The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1914, Page 11

: ta __'; 7HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1914. Passing the buck. He wil! go after 1 ONE OF THE FUNMAKERS Inlde tiptord again Into the front row RAINEY 10 “BUST” roost sat Mt” aate| HIN AM AN STEPPED ON | MILLIONAIRE $ NIECE | WHO BRIGHTEN LIFE COOL AND MERRY TIME aed war sa se oe! MOST GR l} steoks (\Woof! Woof!). MARRIES A sd AT PALACE THEATRE. | flowers, Joseph Santiey, with his 4 Adhd ol Lae Shute elatives Sh. him in that Jaret like 4 does in orac e Be Ups things, The menus in the Broadw fi thre i the oro Ne town Twice Natural Size, Could win the reverse and ds hack to the CHICAGO, July 28.-—The friends of Soute of chetah a la Shubert.” Frederick D. Countiss, millionaire stock rea +" the Vingeer teed te types! Very Little, Cuticura Soa Mane Siete oe bpeculiar Case Comes Up Be-|and bond broker, were astonished. to- Por Ine All that the Teri ns | oe ee ea ea ats er soieera | 3 pg A nl Few Weeks. z ja. On! la, tut ! | day to learn that his pretty and favorite ahs * ber of the school board. dnmea! “ B er Has Con-| SATURDAY NIGHT ORDERS OF! ¢.., *C | nlece, Mise Clara Countiss, had been | lies Rurnished by Ex- D atte leh Lorene 0 Rar N ig Game Hunter Has Con MEAT WILL BE CHANGED fore Workmen's Compen married secretly on ‘Thursday tn the / hi ‘ A 4 full siue approbation for their mitine | JLP-D. No. 6, Bor 74, Fulton, 8. Yes i ms Hf e “Tw € bra.” . ~ feat | Cit jall to Vernon Haas, an apprentice lara etors " Heal ey wy and Jam C | “For aver two years was trou! Cession to Capture Animals) res ne uy two pounds of sation Commission, | butener in tho retail meat market. of hilarating Actors, Aiocion anarhiten wurun. tere hy Morton and Ralph Austin perspired | eczema on my face and arma. It began i | frecly in their super-athletic skit little water blisters amd . | And the Monkey Cirous— well, Darwin | would apread fast. Greentand’s ley mountains are hi- | gocms to have been on the reht track. | | flesh wontd swell so I locks of humility compared to the not bend my arms; they Valice—Tiroadway's farthest Nortt.| HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE. | were swollen from my a 4 Russer & O'Donnell, at Pearson and | Rush streets, " ‘ ‘s| Mrs. Haas, who is just out of her “Gimme a buffalo steak.” A Chinaman stepped on James Rab's jt “Cut me a loin of lion {finger while he was employed by tho! te6ns, ts the daughter of Chari Henry | a Paul Roiney, hunter of big game,| Hey! Can't you see those lions| Robbing Dry Dock Company in Brook. | COURta® contracting freight agent for | Mulil-millionaire, expi y in Africa, you got any African fla- ———— tlon Furnished by Wonnded Wi ' AON) face war so badty dietigatad \ ODS Teould not bear to haveanye one look at me. My right «ye wae ewollen j shut and my care were (wice thelr nasaral i : : a of! York Central lines, The new- | Yesterday marked a new deal on | fingers to my shoulders er of the veldt | Coming out of the picture instead of! .” ‘ : the New | ; ~ to ANd exploiter of the elephant, in after [Charging on the intrepid Rainey ay cl euets gh wane Che aii emcee |iyweds are living In @ rooming house at | [weeks and tho day stzriod, 90 thO| Undertaker Arrested on tnforma-| a ff 2 heap en bir more big game. This ts per a Oe ae a hateg = shad ET Ce Siete 8S SECs | most sensible place to gu wan the Ico a s pd f F N Well, Paul Rainey has’ done more| Powhatan, which Bab was repairing. beet btn AD wonderful things, And once he starts peat tbire to tacareat Ruything he hn the reputation of gos] Because the finger became intectel| upset over Thy Wick Jo Aibeoted at ti : ing to the finish, He'll tan the hide | and becaese the Standard Ol! man did/ le ® Butcher, 4 guess \ ie, rected at the ment trust. | of the leather trust and the moat{the damage Bab this afternoon ob- Philip D. Armour, Some of ihe butene r. Rainey sailed some time ago} trust may well shake on ita hoofs, — | tained permission from the Workmen'a| cr ot the past ef the pockers of ane fot London. Befors he sailed his Compensation Commission to sue the 4% aan frtend Col. Rooreveli. who knows the | POLICEMAN UNDER ARREST.