The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1911, Page 16

Alene +e iW Hite @ ne Ohne tt GAL if a6 ou su THE -BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, PEBRUARY 27, 1911. : } | SPRING SKIRT . MADE TO ORDER’ for $1 ram ike oF, archaved he ee itMake your e nok measure ahd Mal a rtrictly tai » et $1 t her sleep, roken = TH lite Girl Out Alone After | * i | —— : f we a bm sTReEeT Dark Is Bothered It Is ; Ss ape Be Gon Feati, Be. + | Gain Moral Support of Alder Not Phoiigh Det Detectives Round- i ed Up Three Pickpockets in cares Alice Smith, Pro- men in Fight Against Swear- ete lei i Act on Street Car, bation Officer of Night) ing on the Stage. is} Court. \ | While the Board of Aldermen has no MY auinority to revoke the Heense of a piace of amusement—such power veing |'vented in the Police Commissioner—miill |® committes of the board to-day gave a hearing on such @ proposition in an endeavor to “cut out" the use of pro- ILDN’T “TOUCH” &; COULDN'T “TOUCH” HIM A Good Woman Is No ; wa ay, | More in Danger of Ar- A Later, Plaintive Wail Came} rest at Midnight Than Over Police ‘Phone, Beg- | at Noon —She Should for You ging to Hold Prisoners. Walk Swiftly and Look lem tae ee os 8, Liubuuai’ ean, for To-Morrow, which includes Three Special Sale oy tneguled me Mer . ; ; Straight Ahead. AArthut Calvorne, President ot Brocklyn, and you whl re master merchandising triumph, presenting economies of unequalle : 4 A. E, Wild of No. 80 East Pighty-thira | | fathers to give the neering, hoping tat Rha on Mone Fygerbg Wild’s XXX Cork S I f 5000 i street, a travelling selesman, dropped of | £3’ Marguerite Mooers Marshall. | | fitting ordinance might result heingold Magazine, brim- Linoleum ale 0} a Lexington avenue cer to-day and ran | “No woman can be safe on the ; i | Aldermen expr thelr sympathy | ming with wit and humor Bhown in a. shiendid aster m Pe for a west-bound ‘Phirty-fourth street | Streets of Mew York atter eleven | ie SL le adenitting that | and interesting information. acu pat 40c American Taffeta B car. Ahead of him ran George Steiner, | @'¢look at night.” pi AN ager ad sake tein Ale Distributed sree with com- Melues at, ea. yds. a Known to the police as a pickpocket “Ef a woman out at night alone | | dermen, wes accepted as a great am pliments of the brewers’ of Wilton Velvet Rugs Ta e Edge Behind him ran Edward Callahan and| @@t® into trouble it is her own 4 When the hearing opened cards | | Aul rich Hin Willlam Githooley, close comrades of | fault.” i ‘oS ing this appe : PALE RIPE nite ih pea Steiner. Steiner caught the car, Laden | The first statement was made by CELE “Please do not sw 1 f K 9, 75 Wid missed the car. Steiner rode onty | Of the National Consumers’ League, son to speak for her there is nothing | plained whether these were intended! . ins nie . Mt back to the cor- | W2@N she was pleading the cause of the |t? Prevent her gpaching him and belng | for general diatribution or merely tor | a er nee Wt RAE AG he Ce Te tus 'at ARAAY. ltmmediately acharged cireulation in the Aldermante Chamber. | $1 a Case (24 Bottles) 4 ies lg Ie! min yA UL ne d ‘i ‘For that matter,” added Miss Smith,| “Shakespeare is the great offender in nelsan’ cards hates or to retail at These incidents were observed with | , The second Jw that of Mise Allce wing soung giria brought in for the Arst | the tine of stage profanity,” one of th Patterns, inthe ch “Arabian $1.50 to go on the keenest interest by Central Office | SMU Probation oMicer at the Worm | time are never locked up with the| speakers sald. By actual count the - 33 sale to-morrow Detectives ssa and McKenna, who | ¢'s Night Court, to whom I showed! others, , They are simply handed o words “dam” and “hell” occur 326 times ° for a great big had been sent out hunting pickpockets, |the report of Mra, Kelley's speech. to me, and I place them in @ good home | jn nix works, 181 of the former and 164 Clover special They had seen Steiner and his friends! “For nine years," sald Mise Smith, |ti their cases are decided Of tha