The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1913, Page 12

mega 8 NET NIE NPT r ‘ 4nH BVA WU, ata ca av 4k BRITISH MINISTERS HIT LAWYER A. B. JAWOROWER | heat Relief K BRYAN LARE IN WIRELESS STOCK DEAL. INDICTED FOR FORGERY. Madi td ah As datcade i Sir Rufus Isaacs Testifies He and Former Counsel of B'nai Brith Ab-| CHINESE WILL LIKE | Lloyd-George Lost on American | raham Pleads Not Guilty and | The Shares—Win Libel Suit | Is Held in. $5,000 Bail, | Tout “atte TONDON, March 19 —Judame wat) The General Sexslons 4 Jury re. { fule_of Calocide ) kiven to-day in the King’s Bency Di-| turned an indictment to-day charging vision for Attorney-General Sir Rufus | forgery against Alfred B. Jaworower, | Isaacs and Postmaster-General Herbert | lawyer, living at No Seventh pore ann wheynteouwad, inns © FG We Give Surety Stamps Free With All Purchases OE O Eel x (ONEiLi-ADAMS Co} Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street ° Our Faster Sale of Women’s Newest ‘Spring Suits, Coats and Dressese , 4d, avnve In thie for full fi utes, rently nore parte."" The effect in| really wonderful. All sore ntly; the feet 4 could sing uses It fate relief for | ' | raw . | 1. Samuel against the French nows- | “Venue. Jaworower was form wel to Bin Writh Avrah one of the largest fraternal ordera tn the world | It is charged that Jaworower diverted | neaw goer 1 paper, The Matin, for libel in connec: ton with the recent contract made be- ion Against Government tween the British Government and the Citas n | Marconi W : , ; ‘Participation Will Also Bene- | Saper wae cedered te eae ine, nee paper was ordered to pay all the cost ‘ ‘The Matin had imputed grows corrup- | ass Me! j fit Business Men Here. tion to the two members of the Brite | ee dsh Cabinet in connection with alleged . 1 1 t deals in wireless shares, but the newo- | Oa: He HEWRT WG. RM vetined | ADL CHUMRNL RE ’ ; drawn in the usuat way and turned | Any, (ruses Paper had already withdrawn all it8| ver to Jaworower, who ts alleged to| fis wh Allegations and apologized before tho | have cashed It x sult came on. Both of the Cabinet Min- | rower Wax arrested last Novem- arte MI be fostered and ee ered’) intern went on to the witness stand ant | ber, An investigation Into his connec: Preskiom W n'a decision that the} repudiated any connection with the} tion with the H'nal Brith Abraham hus administration shall take 0} market side of the Marconi contract. | heen under way ever since fn floating of a Chinese loan. Sec-| The Attorney-General and the Post-| represented in court to-day Bryan returned to Lincoln, tis | master-General swore they had never! ham Levy and entered a plea city, to-day to be the quest of {bought or sold a share of the company | ullty. Hall was fixed at # t St the annual banquet given by |oncerned in the contract with the Brit. | bond furnished at the time of his are Bryan Club to-night and to cele-|{#h Post-Office. Sir Rufus Inaacs, how- | oN 0 Continue feel so # dis that of Mrs, Te Te fee on husband died and the r Was 10) pores and remover SLINCOLN, Ned. March 19,—Secretary State Bryan to-day predicted hat the Aehip’ ot the Chinese people toward Receives the Enthusiastic Approval and Patronage of the Best Dressed Women— Particularly Those Who Have Been Paying Custom Tailors Up to $50.00 for a Garment. Copies of most favored Paris * styles and New York’s most ex- $ 1 7 e 5 0 wr Wena | ; Me a Een, f, admitted he had made « transac. clusive models. Special at..... New $25.00 to Wrate at nome, hi tty tement, on. the] ton In the American Marcon! Company | QUMIMNIIIH TO WOMEN Itt ry : $35.00 values " : nese Joan aituation covers the whole|shares six week» after the tender for ‘ow Is The Time FI Silk Hosiery$] 25 ." sald Secretary Bryan, “and I ad been made N Is Th T 5 ’ A Val. $1.75 to $2.25 ° ald creary Py eye | Buble explained thatthe amen. | INOW, os dome fp Sold on the O'Neill Household Club Plan ||} ' 009178 00825) © try, It ia not merely a negatl Sp We tae boeriia or ae f reabed to | | Pasi Tete) pr bamell iy | = Women’s Pure Thread Silk Stock- oe dual narnintatration,|BANY. He sald he had bougnt. 