The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1912, Page 12

Peart PLUNTED TAX ~ BOTS PAR erred Pedpie in Street Maimed, Big “Séction Shaken by Strikers’ Infernal Machine. PARIS, April 12—A bomb concealed ‘f @ taxicad exploded in the Rue do early to-day. jon shook a dl excitement followed the explo- and te news as it sprea. stirred @ntire city now in a state of dread fhe auto bandits. Lyons line. nity were smashed, ere smasheds GHASES STOLEN TRUNK 3 IN A LIMOUSINE CAR vo Detectives See Three Men Commit Crime and One of Them Makes a Capture. Detectives Finn and Griffith dropped of a Broadway car to-day because they sw three queer looking persons untying the wheels of a truck, While they were watching one man jumped on the seat r another walked up or headed for Unton followed the truck on the dog At Sixth avenue the driver was the man who had gone up ‘The chase continued to At Fifth avenue Finn commandeered a fine limousine car. He tralled the truck til he came to w trafic policeman, thelped him capture the di companion, They wero Samucl erin of No, 4 Columbia street and uel Teitelbaum of No. 7 Fifth Teitelbaum is an ex-convict. GriMth, who followdi the third man, rd from. er of the truck, went id claimed it. He had ly mas complaint at the West Goventeenth street station. ,| the aceno of a robbery in @ taxicab. ¢ “TERRORZE TOWN ~ AND ROUT POLE Fire Revolver$, Smash Win- | dows and Create Theatre Panic in Indiana Town. | | VALPARAISO, In4,, April 12—Three jthousand students of Valparatao U [versity swept down on the business ec- tlon of this city late Im smashed windows, fired revolvers, broke up a vaudeville performance and defied | the police and city firemen to check | them. he demonstration is supposed to remulted from the arrest of eleven jstudents recently for playing baseball in the streets. The trouble followed a class rush, For an hour the students |fought among themselves. Then the entire crowd came downtown, entered a theatre and caused several hundred persons, including many wome and children, to flee in terror, Finally the lghts were turned out and the stu- dents left the 'bullding, Fearing to attack tho students witha smali force, the Chief of Police called | on firemen to turn stroams of water on | the rioters, The students threatened the firemen who promptly withdrew. Returning to the college, the rioters |roke more windows and dragged ftu- dents from thelr beds and compelied them to take part In monstration, | _ jenty-two yer was sent to Sing Sing for fitter by Judge Crain in General Sersions to- Gay following his conviction for burg- lary in the third degree and grand larceny as a second offense. He got five years for the burglary and ten j yeare for the grand larceny. He was captured on March 3 while fleeing from meth Bes ot Thelin STATEN ISLAND NOTES. Tho Men's Club of Christ Episcopal Church of New Brighton will give a minstrel entertainment at the Parlat Hall of the church on next Friday eve- ning. ‘ An Onjoyable afftatr was a dance given by ‘the young people of the John the Baptist De La Salle Church of Staple- ton at Stuhi's Hali on Wednestay eve- ning. tina, WANTED CIGARETTE. @., April 12.—On his bed here early to-day Edie Git- thirty-three, a one-legged high div. Dicyolist who had uppeared before heads of Europe, displayed the that had characterised all his acts. Urdismayed by his ing end, he asked for a pack- of cigarettes, r@ shot himself when an increase in weight t! with his bicycle ridii ndent inters —_—__- Peteon) Hecapeh Gallows. US, Ga., April 12—James ‘Who was to have been hanged to-day. committed suicide tm his ie morning. He took poison soon it and died at 3:20 o'clock Of the efforts of several doctors. he got the drug {s nt known, shot and killed Policeman ‘Marchante while resisting arrest eeveral months age. Miss Alice Tomples of Stapleton has returned from Newport, where she was the guest of friends for a week. Chrtetopher Brown, a prominent ott- faen of Staten Island, died at his home in Tottenvillo on Wednesday morning after a brief Sliness, aged seventy> fix years. He @hgage@\in the ship» building business When he was a young man and was senior momber of Brown Shipbuilding Company at time of his geath. He is survived by a widow and’ two sons, Free lectures will be given at the Ste- pleton and Tottenville