The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1916, Page 11

BRADY OPPOSES STATE BOARD 10 Thinks Lack of Unitormit ind Chance of Graft En Janger Film Busine Rich in flavor and golden brown; baked to perfect @ Oretty dresses for her. See list in Takbome pe: Joose-Wres Biscurr Omeanr Baters of Sunthive Bisewits eT TTL A cHLALLSAEELOLL LOL LLLOLL UL i casita: tise sia ’ Let There Be Music In Your Home for Easter Come to Bloomingdales’ tomorrow and secure in time for Easter the most wonderful Player Piano in the world. The New and Unrivalled Tri-Solo Melodist |e WALTE 88-Note Player Piano PEE BVEHING WORLD, THURSDAY, APHIL 20, 1916. GENSOR MOVES S, < 3 PG 8 SS Ree ; S N BNO Shar x 3 ' one . : Biscuits a far baked fresh every day in the thovssnd-window bakeries. ‘ Ask your dealer for Sunshine Mi« cuits, is stock em- ainte now s everything in good biscuits tcom Takhoma—"‘the . “t Sunshine Soda” —to the most exquisite biscuit bon-bons. A Mr. rad ' Ta each package of Takhoma Ris Aun wil : ‘Abide re. Other peckeg of ‘ kis ne ei | Police Heroes to Whom Hav:; Been Awarded Honors For 1915 and Who Will beceive Medals on May 6 ( | dohhished 100 Cc. 125th Street, West Boys’ and Young Men’s Easter Suits Splendidly Made, Clean Cut Nobby Styles and Unquestionably the Beat Values Obtainable % fb tetdnsene A? ll es Norfolk Suits His First Long shine Grahams Trousers Suit Serve them at lunch and | ; thar esten pair of seve ‘ Gise-eernumeie il: atthe $3.95 10,00 & 12,00 propriate alwaysenjoyed. 4 « / a ' Ie 2 Gon Traore bs] hh Groh : ' ! ee Sesetine | ies = 4 ' BS nas ot " Trousers Norfolk Suits 4 5.95 to 39.75 5 Koch Special Boys’ Blouses 2 Trousers Suits ik 6H, palvat lop | { ' tapel $5.00 49 $1.50 Beys' and Children's Straw, Felt and Cloth Hats in Mine's ° > Peeerccccees DODORSS BEDS SOS ORS RESEE SET O 2022 9 OPRTOOOSSSOS OSS isses’ FRANKLIN 3S TRAV EI ORR SON ALEKANDER uits, 14 to 18, at $17.98 never permit taory. Yet th STRICKEN BY APOPLEXY ~ NAMED WHO RECEIVE ieee Girls’ Attractive the gale of the i? ate areatane datigeee| |r a ite RAR cate oAe Le u t i plas E 5 ute ; be ohAnHed brates & I, A t att - ul \ ain and velour checks, Co- dd navy blue serge; C22 OS 0OO9ESEOS STS DOTOPOP OSHS DPE > penhagen an Naw York clicnatelig, Me gees For Conspicuous Bravery: in) ts full belted models, em h o Il sanction, New Jerse } ‘ pente oro) ! collars ¢ : sow may not, and Pennsylvania may dee? LOLS Mayor Will Decorate jy was stricken with a idered collars and cutfs; some K lined throughout. Thus mand more ¢ 100, | a film migh chopped ali! up before it could be shown all over Them at Annual Parade. ave tod aranlnuioeiee’ Weeds has M > 090000000000 00S | 20 0O9OOO OOOOH DDO OO OOOOH SOON ° ’ ° : | Poites Girls’Lawn & Lingerie this country, and that would mean{ heen losses that could hardly be covered Kiven ¢ he names of six mem-| He on | Dresses for Confirma- by the profits What we need ts) bers of the force who will recetval hic was ., blanket censorship jmedals uf honor for consi His home \ te Ma tion, $2.98 to $7.98 “Censorship, in the first place, 1® pravery in 1918 from Mayor Mitch at] so ance PO WHItR LeGaR Roa Limerlnnt rs the protection of thei the annual parade May 6 | CAUSE vp mre i hildven, AN right The Department Medal of Honor , permitted to see in! wilt go to Patrolman John A. Me- hon: 3 wht to go in NowW Carren of the Bast Fifth street Sta. |« e morals of the women and tion, who captured a burglar in a elildren all over the country are dark hallway in No, 14 Stanton Street, $ about the same.” | Oct. 28, after an exchange of revolver Mr. Brady shots in which McCarren was wound tom of having ed three times. sership would The Thine 1 he feared the cus te Boards of Cen- voliticians 1 ha CC. Ca make the path jon District, ‘ ° inexceedingly ber purau ini (eiers tn ht ie a alto eatre Netty Nansen Most See Danghter leg. Although una ned with either Wed. revolver or club, Caspers chased h's | Betty Nansen, actress, and her daugh- man until the museles of lis leg re- tor, Miss Esther Nansen, sailed on the fuved to work nerican liner Frederick for Copenhagen, 1 be married to @ busl- ne here to inform her gasement, and t Aton kt 42nd Street and Broadway ‘The Isaac Hell Medal for Bravery 1s awarded to Sergt. Alexander C. An- | derson of the Old Slip Station, who, | Dec. 27, umped into the East River! ind rescued from drown Ningust Patrolman Fra A Cough May Lead rr West One Hundred and Twenty-third to Tuberculosis Street Station. He rescued William Williams, boatswain's mate on the U, ‘ous complications| S. §. Wasp, who fell into the Hudson ft. Even when) River off Ninety-seventh Street, in, 16, The Awuomobile Club of America | Medal is awarded to Patrolman Ed- * ward F, Doyle of the Charles Street Station, He rescued two men, April 26, from asphyxiation after an ex- netly ae content| plosion in the ammonia plant of the lorid, this preparation '*| Manhattan Refrigerator Company, -) ‘The Brooklyn Citizen's Medal ts q pole tl warded’ (to, cBatrolman (Gaocga, ® er in rt Avenue Station, Dietiessini nay follow 49 sertoun a stage te Alterative n than twenty in such cat As with ar trouble, the | diet and The newest motion picture theatre— called “The Crowning Glory of the nad ea read Top of the World”—will open its after pursuit, July At vour drugmist's | y | Eckman Laboratory, . aie BUSY MRS. COOPER. 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