tater. | at,each.... at Lexington avenue and Forty-second "I have been a probation oMcer, I. “Every woman always hae @ thance| ng you regard those words as pro- | vomen’s'sizes; handles of gol street, had lomt them and were looking | took my turn with the other women] to tell her own atory, and ahe In never | rane words?” asked Alderman Meagher | ; Men and women's siz vee oe Id for them in the bellef that they Would | engaged in the work when there was Condemned without searcliing investiga- | o¢ president Calborne. “I do,” was the 1 and silver trimmings on mother-of-pearl, be found at the nearest transfer point | onty the one night court, and we were| tion. It would be an imposstbility for | the gunmetal, horn, mission and natural wood along Lexington avenue, | sent to it tn rotation. Almost since | the. “decent workidg girl’ to be unfustly do you define profanity?" was ee Mail orders promptly filled. Specify size Victim Protests in Car, the opening of the Women's Night | detained. and handle preferred. Another westbound car came, Calla- | Court, four months ago, I have been “% think women are safer on . "An expression in which the AIMIGHCY | tts | ban was first wboard. He stopped just | on duty there. And, personally, 1 Mow York streets at night tuen in | n Ifa man’s face is his fortone, then then | inside the door and groped on the floor | yet to encounter the case of a wom amy other city, In the first place | ie pete and. Frederick 3 he should frame it in a good collar tough he had dropped hia fare. Mr.| brought in for soliciting and posses:-| the streets are so wide and well | aise, Besides these ld bumped into him, Stetner and Gil- |! an absolutely clean record.” lgnved, Fhe there are so many ent representatiy hooly crowded hin from behind roughly. ed more care- policemen, who are a protection, Meantime Cassasa had entered the p! handed to her,| @0t ® menace, Aud, finally, there eat oie car at the front. McKenna had entered |@nd I studied Miss Smith, She au are so many of the respectable . n ; covering. of from the rear and closed the back door, | €e8t# the “born mother’ type, toward | Women themselves, te Federation of the dtoc th They grabbed the pickpockets, who| Whom unhappy girls gravitate natu- | Girl's Own Fault. ermntye A iyiieted vidlestiy.. pruioks or worden | 721 | “Aa man does not assume In New York ‘i i i find shouts of men made an uproar Inthe | BUC NOW she was answering another| that hecause he meets a woman watk-| $12,000 FOR A BOY’S LEG. Embroidered Tailored Waists 4 e one of Mrs, Kelley's statements, “A jing alone after dark she must be desir- —_— Good grade Union tinen a ‘Ladien and gentlemen,” said ». | Many false arrests of honest gi ous of inaking his acquaintance, He| Jary Given Big ERi cut blouse tu ey Kenna in a loud but soothing voice, “do | ™* ae aie bil od that she is far amore likely to be fon of J. P. Moi ¢ not be alarmed. We are merely: arrest- joesn’t Know of a Case. et for $12,000 roe Ot aw , ing three thieves, and ina moment we] -pnat in simply not true,” ghe stated | 2 MeHographer with extra t Pe Veraide tos Sine errr ies Lae a\tae Seca avs oC: Pour way.” [That i simply not true,” she statél| « hundred other perfectly good things. low, sir,” aaid Can My. WOK: Vacs Ae tae sgh And if the girk is vothered, It's her own i. : + airy Wil, |forimed, Why, If there were auch at=| fauit, in the great majority of cases, | fo" damages because of injuries he “will you kindly look 3 a by k owned Nidsed rests there would be a whole army Of! sometimes, of course, @ man too intext, | celved When run over by a truek own HA 1m and see if these men have rubbed you | tie women so maltreated and their tn-! cate to make dletinctl Maempte | bY Murray, was returned ‘oy @ Ju iB of anything?” i iat nt aunte,| “ated 19 make distinctions attempts a| tore Jui CUFTON $ CLUB i fein dlgnant, ie awetteg |2#RaRE mothers and sisters and aunte.