The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1917, Page 10

ee a ‘WHITE SLAVE KING WOULD MAKE DEVIL BLUSH, SAYS BLY Evangelist to i react Friday Night on the Second Com- ing of Christ. Bitty Sunday told thi« afternoon’ attendance in his Tabernacle that on Friday night he was going to talk om the second coming of Christ “I don't know when the Lord’s com ing,” he said, “any more than do. Andanybody who tells you he does, you tell him he's the bunk.” Billy's sermon “The Eker Brot Son. Of the tw you to-day was al ' of the Prodigal Billy liked the prodi gal and characterized the other fellow ||, as a “no good guy He would have been the pet of the Sunday school had there been Sunday days, and would have & tures and prizes. He was cause his brother came schools in those aM the pic- | “sore” | home. It| “TIZ” FOR FEET ‘BEANS AND ALL SOUPS read made Pilly “that guy.” he elder brother was a who stuck to the farm,’ Billy, “He didn't gamble or throw away his money bad wortem He to break hia di nick every time he ice, good boy con tinued drink or on didn't do anything t old father’s heart as the black sheep of the family had Jone. He stuck to the far “Sounds nice, doesn't it? Pretty picture, but we will have to spoil it. | “Such a fellow as he never works for anybody* but himself. He would send his mother to the poorhouse if stood in the way of his helping | himeelt. “If his brother never would have the whole farm when his father died, and he didn't care how soon that happened “Had the elder brother lived as near Mis father as it was his privilege to | do, and as a good son would have | Jone, he would have known the mo ment he heard the music just what | it meant. He would have known that | but one thing under Heaven could have caused it ‘And he was angry and would not therefore his father out reated hit | Think of it. Mad at a father with heart like Think of the hate 1 bitterness in his heart to behave she came tae ap how the elder brother swefls up with selfrighte years do greased I nent’ (wasn't that g it strong?) ‘And he called one of the ser vante and asked what these things meant, And he said unto him, thy brother hay come, and thy fathe hath killed the fattea calf’ And J can almost hear him shriek out ‘What! that calf! Why, that calf had blood tn it, and I raised it by hand mys gree in marke he? “There very who swel sam ousness: ‘Lo, I serve thee, neither at any time they command are people ttitude tow up with self. these man That caif had a pedi and would have brought me $100 t. And the old man had to j kill that fine calf to feed him, d returned he | who have that ard God a righteousnes ax this fool brother did, “Small, narrow and envious souls, who poison the alr for others wher ever they go with thelr whining ind complaining, They are ike a fisherman I heard of, who would get warmed up in the revival meeting every winter, | fishing, h ‘Well, if t fish I wor *Rejoiceth 8 the thing er gloried enodgh te There are quick to profit by any kind of wick he did toward his father at such a tim Love is not puffed up, but see | fens, if it only pays well enoug LONDON, May 16,-—King George and “The king of the White Slaver | {Queen Mary joined to-day in a cable. itly arrested in New York, con gram of condolence to Mrs, Joseph H.| Fy vi fessod that he had trapped 8,000 In Choate over the death of her diane] / ove, Amiened to. Ald: In Gettng| = | nocent girls and sold them to bawd uished hus eaktas y s house keepers, at from $100 ‘rat | jsuished hust | Breakfast Sg Missing | their earnings afterward. ‘The devil THAW @0 INSANE E ASYLUM. Will ‘blush When he Oomesd face BE ; —e A keeper tn making his rounds face with that man, but the caer | Services To-Morrow at St. wit probabiy Spend Ralance of| through the Kitchen of Hart's prother would have loved him ‘ a cue fe There. Island Penitentiary at 3 A. M. to-day “Can you Imagine God. be o| Bartholo $ 3 s 4 y . M, to-day good and not making a hen cing 90 lomew’s to Furnish | PHILADE A. May 16 Harty K.