The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1913, Page 6

« J Napoleon Hill, who was one of the| As he was struck by the heavy plat- the part of the building where the acci- | ‘wealthiest men in the South, His mother| form Barker uttered a cry which was |dent occurred. | was a daughter of Major J. H. Wood,| heard by William Lambert, the elevator | Barker was fifty-five years ol@ and who founded the Wood estate. operator, who stopped the car. Barker's {lived at No. 9% Knickerbocker avenuy, 07 ay Or . _— -— | body fell to the floor, with tht head ‘Brooklyn. MARTIN CREDITORS SAYS BURNS DISCUSS TANGLE.) F = ; | Founded 1826 MEMPHTS, April i—Gtepe looking : Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 —— Sri. Pao Sturt 2 : Special for Saturday Women's Footwear a pats 2 seh awa mt | Misses’ & Juniors’ Tedey and Tomorrow, Saturday Won't Tell Where, |stardonsey tie fait ny money | Suits, Coats & Dresses ae as” aoe, ‘will be made available to wize out the Thirty-fourth Street West Uabfiiities, which are regarded as heavy, One estimate is over $250,000. Our Entire Regular Stock of $6.00 and $7.00 April 18.—Joseph Wilber-| Creditors besieged the company’s of- A reproduction of a model, of : Martin, cotton man, of Memphis, alee wie - canes Will Place on Sale Saturday i ater eerees tnd thepberd Veit $27. 50 Spring Boots, Oxfords, @itssing ence April 3, is safe and acoreme Wim 3 tar e| et, eaeeenae any cates Japanese Tub Silk Waists new draped skirt. Value $45.00... Pumps and Colonials Silvia tree bie New Torn ottee New Shoulder Collar Styles a Decided Novelty i - “ares ge ps kp poe ang jeatieied him on thie point. He vi [stan Heel be nat In San Toy, a lor dress, outing and general wear. . eRe acs ty: “hye | erat thea aces tat te ith Ser aedboas tailored model; yf chek $19.50 Special at compels me to withdraw from - +» | detualValue si] =i‘ emer éckcirt. Values to 929.50..... i" 4 Sten to wot in nny physical anger.” | PLAYING ON $1,000 VIOLIN, i i $7.50 $4. 85 ——— 1S ARRESTED FOR BEGGING. Suits Pumps and Colonials trimmed with new up- , PTIN’S SECURITIES * Of serges, shepherd checks and Bed- i uck! igh instep effect. q FORGERIES, ALLEGES | Aged Fiddler Says He Played in Navy Blue Tailored Suits ford, cond cords; ia several saat ae $15.00 ich an es desde tga ” BANK IN $25,000 SUIT.| Paris Opera House, but Refuses Four Distinctive Models, Women’s Sizes 32 to 44 Pn York's curiosity regarding the His Name. @isappearance of Joseph W./ An elderly man who was playing @ wealthy cotton factor and s0-/ violin at Eighteenth street and Broad- -| way was arrested late jast night by Patrolman Grote of the East Twenty- eecond street station for begging. When taken to the station house he refused ‘ Porch Dresses Of linens, e smal, i crepes and ee several Women's Suits & Coats To-morrow, Saturday Splendid values offered Exceptionally Attractive Fancy & Plain Tatlored Susts a models, trimmed with em! fe-day when it was announced National Bank of New bo 95, $6.95 8 $7.95 Values $6.50 to $10.60 Tub Dresses to give either his name or address, but ‘on 6 5,000 note mate by Mar-|@#!4 be recently Bame from France, : where he played in the opera house, He receipts for five hundred] pleaded with Lieut. Gchofield not to take Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES 6 cotton were the collateral se-| the violin away from him, saying it was Girls’ Schoo! and Dressy Coats (4 to 16 years) chambrays, Bedford cords and ginghams; in five in the Season's most desirable models the note, and the New York ea ee dha Ye Belted, R & Ni folk models in ver Eo cee sodels, al ah yriatn with , embroideries Materials are that the warchousc company has| vealed a card bearing the name, Hennle checks, moirg, Men’s wear serges, shepherd checks, wool bp Bedford cords, wool poplins and all newest stripes. Copies of the smartest foreign models, in a large and distinctive assortment. $18.50, $19.50, $25. oP 3 $29.50 Values $90.00 to $40 mixtures. Actual Values 12.25 and 15.00 7, 50&9. 15 Girls’ Tailored Suits (12 to 17 years) Made especially for the Miss, of eponge, Bedford ecreashy ahseks tad es poplins; shoe- top length skirts. Ackual Values 19.75 and 27.50 14.75 & 19.75 ‘is violin. capital. Misses’ ‘Deak’s action charges Martin ts| He was discharged with a reprimand es’ Tailored Suits (14 to 18 years) ly missing with a view to avold-| by Magistrate Krotel in the Mer's Night Three exclusive mode's in eponge, Bedford court | pated ‘and alleges the| Court. He still refused his identity, cords, poplin, Russian blouse and cutaway up to secure the a effects. Borgnaet, No, 160 West Sixty-fifth street. He would not aay whether it was his. As he was being led to his cell he Levis bank also was a holder of| inquired whethor the Magistrate who paper. The missing man was| would handle his case was Irish, When in an effort to swing a big) wid that was possible he replied that deat, _ obtained options on|he would play the “Wearing of the acres of delta land in| Green” with such melody that the Court and Louisiana, | would discharge him. In his cell he kept 1% is supposed this money was his) the other prisoners awake by playing the receipts and pronounced Sa. of & $3.95 Values $4.00 and @5.00 pam forgeries. fe known bere that at least one Children’s Coats & Dresses At Special Prices Coats Of serges, homespuns and shepherd checks; in several pretty models. Very Special i - ie ‘s ®| KILLED BY STORE ELEVATOR. 19.75, 26.50, 29.50 $6.95—Value $10.95 “ le, whic! as 1 mn valu as ° dels yi 0 i 4 ; Stre co eect) sree occ oc dene Vat 2059, 350, 220 40 Coat eran font in a splendid selection of smart models Materials are Satin charmeuse, moire silk, wool eponge, shepherd pi 8 mistral voiles, serges, diagonals and fancy mixtures. $16.50, $19.50; $25.00, $29.50 Values $25.00 to 840.00 nt to the sult. The Union and| Maker, an employee of the Wanamaker Bank and Trust Company, of| store, opened the door at the twelfth 22to 26 ©John Forsythe 34th St. West. e is, also a holder of Martin paper,| floor in the new building at Eighth #8 @ detenéam, and the Fourth | street and Broadway and looked down will_seek to make ite officers the shaft to-day. The car, descending a ! $2. 95 & $4. 95 2 sii ae Values $5.00 and $7.05 Dresses Of lingerie, cotton voile and challie; in pretty models and dainty colors. $2.95, $4.95 8 $6.95 Values $4.95 to $10.50 Tub Dresses Of chambray, percales, repps and linons; in all styles . and colors. $1.95, $2.25, $2.50 8 $2.95 Values $2.50 to $4.95 Of novelty mixtures, serges and homes 3 all fi our faba di stock; broken sizes. ae sas Rubberized Raincoats Unusual Vaiues Tan, Navy, Black and Gray. Sizes $4 to 44. $5.75 & $7.50 Values $10.00 and $15.00 Stationery Specials Pound Paper, white only, note and letter ped Formerly 35c......... \ aoc Envelopes to match. Formerly 8c. .6c Millinery Specials For To-morrow, Saturday (Second Floor) SALE IMPORTED SCOTCH WOOLENS From Bonnie Scotland’s Looms Box of Children’s Writing Paper and Tailored Hats GUARANTEED $30 TO $50 VALUES MATCHLESS WEAVES Bavelopes, floral and Ligure designs. | Se A very large assortment of 1 ‘ euimertow we Wil place on veo special purchase of imported Scotch Woolens from Peebles, Scotland, noted for their match- Formerly ie BULL Ned boats haan Weis hats: Aili ‘dress and a saat Breree ond eternally permanex Postal Card Boxes, red and green leather assceted colors ’ The rugged climate of Scotland eat the hardi t sh th lis the sof a 1 and black; many of Bie eetrc IR Wh cesn nse the Taspene hecuing wostones they ventcoe sie fore othe tine aan tool she ede et covered, Formerly 75c........... } 35 trimmed with ostrich. seas y outwear the memory of their cost; ey map with style and quality—in every way the choice of tl Th te oes ? pay be be had in the $30 to $50 custom made suit which we will make to your measure for $15.75, prada ee asin the iniaat mal and of the newest Worsteds, Cheviots and T weeds, affording a wee range for the exercise of your individual taste and discretion. Bit? oc. We Are the Only Tailors Including $5.00 & $6.95 Values $10.00 and 812.00 Hemp Hats saps iledng ster 95 new poke styles........ eae =) #8.00 —_ | [ FURNITURE Ch| sescctom: a VEST for the Advertised Price Measure HARLEM STORE Shui: | Berra tr vere ts tein out moana a rl of the purer Wook Fe 4 PR ged gan Alpon gy vl grr fr tig Pin gg 2190 3° AVE BET: 19 “2120 “ST. Your Home Comes First eas above criticism and tailored to your measure in $30 to $50 fabrics that will stand the WEAR TEST, and at a price less Let Us Furnish It—Pay Us to Suit You Homes Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. you ‘would pay elsewhere. NOW 815.75. To every purchaser of a Ritchie Suit we will give free of charge FREE—": handsome solid Bronze Relief Fob with Aad, guarantee. into our show windows and see the extensive showing of high. gra anothe: AS OTHERS DO, you may select goods from our wi de woolens, and, to Prove that we do not display one thin Indows and we will gladly build them into a suit or top coat H and sell yo: or you, If You Want Your “business” to become the talk of the town, tell about tt through a THE RELIABLE TAILOR a i World “Want” Ad. HUDSON TERMINAL BUILDING (CQOR. DEY ST. |1:1.4°.aPas STORE Ew a = (lear Fallen and John St. Subway Sts.) _ (One block frem Cort, St, Sis. Sixth Av. L) 3035- 3037 SAVE © 156" TA Tench aditek ioe meee ears oem comme oe om me eine ae reser i ee ne vemeeennn” - . FEW ERLE r \ THE EVENING WORLD, oat 1 PRIDAY, APRIL Bet 1913, fovea! what securities they hold which| from above, atruck him on the back of | hanging in the shaft, and his fenow-! = = | | were put up by Martin. the head, crushing his skull and break- | workmen dragged his remains back into | \ i Martin is & nephew of the late| ing his neck. the room. There were no customers in |