The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1916, Page 4

Nt es CANADA TO CENSOR U. ~ LIEUT. MYER RISKS Government Reco Belligerent to ¢ ‘WASHINGTON @tate Department will make no repre- eentations to Groat Britain because of complaints that American mail has been seized by the Canadian authort- ties. The Government holds that the Canadian authorities up to the pres- | ent time bave acted within rights, International Inw gives belileerents Mr. Allen 8, Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y Dear Str—Tour packages of Atle secetved, and it did not take my boys lor them allaway. All speak fine for Poo you may refer to my cinbif you care to. Thanking Jou very kindly. Very traly yours, PAT MORAN, Manager Philade!phis National League Ball Club.” Shaken into the Shoes and use!in the Foot-Hath, Aliewa Foot Ease removes the achesandsorenees that come tothe feet with Spring days andactivity. | brows!t Gold tey Drag and Devartwent stores everywhere toy cesremeancanvensenrenranttand-SD-eneeneinreneentanoaneanrenrouhe > So ( s | | $ ! I | ( ht to censor sails tore their territory votuntar! | Amid Flying Bullets \ PAT MORA | Philadelphia National LeagueChampions, Pralaes | ALLEN’S FOOT-EASE |. “Training Camp, St, Petersburg, Fis., Mar. 9, 1916 | 38th Street Chickering Hall, Thuraday, April 13th at 3 P.M. by bMlme. Stella Barre, Special for One Day Only signal officer of LIFEIN DARING RIDE! TO FOIL VILLISTAS Army | During much of the fight Col, Doda April 12 had a position on one of the hills which form a bow! about the town of Sb4o9e4 a, ¢ two hundred, filing stealthily through hey a ravine, Moving In their directic t in such position that they might not see the Villa all mail which men, was Major Frank Tompkins's ew York| Officer Saves U.S. Soldiers ‘There seemed a chanc f 00,000, 0,000 has been spent| The «itl protested her innocence MANAGER From Deadly Trap |force to take the squadron on the ¢ Me hoolith alld ose | - _ eadly Trap. | + for auto trucks and gasoline tank picchsonces }fank, and Col, Dodd ordered Lieut. pol | malked tn Steep) Is Divorved, PERSHING’R CAMP | Myer to carry word to Major Tomp- . | Because he talked in his sleep, John IRBHING'B ¢ AT THE | kins of the bandits movement, $ a5,000,000 of Viltinta Loot neeov=| 7 Hutchinson is no longer married. His HONT IN MEXICO, April 6 (hy| Myer rode a horse conspicuously : erea. yee ae 3 Aeroplane and Motor couriers to Go. | marked with white. Between him BEL PASO, Texas, April 12.—Five mil- leateed oil Ges 1 fumbus, N, M., April 12)—he ride |%%¢ Maior Tompkins lay a mile of Non dollars worth of loot buried by the) Chancellor Walker yesterday. Mra, one Ease Jopen fleld, swept by the fire of snip: » Iate Villista general, Tomas Urbina, has! futchinson testified before Vice Chan- Wotake| Of Lieut, Albert J. Myer jr Clem, Lieut, Myer Gade the > been recovered by the Carranzista milt-|cellor Stevenson that her husband cried Bese 00d | meventh Cavalry lat a run, Jumping ditches, tary forces, according to offictal an-| out at night. 'Minaie ere to her the fight, when Col boulders ‘and leaping fence: The + nouncement by Consul Garcia here to-|pe meant wo many,” since he was caught the Villa force oe te 1 the officers who were $ day. formerly a bartend: time, was deseribed her {the American Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Artist Pupils of Gustav L, Alberto Bachmann, Violinist and Composer PARIS MODEL HATS At Half Original Prices Mr. Coloratura Soprano; Spring importations, authoritative models famous ’rench designers the from Originals that demon- strate creative genius of Lewis, Reboux, Jeanne-Duc, Vimont, Madeleine, Germaine, Evelyne Varon Seldom so early in the season are Paris Hats offered at such greatly reduced prices. These, how- ever, have served the purpose for which they were imported, both as models and inspirations for our own expert millinery designers. he collection é includes over 40 brilliantly original Hats. Leghorn Hats Paradise and Numidie