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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
A PLEA FOR MINISTER'S.


Bishop olmstsd Says They Are Woe
fully UndsrpaId.
Utica, N. r., Feb. 4--Bishop Charles
T. Clmsted OF the Protestant Episco-
pal diocese of central New York feels
that some OF the clergymen under his
direction are woefully ~underpaid, and
he has inaugurated a campaign de-
signed to improve the lot OF these pas
tors whose salaries are not proportion.
ate with the duties Of their calling and
the high cost Of living.
The bishop also has undertaken ia
Impress upon church trustees the me-
cessity Of paying the salaries OF pas
tors when due and not compelling
them to wait for their pay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
CORNELL 70 HAVE NEW HALL.
Mrs. Russell Sage Gives 100000 to Be
used For Woman's Dormitcry.

85NfHHE - n hteffFZ
ithaca, N, X, Feb. Airs. Russell
gHee has given $500, goo TO Cornell uni
versity to be used in the construction
~ d woman's dormitory o. college. ac
c0rding to q statement issued by Pres
tdent Schurman. The new building IL
to be known III the Prudence Risley
hall In memory OF the mother Of Rus
sell Sage, and it will house 175 wonen
students,
This new building, with Sage col
lege, the dornitory given by Henry w
Sage q number OF years ago, win take
care OF all Of the goods In the uniyer
stty, who now number about 400 each
ye0r. President Sshurman thinks that
At will no longer be necessary for any
ct the women students to room or
board outside OF college buildings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
WOMEN AIDING THE REBELS.
A San Antonio Bank Also Is Said to
Bs Madero'a Fiscal Agent.

N.Z
Monterey, Mexico, Feb. IA dis
patch from the City Of Mexico says
that the government authorities have
Information which shows that Gus
have Madero, brother of Ferdinand /.
Madero, is In charge of the raising and
distributing OF funds for the revolu-
ton. 1t is claimed by the govern
ment that a number of women are
employed by Madero to carry money
into Mexico and place it In the hands
of the revolutionary leaders.
1t also Is alleged that a certain bank
In San Antonio Is acting as fiscal agent
of the revolutionary junta and that 1t
makes a practice of converting United
States money into Mexican currency
that the finances may be more expedI.
tiously handled In this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
Former Brunswicker Dead.
ssAaf fn ne EVENINQ NNWa

New Brunswick, Feb. 4s--RoberE
b. Blauvelt. a former resident OF
this csty. died rather unexpectedly
In New York from an attack OF acute
indigestion. He was the son of the
late John 2. and Mary r. Riauveit
and was born here in the BfauveIt
homestead on Seaman street. A
widow and sister, Miss Jane Biau-
saat, OF Seaman street. this clty~sur-
vlye him.
Let the NEWS tell your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
Walnut Mse.roanx.

Ore peand Of p~ulverized sugar, ID
pound OF walnut meats chopped flse>,
three eggs and two fabiespoonguls OF
aear. Beat the eggs verx light. grad
saaEsy adding slze sugar. Add Heur ana
neats urop ID creased gan AID bake
En rrsaferaks oven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
ARCHBISHOP RYAN
IS MUCH STRONGER

Special BY Unffed Press Wire.
Philadelphia, Feb. Archbishop
Ryan was reported today to be much
stronger ana members OF his Official
household beIive there Is q change
for him to recover. His physicians,
however. are non-eommtftal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
waERE 70 Buy ENGINEERS SUPPLIES

