The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1911, Page 3

el REGAL SPLENDOR ‘TO MARK FUNERAL OF JOHN W. GATES: Gody of Financier Arrives and} Now Lies in State at | Hotel Plaza. \GS AT HALF MAS ‘iwo Entire Floors of Big Hos-| telry Reserved for Use of | Visiting Friends. wen half-maat sat on many the largest bulldings of the city, the hody of Jorn W . who died recente | ly In Paris, was taken to-day from the| Mner Katves Withelm der Grosse to the Hotel Plaza. ‘Two entire floors of the big hotel were set aside for the necommodation of friends and members of delegations from out ¢? town po: From Port d Beaumont, Tex., where ‘apitaltat's latter-day tr n who not only med the departed financle MS @ dinitrot loss to the business of | thelr nection, but as a good friend, st. | @haries, Th, sont an- 9 and other | well rep- “1 Jones, a former asaociate | the cutter to meet the home- fon On board the liner were | Mrs. Gates, Charles G. Gates, his son, ard his flancee, Miss Flor ence Hopwood; Mra. I. W. Hopwood | and 3 8. Black, President of the} Unite! States ty Company, Cust feetiated s of the dea You cannot ut He was Not only a tather t he was | my pai, He ma: in| ihe world age dea kave him stimulunts he am iron tan and sald: °1"l) {i was God's will and he is } When his attention was called to the he replied When they 1 up like But yp st 1} y th announcemen tn the West just at the time death. It caused much ipeonvenience on that account." ODY LIES IN SPLENDID STATE) iN ASSEMBLY’ ROOM. The assembly room at the Plasa has | n arranged for the funeral services, hich will be held at 10.9 to-morrow | morning. Seven hundred chairs have | Been placed in the room, The two im thense windows have been draped heav Yy with mourning. The casket contain. | img the body was placed at e south end of the room, Behind it a huge | extend it Diack frame has been erected, ing for forty-five feet acroas the room @nd reaching the ng. Upon tas Ruge frame is banked @ wealth of flora! ferings, aixi along a second frame- | ork that surrounded the casket friende | placed @ wilderness of the rarest cut | Gowers to bo found. | The Rev. Wallace MacMullen of the Madison Avenue Methodist Wpiscopal Qburch will offciace. The musical pro- gramme will be under the direction of Nabhan Franko, formerly leader of the Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra. | ‘The honorary palibearers will be Join @ Harris, J. 8. Cullinane, Alfred Cut- ford, Arnold Schlaet, John A. Drake, G. M. Schwab, James Hopkins, Alvin W. Krech, K. W. Ogelby, Joun J, Mitoh- @, Sir Donald Mann, RK. H. Woodworth, Harry & Black, Edwin Hawley, C. @. @mith, Grant B, Schley, 1. H. Lapham, John A. Tapping, L. C. Hanna, Frank A, Venderlip, Joba Lamport, G. Watson Trenob, Jumes C. Hutchins, Walter B. dnarp and V. C. Hogg. Mra. John Guerney, a close friend to the family, has charge of the funeral dpremony. SERVICES AT PORT ARTHUR. Churches and Cittsens to Unite in Honoring Dead, PORT ARTHUR, Tex., Aug. 22— While the funeral of John W. Gates {s taking place in New York to-morrow memorial gervices will be held in Port Arthur, participated in by the Elke lodge, city administration, Catholic and Protestant churches, more than 1,000 em- ployees of the Texas Company, 5,000 to 000 citizens of Port Art, several housand ‘rom Beaumont, Houston, Or- ange, Galveston and other Texas cites. All places of business in Port Arthur will close for half a day, and all of the “age in the elty will fly at half maat, BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE | SSS TEES 638 Real Estate Ads. Were Printed in Last Sunday’s World If you did not consult pages 8, 9, 10 and 11 of last Suni WANT DIRECTORY you missed many special offers, eT en Se lastWeek TheWorld Printed 11,780 Real Estate Ads.