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Civic League Worker Says
Mrs. Bowen Is Paid by
Factory Owner.
DECLARES CONDITIONS BAD
8Ut<3 Commission Is Ready to
Begin Its Final Drafting of
Rcmedial Bills to Go
Before Legislature.
\, - - - eral aac
f th, ,\. m Y..-K ..Mi New Jeraej
.... x...n, Amertcan Ctvic
.. .,,. | . I ^it.nKtlu
v ?, _er whlch women and chll
? aork ui I ' ' '>'? !"
... ubton, n i gavt teetlmonj
tertlay morninl I i ***a N?~ v,'h
,UIV In . ... .-, | Comralaalon.
ed thal Mra Bowei . who I fl
8 R "','1"
n that <? ' ?- ""(l
.. oi had t wtifled a- lo tl -
i. te, M
.
MHStnlM
axeewtivo hearii ? of
? omim nded, nov.
Uve f-.riii. will he fmally dr? '
paeaed upon. ao as to <>? -
,,, after the opening of
. ? L B?tal 11*8. J
Uphclds Miss Cbamberlain.
Mra f'owon. employed I
ln tha littlfl h tn " 1"'?l
-.. irbteh th?* chlldren of tba Olney ean
nrrt aare t.atlmonv in Roches
,,,- ? i ' "THfre ~?1' 1nr
r*rj and 8 bo ?1. Her
ihrectly conti?dlcted tha
\i.,,:,. Loula* CTiamberT-ln. b
.i , .*?
i ,,, der v in, i, tl <? chlldren and wom?
en worked wera homble. feoterday Mlaa
, ...K r part i npheld thfl teatimony ol
imhertela iha deelared thai
Mra Bowen. though Wrei by ' *
a-M p iM by Burl Olney, trarner ol tha
what Mra. Bowen had t
?.,( ia sjrmpathy wlth
i tigatli | '?
1? j,. ,,:. nrk R Mlaa Parkei flald:
v | .k emplo! menl
,,,?., v becauae they are Perrnit
.,,1 l0 Ia.,. :n their entire famiD
, v Mt tl.e outaet that for
\-io li. i \mr, J belleve, tlie oinldi.-n un
,i, r ten yeara of agfl have not been per?
mltted to enter the factory very often.
ona umler tvhir-h theae
hlldren Uve In the Bhacke are terrlble
On? can aee flmall tota wanderlng at?oui
r cUd. They Bhould be ln
.i ?
la tbe aheda, outalde ihe *??
little chlldren Btand up beaidi
. i i them ln their work
.. paid by
Iren ar- not Ihemai Ivea pal
they help their parenta to earn
Th-v work aml overwork
. j-art of May m,til the rntddie ol
ber. Then the aeaaon end? rne
youngeat chlld that I ever nm ln o
? -is v\.i?4 <ine of ?ix 1 -
?...- rt-k.-d why she eanaMeree'
? beol ama not a 8aei aaa, and n
i araa pturtly beoauaa the leache* (M -
Bowen) ?_!4 not ln ayapathy wKh Um
.onditions. She waa alM aaked why Mr.
Olney could not prrevent the chlldren from
' 8
Bring Children to Work.
iaa thi - ??' i ' f
t-- ti e faetery wlthout
t ii*.: . i Idren," ahe repMed.
Bogl .?? I, Banjamtn president of the
Trade naanrlatlmi aad repreaea
8 of the allled ne.l.euoi k laduatriefl
. a irpoit contalnl?g aptokaaa oa * ?
of the Mlla to i-e reeommended by
rmmtirlf? af ftve allied aaao< laUona,
Um tl - opt-BM ?f Um li -i
irma in New Yarfc P*
TfeflMnaa Dartagtoni I i id of
.i ot Health, deelared eklld la*
iM,r bvned ln the fltate.
"Every cklld ? ;1 K'",(J '
llon-we owe th.U not only to the I
but t" the nati<.ii." aald be. "lf tkeafl
chlldren ara going to groar ip ta bi
r? i . nnm they bbuM have ptenty oi
I _n Tkay can have aeither
-: week evi ry araklng ho r
Jamea M. Curran, a railroad *<"*?
,. of the loaig houra
ar men ? Quoona County.
Motormen and *' ba aald., fra*
quently worked eeventeen boora <AUho.it
ilme for nr
/.
?ciaYty*
?Mm\ir
The call of tlie sliiii pecket
ii(K)k is u-twered here.
('lothcs for men of mod
erate means have tlways been
mir mainstay.
To-day we're a> strong aa
eral $-(), $__and$25.
