The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1916, Page 7

Sete et hme emt pn pene ser tittameennt ay npn sare gmagh ahi i i * ¥ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1916. i STARVING AND FIRELESS,|®: 0. . CAN'T avorD MOTHER AND SI ARE RESCUED FROM SACK Father Ill, Family Is Found, in Pitiable Plight, Near Death in Astoria. Mrs. Margaret Griffin and her six children—the oldest is fourteen years and the youngest five months—were found by neighbors hear death from unger and exposure In a fireless @hack at No. 169 Sunswick Street, Astoria, Long Island, this morning. Judging from incoherent statements made by the woman, she and her @hildren have been existing for weeks ENDORSING WHITMAN Situation Confronting Republicans as They Gather for Convention Here To-Morrow. Advance guard members of the Ro- Publican party began arriving in town to-day for the State Convention that is to meet to-morrow night in Carnegie Hall. The prinetpal topic of conver- sation was the strength and weakness of Gov. Whitman because of the re- cent exposures of the “back stairs” to his office in Albany and his close re- lations with Lemuel E. Quigg, as dts- closed by The Evening World. Despite these blows, most of the party leaders were wf opinion that to- Morrow's convention could not afford to take notice of them or to back down now on an indorsement of the Governor and his administration, for -, BRN fear of damage to the party. The programme as laid out pro- borhood. She said that the family/ vides for the first session to begin at had not eaten real food for more than|§ P. M., with Elihu Root as tempor- @ week. The children were nearty|fY chairman to deliver his “key- note” speech. The usual committee maked, shivering in their rags. will be apointed and adjournment The unhappy family was taken to/take until Wednesday hoon, when * St. John’s Hospital, Long Island City, the real business rill be transected. where it was said that the mother ‘our names will be submitted as recommendations to voters at the and all the children would probably! primaries for delegates-at-large to \ recover, although some of them would|/the Republican national convention, have perished if they had not been|Two of these are to be Gov. Whit- relieved. Some of the children will|man and United States Senator be taken to the Children’s Society of! Wadsworth, Elihu Root could be one Brooklyn. of the big four but he is understood About a week ago Thomas Grimn, | to have declined. There are half a the father, a teamster, was taken (o| dozen possibilities for the two re- St. Anthony's Hospital, Brooklyn, in| maining places. an advanced stage of tuberculosis.| ALBANY, Feb. 14—Gov. Whitman Since his departure the family has| expects to head the New York delega- had no fuel, except soggy wood the] tion to the Republican National Con- children picked up in the Ravens-| vention at Chicago, it was learned at ‘wood swamps near their cottage. The| the Capitol to-day. The Governor, it fuel supply ran out yesterday. was stated, believes also that his ad- ‘The family consists of Louise, aged| ministration will be indorsed formally fourteen sears Thomas, seven; | by the convention. James, six; William, four; Dorothy, aecant pmain, two, and Nellie, five months. REVISED VERSION. ——— “The wages of sin,” says EX-POLICEMAN, WHO HIT | yc,.'°"Gnivernun, “sis” pune REPORTER, SENTENCED) \ Ka manshah Rug S i a po en Re ae, if ‘. 