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

i ls ROS AER THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1916. ORESTRNGHOIS'$5,000,000 Simetter Trust Heiress RNGIRANGTLEE PETIGIATSPEDAL DIMENOVELSLED "225% ne “FALIDWSOMS Turns Her Back on Society to Win EFREBRTSHON NON OSINNED BY ISYEROLDBDY \cecs=s=e WNLEMBEG VE, Career ax a. Professional Muniion WAEIOMANFIO! WEG PLENERS: ORCEBNOT = tubes: reinstatement @f _——_ Nobody in the World, Who Is Well,| forty-one men discharged during theo Positions Taken to South of e] Hasa Right to Loaf—-It Is Stupid rer , : last few days and recognition by (6! 'Evacuate Nevolven Village on “Not Under My Jurisdiction,” Barricades Road in Jersey,|compony of the men'e right to of Galician Capital—Hard Re- to Be Idle. the Struma Soon Afier | Declares National Chair- | Blocks an Auto and Fights TAC the Oifices of tno corabainy Ai sistance on East, Frances I Should Be Bored to Death if I Had Bombardment Begins. | man Willcox. | Police With Pistol. [oald the operation of the tube Camm \ AD, Oct, 6 ¢ 4 ne |, hy Ee, Bape ve | Adventures ‘and. thlisedventotes of “Dime noveis and the movies,” the} Sumber "e "al nen ‘naa “voen dias P_pirmocnan oo «cs tomer |§5,000,000 | Called “Society” Affairs. [OI Seat Us gen Reet spa tre totum whieh anwar of mer eee cn wa aday'e War Office announcement, cup Who Many of Them Do Not Use Their the village of Nevoiven, it was an-| “Ona! Headquarters. The National piain everything from| anne e ans, (Mtciale says Committee of men have isowned o- Mischief to crime, was offered agnin| tion tt art a new | sponsibility for the fem venture -day by Mrs. La Pesky, of No, whi " ed to by the ma. y by » ¥ jority of workers and that when (be nounced officially to-day. ‘The announcement follows: turing Austro-German positions tu the | Pa ang Her Brains, or Only in a Vacuum. district south of Brzezany, southcast 4 bs * 0! de m urisd on,” " of the Galician capital. Counte Own It Is Harder for a Rich Woman to | “This morning our artillery com- ait Hot und - ey whine mnele Avenue, Jersey City, when tacks are holding up the Russian of pif ‘ i menced a bombardment of Nevolven, * Nat fensive along the line to the north Living, yt cae” Work Than It Is but after a short time the enemy | 29% ‘The official statement reads: ‘or a Poor One. | (Bul, .ians) was seen evacuating (he 6 venoueh the wome od Stanley, was in Hudson Ce y jail “In the ion of Zlochofi Says: \town, and it was occupied by ua forth. although the women advised us in Hu punty Ja without | with me concerning it and I ac- charged with attempting to b up PRES| ENT N sis te IDENT WILSO esced | the han t tirely - On the Struma front yeatorday ana avisaced in the lan. Tt ie entirely | motorist on the Kearny turnpike({ WILL SPEAK TO under the jurisdiction of Miss on the preceding night the enemy princes Kellor. who la head of the lst Might with a revolver and a INDEPENDENT VOTERS showed no activity. Our troops have) women's Hranch of the Hughes Alii- | barticade of logs Mt Saturday, Oct. % now consolidated all the ground! 00 PM gained. The total number of prison- re Yo! y uence or control a F es captured in the recent operations | gyop itt” war moked nn Ct her she fainted, throwing into toar-|} THE WOODROW WILSON SPECIL how amounts to three officers and 339 ,, ful dismay the seven children who The capture of Nevolven was an- nounced here at about the same time hand in deprecating gesture. had been revived she repeated an official report was received from ed ahe repeated again} FARE, ONE DOLLAR “Do you intend to stop it or change ' Gen, Sarrail, commanding the Balkan) ing plan?” |Joperations, that the Bulgars were re-| wy y treating under British attack. | ot only on the right wing, but south of Monastir, the allles are vigor ously on the offensive, ¢ announced violent fighting on the Ure Medzili-Kenali-Gradesnika font sting our Shadow Lawn, First of all, when the news came to ats By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. “It