The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1916, Page 3

e ~ é a : _____THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1916, See ~ DRUGED HE SNS, $20,000 Bonuts for Learning to Cook - SIBVAY PITER BUGS Nation New Souham IN ROFRANO CASE Fine Art and Intellectual Pursuit IN THE DYNAMITING) wre the ‘Political Ladbus Needs ‘Is a Change of ‘vic mesa boetasedit play Preventing the evidence Administration, All Legislation Being in Interest |°" "#40404 golf links? te the. Now What He Doesn’t Re- Seventh Man, Also a Striker, of Right Handers—Nothing That Hughes |, Under the Domoaratie oa como : teri! Said to Have Placed Bomb | + Has Shown in the Minors Indicates He out of work in Alabama last July, member of His Statement SE ABURS m Can Throw Any Faster Th Wood: Under the Republican administration ° Curica Denies on Tracks. an Throw Any Faster Than Woody. se counts decharged ai set — ——e | . ———— os TANGLE OF TESTIMONY | A feneral alarm was sent out to- By Bugs Baer. Mark your ballot left-handed ana |day for William MoCord, alias “Tha| Copyright, 1916, by The Pros# Publishing Co. (The New York Livcning World.) | throw oft the yolle Duke, OOTBALL can't be blamed on elther administration. But when | F Charles Evans Hughes blames Woodrow Wilson for Cincinnat!'s poor in't any wart Vers | | showing In baseball this season he ts inventing some new steps that] left-handed and cut down expenses. Lb lave lant jain’t in the dance, Wiatle conceding that Cincinnati baseball was exceed-| —at 1. Laven, centh Sttsct aud Tenet | ity au gratin aniter the Democratic adiniatstration, w thing that Hughes) .if ja ciected: Paley Bony see has shown in the minors indicates that he can shrow any faster than Woody. | wrinkle just as easily next tant Wilson is a right-hander and so ts Hughes, What the league needs Is @|Eeft-handers have been imposed os j omens are Willian J. Horliby, Finan-| change of administration. We want a left-hander tossing curves from the °"°US": (ole Secretary of Interborough Local | White House. Every coal dealer wetghs his } + No. 781 of the Carmen's Unton; Law- If all the Jeft-handers got together and curved thoir votes over that|with the ton of coal. Statistics show | fence Kulle, James J. Merna, George| old plate, we could*elect a southpaw President, But the trouble with lott.4 Hien than the ciate re Cen |Pellock and Benjamin 8. Hamilton, | nanded voters {6 that. they ain't got any control, Ledetled “ | All officers in the union, and Thomas! tem time that we left-mitters had aj ————————— |; McGuire, a chautfour of Caldwalt,| saunwk fp the running of this clreult| Exterior, ‘Tho teft-handerg,could handed, It will be troated as strictly N. Ju who appeare to have been| ang the southpaw votes could elect a) UP & cabinet that would make | confidential, iP rn “ se wonder which was the he ide of! — [drawn into the conspiracy through lrork handed President, Eially. tho Matteawan wall eet sae of bd {rlendship for one of the strikers : ; All the GOOD MEN tn the country {1 oF ono ,, Altiough three of the @ix men} ary woth fo vote fbr Wilson, but ® A southpaw President with | aa funder arrest have made direct con-! twas aan't get « Jon three or four] 9004 change of pssions, ono other admits knowlny * striking subway guard, the last of the mew wanted for plowing | Hard to Distinguish Between Truth ad Perjury in Stories “Choc” Has Told. + up the subway station at One Hun- Avenue on Oct. 26 and the only one of the alleged conspirators at large. ‘The Salvatore Curica, tle “Chocolate” of the tangted testimony (nearly halt of which must, because of flat con- ‘tradictiona, be perjured) that has Charactorized the trial of Michael R, Rofrano for murder, was again uh- der cross examination to-day, Those who have followed the trial find Curl- a's tent{mony hardest of ay to un. derstand Cur made a at stetant District Att and Murphy, after he was taken to the West Fifty-third » prison with ‘others urrested in the case, ‘ which followed vpry closely the story ‘of Montemagno, t actual slayer of \ Sine He has since re- Hag It Come to Pass That } Mr, Brothers continued reading tie Girls Have to Be Offered record of the preliminary statement Huge Money: Prizes to to-day and “Choo” continued saying | “No, I don't remember sdying tha."