1000 | ofthe organs distinctly feminino = Buy your suit at this sale price and make Payments add Mie ‘oa 7M eck iis a st made by the last adminta , 7 soon Inter | hei k OS P and double toe. In black, tan ai t a positive dectaration of the Presi- Poets leah Uae tie | Beauty’ soon ta * 7, Now £ at Intervals colors. t's desire th ashist China and oUF! Davia Lioyd George, the Chancellor of | inhi. CU j udinesd interests in every 1OKit- |the Exchequer, and another L000 te the | beh hcp tlarsrce A A e e Silk Hosier ts wag. Hot arty be dovted ase of tank who were treat De F DR. y ene! oes | New Spring Suits Rajulee Vahior ¥: 69c n ends of is, has id - —F ee ore Tite ates oa be beas-| Caan ua oe ae shares, but ‘the net | avonite 'rescription = Values $25 and 935........ 1 7 ° 5 0 Women's Pure Thread Silk Stock ol e e transact: had bi S A ings, with high liced heel id by the'trithdly feeling which the | financial los to. himself, to. Lloyd Fanorstive'writ help you, hart tele, ., One and two button cutaways, Empire effects, Balkan blouse|| ji1- asia it fn Wash, tah a0 jent's ptafement ts sure to arouse ate and to the Master of Elibank. Your Draggist will Sepply You 3 suits, straight front and novelty styles. * ; i TWASHINGTON, Harch 19. statement created a atir in oourt. Colors include black, tan, blue, brown and all the wanted new Spring shades, x Materials include two-tone weaves, poplins, dice checks, plain serges, Bedford cord, eponge, men’s wear serges and novelty weaves. NewSpring Dresses| New Spring Coats Vatues.-..... $17.50) Vatucs.-...... $17.50 Newest styles of silk aud cloth dresses, ; with beautifully draped skirts. Ali] | Twenty-five of the most fashionable dresses are handsomely trimmed. Ma-| styles for street, dress, motor, evening terials are: and travelling coats. Materials are: Eponge, Bedford Cord, Men's Wear ate, Dh ; Serge, Diagonals, Linger, Crepe Me. | Bedford Cord, Diagonals, Poplins, Silk teor, Crepe de Chine, Charmeuse, | Cordelines, Striped Eponge, Mistral Striped Silks, Novelty effects. | Voile, Plain Eponge, Coverts. Silk Hosiery, 79c Regular Value, 81.00 Women's Pure Thread Silk Stock- ings, with high spliced heel and with self-colored embroidered insteps, double heel, toe and garter top; also plain silk, In black, tan and white. Boot Silk Hosiery, 3 9 Cc Regular Value, 50c _ oo ‘Wilsons statement of the Administra- re atutade wnard American bank-| BRITISH HAVE BEST FLIER. participation in the Chinese loan ——_ fforeigh loans generally has at- tipcted widespread comment and din-| Aeroplane ts a Werla r. Md ¢ | jon in offictal and diplomatic quar-| LONDON, March The British army baad 1ece ar or ul e tgs. Following cldsely upon the atate- | possesses the best aeroplane in the come intimations that the nego- | world nnd has perfected a type of flying t@ tions now may proceed as a five-|m.chine far auperior to'any In the pos ‘ ‘ ce ér affair without the American sion of other nations, according to Like This up. Col, John Seely, Secretary of State for Tt 1s pointed out to-day that the | War, who caused a sensation by making bankers of China's creditor nations, es- | this announcement in the House of Com- e House of Commons Told Army Jally Russia, may be counting upon | mons when Introducing the army es- ti moral support of their governments | thmates to~lay. t@continue to press Provisional Preal-| For