The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1913, Page 20

SE ET a “ —?_ IT PAYS TO BE CLEAN IN PHILADELPHIA. Fifteen Cent Bonus for Bach Bath Is Offered to Workmen by One Firm. Maren THE GIRL WHO WORKS AND WINS “s77isce" {| HASIE SEES TWGS IN COLLISION MN BAY; 1 1S SUNK; CONEY'S BEAGH ON TI No Man Pursues When Properly Rebuffed, _| (F 5G BURED HOARD p ton Is the Experience of a Business Woman srcent ‘sanders sme, tor i i? 33 ei i 53 1 the Edwin J. Berwind Crashes Into “Bearings” Did Not Exist |e some w ore «ty the Seven Brothers in the y When Alleged Owner Died. | o%s o# i i Throngs of men and women who eave the resort a mid-summer air were ai FOUR JUMP FOR LIVES. Br A ‘ : : ; bo aie ye eae nae BM | Coney taland right and earty thie wend ay ov morning. Most of them were armed ‘with shovels, and nearly all of them hurried to the beach near the Municl- oki gal bean Ly jn abean' pal Bathe. They 1 Jed to seek foi Be sure to ask for the double ; ; Ae az ae ; me plead ong othine as this is sold under t J iv. mM: Berwind Picks Them Up— ; mi eee SAME eh we ‘nom | money back if it fails to remove ner, once paator of St. Peter’s Roman . Catholic Church, Hicks and Warren oi streets, Brooklyn, was said to have duried in the eands some time before his journey to Burope in 166, © ¢rip from which he never returned. O14 Coney Island folk smiled es they saw the crowds. Among the diggers of ‘was no resident of the resort. These had an opinion which they éidn'¢ mind 5 27 38 £ t i i HEE | ost imparting ¢o all who asked. it-that \ tem of the Gay within thirty seconds there never had ‘been any buried| S4th Street 23rd ‘Street Qfter the collision. Her crew of three, treasure and that whoever started the qpotain, Hoary) Free, and Topsy, Me tae Bae bbe. Wad. PalssA ott, On Sale Tuesday, April ist. there had deen no municipal baths in Coney Island as tong ago as 18%, and in fF i —£ i g 2 tierra Destine, watch Salonen to . dated Real Bf | the memory of the oldest inhabitant DE ROBES tne te contests Crom Tierth River|““At Times of Desperation, or Foolish Infatuation, | Mirae) ) BEE | tne ate now cooupted vy. fe. bathe SEMI-MADE R ; & Mant River tm the eavy mist ant) Where I Have Let a Man See the ‘Come Hither’ 4 ‘ : Z fig | Therefore, were any treagure buried in : (Lace Departments.) ‘ Look in My Eye, I Have Not Found Him : ; eh sven odo the eeareer te ie Lace and Embroidered Robes,—Batiste, Voile, Slow,” Writes “M. M.” : d ons P. Campbal, one of the Uiter Linen and Crepe, in the latest designs and colors 4 ‘ Y yers, wi in ere when * companions returned, eceme to have; now in demand for the summer season, at popular, $100—IN PRIZES FOR LETTERS Sealth to tee Ganaveliimes's siptew | DECeSe . oe BY REAL WORKING GIRLS—$100 $ ; A | Sove teouane aves busy 00; ta cceatey Important Sale. have drought with him to this country f i \ a Cash prizes amounting to $100 will be given for the most hetp» | Bees: 235 betreen te navn ot a ai manonerit 1,000 NEW ROBES. of iecovered @ tru ‘delonging to the — + é Meddle, deckhanda, Cast, Henry highs —" is — oon Ven : f me potent ree Meee even pat Late Importation of Robes, hand pete 4 j bind \ od gdh walkable $ 2 yr! marr peeled — i ious designs and colors on_new materials. ps beonng : ‘quiokiy picked The money will de divided-es- follows: Two prizes of $25 each. the information: in various desig new i Mee Berwin crew. Topay, the|] Five other prizes of $10 each. ep a irrood Get) Cong oneal value 15.00 to 25.00, 8.75 meee ot 0 os pale rane Vd bo Nes sfudement, are Let Cea hc alleges eto White Voile Robes,—hand embroidered in midéle of @ lfe-preserver, which come teat aa most helpful will receive these awards, ‘Across the top was the direction: ‘ 7 ae ae Nae) = x ci or tad bariet — og - “y aca “é Bangs es a h wee REE! “ ‘MIT ie i Robes,— i a i. Qi Lin yi Ae pothes sc eussAgilati lila. wae Cer roles, ie isla oft pertiaps, knowing he wae @ mar~ | tm her-tn her happiness and her per- bia eall oer Aer cca eT eonal welfare—tn return for a iKtle broidered in the popular Bulgarian designs. 