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This clever soAsa us not q oTnk.. upon hrr
face. she Ia. lefcted . mA'aloa.. .imp.
taco In a susls Night, For remo' .ns snukes and
dsstlolins lie bust, hr method is trub wonI r
She made herself ne woman she {, to-dA, and
brought about the ''a efnl chanse in her a2p-ar
pl,yion is a, clea. amt far as That u a chll.
she turntd ler -'f 'If ilsre mo a, h~taltiit
s,raxuy eye a7l.s aii c%turoe,, wh.,h could
soar,ly be- cen at .h' male them l,Hs thigs
every h'lrthsai aud plnple from her face in a
,inapgy.. d a." '% ma, II, re- irn5 %, eve. even ssqs H. rom rom
her fec, al ae5o el her thin neck ard form %
Melting b., ta6,n into the stomach, no common
wG y1ge, no Hafuh. H'astgN, no worthless cream,
ny l't rev no s" c,,f fem2,g5 ~,in'ls' and
II Is simply astonishing IN, hgrtre 5 = vrnr
'Hbls T Ts, f,sqt. t&re.tnS:Tat. nh'h +. ''Yfe,1I'ihi i1s
thelT fsre Gnd form aitfr b'antj ao-;or' aud otI'
Mar Mrrit, q VS.. .vrt'a her Wrinkle, hay,
enurely disapu..ard., N'as Har"n writes. her
hust L,sautfuly. dt'elopfi and "r.nkes gone,
Ms Markham whites. her wrnA's vanished over
NJ, Arc, pny yd,s' e-y bl,ckh'aa and
me y]auloie NOW beauty book which
''alarns CuTninsnam igs ffe b. '.or d,
msfgs sra"u No. rna k1hc mr'',d' of ho.u'-
gs, tlc foe atl irHw - Ic1l'r'r.l'' Fom,o.,
.f .-rl Won a~tsluit,y i1e on ~. 1r.,. al
gl' show how 10 remove wrinkles in =
hnursI how T. devotion the bust how TO
utf' A.. long. ihirk cV"loshes aud ,chrou,.
how -" rrn,ovr superfirnu- hair. how to re-.
move blnci,hrads, pimples and f~r-cll-.,
how to remove dRrH circles under the eyrsi
how 10 quickly remove douhlc chine how 10
build M -unLen cheeks ard add nrsh 10
the body how 10 dnrhtn gray hair and It 10
BAR 'nlllnCi how 10 stOp forever perspira-
ton Oi0r.
-'u.l. 1',st. y1uE lc'tgr 70 E.r,rn Clu1..
h.r.. suite AldT. 7 Rgrlunh So. en-. ago. I'.
aHI don ll any mHnr.. nu a. 70 I1 fH'H-| .r
free. ~. '.i. charming woman 10 N..s her no. b
I'd. nrr'hf .'r'i 40 women ,u r,.1 .. .r.ut .uft-
nation vLl.u Nll ali I'D ilUr NtlutH und mlka
lie s~ptg Az !oitAsg ~ sry VA, -A4Nt.
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Man IL Cyowing Nearer
to HE Ideals While
Woman IL Lowering
Hers, Says Mrs. Meyer,
Author and Anti.Suf-
fagist.
Asks What Haze Women
Ever Purified that They
Claim, They Can Purify
Still More If They Are
BY Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

IL was all very
Interesting and in.
stru e. Mrs.
Annie Natha n
Meyer. author. lee
tursr and anu-suf-
frasist. 10 in her
sell always zach OF
these things. A
lecture under the
auspices Of the Ma
tlonal League for
the Civic Educa-
ton OF Women. 10
~ NuaI -
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contagious disease. We have afnliated
with the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty o. Animals and We plan to star,
branch clubs among the school children,
In general. we wish to keep Informed
upon civic and social progress, espe-
cislly Of such improvements and benefits
as nave been carried out successfully
In other villages.
w feel that We can accomplish
good work In all these fields simply BY
using all the political privileges We no "
possess. Besides such voting as the
women property owners are 70 do to.
day. all women can vote at school
meetings. Also we believe tha we can
cooperate successfully with the proper
authorities to bring about improved
social and sanitary conditions.
We've already gotten one thing the
men never could get" added Miss
Walker. with a little laugh OF triumph
That's An iron handrail down Kalden.
berg Hi. It's one of the steepest elc,
v%atlons in town. and one OF tho mos
dangerous In the winter season for 81
DERBY people. For years the men voter.
end the newspapers have been tryinS
to get the trustees to put up a railing
but In vain They gave our committed
a most courteous hearing this winter
and promptly proceeded to put up tn,
RAN"
what Is the attitude Of the men n
general toward you lea gue?" / asked.
They are most appreciative and cor.
dial l honestly think that they fee.
we're helping them.
"The league was started only last fal
and II already has over one hundred
and thirty members. We meet once a
month, and the public is always invited,
for We rely much on educational In.
fiuence. Mss Helen Gould has ex-
pressed deep interest in our work.. and
said she would gladly join the league,
only she doesn't believe In belonging 20
associations whose meetings she canno,
attend, and her winters In New York
would prevent this"
The evening world., 1911-03-21
RICH WOM FOUND DEAD
BY SERVANT IN HER HOME.
Coroner Reports that Mrs. Anna
Parks Died from Nat
ural Causes.

Mrs. Anna Parks, forty years old. OF
i~ndepsndent means, was found dead in
her bed to-day on tho NTH floor OF No.
tT West One Hundred and Eleventh
street, where she lived alone.
Tho body was found by Ann! Easley.
Mrs. Parks's maid servant. The Easley
girl reached the house about 10 o'clock.
Her knocks at the door brought no re-
Spouse, and she tried the KNOB. To her
surprise the door was unlocked and she
walked In. The dead woman was lying
on her side clothed In her night gar
ments. Apparently she had died In her
sleep. The body was already cold.
The statement Of Alfred Pringle. an
elevator attendant, that at $ O'Clock
this morning a middle-aged man. who
vas known as Mrs. Parks's only regular
c1lIer. had been seen leaving the build
Ing, apparently In a great hurry, caused
a police inquiry. This nan lives IN
Newark, and Is engaged in business in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Parks came from Boston whore
she was divorced two years ago. She
mad a regular income from a New Eng
land estate.
The Coroner's once established the
fact that Death had resulted from pure
ly natural csuses.
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M RUCHLER FhCES
TRIAL AS DlVE.KEEPER.
Backer of Tenderl0in Resorts Boast
ed of Pull When Underlings
Were Sent to Jail.

Louis Buchler OF No, lo3 Second ave-
nue.. known TO the denizens OF tho I'M
derworld as Jumbo" financial hacker
OF a number OF Tenderioin resorts. In
Guiding tho Bal Tabar.n, the German
Village and the Parker Hotel. was ar
ra!gned to-day on an indictment for
maintaining n d~lsorderly resort before
Judge O'Sullivan In the Court OF Gem
erai Sessions and held IN 5000 bail for
trial,
Indicted with Buchler are alleged
hackers of resorts complained OF be-
lore the Rockefeller white slave"
Grand Jury last July. Several are saii
20 have left town.
Buchler Is known throughout the Ten
derloin. For years he has been inter-
ested In gllded resorts, lie rebuilt the
Bal Tabarin in West T~wenty-ninth
street, Just off Broadway. at a cost OF
nearly $4,000
When agents Of the Rockefeller Grand
Jury brought indictments against the
managers and clerks OF a number OF
Tenderloin resorts last summer the real
proprietors boosted of their pull with
tho police. A number Of underlings
were convicted and are now serving
terms in the penitentiary. but tho re-
sorts continued 10 run.
Recently the Committee of Fourteen
man OF the non-interferencs by the po-
lice witt several notorious places and
the present indictments resulted
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Powder Marks Inside Mouth
Fail to Convince Her and
Coroner tioltzhauSer.
LETTER MAY HOLD CLUE.
Millionaire Sent One TO Wife
at Saratoga Shortly Be
fore His Death.

The widow OF Freedrlck 9. GINS, tho
yesterday afternoon from a pistol shot
through his mouth and brain In his
apartron ats IN the G,orlng;on at Central
Park weSt md Seventeen stdest, re
turned home from Saratoga today. She
agreed with Coroner Ilolzhaus"r and
the police OF tho West Sixty.elghth
street station. Notwithstanding that
powder marks were found inside Mr..
oillis's mouth and zone outside. that
hds death was due to an accident.
Mrs. Oils I'D not know Arta!nly
that her husband was dead until she
reached the apartment hous, this
morning Tho long distance telephone
mes.ayo sent TO her at tho Hotel
wordon a. Saratoga. where she had
registered with her mother. was vague,
suggesting that Mr.. Gillis's life was
IN a larger.
Expects No Light From Letter.
Il went to Saratoga" Mrs. Gillies said.
10 look at a cottage We thought of
taking for the summer. Mr.. Gillls for
merly wen to Sea Gate for the gum
mer. and I wanted to zee whether II
was possible for III TO be comfortable al
Saratoga. Mr.. ellis intended to &C
company us. but something came up ant
he promised to write mo yesterday ant
tell mo whether he would be able Il
ONE on and Join us. I assume that Il
tho letter which he mailed yostcrda,
afternoon. ] have not yet received II
but I am sure that It contains nothini
more than the Information us to wheth
er he was 20 Join me.
There was no earthly reason VIII.
hc should not wish 10 live. lie was tn
. best man that ever lived and We nave
{ had the slightest difference. l motto
, that the janitress q the house at NJ
l2S West Twenty-fourth street. wher
, We used to live, speaks OF a Mis-
Gowins As being In charge OF Mr.. CT
, ISIS apartments. | am that Miss Cow
o ing. I was Mr.. Gillis's second couslr
. and for twenty-nlne years ! kept hous
y for his mother ard father. with whoi
he lived. When they died we wer
r married and moved uptown.
, NJ Oils was partly paralyzed. II
always had TO use a cane and at time
, his hand shook uncontrollably. The fac
that he had an oil rag. n little wrcncI
ard some other tools on the table whsr
he sat with the revolver make mo Ger
tain that he was seized with one o
these fits OF trembling and then TIL
|, terrible accident happened.
Joked Just Before Death.
Mr. Gllliss body was found at abou
8 O'Clock by his butler. 1t wa, !yInS be
The evening world., 1911-03-21
ANOTHER LEGAL TWIST
TO EDDY WILL CONTEST.
John B. Baker, Who Claims to Be
Relative Of Christian Science
Founder, Wants to Share Estate.

p,I,;;,.a oe CL.;-H.. c
~ O"''''" oS'e''@9
FOUNDER, Wants 10 Share Estate.
coxco,r g., -
w. - ,.,s. ,o'. -.
oo,a, U,1raa. 49, N''"p''
49, . w no "H vi "Is
Mary Haier Eddy founder Of the Chris
ia" science Church, was given to-day
by counsel for John b. Baker OF this
city. Mr.. Baker, who claims 10 be A
g~randnephew OF Mrs Eudv throuyb b,s
counsel aled n n~etI,,on IN IN. srr.-,or
The evening world., 1911-03-21
Woman Faints and One Man
Badly Hurt as 3oo-Pound
Gable Crashes.
CLUTCH FAILS TO WORK.
Operators Hands Torn in He
roic Attempt to Check Speed
of Steel Strand.

One man was seriously hurt. two
sustained slight injuries and eight
others narrowly escaped death or
serious injury this morning when an
elevator In the seven-story loft build
Ing at No. S% West Third street
dropped from the third floor TO the
basement. detaching the 800 pound steel
cable from It's fastening at the roof
and permitting the great weight OF
metal to crash down through the grill
work roof OF tho elevator.
The accident happened about 80
O'Clock. Joseph Brooks. thirty years
old. OF No. 34 East Ninth street. the
elevator operator. started his Gar up
ward with ten passengers. one OF them
a woman. At the third floor something
happened to the mechanism and the car
started to settle.
Brooks throw on TIE safety clutch but
Il failed to work and the car started on
It's lo-foot drop to the basement. Tho
elevator Is OF the electric cable type.
and when Brooks saw that tho safety
clutch did not work he seized the cable
in a vain EFFORT to stop In car with his
own weight.
Cable Crashes Upon Car.
The steel cable was torn from his
grasp, ripping the skin from his hands
and hurting him against tho roof Of tht
car, while not IN any degrees lessenini
the speed OF the cars descent.
When the car struck the bottom ]
rebounded. The rebound detached tn
steel cable from the roof and Il fel
era shing down the elevator SHAFT upol
the gr.iled roof of the car. 1t tor
through the metal top n strucI
Isidore Goodman. twenty-five yea-
old, Of No. 4e6 East One Hundred al,
seven.y-fourth street. knocking him I
the aoor with a badly laceratcd hea'
and several fractured rios- JOsep
cadistoko OF No. $50 Union street. VIII
was standing next to Goodman. wa
also knocked down. but was onl
slightly hurt.
After tho crash OF the cable the GA
settled IN the basement. The passenger
were In a panic and tho woman tainted
Brooks the operator. though. despite IN
pain OF his lacerated hands. manage
to get the car door open and release,
the passengers.
+ Woman Taken Out In Faint.
Policeman Seller OF the Mercer stree
station arrived Just as Brooks got thu
door open and assisted the passenger
out. He summoned Or. Koenlg with al
ambulance from 81. Vlncent's Hospital
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Need New School, Too.

Then we need a new high school.
We hope soon to get one. We also
need q special teacher for defective
children. We want a suitable athletic
held for the high school boys and girls
and Fairgrounds FOR the children In the
lower Grades, Though TarrytoWn seems
so much like the country, there arr
many OF It's children who have no play
place except the streets,
"We want TO establish dOmest',
science and manual training classes
We want to bring home and school into
closer association through visiting. lee
lures. night classes and parents clubs.
In short. we ant to develop the school
buildings into real social centres.
There We are going to work for the
establishment OF a system Of district
nursing, and for the greater activity o.
the Health Board in the placarding anC
1~umisaung Of houses where there 1
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side a table in the psrlor. neat an over
turned chair. The revolver was lying
beside g.. DIR. II. G. Cowies was called
from his office at No. % Central Park
West, four door away. He found that
Mr.. Gillis had been dead about hall an
hour. II was nc who made the dlecov-
cry that all the powder marks were In
side OF the dead mans mouth. Io notl-
fed Coroner Holzhauser. who, after
The evening world., 1911-03-21
No More Wrinkles
BUST
Superfiuoue Hair vanlehee Ike
Msgio by q Now Discovery

Ptmples snd BIar kheads Removed FOREVER
Lot this womsn send YOU free. everything size
sgr,e. and beauty your face and form quickly.
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viewing tho body with Coroner's Ply
slcian O1Ianion, gave a permi, for its
removal. certifying that the death was
accidental.
The hail boys and employees OF the
Lorington told the police that Mr.. Gilis
went u to mail a letter at about 4
O'Clock, and that whom he came IN ne
seemed good humored and laughed and
joked With them.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
DREAM Of STAGE
LURED CHICAGO
GIRL OF IS HERE
Runaway Mildred Peters
Found at Hotel and Held
for Father.
HAD PLENTY OF S
In Note to Friend She Said
She Found S82 in Purse
on Street.
HAD PLENTY OF CASH.

Thirtecn-year-oh Mildred Pstsrs Of
Chicaso had her plans for becoming an
actress rudely shattered to-day whom
Detective TAFT found her At the Grand
Union Hotel and took hsr to tn. Gerry
Society rooms 10 await tire arrival Of
her father.
The Detective Bureau eceived q tale
gram from the Chicago police last night
10 look Tor Mildred n began makinr
. round Of the hotels. Az the Grand
Union tncy discovered tho runaway.
Yesterday morning a little K!rl. her
SKINS barely below her knees. and with
her hall SIN In braids. arrived at tho
motel without baggage. She started to
register ana Clerk Andrew Terry no.
"ced she hehitated. Finally she traced
t"e name May Hepreck. Buffalo" She
had started TO write Peters ~involun-
tarliy, and recovered IN time to change
the "F" into an III"
Taking a bill from her c~hat.,sin. m.
she paid for a room in advance, ana
."e" "Shei IL there was any mail for
heV' or perhaps a telegram.
Waited for MESSAGE"
I'm expecting q message from my
papa" she explained. He 4. 10 m.s,
me hero and l expected he would be
here when I arrived"
lhere was no mail or message for
FER, She seemed from he actions TO
De quite familiar with hotel life. Sh.
walked about the lobby perfectly at
her ease. but no MESA &c came. although
"oN"' went 70 the desk to In
80
"s"' sonhe OF thc hotei people
ga 49,, '"a' sue nao run ava!
"Iu ueu.aeH 10 "a'ch her' b was
" 'e''ei !" the Io'es par
-" " p'.t.N, u '''o sne was
"an'eu h' ,"e 'e'ephohe'
SHe iei' the partly written letter on
the desk and a detective n II. In
subsistence. II related to a girl friend In
Buffalo how she was here In New York.
where all the compsnie, s,ar,ed ,rou
She said she had been lucky ves,srd, ~
90 e,,,,o no,L..oaL a. - -.
r.,., .o1,.,u. COO -.
80 @os which WIN tns
money grandma s,aked me To- would
DC suineleht 10 Keep her until she could
make the desired connections with some
good theatrical company. 20 on the
stage. and become self-supportinE.
She came back, finished and ma,,ad
m. latter ana rst,red 70 h.r roon,
-. ,..a.a. -.
-, -" W Nni''so
Union at l o CLOCK this morning.
Girl lauohs at Joke.
II. 80, So.
Ne 'oru
MN we '"o.s"' vas so"e'hhs
IKE tnA'' OUT oioht hho" 'or certain
Accompanies oy 4 ms.d' the detective
went to Mildreds room and raped. she
answered.
Come ON. Mildred; that message firm,
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Fat is fatal to Health, Con

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The evening world., 1911-03-21
Parsons Jewel RoSber CAUGHT.

WARRINGTON, March p. Calvin
billiard. q negro. twenty-five years old.
was arrested last night. charged vita
the jewel robbery at the Washington
home OF Congressman Herbert Parsons
Of New York. lie admitted bis guilt.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
W0MEN'S VOTES
DECIDE ELECTION
IN TARRYTOWN
Exercise Franchise Right To-
Day on Matter of City
Issue of Bonds.

Two hundred women or Whereabouts
voted at to-day's election In Tarrytown-
on-the-ITudson oil three important
questions. and It 10 expected that the
count OF ballots will show tina the
women's votes decided the issues In
volvei. Those Issues are whether
Tarrytown shall enlarge It's storage
reservoir. whether It shall lay new
water mains and whether II shall buy a
new Are engine.
And there wasn't a suffrage society
in the town to rejoice in their oppor-
tunity.
The women OF T%arrytown voted
unaer n Jaw which provides that all
property holders may vote at town
elections on questions Wh.ch nave to do
with the issuing OF bUals Tho three
measures pending IN Tarrytown involve
the issuing Of bonds to the extent OF
rs. 800. with a consequent increase OF
taxes TO pay interest and principal
The force which urged tho women
10 the polls is a new and energetic or
saaizatlon called the Women's Civic
League II Is not a suffrage club. bu:
an up-to-date extension of the village
improvement society.
Use Power They Have.
lou feeling Is simply that We ought
10 use all the political power we have,
rather than spend our time ta!Kins
about what we don't have" said Miss
Sarah Walker. the acting president
There are more than two hundred
anna nr,narty nupparz IN TarrytauD
About halt are members OF our league.
Both among our members and
outsiders we have dom al we could
TO ugse full attendance al the polls.
We have rot taken one side or the
other OF tho questions that have come
up, but by near OF lectures from local
Authorities cognizant ot the situation
we nave sousnt 10 disseminate "i-
edge REGARDING them.
"The league absolutely ignores the
matter of the extension of the fran
chLse. II Is rot s~urrag.st. Il Is not
anti-suffraglst. Our president happens
TO be u strong anti. but fancy a Eia-
jority OF tho members favor suffrage.
Yet we all work together IN perto,
harmony simply BY eliminating that
issue
But how DO you manage III"
There Is so much real work tina
We want TO do" MISS Wllke- ex-
plained. For instance, the streets Of
Tarrytown are In an awful coalition.
There arc no village regulations re-
gardlns their cleaning, and sc have
found the state has 20 lay IN the mat
ter. We want our Board Of Trustees
70 place receptaclcs FOR waste in all
the streets, aad then We sAaI, start a
clean-s,reet campa.n among the school
children.
The evening world., 1911-03-21

CHICAGO, March Ali. II. Peters of
No. 42o1 Langley avenue left to-day for
New York with two detectives TO bring
his dauVh'sr Mildred Peters. thirteen
years old. back to her home here. Nj.
Peters said his daughter ran away from
home last saturday with another young
girl. whose Identity he would not dis
,lOse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-25
EMBEZZbENENT IS
AGAIN THE CHARGE
H. O. MILLER AGAIN TAKEN INTO
CUSTODE-CIAlMS 1T Is
MISTAKE.

"On again, off again, gone again,
Finnegan." This expresses the
thoughts OF II. O. Miller, who was
arrested again yesterday on charge
OF embezzlement.
Miller was arrested few days ago
I'm Kansas City and brought to Tulsa
to face a charge Of embez2lement.
At his preliminary trial, the Judge
ordered the case dismissed, as the
state could show no evidence of en-
bezzlement.
Miller thought everything was all
right again. His thoughts were shat
tered Yesterday when a deputy sheriff
placed him under arrest, charged with
embe2zllng $50, alleged to have been
taken by him from Mrs Lindamer
for the purpose Of investment, and
kept for his own use.
The warrant was issued out Of the
County Count. Miller was brought
into court and his bond was set at
$500, which was soon arranged for
Miller was formerly engaged in the
real estate busine5 in this city and
Sapulpa but left with his family
short time ago for Kansas City.