The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1912, Page 15

A ee - THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, HELD AS BEGGAR'S BACKER. Prisoner Accused of Forcing Ulin Man to Ask Alins, William Pares, feeble minded ant! blind, tottered into the {Avenue Court in Williams 1912. er on Double LEO Trading Stamps Until 1 P. M. PEE | 40 ied Trading Stamps Free to Start a Book | And 0 it goes from Broadway and! Forty-second street away up into Har+ lem, the Bronx and Washington Heights. jit ig the smal! places in the poorer dis- | tricts that have offended most grevious- ly, according to the Excise Department. In the thirty excise. violations placed ant week on the court calendar for trial, ftee: hav disposer anes Pe ante ete, oii second Iterday to testify against Bar avenue can not sell liquor for one year, |Of No. 202 Moore street, hor can Nathaniel Burney of No. 5 |bUrg, who was charged by West One Hundred and Thirty-fitth | Godfrey, the mendic officer of the street, his licence being revoked yester-|Charities Department, GREAT WHITE WAY RECOVERED FROM IS BlG FRIGHT with being an jay. The other thirteen cases are less|accessory in soliciting alms. severely penalized. In Mannini It was alleged that on three occa- e Burney's cases no drinks can be sions had the blind man freed Brilliant Lobster Palaces Not °" the premises for one year, from Randall's Isiand by promising in the other cases, by the Iseu licenses in some one else's name the Uquor traMe can ber | RAINES LAW HOTEL: HAD BET- TER WATCH OUT. hundreds of Raines Law hotels in this clty are still under observation by the Excise Department. Commis sioner Farley has expressed hig opinion that the existence of this type of hotel was one of the most vicious and dan- | serous of public pi | Moat of the places in ths recent proc to give him a good home, but instead Levy forced him beg in the streets and compelled him to disgorge $3 every night. Levy, looking like a pros. rous business man, was held in $500 | 11 for examination to-morrow. Among the Victims of — | the Law. FallMillinery All the new Fall Style<—Coph of Paris Models. Our prices are about half what other stores ask for Hats that are no better. Silk Velvet Hats The at $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 & $4 These have just been received from one of the largest "These have just been received from one of the largest whole- salers in New York. Every hat brand new and the latest wen Derbies & Soft Hats---12 aiteren § ONLY LITTLE FELLOWS. ty to 109 ‘complaints a day are re- styles The favorites of come trom individuals ae ‘valse civie In fact, every new style and shade that will be stylish for “Each ‘theFall | he, eftcinin’ of tee. ieactou Doevertreent Fall. On sale, on the Third Third Floor, at .......-)---:----) GE vevivavvcvecresees Here in a large variety of “mer LOVES A ct declare, for the Mmited aft of in- shapes, suitable for dressy wear. Other stores are asking double our prices. $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 to $3.75 Tailored Hats The colors and combina- tions are absolutely new and correct; prices range $1.98 © $4.98 Willow Plume Sale—Each one is hand knotted and made from male stock; prices range $3.75»$12.98 BALD MAN") ea, Uns Sart oun poomneerter ner, Aa So immedlely yt the "AS closely aictiaed WITH OLD AGE.” Itis extremely discomfort spectora, Silk & Serge Dresses Pretty Models for voor Pic ure to Yourself the Pr Fine Phish Hate—A large variety of shapes; other stores ask $898 to $1098: you can row fer. or they vied with one » convincing Farley of their regret that such a ttle thing as the law should have been over- memorial concert. to relatives, The New York Diet Kitchen Association was lett $1,000, the balance of her $100,000 estate being left Challenge Values Importer's and Domestic stocks and discontinued $1 to $1.50 Gloves ; Exquisite new Autumn lines of gloves, called styles, made of all wool serge, in black, blue and °° seeeeeeeesee brown, We show @ num; me A file, Gloven suede $] shaw! or round ber of handsome tatlored Tk gloves. 