The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1911, Page 9

> oo on rea nae aemenpregenerg THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OOTOBER 14, 1911. 9 i rinks {n a public restavrant?” T asked. | MORRISE Y TO loaded with such vacant lots, large oe om fa the favorite with suo i HOMAN LOSES © | Would Rather See Woman _ |istsPetitorm ioe HIATT SKVSPPAPER OStHinG ax ox [in satis eis ae ce a ae ut to ad bute outlying sites) 0 the concrete in New York but here in Newark and techni ; in New York but here in Newark and HIGH TAX BILLS. | among new buyers. Peopte are becom: | ities which make such RACE WITH DEATH | Drink Beer Than Parade | iii: vis'ictsmgsvwe: WORK, UISE MONEY tng more Interested in bullding than in| Lone even more diMeult for the emis preter ng th ide t h y land buying, And the current low costs| stevetlon. the Old (ype ¢) So , 6| Negotiatt f them to use butter on thelr rolls, | ‘of construction, have con+| been esloulated to, bring inte Be ' ‘ “The old idea that drinking 1s one of | \ S t ° H bbl Ski the cardinal sins comes down as &| tr rt heritage from our Puritan ancestors. ee. mn a oO e t The Puritans tabooed convivialtty not aiaanaeiaiear: —_—— V owners of home siten that this le new methods of pouring egme Ist year for starting thelr opera- | ply and quietly La |upon any sites that lot owners may 4 want to Improve, The projects must Be lative builders are plo > ing to} c . , | en In conjunction with subetem- take advantage of the same conditions. | tal lending interests or new com In thelr favor also ts the fact that fat-| must be formed for financing auch heme D Leatere builders In Manhattan have practically | of stopped the construction of houses in| of t reported good with the great adva | decause it contained anythin intrinat: an 1 . bi it was Worse for Her to Dress rhe deed “What about the statements of physt- A * cians that alcohol has bed piseical et: | Vaults of Lending Institutions Gitex, Once Prominent Soctety| Loudly or Smoke Than to Drink Liquor, Says teeta? Fe Cena ern cea aaa ‘larger "ralironds, ne : . | teeta? : 7 ford to itv The reason is the high pees oekted Sine aes Girl, Dies in Hospital None Rev. Dr. E. A. Wasson. KNOWS 200 PHYBIGIANS, and; Bulging With Funds Needed cost and the additional construc. | represented in, the negotiations, Sb i ' of Kin Near, a ' Has as Much Right as a} ‘FWO LAST OF FAMILY.| Man to Smoke, but She . Shouldn't Incur the Criti- British Court Painter's Wife,| ism of Her Neighbors, mmon is Su ed by Cable, Hur By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. tied to America. “A woman is perfectly Justified in drinking beer, wine or any alco- | tonal outlays which are necessary as @| ing organizations will be ready Ser result of restrictive tenement laws. The | active op this fall and that the | flathoura mas: must be housed out-| result of the movement will be the Gome side of the old res and the few subs | struction of cement and frame dwellings will open for them vast areas! >Y the thousands tn the new outlying ar ouwide Wek rapid transit zones, MONEY IN HUGE VOLUME FOR| SUILDING LIKE WESTERN BOOM NEW SUBURBAN CAMPAIGN. AT MASSAPEQUA, Homo bullders in other ett have| At the Queens Land and Title Come heen successful In putting up houses for Pany's development, Massapequa, there on $20) to $600 cash payments, with)! bustle and activity Ike the bullding the balance due fn a manner similar to] oo Western ory Soatee ot house house: re under construction In different @eo- |rent. Buyers pay for the houses IM] ton." or tne Jarge development. eight or ten years Thé houses are of the highest subar “I have personaily known at least in Suburban Campaign. two hnudred physicians,” said Dr, Was son, “and T have yet to find one who does not drink hims or who con: Siders