The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1909, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY. 19, 19u0 : | MBF ARG POST” |\Pedometered Police, as Gen. Bingham POLICE PEDOMET is SKATING N PARKS Es m Rahm gt RAID FINDS MEN : IN PRIEST'S GARB: Fifteen Children of Tender Age| j hopped. cleaned from Forty-second street to the told an Battery, but many of the workmen be- Vdn't think cause of their thin. clothing ault the Joh about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, four blocks’ rema ved lunawent and the Patrolmen View Me ed me TERE 18 i ; HEA UR US Os alta thet ae ~~ , it, 1 3 Society Bullding~shout BNELL YOU-SEE CAPTAIN - ITS THIS: WAY an be tha Siveet Tener te: Neer real tee weerot ge WY BEAT: IS-ALL- DOWN HILL AND ITS VERY 575280 , ° Cleaning Department tn K, some were too SLIPPERY: THIS - MORNING - 1: SLID-ALU TNE way] WE Cavin All the ae Look Up the tf THY ane an ana in many REGISTER : - my i Iiled “with Ie Deputy. Step Register That Wor- Mogan expected to | cester Is Adopting. lad, But ara Red Ball Hoisted at Crotona, mimiasioner orld reporter | any s well js that Discovered in Harlem ai ett : : Van Cortlandt, Bronx a JAMES McGREERY § ca Resort, HE AMS eae Pelham, 23rd Street 34th Street greed to-day the 1 Mass., purposes to o The first real Arctic went & with pedometers i HAR INGHET (0) 28) WO) UIE, paUuat ECE ROCCE SaaS CT Ou Wednesday, January the 20th, 3 BRAND. a veapon at dawn the a H e i GONDENS its . Society Agent Alleges Corrup MILK lentwerenton theler LADIES’ SUITS. 42 Both Stores. bi tion of Morals in Place meter, Every stop taken cold to last tc : . ; x 7 Run as Shelter. RE eters ee ey Tithe tube began during the forenoon. English Serge three-piece Tailor- £ jee] that r rs a certs ‘ } r lower temperature t Albany aster Emery did not expect a ravelled made Suits. Spring model. 38,00 an six degrers, 0 below ~~ ere \ = Remaining stock of Winter Suits and Costumes, at reduced prices. A beggars’ roost, managed by men | who, it is alleged, without the author- ity of any church, wore the garb of > priests, was raided by the Children's we Asere> from the fact ight, and a 1o not patrol, He bas a 0 frame up any system m patrol. un and yester from ny of th “neat ser , “ ere filled with = 9 nO = edi edied arte Sata im eat hides nae eesavane SHIRT WAISTS. Jn Both Stores. fociety, procured a warrant for i oo No Skating at Central Park. 1 CT: : Tat , Harry C. Eba, who was the principal SOAP Bache Aare tea ig aimless tea A complete stock of Lingerie Waists Rerparescensie resort, at Nosr18) Haat ball was hoist morning in Cro- for Spring or Summer wear. Made of One Hundred and Sixteenth street. pedometer, by tona, Van Cort! Bronx and Peliiam } Pizarra and the police found fifteen e wound oner Jos French Mull, Sheer Linen and Dotted i | i i Sehildren, of both sexes and of all ages | CALL ME EARLY THE GOOD A » for the Bronx dist Swiss, Trimmed wi inty {rom fve to fteen, sleeping in one room MOTHED OEAR TRA LA OLO- DAYS the ice on the different lakes last nigt Swiss. Trimmed with dainty laces and In Eba’s place. They were all half-| ARE OVER and found inh AY SES) Hota) (EC embroideries. starved and scantily clad. The war-| Sas yf SS a or words to ieee ‘ ‘vant charged Eba with keeping a lodg- | Raaiiceradl HellnGave Shirtwaists made in workrooms on ing-house in violation of Section No. 208 regis: @ inost popular o of the Penal Code. | Places in town > fal the premises. At moderate prices. SS t , Sera Was concerned, the The Board of Health had refused to | or >t | iioseveer, the members of t SOAS Ly nthavdeapteancnareherry | . give him a license. Complaints had 4 KEEP ore) Fs ee eat daeeeedece | ate fH n The regular stock includes a large been received fram many residents in “Pedometer EEA TUL THs at fC Harlem that the self-styled priests, a APHRNLEHERnBHCATAEAeeaaT CORA Ci Celitan © ESPs Waists, who wore the clerical collar and the e Nise u cree rise raster eieanad | 1.75, 3.75, 4.75 to 10.00 high waistcoats of priests, had become to prevent me from mark i MU ameartaesl| & nuisance in Harlem streets, and that . a |(porncorte blembacer room mat Nant a corrugated, | ‘the children who were harbored in the nd then goin’ to ‘ ing’ which no skater Place were not only beggars but were ~R ‘ US ee eae santeted hs 23rd Street 34th Street apparently of low moral character, | pe SS we 7 manyamayedori beat nen pears Children Sent to Beg TS M ae oe : h md ck Ba rans caerctiee iia neea| GRINS > — ---— oa Be Se ee ene For Infante and Childr ° of harboring James ; ; 19.