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

Wi. oir i | | novont Si "bols at yout homie STE BTL RY te cash, Booklet free Daliy until 8 p.m f. COAL Pactory and tamily trade Supplies FREDERICK STARA COAL CO Docks Offies 2nd St. Last River. 220 West 42nd St. | Telephone Y220-U221 Hrs not. oil bi es SERV.CE OVER CZAR'S BODY | HELO BY PEOPLE'S ARMY ALL CRIDATES 2 ERSEY PLEDGE =| SUPPORT OF WA Bitter Fight in Republican Sen- atorial Contest Draws to Close With Democratic. Found in Woods Near Execution. AMSTERDAM, Sept. 29.—Solemn ¢ emonies over the body of Nicholas I ormer reuse ian Emperor's Grave Romanoff, former Emperor of Russia, have been held at Yekatorinburg by troops of the “People's Army,” accord- ding to lavestia of Moscow. The body had been buried in a wood near where the Emperor wan executed, The exhumation was made in the nomination presence of many representatives of the With the campaign for United States Senator in New Jers supreme ecclesiastical authorities of sey virtually ended, each candidate is Western Siberia, as well as delegates of confident he will be the choice of his the “People’s Army." Cossacks and Cxzecho-Siovaks. The body was placed in a gine coffin encased in Siberian bomin and pinced In the cathedral at Yekaterinburg under a gurad of honor In the Republican ranks the Aight composed of the commanders of ‘the has been bitter between Gov. Walter “People’s Army.” It will be buried in a EB. Edge, George L. Record of Jersey special sarcophagus at Omak City aud Repres This is the second time that funeral 4 services over the body of Nicholas Gray of Newark Romanoff have been reported. A tele- fram from Stockholm on Aug. ted tecord has toured the State that, by order of the Czecho-Slovak while the Governor has authorities, the body of the former Limperor, which had been burled in a the fight slelde ceimete had been exhumed and solemnly rein terred on consecrated id. party at the primary election to-mor- row. | Gray three tines, made no active In the Democ is four-corner __THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, TICKET SCALPERS ‘QWIZZED BY SWANN tited for failure to obtain a e'ty | call on of their licemses | t or revocath ja | pr | IN WIDE CRUSADE Men in Uniform Said to Be Chief Sufferers From Ex- tionate Prices of “Specs.” ert, and seve 1 the MeCormack-Gaill- | ert given as @ benefit for | sth Regiment The District Attorney believes can compel the speculators to give any profits on war benefit perform- ances, and intends to have as many his home. Candia Theatre ticket speculators crowded the District Attorney's office this in answers to subpoenas served Friday and Saturday + As- etant Edwin P. Kilroe in an attempt oi District Attorney Swann to break up ticket scalping. Soldiers and sailors are sald to be among the most profitable of the speculators’ victims. They come to New York on leave of absence and having only one night in the city, submit to extortion rather than miss their only chance to go to a theatre, according to Mr. Swann. morning, TEA Mr. Swann and Mr. Kilroe in an effort into ‘nd that their work 18 non- | senile NAMED BY CHINA TOUS. | "| Gen. Tan Lin Chon to Be Miltary Attache at Washington, . Friday, Sept, 20 (Associated en. Han Lin Chun has been 4 Chinese Military Attache at CONCORD, N. 11, J. Cummings of Littleton, Democratic up {candidate for Congress in the Second | |New Hampshire District, died to-day at | As “English Breakfast’ Tea 5 " SALANA- is unique. There is no tea to equal this The spreulators were questioned by| for freshness, fragrance and economy. pe Sg se OE ye ay Nia ait SE 1918. | army service as possible 97 | B. Altman & Co. An Extraordinary Sale of <> ———— © for Congress Dead. Sept. 23.