The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1914, Page 6

+ three tm oll poe YO A a ° ina the feet in thie for f minutes, gently ru * The w fifteen ine the ON HIS TALK WITH PRESIDENT WILSON: ad *|Polk and Malone, Also Just Back From Washington, Are Unusually Silent. GOT A TIP AT CAPITAL. aeagmanen They Are to Keep Their Hands Greatesi Kaown foot Remedy | Cal-o-cide M to-day that President Wilson isn't bit scared over the report that he continues to give Federal ap- | et ced to antl-Tammany men ele. fall, The Prasident knows that or n kely to be CHILDBIRTH MADE PAINLESS. Prof. KNibemon Dincovery at Academy of Medi anigne in an ade ehildbirth covery of his new anaesthetic, publican Congressmen — will be from New York State this st f the Democratic Congressmen York State are from t nd that they are I many men who are very re-elected. No Tammany will Inst work- jefeat the organization can- istrict "lKtnte prison and to pay i fine of $5,000. | Pp ° M d 1 D 1 not /'rhe court room was cleared and the sentence. Machilotte was tiken. PARIS, July 22 “De sat the Academy of edicine said the problem of painless has been solved by the dis- ne. Callouses, - ns At the same rexston of the ° : reat . a} . rh he academy An Off State Ticket at the Prof, Vincent read a paper giving radi- | 2 cal means for preventing premature Primaries. Mayor Mitchol, Carporation Counsel Frank Lyon Polk and Collector of the Port Dudley Field Malone are back from Washington after important talks with President Wilson, Although it Is known that they talked State polities and Federal patronage, in the distribution of which State Demo- cratle Chairman William Church Os- born says he was ignored by the President, all are unusually silent. Mayor Mitchel was asked if ho talked Federal appointments with the President. “That borders closely on politics and I refuse to discuss it," he replied. But it ia known among independent anti-Tammany Democrats that Mit- chel, Polk and Malone, each for dit- ferent reasons, has promised not to mix in local politics for the present. They will suggest no candidate for Governor and will not interest them- selves in a Stato ticket. They are not going to take an active part in splitting the Democratic party this fall unless they get a man who Is very certain to win, They are watching with interest N| John A. Hennessy and his Guberna- N| torial boom. Hennessy has not yet sought tho ald of Mayor Mitchel in his campaign, There is still said to be a slight reserve between the Mayor ang the man who made the cam- paign which Is said to have helped the Mayor materially, Hennessy was not among the invited guests at the Mayor's inaugural reception, He is 10} Nasmu,at Ann St.A| said to be the forlorn hope of the in. Breck!; Fult dopendent Democrats, who are split res Ws Vibiee Sts ents Boat St Alin mapyyittle camps. 223 Sisth Ave., IS:h St. J¢ Henhessy develops strength in Open Saturiay Un'il 6 P.M, N | his campaign it is likely that the In- << wis ZA) dependent ‘Democrats from every part of the State will flock to his standard, If he does mot, that will be the end of it. Some friends of Hennessy are ad- vising him not to run at the Demo- cratic primaries, but to wait until tho general election and enter tho race as an Independent Democratic candidate. But even if Hennessy should run at the primaries and be defeated for the regular Democratic nomination there would be nothing to prevent him from being an inde- pendent candidate later. Hennessy could take former Gov. Sulzer out of the race at the primaries, and it is not unlikely that ho will if he makes up his mind to seek the Gov- 1 | Caglivt [ Bd LJ ernorship instead of the Comptroller- ce Grocers and Delica- 0 It did become known through un- tessen Stores Sell It. World “Wants” Work Wonders} acreround channels from Washington ROUND TICKET Socks-25° I lively” fn light x Ying good looking sacks: SAil colors: lusie and lust jbre- elle, $x Broun Durell @ Exstablisned 52 Years a The Cost of Glasses Is |. Small, the Benefit Great jj —othing in the world means so much, yet costs 80 little, as good eyesight. Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to$12N Eyes Examined Without Charge J by Registered Eye Physicians. N New York: 184 B'way, at John St.\ 223 Sixth Av., 15th St\ 350 Sinth Ave., 22d Se, Let “‘Eddys’’ Sauce im- re the food and the will improve you. Per Botti burial Applied to the tongue are infalltble in| 4 showing whether a person is dead or alive. cocted n Hquid composed of chloroform compounded which was injected into the patient two or three times, tient Immune from physical while perfectly conscious of He paid that special tweezers Prof, Rubemont-Dossaigne has con- with certain ferments, ‘This renders the pa- | + | Forinf A report from Freiburg, Germany, tels of the discovery of another proc ess by which reached. the same result) was County Judge chester where or ee “0 Machilotte, the second of white slavers, Who war con- | 1 last Monday on the testimony of) Nealy Hansomg the Bridge- port widow, who was found half dead from beatings and abuse in a house in the Bronx, was sentenced to-day by to not fess than elon yenra nor more than twenty in Gibbs nounced, but a crowd of Machilotte’s friends ‘waited outside to learn the kept a snloon in Por rs, Hansom said ah Michael Guarina of No. 272 East One Hundred and Fifty-firat street will go ae Smitations’ V4 _ The Feod.Drink for all Ages Rich milk, malted grain, in powder . invalide end growing children, IN Purenutrition, upbuilding the wholebody, | snvigorates nursing mot! | |More healthful than tea or coffee! \T-%e ne eubetitate, Ash fer HORLICH'S nd the aged, Remodeling and Repairing of Furs at Special Summer Rates ' v ® 34th Street Men’s Wear 5th Avenue SALE FINAL CLEARANCE On Thursday and Friday Straw Hats of Imported