The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1911, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1911, ee omen ago, and reh the Court de MARG 5 SH pipes serena Acc etait | defenses be made at the present session | ferred to in the accompanying letter of of Congress. the Secretary of War, which estimate He forwarded with the message the | is lees than the oritinal estimate by ap- report of the special army and nay eo one-third.” ter Barton got a divorce d b rd, recommending fortification of the her by default in Missouri, | {ata canal, when compisted,* said | HIS DIVORCE DECREE | “White Justi there . | 3 i the ont cotventome route €or water ANSWERS WIFE'S SUIT. a ts rm, Barton, wae, ver " mmunteation between our Atlantic he iow to stand ngainst her ‘ jStaten, Tee savored possesion AAG. cop tion of Missouri Judgment J eventually wi tlbo says thet \.trol will contribute to our peace, safety Against Mrs. Barton. | Mre. Barton n er application j as prosperity 5 & cation. to the court for alime pon obtaining ent It ig the right and | A pecuilar matrimonial mixup came to | m the Justice who dented nited States to fortify | ight in the Supreme Court this after: | f motion for alimony, Init the work on the pr osed | vised oF tion o TB mo 140 Mrs. Weisbach Dro Drops Oil Can | | Refers to General "ST ai cee a rosa th vent no 8 cones to ts | Sie i Sone, Gea Shares, | AIMANAG FOR TO DAY on Stove and Pupils See Levy Which Often Misses | mse uraing the fortitieation of the expenditure of enormous | a #u Phin trout ty na the sult tor | ee stings Seah é Her Burning. RicH ait HUGS $e POOF: | Aieeree vy eae donee Go ure: bees the Bec hy Minot her wut tor {fonernor’s Islas!!! 6.98 110 18 | | MODEL QUICK LUNCH COUNTERS, SIXTH FLOOR UTICA, Jan, 12.—Lawson Purdy, Pres- epartment of Taxes and joke In GIRLS SHOUT “FIRE!”| — ident of the ‘ Assessments, New York City, Start Rush Which Is Halted by | tavor of the aboiition of the : personal tax, which he Teacher’s Voice and Cool- [a “scandalous farce," at the ference on taxation to-day, Such taxa- ness of Boys. tion, he maintained, was not only gross- ly unjust, but produced relatively little revenue. sald ‘The shock of a kerosene explosion ct of this paper meane the abolition of the general property tax on | Watch Glew out the windows of the! o psona! property. It does fot mean fourth floor rear flat at No, 188 Avenue | t+6 aoiition of the special taxes on per- B, and the sight of a young woman sonal perty which now yie! far sheeted in flame, started a pante Just!) more revenue than the tmisera before the noon recess to-day among | nant of personal property still # the nine hundred pupiis in Pubile Schoo! | jocal taxation No. 126, “During the last thirty years The school is in Twelfth street. Its | has been Imposed, sometimes in leu rear faces the rear of No. 186 Avenue B. | te property tax and ometimes in ad- The explosion and the desperate plight | aition it. To-day we are obtaining a | of the young woman, who was known | revenue from various special taxes on | to many of the pupils, set off scores Of | personal property far in excess of the | Mle gsiris mto hysterics, so that it WAS | revenue from the general personal tax. | great difficulty t Principal | Personal taxes aro rarely a burden on Jesephine B. Rogers, Assistant Principal | the rich, but they #ometimes confiscate | Rosalie Heegie and their twenty-seven | the meagre income of the poor. It Is teachers calmed them and restored | nigh time we made an end of a scan- | ‘. dalous condition. Mrs. Wilhelmina Weissbach, twenty-| «why keep up the farce any long threo years old, was the victim of the | you can't dignify what they pay by the explosion. Her husband Oscar, Who {| vane of tax, for a tax is a coutrivution @ clothing cutter out of work, has been | Cotorced by a sovereign powe 11 dn bed several days with tonsilitis. | this state ro rich man need able Meeir ¢wo-year-old child William 1s also | for personal taxes unless he desires t y |e. You may occasionally force some (poor to pay half their Income Falls on Stove. ae lly sor amar ‘The husband called out to his wife to) Po" axes, Out I don bring him oll for his lamp, so that he| ost), could read in his dark bedroom. Mrs! rigoro: 20,000 Men’s 2 for 25c Linen C O Ii akS To-morrow Every collar one of America’s largest makers had on hand, many of them he classified as seconds, The biggest purchase made this season and the most important. Included are all the newest and best styles shown this season, and even those classified as seconds—even an expert would find it hard to detect the flaw. They are prectically as good for wear as any 2 for 25c collar you can buy in any haberdashery in town. The new turn down, high medium, low told and standing collar; all sizes. Don’t miss this sale. It is so unusual it cannot be duplicated again in months. Buy the year’s supply at less than 14 price. Dinne er Seis sti \1 Drastic Clearance Boys’ Clothing : Every Garment in Stock at About 4 Price ve law is enforced ne ft is not enforced | Welasbach started fo- the bedroom with | at all SRedueoe weéue ine ; ‘ the oan of kerosene, but in passing the n drives away. capital Read these items over carefully. F y parent should be interested—an opportunity to buy high-class atove she slipped on the zinc guard and) d nw ation of any | Selected clothing at less than wholesale. One of thos ware; set (Fourth Floor.) 1s ) y den p rare instances where y wy y two garments for the price of one. fell As sho fell she dropped the can of | aw | ‘ em) | are instances where you may buy two garmen 1 3 19h ANNUAL Before the young woman could scram ple to her fect the can exploded, show ering her with flaming oil. She stood Rainproof ; Apparel of FE very || 0 ]49c to $1.00 Boys’ Sailor & Russian 59c Knicker(Roys’ $1.98 Blouses Suilss $2.50 $4.55 Pants Overtoai 15° [2h 9° | 99° Good wearing materials, cheviots and wor- steds. Hundreds of pretty patterns to select Batton:te ihe tye Odds and Ends in Boys'} from, including the ever popular shepherd} Plain blue and fancy mix- a whe ad eis Wai Blouse Waists. They are hil tures, Cut extra ful " plain bl slightly soi Boys’ $2.5 Reefers, 99° All wool, heavy weight, dee val 0 186 a H it on the highest priced lored like the Large fresh Maine | Smelts everywhere at Le. special (Sixth Hloor.) for a moment framed in the window | afire from head to foot. As she sank | to the floor in a pool of blazing oll her sereams could be heard throughout the | tenement and across the rear yards in the twenty-seven class rooms of the | sehvol. The sick husband rushed Into the | kitchen with blankets, wrapped tie | plaid a ‘These suits are hand- fitting . eut vd, but’ not ay Have taped. seams and nt pattern burning woman in them and carried her t patterns and Peneugh to hurt wearing. |semely Wimmed w h 2 rows of military but-J patent waist bands. Maded ed Mane out in the hallway. Mrs. Glickn Besctint ore for. Ben, Women PO ailing illgocdscctetss clea aha Mad ade ft “tty chevrons and patent leather belt, ; went. venrs, Never s neighbor, ran in and carried out the an ren, Now ame a to 10 years, t and percale. 10 Regula Would for fess than 81.04. No mail orders. child. George Miller, a brother of Mrs. Weissbach, who lives on the floor below, put out the fire in the kitchen by wnothering {t with Mrs. Glickman’s wet wash. Mra, Weisst er Eddie w 2B, the windows of w in back of the Weisbach was in charge of Miss Lefkovitz and Mise Rogers and Miss Hexgi ing through the corridor wh plosion occurred. Saw Her Fall, who were being Men's Hose REDUCED) From 35% io 50%); At ali 3 Siores An Enormous Stock of all that i New and Fashionable to Select from. | TWO GREAT SPECIAL VALUES en iain F008) Read Every Item of This ‘‘Ad,”’ the Mcen’s Underwear Most Remarkable Values in Naturel wool, unshrink ble; single’ breasted garment (Mal Women's Underwear Flecee lined Combina h garments made up for less than cost of materials if bought by the yard. They saw Mrs. Weisspach fal These cloths are an exceptional good value; bought eaploalon that fallomed #0 § Friday and Saturday Only neck Aid ioe" sov Extra Special 19c Corset Covers] Jsle. Measure 70x86 inenes. Extra heavy qualit hack into the room Nainsook covers with round necks; prettily trimmed with sample double satin finished; grass bleache BOYS’ i 89c ; snow who jumped up ye embroideries or double rows of Valenciennes lace inser- i . » of all the | yd Miller, “Eddie (Main Floor.) . 