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

DANG OF KONMPPERS | Missing--Naturally Pretty New York Girl; _|\AQEBLOND WOMAN |EoRace' SEH RIN Nowadays She Is Painted and Precocious| WH BY PCE AUR jie ici r fing him back. Dr. Moskowitz and his wife werr STEALING MAN AND BOY! aisaaeinisetetta mize his wife's home to see his adopted IMITATING eee ae wer Macaloso, the Leader, Gets GLoeAS son Clemency for Pleading Guilty and had the privilege of bringing him on visits to this city. —Thirty Years for Acena. Men Aiding Her Said to Have Poor, Tired, Achi Dumped Dr. Moskowitz and |‘ Shoe-Tortured Fret! Adopted Son Into Auto. How you have abused them all day, upatairs, downstairs, standing, tramp- ' ae cai Be letra hha was, ‘ ou % For the kidnapping of eight-year- : Pct Loh are looking for « large ward thes to-night with ped John. old Frank Longo, son of a baker at ond woman, practically their onty | son's Foot Soap bath. No. 190 Blocckor street, May 18, Judge y description of her, and three men, who Out comes the aches and pains, the Crain in General Sessions to-day san- on . Mra. Grace Moskowitz of Tenafly, N.| puffiness and burning vanish, and those ie 68 Ho. ON . J., believes kidnapped her divorced ‘hus. poly ord, Mien sion eee iy Y! band, Dr. x Moskowitz, comfortable again. our. ate too reet to not less with Bat te ‘Tenafly, ine Pe No a good friends of roure to deny them all* 4 ; yf East Orte Hundredth street, and thelr | tee Wonderful reliet to be found im this not more than twenty-five vears b 4 J big, lasting cake of Johnson's Foot imprisonment; Vincenzo Acena of No. adopted son, Charles, who is seven] Soap—ghe at any druggist 237 East Fourteenth street to not less years old, when the doctor and the than twenty and not more than thirty boy alighted from a Fort Lee ferry- ‘ ; boat on the Manhattan side Wednes- years, and Pasquale Milone of No, 242 East Seventy-fifth atreet to not lees day afternoon. ‘The police believe the than twenty-five and not more than than tw , large blond woman was the ts Until 6 o’Cloek Sata rday of young Charlies. Dr. Edward Mos kowits, brother of the missing man Tn explaining sentences Judge Crain ' 5 ald that while Macaluso had received 7 as TyIbg th MR Gace Filled clemency in that he was allowed to 5 hi aps r Pig sentiod oe son gd Pathe Watch plead guilty to “attempted kidnap- spe » gal adoption, both Dr. and Mra, ping,” he was undoubtedly the head =< Moskowits Wished to keep the child, of 4 hi i band aad {te agent A Weep \ DEMOCRATS WAY BOOM |~ A hen ee a Chains in marked taoney from the boy's p of young C » whom Dr. Mosko- father. Acena, sald the Judge, had é M’ANENY FOR GOVERNOR wits was bringing to. this city for a Warranted 10 Years kept the child 0 closely confined for ‘ vinit, told how the woman had cu coeety . —— grabbed Charjes as he alighted trom thirty-eight days the little boy er the ferry, how the men had knocked ORS ’ 8 bad attempted suicide; and Milone Glynn's Silence Annoys Leaders—| Dr. Moskowits down when ho tried RCO) a wk had stolen the youngster as he came " ° j . 4 to rescue the boy and how both had ) from school, had written letters to the Little Miss New York, Artificial and Unashamed, A pennies LL BS ts H t an cree speed "atiomubie | CEN TS ik ' “4 ‘o the chaut. pareatas threatening to torture the tey| Has Replaced the Modest Miss of a Decade velt in the Field. + [four “to Tittry"to the ‘Pennayivarta | eeauisa tank of the marked from Mai Ago, in Simple Frock and Braided Hai Diapleased because of Gov, Glynn's!" On Thursday Dr. Edward Moako- | money from Macaluso. go, in Simple a lair refusal to say whether he fs a can-| wits recelved a postal card saying $2.00 . te for tion, Democratic —What Do Readers Think of It? State leaders. have under way & | See | For mary than this tree Zar ne 5 