The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1914, Page 8

pe mueny OVEN AND BAIS MONEY FOR... Mothers and Children Jammed Aboard Short-Car Train at the Bridge. ~ EVERY HOUR A RUSH. What a “Worst End Line” Suf- ferer Has to Say of Conditions, Passengers unloading from a Rrigh- ton Beach local train at the bridge @t 10.30 this morning witnessed the ‘Workings of the policy of economy of the B. R. T. tn the loading of a Coney Island “express” on the opposite plat- form. ‘They caw mothers separated from get aboard. They heard hysterical cries of wom- en calling for their little charges, in- termingied with strident commands of B. R. T. employees to “step for. ward.” They saw platform men jam the|s human freight on the cars until the last inch—so crowded that the guards) had to fight to close the rates. They saw scores left at the station to wait for the next “express.” And this was caused by the policy @f economy that sent out a five-car train instead of a six-car train. The B. R. T. saved tho wear and tear on one car and the salary of one guard) by making up a train of five cars tn- stead of alx. This condition prevails every day and will continue to prevail as tong as the indifference of the $10,000,000 Public Service Commission endures. Here in a letter from a suffering Brooklynite: ‘To the Kititor of The Brening Wert: ‘The writer takes this opportunity to \) + thousands join me in thanking you for their handling of the leng- suffering Brooklynites who are com- Pelled to use their antiquated and in- uate equipment. The writer must the West End Line fr... Park i} on | 7 ow to as far as Bixty-ninth atreet. +h ‘This West End Line ie commonly » @ubbed by the unfortunates who are | compelled to use it the “Worst End Line,” and we are certainly getting & s s & eu I ad yeeareer esferp? ied i Te it fp gk to suffocation. poor Sea Beachites at Sixty-second street iy then full trains to ? i Oe i Apply Aleo to New York, N 1016 WePay 'ALOG' Freight » the ir children in the panicky rush to] b aisles and platforms were filled to the! ¢ Furniture Without Deposits, purchased in the manner has never proved satiefact o; to the bi . met are always to please our patrons. ae hoda @ALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS '\* 752 fth Ave., Cor. tsi St SCHOOLBOY MISSING FROM BRONX HOME; FATHER IS WORRIED a AARON SALIMAN - Aaron Saliman, sixteen years old, @ achoolboy, his home, No. Hronx, since July » Aaron, has asked The Evening World to help find him. Young Sallman 1s described as being Tour Inches tall, with Kray kraduntion pin on the Inpel of blue cap, black stockings and tan rhoe: the Public Service Commission, ani! stated that we realized that wo would have to put up with some inconveni- usands are overy he BR. to bulld a sort of shed for protection in inclement weather, ‘This is the joke— R. 'T. put up eight up- diameter, at arted work” on this shed. This was almost elght months age and this is as near as the shed hu reached completion, and the I. Ff. always reports to the Public Service Commission—"We are working on It." 4 1 suppose that L n go on ins definitely citing the attitude of the B. RR. T. toward the public, namely, “The public be d— GEO, H. BELDEN, Brooklyn, July 22. pecans aee ON HIS TRAVELS GLAD ONLY IN UNDERWEAR Johnson Under the !nfluence of Sleeping Powder When He Left ‘Home This Morning. How Peter Johnson, a plano tuner of No, 609 Mast One Hundred and ‘Thirty-eighth street, could wander away at 3 o'clock in the morning, lose himself, and stay lost is a mystery to the Bronx police, all of whom are looking for him. For the wanderer ‘was arrayed in a sult of underwear, ® pair of gray socks and had e blanket draped over his shoulders, Also, Johnson, who bas had a touch of the heat, had within him when he left a sleeping powder which, a phys- ician told Mrs. Johnson, would keep him asleep for hours. The police think he may be sleeping peacefully somewhere now. Mrs. Johnson says she ran out of the house