The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1912, Page 16

THE ‘RVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 and she unconsciously forms the optn- | jon that it must be all right. i POT; BLEW $2,000 AND FLAT UPSTAGE we ‘It Is the Sacrifices and Contrivances of Mar- ried Life on a Moderate Dynamite Caps for Burlesque Income That Draw Hus- Show Villains’ Revolvers band and Wife Togeth-| 4 BING WENT COFFEE Keeping. Down the Cost of Living Strongest Bond Between Couples FARLEY, ANGRY, PLANS TO REVOKE MANY LICENSES Commissioner to Inflict Dire Punishment on White Way. “I'm going to use every power vest- ed in my official capacity to stop this. Preventing sale of wine after hours is one way and closing any place where there is a suggestion of disorder is another. PUBLIC REALLY TO BLAME, HE THIN “The rear rooms—no-called ‘sitting rooms’—are of course serious offend- ers, but not really so dangerous, be- cause the younger elemen fre- & higher class of cafes and taurants is not exposed to thel! evil influence. The people who fre- quent them are more experienced and hardened, but that is no excuse for their existence. HOMESICK GIRL BALKS AT TRIP TO FAR ALASKA Elizabeth Arnhult Went as Far as Washington With Em- YOUTH IS HURLED «=o FROM AUTOMOBILE AND KILLED BY IT Collision With Trolley Car Throws Him Out Under - ” . §. S. “During my trip to Coney Island i i Suddenly Let Go. r,’’ Declares Mrs. S.S lf Offenders. Tuesday night I found that most of Ployer, Then Quit. Wheels of Machine, the places I had on my list were foie Slater, of Housewives — cloned. I rerret to say it, but T know : 4 ” bi that the tip went forth that I was due Just because she got homesick when Fred Engle, nineteen years ol ot N i C) There's to be nothing doing in the there that ni 5 4 THEN IT RAINED BILLS. League. White Light regions after 1 o'clock Inltnat the general charncter’ of Coney | fort’ Ywken, hinehe toureeeney cone] NeWRITK avenue, New Durham, N. Ju ilies eye the morning, and what Is worse, every | Island has improved. Fort Yukon, Alaska, fourteen-year-old | died early to-day in the Polyclinic Hos- Stage Money Vanished, but Property Man’s House Was Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ‘Why 19 « happy marriage? | ¢ insistence on the finan- restaurant or cafe which failed to heed State Excise Commissioner Farley's warning when he made his whirlwind “The attitude of the New York pub- le 1s greatly to blame for the viola- tion of the Excise law, New Yorkers seem to think that this city is ex- Elizabeth Arnhult of No. 8% Third ave- nue, Brooklyn, was taken to-day by her sister, Mra. Frances Jensen, from the House of Detention in Washington, pital from internal injuries, received when he was thrown from an automo- bile in which he was riding and fun < question seems tour last Friday night is going to havo vide Ose aba eR | ought to ed Mrs. Jensen explains her gjster's situ- iver eee tci rasta . — jal o i" 6 | ction com —an is encourages the : = enue. No Make-Believe Wreck. — soraia and materialistic to some of you, | Mei eAnlaa ait bail ett thay restaurant owner. ation: The aceldent followed a collision with p ut you must remember that there ts menced on Ite bond. Such was the ukase of Mr. Farley to- A week ago Sunday, she sald, Elizabeth answered an “ad @ south-bound Ninth avenue car. The for a servant girl. a certain biblical text which ts usually chauffeur of the auto, Simon Weiss, o' oT day as he sat. hollowed eye, in the| closing time. This natural! ives) The follow!) Wea 4 Ordinary paper caps, such as are Used) Niauoted, It in not “money” witeh 18 | Knickerbocker Hotel, after « strenuous | Oral courage to the proprietors.” a Sate: AY Lind Noe WED intake ene Gene, roieenk We nee ere Oy qmail boys in toy pistols, do NOt the “root of ati evil” but the “LOVE | ih 4 t| 4 member of the State Excise De-| Q.0 9 py, t 1 y. | Bronx, was arrested by Sergt. Kelly of make nearly enough noise for the Vil-\ 4+ money.” go in the Book of Mar-| night of Inspection, that began @t| partment said to-day that very poor |¥# T H. Beaumont, a