The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 16

16 wee were a aed ietecemmnanieneilade ean ae _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1916. e. Queens The Ely ‘Avenue exten: of the Queensboro siibway from the Hunter's in Queens, north} oro Hidge Biase) ve to the pubile next This co tes the i RO rapid transit link between | ike pew half million-dollar station on the Queensboro Wiridge Viaza and. Park venue and Forty-second Street, Man- coat he Queensboro subway is dne of the most tinportant links in the new dual tem. Later it wih be extended west Park Avenue to Times Square. At Bridge Piaza station in Queens it Gonnecta with the Astoria and Corona ele. ated extensions, which should be in Operation within the next few months. eee eatin Wo of Gas, Mrs, Anh McCorkle, sixty-six years accidentally asphyxiated gn hi No. 206, Went, sixtieth Btre . A rubber tube attached to stove from a fixture in the wall detached, and when her son, othy that he found cigar butts and a home came home this morning he er dead in bed. “Save the Pieces’ Unvarying accuracy is our rule in repairing. This is vitally im- portant to you. lessness nullifies the most careful )pre- scription. Any glasses duplicated from broken . pieces without — pre- scription. Lenses at 80c., 78c., $1, etc. ' a Established 54 Years New York: 184 Bway, at John Sy 223 Sixth Av., 15th St 350 Gixth Av., 22d St. 101 Nassau, at Ann St, 7, West 42d Street. Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor. Bond St} ap ple center of F the World . WINE BOTTLE PASTOR FOUND IN HIS HOME FIGURES IN DIVORCE Rev. Mr. Triplett Al Also Tells of Wife’s Dreamy Glances at Banker. . TRENTON, N. J, Nov John E. Triplett, Presbyt of the quiet town of Woodbury, Rev told @ Master in Chancery to-day in his {divorce action against his wife Dor. |wine bottle in his New after returning from Woodbury. | Previous evidence had quoted Mrs. York preaching a ‘Triplett as being tired of life in Wood- bury and of disliking “hen parties" and “old ladies societies.” | The pastor sald he smo! | thing like « drug or medio! wife's breath one day and asked her: “Darling, what in the world are you | taking?” | “What in hell i9 the matter with | you. You are the most suspicious yee | son [ ever met,” was her reply, ‘cording to hia testimony, and then, jhe madd whe added: 1 gu | tooth wash you @mell. Are you sutis- fied now, Mr, Smarty?" v The Kev. Mr. Triplett also testified one Comh, supposed to be ag) are at to having Goorge E. New York broker, at their cc Pitts Island, a Canadian summer re sort, According to the testimony, been introduced to mall for her. |gammer cottage one day for his va- cation, acording to the pastor, he was i testimony, tad fn the house in th pvenin Diamond Brand Hood River Applesfrom Hood River, Oregon, where scientific apple culture orig- e inated and where it has been carried to the highest degree of perfection. Big, rosy, juicy, Hood River Spitzenburgs, tifically grown, sprayed, packed and shipped. apple w, trade mir, ciene ivery ped in tissue bearing the Diamond Brand <4 and carefully boxed. Rushed to youin refrigerator cars,sothe apples reach you in the same condition as when shipped — sound, crisp, delicious —the most perfect apples you have ever seen, Ask your grocer for Diamond Brand Hood River Apples. I 2 ¢ hasn't them he can get them for you, : or there is some other grocer in your neighbor- hood who does carry them. Look for the Diamond on the box and wrapper. If yqu buy by the box, instead of by the pound or dozen, Diamond Brand will cost you no more than ordinary apples, and you'll be getting the bess. DIAMON D <> BRAND fan pastor romof] on his 4 it is my. his florint; same date last year his wife starday he was found déad in cell NEW Rose, veloped by Balti at $15,000, suggest that Sat on the road to th ton, N. J, recove 4 to get a bill chan «HUBBY MA tions, and insists t HONE hollow pine ON = pert went crazy and is patient tn hogpital of which fo: WHILE Pure LAST CIVIL WAR “VI wh War Department, He THOUGH THE , TWO YEARS AGO, somebody burned home of Blue Point, L. 1, was bound and mobbed of their savings; ar. five Inches tn diameter, pink, af de- more man, aged cighty-two, is valued ATTIRE of women “does the world is not worse and sconsin Bishop annoynces. STR on ru} e devil, V BLIND FOUR YEARS, eleven-year-old girl 6f Ifving- red her sight when sent by her mother ag 1 LOV WITH AN AX®, declares Goctor who has been sued for alienation of wife's affeo- |b he was only an innocent bystander, T OMH nine and a half feet long found tm &! heath by Pennsylvania man, HONEYMOON, Chicagi sanity ex~ merly he had charge, to be mustered out ts Pasadena, Cal. man, after