The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1913, Page 18

ae AO Vaninwe wus, WEeuyneaouAr, “‘VUTOS ER £0,198. j the Ag- fled yester- engaged in WITNESS INSIST. Widow of Former Tammany Leader MANY NOTED CITIZENS fut 3, ms a mit re Re ST RA Us Who Weds Rich Washington Man allbearers wore Willan W. Perkins. HE BELIEVES STORY PAY LAST TRIBUTE 10 William H. fnglish, Frank A. Manse ne with Mich. ; George M, Barnes, | posted/to turn hack any poseliie seoute 17 Minutes Grand Central to A. & S. Subway tation, Hoyt St. é Horace White, Felix isma from Ann Arcor trying to spy on the i e Douglas Robinson, Phineas C, ins! farmers ‘ bury, Willlam Rerr ©." Hyman, | Almet F. Jenks and William G, Gilmore, —< ! CHANGE LENTEN PRAYER. Eptecopals ‘a Lt Attended by 2,000 Persons. ica let e In the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church at the Ca- thedral of St. John the Divine to-day, the committee to consider chanwes in the Prayer Book reported favorably on the plan to eliminate from the Third Collect for Good Friday the invidious distinction in asking for grace for! “Jews, Turks, infidels and heretics.” | Tho passage is changed to read “ hl | older Israel." ‘The resignations of the Right Rev. ia Services in Central Congrega- Thursday Sales Mid-Week Bargains THURSDAY BARGAIN DAY here is an established institution, inasmuch as the meaning of the word “bargain” has been dignified and toned up—it means the best for the least money here. YN’T WAIT TO GET.SICK Sudden changes in winte. severely tax endurance, but SCOTT’S EMULSION quickly increases resistive- power for little folks or grown-ups. 12-100 " But Former Jew Wavers When tional Church in Brooklyn Questioned on Early Knowl- edge of Blood Sacrifice. KIEFF, Rusete, Oct. 1.—When Men- Cel Bellis's trial for the killing of the toy, Andrew Yushinaky, was resumed to-day, the Archimandrite Autonomius of the Saratoff monastery was stil! on | the stand. He was the first witness | ence to “Jews, More than 2,000 pers crowded the Centra’ Congregational Church, Hancock street, Brooklyn, at o'clock this morn: | ing when the funeral services for the late Timothy 1, Woodruff were begun, Many noted men of New York were) in the assemblege. Noticeable among there were a number of men whose FR oor a called by the prosecution in an effort to prove that “ritual murder” actiitly has been practiced by Jews on Christians. The Archimandrite, who ts a Jew by birth, but was baptized a Cheietian when a boy, began his testimony yes- related many Instances to Political beliefs had made them adver- saries of Mr, Woodruff during his life The heavy African mahogany casket, bearing on ite name @late the siinp.e in- scription, “Timothy Lester Woodruff, 1898-1913," wan completely hidden by rosea when It was bome into the church. The altar wag one maxs of flowers, sent by hundreds of friend& érom all parts Dr. Lemuel H. Wells, Missionary Bishop of Spokane; the Right Rev. Dr. William | Crane Gray, Missionary Bishop of Southern Florida, and the Right Rev Dr, Albion Williamson Knight, Mission- | ary Bishop of Cuba, were presented to) the convention to-day, Bishop Knight is to become Chancellor of the Univer- | sity of the South at Sewanee, Tenn,; | This advertisement is a recital of values unmatched anywhere, and also of merchandise that is right up to the minute for style and fresh and new in every way. Bargains in brand new goods—that's the story in a nutshell—and that is why, this Thursday Bargain Day grows tremendously in favor from week to week. of the country, Mrs, Irwbel Morrison Woodruff, the widow, and John BE. Woodruff, her stepson, were the first to follow the casket, and following came the members of the Morrison and Wood- ruft families, wsertion that he had ofte j “heard of ritual murders,” but he cited | ho such murder wherein he could give names, time and place, He told of two or three boys who, he alleged, had dis- the other two retire on account of oa | age and infirmity. ' Oct. 1i.