The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1916, Page 8

Neen Diverse Derive cot Meher hae teen secomting the sare of the! on Pree, enter the eusplews of | ieague, eopieiaed, v0 o on & te New ned the plone “poke om the anette feria! Malirned abe of the plone, 2 ommatione: Ff rent word Hie her Mer comm tered the quae never fevered (be plane toe from the potat of wow of © tae. the relies oid thet the reper ineued commit of the Women's * n> by the Corporation Counsel @ae eet * Serge of Ge meeting © “et of complete Witten B Wane! « Bre seme Clepperton Ppeskers Object to New Central Proposals ® “Dangerous.” of the Pubite Rervy viared the Peas pot + inetitute ae ly wae the hee jwtiawe eerd of Rema RARE meeting of proteet aaninet o -ealied WUliantion of Pert by the New Tork Ratiread wae held yesterday Bediors and Ballon’ mone wrperty Mere, 4 Welker Ot, View Pree dent of the West Hint assortation, and james V Davenport epeke on other aapeote of the propwmitios Alderman W Ferdinand Quis, whe | Litteton Wants to See Minute of Grand Jury That Drew Indictments Martin W. Littleton argued & mo en to-day before County Judge Hoy of Mrookiyn asking permission to in- spect the minutes of the Grand J which tndieted Charitias Commission. or Kingsbury and William H. Hoteh wine, Hie counsel, tp connection with | the tapping of the telephone wires of the Hey, William M. Merrell, Dr Den jel C, Potter and Dean Potter, Mr Litiieton maintained that there had been InauMotent evidence to warrant 4n Indiotinen ‘rhe Court asked District Attorney Lewis why 4 Jury had not = ty MN an i mont a@ninat the ner. Mr. Lawia could sore anawer qwer the “Phe Court reserved decision. —- > ELOPERS, SIXTEEN, SIXTEEN, “HAPPY.” ‘The Gleappearance last Wednesday of ointese-year-old George Oakley, a cor poral of the Hoye Heouts attached to he Munday Behool of the Arlington Preabyterian Church, Brooklyn, and Mise Ktta Oatman, sixtoon years old, brat’ tn that #u school, was ox- yesterday when the girl's #4 Bilton ple who have itched a seratched for years ly eet sleep and com: |;::: soon after Cadum intment is applied fo skin troubles. such | ma, pimples, itch. sores, cuts. rinéworm, eruptions, etc. Three Million Boxes Sold ___ Every Yearin FRANCE B5 cents a box - all druggists OND THING, Ledger ) helped Edison rio Nght plant, On ono occasion to erect « miniature jand when the work was finished he was eo deligh| that he said to the greet inventor: Edison, after working with you pe sory De op al 1 beltev rep! y C ne clouded, i i waders ae me," 0 julved Edi "t a le i ceo eleotrival ow w you get At Bloomingdale? Prievoncatinee Against “Infantile Paralysis ‘The Board of Health says: children's nove and throat 59th to 60th Street “at Bloomingdales’ Men’s and Youths’ Suits—Special $7.85 None C. O. D. No Mail Orders Filled ( Men's Sizes 33 to 66 Chest regular or stout Youths’ sizes 16 to 22 yeare Berges, Woretede, Cheviots, Flannels, Silk Mixtures, Shepherd Checks, Pencil Stripes, Plain Effects. Pinchbecks, 2 or 3 button eoft roll eacks, 3-buttom conservative models. Coate 34, 34 oF full lined. 8; ae Fede bettie, pope ounce ies The bottle, 12 ounce yee Palm Beach and Kool Krash Coates and “4 Trousere, $5.85. | neck bb a little a“ is said to act A preventative. Wall Tents For Campers canvas used in these tents Extraordinary Bargains Samples of Tailored Sport Felt Hats, $1.00 customers. Sailors, Tourist Effects, Mannish Styles White, Purple, Emerald, Olive, Gold, Cardinal, Navy or New Blue, Pink, Old Rose Striped or Plaid Effects, Combination Colorings The Season's Newest Novelties. = SAPET-ARST PENT | SAYS HE BIT HAS WE 1 FEO HSL 'w yoy in Answer Suit, Says She Hurled China at Him, I rere ortng the ples of bie wife were, deuatter of Helle foyd, temous Confeterate epy, for bs | esemecey Herl@ W. Mowery, @ eatety | engineer hes fled with bie aMdevit @ letior hid be enld be wrote to the plaiont [Oiler the bad brought ber suit for | eopare Je part it reads Tou threetened to sheet me and more than cnee | prevented you from Carrying out that threat. ‘Phe com | Panionship | desired With ) ou was ro. fused. The proud father I had Goped to be wee denied me by yor Yu “t wae fondly im love with you avite of your