The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1913, Page 3

Him to Give Girls Protec- tion From White Slavers. Crying “Scab,” Plead to Go to Prison. FROM ‘CADET EVIL pone aaa Gertrude Barnum Appeals to SUFFRAGETTES FINED. Two, Assessed ‘$5 Each for “L Am Earning $17 a Week and Have $1,000, ‘but Will Wait Till I Earn $25 Weekly Before I Marry,” Writes “‘A. H. “(When I Married Six ‘Years Ago I Didn’t Have a Cent, and Now I Have ‘WHAT IS The IDEAL” XG vi) MABRY? ON WHAT SALARY IS’ MARRIAGE POSSIBLE ? ‘Cues, 2088 tp Sas Pm Petsitng Co, ite Sow Team Ween, Boston’s Mayor Puts It at $15 a Week; A New Yorker Proves Nothing Is Needed WHY SHOULON'T YOU MARRY Mme? “AGE IS MeRGUY a TECHNICALITY “7 BHKERDELAN' SONASUIGDE IN WINNIPEG HOTEL New York Youth on His Way to Saskatchewan Farm Cuts His Throat. Left Here in Good Health and Spirits—Had No Love Af- OH, WICKED GOAT 10 EAT THE COAT OF MRS. ALICE LOTT And Spoil the Stew—Oh, How Could You, When It Was Getting Hot? NO MOTIVE APPARENT.| YOUR OWNER’S MIRTH Showed That a Dearth of Pity} She Had Got—“Ha! Ho, she dia promtly do, But Devery’a re straining chain, wound round and round the frightened dame, and what was sho todo? But eracefully to sink ker-flop!— and holler, “Oh, good gracious, stop!” to Devery, the blue. You'd think that Mrs. Thompson's broom would land on Devery pretty soon; but such a thing ain't so, Instead, ¥® poor Mra, Lott, the only sym- she got was “Ha! Ha! Ho! Ho; "4 never think that such « dearth of pity could exist on earth,” said Mra. “And even that was not the worst,” eo Mra, Lott her wrongs rehearsed, “those soup greens—tender, juley, #weet lay scattered all about my feet. Alas! Alackaday!" But Mra. Thompson's laughing spell vanished as vengeance swiftly fell upon Devery's back. BANISHED FROM’ HOME, MORE TO ROAM. “Tis cruelty to goats,” she cried, and then to Justice Hylan hied, her troubles to unpack. “A warrant, please, for Mra, Lott!” A warrant, too, ahe promptly got for “eruelty to goat.” and it was served on Mra. Lott, whose rage grew like @ fair, Relative Says. Ho!” Spells “Out You Go” atove, red-hot, when she thought of her a Home and Happi- ness,” Says ‘Steve C.”’ “Vitality Is the Chief As- set in a Majority of Suc- cessful Marriages,’’ De- clares ‘Dutch Niece’’— “A Man Should Be Able to Comfortably ‘Miss Gertrude Barnum, the young #0o- ial worker from Chicago, who has @cted as a leader and protector of the @triking shirtwaist and kimono makers, aid to-day that she and others asso- elated with her In the effort to keep the thousands of idle girls out of the nets of the cadets and white slavers had ap- pPealed to John D, Rockefeller jr. for as- eistance. They had asked Mr, Rocke- coat. “It is here plainly to be seen, the goat while gamboling on the green sauited Mra, Lott. “So did the sage young Justice speak. “She only is @ woman weak and surely goats not. Bo I decide that Mra. Lott an almost perfect right had got to land on Dev~ ery'’a form. So let him banished be from home and never more allowed to roam about the Thompson lawn.” And as the Judge his words did cease the mild-eyed, milk-white dove of peace flopped swiftly Flatbush way, Mra Charfotte ‘Thompson's goat, with sleek and shiny slate blue coat, no more must roam ebout the lot of self in the Royal Alexander Hotel here,| Mrs. Carrie Alice Lott; such waa tho The body was discovered by a maid, who|!eeal dictum got in Flattush © rt entered hia room with a pass key last/to-day. ‘Twas Devery (the goat) that night. The young man had sinshed his) te Up Mister Lott'g nice lunch of late wrist, cut his throat with a ragor and| “4 dumped the of Sire, Lett upon the hard highway, ere aera dead several hours. At 4-86 East Ninety-one, rae 2 WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. $1.