The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1914, Page 17

TOWAR ON WILSON "2 BESS ANTITRIST — Threaten to Defeat President When He Refuses to | Exempt Unions. BUT HE STANDS FIRM. — << What the Labor People Want, Is Unconstitutional, He | Declares, (ASHINGTON, |May 1. — Open’ between the Administration, | by President Wilson, and the| Federation of Labor, led @amvel Gompers and organised representatives in Congress, is President bas been threatened ‘wWHh this feud because he will not te an amendment to the anti- bills to exempt labor from the mn of the injunction laws, threat of open warfare was yesterday during conference be- the President and a delegation organized labor's spokesmen in These leaders were Repre- Lewis of Maryland, Keat- ef Colorado, Casey of Pennsyiva- and Sherwood of Obio. ERB BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAT 1, 1016. ~ REINHARDT’S ‘MIRACLE’ 25-5 STATE TRES TO PROVE we FUNK APDANTS AE DEEASE' RANELES ATLANTA, Ga, May 1.—It ts re- ported this morning that when the ¢ President is ready to take ght to the, floor of tie House, ang | ase of Leo M. FraWk, convicted of be te anne to Medea af He in of| the murer of Mary Phagan, comes i¢ opinion at organised labor) up to-day for a retrial hearing, the wants the Administration to @anc-| state will offer evidence of framed- Administration officials expressed hemseives as surprised when they learnet of the conference and the de- mands 4 the labor representatives. Several of them asserted that at the time the labor provisions in the pend. a May 4 were su and ry bills, Representative be fem: declared bimself Lstealoss with | tion Kye ae which would not stand t of constitutionality im the|UP SMdavits by friends of the de- rte. fense. J.B. GREENHUT. Pres. | GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER Srore ra ‘The Rev. C. B. Ragsdale, who has| first time in the history of the South diated his affidavit as to an al-|& Jury rear ane & negro In prefer- Lone ence to eight white women. leged confession by Jim Conley, |" "rhe defense asserts that the Rage: hegro, now says that when he si; dale matter looks like a police frame- the Conley afiidavit the: up, Into whieh they innocently fall, ent Detective W. J. Burn It ts also reported that Annie Maud Tedder, R. L. Barber and bis own Coney" " D ony alee? told of lawyer, Arthur Thurman. cante z ‘This statement is answered by all | those involved with dent was on his way to Oklaho but at Chattanooga he hoa: ¢ once wired that the story was when her nce i eae absolute falsehood” and sald ho | with other men, hi would take the next train back to | on Hevenor to Atlanta, Thurman denied that he | ji<!* Cours had induced Ragsdale to make the af- In the Supreme Court nd ai he cond divorce action he brought againet 7 wus decided in her favor by a Jury rank gave out @ statement from | before supremo Court Justice Glegerie cell in which he safd that for the ' six weeks ago. “MAIN BUILDING’ Saleof Handsome SilkBlouses Mostly Reproductions of Clever Original European Modes. Tomorrow, at $1.98 $2.98 & 53.98 You will marvel at the charm and beauty of the designs, and at our special prices the bargains are most marked. China Silk Blouses, at $1.98 Numerous dainty styles, eying all the correct Parisian ideas—drop shoulder, fancy cuffs, chic embroidered Directoire collars, finished with jewel de Chine Blouses, Crepe buttons. ALL the best colors; also black and white. Priced at $2.98 Lean, id .|Crown Prince Checks Applause | the i] London two years ago—before the larg- | evet sous Oth Ave.18th tol9 th Sts. BROUGHT OUT IN BERLIN| ss During Play—Leads Call for Producer After Act. BERLIN, May 1.—Max Reinhardt presented last night for the first time in js famous production, “The ‘which made so much talk in ‘a9 transfo of the interior able of ecente techalque. —_————_— Spring Fete of Junter League. to-morrow afternoon and the Hotel At. Regis, rift; oat, most fashtonable audience ever | Ainieun cr the Junior Lecmun of Children’s bent peril ge oo) aatove: gathered for a theatrical performance, In the royal box wore the Crown Prings he hy nt ar mbt “the cance BIG STORE ‘MAIN BUILDIN' ve feed ¢ son's A springtime fete will be given this| big, upetai at | ing. No rest, no let-up, onl, work for your long-suffering feet. hem to-night with o phen Joba Ow ibn dl ha A joo and pains, the it tl tC ca i puffiness and burni to Rela ‘a | cramping, torturing s! comfortable vanish, and feel loose ain. Your feet are Bem Biter for this trade mark whe ead Modern Dancing Exhibition Daily, 2 t $ P. By Mies Helen Mr. Bruce Al