fifty-five years, has received his Union army discharge from the sad been unable until now to got necessary affidavits. aeenicnseeacenimmeanniiieas when some one speaking to bi satis Hello, shall we go to the movies?” wife's reply wae de it, He's here.” past » movie sh cing § things h the banker and riplett a » walked and his wife were exchanging ed eyes Hood River SPITZENBURGS Famous for Flavor BLUEDIAMOND RED DIAMOND The Perfect Apyle Hood River Apple Fritters ‘Two medium-sized cut apples in eh ples, powd Me nd sit dry ingreicawy o4/ mil beaten DISTRIBUTORS TO Phone—Cortland W. 0. & H. W. Da Phene—Cortla: ? ad scrpoon mit ro ME So Steinhardt & Kelly, 101 Park Place gradually and egg THE TRADE 8430 100 Barclay St. @ 6599 Excelled enly by Blue Diamond all went with him in ‘ying the piano one evening wife would tell him of the kindness |the pastor sail he noticed th of Mr. Cosh and of him getting her Having arrived at the (his wife with dreamy, half el bunker ANCES, “"CHARGE IN BERLIN GETS NO WORD ABOUT MARINA | Instfuctiens to Make Inquiries Not 4 Yet Received by Mr. Grew, BERLIN, Nov. 3 (via London).—Sec- y Joseph C, ¢ of the Ameri- mbassy, ting as charge who isa Then the pastor, according to hin| in the absence of Ambassador Gerard, remarked: "She used to | was instructed to-day to ask the Gare i look at mo that way man Government for information regard to the sinking of the British steamship Tk eo off Cape Clear on Oct. 28 No Instructions have been recetved regarding the case of the British steamship Marina, It was@aid at Washington on Tues- day night that the American Embassy at Berlin had been asked to make in- | formal inquiries regarding the sink- ing-by submarines of the Marifla and Rowanmore, both of which had Amer- jeans on board. None of the Ameri- cans on the Rowanmore was lost ‘The latest available information re- garding the Marina {s that six of the fifty-two Americans on botrd were drowned. = se XMAS SHIP FOR BEIRUT. In connection with the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian re- Nef, the Red Cross ts planning to send a Christmas fhip to BetrugSyria, Th Navy Departmeat has offqed a naval colier to sail from New York about Dec. 1. The cargo will consist of 3,000 tons Of foodatutts and 1,000 tons of clothing. lex most need are, rem, und kets, blan- pins and lin, cot= woolen cloth, mufflers and n's warm dresses and skirta, Ss must be delivered to the Red ‘Cross, Bush Terminal, Rrookiyn, prepaid, not later than Nov, 26 ENTRIES AT. PIMLICO. to The Evening World.) PIMLICO, Md4,, W's races are an follow: = {ear olde: filles, etx tur ot read. Cotton. ehitd i | wite. olds and ap Remarkable, 0s 25; 10) Thimiiia lon, | fin, 100; Shrapnel, 100; Vermont, », a Kay. iot, cen of ths Sg Widener entry rad kg mo Tallin, 118. Rhine Masten, pti ot Coma, SIXTH RACE-—The Rennert Handicap; three. yearolle and mile and a sixteentts Airman 103; Chicklet {tmp) jad Wooden Shoes 111: Bayberry 108; Prince Meruia, 113; Cel + ‘Thomhill, 112, Bima Choice, 120; “Btalwar Hae pprentice allowance, ‘Track fast eee WINDSOR ENTRIES. (Special to The Eveaing World.) DEVONSHIRE PARK, WINDSOR, Ontario, Nov. 3.—The entries for to- ‘3 races are as follows: Purse ROO se ones Old Dear ir Thuah. hs Mae 108 rs la, 106; Sal foo 108s Big. Lune 108, Jim Ab 10b, Gea ume $100: three. WO Rete u TH KRACK. —Sellu r a a Piast ie “and ro haa 400" A i a nee “iauder, Lov) eyis Tea, 111 Were aS a PN lbrentice allowasoe, ‘Trach fast, room at No. 23 West Street. She e h i :|amething tn her closet and: her arene Our Extra Special Feature of Election Week Only (O) oTlajane'at 98. set RACK. —Purne $700: andican; three. \ carols and up: one mile ‘eaend. JERSEY TROOPS BACK FROM MEXICAN BORDER } OY Fifth Infantry Welcomed Home at Paterson by Throng of Ten ? Thousand, PATERSON, N, J., 3—The & Fifth Regiment, New Je: Infantry, reached its home station here from the Mexican border this afternoon. Tho first section, the sipply train, came in at 1.06, the second section fifteen rhinutes Inter and the last at 1.50. Ten thousand persons were gathered about the Market Street Depot square and gave the troops a big welcome. The soldiers detrained at once and, escorted by the G. A. R. Spanish War Veterans and other Nextt & BAU ER C.BAUERS’ SONS ik: 8 Broadway) @ STEP FROM FLUSHING A ov. (63 Flatbush Avenue. OPPOSITE LIVINGSTON Sh bodies, paraded over a short route [and were reviewed by the Mayor and aC city officials, ‘ Fifth came back In excettent® Seven men were left behind Mahle jI, ‘They are not seriously sick. The [& |reiment brought with them three Mexican burrows and three goats, “ (HOTEL FIRE ESCAPE FALLS FOUR STORIES. KILLS MAN —~¢~— Iron Worker at the Endicott Chips Away Supporting Bolts While | Sitting on Structure. 