The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1914, Page 20

~ TWO KE NERVOUS WOMEN Made Well by Lydia E. Pink- | ham’s Vegetable Compound. | Philadelphia, Pa.—"T. had a severe case of aero prostratéon, with palpi- tation of the heart, constipation, head: | aclees, dizziness, | noie in my cars| timid, nervous, rest. | less ye and sleeplessness “Treadin the pa- per where # young | woman had been | cnred of the same les by taking Vegetable Com th the medi Anes t petor left me and be- takin, the Compound. t tle I was able to sit d inv short T was able to do y work. Your medi f able to cho all you sa; |ERIPPLE COULDN'T LIFT GREAT WEIGHT AND LOSES PROMOTION Defect. Did Not Afféct His Competency Clerk, Moss Tells Probers. as reold Michael Con tate Civil Service Com. nat today’s probe of the Mu- nicipal Commission that he failed In two examinetions for promotion be cause he ft a 40-pound dumb-bell over his head ed ercellent rating in Although has | Commercial High ie receiving psuv @ first krade clerk the House Department Seventeen non told the mis ‘ould not Gannon reer the mental had a thresyear School course he test he year in Tenemen as STON, 210 Siegel 5 Another Bad Case. About a year mgo I was down with nervous prostration. L was pale and bg iat Lebo as apells, sick hes es and a in case y shoulder blada J was of different doctom, but didnot improve. I was so weak T could hardly stand !ong enough to dorny “Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- Pie has made me well and heppy, and begun to gain in ven and m: face looks healthy now. av HORNBERGER, me No. 8, Ephrata, Pa. want special advice. write to) ae Pinkham Medivine Co. | (e@nfidential) Lynn, Mas. You letter will be opened, read. and an- @wered by 2 woman and held in strigt coufictence. FEEL YOUNG! It’s Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Far You! re of the habit of comstipation. few constipated da nlene you Coax the jaded bowel mu formal action with Dr. benched Olive age the substitute for cadome! rt m to unnataral action icinen or by merely Slum with nosey. es in gentiowees, per- atu ‘edwardr Olive, Tablets open the action i gentle, yet post never any pain or eriping ‘ita Ole Tablets are av jo compound mixed with alive oi! yknow them by their olive color. stonaly and Lave no trou- with your liver or stomach. es fho per box, All drummiat Olive Tablet Company, Columbu: “L lifted the 40-pound dumb bell over my head with my left hand, which is all right,” testified Gannon “Then 1 was asked to repeat with my right hand, I couldn't, because my right hand bas been deformed since birth, I wan rejected.” In contrast to this testimony was that of Claud F, Curtis, weighing nearly 2) pounds. who was a can- didate for salary and grades ox- aminer, "I Qvax asked to raise the bumb- bell with only one hand and passed the physical test,” said Curtis, “1 introduce thin teatimony to show that a man who has a physical de- fect which in no manner interferes with his mental efficiency ts barred from the protection of Civil Servic nk Moss. said Counsel F Ly a d, the Commis. r, denied he in-| structed Dr, J. ry B. De Forest, examiners, that educa- tion should count 85 per cent, and ex. perience as 15 in examinations. Mr. Ireland said he believed 50 per cent for experience and 50 per cent. for education would be a fair basin. Paymaster Joseph D. McDermott, of the Department of Public Works, Manhattan, told the Commission that A. Hart Needy, a $2,400 a year clerk had been absent on “sick leave” on an average of four months a year since 1910. America” cams here and spr A ign which will begin ad across the country of seven of the elty's will appoint of twenty will arranwe for a blic buildings wine exci committer leading working merchants A committer These xhibits inp ive ade go hiit will be two toi." said joner Hartigan, Int firat place it will show just what made in America and secondly it will {prove to the satisfaction of every jone that practically everything made in European countries can be pro- duced just as cheaply here.” EDITHST, CLAIR, ACTRESS, INDICTED FOR PERJURY | Grand Jury Finds False Swearing by Her in Cases of Erlanger and Lawyer Steuer. The General Seasions Grand Jury found two indictments charging per- é ; THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JAPANESE SURGEONS INONBALTIC FROM =, | FORCED