may be that I have influenc Will Leave the Penna. R. R. Station, hung about her skirts while the re- | 37th St. and 7th Ave, enemy is ubstinately offensive by making tacks. We took prison our troops captured some enemy You might buy a steam yacht or an Italian prince. You might positions aspire to the title of diamond queen, You might, 1f old and BERLIN, Oct. 6 (via London). | weary, plunge on futures by becoming a noted philanthropist. You | (forty mites cast of Lemberg), 11 The Woman Who Stops Her Work) | Seatac inves . coei-sasincves. Ss) When She Weds Never Really| pba’ titties ave procedding. ‘The Cared for Work. officers, two surgeons and The fierce Russian assault on the replied the chairman wea as to control” and he raised his Porter was talking to her. Wh ove |7 ATT P.M; SPECIAL ROUND TRIP flerce battles are proceeding What would you do if you were a woman worth $5,000,000? “In the region south of Br German lines in’ Volhynia, west of might spend your time devising new ways for your| heirs te escape the payment of an inheritance tax. Women of wealth have tested all these methods of spending time and money, But there's one thing which few women of wealth have done; one thing I fear YOU, newly rich, would not do. You would NOT earn your own living; you would not work as steadily, | as laboriously, as successfully as if--you had to. Yet Frances Nash is adopting that very course k broke down under our fir Which is one of the reasons why Frances Nash is a and again that the movies and dime |} Connec Lutsk, has died down, says to-day's War Office announcement, On. the front, northeast of Lemberg, how- ever, the Russians are more active The communication say “Between the Brody and the Zborow leading to Lemberg there was 4 revival of activity, After @ strong preparatory fire the and powerful ko, Dubie and 7 ions may be made from | novels must have induced her b hould 1 1M to {J Hudson Terminal or at Newark, N shoul¢ 7 exclaimed r | Tickets may be purchased f undertake his grave adventu ; agitators 4 “in their attempts b she was told by an Evening World | they were discharged P did not originate ? nor did I send the train reporter that her fifteen-year-old son | Willeox, son rwhat heatedly, “I think | representatives of the “He left home a little after 8 o'clock last night,” she said, “telling me that |f Weedrow Wiison independent League he would have a job by the time tej] at Penna, R. R. uptown station or at came back, He used to work on the |, Hudson Terminal from noon on Sate ing to be 9 urday until departure of train all. But { know of no rea rning to be a brak son why this train shouldn't continue [24 he got $18 a week. He was my LADIES CORDIAILY INVITED east of Lemberg). German, Austro- There are other interesting details. Miss Nash is the daughter and dill as it is, The papera say the women | &reatest help in supporting us all. 1 are being jecred 1 heckled. have ten children, you know, and my! “Well, what of it? Haven't the |*Mest daughter is married and can-| \ BE Hungarian and h (roops DY the heiress of the late B. W. Nash, President of the Ame x ter opr, | Piano recital in Aeolian Hall next ALONG THE BLACK SEA| Pr ; it ia @ good campaign activity. There | ple around here who did are some pe jen. Sarrail not favor the train and some men do vo in women's activity in y h ‘st Ne . appearance * idle, useless oman,” * BACK BY RUSSIANS PEGS TROY ee keet ret mace |tEiaatan Up by the Busdiats. #0 1| Mae e aro | 1 left home last night, saying le was Men in the professions are getting| | Stri ected 0 pirac came home. 1 hope to be in New that point of view,” commented Miss Strikers Suspected of Conspiracy | going to hunt work, his mother be York for several weeks now, and af-/Nash. “But T think the American) Von Falkenhayn Claims An- Arraigned for Stoning an Heved him and waited until long atte business man still prefers a pretty | § sf apotent! ty .