The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1915, Page 10

Broadway al 34th Sireet "Phone Greeley 2626 ATHENA TAILORED STRICKEN BY DEATH AS HUSBAND BUYS "REUNION FEAST" ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ACTRESS WHO DIED AS HUSBAND BOUGHT RECONGILIATION FEAST | DECEMBER 13, 1915. WARSHIP DIDN'T HAIL CAROLINA WITH SHELLS But New York Merchant Had Close Escape From Being Taken by French Cruiser. The steamship Carolina of the New BIG EARTHQUAKE KEEPS | SEISMIC NEEDLE BUSY)’ Recording Instrument at George- town in Continued Agitation | for Twenty-four Hours, WASHINGTON, Dec, 13.—The selg- death, was in the room and Justice Weeks shut Dr. O'Hanlon off in the of a protest and refused to hear wr Honor, will you allow me to my good name?” Dr, O'Hanlon sked before the trial started. to this case f will refuse to allow you to talk In the presence of this jury," said Justice Weeks Dr, O'Hanlon said he would wait until he was called, Senate Confirms Lansing. jor Nish, | “If what you are going to say refers |} Phone Line From Berlin to Sette, BERLIN (by wireless to Sayville), Dee. 13.—Direct communteation by t awe between Berlin and Sofa has been pened. The first conversation, by way Qrsova and Budapest, was held the Bulgarian and German ‘inisters. i CASTORIA For Infants and Children Knit Underwear for Women Insures your comfort, ease and sense of smoothness in apparel. With these advantages, a graceful poise seems natural. Combined with Athena’s perfection is a moderateness in pricing that is surprising. Single Garments, 50c to $1.25 York and Porto Rico Line, that had an encounter with the French cruiser | °°" Descartes on its voyage to this port, | arrived to-day minus a chief steward | and with one happy passenger, whose | !¥ fifty-odd years of age saved himvtrom meeting*theé fate of the ship's afficer, who wastaken off by the French war- jeorgetown has been In In USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS WASHINGTON, Dec, 18 Secrataty firm 2| ears appointment was Eckel Goes to Order Dinner After Reconciliation, Finds Wife Dying on Return. jock of decided si the continued n of the ‘quake « ap s Was in point Signature tation, | Rajournment ould not BoadyearRaineaatGo @ —_—_— ’ Union Suits, $1.00 to 50 HAD SENT FOR VERENOL. “the lucky, happy passenger is OR, 0 HANLON SEEKS | Here are the special exclusive features oad ve Lose MUBAEA Gua Soecusenes QUICK VINDICATION, j J f ] x 3( ifts Athena its comfort, its daintiness and its tailored fit: Coroner to Hold Inquest To- Street, who is an electrical supply Se u ma Sloping Shoulders and Sleeves Conform to the shoulders with- out wrinkling under arms. } merchant at No. 19 Bast Seventeenth Street. The chief steward whe was taken off was Karl Schade. Capt, Force of the Carolina denies But Justice Weeks Shuis Him Off When He Makes Protest in | Court, | | Day—Former Actress Had Planned Xmas Gathering. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS At Special Sale Sale Prices shells were fired over her and says _- ‘dl * nt “ . ' OYS Perfected Shoulder-Stay only “a vopgun” was shot off to call! Ds. Phitip O'Hanlon, former Cor- GIRLS pee Coroner Healy will to-day investi- See wenale Of the French | oner's Physician and now a Pollce| ( a @)} RUBBER gate the sudden death of Mrs, Clara ¢, 2 Pfaltz had ment surgeon, appeared before Keeps garments from stretching Eckel, a former actress, known on tho| So. 6 RAlli lear aid not ieee ie cee ico Weeks in the Criminat $3.50 Value it across the shoulder, and holds || stage as Clara Inge, found dying tast| >: pt “thes i bac plat ire wehan Amert-lisanch of the Supreme Court this a sleeve in place. hight by her husband, Charles E.