The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1912, Page 13

SAY FLIGHT KID" UP 2,000 FEET DEFORE BREAKFAST debi acou: cas Peoli | Takes Capt. Baldwin’s Red Devil Up at Mineola, Capt. Baliwin's “Rea Devil” of the alr lowed Ifke a live flame in the first rays of the riding sun at Mineole: to-~day, when Cecil Peoll, the eixteen-year-old ‘Bronx “eky-flight kid," started on an- Other of his remarkable flights, A puffy, Scrappy wind was blowing as the ma- @hine took the rise. Handling it tke o weteran, Peoli spiraled, with @ erfeot @f wind pressure, The machina, © great hawk, took the turns ewiftty G20 carety, the evolutions arousing the ‘end this morning’s excursion was merely ato get up an appetite for breakfast. | Cecil takes to flying like @ fish to Water, for he won firet the champton- ‘ship for the construction of fying meddle, and visiting Capt. Baldwin, ‘opined that, as he knew the of seroplanes he wes feould operate one—and id so first try. No other air man or air has a record to equal thie, Cecil will My for ‘his pilot's ioense Saturday, The.Christmas machine that te to fiy from Governor's Island to Washington early Saturday morning, carrying 100 pounds of mail, was being tuned up al?! Jast night and this morning under the direction of Mr. Roberts, maker of the engine, and Clifton O. Hadley, who will make the flight. The engine that had fbeen hit by @ bullet during en aerial ‘workout @ few days ago had been re- placed by another that arrived from ‘Ohio last night. Hadley will, at daybreak to-morrow, fly to Governor's Island and etart early Saturday on his journey to the national capital. The experiment hee been de- layed three times, but Hadley, in the q@idst of his painstaking preparations to-day, declared that he will eet off on ‘me Saturday, : -_ HUMAN LIFE CREATED ARTIFICIALLY BY A MUNICH PROFESSOR. Success Is Announced in Experi ‘ment. With a Hitherto Childless Woman. ; BERLIN, June 1%—Privy Councilor jerlein, the celebrated Muntch pro- Posie announces that he has obtained tional success with experiments in artificial production of human life, @he subject of his experiment was o married woman, twenty-four years old, ‘who had hitherto been childless. Four gmenthe after artificial impregnation Wes every assurance that she ul beso! Keattty mala. Prof, Dosderiein has just published @n account of the experiment, together particulars of similar experiments @arried out by the Russian scientist, im the case of dlood horses. the mother of a normal, —_— HATFIELD-M’COY FEUD ENDS. ‘West Virginia Clans Long at War Unite om Political Issue. ; BLUBFIPLD, W. Va, June #.—That he Hatfleld-MoOoy fewd, one of the olt- and bloodiest in the history of the fest-Virginia-Kentucky border, has ended for af time was indicated to-@ay when Dr. H. J, Hatfield, cousin of “Devil ‘Anse’ Hatfleld, leader of the Hatfeld clan, received a telegram from A, J. McCoy, leader of the McCoy faction, ti- d@orging his candidacy for Governor of ‘West Virginia. The telegram was dated at Princeton, W. Ve., and read: “Greet- Ings to Dr. Hatfleld from a MOoy. Con- atulations, That you mey win in November is my desire." Dr. Hatfield was nominated for Gov- @rnor et the Republican primaries last reek. if po DEGREE FOR DRUMMOND. Villanova College Honors Commis- ton Charities. PHILADELPHIA, June 1—Twenty- five etudents were graduated at the f@nnual commencement exercises heli to-day by Villanova College and seVéral honorary degrees Were also awarded. Among those given the degree of doctor of laws was H, J. Drummond, commis wloner of charities, New York City. The degree of doctor of philosophy was wiven the Rev. George J, Waring, chaplain in the United States navy, and Dr. John M, Connelly, Boston, Mass. — jers Are Sentenced. , June 18.—Joseph An- Selo, Stephen Calambe and Joseph Na- Politan, who were convicted a tew days @x6 of extortion, were to-day sen- tenced by County Judgge Niemann. Angelo and Calambo were each given @ix years and Napolitan was sentenced to not more than eight years nor less than four and one-half years in Ging Ging. On March 17 last the three de- ®ahded $15 from Dominio Parisi under threat ‘of blowing his head off. Paris! $36,500 1S RASED FOR JOINT DISEASE HOSPTAL ADDITION ged President of Institution for Treatment of Deformities An- nounces New Building Plans. B. M. Gattie, President of the Hos '_ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1972. ST. JOSEPH EXAMINATIONS, | === : YOU ARE SAFE WHEN YOU BUY ment wil be installed, and the dis- Dengary will be a model of its kind. Last year the hospital gave over 2,- © treatments to more than 2,400 crippled children and adults. Nearly 900 patients from California, West Virginia, Mary- (and, Vermont, Idaho and States: other than New York were treated. Ground will te broken for the new dispensary as soon as sufficient funds are in hand, At least $15,000 additional | must be raised. Subscriptions are re- ceived at the hospital, No. 1916 Madison avenue, New York city. —_—> A Great Reasoner. (From the Washington