The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1913, Page 8

TESS TOMY” THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1913. ! “ai News Odditics —) SVNORMNES WKN SUFRMETES ME sciesi seri amemmu rm ; {9 Ber what the suffragists are doing in| wt te Bete , NEW YORK WILL BE Joseph Hinchman, a bachelor now elghty-elght, of Merchantville, N. J, has FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS; THROUGH TOWN ATOP \agraoveLiial SINGER ILL, tet i et et oa warea babies from infancy to the age of twenty-one. Sait pork was Pautdenee’ "Teaepe iG. Chine fhe OO. @ ana Meaty fe ‘onan To cht's Opera Bill. against Mayor Gaynor to recover $100,00 The Metropolitan Opera House man- agement announced to-day that owing | ‘ to the indisposition of Mr. Pini-Corsi, who sings the important role of Penta- lone in “Donne Curiose,” which was scheduled for to-night, the performance haa to be abandoned. Instead, a double bill will be offered. “The Secret of Suzanne,” with Farrar Five Scranton boys were arrested after selling thirty $10 and $20 gold pieces for % cents each. They had found « $09 collection of coins in the cellar of « P once occupied by & “miser,” but didn't know thelr value. RAPS BEN LINDSAY —— Says the New Yorker Was a Annie Sisson of Westerly, R. L, whe went to Fresno, Cal, to marry a) ; “eapitalist’’ and found him @ dishwasher, and was sent home by a charitable, Dozen Years Ahead of | Denver Judge. OF FIFTH AVENUE ’BUS With Banners Flying, Washing- ton ‘Hikers’ Make Prelimimary Trip Through Crowds. UNDER THS PLAN Health Commissioner Lederle Suggests General House- be set, ai jeclared the Alder- an was engaged in a great public work, and the letter, written by the Mayor, on which the libel sult was brought, was generally understood to have been written to destroy the Al- German's influence in that work. society, vanished again and friends have received word that she has married the capitalist-dishwasher after all. j EDUCE “‘the high cost Blow at Liberty—Judge Kelloggs of Westfeld, Maes., has ordered « cold bath ‘ ‘ Stephen J, Baldwin, counsel for the rey) Cleaning for Father Knick. | tor aii tramps before they are brought into court. and Scott!, will be followed by “Pagli-| Mayor, said that {t would be i npossibie cf living by wear- ence Mayor Gaynor has forestalied those] A Fifth avenue bus tan up to the! Accel’ with Caruso, Borl, Amato and) for him to get ready for trial before the |» the $4.00 corsets Thomas O'Donnell, a Springfield, Mase, chef, olaime to have sorambled | intending applicants for the Job of Jus-| headquarters of the National Woman | second Monday in April. Ing the 94. co 1,000,000 eggs for his present employer. EVERYBODY MUST HELP. tice of Special Sersions, which is now hel@ by Robert J. Wilkin, whose term! expires May 1. It had been understood | would not be re Mayor to-day not!- tice Wilkin he would name him another term, “You may make thia public,” the Mayor wrote, “so that I may not be bothered with applicants to succeed you. You have don in the Children’s Court. are prone to look away from home for competent officials and commendable thin “We have seen no end of artict about Judge Lindsay and his Juvenile Court in the little city of Denver, But he began only tn the year 190, where- as you began similar work in the care of children as early as 187, and pro- cured the passage of the first law, namely tn 18M, for the protection and probation of children brought — into, court, Later on you also drafted and had passed the Juvenile Delinquency law. “In fact, the whole syatem of treat-| made FMIn avenue echo ts the Ing children separately in court and|theough the tratfic. Others in the bus protecting them as children should be | Hobie Gardiner Fonse, 14s Crate Protected grew up under you. Judge) ang pr, Lavinia 1. Dock, who led the donen ‘years lator. “And. vets some) aiveny, hikers te 8 violoey, which the good people do not know that