The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1912, Page 16

ee TCI IDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1912. | i est SIX “MOVIE” WORKERS | Sanor'tRescnime vowoon| "Wirt vxPab FOR PERY.| SSS 1 the \. oe BV ENING WORLD, Jail Sentences to Put Check MOVIES 10 BE REGULATED on hove” Lew Vialator BY STATE LAW INTENDED janice. Se ares T0) SAFEGUARD CHILDREN rt to-day on charge yey entered pleas of ter their parents pul a halr barotté od them to the cealed the stoler wed the two out sted them, picture theatres yesterday, “Zt is a shame that proprietors should allow young girls under sixteen years of age to mix freely with perfect strangers of mature years, and to witness pictures that their elders shrink from view- ing. The practice of admitting these children to shows has got to stop. Mereafter a second offender will get the limit of the law.” Joseph Rosenberg, who have a moving picture show at ‘unesoorted. lof No, 526 Sixth avenue, and J here to-day. They were met by] No: x and J s Bulgarian monte, nineteen, of No. 1 t Minister and the officials i the Bulgarian Legation, The Turk-| ‘street, Brookly vere held Arrests Follow EveningWorld’s is peace pienipotentiaries are expected | aplece by Magistrate Ike jo reach here to-night. With this) ~ m Expose of Law-Breaking | prevnion. all thore who are to naritel FOUNDED 1856 hamioranai mae tl London, 1 by Ticket-Takers. "The plentpotentiarien representing —— Bulg servia, Montenogro, and ‘ spent the greater part of the the lor tin sions, imposing sentence upon three men convicted of offenses at moving owned, kept, leased, managed or was convicted of improper conduct am show at Mo. 617 Minth avenue. Mis sentence was six months in the pen- itentiary. controlled by him or his em- Little Folk May Go Alone to ployer, or where #uch person is employed of performs @uch ser- pis in 4 ot — Three young women employed as|day in making offical calle and getting , Shows Certain Days and eller rm fener valivecer, any oan ere ra a) SPREE OME ET eee loket sellers in Brooklyn moving ple-| acquainted with each other, Buch dele- MENS & BOYS’ CLOTHING.HATS & FURNISHINGS child actually or apparently un- |It was pointed out that litt tion of a film, under the censorship! ture theatres and three men ticket tak-| sation is sum: Hours. der the age of sixteen years, un- | Would be ace: 5 — be up to the judgment of a|ors—part of the harvest gathered tn | arate hotel jal functions are being leno ‘acoompanied by ita parent of [eral tone of ¢ ry Amal! number of people. Prosecus |entay prompted by the Hiventns, World's atranged in their honor, which will sve We have added several hun- the lurid, se tions in court would be lawfnl guardian, except that any firiyh tn to all concerned, @ falter way | spose of law-breaking and child-mor-| Plenty of vartety to their stay In } i FH i MATRONS ON DUTY.| *ml4 under the age of sixteen | “Gincial i | 4 : | ; tuously housed in a sep- whip gentrally 1s op- a al-corrupting In the cheap entertatn- | London, d 5 m d years may be admitted to @ mow- [posed ax beink uncAnts rican, It ¥85! ATTACKE! ment places—were held for 9 s-| The Duchess of Sutherland entertains red suits In fancy ixe : — ing picture performance or the- (contended by some that the solution was D AFTER MOVIES. sions to-day in $2000 bail »: agistrate| them at Stafford House on Dec. 1% atterns to the 7 i 4! tre, without s parent or guar [to be found in a strict enforcoment of) ann Harris, tn the Gates Avenue Court, while the Lord Mayor of London has p ildre i . dian on week days, except Satur- 0 8 ons of 6 penal law cover@y METUCHEN, N. J., Dec. 13.