The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1914, Page 2

PRE SIN EMG E ia I ae a ren er 4 m . "SIREN Reba done a Ueno oie IX GERMAN SUBMARINES REPORTED DESTROYED BY 1HE AL EE BIGGERMANFORCE | _ WAR SUMMARY _ CHOERWLL ED : heave “At Bethincourt, northwest of Verdun, a German attack has been re- The destruction of Germany's naval base at Zeebrugge by shelifir: Miss Edmondson’s father was an ad- ‘Pulsed. A suspension of hostilities requested by the enemy has been ree from British and French warships, together with six submarines, is re- AN INDIAN PR venturous Scotchman who went into feset, ported from London. fi Oklahoma long before it was open “Im the region of PonteMousson our artillery found it possible to for homesteading. From him she in- * Pemtbard Arnavilie. Official communications of the warring European nations were cau- U herits a singularly clear white skin, Much Better Than the Ready- “Mothing has happened In the Vosges.” IN POLAND SWAMP tlous to-day, but unofficial advices indicated that fighting was procceding but the Indian blood in her comes §% Made Kind and You Save ——- —~— d gave us the first Indian written language as distinct from picture How to Make the Quickest,Simplest Cough Remedy. S A Servian victory is reported in a despatch to-day to the Havas Agency with great intensity in Belgium and Northwestern France, as well as in! out clearly in the conformation of » ar ‘. $2. Fully Guaranteed. er features ana in her straight, Nish. It is said that the Austrian columns which on the night of Nov. Russian Poland. | Graceful carriage. She looks the In- OOOOOOOCOCODOOCOOCOCCONCSD ‘@rogeed the Kolubare River, in Northwestern Servia, were put to rout by Sara. wad | (Continued from First Page.) dian far more than Chief Meyers of hor de cough is We Bervians, with large losses. ‘ Military activity in the west 1s centred on the line from the Belgian (hb Glatlis, Chetan aie has the ba me-made cougl now " ee a eh u ‘The Austrians are said to have lost 500 prisoners and three machine| Great Losses Inflicted by the|town of Ypres, across the border to La Bassee in France, This latest Propprtion of Indian blood as h | vomele fh Tromptaneer Go phy quae. phase of the war {s believed to mark another German effort to push for: | forgotten something and must return Wag @ GRADUATE OF CHICAGO | tainty in conquering distressing coughs, | Russian Cavalry, Says Pe- | ward to the English Channel, and it is sald that the battle fs biazing forta [0 Bis fon's house, Gupgtoheime at UNIVERSITY. cheat and throat colds is really remark. . with all the fury and desperation of the former German attacks. | No, 920 Firth avenue, Presently, he] SH€ never saw a railroad train untit | Sb/4, Xow can actually fel it take d . 2 2 ° s s tro; Teuton Allies Gain in Galicia, grad Despatch. |came out and entered an automobile | Sfter she left the Indian school at | ordinary cough—relieves even whooping I t h R t ky t F B Li ----- The Germans have brought up reinforcements and new heavy guns | with Mrs. Guggenheim and her ena aed at Hot. to cough Galoniy. Trevenad, too, jm bron- | it ted that the next rew di will be | d tor, cago University, of which she ts a/c! spasmodic | croup, ronchial @ ENE ISEPOFe SCRE LOM DEFER) HEAVY GUNS CAPTURED, |'* 7reere tnd Belatum, and it 10 expected that the bext tew days will be | Teughter, and whirled away down) crsGuste, She etudled also. in Bos. | asthese ood wiater conker BERLIN, Nov. 25 (by wireless to Sayville, 1, 1.).—The Austrian official as During the last few days a few ot |tom for two torms at the “School of | ,,, Get fom any Codd 214 ounces of Feport published today announces that the Austrian troops have gained | 7 5 Expre: ” Pierc ex (50 cents’ worth), pour it in it Definite news as to the outcome of the crucial struggle in the east| Mr Croker’s most Intimate friends) xpression,” In the Pierce Mullding.