The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1914, Page 4

- Gets the Government te carry out all the functions arranged in his honor, the Duke of Connaught, Governor-General let Canada, de: to rémain for an- / a@ther day before’ sailing for Quebec on _ the warship Essex. 20D EY te sesamiae Sze SR gists ie si Beata Nebessc tt i- ee BULDEN'S — Genuine mats Signature SMALL PILL, a | Mig it on SANDWICHES BONWIT TELLER &.CO. 8, W." “What about the letter, or draft, with the initials ‘C. 8. W.' which Col, Roosevelt speaks about?” any attac make that any (‘earer. the letter or draft to which Mr. Roosevelt refers." “Did Charles H. Duell jr. show you any kind of a draft « : letter?” “I never saw it or heard of It. Dia| any of the newspaper men see the! rattan, suppored letter, and were there really Initials on it? 1 do not think you will find any initials. did not write them, if by any chance it is true they exist. “In there a likelihood that Lloyd (3225s | KNOWLEDGE OFTHE LETTEROF DBT dation Questions if There Is Such a] ago—in Fobruary. Missive Alleged to Exist by Roosevelt. District-Attorney Whitman moved Col, Roosevelt up another notch if his Ananias Club this afternoon when he not only réiterated hie denial of knowing anything about the of doubt" but questioned the veracity of Col. Roosevelt's statement pub- lished In the morning papers that the letter satd to be locked tip in the Colonel's safe in National Progressive » | Headquarters bears the initials “C. as Col. Roosevelt says. The Specialty Shop of Orgpinalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET For Friday Important Clearitig Sales In_the Following at Greatly Reduced Prices 250 Misses’ Summer Frocks Formerly up to 10.00 5.90 MTailored and spioidress todels of lide, vitind, valle, ctopes ta white; so ‘and embroidered deal tunle tires, colors, stripe, flowered and red bodices with organdie or net trimming. Sizes, 14 to | 160 Girls’ Wash_ Dresses Formerly up to 2.98 1.00 sehen ~\ :° 5: wdabomendabeaes TO CLOSE OUT 150 Silk Bathing Costumes FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 4.50 Sik sere, sil poplin yo saith i vero eye. 7.95 Formerly 6.98 to 33.50 13.75 Women’s Separate Skirts FOR WOMEN & MISSES 50 Serge Skirts Formerly up to 12.50 3.95 In navy blue and black; also plaid cloth skirta, 40 Washable Skirts Formerly up to 1.78 3.95 In white cordeline, natural or white linen, several models. 2.90 TO CLOSE OUT 125 Silk & Net Blouses Formerly up to 7.50 Teffeta, Crepe de Chine, Georgette crepe and nevelty nets. “letter the Dis- I never saw ‘Willa, your secretary, had written them in after the latter was sub- | abe bef your approval. jutely not,’ Mr Whitman re- | grea 1 did | not write them and they were not Rar gets with my knowledge.” In the course of the interview Mr. | wniesaen, referring to the letter tn the Roosevelt atatement in which Whitman is quoted as saying he would stand for a clean candidate, the District-Attorney raid: “Yes, I wrote that letter six months 1 did write that etter and I did say that I would stand for clean candidates, 1 stood for that then and I stand for it now." SUBHAY CONTRATS WORTH $71,095 18 ARE SEAED UP TODAY East River Tunnels, to Cost $12,000,000, Go to Booth, Flynn and O'Rourke. The Public Service Commission ex- ecuted contracts to the amount of 21,036,185 this afternoon, begin on the various jobs within sixty days. One contract was that of the East River tunnel between Clarke street, Brooklyn, and Williams street, Man- This is for $6,469,916. The road is to be operated by the Inter- borough. Another contract was for I certainly the tunnel from the foot of Whitehall street, Manhattan, to Montague street, Brooklyn, This is for $5,974,- 809.50, Booth and Flynee and the O'Rourke Engineering and Construc- tlon Company, who bid together, are to do the work. A new company composed of stockholders of those concerns is to be organized. The third contract executed was that of the Canal street route in Maphattan, It is to be a B. R. T. line and the Underpinning Founda- tion Company ts to do the work. The cost will be $1,822,994, A section of the Lexington avenue subway lying between Forty-third and Fifty-third streets is included in to-day’a agreements, The Rapid Transit Construction Company {s to do the