The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1912, Page 15

HELEN KELLER JOINS SOCIALISTS | FOR “HAPPINESS” —— Blind and Deaf Girt Will Make Her Work in Schenectady | Preventive. * BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 10—iihies Helen Meller, the blind and deaf girl, about to @0 to Schenectady to become a member of the Board of Public Welfare under Mayor Lunn, has given a friend an interview in which she earolls herself among the Socialists. “T am a Soolalist,” she deciared, “be Onuse only under socialism can every < @e obtain the right to werk and be happy. Sohenectady my work will be go help along the cause of better heatth and more healthful tiving conditions. 1 hope to make my work preventive rather than ameliorative, I am not going there until later in the fall, and know only in a general way what I wit do, but I am hopeful of trying womothing new.” The Socialist banner of the Inter- notional Workers of the World, over Miss Keller's desk, proclaims her be- lets. When asked what she thought of the imprisonment of Bttor and Glovan- nitta, she replied: ~ “Outrageous! A burning shame! A Olagrace to the whole country and to Moseachusetts. They ought to be let out an once.” Miss Keller han now added to her ace complishments the wae of the type writer. She ic a little in doubt of her ability to be a successful public speaker, “I have not talked in public for any length of time,” she said, “and thon only oti the Hervard MeJical School. Talking is ono thing, but to make myse'f understood is anothar,* SHE COULD FEEL AND SMELL HER AUDIENCE. “When you speak to an audience do you know that there are many people in the room? For instance, when you were speaking at the Harvard Medical School, did you know that there was a big crowd there?” _ “I ghould say I did. 1 could feel them @nd smell them.” “How did you feel them?” “By any number of vibrations through the air and through the floor, from the Moving of feet or the scrapin, chairs , and by the warmth which is present when there are people around," | “How could you tell by yout sense of emell?"" “There was the doctor's odor and the ' @@or of ctothing.” “Do you mean to say that doctors odor? Odor which you “A very decided odor, It's partly the amell of ether and partly the smell that lingers from the sick rooms in which they have been. But I can tell many Professions from their odors,”* “Do you receive many sensations by means of vibrations? Can you tell for instance when it's thunderin "Yes; and I can tell when it's raining. Not only from the dampness, but from the vibrations through the air and from the odor of fresh turf, as well as from the suppression of most other odors.” CAN TELL WHEN RAIN STARTS AND STOPS, “But can you tell the difference be- tween the time that it's raining and the period immediately following rain, when practically the same conditions pre- ver” “J can judge pretty nearly when the rein strats and stops.” “Can you distinguish between noltes nd music?” “Oh, yes, there is @ rhythm. I can tel a violin, plano and best of all the organ with tho full tones, and of course @ drum is easy to recognize, I can tell the difference between brass and wond wind {nstruments. The brass are much more pointed, the sound from the wooden one seems more cut off.” ————— {QUAN-TI IS DETHRONED; OLD JOSS HOUSE TO GO. New Temple for Chinatown Will Be in Keeping With the Modern Spirit. ‘The new spirit in China has de- hroned Quan-Ty, the god of the New York Chinese for more than fifty years, thronged into Quan-T mple, the Joes house, that the Fire Department as condemned it. But the big congre- tions no longer went to worship at he shrine of Quan-Ti and pay tribute o his keeper, Ng Sing, for his upkeep, hey discuss only politics. So a new jemple ts to be built; but it will be pple of revolution. Chinese merchants have subscribed « Jarge sum and a modern five story bulld- Je to take the place of the old spot Jeo Touch visited by the slumming parties. On the ground floor will be an assembly ail, on the second the Chinese school, n the third will be the meeting rooms sand on the fourth the clubrooms of ¢he ‘Chinese ¥. M. C. A Ceremonies — 150,000 At- tend From All Over World. —— VIENNA, Austria, Sept. the patronage of his Apostolic Majesty, Emperor Francis Joseph, the twenty- third Bucharistio