| iottle ‘and fill the bottle with a gFeund in tho direction of Wolbroom and this, taken In connection with the} Attempts of Germans to Make y | Were asked to attend his wedding to- | She was popular socially, She owns , i - German report from Czenstochowa and the district to the north of Cracow, Co : ty ‘ “ * GAYA WALES Lx MDOP, IOPHEFE. SVODMENA BA AC pesaeuahiwascenat | morrow at a. Anne's ‘Church. Ths a owe of 600 eh near Muskogeo |<at bes pig gi teal int d ss } - at and has an ‘orchard of 1,000 apple: of be tl | abows that the Teuton allies are working together. unter Attacks Declared to) yore War’ SU ebiy parallois the border. of Silesia and extends from |"°™* “a* 80 surprising .tha: they | 0nd | v! gh aytup than you could Wolbrom and Pilica, toward which the Austrians also have gained of s |could not refrain from gossiping, but lew minutes to @ound, are in mountainous lands Have Been Repulsed. Poland to Austrian territory, near the fortress of Cracow. {until to-day nothing Icaked ou: about = a great deal of time to the betterment | Tastes good and never spoil Clear and“frosty weather prevails in most of the eastern war zone, with |the identity of the bride except that , Besides her studies here she devotes | prepa . Full directions with Pinex. Tho Iatest official statement from Petrograd says that the Russians | sho had been confirmed in the Catholic | 2% tHe, conditions of the Indians and | To avoid ditsppointment, be sure and _ to advancing the cause of suff: ask your druggist for ounces - ° naa o ab ted At Cracow, Galicia, foggy weather, with} PeTROGRAD, Nov, 2% (United are still on the offensive on the main battle ground between the Vistula communion by the Rev. Father! Though the. br Pines” and don't accept sigs ar ener ‘ain, continues. In Flanders the temperature 1s near the freezing| Prees).—Heavy lonsos to a rotreating|and Warta Rivers and that heavy losses have been inflicted on*the re-! Brann, the rector of St. Agnc.s. To-|big chief speaks English perfectly,’ A guarantee of absolute satisfaction, Point. Low temperature prevails on the Lorraine plateau aifd in the Vosges| German infantry corps by Russian treating enemy. day a despatch from Memphis, Tenn.,| $Me said that until a year ago she) or money promptly refunded, goes with th ht in the b ft hi he Mountains, with « foot and a half of snow on the erest of the Vonges, ry in reported to-day in an of- conveyed the information that Miss {and was conaclous of a process of | {a,Prenaration.| The Pinex Co., Ft. Special reports from Milan state that the Indian troops on the Sues| ficial statement from the War Office. | t lati Mt of her id " Germany state that the battle still is in progress that! Mary Townsend, who Is the sister of| translating all of her ideas out of| Gena! have boon dotoated. The Turks are advancing with heavy béReries| “Continued success is reported trom Schad yet ace bed teadlacl Cherokee into English when she | , i destro; ” the fasue had not been decided. Miss Willie M. Townsend, Miss Ed-| ‘iyo. j | trom the border to Y the constructive works of the canal and lock up| “!! ur front,” the statement declares. i mondson's roommate at the Studio} “In°the meagre Information regard. | | the British warships. “Russian cavalry, attacking German Club, had announced to her father ing the ip riage which preceded n a retreating infantry corps near Lods, Baff's market and called to Baff that |that the Indian girl was to becom)|maing kni the name of the! Save Money! . er Sere " drove them into ® swamp, inflicted somebody wanted to see hi... on Hew- | Mre, Croker, bride it was announced that after! ‘ “British Destroyer Damaged cet lowe and canard mtr ingen then tld a wenn ie ane ne | Meat Nourishment of heavy guns. The attempts of our to his death Be eee eee u eee ue 7 [would bark IGMSHEON fur’ the @eAaIne | tC Ll Pri i veddin By the German Land Batteries) 2°22 counter stacks nave SCORE WHO 8AW SHOOTING ARE CUSS ENGAGEMENT. party, ‘ator ‘wiien Mr, Croker ana | @& Cereat £ rices ATTET LES | eon everywhere repulsed.” SILENT. |. “Tam not ready to discuss the mat-[his bride would start at once for | 4 _ AMSTERDAM, Nov. 25 (United Press).