The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1917, Page 3

: . sine. TRS SYERIAY BUEEY, EMBUBOUAL AUUUBE 49, ivi BiLL DEBA BEGIN To Dance With ‘Bugs’ in Broadway Cabarets |S NAD OFFICIAL ee ae — 4 FROMCITY Jazz-Razz Tango Lizards Elude the Draft — “SENDAFF' DINNER “Si282.08's% OF HARD WON A CODRS FILED FIRST PAPERS SORRY NOW “~~ “me le ‘ > MASKED arc @ Cy: OF OM, oe — Sey rm Owey om id 7 c " grees to ~ De New a Formally Approves ' k Exemption From Make the Hoarding Clause ° 7S ov Btenbuer World's Committer \ ¢—Hurhes Board ° Stronge: ulorses Farewell ns Its Dacke By Sophie trene Loeb. F mate the ee Gretel Feet Cerererten of Te Beeeee . om ’ oY re. ’ ana drapes ye sos geet " Mie dy Me a4 oo ‘ Wednesda : August Mite, the «n 4 site . . 4 : and of the seme time ' Hutiding, ts ely 400 re ' ement and made pebite ofune oe by Wham mo f the committee members Wash who site as Commie ’ . pproved as official repre © papers and aévtee eof the y tor & gts : — From 9 A. M. until 6 P. the f {. eve f the week « cantinuces me . stream passes in front of the desk . lowe be Ti Mfeultios are hiened o thie the b> ra men Ton hat wh engi Bes they will insist - Will put some teeth in the mea ; , Benator Wagner, in speaking of |. 0, " : oe / | # problem by the immediate tase amend ment and execution of drastic food | Would assure the majority mem laws. awe do not find fa chat only such amendments would be | with a n these inws papers are accepted very feature of each particular ap- plication is in proper shape for ete ; | Prompt consideration by one of the ommittees 7 vening World, Tee a es tor « Van Cort. iaedt Park, Pothams Hay Park, Mine-| woliety of Ne jola 1 several armories, Lt Will the guests fro ve iver nthe name of all the people to the dinner ents, stated that pally, the meetings of the Offered ax were incor in the linport pen ey | n Wednesday, Aum. 20. eT vurtiegh se th saioey Santen, saan baaainen of Governor's original bi 7 ot | | the eve of the day set for the send-off ine ey e. Th tine serve often to bring out the “We have no in f Diocking -——— ' | parade | cludes guaver = tohe pathetic and fram time to time @e food Iegisiation,” said Senator Wag- PERKINS URGES CONTROL l, The provisions represent voluntary | Han, Thowns I Green, 1 at of ner, “but we edo want the people to | ' of Wholesale merchants Of | other prominent citizen whose name Beech Laing of No, 17 Weet BR some definite relief from extor OF FOOD SUPPLIES BY CITY: \ i ity. The supplies are to be as- | will made pu thin wee One Hundred and First Street, wilt tlonate prices. The amendments to | sembied at a central base and from) | Thoiwas Healy has accepted the nave litte trouble in earning exemp- be offered are only don make the -—— | be there taken to the several encamp- | Poiimittes. Besides the ititmore tion, as he is an alien who has taken food measure effective and to ell: | gaye Mackerel Sold $ Cents in| Ta ments and armorios, The chief foa-| orchestra there will be a. ‘1 en-|\out nd papers, His case was one of inate red tape.” | ture of the ment will be LUT K ey, ee eee ee aealone Ten | the frat considered by Mr. Washburn in Healy's going to be to-day. ‘The youllg man ie anxious ‘ommittes.” to go to war, but his father claimed The Republicans at their caucus Gloucester, Mass., Cost + agreed to amend thee hoarding cl Here. #0 as to put more teeth in it, al Struggle Now Is Between the} 000 pounds of which have been con | nging fo Socialists and the Constitu- |‘ributed ‘rough the supply com- od head of th » not the Glen Cove ‘ mittee ee ascovcne Gehring. th t right, and left James, who earns to pass the bill allowing Perkins to George W. Perkins = tional Democrats. “A committe of Indien under the | tre Sa moa adiads 0 a month as on Adame Mapress hold the Palisades position and at| Chairman of Mayor Mit * Food "7 paeeiees " leadership of Mra, Nelson Henry te clerk, to for a mother and five the same time to head the Food and | Supply Comm! advocated eity con ‘ By Nixola Greeley-Smith. ‘ ene day | #asist at tho armories, ‘The Lam (sisters, The elder Laing, an English- Markets Commission of New York | trol of food supp! He waid | iE tango lizard has eluded the draft. PETROGRAD, Aug. 23.