The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1914, Page 14

era ay ae hoe ii ia r) . ‘Mins Cecilia Gaiden, wore said to have McAdoo ordered them. sent to the visited the hotel, had many drinks | Howse of Detention in order to have and afterward geparated, Halleran oe WN. OW them testify at the trial. Your Credit Ig Good No Red Tape arraigned fores Chief Magtatrate McAdoo in Hasex al Gald . Market Police Court to-day for contin: pparentiy - and Mien Gaiden remaining at the |_GWpbons, who ald he was @ com: | He traidenee. at the stonleepat Loaat 4 men with the remark that hi . ee mitteoman of the I. W. W. head-!tiouse without employment, the M. ted that there was much Wi Mra Callahan, whose home is over a | taro ete alge ployment, but that they should do the quarters, assumed the role of coun- } trate said he would relect those whom | nest they could. ‘The others ho held e' F hardware store, which Halleran once fellor for himself and his fellows. | he considered obviously defective, - | for exami mn. He anid he ally and physically. He set aside probably hem to the poor bi Home Evenings Boys like to stay home evenings when they have a big cony chait the hotel, took the stand long enough come to our headquarters and sleep to Identify the register on which Hal- . on the floor, as this man did, and eat leran depends to support his statement Lodger in Headquarters Says black bread and coffee. Anyhow, he ran, testified that the entire party lett} “44 "7 | He examined the witnesses and then iT J {the hotel together. Mrs, Florence |took the atand and sald: Hank, wife of the former prongictor of ig “No man with $2.76 would want to : ig 0 Hy —— : that he did not take a room there. bad bot Wérkator weeks, Che joy’ ay hor Woman Witness for Defense] ‘Hatteran, in nis own defense, ad-| His Money?Paid for Meal | aid he get $2767 When the com- to sit in and a bright jight near by, where they can ; , [mitted visiting various hotels with fc Psa whe ak, & haw Gage ne, T ia eomalort. Denies Stories Told by, partien of men and women, but de- for Conspirators, went out and made a collection in | It’s only when the home isn't cozy and comfortable that they get ri nied every one of his wife's charges. 7 hia behalf, f got money for him to fludins wes ber Witnesses for Wife. He wan asked how he came to break et good bed to aleep o ni A Word wander with Samuel Brackner, who had once| samuel Caplan, whose name as a| name Caplan sald he had been tod or rom Surprise your boy when he comes home some night with « nice new Morris Chair-—or a Grafonola—he'll be’ more than pleased, and you'll find he won't want to go out so It’s 80 easy to get such things here, too. We trust you without even an fotrodctons without red tape. Then we give you a year and a half to pay in weekly or monthly amounts so small you'll scarcely feel them. Come and sees our wonderful stocks of furniture, and housefurnishings. Note the low prices. And retrember, a home is a comfortable home. Open Saturday Evening Comperthurents Sows when he joined the I, W. W. that ho could use any name that suited his fancy. Fashion Land RACEFUL—soft—wil- lowy figures are here frém Fashion Land. Banish all stiff, corséted forms and model your fig- ure with a Model Bras- siere, which imparts natur- alness and beauty to your figure. Made ig wide va- ty of fastenings and Styles of cRurming imported mate- rials, Extra-large arm shields, re- movable rustless boning, and “flap” covering rustless f®oks and eyes are features of note. been an intimate friend, but who Mrs. Sarah G. Halloran and her | testified against him, and said that he uate i a hae SVghle Mil ira! steter, Mrs. Helen Connolly, wife of! had dropped him after trouble over a onnelly; Peter Burke and Hdward Borough President Maurice KE. Con- | check, Gibbons, all residing