The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1911, Page 10

OF CASSDY KICKED OUT = | AS THE BOSS OF QUEENS: SRE ape ane 1n Swan Song Former Dicta- tor Urges “Harmony With the Borough President.” DUJAT NEW CHAIRM/ Not a Voice Raised for Joe in! j Committee, Though Sev- ¥ ral Dodge Vote. Joo idy'a etar hae fallen from the cloud.’ sen eky of Queens County poll thes and the general belief of borough astronomers is that it will never be seen again. Deponed from the chairmanship of the County Committee, shorn of bis Patronage, with men who were once and not long ago his ardent followers turning thetr thumbs down against him, cenpremtenend aprmtentiaTTaaae ee CONNOLLY 15 REAL RULER H decided it shoud gn to somacone anew at Another memory [CASSIDY MCVES TO MAKE IT j UNANIMOUS | The temporary chatrman bad herd dell I himmelf of him “the he, when Alder ' h 1 [Brad Far Kookaway feet nating Alderman | y lives in Corona \ma the County bers from each ward pation, Hardly any sidy an he rose The ho! was being wrenched from hi chine, sat with bie chin bu his collar, He did not bat # he heard once count 1ift his voice against bir. | ‘Then came the time for the vote, but before It wax put Caastdy rose, threw out hia chewt and hook his head until |hia curly locks seemed to flutter. He faw the end coming, but he did not want to take the count. So he tried to have his face und make the best of his dofoat. ‘This was his wwan sone | "Gentlemen, ax chairman of this com- mitten I have fought beside you for ain ‘My Interests have been your inte nd the best interests of the Democratic party. The new Borough ent haw announced that 1f some eolected an chairman acceptable him he will see to It that the patron- |age of his office in given to this com- mittee “T think at this time ft fs my duty to tha men who have stood by me In all my fights to agree to anything that will tend to bring about harmony and the ultimate aucceas of the party, T be- Heve this can be done by working in harmony with Borough President Con- nolly. 1, therefore, move that the nomi- nation of Alderman Dujat be made by acclamation.” It wan all over then, excepting that P. Powers of Far Rockaway secretary. ‘The deposed bows may have taken some consolation out of this, for Powers was his Su erintendent of Buildings when the committee took time to elect John |* eph Be 1 Ward him nie He of Pubs. led a lot in the way to Ket sitor at S00 on Poor wien his malary ous Invest. a" “ wht him to the $00,009 mark before the end of his term. } —_—— TORN POOL TABLE MAY COST LIFE OF PLAYER. Joan Huber Is Shot When He Re-| fuses to Pay for Damage | to Cloth, John Huber, twenty-mz years olf, of| No, 768 Columbue avenue, and Anton Vengler of No. 216 Bast Seventy-third street were playing pool in the rear of Stephen Rechner'a maloon this morning. | In the course of the game the cloth of | the pool table wae torn, and when Huber came to settle up, Mrs. Rechner, who wan looking after the place while her)! huaband slept, demanded he pay for the done. This Huber refused to do and, then atarted for the door. | Mra Rechner gravoed Huber and be- racks, and tot common with hin Ks ho Pre -=—[ntense Speclallzation— acts | EG SRE Cassidy met his Anish a broken spirited man, The final blow came in the citadel from which he had ruled #0 long, the Democratic Club in Long Isiand ( eorose the way from the court It was there inet aaw his successor elected. @ man who voted to turn Cassidy out, thie successor was one who had once een in the train of the Queens County Boss, Cassidy had taken him from @ Blackamith shop and piaced him tn ai ander Dujat to the chairmanship be made unanimous. There were probably a good many memories and virions that came to Joe Cassidy's mind last night in the amoke Gilead hall on the second floor of the Democr: Club. One thing he may have looked back upon was his victory At the primaries Jant September, which eeemed to presage his re-election to the Borough Kresidency. Then he saw this prize wresled from him by Maurice ¥. -| Queena protty well said th Connolly. After