The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 9

‘| ‘SIESSON WHO WASTO SUPPORT HMSO LONG ASHESTAED SNGLE Cut Mark Morris Says Odd Bond Was Waived When He Himself Was Wed. Having promised to stay single for @ month and not getti he money at that, Aaron Morris has berun a euit against his son Mark claiming $1,776 Drincipal and $40 interest on defaulted Payments. Mark admits that what his father charges is true up to @ certain potnt,..but that all claims, past and ature were waived when he obtiged Bie father by marrying Pauline Sachs four years ago. Abraham Landau, who appeared for the father, asked Justice Fora to place the cage on the preferred calendar so that it may be tried very soon, as his client feeds the money. Abraham Brill, who is Mark's attorney, said the story ‘was too long to be told fn two hours, the img oe for preferred causes. Justice Ford agreed with him after reading the eMGavits, and the suit must take its turn-in regular course, ‘Thé. father lives with his daughter, ,Mre. Jennie Hyman, at No, 111 West 7 find Hundred and Seventeontn street. lark 1s one of the firm tn the Interna. -tonal Braiding Company at No, 1 ‘Thompson street. ‘The agreement in dispute bears date of Feb. 18, 1907, and Mark was married Feb. 16, 1906. In the elapsed time Father ‘Morris has become sixty-five years old. He says he contracted to stay single until past seventy, by which time he expected the payments to amount to 5,000. All he ever got was $24. Lawyer Landau said the agreement ‘was originally with Mark's mother, who @et him up in business and was to re- ceive $9 month for life. When she died five years ago it was transferred the father in settlement of Mark's to the mother's estate, estimated et $6,000, with the added provision that the father was to remain celibate. The ts now dependent on his daughter. _—s— FOREIGN CHARGES CROWD STATE INSANE ASYLUM. New York Pays $80,000 Yearly to Care for 401 and $20,000 for 117 of Doubtful Status. POUGHKEEPSIE, May 17.—It costs the State of New York $8,000 annually to support 401 insane foreigners in the Hudson -tiver State Hospital who are properly charges of the countries from which they came, ‘This fact was brought out at an inves- tigation just begun by Gov. Dix's commission, which took statements by Dr. C. W’ Pilgrim, Superintendent of the Hudeon River State Hospital, and Dr. M. W. Rayner, head of the recep- ton pavilion. The members af the com- mission are Dr. Spencer L. Dawes and Louls R. Parker of Albany, with Mr. Doolittle, the Goverror’s legal adviser, to assist. In addition to 401 foreign patients who are clearly not legal charges against the State there are 117 others of the same class whose status is doubt- ful ‘who cost the State about $20,000 edditional yearly, As a result the hos- pital is overcrowded. Dr. Pilgrim testified that insane aliens returned to the countries from which | they come sometimes are kept travel-| ling to and fro across the ocean. Most of the overcrowding by aliens of State | hospitats is in New York City and vicinity. | ilies WANTED TO NAME BABY DAUGHTER TITANIC. BUDAPEST, Hungary, May 17,—A baker who lives in Arad, a town 15)| miles southeast of here, went to the proper parish official to register the birth of a daughter and desired to have | her christened Titanic, as she was born ‘on the day that steamship sank. The Registrar, fortified by the Jaw ‘end by the custom of the Catholic Church, refused to accept that name as it is not included among those of the sainte, and so the baker had to content himself with the less up-to-date name of Rosalla. KIDNRY REMEDY THAT ACTS LIKE MAGIC, have been a terrible sufferer for a pumber of years with kidney and liver trouble, also nervous prostration and constitution en- gre tirely cured ev I believe it my duty to make this pub- ic statement that I ma Ip others who y be suffering from the same trouble. t is without question th Van Wert, Ohio. State of Ohio \ x Van Wert County S** yn statement sworn to be- subseribed in my presence y of July, 1909, by the said What Swamp-Roct Will Do For You 1 to Dr. Aimer & Co., Bingham- for a sample bottle. It will ne, You will also receive mn yor booklet of yaluabl« Mormation, telling | } about the nd bladder, When riting, be and mention the New c fork Evening World. Regular fifty-cent one-dollar size bottles for sale at all store. i] Women’s Silk Hosiery Fine Ingrain Bilk Hosiery, fulls fashioned high-spliced heels, lisle soles and lisle garter tops, medium and gauze weight; extra long and elastic; come in bla k and colors. Sweeping P On Misses’ Suits and Frocks THE EVENING WORLD, ‘ SIXTHT AVE. 19°70 20" STREET. 