The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1913, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 5, 1918. |The American Society Woman Snobbish, that ¢he little fellow was getting in the way of the truck and caught at bis skirt. The boy) pulled away and was [iv sued her, Ie asked Judge Finelite to } Then Mrs {ie claimed that Mra. COURT CLOSED TO WOMEN AT SUFFRAGETTE’S TRIAL. GIRLS LEAD MOB Ar Vhad Stra, Davis Fart Killed, Wheg Dr, Liss of Lebanon How a aie ies ie tae tall pital arrived he found the child's mother. W ith N I di id lit S M Y k , ven served, ‘The Court read the une | LONDON, March 6—Ella Stevenson, Sia Fed sean te posiaint, siting en sympathett a nd dect that | militant suffragette, was sentenced | the curb with the lifeless form in her OF STRIKE RIOTERS: mune INO £ o na wl ua U Y; ays me. ors. a {sm “Davis should be fined the total} to nine months’ imprisonment at the tap. ’ Seta pete leet ctr fs amount of her husband's debts, but | Old Batley Sessions to-day on a charge |= | ranted permission to pay the bill by | Of having placed in a letter box at | i i i sary for Mrs, Davie to Join thoe who | Phosphorus, ficial and Her Sincerity R GO | T AIL linger \ Ladiow Street Jail for con-| TR@ Judge excluded all women from Gravely to Be Doubted mpt of court the court during the hearing despite the | Voluvle protesix of Miss Stevenson, who alleged that it was an injustice, She | desired to bave her case reported by @ —She Has Lost the ' RECKLESS ‘AUTO JTO DRIVER Desperate Battle in Williams- } age Qualities That Mrs. Davis, Sued intly, RAN DOWN STREET SWEEPER | woman reporter. Under the name of re i j- j ;: Ethel Slade, the accused _ } burg Between Garment if | oa Ameri | Went Motoring and Is | to Cour montis’ Imprisonment In Lon: | Workers and Poli can and She Has Not | a G : \ Millionaire Saw It, “Complained {0 don last November for ddtnaging shop Ev kn cook ‘olice. Acquired the Conti- Fined for Contempt. Gaynor and Gas Company's | "ow" cele 10 k, " nental Virtues for) | - Employee Is Held. | TOT KILLED PLAYING TA |kn Psi ui WOMEN FIGHT WILDLY.| Which She Yearns.”’ An unis a Aistinetion be bably aus] cies ns whe drives ‘ el PO — ee eee easy sure is be am LdBoond b Dideinsaisldbh eden dl Re eee 3 Age | Hundred and Fifty-ninth street, three men’s affair, came today t jauto of the Consolidated Gas Company | a ia was run down and inetantly Sixteen-Year-Old Leaders Ar-| “Often at Dinners 1 Have eS ureter Tare at rome tine or other ANT Tiled by: motor tru: in One Hundred ! jeth street, when Cit 1 to skip hastily out oF 5 and Fifty-nineh “ of his . n | Seen Women Guests Finelite directed ler to was !n the Har Rome to-day 4 ‘Joaton Wan play i ce i rest ter Police Wie Aes the ateeet a 4 sk for Cigarettes With| worth of trousers, fancy walstcoat#| to answer a sumir ‘ he street around a moving van stand- 4 coats obtained by her husband, complainant Crean | ing at the curb, Giuseppe Gaigenio of Clubs on Crowd. the Roast—Now, at Ciitterd Devis, a broker, from @ tallor.| was Frederick HL Humphries, « mil jon: | No. {at Kast One Hundred and sixtieth Least Men Wait Until The Court gave her a regular man's| aire drug manufacturer of Morristown, . i van, saw A rot of strikers in Willlamebure this “4 privilege, allowing her to pay off her! XN. J., who interested Mayor Gaynor .0 georning resulted in one man boing ta-| ZAey Have Their Cof-| hubby's devt at the rate of $10 a month. | the es In May and June last year Mr. Davis,) Mr, Humpurles told Magistrate Cor- ally injured, a policeman being serl- fee.” ously wounded, several minor casual- Ges, windows broken and a number of \ Grrests, The riot broke out in front of] Marguerite M looers Marshall. the store of Samuel Peck & Co. at Nos.