The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1913, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1018. ; 1 ‘ FRINSPAGEANT | [Characters in Great Irish Historical Pageant TELEPHONE MESSAGE |"™SR,NOME ULE.SILL. |RESINOL STOPS TONCHT FULL OF Sketched in Final Drill for Opening To-Night SAID PRISONER KNEW {ssstsersi.cte."-ceeaces wet] SKIN: TORMENTS | BEAUTY AND SONG | House of Commons y by Premier Anquith and read a firet Wave under the —- ALL ABO standing order of the Mouse. whiten de- | How This Wonderful Ointment Eade | bars debate, Itching and Heals Skin Eruptions. F Rehearsal Reveals Grandeur of _ the Work—Music an Irish It will come ome up for second reading on ee how Jong you have b « Opera. ibid navel itching, FOR GAELIC TONGUE. | * o tortured and ee t . | Aged Man by Ate. burniay Police Ask Magistrate to Hold) mawart‘Hanen a vaired pasttess man [Just puta sittle of ‘that soothing. am \of No. 18 Crescent piace, the Bronx, ett Resinol Ointment on the sores Gunman While They [stepped trom the curb at ‘ira avenue Heating bennett "very Wla on and Tremont avenue to-day and was ‘ | your skin gets well ao quickly you feel Mr. Baker, who I seventy-seven years ee Wierevic een sn ss 958 can be Jack Harris, whom the police declare | broken: his rene ahotmey is, 80 just as sure of finding Hesinol Oint- to be Nathan Perlmutter and who was and broken and he was erely Pats cease asctoes have oneertoe! arrested early this morning, was ar- Scratched And bruised ail over his body. Jit so regularly for the Inst eighteen raigned before Magistrate Barlow In th® Where it was said that hie eondhioy wag [years that, every druggist knows he Harlem Police Court. Policeman Cros- serious. tnust keep it constantly in stock. . It son of the Lenox avenue polic station, | comes in opal jars, for fifty cents and one dollar, or you can try it at our ex- on duty at One Hundred and Nineteenth = ouxHAVEN. . ‘Write today to Dept. 18-5, stret and Lenox avenue, heard a shot! 1 jeuten: Refeon, “ Y Resthot, Baitimore, Md. for a sample and saw three men running down the| two 5) esinol Ointment and a» miniature avenue, He gave chase and found Har-| (Wo Dlusiackeis were drowned yester. | day evening through the o cake of Resinol Soap. ris in a vestibule at No. 136 Lenox ave- —__—— H of Torpedo Bos Y nue near One Hundred and Eighteenth | ne Dinnace of Torpedo Boat “G. #” off street. A revolver lay on the floor of | ‘Ne Hland of Syit. World Wants Work Wonders. the vestibule, The policeman charged | Harris with carrying concealed weap- ons. When the hearing came up to-day Detective Schmidt, from Police Head- quarters stated to Magistrate Bi that Commissioner Dougherty d that the prisoner be turned over to him. An anonymous telepione commu- | nication had been received by the police to the effect that Harris and his wife knew all about the murder of Max Le- vine, who was found dead In a room at | No, 2 Hast Fourteenth atreet on April 12, Detective Schmidt said that As- sistant Dietrict-Attorney Breckenridge, | who has charge of the homicide departs ment of the office, algo desired to quer | tlon the prisoner. Magistrate Barlow declined to dis- | charge the prisoner, He held him for | examination until Friday In 5,00 bail. | ‘A man named Levitox, who had gone | two the Lenox avenue station to inquire | about the arrest of Harris, was placed | under arrest by the police on suspicion. He was also held until Friday, pend- ing an investigation. | humors, A ‘SCHNALL - | Prominent Men and Women of the' Race Well Drilled in Leading Parts. if pelt Pie 4 git 23 Hj Minstrel and the song of his beloved. There's the merry tune of the dance and there's the crash of fighting men. Bewildering, tewitching te the music of the Gael, now murmuring throu; Teen fields, now eoaring above in ery atorm, whinpering words of sym- Dathy, shouting cries of courage, It flows along like a beautiful river: it ‘pagean roara like and angry sea. It carries tho » Acad heed dregs sweet laugh of a beautiful woman, and It eavors of deeda of daring and heroic men, GREAT OPENING SALE OF Exquisite Summer Dresses pages K4 “vatues we OES QQ vate ww 5 .00 Values up " It'e « pageant, yes; it’s an allegory. ite THE MUSIC OF THE BARDS OF TARA REVIVED, _ 3a the story of Fion MacCumball! 