The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1915, Page 4

wos OOKLYN PAGEANT A SUCCESS ba vuNes ee a 19: seins ROUND WITH WALSH inchaenan Wala et It be now fies recommendations of law on that point. “| members of the Commission,” he said, “are directing their efforts with much assiduity toward formula- La recommendations for laws that wil conti Meets Drives of Inquisitor on give the State and nation full His Doings and Purposes With | control of all agencies of force in the Show of Hot Spirit. | road'stock "he nnd, Mockereler sald three thousand or four thousand a “Would you vote,” asked Walsh, “to $| WASHINGTON, May 22.—With | retain a director who ordered thou. | only four members of the Industrial| sands of weapons and thousands of ‘Comm: it, Chair- | rounds of ammunition kept on hand Relations tanton prevent, Chalr- | foo'use at times when he thought it . e man Walsh to-day resumed his vigor- | necessary to supplement the authort- ous crose examination of John D.| ties?” Rockefeller jr., on his relations to the py ‘7 Lye beet = industrial welfare in the coal ficide | mensse sone ene al ° f ° ot mas. Sie. 5: reangy eanoeyg ey « small investment, as I will make your © ° sick skin well mi who protested against the at- ‘That itehing, burning skin can a TEARONE AGH REAL MIT AS ilar tormenting, sleep-preventing skin-diseases quickly and at little cost, Physicians have prescribed Resinol Ointment regularly for 20 years, so you need not hesitate to use it freely, Sold by all druggists, 1 titude of Walsh in his examination riday Net Mr. Rockefeller reiterated his om a Sy nl healed! The first use of Resino’ opinion that when the authorities eek” tose ine Te 38 Ro Soap, this soothing, yi | oint- trace @ | use force to protect himself, He reacted, with more or audience numbed at the start for fur- | rcumstances which would assure a | from, openine, Mules. and dectine iy feotwes of the Brooklynites, went | the chairman, steadfastly refused to of a cent lower. YOU WANTED TO STAY RIGHT| Walsh read a letter to Rockefeller —— CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN of Rockefeller, was one of those ab- MARKET. Ointment seldom fails to giveinstamt failed to protect life and property CORN, oo aks, ment usually clears away al PPPSSESOOSS | argued that the use of force against} Wh bout 3 ¢ leet acorn aks F | nnding of innocence in a court of law, (att, Nour about, 2 cents trom the ear iy of things earthly, and then 3 | THERE WITH OLD-TIME DUTCH. | by L. M. Bowers, in September, a Cimasae WHEAT, went. relief, With the hel; the private citizen had the right to High, Low, a fh ty 1s = of ecsema, ringworm, rash or sim- a an oMeer would be justified only in | prof! king les over im our childhood and had the vast high. Closed 1% to 1% cents net de- e. seemed. But the Indians, the pro-/and, in apite of a long wrangle with |° (a harely steady, Cloned & to & : came Henry Hudson and the Dutch. | “44 to the statement. WOMENS Cammy tree Ha, ha, ho, ho, i lee, bi low, lab | Saying: : de lab, ob, ob! Ti uy “Old ‘Mother’ Jones has been on - the ground for two weeks, but we of the Duteb ” S| descee tate your b You knew | Understood the Governor has ordered then how lovely those old Dutoh peo-| her to be taken to the State line and ple were and you wanted to stay ” Fight there. It was bitter disappoint- to be told not to return.” Walsh then ment when the lixats went down and |Te4d Part of Rockefeller's letter to the music died y to an echo and| Bowers saying he would back the WALL STREET BROOKLYN TELLS only the memory cf a beautiful pic-| mine officials in everything they did} pot fla ture lingered. The Dutch burghers, | ang asked if it was not written after _ their vrows and children and achnapps PATRONS had followed the Canarsie Indi | deportations had occurred. Hl D TORY the happy hunting grounds. and we | “Will you be kind enough to read} stepped into e ys of ‘ol ” i Seeeen oe tate onuiren, thet |all of my letters?" Rockefeller de and their di manded. George