The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 3

SDAY, SEPTEMBER a WISN) Worth Watching, if He Exists: \FRANSNAMENDT ' While as for Her, She Is a Myth?! SPOKEN BY JUDGE TOO BURY TO PLAN | BER OWN WEDDING; | FRIEND WILL DO IT. SOSA ODODE EET OTE OT OOO ED ° dation, Says Good Times ALARM HOBOKEN “What do women imagine they're going to give » man in return for what they're asking?” queries an Evening World reader, whe wrties TO LYNCHING JURY Are Racing on Nation, with # punch and insists on heipfuiness and reciprocity as well as love In the marriage contract. He can see mo fairness in one-sided contracts all CUCA00, top. 1-~Renens ge quuijen in the seifish woman's favor, and is sure the modern woman has wofully little to offer to the man. tng through Chtenge to-Gny to estan the anneal convention of the Amer can Renkere Assontetion at Seattle fick Canes New ond fen In His Charge Directing In- Ave Piaces Under Strict Ghytepn Gente new ee eee Crime Was Committed. shen Quarantine “When the bank reserves, which ere greater now than they heve ever toon in the bistory of the country, are distrivuled the nation will eajey Bimort unbelievable promperity,” anid Witem A Lew of Philadelphia, President of the American Bankers Amociation “The volume of money on band is o great that It cannot Gnd $ | 4 nature! outiet, The movement of ® the tremendous erope, the at. tendant Onencial activity, wil oe further increase the bank reserves* DEPENDS COBB COUNTY os Tells Jurymen They Are Not Secret Service Agents, but to Get at Facts MARIPTTA, Ga, wort RESIDENTS WARN Outbreak Puzzles Health Au- thorities Who Are Probing Its Origin The Co fo Mr. Law atrribuied the present ead Three new cares of suspected County Grand Jury assembied to-day © state of business to the upset condl- Gholers were discovered to-day on to ipvestignte the iphottns of taco TD tions prev in interaatiqnal trade the Hamburg-American liner Prest- dent Lincoln which bas been tied up at @ pier in Hoboken since the open- ing of the European war. There are now cighteen canes of suspected a wave of economy, Nostrils Clogged? Dropping in }hroat? Noises in ead? Vrenk ond take up ite regular work 5 | eae ane Judge Watterson in bie charge told the jury it pot # Special Grand Jury end that while ite members were th ee ee Sd et ee BUSY GIRL AUTHOR ~ HASFRIEND ARRANGE net to feel they were secret service mon, it was their duty to ferret out crime alleged to have been com- od within the county “fearlessly put under strict quarantine. “The persons who are sufferi said Health Commissioner Joseph F. | and without hope of reward.” X. Mack of Hoboken to-day, “show dudge Patterson did not mention g alarming cholera symptoms. I hope | . Frank's name during hie charge to the jury. | ‘The Judge took oveanton to defend, Cobb County against attacks upon it! it fe not cholera, but the indications Are #0 strong that I have taken every | precaution to confine the sickness to Mr. Mobert Aten verhies at Ne. 886 Nee Vat Whee be fmt commuted “My bostrle sere been 1 an ite Aaah eanny HER WEDDING PLANS eet coud not iewatie Ui the steamship on which it first ap- "MAN SHOULD 9G Pampered growing ut of the lynching. He J, ‘ peared, It possible. (Then We Have the Woman Champton of the} | x 02 weu~ suatpes tho Jory ia pert Jean Webster of “Daddy |i quarantined not only the) Hamburg-American pi but the North German Lioyd, and the quar- antine will be extended to the Lack- awanpa Terminal The additional cases brought to light this morning are not so propounced as the others, but af) the symptoms are there, A bacteriological examination to determine the nature of the complaint | of those suffering on the President Lincoln has not been completed. The! Unere in Hobcken having been in port more than a year, sre out of the Jurisdiction of the United States Gov. | ernment ip matters of public health | MM, “I want to say that