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ern ne rr THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 14, 1018. tional Guard and regular army troops third and final reading b; ae “ Police Sergeant Woodhill and several) Gua TO UNVEIL MONUMENT tonal Guard and regular army troops] HOUSE DEFEATS DU PONT. |thirt and Anal reine,» ‘| TESTIMONY FOR “GOLDEN |. Feiss serevant wonfhin and sree A Springtime Complexion SCHURZ MAY 10, | orn” ‘sristy ate eamecten tol BILL TO CHANGE SON’S NAME, |\'on tc'the Sit Sx any ‘sereqy shows! RULE CHIEF” OF POLICE. |ovvrrat"tnac nonter woo at neaanoar The compwabie freshness and send a delegation, while both Senators ‘ a a6 Suet at pleasure, ‘ " Tashan © ters on the night of May %, 1912 Th clearness of a spring morning and the Surviving Generals Associated With) iieea and stone ot Miagourt have been} Action Comes as Surprise to Lobby /"\errcsentative atooney made tt ptain] Witnesses Declare Kotler Was) ry two of the daten on which it fal: riectel i sour conpletionn “Beauty's Guardian” Him in Civil War Will invited. It was from Missouri that —Father's Reason Is Still that there were objections and called the! Somewhere Else When Accused |ieged the Chiet was at the home of Fees oder woman ated at coe cae Take Part. Sy chee Raver Wap eas or carrie a Mystery. Gor ‘Miller hed alreaty ‘vetoed severail of Being at Schearer’s Home, | Samuat D. Gonearer tm @ohenrer’s sb-| 9) the daily cleansing and freshening of her skin with VELOGEN ‘ - . Ne all the year vound. he Monument to Carl GBohure, at| The speakers .|° DOVER, Del., March 14—The efforts | #Milar bile The bill was then 4e-) oy everAND, Marc 14—~Pollce Sure | *7O* makes a springtime complexion possib! Morningside avenue and One Hundred Ancny, Prealdent of, the Borough ot] of the powerful iohby in the interest of Ct ee eee eee | geon Norton, testifying yesterday at the| TWO of Kohler’e witnesses stated they| By Pe Ke al Cig aly Ae af eovclitina the regiods & Gat Bisteenth street, wit! de unvetied | Manhattan, who will be the city's off-| Aifred Victor du Pont to have passed | "a SUnISL OD SnUSS TOSS Tearing on the charges againet “Golden [Ad overheard Bohearer and C. P. Ben: TM ete ee re olecce (resinessof springtime: May 10, the Schurz Memorial Commtt-| cial representative; the German Am-| the House bill changing the name of his Clean sheets to Rule" Police Chief Kohler, oald that on|J*™!n ear, i relation to the Chiefe al- Ses apotiention eas ta improvement; ‘tee ‘announced yesterday, The cere-| bassador, Count Hetntich von Bern-|.e'even-year-old eon, bearing the father's! ALBANY, ee y leged vielt t0 Schearer’s on June 6, 191, PP A'week's systematic use, a transformation. Mlonies will begin at 2.30 o'clock P. M. | storff, who will apeak on behalf of his| name, to that of Dorsey Cavenoze da| which bas ane “ee Benate, pro-| Feb. 2 191%, from iP. M. WEP. M., thel ute we had waited a ittle longer we Better than cold creamn-—csed the same way, There will be a parade, preceding] country, and Prof, Eugen Kuhnemann| Pont met defeat in the House yester- | Vides that @ hotel proprietor who does) Chief was at home on sick leave would have caught Kohler in scanty| At Your Druggist’s. In Collapsible Tubes, 28e. the ceremonies, of German-American] of the University of Wisconata, who| day, after being forced out of commit. | ROt Bg bg doe tah reais Patroiman C. F. Smith, Kohler’s seo-|actire.” This evidence was denied ,by 7 : civil war veterans and of local Ger-| will apeak for the German-Americans.| tee under the rules by the securing of Goose {ong ane ned dried nad troned| Petry, assorted he saw the Chtet etok |Schearer and Benjamin. 