| NY 3 * “Metco rites api ig and demanded that he have 84 Value - - || The French officer at first refused to F ‘ Curced Armhole Boekel, who had been out buying ma- tenet & / { cig 1 rtunity to answer the accusa- urve terial for a “love feast” in her apart- OT A Datel ge ad Me ali Mae Ml Assistant District Attorney 95 \ ment to celebrate their reconciliation. SUG tae en reel eiiuk Toatn Hat No bad donugied 4 Brings arm seams to the natu- The police report it a suicide. ¢ iN (a$ | ty years, ‘ eT ee es LARA GE. to hide the real cause of death of ral curve of the shoulder and For several months Mrs, Eckel had} __ Pisiy te omer commited his} os i is Th, RUC holds garment snugly and been living with her mother, Mra. commander about Pfalta and it was| M"* neha - eae Gees m echt | ines quality rl smoothly up under arms, doing |} "xe in the Vincent Astor model Aocignd tot to minke Rims a ieriboner, | Na ices Ih the abe ot ths nd blue sateen, oi | Bast black. rabber away with unnecessary cloth. apartments, No, 306 West Forty-fitth clan, ‘Tho jury in the ease of Dr hood, beautiful plaid| heater cured and vul- Street. Her husband and son, "Bust- CHINA’S NEWENVOY RECEIVED] A22°°_ 1 Stanton: accused of being | lining:, color and| canized; Three-Cornered Gusset er,* lived with his parents in Wash- debllehuh andl responsible) for Mrs. Helarichi@ waterrooting wr Chicago recently for a vistt, and the Is so shaped as to relieve the usual strain at the thigh. In- ]] daughter had seemed deapondent. sentative of Repablic. tn Better Grade F Fabrics, Silk- sous sures greater comfort and longer wear. 7 Last evening Keke! called. There WIDE EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON. e Lined Hood, $5 value ‘ was @ reconciliation, and they ar- ton Koo, the new Chinese Minister, pre- 9 Low-Nech Sleeveless Suit th lin FATA || SBeie eas itn them rina ne not resenting the Republic. of China. No . “ i the Republic nil Mi Ih i pry tril seitaper ay Hedge ei Saree (Continued trom First Page.) official notification of China's change tol #4 — ve fwd Slip-On t wa : the monarehical form of Government has at Wholesale rices Just as a woman is fuller across the tered the room. Later she suggested reached the State Department or the] SGARES . Note these prices urrs Raincoat bust then the back, so this garment } rand named bie te net CTOURH Iatand, and under eronsexamination |Minese Legation, | 1 S8.d. py yell 4 cy is made with extra fullness in front. ' ; , President Witte. Hudson 5 verenol tablets to quiet her nerves. | by George W. Whiteside, counsel for! formal presentation to President Wilson . is § 85 r ioe He declined, saying they were not|Mrs, Ketchum, admitted that before |‘! “°*™ ~ Natural Raccoon.. 12.50 . ‘alent Se Necessary, but while he was out buy-|his marrinye he had known a Mre.| y ¢ «Grey Fox..... 8.75 TO MATCH ———— ing the dinner she sent @ hallboy for |iolly and that after marringo he had | ™"*, Goerlis: Former Opera Di- Beat " dy Suleid e This consists of a plait on each side Lg heya ae taken with him more than 200 photo-| Lo. “A’ S, Dec. 13--Ernest pall 84 Value eee y of the back, instead of extra cloth i When Eckel returned he found his|graphs of the woman and ranged of the -.. Red Fox. he middle, where it discoratort. wits ta bed moaning. He could make around his bedroom, He ad-|Metropalitan Opera . Natural Skunk. Posbleresturcbom.| 98 the mi it causes discomfort. nothing of her attempts to talk and] iitieg ots G avers York, under Heinrict. ( Trimm basine: wen B Always stavs closed and allows suf- mitted also that in a divorce suit Fur Trimn ot All plaid lining; military | ys called in a doctor. She died two hours |yroucnt against Mra. Kelly he had At Wholesale Prices—Save foller: sisth pock. ficient room, sitting or standing. ‘ater, The police found the bottle! icon named as co-re-pondent, urs Aite.c ana Ket, cae.s was ansastly eit: tan Mirae evarad of the tablets under her! irrequently in his testimony Ket- B. GELLEK & Su Ns and olive shades.! Made of tan rub. Marshall Field & Co., Makers tho had torn Up were taken fron ung {chum referred to the Deity