The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1911, Page 16

Oo say Wi . 1 "er 6 : ON T the head of the Frene binet wi M CREERY a - jof danger. Chioral w. J C0. ‘HE GRANDSTAND. By Eleanor Schorer. | of danger, Chiocal was AMES Me . ; TL A | . He is sixty-five 3 , IN CONFERENCE ~ INJURED BY AFRO PRRTES | asea eee Séeh Street | ’ | & pathetic scene ‘at the oj | | bedside o: the injured Minister to-da WOMEN’S HOSIERY. *” i} i when he received E Constant, Under Secretar, of th tert id ¢ et } | the memvers @f his own family, who On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, extended birthda wish Th Pre- : —_+ Senna [mie-trst aaked for news concerning May the 23rd, 24th and 25th “4 ‘ fe ~ - the health of his colleague, M. y Condemn Action of Member | Monis Has. Chance to Escape | Berteaus. M. Constant replied. that the ‘ ‘ ' : ; FE é bey condition of the Minister of War was| 2,000 dozen pairs of Fine Black Gauze h Who Disclosed Col. Rooses ate of War Minister, eon, beer fellow; we beth had 6 far Lisle Thread, with double tops ‘and spliced velt’s Speech Last Week, Doctors Say. [ite was not Intormed ot the Minister's | heels, soles and toes. 6 ag A | death. " —E Henri Deutsen de la M the, thi : ., AFRAID OF THE SENATE PARIS, May 22—The terrible ars! veteran patron of Merona and” autor | 2,000 dozen pairs of Black Cobweb Lisle = OE! . O vi | b , id “ A ‘ ‘ \| ah latwetenin senior bs bal haz i ieceian Wek at eho weld coen | Thread, with double tops and extra spliced ined to be one of the principal aviation | oo eee machine when it n heels, soles and toes. 6 pairs for 1.85 a ay pal aviation | into the group o. spectators were not + usual price 3.00 Rabb! Wise Fears ‘the Inter- events of the seasun has plunged the | seriously Injured eat price. 2. ha Ss Whole French nation into a state of| It {® generally believed thar as ® result . ests’ Will Prevent Ratification | arlef, and the death of Minister or| 0f,the catastrophe the rule peohirting ee pik gp pairs of Black Gauze Cotton, aia ‘ War Berteaux ts mourned without po-| ernment, on the aviation field will be| wit louble tops, spliced selvages, heels, of Arbitration Treaties, litical distinction throughout the re-| rigidly enforced in the future. | soles and toes. 6 pairs for 1.45 Public as a national Joss, = “= usual price 2.00 To-day the body of the Wae Minis- : ‘ : Qfore than a thousand clereymen ate ter lay tn state at the Ministry of 500 dozen pairs of Pure Thread Silk, in- a he Peace meeting eld to-day War, The funeral, which is expected grain dyed, with double tops and lisle spliced In the Assembly Hall of the Metropoll- | to take place on Friday, will b js “ ” . tan Building under the auspices of the ducted with full Prine none ‘the soles and toes, ‘guaranteed. Black, White Clerical Conference of the Federation of | army will go into mourning for thirty and colors. 3 pairs for 2.75 Churches. The Federation is a side days. usual price 4.08 farm of the International Peace Con- Antoine E. Monis, the Premt a H i 1 Geiee and Its membership includes many Mininter of the Intertor, who was seri ‘4 ro peo of A a ae om 4 bes @f the distinguished preachers of the ously Injured yesterday when an aero- Splice; eels, soles and toes. ack an a ames | plane piioted by Aviator Train dashed Mitch tester tl heater tig od colors. 