The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1916, Page 3

‘Captain Kept PLANDINPERIL | OM SUBMARINE: CONVOYED ON TRIP Their Danger Secret From Passengers, Declares One of Them. THE EVENING Votes for Women and Kilts for Men The New Gospel of an English Writer Who Can Discern Sex in Architecture | rhe Votes Would Make This a Better World, for): Civilization-Government Is Breaking Down Be- cause It Is Over-Masculine, Says Laurence | Housman—Man’s Attire Should | Be More Decorative. WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 6, MOSS FEARS PLAN 2s OF ‘BIG INTERESTS © TOCHEGK INQUIRY ope May Be — Limited Through Influence Brought to Bear at Albany dO O- 1916. sing Kiddie Sought by Police After Disappearance With Man SEARCH ALL NIGHT FOR KIDDIE TAKEN BY MISSING MAN Parents of Little Gladys Eng- lund, Aged Four, Roam Streets in Vain Hunt TORP. EDO BO: Ss NEAR. | i While it 18 pr tain that Twenty detectives by the " , H e life the » ves! rate sious ¢ Aties en of . { By Nixola Greeley-Smith. } breed ThA ch ie “hae nave Wenmlond, ¥ ae British Cruisers Helped. Them me day Mr. Laurence Housman is gotng to write sui essay whieh oe ere OE ec ATVaR Wie No, 616 Kast Ono Hundred and Protect Liner on Dan. | ¥#! «all “Sex in Architecture." He told me so himself Saturday atiernoon ‘i i \inee aa , t retinitis a a : as he filled the depths of an arm chair in a corner of the National Arts Club that tigation Gtty gerous Voyage. on Gramercy Park H may iia cae | Meantime, after his firet glimpses of New York—for i ola Serfous danger, causing extra Housinan, who has never been {1 America before, ar-| Fr s » man na and a convoy of torpedo od for a lecture tour last week—he has discovered that + | cor we a re rap cc cae and cruisers, threatenod the New York is, epeaking architecturally, mascus @ {ity to try to close the open ’ ae Ps to pape wapiana of the Red Star Line on the Nine city > | Vestigation. W t TAAKS BBY che in 6008 found. Ms nT ale tavewnen enn Yoewts ¥ . ywe nti . hat we are oun fourney whlch began at Liverpool Your towertng Mr. Hf * Snot to be interte The ¢ known of the man who (Web. 25 and ondes here this morning are cesentlaliy masculine, ‘The Be ecttanae HAI ; ‘t child from her home, exeept then table, the captain cane’ Tt LAURENCE, ® | bany ind told the Englund childrea ith, tant 3 id netuea | spre: HOUSMAN.+ + | 4, teh to call him “Unele Benny.” He (# about een the nieht before | corer ae 044.584 1+4.1:9.p 40 :0:0-0:04.0-0096| the Cor iinth 2 Meee OU htaiaae ‘In my stateroom a replied ‘efused to ° - vou t RAG S6VG is up {Whitiey a bint of mo 5 vlear, com (ones ' ' raising. Ho poorly “If you had known what | knew, Mr. Hourma dest gad widest O—————$— — = 1s chi black sul bei blue Whitiey quotes Capi. Bradshaw claim to popularity ie the fact ; a 5 4 ; Pilon Mcrdvabedh adetond @aying, “you would bave been that he wrote “An Englishwoman’s| ;,, ecnai? ss sd eds th chap ig etes Mleeat ee ee Gock with a Iifebelt Love Letters,” considered very dar-|, man's commu ; ai \ white fur coat, knitted white cap Capt. Bradshaw d ed 1 when they were writs! 