The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1917, Page 10

- A aOR I et + alienate tt A , 2 OR? tO THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917. hadi OF WOMAN | Portoluo! is said by the police to be) | when he heard it his power of per- Monroe, Mel! Trotter and huridreds SLAYER GOES 10 CHAIR night when Antonio Impoluseo was| first at 11.05 o'clock. Dr. A. O, Squire hard Working, reputable and pros- |recutton waa fone. Paul was trem- sadly lives le victoun Uvind aad Seay taken to the electric ohair. | pronounced Impoluazo dead at 11 STRANGER MAY COST LIFE fosriine eras scence sates [Wing but he never Mrembiod aMer- ftom Goat who nave nie Mecome's| IN SING SING AT WIGHT | irctvese waxes unsiaea trom ine lori i morning he was standing in front of power for God in the world, “ |death house into the chamber of 4) his place chatting with a friend, En- the Bible says ‘He was three days ‘And let me say this to you: Fol- Shot When, Answering | rico Searszeit of No. 142 West Hous- | | without sight. Yes, but he learned TED Con aheaw Cece arbiee fonae | ipolueso First to Be Executed | eats, be A tan atthe i lth nS Last sane Mandolins FP | thing. the cross up: n on ot, when a woman came by |more in thoso three days than some died was not coverel with ve Inder Gover! rd - | © "Goo joys, Her Appeal, He Halts tem Stieet, wh | howe th 7 ren With veneer oF der Governor's Order Chang- | door called by, boys," to Dr. an i ? and asked protection from two men of us do in a Mfetime, velvet. Following Chilat_ is some- ' : wh, Arthur Warren Waite, who will be Annoyers. who she sald were following her. “I read again ‘And there wanucer- ‘Hing more than sitting. down in a) i lalallala dil he ‘executed next week, and to the others | y frecause he camo to the aid of a] Portolupt reprimanded the men and tain disciple at Damascus named * ir and singing, ‘O, Think! ‘the first night execution at Sing atvalting execution women in distress, Anco Portolup!, wniah Wis otfer thew i Meee aad pei Now, Ananias was not a “If there 1s « «park of inanhood in| Sina Privon, under Gov. Whitman’a| “in. saver was attended by Father ver and eacher—he wagn't a doctor of 4 man, loyalty to Christ will bring it| recent order to carry out the death el ste geod aie i, r ails if wren lMendtlidgiy iced ied a vin ee Toe ew creel h ded HEME Wil life rnoane tT Dares! sentence hereafter at 11 o'vlock P.M. Lartey Palla & pried’ trom Ghul elty. Malted eMilk Na M Macdougal Street, 18 dying in| woman disappeared. Tho wounded professor. fintab ey ca ded ‘ i s | Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price, Bt. Viecent'’s Hospital wits a bullet /man and his friend could give only a| When Good He's \ He’s Very Go KI) “Ana to Im said the Lord in a i instead of at dawn, occurred last!Two shocks were administered, the! Sul wound in his sosome vague seectipticn of the assailants, and When Bad Is Worst juin on, ‘Ananias.’ always try to give him the best in the box at the first rap—T always hold, Lam here, Lord!’ He w: y to put him out of business at the awake ; ry start, so that he will keep his Thing This Side of Hell. some Dutch lunch; he wasn't ut sc siance If the future, sy theatre; he wasn't at some brid al struck the devil fair betweer Services in Billy Sunday's Taber-| Whist party, some beer guazie or w yes the very first lick by preach- ce y \elssio, He was on the job when t ing Christ, that He is the Son of God, Eee suntan “We must reap what we sow, Paul | im. vad to suffer for Christ, but he was | Annual nacle this afternoon were opened by | Choirmaster Rodeheaver with “You} “The trouble with many to-day is only reaping waat he had sown, for | | May Have the Joy Bells."| The re-| that when God calla them they ere he had compelled others to suffer be- | \ Joule o@ the Whbad Purdtll last night| somewhere alee, cause of thelr falth in Jesus. The ' The Famous " “And the nto him, devil does much of his deepest plough. y have had something to do with) ‘‘And the Lord said unto him, dev |the joyous atmosphere. The collec-|Atise and go into the strect which (28 with tie canes re wnanne (>) ° tion amounted to $1,680.20, one of the|!# called straight and inquire in the is when compared to the con- 9 nl tect ae dena n ae et tae ! 