| Learn Things of Which| » “Did you ever hear of Gene Driss| Grandmothers Would colt” was one of the questions, Haye Been Ashamed to “Choo” was asked, in the record, and jf he answered: “Yes; John Mondir Admit Ignorance? told me Geno Driscoll and his prother were big.and powerful mon and no-, By Nixola Greelédy-Smith. frano had them back of him, so if How many girls are there in New Tommy Montemagno got i trouble Yorg, or, indeed, in the United they would gs him off. who could the Zinsser “Now,” sald Mr ing the document, " bér a word of all thus Don't be afraid of voting left. ment to As der has Ween .o Chinee h around this league, ys Brothers other han? Why shouldn't traffic Ac ner voten » tourna. | |out would require cash or aecurity to | {acting thelr voter from, the tourna: | omer Land? Why. shouldn't trattic the Amount of $120,000. ‘This sum|ieave Wilson and Hughes as bare ag | WHY should left-handed motorist | Would pay strike benefits for two|old Mrs, Hubbard's chiffonier | wrong side of the otros ince fel] jweeks and a half. The strikers} — There would be ne OF Miele én present laws both widen of the trove 1 haven had any benefit payments re- Giatlae Mekal thee bdo ate are the wrong side southpaws : matter whet ie say abou Taxation without left-handed repre. hande i. jor sentation ts tyranny. ¥ x | The etpectation that yesterday's] auto a left-handed ene who pt | oriwinal,, PAR Henry niroea te dynamite expose would prompt many jis money in hts right-hand | - i We accept the left-handed nomina- || making. And there has been 4| of the striking car men to desert the we on some more. over a few needed f f votes, forms, hore was a dynamite piot on foot rl and two confess giving moncy to the| voto, Charles Shrubbery tlughoa| constituents... Wed ‘sRengu 8 eats “Rita “ite zt | REMEMBER fi ft th rT would have about ax much chance as| {##8¢r than # grasshopper chan | | pera, Leng ers Orwanizer Fitz-/a new dime with an old thirat. By! pew rightchanded, Allie ne |Today when ordering your gerald, Louls Fridiger, counsel for| sticking together tke postage atampa| serewe are built fort - "‘. | ia t : left-handed client. tryin {the preaidents of tho local untons,| could axk for walvers on both Wilson| 2% * i Sorke } could a c alive ” s el ffeur igh: ° and Officers of tho national untqn {and Hughes, rew? He hak about as sue ASK YOUR GROCER FOR chance as one apple in an orphan to discuss measures for raising bati.| A Predident ee ee held in $20,000 bail each, To ball them | Mextean hatriess cbt tbls Tuan? Why shoaldes dagh TheWorlds B Votes for southpaws! And batting against the ‘portstde} have b for righthand conspirat conspirators in their capacities as of. his location. All the clock right: | ood supp! the Amalgamated Unton; some oflin a veat tecket. the wronkhanders| handed trade, Did you ever lamp . f . alles to screw? He has about as much - i met at the Continental Hotel to-day Austin, Nichols & Co Inc * Tho #1x prisoners under arrest aro | lected. A flea can't keep warm on @ t fo) UNBEAH wverything (or your table under “Sunbeam” label | accept the nomination, ks H marked tendency on the part of the | union was realized. Before noon The primary step is to organize. Don't b Py modern girl to prove her fitness for | sixty-two of the former employces of| The main upldemte with forkhunders Huselbh tie wenrae Ph ne eee ! sie by bi naliter Tr agit f .| ts that they mill around all day like! Rudolph for Secretary of Baseball, big things merely by being wu for) the Third Avenue system in Manhat Japanese waltzing mice and wind un| The first left-handed sporting writer,, little things. So long as there was 4) tan had applied for reinstaten nt. | just whead Wiey started. With a lite! ! the country, He calls a spade al e tendency to consider women equal | Twenty-two were put to work ut once! organization, ihe lads, who grapple | "Pate, even when somebody else Is only to cooking and housework, the| and room will be made for the others loft-I lealing ' rite A fer chs others | soup nded can tnake the « my ‘ minal the a cou- | 8 Tapidly as po: Supt. Murphy | squirre! the national bird of America, sea revolt against these necessary OCCU! expects a large perc We could nominate Rube Marquard | Vote for Rabid Rudolph, friend of bsolutely Removes pations had ita justification, But) eniployees to return for Vieo President. Any banquets we the left-handed working: three grand-} that day has passed. The Zinsser] Forty of the 5 missed, he could attend. Doc Cook - \Indigestion. One package daughters with! girls, one at Smith, the other at Bryn for Secretary of the Interlor, What hay the Democrats ad \orovesit. 25cat all druggists. the condition that ‘- = | Mawr, prove that no one had the ministration d on reaching the|the things the girls have told me! desire to confine their education to en each could cook and! about not one of the twelve could Iive|the well known three C's, Church, What is it? But of course} { you read yes-| t ¥ of the will rs, Mario} ser of this who left $10,- 0 each to her tatement. He not because he crave rid of it in fear of be Al Gaimari and Det DA Martini talked went before Attorney, ing, the w memory 4 th of time aid @aut when he v Curica an eight-course dinner watch| through the meal, Cooking and children may all be to the Wee Fifty-third twelve persons should pronounce ed-| The third lewates is a little girl of |#erved without recourse to the he and Louls Mira, 2 ‘Bio, the cook and hostess to wear| seven, so she will have @ long time | Misher educatfon, though in my opin- during the meal @ gown she had madg| to prepare for the culinary ordeal im- |! @ woman's capa for at least of herself posed by the will of the practical old|tWo of them is enlarged by learning, Miss Elion Zinsser, eldest of the leg-| lady who believed that the first duty] Cooking and sewing are quite as Smith] of woman is to be a good housewifo, | intellectual occupations as bridge College, hos passed the test already! ANOTHER DAY HAS DAWNED] Paving and ragtime and likely to unlocked, went night for two \ concrete fie Tommy Me« Tommy company Mr, Bre escaped fro atees, who is now a student a prove much more useful, Yet the ra- Prishn bs and has received her $10,000 check FOR THE PRACTICAL WOMAN. preva eaish pact Uaatele rau iie ras Barlent by The second granddaughter, a fresh-| I there any one who doubts Apr gibolidlg BASS Landaa f Attorney to si man at Bryn Mawr, will not cook } fashionable accomplishments at tho| ‘\ But there was’ something unusual about tiie Chicago order. The en- velope which contained it and the» postal money order in pe it of he goods bore marks which showed | Mrs. Zinsser was right and that «| ‘pleted did much to assure the future happ!- lares ness of her granddaughters by tho 1 am afraid I'd loso the money if} novel conditions of her legacy to 1'T took all the advice I get trom the| them? ort a hotel, BAHAR Ne hee expense of housework is at least 10) studies, she witn it wan my | PF spe from Score Another “Beat” for eonsclen prison.” The questi r 2 | “Beauty don't go when your vittles is cold,” sang T: y Atkins, recom. | mending a drum sergeant's widow us stris here,” she said. “The will reds! No intelligent woman can quarrel the best mate. Neither does @re- ie ‘ that dinner must sult--not KLLL| with the idea that girls should be | foot dancing or the ability to warble Mae ’s rade coli CHieage a8 morning tye opie, and if T prepared taught the mechanics of home-|*Yaaka hula hickey duta" avail when via the new airplane route to New the cook has left without notice or In other words, the letter was jye hah teed Avert Lut | , One ot en atrangs Ndoas, that | There came to us in the brought East by Victor Caristrom, Mata hese hte Rok “CURRAN ON PEOPLE'S tn that cooking 1s unskilled Tabor and | mail yesterday at 10:34 A. the New York Times aviator, who ~ | bung out there . that any female defective can do it piloted a Curtiss biplane from the western metropolis to New York in hours and 2845 minutes, actual flying time, leas than one-half of the run- ning time of the fastest train between was a thieves’ sangout? | Cooking {s an art—practically an un M. an order for merchandise f known art to the great mass of the from acustomer in Chicago. you are a thin® aren't your] ‘ American people~ande as a matter of sald, heretofore, that he had certain! Wo hung vue there? A. bes * sald > friendy t fact, to the English people too. It other meetings and interviews wit 1 c Staten i A e went to frivndy in} will’remain an Unknown art so ion Ordinarily an order of this t i and from there went} a Wo! enterta! ha 4 em you met/to Newark. where Mr, Wylie of se | BOARD OF ALDERMEN pa women entertain the notion that|j kind attracts no more ievsiciggeansar alkin, » next he was denying "Who was the men . ; the two cities. - itty. Wied are] @.tha sora’ Ene Tent won on: at seed Gene Wetee: ie tetatereate than passing notice, for For the first time in the long and ; aed : \f Imost every business i Brothe a, ree ferry and warn you not Ca Mr, | (Os, mock oF arudwory capencs on the | | pats the ry ain eventful history of the pay store, « Didn say somebody else! Wa watching for you there? A. Nov! Fathered Penn's Luneh Plan ; iaune ; | ayin the year we re heavier-than-air craft has brougl ris : 4 ; mee steady WHY SO FEW WOMEN CAN Cook ceive ordersfrom the four through the air an order to New York a and Fought Against the THESE DAYS. int almost 1000 mil Ss " | Gl | GAIMARIS SURRENDER | Tas nib M Ao i But whether we think it interesting quarters of the globe. from a point almos' miles away. “i Monope . or ot, it is pa the ssary jocia ass | conned an | oe : business of life. Neatly’ every wir | Above we reproduce the order, the money order and the envelope and the return parcel post receipt, for vs Kidne s | rl wt R150 . | Henry H, Curran, candidate for the pare tacks oe By oiaiae cae the merchandise which was shipped to the customer exactly 46 minutes after the receipt of the letter. . y 1) he wollce’ scare? the Gaimart|oMce cf President of the Board of] she will have her own ourehold. | sadn dl . seid ene semis “Flery Picture | brothers, Albert and, John, otherwise| Aldermen, has to his credit advocacy But ‘too often she thinks of t = ' - : fl) RR SeeNy™ | "Sistas im lal, ended | and helpeul mcrae nee eereatve| entaitenmant, to Which a Below are the Articles Ordered by Our Chicago Customer, x ci eld aP ke htotea to momberap, bat eure | ck, Peer sel cate. That All Were Selected from {\aGvs Own Merchandise ‘ hi RVLGIN ERRATA ee factory girls who can't even + F - with particular or mend & glove. wi by the| interest the servic » performed in oxcuse for these limit to att Mlomlows, ane pushing tHECUGN tha, Ponca tee der ia imane ihetahces eitia Tce Custom Stock : drew Hernando of | 2 ' F a vork so young that they had no Aipret, under tubs | Measure and how “he fought for] time to leard angthine: ance eee Dress Shirts, $1.98 for the People in| months against the taxicab monopoly.Jor houskeeping, But. the gtr whe Beryl Gloves for Women, $1.09 MOM, the Rofrano cas Magistiate lan in Yorkyitie|__!t was Alderman Curran who fath-|deee not work, who han eternities of Of fine Irish Linen faced bosoms and cuffs. The person who pianaind i srorenaic . Se Court fixed ball for them ut $i.f0o [ered the Penny Lunch plan, and he Bley Caron enn ea ee we aeeR at” Bodies of sheey cambric. Any neck sire, 14 to 17, Uke @ glove” must have had the eat ltt iy 4 : tiseea ta: take a. geecasmnne, "ie? |e cupiniz responsible, te the oard | PLAY cards And. gp to ae tae may be had with 84, 86 of 36 Inch sleeves, assuring Trans tor Ite perisck 16 Ave Bip eare nce anes See ea Strong drinks, like heer, whiskey, |” | of thousands of achool children bave| time to take bridge le : a fit equal to that of a made-to-meagure shirt. durability have won for it unusual popularity. tea andcoffer, irritate the kidneys and| ALDERMAN WHO PUT been benefited by the penny lunches, |{9& leasons, even though her father Daily backache, with headache, nerv. pA L IAN TRGEMUIE WAM Rave eaten See lie, ide becnume ber ne ees Quancss, dinay spells aud w theumatic) — PHROUGH THE BOARD |" probaly would nave died, be-|'0, Fide Decause her’ futury busmand AOA, condition should he taken as 4 warn- socialistic.” ‘ | hunters, polo ponies, &c. She must ing of kidney trouble. Cut out, or at When The ning World took up| study art and take up ballet danc- : * least moderate the stimulant, and use ant h in for the pacni ur ioe, though she has. ce tinte a Right Shape Shoes Irontex Hosiery for Ayeshaa Toilet Doan's Kidry Pills. They are fine Now if reasonable taxteab | Wi#h to learn the rudiments of 1g) Pp 4 Jrates, which would take the taxteab | Making for weak kidneys. Thousands recom- mend them Women, 94c Water, 99c For Young Folks out of the luxurtes class, Alderman| It is euch girls, plus 1 ‘ recbueriitecia vresbome et SUEY AT a “RF ver " Made of pure, unadulterated is one of the many delightful Here’s a New York Case. (ae er ena ULE CD Equal Rights for hai gpol silk, black ENS Toes, soles reparations which are continually Paul Herrmann, 1240 Washin SO aIBLD Poe tet eee ee emeane: Reet MALTY, On BinAll: ha is the Maxim Upon whe : and ‘heels reinforced; double fae originated in our own lab- Aves says: “T was in a helpless condi. | @|tloara of Algariiens which opened thelenneratien. tar ites shoes are built. ‘They give the garter tops and full fashioned oratories. Macy Toilet Prepara- tion with kidney complaint. { finally | whieh ned the h " to nin rates and the| Zinsser belonged to deplore t t establishinent ¢ he Black and | lessness and frivolity f mod White taxi service Not all womer FINLAND MET WARSHIPS, 5): m t by Semone TT Ie of Uritiah Patrol. ages, or Indeed that th iin stvamer Finland of the! parrgt's. natural habl My} [American ine arrived this morning | A pessimist might from Ltverpoo! neers told how tho} bitterness In the fa ay rays of a pra e thrown on|to be offered prizes of $t¢ young feet plenty of room to grow without cramping, thus avoiding foot ills in later years, Knees extra opliced at tops. They will reduce your stocking expenses had to take to bed and remain there six weeks, I was n given up by | doctors, who were at first p lat my sickness. Finally, 1 bevan using Doan's Kidney Pills ‘and soon got re lief. I noticed several gravel stones | about the size of a pea that passed off yin the kidney secretions. I haven't { suffered one bit of trouble with kidneys since.” tions may always be depended upon for purity of ingredients and prices lower than e!sewhere, ge ee ee RT R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices Actual flying time with erder for Bewe from Chicago to New York, & hears 284 Airplane landed at (ov- ernor's Island 8:56 A. M. Order received at (eure KIDNEY Thursday |thites of which thel / DOANS RE Pe eee ere hy Gr ce _— _50¢ at all Drug Stores Fe EMT A CREE (achat hmemon train naval Ara, 1, om et burn Co. Props. Buffalo, NY. Adérman URRAN,.. © | off after making oyt the Ameucun Gas | York wio ki how " : | "Sihaaticns bats, Shae [ee tae ah the Pinlane 1 ork wie, to be glad about, ent i?’