—200 | ‘fore Than the Herald. | ALL blonde moustache, two black e) os: | informed that the: | down there. ‘took the whole crowd to the East Fitty | stepped out of the | nt | lapsed and wae | Dean street, GAMBLER BETTS RAIDS OWN ROUSE TO CATCH DOCTOR Physician Who Says He Called | to Treat Wife Gets: Badly Punched. IN POLICE COURT. tT Venus de Milo’ Mrs. Betts, Suing for Divorce, | Recently Obtained $600 a Month Alimony. New twists the god mat nionial affairs Lou Betts, formerly | the keeper of gambling houses but aow, according to his own atatemont, the New York agent for a nourishing and palatable spring water, were displayed e Court tod tn of Betts was leged to have been comm o'clock this morning on j . Jaslow of Nu. 20 West One Hun: rat stre | Jastow, @ tall young # ed nose and a puffed fa | Betts and Thomas Sinith, an apa: ouxe manager, invaded the home of| Mis, Anna R. Retts at No, 70 Weat] “ street, pt ved him) with thelr fists, hit aim with a cane, kicked him around a room and engendered in nis mind an {dea tive y intended to Kil Wim. At the tine of the attack, he said Ne was paying u visit to Mrs. Betts fessional capacity. On the appiication of Betts's counsel, a N. Deiazi of No. ut Centre and over the protests of M Yookelson, counsel for Dr. Jaslow, and ») Gordon, counsel for Mrs. Betts, examination of Betts was adjourned to-morrow morning. Betts was paroled in the custody of his counsel. Mr Smith, who was in court, prom- ised to be on hand to-morrow and submit to arres: if a complaint should be pressed against him MRS. BETTS LIVES IN HUS- BAND'S HOUSE ON ALIMONY. Betts and bis yife have been sep- arated for over x years, Mrs. Betts has been living at the Forty-fifth street house, which Betts owns. She has instituted two suits for divorce, and Is at the present time drawing all- mony at the rate of $000 u month, Policeman Daniel Burns. on @ station- post at Vorty-fitth street and Sixth avenue, was approached by Betts and Smith’ at 14 o'clock this morning and would be something reet, | doing to call for his attention at No. 10) West Forty-ffth street in a few minutes Just an hour later he heard a woman cream at the address indicated and rar Betts was at the door and called him in, directing him to arrest Dr. Jaslow Mrs. Betts and the doctor tnsisted thar Betts and Smith be arrested. Burne first streot station. On the way over Betta said to the doctor “If you can’t tell the truth I'll cut your ears off.” ‘At the station house Lieut. McCullum entertained a charge of assault against Betts. Mrs. Betts took a prominent part in the proceedings. She was hysterical and it was found esary to threaten her with imprisonment in the captain's room if she persisted in interrupting the proceedings. Betts was bailed out after a few min- utes by John Dunstan, the proprietor of Jack's restaurant. He declared that he had found the doctor in Mrs. Betts's company under citcumstances that warranted him in breaking into the house. After the police court proceedings this morning Dr. Jasiow said he was sum- moned by telephone to Mrs. Betts home at midnight. He found her very nervous and flighty and presoribed mor phine pills and sarsaparilia. MRS. BETTS ..MEO THREE ACTION FOR DIVORCE. The domestic troubles of Lou Betts first became public In September, 1 when Mrs. Betts, through cou! went Into the Supreme Court with an \ction for divorce und demanded $1,000 ‘a month allmony and $3,000 counsel feos, She named :hree co-respondents in her application fo divorce and alleged that her busband’s income was $60,000 a year. In her application she described her husband as the “king of gambler She said his income was from $50,000 to $100,000 yoar, that he owned a string of gambling houses and not long since assisted In winning $140,000 from @ “steel BE VENUS DE MILO, GIRLS, IF YOU'D DO IT RIGHT THIS FALL No Rats, No Puffs, No Corsets —That’s Paris Edict; Get in Line! Ye had better get into trainmng, O ye) daughters of Eve who follow the modes, to pattern yourselves in the mould of Venus de Milo ere the ohill blasts of November prevail, for thi fashion mentor of the French metropo- Ms is here delivering the fateful edict. | Said edict contains the clause: “A bas/ |i@ rat!" or, in Gothamese, “Back to your naturals! Mies Venus of Milo, relates with proof the Paris mentor, who is now in St. Louis directing the rigging and gear- ling of the “Perfect Thirty-sixes” for |the “Made-in-St. Louis show, wore {her own hair and was beautiful there: with, notwithstanding that she had no vast colffeur to twirl, Miss Venus like- wise wore nothing in the nature of a corset. | ‘This relentless edict of Faskion means | that no more will the eyes of man assailed with the “colffeur terrifiqu be the “colffeur a la Tower de Babel,’’ the) “coifteur a la Rock of Gib * &e. | It means that Prue and F la will }not have to call in @ force of strong-| to rivet