The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1911, Page 5

ace ate RES OS _ ee et A CCC OLY MONDAY, JULY 81, 1911, Double AL, Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 o’Cloc THE EVENING WORLD, | erable spell of dissiness caused by the Dutt of Oli revolver, and Lane reached forw. nd made @ grab for | | en Oliver swept the man who had HELP WALDO'S AUTO TO DISPERSE MOB Driver Runs Man Down with Machine in Hurrying to Res- cue Police, BATTLE IN CITY Attempt to Save Prisoner Leads to Riot on Border of Washington Square. Petice Commissioner Waldo's big, high- Powered touring car, was used as a ram thie morning by the Commissioner's chauffeur, Richard Oliver, to batter his weg through a howling mob of ovor twe thousand, who were fighting to take @ prisoner away from two policemen tn Washington Square. Oliver dashed through the mob to the Ge of the fighting policemen. He ran ome man over, and sent more than a dosen fying and sprawling all over the| park, while the rest of the mob acattered im every direction after they had taken @me look at the grim, determined face 8 the man behind the wheel In the middle of the crowd, when Oliver arrived, were Policemen Vance aad Lane of the Mercer street station Lane was on the sround, his heimet mashed, his uniform torn into ribbo while Vance was standing over with hie gun drawn, Harty Kay salesman of No. 225 Third avenue, was t Lane whippe: hit Ka with the butt end. of bis car and ran to the man Vance, wh PARK. | ' very near being when Oliver | Pp | eepase Into hie seat out of it and| mounted, while Lane and Vance held) thelr two prisoners. Just then Mary} Radin, nineteen years old, of No. 10 Henry street grabbed Oliver by his cont- alls and pulled him k into the square, whore the nearest ones in tho! crowd Kicked and punched him, | Lane, who was all he good again | by this time, Jumped out of the auto, jena the two men, standing back to back, fought ( crowd, which by this) time had grown to over 3,000. A num-| | ber of citizens forced thelr way through ‘the howling mov and lined up alongside | of the police, and the decks were clear- ing for a pitched battle when Lieut Shay and the tererves of the Mercer street on swooped down on the fecene tn patrol wagons In rlot formation and with clube {swinging right and left, and with! plenty of steam in the swing, the re- serves cleared a path for the he- Heaguered car; but no svcner had the {Oar starred When the crowd rallied | agetn, Some of thy men blocked the Way and otiers tried to scramble into {t from the rear, Oliver threw on full speed and shot right tirough the mob, hurling them right and left FIGHT OVER A WHIP STARTED| RIOT IN THE PARK. ‘ Oliver was driving up Fifth avenue when he wot word that the mob was| jacking the policemen. He wheeled jout and dashed right into the thick of It. The trouble, which culminated in the riot, began when Kane, who was driving & runabout, accused Sullivan of having | stolen his whip. Sullivan denied the) eee and in the alt cation which en- , several blows were struck, The polloecten arrived on the scene as the two men were fighting, and when one | of them started to make a prisoner of| Sullivan, the trouble started When the automobile pulled up at the Mercer Street Station, Mary Radin was on hand; and quite anxtous to J enter complaints against the two pollce- | mon and Oliver for everything on the calendar, She Was shoved out of the station house and