The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1908, Page 16

wT TEACHER WaO HAS FOUGHT VICE REMOVED Circulated Against East Side Petition Miss Richman, Pasi Superintendent. ire CLEANED s) Many Conflicting United in War on One Woman. east figure in a movement pec section of the city. Richman, a district the Board of Educat fourteen schools, and po al ir 4n her neighborhood are seeking t ea her removed. To that end a petition to which 2.500 @ignatures have be ded will poon be presented tc , @chools Maxwell fesse to be witho. @ome of the camps the men back of powerful in busines Opposed to Miss tenement house own: ovement looking to impr: the housing of the p Bovclalists who are diss form of governmen' men’s organizations; trict politicians, and ce authorities, who maintain @isposed to be too liberal in her religious views, These various and often con- filcting elements have been crystallized into oppos.tion to Miss Richman in the) past month, and their campaign to get | rid of her is well organized, Friends Slow to Act. Of course Miss Richman has thou- @ands of friends in her chosen field of labor, but they have not, as yet, ap- Peared to appreciate the strength of the campaign her enemies are waging | The organ of the opposition !s Die [Warhelt, a Socialistic newspaper, pub- | Mehed at No, 23 East Broadway. Miss Richman was a teacher in the | public schools for thirty-five years Upon her retirersent she was appointed Buperintendent in the Second and Third Districts, where most of her work as @ teacher had been accomplished. Her whole life is tied up in her work, and ber enthusiasm has prompted her to take steps regardless of policy. Resentment against her methods has been breeding for a long time, but it Gid not take concrete form until early in April, when an exhibit showing ten ment house congestion on the East Gide, was held in the Museum of Na- tural History. Miss Richman took an @ctive part in the promotion of this | exhibit, and was unsparing in her de- | Bunclation of landlords | who fought | @gainst any improvements looking light, air and sanitary conveniences tor| tenaats, In this movement she antagonlz the small pollticlans, who handle ere and ‘gorillas’ election y ‘she had earned ash cart peddler R the d with our he th Elements! a Swell Gite henan Next Sunday’s Werld Will Contain the Words and Music Complete ’ fo have a law passed ficht. Now her supporters fe from the drawn into It, school teachers the ing sides, the e contest a battle. n counts upon in the Board of tereste as been held the as her in Tenant Owing Rent. part of his . after demanding $10 rent out Blowing Out of Who Is led by the blowing cut of @ abam avenue open cat wi gsing Brooklyn Brid: off, a pretty 8 imped from bh roadway and rt in Jump. ona G |was < under | Agnes old § rgely in Yi but nd start. e was Richman has street n her side of the at Broo! THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, are being are tak- jidren are becoming in- is assuming forty ce to the east side yout! t, and does not seem to tance she should to the and business interests COLLECTOR USES GUN. of Fusillade Land lo Debello, of’ No, 22 Jackson Williameburg, shot up the mmediate vicinity from ) Dieso. ‘Three bullets of several after which th © | under : eg LEAPS FROM BRIDGE CAR. wwe Startles Gir! fuse fle it © Passengers on the crowded | were Miss usted back |S Window Screen taken, to her home | Boss Nem Ne~ M48 $8 Voile Skirts? | ~$ f.95 Like Picture, Dressy French mesh voile skirts (exactly like pictures) rich'y taffeta silk and satin trimmed. New iull flare gored circu- ar mo-els. Elegantly Bedell tailored. Material used regularly in $8 skirts, Special offer Friday, $4.95. Alterations FREE. Sale All Three Stores Thursday. -16West Vth 3 Snap NEW YORI OF JOSEPH E. HOWARD'S Majestic Theatre. oy 6 in Blue, From ‘The Flower of the Ranch,” Music by special arrangement with Chas. K. Harris, the celebrated author of ““Aiter the Ball,” ““Two Little Girls I'm Starving for Just One Sight of You,’ one of the best of The World's now famous series of popular songs as recently presented at the ‘etc. This is é 0 A608467Fulton S ee sulBrs Broad os : ! 