work and the contract price is $1,915,164, The other contracts are: Broadway Subway, between Twenty-sixth and ‘Thirty-eighth streets; contractors, United States Realty and Improve- ment Company, 92,657,004, and Fast- ern Parkway subway in Brooklyn; contfactors, Cranford & Co,, $2,195,- 296, —=_—— DA, M. 8. BORDEN HELD ON HOMICIDE CHARGE Magistrate Insists on Prosécution for Auto Killing and Beratés Policeman, Dr. Matthew 8, Borden of No, 316 West Seventy-ninth street, son of the late M. C. D. Borden, multi-millionatre textile manufacturer, whose auto ran down and killed Mounted Policeman John Mee in Flushing early yesterday Morning, was brought before Magis- trate Fitch in Flushing Police Court to-day charged with violating a city ordinance by running his auto with the muffler cut out. ‘When Mounted Policeman Abraham Newman told the charge, the Magis- trate grew indignant. He declared it was outrageous simply to charge a man who had killed another man with violating an ordinance. New- man explained that “it was believed the accident was unavoidable. “Why, when a train kills a man,” retorted the Magistrate, sarcastically, “the engineer always is arrested. This man was driving fast and he killéd a man, I don't understand police méth- ods in this case. I order you to make out @ charge of homicide against this man.” This was done and Dr. Borden was arraigned on the homicide charge. He waived examination and the Magis- trate held him.in $5,000 bail. pee ad DIES AFTER AIR COLLISION. German Aviator, Whose Plane Crashed With Another, Succumbs, SCHWERIN, Germany, July 16.—Karl Gelgant, a German aviator, died to-day from injuries received during « collision between hia aeroplane and that of Lieut, Ven der Luehe of the Mecklenburg Grenadiers on July 14, as both aviators were starting on @ flight, The lieuten- ant also was severely hurt. Himeett. For ten years William Woerner, jani- tor of an apartment house at No. 18 Rollins place, Yonkers, where he also lives with his wife, Al and an eight- year-old daughter, had threatened al- most daily to commit guicide. When he fatled to unlock the front door of the house to-day hia wife went to his room Bhe joe's it ee with gas and Woerner onthe frst he man was told thi oR e a First oF Meet month he ‘would 4 —_—————_ Wants All Asiatios Exo! VANCOUVER, B. C., July in @pectal session last night the Britis! Columbia Federation of Labor adopt: @ resolution demanding the exclusion of iis Aplation fae cee eacaamne Work must! ‘AUTOMOBILE KILLS HOMELESS WOMAN; Down While Crossing Street in the Early Morning. of New Yorker An unidentified woman about sity years old was Killed in Seventh ave- nue, between One Hundred and ‘Iwenty-fifth street and One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street, at 1.90 A. M. | to-day by an automobile owned and driven by Wiifred Cuddebach of No. 948 Park avenue, President of the Hygela Ice Company. She tried to cross the atreet in front of the car, which the police say was not going very fast. Mr. Cuddebach was on his way down the avenue with Miss Mary C. Rementer of Philadelphia, whom he was taking to the Hotel Martinique, where she !s staying. They had been | visiting friends at New Rochelle. Ap- proaching One Hundred and Twenty- fifth street, he says, he had slowed up| supporters be because of the crosstown cars and at| - no time had gone more than sixteen miles an hour. “The woman seemed to spring up suddenly in front of the machine,” he said, “I did all I could to prevent it, but could not help running her down.” Policeman Love called an ambu- lance from Harlem Hospital and Dr. Minervina pronounced the woman dead. She has white hair and wore @ white and blue polka dot waist and | black skirt and hat. Im her pocket | wer 57 cents in nickels and pennies and a receipt showing she had put an advertisement in a morning paper for work. It is through this the police hope to identify her, Mr. Cuddebach was not detained, The witnesses agreed the accident was unavoidable. OS DAVID MARKS STRICKEN. American Member of Panama Land Commission May Die. PANAMA, July 16~David Marks, American member of the Panama Joint Land Commission, is not expected to recover from an attack of cerebral hem- orrhage and paralysis of the right from which he suffered during day's session. Mrs, Marks and her daughter are un- derstood to be and 4 son in Wi WASHINGTON, Jul tions that the nominat withdrawn from the vigorously denied by tion supporters had numbers overnight. Opponents of the con Ju At the Germany, t to-day of the barograph car- ried by Hetnrich Odirtch in his biplane showed that the altitude attained by him on his record ascent here on July 14 ‘was over 8,000 metres, or 26,246 feet, that ts only 184 feet lens than ftve mile 34th Street Exceptional Offerings on Friday Misses’ & Girls’ SUMMER DRESSES & SKIRTS 600 Dresses in this season’s best models and materials,—flowered effects, stripes or plain white. 6.75, 8.50 ond 10.75 values 10.75 to 16.50 875 Washable Skirts of Imported Ratine, Pique, Cordeline, Linen or White Corduroy; plain or long tunic models. 2.95 and 4.78 values 4.75 and 8.50 856 Girls’ Washable Dresses in Gingham, Repp, Percale, Linen, Batiste or Lawn; various models. 6 to 14 years. value 2.50t06.75. 95c, 1.65 and 2.95 250 Middy Blouses,—White Drill, trimmed with White, Red, Cadet or Navy Blue Galatea. 6 to 18 years. value 1.45 to 2.80. 95c, 1.15 and 1.25 Silk and Silk Mixtures, Special Offer to Close Out Custom Shirts to Measure made of Imported Peau de Crepe or Crepe de Chine in discontinued patterns and shirt lengths. Representative will call of messurement taken from customer's own shirt. D, THURSDAY | [NO LET UP WN AGT | BY WILSON FOR JONES; /:2m ENTITY UNKNOHN WARBURS MAY TEST st Psra Sixty Years OU, § Old, She Is Run Chetyoud's Nem Nomination Will] nation ie hea Not Be Withdrawn—Friend Denial at White House That Nomi-| nation of Chicago Man to Federal Board Will Be Withdrawn. was no let-up to-day | Wileon'’s fight for the confirmation of Thomas D. Jones of Chicago for the Federal Reserve Board. officials, who thought the Administra- confident they could beat it; the Ad- ministration still was hopeful of vic- oy, though by a slender majority. ‘he fight in the Senate took on a new turn when the Administration Ja: i Fifth Avenue, 58th Street, 39th Street The Store Opens 9 A.M. Closes at 5 P. M. Men’s Shoes Low & High Shoes All Leathers Except White Buckskin Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday. dames McGreery & Co. “SOROSIS” COLONIAL PUMP MEN’S CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT Attention {s directed to the unusually large display of Imported Fabrics for Made to Measure Shirts and Pajamas, including Madras, Cheviot. Satin Broche, Flannel, An tse, | lee ae hd indication that the op. te te hurry and it rast might not corhe JULY 16, the deadlock between Paul M, War- friend of the told Acting | Chairman Hiteheock Me, Warbure’s he had been misunderstood an that in declining to appear for e * ation shoved he would be heckled and embarrassed. Mt. Hitch- cock assured Mr, Ogfesby ad com- mittee had no such inte lewby did not say whe Waroure had changed hie deterdiin Speaks. MEDICINES MADE FROM ROOTS AND HERBS In the good old-fashioned days of our grandmothers they depénded upon medicines made from the roots and herbs of the field to cure disease. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound, that standard remedy which is made from roots and herbs for woman's ills, had its origin in this way. bes bia A years it Le pen te ing | SES WTIt the label a ean bottle by thousands of women of ills. It’s a good, hon- ly 16—There President Intima- tion might be Senate were White House increased in firmation were Closed All Day Saturday ly Clearance Sale Comprising Extremely Low Price of 33.95 Street Floor ‘ 5th Avenue Remarkable Value 3.95 value 6.00 The season’s most popular style,— combination of Patent or Dull Leather Vamps with Gray or Fawn Ooze Quarters; dainty inlay Strap and Tongue effect. 7.80 former price 12.00 ‘Loins AtAll ae6 - ames Butler Inc. Finest from the far-famed Eastern Shore of Virginia, Very choicest, fresh from the Creameries; deliciously sweet, nothing finer to be had Ci at any price. Why pay more when you can buy it for, a Ib.. Belle Brook Print Butter, BO Fanelest selected; in oder-proof eartons; 4b. print, Best N. Y. 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'79¢ Princeton Cocktails, 2:7" 6g¢ California Claret, :allon, 75° ix 10° ge StampsF REE with case of 24 Bottles rh 50 ibe Lin Ruppert’s or Mebmang’ 3. 1