The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1913, Page 16

Lay 4 4 4 is io “ Wealthy Men. Pledge Money’ FURTE ANHOOD Quite Up to Standard. He Has Siz Teeth and an Excelient Disposition. ‘At Call of Socialists All Trades! Join in Demand on Gov- ‘.. emnient for Rights. f the Same. _ 46,000 TROOPS ARE OUT. "7 |Enegy, Exsres on, Po- : his eas and tones All $09 Per Gent. to Aid the Cause of Men in. Unique Movement. Lo's of Fresh Atr Baks. . ' BRUASELA, April 14,-The vast pol! Marguertte 'Mooere Marehall. manhood suffrage 18) vee picked. at last, Accéming ta the weights and measures at the, Babjet’ Health Contemt, just held th Publ: School No. Mi, little Joneph Keller, fret prise winner, has gone through ni montha of his exietence.with an Derfout phyal Drive winner, I record, And the second Esther Friedman, and Who carried off the them empty except for a few ~ told off by the Bociatiet leadors | rating. | down their | according to reports given out tn tative non Zoe aliet quarter: Were numerous cxceptions to the walkout in. many a be estimates are ventured weren't the oniy on style of baby’ show which the neighdorhobd” child welfal | OM the Uprer euat ide, . “Bablow and their moillers fairly te- big schviol” building at Lew. Mast ‘One Hundred Saturday afternoon, i § i He Ing district ‘the cities Brussels itself tor im order tobe quarter of the workmen eel i in which all che entries had been je weeks earlier, They journeyed in e rain from all sections of the city only to be told that they were too late and that their babies be examined, The latter were too young te isapppinted, but the, mothes, some of whopi seemed {)\ able to affort the oarfares they had mpent, Were’ not Fels! well pleased. ‘ XA ELEVEN BABIES OUT OF 103 STOOD THE TEST. ' ing! Originally 108 babies ware entered for} to-| the exhibition of infait perfection, put; the exigencies of exhibition spacé made, It poasitte to ‘accept only forty-ni 1 Two weeks ago this restricted number Was examined by Dt. Godfrey NR, Pisek Qnd assistants from the Chilgren's Ward ; of the Po raduate Hospittal. leven selected to compete for the as offerod to the very best phys! and mental specimens, These eleven 44,000 TROOPS HELD READY FOR TROUBLE, / ‘The otrike, which partial suspension of! dy the dovk laborers, Th vee! os. . a, a EEV. ENING WORLD Here’s.a 99 Per Cent. Perfect Bab wens Syren Born and Raised in a New York Flat Old, fe 37 Inches in\§ Fis Ches! Measures. 18) @ inches and Hts Abdomen ® tency of Nose, Shape of |\§ Narsed by Mother and Got, © ‘That Logical, scientific pfise baby hee! @ imont | § pean dy of the third prize, deserves a amount of credit because she; hes made her baby so nearly perfect| Under @ severe handicap, Margaret is @ year old, but her, mother ‘wan able to jurae her only five months, However, Ne @ mensiblo woman, she mad desi ol y pu mi New York Diet Kitchen and‘the Board of Health milk. stations. | Hence the thriving condition of baby. The child is of Swiss pareniaxe." | To emphasise these explanations, their salient points summarized | ‘on placards, which wi huhg on the; go-carts of the pris tunately, the children attempted to fr | ®| q ) News Oddities | Waterproof, La., is wondering whether it really is, School authorities at Weshington have insued an edict forbidding a space of jess than three inches between dancers. Because her husband allows her to burn only eight matches a day a Los Angeles woman is suing for divorce, Agricultural Department finds that Oklahoma girls are better ¢armers then the boys. ‘The average Wellesley College gint gets 680 & year pin money and spends $15 on candy and ice cream. Rain kept the President from church, but not Mrs, Wilson, Gypey woman in Sharon, Pa., sixty-five yesra old, is the mother of thirty- four children, According to a woman Esperantist, New York City Is a mikeajo. Translated by Alvert Janson of Bay Itidge, a miksajo means @ muddle. A housefly mode! as big as a cat will be a feature of the Museum of Natural @ | History's Hall of Public Health, fen, Mass., who has been a letter carrier for twenty-four years, tb so in love with her work, DR. FRIEDMANN VISITS WILSON AT WHITE HOUSE. After Brief Visit He “Goes to Hos- pital to Test His Cure Before Surgeon-General Blue. WASHINGTON, April 14.