British purposes, Col. Becly aald, t Yudn Shi Kal to make the loan, had been to secure there are also some indications of could Ay both slow i rf found in the confilcting claims The British army now had Here ae handsome of the various nationalities for pre-| Machines that had beaten eighty miles |3-Piece Parlor Suite deminating influence Ja the appointment | an hour and which also were able to| Which we have selected of administretors of the loan for ita |teduce their spsed to forty miles an | from our catalogue ay an aperture, |hour. An army biplane yesterday had [example of how much 0 pressing feature for China right | Pasted all the tests at an average peed | money we save you on n@w, diplomatists point out, 1s found in | Of %% miles an hour. hi Fer areute tt fact that China is more than one | Col Seely aid the British army nd at 984.08 ¢ behind in payment of Boxer in- | Would have 148 aeroplanes by next d a 4 Radi} AGnnipes.to the extent of $2,000,000, with | He claimed that Great Britain had de- | (re joMUnus I alo. OM, army, glamoring for back pase many | "erately rejected large airships ax be You wank : bh ate wincial loans coming due and necd | 1K Useless Cor her purposes, The War | (ou vrinl te be pure. to f@& money to continue the operation of | Pepartment was devating ity attention | Tr ou five near enuti i tHe provisional government. to sma) dirigibles which could be 14, Sur store to come in wan Shi Kal is placed in the position | Packed up and sent abrond with expedi- | von, do wo; but if you attempting to secure an extenaion of | Monary forces, Phe Secretary of War | cannot, call, , time from creditors who have failed to | ald that the mechantcal problem of re- Mi gsd ‘o,a loan, or succeed in borrowing | Pelling attacks on aircraft had been |WRITE FOR OUR «from independent bankers, as |#0lved by experiments carried out by the | HANDSOME BIG With cight-inch lisle garter topa, pliced heel and double sole. vi Main Store—First Floor, Store—Third Floor Undergarments Union Suits, 69c Regular Value 89c Women's Swiss ribbed Isle Union Or “THE WAY OF THE CROSS," Suits; low nock and no sleeves, knew é ; with prayere translated from th “VIA CRUCIS" International Bible $1.00 La length, with plain or lace teimmed ST. ALPHONSUS Lele Women's Swiss riped liste Vests, , mch Mos low neck and no sleeves, daintily , Warranted tor | Foceo%red-un trimmed. Ten Years, Engraving Free, Imported Vests, Regular Value 75c 50c ; . | army service. bs i Attached to en ia Se Rab yh dyes Ee eon er FREE CATALOG. yeWomen's Imported Swiss rlobed J |iliustrailon, kuaranteed for 20 Years. +i Roary is 4 i , Vests, in lisle and cotton, varying in i 1 Tt in dntimated Here that some Ameri- ERn Anton t6'G0 to Raabe, In this catalogue you will see 1,000 illustra- stylos; In white, pink and sky blue. Special at 25¢ LONDON, March 19.—Willtam Waldorf | tions and descriptions of t Office of Holy Week best furniture Women's Union Suits, ] | one ony complete edition. Printed can bankers other than those concerned jon John, an oMicer of the Life |ou the market ut the lowest prices. ia the loan rejected are figuring on par- Indla to fill an ‘ In ful from the Roman Breviary | \ ¥ aim ear: tigtpation in such a transaotion, tut it in ity hopes Reg. Value 50c, 35c] [ana Missal the Paatma pointed for! \\ R atone: et cryin Feries get Wat President Wilson's! ( Governor-General. Sce Our 4-ROOM Swiss Ribped _Unton | | Dae of the pointing and ) 1 the ceuoi te statement made it clear that while the —— ———— FURNISHED FLAT neck and No sleeves: i singing the different —— heart’ ‘are of CAinese Government would have the On Our 7th Fi e trimmed bortoms: | |tonen; the Blexwing of the Holy Olt one inva welvct writen] CASTORIA fiat” Weekly rma a