The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 22, 1908

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L W 1 M hq 7 r THE EVENING W O R L D W E D N E 9 DAY JANUARY 22 1908 KILLS HIMSELF T I AMONG CHILDREN AT PLAY IN PARK Desperate Suicide Fires Five Bullets Into Brain Near Little Ones i PETS GIRL THEN DIES r WellDressed and Apparently r Prosperous Finkelsteins s Act a Puzzle Seated In the midst of a throne of r rollicking children on the Eat Drive of Central Park opposlto Sixtyseventh at tblj afternoon James Flnkelsteln I I ncatljr clad young salesman of No i l East Tenth street put five bullets L IB his braJn and fell dead at the feet I or a fainting nurse FoHcemn Charles StMnort of the t Bicycle Squad who was near learned I j from the hysterical maids and children i who had witnessed the suicide that the i young man had been strolling among 5 them for an hour before he killed hIm slf slfHe He left a little fairhaired girl he had I been talking to and walked slowly to a i bench Sitting he removed his black I soft hat and laid It on the bench Then J he pulled on his gloves and buttoned them His actions had begun to attract attention when he drew from his over coat a revolver It was an automatic weapon and It exploded the fly cart ridges quickly blowing a great wound Into the side of hie head before he tumbled from the bench One Bullet Was Enough I Potlceman Stelnert and two mounted policemen were on the spot a moment afterward The suicide still clasped tha revolver In his hand and the ambulance I surgeon who was summoned from the Presbyterian Hoopltal said five bullets I had been poured into the mans brain any one of which would hae caused Instant death The dead man was Identified from cards and letters found In his pockets The card giving his name and addre s read Care or M Braband In a pocketbook there was 460 The cloth ing was all of excellent material the eult of light gray and the overcoat a silklined Oxford cheviot He wore a high standing collar and red necktie black lace shoes black socks and white underwear A memorandum book con tained twenty ljuslness cards Two letters found one written In Ger man and the other In English did not throw any light on tho suicide the police said They were business letters Indicating that Kelateln had been em ployed as a bailsman Ho was about thirty yt ars old and fie feet seven Inches tall His hair and eyes and mus tache were black and his skin fair At the Tenth street address It was learned that the sulcido had boarded there for two years with Mrs M Bra band He came to this country from Germany about three years ajto after trouble with his family Since hit ar rival here he had been employed as booXkoaper by a concern on Isling ton avenue near Twontythird street He returned to his room about 11 oclock today and seemed very de potvdtnt He said he had quarreled with his employers and that life was not worth living His parents are said to ba very wealthy and ynuiur Klnkel stfctn declared he was a graduate at Heldalbere University ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN OF FRISCO LEAVES ROME BOJtE Jan Archbishop Rlordan ot San Francisco and his secretary BAT D G Crawley left this city to day for Naples Thoy were accom panied to the station by many friends FAMOUS ASTRONOMER DEAD Henry M Parkhurst eightythree years old died yesterday at his home No 173 Oaten avnue Brooklyn ot pneumonia Ho Is survived by a widow One of the beat known astronomers In America he was one of the three Ameri cans who observed Donatls comet In 1858 before the news of the Italian dis covery had reached this country He had Invented many Improvements for astronomical Instruments and was also an author NOT PIRATED EDITION The Famuli Vulli rontlMlni of right mule patfeH rum The Merry Wldrm M1 l e cltm In tic Mnicnilne Hrctlun of NEXT SUNDAYS WOULD January nJ This niuxlr ronnlstlnj ot 11 slurTt N tlin only nuthorliril roprrlililrd rilltlnn and l I U ft l us a nrmfipcr nupplriiirDt n ilui l rly through The IVnrld liy pn Inl nrrnnc i111 Illl the niu Ic puMUIierh Chappell S Co Ltd London untl Xer P york Any earlier N lr of Ililv inunle by II nrwupnprr are IliKTKU unit Inrom i iltlc Crt the hiLt niuitlr of the Mrrrv Widow Wulli In The World nest Miniliy GANG RESCUES PRISONER BEATS POLICfMAN Ruth Smashed Club in Battle with Thugs Before Re serves Came ONE CLERK CAPTURED Attack Led by Men from As semblymans Saloon Res cued Man Named McCue A gang of toughs attacked Policeman Ruth of the East Fiftyfirst street sta tion early toda on Third avenue near Fortyfifth street and rescued a pris oner who saJd he was Robert McCne There were five or six In the crowd and they gave the officer such a fight that he broke his nightstick and was orccj to draw his revolver and tire four hots A citizen rushed Into the Eist Fifty first street station and told Lieutenant Daly a policeman was being murdered n Third avenue When the reserve got there the gang with the exception of one man had escaped with the pris oner He said he was James Murray wentytwo a clerk of No ICO East Fortyfourth street but the police be have he Is a pugilist The crcwd was by this time so dense about the scene of the battle that the reserves had to take Murray away on a trolley car several windows of which were broken by stones hurled by the throng According to Policeman Ruth he arrested McCuo for assaulting John Carattisno of No 1M West Fortieth street on Third avenue near Forty thtrd street The policeman says he witnsssed the assault and started with his man to the station house The prisoner is said by the police to be a brother of Assemblyman McCue who has a saloon at Third avenue and Fortyfourth street and as they passed the place the gang spied them and fol lowed Near Fortyfifth street the po liceman says several of them seized him while others dragged the prisoner away and enabled him to e cape but not until he had joined In taking a punch at the policeman who arrested himRuth Ruth Is the policeman who was at tacked by the old graveyard gang about nine years afro on Eleventh street between Avenue A and First avenue and fatally nhot one of them RAN DOVvN BOY IN AUTO CAUGHT SPCTATOR Chauffeur Vho Mortally In jured Friebaum Refused to Give Name of Employer Peter Curran a chauffeur driving an electric auto cab down Seventh avenue near Fortieth street lato last night ran over Benjamin Friebaum seven teen years old of No KM West Fortieth street and mortally Injured him The machine bore tho Initial C It li on the tonneau door and wrwmimbered 35955 N Y The number was taken out the police say by Jiunus C Brady the lirCBldent of tho ilerklmer County LIght and Power Company and con nected with numerous other conora tlons tlonChaurteuT Chauffeur Curran after running over the lad trjed to escape It was said but Joseph Palmer of Mills Hotel Vo 3 leaped Into the car and stopped him Kriebaum was taken to Bellovue in the automobile Ho wan unconsclou Sev eral ribs were broken and he was In ternally Injured After the chauffeur was arrested ha telephoned to the St Itegis Hotel and asked for Mr Brad It was said at the hotel the only Brady there aa a guest was Anthony V Brady I The chaultcur who live at No HO I West Sixtythird street I refused to say I who Ills employer Is but adinlttid nu wa to call at Webers Theatre for a I person he hud taken there Ho tele phoned the theatre to notify the holder I of carriage check No C21 ho couldnt come Ho was iocl ed up and arraigned I today In the Went Side Court I CHINESE MUST EE HORSEMEN I WASHINGTON Jan 22Mal nd I vices from China contain an order r i rjulrmK th sons of Imperial princes and lant men to l e examined In Pnkln as to their proficiency In the saddle I This step li taken HO that tho art of their ancestors may not be lost I t L tnnds for Tiger i p ri Who searches all about t tar 1 When theres anything he needs I J I Hes sure to find it out And thus it is that World Ads Skirmish here and there I cZ Finding just whats Wanted i So take hopedont despair ft FEARS FIRE HOSE OULO BURST If PUT TOTHE TEST Commissioner Lantry Makes Astonishing Admission at Inquiry Testifying today at the Inquiry Into I the scandal concerning defective hose I growing out of the falal nr at the Parker Building Fire Commissioner I Lftntry made the startling admission that no one wanted to take the chances I i of testing the hose used by the Fir Department for fear It might burst Mr Lantry declared he could not tell when the lat tent was marie aid ad mitted that there had been no test of i hose since he became Fire Commis sioner The Inquiry Is being made In the Mayors omce with John Purroy Mitchell one of the Commissioner of Accounts In charge He li the direct repre entatlve of Mayor McClellan who ordered the Investigation Lantry on the Stand Commissioner Lantry was the first witness He declared he had no erltl Ism to make of the management of the fire at the Parker Building The Chief was present he said and his officers reported to him per sonally I have no criticism to make of the manner In which the tire was fought I Mr Lntry said that while there were extremely heavy weights on the var ious floors of the Parker Building the collapse of the structure was due to the buckling of the red hot pillars when the cold water was flung afalmt them I themWell asked Commissioner Mitchell I Is It a fact that the spread of the fire was due to Insufficient pressure I do not know said Mr Lantry The reports did not come to me The Chief In charge of tho firs will know I i I would have been notified had the I Mayor not caused this Investigation I when all reports were made to him I Q Have you any criticism as to the condition of the hose A No only II want more hose I at the l V the hose ned I fire ntUtoctorrt A I hare no I I criticism u niuUp on the hose I This made every one who hard It i sit up I Q Did some of the hose burst A Ye and some burned too I Q How many lengths burst or burned T A Fortyone lengths of hose I were lost burst or burned The fore man of the repair shop reported that I only twentyone had burst The rest I of It burned Q But ddnt a foreman at the fire sa that fortyone lengths burst A les but It all cornea und ir the head of lost hose or polled hose Q So you think the hone as a whole was satIsfactory A Yes I have ex amined reports of big fires for years and the percentage of burst hose Is about the same Fixing Responsibility Q Who la responsible for the depart ment hose A Well each company has control of its own hose Some companies have had the same hose for twelve years and it is still good Q Who Is supposed to report on de fective hose A The foreman of each company He tells the superintendent I of the repair shop who calls upon the 1 contractor to eijlnin or make Rood I Q So It Is at the option of the super intendent of the repair shop that the contractor is called upon to make good A That Is practically so al though my