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The evening world., 1913-11-19
CUNMAN SHOOTS
0WNER|NFACTORY;
ESCAPES ON TRAIN
Attacks "Open Shop" and
Flees From Harrison, N. j.,
by Clever Ruse.

A dozen men and girls In the recently
opened neckwear factory Of Morris Ae-
gan and Louis Sosis, at No. 739 Harrison
avenue, Harrison. n. j.. dropped their
work this morning and gazed. speech
less with fright. at a youth who entered
some instructions. tinkered with re-
volver which seemed out OF order. and
then fred three shots at Aegean. One
struck the man in the right hip. another
in the back as he turned to run, and the
third went wild.
There was a panic In the room. Girls
fell over one another to escape from
the room. The shooter stepped out Of
the door into Harrison avenue. one OF
the busiest thoroughfares In the town.
He made for some open lots lying
between Harrison avenue and the
Lackawanna Railroad station.
A dozen men followed. but the
shooter rot to the station we'll ahead
Of his nearest pursuer. A train was
Just leaving for Hoboken. The man
slammed some change on the counter
in front OF Agent Lynch, demanded a
ticket and leaped aboard. Then Lynch
noticed that the young man had lost
his hat in the chase. Lynch notified
the police of Hoboken to take the
youth of the train, but presently word
came that every passenger alighting
at Hoboken had worn a hat.
A few minutes afterward the fuGitive's
possession Of new headgRr was ex-
planned when the baggage man on the
train discovered that his hat had been
stolen from the baggage car.
Aegean was taken to st. Michaers Hos
pital in Newark. where 1t was said his
condition was critical. He was con-
scious, however. and told the police he
knew his assailant. His partner. Sosis.
said he and Aegean had run an open
shop and that attempts had been made
by organizers from New York to union
ize the employees. They had met with
no success, however. and yesterday the
partners were warned that something
would happen" II they persisted in dis.
regarding the demands of the union
Sosis said he recognized Aegsn's assail.
ant as a New York gunman whom hi
knew as Fuchs. lie said the youth had
been employed on similar Jobs before
and was always ready to shoot a man
for money. Sosis left for this city a,
once. saying he believed he could find
the man.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
MAKE A
BIG SUPPLY
Sufficient To Last ThrouRhl
out the Winter.
Splendid HOMEMADE CdQ0
and Cough Medicine Made
From Pure Essence Mentho.
Laxene; Cheap and Effect
i've, Too.

Usually a family spends two to five Asl}
catarrh remedies. buying goo worth ct .
time.
For Instance. a two-ounce bottle. At 36c,
will contain about four -fifths syrup" and
one. nth medicine" That's paying toe
much for ordinary syrup: you can make .
half GALLON OF syrup for 26c.
The syrup. extra bottles. labeis. oeeks.
cartons. etc.. make this method Of buyin0
very expensive bv tho end Of the year.
A little thought and wisdom will ave
any family several dollars and give them
purer and better medicine too.
Make q simple syrup with . pint Of
ing water: then buy the pure concen trated
essence Mentho. Laxene At your drug store
(2H .oz. bottle) and empty II into . Diut
bottle or jar and then iii II UP with The
syrup.
Now you have Q seasons supply Of the
purest. best and most promptly effective
cold and catarrh remedy and cough medi-
cine that II IL possible to obtain. It ksevs
indef initely, and relieves young and OLD Of
colds. catarrh. coughs. bronchitis. hoarss.
ness, shortness Of breath and lung and
bronchial trouble. This remedy over
comes coughs and removes catarrhal mat.
ter from the system by Its tonic -iaxA .
tive action. 1t improves the appetite. re-
thus avoiding chronic ailnents and con 4.
sumption.
Directions with each bottle OF Essence
Mentho Laxene tell how TO make and hOw
TO take. The manufacturers also guafan-
tee to refund money TO any one not
pleased by Its thorough effectiveness
Advt.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
WIDE RANCE Of GIFTS
Of practical" SORT
FOR JESSIE WILSON
MopS, Pickles, Coal Scuttles,
Washing Powder and a So
Pound Cheese Received.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l9.-Whcn Fran
els Is. Sayre and his waite House bride
settle down in their cozy cottage at
W,lliams,own, Mass, they viii not be
vexed with the problem OF providing for
housekeeping. Friends and adniring
strangers have attended to that by "A
crop of gifts that stand out In sharp
contrast TO the jewels and silver OF ON
cialdom
The latest batch OF practical pres
ents include everything from mops q
pickles. from coal scuttles to sewing
machines. Among them are also a nifty
pound cheese. two rag carpets, tin pals
brushes, washing powder, frying pans
and keg OF pop corn CONNECTION.
Members of the House and Senat,
are IN the deepest sort OF "peeve" to-
day. because they are overlooked In tn,
wedding invitations. Practically tn,
only invitations TO the men ION tn
hilP' will he to the leaders. such a
Speakcr Clark, Republican Leader NAM
Floor Leader Underwood, the New Jer
scy delegations, Vice-President Marshal
Senator Kern. Leader OF the Senat
Democrats. senator Gallinger, leader O
the Republicans. and Senator Clark q
Arkansas. President pro tenn. Bu
AooseTs are entirely misstaG
The evening world., 1913-11-19
Cheap and
Easily Made, But Ends
a Cough Quickly
How to Make the Very Best
Cough Remedy 1t Home.
Fully Guaranteed.