| ps ‘aieing mien shale | B and 10 Forest street, and two wirls,| ty stuck wp, snobbish, a posour. @aoh sixteen years of age, seem to ha | She has individuality of ner {rigan that on Feb. while sitting in| 8 and} the window of the Metropolitan Clud | Sixtieth «treet and Fifth avenue he | nine knock down “| n took the man to who has offices at Ni Liberty lected groups of fancy waistco: trousers, a coat for and outing trows- ers for $96 from David H. Hirsch of Ne. 41 Fifth avenue, Mr. Davis allowed the obligation to stip his : ne tatlor wot Judgment against Mr, Davis and his | found hb dames McGreery & Co. ne ma Cri an Hi injur 34th Street 23rd Street ory been the leaders. | Own; her one iden ts to copy what ortheleer, Mr Humphries, Policeman Connelly was on guard on! others are doing. Mer culture ts oo on ae haa reckionn driving im ed fim Qhe premises and there were quartered) auperficial her PRA duoutrent’ (tee talon Heh that Heo wrote tH the On Sale Thursday, March ¢th. ©n tho top floor a nuinber of men, who| gravely to be doubted. Sart ulas Wasae'tly <6 bs ae Give 5 | abeutitt that official commun 4 L fave been eating and sleeping there], lost the good qualities that into court on supp proceed+ with § leaning Commissioner Ed- | @ince the strike of the garment workers|' typioally American and she ings. wana: mmons was the result started. The crowd of rioters was com-| mot acquired the Continental vir- A process server elvimed he had serv. | In his defense Crean sald that he was 6c ” Posed largely of women and girls, but] tues toward which whe yearn 4 @ summons on Mrs, Davis, but had | hurrying to stop a gas leak in a pri} McCreerys there was a good representation of imen.| ‘Thus are the sins of suciety expounded failed to find the broker, Mrs. Davis] vate hospital and that the accident} Policeman Connelly ordered the mob) by a small pervon whose Kray eyes called her chauffeur and went for a ride | was unavoidable, As r owas e off the premises and # brick came Whit | have teen sxtudyine them for the At the time that she should hay not in court the cave wa rned ua ale Bing toward his head, Then he charged] jast sew weeks, ‘iw je Madame Yornign swered the summons, ‘The tailor still till Friday on the crowd and they gave him battle. Gotsees and mus! in, Who took « pr nf Policemen Carbury and Benson were on AUS teeter ala Pio cathe dala SuENE re Is now bei el Fetiowwen Carbiity and Behece were 08 isc part in tho production of "Judith ing held. @venue police station, They saw the nuly given at the eof Mix crowd and, jumping from the car, went} Philip Lydix. Incidentally, Mada 10,000 Yards of Double Width Satin C 7 fushing into the thick of the fray.) Yorska wants ft wistinetly underst ter h roast. Bricks, bottles, stones and other mis-|that Mrs. Lyaig stands above all :e-] Sow ee later moan walt autil they THREE SENT TO PRISON. Meteor in White, Cream or Black. 1.45 yd onset ool the phate beat proach. have their coffee, Judge Mulqueen in General Sexsions value 2.80 fight wits ioe eile sre bas Pred wo Mo GEM, Oe) Gemerre ale Oren “The most disagreeable thing about/ yesterday sentenced three wrongdoers. The last of the Connecticut Shakers will leave the settlement at Ent - 2 - cee Aght with the sirikers, being cal young wonun. “Just as an instance, {a inan ix the odor of tobacco which! These were the only sentences Im-| next week and Jor the colony at hetenom NeW. The xettlement etiginalty 15,000 Yards of Novelty Dress and Waist The women shrieked and fonght ike |22Me of the » of the of|hange around him Why should wo-| posed in any of the five parts of the/co9 membera of three families han dwindied to 21 ilks in light, medium and dark colors, suitable ‘Judith’ were 1 used to such men sacrifice their charming odor of| court. They were: ninety years, One family has died out entirely. Th i : ae 75c to 95c yd. value 1.25 to 1.50 Gemons. Windows were smashed in the factory, the crash of glass adding to the Gin. The strikebreakers quartered in the Dullding peered down from