the moderate use of intoxteants harmfal. It is only the excess which | must be ava d. | “Ami the American people are not) | giving up the use of alevhollc beverages * * and have no thought of doing #0. Ac: Companies Are Forming to Put cording to the reports of the Unt States Revenue Bureau they are drink-| Up Cheap Houses on Any ing more than ever be: ». Also they are drinking in Prohthi: on territory. It the f , Is not that Americans are drinking Site in All Sections. more than they did, but that More LOT OWNERS TO BUILD. | j hollo liquor either publicly or pri- | Americans are drinking. 1 ne of the large lending instit J ban type in hollow tile stucco with (Bpectal to The Frening World.) vately, provided there is no in- | “Lbolieve tt would be as easy to con-| Large lenders of money on butlding Rha dbckobtyflend tdRiagh ra SPs ia rik Fechten GRATE CHICAGO, Oct. 14—Without a reta-| fringement on the statutes of the | vert Americans to vegetarianism as to | to home butlers erma operations are looking for a new field twenty years, Much money ts a at “we ations there have atimus tive In Chicago, her family total abstinence, . agit ne there hi @ few years hie ban er pl ppc Mes Mlb elidel J “The ma ority of the Charch ie |!n the suburban home zone. for such operations, and tt ta belleved at cate vetamece bg tree | ing ve Prominent | manners will aot suffer from & fn favor of temperate drinkin Manhattan has been built up as far nt of loane to We 5 alee oer that the curtal the minority simply grt q se eos butlders in Manhattan will leave huge most noire. Practically all the ; jo is sident of the Brooklyn) guna for the suburban mo Catholic and Bpiscopaiiaa clergy, | Costly apartments and business atruc-| Board of Heal Estate Brokers, which | Vr" bul eooming & drug in, the inv | Gohg fe station at ‘Phirty-third most of the Lutherans and a |tures. Manses of investment capltal| nag appointed a committee to consider vente cnt market, This t# the first fail |street, and Flatbueh avenue tn Breokiva, goodly proportion of Congrega- (are piling up in the vaults of the finan-| tax assessment inequalitios In that ee en tae not been | f-morrow at 2 o'clock, tionalists and Uniterians are op- | cia) institutions and the best outlet for| borough, aa ae serious money stringency during the posed to prohibition. ‘ = opie must be free to live thefr own it during the next few years, accord- D 4 for moving the crops, But rates » past m The Massapequa spe + clal train, which hag been used for atx nt years to carry visitors, will leave the fn every social activity, Mics Dorothy | temperate use of stimulants. It 1s Martyn {s dead at St. Luke's Hospital| maueh worse for her to smoke, or | Mer father, E. J. Martyn, an oMctal of ” Armour & Co., died years ago, In 199| 6Ven to Gress loudly, than to drink.” | her mother died, and a ilttle later her| All of which aro the sentiments o grandmother died. Since thes haa |Dr. E. A, Wasson, rector of St. Ste- maintained no permanent residence. phen's Episcopal Church, in Newark. Ignorant of the death, knowing only |The other day Dr. W: as current demands warrant boty in @f & serious jliness, her sister, Mrs. 'to the state C ‘ re oR | Ufe, a8 tong as they do not interfere |ing to real estate interests, 1s the finan- Se ear ine ysl acist more rg ted bert ‘ure holding very low and the ond s ister, Mrs. "to the State Convention of New Jersey | with other peop! If a man prefers | ¢ ope f * sd Ca ee ee eee ENO CFSE Movin promises to send Hazel Martyn Trudeau Lavery, wife of | riquor Dealers: “I would much rather beer to books, that # his own business.” Semieh pee Teer eure ere On en Cena Haadlt ‘a ibe gy psoas camel Proprietary Medicines Pre} | the British court jainter, was help- |.” 3 4 —- — cath PEOPLE HAVE LOTS ENOUGH,| \..