The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1914, Page 6

~¢ IF WITWESSES DISAPPEAR] So". the Poll When Court Rules Against Them. Judge Nott of General Sessions, eral Beasions committed him to-day to await trial in default of $10,000 bal. indictment against Sweeney, which was filed by the Grand Jury yea- follows an “exoneration” by a terday, areas ot Ing do Becker oft No. 331 inty-eeventh atreet, under a fanit tk a tae rderiy resort in a tenement Ghortly after the indictment two policemen, District-At- | waa ‘Whitman was told that frienda | ey accused had induced Mrs, and an inmate of her mouse, | ha ieee Lipschitz, to decamp to ‘The ry ts HUARD MAY READ TESTIMONY §— | Xtencr*enatets, lice Court. wbe Nott directed the testimony ———__— RICH AUTOIST IN TOMBS. ‘9 jury several im aVENING woRLD, Acttear'vnacocs| MAS, MONSON MORRIS, pe pak 4 and then asked Judge to allow him to read to the jury the testimony of the two women given before Magistrate Campbell, in Best & Co: Direct special attention to their unusual facilities Correct Appareling of Children and the Younger for the Set fa which for many years they have specialized, maintaining their own style creators, whose exclusive productions insure a pleasing individuality ef style, and reliability of quality, at most moderate prices. Charming Spring Styles Are now shown in hats of French and American inspiration; Suits, Dresses, Coats and Blouses showing the Paris influence; American Footwear on the smart English lines now in vogue; Gloves, Neckwear, and all dress accessories required by young people of discriminating taste. The Girls’ and Misses’ Departments 4 to 16 years Fourth Floor 14 to Gicl’ Deeess.-.-- 1.95 to 65.00 Misses’ Dresses... . Gul? Coats.. 3-95 to 59.00 ~ Gleb? Selts..+.+-- 27.30 to 49.50 ofelel’ Hate....--- 3.50 to 8.50 Misses’ Hats... Prices according to ages and materials 57 years 4-75 to 125.00 Misses’ Coats ....- 9.75 to 75.00 Miner’ Suits...» 17.80 to 125.00 * $75 to .85.00 The Debutante Misses’ Departments Are on the Second Floor 9.00 to 98.50 Coats.. 25.00 to 75.00 Hats. 45.00 to 125.00 Blouses. FIFTH AVENUE seecccce eeece ‘Siath Avenue, 20th te 22d Street, New Yerk City ny. wrong to think that money is the only inte: .an_ investment. Victrola! hee Well, live and earn! Interest? 1 thoug) I find it’s an the same as I ia is 5 Set nak es " Fea aid = Bu they aren't doing it. “The O'Neill Way” —is the ponalae brings Best Investment I pt 0 that way once—before I bought this ome house—a vaudeville show and a cathedral— ia. fn! T thought it would plore the children—and I fairly revelin itmyself every Interest? Why, the interest on the $200 I invested Fr cent. h een tony fellowship and a fund of music out my chest and feel mighty grateful to my teacher. A eee The Gibe—ghanseen ee where from 50¢. a Derek, to $100 monk «ifn rei the style of instrument. ly want a Victrola—if you beat dance music, for instance, that is being pi: world over—we'l ‘arrange the mor of the question so it will never trou! i Aol Records? Certain; \Bead over these speci: a month. 15.00 to 45.00 5.50 to 150.00 2.95 to 60.00 At Thirty-fifth Street rest he can get on ht a Victrola was payment first—¢1, 05, Please. Thea any- on fond and sea the “$10 rings you Victrola XVt, price $400. Payments 8 you" you nasi select an x to rou | without furtier down payment. *2 ou Victrola, VI. price $38. | Payments a tom week. wish, ictrote ae rh ou with tur si Town is So LONG ILL, 18 DEAD i] He recently was mentioned for one of the Deputy Police Comisstonerships. ——. H | 22 ASK ALL-NIGHT LICENSES, Debut in Albany When Stepfather Was Adjutant-General Was Fol- lowed by Noted Wedding. Mra. Elizabeth Sloan Morris, wife of Capt. Monson Morris, a member of the New York Stock Exchange, died last night at her home, No, 103 East Seventy-fifth street. She had been ill since the birth of her son last summer, Mra. Morris was twenty-six years old and was born in RAM Melee Her CORSET S tite TEU! ie piecinde peg of the Surveyor formerty wan Mids Bees Sloan and has one brother, Sloaa of the United States Army. and | ® sleter, Miss Amy Sloan. tah oh She lorris at the Church of the! Ansenslon by the Dr. wedding was a society ¢ eed great . jorria won his milita: | Twelfth Regiment during the ‘Bosn | teh-American war. Mrs | Capt. Morris, aside trom his prom | nent business