The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1915, Page 4

AL SMITHS NIGHT WAS KISSING NIGHT IN OLD OLIVER ST. Preeertbing, manufactur end adjucting our oor mews an enuens! you alee highest quel: Ce cometantly bors | tnd you eve: see Tom Foley dance? Did you ever hear Rabb) Yakob Conen whisper « Yiddish sone with a wealth FEEL YOUNG! . , of pathos im the Hit of tT Did you It's Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets over pes Mike Biaploian, the Alder For You! man, throw out his cheat (with the big wateb chain on it) for all the young Indies to ree and admire? Did ‘| ypu ever hear Loute F Street merchant, giving marching 4)- rretions to a bevy of little Chinese tl mirly as tiny and am brightly clad us | the little Celestial doiis Loule himsett jneile? Did you nee the waistcoat Edigio Napoli sports on gala occa .|sions, which looks like the flage of all |nations? Did you ever seo Al Smith blush and look conscious from the feet up? Did you ever know of a “blow- out” in the Becond Assembly District 1 |im which the politicians had absolutely vive *K* |nothing to do with it? Did you ever ot. |see @ million pretty girls all at once? Did you ever neo at least 2,000 women kiss a Democratic candidate for Sheriff—in the presence of that candidate's complaisant wife? No. Then you were not in Oliver Street inst night. Because that's Franklin émon & Co. Fifth Avenue 4 W. 38th Be Sore Floor Men's “Pranitin” Shoes Sixty Styles and Leath Leathers. ‘ 5.00 Men's “Thomas Cort’: Shoes Of French calf, tan calf-and patent call. 9.50 bus, ©. SUNDAY WORLD ‘ WORK MONDAY WONDERS, “WANTS” Men's “Ground Gripper” Shoes Common Sense Orthop@ic Shoe, 6.00 Men’s “Banister” Shoes Fifty Styles and Leathers. 7.00 Sagsing pypkfe aad arch properly ruppusted by Sagging ankle and arch without support of the yard Asch Support Shoe. ‘Coward Arch Support Show Coward oe The delicate bones of a child’s feet are easy to mould. | Whether they are moulded into shapely, well formed feet or whether your child’s feet will grow up ill-shaped and trouble- giving, depends largely upon the shoes his feet grow up in. The Coward Shoes for children will make your child’s feet natural and shapely when he grows up. Sold Nowhere Else James S. Coward 264-274 Greenwich Street, New York (Near Warren Street) Mail Orders Filled THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1915. se r “ MUST CUT OFF KILLED 8Y ve TRUCK. F 5 :¢ Robin Biehtew P os ory berks ano if wat GOOD OLD wee ™ And It Was the Grandest Night WHALEN'S PARTY Court Cadi te ides Its Ownership Fever Enjoyed a Kren A Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre [3 by ¥ ried East Side Is Violation of Law Geulists on Spunarns | ‘nage sare crus the tenement Bouse at the ond nema ? ' a0 ner Ineiden y - ae POLITICIANS? DEAK, NOI! Y hy hy y PHILADRLPNIA, Oct Le hr Semetning United States District Court to- aes | : Bare Georee4 that the ownership of the oa THE CHILORMEN PARADE AND Aeciared ® ; “4 ret ’ Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Com Q 1 ty Gir cont, whieh te at th teat tT . Red Fire, Pr airs, ee Sear pany by the Central Rattroad Com.) "© “ 4 A Band ind All the mony Club in ‘ald pany of New Jersey is « combination : fitb house in Madison Street, and in restraint of trade and that the - Women Kissed Al and Father Curry of Central Company must dispose of its | j | interest im that concern | 4 the block ho baptized Al when Al | of many Ration anything about it. The| The decree fled to-day | ' cheered Until the] decision of the court inst Ju 4 back to Hoary Btreet portrait, and disbande |, t aH Songress: started on t couple of! Also thie w Government's anti-trust sult ageinat | the Reading Company, Jersey Central and others. The court at that time, wugeested that the Lehigh and) Wilkes-Barre Company be