| Conversation, but one has only to walk | {or aaee. ¥caan eters curTon | Lanes cx { dg bes lgnant, He swelled | They would storm City Hall and even! away from hin." | Yeet tea: w badly hort @ had ¢ i Up and got red. He snorted with raxe| Aibany. But tiere has nover been! Tren Siew Smith delivered oft leg was 90 badly hurt it had to ve tch collare with the Hh! that he should be held up to a carioad | definite proof of even err at Sereenee “een | grapulaten. ne voy at een at smart inverted ‘‘V"’ fronts OF tellow-New Yorkers an “an aay) R Gecent womaa | = nth ston ofgreat thing to rememper,* | &°(':' “" omPlovee of Je P. Morgan! Gay pets Comet Tle mark” or @ Ride wo-td His liberties | more danger rof arre: midnigit on hard you're @ women and | q were being invaded! Mayor Gaynor|the streets than at midnoon, I admit Seeissiidd he ones Ieoene ftom aight | uld hear of this oMcial insult. No, | that 1 have had a few cases in which it] Work alone, ts to attend to your "Betis tee he wouldn't search himself! Let na-| seemed to me that the officer might have| OWS Dasiness. Walk, swiftly and tton tives of Yaphank, 1. 1., and Aberdeen, | taken the initiative In making the ace| Meee, Siinetseuiiranen tee taping y 29, In. wide pispering SD. be made the butts of coarse New | quaintance of the prisoner. But in those rrterica the then aisdows art “JAMES McGREERY to" Bled York police humor; but he, a born and| cases the woman invariably had a rec- |< Tehint Sou are ein: J at, place ' fer New Yorker, wouldn't stand for| ord, Of course the ofMlcer in question q from | aScartiicnies ofan garment pic- er" severely (0 be censured, but he was er, and, sf you choone, carfs a oa ! “Then.” spi Cassassa, “will you nmani of iiis| can show thie, | 23rd Street 34th Street Hemautchea ana drawn re fused in this adv, i Kindly Jet us have your name and ad And ihe occuatence wanrare| Thoughtless Girls. | ianba in t All worth $1, and 4 dress? ho had the desire, a policeman| —gme girls who are alwaye tell- each ic many 1.25 & 1.50. : No, Mr, Wild would not. He began | simply would not dare to accost or ar-| ing terrifying tales about belug | " . ror ——————— Gowns, White Pet- exploding again, like a high-power au-|rest a girl of whom he knew nothing. | ogied or addressed by strange men | CORSET DEP’TS. 1 Both Stores, Dress Gime 4 tomobile at the start of a race. Never once have I had such an instance.) are girla who do not themselves | dice, ghambraye — tn atripes, i Mp. Wild Recant You see, It In 49 easy for the innocent | matatan a proper attitude in | , a ga’ Bina! sat Bae ; * girl to prove her innocence."* public, They are not bad, only Hogarth Poe" atue 5ic Ladies and gentlemen,” said te ee Pie T gaked, referring again| ‘MowsRtless, not reallting that a pT Kenna to the other passengers, who ae certain promiscuous scattering of P were growling about the delay, “yuu | Co,Mrm, Kelley's statement, “that, te Sallbe, 8 self-cpnscions earsiags,- | Front lacing Corsets, Models made of Mercerized Lingerie Batiste 1 » pel por sted, sh are of - Fj ‘A pot nd French 1 —_ a 5 Be en A raueamuen: are -Ac- jNeuld be locked yp all night on the) tending. Batiste, Coutil and Broche. These corsets are fa ei a ae you are all witnesses that we have |p eman’s word?” | | suns aaeatonten tnietheuay tar. erent made to support the abdomen and are recoin- | 19¢ ' been courteous to this wentieman and Phones Free” for Prisoners, | very visible under a ‘iat and mended by leading physicians. ——_—— ; our only reward is abuse." “There would be no danger of au "Mise Smith smiled, “but I. at le ie ; German Sil T “That's #0,” said the passengers. proceeding. Any woman brough: into | have always found the streets of > 3-50, §.00, 6.00 8.00 aici iv.00 ‘m. ver Tea Spoons } @ shame. Aw, give ‘em your add + lthe Night Court has free telephonic lenge eat ahae Seat eng mnie e Nogers—beautitul designs—aiso ‘ Mr, Wild wrote the name and address | commun ny with all parts of tha | sunpertbe to the same opinion. I should All Corsets are carefully fitted by skilled lecaulener oie a 4 Ria Whdk Of'a CATO anes still sattven: | lly. n wend a messenger boy |t that I do think the ti at, halt donne Ic t. The detectives took | With a Legit to her home or boarding | Page law le the city even eafer corsetieres, —__ } houre. If there ts any responsible per- gnd better for women.” i by Magistrate Bariow German Silver Table Spoons on a charge of “shoving and jostling,” tpoons’ and” fork There ¢ the best the detectives could make, i POE NTN es A ‘ Gesigns ext ; baci itt FURNITURE DEP'TS. I Both Stores. 