The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1917, Page 4

Rowan,» yt and Janis Garrett Johns gears old, who war blin BLIND AND HALT PALS DIE. fi Baby's Walking Shocs Ages 2 to 4 years #3.00 VAS PV EWAN WURLY, FRU aOUAY, NUVEMBER 22, 1917, orneya and for years Norweainn Steamer Foonders. each ot to tT. it, Nov. 22,—The forth, longitude a4 reported by Capt. 0. ‘ port with fifteen w to-day, One lites! of the crew Im minsing. | ReolTERED AMSTERDAM, Nov. For Children 1 to 10 Years of Age other An Entirely New Shoe Designed to arty Protect—not Correct Healthy, Normal Little Feet. were bound threats, An ounce of prevention ts worth a pound of cure. Many shoes have been designed to correct deformed feet. Why not a shoe to protect normal feet? The need is to protect, not to correct. as they are, You can’t improve on nature, but you LR ge BL bh 8 can protect its normal growth. ‘This is just what the Specialist Shoe does. Pat, applied for Designed bya doctor who ia a specialist and the recognized head of the Orthopedic profession. It isascientific modern shoe. Made of the highest ality tan leather. It distributes the weight of the foot evenly, allowing plenty of room fordevelopment. Why have other than the best Specialist design your children’s shoes? It is— Scientific without being freakish. Roomy without being loose fitting. Designed by a man of science, not a cobbler, Comfortable and good looking. they stuck to thoir guns. JOHNSON'S EXEMPTION ular in Washington. mn for players Johnson's sug big league bas the beginning of ficial view Marshal General's office to-day. An Insurance against foot ailments. A firm understanding for the future. precedent." dren's Shoe Shop—Third Floor | Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Streets Col ers. Ruppert, employer Is Profits to Be Eliminated : ON ALL SOROSIS SHOES For thirty days, ‘‘Sorosis Shoes’’ will be sold plus actual selling expenses. Sale commenced November 19th. at cost Monday, This sale includes all of our Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, consisting of the well-known Sorosissta- ples as well as the latest and most ultra-fashionable styles. The object of this sale is to insure continuous em- ployment at the Sorosis factories during the coming Winter. Among the employees are wives and depend- ‘ents of those serving our Government and fighting for ———————_—————————— a our Country. Similar Sales Will Be Held in all Large Cities. Sold Exclusively in New York City by James MeCreery & Co, Sth Avenue S4th Street SET TIRPITZ REGRETS POLICE ORDER 1,500 WILSON WAS NOT GERMANS TO QUIT | DEFTED AT START CITY WATERFRONT |“Things Would Have Reen Plans for the Internment. of Different,” Declares the Ad- | vocate of Ruthless War. 22.—"Amer- | lca's entry Into the war te disad- vantageous to us In moral and many "aald Admiral von Tir- German Minister of Ma- reasing a meeting of the fled by the police this afternoon to at Dresden, ckoned with the fact can trust magnates Jesire our defeat, "L regret that we did not remain | actual enforcement of the new regu- firm In the face of President Wilaon's | /ationa designed to bar every enemy If we had done #0 things | allen from restricted districts probably would have been very dif- ferent, but now we must take them | been received here, “We “LT would point ont that from a| ference with Commissioner Wooda, military viewpoint America’s entry into the war Ja of little significance to, about the Federal Buliding being that us, because it js the tonnage ques- | The Admiral expreased regrets that | Germany had been late in using that |been chafing under the delay In get- “powerful economic weapon,” the U|ting thelr printed instructions, and boat, but sald that notwithstanding | there are reports to the effect that a all the counter-measures which the| number of incidents which occurred delay gave Britain time to develop, the Germans would be successful if PLAN IS REJECTED Baseball President's Idea to Save Star Players for Game Unpop- WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—That Ban emption of “‘ahould be js end," was the of- expressed at the Provost John- son's idea Wan extremely unpopular | with General Crowder's closest adviners | ind was rejected aa “the worst kind of | Jacob Ruppert to-day added a] protest against the plan sugested by Ban Johnson for asking the Kovernment «rant special exemptions to ball play- Japt. Huston is now in France help- tng his country win the war," sald Col president of the New York | American League Club. “I certainty am not in favor of aaking exemption for a ‘ball player while my partner and