The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1913, Page 6

NOW READY FOR CONGRESS; ome Tells The Evening orld Correspondent It Is & Harmony Measure. ES ALL INTERESTS. es That Within Forty- eight Hours the Bill Will Be Completed. * Wevtd.| ON, D, C, June 16— ‘Wilson is endeavoring to play TAM Foto of tho “Great Harmoniser” of THE _nVaNtING| woRup, MOND. bY, JUNE 16, MOTE iF NO = WITHIN THREE YEARS THE ELEMENTS AT ONCE. ‘The President sald to me this morn. Ing that within forty-eight hours he ex- pected that there would be brought about a harmonising of all clements and ail opinions that would crystallize into @ single bill to be presented to | Congress, It will not be @ Wilson oii! |nor an Administration bill, nor merely | a Democratic il. He hopes that it] « ” will meet with the approval of ay Cruelty” Also Consists in Not Republicans as well as many Demo- rain Living Always in Luxury ‘The Preaident sald that he would not he attempt to oufline ite main principles, | of Bridal Tour. because it would be made public in concrete and final forn within « few days. Besides, the crystal is not yet! Opposing the award of $250 a month Paitae proscar ta’ eerane Molin alimony in a separation case In which Mr Wilson completed yesterday the] he Feprescnts the husband-defendant, message on the subject that he in-| former Magiatrate Wahle, before Su- tends sending to Congress frome day) proms Court Justice Gott, to-day lald thin week, He sald with a smile of dry humor that while the first draft had been made he had “put it to soak” for stresk upon what he termed @ sertous mistake common among bridegrooms. 4 fow dayn to wee how it would come| Thin in their custom of taking thel: ut. He Ie expected to read it at | prides to feahionable resorts to apend Joint session ax he did his tariff mes-|ing honeymoon amid hotel surroundings a of elegance that they are not likely tu enjoy again in their lives. It was in the case of the good look- ing wife of Hugo Greenberger, a Har- tom merchant, who alleges hor husband fa cruel because he has not kiased her during the three yearn of thelr mar- rled life. Justice Goff reserved dects- Brasilian Minister ‘The Brasilien Minister of sixteen persons will arrive City to-night at forty minutes aft o'clock over the Lehigh Valley Railrond, ‘The legation is on its way from Bethle- hem, Pa. to Boston and Ye travelling in two private cars. ‘and financial interests and to| = about banking and currency re- Megislation. &@ Jong talk with the President g@erning in the White House offices. there was Durning heat, but i Hl I $ a § 8 ij | sf nT} ! i t il it} 3 commercial in Femedial legislation can be en- ®eon, The demand is second in urgency only to the nation-wide i for quick passage of the patient and almost MIMI tt httlttt te Children’s Fancy Lisle Socks VALUE 2c DOW AAA A q°q0uqwgqqgqgqxggwoe_yox_xwyx—yxgyggaygagyg4g OA QA MA fiom on hee apatteation for alimon; the marital infelleity | rmer home, said me. when the middle-aged | 3 his wife, then a yor bas 2 put of a Hariem tene on thelr honeymoon they view tm Beach and other fashionable agnificence y atopped | “1RUCKNER TELS CHURCHES WALDO IS RESPONSIBLE. Commissioner, Not Mayor, Says, to Blame for Con- ditions. In addressing the Federation of Churches at No. 1 Madison avenue this luxury ever afterwant 1s not wealthy, sald his counsel, “Two children have blessed thi union,” declared the lawyer, “yet she iieval Nar Howlae: ab never’ Wunee we their evidence—if they La e only ane her, She has had two children in three] sworn tacts years. She ouaht to be led by her ear] Tot spay back to her babies!" Other charnes against Greenderger were that he had been physically abus. ive, striking hin wife on several casions with his fist. He someti came home intoxicated, her counso! also declared. ‘The Greenbergers formerly lived tn the Ellersiie Apartments, No. 600 West Qne Hundred and Forty-firet street. hs what the records an that the Commissioner has permitted in mmissioner of Accounts Ray- mond B, Fosdick and Chief Magistrate iam McAdoo? “Many say ‘Yes, you have proved all your sta\ements. Commissioner Waldo jb jnoompetent and guilty of maladminis- tration, but you should mot have rec- ommended his removal, That looks like politics.’ What would they have us do pasate *-—heedlail Boy Accused as Thiet. Howard Senencu, fifteen, of No, 419} ¥! West One Hundred and Twenty - first atreet, is @ prisoner at the Children’ Society charged with juvenile delin. quency. It is said ty his parents that he left home ebout a week ago. The police say he securaie yestenlay while in parents were ole ates ana Inout rn thele einen missioner? Present him the property of Miss Genevieve Lai Fence, a noclal worker, He was arrested by Detective Daty. “Others say, ‘But Commissioner Wal- He|* bd te hone bod Mayor'a man Friday. hould have held the Mayor re- a 1 8 and not upon politica, theories, or suppositions, Our indictment against | the police commissioner consists f | twelve counte, each euMctent for his| removal, There in no evide: before us, which shows that the Mayor ha je of these twelve , | Clasees of acts.’ Boy Aviator Dead. BALTIMORE, M4, June 16—Archie United States that has ever successfully the examination fn “avia- nearly three hundred police officers ac- | ™ ed of grafting to investigate them. Py after an ilin ten months, 5 ‘An Appeal to Wives You know the terrible affliction that comes to many homes from the result of | a drinking husband or son. You know | of the money wasted on “Drink” that is needed im the home to purchase food and clothing. ORRINE han saved thou- eands of drinking men. Itis o aa ele given refunded gr atte site a Ci al and let them tell you trad OF INE is doing. We Want Every Man to Know About This Great Money Saving Sale of Every Suit in Our Retail and Wholesale Summer Stocks at the Hackett Carhart Stores Commencing To-morrow, Tuesday, 7.30 A.M. Never in all the history of clothingdom have such values been made possibie to men in New York and vicinity. Our complete stocks of exclusive high ade men’s fancy suits, includ- ing blue.serges, will be disposed of at tremendous savings. Every garment in the offering will be Fabrics—shepherd checks, Club checks, Pin checks, Pencil stripes, Blue serges and many other exclusive weaves compose the Every suit bears the usual assortment. Hackett-Carhart fuapantes to be or money refunde Several hundred suits,| values up to $18.00 Several hundred suits,| values up to $21.00 Several hundred suits values up to $25. 265 Broadway Near Chambers St. Opposite City Hall 841 Broadw: at 13th St. Near Union &q. 13.50 6 °15.00 SHIRTS, 95c---SHIRTS, 95¢ For this event we have made one large group of all our $1.15, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 shirts, comprising a wide range All four stores will open special- ly at 7.30 A. M. with an extra corpsof salesmen. All. alterations free. back guarantee. lower than such fore. ° type from the conservative sacks to the popular English models. There is a model of every build. all-wool All Suits in Our Large Wholesale and Retail Stocks Which Were Priced from $13.50 to $45, Will Be Divided Into Six Lots, Priced--- 11.50 Several hundred suits values up to . Several hundred suits values up to $35.00 All our finest suits that were $40.00 and $45.00 , Inc. & Retail ‘16.50 20.50 24.00 of colorings and patternsin percales, madras and Russian cords, with soft and laundered cuffs, in all sizes and sleeve lengths.’ 134 East 125th St. our fifty-seven-year-old-money- Our regular prices are lower than any other dealer’s, and at these’special prices are absolutely high grade clothes were ever offered at be- Models—The models include every three-button patch pocket for the man 119 West 42d St. Near Broadway Open Evenings Near 3d Avenue venings Open Ei FLIES UP 16,460 FEET WITH TWO PASSENGERS. Aviator Edmon Perreyon Breaks Another Record for an Aeroplane. VIENNA, June .—The French avi- ator, Edmond Perreyon, who holds world's altitude record for an aeroplane, ‘both for pilot and pilot and one passen- wet, to-day broke the world's record carrying (wo passengers. He reached a height of 15,480 feet. The record with one passenger is 16,388 feet, ee tude adi oly of the vast multi- ial values < pale ~ shi with which Macy’s com “Fruit of the Loom” Bed Mustins 10%. Off ag apr one gd Xx 9434 in, at 49c up to 90 in. fabs fy in, eas. 99c. Crib sheets, pillow cases and bolster cases to matc! Betemeet. $2.75 Monaline Linge st 89 : “gt BB tee Deo $1 Chambray dresses at f ee | : Women’ 8 5 Bahng Suits at $6.94 : Choice of six models, in ns, messa and silks, Fines ‘qualities at x7) 29, $17.89 peg 49230. edb: i. 85m ot $1.25 Striped Voile Blouses, bagk eee iat Fp fin collar. 79¢ cotton crepe, $1.98. ” spond vols, bate sad Py Handherchiel Sale tke at stb ate rad he one he en, handkerchiefs for the price ee pk Get from two to tives handher ai. for women's. 12¢ and 15¢ Hi a Tae Tor at Ne “he oA $5. ne ell Handi pm = ey fom Se ui oe 9.67 Couch Hammocks at Finer qualities at $9.74 and up to $20.24, tions on awnings and stands, and on Summer Fi oe ha eral. au pled ie Women’ s Coats and Wraps, 's 4 Fifty of chante Patel ratine ‘a fancy tweeds. Whe ets, / Women’ 's Wool Plush Sport C Sport. Coats, $26.75. he latest covet moves in kimono sleeves, patch pockets cornet Ne collar 2: Summer _Cartaine—Typieal Magy 8 perry Marie Sioned ws poy Mee at rs mae ati wte wry imeporiont reductions taciude at $1.69, nally rad a reat fprtlted Votles and imperial Foular. by Te a i tia van a larquiset among them are Silk and Chi, Brocaded Foulards, and Satin Stripe ii Gevend Wi. 85th 64, Warner bbc rats eat caster tetas W. Third rh. sich: omen’ ‘ amie Linen Suit $83. K og A py ya cing ot ii Boys’ $2.50 to $5.00 Wash Suits, $1.69 For boys of 234 to 10 years. Ballor, us Russian and Beach les. Mevend Fi. 84th 01... Rens, abecial E Prices on Sun Summer Dress Fabrics cream serge at 9a and sil silkeand- sol OSiting at ih striped TL. Contre, $2.00 Waist Patterns from Japan, ‘$1.19 Exquisitely embroidered by Main M1, 341464, Fi ine Enbrel Chenin 5 OS a sees, iner qualities an i Hand-embroidered Gowns and Petticoats, ‘anne ° Women’s Colonial Pumps at $ $3.9 9 Including $6.00 White Buckskins, $5.50 Blac ‘ussia’ calf Wecond Fi. Beas, Pumps and $5.00 patent Pumps. Sale of Fancy Linens and Nape: teen Table Cloths, Dress Linen, eee ay specially sty! pri 8 nade the “Mil ig ay Se Rugs rctmade eel jor R. H. H. Mac y Oa, = rom India, which are couly wover uf ugs wate sete if ie wy B polon Seber: for outdoors, ex Rugs are offered at savings o} On pri Oi ai in ‘eee fai eu by one ach one Perec es = Bein al