The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1916, Page 6

RGA AD 0 Lo SOMO TT By Seneat i. M. Williams. _THE EVENING WORLD, | BOREAS, SOBib tm vss, ee eee e done, but next year, aid that the delay € the Commis. furnish necess budget. Speak he last day the nietebeletateiein shleeieteleieirinieisteie! felebedetanintetetedetetetete! ul been mislatd 1 je bit of fore sis Now York City $400,« lated revenues fur t at, beginning guly 1, th Assemblyman, normal | | t Southern Republic Reports No (Special Staff Correspondent of The ) tt ere CASTO R IA | Damage in Locality and Ef- aunane ening Werld.) | ‘ fects of Others Not Known. i aibeuinion wid nung. Weer Ae: th tthe p ° bs rte bo thie effect Wate af For Infants and Children —_—_ proclamations from p Wo for New York C spite previous) have 1 $500,000 for the | fn Use For Over 30 Years BANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Re- net relief from unequal taxa inating than the fow sos. New York City, as usual, t re fuct, about the hit hardest both ways by 4 gracious per- last year's detiviency enues, the excise tax was to New York City by tt . controlled Legis! f 00,000 per year, noscalled t own bills that were tc do #0 much}, fizzled down to prac-| s “ Public, April 24.—A severe earthquake ‘ ocurred here at 11.30 o'clock last night. No damage was caused. WASHINGTON, April 24.—Two ao-| 4 were earthquakes, one of them of] 4/5 vee 0S always bears the AN r | Signature of “als to Work out some new omy entirely at home, burdens are as follows: on of State highways York City, n of direet taxation re. great intensity, were recorded on Georgetown University seismograplis early to-day. The heaviest shocks] J came at 8.21 A. M., Eastern time. ‘The first of the quakes, which the ‘ he pas f New York City, $3 1, H ‘This will ¢ivo New York City at ropolitan delegation protested in $400,000, Any financial help to be agaist Ue appropriation ou records indicate as quite heavy, be- rived from other Brown bills pa pera eee AT Wee Ree rend fan at 11.31 o'clock last night and is either Indirect or put off unt eome| Wiehe be BROADWAY AND 33D STREET j witht the renter city. eoatinued until 12.07 o'clock this) 4 \ future time, For roads and bridges in Indian | morning. It was estimated that tts] 4 . ota lool | A Rather Important Advance ee ; Sale of Dresses i were decidedly stronger than the first, began at 3.08 A. M. Tho vibra- t Gong reached thelr maximum inten- | fofepfatntoteloleininilelulnieleleloleloioininiel slefninininielniatatnteleteleiete sity at 3.21 A. M. At this point tho 4 \ ! needles of two of the seismographs| Mrs Wilson Woodrow has delivered | man motives and thelr fateful out- | wore thrown off their recording drum, |‘? the Pathe Exchange the last of | come in the lives of men and women ee severe wore tho shocks, ‘Tho| te fourteen scenarios and the novel-|A full chapter of this story will ap- The second series of shocks, which for House, Porch, Garden or Street Wear pttes based on them of the gripping | pear once a week each Thursday in shocks continued until 4.12 A be Label, | | aa new Pathe photodrama series, “Who's | The Evening World, commencing ' It was estimated by Director Ton-| City?" tobe seen carly in May a ' dort that the centre of tho ‘cond | j Sho had finished a work of truly earthquake was 2,400 miles from| , ‘Washington, and he belleved if it ov- curred in an inhabited zone it must have done considerable damage. was the first vent ist into the fleld of her atic. proportions, the ereation of r innume a a \ the wi enabled her to devise @ series of Hosts us any of her | | delightful he é when the matt styles. light blue, | ‘ al | tan-and- the mov What About | Bia white stripes, “ A Healthful Habit for All ne archy TO0Gs: iw vende, ‘ The men who are the boss ends of the ; Aren't starchy foods all right? They certainly |) sizes Be a ; ts a push buttons, the women who are the iy the hithertsTunthonaeuemtet Tare, The starch of grains is one of the chief sources 37 to 53. peat? y before her, ‘The nov- pon set to work on the nirios and the novelettes m best housewives and most charming hostesses, the boys and girls who ex- cel in their games and studies, chew Yoodrow declared this to be gum. It is a national habit. A health- the Nan ana comune ful habit, too, if you use SMITH BROTHERS’ S.B. CHEWING GUM Eases and soothes the throat. Made with the same flavor and ingredients as S. B, Cough Drops—famous since 1847. of food energy. 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