The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 10918. : ! “ eee’ Be a oe Ty NC sts ceases ste xe | WOMAN TROD ON MATCHES, a arts ip WITH OUR FIR $7 41.000 | cx ica” | (UE WATCHAS SET WER ORESS MARE . t of the icebox and darted back Set of Plans. |for the window through which they had . come. The detectives at ’ |etant rushed through th hed the back door just as the two | NAM OFFIC Neighborhood and Restrictions on Site CAPTURE BURGLAR Stas Would-Be Rescuers Scorched “and: Apartment Aflame in , Williamsburg. It was @ ten-foot drop to the court- i yard, but both took it without heel: While cleaning her apartment on the tating. tives, seeing their|tho second etody of @ three-family F. Of Great Importance to the New Builder cur stat to nap, ‘omen S| umn Me Kalba se > Lobbyist Tells of Conference! |Seize Alleged Lookout and! fred sock n auddenly crumpled] Guys, “Afty-elght years old, wife of ‘With Ex-President at Beverly | ¢ ‘ocial and Educational Wait for Explosion Be- jacked into « hallway and disappeared | "il Juia, a boss painter, stepped 4 {nto Macdougal street, a box of parlor matches. In on Congress Campaign. Advantages, Cost of Up- fore Attacking. { ine wounded man ho, fell ta the ¢ in flames. Mee. Guie's : Keep, Distance From . pistol ball wo has & compound | Franke, ving on the —_ floor of tli HELP WAS OFFERED.| Work and Transit Fa- WOUNDED MAN CAUGHT | frat''ttant ‘tive’ tenet matt? R20 | tne'arat oor, They ran, to' Mra Ge | the bullet or from bis jump off the fire- ist>nce and tried to extinguish — cilities All Must Be = escape balcony. mes with « blanket, which, hows The man believed to have been the, over, caught fire, severely burni: Second Thief Escapes When -rcorout" described himself. ag Joseph| both’ the would-be rescuers about the ‘ Begano, twenty-eight, of No, 618 Kast| face and hands. Detectives Fail to Cover | rourteenth street. He is charged with| Several went to Mra, Guja’s apart« _List of Names Submitted Was} Considered Before In- Later Shown to Foraker— | esting. — “Rear of Bulldin aa conte, i cxtinglhng More of His Activities. Condition of Publie Utili- i |p tte He id det wen arte boring Denia | ¢ies—Are They In or to have seen each other before, Geola| the fire in the house, Dr. , WASHINGTON, July %—Martin at] py was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital, | carried Mra. Guja to ; Phen sda stiy sia eae of lobbying! ised—And Ie the to crack a safe in Nicola Perelia's ee sstivtien ve-day tolt how ne won: to Seller of the Land Re-| | ll ue tarly to-day, and in tne revower vst-| MADE LOVE TO WIDOW'S : SNE, itis cnaton: ire oc tre ha werent oN rem: thiovee to nte'a\wotsees ‘copwores| THREE DIAMOND RINGS|BRYAN, IN WASHINGTON, General Manager Bird of the Manufac- tees? —Are Things to Be ple tg tend edn CONFERS WITH WILSOW turers of conferences with Senator Se Ledge and Charles E. ‘ta:fetd. i udied. the Mate com i us . “tookout” ana!George Jacobs Charged With outtit, but one| man of the State committee.” be wed ee aac | of the burglars escaped. Two detectives, Thomas E, Dowling Detectives waited for two burgli Grand Larceny by His | Goes Immediately to White House compliments for the work we are doing | By Sophie irene Loeb. and 2 know we will have his ad nee | If you only had $1,000 and wanted and Lipman Moses of Central Office, last Comely Fiancee. on Return From West--Other pekab 9 Nerote. Mulhall. In other | % ROMe, Row would you go adout tt? night about 11 o'clock spotted a man| A whirlwind love affair, in which Cabinet Officers Follow. letters that month Mulhall wrote,| These are the questions that confront who later described himself as Peter| George Jacobs, whose latest address ; “through our efforts we have beaten | the mam of modest means if he would Geoia, twenty-four years old, of No. 411] Is No 60 Lexington avenue, met, wooed] WASHINGTON, July 2%.