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as pane eR ——— ks a nee eee ae pice wipe’ ma ee i * Ae rac CT neo @HB EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 30, 1014. e home. From March 1911 to July stealing two violins—a Regina, valued WHEN FEET ha ON $12,000 A YEAR, [Hee aT wi pine er "5, pe anes ars the bi ; GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. Ky: 9 ey Greenhut’s —Where the Children Gather 1912, I paid her nai and during at $2,000, and a Gregri ved at $3,000 ~z 7 that time 1 received income of —from H. R. Kornpf, 4 only $12,000, She constantly demand- gical instruments at No. 119 ; , RES ed more money. After the separation ty.third atreet. Only one of the violins, | e 9 e In apite of thi Scheffler | ttlct-Attorney’s office Von \ ("i that ni Wide made promissory who is only @ youth, attracted j i w notes in favor of the grocer and @® he played the violin. It ! fat her and bought Seine | gowns. notes penetrated to all le gays he has been ing to clear | and offices in the Crimin f ‘tn fer sore, ee puffed- up, weaty, ye debts without much succes: 4 “(gt a igo feet oni 18 ile tat ndinioe. Hid setter mya tat she ia ot at poured win tire ne BOTH SIDES OF SIXTH AVE.-18' TO 19% ST Siti div—serhand $ sW ave ni a in th 5 S re | | his His Wife Tried to Do, He] have social aspirations, and | that fiers Beagrie Bi he Tombs, hay ( NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE when you feet as if this old wortd “Sure! Vuse ‘TIZ’ | Declares, and Wouldn't Pe Ze ee ea i Aon Blencanakl aye he was hardly worth the living and every time for any you regard the universe with @ foot trouble.” | in Asbury Park. r \IN BUNCHES; FEW GET OFF Social climbing can't be done on $12,000 4 year, says Willlam W. Scheffler, a rich hair dye manufac-|\.,, ‘ in Col taneh of Ne. 78) Breaawey, ca Novel Pleas Gain Nothing in a urt iday filed an answer and counter suit —Girl Among Those Sent _to the separation action begun in the jaundiced eye, come up to the filth floor of “The Big Store” and see “the place of the sliders.” About a million kids, more or less, are chasing one another up and over and down the wooden sliding places in the space roped off for the display of swings and” Why, sick: jay | sine, con stakes" 11 EXHIBITION OF MODERN DANCING £2353" 82.0 in by his playing, \ HX Wenang ere Mee GUN TOTERS SENTENCED —— Miss Helen Louise Benson and Mr. Bruce Alexander Bethel Will Give Demonstrations of the Latest Society Dances No admission will be charged. Seating accommodation for the ladies. Yearn for Food--- | Don’t Spurn It ‘MAIN BUILDING 869 Bargains for Men and Youths like playthings. te Gatées Bent Away. Any gloom there? ‘Supreme Court by Satdee B. Schef- ig Hamlet would laugh himself | fer. Gut toters occupied the attention of pctrey es On coda tales. and King Lear double with mire ‘ “i The Schefflers have three children, | three Judges of the Court of General v 8 ia a a HF in that place! It is sure @ ;Noucan be happy-tocter just he me, | , The Sebeltere Mare Tiree te Stone tease, ‘aedae Rosalehy ie wriily hanats Lite Ras $15 to $20Suits, “Balmacaans," Spring Overcoats One Meant - fourteen, and June, aged nine, Who; posed sentence on more than forty for Food. & Belted-Back Tweed Cravenetted Coats; Choice wy Va and oaly ” - ‘Varo now living with thetr nother 1) of them, principally youths, con-| Unless you have, « . oye sail Sunioes of corns, | fashionable boarding house uptown. | victed by confession or trial. Judge chances of womach trouble: for a te A one-day sale, tomorrow, in which you can do a great deal with $9.75. } vs and bunious, ! ; A i sid ue fect in a [Ht # to thin boarding house Hife thas! ywann had several arraigned before | SP¥stiee*ate,acueue! of diten'te't]! More Than 400 Suits, at $9.75 “Balmacaans” at 89.75 ded xn tao a a Scheffier objects, declaring that, 4l-| him, one of them a woman, while ‘the stomach wants food it ate. | d Spring and year-'round weights. Neat patterns in In geri dd thcugh he offered his wife a home at} jugge Wadhams disposed of several | Sale, the mind, thes ee ty- cassimeres, cheviots and worsteds. All sizes. Good weight ae ones fine “Keayon® mee tae wander éftcad ink al r joy, | Asbury Park, she insisted upon going | others assortment fur “big" men. It's some joy. a good thing so, y ilick | copays aaran example ot Hee Saw {| Seria Overcoats & Belted-Back nave. Cravenetted Coats at $9.75 Blue Serge Trousers, $3.35 ||| Charge Purcha solutely the finest quality. Pluin- or cuff- ac anted extravagance and is incom- Just right for spring. S: sh, serviceable; wonderful bottom trousers. All sizes to 44. made today and tomorrow will be ‘any {patible with the welfare and proper r department store. Get in- | Upbringing of our children,” Schef- bargains. 140 of these coats were made to wholesale the happi Ly In nearly every case Judge Rosa sky imposed a term of imprisonment First offenders were sent either to the City Reformatory or to the Penl- tentiary. Those with records were a ews eee ee ee ee ee stant foot relief. Langh at foot sufferers | fer complains. " at $13.50 each. 1d on bills rendered May lan, rent to Sing Sing Prison. whe complain, Ker ne vale fect ie Scheffler says his wife's social a9-1 Neary all the prisoners advanced = mever, never going to bother o ro . Se fing any tmiege TT ST MAKE! pirutions developed until she left @/novel reasons for the possession of ‘MAIN BUILDIN | in Asbury Park, where/tng revolvers. Three or four told ly cherished and matn-|jyage Rosalsky that they had found the revolvers in the street and were the commence-|on their way to station houses to sur- eoeeerarienen |render them when arrested. Ono j ablendid hon Extreordinary Purchase and Sale of 3,929 Pairs of PERE AL ee aoe, PSTN Dangerous Practically up ment of this act “to my great da enth avenue, pleaded guilty to car- rying « loaded revolver, She was ar- rested by Polltc lor, Oct: 14, a etreet, aft shot by one of etd Dyes! wife oxpended for the mai (man, Willlam O'Sullivan, a horse- y $ tenance of herself without regard to!shoer, told Judge Rosalsky that he her obligation in the maintenance of|had wreated a revolver found in his! r ) e i | possession from a burglar 4 Before Judge Swann Sarah Lipp- ‘e} ORIGINAL man, dxteen years old, of No, 198 Sev- i} n Thomas J. Law- ue A and Eleventh * Lustig had been “Humpty” Jackson's id Judge Swann that Ay irl, who had been de- clared Mi heortiainie: was Lustig's gun | 6% toter, @ bat Judge Swann sent her to the Bedford ai} ‘Catala ot tent Ir Z by, ” Reformatory be iad cf { aut “they ast’ when “iney "are, mised e re | PRISONER PLAYED VIOLIN. | Sitn'%ne°fooa"in one's system “and what ' & great relief He fe to the digestive ep- ite fluids #0 enriched, he the a ain gray the ara, nesg wi)t Sith one oF two, Applicat iets geil e Yat BOD Yor bottle: 16 la tel Sees «“‘Waldorf” Shoes Are Known Everywhere, and Are for Sale Exclusively in “Waldorf” Shoe Shops. Here's an offering that would create a sensation any time., But, coming as it does less than two week before Easter, the event will surely break vat previous record for shoe distribution. Of all the amazing selling occasions held in our Shoe Store during the past dozen years or more, this | | offering, announced to begin tomorrow, easily caps the climax. Furthermore, ‘‘Waldorf" shocs are recognized everywhere as among the best $2.50 and $3 shoes for men on the market today. AND THE 3,929 PAIRS OF LOW SHOES IN THIS SALE OUGHT TO BE GOBBLED UP IN A HURRY--ESPECIALLY BY MEN WHO HAVE WORN “WALDORF” SHOES AND THEREFORE KNOW HOW STYLISH THEY ARE. The “Waldorf” stamp is on the soles of every pair of shoes in the entire lot of 3,929-pairs. Complete assortments of all sizes and widths, from 5 to 11, in Blucher and Button Low Shoes in Tan Calf, Patent Leather and Gun-metal Calfskin DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY PERFECT $] 79 $2.50 AND $3 “ WALDORF ” LOW SHOES, TOMORROW, at ° rowing children. {Brows t Krom France for Stealiog vase te ‘goer hoa gist to-day and obtain Purenutrition, upbuilding the whole body, | wo, He Drew Crowd, a 50- cant, box and. ake the Sctual tet teat SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS eens ears ele andtheaged. | Detective Edmund Leigh got back WORK MONDAY WONDERS: lore healthfulthan tea or coffee | trom Cherbourg, France, to-day with phd Nene oubstitate, Ash fer HORLICK'S Josef von Slencanski, indicted here for SPECI AL 110 We Give Surety Gdupons' Free with Purchases and Redeem ‘Them in 1 Merchandise ong e Sen UES! ° s' Shopping Centre Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Plaza Day, Tuesday! Enough Announcement for the Thousands of Thrifty Shoppers who know what a Bargain Centre The Plaza I. ‘MAIN BUILDING: Women’s §1- Night Gowns Ponrarrote 719 c A splendid value at the original price. New, pebbie cre t= gown in flowered effect, emise MAIN BUILDING 25c to 39c White Goods Manufacturers’ “‘Odds and Ends" More than 19¢ MAIN BUILDING MAIN BUILDING 69c to 89c Quadrupl Bed Sheets ||'Table Novelties} 1,000 Bed Sheets for le, 3,and Full-Size 58e Twenty Special Counters in the O'Neill Main Store, street floor, through the centre of the building, Northward, Southward, Eastward and Westward. Another WonderfulGLOVESALE No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders filled on Bargain Plaza items. 5,000 Yards; Tomorrow, ayard 39-INCH FINE “ME RCERIZED CREPE VOIL WHITE P NOLES a Stamped in the gold, 60 the lot. Wthere em no mistake. Et style; slip-over; finished with pretty WHITE RICE CLOT Re bard Unbleached Arp " Scalloped edge; ribbon drawn OINCH WHTTE. RATINE only 3,000 yards; S At O'Neill's Bargain Plaza Tuesday through eyelets. CLOTH in-width 5: ia Perea vidual sizes at, OC | a lew oft received et other “Gold Women’s $1.00 2-Clasp Glace Gloves Two-clasp Glace Gloves, overseam sewn, with 3-row embroidered backs, Black stitched with white; White stitched with blac! 6 5 rel sold for less than REENHUT BUILDING-—HOME FURNISHINGS _ NOTICE! | Thi A no Pa lors ! 1S arior Suite for....' 520 YHUT BUILDING— HOME FURNISHINGS For Garden and Home Specially Priced Items of Interest in Our Greenhut Building, Tomorrow Poultry Wire Galvanized after weaving—doubly strong therefore 3-Inch mesh. Black and Tan stitched with blac! Black, White and Tan, with self-em We have never known a glace glove of this excellent quality and go $1.00 until now. Women’s 89c Elbow Length Silk Gloves at 50c White, also two-clasp black and white Milanese silk, stitched with contrasting black or white, yle to Charles A. Keene 180 ae Diamonds, Jewelry. roadway, New York! Corded Silk Poplin Seco Silk Waists Regular Value $1.00 |Regular Value $1.50; Bargain Plaza, Tue. raday, yard. . 5c) |Bargain Pl Pl Yard wide, rich round cord; in @ range of the a best sbadings, also black. A good nth With ratine col er Thousands who use “'Eddy’s”” make it more pl by their praise. quality, [Eephekiagh oulders, * roa very pretty 18-incl n andie r d cuf! inch Imported PrunellaCloth tong’ shoulder sffect,” with aaa Ed ateinch, 7 Hy Regular Value, yard, B50 Garden Wheel) Barrowa-—painted) Whee! ts el Bi Bar, 55c| Centerpieces BRAND ¢ and varnished “outsides | ride cand ies Taavaliy’ SGM ANG Wallin stele. manele lhaputer V Value 600; Bargain prunella and novelty, sem 42 inches wide, Wide! Plaza, Tu lay. . range of shades, also black; mohair in blue and white | ——— trimmed and embroidered, jad 3 in popular-priced suites this season Substantially constructed in every part. Each article of furniture with veneer seats, 80, you see, this suite can be used during the surnmer without cushions.’ Frames are made of birch, finished in a rich mahogany Durable Carden spades--D seers peetevees $3. Mi | handle; riveted back 5Be $4) Spading Porks -cxta strong; at. 55e * Berkshire” Refrigerators 39c stripe only. | 86-inch Sai English One of the handsomest designs shown by a well-known manufacturer Wome 4 Union We Will Offer To-Morrow. Infants’ Dresses Grocers end all [J] | Sotor each suite consiss of settee, Chair and rocker, Cushions are covered All-whhteonametTieee Cte Ry IRS Rte te tecclasraine tis juits 5 essen Stores ° in silk plus! Sie Heignt 4 Cape ® Sale Price Tuesday, One Hundred Regular Value 590. Bar Bottle For Tomorrow the Furniture Store Also Offers About Fie poral $8.50 i RSS % | d Be Apartment ; inHlo Tuntey 2° || Fibre Rockers QRSERAy ¥I"s 39C 20 Sample Suites Apareness j isc9 ritbed cotton,low neck, |[esactly like the illustra- line’ paineeee’ pea of of our own show pieces, at reductions which, in many cases, AVERAGE | | Side Iver a 20.80, sleeveless, lace trimmed at [Ition, in Baronial brown vakadl eke mie ABOUT 50 PER CEN Side leer Mieinch 100 Ibs. 22.00 knee. finish, until the lot is sold. } J # 1 and sleeves trimmed with Pictures dainty lace edges. Regular Values to 91.75. || at $2.98 f i GREENHUT BUILDING —— HOME FURNISHINGS This 18-Piece Thin-Blown [nn GREEN BUILDING HOME PURNISUINGS Sizes 6 months to 2 46.75 Japanese Grass years Chickens Hatched in Kargain? Tusa. ; / id BF ‘ s 2 Fi V x Tuesday, ¢ $1. 00 Regular price 85.00 HU} S185 ¢ Servi y 98° Plain View ‘ Glase roy C French a colors Jf A beautiful roe Umbrellas A seven-time orld itv: ‘Table S a vice { Most Interesting Demonstration of (he Matting ’ Rug s photogravures, cole Hfor Summer furnish: | eek E al] Rea Value $1.50. Bare ia alacant” “Hatchalot” Incubator and Hover ise Yule (1.:.fomorrow, at arbons, ings, either for the, gain Plaaa, Tuee- 85 Want works all. the The el Ponte in Our Greenhut Building, 1B most { pane THE VALUE porch or indoor use. al YW daw, at Cc Glaswes, 6 1 from its interest te ALL WHO KEEP terone. These t@ All mail and f American piece-dyed week. Order one table Tum- POULTRY, this den tion, which is unique tock of on€ of the ‘ ali made with ei ° tors,6 Whiskoy als of ala telephone orders will eng inthe annal New York stores. is A MAKVEL- be promptly filled paragon frames. A lar d d Glasses —- ene OUS ILLUSTRATED EXPOSITION. OF HOW The variety of colorings and designs is ex. . . : ¢ wmetur variety of hand} a graved ys res . 4 traordinarily wide. Aud from th andpoints of for the subject, Dell Hometerniahing Ste scar Cleot. choses trom: ical to ay an prosper. complete 98c SCIENCE HAS STEPPED IN TO TAKE THE durability and sanitary quality they are all that PLACE OF NATURE. Don't miss seeing it, could be desired “Everybody's Going to THE BIG STORE” Complimentary 240¢ Stamps FREE, Tomorrow— Distribution in Our GREFENAUT Ruildio: No initialed Glasses Sent C.0. D. —$ SSS ee oxo0—0 0050 ——0 010! 4 22 i "Fs | bp otebetoters eliek Oqnomaass0 'Neill-Adams Co., Sixth Ave.. 20th to 234 Street, New York Cisy=ummemonso| ihr i me es ee -_ Sd ood seed