The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1916, Page 9

“L’" PASSENGERS IN PANIC AS FLAMES CIRCLE CARS Hurareds Smash Windows and] D¢™*, and biinding fames enveloped Gates to Escape Near Brook» | gt lyn Station, Hundreds of passengers on a six- oar Broadway elevated train Bight broke down the gates, smashed window panes and through windows and doors when the contact shoe of the first car became eaught under the third rail just be “Re minutes—that—just that , pe's Diapepsin the largest sell-| worth of satisfaction or your druggist ing stomach regulator in the world, If} hands you your m: y back. what you eat ferments i Jumps, you belch gas and undigested food and acid and aches; breath foul; tongue coate your insides i ble wast. . fat JERSEY CITY,N.J. pew BRUNS* (CK, N.J. |PLAINFIELD,N.J. | BROOKLYN, fs) 150 Newark Ave. t ~ STOMACH ACT WST TAKE A LITLE ally does" put bad stomachs in really do pepsin, gas, heartburn and sour- pe's: Diapep n with the stomach all such distre /ATHUSHEK The Following List of Reliable Pianos Taken in Part Payment for ‘oright ands an Player Pianos At Bargain Prices Universal.......... fore the train reached the Marcy Ave- nue, Brooklyn, station on its way to East New York, bh Sparks spurted out In showers from beneath the train, demoralizing tramfo the first four cars, Men and women ped on each other in their efforts to get to the station, platform from the forward cars and to the sidepath ot the elevated structure from cars further back, Three patrolmen and the trainmen were powerless against the rush of the passengers. Three girls were trampled underfoot en the platform of the station, but were rescued with. ING UP? last swarmed out PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN | | ishes. It's truly astonishing—almost marvelous,and the joy is its harmless A large fifty-cent case of Pape's overcome indiges- o stubborf | It's worth its weight in gold to men | . Jand women who can't get their stomachs in your home—| lied with t = and t harmless »\ hd. —Advt PIANOS comes Known to the Public for Half a Century. By BROADWAY AND 47TH STREET. Phone 5547-5548 Bryaw = 7) UPRIGHT BARGAINS Terms Low as $1 Weekly Harpsichord Everett.. Lindeman & Son Christman... 395| Mathushek BROADWAY AND 47TH STREET Fa 50 Chur-o St. 218 W. Front St. | 997 Broadway. {(j: fouen If You Have Not Yet Used RYZON You Have Not Baked Your Best! Some housewives use a bak- ing powder because they know of none better. You never know how good anything ts until you try tt. Try THE PERFECT BAKING POWDER If you don't find it the best baking powder you hase ever used, get your money back freryour grocer, RYZON “ srade wii a new and hette> cée-ephate. Man cannot live witout phosphates. Modern recipes call for stand. ard /evel measurements, So do RYZON directions. If you prefer to use Acaping measuremer , use RYZON exactly as you would any other baking powder. 14-1b, tin, 10c, ¥,-Ib. tin, 18c. 1-1b. tin, 35e. Hin amrwegreaes grow | GENERAL FOOD NE '18 Ner thpusand dollars and not a cent less, Instant Relief from Indigestion, Gases, Sourness, | . Heartburn or Sick, Upset Stomach—Try It! aback, impatiently assented to “the exorbitant sum named, and going inside the cottage, wrote out his | check for it. Tn exchange he received | s fifty r pepsin will give you a hundred dollars’, of Cr mesne | Seagrue and t wers halted | the vic-! \tory a A) began, bluntly RAILROAD LIFE By FRANK H. SPEARMAN. CHAPTER VIII. dollars (Cootinued.) The advent of two railroads build- ing neck and neck across the desert through ittle town had naturally stirred every inhabitant of it to a high pitch of excitement. Smal wonder that Cassidy's head had become in some degree confused as to values and by the time Rhinelandeg got around to see the bronzed ptoheer| with a check for two thousand dollars —the price first put upon the property assidy | for ten valuations had riven and declared that he would Rhivelander, considerably taken Cassidy's rather uncertain signature, | on the customary legal form, granting! Ra & Tidew Any privileges ov das a freehold owne riving from town, reer 1 Copper from his fc nan of the status of the Ansignificant plot of ground, adverse pos mn of which might frustra stent plans for obstruct! piffelander, With his surveyors, Se ue hurried t end of the work, greement ered in his band 1 Rhinelander came George @ the men up to de duly And of the Cassidy them and I h situs while Storm, ami-! Seagrue’s men ‘ange property. ying anything to rt what he had heard, walked! t into Cassidy's house. ‘Im sorry to be a little late, Cassidy,” ho! “You know we want And we're prepared to b price for it—nut a. without declared —— Schumann. fe rue, sthing of that "$10 DOWN Warde foe id man has Weapaly compen ‘ 0 Wardell nat Is right and fair. dow : Our prop REE ertiait wh cn Prger| Betty. mane Piano. A greater amount of rolls] POMST ss ss tees “but I have written free with a larger first payment. Kurtz n thousand, Stultz..............