The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1915, Page 9

rr HOG Semone oF rus ne moving te tbat HOeperiget, 1818 ty Wrage A Patio CHAPTER XXX my counpry ther wateh any ci “Tour own co e it, mi “The reasons rm om alone. f a young woman ot. fit mystery, 1 i jth “ consider wt Indeed, you mistake-—they do not! have oment and bh concern you al ne We are many of | lett her ¢ Before he fs in this country also concerned | {Tou oor she. manced © Ther 4 never | by om wis his friends with them would that y a H hag come from Amorica. There are! Was in ere | ned, iit {giarious intent NEIGHBORHOOD We turned to { ust And now, with schoolgirl fi ment at her of her she he z)»Who Does Not Rely Upon Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. jenter Princeton, Il." had inflammation, | bard headaches in the back of n 4 weakness all my room once more unasked?” neck | ever jas she faced Count Sachio. ‘ pose in your medicine.”"—Mrs, J. F. JOHNSON, | R. No. 4, Box 80, Princeton, Minois, nce of a Nurse. i “In my experience ws # byree | certainly think Lydia B, Pink- ham'’s Vegetable Compound is a great) nedicine. I wish all women with femal _ rouble would take it. I took it when ing through the Change of Life She resist at length th proved no mateh f inst her. She wa @ thone ery well, then, she. “Do as you like, 1 am than yourselves, and gentlemen, | stro ng.” mend the Co; if 1 know of 1 will gladly do all T can to help ot to know of this gre medicine. Mrs. HORAC a ay WMAN, Herkimer Co,, N wed small time to a compose herself af ne Journey. Very p sught before King Poland, | 2) Sh mind him an old man, islaw but at once Vegetable seary Pathatss as she stood before him. 1 this is the woman?” bly_by. If you want special advice write ie Same, your majesty, Lydia E, Pinkham Medicine Co, (Confidential), Lynn, Mass,—Advt. (To Be Continued.) Only One More Chance} To 7 These $3.50 Value Low Cut ~~ Shoes for $1.95 We are selling for $1.95 our re- maining stock of Newark $3.50 value oxfords. On every pair there is a net saving of $1.55. The selling is enor- moue—it ought to be with such values. But we must say “hurry” and we say it in all good faith, because the next few days will find our stock exhausted. And yet, you are still in time. So if you want the greatest shoe value in town—come to your Newark Shoe Store ai one. 50S & COODMAR’ fal WEES NEWARK SHOE STORES COMPANY ' ERSKY BRANCHES, Hw Marke Bis 4 doors east New ton St, dersey Clty B Qur Customers er) even ask your reture your of county” ay eas your message “ het te Mom! mejodramatio 4 you Count Beehie-tut ty what ond 4 demand my retuen? There re some large rights, wedenumelie, Which Beed oma eB: . an end, “a ND what of me shail t way of @ tal deceive, to pres treats me a. « eri (howe are altri Nay, a crim a aot of my be treated be in my coun 4 7 sinudarde mea cae: tor whh I heart of the law. Is the hat ae tonne @ hing unk o in wat Muchio, have the people never ng that | Uaster y akin, “Perhaps tt om the hands krow milder if left unused. fwhalt right from nd In peng rd ire thoffen escape on that side sor pUlll remained faa with bur n art learne ail, W it than a hgiepin, she 1 xeon wonders done at locke opening waw that he She did open in her burglary. Bhe felt the look turn at last--felt it give There Is Hardly a Woman {it pen i doer Hock ras it noounter of Count Sachio, e more he ynvenient to enter burg is in line with a plan for mill. | Kitty's Mashed In genuine indignation It is not your room, mademotselle, pay for it and have! Lusitania ved by female put ours. We trouble, and 1 took | control of it." Lydia E. Pinkham: So there was some definite pur- ing me here away from|® committee to perfect the organi- Vegetable Com-| my friends? nd with such exe] "A lly, a purpose very definite, | jand ‘om which we do not intend | cellent renults that Et to be swerved, mademoisctle,” aunow (c ling tine, do you purpose doing you before the| the G Cortislaw of Grahotfen, | '@F army officers room | boat in the Police Department which went | » arm to room with |@ rapid-fire gun of discarded type and 1 him so vigorously | was without ammunition. or the time he stood back non- od the | With me J rec nd the “Ww plan taking Compound and | king—not the king of Gretzhoffen, but praise it to all, F} our own Kins A | He wishes to see you, mademoiselle,” shall be glad to have | Kitty turned hack Into th you publish my letter. ‘There is scarcely |and Sahejo, irritated at the del i bd © who does not use| 80 far as to take her by t @ heighbor around ine who does not oO Far 98 to. take her by I's powers | brought forced from the ) toward the front of the build gentlemen,” Since you are naturally you Arrived in the capital of Grahoffen, .