The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1914, Page 10

TRE BVANING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1914, Oriental Splendor in New Head Dresses RACE DEGENERACY |BATTLE SKIRMISHES iczsszssez ms were afterward quite overlooked —_ Specially Adapted for Most Modern of Dances cic un te, Green renee P USEDTOSTANDOF lepeeceesecceae ncceeed Or Meet magern of Dances! pave evne yl, | AS VALS TROMS [2222225 ‘ CSO: oie ‘That he is unwilling to work. | Dance of the West With | asked him to turn off the light, That he preseed a revolver to her head and threatened to kill her ‘That he choked her Into unconscious Big Percentage of Women Un-| Attacking Army Now on Ten-| jes. ’ ' 4 he has spent much of his time fit for Motherhood Declares | Mile Line Almost Encircles | in sunitariuma, where he used the of Aliases “Btephen Graham” and ‘6tu: Even more wonder-inapiring than the glory of woman's hair is the glory of the newest head dresses. There ia a jal Oriental splendor about them \ TESA SSS ‘ “i, i | Blauite in keeping with the present tean- Dr. D. A. Sargeant. Besieged City. Mia, Greenfield says her mother-igee i sag | Qling toward Kastern fashions, yet very aie law has large means and has hemes 6a” |” much weate: vik | mue! rnised by conformity to the . requirements of the modern social dance, which demands snug, tight security and the kind of trimmings that all the dips and turns in the gamut will not bobbie 2 CRE Staten Island, at Lakewood and in New BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Jan. 10.— PRESIDIO. Tex. Jan. 10—Although ton. The mother enneureang the ton Deciaring that “race degeneracy” threa-| there was occasional firing during the! ¢, tive in idieness, the wife asserts. tens the future of America, Dr. D. A | night, the real assault on Ojinaga by} Mrs, Greenfield formerly acted with Sargent, Director of Hemenway Gym-| Gen. Pancho Villa and hia 9,000 Mexi-| the Coburn players, but after Process Server Didn’t Seem to Jinto othe; how i aii vident which resulted in an attack : Rite [faunting and flaring and bisarre the nasium, Harvard University, to-day told ea rebels had not been opened early |i colson It was necessaty to amt Serve the Right Man, and ~ 4, Qlettect may be. delegates to the National Conference] to-day. Vi advance guard Was] inte one hand, She has not ‘ i 4 } Head dressings are high, and so are|on Race Retterment that the “survival! within ten miles of Ojinal able to play since. That's the Winning Hand. ‘ 3 coiffuren—always provided the effect is|°f the fittest” doctrine has been re-| and other la: your style, for what woman wants to follow the most stylish of styles tf it je unbecoming to hi peculiar perso-al make-up? And there 1 method in this tallness, as there is Itkely to be | in modes that to all seeming are mere frivolity. The new dance skirts are shorter! And what woman takes away from her feet she adds to her head top— and doybtiess the extreme attractive- ness of the hair dress takes from the detractiveness of~but not all of them are large! The tango cap Is one of the names of a fetching and much liked affair that Lb a evidently come to stay awhile, for in the best shops we find it more and more, of lace, of tulle, of metallic net. Tt in fitted very close and snug, made on a wired frame with saucy pointed Pends like a Dutch bonnet, versed, and now reads the “survival of | comin; the unfittest.” sie : erations for a g ‘Twenty per cent. of the married ing her suit. women in America are unable to bear | Ges Oroxco and Seiasar of the Fed- | '0% - _—__—p———_ Sie 4 children," declared Dr. Sargent. “Twen-| Pl defenders threw out pickets well - a ty-four per cent. of the women of the|!" front of Ojinaga and these occa- SEVEN DIE IW RACE’ Vanes so-called higher class ure unable to| sionally clashed with Villa's scouts we have children and 37 per cent, of the| during the night. T C | || Np women college graduates are iikewise| Daylight to-day disclosed the rebels IN Sou H AFRI A | ateril in a @emi-circle from the Rio Grande M ‘In some of the New Engian1 towns|on the north, around the city of Ojinaga q and citles the death rate exceeds the|to the Blo Grande on the south, com- | Thirty-six Others Wounded . ia « birth rate. Were it not for the foreign | pletely surrounding the city, excepting population some of tie larger cities |on the American side. Clouds of dust | Clash of Hundreds of Work- might in time be depopulated. were visible along the Chihuahua road 4» The Harvard physical