$250] Euterpe Y Armstrong.... . 250) Hasbrooke Melvin Clark...... 300) Opera. 2 Euterpe............ 325) Opera. MIInSIRGaer here’ ton’ toni thousena MMBINOT 50s once es 6 350} Jacob Bros ........ : : Bayer Bros........ 350) Rudolf............. eget ly: Melvin Clark...... 375|H. & S. Lindeman erty worth: Ativan 1o,"" agreed Mike, bis eyes ) astonishment H L CHEMICAL C Oc pantme w¥ORK ef ma SS CENTS me 7 now that he had his victim coming. | here and now and sign an honest one.” considerate a gentleman there s¢ ho objection, and the sturdy pion with @ show of indignation, not only tract, signed and shelter to F _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY were put off. Rhinelander, familar with the bullying tactics of his enemies, saw the situation he faced. But he stood hu und before Seagrue and Cas- listening patiently to what the viatimised old man bad to say, but olutely firm in his resolve to stand his rights, “My right of way is legal,” be aaid to both men, “And I'll bring the law here right now to enforce It.” Hastening to the telegraph office Inside one of his outfit cars, he tel- egraphed to Helen: Seagrue |* using force to protest my right of Way. Have attorney meet me at the depot at 11 o'clock. Arrange for a special to bring depu- ties up here RHINELAN DER. The move waa not lost on Seagrue. When he saw Rhinelander board the ‘tar containing the telegraph outfit, he summoned his own operator and de- spatched him to a spot between Rhinelander’s car and the main ling “Tear up your fraudulemt contract To #0 fair a proposal as thia from so tore up his copy of Rhinelander’s con- but stamped it under foot, more equitable one for the Seaxrue and put another ani check for fifteen thousand take whatever mensages passed Rhinelander thus sat in his own car watching the operator tick off his into pocketbook the that same well ve countenance inelander’s chi y Rhinelande ed to his posse of promptly Attorney will meet you on arrival. Special will be ready to leave any But he did 1 by Cassidy, they! 4 and his companions time after 11, Le epallifyhed fore they (To Be Continued.) GIMBELS Broadway and 33d Street In the Annual February Sale Taffeta and Messaline Petticoats, $2.95 —Exceptional! LAIN and changeable Silk Petticoats in a faseinating array of beautiful colors. The amazingly low Pe act that by buying early we escaped the hence these ing price on silks Savings of 80 to 50 Per Cent. Fitted Tops! Underlays! Hosts of Styles! Plain tailored, pleated, ruffled and ruche-trimmed flounces. Blues and greens rule+-all the other favored colors, Extra-Size Silk Petticoats, $2.95 Caffeta and Messaline Petticoats in plain and changeable colors. GIMBELS—Main and Second Floors Loo. Final Clearance of Cretonne and Upholstery Fabrics From GIMBEL and Hale & Kilburn Stocks LENTY of very excellent values left, including block printed French Linens and Cretonnes, of exceptional interest Linen, 50 inches wide, a yd. Linen, 50 inches wide Linen, 50 inches wide Linen, 50 inches wide Cretonne, 50 inches wic Cretonne, 50 inch Printed Velvet Printed Velv 1 inches wide Wool Tap (0 inches wide Venetian Tapestry, 50 in H Also a continuation of the sale of the Imported English Cretonnes inches wide, in a wide range of colors and designs. Over 25,000 yards in all—at two prices: At 18c, instead of 26c a Yard At 25c, instead of 35c to 50c Appropriate for Slip Covers and Hangings, Bed Spreads, Scarfs, ete. Slip Covers Made to Order. $1.90 $4.50 i 1 inches wide Estimates Cheerfully Submitted, GIMBELS.