The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1912, Page 3

‘ law now forbids him to appeal for @ new trial or for a re-opening ofthis cage [before a@ court. According to legal ex- verts interested {n the case Judge Ro- xalsky has no jurisdiction to re-open the seind his r n cealnet PRA HIE -—WAITRIDGE DEFIES | > SERVIGE BOARDTO ENFORCEITSORDER Recover of Third Avenue Re- Living Quarters of the Members of the Army of Women Workers—Second of a Series of wi i$ Articles by Nixola Greeley-Smith. rd, 60 cents car fare, income A Home Recipe For rhs eh i Removing Wrinkles ~~ This girl was very pretty and very prettily dressed DistrictAttorney Whitman, Judge Otto R 4 . (From Woman's National Journal.) . HOW ONE GIRL MAKES OUT ON Ost : sky and Attorneys Jamea W Who will blame the modern woman fuses io Set Aside Money 9 A WEEK. vo Aut Claveces J. Shearn were | for trying to look as young and: at- A very charming girl who makes $9 A Week explained her budget an fol- lows than three jtractive as she reasonably can? Why of Foulke! should she be placed at ‘a disedeal. og 4 thirty-/ tage in numerous ways by woaring* ke Up Bonds. . nem “L pay my mother $5 a week board. “ tenee in Danr a Prison for | wrinkles, if she can avoid these hate- éivs but TP ocan gel of Mortimer | ful marks of advancing age? f SAYS . “Ve away yer Few women, however, know what to LAW BACKS HIM. #) you wee I a the conference waaldo to effectually rid themselves of Spends $100,000 a Year Fight- ing “Senseless Attac! Hof legal means through | wrinkles or sagginess, None of the ‘ve Might be opened tn epite ladvertised preparations is satisfactory c n refusing | and most of them are very expensive. and ordering | But a very simple and harmless home * Osborne lremedy, which any woman can make, brosp ve | will work wonders where all the pat- having ent preparations fail. Bi tng as if T lived away fron on the church, 1 put aside #1 a y Clothes, You can see for vif that Tam not badly dressed. cents a Week for laundry, We nall pleces at home, You see, | coun: of the Board. some money left at the end of been engaged Ff by ce of powdered saxohte the week, but f goes for thinga at Wealth nan interested in Hrand! drug store. Dissolve the whole 7 eee | jomne—for Insta week We ned |OMe naa in w half pint of witch Tha letter that stzaien with doflance, ed new kite See rete a eee aK about Ihe conferehoee Gar It eres (Oee) eae tt) Gh. bs OUR SIOGe Frederick W. Whitrdge. receiver of the explained to. ma in detail | learned the conference failed to bring {reaults are practically instantaneous. TMM Avenue lines, this afternoon re- iat how she manages to dese nicely | the District-Attorney any nearee. the ne putes tie ve Tat lal fused to obey the onter of tie Put mn $l a week, But the tion of alution of the legal tangle intely after the very first trial. * affaires a inte! me A were Wrinkles and sagging are corrected . Service Commission directing his so refreshed and pany to provide a sinking fund fo hondw and a depreciation account Property. The communication — w!! cotate a sonsation in Wal for four dave the securities Avenue Company have (ee: down ag a result of the Comm onder. story Bra now wrap —_—— Brandt having pleaded gutity unite ma” Je an de ull y : K. OF C. CHARITY BALL, **\"" web ebabt ss Has Nethill Mayor to Be the Principal Gueat ; Among the Notables Invited. The annual Charity. Rall of the oleate of Columbus of this city will) be held at the Sixty-nimth Regimont | , Armory to-morrow night. Mayor Gay-| fve}and the face feel the | smug-like.