The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
March 27, 1908

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r I tI J 1 ic II 0 Earthquake With Death and Fire hi Mexican City T 1 i j u 1jq Child Got s ec Through Fraud Mrs Osborn Charges MJw Vt t flCt Cs I Mabelle Oilman in Midst of Fight in Filth Avenue Shop 1i EON Clnncly nnil iiolcr oitlulil Siurilny mil iNAt1 bt CdO I L RESULTS EDITION Circulation Books Open to 4li1 Circulation Books Open to All J tOf PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK FRIDAY MARCH 27 1908 PRICE ONE CENT r fUGITIVE BANKERS SAfES fOUND EMPTY 1 NOT A DOLLAR LEFT I

Receiver Opens Patis Vault and Dis covers No Funds Six Accounts in Other Banks All Drawn 1yfl Before Flight 1 Achille Starace of No 76 Pearl street the receiver took possession of Pasqiuile Palls bank at Nos 238 and 240 Elizabeth street this after noon and discovered that the institution had been looted down to a few cents There was not a dollar of cash or any sort of a paper or security representing value in the vaults The safes were open and the place was in great disorder indicating that the assets had been removed in a hurry This discovery ndds color to tlie C1arlfp thnt Pall and his fnir1l removed verthlng of value In the bank last Monday night loaded It nil Into an automobile and rode away PaIr rel atives nld that he had been driven out pf town by the Black Hand but would return na few days and resume butl nep3 Furniture Alone It Left Mr Stamch fecude key to the front door of the bank and the mIn vault IM afternoon and entered accompa nies liy Ms counsel SUtney Roienbium two Post Office Insiwotorn Nl1 half a dozen policeman As they oiterd the tlK vault they saw that the doors or all the safns were open and the floir was strewn with lorn slip of paper A little investigation dlccloseJ to Mr tSturace that about all tie has to re ceive as receiver Is the furniture He found by the book of the bank that within a f Iw 1ays of his departure Vat drew out his balances In MX other hnnks and mortised several pieces of W property Apparently nil Iatl ha on depoU In other banks Is n small sum In the Farmers loan Trust Company This laid Mr Htnrnce Is a can for the criminal authorities It looks as though Iatl formed a private Black Hand plot ot his own against tIII1I sell and used It to furtJier liU escape lie certainly didnt leave anything be hind him The PortOITIco Department will assist In the seaTdl for Pntr He ran a branch PoMOMlce In his bank nnd has not e with the postal authorities who ordered him to turn over his records Hnnks and cash several days ngo preparatory to closlnir out the branch on Mardi 31 An Investigation of the hook will be necossnrv In ejtnbl sh hoiv much Patl owes the 1ostOHlce Uernrt 1 ment I The news that there was nothing I left In Palls bank was not long In I travelling through a neighborhood that had looked upon the Institution for years as the very foundation and essence of wealth The excitable peo ple mot directly Interested who I had entrusted money to Intl went nearly crazy on the corners and a big police guard has been ordered to watch the bank all night Balked Attempt to Take Books preceding the dlncovery by Mr Star Continued on Second Pace 7000 people will make ready today and tomorrow to advertise their wants day after tomorrow in The Big Sunday World I During the last 4 weekdays I I The World has printed 12472 I I separate advertisements 3553 More than the Herald or any other newspaper in the country Why lyoll ask is World adver o tising admittedly so profitable Largely because The World has a dally circulation In New York City greater tlon I that of any TWO OTHER mr riling newspapers COM BINED What Circaation Do YOUR i Aaiertiicmenls Get 1 t j i d IJ t Tj uy i CILiM io 1l 1 A8ELLE GILMAN IN MIDST Of RIOT I IN MODISTE SHOP I II I Coreys Bride Shrieks for Help on Fifth Avenue as Fight I I Wrecks Place I Mf Mnlle Ollmnn Corey poked her head out of n window of n dreas1 I iiiPltltiK establishment on Fifth avenue this afternoon and yelled with all her might for assistance I 1 1ollco Help Murder she crl nnd everybody within a block from the mural nrtlsls In the now library across the street down to the newsboys topped and wondered HlcycljPollcemnii Hraud wns stopped bv n largo person In winecolored livery vho rushed from the sidewalk i I Somethln1 ejipcnln to the missus I he aid excitedly Im Mrs Willlnm i Kills Coreys coachman you know the steel ffentlcman er ns was the great I hactress and shes nhansln1 out or Lnat window hollcrtn for olp I Mrs OHmnnCoroy was having n fit ting at Hlckson Cos No 4CT4C9 Fifth avenue whun n porter James 1eeblei followed by a yelling crowd or men brandishing shears and other weapons of their trade sped Into the room JIr Corey was not the only one there having a bill gown built to her figure Mrs Corey after sending out the call for help collapsed and when tho struggling bunch of men had fought to the door loading to the hall other women werj In the same condition loll lmnn Hraud found Peebles and Abrnlinin Cohen n tailor locked to Bother rolling on the lloor while other tnilors wire trying to punch the porter without hitting their comrade James Is n very hnunlity negro nnd since he has been at Hlcksons hns I shown marked disdain for tlio fIfty or more Inllors on the third floor This mornlnc Jnnus let fall a hot Iron on Cohens left hand breaking one of the I tailors fingers The whole force of sewing nven fell I tipan James nnd whlln he battleil val lantly there Is no doubt that ho was rescued just In time oy Policeman liruud As the majority of tho blows of tho tailors landed on his head he was not Injured to any extent 13oth James und Abralmm weru chare with assault In the West Thirtieth street station 1 SUITS AND SPRING OVERCOATS Fut lien fit lf75ll j Itig hi ironilMii Todn ouiiiay hl io ul sale of mens apilng oveiviuis aim worsted nulls nt t7iU also tbpcuils and crif i lilted All HieHf xarniiiils nut uriiul new nnil Include brown worsted suits In chocks anti plaids clny illncoual and thlbot suits nnd Imported gray pat terns They are the newest styles In mens sprlnjt overcoats anil sulls value m a 17 O KlnGs 2f3 lJrolldwllf up po 1t cutmwV A c w AiTHQUAKf RUIN DEATH AND FIRE fN MEXICAN CITY j I Chilapa With 15000 Inhabi I tants Laid Vastc and I Flames Add to Horror PEOPLE IN TERROR Panic Makes It Impossible to Learn Number of Dead Other Places Shaken MEXICO CITV Mextio March T The town of rhllnpa In the pint of jerrCro w completely destroyed by nn enrtlntnke last nlht Following Ill shok th ruliiH took tire and the whole city Is burning 1 The populace Is terrorstricken It II not known even approximately ho I rriny lives were lost Chllapa was n city of 1SW Inhabitants 3T THOMAS II V I March iA sharp earthquake shook occurred here vrstorday afternoon and created much alarm No damage however Is re ported WASHINGTON March iAn earth f mki whMi Irsortfd to have do stroycl the Mexfcnn town of Chilnpn undotibterly Is the same dlsturtmne I that shook the Wand of St Thomas yesterday nTternr which was record ed nt Washington last evening and I which mimed Considerable alarm In Mi xlro City last night i The shocks In Mexico City last night I cracked walls all over the city anJ I sopped n number of clocks The thea tre crowds rushed to the street nrtl for n short time there was considerable j I apprehensbn No great damage wns1 lcrne although s number ft walls tinhed I The disturbance at S Thoims Is de n rlbdl as n very sharp curtiuhc but It did no dimnqe The town of Chllrpa Is something cnvr 2010 miles from Washington It Is not on a railroad the line running through IChllpnnclngo forty miles away i The Stall of CJuerrero Is In the i earthquake belt Almost a year no actually April IS 1K 7 It was visited by a serious earthquake which did con siderable damage and threw the pea pIe into a state of panic At this time Chlltnnclngo and Chilnpn were par Ion tlally destroyed and a number of per sons lost their lives The first reports I were exaggerated but It was eventually i learned that the eath list exceeded a hundred and that two or three hundred I persons were Injured The shock of i 1907 did daniHRe to n number of smaller towns in the State of Ouerrero and It i was reported from such distant points I n3 Albany SVnshlnBton Hamburg Trlent and Inlbsch First Shock the Heaviest I Two great earthquakes were recorded at the Weather Bureau here lae evening Four excellent records of each shock were obtained In which all the details of the phenomena are shown with great distinctness The first shock was much creator than the seconJ and began with great distinctness at C092 P M The sec ond shock began with equal distinct mM at 1P42 P M I The duration of the first preliminary tremors in the first shock was exactly the simc In all four records und amounted to live nun inc anti uirce seconds Tlio ilrst nrclmrunrv tremor I In the second shock lat ll only four I minutes anil llflyfour wconds The distance In the first CHI would be a lit tl over 2400 milts probablv and In ftho second rase lightly less than 2400 mlles This disturbance agrees so closely with that indIcated for an earthquake recorded on the afternoon of March IT ni to sueirest tlnt nil three of t4ie earthquakes originated in nearly the same locality The strong motion of tho first cartti quake lasted from about 620 to cuJ P M and both disturbances produced vibrations In the earth thot lasted till over nn hour sin ii u half the maximum motion In Uie second disturbance being much less than In the llrst A very severe oiirtliqualte also was lecordel on the xcUmoHrnpliH nt the Mnnncti Uhservniory of the Coast hnd Ueo li tlc Survey 111 Uheltenham Md Continued on Second Ingo I ALL DOLLIfIS LOOK ALUE I Bitt Ih lIIICIII1I1I1110 1 Ito I hhr SIIII 111I 1111I11 111I1i prlng 8ultA nllll 101 Con nil 1 reiOl to 14 sliiKle onJoublebreasted In hi owns Krjy tutU lilueky 1i vaue titiH I fni1 tniinr cOil Siturdi 7S3 Ill llnli Clotlitnif Coniir TUa lIlIQIW Core U raUr on rotQt1Icut Oyen 9mtKT till J0 i c j BIG FIODSII THE SIX RACE AT NENORLEANS Closing Days of Meeting Bring Many Horses to the Post i AFTER GETAWAY MONEY i Bookmakers Are Doing a Big Business and Getting All the Cash In Th Pvtiiec Wert X1PJW ORIGANS Mnrrh 7um 1 thin of a record wa made In framing i up the procamnri at City Park today i when one hundred horse were given j place on the card In six of the events I the track limit of fifteen was reached i and ten were named In the seventh liivffvrr there were several withdraw ale and most of these were taken out of the way of ome of the many good i things that were touted as sure pro j viders of getaway money that the reg ulars are now so buy chasing Ii The summaries FIRST IIACE Piircv W twoyear oHs FiMIIni fojr furUaRS Ilnon 1C6 i Notterl 7 to 2 7 to cad 7 to 10 won i by two kngtiis IlllUn Hay ICO I Ixlbort 91 to 1 10 to 1 and 5to 1 I wind Alice ICO Flynn 5 to 1 2 to 1 and 4 to 5 third Time 049 Joe I Howrll Dr Armstrong The Slicker IliWM Shone OuardiiUen Sllvertun i Afternll She Wolf Lillie Mose and I Eust ilan also ran SICCONb HACKHurse 400 three yearold felling five and onehnlf fur lnglWnuau 109 Notter IS to 5 8 to 5 and 4 to 5 won by two lengths RMk M Nlcol 3 Ut 1 7 to S and j to Id second Hess Ward KM Lelbert C to 1 2 to I and even third Time 107 35 Tllekllns Mondella Louise K Gee Whiz Don Q oo Hurnl Boy Lorrl mer Sabndo Uneasy Joyful Lady and Banridft also ran THIRD HACK Iur JW fourytsar jolds and upwards wlilne five and onehnlf furlongs Front mae 1W I Notterl A to 5 1 to J and out won bv four leniis Hen Strong 111 Lee 13 to 5 4 to S and 2 to 5 second Hen UotJJle lOft Sltirvlti 40 to 1 12 to I and 6 to 1 third Time 107 WoJ d saw Wild Irishman lllrd of paradise Royal Ben IVjiryhn Toboeenn Smll lair Tom Vohome and 11111 fIn hUlIlt nlo rnn FOIIITH HACRThreeycarolds and upward six furlongs Momentum 112 Nlcol 13 to 2 2 to 1 and 4 to 5 won by n length Orlmaldl IfK 1 A Martin I to 6 3 to 5 and 1 to 3 second Charlie KaMmnn Ill J Lee 15 to 1 6 to 1 and 11 to i third Time 113 4j Idn May Rvelyn S Whisk Broom n C Harm Betsy Dlnford Vnddo and Earl Court also mn FIFTH KACKPurse 100 for tour yearolds anti upward selling seven furlongs Grenade 110 Powers 16 to 1 6 to I and 3 to 1 won jv three lengths Gild 97 Sumter 7 to 5 1 to 2 And out second King Cole lOS Mar tin 25 to 1 S to 1 and 5 to I third Time 121 Sinnrdo llnrhir Iton Forge Sister Polly Rickey Sylvan hello Iord DIxon Javanese Gibson nnd FreelKmter also rnn LEFT 12000 ON TABLE Ifl A COURT ROOM Francis I Wellman a wellknown lawyer entered Justice Glrnrda port of the Supreme Court today carrying a mvall oblong box It was tied with n string and fastened with three red seals Mr Wollman tossed It on the counsel table and bKiiii an address to the Court At the noon recess Mr Wellmnn put on IIR hat and wilkod out of the court Ho loft the Count Court House building nnd starlet across City lieU Park thiuvlm out his chest nnd breathing In the fresh spring ozone Suddenly he stopped Ills taco flushed nfl perspiration beaded his brow Ha turned nnd ran back to the court I house n crowd of time curious following In his wnlo I Fin ran upstairs and Into the court room nnd with a cry of delight pounced upon tho Illtlo oblong box which still av on tile table Voll he said tints one on HIT What this matter asked a eager curl nttendnnt Ioik nld Mr lmin Ire broke the euls and Hiring and opening Ihe box dlchscd 1IOJ 41 I currency I ioxr tils jiHtru 0 I tanking utcn sks it I ftnulpc bv aXlLUiSEX oath la n I V i L 50000 WON BY THE BOOKMAKERS INTO j TWO RACES ON THE BENNINGS TRACK II I EVENING WORLD RACE CHART fiFTH DAY AT BENNINGS MARCH 27 Woether Clear Tsck Fast i eyr iIltWl RACUThreyarotis nn1 uitari silleg lull aIM tin and a half j tuirlengs Ilumhla cur 1il lIuH Ir off 3111 Iarl gel a otty IrIIr br g by lIaTIIIurr i Lizzi Mrnmrs hnr Sltnos fLn muui 1 iiiCA tl irrs Ii 1 L Ill I Jltvi P III el PI h ft Pllfltnn1 lOt r 1 2 l l Mtiuuli a II 2 4 I jIO iioreoo HI 01 1 Ilj 21 I iIruty 1 oAt ii U III Iiitiiis 110 ti lii 10 I III 1 Itlrhr hI ti liii 1ui III 11 11 Irwl H i H ie I I Li I Yllrk I lll I n a lanJI li S i l I l i a Metirttiy III 18 12 41 r Tkhu HI 1 1 8 1 II lex Al iti o 21 III nnthl IUIIh 1113 I JII III 1 7 iitg ii N 4 t1 Ir lee 1m 4 I t J II T 1111111 7j j jln Ia 7 inpJlpnfle tj 1 41 I Idl iV itasi I i I Si j11I I 1 U c J I 4 2 theme ea 11 10011 situ ill Ih re whkh cDlTr1 III Ih lipid ot ihi oU1IPh Dr I L 11111 11111111 fv fit e lenltlh wh1I hi eotsei hi iijs and rlll JIIOI orrrr itiiktne t1e I urn inti the stretch IJrlnl flu rn oiiJetin s 11111 I IIIlon wa ri l1l1elll I boohln1 Dr 1 fill Ill him 11 tie 10 yi lrl1l1 rlu injury iir1rnl or1 I an e35Y victory nfur 1113 tceiipmit li wWruf nw the way Just tasil Thena tr ar of all imumerferenti ciset since hr uf nuiI surely have won lit for r31n I i SEiNl 1 t IIJn twyeurtd mil i i1ii ailed r our fariotmi old course I l I I at lime aI te aI mum t g 1 on trtvt rig Wnnr h r my liens hrrttally I nrJ I MiIrI Ttv 1 1 Inx 11 1rr WIM SI I Fn Jeke 0 III 11 11 Hh flrtliJi I I b 2ffih I 7i 18 12 11 riii t lt I ih i tcCirmhy lii hi it it u I tJCH 1 I Iii S theek ii 41 c liraly lii ii Ii 4 2 Caiuun tit 3 35 3 1IlIornrr I j mia 12 14 Itmti Sick 1Ii I b i IIrlllel 1i Ill all lii 2 Aronlllek tic ii si II lcahy 10 1i I 7 ittce oarrp lii 111 iii oil 75 lIrn1I 211 to 411 12 ii llIza 1db ii vene liv I 2 10 ii I Qu3r411 Kiln ill II ii 0 21 10 1 M 1 g fl g turIile it iuia a 12 10 fit r Iturnuc I a 72 44 Iad llthetyn In It ii II It iloeg I 40 8im III r 110 2 l l IJ Jp8ron u tII W I mu Prince lnrion IH 1 t3 12 I Iie 0 i mill Ii III I II ieiCmi II illS 105 11 II I 3 t Mctarm tel I ill 40 10 I 8tt s n1 Mrs 10 II H II II i iCing Jul lIeu m 2i1 In i CmIIt Court Uiily riuicht Aralla In the 1111 fuKonic and unlfr R strung rite wee Kolni away nt tht enJ Arntli hail plenty if flp M nnl hung on well LlMfk outrun In Ihr nrlv pHI pjn rt with a ruuhIlvuisrna nice flllv ii num in linirove 47 THinD HACK Three raroUla and upward martv 4au aildvd six furlongs Co lunVhla course Ioem liii i ff 4OS Stirt eol Vnn driving WJnner br foo bv Hlllzrn Allle II OwnerJ Flvnn Time 117 uC 1n1x Stsrler Wn SI 4 I Iin Jorkfv tP 111 1 Il ah 4710015 Kat M i 2 I 21i lL in McCarthy Aj mii lli o 4 Wcodlane lirj 1 P 1 I 2i i1 Mclunlrl eli l5 Hit ll Id Azure Mail 1111 4 4li I4 8 3 T liurn J 1 1 12 11 lea ief Itt 6 1 J 4 41 Al li II i 1 7 1111 II l l4 8 31 4 I fi A McCahcy io tin hn L 2 Os Fart nlr In behind Wondliin until weum In the utrwrt wen MiCirthv sent her Into the Irnil nnil atintllTur a drive outirameil Voo rJenrl The butler hail all her speed and forcing a fast DIce hung when cauxht Azure Ma 11 couM never Cot to tho front The othfr lun were oaftJ up when holten i s jroyilTir jtAfFMatlen threeyearolds KJO added ill and a half furlonss Co lumbla course Poit 431 off 4S6 Start good Won truing Winner ch Coo by Itunmll Tllch mend Hill OwrerC Tarter Time 121 India sntrt r i its St v Km loekrvs Op III Il Il dh 10 Richmond Duke 118 1 2Ji I 1 I m Kalrtirnther 6 III S i fl5 las Call thy Hl 2 4f Oh 8h S T llunn VS lit I 20 Tamme 111 1 3J 3 14 254 1 i Mahon 12 IS is 3 1 F J l g 4g Watrrtirldne US 4 51 It t 4Vi Mo artliy 7 7 ti2 43 ITKSSliorf I ti I ml ii I ft Shan 8 i ti2r sfi 43 lntustofl t iu ii I f 2 fi II XlcOlhy 20 30 21 sfiS 4 10 oilsre Mil 7 71 81 sk 171 lloniT 2i 30Ul ID 12 4II IYln8 Vnnrre Ill 0 I1 7 7i N lru3fl iVI IUI IXI VM 111 Wlllam Itnn ito t s 1 iMi I li C IiraJy 44 I IlJ 01 2i lu niihiuoTul Duke rushwl Inlo 1 wlnulnB lent iwn nfier the sturl but was dninit li beat to stall off Call liny Th Utter ui heel but wt poorly rMilen hunts hail him i in ua e nill up all tin way and Is xvirrth rtni nftxrlntf Hu U a III Ic ukinf ill i li ft T lin rtrve 9 Pr7111 nVOE Thrwyraroldf and up iril stfuWf 4e il IM seven furlonn I lllItnl etsrso POI 50ii off5ol Start K iti u ijJly Winner lit g by ailrthful Bky scramer lll iwr rh mol isi itn I Ir Tmlox titartera Wi 1 i i7n rr 01 III Cl j9j Tark lies 11XJ 1n 1 1 1 1 McDanlcl 1i HI I A 7 8 4 Rim II IlarrLi 1119 n 6 1s 85 2 itrumseil eS BS 4A 18 Ianliy lul 7 5 r 5 I i McOirthv 0 BSn 02 75 80 a IVih Cnllalmn Jr flit a 2H 31 t IL4I 1j ttth 2i l 3 S 6 Ohrt 10 ii T 1 T z T Hums 1 I III I Ir O IIleu III 4 3t Il 4 II Yorke 7U a a si 4 0errynnn jJ iI L 1atrbraam I tOil oi 20 8 Park 1tu ktlC II luir aivamutnap In lie irb ian anI was ntr nTis jT In troll bit The 1I00n WH 10 shOrt rr ii 111 II Ilrr III WU rlluolnK vr strmg flhithecal ulso closing groun1 lIb CllMon II l Jr h1 epeesi but I ATLANTAS fUll Of GINGER fOR HIGHLANUfRS BATTING ORDER Atlanta Now York Mornn If Nibs 2o Wtlkufl 3D Ueeer rf Collins cf Htalil If BecAer rf Hall sv Jordan 2b Chase lb 1 Fox In Hemphlll cf I PhilbIn o Cnnroy 3b Cameo SH Blair c Schopp II Neuer p Umpire Shi bwl2l to The Rwnln WorM PONCE nr IICON PARK ATIAN I TIA Gn March 2jAtler yenterdnv easy victory agnlnit the Clncmtiiitl Na tional Lea sun team the Atlnntns ar ch k full of Iontldence nod this after noon they uro jrolng to try to admin I ister the same done to the Highlanders but judging trout the way Cirllllths I men practised fn the hot sun Just he i fore the game the Crackers will no I dnuut find the American i n wimwhat i lotifrher proposition Ihnn they ilM the Nat iona Is rue rfTUhirs vho llIrH lpnl1 In the rfirtaimg ainoi were ex seil from moinlmt practice but the stnyathomea worn ordure out to I lie park CheMir i Qri nnl Hois ptciud to tin batters Il i ri lug tio forenoon workout j Clitijro In the lliiiii pitcher In tIle ottaty MUd KlbAciijld wihua b s cam back to the hotel for lunch I couldnt hit him with a board this monvng anti Hill Hogg had a spltter working under control Todnys jnuno Is for tho benefit of I tho Hebrew Orphan Home of Atlanta and n large crowd turned out to swell tho box receipts The lineup I First Inning Nile flew out to Fox and Keeler to Jordan Stahl out Castro to Fox NO HUNS Moran walked Neuer threw Wllkesn bunt over Chases hend Mornn tried to score on the error but was caught at the pint Keeler to Blair Wllkes rrnchlng third Flecker fouled mil to Conroy Colllns walked Blair throw over second to stop Colllnsa steal and Wilkes scored Jordan OIK Niles to Chase ONR RUN Second Inning Hall singled to centre and was caught napping Castro to Fox Chase walked I Hemphlll tiled out to Hecker Chase out steallnir Ihllpln to Jordan A bad I decision NO nilNS Fox walkOil IhUblnp attempt 10 sac rhino resulted In a foul to Fllftlr Castro wit I kll Hchopp nnd Moran fannud NO HUNS Third Inning Castro made n line catch of Conroys I blvri fly to cintriv hair drove one over to Castros hend for n base Neuer si i ek out lllnlr Htoli scini Nlliv Hed nUllo Jordnn NO HUNS Wllkes was hit by n pitched hall nnd i went ti second on Heekers saorille I Neuer to Chase Collins fnnned Jordan tripled tii lull scoring Ulkes Fox I out Niles to Chase ONK IllN I ST LOUIS SCHOOL CHIEF DROPS DEAD IN STREET I tST I riS Mirch iTK Iouls Sol i dnn mipiilnteniieni or till publli OOH j of St IKils J ilinil 8iortl afiir i noon todn a riaal nnd Olive uireets I Heart duinsi U thuijht to hivu bcun i I lie cause f lila ilrtth I THU FACI IN A IUV i xsio uiiv CaUnta C ream Is uft clear and truMllful Lut ncr vrua y At all UlUt oouuttw I S Wise Men of the Game Plunged on Woodlane and Call Boy but They Finished Second in Their M n I I Respective Events p I t JOCKEY MCARTHY STEERS r HOME ALL THE WINNERS NOW IT Up on Goes Fast in the Third Race He Outrode McDaniel on the Favorite Woodlane r and Won Deserved Applause of i Big Crowd I Ij BENNINGS RACE TIRACk WASHINGTON March 27The bookmakers won 550000 herehis afternoon on two races alone ami more than evened up on their losses of yesterday Woodlane and Call Boy were the two selected by the wise fish to put the layers out of I commission but each failed to deliver i In the Woodlane race the money literally poured In on the Simons filly and in the maiden threeyearold event fourth on the card Whitey Langdon led a plunge on Call Boy There were several other lips on the race Waterbridge for instance but the Call Joy information was of the hottest variety Langdon alone bet 2 too and all the other lig players followed in his wake Both Woodbine nnd Call Boy finished second In their respective races antI put the books on velvet It was n hust ling ride by young McCnrhty on Goes Fast that upset the plunge on Vood lane while Richmond Duke with Fair brother In time saddle avcd the Intoka from a cleaning out In the Call Flay event Itlcllmond imko led practically nil the way to win out by half a length Call Bay ran a good race und WHS iin any second In fiont of Ill 111 1I11 This mcctlni Urns developed a rewind Walter Mlllor Ho Is young McCarthy und already ho has a big folllwlng which plays him to be in the money In every race Senator Christie Sullivan arrived In town today amId wns out to tho track He Joklturlv remarked In answer to a query that ho had run down to got a last look at the races becuuso It looked like there wouldnt be uny to look at In New York this reason The bookmaking end of the gaiime hns picked UP wonderfully hero during tho last tew tlnys Of course soma hnvo gone off and this may bo thu rea eon for the increased business At any rate several of the jicranvbulallng lay ers handled as much ns 10000 yeslcrl day Three Jockeys Fall In Race Three Jockeys Tommy Burns J J Walsh and W Walsh hull a moat miraculous escape from death In the t p nlntf rae All three went down In a cloud of lust nt the turn Into the home stretch amid a cry of horror wont up from the grand stand Luckily none wan hurt seriously although llttjs W Wnlsh tho most unlucky Jr key rldfg who hams been thrown four or lIve times In his sliort career was pain fully shukcn up j It happened like this Dr Leo n hot 1 favorite wu galling along with II live I lengthii lead As they HHuns Into tint stretch the race seomed over and the Iii Dr Lv backers were Jubilant Sud denly a yellow cloud o fti oat went up Dr Lee lund crossed his forelcs und I gone down Following directly In Ms path was Comedienne Before Dr I co got to Ills feet over went Comedienne on top of him then Komiton 1118 Jock ey unable to steer out In time tumbled Into the other two The little riders luckily were thrown to the sldo und escaped being Jumped lii The ivlnner of the race was Ire brand IIo was nearest to Ir le when the uccldent occurred but Mo I I hole ito ii enough time n hut presence I of mind to steer to trw initsrde Uergoo i ill to I shot was Kicojul and Thomas toy ou tvtileh there was ns good as ItVl to 1 and 50 to 1 to show was third Shaw Wins on Court Lady The Madden entry Chaperone and Court Lady carried n lot of mono In thi maiden flllv event and Vihhie bhaw did the rest Ho brought Court Lady home half n telHllt In frllllt ot rat 1mm who was ilcverl L handled ir Ic victory for arlhy Thl IH the IIIst nile 01 laIIEIII own brIII1I Theme trim ut cliii ltIrtbl e 01 a hut nn LUlltlt It but she was never prominent hElt the DlIJ1J1h lIlly was third hive eiiuztllui behind Arnlla Mtitlo MCartiy i itam Hhowed hIs I nrilHty as a race raer In the tlilrd when lie put It on McDaniel In a Ions drlvo through tne nrotcli Icllault11 rode lie favorite ui oodlane and itc Cftt hail the mount on Uoe t1llt BENNINGS RESULTS FIRST RACE Firebrand 4 to f and 8 to 5 1 Dergoo 20 to 1 for place 2 Thomas Hoy 3 1 I SECOND RACECourt Lady Btff 5 and 1 to 2 1 Aralla 6 to 1for place 2 Cheek 3 THIRD RACE Goes Fast 9 to 5 And 2 to 5 1 Woodlane 1 to 3 far place 2 Azure Maid 3 f FOURTH RACERichmond Duka 8 to 1 and 3 to 1 1 Call Boy 2 to 5 for place 2 Tamme 3 FIFTH RACEPcrk Row 25 to 1 and 7 to I 1 Sam H Harris 1 to 3 for place 2 Prnlque 3 SIXTH RACE Campaluner 9 to 2 and even 1 Kllllecrankie 3 to I i 5 for place 2 Animus 3 j I With Jockeys reversed Woodlane would have won Azure Maid wlth Tommy livriui didnt run within pounds ol her previous rae SHE was ffi easy tttird Tnii books won thousands this rase All the wise money went on Woodlnnu I n fhii checkH It ooIst like steallnic It KJUI one before tile r je Vnihlns t minus who an fait fully1 following Me Carthys mounts whooped It up for the promising jockey on the return to the scales J Park Row Won at 25 to 1 Park How with anything between 2T to I nnd 10 to I imealiis4hs chnnewi won the fifth race from start 10 llnlsli nrl canned i oy to aarrnk unions Din plk rs and ihuneil players He breoiea homo live iengt lie In front r Sam H Harris with 1unique third hTo latter ran n good rlce being last awny from the pan The books won bh money tb the nice ns iSnni II Hllrrl was played as I rce ji CHARGE AGAINST DRESSER OUTLAWED SAYS COURT Complaint of Larceny Made by W S Andrews Nullified by Lapse of Five Years 0 D Ie tty Dresser exPrivtdont o e 111 Shipbuilding Trust wns this after no discharged from custody by I iMnsiKtrntf llarlow In Centre StretO Court Where ho was arraigned cJuvrijtXl wit t gnxtid Inreeny Two wok ago UUllnm S Andrew hnd Mr Droner nrrested charging rln with thn ml appn prlatlon of I4W In Jdrul Toduy Wits set for1 I reoxamlnntlon Maiclstrata llnrlmv on n motion made by Vbf Ley fur Mr Dresser threw Hit 4 tr Hie uonvplalnt contending tluU thn crime If nny hnd been committed JwA been otitlawtil five years Injvlns i 1 elssaet slo It allegea comn 1li aai K i J

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I r I 1t o t THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 271908 Q I Pr i 4 COLLEGE BOYS 1 TIE JUNIORS TO 1 1 TREES IN PARK While Members of Class Were Prisoners Their Fine Ban I quet Was Devoured Those Jolly college boys members of Columbia College Phimnacy Depart ment which docs not Include a coursn of sodafounialn training p tiled off another of their merry jests nSI night and today are tellns show It as the I rlppnKe thing that has Happened In a long time Twentyone rn mb rs of the J nlor class Were kidnapped Just before their banquet which seas to have ben nold In lUlsemvebers tail night and were I tied to trees In MornlnssiJu Park when the fifteen seniors who had per formed the feat of valor went to the I ti restaurant and ate up the banquet the 1 Juniors had ordered and paid r r I In the mean time the prtsitlunt of the re hm n James Dice had shaken him self loose from a bed the merry merry seniors had tied him to and he told tile principal of the class Irof Bcekmun The professor started down after the humorists who were getting away with Ice cream and champagne In the quick rest way Imaginable The professor told the bad boys that the thing must stop and so they all went home to bed Most of the Junior Kot loose after their classmates who had not played a part In the evenings tun could get to khem Rah Rah Hall ra PHONED POLICE AND THEN FAINTED I Julia Wetzel Saw Burglars in Church but Reserves Found No One If Julia TVetiel had only fotnted be fore instead of after she had tele II phoned the w Mt Fortyseventh street police station that there were two bur c tars In the Second German Haptit Church No 407 West Fortynird street a lot of folks nnuUln fee such a lf s of feep today Julia l a servant of the iou chgil of the Rev Kckert tm mc In tine par sonage adjoining the hurri and a not I In the habit of seeing thnes unless U4y aro there So when she saw the wo men eneak Into the church ate tat i night sa phoned the police and Ml n a faint Vhen IJent Partner and nnerf pi IIcNnen nrrtv l she came v ster al t the sight of such An array f niK dicks and renlvpro v vrc ir uKi Into view an the cavaci r ned into tic church They lighted up Hf ttl x enr1 M and dark rjrne nd ar a t bulldlnir buy here es I Ira f r br 111111 and nothing aj In p for the pap emen i I po u 4 Into the ivtkt i e iilntlrn nplre v i T s e tn e apr f lt j and n K r r pollcman i t PIERCE PLAYER f PIANOS r fjv Ie v t LLtny 485 s t v MONTH We pay no premium We allow no U count We give no cummhlon Our renf s 1 4 1 1 I Z till n r nc s I t i i Every power the pots ns I H rHhnt1y exerted I bllnll you allilnclory fi anut and lluyrpluii H jf a invluj o Slow ti Kiaa The p drat s 11 I iHutr iteil n 1 I ist1ydrrMJtbi C HI4 rI a I very F4 t ht Va r hINd jbCwhero tar V fIN 4Iatn I gwnt It i ptK fc t11Pk I 1 I In our tm t w t v i I I 1 i UtMM k4 aPt I I b Pt 1W V I Sit Lkiwtv 0 n I i t U11 fl 1 A N t t V 1N 6 I 1 t I Si i 01 1 U unt llludiutu alayurpul1os t sIssNliiY weiUusj V tu MI a iINiNUuari Iklsi HUtlUlt Will Itll plvva 4uu 4e It1Y11Nd iN Ml V gj C i AND R q1 tt CQn 117u Ifaltuiv 4li kt n liutlh s w s 4iIa I 3 1 Ss llJ1 1 Double Staps till 12 oClockSingle Stamps After That Hour tb w jJ1 I Photographs of School Children r 50c Battledore and Shuttlecock li NOCONNECTION ANY OTHER STORE CONHECTIOt1L r J A Special Offer for Saturday Game 25c For Saturday die Benedict Photograph Studiomakes the fol S IEQEL 1JOOPER e w E are clad to see the revival of this good old game and glad lowing offer for children I g to help it along by a special offer iliicti v blackandtvliite line CI Imperial Carbonetlet unil our 11x20 or PxlO I ncutlu mounted giving tlnce iosilin ti select from regular 9 6IXTM AVE J BGREEHHurPQES MEWTORK Very popular this spring Outfit consists of 2 bats 2 darts 25c 3 ass srs celluloid 50c tomorrow balls to and 3 price of this work in j tomorrow J Regular price Heneillct MuJio Sp tntH Inor fete Poorer Score ThrU flour Center 2740 Spring Suits for Men and Youths Any Price You Wish to Pay and the Assurance of Good Style Whatever the Price May Be F ASE yourself as to the nrice you cant RO wrong in ether style or value if you buy your suit here sy Take your choice from these ski r rtaj 760 Spring Suitsblue serges and fancy won ya 1 sleds in rich browns Frays 1 t and tans in single and doublebreasted styles every 1 man and youth can be fitted in tls SI x 51075 line at HJU L a1 a Ar l 820 Spring Suits I n r lain colors and fancy pat Y I r terns from the most pro I t 1 nounced to the conservative models In business mens suits mostly In silk mixed et 1275 7 rt Y fects at J i x ev f r 1 670 Finest Spring Suitsequal 10 custom r t n made iarmens to J F X highgrade blue serges silk mixtures and Iras browns and tans in every conceivable Q r pattern at X1575 1f r Hand Tailored Suitshiihest rode and 490 Suitsjjf f finest rr all the finest Hoch ester productions all in fine weaves and color effects k f fee is and a dozen smart models to choose 20 r from at S Mens Spring Top Coats silklined garments 111 fans and browns IIlso black silk faced to edgefrom the short Boxy gar ments to the stylish Gray Herringbone 42 1075 inch models AV s Famous Kingly Trousers On Sale at Special Prices This Celebrated line in cunlmvd exclusively to us Cs trousers in cassimeres and worsteds Mens Kingly to be sold regularly at Sol and 5 special price J 3 vl Mens Kingly trousers in finest imported worsteds s to be sold regularly at S6 and 7 our special price pi Men s Kingly trousers made of the best English and regular price S8 to 510 special trench trouserings l price 3d I More Beautiful Hats at 5 Come and See What This G Price Can Buy Here 01101kROWS additions to k TOMOHROWS line embrace v about vV70 hats and no twO are alike The hat shown in the picture lalso at 5 tomorrow I is w y Dn exact reproduction of an Im c ported french model Made of a V very fine natural Leghorn trimmed o with three large cabbage roses in pastel colors fine foli r exquisite Jo brim and silk velvet bow at Z t V age on this hat match l side lou cant J i i b r l S anywhere for less than twice V 2 hi I i I 5 J r Millinery Silon Son Floor Hon Artificial Flowers A Sale UoMsuth buj and foli Se in II orlh JJC orlhJsoico Ancruan l Beauty Large rOllr llOico American BealIY shades regular price 39c al Lilacsnice of white or hello of large Sprays Imported 25C worth 3c C rt Icr Soa f o1or ranI Good BooksCheap the llth novei Wall Streetrndai Thomas W I usoV great egular eJitun pubhsers price SI0 o for Satudiy ooo 2 9c I OlV o Choice of These at 50c Bocks that are north wle aing the foundation ot all a oJ reading Bound in library cloth gilt op oo1 p per and npe illu trateJ regular prce 513 II volms Satursv a 50 C volume Li UiMer of Aniieiit arljles trereh Revolution I UY5 2 vois I me 1 vo Ire Tocrue tiles Demucracy l rodeLlfrutJuliu Caesar inAIIeriL oK I vol I lUIUmi history of the Mid ols VSenjamm Iran lin Auto ioif dielgea fcriHutU Ui ti ryofr ce rUjllI I v I J cua nr r oa r r ca n vol tunphI 11urss u Burn tirrne U rnon rj ot ft I Enun a udi II c unJ 11 jlloJ i uJ r VJOU I nil a 5rO a Ci UK pr Cu J iC omoTo Groceries and Meats Specials tor Saturday Delicate tlcn I Dayliurht v ukun tpUnrD NULLttOPras t I n ram m 555 ww l lHn Met t WCH hit k LATH w tit i 5c nnlallrsrrr PIiI 1 USe e Iit IW t MMMli LAI C i M I1 3c NMOMID rdt4 u c wsews N w fUl ni a e 5 a µ Ita1NIM a s r Ut s K 4I1 AJtG a M Y IS IKIVttlrr r 4r II slwsNa u 4P axa L tLlI otilD M tl 1 ANrItw N I ilk IMker ap AI aNG or t UUtDV1rlr a MM f kh Ik anM ss S eaM w I Ns tt MMiAl4ly M w a was N Mr S I bnyt Ma M M a IDSS Hc I FLwiNi ftrortlt rttrwaata W kftt 1111mtH wYW ew w p r r IN1 I nC toM ttiu MIIAMInIIWe NiNtJIAM r1 waS oJ l i s t w w eft 111C I ptY1tuttule Mk erss aN I arItUS4SMU w MtF kw s 11wS li 1 I P M a i iMmI W a MIlO IL l a Isr s s 1Ia1 uf f u NV Ir u Vines and Liquors EltJU p i Cull Jar uturdtiu 1IUiUU ItIV A I ttt t 1 Whlk M MM HI 4 tlu w Sllh Ir NI Vt s th ItQ tfM4lVlUA d w M r IUt JI aJ The Greatest Stocks of Boys Spring Clothing New York Every Good Style in Every Good Material at Wonderfully Low Prices At 9 95 DoubleBreasted Suits f XXL 4 tStJ with Knickerbocker grous l I ers for ages 7 to 10 years t I J Russian ant Sailor Blouse Suits for l it 4 xl ages 3 to 10 yews I x 1J htefers for ales 3 to 10 year I fY tA MQ QK U DouHe Breasted Suits i rr to1 for 7 I or ages to r years Russian and Sailor Illoute Suit for ages 3 to 10 years qHIf lleetera for ages 3 to 10 years r1 Ci At J 85 1uublc Hreasied SuiU Xil i with two pairs of Knick erbocker trousers for ages I to 10 years t o At S 95 Ilaulilt Ureastid bulli XXI VUtt with Knickerbocker trous ers for ages 7 to 17 tears Jiiisxian and tailor Blause Suits for Tl ages 3 to II rears yw Reefers for ages J to 10 years I At 695 VvubleUreailed Suits with plain or Knickerbocker rxi V tt trousers lor 7 ages to i7 years Hussion and Sailor blouse iuits tor ages to 12 years I Leilert unit top Lents tor ags J to 1 b years At S7 75 6torca u dIH whir KtnckerbocAcr trous XI l l l ty ers tor ages 7 to 1 r years trousl hnmiiiiii and kailur Ulouic Suits lor apes3 to II years litelcis for ages 1 to IO years I At 975 n ll le iireatf nitB with Knickerbocker XJLO LfcJ Iruus rs also the Norfolk style for ages 7 to 17 also suits for stout boy Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits for ages3 to 12 years Heelers in tan brown and gray stripes 3 to 10 years Charming New Waists for Spring Fashioned of Lingerie Batiste Lawns Linens Nets Laces and Silks r h have said a great deal about the extent of the assortment W of waists both plain and elaborate we carry hut one must actually see the collection before a full idea can be obtained tr of the completeness and unu ualness of our stock Youll be sure to have the latest and the Lest style anil be sure to save moneyif you come here for your spring waist Womens Wet tc Linen Waists i OIlIer pleasm rew vlute lir asmarttmor d open ftuntlong I ewe lawn and batiste models in y r i sleeve model troni of halfinch I ndless variety priced at side plaits in clusters ot two I 1 150 195 C 250 o Uundercd collar and s 1 y s 1011 scuffs n cuffs special at JliM I 295 and upward Chic White Liiun tailored Modelx Women 51ena ino and Chiflon some embroidered isosom in Taffeta bilK Vnktsit would be f a solid color such as light bite a luiu tabt 10 select any one model f l y p nt lave Jer champagne ana for particular mention as the I ran price at assortment ao large and varied 1 S 2i 5 S 3U 395 and 5 ooth in the tr mined and tailored n models b aik aritc and colors 1 White Lingerie lnwn omen y5 All arc attractvelv priced a f I 1I1Ira a2x Waists a illustratej hand r i295 iSO S 395 5 gz k MU ely lastnoned entire waist I J Sa fror bate a th quarter and ward r sleeves dei ircd or alierrate Women Kxq iiite Net Waists y rows of side rljif and lace m I in wear or ecru fashioned over collar and ertms shoulders Japanese Ilk all artistically d cuffs beaded and lace trimmed r s signed and trimmed rare values at and handsome abut 1 0 395 and S5 S special at g JO S295 S l 1n J 0I Slcjtl Coorr Siofe Second rJoo fen tr Womens House Garments Underpriced Women 4 Kimono Wrapper of colored I Women Lorir Cripon vimonos full as lawn yoke back and front with boruer of sortment of colors trimmed with sateen write lawn orerlv priced at 5c border formerly priced at S25 c 1 V tomorrow PA 85c tomorrow Women l estni Sacqu w made ofiavn 1 W 1Itns Silk Kimono Wrtppcnprelty and tlannelet e nightingale te C floral effects shirred yoke back and formerly priced at c now u 9c front bor er of wide satin bands cj e re Vrr former price 750 tomorrow Sale of Womens Belts and Bags Cnmw Hl1uJ i i r s 4I limn i Kiiw oval urus f wo tone L Utfltn tlaatie Keita jf on CIi ul I cut i r tiair tine Laaner Ulhl i ot fine tove avd rtidded IIlh Al iimt iw ncj ea rhn l 11111 Ioathr IIKU erne leatbcr n h toll n1 weal ail leatra t nmrsil rlw u r ijs laps j nc I lertner y rJ rc JpruiK c Ir corn wads IJoII wur w Ic4 e I Iln r II i r 5 OCtllI Leather i rd f lino a Lilt II rtuion with U bar sole b li ci ei Prlaa 1s01e vrJ IV ttJ r iflln iisiiil trim 11 s t iickioit s Ki reI a8ft w blttlt Kapnnllttt hsl 1 en rah Ira t in4s I te sit jrvKluctiOii ul the wits v 1111 5 sits prs r I 0 i o 1 r I o 31 wi In iho utlu iB but U c C va4 1h vain if u lIUISI 3I ro yte it 51 M i Plw ras Inc i ll 5b th psa Mens no Watches at 575 itto Other Extraordinary Sptciuls in Fob and OptIll lcufJ1 and Womtsn Watchvx i II Wtitiwi uUiiiicn to nitiKc M i unuM 4 bunnar Jato n hiN Iewt r 1t loci t VV stutB m u Mill p av vau hunditiHiuly I o put our tleetrP p1taU tiers then f i J Ca e1Aerlnll tit says w1 het it 1 ItUOU exunplv of the WI we d N Inlt MI ju tit Ihl rue httIJ IIh 1 Iwelu4 ktim twuvo Ita J u a dirt Ju1Phtlle iIfI Dtrtm watch uarulliuliitl fural J h k iiM dud f ittOII Ire wUfWini the e w 4lvtlo C ar Mss n thWr 4Kik iH u as vno otua iWwtJ uuipititnu J f m i slay d IMH ihtik WIK W gyp i one u s 1t 8 8h h I W h IjjII J I H r MY aritNNl q 11 t I I et rleutiMl4 It a l 4 t q 4 k hi tlrirb Natllltea I I Nh s S S Wi a set 1 IiI iSSI It 4 w tIt al Y ati h 1s4 1 Ssa tt uu QN 1 N f hr e llalar H 1 u MM hi I 1 S a M I 4 WI i td i iza d 7U i ui t 4 a eft IUN s d t 11I tI1ClUilILJ tUIHiJU lNu blUtI llflllJ a rrJ r Misses 15 Lingerie Dresses r I Special Saturday at 1075 I F you are interested in this offering you will I Il have to be on hand here early tomorrow because the quantity is limited to 150 dresses 8 Dresses as illustrate in Hunt blue tan lavender I pink also white lude of a fine quality silk a t finished batiste front of dress is artistically tl w designed in embroidery and insertion Sort i It sleeves Offered elsewhere at 15 Pj f rrrr i Itt pnd worth it Here tomorrow at PJL6 O n 8 I College Coats for fr Girls and Misses at J I Z 1 1 J These are new and immensely ti I popular Made in an excellent vari f r ety ot striped mixtures plain I j l oI cheviots twills and fancy checks 1 Doublebreasted styles for ages tt l 3 Prfe jf1 r to 10years all strictly tailored and 1 lined throughout r rr 2 r7 3Piece Spring Jumper Suit for t r Misses and Juniors siz L r worth 1950 special J 1 l iii I r 1u The style is undoubtedly the rt r biggest hit so far this season We think so well of it that we have iI i i j 1 contracted for 500 of these suits I I tr u I The very same garment ts to he seen r V Ji k I in the window ot a we1known special j4 t shop for S25 We have these suits in all d t t h t the popular shades in n very superior I rt quality of Paiutua made with atcauti ul r 4 invisible stripe deUwhcJ lumper hnshed tt r s tl with a band of solid colored siK taffeta i tf 1 Coat is dotiblehrcasicd Irmcc Clas 1 1 tr vestce is lined wit guaran Cidjjray satin t skirt is cut extra full and Is plaited Sizes for juniors 10 to 14 years for r misses ftom 14 to IS years y I OOIr Ccr l rn Mens 250 Hats at 3150 yxtr 4 r t ISIES our showing of regular BHSJDbS sprint hats for men vc IA make a special offer for to morrow I I of a lot of very fine 52 0 grades that e can sell at 15 I bof lliitK All Ie newst colors and blocks e 1 Prices are S t anil St t DerbieJAI Ie new mdetr in black and the y I a new shade of brown Prices ar 2 ja unit SI t a r n erfnrr 1In Flour cr Childrens Hats and Caps l Hl new styles in head ear for children axon are So1 T very interesting and attractive alii w lem all J The prices arc moderate Here are a few c u ipcs Tcirf Hats theeu n opu Ijtcnt Lfatlie Sat orsaf jtnu a lar style that sell elsw Ire t lcIer four styles l Ve In patent at S1 k 0 here In all It the n u t los J1 3 I from shies to choose C int lJ any S t50 at Oi t J a Boy Jol i ape of worked in rcvi fi fancy pare os 1c klnJ Mud and lJc Bny F ton Ciji 11 an C usually sold at 5 at iac pan n i ether Ho s Telcsco lint i oJ ual tJer25c stores at lair ree at fi Hand Ity felt in 4 ron ne and rearl ar 9SC I i ei Cooter M Second or kr r Infants White Coat These specials in white coats for tomorrow All new s pcrtect in fit and tastefully made Infants LongCoaU tnmeJ with i nfmtV Embroider d Silk Cap t n toi aiJ I f ace ruche a e j i I n Ii at s 1 0 to i IJOO r n 11 prier 19 C Infant Sor loitt i r tah nr nlantn China aitk taptfirn Kedor IIJ iicJ with late ant vnJrlt at ol n to 1Z bon Si et i I tii 4 proe JCO5 J Children IIWiM llhe itt Jl in coif red ant nav i u in i truant i awn t f n Ilfot fimme l i ti anta IIc Ci rpncai OC IO 0 IOU braid 2 to vias Children Linuen Uatut tine s pnca Si J are IrmIIJ 4th smarms r Children While srge ftcefeii mUle ant taI jux uan foitc wdh joil irbon s us 11 i billion J to car to J pr c s 9 OC CO tJJ 0 I o50 lJi aao r a u4 NII Womens Shoes Oxfords 1 and Pumps S195 I H 1iOST tit them irC r W as 01 1 rnolcls In tR Ua ka youtt In e every rsU4I t f Inttj a I vlifcQn fit 1011 to thsr tit vu Jx Ad anlt the iuuc 1lawJs t Krlk fur the riawutlr wlii g ut 1k a 1 e cllherr In the uewcu Ilk Ittllist ltruv j IfIP Uakv Y0lp CbUIlfte 1t 11fi k j I Mu A a IbrslR Ia Nutt klft j 1 sa a J tN t uS I 11 1 v a I i Ic 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II 1 I i 1 r THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 27 19 Oft 7c t ILL OPPOSITION ISAMtRICAN SAYS r i 1 t I OFF CI L BERLIN Foreign Office Declares Him L Persona Grata but Kai ers fit Acts Not Explained BNJIJlJi fi Muroh t7 Tki matter of aha acceptance by tho unman Uovtrn ttacnt of Dr lUvU Jnyno Hill now Am 1 wlosn Mlnl tor nt rha Mi ue ear Am wlcan AintiKimnJur to luuovaj CliarU naeno Toner cunliiiurn tuilay to hold public Inlrut Thn Torclxn OHlor 4etla with tlie 1Ttr by dtnylna that ny expression nt1vro tu Ur IIII has come from the unman aldo Iy der clurliiff that he tz a perijnn xmtn end that a1 t tpnicnt n t contrary teenee ntr Inventions put Into olrculi flun by designing AinrrlcAni 11 states that thu uppucltlon to Dr IB1I11 Is Aiiierlrun mill nut Oprnmn On the ether han Emperor WllVUms j V WlltI not to have Dr 11111 coma to rtbrlln has bon t ubjert nf illncuH man In the 01T al liuucehuld of thi JEmp ror fo veks past Gen Von i j3eesln AdjutantCentral to the Oft 1 frin ruler has referred to It and It Is i known out ll1e of the ImmwlIMp royal i butte that Admiral Von Muwlkr chief I rot the Bmp rors p vata marine cab fanst and AdmtrHl Von Ttra r So I ll tary of the AdmlraJt are among thAn fcmho have told UrnjMror William nut i Jthsj did not r gui jjr mil as a aul 1 mbl Arobaaador I b CHOSE DIE OF 20 US I HIS WIFE AND ICED I I men Tells Court Woman Had I i Another Husband and Asks Annulment of marriage 1 PATTEJRfiOtC N J Mfcrfc 17 6prctal BttkvtKT Randall h M cwnmefi ld Unit I ah c1 oreo Annulling the marriage of pCarl F A Serhubert of Haledon b irrant i Butt for the amulrarnt ern P out by Setwhcrt on hoe ground Murat Gn wrnrjui he weds i had a hin boon 1 llviiuc rhm hr took hr ee hi fa Fla4 there told the Spf al lfa T that fien hr atlTcrtlmrl for H ife he re rdwo1 twratyolpht mpH i ono ot I ith r e struck his fancy and hAt vllt d L9 rltleT at No 476 Ftrv avenue j ttiew Tortc Ctty tsA1n toM hits she wo t4e Artx DlfIIIlnc and U t hear itui IIonnd bad tm dead to trtan moruth 1JI mxrt mAmd eh unman on Sept lank ta this ally ant hey lived tlo rnr at JJX ton until wo I follow S Ktmln home that day Schubert found mn cnrrylne out to van the tumltvty that h10 1re aal houiht sP2 J2n na tappar d aid Sohu bGrt rtldnt care as Jv mnrld lit Had not heen piquant A yr later howr ti ail he O n ITI Iron a ltttl ox that lad b oosNd to titn wit In It WBJ t mar rwllt onriwicatj showing that Ann Xlrnaet had booomn the wife ot Alo lanlCr on April r IW M nuh rt knewtie wlfi a maJ l n IIft4TI wl KI nag FIe heel hrlevwl her whey w1r JHd him W wal lie widow or IN rl ng bvrxue when fw marrlO her a II t rmutit co htr Rome an urn wuh burr the stamp f sn Fruit l m1l T muoO anl contained fn ahr ot 8Uft1 un pr Miim ir T the Int H r4i AliMa Utnxor II arpntr r wb 11 i No its Et I Twenty c n art N w York City who aI r rrl na a wltn u for Schubert un1 At nf had met the wnman n a n i cumin uvr fr in t trmnny m ri to r at CutlH Rxnlrn thov wrr mllr1 tV Rev Jntm ip stand TIHT bd I ether tinttl r e M whin nc pref nt ta fInzr winin r utni ttiiln t KN In ash rat I an tar ink Ixok whwli nlmt fr jn Nil Irrnar w i mute K fuel tear master wd N j I n1l nd t dee at tun irtint LADS FINGERS BLOWN OFF TrlU n i 1 XVI I Iii i I ale II 11 tp C1Ne11 IrnalhY r 4 debt eer rtrno I f Wntlh n N n r hi oo app N m1M I4f oI iJ s 4I h tto 4r IrN Wa ht plP attw tIMMsd furl 4 1 tM V twl 4 1Mt Ir j ut We i r d P iHrii V oM sf4 n d w Aw rwu3 Iwll 1wy n i lira y Ph a u 1 r I MII MGM u Iilr il I HICACIO NttaoH ecu IIADDIIN WJtli MAW I Mae i It it I art IR e V I i IMftO t1FW 4ot I r w U w Mk 4yaIw 4H y It 4 L nr4 a IM ana aye I II i avrNtN eM h P4 YIIa ean stn t yynl4 1 7 of 8 eYMthti 1f1R 0 wV Do 1c Or 1 y p W OO Silftlr OK IUPCOVC v It t eM a IM Walw i n v s0 rtlaa h rtrrt t N y 1 f tt v a 4 8 BCYWTUt VKBHWB 1 t WIon I YI J MERiT SHOE Sate 1 Dollar 300 Save a Dollar m 11 HERE is no Idler way to practice economy than to buy Merit Shoes You save a dollar on every pair you buy For Wix you get in the Merit Shoe all the Style fit and Duality that would cost you four dollars elsewhere We use only the finest scleccd upper stock and oak soles and vc nuke Merit Shoes on lasts and patterns that are demanded by the best New York trade We save you a dollar a pair because our tanneries factories and stores are all run under one ownership and mananenienJ thereby elimi all waste sating profit J charged to you in other shoes We dont have to pay tanners makers and jobbers protits and we dont ask yon to pay them The besl proof for you is an actual trial of Merit Shoes 1 w Wear them once and you will never buy other makes Thousands of New Yorkers are i Colonial I taking advantage of our facilities Pumps a and save a dollar a pair buying Merit Shoes As evidence of this For Women e u our business has increased regu in Patent larly in every store every ntotltli and Russe throughout these hard 300 The times Oak Soles Only iext timebuy Merit Shoes Gotham r A New Short ode Greater New York StoresFor Men and Women I Vamp tc 0 MANHATTAN Hd A Prorlor VHth HI f llroudivaj at Repute SI Theatre Russia Calf irrrmilrh Id St near Fulton 9rimdHH nrar ankh HI M Metro Life Hide l hill Av nrar IMlli SI nuoouivN Oxford For Men hlh At nrur aulh hi Fulton 66 Op Orpllrum Thra 1llh St near Irilnglon AT Cth AT Dr lllh SI 300 Six Factories and Two Tanneries at Endicott and Oak Soles Only Lestershire N Y i i 3 For Medium and Slender Figures i i I IT RisTYouR IACK j n n c m AFE5T 1 I r 1r 1 r 1 A1iAL 1V NTld 1 i I t ONT THINK 7 s that all Vemo C rlt ar It for nit w men v G r though over m lion tent womea xvul wear no ior art hut the famous a Jrr Reelrfeng lrt new Back Resting Conet p dttned for medium Dd slendor Nv a I aupt hotr rot tvber rl 7rrt r foul h n 1 f No 3J 1 the r t reliv bacltahe ie nmll r f 1 c eN cannot f1 35ci lin1L1 11 Ntr Brrhtug eat t sit n 1 IL it i v liriiv t rMi f or h No t BACK RESTING CORSET 6 N r r r tnI 1 1Ijr auvl 5350 1 II f 1 retna it 1 1J prnvI 10 uiul r c 4 4111 II a a1tw tf 1 Ntuto Corxts ire Sold lo VII luutl Slure Tlroujlluul too World 1 ftOi 1 U11OH MtC v ruPlh Av 1314 y1 N y1 M AaCJi S lNiIVlR 7z II i 1fflWm33 l1tlit i I 1 fflWm33 59r6 I l Je frJUWiJl J J4f D a Great p eo f au J n Y I Sara 3 S to ywO D QII t utlty 0 It T1 t rcn Sfc I 5375 Weir 1 I Fin sw fox 98 I J t I Y1 OUIII IlIU Jj 4 i1 I 1 r w 1 I h WIou i e11NIi tk MaN1InuWwt rti alla u n ui li w n 1 I y i tr y1Me N W4 w a 1 1 r7 N414 111aterMlNtTlUtty AI a11N 411 1N IWtNU h nrY I I i Help I I Wanted THE WORLD printed 1110 separate Help Wanted advertisements in one day this week 598 M 0 ft E than were published in ALL THE o T Ii E R New York newspapers COMBINED A partial list of the Work ers advertised for follows I YO enter dOys 1 131 Jutch4t Chamber rec I I y9 COOtrzti rwa rstcn I i rr4n B 1r t rr Ir I iJtrl r JN tJev t wvwr fr Ltnatarrn 1 l L hlJ l a L I 1 L I a 0 I Hti I J I e 1 t CI kt aIC t I l JIo t I 4 1l L II 1 r I I L V s u n L t 1 d I I Vo Alt CARS IEXiN qtr TRANSFER 103 I I ro S9 TobOFtS i I Untrimmed Dress Hats Worth 149 198 and 298 at 6 9 C i Never before at the beg lining of thu Reason have you had j such a surprising money saving opportunity n untrimmed hats They aro all new Spring Roods that we bought at asncrfice Tho saving we made is all yours I lhere are Large Merry Widow bailor Snappy Mushroom Effects Larn Ucion Turbani mart Small Hats in he Best Chip Jap Leghorn and the ever popular Rough Strain Mill ners are coming for tl em in force for they must pay more than our retail price for identical shapes at wuolesalo All who ore interested in this unusual bargan are advised to make ear v selection TrMorrow Sntnrxiay ni 1enl i iim m v Sr 111 1 Sir to ul Make S a Hit iI Brown Is Just It i r f1 And Here Are 350 Mens and Youths 1800 i ki Brown Suits and Brown 1 195 Overcoats for Spring for All shadeot brown all patterns in brown14 to 20 year sizes tr for youths33 to 4 chest for men in regular and stouts Mens 1495 Hand s v Jilg i Tailored Suits and 995 01 I SpringOvercoatsat 4 t iz i ti i 111 Smutt Suits in back Thibet blue Serge fancy rrJ 11 tl n i Woritedi pluiils nnd stripes iint Cheviots 11 r 1 ia j l Stick 33 to 46 chest in regulars and stouts i 1 l S i I t Snappy Clothes for Boys Ittf I t t U0 Bovs f 395 Doub eBreasteil Knicker r 1 p I tj 1 qn bocker Suits sire 3 to 17 years with t I c an vxlra pair of Knicker t O69 F I It backer Trousers for 269 t it f hil L I j e Boys Novelty Suits r i t t r Russian and Sailor Suits J ttD 1 I In sues 2h to 10 yr t95 495 Fti f 1 all the latest shuck 295 XT 495 ra end ttm at patterns t FJ y I Boys Spring Reefers All Colors and j1 i Shades Sizes 2lz to 10 Years d f cJ 195 to S595 er oD1 tar t j Si loth t Uon IIIUIIrnLI I Girls Washable Dresses Underwear Most leoted for styles nt prices economical mothers will r gladly pay for Spring Chi drent Gingham Dresses tn Girs Dresses of percale paid gin Rare Vaues indeed high and low nee styes effec ham and chzm braY in many new WOM T T It S W t S S I yearsUr Spring etfecusjch as jumper high ItlllltKD VEttTS ma iw 1 ire 6 years OC or low neck styles All have lull 1VO IKS S ttoPE VISTf c e c I pleated skut SiS 6 trj ze cLec r w 1 2Sc Girls Box fUmtd Russian Dresses j to 14 798 nom efts air r a of superior quality rep with years rpo 11 p i K T F r SWISS yoke and cufts of embroidery RIDRFD WHIT yFtiTS 1 7 5c alas Incullnz c Childrens Chambray Dresses Z n tfr a arzr Sizes 4 to ye au I WOMENS f CircN rlTs 398 r 3 and French wast style Mt yww In KUimp Sartis r tJ aid x ere at 50 trimmed with pique or braid A Itzr Gin Smart Dresses of shepherd I I splendid variety of new Spring 1IE SD DRR HLnPIb XJN S H Fn t Ft n I check perae ct high quatty i designs to select from Sizes i tnn irr a r i F rot r k Revert belt and iutfi ot solid to5 years at 298 1 hvnits fryrr w r i i n 1 QO color chambra Sues Cf 3 Ai 12 49 and Plv7O eta al tza SOi 1101 tae 149 p r lrmnr A 6 to 14 yeas tp i Ffc if uttf n A e Ira n tll SIbl Another Big Day for Girls and Misses in theBloorningdale I Suit Store Ii Without any further comment we wll get right down to the bargains the bllt est and best to the city today Girls All Weo Coats fancy mixtures in all 0s new 40P1 Je sirable Span bade All suen Some ot the ot t hav vel pa vet collars other re coHarte They are nether ro ash 2 85 I I ton bie hree fuarte ir shot ivnrfths ni ort u S JU tfJ t tJIM ear Sounluy pat iR I Girls 4 rVooi Coats Mte mniuic se1pJ II U n a I fabrIC Al pees inu are IIeJ NMp are nlii 1 Ma1 3 9 1 i T u II v nt arnray wiih eh newest SfitiMf h e aw y ode beauty w coon wh J8J to itM c S iu Ju im e t Mies Hib I U a vest sMee beapth4 11 u e taa A e erne r L t nest r tr nclcniU liar jacket w m t w t 1 in thuJr 44111 r J DviiN urtt u maun L to f f JJ p wt 4uiuint j rrn Ta k n a rui 0VU4MI v ih 1 f 7 I dr i UJ A tHimim 4 T s wttual ntwe II tli J ur S44Uf lMy Wtoe T t III Ntf It toO v 1 1 Itll9e E411VIt 111WtuitYri1M tMi fit Y aqrw M 1 I 50 v ync Nlelwwrttlf t Inrdar to r r 11 It M 1 I a 1 Mtr te tr M 4 e daa t rte 1 1 II L I I wL tw I yA y ew FrI I1w rrllgctA a ap w Iwa u t MMF WMIIy M f weR W t 94i t 4 IpR Ir w Mw w r te4tlyutf t1P 1 J 1 1 49 111 o v a wMlt4 O u t allitme111 lWdtllMulltrMii ktt IL 1Ie1 ISrI SIlA Iw i B H il nEATIt i I Iwt Ilel t Petticoats j Hc thorb com petticoats arc perfection in style fit arid El finish Wellposted shoppers know that Bloomin dales how the vry best varlet I l i of these mcritorous petticoats I Special for Saturday back Ittatherbioom1 Petticoats with deep knee flounce shirred and trimmed with three small ruala X239 1 ElackHatheibcomPetbc3als I j extra large three deep sec I tional lutTIc trimmed with two small ruffles pin 298 i r tucked P O i Black heatherboom1Petticoats i0 In an unsurpassed assortment of lc new styles deer knee Counce I trirrned with ryeet tmbroid red ruffle 339 J3 93 i r and 449 I 7 Black Healkerboom Petticoats ta cut very full three deep ecujil Ii II rues trimmed with j me lucked ruffle G 69 ill crJ clout ZIL H rtl I UIOOMIICIIAIK N Nr Stockings i 1 Best grades in Sprng weights i k J at very low prices z oo i Ken Warren s ard Chi I cnns iiokings u urr 7c I Mtrs 2sc ana 35c Ha I Hose I blac tl k e boderd all h 14c i s zes C ncni SO He f Hose ns iu e thread sV emtrckeid 24e t of Kcmtni2oc tickings bak ccton all lies fire 1 1 Worfni iO Soknss bate t thread girt r tcps iac acc L4e c learns SSc cckns lisle 1 E tread 51 ntro 5et i 39c c ttaailu cot11 ps al s zs I Kins lx Lnff HatHose i d pairs uaraateeJ to aea 6 I man h au par for each that t Ices net niaci ani tan scld U ny at Boinun Ja es tt 725 SL2S per box cS 6 pa s ir F 1 n IIIUUHI UI Sofa Pillows lITHO RAPHED SOFA PiL LGVS n a Urge variety of sub jec s oi led with cleao sani tar cdoress Ja adon better tan t11r or eathers Jest wha yoj wan lo securer homes yattv hotels etc The top k aone sells regularly to 3Cc Entire pi loa ta uoth 73c cur pries 39c toccrr w lJt r r Jt1 S Ii It IIrnIUut Shoes for All y Newest Spr nj styIs in most wantd leathers at un beatable prices FcrBoyse r o r marvellous monev lIfd savmz chances tn sturdY reiMtr srpC t py ih es We guarantee that t4 to give good wear L 3 r w Ztve a ecair ew pair These iu u I mate ana ode 3ZS n C r7 t I u 0 ft x 139 SIZli3 0 tale s NF au fro 1 9 41394 t tart 9 a 10 tat eat v i98 I Iau s Y II lat 1 1 s IIta tPrnoirew p 0 lap s 1 rguwty 1 it It nia ro w l1 19 tt4K t b I errlaet to I J n I EUTianMtr CAntlrndmu I w r at aa ks µ pyIlY h ii e a w t row tt I 1 f i M eflt oJ w IN i M h IItY 1 yI6GF err p M 1 jMr t S N M w Ma1I 1 a r l n no a Y w an l r 5 la ewyl f I 1Ma Ilwri ltd Ms rsr era n tear y R 1 Y Ui JIII at MPS IYy M i 411Mri la y rtq y IVII WIdrtrl 1 to A t its 1 N se Vttl tr bftie JIll I tDialNf1 pwr wo It h J Qr Jilt

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u o C THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 27 190aa 9 0 I I u ODDITIES IN THE NEWS ALL OVER THE WORLD Short Stories of Unusual Happenings and Singular Experiences Picked Out of the Chronicles of the Day Smith youre not looking well to flajr remariceil Jamr3 Hector ni 1m I entered Low s 1C Smiths butcher shop at Parraboro N j H 1 Sraitti who Is supposed to hao sud denly become Insane draw a pistol nnil killed Rector and seriously shot him I self KISSED JURORS WHO GAVE HIM FREEDOM When a Jury acquitted Andrew Koll roskl at Cleveland u user the unwritten I Un for ala lns Ills wife and the mnn for whom she deserted him tho pris oner klsseJ each Juror in court Kollnskl had rescued his slfo from I drowning lieforo marriage Ha wnJ formerly a captain In tho nusslan army BABY PHONED DOCTOR SAVED FATHERS LIFE When n Curts fell and his head went through a wIndow at Chaplnvllle Conn nn artery In his nose was sev ered His wife was skk In bed and tho children couldnt stop the blood HJs lUe earold daughter climbed on a chair to the phono and called a doo tor Curtis was nearly dead when the doctor oame He aId the child had e vt her father from bleeding to death HEALTHY BABE HAS A DOUBLE TONGUE WIth two tonsucs ono above the other Mr and Mrs Frank Narrows fournonthsrtld daughter at Chary Is Y ii In p meet health and appar entlj not Incomenlonced by natures mistake Tho lower tontrup Is i third irnnJlor than the other and ho o rty fn if tM tTnt H that the chad speech may l i afficed I VOICE FROM GALLERY PREVENTS A PANIC I When a mas of birnlnc cerrery Ml Into the mMdle of the suuto at Halos Opera House dart r porfnnn nc or As Told In the Hilly at T a fa I STERNBURGS PET DOG PERSONA NON GRATA I i Animals Presence in Washington i Without v License Distasteful to j DogCatcher Costs Baron S2 WASTHNGTOX March 7Boron von I St rntnnrs pat Mfr rsrapa1 from the I Oormnn Embassy jostenliy Beam he WlI1t wearing ft ltrns I vac h Proved person non grata to the A fT n toher V cr at the Am AMiJor C to get Ws I tog rout of tN pouril w Lord Taylor Special Sale i r of Girls Wash Dresses trI I 1 1 Saturday Morning we place on sale 000 Girls Summer Dresses i at Special Prices i At µ I Dresses t a of hit Lawn and Stripe Ging1 195 I i hams in Bretelle and Jumper styles J t sizes 6 tc 14 yrs I I Dresses of White Lawn embroidery trimmed L r Mercerized Linens in Pastel shades and l Fine Imported Ginghams in Plaids and Stripes I dozens of f yics to select from sizes 4 to 14 yrs I s95 395 each y oc i laetgnlarvalues c4oo 500 Gzpls 5i 1ing Coots Special Values at f I 650 850 E 1000 A splendid collection pHtincjr Materials and Navy Red and White Serges

J Wses utts j Suits of5tripeSe colors Navy 7 Copenhagcn Brown and Black new with e breaste4 coats with new pleated skirts sizes 14 10 years saao present value 82O I a voice In tho gallery shouted I Kemp un tint Curtain Wu want to see HI put out tho fire hero was alaugh then applause nnd the 1r1 on tln lr feet on tho verKe of jMnlo sat down Tho audience wntchrM actors and stags hands put out the lilaze JERSEY CITY TO HAVE WORLDS LARGEST CLOCK I What Is paM to bo tho Hrfffst cI k In the world Is being completed at Thom lon Conn for the top of thc Colgate Co factory nt Jersey City It Is to be 2S feet In diameter Ihllailelphia has a 5 foot clock and WeaUnlnntcr ondon ono 224 feet MAKES QUILT ON 100TH BIRTHDAY Mrs Loana Huse of Shuteaburj JIajs has roundel out nn even century of life and La active with all her facul ties Intact In celebrating her 100th anniversary yesterday aha worked at piecing a big b dqult I I r Eyeglass Safety No nart of the body is so delicate so easily injured and so generally abused as the eye If your eyes are strained your only safety is the wearing of glasses correctly fitted by a skilled OCULIST who knows every nerve and muscle of the eyes not to a spectacle sales person We offer you this service without additional cost Eyeglasses If needed from SLOG up All mir tnr s ore open IntnrrtiT Errnlnr OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS 54FJcwt 23rd Stlleaf Fourth Are 54 West I 25th Stlleu LCTOI Ave 442 Columbus Ave 8Ut lc 62d Su 489 FultonStrcet BROOKLYN fpoaoil l Abrahio ft SIFJI I 1ffb of plain Serges Navy lack pr White and Fancy Materials single or double breasted coats with new pleated skirts 14 16 yrs 7 j o JfJ25 f value 3000 Mss Princes Bretelfs Dresses i oft Imported Ginghams and Mercerized Linens in all the pastel shades in a variety of styles sizes 14 16 18 years 4 1 O50 value 1500 1 I c 5 i 9 l Sf pi 6 Minutes from HoboKen to The 14th Street Store I Th e e a Store I 6AvesBusyCorne eWYork ffENRY SIEGE E J Princess Lingerie Dresses Tailored Sufts 1 at Prices You Cant Possibly Resist 1100 DRESSES 300 TAILORED SUITS There arent any prettier daintier Lingerie Dresses in town at these prices U i rN t1 Nor are any such fetching Tailored Suits to be had elsewhere r A l j No Charge for Alterations I I L rn L 1stP at our prices 600 PRINCESS DIMITY DRESSES Prettily trimmed with Swiss embroidery and 92 Valenciennes laces full 1I98 j 1 plaited skirts with folds at C 1 Qfi bottom 32 patterns P 300 PRINCESS LINGERIE 1 J DRESSES AND DIMITY jr 1 DRESSES Made from sheer I i i 1I batiste and dimity All over t I prettily trimmed with Valen 5 rl I ciennes edgings and insertions i r I The Dimity Dresses are nicely 4 1 4 5 trimmed with Swiss embroid If ery You would have to pay t at elsewhere least 450 49 9 r D SWELL KID GLOVES For Men and Women i 1i J4 WOES MOUSQUETA1RU QUACl I g It r Black Tan and j lA GLOVES For short sieves I rSJ f Y White 3button length dressed 11 vr Ud gloves all Imported to sell 1 I 0 I Pair j o 1 i at 1 11 fWJi F P i 1 F a S OMLNS ELBOW LENGTH FRENCH REAL fft iS t S KID SUEDE ULOVES A nw shipment from our tj 1 wfrI y Paris house bought from a weilknown Grabble tjW P mater the correct style and colors for Easter wear Black White and Tan 3 values Si 59 rl Pair tp A s WOMENS ELBOW LENOTH SILK AND LISLE GLOVES The silk gloves hat double finger tips all regular gl values AQ C WOMENS ELBOW LENOTH LISLE GLOVES Kaysers 50c mil In Black and White Special price pair C MENS OLOVES Meyers make another lot of those simple pairs of Skins Gloves like these al Q Kid and Suede Cape and Mocha S 89 C ways sdl at S1SO Pair COMPLETE SHOWINO OF THIS CELEBRATED KAYsERS IC l DOUBLE FINGER TIPPED SILK OLOVES Pair 1 75C ant C KAVSERS SILK OLOVES FOR SHORT SLEEVES Q7 50 I Pilr 13125 anA 4 nn MTU enooft BTonn Rata hoot I I f I WOMENS BELTS New Spring showing of novelty o Elastic and Leather Belts The ti i elastic one come in wide and nar i row effects of pure silk in all col e p t ors plain and steel pointed The I Leather Belts are of the best glove kid in all colors finished with front and back piece buckles 25c and 49c TUB 14TH STKKET OTORB Mnln Floor 150 Tailored Suits Made of beautiful shadow striped Panamas and Serges ChilTon Panamas Panrajahs White Serges and Gray Worsteds Some handsomely trimmed wth braids and ornaments Others have pretty collars and culls ot embroidered linen All the latest shades and styles all colors such as Tan Copenha gen Blue Navy Gray Brown and Raspberry 325 Is the t 116 tnlQ usual price lfJJ1 O r n Im i SUBV A Y BASE 1ENT BARGAIN TABLES 1 1 Table No 1 tens XosMffes Shirt some nightly Imperfect made of percales and mndrae OOc values Kpo 29 C II Table No 2 I tens and A omens Seamless Hos ier bliu Ic nod ro ors rig 7 V C xilarly 12ic Special Table No 3 tens Slllc Priifi nen rnK pat tens tiluln nv1 h4 ired efTiv u four iliiml leeks nnl sldrld 121 I a VII ITC MI i IM At Table No 4 rlI orroM Hhlr in i innflUTC jirmstnilio n 1 o0a ol It 5C rff ts line n 11 Sf HI 150 Tailored suits 20 styles for your selection Beautiful materials including Panamas Worsteds Shepherd Checks Striped Serges and Striped Worsteds Beautifully trimmed with braids and silk I Such styles as Prince Chap Mikado sleeve effects three button cutaways and others Nowhere else in town can you find such an assortment 19 98 tV 7e Thi under S30 cniu i irn PiTltlrT 14VOTtII I N roiul Iltxir i NEGLIGEE SHIRTS I I We have Just re ceived the second shipment of 25 cases n t of these goods Irons c a great New York manufacturer Shirts n t lure that were made c to sail at SI30 and SI75 each Either f sr ti coat styles or plain models attached or detached cuffs plain t or plaited bosoms t The assortment of W r K Sr t patterns is very large r comprising stripes dots and neat figures Y us well as solid colors and plain sizes white All 79c Other Specials in the Mens Store M1VS SILK NECKWEAR All MIENS LIM N COLLARS All the the latest Sprlnc shad s of fourin i latest styli irCi dmg the 4 n lundi tecki bows ana I c rev iiinulouncMrs hfor i I club les 15 L I I MlINb IIALHRKKIAN NDIR I ELASTIC WEB SUS WIAR in Hue in 1111nllth short MINS PENDERs 1xnd strong web sluvi others with tog jLses all I nude of roJ ain K OA Lpptun tarn Lid rather ends buckle in patent DuuTi hale d aiblj j sets some cliulmi te regulation 10 hive buyvl eats d c fl liieaiui tiicnuns iiispjiul II Ie tables tarn ellt Oftj C Wi Each siiilTs MI NS MRIiNG WEIJIlT The I MUSLIN MOH1 1IIR1S NAIURAL NSOOI UMhR samples of a large manufacturer VI l AR Cut lull and lone haw some values slightly la u wikd best iVL I ersliie good Mi nn gus its anl msptnder tipis MIC tEJ MINS bIRONO CIIEV lOT tau P 59c FORKING SHIRlb with turn doun iolars deep pockets SOt OMI5RI FSThe and culls cut very full 4 7 C very newest thing In neck i sizrs wear the first tlnu they I lENS MADRAS PAJAMAS rave been shown in Nun I Pretty assortnert of pat Qnp fork at this price 1 39c terns large pearl buttons O J C llujftic the very r MENS KALKRIOOAN UNDLR newst fourin 2 pC i WIAR Either plan or nbbul founds nailcofiodstionsl K ptn 19 C 11111 i ii ii THItI Toni yarn alhie term t 1 J J c thin IIrorJ I d BOYS CLOTHING br v1 1 1 CONTINUING THE BIG SALE AT 40 TO I I 50 LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES ff 111 i 11 I I Boys Suits and Boys Special Boys Suits t 4 I Reefers Suit Outfit Extra Pants t I k fCl lI j u r Boys Double Breasted It Includes i Regular 5 valuer j Suits i Strum nilwool materials 1 Vii f IItih f BELTED SUIT with plenty of patterns double M p ri eU r t I 11 n J Boys dray Or Fancy Knickerbocker or plain I bicanted cats with belt Reefers r r ait foil rd owlish with j ants Boys Blouse i r Boys Sailor or Russian 10 pairs if knitkerl wKr t itos Waist an Eton or liolf I Blouse Suits pants or one pair 01 Isnnk y uap fair of Sup pnicrs s erbotkers and one pair d v k jI Boys Belted Suits with rt t I Total Value S2yi straight pants Stnuvlv i t 41 t Knickerbocker pO t 11 C crbockcr Pants 0 You arc not re tri ted for made elastic aisilMHds I P I Boys Suits with Extra there are dozens of Ueslnns taped soap s tliey ti I not t Pants from illicit to make your up Hie suits fit perfectly a selection The fabrics arc nd every pattern is a goof Not a Garment in the light anti dark and very i ne Neat check Stripe I lot worth less thun 25l ucll male Sates c to 15 11111 plaids An ununally I scars Nut more than two I irett line of Buys t uU i Sizes 3 to 15 years bulls to a cust nicr All for s ices ti ii 16 year 158 I iio7 rG J f Tim urn snuir Mom I Thirst Vlww I I rt W rr W I Table No 5 I Womens Sheer Iurn Waists 29c open front 117 values Special Table No 0 i Womenn Sheer Lnwn Waists clnbo ratelv trimmed DSc values 49c Spoelnl I Table No 7 i IloNi Knirkprborkcrt ntr om ii and Ilnlri IlKUsorn uooll ti cheviot fab rics ilos to 10 ycwrn vil 25C Uo Mo nt C Table No 8 news Holts with ann pnlr knloltPT bi UTH onn lair plan antn tInt prrc5 In noihtrili trontlj mnila flzrn S to ic yearn t 175 I rnlrns at spertnl Co 1 VV e to Ioug1 a1S SboeslOxiorth At l98 t 7000 Pairs of W L Douglas Famous 535OA TO 4 SHOES AND OXFORDS at Thick AMAZING PRICE On into In the SHOE DEPARTMENT In THB 14TW STREET STORE Saturday All the Nowcit Lusts Bcciiino those SHOES and OXFORDS have SLIOIir lAHKRPECIloNS thoy aro i tiered nt the extraordinarily low price f 11 I quoted Choose from some of tho 1 i Dressiest IIIK end Low Shoes t o I iniiile In Patent Colt kin Mel Kid 0 3iwii mill Dull Leather d y i i IHhRE ARM ALSO A LOT OP 0 t r f TANS IN TillS 1511 blNSAilONAL SAIb On the solo of each shoo Is uPv a t l l I stamped tho mime triulomiirlc iq t picture and price t fs W ir Sizes 3 to II Widths n to Eli Il ay r 1 I I Twentyfive noted Douglas styles zw r J ll i r and each 1 to 1 at the price 9c v lit 11 V j i r Ifi I NO MAIL ORDlRS HLLU J 1 r O i1t 4 And In addition tomorrow i I wo Him also plat0 un sale a ec i o very chulce selection at e TI fem Bomus shoes In every size I a n U it I 1 fttfT widths A SkV 69 o Till 1ITII SrltlTKT BTJOBE pair LU yes Ililnl 1 Imir n w STYLISH MILLINERY i I I Coplusof Prench models or I Americanized styles tie a MtP l I sltlctl and trimmed In i rrw ji7 r 1 t i la IO i t our workrooms hsurln Jo l 1 1i 01t i exclusive effects fio two It Yfii t y hats exnctly nike Jt ii t fr jo f IL J o a I nrtomorrow I chaH pre lA g 2V jaied exceptional lots of Jr rt ay feVT extremely larfici socalled S f VOa t tt Merry Witl Sailors k fci f 1 73 GfJs handsomo Clod stylish M f5 I crcatloiiij t gh x p fr v I g 01 hniiioth lap mill China strawh 1 I chips or fancy hrld llaiulbomt r ly trimmed uitlt impoi tcil foveit I UO i and folKi go w ncs mill IK ribbons t i TUB Ij a Wo aro bhowinj them in every d Ii ft V l 11II it conceiNahlu style ci i f SIICUUD II n N A c If hlOHK I IIIItI color uell 450 I brvnd tll fill 1luorl I HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE LKilORN HATS Made In I i 1l11I II e arc headquarters for o I tluin larie medium and small i Pr li JL MM lal in bell steeple f 1r s l SJlllr nr riuiid crownS col 4 y 4 0 h j IS al c White Lnbleaclied and of Mai Ink rrmiiLvl Free I Jf li cs range up to 49 C A 3OS from IJMRIMMLD MliJRV WIDOW SAILORs Most complete assort ment hown luislurj up lUis Chin1 Uia ds lap SralVstruscans anI 1 jiic trlWS Ii i r iiidiiiu crnvn liacl lIurt ChunpaJrne Ii NI Inxlhabeu ieiise and Pcacoctj Killnr Hrovvn Nlj L PcacnckY 5c I Innriieil Fee 1rui tip to 2 II fro f RUAD IO TAR ilAiS laic of rna li Jap striw large variety of j shipes and col jr supply tn nnind wit Jinpons wings and flj H Af I sills or vehcts f3 tll 2 io thus L8 and pABTr diir ttiu MIII sioui Main iiour I HNFANf3 riIHS5iS ErfS YEAR Featuring New YorKs lowest prices in a re marllcblo offering of Little Follis Needfuls at unapproachably low prices U1H NS MUSLIN IRAV LRh bone trmin d wili la CM II DkhNb MUSLIN utiirs with cmlrouUrs lQno iON5 Yokes tucked and 3 c values 2 JV trimmed with embroidery CHIIDRl NS Mli1 IN PI III insertion lode good and COATS molar 11 iru lin full sixes 2 to 14 39c I JLMIS S9c values 1111 1 ulh Kn til e tlh iOUU Ullil pill uCla bl to C r 2 llC 1111 11111 Murrrr STOIIK tl0 12 ylr r rune aromralSTORI onws I CAMERAS SUPPLIES ULllNi IlMI CAMIRAS The cr3 maiiufaLturcr will not ullow us 1 i E t to advertise their nnniL because r r1 other storos are asking 510 for i r J this Idcntluil camera Ihey are I I T fitted with hiKligrade rapid rec i 1 y l 1 near lens Irii di phrajjm and l 1 I t rb ay and falling front Rater I l I 1 1 silik liuiiJtd liiiJi genuine leath I Kl iM tTI i er bell tvs 11 jlrIS l J nioelcil complete A j Vl 1D with double iA u t o t I 4 e 50 urz i Inkier SUPPLIES 11 1 nil DIVMO1M IJUR lzo twit c 5c 3U tli I 1IIWSIIITlOs Ml II A t lOMOKHOW I riio I amutit hlro n rloplnj Paper I x n d r il imiwr for i t un t an l il it i 1 1 1 ka i l I I 6 a U z i ii i 7 i i r lr rosy tMtl J JfJr I noun for Ul ICmmas J1f w c I Table No9 r Womens Muslin Drawer plain hemstitched ruffles well de15c I Cc values I Taljle No 10 Vom anV IOv oia LWo amMo to I clasp only dojlraBU nod r i clnHp Waok only vtecablo for direct wont S3 v oac t 25 C 1 value Special av j Table No 11 18IX Women Vicl Kid boos button or laco pluln or Up tau IIJSU aK V 7 vnluqn taW to J2W per pairs 75 A1 Special Table No 12 womonH BlacJc DroaacJoth or tan I amteC i Cov rt Coth Coiii nlojIv trtm ned wlroi Tl to 41 values J500 J 98 HpIClnl all rrt UAsll 110MS r t iiui tv THr I T ptrn 111 ii ll IlAll 110111 tat SISN tx 39c It M llVMl I Mil llllltl 1 an t Oc ire i In a t t lKM1l IIM 1 1 I 1 11 1 Ii I Vn i flj l J i I r I s ij t t i Ito I x I 4 te 1 t 4 I c j b i i 6y use itw lrztIaII N M Elt I T It IOllh t fled 139 itt IIY on I31lS Tv 33c pltPe M o H in s 2c ourtcti It i c o K D lIATK8 6tao 4i0 lIAl29c 29c 3roin Tatrous Ilciviu nloKrl e lj t 59c lops and joint run urn siitrarr SlOKE Third floor 1M IK

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y I f r f t t ft I I i THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH u 27 1908 I Oil NEVER MARRIED ACTORS ANSWER IN DIVORCE SUIT Taylor Granville Springs a h 1 Surprise on Actress Marie L Gerard McManus I Jlarto McManua Taylor who la known on the stage as Marie Gerard McMoniu today encountered a knockout when Iho asked tor alimony from her alleged husband Taylor Ortuivllle a vaudeville I rotor who takes the part of a chairi II Iplon prlzoflifhter In n sketch called The Star IJout Justice OGorman doe nled the application for 2M a week alimony nnd WX counsel fees i In hln answer Granvllle sprung a sure prise In the shape of a letter he re I celved froun her lawyer asking him If Jie would accept service In a suit for I breach of promise and suggesting that the matter be amicably settled This J letter was written Jon109 although the coaiplalnt In the divorce action sets l forth that Marie Gerard McManus and Olanvllle P Taylor which Is the actor j right name made an agreement of marriage In July JW1 and lived toe i RCthor thereafter She further alleged that Tnvlor deserted her on Oct 5 1907 I Bile named Laura Plerpont us oore I pomlent Says He Married Another There wan a doubleaction surprise on Taylors answer He swore that on Dec M IW7 he married Laura PIer pont and Is now livIng with her He denies that he ever made an agree mont of marriage with the plaintiff and says she wrote him a letter In which shu said Thank God I never married you and am through with you forever She aleo told him he says thit oho was side and tired of him and intended to marry a man named Nottingham J L Packard a theatrical agent made an affidavit In which he said he had read the letter In which the plan tfff admitted she had never been mar rid Says She Spoke of Marriage She also told me says Packard that she was glad to be rid of him and would marry Nottingham Just to make Taylor sore The plaintiff alleged that Taylor j arned 51CCO a week and was fully able to pay JiO i week alimony CANNOT WRITE I t BUT CONFESSES I HfS A FORGER I George Heassler Induced Other Persons to Sign BrotherinLaws Name Pleading guilt to forgery although he can neither rend nor write George JInssler was committed to tho Tombs today by Magistrate Harlow In Centre KtriHt folic Court Hudssler has been grafting upon downtown saloonkeepers through the use ot tie name of his p brother In lnw Joseph Kesselmark who le a detective lieutenant assigned to thu Olllcw of DistrictAttorney Jerome Despite Huassyr handicap In edu cation ho was able to execute for Bfirliw with the aid of Frank Tracy and Holwrt Fein clerks In a lodging liouio at No li Lowery where he Heed They attended to his correspoiul onct1 and for their sham In Ills work Majjlstiato Harlo wilt them to the llouw of Jitntlun tc bo held as wit ne8 KessiIinirk heard a few days ago that various aluonkkupcr had n aked for fr and flu loans by llcasler In every Instance IliUislcr presented a neat wullwrlttin note bearing tho hit nature thai aop red to be that of Kesselmark That funny remarked Kessel mnrk The beet George can do In the nay of writing ta to make his own mark He went out yesterday evening and arrested his brotherinlaw under pressure Huassler confessed that the lodklnKhouse clerks had written out the notes soliciting loans at his dicta tion Ho repeated his admission of guilt to llaBlstratn Harlow today Tracy and Fein said they had no Idea that fleas her was doing anything wrong lie told them they said that lc was get ting money for his bnitherlnlaw who was a policeman and did nut wlsb to figure In the mattor lleassler said that neither Tracy nor rein profited financially by his tninsac tllns which Involved about J100 At least a dozen balonnkeopurs have been found who hold forced request for money passed to them by Hessler TWO BOYS MISSING V Ahr N Ash Iollue to Aid In Search for Sour The ltlrets of two boys went to Po lice Headquarters today and asked that a general nJarin bo sent out for their icons The first was Andrew Hrnun of No 231 East Thirtyfourth alreel Ho said II that MB eon Andrew had loft home yesterday He is eighteen years old five feet seven and onehalf Inches tall of light complexion and hair Ho wore a light overcoat a bluo nock coat and dark trousers IDoklmrdt SpnrrloB father sold that his con who Is fourteen lort his homo No 4U Park avenue yesterday and had not been heRm of since Bokhardt Is four foot flvo tnohea tall weighs elirtity pound and when he loft wore a blue saok coat and trousers of a mixed gray and black material QOV GUILD HOLDS r GAIN OnUfioAKf TON coctlnuM March told tbs Curtli ltint I y fiwrariakMt In Ji U oonaitoln R HOTEL MEN AT BANQUET HONOR MAJOR E E HOOKER First Yearly Meeting of Monroe County Mountain Resort Asso ciation a Merry Affair STIlQUDHIltma Pa March Z7The Monroe County Mountain Resort AJUO clatlon held IU first annual banquet Widnpsday at the Hotel Fulmar the gucsU numbering 200 and Including be sWcs meinbors of tho Ansoclatlon rail road offlclale business men and local and metropolitan newspaper represen tatives The guest of honor was Major E E Hooker the pioneer hotel tnnn of tho Poconos and a photograph of him was given to all present as a souvenir John B William Prujlilent of the association was toastmaster and among the speakers wore George A Cullen General Passenger Agent of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Col Fred P Fox Charles 11 Staples A Mitchell Palmer and Will lam D Nugent Some of the prominent hotel men and others present were P 1h Johnson E E Hooker Jr I D hiltOn John Yarrlck W J and M IX Price I H Trausne C M Foulke H A Croasdalo C H Palmer Samuel Overtleld Grant Edlnfrer and C L Drake The Lockauanna Male Quartet a local organization was well revelvoa In their rendition of topical songs hoadoJ by J Frank Dreher THREE NICKS HIS DIRK Only Two Month Here Slur Have to Spend Four Year In Prtion Vlncenio Cannillo IF not pleased with this country lie lias been hero only two month and today wan sentenced to Sine Sine prison for a term that may extend to four years I Vlncenzo was arrrntixl on Miircli 14 In 1ourtecnth Jtret by 1ollcsiniin OHrlcn of tie FIrth street ttutlon In a specially constructed leather pocket under the lent lapel of his coat Vjn cenzo was wearing a dirk with a lade sixteen Inches long It was ground to a razor edge and the point was of needle sharpnesu There were three rough nicks on the I handle of IN dirk l nch Is bnlluvril to repreacnt some OCCUrlmLC In which It figured with Vlnccnzos aid I Reducing the Waist I Line in Both Sexes Men and women with heavy iwndulou ftb omens who wlllh to reduce them quickly I and safely are usually adUed to ra In far certain tlrcoumo twlallnit mid bending ner chaos that a a matter of fact they should carefully avoM tu being dangerous rather than beneficial A far butter plan In to Use the following three almll household remedies which can be obtalnrJ of any druggist at iiiah cnsm I Ur Vj oz Marmola Lj oz KluU Uxtract Cascara Aromatic and f yoZ JI Syrup Sim olex The are ml ej together al home and taken a teai uuntul after meat and ut bedtime These three make a mixture that U not only perfectly hannlew but actually quite beneficial to the system regulating the ill ireatlon uurlfylng the blooJ and clearing the complexion of pimple and blotch IU chief and urprHlnK benefit is In the A lghl natural manner nfn wulch It reduces the tat p Tlon to the normal beautlfJl lint of a flno phjKlque It having been known u came the rcabwrptlon of lIB much aa a pound of fat a day Moreover It docs It iymmetrlcAlly Co that ro wrinkle or flahbv nJI J r kin mNlfWit1n Strange to say neither dieting nor exercUe are aimed vrain this imple home reclr III bIn used for It well producB rtKulti ludep iidcntly of either and 13 the patient li ln trjcted to eat whatever he or she fancies and Ia alw uermlttod to take things easy I I Rebuilt Remodelled i 20 West 23d Street o A vellUO ua II Fltth otel Opening Exhibit Special for Saturday r i S s Soul Kiss Sailor This beautiful fine Laid hat the latest large hope trimmed with three row of French rotes and wings I round the crown above illjiUation price Opening 1000 i I OUR NEW Childrens Department I is one of the mol complete in the cityWe are showing a line t nap proachable for artuticness at popu lar prices Specials in this new department for Saturday Special exhibit of imported i models from all the best artist of Paris and London E 1 u I a I I I t I Merry Widow The latest shape very large brim newest braids all colts price Opening 1 a25 I I S Altman Q1It WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW SATURDAY MARCH 28 SIX THOUSAND YARDS OF SILKS IN DRESS LENGTHS ONLY INCLUDING ALLSILK VOILES BORDURE CHIFFONS AND ROUGH PONGEES SOFT FINISHED SATINS TAFFETAS NOVELTIES FOR EVENING WEAR AND FOULARDS AT VERY LOW PRICES ON SALE ONLY IN DRESS LENGTH3 I 3411 gtrwt 35ifj trld ratfi 5ij Anrow 1 eO c oOQ NEW SPRING FASHIONS t DAINTINESS and durability colon ci ai only the Jueen Quality shoe artists can combine them Low cuts that are grace personified and boots that add charm to the most shapely tootboth skilfully built on Uuci that inure maximum comfort and service It you havent worn Queen Quality shoe you vc something to look forward to Boots 3 359 and 54 Low Cuts 93 and 330 Sane Dept RcroncI clan dD o J SIXITf1AV19 T020ST EETJ fXEW YORK s v e T RESTAURANT EIGHTH fflFLOOK mJt U t SIXTHIL V 19 TO2O WST EETP NEW YORK Extraordinary Values in Misses and Girls Spring Suits and Coats IillP KV Tlllrd Hour EXTRAORDINARY in the strictest sense of th wordan olfcrin that will increase in vuluegivinjj importance upon inspection and comparison Vith V out n doubt by far the most remarkable sale of the season involving t F r

I I x I f tl It f i e f I I fi i 1E ICI J i I 1 i J 1 II 1 I 1 1 t I i n t y I 1 I 4 1 I 1 i I Misses and Junior 2750 New Spring 3Piece Suits at 1875 New Yorks foremost maker of high grade Misses Suits knowing that we do the largest Girls and Misses business in America came to us with a proposition to take these Suits at n very unusual price concession We couldnt I ass the opportunity byso they are here and the values are positively unprecedented Youll hear this sale spoken of for weeks to conic Charming youthful models of fancy allwool cheeks and Panama cloth becoming coat in severely tailored cutaway effect lined with handsome striped taffeta Juniper neatly trimmed with bands of taffeta and miniature buckles collar and cutis also trimmed Full plaited gracefully hanging skirt with 5 inch told75m special at 1875 A Group Of Misses Suitsa number of Very Attractive Junior Girls Suits new Spring modelsplain verges Iumuia cloths o I iire Pannn in iriy opcnlui en brow and tan shadowstriped serge la cy striped and checked snitingi trimmed with silk hrnid and inuiiuliirc buttons lined in Copenhagen and navy blue also shades of tan brown with satin Full pleated skirt finished w itli fold A and Lhek Coats are handsomely lined with soft cry dressy pirnient for the yiiuii giro SI O TK taffeta or satin smartly tailored Full plcaed or value SltiV at IfiYO circular skirts tailored with deep fold r ri Misses Silk Princess Dresses ot al JtTo tl 510 chiffon taffeta Misses Suits made of Panama cloth nnd serge in nil popular spring shades identical in style Junior Dresses made of imported Rep s with those shown In hlghpriml salts Coats aro medium in one piece Jumper oil cct 5 length double or inpe breasted cutaway effects lined Girls 78 Length Coats 450 with satin Full pleaed skirt trimmed with fold Special nt 51415 Girls Tub Dresses 295 For Misses Millinery and Girls CLEVER styles possessing those distintive features that lend a piquant beauty to the wearer and complete that always desirable smart fashion picture which the welldressed girl carries to well tr Second Floor Misses Trimmed Dress HatS The daintiest and prettiest r hat you can imagine cither in leghorn or i tnmnud uith fine chip m 9 yO ported flowers anti ribbons at r Misses Simply rimmed HatS Large new style sa iori N trimmed with viiiithful but sty 4 halt trimmin at r 4 H75 I I Iracticnl helps fk yf for home milliner S era who make i heir own hats fur An the inri or miss zvi t helps that simplify the lion c production of smart millinery at little price Misses and Childrens Untrim med HatsIn claps Milnns Leghorns etc exclusive youthful shapes and Huts I 65c 98c and 148 Hats for the Little Totss s I 5 years i Id beautiful quality White Milan Hats at popular prices I Ribbon Specials Rich heavy 5inch Messaline Kibbons for A misses hats nil the new colorings real value 2 Ica per yard 23c 1inch dainty Warp Irnt Hlhboiii vh te frrou di With TOM a d olii e deiijfn particularly well adapted far hair ribbon value 7f per yard at 19C Please remember we make those most beautiful and stylish ribbon trimm ngs for your girls hats without charge or labor T Mltl nr t S175 Long Kid Gloves 110 r r iflMaln Floor WITH Easter only few we ks away Saturdays Glove snle tale on more than ordinary importance Its almost a hilfprice sale of Kid Moves presenting buying opportunities which are impossible elsewhere Gluct Liloes blick white Womens hbtitton MousqiieUiire 11U and tan SlTi values nt per pair gt Ubiittoi ItiiKli Mousijuetair liihutton length silk Gloves double I tc ich StedeGlocs black c finger tippe blatk aid white tan n59 slate gray nay blue and rn white and tin gory j lUU pongee s1il sales I 1button length Prix ceam spear hack Long silk CloMs hlaek and whit Ctnmoit Gloves white amid douhletiuer tlpp d clones 198 69C natural STi values loo wrth SI ami SlJ C Boys 1 Street Llo cs desirable serviceable colorinas 59c Belt Novelties at 50c t IIIf1 riimr YOU wouldnt expect to huy the latest novelty the fad of the hourin Belts nt a special price Hut here they areand the price is about half II For Sitimlay about I5H1 Hells made up only of the highest nr ide of silk clistir in every linainub e color and black and whit with jewelled licit Clasp In mss novel ideas including the rigor Head also real cut steel studded Helts actull cost of buckle iilou 50c in AOo And some more Complete each 0 s r q1 I Easter Neckwear t and Veilings f I FreeI iirlluln Floor i r With livery 1nrcJrndtf TIIIS department is Large or Small in t overflowing with all the1 Our Buy Clothing I I 1 Lcpnrtmcnt newest ideas from foreign make 711 cpar J and many excusive creations from r Le Diablg 4 p our own workroom y I Imc The new FascinatingCrurne 1 5QC each for 73clarge Uuttertly Now nil the crTu in Paris If I How fur the neck made of and New York I fine and trimmed with laec net 5 Two slidtsn silk corl he 5Qc each for T icArnd Ties Ii tucco them A bobbin ivtth 1 with Gibson collar made of i 1 a V hI11 groove thats j fine Uerman Val lace i thf outfit r t ftfj 12lC for 25c embroidered half j SCCSIMV the bobbin on the c 1 2 laundered turnover collar t cord until it begins to whirl then send it spinning 25C each for 50c Emhrulcllcc1 high in the air The trck o I HatlsU and Lace Combini l is to cat el it again 11 i J I lion Stocks latest patterns I I 50c each fur nlliiict and Ince trim s5t s cfJ I med Jubot edged with hill i Ct ii and finished with how i A triv 1 lib nn IHiKTie Scocks with or with 111 1t t s J mil how5UcU5175 and up I tHI t J y b Tile new nnH rtcil h indcinbroiilcre l I J 4 i llerlin Collars specially priced ut 1 jrs or 1 Ii 7 35c and SOc each r t Large variety of Ixice Coat Sets j i C i il SOc OSc and 7c each and upward i i C I I Veilings The new Veil I J ings are readynil the latest IIleshelnew Russian Net Dots fancy meshes and ptan meshesat ii5c Basement 25c Neck Huchlnfa yald12 c i lt Wavy Pompadour Rolls 39c 24rXiillun Uipl Mnln Floor TIlE one essential for dressing the hair according lio Fashions latest I requirement The shape mint bo right the roll light and soft Correct 1 aria shapes arc here and here only Mall orders filled Long Wavy Sanitary Floss Pompadour Rolls all colors 39c New Style Washable Chiffon 800 dozen Natural Hair Golf Collar foundations best Nets extru Inr c worth 9lr browns proportioned on the market and the blondes and aiilmrni only exact coPy from the Paris style Dozen 150 2 for 25c white and blnclc Washable Light Weight Shirt 4 for 25c Waist ShlclJs 3 pair for 25c 1750 SilkLined Voile Dress Skirts at 975 tr fhlnt Floor JITST one hundred tor Saturdays selling Had a hundred of these skirts two weeks ago and they were gone before the day was out I ii An extremely beau tiful rich black voile l silk lined skirt usu I j t I 1 ally sold as jW i high as 1750 975 i a at One style set off with wide 1 old ot selfmaterial and hands of taffeta the other gratefully trimmed I t 1 I with one broad and three narrow olds h handsome lustrum f of taffeta over a 1 taffeta drop Just think of it dressy I t i lullpleated silk lined uile skirts in 1 c l regular and extra sizes at l7S This U the last of these skirts we can ecure to sell at this low price We hate i Iniited all aver New York without sucve3 to find the cifiial ot these skirts at the price 9 75 N Basement W m ns 15 Serge Suits 5799 i First Showing Mens 100 Spring Shirts iiTMjiln Floor I THESE Shirts will open the eyes ot m n who ordinarily 4 wear the SI50 and SJ kind We take enormous pains to get into our shirt nt this popular price all the style and all the material lX quality that is possible And the enormous purchasing power ot an organi T J I zation like this makes our possibilities in this line vastly greater than with 1 it r 1 lOur the ordinary furn shing store If t I I 1 r Our first showing of new Spring Shirts embraces many 1 II lm Itllll ll ij Novelties all ot this seasons latest productions l lie materials ae woven Mudri J I I r iind fine 1crfales made in plain anti plcuUd bjorus attached or de 1 1 I fill I I S inched cuffs in so bronil a variety that you are sure to find your par i 1 00 Jf I I II i s y i V7Vf J ticular style special s tJ1 JIiId i 7 LJ r 1 The famous Cluett Shirts at 150 to 300 J i p Mens Blue Chambray Shirts 65c pier ri 4Vt tat 50 dozen Hens Blue Chambray Shirts of exceptional quality usually sold I I at 5 IuO plain or pleated bisom cuffs attached 65c h 1 I Mens 50c Web Suspenders IJ5c 3 Pairs for 100 I I i 1 r 4 Tomorrow we shall sell at 31250 Mens Spring Suits and Overcoats 18 as smart as any in town at and this is putting it conservative Late seao1 Y l financial conditions and other influences have com bined for your benefit to bring to us greater alues in Mens Clothing than we have ever before ben able to oter nt the r ot the opening season a t T fiT 1Innh Ve mint ask you to forget the smallness of the price in con r t sidering this opportu ity and remember only that the lalh ref lag 11 such as we are proud to have in our Jepirtin 7 The Suits double and single breasted include B ue Serge 101 ck Ihilvt 1 aivy Worsted heuot Cus imere and Craheut to huw 1 v 4 all the nI kinks flit make this seasons styles si unn uc and di rtive 1 IiUire I sleeve culTs imusiul pocket laps fancy vest Q L t S Y7 cdlngs trm0s tV 12 0 l es eimi and till other signs of modernit lire proiMimrcd in these extraordinary Suits at s aetwi The Spring Overcoatsfrom toppers to 44inch lengths show the aims upln late tailorinir tendencies t The Ci CnCttC5 nre the genuine Priestley siiuranteeddoiibly t useful garments t Kuppenheimer Suits at S1550 I A To make this sale extraordinarily interesting L t I we shall place on sale at 1550 thc lull r R Spring showing of the famous Kuppenheimer l y I if l Suits and Overcoats including the latest brown it f f ra l J1 gray and olive mixtures 1 y It 1 l I t 1 Men New Spring Hats in Blncks W y t Tans or Drowns JU and SJ f1J BOYs 750 Combination Outfits 500 t wa A Great Boys Day in Combination OutfitsBring in the boys and a fit them up Lverythiiu the latest and bs at a small price 1 r Boys AllWool 750 Comb nation Outfits for 5500 tr9 J Couistng of cll alt allwool thcviota and d ns in nl the latest brown and I grit mixture loon b cisted rt and two ill o Umcker pm al ton will S500 limf nil unu iml ntTcrim of the latest lop Cats and Kiele atfs T L K too e I Combination No Doublebreasted Coatbelt and two pairs L Knlcker Pants in elegant il uhle and twist mixtures m different shading ot olive timid 3 45 imv hllnll l1me little garments for tltoio not wishing to pay a higher price At e v

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1 1 3vfe 3 I Vi THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 27rI9O8 13 M HUGS VICTIM fOUND NEAR TO DEATH IN SEWER 1 S i Bugren Dug Out After Hours I Under Cement and Bricks May Recover DominIck Bugran a watchman la in a fair way to recovery at the Nor i wegian Hospital Brooklyn today attar passing through a remarkable ex perience with thugs The old man wus round by his son John yesterday at tho bottom of a Bower excavation where lie had lain shoo Wednesday night when thugsat tackol him and threw him Into the hole Ills right arm Is broken and he Is cut about the heal neck and shoulders Between gasps for breath liusrren toM Dr hf llmuu of the hospital staff that he had been suddenly nttucke b two masked men with revolvers who demanilcU his monet or his life En raged bv their dlsispolntment In not finding much money on Bugren they beat him with blackjacks on the head he sad As ho lost consciousness he told tho surgeon they pushed him Into the sewer That Is the last he remem bered until he was restored to oonsclous Pffi In the hospital When Bugren was found he was cov ertd with two heavy bags of cement on top of which bricks had been thrown I His son Is alto employed on the ewer i work as a mason Ha had searched all I UsM for jli father and finally dla acercd him b accident when he re turned to work yesterday morning The case was promptly reported to lhe police by the hospital authorities I but apparently nothing was done to trace the old m ns assailants There hate been many report of burslaries I and assaults rn the precinct lately which the police hre tried to suppress 1a trick sjmmer U captain there I LefflerBurckard Appears as Fidelio BY SYLVESTER RAWLING El rltOCEN S Fldello was re B peated at the Metro ollUm Opera House last ntsrht with Leffl r Burckord Instead of Berta Morena In he title part The change was not for the better The Berlin sopranos oleo has Uio characteristic Oerman I faults It la strident and explosive and i last night It was often flat To the rafter passages she gave many touoh I of color and occasionally as In her a Bruniihllde In Die Walkxiro there were Indications that with her voice properly used she would bo far more f impressive but they were transitory Hers ls a sturdier Impersonation than Morenis The Kilters Is more ro mantic and better sung JLahler and the vuxjnestra aatn I gave silendld expression to the Lxo J fore overture No 3 It was the feature of tho evening Bolla Alien au Mar repine did not please us well as last week She seemed to be affected with somo of ftlorBurclcard fault Burrlon as Florestan Dines as Tlocco Gorttz 11 llzarro Ritas us j Jacqulnn and Can Hoov as tae Min ister repeated their characterizations There was a fairly large house and much applause VOUPE ORCHESTRA PLAYS NEW SYMPHONIC SUITE The Vnlpe Symphony Orchestras anal concert of the season at Carnegie Hall last night served to Introduce a new symphonic suite bv Fritz Stahlbere a I young German now living In New York Tcilxrs Wcltcnmeer Across the Sea of the Worlds Is Its title It Is interesting and mtlodloui programme ltl music vIt tout muoT ortKlniftv or steal t nl ti T nitl tl scribed as TO Foreign Lam Frol KI nay il 10 ui tC iinlgntnu and Land In tttla first and the third nro the most attraotlM Mr Volpp voting men showed their ctistomir earnestness and mhn asm and played with spirit and precision in the StahlberK composition and In Bee thovens Fldello overture iiml T ohdt kowsks Pathetlque symphony Ru dolph Oans gave ix brilliant cxjvluon of Uszts plnno concerto No 2 In A major There was a large and enthu siastic audience REFUGEES GO TODAY PORTAUPRINCE March 27The Bevontyflve refugees In the legations In PortauPrlnco will leave today for Klnsston on the German cruiser Bre men All but two lerused the Govern nients guaranty of safety If they fchoultl elect to letuin tll their luili Tho United States gunboat ilurlettii arrived here yesterday from Guan tanamo Tho Inltetl States cruiser Des Moines has been hero for some time flOPULPR EASE I IAMOS IF A man is judged by the com pany he keeps why shouldnt his musical taste be judged by the piano he buys A Pease piano in your home is an indication of your ability to judge tone correctly lOur prices are moderate and our 3year payment plan most I economical I Used pianos of good makes I I from 125 up Write for 1 catalogue 7 PEASE PIANO CO 128W42dSLNearBwayNY BrooklI lataaety YewarkBrataeb 111111I1 rtt1 1 18 New St I ch HELD ON CHARGE OF USING I BOGUS TRADING STAMPS Charles Katz a Brooklyn Skew Dealer Put Unier 5000 Bail I Charles Kate A hall dialer at No 2977 Fulton street Brooklyn has been held In MOO ball for trial after a hear ing In the Now Jeraey Avenue Court on a charffo of Using counterfeit of the trading lUunpa of the Sperry It Ilutch InioQ Company Mr Katz made a vigorous defense de c g that he purchased the stamps Innocently but the court oakl be know tho trading stamp company alone had the right to dispose of the stamps FORM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF I C CHURCH GRADUATES Attempts have repeatedly been made to form the pupils and graduates of the famous old school atlachod to the Church of the Immaculate Conception a 8 either an Old Pupils Guard or an Alumni Association At last nights meeting a number of men prominent In the affair of the oily were present In eluding John F DooVSitr James E Peg nam Charles P DIllon John Daily Matthew W Ryan James B Lee and Joseph A Courtney Tho Idea met with the approval of all these gentlemen and Itwad decided that an appeal bo addressed to all the former students and graduates to send their names and addresses to Mgr Mur phy Oi3 East Fourteenth street at the oarlleat possible moment Tho tempo rary organization was formed by the election of Mr Dillon as chairman and Mr Iee 01 Mcretary Mr Dillon will act as delegate to tho Associated Alum I ni Association of the Parochial Schools Of New York Out of Sorts rpHAT IS something is wrong with baby but we cant tell THAT what it is All mothers recognize the term by the lassitude weakness loss of appetite inclination to sleep heavy breathing and lack of interest shown by baby These are the symptoms of sickness It may be fever congestion worms croup diphtheria or scarlatina Do not lose a minute Give the child Castoria It will start the digestive organs into I operation open the pores of the skin carry off the foetid matter and drive away the threatened sickness I Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of I ToP r HackeR Crhart 6 AT BROADWAY m 13th ST SPECIAL For Friday and Saturday Only ANNUAL SALE Boys Childrens Spring Models in RUSSIANS SAILOR SUITS REEFERS 500 i Regular Prices 750 875 1075 NONE SENT C O D

rrr Broadway at nhL rihLbil la Womens Thirteenth St UlBUlIJ O Department I I The Leading Specialty House for Tailored Suits Tailored Suits for the Girl of 8 to the Woman Who Takes a 46Bust Measure Extraordinary AssortmentsPerfect Fit Extraordinary ValueSuperb Tailoring Specials for Friday and Saturday Junior Tailored Suits Sizes 10 to 16 For Girls For Misses For Small Women Spocil at 10 value J15 Three quarter box coat suits Satin lining detachable embroidered linen collar and cuffs Full side plaited skirt Fashioned of stripe serge in Copenhagen blondine navy blue and tan also fancy stripes Short length skirts tim Special at 1250 fro value 1i50 Fancy trimmed coat suits in single and double breasted models straps of ma terial inlaid rajah collar and cuffs over laid with braid Full plaited skirt with fold In Panama all the new colors Sim ilar model in hairline stripe serges and stripe mixtures Special at 15alue 11070 Prince Chap cutaway suits fancy collar of silk in stripe and plain color sergealso double and single breasted coat suits in tan Copenhagen navy and brown Girls Reefer Coats 61es 0 to 10 SInO 12 to 16 4 75 575 value JSDO Fine serges in scarlet and navy also fancy striped fabrics in mannish tailored models with velvet collars Girls9 Wash Dresses Special at 1150 value PoW Jumper Dutch neck and high neck models in white and colored lawns check ginghams check percales trimming of solid contrasting colors sizes 6 to 14 Womens Misses Suits U 1975 Values to 2950 I THE models in which these suits are fashioned are the very latest designs brought out by the masters here and abroad ideas that are original and dif ferent from the ordinary kind The new I dip front is shown in many varieties II French seam suits button through coats butterfly models and single and double breasted designs in different length coats All the effects in skirts are per fectly described i I BEAUTIFUL fabrics that are unusual to suits at this pricerich lustrous I French serges all the new color com binations in stripe Panamas in light and dark two tones worsteds and mannish materials in handsome patterns SOME of these suits are strictly man nish in style others are elaborated with taffeta and merveilleux collars and cuff fancy vestees pique collarettessou tache embroidery and other trimmings fa f THE rainbow hasnt a more extrava gant show of exquisite colorings than are to be seen in these suits An other point are the new linings of stripe and check taffetas in harmonized colors with the material I MILLINERY DEPARTMENTa 6 We Place on Special Sale For Friday UP Saturday Only 65 Broadbrimmed Georgette English Sailors Special at 750 Value ju In all the colorings of Jap braids rough and ready straws adorned with flowers foliage rings ribbons and novelties The Event in Fur Coats Continued C racul Gouts 27 to 52 Inches long f3300 to 6950 Pay l3 Deposit Pony Skin Coats 36 to 52 inches long 3800 to 9500 Balance in October French Seal Coats 30 to 52 inches long 6500 to 11000 Goods Purchased Aleutian Seal Coats 30 to 52 Inches long 13500 to 21500 Now Stored Free of Qentilna 51 Coats 24 Inches value 250 9500 Charge Oeuulno Mink Coats 24 Caches value 750 39500 We are prepared to a Where valued are not mentioned alongside of price they cept orders for repairs range from 8500 to 35000 and to take urs for storage 0 IJ tt6 Broadway at Thirteenth St IiMl tChilu t I II r N t Herald Broadway f Square J U1 11fTnmpauy at 34th St 1 l i Distinctive Suits Overcoats for Men at a middle price Twentyfive dollars is neither too much nor too little it is a fair average of what one might expect to pay for garments that are far above the level of ordinary and well below the level of extravagant cost We do not hesitate a moment to have you judge our broadest con ception of merit or the capabilities of our tailormen by the apparel we price at twentyfive dollars Spring Overcoats and Raincoats In block Oxford or fancy materials fly front or buttonthrough models Self or velvet collars Choice of slightly formtracing or extreme box styles In black or Oxfords they arc silk lined throughout nnd silk faced Suits in two or three button models con servative or extreme cut with many varia tions of pockets and sleeve cuffs At 25 Ready for Service Suits for Boys and Young Men AGES 14 TO 20 Y13ARS 10 to 23 Comment of salespeople may be taken as sincere They usually express pleasure when the articles they are to sell give promise of an easy task Our staff in the department of apparel for youths has shown much enthusiasm over the new models and fabrics and voices the belief that in both we have surpassed our productions of seasons past The variety of patterns is practically without end Saturday March 28th 2000 Washable Dresses for Girls Sizes 5 to 14 years Value 150 to 500 At 98c 148 198 248 I A large variety of entirely new styles fashioned of plain and figured lawns percales chambrays ginghams or madras in white and colors Girls Spring Coats s cs 6to 16 yrs Value 950 and 1150 at 590 690 Threequarter length models of navy serge cheviot or fancy mixtures lined throughout Hats for Boys Girls i spying fashioned of the highest grade Milan straws in all the latest shapes 200 tO 795 Soft Felt Hats for boys and youths In nil the new Spring colors 150 to 295 I A Special Sale of Shoes for Boys Girls x 1 Sizes I to 5Y Regularly 350 at 260 jOr BOys Sizes 10 to DJ Regularly 250 at 185 Girls Sizes BJ to II Regularly 8175 at 120 cad j Sizes III to 2 Regularly 250 at J70 Misses I Sizes 11A to 5 Regularly 300 at 220 Announce for Saturday March 28th Special Sale of 250 TailorMade Suits for Women Regularly 2950 to 4500 at 1975 A prominent manufacturing tailors entire sur plus stock of tailored Spring suits consisting of plain or fancy serges Panama cloths fancy stripes checks and mixtures in a large variety of new mcdels large medium and small sizes An Important Special Sale of Tailored Spring Suits Lingerie Silk Dresses for Misses and Small Women 14 to 18 years 32 to 36 bust 100 Tailored Suits of fancy Spring suit ings in stripes checks and mixtures serges andr J8 50 Panama cloths in assorted plain colors a vari cty of new models Regularly 25 and 2950 Washable Jumper Dresses Of fancy lawn 490 or percale assorted styles Regularly 750 Ldn jerie DressesPrincess model oft batiste in white pink light blue or champagne J 290 elaborately lacetrimmed Regularly 2250J Taffeta Silk Jumper Dresses in plain J650 colors or fancy striped Regularly 2500 c 50 Tailored Suits For Girls and mall Misses 1 n 1250 12 1Z5U l 12 to 16 Years7 Value 1850 j Of navy serge in fancy stripes checks or mixtures Furnishings for BoysSpecial Shirts of madras or percale coat models With85 plain or plaited bosom cuffs attached in white orp 851y light and medium colors sizes 12 to 14 J Pajamas pf fine percales in striped or figured CO C effects 4 to 18 years Value 75c Clothing for Boys We arc prepared to furnish in superior assort ments stylish and thoroughly well tailored attire for boys at most reasonable prices Norfolk Suits Sizes 6 to IS yrs stoutl2 to 17 yrs Knickerbockers Russian Blouse and Sailor Suits Sires 2Vi to 10 yrs made with bloomer trousers Spring Top Coats Sizes 8 to 17 yrs Spring Reefers Sizes 2 to 10 yrs 750 850 1000 1250 1500 1650 Extra trousers to match suits when desired Special for Friday and Saturday Norfolk Suits with two pairs of knicker j bocker trousers of durable mi ed cheviots and j 395 tweeds sizes 7 to 17 years Value 650 j Of blue serge and cheviot and tweed mixtures 1 x sizes 7 to 17 years the new 2 or 3 button 5 90 models Value 900 r Spring Top Overcoats in the new long 1 threequarter models ol cheviot and tweed mix f 4 95 tures sizes 8 to 17 years Value 675 J Spring Reefers of navy blue serge or cheviot 1 also mixed cheviots and tweeds sizes 2j to 10 f 495 Scars Value 675 J a p P bgR y a a a d y t ao r r ads d tai a l r dr s P i i V 1 I T of N to a f k Y a I ti h v rkY I I j i FYI c t tot a s e y t s0 r Et I C Ill Marry Him to Make a Homo for Mother by Herbert IiRrilmm nutwr of Im Mnjni1 ow U rOt Sou tvniz Hume Sweat home Shuplrv wllh pub Mu lord ilothcr Is the figure oi UUiu MouD UUD o Clara ViUiiwr Uj pcrmUil p 014 Time Sakat tc Ill Harry Him to Hake a Home for I bong I 1

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