The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1916, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1916, Liners Wiretens ented, » While the French liner Espagne) yas Of Quarantine yesterday # naval! jeer from one of the destroyers on witrality duty in the Narrows raed her and sealed her wireless py Tt was not too soon. Through the window she saw Seagrue rushing down the platform. She slammed the office door shut and locked ft Seagrue threw himself viciously against it ‘The lock held, but she must get away | ler aerials were lowered and her’ Owireless cannot be used while she is under the new neutrality orders Washington. By FRANK H. SPEARMAN. : > ji nit TOE by Frank Te Spearman, a a CHAPTER IV. stomach sour. “California Syrup of Figs” CROSS FEVERISH A STORY OF MOUNTAIN 4 s | RAILROAD LIFE “CHILD IS BILIOUS ‘Look, Mother! See if tongue (Continued ) ! is coated, breath hot or can’t harm tender stomach, liver, and bowels. other realizes, after giving her fornia Syrup of Figs,” that because they Cm pe jomach, liver r dow, running up the track lowed her at top speed escaping, she gave no thought to where she was running; {t was only to met away from her hated enemy and mive what ahe had so hardly re- ained. Helter-skelter through a grove of scattered onks that fringed the hills above the sea, on and on she Intent on leverish oF the deserting her, but at every turn her detested pursuer was fast upon her . Retween his lunging footf: her little chance to elude his savage it. Bhe realised she was run- ning across what had been her own ‘s «reat estate The ocean spread suddenly below her. She had reached Signal Bay and the precipi- tous cliffs that frowned high above it. Like @ frightened fawn she ran ‘up the rocks and down only to hear | Seagrue breathing maledictions close behind and with the distance jesmening between her and certain capture. ed, | Brought at last to bay, she darted down the cliffs to find a hiding place. Not a nook or cranny offered a hope of concealment and a misstep where whe trod meant certain death. Pant- ing and bewtldered. ahe heard Sea- «rue climbing down the ledge on which she hed found a narrow foothold. Her escape was cut off and ecended triumphantly toward her. ° warned him back. “Give me that blue print,” be shouted with an oath. “Keep away from me,” Helen pant- ed. “You're @ wretch. it to you. Tl die first, Don't you dare come down here! Ill dreg you over the cliff if I have to e- ovr eS lothing daunted, he came on. There was but one chance left to get away and, unhesitating, it. ‘Turning, just when he he had her in his je took ought pap get wer, she sprang r? ‘om arranging it) of the precipioe far out over the ocean below. He stood spellbound Xv =<? -jand out of breath he hastened back | to camp, routed out his chauffeur and I'll never give, where she stood on the edge ae Pa She struck with @ great splash. At no great distance from where she had plunged into the bay a epeed launch lay at anchor, Helen reoox- niged the boat; it had, in truth, once n her own, and she had named i © Spiderwater. It belonged now to owners of her father’s estate, but ® believed she might borrow tt onee more. Seagrue, impotent with rage, and following her down the shore, saw her reach the launch and climb resolutely up over the gun- wale. Shakine herself itke a duck, and without losing a minute, Helen spread the wet blue print out on the deck, broke the motor lock and turned the jaunch engine over, She knew the motor well; it was a powerful Loew Victor, and after her second effort it hummed like a dynamo. While ft was w Seagrue ne up she cut the hawaer asily suspected she meant to get to Rhinelander at Oceanside. He looked at his watch. If he could catch the Limited he could etiil reach the city ahead of her. Exasperated took his racing car for the station. Vardly a minute was left to him and his hope of reaching a point where he conld flag the through train vanished when he heard tts whistle and saw| the gleam ‘of Ite headlight coming | down the signal grade But he would not give up. Urging his man to speed, he gained the high- way paralieling the railroad track, | and as the Limited ehot by, Seagrue, with all the power that could be rot | TORTURED BY RHEUMATISH Sunday School Supt. Tells How'‘Frult-a-tives’ Relieved) “I have lived in this city for more than 1@ years and am well known. / suffered from Rhewmatiom, expecially my hands. I spent a lot of money am pleased to tell you that J am well. All the enlargement has not left my hands, and perhaps never will, but the sorenes is all gon-, and I can do any kind of work. I have gained 85 pounds in eighteen months.” tives, Limited, Ogdensburg, New York. —Advt. Yes! They are just boys. of to-morrow. generous citizens. Aire e Ain Paaamnpoer Ses Just Boys! But they are bright, snappy little fel- lows, anxious to leam, wishing for some- thing better than the streets and deserving the best care and environment and training we can give them,—for they are the citizens Your boy is in good care—but there are thousands who literally live on the streets and who need the help of big-hearted, Come to the Boys’ Club at 161 Ave nue A to-day and see what wonderful work is being accomplished with our boys. Then surely you will help in the move- ment of the Boys’ Club Association to raise $500,000.00 by January 21st to continue this work of Building Better Boys, Send contributions to GFE 0D MONEY E, N. POTTER, Treasurer, BOY SOLICITORS ‘The Boys’ Club Association of N. ¥. 55 Wall Street \T hol ed in Imitation Brown wan Y 8 Leather; Di by day, Bed at . . | nagua’t? Divan by tev Bed ot 9G): 28 sister Trask Do out of hie mot. tie abreast of tt. rage, he savy tho last car pulling! gradually past, and furious at being} balked, he stood up on the seat and as the car drew past him, he jumped over the rail and landed on the ob- servation platform. Helen was pushing the launch to- ward Oceanside. The ocean below the bay laps almost the edge of the rall- road track, but her heart sank as she looked back and saw the night| his job, | train tearing up the track and fap-| “What's the job to me?” demanded idly overhauling her. her thnt and In the help train; flag again rai » picked up a pair of gla ing them on the’ cab then B. Altman & Cn. | Smart Hats | of straw combined with Georgette crepe, satin or ribbon, in new Spring shapes effect- ively trimmed with flowers or fancy feathers, will be offered to-morrow at the special prices of $5.75, with velvet facing This offering includes styles suitable for Misses. (First Floor Yiiilinery Department) comprises the entire stock of Suits in fancy mixtures. will be on Sale to-morrow and Saturday at $18.50 offering ver NORTHWEST CORNER SIXTHAVESI5= Str, BAUMANN GER actually held for a Heipless with Inatinet told Seagrue would someliow board that train in an effort to get t. As the engine drow 08 IB- | sfnfnfofnfotn}- ree Storm on the right ry waved @ signal flag fran-| ‘¢ him, but his eyes were | | glued on the track ahead. ‘Then, as| + If by an Inspiration, she seized the | cord of the alr whistle at her hand | Morse code signalled for Storm turned bis head and looked back questioningly along his up at bis own whistle, The signalling continued and his at- tention was finally drawn to the! launch now dropping behind the train, Helen caught up her signal Tn a flash he recognized her, and calling bis fireman over they listened to her appeal “Give me paper, pencil,” shouted Storm, as he shut off the throttle and listened to the long and short toots that re-echoed in jerky succeasion from the surface cf the sea agninat the towering cliffs and through the flying cab. On a leaf, torn from a $8.50 Also Untrimmed Satin Hats B. Altman & Cn. A Reduction Sale of Young Men’s Winter Suits exce Fifth Avewwe-Madison Avenue, 3th and 35th Streets pad, Storm scratched out the signals: | “Ifave survey. Seagrue on your train, Delay so T cqn reach Ocean- | side first. HELEN.” The engine whistle sbrieked bis answer to her eager ears: “Something wrong with the engine already.” The fireman, learning the truth from Storm, tried to persuade him, whatever Los pgp not to delay the train, It would cost Storm, he urged, Storm, applying the air and bringing up the train with a Jolt. | (To Be Continued.) FOR A BAD COUGH Tere fe @ fine, old-tashioned re- el f coughs, colds of catarrh t has deen used for 1th Rreat success, Get 1 of, of Parmint pint of hot kranulated mu Take one table. spoonful 4 tm day. No more racking your whole body Cloned nostrils air paseages of your > #0 you can breathe aay to prepare, coats