The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1912, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1912 3; ANALYSIS OF THE NEW YORK JOHNNY os FT MORGAN PARTNER (MISSING NURSE PASTOR'S FACTION IN ; nye gp cine cpa | -PASSNICCHURGH SUT. The ‘Made Up’ Girl Causes the Johnny; - ISLIKE HIS CHIEF: NOW IN CLEVELAND, 1 NT His Type Demands the ‘Made Up’ Girl HE HAS NO THINK POLICE BELIEVE |Long Drawn Out Fight Ends and Vanden Heuvel Side Must Surrender. TO FORCE MAYOR § > BY COURT ORDER y TOLEXOW POLCE 9 Alderman Curran Declares! Writ of Mandamus Will Be ) 7 Applied For. | CS as ” So on Sailing With Fam-| Bureau Superintendent Thinks, | ily After Bidding Banker | It Was Miss Snodgrass Who | Goodby. Sought Position. wes | bia PASSAIC, N 4 T.-The long —— drawn out fiat for possession of the | HOT NOTE TO GAYNOR, OTABLES SAIL.) curvnuasn, duty zi—tie pase, Sorbets Cheinian Htoraed Che i a 'MANY young |"t Myrtle avenue ant Burgess place, Ab for, MAS at last beon settled, by a decison Just handed down by Chancellor Ba ere towday aro searching for woman who last Tueslay appl ‘ Petitioner Quotes Epictetus and | Princess Parlaghi Goes Back to] tna eno, the superintendent there suse | Ti fh, Walker at trenton, pris 2 i A m nm . : hi ’ Iams | \! plana alist Asks Why No Action Is Europe With Servants, | Snodxrass, the young woman rnisaing | vane” Wewvel ‘action, headed by toe | } from Mount Vernon, N. ¥, ‘The New i render ye" Taken on Graft. Dogs and Lion. Tork polios learned that Mite Mhoderase Carer eagh Ena Mi nt ‘ started Went from there last Saturday intent © figit for tie ponwension of tet My ) % ‘i és endent of CRUTCH #tneted in the congremation”a: 5 Aterman Henry H. Curran said to- The lack of “a think" (s generat Mr hai Ahan da bag Sih dent ot | bein divided into two factions, ene 4 ¢ay to an Evening World reporter that among the partners of J. P. Morgan.! Mir well dressed cmt spoke with «| Mnown as the Vanden Heuvel fection, 1 tn ee be mandamussed in Charlee Steele, one of them, who, with! s accent, The girl disappeared , 9" the other ay the Classis of Hudson iy Serpecs of hen et? Maetrnek the Mra, Steele and their daughters, salled| when ehe could not show a diploma | faction. The two sides fought day Sp atk ts Lecce ease, mveatl | to-day on the Olympic, declared he waa| <n, [after day, unt at a tmeating of. the: 7 imp gellie nee fashion the Rosen- |Mke his chief in that respect. This re-| Mra, John T. Crider, slater of Dorcas |Clasela of Hudson it wan decided that When Aiéeraus Of mark wan in reply to a request for Mr.| Snodgrass, the Mount Vernon nurse,| Rev. Mr. Vanden Heuvel munt be te- 1 the Finance Comsurra®: Chairman of Steele's opinion concerning the business! who Aleappeared July 17, expressed | Heved of the pulpit. He was not to adits seg Committee, and his col- and political situation, | the hetief to-day that the young wom- | ccupy It until « decision was received Gal prosiated the Soren ait evening The banker sald he would spend alan ts dead or held 9 prisoner, "0% From the quncral synod. The cause for petty iar) petition the Mayor, couple of months in England with hia] wise Dorcas would have written or com. | thls notion being taken arose over the / trying to Wribaesuae ais said they wero family, vesting. He expressed the belief | municated with us in sony way, It ts He! Lined divo ce proceedings, when q Sant ise him and thet ihe | that the Civinese loan of $300,000,000] not like her to leave us muffefing with | (t* Hew. Vanden Heuvel told certatm : Rear Wee mutifying iteett by such wan “oft.” doubt and fear, She is either held pris. | fAct# which were secretly ted to save. Mr, Morgan was aboard the Otymptc| oner or is dead,” she wald ing by Mine, eaten, /ROr ery eee ' CHARTER FORCES MAYOR for @ few minutes to bid the Stecles bon| Hut Lieut, Michael Stlveratetn, who | Site TO I88UE CALL. | voyage, He saw the reporter who tried| has lven searching for the girl, to-day ot wishing to be held by the Classis ] “We received anything but a hearty | to Interview iim on his arrival the other| oxpreased bellef in a new clus offered by rte Hudw al acd ore — i reception,” sald Alderman Gurren, day, and asked with a obucklo ‘f the/ Conductor Lee A. Breese of Train No, |S" uae With, (le paglor in ninng | “We were frank in telling the Mayor | reporter had received a raise in} 2 of the New York Central Ita Irow, | tau er t } @ur purpose und assured him we con- ary yet. who 9 nure Mine Snodgrass wax on tile | “Gwe wie cet AMAN SPanD Aue a@ caw BuT sm THE END SHE Gives Him THE LAoaH !" Wickman no legal gate xt | “Girls Who Are ‘Good Fellows’ Let a Man Expend All| °"*"'°" ° ee oe Srootaatully te. seleet. in copesition He Has and Then Laugh at Him,” Writes a Has- the Qtayor to call 6 apeci@l excstay Been—“I Married a Fluff Ball Girl and Have the Best Wife in the World,” Says Jack. 0, you didn't give me an interview,”’| train when it left New York Miturday | | teplied the reporter. evening for Chicago. 1z woman, "What would you call tt then?” del very much agitated and disheveled manded Mr. Morgan, who was in ® fine) boarded tho train at the last moment | humor. and purchased a ticket for Othera who sailed were Kermit Roose-| she had no bagwage. At Buffalo the velt, David Jones and Gen, James Le] conductor left the train and does neX) and the Classe of know how far the young woman went orning and evenini ———— | Carter, PERFECTLY SATISFIED WITH Willam Pinkerton, atiii another of} When Mra. Crider heard Broeae's story parsonage was given over to Rav HIS ATTRACTIVE WIFE. the Olympic's passengers, said he had! she wa, ubtful of it# value. She could | V4 n Heuvel, who had to pay #7 & Dear Madam: Just « word or two great confidence in the New York pollee) not see how her sister, who had only $9] MONTH rent about the fluff-ball girl. I am an and thought that Rorential’s slayers| when ahe left could buy a ticket for nthe ago the Vanden Hous) average man of average taste, and, ree they So alaveemt like others of my kind, had always been attracted by the fuff-ball girl So much #o that I married one of “THE FLUPE-BALL GIRL WINS ONLY THE PLUFE-—BaLt wuSBAWD® heard eo Chancellor abrris ton Sunday the n could overpy ft * 18 THE socuTioN OFTHE FAT PAN THESTRAIGUT FRONT 3” and again won, he ¢ nden Heuvel f vel faction mad BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. least fe the light in bis te, in accordance with “The overdressed, made-up girl Produces the Johnny.” “The Johnny demands that the girl he takes out shall be made up and overdressed. His demand produces the supply. them, And she is stil) a fMuff-ball sirl, and we now have a cute Iittis year-old fluff-ball baby girt. The baby has the pest mother and I the best wife in the world. A more home- loving woman could not be found anywhere. Here is one substantial would be drought to justice before long. | Cleveland, Silverstein, however, thinks | Oo." Court, avin that they be allowed | “There aro a fow grafters in the de-| the girl had sufficient opportunty to get the churoh’ Munday tm eninge ‘This wae partment,” he said, “but for the most| money in the three duys which elapsed, | refuse = y part they are fing meo."’ Another clue offered by Gi 0. TELLS WERO TALE EACH MEMBER OF THE FAWILY HAS A DEGREE. On the St. Paul of the American Line, which salled to-day, were Dr. D. D. Underwood, L. D.; Mrs, Underwood, who is an M. D., and their son, HH. Starr Jr, of Mount Vernon, ts scouted by Silverstein. Starr claims to have seen Mian Snodgrase Monday morning on @ Sixth avenue elevated train. On Monday afternoon Miss Phoebe Cum- mings, 4 servant girl In Mount Vernon, claims also to have seen her on Twenty- third street r requires good to« baccoto make g cigarettes, and f tobacco comes ha Wharton Underwood, who hax Juat been w York University deaiea, ‘The reward of $500 offered by the wood fi althy, but fas | missin, girl's bi iy will p bly Only the inexp pod Hiat (wentyceaen Senin. tol Mer inerenaed’ to 814000, It ees ene(SiV@, practical wrap-” work in Korea. Young Mr.| nounced brothers will stay ping enables us to will apend three years with) on in the hope of finding Mia Snod- {Achy Wotratinte work, uty] erate after “aire, Crier leaves for] Offer 20 Fatima Cig- t Oakland, Cal, Au Back and forth, back and forth the| instance of @ woman who was and Fireman’s' Wife Says Peddler | Made Her Write Goodby | , men and women readers of The! puts up her hair in an attractive Notes After Attack. ourts compel him a fe tmtend to designate & emall working investigating commit- say, five or seven members with fall powers to subpoena. The Commit- tee on Rules will decide the membership of the committee, WILL CALL GAMBLERS AND POLICE RANK AND FILE. “Every phase of the situation will ha gone into, We ghall demand to —— Evening World toss the apple of dis-|. and pieasing manner, and who does cord. But however much they may! !t for her own satisfaction and that differ about the causes practically| f her husband, and who, at the | same time. can keep house and bo a everybody agrees as to the central; gooq mother, ax well a A Botan Cuan facts of the situation. It is admitted! any of tie young “old-maid” type. that a large class of young women! JA | And now we come to two of many know from the police and others the - exist who, relatively at least, put! 00) Fephip ab etladi number and location of all gambling) WIKOLA GREELEYSMITH more on their faces than they do OD: then New York which canvinae me plunges in this city; stasis eseent, tee thelr bodies, and that an equal number of young men are to be found who) the correlated problema of dre under which different police re-| live emotionally from land to mouth, who panhandle their way from Ons) Aa eo and of the Johnny local to > York. I wish T had space to print the ¢ commonioat man from starving, and who constitute the corner loafers, the mashers, masculin : 1 with her sister to Oana, arettes for 15 cents. ‘‘Distinctively Individual’’ Tie strange case of Mrr. Lorotiy Leonard of No, 38 Kast Thirtieth stroet, jWho told a wetrd story yesterday after the being found in a closct with her throat | my hired Ba and her olothing on fire, iw stlil an paint- have Ke “0,0 Christians among | where her flance, PF. Edgar schmidt, | wang, said Mra, Underwood, | had arranged to meet tier in the ey Willd thelr own eharches and | winter and have the marriage take | False a fad of $2500 a year 10 Catt’! place in the Crider home, fon church work. au The Princess Parlagh!, with a ret el —_—~— \"ira Leonard is (he wife of Mirenan of tervante, dogs wna pet hon, wus| MAGISTRATE ARTHUR BUTTS Sohn J, Laonart_ ot Bala Nimist| “LOSES FRONT” TO A “DIP.” 16, Other firemen gone to th ximes an administrations, and the| young woman to another asking for a kiss or even a soul to keep a poor identity of their proprietorships, It vecessary we will summon the pro- . . aatiriat of Lattle F Belmont and Mr a age ~ prietors and known playera to get the/and the club-window cads of New York | Here ts part of | to answer an alarm, had just rescued | of Mowers stow minutes | ep ouched! His Way | facts regarding gambling and ita re-| The young women have sent me fierce | flected that n hundred years ago | ADVOCATES SUSPENDERS FOR; /% “fe Wien he rushel up. She was walling tl © win apend | “Touched” on His Way to Boston lation to the so-called police system, ithen taken to 1 When she re Indictments of a certain of New| your sex had a monopoly of prac- oung men have re-| tloally