The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1916, Page 10

EOE ae 7 - - _ aii | THE EVANING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1916. _ PENASYLVANIA PRIMARY [osc"Scr"‘srumvoum wit ene “ony |ATE KEYS AND HELD | . SRST PM ns BOGUS “SON” IS HELD [ATE ETS a EL STAGE STARS WHO APPEAR HERE THIS WEEK It Is reported, are Meta FOR ANNOYING LAWYE! r " tion Contest Centres on Fight Between of Philander ©. Kos, formerty United R Being an Ostrich She Only Fol- Penrose’ and Brumbaugh for Brumbaugh has announced his ow lowed Nature, but It Was ; vate wr F. Deeestee. atone i i pane OAKLEY RHINELANDER Kec ign | aisles FIILADELPHIA, May 15.~/The biter | give’ place to eny candid PHILADELPHIA, May 16.--Locked Republican factional fight tn thie State |fieam and Hull Moowe Parton 0%, lawatiowed Me kayar Seae a ataaiey, will end when the voters go to the polls /8f the possible can " l inshi | Heat Gastious,. epvat G6 by Sere aa ceans eat |Uited "States" Sen a | s Claims to Kinship and ot the Zoological Gardens, spent an ioe the control o fthe seventy. |, President Wilson's name stands alone! Letters to Millionaire May |¢#¢iting two hours iast night. or a According to Manley, Gertrude, e + 8 the nominee on the . Alene . te the Republican National Democratic ballot Call for Sanity Action. ostrich, has not been well, an: es entered the cage to attend to her, Silk-hatted and faultlessly dressed,| locking the door behind him. He ignatius Augustus Farrell, who saya|@ropped the keys by acoldent and his real name is T. J. Oakley Rhine. | Gertrude gulped them down. It was| ‘Jander jr., appeared in Jefferson Mar-{@fter closing hour and the building; ket Court to-day for sentence on a] Was deserted plea of guilty to a charge of disor- Pa yr ae, yee | derly conduct. with & spiked pole, Finally he at-| | According to Mr. Rhinelander, law. fore, MJ Bo hy} of another) ‘yer and manager of the $4,000,000 ? 10 his rescue. Ger- estate of hin father, William Rhine- | fects try ier sien ered Ho Atl ef-| innder, Farroll tas annoyed him for _— months by claiming to be his son, WISDOM IN FURS. | He first told the butler he had come At @ fashion show in connec. to etay at the Rhinelander house, Hon with the c | No. 8 West Fifty-second Street. He| "0" ™ a ee Fe has since written Mr. Rhinelander] - omen's club Federation the The majority of Business men chew any letters, some addressed “His! ladies are to be shown how to | ey know t., | Majesty the King of Immortality, Lan ay ate cae eae rg tage og ger distinguish rabbit fur from seat Y, 01 Farrell called yesterday to see Mr.j #hin | with a nation of thinkers. Rhinelander, and followed him along ein, | Reap double benefit from this habit, chew the street to Sixth Avenue and Fifty- fourth Street, where the exasperated) MRS. ADAMS TO FIGHT ON. ITH BROTH ERS’ attorney turned him over to a police- a man. Dentes Abandoning Clatme “I don’t know this man,” said Mr. Tracy Estate, S&B. CHEWING GUM Rhinelander, “and "cannot "RccoUNt | worse, idaho ater we Mre, George r for the claim Washin, Adi ft Be They know it is healthful because it eases Farrell was arraigned in the Men’s| aay that she had abandoned efforts ‘to Night Court, and pleaded guilty. Tho throat. Contains the same Night Court, he said, was not the |Fecover alleged dower rights to New flavor and ingredients as Smith Brothers’ proper tribunal for his case. Ho| York City real estate, valued at mill-| Cough famous since 1847. ; promised to make a@ full statement |/ons, and once owned by the late Kd- to-day. ‘The name Farrell, he said,| Ward Tracy, wealthy brewer, whoue he had taken only for literary pur. | less! wife Mra. Adams claims’ to have | been. > poses, edn 07 the Matars ot . ‘ y | Farrell has been living for ten