movement to bring out George Mc- 9 Ge 10 aalee o err “tes jAneny, President of the Board of | ie country tt wou ler Li love * oi a By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ernor_ in’ the’ Democratic. primartea, tan tot fat ata Where is the naturally pretty New York girl? Leader Murphy has given assurances seat ch. Blink And why has she disappeared? Mane rmRNy ily tad indee| THY ton SANDWICHES Where is the young girl who wore her hair in a braid, or knotted neagly bie y A papeent emocrate, 4 ‘ ’ at the back of her neck, whose only “complexion aids” ithin the next ten days or two i dacy, it were fresh air and soap-and-water, whose frocks ware bce et ie take: Mechaune tot ‘a modest, simple and truly becoming? her eyelashes ‘were blackened. gardless of what Gov. Glynn may do. Don't you see every day scores of girls who have| Is it any wonder that an observing] , 100" A. Henneny antounend tat smeared their faces with rouge and rice powder, who eres writes as one did the other! maries seeking the regular - have copied to the last detail the frankly flashy cos- | 7%’: cratic nomination for Governor. tumes designed for frankly flashy women? And do you| "HOW 1# t that the naturally pretty] Washington, Hranklin, D. Raowevalt Pty _— like and admire this new sort of girl, this—one hates | F vidlagoed Legagediahted rapretenpte ular Ap reris fi tat ren for : 4 irom among us’ low is at nine ht tates Senator. to say it, but it’s true—imitation adventuress? out of every ten girls we see use pow: | ‘Those back of the Hennessy move- — ¢ i LO $e I should be glad to hear what Evening World| der and paint? How is it that the| ment hope to have the support of TRAIN KILLS THREE IN AUTO, | ."°* readers really think of her, and how they account for drug store on the corner supplies the | Collector Malone and Mayor Mitchel. = *|her. She ts complexions of the great majority of| Of those mentioned for the Senagor- such a rggent product. One of the excuses she oftenest offers|our young fomales? 7 hip nomination, William Church If's Gocd on Sliced Tomatova. Watches, Diamonds, Jewstry. LEBSBURG, ©., Aug. 14.—Three men | for herself is that “men don’t like you unless you're all dolled up.” Is that hie Sage en vanaene ied Freshest oy Oaborn, Lage —w bas figured! As Deltontessen and See Sete. 180 Broadway, New Tork mot ‘death here carty to-day when ought and meditation., No! somewhat prominently. READY FOR USE. (nen Until @ oOleck. Seterdars Incleded, Satomobile, atalled with a "dead engine trae? Ie it the painted, precocious school girl who has the best chance of |doubt many will be up in arms = ith gn, the, tracks of the Baltimore ‘and Ohic | setting married? What have the men to say to that? And what is the|the strongest denial and the best nah alan road, was struck hy ®|opinion of the sane, self-respecting girls? For I know there are many of SEeRINOEES 0 GMpFOTS Nuch Runes, fc y famberman of Highland, tions. However, thi man of Lima, O.; Piriard the latter, even though I saw so few when I hunted over New York for|is the clerk in ‘the a (IO dea | them yesterday. iL vouch “MAKE-UP” CONSIDERED Bap) ‘Amost . TASTE TEN YEARS AGO. | req ; Ten years ago it is safe to say that; “Without powder and paint the The E ffects of Oo plates, no respectable young girl ever girl of to-day would not dare to leave the house or show herself in public.” INPANTS are eonlarly eusoeptble AY tte “touched up” her cheeks and lips,| GIRLS CAN'T EVEN PAINT THEIR Broadway and Thirty-third Street of which are fs well rere Most American wom.n at that period FACES ARTISTICALLY. : yo ‘1 who ca eres emaRe=UD O Proot of bad! ncaieny has’a mich prettier skin than the most skilfully applied chemical] Even the ultra-fashionable never| pigments can give fer, But further- | éreamed 0f appearing 0m more, he aim