The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1914, Page 13

pretense of renting, had attacked ™, forced n drug down his throat ond and gagged him and fled with | resolution 1, all the sai uvanrxe oa sue ie NOVEMBER 10, 1914 RNID ON SALARIES 0 sc TDQUITTETHENEW soca oeig enor A APART, TES cn |e tact tO dane ott ~ BOOSTED IN BUDGET): RULERHEADS ARMY oe | FARY TALE OF al ee aa a Tons or q Vuaget, and which contain the details ‘ADR PLAN ewr, ftir (CARRANZA AGREES. |"* stances ta FOUND BOUND, GAGGED etc n were ! | the If, Purther investi: ublished that Ps sabes “a Adinits Story] js early to-day when @ trelaht | T: , SWIC ms ¥ ef} Rogion | train on the Chicago and Milwaukee | ns tad reported to Holzinin ty ammany Members Will Com- printe nny ws i “un Insists That Villa Must Resign] ry Jumped the track and ploughed { of Robbers Taking $290 [iiite hud been anatte + A ‘et af Threa salary ime 4 the ave been s) Pr ad ” sy tmbenr through a f * tae Kale lease te ta had rece pare It With List of Those |the'trst or the sear, We have | His Command to Provision eee eee oun | Was False. jen ante: na « old, and | were the} — and his) iierry Pumasy, muperintend dren, and Mrs, | TE Gun Ai Secs CIR Ghar house at No at, were a apartment house at N hearing all along how men bie stator, Sane, aged to little vietims. Who Lost Jobs. hospital and ually the man he had lost and had) framed up the rob- sident: Gutierrez. } Tammany Aldermen took steps to- day to rake the Mitchel administra. tion budget—the highest in the city’s the! WASHINGTON, " hold the up for over two weeks. But 10, Cars room and were buejOne Hundred and Kighty- vntion to] slightly Lido A. street, was found by the land 4 shortage, He and gagged hy ranza is wavering in his Weed OF al Kitr” Benjamin Holzman, bound, fore ‘they the law the Board of Alder-| refuse p down First Chiet™ nelf, but the Job was #0 thorour Bb yetore andjatt, They pian to /Wnaer (He IAW ihe Hoard Of Aldes.|reruse to atep down ax °F | FINE POINT 10 SAVE CLIENT. «0 apparently unconscious in an that an acconplice ie sua bring into the light - | within ont s from t He 1 u | [vacant apartment on the top floor r ra crease of high-priced oMe’ s LB inks Alta patrol dbatde he of the building to- Mol reported the case to the poli Detective Joseph Leonard was sent to Investigate. South Carolina changed capital puntahs ‘ ment fro mbanging to electrocution, | T@onafd summoned Dr. Rosenberg army, according to a despatch to the] While Joseph Malloy, convicted of mur-|from Washington Heights Hospital, Constituttonaliat agency here der, und sentenced to be hanged, wan/and Pomasy was taken to that insti- ‘The message to the Constituttonalist| | Wie nestomert may G Grgued tution. He said two men had lured cl his . dled at his Junta sent last night from Cordobal tient cannot be hanged. by him to the vacant apartment on|to-day. He was born ‘in Wales in was as follows: Asia t greeing to step ro named by the witl form the basis of the attack on] vention who shail also succeed Villa standing and low wages who ha the Mitchel budget. in military command of the northern ; ——— | © lost their jobs. : The intention of the Tammanyites { to hold up the Mitchel administration GIRL SHOWS SYMPTOMS ) high budget and salary, increases as _ at the special meeting of the Alder- is men called to receive the almost |... y. nf Years! "i Se \< $200,000,00) budget Ten-Year-Old Pupil in School At Speaking for the Tammanyites in tended by 1,000 in Ohio Is the Board of Aldermen, Frank Dow- De want ling offered the following resolution: | Hurried to Quarantine, ¢o with it will be an arraignment of new * Jobs created since the first of the * year, In contrast with these wil! be the long lists of city empl sof lo of the printing prene § of execution SUBSTITUTES t AW i The frat chiet conterred jtenday Mt wala IMpone' ch aeattiennl r) wo L with Gens, Obregon, Villareal, Hay ¥ they are j aud Banvieds trocution Inw also ame \ 100 to #300, ents ‘Carranza informed them that while ho was not bound in any way to rec. | that also was heen. oe Lett ye ognize the validity of the conven- F Ugias factory at Brockton, Mass, tion's actions or desired to give them Tent re used and how pecerally, ere. ety « § § mona: understand wry they i “That th corse, s ete of th AKRON, O., Nov. 10.