all the grafts @ matri- sing of| amony? That all remunerative work - the Ignorance,| wae denied to woman save only and Gift Watch and Chain | Stolen. { police of © MEN IN SUMMER, Dear Madam: T have been observ ing With the strongest approv crusade against the sty » months at ( “In justice to Police Commissioner | Pct " Weldo, we shall alse take up his aide| Yehk Johny, Th bret vin whieh he blames! piled with wailing and the courts which have failed to ade+|teoth over the frivolit ered conscious is she anid ) “A peddier called at my house and de- {manded money. & would not give It to 7 ree elty in the and he took John's razor and cut ‘ “4, OF fi a ; country were not y that Magis- quately rent gambiers, or to order] tne gnobhiahness 9 y torm| that of “working” men? 4 at present indicated in iny throat. He made me write thove ‘yl be means Hestroved Implements seized mm raiding |1)° Cr! a TF yorks|| What “ide arse hae); mente of the geittler sex ou will find. When L went to th aera ii eg Rye Mice aim cae amu 0 ing of the 3 g ‘ dell ha owt H mu will fine r e to 1c ‘ | gambling houses. aly Vari tesl thatihie ie not eolhe tur front 1 front, in the ve “Toward this end |: will be neces-| An interesting dif tlvermed “the business of being a wo: In the hall {t was on fre. ne ely Int nacular of the plekpocket, t# to have Litieal situation, She aa enough, this crusad sary to bring before the conunittes|of view es found the notes she re- the sexoy te discernible tn | tx it will be requisite to employ a steff ‘Who steals my son) stonis | li” Is at of Independent Investigators, remote| trash, Mut she who filches from | 045 five aces up his frem the police, who n generally sg ni ithe is | the judges or magistrates who rend-|this, t g women have | When nh business PVOBUIALY/ ANU A\ covered Bly I 10 a8 soon as th the | thought i It was In a bud predics | Aion c ihe Lest noeere 4 ered the dectatogs complained of ox} icon 1 mortelples, Man tPaen | BOL aulMletme that the sinlt Awd | Sage under contol, One m read; | ment and right mn American | rast ‘Wednenday walle» stoner, ax well as inapectors, captains, |Y&ably have received a as tee shee: play REaiNAver'EWiersicane tant rantened (Ce ceeh ie imney Herdragwed/ ame: to) cr) (Pen 2 AE ROR OOE A TEENS with . : Heutenants, Becker and members of | the pockethook, Id-bloodedly. They have te the haus on GAay leaseed ¢ eae a —_—~. --—_-- he Initials “A, and the strong arm or vice squads. Now, of courge It's a serious business] that wien the average malo mite tn anyl thece \nocn ye anne, festive teen {2% the plano was found a rasor tes to the Hon * Butts by the “In ordor to make this work effective | to receive a death wound of this sort, | Kind of gare with a wontun with whom { {Vere should be some attention ive | ionving to Leonand and a second note cltizena of the North Sido in recognition i Bare (eet ee acai H of his pumwtng the fivecent fare bil “i Jook in | L bie hoy, Kood-by. Sadie. | Leginiature, 1891 With the watch was | Oh, how L loved you. ¥ te depended | handed iar ; ‘ me my good coin steals that which | handed a coll deck, y : orgive me, id gold chain and a wold and allvor wpon to make thuthful and satiatying me | blame the woma eof eaeh, standing on O68) Jonnny, AD haR ane the coat of a reports, ‘This all will meen expanse| Bt enriches her but leavi Blame Ge woman: wh stretehing Ut rite ig JUORnnY: Mime tnother and ded: Lead, tke Vole os cae ae en ot {I don’t, anyhow, By of the noble} ® young min who does roof th Kindly Light." not complain | Poor tndee ew York on one side and profitable.| ‘This paraphrase of « other, Tae A nt $100, of which taxpayers w if our investigation pioy We shall make application for an ado- | sentiments of the ma: mand | hiteh to that | t in lana then giving a wene watoh and was her husband. was Giobe| THE GIRL WHO IS CALLED Aj jart oft: tomy which sete the sunnquenenstiiinnnenian quate appropriation of money for the! Theate (mot meaning C. W. Dilling- | | Bart of thalr anatomy which eeittice Ksitie WEtEnER OR: ete “ ” BURN. ing a lett ie Mavor| RRM but nierely biline IT Shakes | {2008 FELLOw, Oat a alte pictura wan eonilbl FIVE MASKED ROBBERS | to Growing Smaller Ei: iting er to the Mayor t he mottaot tt dear Mad. ¥ lore are su Sse ae yOu Ney Keep wedding certiileate an wan } St On Jamies, KARIN oxplaining ome | Seer OAs fo be the migtta of Hone] oe cay to celtics ike Boe él C the cape fall | Seep wed feate and always SHOOT WOMAN AND GIRL.! CARTER’S LITTLE porition, reassuring him that we have|@7eds of young men wine have wriiven mi @ type of air a iTee aya a =e - - LIVER PILLS on :- no intention of embarrassing him und) me about the grafcng pro; | vine who haw iaiecan When the notes were siiown Leonard | my k pin this div Women readers will reco: i know al the any exper rwiedge heen Hasion, Pas he sald at trat “That ix not wuretng him to tssue the call at once.) the New York gir! [We want action and we propose to! wow, young men, ve won't deny have it.” . But ma re < Mihle Setter Ao the Maar. AWisrman| me Omen: SS? Bere Fe Gourran wrote ’ And alway ra mand ibs he Aviator Learns That Mechan ieal Bird Won't “Stay Put? icago Desperadoes Also Fire on | Sapracile a7 eon they permanentl Man Who Shows Fieht tr fo'x hundwritins quite certain whether hin wife tad written the notes or nu You enfoy asking other peopie | Toard of Mdermen, vou pointed to with women. ‘Thal t» the ey arene pe aia il { questions. wart io ask a few | a basket of papers on your desk and as good tiliowe oho that sie cut her oat in an ef ten | about this Rosenthal case, Not that sald ¢ you had pretty and knowa it aad 1 {Ort to Gil) neenent, eve sine i | but merely to perform a | time an wfMtayic t well ente: i, She will tot that wie went Lo th cutting tt tally, Sellow Sitie, diy T handed you of Me shen ne haw oF can b her Hoatate — Rrnemt at sed ' SMALL PULL, SHALL DOSE, SHALL PREC f@n order signed by soventeen mom | $80 for nend Wey oF ean bor pee 1 the was! Moleant ‘wa . ‘ Bers of the Board of Aldermen, the pn that sho ia ‘game anh 18 charged Genuine outa: Signature quiring you to call a special meeting and Wien any questionable stories are with attempung su. & of the Board to conalter police con- afloat wie wants to be in on the | Mrs ward in t cure vid duiona hore: ‘Youmay ground tho: to wil contronte her | and has been married several years, Bhw. nea c 4 Uttle talk we had, | sh of t ear ex 1 1 | Ae o help us. You didn't 1 wives tris seemon to be Ver eround the ‘ rah Se P| _—T aakl we were just t that the Alderman in Nes iushand, 1 IC his wits ind at GAoreliek, the ay ostroct a Varkway and Berracs you. Will you tell me how ft | questic a Republican, What 1 uaNe had af piiten Ur pay man” Wundled out 4 a 1 eur Phe chau will embarrass vou { find out | has that got to do with It? a ou 5 | motive fur suiclie 1 "power Ble ach M ake pan Mr. . why thix man was * and | to! ‘ i" Abactutaly: nuns anh ing could start tt i Ho 1 erat t see ean, gus, sas and We thy ve" men ta i er ' eee ean aging: Ni ah Sai a rage earl acation Plans cer RAT ade ea Kup Aa have to ood fellows’ tn ord eer the awit: i his magneto, gave [dirt and deoris fo 2 Sie ow caw teen wp hin to wet by. 1 don't with Dts an ar of uncertainty ab CHILD RUN DOWN BY AUTO. Jie ten Y poll iraged irl that the have no | Hae, the f Lill | He 1" n at th : mh ic Ml ~ : i (nae hen vow it Mee gotta dole ea || Ree er ER Oe a AN BR er ie: cae rea Dashes From sidewalk Directs in Se OMMENCE. right 4 eald we would vurselves case? Now, I want to now. and t Jo think that t men would much | of links of musi i* Pieke at tas mn a 1 e. undertovs station, | haliove he poli wil wane to Kawow, eter ts Toll" 0 the then usual about the sitth, Is the | shock past by reading t i ust how do we ves by piestions A hve eles solution traight front? As William Dy . se a npeed “eg ; > ing *: “The that aMdayi: le . Atte 1 . iM - Sum w, | ses, a ‘om song han ita We ere hie Nise thuak cant Ie Ce mute eae fe ae Mae Re, Goll RAS 0 an ad Sunmet Fait | Bent chan ue te dutta nes Grote there? Why don't you | acest fam Wickanin oat sion) COnLNAGN ARIRAN She ciel He ta ee Hea vertisements in to-day’s faithful execation of the laws and | The other day @ young woman com: | y ron. ut ¥ PE oulche Slatin Teton, F § i ordinances of the city, upon you as lpiuined that men prefer to marry what| UCOe ORDERS ARREST OF COR. | yir from ‘ rep ians Gut OR as and to-morrow's Sum And t further save: Tt eer on eho termed the fMuff-batl type, that SETLEGS WOMEN street, 3 HanIreMe /sPrew ¢ foet in the a day World. No other r hall the Mayor to ns Why you | Ha) 4, 1 Maiam: Now, « judge in {bra wut vefore the car cam 1 ! * h at Ce) Manne te hackcihiteaee fea don't care for sensivle women. a ‘ oKa in OAD NITE NITE AE FP Ale ho more “atultitewon: |‘To-day I print a defense of the fuft- Ronee | | stp it ilied shrank the chiA ang (row | raced! in ahcnt aire newspaper offers so Eaten {'s.tive In caustum 4 talk until we know wh means hall girl by a man who thinks he SELLE Ran REO eA UG ee He ete te A. Stone of ducked Hke on ut " ordinances and lawe And will vou plea ry and {married one, but I'm sure be didn't Thus far not en ere |i, Mast Glanty-e Sdn plete tpi obi fale great a variety of places the Sit to be execnted and wie | tell what that aMdavit has to do | whet ise fug-ball girl, anyhow? | rest ade, but whether | ‘alied Di Coleman from R n Hoss O° tof ar eae f : n the Re hal case? 4 t 4 vial and ¢ eon fou antl 1 ten minut st f forced, ae Se the Bos nthe case | x t she the sort whose love blows =| ‘ii! ¢ women dressing | Pal — ag ki el the onttd, iar t $ up in a heap to select from WANTS DEFINITION TO, THE Tron Hanticua i ranetved tha tans | way im the first breath of adver. |" iy or lack of courage ieddheallaleids lg L unk, with Stivens unhurt but trem= » WORD “OTULTIEY.’ | prewston thar my character required | sity, common sense ang 1) 00 rt Oe ol pole Wan anaring fronniiataenal ANd 8 Vanes. in JT cannot see where the stulti Meas improy and dixciptine; and from | im critical mo- i silk SOrdR, BE ue te {A BRAR BROFS IOS: FOR - ee esterday The World ex i My only doubt is | him [learned not to be led astray te | thinks and 1: women and tainiy clad gi: Mrs, Then Faller Dion, i AnRoreIaRY enh AeA OE | JMURE OB MARGATE EMALOr, har | fm terms of the dressmaer and nur best families would be tii ; RALBION, July 2 = Mew. printed 288 “ Summer Re- Us all ADOUE It ; | et tiee iheoted to him fot behag | Whee {dee of heaven would bean | first ores to be cuuwht So the | & . Thomas C.F widow of the late sort” ads, All the other six 5 Ladle eeraity of new hats (willow | ‘“vestion of clothes, or lack of them, | the Marine Barracks a@t the Brooklyn Thomas (. Fuller. noted lawyer, and . Fou sald one othe ng ae we | wequatnted with the discourses of 1 a $ ; morning new: passed the tine uf diy thmt places | Mplotetus, plumes supplied from ie Bet auly ! Mention of moment ware Yard, es eived orders yesterday smother of W. W. Puller of New York ig spapers com ( i ioe, i - = n New York, bu: in Vi ure as report at Bort venworth, Kan. City, dled Her husband was o ii iy poset y 4 pnediaie a y be H ‘ ‘ youreeit se pomplalnins at “one over eet honey eae wee ONWOKOR, Until his successor is appointed Capt. relative of the lute Culef-Juatice Puller bined prifged 209, @ rh tenet cine nite semats Vieksowe, Mien Kipp Wiki be (0 obarae of the Pupseme Court, = anemones ‘womans eR “ OO se UMNO COL aa 2 ARMS tenia ea cm