\c ; a As gen- scribed by Doc! 7 leesly hoping end praying several hun-|*ee ® woman drinking @ siass of Leal GIRL ACCUSES HIM ‘ Negottations for outside home butid- | PEO EE Ate ee HOUSES. back ; @ the New York t eo - fc Ex y tors dred miles out at sea, The race against | than parading the Boardwalk in a hobs | ‘ th ing on an immense scale are nearing oral business ts not expected xXamination of the formue sy with he timed ye 1 T maw | fe subur cablegram was cent to England, Mrs. | he took an even more emphatic mental | pared to enndant' a: samealak wane salt parted to the subi (prrrriiae: VU fat Abia \ realty situation] of a Presidential year, real estate 07 lary departinenits of ieading Lavery's boat is due in New York to-|piunge from the water wagon, | After Magistrate Marsh, altting in| catly new lines are close to the point] ortosien ‘Big on | | projected building | eratora are contdent that the volume|$'UB stores throughout the Uons for more than| for the wuburben home building eam | {Country has proved that a very 1 conducted for the! paign will be enough to supply all ap-| $large percentage of .the pree and among! plicanta | $scriptions filled for doctors are bu asbeen| LOT OWNERS WANT CEMENT) $3 for proprie: i out of fiat Rouses in contra be|fargety im ancions lone th oid Fonl8| HOUSES ON THEIR OWN BITES |f er ie tary mecicines. tions by the Increase of population con-| transit lm Increasing with) “Owners of suburban home sites have rns because the average kestion and the sp city centres. reine to, get toans, plans and | ¢A0ctor of to-day is unable to dewtn mpalgn. Big oj “the last two years and a half had sass Leshoted ell wal databace ahi = tani, taps panies eee tal f getting large supplies of captial.|a giles ty dave ne Reh ner ked Win & wudcaneton OC anise | Poe men Std” roman Shou netl ae co te ey Mace|ziey, are planning to provide for theldiatribution of 10 fortunes for Miss Martyn, She went |GT!ink:" he exclaimed. “Both rellg ae LAETOATE Urals: BUF -EE AUR nds of families that are being! small investors. H abroad with her mother and sister for {24 morality have always and ¢ HMaeht for women, Fee ee UAAG aternooie: the. Court tor an extended stay, largely to continue | Where looked on a m aderete spaulg ce) “But I must qualify that statement a en te ogg ‘ages as innocent a | cahotie be was told that Ma sister Anni the study of Iiterature, for which she |! alcoholic bev bit. Tstech, Wad lasing from Homie what's right for men ts tts volur 1 of business. Such | tts nearness to crowde Y a ) “, 0. a jes Ww! be provided ous 0! tr \e ypolliay ee p e SC bad marked talent. The alster, widow |Prover. People have ax much right t “Abstractly, smoking te as. | 6. Gt sary" raha. AeA families will be provided with ee sof] Although building In metropolitan sec-| 0" htracty for improving thelr holdings | $devise prescriptions equally as of Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau of drink them as they have to drink wa-| | proper or improper for one that Tagiia was s bap bi ot more |tions has been enormous, It has not coms) 141 they have found few If any or- | géfficacious. of having) spectac yhibitionist In-| “Zor the other, everything but la) than the rent that they would pay for] pared with the volume of land buying. | ‘ | ganizations raons have bought lot eae ts on in , Was to continue her work tn | ‘*r art. temp. jured her to New York, “But we are not living in the ‘Tagiia had a room in the neighbor. | fats. Hundreds of 4 ly to undertake thelr Such_standard remedies as avonable te a " Goon after (their arrival in Europe) Would repel any sensible, thoughtful we aro living in the con- | nood of the Schroders and for several | Conditions are regarded as pecultarly| to one who has built a house. ‘The lots | ee A velop Be ereatel ate cae | Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable diss ‘Mertyn was taken fill, It was|person from thelr creed.” te Tb Kae, soles the ‘ihe past hae been getting his meals| favorable for the new movement, Al-|are scattered all over the outlying sec- ae nee ee tan twaers on thet own | compound are prescribed over} « bout then that fasting was a fad of there is the Prohitt-| public opinion among us Americans | with the family, He was late to dinner | though It will be fnanced in New York,| tions, Most of the buyers have Intended | Pets” wut thera is no concern that ta | ¢and Over again by faireminded$ * young societ néht that a ‘temperate’ use| @re such, on this subject, that, in | Sunday and Margaret was nent to cali tt will be conducted by builders and) the lots for home sites, but they have] covering we entire suburban feld in| physicians throughout the anit ond comelitiess, F intonicante sometimes onde in| Wp {adg@uant, i then aueminecion [SID OF is sll that Tasila then operators who have made successes of| not reen a good opportunity for building! q manner satist - tory to ‘lot ki ie f on, according to| attacked the girl, Then, according to) ait. thal he time that Miss Ma ect ceaun thaw © and ® |the girl he told her if she Informed he- country. drunkenness,” I suggested. for a wom to smok nilar campaigns upon a much smalier| houses, who have alre girls for the sake of | tlontst ar | ong those who were fastin . allan Wi 4 mG se nee rm ‘s i tot It was denied thot fasting had con-|SAME ARGUMENT HOLDS) woman who does so is wanting im I parents that he would kill her, scale In citles where population require-| Since the investment public became nent constr at current , tributed to her illness. AGAINST OVER-EATING. bor ta ays fact ernapere ddl I Margaret was taken ae a fle On the European tour Miss Martyn son laughe¢ there o} Utterly condemn and reprobate |day night and the family physician proe down completely and for weeks| DP Wasson tauslied Mer road. | Smoking by women, Wis Catied. “Then she told her story.| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE = REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— ARAL ESTATE POR GALE was in a dangerous condition. Before |"P Arsuent Uhh" UManauae ie, ‘Out here, at least, a man who sees|, The father explained later that) he ____LONG ISLAND. ara LONG ISLAND. | co LONG ISLAND, LONG ISLAND. she had recovered her mother died! WaY, ‘ s m. neludes that she js| Nad traced his elder daughter to a fur-| aa Ane | eee from an operation for appendicitis, | possible to walk off Into the se ie Partenivien nished room house at Second an arg inst eating, | Ted abetted atin avenue, Manhattan, but. tha’ 4 Jed Jolin La-|is, besid she now Then Mre. Trudeau married n 4 “The same objection appli | very, one of the leading artists of} pecause if one $ too much one has to had disappeared from ther Europe, and eventually Miss Martyn re-|inqigestion or possibly chronic dyspep-| Bobble skirts, rouge, powder and Tagliia dentes all the charges. | turned to live with her andmother, | gi. all other extremes of costume, A be ap OREN gree pe ase | e e Mrs, Taggart, in Chicago, The death of | 2 SECOND DAY OF REGISTRATION, , . not the loader of an anti-pro-| Woman ought not ever to attract nt a Taggart came soon afterward and Register to-day. Polling places will Martyn had since spent most. of | hibition crusade, but T think each per] OB Waplensant amount Of atten- | 46 opened from 7 A. M. until 10 P, M. 66 e 99 her time with the Laverys in London|son has a right to dectde for himseig} ton, If you do not register you cannot vote ur ecia ra n 1) “a end Algiers. whether or not he wishes to drink, Ana] “And she does not do this when she! @¢ the primaries next spring. ~ “Come, madame, Isn't right moment to tell the who! Don't be