aca | « eo ers Filled, 4 form.of u guarantee to would-be in- re ion securities. For Infants and Children. ie We Give 4% Green Trading Stamps WILSON HAS TARIFF TALK; bay > — qs PLANS TO HURRY BILLS. ware? President Will Work With Senate 25,000 Rose Bushes All fresh and hardy, ready to plant. About twenty different varieties. ‘The You can purchase, your furniture and your house at once and enjoy their use while t ‘Club “Members buy at our low Cav J} Sales and. Heduced Prices and ar ach filled book good fur $2.50 in i ere eee er one LY FURNIMILKD, aitiie 75 Mi t their needs from stocks 7 entire shipment is now on sale at id House Committees Prepar- S. E. Cor. 124th ST. ee ranery. Curtain, and ¥ C ing for Extra Session. DOCTORS FAILED AGANN— + and 3d AVE., NEW YORK. 2 for 25c or 15¢ each, ‘ASHINGTON, March 19.-Senator THE GREAT KIDNEY Simmons outiined to the President to- day hs plana for handling the Tariff REMEDY SAVED HER. bill in the Senate, The Senator declared thet in order to deal with the tariff ualy close co-operation would| It has been a few years since your neceasary between members of the | Swamp-Root has been used in my family ance Committee of the Senate and | but it ls not too late to tell you the bene- the Ways and Means Committee of the| fit that we derived ft ] Hause. i riously ill at the t he President will be in frequent 4 local doctors diay cofference hereafter with, Representa. | ed as chronic kidney trouble, The treat. fe Underwood, Democratic majority | ment Hits Shere ved the see | - logéer of the House, and Senator sim- | the leadin yeictans a & ibn, Ubon whom will teal te Sut not seem to hap herin any way The M One Low Price—Cash or Credit k of drafting the bil! | last physician we had in attendance de- ; Wg ea assy thet. the venient” way |elared Her case wan hopeless and that | No Red Tape, Club Y to \%4 off Regular Prices on Stickley Bros.’ Arts and Crafts Furniture On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, O'Neill's will sell a quantity of Stickney Bros.’ Famous Art and Crafts Furni- ture at 14 to }4 off the regular prices. Here are only a few of the many bargains offered: Set them out now and havée'roxe all summer long. Some of the vai in abundance ies are: American Beauty, Ulich, Brunner, General Jacquerinot, r Margaret Dickson. Yellow Rambler, Red R Pink Ra La Fran Mrs. J. Long. Other Shrubs and Trees Rhododendrons, 4 co Megnoilas, 444 i dalaeennoed ec oe ict teptaac mek pied akamsecscconsentt o This splendid book will be presented to each customer in our Religious Department to- morrow, Friday and Saturday. Also the following special values, and many not advertised. inet FA conference in the near future | Rthing could be done. 1 had seen Dr: Fees or Strings f Senin ae t Ra pocratio embers of these two x mer # event Nery shorty | any hind $60.00 Fumed ‘i ' « eressional committees. The entire ; ‘ i F i" . after boginning its use my wife was rest- 4 iwograntme. wi bo ater boganing its ure my wie wee eat" ( AN Goods Marked « |] Oak Bookcase, mBnication and sinultaneous study on! Ment She continued its use until sev. | in Plain Fiyures q thi Part of the committees and the | eral bottles had been taken and was not | caveman i es u eee csht verore the outro Sebaién be-''ogly aadraly cured but has not suffered Porceloid tll ‘ % 40 00 4 1 nay be dispoxed ¢ trouble since, The result Nie . otf Bs ber a period ax ponmible, thus | Aiveg trom whe wee of Dr. kimers | Refrigerator Wes ° ai¥ing time for other legislation Swamp-Root in this case 1 consider re- | and Side Icer hdth | ii we Democrats are confident they Aids cad thal eave bate & g00d | te solid oak; porceiold Width ix 60 inches; depth, 12 fe framed a tariff meusure that will| word for your splen