1 16 the music of the barde of «| NEWLYWEDS SPEAK ‘which everybody knows means Finn Mo-|o¢ « jong ago ‘The songs ne cu alas | omen eg Al ny So Mg DIFFERENT TONGUES: SAY ONLY ‘I LOVE YOU" The music was put into the hands of a eer 4 He's Spaniard and She's Ameri- Dr. Albert Robyn and orchestrated by ‘him, and an Irish grand opera has been the result. Dr. Robyn conducts the or- chestra of fifty pieces, and—ah, well, you will hear it for yourself to-night oF to-morrow night, for yo ing to mise thie wonderful hill They brougnt| CaN, but They'll Get Along Joha P. Campbell from Helfast, where he ie Girector of the Literary Theatre, All Right. to be eure that the costumes were cor- rect and to direct the production. “An peg bag " te yt ar Miss Alvena Amadon of Freeport, L, Lin roop Craig FRc a a teal ap ed ae 1, was quite a mde gin when her par- they all love him for the way in which ents took her abroad ten years ago, but he makes them get down to business, |#he was old enough to welcome with And wait till you delight the attentions of a handsome the ards, contesting for the laurel Spaniard the shi it wreath. Oh, they're great. eee wee ath cals par ‘The p at 1s being given under the back who was always ready to play $,000,00 TBE CUT FL ULM TE FROM APPOPRATN |e ae —| MUMS TONIGHT. BLS BY GV. SULZER] trometer recy, cn your liver and sluggish bowels while you sleep. Rebuke for State Officials and Legislators Who Didn’t Heed Demand for Economy. to $12.50 i if gas tH District-Attorney and an Assistant Begin Presentation of Testimony Against Bronx Leader. Sick headache, biliousness, dizsiness, District-Attorney Whitma: coated tongue, fou! taste and foul Aanitant District-Attorney 3 breath sive 8 trace them to torpid to-day to lay before the May Grand | jo) fermenting food in the Jury evidence in the matter of the al- yet el 5 sein gassy stomach. aes Bribe Gs nanGed by. Bate Me Poisonous matter clogged in the intes- s en J. well of the Bronx wm | 5, f i eorge H, Kendall, President of the| tines instead of being cast out of the i j i H if ai EHEPE # as Hy i , system, is reabsoryed into the blood. auspices of the American Committee | Wits or shuffleboard with the pretty! Aro any, stay 7.—Consternation pre-) initiating leriaiation wenicl for] When this palma fam “rv the delicate ee te Not only | of the Gaciie League of Ireland, in con-| little American girl, though he could) aie in various State Departments to-| vent a money in the cneraving cr {brain tissue it Gagestion and they must) junction with the Gaelic League of New| ot speak one word of Englilsh nor she) 4. ye. tt wan learned that Gov. Sul. Rea tor the Binak that dull, throt:aq otening head- York. Jobn J, Murphy js chairman,|& avilable of Spanish, He bowed very Justice Victor J. Dowling is treas-|low and kissed her hand when they urer and Henry 8. John Flynn eec: rted at the pier, and little Mina Al- in wins as : Ochs wint ere, Netyersighe nd Fran Opp is publicity d!-| vena promptly proceeded to forget all King ‘When the rector, Dr. Madge C. McGu! chatre yledleg big page 2. he makes him! man of costume committee and Dr. or ete Fenians, the prite|/ Gertrude B. Kelly chairman of the mere a Others which Finn eagerly | pageant committes. geal Tint econ roe) Linephiny Dr. Kelly's face was radiant last of the year, which Je Sambain,| MERt 8 she surveyed the acenp and eta MacMidhna, a chioftath of tho| /stened to the muatc of the Gael, fwatha de Daraan, with t the peopie of Dana, ci ‘Para’s guards and setn duns aflame, THE DELIVERANCE oF TARA FROM THE PEST. The King offers the J the Fenians to whoever ) from this yearly pest. Finn undercax: ser had called upon his old Commission ng the witnesses subpoenead be- of Inquiry to go over the appropriation ore the Grand’ Jury adjourned for the and supply bills, with instructions to} “ jail, PA, Elliott, who ache. Salts, cathartic pii@ of and purga- tive waters force a passuge @ay for a day or two—yes—but they dowt take the make them conform to the recommend-| “eAtifled some signatures of Stilwell's poisons out, and bave no effees upon the er of stomac! about him when she got back to her dolls and playthings at Freeport, But last January « atately young man approached her at # grand ball in Cartagena, Colombia, whither the girl had gone as the guest of friends, There was something familiar in his courtly Appearance, and when she got back to her hotel that night Miss Amador ro- ha eta called him all at once, He was the Span- DIED ON BOARD SHIP. |inra wno nad been 20 kind to ner on — ba, the Atlantic liner ten years before. On Ye ateamer coming back she saw the young man pacing the deck. He 9b 4nd makes « success of It, and] Glenn B, Harris, President of an auto-| greeted her eagerly though allently, eae Ne end Of the Arat spisodo of the] mobile supply house at No, 1781 Broag-| bowing and smiling, but explaining with ¢ of the head that he had no , and throughout the long voy- age they trod the decks in company, de- for Mfteen years post=| vendent always on signa for thelr con- versation. ‘The young man introduced himeelt as - rtain documenta; Aaron J. Levy, eaiue © See ve Si oY ie majority leader in the Assontbiz._ and ‘This means that aomething like 98,00,-| Deputy County Clerk William B, Seldon. | ge, 