The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1916, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD , MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1916, OHURT WHE DEATH AVENUE TRAN HTS CAR ycomotive Smashes Into Rear of Crosstown Car at Forty- Secorid Street. \VE GO TO HOSPITAL. eports of Accidents Conflict and No Arrests Are Made. Five persons were removed to the epital and fifteen others received imor Injuries last night when an stbound Forty-second Street cross- wn odr of the Third Avenue line, ning the ourve at Eleventh Avenue ‘@ Forty-second Stroet, was struck ‘a New York Central locomotive, Patrolman Bradley, of the West wty-seventh Street station, on strike ity on the car, summoned an ambu- nee from Polyclinio Hospital as on as he Was able to extricate him- It, Dr, Lowrie took the following per- ne to the horpital: 7 Mra. Marian Casey, 82, of No. 724 wrnon Avenue, Long Island City, ffering from hysteria, lacorations id contusions, After treatment she tt for home. P Alfred Geisler and his wife, Anna,) Wednesday They Will Begin Two Months’ Reduction Ni i i cone Mew, totais: Avenues the! Course, With $50 Award for Woman Who Achieves furies to the left shoulder, hip and Best Results From Diet and Exercise Lessons e@ and her husband for lacerations, Prepared by Miss Furlong and Pub- oth went home later. Mrs. Julia Tritt, 32, of No, 263 East lished in The Evening World. iventy-soventh Street, lacerations, ntusions and hysteria; treated and ecyerears By Pauline Furlong. To insure a varlety of types which would intere Mrs. Marie Unger, 48, of No, 1500 TT" pictures presented to-day| Oy Yeadors, woond Avenue, cut on the cheek and introduce to Evening World| wide range cht, from only Mered contusions, After treatment readers tho six stout women!‘ feet 11 inches tall to 6 feet 6% inches, cate bead iach whom I havo selected as entrants! You will note that the shortest of passengers in the car, most in the reducing these women, Mrs. A., is also the them women, were thrown to the heaviest. All are many pounds too wor. The car was carried clear of class of = the heavy for their height ® rails by the impact. Figure Improve-| LESSONS FOR READERS AS As the call for the ambulance went ment Contest, WELL AS CONTESTANTS. the reserves from the West Thirty- They will re- celve their first woman reader of The ning World I wish to cail the atteation of every venth Street Station were hurried to the fact that the course of lessons the crossing. The police carmed any of the hysterical and fainting omen from the car. One story told by witnesses was at the locomotive engineer, John wriam of Croton-on-Hudson, had the thin women, w nesday's Eve- 01 » is pri- ning World. is designed to prove to all women To-morrow the/that a properly arranged course of i | diet and exercise, if faithful fol- pictures Of the} iowed, must produce good results, tlme to calculate the distance be-| “OF? Six thin women|whother the object be to lose flesh | een the car and his train, Another] Who have entered tho developing °F gg hi he lessons will be s : # that the motorman of tho car|class will be pablished and thelt sented that every woman reader .s in a hurry to get across the| first lesson will appear in Thurs- who desires to improve her fig- oka. No arrests were made. day's Evening, World. Thereafter, Ure can benefit by them just as thoroughly and satisfactorily as the lessons for the two classes Of the twelve contestants, —_————_— UGHES, AFTER REST UP, | omen in me conten—mno stout Aitanten"uc "whe no money and the thin, will be published al- Prizes beyond those awarded to con- on the Home Page proved health and a more ¢ of The Fvening World daily maga- figure and the satisfaction that wil ‘ zine section. quired b ards well wo Wndidate, Speaks in) Omatia) To) wen tn moth clanmee! were] every wo elentious and coi Night, Then Takes In South photographed wearing masks In or-| tinued efforts, Dakota and lowa. der not to disclose their identity. or HOW TH © COunee. WILL BE the same reason we cannot publis : BROOTEN, Netix Oct. 36--Chasion Nits names, but to Identity oach one] »,7 "ere will Be twenty-four lossona Hughes left Lincoln at 7.30 A. M.