The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1913, Page 3

ey ee DEATHFROM | STEROLS DRUG tes of Sixteen-Year- Wid Jennie Guardo Save Lives by Timely Visit. | PAIR LIVED IN A FLAT. Wirtwaist Maker Called H Qompanion “Brother Frank” v=oNever Spoke of Romance. Wwere was much excitement, quickly geeded by deep gloom when the em- weees of the Gunsberg & Gross waist ‘ing establishment at No. 60 West venteenth street assembled for work * @ay and learned of the tragedy that @ defatien one of their most popular : ‘was vacant thet had been yeaterday occupied by Jennie Ger- @ixteen years old, who with her | spose’ brother, Frank, was found al- ost dead in their humble two-room «me at No, 205 Avenue A last evening 04 over whom the physicians in Belle- te Hospital to-day were at work in an dort to keep the couple alive. Bot a ttle mystery surrounds the ftragedy of Jennie and Frank Gerardo, emd the doctors had not fully deter | mvined that it was gas, as first supposed, that caused the couple to Iie uncon- eclous all dsy yesterday on the one ded of their fiat, The police of the Fifteenth Precinct pronounced it a case of gas poleoning and both victims are under charged with attempted suicide. OTERY SURROUNDS ABSENCE OF GAS TRACES. ‘The janitress of the house, however, Guolared to-day thet she discovered no @race of gas when the rooms were into, but that the faces of the f a a Go, @ hat factory. derision sometimes ZR SPOKE OF LOVE AFFAIR TO GHOPMATES. Jennie's associates eat they of any love affair of the they declared that she always of the man with whom she lived gation to-day uncovered the fact ttiet Jonnie Gerario formerly lived in J., where until recently h mother also lived. Her Jennie recently, has gone what became of her father clear. e New York only a few y went to live in the last Monday. The jane Lasarwits, sald to-day saw the couple but once and rent was fully paid up. le had s quantity of clothes and although only a small amount of money and a few pawn , tickets were found in the flat they | seemed chgerful whenever they were | seen by other tenants and never com- | Dleived of being without funds \ WOMAN. MERCHANT WINS DIVORCE FROM NAN SE SUPPORTED S sAiss Amy Jones Freed From ollege Man, Who, She Says, Likes to See Her Work. (Special to Phe Brening World.) i} RBNO, March 2%—With her mother, | th whom she has lived quietly here | noe last June, Mrs. Amy Jones Black- ‘pas, now again Miss Amy Jones, !s !eav- fing to-night for the East via San Fran- elgco and Los Angele for ber home at Easthempton, 1 Upon the ground of | Mon-@upport the court has granted her al decree of divor from thonton Bleokman, the studen: of Florida Uni- versity, Gainesville, whom she married | WU, and separated fr year ard ' sume her maiden Migs Jones's (a ware merchant told the court she tuginess and gave he money than he wee quiet There are no children, i} “Nothing Else Ie So Bea Woman, but the Place THE EVEN an utiful as the Form of for a Woman's Body to Be Denuded Ie in the Privacy of Her Own Apartments He Declares. “Seen on the Stage It Has a Tendency to Corrupt the Morals of Minds Open to Such Influences,” Says the Vice Exterminator, Referring to the Case of the Arabian Dancer. BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. The human body fs merely the ecaffolding upon which to build char acter, says Anthony Comstock, but, of course, if you don't build other things than character about it, Mr. Comstock’s Society for the Suppression of Vice will get you. It got Stasia Naplerkowska, who does an Arabian dance at the Palace Theatre, and had her in the West Side Court yesterday afternoon just because she hadn't built. character and other things enough about her scaffolding, and Decause in the evolution of the dance the scaffolding shook quite as if it were a Cubist picture of the Flatiron Building. Magistrate Levy did not take the Comstock view of the situs tion or the scaffolding. He decided that no evidence had been produced to show insufficiency of superstruc- ture on Miss Naplerkowska. Which shows that there may be two views of what is moral—the Comstock view and the Other vi I have always ghared the Other view. But Mr. Comstock when you meet him ob- viously means so well and has what he considers morality so much at heart that you half wish the prospect were from his standpoint a little more encouraging, for he says we live in a licentious age and that there fs a wide wave of licentiousness which even now threatens to engulf of Americ: wole concern, he the boys and girls ‘Mr. Comstock’s and etatues of nude figures in the Me! told me, ie for the boys and girls of | ropolitan Museum and other art galler- he coming generation. You and I may go to the devil or to “Fanny's Firet Play” oF to see Maplerkoweks jes, and surely the State would not al- low auch demoralization if art te in- eed demoralisi: Gance for all he cares. Wot for us |DOESN'T CONCERN HIMSELF Ras he bothered himself for forty- ome years with the suppression of everything that he considers im- mori. WITH PATE OF ADULTS. “What children see in the Museum ts entirely different from what they can Duy and carry surreptitiously in their Now, what does Mr. Comstock con-|Pockets,” Mr. Comstock replied. “And sider immoral? It was to find out that I visited the rooms of his society yee- terday and put to him a series of ques- tions which may be summarised briefly ‘as, What in immoral, and why? Mr. Comstock ‘in appearance is a delight- fully benevolent old gentleman, with wide side whiskers, He has the sort of figure ‘that displays a watch chain to the full- eat advantage, and he wears the watch chain with which his right hand to; occasionally as he talks. His blue eye fs @ little severe, perhaps. It is, in fact, the only thing about him that ‘warns you that you are in the presence of the famous Vice Exterminator. WHY THE ARABIAN DANCE |8 NAUGHTY. I began by asking Mr. Comstock why the Arabian dance of Naplerkowska is immoral. Heve fs his answer: “Anything which tends to destroy the Aignity of womanhood or to display the female form in an irreverent manner is {mmoral,” he answered. “No one re- veres the female form more than I do," he added. ‘In my opinion there js noth- ing else in the world so beautiful as the form of a beautiful maiden woman— nothing. Don't you agree with me? But the place for a woman's body to ‘be—denuded—is in the privacy of her own apartments with the blinds down, @oen on the stage it has a tendency to corrupt the morals of minds open to such Influence: “But suppose a dance is artistic?” “The Court of Appeals bas passed upon the question of what is Art,” re- plied Mr. Comstock. “The Court of Appeale has said in the language have just used that ‘anything is im- moral which has a tendency to corrupt ‘the minds of persons open to such tn- fluence: MAKING A DEVIL'S COMMISSA- RIES OF YOUNG MINDS. “phe wicked, disgusting, lascivious Plays and dances and books which are seen and read to-day are turning the minds of the young into a devil's com- missaries, into places where he will keep his food supply of evil for years to come. I have talked with some of the most prominent physicians in New York, and they tell me that the sight of the denuded form is (nost demoralizing to the young, although, of course, It bs very beautiful, There 1s nothing more Deautiful—in its proper place. Such @ sight," continued Mr. Comstock, “enters one of the portals of the mind—the eye— and excites the reproductive faculties of the intellect, che reason and the imagl- nation, causing them to become the devil's commissaries. It 1s the mission of this soclety to protect the young from such influences, and I may say that we have not been without our effect. “$m the forty-one years I have ‘been here I have convicted persons enough to fill a passenger train of - gixty-one coaches, sixty coaches containing sixty passengers each and the sixty-first almost full. I have destroyed 160 tons of obscene Uterature. Only the other Gsy in Brooklyn