The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1912, Page 24

cme EVENING wont; FRIDAY, MAROS | 40, ters ee q % “TA WIRGIES |When Princess Seita Deiva Writhed ,_ TAKEN FROM HOTEL | a AT THE RUSSELL Her Last Wriggle at Edmund Russell’s TO BELLEVUE IN id on McCreary & hea moi : i THURSDAY PARTY| “7 CTRAITIACKET; ce SRAM || HABERDASHERY DEP'TS, tn Both Stores +e Seita Deiva Waltzes With the Guest at Grand Union Sud- Bats ‘fe Saat MO, ATTIC FORSYTHE 18 M1 on. GRANDE CALUNG yo THe RESEE HOWARD Ane 33 YGA® OLOeR ‘ For Spring and Summer. be set none ly Becomes Violent— : aes, ° Meta eSaskoandL kes site a real Com beg Fabrics include decided novelties in Scotch It, Too, seems, (Pe ( < Wife Calls Police. 4 West 34th St. Madras, Cheviot, English and French Flannels \ 2 fa Bey. Brway & Koy Ave. pe jon ie Broche, Pique, Silk Mixtures ©’ " “THIS IS VERY WARM.” IAtpnarance leet of No, Sort and Fancy Crepe a \ bong Nriitaeate, Senn wae ‘shen - Samples eongg ng ag a ine jacket e jon Thus Commented Dr. Howard, tn a strataokat from ine orand Union Ml Negring the Close sent, upon request, to take measurement BY . Who Has Spent 47 Years Guay for observation as to his F On Sat 1 y, M h the 16th. : He and his wife, Mrs, Edith C. Ar- . ae in Hottest India. old, arrived yesterday and took roots ¢ 950 Raincoats—English models, miade of 4 araote paren ase ted, awaieasd bi mixed Tweed of single and double tan mm: Princess Selta Delva, the wife of an wife and began to act in @ pecullar Texture Cloth. 12.00 ad \ Indian prince or gwaekar or rajah, oF g@omething like that, has wiggled her farewell to New York and to America. And ehe did it in true impressionistic q " etyle, In which there was much art of shaking her lower and upper self in manner. She tried to calm him, and s,, became alarmed, and telephoned b P Clerk Mulcahey. ‘The house detective, Jerry Sullivan, was sent to the room, but he could do nothing with Arnold, and called in Po- values 18,00 and 22.00 . Us contortiontetic movements. It was indeed ‘ oe ; HeaKge SHVERSTE ee ae verg of the East Thirty. BOYS CLOTHING DEP’TS. 1m Both Stores, — Aiting that the Princesd should do ren ar how’ i ftth street station. - jer writhing act at mund Ri ie Lelia Thajberg’ orm a ‘Thureday afternoon party, for tt was SONATA ps Ce peULtaSia abd I Exclusive Styles and Fabrics in Boy a there that sho was introduced to New 4 York, and since her arrival in the aesthetic society circle in which she han moved, or wiggled, she certainly has had them doing some talking, In honor of the Princess's departure Artiat Russel! mage yestertay after- noon an Indian day, and it wana rather atrange coincidence that on this day D: Combination Suits,— Norfolk or Double ' Breasted Jacket, with two pairs of trousers, Norfolk, size 8 to 14 years; Double Breasted, size 10 to 17 years. 550, 7.50, 9:75 t@ 12.00 other policemen -had to be summoned to put him in @ so he could be taken t Mrs, Arnold was prostrated by the experience and refused to be seen later, _——— WON’T TURN T. R. TO WALL. Over Taft's Strong Right Arm Gay pe Granby Howard, aged clghty-thi On Saturday, March the 16th. latge of frame and carrying his “mas. a 4 Stilt Hauge Pictare of Colonel. all and alao looking ike « ploture ot] EuueT RS ay WASHINGTON, (starch, M — Wile Unusual value in Boys’ Washable Suits? artistic set. For Dr. Howard spent hs PUNT JG “HAGARA wae action in entering the political i H seventeen years in India end Artie v Mair Pus? musiC rena tm the ‘Tole of 8 candidate ts] Made of best quality Galatea Cloth. Sailor “He is a truly wonderful man, Sunt (swiss Movement) | treachery, he has enough of the old a model, size 6 to ro years; Russian Blouse, Price Sale Only Three Days ‘ wees costly one for the oMcers. How- he Colone? to reftain from | i eTberiblel” echoed ail who heard the tha ‘ume —— dent in his office to the wall. velue 3.00 Of course the Princess was not the only attraction—aside And Dr. Howard watched Princess Selta|—for Artist Russell can always be re- story of the Doctor's history in India. Préaidential Primary Goes Glim-| To the right of wherg the President mering in Michigan. sits in his private office, gnd in full view n the visitors Detva do hor dancing in her bare feet| lied upon to find prodigy. This one y: a of every visitor who calls on him—and end his eyes watered with tears. was Alphonse Hohrer, who presided at LANSING, Mich, March 15.