The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 21

SHR BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1026. re careers a. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. PEOPLE adi igatnece, Open, the, Buchanace Day. = CHURCH CALENDAR date eee Se ee HR DETECTIVES AFTER I OBSERVED THON eee ee SERIES OF ROBBERIES Mr Baten, whe has an ofce ot o.] NEW PREMIER FOR JAPAN. i Count Otiitsn Rocemmer Recommenéed to Em- ‘a, with his wife at the time, and r ¥ lace was in charge of four eer- girls, who were at dinner whon ‘soe fs hd i ubant ‘ae: the negroes japan, Cow window, entered through © PADtEY | Jacue Okuma, former Foreign Minte- at Gathering together all of the Baker |{c"a,y "ny tie Eider Gtavenmen for the silverware, they piled it into two|ofice of Premier in ft Count Gom- tible wast ber no laundry basketa. They also took a ‘bel Tamamote, wbooe Cabinet seslgned In five minutes! “Time itt] ye sate it! Pape's Diape ce cones om in 4 en Gold breakfast service which waa a|in consequence of the naval ecandals No incigestiot gas, the sto ch all distress vs vaniVhes. ive oa wedding present, and some valuable | eonnected with the receipt of illicit com- sourness, ching. truly astonishing — almost marvellons G Fi Four Burglars Get $10,000) bric-a-prac, ‘They then tucked sheets | Missions by officers. Pkatal Aaa 8: and the joy is its harmlessness. f lay ear Is , bay: id M h? over the tope of the baskets and de-| ,, The coronation of the Emperor, which “Really does” put bad stomachs in pod tarts fity-cont case Terns Die «| C1 out Beginning of Jewish Worth of Loot in parted through a door used for trades- | pea, aah cath es oe order "elif dom’ overcome radia pepein will give y yous Bs m BOUND AND noes Sesyenes Seiil ie ourae Ww Wee | intvanuelee ren of eal druggiot je 1 wager yepeps' sour. bgt oof Results in Passover. Last Haul. Going out, they pasned the super- The nan ‘oe the Provnehon Going | ness in five raises That—just that— ive peagewr ote gold to mes Intendent of the building and the! of the coronation ts that the seed of the makes Pape’s Dinpepsin the largest sell. | and women who can't get their stomachs Tooth Decay a hall-boya, who believed they had| rice used in the sacred ceremony must / ng stomach regulator in the world. If|regulated. It belongs im your home— To Roman Catholics and Episco- Following @ $10,000 robbery in the| called for the Baker linen. Out in an] ot be ripened during the pertod of na-| iat bell al iu gas nad erwviave teen bgt always be kept et | im case of And have you “‘acid mouth,” | Pallans to-day ts the most solema on home of C. W. Baker, No. 189 River- | areaway they met several delivery | Hone! leadshcin ad a pe digeeted toot oat acid | head ind dias ey os nn Ana Tyler severe yo the Church calendar—Good Friday. —— side Drive, it was learned to-day that | Do¥s 4nd stopped to chat with them, and achea, breath foul, and roost harraless stomach bh doctor you ask? Unless you're one To sows it marke the beginning of featdenta, in the aetenbornocd ot| aif a8 hour afterward the maids} KING OF SWEDEN IMPROVES.) your insides filled with bile snd indiges: the, east. ] * of five out of one hundred, | the Passover, which will continue for | Bandits Force Ahring Into Box discovered that the place had been —_—— ; Why? B horiti the next eight days. Bighty-sizth atreet and the Drive | looted, and they notified the police of| Gustave Making Fatr Progress Af- find thet 95% of us have this | auttaing Remaa, Catbetie eharahes and Steal $3,000 have hired private detectives to run | Hi8. tregth street stations, nee ter Severe Operation. i + of us have the Masa of the Presanctified is cele- down a band of robbers who have) within the last few months eix| @TOCKHOLM, & , i brated to-day, whi From ki been terrorizing that sect! bberies have been co vee ieee cen tema Pa GRAIN. TRIANGULES OF & acid result of fermenting food Leia bate Dyed IC tie fares. Safe. Pa ects bmuavas- |e Seteeee On or ite King Gustave of Sweden wna sald to be : particles served after noon. In many Episcopal ; ters, who were called in when the| more than an $80,000 takes, pecovertag from the Gara oe the oper: J churches the first services were held| LITTLE ROCK, Ark., April 10.—| band first began operations, not only) meehette Pi per’ CURES Reeneae f ¥ at 6.30, In the Church of St. Mary the| Attracted by muffied cries from the| tried to suppress details of the raida, , April 10 Padre, the 4 FIVE j d er ‘oO Virgin there will be matings at 10,|¢xpress car attached to a local Chi- | but they made absolutely no progress 3 ' rea! jurgeona in attendance J SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS J Htany, proanaphora at 10.80, even-|¢ago, Rock Island and Pacific train, | in their investigations, so the private | of in conseque: hi st passed a quiet at song at 6, stations and sermon at ¢|failway employees here last night | sleuths were hired. te Enettc, whe tape thresh a ay ” Tooth Paste o'clock. ot Sl round the express messenger, William name negroes raided the Baer |leved, to) eet neue ek cal during wn ocis pais BW vere ARGE SO CENT CASE Abi locked ti t ome, whic! on the ground floor = to “ ” iahiop “Wooseck tikes the three: | SEG: oe the sate to , [of the fashionable apartment house, PRialon Dein = tae ae and ries “any til eft ANY DRUG STORE. evercomes ‘‘acid mouth.” kt Trinity, Dr. Moller at Lie hea! counteracts its attacks on the . ecevery | Wes We = = ——— — —— traia reached Little Hock from Hot thin, — begat Of the | nos's and Dr. Gates at the Chapel of |Springs at 10 o'clock. It 1s extimatod ceeth. great help toyou | the Intercession. Bishop Greer will| that between $2,000 and $3,000 was ob- fl . de- in preserving this intact, and goes ae Via at Bt! Andrew's of the car n #0 preserves the soft, inside For a musical service the favorite fraskeilA Aree thiry a ir go Sie oe aoe an fol tooth-sybstance from the | cantata is “The Crucifixion” by | Other members ofthe tain cree bacteria of decay. ital end ew noth! ix =| the behead = i ensenger discove! 6 = trunk. i 5 Pebeco doesn’t stop at tooth- a eaving. It’s just as good at , ana at Fase BOY WAS DEAD IN WELL. ( Cleansing, whitening and re- ate Church. There] DANBURY, Ci storing the naturally brilliant, . will conduct @ service | posse had scoured oods in the tow: lustrous surface that all well- There will be a Holy <. 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