The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1911, Page 17

HOLDS RECEPTION FOR PRISONERS HE HAS PAROLED — More Than 100 Well-Dressed ‘Men and Women Report to Judge Crain. CALLS THEM “GUESTS.” Nearly All Had Lived Rightly When Told to “Go and Sin No More.” Known only by number so that ny embarrassing publicity might be avotd-| @4, more than 100 men and women.came Wednesday night to the Criminal Court Building where Judge Crain, of the Court of General Sessions, held his eemi-annual reception for those who had come before him ducing the four Years of his judicial administration upon criminal charges and who had been allowed another chance to make fo0d tn the world. And, justifying the humanitarian ideas noarly all of the well- @ressed throng whose individuais had deen told to go and #in no more, came with stories of prosperity and correct living. A number of priests and min- isters of the gospel watched the pro- ceedings. Father Thomas J. Lynch, of the Protective Catholic League; Father Luke Evers, ohapiain at the Tombs, and other well known folk sat near he judge. There were young fellows who had started out to see the bright light side of life and found the pace too fast for honest pocketbooks, who had been tempted and who fell. There were women who had seen things in stores that ited covetous desire for pos- jon. There were men who had per ™ mitted drink to take them from the better life and men who had become criminals in name by the act of an evil moment for which much repent- ance had been done. Once a month a detadied report of the conduct of the Judge's changes upon whom he had suspended sentence is made to him, He knew from these ports and from the reports of Probation officers just which of gueste—he referred to tham as ‘guests’ ought to come up to the bench and hold some speech with their protector admonitions and advice went to the per- son for whom it was intended only. None of the other gueste knew whether @ fellow was being praised for worthy attempt at right living or etven a quiet dressing down for falling to live up to the letter of an agreement to “tote fair with the Judge.” DOESN'T BELIEVE IN KILLING GOOD IN MANKIND, ‘The judicial face did not betray what things passed in the private talks. The whole transaction was an exemplifica- tion of Judge Crain's theory that the killing the great preponderance of good ‘fm mankind for the sake of punishing the small percentage of bad. Probation officers nad slipped about the room handing the various guests number on them, nted a name that i, Was before the clerk of the court. If the Judge desired a talk he whispered to the clerk and the clerk called—not the name, but the number. And there were no introductions among tie £7 The men eittiog next to you dint know whether you had cone under puapended sentence for stealing or had merely dropped in to watch the recep- tion. It was the echeme to close the dook of every woman's every man’s in to the world, with the exception of the Judge and the individual concerned. Taiking to the visitors, the Judge aaid: “Tam lad toses you hers to-night, and Iwant every one of you to feel that I eve a personal interest in you and in your conduct. Let me urge you to co} tinue the good work you have co QUESTIONS OF SEX fally 004 property answered 0 The Peoole's Sse ok Cees, coarse Ty Pees Pt end cature marriages are eure to follow, ignorance leeds to misery end ill-health, All the knowledge young man of woman, fride or Gaugnier, should hare x) eel BOATS. PATTEN [LINE plot ede, Beabrigh at, Long liraschy Aavur? Jersey semaile resi ls nt Weta i a Ma jsfo sre oy ob sade ks 13, and 10.20 h St, y O33 ALM. 9.20,” i010 "and Mold dee W. 8 ne bt (new) and Gatpon re orm feave Pier i, N gheoms, Band Bt CATSKILL EVENING LINES Tickets for hone 1008 Spring, let of mummer