The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1913, Page 9

| tad i oe ata oP a EK aS Me, oa aes ta DRVED HGRNATHON ("ssa AS OPPOSING COUNSEL. IS HELD IN $2,000 BAIL Levintritt and McCall Appear in ' $25,000 Suit of Liebler & Co. n SIDE 0) 0 p La tol Lede Edward E, MoCall appearing for the defendant, the ault brought by, Liebler 5 & Co, against Lee Shubert, inditidualty, Two Charges Against Briscoe, | tor #5000 of the profts of “The Blue ‘ Bird,” was begun to-day before Bu- Who Gave False Address Af- | reme Court Justice migur. on Lievier Company, composed of | ter Captur eodore Licbler and George C. Tyler, ture by Dr. Adams, asserts that Mr. Shubert has turned over only $400 of the $9,000 profits made Ly the play, Mr. Tyler says his ‘The boldest highwayman that Wes! company had a half Interest in the pro- fallen into the hands of the police re- | duction for the United States and Can- cently was arraigned to-day, before |S40, his company to rehearse the play Magistrate Freschi in Went Side Po- | Sd Mr. Shubert to book the enterprise Wee Court and held in $1,000 bail for tye ee ee ke! taken Latte ler had testified, the reason being felonious assault on Edgar MoMann, | tna: Chairman MoCall wished to have G@river of a Lord & Taylor delivery | the treasurer of the Liebler Company wagon, and in $1,008 bail on a charge | in court to prove the authenticity of Of carrying a loaded révolver, The prin- | certain statements issued by the Lied- qmer, who waived examination, was|ler & Co, firm, whch tend to show Soeeph Briscoe, who waid he lived at| that there ts no merit in the claims, We 200 Kast icty-aixth street, He| made by Liebler and Tyler. (Gees not live there. "1 fm North River. Dridence taken by Magistrate Frosch! re teay of a vorman, ‘about twenty- eatatdished that Briscoe climbed into] ave yearn obt, was found in the North ‘MEMann'e delivery wagon at Ninety-! River off One Hundred and Bightieth @rm street and Columbus avenue yes-|etreet to-day. She wore a light brown terday afternoon, seated himself along- | suit, had dark hair and weighed about de the driver, put a revolver to his 0 m pounds The body was taken to the temple and commanded him to “give ™.” MoMann was eo surprised he gave eee iA CHILD'S WASTE coatrel of the horse and Briscoe ma @ flying leap to the street and started @outh, slipping the revolver into the ' Watetband of his trousers. He waa pur- a waed by Policeman Schneider and k hi, rest d@esen volunteers to Ninetleth atreet, cross, peevis! rest- where he turned cast, gaining on his ed poe feverish —If pursuers. Or. Edward Adams of No. 900 Central tongue is coated give Park West was driving west through se Mimetieth street in his motor car when Syrup of F of Figs.” be gaw the fugitive approaching, with the crowd trailing along behind, The | ug Children dearly | y lore te take dliious destor storved hia car, jumped out ana | .OFTUP, ‘their ender | ule som tadkled Briscoe, football fashion, top-| Jon, liver and 30 feet of pling him over. pss ‘and thoroughly. Briscoe drew his revolver, but the prompuy get bilious aa constipated hen destor knocked it from his hand. Tho Wwe men were strugsling for posses. |iust like mow [edad ero hace fal ag sion of the weapon when Schneider ar- TH ona ead Sevlacee: breath bad: a paar Penvecers-shacean PRAISES FRANCE’S ARMY. Amertoan Captain Says the 500,000 ; Sk te aed es ieepe Ave At Athiete: Syrup of Figs will have your Phild amil- Capt. Oliver Edward of the rian | Tafantry, stationed at Plattsburg, N. |) 5yrul ¥., returned on the steamer from Paris,|and regulate t where he hed been detailed to observe | liver active and move ‘on, and ‘out the manoeuvres of the French army. pied pele the constipated, Cod pelle enthusiastic over the French and poisons, without Foo. chaps ot “The soldiers are all athletes,” he a. “They walk'e great deal and bre] 5; evi fren teenie ine splendidly trained, They have a stand- bd i entirely, pry been Sint ica, it cannot be "| Full ‘directions for children of all a and for grewn-ars plainly printed oa on {* Ask your druggist the. at es