the windows Harry McKay, seventeen years old, ant weed? of No, 183 Sherman avenue, pleaded “E ome heard some gullty to unlawfully entering building to rn. Lyaig, Oh! As soon as we [NO 24 Davidson avenue for purpone of for Spring and Summer wear. femininity for the scent of an unph bewutiful bh play was given. extremely awkw: as that in which the hey might have felt Hut the 600-acre farm of the settlemnt for an inebriates’ @ and Il at ease Mra. Hazel Miller was jealous of her husband and dectded to watcd nim bape ia tsk tranay pepreupeins Mrs, Lydig singled thom out for special Gt the Sete we cnn, 00 wi stealing; second offense, New York | when ho left his work in a Chicago store, Her landlord, Fred Wood, agreed H 1 . attention, always greeting them person-| Svea sgh, met sere. Lyaig re. | City Reformatory, to help her. ‘They “made up" with lampblack and stood on a corner near the WAIST PATTERNS ‘ RESERVES BASTLE WITH FURI-| ally and secing that they had their wa. plied. ‘Z want the vote because of John J. Cutler, twenty-two years | «tore yesterday. A wet snowstorm caused the lampblack to “run in streaks” R ~. | OUS STRIKE MOB. She made them entirely happy, and in} the help 4 wil be to us all, but old, of jo, 242 West Forty-third and a suspicious policeman gave them a ride in the patrol wagon, In whe Qa 3 A telephone message was went to the epee graceful and unconscious} ghe woman who te politically free iutekoar inert fegied Rayiiatleseterd mean time Miller had gone home. 7 a fe ay ‘ Hamburg avenue station where the re- . Will always be glad to have some | nto Anariment at Noovate prison two Hand-embroidered Chiffon Waist Pitterns in server, twenty-four in number, were|FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF ACOS-| ‘man's broad shoulder to lay her Years and six monthe to four years| Frant Van Duyne of Passale shot a duck on the flooded lowlands near Black, Navy Blue or T; > rt 3.95 Setting ready to go on the street, With MOPOLITAN. head upont' * Lian aie tacaina’ [Pino Brock yesterday and found a thirteen-inch pickerel in its crop. ack, Navy blue aupe. value 6.75, CS 1 aptain Becker at thelr head the re-) But Madame Yoreka has met many| “Do you like American men? 1] award Kovaon, twenty-eight yeare — . . . vob yplideagathag trae eer ae J pecknay ther fgures in the social World of New | asked. old, of No. 189 Second avenue, pleaded! — yy°4 atinnie Vetter pleaded non vuit to a aul eis Hand-embroidered Batiste Waist Patterns with a ‘ besides Mrs, Lydig. And ey : a eo best ti he ceny; stol d cl vat 4 % ‘, Batata "one, bat they etn ate ee ioe he tas | werttt sete aay, aman the gut, pti area stole gold watch | ventrday aid entance wan delay i! aici, 1H, the econ dnniverary o°| Trish lace. value o.r8, 6675 @weeping Into the crowd with the force | prenchwo: cs b san Ala fl . 4 # 5 eayere ynrat, of. (NF bigamous marriage to John McKensle of wen, Hugh D, McTle: Mp es avelances watng Anelr, atone |e rone her husband an Italtan, | candid fervor. “I have a little daugh-| Kast Highty-elghth street; frat of-' Or We gaitty to. bigamy dn (he eamb Court, lv Ales 1ikaly (6 t1Gd the Hand-embroideregd Batiste Waist Patterns,— a she acted in nearly every | ter elgit years old and 1 have always! fense, Penitentiary one year and $500 @ticks like flails, The strikers went| ssuropean capital le puibolaat’ 4 wb TAS \43th unlucky, for he will be sentence? on that date, too, 1.75 i js sufficiently @ | vald I should bring her to America t6| fine. attractive designs. 