The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1913, Page 18

9 70 Seren eras rs eS Tite eh Eee SD i i | | ‘ CHILDREN A PROBLEM. | These May Be Sent Away, but Local Officials Are In- ; clined to Object. | Bold Robbers Shoot When Men Try to Stop Them and Escape Pursuit. i A a ea STRIKERS’ CREDIT |Fawrood Addressing the Strikers 'RORBERC TIE UP {THREAT TO KILL |"se avenue osoese ' j At a Sunday Paterson Meeting) GERMANS ARE ASKING. James McCrae & Co GOOD, NO HUNGER CIGAR STORE MAN, | WIFE OF PRISONER |, rst exe -; Portugal Still Holds His ae BERLIN, ’ y es .” ‘ +] troversy has been started here on the i 4 nt othe rincess Au On Tuesday, A; 23nd , Silk Mill Workers, Idle Eight gal, 1s to bo called Queen, Some of | | Gagging Manager and Tak- | mony Against Four Men Ac- | tions declared that ano will rank only i Summer Fight. i ing Him to Cellar. cused of Cigar Store Holdup. Hignean, wie er abr ce FINE EMBROIDERIES | E 3 Se nin eon ane oleae = roger Oe tater ait tt SSN] for ntrtaing Demme ‘phteamte tas vastly: a |. Duval, the four men arrested last} ahare tiis courtesy ti Many . week on suspicion of being the United| inclined to the bellef that the latter Edges and Insertions of Nainsook, Cambric Gay ta Wont Hie Pace Cour Cru |aa-Met matverhae tas'tast Gamitta| Swise,—desirable narrow widths. and Truex were held for trial on a| the south of Germany, but it is under- value 15¢ to 20c. charge of robbing the store at No. 8@ value 40c to 50c. BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1918. ; . April 21.—A lively con- Bandits Serve Customers After|/Catherine Truex Gives Testi- ‘ Weeks, Ready for All | | the German experte on court ‘quet-| Important Sale John MeDonaté, allas Gray, Chartes|even at those courte whose govern- for trimming Summer garments, in a variety a. view probably correct. Columbus avenue on Maroh %. MecDon- ali was heM without ball on @ charge . :. . . ; Another United Cigar store, this time] 4° 1 cing purgiar’s tools in his posses. | WhOte Present eccupant, King Charles, Flouncings of Nainsook, Swiss, Batiste or Voile, E at No. 177 Pitkin avenue, Brownsville, | io ana Duval, who is trying to es- | was prepared to finance tho candidature 18 inches wide 50c to 1.98 yd. a was held up and robbed in broad day-| rartish an alibi, had his caso adjourned. | & Prince of Mohenzoiiern for the} © 'MCHES wie......... tao ye a4 4 Nght early to-day. Two cool bandits,| Catherine Truex, wife of bec soca Lage in rans value 78¢ to 3.00 E, who served customers after they had| prisoners, was a witness, She German war. if A 27 inet ride 75c to 2.45 yd A Ajeposed of the wingle clerk in the store|™ony damaging to the Ex-King Manuel visited his aunt, w¢ Mehes WIUE... 6... eee eee ya. 4 by binding him hand and foot and stow-| men and the detectives Duchess Kar! Theodore of Bavaria, in value 1.80 to 3.95 % Ing him in the cellar, got away with [Of them sent word ariten Viniorla. Me eeek te tiemaion. HL whines etand that oe an Gash Bh center wie te 45 inches wide............... 95c to 2.95 yd. Max Levy, the manager of the branch | 1. woman said ¢ family, and the” bet value 1.66 to 5.80 store, tocated on one of the busiest po ae i : P Fi Z | avenues tn that section of the lty.) West Forty-second a | Flouncings in various desirable widths, em- it 6.90) McDanold v1 : * A [arciony, "> MMe Pisce of buinene at O°) put she had never seen Duval before. broidered in Bulgarian and Martine colors. Lavy noticed two men pase and re], TSE Tome neary bundle and asked value 2.00 to 8.78, 1.25 to 3.50 yd. | from the grocery stores, which shelf and when he stood up two re- When she in he fast ris badd dil tctetihs prod her to keep it and be careful of it bee ; — P| A S FEATHER NECKW 4 on thelr trade and which would hy 4 Re ° volvers