The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1916, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1916. SPEAKER DROPS DEAD | ao iceptae, ur. pA after HUNDREDS DRIVEN BATTERY OF BIG GUNS long-range sixteen-inch guns at Farlinch guns that will command the ap- 4 . a ° Rockaway is part of the Coast Ar-|Proaches and will equal in range any AT FEAST AS HE JESTS | eee ee eae on eee vere veuea Lilery’s immediate plans, told to the |auN now carried on a battleship, of peed tite nyede” WILL PROTECT CITY AT Military Affairs Committes of the} “While we are waiting for these "aR 4, th 4 House by Gen, f. M. Weaver, Chief [suns to be built, we plan to mount on T Expect to Live Many Years,” speier tates, tart Seger ee po FROM HOMES BY of Coast Artillor high elevation carriages, with a tong Says Wedding Anniversary | gown. Then he toppled into the arms Pr admitted the poasibili- |range, forty surplus twoive-inch guns ful bombardment of New|now at Sandy Hook. Thése will be Gen, W Laver and yourself. 1or2 Orator, and Expires. of his wife. Dr. B, 8, Bookstaver, of FAR ROCKAWA B ty of a mu Pills at night relieve con« No. 140 West One Hundred and York and San Francisco at present, |!nstalled as soon as possible. It must _— @tipation, Geta box of = Potting Into the arms of bis wife, | Fourth Street, said death was in- but said the Dardanelies operations | be taken into consideration that shore Wor 0 Wer Meni hark ines, “The dinner was given last night at had again proved the comparative |auns have am kdvantage over naval dled euddenty of heart disease just |th® Campus restaurant, One| Hun- nailer Till 16-Inchers Are Ready] 'Meffectivencss of battleship fire at jeune of eight to one tn accuracy of y oO . Tatory | {red and Fourth Street and Colum. ainst land fortifications, |fire. We propose to equip New York as he oper by perce ru bus Aven the vulnerability offend other large porta with larger Lanai ot 7 were in bene ration Mi jNew York and San Francisco,” ho}Runs not because of fear of attack, tho thirtieth wedding anniversary of | said, “steps are now being taken to|but in order to protect better the property back of un.” a_i. a are’ ve fl Y Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Wertheim = emer wall Places After Heavy Rains remedy the situation, At Fat Rook- WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS! No. 120 East Elghty-fifth Street. aces After eavy Kans, WASHES YN, Jan, 2—The ins] away tte New Yor, and at Ban Gen. Weaver added that the new 1 . ach, Ne ork, and uns would be #0 mounted as to repel stallation of a powerful battery of | Francisco we plan to install sixteen-Jattacks from land as well a. atte Joliet Under Five Feet of] Emergency Rifles of Long Water and Peril at Other Range Will Be Mounted. CHICAGO, Jan, 21.—Rivers through out Northern Hlinois, swollen by rain < which fell almost continuously through the night, to-day overflowed their « i e banks and inundated a and villages, No lo gg estimated at several hundred thousand a FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET wok tthe Ties through the valle Wie) 2a OUT) Clearance of Plants, 25c _ , Mxtra large Boston ferns, bearing 3 to 4 7 to 8 inches in diameter, J beegedriags hg where Paled for filling fern dishes, ie GLISH IVY, growing h Se. ‘s filed for the above. Greenhouse on the Roof Paines the water spread far over the lowlands reaching its height in the 2 nM rhhorhood of JoNet, here a large Will Close Out Saturday section of Ue eli Whe Innndauad and several villages flooded with five feet of water. ‘ > te 66 ” . : : Misses’ & “Flapper” Winter Apparel Aurora and Pigin on the Fox Rive and intermediate towne of St. Ch (Regtaterea.) ' Ratavia and Genova reported high wa 5 ter and much damage At Greatly Reduced Prices Bottheaatern Town and the. extreme a northern and western Missourt were 100 Misses’ Suits wso in the rain belt A collection of suits in a large variety of styles, made of broadcloth, velour de _ The worst flood since 1902 tus on-| laine, gabardine and velveteen, trimmed with various furs. Sizes 14 to 18. 15 00 gulfed JoNet. Water is running five e fort deop in the streets, Formerly up to 45.00 1,000 persons were dri 60 Misses’ Dressy Suits reported ale feeb tw Two or three suits of a kind, made of broadcloth, velour de laine, chiffon vel- 22 0 and business suspend vet, corduroy and velveteen. Sizes 14 to 18. Formerly up to 65.00 oO The principal danger spot | 35 Misses’ Sport & Utility Coats WA, te) the wonttiaaaterd meetin ae Included are a number of styles in Guernsey cloth, tweed effects, novelty the city, which is traversed by Hick- | cheviots, velour de laine and corduroy. Sizes 14 to 18. 