The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1918, Page 23

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH Handful of the Battalion’s Woman Soldiers Caught Unarmed in a Wild Mob of Frenzied Bolshevik Rioters, Are Pursued, Fired Upon, and Find Themselves Unatle to Escape. My: Own Experiences In the ‘Battalion of Death’’ By Eva Zaintz CHAPTER V.—In the Hands of the Mob in the we are all assombled there we will return to the barrack We did as she ordered. A group of curious people observed us of them were laughing, some uttering marebed away. 3 at once.” We were moving toward the Pushkin. statue, of that name. There we had arranged to rendezvous with of the battalion, returning to camp. Unforiuna very centre of the disturbances of the night, ft neared in the stre ly, unknown to us. Long before we the statue the firing startled and alarmed us the Neveki Prospekt ipon us “Wom reamed y Use + Maret 10. Deva ZAINTZ g firing grew nally we A& we proceeded 1 the sound of volle disciplined so SHUBERT {3 Woo Bway o arto us. As we stood there, irre party of r . a block away, OREY, Ve LITTL y | 48TH Ni Wear, Eig rs of tl »> | MOROSCO ¢ BlowesT CON LOMBARDI, other's he shelter BROADHURST = 4! EMILY STEVENS iy dh uApONS: By ALAN DALY mob followed us. The of what threaten We w men tion blood in our veins ww mer no more, bi Meipless, At last @ | by one of quick succe 1 no response from us. firearm amongst us. I ‘iad grasped | Nussa’s hand. Jt wos trembling irl beside mo stumbled against me for support. ¢ was praying in a whisper. We Dur steps. The mob, enh d by our tactic and finding that no answering ¢ tcame from our ranks, ‘They not yet, trated our secret. They t of some sort and kept darkness of doorways. that the soldiers might be with | thelr fire to make it more effective. | But again and again, with jncreasin, frequency, their p One caine BuOU We atl GIRL 0" rhe 1 halts Wo had not a CORT Mats & war, oe Wed & CASINO ® with Ke COMEDY. WASH. At tha Bad ner in t She shi 6 B, DE REVERE DEAD. Ri Alesaad S$ Th fya, ai Mande butt Lhe Bent ere h PU NCH & juby in this enty-seven year # first venture wa French's THE LOVE “MILL and there v 1 hat of wil a Tyas beasts in thelr g. Wi ee ‘ Eva to saw us, their leaders shou ne |B Th ngs and the me t ~ : t upon ea | i Abad : a a <M} ive side street. From their shouts | - Sna_ execrations knew the a 4 IMIS The Gipsy Trail” uniforms had misled them and tha ‘ they believed they had encountered # PLYMOUTH i \ patrol of regular soldiers LONGACRE Fr Vo began slowly to retreat. Skulk- Pe 4ng tn the darkness from doorway te YES OR NO rit doorway, the bolder members of whe | — eed IME: in THE MANONNA FLO- FLO wees Som sound of rifle Jt seemed to come from the direction of 1 ' « of wolves they were 4 / a ee we 2AINTtT2 @ more frequ sionally we could distingui 4 of vol F ' firing, proving that r+ y ’ diers were in battle with the rioters. |f =~ then ) Girl Also we heard, for the first time for . re, many of us, the death tattoo of m w ; om chine guns. aused at a strect| agg intersection to consult, Our leader away, Bs. 8.18 naka LIONEL "4 Us THs thought we had our way ‘ aireaiy y to the cam han at Bareymore *, i, |Copporhaad tempt to keep our rendezvous at the | f 44TH ST, Pe" : Pushkin statue, We ¥ unarmed, MAYTIME . and o} ont unprepared A thab acs fos for combat sound of firing and{ the clamor of the mob was now quite | art 2. ere. 9 sir, £0. PLAYERS in streets at once ended the interest of our party in the moving pictures we bad iT: news of the Bolshevik uprieing and the riot ‘ been watching, It was imperative that we at once leave the, theatre and be ready for any call to duty that might come, Oge woman among us was one of the petty officers of our oon : he took the eituation in hand at once. “Leave the theatre quic @aid, “two and three ata time, Wait at the door for each other i a rude expressions of ridicule aa we other soldiers that point was the h, as yet, the fact was “Keren. REARN Pvurtceneh Street West of Fifth Avenue A Wonderful Sale of Thousands MEN’S SHIRTS | For Saturday Only E use the word “wonderful” HESE were purchased sev- advisedly because we have eral months ago, another carefully shopped at _— other : ‘ sales of MEN'S SHIRTS, and example of our cash buying * . ban, > Lad Py apes . this sale is truly “wonderful 6 facilities—thut is why you are m comparison lo the values offered elsewhere—at similar able to buy them at about to sale prices. day's wholesale cost Dimities, Mercerized Cords, | White Mercerized Poplins, cto | with various styles stripes in every wanted color. ‘Soft cuff 6 button ocean pearl front. Leery shirt new and clean ~all qeet splendid workmanship Special Tables on Main Floor fine Cloths, Fabrics ground Pebble elly Jacquards, Armures, Nov . PHOTO WA PHOTO PLAYS. nee dU Mal k Se ey PLAYS. AN ADEM nisi o 14TH re at IRVING PLACE + TO-DAY AND SATURDAY ELK PHOTO PLAYS FIRST EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATION THEATRES. EMPIRE (ns. 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BELASCO Ws (ga ot. « & CHARITY. faa : POLLY PAST “REPUBLIC THEATRE, — taxe Women's War Mele COHAN & HARRIS S\0" 2 A TAILOR-MADE MAN ELTINGE Woe yheer’ Business Befo ye Pleasure & Mon, Carr, PECIAL MATINEE of EVERYMAN TUPSDAY with Barney Berna FRED, STONE" LANTERN PARK ' o . 3) ARVN ANAT WELODRAMLY 02 AYS | LEAVE HKAL ER “The beast of Berlin’ Theatre, Broadway at 41-st St TO-MORROW NIGHT Saturday Evening at 8.30 IVOLI PACK PICK EE AT POPULAR PRICES NOW PLAYING The Greatest Drama of the Day, || “Wht Rogues Fall ou" WATC Hes > : ‘, 52° 8} Weekly inrnoacr | : 4 Tee #4 b 95022 ¢ | Weekly! sarunoey raid shine, AEN Be Sieh, four OENTI Ak, Cae AON wre “ALIAS JIMMY Don't Fail to ROA OW 87 3t hs ACO Read what the leading news say about it. to eurt of eruk VAUDEVILLE on S, a) iL oa Og BL [feta tt wb ko dene more than RaiveseG REDIT 560-5’ Ave, 415°) 293 EDITH WYNNE MATTHISON 8, 1918. HEARN Fourreenth Street Wort of Fire Avene — Again, SATURDAY with Its SPECIALS The Special Consideration Is Given to the School Girls and Boys—and Hal-Holiday Folks Easter but 19 Shopping Days Away A Sale Untrimmed Hats Misses’ Frocks Taffetas and Crepe de Chines— navy, new blue, gray, old rose and green—tunic skirt or frilled skirt—smart blouses, with Geor- gette collars, self or Georgette Shoal, cic. 13.50 Spegal Misses’ Frocks at 19.75 Come in Crisp Taffetas, navy, new green, Copenhagen, mulberry and black—showing bolero effect, with Georgette collar by way of trimming—corded, ripple or tunic. Smart Serge Frocks, 29.75 Developed in Serge—one a suit model, has full rippled peplum and broad crushed belt—~a coat model built on straight lines— plaited side peplum—slot seams and becoming shawl collar, with white pique vestee. Finer to $49.75. Successful! And because our re cent sale of these, hats was such an over- whelming success we're going to repeat it for the benefit of those who found it impossible to attend Fresh assortments offe many new variations of the poke, mushroom, roll-brim, — military sailor models medium and close-fitting sizes. New Wreaths Women’s Attractive ‘ flower and fruit. combinations reg. $1.57 & $1.55, 1.17 sy if Neckwear A7 STRAWS Milan-Lisere, Blue, Taupe, Red, Purple, Milan Hemp Brown and Black Hats trimmed free vf purchased with trimming material. Just for Young Girls Daintiest new things for Spring are ready. Some of the New Frocks Ginls’ Taffeta Frocks, 9.94 Girlish models in Empire effects COLORS A remarkable assortment of col- lars in sailor and Peter Pan ef- fects, also Collar and Cuff Sets— 'n organdie, Saturday’s Rug News selected — for Family's Shop- Leaders spec Saturday, the ping Day.” Surprising as well-known we low prices. ments of every at surprisingly New Bolero Frocks Special 6.43 Seamless Wool Wilton Rugs fronveralle tenbecidioed a soce Seamless Woo on Ru ront—si embroidered — collar rt close weave with a amooth vel- and pockets Navy, Hague fart habeererith hone aad ee vet nurface--an attractive ussort~ Blue and Rose—10 to 14 yrs pockets—cording at waist line ment of styles and colorings, in- cluding blue and rose Flapper Models for Giris Rose and Copen. 8 to 14 yrs. ox12 ft value $38.50. 