The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1915, Page 9

VICTIMS DYING OF STARVATION IN MEXICO CITY TSAYS MRS. ROGERS BROKE HER WORD Martin Threatens Her With Jail Again for Going Outside the State to Marry. District Attorney Martin of the Bronx issued a statement to-day se- verely criticising the act of Lorlys Bl- ton Rogers and Mrs. Ida Sniffen Wal-| As Carranza Again Enters City People Are Found Subsist- ing on Grass and Weeds. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Official confirmation of the reoccupation of Mexico City by Carranza'’s army/ under Gan. Gonzales reached the State Department to-day from) American Consul Sulliman at Vera Crus. A message to the American | Red Cross from Mexico City say! there have been cases of death and collapse from starvation in the cap- ital. The Red Cross message was from | Charles J. O'Connor, the Society's re- Hef agent at Mexico City. “Prices al- ready are prohibitive,” it said. “There | {@ practically no corn in the city. Au- thentic cases of death and collapse from starvation. Some people are eating leaves, grass, weeds, horses and mules.” Consul Silliman’s message said Mexico City was occupied by the Gonzales forces Friday night, “on urgent orders from Gen. Carranza,"! and added: “A severe fight occurred Friday afternoon at a point east of Guade- loupe. Director of Telegraph states telegraph communication is expected by Sunday afternoon at the latest. Communication with Tula via Pa- ohuca and is being rushed northward. Occupation of Zacatecas by Obregon's forces confirmed. “It is stated that Gen. Gonzales 1s going directly into Mexico City in- stead of lingering as before, and it 1s expected that communication will be | restored at once. It also is expected | that Carranza will move his entire | government to Mexico City during) August.” —aQ NEW RUSSIAN PORT = FOR BASE OF SUPPLIES; Double Track Railroad Built to Kola 1 —Agents Here to Purchase Rolling Stock. In the midst of war Russia is find- ing time to construct a new railroad from Petrograd to the little-used port of Kola, not far from Archangel, ac- cording to passengers aboard the eteamer Cameronia, which reached here to-day from Glasgow and Liver- pool. The Cameronia’s passengers included a party whose mission here is to purchase rolling stock and other necessities for the new road. Major Gen. Edward Hermontus of the artillery service of the Russian Army heads the party. He is accom. panied by his secretary, Ivan Pe troffsky, Prince Andrew Gagarin and | | Stafford G. Talbot, an Englishman, who has long been a resident of Pe trograd. An American engineer named! Sharp is in entire charge of the road) construction, and has set a new pace for rapidity of road building in) \ Russia. The new road is double-tracked and | wih run from Petrograd to Kola by| ‘ way of Petrozavodsk and Lake La- * doga. The Government has dredged a « channel with little diMfculty, in which |admitted her to bail, and Mr. Levy | added his guarantee, that she would \had been tried for murdering her two ters, who were hurriedly married last Saturday in New Jersey. “Nothing different could be expect- ed,” Mr. Martin said, “from a man and woman who had violated the laws of God and man. When Mrs. Rogers was admitted to bail she her- self promised and her attorney, Abra- ham Lavy, promised for her that she would not leave this State. “Mrs. Walters assured Justice Weeks of the Supreme Court, who not leave the State until after she helpless babies. By her flight and marriage she has violated the confi- dence of the Judge and committed contempt of the order of the Court. I shall confer to-day with Assistant * Edward M. Grout for perjury was made to-day to Supreme Court Justice Scudder in Brooklyn. District Attorney Cropsey protested agninst Justice Scud- der's hearin the argument, alleging that he had “own bias in Grout's favor In @ eulogia..c speech from the bench two years ago Stephen C. Baldwin, Grout's