The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1916, Page 3

* REPLACE WHITNEY einecing head in place of Altres | Craven, “It 1s not enough,” said Chairman George F. Thompson, “for us to have got rid of three unfit commissioners. It is up to us to try to aid in @ real reorganization, and that will be ef- fected principally by a eareful stru- tiny of every man named as a candi- | date for the position of Public Ser- | vice Commissioner, | ‘Any one familiar with the testi- mony brought out in our investiga. | THOMPSON INSISTS Investigator Also Demands the commisston’s offic’ ts much New Legal Advisor and New | more friendly to the public service, Engineer for Board. jcorporations than it 1s to the citizens! who appeal to the commission to right CITES STRAUS LETTER. AS P. 5. SECRETARY, Wrongs or prevent wrongs. Here is jan incident that we stumbled on by accident which illustrates the need | ‘ |ot new blood all the thr th Chairnian Says Office'Atmos-|oreanization: adhoc: phere Is More Friendly to “A delegation of landlords who had! . not been defrauding their tenants by! Corporations Than Public. {secret dents with the electric lighting companies called on our committee to give them a chance to be heard. We! were crowded at the time, and I re- The Thompson Investigating Com- mittee is preparing to-day a memo- rial which it will send to the First | ferred them to the Public Service| District Public Service Commission | Commission, after it has been reorganized. The in-| "‘We've tried the Commission’ vestigators will point out to the com- mission the emphatic need of a com- plete reorganization, of acquiring a/ they had sent to Commissioner Straus, new secretary in place of Travis H.!also the letter they had received in Whitney; a new legal advisor In place| reply, declaring that the incident was of George S. Coleman, and a new En-| closed and that the Public Service ; Commission could not take it up, | “I spoke to Commissioner Straus, | they told me, ‘but they won’t hear us.’ | They showed me a copy of the letter BiG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE, SAYS AUTHORITY | sured me he had never seen or heard of the letter. ‘There is an example of the spirit that must be got rid of. The | Commission is instituted for the pub. | j He benefit, Yet some underling aD- | parently had the assufance to inter- | | cept a letter to a Public Service Com. mixstoner and refuse the request of citizens without his knowledge, jdone a real job only if it aids ta| of | bringing about @ very different feel- |ing in the office of the Commission from that which prevails now." r Take a “tablespoonful Salts to flush Kidneys if Back hurts. | jer r Public Service Commisston- | Robert Colgate Wood will take ve witness stand for further exam- ination this afternoon, Omit all meat from diet if} « you feel Rheumatic or | “WIVES, OBEYHUSBANDS!’| | because we eat too much and all our food is rich, Our blood is filled with EFORE THE FEMALE ~ ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, | about it a few days later, and he as-- Woman Physician Shows That Proper Order of, Things Is Turned Topsy-Turvy When Woman Is Not Permitted to Pick Her Mate. By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Should women propose? ‘The Evening World will give a prize of $10 to the persou the best answer to this question. “This committce can feel that it has letter addressed to me and stating as clearly Le | wit be signed with initials or a nom de plume; your reasons for believing allowed to ask a man to marry that sho sould not possess this Year. tive side of the unmarried, romanti Surely some of the World have in her question, a or ¢ women readers been secret revolt I mean- The answer should be in the privilege, You may take etther the affirmativ nd you may nical, hopeful or resigned against monopoly of the proposing business, ‘Then speak now, or hold your peace forever! , fully and cleverly a that a woman b mar The | of who cends tm form of @ possible ould be or ‘or believing n Leap- ne nega: ried or ivening ye as candid as you choose, for your published letters although you should give} male | write, | You may | uric acid which the kidneys etrive to! Mr. Hotehki me, in confidence, your real names and addresses, in order that there may | filter out, they weaken from ove Mr. Hotchkiss, Proclaiming Man) ve no difficulty in forwarding The Evening World's