The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1911, Page 6

‘ _THE EVENING WORLD, Hobble Skirt and Back Buttons FRIDAY, MAY DOCTOR SUES CY 5, 1911. ‘ | Attorney Jerome in the Ida Binge bal POLICE SEIZE ELKS’S CHEER. | peprererTrTer ITTY: PPRNTTTTYTTTTN TPTTOTPPPETYYTT:°77779 soning case and $400 for testifying as My $1 5. 00 Spring SHITE FENCE SUP lexpert during tho trial of the wife mur- | “Dry” Spell Threate at Conven- is | (resin ae all ‘ bs cba Pg wi Suit \ ° | auditor, Buckley, and held uj ater j A, Kan, May 6.—The Kan- ‘BUT SHEGOT DASH) Arguments in “Votes for for Women ‘4 QVER EXTRA WORK ‘satin! tote BO Ea AE | never ted talking, abou fina fl ed to recognize them. session here, probably will be “dry.” | The f of pc my clothes values. Mine is the enthusiasm of the man who has and wants ehie ce has seized and ts in charge of the Elks's refreshments, connection w government, for and he refuses to return the supplies, |got a “good thing” whieh he re alary fixed by the Wichtta Elks prepared for the del-| you to know it. |Boar dot 1 © is entitled to a ates by $2,000 worth of} Moe Levy |tee for extra services, as much as any | different of beverage r conten 45 OF BOILING WATER - ON MURDER CASES; Specialist not engaged regularly by the t hon pel plan ip Pa ie Mac ne | (My Only Store) Latest Moves in the Englander- F | Coroner's Physician Schultze |°t% <8, sa74 tat arutele $, section (25 pert aoe ine citfe proniv. | LLo-129 Walker St., New York, mos In this clain. y ordinance, ‘ho iayor tras been | Abid MULAN (Abii Ubbih) lofiman War Excites Thinks $1,600 Is Due Him; [rhe suit was hoard by dusticg Green t vor has been | iii Mi AMM Ais AL a e , 4 he has promised to | = ovtentions of both the co Department, XIV. of t Coney Island. World Wants Work Wonders. Prendergast Says No. esatt ithdbettd | hi | Anglo-Japanene Treaty Signed. TOKIO, May 6.--Ratifcations of the | In @ clty amployee entitled to extra | Angio-Japanese commercial treaty were | compensation for special work done for |exchangod to-day, Great Britain and | another department of the city govern- ment. Comptroller Prendergast says not | Dr. Otto H. Schultze, Coroner's physt clan, pays he ts, and to-day he brought a guilt in the Supreme Court tn which |he secks to recover $1,600 for expert Pathological experiments done for the | satrict-Attorney's office during the in- | eumbency of Willlam T. Jerome. Th | elty opposes the suit and is represent. | ed in the contest by An tation Counsel W. J. 0% Dr. Schultze specified three “assign- | ments” tn which he appeared as an ex pert. the wants $1,100 for @ year's laborsr in making experiments to ba cdage! the contention of Albert T. ete malming fluid lunga at | }baum and a jury in Part | | WOMEN RACE TO COURT Japan negotiated a commerctal treaty which will come Into force on July 17 |replacing the extsting treaty expiring on July 16, The new pact removes the op-| nv Mrs. Englander Beats Mrs. Hoff- ¢ man Because Her Dress Is Easier to Hook. tion of Britieh merchants to the re- adopted Japanese tariff which Increased the duty on British tures as Japan grants re to 0 per ce of British Imports, | arying from i2 upon a'large num (For more than a yoar there has been War 2 West Twenty-fth street, Coney Tetend between the Englanders and the Hoffmans, The Engiandore tive at No. ‘WM and the Hoffmane next door at No. 20, with only a few feet of space be- tween. The neighbors have been dt- vided for geome time as to the morits and progress of the feud, aoms holding that the Englanders hart tt on the Hoff. mane in the conflict and some that the were shading the ims- | COATS. LOWEST PRICES rOR | Wernen's Oxtor: Q00D8 OF QUALITY, realy ee Gua Metal, Russia Celt and Pat, Calf A Fashionable Shoe... All the style and Quality of a $4.00 Shoe | A Comfortable Shoe... Every operation on our shoes is the same as on hand sewed shoes, giving them flexibility, and our lasts are specially designed so we can fit any foot—wide or | narrow, large or small. ROSENBAUM &Co, 'A Reasonable 10 and 12 West 23d Street Price... Which any one can afford to pay. the landere, ‘It joked for awhile to-day as if the ‘Hoffmans were going to ecore decisive- ly, Under the militant leadership of 33 x 2 > z 3 3 3 Suits, Overconts, Cravenettes and Raincoats. $12.50, $15, $17.50 UP. 63 WEST 14" ST eries, it is pe ‘d much to BECAUSE OF ins and to pre- Og B vip ned yoTs Because THs — 2 | "ae OotSHAeA BRGRIIAN élsiRiG.