hi ty le at a UP THE SOUND Sea Cliff & Glenwood a best ends of society are not served by | Reteeene tees Sener care THE £ VENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE Menced”—mind you, the judge does not believe tn “DON'TS"—"and your conduct encourages me in the view I have held since coming to the bench. “The reports of the probation officers have assured me that I did not go amiss when 1 paroled you under suspended sen- tence. While some of you have not lived up to your parts of the agree ment under which you were released, the vast majority of you have. “But I want to emphasize my desire that you know that I take a. perronal interest in each of you. I want you to know that it will give me pleasure to help you when {t is necessary, MAN WHO GOES RIGHT AFTER- WARD 18 A HERO. of that aristrocratic brand of lace tt costs money and when sh arraigned against he Gulity, Prison sentence spelled her everlasting ruin The pastor of her church asked th would girl in his charge. She Was there V nesd@ty nigbt—the wife of a res her parole and who has no iden his young wife is under the cloud of criminal conviction. And that is the Crain system. they saw his view that there ts another way ou Jed astray “The man who hae gone wrong wh? afterward goes right {s a hero.” The talk’ went straight to the hearts of the hearers, Many of them went quietly to the judge and told him how they had been getting along, whet evils had beset them and what successes they had attained, Among them was @ young woman who had been arrested for shoplifting. Rhe had gone to @ department store and under judge, dnaentesceiiipecninimem JURY COLLECTS A BET. the cover of secrecy, by th on Ratéed Chicken Main. LANCASTHR, Pa., The genuine “Kayser” — Long Silk Gloves A Guarantee that Guarantees “a new pair free” if the “‘tlps” wear out before the glove—you fake no risk. For over a quarter of a century “KAYSER'S” have been the standard silk glove of America. There’s a way to tell the genuine—“‘look tn the hem” for the name “KAYSER,” it is assurance of glove satisfaction, and is there for your protection, Short Silk Gloves, 50c., 7Se., $1.00 Long‘! ‘* 15eop$1,00,$1.25,$1.50 Judge to suspend sentencg and parole the | young man who had married her since | * He told his/ministerial visitors when Y success that had attended | humantty in his trusted lat justified the forgiveness of the public, an exercised, Gives Verdict for Man Who Lost June %.—John A. 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Tt was|a civil court to-day in a sult over al fight that Raltinore Ht ony 800, Jan, %, aided before the fight and the stakeholder t the referee ded, the stakes, y sued na | belleving ver t a met ~ Invited to Visit “The Taylor she Narsery” Exhibit = The 20th “I know of nothing nobler than to | of orime than by the prison door, that Place a man in the right path egain|a long way better than the average of Century after he has gone wrong or has been Baby Crib ne : ahi): Pee +d Bany | Boox Seley SH oF anpilien by TED TAYLOR Tt WeiLy 263 Sixth Avenue, 6th and 17th Streets Fashionable Wearing Apparel on CREDIT BLUE SERGE SUITS For Men and pigeons Men quality allewool o the latest tuly tllgred and @ perfect fit WOMEN’S & MISSES’ CLOTH SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES We show a complete assortment of Silk and ogee le Dresses, Linen Suits and Lingerie aists, Pongee, Satin and Serge ats. small deposit, the balance in "eee ot monthly payments. 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FOURTEENTH STREET Not to-Be-Matched Values Mausiin Underwear Women's Petticoats Babies’ Wear ’ Millinery | Corsets Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings | Washable and Silk Waists Men's Shirts and Furnishings Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits With the Snap and Style a Particular Boy is Proud of at Confirmation, Communion and Graduation Nortotk and Double Breast—7 to 18 yeare—one or two pairs trousers 8.08... 