The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1913, Page 4

_ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SULY 28, 1918. et —pewre ce ne ne YEARIN A, “2PEL¢V2277%2, POLGE STATIONS WILSON BRMGS ern mL mu ne [POSLAM BRINGS, ii | “mg cpg] QUICK RELIEF ARE UNSANITARY | CURRENCY BILL ess nte cur ship Ping Fol yf Yori Coma : | Bested in Battle on Creditors of the Big Wild ers Start Meeting at Door of FROM SUNBURN AND DANGEROUS, REBELS IN LINE)... sms we Outs | "ree Ho Se. There was uproar in Shongood's auc. —=s —_——— TRENTON, N. J., July 2%—The But-| TRENTON, July 28.—Anti-suffragists| With the hot weather comes 6 h tion rooms at No. 689 Broadway, near| aig will Wild West and Pawnee Bill's, to-day required the Trenton police to| a skin troubles 06 quiclly noon to-day, when Tracy Brown, of No.| Far Kast Show was forced into bank-| interfere with the progtese of a woman of by Poslam that « bor ly 7% West One Hundred and Sixteenth} ruptcy this morning by its creditors! gufrage meeting oh the streets, con-| at hand ie a mecessity for summer skin street, the cashier of the establishment, | Service on behalf of the United States! quoted by the four Congressional cour-| comfort. Its overnight use will clear A hand stip into a pocket where he| District Court here was made vy Dep: itera trom the National Association for inflamed skin, undue redness and many | ) and " uty United States Marshal W. D. Snow-| woman's Su: ; a ?| ' vite (A and suddenly whirled and) Gen upon Gordon W. Lilie (Pawnee | trom New vont waoteny on a tour)" For sunburn, rashes, hives and prickly possesvor of the hand in the| ‘i ork to Washington, heat there is nothing bet hers 11), who is President of the concern. | ‘The four suffragists organized a meet: eat tl nothing ter. | face. Then he grabbed the man and} Henry D, Oliphant wan named referee| ing in front of the headquarters of the | Who spply Poslam lightly before goiag called to other emptoyees to assist him] and a receiver will be named later, pos- ‘New Jersey Ai jation Opposed to into the water are jected from sun- in holding the suspected pickpocket, sibly this afternoon, Womas's outrage, There wae a furry burn and peeling, blistered skin. in the place, thought to be| As soon as this t# done request willl among the antis, who summoned the|,,tomam should be uscd for mosquito the confederates of the person seized, | be made for the appoiptment of an an- bites; takes out the sting and poison at olice. started to rush Brown: but he man. | cilliary receiver in Colorado, as the be euffragiote attracted a crowd and | @C® Stops itching of the skia, from ie b > FORFATHER WHO UFLLY BEAT HER ther, Who Helped to Punish Her, Gets a Like Sen- tence. Research Bureau Reporis|War on Administration Meas- Houses and Cells Foul ure Ended and It Will Be in the Extreme. Rushed Through House. STRAPPED TO BED POST.| NO FIRE PROTECTION.;THEN UP TO SENATE. — c t once. - ‘ Ww aged to lock his prisoner in a back | show is in Denver. Ancillary receivers ithe police compelled the women speakers any cause, al i Father pon Iron Sleepin; arters Crowded |Democrats Plan to Have New! tarry, detectives f ne | may also be asked in Pennsylvania, as | ; ; czema, acne, tetter, peotiasis, and s Weal Was ping Qu Macdougal bereat elas aati 1h Ling tee ddeecte hae balboa, @lienn int to move down the street fifty feet to/ all forms of itch are rapidly mastered and Policemen Can't Law for Financial Reforms other property at Bar; Son Used Hob- iytowne Par No |COmBIY with @ clty ordinance regulating! by this perfect remedy for every ehia) call a crowd in ailment. \—_—>———— . | schedule of debts @r of assets has as ‘ a * POSLAM SOAP, used daily for toilet f nailed Shoes. Have Clean Beds. Effective in Two Months. and they had to| vet been fled. INCOMING STEAM@HIPS, and bath, makes every clean opera: ; ekjacks to awe the diaturbera, u tion a double means of health! cneceniiiiemtntiinem ‘The prisoner, who sata he was Her- | DIVES FOR DROWNING CHILD. |" man Rosenfield of No. 198 Eldridge ee atreet, has a record of nine arrests and|ittle Girt From Brooklys Walle DUE TODAY. "gare Geteed Anise. [the skin. Incomparable in Antwerp. Comanche, Jacksonville. |to tender skin, particularly to infants. rd All ists sell Poslam (price, 60 & tale of cruelty told to-day in the ) Geventh Street Police Court in Jersey A majority of New York City's 143 police station houses ere unsanitary, WASHINGTON, July %.—The House|two convictions, He was arraigned Overboard at Patchogue. BTEAMSHIPS. Poslam Soap (j poorty ventilated and unprotected " Gang thn epelbythegttony) against Ore. ‘The Curran Police Inveati. | Banking and Currency Committee met jon Market Court on the| james R. MacDonald of No. 5 Put- D DAY. ree Cong ries if. mgarian Prince, | Emergency Laboratories, 3 Weit @ ff © @aeh in the County Penitentiary at Se- | cating Committ ceived @ report to| this afternoon chastened, but sore in empting to pick Brown's |nam avenue, Brooklyn, and the rest of} |, y 4 catens for George Nicholeon and hie that “oftect to-dey from he Bureau of | #PIIt, to resume consid of . | hin family: were busy to-day receiving Street. New York City. @ephen, . The etory . | Glass dill to reform the banking and cur- ah toe congratulations on the rescue of his/® = — Pra ate Municipal Research which has been con’ | ney awe, Over Sunday President Wii- five-year-old daughter Marjorie ftom er WS eee Nem Guoting an exhaustive investigation of | 55 “saministered some ealutary advice , Ln 1, July 2&—John | drowning last evening at their summer , a pretty <eughter, Bertha, seventeen the condition of the city’s police quar- to the Gouthere redicale whe hee raleed weventy-seven years old,| home at Patchogue. - yeare ol, whose love for Christopher ters. nolsy of tn th mittee for wild committed suicide at his home to-day! Henry Nelsen, who keeps a candy ce | | Wanwton of No. #3 Newark avenue, Ho- The report recommends abandonment | oi’ panting munode, Ragsdale” of| 2% shooting himself with a revolver. He | store at the end of 8 pet on the Seach, . 4 - had been de: aw the little girl's hea ing in the woken, Grought the punishment upon | 08 leased buildings, and the replacement | aouth Carolina, the nolaiest of the fac-| because he mee mab i cee months |S Ner just off the pier. Nelsen dived * 1} © her end caused Gaurton's arrest in of the oldest tulldings Ot tne eniined | {10% took his medicine at the White| ment owing to his age. Hin house eu, | for her without even throwing off his 07 a rf} ” Women living in the vicinity of No. i J | and all equipment including tghting, | Geclarea in the Balkans enmouneed the) orees®: He and his wife had packed| artificial respiration and brought her Founded 1826 e (G0 Hendereon street, Jersey City, com- heating, ventilating and plumbing. Out | oommittee. up their belongings and were to have] patk to life, though she was unconscious ‘ Plaine’ to Polictman Balbian yesterday of nineteen houses inspected only one | me ee oe te cor quick action, The | Ort for Pittsbureh to-morrow. When taken from the water. The Store Opens at 9 A.M. Closes at 5.30 P, M. ] eat woreams hed deen heard in the had means of fire protection or fire ¢8- | Gises min, with f ‘end these ——— i . capes. repo t fire ex: , with few changes ores 12 Noon on Saturdays creer ee ere Suen s Bows, Belen Pocuing areas ts fhetatied ana [of Minor character, will be rushed j Preke tuto the house, but by that time through the committee stage end report- - |} @ee girl het fainted. He found her the mon trained én their use. The report | 110" (cious of all Democratle mem= R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices , |] lashed tm an upright position to the - ; cleo suageet® Cat he itor ration ot [ers Of the House, ‘This will be done by ; i Ged post with strong cords, which he voeerre oor Thursday, if possible, or early next snni |] eat away, Women in the neighborhood 3 btcmpe elle an Agro geemraptoneyd | oS ; eginning Lo-day ‘] weguschtated the girl, who was fully —. + | "in caucus the confiicting party tdeas IBS “tao chery cue ote thom eesuteu tn toe PROTECTION FROM FIRE 18) fret Me al will bein commend ; 0 F; , t } gerest of her father and brother amt IMPERATIVE. and he will apply the same whip that z ur 175 ete arraignment to-day defore Judge ‘The report says: enabled him to put through his tariff Cartes ch Seren ie “With the exception of the temporary | bill in record time. REFUeE QGiv—e UP HE Eighteenth precinct station house, none} The House intends to pass the new of the buildings inspected is provided | banking end currency bill in practically U with ¢ire prevention appliances. It/the form it stands to-day and get en would seem only common prudence to|through with # at the same time the d August Furniture Sale ‘ An event for which we have NicHo.. RON. Po eeventeen ” the policy prescribed for lodging | Senate finishes with the tariff. Suse “ough ony tatner save 1 er only ouses and factory cccupation thee cer | ‘Then the financial Legislation. wl be CY'S IS KNOWN the year ‘rourd for been preparing for many months, i fourteen. For some time Chris has been A tain appliances, such a# extinguishers, |up to the Genators. “i . ea A . far: Westee attentions to ras, und wo level hand crenata hoot, fe. should be} President Wilech gave out to-day a al. Lowest-in-the-City” prices on Bcys' The result is the presentation of the largest et ether Gearty. P rec! intimation ‘Zpects A . i Saleee thine T teved conte cna be te Scnaldioas ah Siskceny;, tnaeed. ©. WEE |Ginse Dil to bocees with es little . a) Wear. Mecond Fleer, 84th St. Near. and most representative stock of splendidly fot a Wh companion for me: tnt T have | Grtossn’ ceeces ac’ fe Gaiisinge Syhise:| sat there wah wet. che slinbtent srgvess HEN THERE ORE ace oN NOUNCES constructed and absolutely dependable fur- jor me; ve a e - * % a | Gawaye found Carts nice and gentle. because of thelr. construction, ase\veri- |ing or slackening of his support for the Srnec greatly ene A edly anne, niture we have ever assembled. masly, and I could not give him up. table fire traps, and which are occupied | measure, and there was no Ikelhood ry wi uting. of hird d The values are the best we have ever an- | “Yesterday my father odd me to, go ay the twenty-four hours by of any Important changes being made in ce Ee cheyenne at savings of one-third to one- noun! 7 to Borteken en: Chris + he men. % sewhere, wrest not again and that I “h i station houses the danger} On this basis there is reasonabl 2 Hii. net love hiss. I wont to Hoboken and stots [ira a) tercland. te. Wes ‘whorene | ecatsion thet the Gentle ples ter conte There are desens of specials net listed here. ow Chris, but I couldn't tell him what of old rubbish, discarded furniture, &c..| plete reform of currency lsauea end the Leok for the “not advertised” Signs in oo Brass Bedsteads my father had ordered, Because I loved in ¢@he cellars, and by the fact that creation of a system of regional reserve ion of the De t. 3 fhm too much for that, @irect communication exists in nearly | panks will become an accomplished fact every section partmen| ed), 2-inct p macranteses atte’ oS Bi ore aes har 0 (pane White Wash Suits cg yg » rooms an ol PSs rates Ste a | F Nade an Seared, La |B a eeycan Wars sL.i9 esi 98e ‘cnn, Wi and besten me, my father with a rat- ter Imbecile—Neighbors POSSIBLE. | YOUR SKIN Q * We illustrate one out ofa : 4 cane and wit ‘ mod atin finish. N Bet peaterdey "my tortor cusea eee Inf he i “In a number of the station house dor- pag spay ath ert ies aeed ‘ ‘ fron bars which he had bound together Inform the Police. mitortes the men sleep in overcrowded T hs an Ike a fail and beat me on the beck quarters, the beds being 0 close in _ The materials are white linen en@ arms. some cases tthat the men have to craw! ’ finished cotton and drill, The I2. 75 ] “— thought te was going to tall me,| Acting’ on complaints from neighbors] over one another to reach them. This Russian Suits have sailor or RE Tea NS ake eet | at inn ho ver nan apartment] eroded onion maken Crome USE RESINOL military collar; the salor blouse ‘alo mbes he Reavy hob-nalled shoo and beat me, in @ house he owns at No. 12 Madison i Suits have sailor collars, either i In some of the houses, because of lack Py . * — street, Hoboken, two detectives forced) o¢ room it is impossible to provide each ‘ plain white or piped on the | “SLater my father went to Hoboken | their way into the Zinnos home to-day! man with a bed, ao that it 1s necgssary |, The moment that Resinol Ointment edge with light blue. All sizes | gad saw Chri, who sald Be woulda’t| ang found an eignteen-year-old girl, en-| for some of the beds to ve used by two tenia ane That in eae in one or more desirable styles BES ee [te ee este en oe an ttt er te nem ae Pd rl for boys of from 2}4 2010 years, 4 he hed drawn a etilette on bim,|'00m off the kitchen and s nineteen: |in the iockers or other available space | more te me seks je years fe, cree She Boys’ Reefer Coats ped cael Psp Sy a nell Fe eae itr Carmen Were $297 & $349 $1.98 i u el * be! ° a} “When my father came back home he | two children of Zinnos and hia wife. ‘The report deals at length with stati rs | was furious, It was then be ted me to! ‘The condition of the boy and the girl house ‘celle, and And that” they are bs t restores the skin to fee tiastoaie one of Sise ey | bao on bet end the pain was co terrible I! was aithy and both showed signs of| Poorly ventilated and lighted in most | and comfort, quickly, easily and at lit- the materials are all-wool tan cloth mi , bad-e-paened 411 treatment. The girl's legs and arms | “2#¢8- tle cost. cheviots. Choice of five styles. Every size for boys fra seares het same yh the court | were scarred by the marks of ropes, aoe capes wa) a forwand to the 4 Rosine! be aes, bo, seraient house- * of 214 to 10 years in one