The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1915, Page 12

ceesees sane ge THE SEEKS FATHER LONG LOST. Gone Ten Years, Miss Kats Looks for Him on Const. LOB ANGELES, Nov. 11.—Miss Elsie Kats of New York reached Los Angeles today in ® search which she has con- @ucted for ten years to locate her father, Bernhard Kats, Miss Katz said she bad a clue indicating that her father ‘was living at an orange ranch in Bouthern California. “E lest heard of my fathor when he also to become ger standard, was in Everett, Washington,” said Miss Matz. “That was in 1910. Since that time I have had no word trom him.” ‘Mise Kats eald her father and her mother were divorced, Her father was @ singer. cause it was made gat in judgment. covered $500 worth FOOD. SOURING IN STOMACH CAUSES GAS, INDIGESTION *Pape’s Diapepsin” neutral- izes acids in stomach and starts digestion. BLIND, James SOLEMN CONCLAVE OF FOUR BULL MOOSE Neither Wake Nor Autopsy, but Only a Luncheon, Said Col. Roosevelt. Five minutes! No sourness, gas, heartburn, acidity or dyspepsia. On the fourteenth floor of the Hotel Vanderbilt, about as quiet and out-of the-way place as might be found there was held yesterday a mysteriou! ceremony, which apparently had something to do with a wide-antlered If what you just ate is souring on Your stomach or lies like a lump of lead, Pefusing to digest, or you belch gas and proaets sour, undigested food, or have a jing of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, usea, bad taste in mouth and stomach esaeke, you can surely get relief in five minutes. Ask your pharmacist to show you the ula, plainly printed on these fifty-| Perking, who tas f Pa then you] the herd rations; William Hamli will understand why bles} Childs, who blows the horn whic! of all kinds must go, leads what remains of the herd 4 .| Brooklyn; and Horace F, Wilkinson, the tende rted keeper of the no creature whose head recently ap peared as a political emblem on bal- lot. Thero were present Col. Roosevel the Big Moose him George ret ceremony Menid tt was in the na ture of a wake, The Colonel, throug! his Secreta said the affair simply a luncheon what will please you mo will feel that your stom: pa ee ACCUSES MAID OF THEFT. pills for biliousness or const Jewels and Clothipg Gone ar Iiapessiat’ nan, ts bores sornie’ 1 Baby Lett in Cemetery. ee but you will be enthusiastic] Mrs. Blanche Aaron of No. 504 Weat this splendid omach Prep ra-|One Hundred and Fifty-fi ported to the detect! Branch Bureau yest of the Fourth | the theft of jued at $1,000 that a maid bbery took place Ww! her mother at One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street Broadwa: the afternoon. She had asked th to wheel her seven-months-old her'mothers house und said ahe would meet the servant there. nn the maid failed to appoar with by she burried home and found we in huby, in ite carriage, was foynd man Gray last evening in Yh emetery at Amsterdam Avenue Fifty-third Street, BENZOMINT(: For That Beginning SCRE THROAT": by Pol At Your Druggist, 50c ‘Teint Astounding Offer g the Largest Manufacturers & Retailers of Pianos In America FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Pianos at Half Price and even less in many instances. The reason for this sale is Suny overproduction by our large factories at Grand Haven, h. ‘And we must move this stock even if every Piano has to “ost en sold for less than the manufacturing cost. Every vay and Player-Piano in our entire stock is included in t sale. Just think what this means to you. The world’s yes makes of Pianos and Player-Pianos—all styles, all finishes. Every one worth more than double what we ask for them, BUY NOW—PAY LATER No Deposit Required Look at These Prices—They Make Buying Now an Unequalled Saving ALL ALL eae ’ 15|% se225 PIANOS PIANOS — Now $325 to $375 PIANOS ALL $550 PLAYER- diserder, clothing and NOW me ae a TALL $800 aL $50 ae 3905 | 227995) 88-NOTE $405 Prices Lower Than Ever Before Make Your Own Terms—As Low as $1 Weekly Free Delivery. No Red Tape. No Extras. COME AT ONCE AND GET FIRST CHOICE. An opportunity like this has hever before been known in News Oddilies POST-OFFICE EMPLOYEE doesn't know who his Governor ts. He re-addressed letter to “Hon, Charles 8. Whitman” to Charles 8, Whitman, District Attorney. CHAUFFEURS, RUTLERS AND HOUSEMAIDS SQUIRREL POTPIE cost California man $150 be- RATS DIGGING A NEST at La Crosse, Wis, un- AT NINETY- NINE YPARS, Jeremiah Paulsell has taken out Heense to hunt big game in Oregon, some one else fs with him to give directions, and takes apart and puta together his machine, at Bellefontaine, O, EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 11, 1915. Philadelphia, The who shot pin ran away when Petrecca fell. oo Reno Divorce tor Mrs. Cady. ‘Word came from Reno, Nev., to-day that @ divorce had been granted to Mrs. Mabel Dean Cady from Dr. Edward Everett Cady, a Brooklyn dentist. Mra. Cady charged desertion and alleged that her husband tirned down her efforts to effect a reconcilia‘ion, and declared that he was “quite tirough with her.” TORTURED BY RHEUMATISM miess under Montclair'’s new hygienic of pet squirrel of Town Kecorder, who | ot Jowelry cached by « burglar, McKeever drives his own auto when “I have lived in this city for more than 12% years and am well known. J rujfered from Rheumatiom, especially in my hands. I spent a lot of money witho good results. I have taken “Fruit-a-tives” for 18 months now and am pleased to tell you that J am well. All the enlargement has not left my hands, and perhaps never will, but the soreness is all (re and 1 can do a kind of work. T have gained 85 poun de in eighteen months.” R. A. WAUGH. Toronto, Oct. Ist, 1918, 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size @5c, At all dealers or direct from Fruit - Limited, Ogdensburg, New Yor HIGH SCHOOL BOY SHOT BY HUNTER, WHO FLEES HAMMONTON, N. 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