The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1914, Page 4

S BLAMED TRUSTING WH 41 LANES Captain ot Nentuc Nantucket Which Sunk the Monroe Found Guilty of Negtigence. | VEER, WOULD HAVE. ACTORS . READ SHAKESPEARE IN Bard’s Honor, Suggests Plan to Popularize Works. ‘Thie city’s celebration of the s6eth anniversary of the birth of Shake- WASHINGTON, April %1.—Capt.|*peare began last night with a mest- ing under the ausptces of the Mayor's committee in the chapel of Normal College, on Park avenue, between Bixty-cighth and Sixty-ninth streets. The programme inciuded the giving of @ Shakespeare play and an ad- dress by Heary Clews. “Fifty years ago,” said Mr, Clews, “I had the honor to serve om @ com- mittee to arrange a celebration 3 the 800th anniversary of the birth of this great man. Levi P. Henry Holt and I are the only sure vivors of that committee, and it gives me infinite pleasure to repre- a? the survivors at this gathering. Fy sony ra in our public ia that if the beat could be ob- tained the greater would be the re- *|guitant profit, Young men and young TO OVERRIDE MAYOR |:22: Pustonists Appoint Committee To Urge Glynn To Veto New Traffic Bill, . & committee representing the Fu- @ton faction in the Board of Aldermen “fa to appeal to Gov. Glynn and ask him to veto a bill just signed by ‘Mayor Mitchel transferring the power Of regulating street traMfc from the :Board of Aldermen to the Police Com- @iesioner. This representa the first break between Mayor Mitchel and the CARPET J.&J.W. WILLIAMS ‘women are hero worshippers, oe 474 beat would appeal more More than five hundred Greater New York schools are taking part in the — celebration oft the anniver- Dr. Leipsiger of the School Lecture Bureau ar: & course of evening lectures for the week. At Columbia, New York jeg , the College of the City of New Y¥ and Bt. John's Coleg, programmes com- memorative of Shakespeare's life and work have boen arranged. Exe will be held ircine ie and Friday in the Harlem Eveni: School for ‘Women, High ‘Behool of Commeroe, Morris, De Witt Clinten, Washington tering. Evander Childs and Julia ichman High Schools, the New York Training School for Teachers and other institutions. SAMUEL D. CLOAK DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS He Was for Twenty-One Years a Member of the Staff of The World. Samuel Dougherty Cloak, for twen- ty-one yeare a valued member of the staff of The World, died at 7 o’clook ree night in Bellevue Hospital after years that olty, where he studied the offles of George J ‘Jenkins. iy Frees Be stat tthe t ee caries of Ronere B. A, Dorr, fine abilities tid ali the kindly qualities that mek friends. ‘The burial will be from Bt. Agnes's Chureh, Nimety-eccond atreet, nea: Columbus avenue, _——-e—— HER BABY BOY DEAD BELOW. Mother Frantic When She Misses Him From Fire Heeape, Mra, Agnes Rimmer let her five-year- o18 son Percy Albert jf, play en the fire escape of their apartment on the spalbadlygho Magid eatin Sastea Bis oon salar Falling. and .aitbyroalyy ° Dr. Wein- berg, eum: eummoned from Lebanon Hi tair igang “oman dinante ‘cnamination | pst lancet» in ‘NWengarians Want to Bnltst. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aprit 21.—Hun- garian residents of South Bend to-day began applying for naturalization papers @o they can enlist in the army and take Bit ar mith Maxton tn cape ofa oo let. had previously been refused when the: aneied to the recruiting sta. tion ted. Muny of them mm have to bi foved in the Nu ran army, cal recruiting lingering tiness. Bora in Philadelphia Z hae Mr. Cloak ives coucased to hia His work attracted favorable attention from the start, and upon NING WoRtL an GIVES CHALONER (HENRY SIEGEL COMPANY, FHUROT THINKS HE Ras ‘$7,000 A YEAR INCREASE} OF BOSTON INDICTED; OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS FROM HS OWN ESTATE) FACES 198 COU [Henry lew, at Clews, at Meeting in| Though Income come 1s $40,000! Jury Airs Charge ‘Charge thet Depos- Yearly, He Must Struggle Along on $24,000. John Armstrong Chaloner, formerly Chanler, to-day was granted by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich an increase from $17,000 per annum to $24,000 out of the $40,000 met income from his property in New York State. Chaloner, who {a in full control of his affairs in Virginia, where he re- sides, nome weeks ago asked the court here to give him an increase, because the high cost of living made the prob- Jom of getting along on $17,000 a year & serious one. Chaloner stated in an affidavit that he could not eee why he could not have the entire income from his property. He eald that at twenty-one years of age he had re- colved $24,000 a year and that he thought that at fifty-one experience qualified him to take care of his own property. Incidentally ho called attention to the fact that he has many fized ex- penses, among which In the payment of $8,600 a year alimony to the auth- oress, Amelie Chanier, now a Russian princess, He stated that if an increase were not granted he would have to dispense with some of the employees on his Virginia estate. —aonaernatpeonen nen sawee |AISK LIVES TO SAVE WOMEN FROM BLAZE Climb Down Fire Escape and One Is Injured by Cut Glass, ‘Mrs. Julia Buckley and her dau; ter, Valentine, were trapped by in her apartment at No. 222 Fast Bixty-ffth street this afternoon. Ed- ward Elliott, unemployed, of No. 16 North Ninth street, Woodside, and Bidney Cohen, a butcher of No. 1250 Second avenue, went to the roof of the adjourning tenement end climbed down the fire-escape; they broke in the window of the Buckley flat and took the woman out, seriously burn- ea. The daughter, who like her oe ‘was ill in bed, escaped un- Hiliott cut a tendon im his leg oe the Sites ‘nthe, iad was at- foungman, a Buree of the Henry street settlement ¢| who happened to be © nthe scene. Latter he was sent to Flow: pital with Mrs. Buckley, oe ‘Waces, (Prem the Cieeinnsti Raquicw,) Tt all depends. Wages are too blame high when you want some work done. And they are too blame low when you are hunting for work. its Were Received Two Days Before Bankruptcy Action, %1—A secret in- ints was returned MAYOR DODGES THRONG OW WAY TO LUNCHEON x Mayor Mitchel had to leave the City Hall by the rear entrance this afternoon to avoid 600 people as- wembled on the front plasa. His Honor hurried across the patch of park between the City Hall and the court house, several plain clothes men trailing behind, and then darted through the basement of the court house to Chambers street. where the green police car was waiting for him to take thm to the Whiteball Club, where he lunches. To-day is the first day the Mayor has been in town since the attempt was made on his life Friday. When the green police car used by the Mayor drew up at the east end of the plaza on the spot where the attempt- ed assassination occurred it was im- mediately surrounded by @ ourtous crowd. . Plain clothes men were scattered through the gathering, but they would not have been 7 effective under the circumstances. word was quietly passed to the wd of the Mayor's car to proceed to Chambers street, —_——— DOCTOR FOR CITY BUILDING. Marke Aloe Asks Health Commis- stoner te Assign a Neree. President Marke sent @ letter to Health Commissioner Goldwater to-day, requesting the assignment of @ resident physician for the Municipal Building, [sagt Mice toagirg Feedba sildiny and hep Fi be ‘2 onan Ss ail times durini face, Wiehe re 6,000 femployees of the sity, in the “A Cerri t] request ia the fomit @ physician in the au on last Friday, when Frank L. Polk wae shot in the al tempt on Mayor Mitchel’s life. re Crowd. around City ARarbouy rs Dace mong Quartette of Loft Burglars, "- Their Markings Are. Sent to French Police. ‘Inepector Faurot hadfinger prints of four men prepared to-day for ‘{ranamiesion to Paria, for he believes that two of the quartette, arrested here yesterday as loft burgiars, are Apaches who escaped from Me ten't sure whiten the ones, were‘aught in the room Paria, one of the number, f LEAVES CHILDREN AT JA | i « TWO ESCAPED APACHES| THAT HOLDS HER HUSBAND Woman Who Abandons Them Reasons They Should Have Food and Shelter Too, By @ simple and direct process of reasoning Mrs. John Jakooee eoclved the problem of caring for her four children in Newark to-day. She turned her offspring over to the county which had already taken her husband. Acker, Merrall & Condit © zs. Company + Fresh picked—fresh packed—and delicious when opened are our canned fruits and vegetables. Jakooes was indicted on par %) TOMATOES—Noreca—Large Tins for obtaining money ander tenses and has been locked up since in the Kevex County jail. His wife =} called at the jail with her children ai] i i i i f i? a “ty i ira @ince the Sestnaing of anid they were ito, living in the Mills Hotel; yer @ame address, and Ra- ntana, alias Antonio Lopes of Kon ita Wes West Twenty-sixth street. ba gaid he was s Frenchman, Gig- netto a oe Santana a Venenu- elan and an Italian, but Lj Po- Nee Seu at least two of the alt Hy ferent | What he to-day. She sald she was destitute and homeless and demanded that her husband be released. Of course her demand was ignored. ‘The woman then asked the warden ited her to do. “T have four children here,” she eaid. “The baby is one year old. The eldest is seven rt old. They are cold and hungry. was & yesterday. I nave ne food ir them. We slept in » hallway all night. You have my husband oe up. He is warm and ee food. Why should we out. yy The Warden scratched his epee It was a question he could not an- swer. The woman turned a Ra with, ‘her little brood and went about his business. SUCCOTASH—A.M.&C........ puam es LEMONS—Choice Pal PEAS—A.M. & C. Early June STRING BEANS—Noreca.............. ASPARAGUS—A.M. & C.—California Green 1.35 .23 PINEAPPLE—A.M. & C. Sliced—Large Tins 1.38 .23 APRICOTS—Peaches or Peare— 358 Noreca California—Large Tins 1.15 d 78 13 About an hour later the four Je-/IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— kocee children were found huddled up alongside @ wall of the jail. The mother had disappeared. A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET IT. James McCreery & Co. d4th Street Unusual Sale GLASSWARE \% to \% Less Regular Prices A comprehensive assortment comprising Cut Glass, Pressed Colonial Ware, Rock C ware and a variety of pieces in light remarkable price concessions, shipments. |, acid-etched Stem- oral cuttings, offered at receiving preparatory to new The prices range from S0c for a 6-inch Bon Bon Nappy to $50.00 for a handsome 14-inch Punch Bowl, regularly priced 1.00 and 100.00. BLANKETS & BED SPREADS Special Prices Travelin, Clan Tartan color reverse backs. Fancy’ Blankets for onde ents single sine... couch throw ‘3 each, 2.45, 9.75 to 8.00 Rugs suitable for “auto” or steamer use; aids or Combination heck with plain 00, 3.75 to 6.50 each, 3 weeee eeeeee size....0....e00b, 1,25 Marseilles Satin Hapot bene , Sizes from mat sise to 0x12 feet. 5th Avenue Exceptional Values on | Wednesday and Thursday DOMESTIC RUGS 0212 Seamless Royal Wilton Rugs..value 44.50, 29.78 6.6x10.6 Royal Wilton Rugs (with seams)........28.50 value 35.00 Oxi ft. Royal Axminster Rugs,—excellent assortment of Oriental designs. value 24.75, 19.50 SUMMER FLOOR COVERINGS Moursouk Porch Rugs,—exceptionally durable; brilliant and attractive colorings. Sise from 6x0 {t. to 0x12 ft. 10.50 to 19.50 Colonial Rag Rugs,—complete assortments of colorings, 60c to 8.98 Imported and-Domestic Cork Linoleum.......Sq. yd. 480 fegularly 600 Inlaid Linoleum,—eeveral attractive patterns. .Sq. yd. 750 regularly 1.10 FUR STORAGE the life, retain the lustre and ins: yg el of Furs, they should be Dy br apear the Summer months, » Furs ate st _a Moderate Charge Storage Vault on the premises, containing every modern Sorgen ro open for inspection. Furs Stored, Repaired and Remodeled. (Telephone 6745 Main.) BROOKLYN s7.. OPPENHEIM, GLUINS & @ Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Bablee live in a world of their own— Their dreams ere pleasant ones. Every Mother and Father can bring Special and Unusual Sale $30 to $35 Tailored Suits, $22 en ‘ES Wet Ret. sik se station in Guerra with Baby's dreams to a Happy Realisation By providing « Bloch Carriage for baby. A men who desire to For Women and Misses, Smart plain tailored and trimmed models of men’s wear ge, Gabardine, Poplins and Shepherd Checks in prevailing colors; new model tunic and ruffle skirts; superior tailored. Values 80,00 to 35.00, Ritchie & Cornet Free Pope a tee Contest Five Free R uropean Tours FOR Bw Carriages are Superior in Quality, Style and Workmanship to all others. Baby is safest, most comfortable and restful in a BLOCH. That is why 90% of particular mothers insist on a BLOCH CARRIAGE, The Name BLOCH on a Carriage Means Comfort for Baby. Get a BLOCH and Make Baby Happy For Sale by all Leading Department end Furniture Stores, 22.00 adh ‘Journal one Also Exceptional Sale of Misses’ and Small Women’s Suits Siges 14 to 18 Years or 34 lo 38 Bust Measure Fo slgesclag and exclusive tailored and trimmed models ten som regular stock of serge, Gabardine Poplins and Checks; Moire and Taffeta trimmed gH effects. iVi LS to 75, 7118.00