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ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81 1971. EVERYBODY'S WET ~ BUTTHOMPSON: HE ~WANTSIORE RAI The Commissioner Still Seems to Be in Fear of a Water Famine. FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS OF DESTRUCTION WROUGHT BY STORM AT FHARLESTON| Rotect Yours! | (Copyright, American Press Association.) et the Original and Gencine HORLICK’S MALTED MIL - Loomer A med minate, Not In Any Milk Trast HE GETS MORE MONEY. Estimate Board Appropriates | $1,200,000 for Ten Mile River With Several Provisos. Burprising enough, w York ta sti! fn danger of a water famine! Although five and forty-seven hun- redths inches of rain have fallen since last Thursday morning, adding some 62,000,000,000 of gallons to the drain of the Croton watershed, Commissioner Henry 8. Thompson declares that we need an other deluge of water, enduring just as long and falling just as fast to make the vast reservoirs about even with their normal supply. And to show that he means just what ‘ne says, Mr. Thompson appeared before the Board of Matimate to-day and ob- tained an appropriation of $1,200,000 to make connections between the Ten- Mile River and the Croton reservoirs. 'Phie step will not be taken nor the higher than price, Ra A the reach of all. TER FRONT DMAnm Pass Ass0C ation RECK INSID BROKER SORRY HE [Seeking Modern Mona Lisa, | served in the Spanish war as sec EAYNOR HANIMIERS sen bouts herve nani war an REPORT OF SON’S DEATH. |rantey and the Wourteentn regulars 10th od to first I In- In| itenant, | , | rast ae Ho had comma f the military gual money expended otherwise until the Artist Roams World For | \Thinks Family Would Have Re.| te Lone. That. ateabaad. the node be Commissioner concludes tr ene | | one Preal eKiniey fro Butts 0 future that the diverting of the Ten- | | | ved Message if Former Army epreeere GAS alee Us Chain 0. Mile River ts absolutely necessary. It Lieutenant Was Seriously Il, |. lle Went with is regiment to China tn , la hot a aubsioledis * |1000° and was) highly com for dy Jan, 1 next there is no! Dr. Allen McLane Hamilton doubts the| bravery there and in’ the Philippines eurplue of water in the reservoirs he will make the Ten-Mile River connec- tion. In the mean time the Commissioner ‘will obtain the consent of the State Conservation Commission of Conneot!- cut through which State the Ten-Mile Tn 1903 and 195 he lost some militar | standing at the hands of two courts mar tial and resigned from the army in February, 1908, since which time he has apent most of his time abroad. al te| ald |terday announced the death tn Paris of his son, Lieut, Loule McLane Hamil. {ton. , | “We recetved Receives a Delegation From | month aso.” said then complained of feeling 1, but Swedish Painter Seeks to Express Mystery of Modern Femininity as Leonardo Portrayed 7 hat | of Mediaevalism. Model of Woman’s Face. ' TALK T0 FARMERS |= Matin dst IN “WINE GLOOM" Rathbone Clinton Shot Himself — word from Louls Dr, Hamilton, River runs, to divert that waterway. § Feat : , at a ; 4 i KuKyZZ ‘Approval of the plan will also be ob- After Bibulous Time in Pennsyivania: and: Disctisses: |e ee ia asi atudien 10 he iT tained from the New York State Water S ; es a | sean sanieuaiy <i uk ts < Board. It was with all those provisos Lobster Belt. Flash ot the Soul Often Seen in Homely Women, but High Cost of Living. PEG ARNE oe FREE’: FURNIT URE y that the Board of Estimate awarded the Carl Lotave Insists i tin Lieut. Hamilton 1s a great grandson “ funds to-day, with the further under- a a Beautiful Setting z of Alexander Hamilton, his mother be- INSTEAD OF FREE TRADING STAMPS standing that If it ts finally decided to] Rathbone Clinton, a broker, thirty-five for His Work. In a speech to sixty-five Pennsyl- | ing Dr. Hamilton's first wife, Florence Y expend the money the Commissioner | years old, and a member of an aristo- vania farmers