aotions ai | words in the past day I have changed have gone too (ur ty love and my heart have been broken, Probably in & fow weeks my dear mother will @o to her grave as @ climax to the eut- fortnge you have caused her. “Yours truly, 1. W. MOWERY.” Mowery replied to his wife's charge that he bad been too fond of Mise Lauretta Bean of Cleveland, 0, by saying their relationship |a4 heen merely friendly, & letter which he said he wrote to Mise Kean after the filing of his wife's eult read: “Dear Lauretta: Oug correspend- ence, which opened up along the lines of ‘Hafety First’ and industrial wel- fare work, and later along sonal lines, as 1 grew to bat regard for your noble characte’ and ideals, wae entirely harmiesa, Vor me It was very pieaga.t, as 1 bad no companionship at my home. “Laincerely trust your position and | 4 Irreproachable Feputation will not be these malicious oon- tortions of a correspondence and tn- nocent acquaintance tn which ther? was no wrongdoing, though perhaps a thoughtless xchange of sentiment. “Bincerely, W. MOWERY.” In answer ovone’ ot Sis, wite'e charges of cruelty Mowery admitted he had once bitten hor on the neck, it aald he did so to break her of the habit of biting him. BLUECOAT WITH SHOES ON ol. RESCUES DROWNING GIRL i ay She Is 100 Feet Off C Off Coney Shore | i: When Leary Starts Olt, but He Gets Her. Patrolman John J. Leary of the Coney Island Precinet, throwing oft | nt Ki hie hat and coat, but keeping o: shoes, yesterday afternoon from drowning Mise Lena Levy, teon, of No. 302 West Twenty-se: Street, Manhattan, who had been carried away by the undertow while bathing off West Twenty-seventh Street, street, Coney Island. Mise Levy was about 100 feet off ry wtarted after her. Pha gre peeeb Be sand Mi one ital re half hours work Patrolman chan clothes and returned to dui me ts MOTT TO PROVIDE FOR CHILD. shore when Ntadeba| Marriage Again Menatiea in “Dore- tit thy Arnold” Case, For the second time within two months Justice Scudder, at Mineol L. L, annulled yesterday the marria, of Harold Mott of Far Rockaway. The couple were married last January, Mott says, his wife assert- ing that she was the missing Dorothy Arnold, When, at the end of two months, she admitted she was the| W wife of a New Orleans man, he had the marriage annulied. Learning a fow days afterward that the woman \expected to become a mother Mott, by agreement, reopened. the case for the purpose of providing for the child. Yesterday the court ordered Mott } Fars yf! & week to his former wite 10. 80 ing thle i. argu A ie mak dice again annul the chil Ae Ge mattiet CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN of Me © Church @treet | ~ News Oddi an UPTOWN HOTEL, to tne iret 10 onrve mation Gieteren wih Caner, NEW UPReRT WOMAN collected 060 love letters to bar busbend betes [Pe cued bem for di roone bere 12K werd to printing ben’ ‘potas wearily of gene, ond Wests Som may Hergman Asks Injunction on Sate cns'tne to tr Aged And We aoowotaten, ermeny ‘ ‘i have te get dyeatutte by aubmarine trom of His Work by Holder of | °9. ie eels The Art of Muaie” LAON WHIP PUMA at Coney lelnnd ané then 6 one-armed tamer His Notes for 25,000 eh iPped thew both The Nationa) Rociety of Musie tne. | 5 _ = | tied out tm the Bupreme Court yerte PHOPDD LAPEER, & Conmectiowt aot, le reining @ Uitte lame duck eth her hittens oT | | ing to nearly 6 points, United off 6, Cuba Cane ugar off 18-4, A rudden rush to cover short | r 7 up O12 od Bintes Bteel 8-4 to afternoon wt were violent, General hist bela wendy, United States but rewained it in few minutes. Ssesc “Fs S¥SzE. SSH saneusensaetsacsze eetsuasee ieeces Me Be ie s| at ‘a * | Palm Beach Suit, - - $8.50 | Flannel Trousers, Reg.$5.00, $3.75 1g i : Golf Suits, - $15.Q0 & 22.50 | Auto Dusters, - $1.50 to 12.50 BR mM oO 1 AY Men’s Sack Suits, Ceipetiionne iy cn i Actual Values $85.00 and 40.00,...... $25.00 BS is a) Tailored from the most desirable fabrics, in ipa weights; quarter, 1 i " | half or full lined. An extra charge of 10% for sizes over 44 chest measure. 