The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1918, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1918. Ni f the President Wh 10,000 ENEMY ALIEN CASES | orn iota the ruuline or| eh US. WAROUTLAY «Te to Wed at the White House WOW UNER MQURY HERE <<" t= I.585, | omplaints by the Score Receiv = FA Al AurREDA.KoRN — NIWSIPON "ba ene POSLAM EXCELS 22s ANNOUNCES THE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL ABOVE BRITAIN’S ¢| ;| Investigated good. Oh, yes! But 3 | The extent ot the activities of Ger IN CONQUERING tt tastes a WHOLE man propagandists and spies in the TB | United ‘States was emphasized to-day LOT BBUTBR With —>—- ; S A | EK At Same Time Debt Is Only : Third as Large and Taxes ee ee eee ee ee ee es when it became known that more than 10,000 casea are under investigation by | $ | the Government Secret Service and | | intelligence bureaus in New York | | Many of the cases will be dropped. | Dut it te expected that a majority. will . ee Half as Much. + |Tesult in the prosecution or internment | ‘That results should show overnight OF MEN’S AND WOMEN’S + plone or more enemy aliens or dis- lig @ great deal to expect of any skin . x ae § | Government tnvesticators tind it ait-|Remedy—except Poslam. But Po- WASHINGTON, July 31.—America’s 9 ficult "to's evidence on which to| alam differs from all other remedies At Grocersand Delicatessen Stores Wat Gxpennes now are Pulining abou & | base prosec in possessing healing energy in a more | | Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St. N. Y. Smart Shoes RE TaN Riteat aE oma $ | tone ate Ae t0 Wat | concentrated and more active for. al onal: BigaGr Shan thon Zl posed of without publicity, the enemy | That is the reason why in stubborn Grent BeGlh, Ie wan ebown -to-we + | aliens being sent quietly to Internment | Keema it shortens the time of treat- Consisting of this season's exclusive styles In by comparison of Treasury reports 2] Among the Government, bran: ment and drives away minor troubles sed cHOWIY adad HORE Gand 3 | gamed’ in. the ‘work. are the *A before they become serious. ai unusually large assortment of low shoes at bepolrtleat a Ailes ela tests vy, Intelligence Bureaus. th It is a pacifying balm to angry, ir-| EET PY? | statement, Owing to the shorter iime taten Marahalscand the State Attoutes | Fitated surfaces we United has been in. the @ |¢ neral, Complaints or tips by the) Sold everywhere. For free sample Rring yours to us and tet é Was HOWENEE Teor Wasiouiat: ar HER f | frore are received at the different of- | write to Emergency Laboratories, 248| us make ‘em. happy! Our R d d ty thivd an laine a Olas Sires invostigated. | West 47th St, New York City PAINLESS treatments correct reatly Reduced Prices [s\n irs Force ee TT eee era peo arn Paka RMR tao Great Britain, and the individua >| jain to) fresher, better by the daily use of| * + burden of taxation in this country $| ovate one Poslam’ Soap, medicated with Postam. | DR. E. ROSE, Chiropodist Including Sports Shoes in a variety of combinations. Also naw is only about one-half as much ‘ LA CITY, July 31.—The!_ Adyt. 7 West 42d St.. 1 flicht. Hours 9 to @& ‘ ws it is in England $ el nite shoes in our custom sort ready to wed ‘ H novelty white Ly spond be gen =k Although the United States haa * largely superseded Great Britain as 505 FIFTH AVENUE at 42nd STREET | tio tnanciar reservior on which the other Allied nations draw, the age CES 99-95. 5-6-0.6-9- 8-6-9. 06.06. 06-9.00:0000-0-404-9666906900650 0000808 6 gute of sich loans by this co still is one-fourth les# than Great Britain's, The monthly cost of the war to the r 4 $ a, United States now is about $1,500,000, / 4 ° | 900, including loans to Allies, whilr ‘ f $ reat Britain's expenses are running ff ; eo é nh the neigh be vod of $1,000,000,000 a i é nth, The Un d States is spending . 440,000,000 & day, OF more Cat ho} : ; MADISON AVENUE=-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK £00,000, ne compared with Creat Belt per’. Witgon= : Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street | ain's * - : itor the war both nations ¢ z . ‘ ‘ ¢ > ected about the same amount of ta | Rb 8 28 446-4-4.0.04-4860O646 beaded WASHINGTON, July 31.