The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1917, Page 6

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IR UNL Saeed pS A _EV SDAY, APRIL A MATTER OF SIZES. ’ |nons are suggested why the Germans PEACE TALKS CROWD one years O14, Of No. 146 srebeine wy | (From the Kansas City Journal.) might want the Impression to prevail ie, the Bronx, was arre: at mL ston of coal, please.” WILSON WARNING that the ships could not be used for| | the same corner by Patrolman Chat- Se acta, Weer ont months, one being t | fers, WhO Bald he was compelled to . t EDITION LINE AND eap Into the erowd to rescue his rr 7] prisor om a drubbin Chatters € H Fr denounced militarism and a | referred to Americans “Dear me, I didn't know coal came in ‘ment might be rei s a lot of Or Ss STATE DEPARTMENT rived tram Ger | ed + iia “une "teemonrow attornayn West 42nd Street — Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street ate Murphy said he wished PRE te THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNE en ‘jeen apse. |Qne Speaker Said to Have). é 3 — pbullders inters| 1, . he rr) 5 RSMO Coe Sa aiser's Secret Agents Known | Yicwed to-day agrees, nowever, that Called Wilson “Murderer; ey PASTE D to Have. Worked . Way. |Gerate reegen tense daeeegt ag) = Cithier Niiies Smernes: LADIES! LOOK YOUNG, police to listen with care to the essions of atreet orators ata tu n f ly destroyed, 8 Women’s and Men’s Silk Hosiery At Substantial Price Concessions To-morrow. Women's Silkk Stockings, | Women’s All Silk Stockin : i j s T E Into Other Bureaus. # He can be put in Service) siaeistrate Murphy of the Yorkville DARKEN GRAY HAI SALE aby AER Mcial of the Newport News|Court has held for further examina- Only a few days left to buy your iding. Company sald at bis/ tion two men whose street oratory in WASHINGTON, April 4.—The fact | Shipbul ¢, | offices, No, 233 Broadway, that in his Easter Footwear at mark-down @ that not even the Btate Department,| Opinion repaira could be made to ali|°PPostion to President Wilsoh re. Ose the Old-time Sage Tea pure thread, made with service- superior quality, medium we b B price Salo Starts To-day at 6.30A.M.@\ with Ite elaborate system of diplo-| the German ships in this country, [sulted in thelr arrest 6b charges mi aod Sulpbur and Ni able lisle tops and soles, in black black, white and colors to match Oven Evenings Until, To! matic precautions, has been safe from! An officer of one of the Erie Basin| disorderly conduct, ph 'o- Maturday Unul 1H BO the intrusion of German age |, pee : \ | ExtraHigh Cut $5.50 Boots $3 gj rPonsible | for President Wilson's | Pramee f 4 «, 19| yards said that some of the smaller! One, who described himself as we the éaee dock | Henry Jager, twenty-seven years old warning against # Btted out completely sew a real estate dealer of Maywood, N.|_ Gray hair, however handsome, ae offices of Government. chinery within @ month, if this was! J., was arrested at Madison Square Ht Pad lst age. We all know The trail of the German secret ser- | available on comptaint of Paul Strachus of No, | the advantages of @ youthful appear- y |. in jadelphia to-day Parry W.|19 x, inety-eighth Street, Btrachus | ##¢e Your hair is your charm. It Hand, Vice President and_ General 4 Makes or mars the face. Wuen it cutive departments of! Manager of the William Cramp «| S@ld he defended in the Men's Night) gades, turns gray and look’ streaked, the Government, It was admitted to-| Sons Ship and Engine Bullding Com | Court Monday night a boy whose ar) just a few applications of Sa, day. Although officials have beon re-| pany, suid any damage wrought to| rest Jager had caused on a quesée lta shinee ais Sage Tea lh enhance its appearance a ' and white, | Spring shoes and suits, 79c pair 98c pair Women's Novelty Silk Stockings, ina variety of styles and com- 95 binations of striped and ribbed effects, in black, white and colors, pair c Men’s Pure Silk Half Hose, | Men’s Novelty Silk Half Hose, body will Know. ’ machinery of the German steamships | ry ‘ bares. dyad weoik ts Of eiemly could be repaired by American work- cuted the coms palatial ena | Boat ley ogra! Look youngt Black, white, champagne or grey; Comprising shot and many com- ’ | guarded precincts of the Btate De-|" “Any skilled machininte in this|Lenox Avenue, The boy was ais. | Either prepa fr recipe at home or made with serviceable lisle heels, binations of striped effects on black partment, enough evidence has come| country can repair the damage, if| charged. et ny drug. store a 50-cent toes and tops, and colored grounds, } to light to indicate clearly that such] @ny has beon Infilcted,” be said, “The ottle of eth’s Sage and Sulphur more fact that a ship carries German,| Strachus happened yesterday to) Compound, ie the case British or French machinery makes|P2** Jager, who w: addressing | time recipe improved by the addition Department officials do not belleve| no difference in its repairs. A skilled| another meeting, and, according to| of other ingredients. Thousands of aa yet that important Information has| workman can fix any kind of machin-| Strachus, referred to him as a low,| folks recommend this ready-to-use reached the German Government| ery and can rebulld the interior of| contemptible character for causing pre paration, because {t darkens the through these channels, nor has| these vousels eamly anit ey werg| the discharge of one of the apeak-| hair beautifully, besides no one can which is merely the old- 35c pair 58c pair strong enough evidence been disclosed | he {mpossible, short of the actual| er’s oppressors, possibly tell, as It darkens so naturally i Th C D ; to warrant prosecution of particular destruction of