The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1913, Page 7

coat, and amid the greatest excitement she fled from the hall. Mise Pankhurst sought to escape on foot, however, and the police soon over- took her, She resisted them and a crowd soon gathered. The young wom: an continued her struggles until it was necessary for the police to pick her up and carry her to « waiting taxicab. MICHIGAN GIRL GETS A MONTH AT HARD LABOR. ‘Mise Zelie Emerson of Jackson, Mich.; Mise Mary Richardson and Harry Golien, a le sympathizer with the woman ouffrage movement, who were} tore noon. ANTS SEND ESSAGETOKING $ET $100,000 FRE | “Wake Up Government; Give Us Reason to Be Loyal,” Word to Ruler. lberate Miss Sylvia Pankhurst from the hands of the police at’ Bromley were all went to fall by the police magistrate to- day. Miss Emerson, who, the police testified, had incited a mob of 500 ob- structionists by shouting, “What are you going to do?” was given a month's *|hard labor and Harry Golden » similar sentence, but Miss Richardson, who had assaulted the police and broken a win- dow at the police station, was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment, The Drisoners' only comment was, “We shall do just as much as we choose.’ —_>—— SUSPECT FAILED IN SUCCESS. Teok the ENDS WITH AN APPEAL. Miss Pankhurst, Sentenced to! Three Months, Cries, “I'll Hunger Strike!” FORWICH, England, July $—The Sree cerere meen handpome festdence of Bir W. H. Lever; Wa* Captured and Arrested, F @t Bivington Hill was burned to-day} Whatever merit there might be dy ahitrrpettes, destroying rare tapes-|!" he leswon taught by & mov- en ie ( tefedand valuable pictures, the loss be- |" Picture reel entitled “The Fall-| and hole \ fing betimated at $100,000, ‘The reat.| Ue of Success," which was taken| “Fine, fin | 100% The resi! trom under the coat of John Gardner,| The Pres enc) was unoccupied. twenty-nine years ol4, of No. 249 West Pigeards were found about the place,| Fourteenth street, will be elicited for |" one $f which bore a message addressed! Mr, Gardner when he faces trial in the to the King. Another note, addressed | Jefferson Market Court to-day. Two to Lover, said: ‘young men, Frank Edsall, twenty-seven, “If you had been as loyal to us as of No. 117 Charles street and James Laneashire is to the King this would Elmore, twenty-five, of No. 10 Bot Bave happened.” | wich atreet, will be tried with Gard ‘The message addressed to the ba Gardner went into the Fourtee waidt | Street Theatre yesterday with two com- “Wake up the Government and give) panions. Shortly afterward the ree] was Gs réason to be loyal. Then try us.” | missed by MISS) =PANKHURST CREATES) Rosenquist. @CENE 'N COURT. Detectives Upton and Martin were Bias Gk one cua a WA frienda were suspected and “tailed” for 2 eeveral hours. The policemen saw them ‘equalied in Bow Street to-day when the! ente? a moving picture house and milltint suffragette was arraigned. The) arrested them. Detective Upton after Court demanded that Miss Pankhurst) a struggle took the reel from Gardner give bond guaranteeing good behavior|and Detective Martin held the other @F go to jail. She steadfastly refused, | two suspects. and 'wnen sentenced to jail jumped to the proprietor, Sidney —__ TURNSTILES IN THE LOOP. ‘Those Whe Ride o hunger strike! I'll hunger strike!” Migs Pankhurst was sentenced 10 Prisen for © term of three mon p TageRh ate glade ot a a WIN Mies Ticket Choppers. “im court, but there was no demonstration| fhe Pubite Service Commission to-day . | voted unanimously to permit the T. Company to use turnstiles ins of ticket choppers on the stations of the Centre street loop which links the @tart serving her sentence and her friends predicted it would soon be nec- aseazy for the Government to order her “Cr Williamsburg, Manhattan and Brookiyn {| bridges, The thousands of travellers .| Will daily have to push turnstiles after buying tickets. The Commission wished It to be un- derstood by the public that its action applies to the Centre street loop only -| and is not to be accepted as a prece- dent for the other subways. The turnstiles were allowed for eco- nomic reasons, der a wide lipped to one side of her head. Other speakers had intimated that Miss Pankhurst might need protection while Senses cceseeeeeel Prombter Killed by Train. RAHWAY, N. J., July &—J. W. Wise, @ civil engineer and promoter in Cuba, and @ resident of this city, was struck by @ train at the Hilton avenue cross- ing late last night and instantly killed, | Mr. Wise had an office in New York , City. hurat. thes and see that you take them, even 4¢ Tam in jail.” ‘When the police appeared Miss Pank- CHOICE No. 1. Every $22 Fancy suit Every $22 Blue or Black suit Every $20 Fancy suit Every $20 Blue or Black suit Every $18 Fancy suit Every $18 Blue or Black suit NOW CHOICE No. 3. Every $45 Fancy suit Every $45 Blue or Black suit Every $40 Fancy suit Every $40 Blue or Black suit Every $35 Fancy suit Every $35 Blue or Black suit ‘NEW YORK, BROADWAY AT WARREN ST, 6” AVENUE ABOVE 277 ST TSTORES huPat’s chauffeur wrapped her in biel WILSON PLAYS GOLF ON DARTMOUTH LINKS. Motors Thirty Miles and Gets a Warm Greeting From HANOVER, N. H., July 8.—President Wilson tried another golf links to-day, this time the nine-hole course at Dart- mouth College. and, motoring over thirty miles over @reen hills and valleys, arrived here be- arrested last evening while trying tO) ine college town is filed with sum- mer school students, and some of the “co-eds tripped enthustastically across the links to greet the President. From roadway groups of town folks watched the play. The President played a fair game, but found the links much more difficult than the Woodstock course, where he wa yesterday. Dr. C, A. Grayson was ax his opponent, about when they arrived, and a secret service man and one of the chauffeurs volunteered for the task, ‘As the President played his second round a very small boy trated him with a very big American flag, and when he reached the green more “co- eds” came up to shake hands with the upon his feminine Ce a “SALE Every $30 Fancy suit Every $30 Blue or Black suit Every $28 Fancy suit Every $28 Blue or Black suit Every $25 Fancy suit Every $25 Blue or Black suit Without reserve—A positive Choice of the House at these prices. a BROADWAY AT BEDFORD AX. HELD BEN TEAL’S AUTO Then He Was Arrested. Robert J. Huston, chauffeur for Co-Eds. Ing to Teal's statement last night, left Cornish earl; He left Coi Y | money by hiding his automedtle, grand larceny, Magistrate McQuade in the West Court to-"ay and held in $1,000 ball examination on Thursday, o lives at No, 1 Weat 8! trect,-called in Patrolman night and demanded the « garage and refused to produce the chine until paid $20 which he cla! was due him. Teai paid the money There were Ho end then had Huston arrested. a by Track. fillo, driver of a truck of the Lash ington stre every day alt At Ninth Twelfth sti o-day as he had and Little Wilson was not flustered ‘& neat putt. exclaimed the girls, lent amiled appreciatively "but sald: do as well as and one of the rea ran over him. He Zerillo was so frig! 4 that hi have not found him yet. Fe! Fi! Fo! Fum! I'll eat up every single crumb! ‘FORCE’ TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES Particularly for little folks, because it’s wheat and provides just the sort of nourishment their growing bodies need. And the bare ley malt makes it easy to digest. FOR PAYMENT OF $20. Chauffeur Hid Theatrical Man's Machine Till He Got Money; Teal, the atage manager, who, accord- to force him into payment of a sum of who was arrested on the charge of wan arraigned before of Huston. He told the officer that the chauffeur had hidden his auto in some Bank street was riding with Patrick Ze- ter Company of ®leventh and Wash- acation commenced. ‘Weat truck ran into a rut and young Patrick was bounced off his seat. The boy fell between the horses eels of the truck killed instantly. doned the truck and ran off. The police Ben Full Reports. Show There Were Hand to Hand Combats at Bagsak. WASHINGTON, July 8.