who called on him at) h. Craig, from whom Dr. Hamilton was L shall ask the board for further @u-|opatic North Carolina family which ts |city Hall to-day, Mayor Gaynor at- divorced in 102 Young Hamilton thorization, prominent in Baltimore soctety, a > SLEY- tacked the trusts which, he declared, : fj FIGURES ON FALL OF WATER |brother of Capt. James Clinton, U. 8. A, BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. | constituted one of the chief causes of Ai Perhaps you carry the face of an inscrutable Venus upon your shoulders. Or perha; if you don’t, you MADE BY WEATHER MAN. and of Capt, Thomas Clinton of the the high cost of living. His speech CONSISTING OF feet over a precipice. puroing from a dance, pa in @ folding bed that looks lik and consquently did not paint them When man saw only the bodily beauty \ DIAMOND FOOT SUPPORT CO., 316 Equitable Bidg., Dept. B, ‘St. Louls, Me. Scarr, the woather man, figured| marine service, attempted suicide early was the longest he has delivered since MASSIVE BED,ALL C* = that one and eighty hun- | to-day by shooting himself in the left know a Venus. If so, your opportunity or hers {s stop-|he was shot by Gallagher. He spoke sizes, ‘SANITARY eet Ne pet De rads eee ‘orion’ liung, while in the flat of Mrs, Mar- Ping for a few days at the Grand Union Hotel in the|in a loud, firm tone, and pounded the MATTRESS AND f thie rainfall was during the night. |€#ret Dunn at No. 16 West Bightisth person of Car! Lotave, a well-known Swedish painter |tabie, beside which he stood, with his CABLE SPRING WITH . nouth of Auunt, The young man lives at No. 64 who arrived in New York this weel to paint the por- | losed fst. EVERY PURCHASE OF ® sixth. street, Another cause for the high cost o! nly nly in excess of Sie Baste ennd Si ac traits of several society women in this clty and tn the commodities the Mayor declared was the f Sian hes. shooting came as a clima: ts r Ma fr f nA ge isl) cada ERE TRUE ine TERA West. At the same time, the young painter will con- production of gold. ‘This Iarge pro- four hours no? far a sce } restaurants and cafes in the lobster tinue to prosecute a world-wide search he has under-|duction had tended to cheapen money ane aediee| aly agenesis : ee y Samanta fAGn cK not only in this country but throughout Bani’ poe in feet /gone, Miss, Elhma Kenny, a comely tana f08: 4 face. For years, Mr. Lotave has|ing world eo that fewer commoditities slr A Lede 7 . io, g| Young Woman employed in a mantcuring NIXOLAS been at work upon an allegorical picture of modern | could pe bought for a dollar to-day than evel ‘ ! tablishinent at Forty-second street womanhood, which he calls “Venus Inscrutable,” but|formally. Favoritism by + ds to inches fell (ere dur eit - GREELEY» SMITH ’ four hours. and Sixth avenue, was the broker's he says he has never been able to find the face he seeks—a face which |tTusts and combinations in the matter y “It was & Very generous rain but not| companion during his taxteab pilsrim-| would express the mystery of modern femininity as the smiling but in-| 0" ,{nusnt rates saknate’ compe lilon ious Rhein. q extraoi di pain hes, Sarecast ee: about Wee poe he sonornpanes scrutable countenance of Mone Lisa holds the secret of mediaeval woman-| “1 have mentioned to you," sald Mr gold B. or arousesa CASH or Ga CREDIT “It has been central over a small part| him to the flat, from which he was * ? paged Gaynor, wo chile! ing at a \- DB, TH of Northern “New nsianty Southern | removed to. the’ 3, Hood Wright, Hove] 2002: ie Barn odaniewp.ohiee thneestiaL a8) I] (eames oF Giecrariia VA 283 1°2989 BS Awa. AT 150" Sir [7 Now York and Bastern Pennoylvania| cites guttering from a serious, but not|Panters ere not ao great As they (of wohian that was all’he painted, and | Medging with and diewieing pices tion that makes the Ly and cloudy weather ale to HARE ey oe “ were in Leonardo's time,” Mr. Lotave| we had the age of Venus, the