The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1914, Page 12

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PROVES TO BE BUT A WANA SUBTERUEE Interesting Tale of “Bad Men” ~Punctured When Girl's Mother Arrives ee Rose d'Juliana, seventecn and pretty ‘nougd to have walked out of a ro- antic painting of a country scene | fa Gicily, had the surpriso of her young life at the Washington Square | nc YOU CAN'T BRUSH OR | WASH OUT DANDRUFF Simplest and Quickest Way is To Daeoke te fem cely sure way to get rid of to dissolve it, then you _ entirely, To do this, get four ounces of ordinary eect ervon; apply it at night en te. 3 use enough to moisten the | and rub it in gently with the} wi | tes ho Poughkeepa w ei } to-night, and by mornin your dandruff will |“ mat three or four more ap- destroy, every single sign and trace ms it, no oa how much di atic rt wil fads to too, that all ite! of the scalp will stop your hair will he fluffy, Tune | u you want to preserve your hair, | « = te all means vot rid of dandruff, | eetivrs the hair more ait not only starves the hair ‘ it fell oot et it ce , ry, brit : . srg one Lacing it. can arvon at an: itis "Texpent and to do the ou said, “and T have money to bring my dear old mother from for a family in Poughkeepsie to-day and asked Lieut day when a sunper we ap 1A Home tor Girls at No, 9 Went Flehth | street to-day. Rose appeared at Lid ; ~ Y. W. C. A. headquarters in Kast Fif- teenth atreet three days ago and told story which gained the sympathy f the managers. “Tam alone tn this country,” heen trying to earn Palermo by doing housework The nd tam afraid of them. I thought 1 could earn more and be wafer in the ity.” On general principles, though her story was believed, Lieut, Williams of the Bureau of Missing Persons at Police Headquarters, was called in He, too, was inclined to think the girl was tolling the truth, but could ot understand why she wax not able [to give him the name of the family for which she worked in Prwighkeep By his havir mporarily in the ome tle girl visited Police her find her daughter, jana, who had rma at Tucker's ¢ and sister ‘oom | here girl was thi ng and erying and a re lation Rose bas gone back to ‘Tucker's prners, | —< 11 PLUNGED INTO CANAL. Men tn Suspended Cable Car Vall With It and Are Drowned, | BRUNSRUETTEL, Germany, men were drow March lock of the Kiel ¢ re crossing from her. while th side to. the id on Ratlways, URG, Mar — As cm ST. part of the campaign for the diminution of intemperance, in which the Czar ts keenly interested, an order has been fanued suspendini al road he sale of Hauor at na throughout the dart Caren He in Naw Y's Shep Ce D Price ¢ Gmpany Sixth Ave., Cor. 18th St. Easter Suit Sale sek a PS : 2 The mat These Suits Have hove Betore Been Sold tor Less Than $25, $30 & $35 Every feature of new style that has been originated by the famous Paris ut in these stunning suits at $15. moire. Labrador blu ag The New Balmacaan Coats $ 5: Actual Value, $7.50 Swagger model, just like the picture, in knee length or length. Made of men's wear mixtures, Scotch tweeds and novelty weaves, in tan, gray and brown shades, cut generously large, hang. ing very full. include | shove ultra-fashionable taffeta-and- -serge one and crepe pom class novelty cloths, in Wee ~such as Paquin, Premet, Bernard and Drecoll---is sarily carried les complete Values i tante, reseda green, $25 to $35 $1.50 and $2 Waists 95c Conles of er ia priced i vislete; tengo, i sow peel svellat Aaonyidl apd el ope. Colors flesh, light blue, lavender, ral white, and white and colored com- binations. Free, meaning an additional saving of $3 to $5 hug. | 50 GUN TOTERS COMING UP TO BE SENTENCED she | Judge Rosalsky Explains That Re- volver mit Judge work has been very hard and the pay | a Jone, will went amall and there are many bad men | ee who bother me by making love to me | Monday Detectiv are making a rigid investigation into the character and antecedents of offender, that have entered pleas of guilty told the Court that they were tho: ignorant « livan law excunes for “My experience during the month nvinced me » Division of the Supreme ‘ourt has declared that a citizen THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 27, 191400 permits at o: in House Without Per- Makes One Liable. Rosaisky, in General Sea. es and probation officers Nearly a score of “THE AFTER of the provisions of the Sul- Others have given novel r having revolvers in their| “The After finished. ee publie the public ta wo- | Remember, ivan law," day “The sake. violates the law by keeping @ re- volver in his domicile without @ per- mit and is subject to imprisonment for doing #0, The law presumes gullt | on the part of those violating Sts | provisions, and I would advise those who have revolvers at bome to get inde A GHOST ABOARD S SHIP. A ship's ghost—or something in white that vanished and appeared at will— haunted the yacht Ella. And straightway a series of tragedies and mysteries set in. voyage was the strangest ever known, Mary Roberts Rinehart (author of “SEVEN DAYS") tells the story of the se in her latest and best novel, HOUSE.” The Evening World's celebrated “Com- plete Novel a Week” series. It will begin on Mond jay, March 10. | is the most excit- House" vear—a story you can't lay down un- e After gin in next Monday" 's Evening World. Be on the lookout for Broadway & aks & Company at 34th Street That yacht’s one GREEK SOLDIERS BACK Then Married Their Widows. | Austro-American = liner from Trieste. they are concerned, for all time come. House” will he: |fleld of Salonica. Turkish Heutenai RIDAY, MAROH 27, 1914. WITH TURKISH BRIDES Troopers Beat Sultan’s Soldiers and Forty Greek soldiers from the Bal- kan wars returned to-day on the Belvedere In the group were thirty couples and of this number {fourteen of the gallant soldiers mar- ried Turkish girls, thus rubbing it in “The After House” will be the next of |to the old time enemy of their coun- \try, and settling the war, so far as Leonidas Papomides went to the ing and baffling mystery story of the war as a corporal, and plunged into jthe thick of the fray at the bloody Among those left desolate from the it for your own|field was the widow of a gallant He denies that he participated fm the wine « c [BBEEK SOLDIERS BAGK [mite sxred Ber trom he victoroun fe donee that ho parcatod mu the| of oberin dhe otman erent holdup. Rubin worked at repairing un-| hands and knees and reached for {fl late in the night, when two men| revolver he had tnder the counter. entered and one of them thrust a re-| holdup man leaned over the case and volver in his face and commanded him to throw p Ros A Re his hands. Rubin, inatead CASCARETS TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS, HEADACHY, CONSTIPATED—10 CENTS Cascarets make you feel bully; they | poison | they | poison from the bowels. A Cascaret to- immediately cleanse and sweet the | night Lista Solag you out py morning— stomach, remove the sour, undigested |a 10-cent jist keeps and fermenting food and foul ake | your Stoma: ’ Hee clear and the excess bile from the liver and carry | Liver and in fine condition for off the constipated waste matter and | months. il mides saved her from the victorious soldiers and saw that she was placed in safety. After the war he went back and married the widow and they came here on their honeymoon. Also on the ship were eleven Egyp- tlan mummies, destined for the Pan- ama-Pacific Exposition at San Frar- cleco. The old fellows were not dis- turbed by the interviewers, —_—_—_- HELD AS HOLDUP MAN. New Orleans Youth ‘Identified as Would-Be Robber of Jeweller. Edward Rubin, « jeweller of No. 211 Newark avenue, Jersey City, this morn- ie identified @ young man arrested late last night by Patrolman Mahoney as one of two men who had a few minutes earlier attempted to hold him up and rob his store. The prisoner was held on charges of assault and attempted robbery, and the police are searching for the man who was with him. ‘The prisoner says his name is eae Letbich and his home is in fired down at the floor, but Rubia was not hit. Both then ran out. Don’ to Tomorrow, an offering of five new models in Misses’ Tailored Suits at $25 Semi-tailored effects of men’s wear serge or crepe poplin combined with chiffon taffeta, this come. bination being all the rage in youthful modes. Small coats Bolero and Basque styles—some with continuous drop shoulders and sleeves—Medici and shirred taffeta collars—seven-eighths length sleeves with ripple bell cuffs—box pleated or taffeta ruffle tunic skirt—exquisitely tailored—in Labrador blue, navy blue, reseda, tango, black and black and white check. Ages 14 to 18 years. Misses’ Coats $10, $12.95 & $16.50 Dressy, flare, semi-box and Ba!'m acaan models, of tweeds, overplaids, fancy checks, gaberdines, serges and golf cords. and co'ors. Sizes 14 to 18 years. D'ack Girls’ Coats, $5.95 Splendid value Seven-eighths models of English serge and check worsted, ripple flare skirt. and black and white checks. years, Navy 6 to 15 Misses’ Dept.—Second floor Misses’ Dresses special at $15 Street and afternoon mode's, of woo! ciepe, serge, checks, chiffon taffeta, silk crepe and poplin. Black and colors. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Girls’ Coats, $9.75 Silk lined Dressy flare models of English serge and black and white check worsted, lined with peau de cygne. Designed with a fancy shawl collar, Splendid Saturday values in Black Straw Hats at $6.50 Trimmed with lustrous lacquer wings, ribbon & quills. Fine black Belgium split or lisere straw hats, in a half score of clever side band sailors and Watteau shapes, artistically trimmed. Original designs of our own, and copies of the most competent efforts of the Parisian modiste. tures. The newest, nobbiest juven designs. Ages 8 to 18 years. Norfolk’ Suits, $8.75 With two pairs knickers. Shown in snappy, crowded with sty'e, 7 to 18 years Blue Serge Suits at $6.95 With two pairs knickers. Made in a fine quality all-wool serge and mohair lined, serges at this price. Nothing bettee in b 6 to 18 years. School Suits, $5.95 With two pairs knickers Patch pocket, stitched belt’ models, clever patterns and colorings, Garments with a lot of style, 6 to 18 years. Boys’ 75c Blouses Saturday at 50c Neckbund or collar attached. white corded Madras, and Madras w neat stripe designs, 6 te 16 years. Boys’ $1 Pajamas Saturday at 65c Plain color fabrics, in pink, white a light blue, ished with silk loops. 4 to 18 years, Boys’ Suits, $12.75 Some with two pairs of knickers. In hairlines, checks and foreign mix- youthful fabrics, Competently tatiored, mohair lined and Ph Made on roomy lines, fin- pile hie ain ith and 3rd Floor. Saturday special 89c Silk Stockings at 59c Full fashioned—double soles, heels and toes—high spliced—lisle tops. Black and colors, Women’s Gloves at special prices tomorrow White Glace Lambskin Gloves, mousquetaire effect, 20 button {sos length. Very special at White Glace Lambskin Gloves, mousquetaire effect, 16 button } $1.69 length. Very special at White Glace Pique Sewn Gloves, ore clasp, Excellent > 89¢ quality. ery special at SampleGloves,glace,suede,cape, | and Mocha, Values $1 to $1.50) 89c Kayser’s Chamoisette Gloves, Duplex and Simplex. White with heavy black embroidered backs. Special at Kayser's Milanese Silk Gloves, elhow length, White or black with contrasting embroidery Special at \ wa | 50c An extraordinary offering tomorrow of Women's Fancy Tailored Suits at $29.50 reproducing an entirely new and strikingly attractive combination model of gabardine or serge and silk moire Ordinary reproduction price $48.50 The jacket is a Bolero effect, with moderated inset kimono sleeves and dg ruffle of moire at bottom, which is set on with cording, the cuffs fea trimmed to match. Finished with semi-standing Medici collar and large Japanese bow of moire at back. The skirt is the new long tunic style, with a twelve-inch band of moire. Fourth floor Black, navy, green, Copenhagen, violet, and shepherd checks. Sizes 34 to 44. A splendid collection tomorrow of Women’s Coats and Wraps at $15 lan shoulder coats, Balmacaans, sport coats, plain coats, ripple bottom « rey fancy dress coats with double ripp| ple at bottom. otis, eponge, mixtures, uncut chit others. Sizes $2 to 44. ts The materials are serges, waffle nchillas, silk poplins, taffeta, matelasse and Women’s Taffeta Silk Skirts at $10 an exceptional offering tomorrow. Three models. One is bustle back effect, with double ruffles. Another is tunic model, and the third is a tier effect, both with flare. Designed on the very latest lines, and very unusual value at tomorrow's special figure. Women’s Rubberized Raincoats at $6.95 Very special for Saturday Made of mercerized or silk finish Canton cloth, with plain or Raglan sleeves, plain or belted back and convertible collar. In black, tan, gray atid navy. Guaranteed absolutely rainproof. Afternoon, Street & Daiicing Frocks for Women, value $25 Tomorrow at $18.50 Crepe de Chine Dresses, in an attractive model, trimmed with Roman stripe silk, and vestee and ouffs of lawn and lace, ‘Cwo tier skirt. Dresses of flowered stone de Chine, with double tier net vestee, with Medici collar and frill of shadow lace. Dancing Frocks of crepe de Chine, In Ps waist, skirt with two tier puffs and ruffle. Women's Dress Dept.—4th Floor A bese and fine New colors. tel shades, Shadow lace Black and new colors. Reductions in Children’s Shoes Saturday Patent leather, gun metal and tan shoes, in smart lace and but- ton models, Broken sizes, rang- ing from 6 to 2. Girls’ & Misses’ Hats, $8.50 tomorrow Coples of pretty foreign models and creations of our own. All the new shapes, trimmed with flowers, ribbon and fruit, in all the new Spring colors. Girls’ School Hats, $4.65 Jaunty little models in a gay col- lection of trimmings and colorings especially designed to meet the de- mands of school wear. Very moderate. Were #2.50 to $3.25 Tomorrow $1.75 to $2.25 According to sizes $15 Saks Suits for Young Men the utmost in variety, tailoring & style The range of fabrics is tremendous, affording the young man the choice of every conceivable design and color, And the style with which these tabrics are tailored isa joy to behold, Cut on lean, close-fitting lines, with easy rolling lapels and a suggestion of waist line, these Saks suits at $15 are the utmost that you can get in tailoring and style. Fifth Floor All Saks Suits from $12.50 up are cold water shrunk, anda belt of self material goes with each suit. Sizes 30 to 46