director enumer-| 4d up the Conshos River, giving evi- ers—Strike Riots Feared. da ge’ ines for this trend toward | dence of the approach of other ta JAGERSFONTRIN, Union of Seuth Lead bennteals saab Abubbien bodies of troops, evidently rebel rein | africa, Jan. 10,—Seven native laborers Poverty and the inability of the work. | fercemante in the diamond mines were killed an@ Ingman to support a large family, luxurl-| The Federals have made every possi-| ‘i ittvsig wounded dufing an t ous tiving and the love of ease and|le preparation to give a good account | ‘Mrt bec “3 amusement on the part of women of |of themselves. They are opposed by a| to-day. A few whites also recetved ites Wealth; the fact that an increasingly | force twice as strong, numerically, but | Juries. The trouble had no connection large number of women have en‘ered | Delieve that the rebels’ superiority in | with the strike of railway men. It atoms ( professions that prevent motherhood, numbers i# more than overcome by the | in @ dispute about the death of a Basu, and that the number of dwellers in apart-|®perlor Federal position. Ojinaga is | to, which wan said tv be the result of ment houses where children are regard- | ult on the top of @ hill, sloping down- | kick from a wht an, The, ed a8 nuisances is on the increase. ward on all sides except that toward | were driven by the natives into e “In this age of intense living, it is|the American border. It is effectively |of @ mine, where they defended ‘al hardly to be wondered at that many |@S#allable only on one aide. selves. In the meantime the natives de; |) Persons shrink from the responsibility eral artillery has been concentrated on | stroyed the huts in their compound, “Ay, “7 ot raising children,” said he, “but sex | that side. body of 560 armed whites then appeared... - hunger is the dominating passion that} It le not believed Villa will open his|on the scene and dispersed the nativ: gives rise to the most frightful crime |S##ault until to-night. He anticipates) after a sharp fight. ie) of the age—infanticide, Ancient Greece |# Victory, but is exercising prudence in| The town Is now under the control gf am faved the way for their de- [Protecting the rear of his advance and | detachments of armed farmers from fina ey OMA a beatiful women | Preparing to retreat should that be| surrounding country, who 7 waieas i tke cules asa a ee ee ‘All the roiling stock and mo-| by a small force of regular troops. tive @ he Mexic Nation t of the age sought the companionship of PETE Wee itue ccensens: by No rearon is offered by the Court we \} the slight alimony aw Greenfield asked for pend a ‘The -vetting aside of a judgment for (2%) in the Supreme Court to-day re Wealed that Carroll M. Robertson, of the stock brokerage firm of Herbert, poker game stakes mounting to 83,600. RRebertson wilt not have to pay the fo@gment, not, at feant, for a couple of * cococuouG aid of thie telephone girl, ~4 Railway and Orient Railroad are being courtesan, The race that adopts this) concentrated at Falomir, on the Orient method eventually is doomed to ex-| Road between Chihuahua and Ojini . tinction.” to convey Villa's troops to Chihual a The nation, Dr. Sargent sa'd, must|in case of a defeat. . turn aside for a time from the pursuit) For sev days empty trains have oa of wealth to face this problem of de-/been moving toward Falomir. ‘Train oe terloration, by emphasising the need | service between Chihuahua and Juarez * of physical training, particularly on | nas been temporarily suspended. A doz- 4 the part of women. en locomotives in the Falomir yards! “Unies the bodies of American wom-|ure kept under steam and ready to Of Eczema, Had to Cut Hair All Off, on are more perfectly developed to meet | start at a moment's notice. The empty! Could Not Sleep Nor Rest, Cuti« the needs of the race, we surely trains e under heavy guard, and pa- ' Geterioration,” said he, “And yet of |trois of the Orient line from Falomir cura Soap and Ointment Cured. what value la it for women to perfect |to Chihuahua are also maintained to Used Them for Son's Hemor- berse! man comes to har im bad. No! prevent the burning of bridges. x wonder girla are becoming more re- |", despatch trom eof bridges. ne | tholds. Not Troubled Since. luotant at intrusting theraselves to men | yop Heit egos Al hose perfection they doubt ; y this “anand for more roatrictive irgin- | that clty in the event Villa ia defeated jean Fulton 8t., Brooklyn, N. Y.