The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1913, Page 5

\ ‘ — POULTRYANDEGE |Per Moving Picture of a Week’s Doings ~ SKIT TOBE GIVEN AT THE PRNGESS “Damaged Goods” Will Be Seen at the Fulton for Two Weeks. NEW travesty by William De Mille called “Food, @ Tragedy of the Future,” will be added to the ‘WUT at the Princess Theatre on Monday it. It deals with poultry and ‘i three characters will be acted by ‘Béward Ellis, Fanny Martz and John Stokes. "Damaged Goods” will be played at the Futton Theatre for two weeks. May Irwin, in ‘Widow by Proxy” at '@ Theatre, will sing her old song, “The Foolish Frog.” at next week's in “All for the Ladies,” ‘West End Theatre. y of Music will have iw y back on m “The Lily’ i i i | : om the Wheel” will be stock company at the House, fi ii; 8 § ? mbia. Girls" move to the Murray) S| } HF & Geamon'e will be “The if: Ea i le in Burlesque" 'e Eighth Avenue Theatre I i! S Seth DAY, APRIL 19; 1918, } ove Peer Of a Few of the Women of the World “ONENFHLSA Young Woman Whose Ideal Man Was a Bru- nette Announced Her Engagement to a Per- son With Red Hair— Lily Langtry Voices Her Sympathy With the British Militants. Miss Lucy Dodge, Grand- daughter of, John Bige- low, Disappears From Home With the Avowed Purpose of Earning Her Own Living—Alice Steurman Asked Judge to Release the Man Who Tried to Kill Her —She Wanted to Wed the Prisoner. (Copyright, 1918, by the Press Publishing Company. firat act of his reign set a limit of $00 upon the number of his wives. His predecessors bad double the number of and much graft hed arisen gh the gale of hair OW, lingerie and dancing slippers to the royal harem. Here we have an example set 4,000 years ago by s progressive monarch, who had evidently quite a modern wense of responsibility to his people. The first public action of any poten- tate is worthy of study. Queen Vio FOVEIG CONE OOET OP UVENG me BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. hail Dr. Max Muller of the University of Pennsylvania, in @ lecture on the flame brings ber burtesquers history of Egypt yesterday, related how, to reduce the high coset of living and set an example of economy to his subjects, King Ha-Em-Hab by the (The New York World.) OSI Company Now in Receiver’s | Hands Declares $2,938,145 in Claims Are Secured. The New York Commercial Company, «| Importers ef erude cutter, with head quartere at No, 9 Broadway, fled in the Federal District Court « vol- untary petition in Bankruptcy, declaring Mebilities totaling SRGN,02.%. The pett- tiem was filed through Attorney rank B. Bradley ond wae signed by ¥. W. Dunbar, Vice-President of the company, According te the petition Hl iit if receiver for the concern by the “NOTES OF THE THEATRES. |°2*"Suny co stain sultoont tunae When ‘‘Arisot follows “Rosedale” Frankiin Simon @ Co, will celebrate the? Twenty-sixth anniversary of “Onyx”? _Hosiery with an Important Sale ef Women’s, Misses’ and Men's Hose at Greatiy Reduced Prices. SEE SUNDAY PAPERS FOR PRICES Sra@itin Simca will hold the following cpeenl sales om ond: Women’s Charmeuse Wraps Women’s Tailored Suits Women’s Lace Gowns Women’s Paris Voile Waists Wemen's Colonial Pumps ' Misses’ Tailored Suits Misses’ Bponge Coats Misses’ Shadow Lace Gowns Misses’ Silk Afternoon Gowns at “ “ “ “ “ “ ae 29.50 - at the Lyric Kiste Ferguson will e the Bonita, previously played by Bleanor Robeon (Mrs, August Belmont), and William and Dustin Farnum, Vincent Serrano, Walter Hale and Rapley Holmes will be in the qgat. Off on his annual pilgrimage to Lo don, Paris, Berlin and Vienna in qi of new material for next season, Charles Frohman was @ passenger on the Olympic to-day, Devid Bispham satis from San Fran- cleco April 23 for Honolulu and Aus- tralia and will be back Sept. 15 to begin rehearsals of ‘The Jolly Peasant.” tence on Thomas J. Hiney for attempt-| “Guilty Conscience,” a