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

Serer gree] FM MADE IL BY POISONED BERRES: THE EVENING WORLD, PLAYGROUND SITES WILL BE SELECTED Magistrate Hand yesterday charged with having appeared on the porch of their home at No. 166 Fifth avenue, Ventnor Heights, in attire so unconventional that, it was considered Improper by c e four In Point Pleasant, John Wright, dark complexioned man who might have been mistaken by the child for @ negro, was arrested on suspicion. She declared he was not the man who attacked her. GIRL IMAGINED ER STORY OF ATTACK berries nc one else could, that she purposed poisoning them. F . Mr, Judd said to-day that he at- ) his wife's and baby's report made to the police, the woman io mid tutitonecondacteatine| A Restful Bath for relief from all ol 6 n New York, the Police Department is € J i pie’ J on the various phases of the pro! In view of the general public cry f Greater ; tributed his, ¢ own. " | Frankly Admits That] wrient admitted frankly he met itr obey they ‘will be sant to Gone Done ‘ane satin |Hhiness to promaines and did not crodit He Met the Child, but She the child while he was picking ber- forth all energy in this direction an put on the berries, acspite the doc. ee a rles and that she screamed and ran. o ~ tors’ opinion. If @ final chemical ex- Denies It. He established the truth of their] M’REYNOLDS FAVORITE. amination shows the presence of paris meeting, despite the girl's denial, by oo —— green the police will make an urrest | LAKEWOOD, N. J., July 14.—af. pending the night guarding the at New Exypt near here, ff Frank Tilton 1s becoming of opinion that seven-year-old Haurtman of South Lakewood, to-day. —— DOG'S “TALK” FOUND OWNER BOSTON, July 14.—Thomas Cook, sev- enty-three years old, and his dog If He Gets Lae Place Garrison May Succeed Him, Sninnnise the Caewer tee which will See ye th WASHINGTON, July 14—Jamen C.| 5215 gre ee. t ying MeReynolda, Attorney-General of the |Picking Out Lots Proffered as ; ited States, to-day standa to the| yo ss nd stating that she carried @ sunshade, a fact not before mentioned, Wright js being held, but the au- thorities believe he is telling the truth and that Clara embellished the promise to have Afi | ec! es to present in a very short a They have instituted the ro- ystem of tramMc in Prospect jer with of safety” -" strians Is Said to Have Made Threat When Accused of Tres- me worth while told yesterday of having been d by a negro, has a vivid im. jon. The child said the man her into the busher front among the |i joanible succes he Supreme Ci City Sunday, in circles clone to the President it was | aM “inalde | McReynolds had the 10 Justice Lurton of ho died in Atlantic Result of Campaign of Evening World. MANY ARE AVAILABLE. Colored Citizens Make Pleas for Little Ones of Their Race. By Sophie Irene Loeb. A mecting Is being held to-day at the office of Park Comn.tssioner Cabot Ward to go over the many vacant | properties avatiable for playlote with | lew to opening these as soon as plans on the way in the immediate future, <> CLAFLIN CREDITORS WILL MEET FRIDAY —_——_—_ Announcements for a meeting of the creditors of the H. B. Claflin Com- pany, to be held in the ballroom of the Park avenues Hotel at 10.30 o'clock Friday morning, July 24, were sent out yesterday. A statement of the assets and Ilabilities so far as they will have been ascertained will be Presented, together with all available information, to the 1,500 mercantile creditors. No reorganization plan will be proposed. On account of the large number of creditors no hall of sufficient size passing. WATERBURY, Conn., July 14.—T. Le Roy Judd, hit wife and their four- teen-months-old daughter are seri- ously ill at their home, No. 22 Coe street, and to-day physicians said their condition was due to eating huckleberries poisoned with paris green. ‘The Illness of the husband and wife and baby followed a visit Sunday eve- ning by them to the home of Mr. Judd’s father, who owns a tract of land at East Farms on which there ia a large huckleberry patch. took a quantity of huckleberries with them and that night ate of them free- ly and gave the baby some of the juice of the berries, A few hours la-|“°" ™ ter all of them became ill. Towser held a happy reunion in Police Station No, 2 to-day. Cook was taken there yorterday unconacious from a fall in Washington street. ‘The dog wna unable to follow the patrol wagon and arrived at the police station after his master had been sent to the relief hospital. With howls and yelpa he persuaded the police to permit him to enter the station. Lieut. Mulligan tled Towser to @ cell for the night. ‘The dog refuse’ food. This morning the officer, who is a dog lover, interviewed Towser. ‘The officer talked. Towser talked back. “Oh, I ace,” antd Mulligan, “you want to talk to your master, Bince I do not know him you'll have to tdentify him yourself.” ‘Taking Towser upstairs the Heutenant allowed him to sniff various envelopes On going to their own home they | containing effects of