1. and 4.25 ack at them with #naris and shrieks, the women and girls using their nails, clawing like animals, the men using bricks and clubs, oe SHOWER BATH IN INDIA. (From Everybody's Magarine.) Ideal bathrooms are seldom found in cosmopolitan to draw compari “IL think that the lack of the very worst fault in the ns jmarry her. noerily I’ | AMERICAN HUSBANDS ARE BAD- LY TREATED, alue 2.75 to 6.2% William White's pet hen died at his home on Rathbun avenue, Hoboken, leaving a motherless brood of ten chicks. I, a bull terrier, promptly adopted the family, digs worms and hustles other food for them and leads the Four Hundred,” she elu dated, ‘The strikers could not hold out tong | “puke tor) 1" ave vith | i e e this question of «ugrage. Vor) ‘The American husband ie dreadfully | India, as a lady travelling With her bus-| them to tho dog house when sleep time comes, ’ against the reinforcoments and the re- |myselt, I think It would bean exccllent | unappreciated, ‘No Kuropean wife woukl| band’ discovered when they arrived at oes WOMEN’S HOSIERY. | — serves soon had them on the run. in |thing to give working w the vote | ever dream of jeaving her husband for] 4n out-of-the-way place one evening, Assemblyman Gathright of Ulster County has intra Joa Di at Albany che meautime crowds of strikebreakers jin arder that they might spcure for months or a y to visit another! The!r host pointed out their rooms, and, a! . “ ga vel had arrived and they were the main ob- | 2 h ni bt A : 4 i indicating L amull root on the: aide, (to tax city cate over three months old $1 each a year. Keeping an unlicensed Black Thread Silk Stocki ith doubl hemselves the protection that they y, unless indeed fe was in- ie4 ‘oon @ side, | misdemeanor with a penalty of “$10 or 10 days.” rea Wik Stockings with dot deots of attack, The hats and clothing | need. And I think it splendid for ihe | sujporuable and she lad determined on| said: “The shower bath 1s in th Set se Biase ee S : € i 1.35 por ° pair Of the women were torn, thelr faces t aeparation, But all the|Later the lady went into the so-c Apron invented In Frange is being tested by X-ray oper-| tops, reinforced heels, soles and toes. women of wealth and leisure to a perman th @oratched and cut. Ten minutes after P ieave _ # : 5 bead . , ; A “leaded fabric” Warr dari val’ at tha senetven’ the tats |r es ners 8 aecuring thee | ‘an women are running over | bathroom, disrobed, and, secing nothing | 1140) gt Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Lead 4s the only protection 0 value 2.00 e moby | righ | te aving thelr mon at home| but a tin tub and a mug, began ¢o hunt fective by those exposed to the rays. broken and beaten, was on the run, “But if the society suffragist is |{0 carn monoy for them, And the Amer-| for the source of the shower bath, Sud- | f#r found e ee hread Silk Stockings with doubl Socampering away liko rats in all direcs| sincerely animated by @ love of | icin wife will often despise her hus-|denly she heard @ man's voice, seem~ aoa out penta sapeltag sine’ RIOGTEH (6) wali) weaiea®-Phauvecite Black Thread Sil ockings with double Tie MAA, Atey-dent venre oie, | VORMTDL © Gopice we make tinge | vend because he cannol chatter her |inely in the oan sda ThamamID covered the Walls has been cut away, the red bricks are being scrubbed tops, reinforced heels, soles and toes. 85c pair , small Uk of Iiterature and the arts. | 6 te de, fwho had been for yours in the employ | saelet fee weet ee eee | How should he, when ho 18 too busy to| water more better.” paint Femover and soap are restoring them i» the a nce of 160 years value 1.15 ef Pook & Co., was found unconscious | ian marselt, WHY done | ieee —--—— |ago. The Windows are being repane? in Colonial fusion, ; "7 " ii : F a the street, “His skull was fractured | S18 8 ny. ate ane 'mane ih i» Compartnon, | pHa Lisle Stockings with extra reinforced heels, and his face and heac covered with | ® SH#Frage speech at # py id Nlianaaa oe tie Waahington Star.) Teading a twenty-two-year-old donkey snd ng a khaki untform, eS cuts. He was internally injured. The polled Le egal elly Bie Lig lives cat the Tiallkns GHAe. HaRac tal in ws whe knows me like a) p, H. Anderson of Butler, Pa., left Portland, Me, to-day to walk to