|Not do much for us. L Just cannot . " » candidates been jeered. Everybody their stubborn © on every Iting ¢ t has been jeered—jecred by RUF-|@leve that Stanley has done any occasion broke the frequent storming 8nd Refining Company, known as the American Smelting . Miss ma kable s 1 soy lan 24 | such thing.” : The enem etrated OUT | Nas ps ts « coli singular if one had an o : back atonce.. We captured S10 men | yer" be 0,000 in her own BR! wmour years,” sho replied. “I re- | Col ve idle.” tracks across the county meadows MereR yt caching puus, We ure|miee Nash to a young andl ogived tmcst of mo renoneual tims rt Chambers, the novelist, LITTLE EVIDENCE OF PLOT [two vears ao, and ax tie boy w absolute masters of the position.’ attractive woman. Yet she has 2 ynee said to me that every intelligent) Tuesday afternon. SHE CHOOSES To WORK TO bs midnight for his coming. This morn 7 . va don). | ter that [ shall tour the count el JPETROGRAD, Oct, 6 (via London). | : Liebe 2 Hittle Dre ing she even prepared breakfast tor him, expecting him home any min ute, But th nly one who came was | st| the reporter with news of Staniey's t, | arrest, ‘ ) other Rout—Says Foe | ‘L” Train, | r ing in Germany. I should have stayed! woman of his acquaintance had som the only > ly, he " — chosen the arduous career of a pro- Bs he OH there longer, bit family became?job or other,” [told her. “He added was hard at work until two wooks a 7The Russian offensive in Turkish | FIND SELF-EXPRESSION. Miss Nash played twice in Cleve-| ome, Not that he doesn’ ago, when be lost his job. When he enia in the district west and uthwest of Trebizond is belng suc- | py 5 i Jees ains scar Wallace of No. 12 ise t ; land lust year with the New York) With her, even when he thinks she ts Flees to Mountains Oscar Wa I was sure tha x Kate why atiss AF iwi Mu FO ent he doniton M | Hundred and Twenty-ninth Stree , s to work, But I was al- “It is a pity that atill mor ushed, the War Office an : is a pity petully pusned: the Turks aro being | most equally sure that her manner of| Winter si Appear with the Hos- | American women do not wor ed back in the direction of the| spending her life would completely | to" Symphony Orchestra, she added. “They are so clever, Philharmonic ¢ Nash w estra, and this and John J, She One Hundred and n of No, 400 ‘orty-fourth Str s te 3uy Direct trom the Manufacturer ERLIN (via London), Oct. 6 Roumanian forces in ‘Transylvania| gtriking subway guards, were ar.| What happi ter St I left <, farshut River, which runs through mystify ever so many Americanj|CONSIDERS DANCING THE 4Nd yet so many of them do not a Stree Manley Suite $11-$50 Coats $$-$50 have been defeated by the troops of | raigned in Morrisania Police Court to- | home is written on the police blotter , ty es wOULN use their brains at all, or use them aT asctisond fea orig inte tne | Women and men, Therefore, when I GREATEST OF ARTS. only in @ vacuum. As a con |Gen. von Falkenhayn and driven | day on a charge of throwing stones at |Of the Kearny station. It saya that a 5 “How long do you practic I in-| hi i ¥ ok. Bea Revol, fifty miles |#aw Miss Nash in her home at No. 506 quence, their very cleverni back over the Alt River, the War 4 a Wine Maat ; en Treble rie |} Madison Avenue, the first question 1) tured. | them restless and nervous | PPAEINS atront: oars Shaws See et es Se Re ag Office announced to-day At the time of their arrest last | Car bearing five Jersey City men was| & Five hours a day,” she replied ed. Work is such a | ' put to her was, “Why do you do it The Roumanians are retreating . stopped on t Maine Shot Dead “One van't 4 night, p* J, they were| stopped on the Kearny turnpike by omplish anythi 4 # reports sta . “Why do | work?” she re | through ster Forest and are being p- EVERY WOMAN CAN FIND SOME- suspected of being in a conspiracy to|4 barricade of logs, where the Penn- jless time, Of course there jac LAREDO, ex, Uet Corporal a bit impatiently. “l suppose it's pursued, the statement suys. en tracks cross the ssassinate Theodore P, Shonts,| §¥lvania Railr ; portunity for much