|noticed that preparations which sien ean In Thaw, slayer of Stanford White, will! should have been under way for the No More Sore, Tired, Tender Feet; No Puffed-up, Calloused Feet or Painful Coms--Try “Tiz” puffed-up feet—feet so chafed, sore and swollen you hardly get your shoes on or off? 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In this he » hide behind plenty of pec iniquity? the prodigal's brott and along in the spring, if it happened to be @ poor ae ee would go round ¢ let me cate by erooke a. corkac ople who trans in for king ny ta 4 tho York | plan tried to breai will be able - LEADERS IN PUBLIC ~ AFFAIRS TO HONOR Distinguished Tribute. ‘The funeral services to-morrow over | hody of Joseph H. Choate, k's venerable “F ned to give expresston to respect for his memory anc CHINESE drills regularly at Columbus, N. M, fight Germany. “BUTCH, pocket before he owner at San Antonio, general appreciation of the great NOW YOU CAN TAK at last, according to the weather man, j INDIANA MAN has pensioned goose thet after twenty-one years of usefulness, "a fox AFTER a few days’ rest, kup a U. to return PUFF FOR MRS. OLSON—Mrs, Johanna Olson of St. Paul, who has amoked a pipe for fifty-two years, says it “is the life.” REG™. could get It out of pocket of dog's [POPULAR ACTOR IN | NEW PRODUCTION ‘PM OFF—Spring is here — | retired | ‘T, using sticks for guns, and {s eager to terrier, grabbed hand of pick- a Jersey policeman who 8. soldiers’ to work. recruiting meeting in hi leebae © has been recuperating from batieatio’ w |sylvania Hospital for the Insane at West | ™C" assigned to the work had disap - are |? hiladelphia peared, and a dory kept in the President Judie Martin signed the de-| boiler room. no men carried the the lores to-day a citation of Mr to the Sou nd aw: d to| Thaw. iHacry's. veh and rowed away. haw will pi The five, serving from four months main from Mr. Choate’ vanliatt | KING CABLES MRS. CHOATE. on M 8 office was required} OOUGLAS FAIRBANKS andling them JIN "IN AGAIN, OUT AGAIN” AT TIPE LA yY THEATRES. | ‘HART'S ISLANU GUNVIGIS MAKE ESCAPE IN A DORY moved from St. Mary's Hospital, | early meal of the day | were lagging, der of his ition ‘to GIVE AID 10 CUBAN ARMY. 307 Fifth Ave. | { COND FLOOR | tne mill with » Havana who to Food for Troops at Front distinction with which the activities |commonly known Ae i : bk - ae using, burg- ; a — i jary and highway robbery, were re- Will Be Put Up. | of his life closed as leader in the re- ported to be: Tac : ti art {i j¢| Delewates Gather for Presbyterian bi No. 100 Bait WASHINGTON, May 16.-—Amori.{C¢Ption of the commissioners T Aakauibiy, one, No, 100 Haiti France and Great Britain last week a " oe Daniel McGrath, twenty-six, No. can consumers will have to deny|” so ae |. DAMEAS, fay Elghteen| West One Hundred and Ninth Stre themselves canned b sand cannea| ,. THO services will be held in St.| hundred churchmen, including Rev. | Frank . twentystive, Ni mutt ut | Barthoto! 's Protests Episcopal | Jon Marquis of Cedar Rapids, Ia iyn: 3 eoupa of all kinds toma time, under | Barter Protestant pal! John A, Maravt dar Rapids, 1 Brooklyn; Francis i Se got | Church at Madison Avenue and Forty- | Moderator, had up to noon , nineteen, No, 1131 Ful- a decision of the War Can leourth: Bt at half-past 9 o'clock | (9-day to ian Gen onx, and Emil Elasak, ply of cans to packera of those foods, |" the morning. | The burial will be eh cis belleved sroin the Oiteoton Vew York's I The commifee, comprising tin, | 202% Mr. Choate's summer Rome At} the church will b portant \of the tide they went to Port Wash- Plater BiaWabh Gant cagehusantas Stockbridge, Mass. where he spent | aitestions consider embly ngton, land, canners and government officials, | M&PY Of the happiest mi kaneis hava holds that the shortage of tin makes | C#hty-five years eb w ie the : fathered leader: prican a {t imperative that cans be supplica| Sathered leaders in an as a only to packers of perishables and | foreign statesmanship, art, letters anc of foods absolutely necessary to the} the learned professions. national existence | ‘The Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks, rector | The order will be effective for sixty | of St. Bartholomew's, will have charge | days or 4 | put into « protest of who declare it uns ruin for business, All cans made in country will Ko me by vers nad to stantly stops pain in beans for trooy sore| Nerwen ” u he as MACNN . ING MACHINE AND 1 KA ‘ IRD? 0 wks ae 36 St. ets BLOCK 8TH AV. STOKES ee NEWARK STORE St Market St. 25 St. holm & the New Home ON SMALL MONTOIEY yerhaps long ” t of fruits and vegetabl jan canners 0} an de clalist: Conte a ee AIRE CA ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM $5 to $5,000 WEFKLY OK PAYMENTS, GRA OPEN AN Three Hooms ith Our Speci and will be over the vigorous Nand soup packers f it the front rence, Furniture WILLOW ARM CHAIR Cosh 89 Credit This ano AIS Worth. of Records ACCOUNT | Outfit Complete, $98 Dy REA nolUsetet ri BL LO SE ART nING, 0 a Week, At will his Jo: Mr ‘ Choo cort Th hud | ador int Gen Johr f | Lew | w | tion Appe the the it the } Hi jwill }be 9 | dest | Cho: | urba fath of the services here. will be conducted by the Rev. George Merrill of Stockbridge. horses hitched to an @d farm s from the cil Spring-Rt | Stets Frank | attend the funeral tizen Stockbridge Mr, drawn to the by be burial place team eh! an aged reta estate his favorite soph Mellg Choate befriended in London ye will drive and twenty poor countryside, whom helped along, will form an of honor he honorary pallbearers will le Henry White, former Amba J. P. Morgan, Sir British. Amba to France the J. Jusserand, the wor; William W Secretary Phillips, tate; Lie British Miss Charles L Francis Ly Tweed, Lowell ant Bridges of the . G. Milburn, er Justice Geo: is Cass Ledyar Oharles H, Lawre of 8 on. De Forest, Sturgis ustees nee dire to-day and tors of ties met to ch ntative deleg s in eulogy of Mr, pint repr ate gation Among the tion, the P American Peace Centenary C the Chamber Metropolitan Muse Mus Bar Assoc ee, of Comme um of Art of Nat named institu American um be close to-morrow | It is not expected that there wit | e church for more | | than a small fraction of those who oom within t to pay their ate'y stanch anity and and H. Che is of Mr 1 all but final tribute to character, ge! rness of vision a public servant re te Jr, and Gee Choate, } di upervision of | arrangements to close friends of their er, Miss Mabel was reported to-day Choate, thetr to be 1 condition approaching collapse due to at the bed constant attendance of her m who has been ically sir death of Mr Nearly a the fl h have en flying ove the ntrance of the United States into the nd also the French and British lags, which were put up to greet the Allicd Commissions last week, were } at half-mast to-day, to remain so until after the funeral The street before the Choate home | numbe ved wa re sats ‘AN lost or found articles ade vertised in The World will bo listed at The World's Informas tion Bureau, Pulltzer Building Park Row; World’e Office, northwest core th Arcade, St.’ and Harlem hs Brooklyn Office, ton St Brooklyn, for < following tho printing edvertiveucaly Broadway Office, 165 World's a of the tho | fy | & The burial rites Choate's body French Am Ingrahe Robert mi s resolu. a were | asa if telegra $$ on | of lele. iner rs Mr. es- in mn Ce Ass As- tie fon nler am, nde and any and 8 to} ims, | ‘om ree, | and | ural | tion Mr nile | ore | ele | the |} sis- na New York, Brooklyn, Bronx, New Jersey, and Yonkers SEE ADDRESSES BELOW The Old Low Prices Prevail! munition of th I by the department of the Cuban ieee ee securing «uns ican forces ——— Am Militia Poy Bit Stened. 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