--OPP0- | fost of these visitors have something ft. Grasp “HOT STUFF," 18 THE DOCTOR'S | tHe plano and all his fingers to nents of the Ball Presidential Primary | unkind to say for the former President— MEN'S UNDERWEAR. I Both Stores, ite, at al! times, Wy, Bees Ses alee with hie head PagceR | R Hl l clause," ‘Thia is believed to ill ail] tion and, according to the Preside Babson and Nainsook rindeeweat Various netnce hi as having’ a ttle—had An tase peimaiy la Mlsnigan' ss |eage oamwyatioms ie ae styles and qualities. ished the Pritices came forth and—well, - | a Leen |ahe conta aid wile Tot snd tee AT PISTOL POINT ee coma erga oye F frogen-up elty, dancing and therefore much that might 1] d U COMMENT, amble ov e ‘iI tn the Senate yesterday, by a voteot| hangs a splendid painting of Colonel on, for the days in tn \ 12 to 19, defeated a move to take the bill the Opport unity ner lower self’ gorgeous piece ot clots |lowed in public must be eth” unsaid, Drawera,—stout or poy .. tricks, but {t was divided at the sid Raia cack Tt . Hi COMPTROLLER’S MEN SAY P knee length Drawers. 85c per garment “Wt truly wee some Indian afternoon,| KOENIG HAS THREATENED, | Heller Had Just Counted Up ‘ White English Merino Shirts and Drawers, for Urtiet Russell had his soeke and the Princess did her ine Prendergast Says They Were Told] Day's Cash When First super-weight. Shirts,—shogt sleeves; Drawers. dance with e - stout or regular sizes. 1.75 per garment soewt her upper body. and she seemed | 0 Line Up for Taft—County Thief Entered é we ithe he alidgine. senataten, Prior te Chairman [Denies It. % hapd pneel gone) Republi Nant - } chest cio witn avout hata | en, Sottero Sos| sumunt nine toa boy dy i James McCreery & Co. while he stroked are inclined to grocery store at No. 1677 Second av Ms : aa cache atena tee, wana, ae” Puts the Stomach in Order 23rd Street a airman ‘oenig of the County AED Sek and Galen” aueriet” lencien the lights out in the store except 01 tanhattan have been trying to inttm-|°Ver # rs the contents of th thanks whtch, $110, he placed in hls tneld ‘The men, an T understand tt," sald waletcoat pocket, Then the door of the Comptroller to-day, “were told by |#tore opened and @ young man entered. Koenig that the wisest thing they | Heller went behind the counter, could do would be to follow him and] “I want half @ pound of cheese,” sald | the Taft forces; that after the March |the stranger. Americans to-day are prone to neglect their stomachs. They eat too fast, work too fast, live too fast, and are generally a “bunch of nerves.” Something gives way—generally the stomach—then follow nervous indigestion, kidney or stomach trouble and many | James McCreery & Co. primarien his influence in the Finance| Heller opened the icebox and wae cut- |q™ other ailments. ; 23rd Street 34th St Department might either It in their | ting the cheese, when, hearing a move- ree! rect Dein retained or ousted from the po-|ment behind him, be looked around and Stomach disorders manifest themselves in numerous ways, bu! = 4 aitions they now hold found himself looking into the barr the most common complaint Is a tired, droopy, half-sitk condition. “If the report true and Mr, /f @ revolver. Koentx made t ke credited to cue Inia Se aoe 5 aes your |i The victims lack energy and ambition, have irregular appetites and sere rent (eee untae aeeeerinee man eotrad ch sore athe Tina, ana |W feel languid and tired all the time. Cooper's New Discovery will re influence bs , ie ir ot sean pep msi pA oO an ok Moker covered Ml tone up a rundown, overworked stomach, regulate the digestive organs, strengthen the nervous system and restore the stomach the primaries.” cer's powks 4 found the $110, is no truth n what the Comptroiier t#|hear from us,” eaid the spokesman, as, to a healthy condition. Mr. Koen!g said of the oharge: “There; “You keep quiet about this or you'll Forsythe, looking as radiantly beatiful | reported to have ald about me. T am|the two backed away and left t! On Saturday, March the r6th. “WOMEN’S NECKWEAR. i» Both @terea, Recent Importation of French Neckwear in new effective styles, Including various too, Mise Hattie cm ever, ye tere and Introduced {s euroriont at the statement made my |gtore, < her frien rs, Hill-Brown, None! him.” . j had t0 look around to know that Mise | Heller disregarded the warning and ran to the street yelling for d cnn flcatg ply nel tt TAKEN ILL LECTURING, | No policeman came, howey shapes and sizes. : Up from the broaste ot men, and) atise Binal. ‘Arnold, 1 nister of Mra Feit ete ae story. to| Many people suffer great pain from indigestion. Food lays Hand - embroidered Collars, — pointed ) wel le te. bed ry jecture on “The Citizenship of # a us 5 er the nod "ce recognition refused to on ee Shes ta one ie «inches in Reg We ‘reigned iss pounds the blood becomes impure and the heart Is apt to be unfavorably ae id Cc ” oe om Peer ea yt ens Sonetitel dare, | rote’ Saninet. tte, Sutereaks of the/ other. was four iweb tal affected. Cooper's New Discovery makes digestion easy and 9:95 ORe 4.99 in England, Th tire was taken halt fulnting to her car- | srOMt Ue, Pit gaia he believed tho |ff enables you to eat what you please without any bad after effects, Builds Up the System Cooper’s New Discovery rids the body of all poisons, excessive acid and stomach gas and enables the stomach to perform its duty came and was just os pan m anne I do not deny that violence may be nd wheedied promises from all| necessary on the part of men fighting end Baroness Von Gyross's| for thelr nights," said Milas Arnold, SAYS HE MARI IED TWICE. ‘put I don't feel that it ts any part of a woman's movement. ‘Though opposea| "iret Wate lett Mra Aulen-Sommers, wearing lace] to the militants methods, 1 was full of of the something something and @ hat of | admiration for Mre. rat's leader: se. wae therp with two wien ia Oe a me, . ion rit hog ink py ad ay ocd the shape of Albert Pierce, “who comes| Woman sufrage is inevitable, Rigi OS fos eters of td tC vate wwe eiease| seas: usr ss semen sees EL Perey ae nar? article of Poa aids to Sourleing he body ilies,” and “Arnold Watson Essex, who! sem from the tyranny of fashion. Their! ire, Moraythe, who lives at No. and giving tone and strength to the entire system. It brings the hae & marble bungalow at Newport and/ minds wilt be fil with larger things.” | \y, . iid - Wert One Hundred and @txteenth street, | Ligom of health to the cheeks‘of the anaemic, sickly and run-down, Sammy Winkle: salaries CAA S80 ey % et wondered if she was with them, Louis Winkler of Fob, % last, after she had learned that | The Baron Von Gyross was on Forsythe had married Carrie Higgins, T fi d Blood P fi band and hustling for her next party | Hundred and Third streoi called at ih jephone operate! | ‘on Cc an er rom her, tor the pleas of the ale Rich, "| offices of The Evening World this mo ly, without having obtained @ divorce | Neato “4 va “1 will have four hundred milllo ing to express his thanks for the finding Cooper's New Discovery is the best spring tonic and bi pra san eromion’, “ent Des, Sic of ht Samuel, who had been uiss-| Herman L. Roth, counsel for Mrs, Pore P ¥ est spring lood Ne ee oe ee ne eis teen | 108 last ‘Saturday. Samuel, who|eythe No. 1, sald his client was married [™ purifier on the market, It is purely a herbal preparation and Is hi is sixteen, lost his Job through getting|to the automobile dealer about three 7 want the wives fork bout i. Dh into'a ght and "wae asa ore | eum ago They mahes owe renal It ania ie ar iy bend contalns you want reporters’ fell, maybe they | turn home. sel alarm was sont| gether un re. lents necessar' o ve im, vi al e Will come, But you know I will have| out for him, but no trace of him was|duite by chance that Forsy . all the ingre 'y » vigor nergy to four wendred millionaires.” found, Yesterday Winkler asked The | Tied again, and then #he left him.” aa the system. Serge Sults——new model skirt trimmed with braid, one button cutaway coat finished with white lace collar, braid trimmed, ‘Tan, Blue or Black. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 29,50 Plain Tailored Serge Suits with collar and cuffs of Ratine. Blue, Black or Tan. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 14.50 New Spring two-toned Taffeta Dressea,— waist trimmed with shadow lace fichu, skirt finished with fringed ruche at bottom, Sises NEW YORK 34 and 16 years, 18.50 Ee = we ad- vertise—we have. And Mre, Gommere also boosted for| jvening World to find his aon, ana| MT ‘The Pisinti® Hames the de. W: 4 hS j a. a st pr f 44 West 34thSt. @AYS KIQHTEEN MILLIONAIRES! suit: rie had been roaming the atrects Ei i Ca ai EVERY ONE NEEDS A SPRING TONIC AND BLOOD i'M es; Broadway and Bth Are, James McCreery & Co. ae Apa ial cad . PURIFIER. WHY NOT GET THE BEST? NOW IS THE 'ALBO STORES AT ) ‘ '@ and the millionaires found are you TIME TO BEGIN USING IT, be oe vate. 23rd Street 34th Street ¢ are two mosquitoes in the REALS: RR iu ' Mra, Lapsling exciaimed | room and they're singing. “A friend of mine] Hub—Well, what matter eo long as AT ALL DRUGGISTS. who led says she saw some they don't bite you, ke i last year io the Vacuum at Wife—But a beware, ta bar: | mopy, aud it's peat ogres