Feathers i Special At Half Prevailing Prices H ; _ Black, white and natural Paradise in $2.95 sweeps, mounts, fountain effects and fancy The vogue of the Leghorn lends im- novelties of every imaginable style; Nu- portance tothis sale of natural color Leghorns, midie in the most modish effects A i fine in quality and in the very newest and really remarkable offering eC eT LE SO: Ce Ses smartest Sailor and Mushroom shapes Pousth Ploor WOMEN’S SPRING TAILLEURS $ Many expertly tailored. collars; skir TOPCOATS Special, $15.00 Twenty Smart Mixtures Three hundred of the extremely flaring, well tailored garments, for street or touring Fifty Models $25.00 50 & $35.00 Prices According to Material. with Lord & Taylor; all, authoritative as to style and Coats are finely lined and feature the newest contrasting ts with the correct flare. A representative assortment in Men's Wear Serge, Gabardines. Mixtures. Shepherd Checks, All the New Stripes eee ee ee eee TWEED i 19.50, exclusive SATIN CHARMEUSE COATS $25.00 Marabout Trimmed Afternoon and Evening Coate in acharm- ing model, very flaring and very modish, wear Deep pockets, rolling cuffs and Made of lustrous satin charmeuse in black, convertible lars. In heavy, medium 4 white, rose, Copenhagen and taupe effec- and light weight tweeds i tively bordered with marabout. Special Values for Thursday Black Yarn-Dyed Satin ' 35 inches wide Black Taffeta Silks 35 inches wide Black Satin Charmant 40 inches wide. Black Dress Satin 36 inches wide A Special Lot of New Tub Silks A yard... ee ee ee 60-00 SEND 0D 0-GEED (0) GD) GUND) SEND) END ODS ep ee eee ere, SPRING SILKS At Especially Attractive Prices The smartest of Suits, Coats and Dresses this season are fashioned of Silks in the weaves and qualities offered in this timely sale. Third Floor PE EL SEMI-MADE SKIRTS Smart Sport Models Fifteen hundred Skirts, full flaring, circular models in the gay striped effects so much in demand for Sports wear. All have patch pockets and pearl buttons. Special $2.95 eee re ee: SPRING COTTONS Remarkable Special Values Oriental Crepes-—just received fron Japan, nearly 9,000 yards of these crisp, fast colored crepes in fifty dif- A yard A yard ferent shades; hand-loomed, these are A aid) sda $1.95 very serviceable; require no ironing when laundered. Special a yard... 25¢ White & Colored Cotton Fabrics ' A yard ' | 1,200 lengths « fabrics, | | 1 \ $1.50 f this season’ for blouses, skirts and dresses At '4 Original Prices . $1.25 Grouné Floor Second Floor | \ Becker, assisted o squadron of the Thirteenth Cavalry. for the Villa an officer fre 1 nn, who | Warn them of the bandits’ position a Mg eadauar-) Lieut. Myer ts ty mp. 0 n New fold and while a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, York, © grandson of the former chiet HERO WHO RISKED LIFE the United States TO SAVE U.S. TROOPS IN | BATTLE AT GUERRERO. | Guerrero, A mile and @ half from 4! this hill Col Dodd saw some Villa 4 ra) troops, fumbering possibly one or | ago, was affectionately known a his comrades at arms as "the million alre soldier.” In Washington he was a society favorite, and while a plain soldier by day, was a man of fashion *y night. if none a former Ma for who n We or lite th t New Amsterdam. Seeking to follow tn his grand. father's footateps, young Myer sought nh appointment to West Point, 1, He but tried also to secure Ission, and again failed. Then is a plain oldier, de- work up from the bo ¢ is making good progress. lay a corporal he would « uniform at the end of the luy, don evening clothes, enter his utomobile and descend “on soctal Washin: many dinners, iis and a ther soclal funetions, until the situ- ion had become embarrassing. He Was a member of the Metropolitan, Washington's most fashionable men 7 club, His father, Major Albert J. Myer, served in Cuba during the Bet | ar as Major in the Two 4 and Second New York BANDIT WITH 150 MEN 1S HIDING IN MOUNTAINS, REPORT Page.) | Quartermaster's Department to Casas | Grandes, Namiquipa and other