The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1916, Page 13

NEWYORK PRESBYTERY FACES EXPULSION FIGHT IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY Move Aimed at Union Semi- nary Expected at Atlantic City Meeting. ATLANTIC An here the conven CLUETT, PEABODY G CO. INC. MAKERS MA SRATED cir atmosphere when the Pre your Abk you COLLAR spring style, in two heights oN dy af hostility prevailed 900 dele jan € Half a dozen Pres- uding that of Cincinnati, In your dif- ferential use XON’ Dern S LUBRICANTS If grease leaks out of differential, DIXON'S 680— it is the ak” grease. fo Dixen Lubricating Chart JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. Jersey City, N. J. id by ri ‘or tablet form at THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 18 acer yor from the General Assembly. Although few delegates would dis- cuss publicly the expected expulsion movement, which was precipitated by the action of the New York body in Heensing three young against the rules he governit body, the matter was practically the | |¥ole topic of private discussion. | If the expulsion proceedings are in- | | stituted, it will be the first movement | of its kind in the history of American sbyterianism. Members of the New York Presbytery do not believe the j action will result in expulsion. They | jclaim the young ministers affirmed! faith in the required Presbyterian May 18.=| doctrines when they were admitted to the church. | The action is realiy directed agaifst Union Theological Seminary, of which the three ministers licensed are grad- uates. If the New York body ts cut off | there are many who think that all its property wil ates attending ral Assembly movement tom » too. This Jmeans that the Presbyterian Churcit Will lose more than $21,000,000. The church buildings alone are valued at $18,220,598. The Extension Committco represents more than $2,000,000 and the Trustees of Presbytery control | more than $1,000,000. If this transpires the Boards of tho | Church will also lose benevolences of | more than $1,500,000 annually. Tho, Wao last year were $1,- The’ New York Presbytery was warmly defended by the Rev. J. Ross Stevenson of Princeton, Moderator, | when he opened the convention. Mr. Stevenson declared that tho | European war fs a direct challenge to | the Church that cannot be overlooked because It m elther a triumy | revival of the faith or a blighting in vasion of unbelief. He pleaded united effort to meet the challen; He asserted the the past t hs had witnessed a highw rk in benevolence, increas he fulness and additions to the Church outstripping all previous years, The selection of the new Moderator | will take pla ‘WOMEN IN MANACLES TO MARCH FOR SUFFRAGE | Committee Maps Out Plans for! | Parade of 40,000 to Impress Re- | publican Convention Delegates. «| | CHICAGO, May 18 The difference | | use m | between the twelve States where suf- ifrage has been granted to women | {and the thirty-six others will be il- lustrated in the parade, June 7, when | [it is expected forty thousand women | j will march on Michigan Avenue for jthe purpose of inducing the Repub {hie National Convention to inc | porate a suffrage plank in the party | | Plans adopted by the committee to- ‘day call for a division in the parade |in which twelve young women dressed in white and bearing the names of afor ast the States where suffrage has been granted will lead a detachment of thirty-stx other girls sed in gray, with their hands ma led and a ball and chain in the shape of a toy bal- phed to their ankles by a , symbolizing the States where women do not have the right to vote loc FRE “You should have been more JERSE HH, NESIA ctitioner says: | | than to pick out our jitneuse,” Judge Dotan of Jersey City told a wagoner who collided with the jitney driven by Mise an drugs “ Anna Kramer. ————————— = i Between thirty and forty styles, embracing circular stripes and the latest novelties. Black, white and the newest colors to match gowns and footwear. Ostrich Feather Boas Shoes, Pumps and Slippers « $2.50 - White, Black, Tan, Gray. OCH eC. 125th Street, West TRULY SENSATIONAL VALUE 2,000 Pairs of Women’s Reg. $1 & $1.25 Pure Silk Hose Established 1860 in view of the scarcity of dyes and raw materials. Values