Star.) “That man Je @ great reasoner,” said the thoughtful citizen. “Yes,” reptied Farmer Corntossel. “He's one of those people that lose your Candidates for Seminary te be Teatea Jane 27 and 28. Candidates for admission to Bt. Jos eph's Geminery, Dunwoodle, should ap- ply to his emigence, the cardinal erch- bishop, No, 3 Madison avenue, Frifay, June 2, or Gaturday, June @, et 10 o'clock. Examinations for admission to the seminary will be held at Cathedral Col- lege, No, 42 Madison avenue, Thure- day, June %7, and Friday, June 2% at oA. M. Applicants for admission to Cathedral College, the Preparatory Department of St. Joseph's Seminary, should present 4, or Tuesday, June %, at 9 A. M. them about # and then notified ice,’ | confidence because you know they're smart enough to convince you whether they’ee right or not.” Examinations will be held at the Col- Pital for Deformities and Joint Diseases, Madison avenue, near One Hundred and that lege Wednesday, June %; Thursday, June 27, and Friday, June 2%, at 9 A. M. Out of Sorts Opes Seen 5 cee ee oe: oe Ve ae of an amateur theatrical perfo just wi mothers the term by the tases try Panes tn wow| ~ fasiende, wean, lous of appetio, inclination to sleep plead te wee breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby. These are symptoms of sickness. It may be fever, » congestion, Gere ak eee eee Do not lose a minute. x rs. operation, open pores in, of Sas. Hakated threatened sic ae ey. erected in Hast One Hundred | matter, and drive away the kness, and Twenty-third street and adjoin the rear. According to the structure will be seven thigh, The most modern equip- AWAY | The Best News of the Season in the NEW STORE FOR MEN @readway; corner of Bighth Gtreet. Main floor) Summer Suits at $15.50 Of $20 to $25 Grade One by one the manufacturers are letting go their surplus stocks. The lots we are getting now are the choicer patterns and quantities held with the hope of getting full price for them. Summer worsteds, cheviots and wool crashes—hand tailored—in desirable patterns. All sizes from 34 to 46. Broadway; corner of Eighth .@treet, Main floor, tomer. as a model kitchen. their profession. process. For Men Who Are Hard On Shirts, We Have These At 50c At 65c At 75c Neglige shirts of madras Neglige shirts of finer Soft shirts of mercerized and percale in neat stripes, madras or percale in cotton, in plain white, with starched cuffe at- stripes, with attached blue, gray, tan; coat style, tached or separate. Sizes starched cuffe. Sizes 14 soft double cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17, to 17, 14 to 17, e —All of which will compare favorably with those usual at Ties at 25 “stc. "of washable fabrics knitted, or of silk, includ. ing the popular Barathea in plain shades. —priday, Subway floor, Old Building. 90c Clothes a Boy for everyday summer wear, thanks to a capture of fifty dozen 65c Blouse Waists to Sell at 40c Madras in neat stripes; collars attached. Perfect. All sizes, 7 to 14. candies. with box. The Sports Store Comes Up to the Net With risk. Try a box 581 Guaranteed Tennis Racquets At Less Than Half the Usual Prices We advise some quick footwork on the part of those who wish to count in this match, for these are racquets that will not stay here long. 8 They are with this year’s gut, of first-class quality. That in the $3.50 racquets is as good as the gut used in any racquet. The man who made them chooses carefully the wood for the frames of the racquets. His first selection goes on rac-| Our 50c Tub Knicker- ||| quets which bear his name. The wood remaining—not uni- bock. | form in color, but free of any defect—hase gone into the frames jockers | of the racquets we shall sell tomorrow, guaranteed. AX $1.50—214 racquets of regular $3.50 grade. ‘At §3.50—568 racquets worth all the way from $6 to $9. of white duck, khaki and gray crash are so good that we doubt if any com- ||] Mail Orders The racquets are in the latest improved models, in all bination of circumstances |}/ Filles Promptly weights and sizes of handle. can bring us better at the ||| Teta catl Ready Friday Morning, Sporting Goods Store, | price, Sizes 7 to 16. faction’ euataniaed Subway,floor, New Bldg., at foot of \dway Elevators, P Subway floor, Old Building. nana relunded ‘Address any: store at which you are JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street in the habit of trad- ing, or Riker and \]] Hegeman, N.Y. | checks for 20 cents. them we will cheerfully refund your money. 