the engines and bollers,| Magistrate Murphy asked Strachus| and evenly. You moisten « sponge or e orset epar tment | CIA! / individuals, but it is the consensus| to put the vessels into such a atate ‘ | So! brush = wi it, drawing this SPECIAL viduals, bu s D Peet Ghat thay tenia mothe | WON him take the boy's part hd through the hajr, taking o: Ht yj » S 5 ive li i | tran at 6 cme pel Is showing on the Second Floor, most extensive lines of new Spring models, gation is called for a» wall as @ law! 4 high official of the Pusey & Jones| President Wilson a murderer for de-| hair disappears Hd fi i j 1 in aft t é conforming to the present mode o 88, nspicuous amon, that will prevent a recurrence of) shipbuilding Company sald to-day | claring war against Germany. cation or wor ies MATUFAL edloe (hos: wileh aes Sltiaowe Pais ‘bale such intrusion in the future. in Wilmington that it would be pos- <4 : “ d damage to German ships tied up in|Roon, You had better bo prepared | and lustrous, and you appear years the Commercial Travellers’ Associa-| gimerican waters, He was not pre-| with a lawyer to-morrow afternoon,” | Younger. Ba la S te Corsets tion will be used in co-operation with] pared, he said, to say how long It|the Magistrate told Jager. “Mcantime| Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com- P Federal employees throughout the} would take for American workmen to] y shan hold you in $1,500 bail.” Perne is a delightful toilet requisite. Petit mos} Y of officials that a sweeping investi-| O° ail ar’ he vsled that Javer had cal! ire grown girls; extra high cut with low an medium mn Sha earviogs of 400,000 members of|eible, in Bis opinion, to repair the| Taata all I want to hear this atter.| stored and 1 Becomes thick, glossy a ¢| make the repairs, after surveys had t Is not intended ft \- country In reporting violations of) Feon made to ascertain the full| The other speaker, who described ation or prevention | “neue at $1.00 to 5.00 neutrality laws, damage. himself ‘as Stephen Kerr, twenty-' Gaye. if si ba The Department of Justice has recolved offers from members of the association pledging thelr co-operation in the work of @ nation-wide espton- age system planned by Attorney Gen- eral Gregory, in conjunction with the nine other members of the Cabinet. The Administration general spy bill, embracing the spy bills which passed the Senate last session, was referred yesterday to the F Committee on Judiciary and will orted back 2y f the end of the week. The bill pro- ) f hibits spying on canals and rivers, ta | erreeee d ; rveatine dinsatiefaction ti army or ' t Made of fine Coutil, Batiste, Brocade and Silk Broche, in white and flesh; all | lengths, short, medium and long, for every type of figure. Sport Corsets for all Athletic Purposes Women’s Smart Daytime Coats Several distinctive models featured for Thursday, at $34.00 Presenting a group of notably charming styles, extremely well tailored in full-flare and belted effects, showing the large peeiiee cape collars, new belts and unique pockets. The materials are Bolivia, tricotine, gunniburl, wool velour an: gabardine; many lined throughout with plain or fancy figured silks. Women’s Dressy Silk Coats, at $45.00 and 65.00 Stunning full models in satins or charmeuse, with large collar, cuffs and border of mara- bou, also Plain Satin Coats on straight lines, deep yoke and stitched belt, fancy linings. nts and ig A ay rg ae ealtion friendly A Store of Individual Shops nations. Violation of the law will be TC appear a F punishable by fines and imprisonment, ul p> life punishment being the penalty for H Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. i flagrant offense in times of i 1 ‘A. dill, haw been y Reprerontative La Guardia of New H fade’ in York making the fraudulent sale of war materials a felony, punishable by | Hise Sir ete, ce inept tine tence andy ON SALE THURSDAY While President Wilson has in- | Ko Brien; Gray Suede dicated the benevolent policy the Gov- ernment will pursue tow: tion to a Jaw alr books unde haturaliz mi They Lace in Front years of age or over may, by Presi- dential prociamation, be confined or removed as alien enemie: Also a distinguished display of High Class Coats for afternoon and evening wear, copies of late importations, developed in fashionable silks, many exquisitely embroidered in Oriental gold and silver, at_ moderate prices. | ECERMAN SHPS Hhesocas= arf CIN BE REPARED v see i ATTENTION—POLIC: YR Bieter" $4 HERE, IF NEEDED Gossard Corsets Gossard Corsets Gossard Corsets They Lace in Front They Lace in Front They Lace in Front 3.75 4.50 4.75 Heretofore $6.50 Heretofore $8.50 Heretofore $10.00 Boys’ Spring Clothing Needs On the Third Floor, at reasonable prices, Boys’ Norfolk Suits, newest mod- | Boys’ Wash Suits in the latest els, of shepherd checks, fancy mix- | models and fabrics; sizes ranging tures and blue serge, $5.00 to 17.50 | from 214 to 10 years, $1.95 to 8.50 These Gossard Frent-Lace Corsets are for slender, medium or full figures, na thew: just what yuu want for tender jer, mate with two fa wales. calfskin le he u It Novelty Suits in Eton, Norfolk | Boys’ Reefers ‘and Top Coats in and other models; shepherd checks, | fancy mixtures, shepherd checks wool velour, Scotch mixtures, ete.; | and blue serge; sizes ranging from sizes 4 to 10 years, $5.00 to 9.75 | 2144 to 10 years, at $5.00 to 12.50 made of the highest grade materials and representing the highest standard of correct corsetry. se ; ware $4.00 m| American Machinists Can Put i tf hdd ee picihe i } FOR MEN AND WOMEN, Engines, Damaged -by Prof. Richardson's $7.50 @ix Arch Support Shoes... .. 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