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see Cnn i ad Eon seme nen THE EVENING WORLD, ONDAT, APRIL 24, 1911, verage of 4.4 Chil an A ! LAME HORSE, HAS Sry tte Can Afford, DEADINMORGUE, sts UANSWER NEW QUESTIONS ‘gpg apasten Sentiment as Vanished “THQUEYVIM = 2 the northern > COURT ORDERS CUMMINS WOMAN FOLLOWS ‘American Wite a Luxury — FINDSLOSTSON S*URRNEe| show that portion in in in the cities. Jersey Legisiature Wilson is going to And Recklessness Is the! Word Which Best Char-| © ' a ; ‘ will start on-® ABOUT HYDE AND TRUST CAR css Wife Chases Deliv-| aeterizes Our Business Police Send Out General ino-favalah BernTOrt rach Peper on My nd ‘ i t clan born w . te ha jo om > ———— \prom ; | ery Wagon More Than a rer hi tl oh Milder , Alarm While Body Is Ly- . s show, howe en é | Bank ¢ tnt vt i erm for ishonesty ino Vinidaniinie sis = Davis Threatens the] t, try who was in & position to come Mile in Her Limousine. Says Dr. Royce tn ‘Buses ing Unidentitied. as ” ] ner Director With Con- | Mr t te! has infe tad! pt waite et ing. ' a " fi ; ' sat Weel [are torenas Senger ot meeee| MAN TRIES TO ESCAPE,| ““™* ate talk Maca t $Q To-Morrow, Tuesday, April 25th tempt Proceedings. negle ‘Trust. Company, but that hel eee | I Miushing poties atation today thet His] ° ° | alegre | acer: ata ie ts going to back | —— Divorces Almost as Fre-' Ison, Chasles, sinetech yeata old) Nad f T l > d S its \ he crust company Mi fore sailing for Policeman Orders HimtoSend; quent as Marriage,| \ ween missing from home since Gaturday| awore u CARNEGIE WILL TESTIFY. | think Mr. Howen wit do. ate | Horse to Stable, but He | jogged a vied Mg ay = ; | to be the ene avaliable | fantia de ot, as lermans lo, To Be Called by Grand Jury) ™ Disobeys Consider Wi I ’ Say He Was Mlerepresented. | ‘onsider WivesasanIn-| Afte ‘heney bac is The'state Banking Department de f. Atlet Cheney Makes His: |... theatate Senking era crert Mit | A tame Norse aitached to @ art a) dispensable Economy. | Report to Dix s was on the tele: po asking Su- | Wagon made such an appeal to Mrs. | aes pe ndent O. H, Cheney to defer ac- | Eleanor Bergstro: wife of Oscar B.| oe DF . ‘Mths ‘ tion, Even in this instance the claim ts | Bergstrom, a bar ‘aa, | BY Ethel Lloyd Patterson. made that Mr. Cagnegie’s positon has |way, to-day, that at 9 Broad: | bs “The — Ameri- been misrepresented t driv for more than mi ryt to persuade can wife ts a| any during | qt develops that Mr. Franks did cal! jin + S aNAAT lice, Gheta an, Iutury only a} . him to put the animal in a stable and v ced this afternoon | Mr, Cheney upon the telephone, but that +ich Mah ean OP when he tried to escape her, had him morning. An hour later the father identified a body at Hal fg gtpeng dl operons eile Reduced to the boy had been killed In a street car | accident | $ 75 “My boy has been missing since Sat- | ’ | Uday morning,” the father, told the po- | je ¥/ |Iee, “and I wish you would send out @ { | Keneral alarm,” haven't heard of any young Man > $15 and $20 Values. |in trouble,” replied the desk leutenant, | Not a gradual reduction but an extreme mark ‘iitam J, Cummins, of the Carnegie Trust tte last days, was et promoter ‘and the only body that has been foun: esn’'t answer his de- total the Grand Jury avo $ sout Hay ind conpentad {0 Felesee he hue ootne arrest dodged a complaint of | ford \% net look at | down that will mean the greatest day's sell- j tempt of court, The disci a ant in th Hee Cone mance 6 wedéed ody, would prove 4a he at at thal) pay) Ua ties seshoty ee Fedueuen ee alone ta | nins ca ve hat | CUMMINS BANKRUPTCY CASE, olor’ thie a tT Bodh ol life seems to have | missing son. ‘They found a badly dls: | weather conditions. wer a number of au ts Au the driver, was arraigned be- cutie elmont | figuréd body, with the features s0| ONE MODEL LIKE PICTURE . iB Hot: ent Wedness {ore Magistrate Freschi wholly from our manglod as to make Wentifteation tm- | aha 2 ‘ M ‘ sual ae re tend possible, But the police had taken @ At this price they will surely excite the won- revolver from the pockets of the v and the father fdentified the we and the clothing as those of his} al der of every woman. Many charming styles in serges and mixtures, one like picture, with pretty sailor collar and silk braid trimming. “Recklesssness | (IR. (IONROFE ROYCE seventh street, her at-lig the one word which best char iptey pros jtown in . | nue, s limousine. On Th Court, was ap- edings against W J Ww man | form r director of the Carnegie tention was attra orse |acterizes. American business meth pe the banker from , which was to come up before | hauling a load ods, ani recklessness is only a milder) qr, NOt SOUT as tho The police report of the accident Coats and skirts in very instance the latest ad smillngly de commissioner Alexander trom, was too heavy "nan ¢ for dishonesty. : dat showed that Hartell had been a pas-| word of fashion. The Grand] this afternoon, was adjourned until | her chauffeur to drive sl >| These are a few of the sentiments atL aU ba senger Saturday on a Bayside trolley . 1 in a body | Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock [the wagon tn sight 7 just published volume | thing car, and that he had stepped from the] Alterations FREE The bankru Martin J. Cou was filled at te same time as heard before United y and the ree trict-Attor- pher read ¢ eedines against whose involuntary pe- | car near Flushing with notteing | . that a Flushing trolley was approach- ing on another track, ‘The Flushing car vung man a ssing of the Amer. Monroe Royce I # lecturer, author | of humor,” a ing animal down 7 y-second atreet the he 4 SALE AT ALL THREE STORES was such that Mrs. Berg nl and member of t struck th 4 ground him , | es | opis’ travelling al A ao \ | Pereee ee Gaels re eevee ' BROOKLYN GIRL WINS PRIZE. \ | ; 0 er stopped Srenst and Mrs.) months ae o jn Reine dass tl 1 ae zene his book. . 150 at Cornel, \ | Fhe would enter a charge | ‘1 Very Few Can Afford Marriage.” | sout the ‘only sane SnOW eh: CORR 14-16 West 14th Street-—New York ee janmals, Srentrup, ccording “ “Really, I asked Dr. Royce, “is the an attitude of mind| ITHACA, N. Y., April 24.—Miss Stella 460 and 462 Fulton Street—Brooklyn 645-651 Broad Street-—Newark, N. J. tol i, | Bergstrom, promised to take the hot , | Meaning That the Sub-|° * stable and the policeman we: * . . | As s00 s th bluecot had disap- way Situation Will Be | yerver°srentrup winged up te bOr8® |, Carnegie to Testify. | and started east on Forty-second street _Anitres Caonegia sill be ‘catled. t0| Taken Up TO-MOR- | wr. ierastrom, who was suspiclot pything tn heaven | Hellty nn of Brooklyn has been awarded | sertously. And, acter] the | essay prize of $180 by the (\ By n so muc |nattons Ha aa t9 Wr, Royce, “in-| Cornell University faculty, according most part, ts over-seri- | to an ofMflelal announcement. Miss Heil | . one brunn wrote on “Old Idoais ani Selfish | Ideals.” She Is a senior tn the College of Arts and Sciences, The prize was founded by the late James B. Gutitord | wck to the Grar Ww American men can afford American women,” he an- In the hand, t }man wife is an “my that t phasrs of some Americans over emphast siered, is me Gran ywed in her au jfan oran cann naybe, when all is sara and done Ne ; w fi trun had gone several blocks irs. BeTE-| And vou my ara reasonably sane.” and is