award to the writer ot ||" become sluggish, Master of Family, Dismisses Suils | the vest jeter. clog and the Pe is “ki ‘trees f tl “a M .. - | Wladder weakness and a quearal decline of the Two Finkelsteins, beast a are entirely eligible con- ¢ in health. Wives who lay thetr marital troubles | perpen cor, this Prize, and every And since, generally | When your kidneys feel like lumps of | hefore Supreme Court Justice Hotch- | DAChe!or who wants to record hix pro- pe memans ie the ene lead, ror ck hurts or the urine is} kiss had better be able to prove that| St @Bainst a possible Leap Year in- the race, the constant of sediment or you are} obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night, if you suffer with sick headache or dizzy, nervous spells, agid stomach, or you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, get they have obeyed their husbands {n all reasonable commands, for the Justice holds that this {s thetr duty, He expounded the anciemt theory yesterday in dismissing counter sults for separation brought by Mrs. Be- atrice Finkelstein and her husband, athan, The evidence showed th | had quarrelled much, but that no real | round for separation existed, Said 1e Justice pharmacist abont four ‘our Salta, take « tablespoonful in a glass « water before b rakfast for a few will then act mous salts is made from the of grapes and lemon jui with lithia, and has be erations to flush and stim come here, Tam going to ask these kidneys, to neutralize the acids in the | UN& people to accept the suggestion urine so it no longer is a source of irri) Of one who has lived in the world « tation, thus ending bladder disorders, good deal longer thdn they have and if they cannot reconcile th Let this young won to obey alts is inexpensive ir dit- canes a delightful He, ause nobody can make having a kidney Ady and from th t the husb per; let him remember partnership that is ever a until the parties to It inate | thelr own Wills lo the necessities of | own situ, fon.’ there their undation is invited to do so, As for factor, | see no reason why she hould not be allowed to take for the husbands, most Interesting of all! tell whether they really did the pro- posing and whether—as the antis say about voting—it | sordid a business for delicate women, Seriously, do you believe that it ia the choose his mate, and that woman must wait to be chosen? “bold and immodest rian anathema) if she selects the man she desires for a companion, frankly Would the normal man be repelled by a feminine propo: why? wisdom themselves and mothers for their children that the eugenic prin- ciple of the race is satisfied to leave the choice i the tural Have in ch works eir letters should be For they can herself whichever {s too rough and| “Marriage aw mora to a we man,” sily animal knows that their hands? | tive wou und pasa be beauty parade, wh with lazy condescen al an “Hers riant, which- ever man, sho prefers. IT'S NATURAL LAW THAT WO- MAN PROPOSE. means so much more to in, parenthood means so much Dr. Van Buskirk is the right of man to ping of the child | Id be alloy to recaie’ | Is have a better under. (the Victor | gtanui ¢ natural la un we With them, in almost every instance lifelong | tho secondary sex chara ties be long to the male, Bric 8 neans and ‘more or less J inat he possesves the | nt plum- to win him? | age towering antlers, listinetive something and if eo, | wh # the men shown such | 400") oosing wives for | fen ‘SHOULD WOMEN PROPOSE? JANUARY 14, 1916. Bachelors! What Do You Think About It? “THE PEACOCK SHOUs ore demu OR. ELINOR VAN BUSHIRIK QUARTET IN COURT AS FINALE TO FRENCH BALL: Prisoners Make C unter Against Police Sergeant, Was Roughly Handled Hostilities French rele the appeara Court of fe officer, He markec the Ball at police Brueck station, who appea nt against Morris L. Obers prictor of a cafe at No. 81 Peck § Patrick Flynn, a chauffeur, and Jere- a watchman at Ter- 9 Garden, charged with assault. ‘The policeman’s le: miah O'Leary, re and his face general 1 the el neo our men, ip Sergt red as ¢ ft eye w ly bore of the Bast Fifty-first s closed marked n Terrace G thie morning and b one Charge} Who ry DETECTIVES TRAIL pt i E MALPRACTICE BAND) NEI FORU.S.ATFORT| STAPLER accuses)" WAL SUREET nT Brokers and Lawye Lawyers Among, Four From Two Interned| Court Defers Sentencing Phy-| Thirty-six Who Are Ar- = Ships Are Taken in Custody | sician