—As the ¢ ay| have arranged what is to be aes man, enlisted In the Royal Flying City. ae the clay rhould have p He still suns himself to-day in the smiles of the women patrons) approaches for the opening of th) gy a “ittie gambol’ for each encamp- pest oll Triste’ 6 the following It i@ now believed that with a few |t? buy ? ¢ people when e of Broadway cabarets with whom he dances for money. “extraordinary national council’ at] ment and armory are ca ar to that Ww amendments ¢ accomplish fo ving more power to|? 1 control d& advo-| ‘The war apparently has not come to Broadway, or at least Broadway does not mind dancing on a volcano, full of], “At the | Joying th Moscow the ne ere on only — toed: da; the troopers are en- Marry W. Marale of No, 612 Cheat- al « formal dinner er rut Street, Richmond Hill, does not iltmere to Major | to fight, and thinks he ts “very ) ea al reeset epeculation concerning expected dra-|be served at t r tae by The Evening World, tt op fits so long as the volcano is in France, tie announcements of * events. Cae. bo MA Ryan ne hs : om ‘ io E ded in oe city.” Mr. jections will be removed and the Dill | te; sk a ; to os : of his staff and other inv guests, arsle, who appeals from Local passed : \iecaivaan uae elyletiaaty PUL GEPHIAce on bacr ad RIERA GE hbccline Judging from present indication® (h®) OFFICIAL COMMITTEE NAMED Hoard 183, announces that he je @ es Gear MAR jPound and less. I priced these fish at | war with Germany, robbery and blackmail of women bY] \ongrogs is likely to take the form! BY MAYOR MITCHEL. lawyer, a graduate af Columbia, and ING OIL erRONGRI: - |” [legeet was teentrs sg Ml ga | men with whom they danced at cabarets called public | ce g struggle for the Cabinct, backed! up PY, MAYOR MIECHEL. | an officer’ of the National ‘Civil ~ M4 : | fahuh chicks duty staan Ataae atte attention to the existence of a new type of young man—|py tio Socialist Left, against the /celebrations, which has been organ- Mervice Reform Leas.) and the New ven Senator Brown's close asso- The city also should take over i v tf Constit ined by The I ning World, has cs mt ork Civil Service Reform Associa~- clates are bending all efforts toward|the distribution of milk to the con | a the tango lizard, who subsists on the foolish tango bugs | Bourgeoisie, consisting of Com bad bo LA per aren oy Mayor, Four thousand New Jersey Guarde-| tion, Incidentally, he #ays he has a sum meeting the objections to the bill and or at least operate @ disribu-| who frequent such plages. Other sections of the coun-| tional Democra [and tw composed of the following: men at Camp Edge, Sea Girt, N. J..| dependent wite whipping it into shape sweh ag will| ton service ee try, other parts of New York City even, may be giving] The Petrograd and “August Silz, Chairman; Charles EB,’ heard terday how Miss Annal,, alisdenpete _ 5 rg AA petag BE bring more general approval. In this] Miss Mabel Kittredge, Chairman of | SHSSSNEEEE- attention to the Allied advance or what the President's | decline, that if “mo agreement t9) Gehring, Hecretary: Howard IE, TAy- Case, the daughter of « humble vil- ‘appealed to Mr, Washburn, de- connection Senator Geor, ater spel Mayor's Committee of Women on ; “ ‘ { reached etween the contending | lor, Assists eretary; W. Mu- » Sinckem! a wallde t 4 considerable time to-day on the hoard- | Food, also made an adress, telling ot |T@PlY to the Pope's peace note will be, but on Broadway the question of groups open conflict must follow. | se! snheim, George W. Sweeney, Fre al psp pears hve Stier td Ne rel geo ‘on ov = Coa Pak oo nog tna wasteful handling of produce |qpe hour is this: To jazz or not to jazz your stcp! Sterry, J. Haan, David H. Knott Cl ) ’ wars! I was only fourteen when my orney General how this sectio « 'T. Stoc st steps already have been taken! phomas D. ¢ 5 Opera Company. Miss Caso told how nd how the comm{ ang ‘Ciecaicanasikctbeitailcaiinieianeniasianaraetie 4 Boil by ; father left me to to war, and I had Could be made more forceful and yet |*%4,"aw the committee had aaved |, prormenay afternoon 1 visited toward vigorous and aggressive ac-| ham, John F, Garret nk Case, phe sold soap, gave music lessons |ty. take charge Oe Gateeal GUAATE Fee oe sinter mid: “I wilt bend| the assertion that potaoes should, be | neveral of the cabarets where| White carnation as thelr service|tion by the malcontents, Among | Ernest C. bead Val uette Gtorme And even drove a hack in order to| children, w, after all these long, every effort to have this clause eat-|tiphenn” © Pound of properly dis-| women dance in the afternoon, 1/badge. Instead « wifite ribbon bear-' those who have arrived at Moscow | J; Quinn Jr. Mr tr Marshall, J. <1, Obtain money to complete her vocal hard years, my ‘only boy wants t isfactorily amended to meet the views —>- | wanted to review Broadway in war|!ng the name of the house streams are President Rodaianko of the) Rogys, Burton ¥, White, John H,| education, She recited her story in g gy Goseman's wife eapibite © of those who have closely studied the |tormation, 1 saw the same long, lean| from their buttonholes like a decora- Duma, A. J, Gushkoff, ex-Presiaent| ‘Tennant, John I’. Doherty, Thomas’ presenting to tho soldiers a phono-|paby, She, too, cannot understand Sr eT tne statute cece oats | BRITISH SHIP LOSSES | isards that attracted my attention| tion, The winter rule that the lizard/of the Duma; Prof, Paul Millukoff, Healy, A. G. Goamerasan, Jone puns | graph and one hundred records, why war should separate Samuel Petrhere should be no question about t win pale youths of drafting|™MUst not speak to the tango bug ex-Forelgn Minister; A. 1. Shing Ab Gartaer, ? Wittam ealy,) Miss Case did not intend to talk i> 80 fine x head san & ; the power to seize, buy and sell food | NEAR LOWEST RECORDS who as yet have not been called| W80m he invites to dance, and bss bre and V. A. Makloff. Also the) Kuguat Janssen, Patrick V. Kyne, about herself. She took her gitt to] lmce un, dames le tne eile om in time of emergency.” The hoarding /to any colors save the kalsomined and|"@ must leave her at her table and/ former Commanders in Chief of the| August Luchow, Robert 8. MamMtt, A) the camp and expected Col, Thomas | in'toom 323, and always the women oe ant hae re deans | ee |carmined complexions of thetr part-|0 back to his corner when the musi¢/ Russian urmley, Gens, Alexioft and|H. Meyer, | se a |D, Landon, ranktug cole of the] come early--women tearful, women eee atae vee bere ie) agnl® Big Reduction in the Number of | ners, stops, appears to have been melenee | rvaMaLE ae obn Mom, kent ot Boo rs Now Jersey troops’ to present it to|semi-fhysierical, but occasionally relieve want and ar 4 porsible food Vessels Lost of Over 1,600 | It may be that the lizards have|!m the hot weather. Women enatee Conferences were held under the|@ Wajick, Robert D. Blackman, Dan- hye men inh F hame inst ad, ahe women, illgerent (bound to. ascer Hote, We must face the serious fact Tors |been pronounced physically unfit or| freely yesterday with youths who had!chairmanship of M. Rodzianko at P, Ritehe, ank atarriman, Seutal soremoay presided over OP lana taste bar owésm tae ame Te power to monopolise, corner the mar- . |disqualitied as enemy allens, or they| had no introduction to them save the| which the differences betwen the| Newton, J. C. Levin, W. Johnaton Edge had been arranged. told that they must submit to an in- ket and exact exorbitant prices by} WONDON, Aug. The nur ot| may have been exempted as necessary | “#baret’s badge of servtoe, flung them| Government and the Hourgeuiale were | Quinn, Claude bs ott Te BEY |The men formed in a hollow square | tangible womething in Washington. speculators who hoard and sell to| British merchantmen sunk by subma-|to the well being of the dance-mad|4rch glances and laughed when thé) sharply emphasized, the only excep- iham, Raymond Ortelg, ‘Augustin | 204 on an tmprovised platform in Some sordid stories by the men other operators. rines or mines during the week “For example, eggs a ited the centre stood the Governor, Miss} who follow when the women have |matrons and young girls who are| Sura feathers on their hats tickled] tion being made for Premier Keren- | MeNall) John ‘Bittner, James gdriitted t0)|ue036 wal ohle. Cee wore thas Case and Col. Landon. The presenia-| heen heard—stories of drink and storage from April to August, and| previous week, which was the atl willing to dance with strangers en-| the Hzards’ chins, [Mize ROR SAN OF he speakers COS RTI Pais Prctens oeli at hora [ton wae made and Alias Case con- | drugs and other intimate revelations the warehouse yceipis are used ag | Previals oll. Mien ae germave's|S8ed by @ restaurant to entertain|T ITTLE girls of atx, little girls of} clutin as capable of saving the coun. | Gilllo, Henly, Gginer a ee Agoiyn (#ented to address the troops, lof weakness and folly. | a negotiable paper, passing from one| rid Oo marine campaign | them, sixty, are among the dancers,| try on the condition that he liberates Torber, Henry Malgran, Thomas] jap fn Ok Un a pak Saale Petrie he Peatha Am aaa aoe or inating: Wefore the Wicks| According to the official statem and all the skirts are so short that, himself from Socialist and Council of | Morrison, ; a Jmought, She was proud, she said, of]ing that the severance of reiations legislative investigating committee | fifteen vessels of more than 1,600 ton | T#® only new note in the caba-|across a restaurant I could not tell) Deputies control. ee eee THEN Mb Hy Pike, |ner hi she told| with Germany would be followed by {t developed that one warehuuse re-| were sunk,‘and three vessels of leas than rets—unless you count the saxo-|them apart. | Prince ‘Troubetsjol in a sharp , ; her heal . father was sill tion of war on Austria, thou ts Rowley, Benjamin C. Rellly, | bh attacked the Government, da. lace A. Silsbe, Adolph Suskind, —Is struck by the ever changing| tong akirt, but still wears its gowns|Claring the sacred revolution had| james ‘Thompson. William Woodma Pie eaevrer te posarasa by tie: faies| week, two smali| young man in khaki who drops tn for! at halt mast. fallen under the “course claws" of /}tarry Dowle, Harry C. Kelly, The gowns are of all), 4 sh bal . , . en who think only of plundering | purha F. eGulre, FY. Al price which has been created by the | vessels and three fishermen, |a last whirl with the only trl before | sorts, Red anarchy relgns in the] eh Sho. TMA only of plundering (Durham. FA McGuire ds FA speculators and published in the trade | The Admiralty statemer taking up the sober business of war.| wortg of fashion as in the whirl of the! interests ’ papers as the trade market price, The! Arrivals, 2,828; sailing: 2,762, | You never see the same soldier gy., | Gan chieeia a a 762 ce, ¥. azz your frock if you| Gen, Alexieff denounced the prices generally resulting from the British merchantmen sunk by mines twice in the cabaret, It is apparent oe y ge ‘ist “Order No, 1," giving soldi laws of supply and demand are aug- want to, just as you Jazz your SteD: | liberty and abolishing jut Gen . FR 7 1d mented to the profit of the exploiter But everything goes. And you can't bd + Gen}, Pp, Boehm jr C. H. MacDonald, > lessons and, for a time, made Jor submarines, over 10600 tons, in-|from the transient character of Fis | | Uber Ane er : eluding one previously, een: le é 7 re 4 rusiloff followed, declari t he > - ' 4 of the market, The Legidature should | 51% ne ae sly, fifteen; under | patronage that a dance or two @lO€| be gure that the girl who reminds) agreed hath everything tha ia Gen. Henry Yas Herman, Lae. tt 6 trips