&. t00 Beawhed the ereation a2 Sains p herd of THs ——. , |tor professional services for District- ten feet high and ten feet long. ‘This % | fence, which was designed to run across ' « the end of the Hoffman porch, would shut off all the sea view, @ part of the air and considerable of the light trom the @wellers in the hostile camp. Brings Bolling Water. In the midst of these operations Mra, Lillian Englander, commander of the opoosing forces, came out on her porch and diecovered what was afoot. iF women SHOULD MALTON _—— They Show No Disqualification is : The Waldort Shoes are put pounced back in the house and then} in View of Men’s Grotesque | at the least cost of Hounced out again with a kettle of botl- 4 1 Announc erie rent We buy our leathe I materia Me ee Garb, Asserts Dr. Mary) ney and een ing ettle, ‘8, Englander |" oof t 5 ordered the fence bullders to stop where Holton. | workmen In every department; and on they were on pain of being witich is painful, as the best authorities e all agree. But they merely uttered de- Hiatve “ba-ha's’ and weot on sawing | BY Ethel sa" Bea - . after all, voting and fitting and nailing. Mre. Englander FOR SATURDAY large business we with a very small profit. Jz Direct from Our Fac'ories, © Satin Coats & Wrap | . ld in Our Own our are content P”” ele Toe, Ten and Gun Metal | oR BECAUSE OF . tores eee Mipped back the Iki of the kettle and ra\is only a question Tras- -¢ | . . lit go with ite eteaming contents. She | ae oR meee Ce | No Jobber’ or Middlem: 1’ $ Profits. awed th » but hi fforta ‘The Rey. Dr, Cyrus s- = - s . pe Maltngeshas | #itnoue recite. women: Townsend Brady of | " iy | 1 Suitable for Afternoon & Evening Weer! Most of the water wem on Mrs. Hoff- Kaneas says women | ~~ = ae areata dy | i} WALDORF STORES NEW YORIC cry. bird Ave, wich se handling the vote intelligently than men seam to realize. “Take, for example, the public bultd- ings and the parks,” Dr, Holton ex- plained, "Men are making the city hideous by erecting the planet and ugliest buildings wherever they can. He 11nd all the movements to beautify you will find women. vn-—and thelr mode of dress man, who at that moment had stepped out to superintend the job. (Loud cries and great TLapee of ten minutes.) Mra. Englander arrives at the Coney Island Police Court to get @ warrant for Mrs, Hoffman, But Mrs, England- ere Gress buttons up the back, while ‘Mrs. Hoffman's hooke up the front. should not have the vote because they button their waists up the back. Dr. sary Halton of Now York says waists that button up the bak are the outcome of a love of beauty end that As Illustrated fa, Full length, trimmed ) with gold braid, made | Prof guaranteed satin i | 16.50; confusion. || Lamberts Low Prices AV an ‘Tremont Ave. SG Third Ave. lack and all the new 13 Neree Aggy colors; value $30.00. RO Market St. st. Beate Her to Court. Rocause of thia circumstance Mra, Hoffman has already reached the court aaxd secured @ warrant for Mrs, lng- lander, charging assault and harsh language. Magist Voorhees listens to both women, which 1s comparatively 4 love of beauty indicates culture and culture gives a peciliar fitness to han- dle the vote inteitgently, If 1 may bo permitted my own optn- fon I should say that ae ft 19 assumed | voting 1s to be done from @ point con- | siderably above the collar button, any- | prove it the artistte, edge of thelr natures. going to argue that have the vote, bec: donned her masouline garments?” have preserved thetr love for and consequently the finer But if men are why did they not ary Walker on thi for Fine Jewelry E did not wait for a New Reversible Black Satin Wraps nKooK aRa2 Fulton St. ul 1 OM "stores in AU Cities in New York, New Jersey and SS But in a measure her suffering 1s alle- viated by the fact that the spite fence now reara high in the atr, a completed structure, and the front room of the 4 Pennsylvania easy, becatne both of them talk at| Way. Why raise a question which after| “An for the hob! ft,” concluded eneral public re- Full length, made of eearan ieee) Genes. end: then he continues the hear- | ® ms extraneously svographical? Dr. Holton, “I might say, as a phy- BI P' ; black satin, lined with satin inl 20. 00 . 