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THE SUN, FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
22, 1915.
III IIIBggJUIMI
MRS.Jffl. REVELL, JR
ISJOED BY A NURSE
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Ell.v riuiiitiff To!tlflPS
"hut sin- vs Brntalb
Unit mill kicked.
IY8TERIA. sVs DEFENCE
A -i ii of .1! tf' l It-nil. il t t.ilimnl ol
woman u y;i? old ;ii lh handi Ol
Mr. Mnri(Mi rrn II K- s It. ;. f
Vlmlng m. Row 11, Jr., who Ii ftMocIated
with hi fattw r ;.i Ihi publlahlni bilil
nKH nt 1 . Kit'th mi urn . WtU toM lo
Supreme Court JUfttlCt Dovvtldoff and a
jury poottrdoy In iuM brought i MIm
iviia J. Cronln to rtoovor t900 dam
aac.--.
Mr, fltval f, w.ni had . rtputatlofi aa
a HHflntai b( Lnwronci ii Acadamj nn I
at Tata married Mfm Cornall aw avtfaaai
in Auavat. Itll. iut the marrlaaa i.i
tint bacotna known acnarall) until ih
foiifiwmK Juna, attaa Cronln hNtlfled I
fmUt rda) thai on M itvh II, 4. alia I
araa anffagad an nuraa for tin- atvetit.!
monthaold llavall baby. tfht wntends
thnt alft i - dlavharffa'1 k itfti
and brutally laatan i Mra. Revel!
at the time, Mra, Havell Inalala thai
tho elderly nurae merely became hya
tei leal whan if la urged for eauae Mid
tmaaned ail tho thin alia aayi hap
ftanad to har, Among the urraune who
win taatlfy for lha nurx when ihe trial
in continued today an Mra. Stewart
M. Brio , widow of lha eon of v In
J. Hrir. . who mi t rnltad Btatea na
tor irom Ohio, and pollcaman who wee
aitedjln.
MIm Cronln teat I lied yeetertlaj lhal
Mra Kevall had round fault wh.i the
manner in which eha hi looked aftai
th baby, a dlapute then arom be
tween mlatreae and nurae, In the courei "i
Which aomo comment waa made on MIm
Cronln! relink' n. liotm: on wiih her,
atoi y Miss fronli tald :
"Mrs Revell it rue h me on the hemi
with her flat ami called ma . name She
grabbed my hair end pulled out a hand
ful I wae wearing glaeeei and whan
ha threatened t etrtke me In the face I
aaJd) 'Pleaae doitt break my glnaaeai of
I may go blind1 she than twleted my
wnst in both her iiandi and while i wwa
my krtffs sh kirk-tl imp In the alnl -aaen,
Bhe aajMin atruek me on the tide
of the head, Then she eelaad coal
Which had heavj watchte In Ihe alee
ani swujik it asnlnat my head.'
Mlei i. on in aald that siu- got to her
faal and made her way out of the ipart
mi t with ttiooti streaming front eute In
her foteln.nl. Mrs Hrii- ami hrr m;iil.
who occupied an adjoining apartment,
Came Into tin hall whi n they heard the
Bjotee Mlaa Cronln paid i them,
"Don't let her kill me.' Mra, Brlce aa
oii : til the nurea the would pi oteel her
Und (pok Minn Pronln into her apart
mant. Ghe bandaged har head and aum
mpned a policeman.
WEDDING REVEALS DIVORCE.
lr, I llriiin Hi Mi-I nlliim Hi o
BpMc bI tint hap.
Kiiciids cir Mm. BIlMtMih Rf vail Mo-
lAltUm liavi- JUHl trtirtifil ili.it nhl fju
murrltd hist Malurday la M;ix Mhupfi ;i
njtiK taWJfff of lhl rliy. TliN im h
ih Brm Intimatlnn ihy hd pp
im.piI Him .Mrs. Mrt'ailum and Iwr hit--tmntl,
Ofom Bllw McCallum, had baan
lllVOfCVtfi
Mra. m' 'altuiti ivani In Buropt tarl)
lha MitiMtHT, oatanalMir i" liikr up
nuraliii amoni ih anundad r. Branca
ii McCaltuini lcapraaldnl "f ii Item
ft ooinpany of wnloti Ma f.ithrp in
ha haadi fnflowad hef jiohh aftarward
In Join Itrr In hflaajIMll w'ik. frtatldl !
Ihivtd.' ConiMquantl) the nawa t tlia
tllvoiva and marrlana came ap .1 double
sin prlaa.
rrtandii haYr laarnail, too, lhal Mro
MitUM rather, naming 11 Ravall, .1
piibilahari wns da -mIi'iI in hi oppo
aliion lo hia dauvhtai n dl vorca and huh
itaqucpi ramarrlasa that ha ahui n aiu
hope ot in it' rltanca. An additional louch
of romanaa hall baan addad lo lha oaaa
ity h raporl thai lha format Mra, Mct'al
!u ". racanily mada 1110,000 in n fur
tnitiitf ppaialallon in alocfcai tin
faihar'a raportad action wai laai of a
blow than it hdkIii otharwlaa hav, baan,
Tho Mct'alhimii were married Rfteen
vi-ai's noro .mil have a son r 13. s,,ini
lima 11,11 Mr. Met ' ilium lult a 00, 000
Mimtnei1 homi al Northampton, Maaa .
wriiirh, 11 is reported) .m Romettmefl
the si'i'ii. uf actlvltlea by Amharat sri
dentii 11 as there ihm Hhupe wa
preaentad i" Mrs. McOallum,
It is underelood thai Ht- Phil pea
live in "6 Weal Twelfth atrawt. Mr.
Mefatlum is wnii iii father, Alexander
MrCallum, at 1 Raal Thtrtynlnth siiwt,
WIFE SPIED ON PATIENTS.
LACK OF MONEY MAY ; CAPITAL AND LABOR
SHUT NIGHT SCHOOLS BARRIER IS FALLING
No PimiIh in siuiit to Keep Si s"s Jnrlee Gnrfn Honln
Them Going Till the Rod le, Who Deelares Hoelil
of the vir. Inm Is Outdone.
reatllra la HafaadlMa
Dr. Rlrah .
Hae I'lMiriitinii Mailli
wiiiTt: ri.AixK. x., Oct, 31, -De,
franc Ii Abbott Birch, a prominent ih-
elclan of While Plaitm. , in :.. :K
Ved fur x Reparation bv hla uifi.
Maude Kimball Birch, irr,irr Joatlce
Morarhauaar in the Supreme Court tonu
the siatxl ItHlay 111 hiit own lieltalf.
Mi Birch had ten I Med that her ims
hand itajted Otll uniil ." o'clock lit the
morning and on returning would awaken
hir anil tin haliy, whirli ehi- s 1 ,1 n.iK
'i ll. I.
ir. Birch saiii thai after the mar
riaae. Mrs Blrch'a mother "niiin't eai
with him at Ihe aama table. nir would
ahe aaaociaie with htm, lit n!n aa
aerted "nit his wife deeenad him. lah
Ing their Utile hojf with her m Jtew
Tork an. I thai tin- only wa he COUtd
ail hie eon hack was lo ekirt habeae
corpui proceedings,
ir. Birch told how hi.- wife had rpled
in. tile pattente.
"Onca," sai'i he, "i found her hiding
behind my ofll'-i rtnnr Anothel time
when 1 opened tiie iioor. I found in-r
getting tip n(T tin' lloor as though she
hat) bean peeking through the keyhole,
Bvery nighl evhool m ilroater Baw
Tork nniKl rinse nexi Mnnrtnv Hlghl,
according t" Thomne v. churchllti prf-- j
iii"nt ol ihe Board of Kducationi unlette
the iiiy approprlnten 1370,000 t keep
them running until Chrfntmas, Thi mat
irr comae nn before the Boaril of Ba-1
tlmate this ntorning, and it is i,y nn
magna pertain lhal the money will be
voted,
tomplrollar Prendarggel, Who h:is
aid mora than once lhal less money 1
ought tn in- iipani on nlgnl echooti and
other iiftns of eoctal aarvlce, can iy ins
optmaltlon alone completely prevenl t1''
vol Ing "f the mono) .
Mayor Mltchel, who han hitherto been
rather liberally dlapuaed toward voting
money naked foraohool purpoaaa, nhowed
h more critical lemper toward the praa
til emergoiM!) yvatardgv afternoon, Me
Raid, as In left the salary cutting ses-
alon of iii- iiinliii t Rubcommltteo !
"it 1 had 1 n at th.' he. hi of the
Board of Bducatlon 1 would have ieen
t.. thai affaire were ao conducted that
theri WOUld have he, Tl no lle.'ll to elnse
anythingi nor any need lo ask for apac
lal revenue bondi for anything, Tlia
matter or cloning tin niahi evliooli 11
Wholly Willi the llo aril of laltle.ltiull "
lleorge McAneny, Preatdenl of the Al
dermen, saiil he wnnhl vote lo Issue
the iioniis and provide the money, The
othi r membera off the Board "f ifrtini it.
are tkeiy to concur, arllh the poealni 1
ekct iti.ai of Mr. I'remlerifast. althotiah
Mayor Mltvhora remarks forecaRl some
sharp crltlclem Whan Ihe matter comee
up today The money can ie granted
onlv hy die leeue of speeiat revenue
bonde,
Mr. Churchill ':ii thai he would ap
pear tins morning with nguree to ihow
tiie evening sehiiois' Importance, it
COata llo..''!" a IllKllt 10 keep them R.w
na. The night ochooli could reopen
after ChrlattttOj In any i iiRe. he saht,
for the Itll money will then he availa
ble TWO BABES KILLED BY AUTOS.
Hun Over n TrifWl In l-ruiit uf
Thole H antra.
Tu 1 1, a 1 r i.cif 1 , rt. 21. K W I'mim-
belli i ha repreeantatlee of i ha llllnoH
Rtael Company ami h aonlnlaiv of
B, H Qaryi chairman of lha ITnlted
st:i to? Bteel lorpo ration dlraetorate,
tohi iha National Bafat) Conaeee to
do) thit a humane Ideal tranacandini
that of tin Hoclaliata i now dominaiti
ami proajraaalee In all the tteat Ameri
can eofporatlpna,
'Tiie m jitern in ml," Mr ( 'ampbell
atdi "la m wa ni tin elimination of ill
inequalities between tht employee and
the employer f there ware no men
willing 10 lidi nioiiK on other men'e
work, if there wne not st many blrh
era, if it were poaolblo i K't each man
in ihe employing ami employed dlvlelom
aiikf to give hit baati then eociallem
would be poaalble, ami i ehonld be ana
of tht Oral to preach eoclaliant
"it la eeaentlal to the nation that the
friction ietwrtn the two dlvtatoni be
eliminated, and ihe onl3 barrier t" the
realltatlon of a eoclallatle Idoal i lite
Hociiillet le the Lfoclaeiata thamaalvaa,
"The ih'thiitf aim of urea t corpora
I lone in thin i.i'. ia to acqtilfa the active
Intereai ami nooperatlon of their man.
The t'luHB rtmrit hai to lc wiK.tl out.
Mani to do the beat with the raaotircea
of th.- oountrj . mual itand ehouMer to
boulder, the rith with tho mioi, ami the
employer with hit workers in cverv
laatia that com up.
in a continued iliac uaa Ion of aafot)
yatemi fr worhmen In all linen f
tra1i t ho COIiaenatM nt the National
Pafety Con areas araa that by formltuj
if ? jM'i't ioi 1 .uinifiittf -o aniotia th work
men thamaelvea and giving Iheee com
m It tees the authority ueualli given lo
the boaeee t here arouhl in th i- -t
remedy 't at band for the eiimm.it :i
of pre van table aeddenta,
Theaa "aafaty rommli te-!," aa they
are rallad, are an actus I Ity in tin- mid
die Went, and thay noi only obtain bet
ter rultH in thi object aimed at .
greater t.i ft , bui ralee the morale (
the workers thamaelvea, t wai dactarad,
The 1 inart !(t emieii ;tn three da) eaaelon
to-mi v
RAILWAY SURGEONS CONVENE.
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1 New lurk ami e KnalniMl i
rlttlfg nl Hotel tutor.
The tWanty.flfth anniiil si,sloii Of ihe
New York ami New Rgigland Aoooalallon
of Hallway Rtirgaona bognn yoaterduy at
Ihe Hotel Aslor With I'r ft. II Ma. v
' preol ling,
Among 1 hoe attendlgg ihe meotlng
a 1 ' 1 ' . 1 leorge 1 'haffee .mi 1 h J, M.
Wnlnwrlght, ehiaf lurgcon Ijaohawanna
llnllroudi Serontoni Pa.i Dr. William
O'Neill Nianmani chief Rurgeon United
Stales Steel plants. Pltlaburg j Ot C A
i:i.nis. Milwaukee j Dr 11 M Brarhen.
eecreliiry of ihe state Board o( Health,
st I'nuli in a r Johns, chief aurgeon
I'nion Pacific, Dmahri ; lr C, W Hop
kins, in- 'Oeorge l Moynen and thank
jV Whlllng. general rlainw attorney Now
Voik Central lams j, r uv. rh ef
i'Ulm iw iit Penneylvanla Rallmnd f?onv
. HaiO) . W Will in, chief ctalm agent
Mtcadwnnn.i compunyj lr. v, 1,. Kelea,
Suit. i llethleheui, Pa. Ol f. W. Hnp-
Ihlna, chlaf eurgaon Phlcago and North,
reetc n llillroud ; llr. Donald tluthi le
ami in- liouli Hartman of Detroit,
Mtah
La,
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tying in front ot
were k , !!! by
Two children, while
Ihell 'lollies yestertl.iv
aulomobllea,
I're.i ttoldman, a, of tot Jerome rtr ef.
