The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1915, Page 11

WORLD WAR FILMS | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1915. AGAIN TO BE INTRODUGED| legisiation pase the House,” IE when the bili Wan before t ‘i t time, It pas held up partly the ground that the = JOURNALISM REPORTS Ravburn of Toms Announces Hel ee Hee maa 8G SALE OF RELIABLE POLICKWOMAN IN TRENTON to look after dance ‘ay it 0 exas nnounces He tral unde aqui that time weve e giving each chawtreu only enough “gua” to ieee WASHINGTON, Nov, 90.—Represent-| {i Ne ratirte ron FIR \: fhe pianos offered in this sele é trip planned, f ‘ 4 jAtlve Sam Rayburn of Texas, author of MlRebody can tel wien Greed new WH cell regularly at $350. These TO BHOOT BURGLARS, Mise Caroline Childe, Director Tells of Graduates’ Hien OF lene os tte DERE eee Wee uareee T bos teen werted of arian WN instruments are recommended wealthy helress of Great Neck, L, L, keeps a revolver by Alaa ' , honda, will reintroduce this Dill on the MAation following the close of t MN) for their excellent tonal quel- y Achievements and Pays i #] pean war. 1! would be to Na 1 People May “Watch the Un- apecial permit of Justice Hayden, opening day of the Bixty-fourth Con-! any further rallrow’ tn That ls cot | Paty ities and beautiful case designs, 7 =, ctu ’ watchable,” See Amazing PERMISSION TO “BWAT UP” her husband tn any Tribute to Founder. "N $5 Dor vn, $5 M ’ , 2 way she chose for two weeks was given wife by Kansas ss a NI own ont ‘ City J . who ordered the couple to return then and aT sa, |_| . hly Feats of Modern War. bin ‘awe how the husband, alleged wife-beater, iikes it, | ‘The suoceastul work of the Pollteer “\| NEW 88-NOTE \ . —_—— Bohool of Journaliam at Columbia ' WITH CLOTHESLINE WIRE and a new device, Bos- vers lined 5 Ae | “Our infantry charged the enemy| “deco ton inventors claim they oan bear witeless oonvermations | ULverNmty 0 ou binge tht tN . 1 asa enter artiiery preparation fn Germusy, repay Sonpetes Si Rogafige i/: layer-F ianos had cleared a passage through the = oaue on BOREE, ft the fail ai of AS ferdet.” Who can conjure up the PETE, JUNKMAN'S HORSE, not worth $9 city of be abana (whe catatoe % pe | tal SH hesw. latent: om. the } Wonderful pleture concealed in euch Paterson charged for keeping him in pound, and owner AN es , ‘ | \ the official war refuses to redeem him, so city is driving him to a cart |@fter having newspaper experience 4: very latest S88-Note Players | eee in ee! eae teicelga B to earn his board. and without matstoulating, and dle- PY] in various designs and woods. | se a aa gel beta imagina- cussing at length the reasons, Dr. st Fully — guaranteed. i Grotahia that Neerland BN) LARLY. PRICED AT 9600, few— sitively | » and then “, ba 4 “ 4 . ae areal aa ee ee eta | atte earl rae aie tor an tae | HUNGRY, HE FELLS MAN; | ,"4 men wno nas nanny examina a) TO-MORROW ONLY...” tant, ih de ite stump is cu have actually seen this amazing ac-|Si0rn' through by @ spell. It ie no SAYS HE ISN'T SORRY | vertisements of the Amertean news- Zui Convenient Terms of Payment tion take place in the field have found| mere bridle path that ts blown paper knows ite great advance in the *\ Ps) F MUSIC d Fine thelr eyes unequal to the task, ‘The| through the woodland:, the forest, is . past Atty years, Of ail American my 12 ROLLS O an ait dusavensins Was ou) oe inal aul that is lett of the foreat is char-|“I'd Have Done Same to You; 1| ivumalists, ttle ak tia’ rsdn oN Bench with Player. calm observation. 6 only 6; at! red and torn stumps of lumber scat- significant example utter- Pu can #00 these actions and record them tered Over the devanted trenches.” a Don't hay od venti Pris- J ances show, he made possible an or- ° ° IS PIANOS Taken in Exchange faithfully ts the lens of the moving js in only one oner Te! agistrate. and exacting training for Th Ik Ir ad . 