Congress to-day began fts labors, Which are to be continued until Sunday next. Delegates and vie- {tors numbering upward of 18Q00, and Including representatives from the ‘United States, South America and Can- ada and from all the countries of Eu- rope, have gathered im the city, which is decked with flags in honor of the great ecclosiastical assembly. The Papal Legate to the Congress, Cardinal Van Rossum, one of the youngest members of the Gacrad Col- lege, arrived at the Austrian capital from Rome. After a short ser- vice at the Cathedral of St. Steph: the Cardinal was driven in @ coach to the Hofburg, where he w: Tecelved by the Emperor and by the members of the imperial ramuny. The serious business of the Congress wil begin with « festival assembly in St. Stephen's to-morrow morning, when the papal brief will be read. Addresses then will be delivered setting forth principles of the Congress, On Thureday there will be a pontifical Kigh mass in the Cathedral and con munion masses in all the churches of the city. Sectional me ings for the discussion of various ques- tions affecting the welfare and progress of the Catholic Churoh will be held every day in the Cathedral and tn gome of the larger parish churches, The Inst and crowning function of the congress wiht take place Sunday morn- ing, when an immense procession will march from St, Stephen's along ‘he Ringstranse to the Hofburg, where low mass will be celebrated by the Papal legate on top of the great entrance gate- way. The Emperor and all the members of the court wil! attend the service, which will be conducted within the view of 80,000 persons, jist nA TUBERCULOSIS FIGHTER GETS DISEASE FROM CATTLE. Dr. Sherman of Chicago Contracted Consumption While Working in Stock Yards. CHICAGO, Sept. 10.—A iifelong fight against the tuberculosis ba has been called to a halt because Dr. Ber- tram E. Sherman, Chief of the City Food Inspection Bureau, 1s seriously 111 with an attack of the disease he has been battling. It was understood among De. Shei man's fri day that he has been in the Naperville Sanitarium for two months and that he ts seriously tll. Dr, Sherman is another of the at of mi tyrs to science. He contracted the ase throu examining tubercular in the stock yards, As @ meat catt inspector Dr. Sherman was considered an expert. 71 YEARS A TEACHER. Dr. Hopper's Former Pupiis Include Many Retired B eas Men. PHILADELPHLA, Bept. 10.Dr. Zeph. aniah Hopper starts to-day his seventy. firat year of connection with the schools of this city. The venerable educator has devoted more time to the profession of teaching than any other man in his- tory. Tn celebration of his elghty-eighth birthday yesterday, Dr. Hopper taught a claas in the Boys’ Central High School, where he has been « professor for fifty-five year To-day he is receiving the congratula- tions of thousands whom he taught ag and who are now prosperous law. Y , doctors, engineers and business men, Among them are many mayors and statesmen and many of them have long retired from business. Boys wear W.L. and $2.50 PShoes oly one pelt wn ‘pos- of 7» Same shoes, as the men’s shoes. W. L. Douglas makes and sells more $3.50 and $4.00 shoes than any other manufacturer. THE STANDARDOF FOR OVER 30 Y UALI ARS workmanship which hasmade shoesfamous the world The W.L. Douglas: over Llp maintained in hoes a household Ay Rougias large farteries at Brockton, then understand hy they are eens THE EVEN EUCHARISTIC. CONGRESS) VICTIMS OF TYPHOON OPENS IN VIENNA WITH | IN CHINESE PROVINCE EMPEROR TAKING PART) MAY NUMBER 75,000 —s Prancls Joseph Prominent in}‘Towns Obliterated and People Swept to Sea by Flood— Famine Now Menaces. 10—Under] egTANGIAT, Bept. 10.