offlc deals with the matter tooQ Q How does a foreman of nn enKlne company know defective linnet A A Veil Clints hard to tell i I do not know It there In any tent except once n yenr then they know i Q When scas thr lent test A Not nt nil In my time Q When prior to your tlmet A I 1o not know Q Have yon looked Into IhfltT A Sn oho 1 irnntrtf to talc the I clinneeii of tenting thf hose for I fenr It mlirlit hnrit I Two years RZO Mr Lnntry said he I hart asked for a test In a written com munication An analysis of the rt porti of I fires showIng the pressure on defective hose hail not been made by him the I Tire Commissioner acknowledged He 1 admitted that the average engine com pay hiiJ not Its full quota of hose sup I ply The Question of Safety Q Do you think It safe to use hose I dally nt fires to which th department fears to apply the teat A I think we ougl1 to have more hoseplenty of hose and good hose I It 110 u think failure to test i hisi for fcnr It will bnrst In a cnnillllon of xntrtyt A I think wr iiiicht to arlve rueli roinpiuiy UDIHI feet of hone and good hone foinmlssloner Mitchell showed the witness a copy of the report ot the Hoard of Fire Underwriters on the bad condition of hose In the department Mr I intry said he hud read It Q Did you verify nr approve the re I port A Well I asked tho Chief about It and he Mid the report was practl I cully true c IB hoso that Is ten years old cafe jfo A They say not I dont know 1 That question should be answered by I Tinrn qualllled persons I Q Well vou are the Commissioner i What did they tell you A They told I inn fiat six years was the limit CnmmlEslnntr Mitchell sought to snow mm rending report thnt hnso Is not tpftcil and that threefourths of the 1 w in ti department has been used wvon oars The Purchase of Hose omm tsitor rltlpll ilelvod Into the ist of HH the quantry delivered and o amount p rhasol Tho witness iiM that jril iino had hern spent for hose mlor f iihsioncr OBrien who pro li ci him Ii ntllC Tilt iose was n w clnz delivered Thi bids advertised for STUDENT HEROES RESCUE MANY AS ACADEMY BUHNS Brave Lads Awaken Sleepers and Carry Overcome Comrades Delta Academy on Strawberry Hill I Stamford Conn a preparatory school sheltering sixty students and a scorn of tsaohers and servants was destroyed by tire early today There were many marrow escapes from death as the tire swept through the rambling old trame buildings nnd some of the boy studsnts distinguished themselves In the work of rescue Albert Trethway quarterback at tim football team of the school atood on the top round of a ladder braced him self and caught In his arms C XL Clements of Larchmont who dropped from a window on the third floor ten feet above Trethway also assisted In the rescue of another students who had succumbed to the effects of the smoke and was unconscious In his room The Inmates of the building lost their clothing and all their personal belong ings Most of them were so pressed by the flames that they were focoed to n e In their night garments J D Oreen of Porto RIco a student suffered the loss of J2000 worth of Jewelry and a wardrobe valued at 3000 The main building was three stories high There was a long threestory wing on the north and two twostory wings on the east and south The laundry where the tire started was In I the basement of the main building Studious Pupils Give Alarm B Shelton Cross of Fonda N Y and O S Maloney of Hudson who were at work on their studies In their room on the third floor and the only persons awake In the building wer the first to become aware of the fire Knowing that the school was doomed the boys ran from door to 101 pounding and shouting an alarm William J BeLt the principal his wife Mlas Harwood a sister of Mrs Uetts and six teachers had living apart ments In one of the wings None of them had time to dress before rushing out Into the cold Fortunately the wing occupied by the women servants was the last to catch fire and they escaped without dint cult Within five minutes of discovery the fire was bursting through the first floor Maloney attempting to get back to hla room to save clothing and money I was ovoroome by smoke and fell uncon scious Flames were almost upon him when Albert Trethway quarterback on I the football Leant whose home Is In Waterford NY and GIn Knight of Columbus 0 found him and dragged him to a flreeaonpe They carried him l down and a physician revived him Boys Prove Real Heroes I Soma of tha students paid no atten tion to the first warning of tire belle tag It to be a rough house prank and when the smoke and flames finally mode the situation plain they found themselves cut off from escape by way of the staircase Chester Kesjarlce of rtiinnyUania one of thule diojpod iwentyflv feet from a window and c aped unhurt C M Clements of lnohmon itN Y was cut oil on the third floor and toe only ladder was too nun lit aiopptU truiti Lo vsindow ledge Into the arias of Cfjartertiack Trethway and wa Canned down safely II J Junnlncs of New York City las hound asp when C W Ham mond of Suuen Island burst Into his room Jennings thought Hammond was a burglar and urapped wui him lie was clraiKud to a ladiAvi ant was on the ground before he fully realized tho si aiiuii Bland Green a young brother of J C Urutne was taken rum a window on the Bccond floor by Glen Knight and there were other exciting rescues by the students Lewis Lally of Port Chester the star itnlfte of toe hool lia I tOJ run In Irs hare feet through flame and over burn ntr floors to escape lie was badly burned about the feet TWO FALSE FIRE ALARMS NEAR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Police on the Lookout for Gang of Boys Believed to Be the Culprits The Bronx firefighters were In a state of len wrath this afternoon after they bad been twice called out to false alarms In the vicinity of public schools Tho first alarm brought the apparatus I to Public School No 4 at One Hundred unit Seventythird street and Kulton avenue at 1230 oclock and the angry loon hull Just returned to tfhlr station when a nuroni alarm drew them out again to Wendiver and Washington avenues when tie scholars wuro pour ing back Into Public Seliou No t Capt MrUlynn of Ue Tromont eta tlon was notified and sent several pre I cinct men out to watch the boxes It Is hell ved tluit a gang of boys ire re sponsible for many recent false alarm that have been turned In In the Bronx i ACTOR DIES IN HOSPITAL CHICAGO Jan Robert Wallace I Who HOlil he was un actor und that his home was In JCww York died In a I hospLal here today of alcoholism hose by OHrlen were opened a few day ultur Lantry had taken otllce antry nliiiKolf let contracts fur hose but thu tineas could not rumumbor ail the du taiLs When hose 11 delivered It Is test ed at the repair shop und tnuii dlutrlb uttd to tile lira onglne coiiipunlcs The day following the Purker Build I ing Urn Iintry upplled to Ule Hoard of Alilurmeti for tiiUiMJ fur lire hose Hi testlllKl that It thu lire had not taken Vitae he would have made the rwliest JUIII the saute Part of thin monny Is to be dlwburHed fir igi 1J1 eSt it ri IIMH In inlctpilu of till opening of high proasure stations Q When did you llrst flail out hut you needed tiiOUuO to properly equip vjur ilep tniont A I know Unit last fall whim tin fhlef made a request for JT7C for hose Tnp witness ndiiiltted that If the hh prosure service were ready now the prosent hone In the department would not stand the pressure rnminlfisioner Mitchell brought out thnt iiiaitlnlly no preparation han been made bv the Fire Commissioner for the high pres I lire srrvee TO iia ivr xiti OKU LAX ATI VK llltOMO yUlMvu rinovn tlJe CaUse lucre li only one UHUMO QUI N1NB Ixiok for Irnature of E W qnovK Ma e I MORRIS K1 JfSUP I bANKER AND ART PATRONIS DEAD Passes Away Early ToDay of Heart Failure After a Long Illness Morris 1C Je op the millionaire banker nnd art patron died at his home No 197 Madleon avenue at 210 oclock A M today of heart disease Ho wa eeventyeUrht years old He had been aick for a year and I two weeks ejfo was compelled to take to his bed An hour before his death this morning his attendants noticed he was sinidni and called his physicians Dr Franc P Ktnnlcutt and Dr Arm I strong Mrs Jesup and several rela tive were at hU bedside when he died Mr JMUP practically retired from active business a yeAr ago when he re signed as president of the Chamber of Commerce With the dissolution of the Rapid Transit Commission of which he I wa a member he obtained further re lief from the care of affairs and the I little business to which he gave hit at tention was handled from an omce ad Joining his homo I Morris Ketchum Jesujj was born In Weatport Conn June 21 1S30 He mar ried Maria Van Antwerp De AVItt In I ISM There were DO children Starting life at the age of thirteen with the firm of Rigors Ketchum Qrosvenor he organized the firm of Clark A Jesup at the age of twentytwo The firm is now I Cuyler Morgan Co He wae president ot the American Sun I day School Union of the Chamber of Commerce until a year ago of the American Museum of Natural History Peary Arctic Club Sailors Snug Har bor New York State Audubon Society Fire Points House of In utry first vice I president of the New England Society I vloepreeldent of the B m of the Revo lution The Pilgrims director of the i Western Union Telegraph Company Metropolitan Tnist Company New York Institution for nhe Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb trustee of Union Theo logical Seminary Brick Presbyterian Church John F Slater Fund for Edu cation of FKodmen General Educa tional Board Peabody Educatioal Board Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com pany and the Hospital Saturday Asso I ciation He waft a member of these clubs Century New York Yacht Metrptoli tan University Down Town Metio polltan of Washington Ulttenhojse of Philadelphia the Jekyl Ialaril besides d large number of other smaller clubs and societies The ChJUnwr of Commerce will hold a special meeting at 1230 P M to morrow to take appropriate action on the death of their former president I J Plerpont Morgan and other promi nent persons called yesterday at the Jesup homo to Inquire of the philan I thropists condition The funeral arrangements will be an I nounced as soon aa his two nephew I reach this city LEFT SV fHHEART I l fOR PISTOL FIGHT i WITH BOLD THUG i Policeman Captured His Man II As Windup of Night At Theatre I I Patrolman Timothy Mnhonev of thf Clymer street jtatlon was standing on the steps of an apartment house nt Hooper and South Fourth streets WHIIamRDurfj after returning from the theatre with his sweetheart about rail olKht when he overheard three men talking In undertones One of them I said You two fellows trail alon Then I when 1 got her to a dark place Ill I do the nandkerohlof act HO sho cant scream Its up to you fellows to take I care of the woman understand Two voices responded