The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1916, Page 9

BeATH AVENUE'S FOES. | ~GAININ NEW DRIVE ON _ STATES LAWMAKERS - fesembly ‘Commsttte Reports Boylan-Ellenbogen Bill for Track Removal. tense om ® Staff Correspondent | of The Evening World.) ALBANY, March 23.—The fight to @lear Death Avenue and Riverside Drive of New York Central tracks was ‘advanced to-day before the Leg- islature, when the Boylan-Ellenbogo: a n Bil was favorably reported by the Assembly Cities Committee in accord fn decision reached after a stru; ee that lasted until after midnight this morning. The Senate Commit- oy’ 3, Public Sérvice will report the ‘after its next meeting. wes bill declares the tracks a nuisance and allows the city and the railroad company fifteen months to come to an agreement as to their re- location. If no agreement is reached, the Borough President of Manhattan is authorized to tear up the tracks all the way thro Eleventh Avenuo and along Riverside Drive. The temper of the Assembly Is to pass the measure promptly, but {n the Senate it is held back by Senator Brown of Watertown, A technical motion by Senator Boylan yesterday to hasten consideration in that body was checked by an objection from Senator Brown and the bill compelled to take the slow, regular course. uence of railroad repr exercised to del fs usual this renewed effort to clon away the dangerous and unsightly tracks, A measure similar to this, the Saxe bill, was passed ten years ago, but juggled into tneffectivencss, Another bill got through the Assem- bly last year, but was killed in the Senate. 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Men's Winter Overcoat Men's Striped Trousers Men's Striped Trouser: Men's Striped Trousers... hay Voeer Brot 25.00 to . 50.00 & 35.00 22.50 | All New Spring Neckwear + 20,00... 9.75 | AllHeavy Silk Neckwear 00 to 25.00 & 18.00 & £0.00 New Spring Overcoats,..... 15.00 & 18,00 see £0.00 & 25.00 + £8.00 & 0.00 16,00 to 0.00 + £0.00 to 26.00 3.50 & 4.00 4.60 & 5.00 6.0010 8,00 “T use ‘Tiz’ when my feet ache, bum ;™ or puff up, It's fine!” feet, Use “iz! and wear smaller shoes. Use “Tiz” and forget your foot Ah! how comfortable now at re. Don't feet any druggist or depn ffer. Have good fe that never smell, never hurt, ne tired, Beware of Imitations! —Advt Sale 42 St.at 8 Ave. No C. O. D's After a Successful Career of 58 Years, Are Retiring from Business Our Lease Expires—Premises Have Been Rented fora Theatre For over half a century Vogel Brothers have maintained the highest standard in |sent to tho bottom witho | Men, old and young, {and innocent children beds at night, are made victims of ; to arms in E THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 28, AMBASSADOR PAGE PROTESTS ARREST OF fae IN TAL © RECRUITING URGED BY IRISH BISHOP IN LENTEN LETTERS Dr. Healy of Tuam Especially Urges Irishmen to Be Ready to Resist Germans, March 16 (Assoc DUBLIN, ted Press).—The Irish Roman Catholte Bishops in their Lenten pastoral let ters make the most emphatic ex hortation in favor of recruiting. Dr. Healy, Archbishop of Tuam, hopes that while the people will till thetr | folds they will also be ready to fight for them against all come cially against the Germans “Irishmen are ablo to fight writes, “as they have well prov every battlefront in Bi do not want their fertil by the foe. What is to save them but espe hey the strong arms and courageous hearts of the Irieh people adn their allies?” He hopes that they will rally to the flag, “not by compulsion or cor but from a sense of duty as becomes free men.” Cardinal Logue speaks of the war ‘not only the greatest and most ructive war in hist mm, their lowest depths the worst and most depraved of human passions | The distinction between soldier and jcivillan seems to be ignored, Fver jneutrals and their property aro no longer immune fi Peaceful citizens t with their wives truction by sea dren are warning @ sudden and terrible death Tho Bishop of Limerick in his toral, predicts that the war w the world in a pndit poverty, and speaks which wil break over on } ciety when the war is over, “If anyone thinks,” the millions of peaceably to s\ of the war in ¢ fortunes for their ‘ have a rude awnkening.” ——— hip Not Sunk, that the Galloper lightship, at the of the Thamer, has not heen torp as was reported No Alterations No Charges The general public are offered this opportunity to buy Nothing apparel of the highest class at the lowest prices that have ever been quoted. eserved Men’s & Boys’ Clothing, Furnishings, Hats Hegalas Price Now Regoler Price Now » & 815.00 $7.59 All Derbies and Soft Hats. 88.00 & 33.00 $1.50 All Onyx Half Hose 0& 95,00 b Dto 20.00 & 15,00 - —— SHLD SLOSS: Naanyae All Boys’ Blouses All Boys’ Sweaters All Boys’ Caps All Paris and Boston Garters...... Medium & Heavy Underwear (¢;1 Negligee and Pleated Shirts E. & W. and Arrow Dress Shirts Tan Cape Dress Gloves, Cape and Mocha Gloves 45.00 to 18.00 fie AILE. & W Redman Brand Collars... (i22".) 