The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1912, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1913. TITANIC HEROINE care NEW YORKER GOES ee ‘ty fer tein rm | Harrison Leads Bolters to Separate | on the, "yoard the Mauretania thet nis ‘ | aed OPPENHEIM, GLLINS@ é MOS? DISTINGUISHED raf ee ee ! : | PEORIA, Il, April 1%—With Mayor i porter, acting as temporary chairman, a ‘ and wilh Navonal Committeeman Roger C. Sullivan in perronal command of the situation, the tate Democratic conven- medicine; guaranteed to Teueve oF money, Delegates Cheer Statement of Chair-| ‘*fuadea. man of Illinols State Con- gh elo Bg ef Exceptional Values in uJ U 9 |tdon was opened here thie afternoon. vention, the help of manufactured tea- Girls’, Misses’, Junior and Children’s > faith Brant’ bainty Surren-| “Mayor carter W. Harnson of Chicago, Stoughton Walker, First Cabin} Vemtion. a ancatnel ears ove abit it a attest ele SS) 5 it us Cook coumy jegation al t, compounded exclusively ae @ epecific rem- | od e @ered Place in Lifeboat to come downstate followern retueed te Passenger, Was in the Dry Reputitean Baie Convention convened séy_ for thowe only who sutter from Rieu: Tailored Suits, Coats and Dresses : enter the Colleeum, eld a con- ‘ ciation oF New 4 Her Aunt. vention i @ skating rink, several Goods Business. J. Doyle, in hin address referred to Col! Convince yourself. Go to Hegeman's, Se a ara om , er Aunt. aquares away, where they proceeded to ee crn Tehte wey HIGtOE Lae ae nee ene Cee wreee, ' organise, adopt a platform, and select Ti GHA wat neler | Misees’ Suits of Tailor Serge, Misses’ StylichSuitsinallthe i aero were heroines among thove who |® Mt of delegates to the national con-| Stoughton Walker, a first cabin Pas-| president Taft's name also was ap-| You can feel it working. ve Mixtures and Fancy Stripes.} 20.00 | season's prevailin’ mate-iats } 25.00 Ht Went down with the Cad ~ edi ies Genin 4 Slee otee en ee See Hee Compounded, by the Magistrat Chom: Finely tailored and satin lined and colors. Finely tailored. § Rerece—as many heroines as heroes, In| gists, led by Mra. Catherine Vaugh Mc- ‘trol, the Convention was expected —————— SPeGertion to numbers. The wives who Caitooh of Chicago and Miss Mildred J,|™tted suicide on Sunday evening by {name today eight delegates-atclarse uy sal ‘tue PH Taeine tailored Misres Pedal f enecserce: Ghee by the aide of their husbands as| McGrew of Peoria, arrived at the open- leaping from the rail of the ship into|to the National Republican Convention sl ut LOD iortc and plain ore 16 75 Epi iresses Of ie ser, 9 75 tee Waves closed around them were] ing of the Sultvan convention and were| the sea. with Inatructions to vote for Roosevelt. Ons Suits of Whipcord Serge and * ies of imported mo. .els. i febreinge of the highest type, but it|#¥en seats on the speakers’ pla:form.| A second cabin passenger, John Bolce fay pela si vile at samtnise 7 Checks. Value $25.00. Special ues to $16.50. Special ; re saw the suicide make nie way through] favor the election. of United States Samet be eaid for them that they had the gaoral encouragement of the presence ot | TAFT TO NAME ROOSEVELT |the mecraze quarters to the a’ter-deck,| Senators by popular vote, urge the amendment of the Sherman law, tn- Mauretania, which got in to-day, com-; With Gov. Deneen and his ériende in| Co. risilten, ELT @e men who had been their partn: IN ANSWERING ATTA K' " limb up on the rail and leap out, Boice * e 9 for years. vy i save ihe Alarm and iediatly several! prine the fopucicen State saminiawe:| 7 (LD) AMONDS \| Girls’ Smart Tailored Norfolk Coats Bisa Edith Evans of this city, « niece | President, Urged by Friends, Will ¢ of email ratt that carrion a light.