The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1917, Page 6

a - eee el ELS CL LL LLL LOL II THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1917, <% Bomb, With Fuse Lighted, Left WOW HAVEN WANTS BOOST. [00.8002 ug co agai In Loft, Endangering Many Lives = FARES Barbe etter abl welceten. deer aa . i. ‘me ited bed one far retin. , - REYNOLDS A DEFENDANT wer um narro wseyn Mebonart ot rn fan ’ * * UJ killed thu I" QUEENS UND SUIT * TWO HELO IN (SUGAR THEFT. | le ering on ek 19 tone @ Mm mn ” Piead Gai tng % Poands | Accused of ti ana . | Vived at gaee, | amped AMMEYE = =a ment Stamped on a Show Means Standard d Mert wae induced bw 34" St. New York ea | ac of the far A . The directors of uration Land grt Rly Pt ug Be lh Son Rheumatism? Take to | |2 er Prieto oe Fim tate Hot Sulphur Bathing} |; tor Wiblare #4. and Geom 6 | And Avoid Dosing Yourself ut Jand in With Dangerous Drugs. underatanding . on tion would” be — 4 into « big) clase rhaldence °. . Un painte d |Broverty with grand sean anc Women’s and Misses’ Newest jetty, In ad-! ’ to be erected e ~ Men’s Shoes Nall? iar one tae fee] BOMB FOUND at NIT West BS™ST Fur-Trimmed Coats 4, pravements have een made The defendants deny any scheme to defrand and also wet uo thestatute of |ping company. will The next time you are about to buy shoes company 16 e6 The Values Are Most raordinary limitations. C. Judd, represent. | ships of 7.500 tonn ew assenger Tiners, now salll —look at the soles. If they are painted, ing O'Neil, deiicx that the statute of | ments of war supplic Yokohama and Seattle ; * limitations ’ He declares the | to Viadivortok k on the return trip to “remember that painted sole leather often J cocnany tas token hundreds of thou-| With a view of rendering furthér! Japan FUR-TRIMMED COATS and coats : Y nde of dollars fro hi yu bi nT le means imperfect, short-wearing, sole leather. 9), "", pone hecrcibesanl materials are Silvertone, Peau de | Pe » Pom Pom, Bolivia, Suede Ca er Men’s Shoes have natural-. °° ¥\°""' - ; New December lukas of finished "soles “guaranteed "to "be DEDUARES LAKE CARRIERS, perfect stoci jongest - wearing. BLOCK U, $, SHIPBUILDING ] Head of Seamen's Union Makes Convention, | 'FFALO, Nov, 20.—That the Lake Carriqrs’ Association is deliberately Pan Gros “When Lazaro sings z Laugh, laugh, Pagliaccio! blocking America’s ship biilding pro- R fram was charged at the Amerigan Fed- eration of Labor Conventign here to- ecor Ss day by President Andrew Puruacth of done its : Deak and oll the ‘chip owners but the! Lake Carriers’ have done theirs, But Tt is more than words or song or acting. His ‘‘Vesti Ja Giubba’’ is the breaking of a heart in music. Sor- row beyond words, hidden beneath a smiling mask to face the call of duty—-what one of us has not some- times laughed with Pagliaccio? Lazaro, Metropolitan Opera tenor, in this appealing record has made his singing live, 49020— Velour, Chiffon Broadcloth and Velour de Laine. Specially priced, 35.00 45.00 55.00 FUR-TRIMMED COATS; @ choice selection of entirely new models de- veloped in Velour de Laine, Chif- fon Broadcoth and Wool Velour, with deep collars of Australian Opossum, French Seal (Coney). utria and Kit Coney; lined throughoet-end warmly. intertined, Very Special, 25.00 FUR. TRIMMED COATS and eoats be worn with separate furs, a pumber of didtinctioe hee models, fashioned of extra heavy Velour, some with deep collars of Kit Coney Fur, half lined, all colors. 