The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1913, Page 1

) | TWO YOUNG WOMEN VANISH FROM STREETS 9900000000000 0000 00 Crowd of Shoppers See Cars Crash on Sixth Avenue EDITION orld, Pomel WRATHER-—Fatr ¢ S | “Circulation Books Open to All.” | 18 PAGES “ Circulation Books Open to All.” | iret and Teesday; cold. NEW YORK, MONDAY DECEMBER 8, 1913. PRICE ONE CENT. CARS CRASH AT CROSSING NINE PASSENGERS INJURED, IN SKTH AVE. SMASHLP ‘Each Motorman Thought te| SX DEAD, TWO HURT, IN POWDER EXPLOSION » Other Was Going to Stop | Southern New Jersey Shaken by and Put on Speed. | NE CAR IS DERAILEL.| Destruction of Mixing House of | Declires He Favors a House} | Repauno Chemical Company. Committee WILMINGTON, Del, | men were killed and two by an explosion tn welat house of the Repauno Chemical | pany at Givbstown, N. J. The d Jelude Harry Horner, foreman; Howard | Clark and Herbert Mullen, all of Pauls- PRICE ONE CENT. 10,000 POLICE SEEK TWO VANISHED GIRLS, BUT FIND NO TRACE Mayor Orders General Police Alarm for Daughter of Friend, WhoStrange- ly Disappeared From Flatbush Home Last Thursday. © CASE IN MANY WAYS Covsriaht. 1913, by The Presa Publishing Co. (The New York World), NO MESSAGE ON ‘VOTES FOR WOMEN, : WILSON ANSWER P. | Women Who Mysteriously Disappeared; _ Cases in | Young | Ways Like Dorothy Arn Many old’s, CTRTANee cE 4 BI Dib eeeoe te > : $ 1 resident Refuses to Commi Himself on Question to Quizzing Suffragists. BUT GIVES SOME HOPE = for Consid- Crowd Surrounding Accident So Dense as to Hinder Res- cuing Injured. Deo eration of Suffrage. WASHING | detegation ?TON, Dee. 8.—Facing American suffragists, | President Wilson this afternoon refused | boro, N. J. nd @ special message to C | 'S. X exGtnboundleidtn abana sittane! Maven fnndred pounds of pawaar |<? “me ® FPmclel messene (9 Congres LIKE DOROTHY ARNOLD’ ear and @ westbound Twenty-third | blew up from a e that will nover |UFSins votes for women, He also de-| © = ' street car halted in front of the erose.|D¢ Known. The one-story corrugated | lined to incorporate such a suggestion | : ; | at ‘ ii "1 his regula ) And, | * iieiies (belive! siresta (quout 1a | rou te miionitne reece Wer pe 1in one of Nie tegiian, eames (AR Manhattan Girl Went to the Movies he} @ could not recommend that the ing mixed was completely wrecked intii Congress itself asks him to, o'clock to-day and then both started /shock of the explosion was felt in many | si Last Wednesday, and Nothing forward at once. Apparently the parts of southern New Jersey. fe ime of Representatives appoint a motorman on each car thougnt the| The Repauno Chemical Campane ts) goeciat comimittee to investigate tie H B F H other intended giving him the right of Subsidiary Of the Du Pont Towler) ciestion of suffrage, such as now ex as een Heard rom er. way, for neither halted, andghe Twen- | COMMANnY: {ists in the Senate. , — oe ty-third street car, moving swiftly, stetseemae cae 2 WILSON, MINUS OVERCOAT However, the President gave some | S96:986:84 Hobbs so oreo SePEE SESS Fur URORS CHOSEN Although a general police algrm has been sent out for two yousg women who have mysteriously vanished on the streets of Greater New ‘ | Yored a House committee to pass om! y hard that the suffrage matters. On this paint he vane : wane areed bscod areal pene TAKES STREET STROLL! starea Mist a\coubee\/er' Gas me EIGHT | York, an¢ although Mayor Kline himself has taken @ personal interest ta ad tiene Menage eee him and asked | the search, the police admitted to-day they had no trace of elther Miss Committee had g to what he thougit about the suggestion . 