The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1916, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 1916, _—- - —- - ee ee. lrermtned. As coon 0s the new ted te the Twenty-ciehth te! on! RAINCOA MAKERS lhe work About 0.000 omplapens of) 18 Brookins, om hee been cetet : | be pee WIM PARTIAL VICTORY 7 | leaders of the bonmabere cog ~ - = ' THOLIC CHURCH AS Fime & Memtectwery A t a *. ' me hae * teen ' soclation Surrender—Iindepens sti out e ng typhed,” aud although af . . ents Still Deflant tine? Avonwite of Ne 14 MILD PARATYPHOID wave rome trom Miesion, where pare, suernelly hs a vefore M 6 yooterdag have come from Mission, where pare. wert bave bee ° Wittiam Martin, counsel for the || z ve appeared in a cumy ey = 1 i Welerproet Garmen | “”r a Prides : --2. - Teenty-clghth United Btatee Intee-| Meore are theret ay ° ° he “ Manuf oe : 4 ; pond rotn , ich are members of t anute mas i ; jase Hospital at McAllen Will Winns rea hand State Will Take Over the turers’ ‘Anson sted the | ye ; Care for All Cases That | vised by 1m serene ie Bee) Churches, but Priests Will | Seeammnmm ne ; tea bes bere formed May Appear Geren Maneuney Bale Continue Services, | a tirte George TH Dyer, © — - wee walle LEG IN BAD BHA MEAD AND wPKICO crry, Hen ana te Jordan. paratyphold DIPLOMACY ALL RIGHT. Carvansa, in & deoree made public to- f ot The @vening Werke) ee 8 Gay, announced the nationaiiaation of 2 ” » Meal HEADQUANTERE, NEW YORK \" Me Property of the Catholic Church to! \e ould be \ bh th . t DIVISION, MALAN, Tes, Aue. #0,/ Meer srapbay dond ZS Ay Mexico Work t being hurried to com } accidents y The churches @ill be fominally " » ye new base hospital at! men ne ee el ie controtied by the cleray, The gov : ion in order that wbblied wp erament, howey reserves the right story may be Install y situres may be made from sue 4 canes of paratypheld ta te 1t te the belief of the divi York division, even of these| eons that there is some canoe have already developed and| the disease in Minsion, who te forty mer have been transferred from | ably employed at some place where Prevent them from ¥ Purposes other eacribed by law “ ust be attended ¢ ite | The government also reserves the one Meutenant and theu|Maht to discontinue their uee as @ eure Brin Gen » Wilson has fered all drinking water to be bwlied This le more f tonary mess © paratypt im yet developed there ie | Mins » Ban Antonio, where tee lhose or drink te served, an at from poly of Mea neluded that another mast better | Place of worship after one year's exact ure of the fevers ftrom| this individual all the six egees in the ,, uve are sere DONTUE ost eorvice, which they are suffering cap be de- Fourteenth, one in the Misty ninth jowent of Innied”® to@ard the Colonel the iret Chief - FIRGOT RE W OF AN ARTIL Well, oo Reakeas-s- « A only reviving the de. t|eree promulgated in 1869 The new der Involves all property nationalised y bunkle, he was kicked by @ mula t Juarez law and loaned to in the left ankle, and he can't ge: | the Catholic Church or other religious | z round “much, elther And Twas | bodles or ceded after the promulgation brigade review eh held in tinkin 4f you was to put me! of the decree. ith count 7 ' t No 1, where there don't have! Andrew Alexander 8 in ee oe oe Be tens ate $eiSimat at ae to be organized wince the Civil Wa take charge of the property and see | About 200 Pairs of Men’s Oxfords LERV BRIGADE SINCE WAR. Willian #. MeNair w of the artillery Specialists in Footwear Since 1857 4 ~~ brigade waa little than « a very thoughtful of you, Ni of Gobernacton will control the open- oF i ae ing of new churches up for the! Only the Chief Executive of the Will restriot both the first PP d regimenta to four fire bat 1) fix them all ' . f and etx eatasons from each. * |republic Is empowered by the de at $2 25 And If T could fall in right at the to decree the use of Catholic prop. ‘ () ° Secretary of War Haker made his ost instead of quite to spare yagunt erty for any publlo service, ‘This } aon = Appearance here # few nights ago, ‘iat would be a Kind of waving on + ae Ca oa Taluse ete ne oval f | not in the flesh, but in the movies nd BIL, and T wan thinking, too, Provision waa made to prevent local i : Unually, the movies are pretty wai that If instead of taking two