| +, our readers, must designate them for thin women, and they Doan day for his second day's campaign Nebraska. The nominee spent Sun- | by letters, ko prepared that, if they a The six stout women whose pictures rotate ‘ y quietly here, seeing no callers, igh eg 4 appeared to bo refreshed by the properly any woman should able desired results right in are published to-day will be known a yor own he jMrs. A. Miss 5. Mrs. C., Mrs. D4] ‘Tne course for the stout women Minn E. and Miss F, If you save to-| will be similar to that of a year aio, vii 2 lby w » under my personal super- Jday's pictures you may easily keep! }* by WAGEE Tey Reraovn| AUPEE | track of their progress in the contest, a tow wecks her remarkable reduc- charts giving changes in their| tion in weight, and and fifteen minutes at Colum. | CONT Oi surements will be| That for the thin women will be 4. He ts due at Omaha at 5.45 P, M, | “SEY eae ts wal Jarranged with equal care. Both are 1 will hi test printed from week, te ee | designed to bring about better health will speak there to-night. To-|" ai gix women have been welghed! ny the natural accompaniment. 1 rrow he will go into South Dakota/and measured under my personal su At. fr, Hughes's programme to-day led for thirty-minute stops at Haste ‘8 and Fremont, an hour at Grand fact, the results are © achieved 1 Towa. |pervigion and a complete tabulation yy Hettering the health of contestants \t Hastings Mr. Hughes again de- | of theso statistics follow ee wane cay eeeaie Mate d the declaration that a vote for MRS. A. Ment are the resuit of aa unnatural condition of he In both ease Indicated will be that approved by speclulists who have made dictet study, The N ne diet 1 meant a vote for war. Weight, 225 pound + helght, e iL The farmors of this country have! # feet ‘ays been patriotic in sentiment”) arm, 16 i; age, 28 43 sald, “Woe have never had a na-!19; ankle, 10. miss B. | Beteiven meee for per nare: ve aal difference where we did not : vanced and strenu rk an co Wetght, 189 pound 15 feet 1% Inches; waist, 34; hips, 44; neck, 14; upper wrist, 64; thigh, 27; calt, 15; MRS. C. testants and read ! r up dor- jmant muscles and f fy endurance, } 1 new exercise each Hostrated, and f te the boys responding from ms. I don't believe there ts adenée in the spirit of Am $1 stand here as a man of pe 1, 124 ankle, 6. the greatest number! women of @ lesson in Wed-j which these stout women, and alao| Lt marily for their benefit, The contest | eful ( if | Endicott & Johnson, own all-Philippine ‘Six Stout Women Who Compete With Six Th WILSON SUPPORTERS GRANT 8-HOUR DAY Republicans Who Espouse Presi- dent's Cause Give Increase to 12,000 Shoe Workers. BINGHAMTON, N, Y., Oct, 16,— # of the largest group of shoe factories in the world, announced to-day that begin- ning Nov, 1 they will establish an eight-hour day system in all of their which employ 12,000 men, n Will bo given ten houre’ ork, A sation, as the tannerl: of the company are tn Moan districts and bo Republicans, who, how nounced thetr tntenti President Wilson, T Inspired by the Pré the railway ca passage of the Ac WILSON SERDS GREETING n s action In which led to the mson law. TO FILIPINO LEGISLATURE New and Happier Order of Things Is Shown in the First Meeting To-Day, WASHINGT , Oot, "A new and happier order of things,” is Presl- dent AV jon of conditions in the E aa expressed to- day In a « tory message to Governor G Harrigon in nt tion with the convents ture be kind enough,” he Will you not cabled to Harrison, members of the Le y to the © first say it 1s an atrocious mis rit u tation for anybody to go t pounds; height,| they have any difficulty In conform. Jand proclaiming t Ameri 4; Ww A Ing to the course and whenever they ple that a vote fe o is a vote 15; up eon desire any sone | Information ‘ial = ' Start with the contestants and MRS. D. see, at the end of the eight weeks, a ta ape. Bie hel how your own progress compares | Wetgnt a 2 pounds AB 3 e ent ney Meur t, 7 31; wrist, 7; thigh, bsolutely Removes |’: Rice digestion. Onepackage |, ys's",1%, 0m ee, netens| FOREIGN HAME, SAYS GOFF feet 6 inches; waist, 30; bust, i 1 ii 54, 48; neck, 1849; upper arm, 12% ovesit. 