1908. Unton labor men have figured out. that | CHAUFFEUR DENIES HE RAN OVER A PROFESSOR. bid named w mit the ment, of union 1a UNIN LABOR SES. | TROUBLES AHEAD <0, Claims He Picked Breithut Up Af- ter Another Automobile Had Struck Him. pasha Ss 1 the taxicab chauf- SAMUEL SINN DEAD. feur arged with knocking down f, Frederick R. Breithut, instructor Vietim | or chemistry of the College of New York, was arraigned in the West Side years) Court to-day, after having spent the night on a‘ Pr thkinga In Mexic Daniel Kingsley, English Firm Must Use Non-| Union Men on City Work, It Says. Known Broker a of Brircht's Dineaxe, Samuel Sinn, for twenty-five na member of the firm of Stern) Sinn ‘The English firm of S. Pearson & Son. | F which will be awarded the contract for | f building the Kill the Walkill Rive with the kan dam w Well ay a cell. reithut 1s not so seriously in- aS was thought at first. He is eit Hospital suffering with | and @ sprained wrist, ly go to his home, No. Hundred and Fifteenth & scalp wound ind will probubl Ml West One street, to-d Kingsley tion | Nine y, may s his machine did not or, and insists that a car.’ driven by a half nd filled with a party of} The ac- jour ‘at f the en- Water Supply lower than the job, it firm cannot | “ 1 labor ts | not coun- | owas a > of ‘Trade and half a mi the next lowes stated t the work ed. This the Ne t wheel of the big n down.” sald Kings: “and he fell over toward my car, 1 Twas driving slowly. I stopped. dohim up. and took o e Roosevelt Hospita Dr. F. P. Kinnicutt thorax Dr. | basis and | ing a paid fc However, ompany now ract and remove an at y. For a time NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS ON ADVERTISED G00Ds | 4 maine. cimet- ove Tae NEW YORKS FASTEST GROWING STORE | Sin. 21%9in. 34in. 23e 24in, 2thzin. i] aif | 24 in, 28 in. | 30 in ol WEST iat LG C 30 in. SATISFACTION SeeANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY ae ae orcing Out Fine Furniturel You may pur- | YY means of the iS sensational price-reductions ever known in the trade. chase furniture in this sale at from former pri:es. Don’t delay—buy now. M45 Parlor Suites, s) 75 . : ot 3 to te ed; Velour 29.75] $12 ‘Bed Outfit: i] | | | Exactly Like Cut. Bed Outfit Ts Sideboard ered oak, ith large bev- felled mirror, jlined silver This $15.00 Complete, at Box Seat Dinin Chairs Any size-MASSIVE ST. 2L. banister back, BED, COMBINATION HAIR, top ered oak and and bott MA ished, TRESS. all stee! | seat; value SPRING with heavy | price, cable support — w 1. e | 8 special at Extraordinary Sale | Linoleums, Mattings & FLCOD of thrilling price-reductions—a startling clearance sale that has no precedent in re- | cent years for genuine economy. YOU save at least a third in this event. | $22.50 Wilton Velvet 16.00 Ai: Wool Brussels 4 4 $20.00 Seamless Srussels Rugs, $12.98 _ Rugs, $5.98 Rugs, $12.98 l-wool Brussels Rugs, size : 500 of these beautiful high pile Wil- large range of an opportunity to get a ton Velvet Rugs, size 8.3x10.6, in ss Brussels Rug, size 9x12, This rug is } colors and designs that can be wool and as been selling for $20.00, norrow only found only in