The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1914, Page 12

Police Arrest Man Said to Have Wounded Them, Though He “4 Is Found in Bed. Ponti, twenty-six years ® prisoner in the Charles street to-day charged with the Jast night of three of his m, all of whom are em- on steamships. The four mgt over a Spanish woman who Ra at No. 156 Christopher street. De Parish, thirty-cight , ae rentt was wounded in nen; jpriano Peres, a sea- 24 Berio. Villeverde, a fire- light hurts. All were to Bt. Vincent's Hosiptal. The could not be found. Philip McGrath of the Sea- Ni ‘West font! was chased to his room, where § was found half undressed and in Correct Glasses Save : qYour Sight Poor Glasses Ruin It with Ehrlich glasses, you ‘re sure they are correct and they cost no more. Eyes Examined Without Charge iil Pastas Chneon, plot wit Breodway, at John St. ( Siath Ave., \Seh St, 350 Sixth Ave., 22d St ‘Ana St. 17 West 424—New York Bend S¢,, Bro Yiyn. Relating to Home and Markets By Mrs. Charlotte R. Bangs. Home. : Considerably lower, please, Mr. High Retailer, for Cal. cherries, be white Rookforte, §2; Chapman's, $2.60; why 390. and 65e. Ib. in stores ($7.15 box)? For the housewife’s use, buy Office employees also should benefit by co-operative purchase. Just in, H. H. grapes, from Eu- 100 (retailed usually 60c. doz. to Tay Gh. ‘poare, $2 boxe Sor ek teers Woe cas rota Oe OH BON thee Medium ‘sits’ $5. por’ 100, yet i0e- lum si e a 120, oa. retail, Buy in dozen lots. low can Wi where i living, and ne fancy sanitation rente yet, either! Poultry—Turkeys, ducks, geese {ier offer change from OT greasy roasts now, but ly, using meat for vi to {net over beautiful b 5 180. te 26c. Ib. No retailer explains thie, but now ig ved sale of veal. Fresh poultry not cheap, 200.- 360. Ib, okin, 8 ben ore ekin, sire 0 bon, 10-84-54. A epee State made tho BOYS COMMANDEER AUTO FOR A CRASHING CAREER Michine Demolishes Windows on Two Sides of Street and Wrecks Pushcarts. ‘0 boys leaped into an auto moving jtanding in Stanton street, near street, at 7.80 last night, re- and turned on the by th LJ No. Sti went One firat atreet, ian of Ninth —_—— > SELLS CHURCH FOR SALARY. Fleck Mesents Paster’s Act and Prevents Remeval ef Building. BARTLESVILLE, Okla, May 20.— Because members of the Epworth Methodist Church failed to pay him his iren tapeettl was sont to Sheritt J who to the scene and ord the iby the Nal ’ m route ie to-day 1 on Nameaeeee hore to-day. ae “stn consumers paid it. Markets. Midweek Fulton fish market of- zee bottom of basket .75-$2 box 6 bas; re- 100 Ibe.: white, 100, Mr. Retailer!); ducer gets 5 Ney wiited grade, with 5c. quart, or $2 bbl. Is thie fair not ship oversupply to having none, yet craving it? Potatoee—Old, new, 3 sizes, $3 ti tailed 160.-18e. qt. Do CAN the poor, “dear” eweete, for emergency use. Don't inflict them for consumption on warm days, even at 760. bu. HELD IN FRAUD GASES Fourteen Indictments Against Ho- gan and Thirteen Each Against Sweeney and Wertheimer. teenth street, William Wertheimer of No, 609 Kast Twelfth street, and Will- Inm Sweeney of No, 427 East Seven- teenth street, inspectors in the Fitth Election District of the Twelfth Assem- bly District at the recent Constitutional Convention election, were arrested yes- terday on Indictments charging partici- pation in frauds in the district. ‘There are fourteen indictments against Hogan and thirteen against each of the other men, Nine Indictments are for rmitting a repeater to vote under nine ifferent names. Three indictments charge the men with having permitted 8 pol clerk, Loula, Bachman, to under three different names, —<— FOOL-PROOF AEROPLANE. British Government Perfect tte Automatic Flyer. orriat Publistdee Co Oooriatt. GN: New Pork World) (Special Cab) imepatch to The brening World.) LONDON, May 20.—The British Government ory has turned out a fool-proof aeroplane, which {fs be- Neved to have solved the problem of inherent #1 ity, so it is believed by those who made yesterday the tests The King and Queen, at Parn- pettte nA apring ‘controlied the tude hid which the controls, tor nor rudder was touched by the At the Wilbur Wright Momortal din- ner of the Aeronautical Society of Lon- don last night, Col. ley, ex-Secre- tary of War, told of @ fight with an army pilot who held his hands behind hia head while the steered, the aeroplan maintaining equilibrium automatically, He 0 a height of 2,000 feet, where the pilot aban all control’ of the machine for en. ionel_ simply ed MOTHER! I'S CRUEL TO FORGE Ol OR CALOMEL INTO A SICK CHILD “California Syru can’t harm tender stom- ach, liver, bowels. Look back Remember the that mother in- Idhood days. of Figs’ | Syrup of Fie. Tts action i positive but gentle. this + harmle: given to-day saves a sick aw si - caev apt sisted on—castor oil, calomel, cathartics, | Child to-morrow. It should be the first How you hated them, how you fought against taking them. With our children it's different. zi bagi Fda thes Aer in Wo of C t i it iene revolt in well founded, Their tender little “insides” are injured the; do, The ch by them. If your child's stomach, li bowels need clean remedy given, as it always does good, never any harm. .| Ask your ist for a 50 cent bottle “California Syrup of Figs,” which oe Lop Laspetat for babies, children all ages a lor grown-t i on each bottle. Beware of pel ecko sold See that it is made by “Cali- fornia Fig Company.” — Refuse h contempt. ONE VOTE Ritchie & Cornell's Free Popalarity Contest Five Free nang Trip BK TATO Bron ‘ jway. Brosklyne > European Tours ted im, our, advertisomonts elp you or your to Measure This vote must be cast on or before May 37. 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IM H Porch Dresses of fine quali ft A fabrio that is woven (not printed): | models in chambray, gingham, percales “il $1.00 Pipe Ye quality pique, with and ito 3 $1.98 of corded tissue lawns, made in dai 4 pig set in with poring st tt $2.98 ut there's more to the story—custom patterns, ‘eads to the equare inch, guaranteed. In Men's 50c Summer Underwear, 35 Extra fine quality white rawers; shirts bave short sleeves, French neck use and balbriggan shirts and. and pearl tapes and extra large double 95 and $7 Panama Hats, 93.65 Ecuadorean, Peruvian and Monte Cristo gra’ Hat portect. All he Wghest grade leathers and silk bindings, New York City gaami * id," jet, ‘moonstons, To Think That Dresses at $1.00 | with cuffs attached, either starched or soft turm fi”