The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1916, Page 3

TWO DIE, ONE HURT, ‘She’d Fasten New Fad on Smart Socie ty "| With th Nails of Burnished Gold and Silver AS TWO SPEEDING AUTOS HIT TRUCKS One Man Is Killed in Each of SAYS Similar Accidents—Third | | Victim May | Die. | | Eu x HURLED ' Mile. Fore Reval Revalles of the | Russian Ballet Would Set New Styles. “MADE IN U. Fashion Comes “Sisters of Ev aon the Far East. } S. A” From THIRTY FEET. } sok. .Who says all the fads and fancies Chauffeur Is Pinned in WYER: | of miiadi'n toilet oriminate in gay age of Taxi in Fifth Ave. | Paree? Who says that whatsoever > j startles and starts Dame Fashion J nue Smashup, must have its orie 1 the French so long sponsor for new Tn a jovial mood at discovering in | in fashion? For Sh snneaiioanens ble ne O'Neil of Nutley, N. JJ., Popular Witness at informal Weddings. TIMBER LANDS'T0 BROTHER MINISTERS, It Is Charged That T He Never Owned Any of the Proper- ty Disposed Of. Who says a woman can't keep a Becret? How about Nutley, N.S? Twice within a year she has been Miss Charging that his uncle. the Rey, | called upon to act as a witness at Newell Dwight Hillis, pastor of] secret weddings of Nutley girls, and Plymouth Churoh, Brooklyn, has been although in each case the event he- caine known soon afterward, not through he Her service called for again a few days ago, @ reckleas timber land speculator and has misled his fellow clergymen, pa- rishioners and friends into making unsound investments, Henry M. Millis of Portiand, Ore., to-day filed in the Supreme Court a complaint in his it was were to have been but | the prospective bride was hurried In| Iey DRHILLISSOLD She Zs ““Elopers’ Friend,” (CHARIS HEARNE ; e Can Keep meres Heasie O'Neil of! i F NEARING ITS FINISH, LAWYERS SUM UP Reports Are Part of Propaganda to Secularize the Institutions, Says Jolin M. defense ities tus aries I room of tho F Rowers of the summed up tn State Board of before Commissioner trong in the assembly ar Association. There he said, that n the State Board is part of « propaganda to secularize the charitios of this State “In the reports,” he said, guage is too severe to describ lan- the : 50,000 libel suit against clergy~ H defects in the play of the children; no yy® Chance acquaintance a friend of , for one, Mile. Flore Revallos beta zl Against the cleréy-| ner preparations for the clopement by! 4 language too vicious to describe the "hoyhood days, John Stapleton, | °F tah Ballet Russe ys =“rubblent Among the fellow clergymen and | summons from her flance asekeeping defects; yet scarcely one thirty years old, of No. 67% Ninth | from paris that she still connet tat close friends to whom Dr. Hillis Is] On June 30, 1915, Miss O'Neil was a word is to be found commendatoiy of jfrom Paris that she still cannot tal ‘ 1 Ae ; ‘ fd the religious life in any institution. Avenue, sent his taxicab whizzing : hgaa Accused of selling some of his tim-| witness at the secret wedding of her! ; janything but French she ought to ; : . in its highest form is the along Fifth Avenue early this morn-| know berland are the following: sister, Miss Alice O'N to Fred 4 Leaked 2 : Rev. William J. Dawson, former| Moore of Nutley. The bride's parents, Hof all the Protestant and ing while he talked gver old times Just to show that there can be 4 Catholic Institutions. Charity cannot b Pi ie fear a¢ Ld rietiitig new. ander nlindl's Bun eminent English divine and now pas-| who w on & motor trip through bo separated trom the Christian re- Ra te ene el ceMaLe Smtde fh ace ee Ie tor of the First Presbyterian Church| New York State, were notified by 1Pevgeee ie rent cen Sprints ; lsredaeed Matubduy went 4i'the Mt in Newark, N. J, Rev. 8. Parkes| telegrapt ce tI William 1. Hotchkiss, summing up MUHIRA(S Hist Sirest, Dolman tin | Fopollian, Opera House. gilded tite Cadman and Rev. N. MeGeo Waters) Ming O'Neil's second experience was |B” Miep BESSIE ONEILL ‘Efor the prowution, declared thas th Calle if ite Bast & veel ed She hailed down, ao (0 apeak, of Brooklyn and R. G. Hrown, super-| at (he wedding of Miss Eleanor