The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1915, Page 17

ARRATGN FUGITIVE’S VISITOR. Woman Refases to Talk of Abrams’ Hheape From Tombs. Warden Hanley of the Tombs said to- day that he was no nearer solving the -aacape of Jacob Abrams, forger, from fcen No, 114 yesterday afternoon than he { Was last night. ‘The Warden went to Police Head- Exercise and Grecian Beauty, Many thousands of women are now- | { a-days paying attention to physical culture and the proper exercise of |‘ thele‘hody muscles, where, thirty years or fifty years ago there was no it expended on this science, quarters to-day and assisted the potics in their endeavors to get Mrs. Fannie) Phillips, who visited Abrams yesterday, to tell how it was that the prisonér had managed to get out. But Mrs. Phillipe refused to talk and was sent to the Contre Street Police Court to be ar- raigned on the charge of assisting @ prisoner to escape. The ice also sent before rate Any Patrick Daiion, ore "whe tras found on the lore pen floor of the prison without @ visitor’ century ago, sells more widely to-day than any other woman's tonic. It can now be had in tablet form as well as liquid, and every woman who sul- ckache, headache, nervous- times, should take this ‘ipti of Dr. Pierce Many a woman is nervous and irri- table, feels down and oF for no reason that she can think of. fers [rom larivies, and other symptoms disay ‘ Lines in the face make women. old and they show the effect of unnat- ural sufferings. These symptoms indicate that Nature needs help. ‘worn | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 19, LIQUOR DEALERS CALL UPON FRIENDS TO STOP NATIONAL PROHIBITION ~ |Speakers Ne OD Resolutions Urge | | i United Effort to Avert “Peril.” The New York State Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association took steps, In its annual report, adopted in convention at the Hotel Astor yesterday, to wage a national fight on |Prohibition The report read, in jpart: | “Formerly we were called upon to oppose town and county option. day we must combat State and Nation wide Prohibition. Originally our op- ponents wore few and scattered. To- bes. they are many and united.” hi it unanim wale i een save also contained what it characterized as sound rea- inst National Prohibition as id mor ational Prohibition would be a ailment of the sovereign rights of the individual States to provide for the health, morais, public order convenience of their communt- ational Prohibition would be a |constitutional interference with the! rights and liberties of the people, and all experience demonstrates that the! great mass of our citizens would not tolerate such legislation.” Prohibition I» Defeated Zentan New Zealand tonal prohibition w defeated in the voting on the liquor question last Decemebr, according to complete returns which have been an- nounced by the Government. Sup- porters of loca! noslicense also lost their fight. The vote on both ques- tions was close. —— $5 “CONSCIENCE MONEY.” Police Commt in Ne Woods Gets BU in Anonym et Some one with a troubled consctence lieved himself to-day by sending $> ‘conscience money” to, Police Com- mistoner Arthur Woods, but the sender has presented him with a problem, foi he doesn't know what to do with it, ‘The money came in a letter marked moe pogmarked ws Station J, t 4 P.M. yest: Hy Billwes ‘placed between two: pieces, of cardboat Ray & slip of paper on which wi inclosea fina $5 conscience money.” sgentions of a use for th alread; but he has reserved de- Wate Store No. LRITC. We don't like to cackle about it, but our tremendous stock of new Spring absolutely pure fore, notchers, Nothing could for they cannot come anywhere near giving you the value al our price—$14,75 made to measure. WATCH and domestic woolens a be better, Competitors simply stand US GROW As further evidexce of the magnitude of this business we {ntroduce to you this weck store No. 15, at No. 1887 B’way, bet. 37th and 36th Sts., the finest store of its kind in Greater New York. We invite your inspection. MAIL ORDERS FiLLEo ms ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. re (op aghast wl Vl OR OVERCOAT been made to the| ® 18 will open here en or about March & AE CORNELL Tai 1387 Broadway, Near 38th St. $25 to °40 Values Boston Orchestra Gives Its Closing R. KARL MUCK and the Boston of their New York season at Carnesie! Berlioz's symphony “Harold in Italy” By Sylvester Rawling. D Symphony Orchestra gave the fifth and last evening concert Hall Jast night. Only the matinee for to-morrow remains for a farewell. Was the principal number. It is so rarely played that it has the virtue superbly last night that ove may be forgiven for overestimating Its worth, Too prolix, of course, as are most musical works, not excluding those of the present day, it has a compre- j hensive ideal, intrinsic beauty and, | sound musicianship to recommend it, slow to recognize. If for nothing else orchestra's violist choir, who made an junmistakable imprersion as the solo-| list, representing Harold in the sym- (phony. Besides the programme hold “Or- mazd,." a symphonic poem by our own Frederick Shepherd Converse, in whick he strives to depict the e [neh? between light and dark’ jis cleverly orchestrated, superficially effective, and yet fails to reach the inner consciousness with a lightning bolt of inspiration. A third number |* ts ae “Romeo and | duti overture - fantasia after {Shakespeare. All were played mas- | terfully. Dr. Muck, who had insisted that Mr. Ferlr share the honors with [him in the Berlioz work, made the ‘hole orchestra at the end rise to acknowledge the applause. Giovanni Martinelli halts a triumph as Don Jose in “Carmen” at a special matinee performance of the opera at the Metropolitan Opera House yester- day. Never before had he attempted the part. Until Caruso went away he had not thought of studying it. There were cynics yesterday who said that three-quar of Mr. Martinelli's speech was Italian instead of French. Who cares? If we may not have opera sung to us In the vernacular, what matter whether the singer is uttering French, or Italian, or, for that matter, German words! The fact remains that Mr. Martinelli was a Don Jose pleasing to the eye and to the ear, His “Flower” song was something to be' remembered for the beauty with which he uttered it. The in the mountains, with the cards, the duel and all the rest of the action, not forgetting the of wel he Tespect due Mr. Amato, he dominated, and at the end he fairly held th audience A te Ma Pistia Farrar, ; reason for the revival this season of “Carmen.” know how highly I regard her imper- sonation, well remember Farrar was at her best y to voice and as to charact and the public outside of the regular} subscription that bought seats may be assured that it got its money's worth. Aida in her lovely impers Micaela, > millo, Mabel Garrison as Fraaquita, Sophie Brasiau as Mercedes and the stunning ballet with Rosina Galli as of @ new work, and it was played 80! premier. “Goetterdaemmerung’ ithe Metropolitan Opera {night to a large and appreciative at dience. The principal chat sustained by Melanie Kurt, Mar which the crowded and distinguished | mann, ‘The Tei musical and society audience was not eee tech ifried fu it served to introduce a rare artist atiwho the viola, Emile Ferir, the head of the!to the end of the trying part of Kurt Schindle Adelaide da: cent d'Indy’ Took Divorced Spon arraigned in the First Criminal Court in Jersey City yesterda: that he had struck her, indignant. have been paying her $12 a week separated we be she took me peck, Judy until 915. re damnateay aan tel FER om Nag Re BA McCORMACK a DRESSER loudon Mason & Mamiin Piano, METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE) ‘O-NIGHT ut ention of | tent even of putting is Farrar, into monn! nevertheless, is teil al Readers of this column)? Tt is o hat all of us may) nd eh Miss Besides there were F Pasquale Amato ax The plotures at follumtog ‘eats. PRIDAT, MARCH 19TH. Taint Av. 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