The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1912, Page 13

SOCIETY KILLS MAN OF NOBLE BRT Mysterious “Remittance Man” Shot Down in First Ave- _.| @ue on Way Home, TRAILED ACROSS SEA. Pofice Believe Foreign Band Sent Assassin ‘Here to Get Revenge. Lod to that effect, that he was of noble origin. This impression seemed to have been gathered from the cafes and restaurants he frequented, where he often told stories of his advontures on the otler side, The men in whose home he lived knew nathing definite of him, but had heard his f¢ was a wealthy man of ly @ nobleman, Cardi- nemics, so fat as known, ‘and the police could learn of no trouble in which he had been involved since he came to this country. A revolver, fully loaded except for one empty shell, was found in Tenth Street between First avenue and Avenue A by a boy and turned over to the police @ ehort time after the murder. FOLLOWED FROM ABROAD, I$ ‘POLICE THEORY. ‘The streets in the vicinity of the shooting were cleared immediately after the shooting, and the police could not find any one who would admit having been near the spot where Cardinale was slain, or even having heard Detective Brennan mad and cafes, usually filled at that hour, were deserted except for the men in charge. ‘The murdered man was abot thirty years old. The police theory te that he Serr) eighty-four ible candidates for the police’ force and seventy-eight candidates for hose- men are waiting to jump into some of ably never has a decision 90 sweeping in effect been rendered by & court in this city. Besides affecting the future employment of 1,200 police- men and possibly 150 hosemen, it may also be felt by those who received pointments under the previous adn Istretion In other jobs in the various departments. Besides the 1,390 policemen, it is thought veny likely that the decision ‘wil affect « police captain, eight police leutenants and sixteen house and street sergeamts. It to oakd that they wore not appointed under exactly the same syetem as was employed to appoint the M and hosemen, and in this fact alone ties thetr only chance of escaping Gigmisval in obedience to the ruling. Director Porter's first act when he received the Court's decision was to 130 OF THEN, MAY LOSE NB Court Decides That Appoint- ment of Philadelphia Force Was Illegal. PHILADELPHIA, April 8.--Because of tho decision by Judges Swizberger and Wiitbank on Monday, Director Porter has stopped the pay of every member of the police force for March and in addition has taken pre- Clubweman = Place. ber President of the as been appointed $28,00 bond, and any money which| member of the Soara at Managers of he authorises to be paid must be made|the Bedford Reformatory. up by his bondsmen. “I have consulted with Mayor Blank- gubmitted SIAN EXPLANATION When it is known thtt its power to strengthen the system and build up the body is ‘with the decision I will act. Should he decide that I must withhold the pay of the policemen who wore appointed un- the system in vogue during the pre- tration I shall withhold d after weeding there po. , ng those who are on duty legally, the latter shall be paid. I do not want to cause any policeman any More inconvenience than I can help.” ta do you think the ie was asked. judge there ts @ and that prosentative this department to get rid ef the vices of the 1,200 or more policamen and the 150 or more hosemen who were ap- pointed under the system which tho Court has ruled {egal f Medi- cine cures colds, it will be understood 0 valuable as a tonic and the impurities out of the ad makes Prevents pneumonia and con- ption. Not » patent medicine, free from poisonous drugs. Fifty years in use. AS voc ob = ee Ideohe, | @Collars#) have— exclusively —the | LINOCORD BUTTONHOLES | ¢y they're easier to button | they don’t tear out. Geo, P, Ide & Co., Makers, Troy, N, Yi «| World, for the coupon. Sunday World Readers. WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. Typical of GIMBELS---And Impossible Anywhere Except at You can get @ May Manton Panter Skirt Pattern Free with next Sunday's See Page 6, Sunday World Magazine of April 7, “| Regular 10 cent paper pattern free tH ‘was