fact and! W'granam, Mary’ Baird, Mary, Boldt, | none peopien ah oucet Lindsay. | Martha Kiatechen, Elizabeth Freeman, thing good near home and others think | Constance Leuppe, Phoebe Hawn, Mavel t is impossible that the germs and) Morgan, Evelyn MoCulloch, Dr. Jennie elements of good should. be. in their Fuller, Florence Allen and Mrs, Frank neighbors whom they eee in the streets Stratton. every day.” On thelr way up from Brooklyn Bridge Suffrage Association, at No. 66 Fifth avenue, this morning and took aboard * . thet give $10 service Southern New Jersey ts up in arms over the mandatory law to get rid of ‘monquitoes. They declare there are enough “skeeters” between Long Branch and Cape May to bankrupt the State, Mayor Agrees and Promises That All City Departments Will Co-operate. tate shiel4s and banners, of the orators of the association, {ucluding Mra, James Ler Laidlaw, ‘Mra, Francs H. Bjorkman and Mrs, Helen Hoy Greeley, the latter with a megaphone, went up after them. The gally decorated auto turned inte Broadway and went to Dr. Parkhuret's church, Everyone landed and pceed on the steps of the church for a phcto- ‘aph. Then Mra. Greeley megavhoned instructions for “literature” to be dis- | tributed and the bus started south for Brooklyn Bridge. A big banner hung on the side of the bus informed the public there is to be |@ meeting in Carnegie Hall Monday, bo. 17, at which Jane Addams and other famous speakers will discuss euf- frage prospects. Tl bugler, Miss Rose Sanderson, James H. Coomes of Yaphank, L. 1., shipped 814 bunches of watercress to & wholesaler here, expecting $10.40 at “quoted prices.” He got 97 cents and had spent 90 cents for barrel, crate and string. So he had 7 cents for his work. to Robert MoLloy, serving @ year in the Trenton workhouse for stealing a pair Of trousers, a watch and 67, has asked for @ pardon. He declares he was in a room with three other men and, dressing in the dark, got the wrong trousers— ‘that’s all. Meaith Commissioner Lederle sug- geste, and the Mayor acquiesces, that the spring of 1913 witness a sanitary, leaning of the houne of Father Knick- erbocker on a scale never before at- tempted. After pointing out that the @eath rate for the past three years has) —_—_— been lower than ever before in the! Frank Degnan gave @ pint of blood to save the life of Mitzabeth Mullen, vic- hiatory of the city, the Commissioner | ™ of #8s poisoning, in @ Providence hospital. Now she is recovering and their ays in a letter to the Mayor to-day | "sssement Ie announced. that every city department should co-| 4 dove carrying a letter, @ heart and the words “Baby Doll Mary” tattoed operate toward the end of making the! on the leg of a woman killed by a trolley car in Fourteenth street led to her spring of 1913 the banner season of| identification at the Morgue as Mary Eather, @ professional singer. the present administration in wanitary a ‘werk. The Commissioner has a plan Reno business men have threatened to fight woman's suffrage unless the of which the following is the sub.| Yemen quit thelr battle against the easy Reno divorce. stance: ‘The Corn Exchange Bank of Philadelphia, to encourage farmers and cut living aw ane, toss dina terdusn Meamar et cout, has offered $1,280 in prises for the ten best eare of corn grown in Pennsyl- 4 ° A edlare, roots, yards and vacant joie vania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland in 1913, cote tog aiie Aer paheaag Of © women students of the University of Chicago who attended « “pure Cleaning out cateh basine, food dinner” last Thursday, 1 have been made il! by ptomaines. The salad Is Freeing the city as far as possible! blamed. Chicken ple served at @ church supper in Duluth made more than [00 frem smoke and cinder nuisances, and| persons tll. minimising the nulsances from odors of offensive trades and the dust from streets. The better protection of all foods from contamination of