The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1913, Page 3

MINER NOW BURIED SEVEN DAYS IN PIT While Rescue Force Works Desperately, Doctors Buoy Up Man Growing Frantic. WIFE TALKS TO HIM. But Toshesky, Who Must Spend at Least Another Day in Depths, Not Cheered. CENTRALIA, Pa. Oct. ‘Four shite of men are tolling desperately here to-day to rescue Thomas Tosh- | eeky, the miner who for s®ven days hag been entombed in the Continental Mines of the Lehigh Valley Coal Com- Dany. Toshesky's nerves are ragged from the tong strain, his cries at every fall of rock are shriller and more fre- quent to-day and there ts grave fear that he will be a maniac when rescued, whieh probably will not be until to- morrow or Saturday. Heavy rains during last night greatly impeded the efforts of those tolling to Toshesky, Water poured in to where they are working on @ pitch of 49 degrees and falls of rock were frequent. With each of thene Toshesky shouted with fear. In the effort to sustain the man in his living tomb strong eggnogss are being frequently sent down a tube to him, and it ls hoped these will help | calm his nerves and preserve his until the rescuers reach him. In the effort to buoy him up Tosh- ‘ eaky’s wife and children were again low- i Nered into the mine workings to-day and "all talked with him, But the man's cheery words were fewer, '. was evi- dent he was making a brave show for the sake of his loved ones, but his jok- ing mood has left him. The rescuera are 120 feet down the breach, digging through a solid pillar of coal to penetrate Tosiesky's prison. Twenty feet was cut away up to thie forenoon and 25 feet more must be dug before he can be ressued. There is room for only one man at a time to dig. Supt. H. J. Heffner, who has been in charge of the work of !Iberation, leaves the place only to get necessary rest. To-day H. J. Heffner, mine superin- tendent directing the work, Installed alr compressors tn the heading, and the work of dirzing away the wall of anthracite is expected to proceed more rapidly. yTosheaky started to dig himself out of his cell, and had picked away about three feet of coal in the direction of nity the rescuers whey those on the out. | 1@ told him to be careful lest he cut | the rope used in drawing his provisions through the long pipe that has been + Inserted in a mine breach. Toshesky was told to stop digxing, but he said he had to do sumething to help pass the time awa: The imprisoned miner begged jor a atick of dynamite to tow down @or- tlons of the barrier between himself and liberty, To quiet him another * bottle of exgnog was sent in te nim long with Instructions from Mr. , Ketter to try to go to sleep. ——_— MISSING AMERICAN BACK SAFE FROM MEXICO Hulse, Who, With Fuller, Was Sought Through Government Aid, Arrives at El Paso, BEDFORD, Pa., Oct. 2.—Lieut,4ov. John M. Reynolds to-day received & telegram from his son-in-law, Shirley C, Wulse, announeing the safe arrival of himself an@ family at El Paso, ‘Texas. Hulse, with a New York min- ing engineer named Fuller, were en- gaged In a mining enterprise in the in- terlor of Mexico, and revently It was feared they had been murdered by in- aurrectos, Fuller escaped on horseback and Hulse, securing a horse and wagon, made his way to the border. The incident was called to the atten- tion of the Mexican Government by the State Department at Washington and a search for the men instituted. CUT FACE MOLE; GIRL DIED. Bleod Potsoning Follows Operation m Bride-to-Be. BALTIMORE, M4., Oct. 2—Less than a week from the time she was to be wed, Ida Leibow!ts, twenty years old, died at a local hospital two days after in operation in which an effort was made to remove a mole from her face, Blood polsonmg set in. The mother and flance of the young woman are {ll in consequence of her death. —.