The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1914, Page 18

Ro ak ER RVENING WORLD, “ Trtaftan Consul in New York has tneti- tuted proceedings against the Lehigh ste , : eet cede and,Hudson Raflroad Company clatming at Sing Bi By ‘until mat- tpn were oot! and im- under way way finished. , | brovernent: talian Consul Ques for Man's Death to The Bresing Wortd,) opp! vaee aA i ‘wick by being buried under tons of aa it came from @ car, The victim hes Ate and four children in Italy and nanded for their benefit. & TO-MORROW 2000 Smart Trimmed Hats We Have Closed Out the Entire April Output | Of One of New York’s Foremost Makers Hats Made to Sell at $6.00 to $12.00 Choose at $2.97 and $3.96 Each Included are semi-dress and dress Hats representing all the newest and smartest styles of the moment. There are Hats for Young Girls, Misses and Women; Hats for every occasion; Hats to suit every need and every whim and inclination. These Hats have been very care- fully made, and expertly and sty- lishly trimmed. ;Made of the finest Milan, Milan hemp and Lissere straw trimmed with flowers, ribbons, feathers and jet motifs, according to the best Paris styles. The Hats are in black, white, brown, navy, and many other fashionable colors, and color- ° “combinations. Those illustrated give only a faint idea of this wonderful collection of 2,000 of the season's most modish Hats... « j We anticipate that many women will buy.more than one of these Hats at the remarkable prices. So that every one may receive prompt attention we have reinforced our corps of sales- people in the Millinery Salon. The Hats should last to-day and to-morrow, but we remind you that those who come earliest will have first choosing. Millinery Galons, Second Wleer, Broadway. Sunkist # @ Oranges—Now Heaviest with Juice Try Sunkist Lemons, Too Ask for Sunkist Lemons, too. 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WASHINGTON, May 1—A Joint resolution te make available immedi- ately the entire $101,000,000 pre- vided for in the Army Apprepriation bill, Just td by both houses of been intreduced at MWwilecn’s fequest by Chairman Hay of the Committee en Military Affaire. e funds provided in the big supply bill, orig- inally designed to meet only the needs of the army for the fiscal year be- ginning July 1, to meet the ichomera emergency in Mexico. It bas Deen suggested that the came | course may be followed by the Naval Affairs Committee, although Chair- man Padgett does not favor such ac- | tion unless the President requeate it.) the Government is to be ot War Garr: | te reg ry ve expedition propaniy wit make uae ry to draw the force from the Coast Artillery. «| The Secreta 201 whic been doing border patrol duty was Wares by Gov. Hunt, was plac y by company D of Hwetetn Gaited States Infantry along the Laguna dam and Irrigation Gator | and canals. report that Manzanillo, on west const of Mexico, had been “Newspaper reports ra ment at Manganilio, which, were ee: | lighed in some of the papers without confirmation and in spite '& positive assurance the | retary of the Navy last night that the rumor could not be true, have; Loess entirely disproved by a telegram | eceived from Admiral. Howaai, in charge of of the ships on the west coast of “Mr, Daniels in the Layne madsen ues! ‘ona to re- hee Department. Every (rg Si aLnad the scatane lnterent lar Be. | ing given out promptly by the Alloa ment and the Secretary hopes that unconfirmed Eyer gee Nl oy be Peapod investigated and co! ed before ing ublished. e Secretary desires to thank the press for the care they have exer- claed so far and ‘wishes te failure, to hear fro has h the west ‘coast is layeery by and unless something of a of a bombardment, saya that the Raleigh reports tu him that there @ serious incendiary. fire at Mansanato, Dy sal probably gave rise 3 ea ‘THE 'POSSUM'S TAIL. a the Louleville Times.) Capt. Brinton B. Davia has returned trom’ is annual outing with t! Hunting Club on Lake Georg ith batch of anecdotes. 8 ‘of * 0) wah,” who atill holds forth ‘on the Junt- a per hunting preset nd pilots see Eoutevitie Indians, who otherwise mij end up heaven knows. where. Jim mn nee Nevin on eculiar Following t the rine of ‘what's were ricer prints was a small, continuous fur- row, “What kind of a Ae Net in that, Jum?" a nn “aah,” ex- nee olf ne "ETO, does he make that fur- eat itt traci jets tt " know, boas. I jes’ reckin Goan’ pay no tention to dat tal ut, @ he thinks It'll come along, SS AHORT STONITS OF ANIMALS. (From the Springfield — Ho cast sheep's eyes at ed the pat et te ne indy afsplayed . ‘ane pair Poe ‘pleasure to crow ever hit an ht he went out on 4 8 On me return she pitches ats him ike a th anata The ‘divorce he called her a nghe'enld he was a swine | ‘They both went to the dome. aeetierteasts IN VAUDEVIL wunsd (Vom the “Well, Yorick Basan te happy it heat.” $ Eee tigee WSS, wwe ) Now, Gentlemen Here’s Your Chance. Extraordinary Purchase dnd Sale of 5,000 Pairs of . 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