The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1912, Page 19

] | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1912. er by bombarded veal, To there led a gr | DYING YOUTH HELD "$1,000 OR | WON'T WED HER'| FOR MURDER AFTER HEDRNKS POISON Suicide to Escape Shooting Charge, Police Declare. BUSINESS RIVAL SLAIN. Victim of Crime Was Man Who Had Ruined Elder Gold- berg’s Stationery Trade. Harry Goldberg, of No. 43 Fourth @venue, Brooklyn, who atempted sut- cide last night by swallowing poison tn front of No, 14 Wall street, was, early this morning, charged with the Murder of Max Flaum, formerly a bookseller at No. & Leonard street, Willlamsburg. The Brooklyn police had been tooking for Gokiberg since last Monday, when Flaum was shot to death tn his store ‘by @ young man answering Goldberg's description. ‘The murdered man was a business ri- val of Walter Goldberg, Harry's father. For years Goldberg sr. had a stationery wtore on Boerum street, Brooklyn, and had enjoyed a monopoly of the trade fn the immediate vicinity unt Flaum eet up in opposition to him. Business @rew worse with Goldberg. Harry had ‘been employed in the store, but finally uriness became so bad there was nothing for him to do and he was Oliged to seek other employment. He brooded over the changes which had come and developed a hatred of Flaum. Last Monday afternoon a young man went into Flaum's store. The men had some worls and the youth shot Flaum in the jaw and then in the breast. He ran from the store Henry Goldberg Attempted) PREST CHOSE CLOSTER RATHER THAN BANQUET | ON HIS SILVER JUBILEE Papal Note and Pleadings of Friends Change Mgr. Fre- ri’s Decision. Tt required a Papal note, letters from | halt a dozen Cardinals and the plead- Ings of a score of friends to bring the Right Rev. Mgr. D. J. Frert (Na-/ tional Representative in the United States of the Catholic Church's foreign mission body) from the cloistered pre- cinets of the Passionist Monastery in West Hoboken Inst night to accept a dinner from his friends in honor of his twenty-five years’ service as a priest. When he returned recently from a visit to his native town, St. Etienne, | France, he firmly declined the honor of | © sitver jubilee. Later Father Julliard, | Assistant Director of the Society ‘for | the Propagation of the Faith, and al dozen or so of Mgr. Freri's friends! from Phliadelphia, Baltimore, Trenton | and Newark decided that the occasion should not be allowed to pass. ‘The Vatican, mindful of the fact that Mgr. Freri has increased the foreign mission contribution of the United States from $40,000 to $260,000 annually, sent this message: “Monsignor Frerl: “The Holy Father @ends with his dest wishes the Apostolic blessing, token of Divine favors on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of your ordination to the priesthood, (Signed) “R, CARD, MERRY DEL VAL, “Secretary of State to His Holiness.” But Mer. Freri was not at his dewk in his office, No, 620 Lexington ave- nue, when the message came. A clerk knew where he had gone but had or- ders to keep the whereabouts of his | superior a secret “unless the office should suddenly récetve word that some multi-millionaire was about to leave all his possessions to the foreign missions.” | HE’S ACCUSED OF WRITING. |‘ bodies Man Held for Abducting Girl of | dewea Sith at eva Tels claret, anchovy and sweet Fifteen Said to Have Tried fleally termed q tears * 8 8 The Blackmail. | past closed wi dish of oyster loa A brand new style of blackmall was ed in the Gates Avenue Court to-day when Gustave Diacoulion, twen- years old, was arraigned, charged with abducting fiftecn-year-old Penelope Dalury of 18 Graham avenue. Part of the evidence against the youth was a letter watch dt is said he wrote to the girl's brothers after he had taken her from her home, and in} Which the writer declared he would not marry the child untl her family sent & dowry of $1,000, Penelope's brothers have a candy shop at No, 709 Broadway, klyn, and Diacoulion was a former employee. On Oct. $ the pair disappeared, It was while living in Bitdgeport, Conn., that Diacoulion wrote the letter demanding money on pain of not marrying the girl. No reply wax made, and a short time ago the couple returned to Brooklyn and established themselves at No, 