The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1914, Page 3

— PE aa ne he ER EIST AEE BOY CTO LOREM existed, and @ year before Marro’s | murder the syndicate, through the lure | of a woman, enticed Carida to a house in Bronx street. Concetta, an Italian beauty, had been the sweetheart first of Rebaccl CARRANZA'SMEN |Z'his Is Better Mothers’ Day in Baby Week |EADEROFBAND ~ JO MEETRUERTA’S And Prize Winners Will Be Selected Of HIRED SLAVERS sires" S= © ATHIAGARAFALLS oy Promise of an elopement, and when : DIES IN THE HAI he went to her house to keep the erties bo 5 | appointment the conspirators killed oan and is usuall; suceesetw | as Agreement for Informal Con- him with @ short-barrelled shotgun |in removin; ference Brought About by such as the Itall clear, beautiful iplexion thelr coats or in'thelt trousers | sold by any druggist under 4 United Siates Government, |Rebacci in Confession Admits) iy murderers threw the body to nee — RB ted Share in Many Crimes later was. founa, Cones and Named Accomplices. entirely. } Be sure to ask the for the believe the rumor she returned to|double strength othine; it is thie that =~ Italy, ag Lod Body was ever found. is sold on the money-back guarantee. VILLA’S MOVE CHECKED. | Pietro Rebacct, a youth of aine teen, was executed at 6.60 A. M. to day in Sing Sing Prison for the mur | der om Feb, 27, 1918, in White Plains of Tony Marro, A confession he j made last March, admitting that he ‘ 4 * erases Altman & Oo. ~ | killed for bire, a blackmailer a’ tad o | white slaver, 18 expected to send) | through the “little green door” four ' tre bets tedey te'waie Pie? Special Offerings for tomorrow and to end the criminal activities » (Tuesda ): ie Italians of Westchester County for . y ' . that have terrorized the peaceful | years. Men’s Furnishings ————————— Bad Roads Delay the Move- \* ment of His Artillery to Zacatecas. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., June ti je United States Government | vited representatives of Gen. Car- nza and Gen. Huerta to meet at an q formal conference here with the e {nope of Wiinging about the pacifica- ; tion of Mexico. ts The ‘Huerta delegates to-day in- Rebacci went calmly to his death, although it had been feare’ he would ta formed the American delegates collapse and have to be carried to the through the mediators that they were chair. He, kad cnauetak ’ { willing tq deal with the Consutution- chair, He had undertaken « bunser| , A Sale of Men's Negligee Shirts, Outing alists in this way. WASHINGTON, June 22.—A new \ message from Gen. Carranza to the It. Trousers and Bathing Suits at decided lames M. Clancy, retiring Warden of Sing Sing, had charge of the ex- mediators has been forwarded from Whshington to Niagara Falls. In that communication the Constitutionalist ecution, and everything passed off smoothly. Thomas J. McCofmick the newly appointed warden, took noml- concessions from regular prices. i Men’s Silk Negligee Shirts (plain or plaited) of imported Habutai silk in white and striped at $3.35 Men's Negligee Shirts of madras or mercer “ ized fabrics . . .« «© «~~ at $1.10, | nal charge at m@inight, but at his request his predecessor remained | the prison during the night and saw effects that arrangements already made for the electrocution were carried out. Warden McCormick was present at the execution, Rebacct in his confession, made af- First Chief is reported to have dis- } cussed probable informal negotiations | U , as to @ provisional Government ' through the American commissioners. ‘Indications are that the coming of the three new representatives of the | f, Constitutionalist movement would open the way for the informal nego- . . . . . . SEE ROCROG ations. ter Gov. Glynn had granted him a », Wis three tlw deekaiareald to Heepite Gary ie ike /yearee Sa oould Men’s Outing Trousers of striped flannel or \ have the approval of Gen. Carranza “rid his soul of the blocd of Marro,” : \V and Gen, Villa—are Fernando Iglesias admitted he was agent and ‘“man- serge - © ’ *. 8 e at $3.75 Calderon, who Was’ been in confer- ager” of a band that killed for any ’ ence with Carranza at Saltillo; Al-! price offered and withou! other prov- Men's Worsted Bathing Suits . at 2.50. |ocation, The police know they were seed Galt da, aide to Cartanza, and| eon : Wenge responsible for three murders, and | Leopoldo Hilrtada Espenosa, a mem- | NOLAN Fir | ber of Congress” during the Madero) | Prarm! ay Arse suspect them of others, as well as of ] aeanite RIZE) | having been responsible for several 9 | Administration, It is believed here | 3 ; QARREN roalechbyseryp otacapoatt Men Ss Madras Underwear “ie FIX $8.37 A WEEK AS MINIMUM WAGE NEIGHBOR He, oD x — esc) Call for Mothers and Babies to Report This Afternoon. If the following mothers and babies will call this afternoon be- tween 1 and 5, at the milk station, No, 172 East Third street, Manhattan, BRINGING WITH THEM FOR IDENTIFICATION THE BABIES’ SCORE CARDS, the mothers will be entered for the Evening World's Among th jeged members of the band were Rafacle Bova, Peppo Romeo, Santa Nostra, Charles Bom- Specially Priced barro and Fortunato Romeo. Bova is a er = iy s = sicny mn iiecrme orwuicn Raseea| | Men's Steevelees Coat Shirts and Knees length Drawers : per garment 456." was executed to-day. Within a short Men’s Sleeveless and Knee~=length Union»: baran as chief representative of | Constitutionallats here. ph PASO, Tem, June cing sen, | 2 te Sum of $150 Set Apart Roberto Vy: Fwatwentative,| OY the Evening World to Be Awarded to Ma- ternal Parents of Chil- | that Calderon will succeed Rafael | erring here. uid Villa seized $500,000 gold time after the execution the trial of ON, Mexico, of Bombarro was called in White peneral assault on! Za : A . prizes in the Better Mothers’ Contest: Plains for one of the Westchester est Vilia has been delayed, acc dren Taking First Prizes! iMzabeth Doran and mother, formerly of No. 415 West Fitty-second FOR BAY STATE GIRLS murders, and as fast rs one trial is) Suits . . . . - per sult 75. dispatches recelved to-day at mille) finished that of another of the gang tary headquarters, where officials} in the Recent Better || ‘tect: will be taken up. claimed to be in direct communica- ee a | tion with Villa, Villa planned to make a quick march from Canitas to Zacatecas Upon his arrival at Canitas last night t dg to thi out Bach @ condition that Calunee “of the | S¢eps Taken to Make Sure } heavy artillery was impossible. That Prizes Are Not ye I tad Given to. Mothers of VO —THATMUSICAL COUCH | Sten te ttounere of | q DIVORCE TRIAL NOW | xounseters, Se That Batmeen ste, tnplover and om ‘Thomas Nolan and mother, formerly of No. 348 West Thirty-second street. John Halpern and mother, formerly of No. 222 East Twenty-first street. E. Tristan Beplat jr. and mother, formerly of No. 103 West Fifty- sixth street. Margaret Hanauer and mother, formerly of No, 1660 Avenue A. James Freeley and mother, formerly of No, 200 West Sixty-first street, Goldie Blessman and mother, formerly of No. 437 East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, Harry Gaberg and mother, formerly of No, 7 Woodhull street, Brooklyn. Marro, the man shot by Rebacct, 5 ; 21). | belonged to a band headed by Filipo Government —Officis Em- | Caride, which clashed with the ayndl. ate for the spoils of the Westchester ployers and Workers Agree oi iitor, On Rate to Be Paid. : Babies’ Contests. s, Boys’ Clothing at Reduced Prices General Reductions in prices have been made throughout the Department, and the follow. . ing Suits may be obtained at one-third to onechalf less than originally marked. Boys’ Norfolk Suits of worsted materials, some with extra pair of knickerbockers, ata) sot se ie $4.75, 6.75 & 8.75 Boys’ Washable Norfolk Suits $2.75 & 4,75 BOSTON, Mass., June 22,—The first attempt at the payment of a living wage througout scientific agreement ‘Take assorted small boys, Don't whip. Now —quickly stuff with cookies made with PRUE You too, will smile Square Deal Is Assured. Pe craiaa (ovdhy ne dbetceelt “ = — — = === | of the investigation by the Massachu- setts Minimum Wage Commiasion 1 13 Marguerite Mooere Marshall. | ers’ Contest. ‘They will be distrib-|do you quiet the baby when it cries?| of the brush industry of the State. — oe : For Artificially-Fed Babies.—Bottle-| With the miniinum wage for girls set To-day is Better Mothers’ Day in| uted as follows: Fed Babies—How often do you feed/at $8.71 a week It was found that the calendar of Baby Week. First grand prize, all bor him? Quantity at each feeding? How! nearly one-fifth of the girls received B oughs . are the bottles and nipples cared for| leas than $4 a weck last year, two- jetween forty and fifty mothers Second gr between feedings? State how you) fifths less than and two-thirds \ whose babies oughs prepare your baby’s food? Where do| less than $6. you keep your milk? What else do} A wage board of three State om- SENereendety School Principal Paid Frequent S565 2! oo es Borough prize in (UeCegqenepeoaceney Visits to Widow Who Is i i have won first three boroughs you give baby to eat? ix employers and six women with delight when you Boys’ { “Camp Fire Girl.” | prizes in the se- Honorable mention prise tooo | acore, One, YearAt what hours cae ol ororinen otganised and the taste them. The remaining stocks of ys’ Spring Coats & i 5 | s each other entrant..... a joes he eat? What does he cat for f the industry scrutinized. Ask te . 4 | | Aa ote As the first and second grand prize| breakfast? What docs “he eat for Provan decided It would be an unjust eend Presto, ocipes in and Little Boys’ Novelty Suits will be offered | sys e ill also be borough prige| dinn hat does he eat for sup-| tax on the industry to jump the rate “Brooklyn's: musteal couch divorce held during the Meiers Fae ene em total of $50 ana} Pen? What doen he cat between| to ga71 at once, owing to the tariff and on every package, at correspondingly low prices. Thi sie by The y 8 ans meals? Does he have tee cream cones,| competition from other states, and rial started to-day when the case of Bhoebe B. Cottrell against Royal 1. Sottrell was called before Justice Faycox in the Supreme Court in the to the first and second grand|candy, &e.? What kind of water do} | " ny. Buffalo.N.Y. . b lack of time to readjust prices. you give your baby to drink? How| “Consequently, & wage of $837 a U.force.and Presie. often? When? How is the baby made] week was agreed ov, with the atipula- |= oo af uring hot weather? at the end of a year @ wage Welfare Associa-| aWARD FROM EVENING WORLD.| How often does the baby go out? will be allowed unless the Evening World prize mothers respectively. and the Babies’ gpeciaL CERTIFICATE OF Men’s & Women’s Handkerchiefs | Borough across the bridge. Miss M ARSNANL tion will present Rut though the examination thts How, anes the pate: bathed? Is! manufacturers can show BET TER MOTHERS, Tho couch was in the home of al themselves with their little ones at| afternoon is important, the awarding] the baby sleeping in 4 quiet place?) have made tt impracticable oi ; Spe | ’ bed of Its own? With the win- 6 also being mad TT ices Seetcy wicow, tre. Beslan M. Waic|tne an station, Nos X18 Bat Pate | orzo Wit depend noni mm twueh | tetany, Win iit | Mentions azn ss inine made a || BE i aAree #4 Will (present excellent valdes: at; Stiese: gatas No. 295 Ftyerson street. street, between 1 and 5 this after-|on a test the results of which are| comfortable? How do you protect the | businesses A BETTER CITY c sri lo ade dolla Lt i ei already in the hands of the Judges.|baby from Mien? ow do you pro-| 4 gira weekly minimum was set as|| ARE MADE BY MEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS F d 5 Mise i ee tect the baby from bright sunlight? | follows: ° lowed him-many days-and sights! ‘There a group of physicians, as-| Forty counts for each mother will be) Doe. Vie baby seem contented und : 7 BAd that Cottrell spent 4 great deal - based on her answers to the question- | jvnay» f Board and lodging Initialed ° er dozen $1.90 & 20 his time with the widow | sisted by nurses supplied by the AS-| v1 ror the investigation of the care| me P 2. =The defendant is a school teacher | sociation for Crippled Children, will Fpd the corespondent is a member of | he Camp Fire Girls, She ix younger give the babies the most careful of {aban Mrs, Cottrell. she has given her baby. Every now and then there examinations. er child's score in| seems to be @ baby whom “noth- ntist.. THINGS THAT WILL COUNT IN THE SCORING. Newspapers and mag ureh . ( . In scoring the mother for her | Vacation . Plain. per dozen $2.50, 3.25 & 3.75. Sheer, with tape borders, per dozen $2.45 GRANUM = The detective testified that once he! this examination will count sixty) ing can kill.” He blooms and to. thi Peer ag tort Baw Nchoolmaster Cottrefl and the a answei 0 this catechism the | Recreation, movies ones a fort- i . lanedo ‘. for the mother in her competition for| thrives on the wrong food and eneral condition of the home and night ves. c... 05 '| The Unsweetened 3 j since riap In the ahadow of 8 tre0) ot csoney prises o¥eredita-the beeb| 9 the wrong surreunding hild will count 29 per pnt. The Theatre once a wionth.c..lc0.) 