The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1913, Page 17

TO THE EVENING WORLD, Miss Wagner Wins Her WayInto Both THURSDAY, APRIL to the police, sarcastically asking, “Why do you let mich naughty little snips send people letters like this?’ VOW VENGEANCE ON ALL THE BLACK-HANDERS. Ine the w and his assuciates would] Miss Marie Wagner has won her place cut off the head of Francesco Bedane,|!" the final round of both the nine years old, youngest child of the|@nd doubles of the women’ ai grocer concession to the|¢hamplonship tournament the Sev- i — jira works ot te et tc cume| Finals at Tennis - ame, oe st Ined ¢ ; 7 y,_aregngement, ral; :f $1,000 were not Immediately forthcom- Haughton About to Sign Again % ie Now York élub of the fact dhat ther are likely he of their own over which as Harvard Football Coach, According to Information Re- . Day 3 5 hon Sdhwenger, ceived at Cambridge. t. if rete xe ths — © as to get about « erent lear luce amd become acclimated before the prel matet The only Piackhand that Vincenzo ever has made] ¢nth Regiment Armory. 1s to have his four children sleep on] Miss Erna Marcus of the Town and Country Club int! 61 a rl the fifth floor of the tenement on the Itdllan Colony Shudders When] street tour of whlen the grocery. Is —---- stay : located. ‘They are cared for upstairs . Victim of No. 55 Calls So- |i their uncie, John Gnagentti, « tailor, wy, a teratanea bl Wanner ton whose contempt for Blackhanders 18) to the emergency, winning in splendid allin ide grotwvla veaterday to waten Larry ~ 7 4 a ‘4 ., ciety “Cheap Pikers.” almost equal to Vincenso's style with the point totals at 8 to 0] coach of the Harvard football team! Syliny waist, touml ceetersas to wate, bay The acorn Vincenzo Bedene openly| Noxt Mise Wagner took the court with! during the next three years. This in-|@ame wth the New York Americans on Sundey, expresses for the terrorists has won| Mise Clara Kuttroff of the West Side] prmation is contained in a letter ad-| th athletes were on the ervunde at 10 im tho Vincenzo Hedane sent a shudder! Mm, in the ines ik a by “uno. met Mise Bilapeth C. threwgh the veins of every Itallan in Ne aisine aan 4 the neighborhood when he twirled his filled with slashing aMx his signature to a contract] The gout showing of the skecters In their first Pree: D. HAUGHTON is about to r his return ns head | Practice on Tuesday attracted « big crowd of fane bridge, | fly lied the squad of pitchers working im the in: r, |flek and outfield part of the time, * | Wale their day's work wits @ during which each twirler two met Miss Elizabeth C.| (tressed to the mor ’ .} Harvard Varsity Clwo, at the darting dream of Vincenzo's| j he partners in the hold: a Black Hand chief In per- jonal doubles honors, who| by the President, Frederick W. Thaye pin’ pie. Jetty mustachios, shrugged his showl-|gon and slap him on the wrist. Three ture te the paired with Mrs. Charles N. Beard. The} No further ticulare ave given. battle of this quartet in the semi-final 5 chairman of Harvard dere and remarked that the Blackhand] ye, received a letter ordering! round furnishod the thriller of the day. 40 holder, yea > i » ye A | Goslety ts an organization of « Aman in front of & milk] Miss Wagner and Mise Kuttrof won finted ty the comitvac nae the: tne | the sinner at the’ Nadtsea’ sour tenalschampass piers.” Vincenzo's contempt for the| depot in Atlantic ue, Brooklyn, Tha) vy the score of 64, 4-4 6-8 The point: 1, mare arrangements with Haughton| Mo toumement at the Toanle ake,” and| totals for this match were 90 to #0, with jae of week, Charles BE, Bladthand was voiced ioudly early to-| PaHsword was to be “milk shalke,” and + M5 coe tale mn Y for his return aa head coach, auld to-day 2 how Ce nod Gay after a bomb—the fifty-ffth in the A piled a orl e -— Pact” ee that nether he nor the football com- : patho Ah —-— ns Gt ginee Jan. Iwas exstoded tn the| "Vincenzo and his orother-insaw