—Next Wed-) members of the immediate families will 4 | nesday the White House will have its| be present HT + pantie third wedding of the Wilson ‘admin-| Miss Wilson is the daughter of fr. The Entire Stock of of Great | istration, Announcement is made from | and Mrs. Joseph R, Wilson of Balti- e Suits for Men 7 4 the Executi om that Miss Alice| more. The Rev. Mr. McElroy is pastor IN A GREAT WAR-TIME SALE | Jini ies) Ao: | Mon Baumer, he Predees aie teeny’ Saha eG| | Men’s Sennit and Split Straw Hats r year before sailing every year, approximately $1,000, | 000." Now Great Britain coll | 270,000,000 and the United ut $4,000,000,000, but th | tion in America ix dowble th : Ny about Sher reuore OY | bride of the Rev. Isaac Stuart McElroy : ona’ $22.50 and $25.00 Suits, now.....$17.50 or the amount which the | jp, phe ceremony will be performed by Sha dee, Wilson’ and Sites | (sizes incomplete) yuh by ed | the Rev. £8, McBiroy, D.D., pastor of on motored to Baltimore | $28.00 and $30.00 Suits, now... ..$23.50 Pe eeu vee ee otored to Baltimore FY now belt fra . ouns 4 | the Presbyterian Church of Columbus, o 4, her parents and the Rev. Mo-| $32.50 and $35.00 Suits, now.....$27.50 now sean ormnitt the House Way | Ga the father of the bridegroom. Only \ 1 | | | NINTH MEDAL FOR MINEIL| will be placed on sale to-morrow (Thursday) extraordinarily reduced, for clearance, to $1.65 each Kupp-Air-o-Weave Suits $15.00 to $28.00 Tropical Worsted Suits $17.50 to $28.00 “Bucky” Gets It Jast Ninth Child | bes 836; deficit, after decrease, $1,165,030. Silk Suits and Flannel Suits. . . ... $22.50 to $35.00 “Bucky,” otherwise re Monell, (Or ey ees ee eee eee’ cabs Cool Cloth and Mohair Suits... . $12.50 to $20.00 | six years dockmaster of the Department! stock te aateble Bept. a te atock record < . stock ie payable Sept. 2 to stock record| southern Pac Genuine Palm Beach Suits ..... $10.00 to $15.00 |of Docks and Ferries at the Battery of Aug. g0. Preferred dividend of yr aha oa |landing, yesterday recelved from the! per cent. is payable Aug. 30 to stock pra | hands of the Benevolent Society of New peoord Aug. 6 road and wy Same A | York Marine Underwriters his ninth heaets “ | medal for life saving. Almost at the) Pittsburgh Steel Company—Regular | $1 075,000, = quarterly dividend of $1.75 on preferred |! . | same hour Mrs. Bucky” McNeil, in "tha (SbaNeall Home ae We. 4k0 stock, payable Sept. 1 to stock record Street, presented to the redoubtable lite Aug. 16 company has th ehild. | ckholders « stem—Report for Men’s Higher-cost Hats are now marked at the following greatly reduced prices: The Kuppenheimer House in New York, 1456 Broadway Broadway at 49th Street 44 E. 14th St. Eastern Steel Gompany—Usual quar- ee ee 279 Broadway phe tap epee pp eerie 47 Cortlandt St. colved is for the i oh vanes Gs! a oe oe on Lead transported maengers in aaving 70 passengers on and second preferred stocks; and 23 | X14, ~ | Save or Slave~Buy W. S. S, Regularly! One Monae a Seer ler anrstine: SLAIN MAN IRIED I a ia i vane ad Coes tA bad commen Oot, M6 N BURIED IN YARD reduced to $4.50, $6.75 & $8.50 t vig -avaitabie for vs. steot cor! 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Heink’s country residence at Grose |quarterly dividend of $2.4 share, pay-| mont near here, the body of Wilhelm ; F | nh tn Witten ead Able Sept, § lo glack record Aug, Vesthorn, the singer's gardener, was| 7 | } M d Hid Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company |discovered when his own dogs were ‘ i | ary Dining Regular quarterly dietdend of 3 per |found franticall Room Suite in ni. on the common stock, payable | 16. } Sept. 2 to stock record Au, American Wal- P pabauiyedes - | put. 10 pieces. E Erie Railroad — Report for six | irrios a sui P months shows gross earnings in- |“PPeared #ey ! ——-—_— 185 AIRY | ics sa oksiou3® inc $ se ote | sound Noi t Northern Railway ¢ SAGAMORE July 3t Six months’ gross earnings d ed | freight, stean 1 through $945,000; net operating deficit, $581, Cod Canal ran into the Sai 932; increase, $10,010,536. 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