reparation, — | food compartment, biass inches; height 56 inche has & faithful conformance tg the purty Very truly yours, trimmings and lock; centre eo doors Titan with wood Falls ions and three adjustable shelves sade of quartered sawed Indiana white oak, in the fanoys Stickley Bros. fumed oak finish; an artistic design. form and satisfactory, generally as J. AMES CROWTHER, circulation; absolutely & downward revision measure, and that| 448 Cherry St., Columbia, Pa, sanitary; as illustrated; general bill should| . On this 20th day of March, 1912, per- value Kuuntiet vf born {sonally appeared before me, a Notary Ml g23°.., $15.98 scanning. Public for the State of Pennsylvania aud Apartment style: erento County of Lancaster, J, Ames Crowther, 3 a ‘ I WALSH DUT, NEW CAPTAIN IN. ats rut tnt'arect ns giv $11.50 Cr Henry B. Br vaue $10 $5.98 Porcelold Refrigerator son Prom tod — Rorrtes Notary Death News With Lieutenancy. Seamless Brussels Rugs| Axminster Rugs ner Waldo announced to- mm " 5 9, Very few figures are “perfect,” and now that fashion seeks the “natural” lines of the perfect figure uncorseted, which are long, sylph-like ani slender, » than ever important to have o ‘or this we reeommead to the dia- corset that produces the perfect figure. F criminating woman $21.00 Fumed Oak Library| $7.00 Fumed Oak Foot with no appearance of stiffness, it is me * Table $14.50 Stool, 93.50 at $3.00 to $10.00 j fi ’ Mail orders filled promptly, but none can be sent C.0. D, " O'Neill Homefurmishinus Store—Basament, The “Uncorseted Figure’ Requires the Most Carefully Fitted Corset. 7.6x9, 6x9, day Promotions in the Police De- | L Llates Nee | Value $12, at. A $9.50 Vie $18, a... BL 1.98 he dinn : ; Bx Silcaee. Themes W. Walkhs Ligue | rae Sam AatmP Re WW Be or Yeo at... BLL.B8 | Vaie's25, a,..... $17.98 Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co,, Bingham- ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle, It will re special squads, was made car- | convince anyone. You will also receive and will be assigned later, Serst. ’ 4 booklet of valuable information, telling Jon C. Horries of the Kast One Hun- | all about the kidneys and bladder. When | dred and Fourth street station ts ele-) w; be sure and mention the New | vetted to # iteutenancy. York Evening World, Regular fifty-cent | jes's promotion came through the| and one-dollar sige bottles for sale at all a of Edward 8. McConnin, who,was | drug store | of him on the list of eligib! Lieut. Milhauser, in the t a£ommiasioner’s office, was NO EXTRA CHARGR ¥OR IT, on hin, word eee, had of tere for The mys tals nas. ¥, Mason, on one of the Headg-| ine $21.50) (oie sso, w...,,. $3250 Ask About Our Easter Gift Corse: ‘Women fitted in one of our La Vida models make frequent comment thet they are ‘as easy sitting as standing,” and are told that thelr figuros preserve the new slender lincs She | «” either posture, fon in This obtains in the selection of tho ti is 10 inches P14 26x40 Inches, | Holght, wintl® pretty font stool 18 10 18 fos large drawer in on either end, | RRR, fitted with Ofer | proper, model Our trained corsetie are convenient for books! Wood is quarter-sawed ouk, finished | will ive their pervoanl attention to supply. te.; one large shelf in| i a‘neh brown shade of fumed oak, | ing cxuctly the model best sulted vo tho tee eee kg Benuine | Thorouxhly constructed, individual figure, oak, fumed a rich es " ishing Store | . t OFNeI “Hometurntshing O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor, > SQ ESS[WO'eill-Adams Co., Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City ( | | | | ° bottoms, GCORT publish i Lisle Vests. 25¢ ‘ , 4 lar, Hon of the Most "Rov. eR EES Bias y Regular Value 35c b ? $1.60 Rosaries, z9¢ exible Y = | |