The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1909, Page 3

pet emmanamee woman ne an tne ne ae fFitian Crowned Actress Has an | {PREJUDICE IS GENERAL. ‘Red Headed Girls” Usually | By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. ‘fa the opinion of Mrs. | the sult th | against ‘who are blessed with RED HAR SIG OF UNPOPULARITY, SAYS MRS. CARTER. Idea Such Women Misunderstood, t Are ' Hot Headed, Admits Their Spokeswoman. That “red-haired women are usually misunderstood, if not actually disliked,” Leslie Carter | Payne, mental actress. Mrs, Carter had been sitting all day 1n the crowded, stuf room of the City Court, Mstening to the tedious the Titlan-crowneé tempera. | to questioning and cross-questioning that | marked the progress of her defense of at Mrs. Heerman has brought Nevertheloss, she turned | with apparently undiminished vitality | and good humor to a discussion of red- haired women, a3 Mmo. rrot sees them. Mme, de Perrot ts a Parisian | who has made a st women and has just f Soclety,”’ wh the which is limited exclus' ot re Jed the bership of to women ks of sunset glow, But Mme. Perrot {nellned to class the halo « the proverbial crown head of its owner to " ac sr ne with uses the , sy lie.”” The Prejudice Exists, de “For,' Mme, “ though I cannot unde should be such a pre. says Perrot, “al- and why there ainst Titan, locks, yet I find it ex ywhere that I have ever been “Not a prejudice exactly," protested Mrs, Carter, when Mme. Perrot's sentiments were quoted to her, “but red- haired women are so often misunder- Blood.’ Certainly no one could question Mrs. Carter's authority: to speak. loud: ing white folds of her veil su obliterated the det but failed utte: sessfully | ils of her features, | to shroud the glory of Living Pictures by Society Women, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, es by Society Women, BARD GALS osed Tor Charity ne eo FAIGK IN FLONING ROBES OF GREEKS , Cut of Just Like Ancients With Only Three Staid Men Professors to See, | "MARCH 26, 1909, ‘Societ ly Woman Driven to Suicide THEY INJURE CHILDREN by Excitement of Social Duties! ordinary cathartics and Pills and Harsh . Physic Cause Distressing Complaints You cannot be oy | ful in the selea- |tlon of medi for children, Only the | Yery gentlest bowel medicine should ever jbe given, Ordinary pills, catharties and | nurgatt res are too apt to do more harm | than good, They and other distres health annoyance. We personally recommend and guarantee derlies as the safest and moat { remedy for constipation and ns. We bave such faith ta the supremo virtues of | this remedy that we sell it on our guarantee © | of mor y instance where it | jatisfaction, and we need of such medicine to try It An eause griping, nausea after-effects that are destroying and @ Ife Rexall Ore ndablo back in falls to give entire /RIVALRY IN CLASSES, at our risk Rexall Orderlies contain an entirely new neredient, which is odorless, tasteless and * Ite es all the best qualls (les of the soothing, laxative, strengthening and healing remedial active principles of ath testinal regulator tonics, colorless, |Freshmen and Sophomores Try to Out-Frisk Each Other With Columbia Shut Out, | Hoxall Orderlies aro extremely pleasant : ' t> take, are partie pre i . able in action, may be taken i Those frisky Barnard day or night; do not cause diarrhoea,” ing again this afternoon time tt nau Kriping, excessive looseness, or | = ts a Greek frisk In full Greek costume, other undesirable effects. They have @ Rs Tk Clekal re , role fe ral aetion upon the ds and i ith) Gtecks chorusey aid aa Grcek) cred 1 which they come in contact, Junch, labelled “Nectar and Ambrosia,” act as a positive and tonte upon consisting only of lemon jutce and the relax, dry mugen Ut of the bowel, MRS REGINALD eta dryness and soreness, °C: VANDERBILT ‘ f und tone and strengths : This love y was held {In Thomp. mus: snd restore the d son's Gymnast t ns to more t voking ¢ All sand healthy ty, i other, They Rexall Orderlies not only cure constipas Vood and | , but they remove the cause of this o e facul nt Th: leo overcome the neces- ty of constantly t laxatives to kéep he bowels in normal condition, ul el ecially for» persons, They ymnasium where tin