attorney, declared that the eulogium had been well borne out by the testimon: recent trial. But Mr. Cropsey still pro- tested, and Justice Scudder said that he would try to-day to find a Supreme Court Justice to hear the motion. PHOTO PLAYS. The story every evening in The oe AK p . ne, pictures at ae te 0 following : sateen: MONDAY, AUG. 3. oma Yomeaeey Mom rs, Tat eat Theatre, <a ea a Rredvay zeman, sit ima. rach = ri a i Co,, Bescon Falls, District Attorney Mitchell to see if means can be found to cancel the bail bond and put her back in jail.” — >. ‘SCHOOL GIRL REPROVED, COMMITS SUICIDE Body of Elizabeth Garrity of Pater- son Is Found in the Pas- saic River. PATERSON, N. Jy Aug. 2— Laughed at because of a love affair and reproved because she had re- ceived a letter in connection with it, fifteen-year-old Elizabeth Garrity, a pretty student in the Paterson High School, left the home of her parents at East Eighteenth Street and Park Avenue in anger on Saturday night. To-day her body was found floating in the Passaic River near the Market Street bridge in this city. The police are investigating a mys- terious message to Police Headquar- ters on Saturday. They were notified by telephone that a man had drowned himself near the Market Street Bridge, but when patrolmen arrived the person who sent the message could not be found and ther®was no clothing about. ‘When it was learned to-day that the time at which the police were no- tifled was shortly after Miss Garrity bad left her home an investigation was started to ascertain the identity of the person who had notified the police. It is thought some light will be thrown on the manner of her death if this person is found. _—_—_————— CLASH ON GROUT WRIT. An application for a certificate of reasonable doubt as to the legality of the conviction of er Comptroller In the Deal refillable bottle jood bottle to keep cok eh good." BSTAB, 1788, ) steamers of even forty feet draught \ may be accommodated. FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN A Thousand Tuesday Specially Prepared Bargains for You in These Receiver’s Sales In Addition to This Great Offering 50 aw Stamps FREE With Purchases of $1 or And, in Addition, DOUBLE a0 STAMPS In Morning wa Single Stamps in iternoon These 50 FRE: same kind as those which More, Tuesday, All Day Cut Out This Coupon This Coupon is good for 50 (FIFTY) 8. § H. Green Trading Stamps FREE wit! urchase of $1 or more to-mor- ‘uesday, August $d, Stamps are of the you would perily obtain with your purchases, ATTHEWS' SONS’ INC, wold et 16, Wonderful savings in in Everything We can’t print items because many lots are too small to permit of advertising. yw Your Guarantee | = . aa Receiver FF tet ae ey kee, "Won Pik Aves ner as eee ete yiria Theatre, 818, Ooh St., Brooire. ‘Thesize, Bellevue Ave, New: _ Weatcherter Ave, Varieti 393 Ty ve ony, en Theatre, Rusher Palace, 480 “Husbwicn Xe, Grange Theatre, 187th Bt, and Broad. Kin heute, 1048 Southern Boute- Pooky. Wencheste? ‘Theatre, Mount Vernon, Colonial Theatre. South Main St,, Wa. terry, Con iM rete “ie Re oa hen Colonial , Wamhinaton Theatre Paterson, N. J. PLAZA ¥i uit st he £ bot Sth St, 7,90 P. M.-10-18-280, AWRANOE, In“THE EARL OF PAWTUCKET” Charley Chaplin Film & Oths. Next W'k, __ Blanche oe in ‘Sweet | rhe Moaideas” (13th Chap.) THE PASSING eHow OF His Hex. THE ust ‘Tivol wit tara and gow! Rivas, 478 3 MARY, P10 “RAGS, STRANDS 10 wo ae. leerand Orch & Orchant’ “HEARTS ABLAZE” Winter Garden’ 39th St, Tear, meas way: Bray r PICKRORD® VITAGRADH "33: b8s; hoe. THEATRES. “ensational Success.—Daraton, Eve. World, Pare Abel West 424 St, H Evenings, 4.20, LONGACRE &,.# Laughing vat ean a caer FHL HOUSE ca Hit of New York Fred Jackson VAUDEVILLE. e "| RO VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTO PLAYS th AVE Bert Fitzgibbons, Erie & mie, Beaumont & Ar Dubent, de ‘Trith, Wage, he Loew's American Roof }2),%'p "\"\ ALL SEAT: 12 Act Vaudeville Show| Ait, SRATS DELIGHTFUL PROMENADE, | 28s 880. 