The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1913, Page 12

2 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY-10,-1913, ~ ‘ ‘north, did not see the horse a) ink. Mr. Deering ts survived by is wife, two grown daughters and a fifteen-yeate jold son. Hig brother, te Willem VNCENT ASTOR ~|\Coney Island With Its 1913 Novelties ” TAKES SENATORS | To Amuse the Never Growups of Gotham bey | hole tM lad Lihat ail be as born in New York and was for ears a Member of the Holy Crot | 7 | GEORGE BERNARD SHAW has been swindled out of $2,626 by a Lonton | Lyceum. ‘ | - } sj 7 sharphr, Apparently George Bernard ten't the cle’ est man in London after , he | ° \ . > ie all. ' OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. 43 | — ; ry / q SARAH BRRNUARDT obiigingly permitted a “Votes for Women" badge to iv Pr. pac a ' _—>— . “ be pinned on her fur cloak and now the enthustasts proudly proclaim that Sarah | Bertin 1 Ai = s f Make Hambure —s My Eg s) « rot ‘ One Statesman From Wash-| -o ly cere ington Gets a Wetting on the Wind-Tossed Hudson. | INQUIRDR=No, the codifivati Just signed by Gov, Sulzer does not relate to the State fisheries, Ay SAND PILL 4 r) shimese taidce, e 908, CHILOREN | MOTHERS CLUB of uniform dress to | Poor children, Fort Wayne, nt toward a ntent of the has started . to end rivalry and di ALL GO TO WEST POI Delmont, Pa » to Dallas, Tex., “ * 4 3 ' WOMAN Kk of raisins, | -Will Be Guests of the Young| § , f . we Deena eee t * Millionaire To-Morrow at . | WISCONSIN ASSEMBLYMAN resigns because the Legislature passes “foul” BERLIN COURT rutes that @ betrothal is not a binding contract to marry, but merely a mutual promise. * Ferncliff, Braced on the awaying float, with the Brackish spray of the wind-swept Hud- intial tan Ox- | superintend- (@4 the embarkation from short to launch | {and trom launch to the yacht Noma of elik-hatted Senators, five of them from the sunny South. There were ot ‘members of the party, but the interest centred about the Senaie Committee on pAilitary Affaire, who had been invited ‘by the world’s richest young bachelor to “make thelr annual pilgrimage to West pint by way of his big steam yacht. | MECHANIC'S LI has been placed on the house of John LD. Rockefeller jr. In this case it doesn't mean that he cannot pay his bills, but taat @ sub-con- tractor has failed to meet his obligations, ° ’ LAWYER in Milwaukee who secured release of a forger from prisun dla- Pierce § covered that the check given him in payment was a forgery. C Pl t MOCKING BIRDS in Venice, Cal, must not sing between 2 and 7 A, M., rm er g reads a curfew order just issued, bs jue tat We fail to remove that corn Pierce's. Corn Masters are ironclad guare will remove SNAIL RACES over an elghteen-ine: co head of lettuce at the to attract them, enlivened the last voyage e of the France. Re time made wae three hours. ae ta PARE ~ “FIRE AND BWOR DT. RevResENTinG TRE FALL OF | — . completely i © To be exact, there were only five AORIANOPLE . D ATE! Mains Tt they don't, ‘ tors in silk hate, the sixth bel hinentt <D in a local election for a minor both) Buffalo candidate kille! inds your money. mediate relief and y corms in 48 tor Vardaman of Missieippl, wh | World Famous Resort Will Severite, lssleciop! Sachtne costume, Be Opened This Year © Daniel Webster frock coat, fat col) With @ Carnival, Floral sombrero, The wind tugged Joy- Parade, Cabaret, Cake- Mined It for setetseaake as net| walk and Other Doings to better disclose his lineaments for Beginning on Thursday, Newspaper photographera the breeze costumes, There are flower girls and sfreebened and whistled merrity throusn| May 15, and Ending on | arcing wiris tn radiant raiment, and ‘the flery Missivetppian's justly celebrat- some In not much raiment, for lo! ‘tis! v ghowifter thé Saturday Following. | tie oor 014 summer time vi WILL BURN UP ADRIANOPLE EVERY HOUR. | By the banks of a river they stroll, | hours—corn VETERAN COMPOSITOR IS fo 8 dave, Ath KILLED BY EXPRESS WAGON.