The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1914, Page 9

‘REROINE'S HATPIN | ROUTS ABURGLAR CHOKING WOMAN Plucky Miss Hauser Goes to Aid of Neighbor Attacked in Flat. f JSES HANDIEST WEAPON of Negro Driven From Victim. Miss Rose Hauser, twenty old, is a heroine to-day in the eyes of her friends, for the pluck she showed in saving from serious injury Miss Beulah Reich, who was being choked and beaten by a negro in her apartments at the southeast corner of Madison avenue and Fighty-ninth street last night. Miss Hauser stabbed the negro into flight with a hatpin. lives with her brother and a married sister, Miss Reich heard a ring at her doorbell about 8 o'cléck. She chained the door and opened it a little, The big negro, lifting his hat politely, held out @ bill from @ milk concern, Later it was found he had fished the bill out of a letter box at the en- trance to the building, Miss Reich admitted him and started through the hallway into her bedroom to get change. Before she had taken three steps, the negro was upon her. He fastened both huge hands about her throat and swung her about as though she were a child, Occasionally he re- leased the grip of one hand to plant blows on th 4 hoking woman's face. Miss Reich sore ad. Miss Hauser, who 1 across the hall with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs, Jerome Hauser, heard the scream, Grabbing @ pin cushion, the firat ‘thing at hand, she rushed into the Reich apartment as the negro was bending over his victim, Miss Hit. — rained blows upon the man's skull with the pincushion, but they were futile. Then she snatched a long hat pin out of it and jabbed at his face and head. He yelled with vain and fled. Miss Hauser chased him to the street and led a crowd in pursuit he (lodged Into the basement 3 he was captu’ gave the name and suid he second str dsyn Austin Le nas Chief Engineer of the Bridge Department. At the same time he announced that it had been ar- ranged to retain Gen. Theodore A Bingham as a consulting engineer. Pro: Vision has not yet been made for the funds out of w Volice Commissioner's be paid, On Your v acation Dutt s Will Be slight ine water, food and iy bring about. A tablespoonful of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey in a little water or milk before meals and on retiring will put and keep your stomach and bowels in fine condition to do all the work called upon, If, throneb neglect, any of these com- iit have taken hold you, again “the * nd in need.” It bring quick relief, For emergencies, pros- trations gr-ehills, it should be kept near at hand. for you to of town for the eum. 9 The Wor esate oh cr) Leads in Chase and Capture | Alone in the apartment, where she, STRIKE THREATENED | ON 98 RAILROADS: Ultimatum of 55,000 Engineers and Firemen Goes to Heads of Lines West of Chicago, CHICAGO, July 14—An ditimatum | in the wage dispute between 65,000 engineers and firemen of the ninety- elght railroads west of Chicago and their employers was scheduled to be presented to-day to the managers of the roads. A gigantic strike, which will tle up 148,000 miles of road ts imminent unless an agreement is reached, according to tne union of- cers. The ultimatum, it was announced, contained the statement that ninety | per cent. of the men had voted to | strike unless their demands were ac- ceded to. Counting of the strike referendum ballots has just been com- pleted. The next movement ts up to the roads, It may take the form of an appeal to the Federal Department of Labor for arbitration. Virtually all lines west of Chicago, the Illinois Central and lnes in Can- ada west of Fort Wiliam, except