The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1914, Page 16

spr a Daring Tango Dress Worn by Gertie Millar of the London Stage Soe Sete ay PULASTATS RNY OF 000N NA mo Mencnc f E ; P Mdvance Force to Be Swelled to {Bull Numbers Later for At- tack on Capital. e ae ve . | im | \ & HO BUTCHERY OF FOES. Mexican bs ‘ Federals and Refugees fn Hands of United States Soldiers in Texas. * WERREEOO, Tox, Jen. M—Gen. Fran- ‘Villa, whose Mexican rebel troepe Oyeaga Gaturéey night, has wegun his advance against Mex- (City. RM was announced at Ojinaga hat 1889 Constitutionalists are the march to Falomir, the terminus the Orient Railroad, there to board special treine and return to Chihua- for one week and new mounts to re- out by the Ofinaga men wil] start for Tor- TWO ANTLIRUST BILSINCONGRESS NG WORLD, AS WORK RESUMES | One Measure Strengthens Sher- man Law, Other Forbids Interlocking Directorates, | WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.--Congresn got back to work to-day fresh from the holf- day vacation to be greeted by the usual nche of bills and resolutions, Measures to conserve radium on the public dans of the United States, for the regulation of trusts, for various inqul- ries and the usual grist of special meas. ures poured through the hopper of the House when Speaker Clark brought down his gave! In the Senate, a Congressional in- gation of the Michigan copper mine @ proposed in @ resolution by Gen- r Ashurst, wan one of the features of the reassembling. Both houses got down to work promptly with the lead @e determined to run the machinery at high speed and get away probably tad June. Representative Wedd of North Carolina Introduced his dill to strengthen the Sherman law by declaring illegal every contract, combination or conspiracy in restraint of “any part" of trade, and designed to rench so-called gentlemen's agteements or understandings. fie bill would put the burden of proof of @onableness upon the defendants: ranking member of the Judiciary ttee, he purpores to Aight for action | eves the ines of his bill. Representative MoCoy of New Jersey, another Democratic member of the Ju- diciary Committes, introduced his ill to prohibit interlocking directorates among banks and trust companies. Both meamures were referred to the Judiciary Committee. Senator Overman, who headed the committée which investigated Preai- dent Wilson's charge of “a numerous and insidious lobby,” introduced a oill to-day embodying his own views for the regulation of lobbyists, Defining what 1s lobbying, it epecifies that no attempts shall be. made to influence legislation except by appearances ‘be- Terresa we will be jeined by fore committees of Congress or in 060d to 1,000 fresh troops trem | Mac wwe written arguments gubmitted by Con- And the La Gene Gistrict, end |artitiony excepting two guns which were | agents et Marfa co-operate with the| sresemen. Fines ranging from $100 to wi begin @ campaign againet| brought seress the Rio Grande when | military in establishing the Mexicans in | $5,000 for fallute to register lobbyis| Gebthle ond Gan Laie Potosi, | the defeated defenders fied. These were|a detention camp there. Je Bill proposes, or the use of im ‘Meio City oar witimate edject, |*Msed by the American patrols. It a ——t tetany Ot SAPESRS ret teGey ate vie getrulting es wo go we frmiy be-| Mid caly|o tow of the Federal guns! NO WORD FOR HUERTA : were before they were aban we will hove an army of 95,000] Genet. FROM O'SHAUGHNESSY. the National a Bes] Meresde that the Federals evacuated; MEXICO CITY, Jan. 1£—Nelson etecunted, ‘we get | Osnage cnly when they ren out of am-| O'Shaughnessy, Charge @Affaires of “LET BAD BLOOD ouT”’ munition, The victors say they cap-/ the American Embassy here, will make tured: eeveral hundred thoussad rounds | ne rerpesentation, it is understood, to _—_—— Rajon and ot Mauser cartiridges. More than 100,000/ #P. visional President Hui as the ‘with 900 to round and 50 cities were ourreniered | result of his conference ‘era Crus | Man Who Said He Was Ex-Convict Botursey to the Unied troape, rebels | last week with John ind, Presitent Wil- with elao captured 1,000 and 4609 sadéles, g0n's personal representative in Mexico, Walks Into Restaurant and Cathuahus Flavianc Palisa, whe says he is @ ota O'’Ghaughnessy to-day said there Dies of Knife Wounds. Reports were of Gen, Palisa and who desoribes Rim | was no indication of any change in that Salazar Golf an @ commissioned paymaster wit® | Washington's ‘Mexican policy growing | Geonge Renner, forty yeare olf, of No. wank of Major tm the Foderal military | out of Mr. 14nd's recent visit to the |96 Kast Twentieth street, walked into cervies, was shot by an American seld-| President on the scotu cruiser Chester |Minchen'e restaurant, at No, %1-Third lee moar the United States Army camp) oft Pass Christian, The Chacge added | avenue, early to-day and dropped dead acer Mest thet he had received » cordial message |on ¢he floor. Dr. Jacks of Bellevue He i believed to be @ regular officer ‘Mx, Wilson. found that he haa et heretdve auug,, hetieg rom Goan (oem nd that he been stabbed over tion, ‘The goldier fired when an aute- SALUT, MAC the ‘heart, and after an investigation mobile in which Palisa and three other the police put it down as suicide, seen ec| Satta Tees cohen es Soe Sh I LIFE SAVED BY DOG Slesradlon poovhach engin Amen. | ordered. told rien ore from whom he rented a —-— room, ‘Waa an ef-convict. Biace end retugess,| MEXICAN REFUGEES WIFE TELLS COURT 1000, however, he told her, he hed lived tm the eonces- etreight. He seemed to have hallucina- ‘Presidio to-day. HELD UNDER GUARD. tions, Once she found him bleeding Dedding and ero = ware om Brooklyn Woman Says Husband from cretnde on ila left Gand. 30 wid ‘worn| WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Dispositien every now 5 “to let meer ds tas la sho tee inousena Manlsen veacel Was Strangling Her When =| the ed bood—that of an ex-csaviet— fell Gaturday | troops and refugees who fied to Preside, out o' dedy by bleeding himself.” - euftering and|Tex., from Ojinaga will be entirely in , Pet Bit Him. r ‘An examination of his room showed far. Tao Red| the hands of Brig.-Gen. Tasker H. Bies,| RENO, Nev., Jan. 18.—Hildur Agnes|thet he had stabbed himself with his for the etek, | commanding the Ad: border force. | Marie Host, @ model for embroidery | Docket knife through his coat and vest the United |The War Department so announced to- | nouses in New York City, has been | 24 then, removing them, had discarded deing used| Gay. Gen. Bisa reported he had author- granted 0 decree of divorce from Dities the vest and put on his com to walk eeventy-| ised Major McNamee to remove the | aifort Host on charges of cruelty, The | *Tound to the restaurant, where he was ellie couple lived at No. 164 Seventy-first | EOWA only es an eccasional customer. ‘MeWemes,| Secretary Garrison said there will be | street, Brooktyn. A number of scraps of paper eemtained @ Revd of | no change in the policy toward escaping | Mrs. Host testified that she owes her | bie w-tting. One read: Provide fe0g | Mexicans, despite the fact that the feed- | ute to her little pet dog, whe bit her| ‘My dear friend: ‘Gen. Bites, command. | ing 0n¢ care of oo great @ number will | husband when he locked her in a room | consumptive reaver. Gepartment with head-|%e & problem. The prisoners will be| and was strangling her to death, be-| sive en ox convict @ chance te held up ‘Biles, has exdered aii | Getained under guard. Gen. Biss's re- | cause she insisted on holding her bést- | he head.’ ‘Moved to Marfa, |POTt contained this summary of the| peas position in order to obtain money| He had § im hie pocket and a bank Rear the vaiizend, | 9réer situation from Major MeNameo: | for living expenses, which her husband | book showing $106 on deposit in a.Bowery will bs Gotnines “Gti impossible to obtain the num-| did not provide. savings bank. The police do not recog- hese of the ber of Federals here. Am organising —s_— rise him and think possibly he only fret time in the | O™ to their companies and regiments; |A COMPLETE NOVEL FOR 6 CENTS |{masined he was an ex-convict, They ane Til report exact umber ag even as! Buy the Evening World from Mon-| have teen Dis Gane prints, probes bite Layla Great die- | day to Saturday, next week, and ouch 6 tunge| nee from ratvond, event atiaty In| the Weturn of Tarzan eauual‘te| MITCHEL NAILS REPORTS. founa ecouring supp! together the|“Tarsan of the " Order trom ' tact that they ory a immediate vicinity | newsdealer i ae \y te Stiok—Other ef thelr enemy, I recommend that all SLIGHT, ‘ans fierwandaa Maths’ tar khan Rumors Just Interest Him, REBEL CHIEFS. joeaacsuiel papery piled, ae forl HOMELESS, HE ENDS LIFE, | aayor aaitene said today of the re- Gesignated. Great number of Federal port that he had sclected a successor horses here Am purchasing euppiice |UBe™ployed Mam Aske to be Buried | to Commissioner McKay as head of the necessary tmmediately. fm Mie Mother's Grave. Police Dopartuent and intended sending “Gen, Mereado has furniahed certif- Mr, McKay back to his old post of First cate tn case of Gen. Mancilla; have |, charien Mater. Pe erect whe, bad | Deputy Commissioner: Woereted tim. Gene. Salazar and | pot, at No. 162 Hast Kighty-soventh |, There is not the slightest foundation Orosco with followers apparently made | siregt, was told yesterday that he would | ‘°F that report. escape from Ojinage early in tight and] nave to find a new lodging place The Pow ard ne ts rueset thet Dr, were not geen by our partol, Estimated une a jwater, perintendent Pedereie on hand, 2,000," Pallee, Were unable to care for him any | o¢°ygount inal Hoapltal, 1s to be New of the Federei| The Red Cross has directed that tts t. York's next Health Commissioner, Mr Maler was found dead in the rearea- tion Bouse in Carl Schurs Park et Highty-eighth street and East River to- day. He had ewallowed a quantity of earbolic acid. In his pocket was found @ letter to his aister in which he wrote ‘that be wished to be Duried in the same Grave with his mother. ———— FOUND DEAD IN YARD. (CHLDREN TAKE “CASCARETS” WHEN > CROSS, CONSTIPATED—DIME A BOX ; a: fl ‘hag ebild will gladly take “Cascarets stomach and pute the liver in « healthy ”" which acts gently— } Full directions for children and gripe or produce the slightest un- grown cleanses the little one’s woes sen poston, Bowele, sweetens the The body of Hé4ward Brooks, colored, was found early to-day in the yard adjoining No. 13 West One Hundred and Thirty-Alth street, @ tenement bulld- ing in which he lived on the @fth floor, The body lay under bis window. A policeman questioned vther tenants of the building after Dr. McGlade of Har. | tem Hospital bad pronounced Brooks eas and removed the “body, Wiorence Dickinson, who lives in the (pullding, said Brooks told her at 1 o'clock Mothers can rest after givi this gentle, bermalcan lorativetorhitarae Mayor?’ he was asked. Mr, Mitchel emiled as he replied: ‘1 have been very much interested in the various rumors wich I read in the papers. This story is like all the rest which have been gossiped about lately, 1 don't think I ought to be called on to comment further on them." ‘Mr, Mitchel will go to Weehington to- da: to attend the joint hearing before the @enate and House Rivers and Har- bore Committee on the proposal to deep- en the East River, He will return on Wednesday. O14 Bzohange Broker Siricken. While trading on the floor of the Con- eolidated Gtock Exchange at Beaver and Broad atreets to-dav, George Millett, one | of the oldest members, was suddenly |atrioken and became unconscious, An | ambulance was summoned and he was | r . MOVDAY, JANVARY A acticin ne Dh as ie Soman hn CREDTORS HE SVEN TANS TOHUSEASSETS Accuse Furriers Jacob Stein & Son of Trying to Put Stock in Hiding. | Seven through Streats in the shopping diseriot « the} to-day in pursuit of as many big motor | trucks, In which, according to the cre No, M West Twenty-sixth street, tote of the Atm were being carted aw: to hiding places, A position tn tnvol-| untary bankruptcy was filed firm by its creditors take charge of ite affairs. Aecdrding to the petition for a receiver filed tn the Federal Court, the members of the firm knew that the bankruptcy Proceedings were to be drought. The creditors say that they got word ofa furs from the Woeat store and conceal torage houses. To checkinate y the creditors, they kept in which to furs were being re: |. Between 7.20 and 9.8 o'clock, the' petition recites, even truckloads of assets were re- ™meved. In each inetance a taxicab con- taining a representative of the creditors the truck and found re being stored. are said to ag- out wi The dedi Gregate $200,000, In one of the petitions, headed by Morris Bobla, the claims are stated 10 be $2,000, The creditors allege prefer- ential hengerts and toat the linbilitics Ggeregate $200000 aud the armets aro Worth only $60,000. In the second pe- tition, by A, Michael Cohen, claims are Given of $904, They also allege prefer. ential payments, but do not state the! @ amount of the llabilities, Creditors of Loule Malvin & Co,, fur- riera, of No, 114 West Twenty-seventh treet, to-day filed a petition in in- voluntary bankruptcy in the United States Court. The company said to have assets of $10,000 and to owe $90,000. Wicketein & Sons, Samuel Adler and Nathan Genter, the petitioners, charge that the firm has concealed a large part of i PATRIOT KOSSUTH WED AS HELAY SICK I BED: CLIMAX OFA ROMANCE Marriage of Countess Benyor- | sky, Widow of Friend, H ened by a Relapse. BUDAPEST, Hungary, Jan, 12.—Fran- cls Kossuth, the famous Hungantan pr- triot, wae married on his sick bed tu- day to the Countess Benyorsky, the widow of Alexander Benyorsky, ww was @ close friend of Kossuth. Benyoraky during a long finess was hureed by M. Kossuth end the Coun- tess, and ehortly after his death Of. Kossuth became dangerously fl. He was attended by the Countess Benyor- eky and an engagement followed. Tho marriage Was to have taken place next March, but owing to Kossuth suffering a relapse they were married to-day. ——_ POSTMASTER VOORHIES OUT. Brooklyn, announced to-day that he had sent his reaignation to Postmaster- Burleson, to take effect Jan. 23. Mr. Voorhies accompanted the resig- nation with « summarized report show- ing the increase of business in the Brooklyn Post-Office business, due to the postal savings bank and parcel post Innovationa, On Dec, 1, 1913, he said, $1,198,762 was on deposit in the Brooklyn postal savings bank and there were 15,996 depositors, Voorhtes recommended the re- ang of the Hmit on deponits, with the jotion that amounte |» excess of $1,000 should not bear interest. post packages to the number of 449,472 were gent out in November, 1913, from Brooklyn, and $10,082 were received and delivered. aa Ses FALLS ON ELEVATED TRACKS. year-old Nathan Alg of No. 819 Lavonia avenue, East New York, mounted the steps of the Lavonia a nue elevated station this morning just | train was pulling out. Aig rushed | across the platform and jumped for it. | ‘The boy missed his grip and fell to) thé tracks. Several men saw his fall, | jumped to the tracks and lifted him to the platform. Dr. Pennock from the| Bradford @treet Hospital found Aig had concussion of the brain. Hie condition 1a serious. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, balling, said Brooks tod Ber at o'alock | Aten eq uason Street HHoopiar, wa, THO Kind You Have Always Bought $5 Be perronae! at wes cola te Wr | aces io Mie Leo on caesar nn | Reeve the eo ie it at Ne, b> lsdaghodeessaked 't yusdhonel dubred wsused be ante ‘Making Dresses at Home From Original Designs ‘What Can Be Done With Same Design Made of Dit-| feren' t the motor trucks tn which the! % By The Evening Worid' MLLE, LODEWIC DESCRIPTION. Nowadays negligees lavish every and artifice upon the vanity of woman. Rot necessarily go to wt amount of money is Ww the boudoir. evening gow iD such reconstru in, but light colored , are eplendid for the purponi And many times bits of dainty trin ming come tn popularity with attire of the displayed has fur » quite In contrast, is trimmed wih dainty buds and lace the negilxee is pial the material I< wide wise has @ seam in the back, the front being closed in tuck effect and left open part way from the bottom, Char- | meuse or crepe de-chine is a suitable | material, while chiffon cloth in a matci- | ing color should form the little coatee upper portion, It cuts away from the neck in front to drop below the belt line under the arms and continue into & rounded peplum in back. In the wide front opening an under-bodice of the chiffon cloth, either plain or tucked, reveals itvelf and is belted with a sash of #oft satin ribbon which term!- nates on the outside of the coatee 1: back with a smashing bow, which serves to confine the coatee to the figure. gracefully from under the peplum. The soft uneven edge of the lace plaiting ix most flattering to the face and neck = ABSOLUTELY NEW, A CHECKED 2 FOR 2 MADE CUNTS, I7°S 4 REB-MAN ONLY bY EARL & WILSON TROY’S BEST PRODUCT BEARS THIS MARK The ends vf the bow drop} | Trimmings when used In the manner sho most women have experienced, of the coatee with the line of r to hold it. The elbow sleeves are also finished y Dotted sw! wered lawn or expen: which could be used for} | | j flo | si u lor lightweight w. }albi should | with a akirt portion of challis or j the little coatee would be adorab | Would be pretty, and tp the Bark. tw | | With “Bargain — Prices” 'yodeling all over town, why does our Overcoat Sale com- mand such special attention? Simply because all the overcoats in the Sale are of our own manufacture, made} , for our regular customers who | have learned to expect “full | worth and a little bit more” at regular prices. | While our guarantee of |“your money back if you want it” backs these over-| ‘coats at bargain prices ex- jag as at the higher prices \of the early season. $15 now for coats that were mostly $80 to $25. $20 now for coats that | were mostly $25 to $80. $25 now for coats that were mostly $30 to 835. (Al cisee—el) kin: the = pepular coats, atik Rocers Peet Company, Three Broadway Stores of ovate, ineiud! at a Warren St ath mn 3 : re 7a inty ehiffon cloth with detural lor abou to give it hatnignloug weight. In piace of ine gan be veil the skirt, a band of embroidered Gilte In the coatee coud ue atdue vt & it to. pass through. per sara lower portions of Perhaps of dittwent materia:s mateh in color, but the da.d® bodice may be of piu, Mee! white, in either chiffca’ clo:h. 6 batiste or all-over lace ponbbeiy ons ANSWERS TO QUERIES. daughter, twelve yearn of age, who if blond and not very tall. 1 do.ndt eard for lawn or mull FR eye i i zé ii ef UE : 4 fuile others ze. Stores al Bekman botuiet tel Tarzan Begins in Next Monday’s Evening World First of a Series of Ten *Grgat Diora One omplete ; Bach Week. for Ten Weeks Order the Evening World from Newsdealer To-Day. Get the Entire Series, ;'z ; ey G