—"“My s zt as sel iff i Hy i Making Dresses at Home From Original Designs lation.” They expecte that the coming batie ee ee rre tas canes en ‘the tele- Fully 20 women jin the audience ap-| will be even more decisive than that | with small pimples like eczema, cays thet What Can Be Done With Same Design Made of Different Materials and Trimmings. plauded this utterance. fought at Tierra Blanca, south of | was very much inflamed and very red. She he had —— » 8 Oo @ DOOC @ Ee Juarez, in December. Should the Fed- | wanted to scratch all the time, the her |ms front and back of the shallow round Z . erale be victorious it is not belleved | and burning were intense. I had to cut By The Evening World's Expert, , is gathered, while an upstanding TANGO DANCING. STOPS Villa would attempt to defend Chinua- | hair all off. She could not sleep MLLE. LODEWICK. shadow lace gives a dainty hua but would evacuate (dt. On this pos- | Fest. I read in the paper of Cuticurs pg nips yy tot nae te of the OLD EMERALD BALL sibility the Japanese residents of Chi- | = 0 falls 20 % DESCRIPTION. 47 the arm from the edge of the sl A Reais, Have Risen? MAGS “arrange ments to come to the bord. wide sash of elther colored ribbon to 9 Ne Neo ie oe Aeon + a hi possi bili ff Villa's ai ‘match the flowers, or one of dlack moire oh gett GSE NING a Pes Famous Function Planned for Wal-| reat. ‘These two attractive frocks, undent- a green leaven to set off the flower. Ma-| & ‘ " the centre of the belt across the back. Brooklyn, held a special meeting at the eaid that he had 00-| terials are being shown whith are : i Jefferson Building Monday and voted/ . :, . H, B. Dinwiddie of No. 1874) spotted with worsted embroidered flow: | @ A # Another modish suggestion for this €@-| 17 conoal all arrangements for che bail Resumes Action Against Writer street, Brooklyn, as stc-lerg, either in all-over design or as a tunic, with charmeusé or heavy faille| 0" sceount of the prevalence at this Who, She Says, Has the to Dr. Louis W. Schultze, as gen-| border, and if desired a narrow strip of \ nik for the skirt. The trimming cord| #me of objectionable dances. 5 ys, coatee se position | tes aenmmerial may be purchasdiand | § ‘ ® | or gold, the brown fur banding and nov-| ‘The @irectore belleved there was no 3 sis39 1 elada pmaaal Poth My teed, A bey nega liad elty buttons would combine effectively, | ¥8Y of preventing the dancing of the Drug Habit. thirteen years. hand to the desired parts of the gown. A quenmnaguneen. tango, the hesitation walts, the turkey Ladies, What's the Use? ics: OE: aa trot and other dances of which they Dear Peshion Raitor: ably different in effect, are fashioned, Mie mecded abe es toe en Will Not Be Held e D The 01 / that hele client | ROWever after the eame design. For ; : B | mage up tor a cause alate on : ot P ee Ue iT) "7 ‘The thehing - safenion te the tule end’ than | those accumulating thetr summer ward- | ® Gat Gram, The sults blew lo paiiea + This Season. GYPS GREENFIELD oumee robe or for those contemplating a into the belt, may be of velvet, duvetyn sa ene -Sustied: O'Kanle 66 ree southern trip, the first one will be ap- | ® oF broadcloth, with a belt of the same| Special Sessions austice O'ecte of ‘ Preciated. White Frenoh crepe ta the | © ‘ to confine a blouse and tunte of self | Brooklyn announced to day ‘ operated on. selected material, and I have eusgested | @ " a : color repe de chine, Brown fur finishes | {mous Emerald Association seventy belped hie @ | the modish trimming of wool embroid- ' the sleeves and tunic, while « gold cord| Sth annual ball witich was to have fires time he’ ; z ered flowers to edge the chic tunic and |g \ ‘ : ~~. surrounds the neck, ‘tying demurely at | D¢en held at the Waldorf Astoria F be get straight kimono eleeves, O ? the back with loops and tasseled ends, | YOUld not take place this year, Justice pay : ] . Gold rimmed or novelty buttons decorate | O'Keefe said that the directors of the ‘weed the Onl - ; : ) é 1 the aleeves, the back seam of the association, which has in its member- 6h iecialng : ‘iil eonone Deouty aoe ; red, brilliant yellow or lavender, with and ‘are also placed in a ine ptt ship most of the prominent Catholica of = a : 3 Pshaw, id not approve, without creating wu! Pleasant scenes which would rot occasion of all pleasure. The Pretty “Gypsy” Greenfield, society pet , {and dashing English beauty, who mar- To Restore: ‘”, wif ' | y q ‘ee Am inclosing a sample of rose messa-| way to avoid trouble seemed to be to; ried George Sidney Greenfleld, whose a New Styles Are 4,000 Years Old cfs sigh aoa WAN Yon Guowent seman Rina | Gee che bail tor twin asason: BN eee cae aigt fh oa ee k vec of trimming suitable for the sleeves a Vanderbilt, ‘owes | Jan. 10—That the |cut excessively low at the neck, covered, | ( < a and low neck for a simple evening| Second Woman Accuses Mandell, |™odore Vander was allowed only ‘What ‘A second woman confronted Edward |$8 a week alimony by Justice Seabury i : reset pet CONE woule eeaTe*| Mandell in the Jefferson Market Court|in the Supreme Court to-day pending The sre See © ae core this morning when the Newark junk|her suit for @ separation. The Court | tect the minor ailments caused dealer, accused by Mra, Pauline Koetzel Mrs, Greenfield's lawyers a coun- | by defective or irregular action 619 West One Hundred and Sin- fee of $0, although they had asked } treet, of having beaten ler and| tor $1000, / of the organs of digestion and robbed her of two diamond earrings and] Young Greentield was once editor ot | Climination. After these or- a diamond lavalilere, w ned be-| the Harvard Lampoon and was heralded | gans have been put ‘in good fore Magistrate Appleton. This woman! as q literary genius. After hie marriage | i by ti was Mra. Simons of 419 Wight! tg Sarah A. Ford, daughter of Major | working order by timely use of man she said aoe a a mmmiticd s aiailar eer | Richard Ford, of the British army in | sault on her last June and had robbed | 17, Mra, Greenfield charges that ‘sid’ 4 her of $860. began to .cquire # liking for drugs and ‘ Mandell w: held in $30, ball for | intoxicants. examination next Wednesday in the! ‘The first public knowledge of the West Side Court, where Mai AD-| domeatic differences came in December, 1912, when an advertisement appeared in ono of the fashion papers in which pre the black-eyed Mrs. Greenfield asked ne 9 fan Seton ee for work. It appeared she was forced the food reall ‘ahs to earn her own living and was willing je fo eally nourishes to buy things for shoppers on the lines | Strengthens the body. The first | Dear Vasbion Editor Will appreciate your advice as to how to vemodel @ last year's dress of lavender broadcloth, which would like © | to make use of this winter, I have | grown conriderably and would have to do something with the length of the simple & blouse fp “shopping expert.” dose gives relief and sounder sleep, skirt, Am elghteen youre of age, have! Gag ehort tuaie could be of black | One year ago the Young wife rough | quicter nerves, and improved action } Vy 5 dark hair and black eyes, How would) ouigon, marrow brown fur edging | suit for a separation and also sued her| of all the bodily organs are caused Cascaret to-night will straighten you velvet do? Also of what shall I make] (Be tatter, ama making it to sana |---| by an occasional use of Beecham’s movnina—s 10-cent box keeps | the waist—chiffon or lace? J. H. 8. out, while @ gold cord finishing a | | Pills, They give universal fae. Titucren catiscelin hoa | waa eel ane pattems areneag,Ae. | round neck ia the manaer shown in || Rea dford’s tion and in’ safety, sureness and tha, Don't forget the children== honk 8 of ine abirt to | the sketoh would be pretty. Brows | quickness of action Beecham's Pills thats Hitte todas rae children— lengthen it. Use velvet also om fur could fiuiah elbow sleeves, be- 1000 PILLS imsides need a good, gentle, the waist, which would be pretty of low which @ more glimpes of gold PURIFYING f ‘deensing, too, lavender chiffon cloth, Deopouse | ia would be charming, & pale Have No ® Of the velvet fitting the arm closely rose at the belt may be wora. 0 © pal ry ee yas ried ar ie eae | ble, they are an excel- Kn ; S| collar above a fim cus of veives, | Green Combs Require ost , U And tiny velvet buttons could trim Hair Dyed Brick Red' banc Vuettiens wikveer > Ow we eaten tater fee. produce at hanlihy and Seat fom: a J Charles C. Kuremen, @ Fifth avenue T have black velvet for an afternoon | miiiner, who returned yesterday by the and informml evening dress, I wish to| Cunarder Lusitania, sald the women of make the upper portion of ohiffon ‘or! Paris were dyeing their hair brick red Am seventeen, slim, and rather! to make !t oxen’ attractively with: je thie too old, and Af on, en] Grose ihe cone QR ah Ca sweet breath. Bex of 50 Pills, 2801 © for 81.00, ‘Trial Mise, 10¢. At all drug stores or by mall, MEDICINE CO., 400 Wont 204 wt. N. ¥. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDER‘ f eR SaRERRNRS a das selon is tate thie,