7 . man socioties and singers, and it inl President Wilson will also apeak, if he! the signatures of eighteen members, | aeter having been once used shall bel in bed at the Kohler home on the after.! The “Golden Rule Chief” will tentity Blgnned also to include the local Na- comes. No time was lost tn calling for the guilty of a misdemeanor. noon of Feb, 2 to-day. = 3 ¢ter Goods for the Same Money or the Ane Bi > ton Same ae for Less Money Than Elsewhere’’ ‘MAIN BUILDING MAIN BUILDING "Meet Me-al the Fountain’ ty in Itself Women’s Fine Neckwear at a Fraction of Its Worth! W 9 5 Ski t pA dio = f GREENHUT-SIK GEL COOPER @| Meneses: ‘amp tine of Ruffes, Stoles & Cape Effects Just 200 of them our fora stock. Materials | include CHIFFON Sixth Avenue J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. _18®to 19® Streets in malines, nets and Liberty silk. Black, and black with white. The values in this col- lection run from $1.25 to $7 a piece. ‘While the lot lasts, take your choice, tomorrow, at PANAMAS, ALI GOK st OL SERGES, WHIPCORDS, FANCY MIXTURES AND STRIPES, AS WELL AS NEW NOVELTY CLOTHS. is blue, $ 50c, 75c, 98c and $1.25 a Piece brown, tan and gray; also black. All sizes. Tomorrow, at.. (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) (MAIN Building, Fist Floor.) MAIN BUILDING ‘MAIN BUILDING 7,000 ‘Eclipse’ Shirts for Men| Spring Suits for Men Values to *3.50—In an Extraor- Be The Finest Fever Offered at This Price dinary Sale, Tomorrow, at . Values Up to $45; Tomor- $20 ¢ TOW, QE 2... eccrine We have purchased from Samuel Sternberger & Co., nei () ah of Philadelphia (famous as makers of high-class shirts oy ! moet spizadidly tailored sults we ave ever Seen which sro offered at for more than thirty years) their surplus lots of finest Prices that represent }4 the true values. spring shirts. Assortments are precisely as follows, and This fortunate purchase and sale is due to unsettled labor condi- tions. High-class tailors of Rochester, Baltimore, Philadelphia and ae bon agree he us that as a value-giving occasion this New York have used us to dispose of hundreds of “odd” suits—one to Sale has no pre ent. four of a kind. 180 White Silk $3.50 French Cuff 980 Fine $3 French Flannel herrea Here you will find PLAIN BLUES, BLACKS, GRAYS, AS WELL Shirte—with neckbands; this 95 French cuffs and neckban: Ic AS DOZENS OF THE NEWEST SPRING FANCY PATTERNS. sale, tomorrow, at... .... 6.5.0 sale, tomorrow, at. Many of these suits are silk-lined and there are all sizes in one or $2.60 and $3 Stiff Bosom Shirte—1,050; with attached or detached cutt another of the styles. hundreds of shirts are in the newest “French” style, Cast your eye down this list which will show you what a magnifi- materials different from body; this sale, tomorrow, cent choice you have. $3 Soft Mercerized Shirte—470; with mili- | $3.50 White Plaited-Bosom Nogligee Two- and Three-Button Sack Suits tary collar attached ; French cutts; Shirte—190; with attached cuffs; Silk-Lined Blue and Gray Ser; ne Suits this sale, tomorrow, at......... ‘95c this sale, tomorrow, at......... '95c Brown and Gray Shepherd Plaid and Pencil Stripe Suits Newest Club Checks ‘in Grays, Tans and Browns Fancy and ile Blue Worsteds Norfolk Suits Plain Gray Velours And a Number of Magnifcently Tailored Sample Suite from America’s Finest Clothes Makers. $1.75 to $2.75 Finest Madras and Percale to Shirte—2,075 PR. | Meee cirsatied Oe Catan Ini pe ated Cui choles Petts '~ O5 Take Your Choice, Li capaadal at .....820 MAIN BUILDING: \ t Faced Spring ’ 215 Fine Franz $2.00 of 200 inn $2 Mereevintnen/ S175 Pied Neciee | EE wag eee His Silk: Faced Spring $1.91||Men’s Soft Derby Hats Pritt h French cuffs; this} nec! Fete Gates) wistmeroy, this { Wors (j All hand-tallored su jjuct rl ht tor pres- Values U; Pp to $3.50; $ Paedoeeninnstt |. 