Up to $4.00. $2 25 each Black, white and dainty color combinations $3 and $4 Fresh New Muin Floor, Correct in oe Style, Fit and } Finish, 4 a Welt and Turn Soles. Ba ¥H. PAIR IN PINK PAIAMAS Police Are Still Looking for ‘orm a: | Monte ‘Searle, > JUMP 40 FEET TWICE, FLEE FROM BELLEVUE recognize the eluded the policemen on guard last | 1" All records for the standing jump] night and removed a heavy window | bet fore. were shattered last night by Thomaslecreen in a washroom. Do You Realize the Importance of Our Preparedness Sales? When it comes to pass that the family pocketbook is hit as hard as it is today, pe ng begin to “sit up and take notice.” eart searching is at once in order, economy rules, and the paramount question arises: “Where can I get the most for my money?” Thousands—hundreds of thousands —have found the difficult problem solved perfectly by us. They have come to a realization of the fact that THIS GREAT RETAIL INSTITUTION IS A NECES- SITY IN THIS COMMUNITY. For the store that gives you THE BEST MODERATE PRICED MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICES is a public benefac- tor. It wards off the blows of misfortune— the rigor of hard times. Economies like these tell the story. They were named in our advertisement of Tuesday evening: $11.50 American Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 Pieces, for $9.95; Women’s $5 Gray Kidskin Shoes for $3.95; Women's $3 Low Shoes for $1.49; Oak Bungalow Beds for $4.95; Double Cane’ Seat Rockers for 85c; Women's and Misses’ $19.50 and $22.50 ‘Smart Suits for $16.50; Women’s and Misses’ $14.75 to $16.50 Dashing Coats for $12.75; Women’s and Misses’ Washable Summer Dresses at $3.95, $6.75 and $7.95; White and Colored Blouses, tailored and semi-tailored, at $1. We could extend this list indefinitely, were it not for space limitations. This is merel offered as an invitation for you to COME T GREENHUT'S—SEE THE BARGAINS FOR YOURSELF IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Read What the Housefurnishing Section of “The Pottery, Glass & Brass Salesman” Magazine Says: “Raw Materials Still Advance” The advance in the cost of raw only trouble the manufacturer is having. He is com- pelled to wait months for his metal, and months before he will receive it he must contract to pay for it at an un- known price, which is sure to be very much higher than the quotations now ruling. And then labor is also scrancing! freight is delayed or not accepted at all by certain railroads. BUT GREENHUT’S PLACED HEAVY ORDERS MONTHS AND MONTHS AGO, AND ARE NOT AF- FECTED BY THIS CONDITION. The very lines of House Furnishings you want are here in immense quantities, and offered at old pri: or at figures below those marked by many other stor In the Refrigerator Section: “Leader” Lift Cover Refrigerators — height 41 width 24 inches; depth 1634 inches, ity 45 Ibs. galvanized lined provision chamber; at...... “Leader? Lift Cover Refrigerators— the same as above, but with white enamel lined provision Chamber; AF... ...cccrecerereevens 5 “Leader” Apartment House Refrigerators- —height 50 inches; width 22 inches; depth 1814 inches; ice capaci y 65 Ibs.; white enamel lined ae als is not the vision chamber; at er” Apartment House Refrigeratore—height 54 inches; width 25 inches; capt 19 inches; ice PA BAGIIY 90 Ibs.; galvanized ined provision chamber; $12, “Universal side Icer Refrigeratore—hei he 45 inches; width 33 inches; depth 19 inches; ice capacity 90 Ibs.; enamel ‘lined provision stam. ber tee Side Icer Refrigerators— height 47 inches; width 35 inches; depth 20 inches; ice capacity 100 Ibs.; white enamel lined provision chamber; at 8: “Universal” Side Icer Refrigerators— height 49 inches; width 37 inches; depth 21 inches; ice capacity 125 lbs.; white enamel lined provision chamber; at $23.80 Ww ate r Coolers—inside galvanized lined ; Ja fanned d walls; nickel-plated aucet; 11.55 18.25 21,00 $1.7. » $2.25; 6-gal., r + 10-gal ol” Wick! 8 E jue Flame Oil Stoves~ 2 busn- 3 burners $4.65 Adjustable Window Screens—easy sliding; walnut stain frame; covered with best black wire cloth: Height Extension Price 15 inches 21 to 33 inches 23¢ 18 inches 21 to 33 inches 25e 24 inches 21 to 33 inches 30c 24 inches 23 to 37 inches