The evening world. [volume], April 08, 1920, Final Edition, Page 22, Image 22

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ARRESTS BY ARMY -j
' FOIL VILLA PLOT
Revolutionists from U. "S. Planned
to Seize lower California jand
Nortliem Mexican Stales.
El. PASO. April . Tlvtt pcraotis or
under arret to-day anil the Kedprnl
Grand Jurr haw evidence which may
lend to other arrests In connection with
whit Federal official aald 'was one of
th moit pretentious Mexican revolu
tionary plots ever conceived.
Uut for t'.io arrest by military forces
)n the Biff Bond district of a toy and
a. gtrU tils latter tnld to b a nleoo of
KrancUco Villa, carrying measure to
Villa, offlcora admit the plan far tba
cUare ot Lower California iuid rlmul
tomxMS tampaljnw apalnat Sonora. Bln-
vetoped Into rtoui proportion.
T.io ni-xag led til the rifit at Los
Anrela.4 of Col. Lamberto Chaves ot
Villa.' army on a charge of attempting
to Mtni-cJe arnin Into Mexico, and at
the Mexloall tlin arrest of A. TJorboa
ans) bU alda on a similar charire.
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"Omelals Bmr'i I" Plflli Alf, Week.
ThU la 'Omclala' Day" In the Fifth
Arenue Week piogTatnmr l'atta of tlio
pageant railed "I'eace ami Democracy"
will ba aiven In th afternoon at Madl
ro:i t&iunre by tlio MTa'hlnRton Inrlnir
ItiXh Hchool. About 2,500 cHudren will
tako part Amon the officials t,o will
attend arn .Ma) or iiyian, uorotiin
President Cut-ran, lVllce Commissioner
BnrlKht, I'ark Conmilsslomv ailclirUL,
Secretary Rvuji or t!i I'ajlt Depart
ment, CnmmtMlonrr Whnlcn, Donuty
Transit CammUakiiurr It van. The Knvy.
necniltlnc fiiatlnn Hand In Boat 2Id
Street will furnlnh muslo.
WOMAN DEAD FROM GAS.
)lllnK fur Acrk lied? la l'oand
by Tettaat In Her Home.
Sir. Carroll Outhrldpe, ho lives on
tho lower floor of the two-family liouia
at No. K l'cart Street, etapleton, S. I.,
went Dpfftolrx thlimomlncfor tlM eighth
or ninth time to aee If by any chance
she could get any news ot her. landlady,
Mrs, Annlo ISrndy, whom ana had not
Men elico the laat of March,
The smell of gna made Mrs Outhrldge
call tlio police The body of Mr. Urady,
alxty, a widow, waa found fully dreiaed
lylnc upon her bed. Ou was oomlne
from two burners In tlio kitchen. Mr,
llrndy apparently had been dead for a
wrek. John Kaufman her brother, of
No S North Street Port Richmond, was
notified.
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STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
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FRIDAY,
HEAR IS
mM at rtt lam
SATURDAY
NEW APPAREL
For Women and Misses
DIS'lTNC'llVE styling which is combined with the practical and
the economical in dress gives these modes so satisfying in
bcaaty, service and price. Values for Friday and Saturday.
5
4r
Misses' Suits
(K 4 Serges, Tricotirre and Velour
36.50
' Our regular $42.75 and $45.75
These suits pruuent a choice of nary blue,
elk nnd grey and Pckin. They are Hrnurtly
tailored ill the styles skctchvd anil coats
are lind with novelty .silk.
Suits of velour and tricoline hare shawl
col larx, rounded or square, nnd are ulso
lined 'with handsomely patterned silk,
Women's Tricotine Suits
49.50
r.
36.50
Our rag.
$42.75 & 545.7 b
Our regular $59.75
'A new belted model which has the coat
shaped to a point in front, and the long
lines of the shawl collar emphasizing slen
derncfis of effect. Colors are nary, rand
and black r.iices JJG to 44,
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Af ter-Easter Sale
100 Dresses
Tricotine, Taffeta and
Taffeta and Georgette
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19.87
Our reg. $24.75 & $27.75
An extraordinary Value,
this, for the dresses are
new, delightfully styled
and of good materials.
The trirotine dresses are
clever little Eton models
hi sizes for MKscs nnd
Juniors. The taffeta and
floral georgette come in
the ht vie .illustrated, and
there is a nlmiUr model in
all taffeta in i'r.r for
Women. '?
ww wrm l 19.87
F l V f .1 Oorrac
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43.50
Our ran
U9.7S
$24.75 $27.75
Women's and Misses'
Dresses' of Gros de Londres
This fetching Kton model of stone blue or brown gros de Londres
(illustrated) also comes in navy blue taffeta. The pleating
uroiind.tiic neck and vestee are of fine lace net, A gay little
cluster of flowers is placed at the side of the girdle.
