The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1914, Page 4

«9 plans asia ial dala all ctaliiabes HOSS: SAYS JUDGE WHO OS pr -“MeGovern of Jersey Tells of ‘Treatment He Gave to Fifty Boys. selves of It to be in his courtroom at .39 o'clock last night. The court-room was crowded. Mothers were there with their sons; men were there with yellow fingers anxious to try tho treatment; men were there to enjoy the fun, if there was to be any fun. There wasn't anv audience witnessed - |® night session of the court. Women : er \ ‘and boys who had never seen the in- aide of @ court-room watched the Procemlings with keen attention. The boys were much impressed and awed. FIFTY BOYS AND MEN WERE GIVEN REMEDY. When the session was finished Re eorder McGovern introduced Dra. Jo- eeph Londrigan and John Grenelli, medical inspectors of the Hoboken schools, vwo he sald would apply the remedy. The latter, he said, consisted ia washing the palate with nitrate of diver. The taste, he added, wasn very pleasant, but the remedy wns there for those who were in earnest in their desire to stop smoking. Some of the boys went forward manfully. Others hung back and had to be pushed forward by their moth- But when it was all over not less fifty boys and men had taken the initial cure. The boys squirmed and sputtered and mado all kinds of faces, The audience started to laugh. Recorder McGovern stopped the out- burst before it was well started. The 3 Coupon BelowlsWorth$2 Member of Your @ Can Take Advantage of T: Time Within 30 Day» of { “Toward the Purchase of Renee of Yourself or YH Any ‘amily Extraordinary Offer Any the Date of the Coupon. or. Youn $* Photographer wet of it—$3 Worth of Photographs with the Coupon be! $1.00 w for Goarbonettes, Cabinet Size, beautifully and artistically finished by New York's Best Known Photographer inclosed in portfolios, the PRIOE OF WHICH I8 $3 FOR HALF DOZEN, Biven to any ited offer is mai feria. 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The doctors provided each patient with a little package of tho treat- ment. They told him to apply it after meals or whenever the desire for smoking ansailed him. Also, to chew gentian. In three weeks the cure should be permanent. “I have been trying every way in my power to break the boys of the cigarette habit, id the Recorder this mornin, I have addressed them in the schools, In court. Quite accidentally I learned of this cure. I found that it had been ued by the Anti-Cigarette League of Chieago and from them I obtained a copy of the prescription, DISGRACEFUL THE WAY YOUNG BOYS SMOKE. “If the cure fa a success | shall at- tempt to have it introduced in t public schools, We will either sey! permission from the parents to use it on their children or make it compul- sory. It is dimgraceful the way in which mere children have become ad- dicted to this physically ;degrading habit. In one school I found fitty- three boys, ranging in age from nine to eleven years, who wero fiends.” Recorder McGovern has been un- usually active in his efforts a reform, He hae especially interested himself in the morals of the boys, He es- tablished the juvenile court, the night court and the employment bureau. Last summer four boy brought to him by their parents who said that they wero incc.igibles. The Recor- der took them into his private office and with bis belt soundly “whaled” them. He told the parents if thoy did not behave to bring them back to him. They were never brought back. had interviewed Recorder McGovern thia morning, the big Recorder fished @ big, black cigar out of his pocket and offered it to the reporter, “Have a cigar,” he sald. “Thank you," said the reporter; “T don't smoke—cigars.” Bes sae am WAR ON TOBACCO TRUST. German Pollee Kaamine « Place tu Dre: | LONDON Jan. Perlin despatch says the German an- thorities have opened the long premedi- tated war on the American ‘Tobacco Trust. According to the German la any dealings with @ concern seekin, | bunt Acting on thia the police made lengthy vielts to some Dresden firms, taking ten hours to examine the Jasmatzla fac which 1a believed to be the headquarters Ot ® trust In Germany, A trong force of police I ie the doors of the piace where the books and panera elm exnmined, it was thought at first that the pol tion was due to @ suspicion of smug ing, Dut it transpired that the visita the fustorion was due to the alleged Miegl doings of the firms in connection with the American Trust. According to the Tageblatt these steps will be followed by the creation of = Government elgurette monopoly. ' Hair Beautiful te and the Hair Lustrous and Fluits. than all the tn the world tea wu-called hair imple old een Ing of piety Bay nd w little ™ 4 2. Lavona, 6 hm Menthol Draw this hair, taking just ono time. This ole dirt, duet