506 __| AMUSEMENTS, __ NO Ts AMOM KE. OOTH @ 1341 E riKE WO! Cy TU NA Free Cieesth, Free Tos, Froe Circus, Free Shows PRIZE DANCING CONTEST THURSDAY NIGHT g ST STEEPLECHASE Ets Mis GRACE LA RUE BELL F. FAMILY BRIGH Brighton OW PALISADES ARK 2 SURF BATHID orld's Largeat, Poo in We co Pavilion, Airship Ascension Daily, $8.75 Golden Oak Dressers—good- terials; for beds. fuasseaus. OLUMBIA » URLESQUE Fe, Citi BERMAN SHOW G2, J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. THE BIG STORE’ Born ses. SIXTH AVE..168 IOMTO IST! STREET THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1918. - We Cannot Guarantee to Fill Mail or Telephone Orders on These Items. Featured in Our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale! ‘23 Brass Bed Outfits at *13.75 This special is representative of the excellent values offered in the Furniture Sale which has captured New York's thrifty buyers. The outfit consists of: A 2-inch continuous post BRASS BED with § one-inch fillers, bright or satin finish, offered in all regular sizes. GUARANTEED SPRING with high risers. A SOFT TOP MATTRESS, And please note these other bargains, selected from many: $0.00 Living Reem Chsles and | $65 Library Bats $2.50 Slip Seat Chaire—genuine leather slip seats; box construc- Rockers — leather tion; quartered oak; g back; frames in golden oak finish. . 1, 95 rich mahogany $5.50 Morris Chaire—golden oak CONT... 6. eee e eee or mahogany finish; (frame only) . 3.75 sized mirrors; all wood 4 25 trimmings; well made.. wel Hundreds Upon Hundreds of Bargains for Women & Misses in This Sale of , Chic White Summer Dresses Usual Selling Prices to $15—3 Bargain Groups Tomorrow As Follows— $10 to $15 Peg Dresses $5 & $6 White Dresses At $27.50 Turkish Rocker — genuine Spanish leather Harrington spring ; comfortable and li-made rocker. . $3.95 Charming white dresses, faultlessly fashioned of EMBROIDERED NET, LINGERIE AND WHITE VOILES. Every dress beautiful—every dress desirable from every Ci oint. Remarkable collection of styles from our own superb stocks. ist 3. ese 50 FREE Stamps are of the same those which you would 4 ordinarily cheeha vice Teer 1 Eve. World, 8-2-15. . Dee EEN Tr uistees’ Sales (By Order ot the United States District Court) ele tare Spanish seat = and leather; library or liv- {ng room te consists of set- birch, finished *b.75 $10 “Greenhi trese—60 Ibs. to the full size; cov- 39.50. "Fel it Mat- rests MC repebeemrert I 4 sa80 Seciak ‘6 pringe—10-year 919.751 Sitch... 1.75 “gerne tenes “each weighing 70c Dresses At $7 & $8 White $5.95 All sizes for women and misses. This season's best productions from foremost makers for your choice. Not only are these good dresses for summer, but they are correct and serviceable for many Fall functions. The baa is sure to heaved you. Trimmings are unusually pretty, embroidered and embellished in numerous dainty ways with fine laces, velvet and ily, x THE SKIRTS ARE IN THE NEWEST TUNIC AND FLOUNCE STYLES. COME Coats $250 Novel ‘Bleached - Turkish Bath Towels ,1Be Colored stripes and jac- quard borders. Renaissance Center- pieces; Sale, each. . 29¢ 29 and ‘35 inches, round or square; imported Japanese Re- Naissance center- pieces and Stand covers. 49c to 75c Bed 8 Sheets; Sale, each. .388¢ “Odd” lot of bleached and unbleached sheets for all size beds —a manufacturer's sec- onds; imperfect in weaving and some with oil stains. $1.29 to $2.95 Summer Bed Be | Spreads; Sale, each. . 98c Summer weight; white dimi- ties and English printed ma- N ingle and fullsize ff N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N jabots, etc. Men’s Panama Suits, EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE. $3.95 Corduroy “S For Women and Misses. Dandy coats for many summer occasions—particularly aed tor eoantiy, seashore motor wear, also for golf and tennis. Here we offer a new snapp y style with convertible collar, patch kets, loose belt; lined with plain or fancy “Seco.” Ch ; AG Sale D ort” ‘tuesday Charming pastel shades; also white. All sizes up to 38-inch bust measure. Summer Blouses, Variety includes many dainty moaels—our best sellers, in fact—all grouped at a quick clearing price. Materials are GEORGETTE CREPE IN WHITE AND FLESH-COLOR; STRIPED SILK, SILK JERSEY, BLACK AND NAVY STRIPED VOILE, EMBROIDERED WHITE VOILE AND FLESH-COLOR VOILE. Newest styles, trimmed in various clever ways, with embroideries, fine laces, fancy frills, That Were Priced to $2.98: Reduced for Tuesday to . In a Great Sale Tomorrow at Good-lookin HAIRLINE STRIPES. N and sack models. , nicel For Men, Women & Children. This sale began this morning with an enormous response. were included at this sensationally low price. Sale at ‘1 Goodyear welted. Sizes 5, 544, 6, 644, Bargains in Fine Rugs $39.50 Worsted Wilton Rugs—size 9x12; choice designs in extra fine colorings. $29.50 Seamless Axminster Ruge—9x12 high grade Axminster Rugs in @ choic: signs and colorings, and made by the best American mills. Household Wares All-Metal Window Screens—24x33; regularly ad Cale... serves 30x43; regularly ‘4Sc; sale $2.25 Oak Water Coolers -4 lined and nickel-plated fa Other Oak Water Coolers I $6.50 Lift-Cover Style Re! high; ice capacity about 3 lined provision chamber; capacity about 45 Ibs. vision chamber; sale. $1.95 Glass Punch Sete—14 pleces: with hooks; choice of 2 designs. Men’s §3 Low Shoes All styles, all leathers. Every pair 7 and 714; A, B and C widths only. tor-—-30 inches A white enamel 54) 45 5 collection. *24.50 These are riety of de- 19.50 | 19 Not all sizes in each style and leather. Women’s ‘2 to *3 Low Shoes at ‘1 Here we include about 2,500 pairs of “WALK-OVERS;” also several other well-known makes. Popular style: in Gunmetal Calf, Patent Leather, Tan R Not every size in each style or leather, but all sizes from 234 to 6 in AA to D widths Ip the All of these shoes have either hand-turned or Goodyear-welted soles. tailored and trimmed suits. choice of suits in light champagne color, Sizes to fit men and youths of every build. Continuing That Great Shoe Sale Shoes Usually to *3 at .. Nearly 2,500 pairs of women's perfect and slightly imperfect “WALK-OVERS” We feature the offerings in three distinct groups — 33.30 POPULAR PLAIN COLORS AND ja Calf and White Canvas. Pure Food Specials Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. Advertised Cereals QUAKER PEARL HOM INY--6 pkgs, 20¢; reg. 10c pkg MOTHER'S ROLLED OATMBA! -—dor., 390; 6 pkas., reg. 14s package TABLE SALT Worcester brand; bag Potatoes PANCY NEW POTA- reitor bl $1.75; 1, forn White Grape Telephone Smok Ib SMOKED. HAZEL STYLE preme vased bi tb BACON. COFFEE 5% Ie, SUGAR-CURED HAMS— TONGUES=rlb. BACON-—Ib.. PREMIU, Chelsea 4,000, ed Meats 17%e 20c WESTPHALIA 27¢ Star, Su- Delf’ can _ 2le Ox i D MILD CURED = 29@ MARACATBO 10 tbs, $1.90; PURE PRUIT JELLY — to giets 70 uinge “and apple; toot c niPd’ OLives » beer, 10¢ $1.30 Feather Plows — 2228 Smart Norfolk eel 10 -4year | $7.50 Soft-Top Mattressee—all reg- well constructed: covered in a 1.95 ‘hears SEE; | good quay of ching. $12.50 Summergrade’s Safety Bdge Box Springe—made with raised edge to prevent mattress from slipping; first-class construction; covered in a variety of 8.95, good weaey ol $8.95 % *1.50 NOVELTY Misses’ & Children’s $1.50 » 2.50 Shoes» 1 All made “vith Goodyear welted soles. sizes up to 2. Framed Pictures $ $1.50, $2 and $3 Choice in Tomorrow's Sale at. . These represent “odds and ends" from our Auguet Special Sale. Several hundred of these handsome plo- tures offered at this sensational price. Early choice means best choice. The bergeine at $1 will delight you. Lighting Fixtures Reduced $3.19 Alabaster Indirect Lighte—14-Inch; made ith taney celling plate and ded jains $4.89 12-Panel Gas Dome—24-Inch with filigree border and ruby diamonds.. $5.05 8-Panel Gas Dome—22-inch diameter made of fi rloh art glase, with filigree border ond 8 bell fringe to mateh.