The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1914, Page 6

SONPERIURY CHARGE foman «Detective Said Have Been Treated by Sur- . gcon to Appear Insane. selection of a jury in the case of Government against Miss Nellic Guertin and J, Addison Patron, detectives charged with per- , Was completed at noon to-day in Thomas's division of the United District Court. Assistant United Tistrict-Attorney Kenneth M. PBpence expects to prove that a Boston AA Happy Bald ' (Headed Man appa ry Growth of Halr. Tells How He Did It. Pati ot ar Prteaye aG WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1914. aah was tin to stick a into her skull to sanity that she and co-consp might institute sulte for $75,000 dam- ages against a taxical company in whose machine she had been slightly injured. Charges of perjury grow out of trial of the $75,000 suit against Mason-Seamon Taxicab Company be- fore Judge Muck last May. At that time Judge Mack declared the cane was reeking with perjury testify for the prosecution Mins Guertin wan attended by a woman nurse when she appeared in uufferer, Several days ago avold trinl by sending a doctor's tifcate to Assistant Dis- that she was too ill to attend, cases in tho East, and bas had much wealthy persons. Patron was a detective in the em- Iptey of the Boston elevated railroad. He hae been in the Tombs two weeks, a GIRL PLEADS GUILTY OF SHOOTING CLERK ibnesl oan | day, and seemed to be atin | Pewee witness In many prominent divorce! iyn National the crime to-day. She told her coun- |) Emory BD. Buckner, that for six Chase, ml hat purpose in view, but when she Jost control of hi him and then shot At Mr, Buckner elf. Mf to make a special report on the Mr. Buckner told Judge that he believed the Geta Interlecutory Decree. Supreme Cov t Justice Maddox in Brooklyn signed an interlo utory decree trict-Attorney Spence, which set forth | of divorce for Mrs. Lydia M. Hendricks against Frank A. Hendricks today. ‘The woman defendant has been »| Mt. Hondrickha is the daughter of Charles H. Ebbetts, owner of the Brook. Bat tt he BREAKS A BAD COLD WN ALEY! TRY TT “Pape’s Cold Compound” ‘The case experience in obtaining evidence to’ Unvae'det offeet claime against railroads and aan kee Rose Pressman, Who Killed Nathan] ives quick relief—Don’t Chase, Says She Intended to Commit Suicide, lishment street, Dec, 4 last and was indicted for murder in the first degree, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the Gret not | degree to-day before Judge Mulqueen| in General jumors/ woman was remanded to the Tomba until next Tuesday for sentence. The| euch prompt ly individual panes ip Astor yesterday af- {and observed. in tones: “Our maximum penalty for manslaughter Imprisonment. For the firet time since she shot express has become a part of our lan- guage, and we now call a cll Ey ag Rage am Onsale, m otroke) at is—and lan-|genius an Genius! |individuel, “I shall hire » hall|know what an am not finding fault, because I, myself, smoke Oasis C' and I am eware that t incomparable, and”’- He Will Hire a Hall, At this moment « six-foot po- the sho of the lect meanwhile ‘whispering in ear that Broadway was hard! the place for clocutionary forta, “Thank you,” said the im the near future and continue the excellence stay stuffed-up! You can end gripe and break up| # @ cevere cold either in head, chest, It promptly opens clogged-up_nos- No, 20 West Seventeenth) trile and air passages ip the head, y, jhaness, sore enitiness “he young woman talked about saw Chase she She killed | rnelf. requent Judge Mulqueen assigned a probation officer) case, Mulqueen young woman {C} ‘The surgeon himself Iv expected to! had no intention of killing Chase. a MRS. 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Millions of families who are well informed wee nothing ¢! but recently there has come a flood spurious fig syrups, so we warn the public to aak plainly at drug stores for @ 50 cent bottle of “California Syrup racial ” with contempt. IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “W. CARRIED HIS OASIS AROUND, tumbied WiTh HIM in New York Didn’t Know Big City Was Full of Oasis. “I never travel without an Oasis in sight,” remarked a man*in a Stetson looking hat, as he asked for his key at the’ Hotel De ‘Riche last eve:|™ eve- “You never can tell. Down aged ge a fun of womatiines the water Mat any too darned , but cigar- ANT” WILL GO AND GET IT.|R two dozen Packages of “Oasis"—the ex- ceptional cigarette. ‘You are discharged,” said the Court, i an excep- tional case. Call the next one.” “1 HOPE TO BUILD A REAL OASIS” Shamrock a Look ettee—you've got to have those |; to tLe outfit from hatin; ioe Ne i ighty good cig- arettes, too. I it half a dozen boxes, and before I go home I am going to stock up. The boys will sure welcome Oasis Cigarettes.” STRUCK BIS OASIS HERE Judge T. Merritt Soakem, in the Night Police Court, roughly o a dusky prisoner at the bar to open his of loot so the Court tr witness the fruit of his degradation. Out ing secrets unknown to achting world in general. joad waterline will be the full length allowed by the rules of the New York Yacht Club. This exceptional yacht will be fitted out and sailed to America some time before the end of April if present plans carry. Shamrock IV. would lift the cup held for so many years by America, Sir Thomas is reported to Have setlt “She'll be the very best and newest thing yet—an Oasis, in fact.” O.-ace-sis!!! Whaddye mean Oasis? Why, one ofthose EX-CEP-TION- AL things— one of the things ane only comes your way once a -f while. That's an Oasis retty |p you are. At the same time I/w he| iceman laid his heavy hand on/@F COURSE, BE ENEW OASIS Young Ben Aboo, the Arab student, now taking a course in .| medicine at Columbia Univer. alty, sald last bl t the “Frat” & yo you bpys. that brightens this t desert—New ‘ York—for ihe —and it ts ‘em all when it does come. And by the way, there's an Oasis in.amokes that you ought to get wiseto. They're sure EX-CEP- fal pot ol Come 10 ‘for a nickel —GREAT biend — and a gift with DOUBLE coupons inevery package. Say tothe clerk— Oasis 8; Company. heaper tise, Hand back any Latest |B May Have Ta. Her| ed if he thought the| iS R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. S, Broadwey, 34th to 35thSt. The Enlarged and Greatly Enlivened Department of ORIENTAL RUGS Holds an Important Sale _ Beginning To-day Insoleed are more than $238,000.00 worth of very fine and many rare modern ond antique Rugs. Included is a jal lot which eoqutred If we had bought these Rugs in the usual way in which they are acquired by retailers, AND if we were to add the percentage of profit pre- vailing in the average retail store, you would pay from one-fourth to, one-third more than the prices here quoted. This announcement can only be an irsitation t you te come and see these truly remarkable Oriental Rug ales for yourself and judge of their velue by comparison with any Rugs offered for sale anywhere in the City. selections, have the sent home, return them —_ without question poy Aol U you have the t. Wearth Vicor, Come as early as gong and gel your money back promplly, ig dissatisfaction with your ANATOLIAN, Doorway MATS $1.59 and $1.79 Each RICH, Silky BELOOCHISTAN RUGS Doorway, Window and Bedroom Sizes “$7.87, $9.94 and $11.84 Each 70 iran. 79 Antique Runners, Kurdistan Rugs, $24.74 to $38.50 $37.50, $42.50 & $47.50 Many Rugs are included that would Elsewhere $65.00 to $85.00 command double the price. Sizes run Very silky and in beautiful color effects. | from 2 ft. to 4 ft. widths, and from 9 ft. Lamvlen eormcaeh 4 in.x5ft.3in. | to 15 ft. lengths. 140 Hearth-size Beloochistan Rugs, Special at $15.74, $19.89 & $24.74 Very fine’specimens. Some a little larger than hearth size. More than 10,000 square feet in all of superb Persian Carpets, suitable for li aun, Cie pigs 8 libraries, reception rooms, guest chambers, Paden pe | rooms, elc., At an Average 25% Less than the Prevailing Retail Prices Elsewhere— Sim 10.9x8.7 11.6x8.5 12.2x8.4 24x88 12.6x8.10 11.9x8.9 12.7x8.7 12.3x8.9 10.0x7.3 13.7x10.0 12.9x9.0 13.9x10.5 13.4x9.2 12.9x9.0 12.6x10.6 Sie 11.11x9.3 feet 12.3x8.6__ feet 11.10x8.10 feet 10.8x9.1 feet 11.10x8.3 10.9x7.1 11.0x7.10 Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— $99.50 | 14.6x11.0 i Persian Carpet— $122.50 | 12.0x8.9 feet Persian Carpet— More than 100 exquisite Kirmanshah Rugs and Carpets at prices from ONE-FIi ONEFOURTH less than they can be duplicated for at retail Poni yg New oe at hed Kirmanshah Gorovan Carpets 10,9x14.8 ft. Special at $276.00 Carpets 11.5x15.6 ft. Special at $311.00 9 ft. Special at 11.0x15.0 ft. Special at 7.10x9.1 ft. Special-at Abed 10.1x14.4 ft. Special at pore 10.4x14.10 ft. Special at 7.4x10.0 ft. Special at Kazakji Rugs 9.4x11.0 ft. Special at Average size 2.8x3.2 ft. Special at $7.40 ea- feet feet feet feet Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— Persian Carpet— 9.0x11.9 ft. Special at 8.7x14.3 ft. Special at 9.0x13.10 ft. Special at 9.5xi3.10 ft. Special at 10.8x13.9 ft. Special at 9,10x14.3 ft. Special at 11.3x14.3 ft. Special at 10.5x17.6 ft. Special at se Kurdistan Rugs 12.7x18.8 ft Special at $599.00 | Average size 3.4x6.6ft. Special at $19.80. ANTIQUES that will delight the artistic sense of the connoisseur in a collection that will be A} singly or in groups at strictly MERCHANDISE PRICES. Included, for instance, is a fine Lavere Raw feet, special at $794.00; and a Babhtart Carpet, 14x21 feet, special at