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The evening world., 1913-05-08
WASHER GETS 80 DAYS
IN WORKHOUSE FOR AN
ATTEMPTED FILTRATION
No Use for Men Who Insult
Women in the Street,
Says Magistrate.

For thirty days at least Joseph Raho
OF No. 80 Dominick street viii aecost
no young woman whom. he does moi,
know for he started to-day 10 ssrvs .
months term In the workhouss for
having tried to start Q filtration with
Miss Ada Miller Of No. 81 W. Tenth
street.
Magistrate Krotei IA. NIsht Court q.
o'ared. In pronouncinG ssntsncs:
"Its pretty nearly timo that men u
your sort learned not to insult young
women In tho streets. The qu,cGsr yeu
and your kind Get thovousn un6er.
standing Of this the 6ettsr Il win b Tor
you. Mean time I'il sivs you thiety
Gays 20 That the knowledge may - In.
prssssd on your MIND a. least.
Misc Miller wee supported n ~
charge against Raho ~ Miss ojrtruAe
wngste. q Government investigaepy Of
white slavery. rSs young women we're
passing through Un1vsssity Piass vines
Raho accosted them. When they Srtsd
to pass on and not molten him ~ MADE
insulting remarks and Niss Wlnxate
selsed him by the arm. Mics Miller
came TO tho asslstancs Of her friend
and although naho tried hard to Get
away. the sire held hln, caaiias loudly
for help. until Policeman Hefisr Of ths
Mercer street station. came sp on the
run. Raho had almost wrestcd himself
free from the srAsp IT the young W.
men when the policeman addsd his
strength to theirs and taho surrend.
cred. ,'F
In court he insisted that the women
had made . mistake ana ssised the
wrong man. The man who had %.
costed them. he declared. had escaped
and In seising him they had caught
perfectly innocent man,
The evening world., 1913-05-08

AN OPSNJCN 90 HeMAHkA6I6 "
10 FUNNY.
This Ia quite the most remarkable
expression Of opinion relating to mar.
Rage that has appeared in long time
It 10 so extraordinary that many Of VI
will hnd II funny. To me It Is inter.
estins mainly becau II IL such q com.
plsts reversal of the age-old theory
that woman as the mother O. the race
may have one choice only. but that man
10 entitled to be a moral fresbootss
because his actions have no effect on
racial integrity. No woman worth con-
alderinG would claim divorce Q sps-
cial privilege Of her sex. and amons
men ! am sure Mr.. Richard d. Ksth-
rens stands alone In his opinion. In
the course OF this discussion Of the
successes and failures Of marriage sew
eral unhappy wives have written me OF
what they considered unbesraD ole homo
conditions and have asked for advice
a. to whether they should continue to
endure or should seek relief through
divorce. There are many psrsUns whose
religious beliefs reject the Idea Of d.
NoSSo uhoe' al CIRCUMSTANCE, anu ~ -
certainly not the province Of q writer
to recommend TO any one Q course Of
action contrary to his or her religious
faith. But there are thousands OF
others who have no religious scru.
pies against the severance Of the mar
riags tie. but who nevertheless hssi-
tate on the threshold of divorce. which
10 really . sort Of bankruptcy. . public
acknowledgment Of failure.
Nevertheless . bankrupt, WAat.
ever you may ~ obeut him, .
bAakyupt He cannot pSstsnA - eel.
veaoy vsSy lo1S Win any sest q
success, ana cant 80 way pss-
seAs who ana their hearts ba1kyuVt
Of love for saeh other shoulA eea.
tAae n marriage Whsa thetr aooeto
have sat1rsly aisappsazsa.
10 me divorce seems to b social
surgery. nothing moro II 10 like am.
putation to prevent blood poisoning or
an operation for cancer. But Just - .
doctor now and then advises an un-
necessary operation. a lawyer here and
there recommends and effects divorce
which should never be at all. Perhaps
In cases which do not involve inhdeiity
II might bs possible to refuse divorce
to couples who he'd been married less
than ave years.
MAKING MARRIAGE MORE DIFF.
CULT.
The meet hopeful evtleok ses Tie
The evening world., 1913-05-08
FEE FOR THE COUPON.

TwBeautiful Photographers. copies
Of focus paintings. will be given
With sext Sundays World. Pictures
are stable for framing; on heavy
art pier. and represent historic sub
jects. he originals Of some being In
the Metropolitan Museum and other
Grest nft collections. Order next
lundfs World In advances.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
ALLOWED LITTLE GIRLS TO
ENTER HIS MOVIE SHOW.
Switzky Had a Policeman Watching
for Low LIES, but the Cop
PincileS Him.

Nathan SwitEky 10 sorry he ever both.
cred the police about the low ufes that
aung around his moving picture show at
No. 80 Central avenue. Brookiyn, for
now Mr. svitxky has got 70 10 60 cour,
on May 10 and explain why 10 admits
IN nors TO his show.
II all came about when swttxky kept
complaining TO Capt John Becker 81
the Hamburg avenue police station that
ioafers blocked the door OF his show.
Becker promised TO So about Il. and he
told Policeman Fields to keep . sharp
watch over the place.
Fields watched - sbasply last niuAt
that he saw three little strls enter tie
show vnssoortsd and no promptly sr-
rested ewitsky. Magistrate Walsh pa-
'sssS ~"
The evening world., 1913-05-08
Cir TELLS HOW
EAARENCE Jones
PROPOSED TO HER
Miss Belden Wants $4,000
From Banker She Says Failed
- ito Keep Promise.
COMPLAINT IS FILED.
Lawyers for Defendant Insist
a.. She Must Tell All the
~ 49,. Details.

~ was In her rooms AZ the Navarr
Asartments. No. 1876 West Fifty. eighth
treet In the latter part Of July. 1912,
hat Il. Clarence Jones. the millionaire
iubman and banker Of No. 100 Broad
'ay. asked Miss Katherine Ceciiie
Alden 70 become his bride. according
J. the young girls complaint in a
5000 breach Of oromiAs action. form.
~ placed on nle In the County Clerk's
Gee to-day.
Attached to the complaint. which was
oiwn BY whfteside = stryksr Of No.
vFiuiam street. 10 q notice Of appear.
40 stating that Solomon Hanford. the
pesonai friend and attorney Of the
~ James r. Kssne OF No. Il Wall
ststt. has been retained By Mr.. Jones
- sontest the action. Mr.. Jones's
anger to the young woman's charges
~ not been f,lsd ~ yet. In all prob.
e1aey. according to an associate Of
AeS.Hanford. . bill Of particulars will
- emandsd Of Miss Bsadsn ct once In
WAih she Will b asked TO state with
nor dsdnitsness the days and times
q to day on which she claims Jones
ask1 her 70 become Mrs. Jones'.
Ms Belden's complaint y bsdcf. II
CoAts that Jones proposed marriage to
~ nd. ~ the request Of the defend
VT she promised to marry him. at .
tine ito be mutually agreed upcn and
S3tAh . reasonable time after the de-
hodRt's voyses to and return from
Bruce"
ohe, further alleges that. oonlsding IN
aeosss promsse. she he's always since
Rsnaainsd and y now Willing and ready
- marry Jones. She ays that Jones
AaS "sASlA end rsf,sed to agree upon .
dats tor the marriage. and he's failed
~ REFUSED b marry plaintiff. although
more than q reasonable time has
GAossd siaes Cct %. lsu:. on which date
Bones returned from Dursps."
u cousauaoa, Miss Bsldsn states hat
~ has suffered bodily and mental In.
suvy. anA has bssn feld up to rsdiculs
M ceutsmeG and has been damaGtd 70
~ extent Of >B.ooo."
When he action was first srought Miss
Dsldsn pst,tioned the Court 70 appoint
Augustin Dsrby. an attorney OF Rye,
{. T.. - her guardian "a Item. Il being
- impression that she was sthi md
q. The petition stated that she was
srn Jan. II. iSol. Her attorneys then
"a occasion to refer to the minutes OF
artsa recently held before Judge Gave
n. at which Miss Belden's mother.
10. Katherine Belden- Sully -Ballou-
The evening world., 1913-05-08
DR.. FRIEDMAN'S "CURE"
IS HIT BY HOMER FOLK
IN TALK ON TUBERCULO SiS
zone of the Adverse Factors Re.
tarding Prevention Of White
Plague" He Saws at Meeting.

WASHINGTON. May s-"One Of the
adverse factors chat are retarding the
prevention OF tho white plague" was
the characterization applied to DR.. r.
r. Frisdmann's tuberculosis vaccine by
President Homer Folks In his opening
address to-day at the meeting Of the
National Association for the Study and
Prevention Of tuberculosis.
Nothing like the series of events"
said the speaker. (which followed the
announcement Of the friedman cure
In Berlin has hitherto occurred In the
tuberculosis campaign. Only those
who have bean engaged from day to
day In inducing state and local author
tiles to appropriate funds can appreci.
ate how vastly more dificult this task
has been made In the last few months
BY the extremely effective prss axnts
Of DR.. friedman.
Thus far II has not been evident
TO mo as layman. that any of those
who have had 20 do with the subject in
this country have won much credit.
When tho Friedman cure has
taken Its legitimate place and per
chance. has besn forgotten, we shall
remember those professions coming
from everywhere whom the announce
ment of the cure summoned 20 our
vision"
The evening world., 1913-05-08
INSPECTORS STAND
UNITED IN FIGHT
FORANEW TRIAL
Counsel to Seek Stay as Soon
as Four Are Sentenced
Tomorrow.
TO TRY DUFFY NEXT.
Then Sweeney Graft Case
viii Be Taken Up, Prob
ably Before Cot
o TRY DUFFY NEXT.

while the four convicted former Pc-
lice Inspectors are believed to hold the
key to revelations that will take the graft
Investigation into high places. none had
made any effort to-day 10 make terms
With District-Attornsy whitman. Muir.
tina IL considered the most likely to ask
for clemency. but A. =. Gilbert. his at.
torney. said:
The report that ne will confess IL
absolutely absurd. He has nothing to
confess"
when Sweeney. Hussey. Thompson
and Murtha are arraisued tomorrow
before Justice seabury for sentence tho
District. Attorney will ask tho maximum
penalty In each case--on year In Black
wells Island penitentiary and $500 nne.
Immediately after sentence their coun.
sci will ask Justice Pendieton for writs
Of reasonable doubt. The chief grounds
alleged will be that no conspiracy was
proved. and that all the witnesses who
appeared before tho Grand Jury were
accomplices and 70 designated by Jus
tics Seabury In his charge TO the jury.
While no definite announcement has
"ee" "s"e' ~ 70 oe"s'eu ."r' ""'"s"
viii bring serxt Peter Duhy to trial
on June on charge Of collecting graft
for Sweeney. Justice Con will return
to the Criminal Branch May % and sit
for three weeks.
The trial OF Sweeney on tho strongest
Of the dosen or more bribery indict.
ments against him 10 expected to follow.
Tho argument has been made to M.
whitman by friends OF tho convicted
men that to try them further would
SAVIOR OF persecution. but such talk does
not influence him.
MI. whitman Ii said to feel that his
main hope to reach higher up In the
sraft inquiry rests on putting the
ecrews on one or more OF the four
sormsr 1hspee'oF~ 10 stop VIVA the'I
pse.s"' cons'cuo"s m'sns mean tne enu
W "o E oAp"su Ano'":. th'ns.
po'"u "ut Io1 MM ".' WV"
N".s" os y" wy" o.e
y" . 0"s w" ~.
49,. 80 .,,"".,. - ~ - W"
!, :. ,;S.,,, ~ III, 800 &C." s...u".
p a "v,'
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ns a..
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ILL., IT,. . ~ %o ve."'e''
'S TsS "s ' "v ss' OF sssH.
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60. 49,. M "o.. w.
S..S ..,s., VI "s' nue.
uv" D"'e. Ac"hk tor 7wes'
So. ~. "e""." ana Herner'
.' ~ ,o' n"'sey' ana a. .. onoert.
to' M"r'hn' were positive In thelr state
ments to-day that an appeal would be
taken.
John b. Stanchfield, counsel for
Thompson. was out OF town. but he
ana A..oc,.,e Coun.n A,ro,, D..,.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
10000 PLATES OF SOUP
ALIVE IN THIS CARGO.
Forty Big Turtles Weighing SOC
Pounds Arrive on the Mag
dalena.

The steamer Magdalena Of the Roya'
Mail Limo arrived This morning frop
Southampton by way of West Ind a.
ports and Colon. On the forward d,c'.
were forty mammoth turtles weighing
about go pounds each. An Eng.!shmi..
named Smith was In charge Of tn,
turtles. and the passengers dubbed him
the bosun's yeoman.
Smith went among the live ones In his
hare legs till one Of the snappsrs
snapped his shank. and Il took three
sailors 10 lar him loose.
A Mathematical passenger on the
Magdalsns figured out that the car.
would make Just 1000 plates Of green
turtle soup.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
WILL PROSECUTE
ACTORFORT TAKING
:l+YEAR0LDBR|DE
Julgs ~ Ohd1ct-Attosney
- TIM Ac0on On Their
Hepameut 10 Jersey.

AeeD ouo1ag - suAaway @ar.
Eaaos - Ss1tssn-~sas-ssA nisian Ham.
ers. tssWa - As 'Sabv psantste," t.
Joan Z. 0euAna. . 8sseAway actor o.
- romeatse school. Jsstiss Cot. 20.
Nv. Nrsotsd Jossph n. Schultz. the
0si's iawyss. 70 sabmis ne minutes OF
~ usai 70 Dsstriot.Atsornsy whitman.
with . view Of lodging serious charges
Agsinst the theplsn.
eaiss Hambro 10 the DAUGHTER OF viii.
lam Hambro. q diamond dealer, At No
u Nassau street On Sept. a. 1917. n,
And Cochran eioped TO the parsonage .,
the Rev. Max pietsrie Of No iog, Iiud.
son street. Hoboksn. whore they we,.
married. An alderman In the City Hal
In New York had just refused to Il, In.
knot. despite the fact that the marriage
license clerk had Issued . certificate. A
the request Of Cochran. Miss Hambr.
hsd sworn falsely to her age In bot,
places.
The child.bride's story excited m
wrath OF Justice DON.
Counsellor. ! direct you 10 place th.,
matter before the District Attorney q.
once" he said. This 10 a most ont.
rascous piece Of knavery. Not only hsy
this defendant oversteppsd tho statutes
OF abduction. but he has committed A.
crave an ofrsnse by deliberately making
good his claim that he could beat tn
law q this state by taking this insan:
TO = neishborins State 10 marry her."
Lawyer schuits told Justice Con tho
last heard Of Cochran was .. Chicago.
whence the husband had written several
letters TO his brides attorney, consent.
in9 to the snnulment.
Cochran. In wootng the girl. Il Was
testified. graphically painted the future
in rainbow col0rs. lie told Of his SIC
cess ~ . matinee idol. HE home on
Washington Heights. and his home IN
che West. with Its cowboys and 10
bsoAcos.
When thsir wedding vas blocked a,
he city Hall. coehrsn. according 10 tn
M. said:
'CsmN dear. TN show 700 hoo TO
eeet tAsss stuptd laws Wen run owe,
. jersey. which 10 . regular STATE,
whore We won't have any trouble"
Directly amer the ceremony Cochran
rsturnsd to New Yosk end took ne BRIDE
- his bachelor apastmsaI There n.
rssrts ovtreaans hss go che ss,sd. Der
Erisf dsvslopsd Into hystssics and before
night she rushed from the place. bat.
les and coetisss. into the street. Cooh-
ran pvrsued her and bsgssd her not to
tel her parents. and shove III net "a
say he knew she was only fourteen
ysass ~ 0tssghew1y she went 10
her fsthsTs hems . ~ Brsax aad Goa
fesssd her marriage
ThaA afternoon coehraa .asd frsn ~
city. Three month"; effort failed 70 -
cate him. Ths procssdings before Juse,ss
Con to-day we're the rssuk.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
Uallke Lawyer Men.

TFfdm Inc HObsfD T80,I MOnt0f.I
II happened In Judge Tedford's court
and the witness was . negro woman,
whose reply TO every query was II
think So"
Finally the opposing lawyer rose and
pounded on tho desk. Now. you look
here" he roared. you cut out that
thinking business and answer my
questions. Now talk
"Mr. Lawyer Man." said the witnAss,
Mr.. Lawyer Man. you all Will have to
seusc me. ] amt Nike you all 'terncys.
The evening world., 1913-05-08

future. however. lies In making mar.
riaSe more dimcuit. Tho present Wide.
spread movement among the clergy tc
refuse marriage without Q certificate
OF health 10 the best weapon against
divorce they have ever held. When
this practice becomes universal Il mus,
have an effect on the number Of mari.
tai failures.
:. great deal Of superior cant "a
talked on the subject Of divorce. Per.
sons who denounce Il without reason
seem to forget that Il 10 practically the
universal law OF the United state. and
that the reformer who holds himself
above the law 10 In precisely the same
position Of anarchy a. the criminal
VINO places himself below IL Divorce
'iks the surgeon's krifs. should be
sought only whom all miider remedies
have proved infsctual. The letters OF
Evening World readers follow:
NE WRITES HIMSELF DOWN A
..' POOL.
Dear Madam: This 10 Just . ta,s ~
the unhappy side OF married life,
And may the cause and effect be-
the means Of regulating the MIND Of
some reader who IL nearly a. big n
FOOL ~ vas. The old saying, that
wine. women and song are the ruin
OF homes does not apply Ia my case.
II was wine. ugliness and the same
old crouch that always goes with II
that did the harm. You must hear OF
. very cute and cunning habit I had.
and that was to take an exceptional.
~ good load Of intoxicants that I
bad aboard around the nslshbor.
hood. 20 that all our friends and
neighbors could look Il over and see
how near tank q man can be. Ny
vile stuck. pleaded and bssRsd for
twenty years until wore the last Of
her love and respect to the breaking
point. and then came the smash. Il
came 20 quickly that I an actually
dodsang 49, And Il was ell On 40.
count OF being . good fellow. good
company AM we'll liked. and not
having ssnss enough IN this knob Of
mine to stop long enough to think
that there y an end to everything.
even love. To-day have plenty Of
time to rsflsct that I was an alb.
soiuts fool, pare and simple very
strong on the simpis). Tonight I
an writing this On my knee In q
furnished room In place Of being
In my own homo. with Q wife and
two children. who we're Interested In
tAeE busbanl cd esth.. JAs mem.
The evening world., 1913-05-08

should b granted only to women.
The ends Of Justice and Of society
would be better served" he writes.
IL . divorce were granted to any
wife who would be willing to ask t.
She should not be required to subject
herself to the shame Of detailing for
the delectation Of . curious and Cos
sipy public the indisnitiss she may
have endured. or Of confessins any
Of her own frsilties or mistakes. In
cases where the wife sues for d.
vorce the decree should invariably
90 to the-plsintin. and in all divorce
actions instituted by the husband.
but contested by the wife. the Court
should always sustain the contention
Of the defendant. especially II she
sets up In her petition that she loves
her husband and sincerely desires to
continue as his wife"
The evening world., 1913-05-08
PRESS AGENT SUES FOR PAY.
James P0Ot0n JP. Asks o. 900 From
Hatch Estate.