maken up dont i Tomorrow, Saturday, the Furniture Store purenased complesions | | bore, il isch damaring” Tana ONLY Will Remain Open All Day Until 5.30 jut on avi On| 1 joes! even paint—she ul eadrenantshonse eons af te | Eee oe enaieny Maiarnien os All Other Sections of the Store Will Be But what le the mother of this crite vaudeville establishment 1 Open As Usual Until 12.30 found little Mise New York, artis | ‘The moth einen then ae . {423 TMERD AVE fiolal and unashamed. Her cheeks fe tance with the F i 8 QO" ST and throat, still showing thelr ; what the term -To many people Saturday is the only day on which to take advantage of INL} NLL) \ - childish curves, she had swabbed _ alla cell sp eo The August Sale of Furniture | Tired and sick! How many women have [28.2025 Fit ettvative Yano other adjective Tomorrow will-bring another opportunity for those who have a half elt that way after a hard day’s work? | SecFA 2222 B | iii” pata: YS Nein Bein’ mie res oung enough for braids, w' id wound their locks in an unti i? mA If you use Fels-Naptha Soap for the — |fvciugst! fost tats 500 Pieces of Wicker Furniture at once slovenly and rakish, On the hard part of your work, you will save your = [2"Si"7illd"ista"Gor Srna At Reductions of 25 to 50 Per Cent. ° Py Sah Steen UT cnmeiene mode Will be offered tomorrow in a clearaway of all odd pieces. Many strength; you will have time to do your a ee woful things Gat “a fit in perf aly ret a style of furnishing are at i i savings you will readily appreciate. Among them are work thoroughly and still be able to lie wale” Ay exovediny ily. ‘ Pp | Brown Reed Arm Chairs, with loose Natural Grass Arm Chairs,from $7.25,$3.75 down for a rest in the afternoon. Fels- with the young girle of New cushion seats, from $20. $13.75 | Reed Tea Wagons, from $6.25..... $8.25 ° e Feces it was an unwritten sar- | Arm Chairs, in brown with uphol- Green Slat Swings, from $9.50..... $4.75 Naptha Soap 18 the summer soap! It US ‘ | torial aw that even the party dresses | stered seats and backs, from $18. $12 | Baronial Standing Lamps,from $24.50, $16 * “ * of young girlie should not go beyond | Settees of woven fibre, from $14... $8.60 | Reed Book Stand, from $12.50..... the winter soap, and the every-day-in- [iru sgy) But yesterday 1 saw | : trom $6.25.. 3.25 | Reed Pedestals in white enamel, thée-year soap it is the soap that does | Sicuwe "win sv “txtending inches | | Reed Arm Chairs, from $9 LAR le g below the collar bone $6 things right in the easiest way.’ - te 6 Piece Reed Suite, $94 from $141 No hot water, no boiling of clothes, iz ining! Stila Pisces Are Bol Peparaely nor hard rubbing to get them clean; no ic; te, tony neck, sneuiar arms i _3 s and unfeveloped figure. pene left on dishes or pans. ‘Use Fels- admins’ siti n'rnhsnttettttit aptha Soap in cool or lukewarm water; face ind fire, that a= let it do the hard part of your work. Whos yl How te Keep pple ’ | DRESNER GETS 8 MONTHS. vs paren tony Donate Cut Bs Perjurer in Rosenvhal Murder Cai " dsity, Dredge—""Mercy sakes! What have you sh 3] yeu so het? Your face is y f a to invelve [3 ner of No. 147 \ . jfith etrect, who pleaded guil c ‘months age to perjury in the hearing the four gunmon 1 (A for the murder i 1 n before tf \ Strongly constructed of heavy reed. Can he had in white and sevors! cu.ors, also brown or green stain, ontence to-day. i “8 : “i Nab $40....... 16 Rocker, from $26.........$17.26 Arm Chair, from $25... 16 - : - | Anal Distiet-Attornay“Delshunty “22:99:95 Desk, from $26 $16.76 Desk Chair, from $11... 97.25 werk. If it will help mo Gnd time to rest, tes, that Dresner had given the prosecutor 4 Information involving a member of the Prices include cushions. Righth Floor 1 will be move than thankful” ' Police Department in the for hich 01 could not Fe tcorts