The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1913, Page 6

‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 8, Crowds of Sufferers Besieging Dr. Friedmann. Jeblefeleteblebeebetelebtetebelbter bbb feb eebtteettebinte toe datetatetatetetntattetatatntebelebelbfetafatmtats | Sunday Seller Raised It to a Dollar, Leman Alleges Hut ind Was Then Arrested Old, Stopped ¢ Floors and A Harland Hubbard, ‘old, an engineer for years In an oMee bulld Bros was held in 1018, OFFER OF QUARTER BRIBE | AGED ENGINEER HELD FOR HUMILIATES THIS coP., BEATING MAN IN ELEVATOR. 7 Me doctor’ claim, has caused him a wind up hetvon breakdown, men do by stating ———— his correspondence ELABORATE LETTER ENDINGS (From the London ) sentiments fos THOUSANDS BRAVE IcY COLD 10 GET FRIEDMANN CURE —_—_>— (Contimed from Piret Page) | plus distingues?” The Spantarde leven further than this, The most for- endings mal of their letter endings—the equiv- employed in thia country are bald com. alent of “Yours truly''——prociaime t ° pared with some of the formulae used writer as “Your faithful rervant, wh by foreigners. What Englishman would kisses your grandeur’s ha! Now 0, another Young Shop—W oolworth Building —Broadway & Park Place— ard, 72 Years station, was so filled th and also with hu rraigned Samuel ; MA Fifth avenue befor Levy in the rt on a charge of lay that he coukt hardly speak. fb eald Welr hed offered him @ briye of a er of a doll Bernie bewilderment at the eh wate Aether! tad the indignant Pheu | a fitting home for Young Hats Of the big hotel Not a few clutched fn thelr bony hands coins and bitte thrust at them hy guests of the hy was a joke to me, But he was per ; osinlent and tried to furee it In my hand —America’s most remarkable She etter bestowing quicaly [pelt running after me, He folded a tok toh h if 1 f Saati ror apuy hen the omran E running ate tte fot elle cto itn the ug building and most famous and the halle about the office unt the Invasion had been turned back Dr. Friedmann himself kept in the) Atrictest seclusion. pit. Me trailed me around | bill dirty dotlar end | Hub he stuck it in, the struck | hi if he didn't tale | Witt in closing the door, Le: j MAN told him he should be more caretui! headwear— the elevator | king the place of re nnd did not dew to be called on the telephone, He fianed a paper for the hotel people tnat Week In which he atated that he had ho offices In the hotel and would under ho circumstances treat a patient there THRONGS OF AFFLICTED ABOUT THE WALDORF ALL DAY. Desolate groups thronged the #ide- walks near the Waldorf nl! day. A po- Mreman in front of No. 219 Fifth avenue » xald he guessed he dint row much about the lawa in this coun. try elther as to Sunday selling or offer. ing money to polleenen, Siaeistrate | Da h Nn with his fists, Carvgan fied Win ¥ leaman i a sufferer from th ' son employed at Tonawanda, but hear. | mann would treme » he had started for New pped in Rochester ant 1 the authorities of enc MMe arch 3.1 fenate | bill tntroduced by | c ) - i — ok New York to mate} | $ Alarm Cloe Benator Cullom of Ilinols a resident lant night passed Kenator Root of him on Wa way Allowed none to toiter there. Other po. |B as aes a we De vee ; | licemen came along from time to time! ™ aa he hind no money comimisstoner for the construction of | Gtolodeing human wrecks, who leaned! Warteck wan xiven medical attention the Lincoln Memorial in this elty. Sen: | he a ev fs t a y | Against the rail along the windows of] 4 arty thin morning said he felt ator Cullom, who retires March 4 after the hotel dining rooms peering tn at the moente Dr. John Van Doren Young, secre tary of the County Medical Society M4ld At hie office, No. # West Seventy fifet treet, that the society had in no way interfered with Dr Friedmann and Would not unlews se violated the law, Dr. Friedmann ca re of hie wad | # to his of New Tt was suggested | reprewenting his State in the Senate for thirty years, waa a leader In the move- | ment for the erection of the memorial. much better. At § o'clock he was found dead In a cell where he was resting Warheck atated that he had two ‘Tprothera and siatera In Jersey