The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1913, Page 4

od r —— — aPi “nests ges) THE EVENING WORLD, pflhadak | nd OCTOBER 8, 1918. -~-- —- Ane [tention aan and ondthiraty crew of wnMer Ta | ‘ erat sh be ha HM | AUT 4 ; Sa Sing Sing $0". % C eon i | . 1} ALWAYS CET BAIL eerste a i, NOT NEAVY ENOUGH TO BE PER | WT MITTED ro JOIN GANG. | Refore “Ret Davideon killed Me | WHEN ARRESTED: Sack’ bela on @ Second avenue car, | Hii 34th Str St et eet — 5th Avenue — 23r re | , i i { — witted enough er Ms ; } So Can “Little Yidule,"” Sus errr ty nat si sta ; pected in “Bridgie” Webber {avenue ana according to. the pol i Dn ua e a es St bbi Cc . | made hie living by Rencing along Enst = down the streeta. Yeputy ee Comm loner enue All of Zelig’s friends went to their ' erty vant aut men today to And “Bias [eters funeral. Ti poilce marked 56° Years of Growth in Merc handi sing 4 aie” Webber, ronfensed contvirator {| weaks tote who were not In Salt hn the Reseathal murder case, Webber |ieft New York. ‘Dopey Benny” there wae wanted an a witness at the arraten- | PUN took advantage of the situalon BE Sete Fmt mics comarca nemo, a, ac . EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AY” Fein, welfestsiod auncentor Of | yetixtn wrave and tried to build up A ’ ’ the late “Rig Jack” Zelie, and his a wy Bard. of teereetiers, § . hings. | sone lati iat Ser | iw Band ot eR Men's al sips — Locsin 4 . ude’ ay ihe untersioed tallow eho Hukele, leer IU la, weceheGnalry td TE DMUFea ayy SEIuey ate arene atatned “Tetdsie" Wes ser att 5 Antor Oe ng IWPRITe SaWTIMM OF tae Ore ; 7% s the, @eaeen's fratiaa oe fn i bed hy is set they nay, saeed U a is | . ’ : Senay oe | wort : 2 — ‘*anesk 2 8 3} | en ae Saree eas Gee wees are ue Giey ‘Sete snd Chamois: cater and seetlls point values 19.50 and 29.50, 12.50 and 20.00 | I wade, at tome A pe pial lh deaa backs; regular and short fingers. _ per pair 1.10 Overcoats,—velvet or self collar; with or w ith- tl Ruvaky ake Ceakned “eile or Vive ouuTtvaoe A value 1.50 out belt; full or quarter lined. Made of Fancy j i die” 08 one of thone tn the ait scmae aL aia ena Ganon 400 dozen Pairs of Gloves, — Gray Mocha, Cheviot or Tweed in Black, Oxford and Cambridge : j Ge takes c ucueaior’ alter ihe arteee Hanon c Fee et pray Washable White Doeskin and Chamois. Grays; double or single breasted. Size 3+ to 46 He A ere ‘n oalp alors fourth street, four stortan, to the oouet, value 2.00, per pair 1.45 inch chest. value 24.50, 18.50 | oe Mncerworid ehcotin wi ‘© he was fatally jured vr - sith ria "Demey Henny tuyere "aarnart Cuaay heard Mm 600 dozen Four-in-hand Scarfs of Imported MEN’S UNDERWEAR | t ni $- cry as he fell past her wind (aed fied ° Py A ———— . i FINO NO DIFFICULTY IN gar. |Uimmon! a policeman, who called De per ou a ee 55c Medium Weight Gray Worsted Finished 'n- f were promptly bailed out tant nieht in |Tecover | ae wont Fittye | 450 dozen Open nd Scarfs of English Silks in regular and stout sizes. per garment 1.1G Ion wap ancting. 10 to tho. (ied, ball fourth street ilentiied the tngured man | plain and fancy colors; also Pure Silk Knit Four-in- value 1.50 . je sald Gannon erly. liv apparently no diMculty in walking out tn the balling eoitd explain, Gannon’s B le \ 1 | | I II } values 1.50 and 2.00, each 85¢ —shirts with short or long sleeves, drawers in regu- * ' Sands on Sle Lass nlgsve bondaman wee WATET 1 CENA sri ee r | Il | I) 7150 dozen Shirts of Madras, Percale, Cheviot lar and stout sizes. value 1.00, per garment 80c was Ieador Kirachtbaum of No. ff Ka ‘ x ; 7 A ed hin home a pai hailed 2 \ AN I and Flannel; plain and plaited bosoms. Size 1314 Ribbed Balbriggan Union Suits in regular and an aeceity for “Dopey Ihe D1d Net Call Democrats Whe Op- Lace Front vil ie | to 18. values 1.50and 2.00, 1.15 stout sizes. oe value 1.75, per suit 1.10 ives” Machan Kirschbaum avn Dall) eee ea ea cnomete Models are now il Shirts made of English Flannel, Mercerized French Balbriggan,—shirts with short or long , for ‘Dopey Renny” Fein on Aug. 10 ASITINGTON, Oct. &—Reports that WIN 4 4 when Ne Wee AFTRLEned f0r aaa ng ee et eon ogice being shown Cheviot, Silk and Silk Mixed Fabrics; also White sleeves; drawers in regular and stout sizes. Bheri@an, Democratic Senators into qitck action & it \IIl t 45 The case In awaiting trial, When |on the ourrency BIN and a published | in all Corset | and Colored Madras. _value 2.50 to 3.50, 1.85 value 75c. per garmen ic “Dopey Henny” was charged with carry-|#tmtement that he would clase as @ i Hh Il) * Maa a eepotver om Bept. 18 the National |"robet” any Demusrat who did not aup- | \ } Ai HAT Shirts made of Heavy French Silks or Pier) MEN’S HALF HOSE Burety Company went on hix bond for | port him, brougnt out an emphatic de- | \ // pT SD MS SL Bom. Paine friends understood at the {nial from the White House to-day. The | TTS / Wil iit Flannel,—custom finish. values 6.50 and 7.50 4.9) time that the surety company was for- | Ire r / : $50 dozen pairs Silk Half Hose with spliced fa cash deposit for the amoun ht Shirts made of the best Cambric, Mull ‘made oat of the trenmry ot and cael pg el Vial votes soles, heels and toes; Black and Colors. A : morning as saying that any one who models. values 1.50 and 2.00, 95c value 1.50 pair, 95¢ pair; 6 pairs 5.25 ‘ ro Vall cor vate) ansunt (fea OF aocee Gaver mena | Hanah NH Pajamas of Outing Flannel, Madras and Mer- 200 dozen pairs Extra Heavy Black Silk Half te eo meant wa Nate aaiager inane iil mn HN ih ils | Mh cerized Materials in plain and fancy colors. Hose with lisle soles, toes and heels. per pair 65 Deputy Commyarioner Dougherty is H | mi ' values 1.50and2.00, 1.15 | value 1.00 “Dopey | nm out a "I \! i o 00, . § . X “Dopey | nent piace tn Your ta a ctaleL 1 . Pajamas made of sdlid colored Soisette, and . Pure Silk Half Hose yr acs ee avy isle Soft Madras in neat stripes. 1.65 spliced soles, heels and toes in Black, Tan, Navy i = ——— ee values 2.50 and 3.00 Blue and Gray. value ose, per pair 42¢ Pajamas of Silk and Silk Mixtures.....2.95 500 dozen pairs Mercerized Lisle Thread Half e e values 3.50 and 4.00 Hose in Black and Colors, also medium weight ese ramous Pianists Sweater Coats, — All Wool Shaker Knit,— Black Cotton. 25c pair; 6 pairs 1.40 . heavy weight; rough neck model. Gray, Navy and value 35¢ pair will la on Your Own Piano— Crimson. Bise $4 to 44, = valugr.en, 4.05 MEN’S AND BOYS’ SOROSIS SHOES Dress Vests of S:lk Mixed Poplin,—latest ins the moat desirable leat itabl s model: value 5.00, 3.50 posit most desirable leathers, suitable | ; Arthur Friedheim “The very a standing Ligue oon Woolen Mackinaw Coats of Fancy Plaid Ma- tS aa 3.95 and 4.85 Tina Lerner ay SS as oe © ae terials. value 6.50, 4.95 “values 5.00 to 7.00 Frank La Forge NE of these distinguished artists, Mr. Friedheim, is known as the Washable Terry and Woolen Blanket Robes. Boys’ Shoes.......s0ceeeereeseeeee ees 2.95 greatest living interpreter of Liszt; another, the brilliant young values 3.50 and 4.50, 2.95 values 3.50 and 4.00 i + John Powell __ Russian, Miss Lerner, with her almost faultless technique, is con- | ' ] Clinton Jonas sidered by many critics as the greatest of living women pianists. | MEN'S RAINCOATS & ULSTERS | MEN’S UMBRELLAS i Ald These and any of a score of other eminent artists will play your | : ‘ a ae G. Aldo Randegger own piano in your own home whenever you desire through the ; | Extra Heavy Quality Taffeta Silk, tape edge. i Clarence Adler © 1,000 Raincoats in various weights, modelsand =| — fyandles,—handsome etched and engraved sterling i Mme. Charb 1 Artist Autograph Rolls of echoes values 15.00 and 18.00, 8.75 silver, trimmed woods, etc. ' 4.95 i ‘ me, Cnarbonne | 650 Raincoats of Priestley English Gaber- values 7.00 to 10.00 ] it Daniel Gregory ' P | dine with satin-lined yoke and sleeves; le of Teffeta Silk, tape edge; handles of etched and i « Mason , ‘ Scotch Mixed Tweed, Balmacaan model. 04D. engraved sterling silver, staghorn, natural and i Felix Arndt e e Cc a a6 values esha 25.00 carved woods with sterling silver trimmings. 2.75 } , 450 Automobile and Storm Ulaters, erican values 4.00 and 5.00 | Ethel Ponce . a — and English models; self, silk, satin and leather Extra Fine Quality Union Taffeta Silk, with | a GermaineSchnitzer Piano Player linings. value 95.00 to 45.00, 27.50 handles of applied sterling silver, gun-metal, stag- C. Von Sternberg im ARR BEN ee 4 P horn, capehorn, etched and engraved sterling silver “ ” Record ? your piano into 2 i ; ‘ Henry Frantzen Poorest aacaren Desiele (enrol mt aka rae, pane ie 9 eee sens STUDENTS’ & BOYS’ SUITS caps, natural and carved woods, ete. : < 4 is just as the artists played the composition, Even can be done in your own home in a few hours’ x 5 e} values 3,00 and 3.50 ¥. F. Himmelsreich the strength of the blows with which the keys time, Makes no difference what the style or Students’ First Long Trouser Suits with two BAGS, SUIT CASES & TRUNKS Ee: | Nelly Peters Pond ee ee MeN eee eg pairs of trousers, Made of Gray or Brown Mixed Bags sti iasieaeesss : b: | | avard Sanahaw wrist with the finish and touch of master Nor does the attachment of a Telektra alter Cheviot and Tweed. $1 to 35 inch chest. 12.50 Russet, Brows and Black [asthe Bags, with / . od the a arance of yo 0 vay. e: Nathan Fr Sitio. weepietemt carom ben HIER Ba ee tere ol Clbtices wrahue ne single 3 eee een eae ee . fathan Fryer pretation into the music by a mere preture of ble brass music rolls—they do not teas or wear Boys’ School Suits,—Norfolk model, with two cores = 7. ide pockets, Size 18 inck snea 5 3 m ; ‘ urn of ist, you control 1 f ‘olls do, No mi ow d . Rita Ricardi Sop eases of ena th"ha ce the Cayo Ot a tre pais of Knickerbocker trousers; fll ined. Made rau ose sha \d depths and its ever changing tempo. ‘operly, The Telekt ade ii vO sizes » = e whi i i . € isy bellows— foot pump: : ; rs; lei Edith Thompson jog tae oon wholly eliminated — electricity Boys’ Norfolk Suits with two pairs of Knicker- lined with shirt pockets. Sizes 24 and 26 inaeet Eleanor Stanley bocker trousers. Made of Fancy Chaviet and values 8.50 and 9.00, . . (0) (4) Tweed; coats with patch pockets and serge tinin Russet and Brown Cowhide Three-piece Bags, Quickly $35 Convenient ‘Tarme $45 Size 8 to vi years. ; value 8.50, "50 ee ra ane Jock, reinforced anaes transforms If you cannot call and hear the marvellous Boys’ Norfolk Corduroy Suits, in sae sal ee - with insi , pockets. Sizes ee Telektra, write today for illustrated literature. Dark Colors; coats serge lined. Size 8 to 17 years. a inches, values 7.25 to 8.00, Pe our own piano value 8.50, 650 Dress Trunks made on best basswood frames, y' — THE TEL-ELECTRIC CO. . : ‘ : , —hard fibre bound, strapped with leather; bronzed into a ‘ ; Boys’ Hand-tailored Norfolk Suits with two art cecinen Land tiated: tied wih wan. .d ‘ 299 Fifth Ave, Cor, 31st Street | airs of Knickerbocker trousers. Coats with patch and shoe compartments and dress é P if P P millinery ip: re! Pi 8 ayer rtano New York City pockets, mohair lined. Made of Imported fabrics. Sizes 36. 88 and 40 inches. || Size 8 to 17 years, value 10.50, 8.50 ruse 1.80 sogan ' . ‘ ai or i Mn