4, ; eee Pe uy just pv elo en eau! Winon /StOCRUNwn waam on more ¢ ee year 7 Det than men patent leather anoe gonfirm or deny this repo: ten more than Aftean yrara in Ee areuid ies N ) nce Tan RBTELOwe @hat under the regulations but wh to-day, one might IV) wen nore ays j : \ No ne N recelved as te : Fos | Child; tac eae enheas din such to the vaby to cut her teethia woman archi ; ; mae Wa the whe hiker = ice ‘ = in Hoboken several « declined to tell w on—so times and morals and “beat! 4 1g. Ox-directat the when both men we W. Young 7 re ‘i Mand had taken during the trip. Rave one the pace. With von | How the Law Was Violated PS Tutt ann We Leute rom passengers it was learned that| le Ker, he wrote ae about the § 0) sttishy fan being lonely, Engiund tavited him tw @hen the ship loft the Mersey, she| y which Winthrop Ames | —_ {rativoad third I P 2 F Si t " B DEP vourd at his h He went to Eng waited more than twenty-four hours| Produced at the Little ‘Theatre A n Fayme nt of Su IWAY DONUSES | » URINE lar ene Féop Admiralty orders before proceed. | 1918 with great succens Handy Man Says ¢ the triad 08 Hot ssc id much attentio ying furt ‘On Sunday, Feb, 27, they| Novels, poems, fairy tales, wrought}! , foot Was Standing n indictme The law under which the of New York became the partner of i Uuvalte Venue elt Gee gay they saw ire} With an exquisite fancy and a chivel- |, . B to «'T the Interbo Company to building the new subways ts very plain, six years old. f' ating the lod style have attested the uity | itt jet ' Public Service |f tt ts as follow nonth age Pennystone left to ortherly course, Mr. Housman's talent an | \é oe UC ee ee “Inasmuch as the city's return fre yrestment in the railroad ‘ ned at the ‘There was a torpedo boat convoy: |“ will lectur ont! A ' tis recon © engaigemen ime ie Hone tot ailroael ‘will be ofected Mae thi Rainier eens ue | n the drama, as € 1] 0 by nk Mo: ern yes 1 enditur A t erulsers th th y | we and other aa Hiwith tho 1 son Investiguting || Ov the amon e leasee'a (Inte xpenditures oa arcoun eA Gand ane lee tne cat Stovewses ul {Comin Di Att Swann || Of its contribution toward the cost of construction of the railroad, the | fore 6 o'clock in che evening be us 2 ove beau y ed ease lavence . BL Liiidasee \cikberboronoh NW OSTRICTL mply with the provisiona | the child 4 yuld tis was appa tof HE POINTS OUT EVILS OF OVER. fan’, Whi f Frederick W. hea: 2 ed cada LENS De tera as oe ck GuheroHIenlWe ETEK 4 delighted danger. MASCULINITY. | ‘ yer andl m hoagie Lor pei | Milian AM apelalel MEA ea dalle, Mla Aieh daelidaaadcaitdetisa dita! | 01 (| her in her best Only two wir sages were aH t gs & Fenutation t of sions to the |] of all operations of the lessee * . clothes and permitted Pennyatone to sreceived on the 1 ULNA Cee san art with a pre for | Criminal of t @ “Article The Public Service Commission may from time to time t iva: Kt Ken down: because 1 Court, and hi wee 68 lopt lations which the ics Interborough) shall STRICTLY oe watelied stOHt 6 ,Wiee over, and t “K1PPOT Yine—becauso it is ALL masculine,” gee pte soe in phaf Judge Swann stid he wil tne | Mont requtations which the tess terborough) shalt | rhs mn stone walked down "ths Bppeared a vas at lunche Mi Hocenss wid ae, He a Hk norte Justice Rrlang a . erthialcasAtheohiit comply with as to form of ail vouchers and poyrotis he vlug : ; ; i Hd, a adys @ Wook Ko ia | Satuae wpa fan biti eyeae With avlee (Gkh Suprem t to where vriusioner Wood was indicted on f With the enterprise of contributing toward the cost of construction of the Tennystone Nien an Bell-Ir Vancouver, @ tall! graceful movements. And the first; im | V rctaeera an) are eal, © brought out by the Thomp- || Tailroad, to the end that the cost data relating to the various divisions of nts of child be a ses Weil Light snowfall of the years ts visible) 2° rake TAORAENTR LED €f| : Pee ea Os E tee long before Frank || the enterprise of contributing toward the cust of construction of the KE tarted on is oy ¢ he in his dark hair and pointed beard.| the’ mules nacson isin sadam -coukeel by railroad, of equipping the ratlrond and of maintaming and operating touga ae among th Lapl he most beautiful architecture Ale “Don't you t hat passion | aa ees the railyoad can at alt times be PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY DB. Hoa atn mia fi Per tcs nu tay Gothtes* the uth atinued, “and patent natter of wos uy TERMINED i" pollce ware no . fivat. shay toe fe ie Ganadtins thie architecture combines thé|tnmned, “butt Ban rlet Attorney Swann assured Senat (rticle 26. NO PAYMENTS, CREDITS, COMPENSATIONS OR] the child to visit . but whea fone with the Gordon Highlanders and | Melo and female principle — the} condition d , | Thompson that he had no objection tot canoyssioNs OF WHATEVER CHARACTER having in any way to do night passed rd came veel emanates Atl of them |*Paight tine and the curve, It sug- subjection. | Tor ie jit, and pr 1 to ald the committee I city the cost of construction or coat of equipment shall be determined him a ger was sen ‘are commissione und he bas | Se8t# the aggressiveness of the man! ev, of the male. But , sony. “wutprined | (At f for the inspection || to be part thereof wales the lessee (1 wh) upon making such the embracing, containing qualities of | the le who adorns i" a 4 Pe ad ter who is at tl Stasgnean } shosited- a: dosen Grand Jury that payment for cost of construction or cost quipment SHALL FORTH: Two of his sons int ying corps the woman, The perfect government | the ‘6 fe ‘ ve: Hear and the ANOS art Wit UL COMMISSION A DUPLICATE VOUCHER, . wounded and when they were should bo Gothic, should tnclude both Peacock, “ " who have heon WITH FILE WITH THLE i 1 aE Neava Jed to England he v m,{men and women. An all maaculin ugh PACORe ane att ah ht teal r CREDIT SLIP OB OTHER ORIGINAL EVIDENCE THEREOL a hasisihiee pene too,” | Bovernt fa narrow. It does not makes It se ' BRACE TAL aa In the cost of construction filed with the Public Service Commission ae Ragee rite ger Tepresent the human race, but only beauty Bia sali ett : ere the war dopend: ut of it.” : he favor of Cay * friend Tee was Interborough bonus to President S150,000 ‘One objection to giving women « Apevia faikenoroneh hunks to Conmasl 000 a ane) nes iia. /Share in government is often based stumes Ah ea Se LRAeePTOR Gan sack Gali 10,000 7 hen at thejom the alleged narrowness of their seeped hi ole nes BrOrMOKOUE! ron 1B Eben F. Piske | ViOwss robes ate and Htunter past o 10,000 be the Harvard medical unit, who,| "Yes" Mr. Housman answered; “in emontal . ind rotund in sta Total Sue a fwith Dr ahaa r, another | England, some time ago, a weil known But these msel ed 1 saw no vouhe e bon T suppose | may aeraea ro Fe | Conservative asked me if I thought every day huve erred,""—Veat!nx lef Engineer Alfred Craven of the Public aes x ea a iing in wy, |Slving the vote to women would tn- | he area, 3 ie Ganvicsi Gouin sal te te a cont of tnagnified ehil, |JUFe the Heenaed victualer, He said|overy da: el tor Hunter, : Uthare waa noi soe o t was a fair com Sblain, which tu: aye t s geaina ti ceales ene pre. | AND THE INTERVIEWER HAS A T was the ; pensation."—Testimony of Cite yin ieorge 3. Coleman of tl Pics sna CANA’ db 1 interests of such people had been | STARTLING VISION f RU ARR VRaTCaibiUid ® raly2 i n she ny | ofte for sale and that one of the) ncegpeeente lie Service Commission ee ie ; ; Paid he proventives {conditions of the transfer was that!y By Carl W. Ackerman. ceases Rar aa sal nema sOUaLoNaC i j Pst os the men in the trenc and the Journal must continue to fight|¥ ae ss drawled, “M 4 i had rendered long an us Sp i f they do not take proper care of; Woman Suffrage to the death.” | ine : ree was away. L wis wor | a