Who Revealed Alleged rested and 1 and Punished. by Government Officials. Combine in Confession. he seat Depertindi aaa ting crusaders raided the Wall Dr. Andre L. Stapler, a native of te bss i * Austria-Hungary, whe mde an { Satriet to-day. Among those gath=, amazing confession to Assistant Dis. |°T*d were several prominent andiz trict Attorney Dooling in which he| Wealthy men, among them Louls B. named ten New York physicians as| Roulston of No, 22 William Street baving been in « combination to per- ston & Horan, form criminal operations and bribe | ‘"* “7m of Geller, Row - | Pubilo officials to cover up the cases | CUNS*! to the Farmers’ Loan ads when death remulted, was arraigned | Trust Company. Magistrate Levy, taf violation of the immigration laws. before Justice Bartow 8, Weeks in| the Tombs Police Court remarked 3" ‘The four men were taken into custody | the Criminal Branch of the Supreme|nim: “You've been getting ‘* at Wilmington, Del, last night by | Court to-day to be sentenced for Government agents. Two of the men, | manslaughter. money, Mr. Reulston; tite to WiNlNy Karl Altman and Emil Klappstein,| As District Attorney Swann ex-|@ People get yours; $2.” Roulstos” were working on the Government | pects to spend several days in exam-| protested in vain that he did not dredge Minquas at Fort du Pont, | ining the physician about his con-/ spit on an elevated railroad station, and Karl Graham and Fred Kruger | fession, passing of sentence was post: | ristform but on the tracks. 6 were working in the Bancroft Cloth | poned and Stapler was taken to the Mille near the Hagley Yard of the| District Attorney's office, where he| J&ob Bloom, a broker, of No. 3#" Du Pont Powder Company. continued his statement. Broad Street, another wealthy They wero taken to Gloucester, N. | Meanwhile detectives sent out by | stepped to the front out of turn |... for @ hearing before United States | District Attorney Swann are check-| ascot the Magistrate to fine hint ‘Commissioner Greenwall on charges !ng up on information furnished by quick and let him go back to hiss of being allens who had violated | Stapler last evening. office. The Magistrate obliged. Othera.! |thetr parole. According to the Gov-| Stapler wi convicted of MAR | wi paid $2 were John Finnegan, thee | tenor; Willlam L, Elliott, an architec | tural engineer; Alfred J. Hlook, broker, and Stephen Vanderveer, @° ‘GERMAN SALORS FOUND WORKING * | PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 14.—Four German aatlors, two from the German steamer Rhoin, tied up at Baltimore sincs the European war began, and two from the German steamer Kiel, at Southport, N. C., are detained at the immigration station at Gloucester, N. J., for examination to determin whether they are in this country in ernment officials the majority of the | slaughter in baving caused the death | crew of the Government dredge near | of Loulse Hetnrichs on Aug. 23, 1910. | Port du Pont answer descriptions of | ane verdict was brought in Dec. 23 members of the crews of the interned | oat since then powerful influences vessels. One man employed at the lawyer, of No. 50 treet, Rancroft Mills is reported to be from | have been at work to get the phy- popes te Geen ss we whi |the interned Kronpring Withe sician out of his trouble. ‘These hav- | 11 vn tas mittented pel | It was also reported that a number ing failed, Stapler decided to conteas | o mitigated by the f the suilors were at work at se that he had been treated by a den! \1 ney's 1 officials planned to irs bred Tee a A Coudcy tant wavaeal There were thirty-six men sum. | there to Investigate r. Dooling said to-day that soveral | 9) 8"0 WS ot Immediately offic! denied the days would be spent in efforts to m yore ‘ourt wee ‘two paid the satlors escaped from the interned Ger- | verity the confession, If these et- | tWo were comm itted for two days man Warships at Norfolk, Lt was ex | plained that immigration officers are constantly searching for satlors who | riways leaving ships to. take up nent residence in the Un 4% without complying with regulating the and two allowed to go on suspended rentences, The Magistrate announced he would increase the amount of the j fine $1 each day until it reaches 9%. «F forts fail Stapler will stand discred- ited in the District Attor Hut if they s will be made eurly next week. Dr, Stapler to this country about fifteen years ago and