Winter niits, up to **?*.
? Winter o\ereoats. up to *7~>.
A week and ? day!
With Christmaa bo close,
here'fl a word to the w*ise.
Of the ^if't novelties im?
ported tliis year, we've niostly
oulv one or two of I kind.
So tlie early liird tf<is the
biggest ehoiee.
Leather and metal smokers'
articles, kniek-knaeks for tli"
den and desk. traveling and
motor eomforts.
Room Peet Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. J4th St.
"ZOPD THEGllf," 1G
OF
Nephew of Intended Victim
Shot Him as Bandit Had
Gun at Man's Breast.
HAD DEMANDED TRIBUTE
Only Witness of Tragedy in
Harlem Cafe Calmly Sipped
His Coffee as Slayer
Fled from Place.
"Zopo tbe i"llnii>'' trh-tl snca loe often to
ron a man, and <iet.- tlvea found b
little later, iaei in tlie back room ol a
?? bouae arlth Iwo bulleta thn
hla i.i.iin Harlem'a Llttle Italy *aya it
is rid of ihe klng of tlie Bla< k Hand men,
and tha polloi mra flad thal ona ol the
woi -t Itallan mlaon anta In 11
??ity is dead. 'Zi'i'o tha Qlmp.
Prli o, aa ba waa rlfhtly named, i
? of a long li't of crlmea
Prlai o aralki d Into i
fee houae, al N
early yerterday n ornlng, ? ' l '"?
iui. lor looked up f:ora the etove, '",
*.i:it to liliu.
"I want 1161, ar i l aranl II q il<rk! '
I lel the stove Ild fall and | ? I
blaiih j al "_.< o." but tbi ban
1
.
Hla revol*. er araa aaal I ?
shlrl button, bul before ha could pull the
:, bi fell .I-; 1. Who ahol
police did nol know untll late ? terday,
for arhen Patrolman Bmlth, attrai ti d
two ahota. ran in. "Zo ' ?
the iiuik room, Thi re a one elae
in the place, excepl a man who a I al a
- in the front room, cah
J
'. ?
along to t; r ? tatlon hou-.. a he
bad Onlehed hla i I ? a He I bla name
araa Mlchael Morrellea, ol i I
and 117th atreet Tne i oi. 8 bi i bl ii aa
a matei lal wltm
^. aterday aftemoon, J< hn H
a young d an, walked Into
and aald lo i tralghtforward fa
th a ha bad killed Prl i >. bt
the man I - revohrer at Oall
breaat Tbe n an who - ea "Zoi o
twenty-two yeara oM .< nephi w ol
i llved at Ko 111 Eaal
Btreel I
Blatai Murphy lh I
i hlmaell up on 1 bla la a -
? p*. Barra, of No N U
street He
. imba, bul h "
? - ? ?
e
SAY ORE WAS LOW GRADE
Experts Testify for Govern?
ment at Hawthorne Trial.
wm.. --??-? were
- iitiou in the ni.ii ol AJ
.......
,., w uitam J Morton la
in prove ' I e ibvi rnmi t the
\ advei Hat d pro] ? I -- ?
thoi ai Bilver i nd "?': Hla ? ' ?? ?ny,
i.i.i. arere wortl ?
Albert i ? ?
of ii..- Wllbur Iron Ore Con
became one of tbe < ? ?
.. * :i.",. ttlgatlon nf tbe
by aayli
bad round nothing promli Ing. I ? n
i. ? i ? .-?
? on. i\t i' h had ?? he
said, and tl * aroi k an lha mlne ?
Tht ort araa j loa
h.,:i ore, Mr. Haaaelbrlng tpatifled
of ii waa Bhlpped In Bepte
ti n furnai ea of the I - - B pt rtor < oi
? Ba tli Ste. Marie, but wa i I
utiitsed aftet lt ta and wa
rto k jiiie in s. ptember, IflL
. ,i ii. iral on, manager ol
Standard Iron Worl
t harge of tha blaat I
? time, and he alao .1-. lared the ore
i __ 0f loa f..iiJ"- a Ith Irregu li ? ? i ?
tent
WALL STREET HIS MINE
Wisner's Company Spent Only
$20,000 on Propertics.
-. for a time aupei ln
? of the Manhattan Ni ra
Mlnea Company. one of tha mo l ?
moted" propertlea o: Arcl le
i. wim.it and John J. Mi ?? i
, bjt f wltm :" ?' tmy al the trlal of
tbaaa two men ln tbe i nlted Btai
trid Court
'i...- mlnea of thla corporatlon capltal
b_4 i al I ' ? ? Were i ol
Ing; Mr. Pollel aald. Boma of ihe ore
rii-i aa ii .-ii aa I M pt r ton, he a ild, bul
ntii.-kiv quallfled by adding thal tl I
ahowlng waa achlaved only In -i few
vi i.. h be d
in all aboul IE9.MI waa apenl b
ny to wo k thi
while the aale of atock waa I
wiih all the n ' of the
promoti l m, purpoi l l i
have been aenl ' eleven atockholdera
? -i ,,t the
:,,i" t-. 9 :i pi Inted In th< li
ng lhal the mlne waa
? i.
\ . ?;, itni ner wlred
work oi ?
? rt. .. ..fi. ?..?:.? : Wi*
e to Pollel o aend
deacrlbini
..? tbi i . ?. o thal be
lahon u lo proepectlve Inveatora
a
REFUSES DIVORCE PLEA
Court Says Decree Would Cast
Stigma on Innocent Woman.
Aii:.... I..- eeJd ttiat taebnlcallj Mra
lon k. Blatfl-onda mlght bave a
uun f.ir dlvoi.o agalnai hei huaband,
I PhlUp ii. Siininoiid.s Juatlce Qlegi
i ii. i complalnt yeeterday bo*
? ..i tba atlgma thal auch an acttoh
v...i.id iii.u. on tha iMJinan iiie huaband
marrlad after hla flral wlfa bad an?
n ..i aha imd reoatrad a divorce ln
I ...i.i. bul ?di' ii d.?raa had ? llaw
I thai Invalldated II Juatli s Olegei li b
.1 Hl
, it would be dl-Bcult io oo8-oahr<
, ...i.i ii,ini> than win bi- done to tba
..ni arho .- now llving with the <ii
fendanl .-- hla wlfi if thiu ai tlon were
.. ||oa ed to in a io i iful Hei pa r4
iiiuii- niiii him ?niii.i i?- atlimatlai
; imtnoini .'nd her futurt poaltlon arould ha
u boll) ..i ?-. ?.. 11 aa in- would bt tret
\,, again taki b b nlfi oi i ai i h< >
Beginning to-day. a remarkable
Sale of 4800 pairs of
| Double-Texture
| Fabric Gloves for Men
Never before sold by anyone,
any where, at less than $1.00
65c
A Sale that sprang from the recollection
p that at this time when the assortments are
so sadly depleted in most stores a glove
j? offering unusual would be most welcome.
These are gloves of a double-texture fabric bo
|| clpsely resemblingsuedeleatherastobe particularly
B attractive in appearance and much superior for feel
and warmth. Made by the greai Elouseof Kaywr.
A glove for men with the very appearance of
?H suede leather and without its disadvantages. EasOy
p washable and comea from its bath without even a
1? suggestion of stifTening or hardening. Soft as the
E thinnest of real leather could possibly be?even per
|H mitting you to withdraw coins from your pocketa
jy as easily as with the bare fingers; yet so tough and
__j strong that "roughing*1 or "smoothing off" of the
^a fingi r ends w ill not occur.
In five colorings: the neal Mocha gray and buck
Hi skin f'avored bygentlemen forgeneraJ utility wear;
=- the ehamois and biscuil shades for semi-formal \\^r:
p| and a pure white tor J'ormal dress.
lt is of interesl to remember thal the price per
E= mits :i !ar<i( r and more convenienl assortment of
Ie_ ifloves to rcpose amonc vour effects than any for
*__ . V
__= nier priee previously made on llit* sort of glove you
_=| would wear.
Lastly, here is a Christmas gifl thal will be found
f|| ideal in every way especially from the standpoint
_r* of truc eei >n< imv.
UliDLR SAME 4yCflriTR0L\_>OWhtr.51!lr'_75INCE I6451
= feftOADWAr AT WARREN *,T - NFW YORK -V AV. BE T ?7"*ft ?rV" ST.*1 |
_= FUITON.T..A1 f LAT1 . ' . .W-fcROOKLYN - _ -luAuvVA/ AL fijLZUHD A\i ==_
THORNWOOD
EARL&WILSON
SHIRTS SI1P ANU MOHf
AMUSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE SPECIAL
I MIS AFTERNOON AT -<
GENEE
"LADANSE"
"ROBERT LE DIABLE"
"NEW BALLET DIVERTISSEMEHT '
smirm
THEATRCS
UNION SQ.
IH.J IVI.i.v .
I .
COLONIAL
\ VI I.I S II I I I I -I l\ \l
14 STAR ACTS
ALHAMBRA ? ,h- -,.i.,.,
URGES PICTURE HOUSE ACT
Oitixena Union Favors Folkfl
OrdiuiLnce to Insurt' Bafi
'i ne ? Itlaena I
i cltrlc bod ?