RI 1 Pe ‘ eding the dual cont The bonus sa legitinat ye in the et Nake t Says, they are) Mr, Housman could not guess the} ty win the favor ( mad: Ra onlipd 1 to ae oP asine en a eget construction account.” — Testimony of P at ro PL Shouts o} une eT es Mecahdd lh, ernation in my soul caused by! could uot help wond : © located. Well, | taat heyy haa , jf the Interborough ia expresaion — ell known “Antis" , i ine . ; ty 5 u « lo ” 8 uu find them, The que . xpression —Hoeneed victuaier, | Me Thinu Hoot or Honorable . an ritles of a German an break, | If you are to , 7 them, The ques . | Of course it sounds like a delicates-| i ierort P. Wheeier 0 Hon! rable ee ae ora, 1y,| well informed Amer have || tion of fuct for our consuleration wa of time these (later WHEN YOU WAKE jsen man, but I knew it could not be} Jonn B nehfield would look 3 Bot | ardiy beljevin’ my eyes, And as | car © situa borough) officers had given to the contract Testimony of Richard Reid onns | one | kilts. saw Mrs. Hunter | Wik : to the Interboroug gh Preree ee “The kilt,” Mr. Io ontinued, iF pale tha inane ten Rogers, general counsel oi sy as T asked finally! “put not very w objected, RRAERE the exact €1F ment.—Teatimony of } J, Gaynor, Auditor ¢ Interborough | OF HOT WATER And then it was Mr. Housiman's foot and t rengthons th What will Corporation Counsel Lamar Mardy dot ‘| For Colds Susu to dose wanesd gud San oe | 5 : f What will District Attorney Rdward S. Swann do? '| and Throat “Ig it? 1 shouldn't wonder!" he oy 18 subina oh - aageana Wash the poisons and toxins from|} sai ke an a] dead, system before putting more “Is it the same as what you call the 18 corespondent v Y President W ' ne CO fitter “4! Troubles, A food Into stomach. keeper of a publle house?’ he continued ue ri : ; i bar ne of nationa t j | : “Ah, yes, yes, Of course,” Mr. Hous-| more charming than the flow of fled, t eir interpretation slat. Tho We I St ager eA peure food . ‘man answered, “but public house ty|terlal slightly confined At the « M G a 0 President Wilson and secre Lane] tak n VAn » Saye Inslde-bathing makes anys!!! not a good word. It is no more accu. | And then falling fn its mature f prs, e A Fo eee IIE, BGS ean o war | nedicine. 50 he short skirt ¢ ® She i h Germany, nly] y t 1 | ag in us ‘one look and feel clean, than licensed victualer, For how] rccnmblas the kilt of the Highlands thes ‘ Aner Hations with Germany, with 1 j me: vay if | Jears in use. eweet and refreshed, na house be @ public house that !s|'The clothes ¢ hand ¥ re dad eee \ ‘ al Penal dag plead Bh wnt | ar policios, | No alcohol or injurious arugs ot respeetaole enough for women} Deuticu) ae Oia’ piteaeenta CONVERSATIONAL NO } Jor war _ dat ! | Wash yourself oa the inside before | to go in It? Women are halt the pub- | other, Gar Nepal hs aflatt ¢ ee Ireakfast like you do ow the outside, |ie. But E have not told you iny reply |"Ag tht pain wing man fro) Per oin, Ha f | My This i vastly tore important because | to tho man who asked me about tue|another news t |. Perala n the skin pores eo. not Absorb inpurie leffect of the women's vote on te mper- | View Mr M4 " have discover y j ° while the bowel pores don ef ance. I said: ‘Undoubtedly Suftrags |f } fe RReet MAL eboap i Absolutely Removes Vor every ounce of food and drink | Will ive women tie opportunity of | post im : 1 ae Ee ivesti >» packag taken inte) the stomach. early an (claiming a greater portion of their| fo carry a ne Ho tron [HAVANA REFUGE FOR CROOKS | Indigestion, One package eunce of waste material must be) husband's wages than they get to- |e Bespel o jor we | r | proves it. 25cat