95cl weem™" 95. ANTE pian and “ancy no || sent and spring wear. Made of fine Fomeheeae The wonderful assortments eis. this sale also eae hundreds of Le kinds of shirts that cannot possibly be described in so limited an ad derstand clearly, please, Every Shirt Ie Perfect; cut on Nberal pa babe tehaoec that Ay, pice on on shirt; finest pearl buttons; ‘all sizes pera: from 14 to 18; values to $3.50; choice, tomorrow, at..... Rhoccveroene 95c (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) & Youths’ “Kingly” ‘Trousere— i = THE SOFT HATS have the new flat brim, high crown Kerb gr td effects; bow on side or at back of hat; colors, green, gray, ciel, brown and various mixtures, THE DERBY HATS—the newest imported and domes- tic shapes; light and medium weights. Hundreds of Spring Soft Hats—in gray, brown and 69 c other shades; values up to $2; tomorrow, at....... (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) Extra Special For Tomorrow (Saturday) Only MAIN BUILDING: Men’s “Geo. H. Snow” LowShoes‘sgs,*] .79 and $4 Grades, Tomorrow, at . - The only reason for this ex- cellent bargain lies in the fact MAIN BUILDING Women’s Dressy Blouses 4] 98 | Values to *3; On Sale Here, Tomorrow, at - - These Handsome Blouses are made of Net, Messaline, Tub end Japanese Silk The newest spring and summer models, of which we illustrate two for style-example only. that the shoes are “factory One model shown is of messaline, richly h: eherned pa not hurt in shite, collar and cuffs. All desirable shaun alee Sstpprig ong scepsanieaear aidan MAIN BUIL DING 15e Shah, FN ENG ee fo ai ip baal ees tes The other model, made of a fine quality net trimmed with wide bands of Cluny lace in cadhasang Roh rynoeti "ihe a with covered buckle ' in Po . . 9 Poel eey erent hae, Others high or ee neck, short or long sleeves; some semi-tailored. lated... 5 te net, Oh ii Build ue f een styles to select from. ere Iso di 4 (MAIN Building, ‘Third ) shoes in all fashionable leathers, crepe voile blouses, at sre also dozens of dainty’ lingerie and new $1, 98 $1 French Melange Drens Sult- teen eens ate to im Yelling ~Udg-yard 10c Ings. all-wool; new colors; 7 ul CL Be A] BY: MAIN Bullding Main Pioor.) dead iM AIN Bulldiag, First Floor.) 59e Corset Covera—made of fine] GREENHUT BUILDING cambric, daintily trimmed Oe Lye eye aca —size 18x30 : 4 inches baat ding, First Floor.) (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) OFC, OD. Orie Billed on the Above xtra Specials, Quantities LAmalted) ‘MAIN BUILDING= Devotional Articles Teens aeciel frem KEY OF HEAVEN white eeluloidy Qe | AMERICAN STANDARD BIBLE-—timp lent, silt edge; reg re red. liuatrat 41. in every size and every width. | Every pair with Goodyear-welted soles. Women’s $3 and $3.50 Low Shoes, *1.50 The samples of a first-class maker. About 2,000 pairs in all leathers, in Oxfords, pumps and Colonials. Sizes rincipally 3, 314, 4and 4 B and GS wide, and a few in D width. All with Goodyear-welted or hand- turned soles. een s and Women’s Foot-Mould Arch- Su, porting and Cushion‘Sole Shoes, *4 pring 6 fetid ‘our celebrated FOOT-MOULD SHOES—all leath- era, sizes and wid For boys’ and girl (MAIN Bui W 16 - Butt sin sn | $ omen’s utton - Len Glace Afternoon or Evening “Gloves at . mp 78 These are in white only. Made with four buttons at wrists. Particularly suitable for dinner or theatre wear, as the longer opening permits easy removing of the hand part without disturbing the arm or sleeve part. Sar faeanerirnnestuliescasceaisetiasiiiiagabiniial Women’s 20-Button-Length Party Gloves—these have long wide arms coming