—The German artillery at| The Germans are declared to be Though « score of marketmen saw (te? at all,” Miss Edmondson sald wo-|Faim Pench, his usual wintering | Westende damaged a British destroyer during fighting between the land|Tetreating along « forty mile line. BUSINESS ENEMIES the shooting and the escape of the|4ay. “I will say that rhy family has] Pert were engaged yesterday, a, queniiienen | ve and the British fleet bombarding the coast, according to the| Reinforeements dvancing from gunmen, not dne could be found | known Mr. Croker for many yeers| City Clerk Scully, when asked if a correspondent of the Tyda. the south of Kalins, but the su- to-day to give even a vague deacrip- | and I mot him myself when William Nae ea ones Sta Issyed for ‘Describing the bombardment at Zeebrugge, the Tolegrast declares tho| DéTlority of the Russians in numbers eT ens Pe eatin vcarmas city, {H's subordinates intimated that under | hee deen partially The inhabitants are in flight. The over the Germans, even with the new It was learned that the automobile, | dency the second timo at Kansas Clty: | the procedure sometines used a li- ef the town burned was ‘by the German: al Portion | troops, is expected to force the (Continued from First Page.) & brown, expensive looking car, stood | 1 wish very much that nothing might! cense would be prepared and sent to; aled ‘the British ehips and prevented ans themselves because It con-| Kaiser's troops back upon thelr own i |! Gansevoort street, at the rear of |have been printed about this until| the Croker home for signature at 6 Ld effective fire from the German bat-| front second time. The battle Baff's store, for over an hour prior | after Thursday.” Oe ake mar line ts swinging to the southwest. | ho are closest to Mr. Croker | | to the shooting, When Baff left his} The young woman who ts to become | and have always MACARONI, SPAGHETTI It is admitted here that hard fight- Place of busine: ’ . DIVIDENDS DECLARED, | “SWASHBUCKLING JINGO” — | #12 still In progroas. ‘The Russians Le betel gg Mi he walkec down | the bride of the seventy-one-year-old | such as Andrew Fr ‘Term. Rete, Payette, love have falled in their efforts to flank | members of the Live Poultry Deal-| and there turned to go Kast. The|quentiy brought forward as a ci- Thirteenth avenue to Hewitt street | ex-Democratic chieftan has been fre- | from theif_usual ry J } AND NOODLES i iE, SCORED BY DANIELS IN |Gen. von Hindenburg, but the retreat | 7% Amsociation to the verge of bank: | car, with nobody in it but the chauf- | didate for the most beautiful wom: Gerite. Baff has been merciless in his com- petition and has driven many of his cleanest of surroundings. Thanksgiving Day pray thankful Cut out meat at the high prices end as his main line of ad had the doomed man. twenty-seven years of age. She made be 4 the Russian centre. | Not ober association rules. ‘When two men suddenly stepped up! a sensation in the suffrage parade a are the choicest products made in the ruptey. The astuto chicken jobber! feur, followed a short distance behind . She is about PLEA FOR WORLD PEACE,|'° the southwest was necessary just| succeeded in this because he would of pure American type. Sh fel tronger and eter by unin tase WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—secretary| Pierced the Russian centre. MADE $600,000 IN PAST THREE For this strong, money-saving tea. | demotion re * Ask Your Grocer To-day they are, . Be Sure You Get Daniels, th PETROGRAD (via London), Nov. behind Baff and fired two shots into| year ago last May, when she ap- & Thanksgiving addrean 25 (Associated Press).