x arrested a man for hav- ing made copies on the typewriter of 169 separate books of such & chavacter that I would rather see you dead than kuow that you ha read any one of thi “If the newspapers could only appr ciate the effect of @ales of bloodsh: and murder, of ures of denuded prize fighters or hait clothed women, | they Would be morc purposes kad n sympathy with this society,” Mr, 1. “But @ey do not ui demoralizing effects of the beautiful as it yw of nothing more its prover place. Children can see pictures to. children do not frequent museums. There are certain things classed as works of art which may have their proper place somewher he added with an ir of reluotant concession. “I do not concern myself particularly with things whioh may demoralize adults, I make it my business to protect the young from vampires, from the wicked, disgusting, devilish plays and dances which are 40 prevalent to-day, “Phe easy recruiting of the vile ‘White slave trafic may be attrib- uted largely to these plays. “A young girl comes here from the country and meets some young man, who invites her to go to the play. He is always careful not to select one of the grosser plays at first. But gradu- ally the scale of the dramas they see | descends, Eventually the girl learns to hear discussed upon the stage things of which she had never previously dared to think. of a little lunch, a remark that it’s cold and a little wine will warm her up—a glass of wine and then her downfall. Poor victims! There sno more delight- ful part of my work than that which concerns itself with their rescue, woman by the nand and say to her, the Saviour #aid, ‘Go and sin no more.'” Now you have a very fair idea of Mr, Cometock's version of what is moral and why. Little Naplerkowska, when of herself in the dance which drew Mr, Comstock's ire. As it appears tn The Evening World, I hope Mr, Comstock won't consider it a demoralizing exhi- bition of the female form, whch, as the great reformer observed eral times during our conversation, “is a very beautiful thing—in its proper place.” ——.--. PRINCETON GOLD MEDALS ON UNIDENTIFIED’ MAN. Gets Concussion of Brain When He Falls Trying to Reach in Brooklyn, An unidentified man ate curb at Fulton and sinith basil ‘rook. lyn, early to-day to catch @ Putnam avenue trolley car and fell heavily to the street. He was taken to the Holy Family Hospital suffering from coneus- sion of the brain and unconscious, In his pockets were two wold Princ ton University medals, severa) dollars tn money and a slip of paper reading: “Mra, G, Rose, St. Joseph's Sanatort- jum, St Joseph's, Sullivan County, ‘rom G.: Rose, street, Brooklyn.” He 18 about forty, wel, Ihas Drown hair and e: plexion, He wore a black sult, gray Jovercoat and soft gray hat. At the ancock street house no one responded rings, No one could say whether th man slipped and tell or had an attack of vertigo. seen eee ‘TELEPHONE BOY WHQ NEVER SLEEPS’ CHECKS A FIRE. e boy at the exclusive 1 Jacinto apartments, northeast corner of Madison avenue and |sixtieth’ street, never “sleeps at the | awitehboard,"* and the reputation he nas | gained thereby came in handy early to- No. SM Hancoc 8 140 pounds, rs and fatr com- The ft elght-story epi {day when he stepped to the front door and saw #moke curling from the cellar. ‘The first thing he did was ta. notify Fire Headquarters, and the next was to call up each of the thirty families in the \puilding, anounce there was @ small blaze in the cellar, but not the slight danger and no reason for any one to leave hit or her toom, ‘They took hia word for it, and not @ tenant left a room. The firemen dis- overed @ sinall fire under the millinery ‘on the ground floor and had it out ma Siz. . SATURDAY, MAROH 20, Comstock. Tells What Is Immoral and Why It Is So, Aliso When to Pull Down the Blinds on the Nude {IS SYMPATHY IN INn@ WORLD, BA in 8 KO GLOVE CRACKER UE AN OPENER” TO BEAK SAFE; GET $3 Experts Rob Huyler’s Brook- lyn Candy Store, Leaving No Finger Prints. NEW