old Venus | the great output old, which we can uscr refuse any y Y y Wi oak thls wactlan, WOGAAy, (GRIEG AHA | hoe eee ne tal, wound. ft admits, “but women are muct joe melting curves and luminous flesh, | ot complain of because that in the iothian it ffered = arte iaamocraws) Raine wil beds The only explanation to account for greater. They are more subtle. There/*hen gradually, through the Influence | Province of Almighty God and the laws c iH eer offer: GRAND pal ere eee eniperature waa low {te attempt at suicide offered to the| are so many more shades to thelr minds,]of the church, man conceded that|of nature. The other we can complat: in place of Rey Wile. tel iaeaperenicy) Vee er last night was thet Clinton was|to their character: much more/ woman had a soul and began to paint | %f and do complain of and must stop. RAPIDS y) peerehy fetid mda 5 ering from a “wine gloom.” It was modelling in their faces and in thelr} it—that was the age of the madonnas, | “Now, your object, which is to get PALE RIPE FURNITURE q peer rts seat eae on [said at the hospital to-day that he had Souls. If any man can put on cavas, | RESEMBLANCE PETWEEN VENUS | Mugs down here and get them to the THIS eing 6 BE lacy h ; however feebly, the complicated soul of consumer as near to the price that you 4 ON OUR Y winds will pre ausing the tempor. [recovered from this depressed paycho-| oor stone Lisa he: will have ac- AND MADONNA, recelve as possible, {8 most laudable. | , 6x9 Yj ature to remain fairly steady around [logic state and was profoundiy gorry| ® mover Mona tent ow” an| “And yet there ts not #0 much differ: | gcsur (got asta Phar essiy eye hg ire | CREDIT % W& degrees.” that he had shot himself. stint gets giimmerings of this modern /once between the Venus and the ma-| ac that price if you ean manage to sive TERMS RUSSELS <) “That's all very good," said Mr.) ASKED MRS. DUNN TO HELP yous ii tne face of every woman he sees, as the old fellows painted | them to us. You may encounter a hard Brewed by S. Lieb- Y JRIENTAL DESIGNS Y Thompson, when shown Mr. Scarr’s fe CHASE THE GLOOM. but I am seeking for a woman whose Turn the Venus’ eyes up tol job, but if you persevere and your move- mann’s Sons, Brooklyn, V+ 3-Downon'50°f WITH EVERY Y ures, “but we need much mi rain.! tre, Dunn, who occupies the fiat! face 1s a beautiful setting for th's soul, | heaven and the Madonna's down to| ment spreads, why 1 think something MZ Y PURCHASE OF YA Keet Saturday's report shows that wel where Clinton arrived with Miss Kenny |1 have seen very beautiful settings,” |earth and they might be sisters, #0 | can be accomplished on that line. 1 can come. All d . § ys ° = $75: $ 50 had on hand at Croton 24,000,0000 gal-liaty in the evening, said to-day that | Mr, Lotave smiled, “but the Jewel, the| strong ig the resemblance between! only say that while I am here 1 shall hee No bottles, in 9750+ +4100: ‘onovenl/f Jons of water. Muoh of the rain falling| yer friend, Miss Kenny, had brought! flawless di 1 of the spirit, was| them, . eee ye 4 areater New York, ‘ ° h ve she “It is only within the last one hundrea | °t Very Slad to meet you and assist you J how has been absorbed owing to the eX-| him there to see if sie and Mrs, Dunn | missing, : as undred| in any way that I can, treme dryness of the ground. Probably | could n him up. He had been| “Again, in the faces of ho women | year Beings artists began to paint arouRhaut his speech the Mayor de 7 | A WEEK or ELIVERS.TO ao ® per cent. of the fall is thus lost. Fig-| indulging in tragic ¢ sation all the| 1 have caught flasies of this soul ny alhy Whe stale re ment and ln my mind the|yoted himself to national subjects, bu bring that we got half of the fall, wit| evening. a i eveluae oe conan ® charms—her mind, | ne took occasion vesides to oumpliinent PEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. Yp today’s prospects added, we may have| “I be "ve had all of this life | made them undesirable as mo Fre ee ae eand—Der> | the farmers of the count MUU YY y V/) eome '3,(00,000.000 allona (added: when | nani ieee enn He him as eay-| nave always had the pellet, however, theee three HAHBAK an anOW HEY nell LM dcdddddaddda Wl Y ddd CTU fone oP sis ped 4 ould nd e jookin, in eau i would give us an additional forty otling, ‘10 also apoke of writing last fare.