dust and flies. Boston has @ new licensing board chairman who opposes the “perpendicular Fighting the fly, not by “swatting,” | drink” and in t saloong must provide tables and compe! patrons to sii but by preventing breeding. down before them, Fighting the mosquite nuisance by —— @iminating the breeding piaces. ‘The Quaker meeting house at Darby, Pa., which has not missed Sunday Lederle then adds in| service since 1682, was closed with five other churches yesterday, owing to an Bie letter: ‘We have a very keen am-| epidemic of diphtheria and ecartet fe ‘Theatres and movies closed agd Mtion to turn over the city at the end| the people forbidden to gather even in the streets, ef this administration cleaner and \ Bealthier than we found it. To this Fred EB. Ladd of Brockton, Mass., just admitted to the bar, has already been ent, I would suggest that we in rate] iicensed as a physician, dentist and-oculist, and has worked for twenty-eight metewe d perfection! B. C, Lewis of St. Louts has @ plan to establish a $10,000,000 woman's town on hia 12,000 acre ranch at Atascadero, Cal. Plans include a home for each woman, Paying employment and incidentally a woman's college. Men are to have @ share in the town, though the special object Is to ald working women. LE GOAT GOCE 5 QOL ARLEN, ALOE LO LLL LA ILD GI A R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. acy: therald Square, Broadway ,34thto3sthS:, SALES in PROGRESS }} Highly Important Economies for the Thrifty Housewife Philadetphia ouffragists have decided that the first words taught to babies hereafter, after “mama” and “papa,” shall be “Votes for Women." SRR Steg ER gE gt Be EN pene MP mr A ree @ epring house cleaning of th years shoema! ? one hig ons ne. over Setoro etiosrgred| rem en — Manufacturers’ Exposition Samples Aah CHE TSE aTRABIS HIET AS aes Re GRE cet without any appreciable increase] PRINCE KATSURA STONED “pick” ‘ int 1.00, ie | @f cnet to the elty—at any rate with Owes Her Life to We have purchased the “pick” of the samples shown at t'e New Dining-Room Suites, $151.00, Wlale expenaiture ef pollc tance tt] BY A MOB IN TOKIO Eiredovione s# Mo free the regular prioee, A vio to our tore at (Uf bought in the regular tcav Macy's price would be $201.00.) i approve of my plan, will you ask Allerative | at red: evens of 6 so 26 trom the requine prices. 4 vai to our o Chinese “Chippendale” Dining-Room Suites, at $346.00, SEL EE coaeqraten of tes iy toparementa AFTER HE RESIGNS. this Hina a adad tovreney res: (Af bought in the Hee lar way Macy's pri Peoulaes $401 00.) a k y > regu ray ic e 00. - Dareane hose sats wil 8 OOTY aye v Don’t Let the Question of Payment Bother You There is furniture of all proportions, whether to fit the tiny j See eremetnatons, capeniaty these tn py ie 4 ey We extend you credit in a business wi d on a business basis. No flat or the sumptuous mansion. Sixth Floor. i? rand Cabinet in e extend you credi m o i i which Prarealibend active, and ef the Giving Up Ones or Ro yh jotning that will in any way offend your self-re- i oe Be i spect in asking for it. ir a i Sate qnaniere .—Prince Taro I Be Y. ur Own Salesman—Plai - Figure Tage on Everything ‘ . (at the Departmem of Health butiding TOKIO, Japan, Feb. 10. e Your ie ‘ag : s Ms nk the thavement, to her Kateure, Premier and Minister of For-|touen with i : A collection, embracing every favorite material, every new oP Brees este eshousn: fina’ ee coma | elem Affaire of Japan, was stoned to-|ean Investignie and. judce’ for” yoursel, weave, every fashionable Rice! Serges and Suitings at special 5 | @ut aperopriate lnerature. Tt whi be a| 447 bY & mob in the streets after he} Need of Mrs. Govert's recovery. Prices. Main Fl 35th Ht @ummpaign of education in public hygiene | "84 offered his resignation, together! “Gentiomen: Think! that alte: 5 sadathsadBaabe : h that of th ber if hie Cab- | short nik ble Ov" o RMR EL Sate lsterstia w bese