The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1916, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. Soy fies do mats Waphase teat |SAYS ADMIRAL OPPOSED | ORDER BARRING DRINKS | | Siew, restanagrsen, fe att | ore; monthly everbloomers. the hero has etolen money from the girl's father, The former ts chased Daniels Quotes Fiske as Saying! | Combination Offer—3 75 q Officers Would Begin Using = | bi ee “BLUE BLOOD AND RED” Broadway ONE OF FOX’S BEST, AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC. JOE MAXWELL’S GIRLS, “14 AND ALL PRETTY, AT PROCTOR’S 6TH AVENUE. Joo Maxwell's “Ladies’ Reducing Parlor,” one-act comedy in three @oenes, in which a company of four- teen pretty girls are featured, headed @ good vaudeville bill at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre last night. Harry L. Mason, in bis original mono- Rose Bushes, 15c Each of a Bargain th and Clean, new, actually ety 2 Cannas iberosee by several cowboys, and everything 11 Elephant Par ' 6 T Cocaine, 12 Gladioll . jis set for a lynching when the ranch- One of Willlam Fox's best releases man's daughtor, after a thrilling run is being shown on the screen at the|in a racing automobdile, comes to his Academy of Music this week. The|Tescue, Then everybody's happy. 1 Hyacinth Condicaus | 6 Oxalis 4 Madeira Vines WASHINGTON, April 4—A_ sub-| 2 Laly Ratba | 1 Dantia Bulb committes of the House Naval Com- picture is entitled “Blue Blood and| Several other interesting films com- Flowering Shrubs, 48¢ Each Red.” | pleted the programme. Doris Pawn and George Walsh | pebchie intl “THE GLOBE TROTTERS” are featured in the film. Tho story sense of low deais with the son of an Eastern Math or Telephone Orders Care. tices, bu h-while merchandis logue, with « discourse on “The Jani-| millionaire who is expelled from cole] IN CLEVER BURLESQUE | mittee to-day began framing the 1916 fully Atied, sb ty Ls dees thal ndise tor,” was another act that amused iegs and told by his father to “paddle Naval Appropriations Bill, the com- | GIMBEL Subway Stores, Balcony of merit ess money the audience immensely, Other contributers that rounded out @ well-balanced programme, which is for the first half of this week, ‘were the Six Kirkemith Sisters, in a Basic act; the Four Pals, singers; iam Morrow and company in “On Country Road,” and Rice and “My AT COLUMBIA THEATRE “The Globe Trotter” this week at the Columbia Theatre have for thetr offering a two-act burlesque called] Ws learned to-day that as @ com- “The Dowery Seekers.” The fun of| Promise between the recommenda- the show is caused by a wealthy|tlons of the General Board and Sec- | Southerner who has five daughters,|retary Daniels, the committee will | and what a burlesquer can do with) Probably urge six capital ships—two | five daughters every one knows. superdreadnoughts and four battle - cruisers, a “In the Trenol 4 one-act playlet,| “Secretary Daniels replied at length Extraordinary Pre- Easter Sale of 533 New Silk Dresses mittee having closed its prolonged | hearings yesterday after Secretary Daniels completed hia testimony. It his own canoe.” He starts by taking @ racing automobile on a “Seo Amer- fon First” tour, After many exciting adventures, one of which is a boxing match, in which he participates to raise funds, he final lands in the Wert, where he moots the daughter of the owner of a big ranch to which he tn invited As all good stories go oes, in a pleasing skit, Winter Girt” leads the vaudeville part of the pro-'to criticisms of himself made during | gramme, which includes such spectal-| the testimony of Rear Admiral Fiske, | . “ |former Alde for Operations, / ‘ , Broadway at 34th Street :, i Sarah Hyatt, offer-\retary, “was over the wine meas or- Sizes Sizes ing popular songs; Fred and Lydia Admira r was greatly ag- | 3. 44 \ Weaver, ewinging bar performers. a 4, ite dn vy officers would | 3t bo @ 14 to 18 } Go to using cocaine. My only regret , seed Leto Meare fad ay gives about the order ie that | did not Teas N M ‘ . | ) com com posed rank - | it on March 5, when | came into office, Neverbreak Hundred tor, Will Lester, Irving O'Hay, Charies| instead of waiting.” ewest Materials Fashionable Colors Brown, Don ‘Trent, Frankie Rice,| Mr. Daniels eaid he had been Crepe Meteor Navy Blue Sarah Hyatt, Madge Darrell, Amelia| prompted to insue the onder because Soldat Bl WARDROBE TRUNK Rivers and Flo Davenport. Of the many oases that came before Taffeta elctna “ave. | cameramen | young officers addicted to Charmeuse Belgian Blue cf 4 e — “My Mustoal Comedy Malden,” by George Crepe de Chine a ae M. Cohan, from “The Cohan Revue of 1016." |Army Bill Lobhies Worry Senator Taffeta Pompadour eseda Words and Muste complete in next Sunday Chamberlain, 4 ide Rose World Magaaine, Order from sewsdealer| WASHINGTON, April 4.—Senator Gros de Londres Brown im advance, Chamberlain, Chairman of the Com- $14.75 Combinations of Copper mittee on Military Affairs, charged yesterday that officers of the Nationa) Guard and of the regular army are lobbying to de provisions of the bill to reorganize the army. He threatened to pro to the Secretary of War against the activities of regu- lar army officers, and to ask for a Congressional investigation into the actions of officers of the National Guard. SPECIAL OFFER 22-KARAT Taffeta-and-Georgette Pearl, Taupe Taffeta-and-Chiffon Raisin, Black |LADY PAGET RETURNS || FROM WORK IN SERBIA Was Detained “With Her Hospital Staff by Bulgars—Red Cross Respected. 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