Bame, “Syrup la Figs and Elixi TB na,” red by the Cal mong them as to getting ready for trouble with Germany. ‘They will tell you that they have been getting ready Resp! California Fig Syrup Co since the last war. The officers of the | This is the Melicious tasting. genuine army do not discuss the matter. Atjold reliable. Refuse anything else of- least, they didn't with me.” fered, t The name “KAYSER” stamped in the hem of a Silk Glove, is assur- ance of quality and reliability. The generally acknowledged supremacy of the “KAYSER” Silk Glove is not the work of a day or a yenr, but the cumulative result ot many years leadership, whic ch has compelled recognition and attempted emulation on the part of others in the same field, The Genuine “KAYSER” Gloves “cost no more” than the “ordinary kind,” that are are represented as being “just as ¢ Imagine what would happen if the dealer of- | fered you your change in money branded “Our Own Make" and represented “just as good” nele 2 Sam *s—-would you take it without hie Ee Tor secure et Glove volve is be po a matter of insisting on this endorse- racntethe name “KAYSER” in the Lem. | A Guarantee Ticket in every pair. Short Silk Gloves, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1 50 Long Silk Gloves, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 Jultus koe & Co., Makers New York i 0 i aeset & FT mee. aes we wae aeae, &4 VU ot Wes eb, ae ae Hered Square, Ga srentwey, he R= to 3éch St. AFTERNOON AFTERNOON GOWNS _ of Clinging Crepes & Silks Especially fetching in cl te ee are Aa Oe mad, models for which the quaint printed In tiny flowered effects or I rk abl with \ softly tt yoo nosega: , these new Frocks have a fascination that few women can resist. mprime Silk Gowns range from $18.74 to $124.00. [ Tm the ‘Now Department —Third Flee a} w Crepe de Chine $21.74 Fashioned of a soft, rich quality of crepe de chine—the model, i/us- trated, h has a dainty vest of white net—and the bodice is draped in surplice effect—fastening with a corded ornament. A fringed sash if finishes the soft girdle and falls at the side of the gracefully 4 — bok revers and lined with contrasting ood oa In midnight Lee tae brown and Afternoon Gowns Copied from a Paris model, this #f Gown is of simple but distinctive aye ie its deep frilled collar |i and its sleeve ruffles © of fine whit white tulle. ft sure veil vest effect, the blouse dice, fa is | in att eee over a girdle of of contrasting charmeuse with broad flat bow at front. straight skirt is button trimmed. In golden brown—"Nelirose’’ or white. Gowns ef Chiffen Braided chiffon over shadow alles is combined with a rich satin charmeuse to form the draped blouse bodice sleeves of this striking model. Over a vest of shadow lace a surplice collar effect is Ctvanith finished with a tiny pleating, as are also the sleeves. _ The skirt is draped in the raven Oriental ened effect in gives the ‘‘vase-like silhouette” so fashionable. girdle of hand embroidery adds a further note of style. In terra colla, taupe, navy or black. Macy’s Fur Storage Assures full protection for your Furs. We clean the Furs thor- oughly be before storing. Charges are “Lowest-in-the-City.” Furs Third Fleer, Breeéway. Smart Spring FASHIONS © in TAILORED SUITS [tia New Departnsat—Thied Flor Corded fabrics are eececaty favored and the most modish Suits are developed in ford cords, wool corduroys, repps and Te Seats at Spectal Prices Corduroy Suits, Copy of a “Bernard” Model $32.75 A decidedly clever Suit (as illustrated), the coat cut on very novel lines, with square sailor collar and revers of heavy rae alk exenonally well salons on wi au cys he dra skirt has the high Bg Wi Ina superior ity of wool corduroy, wd ts ped navy bine and blac French Cutaway Suits of Wool Poplin $22.74. A heavily ribbed but light weight poplin is employed for this Suit, which is distin- guished by its superior details—embroid- ered crows’ feet and hondstallored finish, giving it all EN, aj ance of an expen- sive Lacan f Coat, peat a cy lined, has a pe collar of satin overlaid with daint patiate STONY and_is