The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1915, Page 5

HE EVENING WOR D, FRIDAY, MARO® 18, 1918." L sTowaen 0 UPSET? 7 LABOR INQN FEW peas gin et mn uta aes ce GHGABO EDUCATORS |&.°s,raterwesecs 32 2:| Cloth Top or fuse \ a No. “ut Dike A; Wes iat, Cevee—-Toke yin aa mo, tt ae atau rego 2S;| AND TEAGHER-MOTHERS' soe S's'tcn ™*"™” +e * "hwo. Tone” : ees Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets . of our 287 hood ‘Teamsters, coused, : big police roused the twelve fami- CAUSED: , fo osisbalidn with \be Gseneetoation wbebley Butives asi one id unten | wit u & the ves story * at ‘bt i im ‘the same neighborhood last win- crake ant Pie cehington 1 Amend Rule Dismissing] the Ne ive wae extingwinhed bet ey hel apartments, & That's wh 4 gunn ft fought the nwt Y 's wi Ase feaad of ‘atne Bon opps rh ter of i * Bric Maer aan nm see eriet. Women Who Are Absent ho Fire Marshal in investigating. di sien, they we are irae Only a week cha “a for Three Years. labor tinfon feud of five monthe’ tb y mye ae ate OKE”” FIRE FIGHTERS sated K oneiiees bowel bow standing Reougtt” about: yesterday's | armeess., Reh ‘i hon| CHICAGO, March 12—The schoot v , Olive e ¢ ’ mahagement committes of the Board eseiee halve , "When od Doyle dying In Hudson Street esate eHooTiNe TER. | Of Bas soutiels tks directed Mrs. Ella GET T0 HEART OF | Fae ate Hospital, and’ Costello, ' seriotisly age §=Young, Superintendent of — or ren oer Attack on Boy & Sullivan and | wounded, is in the prison ward ‘of Psst Lathe y tele ae Schools, to draft m rule making It! 4 special call for Rescue Company Bellevue Hospital. Sullivan is in the ler f i Castello Hat No Connection | Ress ete ret lm tea ay SEG at se, Chom # |i min ie LOWae 5 etm og should take Olive Tablets, the eub- ‘ through his overcoat, undercdat, shirt , Mondey. ‘The present regulations forfett a n re nt, an i oo med enphtbte With Baff Murder Case. | ana undershirt, grazed his right arm-|J- J. Cuneo, President of the toacher’a certificate when she is ab-| Cuet Kenlon from having to turn in rs niin ities Ye ares feat Sorte" Gone th ae ateglr Magne ‘he She Uy wreteeyat aaa ear ew Hin! Saad a ye or may return ~4 wi tiem, by, theis olive color. Th ONE VICTIM IS DYING. Deve and boditie were ach route: ih claseroom ntl hier child ls twe youre Tee Ghia thaee ane it STYLE. inthe right arm, but their seri; The Chief went to a call box and bw pee 3 ow ooo at bd fe for quck re Seoania tare cxashas ed watiden: CuAt with a Morse key, and using the 2 NEWARK Shoe for it POR is —_—— there is you 2 Morse code, nent in the Rescue Ci Bakeind. FOR PROMENADING, FOR BUS! NESS TOR” ae Ss TS teas, Cai, 0} William Mangan, Held as Sus-| 7 rough, ale etn aq ane aa Mon” 2h LIES OF 100 PERSONS [Secw'smatue Shama LETC it mano om AS at oe = pause—t—a h : ae use—I—a pause—the bo: imber pect, Was Bitter Oppohent, |e scotsed, Mangan of doing, the emits ah, he met Dori. JEOPARDIZED BY FIREBUGS|—" = ge Drea from t to a ou Sere of Men Who Were Shot. | make aay. etatdatent.: The charse eats rae GOLSALY uaa Enter are NEWARK SHOE STORES COMPANY. aghinet him is made by, Patrolman wants From an ‘qutomatle *- Renowe Company men arrived a few Clark, who ‘says’ he saw: him. run say zy aty sey aan, te The lives of about 100 persona, In-| minutes later, donned thelr smoke pI cluding many women and children,| helmets and started Into the cellar of away from the ecene of the ob no sp Cnrerel savsatien tion ri we oe pate ol ewiy er fevelver, whine tie G aectives nave not were endangered at 4 A. M, to-day| No. 28%. Tho loutenant led the way urot and Capt. bape ‘of the bas not been found. ) by an incendiary fire in the basement rag Range a aa. Hotchkiss had backeoey deporte prestee ‘err iens SECOND SHOOTING