divorced ok the formal feativities | 5 n00n as the children | off to bed their eiders | to a mane meeting for Al Bmith the Madison Btreet club house—eo you see it Was Al's night all the way man” (Quick, chords!) He said it # @ green cravat, “Well, it would ha ban portrait, o ° began—that Tom ‘The band played a | Waltz and Hig Tom stepped gut * just) the Brilliant orene with had we wes C. C. SHAYNE & CO reporter to|Nolan, Mugistrate Tom WN through from the Jersey Central | ° ° bear daughter, Just what 1 Although the polities! powers of the| As the subject of this separation The Old Home Dloow of Oliver @treet| had not o ~ district were polite formed that was not argued when the cane was heard, the Court in its decision last) June suggested It for consideration of | counsel when the scope of the decree! came to be determined, There was! celebration, it, if any one her's biscuits 4 it would have bounced off the head of one dignitary and ant three others. Because (his wae fot a pd just an Old Home you know Tom), but pt and scrubbed u it}e of most of the da ri an asa Duteh kiteben! then | m had witnessed a little while be- it was roped off and then lines of fore. Mise Nolan, however, seemed lanter strung across it. Every ,to have f it, be- Importers and Manufacturers of STRICTLY RELIABLE FURS house on each side of the street was cauge whenever there was danger ill there, beginning with | difference of opinion as to what the decorated with American flags and, ot Tom ng on her foot he lifted There were Francis J. | form of the decree should be and the | js there were two lanterns ee ry win. | her quite r of terra firma. Once oconnor, former Tammany leader; rt to-day finally decided that the Invite inspection of the latest novelties in dow, Which also bore a pi of A jer twice he apparently squeezed her, | jonn #, Gilchrist (they say he'll prob- on Of the Philadelphi 8n but looking v because she giggled. But Mise Claire ably be the next Under sheriff), Tom Coal and Iron Company pe In front only five years old, 90 what's the) (impbell, Pat McGettrick, Municipal |Ngh and Wilkes-Barre Coal C house, No. 2%, ¢ ata. | harm? ¢ Jobn Hoyer and Jim Riordan|throvgh the instrumentality of the! toned; in a passageway to Pub-|V.HEN THE GREAT OLIVER/of the Dock Department, who only|eading Company is a combination Ye School No, 1 (the oldest in the city), which ls acroms the street, waa another band. And this, with the ese cool breese of evening and the stars| best to look like Alfred B. Seite Cverhead, aot the stage for the cele-| sooq proudly on the steps of his bration, |tea"s quite surrounded by his wife Gaelic, and that through as tock of whiskers as ever grew sald that Louie Fook ts the only person thereabouts who can under- stand him. And well up in the crowd was Mrs. Sarah Harris, the Suffrage leader of the Second Assembly, And now—now—now—among those STREET KISSING BEE BEGAN. r And throughout it all Al, trying his in restraint of trade and violates the Anti-Trust Act of 1800 | The Reading Company, a nolding corporation, owns all the stock of (l| Coal and Tron Company and a ma-| Jority of the stock of the Jersey Cen-/| tral, the last named in turn owning a majority of the stock of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company The court decreed that after ninety days from date the defendants must submit a plan for the disposal by t COATS, EVENING WRAPS SCARFS and MUFFS 126 West 42d Street NEW YORK A-nold. Constable B Co. October 28th (today) till Friday, November 5th, to 2 P. M. 7 DAY SALE $486,000.00 Oriental Rugs and Carpets Reductions 25% to 30% off NOTICE—To make this the biggest event of ils kind ever held, we offer every Rug and Carpet from a stock which inventories at $486,000 at the following range of prices. This sale is finat and preparatory to our removat to our new building, November 8th, at 40th Street and Fifth Avenue. Beluchistans, Daghestans, Mousouls and Kir- mans! » Tanging in size from 2,6x4.6 to 4x7. WHER a teawhe chan Gut. UP | ind his children, Emily, Alfred catier father), Catherine (after mother) ‘ ro at t bs ‘The festivities began at 6.80, when’ Arthur (after candy), and Waiter, It] Present (and so pisasant) were. fut Franklin Simon & Co. trict—Miss Agnes Kelly (Peter Hamill Fifth Avenue please answer!), Miss Ida Sherman, en's Clothing Sh Miss May Haggerty, Miss Rosie Re- 8 West 38th St.