| 10 aad 28 0 box. Sold by most But if you cennot ccoveeley | police think it's a beautiful thing. When } | Closing up time comes at Coney, there are always some who never know when to go home. They want to break up furniture and hear the crash of glass. Well, there they are. Smash away! The police belleve that the new game 1's going to be a peacemaker in the Regaini if great pleasure ground of the peole. gaining Consciousness, ‘Two weeks ago there was only 91 Anthony F. Deering, fifty years old, of these krazy kitchens, Now there are at | NO 127 West Ninety-sixth street, a com- least half a dozen, and more to come, | Positor in the employ of The World for It's been the hit of the half started | more than twenty year: vi run down season, thus far, and the Bowery is|by an Adams express wagon at Forty- lined with them third street and Ninth avenue, late yes- The Steeplechase is going in all its} terday afternoon. He died without re- Slory, and actve operations begin to-) gaining consciousness in the Polyclinic night, The Tunnels of Love are there| siogpital a few minutes inter. The body to be ed again, and Jackman’ Thriller stilt thrills, 4 new stunt on the | 4% removed to the home of Anthony 7a" ie \ | | Bowery is the Movies shooting gallery, | Donoghue, a nephew, at No. 408 West They give you fifteen shots for a quar- | Forty-third street. Anthony Deering, on The World for Twenty Years, Dies Without ‘ § Vice-President Marshall was expected, NEY I8LAND will open with a fut at the last minute a telegram came carnival this year instead of clos) and while loving couples make love, and! from Washington informing the com- u . On next Thursday. | dancing girls trip the lkht fantastic, tee that Mrs, Marshall hae—unknown + | and venders of wares vend to the ven- Jo. the Vice-President—made another im- dees, and music adds its charm to the eee for him tp-day in of elty of color, bang! bang! bang! The (she national capital. Six representatives 4 also expected to accompany the | inyee in lune Park patade clong ucts The enemy is here! iiverything is 1 committee, but in some way | avenue changed. There is no more dancinx. oo. a We Pepe mleoed their train in Washington, i OO SUE tey nave in| The walking lovers do marathons. Into A raldla: cpa lala hls en aa bilebare be ee eee ene who braved the wind-swopt wa- ernoon an automobile floral | th® houses they crowd, men shouting,| clone of Omaha and the floods of Day-|tached to them are umbrellas, to the on Tolar haus an ty od he xth street, the driver of the wagon, here of the Hudson in addition to Sen-|Darade ta achoduled women shrieking. ‘Tho canvas foothilla|ton. Then there's the Bridge of Laughs, handles of which are attached bosun’s | them to your heart's deliaht. Just think | was not arrested Eye-witnesses told ater Vardaman were: Senators Johnson| 4 big crowd tn ‘expected at Coney to-| ake with the thunder of war. where you get that funny feeling. )chairs, You can sit in them with Jim- ftp jooting a me ing a it, red in the police that Mr. Deering, who was $f Alabama, Overman of North Caro-|nignt and with the weather fine the} The Sune mplt fire and shout thunder.| There's the maze, equipped with mir-imy, or you can have a chair all ey bow Oh Ase, oF ame . to bolt you! | crossing Forty-third street from the Brady of Idaho, Fletcher of Piotlda|moy of to-morrow will be something | THEY set fre to the town. Down the|f0F* #0 arranged as to give you Jhelyour lonely. It doesn't make any dif- hy ng Racial shot you ‘Brusmrd of Louisiana; Major James | fierce. mountain slopes gallop horses carrying| Willies, and you can't get out. The n't aus }| make Is r ri The Stomach, Liver and Blood Be in Good Working Order. BRADFORD'S frowning guns have broken their silence. ke. m of all impurities and gases! luce a healthy and clear come it aweet brea! tre| The barkers are honing their votces, | Woodward of Albany, Mr. and Mre.