The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1912, Page 5

} VANES BLADE BY ADD ORL HEL PEHDNG QUI Kepler’s Companion Denies Dying Man’s Accusation, | Says He Meant Suicide. Esther Carpitensk!, a pretty girl but’ two years from Kussia, was run down near the Canarsie tion of the B. R. T. last night by a howling, eager, hust- lag mob of men and boys. They had geen her in a squabble with Samuel Kepler of No, 26 Madison street, Man- battan, hed heard both scream and had | een Kaplan fall writhing to the ground | with his hands over his face when the Bitl ran away. Mhe girl was dragged back to Kriese's hotel where Kepler had been carried. | ‘Hila face was seared with carbolic acid. | “Is this the woman who threw the acid on you? asked Capt. Medwell of the Canarsie station, who had been called to the spot by the police. Kepler took his hands from his race and) turned in the direction of the Captain's voice, His sight had been burned out.| ‘With a scream of terror he doubled up on the floor again. QIRLS DENIES SHE THREW ACID AT HIM. “I did not do it,” sobbed the girl, throwing her arms about the ‘8 neck and laying her head on his shoul- Ger, “He wanted that we should die , together. He took # drink from a bot- tle and gave it to me, and I knocked At away and it wont in his face.” “Bhe les,” groaned the man on the floor. “She poured it in my mouth and all over my face.” ‘Then he became unconscious and died half an hour later fo an ambulance on the way to St. Mary's Hospital. The girl oxplained to Capt. Medwell try sbe had gone to board with Mra Lena Frouman at No. 47 Henry street. With an inherttance she had brought from Russia she had bought a frult and soda water stand at Broome and Attor- ey streots and in two years had saved nearly $900, Kepler was one of her regular cus- tomers, and within a month or two became her voluntary ass: tat the stand when he did not h carpen- tering job on hand. Very lately he persuaded her to go to Newark, she said, and go through the Jewish mar- ralge rite with him, Three days ago sho learned that he was already mar- ried by civil law. FOUND HE WAS MARRIED, LEFT HIM. Esther Carpitenskt said in court that on Kepler's representation that they could buy ine for making counter- felt money with her savings they went te Chicago and bought a maohine for $900 from one Abraham Frank, who was afterward arrested by tne Federal au- thorities. They hurried East and because Kepler thought they were boing trailed, changed trains and made no effort to olaim the machine, which had been checked as baggage. ‘When she found that Kepler was al- ready married, she separated from him the eaid, but met him yesterday after- noon at the Willlamsburg Bridge to have a telk with him to try to settle thetr affairs. ‘The police were informed by the hos- pital surgeon who had attended Kepler that a dash of carbolic acid in the face ‘was enough to cause death from shock ‘weak-hearted man, even though of the poison reached the h, rate Harris ordered the ch: cide made by the police aga! changed to vagrancy pendin, tigation. Later the Corone orted that there were no indications t Kepler had swallowed any of the IN DRUGGIST ADVISES THE "OSE OF GREAT KIDNEY, LIVER > AND BLADDER REMEDY, I want to give my friends and the peral public the benefit of m nce with Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. was sick and unabie to work for several rs. My whole system seemed to break own, Thad Kidney and backache troubles, my head was dizzy and in fact I wwas badly dircouraged. id after taking six bottles, J feel like iyeelf agnin and I honest,y besieve it is the medicine for anyone that feels I did. ry truly, dthe Swamp- whecribed and sworn to before ample bot You will Jo information, telling andbindder, When — MO ESTuA CanuR Bum It, Adrenicomiais (or The Word may be let Diariot Memenges eftion in the w that when she had come to this coun- | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1912. «‘Better Goods for the Same Money or the Dio 357 Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewiere’’ When Visiting Our GREENHUT BUILDING “Meet Me-at the Fountain’ me Ore A City in Itself Share Our Profits || This Is