nual Al PBletics Beat ee eee ‘y of his grocery at Ne. 158 eng ers | kets and kept CAryatie trent, toppling Me canned | Ke appointments intending te inlet Philli ain a See NORFOLK SELECTIONS. geeds from his shelves and scattering ry venneaNG es A i held et ‘Travers Island, under the ausices of the a hia stock of spagiiett! and gariic. Handers who ight adeeb? Joey se: J XY As Ci Not only did the alltar toam ot eiiist (RececEaver Bey. Please c . ad ——— in the intercity match from Bas. ‘elle, as. pane Grocer hus received dozens of! destrian with a slouch hat was eagetty| PHILADELPHTA, April S—In a nip: sdeivhia ys comfortable margin, | Segond Race-Teland Queen, Min- red lemanding money and tr enter. saluted with the words “milk sbeke,"| and tuck struggle, which was not de-|C preliminary pdtv dual pe tnietié |T ainette, Ynca. ing himeelf and his family with exter-| nyt none responded, and much to the| cided until the last inning, the Athletics | MACAU food score, comaldering edisthog ind Raco—New River, Touch mmimation if he did not comply with the| regret of the two vigilante they had to| scored thelr eecond straight victory over - Me, Star Gift. demands of the threateners, Every tet- ter has contained a sanguinary ad- monition not to speak of it to the > + urth Race — Thrifty, Onerry ko back home without leaving any|the Phillies at Shibe Park by the | | ror beeen te - Seed, Veneta Strome. Black Hand corpses in Brooklyn. score of 2 rune to 1. Bush, a young| Noe yon a. « Titth Race-Clowd Chief, Lucky LACK. | Pitcher of Mack's hurling staff, twirled | and the Bo George, Mollie 8. j SHOUTS HIS BCORN OF BLACK: |i o cniire game fer the Athletics, | Bisth’ Race-#et Back, Col, Cook, on receipt of each MAIL GANG. and not until the final chapter |‘ o'mm, inspiring missives| Early to-day the bomb was exploded | did he allow the Phillies to dent the the upper floors fired revolver in their | MAM when McInnes banged out @ timely EARI HO SICK, Sol) scoring | of the grocery, got up quietly and coolly wow BATHE INTERNALLY | ana looked over the damage done by | the i rned them over| at the grocery store. Window glase| home plate. This tied the score, but the excitement and alarm, Vincenzo and] “as Colline from third. h peremeny Jingled to the pavement and tenants of | Athletics settled the issue in their WHY 200,000 PEOPLE | his wife, Rose, who sleep in the rear April 8! GASSY ST f 4 the bomb. When you are ill, the first step your) Others mean while were descending eae clean out” the | iye-escapes in a frenny of fear or daah-| Joe in hot haste down the stairs, It) ‘iim’ because the chat teh to one that if y with difficulty that the reserves of} Do some foods you cat hit back—taste good, but work badly, ferment into A jthe Clinton street police station per-! stubborn lumps and caus: sour, gassy stomach? Now, or Mrs, Dya- suaded the frightened tenants to return jot this down Pape's Diapepsin digests everything, leaving nothing to to their beds after it was ascertained, Mite soayel ‘gee rt ae peet you. There was never anything so quick, #0 certataly you will get n of Internal Bathing) (at ot. more than 800 damage bad difference how badly your stomach ie i Cascade, | neon done. he'antn: | happy relief in five minutes, but what pleases you most is that it strengthens and Nemores all wait | “rhese iack Hand fellows have no $d 14 | regulates your stomach so you can cat your favorite foods without fear, and keeps it as pu . | nerve.” cried Vincenzo as the timid | i favor of the ; " ‘ou relief sometimes—t' re slow, but.not sure. Dia it to be fe | crowd eyed hin tn wonder, “I am here; pepsin is quick, Laie It is ng| at my work every day, Why don’t they misery won't come back. Constipation r come to see me if they have any Dual) end property applied. ness to transact? I only wish, some of| ha nlightened Physicians ever: ald come around—I would be #0 te coumted three afraid, the poor litte s ee . ites