The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1909, Page 4

Foe nern teh | THE EVENING WORLD, | FRED AE FREEVGHY BL In Poses Before “Rainy Daisies iF uN ‘EES STORE Ho te ; m8) 10 GRA PLOTS. aa «mt, >. | [ Declares Vinol Cured His | figs | j ; h V FX. | Daughter's Chronic Cough 1 ‘7 i i | | 6 Aftor All Other Means Had ail, | | sees Failed, Attomey for State Federation | | Mrs, Bird, Who Gets Much of pow at ree Home Estimate Board, However, ns SHE OWES LIFE TO VINOL Argues for Separate Po- | | Brooklynite’s Money, Didn’t Witness for Plaintift Votes Money to Preserve Mas - h Per | 3 a é . ee fourteen-year-old daughter ha lice Trikunal. Know He Was Very Rich. Divorce Suit, Parked Spaces. \ y bad cough, was weak, emact- sah} | fannie ssn at nd had no appetite, Twolof our ny, Nn Wa of 7 . Aa escatrer pare Conia Lest physicians had done her no good, NIGHT COURT A MENACE, NORTHAMPTON, England, Fob. 9.— of Jamea Marlborough.) | Park Conmisstonor § Sc Li elarahamanc et th 1 ‘Mrs. EI ( he h tener at C; Gould y Metz had a di t On advi procured for her a bottle Is Pe Biss Bird, the principal bene- ee : eee ati tienh anche cos Gere (oi clary under the will of the late Samuel ; ‘ y ¢ Pav Finec| 4 tig the | prove, continued until she had Habitual Offenders Pay Fines | VA Roebuck, of Brooklyn, who died in that expeniiture of $55,000 for FWTeE [epee ceatagah tetas Ge Uh Ch CIS \ ? ss T| | lolty Feb, 9 last, ke I gro tion of fences around the park plats) oaen Severd les | and Suffer Less Than $ aes genre bette, S small ager) baling laid out « ale nplotely recovered her health, = he [Moke PONE Rahn Ok SAIS: citys Bh " whey had been red to indoubtedly owe her Ufe to the Innocent. he [ts about wixty years old, She sild to- artinent, but under the Kaw neertain that if tt had | } | day that her father deserted her motiver pean Mie Ce would have bee | over fifty years ago, leaving her prac the work d on the Oe Prominent women who have been | cally aera Bi me a ? ey ma nat EE . We never miss the active for the uplifting of their unfor- | | eer ‘ ; CaN En : vf saying a good word tunate or oppressed sisters and whose! t tokens, but aside fr his s 3 as ' ; i J uinies Gray, Elwood, work has brought them in e&)se contact : {tittle about him Deen with the life and surroundings of police | Continuing her story, Mrs. Bird sald roves for aly ; x Many 0 like the above are con courts were witnesses before the Page fet a a feet some {ime ago ud-you will be back } § stantly co) to our attention where r e that he would some hig ry ron pr Investigating Committee to-day’. Several chy Harte evtheay ct tin? chp Ree ce i t sre why vou object to spend. | this cod liver and iron Beeparailan Women probation officers were: also at Hidea that he was particularly wealthy ta baer iT i “) Vinol has cured chrontc coughs, colds the hearing. For twenty years after Mr. Roebuck’s ne} and bronchitis and built up health ' Amiong thore who urged a separate cliraatne) (er lia Unt SIE ti 6 nt grass plots | and strensth far old people, delleate \ court for women were Mrs, William Reval GAG? e itis GN fo te ne it , " we a debili- Cummings Storey, Mrs. Rose Chapman. turned and spent @ month in England, Bitte yple after all other means had VA Tata ea a His daughter heard nothing more of he ¢ RMU AAT COL ne Ae Ty caa 21 Oct him until twenty-five years later, when, 7 f it does you no good Mrs. M, Coe Stuart and Mrs, Philip according to ber story, her father wro! ma : your money; that Meaty: He ae fa letter to her sister, Lucy Roebuck, . ‘al : wiekwalknowsitrwill barbs CHET