The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1913, Page 7

Will Issue Bench Warr for His Arrest. Marold 0. Binney, whose fondness for fast avtomodile driving las earned him @ Mae-paying reputation, did not Magistrate MoQuade. If he do Pat tn an apoarance to-day a will succeed. $5 a Over-strung Three Uniso: strated Catalog. | UTO-SPEEDER BINNEY, | ABSENT FROM HEARING, a FORFEITS $500 BAL’ j If He Does Not Appear Court ‘ant | of Holland, XN, tm ie Joffereon Market Court this morn- es Behe Rs dng to answer a charge of reoktoss drive fing and his bail of 9500 was forfeited oy pt will be issued for his arr No charge whatever is to be mide for tuition. from the very beginning—the “A-B-C” of music. system will enable you to p!ay simple and popular melodies within six months; everybody wao has ths ambition to practise can and Thousands have already done so. Courses for advanced students may be arranged for, if so desired, Double Veneered Case Full Iron Frame Lexington to 3d Avenue \s ~ THE EVENING. WORLD, by Patrolman Cary at the Hartém Po-| lice Court. He had just paid a $2 fine How Speeding and having his muff hen Cary arrested him driving at Wifth avenue Dinth street the we Magistrate McQuade, ¢ clared that Binney was y of reck- less driving and had igonred a sum- mons. When or H Cary said be = arrest. *! i ‘The Magistrate put the case over “HLL | to~lay and he ii oUnR speod Oo batt, which furnished by & Renna | of System haley _—<--- ® BURNED TO DEATH IN HOME. Wipe Out Factory Evils. Jan. | ALBANY, je State Department PFALO, N.Y. Jan, 21.—Florus| canteaiton of Fuller, sixty years old, a wealt! appear death ina fire that de: d his home! to-day. ‘The fire followed an explo- which wrecked structure and shook buildings for miles around. Fuller told friends last ni fis wife had gon: Assembly: tory Tavestigating Commission. One of the measuras would create oes cat, A Most Unusual Offer! | Bioomingdale Brothers will present, during this week only, to every purchaser of a piano A Course of Piano Instruction Consisting o Twenty-Four Lessons You can start ‘This wonderful In connection with this unparalleled offer, we announce a special sale of 75 NEW PIANOS . Price Includes S'!o1!, NO INTEREST —NO INSURANCE NO EXTRAS Cover and Free Delivery $1951 A WEEK In offering these superb in- struments at $195.00, we give you an opportunity to secure the greatest piano value in the world at the price. These Pianos are superior in tone WEEE Quality, construction and beauty of case design to instruments offered elsewhere for $300.00. A few of the striking features are: Double Repeating Action Imported Felt Hammers Bass Seven and One-Third Octaves ns Throughout Ivory Keys: Ebony Sharps These Pianos are sold with a double guarantee—the Builders’ and Bloomingdale Brothers’—which is an additional safeguard, and assures every purchaser of absolute and permanent satisfaction. oh miss this great opportunity. Exchange y: your old piano for a beautiful new Walters Piano or Player Piano and pay any balance due at the rate of $1 and $2 a week. Upon request a representative will call. Piano Salesrooms, 3d floor. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO 9th to 60th Street would be authorized to conduct apectal investigations f-om time to time into the conditions under which manufacturing ‘4 | | even the powers of a leg'siative com- Mittee. The doard also would have Inspection Planned — To o1.—Complete rear Labor is souit fn a neriog of bills intro- duced to-day by Senator Wagner and Jackson of the State Fac- Industrial board to consist of the State Commissioner of Labor as chatnmart and Write for latest illu- four astoviate members to be appointed by the Governor, the associates to re- cetve salaries of $3,000 each. Te boani eatablinhments in secon as well as first clans citien. “The disclosures made by the com: mission and the teatimony of practically witnear,”’ Senator Wagner In ting the Diile to-day, “empnusized carried on and for that purpose would be | tie necessity for a complete reorman!zi tlon of the Labor Departmen: Commissioner of Laver himeaelt that with the daadequats facills his