in the loft used " Bolly, of Queens, sattogether to-day oe - as the headquarters of the I. W. W. a “in Justies Keiby’s part of the Su- at No. 313 Grand atreet, were each . preme Court, Long island City, when WHITE SLAVER SENTENCED held in $3,500 ball by Chief Magis- Re Aleyaies G. Halleran began his de- a ane ear-o1a|tfate McAdoo in the Easex Market . Gente to his wife's divorce suit. The | @*trarer Police Cqurt to-day on a charge of 7 Borough President was there alao, for Girl tn Given Two Years, robbery preferred by Mérria Sindler, et ‘he is named as co-respondent in a/ After the Government had put in its/at one time resident of the Salvation i eounter sult brought by Halleran and | testimony to-day in support of an indict-| Army Hotel, but recently a member ces fe defendant as weil in an action} ment charging violation of the white | of the I. W. W. and a resident in the os for $50,000 damages asked by Hal. | sive law Nathan Folkdwaky on trial be- |ioft. ‘They will be held for the Grand fore Judge Thomas in the Criminal) a i se Minad alienation of Mrs. Hal-|)' och of the Federal District Court, JU" agape gona Brea up the Mght and entered‘a plea of] The defendanta were arrested by | RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT Women of the classic names of! guilty, He was rentenced to xerve two| Detectives Shine and Mundy of the} | The ORRINE treatment for the Drink “Phyro” and “White Hope" figured in| years in the State Reformatory at El-|Clinton street station on Monday | Habit can be used with absolute confi- the testimony ydsterday when the de- | mira. night. Sindler said that he was set | dence. It destroys all de: EDS Se tails of a vistt to the Flushing Hotel,| Folkowsky was rmrried on Dec. § Inst! upon by the men in the loft, a towel | beer or other alco! 8, ‘ : guppored to have occurred after an|and on the following day he persuaded | heing thrown over his head while one | /housands f i Ror by Poy Cpa ontiesgtngy outing oi the Jefferson Club, wert] Ida Kaplan, seventeen years old, to leave] of the men took $2.75 from his pock- have been d c bs mal pihteren tn ot * 6.00, her home in Brooklyn. He took her to and useful: ur personal rant on every Brassiere, ‘given. Halieran, Mrs. Rose Callahan eta, According to teatimony, the | Costs only $1.00 Nog eC len, th to Philadelphia, and final- ft No. 63 Broadway, Flushing; Sam- bra Cries. oS etree “-) three then went out to a restaurant. | get results from ORR! x al, ‘wel Brackner, Samuel Gluck and Hal-|" the girl said Folkowsky induced her| Five witnesses, young unemployed | your money will be refunded. Ask f Jeran and the “White Hope,” whom | t, jeaye home by promising to marry her| men who were in the loft, teatified in | free booklet telling all about ORRIN Mrs. Callahan identified to-day as! enon he got a divorce from hi wife. naif of Sindier, Chief ORRINE CO,, Washington, D. * wi a divorce fro ve lof Mastatrnte sale by all. Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores . O \ i ° Mahogany g Parlor Suite 9 Atdistinct addition to a modern parlor, The settee, rocker and In this et are well worth $60.00 of any man's money. Heavy ¢ mahogany frames with large claw feet. er si upholstery in russet, Kreen or maroon. s PARLOR SUITES FRO! "0 $400.00. Special Tango Outfit $50|Early English , ort te your home fer trial absolutely Rocker i OB IOEZIOE We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases New York's and Redeem Them in Our Own Merchandise 10=I0r——=0F] Shopping Centre To-morrow, last of the » \ a 42.50 in Goods Free smal sume ey met via 3 Onyx Aays ya Tor Each Filled Book of ° J ‘pa \" Surety Coupons. ing A special po built chair, | ular-priced eas C4 roomy, com- ayment outett : his outeit in: SA rortanie cludes the “Jewel” and service- a Sixth Avenue. 