Public Schools this evening. | A committee has been appoimed by the Cherokee Democratic Club of Mid- letown to make arrangements for the annual outing of the organization, which will be held at Midiand Park at Grant City in the early summer. After @ pleasant visit to friends at Rutherford Miss Maude Johnson js again at her home in Fort Wadew>rth. ‘Miss Harriet Brownson of Sts on will spend the next two weeks in At- lantic City. MOCK DUCK TELLS COURT HE’S USED TO BEING HELD. Coroner Releases Hip Sing Tong Chief Charged With “Chinatown Cantfield’s” Murder. Mock Duck, leader of the Hip Sing Tong, who was arrested yesterday on an assumption by Deteciives Nelson acd Foley that on April 6 he had wt to death Ching Hong Jun in ie basement of No. 22 Pell street, was arraigned be- fore Coroner Feinberg to-day and re- leaned under $2,000 ball. The two detectives told Coroner Fein- berg that they were Informed that after the Killing the “Chinatown Canfield” geen running from the neighbor- “Where {s the man who informed you of this?” asked the Coroner. “We hope to find him,” sald ‘the slouths, That wae the bottom and top of their case, likewise the fillngs. The Coroner #aid he couldn't hold Mock night and! Hook unless Mock Duck were willing. Mock Duck sald, “Go ahead; I'm used to it. Whenever a Chin n te killed east of Chicago they arrest me, no matter where I happen to be at the the Detroit Free Press.) “Ma says she had four different pro- jarriage when she wes a Your Old | Piano Free If you are moving this month and have thought of exchinging your old piano, let us take it from your old address and deliver a new OPULAR E IANO to your new home, cartage free. We will allow you full value for it to- ward an upright or a player piano and give you three years to pay the balance. Pease Pianos for 68 years have been renowned for their durability, and are the ideal home pianos, Write for Catalogue and exchange estimate. PEASE PIANO CO. 128 W.42d St.,nr. Broadway,N.Y. MFatheb ave WO NewS. good taste. N order for Pabst “Bue Risson’ Beer carries with it the distinction of quality and. Served with your lunch or ner, BLUE RIBBON lends zest and refreshment satisfying. Every bottle is pure and whole- e—worthy of your table—the best beer brewed. Bottled only at the Supplied by best dealers everywhere. Served in Leading Hotels, Cafes and Restaurants, brewery in crystal clear bottles, showing at a glance that it is clean and pure, A trial order will convince you. RH. Week-End Special in TRIMMED MILLINERY On Sale Friday and Saturday $16.50 PLUMED HATS We have secured the samples of a high class hat maker; hats worth untrimmed , about $6.50. We have trimmed them with The Shapes are in Black All Colors The Plumes in Black, White, Pi. Herald Square, Sale Extraordinary of Untrimmed Kats THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 191 | nee fi GRASH OF BON STUDENT RIOTE Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. Broadway, 34th to 36th St. w $9.89 three very beautiful Ostrich Plumes— plumes that ~ are long, full and broad, and worth about $10.00 in them- ti selves. i. A\\" \ \ Shaded Colors (Second Floor, Centr: $3.50 Belgian Milan Hats, $1.74 In the season's most stylish Tam crown effects, made of Belgian Milan straw, in small and lat shapes. Black, navy and all new colors. $2.50 Black $5.00 to $7.50 Chip Hats, 99¢ Hand Blocked Hats,'$1.98 Of best chip straw, and fully worth $2.50. Several up-to-date shapes, in me- dium and large effects. smart Spring hat. This Suits, We mention only « few of our two hundred models in the season's bes etiecings th ts wide variety of fabric, styles and teasing. The othr are equally attractive that overy woman may Fine-twilled Serge, | Darkblueonly. Coat has deep revers, trimmed with black satin ban’ nd buttons, as are the cuffs. Coat lined th: envelope skirt, trimmedtomatch coat; sizes 34 to 40, Two-toned Whipcord, $24.74 Gray coat has 2 buttons, deep revers, edged with'white silk cord, with peau d ‘ cygne lin..ig; envelo; ide, closed left of cent Two-toned Gray and Tan Whipcord, $28.74 Coat has deep rever: self buttons, peau de Sree lining simulated overskirt; trimmea to match ccat, fastens left side o! Here is a Suit forget that she is so, and to give her that appearance of being correctly dressed soessential to a woman’s