The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1914, Page 8

-Peetnse Sailors. INGTON, May 6-——American rol- Mme sailors and ath ag Me whether | the United States or not, P letters without the prepayeré 7. * ony ‘a sing! HIRED FET of “TIZ.” ‘GHED FOR “TZ” Set take your shoes off and then iweaty. shoe-eris sal erga oy iy a ‘end = eS tal ih. Hired out jun ty feet w '° be cr like and cause foot torture. bor of “ on Premises perfect conditions - ‘ s Imported Lingerie values *-> Also lace trimme 2.75 up to 22.50, i nyies. and upwards, Ever' ih lace tn “ Coreets, Ni she be at Moderate Rates te protection under Pat | nonared quite beyond words by your, a ‘feet ‘our toes ‘look ny ft pw te ike" eops, "ot t's ce in and bunions. 'TIZ.” It's the wemedy that draws out all the Morea puff up your Fifth Avenue, N. Y. 95th and 36th Sta Tel. 2044 Greeley. All these prices will go back to their normal level on the Ist of June, so that these unusual should be taken the current month. The sale offers an unexcelled gopertunity, for the completion of the sum- Ho Our pets and most popular styles are Chemises, 75c, $1.00, 1.25, 1, 50, 2.75, 3.00 » and up to 35.00, including a variety of styles with hand SAT CHORY eyelet work and ribbon: * Drawers, 75c, $1.00, 1.25, 1.85, 2,00, 2.25, : All hand-made, some with , itd scallop, ots rs. with more elaborate broidery lace trimmed in all the latest Skirts, $1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2 50.00, all cut on modern ‘lines with hand em- broidery, lace, or both, Gowns, $1.25, 1.35, 1.75, 2.50, 3. 0, 3,75, 4.75 desirable style is included , embroide: 5 Combinations, $2.00, 2.25, 2.75, 3.00, 3.50 a ve 1 | to A850, in both Princess shape and Bresch eovees: to, 1,50, 1.75, 1,85, 2,25 up to 10.75. Hand embroidered, scalloped and lace trimmed. Biteecte poms ctrl tcaiar Infants’ ‘Wear etc, James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 33d and 34th Streets ~ THE EVENING WORLD, “WILSON HAS NEW LST FOR RESERVE BOARD; GETS OLNEY S LETTER jl be charged and thin will be | wren the letter te delivered... | President Wants New England Failure to Ply A Alimony Noll \8 | Man to Fill Place Declined | by Former Secretary. | | (Special from a Staff Correspondent! of The Evening World.) | | WASHINGTON, May 6.—I | | Wilson conferred with Secretary Mo ‘your sore, ewollen, sweaty | Adoo to-day on filling the vacancy in| feet spread out in a bath |the Federal Reserve Board caused by the declination of Richard Olney, | ‘They sought to find a New England} man and canvansed a number of, aces Among thone under conatder- | ation to head the board were William | A. Gaston, President of the Shawmut | National Bank, Boston; Joseph H. | O'Neil, President of the Federal Trust jCompany, Boston, and former Con. |{ kremsinan Charles G. Washburn of | Worcester, The appointment tn to Ko to New {England if a suitable man can be found. | President Wilson to-day received Richard Otney's letter, in which the former Secretary of State declined |the appointment as Governor of the Board, ‘The missive, dated Boston, |May 4, follows: “My dear Mr. President:—I feel letter of the thirtieth ultimo—by the important offer and by the friend- ly expression of confidence which ac- company the offer. “But the act of Congress which very properly requires each member ofsthe Federal Reserve Board to give his entire time to his work {® an in- @uperable obstacle to my acceptance of the offer. In the course of a long life I have in various instances assumed = duties” and undertaken trusts which, from their personal na- ture, cannot properly be devolved upon others. “If the conclusion I have come to Is a disappointment to you I greatly rosret it. But you cee hardly be sor- r than I am th am able to do w ‘ntte in aid oft an rer ret year of ac makes it one of the mor the country has ever known.” —..[—_— FRENCH CANAL BUILDER FAVORS TOLLS REPEAL Does Not Think, However, Amer- ica Should Pay for Panama Strip. Philippe Bunau-Varilla, who was chief engineer of the Panama Canal ably assisted President Roosevelt to get possession of the Panama strip, erie head on the Olympic on a Sit would be a most nonsensical thing for this Government to sive Colombia $25,000,000 for the Panama Canal strip,” said Bunau-Verilla. “The strip, belongs to. the United Btates and it was secured in a legit!