the Last iit’ tet | GREENHUT-SIRGEL COOPER G] =! =" Anna Fricke 5 Per Cent. Sixth Avenue .B.GREENHUT, Pres. 18% to 19% Streets . By Collecting Qf || Voting on Our Ladies’ Orchestra Green Trading || Histibulion of of 10 pieces, under the baton of | Stamps, Which Are 1 Given Free with Pur-\|535,000 to Miss Bessie Rothback ‘MAIN BUILDING: j Chases Made Here. || Charity. Women’s 2 Sample Shoes Every Desirable Model for Fall Wearat .. $1.80 These shoes form the sample line of one of the best, makers, noted for the higt character of his product. Being samples, sizes are principally 314, 4 and but judicious “filling in” from our own stocks insures lor paieate Ged Gaba ol 4 Fo nd are rite calf, nt leather, tan calf and kidskin in button and lace styles; | plain or tipped toes; all sizes and widths, is Foot-Mould Shoes Men & Women “3 ©*S,50 ‘‘See the Wheels Go ’Round’”’ at The Big Store’s IndustrialExposition The desire to ‘‘see the wheels go 'round” | affair of the kind ever accomplished by a is not one peculiar to infancy. store), you see the “inside” of more than All ages sympathize with Toddy who 150 manutacturing processes, making, while | originated the phrase. But with later years, | you watch, more than 150 kinds of goods MAIN BUILDING This Charming Specimen of LYimmed Millinery Ja Inspired by “Georgette” and, made as it is with THE NEW TAM O'SHANTER CROWN, of p elvet, it is ONE THE FALL SEASON'S “HITS.” The trimmings are a com- bination of black and purple ostrich fancies, This is just one of the splen- did shapes end styles now on view in our Millinery Salons. Hundreds of other new, smart madeis, at we like to see the inner workings of matters which you use every day. \\ il All the Season’s Novelties. Come in more complex than a watch. All the goods produced in these working Ny 85 to 825 and See Them Made. And here you have them nae Industrial qa ee sold at manufacturing cost, or oui P vie =z t and most successful close to it. nd at every price, from the lowest to the highest, THEULTI- (MAIN Bullding, Seoond Fioer,) aed nea ACM hd on Mi = __|] | ware vance ts THERE. WAIN Moibting, Piet Flos.) Directories of the vartous t Manufacturing Exhibits Distributed at the Main En- frances of both Buildings. Come & See Diamonds cut, polished and set—seldom, if ever, shown before in public in this city. A Jewelry Shop making chains, pins and brooches. An Irish Lace Maker at work, Persians making an Ori- ental Rug. A hand loom of our grandmothers and operator making Rag Carpets. A_ modern high-speed tug loom at work. lass cutting, etching and polishing. Looms weaving Ribbons, Braid, Silks, etc. Expert hand-workers making Neckwear, Braid- work, Millinery Bows, Or- naments. MAIN BUILDING Anniversary Sale of Fascinating Blouses The One Pictured in this Advertisement is $ % aSplendid $3 Value; Sale Price, Tomorrow 1 98 A ine ig dainty style made of superior voile, embroidered and trimmed with Venice motifs and shadow lace. High neck and long sleeves. q Another very handsome style, $3 value, embel- $ i lished with Cluny lace and embroidery, also at 1.98 ‘es FAIR WARNING! Tomorrow Only. A Feature Offering of 500 New Fall Chiffon Waists Representing the samples of one of our best manufacturers; high or low necks; long or short sleeves. None 3 50 worth less than $5; many worth more, Sale price. eo TMAIN Hullding, First Floor.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN Our Anniversary Offering for Tomorrow Will Be Women’s*19.50 tog 1 5 $29.50 Suits, itouen a. Right in time for our greatest Anniversary celebration sales. Several hundred handsome suits, in newest fall and winter models. Plain-tailored and trimmed effects. Your choice of twenty styles. In black and fashionable colors. A Full Range of Sizes in Most of the Styles These suits (coming to us through a fortunate purchase from several representative tailors) were withdrawn from orders made for out-of-town specialty houses, and held for future delivery. To us, their largest patrons, these were sold at great price concessions, as the makers’ contributions to our celebration. The manufac- turers’ losses are your gains. We forego detailed description, for you must see these