Bart- Hebslelebeleleteindeieieleisteteteteisteleiete! it ahoula Nave dia de yeelgh wreliy ie ks intendent of the Mayflower Mission] lett Dale of Nutley to Charles B, Me-! wrongs the ue ee . Revalles portrays and Sunday School of Iiymouth} Carthy, a Newark newspaper man, on) Wood, a wealthy New York importer. and have begat , ; Church. March 23 last, The bride's father,| Miss Greenwood eloped on April 20 charge that Dr. folie forty mile &a haracter of Cleopatra, She be- March ast. 1) ‘ rit BHKKeS ot ha, Cle cl od MoCatt “le hey Heves that the Mark Antonys of to- As a matter of fact, the nephew al-| George Dale, is a retired member of | ty Wed Willlam Marcus of Paterson um at Hastings, was an STE Tee cath eee LRIGCKES WIRD. Gh TOAIRLER HUTCH tenes, Des Hittin never ow pleco} the H, H, Catlin Company of New| The ceremony took place in the New s Ligot, Me. Hotchkiss de- epee cee goes ee RG probably think in terms of gold of tho Canadian timberland tivelved | York, | York Munteipal Bultding, where the} ctared, was silly. | ‘That the St ONE Team rt to thts and he acted only as his unclo's| ‘The latest wedding at which Mias| MYPSSUFY witnoases were obtained, | Hoard wax distatlsfied With the con: Passing in front of ind c east a report to th 7 i Miss O'Neil te the daught of} duct of its Secretary, Robert W. Heb. at Wy: Ban t No, | effect. ha ed currency in. ste agent in some of the deals, O'Neil was to have been a witness Naa ; My A Oka GHA eran nes o canner Avavtand eifeles anid CDI Wwe f Ws didn't : > was that of Miss Dorothy homas O'Neil, President of the Bank allowed to 3 110 Fifth Avenue, was a five-ton, ‘ Heldas dae AND BOTTLE ised), TRUWHE GE GOMLSt of Nutley, and one of gation was iB auto truck oper 1 by ryal ich. He jaded cptaniithi cd otal ’ il \ 4 large romill in that town going on t ; awronce Ave: | lY of the Marks, (There we go - man oe Lae aves oe A i RF SEXSSSEZOCNINTGABERILANSET | | POINT TO A SUICIDE | nue, the Bronx. u Wale Moe eae oka a laces | AB IN TRODUCED NEW GILDED FINGERNAIL |DEPUTIE U 3 or failed to #ee the Bulle Revalles _ Ravine. serious lerlies her intro- Found in Middle of Central Bridge ON P ISBURGH y vehicle. ; { " Stapleton was pinned beneath the “uction style in’ the ‘CHEW’ FOR UI. § SOLDIER Over Harlem—Letters in Pocket tan Ut mon & fe) f wreckage and was found dead. Ryan uke nme gital pichbnabint to William Mortin. Beat Their Way Thr Way Through Li ines | was hurled thirty feet through the There se alesis . ; Formed to Keep Workinen Out | « ; this has been An overcoat, a derby hat and a halt | 3 er windahlsta and was uncon 1 Sasetiecte OV nae DROPPED BY AVIATOR SesHiy sw Hinkayiuellio. warectoundl (4 | of Westinghouse Plant. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets bs scious by [Dr i Mlowe e s over the | ‘ By fF «= Hospital. He is thought to have a u Lay ee URGEeL RIB lee | prIrtspuray, 41 April t k a iv s are a las aay bigs da it y Sheriffs ait ng the pl “4 74 Msi taxicas i Ttwag What sie w it RECEIVED ED WIT HONORS fifth Street at 4 A. M. to-day by aon aallaenoiaa seiselete. Special Sale Tuesda @ taxicab was demolishe: ut i . a e Ouse Electric y ‘ ‘ Bridge Tender Michael Breslin. Abb A \ fowned by John Lynch, of No, 675 Mott Silver Fecute In’a pocket of the coat were two|Manufacturing Company at | Avenue, the Bronx truck be, a letters addressed to William Mortin,| Pittsburgh, where 13,000 men are on| 18 said by the police to be the prop- No, 226 West One Hundred and | strike, used their clubs early to-day “c 2499 . ble et James Lynch, of One Hundred Patrol onbandée: Sends De- Forty-fourth Street. One was signed |tg force a way throush crowds of | Parfait Silk Hosiery e Pi v No. chester ——— i: Street and Walto that are extende “ " ebb shaaled (ade y [strike pickets for workmen trying to BS gia, the Br RUne Hrs eee hand shake acro- “Tells President Busi Business Com-|_ tail After “Important Mes - fathers cos meoees cl enlaniHalahope \ For Women and Misses th “on. h oneal Sate Q , ' bat : — ‘Thrown from the running bo 1 his weim pels Him to Drop Out as sage” and Gets Plug. we? losnian, found that a W Hiner