The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1915, Page 8

WHLSONS GET FREAK WEDDING GREETINGS, SOME WITH PICTURES Letters Sent From Many Points—President and Bride Take Three-Mile Walk. HOT SPRINGS, Va., Deo, 21.—The President and Mra. Wilson took a long walk in the sunshine to-day, Their stroll, about three miles, carried them past the golf links, with Secret Ser- vice men following. Mra. Wilson wore @ Nght walking sult, heavy tan shoes and a small black hat. Congratulatory messages continued DO YOUR HANDS ITCH AND BURN Because Of Eczemas, Rashes, Chappings, Etc.? If So CUTICURA SOAP AND CUTICURA OINTMENT Will afford instant relief and quickly heal even when all else has failed. On retiring bathe the hands freely with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Dry, and rub Cuticura Ointment gently into the skin for a few minutes. Wipe off surplus Ointment with soft tissue paper or leave it on gloves or soft e by Mall wot po A Ty ha BAD Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub-| to-night whether they would recover. | {nuictment of thirty-seven men Involved stitute for calomel, act gently and ef- fectively. Rasy on internal organs. No griping their father, came to the two rooms reform if wtven @ chance, at weakening after-effects. Clear the blood by cleaning the system. Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets are purely 4 vegetable compound mixed with olive el. Kaown by their olive color. Take one or two every night fora week. Fine vesults, 100 and #6c at all druggists. ‘The Olive Tablet Co. Columbus, O. GRI FONICOLA Tg ond Ba a las ion Bt, On Aunt Jenny gave her. the gift of Uncle Ned. MUSIC. It is proven. dependable. to arrive by mail and tolegraph. Re- side the congratulations freakish men. |sages from all parte of the country have been rent to the couple. Some of the congratulations are couched in | rhyme and some are embellished with pletures. ‘The President spent this morning working with his stenographer on of- ficial correspondence and Mrs. Wilson wrote many letters to personal friends acknowledging wedding gifts. ‘The disappointed moving picture |equad was out early this morning and planted cameras on advantageous po laitions on three bilis overlooking the golt course. Socret service men, act- ing on the President's orders, bave told the photographers that no pio- tures will be allowed. Not a picture has yet beem taken of the couple since they arfived /MRS, ASQUITH WINS London “Globe” Apologizes, Saying! Publication of Articles was Due to “Disorganization.” { LONDON, Deo, 21—In Chancery Court to-day Mrs. Herbert H Asquith, wife of the Premier, was granted dn injunction against the Globe, restraining that newspaper from publishing articles which she alleged were libelous, At the hear- ing last week counsel for Mra. Aa- quith said she had ben accused by the Giobe of disloyalty and of aaso- cation with German prisoners, and had been described as # traitor and & disgrace to her sex. Counsel for the Globe expressed re- gret and apologized In behalf of the publishers, attributing the publication of the letters to disorganization, re- the newspaper by the Government, and the Court granted the injunction. ———— ‘FIVE ORPHANS NEAR DEAT FROM POISONED FOOD, Found Huddled Together In Bare Room With Pet Dog Dying at Their Feet, Five orphan children, struggling to care for themselves since the death of their mother two weeks ago, were taken from two almost unfurnished 32-9 bees. | rooms in the rear of No, 285 Grand (riminal Branch of the Supreme Court. Street, Williamsburg, this morning to) the Williamsburg Hospital, suffering | from ptomaine polsoning, where it was said it would not be known until! William Miller of No. 24 Ainslie Btreet, Williamsburg, who had known and found them huddled together on @ mattress, crying with pain and cold. A dog, which had shared their last meal, was dying at their feet. Carrie Dunn, a girl of sixteen, the oldest of the five, told Miller they bad beans eaten chopped meat and canned last night. This morning sh waa unable to go to work in the fac tory of the Hecker-Jewell Milling Company with her aunt, sixty years old, who also works there and lives SUIT CHARGING LIBEL | sulting from the recent suspension of | for the murder of Little Pinchey, a WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH IN A MYSTERIOUS FIRE Found in Room With Bed Ablaze and Lighted Oil Lamp Near Body. | Mrs, Mary Mullady, forty-seven years old, was mysteridusly burned to |death early to-day at No, 104 Hall Street, Brooklyn, Seeing smoke com- ling from the room, her stepdaughter Mary ran in and found the woman tn the middle of the floor, her clothes burned off, The bed was ablaze and an ofl lamp was on the floor, still burning, sear the body. Mra Sarah Dowd, an aunt of the dead woman, assisted the girl }In putting out the flames with pails [of water, The family occupy all of) | the three-story house, Mra Mullady) went to her room, on the second floor, to retire about 10.30, It was after midnight the fire was discovered. The polloe theory is her clothing| caught fire from the lamp, and, set-| ting It on the floor, she Jumped into! bed to wrap herself in the blankets and extinguish it, Failing, she start. | ed to run to the hall for help and fell) unconscious. No one in the house heard any ories, eta FRENCH MAID HIS ACCUSER. Teartally Says Employer Cheked Her, bat Court Frees Him, A French maid tn tears, who sald that he had thrown her down and choked hor, confronted George E. G. Maupin, @ lawyer, of No, 629 Park Avenue, tn Yorkville Polloe Court to-day. The maid, Madeleine Thibaut, anid ghe had been for ten days in the service of Mrs. Maupin, who was Miss McCay and lived many years in Paris, Maupin told the Court that when he reached home last Saturday he was tn- formed by hie wife that 4 had jbeen insolent and that he simply took | Madeleine by the shoulders and put her | out of