Be All Metal Non-Rustable Extra Strong and Well Made Sereens, Best Quality Wire Cloth, Height Extension 18 inches 20 to 33 inches 24 inches 33 inches 24 inche 37 inches 30 inches » 37 inches 30 inche to 43 inches 32 inches 20 to 33 inches 32 inches 25 to 43 inches Screen Doors walnut stained frame, 4-inch sill inch thick, covered with best black wire cloth, choice of 5 size ‘om 2 teet 6 inches to 2 A 10 feet 10 inches x 7 feet, at One pair of Spring Uinges free with each door, Jo leared a distance of forty feet. Not- withstanding they performed this re- markable athietic feat twice, it is un- likely the officials of the A. A. U. performance, jump was made from the second-story of Bellevue Hospital ati and Searle, charged with concealing narcotics on sone, have been in the hospital two | | Brancati, twenty-three years old, and) by the fact that they were in pink forty, each of whom! pajamas and barefooted, they dropped to the yard, forty feet be- | low, on the Avenue A side of the} building, amd scaled a ten-foot will | Picket fence. as the} They bourded a street car and took their places ainong the passen- gers. John Poscos, conductor, sees so many strange things on his line that he did not notice them until some one called his attention to their bare feet. Poscos then stopped the their per- F weeks. They were to have been ar- | Cah and marched the two men back | Athletic Prisoners Who Made |raignea in Special Sessions thie {t,he pospital “ring 5 “4 |morning. Not wishing to add to the /attendants they belonged in the tu- Daring Do Double Escape, heavy burden of the Judges, they|berculosis war’. The nurses in that ward, is also on the second Undeterred ( th While attempts were being made President Street addreas \ pair of pinks had vanished in New York [Sentral Whips Three Pro-Germans, in a war argument at No. 11 President of assault, Searle tola|taken to the Hol lacerations of the surgeons treat Th brightening corners some > A neutral whipped three pr rmans miral Charies Strot, Brooklyn, early to-day, He te . Delk De Young, © Dutch sailor. At the Vette Jaame tine he was arrested on a chargo| ! torpedo Gustave Bahr, satlor, was berth Family Hospital with | and ambulance | *!'P. sallor, for Gustave lacerations of en live at the Bridge, the rations of berg, a bartender, left hand. All the Better Buy a Supply of These Men’s High-Class Negligee Shirts Now One of the best propositions for men so far announced in our successful “Preparedness” Sales is told of here. These Shirts Were Made to Retail at Prices up to §2.45—in This Sale, $1.35 Thousands upon thousands of superior negligee shirts made of choicest materialsbought in the regular way in complete assortments, BUT BEFORE THE RISE IN PRICES, are offered tomorrow at a price which is by a great margin less than the same shirts can be duplicated for in the open market today. These are the kind of shirts that will make strongest appeal to men of discrimination—to men who like the best in quality and design. Remarkable range of ma- terials embraces superior Silk Mixtures, Silk Striped Mercerized Pongee, Silk Striped Madras, Woven Striped and Jacquard Figured Madras, Mercerized Pongee with woven stripes and figures, also fine grades of Corded Woven Madras. Any quantity of these shirts are in solid colors, others in smartest stripes, in such favorite colors as tan, heliotrope, pink, blue, combinations of brown and purple, black and white, tan and blue—really every desirable color shown this season. Furthermore, all of these shirts are faultlessly trimmed, beautifully finished, and guaranteed absolutely fast color. All are made with soft double cuffs. Sizes 14 to 1714 in the collection. Another very strong point for you to remember is that in this sale you are choosingfrom complete assortments of materials, styles and sizes. a sale of ‘‘odds and ends” or ‘‘broken”’ assortments. You must not confound this offering with Men who come to see will stay to buy. Usual Selling Prices to $2.45—Friday’s Sale Price, $1.35 Boys’ Good Clothes In Tomorrow’s Sale at $3.95 We offer handsome and serviceable SUITS in smart Norfolk and Patch Pocket Styles in a good variety of materials, including tan, m fancy mix- tures, plain blues, ali with two pairs of trousers in light grays and tans; sizes 7 to 18 ears. ¥ For Friday there is al: special offering of BOYS’ RE RS in double-breasted two-piece belted-back these are of Levey pee 1e Shepherd Checks . $3.95 Men’s Straw Hats Men's Straw Hate—Yacht sha Pr Soft Roll Brims, Flexible Sennet: Straws. Very special tomorrow at Men's Genuine South American Panama Hats here’s your chance to get a real Panama at just about half its regular price; howe $ 3. 