2 Clap? . fT 6 pop= Hit tenia ef [oom rage Rei ele Misses’ & Juniors’ Fall Suits We Doubt if $15 Will Give You ‘10 Ar geler k guaranteed eat! try rows,” black and § AY AO iy 14.75 Smarter Styies oraWider Choice for Men and Women at Anywhere Else. Manufacturer's surplus borately trimmed effects, > Coates are all cut the new length and beautifully lined with satin: skirts are ull and made to match; Girls’ Coats & Boys $5 All Wool Suits With Two Pairs Knicker Pants at $ © A qreat Saturday sale. A special purchase from one of our large manufacturers, Strictly All Wool Fancy Mixed New Fall Sui rave, tans and brown: Norfolk or double-breasted jacket, full cut krick cher ite, Ages 7 looked. A week later the Excise Com- missioner made another tour. All that] ¢ was nec ssary for him to be convinced that he was being disobeyed was to| stand up tn his automobile and look in | through the windows at the places of | ot All Woo! Natertals, Stould be $1 98 $3.98, at bad Made in charming single breasted styles, collar and New Vor k's 7 cuffs tril a jt - merriment, If there weren't any win-| | {MMexla@n@telaalel elas to 17 years, Conte cut very stylish. Long and roomy. Regular $5 suite at....... aN fufte trimmed in contrast: dows, proof of the broken promises ornamen it~ wh large came through the doors in ragtime har- Spe ialty Store ‘ansortme mony. Fs Then came the news that a lot of i} muits had been filed tons, ul of “4 Extension Heel for Women W.th 2 Pairs o} tee Kulcker Pants at and a mixtures, years. in the . Court against tho offenders. Misses’ Juniors’ day thirty cases were placed on the! H When there is weakness in a calendar for trial. Cafo owners and ke of th resses restaurant and hotel managers scanned oneymoon the oe le, or the arch a Many xtyles, br foot has dropped, the Exten- sion Heel on this Coward Shoe gives restful support where most needed. the titles lessly, They were re- Neved for moment, for none of Prominence was mentioned. But it was) rumored that there were still a batch of cases to be begun, the evidence ha ing already been obtained. Broadway | has been nerve-racked with anxiety | 3 relaxed | may be prolonged indefi- nitely by means of a well- ordered household, The wise wife will make it he: thief care and pleasure to keep every Cr qptjanl of the home fn smooth running order, pay- ng especial attention to the pants; made of fancy mixed materials. Fancy Ribbons Moire, satins, taffeta, striped and dainty Dresden effects; values to 25e.; yard Satin, Taffeta and Mol: e Ribbons Most desirable for hair bows and hat trim- mings; 9c. values; at, per 1 sada ole iC Coward Arch Support Shoe and CowardExtent el have beer made by James S. Coward, in his Custom Dept. for over 30 years, Robespierre Collars Big Val- >, ues at 24¢ 2 49c and These Robespt ier Collars are the ™ ever since. into a cynical the | amu b places news that none of the y has been offenders. that were tchen and the laundry. said to have broken tho law and were 7 warned by Commissioner Farley on his first tour are now closing up so tight @t 1 o'clock, ‘tis said, shake the} from the celling when they slam | 4Famous Makes Men’s Shoes New Fall Styles $3.50 & $4 Grades at There are such high grade shoes as $3.50 and $4.00 Bese ‘on shoes, $3.50 and $4.00 shoes from Croddock ‘Terry, °3.50 und $4.00 shoes from Wm, McIlwaine, $3.50 5 0 shoes from F. W. Hoy very leather in- pmetil Calf, Vici Kid, Box lace and button; all sizes SOLD NOWHERE ELSB JAMES S. COWARD 264-274 Greenwich St., N. ¥. (HEAR WARREN STREET) Mail Orders Filled | Send tor Catalogue is the oldest and largest id reste ate in ‘ork. We re constant study ey * eclen ousehold equipment. W ite you to visit our store, ex amine the thousan ene ‘eckwear you can fancy, : Chey're made of taffeta and atin, in black and colors, with’ dainty net jabots; others of fine batiste with pre various other styles. jain Floor.) ONLY TWO WHITE LIGHT) PLACES TO BE PROSECUTED Hotel and places in the n Maghts that are are sald by je Department to be the most serious offenders. There ts Jone household conveniences ¢om- prised in our stock, and get th. benefit of our long experience. idee prefer, write or tel: e pl your requirements, |i it ia for the house, we have i. in ite most approved form. lace and butte me Children’s Fall Dresses Half wool mixtures, in checks, stripes fica Ath. Wom 'n’s $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 importece Wa.k-uver Shoes t) latest styies, in patent coliskin, gunmetal cali, velour The Times Square Pekin are the on! borhood of the wh! ht pays to pay cash @ civil and criminal action pending Harlem long waisted French effects, high neck, long sleeves, calf, tan Russie calf, and other leathers and fabrics, in Against the Pekin, and tho Times Square Euablished 1836, (8) x tymmed with pings of contrasting colors: ies tee, button and Bhicher modelo; olf ' has got to go to court and defend Itself *. 2 to 6 years... eee against the charge of being a disorderly resort. Louls Martin, who lost $1,800 on his bond last winter for not winding his lock, thereby being In ignorance when the small hand reached the lowest numeral on the dial, and serving the joyous throngs within his friendly walls, is now the soul of pun g Furn iture Kindergarten Dresses | |} Gingham, chambray, linene, fannelette and W or striped and checked effects: sizes 2 to 6 Chi) jren’s Kompers y, linene or {lannelette anc pereale; Me drop seat; sizes 2 to 6 years Infauts’ 13-Piece Outilts ” $2.00 Shoe Of bem calf, tn bi r cut, ite tipped toe, 10 ut (thurd Floor.) Seneca Cameras at Almost uality, George 4, oe y sting of 2 shirts, three-quarter wool, 3 flannelette . Rector gets nervous prostration for fear | 1 Warrow coat, I plain up. } yoke dress, 2 paire 4 $9 a Seneca Beene | No, 3 Seuco ati No. 1Senco Fim Camer aie oF E he won't look at his clock so ho'll know | booties 3 henumed diapers; special... ++ Sea AUEeK ate 4x valtio “e100; Bh (Second Floor, J WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA carrying when the wee sma’ hour arrives, and | as for the Eldorado, every walter has an alarm clock in his vest pocket to apprise him of the approach of the dangerous hour, Up in Faust's they're building little | cages along the purple lighted walls, sas 2yxha, vile tt i.00 '$7. No, 4 Seneca Camera Bhuiter, RoR. Rapid Recul plates of ‘fitm oe at Lens; carrying 1°] Lingerie Waists Great Challenge Values at } with ; value giv, Hego Developing Pa- Pde | hem are to be placed little di od | “4 | RRPERL! 4 BP? £48 : SS binds who wil He chirp i in open front od uae heed td Pry feccsas’ Soe | WS postal ‘Cuda, # 8c dere aise bre a a have ered pal ie | Z day jo wise 4 the time when hall cease, styles. Some have em! Pa & Eiteties Frames, 12¢ 56 Pew mr 20¢ per. wz others have net yokes and clusters of fa ALL ’ pin tucks and lace i:.sertion; fancy collar attacheu; long or shio:t sleeves Women's $2.75 Coat $1.25 Sallor Waists AAA AANA AAAAAAAAAAAAA OYE SAAS OMAR AAEM VL EPARTMENT. ¢ Lf VISIT___OUR_~_ DELICATESSEN aR. SUGAR, aT tim, 12c earcans MARKET-DAY FLOOR Here’s Health! And better appetite! . eg . ra) mv vit) H i linene, trimmed wit nent’ one, Delivered 4 coc al pr a Ini mie Woe tear ‘so FLOUR Bist Srtumeia ing 29¢]RICE pit on. 4 ne, 25¢|LEGS of MUI TON 8” ** 12 or Monthly trate 4 "Qe |ttma — 69C BUTTER Ei fons dist 32c) PRUNES Sv." * __ Sine, 25¢)LEGS of LAMB is" 1Ze BD. Fasmeae. we LGB] cocon reer TEA {filer furngas | 28¢|ROLLED -OATS 5 Lbs. 17¢|RIB ROAST fr “""_18¢ reves f pannennncenannnnnnnene ha i A COFFEE Hew mr doe CORN-MEAL hi be a 29¢ Kost oe ie Grand Rapids a | H to} jwHisker ti. "7" 7 7ic|PINEAPPLES EP GE ™ be RS i whaetin® 22e Ot Ae Belen Oot, bo Fi cay ll P ee (lar Musica 1S PORT or SHERRY “1.0. 