wealthy rest- Jains who do the “dirty work ‘Queen of the Folles Bergere,” Jesque show that will be sprung on the | in the a bur [riage several chaptere may well be de- | voted to home economicr, If we clearly | | understand that the economics exist | & oe catered to a fast patronage were given | take good care of the girl and give her | fined $10. Then, when Kelly learned ) unguspecting inhabitants of staid Be * | tor the home, not the home for the ‘Last Friday Farley, with a number | licen he 1d, while quieter and | every advantage. that Engle had died, he took Weiss , ton, next week pore) | of hie agents, went through the White |More orderly restaurants in other | The idea appealed to Elizabeth, s0| into custody again, on a charge of ) eee the dynamite cape which) “Yo can't make bricke without straw. Light District and Harlem and. viaited | Part# of town did not get them. test Saturdass the souple started, Beau. | nomicide make the bang in the sand torpedoes i nts that were ah Abi According to Kelly, the automobile, Srevtucl’ “Poy ‘Tnae more nomen 't¢| And you can't make « happy, comtor D iiine’ voniness acter hours without an {WILLS $700,000 CHURCH; — | usinets. “sunday: Elizabeth wrote &. ya qnrcn were. several youn en Be was part of the job of John Church, |t®>l@ household without « certain pre all-night license, He found that vio- JEWELRY TO BE MELTED. | 70%, c2%" ,', Mer, tater, that she was, Siaey Knzic cand. the chauffeur, went property manager for the show, which | tical, scientific, matter-of-fact knowl: ee ay he ee Wik, unIvERRAL At j+|tonesome and wished to retura home. | west on Fifticth street at a rapid ellp. fs rehearsing here, to open the paper | edge of how to keep the machinery run- IL cove: Be-ehbraly. WOPhOd: (Hb EAE ; vag [one made no mention of Beaumont. | ti scraped the rear of the cat, whioh torpedoes and take the caps out, so that | ning smoothly, Did you ever stop to agere of tho law-breaking resorts that| Wiliam Patterson Young Provided | At the request of the Brooklyn police way well filled, and Englo was thrown later they may be used in the stag think of the remarkably close connec- tion between happiness and health? wait till the next revolvers. Church undertook the job to-day in be too hard for her if she is well. Sreat many women don't work enough. They would be better off physically and :/ WOUNDED CATA he would Fourteenth street and didn’t cease until the reconnoltring party travelled to the Harlem River and then back down- give them only one more chance. They thanked him profusely Judgment had been used in the grant- ing of all-night Mcenses by Mayor Gaynor. Places in the Tenderloin that dent of Fort Yukon, Alaska, He said he wanted to take back a nurse girl for his year-old child, and promised to for Newark Episcopal Memorial to His Mother. Elizabeth was taken in custody Tues- day night. According to Washington despatches | the West Forty-seventh street station, who charged him with reckless driving. In the Men's Night Court Weiss was out. Be Weiss could stop the machine the front wheels had passed " ; J, But at over Engie’s body. His companions If you didn't, just and sald they would be goo Beaumont was astonished when the : 7 eee orth ant Roor Of No. 70) morning you wake up with » headache | rontAny It Ah doe Woe aeaniils bee 290 and 3 o'clock this morning, Farley! NEWARK, N. J. Aug. §—seven| officers told of their mission. Iie said | PCked him wp and carried him to the With tie wife, He had unloaded sev. | and seo how crowswayn everything £000| means euncriatively ditmeut’ if it found the most penitent of last Friday | hundred thousand dollars is estimated | the girl had not intimated a desire to NOsPital. No one else was injured in eral hundred of the torpedoes, dropping | all day long. Most of the world's Des done by aystem. It is an excellent 1 night running full blast, serving drinks | t4 be about the amount which a will| return and that he would gladly hays,‘ rash the the accumulated caps into @ coffee can | filed in the Surrogate's C »- | purchased her tra fe had! simists are either dyspeptics or neu-|/to make out @ little plan of the week, Giaiming thelr’ disobedience, l day previdia Pisart delle eia ard es aay aah bee pi o Get Food, I, which he had put in the middle of the| roties, pottieg down for each day its apecial Consequently warliy’s faith ih hue| arf, brareen sor te SFeelloa Of aa | eee met yeslerday they Coren! Dud ied age lew Wan had samt capped ints. Woatoec shock eye tk AOE Bll a dl i ag man-nbtire has been shaitered BC lchurch ie to be & memorial to the) Have, Seid thelr trip Geroes the con.