The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1914, Page 8

Salt Rheum, cated to the to secure results by other means. teclear Bose overn! cents; Toilet size, 18 cents. tO 0 4 for Cleveland's Grave. ittee of the Grover Cleveland constating Ick D POWERFUL TO HEAL SKIN Revenge, She Says, If of an East Thirteenth street tene-| almost with pride. “Didn't I have a ment on April 10. She was origin-| right to do it? He wanted me to go fee cay thin diemes, theastion She Were Free. ally sought simply as an accomplice,| out on the streets and make money is immediate. It stops itch- inflammation and beals with cases of Eosema, Aone, Barbers’ and ev: ‘orm of teh an surprise of thaee ht. BS it Poslam. For free $8 West 25th Street, New York. aed beautifies the shis. Large ltor xttiing the man she anys tried to'had naid she Killed Marino, that he! | force her into the streets, she talks had been forced by a police “third ONileax, calmly of her crime. She is in fear! degree” to confess the killing. | Living more than two months !n! 49 {9 William Flack, and, curiously,| them, But I wouldn't do it. terror of the vengeance of the Black | he confessed killing Marino, saying) “After my husband left me and T Hand, and then practically giving | he did so at the girl's behest, as Ma-|went back to the room on East) herself up to the police as a murderess to the remedy te see for plm- fm order that she might escape from| wack SAV8 POLICE FORCED had a gun then—that was months an med complesion | her dreaded countrymen, the pretty HIM TO “CONFESS.” ago. He shot at me and hurt my eighteon-year-old Italian girl, Loutsa| Detectives are searching for Cock-| hand.” The girl showed @ scar on Magaluso, seems to have found hap-|e7® The gtrl does not know his name!the palm of her left hand. “My Diness in her cell in the Tombs. Neither depressed nor apprehensive! statement, after he read in The Eve- of the punishment she may receive fHE EVENING WORLD, WE Bay Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street of one thing—the vengeance of aman| The girl met Flack yesterday after- known as “Cockeye” and his gang. | noon, when both were examined by) J+ " "t sorry I killed bim I'm} Assistant District-Attorney Brecken- | 4 gia said she to-day. “But I'm ridge. She laughed when she saw) afraid Cockeye will kill me, I know the undersized youth and sald he here six years, I don’t want out 80, girl was convulsed with merriment bad, because they'll kill me.” over Flack’s confession. She cannot) She was arrested yesterday and con-| understand why he confessed to the the Judes will let me out when I'm “didn't know what he was talking tried. I guess I'll stay here all sum-| about.” Again to-day, in talking mer, but I don't care If they keep me with an Evening World reporter, the| ——.— Black Hand Would Kill Her for | tessea having killed Giuseppe Marino, | murder. whose body was found on the top floor “I killed Marino!" she exclaimed, since a man has been under arrest for| for him. That gang of his don't some time charged with the murder.| work—they have girls to work for rino had been lured to her flat for the; Thirteenth street Marino came to seo/ purpose of robbing him. me. I knew what he wanted. He) nor whe! be lives, Another tangle of} brother beat up Marino, and then the confessions comes in Flack's latest! gang framed up my brother and they sent him to the penitentiary for a! ning World last night that the girl] year.” a = The girl did not remember dates 4 A “chain is no stronger than its weakest link.” In the chain of service * made up of the several sections in the Wanamaker Subway Store, there no weak links. , Our regular stocks which have been $12.75 to @85 and much more earlier in the season. Good variety of materials and colors. } Women’s Coats at $6.75 1 The kind of coats women will need all summer for the mountains and country Sarl They have been marked $10 io i. Some Coy igh serge coats are un- Women's Silk and Wool . Dresses, $5 A clearaway price—they have been $8.75 to 815. Many styles and ma- terials. ‘Women’s Afternoon Dresses, $8.75 . These have been $16.50 and $18.75 Silk taffeta and messaline. Women’s Wool Dresses,$7.50 Just half and less of their former prices, Woo! crepe and serge. New Summer Dresses for Young Women For as little as $2.50 are well made dresses of pink or blue crepe. Particularly new is this fine dotted voile dress with long bordered tunic at 84.75. We had to reorder these fine linen dresses at $5.75 sooner than we expected. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, Other dresses, $1.75 to $9. Inexpensive Waists We have been unable to match them for quality and low prices. At 65c—crossbar lawn, plain or striped voile. Sizes $4 to 40. At $1.80—striped tub silk waists; some all white. "At $2—Japanese silk waists in flesh maize and blue. | Outing Millinery Panamas are 'way in the lead for popular favor, You will see why inspecting this special col- Every Day an Economy Da Every link is strongly forged for public service. Only merchandise stands the strain and the test of Wanamaker standards can come into the Lower-Price Store. But alongside the high-standard, serviceable, sterling quality of the joods, moderate if not positively low prices prevail. That is service—high quality merchandise always up to a definite lower prices than elsewhere for the same quality. ‘The evidence of the Subway Store's “every-day economy” is exampled 4 the following items, which are but part of the many economies this store very well. She aad she could neither read nor write. She spoke of the night of the killing, April 6. | GIVES GRAPHIC STORY OF THE) KILLING. “Marino broke in the room and he had Cockeye with him and a lot of men down stairs they wanted me to see. Marino had a gun and was going to shoot me if I wouldn't do what he wanted. Cockeye guarded the door so I couldn't get out.” “I ran to the window and sald 1 would yell ‘Murder!’ But they sald/ they would cut me up like the priest | | did that girl 1@ I yelled. Marino hit me with the razor and cut my head and the blood was running down my| face. I was crying. Marino said he| |had a brother who was a cop and | everything would be all right if 1 went out on the street, and if I wouldn't go I'd lose my life. He chased me around the room, and) Cockeye was at the door, so I couldn't | get out. He finally left his gun on the tablo and threw me on the bed/| and choked me, and I got away.) | Cockeye yelled for me to grab the! gun and shoot him or he'd kill me— so 1 djd. “Cockeye then cut off my hair and went out and got some boy's clothes }and some peroxide for my hair, First I got a room on Nineteenth street }and Cockeye wanted me to do the same thing Marino wanted. So 1 ran away from him. “T nad $20 my brother had given me. I stayed inside all the time and got a boy in the next room to buy me something to eat. I was afraid to go out because 1 knew Cockeye was looking for me. Right after I killed Marino I wanted to go and tell the cops, but Cockeye wouldn't let me. After that I was afraid, “At night I used to dress up as a boy and go out in the streets for walks and to the movies.” Flack, in retracting his confession, sald a lieutenant in the Union Market police station beat him, pulled his hair and almost broke his nose so as to make him confess to the crime, Now he maintains his innocence, 8,30 A.M. and Closes at 5PM. Little-priced Summer Dress Cottons This section on the Subway floor has drawn many recruits to the ranks of women who see the economy of doing their own dressmaking. An inkling of the varied stock and low prices— 38-inch printed sheer voiles, 18c yard. fee pinta vee 18¢ yard. chiffon voile, 1244 yard. ssunch chiffon ratine, inter 35-inch white ratine, 25c yard. 98-inch costume ratine, 38¢ yard. Printed cotton crepe, 18¢ yard. Subway floor, Old Building. Summer Rugs— All Specially Priced Bath rugs from 18 x 86 inches at 60c to 36 x 72 inches at 82.45. Wool rugs (Bannockburn and Glencoe), 36 x 72 inches, 82; 9 x 12 feet, $14.75. Kazak Art Squares, from 36 x 72 inches at $2.25 to 9 x 12 feet at $8.50, Royal Smyrnas, from 18 x 36 inches at $1.10 to 48 x 84 inches at $6.45. Axminsters, from 3 x 6 feet at $2.45 to8 feet 3 in. x 10 feet 6 in., $10.35. Tremont wool rugs, 8 feet 3 in. x 9 feet, 87,9 x 12 feet, $8.25, Plymouth wool and fibre rugs, 9 x 9 feet, 86; 9 x 12 feet, $7.45. Subway Entrance, New Building, “Odd” Table Cloths and Napkins Table cloths, slightly marked from handling, @ to $ yards, some scalloped, now $1.50 to 83.75. Napkins, sligatly marked, 20, 22 and 24 inches, 81.50 to 85.50 dozen. Newly Priced Underclothes oo EE) and House Dresses : Combinations ofcorset cover anddrawer now 50c, Nightgowns of nainsook, two styles, now 50ec. wlll | Wy, manne < Fal sataes ot returned for Sash, | saa i) per cent, within one Year trom Special To-Day and To-Morrow 120 iGHT. 8 Carat Petticoats of cambric, 50c. LOOK FOR THE NUMBER 180 Petticoats of cambric, now 50c. OVER MY ONLY ENTRANCE House dresses of percale in stripes, checks and plain oben now $1. adshargune 62 ATith the atore, nest Underclothes for Children CHARLES A. KERNE Cambie skirts with ambroidered or pmande, \Waishen, dewsirr: lace trimmed ruffle; sizes 6 to 14 veers Broadway, New York Until @ o'Clock, Saturdays Include: @50.* ; sizes 2 to 12 years. l5c, Rompers of colored striped and checked gingham; sizes, 2, 4 and 6 youre. 2c. Subway floor, Old Building. . DNESDAT, JUNE 24, 1892340 ‘ | FUR STORAGE Time and moths are on the wing. Better tell us FUR REPAIRS Repairing and remodel- ing ot jurs costs very tittle at this season. or ‘phone 2626 Greeley. give you an estimate. Tomorrow, in this important Sale of Women’s Mid-Summer Dresses A woman may have the choice of unlim- in models and materials, and know at the same time that both are the latest dictates in Mid-Summer modes. These beautiful garments are not to be confused with average sale offerings—and upon cxamination there will be no danger of your doing so. They are new to the core —new models and_ materials, new trimmings, newness in its first bloom. We bought the fabrics in big concession, and thereafter had them tailored into styles which we ourselves selected as being the most distinctive and alluring of current dress fashions. And the prices you simply cannot duplicate $10.00 Dresses, of voile, crepe and muslin, in new long tunic models. $12.50 Dresses, of French crepe, voile, ratine, linen and novelty crepe, with long tunic. $18.50 Dresses, made of imported French crepe or voile, French linen and ratine $22.50 Dresses, of crepe de Chine, with tunic skirt. In na €losing out tomorrow 250 Coats and Suits for Women at $12.50 Formerly sold up to $89.50 One group, embracing a very diversified selec- tion of the season’s popular models, and marked at this uniform price for quick clearance. of serge, poplin, crepe and checks. Coats of silk, serge, check, golfine, mixturesand Duvetyne. None C. O. D. or on approval and none exchanged. A very timely sale tomorrow of Women’s Bathing Dresses value $7.50 plin, moire and mohair, in one piece models, use and plain or fancy skirt. brocaded, striped check or and plaid soutache braid. All sizes—both regular and extra $3.95 Tub Skirts } $4.85 silk or moire, or silk lack, navy and brown. $5.00 Tub Skirts $35.00 Dresses, in shadow lace and hand- made filet combinations $29.50 Dresses, made of crepe de Chine, leated long tunic models. In ($18.50 An attractive lot of long | Russian and yoke tunic models, made of ratine, cordeline and eponge. $8.50 Tub Skirts tunic models, made of ra- tine or cordeline. navy, black an $7.50 Tub Skirts Twelve Clearance Groups of Misses’ Suits & Coats reduced by the most sub- stantial margins tomorrow at $7.50 These are side and box pleated Russian models, tailored in a fine Tunic and belted models, of crepe, ratine, crossbar, pique, golfine, white serge, inen or Ramie. . were up to$19.50.. . were up to $29.50. . were up to $35.00. were up to $29.50. were up to $39.60 were up to $59.00. . were up to $15.00. - were up to $22.50, were up to $29.50. were up to $19.50... were up to $29.50... were up to $39.50. . None C. 0. D. nor on approval—i Binner Corsets, $5 to $13.50 The wonderful strides made in the art of corset-making have rendered it unnecessary for even the most fastidious woman to pay the exorbitant prices asked for Custom- made products. But perhaps no corset has more of that custom finish than the Binner has—that conscientious- ness of detail which is what the word “custom” means, And this season's models prove it, they are so exquisitely made--combining the customary beauty of Binner lines with the “custom” finish of Binner workmanship. Models for all types of figures and in all materials. ’ Clearance Thursday of 130 Boys’ $8 & $9 Suits at $4.95 Some with 2 pairs of knickers assortment of fabrics and colorings, including a lot ck and white shepherd checks. models which have been the season's most Broken assortments, but a selection in which there is a suit for every boy who gets in on this opportunity early tomorrow. Sizes for 7 to 18 years. $4 & $5 Bathin for Misses and A maker's samples and overiots, containing the newest ality mohair. An opportunity to extend beyond tomorrow. Tailored in those models, made of fine which we cannot affor Boys’ $1.00 Pajamas at 65c Made of plain linene, in light blue, pink and white, and finished with silk frogs. Ages 4 to 18 years. A very special sale tomorrow of Women’s $6.00 Colonials special at $3.50 Made of patent coltskin, in covered buckle styles and in the new “Ostend” model with small cut steel buckle at side. Special for Thursday Nemo Corsets made of French batiste, in the new girdle top styles, with lace trimming and rubber gores. Regularly $3.00 special at $2.00 50c_ Chamoisette Gloves, 25c These are Mousquetaire Gloves, 50c These are two-clasp white gloves; and are the product of the finest mill now mak- ing silk gloves for Women. |* in either white or canary. New shipment of White Shoes exceptional at $2.85 to $5.00 High and low shoes of white canvas and buckskin in a great variety of new models for mid-summer wear. length, and are obtainable or Goodnéss’ Sake Why Dont You Take A‘ aacation Frip LikeThis ? can spend an enjoyable vacation it is rather difficuit to decide just : St Ne Oe. Club plans or ridiculously small that don't draw pro: The best pian is to consult the announcements cf the’ Summer largest furniture and carpet dis- JM laces advertised in The World = from day to dey and then accept the most aitractive offer submit- ted—location, attractions, cost, YOUR Dollar Will Do Its Full Duty BERE. anitary; aa illuetra- ted; value $15; at OUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERIES TO YOUR DOOR BY MOTOR CAR f World “Summer Resort” Ada Next Sunday. - '