The principal fighting was at the plied WR alld LA a a@ skidding atitomobile at N y peuis of sreeti nema ortin | he Lag Ne ne eit ane Talbot Str eid where the pick- Dea; > thc ellis i wecond Street and Central Park West lavghter or rest witht littering sige! National Committee Head. FIELD HEADQUARTERS era eet ane Monit ets tinked handy av che vtree:) Plain and Paris Clox Sill Hose ently to-day, Kubert Clark, forty. : MENICO, April 21 (by aeroplane tol fainted when inauiey was made for along waich the workmen — passed. Black, white, pearl grey, champagne, ivory, brown and all arly ' y Pl S.. three yours No. 45 Weat WASHINGTON, April 24.—William | Columbus, M., April 24).—Delivery | her Hen and it was ha Was muc ne tt Bho) Lahr ch shoes fe bast ne Ppa Paris clox, ceighth tre ceive 1 ni D8, . of the Dem- hour before she recovered. loputies Ww Jed, bu embroidered or extra size hose in black or white Ninsty-eighth dircvt, | received | in: McCombs, Chairman of the Dem-|o¢ one plug of tobacco from an acro- | Nour before site Hhcovete TREE Gatween aideo. and 3 pair for $2.50 Speciat 85 eae ratio National Committee, to-day | plane for a second Neutenant in al oid and a stationary engineer, » getting ins! Works, | ‘The car was owned and operated by fled President’ Wilson that hel patrol out in the hills a few days ngo| He was aera nye Lous ssteng eturibg N F H 7] Albert J. MeDonalu, ot 3 West | Will be unable to continue tn his|was mistaken by the command for|City. byt did not Ike the work, and located in ovelty Striped Silk Hose dred and Forty-second Street resent. positio: er the 0¢ f seemed® despondent when he same) Pittsburgh and the — surrounding RETened cher Clare downtown end orning | present position after the Democratic arrival of offictal orders. ‘The aero-|Some Saturday. Yesterday he com. |boroughs, announced through a signed | Pure thread silk, in black, white or navy with contrastin seu r him on A h tormately’ National Convention in St. Loulsand | plane did not stop at the post which plained of a headache, and at 2.20] statement day that “after due color stripes 3 pair for $2.50 Specia 85 EE ee eee ee oneal the bone | Mill be cun » direct Mr. Wilson's! the patrol was holding, but as it flew|A. M. to-day got up. saying he conside they would not reduce Decond Sircet shed SUN NyiNe ’ v'the cone len ice lover the plug of tobacco was toxsed |S08K to take “a walk. ‘That is the| dhe working hours In thelr respective ie eee rol ! i formed aout with a yard-long strip of white UL tls aa a ra "Tho. companies, ! Hl Hand Emb'd Clox Silk Hose ( 4 ! * rey Y ‘ Ml ree ts ioae er Mal of alinos: 100,000 men, considered hive, m7 One Hun Hy t v would re ched to make its descent | total of almost 1 . K or white, with selt or contrasting color, plain or novelty Was throw: vas Val I : quire ail his time, and taat “In view ous JAPANESE HELD AS SPY. hn elt shoe question a a Serle uf OX, Kuld, stiver, pearl grey, champagne, ivory, bronze, taupe picked up unc fut s. Before the sun. of ty precedent that the nominee! ‘The ofcer in charge of the zl — i haihehl dal i or navy with contrasting color clox. . ae ‘One \ c cha co’ 3 ployees of a number of shops had de iundveath s al Park | Sha MeL muvee ep | CO! lent is requested to indicate) mand ordered out a detail of mounted fs See eee tas entien lng manded an eight-hour day and it had 3 pair for $3.65 Special 1.25 west. ae ference for Chairman, and in]men which in regular formation sur-| arraigned in Special Sessions inf teens Peters cue bia view of the unity of sentiment for] rounded the white object. Then an| prin tor machina the windew of aid Superior Quality Silk Hose fs y ott [zeer Mona’ he desired (0 let) orderly was detailed to go in and! , Hamilton Avenue car on April 1.] POLICEMAN SHOOTS | Black, white, gold, silver, pearl grey, champagne, ivory, i Y | President Wilson know at the earliest | pick up the valuable message. It is| after quarreling with the miduect 0 TWO ALBANY STRIKERS. | brown, taupe and all colors 10 match shoes or gowns. iapehven tha AR POL ga possible moment that he could not| not known here who got the plug. | Shlata. wan held to: tay a gat : aay 3 pair for $3.90 35 ! yel te ar ei inees assume! A marching song has been com- ‘sista 1 M aati A a ; - A i p of coming Domecratic posed by negro cavalrymen who have ver na of ALBANY, A tae Y eman SHOWS EFFECT wie ihe He ea tee ‘ ; ne Villa fetie thrown. b . Openwor h and Emb'd Clox Hose ‘i i is cyary Tho Preside euivingsis eae ; ‘ ; al silk in blac’ ors with S open work and 1.9 3 yy ‘ ‘ te, bid nee aie fe eat cbr ed chon. opi or $5.75 Spec With Poslam Soap Is First in ; Re We ate ih Mb suid knew af “ ‘ w nied "ao 3 pair tor $8.75 pecial he 5 éma, ey Were , e to America ol * >: ‘cama ae Psp 3 mon ere it unavoldable, ie imegtest ar Linn joule taaued Is missles ana, Hand Emb'd Novelty Clox Silk Hose ; sitaat ike diana ta fo vlde ‘I do not fe libe ‘ort Huacha, ble or! net pand Rae Lies . There is nothing | ust We I y ie for rowel you to make the| Farewell to Douglastown, 4 hundred unemployed men, Superior quality pure thread silk in white or shoe shades with the treatment of ailing skin. k rae | For wo are way down here in Mexico, jt bore no. supe strikers from various trades, attempt- contrasting color hand embroidered novelty clox. 2 (1) quickly, Its bh sling power ie ne Aes nt en of the)” ‘and we are going to run Villa down. |containing military information ed Aa lndtice ore ‘gene nee 3 pair for $8.50 Special 4. 5 unusual, intense and active. er ap 0 clreums | pecuishialel Aidan | a parochial school ne) ff wflamed comple Over the bills of Casas Grandes, lefforts, the strikers tried to drive the plication at night Jaflam 1 comp! r the s des, | 4 Summer Hotel Burned. | ry, ay by throwing brick moved and iinprovement » c vent Democratic lead- | gyer Be ite of Cuan: Grandes Taumonok Inn. a summer hotel at| volver had ordered the. strikers to in Rashes, Pimples and other erupt eileriey pinion’ tidiyitnat eke eats aga ‘ " Southold, was destroyed by fire dur-| ave, was struck in the breast. hy 4 disorders, Postirn eae a ate rick 1. Lynch, National Com- {But we a Wan mined te Mie Ubrick® and fired his first’ shot) wh ality silk lisle in black, white or tan; Berems, eINDORL andl virwients Pat IL) pit ; And we falling to the ground. spliced heel, sole, toe and guiter top. has set u newer, hisher standard in the 1 ' from — Minnesota treatment of this malar ; ‘ a . nan of the Executive Co sn shnaisananscnatestexatesetananasitcieatct Special .28 6 pair for $1.05 Poslam Soap aids the w i. Of Mone | nad National ¢ sas pure, antiseptic: aud non-irric | ste% an be, Preferable | Y ing as a soap cont i ny ' for daily use, toilet end bath, with or) jevautes ; apart from treatment wilh Poslam. te For sample, send te, stamps to Emere 5 A A SUICIDE \ ency_Laboratorics, 32 West 25th > | 1 Kew York City. by all druggists, fice —Advt. AFTER SHOOTING WIFE: M nu wa ered 4 —_— arte Francis - BE Le ee | eee ALR EV uta | Absolutely Removes “ | EWA Jealou Joneph Guifround ts Summoned to) 1 Bophie 00) i} tour tte ecident, » Indigestion. Onepackage i hic vision 1 eT ae «| provesit. 25cat all druggists sro Mhindrean hore fon the i rae pia he n aeviden ond Avenue and, su iain 7 , td Bone to a move | de nee | Rubber & Leather ¢ Cement te ren ieaarriaree ec eeSh fom - > ‘ Hive tse Her Wotte eh M Menors ie ACCUSED OF SELLING GIRLS, ; Gian VAM toot or found articles nae ' tives k se wight, who ar vertised in Th World will ba f 1 asia n before Magistrate Meted at The h fl uurt to-day declared None Sent on Approval OPPENHEIM.GLLINS& CG 34th Street—New York Important Suit Sale Tuesday Taken from the Regular Stockh About 275 Women’s and Misses’ Suits | Superior ‘Tailored and Lined Of Men’s Near Serge, Gabardine, Stripes and Checks, in a Choice Collection of Smart Tailored and = Attractively Trimmed Models in prevailing colors. 20.00 Reduced to Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Ave., 37th and 38th Sts. eae Shoe It, 7 Of2> Third Floor, Evening Slippers FOR WOMEN AND MISS Special 6.50 Made of imported cloth of cloth of gold, trimmed with self bows. New model high arch lasts, hand turned soles and XV heels, AML sizes and widths or