The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1911, Page 8

ee sae ort EE Swames Snr = x > CITY OFFICIALS = MAY BE INDICTED “FORFRE HORROR Evidence Prepared for Grand Jury to Show Culpability of Building Department. MAY REVISE CHARTER. Coroner's Inquest Brings Out Locked Door From Survivors. of Diatrict-Attor assistants, Rost to have the terday nd indicted Max Harris, proprietors Waist » tor fire escapes Testimony quacy of the one building has alrea Grand Jury, and further testimony will be heard when the resumed on that ipdictments ¢ againft certain ofict t r Department may be fled with Judge O'Bullivan, based on the fact that the necessity for mor ¢ #, caused by the construction of adjacent build ing, had not served by those whose duties pwn by Iaw to look out for su Fixing Assistant District-Attorney whose labors brought ments of Harris e into the law applicable to the duties of structure. to the tnade- cape on the ¢ Bullding been the city officals. \f Section §2 of the Labor law provides | bor shal v ext y Grand Jury retatty of the in a str to the violation law requiring three st ture of the size of Building when it was built shows that, | at th request of the sioner of Bu a " e architect, the at that tim waa 80} » had been pi vided for in the Interior court of building Commissioner of lding of the laxity rk City Charter that tt will be tm -the Grand Jury to file ind tot ape! Coroner's Jury Still Probes. Agsistant Foreman Jacob Woll 4 Hook and Ladder Con the first witness before ed at the build. ing persons were ping from the eighth, ninth and tenth floors, ie couldn't count them, but it seemed tif- teen or twenty were in the alr at a| % time. Describing the | testified: “On the ninth floor 1 ror further, Woll Only three “What was the on the eighth, ninth and when you got there?" Ar Kim, one of the Jurors, asked, “All burned away.” And the partitions?’ Burned away.” ‘ondition of Charles M pany, testitled bodies from room on the | before th “Did you know Mr, Alter?" Mr, Buben A ki gave us—but hard leather heels: will do it, if you keep THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRI L 12, 1911. to examine the purses! and Nineteenth street te-tified that she] and the Washington Place wall. 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Theyrhave not worn hard leather heels long enough to destroy the natural resiliency and elasticity of their feet. It takes time to ruin the walking mechanism that Nature on wearing them. Fvery step you take with hard leather heels sends a jolt through the spine and the nervous system. When you consider that you bring the weight of your body down on NG the hard pavement every time you step—and that means BN several thousand times a day—you can realize what injury ‘ this constant pounding causes to the delicate oachinery of your body. That is why most grown people are bothered “with some kind of foot trouble. Their leg muscles lack tone; their feet hurt; they have aching pains in the legs and back ; and they tire easily after a short walk, Put a cushion of new live rubber under your heels and Go to the nearest shoemaker, pay him fifty cents and | have O’Sullivan’s Heels of New Live Rubber | attached to your shoes. Then get out and walk. You will feel as if you were walking on air. will be suprised at the ease and smoothness of your walk, It is the light, elastic step of youth, You will find that you can walk much farther without fatigue, and that walking has be- come a pleasure instead of a conscious, tiring effort. Wear Heels of New Live Rubber for Easy Walking and Get a Fresh Grip on Life 1D gins OF ongurt The keys diways! | came out of the dressing-room after the | Raphael asked If the space wasn't| were in their looks and, tied to the 3 Fine white shirts with imported bosoms of I pique, pleated or plain, and bodies of fine English d O’Sullivanize Your Walk i& You 4 Extra—Flower-trimmed Hats at $5 Practical shapes of serviceable straws and braids, trimmed with roses, violets and other flowers and foliage—all of good quality. These ware prepared to prove that the Easter hat may be all one could ask from the standpoint of attractiveness and still possess durability. The styles in this $5 showing speak for themselves. We invite critical inspection of the quality. Basement, Old Building: 300 Women’s Tailored Suits, $14.75 Of $18.75 to $25 Grade These Suits show their quality in every line. The materials are fine, most of the coats are silk-lined, and the tailoring is un- usually good—in fact, the maker is noted for careful and skilful work. Materials are serge and worsted. Colors, navy, gray, tan and black. All sizes, from 32 to 44. Ready Thursday morning. Order Easter Eggs Early Candy Shop, Basement, Old Building. Basement, Old Building. 1,200 Lingerie Waists of $2 and $2.50 grade at $1.35 With long and three-quarter sleeves. We got these extra values because we were willing to take the long sleeve styles with the others, although more women are asking for three- quarter sleeves at the present time. Twenty or thirty styles and all sizes in the group. Basement, Old Building. Women’s Low Shoes The surplus stock from the “Queen Quality” factory offers a choice of a number of styles in low shoes of patent and tan leathers, at $1.90 and $2.40. All of these shoes were made to sell at $3, $3.50 or $4, and most of them are stamped with one of these prices. All sizes in the group. Basement, Old Building, Girls’ Long Coats at $3.75 Plain coats of blue serge, red cloth or shepherd check; with satin trimming. + Young Women’s Suits | An excellent group at $12.75. Plain tailored \ffand sailor collar models, some with the collar inset with natural pongee. Blue and brown serge and black-and-white check. Basement, Old Building. Men’s Dress Shirts longceloth. Made to sell at $2.50 but here at $1.25 because the maker is reducing his assortment of styles. All coat shirts with cuffs attached. Several § 7 styles of bosoms. : All sizes in the group. At $5, plain double-breasted coats of diagonal Basement, New Building. | worsted, full-lined. Basement, Old Building. - JOHN WANAMAKER -: Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street THE JOHN WANAMAKER STORE. To Know the Possibilities of a Trunk One Must Know a MENDEL Trunk | The ordinary trunk is a makeshift—an inconvenience to be put up with for the time being. To unpack such a trunk for the sake of the contents is the first thing one does at the end of a journey. But a Mendel trunk is different. Really a combination of wardrobe and chif- fonier, one’s clothes are as comfortable and well cared for as when at home. Here are the outer garments, the coats and trousers or coats, waists and skirts, as the case may be—each on its separate hanger free from pressure and creases—and all shut in by a dust-proof door. {| (EFS 1 RS SOCKS CUEFS | Cott Here are the collars, ties, handkerchiefs, etc., fraterniz- ing in the top drawer as in the chiffonier at home. Drawer No. 2 is properly partitioned off for shoes and hats, And here is a drawer for underwear, another for shirts, another for extra shirts, white vests, or other overflow; and down at the bottom is a large drawer in which to throw the soiled clothes as removed. The trunk we have pictured is only one, remember, of at least fourteen kinds of Mendel wardrobe trunks on our floor ~-trunks for women, for men, for both— and for long or short journeys. Then there are steamer trunks and dress trunks of as many more kinds—all Mendel made, light, strong and good looking. Mendel trunks here at $15 to $100, Wardrobe trunks, to $100. Basement, New Building A Mendel Trunk for a Man's Use. Ball Season Is Open! And the John Wanamaker Store is ready with all the new athletic goods An up-to-date Sporting Goods Store right on Broadway—a store that carries everything from a baseball to a motor-boat. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth'avenue, Eighth to Tenth street.