—That the num- ber of deaths in the typhoon which awapt Chekiang Province, Aug. 9, were nearer 76,000 than 40,000, a8 at firet reported, was indicated by messages received to-day from Hangchow, the provincial capital. ‘The number of homeless and cestitute, it is stated, runs into the millions, Unless aid is immediately torthoom- ing hundreds of thousands wii die of | tarvation. Local relief committees are Gotg their best fb relieve the situation, but the magnitude of the disaster has Swaimped them. The Government lacks funda to do much. The water rose faster than a man could Tun and almost in an instant all the coast towns were inundated. Then tt re- ceded with a rush carrying eeveral towns with all their inhabitants to sea with {t, leaving scateely @ trace of them be- hind, Wenchow, with a population of 80,009, among the cities practically obliterated. Of Ghuchow and Taintien also little remains, and of Koneo nothing ig left whatever. Chekiang is the smallest but one of the most thickly populated provinces in China. It has nearly 12,000,000 inhabitants. Along the coast It is very low and flat and gridironed by an immense number or and emall fivers, The most in- tensive culture of its farme ts ne y to support the people and the destruc- tion by the flood of thousands of acres of cropa inevitably means an enormous logs of life by famine, Shanghal and Hanchow, one of the most important citles in Eastern China, 0 suffered considerably by the ty- phoon, el SAY MOTHER LOCKED UP AND LEFT CHILDREN. Neighbors Declare They Rescued Them From Starvation and Court Holds Woman. Mrs. Carolina Tromino was held in $800 bail in Harlem Court: b; Magistrate Haris to-day, charged with having ~y feloniously locked her children, Carlo, sist lt timed ieee emia nealiope five years old, Giovanni, three years old K 4 OF vine aultohing—long end short— and Gabriel, eleven months old, in her ty streaehl canada ace Coats flat at No, 28 Bast One Hundred and Thirty-firat atrect three wecks ago. She Ease, Soe " 12.08 Visited the flat last night to learn uble what had become of the youngsters, hooks at tops S11 Conte—French fallles, poplin, who had In the mean time been taken best lacquer. crepe Ge chines, ana in charge by the Children's Socte bw learned that fires daye after she had leM them, the neighbors, hear- ing their watls, had broken down the door and rescued them from starva- tion, While she was making Inquiries Cold Cream Ddenefits rh, ¥ whivenaenstcky, se and Sia, 22" SI ING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPSeESEE 10, 1912. she was arrested by detectives who/tlehip Florida a rectal order and a ne 5 had’ been looking for her. persona letter fom secretary Atever| |AtFountaine & re 7N NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER The young woman, who is plump and le ommend tn . bravery Mas- pretty, sald she had bean married to r to a man whore name she has forgotten. He abandoned her in this country after Carle was born, Khe un- defetood that she had been divorced by dark for and an GO. W. Dearteater, Who leaped | ‘HEARN con and took Giovanni Tremino for rhoard, demented. The mandir an | a huaband. Ho also deserted hor recent-| fought his rescuers fercely. | LTE IL ly and she tried to support the family ——— by her wages as a feather dyer and| Former Minister Terrell Dead. The Feed-drink M All Ages Won of With Aveien curler, @he crfed fo much over her MINERAL SPRINGS, Tex., Sept. 10.— trowbles that the other girls in the fac. tory became hysterical and she was 4) charged. Deaperate, ahe sald, sho h A. W, Terrell, eighty-five years uf axe, minister plenipotentiary to Turkey dur- Ing the first Cleveland administration, died suddenly here yesterday, During the Civil war he refused to take the Autumn Silks of Great Beanty At Surprisingly Low Prices Jef: the children, Pure that @ome ony eine would take care of thom if she were out of the way. oath of a! lance to the Confederacy, quick i inch Crepe Meteor and Charmeuse— Motre Velours—@einch—new Fall yet attained the rank of brigadier-wen- | | apg here l-g La ™ Me we nt and deck, colora colore-Wistaria, Catawba, New . sal tn atts Gonsiderate army. water P nat ana Tuatrous, eas aa Pere AT] Olive, Navy and Plum... OD 3 ° faximillian's force in Mexico inch Crepe Meteor and Ci we =| Talfetnn 2 iften finieh— ved with distinction there, Not in Any Milik Treaet uty evam ena 4 biaok 1.08 Wott and lamtrouscfun range @ + ’ — ssstseee new Fall shades. errtertron . : - = - =| winch Crepe Fait 4 mtreet t dea-also ba? . nee “fih Steve nishiee, cessor MBS Paved Ble 3 s 9 1 itnee—plal od America’s Bos bien incbenw colorings intent Fall Shadso=sigh | ists 3 ‘and 1,26| lustre we 8 na satin sora binin chon * dul = a ee umeann | TN aaa rnattreee. covered covered in green mr =r ait wide spacers 4 i WY \ ai ui Nat Tlorel @eeigne—sott chitton fateh. __ | iain and Mirror Velvate, . hs ik alilg Prarcaina 4 incon ES calored Drews, ¥ 4 a! mp aupe, teal, Navy, Lrown, Copen. | fashionable onades...:--+ 06 & 1.86 i = port Ns agen, Alice, \pperpeteehteand re 1.09 by gt .26.. 