you are not a Special Grand Jury drawn by the Judge of the Blue Ridge Circuit, as|’ been stated, but you are the reg- ularly organised Grand Jury of Cobb County. Not only tm this, but in « great deal that has been sald recently tn the press, the facts have been devi- ated from, and I want to strongly as sort that the prose generally has done Cobb County a great injustice. It appears that in a great deal of the matter that bas been published some newspaper correspondents have seem- ingly gotten just ae far away from Painted Doll, Who Is Just That Because Men Want Her to Be So. | Long-Legs’ Fame Will Also | | TWAS RAZZLE DAZZLE HOO-RAY BOYS, ALONG THE GREAT WHITE WAY 'A Street Full of Dope Dreams | When Heroin and “Coke” Work on Honeymoon, rw By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. That the perfect wife is a myth, that the moderu woman has little or nothing to give the man she marries, that mariiuge !s a one-sided Joxury and that men are on the point of “cutting it out"—there are four of the charges brought to-day in one of the mout interesting and provocative letters I have received since the be- ginning of this discuss'on. The writer sens himsest * “Straight From the Shoulder,” and he might have added, “Without Gloves.” His point of view tg curi- ously reminisceut of the drastic philosophy of the late Mise Jean Webster, the author of | “Daddy Long-Legs” and other suc- |coasful stories, Is to be married next ing ‘Tuesday at Washington Green, Conn., | pe 0) so ot oe see shee! ole to Glenn Ford MeKinney, a lawyer West es ‘stra as 2 | See’ teould not hear hat lf ved Bs of No. 54 William Street, It will, in truth, be @ remarkable wedding, for ithe bride-to-be has bad no hand! ‘whatsoever in arranging the detaiin nd knows of them only by hearsay. | mano ae motion’ ar ill a "Wor ho ae and are now under the sole super- vision of the Health Department bf Hobo: i Mowever, Pr. Stack ts co-operating | with the d States authorition, Before declaring a quarantine last night he sent for Dr. Louis L. Will- ot a | sniffs of cocaine and heroin late last “ ” 1 fama, Chief Medicat OMeer of the Im, |#TO put {t mildly, 1 am amazed ut the attitude of many women rezarding| Det see @ fault he has until after Ie ein gad’ tao antion thay fotmwee| Tarn ome me Guy, Lon pontin Dear Enemy,” which ts to be pub- | Candler Building, 220 W. 42d 5t, migration Bureau on Ellls Island, and | money and marringe, as disclosed In letters to you,” he writes. “Let me) clears, und the ideal husband | Bites atone men bave done yours, The Jury| lished later in book form, and sho is Tahal 1 Dr. Charles G. Lavender, Chief Bac- | make a solemn warning and predic- © teen | stands out clearly with all his |were sll being t about along) Commissioners have done their duty teologist of the Port of Now York. along the Hoboken river front from | | & ton: This mercenary viewpoint OO; 1d bet good as their father g . he can only th band's Story" and otber novels, mercenary, inefficient, a ma someboly nk of one answer, | L David Graham Phillips, as expounded in “The Hus As you ber, he subjected to a merciless analysis the preten- sions of the modern wowan, and found ber shallow, Imonial fafluce, “S:raight From the Shoulder” obviously subecribes to this verdict. ay remem- beon telling the husband) when it is so hard to find the perfect wite? Usually man, just Nutle fou o thetr alread is the inexperienced girl who jooks for auch un ideal because whe does not understand, She falls head over beols in love with a man, who no doubt is worthy, but she does | | Filled the Air. 1 Crowds of theatregoers at Fifty- first Street and Broadway got real the Great White Way to-day. | theatres and ax they crowded around the truth as they could, agd the re- | eult bas been that Cobb County has deen made to suffer for it. “This county needs uo ‘specially se- lected Grand Jury’ now nor bas