The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1915, Page 10

i PROSECUTOR TALKS OFAN NDE ACANST HASELOEN Considering Charge of Crimi- nal Negligence for His Re- fusal to Save Baby’s Life. Sperial to The Brening World.) CHICAGO, Nov. 23. Dr, Henry J. Haiselden for faulty diagnosis in the case of Baby Bol- linger probably will be asked. sistant Sullivan admits that he has been con- sidering such action and the decision @f the office will be made to-day. | That and the forecast of a big fight éver the Bollinger caso at the next meeting of the Chicago Medical So- ety were the latest developments In An event that has stirred the country, “We are considering gharges againat Dr. Sullivan The forwarding by Coroner Hoff man of the verdict of the famous jury | @f doctors to the local body of med feal men precipitated the arrange-| the Pui ents for the fray. Dr. Haiselden says ho is prépared | developments. A H.ZeTz ee 535 FULTON Winter is here in earnest, any day. Don't be caught prepared against colds and overcoat ready. Overcoats— rich mixtures, Suits— In Fancy Flannels with latest stripes and checks. models. Fall & Winter Suits DRESS WELL WECLOSE | also to Lo: Sarr ceayecacanee o eremrnvaearie amas boy pnp year apne rweeea Indictment of As-} States Attorney Michael F, bringing } Haiselden for d@riminal carelessness,” said Attorney A liberal variety of men’s and young men's sty’ medium box or form-fitting, double-breasted, loose- ting Box Coats, Balmaroons and Ulsters; G Blacks, Blues, Browns and an almost endless variety of and brown with black stripes; stylish new Worsteds in the newest colorings for men and young men. Fall & Winter Overcoats, $12.50 to $45 DO TR CC HRMS AT 84ST. & SAVE. BRO $4-90 A WEEK Opens UNTIL 10 P.M | Our Liberal CREDIT Terms apply Island, New Jersey and mnecticut. We Pay Freight & Railroad Fare fet 54 in. long; China in. wide; Ser vin Table has plank top 35 in. wide; Table is 48 GEN, WOODFORD'S WIDOW! WEDS BROOKLYN SURGEON COURT REFUSES ORDER ‘TO SHOW LANE’S BOOKS ON INTERBOROUGH Not Produce $52,000,000 Contract Data | | Executor Need | for Legislative Board. 23.—The Supreme} to-day, held that execut of the diner M. Lane compelled to ap-| pear before a Joint committee of the! Now York Legislature in ita investi mn of acts of the Public Serv in approving Interbe Transit Company ec ROSTON, Nov. tt of He ‘on, cannot urt recently heard argument| by counsel on a motion submitted by the committees in conection with the Commission's al of contracts) 0,000 for the con. tracks on the Bec- . | ond, Third and Ninth Avenue elevated lines in New York City. Lane was a director of the Inter- borough system at the time the con tracts were under ¢ feration, He ainat thelr adoption, it was ut after his death the con 4 ratified by Hervic mission, The legislative committe sired to have 4! Cotting produce certain of Lane's books which he held as executor, Prin Bees te Sem LLING FORMeRLy mm Stewart PORT TS StewaRs «| voted wtate =| tracts Marriage Sequel of Romance That Started at Army and Navy Game Last Year. Minister to Spain, was introduced to Dr. Henry 1, Sche goon pling, a noted sur- Last August the their of Brooklyn engagement they were Mrs. Wood- St. BROOKLYN) and foliage. Only a few intimate friends of the bride and bridegroom attended the ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Dr. Howard Duffield, of the old First Presbyterian Church, The couple will tour the southern winter resorts, and upon thelr re- turn will make thélr home at the Twelfth Street address. Mrs. Scholling was formerly Miss Isabelle Hanson. She was born and raised in the block where she now resides. In September, 1900, she was married to Gen. Woodford, ‘who died in 1918, Dr. Schelling Is a widower and has made his home at No. 264 Stuyvosant Avenue, Brooklyn, He ts one of the founders of the Bushwick Hospital, Brooklyn. Snows and blizzards may come napping. The best way to be doctor bills is to have your EGGS 25C. IN CHICAGO. CHICAGO, Nov. 23.