1 Mehel it is di th = m picture camera, fare or today. that are to be seen | Charles Hankowits, Jean and spec. |J0urmalisem because he knew at what e i is alre y \° \| ‘Then all, at leisure, can watch the|in the ofcial French motion pictures |tacied, was out of work, ee he got to| Price his study and knowledge had ° e ° de unwatchable. Here in the Fulton] being abown under the auspices of! work ‘vigorously yesterday, Bankowtts,| been won. mixed in it “AN ‘Tue World at the Fulton Theatre. | thirty years old, a mechanical engin AI ‘Theatre on Forty-sixth Street, Just) Ai oe thom ace as realistic and bave| Austrian by birth, approached Dudley |, Proving the style of Rngiish writ- oh West of Broadway, such an action| 4, he sean to be belleved. These are Rae we Fitth Avenue, and Fiftiet ten by the students of the school and With ether flour, you have to buy the / b it 'd step b tep as it) th ly war films which have been vi e insurance de- | at the eame time keeping it salable, ! iN Govelops. One literally seus the forest | shown at the French Embassy” in feel estate frm, and one of the problems discussed by Dr. milk and a4 it yourself, to get really good results. as Warerooms sth AV. and 39th St. etn the Bett tf Metzeral, which eae feadteg tae Bible and’ shak penne is you we Aunt Ji 's Pancake Flour, you its Wednesday 4 Vet ® P.M. jattle o} jetzeral, w 7. cer ° forms part of the official French Gov- ; ORT MeL aunt mee money TR get food hetptut in learning to write salable save this extra expense. a Sar rere in "Victor Service ernmont motion pictures of the asnt-| BOYS’ JOY RIDE CUT SHORT. |ana sneiter anyhow. Eni Pure, sweet milk fe already mixed tn it, Much A P Geke General ‘Batt’ ot the, Senet |G Makes Runnl 4 Just Bankowits, ose oetle enous, 89 | rota or Witeme say more delicious, too. n ‘ feneral Staff of th encl wher Makes Running . ea 1h 4 by the French Gov- th Yorkville Police Court. hing and bigh be: “NZe ernment. to ‘The World through Its an They Are Om. yore ale have done ine, same to] day'a market, but as Bir Tenry Irving Have your grocer send you a package, and see for v war correspondent, KE, Alexander} from a window seat in Healy's ng font” prankutrete | justly sald that the theatre muat suc: yourself. Powell, for pre ation in the United) pestaurant at Sixty-sixth Street and | starve. My Totes dover 4 pn om Sun-| ceed as a business or it could not Statos and Canada, the spectators can! (tims Avenue last night Henry |day and I was very much disappointed | Oxist as an art, eo @ School of Jour. sit in the Fulton and ave th : No. 47 Weat {When he went away without having me|nalism cannot be held to preparing 9 Jump and fall as the shell BCLUFER, OF WO Zt arrested. | w jungry then; I am| its students for their final task unless The advan rd i nth Street, saw a small boy | hungrier now.” they are successfully taught English ready to spr. the charge, hop Into his auto, which he had left! Bankowits said he was employed for-|to sell, which proves salable while no other cov is afforded by &) at the curb, while another youngster |merly at the Philadelphia works of the! thoy are within its walls. hedge. To advance ts imp » be-leranked the car, Sibley made the searing J soe One aires, a had) Dr. Williams then points to the re- cause of the hail th shells that is fall | running board just aa the car was Buller waa in bad ohaper bot sityingty, sponsible newepaper positions held by enemy from the far aide o * ti a 4 u 10 the forest drops somo shells so close MUN ater way age |Miacrinre camuctere® rom e#eault {8| Herth correspondent for one of the |p “Made in a mimute—the