traced to New York by members of some continental secret society and put out of the way for something done on the other side, An attempt fs being ‘mafe to-day to locate his relatives, This House ot Fashions, This Specially Prepared Sale of Lingerie Blouses At $1.25 to $50 Quality Only Can Be Duplicated at $2 to $85 yp kind of Blouse endorsed by the Fashion dictators of Paris is in this i GIMBELS || Looking at Things From Under a New Hat Is quite the proper-attitude on Easter. We are vastly able to aid and abet all men in acquiring this pleasant it of view be- tween pow and Saturday night. mo tei: The Gimbel Hat Store for Men ; | fina / is-ready. with the finest collection He managed to whisper to those who brain t of hat les in its history. To bent over him that he could not see begin with, we show ' who shot him as he walked along on his way home from Langio’s restaurant at | 66 Styles of Stetson Soft Hats and Derbies Ne. 174 First avenue. He was dead when Dr. May arrived from Bellevue Including four styles of Derbies de- lly for GIMBELS by this ing firm. ayenue near Tenth street. The Police said he was probably the victim @f e@ome underwor secret society's vengeance. ' No witnesses to the shooting have \ Been found, but a revolver was picked SN Every kind of Blouse that you will need to'complete the toilette is in this Sale. ‘ a Every Blouse in this Sale is not only unmatched in quality at-its price, but its style is distinctive. This is readily understood when you realize that we brought from Paris Mab 4 good blouse model that was creed for this season. We did not wish to possibly regret that we: overlooked one. Then when they arrived here we selected the . styles by Goupy, Samuels, Elise Poret, Augustine Thomas and other Parisian designers, and had them reproduced—so ne of them exactly, and in others we combined the salient ideas of several models. These Blouses, remember, are exclusively at GIMBELS, who are, recognized as the Blouse leaders of America. ; 960—Coat Blouse of, filet lace and hand-j of macrame lace; trimmed with crystal 900 "Gouny Pe Jum, Blouso of real Irish] 910.78—Poplam Bl rT hand e} jouse 0} jouses 0! em- lace nnd harri-eubroidered lines. |” bteidgeea-Miien, trimmed with. testa $40—-Two-piece Peplum Blouse, of filet] lace. — lace; with sleeves, ¢40; sleeveless, | §8.96—Peplum Blouses of fine embroid- 929.75. ery, with linen lace; large* $29.76—Hood Blouses with peplum, filet crocheted buttons. lace; imitation filet, $6, $6.96 and/§6.96—Peplum Blouses of allover antique “face yoke, with ball fringe trimming and silk girdle. 78—-Coat Blo voile, trimmed |$6—Coat and peplum Blouses of bas" Cluny lace bandings, with collar and various ead] laces. -™ Hospital. RECEIVED MONEY REGULARLY FROM OVER SEA. < j Guarini, the druggist, knew the vic- ||] is st i pai A famous hat-makii .__ Prices are Gr | $3.50 to $10 for Stetson Derbies; and f $3.60 to $12 for Soft Hats. Silk Hats, glossy and immaculate, for the man whose is too seedy to allow him to a| on the Avenue with it on i $6; some with the fashionable flat-set_ brim. Also the “Saxon” corduroy-ribbed Hats from Germany, at $3, and English Soft Hats and American Derbies, at #2—special. Spring and Summer Weights In Women’s Knit Underwear “Is there any reason why women should come to GIMBELS to iy their Knit’ Underwear?” we asked the chief of the Underwear Section. ; “Why, of course there is,” a roiled, “I don’t pers that there is an large variety new and Summer styles in another store in New York today. Just think of HARLEM’S GREATEST giving a Yoran who wants to buy s;f0e Vout, teen sigan to from, ve styles ‘ 80 FURNITURE STORE tion, from this 960 vest to the finest Italian silk combination of corset cover and umbrella drawers at $14. f “Another thing—our prices, from the lowest to the highest, are all so moderate. that women who shop around are constantly noticing the difference. “Be sure to talk about these Imported Silk-end-Lisle Vests with their pretty hand-crocheted yokes. We have them in pink, blue and white, sizes 4,5and 6. They are only 76c each, although we ought to get $1 for them.” _ 't seemed to us that this is interesting for the woman who is buying her Spring supply of underwear, and so we print it. And here are some more details about the light-weight Underwear that women are asking for now: Ribbed Union Suits, of cotton or lisle thread, lace trimmed, at 60c. Extra sizes at 66c. par Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Union Suits, with hand-crocheted yokes, 76c each, Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, plain or trimmed with lace, hand-crocheted yokes or plain. 35 each, 3 for $1. Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, with lace insertion all around, or lace yokes, or ingrained lisle Vests, plain with bright silk ribbon around the neck and arms, at 25¢ each. Main Floor When the School Girls Come to This Salon Tomorrow They Will Be Greeted by These And Many Other Surprises in Spring Apparel The Best Serge Coats Ever Presented to Young Girlnat $5 Hand Embroidered Lingerie Dresses at $2.50 and $3.50 For Junior Girls—Norfolk Suits of Serge and mixed Fabrics, at $15 These are among the practical apparel that young girls will need for school time. And as this is the Salon of Specialized Attire and scores of styles for the Younger Generation, the loveliest and daintiest hand-made Lingerie Frocks that France has sent America may be chosen for the festive days of Easter tide. Challis Dresses and Silk Dresses, too. Such Lingerie Dresses at $2.60 and $3.60, mentioned above, are nothing short of marvelous. They are of fine white lawn, with generous side-plaited skirts that are cluster-tucked above the hems. Hand-embroidered and lace-trimmed, too, We have Silk Coats for dress wear and all appropriate kinds for general utility wear—at many prices up to $26, but nevertheless, the three styles in Coats at $6 are stars in our collection. One style is severely tailored in boyish fashion, and the other two are trimmed with sailor collars of contrasting color. Gingham, Lawn and Percale; Party Dresses—Young girls and Dresses—Young girls, $1.60, $2, | juniors, $10, $16, $20, $26, $27.50, $36.60 and upward. EP TE BN ARTA OW Linen, Rep and Cordeline Dresses —Y¥ irks d juniors, 76, ‘Junior girls, $8.00, 95, 97.76 and | ga.t6, 66.16, 87-16, 910, 816," $20, jsonare, $26, $36 and upward. Guimpes—white lawn, variously tucked and trimmed with lace, 65c. Others up to $14. Middy Blouses, $1.60-—as these comfy White Cordeline Skirts, $1,50—these and neat Blouses are liked by all girls, we | | will be just right to wear with middy or any have assembled an extraordinary large col- | | other blouses. Well tailored with yirlish lines lection for their selection.’ White linene, with | | and finished with stitched belts of the ma- navy or white collars, trimmed with braid. terial. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Third Floor tim by sight, but did not know his mame. He ran to the door as soon as he saw the man had been wounded, but the only persons he saw were running east in Tenth street. Later’ Amando Di Lorenzo and his brother, Giovanni, identified the body and said Cardinale had been living with them at No. 614 East Sixteenth street. He came to this country seven months ago and was known in the lower east side Italian colony se @ “remittance men.” They eaid he received money from abroad regularly, and that the sum was | enough to Keep him in comfort. Always ‘well dressed, with apparently plenty of cash, though he never worked, he was formula of the famous liquid Marmol Prescription. While taking these tab- lets for the reduction of no dieting af by prevention as well a, cimina it. Marmola Prescription are sold at all druggi the Marmola Co., 184 Farmer Bidg., Detroit, Mich., ‘at the uniform price of 75c for a fas They remove Gee fat Chee iy formed, prevent its re-forming, Gj the complexion and tone up the entire system. $3.96 Casaques of shadow and imitation Cluny laces with silk sash. Peplum Blouses of imitation Duchess lace. String color batiste Blouses with thenew Bernard collar of fine embroidery, trim- med with wide Valenciennes lace inser- tion. Allover eyelet embroidery Blouses trimmed with narrow plaitings and an- tique lace. $3 Semi-Coat Blouses of embroidered voile trimmed with