-The Russian YEARS. * ,| his back the death car was right at/ peared as a squaw, In buckskins and a Gay to the thousands of employeen at defense against the German left ia Though he wes a jobber, he sold r | 1 black the Govern: the curb. They lea; into ft, the car bead work, with her long 3 for a DAOMAL poner tg Cxrice, {pboke| holding fast, according to trustworthy at retail, which was against the| made « swift peters the. wide epane | Grusee’ Heuka with’ rederIbbous ane x cy of peace with the| information reach Petrograd to- le im braids boun a world and replied to critics of the state] day. The Russian ‘assuming the| cthice of the asgociation. He estab- | oe chirteengh Avenue and shot down| rode astride a peppery Indian pony. of redness of offensive on the an right. ‘shed branch markets for his whole- v vestry when she 9) Mnere is to be. board ‘The German edvance trom Wielun,| sale and retail trade in Harlem and |o censevocr’ Street, through to Weat| In describing her ancestry _ : Anger's ‘‘Baby Head "Brand cata ‘note of the| south of Warthe, has been checked Street and thence east to Bank Street, | settled down to her Cramatic w: Sold by All Grecers, and only it frashbvickting fi ments that| after severe fighting. elsewhere and thus secured control | where it disappeared. the Studio Club at the beginning of 0. Se ‘Anger Baking Co. 4 =~ oe mailta Fmans are aald to be receiv. | of the butchers’ trade in the districts} Bae nag withstood a campaign of | thepresent year Miss Edmondson 08 at pons, white | ie te dd ee tee between the} he invaded. terrorism for three years. His hurses| “1 am really a princess, though I am TEA history with” the : He loaned money to small butchers) nave been polsoned, chickens in his CEYLON to establish themselves in business on —>——_ oe the guarantee that he would have cnpoerne 1,25 000 ADDED Exports of general merchandise from ' A A their exclusive trade. Because of his York Cuy—"In |New York Tuesday totalled in value increased business he could afford to oe te are Vainiokee cnet 10 GERMAN WAR FUND Souaney greens gad Gran enstes ons a tr fagge thos clusive contracts for market delivery. id beeing ee Commission to- The Evening World learned to-day baa Per ag seette tl eed bo yr tt June that Baff had made $500,000 in the last . Nolas as rates asl for by! BWRLIN (via The Hague and Lon- | three years, or © the conviction of various points in the Weet, from} don), Nov. 25, (Assciaoted Prees).—| nis business rivals. He expected to prendi The Reichstag has received a draft | ciear an even $100,000 on the forth-| Sing and Elmira. | |always use a preparation made for Chicago Stock Exchange removed the|of the second supplementary imperial | coming holiday trade. On Sept. 16 a bomb blew in tho! | shampooing only. You can enjoy the minimum price restriction on practically | budget.for the year 1914, LIEVE THE ASSASSINS WERE|“oorway of the One Hundred and| | best that is known for about three fall stocks traded in beginning next ‘This empowers the Imperial Coan. | CELIEVE T \ 7 Ninth Street market. Another wa: jcents a sbampoo by getting a peck cello, ige the purpoce of mosting ax- CHICKEN HANDLERS. Pinca Mirae cereals Abosnee: ns ost | Thanks ivin ‘ge ef canthrox from! your" drugga traordinary expenses, to rales an ad-| There te suMcient evidence to indl- la; West One Hundred and Twentieth | eT deeive >. Seneponntel Ii $m | . ‘and yo Aittonat ¥,000,00,000 