The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1916, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 1 > THREEAMERICANS Socks Gone? Hush, Y’ife May Have Them On! LOST AFTER BORDER RAID WERE SLAIN Rancher Finds Bodies of Pros. pectors Missing Since Glenn Springs Fight. LANGHORN His Troops Reported to Have Killed Six Mexicans and Captured SeventyFive. MARATHON, bodies of three American mining | ‘Texas, May 18.—The New Fashion Is Called Skeeters’ Delight FOR TWO YEARS IN ‘THe New Lain P Wits WORM. "1A A With THe Evo TI0R fan 7 s (yr ShoeTen , 1016 ADMIRAL WHO WILL TAKE COMMAND OF ‘GIRLS PRISONERS -FLATHTHNOTHER |Doors and Windows Were Barricaded and Strange Fam- ily Lived in Squalor. For two years it ts charged that | | Frances Weeks. twenty-one years old, (and her @tster Morence, nineteen, | were kept prisoners by their mother, | Stra. Emma Hall, tn an apartment on | | the second floor of No 186 Stuyvesant Avenue, Brooklyn, until Inst night | they were rescued by oMcors of the | @ociety for the Prevention of Cruelty NEW ATLANTIC FLEET. ADMIRAL MAYO HEADS NEW ATLANTIC FLEET Fletcher Is Retired To-Day After Conference Between Daniels and Wilson. ‘ Follow-~ se | WASHINGTON, May 15. learned the Atlantic fleet will be reorganized, and a new commander Named to succeed Admiral Fletcher. Admiral Mayo will succeed Admiral Fletcher. The detati of Fletcher to important shore service will be announced later. Mayo {9 the man who precipitated the trouble with Huerta which re- guited in the occupation of Vera Crus by American forces, Mayo inateted that Huerta salute the Amertean fing * bepause of the arrest of American marines at Tampico wien they went ashore, to, get, met Vera * wes 1 Rear Admiral DeWitt Coffman, one of the division commanders of the fleet, will become Vice Admiral, Aut |iee Changes become effective to-mor= Fletcher hae completed Ito Children, The girls and their Chief. prospectors, missing since the dattle mother are now i the observation of Glen Springs, have been found ward of Kings County Horpttal. The POPE URGES GERMANY near San Vicents in the Big Bend | doctors aid that the mother should nd and desert country by a poose of cattle- men, according to William Sonsom, a rancher who arrived from the border pas examined as to her sanity }that the girls were ueneinic | showed mental strain. TO END U-BOAT WARFARE The a ws Sir Edward y Mak ound H “SHonren, me ‘An anonymous com:nunteation to Kent Ce is MAYO | Sir E Sutin Gre: panes Ann foes to-day. The names of tho missing Smit Srortesy the socloty brought to the house after ____ © by © NE ment to This Effect in the men are Harris, Woodson and Los- se Sent” @ o'clock Inst night Supt. A. Wj 6 ing startine Sunday night. He House of Commons. ieee Meeribr, the Bonutitas stor z Towne, bis assistant, He iS ele auw Jonnie Mariin, sister of Josebh | LONDON, May 18—Sir Edward J comer, the Hoquillas store- 1d Mildred Shugg and Elsie Mo and Claude, go Into a bi C . ' Keeper and Monroe Payne, a negro, ths plat gents, Adminsion waa Yesterday and followed. | When Cl vandal Tec toda ob Cotte a ' i re Ny at | twe y saw hin she became excited, then ouse oF 0 renee ie tas isha But There’s No Use Railing Against It, for Man Has dented them after coaxing diel yaterical and finally fainted. “When | to-day that the Government had been iat eeu bts i \inside for an hour, Finally, Adam she wa coming to, it is sald, she | ing by Sir Henry Howard, Langhorne’s cavalry detachment, | Decreed That Half Hose Are the Proper Thing, { Hall, @ park laborer, seventy years! moaned, “I know he did tt. T know British Minister at the Vatican, thi | have reached Boquiilas, according to With the Accent on the Proper—Loud old, the husband of the girls’ mother, | Me slid ito representations have been im: | official reports received here to-day. | Moore eerste her to the office of arrived with food for the trio, Ati the Sheriff and under examination the request of the superintendent he | ee admitted, it ix sad, enough to war- though he sald there was no Miness | taiiced, fore he died two years ago not te to the place two years before, st room table and the remains of raw that they had just finished a meal. got his wife to open the door, al- Tant her brother Joseph being taken and the woman sald from behind the | ‘tices ail ‘MOTOR BILL TO LIGHTEN let anybody in. remained unpacked. The