The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1916, Page 10

~~ aT My jen," yp: | | social evils against which the Pro- | 5, | esdves wage warfare The Colonel is in an embarrassing | | nomit n. He is fond of Mr. Root.| Supreme Court Justice Delehanty gether at luncheon in Robert Bacon's ration to the Blakelock Fund, created house hat was designed to in-!for the care of Ralph EF. Blakelock, augura get-together pr . Now in a@ hospital for the in- a ear pare: 4 nas | sane at Middletown, NY. ‘The Incor- vow ' abere’) | porators will meet for the first time oll Republican State ition in| next Tuesday in the offices of Ed we SATURDAY ese Hall in nn de-|wards & Murphy, No, 26 Liberty light to the Colonel's flery spirit, and | Street. the ex-Senator'n farewell speech to| The tncorporators are: J. Alden ») “ri shi * y 4 last year's Constitutional Convention | Weir, President of the National Acad- ( ld t riendship of ‘Teddy’ and was a recantation of his reactionary |emy of Design; Robert W. de Forest, Elihu Seems to Be Broken {heresies sromreauive (President of the Metropolitan Mu- But the revolt of the Progre |seum, and A. Augustus Healy, President at Last. rane end Se coe eee, pF of the Brooklyn Institute of Arty and wetting tomether Gh Race and the (ef the Broo stitute of Arts and Shift of events haw likewise ingpired /Beleners, ex-officio: Carroll Beck- Despite the personal regard and pri- both Root and Roosevelt with hope | with, Edwin H. Blashfield and Dr. vate friendship that exists. between Of, Minning the nomination. While | George F. Kung Piel hd Me a h Jonel will not speak openly | artists; Daniel ¢ French, Her- Theodore Roosevelt and Elihu Root ary his former Secretary of Btate. vere Adame an they ars now forced by events into he hax acquiesced In the views Of DIS| nitiriage, sculpto Ts, yell as his own ambi- y ; Lilies deh tA ltl saat AN oti Ade {fone and ts now against the nomi- architects; Emerson McMillan and {enemies, ‘The old spirit of hatred that pation of Mr. Root. Charles Elliott Warren, bankers; [the Progrensives displayed toward) James R. Garfeld, who was Secre-|John G. Agar, President National lrormer P: 12 ‘ow tary of the Interior in Mr. Roosevelt’s| Arts Club; Harrison S. Morria and eee TRESTLE NUMER tre Toc, (CADE AL (ONL aRPe. CI MIT Rodman. Wanamaker, Philadelphia; timed principally toward Mr. Root, wag secretary of State, commented on | Roland F. Knoedler, W. H. I. | Kd- and the Colonel is powerless to stem the situation as follows {wards Mrs. Van Rensselaer Adams the tide. eit Nee been suggested with @ a} and Karl Harding. ne ood t More than one prominent Progres-|Feason, It seems to me, that Mr. Root’s | as - candidacy is being fostered by the Old | sive has bluntly informed Mr. Roose) Guard for the purpose of dividing the velt that they will not follow him in! convention into two extreme camps: Bs Kinw To! Your Liver any agreement to support Mr. Root and! all the old line conservative elements ; A that the latter's nomination by the| lined up behind Root, and the liberal ff Don't force a batky Liver ),,. [and progressive elements forced to the with drastic purgatives. regular Republican Convention at Chi- | side behind Roosevelt, thus || Use a gentle remedy, and ago will insure a Bull Moose bolt and avold {rreparable injury. ina is our offer for Snturday only during cago w avoid irreparable. tntury mp © has been ‘ake the Aght emedy i fa third tleket in the fleld again this uy Amparne has been || Take, the Right Remedy an r Meh Mecca head Come forward with a proposition to|[ Liver and yourself, 1or2 But do oot take ou Tnvestignte arid No event in Republican politics has! the middle ground delegates to com- ff Pills at night relieve con- y yourself, Inspect your friends’ pianos; ask what they Vi ‘nthe prices of instruments, You will be satisfied when in finish, ton from $100 to 8250 more than we are ins Are Offered for Saturday Only. aroused the deep-dyed Progressives so| promise on some tnird person whom stipation, Get @ box of much as the opening of Root head- | they will have picked in advance and uarters in Tha Hela Manhattan taat | Put him through. They are very agroe- Hu fon News of It went throughout | able to this Root movement because ihe country, and alroady has produced | 't lines up the reactionary elements, | ver of letters on Col, Roosevelt | from followers, who express them- selves In forceful language. PIANOS, $99) DENOUNCE ROOT FOR ALL THAT EN 18 EVIL IN POLITICS. PIANOS $ ‘These correspondents sec in the! i] s - : 9 nominally Innocuous act of somebody } “rr $275 to $350 ing two rooma in a New York ho- i B] Putces mes even though no active propaganda i — “7 } mpted, « plot on the part of the Mae's PIANOS, $ Perri Dek ote part of the i! $8375 t0 $450 . inee of both Republican and Pro- | a Saturday Only|_""'""" | gressive Parties, and to this they vow er to consent. Root is denounced only as chief engineer of the 1912 s 7 Player Pianos, $945 i einbin eliat Bilt bis on tie rebrenant: at any up-to-date Drug Store, or ff he has not got it, send 25 gents in stamps NOW by mail to an be in a position to name | If Andreas Saxlehner, Nese York the a st = 88 Note, }../";" $425 6 Player Pianos, $995 = 88 Note, ,.,\""" $500 8 Player Pianos, 5345 Last season we asked a number of our customers to make this test: 49 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. “Let some of your friends try = 88 Note, }..'""." $600 i 4 6 Player Pianos, $ f i coed t hat you paid for your Stayer tae “O09 Rugs—Carpets made to order suit. When you Cleaned,Stored come in again tell us the result.” No First Payment. Begin fo Pay in June Moth Proofed | The “guesses” ran all the way up r We Also fave ee ipehi ese Used Planes & Player Pianes |: Under Guarantee Against to $50. Many were $40. me PIANOS —-$55 AND UP Fire, Moths or Theft PLAYER PIANOS— Re |] were $35. 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