The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1914, Page 7

POUCE SAY ih say they found that rented, a room in the neigh- Derhood. They searched the room and found several hundred dollars’ worth of stored there. ‘ee driver baaier the United jee Court “for There’s No Cor That “GETS- vik ‘Wal Geter = & prosperous and respected ez; man and moving van owner of Salves and w Way. 1316 Odell street. alleged in court to-day that he just look at the way that corn comes * ‘That's whet you'll say when you wonderful “GETH-IT" ‘on that dora you've tried eo long to pry off of your in the Bronx, horses and wagons. ‘ge of burglary. “clearing house” ‘Those Corne That Make You nen Nacarato of No. cd be: pleas, of Herman Hershkowits of No. 690 East One Hundred and Thirty- ot Hosenbers eighth street, bry Brothers of No. 644 German Tho police say it was Knost’s tom $0 go out at night in a bode runabout drawn by a fast horse, hl the stables alone and take the imi ir BONWIT TELLER &.CO, fFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Exclusive Tailleur Suits Original French Models and Reproductions From the Bonwit Teller & Co. Designers. 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Y, iain se scz| EXPRESSMAN LED JERYLL-AYDE LIFE Is Charged With Stealing Val- uable Horses From Stables Joneph Knost was, to business men y others In the Bronx, only | for co-operation between the Demo- But the police really two men and that through him they have solved the mysterious thefts of at least twenty valuable Knost to-day was held for trial by Magistrate | State rah, in Morrisania Police Court, | I understood t that Mr. MeCo1 arrest followed that of bis) nephew, Fritz Roesch, on Feb. after he had forced his way into the} stable of Charles Buckenmeler, at} No. 607 Wales avenue. Roeschi con- feased to Detectives Sullivan and Mc- Grath and implicated his uncle. The detective questioned Knoat 80 | »: successfully that he is said by them to have disclosed many otber thefts, besides giving the address of a) on song Island | where the stolen horses were sold. | Already five have been recovered. ‘They were the property of Lulst aa /EAPARURNAR ARUN eaRCINEE RSS 0 ional Chateman mn frame ye ne! 9 any sbould accept t Maoed Cowcnieonernil it weal =} necessary for him to retire as Ont Democratic be ge ene AT WRITE HOUSE Wilson and McCombs Discuss Glynn Offer of Office to National Chairman. March 18.—Plana Partner Wanderea Away Days Ago and Je Lest. As @ release from what he called the cruelty of the world, Inaac Kemethor, broprietor of saloon at No, 688 Lenez avenue, killed himself sons to-day with . LUNCHEON DOINNER—@UPPER le her, het ely four childres o0d-by, nur them all success in & id thet nad bem only Ry 3 to him. Kemethor'# partner, ag ree fon WASHINGTON, HAVE YOU TRIED rt UaR. cratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Committee in the coming election of Senators and Representatives were discussed at the White House to-day. Chairman Will- fam F. McCombs the Democratic National Committee and President ‘Wilson went over the ontire situation. The poltical situation in New York ite was also considered at length. 18, Commission having craee. ak Uae public utilities in bot jew ok diecvssed. tendered this appointment to Me~ (in Tablet or Liquid Form) Combes, and after the "inter retused 1° | Contatne, ‘theee elements which the fo ue Governor urged hi yy eens SS, Se & McCombs would not discuss the result of his visit. Friends of the cus Tomorrow, Thursday, March 19th Sale of 500 Fancy Tailored Suits for Women at $25. Adaptations of the latest Paris models such as are regularly sold at $35 to $45 Ps One is a Cheruit adaptation sd One is a Premet adaptation One is a Bernard adaptation “ One is a Francis adaptation The selection embraces the entire range of the season’s favored fabrics and colorings, and perhaps not a solitary authentic feature of current origin fails of expression in at least one or another of the models in this distinguished collection. Sizes 34 to44. Fourth Floor a_specially arra Women’s Taffeta Silk Skirts ' A very special value tomorrow at $12.50 Two models, one long tunic and the other a deep ruffle effect. High waistband and straight lines. In black only. “Women’s $6.00 Gaiter Boots $3.95 Of special importance tomorrow Modish © Black Shadow Lace Blouses Three special values expressly for Thursday The vogue in smart footwear is the gaiter boot, whole quar- ter style, with medium receding toe, Spanish Louis heel, and fancy gaiter top. That is pre- cisely what these are, and these * are the combinations: Patent leather with matt kid tops, black cloth tops or tops of faun cloth or fancy le. Also black Russia calf with black cloth tops. At $5.95, Black Shadow Lace Blouses, made over white China silk foundation, with vestee of white net and frill around neck. Three-quarter sleeves. A most engaging model. At $8.95 and $9.95, Black Silk Shadow Lace Blouses, made over white silk in a varie! ty of very attractive models, Misses’ Fancy Tailored Suits Value $30........ . Thursday at $18 An extraordinary offering of four new models at this introductory price for Thursday only. These models are the newest innovations in youthful modes, reveal- ing the last creative touches of Paris design. Tailored in gabardine, men’s wear serge, check worsted and fancy crepe, and trimmed with chiffon taffeta, plain or crepe faille or silk moire. Second Floor Navy or Labrador blue, tango, reseda, black and white check, and black. 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