it| ever needed one. Men selected as) grand jurors or this county bave al- 2 selecting you as men who may be ton. Your oaths bind you to hon- Mies Webster is a very busy young woman, Sinco the successful drama- tisation of “Daddy Long-Legs” she has actually been pestered by pub- lishers and managers. Just at this ' ing, aad erway ab aod se Rae pt Se time she ts polishing up a serial called working on the proofs at her home, No, 138 Weat Fifty-ninth Street. ington Green, Mr. Lewis will DR. J. C. McCOY | monroe tel y my year's ine at 1a] ut e, but true, we all | \ Dr, Stack bas caused to be printed | the part of women must be cbanzed | manag teh een cen nu pat nal ant it riage, but cucitul love | It all started when Detectives | counted on to do your duty. } She was really too busy to ba mar-| the following warning bulletin which | or men in great numbers will CUt the whois woran-d0s more} @feam and fave to face Owens and Fitspatrick arrested John) “I have been informed that a mur-|ried but Mr. McKinney, whove wite| AUERBACH'S waa sent to all bouscholders }out mar Eeverybods | caretuity a wou! plead He os Pea 4 #0 Belcaion j Brown of No, 20% West Forty-eighth | der was committed in the county the|divorced him on the ground of de- ponted in all public places in Hoboken | knows t doing this very . pow, nee ne MP aan and | Stveet, an alleged sellor of drugs.|day after the July term of court was| sertion last spring, was insistent and Chocolate to-day: thing now, ruse I'm ¢ reent " a will overco Owene was searching the, prisoner’s/adjourned. Of that I do not know,| Miss Webster consented but with the , “Boll all water for cooking and) SOLEMN WARNING THERE MUST rica The porte is the eee t Pee. | pockets when Brown middenty drew | but tho information has come to me,| proviso that she be relieved of any Roasted inking purposes, No raw meat and| BE FAIR RETURN. to-be, 4a wif h married I two will | forth several packages containing | It bas been published broadcast over ae Fae gig er A Mis, Jo. Peanut Bar no canned goods. Peel raw fruit and| , : } the mc woman bay wootully little pan |berain and cocaine and begun arin. |the world that a lynching has recent: |," summer nome at Washington 8. SONS dip it In boiling water before eating.” ‘Ir is a mighty sertous matter lto offer a man." i |kling them arbund. ly occurred in Cobb County. It is|Green and is a friend of Mr. McKin- At the request of the Health Com. |¥ Will do my bert to Rive the ma And thero you are. And I have an shorte | ‘s have a good time while we're |¥Ur duty to make t complote inves-|ney and Miss Webster, undertook to | miesioncr Chicf of Police Hayes bas chiens ll eye vs yer, or} idignant conviction—just aw f had) Their hoy ; Fat it coin, Phe commotion at- | UBAtion of that, aa tt is of all charges! hy ‘wedding, will’ be performed in = stretched a cordon of patrolmen| n who want §% when I read “Tno Husband's Sto aU By, REE ae \cracted folke who were teaving the] of ¢fine when brought to your atten-|the Iittle country chureh at Wash- the Lackawanna ferry clear up to the! th. fam indignant becnuse f hat my estiva .alrty and iniparitally make at bent man and bia thre At Your northern end of the North German| and it makes usp in aszonish that #0 gore | Brown and the detectives they bagna |i Tete SP we but It to mot your mae Ane a wile ainnded Dealers ; ent that woinen doa’ them- the peinet Put inhaling parti ¢ r is . w h atte Lioyd plers, None on the piers or | ment that sighed ibd REE A Ng Bait ce works pertanats i nf coeaine and) 411) to assume the rolo of wecret ser+|on her honeymoon Mise Webster will ships is allowed to leave and no one selves. Ho thinks: "What do sich Cri) ite at hoiae er abroad, mars | Way. He dio’ att erin, The deveciives were the GFSt) «ico mon, the role of detectives. revise the proo ook. fe allowed to get closer to the pler| tcomen dmupiite (hAy're going fo autre ability upon a, a beautiful iife tn vw to farl the effects of the “dope.” “You were not selected in the ca- feats. eee : SRE ae gates than the other aldo of the,f? man in return for whut they're work Ree ee was unknown to | Ovens, after taking a few breaths! josey of private detectives, nut as, HER BOY TO BE A SOLDIER, Feet. asking?’ Or erage ors he nev ad aa ideal am my jor the drig-impregnated alr, atraight-| ung jurors of your county, and! Ba Mies | ie “The sailors on all the ships have) “You see, the soe used be On jtor ioe is merely ® eet a true man, with bh ipmicaaia joned up, selves Brown with a vise-} your work is that of grand jurors| Veeter™ Clabwoman Gives Wer Deen commingling ever since the war| the other foot--man at one time was bis love. Certainly a good sense of humor, | iike rip anu whisperad: A vot th gre) | View of MI ey . { ry! @ Ge r s perfect wife Judgment {n all things, My | Sage : sa and not the work of secret service | + began,” sald Commissionor Stack, "If | the economle gainer by marrying, He definition of the Bortect wite 1610 CCL ae ae Plea 4 you try to got away vou're @) nen Ande yet it ie your duty todo] LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 1— Absolutely Removes there {s a contr gious disease on a) got a housewife in the days when ‘She must be a mate | » thought, 1 tr joe vd man, You're wanted for a bile} wine you can to ferret out any crime | “Women must sacrifice their sone to Indi estion. One Hamburg Americvn hip there ie dan-| there was a great deat to do in a must also be « b i that Is within his power | tlon-dallar embezzling Job and there's| ‘iiwend to have been committed with, | the defense of thelr country how pa ry onthome. Now > Is so voriainge ci je. \a rd of 90, out for f as 4 if sur that it will be found also on) home. Nowadars & wife is of tae 8 Wording ees ow wnethie other| Niowenels a remard of $5,000,000 out for you") iug your county, to do It falrly, fear- | they always have done, 1 am bring- |PFOVES it. 25cat all druggists. jer ehips in tho harbor.” cconomle valine in the home than si A Wane TeRAer ; lways, 1s my | the guy that stole the Kobl-|isgay and without hope of reward o: | ing up my boy, not indeed In the hope | Port Health Officer O'Connell or- was before, Srankly, marri aiht From. the |noor diam nd id Fitepatvick to} ius reverse.” that he will be o soldier, but in tne dered the removal of five sick paa- | ig a heavy Mabdility upon a man | Lowen “Don't let him get awe . Re aie BN" hope that he will be a useful and eengers from tho Fabre liner Sant’ without corresponding future eh TA alee AS asl Tove } At that moment a fashionnot SiMe eoldler ehould Ble @ountty’ Anna, in from Mediterranean ports) gain. It's practically one-sided at lie b fs ‘ Being a trained nures gave me ed young woman in the crowd NINETEEN MET DEATH call” to-day, to Hoffman Islahd. They were | jffaty, and Wie sooner we realize it wt widen’ as +4 a good understanding of human nly elevated her skirts and be- bir) was he reply of Mra. A. et ffering from | and yemed 6 bett ‘ ‘Mad nature, taught me ‘o nurse @ sa aN She 4 ved i brd Clark of Washington, one of the Be area gaa eek te want t ate tet) Te tne Ratan) AB Un Madam: | hay healthy as well as a sick man, | 2h dunclar, deciared she was IN MINE EXPLOSION) tustere of the’ Dauiiters” of tho under observation for five days. jequal bargain is only made by people your articue fur the They all need a little pampering, er then Isadora Duncun and Ger Aimerican Revolution, (o-day to those ———_—_———_ » thelr oyes suut, aud men now- gntitled “Nhat le great iinportance,| nd worst of them can be | crude Hoffwan put together Who criticised her for admitting that MRS. E. M. STEBBINS DEAD, |eday» don't have thelr eves shut Om nq’ {wish to consratulate you on| F2eine Inte shinking yeu sre. a Brown, who also was fooling t itio ¢ she Js “ralsing her