60c value, only 39¢ the pound box, _ jee enti ont en ne te sree pees on mn emcee The fruit juices we use are the pure syrups and| Delicious Egg Drinks 10c juices of the choicest ripe fruits. We use no “concen- trates” or other chemical makeshifts. AT RIKER AND HEGEMAN DRUG STORES Perfect Soda Half Price To-Morrow (Friday) Only Four, 5-cent soda checks for 10 cents; four 10-cent soda | Not more than $1 worth to any one cus- Checks to be used in thirty days. Yes, we are proud of our soda water. of our business receives more care or thought. fountains themselves are the best that money can|nowhere else. buy; beautiful to the eye, sanitary in operation, and , No section| housekeeper jealous. There’s a richness and“smooth- The|ness and flavor to our ice creams that you'll find Our “sundaes” are a revelation in delicacy and re- convenient for our customers. We keep them as clean| freshment—made from pure fruit juice and cream. Learn to Drink Perfect Soda via ial offer of our Perfect Soda at Half Price, This novelties, ou to our Soda Delights which are the| Fountains. Once you learn the delights of our delicious drinks, you will become a regular patron. Our regular soda fountain prices are: .: $¢| Ice Cream Sodas. .10c by seat Mihasgadlh se | and cream. . "50 | Moxie, Coca-Cola, Lemons: Bee ccccccccoveres Se | Sundaes To-morrow (Friday) you can buy four 5-cent checks for 10 cents; four 10-cent checks for 20 cents. We make our own ice creams, and our ice cream| more than $1 worth of checks to one customer; checks plants are so clean and well kept as to make a perfect| must be used within thirty days. Riker’s Perfect Chocolates, 39c the pound box Riker’s Perfect Chocolates’ are the way of the famous candies universally sold at 60c the The most delicious fillings, a large variety, per-| fectly covered with chocolate of the highest quality and most exquisite flavor. We invite you to try “Perfect Chocolates” at our if you are not entirely pleased with! oun in every Genuine Travelers’ Toilet Cases, 59c You cannot travel comfort- ably unless you have a toilet case. Ours are convenient and pretty. Made of leather, can- vas, cretonne, silk, in attractive colors and dainty patterns, Lined with rubber of various colors, Separate pockets for hair brush and comb, tooth and nail brushes, soap, wash cloth, sponge, towel, creams, powders, etc., 49¢ to $1.98. Toilet Cases, of dainty cretonne, with separate rubber lining; an especially good value 59c Compare the prices char; stores with the prices you pai Sloan's Liniment, 50c size Westphal's Auxilia tor, $1.00 size $0c. Rose's Lime Juice, 50c size 33c. Welch's Grape Juice, 10c, 25c and 4$c. Riker's Grape Juice, 25c and 40c. ‘ Garfield Tea, 50c size 35e, 25c size 18¢. Peroxide of Hydrogen, chemically pure, 19¢ per pound. Riker's Mosquito Talcum, sure to keep mosquitoes at bay, 15c. Bathin Tanguay Cap, 92.23. Bunty Cap, $1.29. Rosemaid Cap, $1.49. Quaker Girl Cap, 91.98. Nell Brinkley Cap, $1.79. Gaby Cap, $1.79. | Bathing Caps of Pure |Gum—cheerful colors, 29¢ to 79¢. You Are Safe When You Buy at IKER AND y We HEGEMAN DRUG STORES Telephone your orders to the nearest Riker-Hegeman store. deliver promptly. Living Every household necessity has increased in price in the last }} ten years—with the single exception of drug store goods. before the Wo reserve the right to Hmit quantities, Not Take the Best Candy on\Reducing the Cost of | Your Week-End Trip The nearest Riker and Hegeman drug store offers you an ideal assortment of the highest qualities of Our candy departments provide anything from a very excellent hard candy, packed in glass jars |] at 10 cents each, to beautiful five-pound boxes of choco- lates and bonbons at $1 the pound. Thousands of our customers are especially pleased | 38c, 25c size 19¢. to-day Lee Riker and Hegeman |-known preparations: Hirax, 25c size 19¢. Hegeman's Mosquito Ban- isher, 15c. Bicarbonate of Soda, 1 Ib., Cream of Tartar, chemically pure, 4 oz., 10c. Oil Citronella, for all insect bites, 2 02., 10¢. Rhubarb and Soda Mix- ture, old family remedy for Summer complaint, 4 oz., 15¢. Canthrox, an excellent sham- poo, 50c size, 29¢. Squibb's Talcum Powder, @5e size 12c. No dealers auppiied. Caps and Shoes | Our designs are to be had exclusively at the Riker and Hege- man stores. ‘They were originated for us by famous Paris milliners, in a wide variety of charming styles, shapes and colorings. Our bathing caps are made of rubberized satin or taffeta. Bathing Shoes and Sandals, 39c Up Every shoe in our stock com- bines comfort and charm, High shoes of U. 8. Govern- ment duck, in all colors; 79¢ values; our price, 59c. Very high shoes, in all the new shades, An exceptional value, 79c. Sandals and Shoes of Satin |} and Sateen, 98¢ to $2.55. Open All Night Our store in the Times Building, Times Square, is open all day and all night—seven days —) and seven Seah wea ae pone, Bryant 49¢3, perfect, ice- | If you have never tried our “sundae” The men who dispense our soda are the experts of| try one-Friday. We provide them with the best ap- ra on bi ss recipes, the highest od of ingre- jients, and, constant supervision and suggestion,| Friday only is made to attract help them tw piodtioe Drinks Peicgt unquestioned best in the world. The water used in our fountains is filtered by the best filters we can buy, and is carbonated by the best Phosphates ker and Hegeman chain came into existence, and you will find that Riker and Hegeman }} prices save you from 25% to 40% on your drug store purchentil A few illustrations of our prices, all on w ese Nes