that came his attempt 1@ negotiate with Connolly, which was Met with an open deciaration of war. ‘Then there were all the dark charges Gnd insindations that grew out of the tion of William Willett jr. for Awtips of the Bupreme Court. END OF “VILLAGE POLITICS,” IT As tor prophetic visions, ably saw the laying of Of & new organisation on the wreck of the machine he had bullt and run. In the construction of this new political @fifice he could have seen the guiding Rand of Borough President Connoliy, ‘He may also have seen the long delayed , Feoults of the business men's movement which has had for its object the taking out of the hands of professional poll- tictans the county and borough that had been their prey for so long. Over in Queens they will tell you that the turn- ing down of Cassidy is the effect of the revolt of business intercats. The whole section ts leoking for a boom, and when At comes they say that it will not be for the sole profit of the political rings. The passing of Cassidy, observ across the river say, marks, too, the end of village politica as played before the consolidation of the greater city and carried into the new civic conditions by men who belonged to the old regimes. Cassidy, they declare, is the inet of them. Now they look to Connolly. ‘There seems to be no question that the Horough Preaident will be the power in the revamped Democratic organisat! But he does not wish to appear as o boss. The two jobs are incompatible, Me could have had the oh: of the County Committee loni Wished it, but fused. He has two years yet to sei Borough President @nd the eyes of all are on him. If his administration is a good one—and his friends say he has started off well— he may find himself at the head of @ strong organization of his own at the end of his term. In his brief speech Mast night Cassidy said the beat results for the party could be obtained “by working in harmony with Borough President Connolly.” OBSEQUIES BRING MIXED CROWD TO CLUB, It was the usual variegated crowd of that turned There JAMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd Street TOYS, GAMES AND JUVENILE BOOKS, Fourth Floor, Twenty4hird Street, Fifth Floor, Thirtydourih Street, An unusually attractive assortment of I'ine Imported Dolls, ‘Toys, Games and Books for Boys and Girls, Aeroplanes, Velocipedes, cycles, Automobiles, ‘Trains and ments, At moderate prices, 23rd Street tounty six were ows hin| they were| 4 of these thir One man who present against Cassidy to a man. ere were | other members who did not come, who were also opposed to him, it ts sald, by jd not h to face an open vote. | #mall part of the throng that crowded the rooms and halla and jaye of the club houre and eddied to the atreet and down to the corner saloon. | In the club house the sian “Bar in the ‘* seemed an unnecessary direc- cohorts crowded in until they hatred bartender looking Dorvirh. e-wool Caanidyites, non- membera of the committee, were loud tn thelr protestations of loyalty to the ‘eader who was moon to be ‘trun out” and net too chaste in their expressions of comtempt for those who were against him. Before the meeting Cassidy stood tn his little oMice at the head of the, stairway on the second floor, hie man- ner plainly indicative of what he felt was to come, The handshaking went on, but there was none of the adulation the) Boas had received on former occasions. ‘Then came the mecting. Cassidy ae chairman called tt to order and suggested that Bernard Suydan be temporary chairman. His advice was followed and Cassidy took a seat well up in front) and near Surrogate Daniel Noble, though there seemed to be an iceberg Detwoen the twe, It was Noble, more than any one else, | who brought the Supreme Court nomi- nation to Queens. He had expected the nomination, himeeif, but whom Noble had stood fir A “BEAUTY HINT” THAT IS TIMELY An “Ounce of Prevention" for the Troubles Winter Brings Every wise woman knows that aa ounce cf prevention is worth 's ound of ' grease—especially | the Finds of greare that masquerade as a cure-all for the