practised | medicine in New York City, An in vestigation of the Board of Coroners by Commissioner of Accounts Leon- ‘a office several arrests ceed ad the admission of perm Sta law | aliens The men detained at Gloucester, the [immigration station for the port of *hiladelphia, Will be given an exam- ination with regard to thelr admission | came wet in Yorkville | reet | mplain- | in, pro- to this countr: made to the Department of Labor at Washington ———_ FIVE WOMEN WILL HELP CLEAN UP CITY STREETS oft len nd a report will be! ard Wallstein brought out testimony which resulted in his indictment for the death of Mrs. Heinrichs, and he was arrested in Chicago, In his confession to Me, Dooling Stapler, after naming a “ring” of physicians who he said were in the alleged plots to hide the cause of death after criminal operations, sald he cost of bringt about secrecy DISCONTINUED * MODELS a stock re at one- “half regular prices First ov Six Named as Inspectors varied from $200 to $500, vane Work BRITISH TOOK SOLDIER OF U. $. ARMY OFF LINER Ton $5.00 60 sds To ee at Eg lh $5.00 now closed out at from ‘sn 50 to $12.50 Stre: Cleaning Commissioner Fetherston next week will appoint | Ph ae MODELS resemblance to a bolled New England |five women Inspectors to assist in for spring season are inner, Oberstetn's head was covered |the eneral iad ok ages of the But Kingston Authorities: Let Clark also just received ith banc rn and O'Leary |City’s streets, vis is the first time "i ; | played sundry wounds. Brueck [women have been certified for such | Go When He Had Explained | All Corsets will be Fitted iesorted that when he tried to arrest {Positions by the Municipal Civil Ser- His Mission. ein for d y nduct | vice Commission There was some indignation on the Redfern Corset Shop Flynn grabbed him from behind and] Commissioner clin Bh pgs steamship Santa Marta, in to-day| 510 Fifth Avenue pintoned his arms, while Ober ten XWomenvare the only peraona|from South America and West In-| eth Kodo ap nd O'Leary pounded his face. who know the right way to. cl dian ports, the action of the| oners alleged that 1 house," he said, “and New rors CIty | Hritish authorities in taking from the | tacked Obersiein without provoca- ng more than @ large Private ship at Kingston Albert Clark, a sol- | on, Examination was adjourned | house ag j : Hon, | Examination Was a pisuncrs|__ The certified inspectors are Kima C, | der of the Fifth United States In EE Laned ball Cray of No. 610 West One Hundred fantey, returning from the [sthmus SUPERFLUOUS HAIR b — riv-first Street; Eva Walzer, of Panama to this country to recetve COURT DENIES GROUT and ». nue, Brooklyn 14 Richmond Murphy of | his discharge papers. | In the examination of passengers by the Kingston authorities, Clark WARTS AND MOLES Permaneotly and Painlewly Removed, (ta Absolutely Guaranteed “&) te th "abs d Street, mitted he was born ta Austria and ae | Finally, has the non-self-support- | sho exerci ee principles. | TRANSFER OF APPEAL | it No. 1287 was not yet-an American. cltisen, fi ogy | ing woman a right to propose i Miliaerwed. Lluis myselt | | Their salary though be bad taken out his first WILSON PAYS $3 FOR | Serta tank sme mn 6 Lae as maintain her for life? ; se {aia 16 is| Sp ecially Constituted — Appellate , SHIELDING KITTY GORDON jecwace” sino. ano awa 7 Bench Hobs Case Must Be Puno T J 15th : | CHOOSES HER OWN MATE. wry" I re Heard in Brooklyn. | omorrow, anuary t | Comedian Tells Court He Thought] Perhaps some of you do not know “versed among human belnge | | GF Clerk With § Ww that there ts a definite biological | reversed among juman DelBEA| ane, Appetlate Division of the Bu~| GG clerk With Summons Was | pasis tor proposals by women, Tdis- Pecause, In primi ed oft the| Preme Court In Brooklyn to de- Hold-Up Man. cussed It yesterday with Dr. Elinor! men and created surplu ehh! nied the motion of lawyers of Mdward Satur a a e O ouses s s 6 group of thus became cheap anil I-| Mf, Grout, under conviction for make f Jack Wilson, the comedian, was|V#" Buskirk, one of the group theirs wie | * eas a C8 brill ant physicians | who are conduct- shorn of t ing a false statement to the ate] 2 bs és _ t yspital fo: yn, it is clear tha’ jrout’s ap! o h fepart Hee tee nite Sig echt ag | Medical “College and omital for ation, iti clear that In| of Grout’s appeal part: Brilliant Offerings in the Waist Salon at the jaw of Louis