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felt more shocked, But for that con- founded monodie I would have com- pleted my twenty years of deep-sea barbering without a cut.” Gadd took to the high seas as a bar- ber on Sept. 2% 1892, Since that date he has made two hundred and twenty round trips on Atlantic liners, a total HORRID MONOCLE world, has performed upon over %,90 chins, 6 says, Among them were chins of every nation, every profession and every kind and color of beard, United States Senators, Members of Parliament, leaders of the Douma, alp- lomats, dukes and lords galore have ail lent their faces to Gadd's handiwork while the great ships breasted the .pll- lows between Furope and America Gadd is the denn of the deep-sea bar- bers, And barbering on the ocean waves has been profitable. The veteran sea-going shaver coult retire to-day and live a life of luxury !f ne chose. Gadd declares he is the custodian of ny great secrets, gome of which, he continents, There Gadd, Veteran Dean of Ocean Shavers, Nicks First Chin in Twenty Years. ENGLISHMAN TO BLAME. Te Won’t Move Glass, It Slips, a would startle i i thing abo n ocean barber 1 and Curses of mon @ bit garrulous, he alleges. HE NOT ONLY GETS BUT AL8O GIVES BIG TIPS. Tt {9 sald that under the soft and Persuasive fingers of Gadd and the spell of his keen razors great financiers have dropped market tips worth thousands to him. Gadd has also done mighty favors Fo uink of being a deep-sea barber for Qweaty years and nover crrting a cus emer, and then having the glorious wetera go to pot within a few days of @e anniversary celebration! ‘That te the sad fate that has b tor his customers, hie friends sa: he knows all the crooked gamb! @ tip for @ tip {s @ fair exchange, he says. ‘One of the best stories told about Gadd ts of how he alded in showing up the true colors of @ boastful hunter, Gadd had a number of surprise pillows made in Germany. Outwardly the pil- lowa looked innocent enough, but @ Galton’ Lott Gadd, barber of the La @amta, which arrived in port yorterd: G@eéa‘is inconsolable and may be found @eday wandering Aisconsolately about @he dig ship, cussing monocies to high Beaven. Yn Steele that sceme strange, for Gadd @ om Englishman, and heretofore has ve ad great reverence for the little round Mf institution, Say ‘“monocte” to 4 now, and hls face purples, h's feam@s clench and his voice rises in mechanical contrivance Inside would produce a wild outcry ike that of @ cat Stepped upon when the cushions were ‘wrathful denunciation. sat upon. Last to the sorrowful story ns told] One evening when tho boaster was r Barber Gadd: telling of hand to hand encounters with ¥ ~ e tiger and lions tn Indian jungles, tn “For twenty years I have been a bar- I was to ceto-| the midet of his story he arose from his chair for a moment, and Gadd slipped under him one of his German pillows, When the mighty hunter sat him down he sprang upward with grasping hands and bulging eyes as anniversary on er been my boast @hat I never cut a customer at fea in @@i those twenty years. The thousands Z Rave dardered can testify to that. But my record is ruined. “And ite all bec of a monocle- wearing countryman. Yesterday, as we ‘ware nearing New York, an English- man, with his monocle on, hurried into ‘the Barber shop and swung into @ chair, fe wanted « shave. 1 expected him to Femove the monocle, but he lay back Bnd otared at me blankly, DEADLY WORK WAS DONE IN A |O}! tiger cat. There were no more tall Bunting yarns the rest of the voyage, —_ iz Down Rio Grande. ‘Tex., Aug. %.—The Mexi- can military authorities of Ojinaga, op- posite Presidio, are informed that Gen. Orozco, with about 2,000 rebels, te marching down the Rio Grande and In within a few hours of that place. has only a small Federal gare on my cleverness in shav' with the monocle when that | mona, am CASTORI. 1A temer gave ag facial muscles a con- Yor Infante and vulsive twitch to keep the monocle| The Kind You Have Always Bought ‘trem alipping. | Mim that second the deadly work was, Bears the I hed cut my first customor. | Signature of Hed % out his throat I would not have eS eS SS SS Ss SS Sey SS Household Linens At ‘‘The Linen Store’ 4 Many of our shipments for Fall trade have arrived and our assortment of the followin; lines of housekeeping goods will be found fresh and complete: : Table Cloths and Napkins. Sheets and Pillow Cases. Towels and Bed Linens. Fancy Bed Linens. Bed Coverings. James McCutcheon & Co., 5th Ave. & 34th St., walaPPAtiorn 2JSaaafvoetareate ISHER BROS, COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103 & 104 ST 5 NO MONEY DOWN GRAN FURNITURE — IT Wostmin: 000 t the polo held by sponding the room resounded with the yeip of a| « Weekly an a Ta | Tegard: Duke tn in Pngla: at Baton Chester. housand be. On his he has now a dozen of the best polo players in England engaged in dally