together All I Iffht boss Mahoney turned to his companion nnd told her to run upstairs He then hid himself behind the door to await de velopments In a few minute he no I ticed the man who poke first going down the sitHiw uf the hoooe with n young girl und a woman Following came two negroes Mahoney trailed tho tlrst trio At Johnson and Union avenuea a poorly lighted faction he saw the first man grasp tile girl about tho waist and try to throw her to the ground Her woman companion screamed and at mcked the Klrln assailant Mahoney saw the two negroes running up to tho pot He hurried up and swung both lists on the girls assailant The fellow loosened his grip dug his right hand Into his coat pocket and shouted Now vamooso before I count three or Ill blow the top of you rcrown off Lrfitor goI guess twii can play that little canto said Mahoney as ito wlilppeU out his pistol and lined twice rite two neKiucH turnuj and lied at the reports The girl anti woman wcto clinging to each other and utTcamlng The stranger darted down Lnlon avenue Iliur iio KH amiv till inillcciian In his civilian clothes ovurhaulcd him At tliut ilaiiun iiousr ii tniii ie was Charles Hcaffjr twetuyune years oM of No 2SI Voodwirtl avenue n ianiM who had been hired to iiliy for HIM rnliiij wit iwii sumors tle nfKioi He declur l he Intcnclpil no wren T II ii i a lllliln tall iianicon Ieae li of No ill Miujur Street and her woman toinpainon was Mrs Jlob Flituitrlcii of thu Htmo addrest TIe hid IIC copied 5 hater as an escort home Tho pollcornin and hIs Rwrwthoitrt who overheard tho trlon coiivetaatlon appeared against Schattur III tho leA Avenue Court He wa hold for an examination IE M BASSHT Of I PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLICFOR SUES FOR LIBEL Action for 50000 Is His An swer to Clajm of Dole Heirs An action for JMOOO for libel heat betn begun by Edward M Bitssett one of the Public Service Commissioners against Jennie Dole and helen J Dole wfco tor at the St George Hotel Brooklyn and Alfred Hughes of No 132 Nassau street Manhattan their at torney The summonses have been served and the complaint was filed to day in the Kings County Clerks office Wilson W Thompson of No JT7 Broadway Manhattan Mr Butts attorney said today Several months ago these defendants tiled a complaint and other papers In the court ostensibly for the collection of damages from Mr Bajsett by rea son of his employment by the Doles as I their attorney In tiling the estate of William H Dole nbout four years ago I Mr Bnssett had for many years been Mr Doles trusted counsel Nixir ly half of his estate was Invested In first mortgages of Mr Bassetts selection II Jon on which not a dollar of prin cipal or Interest was ever lost The work of settling the estate and the I litigation that arose In connection with It extended over about one and a halt years I the same work were to be how know done over again we do not It could be done better Certainly there was not the slightest dissatisfac tion at the time Didnt Make Contract Charge the work and when At the close of t1 for cervices and lisburse final nayment Dyment ec an fina faultUndine menu was made the first tau1tndln ment me chance of the oBWe oroe although the chae olice ntu beinc lcsS than wo veov moderate btllr wa Ve half of wnat could uroperlv be charged nt Od I hlt a oJnLract which 11 Hasett urde the familY uent Was careful he to ban nave the worK Mrs and 110 betore various w Liele he one LO arloU tilss llle thde ls and Vera with their grievances Jn I ver to this 0111CC where iawvers have come olce hae oe exam Ille trziittted to the have been t rmlteJ t tuil nut and ietter tul toka clapers JetterJ lJk tLor 10 ireev as the etred to iii lo uttOntley however seemed 11 take the matter up until aut InK to when Mr half months ago h1 two and a holt Hughes without making anY prllml dwnand or looking over the papers lokmg nary this oinca filed in Kings County the in orc tle lt suit papers upon which Mr uaswn now bases his libel suit i We consider that these papers made Cnsler tute litany unwarrantable taf a treat I lanl unwill ments and Mr Hussott being unwl Jlisett Inc that they should sltmiber on tne broucnt files or the court Immediately the matter to light jv making a mo I out I them stricken tlon to have thpl The Court in crantnc Mr l3tSettS i motion said Why thee attiilaxlts I cannot were filet with the complaint fle for the pun I underytnnd unless It was In tal for the at publicity pos it Inviting publclt VR In the i tack matte upon the defendant complaint lUelf The main part of the complaint was also stricken out and nn amended com plaint ordered We waited for the time plant ordero expire and then brought this action for libel Joining the attorney Ibel ho had ney aa a defendant Inasmuch as teendant duties Hwycr In I transcended his duteR n n fllns unnecessary and unwarrantable statements In a public office I Is i needles to ay that Ir Basetfs action will be prosecuted td a llnlsh HELD UP OH SHIP AS EMBElZLEfi I i Maurice Remy Who Arrived I I on Zeeland Ordered Deported II When the TIM Star liner Zeolnnd nr rlved at her pier from Ante to jay Charles Hooinaet attorney ton toI Belgian Consul requested the Immigration i tion olllceri to detain n man who was i on the passenger list a C Mlllnrd but ahone name Is Maurice foray The man was accompanied by his wife and occupied a stateroom In the I second cabin The lawyer declared that I I tho man wns wanted for embezzlement In Antwerp and that th Belgian Mln Inter had received a cablegram request the that he be held for deportation Indignantly denied the I The man hllgnantl charge When asked why he had reg lateral under the namo of Mlllnrd hi said that I friend hnd purchased his ticket for him and Hnd neglected to give his Remys name According to gve lijprc s ietv by I iKian I Mlnlxtrr t hp man Is rhnrinvl wt the embezzlement of eleven hundred franoi I He and his wife were taken to Ellis Isllnd I ltss Kmmcrelt a vaudeville actress I who was on the santo vessel declared that the second Thnw trial was attract ing as much attention on the other side Inl the first She said that museums on the Continent and In Great Britain were exhibiting wax IlKiirca of the Thaws that were horrible to look upon nother passiiKor wan the Countess Conrad Von Zeppelin who was formerly Conrl Wilkins of Detroit She Is a a WIln Blsterlnlaw of the famous aeronaut Count Zeppelin She will return to her Mlnlitgan hnmo for several months I I Precious Sight may be injured or absolutely lost If glasses are fitted by any other than Registered Physicians of Experience lle have five such Physicians Examinations Without Charge Glasses Always at Moderate Prices JiS4n4 I 1 ETAJJIISURIJ Xcurlysa Jeirv 350 Sixth Avenue 5274 Broadway Below 22d St Below 33d Ht 101 Nassau St 217 Urnpdway Near Ann St Astor Iottet 223 Sixth Aycnuc near IStb St PLLICf SWARM AT REICHSTAG DURING UPRO R Socialists Defy Chancellor When Warned of Punish ment for Street Rioting I I BERLr Jnn Chancellor von I nlclow refused categorically In the IlHchctoc today to reply to a Social II let interpellation on the subject ot the I Prussian suffrage Tills precipitated 1 deafening uproar from the members dug which all the ministers left the house The debate was then continued before the half empty benches Trouble with the people had ben ex pected particularly In view of the street disorders of yesterday and In order to b prepared for a reoccurrence of vio lent encounters between the police anti th populace the oulldlnus of Parlia ment were surrounded from early morn ing with a strong foroe of police armed with plat and sabres Furthermore the principal thoroughfare of Berlin ore being patrolled constantly by police both mounted and on foot The Interpellation was very skilfully worded In order to bring It within the omdKl authority of the KelchsiaR The question was framed as follows O what ground does the Chancellor consider manhood suffrage a already granted to the elections to the Imperial Parliament to be harmful to the Inter ests of one of the federal States There was some doubt early this morn Inn u to whether the Chancellor would make a reply or no I has been his custom to avoid discussing Prussian af fairs I the Kelchxtag but others thought he might empower Dr Beth I matuiHollweg Minister of the Interior to respond for him Prince von Buelow opened the Reich I stag proceedings by uttering In the severest term a warning agaInst further manifestations which he declared did not affect the government In the slight est degree He threatened amid Iron ical cheering from the Socialists that the leaders and organizers of all demon strations would be dealt with severely I The Chancellor trembled with Indlc nation when he referred to the terror Ism which he declared had been introduced duce Into the capital He sttematlzed el tile street demonstrations tut dangerous to the countrv and he looked directly at the Socialist meiuVer he 6lnlt r when an nounced thu the orininlzers would be held resoonalbltf He was comnellpd to Iiause for several minutes becau t of the outbr ik of round of ilcrlalve laturhter trans th 3iKlnll lrlIo i TO AID TRADE UNiONISM People Soclitl I Vne Ipunm Gen eral Invlliillon tii Public The Peoples S o il I pue a new or gnnlzatlon formed tc romoto trade Irlue unionism will hold a inectlns Jjnday afternoon at tho home of MiM Ether I Edelson at No 1513 Washington i avenue Bronx All those who are not trade unionists and are eager to learn the methods and principles ot tins or ganization will be welcomed at the meeting on Jan M Topics concerning trade unionism will be discussed and those who are eager to become trade unionists will be riven an opportunity to join the organization FATHER JOHNS Medicine I I I fl el fi n I t 1k Cures Colds and all Throat and Lung Troubles Prevents Grip and Pneumonia No Injurious Drugs 50 Years In Use Sisters of Holy Cross We have been using Father Johns Medicine during the past winter and spring and gladly testify to its superior merit as a body builder and general tonic Signed Sisters of Holy Cross St Catherines Normal Institute Balti more Md After Once Tasting 1 ino I nOone wants an oldfash ion d cod liver oil prepare tion or emulsion becau Vinois a much better body l buildt and strength create p for old leople weak children and fofpughs colds bron chitis ett If it does no good i we will reurn your money i VTIIEKK TOIT VINOL IN NY flItters Proc Sinn c ii Ao iiulss l Steinfr pnIllIsily 111 Ml Gtl otlh it opr Waldorf Anlnrli iiirnrr nn tjuuii Miiith Aic IliUPin in n c lr mtwiyrt tirtc lowizsth H mid 7lh At ir lit nut IIMIIH A ee HJti St Hint W AeIrMh nut Alintnrililil Af 101ft M sail llnwilwnrm jullim M llrooklvit lnn lt Times llulldlnn JilM j HruailivaT llroidnjy emil HleiClior M Klh r unii lint t Storenjct gt and eth AM Itreatsa5 flflhiflStStbt antI Mil Av 1 1 luiiktnnnn vrxi M A tKinluinhiM As Icl K 4I tIn Cj