the Canadian Grand Trunk Pacifico are affected. ——_—_—_ Cincianatt Votes om Charter. CINCINNATI, 0., July %— tion of the adoption of a charter ing voted upon here to-day. The ter was framed by @ commission of fifteen men, and provides for non- partisan ballot, two candidates | for iayor with the elimination of party emblems, small council, civil service, and gives the Mayor the appointment Of al executives. The inltintive. and referendum Js provided for but th call will be submitted on a sept ballot. / Van IN i/| N / N (| N Store Opens at 8:30 at For it is a principle get incomplete. has the fashionable long sk rich combination of embroi and Ling: in white and colors, 65¢ _Remacemacemacemas wide, yd......... $1 beac THE EVENING ‘WORLD, | News Oddities NO BEACH TANGOS—Sex separa- tion has been established at Chi- cago's municipal bathing beach. TO MAKE SURE SHE IS FREE Yonkers woman got a second de- cree against her divorced husband. WIFE NO. 3 refusing his request for a divorcee, Baltimore man went to the cemetery and killed himself on the grave of wife No. 1. STUNG BY BUMBLE BEES, physi- clan up-State dropped the steering wheel and nearly killed himself when his automobile ran into a fence. DR. PEASE TAKE NOTICE—Chi- cago man who boasted he had smoked cigarettes sixty years eet his ‘bed on fire dozing over one and will smoke no more, — SUMMER DIET OF KAISER. —_—— BERLIN, July 14.—The - Kaiser's recipe for @ sensible summer diet. 1s ublished by the Hamburg Fisch- tun During @ recent visit to Hambure the Kaiser inspected the fish restaur- ant {n connection with a gardening ex hibition. To the Chief Burgomaster, Herr Schnackenburg, he sald: “T wish the people of Germany were not so opposed to the eating of sen fish. At this time of the year I live Imort entirely on sea fish, strawberries nd cherries.” oT on nls Pls ee lc le lic ie se se es se GIMBEL BROTHERS It Is Radical July Clearance Now for Brightly Interesting New Stocks Later New Blouses in Voile Are Effectively Embroidered Two Charming Styles That AreExtraordinary $2 They are fresh arrivals in the Gimbel Blouse Salons, where they join a wonderfully varied and complete stock of Summer Blouses. of GIMBEL store keeping to maintain stocks through what are known as the ‘‘dull summer months’’- ‘and not to let them _ The blouse on the left is of all-over embroidered voile. Vest, collar and cuffs are of tucked organdie. The blouse leeves and low neck; $2, On the right is a blouse of which the front is in a very idery and lace. The collar and cuffs are of embroidered pique, while a tie of black rib- bon adds a distinct note of style; $2. Clearance of Handkerchief Linen erie Blouses A desirable group of imported and domestic models, $2.95 to $5; Were $5 to $10.75 Third Floor Clearance of Embroideries $1.50 and Embroidered Voile and Crepe All-overs, em- $2 broidered in we or white with colors; 40 and 45 inches, ; . 156 50c and ~=Embroidered Seale ’Flouncings, 27 inches $1 wide and 22-inch All-over Swiss Embroid- eries, yd..... 50c 50c Embroidered Batiste Flouncings, 18 inches ic Main Floor “Cute’’ and Very Sensible These Rompers at Clearance to Remperie Coleen, Bloomer and creeper styles, pretty Ginghams and Seer- sucker in white and 4Uc colors, 1 to 6 years. . Tc Wash Hats and 8un- bon: for chil- dren, in materials to match the rompers... 