108 Stores in Large Cities tee until May 9 meanwhile giving | “However, the Rov Brady has siclan, that whatever claims to volt against high ations news shades? cegularlyy The Waldort Easy Mre, Baslander unit! tomorrow to prox] "0A Joa buttons wp the beck | iariieit. ‘The way it is caught in|] Prices. Years before it came Rye $35.00. | adleg xeve core 1. LONG, M oe aan ot veiten Mra, angtander| Sfe fe Rew only to common yane [410' vie. ankien Koons It tum teas 1 we sold fine Diamond and \3 | tom Gan tts me neneroR ana Mrs, Hoffman durry homeward,| %8t to Mberty, When [And ft ts ridiculous, too, to make fun! | Gold Jewelry, mostly of our Smart Tailored Coats | ph peng ie ines SOUTH FRAMINGHAM . Ho! 411 endurt of alst that butto » the back. | ? - MASS. Bere reins tay ead, ct cae ie Dr rai oniy knew tt, alinest any |}OWN manufacture, at low | Roig 4 enough to vote. “Recently I had @ tailor make me| a vest which should haye buttoned upj! | woman can vutton such a waist for yut the #lightest trouble.” who's got the ists think they prices, and we have kept that policy up ever since. It did not take wide- Of mannish serge and mixtures, fancy trimmed shawl! or sailor Delivered anywhere in United prepaid, for $2.75. Send Satisfied customers have wonderful growth of our reds of our customers voluntarily say ie Catalogue M to Mail Order ae j Waldort is the best shoe they ever the aide, Inatead he put the buttons! | alt, then, why collars, full length; regularly; 13.75) | Be nartment! yare.to one who Is not fully satis Haglander house ts an dark an & cave) oi the back, “From that moment 1 be-| at awake buyers to find out $22.50. ) = See cree fregh moves and countermoves tn the | Came ® niave to my family. I had vost the economy of coming to e7pat Hoftman-Ensiender war. But ther are “other ridiculous cus- Folly of Fat a house that makes most of WHAT'S THE ANSWER ? IF you rescued a beautiful girl from danger, and— IF you were in- vited to spend that night at her father’s house, and— IF in the dead of toma of women-—oustoms which prove them to be an inferior sex,” according to Dr. Brady, ‘There {s the picture} hat—absurd. There ts the hobble skirt— | @ garment which looks as if it might have been born of a wedlock between the Spanish Ingulsition and an insane asylum,” The Vote and the Costume. ft “Well, sald Dr. Holton, after she haa | Easily Overcome. not to aay fat, away to new t its own Diamond and Gold Jewelry on the same prem- ises with its salesrooms; imports all its diamonds direct, thereby saving its customers middlemen's profit, and getting what it “Best Values at the Lowest Prices’’ 121st Street Three Men | Only Know the Recipe The recipe for Van Camp’s Spaghetti night you should 4 the Rev. Dr. Brady's remarks, |@%4 foreign shorm last January, After a got & i hear strange sounds well, t Srey ae Re Cen leg Cees Kee: 1s does not make direct from Special Saiurday fs the only secret we have in our and get up to find|apx sliall vote and which shall not, be-| “mte,, ft, ecausintances the jreret | was] the manufacturers, paying your door locked on @ the outside, and— IF the door should suddenly be unlocked and you should he ordered to leave the house AT ONCE, without waiting for faylight, and— IF no one would explain such strange treatment to a guest and a rescuer of Beauty in Distress, and. IP you had already fallen In love with the girl and were stirred up over the thing that would throw you Into such a of strange adventures as did the hero of “THE PROFESSOR’S MYSTERY.” This is the biggest mystery story of It will begin In Wednesday's the decade. EVENING WORLD, May 10. “NEW YORK WORSE THAN IN 20 YEARS”—LYMAN ABBOTT. cnuee of the way elther may dress, we! had best enfranchise women at once and take the vote away from the men. Of all the crass and stupid ways of] v them with thetr and brushed in exactly the ® Way shoulders padded; high, atift col-| avout their throats end derbies on the L hat which is undow no Womaa in or @ picture too 1s own way | an ideal of bea’ n to Bay all we should. They 4 ty, and that is something wht nan has lost almost remomber it ts the p: beautiful things and with Tt was not exercise, not fasting, | nor worry about her new ¥ trougtit al " the result that everybody knows ft a0. nor wea air, ming Margaret; but a stmple mixtui sood | which ¢ the now alende @ anything of tho ki ard of, and besides it has ax ture it de entirely harmless, kles, 1 think it ds a toilet article for the woman who ts) spot cash, and thus obtain- ing the lowest prices. But with all this econ- omy there i no sacrifice of beauty, style or ele- in the latest modes. It re- pecduices and adapts the