0 of ol rh " f in a variety of all the est new ¢ Els stkechd 4 ani Gikcantesd tions with ribb often sold as gh as 25c each, Extra @] heautiful patterns. ..... ig ieee that echoed throughout the schoolroom, special in this sale; at fee teares a anayaneen twenty-seven class- re!” was taken up ‘$6.00 value \ English oy Slip-on Raincoats 25c Drawers 25 Potticesis ant quality mercerized damask Muslin, made with full rufles,| Short cambric, with full ruf- itiful high satin t ; snow white by the little The . however, did not give way to panic, and obeyed the commands of thelr teachers not to lea Assistant Principal Hex contralto voice and her beautiful high inished — with 12 flex with deep hem- | helasek: oles deep he stitched hei 4 m Ke size ; eee c ate... i one Cc square tables, Pretty new 69 white finish; ve Pevirns ete cioe meer ee WML A a cuat ieautasop a designs, Regularly “sto new patte Gowns Petticoats cach... th fancy lace or pa ike, Set &9ehi Value Corset Covers Corset Covers had been Surgeon Welssvach ned and when he| Meanwhile an ambulen called to No, 190 Ave Sweeney found had been terribly bi f White PI Louls Jenson o. 3, a boss painter, ended his lite this shooting himself in the the office shortly be 500 Seam Mover open Of excellent. quality cambric, 4 ide with full ruffles, fh with | trimmed of embro! 54x00. Valu 72x90) an Seam apie, He lett mi and went CAPES THIS IS | GOING S SOME, “That's why I always turn my glass dows when they begin to pour it.” | ’ 4 Important Sale Thursday, 12th, and Friday, 13th, 1 LOT LINGERIE DRESSES, $5.99 Value $15.00 and $22.00 1 LOT LINGERIE DRESSES, $9.50 1 LOT LINGERIE NIGHT GOWNS, $2.50 CHEMISES, $1.98 DRAWERS, $2.50 MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY RECEIVED Double Gry Trading Stamps Until 1 0’ Clock, “thetic” | icc teniestes tity lor tivery trains Semon 100 Old- FashionedFriday B These Prices Will Bring Thousands to the January Sale of sat aioe Muslin Underwear||Linens & White Goods|{ York who knows the value of materials Medal Io Sea tei uaulsteear mil InGaM GT PealTeN Hane eerie $3 All Linen Pattern Table Cloths Extra heavy quality m Hemstitched Table Cloths | “Table Damask 50c; special, yard fldren to calm videries exce a toothed the hyster! 2 nar ae ch OF eRe Sabre a Arete ee mn pretuny rs teachers in every claseroo.i blocked the ants! TeMns Ge Vane, Bees trimmed with wide embrold 10,000 Yards Londsdale Cambric doors and prevented the excite’ young. epen” ‘work Cily | telinmed Winbon “arewn; | €f¥ flounces, tucks, deep lace Very best quality; full yard wide. Fine soft finish; expecially adapted tor (QS / ame com. eeiting out Inia the corel: Veral rows of lace Inserdons| ounces, headed with | em- 9 ¥ nen's fine underwear and children's dresses, ete. Regularly AC Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads 16c and 18¢ Pillow Cases sheets, extra heavy quality, size 81590, Value (5, 000 lbs. cre Butter---1 lb, Print 2 300) ARET MURTHA ERMAN SQUARE ONLY TIST ST, AND BROADWAY Value $22.00 to $48.00 emium Parlor, Pith Floor. argains Laces Torchon Laces and Ine sertions to mateh; all New designe, values 10 106 yard = i ak ey «Matn Bloor) 1 cee } eeaesecaeneen: aor Hair Rolls sim Mme. Stephen's Sani- tary Hair Jealle; all vaces of hale; Brochert Improved Adjust. smedene SE OR (Malin Flee Curtain Foles 4 few nt. with bracket and ends, oak, mahog- y or white nel; value 16, 9c mo Lteurth Floor.) Silko!ine Remnants of 2 to & yard Vioral and Orl- be deostans. Arse bare yuu’. Ne Infants’ $1 Caps Odds and ends includ Dainty, Lingerte W ue ip varigue preety de regular stock 10He) wit 12¢ Su Clan checks, Ih