points. } eee MEXICAN RAILROADS \ ARE NOW CARRYING — | SUPPLIES TO TROOPS. | STONIO, ‘Tex, April 12-~ being shipped to Casas er the Mexico Northwest. ! ern Railroad for distribution to Amer- | fean troops as rapidly as the limited | » line will permit announced at army head- quarters to-day that additional stores will go forward under the existing | shipping arrangements, This, coupled with Gen, Pershing’s action in mov-| ng his headquarters to Sateyo, forty miles south of Chihuahua, on the same day that the report of Villa's given wi lation, was n indicat army of- ) not place eredence in the - FUNSTON TO SEND | TROOPS TO STRENGTHEN PERSHING ANTONIO, Gen LONG LINE, SAN Major day ‘Tex Funston April unnounee would be n that would t the long Vi fons betwee and Gen that a change nade was assumed by had been decided either to the Hne reinforce materially or shift it to a shorter route ee | |CARRANZA FORCE | | KILLS 75 OUTLAWS __ | IN DURANGO FIGHT | | ‘rorrEo feo, April 11 via] El Paso Junction, April 12).—-Details | of a five-hour battle between the Car ranga garrison at Pasaje, Durango, nd attacking force composed of Contreras and Ceniceros bandits were | brought here to-day. ‘The outlaws} fled in disorder after losing seventy Killed, {t i# reported troops lost four dead The batts took place on Sunday First reports were that the attack. | ing force Was commanded by Gen. | Canuto Reyes, but it is belleved, however, that he was not implicated Negotiations have been under way | | Tho Do Facto | for the surrender of Gen, Keyes un y an amnesty grant A doctor sent from here to treat | men wounded in the battle, said the | | Contreras and Cenicoros ‘attackers | | were subjected to withering fire from (ae garricon. 1 only in | United States, Diaz refused an offer |He believed that Germany's inten *| York Diaz was visited by Victoriano +. | 900,000 and he offered Diaz $2,000,000 They fled in disorder ‘ 1916, He counted the bodies of seventy the outlaws. Among the dead were | ameaty by detectives, @ colonel and a captain OVER $1,000,000 SPENT SO FAR IN VILLA HUNT BY U. lee funds.” a Gtrl Tries Suicide in Charch. S. GOVERNMENT | Margaret Reinhardt, stxteen years —_——~ [old daughter of John Reinhardt of No WAsHINe . , + i *) MeChesney Street, Oran; N. J, . ei Hostthcha April 12.——-More | swallowed a part of the contents of « an $1,000,000 has been spent thus) rote of iiniment yesterday in Bt. far by the United States in its hur ‘| John's Catholic Church, She for Pancho Vila, | writhing In a pew and wae bu Mary's Hospital. The War Departmen: estimated to- | &t day the monthly cost over and above fuliink wee & remular running expenses has been| had accused her of stealing her ring ‘ted ¢ beside hor at W. E, D. STOKES AGENT OF DIAZ REVOLUTION Declares Nephew of Former Dic-| tator Refused German Offer to Organize Revolt LEXINGTON, Ky., April 12 —W E. D. Stokes of New York in an interview here said he is the repre- eentative in the Felix Diaz in an effort to give Sine | tendency to make the t control of governmental affairs Im |< Mexico, but that his support ts given | the price msider. ne ¥ come in contact with, of an enormous sum of money and all arms and ammunition necessary if he would atart @ revolution in Mex- ico, This offer came from Germany. dom to realize ston while Johan famou tive properti be taken regularly with meals. julso unequalled as a body nourisher Makes rich red blood and builds up the tissues, eh is feguardiny Hoff's Malt Extract, tions were hostile to us. “On another occasion while in Now Huerta, Huerta had with him $13, if he would pool interests with h in a Mextean revolution. Hu stopped at the Ansonia Hotel authorities.