eed trett, We | Uh OM Cee A | my! mother-in-law "Mra anne” Gaver) S f Dr Silk: 1 T) 9) Feteas up week" movement; we propose | Several newspaper offices were also | the following testimonial wabent besten ale o ess OUKS | P| ene that ont will Inst at least until See ia eet Hutid Rabati OP re AS eek: A showing of notable Silk novelties from Foreign and Do: fey OS cones | e forint ag pyr Mhatd Re eee ais tiny oe catlead: rea mestic looms, at savings of one-quarter to one-half. oF, ¥ teat (t may cryetailise into @ perman- | parts of the city, in the course of whch Main FL, 25th ‘ . emt Babit. a number of policemen and civilians ¢ F . 4 ae Serer, copweres, rn , wretet 12 were. injured, The excitement ocon- : Grocery Specials f) cleasing of the whole city and I shat!| When Prince Katsuro resigned as “Bridal Veil" Flour, regular price $6.74 barrel—special | H ‘ ands }-Bave the Gifferent departments co-op-| Premier to-day he at the same time $5.94. This season's canned corn, “Wakefield” Brand, sale teduce thick upper limbs orate.” handed in the Joint resignation of the, y to natural size. No. 406 —“Limshaping” ) $ 4 atienain, t and he in mption yond all medical aid. When I a od price 7c per can, regular price 10c., etc., etc. pitth #1. asth st. other Cabinet Miniaters to the Emperor. Marquis Kimmoch! Shionji, former Pre- miler and now leader of the Conetitu- eradicated CHILDREN LEFT ALONE of Tragedy. Mra. Isidor Ronenberg, yielding to the insistent demand of her five-year-old ema, Davy, left her room on the fourth Moor of the tenement at No. 2% East Twenty-second street to-day to pure mot absem from the flat more than ten minutes. When ghe returned « cloud of chase the child some candy, She was Marquis Salonji in regard to the with- drawal of the recent vote of lack of confidence in the Government. ‘The Cabinet's only step to meet this, opponition was an immediate dissolution of the Diet, but the Minister of Marine, Admiral Baron Minoru Saito, refused to sign the recommendation for this action and hence the resignation of the Cabinet refused to follow the example of the: penny START FIRE AND ONE IS | tuitu‘vary, was at once summoned to A selene ou “hi Sale of Watches att bam Bact BURNED TO DEATH, | the palace by His Majeaty. This action i Mivoine ‘carved stand. Gold filled and sterling silver, for women and misses-- Improv -Reducing front. arta sib iba Bat. ‘of pepe lll) out hope for fora bolts ‘ fide, cy grel, frome iit rt = nickel for men and boys. A sample value is the SterlingSilver |; fg Skit is long, but hot extreme. Isldor Rosenberg, the Father, Tries] Yaxio Osaki, the leader of the Consti- {7 ,the Alterauy with mluve, knober like drovers Sith ~ glass Watch at $3.64, sold elsewhere for $6.00. Main is Wiway elastic “Li i 4 J M cuts value §3! mobs: like cut; - 2 | Sane? to Kill Himself When Notified tutional party and of the Liberals, who Ni 22, value MAN: a 98 | ff tensions” expand freely when you R sit down; when you stand, your thinnest gown fits smoot aride: or a wrinkle. Sizes 20 B to 36—$4.00. A Similar Model —but with a longer skirt, ,for the woman who like extremes, is our new— Wy of Sheets and Pillow Cases—| * A wide assortment at unusual prices. Basement, Rear, Carpets and | Continuing Macy's mid-Winter sale—Wilton Velvets at $1.24 per yard (Macy's price was $1.48). Body Brussels Car- Ss amoke greeted her as she opened the} pecame imperative. M pet, $/.14-per yard (Macy's price was $1.59). Velvet Rugs, emer ner and Si Swervearod Bey, | == (|QUIT CALOMEL 9x12 ft.. ot $8.64 (Macy's price was $17.24). Fourth Floor. No. 409--“Limshaping” $4 me ooeyd ee oe full” e Hinicky Appetites in cpassad y «Extremely Long Skirt Se Put in Order Tron e Dy ering trem LPIASIASIAIIISRIISIISISSIAS ISD IID oui ah bis No; 400, cals she eet tee ‘toot of | ey eee Pe aes jA Sete Voget jubstitute Ie ing power is even greater, Also, Sader the bed which was smouldering, | Yeu Can Sit