The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 15

THOLIC PROTECTORY TO CELEBRATE SOTH YEAR OF ACTIVITY parte of Memorial Brothers ané the New York | of youth to the ex- lishing @ farm college thority as Dean Agricultural Col- to have solved, in New St least, the problem ‘The exercises will be he! fields, which oan socomo- Tm the morning there will itary mans, at which His Cardinal Far! will pre- | a H 28 ® tree gee dij H Hy & 17 8 gs z be assisted by @ large as- of the clerxy from this and States. In the afternoon there peneearis by the famous boy band Protectory, epurts, and addressee stice Victor J. Dowling, Judge May et tise of Managers that he will try to be there, though he has made several @gagements for that day. The Mayor has been deeply interested in the work @f the Brothers, especially at the Lin- @ela Bchoo! of Agriculture, Gomptroiier Prendergast and other officials, and numerous non-Catho- interested in the work of children Wl be present. In connection with the @tlebration there has just been issued fvem the press of the Protectory the Wecord for 1913. Briefly, it shows that the Protectory has cared for 4,21 boys committed by the Children's Courts of The Department of Public Charities sent 167, % Period inoluded in th to parents and guardians and Broome street, this city. Brother Barnabas in his report of the | School states that 66 of the boys | ‘were placed out in free rural homes ‘efter a practical education im agricui- farel pursuits. — THEATRE NOTES. AAmitting a Biblical play to the Eng- Bah stage for the first time, the censor hes Uemnsed “Joseph and His Breth- vem" for production in London. had ite run extended four amaged Goods” is now to keep as it can, Vor having introduced him to William 4 Brady, who produced his “Man of the Hour,” William Harcourt, an actor, {@ euing George H. Broadhurst, Diay- = for 10 per cent on $260,000 royal- ar ol Erianger are to build a new Rupert Hughes, author of “Excuse factor of negro characters, next re next August and w.ll afterward yy “Anthony and Cleopatra’ at san @rdents of the All Hallows Collegiate the Waldorf- ria to-morrow night. ‘Theodore Kitay, the young tenor dis- red in the street by Mrs, Edwara |. Breitung last winter, is being sent her to Burope this week to continue studies under Pasquale Amato. ‘William A. Brady produced "The Fam- Pi Miss! Hajos is sailing to-day for Lon- €em on her way to of “Her Little Highn fm which she will appear here HL Smith says he will give Prot to : “hospital {f Houdini can esca asphyxiation. For a quarter of a century he published the Weekly Ex- miner, which four ysars ago was con- eligated with the Labor Standard. 405 Broadway, view Const 5: $31 Broadway, WH i2,. @ad girls since the last annual report |~— Wee issued. Of that number 1472 were Weatchester | During | eport 3% were | te St. Philip's Home at No. 414) again appe: University of California's Greek | his home of WEALTHY MEN’S FARMS ARE SWEPT BY STRIKE. Workers on Westchester Estates Go Out in Sympathy With Gen- eral Laborers’ Union. Give hundred members of the White Plains local ef the General Laborers’ International Union struck yesterday and forced 600 Gon-union men to 60 the big parade The country places ot Oliver Harriman, banker, Charlies Dil- ingham, Robert hingham and eth- ore were left without men to do the aimplest work. The strikers took away also the Iabor- ers from Feliz Warburton’s bap in Greenburgh, Col, Alexander M. "8 home tn Scarsdale and the oars Golf Club. In White Piaing all the borers at the Burke Foundation, the (600,000 home for convalescents, were Griven away, State road work stopped. ‘The strikers demand % cents an hour , for @ day of eight hours. There has been no violence, but Sherif? Doyle and Capt. John Harmon have men ready to Go out on the firet call. Sheriff Doyle assured Mr. Harriman, who ts one of the sixteen “gold badge" deputy sher- {ffs of Westchester County, that if ne hired new lmborers they would have full protection. are made so well that the as confidentl: on the lal bring you back for others of the same makewhen (65 you are in need Ny of shirts, 3 $1.50 up CLURTT, PEABODY & CO., Ine, ‘Troy, N. ¥. FINDS WAY TO REMOVE CANCER OF OESOPHAGUS. Dr. Torek Pulls a Patient Through for the First Time After uli sibility of in| {njuring the pneumogastrie injury or division of these fore they enter the heart instant death. Even in cases that hav: Fecovered temporarily infection has i E i Aged Woman Forgets Name, Patrolman Ditmar of the West Thir- tieth street station was approached at Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh street yesterday afternoon by & woman of about eighty, who said she had forgot- ten her name and well clothed. 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Do you see the opportunity you have at the absolute and unreserved auction sale authorized by The State of New York Banking Department Liquidator of The Carnegie Trust Co. and The Northern Bank of New Yor of the 3019 Separate Lots formerly the Morris Park Race Track Bronx Borough, New York City Sale will be held in the Club House on the property Saturday, May 3ist, and succeeding days 10% can remain on mortgage. Titles insured free by Lawyers Title Ins. & Trust Co, Go and Examine the Property To Get to Morris Park Race Track, take: The Subway (ive forty dime da teem ntact teat UTS Se abe Second or antes eee Elevated Rallroeds ats Yo tas All crosstown Bronx cf28 s7rj cen Pee ee sil ot 1a 1300 ‘Chester and Buston rie Pas! Send for maps and particulars to J. Clarence Davies, 149th St. and 3d Ave. New York City Joseph P. 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Direct rail communiea!ions, Rentaurant, ato ne eae AY EVENINGS HELP WANT EO—FEMALR. MARKER AND BORTER, good, wanted: siverienced eolleg, opgratiny gus ra ntiany 8 gent Goon a SRST HEARN Wes @f Pith Aves GREENWICH VILLAGE OLD HOME WEEK We are in the gone, and join in Celebration of the Week by Special attractions to honor the occasion. HOUSEKEEPERS’ LIST Goods of standard grades at prices not duplicated elsewhere for the quelities 15% clothes that women and ~~ oe of white.. «aMore than | Bierched Musting-28 Inch—also Unbleached—29 Inch—worth 9 cts, Bleached Kheetings— M% yda wide—worth .21. % yda wide—worth .2. Sheets and Pillow Cases= Standard makes— [aol CASES, veautifull autifully— oD. «UD 20d 7D + 12% to .20 Striped Vollee— vench goote—beuutitully we) hc faba even round thread—wor' ed Voll Fatine and Mexi encellent variety ‘us Oniers for the Adore, full wine orth $1.09. most popular mat very joult, to get because of 1.00 egrets aire BE 10 LGD) Worth G1I8....c ccc ccceseessseeerenes 1.39 Satin finish Marseill worth §3.49—Special Feather Pillows—eanitary cured— 20x%—worth 89. bes"? an jach Crepe ge boing ta ity summer Agerie because eal laundered—spevial + 10 Other Crope Pilese..,. 12% and 15) pis —worth 4 od Batietes—s-inch— athe Geese “the, arose and lingerie qualitice— aw tifu tinted . AB's to 9) Ex —word i Other Battstee—4nch.. .12' to BA) 24x0—worth el Persian Lawn and India Lines F% | Full Size Comfortables—fig'd top Hinde Ob sosscsssesssiosstovosssoyssey oi Eetaust boraerccmdrthy BSirsreste tae 41-tmeh Lingerie Mt $2.00 and $2.50 setuinausne bya isco ‘og a3 Imported Cometic Cid Genuine block prints. S-Inch—attractive assortment of floral, chinta god other designs. GIFTS OF CUTLERY S8-inch Naimecoke—li-yd poe #-inch Natnscoke—13-y4. poe. TABLE LINENS 00 jematitehed Sete—our own importer Are Always Acceptable double Danriakhandsome floral Turee-plece Carving, Sete teat designs, showing fine expanses of plain ot joel —Antiy Ivory eaun ie inoa cloth and 3 ees ei i to match to 19.08 B | Con te pita metitched | Carving Set#-Wostenholm, She eas 4 "siromy Austria -hangsome donlgna at handies—tined eaaee— 5 a tn pink oF areen-alwayaa desirable | Value, HO ig dela to 608 th enone and. (ie SSioth ‘ana dosen = jun napkins to match— Knives and Forks—fine Americas ot Were $6..Now A508) stetlit liver ferrulemwe [exceptional Values in Pattera Cloths} each—lined cases—Val. $10. ‘ ista ape nial Tran and oe sath Knives and ¢, Rorke-Loatem, Frary " ra in'partecttooeditions vitorna ll] gas ais Satna a os!) —__——_—* ee Laces and Embroideries A GREAT MONEY SAVING EVENT THIS WEEK! ‘and unusual valued.....You Specially prepared for with large amortments will do well to invest at these prices—an opport likely to occur again in months, unity to buy like this ia not Fancy Cotton Laces—Edges and inserte—most wanted patroree for underwear, lingerle and t Gresnes—2% to 5 inet ndsually Deve & Spader ané Fancy Cotton Laces= noh—white or ecru—in cy, demand for entire trimmings—value .2 to 29. Val. Laces—dosen yds.—Figings and Insertings—-new patterne— widthe for dresses and Lager yee worth @ cts, Bale price...... Baby Irinn, B: floral patterns on fine alwo rere, wee email rug able for Babies’ ekirte—-usually .79 to 0. Allover Embrotdertes—Cambrio, Nainsook and Swise—floral and French patterna—worth .49 to... 8D ben Lik x Coreet wtterns for Wall Se cove lee =Sambris, nalnwook. a ané ate, bt ee Bertha, se etc.—worth . seseeeeeee oh® binat oft ee Laces hand —_ a ine mule nite and | Gain: nd Insertions ,, | Band fetamoricr pal bie widthe— Peete inches 6 ik 0 AD to 1640 and Beadinge— je Neto—all oll firm quality dresses and millinery— worth $1.2 . mn é Chantny a Wronnetage —3 to 4 wi Brussels Nete—-White io + Ya mings. tal Wy ery ate a “dite 0s finish—double width .3O.. of Go OR IB i am erat at For rekon, waist linings and entire ta to wear under sheer resner—these are trimn'd with beadinge ped shadow lace flouncings Lace Allovers—White and Feri Shadow, Carrickmacross, Chantilly etc.—apecially fine assortments tant tof the AD. 6D , nw 1.25.°1.40.. 1.8) ; — + MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Wednesday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted No Mail or Telephone Orders, 1,19 }79 ct. Sateen Petticonts Black and colors —eoft quality Pleated Counces—all lengths, EVTICUATS—SHOOND FI $1.98 Imported Linen Couch Covers, .. 3 yarda long — reversible = anhares ore—serviceable for Sur ord MOLATENY BASEMENT, $2.49 Feather Bed Ticks 190 For full and three-quarter bede— best qunitty MokINg. cnr, 14 et. Bleached Huck Towels. . 192-—hemmed—red bordere—gener- ous ate for bedrooms, WEL MAIN FLOOR, SP Lace Walsts...... ney "percales | and nein--woven and prints atripoe—turn back cuffed to 1 ok “RN's FURNISHINGS—MAIN FLOOR, 98 et, oS flon Clothe, D. 247 Cream tint—net underbody, ribbon trim—Messi epauietie oollar— low agck all aizes, nch—ohiffon WALST#—SROOND FLOOR, colors, but fine a and evening BLS ALN FLOOR, 10 et. Mon's Hamtherchiofe— 34 dos... Fine cambrio—4 to 4 Inch ilar or extra aise, NDKERCHIEVY—MAIN FLOOR, Pearl Bead NeckIncrs fh piated snaps LOR, 19 at. Morceriued Crepe Pepliaw, ..... own lustre— ‘on 5 “al wera warn ray, navy and black, DREA@ GOOL8—MAIN FLOOR, | Cleck Sigua Denvie Meruisg specials, Look fev tha Oleoks! Lao t09 tho Clogked