ares, 8 JAIN TRIANGULES OF nd , Fo i 22 GR, 200,000 de! A ra cowards. the wt eb, ith work fe Bi I ing’ off ucreusing their | --———— - ginete by, Eliciency and Energy by its use | ry jay Hol ; bl ie eae _ AM Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores} ALBANY, April 3—Go' Pde Poneto Re AR Bg A eld abd bp all] now have! signed the Burr bill, providing eation tn X a other tople than ! Mi D ns may hold lands in this Btate tn | jaterratitoal sae eee ae ue SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS \ fs natlvesborn ltl vy Sevier ‘the tease Brim As TNE Ha pihaber be] Hae Bi a Ny LARGE 50 CENT CASE \\Y | Ze 2 ANY DRUG STORE. pastel J #o glad to see them, But ho “relieved Brandon in the CONCAVE SHOULDERS Bo many of the younger men have asked for and demanded concave shoulders ‘on their garments, I have made arrangements whereby you can have English Shoulders, Mitchell’s Half Concave, or Mitchell’s Fail Concave Shoulders. D THIS IS OPTIONAL WITH THE CUSTOMER SUIT or P $8.7 5 OVERCOAT. Full Concave Half Concave imidald tans av eecerer © Pepe Vekepes ye eoeeee: ait [totes LPEPragaa ny Latest News of t triple b; College Nines PRINCETON, N great rally In the game with the Vili tom managed to score two runs which gave them the kame. They runs on @ free p Reed and a pi centre by Carter, which #01 the plate with ti Pitohed a gre locals, but he biew up in and eighth innings, which allow visttora to get three runs off his de- livery ANN: morn! hers of the exclustv@| tutjow the fant pace eet by their manager, Aebla- | eit ® Pre Suits. Clinton Robin, capteia of the For track team is another 4 April 2—By a inth inning of their ova team Prince- pitoher who ‘ol the only diffe: ever, large ‘Tho Dest CAU ay. —$85—840 values. a fac’ ry in al thers, st hod If you could visit W. 3 Rorten at Broce yourself how carcf ted they are warran cir shape an oy fase ser fsa the World. $8.00 and Beye in TION eccecs cs iotonce” ‘TANG NO QUBSTITUTE. unre aac Sey f Brechioe, ° prey Mase. - L. DOUGLAS STORES IN CREATER NEW YO Peace Dale Worsteds---15 or 16 Styles These are some of the finest goods in this country. The woolen man who sells them to me sells them at a lower price than I have ever been able to buy this quality of goods in the history of my store, and they are all staple colors, all season weights—guaranteed cither all wool or all worsted—some. smooth finished and some rough finished. These cloths are : . sold throughout the country to make up in garments selling at $80—@35—940. I bought this entire range of goods at one price. In order to make business move for the first week in April I will sell these goods at one price and one price only. That will be Suit or Top Coat to order $15.00, any style, and to each customer ordering Suit or Top Coat I put in free an extra pair of trous- ers as an inducement to make April a record-breaker. Peace Dale mills goods from Peace Dale, R. 1., $380 Suit or Top Coat to order, in- cluding an extra pair of $5.00 trousers free......... I closed out my Lawrence branch last week. This entire line of: goods, irrespective of prices sold by me in Lawrence, placed right inside the door so you can make your own selection. Suit or Overcoat To Order I Specialize on Full Dress and Tuxedo Fine German Drape, to order ... pitted a no-hit game so far this sesson, Bre Seah re hee Pe Te PEARY ADVISES THREE ANTARCTIC. EXPEDITIONS. ROME, April 3. peaking to-day before the International Geographical Congress, urged th. Antarctic expeditiona be unde: one, directly to the South Pole, a sec- ond around the Pole and «@ third to experience in carrying them out, but whi not personally take part, as they need_ youn! Mi 25 wea’ er longer Pitta 1770 Pithia Avenue. JERABY CITY—86 Newark Avenue, re of curves of Hear-Admiral Peary, Kin support and 17 Jeweled look bette: SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. 715.00 No free Trov-ors with these goods. *B.75 “18.00