—The first sus- recognition, he was prompted! reit here for the safety of the schoo Rhee enaee ic hotter pected case of foot and mouth disease] jy the feelings of patriotism to turn] er New Jersey which left Nome thi GLAS STORES IN GI TER NEw in humans was discovered here to-| over tho executive power of the na-| weeks ago for Point Hope, in ti Don’t Suffer! Here’s the foods without fear—they W.L, DOU treet. mae day in the Bowen School by the city] tion and the chief command of the] Arctic 0 2 ki needless to have a bad a8 freaa 491 Fulton Street, corner tosreese : , medical examiner, A ten-| Constitutionalist forces to any man|&nd@ Point Quickest and Surest Stom- |stomach. near 14th Street. t} ‘ " ei ; seen nor he Get a large fifty-cent girl, said to be suffering} named by the convention to govern] jin"that the ridted’ duets 5 Diapepsin f dru f ] vinptoms of | the malady,| for a definite constitutional period,| sen and was frogen in the Arctic ta ach Relief Known. Pir anach Feet 6 4 ime 6 quarantine. e which is beginning to move south- ~ ‘ Jy | The Rowen School has one thousand] 80 would actually assume a real) Vira through Bering strait. able—life is too short—you're not here control over the division of the North, Timeit! In afew minutes all stomach | long, so make y: agreeable, assuming command of the troops and Bob B J. distress gone. No [pcesation, heart- | what you like. and digest it; en; having the central government in fact} | LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 10.—Robert | burn, sourness ot belching of a sed or | without fear of rebellio pupils, 1l Board of Health this afte ondui an examination ermine whether the child is d not merely in theory govern that} J- Burdette, pastor emeritus of Tom-| cructations of wpdiaseted ft 10 di: Pape's Diapepsin belongs | really afflicted with the dreaded dis: BOHIth of the republic in a tike man. | Sle Baptist Church, wit through | Hea, bloating, foul bre . lache. home Should sone, of the family ent Cae: nite oe the mouth, with cileke| fer as all others. fo AN at bis home tn Pape’s Diapepsi noted for peed Jeomething which doran't agree with! It Makes Little Difference What You Need, ; d To-night! Clean your bowels] ana tining of the mouth, with slight hope ts held out for his recovery. im regulating Fipect stomachs. It is the | them, or in ick of indige i h on the fe “his message is being delivered | has been ill two years, but hin condi ‘agprnbtedy ype reed tll brrlagdpe flick Ligeia and end Headaches, +r to-dia ges tion did not become ‘alarming until | Sree preyeorr: cS ‘ . a = fo diagn to the conventio: i! great optimism eatenda is uni whole world, and besides, it is harmless. | derai ment, it is handy to give instant a Wi “ ” Get I } Colds, Sour Stomach. i experts. will prevalls that a peaceful solution of] his bedstde, 1” ™'f* *™ Millions of men and women now eat a World “Want” Ad, Will Go and sd ge oe admitted that] the present difficulties will yet be irents of the chi t from the city ets had been n by the family frequently for pero ‘The message to the Constitutional- lee aN ZINIZINI Vai Store Opens at 8:30, Closes at 6 & aaN@a aN aaa laa Wa oe GIMBEL BROTHERS Broadway and Thirty-third Street Get a 10-cent box now. You men and women who can't get feeling right—who have headache, coated tongue, bad taste and foul br dizziness, can't sleep, are bilious, ‘and