The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1913, Page 4

FS See na —— _ i THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUAKY 24, 1913. i fected for reasons already given, and Twenty-fourth street and Thirteenth Adding that an “additional report wil avenue by the two Inspectors, SAVED HIS SON be furnished later by Prot. Goodnow Fitering the saloon Lynch and Hodkn disiada STERN BROTHERS and Prof. Howe.” ” e showed their shields and told the three ”, From Constitutional Decline. red m th were ur it. McArdle, | i id attacked h. The tee ters | te Htention for the b it of fat 7 o, . M ec so tt a py RE fb et neenle ian gto dl To-morrow, Saturday, will be placed on Sale baad Hy Al arate la Uyech drew | Tien ta thie virinity we publish the | 4 Very Exceptional Offering of Seasonable BY BAD GYCTEM DESPERATE BAT ILE Moardie sprang ack; stitt taughing. {following letter:—-Mr. Richard Rush, ‘ Then he started for the door, of Columbus, Ind. says: “I believe I i czas ordered nim to LR pt am indebted to the valuable properties Dress Silks t oe ¢ be : ot of Vinol for the health of my little son | preciate t “| Three Men, Shadowed F Les ea itd wnt the ig Iongshoremes| Dale, He had a severe attack of whoop: | Arranged in Dress Patterns Onl; ary of Board of Estimate 22" eclate the mesite Aree Men, Shadowed From] crumpied in a heap on the floor with a|ing congh and measles, which affected At Less Than One-Half Original Prices “But since our chief Pier, Attack Ofticers Whe: bullet In hits left breast. ten | his lungs and general constitution, We! # Committee’s Report | constructive critictem, hs, i ee era ae a rine Tes Sethi “men, | tied several oiler remedies Np am Novelty Silke, , ‘ Submitted Put Under Arrest. Pointing his revolver wt then he! silt commenced be Liba ed instripes, broken chacksand Jacquards, 48° ] ere ht ordered them to etand back fn @ cor and om re in ackno f PEAR — | "pr. Jenk yaiclan on the ¢ my confidence in its retorative and re- Regular Valttes $1.10 to 1.75 Yard at . ohn McArdle of No. 2%) West six. | donia, was . He eald MeAr rodent remem little aon is |. TEACH BOYS VOCATIONS | eat Paviic ‘eduction aifeety "adieeea wie H wal injury was lal vist me only | the picture of Nad ion ui pits the Satin Charmeuse, 40 tnches wide, $] 15 0 te wi vs om. | Short time to live, Dr, Water 0 E cake lSuens ot our ¢ cers a A Ue lant wip ‘ ieee “i came in an ambulance from New York | bh hel Sie wearin Regular Values $2.00 and 2.50 Yard, at cco, ht, Ie dying In 4 wi J ¥ is is we the cl needed the Industria "Education Found | at aie. 10 bg hesil de a | ere Hewpital Fo eee cnesnat in{atrengthening cod liver elements and( Imported Double Width Foulards, lizible—“Abolist i | Garive eran ome : | car grecene Megan. teen's 12: Lorne | nus pockets were wo botties of the bay | the tosie iron that Va Gels No in allover and bordered effects, 1 25 ; ibe—" 1h Boar | me jw Hogan were assigned sev-| rum and he was made a prisoner,| oil, delicious taste. Children love it. { igow 4 ‘i Sse cad Lane voritor atta eanenslveelay jays ARO to catch smugglers oper-| changed with smuggling, uit and| We give back your money if Vinol does Regular Values $2.50 to 3.50 Yard, t - ; Superinten ents.” inteMectuatly, morally and physically }@ting from incoming steamers of the] interfering with a Customs inspector. | pot do all we claim, I rted F: Chiff | ss | Anchor Line. Breen and Zehilus also were charged M po! ancy fons, / smn VOCATIONAL Last sight as thoy ware watching some| with taterfering with the inspectors and (tll mtbr Original Prices 4 $2.75 to 3.75 Yard, at 1.28 H FRe Committee on Social Inquiry of| NEEDED IN THE @CHOOLS, | >87 rum left over from a quantity smmag.| leeked up in the West Seventeenth teres, andatall ay to the pier at Twenty-fourth street police station to be arraigned to-| Brookiyn andat Thousand the Board of Estimate, consioting of| | Prof. Manus urged vocational train- ous the paseeuiits Cassition tear mn | Gay Werdeaitom Stiebet Court as wine ue Aleo Several Yards of the most popular President Mitehel of the Beard of a tng at the woper end of the elementary | MaArdie, Otte Zehilus, @ Greman on the Lynch was charged with felonious as- and white slgn p> .weavesin Black Silksat Corresponding Reductions. ant Miller sy Borough of the oe are ana hed re ena ane ot No. yy Twescpate ped ‘Fos aocsinea cr matenial wekien is displa for normal pupile over fourteen yea: jhe pi ind hold it Distriet-Att + | Bae Beard cs setiecien a tesarn| of ens, warner they have comsieted| cemeevatea. s ” | qigutinsd toch est lina intteme| West 23d and 22d Streets @ the “Report Whole” on the|S® SlRRt years’ elementary school} Then the three men left the pler ané| tion house last night. ‘The two told NO BRTRA CHARGE FoR 12, Ne) course or not, and who wi not go to 8) i¢ was found that more of the bay rum | M that thelr orders f Collect: | Giz’ achooin, a» prepared by Prof.