20th to ood Street A Gorgeous Display of the Newest and Most Beautiful a Dress Materials for Spring and Summer. An Early Sale That Offers Astonishing Values A Sale that exemplifies the money-saving i | An Exposition that shows what marvelous things | An Opportunity for every woman who loves r-) Columbia able. De- f Grafonola signed with . | holstered in real leather, t- . | bt a ull leathier back. hy ern dance. These records include 11 o*Ca: Hesitation Waltzes, 9 Tangoes, 11 On 2 Tango Mnttchiches, 1] Has metal sides 5 and extra strong tle, the st mod wear, Special, | dancer in the ‘wor! $6.45 Dance Records are the best he has BABY CARRIAGES OF EVERY STYLE ever heard. Full Stock of Double Disc 65¢ . IMPORTANT NOTICE —All Columbia Records 9 will play on Victor, Talk- ing lachines. Likewise ime all Columbia Grafonolaa will play Victor records. that O’Neill’s enormous purchasing and merchandising | modern weaving can do with the product of the cotton | beautiful 1, re terials, al make, possible. Prices are about usyal wholesale. | field, the silkworm, flax and wool, a lice ce costes iaek was, eae f Wash Fabrics of ‘Wondrous Beauty |Exquisite Silks for Spring & Summer 9 Dainty Cottons and Silk Mixed Fabrics; New Patterns| Wonderful Weaves, Beautiful Textures, Gorgeous New Colorings | G ¥d., 734 $9c White Ratine, Yd., 29¢ e i Be Borg red Ae ike bart || Gi inches sicbr A goods’ Maney, eal 91.25 Silk Crepe, Yard, 79¢ | 98c Crepe de Chine, Yd., 49c Imported Canton Silk Crepes. $8 inches} Yard wide, showa in a rich color range. ¥ ~ tantial grade. ide, in a vari olor A ase Costume Crepe.¥d.,15¢ |25¢ Mercerized Poplin, Yd., 18 mee ee eee ie 89c Check Cfepe Siik Eponge, ‘ | Shown in all the best floral effects and| Rich corded cotton fabric that gives 91,50 Crinkle Crepe, Yard, 98¢ Yard. 49¢ : ; Silk and Wool Crinkle Crepe. 40 inches} Yard wide, shown in all the best shad- a mae Beebe: Comverreaey ; | colorings, 30 inches wide. good wear. wide, shown in a good color line, alao black. ings, alao white and black we Summer Floor Coverings” Sas i Silk Striped Printed Voile, ' ’ ; | eee ® spears Te. i eer, é a | ade Shepherd Cheok Ratine, |e or aah 41,10 Chiffon Taffeta, Yard, 88¢| 91.00 Stripe Tub Silk, Yd., 68 : 4 | Shown in various sizes of checks. eolienee wide. Choice designs and hilo tie Gee acini Bttine Tub Si shown ina va- Re oa 39c Hairline Stripe Ratine. |59c Silk Mixed Printed Taffeta, $1.10 Black Peau de Cygne, 41,00 Silk Poplins, Yd.,68e © Melglhhs ‘ d.. 19¢ "Yard, 39¢ Yard, 79¢ Rich Corded Silk Poplins, yard wide, Japanese Matting Fi PPR yankee se eroente with vent Puen LCmaie demhe 84 sok deine ee 91.25 Peis inted Silk Poplins 89a’ Solid Oak Dresser | Fer Spring Refurnishing 68¢ Im Ramie 91.00 French Ratine, Yard, 69¢ 92.00 Black Charmeuse, $1.26] _ Yard wide, choice styles and colorings and Chiffonier’ guar: in thr widtho 34 ined, HT Wy gb ets Linen, Yard, ste |. imported Novelty French Bate, 48 jyllltck AllSile Charmeuse, ich dull] 91.28 Satin Stripe Shirtings, The best quality, of moderate: apcrealg ld if) cluding white. late ais Black Crepe de Chine, | Yerd wit; choice iyo: sd ealolagh femal nine ireane ton ot 9 ried tease crt toe fee Sot eth tea Nae ease ae | J eae wide, a i i ‘Chest Hoenn Fh Mh ile repechogs ee qoicest designs and oclorings. , letylen and colorings. . lusteouniyirapes beautifully. and colorings, soft glove finish. Bekiedh “RE GEDRSS I PCRSTECRE| We, make no charge for meses COWPERTHWAIT & SONS, “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Avenue rw. Park Row tt 121st Street t Chat sitet Tee Stores ® ‘cae All Linen Damask|Novelty Spri BARGAIN PLAZA |= Mil Ends of 9}4 and 8 yords, valve 91.00 yard! The Newest and Most Beautiful Foreign and American Weaves. Re Man Boente foes Somes eee Special at, yard, 69c| $1.00 Wool Crepe, yd., 79c 89c Storm Serge, yd., 55¢ ones < SS pension Imported ell wéol crepe, 48 inches wide; shown in all ~ ee 19 Heavy atin, all linen Irish table damask, 70|the best shedingsy sivobieck. Be pitenla pa keeper rr Sahel alle adil Tali aaenuale inches in, yd., 98c By Caroline Lockhart An outdoor tale of the big West (by the wide, in assorted designs. i in new design: 1.50 Silk & Wool Po in, yd» 98) $1.00 Prunella Cloth, yd., 55c author of ‘Me, Smith,”’) and of a New $ 1 $1.25 All Linen Satin Damask at 89c Yard] © 40 inches wide; rich round oF. and unbleached, Irish and German, all | black. Imported Novelty Prunella Cloth, 42 inches wide, in the / choice styles and colorings; also black. a York Girl’s strange adventures in the lawless ranch regions : : ; ‘3: ¢ “linen Table Damask, 70 and 71 inches wide. A mos . couprebepsive assortment of the newest designs. 50 Check Suiting, yd., 98c ite Tak sok at 29 2% $1.00 Storm Serge, yd., 68c i 3° _ | : In To-Day’s Ts a variety of styles, will make » pretty summer | | Shirt Waists or Dresses, Alllinen, in white and colored borders, 17 inches wide, for 2} Btere—teceed Fleer. O'Net $0c Snow White Table Damask at 29c Yard| Imported black and white shepherd check; 50 inches inches wide, all EVENING WORLD e; yf, dress or waist, O'Neil! Main Mula Stere—Secend Fleer, general kitchen use, —_Q“Neill-—-Main Store, Kecond Floor, - ‘ =" Heavy and serviceable, 60 inches widé, Choice of | wide; all wool; soft and draping. NEILL-ADAMS CO., Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York (tse, ————— (-) — (-) ___—(.) (TTTIT TIT TTI T Tri irri iTiiiiiritiitiirrrrry 3 4 : ¥ \ mnt UR 9 5 y pees sty ee hee , © id t! J poe — . Excellent qua moinette in white, natural, tan and gray. Gloves that look well, wash well and wear well. Women's Long Silk Gloves 16-button length. wp to 41.8 c : Heavy quality silk mousquetaire style, Paris point stitching: extra full arm; black and white. Pee several terns. Imported Admiralty storm serg 8c Snow White Table Damask at 39c Yard $2.00 Tussah Royal, yd., 28c ; woul aponged and shrink, in navy Bae wnaied." Heavy Bath Towels e re weret with drone, Many and cervigesble Tobie | 00% aported novelty tussah royal, 48 inches wide; choice) ¢y 95 Silk and Wool Scintilla, yd., 69c tse quali. Snow-w! double Toop weave, heavy absorbent Bath Towels, in white and colored borders, Women's Uhion Suits Light weight cotton, Value B0er special at... SOC Low neck, no aleeves, lace-trimmed knee. White Linens The quality usually . sold at 39¢ yard, at 25 Cc Irish manufacture, and all linen; in medium weight for separate waists or one-piece dresses. 50c White Dress Linen at 35c Yard 300 yards from Ireland, in the famous round-thread weave; all linen; for one-piece dresses, separate waists, O'Neill Main Store, Second Fleer. A Pee Ail Linen Table Damask at 49¢ Yard| $1.25 French Serge, yd., 89c Also silk and wool pin check poptins—best shadings. Dambiteceed and unbleached beer a nem tet cca cou Figach seas, 80 and &'nihes wide: choice] $1.50 Melange & Sicilian, yd., 79¢ 50 Trish manufacture. ST inches wide, in a variety of colorings. wearing quality. tae da Broa we vet, $2.80 Wool Crepe yd, $2.02, | G15 eninge, yd, a 78 inches wide, oath, heavy Scotch goods, noted for a ite immense Wearing qualities. 0 ack aad Long Cloth Eden Cloth 10-Yard Pieces; 250 Pieces of this perfect — ¢ fg ge = PI effects, 28 inches wide, Soft Chamois Finish English Long Cloth, Bite us fest ond ) wise 86 in. wide. h Flannels 1a}se White Cross Bar Voile, Y4., 6%4¢ || In tho ncech stripe effects suitable for 121e Crash Toweling at 9}4c Yard we chaise ta nan al (os best chatuan 48 inches wide: choice color line; also black, Fleer. Crash Toweling Regularly 18 yard: 12'%4c special at . ‘Toweling in white end colored borders, All linen crash. Adapted for tee, dish or roller towels. q Yl sv