2550 18,00 to 22.00 to & 2.50 1.65 3.00 & 5.00 1.95 io & 3.00 185 496 55 685 100 60 +35 Men’s Ready-to-Wear Clothing, ranging in price from $15 to $40. Now, owing to the expiration of their lease, they are forced to dispose of their entire stocks at a tremendous sacrifice. NG OUT SALE Hinting New Spring Stocks SS Ri VOGEL BROTHERS 42 st.at 3 ave. Sonnino, the Italian Minister of ror. |caas of Harry Montegnier, who waa eign Affairs, to make representations | denounced by the military authorities Tegarding cases of Americans who complained of fil treatment tn ginning of the war and whose expulsion was deoroed and aly. |Instated upon, despite the efforts of Ie nericans have been arrested on sus in communteating with Amert- | for can Consuls and F cans were held for severs » being able to pr Americans have clubs on one of the mountain |Club last night allleral Seestons were questa , to-day visited Raron No “Sale’’ Goods Delivered. No C. O, D. Orders No Goods Sent by Mail. on but a that seems to have stirred to THURSDAY, FRIDAY‘ SATURDAY The Plan Liggett’s Breakfast Coffee Arich \ ich blend of high of high- grade coffees, freshly GOOD TO EAT 20c Jar Pure Honey..... 35c Bottle Queen Olives. 25c Marmalade 25c Raspberry Currant Jam.. ; 10c Van Camp’s Tomato Soup..... 25c Van Camp’s Tomato Catsup. 25c Liggett’s Extract of Vanilla 25c Grape Juice ii DELICIOUS CANDIES 40c Au Guth Caramels 5c Borden’s Almond Bars.... 10c Borden’s Malted Milk Croquettes._ 25c U-All-No-After-Dinner Mints Se Wrigley’s Spearmint and Sterling Gums 2 for PURPLE PACKAGE euway CHOCOLATES ground, ready for use in pot or percolator. March 22.--It {s reported Fy a , v4 re Lloyds, but has been Bet thdrawn from its ¢ Household Needs ntain Pen Ink.. 25e Case ade Linen Writing 25¢ Rexall ( leaning Fluid 50c Carving and Bread Knives 19¢ Durham Demonstrator R aew ater Bottle crisp nut me. RUNKEL’S FOR Bi MAN WHO “SHORES suxedo The Perfect 25e Briar Pipes THAT AMCUS 10c € me cMURAT”} PORECO CIG ARS 10 NEL TOBACCO One for 25c ne 1 MC TWC 2 for 26c 25¢ Grape Fruit Knives $1.97 Maximum Hot Water Bottles; 2-quart 25¢ Men's and Women Linen | landker 50c Photo Albums 25¢ CLOTH BOUND NOVELS 50c Pocket Knives $1.50 Red Rambier Hiot Water, co for Pipe or Cigarette 50c Briar Pipes LONDRIS Size >a 156 DU: SE OF YOR K CIGARETTES 10c STAG TOBACCO ford Salisbu 100% PURE TURKIGN CIDARET TES $1.75 Red Ram => 1 $1.25 Roxbury Fountain 2 2 for Ic Ove 1 Foil Package of T 10¢ Rockburn Solid Alcohol 3 bk mphony Lawn, Box apes 25e Stork Nurser and Nipple Fabri texail Ko Ko Kas Kets 25e Cascara Tablets 5 gr. 1008) 4 25¢ Rexall Cough Remedy xail Nerve Tonic 25c Cherry B, Cough IMPORTANT NOTICE! The L. K. LIGGETT COMPANY and the R COMPANY have been consolidated and hereafter will be known as by Taig sl beknownes | ps mentionedin this hin orp are oe sale at all Riker- Hegeman . 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Tooth Paste 2 for 16e Imported Wool Puffs 2 for 26¢ We Jap Rose Soap . 2 for Ile 10¢ 25e Lilac ¢ 50 F $1.00 H. & J. Perfume 2 for $1.01 | r gett’s Castile Sonp 2 for Ile cerine Soap 3 cakes in box). 2 boxes 26€ wv cott’s Rice Powder 2 for 20€ cure Scissors 2 for Sie jet Taleumt 2 for 16¢ 10c Rexall Toilet Soap.. 2 for lle 25c Silk Toilet Sponges 2 for 26c 25e Toilet Towels - 2 for 26€ ‘ 50c Turkish Towels............2 for 51 $1.00 Turkish Towels for $1.01 25 Tooth Brushes for 26€ 50¢ Violet Dulce Face Powder a for 51¢ Violet Dulce T tolet Dulce Va $1.00 Hair Brushes 2 for $1.01 50c Lather Brushes...... 2 for Sie 25¢ Witch Hazel Shay, Lotion 2 for 26€ 19¢ Nail Files 2 for 20€ 25e Pyralin Ivory Comba.... 2 for 26€ 5 lin Ivory Combs, 2 for 51c jcum 2 for 26€ ishing Cr. 2 for 51¢ RIKER -HEGEMAN