and te pleasant to take. Any- one who has @ stubborn cough or hard cold or catarrh in any form should give this prescrivtion « trial, Aart. & $12.00 at $2.75 The greater number & $22.50 ional values, New York Subway at Astor Place And Now Comes—Tomorrow—the Wanamaker Old-Fashioned Half-Yearly Sale of Hosiery & Underwear —For Everybody Our only regret is that the quantities are not larger. There will not be enough | to go ‘round. Dealers are kindly asked not to buy so that our regular customers | may have full benefit of the opportunity. } We call it the “old-fashioned” sale, because it is made up of the Wanamaker values that New York has known for many years. Included are: | 25,560 Pieces of Underwear 44,534 Pairs of Hose Or, stated in terms of dollars and cente— $28,259 from our regular stocks $21,217 new special purchases t | $49,476 to be sold for $32,850 This, you see, is a clean average of one-third less in price. less than a fourth. Some things are reduced a half. Where things have been reduced before, the NEW reduction for this sale is at least a fourth. Something for Everybody Men, women, children—everybody can be outfitted in this sale. mothers buy for the whole family. But bachelors are not barred. Of course, sizes and sets are broken, but there is YOUR size in something and that something is sure to be a bargain {f you want it. Better see it, at any rate. You may be sorry you missed it! All weights in the underwear—weights now go according to the demands | of the people, not of the seasons. Cotton, merino, wool and even a few of silk, | including a special purchase of Swiss underwear for women, made by the manufacturer who makes practically all of our Swiss goods. Stockings are also of all kinds—plain and fancy; cotton, lisle and silk. The prices are published merely as a guide to show that the sale offers something for everybody. | WOMEN’S STOCKINGS | CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR | (30,939 Pairs) (2,279 Pieces) 5¢e, 10c, 15¢, 25¢ pair 10c, 15¢ and 25c each Subway floor, Old Building. Subway floor, Old Building. Nothing is reduced Usually | 50c pair “Yt’suidine™ 50c and 75¢ each 75¢ pair “* ohi"suaiee, 7" Main floor, Old Building. 95c, $1.50, $3.50 pair Main floor, Old Building. | CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS | | (2,839 Pairs) | 15e pair Sia" Rae | WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR | (14,597 Pieces) 15¢, 25¢, each (35¢ each, 3 for $1) Subway floor, Old Building. 50c each "Nty’nulsine™ (10,756 Pairs) 10c pair, (3 for 25c) 15e pair "str uier: 25c, 50¢c and $1.50 pair Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg. | MEN’S UNDERWEAR (8,684 Pieces) 10c, 15¢, 25c, 35¢ (3 for $1), 45c each 75c each ™™ (hiss, Main floor Subway floor, Old Building. $1, $1.50, $1.75, $2, 50c, 65¢, $1, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.50 and $5 each $2 each Main floor, Old Building. Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg. All “Seconds” are plainly marked with our usual Yellow Second Tickets A Few New Lots of Suits Have Come to the Ninth, New York Open Saturday Evenings Our Inventory just completed, has die- sae ery many short ends and broken lines in | | our enormous stock which MUST be moved this month before our Spring purchasesarrive. It may be that the very pieces for which eu have been losking are mang them. At any rate, a visit NOW to our store, over- flowing with REDUCTIONS ‘up to 50%, is bound to repay you. THIRD BIG WEEK Bed in full €477.98 [h >, 1 liveries Everywhere WNiCon 5” weR\5"St suits; good suits for wear on holidays. season’s prices; mixtures, oxfords, blues, black; models, Great Going Sale of Men’s Suits and Overcoats, $12.50|| * They are our $16, $18 and $20 grades; dark effects, mixtures, stripes, good business 4 Plenty of good overcoats at $12.50, showing savings of $2.50 to $7.50 over earl " full backs, fitted As Cheste rfield Sizes 88 to 44 in both suits and overcoats. The New Lower-Price Store for Men, Broadway corner Eighth. ——ch fh fran ore A Senarate Motion Picture Serial Supplement WILL BE GIVEN WITH NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD '* Greate, Now York ty. Get This 8-Page Magazine Size Section With Next Sunday's World na Manes 1S PR Taam of 8 Cote Nietary Shay: , a ”