18.95, ¥UR-TRIMMED COATS AND WRAPS of Velour du Nord, Crystal Cloth, Satin, Silver Tip Bolivia, Peau de Peche, luxuriously trimmed with Taupe Wolf, Natural Lynx, Gray Squirrel, Beaver, Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) and Flying Squirrel, Richly lined and warmly interlined. The various special prices are 75.00 to 165.00 FUR TRIMMED COATS AND WRAPS, new models of Satin, Sil- vertone, Peau de Peche, Velour de Laine and Bolivia Cloth; elaborately trimmed with Hudson Seal (dyed MMMM Ma by refusing to become a party to the| West const agreement betworn these three factions, the Lake Carriers are Dotking sn of the Government's vital -the-war ship building pro- jray Squirre $120.00 1 up the report of the Executive Council on the h cost of print paper, | nmittes recommend= ecutive Counell continue ures that would bring | in nd “to curb ed that the to work for about a redu the greed of 70 TEUTONS OFF FOR HOMES. Were Members of 1 na in! South America « About seventy German and Austrian | subjects, members of legations in South | America and Asiatic countries, who} travelled across America under safe conducts, satied from Brooklyn this at ; 00 ternoon enst Their ” S The par ‘ of women mn } * elty about a Ww Ko : it that there 4: party, Supt, Department of Justice and « number "THE records individually “% mentioned are only a few (> of the splendid Christmas list of Columbia Records, It in- cludes many other operatic numbers, 22 new popular song hits, 14 whirlwind dance Including Jerseys, Taffetas, Georgettes, Satins and eerie Ee numbers, patriotic | songs, Moakrat)e Australian Grorrum and Serges. These dresses sell elsewhere at $25. We [mm |19 JAP SHIPS TO COME HERE, O] s wake ft ae warmiy interned. "nt an i are manufacturers and sell direct to the wearer. y War) 3 Christmas carols and bymns. ees Very Special, That's why we can sell dresses like these at such a ae | Vaour Triaines i ese . + with Natural 5; semacteahiy tow prion, saaratts da"atmrmuehine,, Otracciaris song, thai 50.00 Yusen Kaisha, Japan's foremost ship-| of love and hate: ——Women’s and Misses’, ——, Cloth and Silk Dresses oo. 12.95 = | Love struggling with | hate in dramatic melody — that is the theme of “Eri tu?’’ from Verdi's (0) () **Masked Ball."’ A song | LI NS & that requires much of ° a“) the artist, and in this a record Stracciari, lead- 34th Street—New York ing baritone of the Chicago Opera, has given of his art in full measure.49221—$1.50. ‘Barrientos, crystal clear in Cakme’s Bell Song? Soaring joyously through the . bell-like notes of Delibes’ lyric, Barrientos makes music more musical by the matchless cadence of her voice. Arecord in which the great soprano of the Metropolitan Opera sur- passes herself, 49151—$3.00. Will Close Out Wednesday Women’s High Cost Dresses | At Extraordinary Reductions "Holy Night” enshrined in Gerhardt’ voice. “Silent Night, Holy Night’” sings Gerhardt’ sreverentvoice in the very spirit of the star- lit hills and wonder night of long ago. A record you will surely want forChristmas Eve. 58246—$1.00. “*Tdreamt that I dwelt in marble hails.’” Only the wistful ten- derness of Lucy Gates’ voice could add to the beauty of this well-loved song, i About 185 Smart Afternoon and Dance Dresses of Radium Taffeta, . Georgette Crepe, Charmeuse, Velveteen, Jersey, Tricotine and Serge, trimmings of beads, braid, ‘silk and metallic embroidery and fur. Taken From Our Regular Stock Formerly sold to 50.00 | } Reduced to 28.00 | Also About 125 Women’s Dresses | A5993—$1.50. Peet and Peasant Overture, By Afternoon and Street Models of Silk, Velvet and Cloth. the Chicago Symphony. Columbia Grafonola } A5991—12-inch, $1.50. Price $215 Reduced to 15,00 New Columbia Records on Sale the 20th of Each Month Columbia Graphophone Company, New York