4 if at i Also a Timely Mid-Summer Sale of ae ; 8, H.7! ? ° ° : BR. Men’s Furnishings and Straw Hats ; ‘ iy 1S WILL INCLUDE THESE MOST EXCEPTIONAL VALUES: ie BR Pte Men’s Seasonable Negligee Shirts, 95 ay #4 oe +% woven madras and crepe cloth, soft finish with French cuffs, at Cc a | : ‘ - ri ‘i tf? ziti | Men’s Silk Shirts, | Silk Neckwear, | Bathing Suits, 170 sbares, extra quality, custom finish, plain and fancy colors, of worsted; two-piece models , ee at $4:65- at Bho $2.75 to 6.60 quarterly dividend of 2 per cent, common stock, of record Aug. Great Northern Rallroad—May earnings increased $2,116,139. Net after tax increased $1,016,451. Eleven months saad Net after queria mainlaend ot Syed MARKET, 18 to record of Bept- Tpsster mich. tor Hercules on Bede Bs ‘Go.—Regular fore July tae Tift fan, terly dividend of 1 {Oe ay: 18S Mm io. preferred ats ook, payal ib Aug, 16, Mw moo, 1 Udi, hey close Aug. COR TH duly. Tig Tsiy Tite Rethlchem Steel Company will Bete: Be GR ub “> | $16,000,000 in Improvements at its GRBs. AL ak ae fon plant and $20,000,000 at the Sarin... a cieteamalt land works, YONKERS, N. Y., to-morrow's year-olds fillies: five fur. ke ro ae: ae i Ta en Gees a Main Flor, raAnerenro BLOOMINGDALES!' “Tay"fof5'he!" Joo Wires 208, Bushadai Aiowance claimed. Zreck fast. Lackawanne Steet Company. months shows ne prope of ‘TAT, an increase of $5,61 ouniire rail ration Advertisements for ‘The World may any American District Messenger office in the city wer Mm well off 28-4, Mgxtean Petroleum off ||, Meet Ruger off 1-4 Higher prices for the rally were recorded in firet hour of tee! lowt 1- pres showed fractional gains and eEsieee Leith Led dedee tt Ll tee toate of etl ttt le plete lee titteleti ite | ote). ee on ere Bept. 1 to stock per cent. on the for 95,318.) ort Maes gaa pacity of country will be sold PAL OF PRRDING KIM MILA to the hogs, farmers may paint ne ond homes With || and make thom fire proof, Chicage mar CANNED FUNPRALA NOW Phonograph resorde cantaining funersi fnceagietel—ta ahem ‘FOUR FIREMEN CARRIED FROM BURKING BUILD! to Hospital, Four firemen, overcome by em ¥ ay comrades fi o vrei Mas- * went fairl Final 2 = 5 2 West 42nd Street An U: SESS FE FESSECEE BEES ESSE FSS OF Also excelle: srose The quar- Books Boy apend Steel- Mary- “Tommy Boys’ Suits of white raps lass 974 to 8 yrs.; reg. $2.95, at $2.45 tity ays ———————— it: 228 expetienced Fur Department be lett eae ee 6 eee SE oe ee So arene Three Overcome by Smoke Revived by Pulmotors—Another Goes Stern Brothers For Thursday and Friday, Men’s Summer Sack Suits Including a number of $30.00 grades, All $8.00 and 3.50 Straw Hats, reduced to $1.85 French Palms, Milans, Leghorns & Panamas, Reg. up to ¢7.00, $3.50 On the Third Floor, will offer these extraordinary inducements for Thursday and Friday: Of plain and aa materials and chambrays; in new Russian, Junior Norfolk and Tucker” models; Furs and Fur Garments Repaired and Remodeled during the Summer months at very special price concessions, This work is done in our own workrooms on the premises, by thoroughly furriers, possessing unusual skill in the art of remodeling. Furs Stored at Moderate Rates covey sienee be nevenced with Malley bom lo penton the Corman a rieht on the beew were giver MEER, une Qu os eee oe end forecieeed of (he fete eccordumg te mn The reer wae FR Siding ding & Co. 407 one OFF O'S. OFFER—FOR PROMPT CLEARANCE SUITS Formerly $45 to $75—at ‘18 Vor street and genera! utility Including Hechionable Linen Suite— sroupe are emall; lmmedicte selection s advised BEAUTIFUL SILK AND CLOTH SUITS-——-for after- neon and eemi-dress occasions mnernannny détles $160—at . 35 DRESSES F onule $35 to sone 4 5 Odds ond ends from many lines -in Merning Frocke—Country Dresses Street Dresses—Dance Frocks, etc. COATS Formerly $45 to $65—at $18 Broken lines; only one er two of a kind—of velour, eponge, silk and wool jersey, faille, Georgette satin, serge, gabardine, etc. oke, rom Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street nusually Important Offering of at $18.50 nt values in the following seasonable items: Boys’ Clothing Section s’ Washable Suits, at $1.35 sizes from 2: Boys’ Smart Suits in middy Norfolk, new Russian and junior Norfolk models; 214 to 8 yrs.; reg. $2.25 at $1.65 to 8 years; Actual value $1.95 Straw Hats for Boys and Children; Teg. $1.50 to 4.95, 95c to $3.50 On the Third Floor