The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1914, Page 8

praises at — “PRETTY MRS. SMITH”---FRITZI SCHEFF AT THE CASINO LESS “WET” IN KENTUCKY. Ry., , ent. 29.—Nine of Are Injured. i " twelve Kentueky co ities in Which local sa ' 3 option elections were held voted “dry,” * r Sutomobiles, cach driven b; “i \ . ’ 4 . according to unofficial returns last! e Those counties voting to remain “wet" were Henderson, with a maj ty of 1,068; Fayette, 3,94, and Anderson with 64, Weaohinee wore batty wracked. — ] i iSatgoriery, Masen, Dil, Boon, Clare The Latest Blouses ) William Healey, thirty-tive yer 9 % a BE NO Bast Ninety olen Md \ “ANN : : i . ye I i med "wets include both imported and American models, ‘whose f 3 A ae he “wet.” assuring infinite variety im style features, fabrics and combinations. Many of these Blouses are entirely hand-made, and all are endowed with the charm of individuality. ag Don't make the ministers Efe rate hn ecden Johny B. Alta & Ca. j = Preste NG | The Children’s Section of the Hosiery Depariment ‘This is what you will say to her: . “2 cupe Presto. 1 pint sweet milk, has now on display a very attractive selection 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 of butter, %e Quy, ‘ 1% cups Indian meal, 1 egg beaten. of Children’s Sweater Suits (consisting of ol Miz thin, Bake in quick oven. ; “You can get the Presto from Sweater, Leggings and Cap to match) 0 Jevitetd'sa tverzpeceace” | «Of :~Knitted or brushed wool. These little suits are extremely popular for Autumn and Winter wear. of hostilities in Europa, She origi- nally was a British steamer, and the change of registration was made ut Colon Sept. 19, on which date the STEAMER BURNS AT SEA; Big New Ni ew Show | ih fl A complete assortment of Children’s Leggings TWO OF CREW MISSING: On at Academy tH (in both knee and drawer length) made in a , Forton Hal aaled from the Inthmue mets Stern Brothers variety of materiais, including corduroy, ta babscre It’s hitting the " 1 Foxton Hall, Which Recently Took) was commanded by Capt. Stevenson | | 20's Ri\tins the success mark every end and 43rd Streets, West of FAs Avenue } jersey cloth, polo cloth, velveteen and leather, Out American Register, Is fine. She was built in 1902, sh t the Now York Acad ft ; } wy si perdi ce TiWsis, WEIN Waa due satated GBOA lI will also be found in this Department. Whenever you purchase a NEsEL GL Mankasd TLRs. eek. MORMONS FROM WAR ZONES. anor ia Phe dil tbo rn] All at moder: te prices. tach pith a thee 2%—The American sae ‘yextes Some Had Deen Held as Enalteh| ef of Fourteenth area acd Irving é i| need) Hall wan burned off Watlings Island lace, make up for lost tl 4 widacnn ered” | aa Sa resect omane, tat] tote te Germany an ansiris [285% Eataor wean” iil |The Special Order Dept. (Finny Aocane, 34h eu, 35th Piers, Nem ork 4 For there's a brand new bill on a 4 with the exception of two men wno 2% are missing, have arrived here. * D- which are fully represented the three ar peared at the offices of the Americar | Academy specialties—all-star vaude- The a ere Foxton Hall was! retet Committes to-day, having grrived | Ville, all-star movies, all-star stock among the first vessels to take out @M in London after much trouble from the|playlets, Lust week's audiences Amertoan register since the outbreak | various war xones. Most of them came| proved that such a combination is ex- Cerca Delclun aed France tt fe] actly what New York has been wait- ——————— = =—SS== ‘Those who had been in Germany ana ‘Né for, and this week the crowd is ‘ Austria had been arrested as English | Proving it all over again. 1H aplesa and experienced some difficulty in| One of the most popular features is gt tang their nationality. the musical melange of Tom Linton undred Mormon missionaries,| and his copper-skinned, green-and- waa yb Elder Hiram W. Valentine, gold-spangled jungle girls. Seven at- a fenqua en Ropes baiteriees, | tractive young women, an assortment t 99 ere at Buse uccesso A Hits ode S yerst they will carry, on of sparking songs and original y helr wor! far as poss! © dances, and a splendid ecenic back- tt Y American Rellet Committee has ad- > Yanced the stranded | missionaries sround make jungle life look good to |; On the Third Floor Has exceptional facilities for promptly executing orders for Tailored Suits, Dancing Frocks, Afternoon and Evening Gowns from the latest Parisian interpretations of the new