The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1912, Page 8

“CAUSE OF GLOOM Will Starts Series of Knotty Questions. tify? Is One of the Things TO SURROGATE ony Beneficiary of Woman's $300. A YEAR. '}) Must “Jim” Appear to Tes- 6a8 wwe COURT NAMES RECEIVERS FOR PERE MARQUETTE ROAD. Actions Follows Refusal of Com- pany’s Plea for Permission to Make $4,000,000 Bond Issue. DETROIT, April 5.--Federai Judge Angell to-day signed an order appoint- ing receivers for the Pere Marat Railroad Company, as follows ‘W. Biair of Detroit, Dudley of Grand Rapids and Newman New York. The State yesterday the application of thr rallroad for a 14,000,000 bond iseue. The action was taken upon a petition filed by the American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company of New Jersey. The raiirond company operates in all about 2,900 miles of railroad. Of this, 1,80 miles are in Michigan; the rest is in Ohto, Milinota and Ontario, Can. The bonds, mortgages and other Ma- Dilities of the company aggregate 99,- 89,000, It was stated in the application lof the road for the 4,000.00 bond issue that the funds were absolutely neces ary to take care of outstanding indebt- edness, as no resources for that purpose were on hand. The receivers are au- thorized to take immediate charge of the road's affairs and carry on the man. agement of the system with as little cbange as possible. The complaint ask- ing for a receiver blames the recent Gooument calling attention to the road's financial oondition, drawn up by the Saginaw Board of Trade, as partially reaponstble for the present trouble of ‘the railroad corporation. —_—_———s GIRLS IN FILM FACTORY GO OUT ON A STRIKE Declare. They Were Forced to Handle Objectionable Pictures— Manager Denies It. Forty young women, employed in the ark and printing rooms of the Ameri- can Mutoscope and Biograph Company, No, 1007 Grand street, Hoboken, went out on strike to-day. From the eide of the strikers, it ap- pears the working hours were from 8 A. M.to 6 P. M., for which they were paid $7 to $7.60 @ week. The girls said the forewoman, Miss Strater, was disagreeable and unjust in her assign- ments of work. They also eaid they had to handle objectionable filma. R. H. Hammer, general manager of tho moving picture company, dented there are any objectionable pictures in We wae ana, Messaline & Chiffon Taffeta Petticoats, 2 00 In all the new colors to match Suits; value $4.00 e ROSENBAUM &Co. 10 & 12 WEST 2379 STREET ESPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR TO-MORROW AN IMPORTANT SALE OF Charming Spring Waists Exceptional Values Tailored Habutai Silk Shirts......... . Chiffon Waists, made over lace....... Cluny la Slusy lowe beierened Tettle Welets....+ 2 OG Tunic Waists of Allover Lace’....... Hand Embroidered Lingerie Waists.. . Changeable Taffeta Silk Waists....... Chiffon Cloth Waists Messaline Coat Wai: Cluny Lace Tunic Striped Chiffon W. Fifteen Days Free Trial | NO FIRST PAYMENT ry: surprised at the actions of the girls,” ‘he said. “I thought they were satisfied. If they eay there are any pie- tures of @ questionable nature here they are lying. I don't know of any reason for thelr action unless it {a to spite the forewoman, on whom they have been playing mean tricke lately.” —_——— GAS KILLS TWO PERSONS. insane asylum for the ‘There's @ chance that PROVIDES FOR SUNNY JIM. ‘The cause of all the trouble? The will ot Mrs. Charlotte Pearsall Walker, who at No. 12 East Tifirty-seventh " @ cliff and was so severely injured whe remained unconscious two The pony, though badly injured, thus siren trons fetta ie ught assist Ww, . jance to (4 es BEATEN AGAIN State Committeeman Unabl to Swing the Suffolk County Organization. Geary P. Keith, the new State Demo- Committeeman from the First r comprising the Counties of u and Guffolk, who found his seat ‘When he attended the meet- of the committee at the Ho’ for, organiaation, Hf ‘The committee elected as chairman C, Rogers of Isp; as secretary, B. Boyle of Gouthampton, and as treas- 6. Smith Wright of Islip, All these allies of former Mat by Keith in the bie to the paticles Murphy. Although Batley euccecied the organization of the ittee, the selected from the membersh! Otto ith Aldermanic District, who 1! Dill place, Glendale, was ai SS pred before Magistrate Fitch in the Sag Police Court charged by. Police it Albert Janguage and threatening im broken. like you every day.” row betw Geibke and the sei fred in Richmond Hill, Queens4, ro last night. When the Alder ‘appeared before Mre, Walker wae the wife of Elisha ‘Rebdbins Walker, a stock broker, whom she divorced in Reno in April, 1910, IN WAR WITH MURPHY. jerbocker yesterday, received an- setback to-dey in his own baill- He failed to swing the Suffolk Committee which met at River- ite Committes- Béwin Bailey, who was apparently rimary and is of Charles in dtotat- County tte, he failed in an attempt to the membere of the Executive ‘The Ketth men made vio- ne and Chairman Rogers that the Executive Committee the County Committee in compliance law. Gelbke of the Bixty- n Kelson with using Kolson declared that ul n had said to him: “I make Magistrate Fitch ‘the called several witnesses who partment scow captain, and hin sister- in-law, Mra, Bridget Nevins, were killed by gas in his apartment at No. 3 Best Ninety-third street to-day, ‘The police, when called in by the jani- trees, Cound evidence that Nevins had made himself some coffee when he went into the house last night. He had ac- cidentally knocked the connecting tube from the gas-stove. Apparently, he had been roused lteter by the smell of gas and had tried to get to the kitchen from his room to fix the connection. He was found on the floor, Mrs. Nevins was asphyxiated in her own room, as ahe slept. Ave. ceca 1 8 Street Easter Sale of COATS $65.75 Value $10.75 Buffet of solid, quarter-sawed oak, $4 inches high, 47 inches wide; has 10x36 French bevelled plate mirror, finished with wood knobs and Supported by handsomely ca Has small drawer for silver, | large drawer for linen and three extra je compartments besides. ie Mail or bring this ad. with coupon to us when ordering Buffet ive credit for One Dollar on your bill, YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT One of our un- equalled 06.75 4 conte. ‘Tis hard to realize that such beautiful and well made coats can be had for so low a price— but they can, and at D. | PUORSSRUSD 19 PN RTE HEE a, | ‘Look for the Bargains tp PRICE, G0." only— When You Buy Real Estate coffers'the best valiee ways In these dave. of high prices and get-rich-quick schemes the investor The picture shows a smart | trimmed serge model, in navy or Buy Real Estate for Security and black, one of twenty-five styles cflered at $6.75. All the others are equally as beautifu!—coatsi tailored styles for general 4 service and modes beautiful trimmed with laces, silks, ped ines, braids and fancy button for up—in serges ne rH} and. novelty weaves, “All sizes for women and misses, 14 to 44. Alterations FREE D. PRICE & CO., 6th Avenue, Cor, 16th St rr Buy Bargains for Greatest Profit To chase a house, lot or farm without consulting World Real Ustate Ads, is not unlike telephoning a storekeeper to send merchan- a se fo your house without paying any attention ¢o what it is going 0 cost. During the first four days of this Month there were printed: |1,078 WORLD “REAL ESTATE” ADS,| 330 More than the Herald Don't Miss the Nearly 1,000 Real Estate Ads, in Next Sunday's World FRURDOOOC MIRC KOK hOB OM RRR RENE a i ‘a ava as ae oy mena VY, Luba. ed af es MY : Stern Brothers Invite inspection of their largely increased assortments of Misses’ Small Women’s and Girls’ Suits, Dresses and Coats in distinctive styles and materials, including many reproductions of later Foreign Models, all at very moderate