12 75 ry a@ tributary of the Des |& Formerly up to 39.75 . Plaines River, There tho water was odus of k in ix feet deep, and a swift inhabitants began at d. > 45 Misses’ Danse Frocks An assemblage of dainty, youthful models in soiree, crepe Georgette, char- boats and improvised r. Many a 7 meuse, tulle and soft taffeta. Sizes 14 to 18. Formerly up to 35.00 15.00 jo Bot Drala: xouRit: afety on @ ? O A S h4 “4 BE we eaac'ertmie A itarnatece orcs wnaie) Women’s Outer pparel at Special Prices Vari les in vel » chi use, de chine, combinati f n and much daw was done . on de o vanes ae s ohh Vie elt se, crepe de loan 18.50 cary ad throughout t@ adjoining Special Purchase of Women s Women s ‘Dalebloom Coats 30 “Flapper” Coats Tein “Pik WRver at, duretn orehe and Misses’ Suits, $8.50 Specially Reduced to $9.50 flowed its banks following an all- About 150 suits of aquality which measures up to Blooming- Ten up-to-date styles that have been selling heretofore at A group of coats in several styles for the hard-to-fit girl of 12 to 16. Made of t downpour. P, & f ; ; ener) 7 t downpo ¢ @ | dales’ standard. In fact, duplicates of these suits made by the | $12.75, $16.50 and $19.75. Every coat in this collection is an BOVEY: Cherise and choke xinehnesy Formerly up to 16.50 6.75 AS eacetthen ,|i2 | same manufacturer have sold in regular stock earlier in the | all-wool Dalebloum,” which means that they are guaranteed 45 “Flapper” School Frocks z ‘er . &) | season at $14.75, $16.50 and some at $19.75. to give two seasons’ satisfactory wear. A selection of two and three piece models in appropriate styles, fabrics and cight feet during the night and is still _ Materials are cheviots, serges, poplins and wool tweeds, Materials are corduroy, fur fabric, wool mixtures, colorings for the hard-to-fit girl of 12 to 16. Formerly up to 12.75 5.95 rising lined with good quality soft satin. ' Wyaree — Astratex, etc. . . At part, seven miles north |g) Colors are navy, brown, combinations of tweeds and plenty olors are navy, brown, gray, dark green, mixtures and ” 35 “Flapper”? Afternoon & Street Frocks - of Aurora, where the Loyal Onder of of black. choice coats in black. ‘ In velveteen, combinations of serge and taffeta, crepe de one’s nn fae is ic ef settee | Women’s sizes to 44 bust measure. For misses Every size represented. Please come early for chine, plaided taffeta and plain taffeta. Sizes 12 to 16. 10 00 15 00 lat ad chien ese lak SI to 20 years. A rare value at oe $8.50 best selection. The price is SPECIAL at...... ‘ $9.50 q Formerly up to 35.00 . e Ing desperately at a dam which holds | Th G t F Cl, C ti E 100 “Flapper”? Party Frocks ih eck an artificiat BNO Ste 8 e rea ur earance ontinues Dainty, girlish types in chiffon, taffeta, voile, tulle and lingerie. : oe Be OA Oe Pee 9 This is our annual event, and differs from most fur clearances In the sale are coats, matched fur sets, muffs and Ba Sizes 12 to 16. Formerly up to 35.00 10.00 ‘ine “aie eteaked th a @ | in this respect: We tell every purchaser what the REAL | rate scarfs at great reductions from original prices. le an intervening | | name of the fur is. Trade names without proper explanation urge you to come and see the merchandise and note the new | not permitted. This is Bloomingdales’ safeguard. prices, "|e ——_——Seoond Bloor, SI ‘At Bloomingdtates’ At Bloominadales” Tomorrow, Final Day of Our Clearance of Children’s Wear At these revised prices the garments mentioned below will : find new owners quickly. This is an unusual opportunity for Clearance Sale of big savings. F * Misses! Suits Men’s Suits & Overcoats Reducdd : Reduced to $7.67 ‘ es dora seis Een ee in ue to $6.85, $9.85, $12.85, lying sections, The Fire Department don in numerous cas , nts bef son's models in serges, gabardines or velvet in blue, brown or black, Some have velvet $16.85, $21.85 TT WUPUVAAUAIIA TIA collers, others fur trimmed collars, Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years. R ; , educed from $7.95 and up to $30.00 4 Stores Children’s Coats, pre: $ ip $ wey f ee $1.69 to $8.98 uit fabrics are Worsteds, Cheviots and Cas- Victor Factory Distribagjont + Telephone Mesvey Hi SOO FIRE CAN’T STOP SISTERS. Were priced. $1.98 to $16.75. | Chinchilla: simeres in: black, bhicavand poe aanves, ——— yadeloth, zibeline, cor ‘oy ot t iy ” * i. 563 FIFTH AVE. a ne 427 FIFTH AVE. Will Rebatld Sanatoriam at Ga- prendelss puetee fous or black, Bises 2 to 6 Ss