beset’ WAIN: Bulding.) OurTrimmed Hatsat*5 cannot be duplicated elsewhere for less than $10 and even then the “copy” is lacking in some vit&l style-touch that has made our millinery creations the wonder and envy of our competitors for 18 years. FRESH DISPLAYS—NEW, NOVEL FASHION-FEATURES! $1.95 and $2.96 Straw a Shapes, at 95e—best shapes; all colors black. Lacquered Straw Hats, at . Ready-to-Wear Hemp Hats, Pit eee iylahy.eimmed; ttle, sriovepensigguely: j finished with pencii-edge. Wr: Smart Street Hats, at $2.96—chic, clever effects; best colors. Children AM, eed blocks. Children’s Ready-to-Wear Hats, at vints 95 to Ta.88 spleodia range of materials and colors. Hats Trimmed Free Speciall Made with the rele kimono sleeves, collar, cuffs and vestee o| white organdie; finished with tie and pearl buttons. Bes¢.colors, including flesh, ciel and maize; also white. : tative Lewis and bis dele- @étion went to the White House and @q@manded of the President that the pending anti-trust bills be amended @xempt organised labor from the mo of injunctions, as Dpaovided by the Sherman law. They told the President that the provision im the pending measures, which 2 A caer the exigtence of labor, or- tions and farmers’ alliances, does not go far enough. Whey demanded, also, that labor be taken out entirely from the classes of interstate business which comes un- der the application of the Sherman law. ie Also, they suggested to Preai- dent that if this demand was pot granted the friends of organized ie: bor in Congress would take at- ter to the floor of the Se House and wage a vigorous ol warfare on the Anti-Trust bilis, When the delegation made known ita intentions the President calied Attorney-General McReynolds into the conference, After the arrival of Mr. Mcftey- golds the meeting lasted one hour, At its conclusion none of the repre- sestatives would indicate what the President had told them, It was ascertained subsequently that the President informed the rep- g ves he would agree to ke hry led MICHIGAN eae C0. urease +B" town 16° rere 7 YFurchase +5 town 1h ote MOO Fucnase 17 Youn + 1° were 150% rcrare MO"owns 2° wern LARGER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. Another Cre, F Swagger new pointed standing collar; tle. Other models with Directoire and roll de Chine Model, as Pllustrated, at $3.98 lace insertions; drop shoulder and fancy cuffs; finished with silk cord ing collars, and vestee effect. e of White B ouses Continues: ally 1 50% bi 9 AIN BUILDING Women’s $2.25 (16-button) French Glace Gloves, *], 75 Splendid wearing’ gloves in black and white in the very weight aid _ most wanted now a clene Women’s 2-Clarp Lambskin Gloves, at 75e—light weight, over: black and white; black with embroidery and "white with hea embroidery. fae ats Lig ine light H yu sew vlack and ped fingers. MAIN BUILDIN' Men’s and Youths’ $15, $18 and $20 Spring and Early Summer Suits, at Great purchase of surplus si (Full details or this sale in one ad. ee "s “Journal.””) —MAIN BUILDIN If Ever There Were Bargains in Men’s Negligee Shirts They Are 89c Wil|Here, To- morrow, at Nearly 10,000 high-grade ne liges P shirts at a special price whic most instances, just about oS wholesale cost. Soft-or Laundered Cuffs The shirts are made of mercer- ized silk in stripes. Finest percale and woven madras. All sizes in this sale. ‘MAIN BUILDIN' Fresh Meats, Poultry, Cakes, etc. Tomorrow ends the first week of our May Food Show. Fresh Meats 502 Print Butter Fancy oreamery 1-1b,_ print Fresh Eggs Bvety ene guaranteed; denen carte Eating Chocolate BURDEN'’S MILK CHOCOLATE or ‘imond bare; dex, 2 dos, 75c; 800; 3 reg 0c machine slice SUNSHINE BISCUITS —-"Takhome soda, graham, lemon or gi oe blecultes Ac 6 reg. 5c teresa, 2 Ln se WPORTED gvise, c “Home-Made Cakes Mode in our “Daylight” Bakery; about and Ve; Paee BALDWIN apes , greening Boe $9.25 Lift-Cover Style, at £7.25-- | a fackes highs ice capacity about m2, 6 ‘Lit-Cover Style, at £11 4 een high; Ice capacity about | . 35 “Bverybody’s Going to THE BIG STORE’ Spring & Summer LAMPS-—orange and ruby Wass; at. M, Q. DEVEL rials ‘URE! Gane only: doubl $12 s from Thos. Landau Bros, & Co. ot, 831 Broadway, this city. MAIN BUILDING: Skirts For Women and Misses; Usuall, Here, morrow, 4 DOZEN MODELS TO A SELECT Blue and green plaids, black and white checks, mixtures, black matelasses, serges, pop- lins, ete. Navy, also white wash Ramie lincns and ratincs, Belts 22 to 30, Lengths 35 to 42. ALS‘ STOU models in navy and black serges, gray and taupe Bed- cords and mixtures. Belts for 30 to 40; MAIN BUILDING: Photo Supplies We develop, print and culuige cheaper and be Ca th developed, OIL RUBY PODS-— brass top; ARGO PAPER , 39c one of the best gasiight by known paps tain Post Cards Printed by gaslight; every package 2 4. 15¢ WOMEN — splendid 39¢ Women’s*i Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, at 69c 2,400 Pairs—Every Pair Full-Fashioned ‘One of the most remarkable sales of its kind ever announced in The Big. tore. er's Ey ae Arm PERFE! arene eo loves, at $1 Fine Sais pure thread silk double tip- with lisle tops and soles, and LT black Spliced heels. Black only. Ut H izes. Sale tomorrow. Roses Juniors’ and Flesh, maize, peach colors; also white. “vrata 51 98 and Fragrant, Long-Stemmed All colors; elsewhere usually 75c to 39 $1.25 a dozen. Here, tomorroow. (Cut Flower Section, at extraordinarily reduced Amazing bargains. lain Floor.) MAIN BUILDING: Sale of a Sample Line of Alumette Hair Ornaments and Slipper Buckles At Less than Wholesale.Prices Only 675 pieces for special gem f selling. (Cut steel slipper: buckles added to this fe. 50c Hair Pins — set Siipper Beton = 25c a te, $1.25 Barrettes, Slipper Pins and Buckles, at. ... Ic $5 to $5.60 Bandeauz, | Barrettes, Combs, Cut +10 to $2 Halr Pins, r Pins and Steel and Rhinestone les, at... Ic on on Odd Pieces at 34 50) Price up to $4. MAIN BUILDIN Excellent English Derbies Usually *3 and *4; 89 Sale, Tomorrow, at = These are in a full range of sizes, embracing every new shape of the season for men's wear. A Special Lot of $1 and $1.50 Soft | A “Sample” Line of Cloth Capa, at Hats, at 55e~ popular styles and col- | 59¢—-regu these would be priced ors; sizes for men and youths. | at 75¢ to $1.25, pre to $8; FROM. $2_to $3 Barretics, Cut black and cream; slp “Bue Rhinestone skirts in 200 SKIRTS FOR Slippe lengths 38 to 43. Buckl fea, at.. MAIN BUILDING 14 Less Than tial tor" Porto Rican Cigars Perfect Qualtty - Carefully Selected Tobaced-— Uniform Grades Sale Tomorrow—-Kere Area Few of the Specials: Regalia Extra— Box of $0, regula: S, a Exquisites— Box of £€, regularly Victorla~Box of 100, regularly Puritonos- Box of 38, regular: $1. ARAG pricy Seymour Periectos—Box ol Special Price GREENHUT BUILDING—HOME FURNISHINGS Refrigerators Reduced Refrigerator Co. ; A Stirring Saturday Sale “UNIVERSAL” REFRIGERATORS; made by the Alaska all with white enamel-lined provision cham- bers. $16.35 Apartment House Style, at $14.25 -50 inches high; ice capa- city about 75 Ibs. | $19, 40 Apartment House Style at | £21.50 Side-lIcer Style, at $18.50-- $17—53 inches high; ice cepacity | * jneees high; ice capacity about @bout 100 Ibs. bs. $18.95 Side-Ieor Style, at $16,75— | a inchee high; ice capacity about (Fog detalis of this sale please see our i a7 MAIN BUILDING Boys’ & Girls’ Summer Hats special pure! ichundredé of serviceable @ and ali hats. These are cloth hats in \ di in Straws, All nies in = roa Naf rend Attractive Line of Imported and Domoatic Hats for Girls’ White Dresses; Also Cloth Dresses, Suits and Coats prices for torvorrow. Most po, hions in liberal assortments, "Journal.*) “MAIN BUILDIN Tomorrow (Saturday) Only! Women’s and Missés’ Stylish Coats at °12.75 Heretofore Priced $16.50 to $23.75 A most unusual opportunity for $8 for 416 feldie) of The Big to pores indsome coats and wraps in modes that are now in the height of fashien at a price which permits of a substan- |: tial riper All of these coats and’ wraps were selected from our own superb stocks. We reduced the pris simply be- cause lots are small and size assort- ments are somewhat incomplete. Fine French Serge, Bedford Cord, Gabardine, Eponge, Moire Silk, Bre- caded Silk, &e. In this sale, tomorrow, we also offer a number of very handsome CAPE — COATS, one illustrated. These are nega re. — : of SERGES and CHECKS. Collars and cuffs of Roman striped silk. ‘MAIN BUILDIN' “Bigstoroll” 75c and *1 Music Rolls for Fie t ane - : 88 c & 50 c ale at, Each . ie tt ir sale exclusively at The Big Store, Not Unquestionably the best player-piano joday. Made of finest quality paper. Accurately cut, ly; hard rubber s; and Popular Songs. Here's _ es in tomorrow’ ot the Rent for Mre. | » You're a Bit Old ‘asbioned. On mu) Srope of the Creat for Your tawfut Wile? Globe Trott Healtate Me Honeys Amapa Tango. 1 Love You Just And Then, Loved the Old Tantalizing | That Irresistible Too, Mush Mustards” You're Here and I'm Here, Let Bygones Be Bygonse, "he ° Following at 50c ove the Ladie Don't Stop. s 1 Met You Powe Down in Chotiasoeee: af tina ” me "gums Double “ae Green Trading Sta:nps with Purchases Made Before 12 o’ Clock—Single Stampe Thereafter,