650c Second Floor TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914. Third Floor OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & © 34th Street—-New York Young Men's and Boys’ Clothing Will Close Out Wednesday Entire Stock Without Reserve 650 Young Men’s Summer Suits Suitable for Medinm Size Men, 32 to 42 Cheat. Two and Three Button Newest Hand-Tailored Suits, soft roll front, patch or flat pockets. English Custom Tailor models. Latest color ings; stripes, tartan checks, mixtures and plain effects; quarter, half and full lined. Regular 16.50 to 35.00 Values 10.00 ~ 15.00 None Sent C.0. D. or on Approval. No Exchanges or Credits, Sunday World = “Wants” Work — Monday Morning Wonders Y| Broadway and Thirty-third Street A Very New Gathering of Men’s Suits at $16.50 That Are $28, $30 and $32 Grades Our own stock held most of them until just now at their regular prices, so the saving is actual. We rounded out the size assortment with suits equally good from the same makers—surplus lots. The result is a mid-July offering that is really a good one. Here is the choice at men’s disposal: Plain Blue Serge Plain light or dark gray Tartan plaids in soft finished worsteds Shepherd and club checks Black-and-white pin and chalk stripes Faney mixtures in great variety Many of the suits have absolutely no stiffening and are cut with narrow shoulders and soft lapels. Others are in a more conservative model with regular lapels. Patch or plain pockets. Tomorrow, $16.50 Each—All Sizes A New Lot of Tennis Trousers at $3. They are the kind we sold earlier in the season for $5 and $6 a pair. White flannel or serge, plain or with black or blue stripes. Fourth Floor Reliable Toilet Goods at Less Cost. For Immediate Summer Needs and Future Wants nity Box Rouge, with | Pure Refined Borax, highest Toilet Articles rare tn Tight, medium JauniltS, 10 eee. 0 Veda Rose Rouge, Pure Mecle oF nb Compound Licorice Powder, 20¢ is } half pound. | e | fitai T Bo der, 24c 4 Boracle Acid, 20¢ and uxiliator, $1.00 size, oth owde Powder, box 15¢. Gimbels Vanity reg. 40c, bros Herpicide, $1 size, 69e | fie.h white and brunette; ray Hale Restorer Phosphate of Soda, 10c Ib Pure Rochelle Saits, 32¢ Ib.; % 12 In box, te, " Rose Water, Simbele’ Face Lotion, for soften- Kolynos Tooth Paste, 15c. » 106, Ing the icin, 18e. Gimbels, French Rose Water, iGure Glycerine, #02, Be; 3 on, . o7,, 2c; 4 02., 156. ve Sure Woediand raimpele Farina Sologne, Bie, at Ne “Chloroform Liniment, 4 on. 20¢; | 10 Oc; Hue, at C. « 106. $1, 45¢ and 25.) Colgate’s Tooth Paste, 20c & 10c, | 7 \ Dorin, Rouge de Theatre, regu-| Oxsyn Cream, Ie. al | oda Bicarbonate Tablets, rex larly 150, at_10c. Crown Smelling Salts, green bot- A a ‘Dier Hing Talcum, Powder, abe... | ue Bee wi act white bottles, 30c, ee N we my Ss ) Aubrey Sisters Beautitier, with | 50¢ and $1.00. er Go: zample bottle of rouge, beth for) Ed. Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine, u ods undries $1.50, 80¢ nnd 40¢, Fountain Syringes, red, Galox Tooth Powder, 14e, Djer Kiss Perfume. $1.35. 2, 81. Poudre de Riz, size at 8c. Djer Kiss, Sachet, 65c, Syringes, black bag, red tubes, Djer Kiss Face Powder, 0c | trimming, fully equipped, No. 2, 50. HD i Rubber Gloves, pair, 20¢; maroon ibe jar, Laboratory Products Wj eolor Invalld Rings, red rubner, each, 7 Peroxide of Hydrogen, at, wwe; | A ease, 15c, pint, 106, | teat cobhe: R, ogi Powder, flesh or |" Pure Extract of Witch Hazel, Bath Fava E test rubber tubing, | white, | gal, $1.15; at, 38e3 pt, 1Be, 6 Gimbels. Eau de Quinine Hair | Wood Alcohol, Kul, 90¢; at, 25¢; n Bath Cabinets, AS Tonle . Pex, $1.20, at 950; 8 ov, | pint, 186 | Ne ee Be ee ome. pea. tbc, ai 80c; 4 os, Fem d5e, at Plirs Alcohol, gt. reg. S40, at 750i | Bavol Whirlpool Spray, 8c, Cs pt Marvel Whirl Gimbels Brittiantin ttene | 'GInRsie A mime nite, clear or| Marya) Sheeting, aliuitiy disent- ing and beauttiying t nthe | cloudy, fur household use; «al. | oped yard wider gard, 200. tion “and odors: Viole earna | 65¢; at, Ve; pl, 16. Rubber Sheeting, » le faced, 1% tion and “ily of the’ valley; re. | Violet for the ‘Bath, wal, 8c; at.. | yarde wider parde He faced. 