2hcat all druegists | Biba, «E thigh, 28; cult, 17; ank. om. Supreme Court Justice, Denyi MISS F. Broker's Application, Makes Welght, 196% pounds; ; the Ruling, peignt, Ga inane No matter how awkward a foreign bust, 44; hips, 4%; 6 arm, 13; wrist, 6%; t pame may he to its owner there 1s ha ees no 1 for changing it in th) Court Many stout women sent int Justice in refus plications to enter 1 aclectad the ing to « name Harry Pola koff to of, He is a broke at suited to th WwW sire a as tranc »h ymumercla The Sauce of Good Taste standing in the Anancial distrlot und Len & Perrins’ Sauce improves the most delicate wise 18 u ul cia flavor; it gives piquancy and zest to rp every dish from soup tosalad with @ ins which it bya is used, op’ c garded WwW t v > know r would of Parker would not acter.” Send postal for free kitchen hi 100 new recipe: “LEA & PERRINS, Hubert Stree er containing jew York City | | swift & Company's al of Beef tn New lyork City for the week ending Aaturday, Octis, averaged an follows: Domest Beet* 11.81 conte per pound,—-Adve. ‘ Sc 86504 LEGAL RIGHT TO CHANGE to meet under t most cordial greetings ra wishes, and will you not express to them the hope that the onfidence tha 4 been re 1 in them by the and th in tates w t whol & For my- | to th vernmont in| arta glad | the taken," PARKER, MOOSE NOMINEE, TO SPEAK FOR WILSOX ice Presidenti, Progressives to T Stump in Boston Wednesday, John M, Parker, Bull Moose Vice Presidential nominee, w make a campaign speech for President Wil son in Bost F. J. Vo Mint, will reasons why should vote for Quizzed by Frederick D. Underwoo: indidate — of ment for Wilson, Republican Chair man Willeox anawered “Neither wood nor any ot the railroad presidents has made nny plane to put an eight-hour day on| from yuri their lines.” vote every headquarters at the Hotel Jury tiny sulting i th and tho sup orable courses, One was to r New York Cit ‘Weight 190 Height 5.6 Waist 30 es Hips 48 Sawa. OSBORNE START HS CAMPAEN TO DEFEAT WHTIAN Says Governor’s Re-Election Would Be Blow to Prison Reform, Declaring that the re-election of Gov. ¥ nan would be one of the » of Bupporting | worst setbacks ever given to the cause vw order W8S |of prison reform in this State, Thomas Mott Osborne, whose resignation as Warden of Sing Sing Prison b effective last night, stated to-day at the Hote! Belmont that he would de- effort between now and in laying the facts be- e people, He will make his amo E for on Da and wil! tour the State, “{ will avold personalities, but the facts must be made known," Mr, Osborne sald, “and I will submit con ances, of the Governor's hostility to humane prison government, I am not in politics, and my lecture tour ts without partisan arrangement or Tecling, I think this is @ good time to have the facts come out and tt is up to the public to pass j ent. "It will be shown that the Grand gation In Westchester, personal attacks on nd by the Governor, He rintendent had two hon was § me without Investigation, the oth Was to appomt a committee under the Moreland Act. I asked hit polnt the investigating comr to ap- nittee and @ said he would, but he did not The Governor says he levos the prisoners should be under ‘iron Als iplive,’ what thet ne ty wt the) ah ter of the} profer the man jn-| t persist when 4 man rts are being mado t penalty for a wrong se will open his tour at |Cooper Union on Wodneaday night On Thuradny ho will aponk at the| | Patnce Casino in Harlem and n Friday at ant Iall, On Oot, 24 he will speale In Buffalo and on Oot a1 he w fh Myrnouse, Ho wil return to thie elty for the last week of the palin, Many (lends of the former war don vist niin early this morntie at the hotel and he reoslved ncores of telephone mensiges tnd tolegramn viting hun to ap in Ones In The Evening World’s Figure Improvement Contest Halt a dozen passengers were wiichtly| by Dr. Jenson Patrick Mullins of No. 112 Adetphi | abaoun: SIUe mn JN woo. » Luxurious Coats Height 4.11 1-2 TweNEW Nemo Back-RESTING CORSE THIS 14-FOOT SNAKE EVERY INCH A BAD ONE Attacks a “Lady,” Then When Up- braided Hugs Keeper, Breaking Latter's Pipe. Jimmy Reilly, superintendent of the Python Apartments of the Central Park menagerie, 1s now quaiified to the feelings bam. Gus, the fou: of @ boneless en-foot boss of the enakery, and Susie, one of the younger set, made a dash for a nico plump rat at breakfast the beat Gus to the m wiggle, whereupon Gus seized Susie and proceeded Jimmy rushed to Susie's ald and, braided him for atrikt Gus, forgetting his friends; sand Angelin Street Sadie Liptes of No. 1 a f to-day when two trolley care of| PitAl and wer me. Othera were ous i Rinne the Brooklyn and N Hive _> — in & rear-end collision 0: atee Keel of Dreadnonght Catitornta to n this alde the Manhattan Bride Ne Lata Now. The fret car bad atoppe posite! WASHINGTON, Get The keel of Chrystie Street when the car following, | the superdru®inoveht California, builds torman making futile effort to Uwe Mare Isiand Navy Yard, will the brakes, cr Tinto it |be tall Nov. 25, the Navy Department of Soft Fabrics $25 Extreme Lightness of Weight Unlimited selection of those mode!s which are most in de- mand at much higher prices. Smart, mannish styles of the “great-coat” variety, in velours and rough-finished woolens of surprising lightness. 1 Showing the eoachman’s collars of unusially large -~-two-in-one styles, may be worn high or | flaring, open. y } Big pockets and lavish trim- | mings, all the finer details of tailoring being carefully carried out. No Charge for Alterations Fashion - Shop Nineteen West 34th Street Tt Rests Your-Back£ 2 TIVES lines of ultra fashion, Flattens back, expands chest, helps contract abdo: men, Induces erect bearing, healthful Poise. ELIEVES back- ache by supporting . ' tired muscles. Soothes * irritated nerves; gives restful comfort. QR all figures, from the slip of a girl to the substantial matron. No. 338--for slim, girlish hy h Sites Id to 2-68.00, O. 880——for slender to medium figures; lightly boned, sizes 20 to 30-88 60, No, 600-—f0r (ull figures; “Invisible” Self-Reducing Strape--6.08, Thie ENTIRELY NEW CORSET-SERVICE is worthy of close investigation by every woman. GOOD STOKES EVERYWHERE Nemo Hygiente-Pushlen Lastituts, New York , himself about Jimmy and was of converting er, came to the res kled Gus until he released Jimmy 8 soon as ho recovered his Bolmont | in his body had Jumination disclosed clusive proof from his own utter. | Jimmy sustaine been broken was @ broken pipe ‘BERMUDIAN, DISGUISED ANO OARK, HERE WITH 285, ive them and | Steamer, With Stacks Painted Gray, Sailed Ahead of Sct to Avoid U-Boat The steamer Bermudian a stacks, usually red and Bhe was schedule ck Baturday mort away to sea at afternoon, She took an unusual and no lights were but no submarines wore # her | Barnegat Light, #tehted last night wan the first sign of life observed by | the passengers, who set up a the welcome beacon passongern forty os of officers of the n regiment which » dered to the front from Ii LET POSLAM MAKE YOUR SKIN CLEAR AGAIN! If you realize the unalght!!ness, the ‘favation and the danger of skin tions allowed minor nature, mptly dispose of them with Horium, ‘hie fs the remedy to quickly clear Ue: ures and Itaking Lrritatien power over tnatitutiona! tho better mon who aro} Rash, Acne, Itch, ‘Mosauite-iuer, BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & G Fulton and Bridge StsBrooklyn’ SPECIAL SALE ° Continued for Tuesday Exclusive Fall Model Unusually high cut boot for women of discriminating taste of Tan Calfskin, welted sole and all leather heels, Regularly Priced at 6.00 4.50 On Special Sale at the Brooklyn Store, in parts of the Htate, in- | gembaee oak, |