| Although Debten By the Go | bad ehen ful of dynamite |™much, but If you don’t know enough to a | made @ solemn promise to-day that 11 | testators mother, It is to be erected bee . fog e — det preferred “ne as He ' Phere be = th {ve him the right quantity and quality} WATCH THE NEWSPAPERS FOR ten days there would not be another ea alte of th wainst the man and he left for the olutionary leader, adding to Slab euptonee with more noise than a|!ve him , j fter 1 o'clock |°%, the site of the homestead in which | West yesterday. He had spent much ex every hour, according to re- Black Hand tomb. of nourishing food you're not going to BARGAINS. rant or cafe open after 1 0’ she lived and the house in which she| money on the girl since she left Brook- here to-day, The pa Church was hurled across the room| be so tremendously happy together.| “A women oan save a great deal on unless it had n all-night license, lived ts to be used as a rectory, lyn, ess has reduced thou- And ff you run over your household allowance every month and get into debt for your new frocks, you won't be happy, either. The gtomach rebels at bad meals end the brain and nerves rebel at eupetiative werry. And no in @ state of pByeical warfare makes Nfe particularly comfortable for himesif or for those around him. TIAL WHERE ‘THERE'S LOVE. “I don't think that the lack ef money should ever keep from marriage youns people who are really in love,” she de- clared, “Lack of health is an obstacle that deserves eerious consideration, but not Inck of means. If @ ematl income makes it impossible to live up to « cer- tain social scale, the thing to do is to choose @ lower one within reach of the puree, wes $2,000 in dille—stage money, though. The ends of the bills were seared by) the burst of flame that followed the explosion, and Mrs. Church, in stamping out the flames, kicked the bills all over the excitement was all over and Mrs. “hurch began cleaning up the debris «$1, ‘i ee ee , | | tection. In fact’ I think the offenders} gone a nthe pockets of Deovle “tam simply amased et the aum- rushed savagely at Capt. Guldeh. ‘The| work on a bluff. By that I mean they |an order issued by the Department of i cplosion Mra Churen | Der of things people with small in- frst blow broke the latter’ nose. Heli yp with some man who has a gen-| Justice to-day. Instruction will be @opped Jaughing long enough to admit | comes find that they cannot get along that she had @een various good Sa-| without. There ts @ continual struggle Mraritans who came ‘to offer asaistance| to Keep up appearances, to have just furtively pick up some of the Dills and| ay much as one's neighbor has and autetly bc; aliicemd 2 Swey. - aybe a little bit more. And one feels that one must keep up the strugsie, IN AUTO SHE RUNS [ IS DOWN BOY |r marie” tt fand octal Mfe one desires to lead. If we could Mies Gibbons Was Taken to only organize a general strike on this | Meuse, but Was Ratlea. « habit of living up to the very Hmit of ea—and perhi yond! But Frank Goldner, nine-yeats-old, who |°Ur incom ane. lives at Sea Breese avenue and West | one family hardly wants to drop out Fifth street, Coney Island, while pia; alone. ing on Surf avenue carly last even-| . “Mowever, it seems to me thas fag ren in front of an automobile driven | jation ever APNIT neried coms oem? fher clothes if she 1s at once wise and Willing. Tt i @ g00d plan to keep Money ahead, out of your dress allow: ance, and watch for bargains. There ere genuine ones in reputable shops, and 1£ you have the self-control to refrain from buying what you don’t need, just Decause it is advertise’ as a mark. down, you will do well to scan the daily Bepers. Early in the spring I have but the the husbend and wife together.’ LITTLE GIRL KILLED IN RESCUING HER Plaything Bounces to Street; She Reaches for It; Truck Wheel Crushes Her. Little Mildred Kaplan, two and a half years old, of No, 912 East One Hundted and Seventy-cighth street was playing with @ group of other little girls at the corner of One Hundred and Seventy- SAVED ASSAILANT Attacked by Italian, Plucky Sailor Defended Him From Crowd’s Vengeance. Attacked by an Italfan, Capt. Frank The company's od watch was set upon the men working on the Evelyn. George Littlefield, a clerk, was given this task and shortly before noon he said he discovered an Itallan attempting to open one of the boxes. He took the man to Capt.| Gulden's office and the captain promptly | discharged him. When the Italian learned that he nad been fired he became enraged and un- alinging @ cotton hook from his belt smashed the assailant with his right, but the Italian slashed him back with the hook, cutting him in the face aad head. The captain finally closed with him and threw him to the ground. The man fought lke a tiger and the two rolied back and forth on the floor, Capt. Gulden succeeding in getting the hook away from him. Meantime Littlefield ran out on the @ock and blew a police whistle. The news of the assault spread over the dock, Capt. Gulden {s most popular with all his employees and the gang whirlwinded {t to the office shouting vengeance on the assailant. ‘and food and with cabarets noisily pro- FARLEY MAKES IT PLAIN HE’s MAD. “T have been more than lenient with the prietors of the offending re- sorts,” eald Mr. Farley. “I warned them that the law had to be enforced | and I was here for that purpose. Each | and every one of the proprietors apolo- gized profusely and eaid they were sor- streets is going to be blacker than the Sahara on a stormy night after 1 o'clock, and ‘hat goes." “Does the fact that the restaurant men violate the law so openly suggest police graft or political influence?” the re- porter ventured. “In some instances there may) be an attempt at protection, but I have cause |to think that it 1s an organized , pro- era! political influence through his pos- ition and they think he can pull them through. When !t comes to @ show- down, he's not there.” % SUITS ON BONDS TO BE FILED AT ONCE. “To how you that there's no real political protection for thet places, George C. Donnellan, who is a mem@er of the legal staff of my department, is the Tammany leader of the district that covers the merriest nd lightest part of the White Light section. I have talked the matter over-with him | bullion #o that its identify shall be for- | jever destroyed, Provision is made for ‘The will is that of William Patterson Young of this city, who died suddenly at Atlantic City on July 27, It was filed to-day by Edward S, Leary, who was Mr. Young’s counsel. the Fidelity Trust Com; Mr. The executor { y of this city, @ bachelor. The will Young wi Soclety, all of this city. Va., and John F. Martin of Green Ba: Wis., were elected new members of the Columbus at a business session of the Supreme Council of that order here to- day. Daniel J. Griffin, Brooklyn, N. Y., and William H. Gulliver, Portland, Me., were re-elected to the board. School for Germ: ers. BERLIN, Aug. 8.—A school for jatlers im to be established in Germany, under given to prison guard: tendants of all meni keepers and at- sorts. The Govern- object 1s not only to have the prisons efficiently run but the prisoners reformed. board of directors of the Knights of|- THE CURABLE STAGE CONSUMPTION et to impress upon f “T was afraid.” was the only explana. tion Elizabeth would give the Washing- ton officials. The Effects HAT INFANTS are peculiar! Preperstions; all ministration of Anodynes, Shey Ales boat pier geo to children by any but ‘ly susceptible to of which are narcotic, verge of starvation an joining Menas in the hope at least feed them. many are that he wil of Opiates, jum and its various is well known, Even in the Deen unable to find anythin: sible .