hours muntelpal officers from inv | At $3 85 affairs down this way, the gentlemen on and four hours off, me and Hill church property. The local munict. ° “ Fyullt Lake six hours at one atretch. pal authorities are specifically warned | i another and larger lot—practically all Bot the And It might do oe both cogs “et |not to transgress, sizes and widths ia the lot, and all of et nome ki And Col. McLean, who ia the kind. | Im the event that any place of wor- ; exceeding value. the enlisted men, The picture ‘eorted of men, amtled up to the ship ts legally closed, the Treasury of Bonnie Scotland HE gems of Scottish balladry are wonderfully reproduced on Columbia Records with all the warm depth of senti- ment that makes their appeal universal. Here are three from the splendid list in the Columbia Record Catalogue: Secretary of War was no exception late private and sald he would see what De: At Downtown Store Only Across the acreen was flashed the jarrangements could be made. and oebartment and | Department of h St A ic ‘The Mae of the Hour, the big private saluted and, putting | Gobernacion will take an inventory of shouted some of the his best leg forward and dragging the ornaménts, tma &eo., deliver. abel bc ohor jthe ieee erea, Rage Ao the rea-,|ing to the clergy all articles except horus, hurried to te! of the benefits of i to the ch 1 nThen they showed Reereiary Haker /exporience and diplomacy. in the|t the law of 180. ‘These being of Pee Tot OWL army, artistic and historic value, must be ceded to the Department of Public Instruction for exhibition in) mu- seums, libraries and other Institutions of learning. | — ft | "HOW THE ICEMAN CAME , 4 West Forty-second Street Bel. 5th and 6th Avenues, New York West Forty-third Street } ] Beginning Friday, September Ist, this store will be open daily, including Saturday, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. il! FROM CHIEF OF POLICE This Tale From Pompton Lakes e ° ; Apparel for Misses and Young Women Is of Offended Dignity and Distinctive Early Autumn Styles, in sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, a Back Yard Scrap. Comprising exclusive models of foreign and American origin in Coats, Suits and Dress are being shown on the Third Floor, ranging from popular to high cost garments, en” = = HUNTING TOWER (When Ve Gang Awa’ Jamie) Grace Kerns, Soprano, Harry McClaskey, Tenor 8 LAND OF THE SWALLOWS, Mildred Potter, ) Contralte and John Barnes Wells, Tenor, YE BANKS AND BRAES O’ BONNIE DOON, Corinne Kider- Kelsey, Soprano, LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG. Corinne Kider- Kelsey, Soprano, AS636 a2-inch A5733 Ba-inch $1.50 es for every occasion If there is any glamor attached to the office of the Chief of Police ot il Pompton Lakes, N. J., tt would seem, A1876 pert WHAHAE. Albert Wiederhold, Baritone, Banh BONNIE DUNDEE, Albert Wiederhold, Baritone, In every class of music recorded on Columbia Double-Dise Records, there’s a uniformity of excellence that shows the advantage of looking for the “music- note” trade-mark of Columbia Records, You'll find a Columbia dealer near you—visit his store today. New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month, Columbia Records in all Foreign Languages, This advertisement was dictated to the Dusuphone, CO GRAFONOLAS and DOUBLE-DISC at very reasonable prices, ° ° : on : : Misses’ Serge Dresses Misses’ Fall Suits Misses’ Frocks and Gowns Straight line, plaited and surplice models Youthful types in specially de- | Exclusively designed modes, in. street many combined with taffeta and char- | signed models for the college | college and utility frocks as well as meuse; some with gay touches of Oriental | girl and debutante, exclusive | the arin creations in Dance Biooke wool embroideries adorning the bodice, | models of wool velour, Bolivia, | and Formal Gowns developed in tin Georgette collar and vestee adding a | Callot checks and broadcloths, | charmeuse, gros de Londres and Gus dainty finish; skirts are full, flaring and | in tailored and fur trimmed f e; fur banded, beaded and em- hia bedroom, The ice man is the only tunic, models, roidered, |} one going around with any glamor. | And this Is the tale: $14.50 to 55.00 $24.75 to 132.00 $25.00 to 139.00 |The Chiet of Police tx Bert attr | whose aide line Is the proprietorship of a saloon, The iceman 18 John Wal- || don, whose side line is—well, the tale demonstrates that. Walden went tnto Miller's place last night about 9 o'clock and had a glass Bedroom Furniture and Bedding Will be featured To-morrow, the last day of the August Furniture Sale. Among the very exceptional Chief of Police asked the iceman for offerings are discontinued styles in Wooden and Brass Bedsteads, many of which have been marked at a piece Ice. Thereupon the teoman set his glass upon the bar and sug from current report from that hamlet, to have been considerably rubbed off | by @ local ice man. And in place of |the glamir the Chief ts wearing to- day the dull and homely tint | black eyes, He is not wearing them | outdoors, however, the current report ‘continues, but in the dim privacy of OS SS uf two UY YD == . gested that the Chief of Police get his Reductions of from 33% to 65% ie enare te wanda a bint ar ting it, which was, in other words, ads, ’ th® retort discourteous, ; : Brass Bedste ” 16.50 to 35.00 Tron Bedsteads, i This so leased the Chief that Colonial design, $ to Jo. square tubing, at $9.50 & 10.50 De Onis Wal esl Son mire i 0 FOR SALE BY. {||| me I'l get tt myself.” "OR SALE BY, manaeee (eck: Formerly $20.00 to 45.00 Formerly $11.50 and 14.50 Now the ice man loquitur: “If It BELOW L6Tm 87, ma Tiche abn Jon i (erat! : wasn't for the law you'd not say py away i Brass Bedsteads, a Wooden Bedsteads 1! chat sii saysyeue Leg Vaio Co Rog Bronaway ; : ry Now the Chief: “We'll leave the BL. Square tubing, at $32.50 to 45.00 in ivory....... at $12.50 to 25.00 * law oUt of it and go to the back yard wpertiiwait “Sons, Wihattan Ave Formerly 842.50 to $75.00 y is and settle it: Greaior Now Lork Puon0, Ody ly Formerly 838,50 to 75.00 i Bo they sent to the back yard, ac- Iuteruatiaual Phone, Com Hy » ok i Sse: 7, 4 companied by such of th gilded UL Besos Pure Black Hair Mattresses, $22.00 ; Ivory Bureaus, $30.00 to 58.00 youth of Pompton Lakes as patron- rate Rue. One " 1] izes Chie ers, and ‘wo Of ie 60 Avenue I Formerly: $90.40 Brass Bedstead, Colonial Formerly $38.50 to 75.00 INL SRVREe Peecxeya ont ee HIN Belle ness Ait, Cotton Mattresses, . . $9.50 — design, 2 in. post, 1 in. rory Chiffonie: From now on the drama moves ATH ST. ito 49D BT; Cotton Ma ‘ $ fies rode te heat Ivory Chiffoniers, $30.00 & 70.00 swiftly, Gort bales Con, F ly 00 tin finish, . $17.50 7, To yeduce it to few words, the Ice ; ae ‘ormerly $11. satin finish, reg. $25, fl Formerly $38.00 & 90.00 i man didn't do a thing to the Chiet| I b . PoP Nihon” Oouig Filth, : lice. In fact, beyond hanging cei) ohn tojo Odd Toilet Tables, BE Felines ae on is eyes, and mak: Gir irae | in walnut,......... at $11.25 to $55.00 Be errr as he lee, ee Otto Wissner ‘i a8 Newark Ay. | Formerly $22.50 to 110.00 the Chief have his own way in the 4 H, G11 Centeel Ave, | \ CR i battle. Aer oe Shine wants aw Are pay t, as enough. 346 Jack av. 1 eae Odd Toilet Tables, 4 | ee ee ion Laken is anaiing ‘ e basta i one in mahogany, at $35.00 & 40.00 developments, as there are all sorts of Cane eae TTT ave, i : threats in the alr, DST. TO 96TH ST. Formerly $60.00 and 80.00 a 8. Baumann & Co, ‘ 40th St Burtetay P! & Ath A Mahogany Chamber Suite, THB NARROW PATH, 3103 Bro pit Dergva, $04 7 pieces; Formerly $358.00, at $275.00 A North Carolina minister re- res | Rede i Kilale Bros Third Ave, Gol, Lazarus, fused to daptize a condemned Union Hill, N. J i convict in the prison bathtub and Ats Furn. Co., hington St,, Hoboken Prima Vera Chamber Suite, r. Both St H . 1 tid th 7 E 18 Washington St, Brass Bedsteads, Colonial ; decorated; 7 pieces,..... at $400.00 Brass Bedsteads, square Be Se a rapier ne in 1 Rroadway ; design, 2 in. posts with Formerly $705.00 tubing, 11 in. posts, 5¢ pill ied cig pee ABOVE 0 iT. lon Be 5 1, Weat Toten, 34 in, filling rods, bright filling rods, in bright or WAman Mala dkaeia Maa Maig| SAW. 284 Shop. oe ae eae m1 Co | TACOMA PARK, Md., Aug. 30.—Mre. | Daly & Cool, 556 W, 18ist St. 651-569 1st St, Hoboken, N.J, Cora E. Schuessler, a muti, shot and mortally wounded Gilbert Erickson, also mute, to-day, and tmm ly. oT or satin finish; reg. 830, $20.00 Box Springs, formerly $13.50, at $12.00 satin finish; reg, 840, at $30.00