dayn| Now Fork last wack i eta ea atte " 2 at the Hotel Continental. Nothing|to recover property now in th COUGH DROPS \ ‘ more about him le known there, ex- | sion of Androw Mri Peughheepeie, N.Y. cept that he ts said to have appeared . Adams d to be well supplied with funds. Alien-| the sults merely we continued for the present, an she was ni y iste may be called to pass upon his | trial, and wanted to avoid Mdgrent te * Fulton Street * yyy MG, Livingston St. Seen ne Cees ” : F a i . Bond Street Py /) OT, Ubge Elm Place c Ms : 7 , l eo Alt Mu : BROOKLYN - NEW YORK RS ed i ¢ x * Over 3% Tons of Very Handsome RO Wle) Nite. oa i Ses Silver Plated Ware bane A Great Sale Tuesday GRY OF FIGHT! STARTS PANIC IN A THEATRE When two women in the Lucky Star Theatre, a moving picture house at Fifth Street and First Avenue, got into an argument over the possession of a seat last night some careless per- son in the audience yelled “Fight!” Many in the audience mistook the “Eli P “ ” % cry for “Fire!” and scores rushed for Bri pate —33\ ‘Paragon i the exite, The manager of the house, ii / | Joseph Kaufman, restored order but right inish - ig Ss French Gray A GROOP & | not. before most of his patrons had . OF DANCERS | feat IN “HELLO NEw Wor } One on reaching the street rang a J in a few minutes fire i rf Sie BORKE IN tered up to the door, Lf COLOMBIA "GLORIA ROMANCES ——>———— 1eces. Cc a THEATRE_- | @ senony. SHAVING SAVING ? ’ : The whiskers of Robert Newlin of Ohio are estimated to have ‘ A Sale That Helps to Lower the Cost of Summer Living OB OVER FOUR MONTHS we have been at work upon this Sale of Silver-Plated Ware, which starts to-morrow, offering three-and-one- half tons of Silver-Plated Ware for amazing little prices. Every piece of Silver in the Sale is worthy. ‘The workmanship is excellent, The assortments are unequalled. The quantities immense. ‘aie coase are, are popular patioene: Ue Bae a bright gaat caealel de- . e »”* @ 80! Vs , with ¢ - tion of the Knives, shich as plated. is ee os fags All Pieces Are Warranted for Ten Years * Ordinary Use [pied of bad. Somebody's been ed The illustrations give some idea of the various pieces, which are offered | Blaine Stern, well known as a sce-+ oly ess ae 10c a piece. Altogether there are 49,000 pieces of Silver at 10c nario author, is writing the book and each, including some 12,000 Individual Butter Spreads, the largest quantity we | iyrioe #8 8 comic operh, and they say have ever offered in a sale of this kind. P FEES vine it promises to be a hit. Claude Cooper and Frank McNish! Below we give the details in full. As usual the Sale will have @ om Maia Floor Tables, lare being featured in a new series of : 2 > - end the various articles are arranged for quick and convenient selection. |Thanhouser-Mutua! comedies. The! 600 Silver Plated 59c Berry Spoons at 15c ae eer ert temsay ee ice!’ bas been secured by 8. L. Roth- ‘These are regular 50c Berry Spoons, and the pattern is an exceptionally pretty one. | aptel for the Rialto, Marcus Loew In thio lot we also offer a quantity of Vegetable Serving Spoons in the Lafayette pattern at i Miiereeser aateee a e ) | na Ss the same price. | ,1ls Meredith's new Knickerbocker saved him $1,000 tn the thirty. three years he hasn't had ‘em Police Gleo Club and the audience will| Mayor Mitchel and Commissioner Woods gp qned off | Motion Picture Not || sing the “Star Spangled Banner."