—Secretary East Twelfth street. and proposed marriage to comely Mrs. According to the detectives, Geola met | Sadie Simmons, a five months’ widow, some other men in Sullivan street, and| who lives at No. 100 Hoe avenue, the Tenth | have a home of his ows, having saved Bryan upon his return to-day from bis lecture tour was alient on Mexican af- i George they stood and talked a long t Bronx, cam ; fairs, He went almost ipmediately to fame, tn the Sixth Maryland. ; after, when s policeman ca today in the Mortieanta Pole cain | the White House and conterred briefly ef On Aug. 30 Mulhall wrote President - : ee and tried the doors of No. 162 about|when Jacobs was arraigned before| Wt the President, presumably on the Taft asking for an interview for Bird q A 1.90 this morning, the crowd separated. Mexican situation, and made an appoint- Magistrate Schulz on a charge of petty One man remained standing in front|jarceny brought by his fances. ment for & longer conference later in ¢he amt Lederer itied trast mt uate Jacobs grew sollcitous over the fact | “*¥ ii ca ‘reeuiae onbtnet eee to Macdougal street! inat in one of Mrs, asnOuga ht turing associations in touch with the id HTL and broke into Perella’s place. tings's prong was loose, He took the} Was scheduled for to-day, none was held leaders gf our party throughout the WAIT FOR SAFE TO BE BLOWN) ring and said that he would attend to] because Most of the cabinet members country in the present crisis,” the let- fare out of the city. Those who have m0 iad BEFORE ATTACKING. it Two otperrings which Mrs, sim- a They then took his safe, two by three| Mons work followed the first. And ; , then the lover disappeared, feet and weighing 500 pounds, rolled it across the floor, and pushed it into the| Detective Bruchman of the Bronx De-| the icebox, the heavy sides and doors) tective Hureau traced Jacobs to No. - valled upon the President in- Mulhall swore he received a reply from C. D. Norton, the President's sec- the interview for of which would deaden the sounds of|® Lexington avenue. He also dis- thelr work and of the explosion, covered that Jacobs's name had be- The reinforced detectives were pa-|°O™e Herman Schmidt. e Foreign Rey tlently waiting in atreet shadows for the| The rings were worth $185, $35 and $91 lati i Bryan sald respectively, Jacobs, who It was ed whether Mineudible’ The exe ic| learned, had been sentenced to the with the Am- 4 “lookout” in trent a¢| Penitentiary for three months for ized and a hand clapped | #and larceny in January, was held in to prevent his warning |*+™ ball. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, Can you “chin the bar”. seven times P ROBABLY NOT. Few business men can. Yet that is one test which 14 year old boys must meet in many schools, “A sound body... a sound mind.”* So runs the old, true provetb. (PLANS CHANGED WITH EACH ARTICLE.) News. Oddities GOLFER on the Hackensack links made 4 fine long drive, but a hawk flew | off with the ball ’ BECKER, former police Meutenant, has an electrio fan in his|cell in Bing Bing’s death-house. & hardship rather than an item of value, ‘aa this is intended, DETAILS AND PLA jOUSE NUMBER 81x. ‘Thig estimate provides for the living 8 g I i tn ) usually meeting tim in a Philadelphia hotel. The items appesred almost every week. , Mulhall caused a mild sensation by swearing that a list of repeaters from Hit i g § | f= 3 4 lad 8T, PAUL CITY DIRECTORY for 1913 names 3.400 Johnsons, 1,400 Olsens and only 800 Smiths, bogany. . . ‘The trim In the bathroom ie white If you want continued business suc- cess, you must find time to eat, sleep and exercise properly or you will have to ind time for occasional “days off” spent én sickness. = In body-building few foods equal whole wheat, That is why the most sensible beginning for your mornin, meal is a saucer or two of ‘‘FORCE’ & Toasted Wheat Flakes. “FFORCE”’ is made of hard wheat— the richest in energy-creating” nitrogen. “FORCE” lias unusually high propor- tions of gluten and mineral matter, the 99 builders bi muscle, bone pee brain. F RCE And it digests with great ease because TOASTED it’s cooked with barley malt, rolled, ' ‘ baked and toasted. All the nutriment WHEAT