The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 6

| SAYS ROUSEELT 34 Had No Co Sonference With | Goune Any One on Subject, He nat view. Declares, and \WWants None rertater Pp ko Mint FT have ) conference with any : na ving mar he subject of politios oe M t nt non lam 4 r si at this Bre TAP aS mereeminng ng on thest tr: y 1 Hb these word Rooseve aaicer dl@paissed all specuiat oe TELL OF “FIXING” FOR ARMY. th@ part be ma THE EVENING WORLD? FRIDAY, JULY 19, STATE LEADERS ASK T. R. TO RUN Trio of Leader rs Who Are Taking Prominent Parts at Saratoga . ‘SA ITALIAN PLANES UNDER D’ANNUNZID RAID POLA HARBOR Warships Stand Out to Sea Ready to Dash to Assist- ance of Flyers ROME, July 19—Fifty-four ialian airplanes, which wer 1 by speedy hydropianes, all th command of the famous t, Gabriel d'Annunzio, made a successful raid on he Aust n harbor of Pol ot dawn Wednesday, it was announced here - to-day F en Wie he unc Repu r party was first broadhed, Root em-| Five tons of bombs were dropped neWapaper men at the Hote! Langdon v Ne }run ers arrived to begin their day's la- 19 o'ctock ‘ hae Whitmanites had \aeir hopes ber ° a bana i Wed Ub W HILEE GOON Hy CHG aie] oe eee Warenipe: were Bal aoe Vent of a és afin nent that W. W. Cocks ana | Jg ea ready to dash tot th and his whole o ‘ornelina Collins of ‘Troy had had assistance of the bombing forces ond of forced ¢ « alk with ¢ Roosevelt nediate- | should any help be required Tis reported | ne] n [sine eft here yesterday « Cn ain Se oe . era is prepared Tues- em he would not be} tiny : ; |day night, when two airplanes made When he was show an es . ; kely je a | @n expedition over the cit and Published by the Herald e effect | | dropped bombs. This was for the that he would give out a statemen lee a ms purpose of throwing a screen about OM} politics some time to-day, the i in bin fay . ‘ithe real attack, which was to come 7 1 ny ‘ Barnes, 1 Root, United] Wel ; ee 1 Wha deedid hae y D 4) ia Senators Wadewottn and) ete ednesday's raid, therefore | f A peaker Thaddeus C Sweet, |completely upset the aerial defenses would be obliged if I were not quran haf by ki Ward Westchester The bombing was in reprisa @igturbed again to-day," he added. |” ; gel \ Wh Tanner hol Mur-|tacks on towns behind the | “Phere is only one thought in my the es li ‘ 5 a Henry W. Taft, Charles | fron mted and you know what that pba’ mix b D. Hillis, Harvey D. Hinman and an | | i 1 vw Y variant. Wheilald Air Raider Over Thanet ts Driven _ . Suffrage an » t tt t Back. | | | teat I lent Taft was the Before prices of diamonds went up, Lamberts laid | 1 pre etre ea rincipal speaker before the ven-| LOND! au hi tle ‘ aaa : jn a stock of fine ones, and that is why they offer to-day |) tions Commition. ‘rhe platrorm wa AP corned hal Cecce. Ga iss or hAdA WaetnIG to men in Khaki and to civilian bridegrooms-to-be j 1 unanimou 2 4 of Kent County, last even | a Te pont ad A me pues ‘ Democratic President | An official announcement says that olitaire Diamon niin hare uing conn eam aSeeseat Runa Ae, : oR a Pralptdariieseh FO nistration’s action and in- {Cine which oa to the | ° Ne aches WN Jaction, and, by legislation, enlarge ba sites | En a ement Rin S | vote of 32 to 13, the Nation's military preparations. | yeh ine cau wiioa], Relterating “his advocacy of an FOUR BRITISH Al AIRPLANES i kas ce cde army of 5,000,000 men, Mr, Taft tol at low prices. Whether you pay $10.00 for such g ring or any ri the a that ae ve de s that now is the time to } other price up to $1,500.00, we save you money You pay || ake dined. that he, waa| aise the great force needed to win * simply for a fine diamond and an artistic Lambert-made pd t In sympathy with the provision| {te War. With a Democratic Con mounting. You are not taxed for high rent nor fancy fittings [land that ne had not changed pis[&'S* Waiting the President's lead, Allied Aviators fant Up Munition | in the store nor do you pay part of middlemen’s profits | views on the suffray ¥ Tie] father than co-ordinating with th Factory at Rothem—kill 30 All Lambert diamonds are imported direct. Diamond |} iii not indicate what his course | Pxecutlys this will not be) in Ludwigshaven. {would be, in view of the platform | &complis the promptness ¢ , $25.00 up; three-stone rings, $35.00 up. ned by Lamberts, $75.00 up. deel Diamond cluster rings d apd diamond rings for men, $35.00 up. up patriotiam pray that $50 ; Wrist Watches Are $100 $200 $500 nA $150 $75 Loyal Comrades Your boy with the colors would appreciate a Lambert §watch. It would serve him faithfully on campaign and would I] him the time in the dark, for it has a bright face. $11 up Military khaki one with teed Waltham works Watches like this vice and not likely. to et out af order re splendid useful gifts for the men going to the a frofit This wateh BM has an unbreakable crystal, protecting a radium dial on and figures shine im terling silver case er wvelt have ticket For Governor—Theodore Roosevelt | alre of Nassau For which hands the dark. In $21.00. silver extension bracelet, Wrist watch, : solid 14-karat gold isolid gold extension brace- For At Net, steel springs, $26.50 to steel springs, $15.00. ton E. Lewis, the present incumbent > Wad Heiagesiae workntt “(he MaKe #$110.00. These are all Swiss For Secretary of State—Francis ing Wadsworth © Wrist watch, gold filled movements. We have sol Me Tune of St. Lawrence, SARATOGA, July 19.—There wer ely for enemy ma- with gold filled ex- 14-karat gold Waltham res : Biote Treasurer—Former | wild scenes n he « of the Ri encountered, We shot] ‘tension bracelet, steel wrist watches with solid yer Apert Marcus = M.| publican n ufternc © aud drove one down out} isprings, $15.00 to $25.00. 14-karat gold extension BiRitcAMay the neae incement of een ale aaa ae ee weet aeritit Met? y . Wrist watch, sterling bracelets, steel springs, | 11. pvelt slate came the meson cals eee Pree apa n4 0 ee elie Slag Iver case with sterling — from $30.00 to $90.00. big sensation of the morning. which Mivaniatiasconuniad| ond ‘ WHITMAN SAYS HE’LL RUN] Stites ator James W. Wadsworth. | 3,000 More Sh Workers Strike In ; William A. Orr, secretary of Gov, | Assembly District, Manhattan, dra-| HAVERHILL, Mass, July 19 ) ‘ : Whitman, heard of the convers + {matically called a tion to it eral thousand mi e ed Diamonds—Jewelry—Watches Spee raieleporeteerepturge tu A aire oat y tn dergandea |Bhoe Workers e threaten of other import. |that as inasmuch as Senator Wads ge neral strik (Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street ir wintian inant” meets | Movun nad, "Obstructed. the fren [tas bee 10. Foe Store Open Daily Until 6. into a telephone boo sf women” by 1 > support reeves ett States Hote he Federal suffr lday and that thei got in touch w Washington, he her | result In over 8,000 of the 15,000 of the Roc State Burlingame jr velt r which is THE HAGUE, July 19.—Two Ge isnifticant part | While ¢ man airplanes fell into the Nort the Sea and three others were wrecked aims in the war iia rae { that the Administration has [uring a combat between nine Ger- | rit de had the same success in forming |Mman and four British planes, it was the petitioners Practical war policies. He criticised |deelared here to-day | Ac AMBRE a |tleo the : dency of the Administra- | pespatches me Ai ion “to allow party considerations t atened with defeat y consid ons too | Lure declare A s bombed much sw 8 a t erious schism blew up y mportant ta Allied air raid amas lg lsh polit "| Rothem, ‘The ver ndicatec *\Tudwigshaven on July 11 killed 1in are the supporters of ; i thirty persons and wounded sixty that he will run that they | 2ential ne party af- | udy made up a tentativ of n and Michigan advices here state is follows County torney For Lieutenant Governon—Edwa a Schoeneck of Syracuse or Col. W. B Thompson of Westchester Comptrolien—A, of Kings General—Harold J.| Hinman of Albany County or Mer- | LONDON 19.—Three ¢ machines were destroyed by July ‘SUFRAGETE BANNER NEAR CONVENTION CLOSE: meni areca Five Women Struggle Aga t Men, were » Protect Streamer Assail- emy du aternre during Ju nen s and railway thrown 1918. 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