Portland, soles and toes. Black or Tan. : man was removed to St. Catharine's | Pert arent liginitaly lore real ahivaite dn ihe pial ; ‘ Ore, to pay a bet on Roosevelt at the last election, Charles Dawson of . . to Bowpital, where Dr. Weinberg said there itn the trod male who ta wait; 10, more fo chivalry the na i sm don't bie to tat, Jo fedonan each, Ca fot m shave Yesterday” and Tot nate yaar ein value 75c, 6 pairs 2.85; 50¢ pair (yes no hope is recovery. Policeman 5 York a man will take my arm to help sure, You seo, my wife reads Of Whiskers, He vowed tn the first Bryan campaign not to shave until there : . . K. st . Connelly also was talcen to the oD eee ey te teen ea | me across the street, simply with the Ag esther oh wae # Democratic President, Lisle Stockings with double tops, reinforced Bae 6 ed souty wound end several {ney ‘show absolutely no YT honast desire to xe that T get across heels, soles and toes. Black, White or Tan, @inor bruises. leeleven aaltcnatretean sufely. In Paris a man takes your aray s e lue S06, 35¢c pair; 6 pairs 1 90 GIRL LEADERG OF MOB ARE with their porsonal attendants, If they| Nol primarily, to BuE forthe VOHUS SOO, pair; © pairs 2 ARRESTED. Feally belleve In the sisterhood of wo-| Plesure of touehin | + ‘ . . eo whe rod ot o i] Two sisters, Rose and Elisabeth|man, why shouldn't they act on thet “ty Burope a man's wife, if she ADDRESSED TO WOMEN Cotton Stockings with double tops, reinforced @Boherer, twenty and twenty-one yearn | belief in their every-day life, as well is really fond of him, lives to take 'S and toes. Black onl: F ol, of No, 93 Frederick street, Queens, |" talk about it from e@ public pl caro of him, Xf she doesn't take heels, sole: iy : P value 35c, _25C pair; 6 pairs 1.35 care of him financially, she is at ail] least supposed to take care of him morally--and @ lovely job she has! Here in Amorica it's the other way rouud, and the husband feels it bis privilege to do everything for his eppeared at the Hamburg avenue police | form?" tation and charged two girls with as-| Mme. Yorska’s wault. Their faces and hands were cut|the more pointed because she is ‘end thelr clothing torn. They declared |Obviously not a professional fault the leaders of the mob were two girls finder. Among other things, she ix indictment was Hot Flashes—Dizziness Are among the most common of the many danger signals nature DRESSMAKERS’ SUPPLIES. ot more than sixteen years old. These SAR EnAly good-looking young wom life hi hi wirle were arrested and locked up on| With hair as black and soft-looki wife, sends advan a riod in a woman’s life when her i 7 pharges of assault and disorderly con- |*moke, black-lashe: Gewisale|etea Amanonutings . in‘ advance of that pe ' It i Dress Shields, sizes 2, 3 and 4. vot. ‘They waid they were Mamie Son-| et apart, and a in color of a| that is why 1 fie) him ao interesting, 1 delicate organism undergoes an important change. it is Silk Covered 14¢ pair; 1.50 d torano of No. 365 Metropolitan avenue |r carnation, She's feminine, every| can't Wilk lo higi about D'Annunalo and ‘ S foll st i teen eeeeeee > . iozen I awarning. Serious consequences may follow any carelessness ‘ a 5 anh talk aboun Oe good wi 8 ‘4 y y Nainsook Covered........10¢ pair; 1.00 dozen end Anna Donofine of No. 688 Lorimer |!nch of her, no it didn’t surprise when sho put in & plea for vanishing| World of mon and the queerness just at this time. 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Pi Pl t Pellet: r * | ; x : I ovine dna car ahloh pipn aes 6 tenant Fees Ther fe ae ee tere adidariss || Scissors,— gilt or nickel plated... ..25¢ pair h N t N p bela mbuta Garage, when and bowels, Sugar-coated, tiny } | y O Ow HP a on nia. ARennIBe. |he granules, easy to take as cundy. . | sist 7 Se Fn iniies nid Lenny, the crossing LS | 34th Street 23rd Street BARL & WILAON, MAKERS, fo Quah the ar Gus of the way