The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1913, Page 6

a Sys iy yd , THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1913. DINNER FOR CHAS. VOEGEL. |» the speakers ! Sa aia that he didn't and 1 tolé him that 1! [said Str. Dodge, “that taey ih © contric. | would give him a check. Hie #ald, \" " the entrh lage Bhs Bs fo a man named Lewis and you can | t ' . send the check to tim’ « 1 welfew a “Did he tell you who Lewis waa?” | | welieve she haw oi a asked the Attorney-General, | jth of igh Bngilsh society “L think he anid ve was a cierk In| ’ | has determined to go ait into th An elaborate silver writing service | Was presented to Mr. Voegel. Redways Five hundred friends and constituents | of Charles Voegel, former member of} the Queens Board of Elections and re- ‘ad } wor and earn her own living as a the Senate revision department, repiied | |veneid and exrn ber om ne an | anilb EOSCSEIE Dine: Daetnty enue Pill 6", Ave. th rtvan any arranguehent made fer you Pte ie a matter of common knowledge | of State, eave a dinner in his honor ‘ orner Street | to come to Albany again? | in the family that Lucy has been dis [at the Wuost Hote tn Queens, tast| | purty vegeanie. Mild and rellaile.Meyulate A model, 0 T ‘ van “Yeu, Stuiwill said my natrative re-| satisfed with the attitude of Mr.jnight. ‘The dinner was wholly non-| {hs Wire int imectine seeing ts fabric, a color ‘O-morrow ‘ a iueat’ ly toward him and toward | parti men whom Mr. Voegel had for every I ding my affairs had a bearing on the | o Guest's family towar Pp In This Wonderful - agitation to compel the New York Stock her mother, Mr. G mother Naat tormeriy fought In politice vying with| 0. 4 C ae women up to “~, Exchange to incorporate and he invited (Continued from First Page.) Churchill, very proud # a ariatoc rat his adherents in the Democratic party Hany holes ; , Sipe 5 uve. Pome, 54 inch Dust, Four Members of Ninth Cav-| me to speak at the hearing on the Gov- She rexented her on's “going into | MH adherents, ih fig dedtae pa ulm lent Pert [I] for every ernor's bill Feb, % and f accepted.” emt os trade,” as they call inautiing in bunt. | 1 10 Km Ronee etary of Inflammation it, the Howels, Fa dt] small i alry and an Army Teamster Kendall sald he came to Albany OM |¢rom the restraint of her tite with a|f"es over in England, and she also dis-| Mitchel May, Secretary of state, Bor-| BiRiaiid rit be ssccomiished by aking Feb, 26 to apeak in favor of the Stork] view gf ents = ere ee eeee atti st japproved of his marriage to Mra{ough President Connolly of Queens, D St EPSIA Typical Val Talk Loud: ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 - a thei old 4 antes. Shue aan ee Jacob Livingston, Commissioner of the Ou ical Values in Arizona Town Are Hit, | Exchange Incorporation bill, and that.) where she would find an outiet for her) Pode moitier and yp! ues Talk Louder NACO, Aria, April 8—Meeting the @dvancing State troops nearly one mile below Naco, Sonora, Gen, Ojeda'a Fed- erals fought to-day for three hours Pullets entered the Arizona town of Naco, wounding four negro troopers of the Ninth Cavalry border patrol and one army teamater. None is expected te die. At the first shots residents of this town were hurried out of bed by troops of the Ninth and Fifth Cavalry, Stores were not opened and residents of the Arizona town hurried to the theatre, an adobe buliding sald to be bullet proof. Balls from the long range Mauser rifles went through houses on this side of the line as if fired at close rai GALVESTON, Tex., April §.—F hour to-day a number of United st Adiers fought a battle in the a @ crowd of Mexicans and negroes ran previous to the hearing on the measure, he had lunch with Senator Stillwell little about his bill, Kendall continu “Stilwell said: ‘I'll send for Lewis, the man you are to make the check out to, and I'll introduce you to him.” DENTIFIES THE CHECK HE SENT TO Lewis. Kendall then told of his introduction to Lewin by Stil in the presence of George A. Fields, Vice-President of the New York Rank Note Company. ‘The witness said he promised Sul- well he would send a check to Lewin aa noon as he returned to New York. He identified @ check for $260 dated Fob, 27 and signed by E. G. Allen, treasurer of the company, as the one} | he sent to Lewis. On March 21, Kendall said, he re- cetved a letter from Stilwell, which con- chided: “I shall be at my office on Monday aftemoon if you desire to me about brief.” The letter was offe in evidence. rentiens nature. Newspapers which print atorles con- cerning the reward offer say the young irl