9 5 at Let Us Clean and Block Your cil Curl Brims, and Split i] Last Year’s Panama Hat The cost is trifling and we do the work well. Art Needlework Preparedness Present conditions in the linen market, as you all know, make it extremely difficult to get merchandise, but we PREPARED for this rise in advance and have assembled a specially fine collection of pure linen towels. These will be put on sale tomorrow at a price so remark- ably low that you will be astonished. This lot is stamped on pure linen Huck, plain and Sleured “sizes for guest room and larger towels, hem- itched and scalloped, in this offer. Your initial will be Stamped free of charge. The assortment of 44 s Cc designs is very wide. Preparedness Price Preparedness Suggestions from the Wine and Liquor Dept. tt will waguestionabl pay, you to supply your present and summer needs in this department now. These and other specials for Friday: Green River Whiskey—bottle . 83c Gordon Gin—bottle 83c Monogram Whisky California Wines— —sold elsewhere choice of Port, at $3.50 @ gallon Sherry, Muscatel and $1 a quart, and Catawba: Gallon special, gallon, Old Private Stock. $2.25 $2.48; full quarr El Dorado $1.88 bottle 69} Rosedale Vineyards. $1.45 John Haig & Co.'s Three Crown Brand, $1,25 Scotch Whisky Choice quality ‘$1.05 old and mellow li- Daly's Irish--Finest queur; reg. $1.35 Pot Still Trish bottle $1.24) Whisky—bottle . $1.15 The Famous Chequers Seotch-—per bottle S115 Ferrand’s 3-Star Cognac Brandy —direct impartes tion from France; per bottle 8145 Hollis Club Whisky-~gullon, full “ua DOHC. 0. ee eeeeeeeeeeereee » The Faust Kummel—extra A-1 quality; full quart DOMES. ...cceeeeeceeeerrrreeseenees eee S100 Canadian Rye-—Royal Warrant Special Canadian Rye; $1.00 Regal English Dry and uid Tom Gins—three bottles, $2; bottle... You Are Invited to Try A “Victrola” Outfit FREE for One Month The offer is a specially attractive one. It's this: Come to Greenhut’s tomorrow and select either of the following outfits. We'll send it home to you and allow you its use for 30 days. All you have to do is to purciase the few records necessary to make a thorough test. If, after the period named, you desire to keep it, you may do so, paying for it on easy installments. If not, we will call for it; but the records are not returnable. $25 VICTROLA VI. Golden Oak , CABINET of solid quartered oak; interior fitted with shelves to accom- modate 10 or 12 inch record albaine $7 record capacity 84. (Sold on Weekly Payments of 75c. ) ga $32 Total. VICTROLA IX. OUTFIT. Maboaaay or oak.. $50 CABINET of Mahogany o1 or solid oak to match the Victrola. Interior fitted 10 shelves to accommodate 10 or 12 inch record albums. records . (Sold on Weekly Payments of $1 Total. No Trading Stamps wih: “Victor Other Big Sales For Tomorrow $62 * Goods. Worrenie and Misses’ $24.50 to $27.60 $18.75 Women's and Misses’ $14.75, to $19.75 $11.75 's and Misses’ Exquisite Silk Dresses—-regu- larly priced at $16.50; also sizes for stout women; at $12.75 Crepe de Chine and Jap Silk Biensee ci aumalag pt Pp $1.98 Remnants of Po ular Dress Fabrica— regularly priced to $1.25; at, a yd 25c and 50 Remnants of Washable Fabrics—values to 19c; at, a yd. . Eser0 106 Suits en and Young Men—teatured at $9.95 “Odd” Top Coats and Ralncoats for men and ouths, formerly $15 to $17.50 (broken Wrest at : $9.95 00-Piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets saris $15.75; ut $13.50 Men's Spring and Summer Underwear~ artery 19¢ ang 29¢ $19 Quartered Oak Extension Tables—at $16.50 $11 Golden Oak Dressers—at $8.50 $175 Four-Piece American Walnut Bedroom Suites—at $140 Women’s $3 Low Shues, all sizes —at, . $1.49 Women’s $5 Gray und Champagne Kid Lace Shoes—all sizes and widths; at $3.95 Big Specials in Cigars and Smoking Tobacco, For details