The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1914, Page 6

pPATALLY WOUNDED WAL STE | Ment was resuined in the late after- Noon and stocke sold off to new low | figures. There was a coriplete ab- FOR IER ER CHILD EN ears ” Interests PANAMA REPEAL FOES HUNT FOR MEN WHO SLEW rev ward att sNinichod™ "Each hed’ ‘oven, | WIE ATTACKS WOMAN LANZARA AT HIS TABLE, Ie woulg any ——_— F RECKLES “ 9 "io ais “ wig CAUSED HIISBAN GETTING COLD FEET jae Thee vil here See) American Smelter | WILSON TO SPEAK } SPEAK HERE. ‘Remove Thom With the Wilson Says Tolls Situation Is Im-|Wife Saw Two With Shotguns | Remove Thom seisaidiicnbas | thine Presectonios. 10 BE SENT 10 PRISON proving—No Amendment : Gaent at Ansoct-| This preseription for the removal Is Necessary, ‘WASHINGTON, April 1%.—Presi- nese eee Great Northern pf. Lehigh Valley New York Central Northern Pacific ncheon Apett uo, | freckles was written by a prominent Outside the Window After i Physician and is ustally s0 suvcessful Her Husband Fell Dead. | WASHINGTON, April 18—Announce-|jn removing (recklen and ‘giving # Sheriff Stephen P. Pettitt and his) ment was made at the White House | clear, beautiful complesion that it is Nquidating on every opportunity. Pennsylvania ig~ | Gent Wilaon declared to-day that the| deputies are ranging far over the|to.day that President Wilson had ac-|%°d by any druggist under guarantee Doubts were expressed regarding pe I Miss Elizabeth Marbury E: Fepeal of the Panama tolls exemption | countryalde to-day in a search for the | cepted an invitation to speak April 21 to fefund eee it a fail a Arrested, Was Drink-] rate increase, although until recent- 19 Union Pacific... vi could not be regarded as an inter-|tw@ men. who last night with shot- you cles unde J Wins aves 3 safpy Berroa Union Pace capes Harm, However, After pretation. ef the Hay Pauncotete| eine asoansinated Frank Laneare an{&t ® lnceon’ at the annual meeting | veil: get an ounce of othin remove of the Associated Presa in New York | them. Even the first few applications he sat at supper with his, wife and icity, Secretary Tumulty sald the | should show a wonderful improvement, thelr three children in their home St! president haa not yet decided what |some of the lighter freckles vanishing Mineola, L. 1. subject he would discuss but he would | entirely. Mre. Lanzafa believes the crime] make an important speech. Be sure to ask the druggist for the was committed by Italians of the] It is the first invitation tho President | double strength othines it is thie that ‘back guarantee. Ang, Police Say, and Could | decision in tavor of the roadn, UB. Bteel pi Swindler Is Sentenced. Treaty because it would be a legisia- Union Pacific beoame quite weak SS tive act. He held that no amend. ~© Make No Statement, } and traders nald thet if thedividend Axed deposits from 3 per cent. to 0 3% ment setting forth the rights of the om % were reduced to 2 per cent. no ar- per cent, This is usual procedure| Mise Fiteabeth Marbury, a play| United States under the treaty was rangement of means of due billa to Whon money market becomes Aur- | broker, had a bad five minutes to-day N¢cessary in his opinion. 4 shooting | provide for the equivalent of 10 per ftsed with loanable funds, Kew Yor’ | with an infurlated woman outside of | The President took the same view ¥. Bul-} cent. by the time the B. & O. wae anda Rankers’ Trust are two of the Justice Seabury's Courtroom in the ®# Secretary Bryan that by repealing @ Bay Ridge suloon and garage] distributed would suffice to sustain | first to make the change. Criminal Courts Building. The woman |the éxemption the United States H Was held by the police of the! the stock in the market. They said ; > was the wife of Edward C. McGuin-| Merely showed a@ disinclination to Brooklyn, police sta-'that in such an event the market | | be oteddal ahs Uitdaba We She gt SS ness, who had just been sentenced to|Talse the question of discrimination Party to-day. Detectivé Honale! would discount the worst and only | copper district. Bing Sing for at least a year and a|but did not by ite act limit any & representative of the Kings! begin to discount something better — half and not more than three for | future policy of the Government. Mr. ly District-Attorney'a office, WhO] ay the time approached for making! Federal Sugar Company regular swindling Miss Marbury out of $25, |Wileon drew @ distinction between ed him, say he had beenling 13 & 0. distribution, Quarterly dividend of 1% per cent: on | seeGuinness went to Miss Marbury’s |® lexislative act and an authoritative and they were 1 i ‘The weakness in B & O, wan oald | Pre ot ranord’ Apri gh, Pn | nouso, No. 106 West Fortioth street, |Interpretation of « treaty, the latter to be due to selling by Union Pa- ——_— on March 6 last, represented himself |0f which would have to be formu- cific stockholders, who were going | CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN |as Capt. Kennedy of the Police De-| lated by the Executive branch of the MAR colony near Weatbury, although she |has accepted for a speech outside of cy sold on tl band, | Washington since he went to Mobile knew of no enemies of her hus! Inst October to attend the Southern Commercial Congress, WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS Lanzara, who was sixty years old, was for twelve years superintendent of the estate of Mark C. Meager at Westbury. Soon after he and his wife and children sat down to sup- OL per last night there was « crash out-/ Sensational ae ar a Until Wed- re, nesday’s Closin beg aay head cases off. As Bi Butles Inc. is at A turned for a moment to a window l 235 James Stores and Markets. technically short of that issue « partment and asked for a eubscrip- | Government and ratified by a two-|— — — 9 fae a tee ast |satry » anat wet |flon of 00 tothe pies Penson | thirds vote ofthe Benae. THE JOY OF Kirkman’s Bee cae rene an IS & CrIUICAL) on wan made Tt a or ('™| Fund. Miss Marbury gave him $25,| President Wilson remarked that, ition ont conacios cht Steel closed ‘at O0:u. the low ptt: Bent : hd iy RH B= &) and whon he flashed a budge she saw ee seniors who would be in D. CING EXERCISE Borax Soap i : 4 “e “ ‘i the majority on the tolls question: *atement on account of my| Total sales, 248,628 shares, ®aturdey’s OOKN bs | "Chicken Inspector” on it. qa ions, Opening—The only feature was! os! intimation the police bad| bear pressure on U. 8, Steel, which {7 eh i Fe: te | McGinness, who ts six feet two an4|there did not seem to be any sentl- few men of women seem to care nag GS ge iq = i§ weighs nearly four hundred pounds,|ment for amendment. The Prt | cetera ee Enereiee unless leaded guilty to-day and ‘he svn-| incidentally declined to discuss the|they are assured the freedom from the shooting was whon Charien! fell to a new low level for the presont eased vot 7 favorable pleas Pip oy TRGA Win. ‘does | FOBOPIAN axd0i PRION Gf Colsekbhan War ing fet that Allen’ Foot-Fase, the ant i simeen years old, tele. | Sent ots and 0%, compared with) weather conditions. In the second] See, ret courtroom Mra. Mo-| vessels from the payment “of tolls, captis “pemaee, te) Me alesse) the to Brooklyn Headquarters | sold at be » compared With) sour shorts covered on the appear- 8 ai ince the tendency an ambulance be vent for] 0% at the close on Baturday, In the|nuce of buying orders from large Guinness, who in physique «nd/eaying that when the new creaty was | the, aMnys fives: | Since the treme After notifying the Nor. | "rst half hour Steel sold at 50%. Prices weakened strength 1s almost the equal of her bead that phase of it would | aimost a daily and hourly necessit Short covering rallied the market) in the afternoo d cloned with ir-| husband, sought to assault her. The “ Seegesa itis the sale of Al ees loapital, Headquarters hail hour. | regular losses of 1-8 to 3-4 of a cent. and Babbitt’s seep z z HI F E jon added that the tolls sit- M ding t-Ease, eo the 8 rey ha: Poticeman Joseph Fay of the Fort] steel rallied 0%. Activity de-| Corn heavy. Country offerings ‘étectives and policemen standing by | uation in the Senate was constantly LA ta ‘hs he Ue, gga Pate { > died hort cov- | Separated them before Mra. oe improving and apparently that Basillton station sent to the Bullock | creased in the second hour after the| light. Prices steadied on sho Me pane tly Fiver her ree al package | Rome. lly and the market became éx-|ering. In tho afternoon prices gave | ness could do any harm an 0} ple who ha een asked to appear vis 4 di ' tremely dull, ‘Gerlere: Motors od| way rapidly and closed 11-8 to 15-8| Women were shown out of th fpulld fn’ the hearings were getting “cold alte Allen S. Olmsted, | _ Young Bullock said bie father had| 24° points, to #1%, and cents below Saturday. ing by different doors, tn [feet .¥. es reamery come bome ae eral eases fome time after midnight] Pacific was in dem TON Wanner. court eho tid of having been stn! Gnd opened champagne. The boy later ‘lean the price to 190 P EW, YORK ie | Son ‘victimized by McGuinness, was inte. Foreign mar! un, Pursuing her. Bu rought rl " : (| ness represen' imaelf as 0. Paid caitee mouse, the ode ere ee ieee ie Guy. Calgin of the Building Depart- \ |. He added that he noticed Anta nt 3 Yih oe tae ou | Huninean wan Uimht, but the see teen: ver on a table and saw that {iold, Mine 21 AN RS + Bi met with Mitte support after the Very Ch ic } ji t Mer was shot, a a By iy 3 opening and prices. sageed off and! Longer Vacs vicest Creamery, Ib. + in Hospital surgeons | | % i‘ the market became °| ‘Botiee Commie bs im ‘ the opinion that Mrer'tints tz HS HO || Son tne rosrbet cloesd barely seedy Se cane wan this ep tis aes The Highest Quality—nothing more delicious at any price. "s Fecovery is n matter of doubt. 1 to 8 points decline, yr unconscious wher Ry Od tion of vacatio; The patrolmen now the bowpital ve Shel wee gs ty wet only ten dhys off during summer, ——_—_ by Baker’s Cocoa 7o"ic 17° Peerless Cocoa *"" 13° Best Teas, c Ceylon Mixed, 29 Formosa-Oolong and English Breakfast, lb le en and other Cea my ploxess . | Attack Men at Door of Home and ‘LADIES! SECRET 10 Leave Them Dead After Pistol DARKEN GRAY HAIR Duel—Woman Also Shot Down, URDER CHARGE AGAINST POLICEMAN QUASHED David H. Shellard Suspected for ‘Six Years of — Girl— rt Sa =: Fi CRE BE FS pore) SEF i 1 FE BF KeeeFIE FE FE EF FS oe any + er, Pa, Aort 1x—m a|Bring Back Its Color and PASTEURIZED ec SP PS fatten 2 Stal PNG rt Gena ne A Ne, Eee ‘Murder brought against ex-Police- a ot thé rear door of thelr homie’ at Sage Tea Reci is the result of fity years of progressive work othing finer @tiany price, Ib......... ae David H. Ghellard, suspected of ct arty “ + | Boswell, near bere, early to-day, John pe. Choice C ff £ ak ot barbers tae gee aint i, By = 8] Panne, rovmrrcgies reer A, sat), pacts in a,field where We occupy a position of Unoice Coliee Bo, 21 DPatssl aecson of ine nace ie He MS — xl cousing, were shot to death. Inime- besry ‘en, and. alcohol unquestioned leadership. Fresh roasted; splendid “cup quality,” Ib i } af ‘da M Frank D'An- je «eigen poise ba Reo q ‘ae 4 i pariah Mbrtealy tg sored D'Angelo, whe t: ‘had oft This milk possesses every qualification necessary | Best N. Y. State; from whol . 341 oe = rd to f iT the firing, os * | est IN. -s e, from w. 8 oe had. diangreedatter hfe es ‘gS £ 8 t ; was shot etce and sertounly wounded rreagteae fer to place it in the highest grade. Cheese, milk with ALL the cream. tb. | 7 MR Nat 'h¥ — ) es she stooped over the fallen forms ee Cours trovbivome ae yon’ You may spend more money for milk but you can't | ° c . -to-use cost- Sicngralfmercargrgi Hy is hy [ane aeton ae nnwn aw 0 pao iomnctar ts dg || buy beter | Triumph Oats, tarsest 10 pise.. 5 said that there was no chance }4% 108 14% — | wealthy family, and it le held as) oe rer Remedy,” thus avoiding s This milk is clean milk—produced under conditions | Pride of St. Louis, Su- 1 it ed ‘o« | Sulp! > Yi is, Su: Cc tie coat tora bare * EM i es +% Tey he wes were hicoked ao they | tote wisps, y, faded hair is not that satisfy your natural love for cleanliness. Flour, perlative XXXX.... 3: ibs; 10 - he hi to retai th. e9 es a‘ | tere ‘moniya, shri eters See iiectaee el aieaher ||] In addition to ths it is made absolney we 11/1 Shredded Wheat &Force, vx. 10° on morning of July 22, * Two balf-emptied revolvers lying be- izati He had_yeard tho report of a i ey ng + them ind hey haa | aed Sul ur, Bo oBe can tell, because it | through honest Pasteurization. 9 . e) Found sin the. temple, eed : i. ty ! Seliseea) aie and deeencs jan dnspen« sponte a BN Bi You can offer this milk to your children with the Campbell Ss Soups, Allkinds, can We . who deciared Bs = g themselves, the police say, Who did/jt and draw this through your hair, kni ledg that it fulfills eve: ‘ t that good t come up too, having heard | \ & 1 Se} 5 ki all nd js jowledge ry requirement good, | Cc be was later suspected of the i if yee * hs ‘meg ea aed | |Boralog ai re wholesome, rich, clean milk was intended to fill. Alaska Salmon, Maik eb. oat, 7 Le atts eren, ee RRs f Tomatoes, voc, 55 nos San t A a Seiad + Ene on cate, “head to 2 By rd i =¢ it _at_once. Call Franklin 1182 Condensed Milk, BUTLER’S, can. ‘cl 2 ee — d have it tomorrow Seats meat aetna i a < : : snd you may hare it tomerree Evaporated MUIK, pete brook; at 10s 7 eee atterward cna asee taee A 3 ‘ For Summer Dress Fabrics Grade A Milk 10 Cente Grade B Milk 9 Cente vondensed Milk, Liberty Brand 3 cams 2H ‘heal het onsen oy i 1 Try Essie Milk Richest and best, can.......... 10° a 's Fi; BORDEN’S CONDENSED MILK CO. *. ES ‘camnupies iis E y= e McCutcheon’s First ” Colman’s English Mustard, ... 10° Fasent of Beton eae cust ie a iy JAE bea eee Lea & Perrin’sSauce, Waciitii..v0. 19° Mi We have an assemblage of summer dress i an Bees fabrics which embraces everything that Crosse & Biackweil’s Pickles, rote. 15° nas : ie B= 't] ee nse Sere by anne, any Crosse & Blackwell’s Marmalade, j.. 14° stat, "Daxiee. hid ‘igenchard fo me weaves and colors such as are now being Liber ty Catsup, in bottles, each 1O° ana 5° Mrs. Christop! ’ » 9 ar el " any. " used by the leading Parisian modistes. ; White Fabrics. Plain and Embroidered Voiles, + UCETTING BETTER Ss a a Triumph Cleanser, ‘we 2. | ins, » Katine, e, trans-§ =), Parsemniturra Withnairt DNianncitg9 (9 | SE RMEEEDEE VaCa SCE, Large can..... sian ea giiging Tks Sek a ames || Sen Aan ae, ome, Te Furniture Without Deposits 2 si teomry ing Nd crease of S680,807, or B18: EGS Colored Fabrics, Crepes plain, f em: rere ae manors alcaye to please one parton. N° Gor wetasee At All 35 James Butler Inc. Meat M: Si ween : bent. compared with same period year Colored, Fabrics. | Crapes ial fancy, Ser CALL AND MAKE YOUR O' own TERMS h & Sirloin S larkets: by Tila ene Dimities, Handkerchief Linen in all shades ot aan 1 ae Porterhouse Oin Sleak|_, o9¢ fi gay pric ians do Pps koa $381,000. From Eponee, bo te. Cope Line, ome Linen, “Linen d| |] CATALOGUE. AND SEWING MARKED Round yen Rib: Cho a g i - T! Colorado & Southern gross earn- more staple kinds, : : Cana Lam - i : I sigengtbens the Manes | nes or et oes OF Apel fnew cee Shirtings. A range of upwards. of 1,200 design: =) | $Roomsturnished | We Pay Canada Lamb Rib Chops, ».... 16° , rengibening wonk, ite, At is) crease totals $1,278,963, in Madras, Satin Broche, Crepe Cloths, Washable $ Weekly | Freight At All 131 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores . drugs. Some of the larger trust companies aie, Peau de Crepe, Habutais and Crepe de AB your drug store. 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