3 pairs for 4.50 meeting Col. Rooseveit | nto ro! fs BS cs prtsdpnt aptaacr ant tr ws iihing Stinter Bertenux ann iwurg ff | Lhe WAFER ane ar Oe leg reporters were barred. The two other men, passed a quiet night. The Sheerest and Mest Durable ~ Jolone! not being in evidence to-day Although Premier Monis, wh r ‘ + there were so mich restrictions. The | buried beneath the wreckage’ ot te f Silke Lisle Stocking guest of honor was the Rev, John Clit- Monoplane, sustained compound frac: ford, D. D,, President of the Counell of | tures of two bones in the right leg, hed BI Huei bess On Tuesday and Wednesday, Bvangelical Free Churches of Great his nose broken, his face badly con- jack, White, Tan Britain. The Mev. George Alexander, | tused and recetved brulses on the breast and ether colors May the 23rd and 24th Moderator of the Presbytery of New| and abdomen, his condition to-day, ac- On Bele Where Good Hostery ts Bald. York, presided. cording to a statement given out by his e ‘The Rev. &. Kéward Young, president Physician, while serious, is satisfactory, ., of the Federation, atarted the proceed- bowen apse no complications set in, the te tr by offering resolution disapprov- Prime Minister is expected to recover. - * ' ree tie buvienlica in 2 newapnya | Prot, Lannsloarie gunouaced hiv af SILK_DEPARTMENTS. 1m Both Stores. ¢ Of & report of Tuesday's meeting and : Tibdemning as dishonorable the action “McCreery Silks” GE the person who gave out the interna | : Famous over half a Century. Roosevelt The motion was Sati ere fo are rs see = ‘ mls a ama JAMES McGREERY a C0, 6,000 yards of Black Dress Satin and Taf- Abhor Race Track Gambling. | tlon intended by the Heutenant. Charges | ’ setzel by Government authorities ayd feta. 35 inches wide. 75¢ per yard The Rev, Walter Laidiaw, secretary of | Were Preferred against Conboy. i R N PROTECTOR found to contain thirty-two cases of 23rd Street 34th Street value 1.28 he Federation, offered a resolu ‘eg- | » tr: Breeton 04 it io pout 40,- Intering the proto of the clergy of (0 and the fine of three dave’ pay Is Ty By Oe eariidess,, The, shipment wea All Silk, Natural Ecru Shantung Pongee. New York against the f : | traced to Phillipa, who was known to FURNITURE DEP’TS. Im Both Stores. 27 inches wide. 50c per yard Mibitecr at aay cose: HEAVY BUSINESS LOSSES | FINED FOR SENDING be on telendly terme with Madero's ‘ ae Galic asé ny a gents here. 7 ae Menken the remtraints FOLLOWED BY SUICIOE. els Aono Wd nt eae Fine Bedroom Suites in French Enamel, i ask _ 16 1,000 CLERGYMEN This was aleo carried unanimously. Dr. Alexander, in introducing Dr. Ciit- ford, said he was sorry that two of Great Britain's delegates to the peace movement in this country, the Dean of Worcester and Allan Raker, M. P., were somewhere in the fox around & Hook and unable to attend meeting. Dr. Clifford was @reeted with cheers. The assemblage rose and waved hats and handkerchiefs, He said that Amer- fea leads In the peace movement, and he he credit for the idea tribunal for th rament nent of international disputes t Taft England Forced to Act. “PMngiand, Tam s THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1911. : THE LAND OF MAKE-BELIEVE Son of Harris Gutman Finds Body in His Room in Newark Home. NEWARK, May 2.—Harris Gutman was found dead in bed to at his handsome home, No. 61 Stratford place. The room was filled with gas and one end of a gaa tube was found man's mouth Gutman, who was forty-eight years of ecretary and treasurer of the ww Bed Company, which went Into the hands of a era few days ago, It is said that Gutman lost about Harvey ment Secret Service AID 10 MEXICANS Former Secret Service Shipped Cartridges for Reb- els Billed as “Furniture.” Man a former Govern- ma Phtitip dered himself in Washington and gave bail here for trial, Last week he put ina tentative plea of not guilty, which was withirawn by Mr. Ivina to-day so that Phillips could plead gullty. Assistant United Sfates District-At- torney Walton urged severe puntsh- ment in the case, saying Phillips was an intelligent man who had long been in the Government service, and was at present head of a private detective agency !n Washington, and that there had been a wilful violation of the law. He sfated further that the consign- ment seized was but one of many se- cret shipments which had been made to the Mextcan border by Phillips, act- ing as @ supply agent for the revolu- FRENCH PREMIER, ternoon that it would take three 4 before he would be abl many daintily hand-decorated. Colonial and Sheraton reproductions in fine mahogany. Hand-made French Willow Furniture in any color desired. Mahogany Dining Room and Bedroom Suites in Colonial and English models. Craftsman Oak Furniture in Suites and single pieces, suitable for bungalows, seashore cottages and camps. COTTON DRESS GOODS. 