MACHINE SHOPS.
R Ra, |. shf sn1 II % 3 1~i iH 1srisk St.
Hart = WiddsT5, DIV. ast st
ward 4 Ggwrlsht Engineering Co. q York
wssal : 81 i e. ): . r e. psl * es FL h e
MAsoNs
P P.assf ris es:si 1 s ~ " = ls s2h &! s.
x Wsisss. G daas.s s.. n g. &. IL IL y e sstl -.
OILS AND
Bosde, serymser s. Co.. 1875 Front st.
f Sss4set Ad bTss s 2ah. X sss works. vi -, Broad
oII.LEss BEARINGS.
North American hetaiins Co, 4 Third Ave,
McGi1l, Grafton l.. Is William st.
PLUMBERS.
MILLER, Joseph. f73 Fourth Ave.
PIPE CLAMP.
Roberts, GeorgeI. g. Bro, 47f-4T3 Fourth Ave.
Nationai Tube Co. Pittsburg. Pa.
PIPE UNIONS.
National Tube Co. Pittsburg, Pa.
PuMrs.
Davidson. N. t. Co. 14 Nassau st.
PUMP VALVES.
Jenkins Bros. z Joha e
Pipe JOINT cEmHwrs.
smooth-on Mfg, Co. Jersey City. N. J.
ppE FITTINGS.
asiissai r Hss.' g. % f Fen st r..
RuBgER GOODS.
Revere Rubber Co. 1851 Reade 81
STEAM s~rEcrALrHEs.
A Asssas. 5ea n,.sl - 81 5oh P,, ssg nsoqs,yn.
STEAM FrrrERs suppIrEss
MeNxb q Hariin MIG Co.. Paterson. N. !.
STEAM TRAPS.
Hssssss ] ! a z. IS. & & M'isss g.. *
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
ARREST MADE
BY JOHN KERR
Deputy Health inspector
Takes Charge Of PanhandIsr.

N
Deputy Health Inspector John Kerr
made his first arrest yesterday. AT
least Mr.. Kerr had a man under arrest
until be met Patrolman Tonneson to
whom he turned his charge over. The
man proved to be a vagrant by the
name OF Barney Mullen, alias Murphy,
thirty-eight years old, Of Philadelphia,
whom Recorder Kehoe gave ninety
nder suspended sentence Of one
8fnllsn nad been sbs1citing finds
from shoppers in the Smith street bust
ness district and was detected by
Mayor Bollschweiler who followed the
man tor a short distance to make sure
that no was pan handling. Mullen
suspected something and eluded the
mayor. Further on down the street he
stopped John G. Haney, Of Mcclellan
@ Smith street and Mcclellan
avenue-
Exhibiting four pennies in his hand
Mullen asked for one more to make
Ia oven nickla. Mr.. Haney summoned
Inspector Kerr who was passing AM
asked him in his capacity as a citizel
&nd a city employee to place MuIlei
under arrest. This Mr.. Kerr did an
ro.xas far IA State and Smith street
where he turned his charge over t
patrolman Tonneson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
Gcethale "a Confer WITH TAR.

Gocthals to Confer With TAR.
New York, Feb. 4~-tshief Engineer
GcethaIs, who according to press re-
ports left PaIiuna Sunday in response
to q cable message from President
Taft In connection with the proposed
legislation relative to the fortitfcation
Of the canal dnd other matters. Is dus
to arrive In New York today on thu
.tmapyA~ Ss~t~.%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
H. Payson weston viii Speak.

At the New York MethOdIsl
Preachers meeting at $50 Fifth ave
nue., New York, at ii o'clock Mon
day morning an address will be
given by H. Payson Weston, the
famous pedestrian. Mr.. Weston's
subject will be, The Vicissitudes OF
a Walker" The meeting ig open to
all who care to hear Mr.. Weston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

AsHEsros rnoDucTs AND PIPE covnn-
s s;..s Hss1 !. A ssssss a ss. i 81 Rs g 1 u 81.
y Essssis viii 4 !. y 3. = e. s'f Hs WiIliam ST.
s nSsstruct,bls A 81 ssn Go. ss Hudson St.
BOILERS.
gegss. James 4 Goa 100 Liberty st.
Esxarty Maiieaaeslo. Sis Nv II. SIS u.
ss Smith, 4 p . y Bon arG Ca w w. 18Th ae e. si'D-
BOILER oMpoUnD
B~ird-Archer Co., the, 50 West st.
Dearborn Drug { Chemical CO. ss Broad
BRAss FOODS.
Psnberthy Injector Co. Detroit. Mich. gg
DAMPER REGULATORS.
Bushnsll, John Q 4 Co.. saT-szs Fulton ST.
HoDsrsson; lanes L = Sons - Warren st.
Rssiss 1 Muller Fl ". f 1ssh e. 81
SUPPLIES.
k ksIlsy. P Pstsr T. T. ! ! Bs.ssps:ss. q q.
Roberts George q Bros. TTa-4ss Fourth
saundsrsan 8 Wright, ss 9 4sr W. BROAD
Star Lubricattng Co. ss w. 2sth st.
SUPPLIES.
Eellsy. Peter j Dssbrossss St
s.asass.s as9 Z wri slsFG aza' NV " T Srosaw A..
HEADS.
Kielsy Z Muller 81 y. 18th st.
Standard stssm spscsAaty Co. So West Broad
Way.
FEED WATER Axp PURIF1Ess.
Hsskstt = 3 Go, 81 Beskzn.n st
K kS'asy' ! Si Mailer, /; : i ~ y. IS ia I e s.
STANDARD steam Specially Co. s4s-ss w.
Acton. John, liz ychn 81.
MeLsod = Henry Co. 1An Broadway.
ss Sss;Et:o + s s ns e. gRss.., es sss,. Il !.
CRATE nAns.
BssE. Jasass Y Co ss Liberty 81
salAm.nasr Crate Bar c. ls Liberty 81.
Mashhnrn Y Granger. lzs Liberty 81.
Eord. Albert & Co. 50 Vest ST.
bushnell, jobs . 3 Co zr4ss fulton st.
Hssssssasa. 5 { e. fs ! ssas ] warren ST
Jenkins Bsos. II 5shH ST.
Pra1erthJ Sa5ectoF Co. Detroit zziess
HEAsxzEH ~AcHrxog.
TAs pstrsss Leather Specially Co. pstsoss.
80.
cssa ssesssa . les Trade seasasa. lH Nasa@a
ss4sa.sTs na.ansss. zssazsA, a&-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

Special scenery is being secured
for the opening production OF the
~three-act comedy drama, entitled
welded and Parted" which will
rule the boards next week. Follow
ing the production OF this favorite
there will be d series OF the best and
popular plays, arrangements for the
production Of which are now being
made with the owners OF the copy
rights. Al new play will be given
| each week.
Manager Ernst Is confident that
the attractions scheduled for the
Bijou will be literally patron.zed by
the theatre going public OF Perth
Amboy. He calls attention to the
fact that for some time local people
have not been ab1a to attrnu a play
going to some distant town
and feels that the attractions sched-
uled for the Btjou, to be presented
scenery, will attract,
The performances will run two
hours with shows at Z and 9 each
evening. There will be matinees
Wednesdays and Saturdays An or
chestra will liyen the time while the
curtain is down and moving pictures
will keep interest sustained between
the facts. The pictures will be
changed nightly. Messrs. Feiber &
Shea, who are behind the venture,
will leave no stone unturned to
make the hours passed In the Bijou
as enjoyable az possible 30 far III the
exeellency of the talent end the
stage settings for the i ltions
r concerned.
The east Of aWedded and Partedy
will be composed of Miss june Agnots,
Miss Anna Turner, Miss Phyllis Robin
son, j.. Joseph Murray, Jos. D. Clifton,
In. H. Roberts, Charles Ross, Thomas
| Patten and III. Wilson Jones.
Act l will be in the house Of Will
bur Dean; Act 2 will have three scenes,
lssA Reverse of Circumstances
g Condor Of the Asylum, y /" interior
Of the Asylum Act s "Baek to the
House of My Birth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

tHEaPa0tt414a.
1The fussy individual who always
has a run In with the walter never
fares any better than the rest OF Us
who are satisfied to take things as
they come,s said the homeless bach
elor. II tool breakfast with one OF
these fussers the other morning in Z
little cafe uptown that was new to
both of US.
"All he wanted was a cup Of coffee
and a couple OF boiled eggs. But you
might have thought the universe de-
pended upon those eggs. After having
given the walter minute instructions
as TO their preparation, he sat with his
| watch La his hands.
"Finally the eggs came, and there
was a lot more powwow. AS he crack
ed the shell OF one he turned to the
waiter and said, Are you sure these
| eggs are positively fresh?'
"Aud the walter, who had watery
| eyes and 8 very red nose, replied with
all seriousness: i really can't say, sir,
( have q frightful cold In my head, -
New York Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

Look at Inc prices Ok thgngs an
advertised In today's paper. If gou
know values. aad have q care Cor
soET purse. Bhesa prices will interest
x9szs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
SHIPPING NEWS

Barges Valentine anu Cora, Of
New London, arrived at Port Read
ing yesterday.
Ting Paoii with barges Upton. gor
Boston, Oxford for Portland, and
STAFFORD. for RorEsm ouths arrived
at South Amboy yesterday.
The evening world., 1911-06-26
A Mysterious Stranger With a Prancing Steed
Comes From Darkest Brooklyn to Visit the Jars

Or y the one to whom he must look
Tor his bill"
Maybe he has looked TO ~ and
strained his eyes" suggested Nj. Jarr.
Better net me 20 In and pull his whisk-
ers."
NO. you stay right here and hssp
quiet I'll tcil him you are out" said
Mra. Jarr.
30 the hsad OF the house subsidized and
MIA Arr went IN. 20 greet nor caller.
-Ah. charming evening. Mv. Jarr,"
said Mr.. Barry blandly. Painful no.
cessity oalls me hero. Charming quar-
tsrs!" Here he squintsd around the
parior with . professional air. would
seat forty on camp chairs. I should
say." he added. provided. Of course.
there was not over the usual percentage
Of stouts. Stouts. II yOu have noticed.
are prone to indus In sriof n are
wont to gather on occasions Of be-
rsavement. stouts seem to have q pen
| chant for the sombrs gArb and to In
| duigs In larchrymose emotions. I have
cerned. save by frendship's noral
| chelnas a. uiS poet B&ye-
Very true. Mr.. Berry" said Mrs.
Jar. 'bu to come to the point. Il you
have called about
.Plessurs hrst, bushes afterward.
Mrs. Jsrr." said Mr.. Berry Srsastly.
Stern Necessity " oft1mes Sorrows
friend a. the poet htly states"
Here no scanned the neatly arranged
parloY again.
by opening this door." here he ndi-
GATED the door from the hall to the
parlor that was seldom or svr used.
friends and relatives might pas to
the right and still forty could b. ssst-
ID. allowing for stouts'-
Mrs. Jar interrupted him. She want.
d TO refuss responsibility for the uv.
cry bill m she also demrsd to sQuslch
the suggestive use he could only 80
for her parlor.
"CArsnoA, tho horse. wasn't bur,
when he kioksd your" abe asked so
i~icitousiy. "As Tor the ball Cor the
drive, my mother
"Clarencs was not injured IA tn
slightest But I was" asid Mr.. Berry
In solemn tones. Clarence u outside
drove hn, ovAr."
'sExouos ne . moment" crasd Mrs
Jarr,
ahs ~n out to her hs,sband and wills
pereh,
""rake 4 poakstfui Of sugar outAd'
anA feed II - Clarence, and tell hin
tn kios that awful barry again whsi
he sets homo Clarence VIII unAer
st8ndI"
Clarence dad understand, ~ nirVahy
PelaAsA, under the srsn lure Of luml
sugar he Invested himself az shafta sNt
harusa ard followed MI, barr ins'
0ua's Vaass, rhers hs wGA ~foavnail!
intrsAreA ~ tho tsometimsan saA'a
P~raPFtsteP "a ~ educated horse TIA
tRsistsA ~ prAerins wilma,
NA aml IAN ~ ~ wan IN y
=, weFyW W~ ~ , ,o- ,,,,t, .-.t-~,
The evening world., 1911-06-26

lowing domestic sosns had snSusd:
please num-. = gentlemun wants TO
see you; says his name II Berry," said
Gertrude. the Jars domestic, ppsar
Ing IN the dinins-room door and wtpins
her hands on hr apron.
'Oh, dsari It's that dreadful under
taksr In Brooklyn We hired that awful
Ind yet he was nics-horse. Clarence,
from to so driving. and mamma didn't
pay himf" said MrA Jar In alarm.
What shall / dor"
You needn't DO snyth4nG," said HI.
Jarr arising quickly. "ru hok him
out"
This 10 no concern o. your." said
Mrs, Jar. u oar manage It and ]
~ant you 10 keep out Of t. Mamms
hired the horse Let her pay for Il
And 70 III tell this man Berry"
~ just can't keep my hands on htm!"
The evening world., 1911-06-26
Just What Is
A Love Match?

attribute, the question = DO nohss
bring HAPPLNESSf
Il he a poor man-so poor that after
the nrst glamour Of love u spent there
10 nothing left to spend wen for the
CREATURE COMFORTS THAT ARE
NECESSARY
IL he . REAL COMPANION, or doss
he need many other companions to all
In tho following Of his natural benti
Is he . man who can prove his inter-
sst by real support. or will she forever
nave to ass1st In the ACTUAL monSN
makinSf
In he Interested IN tho SAME PIlDAs-
URNS or y there . material difference
. to what constitutes pleasurs1
This V certainly . . idea - Op-
posed TO the so-callsd OItD-TAHH-
IONWD woman She Il 10 who accepts
marriage a. Q sacrifice. Q matter Of
ssrv1eud@slunG II love-who thinks Of
NOTHING but the hems and the oak-
Ing and the cooking.
Children 10 her are UNAVOIDABLE
accidents that must BE- taken care of
~ . matter Of course; And the REAL
JOY Of life 10 lost. Tue day Of this
woman 10 passed.
Than there 10 the so-calisd ohAttsl
woman. She Il u who REALIZES the
trend of the times. In that woman u
q THINKING being - we'll a. q
WORKING woman; but who. because
Of LACK OF INITIATIVE. OF rather
l~azinsss, sithsr mantal or physiosi.
would rakher be The dependent. oAnstns
vino that 'hanss on" perhaps fos ths
so.e purpose At existence,
Who II u who. Possessing q pretty
face thinks that all rewards should
coms "a her ON ACCOUNT OF IT
rather than IN mrTE OF TT,
She II II who mistakes MMoTYoN fnl
IOWA Motherhood u distastefvL " &&
Asrs 10 the butterfy existence,
YAter, thla woman, VIVA has oNLY
beauty, In her EFFORTS 70 retain II ioses
that which was attraeteA ny L. And
thus IL shroeselsA the ts~sody II Z
LONELY vita,
n S1s@ would lcek ksfeSN sha IAnAP
IN thAs thoughtful ass Of LIVING, perhspI
the words until death IA w part
would morn SfteH ~stusaly come u
psssj Rot IN the taisrsat ssass Buv n
SHH FRun sIsl1Sh,
YES, there an ws~N msny Aspg
ms@stasss, Pvt tfesp AZ Rst 4 PesVl
81 cHANqA NJ ~th9 a ef3e9eM
The evening world., 1911-06-26

NDou1agrTY end sali others IN the
PEAL JoY.
And now comes Q WRITER VINO tain 81
length On the woman Of To-Morrow."
Che 10 nsnpliasd ~ the who
ioois tAs matter 0QUAREIIY IN THE
FASm, accepting tAs marraU propoa-
ton ~ . prinoipls, with all its auss-
tiona In economics frankly discussed
With ire husband,
~ last We have oome 10 realise that
for Homie Heasie to meet Harold on .
moonlight Wednesday and . TOW weeks
later some evening hAve the knot tied
that II AZ II not r1IM TIN THAT
AINnd, ard then awaken up some blur
Monday msrnins "a tho realisation Of
the "what-haveJ-doner'-this IL thu an
perlencs at tho everyday,
Thus, sines 20 MANY have hone be
fore ana have lived to toll tho tale oi
Voc NJ hlisa, N tho ease might he, II
would asum that In this proposition by
which tho sirl Of to-day becomes the
woman of to-morrow u s,s weult
STOP, inoH AMI LIE HN-svsn ~
though CROSSING = rsnrosd tNek--sh,
might ssvs many snrvevs and secure
many ~plsasursA.
" che would but kssp her HhAp u
ma dsMsson ana not allow the warmth
Of hssrt % TO SaaniRats hsr the court
% divpres would not be nov wsskan,
overtime,
4 wise soul a ssaA that msrxiagS I
. msttsr pf be,as shls ~ laugh n ~,
s~nsthsvs Jokes, But thMN an e~m
mers fvNaameatA thiaNI
NRhA asA maa ana y ~ ealI
The evening world., 1911-06-26
The Days Good Stories
Tho Naked Truth.

n 9th Fred shirman. cftd cMk. and Jud
II Garter, night CLERK at the beelbach Hocd.
- ar bsnominS bald headed. and botA have
uutn recently been quito proud Of the fact.
Accmdins to . friend. II took . negro bdlboy
AZ The hotsl to take the Dnceit out d them . few
AVA aen A travelling man. who bad not been
s.0puans e tn hotd fos some time. pulled up Il
Ii, dak the Other dN.
He raasd At both over the nm d hs gold SPEC
taciss for Q minute. Gracious goodness" b sGd,
you fellow viii Don b. combinS yon hAf Win
a towel. Whats the troubled"
Excessive brain work" aid ehirsmsn. "@S
thu. ustn, CArt6f"
"Corect," currobosted csrtS. "oniy Thinking
men become hld headed" Then hs turned and
hs aid.
Tts bs0o Ctnnsd. well. now. ba." no aid.
II don't know fob Guah bout that Ny ole dad
ne aiwys low dat an empty balm oop' nesd no
,v,sh Louisville Tins.
The evening world., 1911-06-26
Cos Cob Nature Notes

IE1H b cherry crop ID tho peSt IN
oherry u put various
pesus killed on ths trees' Ths
Varfhihte ave 'et UP . nttie
ana III fe'o'cs' lnciudihs the rooihs. the
olus'sys ana Judge BLUSH ~ !" Z
pieesan' nxh' 70 see our 'endhns 'uris'
nicely balanced on TOD on ~-foot iad-
"" -" NSs Va
hsarss' unns Ben Whmot' tree has
Proouoso nns 'ruis sls" W. move u7so
The evening world., 1911-06-26

he whispered Hes got Ions. lAnky
weeping Willows on the ades Of bis
face"
Mr.. Berry y ono OF the digntied, old
school undertaken" said Mra. Jar.
You are speaking very kindly about
The evening world., 1911-06-26
Speak Only on Invitation.

A :. -N' ''' ''
ABIDE" said he. close to her e..
don't gay a word TO me and / won't TO you
whilc we're soin' through this ciy. 1t ain
polite. unies ye'rs invited
"What,'
Yes. his Is Boston. tn piArs we've herd
% much on a. bein' tn dty o. tn culturci. and
! rust oveT.ssi vus ~ iisn distinguished loohn'
gentlemen IN IN sat ahead tell tn Other he VIVA
gotn' TO stop df here because he has been Invited
to slsAk here tonight. Judge.
The evening world., 1911-06-26
A Small Matter.

at 8 month" said W, ". Jacobs, tn Hov
writer, II ws on my vy 70 lnveness.
- About tSn miles out the train soppcf, then
won't on I. Few feet then stopped again. This hap
p<nsd several tins. and finally We came TO q dead
stop. Thirty minutes pssed by. Finally l saw
one Of the guards Gtins on the embanhmsnt, aud
shouted 70 him:
~ ~. Sandy. whst's In mattuf 10 csre .
wvsek ahsadf
".NA na, sor; the water 4. jus' sons Oh The
bon IA Luuts 0loos Democrat.
The evening world., 1911-06-26

ham now" interrupted Mr.. JaTs
well. I have found that n can
catch more flies with molasses than
with vinegar" said Mrs. Jary. "And II
I 60 about It in . nioe way I fsd sure
I can make him believe that my moth
The evening world., 1911-06-26

has been the head
liner In tho COM
edies and tragedies
of life.
Some haw made
GOOD and reaped
the reward end ap-
plsuss thereof.
Others have played
their parts because
they have been
I .. winy-nry.
cast. Some have
gone through the
performance .
The evening world., 1911-06-26

thirst culture par
lors.
Lot u adopt the
dear old Dickens
method now and
stray back TO the
sventsthatbrouga 1t
Clarence ana the
q MT. Berry
from Darksst
Brooklyn 70 the
Jars Harlem
doinioils. A little
earlier that same
evening the fol-
The evening world., 1911-06-26

Ths expectation Of . shaded avenue lined with lawns and gar
dsns amid which mansions rose from terraces wreathed with roses
shows the bucolc mind. Such IL the ideal residence street anywhere
from Maine to Florida. She that looks for it in New York is, Of
cou,ss, on a level with the New York girl that on visiting the country
sso to SEQ the COW that gives Ice cream.
But lot that pas. The issue Of moment In the criticism of the
Alabama ladies is that even a a street Of hotels and shops the much
boosted avenue is not equal to it, famo. When people have been
reading for years about the wealth, the splendor and the progressive
ness Of New York they do not like to come to town and find the
roadbeds full OF holes We ought truly to reform in street work or
quit Dragging.
The evening world., 1911-06-26
The May Manton Fashions

" HE SKIP made
with q high
waist line Is
absolutely neces-
sary for wear I'M
der ira n sparent
gowns that are
treated In the same
way. This com
bines a moderated
smooth fitting skirt
and can be made
from any material
that 10 used Tor
of the
kind. In the illus
tration white lawn
Is trimmed with
bouncing. banding
and lace edgine.
but slips OF thin
silk are greatly
liked.
The slip consists
OF corset cover
a d skirt. 4 h q
corse ct cover ia
made with front
and backs and the
neck can be cut on
either n square or
round outline. Tha
skirt Is five gorea
The founce can be
Joined to the lower
cage or ~arrangeS
over tho petticuat'
For a woman o.
medium size viii
he required 80
wards OF material
%. 3 ga yards ~
inches wide. with
80. yards OF EN-
oroidery lS inches
vide or 6-S yard AZ
additional material
70 or ~ inches wide
FOR the nounce. s IA
Yards OF edging and
81-2 yards beading.
Pattern No. 1904
r. cut In sizes for
81. S6. SS. 90 and "a
Lnch bust maasurf,
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AnothsE "J,ongest Wprd,n

W ths hdiiE " The BSWlng Npndi
I've read the V~artpus Longest NprdS.V
How u Observation-Disclosures Ar 4
laag ens' A dFpnkep man Il MT mp-
paSsa ~ tFy 10 SAY r. PpaorA,
The evening world., 1911-06-26

New Can At THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON TXsHfoN'
fmal 70 MAT MANToN PATTERN co" IN q. Twenty third street
osssaA IN, :, Send ten csnts In son or stanca for each pattern ordered
xA~ss gMroRrANr-wrts ywr address plainly ana always
jF%''''.' 'SSwW'
The evening world., 1911-06-26

lariy, they spring from ono and the same base, that Of the change
that is overcoming American life. The use of naval vessels FOR pleas
ure purposes by Jul Presidents proceeded for a time by very allow
degrees. When Cleveland took a Government boat to go down the
Virginia coast for duck shooting it was carefully announced that
he paid all the cost Of tho service. But from that time on the use
or thu abuse Of the privilege has grown greatly. Clevelands action
was mado the subject Of widespread criticism and condemnation.
Some fervid Republicans wished him to be impcached for it. Our
contemporary the Sun Of those days used to have eruptons over it.
But there will be no criticism now. The age of Puritan simplicity
is over. They eat spaghetti in Boston.
The evening world., 1911-06-26
By Roy L. McC ardell.

wv k left Clarence, MIR. Bsrrv's more
w than-human horse buying wine
for Mr.. Jarr, ct Al, At 0uSs