The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1917, Page 3

\ ae ey HAN ONBENCH [Cem Commandments | Give Rules of Road FEDERAL LICENSES HORSE SHOW OPENS ORGANIZED LABOR Cupid Must Travel FR “WAR BREAD” TOAD RED CROSS; ASKS “ADEQUATE AGAN, WONT WOGE JOB SEEKERS VET Dr. William H, Hale, of Cat Case Fame, Among Group of Callers Who Must Wait. ‘Your Honor -er 1 mean, Mr tera, and Pd make a good commin rand ANA Just then Jude John F Hylan Who ian't Kolne to he Mayor until Ne Kets through being Judge, gent leased the top Iutton of hin coat from the chitehing fingers of De Witham Wo rintendent of Matha of F why was ¢ the other « t keeping « rent It wan ju Jo Judge Hylan’ ourtroom. Dr. Hale was only one of several who sought to approach him With offera to serve the city next year, Hut the Judge sald he wre still « Judge and had some judging to ¢ #0 he mounted the bench it wan hin first day on the bench since he gave himself leave “0 campaigning, and he had t nda part of the morning shaking hand with Jawyers, Judges, friends, and persons who, like Markis, were *wiltin’."* Some defendants were lucky to find the Judge in a genial mood. ¢ 4 Glass and Nathan Wornov, who had stolen an automobile, were permitted d guilty to petty larceny, and then they were paroled when the owner of the asked leniency for them. The second case was t f Florence and Cle Williams, reed wit burglary. They too led guilty with the consent of ssecutor, t petty larceny chu pence sald e had suggested burglary t cause she had lost $48 of her rent money i we intended to pay it back, Ju she said. Florence was sent home to see her baby, Claude was remanded for further action a week from to-day and the lawyer for the de fense sald he would contribute his fee toward reimbursing the victim of the burglary All day the Judge kept on Judging judging everything bul the merits of job hunters, and he may have judged some of them too, though he didn’t mention it ‘ MOURNERS FILL CATHEDRAL FOR CRIMMINS FUNERAL Financiers and Workers Side by Side —Cardinal in Sanctuary—Ser- mon by Mgr. Lavelle. Funeral services for John DPD.) Crim- mina, tho miliifonaire financier, cons tractor, bibliophile and. philanthrap were held at St. Patrick's Cathedral at 10 o'clock to-day The «reat atructur Was crowded bey 4 it acity and hundreds 1 roughout the solemn requiem mass in the vestibules and on the outer steps The crowd was representative of the nrany-sided tivities tr f Mr Crimm the fo ers of the city mourned side by with hun dreds of la rimmins enterprises Murch Were nu merous repre haritable re- Hgtous orders, which have been enabled to carry on their work largely through Mr. Crimmins's generosity Mgr. Joseph I. Mooney, Senor Vicar | General of the diocese, celebrated the requiem 1 asinted by the Rev. EB us deacon and the Rey, M. J Mf Milford, Conn, as aub- Mer, Lavelle tor of St. Pate Vardinal Farley ove i the dale in the sanctuary throughout the servile The pallbeare Vrederick Penfleld, Theodore Nis sell, Josoph Th Day ' Stephen Farrelly Jc ' \. Kahler. Ju ' George S. “Manon It The remains of “Mr placed i the yuut his wife, in the men ut the Monastery of tl Mood at Hunts Poly innahip Inughters Che und tanive W t 1 of) 1 fore M n ° was ma M 1 cleric i N ‘ Mrs, Winter Ww , er counsel, Conrwl A ea, former! x The | < Frida FILIPINOS TO GIVE WARSHIPS, | home WHE Butld Dent marine for Aur MANILA, Nov The H has passed a joint resolutton authorizing the Governor Gen » offer to build for tho United States, at the expenac of the Phil wment, a do xtroyer and Shaky ». Nerves in of Courtship And the Suggested Prayer to Go With Them Is: “Lord, M THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, Hoveuan® 12, 1917. ake Me Easy t® Live With.” hall be whipped or national commeres in of which ehiidren | atateen hy mitted to Me {t shall he declared onal non mmerca noes Involuntary rd not roalet except aaa ” Coeven OANcmrG tau AaTwUR C. W crime wh wot A GANS om Pou wt my | —»— the s nize Sav gleaned tn felelen seeeielal Standardized j Leaves Will Save Society Busies Itself tor Sole Myst Wipe Out Od Conceit aa ne cata tee Ween illions of P 5 of S ne of workers ha \ Millions of Pound “i au diers as It Swells War That) Nation 1 io eeary tit vital 0 Bee Flour and Lard, F f the great on ete Relief Fund Ruler.” Save A eon DF . os t (the pr : pening of the Nation ihe tinues for any will Be Far Better fen at 10 ck thin morning, New BCcuee rr ae ome York put motors: and maaotine outiot 1 Pom with » or in Annual hora ge the horse . riunition and em To t nor of winn a Whin aie ' pformation of @ en etn under the new J) zit eg Ae ‘ workers, It o of Love sown Inc Sc tthe Norn cup thin ye here in the ind eanential aotty SERVICE Hor to (hat T vdditional incentive to the exhibtte ; , . pee ~ Hem as. tie ‘ are helping the Hed ¢ s | oe ' | eluht, with pornitaaion |) 4% "he entice groan receipts Ko to ¢ tt | a aad relief wi deductions ¥ = . Ques r 7 fot and 4 lone ' t if the Govern for exponsen . ' ' ' t records that twenty. At the enter to the Garden tted 4 ! | States exating one-third of I loaves will sell for f) Croan members are welling PrO° heading “La ‘ai ital Oat tation of thee ae ierled home: & conta if || Krammes, On every pillar f eb Btn fopted the initiative delivered. evergreens is the white e with ie “ ind referendum and Hate the folletrer ° Only three pounds of sumer toa Ta in oxpected that $160,000 will te | ing : wi eels “ek ‘ rtant to eae WASTE Instead of the alx pounds hereto- ff] the show Wisigentt i é ; litera Follow the Advice of a Mont- fore ‘ fae pA bg i aaita Ot hack _ i + te ,| Barto 3 ‘ Instead of pounds of short- J) | : i Pilg is Ai * clair Pastor and the Results cinatend of atx pounds of ahorts H]ney brending clannen, and many Kem | covenar genuine and pract prov tn appropriation, ite ! te 4) now used te leman farmern were at the fF mn Ive Juation and |ereasing wages and salaries o That Follow Courtship Will) barrel, a maximum of two pounds || One other feature whieh caused: the O° OR : nil Fe [eral employees ational Be More Satisfactory and En-| is peremitted, vegetable olla to be [| Roses ta, fll wan the cele In inte i Nations, pre itven toes naments to the | ubstituted. Lt sr One § Y . Pood Sur aw mene ? 2 lane was Mitle Mite, the diminutive | Second Governy lorive their] Judtetal ¢ enabling long#horemet during—Marriage Should Be | All milk used in the manufac- ring of Mea, Charion Woatiighouse Mit power Thin Gide eanianY OE tie) and ‘othbr APiti me SOPkOne Tan fi . Pa | ¢ ture of bread must be skimmed Kidder, which when shown asa three sovarnsdl ” sation for injurtes: under ‘or Love, but Promise to Live | No unsold bread may be legally [| ¥ear-old twelve months ago brought asta i Htate laws, appropriation for Depa 5 = at 45 the bake Jan offer of 000 from James Cox hind No political or economic re-| ment of Labor's Public Employment for Love and Mpt Die for It— | HUNTS BROKER e ona baking cf ae ninited | | Brady. which was refused striction meant to benefit some na.| Service Bureau, the Soldiers and § 4 if ve hie lls ts prohibited T) iy noon the Garden had begun to tions and to cripple or er aa {ors’ War fick Insurance Bill, and © Wedloek No Trial Affair With »U, except of certain sizon and of tho || an up One of the striking thing nik a tr rr093) War Risk Inaur Law for eeamgm a Change of Partners in View, | same dough as the bread Jabout the spectators was the number °)) i. Jempioyed In the merchant marine 9] y edie " of wome knitters. urth L the rr The new edict will eliminate so- men kn = i | i : In one ox five. styliahly drenked hase rei vii see ; for “Polygamy, Simultaneous | ‘WHO SOLD $300 000 SaHe (RAB DARINe women were busy In the manufaeture | i “ i toatent . | | of sweaters, and in eve wart of the . e nope + Rotten Foun- | } WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—Prenident|amphitheatte the work of Hing | HHANI FOAL wrong ct ee ation for Life.’ | omforts for the diers was pro Ive comnition of the rights of | our ‘ | Wilson to-day will issue a proclama- \r ne | minal t 1 a ng while harness horses and | small nations and of the principle ‘No ' (} | IBERTY BONDS tion placing the 85,000 bakers of the | saddle horses, children’s pontes and miunt He forced under oe | Table? ii - dew of tole o! da pus 1 By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. United States under the Fedoral te |frape tie judges Ih the. ring. Jeignty under which it does not wish | Bl hep, Cendeme DECALOGUE has been composed for Cupid. cense system, and thus cheapen the| If Jamex Cox Brady fatled last year) to live | ff higher pei se Blova: ae 7 * . to acquire the pony which he cov ath—No torrttorial changes or | ff condiment Many of “Thou shalt nots’ have been provided for] Elmer Dwiggins, Who Dis-| cost of bread, at the sama time cons| tod, he had great sattafaction (IS | vajuctmont. of power except. in flrs | ff & Blain foodg. i Onn $ % ‘ . - Baer Re ‘ " the nations »ply of flour, | year in the ards for Shetland pony |“ eae husbands, wive vy mortals in general, But, so far as 1 know,] posed of Securities on Instal- Lo eal ee dea Hee Fe Ae eee HamIten rm | theranen of the welfare of the yeopten GU DENS he first Tei ents of ec i ne in nieitive | lira and s io that the United captured both. first recond with | affected and in furtherance of world L the first Ten Commandments of courtship to be in-) ment Plan, Called Fugitive. | Se shea wil ihe id Bramhope. Venus | A : States can feed her allies ax well ag| lady Larigo and Bramhop poace scribed on the tables are those just suggested by ‘ heraolf . two of the three ponies purchased a | sauliten 19° thesé: belia erlactel| 3¢ MUSTARD Rev, Arthur C, Baldwin, And, golden lads and) Announcement was mado by the 19°] this prociamatio 7 adel ay A He TODD, the workin | bles, whieh’ ar ed upon dvelura To use lassies, here they ar cal branch of the Department of Jus-| F Breclamation) willl fellow iene} ane ory pnelland ‘stallion, wae | tions of our President of theneitinlted | Special blending of nature's i (silo ne i 1 | tice to-day that Blmer Dwiggins, un- issued by Food Director Hoover, des | jiric | States, there should he incorporated | materiale, “Real mustard flavor, 1. Thou shalt not marry without love. Though) ii) .cently manager of the New York|claring for @ standardization of the|. iwward T. Stotesbury won she t] in the treaty that stall constitute the | ceuseseeas. ¢ yal you wed a fortune with position and power and have]agency of the Bankers’ Life Insur-| bakers’ products. The new American | ii. Bieng Arie q Ra winner we] euide f nations in the new period and not love, you will not tind happiness, ance Company of Des Moines, Ta. 18| “war bread” under Me. Weavers one 1 prize in this class, sent from | conditions into which we enter at the ae 4 setts , rhe oe a a La fugitive from justice, charged with! . . Ontario, was Miss K. LF. Wilks's | ciowe of the war the following declara- | 2. Thou shalt not belittle love by confusing i) iisappropriating the proceeds of | 4"# Will be made from unmixed] Keniucky Todd, now twelve yoara] (/00" OF lle Wit tls tolluslng duelbias| EQS with something less worthy. Love is not a willing-| sates of Linerty Bonds which he made| Wheat, skimmed milk and less sugar hion once made a midweek reéin of All nations and of vital In tive f ai abaatt " N P hion once made idwee of 6 ar In ness to die but a determination to live in another's behalf. He the capacity of a broker, He has) and lard, and a one-pound loaf will nd an evening classic of thé] portance to wage earn , - . ny ; wel been missing for several days and his! retail for 7 cents wh class for docked saddle horses ridden + eect’ Gil, eomanteltt 3. Thou shalt not give thy love to one who is unworthy, Love] (al a8 fourteenth floor at No. ieee “ oe an Nal ae vA ee et ee aa ybar, wowavae, fNin| ee amodit y cannot flourish without respect. 