pretty . navy and Grounds. Also Suiting tp heavily months age for this y pure Insh linen; striped erized damask; satin lustre Snow ry pretty Regularly 2 8 Cc Extra fine wool finish ‘ Kets For fall and meres Teen thee thane hier Of excellent. nainsook, prettily Heavy quality; for double size beds; ; : grade ; was isle hope Of her recovery Lote Brattiiy trimmed yokes ISiennten or tor 5 Ineo and will wash heavier; neat pat- dressing The” dun acd ' a fine Vale nelennien lace. . terns, Limit 4 No nail 49 reid.” heldee olkenmned PAINTER SHOOTS HIMSELF. desis . mnobon 39c iW9ec orders. Value usc. Kach.. LOR Is ae ria " (Main Bloor.) Tbe; at 7 ————, White Pinins Man Una in : move eninnen as May : | 2,500 Dozen Bed Sheets at remarkably low prices. Purehased 3.50 Blanket Z Finanetat pitticat! GIRLS’ Embroidery \ Drawers cotton goods were lower. Sizes mentioned are the sizes before hemmed 33.50 Blankets sashects, size THx001y, y 280 | eee fee Rixpo tValue One 440 beds Meee W » place on sale 189 85e; each, 590 geomet ee ee ee ve eee oe 69c a ees boa pat ee ate ! fp. : Roller Towelling [300 Dozen Linen Finish) 15,000 Yards Unbleached 1.75 ae or ins: Benutitully : s " Sere ste extra Special—$ 1. 79 Night Gowns Bleached twill roller oe | Husk Towels ees ed auele Kine Kaen 7 co gfidigane ” Jing “aa ||| lack ali velvet hate. 1H cheer nainsook and cambric of elegant styles. Beautiful empir dish towelling; heavy and| quality: will give good Treen eat ie : pone 8 tye, bet | Ail Pe sBapes dust var Onion teak Maborately trimmed with Valenciennes et Value do.| Weary iinproves with eve pread; will wash heavi Matotdlng to. the, wnt |Valete $4.00 f) CN OTe a ination dotted. Swiss Yokes absorben nue do] Went Imprvves with every) and bleach whit DDR past “i i by | Limit 15 yards, No ¢ ols her Hans had been unelal Swiss or filet embroideries and ribbons ; PF | red borders; values Qt q| x0 yards. No mail nd: this ta betleved ta bevel! Sale price (Second Floor.) mail orders, Yard... GC] to Le each AC) erdemivelioe, Yani aoa C 109) f cause for hh suicide. J {3 to Jenson has a wife and child in ¢ un many | 65 * old nitary fleece lined badd Five Daye O14, Va Moncy Returned ie ney on Any - (Flour Marigold Butterine | Pure € ‘alilornia Grape ayy {Port o or She Monc ram Whiskey i rin hh 4 urchase: ri VB Grand oe | + ha 10.82.4095 2 i ' \ ace } faffea Ribbon 4? i Hepa Seb a4. | fe 39c 3 “'Gaadye aca Wotan ee iste ‘S124 ie ‘ised Neu 400) Losec a age ant ie On: alt ROOF: Mp) Uv n cans, $1645; large N 12) ¢ °+) Banquet Whiskey °° 94.00) 14 | OF Mow Benals Huse, 1b Women's H . : pei full quart Bote SLU | California wedless Raisins 49 U on Tnauguras n'Go ea ck 1S ance a DUN) Doren 770) packus PSE] 49c Underwear res ‘ er um arge DMaino Sorel P 5 > ‘ Gone ae nes 3 (tain Floor.) pod Logs of Spring Lambs Gninooe Balmon stenke Prime Standing Rib} prosh § ti & : "ig ation of the THR WAY STORES CWT ies Ti De is is tance ete , | Barge Pros Mackerel , . resh Spanish | nag ithe i i B'WAY STORES Boys’ $1 Waists ; : iy ies af pee weet | Roses ae | Yan 8 be Age 4 & Lith Sts. soiled lous 7 ‘ tent | Sortng Lamb: * ‘ ° va value | Lait extn of ‘a A ey a of J ary, fel mien eae Bide) slaty’ of on A ane Broken Carolina Rice oat! ne Rae le a Ib. beef; Ib Lic bret rhe a bead : TOLL At 12 ovetock, noon ag the Taye }] Cor. John St, & Broadway, io bg aa quottiy! 30 bt et ae Ae Corned Os Tongues“ 0s! Whole Tops of Sirloia’’ ")« \ *| Ripe Califo o i Speaker Hdward Kenny : at 2% Pea Beans Ney a crk Rte | even i ox tor Wu 14] wiity; ab ke ya . 21sec C hildren ‘ounty is reaponsivle fur thi CPHL ory j ai 'c| lc ‘ i ¥ 4 $2.30 Coats sent Iuvitacie . - ‘ 1 Po pes oraed Beef Lima Beans Deee sais ij : ort or Sherr |Grepe Fruit ' 4; Porteshous He} 4° gar Coaxss 9 Taking i ve : 1 bo. ay ‘ vert wed Pe [Okt Ploatation Colle. | BOC te of 6 Milan pranirennc! 3 bate wore 4 whol ee ej Rovsting Chickens 1G | bed pi ae 31 | Ti ea aE, ie tte "a ben sale tir Dd ae f ; AY, ne HC] tender pouttry: v i iC 12? 2c | sior™ " , 5 . . HA ° Oe mmmmmnreereaeetaes RA