79c FINEST RESTAURANT IN THE . SHOPFING UISTRICT rice Reductions That’s news to delight mothers and daughters—for Simpson Crawford Misses’ Suits and Dresses have a reputation second to none in New York. their true worth—a far better roposition than buying a lot of nondescripts made up fur sale purposes only. A Great Saturday Special—enough we hope to last all day. only with artistes. Sale of Women’s Gloves Women's 91.00 16 Button Length Siik Glove Double finger tipped mousquetaire rn ; in © Third Floor. A lowering of price—usual as the season wanes—means suits and dresses of standard excellence at very much less than Misses’ Suits, Worth up to $29.75 Attractive models of late designs, fashioned in whipcords, serges and checks; included are the hionable blouses, with novel collar of ire, well-tailored Norfolke and many other de le styles, richly lined with Peau de Cygne. All new skirt models, 17. 50 fin sizes 1400 18 Years... ccc cece eee cee seeeeeseeeeeeeeeeee teeeee $ ew Misses’ $37.50 High Class Suits All exclusive models, copies of the latest Parisian styles made of fabrics distinctly original, richly trimmed with silks, braids and laces. 14 to 18 only one or two of w Kinds ieee ee esses seseeeseee ors 9 Misses’ and Juni of popular materials, all new models with up-to-date collar Collection of smart Spring*Suits trimming effects, also @ splendid tailor-made Suit of imported auiti and in sizes 13 to 18 years. Misses’ Silk Frock Fashionable models, suitable for street or evening wear, fashioned of imported chiffon taffeta and clinging satin, with bodice, coatee or peplum of Ratine or Shadow Lace, similar styles being shown at the present time for #25, in sizes 14 to 18 years, also Gy 7ey for women of medium size. Special $v. Misses’ $10.00 Blazer Coats Smart Norfolk models of wool Paca with stitched belt, collar and cuffs of gay BQ contrasting shades. Sizes 14 to 16 yeats........cccceccscececcacecasaces $@. Misses’ and Juniors’ Graduation Dresses Made of Brussels net, eyelet embroidery, voile and French lawn, beautifully designed and richly embellished with fine laces, medallions and ribbons, in si 13 to 18 12 75 years. Special at. + ... Slee Other models of elaborate designs range in prices from $14.75 to $37.50. Girls’ White Dresses Dainty new models of sheer lawn and embroidery, with Dutch neck, set-in sleeves and fniertion and nbben. sizes Gto tayeatesa $1.50, 92.95.$3.95 ana $4.50 Girls’ Spring Coats Clearance of entire stock of high-class Spring Coats, to be sacrificed regardless of cluded are full-length tailored models lish checks, serge and mixtures, also mor: styles with belted or ght backs, autiful collar etfects, richly trimmed wit! braids and laces. Siz to 14 years. IMPSON CRAWFORD CO., IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER $1.98 to $3.98 Untrimmed Hats at 98c, $1.68 &» $2.48 Prices that are made possible only because the con- tinued bad weather forced a manufac- turer to make an unpreced- ented sac- rifice. Assortment includes Jap body hats with white or black underfacings, two-toned javas, hemps, etc. [> Main Floor. $1.00 Ostrich **Stick-ups"’ $1.00 June Roses Paris-made Curled Ostrich Stick-ups; the thing for trimming] A large cluster of moss buds and foliage; a handsome hat hats in the latest style. Don't miss this bargain AGe| timing of, superior quality, which will give 58c treat. Special . . perfect satisfaction providing you select your individual touch possible Our corps materials in the With the price advantages this sale affords you can your hat for you without charge They will give your new hat a masterful anc Saturday—Men’s Day in Our Jewelry Dept. DiamondCuff Buttons AReal Treat for Our Men Folks $1.00 Washable Doeskin Gloves for women, one