or more styles. indicating that she had been many pi ER S| rem lor pim dandruff, sun- | ope -peemmneel ST RRVER WANT TO O88 THEM| {times tied to the cot in the condition) Comptrotier to sall tor Wurepe. burs, Insect bites, Ivy polsoning, sores, Boys’ Washable Bloomers 4A Again" eHE eave. os ia swe he was found by the detec- camoiraler Rrendergast will vail tor other uses where a soothing, healing Were (pair) 24c, now (3 prs.) Cc ; a Both json ami led jot 101 needed. of. ‘they hed-teaten the Girl, declaring No. intelligent statement, could be| abroad. He is booked for passage on i ing of @ harsh or i eter athe I Macs: of bie of tat Saray, os a ek her bruises had been received by a fall| obtained from elther the girl, who the Heleeria Alamip Viewers, bot my aad con | be used with confidence on the colo! Ml. izes tor DOYS Of 4, 9, ; ftom Sey et Toey na bone arr | care or name ts Matetinn Elnos. | cay mania! conatons ta bre Boys’ and Youths’ Collars Dresser (titustrased) i t te, the police station to protest | They were attended py a quygeon trom ac, cSt tet Maree: Were (each) 15c, now (des.) 48c full swell front, in bird's-eye maple, 4 attdectine pb gee am tel against, iff from his ey yee A good selection of turn-over, military and wing mabogany or golden quartered oak. ‘with which she hed been bound, | force was required to sutdue him. Collars and all neck sizes from 12 to 14. Chifonier &P Princess Dresser $ 15.00 judge O'Brien sentenced each of the Zinnos te eald by residents of the Pap -marinay sae E h to ome year in the county peniten-| Neighborhood in which he iives to be a Children’s Sweater Coats same style. ac ee eenceeetten et ow he Saban Se a oie ey, eo ie toot a nipany Were $1.39, now 79¢ Dressing Table (ill d' imm r Nich » He te repoi to : = tmmeioaty, Mies | Nicholeon Sethe over o rare oon Alkwool “W"cneck Coat Sw caters a avy, i) vesring F eb ony lustrated) if {a the courtroom. g oadway Street i i ildren 4 years, . ig mever want to see them again,” she| Complaints reached the Hoboken police Br at 34th gray and white. Sizes for chi 2,3 » erted aloud. ‘three days ago that some one was being as the girl had no home Judge O'Brieg | beaten at frequent intervals, Detect! to Tomorrow, Tuesday, the 29th a very extraordinary sale of Women’s Separate Dress Skirts at prices which do not begin to ae serch cover the cost of production the Nationalist members of the House . ? i There are 148% garments in this offering, and if we are any ©f Commons, under the Presidency of | }in America to-day except under$ |{ judge of values the number will be none too many for the B. Redmond, to-day passed a women who will want them at these prices. They represent | resolution of aympathy in connection| $Penalty of the law. This is 4 Perera’ Site ‘died in Boston on | {Law has accomplished for the} |] cost us a little earlier in the season. Still more important is people. Such standard prepa- the fact that every cent of the saving referred to inures to you rations, however, as Lydia E, in tomorrow's remarkable prices. 2 her to the House ef the Good | Were sent to investigate, but Mre, Zin- Ghepherd and ordered that her father | 208 refused to allow chem ¢o enter the ané brother were not to be permitted | house. Then a warrant was sworn out te gee her upon their release, The father |and she was arrested yesterday, The po- and brovker conducted @ fruit stand in| Moe invaded the place to-day while ane) the Henderson street entrance to the| was being arraigned in the police court. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Call and Make Our Terms Apply to New York, New Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut. World of Fureitore, Rags, Ae. if Se MOURN O'CALLAGHAN, | his its. Parliament Members Led by Red- a Going Abroad? If so, you should not fail to read the 475 European Hotel Announcements print- ¢g ed every week in the Sunday World, 475 i Micsion \Sute in Early English Oot, i Libary Tol oi 24 in Imperial ‘eather, Nor should you neglect to visit The Pinkham's Vegetable Com- The materials embrace white ratines, eponges, : ¢ World's Information Bureau, 34 B red ig ON pagel — f white cordelines, white Bedford cords, linens vn feracet*§ 4Q" vard des Italiens, when oy 1 sob. ha has stood the test of time and and eon gin Alllengths and nT pays eee wesnin . complies with all conditions 822 Dress na ii piel at $1.50 We !|ORDER THE WORLD MAILED TO you: of this law, will continue to 234 Dress Skirts...........at $2.00 || sMlachines Maen race | Pav 426 Dress Skirts...........at $3.00 Foie: WHALE ON YOUR VACATION, on Credit 4 4760-763 Sth Ave., Cor. 46th St. coy “s