their sking his life in service,” Women Enemy Aliens Are Being Considered | | | About 1,500 Germans who have bean working under permits on West and South Streets, between the Battery und Twenty-third Streets, were noti- get off those waterfront thorougn- fares as quickly as they got their be- | longings together, this being the first While the new regulations have not United States Marshal McCarthy, following a con- Jecided to act at once, the report ho was moving as the result of tele. | phonte Instructions from Washington, It is Known that local offictals have in the Inst ten days prompted to-day’a step. It was decided that the quickest way to get in touch with the Ger- mans was to have the police do the work by precincts. While this work was in progress tt was understood that the officials were| trying to decide to what extent enemy allens living in apartmenta on River- | side Drive, between 72d and 145th Street, would be included in the new barred zone decree. No secret was made of the fact that Germans in apartment houses in the vicinity of 79th und 96th Streets will be compelled to get out. A great amount of Government business in| 5th Avenue transacted on the piers and along th fo waterfront at these points It is said that an in Government agents many wealthy German ments facing the ri have an unobstruc thing going on in activities. The report turne veatigators called fact that score nesses and nurses em) iiles on the upper west great deal of their time fata in apart- | where they f every Drive. Many of shrewd observers the and tion to transmit valu Ei to Individuals wh 4 to the enemy. { It Is believed some of eases have bee Women have n internment rule but it is unders' authorities are cons ment to the re provide for the man women #\ against the Uni Protestant Synod Favors Nattonat| Prohibit PHILADELPHIA tons favoring natic adopted to-day by of the Gynod of the I 1 Province of Washing utions set forth that lever that the course of th Government in its endeavor & use of Ih before a! whether a national prob ment is not de clusion, and the National F the synod go on vor of the proht ture of alcoholic other than sacram: medicinal, tn- dustrial or aciontifi ring the period of the war.” _ | Americans in rma Rounded Up in France. PARIS, Nov. 22—More than 2 young Americans wearing the uniforms of am- | bulance drivers have been row up recently by the American m -| thoritics, The numbe ft ports were taken and @all at headquarter Informed that th branch of the or they would be where they wou! Cireumstances jor by ita arraed DEDEDE AR ————— | Kills Babes and Tries to Die Grieving for Wife, SULLIVAN, Ind, Nov 2—De- spondent because of the death of his! wife two months ao and hie own {ll-| |B health, David Johnson, a miner, to-day shot and killed hia two baby girle, Doro: || Baseball Manager Who Killed INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Shay, _for Christmas turned the gun againat hig own] Shay shot and killed a ni nle and pulled the tri , inflicting} a local hotel cafe the nii Pinjucteg ed the trigmer, InSenne | taat. Bhay contended he _> defense. (nba To Adhere T ueaphic Con HAVANA, Nov. 22, measure, will adhere to Neuro Goes Free Nov. 22.—Dan former manager of the Kansas Iwaukes American Asso all clubs, wae found not ury at 9.30 this morning cond 1912. of 6 degree murder. ] resolution to this effect, Art Novelties Many attractive holiday gifts are to be found in this department. Fitted Sewing Box of Leatherette, satin-lined, $3.95. * Leather Auto Necessity Case, $3.50. Oriental Glass Tray, Peacock and Gold Lace-trimmed, $2.25, 3.95 and 5.00. Party Bags, fancy French-trimmed, it an assortment of colors and styles, $1.95 to 7,50. Round Taffeta Lantern Bag, Gold Lace and Beetle Wing trimmed, $8.50. Vanity Bag, Satin, fancy trimmed, 50c. Bird Teapot Holder, Blue or Black, 75c. Knitting Pin Protectors, Sterling Silver, $1.00 to 3.50. Satin Sachets, assortment of colors, 50c, to $3.50. Handkerchief, Veil and Glove Cases, large assortment with Madeira embroidery, 75c. to $3.50. It Pays To Do Your Christmas Shopping Early. Fifth Ave., 34th & 33d Streets thy, three, and Emma, fifteen montha, | | dames NicCreery & Co. ON FRIDAY AND These Four-in-Hand Scarfs English, French and American Silks and Satins in a very large variety of weaves, qualities and patterns. MEN’S FURNISHING DEPT.—MAIN FLOOR SATURDAY 34th Street Extraordinary Sale 12,450 MEN'S SCARFS This is an excellent opportunity to purchase Holiday Neckwear at a price below actual cost are made of heavy 108) phic convention signed in Londoa in ‘The Senate jast night gdopted w re, , res