trom the nearby vil- How to Save ceipt for the sto of ess had} 1600 tons, been sold and transferred ten times. @ black#mith near Plainfield, in the} sands of these aliens took out firs village where she was born, At the | papers, To-day they wish they had jage of keventeen she was organist in Jone so, for they fear they wilt a church at Neshanie at $12 a month. | have to go to the front, with the pos- d She longed to study in New York, ving to’ fight against paugh, John B. Brown, George F. | hut her people could not afford to . » a a n order oO ald ne family ex- # fulllkau, Hugo Josephy, Samuel Hun chequer the girl sold soap, gave addition to two fishing ves-| Phone's hoarse invitation to the Jaz’) Broadway has not taken up the new! spe ed with fourteen larg: previov as co! or control the epec' ver 4 . % : Hedrick, A. ©, Paxson, J. R. Taylor, driving a hack and chargin, a PRN, specuintiye : British mershantmen unsuccessfully | Broadway er 6 adage you of an intoxicated giraffe is not Alexieff had sald George Alexander, T. O. McGill, John * 8 cents a. pay USTARD is the lowest celpta and prevent market manipula. |Miajyer” ("cluding two previously, ath And ptlee ve ce ithose whisis {IN the very latest Jazz step. Not| F. | Colleran, J W, Brown, George left home and obtained a priced condiment and tion and misleading market quota-| "British flahermen sunk, two. pu carey 5 knowing whether to laugh or to ad- Schaffer, Theodore Frem ition as organist near Sea Girt, feata thet st. Th tions. ‘ | (The greatest number of ves- |ing dancers into the trenches you| ri. ou do nether. But you eed | : "J, M. Horton, Georg: Ockendon, friends told her she might at- asts the longest. e COWS SLAUGHTERED, MILK SIT-| Ended April “ai with “ferwecs {can't help wishing that It did not o,, Wishing that the young officers on WABEIARTON AUS, Bic sEhe ste Joseph Pan! George Rector, William [tract the attention of former Gov. | Anest flavored mustard is , nded Ap . en forty of } atic a continued as the] Ro J. Suskind ieo! Stoke: ~ VATION IS ACUTE. inore than 1,600’ tons and fifteen |Ymclude the lizards—who present 180] tastough, taking ® last feck on the| Uaten in Russia continued the! Schmidt, A. H. Wenning, John WA Gee’ Stones heard her play ana | Culden centre of war interest here azz razzle-dazale of Broadway, did Ah br here to-day.) oner, W, J. Farrell, H. ‘T. Pond, W.|Yarned the story of her strugglo to Hot nave to come so close to the| With the mystery, surrouniine ino] B O'Reilly, W. 1. Hurd, David A. | succeed ough his efforts she was ? Government hae received pot. | Jowell, nk M, Coughlan, Joseph |given an engagement singing at th . nue from M f , claim they can grow corn and pota-| PARIS, Aug. 23.—In_ the » week I[* ONE resort © cored. within the la forty #eight | Conron, Fred Menlo jr., George Otis, | Bellevue atford in Philadelph toes with leas help and make m ended Aug. 19 five French saw last winter still pursue their ror H asl « ‘ PA Y P. Q. Foy, Edward Behrman, James|where she was heard by Andreas | Ready money than by preducing milk, {Ships of 1,600 tons or me E See tela A wed Women to Take Piase hours attll undiepelied - ,{P. Fee, Herbert A. Emerson, H. L.|Dippel. ‘Then came a position in the |] t9 Use ustar é i t suring’ to” tne cirigar Ea eam sands AGONE, Ye RRA. {8 6 Mon tn Powder were. |, DOGavE, SEYRDE. Tene: O6at ( John Buckle, W. Nicholas, | Metropolitan Opera Company, and | Farmers aro disposing of their herds, | cording to. the official, weekly ask unaccompanied women to dance.| WiLMINGTON, Del, Aug. 23.—Two | from the Russian capital, referring to Titus, Jo 2 olin, “We Nioholaa. | Meropollan Operm § + and | Malrither or thea 00 tons |They work under the watchful eye|hundred women will soon be em-| speculation In Petrograd and Moseow August gel, sh 7 Makes good foods taste he f th ‘! i ee Bee KN ele under 1 Ed George §. Ward, Theodore| Following her address Miss Case the farmer at this season of the|were sunk. No fishing ships went “4 ‘ ‘ewapapera conce: “expected dr Bdler, George ‘ard eodore ollowing her addre attache Tue ee | of a young mistreas of ceremonivs | ployed at Carney's Point by the du| newspapers concerning "expected Ge.) conmatnols, Maurice M. Kokatein, J.