. '
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?
Recreat ''?? Brool . \
i latlo ? ?? hood W ork<
?
Local Need
"in
The ?
i ....?? ..... i ..i .
ire theatn
aaylm
"lf 11.e .
ls defi ati d 4i .? I.. i -.
ol Hfe from Hre m panlc ln ?
thoae i
facUlth - If thi ipo ?? the
nancc "? featlni It thi
held i" eponi IWe for auch an outi oin<
Tne ? iii/.i ir i nloi. ih
ordlna
rardlag azlta and oUu i p -1? iil
tlona '?: ni".i plctun Iheatr.
?/1ISSING AVIATORS GIVEN UP.
Dec j., \ da)
:-.. b) lt nd and eral ?
the eonvlcttoi tp-nlghl thal Homce
?
I hydro
? o| la i
lil*. I,.. I: .....
AMUSEMENTS.
M W lORN ? 1 I iDIXfl Tlll 4.TIO -
EMPIRE
NAZIMOVA Betla Donm
MAUDE ADAMS
-M-lll^ ,., rr|J |MN
LYCI l M
? '?',',.. u"'- ? ???' ">? ? j??? '<
BLUEBiiWE "" ,,,M*
THECONSPIRACY'
nTivT!!1" ROBERT KILLIARO
i Hl m:<.\. ii < \?i ??
FfJLTN
The Yellow Jacket
riliHSON ? ' '
nuuaun
MRS.FISKE
llil HIGH ROAD
PiRK^H LINA ABAHBANELL
I M II 11 Klghi -?||^, ||;|N( I v- ??
NEW AMSTERDAM ' ' ,, ai^ii
THE COUNT OF LUXEMBOURG
LIBERTY
' <l Ml.ll I 10' |
MILESTONES
?' ?? |1 50
Mlill I io- rn n ki BjKW \\t r .
f.v A:
i.-i I
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ll,r |_a( M,,r.l in MiihI.iI (.,mr<l*
Oll! OH! III I I'lllM
MOUUN R0UGBSS9
roM*M MAT.. ;.ii, lo si 88
'? GAICTY Nl??', .?.??,,?;
"STOP THIEF"
ii I H Ll L. ki - "?"*
I
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HORT .V.:r:V*yK " LAURETTE' TAYLOrt
UVFIII ?,..,i, \.,?. -ivi: ?? ii, Hrart."
CryTJIDV ' ?' ? " I 11 '"
ciiluni
?
?;.. The Baughtar of Heaven \;;J;t
wiii unruii a , _ ,
MOX. AIT, OKl i
I
' i rt ii
i
Ixkitty Parketty House
' U*J I 1*4 ... 4l llii.r,,!.,,
il ..i.i llli , ,- K,., rived.
LITTLE SNOWWHifl
i., i , v
M.? MKXIMi Kll I oi i ss
' ' ' '. - .I.. ? i ni
? rilKIII Ml.ll V\|? ho*
I r? v *????'. ' - i
[?*"-?' ???
WITHIN THE LAW
IBEUSCO
LAST 7 TIMES
riiA^ES STARR g??.
? \ M \ ? Ml.ll I (llri . .'-.i
REPUBLIC
aaVERHOR'SLADY
KELLERD HAMLET
i .Klll S.-5 i Inn Hai v. .-.i
5iL L<jr i i ? :? . ? ? i ii.i,.. ,
.HAVI.. . ,., ,
l> I) M?*l - "lli t ?"? Aflla
The Sale that
Created a Sensation
Our One- Third Reduction on
Winter Overcoats
The sale that doubled and triplcd the interest
which the first announcement of those new coats aroused
a few weeks ago.
The original lot of these remarkable coats numbered
many hundreds?sufficient to last, we believed, until
Januarv.
So popular were they that this week, after only thrrr
weeks selling, nothing remains but broken sizes, which our
head tailor tells us should be ait in price to move them
r]uicklv, as this will cost us less than waitmg to fill in the
missing numbers.
And today you may buy, at two-thirds the reguiar
price, these notable coats which have PROVEN them
srlves unequalled in populanty in New York.
Every coat in the lot, formerly $25.00, now
$16.50.
Elegant Chesternelds, also many, many big husky
Storm Coats with horn buttons and convertible (2-way)
Coilars for mild or rough weather. Fancy fabrics?rich
and woolly appearing, in sufiicent assortment to insure
many to please you in your size.
