The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1913, Page 6

— oe a ee “ — aren - oe ee ee ap RE RRR NER THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1913, | OPERA TICKETS smn te woe STRIKE GALLED OFF | natant om extra faren ny umly mitten, #he wald LJ — — FIVE-CENT RATE THREATS OF FURTHER ACTION ‘ IN THE COURTS. | ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC) “ie: snes see! ee als ges ie Me lene| Wii (he announcement that Tyson | “And you think you ought to keep tt," FOR PHONES NOW Cee erate ate, Seane | TETES & Co. would pay for the tickets for he sald, “to remember iim by!" piel ‘ this week the trust company istued @ ‘oad Yi 0 ee, A i Wiehe Pata statement eaying that it would deliv Railroad Yields to Demand of Men, ; ink waa] this week's tickets, but in the future and Will Meet Committee of art | P all tickets not paid for would be held are With the obsolete sy j It hd DEMANDED HERE ® oe until 6 o'clock on the evening of the Federated Unions. SEE OVERNIGHT 34th Street—5th Avenue--23rd Street 1 aoe Wature hae tried Sass Aaa Tale Peo ponea be HOUSTON, Tex., Nov, 17.—The strike nly to be blecced (Continued from Firet Page) once for the Bupre:e Court, saying| Of OPerating employees of the Southern he would aeck an injenction in behalf] Pacific lines in Texas and Loulstana «lof hie cliente restraining the company | Was ended to-day when the rallroad ther reveipts showing payments made] from ailing the seats, and other Inw-| yielded to demands pf the men to meet by them to Tyson & Co, yers aald they would take similar] ¢ederated committer of the four n having tated to] “Then T think the Metropolitan Op- | action, unions in the controversy. ‘The men f Jact | era House Is to blame,” exclaimed Mra. were ordered to resume work immedi- > Sarah Hessiein of Bronxville, “And we) MBG, DROUILLARD DIVORCED. | ateiy. ight to put the matter directly up to nnouncement of the RESULTS OF On Tuesday, November the 18th POSLAM'S WORK You have heard of the effectiveness BE Continues trom First Vage.) jv hhadit to ah excessive deere. They * Ghe service with more frequency, with familiarity and possibly with epeed than many other peoplas, are remakable statistics about eit REMARKABLE SALE ed ent t | through both houses, he Gove t It knew the conditions that existed | Caatedy of Danghter Awarded to ttlement was of Poslam. Test it H k York's telephone butinows that atand y neat Witte] and tt nilowed ua to be treated out. made by General Manager W. G. Van for the rapidity of 20,000 Pairs f the head of all the world tabulations, at, Taneounly? Mother hy Referce's Report. Vieck of the Sunset ¢ lines here, its action by select- quality of service rendered by tne Foor sk Mio Other women who composed the ma-| Mra. Ada Sore Droulllard, daughter | and was confirmed | Federated inga small part ofa ’ Bierce in wong eA tert ee | lesa pe WOMEN’S SOROSIS_ SHOES i om ie ‘anulay vie tee oh ahd and as ing up an-|Hexsiein, but {t was decided to appoint] tahacco manufacturer, asks oF tne EM®. | mnination at Ne Southern Pacific from at AEE ay The | d fashionabl i it ; Sapsaeet ee ee nd other fiv t tax that had by tm-]a committee consisting of A. BK Dick,| tody of her daughter, Florence Jane |! he Se roken ou! iP as) Ss, 8 / Waking calle te w factor of wsslstance to | Nard on the imavinary. beindary lotto M. Steinfeld, Dwiliey I, Phelpa,| Drauiliard, in her interlocutory decree | ¥ ; : Hone ve the he latest and most ionable styles, also We reckoned. where fo Many GMLY ONE TELEPHONE COM.) the trofley line PANY IN NEW YORK. lk City has gniy one telephone Mr. Pavey and Mrs, Hesslein to wait] of divorcee from Capt, tunes Pierre on District-Attorney Whitman and of-|{ Drouiiiard, U. 8. A. retired. The des |e ficlaln of the trust company and make| cree wax mubmitted to-day to Supreme a formal demand for tne delivery of | Court Justice Giegerioh for signature, the tickets. Practically the whole| Referee Phoenix Ingraham, who heard] Proposal was sent from here last night | heali % place at night and Staple Shoes. 