|ry if they had made the least infraction | purial of the body in a sealed vault, the emallest di ary! if continued, these opiates causo changes in the f func- hea Sten tease Se reenian. |G eiered's bite ‘tder $100, A bew ee eke Ming tetha etnae utes i location and erection of which ars et | tone aad growth of the oells which are lkel tp Recome permanent, causing mut forth in detail. mare perversion, & cravii lor or narcotics Fodag too y Sonne values ty palate Maa. much Detter | by a cotton hook, eavad the lite of hts the next night, but last night in almost| To Stanley M. Wallace, a cousin, six | Ni reacted Ree such as talreouable Harvous dyspepsia and lack of stayin; ng Fast, polnt te emphasized by Mre.| “Children certainly do make a big|*#sallant to-day from a frensied 1.0b| every instance they were running full | hundred dollars a year in provided. ror Bet inaney dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children qu 6. B. Slater, one of the women who are | difference in the household budget, with | who demanded and fought for posses-| force. Not a drink less was served, and ‘a. set | 32 their infancy. The rule among physicians i heyh children showld ba ‘eapecially interested in the Housewives’ | thelr appetites and their laundry bills.| sion of the foreigner. Single handed |the cabarets were gleefully making the ‘Three former servants are givon bay iC peel! ee doses for more day at a time, League movement and s past president |Mine are kept in colored dresses and |he held the crowd at bay until the ar-| night resound. I did not go into the| one hundred dollars each and five hua- Ae unavoidable, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and @f the Comell Alumnae Association of | “ark underakirts as much as possible, | rival of the police, when another strug-| offending places. I contented myself each ts given to St. Barna- . be tos Seon 1 New York. Incidentally, Mrs. Slater is ifference in bills ts moticeable | 6 ensued to get the man to the pa-| with standing up in my automobile and Mord bidengatien Be eee oaestath ae Boy Bye eer tC "Chlldren whoa peasiif 4 mary, tne hould one mare ving proof that the collage hen, they are away in the country: | el anon. looking in at the merry acenes from the | ROMA PSs anied children, the’ Free | meed. the attention of physician, and it ia nothing lees than a crime to women can be domestic, ae she ls ¢he|But it almost goos without saying that | Gulden le port captain of the Bucknall | street, Public Library and the Historical | dose them willfully with narcotics, | Mother of small daughtere and very|they are worth thetr cost a miliion| Steamship Company. Mr. Farley paused for an instant and . ‘Cagneria containe no arcotis if 1 bears tbe much @ factor in all that pertaina to ber |timee over. For that matter, I belleve | steamer Evelyn was being discharged! the tines about his mouth tightened ri signature of Chas. H. Fletch household. that the sacrifices and contrivances of| to-day at the foot of Rector atreet. For! .n4 there was an angry glint in his New K. of C. Directors, Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of THR MAIN gesEN- married ie on a moderate income form | some time past boxes in the cargoes) eves, “Broadway after 1 o'clock,” he| COLORADO SPRINGS, Col., Aug. &— MONEY NOT ‘ene of the strongest bonds for drawing | of these vesels have been opened and al Sola, “and every oasie on the side|Ciarence §, Martin of Martinaburg, W. NEW YORK WORLD ANNOUNCEMENT! On account of the great success of the Woodrow Wilson to rep woale expenditure time and again, and he is very sore ° by, Mite adie aibbons, the nineteen. $9 them te save | eishth street and Honeywell avenue to-|MOB STORMED DOOR TO GET|on the subject. He wants the law icture omer O las panel y - peas W tg even if it’s only a it | day. MAN. obeyed, to effect @ cure, and the only possibility as qrenongd ti I ls eral append tle, owt of their income. If the | None of the children noticed an empty| Capt. Gulden heard the cries andknew| “I have ordered my department tol of « cure of the disease depends entirely ein ey oR a the, Wife Rnows her business, ehe te | brick truck approaching at a slow walk.