The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1911, Page 14

Cie ONTRIAL THIEF ACCUSES FORSECOND TIME | “PROTECTOR” OF -ASWHTESLAVERS, TAKING BRBE | Cohen’ 's fet ite Wife Wants to Mack, Who Says Police Shield | , Sentence Him If He’s | Pickpockets, Says He Paid f Found Guilty. | to Quash Charge. Phe second trial of Mocris and Lena| For the second time within a week, | Gohen of No. 208 Forsyth etreet on @ Thomas Mack, a convicted pickpocket, harge of being white slavera was be- in the Tombs awaiting senten: (gun before Judge Hough in the United | written to Judge Swann of the Court of Cireuit Court to-day. After /General Sessions, bexging clemency. In first trial had been in progres® iy second letter he charges that the & furoz became ill and caused & pisiness of picking pockets in New York is conducted under police protecs tion, He offers to give the District-At- torney a full confession, with all the details if he is assured of mercy. Mack faced Max Sulkess tn court toe a ‘alee Roogpeet aieaey, soe ire ore 44y. Sulkess is In the auction business ae cach time hed bought several girls |!" Broome street, but formerly con- ducted a real estate office at No. 129 4 m to the Cohens and had taken them to) 7 sncey atreet. Mack charged that é Derethy Morton, who said whe ran a| Sulkess 1s the man to whom he paid $78 redert at No. 21 Divi ion etreet, Albany, to have an indictment quashed, under on “ng |the regime of Jerome, in which @ eereeey cones, Vorune oer member of Mack's gang of pickpockets . MTL se iris eaten. could | agured as defendant. ‘The last word in the selection of to-day, as before, was left to Jennie Seidler, a woman lawyer in hens’ defense. Sulkess dented, when accused by Mack, ene een caveremted Spestaters | that he had ever sen Mack before. ala and came to this country und mar- ried him. Less than a week after thelr age, whe says, Cohen sold her into slavery in Hartford, Conn, Sho to a rabbi who succeeded in “| pockets,” he told the Court. “Ei spectally is thin no with the ‘mob’ of which Mack isa member, Two years ago a friend of mine went on the bond of a member of this ‘mob.’ The prisoner ran away and her, She has asked the privi.| 2 followed hin and secured his arrest in Chicago. He was brought back and sen- leee r hus: 3 Wa he a font cau her hus-| ‘enced to four years in Sing Sing by Judge Malone. His name was Jaco! An examination roborated Sulk aah Davis, a demure looking an, tai the Court her hus! soe * a whit of the records nd he reman, id Assistant privately this tory of hich may sweeping Inves- is" story Sofie Bad vee ‘sent ‘tow been permitted to go. Mack He eaw Judge Swann i District-Attorney Welle afternoon and told police protection of ¢ be made the basis of riment methods. tigation of Police I h and does not | OF YOUNG ACTRESS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Véhita Fitzhugh ian tote to GET $30,379,000 Get Married to Cartoonist, IN 1912 BUDGET but “Mommer” Interfered. 2 2%, ” pBbro! eal, he . seh the toncrd Harlem in apengies, corerea|Commitice of Board of Esti- Ga with a rain coat, a stage manager! "1 te pulphurous eruption, promt agents} mate Cuts Figures Presented | Pushing around in circles trying not to £5 “quppress the story and a budding ro-| by Board of Education. ‘mance blown into frayed, faded petals— me | that was what was going on around the | Mew York Theatre at noon to-day | Tho Budget Committes of the Board Mimbearicg in the cast of the “in-|0f Estimate announced to-day that tt ) ghantress” there with Kitty Gorion would tentatively allow $30,879,000 for Venita Fitzhugh. Ida is Ven! conducting the public schools in 1912 r. Venita says she graduated This sum does not include $3,176,000, | _ from Vassar two years ago, and that ¢ 1 be necessi to eighteen years old now, which | owts of the Teachers’ inet Seda abhi glared a borane 8h¢| Pay moasure, witch the Mayor recent- ave entered college when she war o] omly twelve. There are rumors that her Lib has been amended by mommer for) i, 4 meteors and personal reasons. z fn San Francisco a year when tne im were playing in “The Kissing Girl," | €" ita, who is a flufty and enthusiastic “Mette person, cast her large and gilrten- dng eyes on one Hubert Allen, a cartoon- a ip some reputation on the Pacific | and made up her mind that she him, And of course he loved her. Fitzhugh didn’t like him and sov : @ New York engagement for the family end got it. * ‘Allen came ens!. Last Monday he) | Went to the City Hall with Venita and took out a marriage license, which they rsincieice e y QU ERIKA 1G nome, holding hands, they lost the | | Heaton. Allen put an advertisement in ii the newspapers of this morning asking t that it be returned to Miss Fitzhush at the stage door, The finder took it to theatre at noon to-day and asked Fitzhugh.” The doorkeeper the Board of Education re-| Next year's allowance, a& tatively by the committee, wed by es not mean school activity will ool system will not be arrested. en that the -ehearsa! went * ap in smo! Tae started uptown in the thinly @re@ costume of the Princess Diana, a ldn’t erve enough to run before moi ‘mer got back. They do say in wii pered gisgies that there was a sure- No Limit to Its Uses While this woman used only Resinol Soap in effecting her i success Was as assured as nature it is unrivaled. After ur Resinol Ointmer i are not approached by of its in the marke So}Says President Kline of cee he eel ths’ Brothernood in Address | at the pre: to Railroad Workers. ICAGO, Oct. 2%.—The strike of the Not only on the Harriman lines was ‘equal asa on the men by Wall ac- | it is highly beneficial to the hai to James W. Kline, ident) Resinol Ointment and Resinc International Brotherhood of | will remove dandruff, give health t uc vitha, in an address befo 500 scalp ve the hair, 2 at the Milnols Central plant at the h eek with Resinol Soap, Further, Mr. Kiine said, then ruby the Ointinent well into the Kruttschn!tt had admitted to him tonishing. If the truth of his assertion. Kesinol Ointment instantly . Kruttachnitt told me he was fol- hing. the instructions of the board of is a prompt and efficient remedy i ion on eczeina, . prickly heat, p s kin irritation is almost instan ous. It can be applied with | raw aud ler skin of the | piles, Its pli front room of thelr apartment i¢bird floor of the tenement at N« Bighty-second street this morn- Johnnie Brensie, four yoars old, ‘wad engaged in starting a boniire on the | ati v floor with the assistance of a | Youngest infant ; Mit maiches, ‘The mother found |<leausing and healing, U enveloped from head to feet in | PO, it beautifies and pre: - ove, ¢ Co. Baltimore, M. D, Leader of Queer Sect Charged | With Neglect of His People on Long Voyage. DURHAM, Me haw) Shiloh, the soctety’s colony here, It 1s understood that | ndford was wanted In ¢ death of four of his eased from Bandtord wos arre ea © based on a statute which pro: if any owner or master do # to do any net wh he may be imprisoned for not nan ten years or fined not more than $10.00 or both. It was charged that ed to go into # port and thereby caused the death of Charles Hughey Newfoundland coast and that he fatled| to supply sufficient provisio * crew and followers, although he had op. portunity to ao #0. Greatest Furniture House! g qgumann 35th to Study our advertised values and com- pare them with those offered by any other Furniture or Department store! Visit cur store, compare our prices with those elsewhere and convince yourself that OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST! COMPARE PRICES ! $6 Continuous Post 001,484.48 for school expenses | (© more than allowed for the| tee, which earefully tn: | The natural growth of the | with knob) ey engi h pa NO Red Tape and NO Sirings to BRING ONEDOL- LAR, select every- thing you need to FOR SALT RALUM Venita came in just after | Will ItsWonders Never Stop? | pete) eliver the goods promptly to your home. ubic Stamps Cig a ae W. L. DOUGLAS | *3, °322 & °4 SHOES | SUS WR WEACMakePeMee at used both the soap and Resinol Oint- | “@moush epanking in the dressing room ment, ‘Tl ult might have been | eesi sts oet-be aay wedding-nor her “statement and | | ; | t of its kind ILLINOIS CENTRAL STRIKE ruptions of an GHOES MAKE THE STANDARD OF FOR OVER 30 ‘The assurance that goes with an estabe ae is your assurance in buying bl my my store windows and inspect all the latest shapes, including Short Vamps which make the foot look ¢./ smaller, also the Conservative Styles which have made W. L. Douglas shoes a household word everywhere. If 1 could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass, and show you how carefully W.L.Douglas shoes are made, you would then understand why they are war- § ranted to hold their shape, fit better and ¥ wearlongerthan any othermake forthe pri ania Mr, Kline, for all eruptions, inflammations and ir- b? |ritations of the skin, It is the one re- hes Piagea With Five. liable remedy for itching | Spans both 4s a sham- rves the hair, parcel The boy bai 3 taken to the Re-| At areagisls everywhere. Send for free eption Hospital. He ts not expected|sample to Dept. 80, Resinol Chemical | How many times has a wind storm meant a new lens? | Only in our eight stores can you Ly this clip attach- ed to your glasses—35 cents. WK Honis Oondicts ond Opticians | 4 Fast 23rd Street, near Fourth Avenve | 27 Weet 34th Street, bet. fth end 6th Avenues G4 West 125th Street, near Lenox Avenue 442 Columbus Bint and find Strests | 16 Nassau Btreet. noar John Street | Jatt at | Block 8th Ave. Exceptionally desirable de- sign, with graceful head and foot, of continuous white enamel finish. NO ClubFees “3 NO Extra Charges of Any Kind. You may pay ONE DOLLAR now and the balance in small weekly pay- ments. This is yourchancetosave money.Investigate this great offer. ee ee PAM of saith ritively THE pate oat WORLD, WEDNESDAY, ae i ec ~ SANFORD ARRESTED ‘FOR DEATH ON filS MISSIONARY YACHT Can’t Blow Them Off! | If your lenses are attached toa "7 U “Sonnis Suction Cho the heaviest wind storm won't —can’t blow off your glasses. | Hand-made by Egyptian Mihenw: and imported by ws 6 lirect. SYRIAN res vate SCARVES ede ! Ideal presenis—th cate S joying st troduces rves that ha a vogue since 1 to this ¢ just the th ss the should as useful yeoan une usual adaptat which makes them suitable for wear with any evening gown, The Oriental de- sign—made of small bits of bright metal pressed by hand into the net foundation—lends _ brilliance to any costume. Our assortinent is a large one. All the more remarkable that we can claim there are no two just alike. They can be procured in either black or white net, in vary- ing lengths. Some favoriie debutante rcia- tive will gratefully thank you for such an addition ‘te her outfit. Our range of prices is quite as great as the variety of designs of- tered, for we have Scarves at slowly rising prices from $2.89 all the way up to $37.74, MARABOUT wv. tine may AND OSTRICH “wi- NECKWEAR =~" Our imported stoles and capes of marabout and ostrich feathers show a more careful and varied selection than any collection of similar goods in the city. Also, considering the high grade quali- ties of the articles offered, the prices are astonishingly low. $3.96 OSTRICH AND MARABOUT STOLES; all black or naturat with white. Elsewhere $6.00. $3.96 MARABOUT CAPES, newest styles; of high grade marabout, trimmed with chenille tassels; black or natural; special. $5.94 OSTRICH STOLES, very full; four strands two yards long; in white and black and white. Elsewhere $8.00. $7.89 OSTRICH AND MARABOUT CAPES; |atest models; food quality; finished with ribbon rosettes and eight tails; In natural with white, black with white and all natural, Specially priced. ter the dance, tre quite Uther Ostr and Marabout Stoles and Capes in all the new Paris models and all the high- est grades up to 44.89 1 ee “INTERNATIONAL” PETTICOATS Speciat at. tention ts called to our French-American Petticoats— Hand-Embroider- ed Flounces, imported from France by us and made up in our own workrooms on the premises, on beautifully sheer nainsook orlawn, Several popu- lar lengths and sizes kept in stock; otherwise the petti- coats can be made to your spe- cial measure at the same low prices—§$2.79 to $11.89, ac- cording to the beauty of the embroidery. n in “LA COMTESSE” Made CORSETS sively for Rett. FROM PARIS Macy & Co.:com. bine ae of line with comfort to an unusual de- gree. Various models have been devised for the different needs of American women—thosewho areslim, thosewho are normally pro- coned, and those who are built on particularly generous lines, The **Comtesse”’ is fitted by one of our expert corsetieres to the customer's individua' needs, bringing outa line here, con- cealing owe there, or balancing a defect Under her skilful direction the corset is made lower or shorter, taken in across the back and reinforerd with boning, or widened by a e across the hips and banded with elastic The result is that no ridge appears to mar the line of the bodice, and a distinct in-slope below the hips assures the yraceful appearance of the La Comtesse,” more tha any other imported corse! we know of, retains its original shape. New me concurrently wi fashion changes, to $26 49. en es! are received Deore ceenomeenioer «. Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. DECORATIVE. Boadway, 34th to 35th St. FURNITURE... Fourtiy Hor As long as furniture 1s the styles of the great cabinet makers whose places in the Hall Fame are side the Old Masters arid immortal music Jans will hold their places Such a maker was Ver. J Bits of furniture fashioned to his Braceful ideas ever welcome whether offered to the bride of a day val the bride of fifty years’ anc VERNIS MARTIN AND ROOKW ‘OOD TABLES To the Woman Who is about to buy a SUIT, GOWN OR COAT costing between $19.74 and $269.00, For 53 years Macy has stood fc7 QUALITY Models that are authoritative and wearable. Cloth, lining and trimmings that are durable. Tailoring that is neat and reliable. LOWEST PRICES Absolute Underselling Supremacy, which we defend by cutting below any store that at- tempts to meet our prices. GOOD SERVICE Courtesy & in ‘ourtesy in selling the goods. Promptness in Justice in hearing and ad- VERNIS M. IRTIN AND ROOKWOOD MUSIC $14.34 S MARTIN AND ROOKWOOD CURIO delivering them. justing any complaint. CLOCKS AN “ 49 go TRAVELING _crystal back and sides; 20TH CENTURY . DEPARTMENT cig Sash CABINETS Cameras—and no b otheits ight -day guaranteed “move- We sell fresh films—and no Comes in leatherette case. $8.24 TRAVELING CLOCK, with erystal back, front and sides; guar- anteed American eigh ment, jeweled; white porcelain dial, Strikes the hour and half hour. $14.49 SETH THOMAS CRYSTAL MANTEL REGULATOR; anteed movement; strikes the hour and half hour on gong. An excel- lent timepiece. Comes in gold-plated) $22.89 GOLD-PLAITED CLOCK Inches high; with guaranteed movement; stfikes the hour and half hour on gong. Both clock and ¢andelabra highly ornamented with painted por- $39.89 WHITE MARBLE CLOCK elaborately ornamented with gilt dupids; side vases likewise trim- slock ani vases, gold finish; clock fitted with eight- day guaranteed French movement; strikes hour and half hour on gong. IMPORTED MARBLE =- OPERAGLASSES s9.69 Marble opera glasses leasing variation from the famil- GOLD TABLES onyx “TOPS $45.24 We maintain a class in which, without charge, we teach you everything relating to pho- Our dake give every cue- individual attention. goods are delivered liked English styles. From plain go-cart at $4.69 to » handsome English mail cart at GO-CARTS AND BABY CARRIAGES Never have these tiny carriages been more luxurious in finish and fittings than now; ever more worthy to take rank wi high-grade gifts, [ial $41.24 REED PULLMAN CAR- RIAGE (white or gray enamel., on the finest woven round reed, Adjustable reclining back and foot- wellwith sliding cover; anglo spring; bicycle tubing reachers; nut-axles; 14-in. wheels, $4-In. tires, Reed hoods, 4 Pore PERAMBULA- IR (wooden), solid wood body; wate enamel coach finish and upholstered like a regular carriage. Wide, roomy body with footwell in Seat at each end; English strap gear; nutless axles; extra heavy wheels 16-in, and 22-in, size; $4-in. $43.49 ENGLISH MAIL CART (white enamelled wood), with artisti- cally beaded stationary body; adjust- able footwell, stationary folding hood upholstered in imported leather cloth, body and hood to match; straps and spiral springs; extra heavy Wace, 12-in, and 22-in, size; $4-in. ALGMINUM |. KITCHEN Just as important to the suc- cess of a bride’s new home as the upholstery in her drawing room or the cut glass on her table is the For many women this is the “most important room in N hats every other Depart- ment Store has to send the work: SET lock 15 We have a photo laboratory on the premises, which means the very best developing, print- ing and enlarging in quickest time, at lowest prices. OUR RESTAURANT— THE LARGEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE IN NEW YORK CITY Supplement the pleasures of buying at Macy’s—ENJOY A MAC Y LUNCH or BREAK~ Step into the elevator— step out into the airy, spacious Fountain Room. Everything that contributes to gastronomic comfort: Home-made Bread, Tasty and appetizing Dishes, Pleasant Atmosphere, : mother-of-pearl, aluminum and covered glasses which we also carry in stock. The delicate pinks and grays of the Phrygian and Parian marble produce a most Our collection of novelty opera glasses is a very large one; our prices range from a black leather glass at $1.94 to a pearl glass with a sliding handle at $23.89. Very convenient, novel are our dles for opera glasses. ‘ white and Oriental pearl and of black celluloid in the ‘sliding pattern and vary in price from $1.98 to $3.8. 49 We also have And for men who smoke— the coziest, most comfortable Cafe in which the post-prandial cigar may be enjoyed under ideal digestive conditions, N.B.—We save you money on good cigars as on everything else. BREAKFASTS— 39c, 44c, 59c. LUNCHEONS, d'Hote, 34c and 44c; or A la are our “Ever Waar A detachable han- ield Glasses at $4.39 to $20.89, and Binocular Field Glasses at $26.89 to $48. all AFTERNOON LUNCH and TEA, 8:30to5, nothing has ever been used in making COPD vessels to equal Having our own printing and engraving ENGRAVING, ILLUMINATING, STAMPING, BURNISHING. Dies for illuminated insignia or for stamped and bur- niehed oenograsy made to order, or stamping from your factory on the 7 remises makes it pos- sible for us to fill orders with promptness and despatch for all engraving, from illuminated college, school or society insignia, copied from your own designs, to professional or calling cards in plain ES 2- -at sie paucepan 4-qt. Berlin Saucepan 3-qt. Rice Botler if you “have no die of your own, take advantage of our two-letter dies (352 combinations), two letters—all in the newest designs and styles of mono- every one possible for Layer Cake Pans | Paper purchased in our department stamped in gold in any two-letter combination, Ue per quire. engrai ping department in the city, the die used for this stamp- ing alone (the one whose use here you are given free) would cost at least $1.98, and extra charge would be made for the In any other DEPARTMENT ready to examine free of charge. Ex; grinde rs to make your pe if you need them, and skilled opticians to fit them for one- third less than you would have to pay other reliable houses. ing, Wedding Invitations, 1! Home Cards, Cards for every engraving—Block, 1 rom customer's own plates, nin need of cards your register number and the order LMnlo_Stalew ay anda! will be promplly