The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1914, Page 11

- a & | EXASENBLYMAN OT 2) ON BAL ON CHARGE OF BAK LOUTIG betta ertavetien tere, Richard Murphy Surrendered pete epee for Alleged Conspiracy to Rob Institution. Former Assemblyman Richard Murphy of Amsterdam, N. Y., was taken before United States Com- missioner Houghton by Federal Agents Scully and Pigniuolo to-day to give bail for trial in the up-state district court. Murphy is the fifth man charged with conspiracy to rob the First National Bank of Amater- dam of $175,000 between January 1, | 1910, and the present time. Eugene Oppenheim and Howard J. Rogers of ‘the firm Oppenheim & Co. were ar- ; rested in their luxurious offices at |No. 111 Broadway Friday last and were held in $25,000 bail each. Murphy surrendered himself to Chief of Police Patrick Hayes of Ho- boken Saturday night. He said he thought there was a federal warrant | out for him. Hayes verified the im- pression by telephoning to Amster- dam and Murphy was locked up. Re- corder McGovern turned him over to the Department Justice agents yes- terday and he came to this city vol- untarily and was put in the Tombs, The indictment charges that Wi!- Nam T. Brice, a bookkeeper, and a paying teller entered false credits to the account of the Riley Brice Realty Company of which Murphy was vice- president, and that Murphy drew | money as fast as the credits were entered. The cheeks and drafts were cashed through Oppenheim & Co. Oppenheim, who ys that he ts a brother of Baron bert Oppen- heim of Paris, and Rogers, who has | represented this country abroad as BET.103 &104 ST. |e commissioner for expositions, say . L. DOUGLAS \that they had no knowledge of the "3H 4 &°42 SHOES |Feal source of the revenues of wearing GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE OPENS AN ACCOUN EDIT TERMS 83 Perm $50 | 96 Doxm $10) $4 Pam 875 | 89 Pm 5459 Open Saturday Evenings 104 ST. LSTATION AT CORNER FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE. Murphy as Brice’s legal adviser and acted merely as agente in buying properties for Brice, according to their own story. The leak in the bank was not dptected because the false entries and the checks against the account were always for small amounts and the account was never allowed to get big enough to attract attention. ‘The bank is capitalized at $125,000, has a eurplus of $199,000, and aggre- gate deposits of $48 Pope Receives Am Pilgrims. Rev. Straw Uncalled | for Suits— “41 have taken all the uncalled for suits from the different stores through- out my chain and placed them in this store. Some sold as high as $20—$22 $6, $7, $8 Straw Hats Given Free accept a ment to have dozen of other hats a free with a st » Uncalled for Trousers, om the different stores, - $2.00 .. Straw Hats Free N Flannels, cheviots and ends from suit. ings used for trouscrings, sold as high as $6, $7, $2.75 STRAW HAT GIVEN FREE WITH THESE ODD TROUSERS $8, in some of the stocks I bought out the past season. My price, trousers to order as 431 Broadway Cor. 40th St. | y 44 u Murphy and Brice, ‘They regarded] \ cancellation this year on my order of fine straw hats. me take two hundred dozen they put in about one hundred hold-overs from last season, and to each customer ordering suit, overcoat or odd trouser from this date on MITCHELL FROM BOSTON. Woman Killed in Fall from Root. | ‘The body of @ woman about thirty- | whom the neighbors at No. 634 West Thirty-ninth street, | although they did not know her name, was found this morning crumpled 11 heap in the narrow space between th: brick wall of the tenement of No. 238 || West Thirty-ninth street and the frame | of McClenahan's coal yard next door, Apparently she jumped, i, or was thrown off the tenement roof. Neighborhood children told Detective Hughes that they had seen the woman and two men @rinking beer from a can on the tenement yesterday iter | noon. THOUGHT SHE COULD NOT LIVE Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Triple Stamps In the Morning Double Stamps