n...:2 $1,280.00, |cate that the gunmen who murdered |gireet: Death threats were common | Novelties for the Little Folk | After “His use the hate dries ou 000) in the form of credit. The Chan- things for Baff; ho received most of | | with rm color, Dandruff, ea. Baca! Danka on’ fel “Z| cellor Is authorised to fenue treasury | ‘¥e ranks of the chick@n handlers and! 1440, through the mail, Hi. son, | Turkey Roasts Filled With Candy cess oil and dirt are dissolved e having its effect on col Noten up to 400,000,000 mark: ($100,. |Wore not outside men called to do/ii new, wan biackjacked re-| Perfect miniatures of the real roast Mother ff entirely disappear. Your hair takes from the oven on Thanksgiving Day. J be so fluffy that it will look mm These are done to a rich, brown crisp and are | heavier than it is. Its lustre ining ak 000,000) above the amount prescribed | the job. | now Y 5 just chock full of the Most Delicious Chewin; J softness will also delight you, | while coops fed poisoned food, employees forced to quit work. In July, 1918, bomb was found near thé sters of his summer home : Arverne. Last Jan- uary his market at No. 417 East One Hundred and Ninth Street was fired by an incendiary. Last March five men tried to rob the same market, but the manager slammed the safe door | on $4,000; for that crime five men | PE are now serving sentences in Sing a quarter blood Indian. My mother, who was half Indian, was descended | || GET THE STAGE SECRET from Sequoyah, the Cherokee chief] White Rose Coffee, None Better OF HEALTHY HAIR who Invented the Cherokee alphabet | qj Though wigs are often used in special parts played by actresses, it jis a notable fact they all-have beau- \tiful, natural hair which is the re- sult of sensible care only. Their only secret care. Not ptrenpous but regular. In washing the ir it is not advisable to use a makeshift, but NNY A BOUND PROFIT. Hot! rs yy the dget for tho temporary b to- 4a le tending st $M '0l strengthening of the ordinary ‘work | opea the tact that a veritable Telgn of "Br thls amoust one'walt ls dectincd | terror has been in progress around . Nov. Kissed that ever te a. sweet tooth. tees oulated ‘scalp. gains 5 es Oe for the support of individuals affected | the West Washington Market for] state | Comprruler-olect Perfect ROASTS WITH STUFFING COM- 15¢ § . ol : . : 7% — By earn Census er geet | some months, canaed by the forts of soups the appa erate Bl Imitation Fruit.| PLATE....... reer ties and for the succor of individual | * #*Ns of chicken handlers and chick-| Comptroller, to succeed E. 8, t received ane cases of distress, en draymen to intimidate Baff and Bobuyierviiie after By k, , pee afenaty .. “4 i a M d H li aa ea yc ang | Somotrnes SP Vien Yor pea "I Su eget | Petpet ef citi eat epee ent ce || Mason and Hamlin | y it a ithe ° to him as their leader. BS Sade al . wean ts ana | utrn,Ratwarra October grou ae-| SWEAR TO SINK SHIP — |“‘rart ot vis gang carries on ite oe tee SA 10c, 15¢ & 25c Piano Owners, ia often suffictent. ‘ tivities in the Lackawanna and | ° ut pwards » ° (ee. pa Oviura iad, Net, doctensed mean e TO_AVOID CAPTURE. |oiiircad yards, where the eblcken iy ees s' 1 6004 Old Fashion Pumpkin Pie, Attention! oneiee Age <4 ser . hunted on side tracks for 0c m Tarte hocolate Helaire— real things, o/ re Atchison Road's for *October| NEW ORLEANS, La., Nov. 26.—Om.