jp moon. is your guide—a mark of cea —[be has ever attained the cham ist Rontrson, an identification of the world's best beer.!sparkle and snap of Pabst Blue Ribbon, ay ont, Bottled only at the brewery in crystal clear bottles, RIC JOHANSEN. One ta gliics that a Caen wad pure, sh ‘ Don't delay, don't forget—order a case today. rAgeRP bs ; ire, z Supplied by best dealers everywhere. : The folowing dave Served in Leading Hotels, Cafes and Restaurants. -~That Says, “Laundryproof” /You'll find such a label on but one brand of shirts—the Emperor at $1 and up. The label is reproduced below. It means a fabric specially treated by the Phillipe-Jones Process, which we own. A process that doubles the wear of the goods, And makes it color-fast. We can't explain how it operates. That’s a costly secret. But we say to you— “Make Us Make Good” If an Emperor Shirt ever get a definite guarantee-slip i fades—no matter how many with each shirt. times laundered, and no mat- We've a 5l-years’ reputation ter why—take it back to the and a business of more than | 9,000,000 shirts a year at stake. dealer. He will giveback your 79 make good means far more money without any question. to us than to you. You can We stand back of him. You rely on it. : Over'a Thousand Patterns Ask your dealer to show his im But don’t buy a shirt as ja. 2 Manor an atade F = ae ee Fi tte SE Summer Fashion ; Numb ‘al FRE PROG ° ! L oi Special Announcement’ The Sunday World will ‘issue an 8-page Summer Fashion “IT PAYS TO PAY CASH” That every one will be pleased with the attractive- ness of our styles and the lowness of our prices is A Foregone Conclusion An old design—English Fireside Rocker in solid mahogany, hand carved, tpn slay pee ne, morocco, tapestry or velour. over a full spring seat, well tleeitane A 2 beautiful chair. Special price............. NEW YORK’S LARGEST CASH FURNITURE STORE 147-149 West 125th Street, Near Seventh Aye. ns Number on May 5 (one week i ‘Always Early With the Latest from next Sunday), fully illus- - Fay ne pee hed Label trated in colors. All the latest _Raperor Sora we made rth aa of lao bono tom Summer Fashions for Women siaaham or knife plats. Cufs soparate of attached, AU) shirts and Children will be pictured and described. Order your Sunday World in advance, as the newsdealers’ supply is limited and is sold out very rapidly. AT YOUR DEALER'S “Théve’s another good thing, about your Emperor Shirt,” said me New York laundry manager, ‘‘and that is that you can't fade oul | the Laundryprool label. We like to look at that label. It means less hicks Yrom our 7 customers, who wrongly think we are responsible for the fading of shirts." PHILLIPS JONES COMPANY—Manufacturers NEW YORK CHICAGO SUNDAY. WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS ‘\ oe