well up toward § the shoulder, or wrinkling on the arm, as desired; white or black; pair (MAIN Bullding, Main Floor.) GREENHUT BUILDIN This Mahogany-Finished Corner Chair Regularly $6, Tomorrow, $ for... 75 id > $3.50, eee women; at $3, $8.50, $4 and $5. Oy Bibi” aivinity trout ree, 39c¢\" GREENAUT BUILDING——; Incandescent Gas Lights Specially Priced for Tomorrow Prism Shower In- candescent MAIN ‘iibpine Groceries, Fresh Meats, &c. We deliver fresh meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, bread and some varieties of cakes to all points of the City and Suburbs reached by our own Free Wagon Delivery Service. BOOK — black escent | | Bh cpkte BM for... eee rn All orders received tomorrow, Saturday, before 1 P. M. 80) ‘nybetd Made of birch, finished in a rich ma- will be delivered the same day to all points of the City from the verted burner, hogany color, Covered with assorted| |M_@J 2. .---+--> mantle and inner glass cy- linder; value 98c; to- rn 7B. Incandescent outhite—solid brass inverted burner, mantle, inner embossed Quart and pint sizes; will hot drinks hot for 24 hours, end cold drinks cold for 72 hours. (MAIN Buliding, Second Floor.) covers of velour, tapestry, etc. Sub- stantial and ornamental, and an soqulel- tion to s lor or livin; GRAENHUT Butng, Sword Poor.) Battery to 100th Street. Selected Fresh Eggs Our Own Baking Ditereererstseseneceeceees DELICIOUS PUMPKIN PIES— 996 —-—- MAIN BUILDING Indian MAIN BUILDING—— | | I Conbor Play Suits REENHUT BUILDING Rug & Linoleum Samples & Remnants mocha cakes each... MERRY WIDOW POUN! GQYOTER CRACKERS, crisp soda Ddiacults, biscuits; ae } package. 79¢ glass cries and 1 Regularly $1.29 and $1 Ay tomorrow, at CAKES—each, $1; 2 1 Samples ] ars 9! v . - LAYE! ul grap jorted ug Pp , “ he nant wiolets iS astor tics ye Chole pieces of Velvet and Tapestry Brussels in gi . Thene sie Weal for theamping chor rhe Ny of maar yar lubach Junior Lighis—compris- | | pretty colorings dP p TOY ae ae ee Rea s tomaceye et ree le ing Junior buraet, manite 5c Ree Pts te. tore | | Tapestry Brussels Samples an 1 es (MAIN Building, Fourth Fioor.) Fresh Meats WALTER DAMROSCH PERFECTOS~ $9 nx of 50) Manatee aD | gibi OS value 83; bo Welsbach No. 4 Inverted "ce d Upright Mantles—each A ROTHSC cHiLDS © good fare’ guarers De Inverted Lhe a Romnanio~ -BOc & 80c Grades-2 yards wide; square 29. Havane cigars va $ Oth S ] Details in Today’ 8 sly dreied 20 a —jacluding (GREENHUT Building, First Fioor,). NERA €O.'S HAVANA’ PRIN ms er a es Evening Journal pe rults and Vegetables ee ae MAIN BUILDIN “0 jereees ee MAIN BUILDING Ane FANCY NEWTOWN PIPPINS, Rome Inve ial fe HAVANA. ROTHSCHILDS $1.90 _ B ri Sa burner, man- cial tor box of CHILDREN'S straw HaTs— prices begin at..... 50c agemg: oat Wines and Liquors i.e ROBT. BONNER CLUB HOUSE $1 60 tle, inner value 82.28; of SHEET MUSIC * “HITS” oF 4c 15 ed 91.25 bende Sovereign Qe [0 large bot» Jupe- 74q| #1.25 gallon ie 98c wilite HOMER PERPECTOS $1.35 IEET MUSIC “HITS” OF 4e @& Je c 5 ns sig we , UDGE MARSHALL PERFECTOS—« good , BE FERS,| $2.25 ROLLER SKATES FOR wom. 20¢ shede in 0c vert here T4c Tie venie Oe Regal Do 69c Nome. fi ler cigar $1.1 CAPs, th Wiha EN, BOYS AND GIRLS—~ ba 1 grees one 01 Retae Ramaey ¢ +O 88c Bg, bo pons den Wedding eAnerire PIPES. best showing in New models $2.50 PLAYING GA\ 8c ber, ley Seated “t ork Bisse fringe to 138 bottle Revel QRe | Corning) 84e FRENCH BRIAR PIPES ma the Bake- 50c Monogram whiaky 20c mateh value $1, 49, lite mouthpiece; 0c ° $1 UE SERGE COATS Callfornis port a (MAIN Building, Third Floor.) eugs'ber. Perrand’e $1 1.4 lo: at, boute Imperis! 44q 0 8 years; $B (GReeNHUT “Building, Meta Floor.) (MAIN Bullding, Mein Floor.)