165 Broadway tx in charge of Secret) chaser, If delivered, or sold for lank win merely an opening seaman 4. Thou shalt not marry in haste. Service agents | credit, the price will be 8 cents. Pinas eet ee mech eka fa Remember, there is 4 long time com-|quaintance before it is sealed with Dwiggins, who lives at No, 206] Bakers will be required to begin thepthe saddle pads, a none of the ex — 7 . : u mmarriaie ; West 70th Street, arranged with the | starfdardization of the “war bread" on] hibitors scaled to that welght. Mrs 4 (@) ing afterward. I ty Loan Committee Hl bonds | Dee. 10. COAL Allaire, rid samuel i; 4 4 Thou shalt not give thy love H hesitated a moment, then of the lust issue on the installment) ‘The Food Administration, under the | Hikua's chestnut gelding Sparkle 4 Syr a = where nothing wor can be re amiled frankly, unashamed|y plan. He is credited with having sold | President's proclamation, will requite| Wonk an ACW Athingon's bay weld PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKL' arned Marriage is a mutual busi- The firet evening L met my wife,” ) at least $400,000 and perhaps 900,000! the manufacturers to bake bread In| ing, Malden, second CITY EDITION r t peceiving will{ he observed, "I knew that 1 loved) worth of the bonds. His salex were |loaves of one pound, one and a half! In the preliminary exereixe fy ROR Ri TE neas. Giving: withow 4 her he was from Boston and IT} all made on the installment plan and! pounds, two pounds and four pdunds.| to 10 o'clock one of the consph seen pearigmacped ’ soon be worse than monoton way from Ohio! and we met at’@ so-| he arranged with’ purchasers | These will be th called atandand| Here was Mins Kida House Fielt BIG TIME AT THE OPREY r 6. Thou shalt not marry in order) oq) agair in Rochester, N, ¥. I went) ceive the instaliment loaves, Mr. Hoover estimates that | (Vann Wie ee tee aed ina mane rests to exert a good Influence and bring} home and told the young man who| [tis charged that he placed the in-| by thin plan 100,000,000 pounds of| per that evoked applause. — Min HOUSE cee 4 hout reform. A worthy character! roomed with me that I had met that] stallments to own credit in his} sugar and 100,000,000 pounds of lard) Fieltmann wore a natty gray derby ° Sam Wiltach, . oe siti " $ ,-fevening the girl twas xoing to) bank, Until everybody who bought] wil be savedg Ho also states that) which was an Innovation in Torae They wus cannidrable exeltinent at ey | hustling adv. mgr. Wags 1 t peforehand, Mere prom- ‘ | { ; Show headwear. She will compete ouse when Manager Si Hornblower int Ot an Ady. bee should exist beforehand, Mero D' marry. It was a year later, however,| bonds from hin Is questioned there | more than 600,000 barrels of Nour will | Show headwear. She w MPP iil ‘eh @ Hos of Lance Gouri lnops tar Wn, Jing the frat ult of cash ises are poor collateral to KuAFANLEE) ee was any formal under-| 8 no way of telling the extent of his|be saved if retail pre’ required f0\) oer vunime fron hunt aor Hut everybody i owus t \ ip] tila paver has pulled in fa life of happiness. standing between us." operations, Secret service men went|order Just the amount of bread they] memmer of the Glen Arden Hunt ot{f] {1 p2tadame sherry played Little Iva in Un- | to date + tageas speat to you this little confession, | t® Dis office last Saturday to arrest} can sell, Here Is an outline of Mr.| Goshen, N.Y. which ix supported 8 1, Whow shalt Hot roeatd MiNTIERR OR) Tipepont t0'zou tile THES CORPENER | Te but he had alvendy ecne Hoover's plans? largely by Mra, ¢. C. Rumsey and | Noxt week we hav Lady Leola as atar in trial affair, with a change of part-| because, as I told Dr. Baldwin, no man | him ad a y Kor Ll OL ede a nee aa parental) || [MAb ed EL amo Gane Mibewta aa PCat rt PO 5 ey i te./ With such a romantic memory can} With his brother Jay and his uncle|NEW YORK ALREADY SAVE8/ij. jute 1. H. Harriman son, and we predict that all of N will be ners later on If mistakes are MA) accused of a lack of sympathetic] Zimri Dwiggins, be conducted in 12 PER CENT. OF FLOUR, : , Il ste Rolititee th thewon who bes the winn te Polygamy, simultaneous or tande 2 understanding for the young men and] 1897 a big bank in Chicago, a chain| Every American family in econo-| ai snig, Jersey City, Washington and {! 0. on, his ticket ro Will be five winning € dation fd fe and : nla, of bu f ichigar ¢ on brea 4t serve s now. Worth Ing miles fer a chance lke fs a rotten foun paclan for Yfe and) vomen whom he counsel ot banks in Indiana and Michigan ralalng on breed milet " iM one Clevatekd Gil he arlaner ana dene na Worth alng a cha in offense before God | ‘our second commandment Inter-|and a bucket shop in New York | whe meal a that the ontinary Aimarienn be 8) op hen uhalt refuse marriage| io oe 7 anid, “because f alwaye| under the namo of J Willard | tension of the wheatless day a week | than the ordinary Amaruan bread it will an think of ts to < in the name of freedom and self-reake so thousht it infinitely easter to] * Ce. the banks anil t uwket | for public restaurants, Admin- Its foo i treteh ‘um, Bz A h | yation, It was not that principle | ee eee oe a cuume than to| "OP failed Jistrator says thero has been «a saving |*0rNed in restaurants, rev peapateal (EL Sec ea ing that gave you betnk, Your debt to] "for ‘uither ones. Monotonou aA af 38 per cent, tn the flour used in} pgggMt tie same seme ae SLOW DOWN, |! Blend of the past will never be patd by your! 0h oe ico are the real endur. MURPHY FILES COMPLAINT. |New York City through tho estab. [Orme ; HERM. n ifishness Rat teahae GRUStC yment of a wheatless day : APY aH eee 4 Marte S H Gow shalt wok tear theroblimms| reer neta on : ag, | Wants 8500000 Damages for Hil-| Enough wheat will be kept in the| Periments In Helglum and & Fe Better tay humding ugar, Money, u sha “Precisely,” said Dr. Baldwin, “It ie Eventing World. A ducted in Germany had shown tha e Lanes living, be 1 high responsibilities of i eae United States to feed the American ot Lek vine H h ig Js much easier to say ‘Beloved, I will Murph af m-| whole wheat flour, that Is, flour in ray we 1 rehouns Where love ts, all thing®) 14) down my Ife for ¥ than it]py ee eeseek th Hey eis [Oeee Le unemined wheat fleur brea | ait che bran da retained, produ . 8 t sible, 4 > eox|!# to Keep the coffee hot every morn-|lishing Company. pro t Me cn £ ey 2 rea dysentery, ‘Therefore, the flour to be UNCLE JOSH IN Hrench Fe and ent hou shalt not forget to s: “ nd yet it is the Meth d-|New York World, in Hi for $500 ny Re. ROMASE Oh Cane 88 , ed c ry for American Noon pettinne th ter divine wisdom und blessing in your) (NR And 30 Ut Ot ln nderncarce, | 000 damaaea for alloned sn {& barrel of flour against six pounds] milled In this country for Americar TOWN. netting “In aft choice, More prayer for direction| MEM#es FOF nity kn "Ipiaint. drawn up by Olr nge, | how used, and two pounds of shorten | OF ie eae at Joshua saya aK how a eorcreuneg will save manye. prayer| Nowch Kee Come ROLE SoeRS Tee: Stestanus @ Ernst, counsel, containg ex: |ing agatnat alx pounds at the present|, The Food Adminintrator doen n ; yo Wud KOM for deliverance afterward 1 ees FOU! BOOM mas {tts the} ception to an editorial « d °Take} time, The milk to be used shall bes, think It wise to disturb the presen ¢ i | decay d-fashioned home fe] No chance," us published lakimmed, of which there is an abun. | Milling standards, He sald on ac P, (guide nena “W's is the mat with thel wnich is respon for many of our| the Evening World, Muri | danoe-in the country count of the high ty of the pr you wet for the mda, unhappy oF BY eae! UAE Haaalall pe Booloty, TOUS SOntro | eet are, (hae, Rit ‘ . Fancy bread or st tod bread }ent wheat per of : ewer ge a modern marrl upon the closely knit family unit,|! ; bolished wheat 4 i rid quite ” Witbe RRO ater to 74 ko over tha cee § we see 80 many examples with the home in the centre,” and ; Bakers will be required to open re-| porcontuge,” th lurabl = A olny Dr, Baldwin nL talked with this) py, paldwin’s fingers curved expres A | tail s stands att bukerten so] ity of the flour is affected . ‘ necut, Intelligent looking youns | sively over the palm of his hand have the consumer can buy direct from the] Mr Hoover expects vor prices to ist man in his home at No. 7 Trinity sige : ie allamtiv'o rop with tr vernent of the new Street, Montelair, N, J, It was in| 64 UT the harmonious family ther epniat | Seem neueee ae &. ¥ Over | crop to the market. Corn at one time Mubbar uses, jes 7 M 1 u have in mind an im- York t wholesale pri this fall was selling for from $2 to y PRE Be HEEM, First Baptist Church of Mont-) 1) Nl Peaked. Monemeen published | ‘The Food Admintstration has no|$2.50 a barrel. It Is now aeiling for air that Dr. Baldwin rat made| Possible idea't” | Aaket, Tort am a power to fix the price, | mnfer-!$1.12 In Chicago. In a short time, he blie his ten safety regulations for| Mm oe sees uithecmrurei os ee pat aren ences have been held with bakers all sald, there shoutd be a S05 ent ' airing ‘ Ch Sua : P eucuitnacd unos soe eats e1 raga r the country and no resistance to] phy regulations to be ted will re. Ay.:$ JOCEUFES WEN Ce ane Iie i the members| lorical knowledge regulations $s expected, ° The | quire the bak ing on courtship, marr and RA Witte ¢ makers have prom thelr co-upera.| fuse the a making, ha BEN ES aS ey do not agvee,” 1 1. with the Government in selling! bread. 1 d "Thoughtless, impetuous haste others: Rervs with the ultra-moder read at a fair price, a ghia ine is the initial cause of much mat- That ine of @ lack of for-| consider marriage h The war bread, which has been! amount of flour so rimonial unhappiness,” Dr. Bald- — beara und mutual self-saerify velopment?” ted by bakers in New York, Phila: | upward of 600,000 bar win declared. “A young man br, Ba nied out, “You re. “Those perso! H thinks a certain girl of his ac member 1 em of the] duties to humanity,” he A quaintance has the blucst eyes da who, aft Start} Tam not referring mer or the pinkest cheeks in the bu their ni There | ligation to carry on th or avour Economy and thrift world. For that reason he de- | are storms in any mar. “1 believe that even childless StunowA cides that he would like to |ria jappiness need not be| marriages insure a fuller devel h h uggest the use of marry her and spend the rest of | dc sand and wife will] opment to man and woman than there i a to compare wit ur yi gives the his life with her. Or a girl |pick up pieces and begin again| either could attain alone, and s no te pare for a s. It giv chooses @ husband hecause he is | to build u fi edifice of love and| therefore benefit society. Mar quick dressy shine. her favorite dancing partner, | understanil | flage should be the natural hy They forget or overlook the life- A most important point to con-| man goal of almost all, and they SHING A Ho SET long responsibilities of marriage. | sider in is whether each| who love should not fear it ot ME They forget how many years | partner r the other, For con-| Lovers, if they will, can ma Your Convenience one lives after one is twenty- | tinued happin: ove must be ac-| practically any marriage a suc five; years in which pink cheeks | companied by respect for mental and] ess, The one prayer | suggest or waltzing ability are matters of | moral qualities, No man should) for them is, ‘Lord, make me easy trivial import.” marry a woman he merely pitles. She| ¢o live with!” OonYTLOoWw THA hen, you do not belleve »ve| need not have the rt of cley-| And that, ty the . at first Aight?” T queried See ea, but ahe|ophy. for others , Fresh from the Gardens of indeed Dr, Baldwin | must have kind or an=| if sume up the | Sunny Ceylon. noe \ ware o ' wite,! should be tested by time and ace Dr, Baldwin added with @ twinkle, in-law ket alike~delicioval-—Salada Tou Co, 100 Hudson St. New York,