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The evening world., 1913-11-17
MOTHER! THE CHILD
IS C0STVE, BILIOUS
If tongue is coated, breath
bad, stomach sour, don't
hesitate!

Give california Syrup Of Figs" at
once--a teaspoonful today often saves
q sick child tomorrow.
II your little one is out of sorts. half
sick, isn't resting. eating and acting
turally-look. Mother see il tongue
is coated. This is . sure sign that its
little stomach. liver and bowels are
clogged with waste. When cross. irri-
table. feverish, stomach sour, breath bad
or has stomach-ache. diarrhoea. sore
throat. full Of cold. give a teaspoonful
Of California Syrup Of Figs" and in q
few hours all the constipated poison.
undi gcsted food and sour bile gently
moves out Of its little bowels without
gripping. and you have u well. playful
child again;
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative" because
il never fails to cleanse the little one 8
liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach. and they dearly love its pleas
ant taste. Full directions for babies.
children Of all ages and for grown ups
printed on each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
your druggist for q 50-cent bottle Of
"California Syrup Of Figs" then see
that it is made by the California Fig
Syrup" Company. Don't he fooledl
The evening world., 1913-11-17
STUDENTS CAUGHT
BY new LAW WHILE
CELEBRATING VICTORY
More Than 100 Pay $40 Each
in Washington After Virginia.
Georgetown Game.

WASHINGTON. Nov. II. - Students
from Georgetown University and the
University OF Virginia and some Of their
enthusiastic friends know to-day Just
what the Jones' Works Excise law
means.
There was a football game at George
town Saturday between the Georgetown
and Virginia teams. Georgetown won
by . score OF s to z. but both sides cele-
brated at night into the wee small
hours.
Before the Jones-works law went into
eject q person was not arrested In
Washington for being intoxicated unless
he was so far gone that Il was dan
gerous for him to be on the streets. II
he dropped In an out Of the way cor.
ner and went to sleep. he was left alone
But q great change has come about
1t In now the duty Of policemen to ar.
rest any person on the streets In an
intoxicated condition. He must pay q
fne Of SO for an ordinary drunk. or b
tried and sent to the WorkhouSs :ol
thirty daya The fines 90 to the pension
fund Of the hremen and policemen. Tha,
fund 10 $3.50 larger to-day than Il VA
before me 0eorsetown-virginia gamt
yesterday. most Of II being collected
from students and their friends.
When the bars closed At msdnigh
Saturday II required all Of the reserv
patrol wagons to handle the boys VII,
fell victims to the Jonss-Wor law
More than one hundred boys wsaEtni
ohrysanthemums were run IN. In on
party were several girls. who insistet
on dancing the tango on Pennsylvania
avenue.
The few students who could b fount
to-day said suoh . gNme was worth th,
extra money.
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WERE IN WHOLESOME AWE OF
REFEREE.

There was protest The decision was
not to the taste of the belligerent par
ties, but they stood In wholesome awe
OF the referee.
On the whole. I was inclined to give
that bout to the husband. The wife had
certainly not expected to be put on the
diet when she hailed him to court To
he sure. what would be lacking in alco-
holic stimulation was about to be made
up In excitement when the practice
bouts with the hackers began to be
worked on. but that hardly gave her
comfort. There was n gleam OF sausfac-
ton in her husbands eye that was In
the highest degree irritating.
Though the decision had Erieved them
there seemed to be no question Of dis
OBEDIENCE In their minds. They accepted
the decree. painful though II was. They
left in friendly fashion. having. In tn,
mutual misery of their future good be
havior, forgotten the appalling accusa
tlons they had heapei upon one an
other. The hackers allowed them to de
part There were looks excha nged tina
spoke Of trepidation. Tney seemed T.
feel they We're sorry they Nad tokr,
sides couldn't blame them.
! IT wa then announced from the forum
The evening world., 1913-11-17
MAIL STRIKERS PLEAD.
Declare They Are Not Guilty oi
Conspiracy as CHARGED.

Nine officers ana members OF the Mail
Chauffeurs' Union faced Judge Hand In
the United States District Court to-da y
to answer n blanket indictment charg-
ing them and nine others with conspiracy
to obstruct the movement of Un!tei
States mail All entered pleas OF not
guilty and ball was fixed at $500 The
indictment alleges the stonIng of mail
trucks during the recent strike of the
drivers and also attempts to burn some
Of the trucks. The punishment is two
years in prison and y fine u $4,000.
The attendants to-day were Patrick
Johnson, President of the union. which
Ia affiliated with the International
brotherhood OF Chauffeus. Stablemen n
and Helpers: David IIochberg. Timothy
Kennedy. William J. Simpson. Louis
Terry. William ID. Eusillis. William y.
aluck Frank Gillessi and George T.
M-Cirath. Nine others have not yet
been apprehended.
The evening world., 1913-11-17
Money SaOed
by Making your Cough
Syrup at Home.

Cough medicines. - rule. contain ,
large quantity Of plain syrup. II ycu
take one pint Of granulated sugar. add
u pint oi warm water and stir sbsus
Z minutes. you have % good syrup %
money could buy. :.
II you will then put - ounces OF
Pinex Qifty cents worth) N . pins
bottle. and fiji It up with the Sugar
Syrup, you will have % much cough
syrup as you could buy ready made for
Sa. SO. Take q teaspooniul every .ena,
two or thee hours. II keeps perfectly.
You will find il one Of the best co.Gh
syrups you ever used-even in whooping
cough. You can feel Il take hold
usually conquers an ordinary cough b
"a hours.
II Is . splendid remedy: se~ -
whoopins cough. spscmodio ossA
hosrseness and bronchial ssthma.
Pinex 10 . most valuable conosutsaeeA
compound Of Norway white pine -
tract. rich In guiscol and other hsal!nO
pine elements. No othes pSspasatio0
will work In this formula
This plan for making cough ssmsdy
with Piney and Sugar eyrup has eeteo
been initiated. but never successfully:
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaottoe
or money promptly re funded goes VIII
this preparation. Your druggist -
Pinex. or will get Il for you. II not ssod
TO The Pinex Co.. Fl. Wayne. Ind.
The evening world., 1913-11-17
BAILEY AVERY DEAD
AFTER LONG SUFFERING
Theatrical Folk Mourn Loss of Man
Who for Years Fought
Disabling Malady.

The body Of Bailey Avery, one OF the
best known and best loved men In the
theatrical business. iies IN the chapel
of broadway Tabernacle in West Fifty
sixth street awaiting the completion Of
funeral arranR emente. Mr.. Avery
passed away peacefully yesterday IN
his room in Brownies chop house. where
he had lived for many years.
Mr.. Avery left the newspaper ousi-
ness In the late pos to engage in thea
tricals. As an agent and manager he
travelled all over the country ana waa
connected with several leading New
York theatres. including the Casino.
Some ten years ago he was attacked
by a malady that deprived him almost
entirely of the use Of his lowor limbs
Most men would have given UP IN
despair. Avery. game and smiling. con-
tinued to make his own Nv1ng-and .
GOOD living too. He went into the Of
nee Of his old friend. Joseph NJ. GaAtes.
and despite his infirmity and almost ooo-
slant suffering hs performed the duties
Of Mr.. Gaites's general representative
In many widely diversifisd interests.
Mr.. Avery within the past tive ysars
submitted to heroic treatments In the
Rockefeller Institute. Recently hs ap-
peared to be greatly bsnented. He wa
At his desk until late Saturday after
noon and was in eoc@ spirits when ne
retired Saturday night. A walter who
went to his room yesterday morning
found him dead In bed.
So far as 10 known Mr.. Avsry's only
The evening world., 1913-11-17
BOOZE FIGHTERS NEXT
APPEARED.

The referee gave them bless-you-nN-
children glance and called for the next
excitement. This proved TO he quite an
important event. Hs was well known
booze tighter; In fact, his opponent IN
formed us he was the champlon--he had
the equivalent OF the diamond belt
worked on him,
! looked her over carefully and de
cided that she had fought few
rounds with the Demon Rum her
self and taken the count. They seemed
well matched, and so II proved. They
had "A strong following. Several neigh
bors were willing to attest 10 all sorts
of things about e!thot or both he
champion took a good look at his ~'fe's
! hackers, and | was morally certain
The evening world., 1913-11-17
ouus @ese'FPcm virginia - work
for Poor.

for Poor.
A yosin6 woman registered - Wr.
ginis Sterling lived at ne Victoria Ho-
~, Broadway and Twsnty-ssvsnh
street, for two weeks and left there last
Monday. She received no cailsrs. but
was known to several Of the women
guests. One Of them said this morning:
II DO not know where Mlss Sterling
Nvsd. but think she came from Yir-
ginia. She told me she had spent two
months In New York and they haA been
months Of utter discouragemsnt She
said she received weekly rsuittances
from her sister. She had come here
with the idsa Of doing what - called
real charity for the poor. and made a..
rangsments TO serve ~ . nurse In
the Metropolitan Hospital. Blaekwei's
Island.
'tshs started there hopefully. she said.
but at the end Of nve days was forced
10 leave because. a. she expresssd II.
she was simply unable to bear the sight
Of the suffering At the hospital. A. she
spoke Of this experience she burst into
tears and had TO take to her bed The
authorities At the hospital. she declared.
were very kind to her. but she was con-
vinced they regarded her - . poor,
weak. ovsrwrought gir1 and that seam.
"a 70 distress her exceedingly. She felt
ne had nothing TO live for and am not
greatly surprised to hear what she has
Aone."
Al the Hotel Manhattan Il was said
Obat q Miss Sterling had lived thers
Tor two weeks this fau. but nothing wa
kUowa about her.
The evening world., 1913-11-17
Do You Pay for
Il Afterward?
y uYsu Dc, lust Cary . Little Stuart Z
Dyspspsia TabIst n Yeur Vest
Psekst and q Big Meal viii
b Easily Laid Away.

Oct away from the forsbodinS that
ovsH time YOU enjoy yourself heartily
aal eat . full meal, that you will pay
Ter N Aftsrwsrd. There 10 no ssnss In
yeus BOT enJoyiag every meal to the ut
0eot. And YOU OAn DO 30 without DANCE,
from . protesting stomAca u you take the
prscaution aiways 70 have stuart's Dys'
psDsia Tablets with you. Then n you over
eat. or eat soinething that disagrees with
you, e the most careful person will some
tlmSo, ons or two Of these tablets vii
restore normal conditions In your stomach
N q very few minutes.
The evening world., 1913-11-17
This Simple Recipe
Quickly Banishes Hairs


Here i, simple and Inexpensive
recipe or formula which is used with ex-
ccllcnt results by many beauty specialists $
for removing hairy growths on the face.
neck or arms: Mix n stiff paste with n
little drlatone and water and spread on
hairy surface for Z or : minutes. then
rub off, wash the skin aud it will be en-
tirrly free from hair or blemish. Care
should br'cxercised to get the delatone
in an original package, otherwise it may
not he pure.--AdNt
The evening world., 1913-11-17
Bitterly Contacted Scraps
and Strangely Assovted
Fighters Can Be Found
by a Visit to the Do.
n,estic Relations Court.
Tragedy Of the Poor
Woman Who Was Sent
From, Pillar to Post in
Search of Aid to Recover
Her Children.
BV Ethel Watts MunafOrd.