1.60.. $dd.. 2.80 } ] Te EEE Continuation of Our Great Offering of RICH UPHOLSTERY FABRICS At THIRD and HALF Below Value 355. Block 8thAv.36% TURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O°CLOCK dy Store, 49 and 51 Market Street WO CLUB FEES—-NO REO TAPE o- 0. STRINGS THIS | OFF wa JO EXTRA CHARGES OF ARY Ki Any Advertised Article may be included in your Outfit at the advertised price without any Sastre charge. Get our prices on anything in our store and convince yourself that ays the Lowest with tufted denim and wit! Newark One Dollar for a Complete Gy Room Outfit! PAY ONE DOLLAR Select everything you need to furnish a room completely and ‘le will deliver t goods ly t and YOU CAN* PAY AME BALAN ci BALANCE INS IN SMALL were closed out to us at great reductions. Included are Silk Organsines, Silk Damaske and Rich Brosstem 3 | [Velvet Figured, Godelin, Armure and Jaspe Tapestries, alco Rich Veleie= Our Prices Are Alwa WEEKLY PAY- ENTS. = TO OUR CUSTOMERS: offer is good Titen, Sik, Ramie, Gk ang Ramle, Brocade and Merceriset—eil fifty taches pt OU neared atesir for you too, whether your account lstiilopen | ff] Tn” SM Mme ate room completely by paying ONE DOLLAR or if you have closed ring one and ’ i: Paro amd ieattalaarss Wt heaell esky pastnecns, select whatever you need. Eide Ag og By ‘useally 4 aa tr TAPESTRIES and DAMAGES at are all ine Frese tad coloringe—designa suitable for ‘say rimtoeen at 45 cm Oe en Goods worth No veloury ty thie tot, We Give Free Insurance In case Gs th caps of the wage hyteylt| ON 8M. WEEKLY P: ENTS ir family w at once give a receipted SMALL. ACCOUNTS LY. PAYME INVITED Tr'full of your account. $1.50 $9. oN Enamelled Brass Trimmed ¥ $4 sewed Brass Finished Costumer ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM $5.00 TO $1,000 FOR BABIES’ OUTDOOR WEAR New Coats & Bonnets for Fall & Winter ona. ttc er cian short and long—every coat anowing Depleted nurser; $20 Solid Oak $14 Massive Library or ¥$12 Solid Oak tote to toot elaborate ‘fora somo “with > ‘ 9 98 Sitting Room Rocker faba Sera fos ane comune] Buffet . crochet 1nces, a finish 42 in. base, 7.24 Babies’ “Best” besyfe ir little wearers thelr Ile TGR 00 1a dolls. OS. Coptes of | French motele~ti red = plate mir en finish} 30 FAS ere a4, Shee "Wy mirong ror, two inches wide, 19 to werrgon oar of wash ana" - eet inchesde-ep. pernien panies tad tefeetteent See? Se : lined fc Large plate ‘ore—French tips, ttle ermines, | O “fuses ek ae * ai a if 1 ribbon and silk figwers, jewest checks ie silver; geat,up- |imifror, panel~ rothet and other laces and ya: Others ask & .11 end large cab. holatered | led sides, extra cards ot ribbon or allk forming tlee— nisdioiak Gaga ; inet and ith imi-[strong — con- ines t 01 bese eseesesonse. rer tation ruction, five Elsewhere under another name, we drawer. leather. drawers, ‘ NEW FALL LININGS 7 ofl. draped. stylee-Rearl At Econemy Prices mn Lm, but in fanumarebia a i describable fancies—all interlined = alee to 6 ytm *omatgh bape Me pais DENTISTRY. BANKING AND FINANCIAL. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— a one “Siena eae NEW JERSEY. Heport of the Condition of nH ~ THENATIONALNASSAU BANK ~~ Everyday Bonn caps Included, bet OF NEW YORE from .2—a pop’ price is Pit Fintsh Mc Percalines; At the close af business Sevt, ath, 1012) Small Investor. NO. PLATES noted for its variety of aty! up-to-date shades Regular .M... 3s REQUIRED Vousuat chance to tuvedt monthly in prowerty fast growing town York City, whe ¢$—___________._._@ . PRETTY LITTLE DRESSES GIRLS’ SCHOOL APRONS FOR KINDERGARTEN TOTS —_| A SCHOOL OPENING SPECIAL. 2t rtigity for build 000.00 ers and progremive » ee vers. ere | i ore White Jawn—ttubbard _ ety 8.480400.72 wwe ee «eb If you have only two or thr band of emby forming ts saree Siasmaminat |(P_ Bom 48. ols ity loose, decayed or ‘broken. teeth In und. cutest of” shoulder® ruffles 26 M4 yeare—worth 4 cts, re rs elthe: reste est Jaw, we can so strengthen and m that, by using the News ate jury Bridge, in conjunction hem, we can provide you with LIABILITIES. Russian any ftylen but in many Aa "3 SHOES‘ 29 Tve ich word ples which L. 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