|standara oi rather than collect trom ny { veldt better than the River of Doudt, the Dry Dock Company the compen- ‘LAW OF FLIGHT’ VERDICT io Rid cot Accused of Brivery in Settiiaw! sation the Commission might have “Paul, why don't you capture ten With # Driver, | allowed him. | SENT T0 CONGRESS thousand African buc id here on the Bente tees, remy Pottoman Jamies MOAGLEfe of the, TRO case 16 the emost peculiar that higgest game he has ever t not seo why my relatives are eo 3 New York may ba hard to please in| Willlam Skabil, thirty-two yenie old to prove tho excellence of the bill. | today by Detective Nurgess at Forty. | Merge htt dia One week's time hasn't boon enough | ninth street and Ninth avenue on al Sevres, “tcould seen but very Nelle OF for many of the acts, There was| charge of assault I § qua eutsteanis inden | Sophie Tucker, the “Mary Garden of | On July 11 teat Charles Morahan, bare | | WY gave several comedies « trlal without | Ragtime,” as sylph-like as ever, and| tender in a sntoon at No ‘inth | any lasting benefit, 1 then used Custeurs she made Frank Westphal work dou- | venue, was shot in the stomach by a) soap and Ointment, beginning with the ble shift on the piano with a mediey | ™&" known n# “Billy.” He was taken | Cuticura Soap and washing very geatly, — the Polyelin Hospital, where he| then applying the Cutteura Ointment and ov . =i > + of Tuckeresque songs that went home|‘? | or here on the hoof, You can't send| | Vollcem ck Bho elisa de ek been obtisldgred by the | ; ue song gave the police the information on! wrapping @ cloth loosely around my arm, them over in cold storage, because] RAlvh avenue station, Brooklyn, was or-| has as yet been cons only after Bab| WASHINGTON, July 24.—-Secretary Feil every eine He eee e which Skahil was arrested to-day. I used the Cuticura Soap and one bor of you lack the ice. But you can char-|dered from his post to the station this submitted to an examination by Dr.| Daniels forwarded to Congress to-'| — __ —** | _ Tt wouldn't be the Palace Joan << Cutioura Ointment and in a few weeks E < R..§ ter a boat and send them here to be!forenoon. As he entored, Capt. Kruesch- ; handled. Once the people get a tante (et arrested him on a charge of bribery, | Loughlin, the Commission's physician, pid in Tegnonae to resolutions the! NOTES OF THE THEATRES. of that delicious meat they will throw | ade by Dominic Ladeno of No, 658} that his request was granted. If he| findings of @ navy court-martial the meat trust overboard, Try it Broome street, Manhattan. should lose in the suit it is thought| Which Investigated charges that the ‘This morning C. Andrade fr. Ladeno, with his mother, complained! that he will still be able to receive! “law of flight” was applied to Mext- M 7 to the captain last night that McAuliffe) compensation from his employer: feans during the occupation of Vera saa and al viee rok cura Ointment (56) are sold by driggtete ed a cavle from Mr. Rs | SS ee an an Lapetbenicg Smiling,” in which A, H, Woods will intent. demand," so. th y lerushed and oe broken. He e had saved. the, denirod eoneae, {uad, arrested ‘him Saturday afternoon | Numerous other cases were con-|Cruz by American bluejackets under la ial \ | arashive iawn appears that tee | Was working on the plee unloading the and dealers throughout the world, » sample the desired conces-/in front of the Bushwick Theatre, tell-| aj 3 t start Douglas Fairbanks, and to the ‘ant yesterday afternoon | of each with 22-p. Skin Book will be sent slons from England and permission |ing him that the horse he was driving; sidered by the Comminsion, headed | command of Ensign Richardson of end is still a thing of the future, K load of copper casting | free upon request. Addreas post-card: fact that Mr. Woods had long ago lene triimphant ie the | DD o . , Jattleship Arkansas, ‘The find- No leva triumphan Mo rua of) welxhing nearly @ ton landed upon hia! *Ousteurs, T, Boston. to send t ky 7 was not in fit condition. Ther by Robert E. Dowling, which sat) the I : L : : 4 i . Dept. T. Boston. halt ns THIDIOUSLEY, ARO UIRE Re ri ald, McAulltte