The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1913, Page 22

je vahdeaan NA aaiaiinci eps foeeiitaaieasmiipaag nadine R aici — — Se ae ae _# THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 196 ae . a Qld Home Folk in Greenwich Village Elect Mayor — TRANCRASHONERE (32553525275 SCORNG DEATH HREM, 3ESness ce _ And Start “‘Get- eye eye Together’’ Campaign for Newcomers (fl ,YS THOUSANDS OF "222" ss ===) CHASES AND NABS MAN Sse arse = ———<—= IERSEY COMMUTERS HE CALLS EXTORTIONER SAYS APRIL 1 WEDDING terasy afternoon te! iv ——— DATE HAS FOOLED HER. sere hun the santa’ tan oo, Soma | Local Runs Into Halted Freight | miss Elowitch Sues Police Lieuten-|Salesman Says Prisoner De- ue ace aan Oe ae Near Rutherford—Passen- | ant Thompson for $10,000, AI- manded $700 or He and | trams, At One Mantes “patrolman | ‘ +, leging Broken Pledge. ‘William @hechan and grabbed the man | gers in a Panic. Ailes: ta. a ped taney Boss Would Die. and threw him to the pavement, ‘Them j Paavo Bees her on April Fools’ Day, Miss Minnve Babrow hed him arrested, Elowitch, an attractive young woman, In the Lenoz avenue station he anid | With 20 passengers on board, a local | ivi at No, 616 Mast Eighty-eighth| While Abraham Babrow, @ sales-|he was Charles Polak, @ chauffeur, of ing ighty-eigh' | rte train left Jersey City at 6.28 yeater-| street, brought sult in the Supreme! man, was alone in Samuel Soher’s| No. 1864 Fifth avenue He was looked day afternoon and made its first atop at | Court yesterd@y against Police Lieuten- Up on @ charge of attempted extor- clothing store at No, 69 Weet One Rutherford at 6.47. ant Walter Thompson because he wed tion, | Pde Hundred and Twanty-fifth street last | Leaving Rutherford the engineer put | *" ‘woman instead, on full speed and was rounding « curve| , i the papers flied through Greenthal| ight, * man wearing « chauffeur’s cap between Rutherford and Carleton 1in|&)Greenthal of No. 27 Broadway, Miss) came in and anid: Waal be tke Chal & Grid aes Elowitch asks for $10,000 for breach of| “You tell Scher he aidn't come across Do You Believe topped In front ot bir wt TM" M4 | promise, She states in the papers that! with that $700 as ordered. Toll him in Fairies ? w praia Ware pet ob end tie: Thompson reached the point in his| we'll give him till Saturday to hand | v , Pensenser | Courting on New Years Day where he! it over, If he fails it will be hie end Secretly. even, the eraed, but the speed of the passenger | asueq her to become his wife, and she : ol of “xrown- Ups cherishes train was such that the locomotive slid | Consented. They decided that at and yours, My frienda end I will Fomnant of @ childhood bettef along the rails and struck the caboose * tall be ‘engagement period was sum.| clean up this place, Understand? We of the freight a terrible smash. al ask ext ne wedding day for Aprii| set the 8700 Saturday.” VE L Oo G E N ‘The engineer and fireman saved them-|1 As the time it, did not ocour to the| ‘The man walked to thelatreet. It . f 5 dian.” | ret ned ce mping, but the caboose was | ciaiatif that this was All Foola’ Day. | wan the second time within a week ae ee | ralled, while the Gomeatese e2 ihe Tease Miss Blowitch met the Heutenant nine} Babrow and Scher had been threatened tom, fairy that | motive euried up. yeara ago when he oie. hapten with death unless $700 was given to a| BM fairies as strong as your childish There have been several veportea at-| At that time he had » wie and seve faith. is the complex! will make your gang of men. Gent; seamed into the face tempts to wreck Brie trains recently, | Glog,” ome months after thie Thomp. | FiV0 yeurs ago Scher sold two stores Stele cena ahs and the parsengers, hurled from thelr| son, ao it ts alleged, paid court