| wireless stations in the city and under erabbed, irritable, excitable regarded the young girl he demand- ed of Count Sachio, who stood hum- Bhe can explain what you desire to know.” Py Market St, near Waphing- Mail Orders Shipped by Parcel Post, 7 Stores in 97 Cittes'’ ~ bat reer eae PUCE GONG TQ. SFE CAMP TO PERFET ARMY SERVICE PLAN _ > — Schmittberger Meads Officers fea" THE HOUSEKEEPER’S PROBLEM. N. "Rese after my foret © wee burn, | became very thin, Pre ond mers ous and could are promnd onde my ordimary My buslinmd meseted wu mm po Ly aere eo remmedice twemmer bie them, se 1 bought game Cote ch Fae wang im oll Retore the fuel j wi pe itn nw IO ho Will Specialize in well ps Nesh T cose tapeined tai Work for Department. ow 00 yeas old and the cote chage df Nhe easily scien ond om well and ot now. Aum the nother ren” MS Vollee Commissioner Weeds an- Sony N HORN Milford treet nounced to-day that be had given Ringhasnon NY Perminsion to Chief Inapector Behmitt berger and sixteen other officers of the department to attend the second ™ Instruction Camp at Miatts burs The ¢ asioner himeelf rved through muck of the fret en, campment, which le just coming to And seven oF @ight offesrs, « Inspector Bolan and Capte uehes and Collins, ere ettll with the provisional battalion Ingpector Bohmittberger will ge to the hi camp Sept, 18 aad remain ten days, The others, whe #o Sept. 6 and stay a month, are Inepector C. FF. Cahalane, Lieutenants John 3 Kichard Enright, Waiter Maurice Hannon, Johe A. Park and James J. Skehan; Sergeants George WU. Griffen, Je J, Hines, Jeremiah A. Crowley, James J, Lyneh, THEATRES. includ: Joseph H. Murray, Patrick J. Gan non, John J. Noonan, William F, Redt- aurick ad han and William J. M. Fiynn. “SEE MY LAWYER” , At the last moment the name of nN ee Acting Inspector Richard O'Connor wax added to the lat, The Commin sioner said that nearly every officer of the department and at leamt 600 patrolmen had applied for go to camp; the number of was limit by the requirements and permission to patrolmen to go was uniformly refused on the grout that all not go, and there musi be no favorites, | The Commissioner explains that these man have been instructed to divide up the specialized work of the camp, 80 that they may become fa- millar with commisy: quarter: dnaster, map making, signalling and military duties, in addition to general | discipline and drill | The sending of the men to Platta- meen CLUE Feat CANDLER A GREAT NIG Wharice tary organisation within the police force, which the Commissioner began forming just after the sinking of the Inspectors Bchmittberger, Cohen, O'Brien and Morris were made MAX MAKCIN ASTOR fax Wel “A REAL PLAY i rts | zation, At the police carnival this year po- jicemen with previous experience in ‘the army and navy were formed ato }4 battalion, which was equipped by ernment and drilled by vegu- 216 “Mail |. The committee found that the only | Was armed was the Patrol which had WINTER GARDEN ;; »: THE PASSING SHOW oF its: The Com | missioner borrowed eight machine EXTRA MATI kuns trom the Navy Yard and they || §HUBERTI n> ‘are now mounted on the Patrol and | Mis Wet se veral of the launches and the crews | WILLIAMHODGE trained in their use by navy ‘% ‘Tripods for thelr use on shore 6 a bh | oftic THEBLUE PARADISE are available | The police of the harbor squad have | be } made proficient in the use of flag nals and night Ardols signals, There will be signal work for the rest of the | foree, including heliograph work when the officers return from Plattsburg, The