The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1914, Page 9

i) — = \Justice Hendricks’ help and Harnick and his wife testl- SPHINGON WIVES. BY ELEVATORBOYS, PART THEIR In So Four of Them Testify in the Divorce Suit of Harry Rapp. TELEPHONE LISTENERS. Superintendents and Wives Also Keep Their Eyes and Ears Open, ®pying on husbands and wives would seem to be the regular employ- | ment of elevator and telephone hoys in New York's exclusive apartment houses, judging by the testimony of- | fered to-day on behalf of Harry Rapp, a dress goods manufacturer, in his sult for divorcee against his wife, Tillie, who tved at the Placid Hall, | No. 756 Riverside Drive Four elevator boys tol a jury tn of the Su- preme Court that vere more oe- eupied in noting when Mrs. Rapp left and returned, and in whose company she was, than in minding the switch- board and operating the jift. Will- fam Marnack, the superintendent, and his wife, Mary, a nurse, also ald- ed in getting evidence asainst Mrs. Rapp. Edith Murray, telephone oper ator, likewise joined the nd of informers. Not one of them received ‘one penny for their services they de- elared, Rapp says that his wife and John’ De Long, a flaxen-haired youth who walka with a limp, went to a Harlem hotel on March 28, 1914, and were caught leaving the hostelry. Mrs, Rapp and De Long swear that they went to the dining room of the hotel and that Mrs. Rapp went to the ladies’ aitting room, that they left immedt- ately afterward, and that they were gome distance from the hotel when Rapp with several detectives overtook them. Other evidence against Mrs. Rapp is her habit of calling De Long} ‘on the telephone to which the colored fled. “You keptp personally informed 1s to Mrs, Rapp’s telephone calls, didn’t | you?” asked Joseph A. Shay, Mrs. Rapp's attorney, of Elmer Williams, | one of the quartette of boys. “That's my business,” re replied, “I suspect «everybody, I always listen on the wires. In this case Mr. Rapp told me to watch his wife, and I did Mrs. Harnack swore that she saw Mrs. Rapp and De Long holding hands at midnight on March 12, at the servant's entrance to the apart- ment. “How do you know it was not Mre. Rapp's brother-in-law," asked Mr. Shay. “I knew it was Mr. De Long, and ff he will stand up over there and turns his back to mo I shall be able to recognize him,” the witness Fe- | plied. De long rose to his feet and turned | “is back to the witness. “Yes, that's him all right,” she said. “I know him by the way his hair is.” “He wore an overcoat and a derby, and you did note his face, and only Bis back in the dim light, and still) you know that man was Do Long?” queried Shay. | “Of course I do, That'es very sim- | ple.” replied Mrs, Harnack with ass urance. Mra. Rapp has a counter suit f separation on the charge of ecru Tho Rapps were mari in’ April, 1905, and have two chil ‘ Saged eight, and I Rapp Is the head o ti Company, with offices in N and at No. 54 Rue de Opera, Paris > MRS. 6. WESTINGHOUSE | DIES OF PARALYSIS' Widow of Electrical Inventor Suc- cumbs to Stroke She Suffered Eight Days Ago. (Special to The Evening World.) LENOX, Mass., Jun —Mrs. Mar- garet Erskine Walker @idow of George Westinghor electrical inventor, died at Park, her summer residence on La rel Lake, early to On June 16 she suffered a para stroke and for eight days was unconse! With her at t were her son, ( ir. and his wife, t Brocklebank, ‘Westinghouse wae a daughter the late Capt. and Mrs, Daniel L. Walker, of Roxbury, Delaware ( about seventy yea in Brooklyn in 1867. & dence, Solitude, Pittsburg! winter home on Dupont Circle, V lives in Lee, Mass, The funeral of Mrs. | Westinghouse willbe held Thoreday gt 240 P. M. at Erekin Pheer Usual Complimentary da Stamps Free Distribution in Our Main Building ny sets of these stam} will be given. Only 100 imps good in any one book, but you tually getti ae s\||{80TH sives{ SIXTH AVE., ANNEX BUILDING-HOME FU, A Number of Choice Pieces of Imported China Table Ware Usually $1 to $1.50,at . . This china ware is handsomely hand-painted in beautiful designs. cluded in the collection are CRACKER JARS, CHOP DISHES, ceeded MAIN BUILDING———— | ‘MAIN BUILDIN Men’s Straw aa Unuatty $1.50 pS lbedted ™ dippubtiareegwe nnd teeges. Maes All sizes. Also $5 and $6 Genuine Panama Hats— best shapes; all sizes; at $3.35. MAIN BUILDING: FICED! Special No. 1 e Made to Sell at Suits Prices Up to $6 85 B $12,and Eren Higher, at.... e Excellent styles. Splendidly made of popular ma- terials, including “FANCIES” and BLUE SERGES. Made to sell at prices upto $12 and § even higher; at * . 6 85 yout Special No. 3 STEDS, CHEVIOTS By great odds the choicest collecti and youths ever offered in BLUE AND BLACK OSWEGO SERGES, and CASSIMERES, embracing this sea! most popular styles patterns and colors. Complete range of gular sizes" for men and youths, Ale “extra sizes" for stout men. This | 1. 85 sale, at.. SCHLOSS BROS. & CO, SUITS. Ultra: vative styles for men and youths in all ai: Special No. 5: Made to Ketail Up to $4.00, at..... 0000 -s sees ING TROUSERS, STRIPED WORSTED TROUSERS, CASSIMERES and| np SiaiPED TEN CHEVIOTS a eee ‘All regular sizes are included, and, in addition, trousers for ‘*big" men| BLUE SERGE TROUSERS. who measure 40 to §8 around the waist Wise men will buy at least 3 pairs. All sizes—every waisi-measure to Special No. 6 Usually Vriced to $15, et... Hundreds of light-weight, single-texture Ra brown and olive shades; also tweeds, in gi Made to Ketail Up to $25, at keeps prices down. Made to Ketail Upto $20. ct of P. B. Cow & Co., of London, England. Herringbone tweed effects, in light and dark colors, Also majaccats in double- - and single-texture materials. Plain and wield backs, Best ‘11 85 man's taste should be gratified colors and shades, All sizes; ut... . Every raincoat fully guaranteed, ‘Special No. Suits wets 2 §11.85]|2,000 Suits we%.'.8e! 58. Sale, tomorrow, at . where have been hard hit. Most of | | tities ofmade-upclothing. themhaveoverproduced. They antici- | | purchases, and this great, smashing big sale is pated a strorger demand than exists. | | the result. ‘stouts” $20,000 Worth of “Kingly” Trousers Gigantic assortments comprising this season's most favored materials and patterns. “Kingly” Trousers $1.85 /“Kingly” Trousers Made to Retail up to $7.50, at...... A 100 extra salesmen in attendance—no delays—BUT PLEASE COME EARLY. SALE BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING, . B. GREENAUT COMPANY—RBORMERLY GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISH. 5 Dainty Patterns in Self-Draping Curtains Tomorrow at, a Pair ve 95¢ These require no pins or rings in the hanging. BOWLS, CONDIMENT SETS, CONDENSED MILK JARS, e - Simply slip the rod through the Your Choice, Tomorrow, at 69c tain drapes in soft, g ading and ful folds. The Annual Clearance—Choice of Our Highest-Priced nits” Oc {—},||Negligee Shirts s es Selling sé to $5 Each; Tomorrow, at Pury Tub Silks; Silk and Linen Mixtures; Silk with Satin-Stziped Pure Silk Bosoms. All of These Shirts Have French Cuffe—AU Sizes from 14 to 17 As you undoubtedly Quite naturally, GREEN- Cause: know, this has been a Effect: HUT’S, THE HOUSE OF BIG- season of unusual con- GEST DISTRIBUTION, has ditions, and manufacturers every- | | been selected as the outlet for immense quan- Wemade 11 distinct More than $80,000 worth of clothing is involved in this greatest of all sales which begins here, tomorrow. THE SELLING IS SURE TO BE THE BIGGEST IN THE HISTORY OF THIS OR ANY OTHER STORE. And from the values that follow here (note the valuations and special rices), you will agree with us that most of the clothing which we advertise is literally SACRI- ‘Special No. 2: Fi lue Serge Suits Usual Prices Upto $15, at Also suits in FANCY MIXTURES and NOVELTIES. Complete array of styles in all sizes for men and s. Usual retail prices up to ate as suit; this sale, tomorrow, at.. 58.85 All sizes, All sizes; all styles in outing trousers and trousers for business and dress No better materials or workmanship can be had even at $10. wear. 1,500 pairs in this lot. No custom tailor in the world can produce # greater array of choice “ s 99 ITN. pe $ fabrics, or can give better workmanship or fit Kingly’ T rousers 2 8&5 Here are the finest of the fine. Complete range of choice IMPORTED Made to Retail Upto $5, at... cs eee e eee ee e ANDDOMESTIC MATERIALS--STRIPEDWORSTEDS, FINEST BLACK 2,218 pairs of BLUE SERGE, BLACK THIBE BOTTOM OUT-| UNFINISHED WORSTEDS, FINEST STRIPED SERGES, PLAIN “Y HITE TROUSERS and hundreds of pairs of » .perb An Entire Stock of sngeah Raincoats at These Amazing Prices: Raincoats 7.85 English Raincoats $14 85 laid backs, in tan, As a matter of fact, raincoats such as are included In this lot are priced nd mixtures; 47 85 even higher than $25 elsewhere, but Greenhut's method of merchandising Genuine English eee! 1. 85 Here we include the finest raincosts produced by the celebrated house There are so many kinds of raincoats in this lot that every 1.95 * *8.85 $14.85 of hae -class ready Sowese slornite for men le. Take your choice of *R, B. FASHION CLOTHES" SUITS, KIRSCHBAUM SUITS, SNELLENBURG 5 hionable nd consi up to 54; at 14, 85 14.85 THE EVENING WORLD, "TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1914. any books ax you please re-TH E BI G STO 9 ow acon, emery, dey om 1 of Compliment RE “Fountain el Tis AND “AND RRS ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING. $15,000 Worth of “Crex” Grass Matting Rugs|| And Other Famous Makes in a Grect and Timely ag eh It you need cool seratle artistic floor coverings for your home in town E THIS OPPORTUNITY. day of our Annual Sale of THE MOST FAMOUS GRASS is the cur- | Entire Reserve Stocks From 11 Leading Makers of Men’sand Youths’ CLOTHING Tomorrow at Special Prices that Will Create the Greatest Sensation the Clothing Trade Has Had in 20 Years 3,964 Fine Summer. Suits for Men and Youths and Thousands of Raincoats and Trousers From every standpoint this is the most stirring underprice distribution of high-class, fashionable and seasonable clothirig ever planned. SUITS, of coun It’s the RUGS TO B: AB IN AMERICA. jain and figui WHICH THE MARKET IS FLOODED. 21x45 ins... 6c... S8e] BxlO feet . 6.50... 4. 27x54 ins. BSc... 69] Bxi2 feet . 7.78.. 30x60 ins. MSc... 8c] Oxi2 feet . 7.95... 36x72 ins... $1.35... 95c] Oxi feet 11.30.. 54x90 ins, 2.78. $1.96 12x15 feet White Enamel Lined etrigerators. ary. bere LIFT. COVER. ..., LIFT. COVER LIFT.COVER APART. APART. HC SIDE-ICER =; $1.38 ALUMINUM PRESERVING KET- 81.10 NICKEL-PLAT ED THA KET: BB e WASTE Vaber BAS This 58.50 Bed Outfit, Ae Illustrated; Single Size Only Outfit consists of white. enamet bedstead, complete with woven wire spring and soft-top mattress. et a $7.50 hou Reged ok $2.75 ee SeRING COTS at . $6 64.50 WHITE ENAMELED ete $3,’ 75) GE ‘LINK ‘SPRINGS $4, 50 re, ail regular a. #2 WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS—- $9.75 | Pein creve bande : MAIN BUILDIN ‘MAIN BUIL DIN Women’s $5 Mes- Be Petticoate—sateens, per : calines and striped ginghams; sale to- ” 39¢ P No Legit no imperfect rugs; THE BEST RUNNING PATTERNS THESE RUGS MUST NOT BEC INFUSED Gith ‘CHEAP JAPANESE OR OTHER IMITATIONS WITH Figured Grass Matting nail Plain Grass Matting Sire ah Sale Pri Sire Regularly Sale Price 18x36 Ins. Ade Be | ox leet $3 ANNEX BUILDING—HOMEFURNISHINGS Summer Sales of Refrigerators and Housefurnishings a Prices Considerably Below Regular, Preparatory to Inventory— Every Article of Best Quality—Greenhut’s Never Sells “‘Seconds”’ in These Lines. SIDE-ICER. ; ] your own scree SIDE-IGER.. os. ¥ corners, acrews, Hift and ru \$S1- ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISHINGS $5.10 12. 75| oa de Metta FELT pATTRESSES— co Summer Groceries at Greenhut’s We deliver to practically all seashore resorts, and to 733 towns within a radius of 1,000 square miles. Charged or pad orders of $5 or over delivered to railroad station free of freight charges in the 15 States nearest New York. Mail and telephone orders filled. "Phone Chelsea 4000, SUMMER GROCERY CATALOGUE now ready. Free for the asking. Coffee Pure Olive Oil HERALD tae orto: FOUNTAIN FRENCH OLIVE itn 308; a Olle gallon can, $2.95. peaR.. Tapioch ae rd 85c FANCIES oLive on RICE R. bran reg. 8Sc qt. can. cen DANISH COI MILK-—dos., PORTREAL PREMIUM FLO’ GRANULATED” i quality best fa CORNMBAL , ry |ACARON|-—-dox,, $1.15; reg. 1Se L-lb, 10 RASPBERRY AND CI p ‘ JAM—Crosce well'e; fer. PURE BREAK! sort WwW 4 1 TE SUGAR— 22.40; AS 4:lb. canister, 81 SO ibs 19 a yi 25c iAR 35e UGAR. TABLE S$ T- Fountain qual BEST FAMILY TEAS— S-lb. caddy, 91.65; BEST. LATED MAIN BUILDIN GLENFERN (A. DUBONNET YALE GOCKT Q&e || Old Crow Whisky siaarck Peer alan SA-45).., GBC en homies In SP Nea 95 Cognac Brandis ihe ac FERRANG'S a-STAR— $1 34 Fermaith Limperio ital an Vermouth; 4Qq | FERRAND'S 1-STAR—~ $4 1.4 poe bottie Dry Gin ” 77,013: Boao" 65e| Gin Holand Hei le: Miensessehsees PANCY NEW PUTATOES— bib BRAND FRENCH {| “QZEL RUAND CLAMS— 126 JURRANT ‘ake Liquors, Beers, Etc. 98e| - sisobona et S110 wae an Sa Tomato Cateup FOUNTAIN MATO Carture 1S 6 botties, 91:20; Pte ime borie LE OL! BESTENE CLEANSSR— dor., 300; 3 reg. 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