—__——_ ARSENE LUPIN! “The Confessions of Arsene Lupin,” by Maurice Leblanc, will begin serial publication in next Wednesday's Eve. Ping World, Oct, Arsene Lupin, France's greatest thief- genius, has won as high a place in fic- tion as has Sherlock Holmes, i “The Confessions of Arsene Lupin” » is a series of the newest and very best ‘i pin stories. Each story is crowded with mystery, tense excitement, stirring adventure, Don't forget the date—Oct. 8—when this splendid series of thief-stories is to begin, ° Promise the yerr.';, ‘ourself one of the treats of The promise will b be kept, THE EVENING WORLD, TH URSDAY, OCTOBER MADNESS MENACES Red Rouses the Fighting Blood in [fan; _ Blue Soothes Him, Says Dr. Quackenbos ee tot Reo CREATES RAGE IN THE Lowen AnimaLt BA Pad |Expert in Mental States Refutes the Theory Ad- vanced by Dr. Abrams of San Francisco That Red Isa Cure for Laziness, Denying It Is a Tonic and Calling It Merely a Disagreeable Irritant. a RED ts PROOF AGAINST FATIGUE By Nixola Greeley-Smith. Red Is a cure for laziness. If you have a feeling that to-morrow | Will do a whaie lot better than to-day, even for calling on your best girl you need energizing. And according to Dr. Albert Abrams of San Francisco you must put on a red necktie or a red woollen undershirt | at once. If you are a woman and feel averse to stirring from the house even to buy a new hat, go out and buy one, anyhow. And be sure it is red, for according to the San Francisco theo- rist a woman in a red hat is fatigue-; proof. Dr. Abrams delivered his views on the tonic effect of red at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Study of Spondylo-therapy. What fs it? As nearly as Dr. John D. Quacken- bos can make {t out sondylo-therapy | is just the newest and fanclest name for osteopathy. “I don't find the word in any medical dictionary,” Dr. Quackenbos enbos replied. "For red infuriated al ‘BEER BUSINESS RACES ALONG animals, including m Blue, on the { nimcbene contrary, has a sedative effect on man | Growing Faster Than the Popula- T have had cases of mental disease where it was necessary to tear red pa- | tion Saya Report of Brewers, per from the walla because of the vio- ATLANTIC CITY, Oct, 2.—The beer and please the eyes of others are those in which you will be most soothed and | meant to keep on active duty until he} Pleased yourself, The man or woman |had to quit, [RAP wease..208- le. BIOKSd. Ot ba..0p0 hencheg, to the areenel station, by the Commissioner, saying that h |ANERCAN WOMAN sion here be able to wit up tort Recently he his been at-|@ trip to Europe wita Mrs. Grlends ag soon as he recovers, A SEDATIVE XS © €FrECT BOY “POTS” WORSHIPERS. ‘ined 0 for Shooting Jews While at Pen rayer. is much Haxgin and! RED UNDERSHIRT OR RED NECK TE 1S ENERGIZING 1S AN IRRITANT. INSPIRES HORROR! DAMS FEAR HELLS WILL STEAL FAME FAMILY HAS ENJOYED Adam Damm Is Looking for Other Damm Men to Make Best Showing. Goh i al uri 110 Ww, ith ot. ring at ence, jas’ dewalry Factory 43 Winter Sir0es | RAINS STOPPED | INQUEST REOPENED | Big Sewers With Smaller 2, 1918. _— HV THESUBWAY EATON POISONING. QWING 10 FLOOD:SUDDENLY BY COURT —— _-~<o- x | Rapid Transit Board Replaced| Prosecutor in Hunt for New. Evidence on Eve of Trial | of Admiral’s Widow. and —r Ones. “CARRY WATER OFF HINGHAM, Maas, Neases testified when Oct 2=New wit | the the death of Rear Admiral J Ic ity Engineer to Ask Estimate] @aton was resumed to-day | Mr, and Mra John Hilts, Board to Remedy the nuuest Into ph Giles | hese were neighbors of oS Almere of Yapaper ti n Who had an interview with the widow soon after her burband’s death; and a woman nurse who