The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1917, Page 10

A bh a eee Seen one ean one oA NI THE EVENING WORLD, TH URSDAY, MAY 17, 1917. a es nape aetna ‘JOHN D. AYAN TO HEAD sites, Statens Pie’ . Charled McNeil, President of the Utah Cop- per Company, New York; James Me- | wouta have been Impossible for any one speaker to have been heard by | all from the special grand stand. Ac- cheered for two minutes, “I came here to-night with a bad cold and I know I'll go away with a worse one, “These night meetings should awaken all of us to our real duty as FOURTH BIG NIGHT OF I oe se cet ’ = a = tent br} . eee Nes people be 1 ma : , —— , ht.” wa 10 Jud “We aro no! » sald, “I am no strange hcp ; } YH MOOD HO We WE Henting for ourselves alénc, we. ere! t ins ‘Savare and the erewa | Five-Sixths of Il for Army That I ~ 7 | Will Aid Germany—One Sixth y ' 1 SOPENHAGEN, May 17 (via Lon- Blip! 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All sizes. iat $ for the Central Powers. e cheap sale goods, but high $ The newspaper says this gift was . class e amt joey forwarded through Count Tarnowski | ACTUAL RETAIL VALUE der Gobet ot rest a After a Quarter Century of Retail Merchandising we are $20 T sents the 4 wish of the con- We Must WA a at tributors, that the | remaining | /R E T I R I N G EROM B U § | N E S S C H Thursd Friday or rer “ ine oa hs Dobuiation of ‘ome Here Thursday, Poland and Galicia, 'MEN’S $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 values; WOMEN’S $12, $13.50, $15 values; Saturday eee ets —————— \ | tee Tes. incoats, Guaranteed 3-50 Le heer Novelty Mixtures; all 6-75 For the Biggest Bargains You PE SF icrciswosseeseaeeceere SO [QB i6e i cqesecriees eeeices | MEN'S $10, $12.50, $13.50 values; 5-75 | WOMEN’S $20, $22.50, $25 eatsaas Ever Heard of @ 1 Cashmeres, Tweeds, Waterproot Raincoats Rubberized Silk Coats, plaids and plain ef- 50 . 2 to 16 W. 33d St || MEN'S $15, $16. 50,$18 values; Gabar- fects, large variety styles........ tay 10- & Beunermer| tog H dines, Rairpreef and ed 8:75 WOMEN’S Very High Grade Silk Rub- \iMeEN'S $20, $22.80)" $27.80 va rake deri gr gph Alara ' H . basmnate minute styles, s, colors. 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A vacation to make jeacaded x ICH MEK EEXEEAEY ' jour pulses tingle 3g , > 5 : 3 There’s more to this ; x ‘ i x n east SAVE. | ' i TOMPKINS SQUARE FORUM MEETING. THE BIGGEST YET | cordingly from the nd stand by one Fehr, » crowd was split in three parts, one of which was addressed ad thad rd, Commissioner Baron - of the Board of Bdweation and rea Wadhems of General Sessions; another, In the centre of the park, by Secretary of the Park Hoard, and the third from the band AMERICANISM WEEK IN TOMPKINS SQUARE Another Evening World Forum demonstration will be held to-night at Tompkins Square Park. There will bo music by @ regular army band, speeches by city offictals and others, atid moving pictures. Friday and Saturday nights, Americans. They should make us realize that all talk and no action on our part 1s poor patriotism, Let us| listen attentively to the speakers and | go away from here determined to do | our full duty to our country.” Park Commissioner Ward hurried down to the meeting In his field unt- | form. He had been drilling recruits | e of the uptown armories, Park Com- “We are fighting the greatest fight | {zation Corps.” east side Our Liberal Credit Open gab COMMITTEE ON COPPER Lean, Vice President of Phelps Dodge “YOUR COUNTRY 18 CALLING,” SAYS BARONDESS. “It's no use talking now about What must be done. It's what we shall soon do that is really impor- tant. And you strong young men should hurry up an t into the doing and leave a name behind you for future Americans to venerate. Your country is calling you. What Other Commissios IS USED FOR AEROPLANES Chairmen Announced Alcohol, To Aid in Winning War. WASHINGTON, M. Baruch, |&nd Company, New York, and W. A. | Clark, President: of the United Verde Copper Conipany, New York. Mr. Baruch already. has appointed Gommtittees on Alcohol, “Aluminum, i Brags, Cog! ar By+Prod- . Linber, Lead, Mica, Nigkel, Oil, Sulphur, Wool, Zi and on Lumber, Rubber, &c., | May 17.