and bolt up to buckle and gird their! | thetr rate, ave and interweave their | switches i} JOY TO THEATRE-GOER IN ITS| SIMPLICITY. It means that Madeleine and Marietta | can begin putting up their hair when | the whistle blows and get it all up| before supper without the ald of more than a dozen hairpins. It means joy }to the theatre-goer and a profound slump tn Chinese Pigtatis, Pfd. | ‘There will be a vast number of com- | plaints from those who have come up out of frocks during the era of rats! and puffs and who have burned out the | floss upon their pretty heads by the | burdens of Chinese mattresses they piled thereon. There will be woe among the spinster- hood whose thinning thatches have been @ constant source of worry and travail. Yes, and there may be post- tive rebellion in suffragette circles, for the petticoat vote declares itself tm- mune from the dictates of Fashion Declares itself, but fails to practise its leclare, for the most near-sighted ob- | server has observed at great suffra- Bette functions mountains upon moun- tains or rats and puffs, very much and altogether quite a la mode. |CORSETLESS EDICT WON'T SE\ or OBEYED. | magnate’ at Atlantic City. Peon ly CAR HITS POLICE CAPTAIN. Acting Capt. Grosbeck of the Tra Mc Squad while talling to Patrolman Kepko betwoen the car tracks at Trent ond street and Broadway to-day northbound inde? the platfor:n stopped the car within Kepko helped his superior feet. Capt. omcer Grosbeck said he ot hurt and took the blame for t! minutes later hi nt to New York iTos- dent. A few suffering from severe bruises and No. pital, shock. He went to his home Br i ——— Roy Ponished, Disappen ced to search am J. Ruddell ‘ed and Twen- hon’ rnoon on an errand for hia after he bad heen dlactp ined silglit offenes, Ho was told to go to A Front street address for some meat ahe had ordered, and iven carfare, He 4d not xo «tore and no trace has hean found of him, He has brown hair and eyes and wore @ gray coat, mhort ray troueere and @ biue and white striped shirt. at }{in Batur- | waa | to the! | Aw for the corsetiess winter that ts | threatened, it is not I’kely that more than 50 per cent. of tie fair sex will bow to that phase of the Venus de Milo edict, There are perfect forty- elxes and perfect fifty-sixes who will shrilly proclaim such an innovation as | utterly’ impossible. During the Hiplesas Era they manage’ | to survive a seagon in strattjackets; | fact, 8 janaged to train down | ; unt their straigh: wort [with only 1 agony. Yeas alte ve is entirely different and ‘quite not The normal |perfoct fort head rather then abandon her tn sable sheath of stay the bh le skirt muet be into the discard, Curves and the | step were unknown to Venue least ated a hnuses Stvgwarn BIN, PON, Aug, 2.—/Tho Benate |to-day paxved the Hous) rogolu ion ox tending to jarch 3, 12, ° tone governing the WAIL on tha Ame an side of Then regulations expired J \o yoar, but willie colnmented by the ny enue of the Piaviution HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 2, 1911. s Coiffure Sets Style RECENT EXAGGER= ATED HAIR Big J examengy GIRLS CAN'T PLAY NYMPH OFF BEACH FAMOUS PAINTING | IS MISSING FROM LOUVRE IN PARIS “La Jaconde,” the Masterpiece of Leonardo da Strangely Disappears. Vince, Mayor Won't Stand for the Display. PARIS, Aug. 2.—La Joconde, the masterpiece of Leonardo da Vinci, has disappeared from the Salon Garre of the Louvre, where it occupied the place of honor. ‘The great museum has been searched (Special to The Evening World). ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., from cellars to attics in vain. M. Du-| bids the fair bather to go about upon mente. Jastlacpenurnetss. hy perfpanent Unies tig thoroughfares of this clty in bath- Kosh Lid i ie aushoriieelotithe Ibi, ana WOM ect a ents eu AD eM the other plans to trace the picture | mort skirts Is going to be rigidly en RC has sun photographers who| forced by Acting Mayor Carmony. wate have had the privileges of the Louvre.