best work of famous Paris artists, and we display many wholly original de- signs—the Lambert Mon- ogram Fob and the Rena Bracelet dias them. t the face. 25e. Yedde Braid Hat. One itusteated is of burnt tuscan, | trimmed with a brown velvet flange | end velvet ears trimmed with braid. The hat gracefully fits the contour of the head and makes a pretty frame for | Hemstitched Women’s Vests Extra size ribbed vests, wing sleeves or sleeveless; sizes 7, 8, 9; ree. ‘Women’: Fa Coats $4 in. long, cut loose and full; 1.29) Scarfs scarfs and shams to ade | {Qe ity black taffeta; all lo- Wear | aped or shawl collar, | braid; full self yoke, | louble cuffs; 498 | *| Misses’ Ready iy- Hats 1. 98 straw in a becoming, ¢ had in all black or | Black and white with white striped | trimming, in a burnt straw with brown kitchens. , Our chefs spent two years to create a spaghetti better than any that is served in Rome. Better than you ever tasted. To make it requires the proper blend- ing of 17 prime ingredients. Their success has given us the most wond tke tat h, in a Sine quality union linen, popular dish that ever went out from imystery that surrounded her- their heads ge roamed | (ee mate Wit would you do? MAuyvoIe & welnaa’ doe mehr AiR sans iw es'/Ugance, Lambert Jewelry is 1) | withembroideres foraldesianss DQ | I's Dinner our kitchens. It’s ten to one you would not do any-| that buttons down and It's Ready As soon as folks know it we shall be supplying spaghetti to millions of homes. For people who once try this recipe will never be content with ane other, We use in the making: Durum wheat spaghetti. beauty who are the people posse: he Lame || | 820834 to 48 while they last or Alice blue trimming, Herkimer County full cream chi BALTIMORE, May 6.—Dr. 1 erthioa: FA culture Ga lanwor 2 bert Seam: Women’s Silk Dresses Women’s Hose Best creamery butter. ge jae * his addr a lest teas Sol ial Wiowies e: bos misees! ile sre . All si gs; full fashioned high The same superlative tomato sauce we n at the Peace Congress, referrs § fine qui ed messaline and | Al! § ‘ 1% te +. ay ; to the city of New Yori an Mus FURNITURE co fckarate a 4° Gold Wed- | || taffeta, with fancy combination fold | nie Reali sizes 873 (©: 20) 29¢ use in Van Camp’s Pork and Beans. tration of the folly of u ednes CERT ANT 0 iG) EAST 125) "ST. Bakarats) TOO gi Ri bares, snd Mesos sleeve finished Marabou Scarfe The dish comes ready-cooked. All a ee iene ptang } Bet.3"* & Lex Aves ing ings | J with fancy banding; Dutch or turnover | Marab oare mit havalts\cio le te kent ak sty. $16 onic: | { Eezeina, ‘ are too well known to need | | collar with tie; ett wool « une B 98 | eters a ae 239 z 1 hil ari 7 An "In New York our Mayor found that | You | Pimples or more than a mention here ie "Bed Spreads t costs you much jess than to mal Reta ceattnas eae re Have You | nner ietions FURNITURE They, like evervthing else Women’ 's Pumps | White conan pai uned. tt 79 it yourself, if you had the recipe. fended by unnecessary brutailty. Ho] Remarkable results obtained from ‘Gaihtters of Homes we sell,are fully guaranteed. Russia calf, velvet and | “#9 Misses’ Shoes She # § It will always be the premier dish en toak away the clubs of the policemen |CERTANTO. Tvcnty years of c . patent leather, withor| Misses’ Shoes your table, whatever else you serve. 2 tam ere ss nave non [ego tee wit sng fal | WE, TRUST YOU G | fers tNoObiveation te Bes wi be elumipsted there has been a retrogres~ sion toward vice which has made York worse than it hay boen int years. “Do take away the of guthority and ne power in the possession of the I Hand was folly. which could only end one way.” club from the arm Sold with guar money if not sa For sale at Riker’ ish st t rent store ree: to return your 's, Hegeman and Kal+ nd depart- y mail to r (81) « under Yume ‘30. 1008.” Bera! | attire CO, 209 Filth Av. New Yorks | Accounts Invited, BERAL CREDIT IBERAL TERMS jQWw PRICES OPEM SATURDAY EVENINGS | tt There Is NoObligation to Buy Lambert Brothers Third Ave.,Cor.58th St Open Until 6.30; Saturdays Until 10 Ww ithout ankle straps; | Tan and black | ton or lace; sizes 11 to 2, And, however much you serve, you'll never find a mite left over. We ask you to try it—to order it now of your grocer. It’s a dish you need. Van Camp Packing Company ®iqy-11 Indianapolis, Ind. Ux) Italian Style At Every Grocery~Ready-cooked 10c and 15c per can _—_—_—_——==_—___==—_=_E=a]=||=|=|=|==—" aaa