The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1912, Page 20

MADE ABSCONDER | COMES TO AIDO RETURN MLN, CAGRED WOM Philadelphia Embezzler in Ber-} Mrs, Davis Lay Bound and ‘tin Gave Up Securities, but | Menaced by Negro Thieves, Kept $20,500. Who Flee at Signal. et FEILADELPHIA, Merch 1%—Throvgh | Tough still suffering from nervous the influence of his wife, Walter & | shook, a biack eyo and other wounds on Shourds, the vanished superintendent Of} the tace, Mra. Loulsa Davis of No, 627 Merobants’ Union Trust Company, | west One Hundred and Highty-seventh Given up the $1,000.00 in securities | street was able to leave hor bed to-day. he took, as alleged, when he fled from! gne said she felt eure sho owed her Philadelphia in August, 1911. Nife to the postman's ring, which fright- ened her assailants away. aan. The police have not yet located “Len,” gC eBhaghes oo. | Mrs. Davis's negro maid, gor the negro t Shourds has been located airt is thought to have jet into the , but thet he will not inaomuch as he haa|20Use yesterday morning, Nor has any stocks ana bonds of the $1,000 worth of jewelry stolen ‘Been found. ai i her maid implicitly engaged her, about a joasted to the neigh- ! : & is So want to fron.” ‘coun-| As Mra. Davis reached the toot of cation with | The victim's eon, Marvin, the only her influence | othey member of the family, wae at the missing | school, The assailants ‘Mrs. clothing, threatening her all the while with the razor. It was at thia time the postman deposited the mail, rang the doorbell and went on. Hearing tho bell, the aewallants fed the gag, Tose ami staggered to the telephone in > hall. paras able to Aaya sy whisper, she managed to Police Of her plight. - ———— A Matter of Acsuran: (Prom the Washington @tae.) and % really didn't Aifference, anyhow,” fre) ‘ Orne Tir B no We are creating a y aT a ye | 4 ; Suit or In Exclusive Confined Patterns Hh OF UNQUESTIONABLE QUALITY, STYLE AND Fa pare HIGHER prices are charged. lut-—-That our stock is the FINEST 24—A three-piece suit or iY Mest LAAT EEA Yh alse ' Toy { CH IND TRUNK MEN TOLD WAGES WILL BE CUT. DETROIT, brakemen on Michigan branch lines of the Grand Trunk Railroad have received notice that on April 1 their wages will be re Guced to the scale of 11, ‘This will mean @ cut of from 9 to 60 per cent. The employees eay @ strike 4s probable if the orde: HUMAN ICICLES SAVE SHIP. CHICAGO, March %—Two humble coal passers yesterday saved the crew of sixty and cargo of the steamship Kan- sas of the Northern Michigan Transpor. tation Company, after the ship’e side had been crushed by @ shifting of the seofields. For four hours the men worked in a Qark paseage, the width of which was leas than two feet, and with the icy water that rushed into The hold coming to their chins, they built up a solid ole, When four hours’ after they had en' th had been transformed into hu icicles and were too stif{.to move a muscle, They baa ba Ag ‘the ship. —_— 20 DELEGATES FOR CLARK. HUTOHINSON, Kan., March 18—The Democratic State Convention unani- mously instructed yesterday the twen' chatce. ‘The instruction # to vote for Champ Clark as jong as three-fifths of the dele- gation belfeve his nomination possible, and to vote as a unit on other questions, as the three-fifths majority of the dele- @ates may direct. ‘The resolutions demand @ reduction of the tariff, and an increase of the free Ust. -—_—_——_—_ ‘Whitney Place Trusteed. LNOX, March 15.—The heirs of the late Wiillam C, Whitney have trans- ferred the October Mountaia property of 14,000 acres in the towns of Lenox, Lee and ‘Washingtga to the October Moun- tain Trust, @ stock company, with Harry Payne Whitney, Payne Whitney and Thomes J. Regan es trustees. The company is capttalised at $100,000 and there are 100 ehares, of which Harry Payne Whitney has 6, Dorothy Whit- ney Straight %, Payne Whitney and Pauline P./Paget 10 each. Quit Cutting the Cuticle and (Gere) Kate or Ses time necemary tor th onde Mascey's, Eo Se PUA FROPYE 80. Tatore al ets ecewars ow Unusual preparations are anGerway for the annual entertainment of the Pawnee Club of West Brighton, which wil be held ag Cosmopolitan Hall‘on April 9%. A dance will follow the performance, Miss Lacy Willams of New Brighton to the guest of friends tn Greenport, Za 1, The -office clerks of Richmond will sive an entertainment at the German Club rooms in Stapleton on April 12 On the committees in charge of the arrange ‘mente are Charles Lindemeyer, Witttam ‘Smith, H. J. Beery and George & Daley. The Clermont Athletic Ci will cele- ‘Drate its anniversary with a dali at Co- ‘umbla Hal in West Brighton to«nor- Tow evening. i A package social under the auspices of the Midtani Athtetio Ciud will be held at Witner's Hall in Grant City on March 2%, ‘What promises ¢o be a fast game of ‘oricket will be played at Livingston to- Morrow afternoon between the Staten Island Cricket Club and the Crescent Athletto Ch of Brookiyn, This will mark the opening of the season in this ‘vietnity for this @port. Misa Amy Houston of Btapteton ts vie- iting friends in Morristown, N. J. After @ pleagant visit to relatives at + Rye Mies Carrie Renkin ts again at her home in Stapleton. | _,ties Martha Jordan of Rosevale ts making a trip through the Southern ) States, on Sa CRACKED LIPS are both painful and disfiguring. TI also expose one to the danger ‘ister, in a hundred ways. 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You may relect any for you, whore the making of clothes ‘ma intains its own workrooms on the same money to any dissatisfied ou ia ed de seen and inp every customer. omer, indows reflect the same high quality that you will find in tho woollens tn our store goods from our windows and wo will bulld thom It OF overcos Wedo not show ono thing and sell Fou'anether, “Othorsder tt ® sult OF overcoat If You Travel by Tunnel to Jersey, Stop In To-Nightyor inthe Morning. | RITCHIE THE TAILOR) a ee er |GTON, Vieo-Presiéent. Broadway at 13th Street Women’s Department Announce for Tomorrow $17.50 Spring Suit Sale This special purchase, but a spe- chal Gearing vrer to our Formal Spring Opening. These $25 Suits are taken ee our regular stock and placed on sale morrow. An unusual opportunity = Laer @ $25 suit for $17.50 of the yee Carhart” standard, which means 4 y fit and style. Bvery suit is) be pane nde rp Alstinct. Every imaginable style for Spring. Dvery favorite color and fabric. Bvery | size. 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