| He has tseued a proctamations that | “hy The police are interrogating all the| Utterly bans the display of shapely un- | Stool. Co curators and assistants. One explana- | 4erpinning and dimpled arms elther up- |Terms as Low as $5 Down tion of the disappearance of the treas- [0M the Boardwalk or upon any of the | Plangs Heated for $4 to $4 a month ure suggested in that some one perpe-|™ain avenues branching from tt trated an extraordinary practical joke,| While this anti-nymph ordinance has FACTORY WAREROOMS The visitors to the museum, among|long been upon the books it was more a evenings by appointigent, whom were hundreds of Americans,| honored In the breach than in the ob- omen. | were quietly informed about 3 o'clock |Servance. Any day and every day dur- ing the summer months or his this afternoon. thi about to be closed Were requested to t the museum was for the day anq they leave, thousand eyes upon a feminine beauty, Just a year and a month ago to-day! symmetry sublime. | the Cri de Paris announced that La| But alas! this will be no more. All BEBO ire AT$4998 ecards “fad been stolen pam Fes this wealth of beauty must be hidden, Rooms 98 lery of the Louvre, ony night tm Yume. |undor the uncomely raincoat or bagging 4 Corietere “4 74% of the museum and that a copy had | bathrobe, The maid or matron who dis- 5 con COnbckre Art 124.98 plays her ankles will be Ha at. After studying the situation with critical eye, the acting Mayor sent w to the police that untienymph ord nance must be enforced, been substituted In the frame for ortginal which, tho paper asserted, been taker New York and sold an American colle: This report was repeatedly denied tater, | The proper name of La Joconde, also called Monna Lisa, i@ the portrait of Madonna Lisa del Glocondo. It ts one of the world’s famous paintings and is held priceless. It was reported at| one time that the British Governmen nered $5,000,000 for the work, which was refused. It {s the most celebrated female portrait In the world. The most striking characteristic ts the Sphynx- lke smile. Da Vinci's model was the} wife of Franoesco del Gilocondo, a Florentine. She t# shown seated tn low chair on the left arm of which she ts leaning —_—_-- ASTOR’S YACHT HERE, WEDDING DAY A SECRET. The Astor-Force romance remained at anchor on the yacht Noma off the foot the had READ THIS CAREFULLY FOR Sie OR We Will Send You Covering Cost of Shipping ANE WALL MIRROR of East Twenty-fourth ss to-day, || INVESTIGATE, CALL PER- Goods Delivered to Your Residence or mien rea reid irmary FREE of Charge. oguatits huest® Se'Fee|| WILLIAM THEILE, sme at ‘No, 18 East. Thirty-seventi |atoct th one. of the Astor automobiles f4$ Park Row, Roam 220, Col. 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OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS AT ATLANTIC CITY) All Be ge a Fussy Acting Aug. 2.— The anti-nymph ordinance which for- 1 feast varieties upon gtace and to Instant TINY GIRL JUST This Fal; Rats and Puts Must Co/ yom wtp | DOWN FIRE-ESCAPE | | Bessie | Bedroom, but Refused to Get Excited. | | Discovered Blaze in} | For all that she {# only elght yeare old, Bessie Hollander ts a plucky little girl, possessed of a rare amount of presence of mind, which stood her in} ood stead tovday when a fire started | in her home on the third floor, rear, of No, 38 Rast One Hundred and Fortys ‘ond street Besaic's mother had just stepped up| Stairs to a neighbor's and the little girl) was busy giving brother Isidore, who lis six, his breakfast, Came a queer | \amell, and she sniffed and sniffed, and | then started through the flat to find | out what the smell wa Pretty soon | sho was standing in front of the bed- \room door where four-year-old Able |was fast asleep. The queer smell came strongest from the bedroom, and it seemed awfully hot there, too. So she opened the door | As sho did so (here was a rush of Jamoke from the bedroom, and right | dough the smoke Bessie could see fire. | | But she could also little Able fast asleep on the hed, which was burning ua | | Bessie didn't make @ sound, but just Jumped through the smoke and grabbed jup Able, quicker than it takes to tell It, | and the next minute she waa backing | out of the room with Mttle brother head pressed to her bosom, Soon as she backed out of tho room she alammed the door shut. Then she rhn for the kitchen window, where the fire-escape | | 1s, and she called to Isidore: | tome on, Issy, ter.’ When she poked her heed Into Mr. | Grosa's window she saw Mr, Gross ting his breakfast. So, she spoke tor ¢ second time ‘Oh, Mr. Gross, there 1s @ fire by my house. 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