too Ke him into the ere from 10,80 this morning until after 1| ing, appro by Judge-Advocate- [Contracted to present Mr. Fairbanks| Adelaide and Hughes, Petite Ade-! body. othe to Naliobl, “Sane Age te [of the theatre and » “You can square| O'clock, but only two awards were| General McLean, was that it was|at Long Branch next Monday, Tues- 0) o Nalrobi, East Africa, to 4 Bawyer wasn't there, Her “Artist's) Ceuahed Under Ton of Coppe was completely cured." (Signed) Dream” was the never tiresome plo-| pred Melaner of No. 1% Fifth etrest, | Charles H. Townsend, Mar. 13, 1914. | {ure of grace and her “Movie Max-! Hoboken, a longshoreman for the Ham- Mail Owing to the unusually heavy|'x6" and "Aeroplane, Walta” lulled |purg-American Line, in In St, Mar Samples Free by “ ; Up ie crowds with the rhythm of thé) rogpital, Hoboken, with both legs | Although Cuticura Soap (25¢.) and Cutt Stage settings for “He Comes UP! dance, Her act was' held over by ; Py made. The question of whether or| “established beyond any doubt that |lay and Wednesday, the opening date carry out his plan. Certain anim bpd wll) bei eta te eran hot an employee of a hotel comes un-| the law of flight was not In any caselat the Republic Theatre has been | on the veldt have to be handied with | Levine tiened: © sald, | dor the Compensation law was again| applied by any of the United States Sires ; the policeman turned his b raised, but decision was postponed | forces at Vera Crug ut any times {changed from Thuraday evening, Aug. great care, You can only capturetwo| after haggling with the watchman, | Une another meeting. The Investigation grew out of the|6, to Friday, Aug. 7. | elephants a year, Chief of Pollce!Ladeno said, he paid $%. A report showing that premiums oof Fred 1. Hoalt, an American! John Mason will make his first ap- Neilly, formerly of Flushing, L. 1,| The watchman was produced and told | amounting to $584,960.86 had been col-| correspondent at Vera Cruz, who sent |_ > ein “Comered’ Owen bavite / the Gi vy ‘ 7 e 4 yen and now of the Uganda, ts there to) Masinirate fexnolda tn, the Gates Ave. ‘jected on 4,914 poitctes issued for wix| despatches alleging the law of Might |Pearance in see that you don't take any more, + 0 y | had plied. ay, bury Park, Aug. 31 ich McAuliffe had taken 2. Magis-| months under the now insurance law | had been applied new play, at As! ; i ea havent fi trate Reynolde held MeAuliffe tm $£00| was made to the Commission. Of the| _ Secretary Garrison revoked the cre« and will open at the Liberty Theatre e's a great friend of Rainey, the} {tate 16,378 policies sent out to employers] dentials of Boalt as a correspondent | stonday, Sept, 14 ‘ion tamer and moving picture ma / ail —_—_— all over the State 6,155 have been re- gna ordered pis deportation from nate MOTOR TRAP IN YONKERS. turned and more than 5,000 are still] Vera Cruz, under the new army regu- Lew Fields will make his debut as 5 le « . It was also estimated | lations governing war correspondents. . abe y . x FOGD FOR THE LIONS MAY COME! agate not heard from. if BIO Was correni an A. H. Woods star at Long Branch P) Baye . h sii h ON TO NEW YorK. Autotats Fail to Halt When Trot /Iht Pen received tosdaye, S| Ing. Hoult” testified mayer oRents | Aus. 10 in “The High Cont of Lov- Fifth Avenue, 38th Stre et, 39th Street Mo, Ratney's pictures at the Casino ley Care Stop. Allen McKenzte, a chauffeur for the| fave him their information. Other |!9@,”" a comedy from the German, by | with show you thousands of buck of 4 variety. There's the congorl, the utus, the orix by a . Simplex Automobile Company, was| Witnesses refuted it |}Trank Mandel, and will open at a The Store Opens at 9 A.M. Closes at 5 E The City Court of Yonkers was crowd: | awarded $14.42 a week until he Is re- — |New York Theat ft: fd to-day when the large squad of motor | covered from injuries received while i Sd Mie ole ahi 4 und the drivers arrested for violating the “atop | testing a car on Long Island.” lie Mr. Philip Bartholomae announces Ha, the latter being much like! ordinance were arraigned. The arrests! weekly salary was $21.63. 