432 Carpets and Rugs, Priced at About $120,000 /& on scraps gathered about the neigh- Ready Cash Permits es the Afinouncement of a Large Purchase of . ‘Michael Moran Must Serve at Least ie af Six Months in Penitentiar aia Panne or f ° PL} eAbeiutt, ooo | EAT SRE open at Feneret ; From Which to Make Selections and heir of William Willock of N r, 7 Ss = A ar . pj tsnanl Mornsy & Sorniee pattotinan |a14 Lasington ‘Aveous, Brookisn, en: | kim ee E bought these rugs at a sacrifice, due to market conditions, tion, who struck Kdward Denice, a|lock Manufacturing. Company at we ‘he and offer them to the public at proportionate price conces- ‘Tribune reporter, on the night of Oct, |52 Herkimer Place, Brooklyn, to-day » Mac sions. Many of these rugs cannot be bought at wholesale & 20, when Denice asked him to sum-|he found the office full of gas, Ina mon an ambulance for a man who| Work room he found the body of his thrown out of a Park Row saloon,|¥"¢!®. Willlam Willock, hanging from | @ rafter by a piece of rope, @ suicide, ‘Wes sentenced to the penitentiary by) witiock was separated from his Judge Rosalsky in the Court of Gen-| wife, who lives at No. 186 Hancock eral Sessions to-day. Under the new| Street. She slammed the door in the to-day for the retail prices fixed by Macy's. The Rugs are on display in our ge enlarged Oriental Rug Department on the Fourth Floor. An augmented sales force M nix tmeuthe and can be savoled| her of her husband's oath, the oliee fecal} | Ge will provide every facility for the public inspection of these ome Parote Board eriaee cmerenon ce Che Nock left several letters. In one See GP a ¥ he bad tiful ugs. Sale opens to-morrow— Tuesday, Feb. 15, at9 A.M. vf he asked that the Rev. Dr. Y, . a. 2 endlage Rosaiaky, sald that he had | Conduct this: funeral. “th ansther he The sizes quoted below are only a small part of this im- requested his nephew to call up the dae Fe Hyg “ Lp “They, may not ‘come to the ‘fu- : : 1. 9x 80 $186.00) 12. Ox 9. 0 $219.00] 19. Ox 9.7 $544.00 ~ Shother lime he was iried for striking |BtPhieyheyeroue, "ue aher are mice] AM ‘ - 4, 4x10. 4 1h. 2x 7. 2 13, 8x10. 4 $419.00 @ cltisen. ee é 19. 5xity 8 13.10x10. 6 ‘ 13. 7x 9.6 $386.00 7 i t : 14, 7x10. 5 ih. 4x 8.9 1. 5x 7.8 $249.00 GRACE GEORGE, IN TEARS, t ’ Y 15. Oxi I, 3 12. 5x 9% 4 91x 4.7 $123.00 : Aad ; 13, 8x 9 , 14.4450. 2 5456. 8. 2x 4.8 $108.00 BERATES STAGE HANDS % bs 12, 6x 9, 12, 6x 9.6 13, 4x9. 4 $249.00 —— SS pa Po ac 15. 4x10. $333.00] 9.40x 5. 3 iM. 7x 8.6 $197.00 Stops Rehearsal of “The Earth” and 2, yy eee 11.10x 7. 9 15, 2x10. 9 9. 0x 7.2 $139.00 : f > 13, 5x10. 3 , 14. 910.50 8.50x 5.3 $138.00 Cancels Performance for PAs ty fs sal Het eg Pile id sih 5300 To-Night. Grew Worse and Went to Face. Kept} 4 . ier ele Bog y . ¥ i i i 13, 5x 9. 10. 7x 8.50 i B.l0x 4.7 $118.00 Grace George has called off to-| Awake Most of Night. Disfig- 11, 8x 8 15, 710.10 \ 8. 2x 4.9 $118.00 Servara’ at tho Playhouse to. proviae| ured So Could Not Go Out. : A Se 4 12: Ox 8 13. 7x 9.3 \ 9. 3x 5.1 $139.00 time for another dress rehearsal of “The [Fv "a 12. 8x % | 15. 2x11. 0 MIA et note. thas 800 other aives paper play she will add to her repertoire $ “, y Z . 12. 3x93 i 17.11x10.15 to choose from, and some of the : H ' i . 4x S. i i i extreme sixes are as follows: meats saretnance cg SSostetasss| SOAP AND OINTMENT aria 7) thy te) : 4 Bx10 7 $486 ofan Unsatisfactory dress rehearsal yes- f f° id sah 4g 23. 8x15. 4 $1,749.00 terday. She had set the hour at 11,80 —-——— 14. 3x10.10 8. 5x 5.6 $1.84: A. M., but the stage hands were no slow] , ‘ f 24, 5xi8. 