practice. have a team that will be invincible and will then enourh for the pontes to recover from the effects of the 0d" to the Amer! Meanwhile hi the leading English poloists, telling them to bring selves at ia that they shall practise the game dally, World Value 85 san. 7] ‘Via Chased Leather Couch From $50.00 to $508. St, L Station ut Coracr Subway Station One Block Awey OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS DUKE WHO WILL | SPEND| $500,000 DUKE OF WESTMINSTER. LONDON, cup back, no matter what the cost may TO BEAT YANKEES twenty, m Aug. %—The Duke of ster declares he will spend $000,- j¢@ British team to win back cup which was captured and the Americans, He {s already ums, leas of the prices asked, thle buying all the best poio ponies nd and is having them trained Hall, his big place just outside In this way alone h a; but he says he w ning. private grounds at Eaton Hall He hopes by next year to take them to America early age and get “aalt- climate, cing the hospttality the Aisposalof all their friends and make them- home, and his only condition —— Wants Work alate Last Week of Aust Sales Mra. Emma Zajonezak, twenty-six, of No. 170 Prospect placé, Brooklyn, is dying to-day at Coney Island Hospitat) She was the most seriously hurt of tly women and children, who were trampled on by fear-crared men in a panic rush from a flaming train on the West End line last eve- Among the others injured were Miss Anna Josephs, twenty, of No. 17 Bast One Hundred and seventeenth street; Mise Lillian Hellman, nineteen, of No. 69 Fast One Hundred and First street, and Mrs. Katherine Jackso ra Rounsvilte, thirty-two, No, 1667 Seventy-slxth street; James Byrnes, nineteen, of No, 234 Ninety- Arnold Olson, twenty- eight, of No. 631 Warren street, and Dominico Arito, forty-one, of No, 463 Carlton avenue, all of Brooklyn, As the train, about 6.30 P. second street; 4ipping into the cut at Elghty-first street, the feed pole jumped free and, knocking off one of the fastenings, brought the overhead wire down on the roof of the cars, immediately setting They broke with one another and women in the cars carry- 0 the scash iris without escorts or older companions on whom they might rely at the first threat of thought to any per-| ives. i} m thelr seats, wrestling | THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 326, WOMEN TRAMPLED BY MEN IN FEAR AS CONEY TRAIN BURNS Twenty Hurt, One Dying of injuries After Mad Rush to Escape. crushed to death. torman, stopping the train. are stenographers, ther ald. M. Clark, a former but now of Elizabet! M, was » and there {ng aside shrieking women and chfidren in order to jam thelr way to the open windows. At practically every window were three or four men seeking to get thro tho ground. Where a woman was jn the way she was wrenched aside It was regarded afterward as amazing that some of the many bables were not Not until Eighty- fourth street was reached did the mo- James Connelly, succeed tn Members of the train crew lifted Mrs. Zajonezak from the car to the bank. ‘They aasisted the other women out also and then mounted to the roofs of the first and secoad care with buckets of sand, with which the fire was put out, Jackson and Miss Hellman, who received vrulees on the legs, but when Dr. Grace suggested that they go to the hospital in an ambulance they refused, other persons injured, Mra. Zajonesak excepted, also declined to accept fur- PROVES HE HE IS ALIVE, * BUT PAYS FOR FUNERAL. Stranger Was Burled as Clark! Six Weeks Ago, Now He's Back. SCHENECTADY, N, XS Aug. %.—W, Schenectady Friday night to visit friends and incidentally to pay hie burial ex- smnses, he being supposedly dead and buried for the past siz weeks, A man was kille at Binghamton, and through cards in his pocket it was thought to be Clark. His sister wae notified, went to —————— 617-621 Eleventh Avenue New York City, Phone 160 Bryant 1912. that of her brother's. h to} sister paid tty, expenses, friend who fod, Clark contra nevere The J., arrived in All Size Roll F rlieet [Binghamton and (dontifed the body ae Tho burial was arranged for and the Last week a had been advised of the death met Clark on the street in Bltza~ beth and told him he was dead and bur- ted the statement and carrey hore to prove he was right. 405 Broadway, Below Canal st. 126 University Pl., bet. 13-14 sts. ONEILL-ADAMS Co, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d St. 2,000 Nottingham Lace Curtains At Almost Half Most certainly a rare chance for the housewife who has need of handsome new window hangings. | which way the values are blowing in O 40 to 60 inches in width (according to grade) and from 3 to8 yards long. This collection harbors an unusually tasteful designs. We bought them at unusual pric Reg. Price, $1.50, $3. 