complexion, Win ter brings ite own, necessity for pre- vention’ Cracked lips ead @ cold- tortured akin are discomforts to be dreaded. These disfigurements.al- ways happen at embarrassing times, has been more successful in aiding the care of the skin than the prep- jon called Velogen. Rubbing ara’ little Velogen immediately before going outdoors is the best possible to harsh weather. i first aid to the 1 hy skin. It does not soil the clothes, | For sale by all druggists in collaps- ible tubs 34th Street Tricycles, Bis Attach- 34th Street he was Boro tee was also act of bylaws, executive committer which wi) have much to do with directing the affairs of_the organization. noun one for ¢ next meeting o' |be held at the North Side Democratic Club at Corona, Rorough President Connolly's club, the committeemen were only @ the job." as conceded by the entire music trade, has made the e th President. A commit- amed to draw up a new This will provide for an ‘The final ai ncement waa an omt- y. Tt was that the * committees would which ix known as Ce] the wonder of the century. There is nothing mechanical about it. : Every dollar you invest in one, will return you greater satisfaction and better value ‘Man ‘any other, not because we say 0, but no other Player-Piano has received such endorsement from those who are in a position to judge. Prices Moderate. Terme if desired. Booklet on request. Open Eveniags. 295 a 30th acne GREW RICH WHILE PRESIDENT OF BOROUGH. A Kood many members dropped into the little office to my “Good night, Joe,” and then went on their way, More of the committeemen and others crowded around Dujat. Of these, many had their hands out already for favors. “T can't aay anything about what may be done by the committee,” sald the newly elected chairman. “I am new on It 1# not belleved that Dujat'a ap- Pointment is anything more than tem- porary, Caanldy received his first political job, Stern Brothers To-morrow, a Special Holiday Offering of Ten’s House Coats, Dressing Gowns and Bath Robes Smoking Jackets, ‘i $3.95, 6.50, 7.50 of double-faced cloth, Formerly $5.00 to 11.75 Smoking Jackets, of Persian Silks and Velvet, Blanket Robes, in a splendid selection of designs, a 914.75 $4.50, 6.75, 7.85 THURSDAY, ANOTHER SALE OF Silk Umbrellas At Specially Reduced Prices Men's and Women’s Umbrellas, of twilled silk, with sterling silver, gun metal and natural wood handles, Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas, of extra quality silk, with etched sterling silver, gun metal and buckhorn handles, Women's Umbrellas, of heavy twilled silk, with etched sterling silver handles, Men's and Women’s Umbrellas, of twilled silk, with buckhorn, engraved and etched sterling silver handles, at 91.95 | 2.85 at 3.75 at 4.95 at Women’s and Children’s Winter Underwear of Merino and Silk, Plain and Swiss Ribbed, in the most destr- able weights, from the leading Foreign and Domestic manu- facturers is being shown on the Second Floor, New Building; also TO-MORROW, A SPECIAL OFFERING OF Women’s Swiss Ribbed Vests, ot cotton, plain or hand crocheted yoke, Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests, of spun silk with hand crocheted yoke, of spun silk, with hand crocheted yoke and shoulders, Women’s Combination Suits, — Women's Silk Underwear ATTRACTIVELY BOXED, FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS Milanese Silk Vests, plain or embroidered, in white, pink and blue, "at 68° 95° at a $2.95 a 91.65 a 2.50 at 2.85 West 23d and. 22d Streets heavier weight, elaborately embroidered, in white, pink and blue, Milanese Silk Combination Suits, Aivof Nol Comm ieloner os ara ®, wan. Wy Soren 4 PLinepy tried te Niche har ft THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1911. +” fie Novena throat tad, who rf the public are wih something good, or half a or not good BEHREND'S In CU Hwy as Withewuber, T LON DO warge ormerly day or ask you her ime for tt are Established Half a Century Christmas Handkerchiefs For Men. Handkerchiefs are one of the few gifts that are always satisfactory. Every man is pleased to receive more of them. Our Christmas assortment includes:— Hand-embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, in a variety of sizes, showing Roman, Old English or Script letters, 25c, 40c, 50c, 75¢ and $1.00 each. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs in a wide range of sizes and styles that is unequalled anywhere else. largest size includes an entire square yard of Pure Linen. Prices range, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.25 and $2.00. For Women. _ Not only is our assortment of Women’s Handker- chiefs the largest in the country, but owing to the large Re e and sales force devoted to this department durin, the Christmas season, shopping at “The Linen Store is most convenient and satisfactory. Every good kind of Handkerchief is shown, from simple Irish embroid- ered goods at 1214c to the finest of Lace Handkerchiefs ranging in price up to $100. James McCutcheon & Co. Sth Ave. & 34th St., waderatoria nition Aidreee F. MEHREND, 64 Front Bt, N. ite t ' fun of gad sage etl | Joist obvi- jour | holi- Y. You Know the Signs ef biliousness—the out-of-sorts feeling, headache, dull eyes, dizziness, bad taste, sallow skin, sick stomach. Get rid of these as soon as they show and you will be happier and feel all the better. You can do this easily and prevent return of the troubles, BEECHAM'S PILLS Boosham's Pls wil prove thelr valve to. you—they wil tone wp Pour "s ir value to you—they tone » remove the signs of biliousness, help you out of ‘stomach aud fiver jers, keep your kidneys active and your bowels regular. Tried and always effective, Beecham's Pills are the family remedy which always Should be on Hand ‘The directions in every bez are very valuable. Bezes 10c. and 280, JS 3 Short Loaten DUXTHT AVE. 18*T0 20" h Final Week of Our Christmas Piano Sale About 100 High Grade Used Pianos Which cost when new 9300 to ny famous makes in- Al uti instru- lor one guarant: NOTE Special Terms: 30 Days’ Free Trial in Your Own Home. $1 a Week. Just to show you what won- derful values this sale offers we mention a few of them:— 1 Steinway Upright 1 Hardman Upright 1 Weber a t 1 Wissner jaa t TChickering Upright | 1 Hazelton Upright TSohmerUpri i THarrin; ont right THorace Waters Up- Tiametuetiatane G ight Tose Uprent 1 Fincher Upright T Lindeman Upright All on sale at $150 1Gabler Upright 1 Krakauer Upright 1 Mathushek Upright 1 Knabe Upright 1 Pease Upright and 00 Bree: each Liberal Exchange Offer: If at the end of one year you desire to exchange your Piano for a new one we willallow every dollar you have paid to apply on the new instrument The New Auerbach Piano at $185 (Sold on the Club Plan of Easy Payments) is a splendid instrument, in Colonial mahogany case, deep rich tone, fully guaranteed for 10 years. donee thts All Pianos Delivered in Time for Xmas impson Crawford Co., oth Ave., New York City-——>——— | Sunday World Wants Work Monday Moming Wonder, | Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Special Sale of Furs Offering exceptional values Full Length Black Russian Pony Coats brocade linings $37.50, $45.00, $62.50 value $50.00, $60.00 and $80.00 Black Caracul Full Length Coats brocade linings $67.50 8 $95.00 value $85.00 and $125.00 Full Length Blended Squirrel Coats lined with brocade satin $125.00—value $165.00 Full Length Persian Lamb Coats $225.00 Scarfs and Muffs Scarfs $3.50. : -Seal-dyed Coney. $5.50... ... -Caracul.... $0.50........Natural Beaver... 17.50 $10.00......Blue and Black Wolf. 15.00 .00.. Seal-dyed Muskrat . $20.00 Black Raccoon 10.00... atural Raccoon $15.00 $15.00. ...Pointed Fox.. .00 12.50.........Persian Lamb 5.00 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. . Maude Adams’s Christmas Story in next Sunday’s World. SING | Madame Schumann - Heink’s Four Children’s Songs in next Sunday’s World. SEE Louis Biedermann’s wonderful 4-Color Christmas Picture next Sunday’s World. LAUGH at the funny pictures and jokes’ in FUN, the joke book given free with next Sunday’s World. SAY to your paper man TO-DAY}: ‘“T want next Sunday’s World,” in