605 Marcy avenue, ‘There they were arrested by Detective |“ Irvin O'H: y both sald but Dia- held without | § while the girl the Ciitldren’s She refused to return to her was placed in charge » Society. home. _———$—$—$<—>—__. BARBARIC MEAL IN A (From the London Ch Some of the meals in Disraell's novels are of @ decidedly barbaric nature. Not many of us nowadays would care to sit through the dinner described in “Ve- netia,” which opened with “an ample tureen of potage royal, with a boned duck swimming in tts centre. Then came a huge roast pike, flanked on one | L side by a leg of mutton and on ¢' devised and bath, makes e tion a double means of healthfulness to Incomparable in its benefits to tender skin, particularly to infants. the skin. | and a pompetone of larks.”” | NOTHING EQUALS POSLAM FOR SKIN DISEASES Poslam is vears ahead of anything r the cure of skin diseases. Its action is immediate, Agi proria ‘and every form eradicated by Poslam. treatment is often sufficient minor troubles such as pimples, red and inflamed noses, rashes, complexion blemish etc. LAM SOAP, used daily y cleansi: POS! 0 All druggists self» Poslam (price, cents) and Poslam Soap (price, 25 cents). For free samples, write to the Emergency Laboratories, 32 West 25th Strect, New 263 Sixth Ave, Pitter. Only Entrance Is Through the Furniture Store. Clothing on Credit for All yet | It stops itching, allays inflammation and heals with wonderful rapidit ys vated cases of eczema are cured for toilet Sn IY wilt inte BROOK ves | A Sensational Sale of Fine Furs The Stock of a Maker Half Priced THIS IS IN NO SE AN ORDINARY SALE. The furs are magnificent—coats, muffs and neckpieces. A maker celebrated for the high quality, yle and workmanship of his products, surpassed by none in the world, is mov- ing into larger quarters from hié place near Fifth avenue, New York. He offered us the goods at 50c on the dollar if we would move them at once—and here they are at 50c on the dollar for you. The coats are in Pony Skin, Caracul, Natural Mink, Civet Cat, Broadtail Persian, Imported Hudson Seal, Domestic Hudson Seal, Real Moleskin, Nearseal, &c. Prices range from $52.50 to $700, and sell regularly at double the money. The Muffs and Neckpieces are of Ermine Pointed Fox, Black Fox, Natural Raccoon, Lynx, Alaska Sable (Natural Skunk), Near+ seal, Real Moleskin, Natural Hudson Bay Sable Sets, &c., and prices range from $13.95 to $230, just half regular prices. None C. O. D. or on approval. Seond floor, { of Over. for Froat, Central Building, ra. [THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS] 98c and 49c Xmas Bazaars If in doubt what to buy and you wish to spend a dollar or just half a dollar—you will be surprised what beautiful things you can get and what infinite variety are shown at the 49¢ and 98¢ Christmas Bazaar on the second floor of the Central Building. Everything you can think of and much you never thought of all at 49c¢ and 98c and the most for the money ever given any- THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | Men’s $15 to $18 Winter Overcoats, $11.75 And Some of the Biggest Values Ever Offered IF YOU WANT a warm garment, if you want a stylish garment, if you want a garment that will prove satisfactory until you have worn it out entirely—and if you want a garment that is smaller in price than you ever paid for anything anywhere near as good, then you will buy one of these as soon as you see them—and those who know the reputation this Clothing Store has will not let a moment go by before they make it their particular mission to be here early. In the regular length garments there are plain black, gray or brown fabrics, serge or worsted lined, and in the long, convertible collar models, fancies in neat effects, full serge lined. Not a Coat in the lot that woukt not bring FULL VALUE readily. A full assortment of regular sizes for choice. None C, O. D. or on approval. Men’s $20.00 Winter Overcoats, $14.75 50 Sizes complete here also. Rich Oxford or black kersey, as well as choice fancy Coats in regular or Credit is particularly convenient during the holidays, when every with the revolver in his hand. Several save chase, but he shook them off his track by firing two shots at them. “In that event,” he told the clerk, “send for me