The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1914, Page 10

iy 1 gp iM: 1 a Cat My UA saaiadiagies 4 _t0 ; THE “RVENING work, TUNSDAY, nove iia ae nttnetntn ns ae a ed AE Raritan test DER Dui whateva Pind Te hi DBS fat tNeTDT: Oo Far coniel $10 too | 7 muscle, grinned sheepishly as the ADMITS KILLING MAN ‘ wrote to Samuel, telling him thatbo'clock Saturday afternoon. When he pee Fan Oe ie tet story was told. 4H had gommitted the erime.|returned at 10 o'olock Yesterday] |) Pastor Russgl's appear weekly in approsinately fifteen Ded ite | Samuel communicated with the po nawspapers én ‘he Unto states, ‘Candon, a re think of any other = Theodore Markowltz and his wife! IN FIGHT IW UARRY |<; a reat of Grogetta, who, Morning the place was a wreck. His a ce a, Creat Breein, ‘South Africa, Australia and igh live on the fourth figor, rear, of the | had ¢ w York, followe: | private papers were strewn about the| [we are perme Pull se sermons tn Tne leading ‘newspapers, paytae| use.” 1 Gr sherater a rate, INTERNATIONAL BINLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION |tane ment at No. 422 Rodney Street thidideaiibiile he killed Miqulis in! floor and whiskey bottle coverings | PUTS \IP HOT FIGHT JAt 4 o'clock gue vrning Markowlta |p. Vay Vefenge aftor Miquila attacked wore woattered everywhere. Thi jPrank Grezetta, However, Says He} " i | tgan-walion kegs and twenty-four HI LUMBAGO! AND NABS BURGLARIsssstset wt ewcir| Sew Yowo Maui ss THIEVES TAKE AWAY. tec nara Falling Into Infidelity 4 r im back ju 6. Markow- . Defense. , D PRINS FROM —~— phifeicea tn aie Murkowite art Frank Gresetta, a laborer of No. WAGON LOAD OF BOOZE HADeteaseeey ahs ke DOIG and In the Evil Day. dently thought it better to leave the) west Forty -me ent, Ww It te believed t lieved a wagon was backed Risks Her Life in On| bureiar to the mercies of his better! raigned in Weat Bide Pollce © ; “ LAME BACK vs pip a [half while he ran for assistance | tonay charged with "the tarde OF POISE Ate FE URES By. DRPNG Ot | Be t8 tee Sone eae vas (reve 3 Fire Escape and Earnf ot onto pe Gre escape piattorm | Foro Miqulis, in the Empire time-| Band That Robbed McAvoy’s nik aie wath doce ede hacaioe Th " ¥ hey wen " atone Quarry at Sanborn, N, ' i Lead ind— 000 Preachers len—Othera Sub ankache a: away with Praise. face, but she was in hot pursuit and ov. 8. eT Store. hog Aton bath ad bit Lath A Mag td r pa bs ae a m Fel mall trial bottle of old caught him only to have him wriesle| ‘The prisoner admitted killing| ‘The police to-day eoured thelfimmy.. The thieves: pried. everything in Danger—Laity Also in Danger—What Must Be Lag eg ere he Miqulia and was held without ball to |netghborhood of Kast Forty-third|open which had been left el Done—The Wy, ” fo Ty Apost! /arnii and ‘If there were more such women an onvilievot the Bedford Avenue Btn- the arrival of the Sheriff from | Street, between Second and Third saltioea stores in the Deighboriocd les ing Prophecy. you there would be lees ctime in this}tion ran thfough an arenway and ta fed ater af Avenues, for a band of thieves wholrecently. Around the corner on Roc- rd . ’ city,” anid Magistrate Nas on tnd|fabbed him. fed after she murder and) broke Into the wholesale whiskey/ond Avenue Mra. Therese Partine, a prEILADELPHI®.| of Christ, and others having thelr 'atth sina 282 Ge atinltea Aselts ’ Touts, Magan, The mon store of Jamon Ht. McAvoy and carted) mllliner, was not upon by & rang ot pa ovember. iis] entirely. shipwrecke oe ia NO JAPANESE PROTEST. han a brother, Hamuel, who. liven at) oft a wascon 108d of goods. a “nA bee ieee aad rhe We might say niet the evil day iv text to-day reaching its climax and changing ite No. $31 West Fortiesh Street, Louis! Mr. McAvoy closed hi: hs “Take unto you the| form. 1 th Ives ha’ "tot! e errors themselves have Ing Mrs. Theodore ‘Markowits, who whole armor of God, ‘and ar roving more and ~ that ye may be able} more uni tistactory, (o thoes aha hans ood blushing and disconcerted under aN aNcaaN to withstand in the} been de: id by th N. rae INI -TNI- TS tN aaa ae: sy having] great ‘Time of overwhclming’ Trou his praine. WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—-President ri It rhowits had merited the! wy, 14 to-day that no representa- : . commandation by fight-| lone have been made to this Govern: to stand bro! decei yed boginn! ing to fee! ‘ingle handed and In| ment regarding the antt-Japnnese senti- 9 “ips Og ‘Apostler ‘ A Taith in the ‘ad | her nightclothes, from the fourth floor pry that 6 s pointed forward to hat he p our day—to the con- i oO wt platform'of @ fire escape to the firet co i Broadway and Thirty-third Street : ne SD ae and ee egret aly kage = floor grating, when each minute she “4 wan in danger of being killed. Robert | preaident to itn” Wo at ich w suite us that this gs i is the| guide them to a “right adie ded | Lown. the husky burglar, who said bh wear oe kor waar by pe 10; 800 Pp ° onein h YY . one C ich e the Bibl airs of the prince of this world,” bated upon © rensonable end Beipes in which the Lord’ ais ungerstanding of the Divine character had no home, but who has plenty of | Japanene. <== = . —— Women’ 8 Imported Gloves are more or less set at naught, In An, Extraordinary Sale y a pete tee peng yn world in general is with what. we see, $16,484 Worth for $i 10,735 | N Moers Shale ot oft God wtasly and] cnc now, few have aay Kngwledey Of Most of these beautiful kindly veiled their eyes in respect to the 1 do cena freneaatt Cloves tags be bane Raed gga ony Maen ca Far Pa . Grenoble, , as JP cousacse would “erin. Hence ithe | For fort two hundred di lot of them came through the Custom House but a few Apostles all speak of the New Dispe rotessed representativ Chri hav SM: days . Savings illustrate phically the advan- tion as imminent—not, however, ctat- en telli a the world thet Christ has ot bei “ol ” ing it to be expected in their day; rather, fase ing “‘on the spot” when are to be , ths peated ts tll auasep ta donten bee been rele ing and conquering the earth, Court, Williamsburg, to-day, address. 6TH Sorel eee it 37TH STREET r at soon every, knee will’ bow The Gloves are, first of all fashionable. Plent with the aasurance that withthe dawning to Him-—perhaps deceiving, themelves with the heavy embroldered backs. Then they are al SLs Hoa igen teat Ske Vow ts the grand sines fresh and absolutely perfect. resurtection—the resurrection ce i honor and immortality on the spivit WILL CLOSE OUT WEDNESDAY Women's $1 Glace Gloves, N ating Th tapi i oe Two-Cla 78c Pair guration M Babeniah’s Ki Like all win Gea fs black, white, tun 8p, y, Aad white-and-black pie th the tr tiofaiebteous: | ewspapers declare, @ beginning of 8 eavy embroidery; also black, white and tan, with’ two-tone contrasting backs. ness, from the dot f Satan to the} fat tee ek cath Es Ws ecareeeas J , 0. $38 White Glace Gloves, 5 OM Lite: ecnuss Batam eed bis: dee 180,000 Preachers Fallen. luded. subjects will not quickly and| Of the two hundred thousand pro- 110 Fancy Gowns& Danse Frocks Former Prices to $45.00 0-Button, ‘$1.95 Pair ; meckly renounce eit claims to earthly | eased. ministers of Christ, probably Exquisite copies of Paris models, suitable for Bvening, Dinner and. Theatre ‘ict atc'y gl long sleeves, in the full party length. Coe ad ae tase Lack of | clare privately, if not’ publiely, that ‘wear, or for the’ Danse; in combinations of charmeuse, ctepe de chine, 15 00 ones, it ng Ts wil necessitate the breeking Uiy Mave so a ls the Bible at God's c 0 ; Women's $2.50 White Glace Gloves, aC crite fe -linging to 5 7 dy pointed out, this d trouble are As we have breaking and he truth with all these ministers nae the; 16-Button, $1.50 Pair One of the most wonderful offerings in thé sale. Firm, fine skins; the Gloves well UC rreet Ter dt ed ving heed to the creeds 160 Seal Plush Coats. ; finished, and amply cut. Two pairs for little more than the usual price of oer vt Cece ee upton orey tafe | men fr ted inthe " f ph inal emt td are Fawr wa ibe 70 Hoan maniectinn (h6 “ ‘Women’s $1.60 French Kid Gloves, 950 Pair | Sitti. etic he teists il hey have fled ("heed Mh ‘alues to $35.00 j Caretally ly made, in Grenoble, of French tan skins. Black,fwhite, tan, with plenty het the inde oe eet lion | | Standing well in the present time. ‘Those Handsome Seal Plush Coats in Vor new looee, flare and belted styles, peau 1 8 50 of wi ot 4 strand, heavy Paris-point stitching, self or contrasting. Main Floor and that to be followed by the fire of See es Paes pine seat de cygne lined apd interlined....... 60.6002 205 esse ce teen eects je : ea ; / Ik hy isaneree homers Bom, eet, While the tenth that are atill i ’ in general and the princes Ae world standing are so shaken, confused, un- 4 : neo in echant princes, manufacturing princes,| Feliable, as to be able to do little for aSNions O: “t e our— 'd political princes and kings—| themselves or for their flocks. ‘eventually there will be If such qpnditions prevail amongst hi the inte what might we ce é A , ° : two great divisions in the conflict, and i ot PRORAT SIM ARRAN Ge End-of-Season Prices | 2) ie posh crete tection tio hate bee ower \K UR Ri | tT UR E Ss AL Never before has such an, unity charged in business and “fhe Evil Day” Upon Religionist 4 come to the women of New York and the e jay" Upon Religionists.| are now, like their leader falling into the ditch of unbel agi hog for rithe social season is iy plein a 4 ad . eth ony inning an inter not yet follo fd the Ai stle’s advice, ha arrived. Heretofore they have had to Hanalas toe Broteaiag tae eas bole nemo et God and ore.cble ive avin: : to stand firmly, st confidently, winen wa cseere ls vel day peters inligonyeinped th the helmet, Fur- Trimmed , Wraps $32. 50° Our text fonwome years, and that it still | the breastplate, the the sword $26 Broadcloth . continues agg will merge into the evil il day and the sandals of shat Truth. tress Coats, ° $19.50 es ters esas ent sent reg eet cdr el dnd certs BARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST High Grade Dining Room Furniture Parsee aM APB Aa Wt RESORT GS RO aN upon the wold, 'T jeans thet the Bible Study Imperative. evil day upom the Church In accord with the Lord's Word, we the evil day upon the nations. are seeking to sound an alarm, not for full accord with the Scriptures whic the benefit of those who have fallen, clare “Judgment must begin in the interest of those who are ‘of God'"—the Church—1 Pet. 4:17. 8 danger of falling. he Divine provision for our day is so wonderful that even “babes in Christ,” ae lon; starved for the milk of the Word, may stle 4 oitr context, and in various| quickly appropriate strong and nour & er descriptions of this time earniohad ing food, and become clear in the us in the New erienett uring this | edge of ied on in . roper uni Theosophy, Christi Sclence,|ing of the le, thus bein, led | Spiritism, ey ‘criticiom, Evoluti to rejoice in q is ‘vil day and to assist ism: and various other confusing teach- | others. ings have come forward. Each, conta’ 80 D wonderful is the Divine Liens 3 of fragments of truth and of error. | Truth that those without the elms From the Scriptural standpoint they are | tecting their intel brought’forward at the present time by | conflicting theori the Maveriery, Satan, with a view to| supplied and assisted in putting on confusing the people and leading them helen alvation away fi Satan is tepresented as being ctive ut this time, for the reaso ht upon the | the fundame: pt ee fi iL iN I im . imported 3 and Do- Lh us $32.80 to $78 : :: oy i Women’s ‘ A $22 to $29.50 ; Suits at $16.50 ‘ ine Character and PI re di Justice, Wisdom, ows ome to the Church, Seeing that the| covering and protecting the heart and Women’ 8 $40 to $60 Suits at $28. 75 fale are awake@ing to more latelligent | the vitals—may be quickly ‘adjusted aad $62.50 to $210 Model Suits at $55 to $175, Thought on religious cape by those who are suifietently ® veraary brings fort desirous of putting on the brea: ‘Women’s $25 Silk Dresses at $15. to entangle, to mislead, putting crkoese |i asta eed ke the light of the dawning New Da: H ge I evi IN | OWA S Te seperate Sheu ce geek | Py tesirnttc te amar wscataeou ea cg : “ i Si Nooxs | m. arate Skirts at $495 Tite not, flesh and blood, but to triumph over the adverse. conditlopa Free Life Insurance Third Floor i pie wt the present life speed and com- as ann rae Winter Styles and Moderate Prices i In Portieres, Couch Covers. N\ ary fete or te ale of ‘against wicked spirits in hig Under the iy and Table Covers’, | atan they axe Bot ean the | Cae ae . ’ Another oe shipment of those wonderful velvet portieres allows us Mi 54 Him; nor will they, seu | again off until, in ‘ime, Immanuel shal i § id $18.75 Velvet Portieres, $12.50 Pair. 4, NI his sel lene the ie nt | of full width, heavy velvet; made reversible with open edges; 7 ft. tie loner seni tecse> ted Nee 7c "us 6 in. long. Hil day the truthfulness {2778s he ‘ ostle’s word has been di ribie OUTFITS UF tse Tig cured Border Portieres, $9 Duplex Armaure Portieres, arated thatthe pple of God require ty Agent ala es awa H t ole armor at they Tuneral, but the’ perple: 4 1G] reranere tense 4 Havygapers of lain vlvet and back of armure; | |, reverse PE ein taser sans beable ‘withstand, theee seductive 3 ih AAS araltare House withthe "Truth 4 A Especially lavited Yelour Portiores, $39.50 Pair, |, cTapestry Couch Covers A AS En man Yon cna, ore neswant made revereible with ath rl and Colonial effects; priced from the preparation of the Gospel of Peace, || {84 Peer forth isthe Gd Sith snale sale oruicie or os Witten ing i with ‘the, shield of faith and Wa nant a ee gured Tapestry Portieres, Couch and Table Covers : aot af os efter rar DOON oN ey eae $13.60 Pair «ay | Ohi gate ach © i we en x theme have chads SE rien git set sev shen, ctor N te ease for round or Hod tunfest; 8 fest long. pit 91.78 to Floor