The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1918, Page 4

Hse RAI i » THE EVENING WORL Sweden, and exports from those coun- | BROUGHT BACK TO-DAY: PUAN OR FUNERAL | GERMANS AND SWISS AGREE. Teutons Will Allow Gords to Go to Neutral Nations. BERND, Sept. 19.—An agreement bas been reached between German and Swiss delegates concerning the tranait of Swiss exports and importa] Named to save Cont, throug! Germany, according to an of-| George Brown, er of the Pa ficial statement. Under its terms] Avenue, Majestic and Martha Wash Swiss cottons, silks and watches wili | ington Hotels, has been app n 7 | Director of Fuel Con be allowed to pass through Germany! toils by Mercer P.M. Roumania and Russia of various com- Dodities, but for the present Sgenment must be vidually ———_>- —— dealt with mee nd in te Di n Ho. Chief of a to Holland, Denmark, Norway and Conservation for New York c (Continued from First Page.) Bs Cardinal when placed pol it will be visible from all parte of the grea M Business Hours—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily we , | Po: where the THE NEW COLLECTIONS OF Senin At Valse th the Rev. Jose ph F ‘ FRANKLIN SIMON of the Holy Trinity 4 Church dign of the laity and religious organtz vals and p vate chapel wh official robes Suits ana Overcoats for Small Boys ARE A REVELATION The Variety is great and the Values are immense! came at ter eh the little pr body’ lay clad ir ' en Knights of St |Gregory, honorary paltbearera, were early arrivals. They were Morgan J O'Brien, John Agar, Adrian actin James Butler, Michael J Mulqueen, Dr. Thomas MeParlan and Dr, Quin lan. Many telegrams of sympathy have been received by Mgr. Lavelle. One from Bishop David Greer of the Episcopal church # typical of thoxe came from non-Catholics, The age read: é I have just learned of the ena ‘ |news of His Eminence, Cardinal Far- jley's death and am writing at once |to express my sympathy with you Jand the church over which he presid- % Jed so faithfully for many years, I |had a great personal regard for him % and his fine Christian character, His @ loss is not only to his gwn church | but to a great many persons outs!d his own ecclesiastic jurisdiction.” Kulogies of the late lamented ‘ Cardinal Farley were made by two Judges of the Courts of General 8es- sions this morning to members of the bar and the juries in their respective | ¢ \¢ hi | i. ql iy i t ee BOYS are big problems these days. We know whereof we speak, because where you have one or two boys to care for, we have thousands to con- sider. And knowing the tendencies of the times, we have done our utmost to assemble bigger varieties and better values than conditions would lead you to expect. Overcoats *975 to $2450 For small boys of 3 to 10 years A splendid range of models in plain and in mixed fabrics, with self or velvet collar, or fur-trimmed Warmly lined and sturdily tailored Suits 8675 to $1500 For small boys of 3 to 10 years jE ju n | | courts, Judge Malone in Part UL, Gen- | eral Sessions, pard tribute to the pre }late, his great record and long life | of services to his church and country. | @oa006 Gavegan, Persian Consul General Mgr. Keon of Philad Brien of Kalamazoo, Mich, re messages from all parts of United States abroad. and, in fact, everything timely for the boys’ comfort this Fall. opened in the church t to-morrow afternoon 1 will be opened for th Its tribute of respect While the body thedral will be kept yhia and some from Boys’ Shops —Fifth Floor ee re n the cortege halted at the , , Cathedral door thin afternoon the ; Tt i# expected that mo} body was blessed at the main en- Persons will Agee & trance before it was carried by priests |'"morrow