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

‘ TPE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBE FOUR MILLIONS OF |Four Kinds of Pa rents; Which Are You: ‘Y BALLOTS GIVEN OUT 10 2,123 BOOTHS ‘ Great Work of Distribution \ Completed—No Voting Machines in City. The Spade man Club Yan R 6, 1916. TWO “FRAME-UPS” Spade, Club, Diamond or Heart Parent? AGANSTROFRANO, ~ WITNESS ASSERTS First Discarded Because Slayer | Thought It No Good, Curica Says. after you were arrested? A. No. sgt act whe? « |OUARDSMEN TO VOTE NG Do you know where he ts now? AT THREE ARMORIES N ti bigs you know he Is right here etective “oO! ity and Gaileghee Wetted ean s,| Polling Places for Soldiers Home arty and Gallagher lifted a man is feet in the audience.) A. No, gna that 1s another Albert!, not the ono on Furlough Designated by who was with mo when I left the Board of Elections, prisen, Cuftca indignantly resented an| Three armortes in this city were to~ imputation by Mr. Brothers that he} day designated by the Board of Elece was not really a drug user “Isn't Mt & tact" asked | Uons as voting places for soldiers, | Brothers, “that in trying to Any National Guardsman home on a yourself out a dope y furlough, who has returned to the Capt. Jones you ‘sniff t ty, but has not been mustered out Don't you know nov r t | 4 eniffod?” asked the prones jof the Federal service, and who hae “That ia not right," cried the wit-|not registered from his residence, may Near. "I chewed opium and amoked|yote at any of the three armories . {t; took morphine In powders, aniffed There will be no voting machines Assistant District Attorney Broth-|heroin and drank much whiskey” during the timo designated. ‘This doce in this city to-morrow, the Board of ‘ors, in weeking to fanten guilt for the) Curica under redirect examination |Mot apply to Aoldiers In the regular Elections decided to-day. ‘Toasts |death of Michael Gaimart on Michaa! |*!4,that, the first aketch of the story |army, who, by reason of thelr enilat~ Po eae with two voting machines A. Rofrano, former Deputy Commia-| wan given to him hy his mother and | el’ @Fe deprived of the right to + of different makes at a recent elec- sioner of Street Cleaning, continued | his brother when he was a prisoner | ¥ot® tion in this city, One was ured in to-day the cross-examination of Sal-|O" Hart's Island, before met It lo explained that the right to vote the First lection District of the tore Curica, otherwise known as| Montemaano at the District Attor- | 19 extended by the Atate and ts theres Pitt ly Distric . | va Surica, 8 88) ney's office last June. te v eenth Assembly District, Man: a ° ea AF privilege graned the hattan, at the polling place mt No, [PSS ct AGE Cssaithean Ile see Raa van despite the fact thet the: y No. rs amen despite the fact that y ” wee installed tn the Tenth Blection yer, Martio W, Littleton, that the IN SING SING FRIDA 19} The armortes at which unregistered District of the same Assembly dis- Whsle Say AGUIRIL Sshean Wan & National Guardsmen tn the Federal + triet at the polling place at River- servicn may vote are: side Drive and West Seventy-third | Perjury plot hatched tn the West) f wt Field Artillery Ai Street. Fifty-third Street prison, by Gnetano | Swann Rushes Prosecutionsand Be- heh Street and Hronawas, trom ¢ In the Board of Elections report | Prof. La Rue Has Figured aeataraae geet iiet ca a ate clares Not One of Six Can [ay 'Trield. itoepttal, No, 56 West th for the assassination of rit Field Hospttal, No, hines are referred tg as th peas Sc: Neve 6 ai Rerzontal and the verti’ soe | dt All, Out and Has chao! Galmart, Escape Penalty. Fifty-sixth Street, from MA. M. te to the way the ballot ts set The witness, glowering and deflant,| District Attorney Swann sald to-|” pwonty- nd En : . ond Engineer Corps Ar- ab