trimmed wit buttons. The skirt, tucked 2 at the bac oly is slightly draped at foot. In navy blus, beige or black Russian Blouse Suits of All:Wool Serge $21.74 raceful mode, the coat Rightly Pore epee at the back, ‘ain with satin piped buttonholes and buttons; has blouse fronts draped into curving cutaway sides. A round collar of black satin is finished with a fold of Chinese patterned silk. The draped skirt, slightly shirred, has the new belt effect. In navy blue for black French serge. Serge Suits for Large Women Sizes 40 to 50 Bust Models especially selected to add grace and length of line to stout figures. Cut in the most modish effects, these Suits are distinguished by their excellent tailoring. Mannish Suits—Special, $33.75. Gray worsted, navy or black serge. Finely tailored coats, lined with peau de cygne and button trimmed, corded tucks, hand-embroidered crows’ feet. and all finishing details equal to custom tailor oring. Skirt with long pleated panels, stitched flat in tailored flat in tailored effect. Semi-Tailored Suits, § Suits, $23.74 Navy or blue serge. Broad inlaid revers of Ottoman silk and fancy cutis, trim this smart coat and the skirt is pleated at sides with panel back. Tailored Suits—Very Special, $19.74. Sizes 40 to 48 bust. A white corded vestee, faille silk collar and rows of covered buttons trim the coat and the skirt has inverted pleats at foot; button tri la the New Department, Third Fleer, Ac mae 44, Leas. Open a Deposit Account at Macy’s and Share in the Profits on Your Purchases inde quarterly on your daily balance. idend onthe net deposit aecount purchases oo ten, es rman Special Sale of Women's Elbow-length Mousquetaire SILK GLOVES Perfect in every thread and of excellent quality —Eleowhere 65¢. Main Fiver, Broadway. Clearance Sale of TRIMMED MILLINERY At Greatly, REDUCED Prices fae of vet tomar Millinery Two Hundred Spring Hats 4 You receive 4% ugha ¢ Black or white Two clasps at wrist material; ect wa St a era in these Carnents, lent! 1S¢ Ribbed Cotton Vests, 10¢ This price for Vioeorrna and Thurs Low neck and sleeveless styles, fine ribbed weave, Good quality. This for Wednesday and Thurs- price for ‘Swiss ribbed cotton-and-lisle thread, low sleeveless style, plain or ed front, run with mere Regular and extra fine in quality are these lisle low neck, sleeveless] in low neck, sleeveless style with um- styles, plain es run with mercerized | brella drawers finished with tape. Regular and extra sizes. HOSIERY SPECIALS For Men, Women and Children In the fine new quarters of the department now on the Main Much greater convenience and far larger display. On Sale Wednesday and Thursday Only at these Prices. Men's 25c Silk Lisle Socks, 19¢| Children’s 25¢ and 35¢ Socks, In black, tan, navy and gray. Full fashioned foot, R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Thelr diGyas SAVE $154.00 Hats that were $6.89, $8.89 $9.89, Now Hals that were $11.89, $12.89 $14.89, Now $7.89 vats yy were $15.89,$18.89 $20. Now Ae. Was $17.89 Het Hestrated «© New $10.89 INFANTS’ DRESSES, 99¢. of Chambray and Percale Excellent little bebe tand wear _and fi to withs pea in style. peThere are Style: 1.—The Dress. (illustrated), beautifully finish chambray, with yoke of em- ted shoulders and pipings of white. In blue and pink. Sirle 2—New style pleated R tial materials strongly made of substant juent washing, but very dainty and styles in two to five year sizes. jan Dress of checked ft with fancy 'y, percale 2 belt, cuffs and bias fold on skirt of plain etivey finished with crochet buttons. Style rset low belted with slashed yoke, ings of white give a neat finish. Colors blue and New Department, Third Vicor. Sith MH. Special VALUES in Women’s KNIT UNDERWEAR [in Ne Depron, Main Flew, St Ree] Knit Underwear is a summer necessity. reduced prices all that is best and newest y woven and of fine quality. bloomer model, laced through silk seers Pip- derey Tad Cot Unteatn ei re with, lace and made with Frenc! the side. Extra size, pall een with Maneicrocheted rons, trimmed with mercerized tape. Regular and extra sizes. 