The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1913, Page 11

“AND FORGED, ITS SAD Soune German ancy Good Fam- fly, Expecting to Take Girl j toGermany Arrested Here, i ' Hans Hoerner, twenty-three years Gd. of a wealthy German family, ar-| rived here to-day on the steamer Coamo from San Juan, Porto Rico. He Was arrested at the pler in Atlantic Basin and was arraigned before Max- fatrate Kempner in the Butler Street Police Court, Brooklyn, on a charge of * forgery. He was held until May 5 for extradition, Why Hans should cotnmit forgery 1s Puzzle to the police and to those acquainted with his circumstances. He Was brought to this country @ little ever a year ago by John Voorhees, Treasurer of the Royal Bang of Canada, which has « branch in New York at] Cedar and William streets. Mr. Voor- hees while abroad met the parents of the young man, and their standing, both foclaily and financially, was of the highest. He yoluntvered to take Hans eck to America with him and launch him in the bustness world. He gave him @ position in the Banco Commerciale de Porta Rico, a branch of the Canadian institution in Carrel, P. R. Young Hans was given a salary of + $2,000 a year, was cloistered In a nice home, and things seemed to be going along as smoothly as could be desired. But Hans betame enamored of the get- Fieh-quick system of the new country. He saw 60 much money around him fm the bank that he thought that he ought to acquire some of it and make the rest of tis life comparatively easy going. He had met Catherine Butts of No, 119 West Twelfth street, Manhat- ten, and had gone along with her pret- ty far on the lines of love. Hoe wrote her that he was coming to New York and told her to be prepared to start with him for Germany. Instead of Meeting hia sweetieart at the pier he was met by Detectives George Priday and James O'Day, Hans was arrested at the request of Chief of Police Schanton, cabled to Commissioner Waldo, He is charged with having forged a check for $2,500, Soamo under the . and hoped to He had e detection by the ruse, worked In the . when he saw When sea ed he had 1.800 of the money he !s sald to have raised on the forged check. He had also another SN PORTO RIGO BANK 3s that Katherine Butt, old, had been employed by her a matd up to six weeks ago when concluded that she wanted an o' | woman for the position, Katherine! arrived from Germany about two yeurs ago, She had of late been ceiving letters from Porto Rico, w pink ye she had a friend from 15 Gregory avenu tered Joseph Marton’s barbershop in the basement of the Passaic Daily News Butlding at No, 2% Main avenue, earty this morning and told Marton he was ened barber sent his check for $1,024.50, which he had not © negotiated. He had also .@ letter ad- aie By Miss Butts, giving further f the plan to flee with him to, No. 109 West Twelfth street is: a areas ben house conducted by She said to-day twenty years Mrs. Mary Freeman, er ay JERSEY LAWYER DIES | IN BARBER SHOP CHAIR. | George Philip Rust, in @ hurry to be shaved, ‘T’ve got an important City.” Neath his heart and said: a Les “Ralse me a little. I think lying down ay Siath Ave,, 15th this way Is causing the pain. Marton raised the chair, but he was too late. Mr. Rust commenced to beat the fright. the air with his act for physicians, Half answered the call, but before the first arrived Mr. Rust had died. lawyer, of No. assalc, N. J., en- case befure Vice-Chancellor Stevenson in Jersey explained Mr. Rust, “and [I'm in an awful hurry. I had to forego an ap- pointment with my physician, #0 don't keep me. waiting.” Mr. Rust was well known to the bar- | ber, for he owned the building and the newspaper as well, and was accustomed to be shaved by Marton daily. barber was hurrying avout his work when Mr. Rust complained ofa pain be- i your eyes are strong enough to stand the onepaity strain? Why net be sure? The Eyes seeeeed tse Phyet Mel Perfect Fitting Glasses, spre 50 to $12. ‘Aan St. 17 W Seah ms it York. 11 pe alton Iton St., Bond St. . Brooklyn ts seurrying Sunday World Wants Work r& Mopday Wonders. Stewart t Co 404 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER 37th ST. Our policy never to carry over garments from one season to another necessitates Closing-Out Tuesday 185 Dresses For Afternoon and Evening Wear of Crepe Meteor, Crepe ‘de Chine, Hlastine| effect slender lines in the large figure without discomfort, and are guaranteed to Reduce Hips and Abdomen One to Five Inches Wear-Procf Eiastine Gores provide comfort, and warrant gore-dura- bility during the life fthe corset, Bpecially woven materials, guar- anteed not to rust, tear or break, age by 19 Ie @ slender, fashionable figure. ines, gracefully maoteing buat and ‘subdued hips, Superior quality eoutil and batiete, daintily trim- med. vedo rent tren Sle. EF eae WENO ABI Shadow Laces, Silk and Wool Eponge, etc. | 6 5 0 soo SREY, 50 97 Coats and Wraps 13 Original Imported Models included, 25 Moire Silk and Silk Faille, 19 Charmeuse and Brocades, 26 Eponge and Matelasse, 14 Bedford Cords and Shepherd Checks. 1 5. 0 0 $29.50 to $35.00 EARLY SELECTION ADVISED. NO EXOHANGE OR APPROVAL PRIVILRORS PERMITTED. Heretofore Bateblished G1 Yeare Fur Storage Costs 2% Including Insurance Telephone 5900 Main 376 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 15 Minstes by Subway fr. Grand Cen .l to Borough Hall Station IRE el ASY CREDIT N cane} sl $1 Bown THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, nn Na te a Mia RR aid APRIL 21, 1918. ASBURY PARK a at big flower- cool blouses; silks for thing beach. Silks for Japanese Habutais, Chi shower-proof Foulards and dain the Gimbel Bathing Suit Satin, inese To particularize $1 and $1.25 Tub In variously ¢olored an at home in the water, or on the be: and in unusual reset Allgrheheex 234 at $1.95 only one style at each p' The $1.9! sty pleated f! the Summer blouse, the double merit of expecially low in price. Bae li 45-inch, with th: ‘ne Cambric Flounces at 260 yard, be Patterns, in white are $5. 95.78, pauslly $7.50, or in white youn, W usually $10. To Make to take with you to the country. Dress Shields 360 for two 25¢ pairs Gimbels Garment Dress Shields, 250 fort me 18¢ Pairs of Ginbele, ereeren quaunees ne 100 pom Se bc cards Dress Shield Pins, Pins weq00, for three Bc Raper of Gimbels = ae vo, Raper "Gimbele “Pink “eee two rth veubee Gimbels Im- Best Quality Glass Head Pins, attr for two 26¢ Poses Gimbels Horn al Oe tor siz 8¢ boxes Wire Hairpins. Black or brown. 200 for ae box 3¢1h. Gimbels| F: Solid Brass 100 for ao three bao be srogle Basting Cot- ton, 600 ya iho ior two toe 4 “Barbours” san three Be balls Mercerized Bree ‘Durning Foie Looks like | P Tapes and Braids 60 for roll 10 yards English Twill THO tot'hven Be olla 4yards En eh Twill Tape. Black or white. f o Ladompeananprednel be tks fre for two 10¢ pleces Featherstitch Piping aging. Ihe for two 10c pl zs Moreeriged Lingerie Tape Purchases that reach our delivery room beforeéP. BM. will be delivered the following day. Summer Silks All the new kinds are here for the season, like len. dazzli id the simple morning frock luxury of them in his shirts and pajamas. There are fine displays of Tub feed \ berg sd pi oreeas? well as black, which has no fear at id spaced striped on white also plain white. Will wash splendidly. ais and 36 in. wide. $2 Black Bathing Suit Satin, $1.85 Yd. 30 in. wide—a really artes satin. For it is equally ach. As it is pers} proof, it is as good for coat linings, as it is for ath English Tub Silk de Luxe, $1.50 Yard badass from Lon Ordered 2 Months Ago, 80 Prices Are Less For meanwhile, Silks have advanced SILK PETTICOATS Messaline and Caton Ale at both prices, but there is le has a Hiemitailored flounce, while a charm- lounce adorns the $2,60 model, ng Re, A American Beauty, medium and dark colors, plain and changeable, also black at both prices. While These Embroideries Laces and Robes Are Less— Is the wisest time to pick out what you need to make or ing new and desirable in ideries include 27-inch Voile Flouncings, at 600 yard, Prager yas aye Venetian Lace at §2 pel d 4 ally usually Laces are Shadow ae ‘at 600 to It Takes All Sorts of NOTIONS) Up a Sale Here they are—all of GIMBEL quality, and make it Matti while for you to buy now the supplies you will need 360 f woe for two 25¢ pleces Bulgarian 100 f “Gretehen” Card contains 2 Hooks, 2 dos, LS pate e thal 2 dos, juarentend rust “Gilt. Edge," “Dandy” oF “Bitte” Shoe Dreasing. gn for three Se paire Neverbreak it + «lve or hes Be Asbesten tren Held Ls ee On Getting Into Tune With Your + Rate Holidav bweiing amia bag wh turniture, walking on stuit or letuung tne cneer- ful sunlight and cooling breezes filter’ through heavy » is just about as riate in Summer as w a fur coat or ear ven the house you live in all the year round ean be made b blossom forth in Summer garb, to your great reljef. And how much simpler your problem if you have ‘i hones to furnish that is frankly your Sameer home. ially when such vast stocks as these GIMBEL collections are at dipeanl “ot eerful things for the Daa that will provide the Summer atmosp! almost in spite of it. To begin wi ot Fatntbiee—Wabirabe Ae igi br ARTISTIC. PERIOD BEDROOM| .FOR THE DININGROOM o of the ghee ITES, in enamel in golden oak is but Silk ae, will he piazza or the or hotel man who likes the an he twin bedsteads ai each, the bureau is 960, a wide desk, 940 toilet table, with triplicate mirror, 960, —: table, $12.75, One admires the tor wear, | living. m, for Chiff fons. Not f Aaah and shot effects, as salt water. Silk, 75¢ Yard ite grounds Specia.—Bred Pacaleare Loss in no"! pieces, discontinued patterns, and the ||®"e—Lamp, winwumaenen Rugs That Will Make the Floor, ro with a sort of vacation air, both in coloring and newhess bedroom or porch. The collection abounds in R come effective Jute, The handsome A stri in them. iration- suits, and color-combina- nm, 80-in, Straight from Japan Igerian » in swastika [yp other bold palire es any sort is weather, are colorings, with any amount a8 x 6 ft. at From a3 x 6 ft. Rug at 2. Teupwark, Cool Ja; Grass Rugs, smooth finish. In ra, bites ped rir other colors, re- tans, bi in versible rh wecld borders, from $1.76 for ued patria, many #1780, $87.60. phe London- Oriental Art os Fair Still in Progress the beauty of the display and the peed dnt pod an goon gta ew 2s Sixth mat ot China ond Glaseware of Baral, Biniplieiy of English porce: nt e ussian design on American porcelain quaint Ce erro y 945 for the 100] is in 098. 60 for ae Pica, wile a similar’design, here 800 at $2.50 Second Fleer Special Offerings of Glassware Goblets, wr Giesiea (ax dite shape, te sender . All the off Labor-Saving Devices Among Summer Housewares ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ‘made entirely | A. UMINUM WARB is especially of metal, therefore sanitary and durable, are , 60 for the 1-qt. size, up to 62.60 for the » size. in cally for bungalow bee are t the was Frost” d Refrigerators, white enameled, with pte IC, and {ace are 07.00, ‘and (th of eral athena to look at, apres * Conan ie vey Se. tgs $1.60 arty aoe 00 08 Yas mare. i uvialy ee Special Offerings in Boussweres | eo ith white enamel ecceet reg. $17 at prices that 360 tor two 25¢ ging or ee fe, for plese Mohatr Skirt Braid, Hooks and Eyes lor three 6c cards, Gimbele dozen ering Ht A FOLDING TABI E that is a real. for or bi ast, in Flemish Lawn 12 or 14-tn., felt seers aa Folding Card } wonally $8.50, ith Flew It outeen a fowen te the boven tibia a HAMPERS for the bathroom, oe ae ig dut ere are ROSE BAS- of willow, enameled in pink, blue or white, are TS in variety, handles, to be very attractive, and only 96.75. prt AR BH, 1.60. Sth Fleer Charming New Lamps with a Rusnanery: Air ag ee ae A group Cal, are ee yr Saree harmonise beautifully with @ white bedroom are @&; wea i belch oe i and 900. rawing-toom, ved Be to ah Pe wre chads Wieker-covered Electric ery with shades 14 inte ix are 8.78 to ened (Japanese Basket Lar imps, i Gu nate ore ‘Le yard Hook and Eye . Black or white, Sizes 1, 2 or 3, Miscellaneous ae for two 25¢ “Reversible” Felt cite for 25c bottle Whittemore's famaller oditions of these Wieker Electric Lampe, with leer, silk-lined shades, for deck or bedroom, are 69.78 to 610. ren ai ng are Ot, oe Cheery Cretonnes for Summer “Belroome. Cretonne-covered Shoe Boxes, Walet Boxes, Hat Boxes, Prices range from rrel Scrap Langey at 61,98, toa a little Folding Desk comply ea ulpped, a de Man’ ‘6 Cabi- | emall Wardro roth echont of rnware, eats. net and other 8 airy, pretty pleces, For a Bu: 860 Ourtain Madras, 260 Yard ngage mht Cretonnes have py dred ad omall figures en Attractive designs in Beoteh ecru Horiran, 04 Ad in, ualirw Eni 81 in, wide, 880 to @1 GIMBE BROTHERS | THAT OTe MC) tive to netch wits 100 for three be well-polisbed Wood 180 for 26e Wooden Stocking