| and biepartioan rave of the Stale Lagi ry x tay 7 ry NEC iis Saati ane tee GS Abandon His Policy cf fre antp, whled was opeeting at abou] Iture sf Win 18 Superior tailored full length Norfolk and Prince George eee moral support x8 shat which helped Silence. Denn bape passed the olnt| Woman Pree im Solssors Case. parse ee hee x at Se porhers, models of Serge, Homespun and Shepherd Check. Pique | 11.75 ‘wtres . She ate: ‘al w sag where f Jumped overboard by-al! phe Grand Jury to-day refused is strona bachelor srl of twenty-Ave, | rat bas decided fo abandon Sle atitace| east a mile before It wea stopped. | ingiet Mra. Mary. Bayder, who. wan veep coro collar and leather belt. 8 to 16 years. Value $18.75 (guthfully onid of ber that she ‘uaa at of silence under the severe criticiams| A boat wae lowered and for almost! held by a coroners jury yoaterday as: chF cLeVe agother might be saved. ic cel poe a of aes! we poet) nek 1, Real bess aaa Po for bad fad LM bail 4 ve 144k ower et payee | in ipalen Lo some of pd "4 ig HM Ve GRAND. don cee oe ‘eavelting with Mrs. | sta ‘pent public addresses. will reply to(the iiuminated buoy and returning to ath with a pair of aura ORTH Or GRAND, BR OL SEATION. Girls’ Coats of French Serge Children's Coats of Shepherd Pppetodvend Mre. Jona Murray Brown, | M*,Coones mentioning him by name. the SMD ae en slag avenue on April 11, It hed that | —<—$————— and Mistures, with pique, la.e Check, Serge and Mixtures,la.e| 4 © Bt beepened that Mrs. Cornell and Mre,|.. Tis Was Poattively stated to-day by| All that bar hme ere a tri od Sut-| there was no evidence to contradict the! collar and cuff trimmings. 7 90 and silk trimmings. ° 0 Appleion were assigned by the oihesra| N*, i clove touch with the President, |cl#e from the oficers of the Maure-| atgtement that Snyder killed himself. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS 8 to 16 years. Value $15.00 $ to10 yeate Value 87.50 © @me bom and Mrs. Brown and Mies|""¢ 1 !® sald Mr. Tatt made his de- tanta was t bd eal fos m New! Judge Foster dismissed the woman WORK MONDAY WONDERS ») y : firane to another. When ail was in| “10% only after ‘repented ursing by] York on the same vessel about three| from custody. feniness to lower the boat in which] wiin. rep reiges hinge aon = —— j ‘ ‘Migs Kvans was 0 passenger it wae Within the last day or two the Presi- ’ found that one more than the ‘allot! the me (had ‘come, for him to wesaton Boys Custom Tailored Suits 888 eomebody would have to toad riod ne itt a ee Wait 0 Goeen women moved for the eve eee ’ As a further introduction to this New Department dock, Mrs. B: them. a : Coen tae enn, them. | COURT DELAY FOR PAGE. will place on sale to-morrow: @regsing her aunt to « seat. “You| New Yorker Whe Attecked Con- FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN eve children at home. I have no one greseman Wins a Point. Boys’ Norfolk and double-breasted deoensent oo me t shall wait foe 6] WASHINGTON, April —H. A. W. ALL SIZES, EVEN UP TO LONG STOUTS Suits in newest all wool fabrics. 3.95 Geo Kissed her aunt, sprang to the|New York, whose pamphlet attacking Ha CARHART clothing is distin- 8 to 17 years, Value $6.75 s. and the Mfeboat was lowered Representative H. D. Clayton of Ala- ediaes ns its snappy, jpeeeaaive Mise Evans had no chance to|bama and other members of the House style, and the permanence of its shape- A choice selection of broken lots taken Ward another boat, When the Titanic; Judiciary Committee led to his Indict- li tibl 4 ‘ = ent Gown she was on the deck, look-' ment by the Federal Grand Jury on a caved, aad Soret sem eh ous from the stock of hand-tailored Boys’ Suits. } 8,95 roms the waste of waters| charge of libel, to-day entered a formal 8 to 18 years. Former prices $12.75 to $14.75 Lites Rereae and er aatitaties Suits of wool blue serge. aca lining. 8 to 17 years. e : Fatue $7.95 | 5.00 ’ Reef f all 1 bi » shi Ey elageueyaviel amtlnciares! istered beberle | @ bobbi Mttle green light | Plea of not guilty. The pamphiet made the aren ot boats in which lay |the oharge that “Congressmen are abe had thrown aside. Lae ‘ ie added sorrow among tie| Responding to the defendant's plea of vee of Mise Evans at her fate, In | onmagemente and his desire to go abroad beat which carried Mrs, Cornell and |" account of hay fever, the Court de- ‘there was room for|¢lined to grant the district's demand more persons than were (or immediate trial, and fit, and patterns possessing snap, char- acter and individuality. Fabrics consist of Velours, Serges, Homespuns, Worsteds, Cas- simeres and ey others adapted for the season's wear. e are showing a “great” assembly of browns, tans, grays, blues and colors that predominate. Here are values it 5.00 R Fo a 1 ppetgreanate oe unprecedented at this time of the year. — 212 to 10 years. Values to 87. 50] Witnces cn bona Everybody's ng It! ape cod Boys’ Washeble Norfolk and poubrecered OF TROOPS ON BORDER.) QOING WHAT? $18 & $20 Suits $30 & $35 Suits Suits of white duck, tan linen and kh ‘| 2.95 © @anvass Actively and Accept Men WHY, TRYING TO REDUCE 8 tu 16 years. Value ae 05 Freely,” Is Order Sent Major THE COST OF LI , Barney at El Paso. Le Me $13.50 $25.00 WL PARC, Texas, Aorit w.