The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1913, Page 7

| FATA TNISTAND LEADS AL'S 4 | An Onto be Loud hisses from the lawyers. Whole eee of Drivers’ | pouming Right to Occupy Places Once kines h Leased Is Up Again. | Kilied his own dog. Jem hos been pledged by Zlonlate. DEADLY wire bound “bomb'* , Hotels and Former Monopoly | 4 Seek to Retain “Graft” Abolished by Law. | caught in wreck on his own toad. —_— | | By Sophie Irene Loeb. Arrests were male iast night Growing out of the recent injunctions @a@einst the enforcement of the new famiead ordinances, granted by Judge fagrebam. The drivers operating the ade were John Brody and Michael Denn. They wore taken before Judge Gorrigan of the Night Court, who fined Dues, operating at the Waldorf as pub- | promiae, ; collapse of Zeppelin No. 1 La ing figures at ‘oe box offices, 2). Ask Peter Clark of Williamaby station charged with having shatched ’ fie cabman, $1; and Brody, belonging to} he has already served with Alatinction. @ Gompany at the Knickerbocker, was | -| Gocharges. | REALISM in art has the oMotal ©, K. of the city. Magistrate discharged | i Phe trouble arose because the com-| With appropriate allocutions & “movie’ actor arrested for jumping from Brooklyn ; Penton, Which had been granted injunc- | Bridee. Gems, retained private hack stands, per- | ‘mite for which had expired vefore Au- @eet 1, when the new ordinance went tate effect. They have been occupying @heve stands for a week. Some of the Peblte cadmen declare they were wait- fag.to occupy these stands In the hope taat the injunctions would have been, Mitek before this, and thus avoid any @iterbance. But as the public cab men) her out. States deliver the goods? these stands they contemied they had e t right there and occupied the:n. S MOMED FOR DECISION ON PRI- VATE HACK STANDS.. 1 lawyers of the cab companion] bam officials were present at the various last night and were disturbed the police dia not make more ar- but the police had authority ingly to arrest only on complaint public, Was hoped by the cabmen that an would be made and an opinion, Counsel on this! e legality of; which had "vate prior to August 1 and which held by of companies so @ License Bureau might desix- places as public hack stands, had not been done up until last It is likely, however, that an i be forthcoming to: Will gettle this question and avo ture confilct until the courts v: 3 injunction or permanently up- phe ordinance W majority of the permits of these! tel, cab stands have already expired, eit would seem they would auto- Bally become public hack stands \only a smail number of perttité ered by Injunctions, As edon pendent driv Drennen will ' ; company cab or public cab, MITS HAVE EXPIRED. Aus. New York Athletic Club, New Hotel, Herald Square rage York Hotel, Chop House, Miller’ taurant, Hotel Rex, Roy Hotel Seymour, Wolf’ el, Chop CONTINUING FOR BALANCE OF WEEK Advance Sale of Furs 25% to 33% Less Than Regular Season Prices ; Direct Attention to a » Most Magnificent Collection of Women’s Suits & Costumes | Paris Models and Unusual and Exclusive Bonwit Tetler Productions 29.50 to 195.00 Refinement, beauty, exclusiveness mark this largest assemblage of suits for well-dressed women. From the simplest Tailleur to the most complex Costume sf, Compose the unusual and uncommon is apparent. Among the models from Callot are “L'Aviette” and “Paris Spart,” Tollman'’s “Emerando” and “Grappa,” Bernard's “Olympienne” and “Maxixe.” Other beautiful models from Premet and Caeruit. Important Sale Thursday Women's Tailgred Suits Of bayadere and diagonal cloth, plain and cut velour, broadcloth, duvetyn and peau de peche, in all the leading shades. 