modes obtained from Paquin, Premet, Cheruit, Bern~ 1, Drecoll, Worth, Douillet, Jenny, Agnes and others, At Very Moderate Prices THE TRADE CIRCULAR that escapes the wastebasket is the exception. Soliciting letiers largely go the same way. No one disregards a tel gram. The manufacturer, jobber or merchant who uses money to pay their way to, New Yuckers. y Liverpool, where President Smith of ec Corset \ the Mormon Church has left a fund Es hich their expenses home will met. Latest Styles WESTERN UNION Day and Night Letters NEW LORD MAYOR OF LONDON computsttns A “fennun tie ap. Custom Made MARS a an only to have bim for circularizing his trade and soliciting orders employs the Fra 2,50 & ; LONDON, Sent air Charing John: Nh thers wl epee th Satin Dancing Slippers : most effective and economical son was to-day elected Lord Mayor of | “cue gre in a costume which! 3 London for the term of one year. berin~| given him a lot of trouble and the Fok Now and eee af egies on the || = stag aM prin % ede Sir] audience a lot of fun, does rome e: on loor, made on a high arched last, HI ey compel attention; ; }} Sold by the Best Stores iern: toy aceer'l Creluceres Tor five barrels’ and 6 ehA in black, Heed pink, blue, lavender, red, gray, ||! 4: They bring the orders. il. Wi Sezer yellow, Nile green, purple, gold and emerald : @ ‘The Suecesse Corset, 516 Fifth Avenve. ead Guild | cycling | tricks andthe Pala do green, finished with neat chiffon and ribbon ‘the ; | Big i rs Saanally, marks the Insipile, | Dapee mows'say anes vamp ornaments, at the popular price of 4 —S—SES= omitted. For fim features there's a Mary hey ———— SS Freatere Bayo OaR Siete tallest $3.50 a pair = tion of timely news pictures and a re- markable five-part drama,"The Pawn of Fortune.” Music lovers will delight in the symphony orchestra of thirty concert soloists and the "acaderay's splendid pipe organ. e oe Hetter seo this show to-day or to- morrow—a@ new one goes on Thurs- We also invite inspection of our new des’g*s in Rhinestone and Cut Steel Buckles. ——_—— SIPP IS ARRESTED ON HIS SON'S COMPLAINT Youth Accuses Graft Witness and a Woman of Living Illegally Together. On @ warrant sworn out by his son, Howard, George A. Sipp, former pro- prietor of the Baltic Hotel tn Harlem, who figured prominently as a witness in the police graft trials in this city by which three Inspectors were sent to Blackwell's Island, was arraigned in HE NEW TWELVE-STORY ADDITION FRONTING ON MADISON AVENUE, by the erection of which thestoreof B. Altman & Co. _ How covers an entire square block, will shortly be opened to the public. A New Cleek Story Next Sunday in the Worle Magazine No Money Down Club plans or ridiculously emall depusits will attract the inexperienced buyer, but the wise shopper will look for the honest concerns that don’t draw prospectiv ec into a net of high prices and iron.lad conditions. Proof of our scr. ee, ard dealings is bo’ne out by the fact that we are the | rgest furniture and carpet disributeisin the country. Our enormous purch sing power enabice us to offer you exceptional values. Plain Figure Tags—No Club Fees—No Red Tape Large Size tet Axminster Rugs ih @ woman, as Kitty Welch, in violation of the , Extensive preparations are being made to ren¢er | the occasion a memorable one. Very large and | ymsmsinsrairstenms mime —The= _ {2 «comprehensive assortments of new merchandise Eerie Sent thio wares, $21.93 “fey for the Autumn and Winter seasons have been [Wiis fotteaetutine RES, 931.50 . “Heys secured. and in part are already being shown. The [Bimini sion’ Quartered Vax g jFadele Ss Tints ‘i cena all Departments on the opening day | sa auuawoworse. | tac tin my | ee ow 0} unusual interest. Kapert Called Im for italian For- bene iste y |. W. , Author of eign Minister, ROME (via Paris), Sept. 2%, — Dr. | Pescarole of the University of Turin | ere will be & new Entrance on Madison Avenue in addition to the entrances is been called to Home to conautt | i ps exdy existing on Fifth Avenue, Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets. aitaate Ea? eben Antor 4 gouty dyspepsia, attended +n drawer, 3 email dravwere bitciaidt. $2),98 “Cleek of the F orty Faces” GUT -0F-TOWY DFLIVIRIES TO ci : voor ty MOTOR TRUCK ‘Dele from Newsdealer in Advance - a atti gonfined to bis bed. the showing wonders | ee toa Street sith Aveune, sien gork Thirty-fifth Street i je | Tat “retlatans, ‘enti wi direct | f