recent prisoners. u iffing the one marked Cook, the a Sum ef and howled, looking expectanuy at ‘wl in. message to the relief sta- master happy. —__ Glenn’s Sulphur Soap Contains 30% Pure Sulphug A warm bath with Glenn's Sulphur. before retiring is soothing, re- Roap freshing and induces quiet, restful sleep. Such a bath is a true sulphur bath, whenever the external application of sulphur Is indicated—aa Glenn's yh rd A complete novel each week in An investigation showed that sev- eral days ago @ woman was picking | 7° Evening ipbedet ee wien berries in the patch and was told that |0n the stands would cost you $1.2 she was trespassing. According to a! you can get this way for six cents. ble, aa suggested by The Eve- | downtown could be found. The meet- ning World campaign, ing of the creditors of the Defender | It Ja intended to take the best of | Manufacturing Company will be held these plots in various parts of the |!" the Park Avenue Hotel ai "clock city where they are most need in the afternoon on the sam: a ne led. Several hundred have been offered | but all are not situated in the most | desirable places. It will therefore be necessary to go | Jover the list carefully and designate those which will prove to the best | j interests of the children in various | | sections, ‘ DEFINITE PLACES WILL 800N SELECTED. The Safety First Society will be! |represented by Mr, Elliot, Secretary | of the assoctation. Mr, Lee, Superin- |tendent of Playgrounds, will also be | present to suggest ways and means as to supervisors, &c, We hope to have some definite places settled for Immediate use after this meeting, and the Park Commissioner will bend every effort in this direction. sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. CURRIE SSE UB Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes 6 P.M. Saturdays, 1 P.M. 33 222 HUNKY NEW STOCK. NEW MANAGEMENT Don't Welh in the Sen—Talh in the Shade"’ “The Best Way ona Hot Day —Telephone’” 1 JULTS come quickest to the man who does his work the best way—and on a hot day the telephone way is the best way. DOMESTICS AND WHITE GOODS AT REDUCTIONS THAT ARE IRRESISTIBLE TO THE ECONOM- ICAL SHOPPER. DISPLAYED IN OUR DAYLIGHT LINEN SECTIONS — SECOND FLOOR. Warranted all linen pattern cloths in attrac- tive desi 88c Choice of size 54x90 and 72x00 before hem- with wide 29c tion with the campaign of this newspaper, Manhattan has been | well covered, and the other bor- | oughs are clamoring for play 3; firm quality; 2 yards made; Reg. 8 well | true te iy ava | 240 Bath Towels Irish Linen Table Cloths 50c Bleached Sheets | able spots lay in co-opera- long; slight imperfection quality, At Extra large size; soft and absorbent and of very heavy quality. All white and finished with hemmed ends, 1 5 C Each. ‘ 1c je! Generous size; all white and with epaces. Ie bear ryiey eda a Towels, | 10c ‘eee oa peeeane Se “hed $1.00 Bemus and Scalloped $1.00 English Long Cloth, "t ° ° . A tour will therefore be made 2. Splendid absorbent grade; jects, 660 75c Piece Don’t waste your time and energies walking thi k in Brooklyn for thi bleached with fast color borders. | Size 81x00 inches before hemming; hes huge” There ats Gverall vac, neat. red. borders; good drying | No mail or phone orders. 10, yard pieces; 96 inches wides about the hot, dusty streets. Don’t pass by the Blue Bell telephone signs, when they so easily direct you to a cooler and better way to get results. ness. Take the public telephones into your confi- dence and travel the best way on a hot day. Don’t Walk in the Sun —Talk in the Shade. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY eae made of strong bleached sheeting. 10c Huck Towels, 6}4¢ Each Large size; white with red borders; good wearing quality, Simpson Crawford, Second Fleer. Women's Sample Dresses A LOT OF 500 COPIED FROM HIGH PRICED MODELS—AND WORTH FROM $7.50 TO $10.75 Choice at *5.00 On account of being samples you will find but one or two of a style— but a wide range of models to select from. Fashioned of such materials as crepes and voiles and Other delightful tub fabrics. Long Russian tunics, tier and ruffled skirt effects, prettily trimmed with laces, new style collars, buttons and other embellishments. All sizes, including extra sizes for stout women. Worth from 87.50 to $10.75.” Women’s Summer Dresses at $3.95 Lieduced for quick clearance. Cool and beautiful, of white and colored linene, fancy voiles, crepe and fancy flowered voiles and crepes; all sizes; pretty styles to select from. Values to $6.50. Simpson Crawford, Third Floor., $2.00 to si000 Awnings AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR THE EARLY SHOPPER At $7.00 End of season salevof all our odd Awnings. Included in this lot are Porch, Door and Window Awnings. These Awnings are made of best Awning mi bound with woo! bi 8. Bi your measurements, as all these Awnings are made up. There is only » limited quan- tity. It will therefore be advig- able to bring your measure- ments carly. soft finish; for underwear, ete. th Towels, 