The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1916, Page 4

ener! ve ire Hireet es ry te bring eteht otters! +y before the courtroom ot the dievarvers De e were aevested and Bed wrhere fi vein ihe ay jes vent ge 4 Taek ons fee © o aid 6 vork of Ge pe for Y “Heroes” iran | ested After Street Kiot |” Brings a Nighistick Charge. Coniral Office detectives, policemen ||} O84 court BtleRdante bad Bomel hing | 10 RUSH REQUEST FOR MERCY TO IRISH PRISONERS Once In Effort to Save Case ment’s Life WASHINGTON, Ava 4 Howse remolutl “An abrupt answer turneth away tele- phone trade.” White that the i by the Henate baat wook rea urge Groat Hritain to extend elon to Eriah politioal offenders woult abied at once through the Btate NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO, inlative Michaol delp calles day ~- me Prowl ; gay Oo Redacad! Men’s “Kool Krash” Suits Just Right for Hot Weather Now $6.24 The same quality thot other stores ask $8.50 and $10.00 for “Now is your chance to get one of these cool, elegant and well fitting suits made of the famous *‘Kool Krash,"” a material that is cold water shrunk, very durible and yet porous enough to permit every breeze to penetrate. Correctly designed and carefully tail-| The great variety of colors aud pat: ored in the popular “Pinch-back”| terns on added to the desirability of models, as well as the Conservative $-|“Kool Krash” Suits, Not only the Button Sacks, these suits are just as| lighter shades, but also dark grays a well fitted for business wear as t hey are} brown mixtures as well as man; plain for the seashore or country. All sizes, and stripe effects, are PB oe & nd every” ‘eon Wer that msn eloue = " else™ raf on ashing meal yout Pre wl iw oot ia (pany sa ine a APs spoiling aw “ Fox ood Prod tee any Biner Prenniel y ne purer erat Dreseins. The erst! ° r) “aPancis HLeccerra(h.° 0, NEWYORK. 9 re all a QMPAnY ji ones ena 1900 Avenee sen erriew Yor’ mail THE SVBNING - ' Senate Resolution to Re Catled at ne President Wileon to) 5 CLETORS FR LES “3 HOSPITAL POCKETED 65 | PERCENT, SAYS PASTOR —_—> - at Inquiry-—Roosevelt Among Sponsors, Theodore Hooseveit, laird Morden, Myron T ar Mreue and George ve ave been employed mein and who are al » WAVO received 08 per oent, of Hituner beon paid Hoewoh, entertal a Held, helr pay, but | ad not been fortheaming eredit the orminienion v war a meeting of the Kmoou © Committee ‘ormntaMton to ot wan any 1 to aak De Haylie to resian, eaid that he has refused Hichard Art one of the enter. talament orga ™ told Mr, Koosoh he had be; avit againat Alton ry and ex * ia due him sued Judge mission never has been lncorpor- SIXTH POLICEMAN NAMED IN CHARGES OF GRAFT Money From Disorderly House- keeper, Is Indicted. Policeman Josoph Horn of Spectal Byuad No, 1, detailed in Brooklyn, Was indicted for bribery to-day by the adaitional Grand Jury for July, which waa continued over by Judge: Mulqueon to hear further evide: in the vice investigation now bein Di Tt wha attewed by witnesses before the Grand Jury that on Aug. 10 last year Horn came over to Manhattan Jand took $15 supposed protection | Money from a woman who ran an dinorderly house on Raat Sev. th Street near Third Avenue, nin the alath policeman ins dn this investigation, Ten in diouments in all have been handed down, Other charges are being In- veoatiaated by Mr, Sinith for pres. entation to the Grand Jury next e evidence does sot show wide- enting on the tn. “Corruption of thie sort dic only.” ui dotment, Appeara to b ‘he graft investigation will pro. coed all summe! FINAL EFFORT TO SECURE GARMENT TRADE PEACE Department of Labor Committee Meets Representatives of Employ- ers and Workers Here, Fimultancoualy with the arrival to- day of Ethelbert Stewart, John Momet and Chartes W. Mill, the committee appointed by the Department of Labor to mediate the differences of the gars ment workers and their employers in this city, the opposing elemonta went again into session at the Hotel McAl. pla to see if they couldn't come to Peace, Tt was said that both sides pared the investigation whieh would Peramental character, As matters now stand, Tho empto: practically every demanded, but th ated tho whole thi Ho ployers say there's nothing more to arbitrate 80 far as they are con- the em- corned, HAMILTON E ENTRIES, RACE TRACK, HAMILTON, Ont,, Aur ‘ ‘Tho ent for to-morrow's rokte and % {ooze Wet Toe Kite wl . 0 [PARR RRO rare ptn0: thew foaled Wy Vania. ite mle gual | Mao to mom, VND. 4 oH yoo. Arebie Sdhaian dog gh Avaier, ta! 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U3, berutineee EN poreatice allowante slained, Trad fait, clares on Second Anniver- AMATERDAM, Aug. 1 (via Lon- ‘a telegram received here to-day from Heriin, hee issued the following proo- my jamation to the German forces on land and ora: “Comrades: The escond year of thi world war hae elapsed, year, it wae for Germany's arms « year of glory ficted new and heavy blows on the enemy. “Whether the enemy retrmated, borne down by the force of your at- id | tacks, of whether reinforced by for- @lgn anatatance, collected and presecd ‘into service from all parte of the world, he tried to rob you of the fruite of former vietories, you always | proved yourselves superior to him. “Wven where England's tyranny | was uncontes(od—namely, free waves of the seam—-you victo- lously fouwht amainat @igantic supe- row, your fa through all tir and dangers are inseparably linked with the devoted and untiring labor at home, “This atrongth at home has sent an ever-fresh Inapiration to the armies tn ‘arker because the] the fleld, It has continually quick+ ened our aworda, haa kindled Ger- many‘s enthusianm and has terrified the enemy, of adh bites are due the nation at “pot “wh atrength and will of the enemy are not yet broken, tinue the severe struggle in order Joseph Horn, Accused of Taking to seevre the safety ing er beloved home land, to preserve the honor of let spic and the ieee eeteee °t) span Bath in the World. with the force of arms or witn col, MS St, Nicholas Baths land and an unbending will te etary Will equal those of thi present. —— GERMAN EMPEROR -_-_2s> - 2] fut They Accuse Him, a Foe Is Not Yet Broken, He De-| ®=eerer witiam t0-ay oxat the tut. towing message to Dr, von Hethmane- wii snatch from make this weer lsc Hollweg, (he Impertal Chescsiier: | “Vor the second time the easiver- sary of Hostilities, mies forced me to call Germany'e to arms to protect the boner ind o istence of the empire | “The German nation hae been througe (wo yoare of unprecedentediy | harole deeds and sulfering, The ervmy | ond navy in union with our loyal and? breve allies bave gained the bighest wiory tn attack and defense Many thousands of our brethren bh noir loyalty to the tatheriai Bmperor William, aeoording to the fret On ell fronte you tn herole men jn Held ray resiet im une | tiring eaerifive and loyal Comradeship at the front brightly before my eyes, ale we glow Kone pepe: = on the Appreciation prowd admir Ou for theae nm loyalty, tor your tena. feuhung brothers in the d at ee@ with the neces. plan to sedure by hele aword could n “00% felda hi bountit: -. Routh ang y of our dead he- also will endure The laurele w! dont forces have wi enemy, in apite of trials Germany's fart ‘s more we dared hope. pan in Ertendty rivaley even dfarhtouton other necessar! “Brill hard ti fter be My gratitude and that © me that Germany is iavincible in We must Turkith—Russlen Cost $500,000 — perfect ventilation, 200 private bed- rooms, window in each. 90- ft. swimming pool. Artesian well water, ur homes y as in With God’ convinced that your F ruture deeds ad WiLtinLM” Seperate Baths for itith ol “Tish hand St. Nicholas and Lonex. Aves. 110th St. Subvey Station ot Door. TELLS HOLLWEG OF NATION'S SACRIFICES BERLIN, Aug. 1 (ria, London).