The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1913, Page 5

AD ASSENBLYMEN a INCINFERENGETO HT THE BOSSE H GOES Progressives and Independent Democrats Adopt a Pro- gramme for the Session. \® i As the “conference” seems to be the Popitlar way Just now of “responding to the will of the people,” the Progressive, Independent Demorratic and anti-Barnes! @ ) i Republican Assembiymen, numvering | about forty and enting all sections of the State, met to-day in the Bree- | Vort Hotel and conferred as to wave and means of keeping their identity in & new Republican Assembly. Two reports were read. One, written by Assembiymah Michael G. Schaap of the Thirtyatirst District, urged radical revision of the Assembly ruies—the pro- poeal being much akin to that adopted by the Republican “conference diay. One member wad the confay to- one day too late. Crane read @ report on the Despite the fact that it is pretty well admitted that Clinton 1 Horton of Buffalo will get the Speaker's place, these Bull Moose enthusiasts sent a long list of questions to all the other candidates, including Assemblymen ‘Tin: man, Sullivan, Phillips, Knight, Sweet and McDonald. The views of there candidates were tatuiated by Mr. Crane t and subinitted to the conference. On the whole the programme of the mixed assortment of Assemblymen was singularly like that accepted by the Re- pudlican conference yesterday. The one new reform added to-day was that the largest measure of home rule pos- sible be delegated to cities and towne of the State. ee ah Blew Up on Stove, on of a bottle of varnish In process of heating in a gas stove In the cabinet it Joseph P.! Miler of No. 312 Morty-second street this afternoon 1 painful ine Juries to Mr. Miller aud to his hel Frank @tokes of No, 20 Hast Fort sixth street. The plate glass front of the store was blown out he Fire Department and the reserves were summoned. Mr. Miller was badly burned | about the head and Stokes was cut by xlass, Both were cared for at Flower Hospital, | eee See Hank Reserve 87,045, | + The siatement of the actual condition ; SOOOOQOCOLGOOS of Clearing-House tanks and trust com- panics for the week shows that they hold | 665,100 reserve in excess of legal re- Thia is an increase of $8,. last week. DESCRIPTION. All fashions these days are designed to give that insouclant effect, so that| We find not only low draped girdle and | negligee effects, but, more effective than all, an upward sloping line which pre- Perfect biscuit lan in skirt, tunic and trimmings. perfectly enue slouch” {8 inevitable, for the produced hips seem to be thrown forward, | whether they are or not, As for walsts, the “size too big" look is indispensable for the smart appearance of the gown of to-day. Stout women continue to protest against this fashion; but can At be possible that they prefer the tight Eternal vigilance is exercised by National Biscuit Company in the se- { lection of the ingre- - dients that enter into its products. fitting clothes of a few years ago, when stout women seemed to be poured into their clothes? For those who study | their figures, it seems to me the soft | drapery of to-day, artfully done, Js @ much more effective way of concealing one's overproportionate curv It {s fashion’s ‘edict of simplicity which must be adhered to that has caused the severe elegance of previous years to give place to richness of ma- serial and trimming, but sinartness with aimplicity are not always easy things to attain, In the design I am showing, velvet brocade with touches of gold forma a delightful trimming, giving special achet in the form of simulated pock- | ets on the skirt, These drop from a suggested yoke, which tm defined by a ording merely applied in an upward sloping Ine from the back, and the ful- | news gathered evenly into it to sult the | signess of the hips around. A chte Uttle upward turning ruftie of the material further emphasizes the | yoke effect and adds daintily to the| piainness of the cord, Similar ones. | with a cording to hold them, trim the | top edges of the deep cuffa, while the | drop-shoulder lines of the waist have | richness of the brocade material to ne them, In the form of straight bunds, attached on one edge only, The heck of the waist cut to « shallow, | }round Duteh, ts gathered a bit into 4 band of fur the xume as tuat at the wrists, While a wider band edgex tie | bottom of the ekirt. The wide girdle of National Biscuit Company products are perfectly pro- tected by being packed in attractive } mall tins, in pack- ageswiththefamous In-er-seal Trade Mark or in the famile iar glass-front cans, Wherever biscuit Buy biscuit ‘ baked by ~ NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY sriciect'd ane Always took for that name, MY sve tour Yards of Reavy rose pink are sold, there you 2 ae brocade is a MtUng completion for taix will find the per gown, which may be of broadeluth in a fect biscuit of the {Hghtwelght quality, French sorge, x & Ps | te silk or other of the season's me. National Biscuit jiu welght materials, Browns fur on ja rich green material, with the trim- Company. Each | in pieces and girdie of dark green A | velvet brocaded in gold and old rose, variety, whether woul ve a detiwittur color combine Also dark blu with brown fur known as crackers Uriental colorings In the trimining | or cookies, wafers os, Would be quite ae pretty | pal Sey or snaps, cakes or ANSWERS TO QUERIES. jumbles, is the best |, a . > As owe Vashion Editor of its kind. Late lust spring L made a tight blue }ailk poplin dress for myself. The skirt | ‘iy 4 perfectly plain two-piece model, | atid as it look# rather old style wily would like your advice as to how tu Mprove it 1 have no more of the aterial, The waist is rather plain, with a pointed collar and trimmed with jruching. Am medium heignt, dark \ haired and twenty-seven years of age. MRS. A, A. I would suggest that you match | | the color of your material in chif- fom cloth, am@ make of it a short tunio gathered from the belt. Fi: toh it with marrow brown fur Making Dresses at Home From Original Designs By The Evening World's Expert, MLLE. LODBWICK. POGBODODHGHODHOOHDIOOOSHGOHOG: Ha Nharp probably will ve avle to leave 2%) ne: itd jthe hospital In a day or two. Smoke oe a. GOVERNOR URGED TO IGN NEW LAW TO CURB AUTOSTS Amendment Revoking Licenses for Speed Violations Before Him. — | | The advocates of the Callan law amendment to enforce the suspension and revocation of the licenses of ohauf- | | | | POOHOHHO® | who disobey speed ordinances or have! | been proved to be reckless or inwoxi- | cited wre writing letters to Gor. Glynn jat Albany urging him (o sign the new bill which has just passed the Legisia- ture. | Gov. Sulner refuses to sign the bill and eepecially taxicab companies. new laws makes the New York etat- | @ conviction for speeding automatically euapedns or revokes the driver's licen | State Mitchell May shows that out of fifty-four automobile drivers convicted of intoxication in this @tate in the last | deen deprived of their licenses by direc- tion of the trial ‘Judge—and action in these twelve cai was taken only af- j ter Investigation and a specific re- quest atarted by the Be ¢. ‘Phe records of the o! that twenty counties of this Mate re- fused to make any return at all of con- victions and fines colleated under the Callan law. In contrast Mr. May pointa out that in Massachusetts in eleven month ending Oct. 9, this year, @ Mcerses were suspended and 14 were revoked. " “The problem of automobile acci- * declared Mr. May In an inter- . "has not received proper attention in this State. “The situation Decoine especially oritical of late, celdents increa rapidly ‘that the mont distressing fail reckless driving involving @ violation of both the rules of the road as well as | tat summer. Greet opposition to it had) Mented upon, an it seemed to reftect been shown by atttomobile tntereats,| scarcity of stock rather than opera- The| tions for an advance. utes conform to those which have been | jevel that prevailed at the close on Fri- adopted in other States under which] aay, Total 115,828 shares. Opening wan quiet. with irreguia “|changes, mostly gains, Union Pavific Data at the office of Becretary of] openeq 1-4 higher at 1521-2 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1 WALLSTREET, Vie 9 Stocks Based on id Present Selling Prices. | Y Rate a. |) Amalgamated Copper... 848 American Car & Foundry pf. 6.28 || American Can sveee & American Smelters com American Smeiters pf. American Tel. & Tel... Canadian Pacific Connolidated Gan Great Northern pf... Lehigh Aa vey New York Cent Northern Pacif Pennaylvania Railroad Reading .... Southern Pacific Union Pacific... U.S. Steet VU. 8, Steel pr ee ee er smenasen RUSLEELSLS Market Closing—In the last part of the seasion American Tel. & Tel. aold [of on unfavoradie testimony etven in| ular quarterly dividend the suit nat the company. Strenath| of Union Pacific was favorably com- Prices eased off and closed near the Reading lower at 1621-2 and Steel 1-8 off at 667-8, Interborough-Metropolitan preferred, the strongent feature at Friday's close, 913. ITEMS FOR INVESTORS eral Chemtcat Company quarter dividend of 18-4 per cent, payable Jan 2 to atock of record Dee, 22. The Executive Committee of the New Haven road calls meeting of the