attended the officer | Another downpour much as flooded/in hia last days. Other witnesses heard, Greater New York — osterday, million or more peple who subway datly dace exactly {tle-up as that which kept them all late ie dinner last night. | According to offviain borough the Ki ons at Anstnippl | Rock! Mistake at Once. naval and te} but w! testified alwo at the original [n+ une the|qulry, were Herbert Simmons, a neigh: the same| bor, and Earl C. Forsman, a clerk ina ‘® at Assinippi, The move of District-Attorney Alvert | 8. Barker tn reopening the inquest twelve days before the date set for the of the Inter- Transit Companyy: no Rapid Transit Companys: | trial of the widow, Mrs. Jennie May rellet from taat night's flooded condition | anton, on a charge of murler has not i 1 yo york #0 i uh ‘4 ta tn aight until the city of New York 89) yon made known, It leaked out only entargent (tx newers that they wiil carry | 70" Me Mnown. Ot i Jom the millions of gations of water! 0° > A ated Co aW cate ti Pratt had boon agked to sit again th which Mooded the streets veste: | morning, sked across tie sktewalks 8d) Admiral Eaton died of poisoning « banked up, neatly five feet deep, In the| March # and the Inquest, opened. % subway from the Grand Central to] afterward, was interrupted by the Ninety-sixth street rest of Mrs. Eaton, who has since b | Drainage canals throughout the mub-[In the Jail at Plymouth, She ix way, suggested by many ax af sayble cused of having placed poison in her a ae eiitiy ne good, Inthe eyes of] Huaband's food following xerlew of the mubway engineers, hecauee the sub: |domentle quarrels, So far us tx gener: oe cnem sary, cases, in beneath the ally known, however, the authorities {have not been able to find where the poison found tn the Admiral's stomach ers, and the water, naturally, wll | not run uphill into sewers which alreaily are filled to thelr utmont capacity. toma A eae ‘ It had aiso been Be ATER OUT ed tha he question of Mrw. USELESS TO PUMP W o Eaton's sanity would be determin OF SUBWAY. the already choaked sewers and flowed back into the big ditch. “This is the second flood quite re- cently that we have nad In the sub- way,” eatd Frank Hedley, vice-prest- = . dent and general manager of the Inter- borough, “and it is deplorabie In a city like New York that the citizens should manner in Admiral died fi tonle drug, which, it i ctimed, been tn the habit of using. haa stopped running ‘This pump was tm- Medlately put to werk, sending water Into the str hut you ean rexdily oc 0 he ler told me yesterday after chasing it through every nook and corner of his| After a 43 year absence, Adam banal dierent an tieseltwe ee Wndaratand that If the city sewern aro Dig library, “but spondylo is Greek, meaning vertebra, #0, perhaps, Damm, Sr, a wealthy retired restau | cagions because the sewers In this great Waae ie fe Crate ate away the spondylo-therapy means treatment re¢? At any rate, he js scen red, pro- rant man of Sacramento, Cal, has re- | city are not large enough to take @¥4Y| menog to pump until the water has through the back—osteopathy, in other|@ucing intense retinal irritation in all turned to New York to rescue his fam: |@ny rainfall aw it Is precipitated subsided to a point where the | wena {Wo behold him, phis results in the sewers filling UP] wii be he sewer ore 2 fly name from any blight cast upon it pane heal aware ee Dr. Quackendos, who was formerly |NO EXCUSE FOR REGARDING RED f ie cast upon itl and overflowing the streets. The '!"