—Edward | Women’s French Gloves (real kidskin glace, short length) He had been ill of influenza. | now being held, offers unprecedented values et $1.10 & $1.25 per pair (Black, at $1.10; White, at $1.25) ae | A Sale of Bed Furnishings very specially priced, will take place = Ecce 18 four corte an rc ‘o et evidence on which they can be ht Your grocer. Sealed Packets Only. | CONCERTS AND MUSIC. | Insurance Commias' r State : = —_ eee to-morrow and Wednesday on DADY "anon Senator Charles O'C lennessey PHOTO PLAYS. | PHOTO PLAYS. | “PHOTO PLAYS. the Fourth Floor. = TONIGAT A, || of Hackensack, Assomblyman Alex- E| ander Simpson, Jersey City, and | : OPERA OEE: Frank MeDermitt of Newark | White Blankets id x | Efforts to have Pre HOF THE give | r e bg OLE Be Whet Do You Vie, per pair ee $8.00, 10.00 to 13.50 B ott! | Pres ee ah Oe Jersey did not warrant his intenfer- ence. All the candidates, with the excep- Colored Cotton Blanket Throws About the Man PERI er ee ee ey re > ae eae INTER Gi RUEN Finis tion of Lamonte, issued statements each . . . . . . - $3.95 to-day ‘ 7 Support of the Government's war ; a DD Yeewtear peer ati nargee | amen with pisize or enomi hallinta mace \ FOREVER | the portswar perio Size 2 x234 yards «© .» «© each $3.75 bi THEATRES ; Size 4 yards . . e« each 4.75 The Romance of His Boyhood Condortatins rs iar The Struggles of His Youth , cENTURY'G™ KY. Gs el beige : The Master Achievements of Manhood Copa tiie i a hia “a” 3:3 H MAXINE ELLIOTT noe 8 The Girl Behind the Gun The Intimate Life Story of Downefilled (extra length) \ each 14.75 Ziegfeld Midnixist Protie ~n 0 Wiryany TEA TAREE 3 BOOTH Wrists i be Be OLvER 3": Watch Your (iach Your neighor OmLDY wa Also Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases CRITERICL maser re Te GENERAL | JOHN J, PERSHING LOWLDY tit bot Bey ns a. Thun. & N Madison Aveme - Fifth Avene 34th and 35th Streets New York HELP WANTEO—MALE, a Wat ey 20. tod eae LYR : THE NO. eur i OF THE SEA 04], PENROD Ocue DES snows ik TARKINGTON'S WANTED, ARE ALL TOLD lipeene otr i onamee Mang : N and STRAMBOATS. STATIONMEN, of IN THE GREAT WILLIAM FOX PHOTODRAMA mre et r] SX D AY | Divisions, An N INTERBOROUGH ath . LY. ED | RAPID TRANSIT Co. and No. | APPLY oxo. Thee, Away \N i HALL OF RKOORDS: COHAN thes X fea on Kingston Point 10TH ST, AND 3D AV.3 SN Cats nd Al Sbany., One-day) 194TH ST, AND LENOX iv,s His Early Struggles and Later Triumphs N ; WasmTNc rm my. “ri ira er, AND BD'A¥, His Big Batiles Against the Apaches—the Spanish—the Moros— \— | ema, ES, et "A LAUGHING SUCCESS, the Mexicans \ ve ————— LIGHT NIN\ N uf HELP _WANTED—FEMAL ete \ His Direction and Organization of the Mighty American Forces N SANDWICH MAKERS, / GAM in France N bi SCHRAFFT'S, COHAN & HARRIS His A: R 1379 BROADWAY, is rn B pone the Huns in the Stupendous Attack on the St. Se ihiel Salient FOR SALE. ‘Mont fomiaating mystery play ever w LIBERTY {ist UP? c AT THESE FOX THEATRES: arb weita ||] 6 “GOING Pp” ACADEMY, 14th Street and I Eve. World and Irving Place, all this week BAY RIDGE, 3d Av. and 75th, Brooklyn, Sept. 26 to 29 — JAPANESE. GARDENS, Broadway and 97th, FOLLY, Graham and Debevoise, Brooklyn, Sept. 26 to 29 R seer eeey To-day and To-morrow | TERMINAL, Newark, September 29 to October 5 AUDUBON, Broadway and 165th, September 26 to 29. NEMO, 110th and Broadway, September 29 to October 1 CROTONA, Tremont and Park Av., September 26 to 29 STAR, 106th and Lexington, October 3 to 6 TELA ian ter resets YO ° “a : | - SN | Di di wi tche Cc perasie ERCUTIER | ; 04 i RNG! ING Serer tate 8 = with Sam Mann and Hernard Berna AMUSEMENTS. VAUDEVILLE, BANKING AND FINA, | week wis aie ies Hi “tase stestsetaesteat See What the Chemist rote FEPR ni [ pene. BONDS West 1 f d *| ‘DIAMONDS wtsBrscnn pan ER MOMOSO | SEAT SALE TO-DAY Done for Ameritas laduntry OC! CIOR'S f TAL IU Ail leaues and denaminations bought at ie ok ANE” | LaAWONVS Onn CREDLE ty teem OPENS NiXT MONDAY BIG VAUDEVILLE CONCERTS, Tie Fquee |i Stock Krchange prices for cash, Basel ensselaer on the closing prices. AT THE CHEMICAL. | XPOSITIO E ALLTHIS WEEK. N) AMEHICAN WATCH ASD DLA MOND aut rae EA Lee Wrothe & Co, iad, ‘Tom Ko ary Mas Myrtle & MAIDEN LANE, Phone Gor THe maite ‘OHS Wan ‘dbl i. dit 8. DOUBLE BILL E GEEZER Sianiaieren 850.02 for RANG be: x z z . heat re Rway S416 rhinvas Vel BM « Bond DIDRIC. SEN & CO., Pel. John 9174-5-6-7 KK POPPIES BLOOM.” amis fy Rg Hy ULAMUAL Minus. bina ve outed Si ORG LTY ay OM wane uta METROPOLT TAN ti TO-N(GHT at _34 Pine St. N. 7 Pop.) & Sa Son RI ‘| CLIBERT > wpa oe Re a Tb GRAKDCENTRALPALACE] ° if LIBERTY BONDS N bore Teatro rts (asinstan Theatre sill " ic RURAL ROGUE: Positively Highest Prices Paid, atten etncatie Meat, EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, a6 SENSATIONAL PRICES 4 = (MPIC jyit's: Monte Carlo || RIALTO TRADING CO, FORDHAM UNIVERSITY 200 West 34th Street 9 A.M. to8 P.M sly Sr Girls LAW SCHOOL 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 Sundays 10-1 AMERICA’S GREATEST BROOKLYN ee Alaa Bre a cam Oe eaanaaesreoreresre INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION e TAR & ENS Fe Jnr, | LIBERTY BONDS & BOOKS ist HORN outta Oey, ro, NOR SLUMBIA"'» ah Opens To-Day 2 P.M, Adm, Sd ||¥# ware ooo: | MATTHEWS a rine THE TRAIL HITTERS Bought at Market Prices, sata ‘ Wei mux LEWKELLY « a a EES | ee rae f R. P. THOMPSON & CO., : ae i : 7a | cone A Me te a Lorn erecirenn gee SEATSN: \y ON SALE Haeywanawyny Te ost and. Found Bureau" Room | NTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES LOST, FOUND AND REWAR ‘ODKO: Om) ‘0 or i uilding, will be e TT PTT yrty wor vary AROS. AT HIPrODHOMK BOX OFFER | GIRES DE EpOnS for iniriy days, these lists canbe OKMULGEE OIL OPERAIUKS CO, y of The Wor! "a Found" ad OEY: ANG LEE dt f nie 8 ai iti oo a PS= of Zero, Mes, & fat. mone =e} econ HIPPODROME. NEXT SUN. NITE “5, a By AND UNW Declares Regular Monthly 114 Per Cent. Dividend ‘The Onvenione Ohl Opesston Company af Ob. ip aiiaend fone aha ‘onecbalt i eS parable Seat payably BLWOOD KENNEDY, Treasure, ‘ - | HENDERSON’ s txt lad oe etry terrae ing Agencies, ed directly to The World. 1:8 —= Seat JOHN wR, 30nN- | | WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS al sl | Porras " es sis ater Fors Cit. fish hae Yat dr