The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1916, Page 10

ic | ~- 1 <TABLE Serna URN TE 20,000,000 AT WAR MONPRODUCH, ‘ ‘1 : : 4 ‘ |i t , » They Wear More + More Clothing and § } © Bat More Food Than in |; $ Times of Peace. | ' § WASHINGTON, Oct, M—Twenty 3! A = t enough hoo for 80,000 men and Qpeugh clothing for $0,000,000, are Behind the igh cost of living in this @euntry, said Becretary of Commerce ‘Badfeld to-day. “The world is short of goods by the amount that these 29,000,000 fight- ing men would produce !f they were svorking. | “On the other hand, these men are Consuming much more than they Would consume if they were working, Probably it is true to say that each ‘of these 20,000,000 men in peace wears @ut rot over three sults of clothes a year, As a soldier In the trenches he ts said to wear out # sult of cloth- tng every month, In other words, his Censumption of clothing is at least four times as great as in peace, Thin would mean for the 20,000,000 about 100,000,000 additional suits of clothing each year. “Again the best authorities think, these soldiers, living out of doors, | ‘under severe exertion, consume at Teast one half moro food than they de in time of peace. Here then is an eAded consumption equal to the food | Fegniarly eaton by 10,000,000 persons “It is further true that factories | fm all tho belligerent countries that ordinarily produce goods for general, use aro busy on war munitions. Four thousand such factories are #0 en-| gaged in Great Hritain alone. The eeme is true of belligerent country to some dey » but to a very much smaller degree in ours own country. Tho resuit iv that at ‘the time of the greatest consumption the production is greatly reduced “In addition, it is a fact, that the great crops of Russia are whut off from the markets of the world by, the war, henco her wheat t# not, @vailablo to feed the nations of the West, At the same time it is the fact that our own crops of almost every Pd are shorter than gr somo years past. “This country never was before ty millions perous as it this means that men and women aro wpending more than before, which is another way of saying that their «e- mand te ter at a time when the} te 4 stker all Ve reasons, which seem sound, there is nothing stran, about ‘the advance in. the cost ee | Geede—and by ‘goudy I mean food- stuffs as well as other Jacked up, It the whole the re- Bult of the terrible t terrible folly of ONE KILLED, SIX HURT WHEN AUTO VEERS 10 DODGE DOG IN ROAD 'Thirtieth Street, Indicte EARLY WINTER WEDDING BELLS POR THE NAVY SET AT NATIONAL CAPITAL. Cee bebe g eee benes fie Sevepesest 44e4 Mias Margaret Strother Smith of Washington, D. C. daughter of Capt William Strother Smith, U. 8. N., will become one of the first brides of the winter when she is married to Mr. George Kennedy of Worcoater, Mass. An,ouncement of the exact date has not yet becn made, ESCAPES DEATH CHAIR BY A PACT WITH PROSECUTOR John Ryan Gets fn Oats Light Sen- tence on Promise to Help Convict Confederate. « 4 weeeeeds Join Ryan, an ex-convict, five years old, of No. twenty- 310 West for mum tor in the first degree, pleaded guilty in the second dogr today before Judge Wadhams and was sent to Bing Bing for “not less than twen.y years nor more than the natural term of his life, Ryan pleaded guilty as a result of 4n agreement made by his attorneys, Benjamin Barondess and Charins I. | Lostwick, with the District Attorney. | The evidence of this bargain is on) file with the papers in Judge Wad-| hams's court. “Tombs Prison, Oct, 16, 1916, “1, John Ryan, indicted for murs der in the first degree as @ result | of the death of Henry Green, do hereby sutherize my attorneys, Messrs, Benjamin Barondess and Charles F, Bostwick, to obtain for me a plea of guilty of murder in the second degree, to which charge I intend to plead guilty upon arraignment in open court. “1 further promise that in event Tam allowed to plead guilty 3 murder in the second degree, in gratitud Sheresen, 1 will ti and voluntarily testify before rand Jury "Aeainat my co-de endant, Charis MeCarthy, and Soeot ik ae sistance, & author! my paid attorneys to Bo etate the District faa tty: 4 RYAN.” Jitney funate Several Men' Turns Over and Is Hurled Against Stalled Car, HASTINGS - ON - THE - HUDSON, N. Y., Oot. 24.