LY Wal) TEC ERC EAL telling her to find Mrs, Bird, After this . it e 3 Y Appeared as attorney and Chairman of aasueanes the be asi i acecente tie 1 lA t es there ws refit yc the Legislative Committee of the New '| Si SECA IMIGE Heeanttova rls : ses sie Zork State Federation: of Women's, vs is the mother MARRS CRG jubs. whom are alive t = ‘Women's Court Imperative. | y ji She sald that the establishmen al { paemuel 11 Roe! Hy j women's court is e. " t a e owas for id ' the Roe kK f dotendants s be arraigned with ! CK) Stteen Cun te) ‘ men, many of the latter depraved erim- : jog inals. 4a var x igtt A separate room or ¢ should also { ‘ KINSMAN'S pie a Tot ity é aa be provided for the exclusive determina: | iJ aT ATL MOELUEN CM ATENT ERD EL Av, 428 Coe tlon of “domestic cases,” sho insisted. | = ae ius i = : Women attendants should be employed. | } 1 baring Board to be rejected hy t See ‘ © where a Vinol Hospital treatment and sanitary as well | mss! one ee ; a as moral surroundings should prevail. | He a nteats > Mrs. Mulliner read a letter from Dr. | chant to be sane. Goutd u. Mary B, Jowett, chairman of the Com-| mittee on Hygiene of the Women’s! N s ‘ 4S Prison Reform Soclety advocating fuily | the attendance on women prisoners by | a women officials, ote de ‘| “If a woman comes under the arm of , ‘ i ie rite} th SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH the law she should be taught an honor- | ‘e able occupation which will make her | gelf-supporting and prevent her becom: | shed 5 ’ ; si On 3 ing a confirmed criminal," said Mra. | = W omens Suits ¢ d oat Mulliner, The yitneds added that | —+— Putte Gaetan © aay FAO ae ey UtS ana C ats woman's court th Boston fs a success | ublic Service Commission’s | past Fa ‘i ees ee “OB ji >} Jaye. ff < t t NE \ KES SDR! Al Fepaan apa ne TAnd ye nomen | |“Functions of a Free News- ‘Don’t Abuse Beauty,” Wrote Mitinaarinine || iy Brow ee NEW SPRING MODELS—SPECLAL PRICES said Mrs. Mulliner, “and I do not want Will Not C M ? Petitioner Digs Up Old oe to appear sentimental. Ifa woman is a! aper Will Not Cease Mrs. Young Before She . . SERGE SUITS, sp taeiccet { 5 felon she should be treated as such, but Pal i ung Before She City Ordinance. FS f : SERGE SUITS, spmi-fitting co hy 4, 28,50 let that treatment be surrounded by the | It Says. | aes \ . MOTOR COATS, new twecds and mixtures, 25,00 best of influences. ' ashen ‘alt t 4 “In this respect the Nicht Court {s | smoke | w . ’ or 3 ‘ . pnac do © preach . . “5 : ear Wh i yak G “) * “ \ BAI Ween ut Conrtdces toler cnn INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1.—The News) Mo ) ven Iman Fete ake ear Misses’ and Children’s Wear the propo. Women arrested on|| publishesathersollow ie; unerent scons ABI TTy Hoor of the); What ES Sem SPECIAL OFFI } OF NEW MODELS the streets wimitted t bait the Annette Kellerman Displays | <¢rnlne the Panama canat indictments: fa Warinaventic ROSTON 2ROKER SANKAUPT. PECIAL OF: 3 OF NEW MODELS pain night forth and ply thetr A . ce C2" | phe issue pre y the indict | Br as 1 ri BOSTON, Feb. 1 H : AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRI an ygmen arrested for drunkenness | Art and Beauty to Women aries ot Ruins do the! ool | rong oder of a. Fe eae er att ; WASH DRESSES, ginghams and chamnbray, 673 tion, where they cou in’ Tableaux SLES OEE TMD es ET wn the and to Many years ago this witht BROIDERED DRFS lawaltecndieten of by women, sobered n Tableaux. be said, But there is a wider jesue con-|door of an apartment on the second! passed, and. still remains EM 14, 16, 