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

7k catatonia ad “@ é TINK GIRL SHOT SELF THOUGH SHE DECLARES MAN FLED WOUND = ler Stories of Shooting Vary, ay other v@i@ion of the case was t y Alfonse af She was being treated by [no More about ft. As | reached her house she R. Magilone of No M7 {found that her waist | ae she De fond avenue atained Diood and that ehe Bad been whet, th | Gari Both Oy of Alfonsa | victim of @ my |man whom she and in One She Admits | 75, Meet saving with « revolver EI which + nai he Wounding Self. ould cf etve, nnd teased ts ben and @8 ehe Mndied it it went off, the bullet & Erasing wound In her left breags For several houre after the ac- cidest she had felt no pain. Ip Bolievue this ning, where At- fomma is recovering, denied she had @fer told any ato are inclined to think she The wo atorine told by aixteen-vear- @& Alfonsa Romayo, who is lying In Bellewne Hospital with a duller wound Me hor breast, offer all the difterences Between commonplace fact and the ‘Meat highly colored pages of a detective Govel. The fret story, to which ehe now! lage, she tells very dramatically and Wh consideradle detail: @he was going home from work im a @eetery on East Sixteenth street last Sight @ little after wix, attended by her frlend, Margaret Garbene, who lives tn fe same house with her at No, 6% Ennt G@ateenth street. As she was crossing @teyvesant Park she felt a curious sting: | Gag Sensation In her jeft side and turned ‘With @ eudden exclamation to her friend. ‘Rey doth looked around the park, but EUGENIC MARRIAGE LAW ATTACKED BY DOCTOR Months of Examination Necessary, He Says, Before Applicants for Licenses Can Be Passed. MILWAUKEE, Wie, Dec. 11—Physl- cal examination covering several months, if properly done, and not the small fee of @ for a physician's cer- tificate, te forth ae ¢he principal reason for opposition to Wiaconain'’s new qugenic marriage iaw in a statement made to<lay by @ well known Mitl- Waukee physician. “The examination according to the Gemand of the law for ‘physical ex- amination and the application of rec: ognized clinical and laboratory tests, eaye the statement, ‘would snvolve at @ wes almost deserted. They had heard @) sound if a shot. There was not a Sereca in the immediate vicinity. side from walking hastily, Fat Is Ridiculous least four Wasserman tests, extending ever a period of more than four months, each of whica would absolutely cost, If properly done, from $10 to 618, after which @ Noguchi test would be neces- sary, and even if both these tests were found negative, tt would still be necee- sary to puncture the spinal cord, draw out #ome of the apinal fluid and make a Waseorman test of that. “This teat being negative, if the phy- sician went to the Mmit of ectentific ‘search’ he would be obliged to make a hole in the skull of the applicant, re- move @ portion of his brain, emear it upon a glass slide, stain it and examine microscopically ¢or the trepanomal pal- Iida, which is the cause of the maledy feared, “Besides this, all spinal reflexes would have to be tested, all bones of the body examined as well as the joints. The tiver, * | eyes and throat must undergo @ wevere and Dillows of fat. are gradually | and careful examination, and if all this that through the discovery of 81 were dune it woul! require at least six "| months to do it and it would be impos- Puavels breperiicnss. | wible then even for the most ekilful skin smooth, and the general | Diyaician to state positively that the , | applicant was entirely free from the disease. */ON TRAIL OF GRAFT NOW AT ASHOKAN RESERVOIR Testimony Obtained by The World Placed in District-Attor- ney's Hands. The Grand Jury investigating up- State graft conditions started off on a new line to-day when the matter of contracts made by the Water Supply: Board for the construction of the worka connected with the Ashokan reservoir was taken up. Evidence of queer trans- actions in respect of these works have been gathered by The World and placed in the hands of the District-Attorney. Anthony Douglas, a contractor and formerly Mayor of Niagara Falle, was the first witness called this afternoon. He bid on c&mtract No. 90, which was for the construction of the great riphon under the Hudson River. His bid was the lowest, but he didn't get the con- 3 FROM TRAPPER TO WEARER from America’s leading manufecturers at our wholesale salesroom and save the middie- man's enormous profit. KRAMER IRS | tract. tt went to @ fym with “infu. KNOWN. “o" on - Mr. Douglas was sub; edt uM THE WORLD OVER the icnnaauey