15 different models. rd of Mediation and note the difference Made in Black or Tan Russia Calf, Black the railroad meet the in the morning. of the four unions This } Surprising results are seen, for Poslam fing action in eczema, acne. prori a five-cent tealey nv the entire city ant! | meeting followed the committes to the] the divorce case, recommends that the and atipulated that, in| barbers” itch, piles ete, begine with Kidskin, Brown or Gray Suede, Gunmetal with j nit raten on a fivewent basi I# the eT temporary oftice of the trust company | custody of the daughter be xranted to/ event of refusal by elther parts, tite plication, when all tet ind Dull Kid or Gray Ooze Tops, and Patent Leather { and. a ihe ; : Ty a here it no provision for all] atiestion should eo before the Fede and continues unemi < .! ‘ tan In) Shah the telephone toll kates I NOW] meg with excited, mon aed omen | mony, but It in urverstood the property | Hoard for an attempt at settlement, Pie wet is donee It “takes hold” | with Dull Kid or Black Cloth Tops. 3.75 pair york! : mii. ity APPATORE Word of the settlement of the atrik oo tone as its service te goon 4 five-cent rats for all New York| WOMAN LEADS IN DEMAND FOR Affatrn of the couple were arranged out) Q's veived by PreaWtent Wilson, who values 5.00 and 6.00, i ‘ city TICKETS. “apt, Drouillard and his wif wel| has been much Interested because of y, ’ i i 5 = AN demanded their Uckete and all ‘anor in baclaly diisa, the an bros the position transportation nes along Women s Fine Boots of Patent Leather with 7 COURT NAMES LAWYER Wore nit with the name refusal to mur-| meted for bravery in China during the| te Mexican border occupy in relation Dull Kid or Black Cloth Tops; Black Calfskin, render the tickets unless the subscrib-| poxer outbreaks. Tis wife inherited| t? &"¥ Movement of the border patrol | ti in aa ial prevents roug! si aa 4 * Mate Commission, there have been intor- T0 DEFEND GIBSON ora wished to pay again for them, Mra.| more than 810.0040 from her father, She] t@ enforce neutrality, nest, purifies the scalp. All run Glazed Kid, Dark Brown and Taupe Suede. Also @ilttent protests against’ the rates phone ve Huniston mounted a chair) ig recognized In society ax the owner of “ — sell Poslam (price 50 cents) and a Boots of Gunmetal or Patent Leather with tops @arged for survice in New York City dy iininemnacanias the better to make herself heard and | ing finest sable coat in the world, . Soap (price 25 cents). For free oe : Ps York Telephone Company. These jwWaved a receipt and a check voucher ——E—————— write to the Emergency Lal of Dark Gray Ooze or “Battleship Gray” Kid- ompany| Man = ‘T\ Tried for Murderfover her head, STOVER HASN'T WRITTEN. 32 West 25th Street, New York City. ‘ ~ " ‘ " skin. values 7.00 and 8.00, 4.85 pair Mlatory at 1 demand my tickets," «he maid, “1 ‘A Uitle 1t has been conceded h Pleads Not Guilty to have the recelpt of Tyson & Co. here, _ . A 1 hold the voucher bearing the en- ‘ Grand Larceny. be fag OMctal : ’ dorsement of the Metropolitan Trust bot octaclcnteet) Chee = After four postponements, Hurton W.