two Watiuarien , and 33 n't expected of t oth make minute observa- ve, perspective and | jdgment on the ensemble : Sane | Just Judges of Frisks. suspected of implication tn a plot to They were to judge whethey or not goatee at d pon RANGE it OF i the freshmen excelled the sophmores Tat aaah eEORC CHUA EGTEIRES Keak oO c es excelled the freshmen Ditheleonimarcaloxcel ls tli | July, and that she could prove an alibt, and would be willing to come to Vin- | INTERIOR in their Hellenic costumes and Homeric frisks All the dear girls wore flowing Greek fee AY allay _fsplelon aronse Z robes and sandals. Not the sort that rst her, iso served to indicate that : the gods and godesses of old wore. | the tragic end to Mrs, Culbertson’s life { Heavens! no, for under each flowing came by self-destruction, H RS robe was a Dutch allowance of petti- | “\ man and a woman dragged me r Roatemand 6 who. hae etudied there and made me swallow poison,” WK io ren Witheminays land | were tho last words of the woman be: SLIGHTLY USED FO fons in Queen Wilhem! 8 land | eo died ‘Thursd om, but ws that a Duteh allowance of pet- | ore ie re rt ‘s ane me , Ss a modest pl thermore no trace has ound of any VANDERBILT ] OUT Le eer ee Be ar ee R i\ MiicHivaateiren aisal otnanl| Cau Sm ROllcemon Phone ,nd curnortson home Wednesday afternoon | J uy inachronism considering that the Greek | when the tragedy occurred, Nelther ts | Says She Can Prove Mibi i in j iy detinite trace as to where-the her hair. Through th alows of maidens they portrayed never heard of | t ar ; ate COPYRIGHTEBY Pier iriareen | Y if rbollc weld was purehased the silk her glistening t garter even, Chae Supposed Murder of Bride, (S02 "1 Nas purehas i senegal Goarlet than her lips RUCKER: &¢o the illusion was perfectly splen- | } If Mrs. Culbertson pur the pol. “Hot-headed,’ is almost literally did, and as the girls marched across the | — [son herself. the police belleve she may Hot-headed,’ is almost literally what Nvmige9 tid, the girls mi \ you can say of the red-headed woman,” Barnard campus tn thelr flowing robes, | yy ati nny on ave obtained It In Lawrenceville, Il, j continued Mrs, Car and when you | t Greek directoire to. port alare |) tapes: , Ind, March 26—The} whore her husband ts employed. She | Bay that of her you sf ere ere some seven hundred KO woman who was t in con- him here a few days before her hearted as well, ‘That is a bad com- : vv (oldie Columbia boys rubbering| nection with the mysterious death of | deat! bination, you know. It means impulsive Beauties in Dream Pictur wero Bore, too, | Mrs. Culbertson, who was found bound) , ‘ of! ans has not aban- and sympathetic, and neither quality i ; Hi (ervey )iyy, 8 yuths, for they had] i iv 4 | doned the murder theory and in the makes for absolut lity ! Set With Gems, Dazzle urd that the Greek games and cut-| cM! Sassed and before her death said) meantime tho woman in Chicago 1s being “If you are impu ou know, you | Spectators | ups were to be held out on the campus | 2 ¥omar and man had forced ¢ arbolle | wal d. It nade sut- fo often do things that you might not Specks 2}, and not behind the chaste and for-| acid down her throat, is Mrs, Etta] ficient to warrant ft, her arrest will bo have done had you stop | La LR aie viding walls of ‘Thompson's arm-| Longwell, She residen at No. 708 West | OMe ie ' ee Our 1909 Model Piano Player And {f you are sympathetic—we ! x erin : Sar {oports that Mrs. Culbertson twice be- can't feel the misery of others without jeazeatn They, ni thelr good me Madison street, igo. 8 mmunt-| fore attempted suicide are to be Investi- placed i in) any ordinary size piano being miserable, too, els, sh abla window, cated by telephor vith the Vin- to have taken car- 25 Pianos $100 Each 4 4 k camp " “But,” and Mrs. Carter brightened, irre caput cennes authorities. s) wrded t on one occasion and on 50 Pianos $150 Each “thera have been so many really great ted Charity those three doctors cronth tap tre an as leben another to have cut a vetn tn her arm, ; women who have had red hair. There / a Woods and "Doe."