all druggists, carried out of the body, Aa wa ast jday. In England the wife in t sida ncecitie EXOT fareh GA y | material is not eliminated day by day See Sake od catenin ganlaatior re purpos | = ft. quickly ferments and generates | Corer clas from her husband| STRIKERS ATTACK GIRL. ting fugitive erinit nom t \8 . Kr gulckly ferments aad geveratee| ony. what Ehannunleiuadaa aces cat i es Se ! \ oultr anciers ae take away trom her. Cam sure wom-|Poltce Step Haty Pulling Match : absorbed ucked into t blood | a ' HW 4 ————" stream, through the lymph ducts, whieh | @® Wi! put a stop to that when they | sire + , should suck, only nourishment to sus-| Have the po But they will not y pas ROA ERE’S a rubber with en extra tough heavy sole will be interested fi tain the body. Jcurtail the legitimate righ N ke ito : P| PA anid’ bedi meanre io lacean IAEAKO FARO : Delightful to Fee) Its Soothing. | and heel that make it outwear ordinary rubbers. ; , drink before breakfast each day 8! enero Aa RTRHORE RATA en trikebrea Healing Inftuence. A service rubber for men, women, boys and girls glass of real hot water with a tes a & SnUrs POUe F ry aoe who walk a lot. “Bi d P l conful of limestone phosphate in it, |LET THE SEXES FIGHT OUT {rat ften ; ii eure an aca Saheniand ird, Poultry d A wn 1 endure the distress of ing One of the most popular of the famous Hub-Mar which is a harmless way to wash! THEIR DIFFERENCES. cee dd ekin end tat to kuow what avs i Gustasa ea) ” these poisons, gases and toxins from| “And if 1 should prove that womea |ohirtwe \ P do to « tt lor Rubbers. Note the special heel and sole. and Supply the jptomach, liver, kidneys and | are narrow,” Mr, Housman resumed, ? Pe aera a Pe | Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear ix made in a wide variety of kinds re ti A powels; thus cleansing, sweetening | grow suddenly eager, “what of | al ie satisfuctic | and atyles to cover the stormy we ve ied el SoA fibre wimentary ae r Thoy are entitieg to their {full in tin oe, a | It is w delight to find, after o tow] boys and girls in town or country. r sie sd canal before putting more fod into] (oii, And if men und women {Ait Aunn Meld ; javitications thst some un The Hub-Mark is your value mark. that appeared in yesterday’s Sum . ‘ me affection has disapy pane # . AVAiee cound cf Nimellone chose | Miter rad n their views ad arr Mr : " ‘ ne sight t thr), d forld. They includ cf costs but very little at the drug| Why, We should fight it out, 7 [ete tt si ; a vane AIRE Ae HUB) Bis) day World. The 0 pra but is sufficient to make anyone | ley t ana t ata Ar@RIBh Hit eatcaiet | tically everything that is required o enthusiast on inside-bathing. Meu! oa 4 ait } le € women who are neeustomed tol spo you ty ‘ iris Were | , stthi Dy B-MARK RU ERS by those who raise Poultry eithet up with a dull, aching head or } ' ea sean ms have ed tongue, bad taste, nasty uton | an for pleasure or for profit. Not have tured mau Id taste, “nasty se apace ean ° , ten The World's Standard Rubber Footwear foo lite ts. read Dune ave lave bilious attacks, acid. st : 4,” Mr. Housman « ig. | te Fw Note this Yau can relyon anything yeu buy from dealere whe eal 90 Hale to read them tovday, constipation, are assure. ore Man, because he ts m fish, h multe @ Comnaast cue of seek ln ie Mabetork Bubber Factwoar. Ther are dependable mershon perchance you missed them yest noypeed improvement in both health} a tremendo advertive na | yp coke i eat Ail Dew 4g hid appearance shortly, —Advt |know-ie individualistic. Ho wania eel" sta sasta'eee bouadtoudve'™™ Joie Was histor tue! Graaa suis. | terday, \ ‘ &