The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1915, Page 9

RY: 1N FLYING BOAT AGAIN SOARS OVER CITY Hopes to Stay Up Most of Day With» Navy Man, Testing Gyroscopic Stabilizer. Lawfenéé Sperry, the young aviator ahd Biventor who has been giving al! Gowditown New York a sore neck re- My With his flying boat flights the Battery and East River, off bright and arty today| 4) “ch his Curtiss hydroadropline to tund her up in anticipation: of test flights for the benefit of Lieut. C. R. Saufley of the naval aviation squad. ‘With M. piso eRe his Fev ana paseonent, 6 perry io the Broo! Navy Yard ‘goat, “at ht o'clock an took a trial spin down East River to the bay be acd it Es pd S80 he scudded und t bridges again with Tutarington "pep ing for the spaces of the ba: over Governor's Island. Sperry hoped to be able to o Stay Sp, A DC 5G A A Ss New York—Hits Sinden ge: New York. the better pets ahs toe Lieut. in the: y with chine with him to test under all con he gyroscopic stabilizer thet aflteneae. Ls iy tried it the capacity of | Cy stabilizer to the full and ed ti perfegly satisfied with its operaees FINANGIERING, (Prom Ledget,) “Why, did you give that $10 10 you omed me back before the entire os ‘establish my credit with 3.50°3.754,00 $4.50855 SHOES WwW. Se oak toate. located in the large inds of shoes for men 8. 1 INSIST UPON HAVING W.L. LAS SHOES WITH HIS6 NAME AND i= Broad sad Street. bated crry—18 and Ave. ug ai Like W. L. high grade thehard knooksalive for hones wor. shove have wide YW V4 Lal ~_ r. Thornton. Street. von 1970 ‘Pitkin a re ‘woRLs ewvassat,’ sane b 4 =| SUNDAY CANNOT COME ¢:IHERE FOR MANY MONTHS | “OLD BIL" iLL" NOT EAGER Wouldn't Ditip' te egnnt in Squedunkville to Preach in (Special to The Frenigg Work.) PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.—The New York “Billy” Sunday special train arrived in this city shortly be fore noon to-day Bringing one of the largest delegations of ministers ‘that has ever gone from New York in a body. sermon this afternoon would contain & particular mossage for tho clergy- men of New York City and has been Prepared especially for their benefit. Discussing ‘the question of a cam- paign in New York, the evangelist enld: “Firat of all, before I cold even consider the, question of going, { must be assured positively that there is a genuine demand on the part of the Protestant clergy of New York City for me. Y¥es, I know that several hundred ministers haye come over here, but this is a free ride for them, a free trip. “How many of these several hun- dred would jhavo been interested enough in me and my work here to come over to hear me of their own volition; paying their own expenses? Those are questions which have to be answered to my satisfaction. Tn other words, there must be a ov demand for me from the real olergy of New | York fiat a a will even ‘Consider s campaign t “I know that plenty of people are saying that I am. waiting and eager Hep ved ach ee ee ee Irees York, batt telt you, and T it, that T would not cancel an ene en. “ga igement in Squedunkville, if | ne there, to hagten the time I could or Ade 5 to New York. It's not a eet ‘aie of role holding It so Seon. eth sold a cee hold a Tale cee ot ota I he Chtl@rea May Recape Indictment. ‘The Bronx County Grand Jury failed again to-day to take decisive action on the cane of Ida Sniffen Wal- ters, the baby pote for Inaction was the bany of District Attorney Martin, who gate Lane lt Je MRS. “ROGERS” MAY GO FREE the | Probabittey “That Potsoner of Her pS 1916. “TANGO TEA” BURGEAR - 6 CONFESSES IN COURT . es min |New. York, ‘his oe Admits He Stole ‘Sole. $1,$00 in Gems From Room in the Plaza Hotel. wiry considering the Grand Jury morrow. The imp Sunday had announced. nin} ME", yates cape indictment a tomet he jonal Reserv oO sities district omicer, to go to New York, the nation's big- geat city. They have got me wrong. { know what the talk is, that old Bill will Jump and craw! out of any en- gagemente Seewnere, or at of en- sagoments, t to play New Y. at's an out-and- pat tle. *ota Binh ons and old Bint ‘won't. ler* proper: conditions a great me nit “‘Day of Review’’ Tomorrow mm | iY cee & case before the Court of me minor stan urned until mn peraists that in nate from idiom ay eventually boundary between the ing United States and Canada, as recently by being of the Canadian is the ae ‘of Col, commanding at ‘who was ordered to “make ins the subject. New Management Sale of Household Utilities Shoe Blacking Gases Medicine hest me audio. “Aluminum Tea Ke tles No seam on, the entire kettle: O’Cedar Mops ‘The well known trlangle mop: crcl ii i; ih au ocr WE GIVE AND REDEEM /SURET) COUPONS (Omar — - tar ies & Comfortables] ;, Blankets Com beets grees 1.98 |, White’ Grochet Bed Spreads, neat designs, that wash and wear well; regu- larly 91.95; at... jieces Austrian China, decorated in neat coin band “ape line on neat, graceful plain shape, fine, thin, translucent eggshell china, spaiglete for 12 people. é $19.95 160-ploce Austrian China da: $12 50 neat pink rosebud spray design, as illustrated 25¢ Several days ago, when we had about completed our arrangements for the February Furniture Sale, one of the most noted ‘makers of fine furniture in America stood at the crossing of the two principal avenues of the Furniture Store. uct all this Furniture and its layout,” we said, “and tell ohare with it.” 1,000 dozen thin blown glass Water Tumblers; Ii us imited. quantity (limit 2 dosen to a customer); special at, dozen, . ir i il thi i In i hi Hi ii I | ig Entie jel {i iy MN ict ly hilt you think is wrong -. con't” aid he; “it’s perfect!” Making all due allowances for politeness, this man’s good opinion is j justified. This is far and away the BE§T Furniture Event we have ever got ready. The Furniture is ALL DESIRABLE, NEW in style, splendid plirpilaaaay Dead wood oreie preserve te five. 98 ere has been cut out, just as a well kept brush. than ever wee eee ee ae ee Fenn te ID buy more NEW Furniture We went about it this way: Rdg Bhp pos We placed with the Cowan Furniture Company an order for poseres Bedsteads, made up order, which we aul be abl te wel peoonge ll at lesigns wl fin etree ly beautiful Colonial Bed: room Suite in Tahogany, walnut and ivory enamel, to eell at $90. Fresh from theC. P. Limbert factory hers come ire saricens ot Cae fe and Crafte Mission Furnit Everything is eo plainly tagged with the old price and the new that you can really be your own a picked force of well-trained intelligent, helpful service. . But it isn’t necessary— furniture men is on hand to assure Prices? They can be summed up in one word—moderate. Extravagant—ae well as chea; have bought so lavishly is intend ture is avoided. The kind we for the home in which good taste, and not expense, is the controlling idea. On all our purchases, and on our whole stock, February Savings Prevail, of $1 to $5 In Every $10 You May Have Planned to Spend. Today, tomorrow, Saturday, come and study the Furniture— select it, if you choose. Sides ible 0 And, above all thinge-COMPARE! Seventh Floor , i | "TUM vil i i Wit $18.50 & $16.50 100-Piece erican Porcelain Din- ner Sets, At $9.95 Border and designs; all treated in na sets pallet sages 18 people. Chifonier ~ A At Price of solid oak, golden! finish; large drawers,’ weal kaokar gallery back; good construction. $1.50 Pillows, 95¢ | COUCH, same as pictured; plain and substantial design; frame in fine mahogany finish; covered with best quality of4 imitation leather; plain bed and pillow head; tapered legs, fitted! H jwith brass cup casters. Club Plan Payments May Be Arranged $10.50 100-Piece English |: Porcelain Dinner Sets, At $5.98 Decorated in Old Raatieh Pag delft asetant get con poople. i, ve ¥4 ine! Comfonles ve snetel, of he: same Stearns & Foster attresses eases Stearns & |relt“Mattscases filled ith with all new cotton felt: 50 Ibs. weight to full siae; Jauality of fancy ticking; stitehed roll CoP SAE EE A ESTP IPT RP