4.08... 5.08... 6.98... 7.08... jo. 11,08 Assortments unequaled elsewhere: lain and fancy Worsted Berges in the correct shade of navy blue— pee Berge cd ‘Twill linings, ,..‘Tailored with the expert exactitude ives fine style and keeps shape as Yong ‘as the splendid all wool fabrica ae \ducements enough even if our prices were not unquestionably the lowest. , Our Cand purchases mean the best trade concessions, and our customers get net Great Values In Boys’ Wash Sults Young Men's Suits Linen—Linon—Repp—Crash Duck—Drill—Chambray * 5.98 to 16.98 RUBSIAN and SATLOR—234 to 10 yrn. Fine Worsteds, Cheviote, Serges and —Many attractive styles, including the SGA ARG: cniibes ce: hae Rhus. a ha ie aad feevtstion, and Middy inings, end in iatest stylee—si to se |—White, pink, cadet, light blue, natural, chest—15 to 22 yeara, | Materials are ie Anes that gi & tan and ith @HEARN Weat of Fitth Avenue JUNE SALE Continued Tomorrow with 49 cents to 8.08 COAT SUITS—8 to 16 yrs. Norfolk and Double Breast. 1,98 2.98 3.98 In overy style @ full range of al ——tho best values yet Onrered in thie Con's, Which te saving 9 creat deal in view of our pest | Spectally Fine Line at 9.98 That customers ay in fabric and finish are such as they find elsowhere in Sujts marked $12.00 to $15.00... | We are well aware that our bstreg are |the lowest for Sepandable goods | They are finely tailored Suits of which To-Morrow’s Jane Specials Inclade— No Mall oF Telephone Orders, | Boys’ surts Py Prete 5 gs |HOYS' Laundered BLOUSES 57 8 to 17 yrd—worth $4.50 } ay 8to 16 yre-—value 79 0.08. . J ‘ Navy Berges — also chor and ras and Percalee—fine gradee— b ute and fancies—-well know! ko erohe of te pales Lhlckers—fultaee | Diain or plented=-neckband or collars, eises—quallty and talloring make them extraordinary values. BOYS’ STRAW HATS } "7 ed Patent Milan—worth $1.25.. BOYS’ WASH SUITS Skeid enepeseny tad ves 214 to 10 yrs.—reg. $1.69 to $1.98 Ter silk band, Russian and Sailor—fne Repp, Gak |CHILDREN'S ROMPERS gros, Drill ¢ ahambeny, stad and 2 to 8 yrs.—89e, kinds. 115 —____—__—_—--* June Sale of Misses’ and Giris’ Garments |Each section of this wonderfully attractive department contributes to Saturday’s Specials....To buy to-morrow is to buy at exceptionally low prices. No Mail or Telephone Orders, Girls’ White Dresses Girls’ Waele Dresses Worth 0—June &i Fino Imported Rep, elty desian trimmy emb'y Dandinge—O to 146 yre. Misses’ Linen Sults Worth $7.98—To-morrow, , 1°, embroideries with and without La: Dinations—variety of styloe—6 to 1¢ yra. Girls’ WhiteLawn Dresses }4. 98 Usually $6.08 To-morrow. . 4 Fine heads tad embroierioe 610 | lored 14 years. yoars. 5.20 Notural tint—pure nen —aiaiuly ft ekirte—14 ‘nowest coats and | Misses’ Graduation Dresses ' hood [IR Tak rng ene eager ye Mes eee | te eee fend oni sere to 'plosse “the | White Hepp and rabaral Yat pteated Sweet itl" graduate. Gnd Kored. Misses’ Spring Garments—REDUCED Now. Earlier. 7.98 to 24.98 912.98 to $37.98 2.98 to 7.98 $4.98 to $12.98 Girls’ Coats..... ++ 2.98 to 9.98 $4.98 to 915.98 | Children’s Coats... .. +. 1.98 to 0.98 $2.98 to $12.98 j ‘A great opportunity to supply Summer needs at Seashora Mountains etc., @s these reductions mean values of an unusual klad, - Women’s Genuine | White Buckskin Pumps, 3.00 Hand welted—leather heels—flat ribbon bows—high class ¢t and | finish—all sizes and widths. .{ 5.00 | WHITE BUCKSKIN BUTTON BOOTS—of fine quality— WOMEN ‘S TAN VELVET PUMPS elsewhere $7.00. WOMEN’S OXFORDS 8.00 Uverefore early ae) [Xe ockanoaea Summer Stocks of Girls’ Popular, Serviceable and Natty Modela— Lau | Trim looking. easy, yet |GIRLS' WHITE CANVAS SHOES GIRLS’ RUSSIA CALP @ume SHOBS or > kie strap ee wane Welted— | ution, alee anile, strap ivy bar voy Oe aes } 6 to 8 to fixtre {eo cut 834 wo 1015 E 9B | ois to 5 85401034... 