—Advt. al ‘ A A YO — WII be the principal gucet. Others ASTOR VENUE vole \ Se " end are Dt Atto y ttogere with reference to the road as Ways in Which hose Who Get Less inan $10 a | i tia Rehnelders Water Commleatoner | ask the courts to wet asite| Week Manage to Live and Dress So as to Be Neat | WN yg » Surrogate Cohalan, Magis : hal - and Monsignor Wallace | " No. 5 | in Appearance—-Problem of Club Life Rex: : aaa | SIAC ic alte will be Fopetaeeateal Seven hundred and fif ty By Greate ania Croublet Sram nee eotie | and Co-operation Schemes. pe Mate hed piel if the haetuiabl ooo | be: tyto tore me" “4! Standards of Morality as Applied by Landladies Who' * The commmitaion on Feb. 3 tasued a |7T is are to be devoted to the} Y League that with an: | Of a hospital bed fund, | i ; i ee gol b hed food aor Vd NOW| 06, bureau and al ven by Kayne's band. ——_—— ne the fact of two g the other \ Soitsmpporting woman shold *y ‘, q | {for vom alone, od 4 wt ng ty ave Hare Rooms to Rent Ascertained by a Tour | pn cnn Po goa g hed geese Si Sack Suits ‘ompany, wh! Ss rece . > ° , R peent Ge (dd. « Ite be: aalée, Hane an veas| in Search of Lodgings--Weekly Ex- , you wouldn't o her and reduce thelr rent in tha | wat ree to-day tt was aid that » ., 5 : 1 rm { mt | bo yoia bs renses Set Forth in Detaii. not cheapest of all |tirel 1 ile, eavere. cons ° crmabiewen Gr ornih Somer | dale Fn making $4 week | which Had Arpt, nny ome far several All Fancy Mixtures tions and renewals, BEARS. BEGIN POUNDING STOCK owoof Mer. Richard tr Bay Ri All Light Colors. ~~ When we want to make the severest possible critl | don't lke too much nots ther? That aeems | : Bi house,” she replied, “but s Dest plain elng reat and Ms IN WALL STREET, cism of an abode of human beings we say that it looks) Ne" she rep) eines ats | : Instantly the stock of the compan Uke a barracks. The word has come to carry With) gren to support.” “tt iy, if the gicls can get inoney | {t an impression of cheerlessness and bareness. Perhaps this little dialogue does =, (0K ahead to But a barracks means merely a place where soldiers | not ves ote 1 evencs ic the | roe estas! , x . | pi f all forms o' usive- | eno) 0 ¢ ‘ lodge, #o there {s no other word which describes 80| moral exclusiveness is the |WHAT THE GIRLS THEMSELVES, suitably the living quarters of the enlisted girl in the| hardest to obtain ina big city. The | AVE TO SAY ABOUT If part- | i army of women workers—the girl who, whether as mee) groat hotels, the fashion: stress, tafloress, salesgirl, milliner, stenographer, book-| ment houses don’t succeed in main- binder or factory-worker, gets from $4 to $10 a week! ‘taining 1 in Sew Work City. Some oa in New York City—the girl on the firing line | "| Rok * * Political economists tell us that one-fifth of the! yey ra GREELEY* SMITH income should go for rent. So a girl making $5 and| went slumping on the Exchange, an! ‘ ‘eww came a running bear fight on th feoues, toe offctal communication refusing | the orden was sent late to-day to Travis H. Whitney, & 'y of the Publte Service Commission, In this| notice Mr, V dge says, after re- ng the omer ‘This order, I beg to inform you, without warrant of based upon « sea. || Learn to Make More than half were $25 to $35; Your Own Frock : the balance were $18 to $24— We Teach Practical Dress- point of the xirle | cutting, Dressmaking, De- $ sth Mai signing and Millinery. ave paid: salactea PanWiKE froma Pupils bring their own materials to Ma week, These Krls a all w in{} and make fashionable frocks and jt ; eit i ing. dd prettily dressed. Here is ta story |] hats while learning. ora girl now ing $7 but who ‘a esl Your inspection invited or circu. of'them don't try very hard. Many for winter when guests are another for summer and a mis eption of the evid $6 a week should not pay much more than $1 weekly for her room. This ‘dubious palehe veld 6 Real AN sateitieey Gian Weae j lar sent on request | before you In reopost to valuations and | is manifestly absurd In ovr city of heaven-Kissing buildings and sky- — fenlow lodg girl with 86 & — yoard, whlch includes two sandwicnes other things, scraping rents woek in no Worse off than the girl "she sald. "I have 60 ¢ sudetansss an : Pali ey anaes . sient phyatcal con. With 960, this company: bel ad bi sak eine he Ritaneer, Mee tn) eMotent nhyelesl GoM) ohen trmentioned’ to (ue. Becreinry Cynferegce with the com at ‘ be ob-| "In some trades where girls make| = 7 torneys 1s suggested if the Co:nmission ing from $3.00 to| from $4.60 to $5 as high as Si per cent, Keylatered Established datermines to bring sult, ant it ts] e smaller | of the emp! s live at h | Jrade Mark Half a Century ted that If the Commission sues for Th OORIDMTRAE CO hava sk give thelr hers whatever they can me penalties under order “ft will pe sub- te; most undesirable cond! for board and spend the rest for clothes. . 