two Rita] CO veinae beef, raw oxgs, raw tapioca and large | There was dust and dirt everywhere. Plaids Are Already Here and Perhaps the Campbells Are Coming, With Their Bare Knees. Germany by the to inducing G bmarine warta’ tican with a view to abando No official confirmation has been! ny to # nm received here of the reported engigo- ment between the Ainerican troops and the bandits in which six Mex- {cans were said to have been killed and seventy-five captured. It is thought the story of the encounter may have had its origin in a fight that occurred when Major Langhorne released Doemer and Hayne. j According to the official report of rescue, Major Langhorne, with 8 detaciiment of the Kighth Cavalry, drove in automobiles to a ranch house where a part of the Glenn Aprings raiders were quartered, The bandits, although surroun put up NEW TERROR OF AIR BUILT BY FRANCE ARMED WITH "799" Biggest Type of Airship Yet Known to Be Sent Against By Nixola Greeley-Smith. If you are a husband do not make the mistake of uttering during the coming stinimer that historic interrogation, “Where AR my socks?” lor this year your wife will not shrug that dejected, impatient wifely shrug and produce apparently from the void a dozen pairs, Instead, she will look conscious, perhaps blush guiltily, and if she is not a hardened criminal, she way even hang her head, For she will have THEM on. ‘The National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers, which assembled in Philadelphia yeeter- day, has decided that women siall wear socks this sum- Approves A Measure for Division of Registration Fees Be- | tween Counties and State. ALBANY, May 18.—-The Brown Committee bill, providing that motor vehicle registration fees shall be di- jas n witness and under pressure he portal that a doctor had told her be Furniture, which had been ¢ om NEW YORK BURDEN SIGNED wore sitting in chairs at the dining | quantities of cocoa and milk showed | | c been locked go long | vided equally between the counties i mer, Already these manufacturers have booked their he Germans ‘The windows had heen “| Tego uear Galle A stiff fight. Two were wounded and the Germans. Tice the latches were corroded, ‘Thalwhere they are collected und the two captured. ‘Te remainder escaped orders for the summer trade, and to a man they cry: Poeans ware drawn and three thick | at livge, was signed to-day by Girls may live without gowns or without summer fox, But where is the girl who can live without socks? in the dark, The loases, Whitma Americans had no The law, which b effective uinmediately, was | 1 with « view to Tightening the sof New York Clty taxpayers, | PAIUS, air cruise May 18.—-Monster —each French mounting one of to darken | sald that nesses of newspapers helpe Dozens of new vrtiment. Mra. Hall WASHINGTON, May 18.—Pirst | Particularly when other girls are all wearing ‘em. the famous “solxante-quinze” guns so} guntight was bad for the girls. When yeas. AUiDmObLOL Mea mITIBe hand tntormation reeerting conditions 1 do not mean to denounce the rumored new fashion. Experience has! — destructive at Verdun—will be in ac-| te superintendent or the others Intd| receipts. tc 1 $1,918,175, of whieh e ve a s in Mexico soon will be in the hands of | t@ught me that it is unwise to put yourselt on record about a mode which (= tion against Germany's ar forces be- | nands on anythi: * the mother cried: |New York City contrthuted $677,399. | : the Administration as the result of «| May later become so general that you have to adopt it or go Into the ash || WOULD D 500,000 fore many weeks, Hpon't touch that!” and the irks re-|It har heen eatimated that the re-lin dozens of charming shapes 0 conference of Consuls called at El heap. Five years ago we got very] UNMARRIED WOMEN Successful experiments with thf] peated her utterances Like agin es gremate more than 60,000, Under} much in vogue right now. j . much excited about the sheath skirt.{Utcome of present day fashions int i IES, || now terror of the air have lately been|” Only the dining room and kite the old statute all of these registra- ‘ ; — be nutiarceni | Sau vembinker thie th period w clothes? Short, shorter, shortest, have TO BRITISH COLONIES completed. In all probability Sergt.