- mate manne! Discussing the Mexican situation and the ensare of Vere Crus, Bunau- bagged Plenty) that Presl- m fi itely right in the Reg. Trade Mark Tec BR an i advantage of during [Wea Wom Yad 12 Ved Yow Wor WO Wed Wed Nr ed ot 29, 5, 00, and up to scalloped. Suits, the ri during the French regime, and who | ~ EXCOUNT AND BANKER f ‘GO TO THE WORKHOUSE ON WIVES’ ES COMPLAINTS Excused by Apologies, the Court Finds, Magistrate Harris in the Domestic Relations Court to-day sent two hus- bands to the workhouse for falling to provide for thelr wives, One of them ix a former banker, apd the other an Italian count, but past per- for ble James Murray Mitchell, who lives Jat the Hotel Bryant and who was a bunker at No. 25 Broad street until | a year ago, when he tailed, had been | put on probation to pay his wife $25 a failed to count ed in his heyday Mitchell said he had not paid his wife the money ordered by the court| because he was without funds. Mrs, Mitchell sald that she was compelted » have some money to provide food for the children, Bho lives with them at No. yest One Hundred and Thirty fifth street. “Ti send Hol pd the workhouse inker was taken over ‘The fe vount Giuseppe Abbiati of No. 148 West Twenty-necond street, who ts interested in several Italian restau-| ove a! rants, was the other husband to crosn the great divide between Manhattan fi and the Island. His wife was formerly Marte! snd’ Tower, a singer. 261 West Twenty-first street She lives at No. to pay her a cent of 2 a week the court had ontered. He. still re-| fused to pay the money and was sent to the workhouse until he pro- vided $1,000 bond to assure his wife of support. ee HOTEL CLERK TO ISLAND. Letters From His Home Town Fail to Save Him, Irving F. Armatrong, twenty-three, of No. 43 Sixth avenue was sent to tho For Liver Ils! Duliness of mind and elt joes of bod; y—eften serious acco follow im the wake of constipation. The blood ls purified by Dr.Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery (UN TABLET OR LIQUID FORM) W. B. NUFORM STYLE 432. Very low low bust ani hip and beck line: fi Romer white, ok of joel! Price $3.00 W. B, NUFORM STYLE 437. Dancing Corset, Corsetless effect. No bust li ‘lastic Umbrella | We Give You Practically Indestructible Rise Weary my mer JERE | City Reformatory for thirty days by | Juatices Collins, McAnerney and Laat nh pduad © nan resul nces In finance and present blue | [) and | sui complained that the Count had failed | © CARTEL. outing. DILLIAMS CLEANING 53 West Sdth St, More than the Herald, Times, ee ae peamar = o g made A dence the nd, aaistant Dis- r ived letters ‘onaren 7 th vet no lientency, as Arn nt he was dole wronk. | Swell Comms? Try | Wonderful “GETS-IT”’) Greatest Corn Cure World Has Ever Known—“Gets” Corns Sure as Fate. Thousands ja aimply | \ Ina few hours time in your Qwn home WEDNESDAY, Ge Telektra Piano Player will transform your paae into the finest of all player pianos Don’t exchange your old piano at @ sacrifice, The Telektra is the one player that can be attached to it regardless of its style, age or maka The Telektra plays free from assis- tance on your part, yet with perfect expression, or the ex- pression can be personally di- rected to suit your individual cies, Wiad the Telektra supplies the music for dancing no need for anyone to sit out and Convenient Terms: of Pay- ment Can Be Arranged. hone lets for illustrated book and'tah varticulars, TheTel-Electric Company 299 Filth Ave., Corner Sist St. Telephone, Madison Square 6343 S2ND. YEAR T. PAB ALS RUG*°CARPET CLEANSING in Fire-Proof Building: FIRE PROOF STORAGE for Household Goods. Founded In es TELEPHO! 5567 cow M Bus The World Played Star Role| - During Spring Renting Campaign) iN 22,726 WORLD “TO LET” ADS, LAST MONTH— 3,008 in. Tribene MI Frese ADUED TOURTHED. IF YOU HAVE SUMMER COT. TAGES OR BUNGALOWS - FOR RENT BE SURE AND ADVERTISE THEM IN THE WORLD, “3 GS aaa MAY 6, 1914. A Purchase from_a Well-known Dressmaker 500 Women’s Silk Dresses At $13.50 Were $18.50 to $25 Chiffon Taffeta Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine Flowered Crepe Paris-inspired styles for afternoon and dancing wear—many with the new tunics that give straight lines, some with circular draped Regge others have the new skirt with the deep Ae , some with deep accordion pleatings, others with bouffant draperies, and the most picturesque model has the Spanish girdle. Etoile Bh jel Pied ‘openhagen Blue ‘earl Gr Amethyst Apple Green Wistaria Russian Green Tango Every dress has a dainty touch of fine lace or net, and all the bodices are lined with YAchina silk or net. Sizes 84 Al to 44, This GIMBEL LL’S retail stocks. More it is unneccesary to say—except that we have succeeded. Quantities are enormous—we provided, for instance— 22,560 Summer Shirts 6,740 Silk Scarfs 22,500 Pairs of Socks 1, 950 Men’s Spring and Summer Suits These are the principal lots in the Sale:— $l to $1.50 Fancy Shirts at 70c $2.50 to $3.50 Silk Mixed Shirts at $1.65 $4 and $4.50 ALL-SILK Shirts at $2.15 Ci in groups of shirts at 95c, $1.15 and $1 Crepe and Crepe Faille Scarfs at 65c $1.50 Summer Pajamas at 95c Other Pajamas at $1.15 and $2.50 $1 Black Morocco Belts at 50c $1 Milanese Silk Gloves, 85c pair $1.50 Chamois ig $1.15 pair $3 Soft Hats at $1.75 $6 Silk and cps Hats at $5 $1 to $3 Silk Hats and Caps, 50c and $1 $8 Ecuador Panama Hats, $5 50c Silk Socks, 28c pair 35c Lisle Thread Socks, 18c pair $1 and $2 Silk Socks, 65c and 95c $3.25 to $4.50 Silk Socks, $2.25 air ‘air Circassian Walnut Bedroom Furniture At Much Reduced Prices The Circassian Walnut Dresser, illustrated, $42.50, from $65. Chiffonier to match, 840, from 360, These fine pieces are of sen dnonel figured wood, and of dust-proof construction, with large bev led French plate mirrors, and dull brass handles, Other splendid pieces in styles to be discontinued: Dresser, Colonial model, $45, from $55. Chiffonier to match, $35, from $48. Both sith wnones Knobs sand juare ene ilg Drees oloni model Bedsteads, 680, from $37.50 each, The Flare Pies poktoes Suite, in richly figured Circassian Walnut. Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table with tri 962.60, from $ See Page 10 for Subway licute mirror, at Seventh Floor 1ST erent enaeneeneeneene tt see ne ens eeo en ENS AVES PS VES SVS aa Brings the Season’s Greatest Economies on All Sorts of Fashionable Summer Apparel You already know the reason for this broadly planned Sale—our wish to surpass in the excel- ee the offerings and in the amount of savings to you, the remarkable sale last year of E. A. | 25c to 50c A Clearance d Gtmbel Modes ‘Women’s and Misses’ Suits At $17.50 Were $25 to $82.50 Gabardine Wool Crepe Serge Waffle Cloth Checked and Fancy Worsteds Also—Ten Three-piece Suits of Silk Poplin for women. ‘20 Young Women’s Suits of Moire and Silk Poplin, Reproductions of Imported Models by Martial et Armand “Also J ileia of Paria Suits Many of these suits have Overskirts, and there are some with Peg-top draperies. Sizes are incomplete in each model, but all are in- cluded—for misses, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years; for nN i women, sizes 34 to 44. | Pia Event for Men 4,800 Suits of Pajamas 480 Light Weight Overcoats 10,500 Cool Undergarments 1, 500 Pairs of Gloves 2400 Belts Men’s $25 to $48 Sack Suits at $16, $19.50, $23, 0 an Men’s $2 to $45 Serlng Ove Overcoats at $16, $19.50, $23 and Men's 353 Silke lined Tec enLiuoh and Vests at $36 Men’s $50 and $55 Dinner a and Even- ing Dress Suit at $31.5: $15 to $40 Raincoats at $8, 50; $11.50, $17.50 and $23 $5 to $7 Flannel Tennis Trousers, $3.75 Pair $2 Khaki Trousers with Belt and Cuffs, $1.35 $15 to $20 Angora Wool Jackets at $10 65c Athletic Underwear, 35c Garment He 50 Athletic Underwear, 65c R. Morley's $1 Gauze Cotton Shirts, 50c len’s afer s, $3.25 Pair ancy Cotton Shirtings, 18c to 35c yard $1 to $2.25 Silk Shirtings, 75c to $1.65 yd. Silver | Plate for, he 2 Js une tne . S prices on the ping gift sugges- tions ¥ 2 the table or buffet. Tea Sets, five pieces, $30 to Vegetable es, $7.50 to "$25, Meat isos, $5.75 to $22. bh Casserole Dishes, $8 to $10.50. Chests of Plated ‘Wares—Knives, Forks and Spoons, 24 to 26 pieces, $8.50 to $25. Main Floor May Showing of White Shoes for Everybody In this fine GIMBEL as- Buckakin in all ot Women and Chil Fer Women—in wey sizes and styles boo for Men, for the low oi to 67 for the high shoes. For Infants and Children— from the smallest to the larg- wt sizes, in buckskin 00 can- "models from the in- Yants at $1.60 to $3 LAY to misses’ sizes at $2.60 to rer Men with rane. soles White Canvas Grlords ith leather _ and h 60, to the Buckskin rfordson the "Wale bred” model at 97. Floor