The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1918, Page 6

THE EVENING wortp, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 meamanciae Eh eIWTTMECEC TEL) woman sctscsace SES CHLOREN MIRE FONT OM GIRLS TOE | “MADE M AMERICA WEEK” sh Oi = - 1: + mn re omy & ) weve Killed tm Aopton - | atta Joyee iimer, jana had only two and one-halt hours’ A S | ND | Woinews ‘Gutipalan keel ‘ {2 patrfotla 4 aah Hee 16 it the y+ Decarated ter-tenverrs |iravery, nt Of iNne |inatructions ase motorman, Luciana | T RISK OF HI OWN LIFE SE Ss HIM 10 HOSPITA | mia Goudy Wins Bea. & Jor th. Soclety for the Protection ' ae a wan In the witness room, as was his! | tee aut : “ " ie poy | American Industry and Labor, by refi 0 erles of meet of o eT le Ené-of-War Jo! 4 te Val wife, but It Ie doubtful if olther wil Josep Lent: nanrElect, Carelessness of Dancer Starts Fight] °° o catted “Bade in America Week Wane cae th te. ne | epg | i ) be called ap # witness, Overcome po Isin Turn Rescued | and Man With German ie being promoted throughout th a Nant take ple wee i This VALPARAISO, Chili, Nov, 6A Expettenes Bas’ shown the pepe “ Name Is Stabbed Unated States by tho Women’s National contains exact detalis of 1.783] huge demonatration was held in Vai- Jof Brookiyn that the 2, R. 7. is @ by Policemen, | aint i eormeeteoree — — ee others will be ade sit paris to-night in honor of the United [slippery organization. While the Assembiyman-elect Joneph Lentet of | “OR. my foot! walled a pretty youne : ; - { imvaction Fl Sue nal total | States and the Ajlied countries. Fifty a|speakers at yesterday's meeting eX- tne 141 District, Brooklyn, ‘this morn. Woman at a dance in the hall at No. “ ad wis not exceed twenty: “five, ie is] :chousand persons took part In a pa- pressed the highest confidence in the 1 "i 1766 Second Avenue during a prefectly | — ee Ing saved two small children from belng tes of, men in service compr: rade to the various Allied Consulates energy and determination of the Dis- oy. death at the flak of hia 19Vély fox trot at 1A. Bf. to-day. iniversity Car in honor of the Allied victory, Survi nd Employ fj trict Attorney, It was the sense of the shire : ee Sha looked rep:sachfully at: Hars Survivors and Employees Ol] 7 eting that he should have the un. OF life, which would have been sac- ; ; ; Company Testify to Fix |nagsing assistance of an organiza fifleed but for the prompt work of “ivcnbenes tents Tec Wed: bat }tion vitally interested in the wreck. two policemen. ee Lh pee oc rt Blame for 89 Deaths. | tie tteads of all committees selected Mra. Samucl Rosenfeld, living on tho ‘PAévertently stepped on her dainty Se at the meeting are either sutvivors of fifth floor of a tenement at No. 258 4/lpper while geal with another girl } The Kings County Grand Jury to- |the wreck or persons who lost near South First Street, locked her two You big boob,” sald one of her symi- | ie children, Joseph, two years old and, pathizers. ‘ ~ Jay began ils investigation of the | kin, Sarah, five, in her apartment, while| Then her partner made a tew im-| Innumerable medicinal prod- wreck on the Brighton “L” Nov. 1, in| The meeting was full of touching gn6 went shopping. A woman on the Promptu remarks to Hens, for whom | nets ate seid in the form of : features, Now and then @ woman jower floor smelled smoke shortly after was no dugout, trench or other; plain white tablets. Plain { oh alighty-nine 168 Were lost ¢ | which elghty nine lives were lost and) (144 in mourning was unable to re- and heard the screams of the children. handy. In the flat that follow sd | white tablets are sometimes offered when , soores of passengers injured. ‘The iN-| strain her sobs, Every expression of Lentol, who has a barber shop In the | #omebody stabbed Hans in the right in i Now the Largest Exclusively Women's Ml | quiry will have no bearing on the|opinion that, {n order to insure future basement, armed himself with