The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1918, Page 5

4 Was rescued from 4 dente ei dn DHID LOYALISTS: ATTACK GERMANS ~ {A SIANY CITIES Crowds in Fremont, Canton and Columbus Force Anti- Americans to Kiss Flag. COLUMBUS, O., April 2.—Growing t pro-Germanism was activity agal marked In Ohlo by work of Volunteer Vigi cittes last At Fremont, nee Committees In half a dozen nigh Fred Kolbe, tailor, Lynching was threatened when he refused to kiss the Amer-' a crowd by the! Emerson, Neb. was texen by @ crowd [in of citizens to the edgo of that town, where he got a coat of tar\and feathers last Saturday night because he was sald to have told Red Cross workers that he owed nothing to the United States. ac- cording to report here to-day. ko is satd to be an enemy alien. po RP hd DRIVE ON ENEMY ALIENS AWAITS COMPLETE LIST Situation in New York Is Alarming, Says Deputy Aitor- ney General Wallace. There will be no organized drive \amainst delinquent enemy aliens in and} around this port until the registration lists compiled by the Federal, State and Police Departments have been accu- rately verified, William Wallace Jr Special Deputy Attorney General, who | directs the activities of the New York Schop- Not Jens Ses THE EVENIN complete, the total number of delin- quents will be surprisingly few. a Archbishop of York Prays tn Senate for Victory. WASHINGTON, April 2.—A prayer for victory of the Allied arms, a “last: ing and righteous peace” and for the to-day in t jenate Cosmo Gor York by the Right Rev, Archbishop of CONSTANT PAIN men “defending the cause of truth and " Freedom in. the eirtut’ baule’ beng | f ‘Siamped on @ Shoe Means Standard of Merit waged across the seas was made @ WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL Sa a, 49 fAMMEYE 34" St. New York. GOOD LOOKS TH pretty Pumps in the Shoe Shops cer- tainly catch the eye and give one the im- | AFTER EATING Correctedby ‘‘Frult-a-tives’’ |Knemy Alien Bureau, declared to-day that {t would be necessary to complete the checking wp of the lists before he could take organized action. Every hotel proprietor in an@ around pulse to buy. But—good looks do not always reflect good wear and satisfaction. The Tortures of Dyspepsia We know that the Cammeyer kind have good looks—and—a jmonth later still have them, which means that they are well made, too. ST. MARTIN'S “For two years I suffered tortures from Severe Dyspepsia. 1 had con stant pains after cating; pains down THE NEW SERPENTINE PUMP. » James MeCreery & Co. ESDAY & THURSDAY 5th Avenue ON SALE WEDNI Japanese and SUMMER RUGS New Shipments Arriving Daily j 34th § American Made A profusion of novel weaves; newest and most attractive designs; suitable — for every requirement in a Summer Cottage, Town or Country House. These Rugs were purchased over a year ago to insure prompt delivery also to” reduce the cost to a minimum-therefore the present prices compare favorably with those of last season. Rag Rugs from Japan Dainty Japanese Rag Rugs, woven of fresh new Cretonne materials in pleasing shades. Colonial Rag Rugs Old fashioned American Rag Rugs—the styles of our forefathers reproduced. team flag, the police arriving in time New Tork witl be asked to supply the (1) tudes and buck) and horrible bitter Conny an Ba 0628 Kika 2.75 | R.O2 Bit. pccccccccccesss AGO SE ; a T TRUEY oar aac enemy allens in his employ. Mr Wal-| stuff often eame up in my mouth. | f 5.50 and 7.60, oe 8 x6 ft TTT ehh cain: K es 6 ft. .2.25 to 6,75 © evidence of their patriotism publicly. | Mrction will be interned me. But as soon as I started taking | P | 6 6.50 to 24 Mote than 100 tee! mill employees | “try 'prq ton by wen «| Fruitea-tives’ (or Fruit Liver Tablets) 6x oft. | bs | took Willie ne of their NUM- | enemy allen situation + New | [ began to improve and this medicine, Sz 10Tws.. h 8 -8.50 to 32.50 ber, to the p quare in Canton | York {6 not in the leas ming, and| made of fruit juices, relieved me when OS 18 Hetiisevss 19.75 9 9.25 to 37,50 and forced him to salute and kiss the 'the enemy alien laws are generally well | everything else failed.” i] colors after alleged unpatriotic re- | observed.” raid Mr. Wallace. Federal officials declare that the ru- MRS. HUDSON MARSHBANK.