YORK SHOWS TEARS AND MONEY In a Few Hours $275,000 Is » Subscribed by Citizens in Big and Little Sums. Burgtars ea’ their way into Huy: au eandy store at No. 3% Fulton street within a block of Borough Hall, Brook- lyn, last night, and, using @ * ‘can Opener” on the small safe in the rear of Every class in the coinmunity te show- ing !ts eympathy with the eufferers from the Western foots. Big sums were | tne store, tore it open. They found only \ wired this morning from the Red Cross | $30, though there was 900 behind @ thir Bociety to ite chief office in Washington | ateel inner door. This they didn’t get. and direct to Gov, Cox of Ohlo by the! The store, situated in the gore be Inetant Relief Committee, tos cnivnees trou eee vereeta ane entrances from both streets, Nex! btu, was ye tong Fal tare fared to the Fulton street entrance is « ball y leading to stairs to the tenemen! of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company | floods above; the stairs pi over @y in Jersey City shortly after midnight. | rear of the candy store, The safe-crack ‘The goods ate being sent by the Navy ers jimmied open this door, ascende: Department under orders of President | the stairs about ten foet and then cut (Drawn for The Evening Work! by the Dancer Herself.) TO-YEAR-OLD HEROINE {SHIP'S CATS OVERSTAY: | zm-scsu'ot.eemsma.nc| itn So cy SHORE LEAVE AND AND UNKNOWN HERO SAVE KIDDIES IN FIRE | Rooms and Rescues Sick Boy —Ruth Carries Out Sister. |Youth Dashes Into Burning|Feline Members of Capt. Der- mody’s Crew Si the Pennsylvania company, who offering the cars, free of onarge, as is the exprena com- | pany, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, In the same yards are being jonded sixteen more care with 00 pounds of the same articles for the same district. It fe the largest consignment ever re- ceived and shipped by « railroad com- pany, Pennsylvania officials nay. The train will go via Pittsburgh to Akron, O., where it will branch to the Mnes of the Erle Railroad to Mansfeld and then back to the Pen Oven cerwevo ny lv tracks. Unless something unforeseen turns up the train should arrive in the 7 | night. BECAUSE OF L000 will call on the Mayor to-day with a check for 92,40 and will assure His Honor that they are prepared to ald Increased Prices Will Hit Con- sumers in Pocketbook Hard by Monday. COMSTOCK in a more substantial way if the demand is mada Mere than $27,000 wae given by cit!- rons of York yesterday. Of thts, 980,000 was sent to the National Red Cross in Washington for distribution. The Instant Relief Committee sent $5,000 direct to Gov. Cox. Cardinal Farley wired $5,000 to Archbishop Moelle of Cincinnatl, in whose diocese Dayton ts located, THE MAYOR’S FUND. ¥,500—Frederick F. Ayer. Co., SlawsonDeckor nereai Venices, swept away bridges.|co., Funk & Wagnalls, Greenhut-Slegel caused numberiess washouts and tled up| Cooper Co., Schinas! Bros. transportation generally struck New 400—Chinese of New York City, by York in the pocketbook to-day. , B, Lok. Butter, already raised three cents ¥%0-Metropolttan ‘Tebacce Co. since Tuesday, took another sudden sky- bar patina, = pocket A ees ward skip of four cents a pound. Owing be mie : evi Ge J ened e } to manipulation of the market, no lems! i .itor @ Sons, Kdward Smith & Co. | than the fact that the storage caches|ijank 1, Babbott, Morgan J. O'Brien, are almost empty, dealers were com-|Charlos H. Sabin, Charles M. Higgins & | pelled this morning to pay 43 cents , Andrew Freedman, Robert J. Cud- |r for “bent creamery,” and but B, F. Yoakum, Fiske Bros.’ Re- dln, that a week axo could have passed for| fining Co. ir Things Up at Pier. phage Bla aie As yot the dealers are pocketing the was commanding the| The Stock Exchange this afternoon forwarded to the Mayor $16,4% which It had ‘collected, Other contributions this Jor Witeon, and were loaded onto floate of | through two of them. | Open floats and services | terested the poll strong door by working a hooked Bat This made ar ing through which they could @roy into the candy store below. Cusing the handy burglars too: which derives its name from its simi larity of application to @ can opener they ripped It ts believed away ‘before they could attack th« amall inner door. The Ingenuity of the robbers in ‘They broke out the into a hole bored near the upper end and then attached a @crew-jack, braced Ainat the edie of the outer frame and drew the top of the door out by the application of Irresistible force. romntlnomen ROBBERS OPEN THREE SAFES IN THE BRONX AND GET $266 LOOT. Safe robbers broke Into three offiee! last night in a loft building, which &a) one entrance, at No. 47 Ryder aveous and another at No. 48 Canal place, | the Hronx. The entrance on Ryder ave nue was forced by a jimmy, as were the doors of the various offices. The safen were opened by thelr combina tions, not being damaged in the least. Policeman Manning of the Alexande avenue station discovered the work o a E the cracksmen this morning. Waters, manager of the Faber Pian Company, whose offices wore robbed was notified. The safe in the plano company's of: fices had been relieved of $8 in cash and §% worth of stamps. Four desk: had been forced with a jimmy ant thelr contents were strewn over thé floor. In the offic: of the Berry-Wou Company the safe also was open, a were several denks. From the anf had been taken $150 In cash and $6 ir stampa, In the office of the MeDouga! Potter Iron Works $61 had deen tal from the safe, ALBANY, March 22.—The Senate Citiet Committee has reported the Malon’ bill, which would establish a two-j toon system in fire departments in frat: class cities. There is « suggestion | she left court yesterday, drew a picture | Ruth Rasmussen, ten years old, living | ‘Suffering banana hound | with her parents and six brothers and, Captain James Dermody of the tramp| sleters at No. 813 East One Hundred and | steamship Kirkfleld danced around the} | Twenty-third street, ie a little heroine. | bridge of his ship as she nosed out | There te also a young hero of about! toward the Channel from Pler No. 4/ | twenty years, who was too modest to|of the Bush docks to-da |sive his name, after rushing into the} * he yelled, burning home of the Rasmussens, ; those cats? Pesalegind @ burning oll heater out of; His officers dashed about the ship) | @oore and carrying a sick ohild into the | yelling to the men to begin the hunt | street. j and Captain Dermody swore by the| ‘The Rasmussens live on the first floor | bones of every pirate that ever went Of the tenement. About 8 o'clock this! overboard in the Carib seas that the | morning the kiddies were disturbed] Kirkfleld would not sall for China until throughout the apartment, Anchor, a| his cats came back, boy of eight, was sick in bed. In a ‘The ship was backed toward the pier bedroom one of the youngsters over-|and a hawser flung gut to hold her. turned an oil heater and immediately | Men of the crew Were sent ashore, and the curtains caught fire. Evelyn, one! for two solid hours a search was kept year old, was playing on the floor. | up for the captain's cats, The whistle Little Ruth, In another room, heard | of the tramp kept up a series of hoarse screams of the lad who had done the; appeals for kitty to come back, and damage. When he ran in the room | finally two fine white felines appeared was tn flar She picked up Evelyn! at the head of the Thi in her arms and ran for the stree:. | “Where are had been up late the night bi and had ov } Policeman Gaffney of the East One! slept in backyards of Brooklyn Hundred and Twenty-sixth stveet police | friends, station, turned in an alarm, While he | One cat walked the hawser safely to was gone the unidentified young 1 the deck of the ship, and the secona sprinted Into the house and into burning room. He grasped the ofl heat started aft [into the r but slipped and dropped land flung it through the window into| Hit wulx none other than Bill, the street, Going into another room, he 1 ee hd Heng) at bend