Broken-Sizes
Winter Overcoats
$16.50
Cut down from
$25.00
Xmas Gifts for Men
Nothing here but the sensible?the truly sensible. Real Utility plus the
Luxuriance, the Elegance and the Beauty, all of which, united, mark true ap
propriateness in tlie ideal Christmas gift. Here are just a few suggestions:
n f or <lr^>s protecfi-.rs for evening vear. or for \\<e as neck
>'-'" '..rtars in tlie n.olcr weather. Of silk, $3.50, $5.00 ^^ fm*^.
$1.00
50c
25c
$1.50
$5.00
$35.
$1.00
$1.00
50c
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$2.00
$2.00
$1.75
Knitted Silk
Cravats
Silk Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Shirts
Bathrobes
Fur Coats
Gloves
Canes and
Umbrellas
Cravats
House Coats
Folding
Umbrellas
Beautiful Bags
Useful Jewelry
Collar Bags
Silk Bedroom
Slippers
>r dr^ss prot^rtors for eventng vear. or for use 18 neck
comforters in tln- cooler weather. Of nllc. $3.50, $5.00
and $7.50. Accordeon knitted lilk, $6.00. Angora wool,
$2.00 and
r.lcon and crochct effectS in tlie n<"A0-t colorings,
Remember that tbe lenit craval will outwear icveral of
anv other "-ort?an economy in thr cn?l Price $1 00,
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 npwardi from
iii beautiful ihades, $1.00, $1.50 and upwards from
ni sanitary lealed boxes. 2 for 25c. or 25c, 35c and 50c
each; also in boxes of six. with mitials, at $1.40 and
$2.75. Excellent quality
beauties?in ponpee. lilk nnd the less expensive ma'e
rials. Everything really desirable. Shirts for men who
art in linen. $2.00, $2.50 and upwards I
ol nannel, toweling, matelasce, silks am! vicunai Rich
anl elegant. $5.00, $7.50. $10.00 ..mi much n
?, ? | ???'..?iv handsome om
f..r <lr-^-. walkina or motor Most of them - I I
ially for handsome gift purposes. Kl ?< wide ran.ee
of interesting prices. A Motor Coat Specfal
?her and of fur. or leather lined with fur?lor ei !
purpose. Hands mi fellow. $1.00 and upwards for
$4 00 and $6.50 fur fur lined gloves.
,i specialty of our izlovr
a unigue display?every piece an approprial gift.
Some are very exceptional in price. Prii e_ begin at
Tlie ehoicest collection we have ever ihown. Plain
d baratheas in all realty harmonioui shades. 50c.
$1.00. $1.50. Scarfs of fancy CUt cilk- in handsome
monotonei nnd multi-color*. 50c, $1.00. $1.50 and up?
wards to $3.00. A ino^r artistic assortment
Robes and Smoking Jackets, in n
wine and tan, with revers and pocket- trimmed with
contrasting lining to ihow. At $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00
id more. In -ilk or velvet, $15.00 and upwards.
al n-_I beautiei
'? i -ri the traveling 1>ak Silver trimmed handle*.
. umili while. Conveniettt, diirable and Stylisb,
Boxes ? ib Bags, English Kil Bags, Suit Cases,
ai very special prices, beginning at
in nandsomc cases. Sets of studs and Imk- to match.
with rest buttons ineluded ln white prari.
smoked pearl and ?old pl.it--. or tolid gold. $3.50, $4.00
and upwards from
Cases, Handkerchief Cases, ol pebbled or grained
leather in dainty colorings. Ideal for tbe bureau or
when travelin.:. $2.00 tO $5.00 a *et, in neat boxev
! xcellent 4/alues in the set at
in every atluring color and pattern. All s\/e%, per paic
Dainty Complete Christmas Catalog on Post Card Request or at Stores J
BffOADWAV AT WARREN ST - NEW YORK -6T* AV^Bfil 27* & 28??$TSr, |
fUlTON ST.,AJ FLATBU5HA^r-BBOQiOyN -BROADWAY AI 8?r_:0ftD_.AV.> j
Hattera acd Furnishere as well as Ctothiere to Men of Taste
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AMUSEMENTS.
WINTER GAROtN / ?
i,,iiiii,i,- ii..n ni.iiiii h..144 ii % iu Parls.
r.K i \l>\\ \*? l II. H ?r * 41-fl
THE RED PETTICOAT j JJBf"
,., i |i, I \ I II ? IW N<? Mm* H ill, |
??roi y pm y"
411- li run
Maila* i lllatt'i Tn.. ?B ! ? ' ' ? ?' " ?" _*???
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