4, | the complete cast for his forthcoming production, “The Model Maid: -M. Closed All Day Saturday The ‘ the Virginia red deer, Al the deer, of an order panned loreng Huss of No. 1050 Smith} 4 for the most part, make lion food on at whenever a atreet | street, Buffalo, got a gteel chip in his| as Annual August Furniture Sale — |Misses Alice Hegeman, Florence | Sein car stops to take on or discharge pas-|eye while working on July 1. He re- We veldt, aie be ve pcan rra ail motor cars Koing the sera | ceived & weekly wage of $18.75. The Mackle, Anna Wheaton, Nettle Black, ‘ ; delicacy on Browdwa inciden shall halt and not pass the car 4 i “i ould make |") oneoree the ordinance, Poles Caps phe are Well 1is | Hite, Helen Lee, Gladys Zell, Alice | (4 “rst in ig (4763) ore the leather trust sit up and take|tain Cooley stationed five’ of his men| (The case of Mrs. Alice Hernon, 3 | Randolph, Gwendollyn Jocelyn: | . in South Broadway Inst night and they | Whose husband, a hotel porter, was 2 andolph, Gwendollyn Jocelyn; Messrs, | boatload of beet from] Mads, meventeemarreate, moat of the | killed by falling from a hotel window, : Joseph Lertora, Donald Macdonald, < : i aairel . . ‘ . voattoad of 1M z 5 was held over, * ‘ 0 tharle . i pe the Argentine and it Wa hole. lato ae “two were| “the Commisaion ordered that $100,-| = JR] Allen Kearns, John Boyle, Charten| A Superb Showing of Entirely New Furniture of Superior he OEthe weet intake IE the. r |Murray, Frank Parker and John F.| 00 should be transferred to Alba: were adejto meet the demands of the Inaur. ance act, African buck made a similar hit, Mil-|{! Hionaire Rainey would never’ stop ' jc ral em *. Construction and Finish—most of it having been made according to Lord & Taylor specifications. It is Sound Economy to select Furniture during this event, because the August Sale Prices are very much lower than prevail generally in regular stock. We particularly emphasize the fact that every piece of Furniture in this splendid collection is new. Catalogue Mailed Upon Request. ’ Sixth Floor remaining f Wheeler. “The Model Maid” will) rned for further examination. open in Providence Aug. 17; in Bos- | ton, Aur. 24, Joneph P. Bickerton fr, managing | director of the New Era Producing Company, Inc., starts to-day rehears- Ing the “Adele” company, which is| to open at the Garrick Theatre, Phila- delphia, on Labor Day, | Carroll McComas, who will play the | leading feminine role in “What Hap-| pened at 22," by Paul Wilstach, and | which {8 to open at the Harris The- atre on Aug. 24, arrived in the city yesterday after a five days’ railroad | trip from San Francisco, Miss Mc- Comas has been appearing in San Francisco with the all-star stock company at the Columbia Theatre. The diminutive comedian, Georgle Mack, has heen selected to play Bar- ney, the boy detective, in tte second company of “The Dummy." Georgie Mack was for several seasons with De Wolf Hopper aa a@ foil to the ble actor's bigness. %| ‘The cast for the Vitagraph Com- = 8|pany's magnificent production of * | Shakespeare's immortal — tragedy, |“Hamlet," has been selected and 7 Director James Young ta now buastly S engaged with rehearsals of what in| Bed Room ouite | expected to be the most pretentious 4 piece: peeeeeee — '|film story of a classic ever photo- graphed. | Joseph Rrooks returned from a five! weeks} trip abroad yesterday on the! steamship Minnewaska, Most of his time was spent in London and Paris ‘and as the guest of Hall Caine at! Castle Greeba in the Isle of Man He secured one of the notable dra- matic successes of the London season, “My Lady's Dress,” by Edward Kno- blauch, the author of “Kismet.” : Laurette ‘Taylor will remain abroad 5 this fall and produce "Peg ot My @ OL Me Js Heart" in London before any other e AT 84ST. & SAVE. - eo plans for her future are contem BRASS BED R d I h Dirks : “| plated. ‘There will be elght o mass Be Fig sly u 0) Aya 2 zy jy Ileart" compantes this season, Anelaborate Sheraton design in mahogany or Circassian walnut. Dresser 52 inches long. Chif- fonier 44 inches long, with 30-inch mirror. 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