4, | biggest woek day offerings of the|ouse of Judas for one called Saul ion of Paul; and don’t forget that | campaign. Billy's text was from|of Tarsus, for behold, he prayeth.!’ Maul nover backslid. His life's motto | 34th Street, New York Mme | e ts Galatians xi.:20: “Now Judas was another sort of a Ws! ‘This one thing I do. ¥ nonentity—another nobody. } a ! and gave Himself for me.” | feasted and entertained at the houses FACTORY AND LUMBER BURN. ante! of royalty, but now he didn't sto re evan relet cwcared o Frester swith the Lord Mayor, lle stopped Firemen mpty Yelghboring Shien oP har ses Ake . e cane | junt where the Lord told him. | Houses at Willlamsbare Dla of Saul of Tarsus was inconcelvable.|" “‘j1e had uuthority from the ofie!! pire which started oF f Baa } ire whic rted on the firet floor "Paul had been a murderer, and he | priests.” That was the beginning of ¢+ 1.4 three-story frame factory of the x “ high license, The chief priest's au- e-atory knew ft," sald Billy, “He had once) tery could not make a black akin Standard Wire Proof Mind and Door had a devil's heart, and he knew it.| thority could not make a Company at Greenpoint Avenue and| 225 W b] The old Adam in tt died the moment “I want you to note now what the Newell Street, Willlamebur~ spread omen Ss oa Ss he knew the love of Christ. Heaven's | cha Saha of Paul teaches. Seo Acts quickly through the whole structure to- artillery has a hair trigger, and it]! day. When firemen called by Battalion FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY Consisting of our regular Stock Models and the latest styles and newest designs made of high grade fabrics that we are discontinuing, also samples of our Wholesale Department. We offer them at these phenomenally low prices: Important Sale Saturday $6.00 to $7.00 CORSETS 3.00 and 3.50 {) snows how quickly God can help His wafer roma CM aa LE Chiet diyern's second eorece Half and Full Silk Lined | people when they are dead in earnest.| version like Paul's recorded in the “ards of the Waybe Lumber apodd | $8.00 to $10.00 ” 4.00 and 4.50 | “E think the Church of God needs | Bible, hci * [and the Point Lumber Company | Smart belted, flare and cape models of Gabar- | $10.00 to $12.00 id 5.00 patie Lapbemner a aperay ie reform, Tt Tegeneraten, ede "AIL the buildings in the neighborhood | | dine, Serge, Velour Cloth, Burella Cloth and s ‘18. 00 shake up some o! s heresies. “Third—Culture cannot save. ure frame tenements and Depuly Chief | $12.00 to $14.00, C.O0 || wante to smell gunpowder to knock| ‘“Fourth-A man may be sinceroltany who took aterse, ordered. the Regular values to 35.00. Sale hae and earnest and yet be wrong. Your) otice to o: + * some of the barnacles off and bring) ih) Muli may be wrong just the, 2! © cause all of them to be cleared $16.00 to $30.00 ,, 8.00, 10.00 and 12.00 It to itself. same as a watch may be wrong, and "Mtl, the flames were under control. “And this olty needa tt. Now York|the only regulator, the only guide for Jy, {remen could obtain no,ibtormation Se Every Corset Carefully Fitted. | has the biggest lot of low down pups| our. faith and practice 1s the Word hasn't been estimated, Py ‘ of Go f wt | JAMAICA ENTRIES. 265 Women’s trimmed Hats-=70 Close Out JAMAICA, I, L, May 18.—The entrie All Sizes. Latest styles in Satin Duchesse, Tricot and Elastic Corsets, also Tricotine and Hand-made Soutien-Gorges this elde of hell. You have a tot of / #990) og to work with good tools the noblest people I ever met, too. I/as well as we do to. Paul was t never saw a city where there are such | first man of real culture in the chur 4 w , of his day. wide extremes. When they are good) °'nny devil often grinds the axe with —they “ i \ ‘ing for to-morrow's races are as follows: { i Positively No Goods Sent on Approval, Credited or Exchanged. hettahtes they are bad there a not wich’ God hews, “Pharaoh educated “hayar” wack Toe yeu | About 268 Mate talon trons the regular stock, t $ | ing this side of hell to equal them.’ ; Many of God's beat Lalagid have ‘ i consisting of dressy and: tailored tiiodels. ' 1 | Returning to Paul, Billy said: been taken from the dovil's fron } 518 Fifth Ave., Bet. 43d and 44th Sts. “The voice that Paul heard was| antes ay Dunya: Joba Newt spoken in his mother tongue, and'George Mueller. Sam Hadley, Har Formerly sold to 15.00 5.00 000 silypiry Reval Writ, A " the Moraiog, rtling, 113, H RACE at year. aes and upws h.— The Finn, H rman, 100; Bay 104 PL RACE —Fe re y = our, 115 agg) ry , & {11G: David Crate ck, 1 Maiden: tive furlongs — Hoya) ‘ates ‘to Wei Pare, 5 5 if Login, 108, a Bm “Mama, 1000 flagaie, 108 | | LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats : eae LOUISVILLE, Ky,, May 18,—The en- Announce an Important Sale Saturday \ | | fies for to-morrow's races are as fol- ; Men’s Milanese Silk Gloves The First Floor Millinery Department wii] | '°"% x 3200; two-year od (one-clasp, in gray) hold a sale to-morrow that should prove of To Close Out interest to Women, Misses and Girls. ' at 85c. per p it will consist of _ 195 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for women to 36 bust Attractive and distinctive models of Taffeta, Fou- lard, Georgette, Jersey Cloth, Serge and combinations. This is a light, comfortable glove, to take the place of the now too heavy Winter weights. TRIMMED HATS Ltrs 817000; Netionat Lave hasge Nitaricep® three-year-olds aud longs, — The Cook. (imp.).” 107; 108" Oid Koenig, 317; Chalmers: io, HIPTH RACE The Clark Handicac: for dress and sports wear, reduced to The Reduction Sale of | $4.50 & $6.75 tite Fee oe OM Rosebud TIT RIXTH Tha Regular values 29.75 and 35.00. isses’ Tailor-made Suits ” Reduced to... 18.00 (this season's styles and materials) And UNTRIMMED HATS reduced to . . . © © $1.25 & 2.50 Fy mK Coimlahag, 118) Blatens, Claiming; parw $900; for Mowe ots, mil aed alc? Toi: Heeuty 116; White is being continued at the ‘allowance claisned,” aoeaiiiencaees extraordinarily low price oi, Money for Home Deten The shapes, materials and colors are im the | aunany, May 18—County $15.00 | demanded styles |aors are authorized to appropi 275 Misses’ High Cost Suits Formerly sold to 45.00. | 18.00 25.00 29. 75 home defense committees such amounts | as may be deemed proper to defray ex- penses of the committees under the \ terms of the Marshall bill, which w; Laer tinie | signed by Gov. Whitman to-day, ad (Department on Second Floor) | peieresee ee seer eerste ct i I A Large Quantity of What Every Woinan have been made in the prices of Woolen Sult wengths sna sani t : | at 55.00 to $8.50 each | | important Revisions 225 Misses’ Spring Coats To Close Out at Extraordinary Reductions. Girls’ Coats & Tailor-made Suits “ for toemorrow (Saturday) and Woolen Skirt Lengths Regular values 18.75 to 39.75. 18. 000 25.00 GIRLS’ COATS i (sizes 6 to 14 years) at $3.00 to $0.00 enc 12. 75 Dr, Ferdinand King, and medical a at they shou more organi: iron-— Nuxate for their paticnts-—Savs anaemia tron deficiency-—-is the greatest curse to health, strength, vitality and beauty of modern American Women lk arn ing against use metallic iron which may injure ty th, corrode the siomach ¢ more harm than good; ad: nuxated iron, | Weak Tela wo 285 Girls’ Spring Coats $7.50 will afford a splendid Saturday opportunixy | for making necessary additions to the Su mer wardrobe at prices that make buying a | real economy. — 85 Juniors’ and Girls’ Shoe-Top Suits physicians GIRLS’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS izes 12 to 16 years) Formerly sold to 25.00 Reduced to..... 10.00 $13.50 These are this season’s wviateriais, all of (hem most desirable and in the fashionable color These represent decided concessions from Also there are some smart effects in black A | rdinand King, soon to appear in| former prices. | amdewhite. his paper, entitled "The Crying Need | | ! of the Woman of ‘To-day is More Iron! eS ae aad a es in Her Blood.” In this article Dy, King explains why the modern Amer. jean woman requires more iron th SAFE STORAGE FOR FURS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES {how by tn sig inerea Formerly sold from 11.75 to 25.00. , 385 Coats . Reduced to... 6,00) mane ae) MCT cores: Reduced to... 0,75 th, vitality and t, In two weeks' | 125 Coats................Reduced to . 12,50 Bitth Avenue Maio Auenue, New York Be teracee —— cesimeneen i Seeman rn ‘ , Vana