|#ang, “The Htar-Spangled Banner “The milic industry is still in an| PRder that size were sent to the | same unvarying faces of dejection day unsettled. condition. Higher prices; showed a loss of only fouttees {after day. are being demanded, The farmers and two—the smallest of all.) sit young men T year. Similar conditions exist. In| destroyed. Three Pennsylvania. and Southern New Tines failed, 4 ae ater .| Pont Company, powder manufactur at | ©. Phillips, D, J. Glimartin.” and “Our America,” her own comp¢ better. * poet being. shipped to aoe een Bettie APT mae vines aa made public to-day: | en een unt ue UpOReLRL ,| LETTER GIVES OFFICIAL STAND- |i a, whieh sho “sang for the ‘fra 1 ar ee : sien nes es eaaein canna: ¢ |torts a atural selection, york the cut: | of dese me at the home ¢ n ls the butel d the yearly census of AIRMEN BOMB U BOAT BASE. |ingm rutniessiy. towards the lg | ting’ houses Where, the work is light ating to political conditions witl ING TO COMMITTEE. aS ore int oe eon ene § ares - ayy: ma They wil replace drafted men. Their |in the provisional government and} The Mayor has sent tho following | War Mission, i decrease ,iituation is acute, | maim Missiles om Reehrunge tc Berthas an tha: Suenia: Wawes are to be according to the, probably undercurrents of German in-|letter to Mr, Silz Totday Miss Case was the lunch eRe Pavan SO TN OR GAG r nas jour and @ Hate” "| For this reason many of the dances | amount of work done daily, A bloom: jtrigue working for unseating of} “My Dear Mr. Silz—1 have been| eon guest of Gov, Kdge at his homo duced Y i epar and operate it for AMSTERDAM, Aug Zoobruggo |128¥ Were handicaps, and the yourg |e? uniform ts to be worn Premier Ker y, ither in-| watching the work of your commit-|at Sea Girt, A ding also w ter revolution king to re-establish| tee since Its ineep t t espond t on an’ hoartily officers of the New Jersey troops. the public \ is equally ens 1 |and its environs were bombed by air. | BC" Made no effort to respond 10 thO | Goverament Price on Coal Mecame |ihy autocracy the breaking down | approve of the plan to give a dinne | and may be rite I mans is ne only planes yesterday, great explosion hoarse invitation of the saxophone to Effective at Once. altogether of the provisional govern-|to the men of the New Yora reg! country in which the price of wheat | goo n C0) c On8) jana th steps. Instead, they fox- SHINGTON, 2 Secretary | me d resulting ¢ ments on the evening the wend has not risen since the war began. urring, according to an Oostburg |?) WASHINGTON, Aug, 23. retary | mer & chi Bhe took time by the forelock despatch to the Nieuws van den Dag,| otted nimbly around ¢ nolr heavy |umulty to-day telegraph to B J. Whether the offielal dvices deal | off FA es ef the gubiet epirii | “ON ork State Well pattern |'The*bombardinent las ig yartners, whose fect seemed planted | Wallace, secretary of the St. Louis | with tinm Phyasleal support of] | "In recognition of the pirt New York Stat ay Well pattern qe rom inent ted from 2.30 to fo | partn iy mortar and thelr eyes be. {Coal Club, that President Wilson had |New Russta by her allies if she is to| Which has prompted your act etter France and find a solution of authorized him to say that the bitu nue in the war in the fa f u| in order that the comr uitiee may trayed a gleam of suppressed ap rect- | minous coal prices fixed in the Presl arcing military situati« vas not! that it Is speaking for the enti ation when the pianist pounded out: |dent's statement Tuesday became ef-|ostaylished, a8 officiain continued tis a pleasure for to make | f fective at once. telumal to discuas their advices {omficial one, ‘This 1 have done to | L wonder why T lke to charge the floor wits you — y way whatever ot day You are ‘bout as griceil as # ipo in the 400, | yigy Poatpone Stockholm (Conference. |‘ LApobs . Let me thank you most heartily | Nevertheless it is known that the] | When a lizard was fortunateenough| STOCKHOLM, Aug, 23.