The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1917, Page 5

= THE EVENING _WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1917. 5° SOND SALESMAN ARRESTED. - — a fok wore than a week, inde paothie| a The Evening World’s Forum jFeTe AVENUE BURGLAR ta early thls morning and got aa. and was given much valuable infor-| these Aimericans with the plot ag mation before the British Secret Ser- | ae Peery, © United vice loarned that he was In reality k to Sell in July ‘ig tine he climbed to the sixth a and Washington’s Birthday certain other American — ra, ‘reached across m.Tight-ahatt ete. (ast July strom ttexinata Mayor Mitchel has asked Dr, Henry Moskowitz, Civil Service Com: | {iy anrvic r Ree went er due nied at ym window in the Gets Away Before Police Reserves |?" adjuining apa Can Surroun i Whittemore & Co. Place, saying he Lp a for:them. 1H $75 dratt for came back unl heard from the bor warrant for Jackson, As Detective Barron %as leaving the & Second Branch Bureau tate Iust night he bumped into Jackson and fim. The 4 tor him some “What! eiatmed the that was settied | aeO. 89 & macistrate to-day. He isa well known Mrooklyn Aker and the arrest * a mistake tice, and the British accepted service with went abroad, where they met Macon These men readily gained Bacon's and as a re ot 10 Exchange istomer a missioner, to represent the city at the Americanization demonstra to be held on Washington's Birthday under the auspices of The ning World Forum. Commissioner Moskowitz will be at each of the big meetings to be held at Public Schools No. 4, No. 62 and No. 63. He will read a special message which the Mayor has prepared for the demon- trations. As was announced in yesterday's Evening World, these dem onstrations will be held at night. The exercises will begin promptly at 8.30, 2541 nent of David Mr | YOUR ROUTINE Nut Dis- k Avenue and stole be 4 $500 worth of Jewelry, | TURBED. No griping, no purging. A pure vege- Lb na Intruder snag abe laxative—free from nll injuri- ee hes [hee drugs. For Constipation. Not a Cathartle Safe for Children. eamod and 4 the police the building, ‘American citizens with the plot. be- came known, [t was not Intended to make te until the connection of THE: AKOLIAN COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL AEOLIAN HALL AEOLIAN HALL actfists fve had The Committee of Arrangements has accepted the offer of fifty young men from the east side who will act as ushers, No tickets ar required, but as there have been many {nquirtes about the seating capacity of the auditoriums {it is urged that all be on hand early. A special feature of the musical pregramme will be the American Sym- Phony Orchestra, which will furnish the music for the demonstration at Public School No. 62. Besides the speakers announced yesterday-—United States Senator Calder, Henry Morgenthau and Samuel Lewisohn—-there will be Judge Gustave Hartmann, Justice Aaron J. Levy, Supt. Henry Jenkins of the In BROOKLYN In MANHATTAN In THE BRONX evening schools, and Commissioner of Accounts Leonard Wallenstein. 11 FLATBUSH AVENUE 29 West 42nd STREET 367 East 149th STREET The committee will begin to-night the work of decorating each of the auditoriums. WORTH IOMILLIONS = gg, TO THE SHOE MEN Footwear Will Come High in| Price and Go Higher as | the Dresses Go Up. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21 Paris designers de e tha skirts shall be an Inch shorter, it means that $10,000,000 flows 1 h rmawers of Am skirts an inch, we | Tomorrow—Washington’s Birthday continuing Friday and Saturday N AROLIAN SALE OF PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS The finest instruments taken in exchange during holiday business are included and © with cos- ep the short Colorless faces often show one of Iron in the CARTER’S IRON PILLS skirt In sty This st Pennsylvania Sh THE VALUES ARE EXTRAORDINARY Y*:; may select a handsome Piano at a price as low as $75—terms will belp this condition, | fort by a. panna ae 85 monthly—Players as low as $195—terms $6 monthly. And there is oT. en, 1 a great variety of instruments pric ed up to $600, Every one represents Dr. Ferdinand King says. en a saving of 20% to 50% and consistently low terms make payment easy. EVERY WOMAN peau besten i hiter 1 a Beautiful mahogany, rich ebony, graceful-grained walnut, wrought into , EVERY MOTHER okie : nerry's i i cases of elegant design, announce in positive terms the quality, the i ‘ artistic oeationee of the fine musical instruments they contain. ‘al DAUGHTER . to AMERICANS SOUGHT The names upon their fall boards—such famous names as Steinway, NEEDS IRON rn Mee Ks | Weber, Steck, Knabe, Wheelock, Sohmer testify that they are the prod- $4 a heh a te thik AS AIDES IN PLOTS 4 uct of master workmen, and that the beauty of case truthfully forecasts AT TIMES she displays volatively: i nts | a wealth of tone-beauty and the perfection and durability of mechanism To put strength in her nerves | HSPIAy. so she pends more mone OF GERMAN SPIES that only the highest skill in instrument-making can consummate. and color in her cheeks. ics aut : ! ‘ ; pes ; \§) ie ti pa ne : Aas saties Lhese are pianos and players from homes of affluence. ‘They are instru- 4 ; Hae agate lsh ‘ ¥ ‘ et trom Siewt Page) ments not discarded because their days of usefulness were past, but ex- \$| changed in the prime of their service because their owners preferred’ the | © De Pianola to Pianos too long silent, or the wonderful new Duo-Art Piano \rguinent : even to the Pianola. tty Re-polishing, re-finishing, tuning, overhauling by our own expert workmen have increased the intrinsic worth of these instruments. Many a of them are unquestionably equal to new. That part of the public which prefers fine things, which recognizes and appreciates worth, will find in this sale an opportunity to fully gratify its tastes in musical instru ments at costs that are almost absurdly low, There are a few less than One Hundred Pianos to choose from PRICES AS LOW AS $75 Lowest Terms $5 Monthly PIAHE makes represented are Steinway, Weber and inspected in our factories and is sold with the | Steck, Knabe, Wheelock mer, Stroud, Aeolian guarantee | Stuyvesant, Everett, Estey and others of similar Acolian service follows every sale to insure com- | A reputation for musical excellence plete customer satisfaction— just as though the in- | Century Favorite Your Hair Ted shampoos whieh is the scalp The Player-Pianos are Limited in Number but First in Quality PRICES AS LOW AS $195 Statistics Show *There Are Too Many “ just piain il, for it 1s pure le It's very ‘- Lowest Terms S86 Monthly | False Teeth : alae nine ieee It tn a q tne sume, | ‘ ara peep abalfea te! f the plavers in this sale are Aeolia tres find no difficulty in renewing perfectly these Paha montiv’¢ c . ¥ Y ‘ t ar a fe o oC v lust the whole Th bleed 2 ly , v mstruiy wh h ois equivale ate get ane layers of our own man acture Then fal ? Ue Se vir they are the finest instruments of the Vhese beaut Pianolas and Player-Pianos at a hat iy It 1 skillfully manne ' sic indus Birthday Sale are rare and unmistakable bargains leet tr, pany, ‘The Kis Small Grand Pianos in Many of the Best Makes at Prices as Low as $325 evenly, nd b bright, Muffy, wavy and easy t dle, Beside t loosen - oe Paes a Sei Pawan a every particle of dust, d = se tata = Avivt gruff Special-priced instruments on display in all Aeolian Stores beginning Thursday Morning vertised in T Usted at The To Get Rid of That Shiny Nose following the printing « be, Wdvertiscments ’