clasp, white PRs MAT Rt rari 79c black and white; wrist, Two Clasp ure Silk Gloves : apecial at...sseeeeeeenes 59e¢ | Dour ipped; t vif, tb Limited quantity of « high-grade, large Women's s0c Imported Milanese and white; at, pair Ss Q size, solid gold cuff buttons, plain Lisle Gloves ‘Two clasp; heavy backs; white, black and colors $15 $23.75 $34.7 Newest and cleveres styles, ccrrected mate Menty I To-Morrow 125 Women Can Buy $15, $16.50 and $19.75 SpringCoatsfor$10 Only 125 garments, but the season's smartest models, Each coat measures up to our high standard, is perfectly tailored and fashioned of materials t! der long and satisfact Plain tailored, some w ing color collars, many with ne collar and deep duffs, and are trin med with ratine and novelty buttons, HI All the wanted colors, white, blue and black i richnovel hopsacking and Taffe Women's Tailored duced for Quick Clearance Doeskin Fabric Glove: ased designs, with embroidered 16 button length, mousquetaire style, in the natural chamois 39c 29c (yellow) color... CF Main Floor, are selling regu- ). Saturday only, at Genuine Carbuncle, Tiger Eye and Jade Rings Set in massive solid gold; all stamped and trade-marked, i $2.95 suitable for Ushers’ Gifts. Usually $5.00, A Special—The New Oval ScarfPin Clasp $1.75 quantity at utifully and artistieally finished in Roman gold. ulorly #800 at 7 Maln Floor wi CF Third Moor, Permit us to offer this suggestion:—Let our expert fitter properly fit your feet in a pair of Sir Henri Shoes for Women, $3 &» $3.5 A better made, more graceful shoe at the price is not made—a fact attested by our growing business. > heoene Flew. Tan Calf Button Boots, $3.00 and $3.50 White Nubuck Button Boots, sare fine serges, | otch tweeds, Material; inixture: ‘Suits Re- White Nubuck Pumps, $3.50 The Styles in De- mand Now Are: At $3 | At $3.50) At $3 Calf Pur | Tan Calf Oxfords for Tailored Suits, formerly up to $25. for Tailored Suits, formerly up to $35. for Tailored Suits, formerly up to $50, 5 | Tan Calf Colonials patent onleel ea ent Leather Pumps | Gun Metal Calf Colon- | Patent Leather Oxfords Women's Silk Dresses at $6.95 fetal Calf Pumps ials Gun Metal Calf Ox- Regularly $14.7! to $19.75 Black Satin Pumps Patent leather Colonials |: fords usually trimmed with buttons, ete Misses’ and Juniors’ Shoes, in a variety of styles and leathers ; $1,75 to $2.79 FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1918. MLLE, ANTOINETTE CANTARELLI AND FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA, IN OUR RESTAURANT, EIGHTH FLOOR, mpson Craujord Co. | In New York's Shopping Center } Coats formerly to $7.50..93.75 | Coats formerly to $10.00..95.95 | Coats formerly to $15.00..97.95 LAER EE ORLA EADIE REDD 5 (eee eee, If Your Feet Are Tired of Poor Shoes Attention, Men! Forward, A Clothing Sale that’s Worth While 480 315 to 918 $(f>.85 Spring Suits, at. . 3] 4,5 For 785 320 to $25 Silk. Lined 420 $30 to $35 Suits. Suits, London 318° Models, at ; That’s the invitation in a nutshell. We leave it to the clothes to tell the rest of the story. © beeond Fleet, And they will speak to you of all-wool fabrics, of stylish cut, of proper tailoring. Every suit a suit fit to travel in gentlemen’s Compa. ut see them yourselves—compare them—it costs nothing to look, The Suits at $9.85 The Suits at $14.85 The Suits at $18.75 Worsteds; hand taflored; the very Imported fabrics, silk worsteds, Exact copies of London models, latest Spring models. Not @ suit | foreign tweed, navy blue serge, man; newest fabrics, including the latest worth less than $15, most of them | novelties. Silk lined. Not one w blue grays. Not worth less than 630 worth moe. less than $20. or 635, Great Sale Men’s Furnishings Men’s $1.25 to $1.50 Spring and Summer Negligee Shirts at T9¢ Fine percales and printed madras; pleated and plain, negligee front; coat cut; the new stripe and figures; the very newest patterns. [7 Main Flees. And some in white, negligee, self colored or figured madras; of goft mercerized cotton; French turn back cuffs; to be worn with cither soft or linen collar. Never have such good shirts been sold at such low figures. 