38.50 Special 4.66 Girls’ White Frocks val. $36.00, 29.50 This particularly adaptable style Ss ial 5.88 | value $24.00. 08.97 for the hard-to-fit girl hus full pecia: kilted skirt of striped gingham with contrasting pluin-eolor chambray waist—interesting yockets are trimmed with pearl suttons as well as the waist 2 and 14 year sizes Any number of tho prettiest models in sheer organdy, fine lawn and voile, as well ay ‘net fine lace, embroidery, tucks and ribbon sashes trim them very effectively. 6 to 14 years. Axminster Rugs h & Sons—high pile uit every room patterns to 3410.6 fc. - value $2 7.6x 9 ft.—vulue $2 An unusual size, 11é Best Grade Axminsters Bx12 ft. in because of uw _ special New Coats purchase value 17.30 — —— 25 per cent, Tews than to- of Girlish Simplicity dny's marke a doxe styler, including «1 i Ave here in an unusually attractive assortment developed in overs and large medallions. all plithe: favored materials for Spring—specially featured for Saturday: For the Girl Special 6.92 Throw-Around Rugs. Ayminster Rugs— + || 86x72-—our reg. $6.75 For Little Sister Special 5.24 5.04 1.o7 247 Good looking Coats in shepherd | Pretty models in black and 2.07 check fubrics—Belted—convert> p White checked fabrics — lined 2.07 throughout—silk or pique col- 4,6x6.6 ft 9.07 ible collar, pockets lars~-pockets—6 and 8 year Brussellette Hall and | Stair 8 to 14 years sizes. 27 do p . ’ : ‘ Farpeting Lam ue os Girls’ Spring Coats up to 22,94 New Corsets Correct in silhouette-—dependable in make. oe / Women’s Tenderfool : for All Occasions Easter prompts an ¢ New Stoch of Shoes Fine Batiste Corsets Long hip model--medium bust-— embroidery trimmed~ 19 to 27—our reg. $: 50 184 becoming more An Early ‘ tion of Spring Shoes popular every season. ot Shoes are Those who have worn them a s repeat and bring their Misses’ Corsets friend Smart styles and conser ative es with the same Specially designed to give perfect comfort-giving qualities. Prices reasonable. Only excellent freedom to the youthful figure |] quality leather used in the manufacture of these 'Tenderfoot 8 Shoe Specialti including Arch »port Shoes for Weak ita Feet, ‘lan, Pat Leather or Genuine White Buel Kskin, Fancy Brassieres Genuine Gray Buckskin, High Cut Lace $ Gennine Pretty eyelet design--heavy lace White W able Kid, High Cut, Lace Shoe: W hite Canvas yoke—button front model, rein- Vane Ai Broad ‘I Low Heels Good-Looking Shoes forced under arms—sizes or Oxfords for it n- Growing Girls’ Lace Shoes U4 to 48—our reg. $1.00 TA or Pumps in Ble Tenderfoot Ox ford Wome fan Calf Tend i tips, light welled sole 4 ‘ NING SPECIALS Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P.M. ray bu ted © Orde New Spring Silks Figured Charmeuse 40 inch—new designs and kind, attractively MGR 3794 P 10 to 17 yrs 6.85 {$1.18 Girl’ Tub Dresses 88 colorings 225 ir iar = min pane | va Crepe Meteor Vs’ CLOVHING 4 ae aw ta 40 inch—soft, dull }23 & 25 ct. New Ribbons 18 tease and ‘69 Nada $16.00 & $18.50 Young Men's Suits 18 50 | Ta in wide variety 1.95 nob and sa Crepe de Chine | Girls’ Dark Tan Lace Shows pe weave-in full Ju dark colors, svod i HELP WANTED—MALE. en Mantatlan ‘; \ wat a0 $3.00 : ‘ Maz DRAUGHTSMEN-wWanted [ Tcheer ip Wet, (A COLOSSAL SPECTACLE aihta’ i Smart Taffetas designers, detailers and | py. : , ARDEN&f "LAH 35 y, ny | $3.30 Men's Sweaters 40 inch--plaids and stripes in tracers exporie t in me ’ . AMAZING : eer re Bi ‘ Light 136 1 wid oma many attractive combinations hanical or electrical work; $ AES ERGY : Neel | and of new Spring shades 2 mite experience, age and -NAIDDODROME. VANDERBILT } ai W BURLESQUE. D "on CREDiy 3S 37 MAIDEN LANE peCORBETS s@LCOND I Bre r 2 salary expected; permanent CH LOOK! BURLESOU aeRieate 4g ag [SHO Extra Sire Petticoats " Soft Satins positions, Address M.S, 268 OL UMBIA RAYE sioe Dally ovatar - OLYMPIC ~ MAT. DAILY $40) Pine Ralacoale. »: Sarah aR? f eated flounce, 85 inch—heavy wesve, new colore pay i ROSELAND GIRLS WIL MCIEY vomle Wanva Wonk WONDERS Lait [THRGHIS Kam HOMVIAMI|vonco WaNra Wonk wencane socal ial slotaldal lS, PEST ATH A ERORR Fiane ~light und dark ae