—Bernard | Chairman of the Advisory n of the Council of Na- ° shembals 7 by Super i ne Americanizat ovement,” | y ca at is, Wi standby. sivereor We de 00 of se gaid, ie precisely an. effort to |f Hamilton Fish Park, Avenue ©, | S,noble call that is, Well have our! tional Defense, has appointed Jobn | Tron, and Iron O 30,000 People I Div Me NO ore than twoueian of the crowa, Penlize the ideal of equality ot jall | between Stanton and Houston siiders ‘among us. Let us all try te D. Ryan of bites York, President of NA eas inceuit citizens, to eee to it now, as never be- || Streets, show ourselves real Americans and|the Anaconda Copper Company, as 2.000 Incend - Three Big Evening World = wnten was ju to be larger than fore, not only American-born, | so give practical results to these|Chairman of the Sub-Committee on homa City. “att, the Monday night one at Seward Park, are Amer by wonderful demonstrations which a with the @ab-Coek vm ' «Assemblies. when 25,00¢ 10h gMOIEDIGIAA ehtl. shall realize here that fr every chained heart, have beon conducted so successfully |COPPFF, to serve With the Sub-Com: | gicy OMA CITY, Okla, May 17 af on tunity which must be availabl lence that yearns by The Evening World.” mittes on Raw Materials, Other | pire, pelieved to be of incendiary origin, 7 dren turned out, were grown persons. every one in this broad land. aches for liberty just; “This is the biggest demonstration | members of the Committes on Copper | early to-day in the laboratory of the F New faces by the thousands, eager | Vor the children there wae @ patriotic BOLD NOTE 8OUNDED FOR UN- | «* fr forefathers bled and died for tthe week.” sald Supervisor Let announced to-day Alexander Drug Company caused @ tose ; carts, bright lights, uminated flags | Photoplay thrown on @ screen on tho et us stop talking, men, Let us: when he returned to the grand stan ey ¢, ro Ct t $200,000 and, for a time \ 4 . ade ody rertinen 4 The Clarets Protec | wer nO AM ERICANIOM, got fo the nearest recruiting stations, from addressing his part of the|senhelm, New York; It. 1 ruvtion of the entire ry ; and eheery netghborkood dancers | neat telat ‘ We are met here to-night in © Let us join now elther the army or crowd, “It's the record crowd |i resident of the Calumet and Hi istrict ol city. i kreeted The Evening World's Amer. | (1 pe dete Fe Semsaniration aplrit, of, Justi git the Mpirit Of & | the navy. Let us rush to the colors Tompking Square Park.” added Mr, ~ _ with old-fashtoned Amertean me‘). c y facing a © d with the eagerness of the fathers r of the Park Board. i j cantzation Forum last night when tt gies, Louis Diamant presided, Wert hy credit Qf Tho Evening who made this country one for free-| Just then Michael J. Ryan, leader = nme moved from Seward I ark, the scene of orld that a campatgn for undiluted |) men to live in. It is only by doing!of the Catholic Protectory Band, | two previous nights’ demonetrations,| MEETINGS TEACH DUTIES OF Americar such as | this, which is our duty at the pres- | lifted his hand and the boys struck ‘ to the larger and airier Tompkins CITIZENSHIP, A ent moment, that we can best show up “America.” Miss Sophie Kanowits | A e ] ; 5 d airier Tompki ; not been si r Intensest love for this country 4ng the first verse alone, and the| nouris n Square Park at Avenue Cand Seventh| “This 1 the third night tn the big doin of on 4 this Government and these things entire crowd joined in the second as i MOTOR PARTS #reet.. The crowa was vo Innge—it patriotic week with which The Hve- higher and % country and this Government |the bright raya, of the searchlight : . . filled more than half the area of the| ning World is closing its American. "e'" for '! A : "alt edad |e wrene ‘wa Ciniaiass 7 of all living under this flag and ¢ Before Commissioner Be To-night there will be another 00 wil # sy Ansgar and tock of |... and was packed four deep for| ization campaign,” eal Mr, Diamant. joying the benefits of our free lnstl~ | wan introdueed ine girls trom Chriss {demonstration at this park. The | k parts for repairing of motors, | two blocks on the Sixth Street side—| “We all welcome this newspaper and tutions.” |tadora School gave an exhibition of Tesular army band from Governor's | ° e ¢ pleasure cars and trucka | that St was decided to conduct three| its works to Tompkins Square, and I Judge attiams poke for twenty | folk dances, | Commissioner Baron- Island will furnisi the music, ’ ) square was ily 30,000, all en-| gent crowd that has turned out this ring appeal for all eligibles to “go | Forum for five monthe that he was lW, .?P LISH RELIEF FUND x ear 3490 went Saih'se, | tesinue east siders, | week, and ft will be bigger to-mor- and enlist now, In the army or in the | justly katled last night as “the Dean! i ——S This had to be done because it! row night of ‘The Evening World's American. | avor cigarette than taste : Until 10 P.M. Terms apply also } OU bet! 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