Styl 11 i; COR. 46th ST. ae BET. 38th & 39th Sts, = pyntinis Revently Destroved, years.” $1.69 to $8.98. uit Styles are 2- or 3-button soft roll English = Financial assistance | ng souRh . . ; : 23 WEST 42d St. 27 WEST 34thSt. & by Motnor Patricia of tho ssnntoriuin - Regulation Sailor Dresses, $3.98 to $4.98 models, some with cuff on sleeve; 3-button conser- BET. 5th & 6th AVES. BET. 5th & 6th AVES. Egy | the administration building by fre last for resneae ad RISES navy or black serge, with red, black or white braid vative models and young men’s 2-button models with * t--4 jeaday mornin, The sanatorium on sailor collar; tie to match pockets on waist. n cellent dress for . . ; Yes I anda D oes = which eat ‘s t Gabi, NY vl ' cthocl wear, Sizes 6 to 18 years, $3.98 to $4.98. 0 double-breasted vests (these in small sizes only). is y a | lc cterculbcle ‘aumecken’ and 1a nonraeee ce} \ Dresses at $1.74 to $7.98 sanaine Overcoats are of Kersey, Melton or Fancy] @ 4 ar t Originally 98 to 50, jaterials are serge, gabardin « { Carr All the Ee | eisters 3 | snd combinations of serge and taffeta, Some have white collar and cuffs: | | Cheviots. They are in the wanted models and most y = eieugture. ao ng others have a frill of net at neck. Choice of blue, brown, Copenhagen, . . wis ‘ ] Em [greatly in excess of the sinc fq | reseda, green, ie or gitite checked skirt combined with blue, Sizes 6| | of the higher priced coats are silk lined. Victor Records Be LE ae me gers arora (eit ee Oars ro | ing, howevor, Mo nie | ‘At Bloomingdalea’ :, H LL THE LATEST RECORDS— EY broot ling," f which a Trade Gala at Dressmaking Boys’ Blue Serge Suits all the operatic records—all the 2-2 |g S li d N ° for Graduation, $4.95 to $10.95 ; = u les an otions » special records are here at Landay's: Efe [NOTED WOMAN FLYER DEAD.|G |, ws enetoted nosey nghe re quis tt periatin of teeiowe | |] teste sssoctinest fnew siodde te veungitest shail ing = Ay ja u is sale. ad Our four large stores cater toa Fam | Mies Davies Win! vo Loon the tnepsi i | © UNE you connot attend in person, a detailed list will be mailed to you on suitable for wear on any occasion. Sizes for boys up to 18 i classes of music lovers must necessar- 3 CONDON, Jane titan Trekawne |ff | feauett—tt contains upward of 200 Items useful in every home, years at $4.95 to $10.95. | i nd the records to suppl: Et vies, famous as 1 two |) | nee pergist Teese Hnwtoamens Cail ? Jat thirty-three, has {us tine ing V3 IN go rnp Meene ee Aer: [Men’s and Women’s Hosiery, 11c anday’s to hear and select you ; = See vine Wille : Besides the immense stock, we have at your = M i . . i lercerized and Fibre Silk disposal 60 roomy sound-proof demonstrat- sui! ing rooms which materially add to your com- dite Ber dasaserd beige lure putter oad Sa) fort and convenience. = though these stockings, strictly speaking, are seconds, : . the defects in most cases are nothing more serious than a Artists like Hempel, Bori, Elman, McCor- rar a drop stitch in the weave, The wearing quality is un- mack and others appreciate the record AFavoritel | Q eected 3 = | i re able to give—so will you. ‘ 2 @ or ramen _ vor men SEFYICOWS B | Victrola X | EY 8 plese ees Medium or heavy} Fibre silk or mercer } im «= - Dont you want to hem oe ee lS Ce | ag a Ing garter tops; double [lsrge variety of colors | = day? Come in—we will be only too glad to tm | complied a ® La We. f soles, Light colors, |Also black or white = play them for you. Purchasable together| Edy foontribution [{8 | rdnasio” Bi es black or white, Pair, He, [Pair, Mes” = E P t T with records amounting | the Ranbir | — ae - SSE 1a alamo he = asy aymen erms | organized w« |: nee namin gales! =———emnmemremeeneeeenn t Bloomingdates | total try ts exp i@ Hy Victrolas $15 to $400. Records 6oc up. 510 cs | secon no || Dry P icked Turkeys, lb., 24c Umbrellas Recovered, 74c = t of mn! | ee pe sure 1 | Prime Roast Beef, 12}4c. | Loins of Jersey Pork, 16! 4c. For this month only we will recover umbrellas with linen = FOR Flare cal erg ett erg gua bee fs v,Balance fa |tialon. re Bl Pane 7 ‘Roating Chic Kes 20¢ oe Killed Rows, 16), gloria, tape edge, for 74c. Recovered with gloria silk (mixture = * small monthly payment 4s enforeins: ic} | Legs of Spring Lamb, 20¢. Swift's Dixie Bacon, « of ailk-and-linen), $1.29. * =| ——«_!,£, Mle Sy mity | | Wegs of Canada Lamb, 14) gc. | | ' ie AN MMM Fp | and it deste prevent torecloir | Acie eee cee ASO cess elias ie! eeaaSe eNO RESORT Te vet eine oe Hae SEUeRBERCUCBNENENENBAER {ALL CARS,, BLOOMINGDALES’ (2x! $3 SAE: et