| Rapin TRANSIT BOARD CUT professor of psychology at Columbia AS A TONIC. by the competitive fame of the newly | rai) {t accumulated on the atreets in tive IS today ‘wide - 5 x rigen Hell family of Pennsylvania, | many cases, came over the top of the} DOWN GIG SEWER. ' i ersity and who is t fh bs : Reahid nay Meelis Hie seas which is now vancing claims for | aidewalka and rushed down the stair as ae Kngineer Charles 1. Graham of own @ n authority on mental Tat . uackenbos concluded, ‘but see superior public attention, th platforms and je Bu oof Sewers admit % ae * ‘ re perior publ ways, crosning the station p M ted that the cure fo: re fi °, r ? ; io) of pl In tof his department. Me ae i 6 2 y igs . Telegraph Company nployee | followed Ms brother, August Damm, to | ‘There are a large number of play ’ RED 18 A VERY DISAGREEABLE| 50 there sou have two learned medi: srap PANY EMPIOYCE | imation, saving. behind. im, steht [ene gungay where, wevtllaling, gratInks aba re naar ware Watit the COLOR. each other, And there seems to be; 1S Arrested While Sight- brothers and @lsters in Bingen-On-The | have been installed, and when the city | API | Tranalt Comins denpite “In my lectures at Columbia,” he wald, | OYE tat ng way of reconciling. them Rhine, Germany, which Is the home |aewers are not large enough to carry | RATAN, cul the wewerage aystem at in his office at No. 331 West Twenty-j | iicas ot course, we consider Neat red | seeing in Juarez. | village of the Damm family. He Joff tite water from the streets the street] | set rape a pi away inte letmith str fi Used! tontreat WOME lle cau oaure tee ledineuectna Abeamal | Paused a hort time in New York, then ded, the sidewalks also be Pe SUMS HOR fot ihe BO and| sties of colo! sat ‘ ° » two Mein A jmometimes of tie aesthetics of colbr, Raney chy ARAUCInETaUSH A SiblanLigcata'| Went with three companions to Sacra- ed and the w ter une dwon SR eet ee tenon ane Ne ee oie He ee of rage in the hook worm—the Quacken-| Ef, PANO, Tex., Oct, 2—Marin Zuniga, | Mento. where he married the daughter | there ventilating gratings mtr carry off the vast volumes ALD are I bom theory—as to cause him to pack {dent of Ariz is detsined in|? ferman “Fortyininer,” who | ¥ sent into them ty the ty TEAia eee bette peared lnceaces lat & resident of Arizona, Is detvined in| Of @ Uerman FTIETH ¥ v the two recent down: eye and the 1 vend iy very ie. |ip and get ov Suaren, Mexico, ay a rebel apy, She hag crossed the plains In a covered wagon. | WATER POURED IN AT The dopartin added, was agreeable. is In fact an wear mvcdilionnercmans: Just cronned the line to work for a tele | Thermtter he remained quierconct, STREET. plans for ef and) woulal irritant to the retina; notoriously It Lod bi & tole | amassing a comfortable fortune in the Fractly that condition extated lant | W shortly to the Hoard of Ha: | “a bull or a turkey pursues @ per- ' tensibly on a sightseeing trip. ‘Two months ago various news ser-|One Hundred and Thirty-neventh street War flooded conditions extated at son wearing red not through irri- IN A HARLEM BLAZE’ At the end of the International Bridge | y' arried reports o. ihe Hell f.mily|at 3.17 P.M. Where the water BHOr’) Keventy-second street, at Ninetyonixth tation or anger caused by the indi- jahe was arrested by the Mexican oM-| in onsylvanta. Immediately Adam |ejrcutted the alanal aystem, At 345 [street and at One Hundeed and Phirty- vidual, but by the color he wears. clals, who asserted that she was carry | Damen sr. called a farnily reunion in] the water In the subway at FIFUEtM) weventh mtrevt, thouxh mest of the & rea parasol by itself would be . jing Lilecteked from the Sonora rebels to | Onteago, and with his Hell cllppings, | treet, one of the lowest pointe tn the | watur ¢ in the vieinity of big Just as maddening to bullae itis | Fire [estroys Newmark’s Market #¥mpathizers In Juarez, They locked | was there met By his nepiews, Phillp| qiten, had