now missing—is thought to have Gisappeared with a ximilar Mbject In mind, No fears are feit for her safety or welfare, but her family naturally is anxious to know where she Is and what she in doing. MRS. GUEST KNOWN AS ORIGI- NAL AND WIT. Mra. Guest—the former Flora Bigelow Dodge—was known when she lived tn New York as one of the most daringly original women in the so-called “Four Hundred” of the American city, Sie was never a debutante, she became the bride of Dodge when hort time before bow to society. She violated convention by adopting violets for the bouquet she carried to the altar, and is reported to have buried her face in the fiowers and wept after the ceremony, oSinve hie marriage his some of the other members of the fain- fly have snubbed Mr, Lionel Guest and his wife. The snubs hurt Lucy, who had a very high regard for her step- Moore, a graduate of the College 1 of Her mind ts absolutely s¢ tillant; no man has e¥er won her a fections, for she has never met a m: with an intelligence which she thought equal to hers, “You may be very positive that there is no love affalr back of the girl's dis- appearance. She has mo means of her own and IT am sure she has termined to go out into the earn her own Way, untrammelied by the conventions of British society.” cee amen 200 BARELY ESCAPE FIRE THAT DESTROYS HOTEL. DUBUQUE, Ia., April §—The Julien philosophy, Te tr ht a Re atc Sait a urchase of a piano. Hoard of Elections of Queens; former Judge William Braston and Homer former Ohairman of the Re- publican County Committee, were Piano Reliability « $100 FREE # ere: Reliability should be the first conatderation when you contempla' You want an instrument that you can depend upon in every respect—a plano that will please and aatisty you not only when you buy it, but for years to come. When you purchase a Story Clark You are assured of absolute and iasting satisfaction, because ti n half a century hi it it produces mi k are the Jars of the country—an unquestioned evidence of reliability. eadache, Fol Stomach, Billowsness wilt Ge brotted ae the food thet ia eaten contrilmtes muriahing properties fo support of ta, nourlahing neppert Ma NE iy at tana the been making pianos that endu: e worthy of stablished repu- manufacturers and retailers of ir own stores in the leading cities We Make This Than Pages of Sensational Words l 2% l 500 | 97% Positive $20 to $35 Values In placing before our patrons to- morrow these individually styled suits would emphasiae that they bear Cvery emp! that every mark and token of the best style pro- ductions ever created — Paris-created Bulgarian Conceits—beautiful Russian effecte—smartest English cutawa: distinctive Empire models in Bal blues, tan, tobacco brown, Copenhagen, One woldier was killed and two] “1 went to Senator Stilwell's oMice at] Mr, Dodge, who lives at the Union| Hotel, one of the best known In the navy, black, rose, in the most popular injured, It required both the police] No, 28 Broadway, New York, on Mon-|Club- in New York, was a man| State, was destroyed by fire early to- fabrics of the season. reserves and the provost guard to re-/ day afternoon about 3 o'clock,” Mr. i aulet tastes, who loved best ofj day. It " borerbhen the reed eau r N S : ° hi ° store order. ued, ‘He ushered mo} Sl! to spend his time at home. Mra.) guests and employees escaped, though e 0 rove T C i Kendall contin all 22 spend, his time at home. Mra lo Suits in This City Piivate D. Cooley, Company D, Fifth Into bis private office and closed the many were forced to flee in thir night t Was oonaidered one of tho most talented | « i Infantry,-was stabbed to death. Private| door. No one else was present. ‘Then clothes. That Story & Clark pianos are C mi Wi h Charles Henry of Company G, Twenty-| 1 said to him: ‘Thete ta no trief.’ He Meer eye mien in America. be-| ‘The fire was burning briskly at 1.9 pure, sweet and lasting In tone. to Co pare it eighth Infantry, and Private Jesse Mc- Daniels of Company C, Nineteenth, ceived knife cuts which are not ex- pected to be fatal. Whether any of the soldiers’ opponents was wounded was not known. (ENOL TELS HOW STL APPROACHED HN let me know if it would cost anything, | “e# to her mgther's. Seca soothing in i factory to home, which enables us to make this unusually lib - (Contiqued trom Firet Page.) Hae paid he would send me © number, ——— ing Resinal thing in ie effect, hen ee. Ht fer of $100 FREE. Pee and if it would cost anything the num- NO LOVE AFFAIR together. I was completely cured in siz weeks, ld be the mber hundred yet versdtion with Gov. Sulser relative to| acllers 1 cout " IN MISS DODGE’S CASE, _ | sndhavenever bad touch of it since the affairs of tie company, and later on the same day at the suggestion of @he Governor had visite’ Senator stil- welt in the Senate Codes Committee room. TOLO STILWELL GULZER SENT ; HIM, “ told Senator Stilwell,” Mr. Kendall continued, “that the Governor had sent me to talk to him concerning what ! had told the Exeoutive about the New York Stock Exchange discriminating Parl my omen and in favor of e lcan Bank Note Company or ite pubtidiarien with an idea of having & bill drawn to give me relief. senator Stilwell, who was just about to leave ‘the room, said: “This is about the ‘Ree and 18 @ smal! matte: ‘No; it is no small matt “At first he maid he had not time to attend to it, but when in answer to his raving busi- I sald, ‘No, replied: ‘I know it.’ nator Stilwell sald we might as well get down to businem,” continued Kendall, “He said four of the Senate Codes Committeemen wanted $600 each to report my bill out of committee. axked him if I shoukt pay the $2,000 would that insure the passage of the bill, He replied, ‘No; only to report ‘the bill out.’ “I then asked if there wasn't another committee in the Assembly aide and if the $2,000 would include the cost of reporting the bill out on the Assembly aide. MIGHT COST SOMETHING ADDI- TIONAL. i “He told me that it might cost me something additional, but he did not know how much. He eaki he was go- ing to Albany that night and would canvass the Assembly committee and Gollars it would cost to report the bill of the Assembly Codes Committe gece! Ee cenieter, 689 MOVIE SHOWS WILL’, GIVE BIG FLOOD BENEFIT In Addition Picture Stars Will Act in Person at Sixty-ninth Regi- ment Armory. It was announced to-day by the Mo- tion Picture Exhtbitors’ Association of Greater New York that a mammoth beneft would be given to raise funds for the relief of the flood sufferers in Ohio. ‘The benefit will take place on Saturday evening next, when the 69 members of the association will devote the entire proceeds of their houses between 7.30 and 11 o'clock to the fund, In addition there will be @ general ex- hibition at the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory, Twe fancy dancer, fond of out- and possessed of xreat She wont much in society, her little, When Miss Lucy was in her early “teens,” Mr. and Mrs, Dodgo reached “the parting of the ways.” Mra, Dodge went to Sioux Falls, 8, Dak., where she obtained @ divorce and custody of her daughter and son. Shortly afterward she was married to Lionel Guest and came with him to England. At first the family of Lord Wimborne received her rather coldly, but King Edward was ex- tremely cordial and English societ,, In- gieuae ber hustand’s family, took the int. John Bigelow, Mrs. Guest's jer, was known in her day as @ brilliant, witty and energetic woman, From hi Mra, Guest and Poultney Bigelo' it's brother, Inherited thelr talents, Miss Lucy Dodge, in turn, inherited a temperament aimilar in its restless energy and keen mental quall- RELATIVE DECLARES. Dr. D. Stewart Dodge, whose nephow in Charles Stuart Dodge, the missing wirl's father, and who has always been a favorite uncle of Lucy Dodge, dis- cussed to-day in his rooms at the Hotel Ansonia what he believed to be the reason for the headstrong girl's disap- pearance. He attributed it to her “ec- centricity” and intimate family affairs concerning her stepfather, the Hon. Lionel Guest, “There is no gaingaying the fact," A M. and it was feared that other buildings in the immediate neighbor- jnood would be destroyed. The hotel cost $260,000, ITCHING ECZEMA WAS UNBEARABLE Doctor Prescribed Resinol, Relieved Him at Once, Soon Cured. Stoneham, Mass., Jan. 27, 1913.—"Siz years ago my skin beci two months I suffered tortures from itching eczema, which at times became unt 4 I tried many remedies without relief, but | fortunately visited a doctor who gave me a prescription which proved to be Resinol Oint- ment and I received relief at the first applica- grade Sto: Resinol Soap Only Soap He Can Use. “I cannot too highly recommend Resinol Ointment to any one suffering with skin trouble, and Resinol Soap is the onl; 1 can wae without irritation.” (Signed) Arthur E. Tobey, 42 Pomeworth St. ‘hese words, from one who has himeelf suffered and been cured, are more convincing than anything we could say of Resinol. If you, too, are tormented by eczema or other skin eruption, why don’t you let Resinol do for you what it did for Mr. Tobey. Write to 21-T Resinol, Baltimore, Md., for free samples. 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