—Store Floor § Weat 58th St. store Floor berto and Miss Artemis Spiropolus Men’s Sack Suits “= (Greek for Venus; just look in the For Young Men and Men, 38 to 46 Chest dictionary), Riordan was right! There fs nothing more to be said. Approved custom tailor models, finest imported and domestic fabrics. WANTS CARRANZA URGED 18.50 « 45.00 TO STOP BORDER RAIDS Gov. Ferguson of Texas Wires Wil- son to Have Mexican Ruler Take All Possible Steps, WASHINGTON, Oct, 28.—That Gov, Ferguson of Texas had not asked for additional Federal troops in his telegram to the President to- . day, as reported, but instead had asked the President to urge Gen. Carranza to use every endeavor to stop further ralds across the border by Mexican bandits, was explained at the White House this aftern when it was admitted the otfer statement had been made through un- intentional error. Friday at Special Prices Men’s Hand Tailored Suits Sleeves Silk Lined— Approved Custom Tailor Models Two, three or four button models of the newest Invisible THE FUNNIEST MAN. He is Philo Gubb, © paperhanger, who bas taken ten correspondence schoo) les- sons in detecting, Ellis Parker Butler, author of “Pigs Is Pigs,” describes his ad- ventures each week to The Sunday World 12. 50 Tiustrated Magazine, beginning next Sun- day. Don't mise one of these bamerees ert Value $16.00 to $150.00. Turkish, Persian and Indian Rares in phe « sea or allover designs, ranging in size from 6x9 to 16x25. Prices 90.00 to 900.00 Kirmanshahs, Sarouks and Bijars in Le seliacai Overplaids, Overplaids combined with Stripes, Pencil or Combination Hida Checked Velour, Oxford Vicuna, English Tweed or Navy Serge. 33 to 46 chest. 20.00 Regutar Price $27.50 112. 50 20% Reduction from ticketed Droste which are actual former sell« ing prices. a FRESH AIR “LW” TRAINS. Only One Car Wi New Chicago Sysi oa 30% Reductions f: Men’s Silk Lined Overcoats windows a tatenie, ne boo qualities and eaquisie coloring, ranging in size from 9x12 | “ticketed prices, which SS erates on jcago's rd actual former sell- for the benefit of pas: ine prices. out-of-doors devotees, cars, It was a announced to-day, probably will be run on half hour :hedules. Only one coach to u traln will be heated, te PROCLAMATION BY WHITMAN, Governor Names Nov, 25 as Date ing by State, ALBANY, Oct. 28.—Gov. Whitman to- day issued his Thankegiving proclama- tion, He set aside Nov, 26 “as a day of thankagiving” for ‘the many benefits which we have received from @ just and wise God’ ————— ee There’s a bet- ter way of buying toilet paper than at so much a roll or so many rolls for a quarter. **It'a the Counted Sheete that Count” | Scoflissue | | Prices from 465.00 to 5, 000.00 Winter Overcoats, Chesterfield Model Highest grade vicuna, in blue, black or Oxford, lined through- out with Skinner satin, custom tailored. 33 to 46 chest. Special 23.50 5,000 Yards Celebrated Bigelow Carpets At Drastic Reductions in Price Former Actual Retail Price $1.65 to $2.25 yard. Friday at Special Prices Silk Lined Fall Overcoats Hand Tailored, Chesterfield Model Of black or Oxford Vicuna; silk lined throughout, plain or silk lapel. 33 to 46 chest. Special 16,50 Former Actual Retail Price $3.00 and $4.00 yard. 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