90c Neckwear, 25c Real 50c ties, not the near 50c kind. From one of the best makers in the country. The newest silks and the newest colors; you must sce these to appreciate them. ‘ $1.25 “Faultless” Pajamas, 85c $3.95 “Terry” Bath Robes, $2.95 Men's Nainsook Shirts and Pravier-9O | Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawere3Qy, sleeveless shirts; drawers knee length... . tne ees Boys Suits With Extra Pair of Pants, $5.00 eee the boys Pe eorrens Almost as good as two suits forthem. Norfolk or double breasted suits, strictly all wool. ‘Two pair knickerbocker pants. afrirerects Grays, browns and fancy effects, also navy blues in serge, for confirmation, with one pair pants in full cut knickerbocker style. Norfolk sizes 7 to 12 years, Double breasted st. sizes 8 to 17 vears, SIMPBGN CRAWFORD CO., IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER Summer Blouses Not to Be Matched at the Price Copies of high grade models, comprising'all the newest up-to-date styles. im, Dressy Lace Waists, $3.98 to $7.90 Coatee models, in combinations of Cluny and Filet net, ornamented with buttons, e pretty vestee effects. Macrame and shadow lace blouse: feotively combined with suit col many other models appropriately with suits, PP 7 Becand Floor, Dressy Lingerie Waists, 94.98 to $12.75 Some of the daintiest, dressiest combina- tions of voile, batiste, embroidery trim- med with Cluny and macrame laces, in high and low necks, long and short sleeves. Bb vercceccececeerees seeeee ee ne ee A _Big Belfast Maker's is of 15c to39c Hand- kerchiefs at 18c, 1214c and 7c Some of the best hand- kerchief values you were ever offered and just in time to fill your Summer and vacation needs, Many of them are perfect; others have an occasional thick thread or slipped stitch. nerous heor, fine bits of tily ‘hemstitched, medium weight linens for those who favor them. Odd initials on linen and shamrock cloth. One corner embroidered effects. In three great price lots: Lot No. 1 contains values to 15¢c.; your choice at 7}4¢, Lot No.% contains values to &5c.; your choice at 12 ingerie re Waist, ino 'lariess effects, id daintiest combinations Pepe WA per ir thay Ince’, also hich neck models, with good high fitted collar, short sleeves, all ‘rimmed with fine embroidery insertions and Val, laces, $1.50 Lingerie Waists for $1.00 ishiful coor » in pretty Dutch necks, de of finest qualit Lot No. $ contains values to $9c.; awe and bati t i cks, made of quality C7 Malin Fleer, —__J Toilet Articles 69¢ Hair Brushes, one piece back; black and white bristles, 29¢. 91.00 Cuticle Scissors, fine good quality steel; at $9¢. 25¢ Na’ le, flexible knife shapes; a variety of lengths; at 19¢. 40c Nail and Hand Brushes, ebony or light wood handles; large size, 25e. Orangewood Sticks, hoof SIMPBON CRAWFORD CO., IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER Women's Neckwear at 50c Styles of neckwear that will Tensdily take the fancy of those seeking dainty neck- Groceries 500 BOXES OF SWEET ORANGES AND JUICY LEMONS points; Se shape; 10c dozen. a fixings, that are different to nanured Alcohol, pint- ordinary kinds for which Simpson Crawford have long been fawed. ° Some of the many effects included; Ratine Lace Dress Sets and Lace Eton Sets Sleeveless Gutmpes Robespierre Comars Pad Cee ierrok Collars Judge Sich + Abessi Slocks Wisden tae Trem med labors Peroxide Cream, La some well known brands; stock clearance, Se. 49c Witch Hazel, quart bottles; at Soc. 98c Rubber Gloves, odds and ends; at 29¢. 15c Packer's Tar Soap, at 10c. Se Castile Soap, 6 cakes in box; at 19¢ box. Se Sanitary Napkins, 1 dozen in box; at 30¢ dozen CF Main Floor. Initialled Tumblers 6 for 2lc ‘OUR initial en- f graved to order 100 tubs fresh made; cial to-morrow at, (not delivered) oo. ees * Siath Floor, marked spe ree Styles $1 Gas Lights 69c Just the sort of neckfittingr that add a desirable touch of fashion to your waist, dress, coat or tailored suit. 25c and 39c Lace Pleatings 19c yd. on each tumbler, Spe: Vow Gu f Y pretty styles ciaity shops would iva ein was burner charge regularly $1.00, } dy atyieto oat ord * Sandie power mantle No mail, phone or C. O: fl eh espe D. orders filled. TEBAP CR 10c Gas Mantles,5¢ £7 Sixth Floor, (7 bisth Fleer., a