| Mat I would find the face 1 am Note | wi oue thy giewm of Intelligence behind | REAL FARMERS. ( => forty-five days’ supply. This 1s far be-| wens, But he made no hint that he haa| OFM the United States, J have been |i ig an uniigited lamp. A mind ithout , | Jom what we had ho hand inst year an | Wells But he made no hint that he Had in"your country before, but only in the tt la.an unlighied amp: A mind without! ana 1 know you are all genuine e——E——_ SSSI (What fs essential.” & revolver in: his aoe © appear@! wWegt and Southwest, and 1 am leaving |Torgeiess conclusions of feminine logis | farmers too" sald the Mayor.” 1 knew { = ¢ @TORM CAUSES INCONVENIENCE |‘? tke & mete Seer wy Of things here very shortly to execute several lig not worth painting except as a geri) that after I had shaken hands wit IN CITY AND COUNTRY. when he arrived at the Dunn flat. He| commissions for portraits on the Pacific | of freak. The Venus of to-day each of you. Your handy are nov f @ 5 had been there about an hour when he| ¢, it. have the three veivety.”’ PUREST Commuters and persons even in the | suaaeniy “4 onal le tym , 10% slowed on all cath sales, heart of Manhattan are. not. likely to | Suddenly Jumped up from the table and| Finns AMERICAN WOMEN MOST | Meauty of soul beauty of body, beauty | The farmers represented @ delegation R fo We ney freight ant RR fa share any further fears of a water fam-| Vent nto @ nearby room, A moment RMING of mind. from the Pennaylvai State Grange 0 Re the after thelr expe rerching [later & shot was heard and the two| CHA G. i "In Amertoa the bleuding of [having a membership of 61,00. One 4 ana ft r a the yo oker uncon-| “I do not say that the American! recep has produced a new object of their organization, which it their offices to-day seemed | Woman found the young broker uncon: and | t as though a full-iled ‘on. | sclous on the floor with @ revolver | Woman is the most beautiful woman of| wonderful type of physioal beauty, ned to spread to other States, A Me ota Dt aeee |e 4a kate all," Mr, Lotave added, “but she !9 the | and your civilisntion gives women | to dea! direotly with the conmur | or en S$ ging the sewers in many places in Man- | Rathbone Clinton is th | Most paintable and at the same time) mo mcouragement to develop | Patrick ian, former Minister ete. ot Patlere aide of the streets, In many east side| who is spending the summer at Strat-|of the unseizable quality of charm than | | Fi padans, it ae this great new pescaiation: introduced the farmers to | is of exhibition at our streets p) npossible until the | ford, Mrs, Clinton is a momber|the women of other race, Bhe js count A a gl WRITE POR CATALOGL f citizens: with poles pikes opened up|of the wealthy Rathbone family of El-| the most unsophisticated woman tn the ooking Bs reer vine modern) er . WAILED PREE Be ng sea wen em world, and so this extraordinary allure- Te Tinethae: aha iaubbera, ete eee, odie) ROnnitag GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE a or Ary ene by 4 HE a irene ment t has ts sometimes like a ” “| + Roth, ent, vast areas wate fare ment that ane vis tt | Pala a ateea ty 6 state of sie | OGDEN MILLS SAIL! very sharp knife in the hands of @! 