makes 85¢ and 1.35 formerly 2.00 and 3.00 Heavy Silk Negligee Shirts, Custom finish, 2.85 formerly 4.00 Negligee Shirts of Imported Madras; French Cuffs; Custom value 3.50 to 6.00 Scotch finish, to 4.50 1.95 Negligee Shirts of Madras or Mercer- ized Fabrics value 1.50 to 2.00 95c Bathing Suits of Pure Worsted. Blue, Black or Gray formerly 5.00 “Auto” Dusters of Linen or Mohair— Balmacaan model formerly 7.50 Raincoats of Scotch Tweed—Balma- caan model formerly 22.50 12.50 Outing or Tennis Trousers in White Flannel or Gray with stripes formerly 6.00 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNES WHITE SLAVER SENTENCED. | 95,000 Fine | he RAN VAWVANVAN AEN al 8.30 We Have Pleasure in Presenting © Adaptations of New IN New Untrimmed Hats from Paris Are First Shown After Styles by Premet, Cheruit and Callot e Shapes such as you will find the well gowned women of Paris wearing at this moment—newly sent to GIM- BELS by the leading Paris designers. find In the collection, women in search of the new will ind: Small Close-fitting Turbans and Tricornes Soft-rolled and Flat Sailors Smart Side-trimmed Effects Materials are Velvet, Hatters’ Plush, Velour du Nord, Felt and Velvet Combinations. Fashionable Colorings. Black, Brown, xy Blue, Green, Garnet, Tan, $8.75 to $14.75 (3 Featuring the POLONAISE the REDINGOTE and the BASQUE With the Polonaise, another new-old fashion comes into prominence, and these new dresses are the first in our collection to show it. Then there are new develop- ments of the Redingote, originated by Cheruit, and bewitching new Basque styles. The newest thoughts of the Paris masters of fashion find expression in these admirable new frocks, of which we show twenty styles for late summer and early fall, in Serge with Satin Crepe Crepe de Chine Crepe Meteor When buying hats and their trimmings in the GIMBEL Millinery Salons it is wise to avail oneself of the style advantage and economy of The No-Charge Trimming Service. Women’s White Nu-buck Shoes $5 Grade, $3.75 White Nu-buck or white Canvas button Shoes with welted soles and Gabardine 2-inch leather Cuban heels, well (| Prices $22.50 to $ 42.50 sing Eg are Meee ice Sears Third Floor. Second Floor Why These $40 Oriental Rugs POPE Bicycles Are $24.50 in the July Clearance Aside from the July Clearance prices, these rugs possess many attractions that make them unusually desirable. These qualities will last for years, but the prices are just for the re- mainder of this month, Beluchistans A special lot of silky Beluchistan rugs in deep, rich tones of blue, red and brown. Average size 2 ft. 6 ins. x 4 ft.; were $12.50. now $8.50 Carabaghs are very sturdy in weave and have cheerful colorings that blend with anything; in sizes ideal for odd corners and doorways, about 2 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. 6 in.; unusual values at $6 each. The secret is a simple one and illustrated daily at GIMBELS in a dozen different ways. It is just a matter of being able to buy in quantities that en- titles us to unusually large concessions and those concessions on to you. There Is Pleasure, Health and Mosuls Mosul Rugs, rugged in weave yet indescribably Every busy woman should know that Fels-Naptha Soap is the greatest help she ess work and in can have in doing her daily housework. On Mondays it ey her get through a big wash with far alf beautiful in the soft blending of their colors, $14.75 and $12.50 rugs, now $10. $17.50 and $22.50 rugs, now §15. . pvetane sizes range from 8 ft. to 4 ft. wide and 5ft. to 8 ft. long. Economy In Owning A Good Bicycle And you can add greatly to your stock of each item if you own one of these APOLLO Bicvelee They are meds especially for us and each bicycle also bears the trade mark of the Pope Manufacturing Co. They are the latest 1914 model, fitted with all the standard im- provements such as motor cycle handle with rubber grips; heavy Thirty room size Rugs in India, Ghorevan, . ey ; weave rubber al treads; full spring-cushioned seats; Continental tires Chinese and Kirman Oushal: weaves are now with red “Nobly ‘Tread’ and "New Departure’ coaster brake priced from %50 to $165. Some of them are Sizes from 20 to 24 inches in men's and women’s models: finished worth double these amounts. in several colors. 3 $24.50, regularly $40. roe Sixth Floor Mrs. Skeptical Wants to See Before She Wi! Believe Mre. Skeptical-—“Well, what this paper says may be true, but I don't believe everything I read, and I would have to see this Fels-Naptha Boap do the things it says it will do before the time required by the old-fashioned way. It works best in cool or lukewarm water, and clothes washed with Fels- Naptha Soap do not need to be boiled. It has saved many a woman from a heavy cold, because she does not have to get overheated in a damp, steam- filled kitchen before she goes out to hang up the clothes. Cleans and brightens paint and wood- work; dissolves grease on pots and pans; takes out all kinds of stains, even blood- stains, I believe it, 1 heard of using cool Follow the Better bu wae de oan vers Ue went directions Fels-Napt on ie Red by the Aunty Drudge—“I should think the best reen cartoa aad Ges ahaa A ctl v's as ec i Wrapper. or box, @eap and try it. I don’t have to, because T've been using it for years, and I know it will do all thease things, and mare.” Choice of Any Summer Dress in the SUBWAY STORE Tomorrow at $3.75 Choose from any dress in the aitvay None Were Made to Sell Store in Lingeries, Voiles, Crepe an for Less Than $5 Striped Fabrics at this price. Choi $0 Not one of them ever sold before at oice 3 7 5 lower than $6—all styles and sizes for at e women and misses. Many are beautifully trimmed with laces—others with embroideries. The siyles are of the very latest and the colors the newest and most desirable. Subway Balcony