| iig was gone, The three were trailed to a Lae were to Ko to Busines iF deaee Pa gn ge \ ye H. Hapa of Harvard the apecta-| ealoon at the southeast corner of|sary in running down the smugglers, |@@ ww oF. Mw } engaged to act a) evairman of the thirteen educational experts engaged \ | to investigate an] report to the com- j J ial ; ‘ | if “Ht te clear ti ¢ .}uation schools, vocational 47 V0" } fees which the pudlic cational; v om | New York has made y ji. | tlonal schools of seconda: ; @ation it is serionsiy defective.” ‘core schoola of commerce; high * " u ittee, °F eda th «| practical arts (techni high schools), |{Shaantnation in renpest te ft eins | agricltural ign school . Very Great Reductions tretion by the Board of Education F OC } the supervisory staff and in respect to ’ } its general system of supervision. The . i} Board of Education needs a clear con- S 1 fe S t d O 1 C H un h r § Nn | ception of its functions, and should y 5 y 4 a es or a ur a bal '. . a come to close quarters with its work. " 4 ‘In the general system of supervision, : ” ’ naiptl co-operation ‘under eaerelp Sa a Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ | Established 1820 ndente tum no| VICTIMS TIEO AND Gi | Prawn ana'snowid ms asotenes | BY ROBBERS IN YONKERS. Dress, Motor, Street and Evening Coats ie wens AE Mapealnere 1 ecmene | Imported models and models of our own a) | at 14.75 19.75 24.50 Regular prices $29.75 $35.00 $45.00 All cians represented. 14, 16, 18 years or 82 to 42 buat fai i pied ria eae ey. Employees of ‘Fiitration Piant Are Held Up by Pair, Who Escape The quality of the jug in tl mentary schools, nt least, is in general With $70 and Two Watches The police of Yonkers have not good, The course of study for mentary schools and for high schi jocate twe bold robbers who pecre| ht at the filtration design in Coats, Muffs and Neckpieces. FUR HATS needs thorough-golng revision and fetlity should replace rigidity in their Final Clearance of Children’s Coats | adwintetration. y wat Women’s Fur and Fur Trimmed Hats { NOUSTRI IDUCATION A NEG : ba TreteLe QUANTITY. 5.00 7.50 Ri and Automobile Caps. 0 16 years he compuleory attendance service is ; 8) to 6 years Inethetent It emphasises functions rather Hl chan cg stab prope ngs the hoo % : The. ‘Tee reveanioed evomtages 0€ im . Gow ns and Suits termediate echools in relieving conses- $91 FIFTH AVENUE Liga have net ed to the eatablanient Pints laying <bean Women’s Tailor-made Wool Women’s Afternoon Gowns | be all air eeed vowmrnafe-corg and ‘cape ‘pulled down, entered and Suits. eS ae Vetoes eo 02 SONY Of Charmeuse. : - Lena opportunites thane schon aflerd | rust Fevolvers, at the’ card players Reatteiensterenee Reiser rte: 29,50 Regular prices up to $69.00... 39,5( = HAT SSotmren rate'e! promction ort Um| twovesveced, wikia, revelvers” Closing out a lot of Misses’ and Girls’ Wool Room | See ri soho whey nar ae | || CORRE OnE & Tot of Nissen’ and Girls’ Wool Tailor-made Suite | |i 4Room\}, Don’t Postpone fr ban ech net baned| CAO rad aneeur bebe one of tat scalp basa gular prices up to $35.00, 10,00 Ty Flat Outtit the Wedding It's not wise to postpone the wed- ding day until you have enough money to pay cash for your furniture, because n.oney slips through @ fel low's fingers when he's single. Get married now. Let us outfit you }illll and she'll help to set aside the smal. ff Weekly expenses, including our !n- lil Hi of S150 per week p iia ‘kg hand free and “The provision for industrial edycation | Men Managed to worl 42 to de almost negiigibie; | Teleese himself. saer Rata or cient eo: Strong, Durable Shoes aeceasary effective co-operstion of in. tuptry and commerce, and co-operative ‘ a) for Boys and Girls tnd continuation school nelly ab- ie ; a Wabi tsitaortiny and y Gro Sises 8 to 104. Widths C, D and FE. terees Special, 2.99 to w condu i tigations fa saasraeee 1b rere the necaaary ¥ : The Same Shoe for Misses lala to nh Wd iocete sean) Sises 11 to 2. Widthe B,C and D. Sizes 13 to 2, Low Heel ‘ll the activities of the scheel system| j.§ Bae NO [| Fp f 00 oj e oreerr rer occ cecerccrevveevoesece eo eeeey Special, and for ite absolute financial support : HAS SOME MERITS, SAVS8 PROF. HANUS. — sins monegregh tt ‘De urtet'c.| Have You Tried It? 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