The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1914, Page 9

FEWSPAPER REPORTERS DECLARED IN CONTEMPT FOR SHELONG TPSTER VWiiitiune Men Fined $500 Each “War Declining to Name Source | of Information, | et wo newspapermen ere in @entempt of court for refusing to ro- {veel to the Federal Grand jury the Qeuree of information of two emug- @@iag wtories printed in the Tribune was the decision of Judge Learned Mané, of the United States District Oourt, in a five-page opinion handed Gewn to-day. @eerge Burdick, former city editor of the Tribune, and William Curtin, ehip news reporter, were fined $400 ea¢h. The fire will be suspended un- til the United States Supreme Court has p-ased on the dovision. ‘The case has assumed nation-wide importance since the two men were pardoned by Woodrow Wilson for all offenses they might have committed {a obtaining information for the two articles which were printed in De- comber. This pardon was signed at the request of United States District- Attorney Marsball in order to make futile the plea of “self-incriminatton” whi.n Burdick and Curtin made to avoid answering questions before the Grand Jury. Both men spurned the pardon, ar- suing that it could not be granted iggemuch as the President had no power to grant a pardon before a etaviction. The two declared they ‘were acoused of no crimo and that Congress alone had the power to e@tant amnesty. ————— War Veterans Not Destitute. ‘Mhrough its secretary, Michael J. Leary, the Memorial and Executive Committee, Boroughs of Manhattan and Brenz, United 8; lsh War Voterans, bes requested The Evening World to state that the committes did not author- {ne @ statomont recent ven out for wblication by Francis J” Lowe. a meme Yer af the orranisation, wnich' repre: that many of the ere in New York are without LA ed and appealing to the ‘ em. or @ place public to Canal Project. Levi Mussey, a civil engineer, began sult in Brooklyn to-day against DeWitt ©, Flanagan, capitalist and promoter of inal project, Yo reco ea ugust’ Belmont took the over @ few yours ago. Tt was alized “at, $4,000080 "et sayst thet rs 9f $8,000,000 was made last Raza, BY Belmont to Flanagan and in ave been his GUARANTEED ee ly. Box contain Dealers supplied. CHARLES A. KEENE ‘Wotehes, Dinmends, Jewelry, 188 Broadway, New York BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It. q We will d with thres tights for cn eutna charge of 41.50. THE BVENING WORLD, Restaurant—New York's Only Noon-Day Cabaret, 12.15 to 2. © 35 Years Soaders G / Ps: AVE. 19° T0207 STREET. W. A. Marble and John S. Sheppard, Jr., as RECEIVERS Beginning Tomorrow Kahn, Alexander Co., 825 Lafayette hand. Simpson Crawford Keeney the regular stock at a-figure enablin; dollar. Our entire collection from Values up to $10 at $2,95 SLIPPER BUCKLES, set with) Kahn, Alexander secured the sample stock and a liberal portion of | Every pigce o! us to sell this fine, fashionable jewelry at 30c on the ahn, Alexander Co. represents on! Values up to $5 at $1.45 BANDBAUX, allver and piat- ‘ inum finished metals, set with Values up to $7 TANGO BBTS, set with With gard Whatever For Cost, Value or Former Price We Have Marked Every Better Grade Suit & Overcoat $1 0 In Our Entire Stock Saturday in the Men’s Store Second Floor IMPORTANT. This does not include any suit or over- coat that sold for less than $18.00. This is Ouro rtunity to save from $8.00 to $82.00 on your next Fall and Winter Sultand Overcoat besides wearing them for the remainder of the season. OVER, tt Sereat Soe Be OVERCOATS [iii Srtrecate were $18.00 MEN’S .. (i Suite were $25.00 | 41 Overcoats were $30.00 SUITS 286 Suite were $20.00 137 Suits were $18.00 $10 We cannot fill mail, telephone nor C. 0. D. orders. We cannot make, It is understood that every sale be charged for at cost. (Geena Fieer.), Saturday GLOVE Specials WOMEN'S WHITE Bice KID WOMEN’S GREY GLOVES, for elbow-length sleeves; | GLOVES, one clasp, full pique sewa, exceptional bargains; sa | 49 Paris int back; the most WASHA 89c pair..... * wanted glove for street wear; WOMEN'S WHITE WASHABLE 79c janges nor refund money. And alterations, if necessary, will DOESKIN GLOVES, both pique and WOMEN'S $ prix scam sewing; ES, one-clasp prix pair........ sean sewn; pair, . Floor, March China and | ;27,, Glassware Sale | tights From France, Germany, Austria, England and America, we have gathered the largest and finest assortment of real bargains in Dinnerware ever offered in the history of the Simpson Crawford Store. You are invited to inspect our Dinnerware display Saturday at March Sale Prices. This Handsome $4.95 This Artistic $7.95 t : Lamp at Lamp at $2.98 | $4.95 Finished in Nile green | In green or i rich ainber, stands al Inches high, shade Mensures 13 inches in diameter, with pieces of art glass fitted into @ brass ftame. The Jamp is complete, with burn: antie, chim- ‘and goose Domes _ This $1.29 Art Glass Light Complete at . 75¢ Nile green or amber, with fringe to match; hexagon shape; complete with sctentific regulating burner, “Sale of Gas Mantles 10,000 FIRST QUALITY, REGULAR 10c. INVERTED MANTLES, EACH . . . For those who desire to ha: eteng ly of manties on hand we will make a jee, it 10 mantles, for 4c, Hasement, The March’Sale of Gas Domes Many remarkable values in addition to these. $7.95 Dome 94:9 $10.50 Dome $598 In Nile green or rich f ‘This style has cut pisses fr 22 inches in diameter, Ni Breen or amber, Complete with 106 ; fandle Power inverted C ght, bagde io Ait an; height celling, r tra Special at $5.98 Tt has long he ur ambition to genuine $10.00 Dining-room Dome at about half pried. After many ful efforts we have excocded our expectations by securing a $10.5 but only in @ limited quantity, and while they last the price will be 98. 20 inches in diameter, in elther Nile green or rich amber, with al ‘made to fit any height of ing. ome in either flower or fruit design, that we sell for electricity high colored pieces in bese of d 1» al a is final. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY $7, 1914. Receivers Sale Sample Jewelry » New York, decided on a dissolution of partner- ship. To effect an immediate reorganization, it was necessary to dispose of the stock on this sale. Slipper as $7.00 Tango Sets at $1 Values up to $18 at $5 SLIPPER BUCKLES, platinum finished metal, set with rhine stones. .........4. SLIPPER BUCKLES, cut steel abe Values up to $3.50 at TANGO SETS, cut steel...... B* ‘1D PINS, gold inlaid and Piatinum finished metal, set With rhinestones RETTES w SL R RUCK LI BANDEAUX, silver finish wet with rhinestones, fan Stock, 30c must-be worn today in order to: keep up with the fashions. There is no ordinary jewelry in juckles and Hair ornaments were the specialties of Kahn, Alexander Co. ahn Alexander jewelry is strictly new merchandise made for this season, such 5.00 Bandeaux at $1.45; $18.00 Sli Buckh 00, the novelties that | #10.00 Slipper Buckles nt @205. 0 incertae tia On 95c ee 15 ?. Moo Charge Account Customers Are Invited to Use Their Accounts ——_— on the Dollar | Main Floor. 95c | Values up to $2.50 at 50c J KRETTES, BACK GOMNS, “TANGO sits, 50. BRAID PINS, BROOCHES, Ic RHINESTONE SLIDES and DRESS ORNAMENTS... ‘ Values up to $1.50 at 25c 1,000 Pieges ODD JEW including Braid’ Pins, rettes, Brooches, Bil Buckles, Hat Ping, | : Ready To-morrow—The Simpson Crawford Special Misses’ Spring Suit at ‘24.75 Original Paris Models Imported at Great Cost 75. ew CLEAREAT and Cleverly Reproduced at Aisa hte THE NEW WOOL CAE EE $ models, rich THE NEW CREPE POPLIN t THE EVER POPULAR SERGE THE FASHIONABLE CHECKS e years. Ready tomorrow at $24.75. Misses’ Spring Dresses at $15.00 A Saturday Sale of more than usual importance, as there i eat in chiffon taffeta, crepe meteor and walrus crepe, the puffed panniers, ripple flounce and draping. ‘The new deep m prescribes is here at $15.00. and Wool Crepe Dreases in the newest Spring models. Sizes 14 and 16 years. MISSES’ $16.60 BALMA- 8 bd eat iepelah new dele, ri GUN COATS fn » se | frcea et tertee 5.98 Raglan effect, with capacious sleeves, slashed side pockets GIRLS’ WASHABLE DRESSES, in a dozen new fs or open revers for general utility wear; made of all-wool fancy coatings, sleeves and yoke lined, sines 14 to 16 § - years; at. 8.95 GIRLS’ n Ei ou yearn, at T9c,, $1.00, $1.60 | oor, ne! and $1.95. moire taffeta and faille silk, with touches of embroidery in contrasting colors. These Suits exemplify the newest ideas in ticr and dra skirts. It is difficult to place a value on the Suits, and some of our pete iaghonvie' that it would be impossible for them to be as well satisfied elsewhere without paying a ladies’ tailor $50.00 or $60.00 to make a suit to order, The sizes are 14 to 16. | lete assortment of new- newest effects in th i * Hichly tsimmed with shadow lace add greatly to the character of the styles af ig Also at $18.00 a carefully selected line of A CLEARANCE OF $6.75 “WOOLLEN SCHOOL DRESSES, tines FY $12. mode A final clearance of about 100 Winter Coats at $5 new short coat trimmed in shade that lisses’ Serge ol le and Ral- 16.50 “4 > Z Spge eS ES TE Cpe URN SES ——___ Third Floor, New Spring Blouses a Wonderful Saturday Sale Values up to $2.00 MADRAS BLOUSES VOILE BLOUSES BATISTE BLOUSES LINEN BLOUSES CHINA SILKS At oF | 49 Reg. $2 & $2.50 VOILE BLOUSES BATISTE BLOUSES TRIMMED WITH LACE EM- BROIDERY Last Day Values up to $3.75 CHIFFON BLOUSES SILY BLOUSES BATISTF, BLOUSES VOILE BLOUSES WASH SILKS LACE BLOUSES At $998 Values up to $5.00 SHADOW LACE NET BLOUSES. CREPE DE CHINE dbeeond Floor, Values up to $6.00 LACE BLOUSES CREPE DE CHINE At $55.00 Values up to $12.75 CREPE DE CHINE LACE BLOUSES CHIFFON BLOUSES TAFFETA SILKS MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES Receivers’ February Furniture Sale It is well that the last day occurs on Saturday, for many men, as well as women, will be at liberty to take advanta; structed furniture for whic! $40 Brass Bed, Squere Tubin; -inch posts and 5 heavy fijlers in head and foot, All squaze tubing; any size. Guaranteed lacquee, Merrls Chae *17,95 a a. Aa of the final February Sale Prices. The substantial, perfectly con- the Simpson Crawford store is noted, cannot be found elsewhere at the low prices quoted here. We Sell Furniture on the Club Plan. 4 $27 Oak Dining Room Suite, pieces, 6 {t. extension table and 4 genuine leather $3 seat chairs. ee sies «= «$4.95 | beth, 95 129,95 Perio Suit, Gace Only, *6.95 ||, A Saturday Sale of © 9x12 Rugs Although we have very little space to devote to this Aumouentes the values could pot be stronger if we them in an entire page. i Our object is to offer the better grade 9x12 Rugs at very special low prices on Saturday in order to give those men wha are gentlemen of leisure on Saturday afternoon an opportunity to assist in the selection of the new rug. " $45.00 9x12 ROYAL WILTON RUG $82.50 9x12 BODY BRUSSELS RUC #24.50 9x12 WILTON VE! C $21.50 9x1@ SEAML ESS 55c EXTRA HEAVY CORK LINOL 5c ENAMELLED LINOLEUM, #1.15 INLAID LINOLEUM, 56 $1.25 TO 81.35 INLAID LINOL y Spring Millinery At prices that will induce many to purchase their new hats earlier than usual. MMustrated above are three of our new Spring styles at the remarkably low price of S108 Scores ther stunning styles will be found in the Department of fine quality hemp, other hair bestd, All are jeunty Spring shapes requiring very little trimming; special, at...... Some are made of imitation $18 3.00 ‘ Millinery Trimmings—Main Floor f Fancy Ostrich Novelty, 15 inches in height, in two toned effect, at. ee Shaded 8c ' Flower Dlonsures ol dalaty flowers, with ine foliage, two of which we picture, ‘ 39c ‘ j A Large Assortment of Flower Wreaths, in all the new Spring Flowers, im hegutiful colorings, at Sée end.e cs cine Service .