| were occupied, the remaining doors | tion fees were used for State highway The one illustrated at $5.00 is made This Information will be put in Gen as grown the ekirts. The Scotch plaids pee ; ent being tied with|PUrposes, Under the new law the | of genuine Lyons silk velvet and gives | Funston’s hands and later prougit/ the tightly-furled silk umbrella Ve-lare here. And maybe the Campbells LONDON, May 16 (delayed).— |!Aviator Treille Grandselgne, hero of} in the apartmen' up-Htate counties’ shares must be de- tan of the 1 val | personally to Washington. The tnfor- | came thy model of feminine grace—| are coming aud with the Speaking before the Royal Statis- | *everal recent alr exploits, will pilot | rons In the front rooms some ofl vated to hichway work, but Greater | You an idea of thy exceptional values Fea and oT tes te the Ads | When the skirt itself was just an um- [4nd turn-over plaid sucks Uke Harry tical society, Sir J. Athelstane | the first of the new battle planes, He| tho furniture had een packed, but) New York's share of the recelpis in| we are offering in these new velvet i terentration wants facts without any | brella cover wh ew $0 taht for AT ETS moment, the picture and the | Baines advocated the susgestion | Nas been directing the exneriments| tho beds hadn't been set up. ; The fo be tu 0 general clty | creations. } reservation which sich a record might | the umbrella it | be slit. Then | prospect do not allure. But as T said | that after the war the 500,000 un- | in which huge aeroplanes have car-| mother and xirls hud slept on cha — rash re - is stylish—from entail ino More excitement about that slit. | before, it isn’t safe to put yourself defi- | married women in Engiund be sent | ret the * in rehearsal of air] ‘Phe girls were told to rise when the | packawan Company Aske $10 & In some quarters the border oo8+ | roe tho fir ‘s knees be- [Pte on record against a whispered | to colonies battles, ambuiance arrived, ‘They did su and ANN from Ratlroad. $5 to forenos was regarded: is perhaps in. | mode, Perhaps socks are a fashion of “ : ers ‘ ell back into thelr May 18.—-The Dela- inge in peliey toward | came mention ObINE PAT! | such MIACEUT TTT ae ie Cente It 1s @ solution," he declared, | Although but twenty-five years of ae TS erled te and Western Coal ondon “ath Department. offte:ls even en Victorla | need but to be seen; but seen too oft, | “More palatable than one more | age, Grandseizne has won for himself - d with the one on fea ter’ ared there way no special oc irned over her grave, and tho|the horror will be gone; we'll firs! P recently proposed for Germany J most enviable record as a pilot of] the ambulince, ; feather (6 } sion for the meeting ot nuitte ine forced to | hdure, then buy, then PUT them ON sannon- mounted plane, cirls are brunettes and give flesire to know the resl pelline:snorallst Tras 20roed (0 |) roreo ven (hy Ri CIDIA Ae Thee TR eae e ene eee se ee ee ee ot cave having: Haehi Eret\s PS boned 522 Fulton Street non political «« at woman inaking public] why ghould women anticipate? Why [ue learned professors—namely, td |} mounting small guns, fring ahella/ evidence Of © | Near Hanover Place unter edement of the fact that she! make sad commentaries of the [Jet loose from the army a select, J much smaller than those of the re-| Rut their hair, unvombet tor two} Wifurcated being had lust for- “Whither are we drifting" order, when [certificated body of eligible polyg- | doublable “75s.” yours, was matted, unkempt and dirty LOST—ONE BOY. 6 FEET 2. r the right to blush. 1a suade n shift in the capricious wind [amuists who would be respectively The War Ofer permitted tt to be} and the pallor of death was in thely | 1 PAUTINORI, Mais May 38— The po-y fers quite sensibly to tet} rid auld be permitted women | harema.” tor who was cited in a recent order| Adam Hall sald that he had been Mee force of Balti 2 aa ¢ lo the worryin such ques. | On thi rfurs. If J. W. Nixon, lecturing before | of the day for dropping eighteen in-| married to the woman for twelve! Slee A Jan re Kdde will nob he lientaule they Will swat , sin Arctic [the same society upon the vital J cendia bombs on a Zeppelin off} years. Ho paid the rent of the apart- | ial taibendo. aoeka’ “Dhews| alts in July “i lv looks as if | statistics of the war, said that the |! Zeebrugge on the might of April 25. ment and brought food thren times| \ unutfacturers ure all men, It {over this + Ther shodla’ ge ext | thecry that war was having the f! Grandacigne also carries the dis-| i week, but tint mover wen juste Our entire stock of Women’s and | fo theirs to decree—ours, of cour to, Mitted to pol somewhere clsr effect of increasing the propor- J) tinction of being the first pilot of one] Ve oguughiers there three years ag | ,) » © er ae vs | It fs really not a bad tea | And what a banner season it will | tion of male births 1s now found Fj of the now cannon-carrying aero: |) Peandidy had never been inside Misses’ Suits, without reserve, have \° jen to our Liunkinge on such womaety weanareetuitees!, | Evers I to be groundless, us i8 algo the war J pianos to hattle an enemy warship. |the apartinent in that time ind the been sharply reduced; all sizes, 14 to 46. DARKENED HER) wots, ‘Their sense of propricty in’ avimals, and oven if mosauitd buby theory, . | Departing from Dunkirk about 9.30 DEE et Heat put never i t " infallible be it ds) Me Bot dumb, the principle is the same. | The serious effect which the war J. on the night of April 14, Grandselgne their my ter! | y h ‘. y SHE oo uy ay a tit ib i ae es et dleplay naturally will be some- [is having upon the vital statistics | was greeted with volleys of shrapnel He a No Connection With Any Other Establis t in the World ov dbainite . sin s never exer-| what impaired if the mosauitoes arc "i : ; y G R AY H A IR } i except for the benetit of another | permitted to Danquet upon the Kaceaar | Of the nation, he added, is scen by J! from German batteries at Nieuport, vpeon, A man docs not Waste his fine 'Peauty, and, perhaps applying the | the fact that the natural increase [| Middiekerke and other Belgian coast — moralts a his:own, potty, personal | >. Maveilian principle to the. gock tion, which in 1913 was towns, He continued on to Ostend, ; eine shag pal Y lve: Tin 1995 52, + City Lady Darkened Her| proteome, but at the altar endows his Knees unto Caen 1919 to 252,000, where he opened tire on two German lair and Stir lated Its | not only with all his worldly | the premature end of our diminished | =~ —~ = | Warships Just leaving the harbor for | 5 ’ int with wll hisy vast moral |? + think tnie nine ce | MEXICAN TROOPS WILL | 4ecvrunse | 43 & 45 West 34th Street usta : # hint Su aire opp © hundred a weil i Tiniusthied eit ot! JOIN AMERICANS TO SE Seo ea Ener Hern | — Hreathes there a woman, no matter it is just as. lik 4 , o rater, Grandselgna al- how puritanical, who has as nice a) Mth—read the words of d PROTECT THE BORDER, | joyou wis gunner to discharge his full ‘ A yell kuown, reside re of Ban its of what at is proper and virtuous Was ee en before the Hostery a ammunition supply of sixteen sbelis Cw oO e roc Ss ty, Mo. who darkened her gray: hati i | Asoctation ne yor vomen, aic BEXICO C : -The 8 1 — Fee res etme proces, mado the | t Wear ws her father or her brother | ready are: woaring’ thee ater ines ng | a ee ee eee the Bubs | iealinen)oade | following statement: “Any lady or] or her hushond has for her? short a# men’s half hose,” said he, ary of Voreign Relations, pail his escape, The w did not sink, | ss of . yentleman can darken their gray or] Yow observe that Fcannot bring my- | “and at Atlantic City T saw some of | Amador, who has arrived here from] but apparently damaged. —_— | For Street, Sport and the Dance faded hair, stimulate its growth and} aci¢ to the corvect degree of horrifica- | th older ones turning down their| Hl Paso, declared that the tnterna- out br | viens Piya ee ane | hight elt to thea sree HOFEHIORS | stonk ° © » effect tution w jer record en he she id d0-| Chari . ic A Fa make it soft ant with this sin of socks for women. 1 Mage to get. (he samo effect! Honal situation wag all that could bel stroyed a searchlight that played Sheriff Makes Public Alleged! At Unusually Low Prices recipe, which yoeun mix on cause T am no , SORTS aie. Se Mies phi 4nd) about his machine in a raid the pre- Na Paael . r home, ‘fo half pint of water add 1 of aut van BS *' U.S. SOLDIER KILLED fiuerioan aru vious night on Ostend. P Confession Regarding Gut- “yoru small to arbe & . no! O° , oh al Pad oT ard a n compl wick ae PD a ceri on that the moment women | BY MEXICAN CUSTOMS | ot" pot nations, Ww suidest, would. bs | eee tenger Crime. ewest Frocks poun i DA OL BIE - nobilized © border f& 7 Ingredients can rel adopt a fashion It has be GU; ARDS AD BORDER, | Fee