were within an inch of his nose. day of the arrest of her husband and Marabout Scarts,—Black or Nat 1.78 ) | § 5 Natural...... | both entered and one asked to cause it contained explosive enough to ‘ oo & jot spies bd ot & word!” commanded one of} 1) companions .ahe took the bundle F 1645 from the closet and put it in the garbage ‘ounded | value 3.86 tively Uttle suffering among the strikers. | Creait has enabled the families to get) fi a bring the required purchase up from aj tv Mh ot age of tobacco. Levy bent over to extend credit. the bandits, speaking with « slight foreign accent. “If you make trouble Bo ta has ied to the police * arity sutnorine for ald What Dunes Mel have to shoot you" | Tecptecle in the ein: ane. aid aci (|| The Waters Piano |// Marabout Capes,—Black or Natural.......++.. there is has been among th: 1S un- | know it, but the bundle contained nitrv- hy. iia’ WAb’ Save. eo. menue’ ot| Tear rvom and found some lengths |e th Mt Oaaiton, to vérilia, saws |f| Presents the most at: ‘ value 3.25 to 3.75, 2.25 and 2.75 of rope about a packing case, W' and of t! ti i r i. ther burgiar tools and revolvers, ractive piano proposi- the two securely tied the} sia why the nitro-glycerine didn't ox- M4 P tect nen ‘they sturted | Pode during or at the finish of the tion possible to all those Ostrich and Marabout Capés....3.25 and 4.50 “ Levy's own handkerchief into hie|1ce donne mr bagy aeons st 1) who are looking for both value 5.50 and 6.50 mouth and tied it there with another. |'"2 0) gence inter farther ot “piano quality” and Marabout Stoles with tassel ends. Black or Natural. wore manage, castod i trvagh tae raed whan, ary. te Jat ot 11! veptane value"; also to wee Sih. So rear room and down « narrow fllght of | 1, ing to incinerate th stairs into the cellar, where they [Pane ‘Omer the bundl those who want to be dumped ‘him unceremoniously. fled the police. Wilson hasn't gotten! 1] absolutely sure that COATS & HATS Louis Wolf, manager for the 8. Rosen- | Danish ey : witht f has ensued. rest on r. about me. . =I Ue ‘ 7 + ggg : dgeplmesag poBasg rw | Alabama ened got Uitey manine ot hard tabor. wlth the ehain gang tot celltng | noeic ccnpeieen neues weet to tie piano that will wear ||| oh Coats of Cotton Ratine in Blue, Rose and Tan We etae cee renee cing te cond tho| ett i violation of taw. to, the, Browns: CUPID KIDNAPPED SON well and give perfect sat- finished with White collars, cuffs and belt. Size | oe Ag oe poeetitcnd Pitman, M. J., elepers got married twice to make sure. ware working in the United store isfaction. The 2 to 5 years. value 4.75, 3.50 ‘W. W. believes the strikers can con-| “Snowstorm Gance” te the latest; it has been invented in Trenton. ah dara terved wale Wolf was on FATHER BELIEVED SLAIN W. A | Hand scalloped Pique Coats, three-quarter Guard outside. The police seemed slow ? aters- uto a length. Size 2 to 5 a value 6.80, 3.95 Young American has made « hit in Paris by etarting a real popoorn shop. in answering Wolf's summons and the A @pecial policemen have been detatied in Berlin to catch women violating the | Valtins Nauor dealer told several other $ is a combination of the Pique Hats,—hand scalloped, made to button already planaing to pre-|new law there against jong and murderous hatpins, ‘hat een the te te The vowete wae HINT HIS Nel HBOR celebrated Waters on. 3.98, 1.98 ‘Danbu: out of e value St ceed Seeporitar Se taacreraa Coa ee esc sit alt Maetraetione bn hands of cach & hot of about a onen : ‘ Piano and the wonder- Fancy Straw Hats trimmed with velvet bows. Abattoir for dogs has been ordered in Berlin to provide for tho increasing |, Wolf hurled his whiskey bot! Mysterious Girl Had Been}}} ful Autolaplayermech- value 2.75, 1.95 head of one of the bandits, and waiting with him started to close in on| Phoning to Young May Over anism and embodies popularity of dog meat as a table delicacy. Complete assortment of Children’s Kimonos of A baby was “best man" at the weddi: the thieves. ‘Then one pf them whipped xf every essential qualit Sioat Puazete in Oropont™” Ot th Wedding of Newton C. Fassett, « son of 3.