else. I live out THING WORTH WHILE TO DO, [yon & of Company K Leopold L. 1 because | like it so much, because Ikenhayn has captured 28 fleld loors, and I ride t ond Maine Inf great deal, Tam!) “ana joned here, was| in my work | find self you think, do you not, that) guns and 13 machine guns > pe Hon. jot and inst Killed # , k passionately fond of dancing as an even if a woman has tal J don't see that having money hai At other points along the Transy! Farming say that But I don't do so Adure t ident, and Frank Hedley, Gen- | tead on a viaduct. Two lights whiex| 5} 307 FIFTH AVE., al Manager of the Interborough | Usually illuminate (he spot bad been | ean ent hk ' Rapid ‘Transit Company smashed, | - " on! ec oumanians have 1 The men removed the logs, but Tha only evidence in support of | she can," Miss Nash said) been forced to retire, the statement) this charge was Wallace's admission | beard strange noises in the bushes] Every Bottle of Jane-\ quickly. ‘There is the big field of| says. The Austrian end German|that he had said in various bar sth wo th , i has a right to loaf. Every man, A 1 t 4 i n flanking the road, so they sped to; | every woman, ought to do som me? et ririnainaeivge ti jiadit beret tossy taper yak nan | troops pressed back the Roumanians rome sane , thought Shonts and Kearny and notified the police. Six | thing, to have some definite aim, | It would be rather silly ana pe. [18 educated in schools, But what does |OVer the Homorod River and drovs 4 bought a revolver and aome| Policemen, armed with rifles, were ‘ | for the good of his or her soul. ¢ coo ahas ase N that edueation usually amount to? It|them from their positions southwes idges in Newark "4 ver | despatched to the scene, three in the ed to say that, wouldn't in| ; wt nearly sol LONDON, Oct. 6.—The recent | 1 walked ¢ art; I rea it the greatest |sueh find something we uted tan Of course yours, she ss while to do? anything to do with the matte: n, Maine. Nobody in the world, who is well, friends con-| F tion—that sort—isr . Besides, it's so stupid to be idle. led Miss Nash, “My mply crams her with a lot of facts, | of Libanfalva. pund in the possession of either | Jer City car and threo in the town | NOS S58 sae men. Quick to Heal lag Nashenckaan @lbWLeayaelMalailertie 6 cacicee bir an Manan coennoe tine ambulance s only be Is 4 _ : ident Shonts stated to-day that : | OTT Titi Wit. \act she wees tess kite yoomn |e Maat eon mee | es : cronning of the Danube by Roumanian} whic" ane beste these was | Phos found the toms agaln athwart| ' Weatarnees wiih blue ese Bnd abmnc|iny: Work ested, “which you and every well- forces constituted a successful raid,|any organized plan on the part of the] the road,'and when they fla their | and ‘Do not tolerate any unsightly, ine ay there is something “I like fun and good times, just | ‘io woman worker posse You need according to a wireless despatch from| strikers to kill him, he did think the [tights tow the bushes re-| ; H . fi as any sane woman likes: them. |do only the work you love best; and| $ Jactions of some of the strike leaders |. bias Side ahnoying skin affection, Poslam sincujiriy boyish and unspoiled about | Bute frankly, | should. be bored |you necd not do that until you are| Rome to-day. The Koumanians, says] Wig ringing about & condition dan. | Volver shots came in answer, The fe intended to relieve you of such trow- jer She ix utterly devoid of either, to death if | had nothing in my |fully prepared for it. Not everyo thig version of the affair, destroyed! gorous to. him and to other oMolals | palioem n returned the fire sharply, and is successful even in worst life except so-called ‘society’ af- | has the resolution to foll ravated Eczema cases. Poslam opulent or professional arrogance : } pnyon | Bulgarian depots containing larg the company nd in A moment # boy, his hands | i i fairs. It seems to me that parties | Cox's gospel of art.” And [quoted the| quantities of army provisions and Mr, Shonts said both he