The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1913, Page 5

ee es SHE HELPS ARREST OW HUSBAND T “UGE A FRED and ves at No, 476 Woet One Hun: MARSHALL SWORK-IN Gceupation as that of an ecisss Teel “AS SUCCESSOR TO WISE. eceupation as that of an actur. The Senator O’Gorman’s Partner Takes other prisoner eaid he was Lawrence Tillman, nineteen years old, of No, 404 His Place as United States District-Attorney. Bast One Hundred and Fiftieth street, eleo an actor. The police say the mise- H. Snowden Marshall this afternoon was sworn in as United States Districi- ing mesh baj id watch were found Attorney for the southern district of in Carney's “Mra. Carney 5: “at the Lenox ave. nue police station, where the prisoners were first taken, that she had been mar- ried hardly a year and @ half. On Qct. |“ 12 last, her husband was arrested on |New York. The oath of office was nd- a burglary charge and convicted be- ministered by United States Judge KE. | Henry L ymbe fi he Judge's cham- Actress-Bride Tramps All Night) fore Justice Mulausen on Nov. 26. The bern aera Federal offclale being to Point Him Out as Rob. [oars 2 ares promise to behets | Mr Marshall for several yeare has request apd on his promiae to behave better. The prisoners are to be arraigned in the Harlem Polica Court to-day. —— DETECTIVE NABS TWo,|GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE Man Mized itn 61,000,000 Fatlare In Released by Court, Morris Lesser of No. 4 West Ninety- third street, who was vice-president of the St, Gallen Manufacturing Com- pany, which collapsed in November, 1911, with liabilities estimated at $1,000,000, and who waa indicted for grand larceny in connection with the obtaining of money from bankers on false invoices, was to-day released on @ suspended sentence by Judge Swann in the Court of General Sessions, Lesser on Feb. 26 pleaded guilty to the indictment before Judge Swann. Since then Judge Swann, aided by George W. Whiteside of No, :7 Will- jam street, counsel for the complain- ants, has conducted an investigation concerning Les:er's connection with ‘been associated with Senator O'Gorman and George Gordon Battle in law prac- {tice and stands high in his profession. i ber of Her Chum. Dapper Young Actor Also M Wanted on Charge of De- _ Serting His Wife. . fence Carney, young, good look- ithe and an actress, tramped the streets of Marten with detectives from the middie \@f yesterday afternoon until a pmarning .for the purpose of ing out her dapper and youthful hpeband, George Carney, that he might be mrested on @ charge of robbery. ‘Mrs, Carey's activity was the result of Gm appeal made to her by Miss Lene Harnest of No. 2155 Fifth avenue, the victim of the burglary in which Carney 16 accunta of assisting. ‘Miss Earnest responded to a ring at her doorbell yesterday and found :wo young men, nattily dressed, who offered t@ sell her some small bric-x-brac. Miss Barnest declined to buy and closed the door, but it did not latch. WIFE VOLUNTEERS TO HELP 1 FINO GUSPECTED HUSBAND. Bhe went to the reat of the house and Was astonished a few minutes later to see the pair of bric-a-brac peddlers dar: fpom her parlor out of the front door. She discovered that a silver mesh puray and @ gold watch and chain were mise- the announcement reads, ing. “I was sure,” #ald Miss Earnest later, Adattanaron aon se Atchiestes “that one of those young scamps was! or 4 4 Fifth avenue, which ts an the husband of my friend, Grace Carney, branch of the French organi- = I put on my hat and went straight | zation, notified the Borough President oper to Mré, Carney, who lives with her | to-day that a medal is to be bestowed wother, aot far from my home, I will not give the address, because Mra, Car- ney asked me not to. “As soon as I reached her I inquired where I could find her husband. Mra, Carney burst into tears and sald she didn't know. Then I told her waat had happened and she volunteered to put on her hat and come with me to look for ) Carney.” ‘The young women called at the East Qmé Hundred and Twenty-sixth atreet police station, where Detective Dwyer &. assigned to accompany them, Val. and the failure, In court to-day Mr. White sido stated that he was convinced that Leseer had acte@ for others who should be made to suffer and had not profited himeelf in the transactions, amnnticoaadipadasttntonnd MEDAL FOR M’ANENY. French Soctety of Architects Honor Him for His Work. The Societe des Architectes Diplomes par le Gouvernement, the leading so- clety of its character in France, has determined to present Borough Presl- dent. McAneny with a medal of honor because of his fine work as a layman in the cause of “architectural advance- ment In America.” ‘That is the These tailored stock and upon him. In addition he 1s to be ac- corded a dinner ut the University Club on May 27, during which the presenta- tion will take place. ¥rbm that moment on they walked along Lenox avenue, One Hundred and ‘Twenty-ftth t and neighboring thoroughfares, ‘aye on the lookout for Carney. ‘About 1 o'clock tils morning they came upon the two young men, clad in natty spring suits, wearing straw hats and twirling canes, at Lonox avenue and One Hundred and Thirty-frst street. “There is my husband," said Mrs. | Carney, pointing to one of the men. Detective Dwyer arrested the pair. POLICE SAY HE HAD 8TOLEN | GOODS IN POCKETS. Carney said he was twenty years old Nemo Corsets Help You Win the Battle Between Style and Health Ask Your Dealer models i It is no ordinary ‘‘drink-it-just- to-be-drinking-something”’ bev- erage. Coca-Cola has distinctive, individual qualities that you will recognize. Just to look ata glass of it tells the story — bright, sparkling, clear. . 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Fancy Satin Bathing Caps...,. 1.50 Fancy Satin Bathing Caps..... 1.95 Bathing Suit Bags...... 50c Bathing Suit Bags........ of Under muslins 5,000 NIGHTGOWNS AT $1, $1.50 and $2 trimmings. stitch. are notably superior to what one usu: NIGHTGOWNS special at $1 Thirt; t in mae oe or tl uarter sleeves, open front and medium low aeck, V or square | heel are lepend ome at so alip-over models, from those with neat edge trimmings to others elaborately trim- tion of embroidery bed lace, Ml em a any Emplre effects inthe selection. Two styles are BEXTRA SIZE UNDERMUSLINS, FROM 56c Th f ample ions often finds it difficult to in zr eae ee fd te es just the size she requires. are the special feature for tomorrow First, there is a Pasa dP ag selection, embracing the whole gamut of materialsand { Second, there is the workma ird, there are the variety and the insertion and finished at neck and sleeves with met r . Several Scrucrerie em! broidery nehip, in which qualit: exclusivencas of the sty finds at such popular » both of wh trimmed with lace there is nothing neat and attractive in the styles. It was with the idea of effectually +this condition of affairs that we set about to prepare this selection of extra size garments you as attractive as any in the smaller sizes, nor have prices been ticoats, nightgowns, corset covers, tomorrow. In assortment includes prices between 50c and $2.00 inclusive. nearly always called upon to pay ployed as a vehicle for exorbitant prices. are two * SILK PETTICOATS Special at $2.95 White Tagal Hemp Sailors and Pokes, trimmed with big white moire bows very special tomorrow at $10 i F it be lar in a style is seldom ‘ i . Price is Coron riqnoues what may pee nt La wl fla caine Pg agi in Lig he liberally to hemp hats are now the vogue in smart trimmed millinery, and one must the are not em- share in this vogue, unless one happens to patronize a shop where this off will ‘he white tagal hemp hats in this offering tomorrow are trimmed most effectively withy pe Roig oh out at white moire ribbon, in a number of new, up-to-date shapes for you to choose from, both sufficien| heretofore to make it well worth your while to see t SILK PETTICOATS at $2.95 and $3.95, that had to | be better values than usual to find inclusion in the May:sale. « m. ‘The value is excellent. SILK PETTICOATS Special at $3.95 Made of silk measaline, in striped effects of black and} Made of ailk J if ted ruffle and silk underlay, eat eiidea n'a bies fold of emerald, Blue, Limited number only. fell Rose Ki that is beautifully made Rose or King ‘autifully 01 and crepe de im street’ shades. 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Another has applique of lace Both obtainable in white, blue and pink. * MISSES’ SILK t PETTICOATS at $2.95 in two new models, with pleated waffles shades, Size 34 inches, FUR STORAGE AND REPAIRS A card or a telephone call will suffice to Best value in town, of your furs. For a nominal sum, we will call for your furs, clean them, store them, and return them to you in the Fall, fifty per cent, bet- ter for their vacation in the artificial Arctic, And if you have a garment that needs re- pairing or remodeling, we can do this work for you for far less now than later on, Dressing Sacques and House Dresses that are special May Sale values prepared for Thursday DRESSING SACQUES tomorrow 50c Made of superior white lawn, in two belted styles, with or without collars, All trimmed with bands of lawn in Bulgarian colorings, HOUSE DRESSES tomorrow $1.50 Made of black and white striped lawn, with piping of solid color of waist and skirt, which in also used uffs, Lace edging at ueck, with velvet bow, immed sleeves, HOUSE DRESSES tomorrow $1 cale dresses with bands of Bulgarian trimming. HOUSE DRESSES tomorrow $1 to $4.95 t liberal ay to models aud materi ude pervates, lawns, voiles and cham white, lavender and white, and gray, never misses there are the prices, which derive their chief attraction from the factthat -thepep brace the foregoing considerations and are low into the bargain. NIGHTGOWNS special at $1.50 insook, | Thirteen styles, in dainty low neck effects. One style with fine embroid- ery insertion trimming and square neck, the sleeves trimmed to match. Sale of Underm: of extra size undermuslins There different from what Fy a en of silk meosaline, The assortment of colorings embraces all the bright and brilliant /| relieve you of all worry for the safe keeping Two styles of gingham, in stripes and checks, trimmed with collar and cuffs of pink, blue or lavender: also per- ‘The assortment of house dresses at this range of prices is Tho latter ays in black 4] f if