The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1912, Page 11

i AA IN i ce 2 ee ete ‘HIGH FINANCIERS’ REPUT ON TRAL FORLOOTG BANK Head of Audubon National, Promoter and Lawyer, Ac- cused of Misusing Funds, MADE “DUMMY” LOANS. By This Means, It Is Alleged, They Got Control of Insur- ance Company’s Securities. ‘With the stage set in the Criminal Branch of the United States District Caurt, © drama of high finance, involy- fing the alleged looting of the Audubon Wetione! Bank, was unfolded to-day. ‘The peinopais were David 8. Mulls, @ermer President of the bank; Joseph &. Blackburn, a promoter, and Charles ‘W. Ridgway, a lawyer, of No. 100 Broadway. A briltiant array of cousel, inotuding ‘Willem M. Ivins, former State Senator Moule Gqnse, while District-Attorney Henry L. ‘Wise appeared for the Government. The count of the indictment qhargea that Mille, aided and abetted Oy Blackburn ani Ridgway, misapplied $000 of the Audubon Bank's funds, @aying the same on discounted notes. Tneurance Company, a fraternal organi- sation of Athens, Pa. Te was alleged that Bjackburn found ke could get control of the Keystone @ompany, which owned $300,000 in se- ourtties, by paying $100,000 to the con- cern's nine directors. “Dummy” loans of $25,000 each were accordingly made, it ‘was charged, to the stenographer and auditor of the Audubon National, and on July 8, 1910, MiNs, Blackburn and Ridgway went to Athens. By dividing * the 060,000 thay took with them among ‘the directors of the Keystone company, @ccording to the indictment, they were @atied to obtain possession of $100,000 of the fraternal organization's securities. Part of these securities were used, it was said, !n covering the “dummy” Jeans in the Audubon National, while the remainder were sold and the pro- ceeds divided between Mills, Blackburn and Ridgway. Finding their first venture exceedingly profitable, the indictment charges, Mills, Blackburn and Ridgway later got pos- session of 0,000 more of the Keystone Company's securities. This, however, proved a disastrous move for the Key- stone Company, as it soon afterwards went into the hands of a receiver and several of its directors were indloted ia Athens. A further count in the indictment charged Mille with converting $70,000 of his bank's money. Part of this amount represented securities held by the bank as collateral on a Blackburn note. The morning session of court was taken up in the selection of a jury. DON’T BLAME JOHN! IT WAS AN ACCIDENT. Dying Wife of a Policeman, Shot While He Was Cleaning Revol- ver, Exonerates Him. Mrs, John L, 6uilivan, the wife of a policeman attached to the West Forty- seventh street station, is dying in St. Mary's Hoapital, Brooklyn, as the re- sult of a bullet wound in the abdomen she received when her husband's revol- the process of being cleaned, Before she lost consciousness she made a statement to Coroner Glinnen, which was tersely this; “Don't blame John. It; {t was an accident.” ‘The Sullivans live at No, 168 Bergen street, Brooklyn, and it was in the k&ohen of their home that the police- man, who has only i#en on the force a short time and 4s not very well ac- quainted with the use of firearms, un- dertook to clean his revolver. His wife ené his mother, Mrs. Rose Sullivan, He didn't mean were standing by wat!Jhing him. Suddenty the hammer fell, and Mrs. Sullivan sank to the floor with a groan. SuMivan rode to the hospital in the am bulance with his dying wife, calling her name distractedly, During her con- did her best to re- was not suffering, Despite her ante-morten statement, the husband wae detained at the Bed- ford avenue station pending an Inveati- gation. Job for Bull Moose C ‘he Bull Moose State former Superintendent of William H. hkiss 1s sald to signed up since the close of the cam- paign with P ". Joyce of the National Su . Joyce is now organizing two int ely to handle automobile r. Hotchkiss ix said to have the presidency of both conpanies to be called respe National Motor Indemnity 4nd the National Motor Insu pany. The Bull Modse leader has al- waye beer and from hi rected the fight with culminated in the pomtos ‘of the present State automobile jaw. é we Building. Charles Carls ears old, was Inatantly killed this aft on by being struck on the head by an automatic GOV. DIX OFFERS BISSELL | SUPREME COURT JUDGESHIP Appointment Recalls Turning Down of the Buffalo Man by Senate Last January. BUFFALO, Nov. 7.