—Dr, John Ferguson, adviser to the Chinese Min- , appeared and were later found mur-| CHE Predeick “Pivaton playidliary of Communicltions, (Nar Salted | Womep’s $27.50 Stylish Suits at $18.75. dered by Jews, He stated positively | Handel's “Largo” as the honorary pall-|for America with a collection of art that he was convinced Jews practiced | bearers accompanied the casket to its yantiques bought during the past year Women’s Fall and Winter Suits, $22.50 to i foren warkin.* place, and later the regular church choir {for the Metropolitan Muscum of Art, $325.00. PASTOR RUFF AND HIS WORK. | The Rev. 8. Parkes Cadman, pastor ot| Questioned further, Autonomius rath- | WAS sccompanled) by the aidien 9 we it Rey sen He is said to have spent Second Floor, Central Building. er hurt the prosecution's case by de- God tp pl Nenrer 3 — claring that before he quit the Jewish EULOGIZES MR. wooD.|___ Ce = Women’s $5.00 Shoes at $2.95. falth and became a Christian he n 1 murder” * and n Girls’ Shoes at $1.98 a pair. | | | | Ustig. human blood for i ee ere ane | Boys’ Shoes, Special at $1.98. auuaeaniacl David Loinoz and by the Rev, MH. Han fesnd Floor, West Bullies, tion by the The Queen of Yorkville,” Mrs. Jean Delmour, widow of Lawrence Del- | del, one of the chaplains of the Fire M LES i2 3- Jewelled i be grilling and long. nour, formerly Tammany leader of the Twenty-second Assembly District, — | Department, In hie sermon Mr. Cadman Drary of Washington, D. ©. tius Loyola, Elghty-fourth to Peter A ‘The the chureh of St Was wedded last event ‘ ceremony took place in said “Mr. Woodruff died fighting for causes $2.00 to $2.98 Silk, Lace and Net Waists, $1.29 Solid street and Park ay It was strictly private in which hix conscience bore witness WITH POSLAM 14-Karat $ None C. O. D. and Store orders only. Mrs. 1 ur, since the death of Mr, Delmour, veveral years ago, haa His civic virtues showed to th id. He 1 i Second Floor, Central Building. x lived mostly on ler ext ‘ity Island, ‘The win pent in the obtained an env place among hix It is wonderful | town house on Highty ninth street, near Lext | fellowmen how easily 1] 0 APPALLING COMPARED BATGHn HER IA CNIE ARG wan ona: [Wile core quickly | Women’s $14.00 Coats at $7.95. of Croker's regine as director of the itself t beaver | Gentlemen's Watches i | Se fortunes of 1 Drury, wito sult of gain. zema, pimples a ‘dl ort jORKOW, we! thei 1 T A inet Mrg. Delmour « dd whore blan- Mr W all skin diseases | Women’s $22.50 to $37.50 Silk Dresses, $17.75. { dlshmen president of a bank lure of mone He did If a little is applied » and dire rons Heise cose linny woranip te Roldan Gul? Hor ‘pratt at night a red Women’s $6.00 Serge Dresses, $4.98. friend of President Wilson. m lavishly open to John F _ five Ireland @ moed of the Justice ¢ and his purse has sin the struggles tu or inflamed com -| plexion will be clear the Al ecaemas, acne, salt tute all he was and did to self-enr ment at the expense of honor and in- tegrity. It would have been well for Becoud Floor, Ceutral Batiding, New Game, Says Western Au- Women’s $3.50 Hat Shapes, $1.89. Ou the memory of some more famous men t faourt tho . akes Look rn i an ee a ol mt re ative properties inted, N e Bil" Snyder, who atu a the same been said of them mand appointed, thority, Mi Sette ater eer Ad cghe and’ wik| Following the gervicer the body was slam exerts. Extraordinary in) with, the ‘tem Women’s $4 and $5 Velour Plush Shapes, THE QUEEN OF THE 200 interred Some of t at Greenwood ¢ etery Like Paton = is j be with her to the end, ing. sto| aheny skin $2.95. el prominent men at the bp % Floor, Kast