immediately.” Messages came from Cardinal Far- where. long models—wonderfut values. Second floor, Men's Building, Meanwhile the police had suspected |ley and Cardinal Gibbons. Father one wants to look his best, but ese pameeerrs cr Goldberg of the crime. Flaum died Cantwell, editor of the Newark Mone has so many other calls upon his THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | | THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | without disclosing the name of his|itor, flashed the news that ie meet~ 5 . = os — ~ MR a ME asin Mah tins A "| murderer." Goldbers'® parents ai-| ne. place for Mgr. Bren lends pried i seat Shea veswire Tailored Suits, $12.75 Remarkable Sale of Toys claimed all knowledge of his where-| Would be a little room at the Lafay- pleasure that belongs to Christ- $29.75 Winter puery U ! y: abouts. When Mrs, Goldberg visited | ste brevaorts on Dee. 17, at @ P.M is becai ‘ ; abe ttaw ‘er . iter son at the Hudson Street Hospital | ut of town were informed that. the mas time because of lack EXCEPTIONAL VALUES. A large assoriment of styles and Many at Half Price this morning, she collapsed and her|jupiiarian could not be found. The of proper attire. Here you materials, son, it was feared, would give way. Goldberg was placed under arrest at the hospital. It is said he is in a very precarious condition, He ts twenty-three years old, Flaum was forty-cignt years old and has left eleven children, the eldest of whom is clghteen years of age. Both at the time of the shooting and when he was dying he refused to tell who had shot him, He died saying hia death was enough. But suspicion feil on Goldberg, who did not return home, It is believed that Goldberg learned that Flaum was dead, and decided to take his own life rather than be trie for murder. In some way he obtained dinner and a purse were ready, but the guest-of-honor was missing. “The clerk must let us know. That ends it," declared the Newark editor. And the clerk Informed them thet Mar. Freni was making a three-day retreat in the Passionist Monastry. This is one of the strictest institutions n the Cath- ole Church. Two priest-delegates were despatched to the monastery, They took @ machine with them. The priest at the Monastry shook his head. The visitors persistel. They had a Papal note, tet- ters from cardinals and bishops, @ din- ner. Eventually the prelate was Induced to quit the monastery for an hour or two. It was long after the scheduled time when Mgr. Freri was conducted {nto the dining room, but he got an ovation and No extra charge account. -may get immediately the clothes you need without having to wait until you can save up the money. Termsof Payment to Suit Customers Our convenient terms of pay- ment afford an excellent op- portunity to buy your Winter deposit at the time of purchase and the clothing now. A small for opening an THIS IS THE TIME to pick up the most extraordinary bargains in toys—the very toys you want the most, probably. But come early, betore the crowds hide the counters and the reduction signs, Watch for the bargain counters on Thursday, with toys at 24c, 49¢, 98¢, that were double, Fifty superb dolls, beautifully dressed that were in the window show, that were $20 and $25; now $8.98. Dolls that were $35 to $50, at $1498. Bing’s Walking Animals, were $1.25, at 75e, Steam Engines. several styles, that were slightly soiled, now at half price. We have reduced the balance of our high grade smart Suits for quick clearance; every Suit is a wonderful bargain. Second floor, Central Building, | THURSDAY ECIALS | Men’s $5.00 Terry Bathrobes, $3.95 FINE QUALITY Terry Bathrobes, nice colors, in striped and novel designs, well made and would be excellent values at $5.0, Street Moor, front, Kast Building, Mechanical Trains at less than 50¢ on, the dollar. Moving Picture Machines that were hide to $10—electric only, now at. And hundreds of other great bar- gains for Thursday. Fourth fioor, West and Central Building, |_ [THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | THURSDAY XMASSPECIALS | ° ° ° r tity: of glacial acetic acid, which a sa V | . i Sommriy vad nae cecum a |° "eon felanee deide in eal wen Dainty White Voile Waists, 98c, Give a Camera for Xmas PRT ee aackece TEU LTS ONE DOLLAR FRONT PRETTILY EMBROIDERED