prices. Also for To-morrow, in sizes 14, 16 and 18 years Misses’ Tailored Suits Twelve Demi-Tailored Models, copies of high cost suits, of Imported Serges and Whipcords, new French back, braid trimmed, with lace collar, at $22.50 Actual Values from $32.50 to 45.00 Strictly Tailored Model, of superior quality plain and two-toned Whipcord, long shaped revers, trimmed with pearl buttons, Actual Value $32.50, at $19.75 Misses’ Plain and Demi-Tailored Coats of Serges, Whipcords and Mixtures, in black, navy and gray, full and rahi lined, with French and semi-fitted backs, at $17.80, 21.50 Actual Values from $25.00 to 32.50 Giris’ and Juniors’ Apparel (12 to 17 years) Juniors’ Suits, Two Models, of Cheviot Serges, ‘plain tailored or trimmed with bengaline or moire silk, Actual Value $27.50, at $18.75 Coats, of Cheviots, Serges, Stripes, Shepherd Checks and Mixtures, many trimmed with silk or contrasting serge collar, in plain or sailor effects, at $4.75, 6.95, 8.50 Actual Values from $7.50 to 12.75 Misses’ and Girls’ Tub Dresses Misses’ Dresses, two entirely new models, of Striped Lawn, with lace and embroidered batiste collars, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, at $4.75, 5.75 Girls’ Dresses, including Russian coat effects, of Percale, Ginghams, Galateas, Chambrays and Tissues, sizes 6 to 14 years, at $1.65, 1.95, 3.85to7.50 Misses’ and Children’s Hats for Dress and Semi-Dress, including Flower Trimmed Leghorns, Lingerie, Lace, Panamas and Milans, For Saturday, Unusual Values in English Tailored Hats, from leading London makers, Values $16.50 and 18.50, $412.50 Semi-Dress Hats, Values $7.50 and 12.00, at $5.00, 8.50 School Hats, Values $5.00 to 12.00, $3.50, 5.00, 8.50 i nay picture to exist World Ads. Will Help You to ‘| Climb as High as Your Ability Will 276 If getting the position you want is worth a few minutes i of your time, glance through the hundreds of “Help Wanted” advertisements printed in ANY copy of the \lorning or Sunday World and you will find positions ifered at both the bottom and top of the stairway lead- ing to the Domain of Affluence and at about every ntermediate step between these points your fancy World ‘Help Wanted” and “Situations Wanted” Advertisements Were More than ALL THE SIX OTHER New York Morn- ing and Sunday Newspapers ADDED TOGETHER. Direct attention to New and Desirable Models in Young Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats of the most fashionable materials and exceptionally well tailored. And have arranged for Saturday, A Special Offering of Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, with two pair of knickerpocker trousers, of the newest mixtures, at $5.50, 6.95, 8.50 Values $7.50 to 10.50 Boys’ and Children’s Reefers, of blue serge and fancy materials, at $4,75 and 6,50 Values $6.50 and 8.50 Boys’ Overcoats, of Uesirable mixtures, Value $12.50, at 89,75 Youths’ and Small Men’s Suits, in distinctive two and three button soft roll or regular models, of blue serge, gray and tan mixed materials, sizes from 34 to 39 in. chest measure, $12.00, 14.75, 17.50 Values from $16.50 to 20.00 Also complete assortments of Hats and Furnishings. Children’s Gloves are shown In complete lines of Overseam and Pique Kid and Suede, Cape, Mocha, Doeskin, Chamois, Silk, Chamoisette and isle Thread, in the most desirable styles and colors. Also for To-morrow, a Sale of One Clasp Glace Gloves, pique sewn, in tan or white, Boys’, Girls’ and Infants’ Shoes Comprising Ankle and Oxford Ties, Strap Slippers, » Walking Pumps, Regular and High Cut Button and Lace Shoes of Tan and Black Russia Calf, _ White Buckskin and Canvas, Patent Leather, Lustre and Vici Kid, and of the highest Grade Workmanship. Special attention has been given to produce lasts designed to promote a healthy development of growing feet. West Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets cael wt Printed Last Year. ee |