The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1914, Page 4

BY RESTS THREE FRENGH WARSHIPS R BATH si f i srt i it aE f t i rile (i! ili: hil rit iit | [ { aaTtiiile Fae i “PHANTOM” CRUISERS ‘SBEN CREBPING ALONG Atlantlo City . 8.08 s O2.80 LS. Le ee aboard t! e , City, 8.174. | she had a number of reservists in her . The German Consul ~~ James MecCreery & Co. ’ . 34th Street j AUGUST SALE Household & Decorative Linens *' Unusual Values Qdd Satin Damask Table Cloths,—48-inch round, i values 3.75, 4.258 and 5.25, 2.00, 2.50 and 2.75 ~ Hemstitched Damask ‘Tea Cloths,—solid Blue or Pink— - value 2.00, 1.25 value 3.00, 2.10 . value 3.75, 2.65 Hemmed Damask Fruit Napkins,—16-inch,—with red border. value 2.00, Doz. 1.25 Hematitched Linen Pillow Casen,—embroidered or plain , value 2.50, pair 1.85 Odd Pieces,—Lace Trimmed and Embroidered Ltmens,. including Scarfs, Tea Cloths, Cushion ca) REPORTED OFF ATLANTIC CTTV|Sesie=:===-) AMERICANS IN EUROPE Messages Between Kronpring Withelm and|Homnen it lsroed that immense White House Plans Also to Pr0-|ite purpose is to. prevent the, tent Men-of-War Intercepted by Wireless Operator Reveal Efforts to GERMAN CRUISER Refugees Home. Locate a Third Cruiser. IS NEAR NEW YORK, HH ee Special Offerings on Wednesday and Thursday DISTRESS ABROA PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS: evesrerrase, WILL SEND $5,000,000 TO man cruisers outside the three-mile shipment to London and Paris for relief of Americans in Purope and will be sent by any vessel, warship or otherwise, which the Government may designate. Out of this fund there will be cashed travellers’ checks held by stranded Americans, no matter by what American banki Glenn’s_ | | Sulphur ; Secretary Bryan had nothing to] Announcement to this effect was Sones eevee , Indicate the duration of the period| made to-day by Loule M. Porter,| Me régular use makes the skin healthily « of German mobilization, but it is of the B and the complexion fair, Cleans, WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—President Manager @ Bureau of Public Re- rides eradicates pimples, bi CAPTAIN DECLARES) «on teodhy went to C58 ‘ Leshoon i doer bso petted Sued ietions ot hog fone mt Express | | ery rootlets reves tod ragtime Prager deri ‘epecial message asking for immediate ‘ompany. Mr. Porter | Corrects excessive perapiration and une ry "Red Star tne, reeertad on. the | SPeropriation Lolh pyraguroadbndbnerpotend “prestaenh Waees seday peed A company and the, Backes’ rece | Dleasent edore Coe pal athe Sas arrival of the vessel here to-day that | Atnericans abroad, in accordance with! Gay signed the | ” Fee entern the plane approved by him this 1 openes, ‘eulphur fe Company of this city, and that th Feeognls: epectaliste apa most Dill passed yesterday annropriating| two concerns expected a definite re: | effect Ee saree tee day that the Vateriand will Cee ‘within a few daye with reserves from Amerion, Notwithstanding the heavy ‘The German créer apgties elite to into her and carpenters are ‘at work | vide for Ships to Bring aaianaeiagans broad do not hold from Germany of men ligible for! traveliers’ checks funda will be ad- Gruisere have been reported off the port of New York. They have been seen at night, creeping along almost y 7. Glenn's eon his wireless operator reported to bim the first $260,000, ply to-night to their request that the: quiphur than eny ether soep a yesterday and last night that ne was | ™°Pning. BERLIN, Aug. 4—A method to get|be made the government's fiscel | Sep itself lea perfect emeilient. intercepting. a number of code mes- Arrangements will be made at once the Americans out of Germany te! 2gents abroad and disburse the $26: Sold by all at 26e, sages between the wireless tower at|*° 8°24 & United States vessel, with 000 already appropriated by Co ‘6 Mate and Whisher Bye, Black or Brown, being vainly sought here. The police Bayville, L. I. and the German bibigtcrd aia th aru (0 Gecvine hori restrictions are extremely hampering. } cruiser Dresden. gold immediately. Ambassador Gerard ig doing every- ‘The operator eaid, according to ‘A.C. Miller of the Federal Reserve | tt!Ne possible for bis countrymen, Capt. Prager, that the radio waves! poara will Work out the details of | but he admits that conditions are, from the abip were #0 strong that | tne roltef plan, and to aid him trained | *710us. they indicated she was very close to Hl Wholesome—Thirst-Quenching—Delicious from the W: Ni Depart-| The police regulations against for- ene te Local teoctn, hd are. apectallats fa trans. | being rigidly enforced, 3 Ginger Ale ‘These It had been given out that the Vad-! portation, will be asked to give their | Ambassador Gerard has furnished ali Sancaparilla ther than erland, which files the Belgian fag, full co-operation. of his countrymen witb te sparta Soda if sigh would be tied up here on her arrival,! sr, Miller will get in touch with Lcoenvge 8 vay td the arrival of addi- Lemon Wenge Dut it was said at the ofces of the| steamship companies to learn what| He and Mrs, Gerard renain on ehacei ‘ Cream Seda International Mercanti ‘pal le an irs. Gerard remain on almost Root Beer wireless calls. Some of them have veasele will be availatie constant duty at the Embassy and a/ °- bese i communication with wireless Tt te announced that an official of | Sumber, of un out of funds nave been] sod gal who bave ri ol ie nave io pinta deignch| the Amertoan Line te in (esnington provided with quarters by” Mrs Ine BES{ Beverages Phosphate 0-day an offer eo vern- | Gera . z eID Would call) cont te put all the ablpe cf the line| TBS Government has taken posses. in the BIGGEST Bottle in bottles ————————_— eich sapere reid * said Capt.| at the disposal of those in charge! ep ni cfai ofthe food supplies in the @Giasses te Lach Bettie a Peep, been pry Sie, ean an a Mae hee ie nee of the Government's plans to send! advanced, but there has been no euf- The standard beverages lor over 57 yeare fuel dad supplies, Vessoie that sights hips to bring away atranded Ameri. fering. | An oficial decree places ‘auuak tat Te QUALITY and QUANTITY , cans from Europe. Ls . 04 the German boats within an warns storekeepers that any who re- - ‘ . ’ steaming dis saw two a gy Secretary of War Garrison informed | fuse paper money and insist on get- regent Aeon Lagoa arrprrbe deg weceela. fying ne fag, while @ &fth Mr. Miller that there were twolve|ting gold or silver will ha: model factory sanitary heels.” Let there be fo fear for toc| army transporte at Galveston, three| establishments closed by the . Everybody likes “SEELY'S.” ral yf a ine. Government owned and the others it bs Case— The Cunard line, which announced | under charter, which could be sent to Wey thy ihe Cs indefinitely postponed, intimated that | @fford accommodations for thousands| Teneral Thackars thelr desire to treat x the big ship might go out. The| of refugees, but only a few could be| here, facilitating thelr departure if 7,000 Grocers, Confectioners, pec eee, nae: 0 o; provided with cabin passage. they wish to leave or permitting them Fruiterers, etc. in Greate: all Intending pas. | rere may be notl-|" No Americans can leave Germany | to remain without annoyance or et. New York eell “SEELY'S aa in time to ge: tiem to the ship. t ding passengers who for the present. Through the Ger-|“srassment that can be avolded. beverages. Others will glad! Nearly 2,000 Bal ve were told t @, B. . Ine, Retere | aa t to-night, Department has been informed that| French liner France, whose officers Mira during the progress of mobilization | have consented to give ‘up their sian Wart ib We, x, 3, would almost gurel; no foreigners will be ited to de- | c2>!n# in order to provide accommo- rere dation for passengers. Jean Jules . —— KAISER WILHELM I1. DUE TO-DAY, HAS FAILED i TO REPORT BY WIRELESS ‘The Kaiser Wilhelm IT. of the North , German Lioyd line, due in this port njeo-|this morning from Bremen, had not Jusserand, the French Ambassador arrived at 11.80. Neither had the of ,co1 § q r vessel sent by wireless her don y against the enemy. to pe Race and Sable Island, ae ie Officially the liner is on her way to} customary. Bremen. But when she alid out of| ‘The Kaiser Wilhelm IL sailed from { fh juperstruct Bremen on July 28, and from Cher- her gree aan her | PONE as nara fos Hae Nat ing LJ er. ie mast light showed. mm her deck, Une hi = Tashed go It would be. undisturbed | MEent of, the Tne, here sald they be Neved the steamer would arrive in by heavy aeas, was @ large object Af-| the harbor later to-day. It was prob- “gl teon or twanty feet long, heavily cov-| thie, they added, that the captar Brand-New sficse——.——\/ Pianos and Player-Pianos cross. id it was an extra ‘he would have placed crank shaft, Men who know about wre ager of capture, feed Salary reas cee ee oa gun, and wo! wes Ce le Leave British to be mounted after the liner got out|-""—" tn. see to BOMBAY, British India, Aug. 4—The aca, Practically no one was visible! united States Consul here has taken ihbelm, but it was said | over the protection of German interests which have always sold at $550, for.......... Sih ee Dally seat rte Yur resources enable us to make the terms within reach of all—viz.: NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED. 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