18 WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS | ngs unt Daur 8 fee teucent e i i a 8 bs H f nature's fact that the child is a inilk sta- Car Fares oo 06s esses sssssess oes 70/1 FOR NURSING MOTHERS ett “on tho "wid atthe ynrson | maters in New York By The Eve-| 18 49 Se oe aeimge | en BABY, WH GRE Ber cart | anaes aaaum atm dine dune] Initialed =» «per dozen $1.70 & 2.18 street address and the lights went! ning World, fs 1 6, ge Re qenuly, hy oh n out. They stayed out for between! ‘The sum of $150 has been set apart | despite their stupid blundering, | wil count th por cent. | na the | Offendin See ee With colored initial. per dozen $1.65 his good health 3 accidental, and minut ya whole catechism FOR BABIES chances stvinning mencyeres. | Umconsclously’? — |] sz srt tm. ot toe ant Bune Some of the most. interestt an- ‘Winners of Baby Contests Everywhere have) A BAD BREATH is sug- | rr pee | swers submitted by the mother heen in response to the question, “How {61,8 Onto Rag F The Famous Chocolate Laxative | has not given him. do you quiet the baby when he cries? S¢Stive of personal neglect and | Imperial Grennm, | wey make Aare that the Hvenlng /oNothing: just tet him cry," dectared | the PRESTIGE end POPU- ‘ Y.6Hy 3 ‘orld's prizes are not given to the} one an mother. Mek hin up, R ‘i 4 of accidentally perfect bables | sald another, while a third insisted, | gyn ITY of the unfortunate = Pe eee ae FONG 1 | "He never cries!" and a fourth frank: er are endangered. —— | wince ae i tho {{Y adnutted that she used the forbid- | Neglect of the mouth and teeth is the \ with have been vis ne | Jen. tpacitier,” usual cause of bad breath, alee homes of the prive-wtining young-| > Perhaps the most remarkable baby At art the packet does not i |. The “ODOL HABIT" ff 0 st of questions, | among e bab veo sane ’, sters with « long lat of questions, {any ng the bablon ib Nave nut thee {a the safe-guard that in. 4 The tea within, its only claim. tes and then| top these prises in the Belter Moth- per dozen ° 1.40 Also Women's Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs (initialed) . «© « per dozen 95c, Plain . . . . Women’s Net Brassieres (for ‘Summer wear) @ in an especially desirable model, closed in Brooklyn, | &daCLEAN MOUTH, { mother? of father? land won first prize ‘ontest held| Once youuse “ODOL"” Prize baby H ] Di e Prize baby Hast week at t vermont As: zou witl never be with- her? Con. a, jaci et out it, e ps igestion other cl seoondition he weighed only | Pleasant te the taste and front, trimmed with Val lace edging and Has th ne? 8 pounds and 11 « being one of| — delightfally refreshing finished with guaranteed shields, will be T / ; K Bl P j mk station? How often? Mave In. liwins, She was taken at once to, the | | \) i structions given there been followed nearest Board of Health milk station, | a“ \§ : eeps the ood ure Name of uur atathon?, Laeation heareat Board af Health milk sation, teaser pater fst be ose placed on sale in the Corset Department at \ : of station oes the nurse confirm| weighs 24 pounds 15 ounces and is : wore w : t ther's statement? a practic fect baby. We Reliable wu sod the remarkably low price of ) Be. 4 Ex-Lax is a delicious chocolate laxative recommended by | "ior hresstcred, Babies At what ee ee eee ees ted to the| Oller @ S ‘mooth CEYLON TEA ly fe: aM . rh hysiciana as a mila yot positive remedy for constipation in| hours is the baby nursed at night?} beat mothers on Thursday, June 2%, ; ; : '| GEO. BORGFELDT & CO. | all ips fo ExeLax has made thousand: y. At.what hours in the baby nursed by| during the course of the great auto-| sawvor Boston, | rims. dug? How often is the baby nursed? incbile side for the mothers and p4- , CRICAGD, SAN FRANCCO : A 10¢ box will prove its value—at all tee / Bein sive Lira anytbiog ele? How bin “ft ES Whitd Rese Coffee, Pound Tins, 35c. Sees)