In the Afternoon And 50 Additional Stamps With a Purchase of $1 or More on SEE Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday ( COUPON Last3_ (— cur our THIS COUPON P Of This Offer | 1¢ '# good for FIFTY (50) aa Stampe with @ purchase of ${ or over Tuesday, Wedni or No \couneN Thuraday of thi both Not good after June 4, 1916. ec Thureday, June | (W) fiendine ire estacortines: Rothenberg & Co, nville, Mo—“I suffered from a ible and I got so weak that I could hardly walk across the floor without holding on to something. I had nervous spells and my fingers would [cramp and my face would draw, and I could not speak, nor sleep to do any good, had no appe- tite, and every one I would Some one ‘ke Lydia E. Pink- Vegetable Compound. I had taken so much medicine and my doctor | ¢ said he could do me no good, so I told m; husband he might get me a bottl would try it. the time I ha it I felt better. continued its now I am well and strong. WH MUDSON® RIVER AY LINE (ALBANY LINK) juncday, Dar eye t s og ‘cat Kingston Pol All "through Albany ace PATTEN LINE| WEEK DAYS re" hi A “I have always recommended your medicine ever since I was so wonder- fully benefited by it and I hope t letter will be the means of saving son other poor woman from suffering.” d MARTHA SEAVEY, Box 1144, Unionville, Missouri. The makers of Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have thousands of such letters as that above—they tell the truth, else they could not have been obtained for love or money. This med- icine is no stranger—it has stood the test for years. If there are any complications you do not understand write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confiden- tial), Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held i et confidence. DIAMONDS ON CREDIT “ines Wael Blamed Co MAIDEN LA! Tel_ 8867 Cort, 1A LW. DIAMoNDs WATCHES i _LOST, FOUND AND REWARD: Hats Free! M.S. Mork & Co., New York, who for the past three years have taken my orders for straw hats, which were sold in conjunction with my gents’ furnishing business, refused to As an induce- All the ends from Murphy’s stock and other stocks that I have been fortunate enough to buy this season will be made up suit to order $10.00. Some of these sold as high as t half price. These are brand new goods, no raw hat. » I present Suit to Order $10.00 Straw Hat Given FREE With Each Order Blue Serge. I have just have got hold of twenty pieces English Serge, running 180z. in weight, color guaranteed. Two- 8oz. in g 8.25 piece suit, cut any style ,...cees serene STRAW HAT GIVEN FREE WITH BLUE SERGES THE 119-121 Nassau St. TAILOR Near Beekman St. 5 MAIDEN LANE. PHONE 243 JOHN pee A} onal RS A MONDS~CRED| WEF: AMER oN LANE World “Wants” Work Wonders. Our 20th June Sale Now Onl; A Boon to All Who Have Summer Garments to Buy — Beye Cxthing onl ‘Shivta ond Bebleo’ Weer Howedressse sad Nagligess Corsets aad Wesheble Blewseo FASHIONABLE APPAREL Just When Most in Demand. DESIRABLE, DEPENDABLE, At Wonderfully LOW PRICES | June Sale of Muslin Underwear scmuenoull nee fi 20TH YEAR—BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER 3.00....4.00....8.00 GREAT QUANTITIES, GREAT VARISTING, ORAAT VALUBS will be the “Wank ig Many, tnddrptice purchaom fron, eeding pt ph aS septal fo the style, one and workmanship of his products... .Every No Mati or Telephone Orders. Quantities limited to 8 garments at @ prica Nainsook Corset Covere—lace emb’y and ribben—val. .35... Cambric Drawere—tucks and h. 0.—reg. .39.... Nainsook Night Dressee—open emb’y end lace—reg. .59 Nainsook Combinatione—full trim lace and ribbon—veg. .69.. Cambrie Patticoate—good emb’y or lace—reg. .79. Nainsook Princess Slipe—tace and ribbon trim—reg. .98. SALE SPECIALS: IN IAMOND¢ Extra Sire Corset Covere—tight Hitting—06 to 62—reg. .29.....0.040+ Extra Sise Muslin Drawere—h. 0. hem—salue .49. Extra Sige Muclin Night Dreseee—3 to 4 rows emb’y—val. Extra Sise Petticoate—wide emb’y or lace—reg. $1.00.. 4 CREPE DRESSES........ v4) Work DRESSES.....:... with trdie, of ~~ B aintiest of inet reauee. amy of these ough tor gowns. DAINTY SHEER FROCKS— == | Children’s Masonville Muslin 1 to 10 yeare—ealue .19 and .25 Ul. 39. —value = Children’s Cambrie Patticoate—tueks and h. e, om or lace and embroidery—¢ to 14 yre.—veg. .39 16 4. | Girls’ Petticoate—Nainsook—prettily trimmed—é te 16 yre.—veg. 00. 64 FOLLOWING ARE EQUALLY GREAT BARGAINS, But are more minutely described for those who wish Detailed information: CORSET COVERS COMBINATIONS Nainaook—pretty embroideries and Allover _Embrot Combina- Point de Paris and Val. laces— jrnyd of atweek, with fancy ribbon beadings—reg. .@.... ce Or ee and d Naineook—Shadow laces in daint- fent effects, also Underbodices with yoke and sleeves of Shadow ace—re Nainsook—yoke and drawere with rows of Val. lace and bbon—reg. $1.29... Pink Wash Silke and Lace Underbodices—val. 1.80. NIGHT DRESSES 1 k and Muslin—round, V oF “Alan neckeaerviceabte Inge, embroideries and ribben— reg. .69 and .7! Bef iedaltons= Chine NI Dresses hite, Sineete t jace and $3.8... res. Nainsook Pettiqnate—ekeleton: flounce of Shadow lace wide emb'y and. Underlay—val Naineook Pett Sandel with Shadow. Vat, Potat De Paris laces or elaborate Hpndao 4 . LOB] hands Crepe de Chine Pettt- lace e] rit | Nainaook—elal lace and Crepe De pink, wi ribbon—Value 2 Po. Christening Fal ices oe wahy a Ngineooy and Lawn Dr bea) ond Russias value §2. Naintool and Coats—taney, ino Cambri, double panel, wide émb'y and Fibbon—epeclal.:.r+..+- Oe Nainsook Petticoats—Newest rea combined with French em= broideries—wide Batin bow= regularly 6. DRAWERS Embroldered ruffle and seoand insert values CHEMISES Campric and Natnsogle round yo ribbon—rew. 4 Pe) Cambric and Natnsook en eee yokes of heavy or fine laces or neat M lea, in crepe and trim’d Lawn and Nainsoo! value #1. Ri ik unstan, ie peer et Nainaook Chemtses—regular and kthe—various models TUESDAY IS BLOUSE DAY | Tomorrow—Two of the Best Specials Thus Far Offered— We Have Really Outdone Ourselves. If you want the best Blouse Values in New York, you must shop at Hearn's ors ‘pli not onky to Blouse Day Sects, but to every oftring i this great Department. WASHABLE BLOUSES— Regularly 81. ; Organdie = finish and plain vollee—a pretty feature ts the set in vestees or chemisettes— yokes, long shoulders, various newest yachting collare and other pretty | WHITE SILK BLOUSES— Regularly 81.81 concave ve ae pore and vee, finished wii tt made—reg. . organdie pt features stamp these as exceptionally and short a Gutinge oF Remember! (These blouses will Underovrice Specials in teataful-ll aes, Fignuy, “ewutlly = ‘wsshed | HOUSEKEEPERS! NEEDS’ Also June Sale Speciale at 1.17 1,65... .8.77. MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Tuesday, Until 1 P. M. | ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders, |]$1.29 Mercerised Napkins —ds.... French Ramie Lisens.... oe.) |] #:tmch —~ bleached — good {cinch bleached —sott tintsb—tor hem TENS MAIN FLOOR, LINnNAOSLIN FLOOR” 7 ct, Women's Lawn Kimones. . Mt Tivender tmpire "modele et eet bordered—all La! de! pea, HOUSE DRESSES--SBOOND FLOOR, Rom to 6 yra.—well 14 ct, Slip Coverings Heigium Stripes -- of blue Fed, green and tan or self tones. UPHOLATERY—BAGEMBWT. 1 49 ct. Boys’ ‘White "ce 88 $1.14 Crepe de Chines gooey } h—all for “MAIN FLOOR. 10 ct. Yord Wide Porcaloe 7 Large ass’t of stripes, fi blocks on Hght grounds Bt “ ae for house on, boys’ blouses, etc. Pian DRE PABRICS “BASEMENT, 23 ct. Wide Ribbons. . iP Bath plain and m dres desirable and Hnery TUBONS-MALN FLOOR, |] 39. ct. Shepherd Checks —36 inch ‘Worst warp — close wea blac! teva . Find Gna MAIN PISOR. Me Novelties... 16 with dainty ‘tterne | 49 ct. and pretty for Bummer | DRESS PARRICS—BASEMENT, Clock Sigua Leek fer the Cleekal Tio0a, ‘8 ct. & $1.25 Emb’d Batiste x”) White and Har lace modal o iene, ina atient and lace 6, volle—tu trim'@—high or Tow. neck=long ot short plenven—alnee 48 te 4k 1LOUBES—8BCOND FLOOR, irs cation oire, colora — mile ih widtha. \ a 99 ct. Women 1-dutton 24 et. Sil White 0!