the apartment. Magistrate | Koenig discharged him, Madeleine left court declaring she Intended bringing sult for $5,000 inst her employers. GANGSTER SENT TO ELMIRA. Sehnetder, Whe Killed Another, 4 Solve East Side Crimes, Bennie Schneider, alias “Nigger,” an east «ide gangster who pleaded guilty to manslaughter after he was tndicted fellow gangeter, killed on May 14, 1914, was to-day sentenced to Etmtra Re- formatory by Justice Davie in the He serving While sisted the District Attorney's office tn Clearing ‘up many gang shootings, and ve testimony which resulted in the will be eligible for parole after eleven months. in the Tombs Schneider as- in east side labor troubles In asking clemen; hte. Ben bail he wae sure Ms and Rudolp) Stand lent would CABARET SINGER SLAIN. Btabbed to death with a bread knife | the body of Michael Knowles, @ cabaret | singer, twenty-two years old, of No, 254) West Thirtieth Street, was found early to-day by his mother and @ policeman in THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1916, After all ballots have been returned, officials of the four organisations, will meet In Chicago, probably in April, to agree on a date for presenting the re- sult of the vote to the railroads. TO VOTE ON UNION DEMANDS. Ballots WHl Be Sent te 400,000 Ratiway Trainnen, Resinol Soap Makes Clear Complexions Pimples and blackheads disappear, | red, rough, blotchy complexions become clean, clear and velvety, and hair health and beauty are aided by the use | of Resinol Soap. These soothing, heal ing preparations do their work easily, laniekty and at little cost, even when other methods fail. The soothing, restoring influence that os nigel this possible is the Resinol which CHICAGO, Dee. 21.—Preatdents of the four brotherhoods of raflway trainm | started work to-day preparing the that is ployees of the 458 rafiroads tn the United States asking thetr approval of the demands for an eight-hour day, wit the same wages now paid for working ten hours and time and one-half for working overtime These demands, completed here inst night by officials of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire and Enginemen, Order of Railroad Conductors, Brother: hood of Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, will be mailed to every member of the four organizations on Jan. 1, it was nounced. They will be given sixty da in which to vote and return thelr ballot to be sent to the 400,000 « Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets IMPORTANT SALE WEDNESDAY Evening Slippers FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 5.50 | Heretofore $6.50 to $7.50 Of imported silver or gold cloth Of imported bronze kid, beaded Of soft black kid, beaded Of black or white satin, beaded Of imported patent or dull kid Of silver or gold satin, beaded Hand turned soles, Louis XV. heels. with them. Her aunt was il, but insisted on going to work, Miller cal of the Bedford Avenue Station and an ambulance, Some of the beef and beans was taken by the Police Department and an investigation will be made. Th children, besides Carrie, are Kdmun hirteen years old; Joseph, aged seve aged five, and ‘Suse, Poter, aged Christmas Morning Betty Plays “Silent Night” She has seen her dolls and books. She has laid aside the little She is fascinated with the most wonderful thing that has come into her young life. She is playing “Silent Night, Holy Night”—mother is thinking of a long-ago Christ- mas, when the Waits sang it in the early morning. macker piano in the drawing-room, but she was too little to play it. ~—how sweetly Betty was playing! Who can doubt the fine influence of good music on the child? Who can afford fo deny it when the cost of it 18 80 conveniently spread over the monthe? The Lindeman Player-Piano One Model, Costs $395 There is no other player-piano in the world so good for so little a price. The world knows it for what it i—GOOD, The player action is simple, quickly responsive It is a gift for a life-time, A small sum down brings it to your home at once Piano Salons, JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at Ninth 1 in Patrolman Curt |?! She is wearing the pretty bracelet who excused himself from a | Dartent \proprietor left Inst night. Alfriert# and. his partner, Thomas Leonl, were held as material ‘witnesses, By fingerprinting the pollee Mentifed 1Knowles as @ man with @ record, six arrests, five of them for assault’ and robbery. the | by George Popp, a friend of her PERIOD LIBRARY SUITE enConsisting of massive Table, 20x48; Armchair, Rocker and Side Chalr, teats and b imitation moleskin, the heaviest and most substantial substitute for Genuine Leather. This suite is hand- purse with new money, somely carved and is very durable, Except for the delay in § 715 opening our new store, it could not be sold at the price. Was 3 1 . moval Price. . is White Enamel Bathroom Seat ** |Payas Convenient Weekly or Monthly day and Thursday. the piano, making real There was a Scho- And The piano itself is 79 years old First Gallery, New Building. 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Sparkling of Diamonds naturally brings to mind Solitaire Diamond Engagement Rings Here are illustrated a few patterns, cheifly to show the styles of the mountings of the Diamonds. The prices quoted would be. in the present state of the Diamond mar- ket, impossible for gems like these in brilliancy, crystalliza- tion and purity of color if we bought in the old way, from middlemen. But we go straight to the cutters and we make the mountings in our own factory. $25 One extra fine| diamond set in! all platinum me g259 Pisreed sero Ney tase sides. Very ef-|ie rock. Hing te set fective and neat: roe: ting of all design, $300. |ifeot 'S: fuen Bisalbdso™ PE tee 04 . For Wearers of all Ages—Signet Rings and Stone Rings Signet Rings and Stone Rings, guaranteed Solid Gold at Lamberts. 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