riven tom point where OPeFA: | gauary and x few thocka to the mort when a woman carries it, A réd y . jher in private house under guard of | Strauss, a hotel man wio in very praud [eign of trains wan Imposeible, ANd) gig psig papell h he north fown in @ ballroom strikes a jar- With Many Crates of Vederal troops. \of bin'motherta gaan name, when the tan or ra traina had to be (uened [ne CHAR Willy pounced along the Fing note The red golf coats men ive Slack Thomas D, Edwards, United States and nephew came © New York| hack at eyanty: snecond atreat, while | {68 12 ine nari and muuth are wearing to-day are very offen- Live Stock. jeonsul at Juarez, sald to-day he walt» seo Peter Damm, secretary and at downtown | TP Veda -ment of Sewers tun tone give $0 my eve: PAU Eirieaniparkadeal uviane Gitanrat a every effort to secure the girl's surer of the Fleischmann Vehtele | gy the Grand Central, leaving no Hoa etc Nuon a AE "Aren't they to yours? You must 13 _ release. He has been in communication pany, and Miss Damm, Now Peter movement from the Grand Cen " ito Pat have noticed that thero is very little oe a Raul ; HU mens with @) with her American employers, Up to| amin, Adam sr. and Philip. Strausn| teat ia meventyenecond street, A ray OF the atreson oF tO | red in nature, Here and there @ red 1 *rone favor of feathes: , this morning she bas remained in cus- | expect wo to Watertown, N.Y. tol minutes later the overflow entered tho) ' pai a nie weniol wilt ‘| flower of course, but the colors nature | Fire in Moses Newmark's chicken mar- | tody, visit. another branch of the Damnm|funway at Seventy-second street, mak | une he old aewerage wyater at that uses oftenest and with the best effect ket, No. 417 East One Hundred and| ‘The city of Piedras Negras will not be| family Ing {t impoasible to send trains south BOINy he: ‘Hoard’ of next) ve bluecgras, aiven aint sellow, and 1 Ninth street, was discovered by Pal destroyed and every py tlon will bel August Damm'a sons, wie lived atl J xinoty oixth mtreat Piles peel ne Mae 80 prdaate | don’t think human beings can do better | men Wilcox and Cox at 3 o'clock and| afforded property owned by Americans} Fort Hamilton, near New York, have] phe subway agents and guardy nott- Said be nie out than to follow nature in this respect. | before they could get the Mire Depart-| #84 other foreigners during antic dlsapnen but the of er Damms hove | ped ail passengers and there waa a)! fi P : i I can seo no reason for accepting red | ment ta the scene no teas than 30m |Hostllitiys between the Constitutionalists | co find them, Two Daman brothers also | consequent rush to the elevated and | Mtrert iy far more @eriois and wl ab an energizer, It 1s the actinic blue| fowl, ranging from tiny broilers to hard-| #20 Peaers! army. live In the Coatral West, lat their | Qurtace lines, which were seriously | able time to rem rays that cause growth in plants." “| ened old barn yard roosters, gave up che] ;nie sesurance was given American | homes are not known crippled. PER Caner “I remember reading some time ago," | ghost, The place was wholly w ha military authorities yesterday by a] Adam Damm sr. de 4 that his} phe Interborough,” according to Mr. | vated trating was due to the floods in 50,’ he nace ally ed, yesentative of Gen, Jesus Carranéa.| family is longdived, and that he has ey, constructed a special car, (ie new eubway in Church street, wh T remarked, “that a group of spiders] Four horses were with difficulty Constitutionalist commvnder, following | pamm relatives whe ere fram ninety. 00 | eee ee eens moun electrically | washed away shoring und rentered the | placed under a witlte glass would dwell |cued from a stable in the rear. goruus protests made oy the State De- Hundred unt never fee Fete a ee a eee re nlea’ tee Kalavialad Wik dani un rie together in peace and amity, but that! policemen got out several crates of live | partment through United states Consul SS ear, coke HE Aran auiog Mien o ae shares for eleva ABUSE Ma Cou Ww shor if covered by a red globe they would / fowls, but the crates were broken and | Blocker. B proune of; Wa fOth: Lat ie PREM) he mene Or $e SROURie) MeLere: trellis ine cou) be inate begin to fight.” |the chickens flew the coop into the facex| Following this asburance, rematnin a that all tte: members RED INFURIATES ALL ANIMALS, | 0: the early Me on ‘helt way’ to | Fesidente, af iedras Nagra) with Hh heaton on saaner ai f a ansiatar ue “merican authoritle 5 . . INCLUDING MAN. market, They were not recovered, Graanized @ neutral government. and found 00! ews: ‘That is extremely Ikely," Dr, Qua Sees martial law now is practically in force. very litte of xen can now buy ay 88 Dyk Quality at Cut Prices 262 New York and Brooklyn: 200 more in wi ‘of plore and ayuid mistake, 100 Branch fire one Belling Al In principal cities, i for esa Hl RurVen bri Gooas “Are Guarentesds 1 VAN bk =. before her case wan call The only reilef that has appeared! prom the fret the woinan has pro: | feaxible to the subway engineers oi be tested her tunocence and though the pump out the water, eu oe aah Plan of the defense hus not been dix Proved futile last might for the water | ctoxed, it haw been hinted that an at pumped to the street, cou tempt would be made to show that the h an overdose of a) NDON, Oct 2-A M-horse-power an or car covered 1,078 miles 40 yarée a Uke e hours at the Brooklands track ay, This beats the beat previous fecord—01d miles 610 yarde—made by W. G, Scott over the same course last May, bBo iis BL R. ARL s more than 163 miles, Bent Bones HIS X-RAY shows how narrow, unnatural shoes bend the foot- bones and create corns, bunions, in- growing nails, etc. Why have this foot misery — when handsome Rice & Hut chins Educators will “ grow as they should’ coms, bunions, ete.? Ask your dealer for Educators to- day. Made for men, women, chil- dren, $1.35 to $5.50. None Cow ine without mame stamped on sole. cain ER chy Mede 5 RICE & HUTCHINS, Mehers Men's All-Americans, Signets; Women’ La] e e! Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes Signet Shoe Co., . 112 West 125th St. and 149th St... Corner of Third Ave., New York. N. Y. NEW YORK CITY HURRY BRINGS BACKACHE ‘Hew York City People Wave Weak Kidneys. v ut? Have backache, dizziness, urine y disorders? | | | Y Doan’ nets | a KEW YORK CITY CURE-— Mrs. Daniel Henn L7th St. New York City “My back pained 1 these pains i and different didwt help me. — Finally | Kidney Pilly und they My bac never bothers: me now.’ Get Doan’s at Any Drug Si re, 50¢ a Bex. POANS Et. Wi EN you ask for Ronbons and Chocolates, be sure you specify Spt. | | Sold by Leading Drugaiste Everywhere 26 e4-4w Stores in Greater New York A PARADOX Resting Quietly Yet Moving! lent irritation tt produced in the pa-| business in the Cited States Is growing king Nia atand at Third a tent. Gray and green, on the con-|faster than the population, according | Ninety-wighth — street today Minor the passengers on the Haltie, The V trary, are extremely soothing, There |to B.A, Faust, chairman of the crop] Corrigan, seventeen years tl killing to-day, were Mr, and Mra. Laws ~ — Cc ffee. he Very Best are many asylums in whieh the colors |! vement committee of the Halted Kast) Ninetyesiath street ren were quietly chess 0 ’ y lof the walls are selected deliberately [States Bre Association, Whleh) shoot pebbles from an alr rifle throug’ | mar Mt Larcpmont atthe | b: d ° Cc because of their effect on