2-60 ¢10008. ...600 Soe also Morning Specta’ ini— : Women’s Wrappers and Negligees Gtris’ Dresses ané Gutmpes Quality first, then price—that ia why our sales have reputation tor GIANT VALUES, and their success is a matter of course. Following June Sale Spectals On Sale To-Morrow, ‘Re Mel er Telephone Oniers. WOMEN'S nesarao-Weer HATS unia uely? are Sraped—aata or ‘ra WOMEN’ iecucetarssi White or biack— $4.98 kinds. Stylish hate of nN }1.27 }3.35 GIRLS’ White and Colored HATS: ait ps ik, Btrawe—-reg. $4.98...,. 33 faced with lace ou ott Fovetten Of eatin ribbon. GIRLS’ Ready-to-Wear SAILORS: Regularly $1.69. } ot Kou. Brim fancy rough stra we—wulte, Pleo b: burnt, navy—silk or velvet rib band—some With velvet flange, aa Pareeeeien 69... fargo jpraye—wort! fousse ROSE WREATHS—SPRAYS ™ Best tinte— 06 ct. grade. - Sa wf crus Dunehes of and hello iiisea. WOMEN’S $t2._, DRESSES All sizea—worth $16.00, Black and colors—atyles ered, braided and trimmed: fave brood setin bends oF border 1a Various handsome effects—waista to match—high and low neck. WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES a .77 7 | Pxtra quality campric—reg, .98 . 1ain, Chocks, stripes and fguree— jh of Dutch noca—all sizes, WOMEN’S RAIN COATS 5.54 Sizes 34 to 46—worth $7.00. . 3 Y ubberized ati finish — popiin— lack, navy aud castor—reguier OF coat sleeve—convertibie collar. “iu at, WAISTS 4} 24 2.17 Ww yokes rs ventse Ficiafouetronk beck ai sleeves wil be wit ace an any pin Toexa-— a ae neck fa- feng WOMEN'S WHITE WAISTS | 1.57 Pak eta ee Pe oe with dainty. colored - emb'y outed with Cluny tucks—low 41 best colors -— with jace—end bunches Ane’ “combined Roe, combine ey neck—ell WHITE LAWN WAISTS 1.00 Ali sizes—instead of $1.69... Front, back and ‘sleeves with choice emb'y bendings combined with Cluny Vale Ince--otliers have, panels ip fend emb'd affect, combined witl tine lecee—high and low neck, WOMEN’S RICH CORSETS Worth $10.00 to $12.00 Styles found only makes—emorviaercd immed with exquisit —slik garte: ome ha tics end gilt Luckiee— 1s vo d4—Opportuhity for brides WOMEN'S Batiste CORSETS i 1 34 Ee 1B to 80—worth $2 to $3 medium—emb'y or sace— Well-known makes, BLACK PETTICOATS Alllengths—$1.24 Qualities, . ; ‘The famous Heatherbloom, EXTRA SIZE PETTICOATS 1 ® 27 luck Hacinetto—usually $1.24 | 67 Black—nowest flounce, MEN’S PERCALE SHIRTS @ 57 Hand ironed--79c kinds... Dependable quality—atriped and Bgured — well “cnown muses — coat modei—culfs attecued—all aiaes, MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS \ a 28 60 inches long—instead of .89 | Virm Cambric and Muslin—cillariowe— emb'y trim—16 to 18 nec CHILDREN'S Pongee Coats } 1672 Bises to 8 yrs. —reg. $2.49... Nevurel tiuv—eallor collar—eilk brat. BABIES’ LAWN CAPS } ~ Aa’ Sizes to 8 yra-—teg. .79...... Bmbroldery turmbacks oF emb'y tne gerts, tucks and iaco—all have ribbon tiga: SHORT WHITE DRESSES Nalnsook, O lembric, Linelie and Lay kes, Bishop. Princess and Myles Droviiest, daintiest of Selmmingeevatace from: @'montta to three Or Live yoars, according to style.— Dresses usually 3 Dresses usually 134 Dresses usually +41 Dresses usually +6) Dreases usually $1. 88 Dresses usually $2.6: | MORNING SPECIALS—™*erq~ guar ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders, Wortats | 59c Boys’ Telescope Hate Teiity, ‘Telesoope, Heh Rah or College HaTh=t MRD LOOM. 90 | $2.49 Women’s Silk Shirts, tae white vilte wed. fener 4 mo ALES yey: Bik LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! Clock Signs Deasts Barada Agecots Pe a ASG ate LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! L ot Sen heeetene } Hl | aa 6.35 , “ 7 ° ce ec