Brooklyn, w.i struck b) an auto truck 1
run by John Roach of 101 Rati Nine,
tetnth street The child ilieil on Its
way to , Me Bedford Street Hospital
I'artnella ..preta, alf.i I, of 111 Went
Tenth etreet, was Inatanll) kill ii whan
run ovi-" by an auto uuek driven by 1
Jacob Meletet of 101 Lowla street, and
owned b) Morns gplelman. No arroata
were made.
tVlatoe li.-ler r'ree on Welti
W-.liian. B, Atwater. aviator and Inis-
band of the lata Senator Thorn ae C
Platt'a WldoW, was released from UudloW
etreel Jail yeeterda) on 1 wr.t ..r habeae
eurpua elgned by ,lude aubusiur N. i
Hand In the United Rtatea Dtetrlct
I'oiir' Atwater had served almut sj
weeks for contempi of court in rofualng
lo turn over to hie truetee In bankruptcy
which he is sn; Md to liave hail
.eft ,,ut of ihe proceed! from his recent
European flying trip.
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Before
ami Who
USUALLY a -tore eva-'es the question of
comparison. Most stores have the idea
that if you ko elsewrheiv to look you
won't come back, the theory bein.u- that
salesmanship instead of value is wnat "sells"
Clothing".
We invite comparison in thit Men's Store. We even
urge it. Our service, our merchandise and our prices on
clothes for men and young men will stand the test. Even
day in thi store we find that the man who shops around
is enthusiastic over these
suits and overcoats
at $19.75
7 hat Equal Average $25 Clothes
In fabric, in fit and in workmanship these garments reflect
Macy standards of qualit) and Macy influence in the best markets
of the countr) .
If you want the tyle and the quality which yu reasonably
expect in the Ivm clothes at Ui.so arid 5. we invite you t" com
pare them with the clothes that we specialize af $19.75.
Others From $14.75 to $38.50
800 Fine Suits at $1 6.75
Many of them are equal to Clothes
priced up to $20 around town.
Knottier typical example ul buving influence and merchaikiihinti in
genuily, kihi m;irt new wits m ikm fnbricb imU ver ucceptulile ulti
Nin;irt or conservative tic- ui $i6.7S,
Men u Store, Plfth Hoor. Entirr Broadway Front.
Spetinl Men's F.ntrame 34th St. and Broadway.
R. H. Mcy & Co. i Airrction. Are Their Low Pnc
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The
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take the occasion t' call
attention once again t"
the fallacy of judging an
article atone 0:1 the liis
1 if price.
Macy's advertising
Ji e a tre mi pnct
and sq cin 1 u. hat ;i
tlmii; c)t i always im
portant to you. ' But.
what 1: is worth is even
more important. Hence
tin sermon on iiualitv.
as
Often the
Highest
Villi Ii
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have never losi sight "t
the impntanceof o,ualil 5 .
( )ur "i W price" is ;ilv.i ii
the result of merchandis
ing ingenuity ; it 1- never
in .1 ii ! h y Ixinipni
l.ll.lllV .
The Mac)
for "lowesi
built "ii the
dependability
;iiikI we el
utisfaction
Ik iv i iW the pri
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reputati
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Quality
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Accoomt
M('l men have al
ready , or soon will,
-I vikl a part of
their expense accounts
for a winter overcoat.
I he question comes up,
a here to buy it.
Last week an other
wise worthv New iorl
store advertised over
coats at J9.7S and one
of our G unpari-hi IX-.
partment expert- bought
several coat.
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never .1 safe basis for
judgment, An overcoat
at S'.T5 maj be the best
bargain you ever had: or
it may, be a rank extrav .1
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I or ST year- this stire
has had Ihe reputati' n fi r
it'llinn deptnaaHe hum
chandise at price- lower
than an) otfier store in
the city.
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The MAN'S STORE, Broadway at Ninth
W e Know the Clothes Wants
of New York Men
and How to Satisfy Them
We know men. We know New
York men. We know clothing.
We know how to tell good cloth
from bad and indifferent. We
know the utmost present possi
bilities of scissors and needle and
brain combined. For the making
and selling of good clothing for
men was the beginning of the
Wanamaker business 54 years
ago.
The manufacturers whom we
have chosen to make Wanamaker
clothing make no other clothing
just like ours. They are asked to,
for every one of them has built
his reputation in a measure upon
the fact that he can make clothing
for Wanamaker's. But our way
costs a little more, and well,
that's too serious a proposition
m
for most clothiers to consider.
Fall Suits Are $17.50 to $40
Topcoats and Overcoats, $18.50 to $45
Full, fine assortment Today in all sizes
Hurlinirtim AtVadfl Hour Nrvv BuilUltiy
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Get today your golf needfuls for the week-end games;
clothes, clubs, balls; in the most complete Golf Shop in the
country . Might mean a lot to you if you were to take a half
hour's lesson from one of the 8 instructors in the Golf
School.
JOHN WANAMAKER
;'! l ii Mai a I'u litraetiom Ar. 9
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Extra hon I
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Browning,Klng
& Company
Hosiery
For Tall Figures
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ffii have had more or less
g, trouble with hosier)
j lengths.
B Average stockings are
r1 I r, ii n ' T Ii, 's m. -i i. k. Ii ui. i
H and women know what
9 happens when stockings
R are excessively stretched. $
Even 1 le bel ti ickiugs
B v ill "run" i T "ladder" it II
stretched ciintiiuiiiiilv. I
S mid we have met the con
dition bv producing ho
siei '. .11 inches ! i if e
ceptii ';:!!! good quality .
Heav v weight, all mIU
in black and white mh .
I Reinforced heel-, soles
$ ind toes; deep, double
A garter welt. n inno
vat ion which the sttitelv
You can't beat
a combination
like this:
When you think
of clothes it's
Browning,
King & Co. ,
of course.
Shirts mean
i Time flies, but not our fast
color dyes.
Only day before yesterday
a customer called for a paii
of trousers to go with a black
cutaway bought in '96.
M 1 . . ci . Nineteen years means soim
annaitan onirli. service, but what pleased us
Hats are always most was tht" condition oi
tne black it hudn t laded
the least lie tie bit.
i Same last color scandal
totiav a.-, Wt'vii inniutpH ot
full assortments of t '"an-' ve:,,s 1
, . tnougli fast colons mav noi
models, patterns be at easy to get.
and colors
Stetson's.
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,-na vou n nnu
f - - ----
a v. - mail will appreciate m
Pair $1.69
m.m , Main I laui
vnimoioi U liiivuon.i M
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fi K-A-i:'.'Vl !'
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in our stores.
Our Suits at
$15 and $20
are wonders
for style and value.
Added Quality
at $25 to $40.
Overcoats up to $50.
Everything nu n and bo -wear.
Rogeki
Broadway
t 13th St.
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Broadway
I at Warrrn
Pfc-iiT COMPAN
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MlitH
Will hut hack uhal
'i'r iou Jon't Ul(t.
Men' Specially Start
Occupying One I ntirr Bllildm
Little khop.t can't comM-ir with u
Broadway at 2g SI.
Cooper So aau-c ol f Ih si.
Wj Moakoltaa
Brooklyn.
Russia Calf Shoes
Dark Malioxany
$2.97 & $3.98
Worth $4 & $5
Hat l.aat
Low
HeeU
. fi ii U Sji .u. it Iiu ii jLfiji iiTii ii fl ,.
Automobiles
Japanned
n tii hffjj
in 3 Days
PICKLING ENAMELING CORP.
Id & Wabatar Ava.. bong Itlund city
TolwpHone, Aatni'ir. U'fl
ItMgningCjl Evan Cr.araclrr. AlKutcu
lll-.l I' M Kll I tlM.tl.E.
A I ,T RATION K I TT K R 8
Arnold, CgwtgbU) gV i'o. rgquiro
the services of alteiutiun litters for
thi! women'.-, and misses' depart-
mgatgi Only those having hisrh elgna
experience need apply to Mr. Wat
sou, I Sih Street enti aiire.
alTl'ATIUNM IKTHO MAWK.
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glngli nun. ?''. iiimiiI ,'u .illnn, upp.,r
: ancn. ileal i,iti,nt 1 privuti aartvi
.iHr'.-i i ifrtvar anil a' ni.rh.ni
Cordovan Shoes, 5.00 & $S
iHorsehide , a Rich. Dark Ru
.s'o by cu$tom boolmalsi t
Mirh i ecomtiii n ir i
DllSU.N,
Why pay royalty prices lor .1 I
Golf Shoes
i Ihoft Sptki In 8oU and f
W AM Kh Live t Ig. 1
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, nvu -Uiig kll0W ll tfl uf U v
1 .mia maior tMiiita nU ! a -
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