Clty, but did not give thelr namer poceenailpnninn JOHN T. OAKLEY’S FUNERAL. ‘HOO Tammany Members Pay Laat Tritate to Sachem, of John T. Oakley ee f Guaranteed for | XTH AVE 22"yyd 23! one year; loud CUMERCHANDISE STAMPS ‘ic.35" |i ale “or $4, $5 and $6 Waists Exodar | ecia ‘He inquired @tatun and 1 explained the ta York as to practise Funeral services , many Hall and ehiet No 9D. one Orders that hla brother might adminiater the | ® Sachem oF ered ai sued pi { Mail, C. P D. or "Phe serum, using Dr. Friedmann as his as] clerk of the Board o a ed . Dress fidtant; but the brother is admitted to] died Thursday at hit home, No 243 | collar and is easier to put on and dotted effects. Val Practise In Colorado and haa not been] West Ninety-ninth treet, were held 15c, 2 for 25 admitted tn this State. Dr, Friedmann] qo<tay in the Chareh of the Holy Suggented that he would appear to-night | Name, Amaterdam aveniie and Ninety At the regular meeting of the County | ith atreat. One thousand five hun Medical Society, at No. 17 Weat Forty-| Grad members of Tammany Hall, in third street. He was not asked to come | cuding seven hundred members of said he w be there ponitively.” Ting ponaacola Club, which was found Did he say he would submit hie] oa” by Mr. Oakley, accompanied the serum for a test?” body to the chute “He did not.” war the reply, “Rot! Th. honorary pallbearers were he im expected to; what else could! Gharies F. Murphy, Thomar F. Justify hik appearance Dr. Friedmann | #9 take ott Dress Betiste, ir sing and survmer wear. Value per yard 12 46, for Bugie Fringe, §!"' °" sg Value Ay per yd arty 23c 0. N. T. Darning Cotton, all Peng ee la 2. B qt. sive. first Tea Pots, ality enanes a1 Peroxide ide of Hy EL auert fle bec, OT Special Luncheon Home Pickled Corned Beef and long ago, twelve ‘© - the - minute 1 waists from and had exact duplications made of them to sell at this ridiculous low price. vast assortment are waists lof voile and beautiful sheer lawns, trimmed it with the new and popular colored Bul- arian effects. Also dainty waists trimmed with Irish lace, yokes and ornaments and German Val. ‘ace. They are both high and low necks, long or short siceves, an oy open front or 15 styles in all sizes for women and Rmith, Georke M. Palmer, Thomas F. McAvoy, Wigan, 1 Mr the reporters at the Waldorf to any that he had changed his mind about | ye Hing hefore the Academy of Medicine | a4. And would probably merely send a Mersage to the meeting “Then everything will be all right,” aid Mr. Hundt John A. Hooper'ot the Bureau of Ins] LONDON, March 4-7 @ian Affairs of the Dominion of Canada| the Dwight F. Davis lawn tennis trophy visited the Waldorf and was allowed to| closed to-day with a total of seven, the @@e Dr. Friedmann as the representa. | Sikgest num in t tive of the inn Ministry of u.,| tory of the 4 eign Affairs, Prevented a resolution | Canada, France, Germany, Of the Canadian Parita: asking Dr. | South Africa and Helaium will teh Pyiedmaan to demons the eMcten the preliminartey for the privileg: | Hundt to Frank J Goodwin, Albert © Philip F. Donohue, Joon ©. . Thomas F. Curry nM and formerly the Entire Summer Second Fleer Months. Help your Self! Austral O€ bis serum before Canadian oMetate, | Playing the Hritieh holders WALKED FROM EAST NEW YORK, SAID HE WANTED To Die. Peter Ohtappone, a youth in the last | ptages of tuberculosis, appeared in of the office building about noon, sup Ported on the arms and shoulders of his ‘mother and sister, They said they had Walked all the way from Bast New York A Tra Me poiceman toki on. The boy insisted of Dr. Priedmann's fa pentary which the ive him. Chiappe AN@ the pollcem shoulder and p 1him about ten fe when shouts of “Shame! and “Let h fo!" from a quickly gathering oy stopped him “What can 1 do" Every time you help yourself to WRIGLEYS them to move 1 AN explanation to open a ts The examination of ree in our offices is made by Ocu- 9 e New York's ; Giveteal Hosiery Event! 9 Women’s 50c Hosiery ‘‘This Is a Rare Surprise’’ a HE sale comprises sample lines from T the best mills, Fine silk finish, imported lisle (all this season's goods and perfect in every respect), in tans, and this Spring’s \newest shades of plain colors, including black and white. Some , jare embroidered. There are about 5,200 pairs in the assortment, and you certainly cannot afford to miss this scle. !\' Remember the price and shop early; 50e values for lists Registered Phystcians | in eye-testing rooms equipped you help yo If with it) with all the latest eye-testing devices known to scienc | said the policeman, beating to the cows. "uy one The fittings of the frames or | | Men's 50c Fine Socks. A Final Clean-Up. eke the street clear 1 a4 mountings are supervised by s wool, caseimere, eilk (And wool Hacks, in black and eee mice Wola, be practical, competent Opticians. i | eae tn five minutes. A have to make him | Ua doubts oervice Such ac we s your teeth open and close upon the delicious morsel, the Young Chiappone found a suntit spot OM @ PIAtO-Klass whow window and leaned offer you is only possible be- cause ours is the largest retail friction brightens them—the mint juice preserves them. You Silks and Dress Goods $3.50 Women’s Shoes anima Sptical business ii the world, | Create digestion-aiding saliva—offsct the effects of hasty same here thinking there was hope," akhar Uni eeaae cit ) . . Yard Wide Striped Messaline, in all These are sample shoes, but are perfect in ' Raat eaves Ne te that | of Whether y it at “ve ap ie eating. You sharpen your appetite by digesting your food, the, newest Spring colors, light and 69% every detail, The womer. that can wear | hope, 1 wart te athy Ment! Sie voucompletesatisfaction dark grounds. Value $1.00, per yd., at any of the below sizes will | nivale tne few Warm | our money, back if You wish it You soothe your throat—relieve heartburn, And you're [| Messaiine, 27 inches) Storm Serge, innavy sstrescdinery (bee gain (0. £ } and sister at last persunded ra Fy by d d reversible | blue an lack only, Sf mit Wik arms across the 5 - fying your vi Sie ave wal J slowly away with pasning <n Pagani, thaxponcively purl be sh eh mes 59e Pg 49¢ 2 per vari at rs bs " Sculishs ‘ond Opticians breath besides. Help your Seff regularly — BUY IT BY THE BOX | { 54 East Qed § PATIENT DIES OW Way! {REELS : It cests less and stays fresh until used. St. nr, Hahne’s, Newark | Polka Dot Foulards, | Storm Serge, double 36 sarge by including | warp, all woo: in all the best popular spate dots. sl Cate $1.00, per 69¢. | kaches wide 719e Mee at ) per ai Chiffon Taffeta, | English Mohair, changeable, 36 inches) very high justre, black wide, yale $1.25, jonly, 56 inches per yard, 89¢ wide, Value $1.25, ec at | per vard, at Charmeuse, 36inches | Whipcords,washable, wide, messaline finish, all | all wool, 56 inches wide, colors and black, ¢: 10) Bedford cords and white, and cream. 4. serges; cream only Ge Val. $1.60, yd, at [Vat $1.49, yd., at near Fourth Ave ith Ave 27 WoS4th Sto tet ot 54 West 125th St., near 1 | 442. Columbus Ave st | TONassauSt, ne Thev are tle newest models in patent colt, gun metal, vici kid, in lace and button models. Sroaslyone. welted soles. ai to The Evening World sipprerows N Ma of Jeraey was found tn the Saturday night sick and wenk he wala he had 1009 Broadway, nr. Willo"by,B'klyn 489 Fulton St opp. A 8S Bklyn 597 Br Sale Starts at 8. 30—Be Prompt ys at 6 si tioer Open Saturdays Until 10 P. An OUTFIT FoR‘1” A WEEK $15.00 Luxurious Axminster Rugs 95 of these wonderful extra quality high pile 50 4 5 Axminster Rugs from a manufacturer who wishes to dispose of his surplus lot at a sacrifice to make room for bap ner goods, er 6x8. Special \° oxl2 Slee. 3% Slfterent patterns lo choose Ge pa erny of each patter. 896 75 | | $1.29 Nairn's Linoleum '8.3x10 Size, choice o! 89 Linoleum (genuine inlaid) or Floral designs. Fae At mie $14. 75 Printed) extra colors through to Cc back. Special per square vard —————_—_ fe necial for A Sb Floor? Olicloth finish on face. Lim- quality, choice of : ba a “) “49° six patterns. ae lrovern Foon! ert jsquare yard. UG | yard “23. STREETS JLKESNER, CO. SIXTH AVE 22. * To appreciate the convenience and great value of the Sunday World’s Want Directory---READ IT, Wook for the spear Avoid imitations: aa ne — Be bee AS henge