lace. Peplum Blouses of string-colar Cluny and Val- enciennes laces, trimmed with velvet $2 Peplum Blouses of embroidered voile and linen laces, Regulation Blouses, high or low neck —string-color and wine trimmed with heavy and fine laces in panels, in- |" ‘| sertions and motifs; also crochet buttons, Lawn Waists with yokes of imitation | Venise lace. Altogether 40 models, at $2. . Suspender Blouses of allover ma- crame lace trimmed with velvet. An innovation in Tailored Shirts—-silk finish soisette, with colored stripes—with two sets of link collars and cuffs, one with white Japanese silk, the other of white cotton. After This Advertisement Was in mee Yesterday Afternoon—We Procured at a Concession — 2500 Lingerie Blouses to Sell at $1.26 and $1.50, instead of $2, $2.60 and $3 i louses of dainty white cotto ile and batiste—trimmed in many pretty ways with C! Page mF ay i makeiares en vain with embroidered panels and Valene ines tace fri This Sale will be held in the regular Blouse Salon, Third Floor. Extra salespeople will bein attendance. A Summer Rug Display Fish Nets at That Gisdlos the Pri at Girdles the Earth Half-Price By the same token, it took more than the eighty: For Your Summer |4ays of Jules Verne’s famous trip around the world to gather the collection that is now spread out for your | admiration in the Rug Store. : It is one of the most complete exhibits of Summer Rugs, we think, to be found in America, if not the most conplete. There are prairie grass rugs from AND THE COUPON 4 Buys $100 Worth of Goods on 1 Our Very | Popular & Commer- f cial Credit y'and Valenciennes mn to any of o any purcha: any Pp to $100.00; fifty cen! our goods will be delivered to your home promptly. Furniture, Kugs, Beds Ge-Carts and Pictures LUDWIG BAUMANN & CO.,Harlem 144-146 W Curtains Designers have vastly improved upon the orig- inal idea of the fish net in these charming window draperies. Some are in the rich Italian filet pat- terns—-with its squarish designs, others adhere more closely to the si nple mesh; still others are in leaded glass designs. Colors are deep reds, rich greens, blues, ecru and, of course, white. JN order to make EVERYBODY acquainted with our famous CLEAN and FAIR commercial credit system and the mani- fold advantages and economies it offers over the old style credit methods and so-called ‘‘credit club” echemes, we extend this extraordinary coupon offering for a limited time only. Therefore, DON’T DELAY, but COME AT ONCE, 785 Wisconsin, rugs made of South American palm leaves,’ and rugs from Algeria. Rugs in quaint Coolegeas that suggest the old homesteads of New England, and rugs that smack of the Orient, in design and coloring. And mattings, typical Summer floor-coverings from Japan and China, nay be fittingly counted in the display. It is difficult to conceive of a room or a porch in the Summer house, for which the proper rug, as to dimen- sions, design, coloring and quality, cannot be chosen from this collection. for 6 foot $14 Exten- } | Among the Rag Rugs are the Hearthside, Palatine, Quaki } Pilgrim, Shaiki, Gretchen, El] Hammam, Bungalow, Poster, ant i others, Prices range from 50¢ to $1.50 for 22 x 36-inch, up to ] $10 to $30 for 9x 12 ft. Of the Crex, Waite and Willow Grass Rugs, we have about A special purchase of tneat sae pan ‘The Willow ed Rugs are made exclus- | ively for Gimbel Brothers, in green, red, blue, French bi 5 10,000 ya rd s of these | and canary yellow, with beautiful stenciled bordera Prices pin pretty Curtain Materials| 30c¢ to 60c for 18 x 36-inch, up to $16 for 9 x 18 ft. brings them to sell at half ; Algerian Bigs, in similar designs, are $3.50 for 3 x 6 ft.. to $83 rear A lor 9x 12 ft. their intended prices—| Simla Rugs, in a heavy qualit y, especially suitable for porches, } 18c, 22c,. 26c, 30c, 32c|are woven of palm leaves, and priced at $7.60 for 5 ft. x 8 ft. 6-in., to 60c yard. sisth Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS Sisth Floor, BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD S7. These 2-in. Post All BrassBeds > Es De j i» ‘All-BrassBed Only 4.45 T See Our Great Complete HOME Oulfit Offeriags. OPEN SAYURDAY EVENINGS.