18-year sizes? via atk 9,75 and ae te re ee ———_ cerning which, ‘we think, a good deal! poor 4 was oc by Mr. and WeunnG ty TA ORED UITS, new spring fab: b racticc, will be said, Perhaps it 1s needless to oa 3 eel ape A: 3 OR RIB ESI( harleenrsaked Rerlenncallloniimcets coyote iB He Pte a fay that the course of the News will be lion leh Velma andi tle wooll}t| sonanunontellher =D j stylish models, 14, 16, 13-year sizes, 18.75, 25.00 30.00 to the present avater of allow ni Cone were not a th Shocked by the poses of 1h" 14 way influenced or aifected by | nee ae Apctennete Gc ‘A amoking car amendment i on probati *| Annette Kellermann, who appeared be- what has happened, We shall continue | 0 4... Braun a a | nance is still, slumbering SE 1 i] I; ’ \ On T { would send such women to a home fore them yesterday as Venus rising toldaciss publi questions on thele mer [regs who call Poltcemen Dowd. 7 audaren S yVinte!r Dresses and taught a trade, making from the sea, and otherwise. | ts, ag in the past, Gnd to criticise pub- | ico was forced and Mrs, Young was| sostmont 1 ther self-supporting,” said Mrs. Mule) All the “Daisies” agreed that there | le men without either personal or par: Puerta p ortment of Various styles and materials, offered| to close at the Mner a { blas, found dead tn her bedroom. Sh» had | smoke w! i oh GREATLY REDUCED PRICE 7 50 d 10 00 ARENA GAMEIITHTERTHORHaainee was nothing the least suzgestive in Miss | san Dias, attached the tube from her gaa stove f bUCE ICES, . an p A 4 f: hy eH ean be nee Kellermann's poses. They are classical ‘This Is the phase of the question that Rav amict aeroomianallniaied Ee L rf he duty of the toa degree. She was art, pure art, The Most concerns the public. It has a right | through {t. The d iG w ean y Fe eee 2 | & i 4 he Homes of iioet demure, most prudish, the moat | know that the functions of a free) ine jut Wet es men eae e Qyoadvrs i . eon ek et eentnrinkiny little prude of Pur. |&hd independent newspaper will not | FOU ye ue OW el ation of the Women's Court ity Village could see her and not be cease to be performed and algo to know)" 000) SUNeinh Ot tree \ a , hd : fi: saan that no personal element will be allowed | °°) ponee anew Sny thing ‘ bald to obtrude itself in any of the sega | resent ts pouney ee haa bern Cleanses, beautifies and 1 n ma » | that we feel called on to make. We shail Cee cates, & few weeks, It was " bs " never mingle with Retest a TINDER AT ATTACK to unfairness (ecu nel Ohusbena lund aot beat ome for| aeietyi a athe WoldseeeA safle purifies the breath 1 | o ie fe the arresting officer is always eleving that the great principle of | ‘T'" | at pe iar ween Nesta starch 16 Senator-elect nF. | mote from his pr dom of the press is at stexe, wo |'0 tireaies Mrserot asquatrel ito) iver mer iiiMenl lieu enletn ape Liaes| Used by people of WE TRUST ANY HONEST woaien omelet Lanes do what we can to uphold tt. Wo |!eave al ne ck. Bearch of] eo tty : Ket PERSON: ONE RIO ; 4s per year Uys Mex. Co more {mportant service thar. this can bo the hou bbvea inte to al Join W, Kern, | refinement for almost wi Boat Ween tea (deren years performed by a newspaper, espscially | ™irror frame. It was not a dressed, for Governor of to a new bas At this thue, The public, to whiek alone | 4% "08 runnin menate ln che Half a Century women \e Nows acknowledges any obligation, | rel my anes at pearnlbe, Ohio, to — We do not ask emplo; plalntifs or 1 5, y feol sure that this paper will con. | forgive me can't Ive without John. erence. Call or write for Ii- Southern eae Union Pacific, | ine