29.50 35.00 49.50 Fifth Avenue at 38th Street under the new ordinance, ae there are under the old ordinance, even If cove as an opinion is given favorablé to the inde nd companies, Ohiet ain replace tha pubic hack stand stanchions which designate exactly how many cabs may etand at these places, and thus leave fo reom for argument as to precedence Of ether PRIVATE STANDS WHERE PEA. Following is a list of private hack stands where permits expired prior to Century Association, Engineers’ Club, Freundschaft Club, New Harlem Casiay, rora| Racquet and Tennis Club, yee Club, Ted Snyder Company, Nae a Hotel, Hoffman House, Hoffman fee- taurant, King Edward Hotél, Majestic, Hotel, St. Denis Hotel, St. Hubert Mo- tel, St. Margaret Hotel, Traymore Ho- ‘, Kerineliy's Pekin Ree- ‘a Restaurant, House, od h pure STILL the exalted continue to sie continues to exact its toll of human |i the venerable joke of the dicacious barber and his loaded breath! unk has evolved an edorless onion TN TWO Al | ILLINOIS FARMER —foolieh, lke @:red fox—buried his savings in the south ,24sture When he came to die he confided in a favorite broth: ho promptly entombed the decedent and exhumed 93,000 in gold and $1,000 in yellow back bills. ONE-FOURTH of the cust Of @ projected $600,000 Jewisi: university: at Jerusa- MISS LAURA WELCH, Gefying police and school superintendent's orders, still holds the fort at West Orange. Only tne pupils are happy. FROM WINSTED—Widower, sevedty-nix, sues widow, forty-two; breach of THEY who live by the eWoré @hall die by the sword. Railroad president ' UNLUCKY to rob a Pol@h priest, Especially when he's 6 feet 3 and weighs who t# in the Bedford avenue police urse from Father Krisciuna. and if. Fifteen perished off Heligoland in the | & —_—— | ALIMONY CLUB mightily) attrred by question rateed by experienced brother, aE: who has raised the point in court Whether he ean be reinitiated in a case wherein MEMBERS of Bayonne Woman's Political Study Club appear to bo learning, | President called one of the ladie@ @ “ilar” and ordered @ policeman to throw JACK ROSE “lectured” on the New York Tenderloin to the capacity of an Episcopal church in Connecti¢ut and contributed the “gate” toward paying the church debt. The rector denied the méney te tainted. LONDON PAPER suggests an eR¢hange of Harry Thaw for Mrs, Pankhuret. But, pending the adjudication of thé former's case in Canada, could the United Red not been enjoined from moving to! —<—<——————— Belnord Apartments, Ansonia, Albe- marie, Breslin, Brevoort House, Chel- @ea Hotel, Gotham, Garden Restaurant, Imperial, Woodwards, Waldorf-Astoria, Hotel, Seville, St. Regis, St. Andrews, Plasa, Prince George Hotel, Hill, Belmont Hotel, Marseilles, Marie Antoinette, Rits-Cariton, Restaurant. Fire destroyed half a block in the business section of Asbury Park, N. J., rly opened by police at Essex Market ‘ . PERMITS HAVE EXPIRED. | Court contained (wo cheese qundwiehes and #ix segments of apple ple. @ WORLD, fast night, Ocean Grove firemen aided tn the two-hour battle with the flames The loss is estimated at $90,000. The nlock damaged ts at Munroe avenue GE ae SMIZZ, wie the uplifting science of aeronautics oe ed from ue nea ie S CHARLES A. KEENE Importer of Diamonds. ] 80 preneweys snl York Holland House, Maxim's, ; Victoria Murray Manhattan, Martinique, Fifth Avenue Building —_—_—_—___ 980,000 Fire im Asbery Park. World Wants Work Wonders. Closing hours during September:, 5 P. M. daily: 12 o’clock noon on Saturdays. B. Altman & Cn. The New Coats and Wraps illustrating