Build! |sorvicen were Supreme Court Justices, # soothed and comforted. fame Cee en ee leah ee earn cman mt 103 NEW SERGEANTS Jand Daniel 8. Cohalan, United States| tailys soon the skin is cle and fair Women’s Cambric House Dresses, 65c. of football injuries ad “ ” Judge Thomas L. Chatfield, ex v. Ben- if q \ ‘ parei to records of ncaneabtiea” in MADE BY WALDO Jamin B. Odell, Borough President Second Vow, Central Buttding, sins i re On: convane ae George A. McAneny, Oscar Straus, | fies complexions, renders the hands soft ! ne James gheviin and Robert H. Elder, A] and velvety; purifie te an authority on the writing today in the Chicago mod News, Despite the new rules, many of S, sed | Glin Aare folie cuca roan |Oe? the Lioness, | Who Used | Be Pull to Make Awful Faces, Is | Police Commissioner Waldo ness and lessen chance of injury, the “new" game makes the “old” look like | Given Up by Bill Snyder, | Store Orders Women’s 15¢ Cotton Stockings, 8c. “G,i;" Street Floor, Pultoa St, Cuatrel Building. from the Republican organtz: tion, from which Mr. Woodruff seceded to 180 become leader of the Progressives in For free samples, write to the Brooklyn, was also prese as were! Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th | = delegations from Altair Lodge, No. #0l,' Street, New York € WORLD “WANTS” All. druggists He © ‘atula in- le Congratulates Them on Attain: and Poslam Soap (p ing Their Promotion With- Diamonds, Watches, Jewelrs, Broadway, New York WORK WONDERS. $2.00 Imported Gas Lights, at 98c. $1.49 Boudoir Clocks, at 69c. Sumas Floor, Central Building, “made d and three sergeants to-day. ninety-four vacancies In this and the Commissioner found he arrying In the Detective Bureau © men eligible for the promotion Only nine of these were first grade de-| 'teotlves who could be continued on the eclal payroll, and #0 the one hundred | « “parlor pastime,” he says. The erttic does not dlame the modern code of methods of play for all the injuries but says the changes have in part defeated thelr Accounts Opened From $5 to $1,000 WeGiveFree Lite Insurance When sou make your America’s Greatest Furniture House Misses’ $22.50 Afternoon Dresses, $16.50. oecond Fioor, Central Building. Rose ts dying. very purpose becaure berg) ark, murrounded with what care { they are responsible for the losing of \, 2 Hi the skili with whieh the old thme play- [20 “enti ‘okled injury. to bear, the great In the hospital in Gen know ® man may bring lady is slowly, Women’s $6.00 Separate Skirts, $3.95. ful thin her last. Apparently ea si Perel \ sity of re cctging oni tea] there leno hope. he members of Hoses * De etree votitee Secoud Hoc, Central Hai'ing H bounds, who weht through four seasons | fAmild, her de a Sid VMaugh- “Atter they had b 1 the men SMALL | under the old rul marrying the ball | ter. ROP Fora ltica Whe: m he bly room, ; Sach than ‘any other Mater on nie Jt optre, are Kathered near the ; Vea we ae eee 79c Storm Serges at 49c a yard. team and yet anked for ™ " how; ing the end MORNINGS Street Floor, Weat Building, | once. Several hil MS te y Snyder, who ta in t 36% a i Basaery) (She: nt en app "sald % Se tate Snaeee eh ace eeentt |x nw of the efort to ave ur prolonE nw tave been appointed.” said Hl) BE PECTALLY Oc Vv. OAC atergrodionaicd bop kGLRitica [reenpra her tua ne en INVITED — prctodete EVENINGS UNTIL 10 pce a SINGLE STAMPS Gude’s Peptomangin, regularly 74c, at 67c. old-timers," w ! ‘ y which removed an: ; fret colliae g elie werettulos hope that may been felt, Ht maya i aut Newark, N. J., Store, 49 and 51 Market Streat ATER NOON Liquid Peptonoids, regularly 79c, at 69c. than the firs ed got in his whole| “he patient tx slowly dying of advance etomary =a gee Street Floor, Livingston #t., East Building, ! career. _Anaitnilation of foo is impoxsiite | have your tt REA A Sale of High Grade Brass Beds at Less Than Cost $< —_—_ strength i siuwly ebbing. Death anor, Ok Noes pu sonra PATTERNS | FROM OUR BEC é ae f peare a question of hourm™ eros and finish hildren’s $1.’ resses, 69c. | BURSTING WATER MAIN Ene me ‘ ae ths: Re IN of you on having TWhere'Tou tan Ger LOW PRICES AND LIBERAL CRED Terese Sant Child: "s All-Wool t 98c. FLOODS SUBWAY TRENGH |" a cong dren's All-Woo! Sweeter, Mc. ! ae up at ner oted earlier in y $22 Brass Bed | $18 Brass Bed Benen’ one, iat Dealing, ; nee pinveua aid fathers ite Tor tila tee ti , < ~ hel baa 7 q H Workmen Scramble to Safety, but} turer view of aay 22, eerie | 10. (8. 94 $1.29 All Silk Messalines, 98c a yard. ts tae quee n Cellars Nearby Are ee craton | $1.50 All Silk Marquisettes, 69c a yard. or twentyefly Second Floor, West Bullding. an old man | ernous vermilion subjects shud Rose, it may the grand old Park 2 twenty eye very old for royal fel: and Jangours of captivity, a lions are said to reach man’s full allot: | i Filled. In the subway excavation at avenue and One Hundred and th mbewt cmeked a dine er main this afternoon, Tho water burst through and for turee-quarters n hour there was @ geyser playing a Kitchen Carving Knives, 39c each. 5c size of Babbitt’s Cleanser, at 3c. Gubway Floor, East Building, Ee of you to pre cincta near your ou HoUnted by 01 fifteen feet above the surface of the | ment C.D. McLean, brother of Larry Mc tlre extta wees pik pa ne ee ode $2.49 Cut Glazs Fern ney $1.69. street, Then the water department | Rose has been in the Zoo eigh Lean of a will meet August saiilitaiele aire jaree i Set: f we weal o hi ey a ina ocolate shut off the main, and is the Mother and grand Hermann in @ billlard mateh to-night at! a $1.98 Japanese Chi s, $1.25. The excavation from One Hundred Doran & MeCready'’s Academy, 19 $20 e Sutvay Floor, Central Building, a large family of roya) cats, all and Twenty-fifth street to One Hundred 7 Twenty-third sti filled with All the workmen # bled out safely ahead of the food. Many cellars which open on the excavation were filled with water, eotote SOS aS WIFE WOULD DIVORCE Harlem. Arthur F n will wet as } Brass Bed, anne and Larry Me- 89c Black Cotton Morreen Petticoats, 39c. 50c Flannelette Petticoats, at 39c. Hecood Voor, Kast Building, SHORT. TALKS 8c Apron Gingham, at 6c yard. ‘IMPROPER’ MR. PROPER ID R | N K Suwa Fer, Wa “ . ids’ Small Round Lawn Apron AiegedFienship for Property HABIT A a ee Rersehupetnat ND Ute att halt a ape SAND REO, Te Dressed Blonde Grounds for Suit. “His name is Proper but Judge tt ought to be Improper," explained Mrs. Lilian Proper to Supreme Justice Gleg- erich to-day in testifying in her divorce sult against her hugpand. The other half of his name is Edwin and he ts employed as a bookkeeper in the Gar- field Kafe Deposit Company's bank on ‘Twenty+hird street. Going into detail as to Mr, Proper's improper actions, Mra, Proper and oihers testified concerning Mr. Proper's conduct with a very properly dressed young blonde. Sustice Giegerich reserved decision. | Sesoad Floor, East Building, $2 Sokd V5 Oak Chiffonier 10 Solid Oak Morris Chair The Gatlin Treatment pitted against King Alcoho! has not lost a fight in 13 years. The most aggravated cases, even those bordering on delirium, respond to this magical cure in 3 days. GATLIN INSTITUTE 441 West 23d St, $3.00 American Lady Corsets at $1.93. Rengo Belt Corsets for Stout Women, $2.00. ecand Flocr, East Building, oe Solid Oak Buffet \ Men's $1.00 Winter Underw: Btreet Floor, Mi 67c. ‘o Bullding, Heyt Bt, Golden finish; heavy car ved frame: broad arms, in best spring seat; u ). holstered im tation Spanish leather, | Made of solid | oak, golden fin- i 30 inches Men’s Cotton Half Hose, 7c. Street Fleer, Men's Bulldiag, Hoyt Gs,