with: His | saw Anchor crying in bed. He whipped |) Ue MM loving for a caane nak a dollar by picking up howsers He j the boy from the bed and darted into | wed with all speed to the fountering | the street. His arms and hands were |tappy anid grabbed it and threw ‘t inte | brulsad and burned, but he refused to jaccept medical treatment, and refused to give his name, e left, saying le was going to a drug store, and that was) the last seen of him. Firemen soon ex- tinguished the flames, which were con- fined to the one room, The damage wos his boat “Hang on to that cat! yelled ¢ But his advice was use all claws deep in the hide nging on with panic in its As Bill rowed to the side of the howled ain n heart ship he howled ax no siren eve about $10, over the waters about New York. —Eeee When Bill Kot bis tip and the cat Wax FIVE NEAR DEATH BY GAS. removed from a bleeding leg he began elto say things in strident tones. The | = profanity rolled from him like thunder Imperi from a great black el It and p ia Room Adjot crackled against skyscrapers Mke hail as he made for shore and @ ‘pothecary Samuel Eberman, who lives on the third floor at No, #6 Watkins street, mody held his ship neart Brownaville, Brooklyn, was awakened joon rather than leave his tab old timers and journeys through 4 Their ni bies made two long ar to-day by the odor of gus, Which traced to the room in which ehildren—Annte, eleven; Eva, nine; Hel- They have| of ad. * port he hin five the seven t shore venture will where they —_—— Fusion Committee M The committee of twenty, which is to frame a fusion slate for the election! thie fall, met yesterday at the Iifth) avenue building, After deliberating an} hour and a half It decided the final for- | mation of the commit! n te to be, enlarged, should be based on the popur) lation tn the various boroughs. ‘The aa en, eight; Lillian, four, and Benjamin, two-«were asleep. The children were un- | conscious: | Bberman threw open the windows in |the bedroom and in the kitchen adjoin- and then called an ambulance from «Mary's Hompital, Benjamin, the baby, was In the worst condition, but | Dr. Gordon, who came with the amyou- lance, restored all the children to con. sciousness. Bberman found the range in the kitch- en Was leaking and that gas bad been eeeping iale jhe seem al) night. cents: ® pound and making six cents] “Inclosed please find [4 centa, all thé | profit, ‘To-day every shipment that! money { have. HO, J. looked as if it might be butter was| ‘The money was in small change, |men and committee will meet again next Thure-| left Muzatian word was sent buck that tm but matters are so shaping them- selves that the congumer must feel the effect by Monday and feel it keenly. Last Monday, with plenty of butter in sight, the dealers were buying at 36 afternoon brought the total received at the City Hall to-day up to 7.81 and the grand total to date to $77,000.44, One of to-day's contributions was fc- | companied by the following letter: They are just right! TIMA CIGARETTES trailed by a half dozen anxious market came the subject of what amounted to competitive bidding. Eggs came in for an upward spiral, wrapped In a plece of newspaper. The Merchants’ Association up to noon to-day lind recelved $44,996 for the flood aufferera, among the contrib- too, ‘They went from zt cents a dozen|utors being “Anonymou: F. to 2% cents at one swoop, but It t#! Ww, Woolworth & Co. $1,000; tein. thought by the Fulton Market sages| wolf C rederick, Vietor & Achelis,| These delightful Turkish-blend ci- that they will linger at the latter figure] tiacon & Co., Fownes Brothers & wntil the “break’ comes, $500 each; publishers and employees AT EXPECTED TO GO UP|the Iron Age and the David William: Co, $604, eee EE ARMY AVIATORS BREAK LONG-DISTANCE RECORD. Fly 210 Miles in Texas in 3 Hours and 20 Minutes, Remaining in Air an Hour Longer. garettes are co truly right that the eales are greater than any other cigarette in thiscountry. Aquality istinctively individual.” The