- of Brig.-Gen. Pershing's campaign to! Vangelaer abandone THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1918. AMERICAN TROOPS FOUCHT WITH 10,000 SAVAGE MOROS. | roi. the rteuct erat beneath the Mani this afternuen when he sa 2d \ water. Vangelacr | ward the spot wir appeared and for searched around for bum. | The man appare jthe force with wh for he did not + He Full reports tried | disarm the Moros which culminated in | notifed the police the battle at Bagsak, received at the! and|War Department to-day, give accounte | of the heroic con ness with’ fide vages i for ixty- Gar- rrest frequent, In which Major-Gen, Bell, ma- imed and and Notit! New Haven and Bit- | transfer Tug No. ban- the “Fourth” to ee Sam's ESS HATS, ST! Paris pind and plainly troopers fighting In the mountain fast- 000 and 10,000, combate with Moros armed with barongs and spears were rendered, and the encounters were end- ed only by escape or death, Philippine Department, praises Brig.- Gen. Pershing and his men warmly, MAN LEAPS FROM BRIDGE. Capt. Jim Vangeluer of the New York, Midsummer Millinery Held later than usual this year, because our Hats have i In such unl- Yersal and incessant demand. Certainly those who stay in New Ycrk after will have a vacation from the higher prices that prevailed up STREET HATS, BOATING HATS, MOUNTAIN HATS, severe shapes, SIMPLE LEGHORNS and others cov- duct of American! sometimes number- | not @ savage sur- commanding the} |Not in any Hartford Railroad 9 was guiding his Clearance Sale of birthda: ered with flowered satin and lace. ble fir; larly 95c., pair For tennis, At SMITH GRAY’S CHOICE OF THE HOUSE } The Most Remarkable Offer We Have Ever Made Four Stores Wide Open to Give You an Unlimited Selection of Our Entire Stock CHOICE No. 2. i Come early; Prettiest styles in bleached; welded SHEETS—for 34 PILLOW CASE; hame—in Ay SATIN PRINCES: Sold in June at $12.00, os © 10c ha 4 few BATH MATS—colored; worth S0c., $1.00, $1.25, Sheets and Pillow Cases Standard grades—splendid summer quality—strong and durable; full- SHEETS—for cots or single beds; worth 55c, each. styles and colorings. Two Unusual Silk aa ning shades, including white, cream or black. Reg. $1.10. CHIFFON TAFFETA—plain or changeable; one yard wide grade; all colors, also white or black. 6.50 $14.75 and $17.50, Women’s Gloves and Hosiery ELBOW LENGTH PURE SILK MOUSQUETAIRE fo Racoon | dou- hite and black; excellent quality; always sold a IGHT SILK HOSE—full regular made; thread tops; double heels and toes; white, tan and black. Regu: FULL-PASHIONED LISLE THREAD HOSE—double tops, soles, heels and toes; white, tan and black. Regularly 29c., pair.. and Bath Towels {u!!;b/e E12kc S15¢ Worth 25c, each, 17c, each, each, At 39c, 59c, 69c each $3.95 Slashed Checked Skirts Black and white check skirts, slashed at sides and fastening with buttons; belted waist with buckles. The material is of exceptional quality, ana the correct weight for sum- mer. 22 to 30 waist bands..........cseeseeeeveeesenees $1.50 Balkan Middy Blouses goin, boati quality drill, in white, wh hagen blue. Sizes, 8 to 20. Cool New Waists ‘fax Ideal warm weather models, daintily trimmed. A big ae of styles in the sheer batistes, fine cotton voiles and eyelet embroidery effects, I rts; of fine f Coy Lingerie Blouses shown this summer. Effectivel: 1.79 2.59 mist inexpensive at these prices, 1.00 centre ge finished ready for use. or double beds; worth 65c, each.. size 45x36 in.; worth 14c, each, 25¢ & 29c Wash Fabrics, 15c 27-in. Ratine Crash Sult- ings. Silk Rtripe P bal aa colors, black or white. 