| & Oval Rag Rugs marks. ragast adh lal ad - a ‘Three bu: persons In sixty | TOred mhoui ne oo ity wpgerated, | , 60¢ a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25 Quaint Rush Squares in Natural and Black; automobiles 1 thirty homes of /*0s"that tn their best belief, with the | At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIV Reminiscent of “Ye Olde Colonial Days” may be cut in any length or width. jewed ns in the Coshoc~ | check-up of the three princi Advt an ideal Summer cotta lists stitt Pimited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y Rug; firm, heavy | 9x 12 ft.........06 Wren... 39.50 fy yl and eo | aoa — wo weave; durable and artistic. # to estate ad’ hina the OIG f ec ceeeeeces+ 39.78 and 44,50 Oval Rush Porch Rugs = © Doors were broken in at sev- | 9 ft... er 6) ee | terete lsc rime) ier, WRI me tm eee | a Cry roe ana | Artistic and weatherproof. homes and a fire company was , 5 40h ‘ aseeatar jf 7 meraerere 7 eniled to aid in getting one family | cae | Ht out. A patrol car of pollee officers | MGR Crest titiiacertinenc ven 5.75 3x 6ft. trled unsuccessfully to break up the | i | erowd, | At a me t night the Colum. | bus Boar Education ordered Extra Special ; -100 WORSTED WILTON RUGS 44.50 An unusually attractive assortment of high-grade Rugs in a variety of choice patterns and beautiful colorings; suitable for any room “FURNITURE WEEK” Semi-Annual Sale of MeCrcery ‘‘Master-Made’’ Furniture rman in ail clty schools 5th Avenue Commencing Wednesday, Apri! 3rd 34th Street | Unparalleled Sale | 1000 TOP COATS For Men and Young Men | $15.50 regularly $18.00, ed here last night | 5 ducked Dr. nneman. a physician, in a ordered bim out of town was also mado the centre Size 9x12 ft. regularly 67.50 of automobile headlights own section and forced to Kise the dag. daubed the stores of Re- | r with yel- of the for- ‘agreed to ‘a watch- tch his Beaten and Tarred After Boasting of| Germans. | 8, Pa, April 2— MEKEES ROCKS | a dartender, who Adolph Fulmer, honsted about the German West Front nd feathered by al citizens, after | and compelled to s. ne 3 kiss the American F° Three Northwent Citt in Schools, SPOKANE, Wash., April 2.—Within twenty-four hours three cities in the! Northwest, through their Boards: of ducation. have voted to abolish the veaching of the German language fn. the ublic schools. They are Walla Walla, Wash. and Great Falls and Helena, Bont. oo 20/00; 22.00, 25.00 Concerts in German Are Bi Three-piece Library Suite, as illustrated; frames of Solid Mahogany; upholstered in Damask; with loose spring cushions. 232.00 cegularly Sai Pieces sold separately as follows: : regularly 165.00, 123.50 | Arm Chair 55.00 53.50 Arm Rocker regularly 75,00, A special purchase of the entire made-up surplus ded at a meeting called te Maennerchoere #) and attended was taken ea launched b; 1 a concert stock of one of the largest and most prominent Sofa regularly $2.50, manufacturing tailors of high-grade Top Coats for of ek. men and young men offered at unusual savings. er Nebraska Banker, uN, Neb, April %.—Rudolph aid to be a wealthy banker of More than Half of the entire lot are A wonderful assortment of swagger Top Coats—knee or three-quarter lengths in Slip- eT —UvU.S. ARMY Uniforms and Equipments LEGGINGS FRENCH SHOES FIELD BOOTS RUBBER BOOTS SERVICE FLAGS RAINCOATS on, belt all around and convertible collar , HATS AND CAPS models; a wide choice of patterns in neat BEDDING ROLLS SAM BROWNE BELTS LIBERTY BELTS DUFFLE BAGS | COLLAR ORNAMENTS ) i cS FOLDING BASINS Q other articles of uniforms and equip. ARMY & NAVY STORE CO, Inc. Largest Outfitters Army and Navy. 245 West 42d St., New York North Side of Street, wy & Sch Av, Phone Bryant 6035, mixed effects. Queen Anne Model Suite, as illustrated; made exclusively for James McCreery & Co. ef * Solid American Walnut. Suite includes Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension and Side Tables, five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair 475.00 regularly 625.00 } ‘Ten-piece Renaissance Model Dining Room Suites made of Solid Mahogany; hand-carved, 775.00 — regularly 1,000.00 ‘Ten-piece Louis XVI Model Dining Room Suites made of Solid American Walnut....... regularly 450.00 Ten-piece Louis XVI Model Dining Room Suites finished in Brown Mahogany... regularly 450. 00 | April Sale HOUSEFURNISHINGS The man who wants a Top Coat for the cool early Spring days or to keep dry during the April showers will find here just the type of Coat for which he is looking and at a price that carries sub- stantial savings; sizes 34 to 44. ae WRIST. WATCH EXTRA SPECIAL seh ne aI bold Ash, golden oak finish; solu brass polished hardware; provision A 3 ; | chamber white en. d, with A Limited Quantity of | removable wir shelves and, drain | | pir inches ‘high, inches 5 rns BD : : . wide and 1915 inches deep; ice | ‘Kenreign’’ Top Coats, especially suitable for Penalty 10 bs. i 7.50 | regularly 26,0 Automobile wear 2. “Hotpoint” Vacuum Cleaner with Universal motor, which will operate on direct or alternating 182 Broadway, N.Y. current; switch in handle, Com Fst, 1801 plete with all attachments. e regularly 38.50 30.00 ; Kreamer’s Oval Wash Boller; aERHGh PABEAD made of NXXX charcoal tins with a is ., extra hea copper betto NDALL'S Every Garment Weatherproofed <a iad on PSpr KNEE TA MEN’S CLOTHING DEP’T FIFTH FLOOR No. 8 regularly 25 Oval Cloth Basket made of hest Willow,—27 inches long; 17 inches wide. regularly 2.00 1.50