7 ' peciAi. aesasa’ \ Despite Recent Cold President, Sas tee erage s Short Tour—Is Conspicu- | 4ene, for the consideration of woman's | suffrage, and he had told him that he/| | thought it was @ proper thing to d car were sr shed, while the Sixth ave- fue car was thrown from the track @nd flung against am elevated pillar, which was all that kept it from over- turning, while its side was staved in. Both cars were heavily laden and pas- Jei fe Evelyn McCann of Flatbush or Miss Isabella Moulton of the Bronx. Miss McCann, a pretty, young soclar worker, daughter of Robert C McCann, salesman for thirty years for the firm of Austin, Nichols & Ca, wholesale grocers, disappeared from her home, No. 438 East Twenty-@rst street, Flatbush, last Thursday. aH PPPSIE SDDS & TOTRV HANS SCHMIDT FOR MURDER OF IRL bebe ee denee 66-0 OOo ous in Winter Throng. SAGA PDO@OEDLDD1-0-86 HHED& bengers were flung into heaps on the aon While taking » non-committal stand | — —— — ‘ @oors, where broken glass showered WASHINGTON be Pre "lia ge 1, President Wilson was s0/ lias Moulton, sixteen-year-old daugh- over them. There was a. instant panic n went on a sight-seeing tour of) qipiomatic in handling the it ae | ie of Mra. Isabella Moulton of No, 530 fend when, half an hour later, the last the Capitol this afternoon—Just Ike an ascion that some of the women left him Tal aailia Eyamined Have ; | West One Hundred and Fiftty-second Jured had been carried into citizer He walked down) gattgnea that if he ever gets the pol adesinen =X at eu ave) | street, left home Wednesday. The young -Hegeman drug store on the avenue from the Whitel dorsussey he will aid their cause. . : 7 | | Woman was inordin ° Aine panied only by Dr. | ; | early ed F | | ordinately fond of movii eerner and attended there by three am panied only by De. Mae Padua tata Gc Nearly All Formed Fixed ! | Picture shows and the police are pated "bulance surgeons, It was found that Jimmy" Sloan. chief § |the fact that his private eee . | * 4 | ing on the theory thet eb gine persons had been injured vadly operative, glanced around] aoe govern bis actions. Ai Opinion in the Case. | fe may possibly 16 of them probably dangerously fy the Carte) Patldineg A aLAt Gulp ghee or 4 pve been seized in one of these places N-AND GIRL ARE DANGER: |!0vke! at ie tower and ganic questions as had been pai bi | | AND BREAKS HIS LFG by ‘white slavery, thoweh it te samtted OIE BORA. Me | 5 @ shite - | no basis for sucl § OUSLY HURT. jcupled his office for a short time r. 1. | HPOR by B mationas one tentien ore 9685) The trial of Hans Schmidt, the cone | tiny Aebicne ou z é belle! ‘The worst injured Atal ly mwentieth | "8 He EE cog i ayy tives Of! reseed murderer of Anna Aumuclier } PRA E RS re 2 wenty-three Ballentine, Mrs. David, Twentie! Beast moet Gola ARG EHO ie party subject to his action. he wascacting «ace priest In 8: eaten commend _~>- ears old, had been under the care of eet and Seventh avenue, Whitestone:| ihe today. the President did not{OR) ANNA SHAW SPEAKS FOR|"T? ie was acting a a priest in Set = handling of the baggage of Mr. Mitchel, physicians for a month past, the poles t arm sprained; treated and Went) one an avercont THE SUFFRAGISTS. eee in ctvents Moen nirel ant Customs Men Courteous 0] nis wite and the others who travelled | Rev, Henry L, Meyers Is Swept | !arne? this afternoon, me. a tee in aves|_ The President remained in his oftice| The conference in the Executive omega) TRAN MSN sireehy bein i oh ts . p ; with him on the tropical cruise. : id She had heen extremely nervous—im Fitcks..2, Max, No, 285 Deals av@-! ac the Capitol only: a few minutes and] Was picturesque, Every State and ter-| General Sessions before Judse Warren] Him, but He Insisted On ; “If by expedition you mean that any: | Off Fe wav itself an ularming symptom, @ince @he ; ted hip and in " , eet a ‘oadwa @ue, Brooklyn; finiocale if ne ah {did not confer with any Congressmen, | titorial organization represe W. Foster, thing Is to be overlooked,” sald Mr | : had been an athletic, strong girl of wn- fernal injurie: y crushed; may Me.) He departed down Pennsylvania avenue Nal suffrage movement -) Schmidt was haled to the bar and T =yaminatior Binkcher! i wane wana’ Cor it, Because | Usually cheerful diesposition—and for a Gore, Miss Barbara, No. 423 Giana” wand ihe White House, his light gray |eKate present, They mareled to the! seated himself in chair In the corne: Thorough Examination. { have been ¢ r of the Port and Corner. , past she had been given to wame- nue, Brooklyn, hip dislocated, Prova iit anit te hat making him con-| White House in the teeth of a bitter|of the enclosure directly in front of ——_ |nave teen elected Mayar of New York | 4 [countable crying spells, usually in the internal inurl . ; 8 in the ovyercoated throng on the | wind, fully d wined that at last a) the hene Ie was arraigned for parse A fo reason why 1 should be treated morning, He father and mother had at- Kopeck, John, 739 Fare avon Chiet Baeou at the nation would be| murder in the firat degre BIG DINNERS FOR HIM idireenes trom any other traveller, E] The Rey. Henry I, Meyers, alghty-| tributed her condition to overstudy. Klyn, body crushed ; condition crit) ————— forced into the open either for or| ‘The Jurors selected up to the time Hwant my baggage exatninod thoroughly [ix years old, of No, 06 Weat Oue Hun-| Detectives Brierton and States, ae * | YRE: against vital quest for which of adjournment were | Janda it eis uny daty to pay f wantldred and y-first street, ret | *igned to make a search for the girl MeCreve, Policeman Arthur, of the SAYRES Go SIGHT SEEING. they were fi William Ottinger of No, 22 West seve | aay es WEEN eater pissed ae hy direction of Mayor Klin 1 Past Twenty-second street station, £°°/ White House ae) Sew Geaom|) mrealuene Wi hem atand- | eMty-iifth street, lumber merchant. \Won't Tell Before Dec. 31 | DINNERS TO KEEP HIM @uey| minister: Was Blown over by the S8-| trend of sar, 26 ands badly cut. ing Iu front of tus big desk, tis face| Marcus H. Batley of No, wl West | tremely strong wind to-day at Seventy-| case in many r Gad bi i mireat Make Tour of Lon: id One Hundred and Twenty-fifth y , i H EVERY NIGHT. McKeown, Mre. Kate, Sixth atre eel a was drawn hagmard from the ef- |e, thin! street, | Whom He'll Appoint—Giv- | ane bagcage was examined clear {third atreet and Broadway and suffered a| Unfortunate Dorothy Arnold, whe T Fighth avenue, Whitestone; face] LONDON, Dec. &—Francia Bowes! fects of uu recent illness, but he ahovk . Pa sh ht - walked away from her home and was | bao 4 and went home. Sayre and his wife, who was Miss Jess: i i i Paul 1. Motteley of No. 11 West . y Partnershi jtirough, but the Mayor-elect was | fracture of the left lag, He was taken | 1A 0M ANY 5 rene on. F. No, 4061 Bradone| Woodrow Wilson, spent their firet day |oands Watmnly with Dr Ania Howard /phirty-seventh street, clerk, was ing Up Law Partnership, | tound to be within the reguiations aa to|to the Polyciinte Hospital by Dr. Law| "aver heard of again. svco rong Teland City; internally burt/in London making a siglitsceing trip| ctunvn, aad Mrs, Meant Seto eae" flected an third Juror after twenty-two dutiable wods Ho went from the pler | Barre vole elorabie wident ene we gee d scalp cut; to Bellevue. around the city eiian of tha special committee. "The jtolsanien ad hewn, call = be, om n Riverside Drive in an) ne clergyman had just loft theliieve, (fhe has not gone with the young Vexetti, Bernard, conductor of Twen-| Mr. sre tovmorrow acvompanies | women gathered in a half circle about| On” Urivich of No. im Mayot-slect Folin Purroy: MICHEL Fen (aie titetal tagalog toleet down tel ormncn of the United States Mortrage | we can at least tell them where , third atreet car; thrown through] Walter H. Page, the American Am-| the cuuct Lxecutive ard he emiled se (eithue S## accepted ax turned today on the United Meals Ree ee cigcest jou na. hia een ng |and ‘Trust Company after drawing a ano im hiding, Tt te the last : nd w ", to Cambridge Univers > Laelia dh Hed 118 | suror, . sta at Joo hi on hand=the qrindshield and cut; treated and went) bansador, to Cambridye University 0] wotcome 0. thn , wigm| tetas te Das + Tenadores from his trip to the tepies | amination of the appitcations for of- [#4 Of inoney. AB he reached the I theories the police Rave Sale Wels er, Mrn, Kate, No. 140 Eleventh} at Trinity College. “SV e knew personally A all were in| pwenty-se iarith Sete at rently donmtayee ini neal) Nie full Of! cen. norrow. There any other |ner the wind struck him and n berg “ins ot be ve xe ner, Mra. Kate, No. mae ——<>—__— Shaw, addressing Presi ie Seas vigor for tne big task awaiting matters demanding his attention which | him over. He wag carried into. th ny baht Whitestone; face cut; treated 4 Aerie ni a ‘ hj he © suffered from aphasia and another Sra went hom STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY, | ‘''*°",* en iter C. Weman of No. 4 woa|H® eald he had enioved his trip iui-| will Keop him suite busy unl Jan | tragt company office unt the, ambu. rit, wmerel, fom! aphaale, an ‘The noise of the crashing care brought 9 o Rave, made: bacditid haa rth street: real as moneely P nnera alone have noah Ate nwed for | ance arrived DISCREDIT THEORY OF A POI- ecowds running from all directions, | woordam, Motterdam,. WIM cree vested” snurtaccate Mt; Weymour, retired <obac T haven't thought of public aftaire or | hi that iil nl ainingt: avery | —_——— MONE CTIRCSIE Automobiles sped ie Lv sean I ene re Kingston cae uM. We have so. str 0 Eksenide rite appointments during my absence,” he | of ity term f Koes to Wash SIX-DAY RACE SCORE. | ‘The idea that the girl had fallen » @eventh avenue and Broadway ‘Mian i. Led 100 #, has been buried ‘ Ene Be ee ee Jeclared, “In that respect things are | ington iW Robert Adaanaon, Mayor | = _ | prey to the drug using agents of a white @hrong of surrey DarRent who pr Prins Friedrich Wilhelm, ieee, | tees of the Senate and the House.’ ’ oe Peeled Louts aud San] just aw they w nT sailed from | Rant ita ay ghana # dinner | 1S O'CLOCK —17TH HOUR. save Dand la not credited, however, by @round the wrecked cars was 80 i +| Dr, Shaw reviewed the suffrage move-| tp to lb oreine ; this dock a days after election | Th Heat i + Miles, Zaps, | “!'* #iri's father or her brother, Robert @at the uninjured of the passengers | Minnehaha, Hondom. 0-000. 6 FM) ment, insisting that Congress had do- an Heatiah Ae nine oes, tala: will not anuounce an appointment until | whether ! bblian bis haat: . 3935 | McCann Jr, who Visited Police Head- i ‘were prevented from aiding those still tit women the rights of equal repre-|been peremptorliy chalienged by M4) after Dec. ML My secretary, Mr. Cruger, | quart nt in hin law office| Werrt ana Brocco | 383 «5_—«| Wuarters this morning and examined the } caught in the wreckage, This Is the Greatest sentation and to a voice tn the maxing|defense and three by the State ix | nforma me that there are many appli- | at No. or at hin home, | wpetom and Perohicot....... 983 6 | Phvtoxraphs of the unidentified dead in | ‘A traffic policeman is on duty at the $ the were accepted. Nearly all of those ex-| cations for cach office to be filed. He intends (o sever his law partnerahip . 983° «5 | Me bureau there, They aay the girl corner except between the hours of Bu in S Dr. el briefly thei |cused and challenged deoiared, in mo: “These have all been catalogued, and ‘emt of the year and clean 983 5 |never visited moving ploture hows noon and 1 P, M. Between these hours, ying season appeal to the Jont to assist. tha|Ol 1€8® positive terms, that. they nol the than carefully @lth c& law huslness in order to de- | where euch an atuack might be made times of the day, th: Jsuffrage movement eith an opinion Which would be ' vote hin attention exclusively to the ZeWrence and Magin......, 989° > me of the busiest times c A } ae Movement either by sending e hard , ruining the fitness of the Malet on her and was quite competent to ca: man |n permitted to go to lunch. Police | of the Year speciu! messag. « includ. | MARES , ]Sustesiot the Mayoralty | EGR BINED BF raolf, Neither do they believe that { i ty : | } ‘eas, Dy includs —_— Sa ET aes Fogler and Goullet + 383 5 beeen ca si man Mater of the West Seventesnth |! 1 is ones greatest chance to sell, ||)" ene ti nN any se TED NO FAVORS FROM THe | slo has taken her Hfe, She had no dev. . % | si sell, sonora fe] ° OM THE Mill ana Ryan 93 5 e ; Sock ee een ih ‘pont || ike marbles in the springtime— Neues tA tld KISSES ENDED THIS DUEL CUSTOMS MEN, | NEW POLICE CAPTAIN. Mansen w 4 Anderso! ose «6 | Ser ond) very pe bees page ol te | ck o i 4 | aiociel Gan . / . sas home-loving and rarely in her Ii ' fn @ call which brought the reserves of || Houses, Lots, Farms, Plots, fattee a ted to \ialian Deputies Embrace adores Bas He A! QUATANT OS Commissioncr Promotes Richard Cafmen nd Cameron..... 383 5 i way from home after 11 P. oe j fas station and of the West Thirtietn|] Shops, Stores, Markets, Hotels, Sar niawa ad nie . te he Port Dudley Pielg Walthour and Colll sae 8 That she has had & nervous break- treet station. He called th am-! Restaurant Dinners, fi i tadiee, At - ne Is Cat in 2t-Round Na RCo c a a | Corry and Bedell - 383 3 ‘own which may perhaps have robbed Bulance- also from the New York and a tard Tables, |]... 1) » the deletation, “Ve | ROME, Dec. &—Kienes and em ) b Suny Walker and Pye ........ 983° 5 her temporarily of her reason seems Bellevue Howpitals, Cash Registers, Typewriters, LEME Colas aeeonier eatie 4 du dav ldlwoen ¥ i wnt i! on of Mitten and Thomas 383° 5 most Likely to them, Three months ago QNJURED MAN FOUND PINNED Musical Instruments, Courses She: ar a i and Le Flice in wh) itter wo! rtinent Aplebaus and Packebusch 383 5 bakhn talexhibit. Bymietone an) ane ER WRECKAGE. |] of Instruction, Sporting Goods, Hea rte Ls a Mi ' ary sney lf! Mopaky and Keefe 9838 which gradually be- 1 UND ; ae |] Cameras, Watches, Piamonds, PRESIDENT UNDER ARREST: Ma T Capt termaed Reeiat. | Fhe old record, 383 miles 5 lave, til Dr. Durham of No ane A eg 500 CAMEDE | Jewelry, Opera “lasses, &c. NOT A FREE MAN.” aft . He male andthe mk anlar et made by Root and Molie in 3018, Park fires ae oie ery tales ir @ the wreckage o! sth avenue|) aiis is the season of the Whenever t walk abroad 1 reaitze|ot the \ ty win exper Wun ansiaied to the as | Park place, Brooklyn, . Parte of tho wreckage had to be s i of the year when ||), saediee NI Pont ete 9 ST 5 Nouns tnd Capt Kdward treat the girl Mr. Mcann broke down q peters ‘away before he could be pulled || very person with anything to sell | t i 8 naka ieee: iy a wa three roun ; 8 nsferred ft that (See Btory on Sporting Page.) ‘aw he told the police of his daughter's ext. His condition is very serious. || Should . Tce: guawlid hard we “ Ao. & | are seekit elas treet 18) AroaR! ——_ iness and he was in tears when he a USE SEVEN-TIME WORLD ADS, h 4 c even * igh my duty wt we Out a Window, concluded with the plea: y Policeman McCreve was riding on the 5 rivilene wal ass 1 r MoKenate ant Willluns, | Gent platorm of the Twemy-uira || WITHOUT A DAY'S MISS UNTIL |] P/INiICKL of waiiing tle strmita. iat SAILING TO-DAY. a i oenie; carat Willian, | 4 strong guat of wind at 2.10 o'sloale | “Kor tala on te tecmaearee A ‘and he was thrown through || CHRISTMAS COMES AND GOES. yy i ig RIBRL OE OW AKOREAL ie 8, eB DAT, OF sae ty Bitznatrick were ara, | this Morning View OUL plate glassy Wie | Sig, come howe to your heartbroken @treet car | tansferénce, vm being an individual the trip with hin and ¢ Porter a t front of the Pittsburah hei) @e windshield, receiving severe cuts, ‘That's the one vest way to with tia mind on an: a aun P. Aug. Wilhelm, Jamaion.. 9.004. Mm, ‘i roped moted fron atts to Heutenants to; dow in Font of ‘the uréd | parents,’ °K ICIN Raw ia im any and every al ——— the sreanelip, 1 vas discovered | rit tne vacances caused bY the proms. | Water Heater Company at No. #10 Liv- |” ‘The girl was last een Thu an George Martin, who stood!| KEEP BUSINESS BOOMINGI ——— : } ‘ning, wes badly bart also. a Second that the customm Inape tors an the pict | tion of O'Connor and the retirement of ingston street, Brooklyn, About $100 noon. Then » young man, well ge aD (Continued on Second Page) FOR RACING 88M PAGE 12, ad been instructed to expedite the) four jieutenants on Seturdey. \ Waa done Quainted with the girl and her Samniy, ‘