The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1915, Page 3

SDESEMTE FlGHT; ; “thin Giarged Wit With Slaying i" oman Fights Hard for Liberty. i SHOTS DRAW CROWD. | aweh iF] Gris Detective Thrown Off Roof in Struggle—Hus- basid. Gave Clue. i“ 4 and flerce hand-to-hand ‘ led the arrest to- ee ‘by Rvertetectives of John Schu- Mansky at No. 26 Pelham Street, a ' @afrow thoroughfare running be- weet Monroe and Cherry Streets. @@imavsky ie accused of strangling ‘Mira, George Ssumanska, who was ind by her husband dead in her fooms* in the tenement at No. 183 .) Manhattan Avenue, Williamsburg, at ‘noon last Thursday. From the similarity of names it is @evumed dy the police that Schuman: kky fo related to the husband of the murdered woman, It was from the husband that the detectives got the @rat_oclue to Schumansky. Szumans- Ka had been asked to give the names of all the men who ever called at his apartment. One by one these were + ast night Ssumanska suddenly ealled that an occasional caller at dome -was Schumansky of Pelham Btreet. “He is a bad man,” Seumanske told the pojicemen. “He stole $2,000 from in Russia and came to this Look out for him. » Detectives Patten, Woodle, O'Con- Mell, Landers and Hines came over from Williamsburg early to-day to arrest Schumansky. They knew was 4 bis room onthe second floor of the Pelham Street byliding and also that the rear windows of the room ppened on root of an extension running and with a rush forced the gli man Wad senped danger and ‘fast finished dressing himself. As theorash of the door he window and jumped .out to of the extension. The two followed him and caught he reached the edge of 43 i ae : i :é E it \apsky, a powerful and des- parhte man, grabbed O'Connell and threw him bodily into the alley, a dis- tance of ten feet. The detective land- 4 in a pile of rubbish, and while he eaonped injury he was momentarily e@tunned. Then Schumansky knocked Patten flat with a blow and jumped finte the alley only to find Landers and fines closing in on him. \ Patten jumped down into the alley thinking that Schu- mageky was being assaulted by gun- im. A search of his room dis- jolea of clothing that had from the home of Mrs. The man who com- m the murder in Brooklyn was ‘extremely powerful individual and detectives agree that Schuman- oky fie the bill in that particular. CLOGS THE KIDNEYS Take a glass of Salts if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers. tees meatevery day, |ment on every act of every woman it; but flush your kidneys with salts | friend whe has. jienally, says a noted authority who us tbat meat forms acid which jont paralyzes the Kicnays in their ef- sto expel it from the ¢ sluggish and Besar tars then you with a dull misery in thekidne; jn, sharp pains in the back or sic whe, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue in coated and when the weather fs bad you have rheumatic twinges. The gets cloudy, full of sediment, the jo often yet sure and irritated, £ yon to Seek rclic! two or three luring the nigh 1g ndtitralize these irritating acids, to kidneys and flush off the nous waste get four ounces of ‘Baltes from any pharmacy here; & tablespoonful in a glass of breakfast for a few days | ie. This a Seeeeciicligion thus’ ent it jonger irritates, thus ending BS Shey ‘Balts is itera ag atey 2 a i iss t) ge cannot in I effervescent | deine ae x “en Are More Tolerant and Good Natured HER LIES DOOMED |;-~~ atte: Fae ERY TH" 1 4 panella was convicted in November, €.t0 Schumansky's room. Introduced a topic simply bristling with interrogation pointe—“What Women| tor neaith have been upset by this'war, Fewer soldiers have died from ile] qwith drawA revolver and took ala CASE IN POINT OF WOMAN'S ?——————————___. nw Baia te front. Denisens of |r resent position by men, not he-| Miss Crothers ended, on a note of not Weeks in the Criminal Branch, Su- ; ew ‘were starting to help him when | sey) work. Women have approved ees their devotion to each other ta ty ihe ieee Bs preme Oeurt. preg! eraeene ae le appeared, showing his shield |e ner not because of her sex, but be-|0Y working together in so many clal panel of 200 talesmen from which ve detentvee ver their handa|cause of her brilliant achievements.” ce weeletcte ; suggested. care of will be chosen the jury to try Harr: t guy ith the pelsoner but Anally aub- ‘Again Miss Crothers paused, and wr