full force of the blow will not be felt In the mest market unti! next week, and then it Is not expected there will be much of an advance in beef, a large part of which ts clty dressed But pork, lamb and mutton will become Infinitely more precious than ice after an open winter. There meats con mostly from the West-—when they do come. Because of Lieut, Thomas de W. Milling and the railroad tle-up, though, only meagre] wiitiam C, Sherman of t United shipments are being recetved, Morris States Army's Aero Squadron broke the army record for I distance flight in ‘Texas yerterday, according to a tele- gram received here to-day by Lieut.- Col, Samuel Reber, chief signal officer of the Department of the Kast. and Co, do not expect to get another car through from Chicago to New York until Wednesday and other of the be packing hounes are in the same predic. ament Shoulders of amo have gone up from 1éty cents to MH coats @ pound, shoulders} ‘The two army aviatora flew from of mutton have rien from 10% to lip] Texan City, near Galveston, to San cents, and bresst cf mutboa from S| Antonto, Texas, « distance of 210 miles, cents to WW cents, But even these [in 3 hours and 20 minutes, the message cheap cuts will be practically unoltain: | said, and remained in the alr a total of able next week, uniess traaaportation is | 4 hours and 22 minutes before dese restored to normal much more quickly | ing. than rallroad inen have been able to ec ea forapes Mere Hatley Dea us for three weeks,” sald Emil Joseph, s " Halley, oldest son of the late EK, Wh Oy E one of the hig Fulton Market dealers. |iigg Hailey, died today, axed at lo xpect towlay e wet our veal, of course, a ie see £4 ni trem apelitate and conbenssntiy ds noi |{0tee Feare Mr. Motley Bad boon in) . You can get 6 wiry Melt an Oe ae poor health for several years, He wae count on any shortage of that meat or | opportunities to be separately adver- aA member of the editorial etaff of the any increase in price. But the wttuation | tc, onserver for the last fifteen | tsed in is Worrying us so far ae It concerna years. He is survived by hin wife, a fe tyes Mae ee cy ttainy nas | ere, Heh auras by Bis wife 4) / DHE SUNDAY WORLD: gone up, too, from 17 to 19 cents, ThAt | igre, Mra. EH. Wells of Albany and Soe eee ees hie ratall’ Briobs froin Me Ges essere. baalldy oe tate che ane TO-MORROW senta to 4 eents father djed Jan. 17, by noting the ads. primed in The Georke Bender, one of the largest Wosit ite tuna Lis Aad,» ulton Market dealers in) butter and orl > Ye ie e follows: 3,316 ‘‘Help Wanted" Ads. 1,193 “Situations Wanted" Ads. 1,286 “To Let"* Ads. 1,064 ‘‘Real Estate’’ Ads. 546 “Business Opportunity"Ads, 1,065 Miscellaneous Ads. 8,470 SUNDAY WORLD ADS, ALLTOGETHER-—- 74% More Than the Hundey Mevald, Be sure to not only consult Sunday said that in the apeculation which eceded and followed the four-cent rise The One Ideal Dentifrice butter one man, Whose @tock Was te, | ly seventy-five tubs, made a clean | protit of $#0 by a turn of the hand Bieter pee cect, of cur edult population are — affected wit Rigas Disease or receding gums, 1 Drowned at Se: With DR. FORHAN'R DENTAL CREAM one | Ta Marvel 25 c-Chov, | mar svccemafully treat ail inflamed conditions of . the gum», It couteins the wonderful garmictéal Peli era of Sinalaw ts reported | peycinai qualition of FOBHAN'S ASTRINGENT to have been lost #t sea while being —besides, 1 mikes an tdeal dentifrice, It thor taken on a military treanwport along | oughly vurities the mouth, tgblene the teeth, the Pa Ona He wes arrested at | restore: oe Co my ay red of the gume, ell ae |e mayer lustre to the hin State capital oy Huerta military |® sive toate Oo tie te ts woah authorities and was being brought (0) ony guistance, pleasing to the taste, tm col || World Ads, to-morrow but Mexico City for trial, After the Doat | seusible tubes, about twice the else of ondinery tovth-paste tubes. Retails ot with pes. (he Governor had “fallea overboard." ADVERTICn IN THE y