*| will speak. ‘ es. (iil Dihiadhs tiie TT eed POS SP ea aS ES menteneritin - mee a —— | Thomas Dixon has gone to Wash- ington to show his new feature film, “The Fall of a Nation,” to the pre Paredness leaders of Congress. Devore Palmer, Mrs. Cecil Raleigh, Armand Cortez, Anna Reedor and Ruby Hoffman appear with Jose Col- ling in her new Fox picture. | Howard Davies, of Pallas Pictur says he detests poetry, whether it picture, “Spellbound,” wil! en in “Elite” Pattern “Paragon” Pattern oe RARER at Me SE , Bright Silver Finish Dull French Gray Finish Tnaurell Lhajuly the littie French| You who travel frequently over our line— t6c Butter Spreaders foe seoses Abe ; star of the Huntington Film Com- | : 5 6. : 250 Tea Spoons 0c : : a 28¢ Individual Salad Forks... ‘400 | 850 Grape Fruit & ie , jpany, ie io write some aosnarios in did you ever stop to consider what this £5c Bouillon Spoons... -.10¢ | %e Butter Spreader . 106 \\\ \Rel, Mu ajul will etar in the i . f Z f t ce l t 9 crit rberp mary Sa “ies | age Indiv lad in \ Plotures herself. system of safety signals means to you? : $6¢ Tea Spoons... toe | $8¢ Bouillon We "The ‘ignal-Siutual_tntere , 5 . 10¢ vhased the film rights ‘ a : : #0 Buger rome ren 10 10e j The Manager of the| This Railroad has $16,000,000 Invested in Safety eee | aAeee 4 and it will be filmed with | Fi ‘ F 5 ; ¥ tea Con use ce, bd ie eten Holmes and’ J. Po MeGowan In Signals on its Lines East of Pittsburgh. In 1915, nite cole : ; ‘ The Gravy Ladies srecresetiediie | PRL Beee +: BBe Mie scl Durnett has’ deen janeawed $1,800,000 was appropriated for signal maintenance. 0c Cold Meat Forks..................,.28¢ | Oe Cheese 6 ite a asted iaeee ini wheal 650 Cheese Servers...., . «BB | Te Pie Kn ’ Kl pate re, th, ee . ‘echelon sae | S1eb Boup Lations, |. ook. ha | | ieee, aes 4,364,519 tests and observations show that our Trainmen ae © | 81.85 Ding ’ mvt - } | a . . . 91,96 "Round ‘Bow! foup. Spoons, sat’ of 8 Hi Round Bowl Soup Spoons, set ‘of s Y aged D see herself in sare 95.9% perfect in obeying these signals and train rules. 81.26 Dinner Forks, set of Sfor......'.....800 | $1.00 Tea Forks, set of Stor Me , 1 ' . ‘ ‘ 81.00 Dessert Spoons, set of 3 for... 50e | 1.00 Den bi led LE Ee 1 ede i "48 being shown. As a compli The signals which automatically protect our tracks and trains q A ty . . ae . to her Carl Edouarde will haye both day and night and in all kinds of weather constitute onl: Sterling Silver Mounted iver plated ‘Tea Knives, se a8 toed Ten BOOB sso e avon 15 Coat of Arms on handley the assort hia orehe play selections from one of the rotective measures adopted by this Com ny te Articles “Elite” Pattern Dinner Knives, set| Mayonnaise Ladies 25e cach | MeAt includes Great Britain, Belgium, Kla_ Broad, se Midis ane sai pany Cheese Servers, two patterns, plain}, of 6 for : +25] ‘Tea Kltes, plain or fancy 2 Massachusetts, New Jersey, - safeguard its patrons, fo bpmmored effect in « white | ” Pattern Tea Knives, se ae Leraon Forks i 25 | Pennsylvania, Illinois and California J 2 r of} lined box; for........ +e, BBC], 3, +28] Jam Jars, hei id effect, silve ; , 4 h Servers Pet eeidgenepiaint oe! Fi recon’ Wattern Dinner Kuives,| cover and spon... §0¢ wet | Sheffield Plate Double Vege- y will! 8 ® e 1 ined pet of ” a Twin Bonobo q 5 2, Ne Seen ee racic Mal "igs? Bt ool ae tate DanearSpecatto ae | Her etsy tes ennsylvania oa : 6 for $1.25 on , ot OF Table Cutlery E. i Silver Plated S. i Sterling Silver Deposit BAYRON hepusy bade, 4 xtra Values in Odd Lot. ; iS Surentr = bane , Pisin handle silver plated Fruit OF Siloer Plated W 5! Spoons for Collectors |75¢ Sugar and Creamers at Fp: ihanap Yeahs Dana Poiies, | Mite The Standard Railroad of the World woe coe \ se : : a : are At 5c Each 35 Each Members of Police Department iver plated Dinner Knives, eet of 6] Five o'Clock Tea Spoons... 106 euch ¢ Lac 1,25] Clam or Oyster Porks We « Main Floor Nowe Seut has the State seal or| With white glass, hand engraved ae Onion Pilled will pay tribute thts afternoon to the men who died tn the 6 Commissioner W, id the cl politan look. The : > = -