The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1917, Page 7

© THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1917. fj ) | ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS jaar GIFTS CAUSE ARRESTS, 7:4, t A FRICAN FOR WHO WILL TAKE PART | \ IN FETE DE VANITE | women in the nue and One Fy nds 14 chased hearctete, gov. rer Jewelry od IF BACK HURTS - PEG ON SHLS' EVENING WORLD i GETS WARM PRAISE No man or woman who eats nient | Teaularly can make a mistake by | flushing the kidneys ocensionally, says yositi t @ well-known nuthority ; Meat” forens | Opt osition to Ak Brown dan ot No, 411 Eart One Hundred and Forty, seventh Street, and Benjamin Gold- . twenty-three, of No, 468 West e' Hundred and’ Forty-fifth Street, were arraigned in the Morrisania Police Court to-day charged with burglary, The men were arrested last Aight in| dustrial t 0 Fahey's, apartment by Detectives Has. [shot and killed to-day in his lett and asic, who broke down the the State pitol by John Van door and, they claim. caught Fahey in| bs ish. who wi the act of throwing out of the window | with an amount of money nl mijimmy; hypodermic syringe and @ vial |the State accident Fund. Van Dell was of morphine. In the apartment were arrested. Riaries I the rons Lex. fo 3 AV. Piss 3900 aw urie acid, which clogs the kidney pores so they sluggishly filter or Btraly only part of the waste and pol- fons from the blood, then you get Bick, Nearly all rheumatism, head- aches, liver trouble, nervousness, con- stipation, — dizzin Bladder disorders « from slug- feel a dull ache ack hurts, or ffensive, full f passage or of scalding, of Jad Salts of sediment, trrejul attended hy n sensi tt about four our om any reliable pharmacy and take & tablespoonful in a gl of water before br ast for a few days and Il (hen act fine. This de from the acid of non juice, combined with lth » and has been used for gen erations to flush clogged kidneys and Stimulate them to activity, also to Hettralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot meres makes a¢ Htful efervescent Nthia-water teat cater tp keep the ki Blood pure, ti 1 ow and then cys clewn a sleeplessness, | Me which all regular | the y avoiding serious | Assemblyman Abraham Goodman ot Amendment to State Constitution Grows. Opposition to Senatot Brown's pro- posed amendment to the State Con- stitution providing that all persons who cannot read and write the Eng- lish language shall not be entitled to vote, developed at a hearing before the Board of Aldermen yesterday. derman Moritz Tolk, which provides that the Aldermen protest as a body against the Brown resolution and further send a committee to Albany on Feb, 14, when the hearing on the Brown bill takes place, It was contended by several of the speakers that the Brown Dill has been introduced for political purposes and that it is diametrically opposed to the plan of the Evening World Forum vhich Ig to bring about an Americant- zation of the hundreds of thousands of foreign born residents of this city The hearing was called for the pur- | pose of discusing a resolution of Al- | BONWIT TELLER &.CO, he Specity Shop of Onginalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38&™ STREET INTRODUCING THE NEW FASHIONS IN “JEUNE FILLE” Apparel Unusual & Exclusive Types for Town, Country and Southern Wear in Sports and Pastime Modes, Day and Evening Frocks and Tailleurs for Misses of 14 to 18. Simplicity of style, theme and silhouette is the note of emphasis in this collection of distinctively Bonwit Teller eney co} tions. —Adrt, jthe Eighth District, which has a for- elgn born population of over 200,000, said: T EET HON » ¥ “The Brown bill fs an attempt to CRE = aM “Tf promote potttical and party influence , and I'm fully convinced that tt ts in | sptred by partisan thought and is almed for political advantage. In the | opinion of the best students of the S | question of foreign born residents, oad Bante EL The Rvening World Yorum, which (Ad ~ | seeks to instill American ideals into DR. : tas +h abe c ia on our shores, i. ; has the right idea. 215 West 42d St, “Any attempt to deprive oltizens of 10 Kenmare St. ** | the right of suffrage {s detrimental to 409-41 if ultonSt., | the very foundations of our liberty. Open 0 te who favor such an iniquitous mea as the Brown bill are bitnd ory. Tho test of a man’s right MOTORIST tov should be good character and t in the Fete de Vanite of Cc RBOLENE | pliigence and a wholesome respect A for the law. Our prisons are filled Antl-Suffrage League at Boientificatiy increases the mileage 28% | With men who can read and write the / the Plaza on Feb, 7 will be three on Farctine iS A Cane ngiish language. women whose portraits appear here- WON now BLES. m com: To-day @ certain element of society| With. The fete will consist of uation an: tableaux vivante, the costumes to fol- Dollar tube bas become fearful lest the stream of} iow the posters of the day, Mrs, Peat, arace was x immigration, together with the active} Samuel F, Streit will do some figure Er araited Open iecsints. participation in the affairs of the|dances and Miss Mary Francke and SALYSMEN AND DEALeie wasten, | Government by the foreign born citi-| Miss Madgo Lesher will sell flowers, CARBOLENE MFG. 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For to-morrow we have arranged a showing of really extraordinary values in new Spring dresses at $8.95, a showing which will emphasize our supremacy in Assortments—Qualities—Low Prices Second Floor, ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK MISSES’ WINTER APPAREL Suits Coats Frocks To Close Out Regardless_of Cost _or Value hose who will take promi- At Bloomingdalea’ 650 Pairs of Women’s Shoes Taken from higher priced lines Reduced to $3.15 to Close All taken from regular stocks. All high- grade goods. All priced at less than present cost of production, Broken size range, but wonderful bargains. Black Kid Patent Kid Dark Blue or Bronze Kid and some two-toned models. Do not delay. Quantities are limited, Values are remarkable, ‘At Bloomingdales ————| on. to BO gations SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY ONLY Women’s Silk Hosiery Asvemblyman Goodman declared! Suyperfor Quality Silk Hosiery born citizenship, Henry Ward Beecher said when a camel ate palm leaves the camel didn't become palm, but the palm became camel.” the Brown amendment would serl+ ously affect the foreign born Demo- Qjcratic voting population south of | Fourteenth Street, Manhattan, and wouldn't even touch the silk stocking | districts north of that point. Congressman-elect Fiorello H. La- Pure Silk Hostery Guardia of the Fourteenth District ; Black or white pure thread silk hose, reenforced garter 65 | declared that Italians of every class Three Pairs 1,90 In the newest spring colorings; also black and white. Reenforced lisle lined garter tops and soles. : / 45 Three Pairs 4.25 Blouses You Will Want New Models—-$1.98 New, of course, wafting the breath of Spring in their fresh- ness; introducing features higher priced blouses usually boast. Illustrated model is of sheer voile introducing the bosom ef- fect now in great favor, Another of voile, with hand- embroidered panels in Spring Second Floor, were opposed to the Brown amend. tops and soles, iment. He praised Tue Evening World Forum and declared that the Brown amendment would undo all the good he forum might hope to accompiish, Others who spoke againat. the} Plain and Novelty Silk Hosiery Grown amendment were Assembly- At Bloomingdales’ Men’s Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, 39¢ Bleached cotton in athletic style. ‘At Bloomingdales’ Bandeau Brassieres Special, 79c A small lot of bandeau bras- Prices on the following cigarettes are our regula inan Morria Block of enty= ium weight sil ink . whi t re ” sieres, made of all over embroid- ‘s vine cles io ont cote naa Morria, Block of the Twenty Medium weight pure thread silk hose, in black, white and 95 Men's “Otis” Balbriggan | | ty in a variety of pretty patterns; | | ofings. 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