The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1913, Page 13

P tj fey ohare atl 1 i ty Faas oud bef flinets: if ie fhe! tithe [tel piiyj i platform at his home 1e expi office. Then and implicated another plat- man named Michael Iulo, lo confessed and as & result of the le6 confessions George Marone and il Andregole, drivers for Mr. Wai- were asrested when they- reported work jo-day. Later James Rose ¢=- FE H sk Naw Wacker, formerly em- beste? 4 ware Marone An@regole confessed, but Rose and 7, whe are said to have been the ling epirite'in the robberies, refused ay anything. The s:ven prisoners f@e arraigned in Jefferson Market Po- Court and held for exa=.‘nation, ——— MANY FLEE FROM WOMAN ABLAZE ON SIDEWALK. Policeman Sprints After Victim and Is Burned While Smothering Flames With Overcoat. With her clothing all ablase from con- ‘with the flame of a ges eteve, Mre. Ca Hughes rushed into the etreet irdm ‘the house at No. 2% Coles street, Brooklyn, to-day, and started along the ew idewalk, Her shrieks resounded Mhrough the neighborhood, and persons ho saw her approach fied into door- ays. Patrolman William Russell of the ton avenue station saw Mrs. eloped her with his overcoat, which bed removed while in pursuit, and nvew her to the ground. B In extinguishing the flames Russell painfully burned about the hands face and bis uniform was ruined. Hughes was sent to Holy Family ital so badly injured that her re- | 14) fe doubtful Russell was sent from the station bouse on sick Ph bee e » Apropos of examination time Prof. C, ‘Petersen of Dubuque, related & @ recemt dinner some examination |akin ray il HE uf ? ! if i het ial rl bass Be i : i B att ¢ tie ie 3 it thiet probably was one being sought by de- tectives of the American Bankers’ As- sociation. He is said to resemble a pickpocket wanted for operations in in Toronto, Rochester and Bur- POSLAM PRAISED BY THOSE WHO: HAVE USED IT You will scarcely find a group of passes RANE viSee eaene one bet a0t ith thie reedy easily available there is really no reason why Satroing and unsightly skin af- fections should be allowed to go un- checked. First ay ‘tion stops the itching, the ly heals and is restored to jure. offers the healing medica- tion of Poslam in a form icularly beneficial for tender skin and eruptional and scalp troubles. All druggists sell Poslam (price, 50 centa) and Poslam Soap (price, 25 cents). For free samples, write to the Emergency ps atti ks W. L. DOUGLAS x ny here. Chats With Great Men‘ of the Civil War Mre. Pickett is the widow of Gen. George E. Pickett, leader of the was in the very heart of Civil War. Heroes who are now merely " deathless names were her close ‘tories, $2 West 25th Strect, New| J This White Bale Affords « Selection of ie Ninety-five Styles of Undermuslins at $1 “ThisN 1s of such fine neinsook: and it ts coretally randothet i really would bo reasonable at it were untrimmed. _And its “Is this a French Nightgown?” “fo asians, te Atsectean thee sty ee ‘ by band even the pee MoReq mele trey oy dL ad : Misgeiber Firy se ot at ¢1—With round and necks in Em; petticoat and short drawer models Twenty Styles of Combinations st $1—In latter in narrow pantalon i gis gral meee Petticoats at 91. post cer woe fedora edible 0 old rll, and widow underlay. with the aim Ten By of Princess My designed to fit and ‘en es med with Incoe and erivobterien ome looted with ruffles thers are with ane tromaaing 10 to 3344 Per Cent, French. Nightgowns. Combinations Chemises... These New $2 LINGERIE BLOUSES Deserve a Special Place in the January Sale Blowes at reduced A siezig are the kind that are generally associated with. White Sales— and slyles cre aii ways passe. z But not so at GIMBELS, for we are just as eager to tntroduce new styles in a Sale as at any other jsme. And that ts what we have succeeded in doing in this Sale. We do not z8k you to judge the styl’s of the Blous.s to appreciate the unusualness of the prices, but simply for their quality which is wcrth much more in every instance. Styles are new and valed! x : The New Lingerie Blouses at $2 The Bulgarian Blouse with white braided yoke and bandings of embroidery in rich colors, The ‘Gentleman from Dixie” shirt of fine lawn, with finely pleated fronts, turn over etock turn back is. The ie Seart of Cosked ‘vniie, with emeokiered eoller and eatttenttny eravat.ct velvet. The Voile Blouse with collar and inset panels of colored voile; also lace t: The embroidered voile Blouse with inverted panel of heavy lace—tiny loops of velvet ribbon inset to give the effect of joiping the fronts. A Host of Other New Lingerie Blouses in the Sale at $1.25 to $14.75 Chiffon Blouses at $2.95 and $3.95, Regularly $5 to $6.95 ‘ third foer and Before Your Spring Sewing Begins Provide Yourself With A “DOMESTIC” Machine The Btyle at $22 Is Not Equaled at Its Price It has the splendid mechanism that is in all “Domestic” Machines, including the famous | , which no other rr achine has, and which enables you to sew LOCK or CHAIN stitch with equal facility. i % has a complete set of “Domestic” attachments for doing all sorta of plain and fancy sewing. It 4 a han e five-drawer case, finished in the best manner. It is in the convenient drop-head style—the top, when the machine is closed, makes an excellent sewing table. Agents, through the country, sell these Machines on instalments for $85 or more—identical in every respects with these at $22, On the Easy GIMBEL Terms, you are only asked to pay $2 Cash and $1 a Week ° and YOU CAN USE THE MACHINE WHILE PAYING FOR IT. Come in and Jet us demonstrate these fine machines to Free delivery at your home if on one of our wagon routes, or at nearest railroad ataticn if within 500 miles of New York. Instructre:s s:nt to home Without charge within 25 miles of the store. a More of the WHITTALL Rugs © _ In the Largest and Smallest Sizes — Join the Mill Clearance Sale | Potiean, "Tharg.are the erpuot caspainses Gecindbe he eoaee ene one neiae ao for rooms above about the house. BELARSRS OE bd tet aeerreses PRSERSSr cularly 440, 1 ne 68 number of Sanford Axminster Rugs in 11 ft, 8 i. x 157 es, SALE OF NOTIONS — And Dressmakers’ Supplies IN THE SUBWAY STORE Thursday, Friday and Saturday 5,098 for Pg moray re Jobn 9 bo (800-74, apocle) is Renee Pe Ping geet 2 in "ey satety' Finn 0 nt {|} ratpome aaeerted, Wise Mase doa, r two 100 pairs Children’s fe, {ose Bupporcare, Foe, Rew 3 Mastic detton Bapperteag Capenter Coat GIMBEL BROTHERS |||##2=| NEW YORK TARTY-TMIRD BT.