—Joseph Soldogin of No, 158 Willow Street, Yonkers, was killed and wx other inen reverely injured early to-day in a collision of automo- Biles on Warburton Avenue here ‘One of the curs was u jitney owned ty Henry Bouris of Yonkers and @riven by Joseph McCarthy, a youth Of about seventeen years Tho other car belonged to the 13. & O. garage and was sauuihg unoccupied in front of hat waers place. noe rried a number of men ir way to work at & Cable Com- pany's plant in Hastings, mon Paneer Avenue ational Condu) the driver of the jitney turned out to avoid a fat an at the same time put on the wakes. The jitney v trohey tracks, turned over and then struck the B. and O. car. All the oc- cupants of the car were thrown to the roadway and jay stunned. | Boldogin was found to be the most) seriously injured and he was hurried | to Bt. John's Hospital at Yonkers, where he died. The others hurt were treated by physicians and sent to their homes. Hoyris, owner of the Jitney, and MoCarihy, he driver, were | taken into custody by the Hustings police, Moth of the were | wreck ered into the _ GIRL HIT BY AUTO, MAY DIE. Driver Held on Charge of Operat- Wille Drinking. — | Miss Jenniv Fitspatrick of No. 3 . Jumbia Street, Newark, was crossing Lafayette Street at Broad Street that city, this morning when she was run down by an automobile owned and ae cat who said he was Tra- Of No. 436 Sixty-firat ocklyn. Mise FAtspatrick, wan “ hurt and may die She ts in} Ror Hospital eee Kerr! arrested =the lodged leint of having Police Must PITTSBURGH policemen 1 Stare end wenine the » the the y¥ and Just of the rile inspire aul mbers Of the Drbariment a voller spirit. of Ryan on June 13 last, in company es McKenna, twenty years, arthy, entered the wholesa Green at No. S01 the cash drawer. on gaye battle and was shot and killed. Hig murderers escaped, but subsequently Kyan and McKenna were Caprustn MCL ATEDY Ms aU a LUBIUVO. tn“ urging the acceptance of the plea of murder in the second degree From Bi hers Assistant District Attor- ‘oesch said Ryan had thrown! and M Mquor house kept 4 Ninth Avenue to ro mer ns srable Might on another homl- ode which has long puzzled the enna, also indicted for murder in the first degree, was allowed to ylead guilty. to. manwlaughtor, He Will be sentenced next Tuesday, Ho, too, ts nvict. tw in the District At- torney's office that the reason that leniency bad been requested for Ryan wae that Mecerrny, fired the shot that actually killed Green, FIVE MINUTES! NO NO GAS OR ANY STOMACH MISERY Don’t suffer! Dyspepsi , Sourness, Heartburn 22 GRAIN 4 oF DIAPEPSIN STOPS INDIGESTION IN FIVE MINUTES, SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS | Wonder what apeet your stomach~ which portion of the food did the dam- age—do your your stomach is in & revolt; if sour, gassy and upset, and what you just ate has fermented inte stubborn lumps your head dizzy and aches; belch gases and eeids oni Tuctate undigested breath foul, © coated just ts » littl Diapepsin and in’ five minutes you will wonder what became of the indigestion and distress, Millions of men and women to-day know tha is needless to have a bad stomach. A little Dispepsin occasion | scenes {a forgotten. Here’s the quickest, surest relief known: for Well, don't bother, If | f THE EVENING WORLD, , TUESDAY, OCTOBER Nijinsky’s Till ee [HELD AS. BLACKMAILER A Marvel of Grace :: OF “WHITE SLAVE” GANG And Conception ,. wane $15,000 Bail for Brown, the Latest ras | foal to Re Arrested in the Justice patre Department's Round-Up. James A 24, 1916, Hall on Thursday evening. umm man a Her pro- comprises songs by French, 1 American com; osers, | neluding a group of children’ ngs by Kernochan and Milian, | - Bleaches Teeth, Sweetens Breath, Retards Decay STEARNS’ « Lund, soprano, a pupil of ny give. wh pad art le i ve a fecital at Aco day evening under (he n Seandina- PHOZONE Most powerful Germ Killer containing, By Sylvester fester Rawtlias ASLAW NIJINSKY, of the Brown, Sam tend the last arrestet Hallet Russe, by bis presenta) icoy ockholm, and jlo the roupd-up of blackmailers by} NO POISON tion last night at the Manhat- 4 . netorening, the Department of Justice, was ar- Pha gota Alphozone has been tan Opera House of his own chore: Ah programe, “" “"Tenigned to-day betore U. 8, Commis prominent dentists every- graph lustration of Richard pe rh sl wionet Clarence Houghton. He asked where sfotovertweve years becnine Strausy's astounding Musical CONCED” Amerionn Architects Invited to | for @ postponement until he could se and gum boils, maken aa chective tion “TY ~~ Bulensplegel's = Merry je for New Ausl Pr cure counsel and given until the Siaent Hance antiseptic mouth wash, eitervepts Pranks,” bas fairly rivalled the Ger VABHINGTON, laist. ‘The charge against Bro mouth sores—| Ort. 24.—Amertean is ve Lys fg ba Medea a |) wrohitects have heen invited by the | extortion, alleged to have been oom- whiteos the teeth. an added to his world-wide fame as! Go cjoment of Australia to particl- | mitted in Atlantic City, His bail was Infantile Paralysis and other an {nterpretive dancer, giving al pat. in the international competition | axed at $15,000, in default of which ho| | crms carried in the mouth end broader conception of the possibilits ‘ening the federal parliament nose secretions can beeasi!y reached was gent to the Tombs, pending ex | tradition proceedings. by Alphozone, the greatest non- poisonous germ killer, it ut the new capital elty of Can- of bis ort, ts the mu t part of the record, ‘The visuallaing of the music| . and the date of | "Vconts of the Department of Jua-|| Get ALPHOZONE ne We cut, tailor and finish every garment in our own day- that gots forth the tale of the pranks | tended tice have been looking for Brown fr I druggist. today—com Moser By light factory and the big business we do in 27 stores enables of the mocking rogue, alternate! > —— a month, but not know that he irections in hand: us to buy great quantities mat 6 at most ivantox buffoon, clergyman, knight, professor, Two Killed When Urprene stde-| Vos In city until a few days ag» fo = y Sbe y Bi | ies of materials 1ost_ advantage wipes a Wrecked Freight Tra when Chief William Offley got on hix ff bottle containing 25 tab- mystifying the anything you please, ‘ ik. Ith inged thi lets — fact MAHA, Neb, Oct, 24. on| (rack. It ts clairged that tn big opera. manufactured by plain people and shocking those 1m ae ee iis Tow Angeten| Hons with Willlam Butler and “Doc” i Frederick Stearns &Co., thority, getting bir Ol of fun and! yinited on the Union Pacific side- Ponahue, who are now under indict Detroit, U. 8. A. ¢ snapping his fingers at Fate, finally| wiped a freight train wi nt for conspiracy in the representa- Hi ew York Omeer 108 Joha Sareet reat, fh gots him | wrecked neor Bushnell tion of Federal officers to biackmati, laughing at Death, which # | af vit by uae of the Mann White Slave act | by a public hanging, 1s a marvel: aus anon the imited. and. "M4 [and In his own work, he got more than | = ere errr thing. Of bimgelf and his capacitios | Moore, brakeman on the freight 0,000 from his victim: Heaney Weekes Wadies Wins Mourns he was a revelation, All the cavilling NTs that has come from gossip bebind the Perforce we are driven to hall and to acclaim Nijia aky! For the ono scene in which the action takes place, the square In & mediaeval town before a cathedral dimly made out in tho background, with visions of fairy-like, fantastic, ae anties at the sides, and picturesque, grotesque cos- jump thut Include peaked hats for the Chatelaines taller almost than ae en and trains extending near ho width of the utage, we are in- debtad to Robert Edmond Jones, a young American artist, the first na- tive decorater to make designs and costume plates for this troupe, For the peptic conducting of the or- chestra, credit to Dr. Anseim Goetai, who kept faithfully to the com; score, except for a retardation of one or tWo bars that only by a few sec- onds extended the twenty-one min- For the en- Revalles © can be was life, nd every- was prevail- Uptown Store 3rd Ave & 121st. St. Downtown Store Park Row & Chatham Sq. th All nothing but praise. bustle, agility, contort where and always thei Ing grace. There was & veritable storm of ap plause at the end from a crowded house that held = ma celebrities Nijinsky was modesty ‘wonifled. He insisted a dogen times that Mr. Jon and Dr, Goetsl, and Flore Kev 4l and othery should share the plaudits How to Keep the Young Folks with hin even while the « ian 1BST Broadway, Met. 37) &3 aii fi Hoe Teel eat snk poolainied has, al wae igs Breaanays Bee S010, 6 ABtR Sik, | BRAM Sas ane ASRS Jong before he took a call for himself. Gabe Phra Avel, Nese 12348, Ibis Third Aves Neat eoth st” jchumann’ ‘Les Papillons" was sh “ put on first, a new presentation here The ballet jg arranged by Michel Fokine and Adolf Bolm, It is chaste, beautiful, alluring. Almost tempted to say it served the ose of ballet, But then ¢ Eutenspiegel” and. the tho smothered, Lydia Lopoke Holm and Lydia Sokolova were the principal dancers in it, Besides there were the dainty “Le Spectre De La Rose,” with Lopokoya and Gayrilow and the gripping “Scheherazade” with Fiore Revailes as Zobelde and Nijin eky as her negro fa: anbther masterful presentation by ‘i im, some- thing near to shocking in its realism For to-night “The Afternoon of # Faun,” to Debussy’s lovely prelude Nijinsky himself, the inventor of the ballet, ae the Faun ts announced, His tnpereceat on created a sensation in des there to be "Les Br pide” “Prince Igor’ and “Pe Young boys and girls would not go out so much nights if they found at home the amusement and comfort they want. Keep the house well furnished and the children will invite their friends to the house, instead of roaming the streets. Is your home cozy and attractive? 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