of catolinn aud crores TWO TRACES ARE FOUND — enibroidered voile, drug store at very iiet merely because It has Les Beata purnes Pe wanes Staten, 0.4. Mar 18 polnt d'espelt and organ: to the hair every other ay until the | come general RL PASO. May 18 —An Amertean| Gen, Cand the Foreign OF MISSING PHYSICIAN Sh Weisendanger to-day locked die, plain and tlowered, ’ s darkened sufficiently, the 7 ron . bi ean | te 1 Gen. Obrogot ° . bavi Weisendanger t0-da ge gray hair iy darkeved safficientts, then} “One woman fn) socks aMOve # PON" soldler who croased the international | Miuister, and Gen. Obregon, the War See ear ae eesti tie’ ease Special (eve tealp troubles and (s excellent | erly boturt i ie bet 4 kinged boundary, a mile and a half east of n torday, bit. neither ‘aticial os of the murder of Augustus Guttenger for dandruff and falling hair, [1 docs | seneration might he dreadful of course, Juarez early to-day, was shot and any details of the subject | fine ; ilies Gaia hoteheiha Lakeside Thay on iue 7, a OA EE esalay We nuibuatinky con Pik the me i two appear gome of Killed by Mexican customs guards, Of the conterer Father of O'Brien's Fiancee Hears cited ester TPE APT RE Newest Frocks greasy and does not rub off it will | the shock would Ko avira, Carranza commander sepa. tetas He Was Seen in Newburgh | oo) startin of Himstord, who has | Of net, Georgette crepe, make a gray huired person look 10 to advised Gen, Bell that the | PE. HING PREPARING PERMANENT CAMP: AT’ and Kingston. tutfeta silks in plain 20 years younger. Advt ang yston, tory at Turvy colors, stripes and checks, been employed in a f f old ated and fired on | 16.50 \ shot lin, fs sayy Anti to The Rrening World.» town, He is twenty-two year crepe de chine, pongee Out learning & new dane ight knit "Oo soldiers ta) HIS BASE AT DUBLA POUGHKEEPSIE, May 18. ‘There| The sheriff says Martin has told bin | siksandserge. Special herselt @ supply of go is for. the wi nventigute th ps seoma to be Iittle doubt that the|Claude Martin, his brother, did the er without giving grandfather cause two officers: assigned man who brought to the Beacon | crime - for worry by Gen, Gaviara and the Mexican | COLUMBUS, No M. May 18-—1he : 5 ctbes 5 (e) or (oye) Moraover, isnot the sock the logical military Judge moa Pic opciones bein Ame khe garage on Monday night the auto-| According to Seriff Welsendenger Newest Frocks ° troops in Mexico continued ¢ y, {mobile of Dr. Freeman 8. O'Brien of} Martin told him that on S Ot Georgette crepe, em- Vv 4 g It iw apparent that the major part of| WaPpinger’s Falla, who disappeared | he and hia brother and broidered — voile, | wi er I : is pees ee at Mag bart Cf on the eve of the day fixed for DIS} ou+ for an automobile ride and stop crepe de chine and t VET don, Pershing # Ary ne a t+ | wedding with Miss Agnes Olive Tim- pestis ape eres feta silk. Rue * . 7 trated at Colonia Dublan, on the out Aid | ped at Gruttenger’s hotel, Claude Ma 3 For Constipation sir Gh canta Grate Age agi, MINA AF Ua elt wR Des OFM Ay fouy cht ing Cut s ] RANDRETH novo.| Eaward ‘4. ‘Tinmine, father of the «bi | Newest Frocks \\ a) do Ia ne we " ' OF Soire Nahe, \ ” ' ‘ ) ad i yo ' ‘ > fy f the garage tallied closely with | he rewwrned had a tritimed crepe de chine ‘| Bead Trimuning, | é ‘The name proves least one Fe te that uf O'Brien Later, according mn Special) 18.50 if pA th i bass, A " cainp ; Mrs Timmins said missing dos lated by . equality BRT ith. terse BCME| tora’ mother denied the sory. of ae re Coat Reductions ments of twnber to Dublan Indicates | similar disappear of her son, a (ie PA SA P ane} at batldtr being erectec eet reported in Rov eo years : : t New. Ru iS | In the protective bottle—“a Will be substantial enough for any] Wao. fe stat va Ht y mor wn Newest Coats— All Lengths . Weather conditions: sched him t ite ‘ ‘ n MADE! FROM good bottle to keep good ; haengnans neces Chea en This, In wi Huinam d POT sit ; oe i i : r ‘ eriean co a » that ne was V4 f taffeta s elour, serge, gabardine, covert, cloth.) OLD CARP ETS- whiskey good.” fl eA RO k \ riff Joun M | white cl ind’ Velour checks; most of the 172. 95 } A UETRATeD RBPRLBT ARCELDA WEQUE : 3 ¢ ; \ ! Reduced to| t New Vom RICCO! 4B TBST Tet! ; Athan : 3 ‘a rt t i i 10 ORIENTAL RUG CO NEWARK N goof {can columu. cation. Uae heard of the Vit to White Platr ’ ™ a ha CE a ara