39c a Man been calling you on! pa EY the ‘phone for the last half hour rn 7 0 nn at Headquarters, On Tuesday and Wednesday, pg Mig Suits tks t “fs EN Nl aa February the 28th and March the st. se Hight ends agrie ig pent 3750" Cassassa took the telephone. Over it a: te Sane 7.50 lelescope Couch R 5 oame the chastened, not to «ay sheep- | Mahogany Suite, Colonialmodel,—Bureau, tatdeneat ate 69 AlN steel indest: nate telescope Beds at 3.75 dah, volce of Mr, Wild *hiffor «ld Toilet Table eee Gack Gi, bronze frames, best Nai rine has i "aald he. “'t guess Tim not as] Chiffor:s : t Table. 95.00 Tapestry Couch has Fan sue aed cliee baleen Ma Pegicltesd wise as I thougit 1 wa ose fellows | former price 131.50 Inch J Gouble faced: full 69 1 denim; couches may be separated at kvhey dant T had nches wide and extra length: i hes may be separated vo individual « 1~$11—fram_ my hip | Tat Copy ' - beds or used as a full size bed; the entire outfit-—beds vooket, Did you let them gor No? an] Suites o. Jiahoy us or Circassian Walnut nt, r of tor but fo ag : : ie eee ca be in Louis XVI models,—Bureau, Chiffonier and d back. I want to see them sent ‘ 1 j back. T want to see them sent up the ‘ANegetablePreparatonirds “oilet Table 125 00 i String he Foodandeguia se io former price 169,00 i WON'T ‘ARREST CROPSEY. Angle dia alin Solid Mahogany Suite, Colonial repro- Instice Guy Up Mawtatrate in duction, dust proof drawer partitions. Suite : Re sate | includes Bureau, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. Children’s Storm Rubbers oun u Rupreme ¢ Taliniaay va. | 215.00 cn Sizes from 1 D olden Oak Dresser i fused to issue a writ to compel City . An extremely” hand- ist wa former price 276,00 An extrei } Magistrate Steinert to gn a warrant Opium. Morphine nor Mineral. BOS some article; a beauti- Cropsey ar Not NARCOTIC. Sheraton Suite of Mahogany with rich Girls’ Wash i a i cee re ber Hayes of th . ba ry A rs, it Ss ‘i aie rl dresser, highly id station Be of Old De ELITR , au) antique finish, —Bureau, Chiffonier Barmpiess inghams ishod selling all over Ponphia Seed > end Toilet able 225.00 ete ape. etl: at $16; to-morrow, Rats | n former price 296.00 4.98 1 yeas t in faney i i i mm Suite of Mahogany, r ‘ 9 75 y Magistrate Stel | Chippendale carving. Suite includes es RRR SNS ts es 4.98 | )) urd intimated th $ 6 board, China Closet, Extension Table, Four Lenox Laundry Soap 3-Piece Mahogany Polished Fieceptiog Suite at 24.50 (as Pictured) police for fo Steg a eae 3 pe famour, taundry goap j we pie PAL Prnet eer te incr | Chairs and Two Arivchoirs. 175.00 ed { jon, : sign Warrants fo: y ofan. former price 228,00 and Hayes, but he refused, Justice Guy ‘Worms Camncsions erst For Over p sid to-day that as it could be shown and Lo: “3, z ie Saas * H er ereiirads tera acne fers ne Single and odd vivces that are to be dis- Would not intertere | ® continued sole less than usual prices. Stock for 30,000 Work irty bars: PITTSBURG, Feb. “A to A | reports the Weatinghouse interests, em, —— i —_—___— , 1d Pa » i ployihg atimit $9.00) men, ‘are prepari Ato months 0! dAMES M GREE YR Co k Panama Skirts r te take thelr workmen: in ae stockh IH 35 Doss - 35 CENTS ¢ K , Women’s Blac Aaya ie i era, similar to @ plan put into operation wild J J P i f Dy the United States Steel Corporation : xa Food ai . . Jandsome mahogan: epivce receptic b3 Um auld he iat nove nthe mattn azrd Street z4th Street Hanasome maticaans | ; sigh et ‘Ml -be made at a meeting of the stock- | ble holders of the Union Switoh and signal 4 Company, to be beld here on Abarch 1 | _ somsmrieatinsoedatiioentcmamaaniettini iain : , q remoy ushions