gar- ments to appreciate their style-beauty and value. Newest and most approved models, developed in handsome Men’s-Wear Serge, Wide-Wale Diagonals, Whipcord, Boucle Cloth, Two Tones, Diagonal Cheviots, Plain Cheviots, Basket Weaves, Broadcloth and Novelty Mixtures. ° Lined with handsome quality yarn-dyed satin and peau de cygne. We illustrate one model, selected at random from the many on GREENHUT BUILDING GREENE Gas Dome- $7 9 5 UT BUILDING Ceiling Light, e At Remarkably Low Prices Visit our demonstration of expert workmen hammeringandfasbioning these beautiful wares: sale. It is of a basket weave cloth, worth $25. Your 515 Machines thathemstitch, $4.35 Jar $1.45 Brass Jardinieres — choice of this and many others, tomorrow, at........... fold and box handker- Neeepaereae Uns aa berg size; 98 No Mail or C. 0. D. Orders Filled. None Sent on Approval, | ||*hiefs. Neaan tees (MAIN Bullding, First Floor.) complete Machines making deli- chocolates; Complete factories turn- ing out Gloves, Shoes, Neckties, Hosiery, Knit This exqusite dining-room dome shade Is 22 inches in diameter, made of bent art glass brella Stands— $ ‘Sm é at $1.50 Brass Fern Dish —|_ Floor Stands—at 98 MAIN BUILDING A Sale, Tomorrow, of ie ° i with hi ith 98¢ Brase Flower Fine Nainsook Underwear Underwear and s score of | | Faby border, aad trimmed. with & metal fombry for.” QGe| Baskew—at..”--. 69c other products. overlay of ree ae lands; very $7. 95 $1.25 Tall Ty 89 19¢ Brass Ash effective; value $1 at. ry Flower Vases—at IC! ceivers—at . Teddy Bears and Indian | Suits being made. The manufacture of the bodies and hoods of Baby Cairiages. Women's Hosiery Made While You Watch. A Men's Shirt Factory in Operation. Machines Making Bath Towels and Mats. A Complete Umbrella Factory at Work. A Complete Underwear Factory at Work. complete Petticoat Factory at Work. A Corset Factory in Op- eration, A Women's Hat Factory in Operation. A Trunk and Bag Fac- tory in Operation, Machines Making Sweaters, Flowers, Hose Supporters, Fountain Pens, Cigarettes and Fifty Other Things. All Products of These Fac- tories and Machines Sold at Manuacturing Cost, iain Floor.) (GREENHUT Bullding, Main Floor.) Values as High as $5; 9 50 to Be Soldat .. . e A selected number of GOWNS, made of the finest quality nainsook, elaborately trimmed with medallions, German and Val. lace insertion, edging and ribbons. The size range is so varied that you willfind your size in one or another of the dainty styles. (MAIN Building, Firat Floor.) (GREENHUT Bu GREENAUT BUILDING. Anniversary Sale of Sample Furniture A special purchase of a manufacturer's sample line of well-made, well-finished, well-designed Chairs, Rockers, Settees, Stools and Davenports at about }4 Teawlar price, ONE OF A KIND, There are about 300 pieces in this purchase some are solid mahogany, some in mahogany finish, some in fumed oak, some in golden oak and some in Early English, Some are wood saddle seat, scme én leather cushion seat, some in leather upholstered seat, some in rush seat, Weillustrate and mention a few of the specially priced picces, ‘MAIN BUILDING: These Fine Umbrellas Are Extraordinarily $ Good Valueat . . e Made of excellent fabric, with silk tape edge. A moot inviting assortment of handles fandearved hardwoods, etched or chased sterling caps, horn, Mis- sion, choice naiural woods and nove'ties. Select the handle you want and we'll mount it on an umbretla in our Um brella Making Exhibit while you wait, (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) MAIN BUILDING SHEET MUSIC 20 of the Biggest ‘‘Hits’’ Specially Priced Cc for To-morrow, at, acopy---- For list of titles see our advertisement in today’s Evening Journal. ‘VAIN Building: MAIN BUILDING The Pure Food Show Is Attracting Record Crowds to The World’s Greatest Grocery Two noted Domestic Science Experts, Rose G, Jerome and Elizabeth von Raabe Dustin, give free lectures and teach the art of cooking. More than forty demonstrators prepare and cook many dainty dishes. Free samples to eat and to take home. We fill all mail and telephone orders. If you cannot come to the store, mail your order, or telephone Chelsea 4000. Evaporated fruits CALIFORNIA SEEDED RAISINS- 10¢ Solid Mahogany Rocker— as. illus-| Golden Oak Settee —as illustrated ; | trated , Colonial design rocker in a} i rich finish solid mahogany wood; saddle seat; regular = § prive, $8.50; at 5.15 Golden Oak Desk Chair—as illus. trated; solid quartered oak, sad- dlewood seat, finished golden. §. j ah; regular price $4.59; at. . 3 We Have Established a Bureau of Home Furnish- Advertised Biscuits SUNSHINE, Butter Pa Smoked Meats hams as low ‘SSc, package. Malone, és Newtons, Salt . t if H any othe) ARA S\ 4 nilla of Graham; 6 pki Oa requently even lower PRUNES Ibe,, 60¢; 2. Ibe, . _ 25e pee 25¢ MILD SUGAR CURED BACON H d IMPORTED RE-CLEANED CURRANTS Nib “GiAHAM, | || selected pieces: tp ing an Ee ies pet 12¢ Bdveator Waters || | HAZEL Westiuatia STYLE” poe A . | yn , 9 BACON—ib 2c D t Fumed Oak Rocker illustrated; | DEN APRICOTS 390 pke ic SMOKED OX TONGUES —mild sugar ecora lon solid quarter cured; closely trimmed; 18 5, LOW PEACHES | CRISP MANZANILLA OLIVES—quart 9 | Lino waste: Ib A Fine Convenience and As- brown fumed ogk; remova ai peetnaay ematadle BB CY) fai ges Pim ae a: ade | ee sistance for Those Who Are Ven aiathouieecciaderel s¢at covered in Brown Spanish (AIL AL RE ey, wire S—areen, black or blended special 10 ; one ee arly Ei de j S$ate Mle eo li INSTANT POSTUM—Iarge can, 4%: 2Qe home use; rep. 28: box 12):¢ order, S-Ib, caddy, $1.65; 35¢ Planning the Furnishing of quartered oak; solid saddle sear feather; regular price ‘OS Golden Oak Arm Chair—as illus. ae H NARA Moma tsth FR: gabe POE | Oi | 3 lle $11 I 35¢ | | Homes or the Buying of Ruarunteed joints, #0 pe! SH4iat OU | “rated; solid quartered oak, with Try a sample cup at the Postum Demon- Sifted Early Junes; dozen, $1.94; 1 7@ Fresh Fruits Furniture, Finan swamsic. lar pricy $12; at 825 Arn Chair to Mateh Above 89 50! removable auto seat, covered with stration SALAD DRESSING--Fountain Quality, for n CRABAPPLES — §-quart Experts, whose services Arm Chair to Match 84) 6 fe reg. price $14 J brown Spanish leather; $7 € dressing salads and for serving with cold | ™ wt 40 are at your command, will regular price $12. a1 O40) Fumed Oek Settee to match chair) reg. price $10.50; at 725 NEW SWEET POTATOES, yellow tur- finde shes, etc; bottie 10¢ BREN APPLES Bde advise and give suggestions Karly Bralish Side ‘ hale watch aod id guarrered oak| Golden Oak Rocker —~ to. match yi it teres OY basket 5 spit te % arm chair and rocker; regular Sf inish + long 402 DK| above; regular price S97 OE U GROSS STARCH carton 2OC || NEW BARTLETT HEANS—""" 4g || | on all details free of charge. price $7.28; a1 1! reyutar price £24 16.25) sto'siiee" 8° 8725 f, SOFTSHELL CRABS 4Qe | | NEW RED APPLES 34e Designs and estimates $20.00 Mahogany Rocker 5 | $4.80 Wood Seat Stool ae 3.20 KLING ONIONS Fee PURE OLIVE Oil Imported 59c W PEACHES AY will be furnished gladly, ly English Desk Chair cn. 8 | Pe tune 53¢ France; rex. 81.00 20-0unce bene, © We do not sell goods on air. 4.00 Sorid Mahogany Devk Chair | We Deliver Vou Cee T EAR HEED, COREE Arie 53¢ the instalment plan (which Bae Bat BUCReeee heck, 8.90 Yolid Mahogany Desk Chair ft 2 Vo) dat is one reason why we under- Oe Beat crecrenn BACMen 5.5 9.00 Early English Chair 0 Karly English Desk Chair sell those who do business Iden Oak Desk Chair Beeres: SS2eses 5. ‘ 4 WHITE PICKLING aon Dijoe 9.00 Early English Rock a l lea eeciaee elon 200 | | on that plan by 15 to 40 per Hh Reig any Pe 5.00 Solid Mahogany Rocker. . Cereals and Flour OA fone 8 eae) dae dade Gikt aes lees u0t.@80 | | cent.) | cker..., (Fountain Quality.) Sir taike cane ¢c tReet BA Md Ce H 7 aa WHEAT CREAM — granulated white i . 7 _ ertain charge account JTESEEY packarer, Os 1D Sugar Corn | i gash J privileges, however, will be den Oak Rocher Rocker Mahogany Rockers 1,000 cases of the well-known Com. 320.0 Soap extended to responsible pet- .50 Golden Oak Rocker \ Rocker ' i + $6.60 brand, sold practically everywhere | | B 4 68 3 ar sons 4. olden Onk Chair At 14.75 pecial, | 9 vid jolde " 2 ee | 3.6% 7¢ . ¥ . 4.00 Golden Ook Chair ro 10,00 18.25 D Call at our Department of 11.00 26.50 “1838 4.00 Golden Ook Rocker Accounts for information as to accounts and terms.