mental states, [opencd ite convention at the) the open w hall aver Tighe's | home George Van Bork. ‘The |Am assador, Rich and Handsome 285, Black is known to absorb heat and 1 Hotel Absibume Here, He a we cafe, e, In whieh |r sof both bride and room we A 2 c held by some persons to absorb effluvia, | Securing of a suMeiemt quantity of} a Jewish congregation was holding} present W: B d ‘ 5 dorse this theory, for my own exper-|of the country is Decoming @ #erlOU¥) congregation began to at the} cer Trask & kers, and wax res ° Bewilders C 3° fence does not confirm it, but it is re- | Problem, j.| Windows to protest any ently appoonted Jersey represen R ey = Bl nd jewilders Competition 2 sponsible for the tact that mursen al-| Wihin, the mens Gorden states | Kate, With 8 bin crowd 9 cently sopcintal New stray, reecssens | PNAC OG O® DO ret, ib, va ka ces Glee a ee ways dress in light colors and never | “at the ove ag ed States | ay gpectators, took great delikht In pat-|ago Mra. Bonner, who way Mise Kathe | B d 21° 5 Ibe. ah nS See, Eee appear in black." will reach 19,0000 barrels annuay ling these protesting worshipers with | ariie Anders, was the tel-puone en) | \ZOIACM lend, Good and Pure To. $2.00) t!98s easy and doing the hardest. part “Women have an idea that red ts at-| nd It ts for this ee rf bh tld A his pebbles. in charge of the sWcchboard of the of moving into a comfortable apartment tractive to men,” 1 reminded not Dr.|¢ Ua at hn 2 Pe tee Policeman Micheo! Potter, on achoot| banking hours She and Mr Bonner | e T Cc 3th r ay Ais seme les chante Guackenbon, Yau unow the pomuier | Onat ; croawing duty at the corner, hid his ae fH in Tove with eacn over a month or Ohyalie Tea, The Best. All kinds 35 s.| The hardest work about cha tka mintect: mittee states In a& report to be aud: | CrOMNne Cots Iefpscedatan more ago. ‘Their engagement with the | ? . Ib. $1.00! one’s place of residence is the FINDIN expression, ‘Any old colur #0 long 48/7164 to the convention, sixty per | tention called to young Corrigan. After! gi) goproval of tie farnilies of both | s | of the house or apartment that answers it's red.’ And in playa the siren in| mitted to the convent, a eted’ in {ommerving the youthful murkeman for a] wus soon afterward, announced ° © atbal one en nearly alwaye clad in scarlet cent, of the Brewers are renresented i |i muinuteg Cotter. aztevied. him ( (Special Tea, Better Than Most Best 255, $1000) 1 sere ae distracting ove “% guppove that ts because red ig | (0 7! rigan was fined $10 by Magistrate | } FEL PR IRAN ET Ariat at Laat cai the devil's color,” Dr, Queckenbos [Nis 7 mEMUENR Krotel in Harlem Polley Cuort, and \[ Barksspoons.Jewelry replated.te to fie . Iaipva inoue enBteRte ee Pi replied, “but men don't Uke red. having nom was locked up. Our prices mean a distinct saving to you. Our quality means *’\\’ |, pages ee wth th ROETEORA te tek, Policeman Retired at 74, oe rity tafactl fi , With World “To Let” ads. at hand, and I am sure that, generally | Policeman David Rutledge was retired | samen eagac bn exquisite satisfaction to your family. i pervert virtually tours thee iy , men end women prefer | by Commissioner Wallo to-day on is] 1 The Bening tt maechinen een mane | His BURY 108 § DOG WBE TALAG Sane || aes f ied wom lsnking, glove sovting ny his hammock palette, Gray) grees yellow ena {years old and had beon u doorman and] dition "Mesh Bag for 0 6811 WORLD “TO LET” blue. policeman forty-eight years, A ar| turfman ma NEW. ADS. LAST WEEK. incidentally, the colors that soothe] ago he refused an easy detail off i with pneumonia Makiee (2-6-2) West 125th Street, \$,140 More than the Herald. LET WORLD ADS. SHOW YOU WHER 50 uve eee en indecent itl sents ties (iii