16 15c. yard, 50c; double 19¢., 4th : vGimbele ‘Theperleal gra Hae fobee wlan b Veroform Liquid Soap, 260 size, 2 for Bc Gimbels Cucumber Cream, 2c Jar, 196. _Sottalin, Cold Cream, ‘on. 100. yard, (Beet, iron and Wine, | \ Rubber Tubing, & fert, red, 0c; rem. 40¢, | white, 386, a, pt, 50. Elixir of © ream of Tartar Sulphur Tablets, Be. Ib, Boy 10 Wo. aber 26 1b. for $1.00;"100'tb., Carbotle Solution, for disinfect- for the bath, 260 stze, | ing: 5% solution; gal., 506; pt. 106. Bobell's Solution, pi, 2c 14 pt. tn | 15¢, be, | Pure Castor Oll, 8 on, 2c; 9 on, | Gimbele Epsom Balt, Eimbele Liquid Face Powde flosh or white or cream, rem at 50c. Gimbels Bay Rum, imported, reg y Also Qimbele Epsom Reducing ait 106, Gimbels Gargie for sore throat Violet Perfumed, in batting, regue Invly 0c, at 40¢; dozen bottles for 50, Hunyadl ance, ie. Gimbels d » yellow, rem We | ned Hu cy "white, rem. 160 | wetion Ix Facommiy boc; at Main ieee and Subway Balcony ce | Solution, Simbel Mixture, arcle, regularly ed White Castile iA and Almond Yellow Throat 4 on, Sula Extract Cascara, ac; 2 oz. 18e, Pp latum, a re- rat oft, tts it ts highly tipation, pt., jatum Jell Jar, 7c: be Jar, 10¢, Fihubarb and Soda Mixture, pint, 45c; % pint, 25; 4 om, 18, Jar, Glycerine and int, mea pint, 18c, . CAS AAS AS AS AIS PAS AS EAS ASE Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street The Store Opens at 9 A.M. Closes at 5 P.M. Closed All Day Saturday Exceptional opportunity Apartments, ete. July Clearance Sale of Domestic Rugs & Carpets Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10,000 Yards Best Grade Body Brussels Carpets | and C Wilton Velvet Carpets 95 Formerly $1.75 per y 1,000 Domestic Rugs at Remarkably Low Prices as follows: Anglo Persian 8 FrenchW ilton Rugs ard | Size 9x12....... Formerly $60.00... Now $39.50 Size 8.3x10.6... Formerly $53.75...Now $37.50 Size 6x9........Formerly #86.50...Now $26, 50 Size 4.6x7.6....Formerly #20.25...Now $14.75 Size 36x63...... Formerly $9.50...Now $6.75 Size 8x3.. ..Formerly 6.25...Now $4,50 f Also High Grade W ten Rugs 9x12. 8.3x10.6, . .. Now $29,50 .Now $27.50 . Formerly $45.00 Size si . Formerly $38.50. . .. Formerly $27.50...Now $22.50 ..Formerly 87.75...Now $5.25 3x3........ Formerly $%5.00.,.Now $3.25 Fifth Floor. The Final Days of the July Furniture Sale Present Many Splendid Values Solid Mahogany Bedroom Suite | 4 Pieces." Usually $250.00) $737.50 Full size bedstead, cane ends, antique finish. Dresser 48 inches long. Chiffonier 34 inches wide. Triplicate Toilet Table 40 inches. Same Suite with Twin Bedsteads, $175.00 Adam Mahogany Dining Room Suite 10pieces..... ‘ usually $400.00 Buffet 54 inches long, doors, drawers and back ornamented with the Adam urn. Solid Mahogany China Cabinet 40 inches wide. Solid Mahogany Server 38 inches wide. Solid Mahogany Dining Table, 50-inch top, 8-foot exten- sion, Solid Mahogany Chairs upholstered in Spanish leather. Deep Spring Tapestry Wing Chairs, Filled with moss and hair, double stuffed. , Usually $50.00 Tapestry Arm Chairs, Rockers and Wing Chairs.... $250.00 |$35.00 $25.00 Usually $40.00 Brass Bedsteads, All sizes -bright and satin eal uo |$17.50 All Willow, Rattan and Reed Furniture At 14 Reduction. Sirth Floor. By Decision of Court (New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department.) Rudolph Dirks Originator of the Famous oo: ‘ DRAWS EXCLUSIVELY } FOR THE COMIC SECTION OF THE © w New York Sunday,