board for Dec. 10 to act on the dividend question which was left entirely to the board without recommendation. Karn Inge report Monday | = | American Car and Foundey Company | quarterly dividend of 1 34 per cent. on | the preferred stock and 1-2 per cent common=-soth payable Jan 1 to stock of record Dee it § director of the American Meet | Sugar Company save gh the | Profita have wuffered thle year aw the | Peault of unfavoran n of ugar | market, We expect tred div si end to be earned about twlee over. While tie output will probably be the | targest in the h of the company ow that there has a margin above costs fot been much o Petroleum Company, rem of 12-4 per cant Caitorn On preferred atock, payable Jan. 2 to stock of record Dec. 15. | Continental Can Company, remulnr monthly dividend of 13-1 per cent. on Preferred stock, paymbie Jan | to stock | of record Dec,» Standard Cordage Company adjuc- Ment mortgage bondholders committee * that on Monday an initial payment of cent will be made on certificates f deposit for above bond at Equitable Trust Company, N. ¥ Old Dominion Company of Maine, rem ular atterly dividend of $1.25 per share, payable Jan, 6 to atock of record opened st 60 1-2, off 2-8, and lost 1-4 More on the next few rales, but Jater advanced with most ixaues when a rally started, led by Steel and Amal- Ramated Copper, both of which ad- vanced 5-8 on active trading. Attendance was light in commission hougen and room traders were not in- clined to do much, In frat half tour market wan active and atrong. The dealings in Steel were particularly lerge, which wan in demand by shorts es well as by people who are not looking to immediate conditions of affairs in the trade & reason for operations in the atock, but who be- Neve that with the opening of apring there will be pronounced revival of business activity. Toward end of first hour market sold off.sharply on rumors of unfavor- le bank atatement to be published after close of market. New Haven led the reaction on the bellef that while the reduction of the dividend is dtacounted, the detailed statement of results for the first four months of fiscal year thone of common nense, while motorists are, commonly agauming deapera ch when driving at a high rate epee] past crosswaye or a ourv DVOOSWOOS over a: wet pavement. bridge or even when passing a schoolhouse.” Mr. May sad that’the solution of thie problem as well an the -basis of | driving Jes In the requirement calli | for. an examination I operators, both owners and dri’ motre for an evening gown end ask your advice for a becoming style, Am thirty yeara of age, weigh 145 pounds 4nd am 5 feet 4 inches tall. My hips are rather prominent, #o I cannot wear the flare tunica well, do you think? I have auburn hair, and rosy eomplex-| .“‘If a locomotive engineer,” he added, lon MRS. 8. T. T. | “whore path of travel |e confined to the If w fare tanie hung from @ tracks, should happen to be any one but raised belt Lime, it would really a skilled peraon, what ashow! of protest conceal your large hips. However, | wouki naturally arise! And yet many the gown does not require a fave | more dangers lie in the unrestricted tunic, and the skirt could be made [right of way of the motor vehicle to arape up ot the knee line om the | driver.” | cide front, with o crystal beaded —_—~_——_. faseel to hold tt ta the bask |” RECTOR’S NAME HIS OWN. ee eee serra antes whios | The 1810 Broadway Corporation cannot could drop & two and a half feet | Prevent George Rector, Inc., from using ruffle of silver lece. This will jeither his name or the legend, “Thel®: partly conceal the curves of the | World-Famous Rector’ according to Ripe. Giver lace banding ever ® [4 decision handed down to-day in the era ‘Ret foundation could phon Supreme Court by Justice Ford, who re- Painestonse outing the sect,/end | Groeaway Corporation to prevent Kec- tor’ from opening @ restaurant in his own name. CAT SETS COFFIN AFIRE AND MOURNER IS BURNED Funeral Postponed Till Sister-in- Law of Dead Man Can operates the Hotel Claridge, made claim that it had bought from the receiver in bankruptcy the good will of the hotel, formerly owned by Rector's father, and with It the sole rigut to ¢ je of the name. ¥ CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKE Leave Hospital. Piitay'e WHEAT, Close. 