—Gov. Dix to-day | tendered to Herbert P. Bissell of Buf- falo the appointment of Supreme Court Justice from the Eighth Judicial Dis-, trict, bo succeed the late Justice Alfred! Spring of Franklinville, “Gov. Dix has offered me the posi-| tion,” said Mr. Bissell befo: wing for Albany to- ‘but I am not yet ready to announce my decision. 1 would rather that should come from the Governor.” Mr. Bissell was appointed a member | of the Public Service Commission, See- ond District, by Gov. Dix last ceed John B. Olmsted, whose term expired 5 refused to confirm ti ppoint- ment and the Governor refused to send in @ second name. Mr. Olmeted held over, ALBANY, Nov. 7.—Gov. Dix to-day recetved and accepted the resignation of Hervert P. Bissell of Buffalo as a member of the State Hospital Commis- ston. The position pays %,00 a year and an allowance of $1,200 annually for expenses. Mr. Bissell was appointed on March 9, 1911, to succeed @heldon T. Viele of Buffalo. Bome time ago he in- formed the Governor of his intention to resign but was persuaded to remain | and asset in drafting rules governing the work of the committee. The Governor declined to say whether he would appoint Mr. Bissell to the place made vacant by the death of Jus- tke Spri Snesetirlilinieeniats DIDN’T CRITICISE DANCERS. Mra. Stotesbury Denleg Reports From Philadelphia. Mrs. EB. T. Stotesbury, formerty Mra, Oliver Cromwell of Philadelphia, called wp The Evening World this afternoon to deny vigorously that either she or her daughter had ever made the slightest criticism of the method of dancing pop- wir with the Phil debutates. Mra. Stotesbury’s daughter is Mra. Walter Brooks of Baltimore. She has never even scen any of the Phila- delphia girls dance, Mre. Stotesbury stated with decision, and @o could not poamibly have criticised them. Reports in the morning papers stated Mrs. William West Frazier, a Piriladel- phia society leader, had invited Mrs. Stotesbury to her house to discuss means of suppressing methods of danc- ing prevalent in the younger set. “L received Mrs, Frazier’ invitation,” said Mrs. Stotesbury, ‘‘and I dectined it, sending word I was not well enough ac- quainted in Philadelphia and did not know enough about the matter to ex- press any opinion.” THE CURABLE STAGE CONSUMPTION Do not go away from home in the hope siding @ short time in « e from Remember through properly treated overtake the pat! If you fear that there has been failure correctly diagnose or understand ding Specti #, and an expert in diagnosis by special X-Light examina. tion, whereby he discovers the very earliest igne of lung trouble while the disease is yet in ite curable stage. Tt conts you nothing to find out for your. self, because office consultation and exam- ination are given without charge. Dr. Andereon, Speciaiiet, 50 West 224 street (between Sth and 6t! nues), New York. iat in sneueeaptamey eepeetens waiting or rubbing, Just a touch of Carmen Cold Cream MLLER WR ere Stafford-Miller Company, 515 Olive Street St. Louis, Me, | ITCH-ECZEMA FREE TRIAL Also Called Tetter, Salt Rheam, Pruri- tes, Milk-Crust, Weeping Skin, etc, Fou have used, a told you that Cured all Task 18 just a ow you | know what 1am, if you will write me TO-DAY, K TRIAL of mj any cue else could you are disgusted You to give me & chance to prove adjuster in an elevator shaft at No, 25/[% real Broad street, known as the Broad Ex- ohange Building. Mr, Carlson és t ohief engineer of the bullding and was Mmeking an examination of the ma- ehinery in the shaft when the accident oooured. He lived at No. 2402 Cornelia street, Brooklyn, » will ace I am telling you Dr. J. E. Cannaday, 1885 Park Square, Sedalia, Me. Could