03¢| CRANBERRIES $8 ©" 10c|DUCKS test vied 1de MO ASY TERM Fre Concert Be av _ Saturday BRANDY {22"0it,.“__79¢| GREEN APPLES 5 Os. 25c] /0MAICES is: btiiuts Teraiere $50 to $65—$1.00 a Week , iis, KUMMEL bartie?” '**"": G5clONIONS Seitow. 4 Ots.15¢]CORN tistens.ne conn GO as gravies, fish, meats, Every , $65 to $100— $1.251081.50 “ Kobe Le WHISKEY {erie ..."**: 85c|SWEET POTATOES |i... 25c|BAKED PEANS ‘1vior‘*ren 9C soups, salads, 10 cents Purchase $125 to $150— $?, Week eB wo me Momet COCKTAILS Nt est 75c/POTATOES fuk’ 23cISALW.ON ath eaat: ©°8 Qe At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, % banaangieea now (5 WUAANEY (Try Our Buffet Lunch Sixth Floor.) peverveveveerererecvertrte yc rtnt Made by E, Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,N.¥, | STREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, Pres't--DOUBLE LIBERTY STAMPS UNTIL 1 omg, SINGLE STAMPS THEREAFTER oF ARE ’ Excise Man Farley Gets a Lot of Small Fry in His Scoop Net A siadow has been dulling the brit ot y in gil for the Nancy of laughing Broadway for the | State, to keep pace with them. a last week. A cruel rumor flashed along a the care-free boulevard that the stern F hand of the law was to dim its Joyous unere e IN SHIFTED Dehn besa bad om eae M CENTRAL OFFICE tino brid after hours. Prosatcally, ‘are not justify it, The ley, ran the sickening jest, the State | Lieutenant Known to City’s Royal Tre young men s0 Kexolse Commissioner, was peeved bee Visitors Sent to Mercer bee sata af discriminate be gerd cause the majesty of the law was ig- Street. NATU age nored by the gloaming cafos and restaus| : ing rants, who cheered drooping spirits Lactate eas De Rat Petice fre od ide om ears attac! t with liquid spirits and clanging cabarets, |e Ccntral Office, hae again retin eged, eae ie de ive | long after 1 o'clock, renee | Peas baie thet you Ld | ferred out of the Dotective Bureau. It Give Boe bee Laugh again, quaff deeply of the way learned early to-day that by an | fragrant cup, let Joy be unrefined, for | order of Commissioner Waldo he goes ‘twas but a sickening nightmare. Broad: | to the Mercer atreet police station to fie heed geen innocent. Peer bond the do desk duty. Only once before in the ot lowly, modest places on the bor last ton cr @ dosen years has Funston Send the city or uptown In the darker streets teen wont out of the bureau. About two ances Saat that are to be punished The case years ago he was sent out to the Park- pending, supposed by frightened host# | vile station in Brooklyn, but he didn't to be against the lobster palaces in the | stay there long. Tenderloin, are actions against tnfertor |" Funston bas often been assigned by establishments, so tho Great White Way | the Police Commissioner to be the escort shatt shine more brilliant than ever, 1t#| to royalty visiting in this city, He has yriad electric: signs flashing ite inno- |figured, in many of the principal cases cence. tn & decade and is one of the best . known of the ral Ofice force. Ho FARLEY'S AUTO TOURS THROW [ico No. 1618 Seventy-ftth street, A SCARE. : Brooklyn. a transfer, it is under- Im July Commissioner Farley made a| Stood in Headquarters, was made for whirlwind automobile tour with inspec: |the “#ood of the service: S IS ene tors of the Excise Department and, dashing from restaurant to restaurant, Left Money for Concerts. de the fearful discovery that good| Mary M. Cunningham, who died at cheer was being distributed to the in-|Ivcerne, Switzerland, Aug. § left by spiring accompaniment of cabare! her will, filed yesterday for probate, téed o'clock, ‘The surprised prop #2,000 to the Young Women's Christian were warned that unices the doors were | 4#0ciation, the income to be used for | icbiibd and the signs Ch: by 1A. M,| ‘i Bilgabeth @, Cunningham annual |