llriiklrnItlker PrV I In Itrooklvi ri r I Flare lJ 1nlton nt r1 Fli t tt 271 FIrIII1 AM i Sumner ATcj 7ColuuiM s And nt nil ilrnc tno where thN blue mill 7 3ST I white klun t 1011111 O I l I I I If You JPlay the Pitto 7 I you will tind the Pease Plaer L Piano a great help in obtaining he R I correct tempo and interpretatiorof the more difllcult compositions I You Dont Play I I ant wish to realize the pleasui cif personally creating music yo I will find no Instrument so simple 1 its operation as the Pease PlayerPiano The power is applied to tne keys direct the only natural way and the soft and loud elje u are oHained from the piano action the same as I hen playing by hand Our prices are reasonable and our 3year payment plan most economical Ve take old instru 41 ments in exchange li Write fn tkh PEASE PIANO CO 128 W 42d St Near Sway N Y f Brooklyn Uranch I Newark Branch 657 Fulton St 10 New St I liin l i er Kvrnlns till II 1 nCluck Jrand Rapid Iurniture I CAItlKIS CKOCKKItl LAMPS IICTI ltl IIFDDINO ac VFICYTI1ING Vote mn fiiiiTNO ig I I I Inn 11aThI 75 Worth 750 Down 150 Week too 1000 200 M 150 1500 225 I 200 I 2000 250 1 300 I 3000 350 Olin Term Apply Aim to New York Miitr New Jrne7 lenn ylanl MA tiunrttM HtKMle Island and Colln cU hThL AHOME COMPLETE 0nr6RANDRAPIpSFURNpRE 1 CARPETS BEODINfi I ntATtMm I WEEKLY HJjijy OPENS AN ACCOUN1 I OStDYT47oNdL5 OPEN SATURDAY EVENINO T1 T1u p u I COLUMBUS A 1 BET105 104 ST 1 I Sunday World Wants Work III Monday Morning Wonder rI Lord Taylor i Announce jf The Opening of r Spring Stylesi of Imported and Domestic i Lingerie Waists j t Thursday Jan 23rd 1908 J I Broadway aoth St 5th Ave zth Si aot t L J

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r v r t THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 19O8 e t Women Should Bare I Therf Heads in Church rfai i Says Rev Dr Aked t I English Clergyman Agrees With lrof Morgan That House of Worship iot js Afo Face fOl Millin VTM ery Display I I tonit ilfl I liy Rose C Tillntson Feminine hcadgciir has received a fearlnl blow at the hands of New j York clergymen Women must now prepare to shed their bonnets when en i r i 7 terlng the church door for the ministers have declared a war against thoj wearing of millinery at worship Feathers are ruffled and quills are crushed 4 orcr the clergys attitude while the gentle sex are in despair at the thought I of lifting their lids Their chances of displaying feathered inory are indeed becoming fewer and further apart The latest attack upon womens hats U due to Proto T E Morgan who re cently declared that women should not be permitted to wear hats In the churches The Idea has met with the heart approval of the clergy of New York and before IOIIK perhaps we hall have to be a hatless brigade dur Injr our devotions 1 ftev Dr Charles Aked of the Fifth hI Avenue Hiptlst Church most enthusi t astically agreed with Prof Morgan that bonnets shuud be abolished In the cliurches Hard to Talk Through a Hat Women should doff their hats in the houses of worship he said when I called upon him yesterday afternoon to discuss the ban against millinery I admit It h simply for the comfort of r the minister that I njvlse this course You fee their Rorseous combinations of feathers and frills obstruct not only 1 the view of the clergyman of his con I frrnjatlon but those In the congrega tion as well are hindered from seeing their pastor A sermon to be Q sue j ret should be reached directly at ones hcnrers ThU cannot be done when a sreat mass of frivolous Mnery Hares one In the face i I agree with the Professor when he rays that llc hard to talk thiounh n hat for It centrally hard to reach I ones hearer tle to 3 of those bonnet They deaUn or deflect the i sound as wel 38 dNtrirt the attention j of the femlirc portion of the emigre Ration I Yes I know tilt women take Reat pride In their millinery creations and have reilly very little chance to show off thi 3 feathprc1 concoctions but 1 I think for the comfort cf the rector they should willingly discard their hats I Oiirliii the service j nut isnt there a religious scruple against womens polns bareheaded to I worship 1 asked tie toiillsh clcrsy i tnan Englishwomen Worship Bareheaded j That Is a very rtdlculouM Irl n atitl I J I du nit l elli vo In It he nnswercil I qulrkly Its an old leI cl and I bo i lleve Is rigorously I conforniid to by some Kpisoopal i ilnl ten lint as I I said before It is enrrely ridiculous Over In llnslanil on warm summcT j THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE AND DONT KNOW IT i r Weak and unhealthy Iddrcys are responslblefor more sickness and j t suffering than ny other disease therefore when through neglect or I ii i other causes klJncy trouble Is permitted to continue serious results are nl sure to follow I C Your other orgins may need attention tut your kidneys most be caw they do most and should have attention first j If you are sick or feel badly begin talcing Dr Kilmers Swamp W Root the greet Uulney r mU bladder remedy because as soon as i your kidneys begin to get better luy will help all the other organs to vi health I i t II Prcvalency of Kidney Dlsense Most peojiio do not realize the 111rmlnR Increase and remarkable Ii prevalency of kidney disease While kidney disorders are the most com mon diseases that prevail they are almost tho last recognized by pa tient or physicians icio content ficmscdM with doctoring the ef fects while the oriuinal disease un Jermlncs the system The mild and Immediate effect of SwampHoot the great kidney liver and bladderremedy is soon realize It ntan1 tho highest for its rrmnrka hlo cures tn the most t stressing cases Symptoms of Kidney Trouble SwampHcot Is not recommended for everything but If yon arn oblcd ta pass your water frequently nljht and day smarting or Irritation In i evening many of my feminine parish I loners removed their hats solely for comfort and possibly over here If the I Idea U taken up generally the women I will be only too glad to welcome the j chanse i Its a Rood sussestlon of Proto Mor I Kans for women headgear as a rule j lj too distracting for church wear I j I dont see how their mind can absorb solemn thoughts under such frivolous1 covering You can put me down ns j one of those In favor of abolishing bon nets for church wear CROW Of wearTBOLLEY CAR ALL ABLAZE Sixty Passengers Tear Madly at Each Other in I Their Escape I When a crowded Lexington avenue car passed Ninetieth street at the rush hour this morning the fuse of a motor blew out with terrific a explosion and a sheet of ilectrlc flame shot up through the tar Sixty persons were sitting and suspended to straps and they rushed In a frantic Jam to the rear doors Men fouiit and women pulled and scratched to get out for the electric display was foilowed by a crackllnR and burning and a dinse volume of smoke that rose from the bottom of the cur Iolicrman Sister was standing near ii htynlnth street beside a firealarm box when the car slopd and was Im mediately enveloped ill smoke and flame lie first turned In an alarm and hen went to the rescue of the passenger ThmiRh tle had nil they managed to pros away rom the names ami escape injurv mviy suffered torn clothing and badly Jariud nnrves When the car was emptied It wa blitzing from floor to roof and ICnsIno Company No 22 was compelled to turn on a stream of water befire the tlamoj could V extlncushed Tim entire lloor Ine of the vehicle wag burned away Trafllc was suspended un Lexington avenue for almost half all hour I passing bridedust or sediment In thu iirino headache backache lame hack dizziness poor digestion sleeplessness nervousness heart dis turbance due to bad kidney trouble skin eruptions from hail blood neu ralgia rheumatism lumbago bloat liiK Irritability wornoiit fcollns lack of ambition may be loss of 1 flesh sallow complexion or Hrights disease maV be steal Ins upon you which is the worst form of kidney trouble S Is Plearant to Take If you are already convinced that SwampHoot Is what you need you can purchase the regular fiftycent I and oniMlollar size bottles at all drug store Dont make any mistake but remember the name Dr Kilmers Swampllciot and tho address Ulnj hnmtnn N Y which you will flnil on every bottle I If You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best I SwampRoot Is always kept up to Its high standard of purity and excel lence A sworn certificate of purity with every bottle SAMPLE BOTTLE FHEE To prove this wonderful merits of Swamp Moot you may have a sample bottle nnd a bcok of valuable Information both sent absolutely free by mall The book con alis many of tho thou sands of letters received from men and women vhu found SwampHoot to be just tho remedy they needed Tho value of SwampHoot Is so well known that readers are advised to send for a sample bottle Address Dr Kilmer Co Dlnghamton N Y Be sure to say you read this gen erous otter in the New York Evening World T r mmrJ HENRYSIEGEL Interesting Special Sales of Wash Fabrics and Spring Dress Goods Main Floor ToMorrow u UNDERMUSLINS AND A SALE OF NEMO CORSET MLSLIN GOWNS Cannot be made at this price today Made with full yokes of hemstitched tucks 50C regularly 29 Price C I Tin IITII STKKBT STOHK rri ml ritMir t OOWNS Good muslin generous I in width made with full yokes I trimmed with embroidery I insertions and clusters of 40P

XV tucks SAMPLES OF NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIC GOWNS The pretti est selections of styles ever seen I at this price V round and hiRh necks handsomely trimmed with fine laces embroideries ribbons and medallions cannot be 98c duplicated under StSo L RAWERS Made of good i muslin with deep ruffles with I hemstitched hems 25c 14c regularly Pair CAMI RIC DRAWERS Umbrella ruffles of lace insertions and lace edges and embroidery 39c O T I values Pair JC UMURILLA DRAWEES Excel I lent nainsook or cambric trim med with wide embroidery ruffles i with cluster tucks or Valenciennes lace insertions and lace Aflf edges 69c values tVC i SAMPLE CORSRTCOVRRS Very i pretty styles excellent nainsook trimmed with four rows of Val en I ciennes lace insertions ribbon back and front medallions and I embroideries Excellent 49c I values RESTAURANT I Sixth Floor Regular Table dHtte Luncheons Genuine Italienne Spaghetti with served from II A M tj 3 P M Young Chicken plate of Ice six courses 30c Cream and Coffee or pot of Tea Quick Luncheons served from 25c II too P M Stuffed Breast of Lamb with Pota Asparagus Tips in Cream on Toast toes Fruit Tapioca Pudding Coffee with Bread and Butter and Ice Cream pot of Tea Tea fee or pot ot 25c 2Oc WOMENS WAISTS woIEI S WAISTS DAIT LI GE m I BI ACK P WHITE ODIL AIS I S ct1I 10 I AISTS lare assorlment from Various styles open Fronts trimmed with which to select All bJkj sup rior stye Gibson plaits trim I I am t y pa tl erus 0 C and quality fronts med Ith four ro shaw embroidery fro n t s made with panels of haw wide panels and embroidery cluslers of black braid open clusters of pin tucksj of tucks and lace front models and Ion Oten Lack modds okes threequ rter sleeves an ectraordi ne et sleeves lace sleeves and with lac mr offer ellgel cullars collars J In ISc val nnd culTs gs C attached 11 98 tIes C9 C Tin IITII TIIIJ T lTIIIU rloll1 MISSES COATS Misses Regular 798 Coats Thursday for 398 Stylishly made Garments of pood Broadcloth Fancy Aixtiires and dev iots Carefully tailored Coats wtl1 ani without collars full length in both loose and st mifitting mooeis Sizes 14 16 and 18 years A wde variety of styles from which to eect choice 398 Tilt MTII srUKhllSIOHt fcrcunil Moor CLUNY LACE GERMAN LINEN TORCHON LACE Also Platte Vals and Point de Paris laces and insertions widths to 6 inches Worth IOC to I5c yd Xr at yard 2C ALLOVER EMBROIDERIES 18 inch allover embroideries in neat eyelet openwork and floral effects Swiss and cambric regu OC 25c larly Vc Yvd JL EAU5RCHHUY FLO U N CI N j S From 15 to 27 inch v Jc Sbs pretty llural English eyelet and openwork eflecls regui1 ly priced as I Jas75C OO 29c Yard yC I 01 TOMOItltOVV IDA M lo IT M Men Sweaters 1101 Sweater flliiRlt aai Jout c roll collars M iiul ends hi i nck iitcrH i 7i tahifr X n iiHtrt thnn I t n ruj ti nr N Mall unlcrs I loch loch35c ITIilnl lloor TOMOIIIOV 10AM to 1TM CooKing Pots 12 quart Double Cat d Enameled Cov r4 Cooklns l ota MUM dM p KUlnr price We Not more than 1 to a custon No mnll ordra Bach 39c TO10 ItICO 11 A M lo IP M Water Tumblers Thin ory t 1 ILl atvo tiimliwra Olc n dozen I what vo alwnp a k r r t iiiiil ity film n Klis Not mOl than 1 don too a cufllonior No M u II Onlrrs None ilellvcrol II rur 18c Ilnnrnirnl TOMOIlltOW IKAM lo llM Childrens Dresses Irotty 1 1 1 1 1 o White Lawn Trench Urei ca In the moit dainty d v B 1 K nt aomt trlintne1 wIt h e 111 b r o I d cries others wltle lacca alze 2 to U yean Not more than 1 to a customer No inAlt onlen Each 39c f IIn1 1100r CORSET COVERS Good nain sook regular price 25c round I necks trimmed with several rows of lace Insertions rib bon beading and lace Ol I 2 edges 2C I CHEMISE Fine cambric made to sell for 59c Round necks trimmed with lace insertions lace edges ribbons and Of ruffles OVC SKIRT CHEMISE Excellent nain sook trimmed with medallions Valenciennes Insertions and ribbon beading Skirts have tucked ruf fles with lace edges 139 fQ 98c values VOC PETTICOATS Made with deep flaring flounces trimmed with several rows of lace Insertions and lace edges Also wide embroidery ruffles with hemstitched 9 8c tucks Si50 values ELABORATE DISPLAY OF PEt TICOATS Large variety of pret ty styles handsomely trimmed with several rows of Baby Irish Cluny Valenciennes and embroid ery insertions and embroidery and lace ruffles Values 198 to 50 JJHVO Knit Underwear INFANTS CASHMIiRU UN DfiRWUAk Beautiful soft grade open front silk embroidered pearl buttons sizes Ito6 vaiues each from 25c to 49c I 2 c MENS SOFT FINISH SILK FLEECH LINED STANDARD UNDERWEAR Shirts and drawers In all sizes Each 39 C CHILDRENS RIBBED FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR Good warm garments for boys and girls Natural color regularly priced according to size 20c to 15c All sizes tomor row 15 c Main floor Hosiery MENS SEAMLESS HALF HOSE Double heels toes and soles plain back ti er fancy colors Pair OC Ml NS SEAMLESS HALF HOSE Fine ualtv black tan embroid er 1 and fancy colors some have split uiico feet all are I I 2 fast color Pair 2 C WOMENS SEAMLESS STOCK INdb Black tan and fincy color1 double heels toes f and soles Pair 1 llL WOMENS lAlPORED FULL F A S H ION E D COTTON OR LISLE THREAD STOCKINGS Fast bUck color double heels toes and soles all sizes i Pair 1C I Main rioor E I Veilises and NecHwear Reduced Prices VHNISI LACK AND ORIENTAL ALLOVHRS In Cream and White of Baby Irish Filet and Oriental and Baby Irish Medallion work Values to 3 at 149 a 118 C yd values to 2 at yd DkESS NETS 12 Inches wide in C eam White and Ecru pretty dots rings and scroll designs Just right for waists robes JQO A9 etc Special at yard 4 s C ORIENTAL NUT AND DOTTFD FILET ALLyVERS IS inches wide pretty assortment of de sins qualities worth more than double Clearance price 25 yard c NfCX RUCIIINd All colors In cluding Illack and White many mixed colors usually 121 25c a yrd Yard 2 C WOiMICNS ASCOT TIES Marie of fine batiste with colored bor ders and polka dotted effects I 5c fects reuularly 25c each WOMENS LINEN COLLARS Km broidered linen collars many pret I ty Effects 25c and 5oc i collars Choice I 21 C I CHIFFON VEILS Odds and ends in colors some Black and White i Veils that were made to sell at 5Jc i and Si ti yards I long 25 C i Tilt 14TH STniKT STOKE Main Floor roMOIII0V IDAX lo llM Women s SKirts 1111 itlmi kirtc In dnlnty strips tiinl nlajn nu I rluls whIp ftl at tiotlimis ROI iilu nt ts Not morn than i t a eunl u ir No Mail OnJors liich 124 I rntl 11Hr1 TOMOHIIOW 1OAM to llM HucK Towels littra heavy luck Towtli Union LJnen til white nli 18i30 Irchco h mro l rend to UM Worth lOo Not more than I to a cufltumer No maJl orJern Bach 6c Main Floor THMOIUIOW 10AM In llM Corsets Up to d at f nnilrht front Ml ui MirJi and low biifltM mI urn iuM loin defp hIII HtroiiK cou till livi ls lo So UK h 7V ml urs Nit mor tihan 1 to a cuff torrwr Xo Mull UrJcra UrJcra33c Srronil riin r I TOM WHOW IIIAM ti llM Womens Dresses M IJnMM JUIIH formerly bittlstCB In black blue brow and re J trimmed with Valenclennrji Iftces nnJ oIitlnKJ AIl o I r I n co and Jumper Dresses 01 Homo Not more lhan 1 to a CIIA tomnr No inal uru r 498 I Sroonil Moor PETTICOATS Excellent cimbricj deep flounces of wide embroidery headed with embroidery headings and ribbons or deep flounces of laces 5175 is the regular price 149 PETTICOATS Samples of odds and ends values to SI Fine I cambric made with flare flounces trimmed with em broidery ruffles and tucks or several rows of lace insertions I and lace edRes Excel I 49 lent values C I WRAPPERS Q KIMONOS WOMENS FLANNELETTE WRAPPER SG o o d washable colors Navy Blue and Black Made with yokes trimmed back and front with fancy braids flounces on skirts SOc CA values 3C FLANNELETTE KIMONOS Neat striped effects full widths and finished with scalloped edges 22c CREPE KIMONO CIQWNS Odds and ends made with shirred yokes back and front trimmed with deep Persian borders JlSO values 98c Boys Wear Our entire stock has been cir fully looked over and everything that has heretofore been priced up to S250 is to be placed on sale tomorrow without reserve All quantities are limited and ac cordingly marked on sign tickets In Ihe assortment you will find Boys Double Breasted Suits Sizes 8 tolSyrs BoysRussian Blouse I Suits Sizes 3 to K years I Boys Russian Over coats Sizes to t ears Boys and Childrens Mats All sizes Boys Flannel I Waists I Tlilrl Flour Childs Shoes CHILDRENS VICI KID SHOPS Cutton in style sites 5 ft 7 anil s 75c values Pair 49c GIRLS AND CHILDRENS SHOES Values 1 to SI50 Girls lluttoii and Lace Shoes made of Vici Kid Patent tip ped winter weight soles sizes Si to 2 Childrens Patent Kid Dress Shoes sizes 69c S to S Pair CHILDRENS ASTRAKHAN LEG GINGS Value use fl O Pair i 9 C Tlilnl rioort Nemo I Corsets 1908 models Medium high busts long deep hips and long straight backs Made of strong coutil straight fronts bias and gore cut steels and bones guaranteed not to push through Small curved waist line Sizes 18 to 30 inches waist measure White and Drab 1 only Regular price S2 Brcond Floor FLANNELETTE GO W N S ery Extra Specials heavy grade In Pink and Light Blue stripes made with full Flannelette Petticoats yokes trimmed with 39c Heavy materials In fancy braids neat stripes made with CORSET COVERS Nainsook full flounces 59c round necks trimmed with deep 19 C lace insertions and ribbon values headings 25 C Advance Spring Models m WOMENS SUITS All sizes at this price One U7J v of the most tempting collec tions of stylish Suits in town at this price Materials are Imported Panamas Tweeds Serges Herringbone Stripes and Mixtures 26inch Jackets Semi as well as tight fitting effects trimmed with taffeta col lar and cuffs finished with braid and fancy but tons Also the newest Butterfly sleeve models Skirts are full plaited with 6inch fold 100 Womens 50in Coats Full ripple backs and doublebreasted fronts Collarless effects trimmed with braid ami velvet lined throughout sius 34 to M Valued at q3 98 7S tp NYOAIENS SAn 11 E COATS Three quarter lengths loose ciri und tight fittliiKStyles Chif fon Broadcloths collarless effects trimmed in the very aest fash ion lined throughout Pretty shades of Red Circuit Brown Blue and Black Sies 0 y A 0 3ltotl 51uSvalue ct7 ta y Till 1 ITII STIIEKT STOIti Flonrl GROCERIES WINES FISH MEATS 711 1m 1 I IIrrrlnl 7 thh J emlll1I JoIIlnWII llIlIhlll 12 L llIlnl SIIIII I t II I lOc I II tS tt 18G Sill 10 10 TIltSoli I 11 Rlet nntl IbG I bur 11 I Burnt Wood Complete outfit consisting of one large designed v basswood box one benzine bottle one glass spirit lamp with aluminum cover one red rubber bulb two I feet pure India rubber tubing one I nickelplated metal union one cork handle one large bottle Pyro stain v tszzxszsf one large bottle Pyro varnish one platinum point Solar No 802 two designed practice pieces and fl 59 all for IL ne Instruction book Pyrosraphy Slmpllfied1I1 CThtril floor Great 1Day Sale Mens Clothing This sale is listed for tomorrow only MENS SUITS and OVERCOATS are offered at decided reductions from former selling price or real worth All sizes from 34 to 42 Mens S650 Suits For Mens 750 Suits Mens 900 Suits 5 Choice Jens S800 Overcoats Mens S1000 Overco its Thursday Alens S1000 Raincoats THE 14TII 8TUBET BTOIli Third Floor riiKsii wine HAMS Im from H mnl II jo C II lean hug IU Ii main r r TS urn I ItOAST Irtnu lur Ii i J Ui t Ib IVj Ill HS 11 C1IIlIUX I II 101 roh II II G i WIIIIII Im StltltJlXS 01 IIIa1 0 wa 11 ru no tolIp I I Ib E I RA Sp CIALS 0 A M tJ 1 fl M 1 II WISCONII DLLK Ihlng 0 to S lJs lOc Ich WOI t1 1 lb speciJllb i CANAIMAN VIIISKKV Holtlt il in bond nt this jirlro a limit of u i OI II 81 lie bottli Ijot J r IOUT on sniiii UUM en Vnl VVtwh pll f cAM f 90 1OOcll1 VIIISK II Y inllnti 111111 I Billion lir I full ft hot Kir flII O K VINO YllHMOlTll Itnllan ntyln tlo lari bot OOC PIICION VIIISKrY Cial l r X i 11 KiHo 11 tflJO full it bt 650 inTUr IIItXII lHI ht IIII i i 9G WIIITI uosi tllU 1111 nix tiooii in iiu int C ported bottle Ut lnnll TIIIW noiiri HAMS All surTlUB Hlilll 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Ji 0 r I m 6 THE EVENING VVCRLDtWEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 19O81 l HURGLARS FEAST I lOURING ROUNDUP I Of JERSEY TOWN Leisurely Loot Four Residences at Riverdale Eating as They Work i The little township of Illvervale K J Is crcatly excited today over the visit last night of a cans of burglara who let a trace of their presence In our of taw Ilnest dwelling In which