|out a cavoiver and fired: The bullet went Next Door Wire. hed the best A pend Lawn, Terry Cloth, Cotton Crepe and Albatross at ‘ection of Stone a1 ' oderat ices. Si en nret Biankenbu a ie going to the University of Wieconsin | pies a pas "ola tra m. atay|f] PLANO should have. ey te prices. Size 2 to 16 years. children oMctale i re marines SVESE Ee oe Preicags seeneny, BABY RALLYING AFTER tailed to name howe ist #aturday nighe|f| Judged by every known A foker uptown who referred to policemen as “invisible blue” got locked up. A PERILOUS OPERATION | nis rather ana brother delteved that ne]]] Standard of excellence RIBBONS Another bad day for robbers, One in Sharon, Pa., e had been done away with by robbers in ‘ it knocked senseless with a bed slat) while a Brooklyn Chie teeta jveda es Tee om Of ano bam Osage one of the long, dark halls, with un- - pg rte gem t ea) burelare witha poker. Tn Harlem man caught thlet in his rooms and threw | Minister Under Knife for Tuber- | errsctea turnin the very highest type of |}| « Varied assortment of Ribbons including dark C4 Ut of a window to the area twelve feet below. cular Peritonitis. * [table rabbit warren out of, player-piano construc- fancy weaves, Black White Stripes, Plaids and ereence 4 ae" butldi t No. roadway, A 7 r A phd wee bare slagued since |, There are more deaths in Pennsylvania from Bright's disease than tuber- ieee Bewter ie tein rears esl ae father's busines is, or in one of the |] tion. Colored Stripes, suitable for millinery and dress Sin sevatiod for 17 thy tne sow Consreaionalbiresiony Bomtor Th Grange Mt, Memorial enol of |ing, however, youre Bernard Price, con||| Very low prices and |{/ trimmings. 5 and 5)4 inches wide. ye. ‘or jompaon of Ka + # siren them by the various so-| Nmssit in thove modest words: "it ie aetnowdged ty on of Kanaaa reters to ular pertonitia, Te ie 8 dangers oe ees told ihe iiaaing boy's most liberal terms of values 980 aad Ste fo which they belong. Most of the|0# = Senator he will not only bring credit and honor to himself but to the State | CBeTM psa hy polls jt, and| father of a girl whose name he did not paymentarenowoffered. Black Silk Vel > e ‘ie B+ des asaya erly ho ede 3 eT other akilled turgeons who watched it wes ane Ne Ba pee raves ae ei Call and let us demon- , vet,—satin back. caw ie peop Ra Pi Das ae gg oigg aC Rb EL t Butding © home for super aaa vatient aver operated on for|sitl hed oallea him on the telephone|{! strate all that we claim No. 5........+..-+--1O0Cyd., 90¢ piece 4 ol 7 i “ = edeect pagers” ener °f 8 fawener with whieh mie ade the workmen stop far | "the partion waa pertormea beter: | te suo, algae sre tae cautona| || for the Waters Piano.|[/ { S--s--s----ss+A7Cyd, 1.600 * r oe ‘i Th twenty-four h Aan :! teeceeeeees * 5 ” business men of their tae Or ote eM vas © and the Waters-Autola 20cyd., 1.90 My ‘The child 1s the son of’ the Rev. W. % or man sprang from the driving seat, ren. ry wi f Hast Orange, pastor threw his arm into th 3 {x4 one when the young woman would ask e air and shouted: | of the First Reformed Churoh. | He de- Hr endo uo in proterence to waiting || Send Postal forCatalogue a ; i BS i “Don't shoot. I'l! with . surrende: ralee on the wire until young May could be va AMERICAN sre’ ro ur eT | eae. See en | eat oa wt same”, || Moface Waters &Co, AMERICANS PRET TO ed @ sigh of rellet as he felt the| Orange of his trouble—not, however, | Proved not to be in his office, J Policeman's hands on ‘his collar, until after he had entertained them| Whenever she telephoned Price said X ” f , the girl would refuse to give Teg ie. Ag Aa ei beat Pees with @ speech full of humor, tee ee aaa hie easel Wy nade Th St ¢ cpepesaeee— err pero ¥ ir] fo, 7 te tate me Into the river. T eonsnt(ROPE MILL STRIKE BROKEN.