4 jected to renewed humiliation.” which tends to add to the disco: But these girls are not really self-sup-| Following this the receiver gent a life. Th Hotels, * etc, porting. ‘They do not pay at home what| e e , : a ter to the members of the commission | gejdom without restrictions as to hours,| thelr food and lodging actually costs, S ~ d NOR ape peop nnarend prov gett gr adr | Brey ers eeria liga Rr lano Sale E.xtraordinary ! pring Embroideries In the note to the members Mr. Whit | tings isksoone humillating. member of the family. ridge calla the opinion of tie Public) —_aoreover, are maintain GETTING THE FACTS BY ACTUAL rary f We are now displaying our new importation of fu Bored Commission “an nlmat d dj as more or less spoctacular phil EXPERIENCE. consisting o! Embroideries, comprisin, a full line of Swiss, Nain- nt from a recent opinion of th thropies by certain wealthy in tahiti: with Mise Beckine t a s ic Sete ings. Ga i > a8 Third Ave. { individuals, fe talking with Miss Peekir ook and Cambric Sets, Beadings, Galons, Bandings, PF ealiailee aia coserten Se ites site: sualitnienae ries snveelf One. ar acnoan 1518 ° ° Allovers, Flouncings, Ecru Batiste Embroideries, nie reorganisation and reasserting your! @nd, Very properly, tho king $6 and looking for a room a SF cI 5 D S, cr eroneous views, which have been re-| firing Mme doesn't like to be subsi- ulded by ib BE S, rt Robes and Waist Patterns. The following are inetea by the highest court in the! dites, gunn rnnce! cee Haak fed Te on the fete ee’ cen plied ew 1ano: once 1anos of special interest : tate." i " now, T had found a large, well-lighted | i COULD SAVE $100,000 A YEAR IF| 0: doen not wish so ve s8- | room on the mecond floor of @ house | \° 45 Inch Swiss Embroidery Flouncings, BOARD BEHAVED. | ees et ‘near Ninth avenue in the Thirties, which an 8 anos with trimmings to match, very beautiful, at $1.65, rem he anys thet statute doee not re] Gno learis qaat theae homes and bo-| Pe, anciaiy oneree $0. Us for Heor # 2.25, 2.75, 4.25, 4.50, 4.85 to 7.85. quire the creation of any sort of sinking | teiy for working girls, notwithstanding | phtp room had Iinol h ‘ fund and adde this warm paragraph: | their mmantect dleadsantaes, pint Foom had iinoleum on the oor, | P; F i cs Neca Taal 45 inch Embroidered Linen Flouncings, Yet, I should be willing to Mnge oUF | rally fied all the year ound. Bo they | g eraail cowl range and a fine Lange at The new Pianos are of models that have late ly with Bandings to match, at $2.25, 2.85, 3.25. Aitectors to try and meet your desires, | offer no solution to the newly-enlisted tionary icebox, ‘The little Italian wom ti ry proved we cose ee mone uas-ance | ge woe wim aepeved {mith rane rie Yt been discontinued. They must make way Ti nel bwire jllovers snd Reebrelderien, fram you that the senseless attacks!) WHAT 1T COSTS A WORKING us we would have to buy ou own coal for other styl The C rt Pi have t Say c * 2 FOC, PAAY, Diao, Tipieh FOH Have sande oon this corner GIRL TO LIVE. and wood for the range, that we could lor other styles. le Concert F ianos have been 1,75, 2.50, 3.25 and up. e » 20 the ount cook courke d 1 e rod wel ‘ i . feeb Signo Bvt ohsh we fave| ,ACOUINE tone ornate gee wanted to tat the wat an cede | used only in our concert work and are as Tees actnmtisl Babs 0) doves apent in iltigation instituted by you, |e bY Mrs, Kwa McDonald Valesi, © in the rent and that we could have the| * . ais atterns, in a number of modish de- Could be devotnt to the creation of an |ter Of Tue American Ciubwoman, wno| ffa6 nen Spe Mat we conkd nave tne] good as new instruments. The used Pianos signs, at $3.50, 4.00, 7.50, 8.50, 13.75, 14.75,1 6.50, amortization fund, 1 muggest to you | conducted special Investigations Into hexetiant h [) fi : ae that #8 velw of the fact that all such | condi:ione of working irle for the Yee wiv Tue DESIRABLE PLACE ave been taken as part payment for new pianos | : P b Htigation has thus far proved entirely | eration of @ girl has to pay at i a ; MERE as aie’ besacte voll atte) neck top a ream ia Nee WAS OBJECTIONABLE, with the Tel-Electric Piano Player attached. French Handkerchief Embroidered yourselves do not seem to have learned| York ity, Here is her table of (© Thore were two objections to this} | satiste Robes (partly ma re), Ina good variety nything from {t—it is a wrong think | necessary expenses of @ working gu) < - rae of novelty effects, at $17.50, 19.75, 23.50, 28.50, Mie aiteaial une ineemeema ee | ee All these instruments are in excellent condition $7.50 to 55.00. or three million dollars a year. That} 1) ae . feryris Pp eck tL aauialant ta ihe, moar Tiaulte iiss Ts ie For Friday and Saturday In all woods and finishes Embroidered Voile Robes, $13.50, 16.75, 18. EEE cI rarer ined Fir , ; i GRANDS Op Sule UPRIGHTS French Embroidered Batiste Robes, in « y when reorganized will have $?,(00, hhis gold Finger- Com e yood assortment, with Eyelet and Lacey combina- cash, haf 0” whio i to be als Eyeglass put on and Chickering . “Sle 40 tions, at $13.50, 14.75, 16.75, 18.75, 20.00 to 32.50. ited to the repaira of tracks, $50,000 teeth, of with one hand Chickering . 900 250 fer paving and adjusting grades in Ue 1.00 Can't come off ex- Kranich & ‘i 900 375 a 4 Be ee NG 9 ele. A at a8 \ 0: ly $1.00 Iwers & Pond (new) ~ James McCutcheon & Co., on ti can iv any wet rule fo nly $ H 5 : predation or for malrtenance, wad ' . UPRIGHTS i . alg 4 NY Opponite tien he #aye: | Pe arsnaninw eres Steinway, vertigrand, litle ued....... 600 800 Hallett d& Davie... = | oth Ave. & 34th St., NOY. warden tora Wille J mhall_aiwaye welcome any | i einem elsewhere for Steinway. ..........00055 550 350 Ivers & Pond (new) sone falfonnded upon nnsthing whieh orien | nor bee ea and HIE ahoareully. re Strich & Zeidler (new). 50) «378 Geo. P. Bent. ‘ Pua ene PR Bg aad n! ; ’. Weber, never used e pH] ane Roche & Combet ( asta 10 225 a you outstd Hardman. ol special case ) 300 ede ene Alexander Co., Chickering « ve 400165 Milton, 30 20 ©} || No Artificial Coloring Used 7 ture that the nino from ve DR. J. W. SULOMON, SUCCESSOR, $ay-wgy- dng ee eee 275 "i | Justas Nature Made It Gectsiona snout a ns hee t 23d St hetween id & Vose & Sons, (good os new) oo 2 190 ed ond affemed a ' 150 Ei bes VOieton Ate, Schomacker, (gold strings) +. 550 200 200 | Pu prooably make the co At " W. L, DOUCLAS LAWYERS’ ‘CLUB FINDS HOME. R R FR $3 $3.50 &34 SHOES Will Occupy Two Floors and Root RADWAY'® READY ELIE Forstyle, comfort and ONLY ONE STORE, PLAYER PIANOS AND PLAYERS, Welte-Mignon, Pianola Piano, Apollo, Hardman, Angelus, Cecilian, Pianista, Harmonist, and Simplex. These Player-Pianos and Players have all been put in perfect condition at our factory, They are offered at a fraction of their cost, of No. 115 Broadway. TIEYS * service L. Douglas a ve la Club, r hoew just as good : . “s IETS ETTORE NEURALGI A win make old Terms—to suit your convenience, 2 new quarters on the two upper floors ad 4 eady Relief is the best at higher prices. Pm é and roof of No, 115 Broadway. Plans 1 irritant known and therefore the i . \ oy iframe eevimesu tc ohn om et inn Piano Department INDIA AND CEYLON committee tn cllarge to have the dine eis, Rub it on the pert af. te a THE TEL-ELECTRIC COMPANY ing-room on the top floor and the fected, and keep flannels seals di with | 2 Bee i 7 a, ——— —— : = ielgghen on the Foot, ‘eco ike (te the sas f Hie pal ual ante | Tel-Electric Building Tho club will attempt to replace the ined, t , % ia uae SH oh ic cour often orfieen minute | is 299 Fifth Avenue, comer 31st Strost A SEVEN-TIME WORLD WANT WORKS ALL THE jost in the ‘ro, ls feared some 2! Morary of 26.000 volumes which Was course of ten or fifteen minutes, | the volumen which were destroyed can: | not be replaced, ‘The old ibrary rep- Sold By all Feoented a growth of twenty-five years, RADWAY & CO., New York. | WEEK. ORDER ONE 10-DAY AND PROSPER.: