The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1913, Page 14

§ warrant would at o cannot be equalled in America. Some of the model: ¢ ; ; é models are one and two N e d N ——<——— ; button cutaway Empire effects, Bulgarian blouses, some are self e ew 4 BARNEY SEES SULZER. pWASHENOTON, me af. — ohn | | trimmed, others are fancy trimmed. . The new i bl Ch th Candidate for Mate Architect win | purey, Mitchel and dlenry Teuere uf draped skirts. Materials: Bedford Cord, Poplin, [Club Plan . ptm tty od Land, Say His Friends. to-day a plan to make the government | | Men's Wear Serge, Two-Toned Striped Materials, ayments| |: yve to dois to AUBANY, March %—Go., Sulzer con-|0f Washington a model in municipal | In | Black and White Checks. Coats lined with Peau de Can Be fill out the b it below abd seat ‘ferred to-day with J. Stuart Barney of be abt ier an He rarer: & s gre. Colors are Copenhagen Blue, Leather Brown, Arranged] [it to 0'N and ask for a i eeMitecte Ton succeed. Herman iw. | with the Preatient the collectorahip of ack, Navy, Tan and Gray. All sizes, 32 to 55 |IfDesired| | SPeci#lS g REPORTER WANTS DOWS | + ARRESTED FOR LOCKIN TIM OUTINBA IN BACK YARD Summons Is bet for Man Alva Johnston, a reporter for the New asked that a warrant be issued gor the Grrest of David Dows of No, 321 Fast gn eorvants early Sunday morning. Mr. Johnston stated that an editor of the Times had called Mr. Dows on the telephone and had asked him if it were true, as certain press agents hnd stated, that Mr. Dows, in bis enthusiasm over the opening of the Barnum & Batley Gircus at Madison Square Garden, had ed to ride the trick donkey in the in the presonce of the audience. Mr. Dowa, according to Mr, Jobuaton, had replied with a request that a re- porter be sent to his home. trying to escape over the back fence te Murphy said he must information in aMdavit form. so furnished to him, He is- aued a summona, explaining he felt that Mr. Dows would not flee from the orderly process of justice. Should Mr. Dows not accept service, he sald, a be issued. Hoefer, resigned, Mr, Barney's friends way the Governor has promised to ap- SAYS THREAT MADE HER KILL HUSBAND BY POISON. jMrs. Ciccone Testifies Fiore m4 He'd Kill Her If She Did Not Kill Spouse. Kill of be killed was the burden of a Message which Antonio Flore sent from the county jail to Mrs. Madeline (lc- cone, according to the woman's mony to-day at the trial in Newark, N. J, of Fiore for murder in the first de- ree, hed charge being that he was her i tify against Fiore poison her when he was fri again polwon, —_ S. FRANK HOLLEY MISSING. Not Seen Since He Left OMice Laat | Saturday Afternoon. stand or he would kill Lod Pibbeetlsg to-day. He was fine ent from Police | for 8. Frank Hol- A general alarm wi Headquarters to-day ley, fifty-four years old, a wholesale coffee merchant. Mr, Holley walked | from his office at No. 17 Hubert street Saturday afternoon in the direction of| When last seen Mr. Holley wore a} uray overcoat and trousers, black coat} land derby that. He had $0. He ts five | wiht about 136 the port of New York and that he was not a candidate. The name of John K. point him. | POSLAM PRAISED BY THOSE WHO HAVE USED IT Pais F will scarcely find group of Persons among which some one has not positive knowledge of Poslam's re- markable work in nat eee a cases even in two ), eradicating acne, blemishes and clearing ted noses of inflamed complexions (over- ht). bite this ready means of relief so ony ax available there is really no reason why nd htt, 5 | Brussels Net Yoke and Collar 1 5. 0 ’ tetions tgptecor fhe Bree Malek nee At 149th St. Entrance of Subway or Elevated |) trimmed with embroidery. MESSRS, nriret ati he itch ita bin desiadinn (oo disc comasniine Messaline pune ae Bate et eda eceattema a seaeton sth ishing, sin |bze Wk sevens ton ese overt SPEC IALANNOUNCEMENT—IMPORTANT FA} scssvs sed svss ge Sults—ined iroughout, || isk oe a none aed skin raj heals and is restored to adhe A ce 3S Pafedeatsere Shee | All the new colors and models. with peau de cygne collar, trimmed MaBecinesceeie tion, POSLAM SOAP used daily for toilet end bath will keep the skin ‘in healthy condition, and improve its color and tate, Pas min Se healing medica- jam I Heal af on ine erm pertewlerly Sague, three times Mayor of Poingh- keepaie, brought forward prom- Inently hoice for the a. bolas for (BS place va MOOSE A REAL A REAL PARTY. Grensives in Roon ALBANY, March 2. Court of Appeals to-day distinctly recognized the National Progressive party an a politi- cal party It affirmed the lower court's decision in deciding in favor of the Progressive Chairman of Nassau County in man- damusing Supervisors to compe! them to ate A newspaper repre- senting the principles of its party to| publish tl waton laws and concurrent | resolutions and the acts of the Board of Supervisors, “BLUE SKY” BILL PASSED. ment compante: ich follows gener- ally the Kansas sky law” passed | the Assembly to-day by a vote of 93 to Mra, Pell Und a 0 i i ne mer pe THIRD CHOICE ., ‘ Select sts sof apical) Se am Tana TT. A cena mmeNeNg April 1, 1913. elie ee nit de Guegg, Hmm ih Boy nt a i All druggists sell Poslam (price, enty-ninth street will be operated upon with $+! is and patrons to co-operate low neck and long and short nes (price, to-morrow at the Presbyterian Hoy us lo thelr puying juying either during the day or on al O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor. pts) per ecem Fone (peies £5 canis), for an ailment which, though no one of there two evening sia mer, Lpborsterien 86 West 65th Birestt Nes | cou mage multi ner for toveral For the week commencing March 24 Voile Blouses, Special at $1. 50 York City. by Dr, Joseph A, Blake. ———— MAJOR ARRESTED BY TRAFFIC PRIVATE SNUBBED BY COURT | Artillery Officer E Barrett Forced D. Barrett of the breaking @ (rathe rule n Kilgatton. “He was driving an non him to court and he es utomobite @ wunver on my car; take thay 1 asked him give his name, ‘Then he pulled out some letters from his pocke: and told me t) A crowd had | could pick out his name. gathered, so I arrested him." The major, who was smothering his Vast annoyance with an effort, said that he wan compelled to take the north slide of the streets because of the wreckage being demished. « his title, into Kilgation untii he nad paid his fine, had shown any deference for his 1m, Clecone said she knew Flore w the major coming toward Fitth| rank and title. Kilgailon said that the ed assault ' \ Seventieth street for a tye vee, {wou Kill her and that whe acted in n the wrong side of Fifty-| major demanded his number and threat: | om Johnston committ ¥ Mr. Dow8 | tear of him when she administered the treet this morning,” said Po-]ened th e would pay for it all at Police Headquarters, Preps ifr ea ralonfarAs Atb month 35 Dosts pe salesmen shorter cided to remain ope: oe 10 to 15 MINUTES FROM ANYWHE! UMANN’S to give our er hours and best possible service, and MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS ONLY! NO DEPOSIT REQUIRE DIE} DELIVERS Tals ENTIRE BED OUTFIT COMPLETE CASTORIA For Infants and For Infants and Children, Bears the For Over Meeded rest, we have de- evenings until 10 P. M. CENTS WEEKLY L asked his name so as to again and he refused to! of the old Whitney mansion, which is) Thirty Years | > JOSEPH DAWE £TO.oNrs AUTO BANDIT’S VICTIM. , He Doesn't Know Why He Was Shot From Speeding Black Machine. A big Slack automobile whirled up Pearl street, Brooklyn, early to-day as |Joseph Dawe, a shipwright living at No, 110 Pioneer street, reached the corner of Pearl and Concord, The ma- chine slowed down and two revolvers and the car, picking up speed, whisked |O Kea. On his arrival, said Mr. Jonnaston,| the Ninth avenue He did not Ko | I Rear cei o acetal at ik ines Sad suet vers, sea Gar cer bore eos | in The Kind You Hav; Kind You Have © Tiurancruncss | The Slit Skirt | | The Empire Coat | The New Cutaway Johneton, had dragged him to the back] since, Holley, who has made his home |” attractive lore, Movers Modified to just the | One of the most chic of | New straight lines that yard and had locked him out into the! with BE. H. Hudson, is unmarried, It i# models, right degree for smartness. | the lat ‘ les. » distinctiv night, Mr. Johnston narrowly escaped | said that iM health might be responsible | ways ought e later spring styles. are extremely distinctive. being shot by persons who saw him! for his disappearance | ALO = ™ $175 have exerted eve American spring styles. Some New Ones, To-Morrow, $4.95 Very smart Chiffon Blouses made over Silk Muslin with » some have net yoke and cuff daintily braided and others have {g “** ‘Tub Silk Shirts at $2.95 to $7.50 embroideries, O'Nein NEILL - ll the Distinguishing Features of Late S Women’s Spring Suits Tailored Suits have been one of the strongest features of the season, so, of course, O’Neill’s effort to display those that will do credit to this great sale. Every new feature, from the materials used to the smallest detail of trimming nas been brought strongly into play, and when you see these offerings you will agree that as a fashion display, and as a value, they bust measure. New pr Bedford cord, plain or striped eponge, coverts, dpeh O’Neill’s Offers New Models in Chiffon and Silk Blouses Made expressly for us after the most exclusive foreign and Very pretty Voile Blouses trimmed with dainty laces and around the corner. Dawe was taken | to the Holy Name Hoapital He told | the police he did not knaw of anyone who disliked him enough to want to shoot him, and it is belleved he was a victim of mistaken identity. Sa “VOTES FOR WOMEN” BILL FAILS IN BAY STATE. BOSTON, March 3.—Woman's suf- frage failed in the final stage of ne | Healed Itching skin, ugly eruptions, scaly scalp, Eczema and allied diseases all Tien ale bh 4 to the soothing in- epee of the mild He Nant the ‘the ‘bat medical bil providing for an amendment to the | agreed that skin is caused by adoption, lieving that awful itch immediately and Sixth on Stat AVORUC, 20th to 22d Street Fashions Are _Immediatel Shown in Our Sale of 0 | $25.00 to $35.00 Values About Twenty-Five New Styles Over Fifty New Styles of Spring Coats and Dresses {$17.50 Misses’ A New Spring Suits & Coats Special at) silk cordeline. serge, etc., in the newest colors. of wanted silk and wool leaieee in wanted colors; also the newest effects in white lingerie. O'Neiit Mata Store, Third Fioor. with silk, skirt made with the new fish back. Sizes 14, 16, 18, Serge Coats—stylish and clever models, in a wide range of assort- ments. Lined throughout with peau Main Store—Third Floor, AMS At a Special Price O’Neill’s Presents the New | White Nubuck Shoes Skin Soothed and by D. D. D. A 50¢ bottic beginning # speedy cure. will prove this much to you. “AN enterprising druggists sell D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema and so well do they know its record of marvelous cures that they offer the first full size bottle on the guarantee that unless it { ‘Who Alva Johnston Alleges to Line Up With Culprits When he was fined, Major Barrett | Were poked through the window. Constitution tn the House of Represent-| germs beueath the outer skin that relieves your skin distress, it costs you i ™ Pa mad, for & effort he had| Dawe turned just tn time to wee twin | atives to-day. The vote was 14 to s¢| spread and multiply until they become | nothing. Assaulted Him. tried ann and Fined $2. einig annoyed by the! Masher of flame leap from their mua-|in favor of the legisiation, but lacked |® Mass of gnawing animals. D. D. D.,| Ask them also about D. D. D. Soap; ' im the electri ourt system had failed. | sles, He fell with a bullet in his wide,| ten of the two-thirds vote required for |*,Pemettating liquid, destroys the germs |for tender skin it is unexcelled. ° Por 24 her on the stand this afternoon to tea ed he; Court ket ae jand washes them away, thereby re-|sale by Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores and all good druggists.—Advt, Tore 1 a nitative from The testimony she gave bore out the; eld Artilier N rphy. The — — — — — — — ————————— ee ——e ; fork Times, with a representative from | story of her little daughter, who testi: | ’ oat i Die taw etloe ot Willem. Travers | fed ane waited, “Uncle ony an ane) NACOMAL Guard, who iver nt No. as| Magintate ent word that te wou I" E=IO We Give Surety Stamps Free With Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise ry —(-) Jerome, appeared before Magistrate | called Fiore, in the county jail and that | Central Ps + Spent a halt time for his hearing. . Xerphy in Harlem Court to-day and|he told her to tell her mother she must | the Harlem Court with the sp! Pee tani Thome (he Gl le: ONE In New York's Shopping Center Co. Copyright, 1919, by O'Neill Adama Co, Perhaps You On” Wednesday, April 2 we will have our next great day of Sales by Request Giving our customers the oppor tunity of putting the O'Neill- Adams merchandising service in closest touch with their particu~ lar needs. Cast Your Vote atOncefor the Sale You Most Desire Those items receiving the ae est number of votes will ever on oa sels Veteeer Apel 2, at S| jain Pri Ballot bln blanks will appear par in the Evening World and Tocraal each evening this week up to and in- cluding Friday. Tell your friends about it and ask them to vote. BALLOT NO. 2. Drop us a postal card or fill out this ballot and mall it to the eat ADDRESS CITY .... FIRST CHOICE SECOND CHOICE With the graceful “Recede” toe and high Cuban heel, a model that rounds the entire foot to gracefully curved lines. Regular Value, 94.50 and $5.00, $3 8 5 Specially priced at. e White Nubuck, Button style and welt soles stitched with white, One of the most popular of the gew Spring styles. Women’ s Low Shoes &Pumps, $3.50 New Footwear beautified, and ne sold at this popular price. Patent Leather, Gun Metal, lack Suede, Gray Pda and Black Satin Pumps, all with the welt sole and high Fg Rubber Goods Day Will Close Our Spring Cut Price Sale of Toilet Articles. Scores of standard quality Toilet Preparations, Soaps, e etc., are decidedly underpriced. All are on sale to-morrow with these specialized, guaranteed rubber goods: O'Neill's Guaran- bber goods Coward Shoe Li ete with attach- ments; 2-at. eae 48 M Spray Syringe uaranteed vin 4 quality: Sand sqtaizes. TIC | heel. Also low Oxfords in Gun Metal and Patent Leather with | ing of heavy faney full husk Briss $ in bright or tas welt pole and Cuben heel. Store—Second Floor, flow .. sfutrentend for 10 yea Ding end and cotton top matiress i pe tek “ti for $22. 75 149"St[BAUMAN LdeN See Se tion, rubber t A Complete Cooking Set Of Best Aluminum Ware Seventeen Pieces of the Best Quality Alum- ($12.78 Pee We noon, Wedn only. Give Stout Fi Figures Slender Lines thout Discomf ort Guaranteed to reduce hips and abdomen one to five inches, firmly support the bust and abdomen, coax the flesh into long, slender lines, and hold the figure erect and graceful. An Easy Ha to Reach An Easy Shoe to Wear @ minutes walk from Liberty St. ren inum Ware, Which, Bought manent Wows Cost $19.32; Special at 4 minutes walk from Barclay St. Ferry e Flastine Sminutes walk fromCortlandt St. Ferry | 3 minutes walk from Chambers St. Ferry 6 minutes walk from Hudson Terminal]S minutes walk trom Brooklyn Bridge \ 5 minutes walk from Subway Using Subway get off at Brooklyn Bridge | Using Third ave. “L" get off at Brooklyn Bridge 4 Ablag Sixth Ave, “L" get off at Chambers St a Using Ninth Ave. ‘1."' get off at Warren St., Using Broadway and West Side Surface (at Corner) vs get offat Warren St, “in “hin Wy mrs OT a oy } —__— (.) —__— (. ) ____ (,) ____.. (,) ____— (,) Using Hudson Terminal get off at Fulton Street Furnished $110 \ $3.00 to $5.00 Pech, Feud 2? | * Garten Fob ronaiy } Selangor, yatue ie ‘ 4 9 ES oy og On Payment of $2.50 Per Week Invaluable to women afflicted with weak backs, as it [1 Preserving Kettle ial | | Sou O-plece Aluminum * aon a: ne Location replaces cum! nal appliances with comforting 1 Covered Bertin Saticas | 1."t coun, vai a yale 21-10 \ Devoted Exclustvely to the Sale of Coward Footwear support, and possesses » virtues of an abdominal belt, pan, value 8} sen | m value finkenbergs S. E. Cor, T2ath St. 34" ‘ve. N, Y. The Complete Set Sells To- Morrow for $12.78 rd Floor, VOrNel) Homefurnishings Store—Bayement, JAMES S, COWARD, 264-274 Greenwich St., N. Y. —_——— eee 2 (eal x ATRERT) Surety Stamps Free with Purchases, 20th to 22nd Suet, New York City OE oA