—After de- a Willer, of No, UH Liberty averce THE ‘SCORE LONDON, Ont, Jan, 1.—After de ‘or Infants a en, Rose Miller, his sister, who fal five | factory and t 1b aaehine n, a tire Bears th years old, Plaarra charged that ba} : | atin "=" Sunrise Club Cheers Soul Mates, SAYS GARNISHEE LAW aaa en Ae pe pie When Eba was arrested he had on —— = - ing ther he change than for Attacks Marriage and Divorce SS | D f Bg oe ft wt for Pree N INCONSTIUTIONAL | és ” i ice ees Dr. Juliet Severance Discourses on ‘‘Free Love,” a JAMES McCREERY & C0. This Guess” Card, d here were two other women | G i Pigarra also pointed cee boy € 23rd Street 34th Street Rupee giatrate a. man who “wan ate Whereat Slave Husbands at Cafe la el Plea Raised in Defense , This is the first of a series of “GUESS” cards ‘0 be printed for begging and P. ’ of Suit Against Howell, ; ; in The World. A new card will be published every day. Cut tentiary fe man Wa alo acute tn Boulevard Protest M ae retary RUG DEPORT MENTS an cog gee them out, paste them oh undboard so they may be better preserved his demonstrations of sympat — Me: Secretary, | ; . soot h s ent number \ Melee : ‘ i | Commencing Wednesday, January the 20th, Ete seal slab all uttisient_mumber with which to play The solution of marital woes !s very! takes to propose to a woman?” he de- | ng to that tropical organ- | Nanded. ' tee Club, All you haye|, "S0Metimes a lot,"" interrupted one “GUESS""'as it s he — | The Newest, Most Interesting and instructive Parior-Table Game of the season simple, accordi reply cteeesidtin co: Domestic and Oriental Rugs at re- highbrow Portia in lavender. "Depends y of the law under which a duced prices, a to do Is to abolish the marriage and dl- somewhat on the salary he is making.” creditor may garnishee 10 p ° vorce laws and give the soul mates © “Suppose a woman ts abused in mar- BrvsOtia pr OUiiigmanion| Domestic. chance, riage, does she leave her husband? $12 re per week. | , a ave amie There were about two hundred men! 48ked, gnoring the interruption. "She 1 was secretary to Wi Size 9x12 ft., Wilton. .23.50 and 33.50 Y istane does not, Suppose she {s abused under Jam McAdoo when the latter was Polica unusual values and women at the club's dinner the love marriage, would she leave Commissioner, and at that time bought Ww Cafe Boulevard last night; ech one) him ; Ven Daas or “9x12 ft., Standard quality Axmin- } 9 NN uA 1ew it was going to be a But she wouldn't be,” objected some fs still $50 due on ? ae i Ulf Wi i f ively feast of reason, for they had all one. 1 + Blosberen & ster, 17,00 ‘ ae StL a ate “I say marriage Is really a woman's Son, former price 22.00 5 - “4 ree bee hop mare | Dest ehal he conciuded. ie - NAM ‘] F(R FN ATOR e plea for release (rom her ma The Husband and Father. t | Size 9x12 ft., seamed and seamless Tap- WAI: t ! SO NEL) Is Dr. A. 8. Higgins, a fatherly-looking erling pla , Hier War Raita ul ¥ slave.’ ‘Ther appolnt- man with bushy beard and eye-giasses, nothing upon | estry, best quality. 12-06 and 14.00 sald what was needed was laws for the - Secured Justice Bischot's fornter prices 15.00 and 20.00 canbaaens benefit of the husband and fatner, signature an orde : Secretary of Be Let us pension the woman who rears Oriental Rugs. lected‘ An unustal- assortment of Caucasian tat trnati slectet 10- row te é ‘ 2 rst Elected rap aaa Fao ost Fascinating and Instructive of Games. Succeed Platt. all vi , = | Extra Fine Shirvan Rugs........20.00 CARD I. values 30,00 to 40.00 OUR: When did the Crusade beg! y ¢ « -¥) } ANS: In 1096 A.B. (p. a00¢ ! a 160 Fine Sarouk and Kerman Rugs. Who Invented the Esperanto Language? e | bor | 60.00 each | : GEL a : ; javes" Applauded. or ane EN be a RUE TEES Bee (> stearen ught in the Civil War? CLE % There was no doubt a It, she de. oman who, as they. 4 ., nbership of the G. A, Te? expires March 4 1 clared, marriage ves of wom-|made a mistake. | Honor mater Persian Carpets........1.00 per sq. ft. nee the will of the leg n, And the wo ves and pros- r of beauty value 1.50 4 te annual income of the King and the . ol ngland? announced that | 000 (p. S974, at toloned were] LACE CURTAIN DEPTS, J Both Stores, UNS: ERonD persone tp. hore Neeet ery much like making it unan- 5 : What is the foreign-born population of the U. $.? On Wednesday and Thursday, H18)%, lish the marriage law to-mor- ; .. 