they forced on entrance and looted I tnktnp many valuables Tho town authorltlei believe that the burglars wern perpetrated by the sam band that had Mon operAting for week through Tenafly Crcsklll Leonla Eldseflold and other New Jersey towns t Three of the homes entered wore f hose of business men or this city I They were L W Prentice proprietor Of a printing establishment at Xo 07 i tunas street Col E A Havers dealer 4 n photo supplies at No F3 Nassau Wool and Julius Kessler head of ft ilstlUlnis finn with olllces at No C3 Eark now Tho other looted residence qas that of Charlos Perry the mall dLrrler of Riverdale I Uhe last named iufferod the heaviest Joss Several pieces of jewelry and J3M f In cash were taken from Mr Perry homo At all of tho other realdeniea the lower floors were ransacked tor valuables and losses wore Incurred The rlybbers worked quietly and confined i loir opAratlons In each building to the J first floor The sleeping apartments were not entered No one In the town f kjven of their presence until the occu I pants of Ole dwellings entered awoke i today i That the burglars worked leisurely dad without rear there is no doubt ai t the remains of what were two roast k chlckons were found on a table In the f Jitciien of ilr Prentices home It was r Very evident that they had enjoyed a fr quiet feast Every room and closet on r the first floor of the Prentice home was I entered and searched for valuables Fouryearold Eddies bank containing several dollars In nickels and pennies one not owrlooktd In nddltlon to come article of Jewelry being inlslm nt the rpsUlonr of Col Haers the burslars paused lone enough to smoke some of his best dears At thn homo of Mr Kpxwr however thnv had only time to open B bottle of wine when tlm were scared away bv one of the three Boston tcr I I ner herlT Jinwater or Bergen County I I the I constables are InvesURntlnjf and his of robbcrlM und li making n serach tho locality for the burplars GOT 25 APIECE FROM DELUDED IMMIGRANTS Promised Them Jobs as Special Policemen in the McAdoo j Tunnel I I When Defectives Cas nra Gegan and Wilbur took Henry Hews ft smooth Rhavcn ministerial looking German to Police Headquarter today Inspector I McCnfTerty counted up fifty complaints j against him received to ilnte lIe ex pects to receive fifty more within a few days Slews for months has Nn preying MUSCULAR I RHEUMATISM i STIFF NECK i Stitch etc Are All Rheumatic Affec tions of MusclesBathe with Hot Water and Rub Vigorously with the ANTISEPTIC i And apply o piece of warm flanneL Tld I treatment often gives speedy relief whet all else fails Antiseptic Healing Stainless 1 I k Lord Taylor Special Sale of Womens and Misses New Tailored Suits I at Most Attractive Prices I I These suits are advance Spring models which i we have had made of specially selected fabrics and made up with a light interlining so as to I make them practical for pre nt and early Spring wear Descriptions as follors I Suits of Chiffon Broadcloth Black and Navy Herringbone Shadow Stripes j Black and Navy Special Novelty Materials 2950 I In Tan Gray and Mode Shades Plain Cheviots Present Black Navy Brown Value 4500 IJ And White Serges i Made in smart tailored models i Introducing new features in coats fj and circular gored skirts II Womens Separate Shirts 1 500 New Model Skirts i I of Panama Cloth Storm Serges 750 Broadcloths and Fancy Materials each V j light and dark effects aloe 1050 f I Broadway 20th Stj 5th Ave 19th St n r f r 4v 1 1 ce I 1 I G CONTINUATION OP Special Sales i WOMENS HOUSE DRESSES WRAPPERS NEGLIGEESCORSETSPETTICOATS HOUSEKEEPING LINENS EMBROIDERIES THURSDAY JANUARY 23RD Pure Silk Umbrellas FOR MEN AND WOMEN and 28 Inch with Natural Wood and Novelty Handles of Silver Gunmetal Stay and Cape Horn VIIIIt 4ou and Sol so 295 y Mens Linen Handkerchiefs i UNUSUAL OFFERING OF 200 DOZENS PURE IRISH LINEN CAMBRIC exceptionally superior quail I tirs one Inch hems Kctjularly 400 to 750 dozen 300 D 1t1 9J I w 9m 3 t upon the pulllblllty Of Inrnlirranta by I rnnil ln to Ret cm Jobs as ppeclil policeman In the M Ado tlimfl and lUiiiimlliiK n fee if Ju In invniue It is hearved lie has ulinln more tnnn SfrJ in this nay within lIe List few mmthi Tho man if nrrrotivl in battery Inrk today nitii iinro Lehman and Toluuin NVdtnir of N 20 Greco w lch street two of his ictltns pointii him out CASTOR For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Blgnuturo I of u I Kocb UptON PrrCt1 Mob Downtown H Shofpfrrf oJn Extra rare rec F K OCH Co ThursdayRare PreInventory Opportunities Misses Napoleon Boots A 250 Value at 169 Q This offerln consists of an assortment of Misses HighCut Boots bought i few Jays ago from a promi nent Massachusetts firm desirous of clearing an over I plus stock The Koch standard of quality and style Is indelibly stamped In every feature of this Boot reveal Ing matchless value The price needs no comment Ve Illustrate One of Tli eDjinty Extra High Cut Models Jn n a STiart Patent Coltskln You may choose from smart new styles In dull gunmetal kid skin as well An opportunity that should evoke considerable enthu siasm Miens the saving Sues uJu to 2 value 250 169 CHILDRENS SIZES of same SVj to 11 values 175 1 4y Clearing Sale of Shoes for Misses Children Boys arid Youths MISSES OTS330 pairs of broken lots lace or button of glare kid skin patent leather tips valuw up to 250 1 25 MISSES BOOTS about 100 parrsof glue kidskin patent leather lace or button sizes ll1 to 2 value 2SO IOU CHILDRENS SliCiES 250 lace button of Iaze kidskin r1irslace or glaze mostly h narrow Widths sizes Ss to it formerly 5150 to fii75 VoC CHILDRENS TAN OR BLACK SHOES 20o pairs kidskin lace or but ton turn soles wedge heels values 5125 79c LITTLE MENS LACE SHOES 300 palrsJf genuine calfskin patent colt or rid kid formerly offered at 275 350 t69 BOYS LACE SHOES of Cisco calf or viol kid sizes 1 to 5th values up to wso 169 5 Womens Napoleon Boots 259 A choice collection of Womens Wave Top Boots all extra high cut or the socalled Napoleon style in patent leather dull gunmetal kid hand welt sewed soles hh Cuban heels ivith short vamp effect Also the conserva tive heel with regulation vamp length and tip Excellent value for 5500 259 10 Womens Skirts 575 Offering a diversified assortment of WOVENS AND MISSES FINE SKIRTS representing the surplus stock of a maker of prominence These garments are in a variety of the seasons mast popular and serviceable fabrics and are made up in a manner much to be desired There is a wide range of mix tures invisble checks plaids and other nobby effects A good variety of plain colors will also be found Regularly a ftOOO value Thurs day Q 575 II 3 Girls Wash Dresses 195 GIRLS WASH DPES ESthe seasons choice effects of white and colored lawns Kinehams chambrivs and percales dainty and serviceable coloring most of them are sh wnn the npenalltheway knd so convenient for laundering sizes 4 to it years We name a price of unusual lowness for Thursday onlth v oo value at LVa 125th St West Between Lenox t Seventh Aver i uw 111 Altai 010 IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE PRICES OF A NUMBER OF DECORATIVE OBJECTS INCLUDING VASES GROUPS AND STATUETTES PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES JEWEL BOXES MINIATURES CLOCKS CLOCK SETS ETC ALSO A NUMBER OF HECIRIC LAMPS PEDESTALS CABINETS AND TABLES 34IIg Strut 3511 Btntt nub 5lj Aurattr Lord Taylor Womens Coats An Important Sale consisting of Evening Coats Pastel shades of Broadcloth with applications of braid and richly lived Caracul Coats of Imported Material rich and Special glossy 50 inches long satin lined Chiffon Broadcloth Loafs 2500 Bhck only several models effec tively braid trimmed and satin Original Prices lined 50 inches long nces to Touring Coats up 5000 0 of very fine Imported Materials and copies of the foreign model Touring Coats mtY zoth St Ath Ave Mth St 4 A I k t w c t1 r s rt i f x f I t yh ANCY r DRUDGE t 4 4 No Wash boilers to Sell Says Anty Drudge Rag ManOle rags Gum Boots Tinware Anti Drudge Goodness Whered you get all them washboilers I Rag ManI dem from buya voomans Dey sava no use any more You gotta von to sell Anty DrudgeNo sir I have not used one for masya year It didnt take the women of this town long to get rid of their washboilers after I came and told them how to wash with FelsNaptha in cool or luke warm water No more boiling clothes for them 1 see Are you governed by habits Not a bad thing if they are good habits Not a good thing if they are bad habits Are you in the habit of getting up before daybreak to start washing so that youll be through before night If you are its a habit to get rid of right away Theres no necessity for it Get rid of the oldfashioned boiling and scalding clothes backbreaking washboardrubbing habit and adopt the easy FelsNaptha way Strike off the chains that bind you co the washboilcr and washboard Be a pro gressive woman Follow directions on the inside of J ic red and green FelsNaptha wrapper u u NOTICE DONT BE MISLED The only complete Eight Page Newspaper Edition of THE MERRY WIDOW WALTZ Authorized by the Publishers as a Newspaper Ftt1turt Will Be Given in the Magazine Section of Next Sundays World i 0 p f r v 1A Y Iitsr1 i 1S nc r r l f LY6 l2 s I Any other edition issued by any other newspaper is like all just as goodsits inferior and incomplete This famous waltz is the great musical hit of the season The whole town is whistling it dancers demand it lovers of catchy music rave over it All Readers of Next Sundays World Will Get It T 1 file key to fortunes yiulU Ucommonly known M A World R ElUU iE I HA 6tll Ave and 18tll M jriiiid Floor Salesroom LtE PING jIg of Winter Footwear M F Clearing of 2400 Fairs r c g sl Womens Sample Shoes Y Flexible Extension Soles 1 V p Ati i E1 Y 150 200 and 100 210 grades it t 1 H These splendid shoes are made from Se lected Patent ColtskmA r r f s and Vici Kidskin in lace or button they are Samples of r this Winters styles t 1 S7s 2X to 7 worth up to 2 o choice at Napoleon oohs 50

for Women a x c y y a ri t S150 Patent C oitskin and Gun Metal Calr 50 skin lace and button Extension soles Sizes 2 to 7 5300 values at THE SHOE I I I Ata I I s i For Women to 4 i Ihe welt known Tut o af g t u l tie 3 Brand Sizes2 Rd to 8 11 idths B to E a Patent Colt Si50 skin and Pat worth ent Kidskin j S300 Hand 150 1 welted soles Ia worth Clearing Sale Price S o 300 Misses Sample Shoes 100 45 t r r rl r 1 r 7f Li 4L 1 l N lt arul ldSlaflS h 106 100 100 00 Patent CoHsidn and Gun Metal Cafskin 100 sizes 8 to 1111 to2 and 2 toKat e1 Mens Storm r Calf Boots 1 l Tan Russia Calf and Black Box CJ Calf Water tf proof DOUBLE 195 SOLES worth t r 3 50 at Sizes 6 to 10 1 Boys Storm Calf Boots I EXTRA HIGH CUT Calfskin y r Uppers double solid leather t Sq a s a Ie 4 65 M Sizes 1P i to 5tf f well worth 195 250 at Frazln Oonenlielm 00 6th Ave 18th SU 8dFM I

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I T z z 1 f I THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 l9O8 7 1 BOOMERS FORCE GOVERNOR OUT INTO THf OPEN r 1 Hughes Letter Gives Them Little Comfort but Keeps His Record Straight LOBBY IS WONDERING I Just How Far Candidate Can i Insist on Reforms an 1I 1 Unsolved Problem Rpodn1 FMm f HaCf Orrpndit A1nA Y Jan 2Srnokej out or the trials of a Governor irtio wanted methlns handed to Mm without a k InA for It would tw In approprIate title for the hdanndse drammor for ivhtch Got Hugh provided n climax lam nlKht IIIII announcement that ho wants the Job now held by hU warm and pfrMn11 trend Prewldcm Ithovl was the direct result of the pernicious activity of a lot of fellows who wanted inOd ANItA on the Hughca band wagon They havo bMn trafllpklnK with the old bo Qj who wre badly crimped by tho Governor before he ben to play politics promlrlntr all sorts of thlnRi In return for delegates In a few weolcs the Governor would have been p i Involved In a fine row which would have placed hIm In a false light So he de cided to atop hiding and come ut In the open HU letter contains cold comfert for his boomers but places him correctly before the public With the assistance of him real friends his boom will now tedlly expand until It petieiratwi the remote ouctioaa of the country or blows up Its fate Ic entirely In the hands of the stratehtgoods boiuMi who do not usually Indulge In any undertakings i from purely r nnthrople ImpuUos Just what effect his move Is going to have upon the Governors standing with the Lgfllaturo rorwilna to be seen Botlitf a txuvlldate looking for dele gate would naturally Impair his Inde rxMwlonce In deuUrw with tho high binder In the Legislature and make him more cautious about offending any Intrt that might be worth cultlvat Ins in II Presidential campaign TOo Governors letter aJmlttinK he i a wUllruf Harks rings true oiiough to ImproBi the lepHlators with Ills de termination to pio eouto to till limit the reforms ho hua und rtakn but there la no irCatakijiK tho fact that he U not viewed with the some degree of feJr he waa during the tlrat year of his term Just hvw ftir his avowwl candldao for the Prcadwncy win altoct his stand tug with the Legislature will bo re I i veilfd when the HtUnsmen UuJtlo the I llrst of hla rooominondivUon to coin out Into the open I Jimmie Oliver la Handed a Crusher I by Grandiloquent Cuvllller The first Kpat of the nMUlon between 1 Cal James Oliver and Louis Cuvllller I of Manhattan occuirnJ yesterday when the colonel Jumt J on the deepvoice lfr rhlllo iuunt exVlrKinUui for ofterln u resolution to tnlirtfo tho autooratlo Committee on Huku of which the ixilund In a mi tubur Cuvlll r hated up and In his excite jiiinl usfouu a llnifiiul Blip that brt ugh t iljun tlm I I 0 use r Sir BlmiiUd IuMiJier the uontle mini from NIW York Mr Oliver la out I I ot order and lIIainnntary In ita 1 elfdpiiunclatlon I Frunchot Got Fnnchers Flower I Douglass Paid the Bill J JUiljnr DouBlif assistant librarian I rf the A iiiilil las uiin trying to lind nut elm a thu olienliiB session of tile A i 1 i t 0 i l t r t t r It j f G i i r f7 4r 4 4 1 t h Ift i I jp ttlnw Fl 1 I Mtr1ir fi 1 r i mf i I 1t4 iJ 4 I I a J 1 m m I a Q I fJ 1 l I i j 1t w L O OUGLAS 350 SHOES MEN FOR I make and sell more mens 350 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world q If I could take you into my largo facto Vies at lirockton Mnii and show you bow carefully W L Douglas shoes are nacle would then understand wh I l11adel you why fl they hold their hope fit better and ear lunger than any other 350 hoe W L DOUGLAS 4 SHOE CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT ANY PRICE ViOaurjfaa Boy Shoo 17613 CAUTION WtlloneIaanern and prlrlallll 11 I I i qn Iwltom TnUo fiu IhiiliitUuin 1 144t our Ultrlil Umd Je4uatvZv I Caulou KIM w f noUO IAB Brockton MM I Douglas New York Stores 433 JJrosulwuy corner Howard Street c I 766 Broadwny oornor 8th Blreot B3 Broadway oomcr 14th atreet i jn2 Jrondway ooraor UOth Street J447I440 Broadway corner 41et Hi 074 Third Avenue U30U Third A yo i K770 Third Avo hot 14Uth 47th BtIjI gso west iiantij lot ltFIi1xth AV fi45 JiJllrhth Avollu1o p5 Nauau II BnOOAJ YN 08710 Broadway 1111 Bpw I 11 PuUO B reet1 Avenua IiIW a WI Legislature wily a lam bunch of Ameri can Beauty roses which he ordered for Senator Fanoher of CattaraUKUS never reached that ntntn man Douglass comes from Fanchor district When Douglass got to the chamber that nlrfiit he noticed there were no flowers on FanchoTs table but that I there was a large cluster of rosei on the desk of Senator Franohot of the Nia garaOrleans district L ougla is called up the florist from whom the flowers had been ordered and he Insisted that u hehad ant them to the ohamb In the mean time Senator Franohot had VMrlbutod hlH roRfta about tile cham ber Yesterday Douglajis cot his bill for the roses Then DouKlnit found out why Fancher did not Ret the roses The bill reiwl For flowers ror Senator Franchor Race Prejudice Made Costello Hustle In a Strong District Bdward P Ooatollo who this year represents the Fifth As cmbly District of Erie County had a pretty tcruh time of It during tho recent campaign His district U heavily Democratic but divided nbout evenly between IrUh and Italians The Italians Insisted on pronouncing Costclloi name with an Italian accent Tif rosult we s that many Irishman came to the conclusion he was an Italian and so voted for the Republican emilldaa Tho Italian voters wouldnt vote for Costello on tho ground that ho was Irish and between the two Coa I tcllo hod a pretty close shave I MUST VACATE FE8RUAR Y U TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS During Last 7 Days of Removal Sale This great sale comprires all our new designs nd materials in all descriptions of Rainproof garments for men women and children Entire stock has been divided into nine lots and all of I the garments in each lot have been marked at one figure without regard to former prices II Lot No IMens Raincoats Lot No 5210 Rubber Silk I 285 coots Including all our 115 and S18 t9 ff Coais This ut comprises plain imported silks 7 Ulf striped silk effects elegant moires etc values to go at one price of f S e V Exclusive designs and materials The M A values range from S25 to S32 sale i75 I ni Jn Ahrk t O It A Itf price Lot No2About 350 Mens Lut AC 2 rlUUUl o O U 1V1 tJ II a a aa Lot No6Ladies Raincoats Genuine Priestly Cravenettes Priestly I 345 Garments regular prices S10 112 and m Cloth splendid Assortment of materials 115 new designs and materials carefully 4 8 5 stylish tailoring 1850 20 and tcrinls10 tJ o tailored all to go at one price of values all grouped at one price of Lot No 7125 Womens Crav enelles handsomely tailored coats In lI Lot No 3 Mens Cloudburst many novelty effects the popular Regular IU6 shades and X T 50 Coats Our entire line of these elegant water 920 values at one price of cluded in this lot proof Values garments ranging arc from In 1375 Lot No Womens s Cloud 25 to as high as 3750 one price of I burst Coats 212 coats ranging In value from 825 up i ward finest material and tailoring ce 12 50 Lot No 4435 Womens Rub menled seams no two alikt Or price of ber Silk Coats including pinks and Lot No 0420 Mackintoshes plain colors in silk and Good dependable for op Boys GIrls satin coats magnificent variety of ma j Iff WJa UL VIA IS coats JjL terials and styles Values from 18 to X 75 in a large variety of styles regular prices j 5 o 28 one price of S3 to as high as 6 all to go at i tJ I After Jan 31 we Will Occupy Our I fj 801 Bway New Store at 833 lJ lIlJ COR Bway 11TH STREET RNCOAT COMPANY Cireennuf Interesting Clearance Sales Now and Throughout This New Store Company 1 Dry Goods To clean ut our sfock before Inventory we have sel the lowest possible prices on these fine Imported Dress Trimmings I Clearance Ar 25c yd Values 45c to 100 yd Sale of At 45c yd Values 90c to 175 yd At 75c yd Values 150 to 200 yd Dress ress At Values 200 350 125 yd to yd Trimmings At 190 yd Values 350 to 600 yd Remnants of Trimming Braids Ih 3 to 6 yd lengths at 25c and SOc a length Values 15c to 25c a yard Metal Metal Button p I 2Sc SOc and 100 a card Buttons Values 50c to 300 Alio an assortment of small quantities of extreme Novelty Buttons Half a for fur coats and evening wraps and frocks at 25c and 50c each Price Values from 600 to 1800 doK Sixth Avenue Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street I New York Formerly occupied by B Altman Co V u The Best of All 7o Opportunities W Offer the Celebrated 191 Artistic 450 Walters Rich Toned 221 ArtIste Pianos for tJ i This price include new style stool with back and rubber cover 5 All you need to pay for these beautiful pianos u 5 t time of purchase j thereafter only 1 a week There u no Interest charged for time lmurenceno taken In tanking paymfll1Uno urunCoo extra whatever thAts nil On tJm 1YmCllt of K we deliver the piano to your home Tonethats IIhe essential part of a piano and the Walters Artiste I I ons ructthnt Is another vital of point a piano and the Walter haa I a tone that Sa sltlvey rtTf 0fV P unsurpassed for rlchnMs and resonance Artiste are the most artistic and handsomest pianos built Altctether the niters Artiste Is a piano that Hrtll be a dollghtful j source ot happlnc in any 7iom In this great sale It Is offered to you lit about halt ha actual worth Kv ry Walters Artiste Is guaranteed for 15 years We Also Offer he FofO1Jing Celebrated Walton Pianos OQ whch we IrUUant8e ynu a roT1UJl of tram 0 to iIoj BsI4 you rnae the very Batest Piano nvJtl ont In the worlcL B44O Walter Fiance BIOS I 1 TOO WAITEnS VB1ITIOAL 475 Stylo C IVnUen Pianos 2IO I nA D PIANOS wrs seoo Style L Walten 1isnoi A 2 tO J 9 00 WALTKIIS StASTBHTONB nrO Stile D SVelte Piano 260 i riAYKU PIANO fturERioit 600 Style K nuua riuosanuo I TO ANY riVVKn ON THB IMO Btjlo F Walter IUno S1J I AUKKT J4r O eo Style B Wailer Piano a75 i flOOt VALTKB8 B1 V GRANt fctuuii Walter tMiutor PiaDOO 1 nVKOR fBTn Lx cliartge I Tonr ql4 PIiUQ for Q bsuiitei nw W Herft We will accept your 011 pIano In part yroont loI1a irtr you tM prlvtlcv of payin any balance Warerooma irn at ll a woe 3dfF g4Wwatwuia Upon r pre ritativ t a U 0 will JL DI nodate M rae vI ey f i I If You Want to Buy on Easy Terms 7 ALL CARS TnAN9Pc 70 i Our cooperative plan enable you to purchase Furniture Carpets Rugs Sewing Machines I rJOfll ll fl I I Talking Machines Oil Paintings Household tfj i Goods and in act almost anything you need on i very liberal terms Wiraroomi Third Flour LEXINGTON AVE 591JJJ60TJrsr I Fine Furs Almost Given Away 75000 WORTH OF THE RICHEST FUR GARMENTS FOR 30000 The entire stock of a prominent furrier is offered you for less than his wholesale figures Noire Russian Pony Coats I At 24Four newest models 24 and 25 Inches wholesale price 59 I At 39Three imported models wholesale price 69 Caracul Coats At 29 