- |Cars are 6) a bar ¢! xoeilent Do you want to know the value te cant tee upen reaver, “ate 12 553.858, increased $359,-| cere and the crew of the German cruiser |unloading. These chicken handiers te le og 15c & 19¢c of your Piano? “Outicure, Dest. T, Boston.” i, 3,1 a eee tena tl tt, eaungrees*4| Karleruhe have sworn to sink their |are known to be recruited from the pee antares Do you want to know how it can : z vessel rather than surrender if cornered |jowest elements on the cast side. cNucOLaTE etree yr eer ty alnman afl ae be made more valuable? ww von corron manner, | Seren cenit ot tear [Or (2 Tad ea our AILING SKIN) Geiser ibe tee ree nce age ||| tite tate Cotton traders took the short alde,| 7. tion o! men who handle ry a ct v ae ‘i ‘ making December worite tr Re cherenich fal s prise Geagioamer “independent” chickens has been no syeras we a be ae Chose: 29c We are aposiations in increasing Mee fb | Ree eens who reeched here leat night |leas severe then in the market on the pa Stit, disorders which cause ite a Get our estimate—no obligation, Para, E , said he learn janhatta’ , i ly thigh Grade Assorted One Dollar Gift Packa 4 the Germans’ purpose from members of/ One definite bit of information the bealed b; | Chocolates GOLD SEAL ‘CHOCOLATES On Gulbransen-Dickinson Co., r ’ b MOCOLATES ‘Tooraen said he was landed at Para |detectives gleaned to-day. This was|eliel, w OR BONBONS AND cmHhoco- The premacy of tech 505 Fifth Ave., New York from the German steamer Asuncion |that Baff had been lured to bis |i allay LATES to Special Holiday Boxes, MpGe onnds-erety, ow Fon cS passengers on6 crews of Eve vessels . | nary to the work which craamented with Terkey, Pampkins 4 ‘master 3D FLOOR—NEAR 42D 8T, . spntgree by the German warship late in|death by a messenger after an un. finally eradicating the trouble. me mb Fare — ., Ps rea —_— Isnown person had ascertained over! «bere is comfort for you in Poslam ‘The Sweets ure strictly high class, iti Saphenti. 4 urray Hie MOUNT HOLYOKE GIRLS the telephone that the victim was still |as soon as applied, permanent frecdom the variety ef styles aud flavors fn his market. This telephone call|{rom distress when the disease is mas- | OLIDAY OF. 25¢c MAKING GARMENTS ame about 6.45 o'clock syesterday; |tered. Poslam is antiseptic; absolutely | G,_ POUND. borlons for W | he rAgperr yar o4 . ———————Special iis emtengo WiARiyerAND Conn] FOR WAR SUFFERERS. 2% sotacr? cretne tart war |ator arms plfodem forte | cnocotarr aap ane wmace eames covey cate || & er'e Lic: ead ie, | SOUTH HADLEY, Mase, Nov, a5— | foie on in his Harlem market ing, 3a West e6th Street, New York. | ing, gy traltarand righ locus and. cosetce of otr Tamas i0c is Clogged up ' Ks t Bry SER AS ay fing SNS] unter the, aireetion of faculty com=| A clerk who answered ime ar Gal err ae tunis nad’ Sanam tt FOUND Box That's Why You're Tired—Om d@) ‘Waite May. 120! 120% 120% 120% — %| mittee and a student committee the|tried to question the inquirer as to tl Ming es rags 18 psig Py 5 ae Me { ® oe. § conn. ay | Young women at Mount Holyoke Col; |his identity. ‘The conversation eud- ae = AMMAN BO USE fe Ue rt yy 5 CARTER'S LI 1 Kone ng active measures aS we ay on Sk Sk- ere ier ek Acie meanter by the |tenly ceased at the other end of the iralte dad ie, aetiloua avored Buch owect uae » ling ot war, in Europe. — tr cinta? lose oo arients, monty baby elotnes, and . | second-hand garments. Seaaas DIGED” @ the and to Foil bandtaes fer the Red Gross” A as = SPECIAL DINNER, $1 BATTLE OF WARSHIPS TAKE || Fes See Conrentenes Nhe De Not Find Time to Bay Their :) “Blner Chotet”” —$1.50 ; ON THE ADRIATIC Is . "| SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, soUAL Proce REPORTED FROM ROME.| Bama r Advertised Specials Are on Sale at All Our Stores Genuine ==ta: Signature Soren ’ 7 4 Barclay street Novy 25 (United Press).—A: Re Pa Mie 147. Nasanu, Aree Agagement is reported near | your beslth ead 511 6th Ave., near Jjet 5 i fo Sagttendt, rene Closes 6.:80p.10, Sat thy Lisea Island in the Adriatic in a mes- 225 West 43d St., near Times Sa. haw & Nieean St. hau saat stasis at aa srr Fy tet A on Includes the container tm cash cane. =