15,000 yards of Fine Gingham in a choice Scotch Plaids, Checks and ART DEPARTMENTS. assortment of Raye Stripes. In Both Stores, 20c per yard In Both Stores. Fourth Floor, Twenty-third Street. . Second Floor, Thirty-fourth Street. sala, ‘did ‘nothing to. meet. you halt |$50,00 In the enterprise. He became |). 5 i ne | tlonists, On Tuesday, May the 23d.. : . Sem ake es (once ts 1 by Par, | morons ans she etterin ot hat wive ee | mows, Mt, Ovster Hay ae “Toosevat's Blane licnee sianiay, y, May 3 Steamer Cushions of Burlap with leather tain political exigencies, She doesn't |son to cheer him had no effect, He re- | Protector,’ to-day pleaded aullty in! gy penait of Phillips it was stated White Enamel Dressers............ 10.00 applique. The latest novel designs. deserve a bit of the credit. Americal ¢ired at his usual hour last night, but {the Criminal anch of the United that in sending the cartridges from : has all the credit—ail, but you also have | said nothing that indicated that he con- [States Circuit Court to an indictment | here to El Paso he was ignorant of the White Enamel Chiffoniers*. 9.00 1,000 Cretonne Sofa Cushions, square or tent mean to} templated suicide, charging him with violating the provi- | Federal statute prohibiting the misoilt- ee eeeerte sy) oblong 65¢ nye no t was not until the son went to call | i x 6 5 of explosives, and as no violation i * ait rae ots were all | ston of the Interstate Commerce law |!nS, of explosives, And aa no violation Bungalow Brass and White Enamel Bed- value 1.00 > | which prohibits the misbilling of explo- | o¢ sentence was pleaded for. tons, was declared \uneonatitutions ; the ceremony was of the simplest Stamped Waists, on batiste... +6 635C © Federal Court here to-day «| When the bundies reached El Paso ag 5 br “ ; ’ tin] Saar Pa, ate meatore and |an attempt wan made co enue them |garvice wan WF thw shorts of the Im | ee: ERO ts» i ay vis eo dae ee eating ‘sateen ‘ = : : — Table Spoons............ ++ +18.00 doz. ments, and 1 usual price 22.5¢ in The Modesty of Women Table Knives...........0. ..+19.00 doz. CORSETS. 4m Both Stores, ; . ; 7 4 Tana Igs8i 94.00 C. B. a la Spirite Corsets for slender, me- Naturally makes them shrink from the indelicate questions, the ob- Table Forks............- ites 13:00] doz. dium and well-developed figures. noxious examinations, and unpleasant local treatments, which some 4 bal J seg an Made of Coutil and Batiste............ hysicians’ consider essential in the treatment of diseases of women, Cream Ladles....... ..... +++0.75 each 1.00, 1.0, 2.00 to 5.00 ° vet, if help can be had, it is better to submit to this ordeal than let usual price 2.2 diy ld i Biskes the beat w 15 the disease grow and spread. The trouble is that so often the wom- : Sugar Tongs..........+.++++.1.60 each Models for stout figures with double bon- War is destructive of this. an undergoes all the annoyance and shame for nothing. Thousands J Wauel-prics'9.00 ing and three pairs of hose supporters ate , Afraid of the Genat Gutman was dead. | used to give his name | n participating: in War on things—poverty, 5.50 to 11.00 Women’s Sorosis Low Cut Shoes, of Patent ode ld ey ard tt “Favorite Prescription” is strictly non-alcoholic, nonesecret, Leather, Glazed or Dull Kid, Tan Russia Calf JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street worth while Jealous nog ratify it FINED 3 DAYS PAY FOR TRYING TO HELP WIDOW. Lieut. Conb Trial by tion