The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1916, Page 5

geen er gem" Porta ® HE STANDS FOR A: TRUEANERANSM Makes Pirst TalbEnd Speech] of Campaign to Throng at Ww inona, Minn, LOOKS TO THE FUTURE, Must Be "Prepared to Meet Competition of a New Eu- rope When War Is Over, fatigued and his voice was hoarse, ‘The throat specialist accompanying Dim urged him to save hin voice for the Twin City meetings, and Mr, ——— = helps You Fi ight Pyorrhea Riges New Fa New Dresses Satin, pres Plaid Silk, Combinations, Very Special J, New Dresses Georgette Crepe, tin, Charmeuse, Serge, - Very Spectal New Dresses Charmeuse, eatite ales eorgette Crepe, Serge, i Very Special 8.95 Taken from regular 8 fabrics and colors. 15.00 18.50 25.00 Clearance of Silk Dress Zz 175 Handeome Silk Dresses taken from regular stock and reduced to Final Clearanc 85 Coats Reduced to 3. 00 country and sports wear, varied assortment of | Muwtes consequentiy refrained, ea- cept in one inetance, from making -WUGHES ASSERTS | beck platform speeches et five a | wled stops in Minnesota before reee | | o 9 one wi Minn, Mr Mughes ute talk, with hie " on conta. have found this herever I have very hopeful that we want in thie preva to me an 1 means country @ re f the true American epirit. It that as we look to the future we want to safeguard ail the inter> este of this country by wine upbuild- nd polletes venent bere a reunited Re © meet the before, eT. PAUL, M Aug. 0.—-The | Competitive mpaigning | When @ new po inmues from & Hughes | War, And IT desire that North and day. He wae | South, Kast and Weat, every part of yuntry, shall be benefitted by an istration that knows no were partisan policies for the purpose of paying political debts, but an ad- ministration that ts devoted solely to the upbuilding of this country and n of ite vant inte, ests.” WH Station, quarrel uned forty-five early morning ‘and fired two @hots ath with a revolver. Brown then went [the barn and haneed himself, Brown was uninjured it Mrs, ScunEREEeneeenneeeee nT Open Saturday All Day For the Convenience of the ‘Shopping Public No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WORTH 43 & 45 West 34th Street meierettzin ll Dresses Large and varied assortments; in ail the rich Autumn shades and fabrics New Dress of Plaid Taffeta and Em, Georgette, 840.00 12.95 toch, suitable for town, ane DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN GREATER NEW YORK=, i WHALEN BROS. 210, 221, 228, v25, 427 Grand Street Cor. Driggs Ave. t | si Cor, Wyckoff St, soa, 106, 165 und 170 Smith Street No Deposit—50c Weekly on $20 Worth of €lothing CHIFFONIERS $125 Worth of Furniture No Depos't- $1 Weekly frigerators alzes ut loweni _ RB BYENING WORLD, PRESIDENT ENVOYS 10 SOLVE MEXICAN PROBLEM . Secretary \ ane, an 1 xpert, Is } to Head the Commission From the United States, BRANDEIS ALSO NAME D.| Carranza's Repre sentative Says There Will Be No Re- Striction at Conference. WASHINGTON, Aur announcement was made to 9 Format day by Acting Secretary Polk of the accept: | ance of Gen, Carranga’s proposal for & Joint international comMiesion to | seek a solution of border disputes and to discuss other matt@® which may help clarify relations between the United States and Mexico, Only the time and place for the conference re- main to be decided, It in believed tt d somewhere on the New ry Lane of the Interior De- t will head the Am ission, supported by Aw Juatice Louis D. Brancets of the Su- premo Court, and a third Commis- sioner, \ hose name will be annout. ed Inter, A‘ telegram asking the third man to serve Was sent day } President. His name will n closed until bis « is The Mexican commission named some days ago, Lula Cabrera, ister of Finance in the Carranga nmont, heading the delegation, This made necessary the appoint. ment of a member of President Wil- son's cabinet In the American mem- bership. ‘To-day's announcement followed a brief conference between Mr. Polk and Eliseo Arredondo, Carranza's Ambassador-Designate. inal assur- anco was given by Mr. Arredondo that Gen, Carranza was in complete accord with suggestions of the Wash- ington Govern that the discus- sions of the Commissioners be given the broadest possible scope. The Ambassador said that his Govern- ment regarded ‘its recent note as a full answer and acceptance of Sec- retary Polk's suggestions that the scope be broadened. In selecting Justice Brandeis the President was prompted, it is said, by confidence in the lawyer's ability as an investigator, Brandels has been strongly urged also by Mexicans familiar with the situation, Bran- deis will remain a member of the Supreme Court. Secretary of the Interior Lane Is probably the best versed man in the Cabinet on Moxtcan affairs, Through- out the qatire Mexican imbroglio his advice has beon constantly sought by the President and his suggestions 16 dis. have had an important bearing on the formulation of the President's Mexican policy. a DEATH QUEST FAILS TWICE. ness and m. ward H hall Ave tempted He first clashed thi) tareek wiih ve razor while in his n, With blood flowing from the w he ray toward wnat - . he » help Allen was y Hospital. ee SARATOGA ENTRIES. ‘The entries for FORT ERIE ENTRIES. >— | "KE TRACK, TORT ERIE, Ont.,| %.