you do s better See gn notice to some poor nti nid oS etn en fn twee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, AS S4Yeari Leaders LIPSON AH In New York's Shopping Cente: Again To-Morrow! Women’s $17.50 to %22.50 $ Coats at $1220 ‘ ee equal values elsewhere—only such a purchase as we made makes this low price possible. Every Printzess Coat Is Guar- anteed to be Absolutely All Wool and to Wear for Two Season: These coats are mai out, each detail being execyted b; specialist. They fit perfectly and pi those high clase garme: every respec Swag collars belted bac! button to one side. A wealth ofthe season’s wanted materiale, such as Printzes "approval. credited. Basement Special—Miisses’ Coats £ A splendid selection of all the newest and most SPECIAL—Women’ desirable models, nehiliay i ci 14 to 18 years. fast black and pure silk. 78c 27-in. Costume Corduroy fi duroy this season has been enormous. nd a decided e street sha HAVE fitted up a s Linen Napkins Regularly $3.50 2 Special, per dozen Heavy grade al linen napki inches, a good servi $13.65 & $14.50 Portieres $13.65_& 914.089 or This lot includes:— Crinkled Silk P 50 Porticres Handsome Bor- dered Portieres Maadenme BeautifullyEdged) weaves, beautiful Portieres pebiecse and h Fine Duplex andsome colors Portieres for choice. Choice of Verdure or Empire designs on cream grounds, The only difference between these and the regular 813 is that the edges are unhemmed, which it 100 Mouquette Velour Couch hal 62 ) grade — 500 Basement Special Lengths run 1 1 GROCERIES Mild cured, fresh from the HAMS— aici house. «hls léxe sale worth 18¢ ib., spociil 1, TEAS eres: hens 3 8c COCOA Hiavor, hee"... 240 —Mixed or English Break- TEA fast, sumpies. 1) .30c Best quality, doz MACARONI ‘Bue; 10 zhe PRUN ES \ sini ea: PEACHES . .28¢ ORN MEAL™ inilicd) 50 PEA BEANS 5 (bs M'"*', 330 SPAGHETTI~ io." const” tainer, at... vee. 420 CHEESE ~3i!'4°" 3 Ibs, Bouel. light id dark Mixtures, Herringbone, atriped and two-toned | Misses’ Frocks, t 10 effects, double faced fabrics, Oxfords special at..... 6... .ceeeee and snappy Mixtures. Coats for motor- ing, travelling, business or afternoon wear, at far less th pated paying. Allsizes,32to44. dainty chiffons, charmeuse and serge, ef- Dealers will not be si We limit fectively embroidered or trimmed. with the right to restrict qui No mail, silk and lace, 14 to 18 years, values phone or telegraph orders will be filled, nor to $19.75. 915.00 will of these coats be sent C. O. D. or on crs Crawford Co. Third Floor, On Sale To-Morrow. 35-Inch Black Paillet de Soie THs is one of the most popular number of black dress silks and 58¢ is an extraor- dinary value. Simply achance purchase of a small quantity, absolutely perfect, An exceptional offering for to-morrow at : 18c Crash Towelling| ] 2} Famous Barnsley grade, yd. i . 2c Heavy all linen toweling of extra good cuality, the kind that gives perfect wear and satisfaction, espe- Lent, med cially adapted for hand, dish or roller towels. 682 Pairs Fine Tapestry Portieres Tn a a 1912. NEW FALL AND WINTER MODELS IN SIR HENRI FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN. Extraordinary Friday Bargains Here To-Morrow " Every Department Offers Its Best Values, One of New York's Big Attractions, Mid- loor, Dail TAG STREET. ath Fl MISS CORBETT and 160 Misses’ Handsome $34.75 Winter Suits ; 929.50 To-Morrow at . ONE of those specials that will add prestige to our busy misses’ Wy section, already famous. We ob- tained them from one of our best makers; they represent a surplus of ESE coat values are the wonder | '#st month’s orders only. of New York. You won’t find High class garments, handsome- ly fashioned of corduroy, Bed- ford cord, wide wale and di onals, all late models, including handsome __ reproductions of original Paris models. ilored thi he " + an i by Sizes 14 to 18 years, also suita- ble for small women. Misses’ $22.50 Tailored ‘] 5 Suits, special at........... Of wide wale and mannish serge, splendid new models, including stunning tailor mades, also more dressy styles, elaborated with velvet and ornaments, sizes 14 to 18 plain and fancy| ye, so characteris , which they aceful lin: wer new creations, with close-fitting that fasten right up to the throat; » deep cuffs, huge pockets; many Colléction of attractive models, designed from the more exclusive s\ table for street and evening wei luded are ou ever antici+ None will be exchanged or for the needle. 