write in appreci inations and locaktre nents almost always cures, sives for tr tion of the cure w isportat on in interstate which was promptly pala by William M. Ivins, couse! for Phititps. The indictment in the case charged Contained 40,000 Cartridges. of women who have been cured by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- hich dispenses with the exam- . There is no other medicine so sure and safe for delicate women as ‘‘ Favorite Prescription.” debilitating drains, irregularity and female weakness. Judge Holt imposed a fine | y concurred In {pss coun: ut a technical one and imposed a nominal fine, et A Composer Mahler Barted Simply, afternoon. At the wish of the com- It cures It always helps. It all its ingredients being printed on its bottle-wrapper; cone tains no deleterious or habit-forming drugs, and every native medicinal root entering into its composition has the full ens dorsement of those most eminent in the several schools of medical practice. Some of the numerous and strongest of professional endorsements of its ingredi- ents will be found in a pamphlet wrapped around the bottle, also ina booklet mailed free on request, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. These profes- sional endorsements should have far more weight than any amount of the ordi- nary lay, or non-prof ssional testimonials. The most intelligent women now-a-days fnsist on knowing what they take as medicine instead of opening their mouths like a lot of young birds and gulping down whatever is offered them, POSITION, *Pavorite Prescription’ It makes weak women strong and sick women well, is of KNOWN COM- steads. SILVERWARE DEP’TS. foliage design. | On Tuesday, ———_—_—_—_—— Ice Cream and Pie Servers..... Nickel and Copper Percolators. 9.75 each In Both Stores, a's hgi@iae usual price 3.00 Nickel and Copper Chafing Dishes....... 4.50 to 16.75 34th Street JAMES McGREERY & CO. TRIMMED HATS. May the 23rd. Exhibition of new models for Summer SOROSIS SHOES. Stamped Underwear, Parasols, Hats, Belts, Baby Garments, Princess Slips, etc. . Stampetl Night Robes.........0707.58¢ Isit to the Gutman | Pea ps with having, Jan. 10 last, de-| VIENNA, May 22.—In the presence of it a rraceneyaniea tirdet value 75¢ e ited livered to the yivania Ratiroad | q great assemblage of leading members ower Floor, Twenty-thir: eet. ‘ ‘i * randfathe Invanta, | Compan: orth River, elght |of mustcal and artistic circles, Gustave Sixth Floor, Thirty-fourth Street. Stamped Waists, on voile and marquisette. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May 2—Ature mpl centenea e Mena a ioeee eee ee 5oc soma’ her clause,” bar- r e ed to | May 18 of ctoris, was buried : 8 * ie : Srighpintlind Mather clause,” bar- | prank Cody, El Paso, Texas.” in the Grinsing Cemetery here. this Sterling Silverware, French Gray finish, values 7S¢ -1d°.00 tached. and White Canvas,—short vamps, welted soles and Cuban heels. JAMES McGREERY & CO. 34th Street 23rd Street “FOLLOW THE CROWD” In Both Stores, 2.50 and 3.00 3-50 per pair wear. All the latest ideas in White and Colored Linon, Batiste and Eyelet Embroidered | Hats for Lingerie Gowns. Also handsome and exclusive models for Bridesmaids, 34th Street Dr, Pierce’s Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pi pense of mailing on/y, Send to Dr, R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y stamps for cloth-bound copy, If sick consult the Doctor, free of charge, by letter. tions are held sacredly confidential, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets invigorate and regulate stomach, liver and bowels, Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy, y @X- ., 31 one-cent into The World’s “Want” columns. All such communica- | 23rd Street » n vs that the men Mt to ve Gomebody reported the c \ cmeepnatienenan. oi . A 2 TR ge naman es 3 a are a RUN A aint t . emenERY" " ‘ M