The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1916, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARO® ~TOALLED ‘GERMAN SPY," |*L’ PASSENGERS REBEL |GIRLS SEE SICK FATHER SOLDIER CHARGES LIBEL AND NEAR-RIOT ENSUES) WITH AID OF CONSTABLE 28, 1916, Gaughtera have been living in New York. They came here Monday, upon being apprised of the serious tiiness of Mr. Beckley. Franklin Simon & Co. JEWS ARE WILLING F| HTER F R ZAR R B Put I Ses Hallam Steamers Ordered Cleared. Complaint Against, Navy League Refuse to Be Put On Brighton) siepmother Seeks to Prevent Theit] ‘the ttattan atesmers Caserta and - 9} Magazine Managers Made by Frain and Battle With Guards Visit to Beckley and They | Regina d'stalia have been ontored 4] ‘ifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets 7 Keyes % Is Barely Averted > , es cleared from thie city on assurances of If you do constant close Ralph B. Strassburger. ‘ Invoke Law. the Italian Government that their guns | work and , f y.| A. protest by pas ers on @ Special to The Prening World.) are only for defensive purpores, arles B. Heim, one of the man li a t Sena teaahan WRITER DECLARES ayers oF the seven Rens Magasine | Brighton “L" train, who objected to] STAMFORD, Conn, March 23.—Bo- = Latest Corset Models on ti bed strain headaches | official organ of the Navy League of | being put off to wait at the Myrtle! cause his second wife refused to ad- =>) fr a “tightness’’ about the eyes, the United States, was in the York- enue station, grew almost into al] mit them to see thelr father, Wiliam Pra \ Praetical Prescription | For the N Silhouette we, have your eyes examined at | posix 8. schumacher, who 8] ville police court this morning on | «morning. I ia the custom of]. Heckley, @ prominent Stemtor4|l] For Sour Act | or the New once by one of our Ocultsts | tor a iocal Yiddish publication, re-| 4 Lharee of ctitatnal Hel mads by {te Management to run two trains} man, and former president of the ‘ Sivan ee awit Wiens end links to Fulton ferry to one to Manhattan, Nobody seems to know why this (Re; at Physicians). turned to-day from Petrograd with] Ralph B. Strassburger. Owing to tue | Chamber of Commerce, his two] Nine-tenths of all cases of atc le wil tell you whether glasses will be of benefit to u. We make no charge figures which he put forth to show that, despite reports to the contrary, the Jews in Russia are serving in the absence of Scott Dabo, another busi- hess manager of the magazine sum- moned on the same charge, the case daughters, by a former marriage, se- cured legal advice and went to the Stamford Hospital with two con- aordinary rule exists, but lout. A train of | with people standing in th trouble nowadays are caused by too much acid, In the beginning the sPom ach itself is not diseased but if this It is a season of dancing, sport and general activity in the world of pleasure. New styles anticipate and proclaim it for his advice, whether or not {Russian army willingly and in large) was postponed until April 6 stables, After an hour's argument therefore Milady's figure must be lithesome and fitted to stopped at Myrtle Avent 9AM d cor rere, o ache trate Duell instructing Assi th Mra, Beckley No. 2, 1c ition is allowed to continue, the " you purchase glasses, ahieet Mr seegnmnctier ment | trict AttoPney Direnso te and the guards called, “This train| 7! wf Fans aur ane + last mignts | ccid is very likely to eat into the stom a corset that will take naturally every motion of the body. Harris Glasses are priced at |*>roud with the Ford party, but left) conipiaint. If Dabo doos not uppeat | is going to the ferry. Passengers tor | ('S Constables entered the sick room| Goh walls and produce stomach ulcers & Vit in Norway and has spent most of | (whe ost will be it | pare ; dae | With the daughters, and they spent| which i dical ; from $2 upward. & warrant for his arrest w is! park Row take the next train.’ which may render @ radical surgical : “ ” $2 up |bis time since then in the Russian | sued ; “One third of the inen had left the{# Balf hour there. ‘The Beckloy girls | operation ne 7 Paris-Made Helene Corsets capital, He returned to-day on the} Mr. Strassburger was # Mie mitery that} and the constables returned again] Therefore, a the United States navy from Annapolis in 1% member of the Navy Le United States, of the Scandinavian. American line, from Copenhagen a dangerous o: treated seriously. this morning to the hospital Mr. Beckley was operated on for Have proved the perfect style requirement of to-day. For this reason we have had this corset made up exclusively for us. WIV Stanis The excess a siie and satd nd they © "The Jews { rm aby d bee " i 4 stomach hyperacidity must be new 4 ml ' 7 Gent he ON A . Pets dois Merruiies tabard Ene i rn es smpiaint Sees Cem tem atone pitied Eid Poaly On- Jed by bisurated magnesia taken in tea-/ Ht is physiologically correct, gives graceful curves to the Oprtrcrang \" Pop rintions” te sald.) vas that the defendants had called | CY te cee “4 : spoonful doses in w fourth of a glass| figure, and has the length, height and outline required by about 7 per tervals. at 284 Btreet, near ath Avenue lor the crn y are convinced | him a German spy In interviews pub- Lest summer he and tis first wite,| 0% water alter exch meal. Larger] the beat designers of gowns $3 Woot 1328, Lenox Avenue, ultimate bent ihiareie tee ea} Hahed in several newspapers. Ho sald {| stra Boulah Heckicy. were divorced, | quantities may be used if necessary, as e ermany's dete at, and they are fight- Mop as a me roof the executive the wife obtaining in Reno, | it is absolutely harmless, Be sure to 9 - At moat Wwiiltnely. nittee (of the Leaxite ck meno: | ask your druggist for the bisurated mag 5.75 w 19.75 s and the Jews are ht sult aK Mie, nford, her form of magn | emies in Russia, a nn accounting, baying and he the bisurated,—Advt. that several unsatisfied the Jews are on t ogainst the paper were outs ‘zur. With Germany out “Parfait” Corsets + they believe they can = matistactorily with the Rus E WENDE / ernment in obtaining long SEEK TO RAISE \ L TAX Made in America by expert French corsetieres. It gives FURR rcrecaaiiiies e supreme comfort, plus ultra-style and fits perfectly. In pink the Russian Army were prepared by Saree or white coutil, fancy brocades, novelty striped materials and e Comp" umacher, after week f 2 Greeley 1900 Suedine Cloth. n the war records «|the courts pass ae ps whether eighteen lot« . xses, Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 191 transferred by the late John G. Wendel, | 2.50 to 24.50 known as the millionaire hermit of Fifth | Avenue, Manhattan, to his sisters, should rf) N a 0 Y be taxed by the under the inher “ ” rc |e tae nti Tax Appralses Witam| Gossard” Front-Lace Corsets The Jews in this total were Clark, of Mt mite the teeter alsin | buted as follows: fo ho sald. ther Have the preat advantage of being easy to adjust, which is also a great time saver—besides “there is a Gossard corset for every figure and a price for every purse.” We carry all the leading models. 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE Next door to Latte 215 W. 42d St. 10 Kenmare St, y Mr. Wendel tra icipation of death Inheritance — tax 39th Street no evidenc ferred the lots in 4 und to gscape | th Charles Fenno, ¥ F A See eC lS » is associated Sundays LOUK’ toe Riasteke “Moving StGNS f Tal . > Among the officers ¢ Cheruit 145.00 145.00 145.00 fF ‘Gown 1 Coat | 1 Coat (1 Suit Ground Floor reel cena emcee amram 1 Wrap 1 Wrap 1 Coat | | reer ane ’ 2.00 0 25.00 World “Wanis’” Work Wonders, | ai re ‘h sae talties, Retin © he : i MEN S FURNISHINGS : = ie 3! An Especially Prepared Sale “Binner” Corsets | For Friday and Saturday — a ‘4 Fan : § t f hi ‘ la , b4 | Neckwear, Gloves, Pajamas, Bath Robes, Underwear and Hosiery the petite, the full ray the dander ngurey in the highest grade t an in mon & e) in the corre es for the coming season at much less than our customary serviceable materials. ? j moderate prices. 5. 00 5 12 50 bs Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets rf Men's Shirts § Gloves Underwear : a ‘ Silk Shirts. An assort- | The “Xaris’” Glove, | Union Suits; white lisle ’ . ‘ | ment of crepes and made in France, in thread; short sleeves; Women’s Brassieres An Important Sale—FRIDAY fi heavy silks, in neat { tan; pique or out- three - quarter length Charmingly dainty models of crepe de chine or all-over lace, ( {and novelty seam; regular or athletic with suitable aie dressy wear; other styles made of embroideries ue é ¥ i stripes . $4. 95 or short knee length. ... 95c or batiste for sport and general wear, | 80 Original Paris Models 81 shirts of madras and | fingers..... $1.45 | Athletic Shirts and 95 » 7.75 | fine mercerized ma- Nese es pe e . { ’ : ee terials; soft > = Women’s Suits, Gowns, Coats and Wraps Frenchc ufis, $1.35 16 pen-end Four-in- | p — ey ‘wien . af —_ ‘ Hands of imported Siitotes Just Received Via S. S. La Touraine, Rochambeau and Chicago Pajamas tikes in self F ines Shirts; long or short | z - Pajamas of imported ¥ he 1 ‘ eRSs sleeves; drawers in re- ejenee anc ancy 1" ° ey adras i gular or stout These Prices Are Paris Cost, Less Import Duty i nevage ore } patterns... $1.15 4 Sizes. Each... 45¢ at MANN oa 1 stripes... $1.75 Ope nee nd Eautelas Half Hose Open Saturdays <4 T Pry, ur Liberal Credit { 1 Gown 195.00 1 Gown 98.50 | Pajamas of madras and } ee obF iy in Silk Half Hose; two Unt 10 P.M. T Terms apply also | 1 Gown Ee Lanvin {i Gown 125.00 mercerized materials, alates vanety Uys i ate a with to Long Island, ( Callot Soeurs 4 1 Coat 5. 1 Coat 98.50 { in fancy § aa ) isle soles New Jersey and Wap 145.0 j Lat _.. $1.00 } of patterns... 75¢ and tops... $1.15 Connecticut Shee : ; Silk Half Hose, in black 95 | Bath Robes i ae ae ees 1 Suit 145.00 Doeuillet ets Oe Tay Soi medium H AL plain or natural | et “pers colors, I's 145.00 5 weight, va- H yoo 5 4 1 Suit 125.00 4 rious colors. $3.65 i! handle..... $2.95 } dozen. A pair, 40c 98.50 98.50 98.50 145.00 i MEN’S SHOES SPECIALLY PRICED For Friday and Saturday i Young Men’s The ‘‘Cordwainer’’ H Patent Leather, Lace and Button ' Exclusive with Lord & ‘Tay lor. A } Shoes. Sizes 4 to 6 only~-B to D I splendid wearing shoe in tan or widths. Our former prices 4 black calfskin. Our i $4.00 and $5.00 . $1 95 1 former price $7.00....... $5.85 ' ' ' ' ' ' 5-PIECE PARLOR SUITE, mahogany finished frames, reatly carved, upholstered in verona Drecoll (1 Gown 1 Wrap + 1 Coat 1 Wrap (1 Suit 195.00 195.00 145.00 145.00 135.00 Completely Furnished, q We e Pay Freight and Raliroad Fare | B'Ave.Con.84"Sr. 8 9 Husenmennnersranen SOMO G) | Beg ins Next ginsNext FA NTOMAS THE WORLD MAGAZINE’S 165.00 165.00 165.00 _ 1 Gown 145.00 1 Gown 145.00 1 Gown 145.00 - 1 Gown 145.00 1 Wrap 185.00 1 Wrap 175.00 1 Coat 125.00 Men's Laced Shoes, Special at $3.95 Smart Spring Styles in Tan or Black Russia Calf Ground Floor I Coat 1 Suit 135.00 125.00 DD ED 0D (0) ED 0D 0-ED 0-0) GD 0-ETD iJ ee 1 Coat 1 Wrap 1 Coat 98.50 125.00 98.50 Georget te Cee ED 0 1D ED END (OED SD DDO DD DOSED EE EEO 125.00 125.00 away. That FANTOMAS is a living person is certain and un- deniable. Yet it is impossible to catch or to identify him. FANTOMAS is nowhere Women's High and Low Shoes $1.95 165.00 and everywhere at once. His shadow 145.00 hovers above the strangest mysteric His traces are found near } 145.00 Our former prices $4.00 to $5.00 a palr the most inexplicable crimes. And always close behind him trails j 165.00 Klein F | Inspector Juve, baffled, but patient and inexorable. | 1 Gown 145.00 2,300 pairs of High Shoes and 1,800 pairs of Pumps and Oxfords; various Many authors have dreamed of creating the super-criminal. It | 1 Gown 1 Wrap 135.00 145.00 155.00 195.00 styles and leathers in lines to be discontinued, Broken sizes, but good selec- \has remained for the authors of FANTOMAS to achieve him. | tion in sizes 214 to 49, narrow widths. | WHO ARE THEY? Marcel Allain, latest and most_ brilliant ‘star among French writers, and his collaborator, Pierre Souvestre. 4 Read this great new fiction sensation FROM THE FIRST | INSTALMEN’ It begins next Sunday. Perhaps you can put 98.50 | 2 SALE OF WOMEN’S SHOES je: GREAT NEW MYSTERY SERIAL [1Gown 125.00 ae SPECIAL 5S : Doucet 1 Coat 145.00 7" Red Aue ¥ F By the Two French Masters of Detective Fiction— liwrap 175.00 135.00 For Friday and Saturday ' De MarcaltAllain and (RiareatSouvestes ’ 98.50 1200 Pairs High-Cut Black Button Shoes — | maurice is ou a ! | The STORY EVENT of the SEASON \ yi 35.01 165.00 | | Wa¥°F 133.00 aii done ca Ee hd ce 12 More Thrilling Than Arsene Lupin! ur fo e re . . a pa 4 145.00 98.50 ae | AG | HE most absorbing detective story of many years 125.00 — Patent and dull leather boots with the smartest of high cut tops of black § ig the most baffling mystery tale that is what The World 98.50 cloth or dull kid; Cuban or Louis XVI. heels. | Magazine has secured in FANTOMAS, its great new serial Bernard 98.50 Martial. 125.00 ‘which begins next Sunday, March 26, It is the Greatest Fiction 125.00 Neal 98.50 PERCE RE EDIE? Sensation of the Day. fey "| 5 125.00 98.5) wR ‘al : FANTOMAS - PHANTOMS. Something that from the 125.00 sie a CLEARANCE OF 4100 PAIRS ] (dark STRIK ROBS KILLS SPREADS TERROR—fades — { 1 Wrap 135.00 4 Second Floor i { 1 Gown 145.00 A 0 A) SAA A A) ED (9 eID « your finger on FANTOMAS before Juve does. Order The Sunday World from your newsdealer in dvance, | | | | °° >< SS 2-0 ED (0) OED OED OED (0) ED 0 ED 0 ED OGRE (