? N Sida ele neal s UH Hae r of paris skull and cross: Leading Makers re - led to gymnasium in a si to come to Vincennes If wanted P Valu 83100 and 8100 Each, was Queen Elizabeth, you remember, Aare rent 2 < i bones found with the anonymous threa andiGleanatralaniithatmanvelloue ierits anid of art, Clanlsnevslatione | Whether Mrs. Russell Culbertson, the tenn Ars) Gulbertaon’s possess BARGATSS LOR ENY uvnopy % hardt. It would be manifestly absurd to : : Atlan essed ie ett from the best of | Vincennes bride, waa murd © police RICCA & SON, lant, y that they were great simply because = SU CUT US UEP jreek evolutions that | Killed herself. own, It is § have been {denti- | 9 a seearn otha IRS: EVR RNe PAYNE je the gymnasium were al- | facturing es ' fave been Went 19 and 21 West 125th St, they had red hair, but possibly their red ImNESS ayer ( Ir purity of atyla | occuring a man ¥ acti geett) tho erie: WRITE FOR CATALOGUE, halt wad the symbol of somet z merged and. pritan portmenit. ‘There | Stl puzzles the pottee, Dis in Mr, Culbertson's pos- ! more vital. The average red eat ‘i cer Be re only forty girl athletes, and ¢ | to-day in the home of the dea tragedy, | aa woman fs in y temperam To i Me ut | mother ‘ dlouanterso rat hen ore hlogm: of a torn plece of cloth which re Ps point to sul-| A a! Doniculys sreatalalsa necessary aitolie j ; Cloth Furthe Fhe robes of the her mouth t that threats had been No matte u live or what capable of the gamut of emotions, \ ' wri atheltes reached just ty tie ankles lay In a against Mrs, Culbertson by a geal | J your occu ation may be, you can 1 v wnecaling the bloomers, except dui PVE in, her husband's former ewoot.| | dress well on our ne Her Emotiors Too Quick, x slors the few Greek evolutions on the fyi police t nan, her husband's former sweet Una Roth (NEG the ai alan { rings 1 Was her own| heart, convince bereaved husband Eat alt ne sai ine le class \ : - There were full ind other itives that It was a case ind dislikes that which it y loomers, but with The locating in Chicago of the wor of murder y derstand, I agree with M ‘ rn | heck Las he ui BUEs cae NATE TO ELST | gan when she says that ‘there Is a pr | ease ! out in classic | against Titian locked womanhood.’ The 2 little f hem asthe chant average red-haired woman {is too quick f } ero f |] We carry a select and up-to-date stock of einen sala” Al son ce FREE FREE FREE ||" “iaiic'é Gens suddenly and entirely | UU, Grew to a Wild Whirl. Tet | “That Is why [believe they are mis- The a toca ire eolors ® signin se han wy ef —_ . ee ve eens 50 avorite Songs Onin fea ; ' + “) ‘ ut 1 them startling red borders. Pah “Is there any sex in the prejudice" |Real Estate Dealer Walker Final Consent Brings Health voy as t toal, si opal Thus that’ repeated Mrs, Carter, "No, I think not Hy cali, the} A Rate RR ee With Words and Music Complete iB Oven an account with us and pay I think that men are quite as inclined —— Found Guilty of Misrepre- | and Happiness After Long dislike red-haired women as are Geren teas , eae : ; ig s had prepared Greek Solving This Puzzle. @r women.” senting Condition of Lots Period of Suffering. He eh yee SenutifUIy GRRE MOUTBV ER tes “But,” Mrs. Carter was reminded piel led off In! the three ma back in the “you have so many friends and hav ae i vere gallery could 1 a word vat At. 5 had so many triumphs, how can you| Frank B. Walkr, a real-estate a 0 8 8 vet me. ee ae elled in Rag aeanitarn have felt this antagonism that you say|o¢ xo, 55 Liberty street, was vonvieted | vd | Ceell 8 browla, y exists?” Nein eure ‘ 1 | over tt ge t “T feel it all about mo," was the reply, | Of technical fraud to-day by a b . , sit to New Y van y “How many people ejaculate ‘red hair'| the Court of General s e as though it was something to beludge Mulqueen. Walker ts the 2274 3d Ave, ashamed of. I feel it when people first| ian to be convicted in this « te | et, 123d & 124th § meet me, and I feel it before they know |" De ut vu Bete 123d & 124th Sts 1 me. Every red-haired woman will un. | {ie Provision of Section No. 92 of the ‘ _dusiness Confidential, Open, Evenings, derstand what I mean. It is a sort of Penal Code, which provides for the pun uu | SS stesachdiattemagieeotorameiesaal subtle, unrecognized battle that is [Is ment of those ¥ misrepresent fa n} Kivaye waxing! linagniee ess trconte ot alent | The SiN Gamat of lig Kind in the Wort “Truly, I would