IN CONNEC. |'t- the Weep case, it- |} of No. 610 Hast Seventeenth Street: | a bis waist and the of tho waarmee. who] James Nolan, who lives on the aec- ouners ciun x that as they groped Doyle, Michael Costello and Jeremiah —_—_—_—_—_—_—_ TION WITH TRAMQTERG’ UNION, | 2 WD hold the Weat Washington in the Mangen. has @ good record, Cos- sips district terrorized, O08 Boer Ank weeks at Washingeen ‘They fooated the eras of the fire tello tm “an Bimira’ graduate, well langan had a permit to carry a|Market, was preparing to leave for) in the basement of No. od “409 ve ‘ known to the police. Doyle was sym- revolver which expired March.9, He/his place of employment when he|and got two lines of a ca — meee a in orci Sitios. coat stepbad pig h Soeng as sym nad put in an ‘appiteation form -re-| smelled amoke and traced it to the whiok they put out the fire i) twenty essere tnaete Tite e newal the perm nutes, jamage was i perc eee apt gerRor basement. IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— He found three separate b! oe sante — SQUAW’S HEAD.ON PENNIES. | one in a perambuiator, one in a barrel | ry, ee san RARE! Sioa Lid —Aart, gation. Mahgan told an Evening World reporter to-day be never had any. A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET n Se the Indians Say and They Want the Cotm Changed. SAU? LAK® CITY, Utah, March 13.— A Foden aster of Washakie Indians from County ealled. at the office ~ Chinese : f 7 ve Club Luncheon, goe eee bs} Flour Glass Chairs . Spee Het 83.50 5 oe st the Usually $6.00 . unty, Sizth Floor [RINGING Za FAVS EY | treasurer of the toca! union for two! % vie. trou are "bivte Ba : DEAFNE. S Felting |Yenre At a mooting of Union No. 44 | tive ‘promnined to. refer the he delogats pation’s ‘held Nov. 29, 1914, Mangan prepared | Fequeate Creel on his Fer Sore, Tired, Aching Feet. rar wigs ; tunines i I , here Fae wom RE [bie grteeiprenetnrneg ater Ren can ANCA a Magnificent Values in “shaking down” merchants. They} introduced in the West Virginia 1 Soma ‘ Beis Got woe Nicotiana |i eapcaireneseee|| Women’s Spring Boots would be Work Monday Wonders Rofo the meen timo Doyle and Sullt-| Rese Dale inea Ge ounty” read Gray, Sand and Black a —— = Cravenette Cloth Topping ‘Noon Luncheon, 7$¢ |° Tea Fifth Avenue, $8th Street, 39th Street ~ 10 A. M. to 5 P.M. Great Showing of Women’s Suits & Coats For Early Spring & Present Wear Bullen Bootes seressereeseeeres t BO, Fancy ‘and Plain Tailored Suits Ail Kid Button and Lace Boots......... 3 “3 5 _ $25.00, $29.50, $35.00 to $45.00» | \ ames Tan Russia bet 2 wont $i as High rer Silk Sui ‘ 2 $35.00, $39.00, $50.00;.$60.00 4 Street, Afternoon and Travel Coats | $15.00, $16.50, $19.50 t0 $39.50 | Handsome Silk Coats Two Lines to Be Closed Out eae ie $2.6 lack Russia ace ot ually $5.00 2.05 The Cravenette Ph Proof Process 34th Street | cite Sth Avenue: Interesting Offerings:on Saturday DE TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED HATS — 1 SPRING APPAREL Trimmed Models representing a vafiety of all the!» For Misses and Girls bo ee a = i we On $25.00, $29.50 to $39.50 new Shapes and Colpss. i iagemines Misses’ Suite;—twelve smart and distinetive models of keep thelr shape and Third Floor Trimming. 5 and 9.75 ; Gebatdite, Sarge or Shopheed' Check Fabrics, Sise 14 to 18 wear lenane—— 6 great Untrimmed Hats,—large, medium and small \ years. . 26.50 and 29.50 edvantage in Liked i iw » Hemp and fancy Jap Braids. Black and colors. $ Misses’ Coste for sport, motoring or street wear. Made awe neem i ey Special at 1.95 and 2.95 of Covert Cloth, ‘English: Tweed, Wool Poplin, Gabardine and ‘ All of Our Street Shoes Bear This Label “Special’'—Growing Girls’ Extra High Cut Check or Plaid Fabrics, Sise 14 to 18 years. 