The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1911, Page 4

} i } | BETRAYEDBY WIG INTRYING TO CASH A120 CK Young Patrick Gallagher Runs From Jersey City Bank, But Is Caught. A most palpadle wig on the poll of twenty-two-year-old Patrick Gallagher attracted the attention of Paying ler Charles Everts of the First Na- tional Bank of Jersey City when Gal- lagher sauntered in to-day and pre- ented a check for $12,000 bearing the signature of the American Sugar Re- fining Company by Henry C. Mott, an oficial of the corporation. The wig made Everts suspicious, and upon closer examination of the check he Uis- covered alterati Everts called wards, and Gallagher edging toward the door, broke into a run, Special Police- man Robert Farrier, on duty in the bank, started after him, Gatiagher tuok to the middle of the street for eibow room. He was in «a crowded section of Jersey City and soon there were 600 shouting people at his heels. Detective Lamb joined the chase and overtook Gallagher at Green and Montgomery streets. The fugitive put up @ stiff fight, but Farrier and Police- fan 2 closed im to help Lamb all over with Gallagher. lo his wig was pulled froin nis closely cropped head. Gallagher was ‘'ocked up at Police Headquarters. In the mean time the check had been traced. It was drawn vn Aug. 7 by Mr. Mott for the American Refining Company to the order of Gantz Bag © ny of No, 137 t street, Manh and originaliy alled for $1,166.25, ‘The check was matied Monday night, but did not reach the Gantz Bag Co When it got to the First > Bank it called for $12,000 payavle But for Gallagher's wig he jot _ the money. 106 street, Manhattan, and was y by a plumber West Ninety- Hoboken to- when he met a nger in @ saloon who offered him 415 to take the check to the bank and get the He refused to advance “gy explanation about the wig. je baile ll ad, BURGLARS GOT TRUST FUND. obbery Can't Vietia of in Court, All Wen RG. Th eign 210 Lelongin jayer, mae Magistrate Mu day ive, w Lile t puseled ville Court hy had received join. ‘That night bu house and Li #0 of my own, ail the Chisel marks on the door prove sy story. ' The detective who had brought ‘Thompson to court verified the story. Thompson was held for exewinetion REVOLVER SHOOTS GIRL. Violet Fields, a pretty young clerk in the office of H. B. Hardenbur; facturer at No, 8 Contre street, found a revolver in a desk drawer this after. noon. While she Was examining the lodged + |is the matter 4 manu-| | THE EVENING WORLD, WED “HAM AND” ORDERS GOINTO THE STREET Marshals Dispossess Down- fown Restaurant i» “ ay : i s rritable, nervous, sain dca 18 | ined and broken-down women have rev| | North gig | stored their health and strength by the, A short, stout man dropped into! Gnt. a 1* | use of Swamp-Root, the, great Kidney, Krang & Smith's ratheketler at Liberty Premet ster) = i} | Liver and Bladder Remedy. an and Nassau atreets at 10.90 o'clock this | ty, steel y Swamp-Root brings new life and ac- morning and plumped down “Bring me some ham and called to the waite quick. I'm late now. In elght minutes the “ham and” and coffee were in front of the customer. He had demolished about half of bia order when he suddenly found a man in overalls pulling his table away from | ¥. him. “Here,” anid the stout man, “ kind of a deal ts this? What the — th your” “Orders, sir,” said the man in over alls, “can't be helped. We're dispon- sessing this here restaurant and we haven't got any time to lose.” What the stout man said tn the next thirty seconds will not be recorded here. Neither will the remarks a do others who were at breakfast at the same time all of whom had their meals cut off by ten buriles brought in by City Marshall Ike Van Leer to carry out the order of court dispo prietors for non-pay in a few chairs were out on the sidewalk. noon the bottled goods from the bar and the food had beet up and placed outal position of the food in course of prepa the lunch hour was @ problem at first, but the proprietors eventually decided to serve it as a free lunch to the men under the marshal and to auch others in the e vicinity a8 cared to accept y The dispossess on Kkraua and Sm: yinent of two months’ rent. ‘The tal of the basement {s $5,000 a year, made two weeks em was staved off Jer. ducted dent of the Liquor Dealers” A: who gold his good-will in the place for $20,000. WALL STREET. Active selling of ratiroad shares fol- lowed the publication of the Govern- ment crop report. Union Pacific, the Hill shares, St. Paul, Atchison and Chesapeake & Oblo were all knocked down to new low ranges. Lowest prices of the day were established at the close when losses of from 1 to 3 points were sustained in leading features, High. Low. ans Last s BSG OS Amal, Cooper: ee Am. Car & Bary. Climate Failed— Medicine Cured. ba are "8 Freeh air, reat and good food help many Ww fer from Tuberculosis, We argue { Alte: ative should rs used don, Tl ‘During 1905 my ‘phyt Texas, {rom tlemen: JAMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd treet On Thursday, 34th Street August the roth. WOMEN'S HOUSE GOWN DLp'Ts, Flowered Silk Kimonos...... In Both Stores. 3:25, 4.95 and 6.50 Nepligees of Figured Dotted Swiss, ribbon and lace trimmed. Bathing Suits o stripe silk. 1.95 and 2.25 f Satin, trimmed with 4.95 and 5.95 WOMEN’S HOSIERY. tM In Both Stores, Fine Lisle Thread or Gauze Cotton, with double tops and splic: Pure Thread Sil double tops and cotton split soles... ed heels, soles and toes. 6 pairs for 1.10 usual price 4.50 Ik, ingrain dyed, with 75¢ per pair 6 pairs for 4.co JAMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd Street | 34th Street | A SALE OF MEN'S SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS | N Y Am Am Am Am. T (Am: toy ma ah Kil Cent Chee Chics, WITH THE VICTORS, | inier fe |S i ahi Franklin Simon & Co. Satin Crepe Meteor Dresses Tailored Serge Dresses Fall Tailored Suits | " int | Important to All Women Readers of This Paper. ‘Thousands upon thousands of women diney or bladder trouble and never et it a. | kes you nervous, irrit- ay be despondent; to the kidneys, the cause of such troubles. Many send for a sample bottle to sce| what Swamp-Root, the great Kidney, rand Bladder Remedy will do for} them. Every reader of this paper, who has not already tried it, may address eae SPREE SSEE SE Kilmer & Co. eT elt N le free by mail. can yarns the regular fifty-cent and receive sample bott You one-dollar size bottles at all drug stores. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Sts. Early Fall Models For Women and Misses THURSDAY AT SPECIAL PRICES Paul Poiret model for women and misses of satin crepe meteor, in black, navy, Copenhagen blue, a yeatiag caret aed riithed and skirt trim- med with a double row of shirred satin crepe meteor; Dutch lace collar. ve 12 $45.00 29.50 For Women and Misses—Three distinct new models of navy blue or black English serge, open front or back, trimmed with braid, satin or real Irish or Venise laces. Value $45.00 29.50 for Women and Misses, of double or cheviot in navy blue, black or rt j bat ; ie Cippenpeer fie or coronation {1 irple. ats satin lined; new model skirts. bails vaue $45.00 29,50 Two distinct mo faced dia Mourning Dresses Of China silk, crepe de chine or henrietta, Mandarin Evening Coats ‘Women's and Misses’ Imported Japanese Mandarin Evening Coats of silk crepe de chine, in white and evenin, es, silk lined and interlined, richly hand * >roidered with Japa flowers. 29.50 ' Dressy Fall Waists of real Venise, Irish or applique lace, combined with net, embroidered chiffon over laces, colored nets over chiffon in contrasting shades, crepe meteor and crepe de chine. 29.50 19.50 29.50 Will Close Out Thursday Tennis and Polo Blazers For women and misses, latest English Fad, Mannish Blazer Coats in all college colors. Heretofore $8.75 Silk Bathing Suits of navy or black messaline, Heretofore $4.95 striped silk trimming. Silk Bathing Suits For women and misses, of navy or black messaline, polka dot trimming. Heretofore $6.95 Women's Waists French batiste or marquisette, hand-embroi or lace trimmed Heretofore $4.75 Women’s Waists Ot bi le or marquisette, also a number of French ide waists. Heretofore $5.95 ‘B. Altman & Cao. WILL BE HELD TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AS FOLLOWS: MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, usuaLLy $1.50 & 1.75 EAH, . 3 3$ aT 95¢, MEN'S MADRAS PAJAMAS USUALLY $1.75 & 2.50 per sur...) aT $TLN5 MEN'S LURMISHINGS ARE IN REGULAR STOCK, INCLUDING MOTOR AND RAIN COATS, DUSTERS, BATHING SUITS, SHIRTS, SCARFS, HOSIERY, ETC, Fitth Aveuie, 34) aud 35th Streets, Nem York, we yma eA eo , a enema |\>—~s>o— SS Por Other Important Sales Sec This Evening’s Journai= NESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1911, te © 32 Years Leaders of -Frihion UNpIS 19°70 207 STREET. Women’s Another Great Special Lot of Women’s Gloves 89c_| Exquisite Summer Frocks “" asa in This Remarkable Sale $1.25 and $1.50 Their former prices were $6.75 to $12.75—but $ 3.95 INE of those very rare occa- that is only one point—you cannot tell what bar- A wide assortment of styles for your choosing is to you no doubt a dis- sions that economi women appreciate—the qui 7 = ‘ties right up to the best stand- | gains they are until you see them ards, _ &F Main Fioor, hi and white. Glace dressed | tinct advantage—to us it is a matter of regret that, when we are able to offer One-clarp, pique and @-clasp over- such an unusual value, there are so few of each style, even if the lot is a large 5 one. But every dress is a bargain indeed, and the sale is sure to attract a record crowd. We advise the reader to be among the first arrivals to-mor- row morning. EF Simpson Crawford Co. Third Floor, On Sale To-Morrow, Just the Distinctive, Summery Dresses You Need Suited to the requirements of seashore, mountains or in town, for week- end v ind every occasion that calls for a cool, pretty, simple dress. The Most Comprehensive Assortment of Materials 4 Fan y flowered organdie and Swiss, cotton foulards, voiles, tissues, lingeries, linens and other cool and dainty fabrics. Every Stylish Midsummer Model Round neck, sailor collar, fichu effect, lace yokes, ete. Dining in Our Restaurant on the 8th Floor and dust of the att A badge ts petit ecuconed ‘dail, Mxprew tlevator service, ate, wu heavy crocheted bcks. Gloves, embroidered Faris pint heavy crocheted backs regularly 81.25 and 61.50; choice at... '89c Glace Glove Black and white, mousquetaire, 16- button length; values 64.60 and 88. Women's Silk Gloves at 59c For elbow sleeves; black and colors. Women's Silk Gloves at 39c All our Women's, For long sleeves, f-clasp style; Misses’ and Children’s | Handsomely and tastefully trimmed’ in a ‘myriad of iT . ways. If you are wi vill not ee ras Bathing Suits Reduced | fail to shave in this gala event, All Elbow Length Gloves at 39c on sale to-morrow at the reduced | | a Bleck and white lisle. WE Wiciieeir eesti iecssiotvess $3.95 White Felt Hats to Finish Out ‘the Month of August AS you will readily perceive, we are, as usual, first in showing some of the new French shapes (those that will be the vogue this Fall) in white felt. C7 Main Floor, We also show the newest shapes in combinations of black velvet and white felt; and also in beautiful black velvet shapes. Prices range from $1.98 to $11.75 Special Purchase and Sale To-Morrow Women's Nightgowns and Combinations. $ for $1.50 and 61.75 | for $1.00 and $1.25 1.00 Garments ' 79 Garments you may be sure that the purchase must have presented very exceptional features of quality and price to induce us to take over 200 dozen garments right in the middle of our clearance period. EP Second Moor, But the value-giving opportunity was so entirely out of the ordinary that we did not hesitate. We are sure that they will sell out very quickly. Made of the daintiest, softest materia’ ut full es, widths and lengths, Many of the New Things For the Coming Fall Are Now Being Shown at Simpson Crawford’s, including Blouses, Waists, Millinery, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods, Cleverest Ideas in Tailored Suits, Parisian Conceits in Neckwear, the Latest ‘Designs in Robes, Advance Arrivals of Laces and Embroideries Every incoming steamship seems to bring us something One of the most notable shipments last week consisted of many bales of rugs direct from the Orient. new, Our buyers are rapidly returning from abroad, and preparations are now under way which indicate that the com- ing Autumn at Simpson Crawford's will be crowded with interesting events—with one big special sale after another. We look forward to an unprecedentedly busy Fall, at this, 6th Avenue's Foremost Store. you, Hence, you'll find it wise to be here to-morrow. row to. Men's nee sleeves, in blue and e Men's $1.50 Union Suits Reduced for to-mor- 89 ngth and half immer weight. Men's White Gauze Underwear at 75¢ White gauze irts and drawers; broken sizes, 34 sleeves, also linen in athletic s Values $1.25 and 81.50. Men's Silk Lisle Union Suits, $1.50 Athletic style, in blue, white and salmon colors. All sizes. Regularly 83.50, EF Main Floor, Women's and Children's Knit Underwear f Swiss Ribbed, low neck and sleevel value 19c, at 12)4c. trimmed with fine laces ‘and embroideries. an Guishing touches of Hi : ‘ 3 ribbon and tucks. 91.00 for the $1.50 and 81.75 Night Gowns and Com- i Ribbed) Yeats; lew aock; sleeveless, feacy’lhoe: Wimned) yoles) binations; 79¢ for the $1.00 and $1.25 Night Gowns and Combinations. : 100 Dozen 50c Corset Covers, 29c Variety of pretty styles; made of soft nainsooks, trimmed with em- broidery, Val. or Torchon laces, beading and wash ribbons. Sale of Lemons. | 10,000 Dozen Extremel Large Floor. Choice Messina Lemons. Sell ordinarily from 25c¢ to 30c a dozen To-Morrow, a dozen, 10c Laces, Embroideries and Robes—Lively Clearance JNTEREST in this busy Section is intensified by this series of remarkable bargain: t7-Main Floor. “A great lot of beautiful Wash Laces and Bands; new Filet effects, fancy imbroidered Cotton Laces, Novelty Wash Laces, copies of Duchesse Laces, Val. 1 Torchon Lac styles now in big demand, 10 Value @5c and 35¢; all at one price; yard......e..0e 000s ; c Fine Val. Lace Flouncings; some worth 50c, some worth 69¢ yard; widths ‘up to 18 inches; widths and styles now in the height of fashion. 25 Beautiful designs that are extraordinary values; at, yard. s c Handsome 45-inch Val. Lace Flouncings, that range in value up to ; very desirable for entire lace gowns for present wear 95 and for evening only a limited quantity, at, yard..... c ers in those small eyelet patterns now so tt ome BO desirable for guimpe .00 and $1.50 dozen fine French and worth 98c, some y 91.50 Fine Embroidery Allover: English eyelet effects on fine Swiss, waists, et&, Ato cece eres Choice of any of these 75c. German Val. Laces: only fine qualities; newest meshes and patterns not to be found elsewhere, Vals. such Also some English Cue Slothes of é never sold in the regular way at these low pric 39 55 fancy tweeds and flannels. hoice o at, adozen yards ; C and ¢ | the entire let at $11. Great Clearing Embroidered and Lingerie Robes; three big lots at Men's Fancy Vests, sizes 34 to 40; values to 92.68, £6.75, $8.95; formerly from 85.00 to 818.00 each, Not soiled and 83.00, at... i anne 1 mussed Robes, but dainty fresh Robes, of fine Batiste and lawn, White Duck Trousers, sizes 40, 42, 44, ¥ tehly embroidered in Baby Irish, eyelet and French designs. Some all 46. seme white, others with beautiful colored embroidery. You buy them at All Men's Straw Hats now eee : one-half and less in this clearing. Many of them can be made up | Alpaca Coats, greatly reduced; values to © evening dresses as well as for present use. 39c to... fi je $ $, $g 95 Men's Auto Duste: Lue 85.50 at. ad 2.68 6 75 Men's Auto Duste: Jue 86.00, at....,#2,25 lt he cee onetime ace cs ———<>—@ SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH to 20TH ST., NEW YORK CITY Union Suits, Swiss Ribbed, low neck, sleeveless, umbrella shaped, lace. trimmed drawers, value 35c, at 19¢. viss ribbed lisle, umbrella shaped, lace trimmed drawers, value 59c, ut 45c. mbrella shaped, lace trimmed, equestrienne top or with French band; regular and extra sizes; value 39, at 25c. Ribbed Ves: low neck, sleeveless; value 15c, at 9c. “8 S Children's Sw Ty Second Floor.—On Bale To-Morrows Men’s High Class Suits In a Sale That Is the Most Decisive Clearance Event of the Season 85 Men can buy eR Suits at : 175 Men can buy $25.04 | l BULB AE rcs aces ccsees 180 Men can buy $20.00 Suits at.. 8.00) To-Morrow dae 210 Men can buy Suits at. ‘ HESE are clothes from Simpson Crawford Co,’s regular stocks— purchased from manufacturing tailors of the highest standing—the finest products of American tailoring. The clothes that make New York men talked about the world over for their individuali smartness, oF 8 The entire range of correct Sum- mer styles and fabrics is represented. ‘The assortment includes two and three piece suits, in blues, blacks, Priestley’s cravenetted mohairs, worsteds, cheviots, tweeds, cassimeres. To appreciate the convenience and great value of the Sunday World's" Want Directory---READ IT. —————— —, re A hate SCONES IE MN eA a, | ’ ° Men’s Knit Underwear Prices. Cut As Never Before To Effect Immediate Clearances THE summer is waning for us—but plenty of wear time ahead for