and Mr.Jabove his head, walked out, He was| | it rove its powers when applied, She '* @ phenomenal artist in one re-| and gaieties are like dessert; a |bevutiful |i crossed the Danube without losing a| Hedley had be Ine thrOhhs | eee. Guay, Me ala that al stepping all itching, working improve: sree! at least; she shows more in-| little goes a long way. ice cream | Wo for . oF sine ae cary ; ; Stan a y. wid that « ment every day until the skin is clear terest in ideas than in personalities, | and candy are delicious, once in a | [ie ing | yentis mals arte | “According to the Bulgarian official | . companion, whose name he did not healthy. It is the persistent foe “How long have you been work. While, but who want | wes re reports the Roumanians were badly fh | know, had induced him to take part | cut up by Bulg , the Hedley bh Rustchuk and Pimples and all eruptional disorders. | jy" 1 asked. an forces My in a plot to wreck passing cars 1 » though,” Miss Navh ad That's wonderful,” id Mis d rob the inotorists, esMie ARA thea ane touae caught the invaders | twe ——_. the dark 4 ou fires and compe their disorder! 2AM St Y ‘ ‘4 A pmpanion was not found Ai.c% more than others, “SPeattrs & Placess retro eit heey Tost oo «| (MOTHER? JONES QUITS JOB; the second — plac ren girls {the official statement issued to-day by High Quality ye A Delicious Flavor mand took some! “You Can't Win Under Amateur etensceieniioan = Organizers,’ Aged Agitator’s Every Whim in friends and family are pulling at her|the Russian War Of: constantly, urging her to give up, The | 300 prisoners yeste reverse Is the ease with the poor girl Then, finally, if the rich ! achieves b strikers to win, has a0 De ee 100th Beth i ; | * job, She doesn't think much of] $ | Mrs, Catha P. Coles of No. 630 they don’t think much of her | izabeth, N. Jo, cele Deaths Than Yesterday—Total Jefferson Avenu m going to Washington to-mor brated hor one hundredth birthday, yeu of Cass Now 9.018 Pere nate PEE We have set fovsenace a remarkable temory, he | The Infantile paralysis report of th » the west,” said Mother” Jones about to supply IR I hax four living childr en grand: |Boerd of Health to-day showed ur n Evening World reporter. “I every new style ° ‘ ; Ps and nine great-great grandchildren, | deaths over yesterday's figures. New |! Y ant win « strike by Sun suggestion of Airtight Lins preserve all the fresh, rich flavor. y pinking Hee fisrrounien’ was hela Teune |cusen to-day numbered 19 und De itrieas gata the “prohibitive - deaths 6. “bo | price milliners” * Rascovar, Pr i no PATH at hg died spe f} range of prices, { w York News Bureau | ten 5 J e riot st ' i ) wae flied Cor provets| tea eas | Hot last might, int : Some dupli- Vegueathed | Haas hte nere way anyt cates of the hats id) Honda of the come | see oe | offered here are to iildren and elatives,| Tuts 9 4 + ice uary cstate in given to the | The total numb to date 0 - ond Mireet, and priced at $15 some at $18, further up the Avenue. war of No, 16/18 9118 t + nd the total number ba 1 neeting a ain'$11000 ait in. tas ae: High and tow, Aaty 4 \\ broad and nar- row, draped crowns and sweeping Gainsboro brims. SMALL HELD FOR MURDER. In velvets of every hue—king's blue or burgundy, black, balsam green or taupe— trimmed with that chic simplicity which is the hallmark of correctness, He In Accuse: Cottawe That » Was Fired, MOUNTAINVIEW, No HL, Oct. 6— French Millinery Salon on Second Floor ly a Boston k Pacieing GMD |e Sorte Sax ies Up Ab the Fashion hearing in the District Court to-day, Pure and mellow—the use Small was found dead in a cot New Shop Nineteen West 34th Street distiller’s art. tere team Biraiag peeaaeppaepaena Insist on “Sunbeam” Comes in All Vavieties—including “Russian Blend’—10c. per Tin = = ORDER FROM YOUR GROCER ‘ — Se Austin, Nichols & Co.-New York u wit The Largest Importing, Manufacturing d Wholesale Grocery Concern in the World - . Sole Distributors Me i Jonce that she had been strangled, shot and {ne Bouse set on fire, a