FIELD SERVICE Captured ape Austria and Sent ecutor Further sfcates Situation in the Fig! for Drug Store Millions. The fight In the Surrogate's ¢ over the millions of He one Heg of the founders of the n chain of drug stores, , au Rafuivaes to Front—Refugees Home | {Hing of two wills purporting to From France and Germany. | Carter wi weeks after his death. were produce, & lawyer of? No. direction of the Surrogate. What purported to be the last of Mre. Cutter, bearing date of M 21, 1914, had “lready for probate. By it M to get $50,000. The White Star liner Baltic, with passengers aboard, from Liverpool. arrived to- Many of tho passengers were refugees from France and Germany, but few had anything new to add to the story of the war brought back by travellers ahead of them, ichenor Jury to-day againat Edith St. Clatr, the actress, Judge Rosaisky instruct- ¢d counsel for Miss Bt. Clair to pro- duce her in court this afternoon, In a suit brought against Abraham Erlanger, the theatrical manager, Miss St. Clair swore she had a con- tract with him by which he agreed to pay her a malary of $76 a week for life. She got a judgment againat Mr. Erlanger, but later signed an affi- davit in which she swore that na life contract existed, and that she had been induced to ao testify by her counsel, Max D. Steuer. On this statement disbarment pro- ceedings were started against Mr. Steuer, In a hearing in this proceed- ing two weeks ago Miss St. Clatr ore that she made a false affidavit in attacking Mr. Steuer, PARK COMMISSIONER DISPLEASES MAYOR City Head Sounds Angry Warning When Subordinate Doesn't At- tend Estimate Board. Mayor Mitchel censured Park Com- missioner Cabot Ward this afternoon at tho meeting of the Board of Es- timate for failing to be present to explain the specifications for paving Riverside Drive above One Hundred —_——_ “|"MADE IN AMERICA"? °, IS TO BE A SLOGAN City Official Begins a Campaign came That Is to Spread Through- out Country, Commissioner of Weights and Measures Joseph Hartigan announced to-day that within a week he and other members of the Mayor's Food Committee would launch a “Made in Everything to Furnish the Home Complete Wonderful money-saving bargains in every department enable you to furnish your home at « saving of and Twenty-eighth street. “Where is the Commissioner?” asked the Mayor angrily. “He ought jo be standing right down there, Heady to explain this matter which Is before the Board. He'd better learn to be around here when necessary, and \the sooner he learns it the bet- tor it will be for him.” Mayor wes interested in the , because it War brought up as a ops mentary matter and he had heard it was possible the paving con- tract might be unsatisfactory. Tilden Adamson, Director of the Bureau of Contract Supervision. in- formed Mr. Mitchel such was not the case, as the Park Comminsioner could teatify. Then the Mayor looked about for the Park Commis- isloner. LET US START YOU HOUSEKEEPING NOW You nauy include in your outfit Linens, Bed Sets, Portier Lamps, Dinner Sets, Cutlery, Kitchen U it sale ms with Cash orion oredit © re , ete, af OUR SQUARE YAKD. Ghaloe of s number of Quantities, Fully: ‘anteod. Bring room q of svery Kind, Btoves, out. a i PRICE Ane. ALWAYS THE Lo’ wrREE LIFE INSURANCE rehase Anniversary fale of Stoves §97 2 aig if you have chase wi ry Mt added to your a Any extra deponit, charge of any kind, CLUB PLAN BUYERS |' If you are accustomed to, buying on Sub “Plan from epartinent 0 fe au AWeral pros CLUB FEES No INTEREST ADDED PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE, Di tee, Linoteur ‘Btoves, ‘Refrigerators, Bewing Machin Coal Heater Furniture for every room, Phono: and convince yourself that whether LL. ACCOUNTA TALLY INVITED, A BN account with © sini or as many as you wish. ¥ y open or add this or your account without Reg. Price $6.50 3.97 There te no better heater on the market. Fully nickeled, 94.08, 96,08, 05,75 and up to $35.00, portable Lamp, choice of Amber or green shades, With or without bea 1 Dr. R. Shuzuki and three other Japanese surgeons, who were study- ing in Vienna when the war began, were arrested and thrown into jail, together with thirty of their country- men engaged in business in Vienna, twenty-five Englishmen and many Frenchmen, After they had been imprisoned thre# weeks their captors learned that they were surgeons, Immediately they were sent to Budapest and forced to work in a horpital attending to wounded Aus- trian and Russian soldiers from the wostern theatre of war. They re- mained there until two weeks ago when, through influence in Vienna, they were released and allowed to go to Trieste, from whence they made their way to Liverpool. ‘The Countess Eleonora de Cisneros of Paris, a passenger on the Baltic, reported the lows of her chateau in Northern France. It was in the line of battle and was occupied for a time by the Germans cs a hospital. When the Germans retreated to the orth they burned the chateau and all outbuildings Mrs. M. Whitlock of Toledo, mother of Brand Whitlock, United States Minister to Belgium, came home on the Baltic from an exciting experience in Brussels, which city she reached on a visit to her son four days before the war began, Being under strict injunction from her son to say nothing to reporters, Mrs,Whit- lock could not talk for publication, but she intimated that she has some thrilling tales to relate to the folks out home when she gets back. A troupe of twelve midget acrobats, | all Austrians and none over 4 feet high, created conaiderabie amusement on the voyage by their repeated as- sertions that they had to flee to avold| military duty. They might make good soldiers at that, being built so close to the ground and naturally hard to hit. “|GHAPLAIN SHERMAN | THROWN FROM HORSE. Son of Famous General Badly In- jured by His Mount Roll- | ing on Him. | SCRANTON, Pa., Oct. 16.—Rev. Thomas Sherman, a chaplain in the will. e W. S. Lent, a cousin of 0 file the two wills. wyer each will ‘| Men’s O., the United States army and a son of the late Gen, William T. Sherman, was badly injured here to-day when | horse he was riding slipped and felt | on a wet pavement. The horse rolled | on the chaplain, who was removed to | @ hospital in a serious condition, Father Sherman has been stationed for the last few months at the artil- | lerp camp at Tobyhanna, Pa, near | here. —_—_______. RELIEVE YOUR ASTHMA IN FIFTEEN MINUTES f Asthmador does not instantly re- ve the very worst attacks of Asthma, Bronchial Asthma and the Asthmatic symptoms accompanying Hay Fever your money will be returned, is the terms upon which all druggists are sell- ing Dr. Rudolph i 's Asthma- dor and Asthmador Cigarettes, No matter how inveterate or obstinate your | case, or how often or violent the attack Asthmador will ieve y usually in ten seconds, but always | within fifteen minut These druggists hi n authorized by the Doctor to sell every package of his Asthmador on a guarantee to return the money in every sing does not give not found the wu self, posi absolutely no risk is run in bi welted or bound edge shapes, medium or hig narrow or medium width; Simpson Crawford’s The illustrations give you a suggestion of the vl smart, up -to-the- n every particular, minute reflecting the ideas of the most gifted creators of mill- inery styles in the world, These hats are adaptations by our own skilled milliners, the cleverest understudies of Paris that are to be found in New York ‘our druggist hasn't | write direct to Dr. Paul, Minn.—Advt - Yous, Can Dress, Well J On >1°°A Week a CLOTHING Asthmador R. Schiffmann, st, FOR THE ENTIRE fAMILY Purcha.e Up to 0%. Our Terms $1 own; $1Weekly MICHAELS BROS iT Fie; TATION MW, This Mode $7.50 + OotosaR t MORE ALLEGED WILLS | OF MAS, CUTTER FILED, ngy ‘T. Cutter, Riker- | complicated further yesterday by the | Mra, Amelia Gertrude | Cutter, his widow, who died a few |P¥ an old tle thrown from the e These wills by Frank 8. Tichenor, | 88 Park Row, been offered The other wills were | earlier ones, and Mr. Tichenor was a | under one plained (hat he had not filed them because he regarded them | As cancelled by the execution of the| ‘ofitd, Whe Surrogate direct Mr Wan named as an executor in| Under the terma of ths one 5010 WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURET Y COUPONS Doron Just What a Man Wants: Men’s Soft and Derby Hats Soft Hats are in the new shape, high crown aes or droop crown] Boys’ Hats in Juvenile and school shapes; straight or curled brims, in blue, green, brown, black and stone gray, with trimming to match, Derby Hats in crown, flat or curled brim: rgmags $7.50 Trimmed Hats “1914. made just prior to Mra. Cutter’s di he bul'c of the Cutter fortune, at from $1,600,000 to $3,009, left to the executors to be tributed as they might see fit among charitable institutions, ——»—_—_—__ REGISTER TO-DAY. th | vated structure at Third avenue and| William J. Flynn by Andrew Flynn, Kl} One Hundred and Hightieth street. supervisor of workmen on x, droped John Flynn, a workman, of No, 291| Yated, suspected of havin Fast One Hundred and ‘Thirty-sixth| Wo tej, coroner, Riynn paroled seme street, was brought before Coroner! Flynn. $1.48 Trimmed PlushTurbai PlushTurbans Spécial For Saturday at §9c We took all these hatathat the manufacturer had and there are not as many of them as we would wish, so come early if you would be one of the lucky ones. Fine quality silk plush, in a good shaped turban, with fancy feather trimming. We can safely say it is the greatest bargain ever offered in a ready-to-wear hat. | pee value or less. these sales. We offer specials at one-half the re Opeh Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings It will pay you to take advantage o' | Com- it To-day and to-morrow are the last days of registration. Polls open from | 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. If you do not register | fea annot vol Enroll when you tourt register or you cannot vote at the pri- maries next yea was Killed by Tle Dropped of « John Binder of No. 4435 Third ave- have | nue was crushed to death yesterday by | Lea & Perrins alone, hold the secret of the Original Recipe which makes the famous LEA:PERRINS SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE jualed among all seasonings. Try it een rion Roasts, Chafing Diem ‘Baked Beans, etc. Try It as an Appetizer Sold by Grocers Everywhere will arch was of | Mrs, | Tho | New Management New Stocks Good Style, Good Service and VALUE Fall Suits and Overcoats These Swagger $20.00 and $22.50 Suits and Overcoats — Fall ‘Suits, Fall Overcoats, Balmacaans, Winter Orercoats | Sults in the newest Eng- Mish and conservative mod- els in worsted cheviots and Balmacaan Coats in heavy Scotch mixtures; ght and dark grays and brown. Men’s Sizes cansime! ie i Chale steipen. tae ees:| Winter Overcoats in plain Fi hi tures and. plain colors, in| Colors and fancies; Kersey p to 42 Chest. blue, brown, gray and nove] and rough-faced cloths in Stouts to 46, elty shades; all high-erade! grays, b ns, ete; single taflored and well trimmed. | or double breaste Fall Overcoats in black and Oxford Vicuna; some silk faced. Only About 300 of These $15 and $18 Suits & Overcoats at Fall Suits, Fall Overcoats, Balmacaans and Winter Orercouts tn gray a y front, d nity style,’ in blue wid Young Men’s Sizes 82 to 40 Chest. Alterations Free silk lined, niga Colors and. mixtures!” gray and blue cheviots, brown and Mack Little and Big Boys" Hats, at farge assortment suv enile hats, y suitings, in the new telescope For the large boys are the new 1 $2.00 in velour, felts, velve or droop’ Rah Rah manly shaped felt and stitched el scope and dr prduroy and fan styles, a tH, and r combination everal new iM $200 '« Clothing Dept. Second Floor—We Give and Redeem Surety Coupons, all sizes.. An Entirely New Series Millinery Models Ready Saturday Not less than $10 to $15 is asked for similar styles uptown It is not only a matter of price that maie these $7.50 hats such ra fe wonderful value. There is far more than so many dollars’ worth of good merchandise in them. (= There is STYLE—distinctive, stunning, true-to- ‘\\ ; the-modes style; a degree of CHIC that you pe Displayed in often fail to get even in the highest priced hats /y,\ the Trimmed a\ Millinery Salon As artistes our milliners are proud of these hats, roud of the achievement of plus the smartest on the Second and as merchants we are Floor, selling you so much excellent quality, style, for 87.50. They are new, hand-blocked shapes of fine li silk velvet. ack The trimmings are, of course, ostrich bands, pompons, stickups and fancies, all of the very latest fashion; done with that rare talent for chic and esprit that makes them so absolutely smart. Really, there have nerer been such beautiful hats sold anywhere for such a modest price, $7.50 o=0 10 0 10 S100 20010 S10 0 I E30 Some hats ia this new series are worth $7.5C un- trinmed. Agreat many of them are imported. a The new Simpson- Cranford Strre, Second We © ve Surety and Cow Floor. Redeem pons. Eas _