and deligl To stop the hair with + tips or a medium ett brush igh! and morning, A fe: mnot find a sing fee They will vs tight os m vine, Da ad iehing {ine downy sity Ry druw@int can sell vou ption be After an Evening World reporter) 22,-The Chronicte's| How to Make Your i|ghe very acm IES TRICORNE. : RIMMING OF Y OMPONMS WITH VELVET CROWN, T have lectured them | ‘ Brims Will Be Wide, but the Fashionable Flare Is a Space Saver. Women are taking to sinall hate this season with a degtee of appro |that indicates the permanent rival” of the hend-gear that expresses common gense-and picturesque- ness all in one. Picturesque is the ittie hat of this 1914 spring. Ite bigness has gone, but ita pictureaqueness has been inherited by the tiny, piquant shape of to-day and to-morrow, For instance, there ia the little pomponned Pierrot affair can, anything be more poetically picturesque? And, by she way, these pompona of clipped catrich are in quite “high style” at the moment. ‘Then the revived Second pire modes, the kind that Empresa Euge- nie put atop her pretty head, with narrow brim and soft, neck-caressing ostrich plumes~-what an alluring sub- stitute they make for the space oc- cupying Gainsborough! Brima might be wige If they did not flare, but they do, for that is the fashion. Some of them ever and ever ,}e0 high—en one side only--overtop the soft, close little crowns that out- iine the head in straw, or fluff just a speck in velvet, satin or taffeta. Enter jet—very fasnionable, very drensy, especially attractive for after- noon and eveping togs, quite in keep- ing with this season of beaded effects. And somehow jet, like biuck tateta, ver seems black and mournful, but whiny and dashing. Likewise enter barnyard feather fancies, resplendent and up to date, by right of Jegality claiming the plac of the erstwhile favored forest son; ster, who must now be left in peac to his singing and forest, Peacock and coque and coopfuls of others, but, with the price of eggs, never a Burnt ostrich ts one of the new arrivals, specially ted with glycerine. Rounds therapeutic, but its amar So mueb for your tailored ‘rammainy Of course, with the smaliness of hate there mist be a consistent scarcity of adornment posed to the very best advantage, stuck in a con- spicuous place to lvok like your ‘® worth, So many a tiny, up or atick-out or stick-sido- {ways must flaunt itself with the re- | sponsibility of a bushelful, |betore-and-behind trimming which just now occuples the very centre of the apot light. The very fancy that fs perched right square ubove tne middle of the forehead is seen in the very mniddle of the back as in a look- glass, Sometimes it is a barn- rd taney or most inaignifi- t little po the smartness and of 1914 epring style ying in the beforeneas and the be- hindness, KING CANS HIS SPEECHES, COPENHAGEN, Jan. Sing Chris- Uan X, ts the first monarch who has | talked Into & phonograph for the pur- serving his volew for the his- torte phonograph archives tn th: Royal ui roti . Ae n the Tani He repeated into the Instrument his ton yi jcony’ of the Amaflontore Palace wore LTy e090 death tn 8 Hom [And not the least of thers in tho | PELOTON E ELE EDETDOR OCEAN LINES / Company Cut Out of Shipping Pool for Demand on Steetage PARIS, Jan. the North Atlantic Shipping Con- ference reorganized the combination to-day American Line. that company and declaring a state of war between lin declaration issued by the representa- tives of the transatlantic shipping companies was as follow “At the conference of t tal Hinos interested in the North A tio passenger trade held in Paris on Jan, 21 the demands of the Hamburg- American Line, which did not see fit | 8 to appear in order to explain its jus- tification of its claim for an increased proportion of the steerage passenger trafic, were fully considered. The lines were unanimously of opinion that neither past nor present conditions warranted these demands put forward by the Hamburg-A: tion the Hamburg-American Line has emphatically maintained in similar in- stances toward other companies. “The lines therefore refuse to recog- | the nize these claima and resolve to carry out the existing themsel¥es, but without the Hamburg- American Line, with the object of up- holding an organization which has| da: given entire satisfaction during the tion of the various lines toward each other.” A ‘The delegates met again in conter- ence to-day, OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. %.—Word reached here to-day that one person was killed and aix injured Meath, near Pembroke, Ont.. of a Min- SICK HEADACHE, COSTIVE, BILIOUS, feeling right—who have headache, coat- ed tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dis- zinesa, can't sleep, are nervous and upset, Lothered with a sick, gassy stomach. with Cascarete—or merul; self every few days with salts, pills, cas- tor oll and other harsh irritants? 'Cas- carets immediately cleanse a , TANUARY— 22,198, TYomen’s Hats to Be Small but Picturesque; Burnt’ Ostrich One of New Trimming Arrivals 6 +4 [ie SLEW THE DOCTOR ON LINER; MURDERER ARIES IN ROHS (Continued from First Page.) steerage and toward the crasy man, who waved his empty pistol about bis head, but cunningly hastened to reload it as the physician ap- Proached. The doctor’s demeanor calmed @ome of the passengers and curiously beld them nearby as Dr. Arrigo walked close to Cupertino. In Italian he spoke soothingly to the man, and under his words the z immigrant’s eyes lost their wild look. He ceased to yell and scream and presently he was explaining to the doctor that he had meant no harm, that he didn’t know what had come over him, and Dr, Arrigo, still smil- ing and gentle, wae trying to per- suade him to give up the pistol. For ten minutes, while the others in the steerage watched, fascinated, Dr. Arrigo talked. Once he almost had his hand on the pistol, but Cupertino slipped it back into his pocket. Dr. Arrigo laid a band on his arm. He wanted to lead bim out of the steerage where help could be had from members of the ship's crew, but Cupertino seemed to divine bis intention. Oe He TPSODOD IF GGOSSSIS ESS 8 HESDHLOSSSCOSO99 96-0699: PISTOL INTO BODY OF HIS VICTIM. With: another yell the man broke away from the surgeon and sprang to @ table which stood beneath an open porthole, He made ae though to throw himself through the narrow opening, and, realizing that he moant to kill himself, Dr. Arrigo :eaped for- ward and grabbed hi kles. Quick as a fash Cu; ino grabbed the pistol from his pocket and fired it ut Dr. Arrigo’s head. The end of the gun was only a few inches away froin the physician's face and the bullet crashed through his brain. Cuper- tino leaped from the table and, bend- ing over the doctor, fired the other seven bullets in bis weapon into the » | doctor's body. While the reports of the shots rang out the steerage passengers stood ter- ror-stricken and helpless, but as the madmaf turned from his victim th fled. Behind them rushed Cupertino, his pistol, now empty, in his hand. The frightened mob ahead did not stop to realize that the wild man was yin- armed. The sight of the gun was enough and Cupertino had a clear path to the rail, toward which he bolted. But Third Officer Eugene Schmit? had heard the reports and had hears the yells. He had seen the frightened men and women tumbling out of the steerage. Cupertino dashed past hin as he made for the rail and Schmity grabbed him. OFFICER SUBDUED MAN ANO TOOK PISTOL AWAY. ‘The madman tried to throw bin off. He struck at him with the empty red and bit, it He beat Cupertino to his knees, snatched the gun from him and had subdued him when sev eral seamen rushed up. Cupertino. quiet now, ut in trons and locked up in the ship's brig. JET ‘13 BVER 59 FASHIONABLE ‘ON IN MAKING WAR ON HAMBURG-AMERICAN Passenger Traffic. 22, ‘The delegates to leaving out the Hamburg- A notice excluding | grnining it eald that probably the first shot had brought instant death an’ that the Commissioner had not felt the other seven bullets ‘The Berlin was nearing Gibraltar ‘and when it touched Dr. Arrigo's boty was taken ashore to be shipped to hi+ home in Florence. Then the Berlin proceeded on her way to encounter * three-day storm, one uf the worst |Capt. Harrassowits had ever experi- ny enced. Cupertino will be tried tefore a ecial Board of Inquiry, and it is probable that he will be turned over to the German authorities, The mur- der was committed on the reas on a German veasel, and that Govern- ment probably will assert its right of Juriadiction. BOY SAW TRAGEDY AND NEAR. LY LOST MIND. What will become of the forlorn lit- tle Francisco ts bunk, many yi tro father, the boy witnessed the wholo affair. He saw bis father shoot into floor, he saw him kill Dr. Arri and he saw him dash for the deck. ‘The sight almost robbed the child of his senses, He speaks no English, but other immigrants aboard said to- y tl ce the tragedy he had not spoken except to moan for his father, whom he was not allowed to nee after the man had been captured. He may be sent back to Italy, though whether he has relatives there or not the immigration folk do not know and the boy seems unable to tell, Dr. Arrigo leaves a widow and two 1 children in Florence. His wife was the youngest daughter of Oreate Bim- boni, He wore two medals for dis- tinguished service in Abyssinia and Alberto Bimboni of No. 467 Lexington avenue is @ cousin of Mi Arrigo and, like his famous uncle, tecomposer and conductor, it and the other was afterward issued. 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