Jther drowses at this price include new versions of the slip-on
dresH in headed satin, embroidered taffeta models, combina-
tions of georgette and taffela and crepe de chine and beaded
georgette dresses.
.Our regular $49.75
Special Purchase
500
Trimmed Hats
1.84
Our regular $2.95 and $3.95
A manufacturer closed out his sample
lots to us at a very much lower price than
their real value, and we reprice them to
you on that basis. They are very attrac
tive tailored and semi-dress lints in the
styles sketched nnd a great many other.
Trimmings include smart tailored bands,
ribbon and fruit clusters. Girls' hats
with ribbon bauds and streamers are also
included at this price.
Sec Page 31 for our four col. advt.
Army Moves The
Church of God"
I.
Thirty divisions of that army
thirty denominations are
moving forward in a nation
wide cooperative campaign.
THE army that stands still is really retreating. The
Master's command was a forward command,"Go ye
into afl the World."
Out of the war the churches emerged with a new sense
of the urgency of that cxnmand.
"We must move forward all along the line," they said,
and each denomination planned its own "Forward Move
ment" to deepen the spiritual life of its members and equip
itself with money and power.
Then came the greater thought, It is not enough for us
to go forward. We must be sure that there is no duplication
of effort; that cooperation prevails; that every man and dol
lar does its utmost in service.
"We must go forward together."
So the Irrterchurch World Movement was formed a
clearing house through which thirty denominations with
out sacrificing their identity ki any way can cooperate
in the service of Jesus Christ
FOR MORE than a year trained experts have been at
work making a scientific survey of the whole world, and
of America county by county.
The chxrrches,for the first time fn their history, have the
full facts.
DniiWl
Ffoaocial
fTTi ifc T rr in
KraMMHjHsHHHsav
They knertr where America is o-rtsrehurcbed mad vvbera ucda.
churched.
They Jtnorr exactly bow thoy can cooperate in the foreign mission
fields to prod oca the largest results in international education, inter
national health and international good-will.
No easiness tasn can study that surrey without being impressed by
the accntacy aod cenrace with which the task has been approached.
ON THE basis of the survey, the cooperating denominations wiD
unite in a simultaneous financial campaign in the week of April 25th.
The amounts asked for are large in the aggregate; they are small
when divided among the church members of the nation smaller still
when yon coont th whola number of men and women who Java
America.
The average contribution to the church today is leas than three
cents per member per day. Think of it. Yet if each person .who
loves and believes in America will increase his contribution by only
a few dollars, the whole amount will be easily subscribed.
Will you do yoor share for a better America and a bettor world ?
Your chance to help is coming in the week of April 25th.
April 25 lb
to
INTERCHURCH World Movement
of SNbrth America
The publication of ru'a drertiexnent is made possible through the cooperation of thirty rferxxai irutH an m
Trust Year Connexion
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Monday Morning Wonders.
Those Interested
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Plants, Seeds, Garden
and Farm Supplies, Birds
and Poultry, will find a
Inrge number of valuable
advertising announce
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SUNDAY WORLD
TO-NIGHT-
Tomorrow Alright I
That "Tired Feeling"
Headaches, Constipation, Sal
low Skin and Eruptions. Use
LAXATIVES
10c, 25c. the box
A Useful Cough.
Nature means well. But somerimw 1W t-.iM.t- mnf .rrfo
, are misdirected. The object of the act of coughing is to
jget rid of some product of irritation or inflammation
along the respiratory tract After such a cough, some
thing is "raised" and expectorated. Such is a "useful"
cougn. uut oiten there is nothing to get rid of, or it is so
viscid or scanty that it cannot be dislodged. Then
Nature's well meant effort becomes a "useless" cough.
Drugs are often taken either to deaden or soothe the
cough, and so defeat Nature in her helpful effort, or to
soften, loosen and increase the material to be gotten rid
of. But such drugs act as depressants, they often nauseate
or irritate the stomach. Nature has also provided a harm
less and useful remedy, not of a drug nature but of a food
character, which, when taken into the stomach, produce
an increase of secretion along the bronchial tract, thus
enabling the cough to raise and get rid of it. Common
sense will convince that this is the best way, the harmless
way. Nature's remedy is in the form of a food-medicine
as doctors call it, not a drug. It is easily digested, and
any part not needed by the bronchial tract, goes to build
up and nourish the body ! This is the reason why Father
John's Medicine - which contains no drugs, no alcohol,
no opium or narcotics of any sort, is so useful in relieving
coughs and removing the causes that make coughing
necessary. Doctors know the action of the food-medicine
that is contained in Father John's. People have been
using it for coughs, colds, and as a body builder, for over
sixty years. Adv$.
World "Wants" Work WonHers.
IT MAKES LITTIE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU HEEO-A IUNDAV WORLD "WANT" WILL FIND IT