Tempel, No. 6 Co- | Womem ve a hid baly: college 9 Rar eth ee ie mans | ment of the cour peal wi sah : : ry ., [Greater New York where women may a mate We mpletely | be heard in the Second I ent in Esau pes ie Berek when | recotve the full four 9 medionl| felned. About + rder of] Srooklyn and was oMered placed on § $ aay a aw clerks tried to serve | course, and there 1s but one similar | 4) think that one cause of our | the calendar for Feb, 28 Kitty Gordon with a summons In 4) ‘stitution in the United States. unhappy marriages, is that men > pass on the motion the court elvil aust brousht aealnat her Gi Mar-| "Since the war has shown the untrue} ave been allowed to select their | 19 Tih Rsetaiitaa> guaciaes ceau, e photo phe’ Jack tol \ . 'd men Heri iy : fee Coury that itse Baie Kitty |Y2e of women physicians the de-) gitowed to select the husbands | Mills of Westchester and h of Which, for Quality Alone, Ordi- Fran DEC cee at the Cooke nee tae he | mand for them-has inch cexgry=| they wish, Men usually are | Cayuga taki place of Presiding narily Would Be Half More! had her jewel case in his hunds and | Where, and numbers of y women| drawn te women by pu meanas dank Tiana Gare, wie | th was freighted with untold |are selecting the medical profession! Jot! pore substantial pence aes lisqmmalified from sit- | LLUSTRATING the dozens of a rit 8 date fitly the large nminbe choice me ni Mills and (papa ki Fr ick KH, Goldsmith, attorney | ° & F toward happier, more vanent ‘ signers have found of making B Fee ieee, Be Fe Ee Scand So Rey gl lly on ie Vea unions and better the appeal fashionable blouses more attractive A Magistrate Corrigan decided that | york Medic and Hospital| sclentitie juatifi ar Par Sy than in any former season, and of- a Jack couldn't really have thought |e. women ae late SAU sal : > fering a choice from many hundreds shin id Pl L L | Shyeony Rela ampt & hold-up | ign to raise a building and enc te a ee _Honmark, Jan. 14 from the new stripes of French ori- ‘An Effective Laxative Kitty was not in court, She was | ment fund of $200,000 before Septem. \ 1 tell me. mer ot gin and the adroit splashes of Spring Purely Vegetable Bear pan hl cateae wontirened ar i Ub te GREE #1 RereRs Vane colorings, to the sedate and becom- . 2 |thrown sevoral thousand desery iy enlarging the. professional onpore tus ik, We ing tailored waist. Constipation wpe hha! 4° Ba oh a ae vader _ na nus ie TRAVIS AND PRENDERGAST 4 tirst cousin At $2, well-tailored waists, which ’ day work: T Magistrate let it go nie hier 8 aheris ned panvichon fs R CE r FEU ea ———— eem to turn over a new leaf for vii,nite / a that one of woman's most important h " ' Indigestion, Biliousness, ete rights is the ris ley DECLARE T U a the Winter suit, and at $3, all the OR at Night | “T have frills and fascinating tixings that are °) °9 O: | For told ae, State and City Com fluttering in the eye of fashion. elie as a young w ‘ > ¢ Chocolate-Coated oF Plain finite conte: Off Sprutiny of Bach Ot Pussy willows, wash silks, satins, Consti ipation Selceareed sigowes ak, 3 OCK crepe de chine of hetverquaiee | Now York, who read# tls, will say," | | waists with the two-in-one collars— she narked, with mingled amu : she . | your choice from an immense a: | i ; “ey | choice f Se aS El I “AN Ss ORHE BAG OPAL caveahoaied Dir | gant, asielag ous oft titi Unsurpassed a Sortment embracing about every- Elinor Van Buskiris was married just Raa haan 6a 11 18 Mineral Water 4 thing your mind may conjure. threes months ago. 1 MOET anc ae s man Absolutely Removes ropose 10 her Tniapande really, whe terceaslon of rela Sale at All Bedell Stores Indigestion. One package thane that perfec tre 1 to-d ned Py a " “Neverthele y 1 ithar x proves it, 25c at all druggis Bis Delicious Laxative Chocolate, js justitled in lasing nit nd will y r i rere S' ax relieves constipation, regulates | 1 suid rik | ~ Arid the stomach and bowels, stimulates the “The human female js the only | tho hooks of th NEW YORK 460 Fulton Street. liver and promotes diges jood for who is not allowed to choose It was further agreed t er 19 West 34th Street. : young und old, 1c, 15¢ and S0c, at "declared the physician. pee a Ae Hi 14 West Mth Street. _ NEWARK: all druggists. | ies except the wenies sey Fis 645 Broad Street. { OO ie He nd f / ivems | : fl would be made i HRs Witold any be bab lo fund ft ro expen y X wR, Capa? oT | blocked.