—Pumane! Delano jr. younger eon of the well known New York banker, killed him- lying on @ table near the bed ind Mes, Thompson (policeman's wife) feller, Miss Barnum sald, tf he could r real Manda way these deode were Gone that | SiG Devery, the cause Of strife, Wo 4 , would Give the services of some of his white| Support a Wife When Dear Father, Bisters and Brothers: | caussl the Lott's bE a Ra gh never more eet Ay. . yeatiwate ro vho Se forgive me, KUGEN Thonypson'a pride ea _> —— ave sevestuestors ovine Women, whe He Marries, Asserts : Ouestves. oi Instantly eum-| Pollceman‘a bride) and lives at Forty-| pareow's Second Trial Hegan. ith Phat a ne NER RANE UK Basu “Mes. M. WAITING WITH Some ONE ‘5S BETTE moned by the hotel management found | two, LO8 ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 31.—After eleven days devoted to procuring a jury, the second trial of Clarence 8, Darrow, former counsel for the McNamara brothers, on a jury bribery charge Growing out of the famous dynamite trial, finally got under way to-day. Darrow is alleged to have bribed Robert Bain, @ aworn juror in the McNamara case, through the instrumentality of WAN WAITING FoR SOME ONE BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. Now that a Boston professor has determined for all time that twenty- five is the ideal age at which to marry, the Mayor of that complacent city has settled the remaining difficulties of the situation by declaring that $15 a week is a sufficient income for a young household. So, if we may pin our faith to the wisdom of these twin philosophers, to be twenty-five and to have a $15 job is an adequate equipment for the most hazardous undertaking of life. Perhaps they the note @ t of suicide having been twblished, body was turned over to the Coronet United States Consul-General Jones wired the Delano family in New York that the body was being held subject to instructions, The young man arrived in Winnipes Wednesday evening. He was attired in clothes of the la cut and appeared to be pleniifuily supplied with funds, After regisioring, he retired to his room and wi en alive again. From who traffick in women might be pres- ent in the meeting halls and before the largest manufuctories that are being picketed by svores of girls. SUFFRAGETTE IS FINED FOR AIDING STRIKERS. Three more individual settlements be- tween the striking employees and the irers in the white goods trade nounced at the headquarters of “One day of Inte for Mister Lott his spouse some fine fresh soup greens got to put them tn a stew. When passing by the Thompson's fence the goat with Appetite immenn sense and bieat SHE HOLLERED 'STOP” AND SANK “KER-FLOP.” Now Mra. Lott te slightly stout and eanot run, but she can shout, which Bert Franklin, who was a detective for the McNamara defense. not the condition of the body it ts believed ching he killed himself shortly after r the hotel, ‘The hote) servants were unable to gain admission to Delano's room all day, and core of workers, however, and sin this branch of the trade ccording to the union's figures, Tay a, BS i p ited to ° ee are right If they are, then tho wap Sauces Wtaraesnees| Any Coat in the oan and iinene ma organization are % 5 Milt on strike, and 2000 shirtwalst make between what an Evening World that an investigation be made, hall bra ities reader has called the natural, age When U cin ony ta pada, ‘ping F A meeting to discuss terme of peace to marry and what he terms the nw - ormerly ar m see, aml a om yore Geet ea 8 unpenra tos. Tula oh WE LL MARRY SOON Coroner ‘arrived a. few. minu! olise Dress Assoctatio 0 Rot representatives of the International great as it appears to us. This stu- ’ ‘An examination of the body 25, $28 or $30, hg Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Is| dent of modern social conditions two deep incisions in the left wrist and * acheduled to take plage at the Hoffman fixed the natural age at