1 didn't answer, even if I knew, 1| 4: of No. 146 Canal street, « are in a y . he New York Central $5 ‘ 7 ventured ys. | child, very dangerous to herself and to | wouldn't give the new Mona Lisa's se. (0D the Now York rel re $50 Worth, $3 Down ( 75¢ to $1.25 oS over the | Ceren ace in France| al! those who come in contact with it. | creé away, crus! en ara on the tf rears Weekly e cohoked and ry “Z think the American women Seventy-first street and the $100 Worth, $10 Down, $1.25 to $2 Wkly A onto lawns and an Mids T have met her in London and rekete River to-day. He was couplir 10" $16 $800" ‘ i ie Br | Ogden L. Mills was among the passen- Paris is the most charming and at POUGHKEERPSI Avg. a. — ‘The | the ‘entral's lc pier there when a “$20 “$2.25 “ » Coney 18°) gers sailing on the Hamburg-American | ¢he came time the most baling | Rockefeller family reunton will be held) signal was given he engineer to back . Aad in Kalserin Auguste creature I have ever known, Her fre to-day No arrest was made Rockaway to|4ay! He will go directly smile is so tantalizing, so attrac- epshead Bay are en and many | Fran his flancee tive and at the same time has euch house boats have broken from their] ga itherfurd A sugeestion of irony that a man, i. mo 1 are vg in the flooded | m Mrs, Willlam K eee Ee aces art Here Is Switt Relief For § Edition Nearly : The wedding will take p ' know whether she ia laughing at , . ; ~ Col iF ne en y hd Waveted | MF. bllls'a parent: 3 \ gond-by ym or with km, Aching Feet Fall Renting firyat..< ‘ # xreat meadows | iater for the wedi Mr, Mills said i fea ith aention HIS Uttlo metal device, the Diamond Foot Support, is Guide auste le an Parkway are pases i Ae Naat sat th thie (eee teen Me An N8 ROE ‘simply wonderful in its ability to banish foot troubl fnundated, 7 ynds leading toll arrangements had been left to the), shat ask her to pose for the head of The speed with which it relieves tired, aching fea Issued by The World So great has been the demand for Mercy Ssland (en in water and bride and her parents, except the cholce| iy sinsoru @ble Venus.’ It would need anklos, remedies the dreaded" rat The World's Fall Renting Guide that about I yn Beach the entire area|of best man, who will be William Iselin | OY iar peonardo to do justice to the nervous people forget their nery ia. truly remark able. only a few copies oun tok Ms Gant Presents a picture similar to the old jr. of Philadelphia modern ‘Mona Lisa," Mr. Lotave One of the First Symptoms {. are latesested jn finding an Apart- days when Gravesend Bay backed its|” Former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich | en aostly, “the Hone of painting when on your fect for a Pall a: 4 forks up toward Flatbush, and family were also passengers om the | “0°° aricha (tla) Ren qnicenrtlba and ache, smart and burn, the arch and around the ment for this Pall and have pot yet Here is the precipitation as recondea [4nd fam Victoria, Mr Aldrich refused | a7 al! dead, and It ts her m an , twinging pain dup through’ the calf, obtained a copy of this book, apply fn the Weather Bureaw: Aug, 24, ,07 inch; [AUAINO OI ts eal gubject, and| {at she has only tho little painters « Knee, thigh, back and the back of the neck, We want you to know tha tt the Information Buren, The Aug. Mi « Num, 2 neh; Aug. | *° be . Jatiarsid ee to-day to express her soul Yet she ry ” eat ar said the trip is merely for pleasure and | 0-4 ee a ee Di d F t S ppo Arcade, World Bullding, pr at any a |! ‘at he will return by Oct. 1, | must i ve fine trie amon 00 Su] r of The World’s Branch Offices; or He ets er a Gloconda wey brace the whole in < lern woman tt send Sc, for postage. Plunge, | A Literary Age, 5 n mardo's 8: Qver 200 Apartment Houses ri 1 = Wittham Kansas City Hh pars Overs Pe ri Adaress Room 103 Ian Riorean,| “This i# @ Hterary age the AOS Agon in Are Ulustrated and Desc: ved . cs y 20, were A Bareteiatl , Plaats Much more, ‘The nan in This Book. World Bidg., New York City fagured near Johnson early to-day when | nin twee o woune: fi con af three ele . x01 thelr automobile skidded against the|there wasn't but one volume the | and ad. You may say she always ‘ \ guard rails a bridge and fell twenty nole county. 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