— B. Altman & Co. A Special Offering of Blankets, Bedspreads, Etc. for toemorrow and Thursday ‘will afford a worthewhile opportunity for obtaining Bed © Furnishings of decidedly superior qualities at less than the regular selling prices. White Blankets perpair > +. . + $4.50, 5.50 to 9.50 Crochet Bedspreads eh 3 8 8 ee we yl SEO Satin-finish Bedspreads, with plain hems; Size 72x100 inches » . « . each $2.50 Size 90xl00 inches . . » «© each 3.00 Satin-finish Bedspreads, with embroidered scalloped edges; Size 72x100 inches . . » « each $3.25 Size 90x100 inches . . «© «© each 3.95 Comfortables (woolefilled) covered with dotted mull in plain colors, ro a ee emer eee me Muslin Sheets With plainhems . . each 80c. to $1.25 Hemstitched . . . each $1.20 & 1.35 Muslin Pillow Cases With plainhem . =. = each 20c. to 30c, Hemstitched . . each 28c., d2c. & 35c. (Fourth Floor) Fifth Avenw, New York ote “etretched » eet neowe t 4 te R@hiing = > . ue | eek you & AS SEEN BY WORLD POET; Let Those Who Think Poesy Is Dead and the Lyre Broken, Read and Learn, Dawn thie morning wes a rarely New Dresses Satin, Ser; Platd Sitk, Combinations, Very Special New Dresses Georgette Cre, Satin, vai Charmeuse, * Vary Special | New Dresses Charmeuse, Satin, Georgette Crepe, omen Very Special 8.95 Three Piece Serges of customers, This sale includés about 3,000 yards of choice serges in several shades taken from our regular stock. Now ceive the benefit of big cash savings during this end clean-up sale. plate guaranteed te ft any mouth Next door to Lyre Theatre, 215 W, 42d St. Grookiye 0 ORLD, TUBSDAT, AUGUST 1, 1036. GERMANS WONIN SECOND YEAR 2s sees OF WAR SAYS KASER TORY ne \f HGe tater light a #tror revolved (heme elves A little ‘cn 96 New (nses to Deetm, ALAANY . oe ' Health Open Saturday All Day No Connection With Ary Other Estoblishment int! q WORT 43 & 45 West 34th Street s2Mftitine New Fall Dresses Large and varied assortments; in all the rich Autumn shades and fabrics 15.00 18.50 Clearance of Silk Dress 280 Handsome Silk Dresses taken f, lar ‘tock and reduced to." Matchless Sale Blue Serge Suitings ON SALE ALL THIS WEEK Made to Measure 4 4* During thfe sale we offer serges may different from the quality offered at bargain sales, wear that will give greater wear and all around satisfaction provided you get homeat cerges, honestly made from woolens and honestly dyed with ‘igh character are the only 30 Church St, . One Block from John Street Gubway and Cortlandt Strect Bixth and Ninth Avenue L Stations, SSHZZZ" PRE My caer armen ples may teterent pon ‘TEETH pulled FREE between 9 & 11, we will pall lee Free to ee Bias meats, This dees net mean you will be pear tome specialmedicine, but moans absolutely tree. M: This work carries my guarantee, backed by the largest dental practicein the world, Nourse @ te 7, DR. FINCH ciewa sundays, 10 Kenmare St, 24 Gor, Her orang 4-411 cwiton St, soposine viatt 1 seers and at Boerum Place 1/ statics rH a eaetyin civud peak Une in vary ioe ahaa " of Dive 12.95 There is no material you rmauent foreign eerges we serve to our oe judeon Terminal Building Cor. Dey Street