91.50 54. Variety of street wear, at, yard ........000 00+ Yard 68¢ 27-in, White Brocaded Habutai In white only, with brocaded omething for 49 separate waists and children’s dresses, at, yd... C| 78c 20-in, Colored Satins For lining pod trimming pu k, it ju oO 1 SO q| pose sedidurable ina good rd ain ‘Crawfo This oses, excellent number that it wear, at, yard $1.35-$1.50 Huck Towels, Dozen $1. You have never seen a towel bargain as sensational in price as this—the price is ac- tually less than cost to make and was made possible only by the quantity purchased, Good huck towels, all white or with neat red borders, hemmed ready for use, soft and absorbent. Remember the price is $1.00 per dozen instead of $1.35 and 81.50. Bath Towels Bath Towels Regularly $2.00 $ 9 .50 | Regularly $3.00 $¢€).25 t, per dozen at, per dozen = ity, soft spongy and | A large h towel, a ends, all | very soft and gly absor- $2.25 per Regularly $4.00 at, per dozen d ‘ bath towel for real » with colored |bent gualit borders, borders. Regularly $8, $9 and $10 pair Duplex Tapestry Portieres. Isandsomely edged. Lustrous Tapestry Portieres. Handsomely edged. Reversible Armure Tapestry Portieres, beautifully fringed $16.50 & $19.75 Portieres | At Lustrous Reversible Portieres, trimmed with tapestry borders $ Colors are olive, Empire or dark green, light or dark brown, This lot includes:-— Verona Velour Portieres $ ] 2 old rose, light or dark red. Frow Frew Silk $22.75 and $26 Velour Portieres ant cee Magnificent Plaii Ik Plush Portie Portieres range of beauti- ful patterns and handsome color effects, High -grade Nov- elty Portieres $10.75 to $12 Silk Table Covers They will fit a full size round or square dining room tabl edges a utifully finished, with wilk edging, An extr dinary se! of handsome colors, Only 100 of them on h si handsome dull velvet finest embossed 3 1 pl $ 45 lustrous ribbed Velour Portieres. eo 4 oe nt color-combinations, Velour, either the same or diff valf he have printed patterns which are fast Mail and Phone Orders Carefully Filled. Chelsea 2100. C> Sixth Floor. fe Vat shore fist MACKEREL “Asiicato"™ whit 15c Nickel Stand Spool Holders 39c Imp’t Celluloid Hand Mirrors at20C pate . $1.59 Feieey JELLY bio, Ghee 16 ample of our Holds any alae OLIVES gon or ature low - pricing | jive pin ‘eushivn OLIVES | mansanilla; choice, in this dep't. We may add 1d Zhe Needle Books, many styles PEANUT OILT rey. sic bottlers. z —that this is Bate ee . 9c CIDER ~ ai aargeeds feet \ Aha went suites, 00 Inchon —Lenox, Swift's Pride and \ price these SOAPS Naphtha, box $8.39) gg iirsora have ever been sold for, ‘Tooth Powder or Paste, STARCH “itatta' faundey | roe “0e; % pound box léc FRESH FRUITS, ETC. ORANGES-f}"740"'43" 18¢ POTATOES, ONIONS-" APPLES~ isi! sie Cr at jar Finest Htallan Castile So» Warren's Chicago Feathe: bone, silk covered, black and white, regular 65c¢ $1 box, sale ne. No Mall Orders, One to 4 Customer, Mail Orders Filled, Main Floor, “VE, 19111 TO 2010 STREBT, FAMOUS HAWAIIAN ORCHESTRA V With Their Native Music and Melodies This le a Star Attraction Worth Hearing lla and Thibet. Sizes $ 3 98 saying much indeed. te e $1.75 ana $2 50 to 54-in. Colored Broadcloths A SPLENDID value is offered in this Chiffon broadcloth in a good rai of colorings, strictly all wool, twill back, sponged and shrunk, and 'y ble mixtures, for entire suits for 88 c $1.25 50-in. All Wool Storm Serges In black, navy and brown, bolt wearing English serge,| A collect 4-in. All Wool Suitings or ite antnfactory 7g Pesrecsag HE tings, fancy mixtures ip all fall reer Cl the season, at, pages Edie > Kimpeon Crawford Co. Main