and in|) lies one gt phe, beat dnedesitrash Weat DUNS ix ce mah Se berited. bombazine: 4 x Seks & Com " Sole New Yor! ts waste basket. It was addressed to|°"° outburst he declared: agement in New York ton or fitte , }-155-157-1 es . = pr ike illustration; 6. -ilind Loni" her husband and seemed to have run: |, “(ou Is on my side, If He is not) Pat tm oe Penmong his Trionde. GIRLS BoYs’ ran “Dear Charlie—I ran away from you. in this trial now, then there is no ciniabennie. Poplin : = eee aoa” —_—_—_-—_ —— - | Rai fj WATERPROOF Mr. Eke! said he bad tried to bring |, MT Whiteside remonstrated win | aincoat p Tweed about @ reconciliation f time, : The ley pereeng tote bat hie wits hee MBowh Ae inne 02 |DUltye | Hat zo Coat relenting until two days ago, when she| Explaining his affair with Mrs. Kel- ESTABLISHED 1857 MATCH Raglan Sleeve ae wrote suggesting the reunion for|!¥. the witness declared he first met} $6.50 Value With Hat to Match npg pdb P evcih owrt Christmas, The doctor who attended | the woman after Kelly had told him $9 Value | than this one In bishop| Mer reported the death to the Coroner |he (Kelly) wished Ketchum would And rew A exan er style, It pain the mee 5 ipen coming seat to thone neck jontly tl to Bind the tenaee Mhoulders it be made with a ruffle as here or with r off his hands and marry her. ished you to take her off his asked’ Mr. Whiteside in sur- without giving a cause, Mrs. Eckel was twenty-seven years old, ——.——— ALLISON RESIGNS OFFICE. *| Copsmiasioner of J le Place Wiite| 000 Bee like are of ‘Allison, je; It takes t are be- “He ee hands?” prise. “I thought seriously of marrying her,” Ketchum replied, and then he proceeded to defend Mrs, Kelly. Jus~ tice Blanchard interrupted with the Sixth Avenue.at Nineteenth Street HIS is a family shoe store. Not a single re- quirement of any member of the family un- provided, from tiny bootees for baby to kick $6).48 wo: eJ Silk finished poplin, double-breasted mil. itary effect; belted lors tan and | Handsome, durable * ‘tweed mixtures; | well ras propriate for ‘all the childlike materials. jawn and the © of Health, Thomas Commisatoner dmonition thi * * 8 Ne ike rehldeen stone andes | Jurors, went his resignation Iast Tuess| tne, place, to defend a woman tike, fam Bis heels in, to sturdy, good-looking storm shoes Boys’ ‘ Pare ‘when the mit day to the Justices of the Appellate] stry, ‘Kelly | for children and grown-ups. Right styles for vision, to take ef! * Jan. 1 7 . . s. een ret feet pleasure, Mr. Allison, who ts] "It 18 abhorrent to me and my very | aj every winter sport, indoors or out—skating shoes, Cashmere ite gt can be a ie ae te ene agp the ay ‘cu Sr aya a hunting boots, tramping shoes. Smart slippers Coats Rubberized perfectly they are practical Fee ee ce tchtmn then Wii see mtant for the dance—pumps for men and boys. Dozens . Fen ; there. @ Republican of the Platt — 1 gift ; at to Match, ; Rnd o of attractive and practical gift suggestions. tna iia ex ateratg ban once, Judge of General! MOULDERS START BIG STRIKE F $10 Value, | = a joner of Jurors April 17, 1902, but was}. agen Sey One of the sea- lat to Match ternoon gece Kept out of office until the following! W"r Supplies Affected by Te-tp & con’e) smart 48 $9 Value Devgathored and joined max | November by Charles Welde, whom he Expected to Spread. Hone oulay ig Lo . ucceeded. He liv t No, 500 Wi roe 4 $ berating’ biti ‘artasing ive, co HO West! pir TSBURGH, | P Dec. calf and patent 4:85 the ats, The sleeve may be , Tron Moulders’ Union, str esther Witt Ve oce, Dresden aituty’or| ITALIAN LINER SAFE, in aixty to All shades, Fully A stylish and very readen iawn Pittsburgh andy cemented, A fine, Urable garment, Fore the foursyear Shild.