220 Extra large size; white with pink and blue borders; soft and absorbent. § 85e Full Size Sheets, 59c 81x90 inches before hemmed; extra heavy grade; will give long service; wide hems. that might be ind the m to that vicinity cel, 1S¢ Pillow Cases, 10c Each Made of strong bleached pillow casing; size 45x36; wide hems. | | ording!; z | Two lots have already been offered 'from Brooklyn, and the Park Com- missioner will be asked to look over these. They are turned over by the owner, L. W. Rubenstein, who says the alte iy a most desirable one and ‘he hopes they muy be used to good | seraataes, Dainty Figured Lawns COOL AND PRETTY FABRIC FOR SUMMER DRESSES Yard, at 7c A complete showing of the newest Moral effects, #7 inches wide; most adaptable for Summer dresses and blouses; usually 12}4c. Figured Crepe, 29c Striped Voiles, 19c Oné of the season's favored tub Black and white striped voiles, fabrics, 40 inches so much in demand for Summer white grounds with wear; 40 inches wide; usual 5c effects; regularly 45c. grade. Fancy Voiles & Crepe Voiles, Yard, 39c An extraordinary assortment of beautiful designs on either light ur dark color grounds; ® fabric in patterns for making dresses for the Miss and Matron; usual 50c quality. Boys’ Tub Suits $3.00 VALUES REDUCED FOR THE MID-SUMMER SALE Special *1.49 at... In Russian, Dombey and Middy styles, with Dutch or sailor collars in all white, or white with red or blue collars neatly braided, All are high grade makes and well tailored; made of rep, galatea, linen, linene, some made with straight panty. Sizes 8 to 8 years. impson Crawford—Second Floor. Red Tag Furniture Sale! THESE FURNITURE SPECIALS CONVEY TO YOU THE MESSAGE OF DRASTIC REDUCTIONS TO BE FOUND IN THIS SALE, WHERE SAVINGS RANGE FROM 10% to 50% SELECTIONS MAY BE MADE FOR FUTURE DELIVER’ re designated as fol- and 49, 120x100, Hection Block 6863, Avenue 3, h Street Line and Ocean Boulevard on the north side. COLORED FOLK ASK CO-OPERA- TION OF EVENING WORLD. Since the Evening World campaign wan many requests have been re- ed from prominent colored soci ties and individuals interested in pro- curing play places for the little col- ored citizens in the vicinity, whero there is considerable congestion. Eugene K. Jones, director of the National League on Urban Condi- tions Among Negroes, make: atrong plea foi “This 90% Sell Service; | the Rest Sell—? 90% of the garage men in New York City recommend Dixon’s Graphite Lubricants. Why? Because they are selling honest service—100% service for every dollar charged. A few of the remaining 10% don’t know the value of Dixon Lubricants—yet. The rest don’t sell service—they sell inferior greases, with inferior graphite that packs and clogs the gears; greases long on profits, but mighty short on lubrication. They are the few who will soon have the “For Rent’ sign on their door, But when a motorist stops at your garage and asks for a can of DIXON'S Graphite Grease 677 For Transmissions and Differentials jarge bou Simpson Crawford, Second Floor, ees aaa Ea Bungalow Aprons A SPECIAL PURCHASE FOR THE MID-SUMMER SALE Special at 29c Every garment is practi- cable and serviceable, as well ‘as neat; appropriate for garden and house wear. Made of per- cales and ginghams, of a good laundering quality. The per- cales come in a variety of good colors—blue, pink and gray. The ginghams are found in an assortment of colored checks. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Peon Crawford—Recond Fleer. of the mate. Vet nothi efintt Wee fy Been done and the. children aul use the cessary for o impress you with the need in the colored district of Harlem. I «im- ply write to call the need to attention and to urge you to take KS may be necessary to re! ry John T. Clark, Secretary of above association, ested six v1- cant lots in the ighborhood an four of these have been secured along with others in that vicinity during the tours made for the play pl: ‘These places ara as follows: One lot, it Ruff; lot, 60x100, W. A. Schuyler 'W. 136th sf rr, lessee; pst between 138th to along 5! John M. Royall of that district ts also active on behalf of th citizens and will have several prop- erties to report in a few days. Alder- ‘ason, 139th ave., owner, Henry Hill, 5 you know that he has confidence in your ability to give him the highest the Mutual Lite Insurance Compans, Former a Sf. $2 7:00 | : value in service. He demands Dixon Lubricants because he knows who owns property ther , to lena the $28.60 Brass Bed; Alling rods.912.98 ( they are the best lubricants for use in his car. eeter the movernsat in benaie ne vee, * 10.98 (i the colored populace bids, fair to bring abundant returns in the way of play lots. é MANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS MADE IN LETTERS, r communications cite condi- Dixon Lubricants knock out cold the deadly jinx of the motor car—Friction. Dixon Lubricants put Friction flat on the canvas and he’s there when the bell rings. He can't come back. 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