the modes and materials that are the vogue in Paris, are shown in a most at- tractive selection grouped on the Third Floor. Included are Women’s Outer Garments for every occasion, from the practical Coat for motor or travel wear to the elaborate Wrap designed for the smart social function. Marvex Gloves are being displayed in the new importations for Autumn wear, representing the correct shades for day and evening, as well as white and black. These gloves are made exclus- ively for B. Altman & Co. by Trefousse et Cie., Chaumont, France, im styles for men, women and children. . (Filth Avenue, 34th and 35th Streets, New York. H. Jaeckel & Sons 16, 18 and 20 Wet 32d St. OUR ONLY ADi RESS We Will Sell for the Balance of the Week Only Several Smartly Cut Coats | At the following extremely ‘low midsummer prices: French Dyed Coney..... (two models) 50,00 Seal Dyed Muskrat. ...... (one model) 110.00 Seal Dyed Muskrat... .... (one model) J 15.00 Mole Coat...... +eeeeee (two models) 145,00 Persian Lamb (Leipsig Dyed). . (one model) 145,00 pO URRP RASTA nnnnrar Pacnonee Upward 250.00 WEDNESDAY, SEPTE ER 10, 1913. Lord & Taylor Founded 1820 The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 6 P. M. Splendid Values in this Special Offering of Bed Room Furniture 4-Piece Bed Room Suite made of finest mahogany: Adam de- Value $400.00 5-Piece Ivo'y Bed Riom Suite Including twin bedsteads. vohustuneae} PF: SAM 10-Prece White Enamel Bed Room Suite Gilt decoration........ value $900,00) 5-P.ece Louis XV. Bed Ro:m Suite | Circassian Wanut....... value $770.00 $500.00 -Piece Wa!nut ‘Bed Room Suite i Te an . x sseceeeeeee value ona $135.00 3-Piece White Enamel Bed Room Suite Dresser, Chitfonier, Toilet Table. value $200.00 $300.00 $600.00 $150.00 Ivory Decorated Suite Spieces... . » value $300.00 A Very Special Offering of Heavy 4-Posi Brass Bedsteads (Illustrated.) All sizes. Bright or satin finish. The FJ posts and top rods are of 2- f inch stock, the second top | | rod and two fillers are of 144- inch stock, the other fillers are of 1-inch stock. $25.00 Value $36.00. $200.00 The same Bedstead with a Box Spring, value 817.50, and a Hair Mattress,value $36.00, complete for. ...... ce cce eee e eee ee eeeee | $65.00 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St IGRA 2 RAPS FURST IE | Cee MONDA a SAT CS) We Furnish $3.00 Downon $50.00 WEEKLY 6 “ Apartments trom [) MUTE 4.00 is : 75.00/| AN 6.00 100.00) $50.00 to $500 miacalpae 9.00 “ COLUMBUS AVE Ber 103 «104 ST 1 10.39.57. SUBWAY STATION ONE BLOCK AWAY — /OG°" ST ELEVATED STAT/ON A? CORMTR) Get a F; ‘ree Copy This Ghai Book Now ready for FREE distribution at all World offices and by mail The World’s Fall Renting Guide 1913 A large, handsomely printed volume pre- senting | illustrations and descriptions — of Apartment Houses in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx. (Mail Orders Filled When Sc Is Inclosed to Cover Actual Postage.) It Will Make Home Seeking a Pleasure | Lexingion to $d Avenue | Everything for Fall Now Ready DAY EVENING set ill \]| Exceptional value at this price LIBERAL CREDIT. TERMS || “ 150.00 | IFISHER BROS |] Chinese Anstotians, Bidjars and Serabendsign s QQ . $525.00 | ———=Bi-om' aréates', lex, fo J Ave., 5911 te bas St. aL CARS TRANSFER. To o¥ia tv Guim sureet Black Crepe de Chine Blouses will easily win their way into favor. his ae Fd Mages vemieone th flat collar and revere, hem- rc! 'rench knots, made th the new drop sleeves, cuff showing French knote and hemetitching.....-« $4.98 Black Crepe de Chine Taitor- ed Blouses, bl Cpt! and Black Mesasaline ‘pouSt 98 wa een foro trimmed in back; long sleeves $4.98 Black Messaline Blouses, but- tucked, buttons bet or front, epproprinte for maids and cial 1.9 Black Extra Ouatiey Brillian- tine Walsts and Shirts, made epecially for maids and h atabeenned 98 A Serrertey ; ‘Sateen, good [atl eae 98c THIS BL ae $4.98 Bloomingdales’, Lex. to Bd Ave., BOth to GOth Ate Great” Hosiery Oppor‘unities } Cotton, lisle and silk for men and women—“mill faults” from mills producing the best hosiery in the country. Men's Silk, ails \hrea: and Cotten Socks: “Seconda” of Fine Liste Thi “Seconds” of Pure Thread Sit Half Hose; double soles; 8c Half Hose, in black; black and colors; made to double soles; made to retail at 12'4c to 19¢; at. fetail at 35c; at “Seconds” of Pure Thread ll Half Hose; double soles; variety of colors and black; made to retail at 35¢ to 50c; Women's Silk, Usle Ibre:d and Cotten Hose: “Seconds” of 25c Stockings: fine only; well made and pro- gauze lisle thread; double soles, garter hem; in tans, 15e black and white......... portioned; at.... “Seconda” of 0c Grades, Pure Thread Silk Stockings, soles and garter hem. White, black and tan; all sizes: Main Floor, 5 | ——-——loominadates', Les. te 34 Ave. Sith te Oth Mt. Our September China Sale i | hargaes! many interesting offerings in Dinner Sets, Cut Glass, Lampe, ete, | e are representative offerings: i 19¢ | fine gauge cotton; black 6c) 100 pieces of fine Ger- | plain shape, and each piece | is decorated with a green | band and fancy gold in the border. The handles of the main pieces are treated in the solid gold effect. Each ect has: 1 Cream Jug 1 Covered Soup Tureen | 1 Covered Vegetable i 12 Dinner Plates 12 Tea Plates 12 Soup Plates 12 1ea Cups 12 Tea Saucers 12 Individual Butter 12 Sauce Plates Plates Dish | 1 Open Vegetable Dish! 3 Meat Dishes 1 Covered Butter Dish 1 Pickle Dish | 1 Sugar Bowl 1 Sauce Boat $19.50 | | Other dinner sets on sale at $2.75, $5.98, $6.50, $10.00, $13.50, Sides 1 Many new importations of Fancy China Plates, Chocolate Sete, | 30-Plece Imported Crystal Table hy Soames of 6 each of goblets, clarets, wines and liqueur champagne tumblers; per eet of 30........ 92-49, $3.39 and $4.98 | Choice American Cut Glass Pleces, at 9%, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98; up toa beautiful Cut Punch Bowl at’... $34.98 Third Floor, Both Bt, Len, te 34 Ave, 0th to GUth Kt, ———— Section, —————— Bleominadales’, | Combining High Quality with Exceptionally Moderate Prices. | Beloochstans, Roget and Hamadany, sizes about 2 - 3 ft. wide by | 3 to 414 ft. long; regular pri $7.50, $8.75 and $13.50. |]) Mossouls, Kazake and oe sizes about 214 to om. wide and $ to 10 | H ft. long; former prices $15.25, $24.75, $28.57 and $35. low $8.78 312.50 $16.50 ana $19.50 | Bokhara Mats, Antiques; regular prices $16.50 to $24. 50; | Mlizes about 114 to 249 ft. wide and 314 ft. long; ates... .csecseeee $10 | Sarouks, Kirmanshahs, Irans and Serabends; sizes about 4 to 5 ft. wide and 6 to 7 ft. long; former prices $48.50 to $59. Nowat... om. S89 00 $65.00 na $98.00 PH $66.00 +0 $195.00 | sizes 6 to 11 ft. wide and 9 to 15.1 ft. long, from | Narrow, Hall Reriper 20 0 30 inches wide e2 $12.50 + $88.00 | Other Hall Strips, from 3 to 4 ft. 6 in. wide ‘and 12 to 28 ft. long, at $22.50 10$190.00 | This offering includes Kirmanshahs, Kurdistans, Camel's Hair, Moy. souls and Cabistans. Plenty of antiques and many in pairs. «TH ie | 12:¢ | Seconds" of 1214c Stockings, inf Imported China Dinner Sets at $19.50 | man china in the popular | Berry Sets, Cake and Chop Sets, Bric-a-Brac and Cupe and Saucers. i A Special Sale of Oriental Rugs |_