Provision for hot water heat is made tm these plans, TRAFFIC POLICE in Indianapolis will wear ehirt waists and white duck caps as summer uniforms, LIGHTNING atruck a cow in Pennsylvania. Cow was killed, woman milk- proof cellar, The basement is provid. | !"s it paralysed and the milk turned into potcheese, thst tld pails with windows, giving plenty of ght) ow veRBION of Scriptural text Is that It te easter to pass through the TO DIVORCE LEFTY FLYNN. eye of a needle than to serve a court paper on a Wall street financier. Moeferce Reports in Faver ef De- CARNEGIE PEACE PALACH at the Hague ts still out of range of the ercee ter “Irene Claire.” ‘ firing tm Borope. (a The Brening World.) SYRACUSE, N. Y,, Juty B—in a re- ‘WOMAN'S TALKING CONTEST will be @ feature of the Old Home Week filed to-day, Attorney EK. W. Cregg, carnival at Spring Valley, N. Y. Suffragettes are barred. onda that a divorce be rene Leary Flynn, known! SPOKE THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE—Young couple eloped in Indiana @efere her marriage as “Irene Claire” and neither can speak the language of the other. He's a Greek, che a Hun- ‘Winter Garden, from Maurice) gartan; and up to the present stage of the honeymoon @ cross word hes deen Flynn, otherwise known as _ dm pvssible. former Yele fall- DEAD RAT has been restored to Mfe by Masachusetts medical students eon living in ae-| ounce’ with bigh tension elesiric current, But why ring @ dead rat back to - ANNOUNCEMENT ie made in Londcn,of a new anaesthesia whereby the area of operation can be shut off from the brain for several days. Philadelphia reports a Guid which makes the body transparent, obviating dissection. [: i tinh % i Es keep. What are the rates of tazes in that vicinity, also that of water, elec-| room is the stairs leading to the second tricity, gas, and how about the garbage| “oor ané built in the rear of the fire eto.? : i i ii nr i : i g : E é a g & : f Z i H z a $ i BROOKLYN MAN has written @ letter to the newspapers admitting his t % post-office address, but denying that he owns a rubber plant. His identity » amen can.be easily established, L n leer Heats : Cann, on J es Be case we ak w aioe is thus prepared for quick assimilation. FLAKES @ony wee tequyece if be Gids't otudy thave cons pensls beneath. "| FIRE EMPTIES TENEMENTS, | *ur77 but witnout penta ‘ Cathole Churen ditlony bafore actually purehasing a aa ~ ap eres, Suicee ane ier, drivers, whe “*FORCE”’ helps a man doa man’s TSS OTTIOY ‘Many © men of limited capital Jott atreet was ex eo glare “ . * ° ompany. ry. ORR = euitered besnuss of wafuislied trom a fire in the stables of the Hayes | and. the furniture factory st No. fi work. Begin your breakfast with it. Makers of WO,torce.and Presto, PEKING, China promises. That te te any, take Coal Company and Paul M. Kaminsky, treet, in the rear of fire, ported thas the entirely undeveloped — territory, at No, 10, early to-day. The tenants hhowseboat, which enane Sew 5. er pean eee of @ five-story tenement at No. 104 and hegrd,; has been have been Heed @ three-story tenement in the rear, | mor: 1 mani T revels near @u-cho caress © Go shape SBtnge 8 rate both of which were meneced, got out in | ever, - = i | NAT @ emall sup parior. = = 2 i Hi | floor there are three WaT ii Hh } < wpeovided with four windows two] THO Kind You Have Always Bought. | HI i + i ! Hi i] | HTH eo. The ama! je tt WAHT public utilities even on ar and nee one water ye NES ie the contion apetied te the public eanpancoment Conteria that | INK | i shee ‘medicine chest, hard plastered over Bt yeaye~ibegenung Cartora e respectfully call the attention 2 FOR 25 CTS. +] Such small pipes of under elroumstances Me clgsamare in RED-MAN “of aueh inefficiency that the bulider has{ closets, and @ large linen closet is in later been compelled to put im larger) the hall COLLAR| main, &c. ‘ation to 4 S| Also it is of utmost importance te EARL & WILSON ascertain if the improvement company 5 i deait with hag the necessary resources | Fifth avenue, Brookiy: Eg jatt