This pint Of cough syrup is easily
made at home and saves you about $500
as compared with ordinary cough rene
dies. 1t relieves obstinate coughs-even
whooping cough-quickly. and is splen-
did. too, for bronchial asthma, spas.
modic Group and hoarseness.
Mix one pint Of granulatcd sugar with
u pint Of warm water. and stir for
minutes. Put 81 ounces Of Pinex (fifty
cents WORTHY in a pint bottle. and add
the Sugar Syrup.
This takes right hold Of cough and
gives almost instant relief. II stimu-
lates the appetite, and is slightly laxa-
tivc-both excellent features.
Pinex. as perhaps you know. is a
most valuable concentrated compound Of
Norway white pine extract, rich in
guaiacol and the other natural healing
pine elements.
No other preparation will do the work
Of Pinex in this mixture, although
strained honey can be used instead VI
the sugar syrup, II desired.
This plan has often been initiated,
but the old successful combination has
never been equalled.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded. goes with
this preparation. Your druggist ha,
Pinex, or will get it for you. II not
send to The Pinex CO.. Fl. Wayne. Ind
The evening world., 1913-11-19
CHICAGO PHONE
SERVICE CHEAPER
THAN IN NEW YORK
continued from First PageD

ordinances establishing scientifically
made rates, she company succeeded in
thwarung the endeavor on two Occa-
sions, but there Ia now in effect q
schedule based on cost of service and
not On all that the traffic will bear.
The Chicago Telephone Company &C.
cepted these rates and Is opera ting un-
der them. earning a reasonable return
on the actual capital INVESTED.
Here are some OF the striking differ
ences between telephone charges In the
two cities:
New York rates are based on an
initial charge Of eight cents per mes.
sage. and hve cents for each additional
message over the contract quota
Chicago rates are based on an initial
charge OF fivs cents per message and
-four cents for each additional message
ever the contract quota.
New York has additional toll charge.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
f MEALS HIT BACK
AND STOMACH SOURS
"Papc's Diapepsin" ends
stomach misery, Indiges-
ton in 5 minutes.

II what you Just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like lump Of
lead. refusing to digest, or you belch
gss and cructate sour, undigested
food, or have a feeling Of dizziness,
heartburn. fullncss, nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache, you
cen get blessed relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
hty-cent cases Of Pape's Diapepsin,
then you will understand why dys-
pAptic troubles Of all kinds must 20,
and Why they relieve sour, out order
stomachs or indigestion in five min.
utes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless
tastes like candy, though each dos,
viii digest and prepare for assimila
tion into the blood all the food you
ea4; besides, it makes you 90 to tn.
table With . healthy appetite; but
WIT will please you most, is that 70,
will feel that your stomach and mites
tiHss are clean and fresh. and you will
Dot seed TO resort to laxativcs or live
Ollie Tor biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many "Pape'
Dtspepsin" crsnks. as some people vii
call them, but you will be enthusiastic
sbout this splendid stomach prepare
tSo1. too. il you ever take i. for indi
oostton. gases. heartburn, sourncss
dyVepsis, or any stomach misery.
81 some now, this minute. and ri,
yeagssn a stomach trouble and indi
04aaA iA.Gvs minutes.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
Boy SHOT AN OWL
TO SAVE WILD DUCK;
MAY GET SPANKED
Old Gun Kicked Youngster
Into Pond and Spoiled a
Suit of Clothes.
Special u The pvsnins world.D

GREENWICH. Conn. Nov. 10
Johnny Walsh. ONCE boy of the Green.
wich Press. is q hero to-day to every
body in the community except his
mother. He shot an owl last night at
imminent danger to his young life and
limbs and the utter ruin Of his clothes.
He saved the life of a wild duck.
Neither the assassination Of the owl nor
the rescue Of the duck appeals 70 his
mother In the least.
The Walsh home 10 on the edge OF the
Percy Rockefeller place. near Hustled
pond. Johnny and two other boys
heard . nock OF wild ducks Cabling
on the pond last evening and crept down
TO take Q look At them. The fock
settled % that tho searchlights Of an
automobile standing on the Rockefeller
place threw their rays directly across
them.
Out Of the darkness dropped. swift
and silent. ahuge horned owl and
grabbed q duck by the neck. They
threshed the water frantically. The
weight Of the duck was too great for
the owl to lift but he wouldn't let 60.
The duck did the best he could to dras
the owl under water. but without any
degree Of success. Johnny made for
home a. fast as his legs would take
him and got down the ancient family
fowling piece II was a ponderous muz.
zle loader and the charge had been
Amped down In 1t nobody knows how
many years.
Back to the pond ran Johnny and
crawled out on a point OF land neal
which the mighty tussie was still churn.
Ing the water. He took long and good
aim At the owl and pulled the trigger
When the smoke cleared away the ow
was Mapping his feeble last ON the wa ter
Tho duck was gone and there was moi
any gun left except the stock. john,
had bean kioksd of the point OF lane
into the pond and had to swim out fol
his hfe. But he did not go home unit
he had nshed out the body Of the ow
| with long pole.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
TRIAL Of SCHMIDT
HELD Up, PENDING
Au|EN|SIS' REPORT
Case Is Adjourned Until Next
'hesday and Defense De-
mands Insanity Commission.
WON'T DISCUSS CASE.
Slayer of Anne Aumuller De.
clines 10 Talk to His
Counsel at All.
WON'T DISCUSS CASE.

TO give the defense further time TO
have aiienis,s examine Hans Schmidt.
tie priest who murdered Anna Au-
mueller. Judge Warren W. Foster. IN
Part v. of the Court OF General Ses-
sions. to-day granted an adjournment In
the trial OF the murderer until next
Tuesday morning AZ 10 o'clock when
former Judge W. NJ X. Olcott will make
mission TO determine Schmidts mental
status before trial.
Immediately after the adjournment
was granted Mr.. Olcott announced that
tomorrow he would ask Judge Foster
to name a commission OF two experts
to decide Schmidt's present mental
status This commission would not
discuss in any way the priests sanity
at the time of the cripe. hut only 1e-
tsrmine whether he iSsuficientiy sane
to 10 to trial.
II he grants this commission. Judge
Foster may decide to select n jury Of
laymen to hear the testimony OF the
expert alienists.
Two hundred and fifty talesm.n who
had already qualified before the Com
missioner OF Jurors were on hand. and
from among them the final selection
was begun. Former Judge W. NJ. X.
Olcott, Terence J. McManus and Al
phonse koelble appeared for Schmidt.
the prosecution being In the hands az
Assistant District-Attorncy Delehanty.
Interest at the opening o! the trial
The evening world., 1913-11-19
MOTHER WILL DIE
# MISSING BABY I
IS NOT RETURNED
Police and Hundreds of Search.
erS Find No Trace Of
Winifred Byrne.

At o'clock last Saturday evening
three year-old Winlfred Byrm was
playing on the front stoop OF her tene-
mrnt home. No. 80 East Thlrty-eighth
street She had her little 1o-cent doll
and a cradle she had improvlsed out OF
u white pastcboard box and bit Of
cotton wool.
Her father was standing by her side
talking with group of neishhors and
the whole block was ciamorous with
the cries OF the youngsters swarming
at their evening play.
Little Winifrcd toddiesi a few stops up
tho street In full sight OF her father. lie
turned his head away for an instant to
reply TO some comment OF one OF the
group with which he was conversing. lie
had It In his mind to call back the baby
and take her upstairs to bed. where the
mother lay expecting a second visitation
OF the stork. The interval between
Joseph Byrne's glimpse Of his little girl
as she toddIcd away from the stoop and
| his glance over his shoulder could not
! have been more than fifteen seconds.
Yet when Byrne turned from his friends
| to call the baby she was not in sight.
THOUGHT THE BABY WAS WITH
FRIENDS.
The father was not particularly dis
| turbed by that. The street was filled
with his neighbors and friends, and the
| baby was known to almost every one In
| the block. Valuable moments were los,
therefore in n casual inquiry around the
| nearest stOops.
winnie. oh winnnie!" called the
! father. and some of his neighbors scat.
! tered about and took up the same cry.
| After about five minutes of this
fruitless sort OF search the FIRST surge
OF anxiety swept over the young father
swiftly he started up 'he long block
toward Thru avenue. stopping At every
| doorstep TO inquire. In a few me ments
the entire neighborhod was aroused
and a hundred volunteer searchers
started Oh the trail
| From that moment to this the father
and his friends have secured block
| after block OF the East Side district In
which they live; a score OF detectives
have been making a systematic attempt
to find the missing baby and the Chill
dren's Society. tho hospitals and the
police stations throughout the city have
responded to the general alarm-'with.
out u DEFINITE trace OF the missing
little one being uncovered.
The state OF affairs In the Byrne ma,
to-day In pitiable. The father. worn e
the verge Of nervous collapse by fouI
Sleepless nights. faces not only the sor.
row Of the loss OF his only child. bu
The evening world., 1913-11-19
Entertainment ~ Dooliug Associa.

The annual entertainment and recep.
ton OF the Peter J. Dooling Associa.
ton. named In honor Of Congressman
Peter J. Dooling. will be held at the
Amsterdam Opera House. Nos. 3S4-34<
West Forty-fourth street. on Thanks.
giving eve. Tho professional talcn,
will be provided by George X. White
All the Tammariy district leaders hav.
been invited.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
Tons Of Pea n uts Burned.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Nov. 10
This resort Is suffering peanut famine
a. tho result of fire which yester-
day destroyed the greater part Of the
Greek colony In the back section of
the city. Tho hrst building to 20 was
used ~ . storehouse by all the Greek
vendors and tons Of peanuts were con.
numed.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
SLENDERNESS WITHOUT
DRUGS OR EXERCISES.

There is only one positively sure
method Of reducing superiluous and
unsightly fleshiness. and that is the way
French women do-by taking Q series
Of daily or every-other-day baths in
which the famous French Clarks Thin.
ming Salts have been dissolved. 1t Is
really dangerous to permit yourself to
become corpulcnt. - in time the excess
fat affects your heart. Drugs to re-
duce weight aud flesh should be care
fully avoided. Clarks Thinning Salts
sre extremely beneficial to the flesh and
skin. and they have the peculiar effect
Of rapidly and safely dissolving fat.
With each bath. you will notice that
weight and flesh diminish. and that
after fifteen to eighteen bath-treat.
ments have been taken. your form will
be normal and the lines graceful. The
only treatment which does not call for
vigorous exercise or special dieting.
Approved by scores Of medical authori.
ties - being absolutely free from all
harmful ingredients. Clsrks Thinning
Salts are sold by all leading drug and
department stores. Twenty-four packets
TO box. Send for Booklet.
Sci Amaigrissant Clarks Corporation
Sole American Manufacturers.
$40 broadway. New York City.
The evening world., 1913-11-19
Daushter Born to LORD and Lady
paGet.

LONDON. Nov. lS.-Lsdy Victor Passt
gave birth to a daughter yesterday al
Cumberland House. Remington. Lady
Victor Paget formerly was Miss Olive
May. well known as y Gaiety actress
She married Lord Victor Paget brother
and heir presumptivs Of the Marquis Of
Anglesey, In January last.
The evening world., 1913-11-19

A.
Hmk ! snon'u nave a"ea"a'e ''"c ~
wh'ch TO lay his utterly insane 'onu'-
ton before the court
Mr. oieou sara iur'her 'sa' ne "au
commission AZ WORK se'''hs an a"'uav..
from n witness IN ""n''" VIM 'ou'
give Information as 10 ocn,h'u' n".
pa'r~ "'eh'a' c"nu'''oI'. ou' "e """ NV
as yer received 'ne a,Iua,'' a..
acccp, a defense Of insanity. maintain.
ing that he Is sane: that he has con-
fessed kiiling the young woman anu
that he wants to die But We have ex-
perts who have examined Schmidt ana
believe him to be insane beyond
doubt
Mr.. Delehanty opposed postpone
ment, saying that the prosecution was
ready and that he saw no reason for
delay. In reply Mr. Olco,t asked: do
understand that the prosecution
presses the trial OF this man. who Is
insane now?
Does 1t wish to bring an insane man
here and put him on trial? Not only
was Schmidt insane when the murder
vas committed. but he In insane now.
Or Jillippe. DR. Gregory and Mr..
Koelble have seen him and after four
weeks tho two physicians pronounced
him insane. DR.. Gregory said II would
be slaughter to put the man on trial
now"
III DIR. Gregory were a lcxicographer.'
the Court interposed, "he would moi
have used the word slaughter"
The evening world., 1913-11-19
ProveWhat Swamp-Root NiilDo for You

AA,ssai.sss Is; Is WSs,i ~ = - =
any Anf1sss DIssHs Hsssass sens = -
The evening world., 1913-11-19
CHICAGO PEOPLE WILL NO
STAND ExToRrIoN.

The fundamental difference IL that IN
New York telephone rates are bssed on
the principle. Keep above I'VE cents. -
In Chicago the people have declared thu
principle. Keep below I'VE cents."
In New York rates are made by the
telephone company and the people forced
to accept.
In Chicago telephone rates have been
made by the people and the company
forced to accept.
me telephone company claims that a
suoscrioer can talk BY telephone to nore
people In New York than In Chicago,
therefore .ne service 10 worth moro to
.he supscr'oer This argument y used q
oo'sI up 'ne arsumoht mat the more
'e.ep"ohes IN Town inc nisher the
nv. s"ou,u o. because 'he service haA
sv"o' vniue'
oor'uoa'e.y Tot inc teiephons com
@ .'' "",.n "'sht noid good IL
po ousHess' inc people nave de-
~" .O1e" I."s anu courts tnat puo'
-. eo .o'po'Auohs "hicn operate
-. $3.50" p1D". 'a"e"ses ana use pup
-. al" eA'st On puDhc support
"us' "'"e tue" rates on the basis o.
' .os' Vi service paus ftasonsea'
p.on. INC question OF intangible vaIu'
inc sor''s ooes not enter into tn'
Ns" 10TH wants 70 soheduls O.
's DHs0 On cue sctua' investment o.
o New o 1e'spnone company II
N.w 10TH c'ty. New WORKERS are MOI
"s cve!oharsed TOT the oene
VI Dns W the compshys plant u
80" Aon o&~'s uo"us or IN Fsnnsyi
v~n'A '"'aSes' nor LOT ouy'ns OUT com
pu"s COMPANIES 10 oosshs on commu
",ues
the I"onc service commission MAJ
p""r 70 ca" upon tne NOW YORK Teis
Pn"ne So"psny 10 make sworn repor
Vi "s plant investment ana operating
eos's IN '0" AoEA CITY aaone' hgTsa
The evening world., 1913-11-19

Ovcrfat men and women. mortified Aad
Inundated by the publicity OF conspicu.
Gus rolls and pillows OF fat, are gradually
eminent ply sicIan the burden OF ovsrfat .
ness In taken from them. leaving the fig.
ure attractively proportioned. the flssh
firm. the skin smooth, and the SENEGAL
health vastly improved. without dietenS,
exercise or resulting wrinkles or flaNSi .
ness. There IL no equal and no substitNf<4
for the famous Marmola Prescription, I'll
"a tablet form OF this safe fat remover.
Marmola Prescription Tablets contain ths
same harmless. effective Ingredients a
the original prescription that has enabled
and women to reduce their weight svsniy
and steadily at the rate Of q pound e
more a day. An exceptionally large oaSe
OF these Marmola Prescription Tablets d
sold by all druggists at 75c. or sent PED
direct by the Marmola Co.. Farmer Bidg..
Detroit. Mich. ON receipt Of price.
The evening world., 1913-11-19

for msssasss. between limited sOs.
Within city limits.
Chicago has service within me limits
without additional charge.
The maximum distance for . Ave-
cent message in Chicago IL twenty-five
miles.
The maximum distance for q Ave-
cent message in New York 10 thirteen
miles. the length Of Manhattan Island
from Battery TO Kingsbridge
The hve-cent distance in Chicago IL
as long az the 10-cent distance In New
York.
Nsw Yorf's lowest rate for . a.
rect line, measured service, 70 o@o
Per year for 600 outgoing messages.
This 10 eight cents Per message.
The territory 70 iinAtsd 70 certain
spsoiAsd soass.
Chicaso's lowest rate for dissss
lns, measured oefv1os, u 80 psr
yssf for 600 outgoing neesa6ss.
This 10 ave cents PET message. The
territory 10 the city limits.
New York's rate for additional mes
sases over 500 IL Ave cents.
Chicago's nve-cent area II a. large
a. New York's 10-cent area
Chicago's rate for additional mes
sages over 500 10 four cents and scales
down to three cents and oven two cents
~ the number used increases.
New York's rate for l. 900 outgoing mee-
sagss, either business or residential. 10
>7b per year. limited some area with
nve cents for each additional ms0ass.
Chicago's rate for LOO outgoing busi-
ness messages 10 40 per year. entire city
area. with three cents for each add.
tional message.
New York contract rates begin az eight
cents; Chicago's at hve cents. In New
York. the sliding scale Of rates does not
touch five cents until 4 subscriber con-
tracts for at least 2.7O messages per
year. nor until he contracts for s.7oo
messages per year does his rate get to
four cents.
In Chicago. the smallest subscriber,
with $50 messages. starts with . nve-
cent rate. Ills first excess message over
no 10 four cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
DANIELS is SPEAKER
Makes Address mt Associated Pre-
banquet in Indianapolis.


banquet in Indianapolis.
Indianapolis. Ind. September "a
With Secretary Of the Navy Josephus
Daniels the principal speaker and
guest Of honor. the annual banquet OF
the Indiana members of the Associated
Press tonight was held at Il local
hotel. The banquet hall was decorated
with, American flags, and back of the
speakers table was drapcd the flag
OF the Secretary OF the Navy.
Mr., Danielss stay in Indianapolis
was brief. His train was three and II
half hours late, not arriving until $3.50,
and he was TO start on his return to
Washington at l0:45 Tonight. He left
for his train shortly after concluding
his speech which was given long APP
plausc.
The other speakers OF tho evening
were Governor Ralston, President WIZ
liam l-oewe Bryan. OF Indiana Univer-
Sity. and Melville Il. Stone, OF New
York. general manager Of the Asso-
ciated Press. Former Vice-President
Charles w. Fairbanks acted as toast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25

Figure that out and then decide whether
lures you have found several POSSIBLE It'll
contest story discusses that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
Two nnlloonr Iantercd.

Kansas City. September o4.--The
United States will be represented i'm the
international balloon race that starts
from Paris October - by only two~bal-
looms. as result OF the announcement
to-day by John Watts. one of the three
neronauts who qualified in the elm
nation races. that he would not go to
suitable balloon