1675, 18,80 and 24.50 Imported Flower Bouquets in choice colors and binations. 450 to 1.28 Spring Millinery Special Values Misses’ Afternoon Dresses of Crepe de Chine, Tatfeta, Ratisn and Lace Bass Tailored, Motor & Dressy Hats ’ ’ Meteor ‘or ‘Poplin; ‘smart’ and stylish models. Size 14 to 18 MEN 'S & BOYS’ SPRING APP cea 18:50, 26.50 and’ =e (Tan or Wack calf) Young Men's Coats of Knitted Fabrics in varlous shade; |. Misses’: Separate Skists.—new models in Serge, The Best Wearing Shoes proeurable Le fo oy . Size $4 to 88inch chest. value 20.00, duroy, aad Check ‘Fabrics. 5.75. 6.95 and’ 78 at any price—Usually $3.00 td $5.00 5 D Tailored H 7 Young Men's Suits of Fancy Mixed Cheviot, sive #4 .—youthful models : 4 . Semi-Dress. Tailor ats inch chest. valye 16.00, init mee Gace Satin pouty dha pe oc si ‘; 8% 1144 to 2 234 to 514 pelo Ardy hones tok I pee 395° Young Men’s New English Model Suits,—coats wit flap Fabrics, . Size 18 to 17 years. 16.78. 22°80 2 26.80 $2.00 . $2.50 $3.00 4 er patch pockets Size $4 to 40 inch chest. 50 Gitte’ Coats.—praction! and a modela in Serge Second Floor Extensive Showing of Untrimmed Hats Men's sad phe, Men's Overcoats of guaranteed: AB-wool { “and “Check of ‘Plaid Materials. Size 6 to 14 years. Also Ee 6.98, 9.75 and 14,75 isco | |.’ Gitte. Washable Dresess,—25 new models in Chambray and Striped, Plaid or Checked Gingham. 1.95 and 2.95 595 to gtd Large and 5 voles snapes of Sipe bites Oi 9 vere eS Prices according to materials. Belgians opie oat) Cotton Dress Fabrics Boys’ -tailored an Engle (oats Three Specials for Saturda: Beaded Ornaments, Straw Novelties, Wings, Quills, Ostrich, pair of ‘oa trousers. ~_ Special 8.50; 4nd 12.50 ' Gisle’ sen. Misses’ Middy Blouses,—size 6 a 18 ye Whe Co i" “og y Paradise and Flowers, ase wpwonds according Se and 1,! otton Fourth Floor F ‘om nt ca poy Salts of Feocy Mined Cn Tose canines = ft in 66 1 inches wide highly mereeised and shrunk. mk, | 286 : Boye’ Vestee Suits of Shepherd Check W Gray | 9 ‘ Figured Silk and Cotton Crepe-de-Chine ’ ° » , tell Nghe Blue Serge. Size 4 to 8 years, 5.00 2 diet Miady Skirts, — . 1.35 and 2.95 ' n a inches w ides op nome greets 3 peiatel | 38c Boys Suits Advance Sale BABY CARRI AGES Usually 76¢ per yard Special To-Day and Saturday. MEN’S BOOTS AND OXFO Iniported Suit. 3 : , a hensive assortment of Perambu- 75¢ Lining Satins, 58 Yard Peng rhs of Bag and Scotch ¢ walks Smart Spring on | latore, Pullman Sleepers, Pullman Chaises, Sta- 86 inches wide; complete range of viots and mixtures, half lined. Sizes 4. ta s. 5. 00 new lasts, inal” tesirable tionary Go-Carts and Salkies at moderate prices. shades; guaranteed for two seasons : —. A Originally #150 to 616.00) leathers. wea jecond Floo loys’ New we Sprig Seth fie F:4, of knickers— 3.95 pair..... ga 5.00 fe Specially Pticed ' Of cheviots and tweeds aa B to 18 y years. _}86.00 6.00 4.85 pair Pullmah _ Sleepere,— Infants’ Coats—Two New ir | combination Go-Cart and values 6.00 and 700 C ; body. and hood 10,000 Yards, Double Width, Yarn-Dygd of half round Reed; de- : IMPERIAL SUMMER DRESS BATIN tachablé canfuroy ' eush- ions; adjustable footwell; Navy Blue,—Mpyrtle Green,—Dark reclining babk; teveraible yd. 95¢e, gear, witeon artillery Roast! A Manufacturer’s Sample Line of Boys’ New Spring Washable Suits Vestee, Oliver Twist, Billy Boy, Kron-Prinz, Gontee,| Middy and French Blouse sty jes, of linen, ford cord yee imported chambray. | Sizes 243 to 8 nc 52-45 sually up to Models Special at $4.95 Sizes 2 to 6 years. One model is of uavy serge and black and white check, with 1) flare skirt, black and white leather belt drawn thro (7 pique ue collar and cuffs. Another model ooree wih eather belt drawn through pointed straps of ed ‘ ,{ value & 00