5 bet (rg Low. Chee, Cl A coffin surrounded by lighted candles, | 88% Fry Ta Tar at. an agile and inquisitive cat and the ef-| gst m8, shes Be forts of the sister-in-law of the dead to put out @ fire were all parts of @ ar-tragedy to-day, Miss Florence Sharp of No. 631 Weat Forty-fourth street had watched all at night beside the body of her broth. ss Oe Wheat was barely steady movement of spring wheat. Corn w. wtendy with considerable short cove ing in December delivery at Chicago on larger er-in-law, John Schumpf, widow based on the wet who Aled last Thursday, This morning] ings @ larger on the small upturn whe had stepped into a rear room of|in prices. Stumpf's apartment at No, 60 West Forty-sixth street when she heard the crash of something falling, She ran into the room in time to aee Stumpf's black cat Jump down from the coffin, where it had overturned several lNghted Wheat prices eag: morning, although A off durtag the many commission on the lint. ‘There ta not much apec- ulative buying. ‘orn turned rather heavy. derstood that leading Wester are utilizing advances for a Jt is une ‘The trappings of the coffin took fire nstantiy, and .lse Sharp was burned | of profits. about the face and hands trying to put} Wheat closed unchangel ty» 1-4 out the blaze. Neighbors quenched the | lower. flames, The coffin was badly burned,| Corn was 1-6 to 1-2 below yoxter- and M.s8 Sharp was sent to Polyclinte | day's clone. Hospital ————————— Schumpf's funeral was to have been NEW YORK COTTON MARKET torday, but It Was postpotied, ax Miss | Fridays iat from the blaze suffocated w pet canary | 1 and the cat whieh caused {12.4% fed in fright and didn't, Cotton prices were #teady, evening up in advance of Monday's ginning report, he mat the only trade feature, che and Bride tall, Dry goods advices indicate good cur. Henry Oelriche and his rhe, nee Peat Dusiness, but forward ordera are Mims Esther Moreland, were passengers | S10We Tt ts belleved that @ leading ring je morning on the North Germ, perator liquidated consideranle line of Lloyd steamer Berlin, wile walled for | tong cotton yesterday Mediterranean. ports. to-day. Soviere | Price chatwea were nurow and the was at the Hovoken pler in force (a, Sint advance was lost towards the bit the young couple godapeed. The! ©! The final prices were close to latter's cabin was filled with flowers | last night's ¢! and the deck was covered with rice, Mr, at Oelrichs's father was a big owner in the North German Ltoya., The bride- uroom said that he and his bride woura| Pedersen of Dec. he lowe senooner Blvira an4 Olaf Swenson, a seaman with the here |Stefansson expeditiva. arrived overland from the Arclic Ocean to and reported tht explore Mingweil of ¢ Gerard, wite of the Ame: sador, wat received by ine we Valase ve-day. The 1510 Broadway Corporation, which| ! houses have accepted a bullish stand | would make decidedly unfavorable ap- pearance, American Can common ri covered anil showed considerable atrength. A large @hort interest still remains uncovered in this stock. ant ot a aed Ee tee ret we ‘e " a3 HAIR DISAPPEARS—25 CENT DANDERINE ’ fluffy, lustrous and beautiful. ‘Try as you will, after an application of Dandering, you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or falling hi ind will not itch, but what will ple moat, will be after afew weeks you see new hair, —yes—but really new hair over the scalp A little Danderine immediately dou- J ales the beauty of sour hair, | No difte growing all "Tat 162 1-1 STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF Save your hair! Make it soft, ” ec. 18 | Brown Shoe Company, first dividend| on common stock of 1 per cent. and 1 a4 per cent on preferred, both payable! Fab. 1 to atock of record Jan, 24 | ——_ CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE. | Irregulavity marked the 3 o'clock opening on the Conokdated Stock change to-day, but the market soon Strengthened under a good volume of dealings. Ita action was conatrued very | favorably hy the trading element, which | wan again disposed to adopt the bullish The bulls pointed out that there had been excellent absorptive power din- Played on every reaction of Inte, In the face of reporte regarding further retreat in genaral trade conditions, atock market prices had risen, ignoring the adverse factors. In mont canen the 9.9 o'clock pricen were the lowest tn the early di This was true of United Stat jeading, Amnerican Can, southern Pacific and Amalgamated Copper, Steel changed handa on the call at (634, which compared with « later New York Stock Exchange low of (67-8, Union Pacific on the call sold against « low on the other Heading at 162 3-8, and Can at 46-8, against cath board of against 1621 8 3-4 On the advance after the call Union Pacific touched a high price of 1831 Steel, however, did not get above ) Amainet 575-8; Reading above 1631-4, against 1 and Can above 273-4, against 7-8, New Haven early sold New York Stoe! 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