2.95 ce seven mats | Soc csee tron [meee eet values 4.00 and 80 Biterearsmere weer: | crecouvcune. we soerry, Wat Sey. ore All Linen Robes,—solid Japanese and eyelet | fay ‘guaiideations are exceptional 1s fer mesclng Taeosearet tiers designs; hand loom embroidery. 6.95 ° value 10.50 to 12.90 @ certain direction, and I have been companfonship (ef which the fertunate in finding my field. I am feminine is as hard to hold in New Peplums and Coatees of Ratine and Novelty— Laces. value 12.50 to 25.00, 7-50 to 15.00 fat a limit of @ on its atenomraph | {RIES the desire for walch 18 BOR | Ooy of the Mest Important Questions an adyocate of the higher wage for Yortt as the masculine), of the long- WOMEN’S GLOVES. ers’ salaries, One young woman whe Manet olandard tor, the case of | (3E,f0F,0, 0 cccasionaily shee thet | Voy Should Can one calmly go on day after day te Consider in the Search fer 5 A men who enter the business world. | tune of music that drowns the strik- do not believe in setting limite to | ing or the clock, of more personal Enjoy Your Meals hand man of an important official | %"4 be content tb lay each away in | |) ii ag protested against the limitation as | * closed book? food, what will? [ i t i the women in business fs the nearest approach to it, where a gird learns that a man fs no god with a traditional halo, but a good fellow, a good . companion and a good friend, and when a man learns how really won- derful a woman is when she pos sesses besides “curves” a clear brain, keen judgment and good, sound horse sense, r. W. B” “I have worked among and for men of all classes, and while I have found many of them with the ‘Barkis is willin’’ atitude, I have not found one who pursued where he was met with a bona fide rebuff. M. M.” Two letters from young women appear to-day which seem to me to ” women's salaries or their capabill- Ar’ iy iG ret i Rg ° do not bi i i i maviiement fo on tell the uncolored truth about the| ‘P0iled to hersslt, saying that abe | fing Rada pondsdey ata dhe asd : 1 Clasp white Prix Seam Doeskin and overseam hee a oman relations of men and women in the| tne secretary; rheruece itions, There are simply not enough Biarritz. 95c par | business world. In every Jine of| they silenced her by employing a @ligible men to go mound, and it these really remarkable pill oA of owl * downtown life we may read a rea- i ‘the secretary and reducing | means that half of us must make enographic evork again, This our life as we can, I have @ pro- Perrin’s 12-button Length Yellow Chamois 5 ? i end 8.000 ean man wat a raw recruit from college, | found aympathy for woman in this Mousquetaire. 1.50 peir ‘office cate. son for the success of the girls who) put in through influence on the part age, Her struggles for a semblance a N A Bho retui tortor of make them, They are temperate and| of those “in- power.” Now, what | of happiness are heartslckening, and White Glace Mousquetaire, er workroom newspapers hed broad and just. I agree thoroughly] chance has e wonen against a sit- giacedifangpe alias Nt ‘ Baalbeiiaageaslewsinn’s4 00 st hee a MMown agatnet ignited] with the observation that no man continues to pursue after he has been| “stio® like thatt no “wrong” women if all were given 16 button length 1. per Sales Hampton a0 18 | rebutted, Pr 1 find that much «the timiting of | * sbance et motngrhoad. _ MM. ; 20 button length. ...........60+ ee04+ 2eSO ppir em resmue her money and jewels. aa fe due to tie fact that th fatuecd, "Mise Hampton snatanca om| Some men are a little more stupid than others, and it may take sev-| office manager wishat to make a rec. | ANOTHER BROOKLYN DOCTOR ! | eral large-sized bricks to convince them of the futility of thelr Barkis attitude. But they learn in time. 1 think every girl who earns her ownythought of throwing batls of gold in ltving should know by heart the legend|her path. Atelanta “slowed up,” sure of Atalanta, who waa fleeter footed| enough, and stooped to pick up the and could outrum any man ailve till one| precious little balls. ‘She thought her it i 3 gute rt rw maa may.con. | POISONED AT OPERATION.