to Miss| to ® man named Mendlesohn, The and whitens and clears the skis seats, thought the train had been de-| mowiton, ‘ ; first man to call at Scher’e store de- Gas applicstion mance railed by wreckers, There was @ wild! “Wien April 1 came and went with no| manding money was a chap of the i ‘an improvement; | Gash for core. Some men climoed| wegding Miss Hilowitch declares she 1 te yA Week's sete vanstermation: through windows. As far an could be ne. Uf opamp llistchen i ate At Your Dru ciate er y learned from the railroad offciais, no| found Thompeon had married another) ‘To Scher he anid that he had come) I in Collapsible Tubes, 26c, one was hurt. i Dei d hn Mrad No, 132 Bast End/ trom Mendlesohn and added: Better Than Cold Cream The cause of the wreck is being in| “Yeuwgun mnc is attached to the de-| ‘You come over with the $700 he| if Used the Sume Way. - vestigated. The freight train had been|tective squad, was served at Police! lost in that deal, You'll have a fow made up at Rutherford, and why it Headquarters. days to make goog and if you fall James MeCreery & Co. | it | | bt | fi j DADDY ALONG AS | grown and grown ustil CHAPERON. New York Autos and Other Ve- which George H. Galvin, Financial Bec- \ Ey i ma hcles More Deaty—ticese | 4th Street , 23d Street architestare of ene and twe hun: Law Is Blamed. years ago Besides inventing now Lite te safer on the highways of New ye of fixing herse heets to take up pn foe ihe trot tem mchtes or te pee et sed Geiger a current year made public yesterday 4 the National Highways Protective 8o- clety show the difforence. Automobiles killed 23 in New Jersey during the four months and injured 108, the number of deaths showing no change Mae’ 1912, while the injuries decreased felt a little queer at aed geney ry accuse as Se wagues = 1 Killed ¢ and injured 23 this year, de- Crosee of 1 and 2 respectively. Making the comparison on @ basis of Population the number of accidents in the two States per 1,0W,000 of inhabl- tants was as follows: i ry ae ae nl jie i H ‘ i | f j FF gene New New York Jersey. oy ® ae KAISER WILHELM will give his new son-in-law @ perfectly gobd little ” 4a 16 throne for a wedding present. ‘The increase in the number of fatal automobile accidents in New York dur- STEAMER just in from Halifax was in cold storage twenty-four hours, |ing the four months was nearly 8 per churning her way among forty-nine toebergs. cent, from 7% to 9, The trolley and wagon accidents together showed an in- JOHN HAYS HAMMOND, mining expert, whose salary ie said to be $600,000} crease of about 10 per cent. This is @ year, le serving on @ jury and drawing 91.60 @ day for it, warded as significant, since in New Je: sey, which showed no vhange in the WHEN EVEN MICE can rob the Yonkers Postoffice it ta little wonder that ages deaths souved Ly ip ooypsy yeasmen 7 jee, atl operators, whether of cars or BEY, BUA SBE motorcycles, must have licenses, while INMATES of a deaf and dumb asylum were pantc-stricken by the explosion |!n New York only the hired chauffeurs of wh overcharge of dynamite in the Lexington avenue sebway. They didn't | Of automobiles need ticenses, and none hear the crash,’but “sensed” it, are required of operators of motor- cveten, On Thursday and Friday Ri _ i AUsre aate, 1Seeee am 0 vererse: She punneytnnion ‘st ured: Fecha ‘wore manele Cones, acieutian se eeaiena’ a si jpeusllAod tee tates wert hana ieee tee CHAMBER & DINING ROOM FURNITURE wee they Mere Bot eeeppe ah Ha sage gata lapse wrnen rfianssy courtroom of the Custome Court yeater- starts amoking, he says, she dove not know when to atop, Sesal' tee etnies et Umporiece ones, be « At Pronounced Price Reductions. GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE.—Paterson woman alleges her husband te ee laay | Covernment ie collecting too much duty ghe has to wash hig face and hands. | i vi | H SPRING VALLEY man wes fined @ for sawing wood in his own backyard on Bunday. GOVERNMENT has notified the clubs at Panama to cut out the turkey trot and let Culebra do all the sliding. Four-piece Sheraton Suites with wide band inlay. Buffet and Serving Table with brass rails, regularly 451.00, 395.00 Three-piece Suite, as shown in illustration, in few bottles of Mahogany or White Enamel; all dustproof drawer WHEN HER HUSBAND steals into her sleeping room at night and sur- eatin turne on the gaa Trenton Woman believes it ie time to sue for a construction, French plate mirrors. 76.00 Four «piece Suites— Chinese Chi . A ‘ : . Buffet, China Closet, Extensi id Serv. eMaxracrao TOT te fay se ot ere | Ena Table ee "95.00 Four - piece Chippendale Suites, including \- Yatee of Ma, 7 Charlee street, RRR LELOR Mae Rete, et ne, tnmameration hae bese fal toep eet ae and Linas * in nenery rte eeil'and re Buffet, China Closet, Serving and Extension ) hag to - egianng COABTER BRAKE TRUST has been forced by the Federal Government to Price 50 Cont, All Dreggiats, Dl ial wish ane “ each 35. 00 Tables. rerularty 260:90, 195.00 MET oas sar reeves votiee ra] operate tte appliance on itealt, > Good.” sequiarty 43.08,. a Three-piece Colonial Suites, including Buffet, tat ores Len TEN VERSES of the Bible must be rend dally in th, public schools of & Three-piece Mahogany Colonial Suites, in- China Closet and Serving Table. 125.00 gentle way of taling Peqeartyanig Spau) & peta cluding Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. regularly 161.50 thinks of them. The JEWS admitted to the University in St Petersburg hereafter must be regularly 127.00 95.00 io Jas lg? chosen by lot and not according to ability, as heretofore, Poor Russia! Jf & ong, Inland vol es waa tidete < (wuceswus eine oo Five-piece Suites,—in White cane Sahes- Separate Pieces tt r wi wi agerald’s ven ircassi it —English . ’ si eae een WILL MARRY NOBLEMAN. |'ia"heSusinc'ssSottace "its |ERitin MR i stan —— ee, poe cutee diane nad Solid Mahogany Chairs, Rockers, Dinner | solemaly aout that he i eave | ay Race aware wie | eMT®lende’ ptove the, mar = fare ‘| ‘Twin Beds. regularly 185.60, 140.00 Wagons, Work Tables, Magazine Stands and fer news as “a poor old fremen from | geraid's repudiation of his reported en- | declare that the repudiation was really | Loans Card Tables. = ll oe al deere hen Ae titaa ae Three-piece Circassian Walnut Suites, in- . , fagesed company ef the Buompts, who| sransa, to greatiy Farol tho shentrical 7 : cluding Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table. 25% to 50% Less Than Regular Prices. mate it last Ss daceie, sod conal:éald. 1 apvsnrn thst lore regularly ‘175.00, 142.00 Pe wigan ath 17.50 lacs pooncelbarg ; : vee .00, ect for te | Waller FiageraMt, ° ing ble nephew ae ag White Enamel Dressers....,16.50 and 21.50 it ROERAN, «5's commie SA ee =. : ates cS ie regularly 20.80 and 26.00 Rockers with leather seats “ 17.90, 14.00 be cunetage eerie norte eae. White Enamel! Chiffoniers...14.50 and 19.50 Easy Chairs with leather seats and backs........ sertey. MAN | geguiarly 18.00 and 23.00 regularly 40.00 and 42.50, 34.75 and 44.75 BRAND 2 for 2c cts, White Enamel! Chests of Drawers......,,.9.75 Colonial Wing Chairs or Rockers, Special 15.00 At 7 segularly 12.00 Inlaid Magazine Stands...regulasly 18.00, 9.00 Atwood: » wew seen conan. vie rnow om || Ast, Cottage Dreseers,—fumed oak finish, .12.00 Inlaid Card Tables... ... “ 16.00, 8.00 INSURES COMFORT, YET RETAINS THE GOOD APPEARANCE. regularly 16.00 Mick ails ar 15.00 seaenZARE, & WILSON regularly 13.40 Dinner Wagons................. Special, 18.50