uselessly obstina not to me the There must be a little more than chance in the coincidence which led Mme Juinot to take me as a maid—in the ple nd! one which urged her husband to treat MASSAPEQUA | I was twenty-four| M. Stephenson as as mate of TEAS sUn Haat neal RAFTER cache alone LAL ae From Long Island Depot, 33d St. and 7th Avenue, N. Y. ak with entire frank-| the sole purpose of reaching, uniting fear that| tab wurker colts: wiieee aoeblarmees Or from Flatbush or Nostrand Avenue Depots, Brooklyn out) fe, happen what may, {a henceforth ag | naa” he TO SEE A YOUNG CITY WELL STARTED sierstand| are so ignorant of our tat so Incap. murder able of disentangling its secret springs, ty Ce aush| that wWerneveckean otitees ta. tarme Gf You have seen New York being made over—Come to Massapequa word to satisfy our idle curiosity, a vague Word that explains nothing, for | Sunday and inspect a great Suburban Home Centre in the making. And to main a question M A Great Parisian Mystery Romance, |," 2" « Grenet turned plicable,’ P ] h First Ti e in En lish. A wan stile hovered on her!” Mf, Marathon's brow had darkened. | i 3 tinted for { e t mm 8 . She seen 108) Throwing his cigar on the hearth he | ig | to. witness. the her} gala sorrowfully | | na before answerin, she] “And ts this what you call the truth, | BY ALBERT BOISSIERE,, [oi answer, Mme. Grenet?" An “If It was in my power to tell you t duthor of ‘The Man Without a Face.” 1 voice, “'that you do not KNOW | truth concerning M, rer 4 Copyright, 1011, by The Vublishing Co, (The New York World) | ai, M. Marathon? ¥ is because I should be the mu ; WNorsis OF PRECEDING INSTALME: jer was on his doo t the And my " sade ae MViliiam Fady, an in ay trance f Braoantine p enson’ | nat Mp of §. SORE DD) : hat's it! That's tt!" sald the Judge, det of friendly grin. | the over that the le ee OKIE Sih ar BOE Ah te lect mixed with | taining the pretended confessions of my’) gtratned ang lo at last we are, all rin t was the work of a forser—and M | three of us, T the magistrate and you, this forger, when it was two pris there ors, if AY May fo, nd an inn tabio at in arou o'clock In the evening, a few Kdlo- metres from the frontier—and of these was a mech- ‘fade th Yak sr t a] Sea ag Mage og ag bag Malet ° Some New Homes on Ocean Avenue, at slassapequa hich Kady is ¢ to d blue, we read t Ll remember very well th ! erson, flag » murderer . q : he eas [stant 1 7 ned my, arma jn, the air 18 an mere child atx Mate ithe con Massapequa has every needed home feature, is a Natural Park, Highly Improved, surrounded by mark fr aitte- Ht Lake, Bay and Ocean. An press Station stop to have direct electric rapid transit to the Pennsyl- vania Terminal in New York. 12 Miles from New York City Line. Low Commutation. or at Massapequa Ife assumed an attitude of dismay the tone of his volee suddenly Every vis T sa nt the ff Pe rade | Ane, the , at once convinced of its great future as a suburban home centre. 108 ar tee an ieee has vatnly at-) “yoy do not only Scores of beautiful Hollow Tile Stucco Fireproof Homes, ranging in price from $7,500 to $20,000 Ss wee ain aruronee ct SSN what? To] Since. you hath now in course of construction, Miles of street improvement work under way. atid and that the uiry skin and us huge ies | Maitre Jutnot's leep feeling, the St AN neve aon enut VII. CHAPTER $245 per Lot; $10 Down, $5 per Month Ses ae eM goltney In in Sat “availed its ney ger clown: Me A New Section on Sale To-Day Near the Depot. shape his effects to touch the us that he e to replace ours,| 4.) ea etn Te to be your purest em puse a la n such « p feelings or 1 ton! And yon carry Ali Improvements. No Assessments. ; e, in ib certatnly, bate foun 9 turn, the {mpa We consider these lois st the above p to-day’s oppertunity in New York Suburban Real