The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1912, Page 7

- 8 Siete oe a oF Ms TAXICAB CHAUFFEUR DROVE DEAD PASSENGER. AR NTS BA K \P t " Importer Atkins Expired of Apo- STILLISGING, "inne HIBH SCHOOL STRIKE i H] structions as to Road. \ z The body of W, &. Atkins, who died comeslivenure hs |last night in a taxicab while on his way SEARCH GOES ON |from Manhattan to his home in Broox-| Freeport Pupils’ Mass Meeting | on tho transport Sherman | jel Cornman of the Seve United in an attempt to hide the crime. States Infantr: of the Port Stra! Slivn, wae taken thie afternoon from the Ralph avenue police station to the At- jing hom . 813 Jefferson avenue. ore es _ |Mary McCauley, an adopted daughter, Atlentic Fleet Sweeping Seas, | ana ars, Artnor Kyte of Weatfeld, N. » ge ‘ J., a sister, took charge of the remains Get. No Tidings of the [ot str. Atkins, who was a widower. eg Mr. Atkins was a momber of the firm UWASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—AN but two! “the Mayrant and McCall—of the fOurteen United States torpedo-boat | “lt No. 190 Willlam street, During the AEatroyers caught in the torrifte atorm | Anne es (asane 1M elles! w je \ omy vio i virgins reek hile CnEABINE | ‘Tho chauffeur who responded knew Ilt- is en route to Guantana: | tie about Brooklyn, Mr. Atkins ingtruct- Cuba, were accounted for, accord: |e him to cross the Brooklyn Bridge ing to @ despatch from Mear-\dmiral | and proceed out Fulton street. been Aweeping the seas in search of| The chauffeur went out Fulton street CHE itie vensein the way to Buffato avenue, Blast New "Word reached the Nave Department {York without hearing from his fare. Clty to-day that the Drayton was cate, |Then he Investigated and found Mr, Ate WORK Vive Si the diatiovers ac | Kins dead of lexy on the floor, ma, the Teryy In Hampt ThE Roo maki CURL to Har ly tue Mdy + | attent te Win Testity F rant and Moca orted. | ati i ThE Burrows and Patterson, h lett} Aw New Tien ral Winslow, teidlers Yankton and F med by naval els have bern lo s her way ial to The Evening Wortd), nor were the| WHITE PLAINS, Jan, 9—It was de- nther, but it ts|cided by Justice Morschausen in the 8 that these | Supreme ¢ to-day to give Mrs. Ida sy the battles | n inmate of Blooming- nearing on her writ of , In which she seeks her . Vessels were proceeding slowly t: ntanamo, NORFOLK, Va. J the Atlantic tlotilla, pas winta Caper to-day une the auxiliary cruise Terry was due in Hamp night, but was delaye: he coast. ‘The along Sunder her own mt Terry qa _— BATTALION OF U.S .TROOPS | The Kind You Have ‘Always Bought h has mE signa WILL BE SENT TO CHINA.| peracmal supervision for over 30 ¥ Americ can ty n Drops and Soot substance. and all 84a, This force is all tha: is required. Colic. Th relieves Tecth Troubles, cures Keoni eaten in the opinion of Minister Caihoun, and ae eeener a It assimilates the after consultation with the oie i. Sto: lamatic officers In Peking. The Children’s R om Peking to among them are no ‘The British troops are for the moment muarding the on of the 1 » from Tangshan to 1 Be troops permitted to din China for the prot vegations and Consulates of fOtelen Powers war seitied by prot in 1901, when provision w for recognized quality supremacy. not found in other stores even at x vequlas prices. ACT TODAY. 18.00, 20.00, 22.50, 25.00, and 30, Broken size Suits and Overcoats 20.00 SUITS & OVERCOATS! 25.00 SUITS & OVERCOATS ; 27.50 SUITS & OVERCOATS | 30.00 SUITS & OVERCOATS| 37.50 SUITS & eel 40.00 SUITS & OVERCOATS| | 50.00 OVERCOATS 45.00 & 50.0) OVERCOATS iY) .00, 55.00 OVERCOATS 45.00 FUR OVERCOATS 60.00 OVERCOATS 45.00 Fur-Lined OVERCOATS 65.00 & 75.00 English Motor Coats Your Charge Account Is Solicited at Bedford Av. a roi se atatoan a Smith Gray & Co. xi * Enlists Villagers on Their Side of Fight. Striking boys and girls ‘ Mayrant and. McCall. of Atkins & Durbrow, tmporters of peat| port, 1. moss at No. 100 Peart street. out gesterday in a body | Last night Mr. Atkins, as the guest of | against the summary dismissal of Prin- | George Tucker, attended a @innet/ cipal Roy Leon 6mith by the village y the Marine Soclety at the Drug! poar dof education, reported to their teachers to-day, but again walked out of the building and refused to return until Prinolpal Smith ts reinstated. Smith's Aigmiesal followed his scoring of the hoard for taking part in the dis- missal of Superintendent of Bchools A. Winslow, commanding the Second Di-} “When we come to the turning point hens GL kis TOCA yy vision of the Atlantic Meet, which has | I'll tell you," sald Mr. Atkins, ‘After walking out, the pupiie met in the Opera House and passed resolutions ‘King for Principal nty youngsters signed them. The document declared that the board had done the pupils a grave injustice oo on Reoade ata | by removing the principal just before slowiy-up the | CO. HEAR | IDA VON CLAUSSEN, | ino resents’ exa: : examination next Mon- dey. ‘The school 1s practically deserted. t Bloomingdale Inmate, {Only ten puplis remained in the class Jan. 3 Were not nv utioned by | 1 Sarenin’ | proceat, Whdeting. i We COINS House. The parents side with Prin- cipal Smith, who will be one of the invited speakers to-night. scholars declare that they will not attend school until their @ ground that ehe {s| Principal is put back. The board can not and never was insane, order them to attend school, ni strikers say that by reporting each morning they comply with the law. ecn made under his | years. Allow no one deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and “ * Sust-asegood > & Lag (ad but Experiments, and endanger the at t to Guar ae health of Children—Experience against Experiment. | What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute fy cater Oil, Pare. Li Contains neliher Opinm, orphine ine nor other Narcotic tee. It destroys Worms Fe: Srerlahseass it cures ‘Diarrhoea and Wind wels, giving healthy and n mal Panacen—The Mothe! The Kind You Have Always | Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. GchTAun company, v7 MURRAY oTAECY, Foremost Clothiers Since 1845. January Reductions i prices never equalled in the Smith Gray & Co stores. ih quantity twice as great as at any like season in our history-— brics that represent the cream of the world’s best mills— in a range of models more diversified than we have ever shown— In a world standard of tailoring excellence and in universally ‘ou may choose from nearly 20,000 L germents, thousands of which are only from our shops a matter of days—in post season styles | Soetiens am Gores ¢ Uae] 00 2 SUITS & OVERCOATS 20.00 32.50 SUITS & OVERCOATS 35.00 SUITS & OVERCOATS| is 45.00 SUITS & OVERCOATS) 35.00 75.00 & 85.00 Fur Lined Coats..... 45.00 Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs A G3 if 60,00 Fur-Lined OVERCOAT: eA = 2 Two New York Stores: Bropdway at Warren St. shay. Bet. 27th& 2sth Sts i (rex Jt. (ofa) THE ~avenine WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY in (seize OFFICER'S BAGGAGE ON U.S. ARMY TRANSPORT. rottce wet Col. Daniel Cornman Must Explain to Customs Authorities at San Francisco, brought from nd his wi result of the inv@stigation to > BURNED MAN CRIME VICTIM. | Fieht MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Kan. 9.