half a| Side, and he is in Bellevue in @ serious | Aspirin is called for. i condition, The police couldn't find out | Don't buy in the dark —look for the Bayer Cross in travel on the B. R. T.,; dozen wet towels, rushed up the stairs through the smoke, burst open the| Who did it time you buy Aspirin Tablets or Capsules. It appears on every label and on the tablet iteeif. Ife ptaced there for your additional protection, so that you may be sure that you are receiving genuine Aspirin. Ameriti Hl | John Doe proceedings in which Mayor | safety Boot Shop in a | |“nigher up" officials of the eorpora- Hylan is sitting as Magistrate, which | - v1 x As Mag! which | ne ynould be puntehed for the wreck !0cked door, and found the children un i petntstiesne- these « ° : M will be resumed to-morrow. wan grove asgpevel \sonacious on, tho oot. ite started to/ ELECTION COST HERE FILED | District Attorney Lewls has the ac- \Patrolmen Crane and Regan >t the Colne oad Semi-Dress Models ff 2csee ter tesg knene tne otters "wan citan| et etetce tbat BAAR, ltd | new vere Graney Dengan and th é h otat h Murphy, a school teacher. Her ‘elater the barber unconscious at the top of Republican Expenses Submitted. | Wives Gne cwe. Selnuves: os. te ce was killed and anothor sister, the tiird floor stairway. with « vhild|’ ALBANY, Nov. 26.—Election ex- | doad 1m hia work before the tnaulsl-1 Vera” wag gerously. anfured. tn the Site Sou oMaReauren” whee key penao aatemente Aled. with the secre | Vorial body, Tho survivors and rél-} wreck, Miss Murphy suggested, and | Were #00n revived. tary of State to-day included: atives met yesterday and organized in the suggestion was adopted, that —— New York County Democratic Com- fhe public schoo! wt Homecrost Ave-|raourning-clad relatives of vietims| CARNEGIE IS 83 TO-DAY. {mites facgivs M4st85; expenti- with Joveph T. Griffin ag Chairman, | tend all future sessions of the in- ————_ \ ‘New ¥ County Republican Com- A number of thom were Detore the | TU"Y, Whe Maver Mylan je condnet. | Chlebraten Bietnéay Gatesiy, with $54,730; expendi- Grand Jury to-day, Among the ‘om- ing in his capacity as an invesigat- Small Dinner tn Evening. ployees of the B. R. T. were William | "8 Magistrate, Andrew Carnegie celebrated his 83d Bioey, tranemddter vt tie Culver Del| , AMOe Be Witnesses subpoehaed:| Mrtniay to-day, Lene eer ae ane | to appear before the Mayor to-mor- {St 10 o'clock there were reportérs and, pot, and Joseph McCann, inbtfuctihg row is William 3d: Halleck, Presi- | Photographers on hand to see him, but) etBrest “~ in > Thomas F. allway, @ subsidiary of the B. BR. T. jcerning the steol maxnate and Laled of A Blewett was: responsible | wich operates the Brighton Beach yo came through Mrs. Carnegle and Black Suede Oxfords, soposte ky pectersty: Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets “Black Satin Oxfords, The wade mark “ Aspirin’? (Reg. U. 5. Pat. Off.) lea gronruniee that the menencations'4- viet of calley Kencid ia theme tablets and capeules is of the reliabie Rayer mamulacture, jceipts, r weAding out Andrew Lucian: als ter f Bdal uclana, MO-} line, on which the wreck ocenrred. Mr. Halleck, according to testimony is health is good. He eats threo o made festive only this evening when few close friends will be entertained | corporation of which he is President 'HE sunny groves of veorge W. Chauneey of the Executive | } | already given, owns no stock in the | hearty meals each day, To-day will $3 “}7HESE models are very attractive and: of i in, Carmltine Be Bhereokearation t an informal dinner at the Carnecie | T tious) ‘value at gm logtused. price... Bata evey lime ives ite | onsen treustttcata Wicks Wi (eienat cel, “an ater ee They are hand-turned, fashioned along the new py Mi OUS Hl Rt Grovnino under cubpoena t6| clock" gait at “home were ‘scheduled | : | slender lines, with high receding Louis XV self-covered soir tiut lie wee, A\ oe ——— [acini am estat eon a heels, Made on perfect fitting lasts. 