-Sixth Floor Thoughtful Travelers Add Enjoyment to Their Trips by Using Wardrobe SsJNNOV ATIOD has come to mean wardrobe trunks of high quality and character at a price representing the minimum forwhichsuch trunks can be sold. In- novation ‘Trunks give maximum « fort and without the expense and annoyance excess b At $25, $35 and ‘vice, com- conve entailed by a to $95 Six Popular Styles in 1916 Models. _ GIMBELS are the only authorized agents for this famous make in Greater New York— except the “Inno- vation” Shop i A Small Group of 27 $50 to $65 INNOVATION Wardrobe Trunks, at $37.50 »sizes, A great saving for those who need a or hurry trips, or for week-ends, GIMBELS —-Fifth Floor in demi and pet trunk for steam DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SEE ONLY WILSON NOW Pleased by President’s Letter WASHINGTON, was @ fooling of relief to-day among Democratic leaders of the Senate and with instructions to “tap in” and| House that the President had come out in the open om a candidate for renomination message to Helen, and her reply came| tion will end all porition to him in the convention ‘The Present in giving hie consent maries of Ohio, as required by Onto Sa a ggg el 15, 1916. law, wrote; “While | am entirely un- | w willing to enter Into any contest for the Presidential nomination of the! Democratic party permit the use of my name that the Democrats in Ohio may make known thetr preference.” In commenting on the Prew dent's | action, Senator Stone | maid ‘President Wilson han done the| proper thing in permitting the use of | hia name in Ohio, There is no doubt | in my mind about the nomination of] vi ni of Missouri | &) HE'S OPENLY IN RACE Permitting Use of Name in Ohio Primary. Thomas of Colorado | Democrats will nominate | re The a. | The Ohio There! him, the Nation will nominate him) | Feb. 16 and the people will re-elect him. Benator Underwood of Alabama ed himself. suc: enator Reed of Missourt It in believed his ace of serious op- 1 am martes, | do not think he will have} any opposition in St. Louis. Representative Claude Kitchin: the use of his nome in the pri- Gold and Silver Brocades, such as those chosen for Court Costumes Brocades such as those worn in that magnificent Opera and Spectacle, “Boris Godunow.” It really suffices to say'that these Brocades weré made by a famous French Manufacturer to sell at $10 to $26 a yard—but we made an advantageous purchase that enables us to sell ilk them at $6 a yard in our nrernational Tomorrow in this Sale we shall also present a new importation of French Coin-Spotted Pongee, $2 The Pongee is natural color and the coin spots are in black, Copenhagen or navy Also printed in tiny rosebuds--in pink, blue or lavender. The very Silke which the Paris dressmakers are now presenting in their Model Gowns blues. and Suits for Spring are already at GIMBEL Sale of Fur Muffs, $6.95 Guaranteed qualities! At amazing sav Natural Raccoon. . Black Lyne .. Nutria | Red For...... Arctic Seal Muffs Natural Skunk Persian Paw | Taupe For .! \ Pointed Fox Natural Opossum Taupe Opossum Gray Fox French Coney at $6.95 | sii iin f ; | Ermine Teeland Fox Natural Mink... Moleskin Natural Skunk...... peer err reinrarien: | Natural Mink... . Natural Skunk... ye | Black Fox. . Red Fox AERO DOEN | Muffs Red For Natural Raccoon Black Lyna Hudson Seal Natural Opossum Black Wolf Nutria ~~ $11.60 Skunk (dyed)... Gold For..... +. Skunk: Raccoon Rose Wolf. Black For Moleskin Scarfs to match at decided reductions. White For Scarfs at $26 and %45—Speci A Sale of House Dresses Two Best Makers in the Country, $1.95 gust to glance at these well tailored Dresses is to know that they are far removed from the usual kind at $1.95. You would expect to pay much more for them; particularly those that are in all sizes from 37 to 53. Others in sizes 34 to 46, Striped and Checked Ginghams Plain White Cordelines They have real style! Full pleated or yoke effect long or short sleeves and fancy collars and cuffs. Da broideries, pipings in contrasting colors, or hems used extensively for trimmings. Hustrated has collar and fe) The striped gingham dres match t r of the stripes The other styles are just as pleasing. T am willing to] position and ‘The Democrats of the Nation are glad | ae : to know he will be a candidate to| De repaid. > is | needed, which suggests a trial of glad Poesident Wilson has taken the! b position he has on the Ohio pri-| GIMBELS —Second Floor to $29.50 ings! 9 jthout 1 also feet con- ol id. Virginian renomin: Sixty-Six At their he He, N. J, ve nety years olk ht, nelr marriage in go th, FAIR PLAY THAT’S IT lay fair with your Stomach, Liver Bowels and you will always Oftentimes iielp is Kogiten'':” Auate noun |Stomach Bitters by the Royalty of Europe ale Yd. al! GIMBELS-—Third Floor from the