The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1914, Page 9

a ta acsccalaa — - | INDICTED BOOKMEX | DEMURAND ASKDELAY nN THEIR PLEADINGS Reiurns Against Them to Be| Read To-Day in the United States Court. Demurrera to superseding indict- ments against the Anglo-American AutRors’ Association and twelve offi- cers of the association will be filed to-day following the reading of the Indictments before Judge ‘Hollister tn the United States District Court. It Is charged in the tndictments that the twelve men used the mails te defraud in the sale of ornate editions of classic authors. The Bundreds of purchasers are sald to have paid at least $8,000,000 for books ‘Worth $600,000, James J, Farmer, Glen F. Farmer, Col. William J. Hartley of the New York Athletic Club, Sam Rosenfield, Pare F. bt W. H. Scott, R. ‘gon were called to plead to-day, Attorneys Max J. Kohler and James Mer tnd Beth Maa ola Until Wednesday, when the demurrers will have been filed, ‘Wealthy persons all over the coun- yn in in special ‘editions, vite a “INSPECTOR” TRAPPED | IN BRONX APARTMENT Scores of Householders Victims of Man Who Posed as City Employee. A man giving the name of Montague f J. Pike, representing himself as o f ae \ dramatic critic, a Health Department inspector, an official of the Motion Pleture Exchange and of the Street Cleaning Department, was arrosted by Policeman Wilkesman and Horan to-ady in order that he might be con- fronted by a hundred or more Bronx householders who have complained thet @ fake “inspector” has robbed thelr apartments of jewelry and toilet articles. William Staaden of No. 500 East One Hundred and Sixty-third street, became suspicious of Pike when the | young man called to-day and said he a “~~ wanted to inspect the plumbing of the apartment. Refusing to admit Pike to bis own home, Staaden wait- ed until be had entered the rooms of Mrs. A. Levy on the floor above and then ran to the station and called the policemen. sinemetpseptedis PEOPLE'S VOICE, SAYS THAW. emt on Ale beny Res ite Case. CONCORD, N. H., Feb. %4.—Although hie advisors objected, Harry K. Thaw to-day issued a statement declari the tratce of ite people te evident tn the resolution, led at Albany, asking ar Investigation of the sources of the fund: ai wove of the way Corre catered to Mr. Jerome anc his friends. I hi inclusive informa- tion as to that,” the statement read. being used William Travers Jerom: in the ‘agnt to return Thaw to Mattea- wan. “The fair minded people of ttorne; 7 roe a THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1914. ee eee | Merchandise R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. Store Here \A (°} Cpens at | Advertised ‘a 8.30 A. M. on Sale and ; | sate Herald Square Broadway, 3th to 38th St. ate M. ‘> [OseFul Men’s Full Dress Linens at |Coat and Trousers, Economical $22.00 Prices 2 The following items were select-§ Tuxedo to Match, $16.75 gion the display of our Linen partment on the second floras] . Absolute correctness of style fepresentative of the splendid in every line and every detail. nae at almost wholesale is the distinguishing feature of Trish Da k Macy’s Dress Cicthes. Table Clothe Of course, by paying $65.00 In fi t round to $85.00 to a high-grade spe- ied dg Gesigns. I cialty custom tailor, one may a ne $1.49 ind the best. But since Ordinarily $1.98. 70x88 inches, (each) 70x10S inches, (each) comma’ i 1 the ath ag ha recent in- crease the graceful habit of wearing Dress Clothes, they have been studied by experts in ready-to-wear—with the result that the cost to you of an absolutely comet Suit has shrunk very materially. Macy's Diess Suits ate made of black unfirished wosted, and ate silkelined throughout, with white silk sleeve lining. The cuffs on the sleeves and the edge of the collar are bound with silk galloon. The Trousers have braid on the side seam. | The price is for Coat and Trousers only, for most men prefer the touch of individu- ality that may be attained by the purchase of a separate white Waistcoat. White Waistcoats, $297 to $9.75 | Other Dress Suits at Macy's are priced $31.25 and up 0 944,50. . $65.00 Fur-lined Overcoats, $37.50 JUustrated, Lined with an excellent crade of ‘“‘near- seal" (dyed coney) and with collar of “electric.” al vf the best Irish weavers, in plain silts and staa with red or bus sorders. Boys’ Laundered Blouses Reduced to 68c Were 96¢ Made of woven or printed Madras, light, medium and dark The shell is of an exceptionally fine of imported colors attached collar oF firs | black Kersey, of the kind generally used in Coats costing Years. Second Vier, 84th 8t., Rear, | $100.00, Fifth Fleer, Broadway. Scotch Flannel Greatly Reduced At, Yard, 12¢ Macy's prices were 24¢ and 34¢ yd. 28 and 32 inches wide in a most complete assortment of designs in neat stripes and woven figures. Excellent for men’s shirts and paler, and women's waists, use dresses and kimonos. 28-inch Eden Cloth, (y4.) 10¢ Macy's price was 12¢ Newest Milan Hemp Hats—.Special at $1.98 It is but seldom that a new hat is offered at such @ tempting price so early in the season. These new shapes are made of the Milan Hemp Braid, which so closely resembles Milan, but is lighter and finer. About 20 shapes—all smart novelties in the assortment—which include the favored effects for easly Spring wear. In black, dark brown, myrtle green and purple. Gecond Fleer, 84th Bt. A touch of ribbon or a fancy feather will trim these Hats stylishly. When Hats ana Trimmings are purchased here our expert mil- liners will trim them withows any additional charge. Snowdrift White ‘ Elsewhere 15, In many fs |$ Corduroy Golfette, |e ' : Flannel (yd.) 9e ed N UIN Special, yard, 59c Elsewhere 1c a yard AU lv Width 27 inches. One of the new and very popular white | 27 inches wide; excellent quality \N\ (ha ‘fabrics of the season. Suitable for sport coats, two-| with heavy nap in a variety of : > piece suits, separate skirts or children’s coats. tet stripes in pink, blue and ig Macy's has a complete assortment of the newest fashionable | ve SI materials. Included are all-wool Gabardines, 41 inches wide, | White Outing be | at 94c. Striped and plaid Serge in newest color combina- | Flannel yd.) 514¢ Z S= tions, $1.49 yard. All-wool Crepe cpt, 3 asiies wide, | Macy's price was 71¢¢ a yard * PIW ; at 86c. Allewoo! Poplin, 54 inches wide, at $7.09, | section, 24 inches wide, Te-Day and To-Morrow Se “ts 2 ne ef 3 SBRESEZER: itz i made ‘ erireecer BROADWAY. New York, A. WADIA ALAA MA 0 == ALAC AL ALAA Fe : 3 7 j ¢ id Suburbanites and Commuters —Along the transportation lnee BEER ate, BO ‘The Service of the Macy Beoths in these Terminals very con- Ventent and helpful, 65c and 75c Imported Scotch FiguredCork Linoleum (sq. yd.) 59c Fifty Patterns A quality that will sive atte Linoleum at the price Unusuelly fine selection of hard wood parquet effects, which wood erat od thet they can re CJ from high-grade ‘Good selection of tile effects in blue, white, and green, together with a number of Japanese mat- ting designs, Newest Inlaid |Imported 318.00 Mogquette Couch Covers at $11.89 From Germany. Size 108 inches x 60 inches. Choice of two very beautiful Oriental designs, clo:e reproductions of the famous Sarouk and Ardebil Rugs. tones of rose, tan, green, brown and red. Fourth Fleer, 35th Street, Rear. In rich, soft Curtain Materials At Notable Savings ., We have very complete lines in both Scrim and the well liked “Sunfast" fabrics; all excellent values and some very specially priced, Curtain Scrim, Usually 39c, (yd.) 24c 1,640 yards, 38 inches wide, in white, cream and Arabian, Fine quality fancy hemstitched block and stripe designs, with a double woven hem- stit border. Curtain Scrim, at 28¢, (usually 49c) is 40 inches wide. In white, cream and Arabian. Extra fine quality. Novelty Lace, 14c, 19¢ and 24c a yard 45 inches wide, stripe, filet and allover designs, At Se, 39, 49¢ and 58, 45 inches wide, in stripe, block, filet, floral and allover designs. Finer qualities at 69¢, 88c, 98¢ and $1.12 a yard. “Sunfast’”’ Draperies We call special attention to these materials which are Linoleums (oq.4.) 14c light in weight, plain or figured, very rich and effective in curgeet aten tile vefcts, appearance, The colorings are green, brown, blue, gold white, gray ai and rose. ‘The wood patiorns are pariicu- and are, being, much used now in dining and bedrooms x Where, Linoleum is sanitary, easily cleaned, and pleasing to the eye, Width two yards, Veurth Fleer, B5th Street, larly fine At 39¢ a yard; 31 inches wide; excellent quality in plain material, At 74e a yard; 45 inches wide; double border, plain centre, uthers with allover madras designs. At 61.12 a yard; 45 inches wide; in figured verdure designs. Fourth Fleor, Sith st., Rear, WAAPRRAWWR Fit Macy Ve BREVARMVAR AIRRARRRRAADADR RI Mary lag WA ER ! UAL AAALAC ead VALLI AL ALVA ALAL AL AL MALAL | : "7 : © 3 PORVVUAADRA 09 2 sown t AVIV RRRPRARWRORPRRRAAPRAARAR R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Lew Prices WATIGYAS: Broadway,S4th to 36th St. | Half Price Sale Macy’s Mid-Winter Furnitare Sale reaches its climax in a reduction of 14 on pieces remaining from the Sale and from our regular stock VAAAAAINAATNAN AN AAAAWADOAO AOE ADNAN To appreciale the values offered in this sale two facts must be clearly understood : (1) This Furniture is ai! of the durable, wearegiving sort, f the only kind that finds its bis Mi Macy stocks. Much exactly 14) were the “Lowest-in-the-C of it is of very unusual degree of beauty. sale prices anywhere else for Furniture of this quality. The Woods Represented Are: Vernis Martin Jacobean Mellowed Oak Golden Oak Weathered Oak Early English Oak and | Circassian Walnut Birch, Fumed Oak Mission Oak and Birch Mahogany Mahogany Veneer Tuna Mahogany Bird's-Eye Maple Prima-Vera Mahogany Bedroom Suite, Was $925.74, Now $462.87 Dining Room Furniture, HALF PRICE BUFFETS, and Bedroom Furniture HALF PRICE PRINCESS DRESSERS of EXTENSION TABLES, in in Jacobean oak 3 from those that Jacobean oak, mahogany K, and mahogany; Mahogany enamel, Circassian iden oak; from Haare were | were $66.25, now $39.25, up to | from those that $14. Inut, one Gok and 1.24, now $10.89, up tu those | those that were §109.00, now | "ow 47.49, to those were | oak; from those Bx MING TABLES, in | $420. PR IRRORS rabomany that | gusady aoe nee ot Ore Jaton ‘oak, mahogany, fum. d GINA AND CRYSTAL | wete $10.24, are now oe i htshcsdicd oa Coates Grosmen wal- | CLOSETS, In jeccpean oes. ma- AIRS AND Ri ‘ERS. ect Pan pan TAi tape | Seopa | me aieemaniris | Eetaen ke cae | Sopranos 930.25. : $132.00, now $68.23. te these that wore tow eos that woe Skee 8 % Price Miscellaneous Bedroom Pieces Price |. BEDS, of white enamel, ma- | HIGH-BOY CHIFFONIERS, | WARDROBES, : |. COMED, 4 & hogany. “iwory™ natural birch, Ht were $186.00, now tnak wore pe0as now GaN | NEY AL MIRRORS, of me = Early English” finish, etc.; from 50. FOLDING BEDS, of mat si8.75, 934 tot that , those that were $1.49, now 74%. | DESKS, | of mahorany, ; thet (vere $78.25, cyny Pd upto those that were 833.78, now gAntigus Ivory, ete. from Eh a bP were 687.85, now styprel ong Ss hee ed MNOES, of white enamel; | those. that w 101,00, 1 ARM. 23 tnar eee $19.49, now $9.94. 055.25. oie oe wae Se ESF ee oe Hsp eller} La 3 ¥% Price Library and Living Room Furniture \ Price BOOK CASES ot golden oak, TABLES of golden oak, from DESKS of and ES ia from those tat were $15.24, now | those that were $7.34, now | Jacobean oak, that tl Ay 4 $7.67, to those that were $42.28, | $3.67, up to those that wore | [rire Sal.S0 ew be DESKS ot now $21.24. 925.25, now 912.67, os, . oak ware $10.89, now \ Price Miscellaneous Pieces 4 Price Pillow (Cretowne) E34 We | Lamp uid, RET | Mors Cus peewee (Weathered Ooh) #1224. ob2a | Lamp heal Sita Haraing Basket ae Music Cabinet ‘(Pomed Lenten CC alnat) $27.75 1389 | Rak ne) 49 Otand Stand as Chait (Mop) 67.09 $34 | 5 Emad Ooh) 413.26 1.67 | Chale poe Cheval Glass 3-Ploce Butte fv a3 (Kyonys) $34.50 9lT.24 Lemp ) $2.67 Ol. pe Pitcw (oe aie Dkr cit 15730 O86 (esther) 34.09 0234 | Stand Tray (Brass) $1.99 Lamp Pad Chale Mahogan Tray (Brass) $1.59 ' (Lacther) 9198 9% | Blocks Tete iy Chair $18.24 til Rocker #1274 9634 | Chale eins fi Suite (3-piece) $128.00 a Pillow Chait rable Cover (Leather) | 99 ABs (Groen Plush) $449 92.24 | Rocke ‘an (“SS Table $30.25 S924 | choir (Gil) 41926 96.67 06.24 Pillow $167 oe | Dome wn "4h09| Toe Bookcase 6806.00 Settee $113.00 $56: $3.69 Hise Miroo $16.00 Kame Tey 4 a $eraliere an Sofa Paper Bey 3 Miro: ale Ri | sa T70 Cota) $3250 $26.78 Pooer Rak aay Consol Table $21, Crate, 625 SOARS | yy ert te 26 91224 Golden Oak Tae oe Viner oper) $667 SRS | cggy(T@72 Coma) steer g0.s4 | Mat Rack = A028 an Wetton ‘seb Dinner Call” 1424 68.24 (Terra Cowa) $90.25 945,25 | Mitror vo ih | Poco 6 (Weathered Oak) 42474 81234 Perarecem 27 sive | eaee | ae a | ee rz Rack (acawred, “goae seer | Fem Stand “y | Side Chair gla O824 | Boum fata Back (Lacaee $967 8689 | peg Zire Cove) $50.25 $2528 Chal ong 234 SRT | Uma Stand 1824 ur % indian Rack > vane) 83773 1888 aaa LTE isons 4.50 B14 | Condens 4 s e Umbrella Stand 421.24 $10.67 15.34 Lamp ener $73.50 $36.75 Early English Fern Stand 49033 sisa9 | Char of > (Lacquered) $49.75 $24.89 Settee 90825 $4.25 b4 stand oe on $24 2k | MN Cilhedral Ooh) 91474 91.94 pment on (Satinwood) $16.24 $8.24 | Chair 99.74 89 (Gaui ) ¥. . Arm - Chair Chair 930.25 $15.24 | Mirror (Walnut) $4.34 $2.24 ‘(Lesther) $20.94 (Satintwood) $20.67 $10.49 | Chair $21.74 $10.74 | Mirror (Wolnms) $9.74 ere &Plece Suite 9338. Pillow $1.49 Te | Chair (arm) $43.50 §21.7: Mirror (Gold) $21.24 $10.67 | Rocker (Lesther) $43.23 Lion (Brome) $14.89 87.49 | Ciwir $17.24 ae Pont atau) 45230 que2y | Racker Uesther) $93.75 (Fumed Oak) $107.00 $83.80 | Chait hoz sabe | Muttin Stand Chat ( ops Chair e H ‘oc $14.6; $7. | &Pi ite 3 Chair $15.24 $1.67 | Rocker 517.24 BGT | Steamer cae otep he || Piece Suite $226.00 a3 Arm Chair $42.25 $21.24 | Rocker $15.24 on Pillow (Creonne) $2.34 1.24 | SPiece Suite 999.50 | Rocker $35.75 $17.89 | Cellarette $17.24 .6 Settee (Shellac Piece Suite $132.50 | ee Skin Cover) 91.08 9 | Bookrack sae “ate | Picture nn) H24 Be | ce Suite 911700 | skin Cover Bookcase $76.25 $39.75 (Hs hite Enamel) $4.24 #34 Chair (Leather) $68.25 (Gray) $1.98 99¢ Table Desk $128.00 $64.25 — Pillow 59 2 Sixth Come to Macy’s to-morrow and come early, for nearly all of the items in this sale are only one of a kind. i} . s Consisting of ten pieces, of which eight only are shown above. Exceptionally handsome in design and finish. $22,000 ot Fine Furniture for $11,000 (2) Macy's former prices (of which these sale prices are ity,” lower than special Gum Wood (a satiny wood resembling Circassian Walnut). Gold Finish. sith Pier. CHIFFONIERS ih. white ee Cer RE ee SC A aks it nee Ns ed 9