V — Pr and/ “I can't do that at this time,” said pretty, dainty Betsy pton. There | waish, “but any letter you desire to IN RARE PAGEANT Tots, Moa Seats’ Marita Ostkore wee read you may submit after I have) —~— RADUATION dayat Best’s: —the day you decide on your graduation dress is as memor- able as the day you wear it. No matter how simple the frock fis to be, we recognize the selection of it as an Event. Stock market activity was on @ large scale during the first half hour, If you never saw the inside of this very ‘‘different’”’ store that everybody in every State knows about, or if you never bought even one frock any- where else, there’s one thing that you will wish to say came concluded my examination.” Selle. “Then I am unable to reply intelll- " P. danced we |sently to questions based on frag- FLOUR FROM ST. PAUL (And Right Well May She Be tabbed the tango and gorified in tue | ments of letters.” VIA PANAMA TO PAGIFI joined the movement. reflection of what wonderful agg 3 Walsh referred to the deportation Interests formerly active in Bethie-| Proud of the Way Her | and gentlemen our ancestors were, It | of Mother Jones, which he character- — hem Stee] was active in buying Cruci- = ized as a violation of constitutional ble Steel which advanced to 33% in Children Acted. rights. spite of realising sales, causing smal! “Did you remonstrate with your reactions. United States Cast Iron Pipe issues were active in second ‘The story of Brooklyn was told last hour, the common gaining 5% points| Sight in pageant in the Twenty-third we oth 5 A '¥ |tional rights?’ demanded Chairman from Best’s: te) 4 to 18, and the preferred 3% to 45%.| Regiment Armory, at Bedford and later in | Walsh. your graduation Goodrich common was in demand at Atlantic avenues, the biggest armory irmishing in} “T had no reason to believe that dress. 3-5, and im last hour market/ im the world. They called it Brook- condoned oF sympa strength was maintained with greater|iyn's proud story. It is a proud story thised with violations of the Consti- CIVIL WAR DANCES SURPASS the reply. , confined to war order stocks. that Brooklyn has to enfold, that asked if Mr. Rockefeller closed active, showing a4-| story which was enfolded last night,| THOSE OF THE ctl copra moe oe mat if the ge were Tih Avenues, West Side, Corner of Sth Giro vances ranging from % to 6% points | | Fhe next episode was the Civ: ity condoning suc! ations, ing from % to 5% 18 | and which will be repeated this after. The ia and” bors "ot the| they ‘were punlahed. Mr. Rocketelier ‘The Closing Quotations. Been ané to-night. Brooklyn may We thought that we had seen|said that in regulating the officers he feel stil] more proud of the manees | oe creeee: ee ce ie, Oe geure would “take such rie an fection tL ness, 1B wnich its Own people handled the |Fienity and, rhythm in the veaulies | Rory. Colonial days, but the quadrille of The story of Brooklyn is replete| the old war days was quite the pret- with romance and chivalry, with at series of evolutions ever wit- beauty and sentiment and strugsic nessed in or by the art of Terspichore. and it isn’t the lot of mere man to No such quadrille was ever executed vente aga get al sangre ford | ve there, to be gure, but (hare Keep Out the Roach Th D. se a fmnamne, 201 tl i wereansiee sad wyenerce woneet| Me@P Out the Roaches—They are Dangerous to Health presented in the armory. made it eag back with “ohs! and ter that "pageant the apolonse nt| Tbe giia {a crinoline were the Love- A healthy home must be free from vermin of all kinds. Roaches silence ts the sweetest compliment |their movements appealing, ‘srvstic| especially are disease carriers. They spread sickness. Get rid of them Bass aneto Whe Watk the, Panne. |al ted teens ie bees ma quickly. Go over every nook and corner with Peterman’s Roach Food crowded the seats and jammed the |nlag Me" it was thought that tne them all. Roaches breed fast —so fast that they multiply and ries tbat etude aiatenstion of coor os eee eee vere before you