—Dr, Pried- tich Franz Friedmann, the Berlin sci- entist, who elalins to have discovered a cure for tuberculosis, to-day paid @ visit to the Whi@™ House, where he shook hands with President Wilson. From th ite House Dr, Friedmann went direct! ‘winners, Unfor. {t0 the George Washington Hospital for! goods manufacturers, his test before Surgeon-General Blue of) 3| SPRINKLERS IN FACTORIES [STOLE considers matrimony the proposal will have to come Goctatist municipality of Brest flas imposed « tax on baby carneges, al ee Pike County, Pa., 414 not issue @ marriage license in the month of March. ‘West Orange Improvement League has petitioned the Town Co warning signs for automobiliste from “Go Slow" to “Gg Slowly.” orton $4,000 FOR CHURCH; | FAILS TO WIN CLEMENCY. Court Disregards Plea of an Em- bezzler Who Padded Employer's ORDER UPHELD BY COURT. Fireproof Building’ Owners Lose Test Case in Defiance of Com- missioner’s Demand. Fire Commissioner Johnson obtained aj ~ decision from Justices Moss, O'Keefe and Zeller in the Court of Special ‘Bea- sions to-day austaining his order for the installation of automatic sprinklers in all buildings, fireproof or otherwise, de- voted to manufacturing purposes. The decision was on @ teat case brought by Corporation Counsel Watson against Charles Kaye, owner of the twelve-story bullding, N 1-34 West Twenty-sixth street, was chosen by other butlding owners to defy the order of Commis- + April é—noward and paymaster of the International Nickel Company, pleaded guilty to-di of 4,000 through a teen months to seven years in prion, Counsel for Johnson showed that all money taken from the company had been donated Bethel M. FE. Church of East He was re- j Sarded as the most liberal contributor the congregation, sioner Johnson, issued April 4, 1912. — a Kaye was placed on trial in the Court of Special Sessions two months ago. Through his attorney, Carlisle Norwood, Kaye contended that the order of Com- missioner Johnson was unreasonable, in- asmuch as his building had veen con- | structed in compliance with the specifi- cations of the building and fire codes. It was shown by Commissioncr Johnson that in the event of a fire the lives of employees in the building mij dangered becat of inflam: terial used by ants, who The three Justices found Kay ard of the company's New York office und that Johnson gave tho money to @ church and | committed an offense and must pay the penalty, a furriet failed to appear upstairs for breakfast this morning, his wife, Mre. Marie Leib- holtz, went to his shop on the ground floor of No. 731 A’ 5 ip the rear room of the shop. He hed inhaled gas from a tube connected to ed that clemency be shown Johnson | ames McCreary & Co.% 34th Street \ 23rd Street hey On Sale Tuesday, April 15th e “Onyx” Hosiery FOR MEN AND WOMEN. Remarkable Values. \ Men’s Silk Lisle,—reinforced with “Doublex” soles, extra heel and toes. Black only. value 50c pair, 3 pairs 1.00 Men’s Pure Silk,—high spliced heels and “Doublex” soles with toe guard and silk plaited cuff. Black, Tan, Navy Blue, Gray, Cadet, rites and Smoke. value S0c pair, 3 pairs 1. Women’s Pure Thread Silk with “Dub-1” garter _ and “Doublex” soles of silk or lisle. Black only. value 1.35 to 1.50 pair. pair 1.00 Women’s Lisle Stockings,—finest gauge; double tops, high spliced heels, soles and toes. Black, White and Tan. 35c pair 3 pairs 1.00 value 50c pair JEWELRY. Very attractive display of Foreign and Do- thestic Jewelry, consisting of Brooches, Bar Pins, Pendants, Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Vanity Cases, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Tie Clasps, Mesh Bags and Necklaces of Corals and Pearls.' Special Values. Genuine Pink Tinted Coral Necklaces 1.95, 3.75, 5.00 and 8.75 Pearl Necklaces...95c, 1.50, 1.95 and 5.75 Brooches and Bar Pins bes. 3 ; 2.75, 3.95, 6.95 and 9.75 Barrettes and Hair Pins set with rhinestones.... .00, 1.50, 2.00 and 4.00 ....50c, 85c and 1.00 Gilt Frames........... Japanese and Spangled Fans. . ; oe 25c, 50c, 75c and 1. the chandelier, the Public Health 8 \- x im: ne Mc Health Service and ao dis‘in-| of a misdemeanor, Justice Moss 11 Lelbhoitz called Dr. J. @, Greeff, gulshed company of local and forelun | posed a fine of 8% on Ka: remarkine | .. hpysicians, Willing patients by the! tat if dt had’ not been for the recom- score were earlier on the Went through @ final examihation Satur. | chew up the records of their model up- | day at the bands of Dr, Roget i. Den-, ringing? t hed 46,008 troops | nett of'the New York-MiK Cotn:ntttes.| “Now, what were the chief weak: | ready fot instant action, but many of West Ninety-first street, aad | physician said Letbholts had been derd the regiments were known to be of Then, In thelr go;curts, they wéte anti-Clerical sentiment and in sympathy sith the Boetatlets. - 3 *MMoldiers, Do “Not Fire On Your) Brothers” was the’ motto on a huge Danser displayed fn front of the Peon! y headquatters of the btrike-s, and similar banners were displayed in} al. cities, Uatike moat strikes, this movement ie arranged with thelr mothers jn one end e@ hall tehing d walst-high rape. trtumphs bf ‘ahd \to nea’ of thelr own litte flaghtight drupe. * The thine dy etl Mine’ Bily :r- je symptoms of A nervousness common ta the! in unused td’ the cate GhO Gorkrpen bave pledge? th obey the summons of the Burt to make the WAig-out an eflective 7 comengnds of the organisers of thevagilation are.beeded the men will Teftain from ‘acts uf viuience, ludeed. thé workers have promised thet men WIR be furnished to pump the mines, ‘REEp he Biant furnaces mo!ng and other- Wien protect “the property of the mas- terpieo that when the atrike is ended as | YesteMate resumption of work can be! Wegun. /Tha Government, however. te thlsing/ ne chancgs-and as a precaytion Wpsinat pospivie disorders has stationed ‘We6ope at strated: paints for.uso mM cose ‘otneca.’« te **Thotsunés: ut. amen and Hhve beet eat vit of thd eeu Cy them, Wore weto well-trualred. yy Wdoked thoroughly Americal, althougn do often their mot ald not, THE WINNERS ONLY A’ POINT - APART. ‘ Tae monert, Lr Dounett coutd age : y JW la the din He age we wingers, Joseph points out of 4 home at No. » Thirty-eixth mug is being Only one children “which 10 carty.on the moveme, WEALTHY MEN PLEDGE MONEY TO AIO STRIKERS. be ts ‘ wl Warotque ‘a ‘Deputy and mine dent, has decihred his Intention of 5 09 daly to the strike ‘eorges. Margy of the inftue mon, whao,lives Avenue, apd whe received @ alive forks, & oon. And rm re seni Poet end hat defow Huther’ aad feecing rpoon. Hight other bablee received big blu honorable mention placards. Five proprictor of one 1 Libera! newepazers, have also stance, 7 Macterlinck, the guthor, to the strike leaders at head- quarters here to-day created « protound . Writing from Nice he Ya Farre!, Myai ir, Were nine Henry Horcher each stored ninetyralx and one-hal! patnts, .ana@ little Kosalind Kiein, one of .the pretticat babies in’ tha contest, scared ninety-ait, . Now, what :makes rise winner in fn parfect baby content?’ The Judge, Dr. Dennett, explained that. “Sepeph, of German-Itieh - parentage, Wo whorn we gave the fret pris,” he wald, “le the fiith child ‘In hie family, and hin mother, has lost. po children. That shows that he comes af good stock and hae-a ‘good, careful mother who knows enoumh ¢o te! @ Easter Day meeting \- focialist Congress. Déap'te the at- Vandervekie, the 8 jt the Congress voted 1,900 to 2. Vand mould wubport {¢.4a varried on’ atong peacotil unions and So:'a}iat Ietdes deny the widely circulated reports Jee of firearms and and jdyngmite ave beon erganiaations, pat- > May d werhers. ty ‘comes ef a sequel! of elect’ it Ht Hak months of his life, and fed. vemulariy, Teese are a few of th ond child and ber family record is fect, She ts fifteex months old. Por A exnet!y one year her mother. nureed F 8 racer) her, and only at th i Shan Period Logan giving years and tot more than Af- fe in ny Judge | {sh Attempilns | 1, ‘black hand newses of the badies who lost?’ I anked Dr, Dennett. 7 “Moat of them possessed = mis. ahapen bones,” he replied. “Such @ condition ia due to pour diet and, ina general way, to pour hygienic condl- dns, Thon the niueocular dévelopnient of others wan ungatisfactory. A}most re under weight or under height, da > In nearly all ina! r trouble exis! | wrong food, to food !n insufficient qui jtty, to tack of fresh al end to Irregular dathin: SCORE BY WHICH THE Kips! WGRE JUDGED. ‘Thies is the score according to which ja | the contentanta were judwed: PERFECT SCORD. . * of al Circumference of ‘abuomen Syminetry Quality of wsin: Quality of mungtes, Bones of skull, sping, Mamba, feet .. 65, Heeeees * Pupiilary distance Sha f even Bape and @ nd poaition.of ears Potency of ‘The winner of ‘the Months of, was 2p dn ‘in height. and 3S lhe, 2s 0m. Me! lose halt @ these cotinis, ‘The clrcumfeyence of his-cheat was 18 inches and of his abdomen the mame. He had six teeth and exoglent disposition. ‘Me scored perfect on everything except height and weight, 7 . ‘The second prise-winner at fifteen month@. was 811-2 .nches in height and weigh ibe, 2 os, The circumference at rine, nine [he be | bers of the Diplomat! ‘rledmann, however, has ini ha pel d to pick his subjects. , | ecretary Bryan, a@ number of mem-! Corps and one or) two members of Congress, who had been Phystcians before they teok up public dutles, were invited, | Recenpliilfeaccuaes SILVER WIRE SAVES LEG. pda ( Policeman Cahill, 350 Pounder, Walks Again Despite Doc- Fo: tors’ ing two dones tn hie left i would e i force. tn front of his hom: . Parkway, Brooklyn, when tr engine! j hack-fired and. threw the crank against) his Jeg. The bones were Joined togethsr | with stiver wi John rth, thirty years old, an iro worker, toppled off a plank stretched | ‘on girders of the thirteenth floor of the | new Adams Kxpress Building at No, 3! Telnity place to-day and fell head fore- most pon the shed bullt over the side. walk ‘to protect ped He was j dead yzhen an ambuli the Hud- ty-fifth street. Ho But she had nine tecth and was! perfect, The third prize baby, ured in height 31 inche: 2% Ibs, 18 oz, Abdominal cumferencés’ were each 1! Jost half a polnt on alt counts, and’ another half point because the shape of her head was not quite eatia(actory, the.forehead receding too | far. She had nine tceth and passed all reat of ber-examination with flying colors, But @ fine lot of babies," smiled Dr. Dennett. “And a few more such com. petitions would Imyi of her chem and abddmen were each 19 |p. thohes. 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Counsel MacNulty he would have tm- posed a much heavier fine. wood Why Letbholts, ‘rho waa fifty-eign Mr, Nor-| years old, should have killed himself {es ve notice of an appeal. a mystery to his wife “ShortLine’ Real Rapid Transit BETWEEN ew York and Newark 1S PROVIDED BY THE Pennsylvania Railroad Hudson @ Manhattan Tube Service BETWEEN Park Place Station, Newark AND Downtown New York Uptown New York minutes trom Gls Riaplone trom Chrtazopner Street tty ad Par 0 Gtreet 234 Trains Every Day THE IDEAL SUBURBAN ROUTE RED-MAN & SrLLWooD 4 Sold from Green Boxes Only. 2 for 25 cts. A NEW STYLE IN ALL GOOD STORES THIS WEEK EARL & WILSON “QW wr MAKERS OF TROY'S BEST PRODUCT, * WORLD WANTS * THEY WORK WONDERS. 4 © WORLD, WANTS .* 2 9.8 8 STAMPED PATTERNS. Children’s Dresses made in various materials and models. Sizes from 1 to 10 years. { 75c to 2.50 Shirtwaists stamped on Crepe, Batiste or Linen. 50c, ec and 1.00 Stamped Made-Up Underwear .....75e Drawers...... ..50c Corset Covers25c,40¢ Gowns. Brassieres... Stamped Unmade Underwear’ Princess Slips................value 75c, Gowns, .~4.........+seeeeee. Value 65¢, Corset Covers.... ... Value 20c, RIBBONS. Special Values. Black Silk Velvet,—satin back. ( BaMneenornomucned: (CRC 1.60 piece 1G... ...cceseeeeeee eae yd, 2.20 piece 40......s0000eeee- ae yd, 3.10 piece 55... ....eeeeeeees dae yd, 3.40 piece Extensive line of oe Figueed vauey Ribbon,— dainty colors. 5 to 714 inches wide. . 23c to 63c yd. Satin Figured Lingerie Ribbon,—Pink, Blue, White and Violet. No. 1 2 3 5 20c 27 40c 50c 65c piece JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. Pullman Sleepers,—combination Carriage and Go-Cart, made of fine round reed with wicker hood; tubular gear, artillery wheels; white enamel finish, corduroy cushions. 20.00 value 30.00 A pomplete assortment of Perambulators, Stationary Go-Carts, Reclining Go-Carts, Pullman Roadsters and Collapsible Go-Carts. 10.00 to 45.00 White Enamel Baby Play Yards with . 4:80 50c 45c¢ 156 Size 42x42 inches. Children’s Sidewalk Sulkies......1.75 to 5, te ef