The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1909, Page 6

i —_—_ { ‘ 1 ‘ 1 1 t 1 Sr Beer terwsrers> -BG Bras eewr SRV V OSU SSoGe ——as FT PONED FINE Vice Crusader Didn't on Judge Malone’s Way of ‘ Doing Business, ADVISED GUILTY PLEA, Joseph Moynahan, Western Lottery Man, Almost Fainted When He Heard Sentence, Joseph T. Moynahan, the financial genius who Introduced Into New York a lottery scheme that has heen having a Great run in saloons, cigar stores and barber shops, almost fainted away to- day when Judge Malone In the Court of General Sessions sentenced him to alx months on Blackwell's Island. He had pleaded guilty to conducting & lottery because Anthony Comstock had assured him he would get off with ® fine. But Anthony Comstock made his promise without figuring upon the | Gisposition of Judge Malone to infitet severe punishment upon all offenders, regardless of their friends and Influence, Moynahan, who js thirty-one years old| and lives at No, 24 West One Hundred and Fourteenth street, came here from the West a few his Ittle lottery scheme. It was worked with cards distributea among saloon- keopers, cigar dealers and others who cater to men. Worked Well in Denver. The cards carried a row of numbers from 1 to 1% down the side. At the top of each card wr r concealed by a paper fas: 4 on with seals, Pa- trons drew numbers by lot and sign their names opposite the number drawi on the ecard, paying from one cent for, mie to $1 for the number 100, | © card was filled the seal was Doesn't Agree with Comstock, Under the civeumstanees Comstock decided t if Moynahan would 1 promise to foynahan had others write Judge Comstock bas off with a fine ut I de i Comstock about fines s that no crime should refore I shall send ary for six months ————————__. AG. VANDERBILT HOME JUST TO KILL TIME Going Beck Oe to London in May His Coaches. Run Public G BROOKLYN LINE AFTER NEW MANHATTAN BRIDGE, P — GIRL HELD FOR THEFT. m 1 , ‘ — The h ; Wire ‘ neat Sunday's World, Figure Hoboken Magistrate jonths ago and started |.) __ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH NE “WORK LIME” FAD (Quickly Gets Labor for Erie Rail- road Company. Recorder McGovern, of Hoboken, who | 1s a self-constituted free employment agency, the hard condition of the workingmen of his city, received word to-day from the Erle Ratiroad that twenty-five men were required at 1 o'clock on 2 bawken coal docks. The new him as he was hearing a case in t! police court. As soon as the case was finished, the Recorder adjourned the session, put on his overcoat and hat, and hustled the docks. Within ten minutes hy | rounded up 20) men willing to™t | Job at any kind of manual labor, | Many of them were known to him | He picked out twent e whose needs were most urgent and discovered that only four of them had car fare to Weehawken, T he cash necessary to transport the rest hem to the coal weet continually working to reileve have bee because the labor supp of the demand. Recorder nas, personal ly Gov Tn able to we ork MISS DELMONICO WILL RETAIN STOCK Has No Intention of Disposing » Women’s $15 of Control in Famous Restaurant. When | slated Reduce Fat A Pound a Day Rengo Has Solved the Problem of Fat Reduction Without Starvation Diet or Tiresome Exercises. We Gladly Send a a i Box Free to All, s You eat Mt Like ‘a sty and safely reduce !a day will never necd anything else to re irsel{ to perfectly uormal form and sale by all Arie ate at $1.00 Riker & Sov Co., 7th ave, Pron near * none at 15c, 25c, 35¢ (niger) Clarnoe Saie Al Tals Weed WoRLD'S choice classical operatic and p ypuilar sl ot Co, near B'way. 4 bea Organ: 1 St, Special. Frid’ y RATINPROOF Silk Coats oo B. NCUAT ayaa 83] ay, bet. 12 & 13 Sts ty diy No Batra Charge tor it ‘ ay ‘ sret Messenger te the city engi OP M, MUSIC! 13 BY COMSTOCK, HE OF RECORDER PUTS OF CHARGES,GRAND GOT SK MONTHS 29 MEN IN JOBS. RY D CENSUWED Judge Dike Says Presentment Against Brooklyn Ol Was Improper. CPR The Effects of Opiates, Tt: INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to opium and its various i preparations, all of which are narcotic, is well known, Even in the smallest doses, if continued, these 8 cause changes in the funo tions and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later life, Nervous diseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of aye Kings County G A presentment dent Bird Charles Frederick A owers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet Heffernan w in their anfaney: The rule among physicians is that childret a should never {out first havir xplanation Teceive opiates in the smallest doves for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable, The administration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and other parca e to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongl decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it, Children who are ill need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a crime to dose them willfully with narcotics, CO Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the 1) Signature of Chas, H, Fletcher, * Genuine Castoria ways bears the signature A Vedi se ffananty § He Fnihing 4 Neowr' :1The March Sale of China and Glass Decorated Chinas and Porcelains, Showing Skilled Workmanship, Exquisite Ornamentation and Exceptional Price-Savings A little world’s work of many noted potters and artists, whose patient, admirable labor and skill have shaped and ‘perfected the fair forms of these new Tablewares and peopled them with smiling concept ons in figures, flowers, blossoms, garlands and traceries, of such fresh grace, dainti- ness, and in such exquisite color. 0 5, that the most subtle pen cannot rightly picture them, ' Tomorrow's special features, fore, and the really remarkable opportunities for savings, | Judge Dike hn exonerating | from the off to-day rendered a di | the latter Messrs. Coler, were presented a: of local boards, Adams and Heffernan having altered claims particularly the Bay ere alleged to have the BR New Wanamaker Building. Store Opens at 8.15 ana Closes ato P.M, due to vast quantity buying, with attendant price-concession, are so much more attractive than can be conveyed here, that the following brie catalog merely sketches an outline of the variety, and its economies, in Decorated Chinas. SCULPTURED AND FLOWERED DRESDEN CHINA In addition to the paitited and decorated pieces, there are many of these lovely Dresden creations that are pierced and perforated; others Eien ed and modeled in relief in minute figuies, flowers and trellis work, tinted and under- glazed in delicate, transparent colors. Vases, $12.50 to $17.50 Plates, $12 to $36 Compotes, $3.80 to $20 Jelly Dishes, $5 Tea Sets with tray, $17.50 to $20 Cake plates, $4.50, $5 and $10 All one-fourth below usual prices QUAINT, PRETTY DECORATED BREAKFAST AND OTHER SETS | Chocolate Sets, $5.75 to $30 set, usually $8.50 to $40. Breakfast Sets, $9 to $25 s ually $12.50 to $35. Ice Cream Sets, $6.50 to $10.50 usually $9to $13.50. Tete-a-tete Sets, et, usually $3.75 to $20. Chop Sets, $0.75 to $25 set, usu: $8.50 to $32.50, Set, usually $3.50 t 5 Croton Sets, $1.25 to $7 set, usually $2 to $10. Water Sets, $3.50) to $1o set, usually $4.50 to $20. FINE FRENCH CHINA TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS An attractive variety n many decorations and color-efiects—25c each, usually 40c. CHARMING FLORAL MOTIFS IN FRENCH CHINA PLATES flowerets in decorated Dinner, Breakfast, Tea and Bread-and-butter Plates; 25c¢ each, | Chop Dishes, $5.50 Salad Bowls, $6 Sprays of blossoms and usually 35c and 40c. NEW DESIGNS IN DECORATED CUPS AND SAUCERS Tea Cups and Saucers, $8 to $18, usually $12 to $36, Alter-dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers, $8 to $12, usu- Chocolate Cups and Saucers, $0 to $15, y $ ally $12 to $20, to $18. Bouillon Cups and Saucers, $9 to $24, usually $15 to $40. A WIDE VARIETY OF CURIOUS AND INTERESTING STEINS These are all the celebrated Villeroy and Boch wares and exhibit many original features in design and colon. range from $1.35 to $10, and usually cell at from §2 to $16.50 They Second Gallery, New Building. Fresh, Pretty GUIMPES:2t$1.85 The spice the news comes from the fact that these guimpes are the newest and most desir- able styl s, as any woman can see fo: e They are made of fine plaited Breton net, with insertions of Valenciennes lace and Tosca net beadings, in three diferent styles—all with long sleev.s and new Empire collars. Tomorrow morning at $1.85 cach—Not on sale today, Main Aisle, Old Building. Women's Muslin Underwear The prices are smal! and find they hardly repiesent es of these well-made yar lence of material an mings and finish of these und orset Covers ¢ ¢ yoke, or la More Than a Suaie ot Styles In NEW LING es WAISTS Ex no trir é A characteri "The t trim ity mode! a was made specially for the At 50 th solid orem: ery edge. All finished with rib un bead ng. 50¢—Carnbrie Di and plaits, or tri a.e, hemstitched plaits or ‘st Nightgowns of nainsook or lace a sly trimmed. $1, Combination d Drawers or Co ertily trimmed. allions, Third ft laces, plaits a tr, Old E embrc tof ol | SLLAS That Will Weather { ; IUMBRE EN 7 ENOMEIE and April Showers News from the : Ginghams { a fine record ¥ ining the narming d y fur th each ed up y fell and 28 inch sizes, Pe A | former records } n surpassing | qualities $3, ior usual $4 and $5 values hand es Main aisle, Old Building. floor Eighth to Tenth s ee De Broaawa ante siraat Bs | JOHN WANAMAKER 5, 1909. Direct Entrane oe en a ful figures, Material is hard-f reseda, navy a ee Silk and Lace Dres Dresses that any dressmaker might be proud of dressmaker could produce tor the money, Of Taffeta Silk ina ull ran, asked for, The wais' rows of fine plaiting, Yoke of plaited lace, Silk tie. In all s Women’s Striped Taffeta Raincoats, Several Colors, at $9.75 We Illustrate One of Our Suits for Young Women at $13.75 The Bengaline collar and silk tie add just the right touch of color to an otherwise severely plain costume that is very becoming to slend (See picture at right.) These are On Sale 1S and 17, of the colors th MoS thir and Now —Old Ba Store Opens i StS. ‘and Closes toh M al Ww bu yen, no ey vouth SE ST RR rs =e an Shae | A Sale of Sample Spring Suits For Women, at $13.75 Not a great many—sample lots do not run in large quantities—but there are 150 smart suits here, and they make up in quality what they lack in num- bers. They are the manufacturer's sample garments, from which orders were taken for suits to retail at various prices trom $16.75 to $25. ¥ Fancy Striped Worsted Suits i] Some Three-piece Suits i Variety of colors This § On at $5 With 2 Pairs Of Trousers Sorry We Could Only Get 100 of These Suits In Time for Saturday’s Business There is so little profit in the 1g anxious to turn them out In ‘arge The fabrics are as good as those used in the ordinary without the extra knickerbo cannot be blamed for not beir quantities. suit at $5 and § $5 ted Coat and 2 ¢ re strictly all wool. On m for the manufacturer that he ers. s of Knickerbockers, of fancy Sizes 8 to 16. Sale Saturday—New Basement. [Stal lyf | Boys’ SUIT i i i Our $3 Black Taffeta Waists Are Favorites This is not at all surprising. The p aited front and back style is very popular and the silk is of good, serviceable quality. Now on Sale -Old Uosement Several Thousand “Seconds” 1 Women’s VESTS came tousthe other day. Taking | this large lot made possible the | lowest prices we have known, At3 for 25¢— Women’s light-weight { white-ribbed Cotton Vests that would be 12!%c each if perf | At 12!,¢ each—Women’s lace-trim- Bs bbed Cot'on Vests, that would ff be 25c if perfect. Men's Balbriggan Under- wear at Sc a Garment A favorite weight for Spring. Well- made and finished. Bought direct from makers to secure most for the money, Good STOCKINGS for Men, Women and Children ‘at 12}6c a pair All of fast black cotton. Finer ones ‘or women, at 18¢ and ¢Sc. Oid Basement These $5 Silk PETTICOATS, $3.85 are an aftermath of the Febru- ary Sale. You'll notice there are no plain colors—hence the re- duction; $3.85 for $5 Taffeta Pet plaiting, percaline underlay. 50c for Black Percaline Petticoats with deep accordion-plaited and small tuffie, or deep stitched flounce; or with embroidered ruffle at 7§c. Now on Sale—Old Basement You'll Wonder Why These Shadow-check Muslins are 10c a Yd. First glance will tell you that they are being sold at half regu- ce or less, and you look in ya > reason why. The reason is not in the fab- rics. They are perfect and pretty as can be—with half invisible white check backgrounds and dainty floral decorations. Manufacturer was overstocked. That is why these tempting tis- sues are 10c instead of 20c yard. On Sale Now—Old Basement Sa'e Saturday Morning- Hard-finished Serge Suits Satin, Taffeta and Peau de Soie linings Season's Smartest Styles Needless to say that cach of these Suits, at $13.75, represents a decided op- All sizes in the lot. Old Basement, Wanamaker Candies and Favors Assorted Taffy -SPECIAL— Assorted Gum Drops, 30¢ Ib. Jordan and Burnt Almonds, 60¢ lb, Gum Waters, all kinds, $02 Ib english Wafers, 402 Ib, ler's Nibs, 80c Ib. Peanut Brittles, 20¢ Ib. Assorted Chocolates, 30c, 60¢ and 80c “Week-End” Candy, 40c Ib, box. St. Patrick’s Day Favors at 5c upward and Green Candles to go with them. On Sale Now—Old Basement Sc Ib, 24-inch All-silk Natural Color Domestic PONGEE At 58c a Yard The plain flat Tussor weave that launders as read- ily as linen. In demand for Summer dresses, under- wear, pajamas, night shirts, etc. : On Sale Now—Old Basement Good Time to Buy An UMBRELLA whether you really need one or not. Accidents are always liable to happen on the blustery days of Spring, but you can't always match these prices, $1 for reguar $1.25 American Talicta Umbreila:, with natural wood handles; 26 and 28-inch sizes. $1.50 for regulor $2 extra quality tape edge, Union Tafleta Umbrellas; natural wood and fancy handles; men’s and women’s On Sale Now—Old Basement JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street ie by aH R A AND eae R. celts Music by Arcange vent of Charies K, Harris, Music Publis WHATS THE VSE Y AF GUNG BY gath BARRYMORE \ 3 at $105 nore