1 844.00 fq making the set it was 3 o'clock be- I bad sore eruptions and an Itching on 10, 2x 8. 8 x 8. 4x 5.6 30. 6x20. 1 $3,048.00 fore the rehearsal began. The climax| my body and I al seemed to scratch are 1 » 12. 9x91 14. 7x35. 2 » Ox2V, W406, came when a chair broke under 188) them open and they grew worve and then , : u 12.40x 9. 7 the 3 9. 3 éj 21. Oxl6. 1 $1,874.00 oRree, (gt o went to my face, ‘The 2.50x 9 .3x% eran Hucces called ahi tee stare general appearance of ; 12. 729.7 iN, 9x 7.9 .00 | Mat Sizes: f the wings. breakii be ‘ <' 2. . . . Bayou stare bare, ate spoled.” ine eee es te hs Hy a 2 ? 236. He s ZO $9.48 to $15.74 each. ye pie fy ae cape ’ MP Gard, f 17, 2x10. 7 $369.00] 10. 9x 7.9 Usual Scatter Size Rugs: go you think fe eae SP aeeee reltnegt awako most of the night “ a : Se j 11, 5x & 9 $199.00] 10. 7x 8 9 $34.50 to $99.50 each. this. It's 10 o'clock, . The rehearsal by the itching sare . ‘a ’ fi ae : i should My °in the second. act. Why? es “ae ; ; The very Rug you have been seeking for many years is acctge Yes cren't resiy. © won't] and It difgured me so 1 could not go out ! 5 probably in this collection. We believe these are among the ave, it. ¥ "| Suticura Soap an . ‘ wre eae ny wont hive my companyta| ment, I began to feels great rellet, and fn finest modern Kirmanshah Rugs ever brought to America. @ production that isn’t right. Ring down} 9 short time I was entirely well.” (Signed) that curtain.” Mm. Florence Myers, 450 E, 79th St, r n rf New York City, July 1, 1915, NAME POSTMASTER IN WEEK. Sample Each Free by Mail With 82-p. Skin Book on request, Ad- post-card *Cutieura, Dept. T, Boos ** Sold throughout the ‘Wilson Buny, ing New WASHINGTON, dor General Burleson sald at the White Mouse to-day that postmasters in New ‘York, Chicago and Kansas City would not be appointed on St. Valentine's Day, the he predicted three weeks ago, be-| cause the President had been too busy with other affairs. ‘The promis ppolntments probably will be made na week. — REDIT TERNS NO STRIKE—MOTHER JONES $3.00 Down o1, $30.00 00 « « 75,00 rae” Fore-| Miners’ “Delegate at @eces no Trouble in Coal Field “ “ Mother Jones, “delegate at lara A+ a 100.00 every coal miner in the country, 0.00 150.00 rived in town to-day from Indianapolis, 15.00 “ « 200.00 be she was the picturesque figure Byiieiccal minsie convantien: 25, « 4 300.00 \ t think there will be a general | FREE BRASS BED he she told a reporter for r Wo! “The miners don't! With Every want ft and, no matter what the oper Furghase f ators way, they also don't want it. A| a » / general shut-down in the coal industry - thts year would be a pitiful thing to| la gales | hepa opens Mx-Seuator Gardner Called for, ‘ig m, . ‘Trial, iz Ex-State Senator Frank J. Gardner) f of Kings, and George HM. Decker, a) U: D nurse, were arraigned for trial in the} a | oa rR ¥, yn ~ on Mies Cavaty Gonrn aroaicaine E FROM $60 TO $602 | 4 o- % Re ek PNY Lee D 4% 4 day on a charge of consp! } Open Monday & Saturday Evenings , + aes f ~ 4 P Se ce tain the major part of the estate of 1048T.L STATION AL CORNER ; ne } s Ay > y oO S@muel fo. Hazlett, an aged and heip- ~ <4 ges millionaire, living at No, 138 © ts y femsen Street, by persuading him to =n a will, the terms of which he iid not unders| Clark Jordan, ai { * ansel for the 1, served no i t pr ur to the P ‘ - M los Oy Tf . J nell May said ‘ Lae bd f : . . nthe “ee O4"STEMA et eee STA ET Se ys NT * ABET.NO3 & o Gaba’ PNY ‘ies \ \ } é cae “ ‘