| what they meant. Throwing his agsail-|begin bond and revocation proceed~| upon tts being discovered and properly fad up after the car had struck him | freque@tly the mere economical | A little girl was bouncing « ball which|ant from him he rose to his feet and| ings against all the places that we @ incurable conditions over. the eh Grove him to the Coney| partner im the frm. The husband | Uded her fingers and rolled into the| staggered to the door, slamming it and | found last night had ignored my warn- . LL I SOR A its 9 joapit: !, where his wounds were| generous with his wife is Ukewise | Sutter. throwing his body against it to etand|ing. We have mountains of Pete etd py ter gs ee yey ee rit! aeeaver” ot and taxen| msingh 10 enagons with ov. oe S Bolt ball Mildred had found) off the crowd. Policeman Darrow re-| The Commissioner w"s are a wecerene. | bons was arrested ani | erybody else. Then the wife » and a treasure-trove she! sponded to the call of the whistle, but! intended keeping after risque cabaret (thy CaNeY, Taland station charged) Gnowg eek fi: @ Uberal house | Dried hehly. ‘The ball had rotied under| he realized that he could not cope ‘with | performances sald to be given nightly ree ( yt ] [ yy I ) Nid driving 8 car without acon. | Reoping ellowance and plan to [2% truck horses and the fear heel] the situation alone and turned in a in some of the most prominent Broad- u about to wo over It. red] call to the Greenwich street station. | nts, —" ig ee eadaacmu aaa hh. Lapa aia know | Teached for the ball between the wheels,| ‘Then he went into the crowd. "There wr Bets ny said, “I am thoroughly | examination, ‘ ‘ ‘ ae of housekeeping thor- | {htending to pick it’ up before it was) wee @ surging, yelling mob pounding | convinced from what I have witnessed | 107 ,sarlleet, ee of iat eye. walle wi eC prin e in WANT JENKINS EXECUTORS = [ovstiy. 1 believe that every girl, be.) CUMIN. myself and from the reports of my|'"l, “costs you nothing to find ent is, Dat- rit: TO FILE AN ACCOUNTING. | sir “course "in domestic ‘sconomice,| 1% path of the wheel that ahead] tied with ble ‘own men trom within, [agente thAt the cabarets in & majority | geureel decades tice en eee "lven if she knows her mothers and; eved her ball from. Dr. Gotttted| While hig assailant crouched in a corner] f Places are , Dr. Anderson, Speci Grandmoth: which confront her methods, the conditions not the sam: First National Bank of Brooklyn In her eagerness she fell directty in Schick, who was sitting in @ window ‘of hia-home et No. 1982 Honeywen ave- uf $263,607 against the estate of the 1 of the room. Three bluecoats finally had to fight their way through the crowd ta the door. “Many young girls could not help but be affected by the dances and the for i street (between Oth and 6th avenu York. Hours— fly, 10 to 4; Monday, Wedn. Next Sunday’s ait} The men were in| songs. If they dine after the theatre le Makes Application for Order | as the conditions which confronted | Me. #&W the wheel roll over the child's | ugly humor and a crack froin a atick |{n one of these places they can't help | $87, TUS a vatanabene eaten to Show Cause. lthem. She will save herself weary|®0dy. The driver, Alfred Green, a|didn't improve their temper. But the but observe that the people around ate anh. aaAfeee, us Gays of struggle and blunder if ehe|2e#ro, of No. 13% West One Hundred sour policem mi a fying wedge anaes apparently well to do and 9 MINEOLA, L. I, Aug. 8.