committee has listed all private Hi Louis ant 3 mew 5 MANN Lieut Quackenbush, operators have | LEXINGTO q bts & en, ee |Weon tained who can keep all the | A. 1, Wood vrecinets. of the city in touch. with | “Pesta ‘porisha PERE MUTTER Jeach other and with headquarters in T RETA 30 BALDFATS se telephone or telegraph communi: mre i nts, Tota catlone should be distarted BRONX THE YELLOW TICKET A comprehensive plan of mobillaa- | Nt Week—Selwyn & Oo. 4 TWIN BEDS, tion for every district of the cit — * the event of a riot or other emer: gency has been outlined. A card VAVORVILLE, catalogue on the desk in each pre- oinct tells the officer in charge ex- | actly what to do and what he may | rely on in the way of reinforcement | trom headquarters in the event of trouble, FFPROCTOR’s Vaudeville and Photo Plays, thAVE.. hers: B'way& 28St an Ss} Trained Wak | big ‘TRAIN KILLS TWO GIRLS IN AUTO; THREE HURT Pennsylvania Family's Outing in New Car Ends Fatally at | SEE Railroad Crossing. 5 lows A | ty Mat, 26. ELMIRA, N. ¥., Sept, &—Starting |? Beliors “Leon ave tu | for the Troy, Pa., fair this morning lin a@ new automobile, Mr, and Mrs. Raney Fleming, their son Carl, seven | years old, their daughter Margaret, four years olf, and @ neighbor's child) AMUSEMENTS. . named Dickinson were struck by @ “Mandala 5) Floating Carnival passenger train at a Pennsylwinia } Ere, Bent. 6 to 11 inclusiy railroad crossing near thelr home in I BEES A ana. iranville Summit, Pa The Fleming and Dickinson girls) * were killed instantly, Mr, and Mra, Fleming and their gon, seriously in- |iured, were brought to an Elmira | hospital, 12 Act Vaudeville Show Po DELIGHTFUL PROMENADE. «dite: pauawry . os . FRANCIS TO GET FREEDOM. Carransa Orders Kelease of Cor-| respondent Held Two Months, VERA CRUZ, Sept. 3.—Henry w Vrancis, an American newspaper cor-| respondent who was imprisoned here| on Aug. 10 by order of Gen, Carransa charged with distributing news in the United States unfavorable to the Car- | ranga party, 19 to be released to-night on Carranga’s order, No explanation iven a to the clroumstances whieh Cs tha Ml MISKION 2he, NO. Lie Tas ger. aoegihent 17 igs ° Ace Bindi over tae i) gp the place cool a omior Nemen instru rey tr "STEEPLECHASE | rl ait inh Be iM LUNA 1 nai HMOADWAY Jeno Free Dancing ‘Contest “thi “Nights Wea TON | EVA TANGUAY ‘ald clon Ibert @ azlltve The Four Mertens, othe. | Yo Aub together with every artu le guaranteed Accounts Opened From $5 to gy ON wMAnt on = Furnitui Keguier Price Da. a Complete Room Outfit to Your Hi 1. NO Wea t i sirets $89 “Ur OUTFITS $8 AND 4-5 ROOM OUTFITS UP STEAMBOATS. Lest Holiday Trip) ail of 150 nites up the beautiful Huda “he inin B, Ode” To Newburgh and Poughkeepsie Sunday & Labor Day $1 ayes Wrauklin 8. Sunday amd Nga Re PT t CENTRAL HUDSON LINE $5 PHOTO PLAYS, 4.0. 10, 15, 2he EVENS In ORA Mortmaln, Ocher Pictures iw ’ Nowa toa} $l HAND “ee A Next Week, Mary F [fase Dawn in | Meare: ef dente. ae tin sta esMbitatba’t lome Dia All # rail connections through rail | aud Albany $ we Str. “Hendrick Hudson” | | Str. ‘Robert Fulton” Str. htt end well mode «7 (ALBANY DAY LINE) wily exeept Sunday. Direct IN RECOMMEND Seve Money New York's Two Largest Fa The Sth Avenue, 38th to 36th Beumenn and the 126th (Harlem The lines must be standard'aed, neceee toting our extive new lines bought for this Fell, epecumlly durable Comparaon wil WE INVITE COMPARISON OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. a TOUR FRE nitare Stores Combine Under One Masagenest !! Baumann ore the sale of the votive 120th Steeet stock This stock ie mow thie event Everything + nee under one head o Sasi es Jurmieh your home eommplete, convince that whether you buy for cash or on eredit, WE MAVE ONLY TWO STORES y Bewbronnen Sti. K-40 A ST! “CASTLETON” eturniog Telephone, Soring—t1 11, | Atlantic Highlands FARE 10Cts EAMER Trolleys to All Conat Resorts, aL ia Lunt tged to 1 Sa > ean ae BURLESQUE. _ OLUWBIA 4%. BURLESQUE Hi, |, heyy, aus pane of MAIDS . AMERICA OF AVILLE § busesqué } ih Metis sen aatel ‘Al TH LIMPiCi=: Fyolics of 1915 [22 ! MAT. 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