milk’s mixed in tt" that some rat J My Siaters| Sixty-rixth Street, wan at the wheel | Magistrate, Frethinghans nels held Banke- | large Prt ae ipsa ey: pe Me a) ° fine Not & ier a ue ye Wa aise Werk bt woe ts UBOR LILY SELL advance guard not flinc Kenzie, hi en, of Na. P' | nev . forest... The guns aro rushed int Sibley's protests, “don't be a grouch. Hosition. Shell after shell i9 fed) Lemme give you a spin through the 9 e eat repute tom, nan Si? | rye "eas ram cata ght omen’s Fur-trimmed , comes an inferno and disappears, and Not this car,” said Sibley. then later a pe agai atl fe sig Noel betel oP ae hl baths o. made > German | man Doolan, his hey blown into| Weal Sixty-clehth Street Station, Silk Chiff. Vel V I S ° hear of s on h, h Ned ti hi . Pts a tie ie cena [Fog Eaitate ater, fot Ropesrance 1 iron vet or Velveteen uits Broadway at 34th Street. Phone Greeley 2626. ATO aro He @ preci n he 4 . ‘ ‘ (fede dgal A ecsaenbe beg on way| Ex-Congressman Hep Bair: re atc PE retasct ine apotan trenchen: CLARINDA, Ia, Nov, 30.— Tomorrow: at. Most Unusual Prices Beginning tomorrow we shall place on sale the open space. beautiful as pacirate Hepburn, Congressman from the Eighth : Vv R kable P h f park, more shells are hurled as the Towa District trong 1889. tor4909, 4s re- F A oe th ° 1 er’ emarkabie urchase 0 sending up veritable geysers of soll | Hepburn ts elghty-two years old. at Fe at ie 1 ° t and making huge craters in the ——— 1 000 W C Sround, is so curtoun to the abserver, STATEN ISLAND NOTES, Fabrics are twilled-back velveteen aid im- | Fabrics are silk chiffon velvet or twilled- inter oats in the theatrn Mt tine eoek | 2 Sow righton Board. ot ported corduroy. Coatsare innew Russian | back velveteen. Coats are with fancy Mi J ° d Gi | manner in ries. tas >ublic Works Henry Ps model, buttoned high to neck, or flare | shirred or muff collar, trimmed with fur. for isses, uniors an Iris fluater, he Runner Bi Seeres, Soares model with deep collar and cuffs of fur. Fancy bell-shaped sleeves or the new gaunt- ° {tenn taking wie] 80 pee ig't Laman, Deals Some are banded with skunk opossum, skunk | let sleeves, also furetrimmed, Flare or The Savings Are Very Unusual © of every niy appointed or natural raccoon or Hudson seal. Also | belted sides, some banded with fur. Skirts wp: ‘ ; : ver, but yet main- eceived . A a = Vi ;' ¢ 0 ni Pls ¢ vaterials, including the much w. ler and keeping In 1d will take over the belted models fur-trimmed. Skirts are | full-belted or pleated. Trimmings are skunk io gah gg ea oy Ce be Pie piRenig ch. a ‘ oth, line, Co! ), Fe nev eiig_srim_reatty_to tet when ope 4 fared of pated WO ee Ne 1 Geen Teco, Daaet oF, Hinson mal I G “The jority are lined throughout others are half lined with satin " gyauen Ish y ila the atuaitoriun, of Linings are plain or fancy silk. Warmly | Linings are fancy figured, striped or bro- 5 > ina rity fee handsomely EUR-TRIMMED . q anda 3 : p SUR. ! | | tied ‘Kuler Krederiek interlined. Colors are black, navy, brown | caded silks. Colors are black, navy, brown OP EAU GO OY EN): BROIAN BIS HOHE Sais § rman of the Arrange- , Mi > Coat: Si 14 to 18 Y¥ f ' hifn Reginald Bonner of Bara or green. or green. Misses’ Coats, Sizes 14 to 18 Years 16, Livi on, have returned from _ : ae RUB BET erp ie Pee sruaet, ro: Coats that would be $16.50 10 $18.50 0.0... ccc cee neeeeeeeeeeee eee $950 wil be held e in’ “Tul 7 9 Jin thot clubhouses St Georgns to-mor: We will also present tomorrow Coals that would be $20.00 to $22.50 ; 12.50 ACHING JOINTS . toting Cara Coats that would be $25.00 10 $27.50 oo... ccc esc e sees eceetaveeenes 14.50 rtained the Mon- ° * ey he $0 2.5 /, tay’ uridge Chub st her home Yenterday 150 Suits that were $29.50, $35.00 & $39.50 Coats that