The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1913, Page 12

eae ail _ "Gee EVENING WORLD, satURpaY, roms" ‘sey “1918. PIR a gtr aoe EE ‘Pall | Tango Only Lively *“‘Beauty Exercise;’? Greatest of *‘Reducers;”’ —_|SIN BSBA «eee It Can’t Be Banished, Is Cifnening Argument of Its Enthusiasts WALHING MAS ALWAYS Beet CONSIDERED GOOD ExeRase Dip «8 CURE a BIG WIR Puts Double Chin and Big Hips to Flight Without Terrors of * “Rolling” and Other Cures. despite their crippled condition they could earn between $3 and $3 a day. | News Oddities IS gn tee e BARBERS’ STRIKE in Hoboken is ended and the barbers are again PUBLI€ SCHOOLS of the five boroughs graduated 21,001 pupils, volve shaving. ——hs “BEEHIVE HAT,” the latest style tor women, te said to bee hummer. POSTMASTER GENERAL of Italy gave telephone giris JAR containing $90,000 in Spanish gold was excavated at the Guantaiamo, Cuba, naval station. weak em out to the cottage at CHINESE BOY OF RAN DROWNS I HPATEONG seis INLEARNNG TOSI = Son of Meares ws tei President Sinks as Gov- erness Watches, Se nee ee namee pee, eeeeeee en, Sieeree eee jusetts, n z Ee, : —_—_— ROSE DAY contributions in Londen tm honor of ‘Which amounted to $100,000, included $60,000 in t i i a SILVER TEA SET presented to former Collector Loeb was not the sift of the amusgters, E Proposes to crow the Atlantic im a monoplane, using frosen INVENTOR gasoline as fuel. Paworse Bootes, cee en charge otete i ifs i i arreigument im court, from ho poeta ughiNOONO FISH are ould co Rony Gd inbabianta of Balleren ©. avabe 7 .F H din PETRIFIED PATAGONIAN was oold at @ Paris sale for 0,20 france. En life Ri emusenere one te 7@ bite, E i "| was too late, Then g 5 i Ht tks found om the beach, Cottagere have raised a purse to f —_— TICKET SELLER at the Tiveli railway station in week has inherited @ $4,000,00 fortune from his uncle in EE iz Ldang Ghi Yi what to do with which meanwhile he brought York. Coroner Peat @ permit eee. the Mew J ian whe gets 65 « Ayres, BAVARIAN woman has given birth te seven children within fourteen monthe, THE DESTROYING ANGEL. a man whom his FATHER TIME AS CUPID—Maa ef « of, aeventy-cight tm Jersey City has married a widow of seventy-one. wee FOUND DEAD AT WINDOW. Be. German, Stricken With Ape- plezy, Tried te Get Air RULING PASSION STRONG—Young Gsherman Growned in New Jersey ‘kill wes found tightly clutehing his string of Ash, In a collision of two eutomodiies tn “Parte © yoor ogo'James Hur- ley, retired ratiroad man, who rode in one, was hurled into the other car, occupied by the Boroness Barbara Ureula Kulinowskt of Wets-* daden, That was their introduction, Yesterday they errived on the | stories ever Katecrin Auguete Victoria, bride and bridegroom. the Destroving Angel,” ance. The st Louis HARRY CHATONET, sacar Ea Rewhala, wae ined by sever | "topes i Rew York And all its scores of girla at o New Rochelle reception and is in no hurry to return to|chief action revoives sbout Manhattan France. Island. ee nen be Th vske er tommtits, igh whe MET ay eres te: take of ey com! one the strongest, most exciting summer Comese Galles, Rowspaper the political arena, He wae. 8 ember a Ulam begin] minister of Justice, and did much “The Destroyi Dostroving._ Ax Angel” will IN A PURE FOOD inepection of thirty-0 thirty-six Atlantic City grocery stores not | serial pence i Wednesday's 's Even-| form the laws of Brasil. He afterward a ingle firet<lass fresh ess was found, found. bay Ry Bi July AT THE TRIAL in Tilinols of a damage eutt brought by @ man for the less your own eak as Pregident. For the Home—A 24-Page Magazine, Illustrated, Crowded from Cover to Cover with Articles Dealing with the Most Important Topics of the Day. sr ‘Exelasive Features © BIG. Sunday World To-Morrow IN THE MAGAZINE: Frontispiece of Eva Booth Mounted on Her Spirited Charger. The Women’s Millennium Club That Puts a-Ban on Wearing Furs, etc: “Divorce” 'as Studied from the Supreme Court Bench by a Real Prince. The New York Girl Who Is Considered to Be “A New Athletic Marvel.” Worry, Work and Pull Incident to Giving of a Fountain to New York City. Marie Cahill Writes Her “Almost Confessions.” A most Interesting Story. Another Adventure of the Eccentric Office Boy “Bill,” by Paul West. Words and Music of “Let Me Take You to That Rag-Time Ball,” a Rattling Good Song That Starts, ‘“Honey, Honey, Listen, ‘Dear,” ote , That Should Find Ite Place in Every Collection of Up-to-Date of a leg the defendants put ten one-legged men on the stand to testify that PARIS GREEN sprayed on lettuce by a New Jersey farmer got inte