Floor, On fale To-morrow Preliminary Announcement of Linen Week Advance Display Now Ready, Which Begins Monday, November 11. You Can Make Selections Now at Sale Prices ial Linen Room on our Main Floor, rear, where samples are on display and we urge all users of linens to examine the wonderful values there offered, with a view to purchasing a season's supply. Hotel Men, Buyers for Institutions, Restaurants, Boarding and Rooming House Managers, Buyers for Business or Home Use Will Find This an Opportunity to Save from 25% to 40% Regularly $2.00 Special, per dozen They are all linen tbo, being one of ||| A the best Irish makes, 20x20 inches, Bath Towels Made of selected cotton yarns, a size, ull white and with colored IN NEW YORK’: 93.00 AND 93.50. Cabaret —12.18 to 2.45 P.M. To-Morrow We Feature TANLEY WARNER, Celebrated Cabaret Singers ICTOR SORLIN’S ORCHESTRA Mile, CANTARELLI, Operatic Selections Extraordinary Offer! , Men's youn $15 to $20) - Suits & Overcoats | © at 310 WE ARE justly proud of these overcoats. You should have no trouble in finding what you want in this assortment, and you can rest assured that you cannot,get better value anywhere. 376 Hrwenty 401 Rertserty 260 —— Frrmerty 363 Hirserty All this season's very latest styles, Never before such an oppor- tunity for selection in a special sale. Choice from all the newest all-wool fabrics. 70 patterns in the favorite shades for Winter. All sizes for men of 34 to 46 inches chest—and all heights and weights. The smartest, best made stock of clothing we have ever seen priced $10.75, and that is ow Crawford Co. impson, Crawford Co. Recond Moor, 93.50 Plaid Back Coating 54 inches wide, plaid back effects on sibeli and Kersey cloths, heavy enough to be made up ¢ without lining, yard 00 5. EF Binpeon Crawford Co.—Main Fleor—On Sale To-Morrew. Linen Napkins \7 32 $1.25 Napkins Speciah perdoseat € OC most ordinary —_ bargain. use, 18x18 inches, Huck Towels $Q.00 vice, large 2,000 Dozen, Reg. $1.25 Doz., wt 73 Such a price never happened befe * probably never will again. Very fine ar : bsorbent quality, good size, hemmed ready ; + age. Regular 50c Silk Chifton Veilings French weave crepe chiffon cloth veilings, in a quality posititively un- l 2 equalled at such a price. A wonder- Cc ful offering tomorrow at, yd......... Choice of the ten following shad Black, White, Cham- pagne, Pink, Lavender, Garnet, Tan, Navy, Brown, Gray. 5,000 Yards New French MeshVeiling - All new meshes; all the fashionable shadow effects; excep- 19 tionally superior veilings, Values to 50¢ a yard, at..... Ie t7 Simpson Crawford Co.. Main Floor. Sale Te-Morrow, ° ° Nainsook Night Gowns They, have sold readily at $1.00, but be- } \ cause there are just enough for one ; { day’s selling we have marked them | | Fine nainsooks in slipover model with pretty embroidery medallion set in with val. lace, neck and sleeves edged with lace and ribbon run, Night Gowns y reproductions of $1.50 and $2.00 s| fine nains in slip- i preity fed i es pnd ribbons, Fine | ~+ in in high and style, } trimmed wil Special at 3 1.00 Warm Garments for Children 6 to 14 Years Pajamas of striped _flannelette,| Night Gowns of striped fannelette or regulation style, suitable for plete louble yoke and trimmed al at 50c with Special at girls or boys, Other neat styles at 750 50c Others at 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. and $1.00, $5 Silk Jersey Petticoats, $2.95 All made of best silk Jersey, fitted top and side placket, messaline silk flounce with drop tucks and attached plaited ruffle over silk underlay, All wanted colors, Also black and white, Basement Special: Women's 85c Nainsook Night Gowns, trimmed with em- broidery or lace, An extraordinary value for to-morrow, at, , Wines & Liquors Monogram Rye Whiskey, old smooth; gal, $2.45; 59ce|: Premium Vintage Calif. Port and, Sherry—rich old-wine; gal, 28; full qt. 4 ic. atl tlio oe pott a] for to- morrow, battle......05 SRE Duff Gordon Sherry—; ‘fs podium ae » 99.00; bot € Con Sixth Moor, Moll Ged Phowe SHOPPING CENTER: