The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1912, Page 15

WOMAN ASKS HELP BACK FROM DARKEST TO GET BACK HER | AFRIGA, WITH A BOTTLE Rockefeller’s i Boers Reports Says She Gave Thein to Fifth] There’s No Diamonds in Avenue Man to Oil King’s Land. Manage. A report somewhat damaging to the credit of John Br “Rockefeller, the of! WANTS AN ACCOUNTING |éeater, who made an investment some time ago in the Congo Free State with two other gentlemen aamed Ryan and Aldrich, was brought back to America Staples Declares He Put Se-| to-day on the Finland of the Red Stor Ine. curities of Unknown Value "A. Ih, Hale, who was one of the Fin- land's passengers, had been sent by i i Messrs. Rockefeller, Ryan and Aldrich in His Deposit Box. to investigate a rumor that gold, dia- monds and other prectous inetals and Mre. stones had been found on thelr con- Emma M. Stokes, ftty-five years | cession, originally obtained as @ source of eae, who resides at the Dortiton| of rubber supply. Mr. Hale sald he Apurtments, Seventy-first street and | was sorry he would have to report to Broa¢way, will appear to-day tn the) his principals that the rumor which Gupreme Cour: to testify in the action |took him to darkest Africa was greatly fhe has brought for an accounting | 7eeserated. Pe In his durvey of the rubber land Mr. against J. Hartwell Staples of No. 5%] yra10, "who ie two Inchce over six fet Fitth avenue. in height and not quite as broad, pene- Ghe alleges that in January, 1911, she | trated far inland, where the foot of turned over to Staples to manage | white man never, he _ belleves, for her, $12,000 in cash, and bonds of | wns set before, Through the land of : « the United States Steel Corporation | tsetse fly—An African Philadelphis, Worth over $225,000, which he has nox | where the ellence te broken only by the returned. heavy breathing of sleeping natives-— he journeyed. Here tt was almost tm. bowl Anrit last Mra. Stokes obtained an posaible to get Iabor, the natives all be- erder for the examination of Staples |ing sufferers from the sleeping sickness, before trial, but after he had given | which follows the bite of the twetse fy. fome testimony his attorney appealel, “At one point, among cannibals, I was to Justice Platzok to direct his examl- | tnvite nation to be closed. Justice Platzok | 9! Granted the motion, and the Appelta sre Bivinen AMrmed Nie AAIAB. Applica, r Hale brought @ tixtly-corked bot- TVA G4 tle of tsetse files with him, but they tion for @ further examination was de- ‘ poe Gone Pe were all dead when he arrived. He will yesterday by Justice Greenbaum. |ieave for British Guinea next week on Mrs. Stokes says Staples had, on ac-| another prospecting tour. count of her infirmity of body, obtained ———_—>—_ @ great influence over her, and shenow| Cholera wants the court to decide how much he @wee her and order him to pay it epidemte at Yokohama, Japan, according Gtaples, when examined before Jus-| to to-day's reports to ie Public Health lee Platzek, testifted that acauaintance| Service, and extra ts with Mrs. Stokes dated from 196, and |*Pection of ships from there have been that he hgd-been entertained by her at /Teres her home. Asked if she owned Stee | ‘Trust bonds valued at $236,000, he sald he saw the bonds but was not aware PO’ ‘L ~ of their face value. 920,773 WAS GIVEN HER MOSTLY | woe Pt atten we] WORST CASES onal Bank with Mrs. Stokes?” he wa: asked. “Yeu,” replied Staples, “on Jan. 7, WL She withdrew trom that institution ons Principally if $1 and $2 bills. Kicked up @ terrible row with the dank officials because the paying teller wat tee nullred the tortures of eo hed siven her euch small bili. The| ‘uddenly find that the trouble has dis- game day we went to the Garfield Ne | appeared after a short treatment with onal Bank and deposited there 9.00 | Postam, is to experience satisfaction ef the cash she had withdrawn from | difficult ‘to express. This is the story Mea Gotham Matenel Bank told daily from all parts of the country apbiibey sagt aes reg etry Atal the actual sccoes lskimests if, Pow ‘ a jlam, the perfect skin reme skin once nese nian tae, feved diseases, including eczema, acne, tetter, eontained a. diamond breastping two | salt rheum, itch, etc. are quickly eradi- Samond’ rings and a bracelet” Phe |cated by Poslam. Itching is stopped at money was deposited in the safe ona | once. Common troubles, such as pim. Saturday, and I think {t was the follow. | ples, red noses, rashes, etc., respond ro ing Wednesday that Mrs, Stokes drove readily that over-night treatment is to my office and took her money away.” | often a ‘ient. Staples then swore that at the re-| POSLAM 1 SOAP, used daily for toilet . Quest of Mrs, Stokes ho took the bonds | and atin makes every cleansing opera- to attend @ ‘man meat’ feast,” . Hale, “but I dectined with jemic in Yokohama. and some of the jewelry and placed! tion a double means of healthfulness to|]t them In the safe Gapoalt. box of the Lins | the skin. Incomparable in its benefits by aeethegy Company jn his own name. _.|to tender skin, particularly to infants, Stapler, said it would be shown that| All druggists sell Poslam (price 50 Staples had accounted for every cent of cents) and Poslam Soap (price 25 cents) ‘Mrs. Stokes's money. Mr. Dowley, the| For free samples write to the Emergency 'y Woman's attorney, declined to discuss | Laboratories, 2 West 25th Street, New the case. York City. Cowperthwait @ Sons 50caWeek No Deposit Leather chairs, 11.60 Bought in enormous quantities, male enables us to give you this very low price of $2.90 each. Handsomely polished quartered oak panel and back, and full size slip seat of real leather. Very strongly put together. Shaped legs with claw feet. Take six for $17.40, or 8 for $23.20, at 60c. weekly—or any ‘number on propor- tionate payments, by the week or month. Everything lor the Dining Room except the things to eat Everything for Housekeeping Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Curtains, Etc. Let Us Open a Liberal Credit or Charge Account 10% Off for Cash | for You Just as you Prefer Prices Marked in Plain Figures on Every Article | Cowperthwait & Sons | St ESTABLISHED 1807 3rd Ave. Park Row 121st St. | Chatham Sq. 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Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street It lt Is Fossible that There Are Any Vomen in or Near New Yorh, City Who Have Net Read cf or Visited O Neili’s Greater-Than-Ever $17.50 Sale—Here Is a New Opportunity! o The Third Series of Those $25.00 to $35.00¢ New Fall Suits, Dresses and Coats at $17.501) Are Ready—Some Entirely New Models New $25.00 to $35.00 eo Suits, 17.50 Tn all the new Autumn styles, colorings wtid materials, In plain tailored and fancy trimmed models. The models are jaunty th bigh waist effect backs er Long Streight Model, breasted, velvet collar and button trim: med back; the S.rietly Tailored Model, the collar, cuffs and coat — bound with braid, and the Rech Two-Tone Effects, im either the straight or cutaway front. The coats are beautifully lined with guaranteed satin or peau de cygne. The akirts, high girdle ef- fect, plain tailored or trimmed to match the coat, The materiale are men's wear serges, cheviots, two-toned worsteds, tweeds and homespuns; the colorings ere black, uavy, brown and taupe. Sisee S2 to 85 he ness special Mac ss 17.80 High-Class Suits models, ranging 8 prices from oars 30, 935.00, Dresses, 17.50 Another wonderful selection in Women’s Dresses, of charmeuse, satin, broadcloth and serge; satin, braid or velvet trimmed; nothing but the newest colorings, and several amart and clever models to choose from; sises 5# values "17.50 values... $25 to $35 Coats, * 17.50 You will find in this unusual collection Coats suitable for all occasions, in @ variety of mater- ials and models. meee hilla, and li with best quality of Skinner's satin. Also in the soft fine wool double-faced materials, belt back or straight line, ii sleeve; fancy convertible collar; all shades; sites Cilttens ee LED Women's Separite Skirts Made in good quality >erge, in Black and Navy. Worsted in dark mix- tures.” Special Ui peadl tit $4. 95 Convenient Payments Can Be Arranged i! Desired Women’s $20.00 Fail Women’s Messaline & & Winter COATS, $12. 98 Serge DRESSES, $4, 95 id bi three-quarter and full length, semi anu loose beck: fancy. and bea Silk and Serge Dresses, six modela, plain or fancy lace and satin trimmed sting trimming, aleo plain tailored models Pre Rlye, Cra «fects, The Pometarmaher s Interest In | O’Neill’sF ort y-fifthAnniversarySale Is a Twotold One—:he 1 ley 1 hat the Discriminating Shopper is Sure. to Have in Qualitu ana the Interest That She is Sure to Have in Economy. Just Gne of the Remaikable furniture Otfcrings in O'Neill's Anniversary Sale : Solid Mahogany Co!onial Bedroom Suite, Regularly $142.75, at $107.50 This beautiful FOUR-IILCL SUITE is made of solid mahogany, no vereers. It : positively the most remarkable mahogany furniture offering this year, and is for to-morrow and the rest of the week only. Special Notice It is entirely different from eal S) THE STOCK Ae HAVE the average suite advertised. hogany and because’ of the wonderful way in which it is We OY ER z i WE made. Manufactured by one of the leading Grand Rapids houses. Great care has been taken in every detail RES of its construction, It is fin- ished a beautiful dark rich shade. The design is an exact reproduction of an old Colonial s WILL TAKE ORDERS 77 THIS SALE BE D aC FROM GRAND RAPIDS, Individual Prices The regular price of the BUREAU is $40.25; sale price $30.00. ‘The regular, price of the CBIP- FONIER ts $38.50; sale price 989.50, bedroom suite, the originals of Convenient Paym ents m! i) of tl DRESS which would sell for fabulous | May be arranged by joining O'Neill's Household Club.] §iaoo, -» * 197% ‘le Prive prices were they on the market Burritur and all Home Furnishings Depts. nthe re Price of the BED t to-day. 040.25, anle price #90,00, The BURPAU ts BLS tnobge long an The SHIFT ONIER i, £9. jnokee wh The DRESSING TABLE ts 30 inches ‘The aap HW @ bigh tester post ée- e68en : aie. inches de if} ide, 19% Inches deep and af inches Rust temalea twa nese ends Geet © you prefer you can get twie bela small easy running drawers, ft. & inchés wide. Price, each, ie se. Artistic Ceiling Domes For Wednesday's selling and only while » lot of 60 domes laste—it may be only an hour or 40! Not only a great . value, but Regular that ie artistic and $12.98 Krewe rae | the handsomest domes you ever each for Gl weeee wild PPE a mask th 5, on pisces of ie quality A Fore 5. Pieces glass f celain Dinner Ware, finis! with a lovely i ass tee: “ \ band of gold, consisting of China ral a 5 : el . > Domes § ts = kei. f Dinner i shion Di Cream Pitchers W. t f "of Restaurants, Hotels and are ‘ ¢ Houses, as well as Housekeepers, alues up to wit th Hi rested in this sale. We b sink FHP by ‘one 100- French China Dinner Sets at 919.96 332 59 Dozen mantle and burner; special Anniversary $ ri Remember, there are jv st t 50. O'Neill Hometuralshing Stere—Bese ment. \Econsasnee, O’Neill-Adams,Co,, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New ine luo full size pieces; handsome floral decorations, ndles; a very fine set for