informed that she was mighty lucky that she wasn't being locked up for tnt & with an officer, Out on Washing’ aware there came r riot, when the nbate why it had inter men, But the right and left ers had fled. mob beer fered reserves kept on until the last of thi 64 East 23rd Fourth | #1 Wat o4eh ‘beret be Det. 6th and sth Avenues 42 “28 Eyeglass Efficiency To “hit the mark” in any busi- ness requires both skill and ex perience. Harris eyeglass service in- cludes an examination of your eves by experienced Ocilists (registered physicians) —and the adjustment of the mount: ings by skilled Opticians. And ail at the purchase price— $2.00 or more. agen and Opticians Avenve West 125th Street, near Lenox A: sau Stroet, noar John Street Se Broadesy “near rt tout Beetizn 1-4 Carat, $10 Complimentary aa€ Green Trading Siamps Free, Tuesday, in Our GREENHUT Building iba distribution is for Tuesday only. (Premium Parlot, GREENHUT Building, Third Floor.) Only 100 Free Stamps Good in Any Oné Book GREENAUT-SiE EL COOPER © ; OTH BOTH SIDES OF 6™AVE, BUILDINGS. BGREBNHUTPres TErelorsrsNew von No Charge for Alterations on Women’s and Misses’ Apparel—Hats Trimmid Fre Look for the Thousands of “Green Reduction Tags! “Everything | for ead Home. Furniture Sale in New York! "#2 GREENHUT Building Midsummer Furniture Sale—Second and Third Floors. “Companion” Sales of house-furnish- ings, china, glass, lamps and bric- e-brac—Main Floor, “Companion” Sales of carpets, rugs, holsteries, lace curtains and juree—First Floor. MAIN Building “Companion” Sales of household linens, blankets and quilts, sheets and pillow cases, table-silver, etc, $5 Greenhut Building The Biggest, Busiest, Brightest and Best Is Now in Full Swing in Our GREENHUT Building It is BREAKING ALL THE SELLING RECORDS IN THE ANNALS OF THE TRADE! The daily volume of sales recorded is simply COLOSSAL. This remarkable result is due to the most exceptional MONEY-SAVINGS which characterize it. There Is No UNCERTAINTY About Where YOU Will Obtain the BEST acl] and the UTMOST Satisfaction for the LEAST Price, Tomorrow! Simply COM HERE and Save at LEAST ONE-THIRD on the LOWEST CURRENT QU (OTATIONS FOR FURNITURE AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEEDED FOR THE HOME! 46 Enameled Bedsteads and 16 Enameled Cribs purchased from the New York Furniture Exchange at a sacrifice that enables us to offer them on Tuesday at satisfactory prices, which will insure a quick dispersal of the lot. Samples Only, and None Can Be Duplicated at These Prices $4, 15 Sve Pal $14.50 he a metal. | This $7.25 Enameled Bedstead This $7 etic Bedstead... 8 EB led ark inamele $5.25 Continuous posts with brass scroll linner top rail Complete with spring; size 3.6x4.6. Four-post enameled bedstead Made with continuous posts ; 4-6 size. Midsummer Dresser Sale As illustrated; 1 manogany, quartered owk, tuna mahogany andl bird's-eye maple; full swell-front drawers; base 41 Turkish Rockers As illustrated; frames are made with solid oak; finely upholstered seats Specials in Crit Lot No, l--Enamelcd Cribs Mer oe ppen: 1-20 20 inches long, 2tinches deep; oval French || 94" 85 68| $80 with tufted arms and backs; covered 88 East Twonty-e! 3-4 ‘ 29 plate * beveled ti ORR thie: cons 50: ae it ae ee entirely with an excellent grade of POLICE FIGHT WAY TO AUTO —" struction and finis| best that can}] 5-50. De +4 bebe “30 )) tentherette; regularly $22; { AND HOLD PRISONERS. 9 | be had in any gra kind of fur- |} 6.50. » 4.25, 11.00. 7.65 Gale PHHCO... cscs. screens { ¢ le of th wetnin a rass rey ‘ a Vanen beck GULDEN'S | $ A sib phteone, erat 515.50 1 8.00 || Morris Chairs—made of quartered 1 to back, made their way to the car. MUSTARD | . CHIFFONTERS—to match, regular price $5, Lot No 2—-Enamvled Bedsteads oak with weathered oak finish; con- | Vance dragged along his prisoner, who Fi $20; Sule price : $15.00 | $11.00... plete with cushions upholstered in | was yelling { nds to gome and | ! | CHIFFONIERS — solid oak; “golden red or brown Spanish leather help him maki color and gioss finish; five large 4. 9.50. ; Fy : $ j Beat ae thas tthe toare| ras with wooden knobe; 8.00 i ae price $25; sale 10 ‘ ne Soe of the wo small ones, wi a Glimed oats the driver's Kane by @ aie delet Dreasing by addiny rinenar ‘ vio, Sree NGS for ron or brass bed- | 4 this time was coming t 4 consid: ae CeyTe apes See esse. \ ot Wepareaa 4.25 . bail Sideboard Davenport Sofa Beds | Dining Table — 6-ft. extension, “a fi 2 Very en to COL large - As illustrated. A| 48-inch top, pedestal base; u raw ni H s > reg of : @ f | Slesethat bottoms trieafied wth AA ZR, v2% departure in] rextlar price, $33; sale Seyey \ i wooden knobs; large French AY) Davenport eda} Pure pares 4 Ht plate heveled mirvor $94 | WA which gives, when | Music Cabinets—imitation ma- regularly $24; sale price _. MM adjusted, the wi hogany, gloss Anish; 20 inches P China Closet made of quartered 4 hal wide betel = Gali Extension Tabie, tid ae baa as 4 oak, with two mirrors in back; *) Era erated lantepeepateef lit (EU 180 nrondwa: [3 shelves: reg- 596 | A Spring an iphol-} ular price $7; sale price $11. aa | tH OP. M.. Satuntnys Inetuded ; sale tt i ae. workmanship. Desks—mahogany finish; 27 7 : | Looe mas chao) a pel | Caaracleal taropentitiialveni enairaceverech oii VK inches wide, 18 inches deep 10 per cent Ji > bhed fish; {imitation Spanish leather or red or green velour. 26 fitted with | drawer and 1 shelf to pay W ‘ regu'arly $15.30; sale $ Regularly $50; sale price DD] regular price $10; sale Made of solid oak, well sea-|f ; 4 ; pric 12 (GREENHUT Bullding, Second and Third Poors price *7.50 and 1 finished. The ia * % BLT. @ Damas, h round | "Sp epen Monday and Saturda. ; rrr eeeenenencer aoeceren ee , ar a | ed to 6 ft : wane Unis 10 ~————— MAIN BUILDING~ ">" MAIN BUILDING~———- ri “ <0 $ 66 ” pillar and heavy te "a oe y ’ Sé $9 3 ee 2 4!|Women’s 83 and $3.50 $ tt : 3° sa ane $ Everything for the dini “eh F e Pi ae gs $225 ¢ Pumps and Oxfords, : ingly Lrousers a aly F - ies Ve make this rousing sale the headliner for the people. fi Po ers i] Surplus stock of one of the largest manufacturers of usual “Tuesday Bargain” offered in our Men's Clothing Pay $1.50 fortnightly or $2.00 monthly, if more at women's shoes in New York Store and it DESERVES that eminence. jeint 7 ree < oe State: e ir stri -to- There are just 1,300 pairs of these trousers, and among them are convenient. Collectors sent if requested. nN pa i State; every pair strictly up-to inglude Cabot every sort from which the well-dressed man. would Easy Payment Pj 4 date; tan Russia calf, patent wish to } y Mi lant leather, gun-metal; plain or Every size from 28 to $4 waist-measure: cuffed or plain bottoms; for Wr Tear R B verti Lown eenty a e* - =f all wanted fabrics such as these very hi mm ag YV er 4 Oot) $100 ve “2.00 ait tipped toes ;Goodyear-welt soles ; BiNah Oe Bild Ohaninth Mm I all sizes and widths in each Outing D 300 3u if style; $3 and $3.50 @- Striped Worsted: he arpe R Ss Matin Ss Et f id ‘ ‘ ] 5 riped Worsteds Furniture, Carpets, Rugs. gSe Sic. Faw ww Say ii > grades, at.. ces... $ 59 Mixed Cheviots Grand Rapids fu-nicar Fancy Caaaimeres Ice Boxes, L:mps, Clocks, Go-Carts We'slion on all” (jaz, 4 {it Sample Oxfords—sizes 219, 3,314 and 4; widths id ee! ae | K h E Saal Mursbases “w # 1} 4 Cy all with Goodyear-welt soles; about 1,000 M 1 Youth $10 1 $12 Pe } P . ite hoe Uae yen 1 : vill ge 4 en's and Youths’ and 2 Pure « | th é. re. te. ’ 1 ety if your size is here you will get the So i CEN ArEs : C:talogue. Mt in youl ever bought; mage to sell at ag All-¥ ool Blue Serge Suits at 6.85 i Low Prices Marked in Plain Figures 120West2 at ae Fast color, indigo dye, sizes for the youth as weil as for the | i N's SAN aps <eat man, covering the following complete range of size On Everything in Every Department i v A Lt al po a Aa Rerilar Meeetid to Abeoaicun altel to bikes ality cane 36 to 42 | Soleamen to Show the coods, but the goode sell themecives . nf We eradess HULA Oic 5 | Ow Fi | Acres of Floor Space Open Saturday Evenings We L. al ka 1 Lm Bree ea oor Mout oxronns wey Teck ees. Tomes and Se 90 # Powe i A 2 FOR | Ca Cie ee aie The collection includes the $5 and $6 kinds, You. and $3. 50 SHOES wen : Aas Shite eke SLA siriped flannel and serge; with cuffs, belt loops and side buckle AISSES’ AND CHILD: NFORDS—either rubber ar leathe straps yout a! oug <i" « MAIN Building, Second Floor.) BLS FO IN NEW YORK $200 “ ‘“ $2.50 “6 6 shoes aro AN ; i Si an “se “ 5 46 <4) : $1,000 $12.50 Wp | ay in BUILDING —————— MAIN BUILDING MAIN: BUILDING-——— | Payable by the month if more convenies! hi \ “y | 1 V, son Ginette We will open an account for any amour! on} / on ¢ ] U f Two Vacation Specials in j proportionate terme. No limit, small or lars. > LI Wa aists | ean- p 0 Cc Dp ! 2 10% D'ssount if You} X a Straw Hats at Trunks and Rags Preier to Pay Cash Come, tomorrow, and PICK trot Jreds of excellent hats i bmi ' : 2 opular styles shown th on for men dy t it, ie \ pees $ No extra charge of any kind. i ! | iA aw braids in Aatebrim sailors ¢ tt roll il enka Na ek j I ‘ Poeeer en rn eALY BUILDING fi Grank itetiead EEE ; q je niodel; alle! b C a wo Great — “4 9 ively trimmed with Val. an Ba y ar riages “Tuesday Bargains’ | | and corners; S ry) ert ait Ons Venise laces, also soli On the first item you SAVE $4 the second $5.25. | | lock; sheet-stec! ENN | 4 Wy WV A tucked waists with sid These cars are both up-io-dare 1911 md Ibullt') | pottome; deep tray \ / ) frills and trim : ESTABLISHED 1807 hatermnea ret on the Specta ie er eerie a 40 | but there ere DOZENS naatice secleeaee| Regularly $3.00 $4.00 $4.40 $4 88 95.00" 99.08 | Park Row @ Chatham S ‘tyes ar i mete hae et | ar am q. Be vant Usairased ts Bargains" Feather-Weight Bags and Suit’ Cases —extra | | Matar clilssarsicped? ait strong and durable; made of best quality fiber 193 to 208 Park Row wise hie ships 2 bias steel frame; good lock; rosa i pee nt : le-leather= corners, and collar ol outline Th BAG 8 hed ord style slay 2 and roomy; 6 tomorrow, both bag ar id Suit case; each 98c (MAIN Building, Basement.) | (MAIN Building, Pirst Floor.) 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue (Cor, 12st St.) | y, WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS sk for dtm@& Green Trading Stamps—We ps The