4 | mortete to comm 4 Dreadnought | the night. : i QUEEN, QUALITY BOOT SHOP haute care) SOLER VOTES REET, nee Se teary 32 and 34 West 34th Street - signed $o command of the new pra Zone Sorheatha ten ale, te] ALBANS) Her, M--Dutetnone,o¢| I ’ Sintees geeweer| MISSES’ APPAREL ad te : i ee wil bay cpeneaiene yee v and the ballots sent to the ve~ . ; | sles, election ‘commissioners, ‘who will | At Greatly Reduced Prices The Conservation of Food and Fuel is still necessary. Waste nothing. dome d . a BOWIE WINNERS. ™ NO_EXCHANGES NO CREDITS. ~ ; ie x ey ona aa { . . Lageond: alr an ara. 119, {0B BAR| ° , ° Ta in Bie aM ia Misses’ Daytime Dresses © Sd iat eae tae Of velveteen, silk or wool fabrics tie eats fy te ars ie kick Eksioeket es MADISON AVENUE -FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. ene" Se al i ino ran Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street BOWIE ENTRIES. Heretofore $29.50 to $49.50 , meruNuncien Mriereenaa's tana? are Afternoon Dresses of Georgette crepe, satin or velveteen: i | 08 ett Se hs es eau de Tailored Dresses of wool velour or serge. 14 to 20 years. furlongs —€ 118: The Talker, 108 Appreciable Reductions | » (Exceptional Values |e Ss MISSES’ DRESS SHOP - Second Floor ‘ ' | ih ‘or thadie B have been made, and will go into effect will be offered, beginning to-morrow, in a Sale of ("Sie ae pb te i Tina anak, hone TaleAtones Tae i ’ — Saeed). In the prices Silk Boudoir Jacket i tt tem at eetion hice 38 Misses Dressy Gowns ee ackets Hit ils ne ee Mostly one of a style and color : r) some taken from regular stock and marked "y “4 Misses Dresses », at reduced prices, others the residue of 29.50 of serge, satin and Georgette. Very unusual special purchases, but all dainty, desirable Heretofore $39.50 to $69,50 values will be obtainable at the revised posi _ forming a really extraordinary Gowns of Georgette crepe, satin, crepe meteor ar velveteen in prices of s Nia the season's most desirable colors; many beaded or embroid- | Ten lee aatay. ods idan Lay” os; Or! ered. 14 to 20 years. $19.50 & $28.00 $4.50, $5.00, $6.90 & $8.50 MISSES’ GOWN SHOP—Second Floor ‘whiney, 108 Pr: i. ee soe — bot eget ws te At the same time # selected mumber of Mi ‘ - Cc special assortments. All have been greaily Charming Boudoir Caps tsses inter oats reduced, Tiyephaa Fur collared or without fur will be on sale at the very low prices of eee ee (Misses’ Department, Second Floor) " | 20 00 e& - e $1.25, $1.95 & $2.95 Heretofore $29.50 to $39.50 Ss ‘ -_ ‘ —the stacks of or novelty mixture: ; | models without fur trimming, one model with muffler collar 9 : | pancakes made ‘~~ S Women’s House Gowns | Betalph Silk Hosiery of lapin fur, 14 to 20 years. : | | Ousee MISSES’ COAT SHOP—Second Floor ; for to-morrow (Tuesday) will offer a number | is manufactured especially for men and women of pretty styles, now being eliminated from who recognize the supreme importance of ais ° ’ e jas Ce the stock, which have been uniformly quality—in foot coverings as in everything Ri ee | Misses Winter Suits cow for quick disposal, at the very low ‘| else. ‘The prices are: | Fur trimmed or strictly tailored oe $9 " . Women’s Betalph Silk Hosiery i Ni 75 Black . . « per pair $3.00 & 3.50 45.00 ' if Most of these House Gowns are composed | Black, extra size . . . per pair 3.75 ee — Heretofore $55.00 to $79.50 vf either of crepe de Chine or Satin; some are White and colors » . . per pair 3.25 " A Bad Cough oe Of wool ve'our or silvertone wool velour in new winter colors, | - daintily trimmed with ; ‘ 5 | Yaseesee tr cr ksh nallove peur demees also suits of black velveteen; trimmed with various furs, or KG ly ath Jace | Men’s Betalph Silk Half-hose | end othe your iniied thos by taling suits without fur. 14 to 20 years, } sion white and colors . per pair $2.50 B 1jso’ Ss SUIT SHOP- Secor Fl ‘ me ee ee ihe i tae , },. ‘ : ne s