—stajor &./HERE’S THE BEST WAY!' RR, Berney, recruiting officer here to-day ite for all arms of the service This is. the first time you have been afforded the means of actually reducing the high cost of YOUR $25 & $28 Suits $35 & $40 Suits OPPENHEIM, CLLINS x © 34th Street pe EGR a ARERR eV Te $17.50 $27.50 $28 & $30 Suits $40 & $45 Suits $22.90 $32.50 Weather Forecast—Overcoats Patterns and styies, popular but aut common. Many fancy overcoatings cut over the latest mods and made in split sleeve coats, Engl.s! lee, belted back, narrow shoulders and fancy ie oats. Chevirts, ail-lined to edge; black and Oxtords included, Four pikes, Now— = $10, $13-50, $17-50 & e.. E. E. TUR. INGTON, Vice President 265 Broadway 841 B:oad way | 119 West 42d St. | 125th Street Near Chambers 3t. Cor. 13tu St. Nour Hroadway Near 4d Avenu> ee and 42d Street Stores Cpen Evenings further inatructions, by order of |LIVING! “ ypetoaaind By buying many of the things ea WO REPLY TO MADERO’S NOTE, you use direct from over 70 manu- | facturers and wholesalers, LF Camattsaceseee wines” | YouSave trom 20% 10 40% Ambasedor Wilson take up| A visit to our showrooms, one wer ratne, toe aeaatlon af imiee.| full floor in Herald Square Build- = ite sooe'ot Wear tees ts ing, 36th St. near Broadway, will discharge lea, the convince you ‘that you can buy qual- Mate Deparment provebiy will mot lity goods at wholesale prices. Call American note Need aiike to Federal|and see what our members save. Mee eerie ueved ita purpose | Phone or write for particulars, ucalon of the warning througt: j WORLD HOME S' PPLY CO. ' o u Phene 1805 Uramercy. Unusual Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits Smart tailored Suits, copies of imported models by Poiret, Paquin and Bernard, of Tailor Serge, Hairline Stripes, Bedford Cords and Mannish Mixtures; the most at- tractive and desirable stylcs 0: the season. Values $30.00 to $40.00. ® _ = = LT | A PRACTICAL BOOK FOR PRAG- TICAL PEOPLE. viset Ald to the selortinends How YOU May Help Build the Memorial to Thomas Jefferson H ar} em Te erest in New York, “the foremost Demec @ Republic.” a nonular memorial to Thomas J Pulitser left A the wish might be the nucleus of | @ fund of at least § and that the || H memotial should be i great champion of republica: The urn mM Furniture displayed on hi mr Judge us not by our words only, but by our deeds. When you've be AE one of these splendid ‘at this ridiculously low price, Jona to remember that i the more that undersells them ‘on high-grade Furniture. then nnerts ts tie oft-repeated are "jou we rah. thee ge This Dresser in Mahogany or Birds- eye, highly polished. 42 inches long, large French plate Mirror. Oval or pattern shape; two small upper draw- ers are suel Shaped two lower draw- ers are large and roomy; $21 value, special. $14, 98 jonler to match * IT PAYS TO PAY CASH : # Tin cacene “cheold be made payable to ‘The Thomas Jeftereon M floors will attract the attention and satisfy the of this monument Pennies, dimes, ne sum is too emall to expresa the This extremely comfortable and luxurious chair is covered vowpy ena al fiber er yes in Tapestry, Velour and Leather, with loose cushions of silk been organized to extend to every man, desires of particular people who, after a com- appreciation of the services and worth of te the depository of the committee. Gow, bid are of ipanive conoeruntien $ wi spring seat. price brings 29 @0 Broadway, Now Terk. following persons have this fund in charge: me MAYOR WILLIAM J. GAYNOR, New York, Chairman, RALPH PULITZER, New York, Vieo-Chairmea. Committee: Q@OV. JOHN A. DIX, New York. GOV. BUGENE N. Foss, PREDERI ‘W. PLAISTED, Massechusetts. ogy, seal GOV. JUDSON HARMON, Ohio, woman end child in the United States the parison of prices, will realize spereniation of the services and ert of SEE UNION TRUST COMPAET, e chair within the reach of those of refinec: taste and with moderate incomes, NEW YORK’S LARGEST CASH FURNITURE STORE ov. sIxRoN B BALDWIN, q@ov. Wage HODGES MANN, i HOmes COmrLcr GL) FURNISHED 147-149 West 125th Street, Near Seventh Ave. OO eee R MARSHALL, GOV. WOODROW WILSON, Commer 124th St. and 3d Aie., New York Indiana Now Jersey. —_x =