it, ‘Thak'vipe ‘Thaw and the five men accused wi 4 t FATHER T0 CHAR TwetvevearOM C Girl Sorry Now and Begs on Her Knees to Save His Life. Maria Campanelia, a twelve-year. old girl, her big black eyes inflamed from crying, presented herself before George Barr Baker, secretary to Dis- trict Attorney Perkins, to-day and sald she had come to see Mr. Perkins to save her father’s life. Mr. Baker knew who she was. A letter had come from her yesterday saying that her father was in the death house at Sing Sing under sen- tence to die next week and that it was all her fault because she had lied at his trial. Mr. Baker took her by the hand and led her into the office of Mr. Perkins. Maria ran to the District Attorney and dropped to her knees and clasped his legs. She began to cry. “Save my fath ihe begged in a shrill, catchy voice. ed to Justice Davis and said my mother was a good woman and he had not ought to making have been mad and fought with her rt. “If you sttek to erime,’ oald, an ae and killed her, I lied because I was} you may get into General Sessions, fangey, fenger, Word Fe mad at my father and I was ashamed | where you will be sent to prison for life] sendy RACHEL CROTHERS THERE ANE MILLIONS WHO Onuy “Trevie Apour Comes Woman Playwright Thinks Her Sex shows More Sympathy for the Sister Who Has Strayed From Path of Conventional Morality—Are Learning Co-Operation, but Have Not Yet “Arrived” and Have long Way to Go—Capable of Splendid Friendshipsp—Modern Ways Will Lead to a Better Camaraderie. my mother. Please, Mr. Big Man, write to Gov. Whitman and get my father off from being killed because I led about him.” f] District Attorney Perkins had @ struggle to get the child to her feet and hold her while he told her that be would have an assistant take down everything she had to say and have it sent to Gov, Whitman at once, Maria’s father, Vincenzo Campan- ella, shot his wife to death Aug. 12, eee e 1913. According to his story he came back from serving a term at Atlanta Oddities in the War News } |ieictin rir sonar found his wife living iuxuriously at the expense of Tony Purcello. She Austria, in an imperial decree, has orered all physicians under a refused to leave Purcello and go with to join the army. him and their three children, of whom ——-- at, and naan ‘The German authorities In Belgium will try to make the country selt-| Maria ts the oldest, and in an insane Jealousy shot he supporting by raising corn, potatoes, &c,, instead of sugar beets, Little Maria. swore that Purcetio Private Mooney, sixty, in a British convalescent hospital, has fifty-one] never came to the house, To-day relatives in the army, including four of his nineteen children. her aMdavit was very different. Cam- . By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. eResi'g aes ba What do women think of other women? It's rather an interesting question, isn't {t? And it has been raised by @ woman who has the knack of provocative interrogation. In one of her earliest and most succeesful plays, “A Man's World,’ Miss Rachel Crothers took up the problem of the single standard of morality. Even if she loves him, should a woman marry a man with a past? Should there be an/|, entente cordiale between society and the male sinner, while his woman associate dies unhappy and unfor- given? Again, in her play of last winter, “Ourselves,” Miss Crothers brought up the question whether—as the Frenchman self-satisfiedly phrases it—a wife's life should be a succession of endless forgivenesses. Those wuss who have followed her work were, therefore, not sur- prised when, at one of the Saturday luncheons of the Heterodox Club, she “Just the Thing’’ 75m 10 Think of Other Women.” “What do they?” I “asked to know,” in Togo’s phrase, when I called on her in ber apartment at No. 550 Park Avenue. “Have you in mind the new loyalty among women, the sex solidarity, of which we are hearing 20 much just now?” When a company of French infantry captured a German trench it found ness than from wounds, which, it is said, never happened before. FILMS OF DARK AFRICA. France is to exempt until the last call to the colors every reservist and territorial who is father of six or more children ROYAL BLUE LI PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS TO - Miss Crothers’s arched, expressive eyebrows contracted briefly and her! French martar which had been captured in {429 and was stiN doing good| 1p April, 19%, the Barnes-Kearton long ivory knitting needles were still. | erori. e raped, started trom Aombaaa, I W A S + , bea contre megs frica, u hi T'don't think there exists any new and widespread loyalty among! — gwo German officers on a stranded waterplane were found by Dutcn| British Wast Africa bold 4 Indian Ocean, and in May, 1914, emerged women for women,” abe denied quietly, choosing ber words with cara and tt the mouth of the Congo Ri answering my last question first. “Men have developed a sex loyalty, which operates for the pro- tection and encouragement of the average, not-too-brilliant man, ceastguards, but declined aid because the Dutch could not promise not to interne them. 4Mive\hours later a storm arose, the Germans fired a signal ¥ distress, but before the lifeboat reached them they had drowned. raariy 4,000 mil sar over 1,400 miles the expedition SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 - i nderstood that he has to go eut in the world similar instances, and I think many folowed the route of the explorer Stan- 4 and_every other man tacitly respects his struggle. Foss ory lseraiog to ake Scns SPEC IAL JURY FOR THAW; baadih 24 Ca lagers ied ee $13 508 Pe ion + Marsh $18} Pelee th ead we ih te eacponal woman vovher oho wie recpnion Wr har |Eouraiatigcvtate” ae] MAY ENTER GUILTY PLEA|tece' ine meat soe] rg efforts, and women are ne more quick to spplaud her, because she two men can't do, evon if they can Tinent.. The expedition was under the man, than men. luxuries,” the woman Wa we a dded, with another swift, ainast Play, ast es ene] Naw Jersey we ane Phi oipha & Reading Panel of 200 to Appear Before Jus-|*!" >* ve" here by James Barnes, my eouple. of shots at Schumansky. APPROVAL OF WOMEN. over what she has accomplished, but tice Page on the First of “ord BIN” © im Be ed. ae SORE ERE ‘Zhen ali four detectives tackled him “Take the case of Dr, Katharine they seem blind, some of them, to the e “Old Bill Coleman, who spent or tie ‘Watloaa: Poot ', Wd Bt, ood “Liberty it nd Woodle, hearing the shots, ran Bement Davis. She was appointed to immense amount she has yet to do,” March. thirty-four of his sixty-eight years in Upon application of Deputy At-| === torney General Kennedy Justice Justified weariness, cause she was a woman, but on the/ "MJ bagis of fourteen years of hard, suc-| “It !s argued that women are ing sister, Twenty-five years the brown yarn of the sweater she|JUST WHY WOMEN OF TO-DAY was knitting slipped peuny ore CO-OPERATE, She is a tall, slender, pale) «women are learning co-o; ° woman, and hep face in repose 18 pen | she granted, “but ae womens not actually sad, Neutral tints] not primurily for love of one another, predomin: in ‘hair and eyes and) pyr for achieving an immediate ob. dress, and her calm voice Is seldom) ject huve observed that during ent of Thaw'a. trial ‘to ’s F d Fur G : A ty it ft Thi tris ltted or deepened. "A puckered Brow. ly membership In the Cirle Fone] oC aeaetoang devotion to each |pontpanement “of Thawin “trial to] Women’s Furs and Fur Garments the ot oe ME Sacempenting js release m Mat wan, eo mf By muonse Dom, Malena | tee 42nd and. 43rd Streets, West of Pith Avenue. court to make the summonses to talesmen returnable March 1, No opposition to this oder on the observed. “Even the cynic cannot dis-| could receive, and he could then oppose to Matteawan on the ground that the flood of excited vocables from @ wom=| ws 40 think that su ich co-operation an of less emotional restraint. wilt eventually lead to better und 1 spoke of what seems woman's greatest defect in her attitude toward| Sanding and @ finer camerade: “Many women make petty and| sentencing him, had established his among " And th o Cerieelie “monn: cer Arai te |i es wa Fornaiy from 48840 09400 "| Fur Muffy. at $5.00 to level with’ me, and what he drinks or| iude of women toward each oth French Seal Coats, $35.00 to 55.00 Formerly from $15.00 to $9.60 “Women show much mere ey: seer or mane! A womun'n in-| Pathy than formerly toward the | Contact’ with life, to brouden a ihe Anawanda Club was ii y -Pecmerta Sem STE 0 te AR Fur Scarfs, . at $1.75 to jusiness ig e x: ti ra How ’ stinct is to ferret out and pass judg- an whe he roared Hesse ve ne them, On the other hand, ton ‘Avenue and Bitty etgnth iBtreet. Mole Coney Coats, $35.00 to 45.00 Formerly from $3.50 to 26.00 le ba ny familial ‘a! , dministrators. I have in| seen on th floor, Juntice Joseph Kormerly from $75.00 to 195.00 ‘ the matron who | dertal ne wha was lett to shift for| Re Mos, President of the club, ‘and ¥ Plain and Novelty Fur Sets, Miss Crothers nodded. “Men know more about life and are mor lerant and good-natured about it,” wald. & business of cooking for in- Committee. 4 Taree Serene St ocak toy ee ishment, every worker in it a woman root of this interest peo Norton, jsnue! There is left the smal! group tal murray a been out z work. Edward D. Murray tr liven at Ni \ f who ore siving_ themanive fe ie prs Bragg eat ee ae Bea One Hundred aa nd many" ninth \vomen’s Separate Skirts, . Former 94.75 to 16.60, 349, 351, 383 Fifth Avenue, at 34th St. The Hat for the Debutante | Distinct and cts atebet ican —the hat for the smartly gowned young woman. satantic Coast. The ¥ i] . WASHINGTON SIRTHDAY TOURS © Paty GE Than 's connssl wad kandes it Final Price Reductions have been made on the remainder of our effort to send bim back| Black and Natural Pony Coats, - | Hudson Seal Coats, $55.00 to 125.00 court, by accepting hia plea and at $19.50 to 50.09, Formerly from $98.60 to 968.00" to tell the Judge and the jury about a habitual criminal.” trom Foon ncwedeater te Sivenen / URIC ACID IN MEAT ® UE: Barnog of ee eee of! tion Without regard as to liking or| most working siris you Guestion will| and grant the regally if disliking, wome: express their preference for a man| There is a report that Thaw will i i i fas much from her as a laugh OF &| other to ger things dong et® MCh | rather than a. woman employer,” I| plead guilty, A year is the most be Made of the most reliable sking, all of which are Marked at Less Cost: ‘ 15.00 y herself in mi Je life, and who de Ghariee i 3 Murphy were on the Recep-| Caracyl Coats, - $25.00 to 89.50 at $19.50 to 125.00 . \Formerly from $67.50 to 960.00 “It is the fashion to-day ‘pay ger with a y simply ang avery woman utterly contented that women have arrived. ey the woman wit! ast. and loya’ ?) a haven’ts they have a long way to | dramatic motive of her terrsrat | 7 fam tp every sane omen). : Also Absolute Clearance Reductions in . What do women think of | exposure, of lade of enorn | realizes tha: ope 4 - ther women? There are. mills | NM Which aueh exposure ie re [Serra ce uete chance "to become | Women’s Suits, Dresses and Coats ceived, doesn't wor! ' q Is ere are that there could not be ti = ? ‘ millions whe searcely think at all, | ship between two women, ‘that eat | Wrenn te se8it the wonder women ( ¢ Featuring high class seasonable garments for immediate wear, At extremely low ¢ |ousy and distrust Wou! certain sat a . wrestle about their clotnes | 12,c70P cut, Do you Believe that 1a) Rare Mane erste por itn Crothe Plain and Dresey Suits, $9.75 to 59.50 | Dancing Frocks, at $19.75 to 75.00 » her intensely personal | “No, indeed,” said Miss Crothere,| ers reiterated, firmly, ate , ‘3 wear se! ines, wool if ont a (ee ree, mrpneey: her Voice warming for the Bret time, tly her! personal answer to the ; ; Made at vena Pr iui a rte and Made io Ls iaiged laces, nets, Pham: rales ty “Then those of ug who are working her lips just touched with a tender) question of what wom ink of Pay ~ ore “tothe is, Pl silks, bi ay, ile. creatively, who trying to see life Mimodern roman, are capable of ee ron Formerly $19.75 to 150.00 Formerly $37.60 to “10600 ing hole, t bl to concern our-| splendi riendships for each other, imeel?. hole crelusively with: woman and|Tbat ‘ea matter on which I feel very D. Murray, @ travelling man, Street and Afternoon Dresses, Women's Coats and Wraps strongly. I myself have lived for ten jas found to-day dead from h|her destiny. We're too busy even to| Sears’ with a woman friend, and the reece ton at Mer 300 Baad at $10.00 to 25.00 at $9.75 t0°45.00 devote any large amount of time to| relation been ideal. I have my Sahara he hea, lived 3 suffrage, although alt honor to the| Work and she has hers. I write plays mpere be hag trey Made of serges,broadcloth,velveteen, charmeuse, Made of Degadelonin, Bolivia cloths, | Suregiata who In five years. have “nt hav have known of @ number of other at S area wee plain’ satin meteor and de Chine. | cheviots and novelty mixtures. turned thelr cause from a Joke into an ing landingy, Formerly 19.50 to 85.00 , Formerly $29.50,t0 78.60