4 A fifty-foot section of iron gre jescape fell from the fourth story of the Hotel Endicott, at Columbus Ave- nue and Mighty-first Street, this after- hoon and erushed to death Hyman Schwarta thirty-five years old, of No. UU 430 Blake ‘Avenue, Brooklyn, who E fas removing it to make room for a = new fire escape = was sitting on the fire, ne away the supporting marently removed too His cries as he fell to two young wome ing in Columbus Av bue and they ran to safety Max Mastell of No, 32 Fulton Ave- nue, Little Valley, L. 1. foreman tor impire City Iron Worka, which | For Fleetion Week Only! é Beginning Tomorrow, Saturday Morning, removing ‘ne re ercape, an In Both Our Big Stores, We Make This Amazing Offering : = ce ee 4 New 1917 Model, Fully Guaranteed, 88-Note 1$550 Player Pianos. ; $2375 on terms of Par od Department Obtained Indictments in Yen WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Government pureSfood inspectors during the fiscal year of 1916 uncovered 978 violations of | the pure food drugs act, it was an- | to-day. Of these, criminal was taken in 401 cases and sela- re foods in r the pure f ures of Total indictments un meat Inspection, animal quarantine and other acts administered bysthe Depar' No Extras o Interest to Pay ment of Agriculture, amounted to with total fines collected of more than $116,000, | eo ir Ernest Shackleton Rescue ov, S, NEWODRLEANS. v. %—Sir Ernest Shackleton, the antarctic explorer, ar- rived here early to-day on the steamer Parismina from Colon, He expects to “ SA Begins apg Bench, Cover and12 | AND DELIVERY tn of Music of Your Selection TO YOUR HOME = Fostiely “the greatest Player-Piano Offering the People of = Brookl Long Island ever had. These beautiful 1917 model 88- note Player oe Pinan built by C. Bauer’s Sons, Inc., and every one is = fully guaranteed. These Players are masterpieces of piano construction, have metal tubings, the most effective expression devices, are rich in tone and mechanically so perfect that a child can play them with ease. These Player Pianos bring the whole world of music right into yourhome. Nomatter whether your: taste runs to popular or classi- cal selections, you can play them on these instruments with ease and from San Francisco for Wellington, ew Zealand, Nov, §, going the Dunedin, w he and @ rescuo e} dition will sail for the antarctic onsthe Aurora, to rescue ten members of his expedition, who are marooned, Sir Ernest said that after the rescue he will return to r the war. | mt ial to The Evening World.) BACK, N. J. Nov shington Hood, @ vetefinary| of Hackensack, one of the most in- fluential negroes in Northern New Jer- sey, and a close friend of the late Booker T. Washington, did suddenly last night while singing a hymn in the A. M. B. Zion Chu ‘h at Paterson. He wee fifty-one years old and leaves aj Ss expression. Woman med in Home. ai. Over 36 years of honest, upright methods is your guarantee of tive, years, old, was’ seriously tt nov! W@e perfect satisfaction. : ar Cueaanee fatally burned this morning in her While Singing Hymn, ._| Georre cought. Her erles brought Policeman Downing, who covered her witit a blanket, and she was later taken to the Hudson Street Hospital, $300 New Upright Pianos #) SIOS . On Terms of Price includes $ | a Week ! No (Soke | to | “et | No Interest at All Beautiful Design, Rich in Tone, Btool, Cover and $325 D = — - = 4 Great Offer! err on’t Miss This Great Event WAS HINGT ON If You Cannot Get to Either of Our Stores bes bie ots wes bi cl pale us ke this to buy such high grade, fully guaranteed £3 ; Pianos and Player Pianos at sifch very wonderful & prices or such liberal terms, Exchange Your Old Piano for a new Piano or Player, Uberal allowance and you ma: email weekly payments, SUNDAYS aoa 5,D coated 3 Write For Details We Will Send hem Without Obligation on Your Part. Fill Out This Coupon, Wo will make you a Y Pay any balance on Name, .ccoreseceeereneceneeseeese Pianos will be delivered tree to A radwis of 100 miles of New York v A Representative Will Cail Upon Request {STULYZ & BAUER! 63 Flatbush Ave, Opposite lavingston Street, any point within City. . Pe tficient Drivers and Helpers Required at Once We pay wages equal to the union scale and offer steady to good men, 5 738 Broadway A step from Flushing Avenue. YS TE, PPD Say SAS Re oSF PPRGTSON employ ment Boys and Strong Young Men Wanted for delivery purposes. The minimum wage of $9 weckly puManteed! makes more ‘Offers or Positions" than any other two mediums in the universe. The Sunday World's Want Directory Apply Supd@intendent ‘PARK & TILFORD 529 West q2nd Street, a