wear he cree meee the transaction. Samuel Beskin, an- other contractor, was also acheduled to go before the Grand Jury this afternoon. “SINCE 1873” aes mon, Wise, $37.50| notertat preven fer @cheie of No il Clerk street, Brooktyn, §10 for having too bright 18) Ughts on his automobile, Mz, Sohaufie 50 had protested that be used only three- candle power lights and Magistrate Barlow agreed to observe the lights iast night dor himecif. The fine was the re- walt of the tion. Mir, Schaufle said that he had had the matter of hie lights settled by Secretary of State Mitchel May and that he would arrange with him for an appeal from Magistrate Barlow's decision, east ith Stheer, Miorator te “whctaaile Neclest sons. 3 Diamonds, Watches GOLD JEWELRY cnet, GOODS GUANANTRED, ar nial, "No Employers aterence. » | provement REY LAM COTE as —— poet. MME phages + ‘$125.00 FINED FOR TOO MUCH LIGHT. MORGAN & CO. WANT BROAD STREET RAISED Willing to Pay Cost to Get Level + Sidewalk—Matter Up to Es- timate Board. ‘The'Board of Eatimate at to-morrow'a |? meeting will ve asked to ra Jownership £ of Broad street near that an approximately inwurine the right to use an aren in pr sidewalk purposes.” jt level nidewaik | j May De latd at the entrance of the new! butiding of J. P. Moran & Co, at the eoutheast corner of Wali and Broad | | streets, The report of the engineer says) that information is prevented to ehuw | that J.P. Morgan & Co. are prepaeed | to aasumo wll damages trom grads mod. | ifleations and to pay the cost of tin-, Write for Ilustrated Catalogue iru ESTABLISHED 1857. DIAMOND PRICE CUTTERS, We are new lecated ia our NEW STR, “The map indicates,” engineer ways, ' @ive the curb the report of the it 1s proponsd to) tion with the effect of seriously decreas. ing the width of the sidewalk, but that! it d@ planned to use an area in private ownership in front of the Morgan Butld- | ing for sidewalk purposes. is recommended that the plan be Hundreds of Others Equally Alluring, ‘Oven Eveainas Till 10, Saturdays TH 1) ||] Robert P. Levis, Receiver in Bankruptcy for : ESTRBUSIED TE UZ» Fuisé Furriers 2] West 34th St. Wier THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: RECEIVER'S SALE ee ong Brotters, eet By Order of U.S. District Court ENTIRE STOCK om. - CRS Must Be Sold to Realize Immediate Cash for the Benefit of Creditors REGARDLESS of Actual COST It is seldom that an opportunity is afforded to purchase Furs, etc. at the ht of the season at LESS THAN ACTUAL COST, and we point with particula: emphasis to the quality of the garments offered. Pomuler FUR SETS, ETC. $15.00 PERSIAN PAW SETS 18.00 BLACK WOLF MUFFS... $0.00 BELGIAN LYNX SETS...... Rieter 25.00 NATURAL WOLF SETS * 45.00 RED FOX SETS $0.00 MOLINE SETS 40.00 POINTED FOX 50.00 SKUNK SETS.. 10000 NATURAL MINK SETS.. 100.00 MOLESKIN SETS 125.00 GERMAN FITCH SETS Recater Prive. $50.00 RUSSIAN PONY SKIN COATS......... 90.00 CARACUL SKIN COATS 100.00 MINK MARMOT’ COATS 100.00 FRENCH SEAL COATS. 200.000 HUDSON SEAL COATS . ry Ha Weather y wines Lirty carry on December 3, 1913, Receivers Price. DON'T CONFUSE this Big Event with the everyday ‘Clearance Sale.” Thisis an absolutely genuine Receiver’s Sale for the bene- Lor Credltors: AT COST, BELOW COST AND REGARDLESS Open Sat. Eve. No Charges, NoC. 0. D.’s. All Sales Final GUZY FRERES, 21 WEST 34TH STREET |. BuyThis | Christmas Gift As To-morrow aN A Box of Holeproof. Hosiery For Men, Women and Children Packed in a Handsome Christmas Box They mean comfort and freedom from holes and hosiery expense for six months, or until next July, at: more useful Gy welcome gift for any man, woman or child to receive 6 pairs guaranteed for 6 months oe Free Orwewillreplacethem .. . For men, 6 pairs, 1, Men's Silk Hol Bix Pi ilk Holeproof, 8 New York Agents. e BROADWA’ at 40th St, 79 BROADWAY, near Cham 47 CORTLANDT BT., near Greenwich. 196TH STREET UNION SQUA! Téth Street, West of ; YORE Crry., ©) breeder | UNS: AVE.. 19% TO020™ Open Evenings Until 7 0’ Clock—Saturday Night Until 10 0’ Clock |. Nine Special Sales The instead of Oo $1. He One Da Only—Thursda sisting of ec jon of import- Kid Gloves G00 Men's $5.50 ed hollow ware and sovelties: Cn 95c At #1.00 Bath Robe Sets Consisting and Bath Slippers, Made of an neat jacquard and panel effects, made in either the coat or bath robe style; buttons down f girdle cord forced seam slippers mad pac! One Da in all the desira wear, at 91.58, sense of hum: dream about $3.98 have arranged a series of aot FOR ONE DAY ONLY as an inducement to shop on Thursday ay These prices (except toys) are POSITIVELY FOR THE ONE DAY ONLY and IT WILL}: NOT BE POSSIBLE TO rt QUOTED IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT. ne Day Only—Thursda Sewing Necessities At 59c each D) useful and pretty. gift, — ity steel scissors with thimble, 5c NEEDLE BOOKS, holly covered, 1 best quality needles. ut bhacariorns 9 small, ‘medium and of the same material ed together ina holly box, at 93.95. Women’s $3.00 Silk Petticoats ‘Vue Iatest model, with deep tango pleated flounce, made of excellent quality rich taffeta After we tell you about the COUNTRY CIRCUS note the won- Strongest TOYS Made--~tcrtuiis ow prices ware quoting on the strneet in ee, New York's Greatest Holiday Attraction. The REAL LIVE Dogs, Ponies, Children must be accompanied by adults, $5.98 Painted Automobiles, ESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1928. ait Cabaret With Sorlin's Orchestra ‘The Manson Sisters, the Gregortan Quartette, Miss Clair Tiogen and other well-known cabaret artists will entertain In our restaurant during the luncheon period. Eighth Floor, Express Elevators, 35 Years Soaders of Fashion In New York's Shopping Center For One Day Only—Thursday Store is growing busier every day as Christmas approaches. For TOMORROW waiting until Fr or later. ECURE THE ITEMS ADVERTISED AFTER TOMORROW AT PRICES Any in This} Piece of ! Group Jewelry sion 9 5 ener u reday $5.00 Le Gilt and German silver mesh PURSES. SOLID GOLD CUFF PINS, two in § . in Floor, \s ry Sterling silver LA VALLIERES, set | 5° designe to pelect from.) | ng with. rhinestones. Be grit ta hele LORGNETTE CHAINS in gun metal, | “Sterling silver BAR PINS set with gilt and platinum finished, set with stones. | rhinestones. SOLID GOLD BROOCHES in « | “BRAID PINS, tes and Ban- number of designs. deauz, platinum finished metal set with SOLID GOLD SCARF PINS, a choice | rhinestones. selection, some stone set, SOLID GOLD PEARL BEADS, uniform and gradu- 4 bar pins, Roman finish. ated, fancy catches. Numerous Other Items at Thts Price. One Day Only—Thur ‘Special Sale of Silverware, Uo" $20.00 25 Chatelaine Made of best quality satin ribbon drawn through ivory rings, fitted g with thimble, emery,cushion, ; a glove darner, atilettoand sewing wax, 59c 59c SEWING SET, extra qual- UL TO $20.00 VALUES in imported hollow ware, Wine coolers, wie sets, fruit dishes, lov- ing cups, soup ture aaa $2.95 isting of lined holly box, useful 39 ‘holly covered, of other articles; at Silverware worth 0, consi Sheffield card trays, lemon dishes and copes gage tn vere euppaeh Oe eelecti c ec jain Floor. Women’s $1.50 and $2.00 One Day Only—Thureday 1500 Boxes of Initial Handkerchiefs At 69¢@ a box Men's and Women's Pure Irish Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, open-work letters, put up in boxes of six, for 8c, Main Fleer One Day Only—Thureda, 4,000 Pairs of Women’s $1.0080 $1.35 Pure Thread Silk Hose At 69e a pair Beautiful quality, made of high grade silk, heavy, medium and light weight, full regular made, deep double silk or lisle garter top, sole, heel and toe; black, ten, white and colors; sises 84 to 10, pair, 6960 Grenoble-made Real Kid tok, of Robe white and colors, overseam plese hy GLOVES, bincult nnd champegue’ $1.00 shades; at One Day Only—Thureday / $3.98 Handsome Lace Blouses At 2:98 Each A variety of models to select from, mede cream shadow luce combined with bisa wot in addition to the many models with low we also show some with high collars, at $2.98, 99.98 CHIFFON BLOUSES, effective model made over white net, long sheakien ine neck and net trimmed colors are black, mevy, Copenhagen, gray and brown; f * . $2.98 $3.95 imported German blanket, in match, deep sailor Main Floor, aay arene alee Only—Thursda At *].58 ble colors for street and evening Second Floor, Bring the Children to the Country Circus Monkeys and the Balking Mi or are delighting hundreds of children every day. And the clowns from the big circuses picid ee oe me them and laugh in your sleep. BRING THE CHILDREN! Five performances daily—10,80, 11.80, 2, Sandé ‘Third Floor. P2, $2.50 Mov- $1.50 Toy ; Higley .98 Hand i $5.50 Swing ing Picture $3.98 Hane Pianos, Horses, at Machine, - a Desks, Speciel 15-key styte, $9.98 88° 2: 86.98 $4.00 $5.00 Roll ‘ And all the other up-to-date toys a modern toy store is supposed to have. ‘Toy Dept—Fourth ‘SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH TO 20TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY: SUNDAY WORLD’S “TO LET” ADS. r and Tramping. Simplify Home-seeking by Saving Time, Tempe emer ge ee ong ae