—-Adyt and B. Altman & Cn. A New Selection of Trimmed Hats | featuring the fashionat straws, shapes and colors for Spri ively trimmed (im styles appror and Misses), will be on orrow at special prices of $6.75 & $9.50 Included fim this off ‘ be a number of art (First Floor Mi tment) A Reduction Sale Women’s HouseGowns& cigars to take place to-morro of styles taken frorn marked at prices a@ comp y, will compris , will compr a number tr stock and Id effect ete clearance. e Gow mn: vere, flannel. This offering includes de Chine. satin, c $ of crepe albatross Sir Safe Storage for Furs, Fitth Auruw, New York Don’t Suffer Longer and allow yourself to become srouchy, upset, ger and depressed. These conditions usually indicate a dis- ordered digestive system, which, if neglected, ma’ hard to remedy. Remove the disturbing element an your digestive organs in good working order by ne gus BEECHAM'S qhey gently stimulate the liver, act on the bowels, tone the stomach—purify the blood and regulate the system. These benefits are particularly marked by women at such times when nature makes special demands upon their vitality. They act promptly and safely. The next time you feel low-spirited and out of sorts, take Beecham’s Pills. Their sure, mild, thorough action will Give Quick Relief pectal Directions of Value to Women are with Every Heri by druggists throughout the world. In boxes, ‘You, sd ot uring tis stay 1 had him shadowed Ergon Populer Price Garment House in New Y: where—and has 28,000 men at] his command, as well as abundant | =D PRICE & CO. found She will Fecover. Roll factory, Orange ‘WOULD GLADLY GIVE | A MILLION DOLLARS, ‘and consider it cheap at We frequently read of some million- who offers @ million for a new United States of| stomach or restored sight, and it has a Chronic dyspeptics are usually pitied if event that Diaz remaing|and avoided. The physical suffering diy to the United States. ie sndure is only exceeded by the de- ‘Ae proof of his friendship for the} ng influence they exert on people Tt does not call for an overflow of wis that a healthy, normal \ priceless boon and worth world Jor over 50 years, possesses diges- of great value, and should It is It is equally beneficial to men, women and children, and endorsed by medical 6 Ave. cor. 18 St Just in Time for Easte Wonderful SUIT SALE Hundreds of Handsome Suite On Special Sale at 15 Reproductions of High- Priced Models | Over 40 styles to choose from, particularly featuring the severely tail- ored, braid bound, tlare ef- fects and the box flare Jenny models Ftare | suit /')\ $15 v ™ D. Price & Co. specialize on produc- ing Suits that are the last word of style to sell at $15. Aninspection of their vast stocks wilh prove that the season's best fashions are shown priced fully $5 to $10 less than else- where. Serges, Gabardines, Poplins and Serge-and-Taffeta Combinations, in black, navy, Copen, tan, wistaria, |green and rose—also black-and-white’ Worsted Checks and Velour Checks. Sizes 14 to 44 Expert Alterations Free og Easter Coat Sale gi v 7.95 54985 Assortments that are at their height— prices that are the lowest quoted — styles that are correct to the smallest detail make this tre- mendous Coat showing incomparable from every angle now There are Coats for every occa sion of dress sport models, general service models and dressy models -in sises 14 to 44 Serges, Poplins, Gabardines, Co- verts, Corduroys, Novelty Fabrics and dozens of styles in Checks and Plaids in all the new colors NEW YORK , NEWA WARK] ,OODS DELIVERED ANY WHERE 3REATER NEW YORKe=s WHALEN BROS 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckolt § ie FOR EASTER ina Closets a wien you attend tiis big cut price sale you will be astonished at te Bonne 'ren Yyining Table at Solid Oak iow with Three Extra 25c and 50¢ Weekly Come and foeith Kt Monthivy. view; come 2be & 50c Weekly a, We have values In Buffets any-}" ROOMS Nicely $, 10% goin for 66 [10% ore No Deposit. 50c Weekly on $20 Worth of Clothing OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVE) initia) THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE! | The World Sells 100,600 Copies More in Now York City Bach Weekday Than Any Other Morning Newspaper, here and buy one as low an. Discount on the Dollar. Coupon on credit purchases when opening a new account,