command, he was unable to t power to make rules and reguiations to carry into effect the provistons of the labor law. ‘The second bill proposes to increase the (adh of the Commissioner of Labor from $6,600 to $8,000 a year; to increase the mumber of factory inspectors from 95 to 125, and to create a bureau of gen- eral inapection; two factory inspection districta, one for New York and an- other for up-State; a divslon of indus | « trial hygiene to make special technical of | Inapections of factories; medical tnepec- tion bureau to inspect factories, mer- cantile estabiiahments and other places and to have charge of the physical ex- amination and medical supervision over children working in factories. Another meagure proposes to increase of visions of the Labor law as promptly and effectively as the interests of the workers demanded. Lack of adequate of factories has contributed to the annual wastage of huinan life in this State “With these dills we are striking Provien in manding an adequate and efficient de- partmen: of labor which will be equipped to secure a parmpt and ef. an speedy puntehment of those who will- {fective enforcement af the law and a| bred bor: pone! of mercantile inspectors frow | fully persist in @eregarding the heatth partment “ans and to give the labor d&|and safety of our men and women t Jurisdiction over mercantile! workers.” ( TUEZEDAY, JANUARY 81,1913. CARRIES PISTOL TO GUARD $1,100 AND LANDS IN CELL. Policeman Pockets in His Saloon and For having @ revalve: session with whish to guard $1,100 1 had with him, Frank Metone, an Ital- tan contractor and saloonkeeper, wae he «| held to-day by Magtetrate Butis for AC General Seasions without batl, a On Saturday might there was a | soy dru shooting in Shaft No. 4 of the Aaite- duct and the police have been looking ver ence for men who carry gun. Last night Policeman Prushchen went into the aaloon of Pistone at No. 3156 Jerome avenve, searched the proprie- and found @ a-calfhra revolver in one of his pockets. @aki that he had been robbed on Rat- urday night end had bean held up two tor weeks ago. Magistrate Butts sald these facte made Al no difference, carry a fun he ehould have applied to the proper authorities, ‘The Magistrate made his tnevitable mpeech and ended mith @ rebuke for Policeman Pruschen for using the word “frink"’ ing the searching of the contractor, Searched —Proprietor’s rrests Him, in bia pos stomach move the sour, und In court Mistone that if he wanted to fn describ. eae EE It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World $5 Dining Chairs, $2.98. Upholstery Clearance. Oriental Rugs Reduced. Housefurnishing Savings. Chandeliers Reduced. Our Annual January Sale of Hosiery H It will far exceed in value any Hosiery Sale that | has preceded it, here or anywhere else. The prices | throughout are extremely low, and the savings at least ii @ half on our regular prices, which, as is well known, ||]| are often a third below those of other stores. Don’t miss this opportunity. The purchase in- “volves 360,000 pairs of cotton, lisle and silk hosiery, for men, women, boys and girls. Here are some of the many great opportunities: Women’s Stockings—Exceptional Offerings: |; Women's 2-Thread Cotton Women's Imported Full - Fash- ioned Stockings, plain ond 19, lisle thread tace effects... Women's 50c Pure Thread Stik Stockings, full fashioned; 28. black, white, tans, pink, sky... Ic Reduced as Follows: Chile .n's 35c Mercerized Fine Ribbed Stockings; first meaty in black, tan and whi ‘omen's 28c Fine Gauge Silk: fin- ished, mercerized hosiery, 123. black, white andtan....... Children's Stockings A ! Children's 35c Lisle Thread Stock- | ings; lace boot styles; all imported, | full regular made; black, tan | and white..... . Misses’ $1.00 Pure Silk Stockings; extra good quality in black, «BQ, white, pink and sky. Men's Half Hose Opportunities as Follows: 10¢ 2-Thread Cotton |Men's 28c and 50¢ Socks, Socks; full seamless; variety of] thread silk, linen heels and toes, and colors and black; at the very 5 imported, mercerized alt 16c special sale price will be....... hose; variety of colors 25c