| 1" shooting, shouting seldiers, Into the| C¥CIone cellar is some cellar, When you you're i | Lynch of Washington, Mrs. of oe Mata Hs the lie nam and crasy | river they plunge, and awim to the otner|Set 1® there the lights go out and the getting ready for the fray. The ory of | i wind takes away your breath and “red hot!” ts heard even now. There ‘Mrs, E, M. House, Col. John | theatre in the northwest corner of side. Towers fall, and the men di CHANCE TO SMASH THINGS, ‘our hat. The floor rolls away from are movies, the boose bazears; the tra- Clifton, U. & A., of Washington:| inciosure. There, nestling among trom them into @ pool, pAb the thunter fears Ok the wind TH FOR Five. -Indee | . W. A. P. Davia of Philadelphia | foothills, which melt into the perspective | river. From the windows of the houses! siriexs The, ou are banged up| The umbrellas cway in and out with ae Leal sang Mg vagal grad nd Frederick H. Alien. ef mountains of papier mache, 1s a roll great sheets of flame, the floors can i ohne the wind created by the flying cable. It Was Cickilsh work getting the party | Turkish city, with ite picturesque |6e seen falling ‘within, leaving charrea| Okaintt the side of the wall and emerge | oy ey go faster and taster and tho|® i time at Condy to-night—just a try- the launch without a wetting. |houses, its temples and towers, its|and blackoned wails, Women can be} mit ook ou for the labyrinth. ni eae ee ad 1) umbrellas open up, just like @ para-| watch ther river white caps ran high and| mosques and mosquitoes, From battle-| seen inside the houses, penned in by the! doesn't cost anything to get inno, it | chute in a descent from a balloon, The ta of spongy spray and solid water| ments guns bristle. What? You've|crucl flames. Heroic rescues take place, | doesn't cost anything to get out, That | sensation, It 1s said, is for all the world, = 7 34th Street 23rd Street Bot It! ‘The Slee of Adrianople. Right. | amid shrieks and cheers in which the|ien't the point. Of course, you yourself |like a parachute descent. Is that clear? ‘The amphitheatre is bigger than the/enemy join, Saved! Saved! Gaved!|won't be caught, but just give the tip |The parachute opens out as the wind Hippodrome, and the mighty mountains, | What more can you ask for your/to your friends, Once you get in you|sets under it. But don’t scream, girls. Wh dovria Watt nerangemnenta, wih | Sener? keep on going, There ts no turning | Just hold on to your skirts. Awk! seem miles away, with Coney Inland) They burn up Adrianople every hour. | back. You go right along the road| One of the latest productions ef brain Creek washing thelr feet on the other] In the big auditorium they haveland find yourself.in a barn, You have|storm on Surf avenue is the Kariton seyne: uccesafully except Senator Whose portly form was lib- Semi-Annual Sale t me eadite ail oe Leroi ; Pte _ Hees bd . tank. Eighteen shape-|to climb the stairs, and you get psd Krazy Kitchen. “If you don't want to t wu LIONAIRE GAVE ith myriads of Hghts turning black-|ly, svelte and sinuous beautiful girls|up in the cupola before you see the) break up your own house, break up f -~ USE OF HIS YACHT. est night into brightest day, or mak-|will do diving stunts in the tank in|exit. It's dewn a teboggan. It's nicely |ours,”" the sign tells you. On shelves, FURNISHINGS FOR MEN & BOYS z | Pee invitation to use of the| 18S brightest day the most glittering | one-piece bathing euite, Come home,| waxed, There's no little boats or any-|arranged like @ kitchen. pantry, are SE en oe # joran was extended by Vincent Astor | MENt. @ great fete opens the’ball. The|Hiram. This is fio place for you. In|thing like that. It's just up to you. | piled plates, cups, saucers, dishes, pitch- bry Mr, Allen, who gaye the com. | Se™MY has withdrawn from Adrianople.