think that red-haired | qaonment women, because of thelr temperament, ralounatouteraallernel f| vce ave shel Ia} armies rok tre unusually well Mtted to become act gies slugh MAL Muga ety a pres t telling | “Huge Mountain Stood 170 Feet resses," agreed Mra, Carter, “and yet I) Wechsler, of No. $2 Broad e , ed e 2 Brn ¢ Ry ceede do not know how to account for the | Pa aa loereertas rey steam tae ; Out of Sea and Exceeded comparatively few Titlan crowned stars. | peony, were levelled and ¢ g on B ry eighth street, ! “eet | oth “But really the opinion on this sub- Rg AU MIU eR eat eae | Graveren d\peaciy : 1,000 Feet in Length. fay Little Mary’s fect of @ woman who Is not red-haired | (ne, CON 0 WIA atl tere : Papa is going to give ‘is Wrouldi be! far! more valuable and! un- 165 ite tots ( e, 8a PRALWHNite Etan linerrA Fiat te her a Piano—Can you . TD EER ee Pe blesed than my own, In any case, 1] wciker sald that he made the ren r <1 was a ALON MAORI AULT ADU find it in this picture? TO ee OTE MONEE Would so much rather bo talked about |sontations in good full. The sure a x ; this morning a day late after a TRUNKS. CASES. - than to talk.” believe him, fn of the ‘testi nd. e b T ate} 5.) , voyage from ampton, which 2.008 80: Wherein Mrs, Leslie Carter Payne | mony of real-estate zs 1 4 i (ent \ eported the s iffers from most of the rest ut us | that he was just, hor ‘ n 3 ston My hs Maren p ith reported th pulous. Judge Mul eau Id | tacit also ea \ Miss largest | sy as been sighted 7 oO Rentence Walker on April Mth ath 1 suffered | HAS on the spring. He en Thousands of Hargalnss CLIPS THE CENSUS BUDGET, |! Hit) fio tM any ‘ ; \ # pict : Tt was more than —_——— the money involved "ve ed Ww r ud ist Bel t Mis, 0 He y and stood 17) feet f AH y 4 Fe Deficit ¥ J (Ses — tos eo 1 } ; y ( j § f t ‘ W ‘ 1 name + TOMER « Treasury e. ‘orces Cut of > fain \ ! ; George Heinle per aa had on ee 5 ‘ k te LOOK FOR THE ~aq $4,000,000 in Appropriation, DENIED PAI.LBEARER’S v Seve Halen y n ; earedion ‘ , Using ; y City aad A WASHINGTON, March 26—In 5 . = stones, What » : Harding Da who ' abroad e EMERGE! WG of the deficit In the sury, Di PLACE, BOY ENDS LIFE, ev tk ‘ er t e of his 5 BAGGAGE. REPAIR CO. Norihy of (he Cénain Butea, has a < i Who won| CLUES TO HOTEL SLAYERS, | Simeonera, “capt el a ory ar 1ano UO. at alk withdrawn his request for an appro- Sixteen-Year-Old Lad, Who Ex- alned farce t vad ti h Brlation of $14A1%H9 for the next ten: |W iat te Car hae tose Yanga, In Tombs, Giver Namen of tem : ! 12-14 WEST 32D STREET 3 sus and has substituted a request for) Pected to Carry Chum’s Body to i Wievice tarde WoL i Hat een Pith Ave ard aasaatoe —$—___——___—_— $10,000,000. ‘The original estimate coy Grave, Blows Brains Ou : at A Perr ener cry ieee Mu CROWN CATARRH POWDER ersd not oy the year 1910, when the bab) , ae zat N ! 2 \: ies RE = Cures enumeration mu:é take place, but the) YORK, Pa, Mar Wounded ¢ ? ¢ eating @ er & eng 0.0 \\ FRAD three succeeding years, during which| the heart because he was not « ea 7 i Cope ; i Phe reports will be tabiilated and pub-| | Tativearer at the funeral + ehh che te Mt ret, March | si erican methods before making J} NEM@sssersscrssecn Tho revised estimate covers the ex-/ and chum, Palmer Bhrhart, sixteen 8 t in t pelay ti t et set | Deane ses only for next year, in whieh all| years old, of 1 i r ” 1 and only wis Monda. ; Address..... @ preparatory and fleld work will| with a shotgun a yesterda suf ta ld acco » Detecti " A take Blace. hls la the amount appro-| white the family. were attending t fs Coops thedicits bt Pe Bide ein) 1zaLco voue NO PNR ARTE ted beginning of the last! funeral 1 him here, says that hisecame| SAN SALVAL Republic of Sat or census. a1 ry timated that $5,500,000} The boy's body was found by jis! “the Cooper preparations are on sale at pile es in the murder were men Bnown, vador, March The voleano of Izal- Wheres ceee esse be y to pay Liner! hneghd f= <-> Mra. John Ehrhart, upon her! ii the Riker stores, and can be obtained | to him as “Theodore” and “Halk” Thejco, ten miles north of Sonsonate is at all druggists everywhere, ** sho police are looking for them, wing’increased- activity, WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS,