The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1914, Page 9

i aa “4 rye AS 7) anaes ace a Met ‘ as bu ~ \ sis THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1914. : CONFESSES KULING 2 od bis tome Hear the Celebrated Gregorian Quartet with Sorlin’s Orchestra in Our Restaurant—Mid- Day Caberet ATTY eae =| Million Dollar Receivers Sal Si 35 Years Seadors the papers’ thats our man was ‘Toad. | This knocked us cold, because we thought he would be all ight.” | From Baltimore the palr went to AVE.. 19° TO20" “STREET St. Louls and from St. Louls to Den-! W. A. Marble is one John S. Sheppard Jr., as RECEIVERS The RECEIVERS’ SALE continues to thousands ef man women and children to the Simpson Stove every ae ‘ Intense interest ie manifested in the attractive new displayed daily as a result of the enormous SPECIAL PURCHASES hen overstocked manufacturers which we are tted by the R to make. In addition there is the SIMP. CRAWFORD CO. Mil DOULAR STOCK AT RECEIVERS’ SALE PRICES, the lowest on The majority of people bat cemstones = Brag ms | odeon the low prices quoted in Januar. Tearing and White Sa WE G E THIS WORD OF Vik, —— RECEIVERS’ PRICES with ordinary January Clearing and White Sale Prices.” Before the receivership was announced SIMPSON CRA CO. had prepared on their usual fr pe pd scale gdh. the January Sales. Thousands of dollars’ worth of rchased dise is now on Sale at RECEIVERS’ SALE P RIC! ’ ohich are lower’ originally intended. ver, where they separated. Schaeffer went to San Francisco, Lon Angeles Harry chatter ‘So Surrenders asl aaa es i the ‘winter, Slayer of W. G. Martin— Accuses Jack Serego, {TO WIPE OUT “SYSTEM” IN SCHOOL FOR POLISE : Receivers’ Sale “By changing the point of view of a | policeman in the school of recruits,” ~ Women’s Never Intended Murder, He|*!4 Mayor Mitchel to-day, “we hope Dresses to thoroughly cope with the system 98.05 and Says, and Remorse Drove | that has flourished there for years arta ee rene if eventually wipe it out. ‘This system sn Sell ' A is the outgrowth of a wrong idea of Him Into Hands of Police. j the things that Ko to make life worth moire, cor- duroy and while. ROBBERY THE MOTIVE.| ‘Receivers? Sale: Receivers’ Sale Boys’ Clothing “A fine class of young men ts turned ' eet .|out of the school, What I yen- ee ee ’ $3.98 |. arr, senaatier, 2 itancout wen terday at te raduation, Srercoes re et istete yl hille ALL DEPARTMENTS join in these Great F: Offerings CEIVERS’ SALE PRICES. See to-night’s Journal for not advertised here. eM, confessed in detail to Depyty Po-| pretty thoroughly instilled in these Nes Commissioner Dougherty to-day | young men a knowledge of the so- how he and another youth known as ue On acl go ted bie i in a position to cope wi when re. Jak Borego killed William G, Mar- | Fore fon Gative auty, wa tig, @ Toronto milliner in a rooming| ‘I suppose from what I have heard’ house at No.. 453 West Fifty-seventh | that new policemen were given to un- derstand in the past that it was the atypet on ‘Aug. 18 last. The murder, | i oper thing to follow the example to date, trimmings of satin, bro- Overcoats, ? $1.98 Gloves Silk Remnants Mill Ende aecording to Schaeffer was tninten-| bf older and more experienced men, Blue of gray, Vali tional and was committed in the pro-; The school for recruits will teach the polo button fo Fur and atues iq cops of overpowering Martin to ro! » | naw policemen that it does not pay to with “belt al bh Up to$1.75 Remnants | go the old way. ground vines Fur Lined AY Values Gerego is still at lurge. Schadffer! ie ‘ard 4 amserts he is jn ignorance of his! Gloves to $1. whereabuuls. Since the date of the Receivers’ Sale Boys’ Regular 98.00 Over. Below Cost 69c_ murder Schaeffer hg been over a) comsiderable section of the United) States and to Buenos Ayres, Argen- | ine Republic. He arrived in last night from New Orlea: omge gave himself up at the West; Forty-soventh street station, becabse, be paid, his conscience haf driven him almost insane. Gchaoffer told the Commissioner | that Serego, himself and several youths*made a practice of decoying moa who Iddked as though they had money into rooming houses around in fancy mixtures, warn one Women’s Skirts | | fivciecerins or 323 | | sede tem. Manchurian ee oe je" Receivers’ Sale Men’ 8 — lectric Seal Gloves and Grunt. ite. 5 yg Cll fleeces lined, buck g. and dogekin palni ints, doa . feller, ‘also shawl collar; @ 4 02,80 Mon wom mixtures, gray’ tt Oxfords and bi ja s Hse’ Thc Plain ene 8 popular Tine oae atzlen sind color Weavers Jard.csrtreccneses naw! collar, double moastes, ' (Male Fleer, dea CMeta Flee.) crenata ible ni mm Powerful Examples of the Receivers 45-Ine! H-inch Novelty & Splendid new models, / including smart tunic) | > and tierot\, effects; drap- yes) Old Men Retain a Youthful Appearance d si 10 to 17 years, A See: Columbus Circle and robbing them. |Ill heir hair does not turn Spohn Receivers’ Sale $5.95 TYYS-] =F b F TR AGE th ce Le wan’ aavind grey. It does not fall girdled, some Fur Coats soeh e ruary urnitw | button trim- med; the materials 929.75 Women's Fur and Fur- Lined Coats, in black or sable French coney, soft out. It does not become brittle. They use @ festaurant in Eighth avenue and they made an agreement to meet at Highth avenue and Fifty-seventh | ere street at 7 o'cleck in the evening. | carter itt lustrous ‘This was late in the afternoon. | tures and pave are Schaeffer hurried to the rooming corduroy, at coraintted, house at No. 453 West Fifty-neventh | have large street, whore a man named “Chick” oat one Jonson and his wife bad a room on turnback the rear of the first floor. With the| re | Clearing out all Broken Lots at sagen Magara eT ments were compieted for getting 120 Men's $16.00 Odd to the room and robbing him. and Winter Overcoate, ut ph ae with frome \ or buttons, Receivers’ Sale rego hid in a closet. The John- ‘1 a wath ‘eave Schaeffer the key and left | aunts, rin" taney mristures $ _Millinery cr brocaded Jieeteag tha house. Schacfter met Martin, and plain, all sises, «! ‘es satin; the > ‘tegk him to the room, locked the door ied Young Mente $ Beautiful fur-Iined £7 and seated him in w chair, with his Long Trouser Suit isco 5-98 a coats are of i eek to the closet. | 14 to 20, at $ A Rp several | | excellent. ty Gerego jumped out and_ throttled 68M y Martin. To the surprise of the pair, conte, xt. 6" ces) 98c fg LIBRARY SUITE Pore apg Finish, 4 Beprtin put up a fight. BE eee susltker Mahogany pholstered in Spanish Leather er Panne Velour| Felt Mattress, | fe thought ho would be easy,” and have P. 4.95 Val Frid $37. 50 Schaeffer, “but he battled brook mink 4Poster, $2: i) jue $65—Friday, 2 FeatherPillo over the room and tried tv ‘1 for help. Serego had to choke him | \uatil he dropped to phe Boor Then misses’ and women's alnex, at 4 ) crowns, In dis~ net tne 8 69 E) © ‘Ostrich ef. fects, in. all the hew spring Receivers’ Sale Lace Curtains Receivers’ Sale Children’s ines $2.35 14.00 Lace Curtaine, @ Sample Coats st, Wine oF ce ape Corsets Ser used on hata for tm: 49c ing of $4.98 Coats $6).98 mediate wear, at 300 und Manufactur- neveral $6.98 Coats 2: Main Flor. era Samples ae wv. PI Silk Boot.) ects, te, excellent pairs, in % models, me lots of near sited tee 35e oot 5, dium ina to «te i garments, — chin- A OR 602 Englion Rock Decorated se | average figure, chillas, sitrachan Teapots, all sixes, 50 different { trimmed. with Hosiery, 19c and aibelin ) shapes and designs: all are highly navy, gray ‘and Full Seamiess Boot Hove 7} broiae 4 jem: | | colored and. Anish jouble lisle garter. top, reinforce ja lot we also include ‘own, low | | double Hisle garter t Antorced Hpesitsee ote | | im this tot we also tt elud ec belted’ Balk- | | four thread lisle heel and toe, double []t | ae 14 Teapot, Sugar and "35 an oftects Silk foot spliced neat niuene are 1 / | / $1.79 Creamer Seta in one, a ndsomely . / vi excellent v we guarant A } $3.05 Rich aiverian cut Glace ' trimm od] | oxen atin! wy | / Cor. with collars and cuffs of contrasting materials p and buttons, warmly lined, wive antiafie auger and Croamer, all- 49 tion? sizes 6% to 10; binck 19c over cutting in nei a | only; 3 pairs for 88c, or pr. tern, at oaths Mala Moor, f atand- 619.60 seamiess erry) d cole 9x12 Rugs, at. en for medium and eh, 4 slender fla- Uren, very long over’ hip and 03.49 8-inch Rich _ $249 Cut Bow! at..... many have quilt: s ’ back a til, plat scrim Brilliant Scarf Pi ins Hilinies “ws || Receivers’ Sale Rha a ge Paahed, Brame ul or ct Mcnmatanes | | an orem ee X to 6 Rad atrong hose pupporters, i ui c “ pablte, eavy, Velvet ; a 2 Blouses wha ig teae oon, forreue | | Shee acaanemiat, ate 14 geet Halts to mateh fe tal patterns, als two-tone effects, in greens and tans, 78) Children's Up to 79c Flanneliette new Spring ets, we are 91.75 i) Gowns, excellent quality, high neck ; Q wide, in Oriental designs, vera and long sleeves, yokioa prettily This Py ae iy i out 98c $21.05 100. Plece Austrian fringed’ all, around extra sien faom ‘patterns, trimmed with cluster tuck- $1.50 Soa bike, China Dinner Sets, decorated in nate tng, wash braid and hom: My two neat floral designs on | i sizes = to 49c Flannel- Faceful shapes; Ane g 98 | “Cini 4c Hats ette ° Y | | thin eit chinet 9G 1A) ens‘eass, hascaigcn’ tate Norfolk || Linen Remnants seat Receivers’ Sale ; Brown, iach, and navy. also. whiter ',) Blouse, Remnants of Mercerized Table SOc Souvenir Plates ut. 160 Onty 200 $2.80 Olt Painted Regular Price 50 Cenis | tgebld ged NEW. To introduce these Sterling Silver Top Beart Pins we shell at 10 CENTS EACH, The atx atvles are ill jed above all have fe ine Rhinestones set in them. They will sell ai t for 50 conta each or we will refund money, t for 50 cents, Vei Ww prices in quantities, t 10k, Geld Heart vlow iN Mail orders two js extra (wend coin all grades of Ho Hamilion, Hamp Damask, pure white, In 1% to yard lengths, in a. Varloty of ood desk mit 6 26c yards; yard. cM ttily d with rib: bon bows; all. nies to "125¢ Odde orld Bags of Dinnerware Bo at Se, 4c, Odds and Ende of pian Whiskey en; 24: In gray round, with and Sin I a A Receivers’ Sale French Bronzes and Electroiiers at one-third to one-half leva than Receivers’ Sale ; daly). We will farmeH unotatior cm, Rockford und isin Watches p hairline regular Charl A. Ki 180 Broadway, New York Swea ters as Women’ 8 Shoes $2.95 Beautiful, Dining Room es 0 eene, Glaiaawin, Watsue ance (Aa illuetrated) + H inensures 22 inches in diame ne 8 a eee Aaa haa alll Gurls’ $1.50 All Wool eolae “Saal he fine hs ontinn ster inv either Nile reer or rich Sweatere(GrexOniy) 59c sports and very chic, too. han aight Ia tight sinall on Esteblished Ot Yeare f 1,000 pairs of Women's $2.50 $1.00 Plain Gray Flan- z into orase fraine, 5 an Women's nelette Shirts, at.. 59° Shoesinodds ff | Mt any he! Ha cabling All Wool | | $1.25 Voile and Lin-) : zen 244, 3, 314 F : weat~ serie Blouses, | and 4, which will be sold by 4 Receivers’ Sale al ha some — gilt Baby Carriages rapea i id Pullman mRUE 25 Flannelette| Choice ET 25 Hand Embroid-| 79. ered Linen Blouses, $1.25 MadrasShirts. | $2.00 Batiste Blouses, lace and aaanroldery trim- § 4 .29 med; at 1 order of the Receiv- 8 Hers on Friday at ic An excellent assortment in @ Ball sizes of Women's Shoes, Osfords aad Ape vulues ff ‘Balch Triccs Fur Sale PS AOL LETS OTC BY me FR I t Pri wit? “4 Blecs Mohair | 59 ; f . ai ? 976 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY. ae sited ball / ee coer’ it Y Net Blouses at..... 2 Values up te at $1.85 roll, 16 Ovid Genial te Boroua Weal Station’ A 20 | | 85:90, Chiffon, Sill and p arn " Veto uate names 4 CRAWFORD CO., W. A. MARBLE AND’ 00H ©. PPARD, JR, AB CLIVE fe anos a + aa -