|the open they will have the circus | it's alide, Kelly, slide. You're in for it|ers and all kinds of crockery. Bowls Do you easily? If you do, in ‘9 dinner at the Manhattan Club | Te sese !8 over, or, they think it is) again, free circus, where there will bejand you might ee well alt down the /and pitcher hang on gas jets. There’ de try to brace up on liquor or ; = might, The committee's secretary in the eautitul city. The frowning} Something doing all the time instead|pest way you can, and say, “Here's|/— cop with a on his head and an- Commencing Monday, May the 12th ape | AR ctl cre town, vot they ate aieatrah! Turks | Yeu girls: the rea mill 1 atl golng, ~ You land te a Ms haystack on thelequally perishable: You get three wooden Ge EXTRAORDINARY VALUES Oe sieeaier tastes do the ae Sree, ge ground. And whisper, girls, ‘dag eo balla for a nickel, and pelt them at the Japanese land vill ii whe je dark passages in the little | prettiest stockings, and—well, there's| plates, dishes and bowls, Sometimes Biany ateniant, "oT [romana and aftr the tra tcb|ine tin, you know what, to wear |70u mise. ‘The operator wears» bee Men’s Haberdashery, Straw Hats, Two-piece : Jimmy can buy the boat for another no nails on the sliding board. | ball mask. . King pasiy out of the after Gh, you, thy couh tine wisn tho. done [Ett frat of that haystack Going] hls ts one of the most aopeaiing of Suits, Raincoats, Underwear, Half Hose, 4 party went direct to West Point, | {; hay. Gail “Ito be a favorite lounging place for| the many You can|4 comm! y carts ts @till in the running, or ‘Then there is the . ‘urion Trunks Bags imbrellas, Canes and ay 1 5 vehicgelabod os “tell Fewer We walking, Gee! Remember cee c one for your Seng want. drugs. Get a bottle to-day. Shoes, U td yest! maces sebastien tah | ep larger navy, last year how traffic got blocked | iere's the Nut House for “1 balls for a nickel, and then three inore | | Patent medicine. Boys’ Clothing. ‘ef the most important things to be| The Senatorial party will spend the we hoy oe bey Pn) way, fae SAY. | bat cave will be found at the Coney |if you iike. It's great sport for ¢ 908 nen ee a + '¢ | laland police station. kiddies, boys and girls alike, and usual- th t d t inerease in the ‘And, oh, look! Here’ ly, they smash something. Mothers 34th Stree: 23rd Stree It was anid that A the coe setca Rioany ‘hecndey Committee would | THE CYCLONE AT OMAHA AND| wnat is it? Well, it's a kind o think it le a fine thing, for it gppresses| SUNDAY WORLD WANTS A were in favor of increasing Sn Gov. Buiter, ‘put this reryid wae ad FLOOD AT DAYTON. round, From heavy at the energy of the kids and they don't corps, which, in view of the| definitely settled, °"| ‘Tornado and Flood" showe the cy- tee] cables are strung, and ate{ want to smash things at home. The WORK MONDAY WONDERS. night at, Weet row scgatdernd by Ube committee was al Vist tne Astor farm at Fernciit. it had held the donkey up? Remember? wn the FIVE FOREMOST FASCINATING FEA Oh Joy! In the Magazine: 66 B I] | 99 In the Magazine: Rare Reading! Another complete, compact, H . 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Get and Frame these Pictures for Your Home or Office. “New York the Bride's Paradise.” Two pages of interest- ing facts and statistics, Illustrated. A ‘ ‘ See Page 10 of telepathic experiments. See The Heir Presumptive of the Czar of Russia, Who Is “New. Coats for June Costumes.” Illustrated and De. A ‘ “Sick of All This Nonsense.” Sunday World Magazine. scribed, Metropolitan Section. Words and Music of “That Opera Rag,” a Song Masterpiece that Is Bound to Create a Sensation in Musical Circles, Every.One Should Sing It and Every Piano Should Play It. , & Mh ; *