peace of mi She will appear at her best in one of these handsomely yet not overtrimmed * — Coat is cut Directoire, with black Hercules braid trimming in a new fancy design across Stunfing black satin frogs and buttons close the coat. It 1s lined with peau de simulated overskirt by means of Hercules braid band across it to correspond with coat. array is not only in style, sential features in gownir.g, The fashionable model shown has notch collar and revers, yoke effect front and back, and fastens with four smoked pearl buttons, The belted coat is lined with peau de cygne. We have it in navy b.ue, Suma- SF OF ISS see te, Wearables for Young Girls Girls’ Dainty WhiteDresses $496 colors. Coat fastens tt lined with Venetian satin, Full length; made for service and can be worn for dress or street. WOMEN'S SMART TAILORED SUITS We also have there al About 300 very high class real Mi- lan and Hemp’ hats, of the finest or pict hay ied from. pictur jue s! ct | . Ideal for aly arismode's. Black and all the seae 's colors. (Main Floor, 34t St. Side) Offer of Especially Priced Seasonable and Reasonable in every essential feature, including the price. So herself fortunate in securing one oursuit:. | $18.74 shout with peau de cygne; skirt, simulated overskirt; plaits at right re back; sizes 4 to 44, ‘sof materialoverlaidwith satin, cut away,w th three front; sizes 34to44. desigred to ma! the woman who is stou' dark blue heavy twilled serge suits. e front, back and couar. cygne. The skirt has the high waist line, Its price is $33.74 roned mannish inivtu rely tailored (Second Kloor, Bway. GIRLS’ NORFOLK SUITS, $11.74 The girl who wears a two-piece Norfglk suit but comfortabletwo es- 12 and 14 years, Mustrated, These lovely dresses of sheer white lawn have square neck and short sleeves, fin- ished with Pretty em- broidery insertion, This is also used on the loose {rout and back panel ex- , tendin : i pending down plaited Belt of catin blbbon (finished with rosette! , Tus through panel, ‘This imu apeats stromal Sines, 6 to 14 year, $1.96 sete? gs, Girls’ Gingham Dresses, Popular stripe design, blue and whi white, or Black and white | ot “™ite Pink ana _ Opens all way down front under box Short sleeves are set in with beading. W collar and cuffs. Loose belt of gingham. Bises, 4 to 12 years, Girls’ Spring Coats, $5.74 The style is just right for now. The colors are navy blue or shepherd check, with sailor collar and long revers of plain material in harmonious with three buttons; it has useful top pocket and is plaiting, ite flat Bizes, @ to 14 year, (Second Floor, B'way, 85th 6.) ly R. H, Macy & Ce.’s Attractions Are Their Low All goods advertised here, on sale Friday and Saturday. Herald Square, ; Broadway, 34th to 36th St" The New “Berth-High” STEAMER-WARDROBE TRUNK} Doubles Your Comfort in Travell.ng The “Berth-High” combines the dimensions of a steamer trunk with the cavacity for holding clothes without crushing them, which is characteristic of the best wardrobe trunks. The trunk for men is“43 inches long and will hold 5 suits. The trunk designed for women is 43 inches long and will hold seven gowns. instances liberal packing space is left. number of excellent features, In both A h as gar- ment hangers from which the clothes ay not slip, and improved drawer arran make this trunk a boon to travellers. It is a stoutly built trunk. The garment rod is abrolutely unbreakable. It is made of cold:relled steel and acts nct only as a carrier for the hangers, but as a rigid reinforcement for the body of the trunk itself. fore Herth Hick? is made in tn diferent madels five for men and five for women, ‘The coverings used are canvas, As usual our prices on these trunks are lower than elsewhere. Stout Travelling Trunks THE “STANLEY” TRAVELLING TRUNKS—Covered with waterproof canvas, fibre bound, iron bottoms, leather straps, brass locks, cloth lined: Si: " ez Sele Pilces.$7.88 $824 $863 SaM So THE “LAKESHORE” TRAVELLING TRUNK—Fibre | Siz*s. ~ sail cloth, tl 32 x % bourd. covered with heavy duck, leather straps. Deep | Sale Prices. $5.24 $5.63 $5.94 set-up tray and extra dress tray; cloth lined: Sizes They range from $24.74 to $56.25. \ Reauced THE “OCEANIC” CABIN TRUNK—Covered with heavy horoughly waterproof. Fibre bound, iron 40 is bottom, brass lock and trimmings, cloth lined: 38 in. 96.38 $6.74 Sele Prices $894 $0.38 $9.24 $1013. - $id® | THE “FEATHERWEIGHT” CABIN TRUNK—Mate of THE “LAKE GEORGE” TRAVELLING TRUNK—Cov- ered with waterproof canvas, q,Dottoms, deep divided top tray and extra skirt tray: sles $128 size FSH r three-ply basswood, fibre bound, French trimmings. Frerch trimmings, iron| Divided tray, cloth lined: ¢ 32 Eo) 6 38 40 in Sele Prices.