32-1 Anderson's Ging- RATINE STRIPES — black and white; al SUCKERS and LAW! saiae and 15¢, pretty S—all pure silk; one-yard wide; street and ev. xcelle! Reg, $1.25 e8s style yee 'g0"—ol and blue. wear. quisite You'll fin ee elsewhere 156... Notions : ASTRA COLLAR SUPPORT- ERS GOLF HAIR NETS DRESS AND SHIRT WAIST SHIELDS—6 pairs . BB'S ue POWDER, .12¢ PEBECO TOOTH PASTE 90 “BATHADORA” Women’s75cSwiss Collars Stylish, new and cool for present These collars are daintily set-off with embroidery in ex: colors. f genuine pin seal, morocco, suede and calf. | gray and black; fitted with Purse, mirror, powder box, tablet and iver and gilt frames. Also the popular pouch bag of moire; in black, oH & Des Lengths of Dress of Mohairs, Panamas, Vo. d Checks, Values to $1.25 wt SOC Specials 50c 4 $1 Imported Jewe'ry Ic The right kind to tak vacation or outing, , 85 and three enamelled pin Chains, Hat Pins, Bead in pearl, white and pi amber, crystal and turquoise; and gold plated Slipper Buckles; Purses, Coin Cases, Tablets and Bath Powder. ,18¢ Vanity Cases, seve: ‘Protect Youre: a? rounTaine, om On cLecwnene Original = and 4 Genuine HORLICK’S |MALTED MILK | "Cheba Imitations” Tags Captain Searches tor + sear Theood DrinkforAllAges Milk Trust - tanto oa SHORLICK'S® 98 in * 85c nn 73C _. Women’s $3.50 Hand Bags, 1.95 ss weight to them other than what you plice therein. A os of all short lengths Suitings and Black and White 39c, 49c,69c attan Bridge Wa man leap jand in uh ral minutes 7 | | the #eareh and Lexington to 3d Ave. Our Big July Mill and Factory Sale Now On!) Tremendous Stocks; < Sensational Savings; m 3 Every Dep't Contributes ~ Best Seasonable Goods. An Extraordinary Event! On the Main Floor: “Fruit of the Loom” and other standard bleached yard wide; a 10 yds. (no mail orders); yard. Women's Lent Sis Glove; Black tod wha per pair... 50c Real Brussels Lierre Veils; new design; at 59c §4c " 18c "7c Also the ly smart but | 1 | it! i | | so SEER NS. Bags with in tan, navy; Goods les, Fancy 25¢ eon Bar our ins, Brooches, Collar Pins, Guld front Sets, Long Necklaces ink, coral, steel i]! Men's and i]| Whittemore’s Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing . 12c to 15¢ Platt Valenciennes Laces he per yard... 250 Satin | $s sad ide Lene; eile eal Weaver at, per yard. | 36-inch Imitation Cluny Allovers; at, per yard. 50c Embroidery — Ber inches wide; per yard. undered Linen Collars; at . 1c Li-on Glass Towelling; | ey, Cotton rluck Towels; hemmed; red borders; at 1214¢ Pure Linen Roller Towellin 17 inchs special, a é 50c Superba Bay Rum; | i. ‘bottle at 2c — Cold Cooney 4-02. jar; ae Peroxide Cream, at $1.39 Hemstitched Tablecloths; 56x71; Table Damask, 58 ins. wide; per yd | Hemstitched Napkins; value $1.59 dozen; Washable Table Covers; German make; 4x4, ; 15¢ Hose Supporters; sew on style tenon’ Silk Braid Tie Laces. | $3 and Button Shoes for Women, at Boys’ $1.50 Calf Blucher Lace Shees, a | Women’s $1.50 White Pump and Oxfords at. Children’s Cambric Nightgowns, special at Children’s Cambric Drawers; sizes 2 to 8, Children ‘ambric Petticoats; sizes 4 to 14, at Children’s Cambric Princess Slips; sizes 4 to 14, at 50c to 75¢ Wash Hats for Little Tots at Childrca’s Chanibray Rompers; sizes 2 to 5 Women’s Percale House Dresses; many styles. Women’s Extra Size Cambrie Dr: Women’s Taffeta Silk Petticoats; all new shades; at. . Women’s $2.50 to $3.50 Shces; many s' | Women’s 25¢ Nainsook Corset Covers at. . Women’s 75c Crepe Night Gowns at Women’s & Misses’ $5 Summer Dresses . Women’s Dotted Swiss Blouses, sizes 34 , at. Women’s $1.00 Lingerie and Voile Blouses at ms Women’s $2.00 and $3.00 Voile and Lingerie Blouses [Women’s Mohair Lathing Suits, separate bloomers. . $1 Children’s Check Gingham Dresses; 6 months to 2 yrs. On the Third Floor: 19c Decorated Tea Cups and Saucers, 15c China Bread and Butter Plates ARK Aananedareeerreee $6.00 Cut Glass Water Sets, 8 pieces . $5.00 Imported China Tea Sets, 56 pieces . 40c Holland Window Shades; complete for . $1.98 Hand-Painted Pastels.............. 5Cc, Framed Pictures, size 16x20 ins., at. On the Fourth Floor: Reeular 90 ism mo-Raverile Mating Rugs ai... if vers! atting seeee De _Ropal Wilton us size 27x54 inches; at...... $2.50 $5.00 Hammocks; steel frames and sprays ooo $3.98 | S50 Hieetth Coned Dining Choke at Tee Nata ate $1.0 Hundreds of other big values at every turn <p TLOUMINGD ALES, Lea. to 34 Ave, th to