—The snbelea fan: to -morrow's es are as follo COURT IGNORES MARTIN'S Refuses to Munish WEDNESDAY, FLIONT WITH OMUGATER ts Abandoned Home to Girl Pram Mother Justice ¢ STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 1 P.M AMMEYER | STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT |__@=AvE. AT 20""sT, FINAL EDUCTION The Camme — AUGUST SALE Is now in progress, Reduced to Our Surplus Stock of” Meris og rae bag Formerly Shoes 782 872 962 $550, 4F5 2S All Styles -Incomplele Sizes NoC.QD5 - No Exchanges- No Credits ~ = to their creed in epee and deed The RHEINAROONS make clear Their preference for temperance By drinking Rheingold Beer. Rheingold Beer From time immemorial beer has been the drink of men and nations that have given the best account of themselves. Itis mild, wholesome, refreshing and a natural national drink. The drinking of beer isa the best safeguard against drinking etrong drinka. S. Liebmann’'s Sons Brewing Co, AUGUBT ¥, ameamall 2916, Founded 1626 Greeley 1900 Lord & Taylor Seth Street FIFTH AVENUE Store Hours: 9 A. M. to P.M, Gree ww ew ewe. 49th Street Closed Saturdays Closing Out 250 MEN’S SUMMER SUITS Formerly $20.00, $25.00 and $40.00 $16.50 Suits from our regular stock, comprising the season's best models in Cheviots, Tweeds and Worsteds, he majority are in sizes 44 and 45, although there are all sizes up to 44 in the collection, No charge for alteration. 60 Automobile Dustera Men's Tennis Trousers Greatly Reduced, of white flannel, Formerly $5.00, Prices $1.75 to $30.00 $3.75 MEN'S STRAW HATS, 75c and $1.25 Every Straw Hat in Stock. Formerly $1.25 to $4.00. Fourth Floor MEN’S SILK SHIRTS Extraordinary Values at $3.25 Other Specials for This Week: Shirta Pajamas Shirts and Drawers Silk and Cotton, also mad-| Crepe in novelty astripes;}of white self-striped Aero ras, with silk stripes, pearl buttons; V neck. yare eet broken sizes, jor Wy. or B on “y it. Mnf rts jathing Suita Madras and mercerized,j Guaranteed fast colored§ All «ae with soft French cuffs, $1.00 worsted, 3 pairs for $1.00, 35c each $2.95 Ground Floor MEN’S LOW SHOES Formerly $4.00 to $6.00... on $2.50 Sizes incomplete; narrow widths only, Formerly $8.00 $5.85 Best Newark make. In all leathers and the styles of the season, Ground Floor A variety of styles and leathers, Formerly $6.00 & $7.00 $4.50 Strect or Sport Shoes in tan, Dull Kid or White Buckskin, Another Special Lot of COUCH HAMMOCKS, $5.95 Durable, attractive and practical, Equipped with button tufted, fibre filled mattress, Rust proof steel spring and frame, Wind ai faaiuiais so that it can be used as a back rest. Magazine pockets, ‘Two chains. Other Hammocks at greatly reduced prices, Tubular Stands, former! now $3.25. Awnings, formerly $8.50, now §7.! Camp Stools, formerly 75¢, new fs: he Clearance of Sporting Goods Slazenger Drivers, Brassies| Kinghorn Golf Clubs, all Wright’ & Diteon Cham. and Iron Clubs, Formerly | styles, rionshi Tennis Balls, BARONs is cece en cere Formerly $2.00........ $1.65 | Former ly $4.00 dozen, . $3.68 A variety of Golf Biss and Golf Balls at specially reduced prices, Fourth Floor CREDIT ‘TERMS $3.0 Down on $50: §.00 oo =7§.00 | A Style and Finish of Great Popularity « 100-0 | English Brown 4 | 7:00 46 is a ze Victrola Style X--$75 FREE BRASS BED To thin very trola te the add be r Equipped with the nge-tone Stylua A playa 50 to 400 without changing / terme of popular strie of Vie attraction of thle in nt with $n Viet thy. deity ered! upon th $5 amonth Victrola and Auguat Record Catalogues “upon requeat Lord & Taylor dath Strect FIFTH AVENUE 49th Street 0) a (ee ) Sas) ee” (0) a () a) eC THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE}} The World Sells 100,000 Copies More in New York City Each Weekday Than Any Other Morning Newspaper, APARTMsNTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM 660 TO ¢500 Cpen Monday & Saturday Evenings 106 ST, L STATION AT CORNER COLUMBUS. 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