|ovcrnd treme" |IIES4 Fifth Ave ox. 18th St, atop the blamed thing and if the engine re po ; low Beis e te ; hadn't salle now 1 suppoee you'd be Baorts 5 r Se tote wo © a tp decnrer wand intervie | 127 W. 42d St, nr. B’way Hairs Nets in all colors..15c¢ each 1.75 dom a ~ ScD avsoret, April ~The Col] tint tat the veungeter might hare || Mariom Brandh (Open Brestngs) Warren's Silk Covered Featherbone....75¢ dos, of No, Oi Bast ovanty-encond etreet | Tetyae Tngos "Noon on ‘wtibe’ wace| possiuty of thins wild, had 254 W.125th St nr. 8th Ave, Dress Shields,—sizes 2, 8 and 4. He said he had been at the dance in| saroh 90, med tlons this - Sokal Hall with another fellow and two|ing with a cmicecs tee preg > Melt Silk covered............14¢ pair 1.50 dos, Kk leave] Tour hundred more clamored at the . . Into the | gates for admittance, but were sent ‘ Nainsook covered........10¢ pair 1,00 doz, SPECIAL PRICES. Sa i aH UH fs te8f i i 8§ i Hai ryt : ff Pea eh } i Ht Hi have been Tony Parvbok of No. wh Potter ave-| Ml! one ‘af the girls suggested that | tyay ang will be accommodated this] !2, : io vg Ric vaca s . : trlot Court to-day, being confined to The MAGIC ELECTRIC VACUUM A A neg A ; obt ot t evioting strikers. ther nun AWtoriA. Le IT atepeed out ofthe Afternoon, To-morrow the full_ force yA severe coll, Hie physict the only cleaner made in New Directoire Belting in White and Black. 1% to “yr ‘4 is expected to to work. Efforte| said to-day that Judge it will not be wi i » Write i H i _W, W. controls the attuation Boke Lag * Mepalriets, Fh spheal aN seemed to bine gynog | Were made. by. atrikers of the Inter-] able to resume his duties en the Bench | Ne cee reh A, « 3 inches wide. 8c yd. piece of 10 yds. 76¢—* r ry - edne: ys fe Jul “941 ip . a r . uldity of! attempting to evict | folk at a dance qarly thie morning, in| 0K@ to borrow the cab. do didn't mean | Mana columbian” employees” trom| took hie Place to-day tn ‘the criminal Silk Tie Laces in Black and ‘Tan... .3 pairs 28 thousands and the prospect of} time to sew his taxicab disappearing Aavkiiat in the future has served | around the corner of Seventy-third we strikers huused, street. Tony's yell was heard by a po- _~—— { to keep it. ‘But when ho started Cn ~ rier “ ee going Ne couldn't alop It and aecing the | etuTning to, work, but the police Kept | Branch OF the cou | Taffeta Seam Binding. .10¢ piece 1.10 doz.pie « police after him was in mom 'Y | atrike leaders made speeches to those Reliable Hooks and Eyes 1 rea .18¢ gros Gread of hearing dullots fying behind loutside tive mill ‘sing them to stand “ : oe a} td 8 him, by tho agreement made with the coms B l l d . “Koh-i-noor” Fasteners..7¢ card 75¢ doz. cards nee w RED-MAN | won 3 | He 1s Deserter Returns to Jatt.| No further tmuble is now anticipated e 00 . Weigh Tape..........10¢ yd, 1.10 piece 4 *! at the big mill efforts are being the New York arriving trom ‘Bngiand | wrested, toward effecting a witioment JUST OUT Deas Bcyd, 50c “ 2 . tory. ‘afty was not the candy kid | of the Zaternakionns Hervester strike |) SRECIAL 4 “Eve” & “Astra” Collar Stays. ...85c dos. cards y of the Const Arti Sareea hice Soins be laeiee. sagen Silk Lingerie Tape....6¢ piece 55¢ dos. pieces and Arbitration, Scissors,—nickel plated..... .28¢ — Folding Coat Hangers....--...c0c0.<9 for wt anes eeces triend etveet, when 2 bee B ct 34th Street 23rd Street uate sergeant, wi a Orse hk him off the ship, tke