The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1917, Page 19

, a » ) \ leader arrested here recently. ee TORNLETTERNKS SN FEN PLOT 1 ‘g Federal Agents Work on Clues in Document Seized as Welch | Was Arrested. Reports current about the Federal Rutlding to-day were to the effect that Government officials are getting §, Cloeer to Now Yorkers of prominence in involved the Sinn Fein plots Against Fe and as a result of the Arrest of Thomas Welch, charked with | Violating © section of the Trading With the Enemy Act by acting ar meeeage bearer between leaders of y the organization tn Ireland and rep- deventatives of the Sinu Felners in thie city, Welch, posing as a seaman on the White Star liner Cedric, was taken im custody last Sunday. As the Se- cret Service men stepped up to him be drew a letter from his pocket and tore It into bits. Federal agents have pleced the letter together and say that, tn addition to making references te @ second uprising in Dublin next Baster, there aro numerous allusions to men in this city, as well to “Gen,” Liam Moellowes, the Sinn Fein Welch, a stocky, shrewd-eyed little man of thirty-one, has been under al- most constant examination by Chief Flynn of tho Secret Service and his ansistants, but it {s understood he has baffled all their efforta to get infor- mation from him. Tho officials says a moment's con- yersation with Welch makes it clear | that he is well educated-« member | of a different class than the seaman he claims to be. Several Sinn Fein plotters arrested in this country have * posed as sailors Welch waived examination when arraigned before United States Com- missioner Hitchcock and at the re- quest of Assistant United States At- | torney Knox ball was fixed at $2,500. Welch was locked up in the Tombs. The Secret Service men and agents of the Department of Justice have been investigating every person tloned in the letter which Welch endeavored to destroy, Ile has re- fused all information concerning It. Those who lave seen the letter say it was prepared by some person in authority, who reviewed the plans for the proposed uprising, and suggested what New York sympathizers might! do toward insuring its sugcess, The names of several per living in| various parts of England are sald to | be mentioned in the letter, “Gen.” Mellowes has been released | from the Tombs 7,0 WANT THEIR RAILROAD BACK. Burlington Minority Stockholders Renew Fight to Set Aside Sale, CHICAGO, 8.—Minorlty stock- holders of the Chicaxc ton and Quincy Railroad, unde dershin | Ot Robert J. , followed up 4 the road yeste " Mrs, Helle ©, writen: m that Tf have kidney troubl fe fant Approaching serious stage What would you pr , Anawer; If your ay usual ones. such Mise Bartle Ln hn ygu recommend T want to reduce about thi on five a end convenient Rormal fat Benied tu After the fr fe wot too tH ably neglect of con b that has made your blood bad on thorouah treatm f thi in wulpherd tablets (no! ), Continue for several Te naka: "My hate ty too olly Obtain plala yellow minyol fis Jara and m ership of 98 per cet. of the stock since 1901, NEW YORKERS WITH ® Pee Syme Roe, eifie and Great North roads throggh thelr joint own- A request has been ma Attor. ey, General Brundare of stitute proceedings to moro than Hixteon years ® Northe of wet as KEEPS KIDNEYS ACTIVE WITH A Bladder weakness. No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make @ flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms urle acid which clogs the kidney pores 80 they sluggishly filter or strain only art of the waste and poisons from he blood, then you get sick. all rheumatism, headaches, trouble, ifervousness, constipation, dizainess, sleeplessness, bladder dis order’ come from sluggish kidneys. ‘The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or at tended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take « tablespoonful in a glass of water be- ore breakfast for few days and your kidneys will then act fine. mistake by the par Must flush your Kidneys occasionally if you eat meat regularly. Noted authority tells what causes Backache and Nearly liver regular meat caters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure, thereby avoiding erinna kidney complications, Aiet ' Scientitic Dentistry | The “Salter” Lc ete pee the time o save Without bait chy the mouth. The germs which caus marly one-half million deaths 1 the United States every year enter |]! the body through the mouth. Dead~ |] | ly germs are likely to get into an wnelean mouth any day, and sf th teeth are hollow, ¢ | Cavities, theae gern and spread to the t throat and lungs, our old teeth extracted 4 w vet that fits porte tly Alt Full Sets of Teeth.. ‘ Gold Fillings 31.00 Gold Crowns, 22-karat. $5.00 up | Silver Fillings 50c up Dr. SALTER, Dentist 491 Fulton St.Brooklyn tt | up > Anawer: What in a tnxative ugh ayru : pueeeereeerrrereetr tS oo Gr tWO oF until your cold Ix be will relleve y ou in g very Tew, days. Miss OW te R. asks: “I hav | This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to neutralize the acid in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder disorders Jad Salts is inexpensive and can- not injure; makes a delightful effer- wescent lithia-water drink which all OO gr rr tpt per directions confidence similar to the’ f low WIS BAKER, DEAT sti od a tow day ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1917. ‘‘Old-Fashioned’’ Bargain “OLD FASHIONED” BARGAIN FRIDAY—The red- letter day of the week in the calendar of everyone who wants to save money. “The People’s Store” caters to people in every walk of life. And this explains everything,—large stocks, low prices, and “BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY OR THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ELSEWHERE.” 2500 Pairs of- Women’s *3°" *4 & *5 Shoes ' Here's a sale of shoes that would have attracted attention even before the present abnormal times. It will arouse interest all the more tomorrow in view of existing conditions, of which everybody is aware. AND BEAR IN MIND THAT SHOE PRICES ARE RISING DAILY—BUY SEVERAL PAIRS WHILE YOU HAVE THIS OPPORTUNITY. There's no need for “whys and wherefores”—the shoes are here. The Styles Are the Newest— The Leathers, the Most Wanted— The Price, the Lowest Button or Lace Tomorrow you have a choice of ten handsome styles in Patent Leather and Gunmetal Calf- skin, cloth or dull kid tops; low, medium and high heels; plain or tipped toes. soles. All sizes from 24 to 7; A to D widths. mat salespeople—extra selling space,—for this is one of the biggest shoe events of the Friday Sales= In the Year’s 4 Goodyear welted Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning Sale of Odd Lois and Remnants From Our Linen and White Goods Section Splendid pickings which are yours because we have marked them regardless of original cost: Se and Ze Doilies 3c 50c and 75 Embroidered A “Classy’’ Lot of Men’s °2 to *3 Soft Hats and Derbies Specially Priced China, Glassware, Housewares and Lighting Fixtures Tomorrow at each at.. Scarfs, Shama and Cen- ° . ® 2) i . terpleces: Timely Sales in the “Store Downstairs” Representative 1A a Eee LReiWrne Caste teks, 39 $ of Hundreds of Other Bargains in These Departments at, yard. Do Soe Bleached Terk: OF. .65 Di W &F: Chi a3 Eire sath araay and #16 penanes. bisoec . Inner Ware ancy China at, yard Gol nesee wee: se The Soft Hats are in the 100 Piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets In this set there are slight factory imper- fections,-nothing, however, to mar its beauty—and it is beautiful. The set 45 Yd. Table Damask— cotton, full bleached, in remnants of hy 29. to 3 yards, at, yd 25 and 2%¢ Bleached Mus- lin Pillow Cases each 21c newest blocks, with flat or curl brims, in Blue, Green, Brown, Gray, Steel, Pearl and Black, The Derbles are the most novel blocks in curl and flat brims., All. silk trimmed, light in weight, all sizes. each $1.50 Hemstitched and Scalloped — Mercerized Luncheon Clothe— § consists of 12 dinner plates, 12 tea plates, 12 each $3 and $4 Renaissance TableCovers—50 $4 .95 inches, each, il ups, 12 frults, 12 bread and butter 3 tea cups and saucers, 2 covered hes, | uncovered vegetable dish, 1 large Turkey platter, 2. platters, 1 gravy boat, 1 sugar and creamer, 1 covered butter dish, 1 pickle $ 50 N dish At o Less T. $21.95 American Poreclain Dinner Sets—100 pieces, has green conventional 18 han 4500 Yards of border with pink roses, at Chocolate Sets—choice of a number of handsome floral decoratic assortment in solid colors, imported Japanese ware, at $1.49, $1.6 $3.95 and up to . e Specials in Bathroom Fixtures Allin Sanitary White Enamel. 29¢ s ero lk es 95c Printed Linoleums Tomorrow 5 6 Cc A a Sq. Yd., 6 yards wide, in most attractive patterns. These printed Linoleums come 2! Regularly 35c; Sale at....... Choice of: Tumbler Holders, 12, 15 and 20-4 You may fina slight imperfections in the print, but these, besides being almost imperceptible except to the shee : 7 $1.10 Crystal Glass Shelves 5x24 Py 2; ‘ yatal ‘ 4 inch fone Pars, Path Soap Dishes, fey inches, nickel + plated expert eye, affect the appearance and wearing quality not in the slightest. And that's the reason ep Soap dishes, Wall Soap Dishes, Toilet rat e brackets, at 85e for the marked reduction in price. . Holders, Round Tooth Prush Holders and $1.35 Bathroom Mirrors 10x14 = —— 4rack Tooth —=== = inches, French plate glass, white Brush Hold 4 enamel frames, 8 F id 9 M SS enh Het © riday’s Market News $1.10 White Enamel Bath Room 65¢ White Enamel Bath Tub Seats Hampers—with wood Bring your list of table necessities to our mammoth pure food market. _ Everything guaranteed Stools with rubber tip rods covered with rub- 4Q), covers, strongly made, $4.15 strictly fresh and best qualiry. Mail and telephone orders filled promptly, Telephone Chelsea 85c | 4 Ye at 1 4000. Call or write for free copy of our Grocery Catalogue, The American Home and Table. ped legs, at ; ber tubing, at ‘ s 1 . . . . , “, Electrical Goods Rie Cy reser tts cat dy eee Coltoraomy sacks stF _ iia al fone Pe MILF GAR Ck von, 82.2 anted fresh dal Universal Electric Radiator—an_ excellent Lied Top Electric Stoves $6.95 By ae PO ne ES Eaters {2 #, $2.30 SANTOS COPFEB $y heater for small rooms and bathrooms; a voeees py. 276 Ine: POUSTAIW EEN TMA BEANS": [eine DQ6 j polished copper reflector; complete with ( Wing vge [CORNED BEET SRUUMD STRINGLESS BEANS S| OES plug and plug attachment sms Universal Four Heat Portable Range Oven ot ate Aor] shale m9 : POMUIAR BLEND ; and Grill for b : ons 4; . " . ore it 7 ts nd Grill te alin baking and toasting; | ne | i ; Fresh Fish —> (-——Fresh Fruits ; 1700; $4 nickel-plated i 8 eed for o or roasting: D4¢ |! rm None Sent ¢ ) . Hot Point Electric Radlator—complete with Wicd inten. 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