jin floral design, tucking 7 " curMasins sce and ta thes | — Mod VAR ihre foun coe? oage, Oe Seka rae Picture Taking Is an Enduring Joy Pe a ee house, that es uaband’ had sent | Women's & Mises’ Coats, 10.88 te 40.00 Men’ & Youthe Suit, 11.5016 35.0 ged with frill, hig 3 naghi f IF YOU GIVE a Camera, you will be remembered the year round. Goldverg’s brother, Albert S. Golde | Mm for his dress uit, which, was t0 be |] Women's & Mises! Suits; 1350 to 45.00 | Men's & Youths’ Overcaats, 12°80 40.35.00 $3.00 Fine White Batiste Blouses, $1.98 A complete line of Eastman Kodaks, fresh Films and Plates and all sundries fl berg, a lawyer with an oftce in the! Dear ine : ious “ne | f| Women’s & Misses’ Dresses, 5.98 to 35.00 | Boy's Suits & Overcoats, | 4.95 te 9.95 Of finest batiste and needlework embroidery; Val, lace insertion; ‘“n» tucks | | Ways in stock. ; : Bowery Bunk Building, Bowery and | said nothing Did he | Women's & Misses’ Fur Coats, Muffs and Scarfs at Popular Prices. trimming the sleves and back: sleeves edged with fri'!. Black leather covered Albums, size 7x10; 50 leaves for unmounted photosraghs | reet, Manhattan, and lving at | lo Ke quite well? ; acl Open Evenings Until Christ Second floor, rear, Central Building, Pe ahd Avesta regularly 49¢, at i ‘ate avattpaty Se 1, had told| “Yes, mum; he wuz in good health mas ark S, at. Frank D. merand Wen- (and spirite”® | Yyrinch Kodak Film Tank... 00 detire Ut) Bronoiar Gab na oocee wa ae ee [CTHURSDAY Xmas sPeciace | Sireet floor, between Kast and Central Bulldings, was not right in his head. He said: | eth. Sia that, mam. ; H \Y 2 ECIALS “As soon as I hear wh he is I will “Well,” said the lady, ‘It seems * a ——— a dais miniioves to tne police strange that he should. only think of Open Evenings til! Xmas. Women S $6.00 Shoes at $3.65. L SDAY XMAS SPECIALS Fe ee Tea Ee eTetaty [eta luuioa tidlelaneaoneanUrtegt an A HANDSOME PAIR of Shoes i a very acceptable git to my 1] $3.75 Hanging Missi Cl k $2 75 yer Goldberg telephoned to Detective] irs since he's dead and buried, ! I ME s q ccepta an, Beet abecuy: sftars midciebe: tilling c Wonders Hele Bsn: Sete Cowperthwait Qa Sons woman—accompanied by other at at are a remarkable ferry ; ae anging a é cg oe S, . i him his brother was in the Hudson |« — in addition. Patent leather coltskin an lack satin tops—fancy buttons R ND, square and diamond shape dials, ay guaranteed move- treet Hospital. (Nitnenses Sethe Fiat ERFEL Morris 5 —closely trimmed, welted and stitched soles—Cubani heels, ment, peut and bat hour strike on cathedral gong; brass hands and shooting were taken to the hospital AS = Second floor, rear, Went Building, raised brass numerals, early to-day and identified Goldberg. P i 9 90 Subway floor, Central Building. ee eae | : pee (La Rocker ° —— | FEAR A NEGRO iNVASION. LEVELAN | $1 I [THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | [ THURSDAY XMAS 8P all | — a Month | HURS : : THURSDAY XMAS OPEC.ALS | il Apartment Youre in Harlem Block wery Savings Big, wid hogany fin- fj) i A E h | i C I } Ww ig, wide mahogany fin phir eh whit Bowery, BTAE Ss. || iat eed maliogany fn 11 1000 Dainty Aprons, 19c Eac mported Portieres--ClearanceSale} Chie block from. Heventh:. to Lenox | lm aise en alg | road seat and eply {| COMPRISING ABOUT six different effects; some small Aprons i H HH avenue In One Hundred and Thirty | ine tse, or exchanaed at all Pe back a deeply prettily trimmed with lace insertions, others with lace edged ruffle; Third to Half Less Than Regular Prices | feventh streot !* Ghrcutened with a tufted back, covered in pocket to match; also tucked and hemstitched effects; some of dotted INCLUDING SOLID COLOR jute velour, duplex jute velour in ‘ negro 1 ne Diver consivts ale good grade of Fabrikoid. ewige’ with: Hamvtiten lace edged ruffle; pocket to match: s reversible plain colors, bordered jute ‘velour and silk broche. Now a f most eni tment houses with r Swiss, with hemstitching or lace edged ruffle; p et to match; some t hal di lar prices ¢ g a few All the resl- Note the ruffled edges. embroidered effects. third to half under regular prices at $9.75, $19.45 and $21.98 f dents lave ooen wh Morris chair to match at Others at 25., 39c., 49c., 59c. up to $7.98. a pair, FOE, B, ew days ago there