awarded for exceilence in - ROW and Then ‘110.34 son vera m And you must remem m4 sa aa ee scaiernes e| y a ests on the shoulders of | The faculty announced the award+ , you ding to / , Whitn é t the nt ald you were n woman, for we American| DEATH FOLLOWS BRIDE'S. (ing or the Frances Sampson fine arta | put this tna stable?” re At our Women make us —— prize for an appreciation of the graphiv . | Well, napiee ere 4 , | Whitney's ‘Tr: arts ankl architecture to Albert G, , C trup at does no! Hallock of Sataucket, with a second 1 t } vt a to go to the! lor, Found Lifele: prize to Arthur Pollock of Richmond - poverane nore stable ollow you to see Special to The Evening W Miu. iat yo Bergstrom BANK. N | i ; Mayor Gaynor an@ Chatrman Wittcax! “If you try to follow me ['1) give nontis af : itseewe FS Unter Cats , t now in of tho of the Public Service Com ORC OaRe | eee ours colt ers nea inch Whea Policeman Nicoll of the ¢ s ¢ {ferred at the Clty Hall to-day trup, as he again whipp r als Hundred and Fourth street sta! peated , | Tried to Escape Pursu are matters of the My passing the corner of Third avenue ) : eg PROT: |\EH0: SUD Ry ABE OIE Eran tOsite | Srent 1 to This is wholly rev 1 One Hundred and Tenth street ¢ would ha n closed long ©|Chatrman Willcox visited Borough | away twisting |try. Here the woma real thin mg OAS f ShSt ORE GOBt| was bulging out in several spots around Jan, 7 last but t surance that| President McAneny at the latter's resl-| and every device|in all things —==——— a ri hae Ana A and 7 per wena BURA GUE peverel aneeeranna| | The authoritative standard of uniform t needed by th and: elthohen Mp ‘traffic, but dhe key-| Mr, Taylor and Mr. ‘The c|jumps with hie atick they gave forth a| perfection in all things to ea ' complained of illness he exc ua fia to start to-da 1 allie sound, and N investigated | = ution. with the ohalmman on ee eal wae | ealth, He was around a ) further, A lot of allverware was. re Dpeinvonnevetnerart . cape rom att ee |S Hate quar ahs Reece rat ae FROM fe District-Attor oi ' nhee a Mr. Ta 1 also been employed | Joseph Castri, of No, 41 East One Hun. | t 7 < . rit ft by James R. Keer was Mfty years! dred and Fifth street, could give no sat THE cia. to This ts a quiet day, perhaps with on and had the drive | Vand r rand two) isfactory account of himself. Ho was i ate "i before the storm. The am | prothe f Middleto a locked up as a suspiclous person. i ain. why |propasal of the B. R. T. will be filed to- Rersstrom went to the station | {nt and promised de her com 4 the 1 am Informed, and then we) ® 3 wae KooNn anticipate that the devetonment of the] ig Abeiiseen | { nee betwee: 1 the Comm! that strew our country’s H sion and the B. R. T. people, when we “Oh, dear," 1 sald, ‘ orry 1) fully d the amended pre ever mentioned the Ame soon as proposal reaches my re you o hold ad thelr test ast week. | ¢ will be made public. There can- | for_everythi The Evening World on Feb. 3 last) not now be a r watt before | “No, indeed." denied Dr. Royce concerning the connection of Andrew | perm{t something definite being attained at our i with a fine, full flavor that comes from choice tobaccos cleverly blended, Royal Bengals ee the bo tke to forecast, however, equally digestible food. Compared | cloning of the trust | | troubles: ane. ke | All cans look alike and the labels are only on the outside. | B) moore Ar Mr. a ‘The proposal of the 13. I | [the chief sou The contents of the can or the package or the bottle have a i See a aiken ni uie teat ecicnel Canute ee Ree FO ||] meaning. All else is surface. 