boy to be a eol- Milner * lthe marriage gubject, Jour excellent choice of subject, Very| little | offects of the cocaine and heroin, eats] nition of Gas Pocket Caused) dier’ Wife of Singing Evengeltst Expires Drene' ker Strangely Missing. “ald e onc v consist West Thirty-ninth Street restaurant. the killed, nanrurtn | must have weuld say the seme Blend: et & Iman tn praerente’ #2 boards amuinet which the bedy reste | Yet he tsissed it when he got home —>—-~- Dullt exclusively by Las | thing if tho situation were rex ® The five yeare i have lived in |Both arms are stretched out on cross |and phoned to the restaurant, Dili-| Steps OM Train, Killed by Another, earttiniee penne ier - versed, Suppose | should declare, Now *vork Yhave made a study | Pieces with projections that ft under |gent search was in vain. There was| Benjamin Gansberg, twenty-three, |] Weer. Afternoon and Evening Dresses, with a sniff, ‘I won't marry any | of woman and woman's waye | [the armpits, thus supporting the | thought yesterday of getting @ vacu-Jof No. 180 Mast One Hundred nnd || Cogis, suits, Walste, Skirts, Newllaces, 1}; girl not making over $2,000 a year, have come to the co: on they |Weight. This arrangement leaves the | un) cleaner out for an analysis. Ninth Street, was killed by @ freight || Corsets and Underwear, in a wide range | ond while I'll manage the nuress | are all wort not | lee detacned froin the body and 29] ye word came from Charles Burke,|train yesterday at the City Island |] of styles and prices Sh burden to it. "7 4 ; o ‘a cotton ; i The Delicious Laxative Chocolate! 444 servants, | insist on good ey 3 Henderson (s twenty-two and an tton broker, who lives at No, 126) etation of tne New York, New Haven || 4.4 an wae Ex-Lax relicvos constipation, regulates me, tl | it Riverside Drive, that he had picked/and Hartford road. He had oe 4\" | ane Bryant gan st the stomach and bowels, stimulates the| clethes and no ether work,’ in |tronworker. He minped | frow the | a cuff limk off the floor of Hustanoby's|atepped off the rear platform of an . liver and proraotes digestion. Good for| 'eng would it take the medern mares man ath Ory tnirty oventh Bureet: A | Monday, wight and would be glad to Bound, train and Went through «|| roe only uoue camming « comolee anor Z weve’ +. i t ne owner. nployeos no Weat- Bag res 4 young and old, 10c, &5¢ and 50c, at ae are sane bal te pore hard on ‘beam followed him, te the basement, mine “Diamend Jim's” ful light beund tracks when the train struck |] ™t °f Mme't apvand for Mout figures, druggists. 4 ere's the merriest fact fi ° where it fell across his spine con! to shine, =, "Of course the men who bargain for @ precty favo an ‘gives herself’ and man pays cash. Mer person is her about the money their husbands fow are thousands of merchandine, and thes @ hushend and, in fact, I good looking in the oy men ever agree on thin queation, | and therefore permit me vw voice my! should pay as would make a can turn @ good —>—_—_—_— doubt the ling would effect a cure, | Mayor Mitchol was walting at the po |live station to his bond, and on ly in Hotel. opinions. 1} pis P84 1 , Di Suddenly tn Hote! ope, [4 form and giadls pay for them, Temp inde pertest wifets | ] that ae anon we be went free he would ~-Others May Die. : gopt,| f as 4 In joner und de RAST afta dled Vee ned ae pee | This revolting bargain, strange one who does not am wv need not age you, as mos | mote Owens and Fitagerald, JOUNSTOWN, Pa, Sept. 1--The t—Mre. Elma Miller ina, wife Of | gay, hos its strongemt osupporte think. If more girls would study | it was about the happiest, wildest 0 George C. Stebbins, « singing evangelist | among mothers, Ono of then wrote , | men's principles inatead of men's |crowd ever seen on Broadway that|¢zPionon of gas in the Ordena mine and author of many Gospel songs, died | ou eae aaaie saying, ‘i think that| {cs many worran