one-act satire \ta@ to qrurder her. Thomas eald, “My |oe the crase for crook plays, to be pro- love for her drove me mad!" Amelia) duced with “The voy if the Fed- said, “1 * “ Judge| eration of Theatre Clubs next wee! jOreutiivan sate, ‘weastense peel tlrg Shey | by Robert H. Davis, editor of Munsey's for the I would like to call the attention of | Magazine. taung that in bis belief the Grand the moving picture peopie to this little! To protect their rights in larael Zang- | Jury had made an irreparable mistake. drame of the week's news. The ttle| wii's “New Religion,” the Licblers wilt |_ Di Manson gras accused of advising ‘ Porkape might be “Amelia's Reveawe.” | produce it at the Hudson May & The [Robert J. Jemelon. s earpenter, to bring ae toria, for instance, immediately upon her accession voiced the long hidden desire of an oppressive childhood in these words to her mother: “I de sire, my dear mamma, to be left ab solutely alone for two hours.” Per- haps the first ukase which followed , the inauguration of Gov. Sulzer con- “the/ cerned an order of two dozen extra spittoons for the executive foom in the “People's House’\—a recognition of the rights of man as beneficent and much more practical than the famous wish of Henry IV. of France that every one of his subjects might have @ fat fow! boiling for dinner. ‘To cite other first great acts of prin-,| the ervation of the figure, the care cipalition and powers would take re-| Of the and other paipitant search which I detest. But I am sure|opics, upon which is regarded : lthat mowhere in the history of the/fightly sas a supreme authority. Cleo- i eels “alt cing monarch. Patra herself was not better equ! could be found than King Ha Em Hab, | {Pen ee tetas’ feeiece tenes who cut his harem in halves to sa\ % ine taumaveaet Geeced Mali. Wonder which ant!-suffragists tell us 1s the only Proper feminine sort, ‘What Became of the 900 ladies the king| forty years, its pedattres eee ts B. Altman & Co.’ announce for Monday, April 14th, Special Sales of ‘att Women’s Trimmed Leghorn Hats: ae Women’s MousquetaireGlovesand: Fancy Cretonne Articles. oe and continuation of the dusinesy, —_——_——_— ACCUSED DOCTOR FREED. Court Releases Alfentet Charged With Attempted Grand Leareeny. Justice Seabury, im the Qriminel Brench of the Supreme Court to-d discharged ep his own recognigence Lewis Samuel Manson, alienist and ni relogist, of No. 616 Madison avenue, who was indicted last October on the charge Sallie Fisher will be the star of nest week's programme at the Palace ‘Theatre. She will offer six new songs with appropriate costuming for each Bumber, Among others will be Cecil FIFTH AVE, 37th and 38th Sts, <> | i ) pisdaldebadl otter! olbiy mplar in audien it largely con: . New Ha nd Hartford Raii- dtecarded. Did the wives, so suddenly | our times tells us what she inane ot FINDS HER AGED FATHER — trem a Cay aurerry, Ford Company in" fepteraber,. Bi Tt On Tuesday il 15th. * maten ti. deprived of jobs, take to the Egyptian| !t by voicing her sympathy with the HANGING DEAD IN HALL. Frances Forbes-Robertson, sister of | was alleged Dr. Mansen proposed to 2 9 % head equivalent of stenography—a stenog-| Militant euffragists of her country and the Engliah actor, and not unknown as | Jamieson, a paralytic, that he pose as ote adding that “woman cannot be treated ‘ie eireeE ys longer as a mave; she is rebelling | Old Man of Seventy-five Ends His against centuries of indignity and op- 4 pression." ‘This from the friend of Life to Escape Sufferings aculres is indeed significant. ! From Asthma. ‘act that the militants burn! ire, Theresa Strunad got her hua- racetracks conld aot swerve Mrs. Lang-| band’s breakfast early this morning and fy—also “Mr. Jersey” in sporting | then hurried across the root from her Circlee—from her sympathy with the| fat en the top floor of the five-story militants, tenement