anneared 4 | * A oe “9 oy . JS. , instances th ‘ i ; Beier nerve Crore nie eat { | same low price. Second fluor, Fast Bullting In some instances the quantity is limited. —ratrt foor, Centra Banding ; a: No. 8 a sign wile You would think it rea- = — ; i pctlepigila eg a Lister tS | sonable at $15. {THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | | THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | [THURSDAY xm ECI 4) y Joun A, Pluse of § ; . r r) ian Tas ‘ atet, ‘Brooklyn | Rockers, Escy Chairs Lounges Sete || Ready-to-Wear & Trimmed Hats||Rengo Belt Corsets,|| &¢ Apron Ginghams, : John Etilott, the Jan Rode j Beds, etc., of every description. At Radical Reductions 9 - t f é | IN THREE SPECIAL LOTS for Thursday’ Hla? 6c ard j wok an tour more || DIAMOND j Select Presents that are Useful and Good — selling, There are dainty Hats for children, smart aie Hah ies mipalain Cavite: em ta ee rouge A ie Sofas, Parlor Suites, Upholstery, Glassware, e 2,500 YARDS of A, & S, Special Apron Ging- One summer mornin sie su i ull $9 Charge Account 10°, Off for Cash Toilet Needs | THURSDAY XMAS SPECIALS | (THURSDAY XMAS SPEOIA ty roads hate Oneal Tne cad ume se tel for You Just as You Prefer | At Reduced Prices Leather Goods for Men with in sald the he bot, both the oy) “Well! rive stra . and’ the cked to idgeticld Park, N. J, $35 Per Karat || Blue White —— Perfectly Cut lonble oor price, 2 Karats My Poo Achin? Head Safe, Prompt Reliet At All Druggists 106 & 256 Veot-Poche ee Let Us Open a rebar Harlem Stores: We, Minty Geen ueaaer 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue (Cor, 121st St.) Servers, Pictures, Umbrella Stands, Gas Lamps, ¢ i i ‘ meee These corsets are boned through- | | the best blue and white checks; pure indigo dye, dof the American A Buy from the Diamond Price Cutters || Sewing Machines, Portieres, rUqs, Gas Stoves, Biieey ead” Moreniies Baers, Rae“ Bulding, out with double watch spring steels, | | fast color. peti ti sah phi . mobile Association was recounting sd umber of Tlamon | Tings. arc at oa m which are guaranteed not 9 rust ie Mal) ee eeceiatien wae tecoubng | eid er ante Sideboards, Pans, Upholstered Goods. eae ole Puree et, “3 tae tur | i} Liberal Credit or Prices Marked in Pla‘n Figares on Every Article Cowperthwait @ Sons ESTABLISHED 1807 193 to 205 Park Row easy, graceful poise and perfert style; Toques for the mother, jaunty styles in Outing 1 especially Hats for misses, $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00. intended for stout wesnen, hams; a splendid grade, woven to our order, in [THURSDAY XMAB SPECIALS | Men's $1.50 Slippers, 8c. Black kidskin, opera ste! soft and easy, handsome annearing; full round toe; sizes 5 to 9; broad widths, Men’s Bath Slipper Special at 39c Useful, Practical Gifts WALLETS, THREEFOLDS with Memo Books, Billfolds, flat Bill . Card Cases, Railroad Pass Cases, etc., in seal, pin seal, alligator and pigskin; 54c. 10 $6.90 large varie! There is still time to have A. & S. SERIES of Euroma preparations, con- sisting of Euroma Extract, roma Toilet Water, Euroma Face Powder, Euroma Toilet Soap, value 2.21, at $1.48 a box. A. & S. series of Rose d'Or Toilet Preparations, consist- ing of Rose d'Or Extract, Rose d'Or Toilet Water, Rose d'Or Face Powder, Rose d'Or Toilet Soup, value $2.05, the name and address the {dome wets the} I aithend paine-trom any caus sexceasive at $1.48 a box Made of the same material used in} | Stamped if you wish, Gilt stamping, 15¢. to 2Be., d fs Floduigence, ete-ryleld quicsiy tare A. & S. Cherie series of Toilet Preparations, Cherrie Ex- | | the blanket Bathrobes and in variovs | | according to style, ps € ‘n Sr ne ait -KATANIA TABLETS P K R Q Ch th S |} tract, Cherrie Toilet Water, Cherrie Face Powder, | | colors. Very nopular, cet the :Filt| | Flasks .......2. sesiseereees Ber to BA | ‘dO. Flelde arn He ker, em- They urc not stimulants, intexicante ar. Ow a am e | Cherrie Toilet Soap, value $1.99, fal at $1.48 4 box dren give this to father, Hat and Cloth Brushes in flat leather Cases, 97c. to $7.00 i i? Bor habit formers, but just quick, safe, Street floor, ot, Central Building, Record Moor, roar, Went Building, Street floor, Building, by the West Shore Railroad, on] [wonderful paiu relievers.” ‘Try them! i