James Pooton jr.. filed suit In the
Supreme Court. to-day. against the ex-
ecutors Of the estate Of Edward T..
Hatch. a promoter, who had extensive
real estate interests In Queens. 70 re-
cover 5000. In his complaint. Potion
swears Hatch engaged him In July. 1906
10 act an press agent In creating favor
able public sentiment among New
york's citizenry toward the purchase
~ Rockaway lands for a parN Poten
further AYERS he was to receive ~ :,
week and $500 as soon az the city
authorities agreed to the project.
Hatch died Sept 20. 1909, and Pooten
alleges that though the city purchased
the park lands. he has never been paid
stass shs weekly st,psad " ~ iaSo0.
The evening world., 1913-05-08

cries Of what 10 lost are bound 70 ap-
pear to . man In my position. and
the best I can get 70 regrets. To-day
an living . good, clean, temperate
life. making the best ! can out Of
and In spite OF all my real and
fsncied troubles honestly and sin
csrsly an thankful that morally MY
vow was not broken from the day Of
my marriage TO date COT that I am
proud). and that I have come to Q
full realisation a myself a. seen
by others. and that my sacrifice wifi
be to DO all the good can. In all
the ways can. and by 20 doing will
be help end not . drag. Now. boys.
take warning and say
N. o. MORE.
WANTS A WIFE WHO CAN MAKE
cLoTHES.
Dear Madam: When marry
want q plain. every day girl who
does not seek style and paint. but
one who prefers making her own
clothes, which should be neat and
plain. That 10 the kind Of girl man
can feel proud Of when he Introduces
her to his friends and no can have
the honor Of saying she makes her
own clothes. but the only man who
can win . girl Of this type 10 one who
can't appreciate her. The fault Of
such girls u that they don't take .
liking to tho right man. q man who
would love. honor and appreciate
them. but they pick out the kind Of
fellow called q swell dresser. What
becomes Of this swell dresser after he
10 married? He has always been i'd
mired by the girls and therefore
must keep up his reputation on his
ANAL salary. though he lets his wife
and children live from hand to mouth.
w. c. l..
The evening world., 1913-05-08

CeSess1 Asa resaa shot DeAA.
RED BANK. N. j.. Nay 2-wliiian
Brown. colored. about ATTY ysass ~.
Wa shot through the heart at bis hsns
IN HiIr Haven thia morning. Tss0 ~
appearance Of the room . fierce 49, u
bslievsd TO have preceded the ki1lng.
a man supposed Of the crime hes ~
appeared.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
ut Was Wine, Ugliness and the Same Old Crouch
That Did the Harm. and All on Account Of
Being Good Fellop. Good Company and
Well Liked" Writes IN. o. More"
"Gtrls Don't Take Liking to Sensible Men, but
They Pick Out SIUelI Dresser Who Spends His
Money on Hinaself and Leaves HE Family
in Rags" Says "W. C. L."
BIZ NiSola Greeley.Ssstth.

In Kansas where strange things appeared
recently called Lets Civse the Marriage
Richard Kathren advances the
The evening world., 1913-05-08

Maybe Richard kathrens merely
hurst Mrs p Belmont II that
the author supine
what he thinks a theory nearly
make preferences don't matter
particularly the entitled
Lutte choice she has the FIGHT to
guess
The evening world., 1913-05-08
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-10
Make Association a Working
Capital Equal in Dollars To
Teaching Force of the State

J. Nelson Kelly. president of the
North Dakota association, whose ses-
sions at Fargo have just been brought
to q close, is not chagrined over the
action taken in the convention FRIDAY
morning in eliminating the paragraph
in the report Of the resolutions CONF
mittee pertaining to his recommends
ton in his inaugural address looking
to the increasing of the membership
Of the association. Mr.. Kelly had
the following comment on the ques-
ton:
The committee on resolution; re-
ported when Supt. Wolfe. Supt. Neil
son and myself who were interested
in the resolution were working oil the
executive committee in an adjoining
room. There was no contest that
know of and / am inclined tn think
that the resolution was lost by de-
fault.
"The resolution committee, con-
sisting Of President Fred e. Smith
Of the state science school at Wah-
peton: Supt. S. Henry Wolfe of Mi
not: Miss NJ. Helen Davies. head Of
Forks city schools: Miss Minnie J..
Nelson, county superintendent Of
Barnes county: and Supt. c. j. N. Nell
son Of the Beach city schools. had. Of
fered, among Its resolutions the fol-
lowing: That we approve the rec
ommendation Of President Kelly for
enforced membership on the part Of
teachers in this association. This
resolution was doubtless due to the
following paragraph taken from my
address:
ga word concerning the member
ship of. this association. Last year