—Two hundred cases of eggs of thirty dozen each were put into Chicago yesterday by W. J. Henry, a Philadelphia dealer who ts here to break the market. Mr. Henry opened headquarters at the Briggs House and was seen almost tmmedintely by Mra. H. H. Harrison, secretary of the Housewives’ League, and other women, who induced him to consent to address a meeting of women to be called later. “Lam here to sell eggs at 25 cents @ dozen,” sald Mr, Henry. Grays, blue, white or brown stripes. All the One, two and three button Every Housewife for Men, $12.50 to $40 ON $1 A WEEK 4 x things that are make. an Account many thousands day. onsisting of Buf No. 157 Hester Street No. 130 E. 15th Street No. 36 Union Square No, 112 W. 42d Street Courtlandt Av.& 148thSt. Closet 40 in ten- China § Clever, *18°° In Fumed Oak The TOASTER we regularly, but this for 19 cents. for every Demonstrations. “The Right Way Good toast is one of the rarest of all There will be slices of buttered Toast interested visitor to these POLICEMAN IS SHOT IN REVOLVER BATTLE | IN ABRONX STREET) | Meyers, Attacked by Two Men He Tried to Question, Will Recover. Shot in the right breast during ‘hand-to-hand fight with two men, |Policeman Henry C. Meyers, thirty years old, of No. 1903 Wallace Ave-| nue, the Bronx, attached to the Simp- son Street Station, is in Lincoln Hos- pital. Meyers was found carly thia morn- ing, half consolous, at Stebbine Ave. nue and One Hundred and Bixty- ninth Street by Sergt. Irving. He said he had accosted two men who had their caps pulled down over their) eyes and who wore acting suspi- clously, and they attacked him, One of the men drew a@ revolver and fired twice, one bullet moing wild and the other hitting the policeman in the chest and lodging In his arm. Meyers returned the fire, and, though wounded, pursued the men into dark alleyway, from which they man- On regaining the aged to eacape. corner the officer collapsed, Meyers was taken to the quarters of Engine Company No. 82, at Inter- valo Avenue and One Hundred and ff (jie RACE Sixty-ninth Street, and thence to the & hospital, where Dr. Seagal extracted ff The policeman was first seriously BRN wounded, but later reports from the the bullet. thought to have been hospital sald he would recover, Detectives Clarke and done. prints. It was believed the attack substantiated, —— NOT WORTH MENTIONING, (Prom the Youngeows Telegram.) Marcella—What is home without mother? RADWAY & CO. oranenee M00 san No more substitution of inferior reme- | ee NN ecners who ace tor Re. he joes within their means. ” EXTERNALLY For Be BS present themselves. eady 25c 50c oha'tn AM Drugeiate, PAIN Should See Our Toast-Making Demonstrations Toast is something more than a piece of charred bread. perfectly easy to Good toast means a great deal to of persons every DURING THIS WEEK we will toast hundreds of pieces of bread every day in the following Gas Offices:— No. 2084 Third Avenue No. 281 Lenox Avenue No. 32 West 125th Street No. 1909 Amsterdam Ave. No. 1815 Webster Avenue No. 173 Hunter Avenue, Long Island City use sells for 25 cents week we shall sell it Ts the Gas Vay” Consolidated Gas Company of NewYork GEO, B, CORTELYOU, President O'Mara, searching for the fugitives found the revolver with which the shooting was It carried some definite finger fh Meyers had been inspired by some trouble he had recently in the dis- charge of duty, but this has not been Waverly——Much the same as a vaude- | Bf ville orchestra without a trap drummer. | RRR adways elief THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1915, ‘URGE METHOD TO STOP | DISHONEST ADVERTISING | Men Interested Want It Treated as! Unfair Competition Within Mean- ing of Federal Trade Law. WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—Repre- sentatives of the Associated Adver- tising Clubs of the world appeared to- day before the Federal Trade Com- mission to urge that body to take Jurisdiction over dishonest advertis- ing as unfair competition within the meaning of the Federal Trade Law “We feel we are a natural ally of the commission with our 14,000 mem- bers embracing fourteen methods of advertising,” said Herbert 8 ton, President of the clubs. “Ir dition to our national Vigilance ¢ mittee, we have in each State « vigilance committees and they in contact with many interstate s which wg think might well bo 1 by us before this commission.” H. J. Keener, Secretary of the Na- tional Vigilance Committee; William H. Ingersoll, a New York manufac- turer, and Chas. H. 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