The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1916, Page 4

a . THE EVENING WORLD, MCNDAY, MAY 22, 1916,' $$$ eS Sa meas . “Be Young Looking '0N LAST BICYCLE RUN, Si." "sist" tor Ret! Ro apperite For —)|WOMAN SURVIVOR TELLS LACK EVIDENCE TO PROVE | $200,000 in war Re.ics. met at the pler by Robert Waltos Gillette Floral Park, when he pulled out to pass ° | Naphal, of the last squad to be atarted, | BREAKFAST? TRY H ny 1 | | ronaht Were for Exhibition to ata) Among the relics are a German ay Hair KILLED BY AUTOMOBIL Ts peri een tn alia oot te tone BUGS ON TOAST! | HOW SUSSEX WAS SUNK! NELMS SISTERS ARE ALIV Alllee—0d4 Weapons Among ‘Them. cannon, two captured and bullet- : look! i ‘ at retio scarred German aeroplanes, out bait Iearay. inde) du Hy ao »/SP automobile going tn the same direc- | _ is oe sneneee Ll cobb a {NAN ronch planes and an American ma- t walt until you are entirely eray--keep | Cyclist, “Tired of Road Races,’ | tion. Insect broth, beetios a la mode, i ‘ a ,.| Officials Qualify Story That Wom- 000 Were brought here day On! chine which had been used by the Your heir ars, glosey aut lustrous wiih |. ut for One Car and | Head down and pedaiting mightily, he || tnrvae iachnosternt on toast and || Handyside Arrives on Lafay-)~ fer Whene Rundle Too | Wir pateraie ce the Fe » tol French army number of peeullar | rn : |dld not see an auto approaching and |I white grub salad are possibilities || tte, Still Ill from Experience LMG Ad ged tbh | pitieat Uo he WOR ee caer eecae | WHRBOHW 1g steel arrows Crashes Into Another. crashed tnto tt. Hin skull was fractured || of the hotel | ; Were Tried Are in Alaska. allies, to be held at the Grand Cens! dropped tro sky by aeroplane cabin a the last rond race 1tt start At the base: he dled within @ minute jotel menus of the future. |) on Torpedoed Vessel. jtral Palace, The exhibit is in charge | qrepbed are Blso included tn thw Gia Dr. L. O. Howard, chief of the mm th them,” eald |W. R. Hugo Tessensohn, No. 1802 Ave- 5 Nuptal A ernck bleyclo rider, te hia |8¥8 C, Brooklyn, was driving the car, || Bureau of Entomolory of the De- friends yesterday. | His wife, seated beside him, was so | partment of Agriculture, says that He was killed in the race. ghocked by ,the accident that she be- |} there i» no reason why people SEATTLE, May 22.—Statements of the Marquis de Pollgnoc, who was! p mado last night by Chief of Police J. | « E. Bylling and former Oity Attorney M. J. McGuinness of Snohomish, | Mra. Clarence Handyside of No, 255 West One Hundred and Eighth Street, survivor of the Sussex, arriv know you are Naphal wne one of the 110 starters in! “Napa who. was married, lived at|| *hould not eat bugs except that | ‘-2*y on the French liner thirty miles north of here, that Mrs. | { Bamaes cs Crectopen neccipe ot pris : p . ; P A at} \ a is Wenkin etary te '¥ milo nore, | i Beskict Beautiful Hair Poiloliay ¢ the Century Wheelmen’s (en-mile race No, 1874 Lexington Avenue, this city. |] they don't do so, Dr. Howard con. | told a graphic eiory of hier es°aP8) aoigg Nelms Dennis and Miss Beat-| fided this newn to the Washinetoa | {rom the torpedord channel boat, rice Nelms, for whose alleged mur-| She fs still nervous and ill as the re- Biological Society at the Cosmos —y der Mr, and Mrs. Victor E. Innes of ‘ —<it - Club. Several ectentlats present IAL H cata Khasi 4 deck,| ugene, Ore. were tried at San An-| ~ 1 | } declared that inseot broth was I was sitting on the sie Spartan |tonl0. Tex. Were iiving at Seattle and | i ; > very appetizing, SE Ri wt: Just betore | SRovomish