and : in which Cardinal Par to the high altar. ’ h Fifth Aveaue—37th and 38th Streets There will be no cessation of cere. | MAG® to order of soli¢ monies and services until the body PF #peclal size becaus NY aated inten Cah crypt | P@ Placed on the Card Cardinal Gibbons h that he day, will attend th and it is expe ee ahaa Seaman Aad ated ee |the eulogy. Archbisho; |ano of Washington, gate, will be the | Three thrones ed, ono for C Buy Thrift Stamps Regularly — Best & Co. - Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Established 1879, celebr of purp: ral G for Mgr. | > an | Cardinal O'Connell of | The final and public | requiem, of which the John Bonzano, Papal | United 8 will be will For interment, the bc in the full pontifical the neck and sh linen amice, ‘The mitr | head and the pallium a |ders, Near the cataf *}) let hat with thirty tas be he Features Special for Friday & Saturday | | badge of the Cardinal \ | placed. After buria \ hung in the vault Hudson Seal és | beside that of Cari The hat is give ult below the ate yesterday m of th GAS FIGHT Asks I TAUPE DYED Nl TRIA COATS, sport modeis, belted effect. 195.00, 225.00 Ransom Case—New NATURAL NUTRIA SHORT MODEL f JACKETS—novel effects in trimmings. oe ae 165.00, 175,00, 195.00 Appellate Divisi At Saratoga in the 4 Albany Scarfs 25.00 45.00 65,00 35,00 45.00 Muffs 15.00 18,50 25.00 15.00 20,00 25,00 HUDSON SEAL NUTRIA what is known as the Fyps tisted as: Hudson Seal are fing, quality dyed. muskrat. TAT IK. bathe obi 4 . ae Ty reater You Never Pay More at Best's |e: the togen-datate w JN BI a eon ia aL Nee a m rdinal’s Favorite Picture, Judge laky in Part TV., General Tricotine, Serge, Satin, Georgette, Poiret Avahs Reneb tar Junior Norfolk, middy and military models, m | Sesai paid a similar tribute, Both BE 8 Bhotperept af tograph ree Resta aH toad Twill, Broadcloth. } Mirdbta. 9 ° Jude Abad Che Chel retwarha artey was taken on the u on his return from Porto Embr €0 tweeds, serges and velveteens. Designed and beg Wodab Pt bilo pare e the: New ‘Sark and: is e said Serge tailored under our personal supervision ee rc oras t telee| liter Hragos in the spring of 1914 “I don't like pictures of myself, 35 00 40 00 50 00 $38.50 Peso Adal i jay Dyer OLA When an enlargement of the as a rule, but I do like this one.” e. . e Mackinaws, Raincoats, Corduroy Suits, [Judge McAdgo, Judge Keogh, Judge) iy che casket vill not Cru anatal vikiake pen at all hours. ed he will deliver n Tuesday morning. 0 each Cardinal on| dandr | It had not been You will find, too, that all itching | » May 6, 1002, when the! and digging of the scalp will stop in-| N ‘se Avehbishop Corrigan was| stantly, and your hair will be fluffy, utr la zne nOAe oF Card nal] Justrous, glossy, silky and soft, and] : R z t of Archbishop Corrigan.” You ean get liquid arvon at any| Two favored furs for wear this season and this te the to Bal Cie caitvea ie All vane nee ae —in coats, capes, scarfs and muffs. , John Lugs ler mple remedy has never been known | WITH NEXT We present an unusual assortment gus S| | Gillies Delicious Broken 9) 'f Sunday World of garments fashioned in the better Wo | In Greater New York , grades of these desired furs, ne or th | and Vicinity erence Sin || p Whole A Miniature Poster HUDSON SEAL COATS, belted models—40 Jiishop ‘by Pin rect to abs and 45 inch lengths. 165,00, 195.00, 225.00 lirblate wadicrsated a Chcdinal at Lithographed in Colors Jsamo edifice areh Ten Inches Wide by {\ | NATURAL NUTRIA COATS, lengths from 36 | AW MOEA GALS BSAE Snauis Fifteen Inches Deep ‘ik inch to 45 inch, belted all around. | : 185.00, 195.00, 225,00 ||P. 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