000 must be cut out and that the eee Stilwell himself appeared outside the) undigested and fermenting food gained nothing by inducing | Gtand Jury foom with Senator J.D. foul gases, e the excess bile from the winlature to appropriate the large inte auouneanyie’ Me dechaacyps liver and carry out of the system all the sums they asked for In spite .of the} seiweil had written to the foreman of coattipaed Waste matter ead poisons ta Governor's warning that economy must] the Jury asking the privilege of appear. | he bowels. teh it 1 prevail and hin repeated urging that| ing pefore the body to testify in hisown| , A, Cascaret tonight will surely department heads proceed on @ business | behalf and agreeing to waive immunity | Straighten you out by morning. They rather than a political basis, if such an oportunity were granted, But| Work while you sleep—a 10-cent box It was shown by the committee that] no reply to his letter had been forth-|from your druggist means your head the sums they recommended were sum-| coming up to to-day and he went away | clear, stomach sweet your liver and clent for an economical administration | Without being sumomned. bowels clean and regular for months, of the several departments, pee ee as Drops Dead Charles Descham Belgium, for many years sacristan and bookkeeper in the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, Twenty-third street, between Hixth and Seventh avenues, died in the vestry there this morning Just after Father Septier had celebrated the 6 o'clock mass, men were to- gether when Mr, Dem ‘ te had suffered from asthma. He was nev He lived at No, 120 West Twenty-fourth was noted for his learning of languages, Five of the Models Pictured Above. Dozens More Equally as Smart The greatest Dress Bargains ever offered—the daintiest Summer styles in every size for women and misses. The fabrics include: Striped eponge—Ramie linen—French linen—Bedford cords—lingerie—tissues—"Dolly Varden" lawns—tatines. All Sizes for Women & Misses, FREE ALTERATIONS WILGOX's "Oh, my dear,” she eaid to Dr. Mo- Guineas, “isn't it wonderful? Old Ire- land's dream has come true at last.” That's the story, but the nolect of the| wey; NAM waiting with his car at Puseani ts to show the learning. ang [3 North River to welcome his brot Civilization of old Erin, before and after | Wilmot L. Harri She)dewn of Christianity. The sow ja| Master of Charleston, 8. C., when the AN benetit of the Guelle Leawue Clyde liner Mohawk docked to-day. Whidh tw endeavoring to rescue and pet-| Mr. Harris was en route to New York |g, ¢ 2 rardo Nunes, a wealthy 1 PPetuate the Gace language, and,| with his wife to undergo treatment for| vier oft ane Mr Bo doing, bring to the attention of | troubles from which he had suffered for “the World the beautiful legends of the | neveral years. eteen Atte Isle of the sea, It's an argus|dergo an operation at Johns Hopkins Ment for hoine rule, too, for it ahowe| Hospital, Balt - yee yp tn roland did ruie| He boarded ‘welt and shed the ight of her eduza-|noon, and during the night wai n 5 " the young «irl and on last April 1 ae wee and song ul over the globe. | very ill, Dr. George M. Potts of Asbury nae ‘woarried, at aa Rey ye oe peasant i verwres Park, N. J. a passenger, attended him,| ‘To-day they nailed trom Pier 14, East Saas uae wee enum, At | out he stsnity srew worse, He died at| River, on the United Fruit Company's a noon yesterday, ner Almirante for Cartagena, where For Infants and Children Sittin ‘cue cxacce Withee a0 the BRITISH P r dardania i EG OLO PLAYERS SAIL,| "1 love you is aut ne can say in! Tho Kind You Have Always Bought In “the time. Kings and queens and their English and it's all I can say Spanish, but it's enough and we geiioee Gome from the various counties, | Eetteve They Have E; ¥ 4 [at lled Coptic Nunei - e ”. r MYKILE AVE. AND BRIDGE ST. 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British Isles And Mike ” queen, besging her m n in the contest for the International cup | eaty's pardon, the king's queen, is Miss | “t Meadowbrook, and, in June Srinivas Cotise tailed to-day on board the Oceante fi 5 “ New York, They were Capt. R. G. Ri! MER PROMINENT PERBONG| 0” Core: They were Capt. H. a. Hi ONWIT LELLER & CO IN THE CAS8T. Vivian Lockett, Capt, A, Noel e “he high king is Howard Kyle, the | Edwards and Capt, F. M, Freake, who min “Joseph's Brethren,” at the | 14 'one of the heserves, Hefore leaving . %- Wis queen ty Mrs, Margaret | Capt. Kitson sald; “The Hritish team Most Modern Dry-Cold-Air Fur Storage Vaults granddaughter take part. Mrs, | even chance of retaking the cup,” On the Premises was the first woman to go to jail Mngiand for a political offense, She rey they @ her. 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