—It is gen 1 of sending immediate and ad for all that you \to pick a hundred po! r he per- [erally believed here that a postpone-| uate physical assistance sure that it ts ge doing. f am % to be 1 ment for some time of the Interna oh eae hoe | success. 4 mitted his feet to skid a ttle 19 [Tonai Boclaliat conference at Stock. | A" | urged upon the ( Very feuly youre : F jazzing the mazes of the Silppery| holm will be necessary in view of the 0) A. ly ~ 0 , ‘ N PURROY MITCHE ya ra in he fox-trotted {meeting of the Entente Allied Social: | Mission recently returned { eb our rar ls Half Lost Unless You Visit This fee by See ter EEA AEN nn | iet# th London, No premises have | grad) This has not bp to the| Progress is the word to Lennis, boating, dancing sad in comparison with the coffee you or waltzed, Introducing now and then [yet been ‘booked for the proceedings |rending of troops, to which a inaior-| of the formal nar ar tha Bil Iie eae tnt busket” parties. ng-forgo ; [Of the Socialist conference h | the mimlae de cononed, bil tol ; " 4 now use, and if you don't agree a few of the long-forgotten tang: om . ity of the mission ts opp more to Major Gen. O'Ryan and nls | “HOW “ro! Cee t CROWDING ps from which he took his name. —_——<>— ending and pr’ ‘| staff. Mayor Mitchel has accepted orely ne aie taurus “Highlander” and sarand Republic” that “Sunbeam” Coffee is “TheWorld’s Best” you can take it back and % ©} the invitation to be there and act for | I" may be the heat or the high con: | *wedem Abepis Hew Passport Rewa- jv oaintain the efficiency of tie el the entien a RORITHAn ine | Week Days ea 1S: Woat 189d st Pie and it of alcoho! that has produced a no- 4 lotions. fat the front. In explaining the use-| been invited and It is confide a i. Trip omitted Saturdava) Helday'tip Saturday Afternoons, 50 Cents INANE. Lys, PIER A, N. Ky 1.90; W. 1824 St. 2 P.M, Sunday Schedule }v9 Beyteyy S48 STOCKHOLM, Aug Under aj ess offeending t f cern eee ler ie ae ie A lessness 0 ding more in iceable increase n th badass on regulation promulgated to-day pass-| ftussia it has been pointed ni soft drinks, But cigarettes are Just | ports signed by Swedish diplomatic or | Russia's transport facilitie baret sirens as ponaulal officials, with Phe OmTADHE on n under the prob: of a y dT saw yos. | Sttached, will be ‘required after Seyt the men she already has ou the and T 8aw Yes | for entrance into Sweden. Jing seeded $ Jand Hayes started yesterday 0} nir- menu, The cov the times. Its chief ted States transpo: the | | pected he will be there. Malcolm popular w y were last w get your money, « 2D! P| e) garettes held p2- | y to some Brench port, with EXTRA HARLEM SUNDAY poate iilete eases pe ORDER FROM YOU tergay girls with 8 ‘ Ma BS —— | a ding convoys and a of Bteamers*Heagate” & “Thomas Patten” (Ween their teeth a8 tie 12ards| Fim Plant Destroyed) Lona $100,000, | Suffs Say Ye ships on the lookout for enemy ¢ Leave W, 132d St, ¥:30 and 10 A.M, guided them through the Oriental in- | PROVIDENCE iii ctor R. 1, Aug 3.——-The WASHINGTON Aug. The border is dotted squares, SiC, DANCING, REFRESHMENTS ew york Y tricacies of “Allah's Dream" or a|plant of the astern Film Company, the White House will be resus the names of Weekdave 50¢, Children aie a P “Robla Boo." located near Roger Williams Park, wee pay the Suffragettes, ‘Phe pol with German: ed here and Round Trip veh siurg 600, Children Bs b destroyed by fire to-day, the loss be- will not be permitted and that there. In a conspicuous corner is a McAllister Steamboat Company, I the countries at war To-day lizards no longer wear @!ing estimated at $100,000, sis will follow if the Suffs per picture of Major Gea, O'R: In