| | W/Z C/B A LA SPIRITE CORSETS, Bie laspeciore, & ati vactory report | Dr, F. H. Clark the Third Recently dosen, o "Sloyees‘ are forced’ to tive on tees | Infected by Cut of Knife While Treating a Patient. i [ll *} ! | g An extensive variety of models for every type of figure. Made of Coutil or Batiste. | than a living wage. As to what aon- * ; jot ber eullore, suspecting her cupldity,| ead wes 00 good that she could enatch| Svcresg “py vtiteumennces ctiey |_Dr Frank H. Clarke, prominent é 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3,00 the coveted baubles and atin win the] whether girl has a home or not, | Brooklyn phyali is seriously 111 at Personally I would set the minimum 018 home, No 168 Putnam avenue, as y Models for average figures, made of daintily infection contracted i o1 Ro wenk for New York (ie Oe A Ann flowered Batiste. 3.50 and 5.00 ne now, as to y stris “SO third Brooklyn surgeon to become so Tee ae Sts ‘Meip Your Stomach. rong.” Why, indeed! It 1 ii i i: Se Tes eet ct wat |aflicted within ‘the past fow months.| pelence nowadays can digest tood with: Models for stout figures.with double boming One of the trio, Dr. A. T. Bristow, was 7 Ror the mat all, A clot! nd Jewels, Whatever ‘t before the age of twenty-five—that 8, | buried Saturday afternoon. « Sie *Stuafvst Syspepste, Tablets are_ tus and three pairs of hose supporters. she Jong enough to snatch it up| {h® sir! who has had any kind of | Dr. Clark cut his right forearm|Sieult, Sndeaisct thsrougnin eee wel 2.50, 3.00 and 3.90 Nethan Hurlbert bad his car bitten off in a fight in an Owego hotel. Hel « ing to mias the shining goal| ‘f@lning before that togo right, Bas ® Jaigntiy, but did not notice it until . ° want to see @ doctor but didn't take the ear. The physician telephoned to|¢or which she started. weakness in her make-up. Either the after the Operation had been performed. e but juestio: Pacabatea’ iste enae) te Hie veebad Sha #9 with gai antedetie i Se teat sauiied ie STAMPED PATTERNS. , Bhe has not the stamina to with- TU wicihee ste ties aad Ved hepa te en Hon gatil 6 teow 4 er, when he of your body 18 te sound state the hotel for the ear and sewed it back on with thirty-nine stitches, —— Stanislas Dombefaky, a night watchman, found the hay mow in Hirach's stable, Brooklyn, very comfortable. But his snores disturbed Hirsch's goat The letters to which I have referred follow: SHE DOES NOT BLAME MEN— either direo- | was troubl meme ; A ‘ : we tie stable, Brovklyn, very comfortable, But hie enores disturbed Hirsch'e gost] gig BLAMES CONDITIONS. | ton. No poverty will drive the sirl jarm. Adscessce followed. ‘Dr Ciart ie|is, te any ‘mar diesrecres, Foo, eve at| ~ Sbirtwaists,—on Batiste or Linen. ........003.004 ts hunting a new| , Dear Made have been in the | with ideals and unembitterea mind to expected to recover unless complica. | S198 to be _ ‘yourselt, 50c, 65c and e G@owntown business world for more | ‘go wrong,” and the properly trained [tions eet in, going to bee worried, eut-ot-sorts, ner. value 860 to 1.50, 100 than five years now, and I think | girl will keep her ideals and her hope- —_—___ it retiect your mune oon sent ‘ my experience {s fairly repre- | ful mind up owntil that age She eee Princess Slips ARANO -value 750, GQc . Rev. J. H. Pruner of Haddam, » knows there ie honesty even in the] sentative. In general, I wish to hopes to marry up to that time, And it your et rel qubways of New York. He lost @ purse containing $60 in the Astor Place| sents’ Pree < from eructa-| Gowns, value 660, 456 state that no man has ever offered | ten to one if she married she'd never | Georgetow brash, form 5 eeeoes eee ‘ tation. A boy found it, gave it to the atation egent, whe gave it to a! me an insult that I have considered | go wrong, But ts there any waitin —_—* sou ; . Corset Covers val 18¢ peliceman from the Fifth street station, and it was returned to the owner. entirely unwarranted. I have worked line of masculines with wedding Shock Six TI . sceccececcccccccc cVRlue 200, mana Sere ‘mong and for men of all cla Mcenses in their hands? Is there any ‘WASHINGTON, Mi ¥ ference. Froserto Kiruhen, 0 life guard, aod Miss Singe Lund were married on al (wich as you are likely to And In one of them willing jp come forth Iquake of unusual peeps) wen. (22 70 ‘when- Stamped Made-up Underweas. Te@t in the surf at Palm Beach. The couple wore bathing suite, but the, better tase firms), and while I have nowadays and lovingly link hands |tered Inst night on the selsmograph at Zou ase these bréde had a bouquet and crewn of orange blossoms. Of the 1,700 “witnesses! found many of them with the Barkis in the pull toward the hilltop? In [Georgetown Universit: The principal the wi im the about 700 stood in water up to their necks during the ceremony. {eo willin’” attitude (as you aptly put all my five years In business I have |tremor occurred at 1 although the ‘tace, GOWMB...ccccccccccccversccvevecee coocis ma 7.) {t,) I have not found one who pur- | never met a man who asked me to |duakes lasted from 11.01 to 12.30 thi ‘body 4 mem: Cornell College of Agriculture at Ithece claims to have the champion hen.| sued where he was met with a bona | marry him, and I am not one of the | morning. Drawers......scssccsseecrccssccsecse cong eS Bho has laid 600 egga, weighing © total of 86 pounds, or nearly twenty-six| fide rebuff, On the contrary, I have | undesirables! ; I have been attending | Ws Detween 6, , Cong ed Brassi times her own weight, im three years. found f overse married vgs erent a girls’ lunch club for that same ‘Tablets at any Grug stere, ae ee eeee Of Coesooee owe dOG ——— ‘up in their ness and their homes length of time, during which period =— = When 0 michigan Central expreeneorrring more than one hundred pas-| tat they wore not alvare of me as | coterie of doten oF more stan: = Corset Covers........-+0:s0s0000 0 end 408 factory macl @ af ecengera, fatled to slacken speed at Hammond, Ind. the fireman found the| other than e engineer, Joba Bentley, wneouacious at the throttle, The firemen teld the sick| ‘elt elbow. weth the T am not @ per- men up one hand and Greve the engine with the ether into Chicago.| Sonellty to be ignored! Of course, | to get married oF been engaged, to Stam: Towels,—Hemstitched or Button,’ Bentley Ged os the train came to « stop st, times of Geaperation, of feolish | my knowledse ear ewo : edge. a yil — wee the Neome Dither" Took her] Now, when » women a refer ¢0 ry siz 110 78c to 1.28, 08 Greopatre, jenty-one-toot Borneo python at the Bronx soo, broke ber girl over twenty-five, as I think she Large e,.. vali 80ce Se pesord fam of nearly twenty-two monthe yesterday with a rabbit. eye, T have noe found nim iow: |. attains her womanhood at that age) : ? each in fact, I have more than once tired to the seclusion of the iris’ room to weep over an advance which ath away by ite that was in- evitably when I had let down some j, Surtey, @ rich bachelor, for] barrier which @ girl dare not, And ‘wee worth that during the| 1 might add here that the news of by calling four times & week. indiscretions—no matter how trifiing flee to fact tm the business world GA, of Me. 4 West Thirty-coventh etrect,| as among the social set; and many a m Bast Fitty-nintd etrect yeo-| girl te treated with fippancy by some eave “Cope Gid it,” and that the last he| man—she knows not why—but ni « geck no further than his salesman asquainance whem she chaffed too RED-MAN 2 for 25 Cte, ees stretching before her years of work toward—what? Toward the bullding and furnishing of the cot- tage, toward the clothing and rear- ing of the children? No, toward an old woman's home at best, When she acces ahead of leasness, when ehe room or even her apartment, where no voice greets her, where perhaps no man seeks her, what fortitude does she acquire with which to com- bat the influence of the man or men a ae Guest size Trees value 600, SBC each Large assortment of Children's Stemped Dresses, Aprons, Hats, Underwent, ofan at L. L, Gark brown @ week ago, has 34th Street is 23rd Street ographers has been formed, and in all the five years not one of them has left