—Ester Magistrate's action came as a invited them to lunch at the Mansion . Children Will Be Segregated ‘n] sian om week aays, exoepe satur- the seitions er, | Rolfe, & prety slkiees-yearvoid-eaheuk | at tothe ovine placure men ‘who, | House on Dec, B Men’s Sack Suits “ Theatres and Under Watch- | tween the nonrs of 4 o'clock ana 7 | If, these sections are not ations | girl, les in a serious condition at her | poorly advised as to the law, imaxined| | King George. Sir Edward Grey, the O'clock 7, M., and om Saturdays, eee ey eee or the Lerisinture, | 2ome in Millville Village, three miles'| there would be no aftermath to the ar- | y, and Premier Reduced to ful Eyes. Sundays and holidays between oe eee AW THAT. AF im, here, as the result of an attack [rests eave the possible infliction of a| Asuilth will also entertain the peace hours of 1 P.M.and 7 P.B., pro- *|made upon her three days ago by a| nominal fine. | vided « separate space shall be as- FECTS MOVING PICTURES. forty: tr-old man. The girl was on| Pauline Malse and Charles Wittner, first call made i signed ‘Two sections are pointed out f-|her way ho 0 ” te ‘ . i Geeking to make it possible for] flened to sale cnaoee Micvare |fecting the movink picture industry. | theatre Kins ibeiwes ace ioene evens nto denny nidensalidt A Te From $30, $32, $35 and $38. > na} ehildren unaccompanied by parents! performance, and a matron who | 7M*,firat is section LW, This provites:| The gitl is of good family, and rosie | were arterial on Dec ‘ 18] @r guardians to attend moving pic: shall be not less than deter oe teeat Sen dents of this locality are greatly in- | Myo Excellent styles, quality and value. i ture shows without danger to them-| S¥¢ years of age, capacity who prepares, | censed over the outrage, ik Wives, a bit! amending the sootion| Marte iat bo uppeuunea’@ Sala ogre ee Hoke te Work of the Be : F ii Of the penal code which bars them! ¢heatre or at the place where sald uy, ABANDONED BABY DIES. J itratuneas haa Bitkes hates Astor Place & ourth Avenue t 2 in-| moving picture performance is ainment, wh “ants y ne nthe ¢ ” Y Rader present conditions will be in| marin eter Matoriass vahan | tendo the corunion of Motorman Left It aa “Donrder” and SUBWAY AT THE DOOR-ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY j trod a granted said theatre or movinj Never e Back, islature by Senator Griffin of the! son aiding or abet i Leg tablishment their loense, every owner 0: Mre, Rose Kelly, who hes « pent berg and Phillip Olshansky, Bronx. of any garden, building, room, place | trom the Board of Health to. be were arrested at the place at No. 6 " The bill provides: or structure, ‘ : jar ROG EEE. Ge th De Kalb & ‘ Hi Special hours on school days, Satur- 4 oe paisa Robert 7 | days and Sundays when children will) ng picture establishment ot it Porty-neventh ateest ates cipal niet \ be admitted unaccompanied. | seated salary fixed by the appoint- sa bey aia a tion to-day that @ baby left with her |in the Manhattan A | Segregation for such unaccom-| 1g power, which shall be uniform Bection SitciA, vaibod:Wht., cell weeks ago by A man in a moter. | to-day a 3 ) nied children in the moving ptce| !m the oft lends, gives away or siows or of- untform had been dead since | Of sam - | aid matron te empl ters to sell, lend, give ay © show, esterday morning. She knows neith ht lladeed i igh theatres. ‘ i | case shall exceed Aft om * any j the name of the baby nor of the duhiay ticke LA ie fee cee 7 , j ' ; f fatrons, to be appointed by the| week. ECV ENICNY, Ne Nig tulidest6 Kemp. Wik Sramive 46 hee |Gaun's axctibe was that } Ss Il Th Ss Ib fi Ch t 6 ft Hats, 10 be pointed by the ee iLoREn carina | parame tora [Baum tne ete ma ings in Silver for Christmas Gifts | newspaper, story pa. i i pad by the exhibitors, to watch over | WILL BE ASSURED. || urs writing, paper, picture @rawing, [new “warden” Seong ee ee e¢ children while! The portion of the bill in heavy-faced | photoxrapn, figure or image or any | Al Mrs. Kelly remebers of him acc ‘ 2 i = sega a children while) The pi written or pr fof an in+ {ts that ho was young and that both he entor Dead. F you want to give something i are in the house. i ent char the young 1 Who accompa r fifty-four years a H ” shi, jj nin Ac 4 oats SE eae tha wont Fi » Fe SHES WARTEURGRET Tia gecdcnee teen | orate aera potable “different” this year come to the | ator A. J. Grifin " rting the word }him—the bab: » he said—wept as | or last night of : i ee tects pty j Mr. Bannon to-day, “all ¢ ; Booby. Although | Pranentt 1 of dis Meriden Store and let us show you a the Le while hed to child) prevaiiing upon Mrs, Kelly explained that the child haa /at the hom Hy ‘ ‘ tn al b & Touts a of ptrariners to take them 5te the anow |. Si, hora ; vagal Gave Gn4 thm tea | nels Cy wonderful variety of things in silver. | sembly District, will present the meas : Ine, pam Via oa hie was P i | ¥ a ples the theatre] per, writing, paper, figure, ei; to the r ‘i 2. He was seven- Gre to the lower body re to demand proof that the| matter, article or thing ° * ° of |pensary, an autopsy has been ordered, \ey-nine years old. eins! We have here endless numbers of The bill was drawn Bannon of No. 5 i ted hime istry as Mr. Bannon has w Ralph Folks in @dout better theatres a prope on to accompany nor into the place. jon for special hours when un 4 minora may be admitted | | rewation of auch, minara ia) 42 woen conviction, shall be a | What is Castoria : rtises or exhibits es the same to b h dainty little things for my lady—and by the same token all sorts and de- scriptions of silver things that men like. hor more than one year tmprison- Roca babgaaay Bat Ok be SiR Anema pen fet ASTORIA is ® harmlees substitute for Castor Oil, Paregorié, Drops : : ¢ to present it. ! Heensing authorities—tn | yh. anand. and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Sterling sliver So wide are the selections that we Sliver plated i FULL TEXT OF THE BILL THAT Itt Soy ing that none but proper per | ott? a Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Ite age is its guarantee, It | Vanity Cases || know you will find here the solution | Ssfety Match Holder 4 WILL BE OFFERED. fons aiall be tamed for the position, | OFSAusations interested in tho wel‘are | destroys Worms and allays Feverishuess. It cures Diarrhos ond Wind beautifully engraved. I] to th; ; ion “what shall |] °"4 | ry prcsceed, Sil s&s follows Limising the salary will establish algo \y to tind objetcionable. fima aad | Colic. It relieves Teething, Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It Theoneonthetert JJ (© that vexing question “what shall 1} 431, way, price $3.50 Batty wre obécata:toan na 7 andard Gr aeth See RUT authori. | MAKE complaints, | The owners or man. | assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and is priced at $16.50, I give. Separate trays ‘A person who tien, With the appointee pald ‘by the [AkGts Of the theatres will be arrest! natural eléep, ‘The childrun'’s Panaces~-The Mother's Friend. | ‘That on the hat tee 1. Admits to or allows to re- main in any dance house saloon, theatre, museun rink, kinetoscope or m gard to special police. | ty it y 80 years, has born the signature of Chas, H. Fletcher, and hag been made under 9.50 . A 75 cen ach. MTnle MUNA bel a. inch dedner and pitas 29 ak eupaceiasci ince tts infancy. Allow no one to deceive yo") in this. | oc ph fishing things a few dollars 1 pecrieveen N will buy. 1 With ‘agitation for improvement of| more American way than providing for | All Qounterfeite, Imitations and ‘Just-as-good” are but Experiments thas Yor | trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and < | Z n in: | Children—Experience. against Experiment. CMa , Siebert alle The MERIDEN Co nta- | 4 } e the theatre and a law which will save Ip. 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