0 916 u to bee and what are went on, “and WATER WIZARD THREATENS | January the 20th and 21st. J Sy MTC BRN enero EEG Haerdies (ete TO SHUT DOWN HIS \'LANTS, | Cluny and Antique Lace Curtains, QUE: An whieh of United States haa capitet punish. MOVE 10 EXPUNGE fivai wiekedteo fina Ave aria with hand-made linen lace mounted on | ANS: Maine, Michigan,” Rhode Island and it wicked co of ma e Silas ¥ tu hes er Wizard,” . c < . r | from the men were aie FATHER AND DAUGHTER who has teen supplying Brooklyn. with fine etamine. 1.65, 2.75 and 3.50 pair alate eed nal catara of Cornel University? uppressed tal) 20 average of 17,000) gallons of water | former price 2.00 to 5,00 pe ! Severance did not faiter. Sha | BOTH KILLED IN FIRE. a aay, says he intends shutting oft 5 ‘ ; | ment and went on | 2S eee this output if the Department of Renaissance and Marie Antoinette estar denotes page In the World Almanse and Enesclopedia slation and clergy the | Finance does no 7 fh information In question may be found, for te ’ E and clergy In ryt Finance does not come up with three| ; i i 1909 on which world cannot make a love marriage) PRIDGEPOT yack pay. He lives at No. 662 Lace Curtains. 5.00, 7.50 and 10.50 pair _ ; : GED as well as one at , Congress Committee Named to Tae anak Cretonnes. Until you have saved at least ten cards similar to No, 4 Consider Attack on Presi- 5,000 yards, French and English ae n Denounced Divorce, Ke FREE FLESH BUILDER Cretonne. 32 inches wide. printed above, the game of “GUESS” may be played as falowat | | RULES FOR PLAYING “GUESS” n make a world out of to sea wo | 18c, >and 38c per yd. Provide each contestant {Wit Uniden thi particu caption resented ties aoa ! 7 Ne minutes ui vat meals to the Taw Any Man or Woman Can Now Be Plump for... prices 28, 40c and 65¢ AR nla lace thelr, copy bh Hee and Well Dev eloped, 150 pieces, 50 inch Printed Taffetas RST CT! each ‘contestant write a Ls sear ots et ; at ‘ F 5) Cent Packaze E and Cretonnes. 1.00 per yard Qitea tin’ ieowth Xo. about 8 HUsRecre bias Ee o en acka7e | Web: rs ; value 1.30 to 2.50 ND A inet i es tr H Just becaus sents a 6c . ; BEDSTEADS. : ig snr Fed dey. f H 4 s ; , ccording to the best : ua 7 ie With 2 inch tubing and heavy lat A Vons us ; FH ed eral filling. All sizes. Give a “GUESS” party and invite your friends and neighbors, By so > F ; 46 7 35 00 oing you will make a hit, espec if you present to each guest a co tatives f ¢ ~ b 14.50, 24.09 and 35.00 se ithe World Almanac for 1909. It will prove a most avceptable and ae Perkin, fe ry valuss 19.50, 32.00 and 48.00 ful cat enir of the occa Its 15,000 facts and figures, Presented in of labs 1 ' un ; ‘ itresses, Pillows, Bolsters and handily indexed for ly just the information that's needed from day to day in the home, the off the store and the school. The 880-page volume is a talisman that conjures up at a moment's notice the informa- tion needed to solve problems, arguments and to supply the manifold yacan- cies that occur in old fogy books of reference. Springs. der to one page to Congresi. ) FaTRE RU RIVAR EH ne whlehy eaakes thio Col | r Whether for pleasure or for practical utility, get a copy of The World wa ere was le k up gels in be ks " | JAMES McGREERY d 60. Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1909 this very day. It will cost but— ution to rete spe for account o sre Hteness vie (aca tipster ealonteaLioe Ganivians Good FOR TEN DAYS 23rd Street 34th Suter At Newsstands, 25¢, (West of Buffalo and Pittsburg, 30¢.) By Mall, 35¢, ae resolution wes adop nut nerve. He sald that man was the mat The Sargol Co. O7A Herald Bldg. ‘4 ree t tree IF ORDERING BY MAIL ADDRESS, THE WORLD, PULITZER BLDG, N.Y, CITY. objection, after it had been di rimonial slave, instead Binghamton, N. Y ba in order by the Speaker. | "Do any of you know what nerve it digested { \ \