Estate, — it ip evident thatthe 7 aay Don't Fail to see them this Sunday. red tay ve the reader a " 1 " nificant little But, esi fact that, to my know nguinary ever occurred in this Ji ing in French Flanders, four ki t ntler, ste QUEENS LAND AND TITLE COMPANY, Times Building, 42d Sireet and Eroadway, New York nightfall, probability and truth to 1 PIANOS ANID ORGANS. EXCURSIONS, | FOR SALE. elt fr keen eyes A ud REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— not being absolutely accur of being a title of a chapter For I challenge any one who, af e-mthat % romance! rt Irel, a a Builder with & KINGS HUGIIN AY a BROOKLYN, N.Y narrative, sincere and exact A an lea, the stratagem 0 ui) hu. band's | BROOKLYN. | ee ‘ i lone ae detail, any false suggestlo intel e office! Wasn't that thel death relea y duty and| ~~ Sapsincadel| i y C ments accepted iP Besides, the titles « wor 1 , t refuge possible f allows me to ; | WANT LOTS. Y ? Sigal | Seeing \ Yachts SYNDIOATE COM we which divide my trut tae nM If nore certals eallng | ious M. Mara- ‘Mow lo the bast iimea | pags We | Dsij ‘trom Battery Vier, souts Perry ivaust-ah | 91 WEEKLY b penis ALAR a ri “el ident ih i Maree n,m aoa Now jp eat tne to oltaly te targalny We | eat AGM, MALI AM, Sauk BLUR EAS | $1 WERKLY boys diamonds ‘3 ey ee : lee rAnOUEN Be ; rita Oi =a et 0A) wundel homes; $i ; ees Fora Beam daly, 149 P.M, refuraing #) | Ones if the reader desires a A GaNnan AME Hina eeRer holt , 4 glass of | } Weve are, Cn eo Yacht Glitton, || ing title, the e of : whe ts, ted the nge trio of tr t ta ath! Where | n has not ad ni os toon Bark AL alasliy Feluned (rises nd eleelal toe ; y understands his trade, here| ‘yore The UF Vata ac thoreuah aso ine i hea Hea er ; 4 thoroughly, Mndaratande Rie rats, 1 j ash n biel, nth ». Factory Direct to Buyer Is Big Saving tute for the one I am using: “The Con- expression, his eye | lar ‘se Oe ERINAIIPLA’ he ane fessions of Madam net," eves b and American, M THU HEK ia ih Tt will have only one defect, that of arate a nat OTTO SINGER, | oul, NINTH st. B’way &47ih} g-room charming Mme. Grenet’s explanation of $10 HanDM I sh her attitude toward M. Ma n, and pied! ems dhe Balantorina yt, fos, 8a toward me, would be more certain of eee aie the young widow's innove : but ti et, plumbing, hantvoad fluor Ml | HELP WANTED—MALE Tt was an untimely accident of trave Sb % plumbing, | HE M ; the bursting of a tite, which compe (inn longer, must Maratha Frice $8,200. | power $4,000 B Wasiay, sow eve weasel wx pe IO before the ue tay a pt ‘ 1 « ta! Not we were from 1 Y a Marat nbarrassed, « id by stnall amount monthly asi heard ard bo a S RGA named Van Gleders, just at/a sort of sensual relaxation, so neither my apparent hing in the cen an te Mork ot boating of Fins raises Of yi United alain ara: Fer] $e0ernooes: Pyaset, when wo roquired a fow inore|cent, go sweet to our overex terfuges which chan y anxlety TA hm rg ET Na iasguagy, shoe ita HELP WANTED—FEMALE. | 7% furns of the wheel to pass the Belgian [nerves that We gave ourselves up to tt since everything has suc tw Malaaal ie Oe ee HIE a rulttag the Ms st ‘i ocean Men cee frontier. with delight |my_hope with its leath: you'll have to— Nora &. READER Menipomey foser “the wes obee, Schmitt scan, oS) Mast Sad see ‘At th of the tire M. Marathon | It was the loquacious Judge who first| “Well, that's good! Chance will favor | walt- ‘il! to-morrow morning! It's not wor YUUTON St BUDOKLEN, (ad " } htful oath, and we were|brought up the question by addressing | us again!” my tault, you know, gentlemen!" ‘elepbone aia. SXPERIENCED bag and pocaribook maken, tox get out Mme. Grenet in these familiar terms: ‘You are always right, M, Marathon! (To Bs Continued) | was Colin Betas “k Os. S051 Baa et | WORLD WANTS WORK.WONDERS Ad 2 s _ ~_ (