chicken of their chairs waiting as formerly for » chénge in local styles that will in- e Permission to marry and 80¢ instantly accepted, every one asRing him to act as best man. a ec SEE NSE Se sumdren ceseut 0: Coe’ Sade ho : & i i ' i im, stood helpless on the bank and Pde for help, Nobody came until it B008 ‘ure Muchnlc cables te China asking |’ tela of Rewton gave if the body ee es Wz-President of Brasil Dead. Paulo, Brasil, June %&—Dr. doctors | death dent of Brasil from 10 to 102, dled here rege SONA NON 8 iy ahi Gieees af arcstodices Dr. loge in 184, was for @ short time a| CUTS ‘man, eventually passing into ‘decame lockout for, plese For| Paulo, where he retained office until his inauguretion that ft must be enforced, too, oF te | District-Attorney, the sheriff and every { other official concerned will be on ‘\ marily dealt with oy him. When court order was suggested as & pom 4, sible bar 1. his action, the Gor insisted that the law would have qrtorced order or no order. NOW ADDING TO THE TROUBLES OF SULZER ‘ALBANY, june 28.—Sunday baseball has taken the place of direct primaries an & trouble-maker in the Bxecutive ‘chamber, The tocal managers who have carried on the fight for Sunday games through several seasons got an order from Supreme Court Justice William P. Rudd restraining Sheriff A. Peasley from interfering with the games at Chadwick Park, pending an appeal from the decision of Justice Hasbrouck ¢ all ae that the sheriff and police can't interfere when the public peace Is not disturbed, CONSTIPATION Chadwick Park is so far from the city | 4, Rees tthe taternal ier ee that there could be mo disturbance pos- hae ae. ar LA, oe wy ek, sible, it was urged. But Gov, Sulser amerts that so tong RADWAT & OO, Now Tom. sp] |vames MeCreery & Ga, ‘34th Street 23rd Street “McCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Century. Commencing Monday ‘ JULY SILK SALE NEW TRIAL FOR LIBEL. 3. ee pohesad Holt, of the Federal District Mos raed wet Lae Raa’ verdiot sd tain: Thomas Harned, ‘the Punadelphic. dawyer, in tie Mbel guit against the International Mag- Consisting of 100,000 yards of Fashionable Silks., The following are a few of the interesting values of- fered Natural Ecru Pongee,—88 inches wide, 85c yd. value 1.50 Black or White Crepe de Chine,—40 inches wide value 7s 1.25 yd. Double Width Printed Foulard......95c yd. value 3.00 Black Salt-Water Bathing Suit Satin.1.50 yd. value 2.25 -- .68c¢ yd, « value 1. tyons Dye Perspiration-proof Black Japanese Habutai, 27 inches wide. .65c, 85c and 95c yd. ~ values 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 Saco on statement mopolitan in articles on “The Tragedies of the Sugar Trust.” te Granting the igor Nr and orlering a new trial, Judge “I think feed e thle entire matter ed, ted with grave in- yey and aithough it would be easy it the. responsibility in this case on the ryary, I cannot escc; conctusion {hae fustice ceautres chat cde verdict be Be T have, therefore, ordered & Lake Black Satin Messaline.. eeeceeee bes 85 SALE OF WASH DRESS GOODS Commencing Monday 5,000 Yards Imported French Ratine,—the re- mainder of the season’s Importations of Plain and Novelty Weaves. 40 to 48 inches wide. .95c yd. - value 1.50 to 2.50, 3,500 Yards Imported White French ant ” Striped Crepe. 42 inches wide.. 85c yd. 4,000 Yards White Pique,—Corduroy Wale.3Oc yd, value 450 8,500 Yards Imported White French Crepe. 4s inches wide. value1.00 65ecyd. > 4 CUTICURA SOAP End occasional use of Cuti- Ointment. No other ber | emollients do so much to , red, ‘Tough Merchandise purchased on Monday, June S0th,. will appear on bill rendered August Ist. “ = i hands, dandruff, anes Father, Mother, Son and Daughter, a New, Spick, Span Copy of FON the Sunday World’s Great Weekly iy Joke Book of Jest, Funny Pictures, Riddles, Tricks, Puzzles, Witty Verses, Quips, ete., That Add Spice to Life. IN THE MAGAZINE: Renaikable Experience of a New York-Hunter in the Wilds of Indiam’Sunderbunds, Lively from Start to Finish, ‘New Summer Resort Dance—The Fish Walk.” Something Brand New, a Woman Athletic Coach Who Trains Boys. “The Escape in a Shoe Box,” a Detective Story by Roger O'Mara, ‘Two Pages of Short Articles About “Things You Ought to Know.” Two Pages of Midsummer Fashions Strikingly Illustrated in Halftone? Just’ What Has Heppened to Some of Our Last Year's Chorus Girls, In the Metropolitan Section You Will Find: “What a Roy McCardell Saw Behind the Scenes of the *Movies’”’; “ Eig a Di loma for a Job in New York;” “A © lad ‘Angel’ in e M —a Story of the Great White W ‘ay.