The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1911, Page 7

StnARaR RAR aaa CAameeene tna KV of whom are apparently still in thelr) way i to fines or alternative terms of Im-| was Sadie graceful and discreditable acen: ganized sorder, empty. by the police drawn up in Parliament) Out from the Square, they dispersed into small | stepped a ch groups who mixed with the crowds. | punting cost ‘These were kept in constant movement | than Sadie Shar by the police. | Occasionally a missile was hurlet| , from the middle of the throng, but the | police were unable to detect the throw- quent and excited shouts of “votes for ‘women" were raised. It was here that Smost of the arrests were affected. Somo | of the women fought their captors with great vigor. At the National Liberal Club on ‘Thames Embankment the excitement reached its height. The club was full of membere and their friends. These | flocked to the windows as the crowds | + approached, but were soon forced to| retreat in order to avoid the shower of well-aimed stones which crashed | through the lower windows. Some of the suffragettes rode in horse and motor cabs, from which they launched stones when opportunity offered, Most of the women arrived in court this morning carrying grips with a change of clothing in anticipation of spending a period in jail, A number of them who had broken windows of a valud exceeding $0 were committed for trial at the London Sessions, All of these, however, were allowed out on bail, Many of the women sentenced this morning to summary imprisonment or committed for trial at the London Ses- sions a ‘ominent in society as well (6 being leaders in the women's suf- i frage movement. A number of them e jtuve suffered previous imprisonment ‘'on account of their activities at dem- * onstrations, Many of the women were badly vat- tered In their fight with the bluecoats in Parliament Square. Blac 8s and scratched faces were numerous them and several declar entire bodies were masses A procession of women entered and deft the prisoners’ enclosure through- out the day, White-haired women al- ternated with me iris, while wear of smart silks and laces were fol- lowed by women of the industrial classes dressed in cheap finery The monotonous stories of window smashing told during the testimony were all of the same tenor and sen- tences varled only as to the period to be passed in jail or the amount of the fine. The cases of wilful damage were taken first, Mout of the prisoners were persons from provincial cities without prey record in connection with the suffra movement. Among the more nent of the accused wer worth and Cecilia Wilcox, both of whom were committed for trial at tl sessions; Ada Wright, who had been previously convicted, was sentenced to ® month in jail without the option of @ fine; Mrs. Arncliiffe Sennett, who broke a window of a newspaper office, Pwent to Jail for a week rather than | pay a fine The prisoners are so numerous that | {the hearing will last aeveral days, CB abs ats Ordered 5,000,000 Stamps, | WASHINGTON, Nov, 2 record stamp requisition was received at the Post Office Department yesterday from the Postmaster of Chicago. A merchant of Chicago wanted to buy 5,002,009 three- ¢-at stamps and the Postmastc> had to call to the Depar gend in a hurry call to the Department. in a hu LIFEINSURACE COMPANIES, They Are Closely Observing Pablic| Health Conditions s physician for one of the » Instirance Companies, in w on the subject, made the! tement that the reason| } plicants for insurance «are rejected is because kidney trouble i ¢0 common to the American people, and | the large majority of spplleants do not even suspect that they have the disease, He states that judging from hi experience and reports from drug who ure constantly in direct touch with the public, there is one preparation that has probably been more successful in jeving and curing these diseases than y remedy known. The mild and he: nfluence of Dr. Ki "s Swamp- s soon reali t stands the highest for its remarkable record of cures, We find that Swamp-Root is strictly ‘an herbal compound and we would advise our readers who feel in need of such a romedy to give it a trial. It is on sale _ at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes y cents and one dollar, wonderful merits, send to Dr. K: hamton, N. Y., for utely free. When rritog 6 and meutiva the New Yor World, dL ae na SUFFRAGETTES ALL ‘BING! SHOT KILLS : Parthent bf 239 C0: 223 Go to London | Swish! Atlantic W: Waves Cons! erect Court With Grips Prepared | tinue It—Smack! Judge’s Kiss jot nis nome saturday ‘night, he called | for Stay in Cells. Completes It. ° “My dear,” he said, “T think T hear | ho LONDON, Nov. © 22. — Unrepentant) A romance that started in the Adiron- suffragettes, to the number of 223, many | dack forests and was celebrated in the | 5 Atlantic City, brought about | never, teens, appeared at Bow Street Pollce| (ne honeymoon Court this morning to answer for theit | tferman 1, Goldman, who started to- sins of yesterday and were sentenced | qay on a tour of the south. The bride hapiro of Ni prisonment, varying from a fortnight t| avenue, Brownsville, Brookiyn @ month. The women Invariably chose) yr, Goldman, who own the roller or Prison instead of a fine. chair privilege at Atlantic Clty and Weak Throats can be Counsel for the Public Prosecutor sal | oan afford almost anything he wants, Strengthened — Sore- tm speaking to the charge that he | desired some hunting last winter. He} ness Overcome with could hot adequately describe the “dis-| went up to the Adirondacks and on a ot oF- | gloomy cold and snowy day, shot a of which the ac! wid animal, described by witnesses as cused were guilty. a wildcat. From the evidence it is quite certain | rig shot did not kill, His gun was } ot on that the militant suffragettes acted The wildcat sprang toward him, yesterday on @ complete plan of cam-| ping! A shot rang out and wildcat A delightful, yet wonderful- paign. As soon as they were repulsed | dropped dead on the snow . ly effective antiseptic gargle _ er, This gave the militants more con- fidence and as they came within react | of the Government offices in Whitehall and on the surrounding streets, the Ss of stones became more fre- Shapiro was swimiaing at Atin- in July, She was swept out | bride. ide and was sinking, when «|= ppet her n. Whe | | Ee owned the hand? None other than Her. After thit there was nothing’ to it| rt in the presence of his wife and | Wo little daughters jand take a tabl when Alderman Drescher was | 8d at bedtime, , he solemnly said he would never | \k ssa bride, But, after the ceremony | medical profession to Ms wife t ¢ bell ringing.” hurried from the room | ™ Sage oar ny wae that sound? orig! scher children why their y r aplece and told t y a worl! ry was performed av Sholem Synagogue avenue. Rabbl 1 Finkel- Advt of Mr. and Mrs, | Th 1728 2 itkin | troub is tl shadow of the trees| 15e or spray. Has ten times the ning young w n in| Se. value of other antiseptics. It was none other | $1.00 His taste a refreshing exnerience, ro of Brownsville bunion: No Need for a Pastry Flour If you buy flour from low- grade wheat— Flour imperfectly ground— Flour not properly sifted— Then you'll need another flour—a better flour—when you come to make dainty desserts. 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