fing the feuuirecint Solved the Problem of Persisted in hie statement that Do-|day he expected to have the six men! One Hundred and Sixty-clenth 7 iy wr t! i rf y fs tectives Cuniffe and Di Martini told|in the conspiracy to blow up the sub- and Fort Washington Avenug During the past few days the Eleo- ringing Up aren in fi 11A.M.to3 P.M. tion Board haa distributed 3,822,000 | him to learn the story as Montemag-| way at Lenox Avenue and One Hun ‘ belt diclincnas voting ballots from ite headquarters a Manner to Benefit no had told tt to him, suggested tm-|dred and Tenth Streot on the morn= | ny tla, Ved . rovements on it and plied him with | Ing of Oct, 26 In Sing Sing by Prt img genius of thin big task is Moses Them and Bring Com- Le | ; | M. McKee, who ts an election com- \ Whiskey to make him conform to| Tho case waa put before the Gr ° missioner and secretary of the board fort to Father and thelr plana, Jury this morning and the confes Bofoi : are sot of "Michael Herithy, 1 ' a the Wisniscy Litece cetanne +] Moth Montemagno later at the prison, he| Merna and Thomas J. McG Special Gatnte ballots of back wind Mack Hoe other. aaid, told him the story as framed by| chauffeur who carried the cons | York voter will have three ballots to the detectives “was no good,” and| tors to and from place of pur- | {eat to-morrow, one for the Presidential anid they must “throw it away and| {fase of the dynamite, presented to Announcement electors, another for the State and By M. make @ better one which a jury would c M, looal candidates and the third on two 'y Marguerite Mooers Marshall. é || Lawrence Kulle, Benjamin Hamtl- , referendum propositions Thess «re What kind of parent are you—spade, ciub, diamond or heart? 1 Asked Prot. La Kue what be Haat tinats Bite nly ine Ting IDEE Blew Toteing oF the Wycamital Tomorrow being Election fi nope ae edached omy Paar | ee - ie as only cuese four kinds, according to Prof, David Wolford La thoumbt about the much-vexed prob- pete Aisnteccawas tes soe fee alot, Sut Mr. Gwann says not one of Day, on account of strike whether the Btate shall vote bonda| Ue himself a roe and hs charge of the dopartment of pedagogy of the} “Granted well-born children, and repeated by Louts Miro, the pvt fo alx can eacep ty of tt i: conditions we are con« for Paltaato Park and Adirondack | enneylvagia State Noruial School. Ho describes then | and parents who not only fenned pickpocket who followed the|"L” or subway guarde tending with, we feel that forest preserves More at length in th ( uch live they want ¢ bw! = , ‘There will be 14,984 otection om- ‘as ; in the Interesting and helpful little book, | but who avsussin as a witness, Miro was fc — it will be for the best in« : core emplozed in the five be rowsha to. a Bee Mout of the Children,” which ho has Just| real companions of Broth chile nthe at the prison with Muonte- | terests of our patrons and 4 Tease a Soe ae a tas. cue Lehre i Bee agno and Curtea. The Supreme ns an Sars Go Gils nunbee th coe we ; ‘The spade parent,” he ways, “te constantly plunged ausceracy, merarchyy the Curtoa aad bia coneclence bothered [Court to-day consented to review a de-|{ the public that we make publio buildings, most of which are nto work. He regurds his children ag fixtures, and ‘uler-and-humble - subject Tim #0 that he escaped from a@ po-| cree of lower Federn! courte order no wagon deliveries on sohoomouses. they regard him as a formidable ki 8 perishing in civil govern- |itcoman who was taking him to the! {cvortation of thirty five Hindoos fro. | —_- * ind of hired man nest 0 the ' gan Francisco ¥ ore Il and Itkel, pate: Rowan oy < “% He duya clothing and food for their bodies, but their| schocls and has fo. place in the | | Criminal Courts Building and got In to becorge ' »)| that day. ‘ Wrasrneeeeth Caretta Y j a sible ay fo nakea and starving, for all of him. Sees ees none aomenresy, IN —— fated acltet aeay, cial the naa | °! urned Twice in a Our stores will remain > " vhat ww @ J “Tho club paront, too pro ; a s ' 1 a , . | “Chocolate” freely admitted he had Yenr, ope i . the Bu perib Court ve toratis Wat a pe Bee, Corner, enjoys the aume isis latnsen patel dit a Save dor one. tealt une tally Commissioner Woods Directs | ted to the District Attorney, but fae) WIRT, Okla., Nov. §.——For the second A mn au ie bs the me Court by « ation Note, chu m, i | sinter tm a ant ght virtual we as ‘ol dguinat one of: tha: Ninited Mates, ations jihere there are more creature comforts and lesa public! Planning; and he hae just as City-Wide Investigation readoger ag ns eesnataperat a etrals. Abia ¢ Pye erred fava peer ag Meal 7 Our Hoehne Eine neys for Cuba to-ds the {napection, The club mother unselfishly fincas her neighborhood hution | Coe e rare te ion ete ener ae we SBE the truth since he tad been on the! Henidton oll fields. Fifty, buildings we: forbearance and co- Bali cocinos te al first, her children #econd. Hoth husband ang wife are 00d follows when | call him cne—probably a little for Swann’s Use. witness stand, J destroyed with a Jona of operation. olina to secure payment of bonds valiind | you come to know them—but thefr children know them not ~ | better right i . . In his ae apa eee Ardmore. At $2,196,009 subscribed by North Care| wee aiamond parent te hh ot. “It is often the austere, the said when he escaped from prison > _ olina to Ald railroad contruction tn tha ; Lesh i teadiabitedaeh 4.) [alte ————-| rigorous, ¢! d, Commissioner Woods to-day Issuer ty ye 7.0. Py Lit ealth, p I D ent to @ friend named Alberti In/ 102, but He LF Resa had’ heen Fefuaeds en : ich Be Ei lap er gverbenrialien all conta, But he docs not, lke Cor- clamor for an order instructing police captains Heater Street. Mr. Brothers asked rhs PARK & TI ORD nelta, regard hi: sons as hin jewels, Bling wae ti throughout the elty to visit all whole-| why he changed hia plan to testify! OBWHGO, N.Y. Now. Henry Hilt 7 His hone Jn rich, even if it t# mort-| {their own, hai sale and retail conl dealera in thotr dis-| agitinat Rofrano after talking with In Edward Street 19 tho pail: | fared. Some of his children live In| methods. We don't want that | tricty and find out how much coal they, Albertt. ing . several blocks distant, to- | t 4 x by ses | din't Albert: ort ife morro to vote fe Hughe ‘ |1t; others may be found wherever the Hing: eee inline le neglected," | have on hand, what they are paying) BIER E AIPOEM SHPEOHE TORE Wile. norton. ta) vals) for MVRNSS | Wid oats apring up. he summed up, “but not so much the| for It and the price they are charging - : fs HEART old taskmaster discipline as soctal,| the consumer. | : RT_ PARENTS ARE WHAT|O!!, thekmaster dinciplino as social, Open All Day Tuesday, Election Day THE BABY NEEDS, Feet alselnling nomecfrou the | 18 addition, the police were directed ‘ “Tho heart parents are ensent: “yjsame root, The parent should dis. | to find out how conditions as to the| e home makers. Thoy have a table, a\cipline his children by making dis-]amount of coal available and current) fireside, @ orth, @ library. They have |Cle# of them, Efe should suffer His) orice compare with the situation a .. e little children to come unto him, and found the elixir of : s dare | ¥ear ago, The inquiry is to take in ° life, for they datiy forbid them not. If he dares to 4 rolieve thelr yor thia he will find that he must dia-! tho big wholesaler and tho little fellow Youth in the lves of this he find ° vy: thetr children."* cipline himself even more than he) in the collar, who sells coal by the} Vi ry a Obviously, the goo aloe bucket, Commisstoner Woods says ] Rood fairies should | Niyiat #00 to it that every baby, at his birth, | mos the information will be tabulated and | {9 provided with a pair of heart par- IT queried finally, | placed at the disposal of District At- $ $ € fairies fall down on the Job, So I/own quostio Jinpathetie under. | Wnited States Attorney H. Snowden 4 0 Town quostion ympathetic | Pp jasked Prof. La Rue to tell me a little |#tanding, with freedom to concelve | Marshall, District, Attorney Swann : 2 ® more about American parents--si°|J0Ur own purHowes and Achieve thOM ang the agents of the Nepartment of Special Sale Prices—Tremendous Assortments they fail, WY they fail, HOW they [? develop, according to the lawa of |Juatica, under direction of Capt. ij s ; may succeed, |your own nature, in sich a way ae to| William M. 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Probably many parents would defend them. Snlves by arguing that they pay their school tax and hence expoct the school to care for their ohil- They might as well defend themscives against @ charge of . immorality by repiying that they Favoring Competitive Examina- tions In All Classes, althourh the big coal com-| panies insist that heavy shipments t as favoring logisiation providing for the appointment classes thr they are making Weat. The prices in mat postmasters of all competttt n lotter to the > the clvil ner- | are rep rte of hich vice exam pn in athe alttinn pay their pew rent ational Civil Service Reform League, | ave nothing und { do you cuasider the speciai! 4; ag mado publi Ae . shall leave nothing undone to duties of fathors aud mothers to their | WMH Was mado public to-day, Lest a4, sn local ebidren?” I inquired of Prof, La Rue, (Week Charles B, Hughes indorsed 8UCh | icy to 4 songtaditionally, tho mother repre | legislation ee tien ate love, the father law,” ho ex. | 9 >renldont rate Pluined, "But it would be better ig| THe President ref the child could say of his hone | © up the discover “I hope to see that they aro ‘8 to the same punished, sdy made oe <; CIVIL SERVICE FOR ALL |" ''“What we have lenrned up to. | hi .” gal 8 POSTMASTERS, SAYS WLISON| Swann’'to-dey, “tonds: to. show that the conspiracy to ralse the President Writes to Reform League eile dabheaa pela) wages oa informed that the price fa} Premdent Wilnon declared himactt | grr note ae NEN aa tt tw in Now by what lirowning paid of the unions ral and adda; — | it may take @ long time. It ‘Ali's love, yot all's law. Cor n accord with | olfles thre ts to get the ertin ie the duty of tather and mo et, the, Pos Jy in the Poultry Trust. We hor old muny conferences cunc H hey hawe my h ty men tf there thelr children and to un ‘ ed ee ee ee itn te share: are ane te in carry ing out thetr well laid plang. | miele sre oe | "Boyond this, It is hard to anston | th: [chief duties. Hut 1 may suggest that | & j the father, as bread-w 1 it As likely | aks jto be miove familiar with is world, } the mother with 4 tly “ é Qrrangements. It 1s tho cl ay ben these positt h to be elder companic fied the Fostmaater Gor nee G tenor in his own Hal able to All many of t by pro- that th ston with his children into stop, mar- | DY t plete hte | Ket place, factory, oMlce—should show | Choral Bake them the world and ita ways. Tho | * ho eh Aris poner 4 ert nd ye the | portance, [the wor ! ‘ t and supervise the! home, n mother who has a gon j that ts 9 y iilerested In electricity seemed much surprised when IT sug- ested that he stay out of school to | watch th etrictins tostall hte in {thetr home. Granted a trietan who {9 with bo: acqtad | tmimne mont | "Then there are duties pertaining to mex. Tho father ts, or can ba, tho bist liustructor and protector of his sons; the muther, of her daughtors.” SOME PARENTS NEED ODISCI- FE | PLINE MORE THAN THE CHILD. 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