—Tho | charred remains of a man found in a of ciuders at Weatbrookvilie aterday are believed to be those of | - a laborer employed at the Middietown | |. The authorities are now work man beaten to death and hie body burned The police have found that on the bo: eo at the asphalt had ft witetner the army Dlece of gray sweater si 4. LIVERE McKay, seventy-two time commodoge of th | dead here. Hi of the world, workti a cabin boy at th . He sent the first wireless message from ® Jan, 16. ohip sea to mainiand. He was the, r plent rs forty-six tentimontals and! and medals for th first command defore he retired in 1901 T Street. Giuseppe Puessie, forty-three yaari worn by one of the laborers was found fo The Erening World) FIBHKILL LANDING, N. ¥., Jan. 8 javigation on the Hudson closed to- le Last winter boats continued unt!) eat in command of the Lucania. In 184 he Married Miss Swan, of Oyster Bay, > old, attempted suicide early to-day in front of his home, No, 2 Roosevel street b it cutting his throat with a, Pollceman Fautkner sent him to Hospital, He may Our Entire Stock of high- | class Raincoats, English | Slip-ons, Overcoats, Polo | and Fur Coats, at a saving e se ea sank very item guaran' as to former value For Wed. and Thurs. | Men’s and Women’s SLIP-ON RAINCOA Fashioned in the smartest of new ideas and novelty effects, all thoroughly watefproof, All $7.50 Coats at 3.75 All $12.00 Coats at 5.75 All $15.00 Coats at 7.50 All $20.00 Coats at 9.75 Men’s Ulster OVERCOATS |c Classy raglan, semi-box and Chesterfield models, belted backs, ulster effects, every ‘ lly tailored. Al -olors All $16. 50 Coats at 8.75 All $20.00 Coats at 10.50 $28 to $40 Coats at 16.50 Women’s Stylish | : POLO COATS Of distinctive fabrics and styles, in a variety of colors. $18 to $20 Coats ut 7.50 $22 to 430 Coats at 10.00 Men’s Fine FUR posit 5 Muskrat-lined Coats. | dd skins. $65; reds collars Extra fine black broid- cloth shell $100 MEN'S Byskin Marmot. lined Coats, Otter or aclid Persian ‘th Ey lanab collar: Imported black broadcloth she y | Ane ines Free | Cc} \PUKEE i WAL SfOKLS 835 Bway, S. W. “hor 13th St. Cor. 22d St. & B’way (Flatiron Bldg.) me John St, and Broadway. No ex Care fully. ‘Don't Be De ceived by concern that using 1 fraudule vantas of 0 We Especiall, Invite Small” Accounts W PRIC wa Comearis0n” Our ‘No Deposit’ Offer: | Golden | finish. | - YUUR CUARAN 1EE “OE OF OUR LIBERAL DEALINGS: A Receipted Bill in Full oft Your Account Wage-earner of Your Family. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Lexington to 3d Ave 59th to 60:h St. If You Want the Best Piano Made, Buy a Renowned Walters Piano in This Great Sale To-Morrow IT COSTS BUT 15c A DAY TO BUY A |New Walters Piano In this special January Sale we offer the newest models of Walters re- nowned high-grade pi- anos at a clear saving to you of $150 to $300, $5 Down and $1 a Week No extras to pay, Upon nt of $5 a piano row will bea Great Piano Lay here! We guarantee you a saving of 33, to 50% $375 List A Walters Piano, $198 $450 List Walters Royal Pianos, $225 $560 List D Walters Pianos, #200) $600 List Viymouth Vianos atop 1 ters Ph yne Player Piano Out with 12 rolls of must aitors Maso ve Player Bi any h FEQUaL Fay reental » War Lexington to'3d Ave. If you are interested in saving money on the | most reliable furs, attend this Great Clearance of Rich Fur Coats 39 Russian Pony Skin Coats, stylish model at. .824 18 Beautiful Caracul Coats, made ot whole skins; } soft and silky; very light in weight; exceptional | 65 Fashionable Russian Lay handsomely mottled, at $59, 18 Caracul Coats, of selected akin, 30 Nearseal Coats, beautifully finished 7 Natural Pony Skin Coate, well skins; stylish models: $85, $78 and... 16 Russian Pony Skin Coate, stylish: with Black Opossum, Black Fox, Natural Rac- coon and Australian Opossum ; $75, $69 and. 18 Beautiful Russian Pony Skin Coat 21 Russian Pony Skin Coats, except: fine quality moire effect; $98 and....... 4 Beautiful Natural Pony Skin Coats, with $ Natural Raccoon or Natural Beaver; $125 and 88 23 Genuine Hudson Seal or Seal Rat Coats, 3 very fine quality; beautiful models, at........ 95 6 Genuine Persian Lamb Coats, $2 inches long; beautiful models at the lowest Lae ever quoted for a Persian lamb cont: ote Pistength 165 a Kaufmann Medallion Initials at gy the Usual Prices To the woman who takes special delight in her ta Slinens this is an haps never again will she be able to buy a, | Styles; usual prices $1.25 to $1.50; sale price, dozen, . On eale in Art Embroktery Devt. Mall ordere filled. Annual Sale of Evening Slippers | $1.65 and $2.45 Included are velvete, satins in various colors, suedes, patent leathers, dull kid, Some . Come into our store, select whatever you require to furnish any room completely and we wiil deliver the i goods promptly to your home. You may pay for them after delivery, in small weekly payments. | Extra large size UZ} and of Lncpggear \ Y Proportions an Oak i if splendid con- Vit YA] struction. Car- Gallery Via ved,fancy shaped J! . ° - gallery, panelled]; hiffonier 0 Jif Loo — oh ree rawerswith w | $00 ale knobs. Solid se- lected oak, pol-}} ished golden oak] \| A Bloomingdale Sale Extraordinary at 25% Off Marked Prices: Genuine Italian Statuary let Marble Pede: “ Displayed on special t Will Be Given in Case o1 the Death of :he ———————ae———— Double Stamps 4 Single Stamps i | | Mornings Car Afternoons | i | $10.00: to} Red Draca: old ut $5, $6 & $7. Values up to $19.50, in- cluding French Bugs, st half price. Clearance of German Silver Bags S-Inch Ring Mesh Mags, S100 ¢ Mean Bags Mott ae ariva nd all Gorman silver bag: at 37:50 up t0 $25, 1 off all sterkizng silver eee BLOOMINGDALE BROS. - Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th Si acm BLOOMING DALES’, stay to 3d Ave. $9th to 60h St. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO 59th to 60th St. ‘34 opportunity, for eh goods of the importer sold these to us at such ‘a concession will not interest you. The fact that you can buy them at a price eo far below what they usually cost je all you care to know. There is a large variety of motife for all sorts of fancy work, shirtwaists and underwear; medallion initials in designs adapted to handkerchicfs, shirt- waists, underwear and household linens. 3 atyles; ae prices | 10 styles; usual prices 25c w+ "Bc | penile nents |] at either price, Louis XV. or high Cuban heels and hand tured soles. $2.50 & $3.00 gra 8, $1.65 | $3.50, +4 & $5 srodes, $2.45 our annual clearance of lince not re-ordered for Imported China Dinner Set Japanese Carved Ivories Fine Imported Curios ‘ee Miniatures Hand Painted Vienna Vases rra Cotta Teplitz Art Pottery Pieces plendid reproductions of genuine pieces. Game, Fish, Chocolate, Ice Cream and Tete-a-Tete Sete, Imported Fancy China and Bric-a-Brac Pieces, now marked $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98. Women’ s $2.75 White \ italian Silk $ Vests, at.. In consideration of the special price, we agrecd not to mention the name of this well-known brand in an advertisement t a cut price. 1.69 Each garment bears label, however, and it is a positive surance of high quality. These vests re made of finest quality silk, elabo- rately embroidered with silk hand em- broidery, in a variety of choice styles. All Silk inion Bulte with hand. rey Ss d fronts; your choice of vest or 1 69 i | at the very special price. . Hand Bags Reduced Clearance of Plants | One thousand of the newest de-| Worth Fiom 39c to $2.98 at 10c, 25c and 50c : Scotti and Boston Ferns, Kentia {Ps ‘ali filled Fern Dishes, | Berry Idesias and As, 4 in @ pan with s; ready filled hampers and imi« s, Azaleus, and many others, Wily bie, Bi) 3 Bosh Bags, 2 new 1 bags at $5.60 up to $59.00, gold painted dishes containing ‘[f