The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1918, Page 17

AB over =A GUARDIA'S BEST 42 PASSING SHOW, Bis, = PS wornen| OPEECH IN THE WAR hoor & CENTURY | THRATRE Y GRO' CE i NA aS “ Congressman- Flyer, Back From Italy, Tells of Aero Adventures. While a barber endeavored to shave Major F. H. La Guardia of the Amert- can Aviation Corps in his apartment t the Hotel Brevoort last night, an Evening World reporter endeavored to make the Major tell of some of the many thrilling adventures he had en- countered on the Italian front, from which he has just returned after being in charge of our airmen there for sev- eral months, The Major is a member of Congress from the Fourteenth District and en- listed in the air service shortly after this country entered the war. He was willifig to talk of most anything but his own experiences. He said that the American airmen were split up with the Italian squad- rons. Hig team consisted of Major Piero Negrotto, a member of the Italian Parliament; Capt. Fred Zop- CENTRAL Pea ALICE its Wed. FOREVER i F. of Hiway, Bves. 8.30 ‘Wists: Basra, bai, Bier, Bas mm MARY NASH WILLARD MACK & JOHN MASO HARRIS BERTHA KiLici ELTINGE 4,5, 7oMIaNT,, UNDER SELLS The | Ri idle: WOMAN. are. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, jq— —_ Loft to rie Starting: Major ile 2 Geegrbia Major, Rito: New York’s Flying Congressman and the Machine In Which He Made Some of His Daring Exploits imate poloni, ace of the Italian bombers, and a rear gunner. He said his work was done in the Piave district and “We HUDSON is", aT S$" BERNARD Loud ‘MANN at cy 5 ences he said | he encountered when ‘ist, Bo veel Mats Thu they were returning from \ An Ideal Husband // uM COMEDY si \ Ds Lbs st Comedy LONGACRE \ oat 48th Bt, Eves Wed. (Pop. )&Sat wn. GOLUIER “an W of Wway. Eva 815. 20. 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Give Cascarets, One of his narrowest escapes, he a said, was on a night when they were IN TIME FENWICK bas harmless candy cathartic. Children take returning from a raid and were just scarets without coaxing — s over the enemy lines when a well xing — only 10 cents'a box! ditected barrage and a cross-light BRN YN | lane, Janes system of searchlights spotted them. They held the searchlight on them| information PI for fully four minutes, and their ma- Nothing else ‘‘works’’ fermentations and constipation poison so gently but so thoroughly from liver and bowels like harmless Cascarets. Triall, hour. Te. | No alcoholic drinks sol ||| TERRACE GARDEN*"\ er & Geng“? TH Be OLUMBIA 4%, BY ga! ane BILLY WATSON 442. BEEF TRUST Don’t- Waste | Ivotl Li) °*WOMAN?* wsmcatict. | Batt eRe || canbe carriedout Chath 1 ALTO tn Pee ‘SelWe ‘cate most successfully vitae | matte “onchestea. |] by flavoring with BROADWAY THEATRE CHARLIE CHAPLIN RAND ARMS” S THEY ACT LIKE 800 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN “WHAT NEXT” ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Special Mauinces F WeLP MiPpropnoMe. neat Bun CARUSO Negrotto had been e away. He said Major Negrotto re- rked on their return that it was in before entering the air service. He] very interestin, ‘ “FRIENDLY ENEMIES” consisted in night and day bombing | expressed a desire to have a look at @ Majo: he sald, “was some- | Pett _ - excursions into Austria. He was the | the old trenches and to have a@ little fori of a humorist, ways put Wo REPUBLIC \; Wert if Te. Night, 9.00, Peasy pilot and acted as the bomb | fun strafing the enemy lines with the ie 8 reports th ies’ fire A report m aset, at 2.30. | dropper. machine ng this Major| mediocre,’ never they | State Constabulary MARJORIE RAMBEAU It was learned later that Major La| La Guard 1| passed through the enemy parragelday brings to light ORR tthobal isl sade Ls LMT Tad Fee TERS SOMaOT ana Rise eco, (hele: emcorty when they|he would take off his goggles and! tw, Th, W Enea, 0.00.) bombing school ari s came up to head for home two s-|put on his monocle to show his un- BIJOU Date W lee. Day, 2.30. d of putting a bomb tenn planes attacked them,” |eoncern Te Tr, yesterday, H. B. WARNER | ith Irene tre from a height of 6,000 feet. Just as things were getting hot for| Major La Guardia said his most|_ Serst. Samuel {| Sleeping ‘Partners BORDONI One of the many thrilling experi-|them and their Caproni getting fuil| interesting trip occurred on a moon- some English pl light night when they thought the see nes cam down one 'o chasing the ot driving o Austrians were planning to make a rjraid on their camp. Anticipating | them, his team started out to meet nem. They found the Austrians had mini the way to their camp by signals so ag to insure a quick | return. Instead of bombing their| camp, which was well protected, the Austrians had bombed unprotected districts, While they wi this, they, the Itallans, proceede ong ,their illuminated course and chine was well riddied with holes before they succeeded in reaching camp. Luckily no one was hit, Major La. Guardia said he had made several speeches while in Italy relative to what this country was} doing in the war, After returning {from one of these trips he started | out with his team on a day raid, Their objective was the enemy's avia- tion camp. Arriving over the camp. he dropped his bomb, but | he had time to ascertain her he had scored a hit his pilot, Zoppoloni, made a sharp turn to the right. He said he asked the Captain what the result had been, | and that the Captain throttled down | the motors right over the barrage and shouted to him that it was the best speech he had ever n Just what Major La Guardia’s du- ties will be from now on could not be but it is rumored that he charge of one of the avia- | tion fields in this country. He hi three Italian decorations——the Mer of War, the War Cross and the Medal of Knight of the Crown of Italy. oo expensive e Capt. kid tips sizes 3 tod. the nasty bile, the sour While rather than take the alternative of five Evelyn Hubbell and tis ita. n Ay She stated that on the evening ) Hillis asked her to look up a her, While she waa doing he put his arms about kissed her. ¢ Herald. the Food PHOTO PLAYS. | Doctrine DiwAv ar 4! 1 wRiTE FOR CATAL EDITH CAVELL | Diamonds, TRAND Os | = || Pizronde, Wet TRAND CHARLIE, enum | MAUS Im maideo 10s, ObM as At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St. N. Y. Safe i Mlk HORLICK’S D! THE OFIGINAL MALTED Rich milk, malted in powder form, | | For infants, lnvalidees growing children, Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body, | i. Invigorates nursing mothers ead the a; THE BOYS FIGHTING FOR YOU More nutritious than tea, coffec, ete. Le eee BY SEEING A FINE SHOW Instantly prepared. 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Many have handsome fur trimming of nutria, seal, wolf, opossum, and ring-tailed chinchilla—a few have bands or collar of seal plush—some show beautiful silk or chinchilla embroidery— That were $115.00 That were $59.94 39.75 and $130.00 S41.50 That were $44.94 That were 892.94 69.50 and $47.04 32.50 That were $84.94 57.50 That were 834.95..... 28.75 That were $69.94 17.50 That were $29.04 19.50 | RED TICKET SALE OF DRESSES These include every style model in chiffon velvet—some richly trimmed with fur—others with combination of orgette satin, finely embroidered. There are also dresses of tricotine, tricolette, velveteen, serge and wool all height of season's models for smart dress and informal wear— jersey That were 864.94 That were 839.94 26.50 and 869.74 That were $29.94 That w and 831.94 21.50 That That were 419.946 and $47.94 and 8234 14.50 | MORNING SPECIALS—Today & Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. ie » prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. 245 Satins-35 Inch 1 67 | $1.17 Cotton Tafletine Petticoats. ra nuality—fine close face Black and colors—all lengths. , re err SECOND. FLOOR ee $4.87 Boys’ Suits--3 to 8 Years.......8 ; i .8T Boys’ Sui $1.68 AD Wool Epingteg nae) Vazious buttoned to neck mod: faa aetia hae oaee Me dium ani rk fancies; also nb Sat BAe Divs OLYPHING—THIRD FLOOR, elit idee aa iis 55 $7.04 Boys’ Suits9 to 17 Years......6.50 én high tin lustre black Semi-Norfolk models—dark gray and ful! line of color and brown novelty checks and LININGS “BAMA T mixture ‘Ribbo 2 BOYS’ OLOTHING—THIRD FLOOR, ae reer hs or without satin |SLAT Lith Tots! White Dresses, .....1.10 lors—a Dre | Yoke, Empire and other modelsa— bow, sash and milli: | Jace and emb'y trimd—-to 6 yrs. . ' INFANTS DBE SECOND FLOOR, me ay |38.and 42 ct. Yard Wide Cretonnen ... 3% 30 et Seers her atin finish and novell weaves " n | hinta, Oriental Unique we . | de and colorings. Ht Demis PADRICE-—BAsKMENT, | HOLSTERY BASEMENT, $3.45 Men's Flannel Shirts 2,77 | 51 ct. Absorbent Cotton ture ara r blue. 16-08. roll--for surgical MOSirNs—masmanave, 1,10 Me Ov Under ea aiunb® | 24 et. Unbleached Muslins—Yard..... balbrige and pn te 181h-inch--mill lengths—-2 to Pry wan pLoor, | * MUSLINS BASEMENT, DON'T MISS BENEFIT NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY HIPPODROME SUNDAY NIGHT, NOY, 3RD, 1918