The wedding ring holds nore excite
msnt than the prise ring: also It resem-
biss II. ! made a little Journey TO the
Court Of Domestic Relations and was
snthralied. Weep no more. ladies. that
you are denied access to the nights On
"oiub nights" Let husbands and
brothers look At the padded hsticuffs;
see more bitterly contested bouts. moro
strangely assorted fighters. They come
ungradsd heavyweights IN furious On
countsrs with bAntsms. iightweiwhts a.
saultang G0naths.
A. eat me down before the little
sssvassd platform whore the manly art
Of sK-defsnss waA 40 soon to be dr.
played. little guessed Of the supreme
interest II Wa 10 hold. ! was pusxicd.
for with the exception Of the managers
! beg their pardons--the court officials.
there were no Americans present. II
looked like . foreign employment bur-
eau. ! thought ] must have made y
mistake. Oh. but no. II was the granu
battlefield Of tho homo--the Domestic
Relations Court
The referee In q KINDLY, benevolent In
carnation Of the idea OF paternal gov
ernment. who admonishes the contest
ants In terms unused by the sport ting
| editor. but might easily be translated
into '-rime. foul. breakawsy." Some
times the contestants clinoh. Mostly II
| In an eye to eye clinch. hut serious COM
| plicstions arise. Even at the most crit-
cal moments. however. ! had no fear.
Two gigantic and besmtng attendants
acted ss seconds for the embsttled
couples. The way they Gained them
| filled me with admiration. ! was moved
to wonder how they acted In their own
homes. Curiosity is terrible. Some day
| ] shall No back and ask them The
interpreter II worn thin by his hectic
| lie. bu, he too seems caught In the
whirl OF human interest; he. | suppose,
interprets for humble pay. but he acts
| as if he did II from sheer insplrat ion
| That hypnotic suggestion IL induced ny
passes very soon became evident to ine
THE OPENING BOUT OF THE
SESSION.
Il \ RomaH on the witness stand VII,
exceed dngly busy narrating how hel
husband knocked her down aud wher,
and when and why. she was Pol!sl
and spoke ~ such but what mattere<
that?-she mad hands. Long before th'
Interpreter could stat. the case ! knep
all about II. She pad hypnotized IN.
into seeing 1t AL. II happened In al
area right before people crowds, hun
dreis saw tem clearly-dark forrig,
| IA nd . la m M al Lar, IA t,ss
The evening world., 1913-11-17

stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are nothins
more than . concentrated form Of tho
natural secretions which the stomach en-. p.
ploys In digesting food. And stusrts
Dyspepsis Tablets merely step In when
the stomach 10 too tired or TOO sluggish
TO perform It's functions properly ana sup
ply . sufficlent quantity Of these digestive
fsrments to digest completely al, food,
under either acid or alkaline conditions, In
the stomach.
II has long been known that the various
digestive ferments could he produced AZ
perfectly In the laboratory as In the stom
ach, but Btusrts Dyspepsia Tablets are
the first attempt outside of certain hos
pitsls to utilize these dis ooveries FOR this
bsnsfit Of sufferers from indigestion and
kindrsd complaints.
The perfect freedom 10 eat what you
please end - much a. you please. which
0tuapt's Dyspspda Tablets gives. has Wou
u thsUsasds Of friends who make Il q
esastsat vest poskst companion. Join 70.
day ~ vast AMY Of people Who hsvs
Ael1oGe4 tAstr isdsDsndssce Of stomach
w1@SSeA You - ct eoc beg ef stu
s!ts pys1e1as ssSssss sss sss asss'
- -sa0 -~A-nnA>
The evening world., 1913-11-17
that several scheduled lights were OFF,
cially declared of.
POOR MOTHER WHO WANTED
HER CHILDREN.

Heh CHILOheN.
Then there appeared at the door a
tear-sta ned. hsggard little woman. neat
ia her dress. restrained in her manner,
capable and wholesome and evidently
superior. At once the whole atnos-
phere OF the courtroom changed. Humor
died before those pleading eyes. This
playette eas to he tragedy. The tran
sition from the grotesque humor OF the
preceding cases WAS a real mental
shock
Poor soul. her children had been Kid
mapped. The husband who had left her
ten years before had spirited them
away. she had no idea where He had
compiled with the law in that he had
supported her. Through his brother he
had sent her funds weekly.
But do not want money" she
reiterated as the tears streamed down
her cheeks. mot money--ny chlidren'
my children
The Judge looked at her with sympa-
thy and shook his head. His court had
not power TO help her. lie suggested the
Legal Aid Society. She had been there
and they had sent her here.
that Is the only place for your case"
Despair settled down upon her, the
pleading light In her weary eyes was
quenc ched. The Supreme Court, how
could she reach It, and where II
might be years 7 shall never forget her
stricken face. What can she do, this
helpless woman7 She is sent from Uhace
| to place. hoping for help. and II passed
along. The gap between her and her
stolen children wldens. Now that she
has spent the best years Of her life In
rearing them, the parent who has been
no father to them has robbed her. and
nobody seems to know what she can do.
It's nobody's business.
WOMAN LAWYER SAYS MANY
CASES DESERVE HELP.
She went her way In dazed and hope
less sorrow. A few hours later hap.
pened TO meet Miss Mulhol,and-r bes
her pardon. Mrs. Boosevain. I spoke oi
this woman's situation.
| That's the saddest part Of law prac.
tice." she said; so many. many casei
that deserve investigation ana helr
must be allowed TO slip back into ths
sea of human SORROW"
Undoubtedly that Is true. Dut II seem,
TO me that some one OF our man,
leagues and societies might decide e
keep a representative at the Court o
Domestic Relations. empowered to In
vestigate Individual cases and rende
competent assistance ~hen necessary.
Luckily for the adjustment Of my ner
vous system. this was tho last case OF
tho calendar for the morning. thinl
II I had been suddenly faced with com
edy again my features would have re-
mained In a permanent tangls tha
would but dimly have demonstrated m
Inner confusion.
As l reached the sidewalk In front .
the big building on Fifty-ninth stree
came face to face with that mos
sought after climax Of the playwright
A Happy Ending. The East Side Terro
and his Loft Paw Pauline were hold
ing . levee on the corner.
The evening world., 1913-11-17
ANOTHER ATTRACTION
BROUGHT FORTH.

The gladiators were puzzled-each had
Thought that round n clear case of
knockout. II seems they didn't know
the rules. They looked at each other
doubtfully. Then the forty dollar sister
(fOr which that wife had certainly paid
an exhorbitant price, came over and
Joined them. The seconds renewed the
soothing light massage. patting down
expansive gestures that threatened to
become something else. and the trio left
the ring still waving expressive hands.
Then the next bout was called. mad
had a glimpse Of the cmtestants when
they had come In and II looked like "A
good fight to me I would have billed
them as ''ltsky. the East Side Terror,
va. Left Paw Pauline. but the fight
wasn't pulled Off. was horribly dis
appointed, no. ! think. were the Sec
onds. IL looked like good bout t'
me. but they got together and did some
nxing-they were shameless about 1t
| 1t offends the sporting instinct to know
| a night ~ fixed. II was too bsd-sh- Wa:
| In hne shape. and the boy had a goo'
| reacl--it went around her waist almos
| twice. When their names were Gale,
they we're already half way 10 the door
| looking as shcepisA as they ought u
look for disappointing whole cour
room and me too,
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TAKES MERCURY
| WHEN HER PLANS
F TO AID POOR FAIL
Saddened by Charity Work
Here, ~. Sterling" Seeks
Death in Rochester.
CAME FROM VIRGINIA.
Sought Place in Metropolitan
Hospital, but Sight of Suffer-
ing Made Her Quit.
CAME FROM VIRGINIA.

1oCHDCr@. Nov. n.--A waii dressed
VemAn about twenty-five years Of ags
collapsed In North street near Main
street early yesterday and was car
s4sd into drug store. whore she told .
6erk that she had vallowed two Ave-
grain bichioride Of mercury tablets. An
oDstio was given her and an ambu-
1Ancs was called
"Of course l knew the danger Of the
0Abists took. Ny reason for taking
ohDm was simply that wished TO die. :"
Was her reply whom Questionsd by
Ratrolman Brotk
The woman wore & VINE colorsd broad
10th gown trimmed with fur. and .
Shck velvet hat She had three sanSs
n her ,eft hand. one . wedding ring.
~ ssld that she had lived At the Hotsl
Nvct01a. New York City.
Il Was ascsrtatnsd that shs had regis
earsd ax the Hotel Eggleston on wsdnAs-
Aay ~ Nv. Sterling. N. r." and left the
npilowing day. When pressed for an 40.
oupnt Of her actions after leaving the
hotel she said she had been visiting
er1snds. she said at hrst that che VA
Married end later that she Wa stnGisA
NE refused to talk Of her family.
The evening world., 1913-11-17

<0ral German he told his wrongs. The
utterancs was thick. but he. too had
hands. She had robbed him. she had!
Shed imported q perfectly unnecessary
sister for forty hard earned dollars-his
dollars. lie showed us that unscrupu-
iouS woman In the very act OF abstract
Ing those dollars from his trunk. The
trunk was OF tin-he made sound so
exactly like a tin trunk that again was
filled with envy. ! shall never rest TIL
] can make noise like a tin trunk.
lie continued 10 denounce his wifc's con-
duct az outrageous; moreover she was
'freeh." Would the referee please for
bid her to be fresh? lie had that word
we'll In hand; he swung It freely
'fresh"' How dare she? The bout was
then declared n draw. and the combat
ants were told to shake hands-any
battering was strictly forbidden.
The evening world., 1913-11-17

there would be . few practice bouts In
the near future. The wife also seemed
to bs making dates for future encoun-
ters with the opposition. Then they
stepped UP and seven fast rounds en-
sued. BY the time they were over each
had accused the other OF having taken
the decalogue to the summit OF a high
skyscraper and taken a long fall out
OF 1t. They. particularly he. seemed in
clined to treat the Booze Championship
lightly, The referee was not to he
blinded by such artice. The contest
ants were admonished. ordered to re-
port In one month. and II any infrac-
tlons OF the training table diet we're
reported. trouble would Immediately
The evening world., 1913-11-17

QUITE DlRFDRHNT.
tvso0 The Dstsott Fsss Prso)
.H1ow much do you think he's worth p
rArs you asking about his ehlciency
~ hts financial conditionf"
The evening world., 1913-11-17

Nv,ns ,saAdss = Q slsesr. Dvihg In Los
ANGELES, va,o u in charge - his two
ch iidrn. M. 0aAtss = n ths west with
one OF hls shows.
The central record., 1913-05-23
Surprises His Family.

Mr.. Chas. Simpson, a son of Mr.
William Simpson of Teatersville, and
who has been in California for the
past fourteen years, arrived home on
Tuesday. Mr.. Simpson has been in
poor health, and but recently his broth
er went to California and endeavored
to get him to come home; he succeeded
in bringing him as far as Albuquerque
N. NJ, but he declined to come farther
east, so he purchased property and To-
Gated at that point. Recently he not =
fled his relatives that he was starting
for home and wired them his condition
from points along the road. His rela-
tives expected some one to accompany
him, probably nurse, as in his weak
ened condition it was not thought ad-
visable to allow him to travel alone.
When the train arrived at Lancaster,
Charley alighted therefrom without
assistance, and was preceded by
handsome lady; after greeting friends
and relatives who had gathered to
meet him, very much to their surprise
he introduced the lady who accompani-
ed him as his wife, he having married
her in Albuquerque. His many friends
here at his old home congratulate him
upon his good luck in securing such
handsome life companion and hope that
he may be spared to enjoy long life
in her company.