The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1911, Page 4

4 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1911. LPEMORQAN IR, "Ee sia MUS EVERY DAY LIVING MODEL = "***simiEt ono GREETS ENGLISH DURING SUMMER USEDINCOURT 'isSSochawe PP sibs Pon | PARTY AT PIER Hackett, Cathart 6G BROADWAY AT 13TH ST. WOMEN’S DEPT. Last Spring Season in Business Apoplexy. Rheumatism 5 H to-day and his condition is very serious, FREE FROM Oriares OR | Mr. Ives te Widely known in this and i , oT —— ether coutren taving toon many times | sug NAC ore Seat t Forced to Retire s0% . ers decorated in yenition of hi 4 ‘attain- relieve the seea of Rheue Prominent Londoners, One An ‘Commissioner ee Stover Arange At Woman's ih Tal He Aims | i H D f & a |ments in art. F bit's Deurinét, Wit Be ; \eaa sea outs“ Must Dispose of Our Entire Stock, Sarl’s Daughter, Will Be | for Afternoon and Night | Pistol as Doctor Orders to |schoots of South Kensington 1 sss i sss Chub ; ; i bral vocations ‘he thee. repr No Matter What the Sacrifice is Guests. Performances. | Refute Claim of Suicide. United States Governmen: | | stoner abroad. He was chief of the art , " , ‘ department of the &t. Louis Exposition MAGISTRAL CHEMICAL Co. Women’s and Misses’ Suits. ot ht SN ~{ ] n * | * » in /9064, Mrs, Ives, who wae formerly Suite 711 Platiorn Building, New York, Suits of French and Dia onal Serge, in handsome: 1 d GUGGENHEIM ON BOARD There will be music in Central Park) GUILDHALL, Vt, May &.—The prose: c ei 2 mely tailored thia summer every afternoon and even-|cution in the case of Mrs, Florence Mf. porch Ree Be ‘a ty. St, Louis, tae Persea cra ¢ Spring — including tan, reseda, ing, except Saturday and Sunday| Dodge of Lunenburg, who te on trial wT Beede cites. coed ve ‘ Predicts Big Business Year and nights. On other nights there will be for the murder on Hept. 17 last of witt-| its! vee wee Sern in Savane, Y, FOR EYE- GLASSES Made to sell for $22.50. : band music on the Mall, the afternoons |iam Heath, a painter of Daiton, N. W., | Oct, 22, 147. His father was Hiram 1). ———— Suits of Monnish Mixtures and Tweeds, jaunty model. Coat Scores Constant Investiga- being devoted to concert music. Inj) rested at 10.24 A. M. to-day after a dem- Ives. The younger,Ives was a draugits- has frame bottom and high Loti skirt with border to “ sete =e former years there have been only two oniration had been made with a diving Man when the civil war bexan anc . correspond with coat ‘ te hie 7 or three concerts a week in the park.’ model in the presence of the Jury for | enlisted in the army. He was tions in This Country. Arrangements for tha new programme! tne purpose of showing that Heath | Nashville, ‘Tenn., where he Gray Mannish Worsted Tailored Su'ts, in regular and extra were concluded to-day by Park Com-|couid not have committed suicide, ‘The | during 188 and 184 as a draughtsman sizes; handsomely tailored and lined with peau de by | $4 a ; a mi missioner ve : jemonetration was made by Dr. B. H. | He returned to his New York home in CYENE. se seeeee lerpont Morgan jr. was rd of Estimate has appro- | ¢. jone of Burlington, a medical ex- | 1989 and took up designing. In this ’ Cunard dock this morning when the t $30,000 for music in Man-|pert, upon Samuel Richardson, a man | work he travelled over a iarge part of Free kxamination of Eyes by Made to sell for $35.00. 7 Lusitania arrived, to greet a party 1 the Bronx this year, a8| who ts of about the same size and build | the country. Specialists. Black Satin Suits, braid trimmed coat ond skirt. Coat fas- f who are to bé his guests during their against $54,000 last year. In order to)/as was the victim of the mysteriou: Lecrapeeanne ccmmemmueaned | Personal Supervision. tens with large silk ornaments. Also sailor collar serge stay in New York. The party was carry out his programme Commiastoner | shooting in Mrs. Dodge's home. Shad Up the Hudson, | and black and white check suits. ‘ Skilled Service for Least Money. | made up of Vivian Smith, a member ie loney Stover will ask the board for an addi-| Just previous to the demonstration} ALB May 5.—The run of shad at ily ilefean house ‘i London; hit tional $20,000. | Mrs. W. A. Heath, the widow of the | has begun in the Hudson River and the| Perfect-Fitting Eye-Glasses. | So ecettncianin teams. ot | Last year the eity pald for 81 band | man killed, was recalled for the purpose | fish have already been netted as far; All Work Guaranteed. Lace Trimmed Lingerie Dresses $1. fe, Lady yb! i" LU concerts and sixty-one orchestral con- jor testifying that her husband was night | north as Rhineciiff, | ~ Lace Trimmed Figured Dimity the Earl of Antr! Erle Hambro, a | Satin saline and Voile D: Bordered Foulard and Messali: | [ Dressy Satin Foulard Gown | J All-Over Embroidery Lingerie. .. jcerts, the music being played by 280) nanded. Wh noted English banker and golfer, and Seats in thirty-three city parks. Most /ardson stood before the Jury the doctor Mre. Hambro. Accompanying the two jot the ctty~ paid musto will be given this |indicated « point on Richardson's body, | Fingiah couples were Mr. and Mrs. De |yene in Central Park by day 4&8 well a8 avout four inches below the heart, | Witt Ouyler of New York and their | | nights, ee ite om of ta} ia which, he said, was the location of the | Misses Yeanded and |kramme is something of an experiment. | pullet wound on Heath's body. ob analy we Cale bid ere may be some objection to it be-| ‘Then placing a pistol in the fa: . some children might not be able) Richardson, Dr. Stone, by me: n Dr, Stone and Mr. Rich- | | One Price to All. | Eye-Glasses as Low as $1.00 | “Treat Your Eyes Right.” Booklet | “WHY" Matied Upon Request, Ee Junior and Misses! Suits. BASowr= NUS Nino AnSASA ee Sailor Collar Serge Suits. . zed an angle at which the bullet entered Heath's body, the Mving model, aided by the doctor, was able to keep the ing yesterc h td adniaedae Ks Were | here was cut from the budget this enabled to move up for average gains of i : Sone “duties the: eat HOF year $10,000 which was to have been ox- : ded by the Board of Education for! isse of the weapo: ys ing manifested the best r vol roof playgrounds. ‘Tne | uate of the weapon twenty-one and | noving up over one-half inches distant from the body; | London from the Embankment to a timate voted against music “4 h istanee f th doc- masse meet! t Albert Hall on June y of below I n school roof plagrounds on the ground | but without the assistance of the doc SEA ERS Gibatta ko. THE: 61 | nent features accompanying Reading on |of economy. Mayor Gaynor sald ‘neigh- | tor, he could keep it leas than nineteen | bat sald she expected to march afoot line upiurn were Atchison, Unton Pac borhood bands should be established oy y | tne hes from the body, By elevating the with her sisters, She isn't going to at- | ; : and the local {the citizens themselves as ls done fan angle of between twenty | HOW I MADE IT IS GREAT! tend any gatherings of the American her cities, The people would then be . | Biffragettes while she's here either. 1 that the pistol m: MY LASHES GROW | ene to go in for muste on their 7 Financier a Busy Traveller. A thas teomneenat | Get a bottle to-day! Children’s Coats. » OWN account and with better results . , While Central Park gets most of the ah 1 : ; ; Srihispoat Lecgart a the echerh, sare | oe ee Just shake a dash of it over |] Fall and Spring weights in Kersey, Serge, Melton and Mer rp an tn the Sahara, say your meat or fish, or mix it in 4 4 free muste this year bands will be heard the @nancier showed, wonderful vitality the gravy or salad, tn other city par but thelr allowance cut materially. and sé¢emed in better health for years, He said that every morning on "| arid relish your meal better | _ than ever before. BROOKLYN ne the trip through the desert Mr. Morgan |t / ort NM I sistance of Dr. Stone, could barely | 1 Nhe sudden turn of affaire in [direct tt toward the angle at which, it Mexican situation was considered In is claimed, the weapon must have been would be up at 6 o'clock planning the is by a majority of the trading held when Heath was shot, and the| itinerary for the day, and that when |¢/sment. If Plast was close to the body. Noj# I | ‘i \ night came and the strenuous pro- ward closing time a rally developed, monstration was made by the sub- [but the list was generally down on the s ‘a h Ject witnout Dr, Stone's assistance when gramme had tired out everybody else | i), the pistol was held in the right hand. he would still be fresh and full of life. | esi W. FE. Balch, who made the cast of} Isaac Guggenheim, the copper mag- The Quotations. the bullet marks on the floor of th “uaviog had nate, after @ several weeks’ absen t a ; 7.50 Att vi A slow recovery yesterday's Mixture and Worsted Suits. 10.00 : ter their stay in New York the Phe F ate ih covery fom gentry to attend on account of the lateness of | menta made in the presence of court and Man Tailored Serge Suits. . 13.50 Smiths and the Hambros are go1ng of en et teen’ ay. (the hour, while ethers might be influ-| jury, showed that when the pistol was Gallor Colle: #rench Serge... 15°00 & tour over the Canadian P: whteh | Bt ai watt er enced to remain away from home to at-| held in the left hand and directing it at imported Novelty Cloth Suits. 17: fa lcarey thee to Victoris. lady € sibel atthe Aaa * | tend the concerts. 50 1 FIFTH AVE,, bi ie 7.59 Smith, who is prominent as a s Rette, denied a cabled report that she has personally organized the procession of 7,000 women which Is to move thre Southeast Cor. 42d St. | Women’s and Misses! Coats. Three-Quarter and Short Covert Coats Long Cloth Coats (fall weight)... | | | Mohair Rubberized Raincouts.... | a | Full Length Mixture Coats. Full Length Sailor Collar Coats. . | Fancy Trimmed Serge Coats... Full Length Pongee Coats Full Length and Three-Quarter Novelty Coats.. ~ comongogrencncn BY HULDA THOMAS When the pistol was placed tn the] | right hand, Richardson, with the as- OPPENHEIM, CLLINS 2 € ut wat tn han others, 1 noticed, that exon meautiful eyes Wore usually, fringed “t attra ne | mt Jroom in_ which. Heath was shot, was | tiself ast Soihing that” would . (eyhy & li | Paturesd Home by the eame phip, Hel acta; oe and | recalled and testified that in his opinion, | !! m1 vue, L set to word, 10 | Gj ng 18 i ~ af ie: a it ‘ch | | based on the appearance of these tn-| érvue | |dentions the shots were fired from the | i | hall, | —_—_ | | 4 said he meant to hurry*across the cone | tenta)'s fivai flee ; Fulton and B “TAINTED MONEY.” Phe right relish to have «|in the house all the time. 10° fon on Nov. 27 for a tour around the| A world, accompanied only by a woman attenda Mr. Guggenheim's daugh- Mra, W. J. Splegelberg, who has been iif in Parts, was much improved tinent to meet Mrs. Guggenheim at San Francisco, She started from Lon- H t : 8 : Some Wellesley Students Would | 7, )Murderer in Line With Ohio eet Resuenilee ditt: when he left her. He said business was | WELLESLEY, Mass., May 5.—A pett- ature . 