| Dante Alighier! Reaches Port, Saya| "ANd an elght-hour day at the present choose from at Pxc stylish, serviceable Handsome Ri ¢ ing afternoon dress, ‘It cen rate for nine hours, which is $4 a day as sian bo made with a ruffle at the the Many foundries conceded the eight-hour x jower edge or with bands of] ‘The steamer Dante Alichieri of the| a¥, hut the majority have not, union Ke rey Trans-Atlantica Italiana, has not been Special Xmas Sale strike is sald to be part of a the Me ee win torpedoed and fs safe in an [allian| movement of moulders all over — the 7 . j he needed 4 Farde of ma: | port, according to @ cable message nen! qune'? (© bring About the’ elght-how MEN'S AND WOMEN'S | yards 36 or 44 Inches wide, | ceived to-day by the Ine's local agents he manufacture of war supplies 1 Rubberized TWEEDS | re Wy Mge 27 inches wide, | trom the home ofice at Genoa affected in some shops by the strike and RAINCOATsS| Pac atid ya oe iene On Dec. 10 a London despatch stated rap ‘ond % eat Saat nding | that the Italian steamer Dante Alighieri | Pound Dend with Gan Ben Fine selection, beautiful new materiales] feta han Yards of lace edging. | had been sunk, but the message did not| nad 'n. furmis silk-lined sleeves and yoke; 1 Pod or children of 12 tin | explain whether the torpedoed vessel | 1 ee Lh th oof, AY teens? guerirnae "$2.74 $2.75) Standard $12.50 value. 6 $3.74 ALL GOODS PACKED IN HANDSOME HOLIDAY BOXES. Boadyaar iovaren (hy | BEWARE OF IMITATORS, Note carefully exact locations & full y, dead there. =day with a’ bullet hole in his head and a revolver lying be. side him, Apparently he had shot himeelf Saturday night. Miller leaves with whom “he has ‘not "been No. Linden Avenue, was the passenger steamer or freighter of the same name. pieiieiiaces New 900,000,000 © Opened. BERLIN, Dec. 13 (by wireless to Say- ville).—The Minden-Hanover Waterway was opened to-day, This ts the last link in the Rhine-Hanover Canal, which the Shoes exclusively for 658 years— that is why this is an unusual shoe store—unusual in '® Drees, 1, 2 Ne. 8808—Chiia’ and 4 years. Call s THE PYSNING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION Donald Hi BURBA uilding, 100 West Thirty Street tite Gimbél tiron.), corner ixth Avenue and Pairty- street, New York, or sent by mail on receipt of ten cents tm stamps for each pattern ordered. Stranmely Shot, ILLE, Tex., Dec, 13.—A, r.| “ ‘under construction forse ‘ i " y sidMPORTANT Write your ad pasa one a bas bean unger conssruction for seve all gchrader, thirty-three years old, owner service, in re pal 941 Bway, N. W. Cor. 22d St. (Fiatirony postage of one of the largest plantations on sourcefulness and Bw Fi juliding i er, north of thls place, HI = SS oats Germany's tis of et tn tw | Rca iggtaicuay ts” "Sn paluen, Stores 1835 B way, s S. W. Cor. 13th St. SUNDAY WORLD WANT ADS. WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERg, | Peo, 11. lowe: bo acnounds taken to te | PREPAID MAIL ORD! PTLY. Give busi and length, NINGS. © FIGHTING» FRANCE Never before in the world’s history has it been possible to see fighting men in the day-by-day struggles of the great war. Part of the Receipts Go to the French Red Cross Society 44th STREET B. F. KEITH’S B. F. KEITH’S B. F. KEITH’S THEATRE Just West of Broadway Reserved Box Seats can be bought lor this Theatre. Continuous 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. 25¢ = 50 orchert rchestra BOTH st resents the French Government’s Official Motion ictures of the War, taken for the NATIONAL ARCHIVES, and loaned to The World through its War Correspondent, E. Alexander Powell, for ex- hibition throughout the United States and Canada. Management Morris Gest zee are the ONLY Motion Pictures exhibi the Allied Diplomats at the French Em at Washington on Thursday, November FULTON THEATRE 46th Street, West of Broadway ited oe Broadway and 62d Street 126th Street and Seventh Avenue Brooklyn---578 Fulton Street Continuous 11 A. M. ate x P. M. 25c — 50c ot. Twice Daily as Part of Regular Bill Twice Daily as Part of Twice Daily as Part of Regular Bill Regular Bill