seventeen, three gashes in the neck. One, MAN TOLD JUDGE, BUT lightest, was just above This gives you an unrestricted selection from our unlimited iause to-day. the financial age at thirty-five, but if so A second, two inch . | me, A second, ( coche ie move “ assortments—from our our Wain Nhat sped nes iA Miitne te one may marry on $15 a week,| Just beneath the Adam's S000. a aa fi both Mail Order and ° hye ‘il | Kanizatlon of the Untted Garment Work- | surely the financial age must be at HIS WIFE HEARD HIM Sita erhnmgrnterst 4 —the most important Sale Event offered in this city for sev ers asunder was made to-day by Inter- least ten or even fifteen years neck. months. national Prestdent Thomas Rickert. He younser. ‘The razor with which this extensive aforced » secrot ballot rule, to be used [Nixore cretiey-smims) GREELEY SMH mutilation had been done lay beside the It has always seemed to me ridic- ulous (o fix as @ matrimonial minimum any sum greatly in excess of the erage carning capacity of men in the United States. The average family income, even when supplemented by the wages of members other than the the strikers vote upon the ace ¢ ur rejection of the peace terins the employers through when young man on the bed, 1,500 Splendid Garments $25 Whipcord Coats $25 Sports Coats She Exposes Ball Player With Bugene Delano, father of the Winnl- peg suicide, and his sone reside in @ Girl Companion and The ately manaion at No, 12 Washington Boe eee essay aibk: | father: ininot $16 7 Ps : y square north, “Mr. Delano ts a mem: $30 Kersey Coates cle Coats the organizers who are opposing Rick- » fs not $15 a week, Quickly Plead Guilt NA ee eine Ane ot Baye Coat , pt — ert and the terms of peace he advo- In Mew York it hae been deter- ] add that wo are both economical. SSRE EE HEE uIcKLy y. Brothers & Co,, a director of the Ban- $25 Chinchilla Cor:s $25 wiot Coats cates and who have been serge ar mined by austive investigation A. HL ‘ Wee HOME" ACCORDING TO "STEW for and Are riod Raltroud So, sad of $30 Astrachan Coats $30 Coverall ts ; ning through the ranks of the ene A508 ; Coa’ WT IKAruL to. assure, thevdeteat of the|| seq tooo smentur sane Lipase TARY tape bel —_——— - Max Puttitz, who playa baseball on an | trustee of tho Seamen's Bank for #av- $30 Evening Coats $25 Diagonal Coats protocol. were relying on a viva voce] tyae g. family ih gadget CENT_AND : been brought up to think poorly } yp.state team in the summer tne tol ings and a trustee of his alma . Voto in euch hall wiere the ianuc Ia] 90k @ TOMA ile me, en 9800 Pew Mtutun: Tam a young man | of early marriages, and had we 8 | earn the fine clothes he wears in winter, AMINA OSHERS aan trantcere The selection is so widely varied that it is impossible to to be put to the union members and| Yearly nized | Of twenty-six years, have a boy | these ideas hinder ug who KNOWS | 110 juage Dyke in the Brooklyn County | years old and was raduated from Yale icularize as to models. Whatever you have seen and ad- ti nob infection would] 336 depend partly upon orga) nearly five years old and will have | hur how unhappy we might have |” hen are|in 198, He was a brother of Moreau py ; ; A ri Carry the vote as they Wished it, By| CBArity Or the conteibutions of te | been married six years next month. | been? But on my eighteenth he nite Die visa & “iminative| Delano, who. is associated with the mired is here, in Saturday's Sale at $10. It is your one big ry the vote as ba 1 , y whe - y 9 xned with ole e, d 7 * . . ; wy | dividuals for existence, But | I was only twenty when I got mar: day he told me he cared for me and | rai banking firm of Brown Bros. & Co., and kert's forcing of th ot throug f craks charge of grand larceny, | banking firm x Rickert’s forcing of the b allot through) oo en outed at five mem- | ried. 1 had known my wife for 4 y (oid him that I cared for him, |dionde, on a charge of grand larceny, | ie tims Delano, «© well known chance to get exactly what you want at one-third price. the union's executive committee the haha ta ih Gia about four years and I wanted to Ho saved money and T learned houses | that he and the girl were engaged. eeitect. ‘Two of young Delano's alsters Conservatives in the organization hope) Nettle doubt in my ming] et married. My mother offered me | keeping and we had plenty of jotty, | “There isn't anything to this charge | married ©. W. McKelvey, @ lawyer and to head off the Pine and Schweitzer here is little doubt erate! Money to w said we didn’t good times, On my twentieth birthe |againet us and we will fight it" 6aid |p, Augustus Wadsworth of No. 14 Sale of $15 and $18 $ aentiment, Voting will begin to-mor-| that an Intelligent and temp know our minds, We were both | day We announced our engagement |Putultz, ‘When everything le settled | Weat Fifty-fitth street | . : row or Monday. young man and capable and economical] (P08 On ee sed get mare and shortly after his twenty-fourth | wo'll be married After Eugene jr, was graduated from Fashionable Winter Coats In Night Court last night, Maststrate| young woman may marry on $18 IMf oy vinout a cent, and asked her birthday we were married. We As the couple were being led back to | college his fai. y decided th t he would Herbert fined Miss Elizabeth Freeman, |New York without more than the !-] jot to be angry or cross as I would have been so very happy and are | the pen a court attendant passed a note|do better on a farm or 8 Rly Never before, in any clearance, was hep slsadhad hy 10 Pig aaegkewy the value so the militant suffragette who came here] evitable hazards of all matrimonial! ge: ao Well, we got married | now going to celebrate our Atth | up to Judge Dyke. husiness connections of the elder Delano press, | Fashionable T: ‘Tweeds, Cheviots and Misti atyles, from London to assist in the campalsn| enterprises, But they will have to re-} with only a few ; lived in one annivers: The right age to marry Why!” exclaimed the 1 tae |e e aan ape lates bah Tan roxy evel bor rech ped yall byropedly pear poor dey for woman suffrage, $5 for breach of the} move the dollar sign from their deals.) room, and before the year was out POAnnge Hae gi it Senne upon | that 9 Airs alve F Fults in the new Canadian aaticulty She a in the e ” ours flat nice and vicual, * youn y wy and that your w Rae Be, try. He came home for the holiday: peace. She was arrested late in the) eyecacniny and amusements and so] We had a four-room . nade i srnoo ty-first street and thamasi: -| cory, oN W re married six loves a girl he should tell her #0 | onarge of abandonment against you York for Canada a week ago, Sai i Meine sre oticoman John A.| Pemiaps constitute themselves strang-] “Ory. Now we are miroan be | The age for him to marry her 18 | «stuet be some misiake,” sald the alt of the family Moreau Delano No Alterations. P le in Four Cities nye : 8 within our gates, aor , f i when thelr parents consent and 4 put the ollowing statement con- 3 <tiduff of the West Seventeenth street | ¢™ proud of and a Httle besides, I piison Boe: ane ne was Yeading an army| PLAIN LIVING AND HIGH THINK: | ot a nee iceook all | Wiel he can comfortably support een een an oorty clad, arose from afcerning t | HA Wes 108 Sree 1 p f the white the t os dat the her. People say long engagem in bide rear of t courtroom andd i} NEW Of pickets in the strike o ING. 1 at them | ire bad, but waiting with some one i c 4608462 Fulton Street 3 ‘ e e y are bed, bt je with 5 up the alsie. y+ + eRe Seite Silen Leonora, O'Relky. of No.| No one with the allahtest respect] tht Soh MeN et things wot | 10,eVer #0 much better than waiting th mistake “whe erted aslingion.Bauare, BROOKLYN a8 Leono f ied pay & ¥ ' ings we ashingto e, 601 Seventeenth uvenue, Brooklyn, an-|for a price tng, no one with the Mor} oo | ee) would take my wifo | fF #ome ome. and then losing him and he's the father @) North, Mr left New York on 10651 Broad Stred other suffragette, Miss Freeman was] tion that persons who own automobiles and baby out foe a. Walk and we'd or her. MRS, M. Saturday Just to return to his farm in} NEWARK locked in a cell in the West Thirtleth| are in some subtle sublimate! way In my home the sun se - wanted tO] saskatchewan, Ja, For #ome : ptrect station before being taken to Night] superior to those that travel afoot, no Pecoeent |SULZER LAUDS AS HE SIGNS OM sonar, i's _wrone sald Fuse | Smee ts dled heen auBlece ba period Market cor 12th Stree : tectives Fits : ne aera { { ‘ our Honor, {t's wrong." sald Putt-| of despondency and it Ix believed that| PHILADELPHIA Court. Detectives Fitzgibbons ane one who estimates any sort sa] to mak: any one else's “| HARRIMAN LABORATORY BILL. “We only had one child, Nie death occurred in one of these at-| 4 LARGE STORES Reilly, who arrested Misa O'Reilly, and) in terms of the dollars it has brows: home nicknamed Bc. AL Puttlita, tie prisoner's mother, | tacks. Mr. Delano was unmarried and ; ha Policeman Kilduff testified that the) 9. gaiied to bring, should undertake to} the thre» “kids, meaning my wife, 1 . i pay ed in the alsie behind the woman | n farming in Tis askatch- Ws; Pa) a~ women were shouting "Scabs” to the] ioe itn tho “plain living and baby and myself. STEVE c, Work of Incorporat rs, Governor | * doshe was fer daughter- ada employed ip the white) iy thinking” that a $15 income willl HOW TO MEASURE THE AMOUNT Says, Will Do Much to Con- mitted her son wae ey SHE COULDN'T GO TO| Tender necessary, OF HAPPINESS, serve Human Life. Then Max Pottlita and Vigiet ees “A NATIONAL -Kina&Co id JAIL. 3 would like to har from any young Madam: Axe 1s a teohnte | ALBANY, Jan. Bl-Gov. Sulzer to-day | White changed their pleas suddenly to Strong tca is economy tea. No. } J or old couple who have married on i Pele ped ata Pr Agar ag vy ruilty and ere remanded for sentence r Miss Freeman insisted om going tol e159 wock or less 80 that those who e should not iv too pili irene Msc bg ee mel on Monday quality and saves money. , Kin but her friends paid the e ae ing the | corp aa —_——--——- the worknouse, Dut ert itmen in Eng, | Rover tlmidiy on the brink of matri) gnoune of happiness or success in |laboratary. ‘The incorforators are Mra FIVE BURNED TO DEATH d CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS ee wen So oevet was one vot | Mony may be encouraged or deterred.| a life, Vitality ts the chief asset in sary W. Harriman, Dr, William C. 1 @ FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREM Mrs. Pankhurst's chief alds for par- But it will not do to sssume a majority of successful ni \Dr. Lewis R. Morris, Wirt Howe and IN FARM HOUSE BLAZE. EE ticipation in the window-smashing cain-| that the ideal age to marry is Cite RL ay cbc iat | Robert L, Gerry, e pages th London, Whenever the miskaum fneactal | teiiduals. Were, t merely 'g | “The discovery of cures for eancer,|fowa Man, His Mother, Wife and Miss O'Reilly testified that she had] equipmont has been acquired. It tistician, X should thee | consumption, &c,,'! sail Gov. Sulzer In 7 oa fi not characterized the strike-breakers as] may be ideal to marry before that BRAD EAR 2 BDO SABY NBs U8e. ovina the bi 1 are) Two Children Fall ns Mgcab” But Magistrate Herbert ac-| moment, it may be ideal to wait pega ne stale Dee a eee ais thal ed of human to Flames OS2@ cent arty ot une dotectives| guid eeany ease after Hf USE a MATE hewn Ne, tnsene | ere Coen All Reduced to the One Price of Prevned her $%. Her fine was paid by} To-day a young man tells a story! ful biological marriages, but as [ life, The Inco lavoratery | RIOHLAND, Ta, Jan, S--Major Mare Bee Anes ”) ineas which begins with the) @M more than g selentiet and more | nase devoted both their thme ant monoy Fie ita and wa andres Ak KO CEYLON TEA The police of the Bedford avenue] acknowledginent | thas | he ma ted im this Fanar, Kanye to thie laudable purpore and the incor | siner were turned to death early to 18 50 01 Miamsburg, sent out a gen-| against the wishes of his parents « Hd ia ath D NM ‘a Hi BUN han Ahale Shani Guba teas [nile 7 atten rere, fot the arrest of {#0 began six years of uninterrup t Boe la band by a wil In hoped. all a 8 yay tha oy ene tcilatul, wan destcced sy | White Rose Coffee, Only 35¢.a Pound 7 happiness with “only a few cents and) hi on, consequent 4 the sclentifie wo ave undertaken | '! Helland, ye man they believe to be ineane who has) (0 Uon of ame and for any I~ fn the cause of humanity.” | This offering includes all of cur men’s Suits and been stabbing and slashing workers in| i : Milacdataeeh talteca l= aad 5 © is in the | eco = ) +9 embroidery factories on Hoye street, ee dmong other sere aders which) control of whatever mastery thay | === CASPERFELD & CLEVELAND men’s Overcoats that were formerly $30, $28 0} > ‘orld | 1 rl ede v fi 5 They ‘halieve the man is 8 garment TO aay is communtention} {adlvidual acknowledges, The ine } ‘D *t t Y Stomach 144 Bowery {iic" wapinas and $25. Among them are single-breasted, rker, crazed by th , sages Ree yorce ih our | ni inne . & fancied xrievance against the em-| Which besing with the devdration Uhdl) shows an advance of psychic loads on Le our vow Be ER ria double-breasted, storm king, raglan and but- brotdery makers, among whom there ts) Mor | iment, but after reading! ia Feet bye womee ae foley whe Dawond ban He Hach vera i! ‘ean ton-through Overcoats. H ida vritta 3 at leading or lose their own souls, lie OF y pera Mone of tonday's victima ia Abraham | the caloric love letters written by Gen} wesc ot much about nature boing roupie ou Mal” The Sack Suits at the same range of discount— hstein of 495 Hopkingon ave-| ° ome.| cruel to the but what A ; 5 Ci ny bi AU i ai eee gleshed about sie face inclined to think that there Is some-/ cruel tow When you feel miserable, run down, have a bad taste in the mouth, coate! that is, from $30, $28 and $25, reduced to $18 50 fa hesleft the Myrtle avenue station of /AME MN Oa! the inatviay | tongue and frequent headaches it is a sure sign that your stoma, liver an | Orders —include our newest models in this season's the BrORa WAY sArnien acd ada $17 A WEEK. | ab 3 re bowels are not in order and need a good, thorough cleansing at o ice. goods and exclusive patterns, Williamsburg Hospital . plane; In the Eastern District Hospital, in Dear Madam: The ideal age to it is not so much EE a critical condition from stab wounds] marry depends mainly upon what The real marriage. \ wy, BROWNING, KING & CO. a bac le MAX © ampowitz of 8.) salary a man makes. I have been | “DUTCH NIECE." | es we Broadway, Between 31st and 33nd Streets, 7 Morell street, who c Lak ‘ a : Mo eae ‘street by a man resembling Roth- sorplne SOR ORY: wins ad td | THE MAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO) | Cooper Square, Opposite 5th Street. cription of his assatiant, @ past thre q = . , | Aas stele sigan and shabbily” dre hot be in a postion to marry for | PAY THE FREIGHT. | || Blue — Perfectly Cut Brooklyn: Fulton at De Kalb Avenue. Sadie Kentrowitz, a striking ga Bet another three years on account of Dear Madam: IT met my husbandt | —_ . | Buy trom the Diamond Price Cutters worker, of No, 6 Sixth atreet, was ecnt| my ineufteient income, 1 om sera | when I was fifteen, He was three | The Delicious Chocolate Laxative |] Mounted in Rings, Brooch taNaliie tosthe workhouse fo 17 @ week and have $1,000 in a , . 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