The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1913, Page 8

MRS. G. R. SHELDON,' WIFE OF REPUBLICAN D MOLLER | LICE AND GIVE Grips Husband and pids Him Three Hours | as Burglars Work. ba Wonry Fenkel of No. 108 Chrys: | Street got out of bed early to~lay the baby. She heard » queer ound under the window. . out she eaw three men on eBtension of No. 254 Grand atreet, at the iron bare of Jacob falgher's jeweiry factory with a pipe , waing a storage battery lamp 4 call the police.” e-oh!” said his wife. heard her. One of them the rays of the lamp on their Sfikeek at the rubbernecks, piping off | * MRS..G-R. SHELDO f Seb," he said. The man with the } @utter did not even turn hie head, of them moves,” he growled | >anker and Treasurer of Veles quite clear to the Fenkels, ‘the bende of'n ‘om.” TREASURER, DEAD. Mra, George R, Sheldon, wife of the he National blican Committee, died early to- y after an operation in her home, No. THE EVENING WORLD, _wonpay,. JUNE ARRIVES FROM SCOTLAND | TO WED U. S. ARMY CAPTAIN. Miss Janet Gardner, Actress Won by Soldier When She Toured America, Returns to Be a Bride. On the steamer Columbla of the Anchor Line, which arrived this morn- ing from ‘Glasgow, was a charming brunette, with a glow of the heather in her cheeka, At the gangplank In waiting was a big man with a military bearing. The girl was Mise Janet Gartner, formerly « member of Graham Moffat's campany of Hcoteh players, ‘The man was Capt. F. 1. smith, U. 8. A. at present atationed at Fort Thomas, Ky. The officer jad first @eon the lady across the footlighte when she was playing in Loulsville, Ky., and before the company left the southern city, the two were engaged and the day had been net Mise Gardner returned to her home in Scotiand, but the mails between Ken- tucky and Glasgow were busy, and the days dragged until she wrote of her approaching return, Her father was to have conf with her, but he could not get away, and so he entrusted his daughter to the care of Capt. Black of the Columbia, who will give her away at the wedding to-morrow night, which | takes place at the house of friends of | the captain, at No. 130 West Seventy- second atrest. ‘The honeymoon will be apent at the army post, whioh will be the address | of Capt. and Mrs. Smith for some time to come, sonninenielipnscnctiged NO GRADUATED TOBACCO TAX WASHINGTON, , June I-A aradu- ated tax on tobacco as an amendment to the tariff pill was unanimously re- Jected by the majority members of the #enate Finance Committee, who voted Meboken Girl Weites the Maste of the Class Ode. NORTHAMPTON, Mana, June 16.— ‘The tvy Day celebration of the Smith College graduating class was held on the campus to-day under blue skies and betabt, warm sunshine, Forming !n front of the students’ bulld~ ing, the seniors marched acrom the campus to the new Mbrary near which the class ivy was started on its now career, Each of the 1 girls carried an American beauty rose and the junior clas, acting as escort, bore a chain of mountain laurel. As the Ivy was planted by the class president, Rachel Whidden of West Newton, the seniors sang an ode, the words of which were written by Marton class pipes, Important ax was the day to of 193 will be remembered an the of seniors, wielded a spade where the ¢ a Mines of Albion, Ill, and the muste by Hazel Deyo of Hoboken, N. J. Ad- dresses were made by Gretchen Tode of Silburn, N. J., and Elizabeth Pfeif- fer of Pittsfeld em INSIST ON NEW CONVENTION | 1 and fractured his skull. Hospital could reach him. lronworker Falls to Death. Abraham Kupsarstein, a sheet iron- worker,. of No, 9% Bay Thirty-fourth street, Flatbush, working on Public School No. ® at Avenue K and Bast Tenth street, fell three stories to-day He died be fore an ambulance from the Swedish 1 Yale 1915, the occasion has historical signif- cance for hundreds of graduates back | for class reunions, Ry them claws day date when the first physical effort was ex- ended in making a coliseum a reality. President Hadley late in the day, a¢- companied by representatives of many classes and practically the entire body to dig up a clump of turf on the athletic grounds | opposite Yale Field to mark the place bowl" will be built. 6, 1913. IVY DAY AT SMITH COLLEGE. law years gone by the seniors gath-| MEW EQUITABLE BUILDING under the elms and tistened to class poems, histories and smoked their TO HAVE FIRE BOLKHEADS. Thirty-six-Story Skyscraper Will Be Divided Into Four Separate Compartments. | missioner Johnson, the new Bquitable | Building, at No. 199 Broadway, will be divided into fur separate compart- ments, thus affording a system of fire protection more eleborate than any- thing yet introduced in bdullding con- struction. Commissioner Johneon to-day received & letter from L. J. Horowitz, President g the Thompson-Btarrett Construction Company, approving his plan for a double fireproof wall extending from the sub-basement to the top, or thirty- sixth floor. These walls will intersect at right angles at the centre of the building; and automatic fire-proof doors on each floor will provide means of shutting off any of the four divisions from the other three. AN plans for the bullding have been approved by the Commissioner, and con- latruction will begin at once, Progressive Re; cane Make That @ Condition of Reorganisation. WASHINGTON, June 16.—Membora of the “Conciliation Committee” of Progressive Republicans who recently made demands upon the Republican National Committee for a national on- vention this year, have decided, as the result of meetings here Saturday und yenterday, to oppose any action by the National Committee to effect proposed reforms without @ party convention. Senator Cummins, former Governor Hadley of Missourl, Senators Tones and Crawford and Representatives An- derson of Minnesota, Cramton of Micii- igan and Rogers of Massachusetts participated in the conferences, which will be renewed later this week. beautiful hair, soft, wavy and free from dandruff, is m nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just invigorates your sca! a matter of using a little Danderine. It is easy and inexpensive to lth GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAW HAIR, WE" PROVE IT—25 GENT DANDERINE Destroys Dandruff Stops fallin aor ar and ip— at ig. To be possessed of a head of heavy, | use, when you will sce new hair—fine and lustrous, fluffy, Reet downy at first—-yes—but really gel ae —sprouti t all Danderine ia, we belove, dhe ealy « tire La! destroyer of re for ite itehy hy ennln, and it never ie Following the suggestion of Fire Com: Fenkels stood at the window with fear. The burgiars made we Way through the bars, entered ine and ripped tne safe apart. they were bustest Fenkel whis- Bis wife that he thought he out and call the police. Mra. threw bis arms around him and forbade him to move. One of appeared at the jewelry e Weat Thirty-elghth street. She was taken seriously ill ten days ago, but had been In fra!l health for some years. Ors, Shelion had been married since December, 181, tnree years after the Graduation of her husband from Har- vard, The couple had two daughters. In October, 1910, Mine Gertrude Sheldon was married to Samuel Stevens Sands, & son of Mra, W. K. Vanderbilt by her first marriage. The wedding was quiet owing to the delicate health’ of the mother. Only the month before the other daughter had divorced William | Fuller in Reno. hi with their took about $410 hb $90 belonging h | Republican National Mrs. Bheldon was first operated upon for the malady which reguited in her death on Jan. 17, 1910, At that time it was thought that her death would be @ matter of a few hours, but, though Fallied, her health had never been of the beat. George R. Shelton is treasurer of the Committee, and ‘was one of the principal witnesses be- fore the Clapp Congresatonal Commitise Inst October, during the investigation ef campaign contributions. 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