to aorve Ita interests a at gees |DO not abuse Beauty.” e ised Cabot #4 mae Copper, Erie and St. P. them, To stim up, we shall print the) Younk Is said to be a bookkeeper American Optical Proteotira copper, Erie and St. Paul | news and telt the truth about it—aa it | MIs place of employment is not known Corporation, Show the Effe {a given us to eee the truth.” to those living In the Howard avenue Motto Goidsintth, Soo. & Trene, Show the Effec | a ieee house. Mrs. Young told tradesmen in Ries 1254 [Mroadwa: York, the vicinity that she formerly lived in MARRIAGE AFTER DIVORCE Herkimer street, “She! was tirty-ave aac aataees THROUGH LOVE FOR A CAT, ~~~ - —— = =e Moths by the 1,000, 000 | jay, On heavy s ners the — ning Yo aieh Da opened at 49 1-4 and a PAlinAM EnIAEAl ree Ay | 1 5. CKEDS wenn 0 crix pO poe | Feline Entered Lives of Separated FARE OH CRIES MP, hath UDF OARHERT ‘HANGER HB et 0 u ks “ounle +) Netrhe Bratt ent w a! 4. hi n st un it ec 04 obliged to) ap Southern "Pacific, 1 re; Couple and Neither Could ih Wied j nian at ihe ap utsanen gee public Iron and A Py le) ir a nal) department PEACE SOCIETY TALKS NEE Taleo th j Part From Hier. 4 Malten Tane ay arail BRS £ port was given the market, and WORC ass, Feb, 19.—Be ORLD WANTS WORK WoxbDERs, H { E won *\ rallied fractionally, but the leveloped a fondness for a t showed losses, Tradin . trom which neither would be — inner to Elihu Root and in Inter-| 1 iil city of | parted, Levi John La Chappelle and Dine ‘ ; in Inter ahaa andy sei tond ion Mrs, Minnie Towle La Chappelle, of | : national Festiva a Worcester, who were divorced here, are | a ee All the SUR! | ince thels divorce the couple bya pe | DANUER OF GLASSES ‘The first of a £1 cull ar fre ak of fate have boarded In the THAT MAGNIFY e the Peace So. | same houses in New Bedford. Recently Se ie 1 Maria came’ Into thelr Don't imagine that because a Encyclopedic was | formed an attachment | pair of eyeglasses MAGNIFY day. One hund nd the only equitable ar they are helpful to the sight. o f tl “ m ich they could a on Fees ive 4 mpuilon, of € was to br whers in common of the | An ordinary eyeglass may mag- and... Roky asdsihe property and they concluded to remarry. | ify the type, yet if you shou ild e © Prof.’ Dutton, ay | use such a glass you would per- a Tf i@a Boston, Harold YANKTON AT WASHINGTON. pods 5 fags ey De WASHINGTON, Feb, 1.—The auxii-| manent! injure your sight, > trot. BN announced a dir 0 guard of the At. In the department or jewelry D ye ay J 8 i" EO The | store eyeglasses both lenses are n orma ion Which Joseph, Choate will 1 LM june malt te always alike—the one serious Fo celebrate world peare a teat in $2 the! nave! odjestion to “bargain” glasses, ill tee dui 09, i Has at tl bel ; HARRIS. GLASSES. are. pre you will require during 1909, in i 1p | pees t scribed by SKILLED OCU- e , : 1 Bredsed! LISTS you are assured Hac appear in, cos F 4% glisses—and r ronsule and he ny invited m St ups and, NOT TRUS, SAYS HARRIMAN. WA Hos Filmanac SAN ANTONIO, Tex, F BH. fe \y AND OPTICIAN! REED) peiiieg by’ his Gauges and lier: oe. ¥ 8 12! BAEAst 23rd. Stroet nent Foor Ave Be felrrecetved. 1 | 4 Weat 125th Street, Near Lenox Ave | for | MRIS an invitation io u vangiet Saute | North es * | 442 Columbus Avenue, Blst ond82d Sta | iy pane He denied that there was Sr 76 Nassau Street, near John Street. PREP Bap foundation for the rumored engag fect 489 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN 25 ( e ts a th of his daughter to Mr. Goelet, | Peanoyivania Copude Absbam & Stress Sold Everywhere n