and f3S Three models 24 to 27 inches wholesale price 69 At 95Very beautilul models 45 inches long wholesale price up to 200 Al fl35 and 145 Moire Caracul I 1 I Coats 45 and 50 inches wholesale prices 175 and 3UU Finest Quality Persian Lamb Coats At 55 Four models wholesale I price 165 I At 95Three models wholesale price 250 Beautiful French Model Full Box Broadtail Coat At SOOOf finest grade moire broad tail wholesale price 750 Womens Fur Lined Coats Made of fine Black Kersey or I Broadcloth very full and large skirt 48 and 50 inches long At 25 Lined with Squirrel large Persian and Lynx colla sf whoe I sale prices 45 and 5 I Bargains in China Br caBrac and American Cut Glass That are attracting enormous attention I Five Specials in Fine Dinner Sets 1 g I i American Iarctlain Dinner Sets 100 pieces neatly decorated set in cludes souptureenandsoup nn plates worth 650 at 469 1800 Atulrian China Dinner Set best made first quality white 1JJ piece good value at 18 1098 special at Maaooiht Englith Decorated Porce ain Dinner Sets three choice open Block I 10J pieces worth patterns 998 J1500 at Limoges China Dinner Sets 100 pieces lar prettily price decorated 2398 special regu at jeno forced Dinner Sets 100 American decoration white and gold I pieces 575 oration worth 900 special I I Pins I D n B 9 s M A K n n S I N S adn antlne I VI all d box halt pound lt1jC dCstr5010 dzosI S S I1Cg D Il E I DI It 1INfi inIf I I pound l1KI boxes solId brall3 will not rUt III per I OX A1t1 1IED IACC VtlcATtL le dOZII VINi3 per PIX ciiu LAltG1 colord I 1Jlnck white or lc I E1NdHJlsu heads lINr PIN 1Ai1iLEPt5 conlllnlnll I i 6 OVBlI hat ltN ClSH I I 0 N B vgOtILiles fruits c large HIZO ro Dress Shields i D1uct81Mcpnw tP1 1 CIAL n thernuhlY 1 athafaetOrY article I lluht weight and Bhldld or wakhthle I crescent Iape Per dOEcn pairs I No 9 No 8 rop No B Tile ooo 100 sian For pair 7e So Do lila DUK8BMAKBIIS aiJi CIAL Tap Bilk Cover I a llrht weight shj i for Slimmer wear Per dozen pairs NoJ No 3 No 4 tfiffn MT5 aoo Per pair 14o lOc lfo Featherbone SILK OHO3 GRAm box of II yards H COTTON COYER box of 13 yArdB into UNCOVTJRKD HOOK AND EJ3 BONE tei box of 12 ynrd 800 SILK OOLUAH flONP par dOS yds Rn o Mens Fur Lined Coats Rich Far Sets All these Coats are Consisting of newest and latest made ol finest Black Ker style Scurf and large Muff sey or Broadcloth mode G At 4S Very rich Black Lynx up in the very latest Sets wholesale price 85 English box style with At 45 Very rich Blue Lynx Sets wholesale price 39 welted seams Theyare 52 inches long At 35 Very beautilul Natural jrji yp Denver Sets wholesale At 35 and 3912 beau price 73 tiful Gouts lined with At 39 Flneat quality Per Far Eastern Mink sian Lamb Sets whole Brook Mink sale price 85 collar wholesale At 19 Very fine Jap sale prices 75 ii Mink Sets wholesale and 85 price 39 At 48L In cd At 12 Verynwell Isabella with beautiful Opossum Sets whole sale price 21 For Eabtern Mink Water 4 At JJ9 Stylish Sable Fox wholesale price Sets Mink or Musk rat large Per 35 sian collar f J At135oVery whole a a 1 B Bxvell Black prices 90 to Wolf Sets 100 wholesale price 2550 At 95 Genuine Mink Lined At lSVery Coats with I fashionable large Persian Natural Mink collar whole Sets whole sale prices 200 sale price and JJ25 S15iJ lllOOMINGIMTnS Best American Cut Glars I Lowest Prices Bury Bowls American Cut Glass lull deep brilliant cutting splen didly finished j very special n at 169 Olive Dishes in fancy Shapes full deep brilliant cutting in pretty patterns very big bargains at our sale price ol sale75c Berry Houu 8 inch cut very deeply and brilliantly finished line pattern unexceptional val ue at 110 Guar Berry Dishes finished as care tully and as brilliantly asi a dia mond b inches deep cut ting excellent value at 3 293 Special Tabei tall Asiorled Cut data lieces all excellently linished and cut at l9d 2as 398 4y and There Are Hundreds of Other Worhy Val aei in hesS American Lu Clast the only kind we bell A visit to our Cut Glass department tomorrow will prove interesting and profit able to you Prices on nn 5000 I cut glass range up to t Kloor Mtth St Section ItlflOMIN 2 Great Specials in Petticoats Petticoats of black feather weight moron and black and whit cheeked All attractively trlmmtd with bands Q and plaid percallne ttf QOf 7CJC shirting or bin all ruffles at I Petticoat of bleak preallno deep knee flonnce shirred banded or titohed having jeotloial rufflei also a small lot ol blue sateen ycttl I eoata rufflsi with pleated flounce and trimmed with two small V 149 BeoonA moor sent Rt Huntlan I 2UTXCMtI Ot AIK8 1000 Umbrellas at 1 Thcao Bplen did dusablo umbrsllfla aro made of Union talfet n 26 and 2B Inch BlzoB with very pretty handles of boxwood ppafl gunmetal Dresden gold plated or cherry wood Every one warranted for one I I Itils 9t Pit fl4tg L Ai e H J iati i IlOO1tllNGDAt 25 Off of Imported Electroliers and Electric Reading Lamps On special tables in the lamp department plainly marked J1tOOlL GJALJi 25 Discount on the Marked Prices i of Impoited China Dishes BricaBrac Marble Busts and Pedestals 33 Discount on the Marked Prices of Bohemian Glassware and Hand Painted Dresden China Plates 50 Discount on the Marked Prices of three open stock patterns of Doullons English decorated porcelain Third Floor BOth St Section IUoOOIDiODAIES 1 Gilt Inlaid Combs 34c New and fashionable very pleasing design inlaid in giltMain Jfh Main Floor fJHh fit Bectlon UJOIoaMII

Hat Pins Reduced CUT CRYSTAL HAT PINS in white amethyst I Ii emerald ruby sapphire and other shades cut t jet and Oriental Pearls worth up to ISo jt 1 IJ at C IMPORTED HAT PINS cut jet crystal round oval and various O other designs values up to 25c at OC 1 Main Tloor 3 th St Section III GnII n Notions and Dressmakers Supplies Our 33d Quarterly Sale Continued Remember we tolerate no seconds short measures or short counts Our superior merchandising methods permit you to save 25 per cent to 33 per cent Skirt Binding ATLjwaCNIi E yard lrcns standard WiLl Lii black nnil HU pie colors a lustrous silk llnlHli skirt bind lug thai will nut mill thn shoO per dozen IMIo pr pltco Ho MOIIAIIt SiciliT U I N U 1 N U J4ynrd ncls blnck only por reel tin 0 Shoe Laces EXTRA QlALITr TU BULAll SHOE VCEU all lengths 3 pair for Bo EXTRA WIDE KllK TIlt LACES 30Inch rUSIlet or black per pair SOc EXTRA WIDE MBH CBRIZBD TIE LACES 30Inch rut act or black per t alr Da Hooks and Eye SPECIAL el A K K l Y NUB 2 3 and 4 pur rou ATIJAH flAyirnr ure nor j u Il 1 I t UMIII a t rOil B warranted not to rust eizea J 2 8 1t 4 lIar gross 1UH BlQMTNa MACHINE OIL first auallty per bottle ftc Bone Casing I DFriANTE SILK 1UtSSIAX U1NR INQ Uyarrt pieces per dozon 1111 Vjr ttOCfl 140 Sewing Silk ATLAS ILJIU SILK MACHINK TWIST lu oz per dozun I 1511 per splIol il o UiMlANCE SKUINu BILK 100 ynrdn black per doz spooN rUe nor pool Oo IJKV iANOE SEW 1NO SILK GO yards a lIght weight silk In black and staplo colors for use with heer materiaLs per dozen rpooli Boo per pool Oo Sal of Pearl Bot tom MOTHER OF PEARL AND runsn WATISH PKAltLniTTTONH not strictly bfst I IIII it V tt u doz Jo M O T II E P OF Ilcit L AN D KIIKSH WATKU PEA III HUTTONS mot utrUtly first quality 18 13 and 1 rtoion on u ciud at card So IIIXJOMI inoe Finaings Etc EVIlt UKAUY UP IIlr11 IOItI1 POL 1SICIXQ PASTE per tin Kc LONDON Oil GEM POLISHING PASTE per largo tin DC KVEK HEADY COM NATION POLISH russot or black loc N Y S MILITIA SLLI siiiNiNii POL ISH per bottlIOc O1LT KDC1E per bot tlo in wniTrrawoJus COM UlNATION POLISH rU Bet or blackiSo WIHTDHOUBE for white canvas ahoe eoi bottle 110 W1I1TEINE for White cunvaa boOB per bottl 30 MlJLTONIAN CRJ1lAI per bottle 1110 hAMIld WOOL POL ISILING BllUSHS JJl1o IXVOLIKII TKOUSUUB PlliriS cold ho to tore ut JlW reduced 1111 u Ui0 IMlOHTED COMBI NATION COAT AND TIIOUSK11S II A N O EIW imported to null nt DOo per wt for tills sat 00 OnA 1lCS Far Set Continued At 1350 Fashionable Alaska j Sable or Skunk Sets wholesale j price 25 At 750Very rich Persian Pw Sets wholesale price 15 At 875 Very stylish rich Russian Pony Sets wholesale price SIS At 12Very rith White Thibet Sets wholesale price 25 At 4725Fancy Natural Mink I Sets wholesale price 95 At SU8Natural Mink Sets whole sale price 285 At S6S Genuine Seal Sets whole sale price 125 At Sl20Royal Chinchilla Set wholesale price 225 At S39Royal Ermine Sets whole sale price 75 Russian Sable Pars in Sets Beautiful Scarfs and Muffs At 195 per setSeven skin sets wholesale price 350 Sealskin Coats At 95 Two coats trimmed with Er mine collar and cuffs wholesale price 175 At 150 Three beautiful Sealskin Coats wholesale price 300 Second Floor Both St Section Hair Diessing needs LN ISUlLK H A C K I HAIR NJTS per huh lizn tIle REAL 1LVIU CHIGNON NIDIS u for JOe LAHGE SIZE ALL OVEll hAlt NETS cacti too FHENCH P 0 M P A DO Ill FOLJN1A nuNs made on wlro foundations all hu man h u I r anodes each iriu GENUINE MARCEL WAVING 1110X8 each Olio Hale Supporters and Gaiter Elastic FXNC3T ALL SILK UAUTEH tLAJJl H yrd trip100 EXTitA OUALITr EX TltA SUllONO ALT BILK ELASTIC 1 to 1V4 Inch wide value So to tOo yard per IJ a yard strip inn LADIES SIISSI3S1 Sc CHILDHENS SIDE GAItTEItS wIde strong elastic pair 117 A No MENB HOSE SIP PORTERS silk sltts M I paIrs forll1e UltON THREAD TUJJTJLAll SilO LAOES per dozen ae Miscellaneous D JI C E1IBROID EKT COTTON per half dozen Bo WASIIAULE COLLAR SUPPORTERS sets on a card 2 cards for BO INDIA TAPE 6 pcs In a bundle with bodkin 3 bundles for Bo BLACK ENAMEL I UAKNING EGGSlo POLISHED WOOD CABINETS contain ing to hair p1n8lo Nit KbL PLATED PORTABLE ALCO HOL LAi1S4cc STOCKING FEET 2 pairs for Co FEATHERS PITCH BRAID good quality C5atJ pieces Oo ENGLISH CASHMERE MENDING WOOL 3 I cuicis for lo ENGLISH HAIR PINS I oz papers G papers for So AMBER BALL TOP HAT PINS 2 forBo SILK CORSET LACES 6 yards longboo EMPIRE SLEEVE PROTECTORS P r pair lOo CllAMOIS JEWEL POCKETS each Oo SAFETY POCKOTSex tea strong with belt each 1110 GLOVE FORMS with J movable thumb for cleaning gloves eaJOo I FltENCH SHELL or AMU EH HAIRPINS upurlor blab all shapes medium tae 6 In a box IBo Basting Cotton DKEBSMAJCERS aPE CIAL EOO yard spool per naen HBo tllnomll18da1 flaasnL Swiss Ribbed Underwear An advance sale of spring weight Swlsi ribbed vcsto and pants for women All sizes including extra large nr at the half price figure of nrOC Mens SOc Underwear Winter weight ribbed Jaeger color 2 flat fleece lined shirt and drawers 291 Main Floor 60M St potion I lIIoM INOIULt e Specials in Ra r Strops Etc DARBER SWING BTROISlSc to tic TORRBY8 BEST STROPS 2Sc to tl48 KKAN EDGE AND DIAMOND EDQE STROPS tSetaflia NIIVISA 8lROP8ll00 Ie IU BSB HONE Ue I 150 Sefaty Rasar Seta A wion R a Z 0 P 5 Rod orWoetenholm KvorBeadv Wlld C S ButoherWI 1 qQp80arOustI alll DIG to 500 boQriffan gOe to 29 8 MaP Fleer 18C11 Ot IlKUos 0 PS Jg bJ PM flik St

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