4 trust compar Inasmu Me. Car-Jough had not as yet been asked to file| enough to se ars If you will note occasionally you will soon grasp the | negie had ed the erie |an amended propoeal, but he Inthnalss ee of going blindly ahe¢ | meee al the SQUIER IE of a Premier Package, and after that security It this would be done, possibly this i , incurring det H rf a you will understand what Francis H. Leggett & Company are satura ss aiey i ge s Maxor Gaynor would not eA mse a gee Be con the left for aul make a lasting friend of every smoker striving to do in the preparation of all foods fit to eae ainent f alae ee hanwinaer Sig achoron Mira c EAS lad a@ ty an ede eee who tries them. | the traditional follies of artificial color, ethereal flavor and { President Av $1 se witn| DR, HYDE SEEKS FREEDOM. [tors Be ieee WANG [GER Cae tantoia terauan preservatives. avenue bank war s thy Mr. Car —_—_—- jamsburg, was caught and whirled |hocus-pocus of ' A Box of PREMIER on a package means that the contents of that { x amen WA mony 0 | Aske Batt After Getting New Trtal) avout a giant flywheel to-day, re- est ag it is d package were, first of all, perfect in the raw state, and, sec- Ln igtibehe al candidat on Swope aed NL e VAOPe EDR Ine Recklessness Spells Dishonesty. ondly, remain perfect through sanitary and scientific treat- ; ‘ itut KANSAS CITY, ‘Rupp was nladder mdjusting | "A® T n S penn elsee ph i ents on the appl the b Mecting rod on} # . eli ‘ossibly you will sometime see fit to investigate and you ; pas oe ywiteel aught in hie over , Get them—INSIST if you must— i might make a good start by ordering : \ t e 8 nee e eat whet as making th hb A J {Thomas H. Swope, were itions a minute at the time a f but get them. | 1, Becroles Marmalade. | 5. Premier Vanilla Extract, ] Judge Slover of the C! before the horror-s en young a A = 2. Premier Canned Corn, 6. Premier Ground Spice: rt Vit be a ame ete iS peg the. Boece a cy wea we hae Soh eA * esa? UALR RCSA OL Oral ARN 3. Premier Oliv | 7. Premier SiHUhert Jam, | BUSINESS | Jail since the| through the air, Ae it ay 4 4 Foave ca 4. Premier Currant Jelly. | 8. Premier Uncoated Rice. ‘ i mcr he etna ot Dr, eld dono gh engine seam 2 02 | hg Geman with te mame tn (Premier Breakfast Cofiee ) two reasons why he| upp ha mhinan y | would hh exp at the i ' ; ae é He was removed to the Willan " q a ne ne ii you ate looking to invert || Ret an a ne a ae ar %@Furniture | My ue the right start ||‘ , | hy A Estabtisbed Searly Malt a Contury ores el 4 Wee | ALWAYS LOW PRICES; ALWAYS BIG VALUES ‘cp . 2 ; Nee How Much Life-Energy Will 10c Buy? | Refrj ‘ . USINESS us due to sen! y 4 is efrigerators | Baby Carriages ade : aeoie aa The human system can derive |» FOOD ENERGY UNITS 4 1 i Opportunity CHARTER HEARING HERE. nore energy for lest money from | Bread 3 ~ Hardwood polished, | Latest make, adverticements printed in.th s ipa Bhasoaee. ie NAD vhite bread than from any other | Bec! Avittl Heavueharecallinesuy fini iS ft Walt to See Mayor aarnen A 10e. Package Makes 40 Cups. eathing, galvan- | : , = ie : White ¥OS8e | CEYLON TEA ar gear, Huasa @unday ile li Daily ord Sunday Wor eemranineal ad alee No other newspaper offers you such great advantages to make a successtul investm: with many foods, as shown in the | | heavy rubber (These figures are Department of / f Bullen No. 142 everal times the energy tor the tires on steel me mon! 1 lined; $5 up $3.50 up Fibre Matting, handsome patterns, wears like carpet, 30¢ square yard up. WE FURNISH HOMES COMPLETE CASH OR CREDIT ‘ f GEO, FENNELL & CO, 2209 3d Av., Bet. 120 & 121 Sts. Furniture, Rugs, Bedding. Bronx Store 3d Av. & 149th St. | eee ombined printed but 327. > to read these advertisements in to-morrow's Word, { hearing ons who tot Alba of oy againss the charter,