$8.24 $8.82 $9.32 $0.94 $10.49 Sale of Oxtord Bags Attractive Va'ues in Black and Russet The result of a larce purchas> at prices conse Desipned for over-night trips, shopping, or school trips. Valises nently low he construction prevents the contents from being compressed when closing the bag. The Oxford is a man-or-woman bag. OXFORD COWHIDE BAGS—In tan or biack. Has “tee! | COWHIDE DRESS SUIT CASES—Made of a superior frame and reinforced corners. It is lined with tan leather, and hasa fu'l length inside nocket. The handle iswell secured. Though strongly built, this bag iscom- rarative'y light. Si7es15,16,17and18 inches. 4 Elsewhere $5.25. Our price......... sess 4. 9 SLACK OXFORD BAG Made of grai sewed-in steel frame and hand saved" comers, Inte lined with gray leather. There are two side pockets, onefull length the othr divided intotwo c of taht weight avery stout handle. pelprnetiee S 1¢ 17 and 18 inche: Elsewhere #25. $7.49 (Fifth Fleer, Rear) Price....... Comp'ete Same as above, with two straps going all around. Elsewherc $5.50, Our price........ quality cowhide. Have steel frame, reinforced corners strong brass lock. Seamless ring handle and inside shirt fold. 24 inches. Elsewhege $5.00. Our $4.13 $4.49] li-e of Matting and Rattan Dress Suit Cases, from 98c to $7.58 Misses’ and Small Women’s Suits The Best of Values for Friday and Saturda In me complete tine of y MISSES’ day and, Sata Wy on NORFOLK y | Sear “UNS, $19.74 This is most popular style of the Spring. In two- toned whipcord, gray or tan; also) navy blue serge. The coat has stitched straps, from the shoul- TAILORED SUITS, $24.74 This is a strictly tailorec suit. The materials one pda der, front and quality navy blue or black back, with belt whipcord. Coat of self-material, | j is semi-fitted, also notched if has notched col collar and re- lar and revers, vers lined eau de cygne ined through- throughout with out. A new fea- eau de cygne, ture is the girdle skirt is gored top skirt with with corselet overskirt of ma izes 14 and 16 years. ER, YOUTHS’ LONG TROUSER SUITS At Macy's the Youth is Treated like a Man eiinerc tee fe taatas, te t at — tl young adie enrenipenndcrmemcnrin,® i ‘we [ro' ments. festri| bli che ites ate of, tabrica Includes Due eermet Smisturee. and Oxtord ond Cambridge grays. U4 $9.75, $12.75, $14.75, $18.50 boys’ and leutas’ Caps New Spring Derbies and Soft Hats, $1.88 (Fitth Fleer, Broadway.) Od Fashioned Macy's Departure to’ Which Our Entire ‘ New oe Floor Is Given Over The least costly grades ot mos: of our regular lines have been gathered here so that they may be d splayed to advantage, and without one’s atten- ion being distracted by more expensive grades. Everything is of the bcst quality obtainable at its price. Everything carries our guarantee, on every- thing as elsewhere tl. roughout the house, and t Savings are very great, JUNIOR PROMENADE -{SUITS, $29.74 Copy of a Paul Peiret Medel This model, as its name would signify, has the / Parisian touch. / The desirable qualities of the Russian blouse model are shown in these suits, which are of fine twill navy blue serge or the small black and white shepherd checks. Edges of coat bound with ben- galine silk, and belted with black kid, \ Lingerie collar gives added at- tractiveness, Skirt has the latest shirred back, bottom bound with the same silk as gir- bound. ohSS3%d seat oe | Saturday. Specially Priced Week-end Candies “Ideal Checelates,” 19¢ tb. Our usual 24c. quality. Ase sorted, in pound b xes, Milk Chocolate, Ib., 34c Made of selected Spanish peanuts dipped in CY'S Sweet cream chocolate, Special |) Macy’s “Red Star” Chocolates, Ib., 24¢ Macy's “Perfection” Caen B 49c “MY CrOCOLATES” |. $1.24 The only box with “One of a Kind” Each box has over one hune dreu pieces of the besi choc ovates made, packed with perfect taste, .We alone handle this pars ticular package. Neither in Orizinal nor duplicate form can it beobtained in anyother store