the very finest P j S$ rr \ $10.0 spe c cial ry ; DE $18 Ail-Wool smyrna kugs | — Smmth’s Axminster Rugs | American Fara Sr Rea Size 10.6x7.6 ft; perfectly reversible; | Only 75 in the lot, so shop early. | Size 9x6; shown in rich Oriental and strictly all wool; Size 9x12 beau- | Persian patterns. Regu- shown in rich Ori- patterns; 19 75 fe ann Poets cece 3 98 ental, medallion Bs . e and floral patterns. Brussels Rugs as 00; Axminster Rugs From 9 A. M. tot P. M. Only Granite Rugs From 9 A. M. to1 P. M Only 4; in rich Oriental patterns. Regu- lar $2 Rug, to- - 98c Size green, Perfectly reversible; closely woven; shown in all colors; size 9X6 5 morrow, from 9 tOMaR eM Fre om P.M. 1.66) Din’: watt for etter value than theses The 9to1 | Mattings Hodge's’ Fibre, Car- pet Matting: Tue lowest price ever quoted—on sale at the reduce! price to-morrow only, Gere man inlaid Lino'eum in six different col- ors. grani‘c patterns; 2 yds. wide; colors extend through t+ back; ABSOLUTELY PERFECT GOODS. Please bring measure- meats; regular $1.25 ey at, square ext dap 40 green, blue $12.00 spe- quality; ath Wi nin ten new patt ra J. Sloane's All Fancy China Mat- Velvet Car ting In 40 y ait v2 argue Foor Oileloth—[/ rue, omg? for to-morrow only. 5.98 vase i a bent roll of 40 yaa. rooms JAMES McGREERY & GO. 23rd Street. 84th Street. On Thursday, May the r4th. ‘ fi LADIES’ SUITS. Tailor-made Coat Suits, of stripe Duck. Stripe Lawn Bretelle Dresses. 7.50 Linen Suits. Tailor-made or trimmed with lace. White and colors. 10.50 Lingerie Princess Dresses. White, pink and blue. 15.00 In Eoth Stores. HOSIERY DEP’TS. 1n Both Stores. Sale of Ladies’ and Children’s Hoisery. 1,000 dozen pairs, Plain or Lace Woven Lisle Thread Stockings. With double heels, soles and toes. 25c per pair. value 35¢ 250 dozen pairs, Children’s Plaid Top Socks. Sky blue, tan and pink plaids. Size 5 to 7% inches. asc per pair. 6 pairs for 1.35. INFANTS’ OUTFITTING DEP’TS. The remaining stock of little chil- dren’s American and French Straw Hats and Bonnets; also light weight Broad. cloth Coats in light blue, tan ang white. Size 2 to 5 years. Considerably below usual prices. Colored and White Wash Dresses. Size 2 to § years 1.50 value 2.50 Various models. CORSETS, All Corsets Carefully Fitted. La Vida Corsets. New models for every type of figure. High, narrow, close-fitting bust, extreme long back and hips for average figures. Many models especially designed for over- developed figures, giving graceful lines. 3:00 to 15.00 JAMES McGKEERY & CO 23rd Street 34th Street In Both Stores. JAMES McCREERY & CO 23rd Street 34th Street UPHOLSTERY DEP’TS. In Both Stores. On Thursday and Friday, May the rqth and rsth. A complete and attractive collection of materials for Spring and Summer'‘iur- nishings. Rough Fabrics include Canvas, Bloom Cloth, Basket weaves, Jute stripes and Crinkled Cloth suitable for furnish- ing bungalows and camps, Repp, Jasper stripes and Crinkled Cloth. 45¢, 55c¢ and 6sc per yard former prices 60c, 85¢ and 1.10 Jasper stripes with overlaid designs. Various colors. 1.00 and 1.50 per yard former prices 1.50 and 2.25 French Moire Stripes, various de- signs and art shades. 1.15, 1.50 and 1.95 per yard former prices 1.75, 2.25 and 3.00 Muslin Curtains, with 2 inch hem- stitched edge daintily embroidered. Vari- ous designs, 1.00 per pair value 4.50 Muslin Bed Sets with deep valance, Floral designs. 2.75 and 3.25 per set Curtains to match with deep ruffle, 1.50 and 1.75 per pair Hammocks, Porch and Lawn Furniture. ‘ 23rd Street 34th Street THE BEST BOOK OF ITS KIND EVER PUBLISHED, 1908 World Almanac PRICE 25 CENTS. ) 4 in Both Stores, BY MAIL, 35 CENTS, a,