Socks, high mercerized, | Men's S0c und 78c Fancy Silk Socks, dard makes, with linen soles, fi ; in drop stitch, Jac igh spliced heels and toes; 125 vaturen; 28. iety of colores and black Seobin BLOOMINGDAL ES ae Root’s $1.09 Underwear 09e |) GNDerwear, For Mem, 7sjelverchrated HT seavy wool gray shirts and drawers; fi all sizes; no mail orders filled; at Men's 50c Heavy Weight Bulbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Shirts havelonseaa Ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers, short sleeves, drawers double sent; strap backs and buttons 29¢ M in si crave eens V4 c Oth Ht. Section Il ecrus: ql Boys’ and Girls’ 25¢ Sox; ‘white with stripes and Jacquard: styles, 7 in a variety of colors. . Cc pure Men's 39c Meavy BLOOWINGDALES* merchandise of merit. Lexington to 3rd Avenue go 59th 10 | Every Woman in New York Should Attend the Gentlemen: the dollar wearing apparel, Women's as we have decided to discontinue thes nents, owingto the fact that in tutu energy and eiforts will be devoted to re Men's and Boys’ At this price you will be public un Women's and Girls’ apparel ever ofJered in this | Raincoats. community. Rain Cayes.* CEE: 1G w/ Waists. Kimoro3. Wrappers. We consider this sale one of the biggest economy occasions ever announced to | the women of New York. Vogel Bros. have long enjoyed an enviable reputation for | In this sale of Women’s, Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel we | ry apy dey. th 59th to 60th S Cut Wonderful Bloomingdale Sale of nd Ste: Tailored Cloth Suits. Silk and Cloth Dresses. Frocks and Gowns. Coats and Wraps. Fur Sets and Fur Coats. Mew Yoo Fant7, a@ 3 Messrs. Bloomingdale Bros. -We accept your offer of 60¢ on for our entire stock of Women's . Boys’ and Girls’ shoes; Shoes for Women. Shoes for Girls. Shoes for Boys. Dress Skirts wear. enabled to offer the greatest bargains in ndoubtedly the offer you savings of at least 40c on every dollar you spend. Dressmakers’ Su This is a typical B'oomingdale cale. Every item is genuine and we don’t lim't quant.ties. whit Gilt Ka Whittemore rage John J. Clark’s Best 6- It’s in a yellow Lox.) uaranteed Benton @ by us; per dozen.. Quicksht jeather black and white, all nun.b. nena yes yt am 200 yds., black or white, all numbers, suality " si pes “4 Poallah Vorvuise Laces, Mail orders will receive prompt attention. Bloomingdales’, Main Floor, Front, Centre. All Case Transier to BLOOMINGDALES’, Lex. to od Aye,, 50th to oth St. ‘ord Spool Cotton 35c John Clark’s Best 3-Cord Spool Colton 18 Th fatade ee BLOOMINGDALES' A Real Notion Event---Bloomingdales’ 44th Quarterly Sale of pplies and Notions Youcan buy as much as you want. Now hiptoss model, with Jersoy cloth’ su tisily | made, | and witfi wooden, botto 6, 38, 40, 42 silk Lestro Finiah bhire Binding | 01 per ioaen, Sde sbilar fron thiead ts omms per dia i) Bhoo Eaves. Mele Biaetic, good quality widths, per Follshing Wrveh and Denber, bert ‘ "Wool Peitshing’ Mii.’ Be por I Sh ncncoa as a Vote Flowers and Plants to Hospitals i one pA FOR 5 “At the ‘emt ‘of the week the Ho at the areatest number of votes wil be. given Tres 100 Flowering Plants And 1,000 Seasonable Fresh Flowers. Cor. 8th Awe. Stock of Shoes & Women’s, Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel| At 60c on the Dollar — The Stock Consists of Gloves for all. Women's Sweaters. Girls’ Sweaters. | Children’s Coats. Girls’ Coats. Juniors’ Coats. Knit Underwear. Children’s Guimpes. | Muslin Underweer. Women’s Neckwear. | Women's Golf | Vests. ! House Garments. | Dressing Sacques. | Girls’ Dresses. | Ful! measure and <ourt are as:ured. | entldren, Freach Kid Hale Curlers. De! Imported Curling Irons, waving : FEEL. FINE! LIVER RIGHT, STONE OWEET, HEADACHE BONE— CASCARETS Cascarets tuake you feel bully; they immediately cleanse and swecten the ing food and foul gases; take d carry off the constipated waste matter and poison els. ret to-night will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent Giron eep your Stomach regulated, Head clear and Liver and ina splendid condition for months. Don't forget the children. “Want” Will Go Get it | atre. lve a j i