Right Down and Eat Any- Olive Tabiete for the Liver. it has our new adjustable side WORDS AND MUSIC of Song Hit From FRANZ LEHAR’S OPERETTA dm the excess of terror the woman did pot touch the child. Instead she ran to the street, carrying Theodore in her farms and shrieking incoherently. The meighbora who hurried to her flat found the gmoke too thick to allow them to eater. ‘The members of Engine Company, Nov W& summoned by an alarm, entered the flat, put out the fire and recovered the bedy of Davy from under the bed. The Mttle boy had been burned to douth. It ‘g@ supposed that he started a fire with ; matches and crept in a hiding place to | 5, | qveld bis mother. Isidor, the father, no- thing Served if You Get Acquainted with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets With @ most pathetio sigh the dy: Peptic site down and “views with Bis hungry companions. Ni the best doctrine for most people to hand out to hose supporters, Be t this splendid new model--$4.00, With Relief Bands IN high favor with a host of women are our improved models with Relief Bands— H No. 403—low ies The Ratt Bacds now have lena ends of elastic, making them fit more Dr. F. M. Edwards, « prominent physic of Ohio, has discove: pt neem mrtia liver toner in a combination of vegetable materials, mixed with olive oil, which is in effect almost exactly like the old and un- trustworthy calomel, except that there are om of ae bad Aha resly calomel, . Edwards has be foe of cal though he recogelsed tte value slong with its dongers, | distrust of the Sis . tually started him pry ca ove sere periments with the view rippin a substitute, and he is today in possession of which ii We by [ROREAY] gf A few Tuesday specials were advertised in the Sunday newsparers. A few are listed here. But there are dozens that have not been advertised either in the Sunday newspapers or here. Vv . There are always more un-advertised tee ‘a sweatsho sought-lor combinati ise cials al y A sauzly and comfortably, 1 I RA ally inthe ges arcadia Now Appearing at than advertised specials at Macy's. "irl women el th the Rae ent ereny rien be fund Davi by cn Ou it san’ tantien mot Weber & Fields’ 44th St. Theatre $1.98 PANEL BACK | 79¢ BOYS’ BLOOMERS & | cg Pre Me Moers ok trend, | Seen pise ett can weer mds’ | ib Ghee nee elo +79 ROCKERS KNICKERBOC\ERS | fj 200'%0"s4.00, “8 OS® They, are called Dr. Edwards's Olive Tab- ts. They oil the bowels, and their effect the liver has been the means of relief to rde's regular oatients, as well de of others who have suffered and were afraid of calomel, y are, i effective. In Next SUNDAY WORLD * erererrrerer rrr verrens verrrerrr If you are affitcted with any symptome | of stomach trouble, be assured that your wane ai arms and have spindles peta yin Made sybstantially of birchwood, neahogany-finished. Choice | corduroy, al talons ea of saddle or cane seat. Macy's usual | All sizes, 6 to 17 ye: il sizes, price tor Rockers of this style and | $1.00; Macy's usual price 9c quality is $3.24. Cae Cian | 37¢ MEN'S DOMET WOMEN’S BLACK | FLANNEL NIGHT S| 33¢ Gkuze LISLE HOSE HIRTS Feet epee yd are price is 48¢ a pair. All-wool cheviots, in a wide I ari of mixtures; ray, brown and tan ; t digeative losing power,—they oonet Find the NEMO that suits you, and stick to it! (M)___KOPS BROS., Mfrs., New York 1 _ = dery Decides Painter Took All Risks t= Klevater Shatt. iA fury before Justice Platzek in tne ey ee | _ ASKED $96,000 FOR ARM. heip to be ments whi for them, supply et of digestion KSLSSLSSLLSLSLALAAAAKFALSAFAAA AAA aol ol oe tablets being sufficient to All Jog or foun Grains of ordinary food. It te pial t the condition of your | purities. t The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, 0. articles opportunity to Fe: the muscles wil) be nde invigorated, and man, “SEK LK SLL SSL LSM CLK CLS KKK SK CK LK SLL LK WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. HRSA LAK AR SW 3