of above please see our Advt. in today's Evening Journal, SIXTH AVE.. 18% TO 19% STREET gar Look for the “Not Advertised” Specials Wag Double GAC Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Till 12 0’Clock—Single GAC Stamps Thereafter tes athe AR ! to find out where they belonge mM Hrancath and Renrte reached one oft u! © DESTROYER LAUNCHED. | ) the win s and took an encor [their pi oun. Jump. Hy the t Wilkes to Be Arment in the | the attendants got to the street Vessel was named, will boat BOSTON, May 18 H mel is named, w | | | | | \ r Wilkes, elde daughters of 'DIGE STIVE [EFFICIENCY © | Must come trom a strong Stom- fd ach, active Liver and Bowel # 8 regularity. Watch these organs and at any sign of weakness try OSTETTER’S Stomach Bitters May 18 edo boat de= | 8, for whom sponsor. be one of destroyers the rid 4% Green Trading Stamps Free Pontus ONLY win with Purchases of $1 or More. 20 g'CUT OUT THIS COUPONs IT IS GOOD FRIDAY ONLY Z This Coupon is good for 50 (FIFTY) HY GAGreen Trading Stamps FREE with @ Purchases of $1 or more, Friday, May 19. H These 50 FREE Stamps are of the | same kind as those you would s ordinarily obtain with your be Purchases. GREENHUT'S H Eve. World, 5-18-16. 161 Strictly Fresh Fish This is the season when fish are at their best. We receive daily shipments by express direct from the Fishermen. Order a supply of these freshly caught fish and serve them in pref- erence to meats and other foods. At these prices fish are economical and are a welcome change in place of the frozen varieties that were recently offered at very much higher prices. We guarantee all fish offered in our Pure ket to be strictly fresh and sold at actual net weights. Fresh Fish Haddock—freshly caught; Ib.. Seabase—fancy. fresh; Ib. Mackerel—freshly caught; Cod Steaks Ib Weakfish—freshly caught; Ib........ Market Cod—freshly caught; Flounder: freshly Caught; Ib...... Shad—freshly on Halibut Steaks; Fresh Meats pecials for Friday and Saturday. Paid and Charged Orders. Lamb—hind quarters of genuine spring; Ib... We deliver all Veal—rump or loins of milk fed; Ib Veal—necks or breasts of milk fed; Ib.. Lamb—legs of fancy city dressed; |b. . . Lamb—full fore quarters of city dressed; Ib.. Hame—selected, lean, fresh Jersey; |b . Pork—whole loins of fresh Jersey; Ib Imported Mixed Herring——reg. $1.45 keg. California Ripe Olivee—pint jar Pure Breakfast Cocoa—Fountain hs rich chocolate flavor; 14-Ib. cai weight canister Pure Strained Honey—qt. Combination Blend Coffee—-31% Ibs., $1; Ib. . Special Plantation Teas- green, black or mixed to order; 5-Ib. caddy, $2. b Sweet Pickled Pears—reg. 65c quart jar Best White Potatoes—120-Ib. bag, $3.15; bushel 60-Ib. bag, $1.75; peck 15 Ibs Argo Gloss Starch—6 reg. 5c pkgs., 230; pkg Anger’s § -one regular 10c package Anger’ finest eyoeatng! Mi mi, and Se package Anger’s Noodles; both fi Pork and Peas—Lake: regular 10c No. 2 size can.. Advertised Cereals Rolled Oatmeal—-F. S. Brand; packed by the Quaker Oats Co.; 6 packages, 40c; regular 10¢ package Quaker Breakfast Biscuit I4c package... . poeee wees ng get Dreakfast Food—F Parched Fasinose; usually $1.57; special, dozen, $1. reqular 14e pack age Lenox Soap- special box 100 bars, Sugar--Best refined granula 10-Ib. cotton bag, 83; 25-1b. cotton bag Sold at these special prices only dozen, $1.1 regular y $3.45, S regular 4c bars... with Gi Pilisbury’s best Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grapefruit—extra large, heavy, it; dozen, $1.00; 3 for Pineapples: extra large, sweet, iuicy pines, doze $1.15; each New Potatoes—-dry, mealy Florida; bushel, 60 Ibs., 8 I-8-barrel bag thin shin, juicy Radishes New Rhubarb, Scallions, Watercress, Parsley 5 bunches . We New Texas Onions— white or yellow, S-quart basket 13 Asparagus- fresh cut, tender grass; bunch We Our Own Baking Fresh supplies from the ovens abour every 30 minutes. Merry Widow Pound Cake each, $1.10; 2 Ibs 28e Tutti Fruitti Layer Cakes— each Wc Almond and Fruit Filled Stotlen~-!b Se Fresh Pound Cakes — raisin, citron marble, lady, cherry, each, $ half cake, 650; Ib Strawberry Short Cakes cut... Whipped Cream Rolls--or Put Apple Turn Overs—2 for... Strawberry or Cherry Tarts each Raisin Bread- loaf Home Made Potato Bread- loat