50c Jersey Ribbed jon Suits, This price for aad and Thurs- Jersey ribbed Suits in low neck, sisevelens style, unibrella drawers lace trimmed, egular and extra sizes, Fine Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, 49 French band or crocheted top model Sizes 34 inch to 38 inch bust, Special at 19 louble soles} A manufacturer's clean-up of and high spliced haneyaion Socks, imported for this Spring's wear. Women’s 35¢ Silk Lisle Hose, 24c Of fine silky fabric, in black, white one ty tan, Double soles and toes, double welt top and extra high spliced | madras and chambray. cone Elsewhere Player Pianos 2 equal merit cost $450.00, The difference between a Piano at $2,000.00 or more and a » —_— yer Bs petro at $296.00 is less than you suppose. ine case an ‘ale finish is the most tw he real object of a ryan coucuned te pe? a music—the “Straus” Piano is as good as you can Of course, at Macy's you pay cash, But you OWN, net rent, your Plane. The “Straus” Player Piano at $296.00 88note model, fitted with the hewiae sutbratic Tacking arrice that insures 9 Fas ss potat of every roll. fe int motor is not only delightfull to i . instantly artes to Mader action vad cae 0 Whe Pane is mahogany, and the $296.00 incl ston Nonanien Cone Description at this Pinne cannot cover the whele ground ef its cacellences—come into the new and isaproved Music Department now en the Fourth Fleer, Rear—and hear it play. aus” P ano A “Str Piano at $136.00 Is beller than most of those sold elsewhere for $273.00. credible, "the simple ronson is tist cewhere kas LOB enone BSsboe tor siedear "Pianos than is their ioaitunene all The Piano is a full-size wit keys and brass fang rod th bape ge = Res plain or carved panel. 1 There are a hundred other points of merit not as a rule found | save in Pianos costing double and more—but you fear this lao fo appreciate is merit ands bemty fo Remar. narhdlte Saceia Savt CARPETS and RUGS pe nN GREAT PURCHASE of the entire stock of a famous mill. Not “accumulated stock,” but Rugs of this season’s design and weave. ae Can ee This afiariag © carte, 0 Se in one] new a improved quar #1 jiece. The assori its of Carpet ie Vicks that you can readily ify pbb Aye: & pase cr fashee joor, and of its kind is unsure #4 pee 4 Prova passed for beauty of weave. Albion” Extra Saper & etal Art Rugs Mi Gite xoft. $5.00" sare ta Ho rxon. Gin. $8.50 $614} oft. x9 tt. $7.50 5,14] 10ft.6 in.x12 ft. $12.50 $7.89 Oft.x\12 ft. $10.00 94) 12 ft.x12it. $13.75 $&sp *Albion’’ Extra Super CC & ‘‘Samara”’ Art Rags’ meretere tpl? Brice 5 i Gfeot. 9400 8286 git eaatt. a : 7ft. 6 in.x9ft. $5.00. $348] roft.6in.xizft, 99.50 i Oft.xoft. $6.00 $424li2zit.x12it. $10.75 (3 Oft.x10ft.6in. $7.00 $4.94]12 ft. x15 ft. 923.50 43 i. All- wool (Extra, Super) Ingrain Carpet (yd.), 59c Wr hate aaenveet ae of Carpet of excellent ‘quality. “Albion” & othe Oe * Plain Filling Cornet bs i boa deaaael pa 4 solid colors, Men’s UNDERWEAR Specials MM fanias hane yiees treet 1, ark the byandtexpice of the> en's Uni weet ‘tment to far the Main Floor, 3: th, pad vod ees Feather-weight Union Suits, 59c Shirts and Drawers (each), 49¢ Of nainsook and neatly trim-| Of nainsook. The Shifts : med with pearl buttons. Shirts | sleeveless and the Drawers knee * in athletic style, and Drawers|length, with felled seams and | knee length. double Bango seat. “English Ivory” TOILET ARTICLES Compare these Macy prices with the advertised ‘Special Prices” oe ll tind Macy’s Prices lower, Denesing, Conn, Si Cloth Brushes, $1.44 $12 Powder Benes, 49c Hair Breshoe,_ Sle ie $1.80 Hat Brushes, 79 ag reson will be engraved on above articles at 29c for each monogram. Main Vieer, 84th 81, Rear, Boys’ Washable SUITS SPECIAL at 98c [For Wednesday and Thursday only inthe New Dept. 2d Fi. 34th St, Rear | Twelve different models. The prices elsewhere are $1.25 to $1.75 for Suits of equal merit. The models are new, and have length and bloomer trousers. The materials are stri falateas, white linens, stri . it and medium stripes collars and t 7ft.6in. x 9ft. 3625 plain blue, white contrasting colors, Sizes from 2