The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1914, Page 9

ts 7 ROLLER SKATING NOW |rts:,**use.te 7,ereund te men, NEAR PARK MENAGERIE|s.22%icvcr wore sc xmruioe TORN PLANK Commissioner Ward said complain ite had been received at his office from m anno} ec oner Is After Rowdies) Potter skites and were frequently ran isewhere and Gets More Po- | !"to- reply to the request of the Park : to-day ‘signed twenty more police- ) Commissioner Cabot Ward has|men to Central Park. The Commis- joner found some parts of the park Gigns placed near the menagerie | itt o4 by rowdles who insulted bios ieaberarn Bh lll eee | Declaration at Baltimore Ex- FS DURES DEST FOOD | meen cr” Canal Unwise Policy. WHEN STOMA CANT 8 GREAT] esmnron ro rns Wileon let it be known to-day that ‘ ‘Vu ietead sri |S rr co en, ye p igesti pete. Your real an insertion in the Gas and Dyspepsia in but quickly ferments and sours, oh sh lank favering the ‘exemption of ing almost any unhealthy condit! yma nom Five Minutes. case of Pape's Diapepsin will cost American coastwise ships from the fit conte at any phar here, and | Payment of Panama Canal toils, Jd Wonted of " alm Sie ae babe gosh hh ‘The President feels that a platform | aaj, loa iter eatin) i. inutes mentation an ur | declaration h LU it is the food whieh fil Promech are causing the mleely ef cea ty ctreamotanacs that aries ol Rttle you eat lies like « lump of | Indi over the world on well as tm tne| Malt ‘our stomach; if there is diffi-| No matter if you call your trouble U; a his alter eating, eructa-| Catarrh of the Stomach, Nervousness or | United States and that only the ele- gested food and acid, | Gast.itis, or by her name—elways|™ent which the United States can ah ora largry-t of remember that het ie waiting at any | control in the situation ought to be ec i Me oan ew op food ate ct. the moment you ide to| binding. He feels that a change of bilan and in jon. im it Die circumstan tn. tralizes excess i jm will regulate any tania Mises We the ‘biteaties, absorbs that misery-making gas jomach within five min-|wnich necessarily would change the nae On ipcia, ick attitude of the American Government che, el Constipation, and the attitude of the country on aa" the subject. Mr, Wileon told callers to-day that the whole international situation and the point of view of foreign govern- 22 GRAIN TRIANGULES OF ments was to some extent involved in the settlement of the controversy. He intimated that platform deciara- a \ tions should be limited to matters of domestic policy and should not em- soy armuee brace relations with foreign govern- OSE Laine etd * he > g mts said to be the President's view that treaty relations with other na- NS ‘ ~ Sonsirect ab A stoenion of the tiny: LARGE 50 CENT CASE 7 Pauncetote convention were to be ANY DRUG STORF. = Inaisted upon by the United States, It was made clear, however, that only England had protested. The President told callers that Great Britain, through her representatives, bad not approached the American Gov- ernment on the question in any way @ince Viscount Bryce left here a yeur ia . “The President told callers he did ¥ not intend to send a message to Con- Ley on the subject of Panama toll: e felt his attitude had been " Scotch Whisky |i risk tiietct Sieses tolls provision during the present ses- Commerce Committee, which would : There is sail one quality have charge of such legislation . of “Black and White’. CALLS DEAD MAN HUSBAND. The best that can be pro- woe: Oe eee oe duced after years of study and geBINOHAMTON, Fob, #—After_ the experience in catering to dis- criminating people. LEX DISHAW/) eco ny |= te of Pai mgtnave te Celemraphea ‘ee sister of the the fenuty te =e “Se that of af band. “The it sees en be. ‘be exhumed on | He just wanted to buy a pair of trousers WELL-DRESSED, carefully groomed and quick-witted business man came into our store the second day of this sale. Heneededa pair of trousers—that was all he wanted to buy. He made a selection, and while waiting for © we had found It necessary $e draft Into the to be fi he —_ ranks of extra clerks because of the crowds, fies, coe attaretions 9 Beltins Now, bearing in mind the fact that this cuse bought a suit. ‘While this was being made ready he looked tomer was a newcomer to Smith Gray's, and at overcoats—he bought an overcoat, 8 Piper sharp en man, It seems to sac! On the way out with his larger purchases pot only 4 eee eres stopped to buy a derby hat, a nee two ie ree sone nec neckties that caught his eye. phigh Bs aioe of the notable quality of “Must have had a mighty clever salesman?” To our Pe ainds this episode perhaps points say oe Not a bit of it. Y The man who sold out more sonsinein gly the reasons why you him these goods was our sign painter, whom should attend the SMITH GRAY & CO.. 7 RECEIVER’S SALE} than would 4 conml lete description of the value to you Therefore, we shall (pls yy end our adver- (Take a Ye) of cue nie ot erin afternoon and come gland right here, adding only a list of fone te see the clothes and furnishings for for oursel Winter Suits and Overcoats, Advance-Style Medium-Weight Suits and Overcoats, Next-Spring Suits and — ercoats Suits, formerly $15 to Overcoats, ‘crmarir 15 to peeavers $9.98 to $28.50 Everything to be Sold AT ONCE by Order of Oscar A. Lewis, Receiver in Bankruptcy All Stores OPEN! until 6.30 P. M, Extra Salesmen, ~~ sett aan or earl a ete Casa Cover cr Eee s while snooping about his domains that the desperate four had fied the street would be to gi: oy susstn Succes otealing abducted a horse; John . Young of BREAD AND WATER ONLY FOR PRISONERS IN PLOT Sheriff Learns of Desperate Con- spiracy of Four to Striki Blow for Liberty. Sheriff Odell of Riverhead, L. 1, has ordered four prisoners in the Si folk County Jail diet of bread and water and loc! in the brand new cells recently cu: pleted in order to punish them for a plot to bre: + Jail, The troublesome heed] re aa fron etal cots and bad se- je m creted the Tega, in their several cells in order, #o the Sheriff believes, to swat either himself or one of his dep- uties over the head when @ final break for liberty was made, do to walk right out upon Main the the creation of a din,” and re- Two Are to Be ‘Yo Bo Confined Mayor Mitchel ts to havo a larger office force than any of his prede- cessore—a force that will not only per- In addition the .@heriff tearnea| form regular duties but will investi- gate matters of great importance tn: which the Mayor ts personally inter- ine Jock eo.that all they would have] ested as the head of the city Govern: | ment. | First of all he will appoint a $8,000 | hes i THREE SECRETARIES TORS OFF OFFICE FORCE! Men and Will Be Called “Secret Service Twins.” year extra secretary, whose sole) ttl ouae will be to keep the Mayor in| close touch with the affairs of the} Board of Estimate. Mayor Gaynor | Dominick Chattes, charged wtih|Teferred to the task of keeping pace! an auto; John Carter, who| With the Board of Estimate calendar | as the biggest in the office, There! Water Hill, charged with drunken- !wilt be no conflict between the author- | a and jwese} rant, & are the quartet Ghee tne Brag. | tles of the Mayor's Board of Estima (ff has placed on short rations, Secretary and Arthur Woods, the Mayor's regular secretary, whose eal-! arg ta 96,500. The two other secretaries to be appointed will act in the capacity of confidential men. They will be sent here and there in the city depart- URGES WHIPPING POST FOR MAN WHO BEAT GIRL Judge Mulqueen Says Corporal| Mayor. Each of these sccretaries will Punishment Needed for Thief |{ime become known as the Mitchel Who Struck Young Woman. |"*Serram N. Crugor, assistant sec- retary Base oii Ad fe nachted 100, salary w' flogging post for such men as you. It Sooo. Hf i deterrent effect} Theodore D. Rousseau, the Mayor's than imprisonment,” said Fudge Mul-| executive secretary, who ts a former “If I had my way I'd establish the would have a more queen in General Seasions to-day to| newspaper man, carries on all com- Lucas Mardeshich of No. 146 Wash-| munication between the Mayor's ington street, a hulk of a man, who] fice and the numerous city de) aa) ity ve assaulting Anna| ments. dma Foley of N 6 Becond ai cash girl in @ department more, Jan. 11, while the girl was walking throush | SPORT ‘WEARIES PRESIDENT. | stealing ‘ Kast Forty-first street, her urse, Teo Tired for Charch After Geit ae and Aute Ride. WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. — President Wilson did not follow his usual custom Mulqueen of attending church services yesterday. tnat Mardeahich = ae ee her-|'at the White House {t was said that then stole her purse containing her|he was tired after his exertions of week's ~~ Sdardeshich was sen- fogged OF (1 gee ee Boke, fr fro qaring teeettte yours on for not less| Sutomobile igs Mn the than two years six morths and es meore then ee veers a8 And Others, With Goriin’s Orchestra, | suKS J. & J. Clark's Sewing Cot- ton, for hand or machine sewing; £00-yard spools, in black and white; dosen, 23c. Pee Kerr's Lustre Twist, spools; black and white; all wa on le Bes ing Co! ti! tton, ro spools; white a; 8 pvt for | 3c Spools O. N. T. Darn’ Cotton, black, white and my ae 20c. Spools Soving Sits Sille—extra | geod ay, », 100-yar ue sree 210 380 Phin Silk — —good quality, full balbes | spool, black only; wseee $06 tee id He of [ie 2 Bictey fer oC 16c Box Dressmakers’ Pins, solid brass pins, 4-lb. bexes; sizes ry Sand 6; box, 7c. bc Package Dressing Pino, extra good quality; 8 packages for Be, 19c Bone Hair Pins, shell and ember; plain and crimped; box, Se, 3c Dosen Safety Pins, extra good geoly: sizes 1, 8 and 8; 4 dosen for te bai mn Cabinet, assorted a4 ally is ives Shieldo, Mpht weight, double covered, every pair ranteed shore 28 and impervi fises®, Saud @(1 Re, ai mn [>See Urarienlin imanlny yy I 95 the Presidente family ervices at Central Preaby- Annual Spring Sale | pa 000 Yards Specially Priced. Values. All the Fashionable Weaves. Including: Charmeuse—Queen of Silks That Rich, Aristocratic $2.00 Quality at $1.15 In black, white and all the street and evening shades. Extraordina Main Fleer. Relath there had been explanations and/trate Breen he had made every effort * reconciliation, they went out arm in! to find his family. ANSON “Cy EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1916,7° MITCHEL S ADDING “DEAD’’ MAN RETURNS; ta - . ahuemer a Scena netiien ae acne. ahah a arm to begin life again with their seven children. It wan his eldesst WIFE TAKES HIM BACK) trotint'ine' dona °toun'buck to lite She met him in Third avenue Friday and followed him to No. 483 East Thirteenth street. Her mother got a aughter Saw Him Walking on|warrant and Flanagan was arrested, Three years ago he was an ambu- Street and He Is Arrested, [jance driver for the Willard. Parker | qs but Freed. After three years of owhood Mra, Michael her husband to-day Court of the Bronx, When], Three months ago Flanagan re. ts looking into matters for the can be confidently recommended as a . Boas ete feminine. aid spec hose work ae ive $3,000 a year. They will in ystem i ally organs dis Charge Account Customers Are Invited to Use Thetr A ‘Accounts= ° UnySSOTE Loaders With Prices so Low that the right is reserved to limit quantities in order to prevent dealers from buying Just as Thousands of Other Women Have Been Helped to Better Henke by Dr, Pierce’s Favorite Prescription so can you be! If life seems a burden to you because ila are nervous, excitable or eae if you have backache, headaches, unnatural pains Favorite Prescription Strats Sain ener st vineet eee active in en; hy ri toe Fa mse! worite Pre of wom- Blessing. Gomes of see er to bi tful sleep and to banish che power | sea ioe spirits Bay ea fore ectmmcas ney te severe tree 8 Coo Pierce’ toate ‘People’s Common path: ‘ rere gst ba re Fou information sad Sdvioe of winel ts you—cortain ogo pa mae © AVE.. 19° T0209 “STREET. W. A. Marble and John 8.5 S. Sheppard, Jr., as RECEIVERS Hospital and one day he disappeared, b When it su tod there been tated, had gone Woat and there been killed ppored Wid-| four of tho children were placed In janagan metithe Dominican Sistera’ Home in the Domestic | Rockland County. turned to New York. He told Magis. rformed as nature intended. Present discom- wed by a break-down of the constitution; but DR. PIERCE’S arnt being er use the tectum of the feminine organs (in Tablet or Liquid Form) ption a real Nd avall herecif of f Fashion own Receivers’ February FURNITURE SALE Investigate values e'sewhere first. Make comparisons your judgment dictates. Do not allow cleverly oe ot Pr ves te dissuade you from attending the Receivers’ Sale. stocks of furniture offered at Receivers’ Sale Prices are as fine as any offered in the city. Practically the entire stocks were purchased for the usual Simpson Crawlord Suraitnre Sale lon betore the Baceivert took Cearge. The Leena have marked the prices lower than origin inte Consequently ordinary furniture Sales are not to be comp: with the Receivers’ Sale. Furniture Sold on the Club Plan ——Fifth Fleer, we announce for Tuesday and Wednesday our first big general entitles you to a card. Receivers’ Notions and Small Wares With every purchase, large or small, in our Notion Department, the purchaser will be presented with a regular 10c card of the WILSON DRESS HOOKS now eo popular in the W est and only recently introduced toNew Yorkers, NOcouponrequired to secure one of these 10c Cards of Lress huoks FREE, and the ematiest purchase Dress Forms $6.00 “Acme” Adjustable Dress Forms, in four sections, made ef papler mache Jersey cloth covered, skirt of he wheels on top automaticall adj any desired size; sizes A and B each size, adjusting 10 $2.50 Complete Drese Forms, new 1914 model: okirte of heavy flat atee! reinforced, on iron stands, a usable Me any $1] 4 height, being the most up-to-date lines for the new ecuan se eceoeenre e 9 steel rods, on iron the neck, buste, 390 desen Sanitary Nepkine— ceamless, ebserbent and seeptic, Gozen In box, Treo Sanitary Napkins—scom- less, absorbent and ere msdhag a it "he Athestoe bestos Inve fieldeets® fer Sa ath Ironing Was, 3 fer 0c Slipper and Ghee Trses, pels. Be, ise bon ta ilere” Chal 88 pom ty thes Collar Bui al Pi ls with castors; the small covered with Jersey cloth, 2c Colles | Rettone, 1 pines: ‘core 3 60c Bust Forme, made of dloth, new models, lies $8 to oh ee TNT OT ER 35c 100 and 18c Hose Supporters—sew- on style, heavy suspender webbing, on forms.) (Drees he Onis filled during the week; no mail, phone nor C. O. D, orders 190 Hose Supporters—pin-on style, extra heavy webbing, rubber button, 1 EY reuse Vanna tel anes one et ian want Rtn 16c Fockere Halr Pine, ¢86 pins rubber buttons, pair, Bo, Shree sizes, pair, Bo, 10c Yelser Hooks and Fyes, with 880 plece Directoire Belting— te package: Plain and crimped; all) extra invisible books black —cotton mohair, 1% and 2 Inches, sie creer Horns bee bass, he Shlaldn. be and white; all slses; package.,, OC | black and white, 10-yard piece, 390, Hse ‘of ocean Lae fresh gam double cavered, every vir | _25¢ Hooke and Eyee—solid brass | 0c piece Bias Seam Binding— pest buttons; all me i ome Guaranteed, odorless aud im- 1 ah peerenises Ts Fro wie in | five sizes; 12-yard piece; white, 6e, fect are otyles; 8 for’ vious, sizes 2, Suhd 4, pair 142C | visible eyes, black and white; al ck Twi a Dress te light Pt slsess, gross, M66, 00 card...+., SC | wistns tenance sae Tenem* bone os wa w claes; 8 on japan silk covered, every pair a Bc Dozen Eandow Snap Fas- 100 plece S Lac ds 4 cards bee Va oniaed, ee fer lenerembinek ane oars east tt oaen ie e | eeleutae aA — MO sninens 151) CORR Fer 1Se to 25¢ piece Trimming 5c Goll ‘cur ows and lace tri med, poe 16e piece Directoire Belting— | Braids—colored co also feather imported ¢ ral, py nets, Bey able for shirt waiste,every pair mercerized grograin, 9 inches wide, | stitch braids, guerantecd fast colors; || hand made and large cise; all guaranteed, sizes @,8and4,pairdOC | tieck and white; 10-yard piece, 60a. | 4 and 6 yard piece: piece, So. 8 for ci bal