wine: indulge Is | morey, there would .be fewer | ¢gollowed the detoctiven and their pris- (Cf the Merchants (Coal Company at » Indigestion at a hotel | *° . * iad y wl sound find aut | o Ww ent e 7 aid. She and her husband had made {youl and body, to a man, the least he fault a thelr own, for they mare \Court to-day Owens and Fitererild] porgatena died in @ bospltal bh eeveral tours of the world with Dwiint ie ioe a en wate! ( ried without love and there is |tgid the story of the arrest, and Mag- walen, i vital here. i Masay, ire D. Hankey and other | eer ee as got ber arguownt? Wome| your paper defining a perfect nothing there to take the sharp Mid Deswi on the] Two other miners, George Pescuts Svanegetiels, i Do VON Eel har AreN yes Cocanth Bese dle edges off life, NURSE, wing narcotics in hisland Frank Comaltch, who were —_ husband, and the writer claimed ‘Anyhow I had a good time while A search was begun throughout the |" - much respect to his wife as to his MAN WITH BROKEN BAGK tt insted.” sald the ‘prisoner ag he| doctors to be in a critical eondition city to-day for Minnie Kollman, who} tite man wh HAT OP EOE WIRE eM LY Nav ania ita wan led awa: Coroner Henry 8. Kimmell, accom disdppeared yerterday while on her way [be gets ts & piker. A eke are Vl ils ag 9 ‘ ’ a panied by representatives of the COT a TEAS Pinte Toc | , Bit what atout the ‘heart, soul and trogt her husband as he was CRUCIFIED IN HOSPITAL | praMOND JIM’ REGAINS State Mining Department, reached follure to 1c of employ- | bedy ada a man gives Ae by vas treated by his mother, aaa the mine early to-day and quickly > lust night was|be be obliged to add such a lot of} & people have mentioned " i Dron Detective | money in order to make the scales} ‘' ka.” 1 think tt ts unneces- . . THAT $4,000 CUFF LINK | 2° rmined that Ignition of a pocke | airy to mention anything about good | When Frank Henderson wan taken | ’ of gas caused the explosion, but in van, wit | Up even? tuoka because every whether |to Bellevue Hospital, his back broken, | what manner they so far have been jon Avenue “You can’t get away from it: homely or beautiful, ars to be|he bore up #o bravely that Dr. Frank unable to discover. Crash in Pennsylvania Colliery badly burned were said by hospital ‘Khe wore As an economic proposition to- | ROBBIE. POSTON |Carr decided he was a prime subject} Now He'll Shine With Renewed] Mine officials said that the section * waist, black #sirt and hat and| day, marriage io a pure luxury, aes rf HINKS | on whom to try an invention over roa ake Broker Who |! %¢ mine where the explosion oc- wahoo, with all the luxury on one side of | THIS ONE THINKS 00D MEN | wiich the doctor had been studying.| Radiance, Thanks to Broker 0 | cusred bad been condemned by John aie the partnership. And ‘haar Waduiai Suate get a Ther Was that wit an hour Found It in Bustaneby’s. ‘Tavior, the fire boss, who fenced it For ting harder every ye: man being perfect, but it Is an |® SeBtriyance was put together, so off, Martin McClure, theyforeman, it - e e doliar’s worth, many of the most casy thing to find splendid mon, known 4s a “crucitix siing, into] Tt was a mere speck of “Diamona) |. stated, made a careful investl- NE’ MODELS conscientious men are not mar: with beautiful characters ang |Which Henderson was laced. To-| Jim" Brady's encrustinent of !!iumi- . peas ACTUALLY Wil Pit ons I a 10n 4 Why the d hould the highest moral principles, in |2@¥ Henderson smilingly assured | nation that fell away when he dropped| ation, and, convinced that the en FIGURES Pi I EF eas eb ea aA ig every walk of life, Good menare [the ductor that he was fairly com-|q platinum cuff link, set with dia-|tries were safe, allowed the miners TOUT se ey? je girls whe write you | just as plentiful as good women | fortable, and Dr, Carr said he had no} hora, worth $4,000, in Bustanoby'sto go to work. MoClure was among