and club connection: was formerly oné of the six premie | cotillion leaders in New York society and a | many Mitehel Polley Announcement, | But twenty- |night Hoenses | Mayor Mitchel's ureau of licenses H} | this afternoon. restaurant owners and others who { tend to take advantage of tl of things will oer until The Ite, The Mi Ld ude within forty-eight hours, pitty by his lid committee, it Is under- a . Guaranteed 17 Jewels man's slee LS a jatches Tiodewelied’s dl ove- GOLD Sab. BU0'eewtie: | a | with | ts 3 nae in Seow met light weight, Goodyear wel Téeut. Frank A. ory was Adju- i married to; were of The Fesembiance | ne fourth story of the Mu ing to-day. “I supose the Tomba w office window in jughter of the late Dr. orth = Carolina, Morris wae graduated at the lege in Winston-Salem, tions of women on received their edu- sun. chum of Alfred G. Vanderbilt. | aay, Into the Municipal Bi Restauranteurs Will Awatt “te eations for all- {4 m recely Tt ts understood that 0 new order ee made aga be layor will ake known his atti. Tt wilt the recommendations sub- truth in the statement mi the Globe that warrant aligned fi New York's will be in the Springtime procession as a ‘result t of this Special Sale of Women's pe? aia Walking Shoes with the dressy brocaded selling at $4.00 to in another, order, which he agreed = ot Button Boots, with black cloth also made on the new Cubes Tong vamp Ves tacts For Friday Only—at $1.98 Lev ree idney CoP Is; shoes that were mad to E widths; sises @ to 7; while they last, O'Neill Main Stere—fecond Fleer. phone or C. O. D. orders filled in Bargain Plaza items. Ratine Suitings carey check an shown in Reg. Val., 390, Bar- 29c}!4 Made of fine cambric, French waist, yoke and sleeve with fine em- , Belgium b broidery edges, drawn with ribbon. Peat coney & gray Children’s Dresses | Girls’ Wash In gin, an Game aod cale, frat waisted lfects, trimmed cham! broidered von sizes 2 to 6 years. | full pleated skirts. Alexander Smith's Make All Wool, Shown_in Oriental Floral_and Persian Patterns; Only One to a Customer. 940 to 944 Royal Wilton Rugs, $32. Sizes Oxlf feet and 8 feet 8 inches x 10 feet 6 inches. Gobelin and allover designs. ond ved O'Nelll Main Store—Fourth Floor, leum with color. runnii ; granite pattern; 2 yards wi blue, tan and green; at, square yar a coming,” Catherine B, Davis, Commissioner of |of Mrs. Morris to the Duchess of | Cort | Marlborough had often been remark- =. upon. | A grandda' | William Sloan of Ni an afterthought. is never perfectly happy unless she does her work In a big room where the sunshine is ap- parent for at least a few hours of the ‘The Commissioner has just moved she was as happy to-day unpacking her things as a schoolgirl reaching her destination on a vacation trip. cnceemnestlioaanenss am NO WARRANT FOR CARSON. British Government Denies Ulater Leader Ie te Be Arrested. for the arrest of Carson and other Unionist woos” cloth quarters aay Cuban Louis model and sects ie that many stores are Special, $2.95 This in a new lot of them—we hardly expected any ee one customer sent! we prevailed upon makers to Lae, ® point and duplicate the) to do—Just Once. The Season's Newest Creation Louis or spool heels; ‘tent colt Gootrese stitched welt sole boots with plain ‘00; 9 Twenty or more sensational bargains just like these. Women's Stockings Silk boot in white, black, Nile, various else checks, soft worsted pink « and Nghe blue, ee a finish. also a few out fply i tte Corset Covers Pillow Muffs sine. Reg. Vat. $8.50. Bargain Val. 750. Bi ye fo B Slightly ied le in sing sham, lawns, ray, percale and fi jinon; Dutch wa contrasting colors, others with| neck and elbow sleeves; trimmed emblems and em-| with contrasting colors; gored and $25 9x12 Axminster Genuine Royal Wilton Rugs, from America’s best makers; neat Persian, 96.75 6x10 Foot Prairie Grass Rugs. $3.95 American Prairie Grass Rugs, in fancy bordered patterns, in brown, blue $1.00 In'aid Linoleums clear wide; ti . Floor Oilcloth, square yard, 25c | & yarde wide and shown in geometrical and wood patterns. One New Offices. “L can keep She eye on the Tombs id with the other watch the steam- | Bayard street by Capt. Falco said Missy squad of police from the Elin [street station resulted in the arrest tection, as she gased from herjo¢ two men and the finding of $1,500 | worth of pure opium gum as well as one of the most expensive “lay outs” the twenty- inicipal Build- needs watch- -worshiper in jullding. And Reduced | 4 $5.00 at pis tee Po Pir dapedhctendarr $12.50 and better values, but the|a ‘2.95 No Mail, 22c $3.90 are, black taupe coney. Dresses 50c Rugs‘ 14.95) 75 Peto, Women's IS SEIZED BY POLICE seem EYE OW THE 10s RARE po uyeur" ALWAYS FOR MISS DAVIS but in Albany af ommmissioner Can Look Down on}Pipe Is Gold and Silver Mounted Prison From Windows of and Tray Is of Solid Gold. LONDON, March 19.—It {9 officially bod use, when deciared that there ts ade today b B and downy at fis ava, A raid made early to-day at No. Morrie Goidbers, twenty: old, a salesman, of No. Orange avenue, Newark, N. J. Elliott Rothenberg, _twenty-el years old, @ salesman, of No. Bryant avenue, Bronx, Oriental ? covered the floors, whi paintingn adorned the bs um “layout”—the fittings that go Ww sted with gold an small tray on which served wax of gold. Both the men were arraigned te day before Magistrate Appleton { the Centre Street Police Court an held in $1,600 ball for trial in Specia Sessions. GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAR NO DANDRUFF—25 CENT DANDERINE Hair coming out? If dry, thin, faded, bring back its color and lustre. Mshage | ten minutes after an a oe your scalp will not itch, but what please you most will be aff you eee new hair, fine iret—yee—but really new paiement: jerine immediatel; y doubles over the scalp. of your hair. No A Little Lot of Women’s Odds and ends in serges, silk vel- black brocaded;|veteen and corduroys, all prettily trimmed; low necks; dark colors; an assortment of sizes. Women's Separate Walking 1 & Small Wome ter a ask how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, jul moisten a cloth with Danderine and om fully draw it through your hair, nd Get a abcat “pottle of Knowlton’ Danderine from any drug store ¢ toilet counter, and prove that bey he is as pretty and soft as any—that it he been neglected or injured by carele; treatment—that's all—you su have beautiful hair and lots of it you will just try a little Danderine. We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Our Own Merchandise == ' Shopping Centre vy Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Fourteen Hundred Pretty Feet Skirts; Special $3.98 & $5.98 High girdle belts, button ngths. O'Neill Main Stere— ‘Third Fleer, | Women’s $3.50 Gl 20-Button W al trimmed; good quality of storm serge; all sises and oves ite be rt $1. 87 ee you the most. Women’s and Small Women's Coats Made in winter pepe rape but suitable for spring wear, in medium and dark colors; in kersey novelty stripes and boucle cloth; Sacer quartet lengths, cut- away fronts, set-in and raglan sleeves; velvet and button trimmings. Not all sises in every model, but 8 good ae medium and We want them < closed out, that’s why they're reduced "$5.00 Women’s 50c Silk§ Boot Hosiery Full fashioned, in Black ales double garter top, rae ‘sole and ita of cleaning m many fimes, Women's 92.50 Gloves, 1.50 Women’s 16-Button Glace Mounquetaire Gloves; and cleans well, E.xtr Made solt, pilable ks skin. This glove fits O'Neill Main ftore—strest Floor. Women's Black Silk Lisle Stockings, . 29¢ Full fashioned, igh spliced heel, uouble sole and toe, “seconds” of 50c "Children s Stockings, 10c O'Neill Main Store—Street Fleer. a-Size Night Robes In white, pi rimmed with t Extra Special! Extraordinary!! Just 800 Pairs of Reg. $1. sol _insertt with embroidery insertion an te Marella Drawers, 39c Made of good quality cambric, lace} 3 and embroidery. E $1.50 Princess Sli k or blue, pret nd ribbon, Boudoir Caps, all new novelties, $0c to $2.65. 91.00 Made in nninsook, torchon lac ly |Under Bodices 69c to 92.50 in silk and crepe, prettily trimmed with O'Neill Main Store—Third Fleer, Night Robes, $1.00 ( chenie a, to $2.25 Lace Curtains at $1.00 Pair Imported Scotch Madras Curtains. Eoru, 2% yards long. Bonnaz Emb'd French Net Curtains. White or Arab, 214 yards long. Etamine Scrim Curtains. White * Arab, lace insertions or edges, ah ree on. Nottingham Lace Curtains, ‘arda ie white or Arab. rhe greatest assortment and the great- est bargain in town, O'Nelll Main Store—Fourth Floor. O'NEILL-ADAMS CO, Sath Avenue Beh 9224 Steet, New York City OES “ sweating ) -“, oe Aah lee ln one small strand ata time. The effet } ee ¢ a ¢