at No. 185 First avenue to t. Paul sald that it is better to marry | the flat on the top oor of the adjolning| Edna Goodrich has lost the uit ; than to burn. The militants believe, tenement house, No. 1883 First avenue, | brought against her by Gustav Beer for apparently, that it is better to burn! where her father, Joseph Schiab, sev-|$00 for dresses bought from him in than to marry, However foolish and |enty-Gve years old, lived alone. Goblab|Paris. Héna said ahe could net recall reckless their conduct, and how recently hed guffered from asthma, and | buying the triftes. much we may deplore it, I. del in his daughter's hearing had prayed| Lee Morrison has acquired the dr is the logical outcome of the frequently for death, saying his diM-{matic rights to situation. Those who are placed below | eulty im breathing was driving bim!Goat Hill," by Alice Hogan Rice, auth the law may well hold themselves above | mad. ot’ ‘Wiges of the Ci the law. If they are wrong the British} Mrs, Struned expected nothing amiss, however, when she started dows the Government has yet to devises a way of convineing them of their error, stairs from the roof to her father’s dat. aE She uttered a acream when she came Mies Lucy Dodge, granddaughter of | upon her father’s body swinging from John Bigelow, disappeared thie week ' from her mother's home in London with jRenged Meneett with slender pieces eet the avowed purpose of earning her twine, ands were cleneh living. She has returned, but adheres | pockets eS cman’ satel, be Corus fo Ror Purpose of becoming ® trained |i Keep from tearing at the cord which ‘Here 1s the case of a girl of twenty. | US¥!7 chocked hia life out. ae suffraget' ublished a novel en- Hound.” Robert Hilliard has been given a alx- weeks-old collie puppy to succeed his pet, Van Bibber, new old and tottering. Mrs. Otis Skinner, wife of the actor, with her “ ww to Return Road,” has won the prise offered by the Players of Philadelphia for the best one-act play. ‘There were twenty-one competitors, as i Special Sales will be held of — Spring and Summer Dresses for’. Misses and Young Women, ~ Washable Dresses for Girls and | Women’s Knit Underwear. h Falls, to Try Agate, ella Diella, wife of a la- 12 Bast One Hundred and Mighty-ninth™ has been i and melancholy for some time As soon as her hushend went to work to-dey she started the gas at the top of the sto and sat with her mouth over the jets. Her twelve-year-old neph Giuseppe, tried to pull her away, and when ehe kicked him and told him to leave her alone he called the neighbors. Mrs. Diella waa taken to Fordham Hospital. She will recover. She sald she would try agein to die as noon as ehe gets a chance. ft fi i ! i ft rt i i —te. &, , ie i i il Fry Avenae, Mth wah 38th Mireete, Mem York)” Best & Co. Young Men's & Boys’ Clothing. is | i Hi i E § Hf Hi if f Re hi Hi & s lor, from Flower Hi oad 4 consistency, three who has tired of society and |gchlad vad’ been dead several hoare a cee wants to do real work. Whether she —_—_—»—_ — : fy will be permitted to fellow up ber de — LAWYER HIT BY AUTO. sire to become @ nuree is yet to be een. But it has always been # source of surprise to me that so many girls en- dure so patiently the captivity of idle- ness or of a puerile activity to which fa society life condemns them. Like the ho mutt have decd, Maori tnd | Turkish heroines of Loti'a “Desanchan- ” tees," the society girls of to-day are {elie Beh G08 poultry.” BVO GW ci cated 00 hlatiiy a8 to hasten the fa: evitable realization of the futility of their lives. Adam and Eve in their inane paradise were not so bored as the modern girl who has left college and does not marry for years thereafter. I have always felt certain that our first mother ate the apple not only because she wanted to know things but because she wanted to do things, to work with her hands and to save Adam's