4 , | ' Paver better on tho Conlinent, and with ; Lawmakers, Who Plead tion to the Wellesley College trustees to | I !fA6F Gna an Made by FE. Pritchard 7 crops last year In this country an J ‘ i ‘o John D, Rockefeller the $150,-| this’ com ast oh ne ae haere * peed et Pare i | } the promise of still bigger ones this Not Guilty to Grafting. Ppa oy hum te the college ev: | (eat ona i hoe SS) Spring St. Now York | M isses’ ang Chi idren s Coats i year ke could not understand the reason — eral years for # heating plant ts being | H / for the “blue streak” wiich seemed to i> be affecting local commercial and finan- ell conditions European Money Ready.: There was lots of money in Europe | ready for American investments, but held back of our constant po- Neleal disturbs 1 what he termed | everlasting investigations, merican business men are law-abide | he said, “and these eternal inves.\- \ curoulated by students. COLUMBUS, 0., May 6.—State Bena-| mne petition was drawn up after a/ tors George K. Cetone, I. E. Huffman) warm debate in a freshman claas meet- | And 1. R, Andrews, Representatives A. | ing, at wilich It wus voted to appoint a | ©. Lowry and George B, Nye and Senate | committee to frame the petition and Sergeant-at-Arma Rodney J. Diegel, un- | circulate tt. : ergs ee der indictment for soliciting bribes, were | The petition closed with the words ier any day between 2 arraigned to-day before Common Plans | “We the undersigned, do not fe that BPM. Ss: 1 4 ed | st under the shadow Judge H. B. Kinkead in the Criminai OUr college ghould rest f this gift Court and pleaded not guilty. lie, GIRLS’ SERGE COATS of Blue Serge; } collar and cuffs trimmed with silk orlace. > 4, °0 ; Sizes 3 to 8 years. Reduced from $7.50 \ SAILOR COLLAR SERGE COATS ote navy serge, sailor collar and cuffs of | ( 7. 00 Copenhagen or red moire silk. Sizes 6 | | | DIAMOND RINGS Pos The defense indicates & purpose to 4 gations and useless muck-rakin 1, claim that dealings with the detectives | aes ey At. $59 to 14 yrs. Reduced from $12.50....... unwise, unnecessary, unsettling | } were for the sole purpose of catching vthe quantity. he ‘ A Setting, Our politics make us the Jaus! tf |and exposing the bribe givers. 1 Junior and Misses’ Dresses of | ing stock of Europe, We need less poll- | ‘2 | The accused legislators with the ex- wy others w " sic value. and ties and more business."" 5 |ception of Nye and Lowry, who were + arraigned later, were brought in along | jwith seven criminals, one @ murderer © etait: Siicenas nd others accused of petty thefts ana| NeW Ocus That Quickly Ri burglary. These Homely Spots. Ahich No self-rcenecting pereou would wens Wedding Rings 414 ard 18 karat gold seamless wedding marsiage certh CASPERFELD. & CLEVELAND, ed fine percale, gingham on 4.&0 5.990 6.75 linen. 15 to 17 yrs.......... Children’s Dresses of lin- Theodore W. Myers, President of the | | National Democratic lub, was among tle passengers. He, too, reported bet- ter Industrial and economic conditioas hi gerie, rep, linen and pique \ abroad, | Following the pleas of not gullty the POA aos Vp B Mong Nay gry ty Ed foating 144 Bowery Mitty Sivines in white, pink or blue. 4to 2.95 3.95 4.90 ————_ | prosecutor fixed ire h auaine avery Savini ; |Wweeke after next. Attorney Belcher, for | gaits taste: tne Nemes ou ar AAT MPR 14 yrs...... . WHAT'S THE ANSWER ? the defendants, objected to trial at that Get vue ounce of othine—double Open Evenings till 7, urday till 10. Adee time, saying he would be engaged ina | geneti-trom Fater'e i deepenan © Don Suey, t ——— IF you rescued a Creare. murder. trial bule ial = 7 beautiful girl trom | POLICE COULDN’T FIND The Court told Mr, Belcher that the fue Co eae HIM, SO HE GIVES UP, fae ktioraan e made by the prosecii- | gompleely cleat the’ aah ana° ain, a "Beauutis | a ae d that he had nothing to | elest complexion. vited to spend that do with fe bus antliaated the Prosecutor | ag! Leak ate ena atzengty othine. night at her father’s | | Archie Hadden, Weeks | mint consent to a delay of a few days. | At Tai to remove the freckies sid house, and— IF in the dead of night you should | hear strange sounds | and get up to find your door locked on @ the outside, and. IF the door should suddenly be unlocked and you should be t ordered to leave the house AT ON ) without waiting for daylight, and j IF no one would explain such strange atment to a guest and a rescuer of CARPET CLEANSING by Compressed Air in tire-Proof Building. FIREPROOF STORAGE For Household Goods T. M. STEWART 479-4412 WEST 51ST ST. Founded Wn les. OPPENHEIM, GitinszG| | Most Important Suit Event Hunted on Indictment, Goes to the District-Attorney, Archte Hadden, who was Indicted stx weeks With “Jumbo Reuchar as one ners of a atr B. Altman & Co. isiek “Custom” Last Oxfords FOR WOMEN nd who has hi om the came to th $40 Tailored Suits, $20 fe BOTTA RING UP 5507 COLUMBUS ra Theso stylish and perfect = |——-— to Insure his (Women's and Misses’ si | BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING. compLeTe e wa y fact that Hac of the best | OUTFITS CAN BE SUPPLIED AT MODERATE PRICES. fitting Oxfords are faultl + . rn PE Fou had alreidy fallen in tove with 208% Fenderioin distrlots| qulautelNaudtwartinncalitii Have taken from their regular stock 200) the girl and were stirred up over the 2)” to remain at large for six INCLUDING SUITS OF MIXED CHEVIOTS, CASSIMERPS AND on li Women sand Misses Tailored Suits; some of $ mystery that surrounded her it ae NAVY BLUE SERGES; WASHABLE SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS; bot! HVA in eracetul models, the most desirable styles of superior Black, What would you do? ered ge moe een es PRING-WEIGHT OVERCOATS, COAT SWEATERS AND REEF- both high and low out, Navy and Fancy Serge. Handsomely lined. Bee ae er cee Hor O0 SY" | resting omoer URS; BOYS’ HATS AND CAP3, BLOUSES AND NEGLIGEE Leathers, (tan and black) Regular prices 00 and $40.00 tangle.of Le SLOW yOu ar aiacihe Jictment of Hadden and his al SHIRTS; SHOES, GLOVES, SCARFS AND TIES: PAJAMAS, for ail requirements, | { oy i ry )) | x | i d i i “as ; Pt eerie hero of “THE PROFESSOR’S MYSTERY.” te BATH ROBHS, UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, . WiithsAA to Sizes?) to8 ; This is the b the decade. It wi! EVENING WO! Styles and make represent the highest s ity and characteristic of Oppenheim, Cc mystery story of egin in Wednesday's », May 10, and m derly WOULDN'T PUFF CIGARETTE, | !""" WAS KICKED AND IS DYING. Seven-Year-Old Boy D. Was Attacke, re $4.00 to $6.00 '| Ladies aren ug $95.00 : SEE aS ay || Clothing Up SOLD NOWHERE ELSE JAMES s, COWARD Ish, 00 Down ae Per Weel B. Altman & Cv. yl | FURNETURE) Mall Orders Fliled | Send for Catalogue “4 Deliveged in Uninarked Wagons, { by a Schoolmate ' atoga We W fe crake it DIRECT ATTENTION TO THEIR LINE OF 7 Kicked in the aodomen by one of his : tolelmioiniviniotnt i Bi ve M vice nie eee in GUARANTEED HOSIERY wHicH WILL BE RE. | What Vou Lost ¢ Steeda aaa alae PLACED IF UNSATISFACTORY AS TO WEARING QUALITIES; it Vesterd Vv 3 Beat atucot tie aia; GULDEN’ S| CONSISTING OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY IN | SterGay You; HF | * e hen hh nt to “4 | When he went to the BLACK AND COLORS AT MODERATE. PRICES. '¢ Will Find T o-day MUSTARD eereene 31 48 WOMEN’S EXTRA SIZES IN BLACK ARE INCLUDED. If you used a “Lost to take @ puff, but he ref ; a A and Found”’ adv. in Er vue tases 9s ALSO GUARANTEED LISLE THREAD HALF-HOSE FOR MEN. 4 woul tel the te i Healt 8704.08, | the WORLD this} gee b the hospital on tase | & Fine Ratod Dreasing by addin na. vtaenn, morning. Weboseday aod the police were notied, | WELAIH "Byun Wika sash benig | SHAY Aree, 34 and 35th Streets, New Joss. lpebtentt -