upset, bothered with a sick, disordered stomach, or Lt a discovered.” livestock say t! ©] without hostilities: in favor of terrez, providing assurances are given by tho Aguascalientes body that Gutierrez will succeed Villa as coms | mander in the north. Great hopes for peaceful settlement of the dispute in view of C neteen Years. | willingness to efface himself was pressed by Junta members. President Wilson to-day declared that he feels confident that the Mexi- in can situation will work out satis any drug store will keep your stomach | in Sing Sing Wallon, Gaskin| tactorily. Reports that American * sweet; liver and bowels regular, and head | and William Usoft all pleaded guilt re lakded at Acapulco, tn clear for months. Don't forget the ¢ t and shooting aeph marines were la iry_ store at sé sated Gxt dren. ‘They love Cancurets because they [1414 firaaaway.. Brooklyn, » Gaskin |{he Noel, couse, were stated tobe and Usoft will be sentenced Inter. NELP THE COMMITTER OF MURCT! made ‘destitute ty the war in Burgos Send contributions to nr. August Bele mont, Treasurer, 336 Fifth Avenue Bullding, New York. Te-Day. Nevember 10th fast Day on. i Wil Be rom nj GMBRL BROT! (Ureter the Sper child we through ed forcing a pas-| stock had vs with salts, | Consumption, "Tcheese from dise: however, commun «| humans, they de ed, fermentin, 3 excess bile frow the liver and Prsdoatictty ted bot ed {yout of the system all the consti Fo eee eee Nae Waste matter and poison in the bowels. | Jolin Gastin, estaped ream & ed yesterday by Judge Fawcett oklyn to cerry nineteen years $7.50 to $10 ‘Sample’ Tunics, $4.50 Silk, Satin, Net, Chiffon, Crepe de Chine Only an advantageous purchase could bring such unusual price! But think how an old gown may be renovated, or a new one made more distinctive, with one of these = 5 pate Chhatet fe ae ae be had arin bene 4 tiful street and eveni shades al jac! PROFAT SA RANG A 4 only $4.60. FURNITURE SALE ©& Laces of the Hour, Very Special Shadow and Oriental Laces, in white and cream, 12 to Thi Ile ney-saving sale offers everything to furnish your home A ye ‘380 } || compete "Not a single, article in our enormous stock has been overlooked 22 inches wide; regularly 60c to 65c, at 260 and 860 yard. That Went to Europe Have Produced the Greatest Trunk Selling Ever Known |. We expected it! Yesterday with. a iciplay of INNOVATION Trunks that covered a fifth of a mile of aisle space, there were times during the day when trunks were sold and taken away faster than reinforcements could be rushed in. It has been the greatest day’s selling of trunks, both in quantity and in dollars and cents, ever record A Cascaret to-night will straighten . you out by morning—a 10-cent box from he terrific price-cutting. ’ Looks as though many styles would be completely sold out b: "LET US START YOU HOUSEKEEPING NOW Black Jet Allover, in bright spangiod offects, for thetimeyouread this, But we expect tohave plenty tomorrow of the Whether you intend starting with a single room or an entire house your savings will be fully $2, at ard, INNOVATION “Gazelle” Wardrobe Trunks of $10 INNOVATION “Gazelle” Wardrobe Trunks ot $90 ‘one half. You may include in your outfit Linens, Draperies, Blankets, Comfortables, Furniture a Black Chiffon, ) ‘ery] Hest x Genres rome, for every room, Ri joleums, Art Glass, Cutery, 7, Retrigerators, Sewing Machines, Phonographs, F 42 inet de; ly Lamp Ehaces, Picture . Ki chen Uvenkila, Ete. Coa eipetth lg Yo fare ish the house complete. Con’ INNOVATION Wardrob Ti ke: Grad 5, 50 yout y actual comparison that whether you lor cas a ) Chiffon Allovers, gold on white, in floral designs, for robe trunks, Grade OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST f and dancing frocks, 42 inches via larly INNOVATION Steamer Trunks, at $8.50 & 12.50 SMS TR * ! Wao eree sical INNOVATION Dress Trunks, nfl, $10 open an account with » single averted cle oF ae many as you wish thbut any extra charges of way TO CLUB PLAN BUYERS ) eet | = Sen a Be i Jeweled Braid and tars at a i 1 ).49 Solid Oak Hair Pins at 14 hinge at savings of Sideboard In the new designs, and shapes. Epareing, with rhine- ‘Women’s $5 to $6 Sacques, at $2.95 Crepe de Chine Albatross $5 Albatross Negligees, at $2.95 “Samples” of Brass Stationery Goods Amazingly Low-Priced! Bt. “on the prices ie ed. Reg. Price $20 claen inte bevel: stones, in platinum finish settings. Trimmed with Lace and Swiss Embroidery A manufacturer's sample A maker's overstock. $10 Crepe de Chine Negligees, $4.95 including a wonderful varie up 1 ts & wonderful | At 95c, usually $2 and Other up to $150 | more. r At665c, usually$1 to $1.60. Also a charming group of Velvet Collar Caren At 96c, Regularly $1. { With small platinum fini Ba Soft» Gphotsterea bs ornament in centre. Weat,. som i ‘ coring, edges al - | $3.60 French Pearl he ‘leather, av. ue sta ve Up td - Necklaces at $1.95 . Of fine finish and eee, graduated, in opera or 27-in. lengths. fittings, in many cases only to or three of 7H ond. Taink te gifts tl nov : Sees ae make—and so inex- ro th ng At 25c, Regularly 50c to 75c Ink Wells, cl ‘Trays, L Oalsedare Fesse Cede At 35c, Regularly 75c and $1 Pencil Holders, Hand Blotters, Ink Wells, Memo. Tablets, wi Mer, ct an Pare Empire and Straight Models, Second Floor Alexander Smith & Sons Made These Rugs GIMBELS Made Such Prices Possible How it came about is interesting. GIMBELS were among the largest buyers at the recent Smith $4,000,000 r $5. ee to wee om Auction Sale, We bought in quantities that gave us a full Bu Se, Regularly Aas to 92 ring OE, Same ater otth oil assortment of all the finest patterns, and they were bargains Lette Racks, Ponell Holdets, Pen Wet the trinkets in four desirable new patterns, at the prices paid. From the great Smith mills in Yonkers ers, Memo, Pads, Paper Cutters, Calen= Main Floor dars, Library Sets. At 75c, Regularly $2 to $3 Library Sets, Double Ink Wells, Calen- dare, At $1, Regularly, $3 to $3.60 _ Large Ink Wells, Desk Clocks, Library $2 and $3, Regularly $6 to $8 Ink Well and Stamp Box combined, Letter Racks, Memo, Pads, same Boxes, these new and beautiful rugs were rushed to us by motor truck delivery. Here in time for your Thanksgiving needs; the finest of the Smith qualities, the best of this season’s patterns, the lowest prices we have quoted or will be able to quote for a long time. Rugs in the Needed 9x12 Feet Size $25 Seamless Carlton Axmin- $30 Seamless Kirman Aymin- No. @ Stove, Regular Price 820, Leatherette and Leather Articles At $1 Pannier Handbags of morocco and crepe grain, with two or more fittings, reg- “ NCE ularly $1.50, ster Rugs, $18.75. ster Rugs, $22.50. Calendars, Ink Wells, hase . ‘ket Wallets of . A ‘ 3-Room: 1d [4-5-Ros Flow t ot Threriold and hip pod $25 Extra Quality Axminster $30 Best Grade Wilton Velvet One $BO an oat 98 Mf real seal and pin seal, calf-lined; regularly Rowe Gah. pan ae ¥enheret Waste Paper Baskets, regu- hee Photograph Extra Quality Axminster Rugs Mili prams in leatherette Enlar ements. 30c ™ 7,75 Rugs, 4 {t. 6 in, x 6 ft. 6 $4.25 Rugs, 36x72 in., $3.75, g' ? nnn ‘owen, Writing Tablets, in? 00. i | $2. 50 Rugs, 7x5 in, ai 85. Made from Negatives Only ‘Telephone Registers, Collar $15 Rugs, 6x9 ft., $11.60. | $1.15 Rugs, 18x36 in., 86c. New Smith Carpets in the Sale rs $1.65 Best Wilton Velvets, | $1.20 Best Wool Velvets, $1 the negesiyas Hane Diner Soe Saas $1.36 yd. | yd. Sixth Floor mount. —————————— ee SASS ‘This special offer is only for a Walaa time, We will enlarge to 8x10 in ny photograph of which you yee i Music Rolls, Fla as Br es, See pO tak Humidors, in three in- ishes, aluminette lined, holds box of 50 cigars; regularly $2. Main Floor