—Claiming | wij prepare beforehand. [and ‘Thirty-Atth street, frantically /And cleared ® passage way. They | tem ee MP Prhe girl mbes a net althougn eighteen months nae| "vie le really much more economical to | Pulled Nie slow moving horses .o a halt. |Say buew te the wagon with Mira ree ton ana danaee Pim les ‘lapsed since they secured @ judgment! order in as large quantities as you can ; Sehick, with the assistance of| Capt. Gulden was driven first to the jake care of, There ts not only the Jobn . Jenkins, the well known Brook- Green, who had dismounted, carried Hudson Street Hospital, where his in- of these s plendid | Caused by ve ved, but the tine and| Mildred into hie office, But the wheel| Juries .were attended by Dr. Shields, | Iwa banker, no attempt has been made ee se ey ‘And always send an| had crushed the life out of the child. | who Inwlated that he go home. Burtho| Réfeetive Home Remedy C ti on the part of the executors of the ¢& order to the grocery oon as you are! A crowd consisting mainly of women|Rervy sailor man declared that he for Tuberculosis ‘ ons pation 1 tate to pay. them, the First Nalonil out of a thing, instead of waiting till|@athered quickly and attacked the | Couldn't be Lighted son the dock and R db x 2 O (@) Ta- Bank of Brooklyn, to-day made appli- yoy need it. You will avold many a| driver, He was severely handled before |TOurnmd te hie work, The Itallan, who 1 ssiouy matter when the lune ermoved by cation to Surrogate John J, Graham for Somestic crtals. jhe escaped to Dr, Shick’s house. poy? Me locked ‘A trip away or to an order to show cause why the execu tore of the Jenkins estate should not| GET HOUSEWORK DONE ON IN. show cause why they should not file| STALMENT PLAN, an accounting of the estate of the tes- | Abraham Kaplan, Joame up at the first that a child hed been hurt, and fainted when saw who it was Dr. Schic Mildred’s brother, | o Greenwich police station tater, The Burrogete signed the order bie on Bept. 7 next, |Come, there fe no reason why the young and made it retu The executors, against whom the ordér is directed, are all sons of the “If her huaband has @ moderate tn- Wife should keep a maid ail the ttm ‘There te not only her salary to oon- 7 ia" MoCoy's cage came up in Bow street police court ain to-day and was continued for inside. His moth | Kaplan, thougnt thee jo Was hurt, too, @nd when told that her are affected, torium ts expensive, and tion. from home, Some ar ing home neces. Haddonfield, N. J. of 1905 I con 14, which settled Nita in Can Candy For Form The Laxative Blood Purifier. s ry 7 ay pore deed, with the other women, led a gece was granted ‘o Hornig smimed| ood drug stores, 28¢, 50c and testator, and they were assooiated with |aider, but the board, extra room end|qnd attack upon the driver, who hed | sive his lawyer time to examine tho | Ut §° was *advieed | Asad s ey ad 18024 ree, 00s ond thelr father in an extensive banking |the waste. If you are obliged to have |Feappeared oh the street. She was|depositions from Belgium, detailing the ved : asiness in the Borough of Brooklyn. ‘They are John G. Jenkins jr., Frank assistance, { seeins to me mere prac- taken home in a serious condition, rte 12.0 sent pugillat'’s alleged connection with the tical ¢o have @ woman come fn for half aesisted by Dr. recent theft of the Princess of Thurn ML Jenkins and Edward T. Jenkins, Gohick and Coroner Healey, who had Jenkins died on March 12, 190 Gaye. Such helpers can be secured 88 | aso deen summoned, eacortet Green to|nd TAxi#’ Jewels at Ostend, which On Oct. 6, 1911, the First National Bank, recording fo the petition Mad to-day, obtained. judgment for $258,- 407.88 in the Bupreme Court of Kings County when they brought an action ~against the executors of the estate of the elder Jenkins. es $2 & month. “Money can be saved on laundry by |the young woman who isn't afraid of work. Her hueban shirts and ool- lars must naturally be out, but he ought to be capable of doing the Fest of the laundry herself. i won't pis qt ) have Just arrived tn London, ts cart after he had promised ag dy owes [temains at liberty under $16,000 all, port to the Coroner whenever he | | Sus rhes., 0.09/6yn, ly Hook ATHER JOHN'S MED. CURED MY Hoda ae Ne Baa MoCoy | § Peannot Cpraive Xeon ‘he pis y, MATA ATR, | iy habit: Farmine dru fa an De has oe story, i ha To appreciate the conven- ience and great value of the Sunday World’s Want es | Directory--READ IT. vures of the Demo- se cratic candidate for President. THE WORLD. !