|Company. It shows that they got my| gecretary Robert Adamson dented for EVENING SLIPPERS twice tried ‘but | money and that they knew what they| Mayor Kline to-day a report to the uurder of Mrs, | Were getting it for, T have pald for) effect that the Mayor had heard person- Satin Opera Slippers in Black, White, Pink or Blue. value 4.00, 2.95 pair Mayor Hai Geement objectors lulled by local or tem- adjustments, agitators headed off ever manipulation and every effort! , te prevent any storm growing into force, ¥ But with this conciliatory policy there Gate been the protective policy of surrent-| Visi, with net her death |My @eate and I demand them.” ally from Park Commissioner Stover, But Mr. Anderson refuned to g1¥@! now missing @ month, and that he : “{them up and wan still explaining hit| new where Stover wan. tag 00 little an posible, siving away | or” sige rain in Part. T position when Deputy Sheriff Metager| “the Mayor does not know where : QM an inch at a tine; never hitting we! f ry seo allh eal ; of Sherif Harburger's office walked in| yr, Stover ie,” said Mr, Adamson, e (iio tn the tace, ameothing every com- to the four Indictments grow. | 44 Presented a replevin for two seats! “ail he knows te that @ letter matled ane inens but never reducing @ rate so long Leena tut Mra Seales [for Wednesday night throughout thelin phitadeiphia last Tuesday was re- feaon purchased by Simon Marx for] cognised Wednesday by @ clerk in the For the # can be maintained without serious Aibaon had pleaded not guilty | $276. Without a word Mr. Anderson] park Commission at the Arsenai, So Thanksgiving Table by Dif elight reductions of rates! to the three indictments charging grand | delivered the seats while the crowd ‘as I know, that was the last com- We are showing a most complete assortment of iq in New York City, but] larceny and the one charging forgery | cheered, munication received from Mr. Stove ave been only nibbies around the| in the sccond degree, Judge Crain ap-| Presently the deputy sheriff returned, | «put those who know Mr. Stovi Lace Trimmed and Embroidered Linens for the dining-room. Zone areas have been altered, toll nted Louis Hy thin time with a replevin for four seats| nor worrying about his welfare. The Centerpieces—Of every good kind, including Special Sale POPULAR LACES Much Below Regular Prices Clearance of this season’s importation of Lightweight Laces comprising Shadow, Net-top, Oriental and Valenciennes Edges in desirable widths, suitable for trimming of blouses, gowns and fancy cut here and there, but all the m after th purchased by Jacques Kahn for 6308.) gisappearance was decidedly Stover- feyees at the company's command have These also wore delivered without pro- | oy they feel firmly convinced Been called into play time and again to ‘making: me text and then there was a break in the will reappear as suddenly as he | Malatain to the hichest possible level despite the eff ranks of subscribers, many of them | gropped out of sight.” contract ra Pe and the yd Of | extension of time. rushing for the sheriff's office to replevin a extra charge for messages betweon| Gibson, when brought Into court, asked | thelr seats ‘eroughs. Manhattan and Brooklyn, from Judge Crain com-| phelps sald that he had aued out a| _$260,000,000 vere’ U @marcely half a mile apart, are penalized 4 ho ald. writ of replevin for eight season tickets LONDON, Nov, 11.—The employers of ane of funda t ie then set Ge patra five con alt i tina the United Kingdom are forming a new Madeira embroidery, openwor embroidery work. ones ii Aer ad eee y pee oben reece AE VEnat tea fiat of teatehies in order io tees ee aad Satgonaee tealan aaork rerio 14 39 re ma Len ; wey Fe tea by s 6 teed fu ol ), 000, in 01 oO - sd f —!] i One rate for all of New York City in| 1/,' crutood from | he tickets without service of the writ.