would be $29.50 10 $32.50 0... ccc ccc cc cece cesses eeenens $17.50 + Rub ye ie. mi he Asie, Went New rh ton, has res Juniors’ Coats, Sizes 13 to 17 Years trial bottle o ole tur m8 Yast to Poa tre. > Z, 2 50 Cs sceraaasieale AMIN a lt bd AS 2 NSE Bh St. ducob’s Oil.” vil ala Hoel Svat at the reduced price of $23, Coal thal would’ te 41650 (1 d18.00 en ne ae dicee $9.50 in the Curtis Lyceum, je, tormorrOM evenings ES ; ses Coats that would be $20.00 10 $22.50. ciccvcccccecceeseceeeeeenes $12.50 Rhcumatisin is “pain only a a ta a The only reason for this great reduction is t e CO ‘ * 5 ~ owe case in fifty requires inter Sasi ermine ana hr AaNe y di g 7. s that the color and size ranges are Coats that would be $25.00 to $27.50... ccc ccc cc eee cceeeeuecuecs $14.50 ment, Stop drugging, Ruby di not complete according to our stock standards. Values are exceptional. : ; 4 gia inant mn re muneateage oh Be : PHONG Girls’ Coats, Sizes 6 to 14 Years ‘ t instanily’ upiston, to-mors . . ; 2 O11" ss rheuma- Af evening Wil he "enjoyed Many are luxuriously fur-trimmed. Coats that would be $10.00 10 $12.00 .......ccececsccesecsseeevens $6.50 an ears Se Ue riven thls ekenine in the follow: Coats that would be $14.50 10 $16.50 00... ccc cece eee ee ra: $8.50 St ait battle o Mest Sere enon: Both Coats and Skirts are in newest models. Coals that would be $18.50 to $22.50....... “e Pen Apne $11.50 q Jacob's Oil" at a ‘urtis Lyceum, rata momen aadies* society of the Mar. . ™ " : Tay Mian all tae taarfoee Whipcords Woo! Velours Gabardine Broadcloth Sizes 34 to 44 A Very Exceptional Sale of “st. Jacob's will deliver an t- i rheuinatisin Diente: atin laa halt | ‘ an tt : C ond ot sa OSes AARC ae Sat eon tl | Black Navy Brown Green Prune —_ th Flees Women’s Street Coats | «t $15.00 . | ° | Bf sarcones FURNITURE The NEWEST In BLOUSES All are new, up-to-the-minute models. Belted flare or ripple effects. i ATWO STORES } Large collar of natural raccoon, black coney or self fabric. Lined throughs | CASH or CREDIT Dining Room, Priced with decided attractiveness | out or half-lined with peau de cygne or satin. Also interlined. Fabrics r —_— Bedroom and include plain or fancy Zibeline, Broadcloth, Fancy Mixtures, Cheviots CALL and Make f 1 Parlor Outfits Blouses of ecru embroidered net over ) Smart Tailored Blouses of sheer hand- or Corduroy. All wanted colors and sizes. Your Own Terms HH B to SUIT All Chiffon foundation, with underbodice of | kerchief linen, trimmed with clusters of j | yp satin in white or flesh color; high boned fife tides hematitet high oF te " é ji sey Credit Terms Homes Furnished collar of lace and satin, with picot edge; ANG RTH SARs: SBA GE NOW Tomorrow a Special Offering of 100 $3 Down on $50 3 Rooms at *49- lace cuffs edged with band of collar, turn back cuffs, finished with large ’ ° . 5 BS ne 75.00 satin Special at $5.95 | pearl buttons. White, Nile, gold $3.95 Women’s Serge Combination Dresses 6 « “ “« & 9g.es and light blue Special at . ~ Dressy Blouses of fine crepe de Chine s me that were $20.00 and $25.00 t Write for Our We have Linoleums, combined with broad bands of filet | Tailored Blouses of heavy quaiiiy satin New Catalogue rot he and Carpets lace; vestee and square collar of fine | iy dark shades, with neat stripings of Reduced to $15.00 shadow lace, trimmed back, hemstitched ; fancy cuffs, finished with small pearl color, convertible collar, close fitting tailored Princess, Redingote or Waist Line Effects. i buttons; white, flesh, maize, $2.98 cuffs, trimming of large smoked $2.00 Some braid-trimmed, others with Georgette Crepe or ‘Vaiieta Sleves. peach and bisque. Special at . pear! buttons, Special at Navy or black. All sizes from 34 to 44, but not every size in each style, * > - >