The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1914, Page 6

MAY 14, 10914. , BOY OF RICH FAMILY THE EVENING WORLD, | neea of a new era—I never felt #0 jtremendously the immorality of the riches of men like Rockefeller—as I jdo at this moment," he went on. THURSDAY, ; - in $1,000 batt. His stepfather, Carl clothing — manufacturer, Mother Stanislans bicye of Recovery action and conduct, alt things evn. | ¥! Marks, a sidered, are simply meomprebensinie, pare causing the tr and his eted her, called the patrol wagon and peo the Wy is [be My for 3 es ant th easy, abusive, innguage high Recorder Keffer held visement. — Correct specifications The architect's specifications fare the first essential to the yerection of a building. Satisfactory eyeglass results principally upon the ac- of the Oculist's (Regis- Physician's) prescription. » Our entire time —thought— energy—are devoted ex- ly to the exami n of and the fitting and mak- of glasses. ‘If it is true that “practice perfect’—then we have ed the “P inna ‘le of Eye- near Fourth Ave. near Lenox Ave. W, $4th St, bet. Sth and Gth Aves, bus Ave., Hist and td Sts. near John St. phe Oe BI ba Broad Street, ere ye game block with Habne & Co. IHE children's party incomplete without de. The Fresh-Every-Hour mixture and the sticks and drops in glass jars always please the little “om B96 <tpte Stores in Greater New York jan Arrests Own Wife. NTIC CIT N. J, May t= hia wife annoyed bim on Patrolman Kdward Johnson | WHITE THREATENS rn CHURCHRADDS Invasion of Houses of Worship | frorxtouse holds no terror for me. 1 have been working all ry life. I'll do whatever they set me to do with all my might, be it digging potatoes or | making shoes.” Before he sentenced Mr. | Magistrate Campbell said thi Will Be Continued by Followers. “NOT AFRAID OF JAIL.”| Social Revolution Head De- clares He’s Willing to Dig Potatoes. | Still wearing his clerical garb, the | Rev. Bouck White, leader of the) Church of the Social Revolution, was herded into a van with a crowd of drunks, pickpockets and other law- breakers and started for Blackwell's ortly before 9 o'clock this . There he began to serve x months’ acntence imposed on by Magistrate Campbell in the West Side Court for his part In Sun- ai disturbance in Calvary Baptist Contrary to expectations, bis law- yer, Miss Martha Rembaugh, did not appear before his departure for the workhouse and his hopes that she would make an appeal for him or procure a writ of habeas corpus were shattered. No one visited White last night and he spent most of the time making speeches and trying to con- vert to his new religion the prisoners in the cells near his. Magistrate Campbell received a rambling post card to-day which had deen matied from the Tremont sta- tion in the Bronx. It criticized him, declaring his attitude showed a and closed with the admonition, member, the worm will turn.” Milo Woolman, a writer, who got six months, and Emanuel Lopes of No. 160 West Ninety-sixth street, who got ten days, for their part in | the disorder, went to the workhouse with White. White does not seem depressed by his conviction and sald his church would go. on, and that bis people, under like conditions, might repeat the call that brought about the trou- ble af the church Mr. Rockefeller attends, “1 do not view with any appre- Rension the serving of time in the workhouse,” he said. “The real pur- pose of my appeal te to get before the public the contents of the letter I wrote to Dr. Woelfkin before visitl: : Calvary Church. “I never felt eo tremendously the ‘am gotng to wear felon's atripes, but jI never felt more sacredly dedicated | to my task than I do at this moment. if Magistrate Campbell, or those back of him, think that they have taken the ‘gimp’ out of me by this travesty on fede they are mistaken. the task of agitation, ‘My church will yourself. by dedicate myself anew to! oF juptice,” on {f I am in or out of jail. 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Men’s and Young Men’s Spring and Sammer Suits, at Still, in my Judgment, you should not | thone who be sent to the psychopathic ward at Bellevue for observation. men should have been the last to foul and profane a house of worship, and to use it as a mvans of advertising “If law and order cannot be maintained in the house of God it cannot be maintained in the courts Mayor Mitchet made il clear to- day that in suggesting that it was necessary to use vigorous measures in dealing with such persons as dis- turbed the services in Calvary Church on Sunday he did not mean to imply that the Gaynor order against club- bing by the police was rescinded, “IT want the men to use their judg- STOLE TO PLEASE GANG aro in tho crowd looking | on and not taking any part.’ | pl NEW BANK LAW HURTS NONE. mother, with You of all Accused of Being an Informer He Wanted to Prove That “te Was Nothing of That Kind. RALEIGH, N.C, May M—The new! trecause he wanted to prove to his Federal banking law was @escribed as f the freedom of the coun- try's financial and commercial interests from the possibility of rule by a small group of men by John Skelton Williams, Comptroller of the Currency, in an. ad. dress here last night. be Stalin, Bal adjournment. bs “pals” in the Pearl Button gang that he is not a “squealer” Melvin Dun. eighteen years old, belonging to aithy family, helped another h steal 4 suitcase containing wearing apparel, a watch and a pair of shoes, all vatued at $200. Before! « Magistrate Campbell in West side! Court to-day he confessed The boy tok cycle from # told members ore’ the ‘Ni Aree Re vefers te North ir. Williama maid the new. law wa plan’ of. decentralization and distri {ion demanded by the growth ‘and pansion, of our republic. “It was hot Intended ‘to “injure anybody,” he aid, and it will not injure any, but who insist on being injured.” “gqueale So eager to aler’ A Dress Sale of Pnprecedented Values we OF THESE BEAUTIFUL STYLES ARE ILLUSTRATED. T WOULD BE VERY DIFFICULT ie on a AN INSTANCE WHERE DRESSES OF EQUAL QUAL: ID SUCH C. LOVELINESS WERE EVER RET. LED arr THIS PRICE ARMING Women’s Summer Dresses, Special at $5.95 Wwe wmentn all our efforts with th oo determination of presenting to our cus- ers at the most opportune time of thi described in cold type, possess a distinctive loveliness of The MATERIALS are Fai Voitles, Flow- ered Crepe, Organdie, Striped Voiles, Ratine: Flowered Voilcs, Striped Ratincs, Rice Oloth and Plain Lingerie. 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Boys’ Two Pants Suits at $4.95 |Boys’ Wash Suits at $1.39 In a large variety of models in sev- Special, at twelve-room apartment in the Robert Fulton, Riverside Drive and Ninety- fitth street, were in court engaged a inw: No. 115 Broadway—who, not knowing ebout the confossion, permitted the boy to enter a plea of not guilty, although he had confessed. of the Pearl Button bam had stolen the bicycle and had he took part in a fresh of an apartment yesterday. nag &baliboy raised tho alarm and Dun-| was capt with tin \ pleaded guilty and was held for trial! Ca te cther youth escaped. ene whom he. lived in a ‘They had Rosenbaum ot juqenctemen te win ee po Comet ia Font a yer—A asked for an Then the Magistrate uA de jase remurt 40 ter takin fete ‘of five wotttes iain ned tm that one| the fitgiat tole a bi- wrocer, who afterward of the gang that Dun- ld dete ie i ET mt 608 if they 80 desire i MOTHETE M. (stened Alterative ts B fekman Hing nffections and upbu Contains no harmful drugs. 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