character from the deteriorating effects of idle- nesn, One bite, and the dressmaking and business and all the hundred industries ¢ live only through the : Our Spring Clothing for Young Men a | and Boys is smart, stylish and manly y t The Fabrics have been carefully tested for cblor and strength —the Cut is fashionable—the Tailoring beyond criticism, - | Just the Clothes to make the young man and boy a | “good dresser.” é We are manufacturing clothiers, but sell all i 5 hap sled 9 apd, wear a our product at retail, from our one store < ( the Brice, i a | This direct method of selling saves two profits, giving you” NS ody. it you sould vs it We 1 Dougias the finest grades of Young Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, at large factories prices always the lowest for quality and workmanship, feeae Michael A, Hines, a lawyer, with of- fices {n the Flatiron Bui! 8 Voorhees at head Bay, has asked the pol! for a big maroon colored touring car which knocked him down at Fultos and Smith streete and then sped on early to-day. . Hines staggered into the Aéams street police station about 4 o’cleck aeked Lieut. McCormack to call a sician. Dr. Giidersieeve of the Long Island College Hospital etafl dressed contusions on Hines’s head, back and right hip. “The jomobile w: tbound," sald tried to get out of the way, wied me over. The but I don't thick hair ourling over his left who must like lemon with his tea windows and you wil! ‘ 4 tloally ali women at one time or another in their ves want to have red hair, and it may be that nmany of them think that the next best thing to having a Ted head is to marry one. Cleopatra had red hair, That's reason enough for ‘wanting {t yourself if you are a woman. And Caesar had red hair, which is suf- Coasum, « G, A. R. veteran, died this/ficient justification for marrying it. morning. He was semmanter of Se-|Nelther Miss Gitbert nor any other girl ward-Crocker Post, Auburn, for many|need be ashamed of shifting her choice fi Me years and candidate for Department |of an ideal. The most successful motto|nurses—all thono that mal omfortAfterMeals Commander, State of New York, at the |for any wife, or husband for that mat-| through birth and sickness and death— scrote are fren ‘ are © a8, It how carefully W? Ln, Doug lire: Paps , would then underatand why re warranted to vas better, plook better, F an wear - He forthe peice FIFTH AVE. ‘The Best $2.00 and $2.50 . in the World. CAUTION faccecec eens v G. A, R. Veteran Dead. AUBURN, N. Y., April 12.—Frederick At Thirty-Fifth St. ‘ last State encampment. He was also is this: If you can't have what you/had jobs provided for them. And with wil an alde-de-camp on the etaff of the/idealize, idealise what you have. The! birth and sickness and L Grand Commander, National Encamp-|result will be atout the same in the| tragedy and comedy, thu: meat, @. A. R. long run. @ World-host of writers and painters, ——_——_ musicians and actors, who live by and Nr ‘Sh sevenctime World Want BWINHMUENDE, Germany, Apri it | can't be treated longer as a slave. She|trigvey cpem. No doubt, of it. The Pateee ma pre | cos cause Renee sg, ‘The German torpedo experiment ship|is rebelling against centuries of indig-|was Eve, and. ever alae then 200, £648 Me. (Luton 89)! Ten.2 \d way, corner Thoraten Ot, Wuerttemberg, whtoh went aground|ity and oppression English women| worthiest of her daughters mes Bquare). breeds aor Gates Berane. yemterday, was floated to-day without |realise this more than others."—LILY| 1, throw off the bitter cu 1970 Flikin Avenue: nothing. damage, but a German torpedo boat LAER ON THE PNGLISH MILI- coments. wee Py ar on to the Fer nearly terty yeare Ore, Langit: ay ane 14Gth& 14th te. WRWARK—OS) Broad Btrest, 1" and salvege siry| Amelia Meourman asked Judge O'@ulli- ATERSON—109 Market 6t.,cer. 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