The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1914, Page 7

TOKIO, Japan, Apri 1. — Viscount “ Klyoura, former Minister of Jua- ahd Minister of Education, has | mecepted the task of forming a new } Cabinet to take the place of that under Ahe Viewiwsinp of Count Yamamoto, Srhich resikned office owing to the naval DO YOUR CHILDREN | NEED BU'LDING UP?) a Guaranteed; old Watches, $10 to NOTICE! 4 Charles A. Keene Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. roadway, New York'°"' Wolka suddenly slipped out of his nightclothes and dressing gown, jand naked, save for the bandages, | Av maize Cunsue tee se aarertnemens tot Tee, Most Modern Dry-Cold-Air Fur StorageVault on Premises Furs Repaired and Remodelled. Furs Stored. Tel. 7300 Murray Hill. BONWIT TELLER &,CO. The Specially Shop of Onginalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 388™ STREET RUNS HOME CLD ONLY N BANDAGE Charles Wolka, Crazed by Op- eration, Escapes at Night Despite Precautions. 'LIFE IN DANGER NOW. | Wounds Open as He Wanders | in Streets for Hours in Getting Home. had sewed about hie head, Charles ; Wolka of No. 2392 Eighth avenue escaped from Bt. Francis’s Hospital at Brook avenue and One Hundred and Forty-second street before daylight to-day. Half delirious he wandered \through the streets until a stranger intercepted him, took him into an apartment house and supplied him with a shirt and coat and trousers. Wolka suspected that the good Samaritan was plotting to call the Police and slipped away barefoot and | made his way to his home, while all) the police of the Bronx were search- | ing for a naked man at large. It} took him six hours to cover the) twenty-one blocks from the hospl- tal to his home. He is now in a pre- carious condition, as his bandages) became loosened during his wander- | Wdereted 9°! ings and bis wounds, which were re- | ments, all Umed/ ceived in a fight two weeks ago,| were opened. Wolka went to the hospital on fusise | Saturday and was operated on for double hernia, Afterward he was, placed in the surgical ward, on the! ah third floor, with a dozen other pa- - tients, During his convaleacence he, developed post-operative mania, @ pecial watch, But a few minutes after 1 o'clock this morning, while the ter in ‘charge of the ward was attending to/ janother patient, Wolka slipped trom | ection with eats his bed, put on a dressing gowp and tole from the room unseen, er.| They grabbed him and tried to pull ‘him back Into the room, but he fought, and the sister left the room to! ‘get assistance. As she was going “tines. es dropped into the areaway. The Wolka climbed t Corsets for the “Danse” cially designed Paris Models Bonwit Teller & Co, “danse” corsets are cut away to mere girdles. Though light and supple they are wonderfully contrived to perform their function with subtlety and effectiveness. SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY The ‘* Maxixe” Corset OCEAN TRAVEL. ra " | weskday at 800 P.M. from Wier 2, N. B. New i pani niet, TOU Dep't, “Phone 9000 Frankite, 4.75 Composed entirely of wide pink or white satin tibbon--a mere encircling girdle, affording abso- lute freedom of action 688 Mi TER TRIP 918,90 1 meals an@ stateroom hence vie James River m berth, and fferson. Mur- Norfolis, Va. ing morning: ‘erening 7 arriving New 2. 4, BROWN, Gen, Pasa Agent, Poltcewomen for Pitt PITTSBURGH, April 1—C. H, bard, director of public safety, to-day announced the appointment of four po- Heewomen, the first in Pittayurgh. They are attached to the secret service divi- sion, and their names are known to hone but the director and the officer jto whom they will report. They will bonen tT the safety and welfare of form of delirium, and was put under | pital stoop and @ four-i fron fence and dashed across One Hundred and Forty-second street. The sister, ap- pearing at the door, screamed and Policeman Zuker, on fixed post at One Hundred and Forty-second street and Brook avenue, came on the run. | roa But Wolka was too alert to be taken that way. He ran into the basement of the apartment house at No. 628 East One Hundred and Forty-second street, fan through a court and climb- ed a low wall in the rear, He hid somewhere there, because Zuker hanted a long time for him before calling for the reserves. When they came they took up the search in earnest, surrounding the block. But Wolka got away and tho next they heard of him he was reported at hore. ———_—>____ Tailor-made Suits, Dinner Gowns Dancing Frocks, Afternoon and Evening Dresses will be made to order, at moderate prices, from the original Paquin Collection d’Art, as well as from.the models originated by other prominent Paris couturiers. Dressmaking and Tailoring Department. Women’s and Misses’ Blouses A most interesting selection is comprised in the present stock, containing simple gnd elab- orate models made of fashionable materials which will appeal to the most fastidious taste. Some of the Blouses are of Crepe de Chine and Chiffon in Dresden effects; Crepe Georgette, plain and hand-embroidered; Chiffon in dainty colorings; novelty Silks and Lace and Embroidery combinations. Attractive Hand-made Blouses. B. Altinan & Cn. The Department for Art Objects and Bric-a-Brac is displaying a highly interesting collection of useful and decorative articles appropriate for wedding gifts, anniversary souvenirs or the adornment of the home. Bronzes, Italian Marbles, Terra Cotta Jardine feres and Teakwood iatures, Electric Lamps, Clocks and Clock Sets; Tea, Coffee and Liqueur Sets; Ma- hogany Tea Wagons, Serving Trays, Card . Tables, etc. { Hitth Avenue, 34th avd Golden nh Cash or Credit—Only One to a Customer cunt of the ridiculous price at which this Hoston Leather Couck te sold we must mit its pale to customers whose purchases amount to 816 0 149th St.--B OPEN EVERY EVENING 149TH ST. & 3D AVE., Subway & “L” Station at Corner. SPECIAL FO WEEK ONLY more. ie ase, 7 5s CREDIT AT PEN EVERY li ik lh i a z daiwa w apete me SMU Uibcial CriGde | 1ER DEAL TIRAPWA |": [iach Ud 6 Mab MieN Wi adbis ial ¥aresen a cea aut Oud. FLEES HOSPITAL, George Glover, a veteran in the finan- celal district and widely known among the older Wall street men, died sudden- yesterday at his home in Fanwood, J. He had been associated in a con- fidential capacity with many of the rail- financial leaders of twenty cently he was con- iting epertert of Lord & T, aylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Murray Hill 9000 ai years ago. M nected with the aw the American Smelting Company and acted as Secretary of the Chrysolite Mining Company. AtFountaine & Eleewhere ff « ae tn 7a | HORLIGK'S" | MALTED. MILK 59th to 60th Street Our Wonderful Easter Wearing Apparel Sale Is a Big Success! No wonder. We are offering the biggest and best stock of ionable apparel in our 41 y Lexington to 3d Ave. Special Offerings of Inexpensive Millinery for Easter Afternoon Hats, $10.00 to $20.00 Usually $18.00 to $30.00 Distinctive styles of Belgian Split, Lisere, Milan Hemp, Milan and Novelty Braids, trimmed with flowers, feathers, paradise, Numidi, Goura and ribbon and wing effects. An Attractive Assortment of Hats at $5.00 &@ $5.95 Usually $8.00 to $10.00 Shapes of superior quality in black and colors, trimmed with cire and moire ribbon, wings and flowers. Hand Blocked Belgian Split Untrimmed Shapes New Sailors and Watteau Hats in black and colors of merchandising. Everything Boys’ and Girls’ up to the minute styles are Misses’ and Children’s Simply Trimmed Hats in black and colors $2.95 &F $4.95—Usually 85.00 to $8.00 Beautiful Flowers, Foliage, Fruits, Feathers, Goura, Numidi and Novelty Wings in dainty boxes for Easter gifts. An extensive array of colors and styles 98c, $1.25, $1,95—Usually $2.00 to $5.00 Stout Women We have prepared splendid styles of prevailing modes in Apparel for Free trimming service extended to those who purchase untrimmed shapes apparel for stout women. Here are representative specials:— Tailored Suits for Stout Women at $17.75, $19.75 and $24.75 We are getting away from the plain tailored garment for the stout women —a short coat, elegantly trimmed with moire; a new style skirt, ‘They come in poplin or serge, lined with « $24.75, $19.75 and ordinary Exceptional Offerings in the wut acd edC erat New Furniture Section Jacobean Oak Dining Room Suite 10 pieces Usual price $1,250.00 Coats for Stout Women at $8.75, $10.75, $14.75 Fashioned of serges, medium weight serges, fine wide wale diagonals, emert French serges and storm serges. These models are up to the minute and espe- cially designed for stout women. 150 All Wool Serge Dresses, $6.95 150 new dresses, in navy, brown and black; plain tailored garments; sises $750.00 200 Serge Skirts at $2.95 All wool in navy blue or black; walt bends, 30 to 38; skirt lengthe of 40 80 Other Skirts for Stout Women, made of Aner cloths, at $5.95 to $7.95 ih to Wth Ht., Lex. te dd Ave, ——— 1,000Boys’ Suits C®Reeters, $2.95 The Smart Styles for Easter. Splendid values at the price. BOYS’ NORFOLK MODEL SUITS, with extra pair of trousers, made of fancy cheviot, in sizes 7 to 16 years, at BOYS’ BLUE SERGE SUITS, in latest “$2.05 BOYS’ RUSSIAN SUITS, made of serges and fancy cheviot, in sizes 214 to 7 years, at.. REEFERS OF COVERT SERGES, and fancy che- viot; sizes 214 to 8 years, at Our Boys’ Clothing Store is also showing f better suits in all sizes at prices ranging up to $12.95. Becond Kloor. 60th Bt. Section ———————" HLOOMINGDALES', BOth to Cth St. Lex. to Bd Ave, Crepe de Chine Blouses in New Models, $4.98 This is one of the many offerings our big blouse shop makes during our Wearing Apparel Week: NEW CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, roll collar, vestee and revers trimmed with buttons; hem- stitched yoke and sleeve; peach This stately and dignified Jacobean suite has been carefully reproduced from museum pieces in the soft- toned English oak so characteristic of the old manor hall Furniture of the later Stuart reigns. While substantial and massive in appearance it is not too large for a dining room of average size. carved oak-leaf cornices and caps, the cris mouldings and “linen” panefs, the twiste columnar supports and legs, and the traceried doors are peculiarly identified with this period, yet are seldom found in modern reproductions. The chairs are upholstered in a subdued-toned James II. tapestry, which completes a soothing color harmony worthy of Montacute House or the shrines of the later Jacobites, ‘The valuation of twelve hundred and fifty dollars is based solely upon the cost of reproducing. La oes onions SSSR SES Seas eek es tb Set Ivory Min- Mahogany Sheraton Dining Room Suite Usually $225.00 aletetarnet cae | $150.00 complete stocks 35th Streets, Nem York.) te TO 18 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE Buffet 54 inches long, China Closet 44 inches wide, Serving Table 86 inches wide, Table 48 inch top, 8 foot SS ed Sie ee Senne emvee ee a an Sa white; special’ value DOLLY VARDEN BLOUS. Directoire collar and cuffs of white organdie, in white, tango, French blue and /PX gold ground and dainty floral Other Special Offerings 4-Piece Solid Mahogany Bed Room Suite, cane panels ¢ Circassian Walnut Inlaid Suite 4-Piece Colonial Solid Mahogany, very large $45.00 Solid Mahogany 4-Post Bedstead $40.00 Wing Chairs and Rockers, assorted, each $25.00 $21.00 Solid Mahogany Chairs and Rockers, upholstered in tapestry, hard birch runners for strength, each $15.00 Bedsteads & Bedding 815 Brass Bedstead. $10.00 | 835 Brass Bedstead. %25,00 818 Brass Wedstead $12.50)%15 Box Spring.. $20 Brass Bedstead . $15.00] 825 Box Spring CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES, with embroidered collar, vestee and cuffs: the come in white, black and pastel shade: EN EY EE EY REE EE $$$ SE Pe FONE =z Special Combination Brass Bedstead, Box Spring and Pure Felt Mattress; Usually $45.00 you want your “business” to become | the talk of the town, through a World “Want” Ad. =e WN TERMS AUMANN--3d Ave. YOUR O EVEN!