| tect themselves against, atrike moves point, at $1.50 to $125.00. Net Edges,—narrow widths...14c to 39c yd. @embested by the peepee company i friends that Mr. Hymes would be will-|Inatantly several lawyers In the throng | ments by the trades unions and other See cpvecttion than to any other | ing to defend him served notice on Mr, Anderson of in- (abor organtsations, Sideboard Scarfs and Serving Table Covers in @erberough transportation on the present = all the es soe beans with many that are the new subways, but o teleynone Yj usual, at $2.00 to 00. ~ mine tak & Hen VE ZWE GIVE al GREEN TRADING STAMPS, ASK FOR THEM? y R unusual, fwale. The Western Union Telexraph se i ey othe oes and oping: with scalloped vers telegrams anywhere | K ‘ and lace tri ges, n very large variety, at for! K ! ~ . Scalloped Dinner Cloths— Round, in a choice / mend. coll dicen sold Pais ree collection of beautiful new designs Beles throughout the city. Leter postage, . 72i in. diameter, $4.75, 5.50,6.25, 7.50upto11.50 _—_pellecsedl pene ged rere aligtd \ \ 81 6.50, 7.00,8.00, 8.50 “* 13.50 G@venter New York, In brief, all means so“ . 8.00, 8.50, 9.00, 10.00“ 18.00 @ intercommunication of ‘intellixence Napkins to match at $7.50 to $20.00 dozen. ‘Within the city is upon a one-price basis emaapting telephone service. Lace Dinner Cloths—Round and oblong, in RATES RAISED ON A DIVISION new designs. Round, 72 in., 81 in., 90 in., 108 in. OF THE CITY INTO ZONES, and 126 in. in diameter, from $27.50 to $350.00. Oblong, 244x214 to 214x5 yards, $85.00 to $375.00. ‘The rates as charged to-day by the \ 48 & Aivision of the city in \ Lace Napkins—To match, $35 to $75 doz. value 25c to S5c Shadow Edges,—narrow widths.25¢ to 45¢ yd. | value $5c to 75c Valenciennes Edges,—?2 to 4 inches wide......s. s+ value 20c to 48c, 10c to 25¢ yd. Shadow, Net-top and Oriental Lace Flounc- ings,—18 and 27 inches wide. | 2.65, 3.50, 4.75 and 5.95 yd. value 4.00 to 9.50 FEATHER NECKWEAR * | Marabout Capes,—Black or Natural. 5 strands.............0......-value 2.75, 1.95 9 strands... .-value 4.25, 2.75 Marabout and Ostrich Capes,—Black, Nat- ural, Black and White or Natural and White. values 3.75 and 4.50, 2.50 and 2.95 Marabout and Ostrich Stoles,—5 strands, 72 inches long. Black or Natural. value 4.75, 3.50 Muffs of Marabout or Marabout and Ostrich, value 6.50, 4.50 Another year has rolled around and the time for that ivational feast 1s here, Our store has !xen stocked with the choicest of holiday de! 4 we have made special reductions in order to’ -oduce the excel.ence of our products; also we offer special avat liberalities. Trade at your nearest A&P store and make the feast a real occasion for Thanksgiving. Mew York Telephone Company are base! being ba exchans ‘ e e Embroidering of Monograms and Initials—. Wer example, Zone No. includues Mun- This work should be ordered at an early date if Battery up to N delivery is desired by Christmas. areca local basia for subscribers; that ae 50) IH STAMPS FREE , James McCutcheon & Co., 5th Ave., 33d & 34th Sts. ‘rotten ae al [NUTS extra charge between Ma: Vound MAREN a J BAU! 84 ST. & SAVE. BRO Queens are divided very irregularly. Telephone rates within any one zone CMLL THANKSGIVING ot PAL Coupon, preseat it ot ise Harlem, but there is between Ibe ttan and Brooklyn, A subscriber @t the Battery can call up anywhere up Mixed Nuts j Oe ING w ae TEN, bot rene @ Bronx Park, ten miles in distance, and| RS $i i‘ N ESSE ey ce |ceaeos & 11150 STAMPS FREE| UMBRELLAS @ Pay station and obtain the same Large Brazils , , 20 N ET eo. sha: whats Selecied Pecans | | Abc Besides the Regular and Extra Stampe given on sales We Close Evenings at 6 o'clock. Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M For Men or Women Sicily Filberts, Ibe Hickory Nuts... 10¢ Pili Nuts 10 lenath of Manhattan Island in under- Ground conduits owned by the Empire City Subway DY, and also in w marine cables under the Harlem Riv It te Amportant to remember the Hark River. The telephone company does —— SEEDE D—— FANCY CLEANED conaider it a toll barrier like the East! River. Everything about telephoning un- | N RAISINS pkgs Cc URRA Ger the Harlem Hiver ix the name as tele ing under the East Hiver mauve that! ene ie & little wider than the other—not | te emoved half a mile wider, But for this | half mile of Kast River width| @ety telephone user in ew York is N tamed five cents extra. The subscriber ‘Whe talks tron one end of yn From Monday, Nov. 17 te Satusday, Nov. 22, 1913 N This Coupon not good after Saturday, November 22d VA ML ALT OOO LMAL LALA ALIS AMYALI LE Extra Fine Quality Silk Umbrellas with handles” of Staghorn, Natural and Carved Woods, with sterl- ing silver trimmings and etched or engraved sterling silver caps. values 4.50 and 5.00, 2.95 Taffeta Silk Umbrellas,—handles of Natural Wood, English Furze, Boxwood, Weichsel, Mission, . ete. values 3.00 and 3.50, 1.95 ‘Assorted Chocolates. 28¢ 329 . can 10¢] AGP Poultry Lol due ahs me. es Sage abe. . ph 3 N N N N N N N N ; Long Time Credit To Everyone On Easiest Payment Plan AIL LLNL SAMI OOOO Vroulie wa Fi pastel A wc! None Such Prunes, 00-100 5 be TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENTS * Set’ "5: ORANGES ©. 25q[81TN0N » 20q CANDY SEP® 10c Chifloners ure lanes tain’ Ce EeFta aorueyacaves {|| FIGS | PEELS |FiMPKIN = 10c] DATES [RAISINS Bho Kast River is five-viga' Figs are. each S8c Pease Foal i" the Wike between the Brovkiyn Figs in baskets 20¢ emon Pee! « Toilet Articles of superior quality. Choice - assortment of styles. Hair Brushes,—extra quality.....2.25 to 6.00 Mirrors,—ring or straight handles.2.00 to 6.78 with large French bevelled plate Mirror and Scroll. Standard Dresser is 48 inches wide, Chiffonter 36 Hallewi Dates ph 10c}° Pitted Dates . pk 1 eal he brideee mcrae i are pee iid ae rier inches wide. Cloth Brushes..........00..:+% ‘ne to 3.25 : = (As illustrated) ilitary Brushes..........pai A to 9, Searrrecat tae orcrsnouce: ||| 10 STAMPS FREE |100 Slamps.cvct Baking Powder 50¢ Vee $8 a hoe oll Rn BBC tae Puff Boxes and Hair Receivers.... 85¢ to 4.25 Nail Buffers with tray........... 5O0c to 1.75 Nail Files, Shoe Hooks and Cuticle Knives, iy by ite surtaa of tive cents « fe carried acrom the river makes that five-cixntis of a inile eeetingiy profitable short haul, « WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES 25 Stamps tone A&P Extracts . 25¢ 20 Stamps :i.: Colgate’s Soap. 25¢ bean S&H Core sarap 10¢ the most remunierative plece ot with I bottle A &P hOOMS @mp|\_iooM 25c to 786 FS cre orcs man 10 Stamps iereesieranire Sauce. 15¢ Gonrialy $75 A Sena Shoe Homs.....6.sssssecesse01 BBC to 1:75 tabephone bacri ind public pod ‘ Combs,—for men or women...... 25¢ to 1.00 ClOKE vcr vcccescoreers -, 85c to 6.50 ; "ha - tC) 7. Engraving in colors, or gold taleidy Stan ahatliion és thle. dees: NB cD ELEY comeining We Pay Freight | ctspir‘tarus 4 Seer | The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. )) 22, 22 tains rE ; oe ie 500 STOR! . S. A GREEN yv"t ey 7 Y RADI NG ik heh eerenee