25, $3.00, $3.50, $3.75, $5.00 per pair Sale Price, 87c, $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 “ “ mm Novelty Lace Curtains i Priced at About Production Cost ional showing of the advance designs for this fall. They are all madefon Hextra quality net, either in white or in abian color. H Reg. Value, $2.00, $5.00, 96.50, Hf $7.50, $8.00, $9.00 per pair. j ae tote ti. $1.50, $3.75, $4.75, | ltsshPointLace Curtains Reduced This season’s newest and richest designs. All are made on extra quality French net: ra i really remarkably underpriced for || this sale. if Reg. Value, $4.50, $8.75, $10.00 per pair. Sale Price, $3.00, 94.50, $6.50, $7.50 per pair. 85.75, $7.50, $5.75, Savings of 20% to 334% in Every Department Still plenty of bargains in discontinued styles, sample lines and close-outs. New Fall Stock is more complete and up-to-date than ever. You Can Open a Charge Account for Any Amount ate of $2.50 We ¢ the { 30% sept on $30 Worth ly on $200, Etc. $12 Table, $7.95 in lange lot at @ cut of Drectntrd: 42-inch iin Fug, lin Ro ich or inyini 5 feot long; very convenient and strongly made, All kinds ef “labor-savers.” “time-savers,” space-savers” ant “money-savers.” Bed Room or Dining Chair 98c| Very substantially made; solid oak, golden finish; cane seat of good quality. Chairs and rockers of every kind for every fabric, room, tonne, Houseclean- $42 Library Table, ingOutfit 59¢ Broom, Gust Peautitul oval | top, dust 0x60. Heavy pillars, Las, scrub a very solidly brush, and throughout. n @ a lvanized polished Tables pail, All every kind for every kood © qual- purpose at every ity, price, Har.em Siore 3rd Ave & RUGS te PARFET Floor Coverings Reduced 46c Ol Cloth . of: able Mont! You pan’ We them Spring. Dick, In every ereae of carpet, ene joleum, oflcloth, matting, tte. hares Sliding Couch, $4.35 Makes a couch and a single or double bed. Spring of the new guaranteed for 10 years. and bolster in Very su Solid Mahogany, $28 es = — for measurin, ing, Mning 11 remain- {oe stock of Gas Portable sowed reaty tor use, three, styles with valance and ball Super y.- $3. 25 fringe, Pretty designs strong an ‘ory. pretty Printed on both aides. Bolla” nae lamp,’ 'prite ite Colors oun-fast. Cur. hogany, well cludes tubing, tains, Portieres and finfatred, Lamps of every ‘eine, kind st every Couch Covers of every nd, “Lincoln” link Mattress pian denim or figured cre- stantially made. = some of the The Square Deal For each and every customer has hept us in business for 105 years. Prices Marked in Plain Figures 4 Off Eve Tce Box and| Refrigerator In our stock.| don't want to carry tay A chance t take you? for kits es and pantry, $9 Solid Mahogany Has change- perfect condition. 10% Discount to Cash Customers forth Eaelly we continuous an Bi den oak or ‘Barly Eng- Us! ft, 6 in. wide, 46 in. high; very well made. Desks and office chairs of every de- seription, “Renaissance” Bed: Bets $2.75 Extra quattt Yi ver prety desters, noes “pian ets, etc, of every if ’ ; D Sample Line of Parior Suites Bought at.one-third off to save carting samples from ex- position back to factory. Several dozen, all aera, all in jere are The cut shows the $16.66 suite. 47.80 5 Po. 55.00 & Pe, 00 Ha 6 Pe. 77.60 6 Po, 8u 85.00 6 Pe. Downtown Park Row & : Chatham Sq. = Full Valance Lace Bed Sets—Low Prices! All made of the best nets according to their grades. Fresh new goods, with extra full valance and bolster roll cover to match the spread. Regularly $5.50, $7.00, $10.50, $12.00 per set. To-morrow, $4.00, $5.50, $8.00, $9.00 per set. O'Neill Main Stere—Fearth Floor. Basement Bulletin! Philadelphia Lawn | “Surety” Washing Mowers achines All are Surety lawn mowers,| We consider our Surety one of in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, sold|the best onthe market. It holds jfall year for $3.98, to- more clothes, it runs easier and is morrow... $2.75 made of the best seasoned lum- Philadelphia “All Day” Lawn|ber. A great help on wash Mowers; reg. $5.98; day; emilee value i $4.00 $5.50 { $7.49, at.. Indestructible Ash Cans Garbage Cans. Reduced With wrought iron slats on With tight fitting dcep rim sides and bottom, each one has} sanitary cover, good family a self rim cover; value size, they have a bail $1.88. special at. $1. 29 25c O'Netlt Hometuraishing Store—Basement, } handle; reg. value 89c.. Rugs, Linoleums and Carpets Reduced New extra heavy, fine weave Wilton Velv special selling: 9x12 fect, | 814x104 feet, | et Buys-—a very $23.50 $19.50 Inlaid Linoleum 5 CUP: ot Remn to 20 yard Jer suits ef carpels %1 values, alues, Regular value $1.25 and $1.35, of ah k Special, per square, $1.50\ 95clae 75e] ut 48c YOTG...cccecscescesees aN ONeill Main Store—Vourth Flvor. O'Neill-Adams Co., Sixth Ave., 20thto 22dSt,N. 1 Le eerapenmmrmnerrreeseeenne anergy THE CLOWN’S WEEKLY LESSON JESTS PICTURES STORIES PUZZLES TRICKS RIDDLES BRAND NE V 16" PAGE LO/TION FREE EVERY WEEK WITH COPIES OF THE SUNDAY WORLD “K WIT” paths 2 oder Of nerepiration, Aden, ds RTECS NTR ATE