know it. Get your neighbor to use Peterman’s you do and you'll kill all these filthy pests in a jiffy. set f fx CARER OR EEOREEEE EE FEREEEEEEGEEE EteterEtteEHE EEHElEHEHEEEIGH — Fs Bagssiese ge B eee FE ease reached. delight. The rma| Hut the boys marched back and the ee oe bd Firls were there to meet them. They tion of the glories let loose to them flanked on ithe nde’ by the and then fell back utterly unable to | exineline one ond thels, oping and give expression to the fellings whien | ‘hen to a ~ Through Georgia” out of the nernine Ler? FOR THE IM, GA. Je They came stomping along imag. | 4. y came ng slong on wooden ‘They marched wi! NATION TO FILL IN, only one band’ left to walute The Fl ca 2 ee eeeesees 8 os etececre Teter creer pees ~~ es' ROACH FOOD KILLS ROACHES AND WATER BUGS contains food substances or bait which entice roaches from their breeding die. Even though they only travel over the Many jeants have been Freat audience gasped and sat back, sented os cael parte of thie Ps then rose aa one man and cheered try of the stirring periods through which the eontry has passed. There have been note efforts to put betere the people Ue dewde of thelr am. THREATENED SUICIDE F CHICAGO, May tet A. Coney, |maneger of the New York office of oR ee. f | the Postal Telegraph and Cable ( . oye, Of near . eat it a pa, ssuad tne ai “ar } ae chee os te a ete | som oa ponte kills them. Use Peterman’s Roach Food and keep the home Pe Reg Eyl renlly rp] tecnsteation tt cones. bet ae "ea na The standard for 29 years. Ask any housewife. | Nerthwesters University settionent AE yom whe, he wai, disappeared, "TL coney on hp daioves biol a Avepontent thie pean | ture Was perfect Not 4 wid) kills bugs and destroys ing One moons you 7 home is immune from the invasion of these ‘ moment the tears ” Peterman’s Discovery to bedsteads, along joints i letter to be + The nest threatened to ond her iife Beil le | and in the whs of mattresses during the house-cleaning days. i ti imogine (hen ‘ ro oe, A eure preventive. Stainless and harmless. | omen tne bermuny of © Vaautitul | peging 8 abe frm My to 6 oak h i we shape ald 006 free rom dea and recommends rma : :] $ Sais. eon: itee amen witiog (0 the rorthey at | Your dealer sells n Peterman's. Ask him for it. - peeve 4 y Dl meiniy for tie wendertas perten por hy Pay J af Nee 8 S| tiem, three women of Mroukiyn ‘Thay ag Neate, Cortes arma, Di. WILLIAM PETERMAN'S PERSONAL ¥ ore Mis Dm Cl. Meite, View Vreeident eesiey off mation, tee GUARBANTEL TO YOU of the pageant, Mire Auguet iester, me of the epunt of | heoney puwvvsten tat Potermen's baat Fond ond Chaemas of tho Womed'e Comat the dancers fetes Lary Pacvee © epeny 4 any behing & Hemi ‘atcha’ wee! bee 4d eee na seer panabnt ee vod mete © CA O8 PORT PME 08 ba patbags | peters pes beet \6 beartniny owtand the wpsihest pric at ote of ha where poepwrgt ne: 4 4 pe hee wheat pote he abort: oe peperetioes base wal 1d eee Oe ded ed et eo] (oa, end Mire. Seseee Buhe od the right ae the “(ee pegrens | have specially prepared for Monday, SS Gen use D te Port Peete (e ow ate te : May 24th, ob Sts Sie, tell ket oe cee Sy Se Mate 8 4 youre balers wulede cree wore per Pe Wer oe Me 4 soos eee, formes mited oe gene ot the pears Te come -~ 4. An Extraordinary Sale of fHiMGe' ie Pe ecageee le oe eet Tee ees sues WOMAN PURSUES THIEF, Women’s Tailor-made Sults Peterman’s Act Food billy cote Peterman’s Math Vaud bee ge erin ot A chotinag, cos pes amt Lermiiore WILLIAM PETERMAN, Inc. 200 Vith Avenue, Now Vork envibes nk, and the ty of it be ome feel ‘omvony is vepurted tues they (+ hamed Phere 16 WOE lis on wrvineire of 0 pimeee @ hore Mer Mower tere Bere Pewed te (heetteers Permet where ounced . AME 10 aed Vtg women Verne Mine Mary Laven of Me O08 tm | —détalis of which will be ann in Peveitent arr of 8 6, ater Gorm |thousnnd peurie iu oli la pert ie Niches Acenue, ot eppees ia | Roe" seo” .starens sis, co0 ie patiecmanes fon ayn a toemorrow's papers. A. 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