as late as last August, and | << , ee Tho subject came As a result of | “Or? wt Ly - “4 Pgh were now In Alaska, were qualified to- | fa 4 inquiries in regard to what hungry | {9 torpedo struck” 3 day by both men, who said they had| ; f humans were going to do if the | j.jment ¢ explosion ea: Con-|no direct evidence on which to make | ui ’ 7 . food supply continued to decrease. | jusion followed Sees, os Ges Se an aie a ee . SS ris ie rtmaees Met otboat lot the ari of te tw Sosa, be ITTLE [Internal Cleanliness a 01 in ‘. a ee f 5 METHODISTS IN UPROAR. i] i among them Mr. and along Raadaiontly secutea |} 0,000 | ja | Mrs noats had been lowered,| from Mrs. Dennis. IVER [irate tin Resolution to Abolish Misstonary| won 1 niw a rope leading to one of W YORK PUTS TO SEA, tes Bishops Finally ‘Tabled, them, I caught the rope and slid/ THE NEW YORK PUTS «| use Carter's Little Liver Pills. do The boat was being swirled ————— : F SARATOGA SPRINGS, May 22.—Whon| 10% sting goa and L could not get 4 |the matter of the election of missionary r rh " " ying Rear | footing. While I held the rope, two |Dishops was called up to-day at the! mon slid down on top of me, and at Admiral Coffman's Flag. |Methodist General Conference J. Frank {hat moment the boat went from| Flying the flag of Rear Admiral De d Manly, former Governor of Indiana, in-,under. I held on there with the two| witt Coffman, Commander of the Third| [Poymer ar ees ; | teeduced «, resetetien intended to pro. | ien dangling above me until the boat| Division of the North Atlantic Fleet, | Mss Ye RE SRA UNH LAR vide for abolishing the office of mis-!was again brought un@er and wej|the dreadnought New York left the Genuine, bears Signature | Y Ju ne Records ‘ / f sionary bishop and. electing prese are " Navy Yard just before noon yesterday fumbents to the affice of ey and put to dea to take part in mange: jtendent with full episcopal powers. come Vice admiral on June 1 and wil During the ensuing discussion the con- come Vice ral on June 19 and wi was in an Uproar at times. ‘The wo continue to use the New York as his jon finally was tabled and the ingen. he dreadnought Oklahoma, ASKS RAISE IN WAGES) pict nir"Geos Sicnored ow Tompking: morning to be drydocked and painted. “Health Is the eee First Wealth” | she's a Millionaire, but Objects to Benak Biais Baath Sarrice, ‘The rich man suffering from asthmatic Paying $2,400 Expenses on ‘The Eastern Steamship Corporation or ,bulmonary trouble knows thie even Her $500 Job. begins the daily summer passenger ser- oo, a 4 cog man thus affiictea, e of the Metropolitan Line between gay de able to obtain relief by] \itLWAUK 2.—Miss Lenore| New York and Boston to-morrow, pl Is the man's Alterative, a preparation ‘ ing in commission the — twin-ser containing calcium chi Cawk which for steamships Massachusetts and Bunk : be e Hit They make the run of aa? imiies | MEL auch eaaee =| been paying tho entire cost of the de-| from pler 18, North Rive 5 ighest wurse, Ite wee should be ec partment, including the’ operation of a| leaving New ‘York dally at 6 , pure food and fresh Yor a’ |dog hospital automobile, besides giving |Teaching India Wharf, Bo yi Ad 5 the following The daily trips ‘ |medicine can be of much hel; her own stav! 5 f 7 “Wake Up, America!” (ao oe Le —_>_— a P, 2 1ca e \ her ser | witsons to Ne at G an P hall eo vices, represenlng half the expense “4 Wehed the | work. ‘WASHINGT resident ° e e the says she fs willing to pay, as evt. oO b "1 fo) bit-teem- | denne of ner love for animals. 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