just before 2 o'clock and got the nearest doctor whose address she has forgotten, for her husband had become delirious. The physician soothed him, administered the pow- der and told ber to return to sleep and not worry. When she awoke an hour later Johnson was gone, Hot flashes, fatntng epells, dizsiness, baek- Rervose St W7TNS DR. PIERCE’S | \ Favorite Prescription (ta Tablet or Liquid Form) © woman's medicine. It ever forty etreated ite quality, Try ‘ew Je Long Island and Connecticut, PLAYER PIANOS, PIANOS ALL GOODS AND SEWING MARKED IN_ | pu MACHINES ON CREDIT PLAIN FIGURES Free Cereal Set ‘This Eartien |i. lustrated, with cvery purchase of HB GIA AS brecnininn SSE COLEEK i SBeoms § 98! 4 Rooms Furnished at | § Reems 15 SvEpgNGS UnTiL t0 ercl9s 'T, |opened the first session to-day with a Our ware Cereal Set, as) | Bae | OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY DYNAMITE BOMB TEARS HOLE IN STORE FRONT; | VICTIM BLAMES RIVALS a Longobardo, a Caterer, Says | Jealousy Prompted Attempt | to Injure Business, A bomb was exploded in the door- way of the atore of Carlo Longo- | bardo & Son, at No, 306 East One Hundred and Sixth street, early to- day. It aroused the twenty-two | families in the six-story tenement above and sent them in @ panic to | the street, The explosion #hattered | tho plate-class window of the store and the window of the adjoining | atore, which was vacant. Many of | the windows above were broken, Inspector Owen Eagan of the Bu- | reau of Combustibles found the bomb had knocked down the door and had broken through an fron plate and a) six-inch stone to the cellar, The downward force indicated dynamite, Longobardo denied he had received any threatening letters, and attrib- uted the explosion to business rivals, | Me ts a caterer. — EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS I$ OPENED AT LOURDES, Cardinal Farley Prominent at Great Gathering of Churchmen at Lourdes. LOURDES, France, July 22.—Cardt- | nat Granito di Belmonte-Gennaro, who represents the Pope at the In- | ternational Eucharistic Congress, | speoch of welcome to the delegates. Ho expressed his pleasure at necing such 4 large representation from for- eign lands and alluded especially to the delegations from the United States and Vanada, Among those present at tho gather- ing were ten Cardinals including Car- | dinal Farley of New York and 200 arch-bishops and bishops from all parts of the world. THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN can produce roots and herbs for | every ailment and cure diseases that baffle our most skilled physicians, who have spent years in the study of drugs. From the roots of herbs of the field originated Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound, which for thirty years has proven more potent and ef- ficacious in curing female ills than any combination of drugs known, ENUINE MIZZZ, » ~ 3 “SS 4 Carat$ Rings Special ern EVENING WORLD, 27 WEDNESDAY, JULY 99,1914. 6 3 DOUBLE 240¢ STAMPS MORNINGS—SINGLE aac STAMPS AFTERNOON. MAIN BUILDIN nea German Silver Bags, German silver fine ring mesh bags; reverse mesh; narrow embossed oval shapes ; 4-inch frame; Dres- den silk lining. J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. THE BIG STORE” BoTn ives SIXTH AVE., IG TO I9t STREET MAIN BUILDING VAIN BUILDING: E: tional Val Most Smartest Styles hte nor wennea =ereortinory SYMMer Blouses et: ‘Tomorrow you will have an opportunity to select from some of the very handsome models in blouses that have been introduced this season. . We have reduced them considerably in price, because the size $1.50 ranges are incomplete. At At § At$ (Formerlyto $1.25) | (Formerlyto $1.98) BOUT EI BRR Dress Goods The season's most desirable fabrics of fancy weave and plain materials. ad sl tho preveltng eats; The Blouses at 79e' (4277;°3!") yard sn a Many pretty models of WHITE AND COLORED VOILES; many have flaring collars of linen or organdie and silk cord tie. Also dainty CREPE BLOUSES and SAILOR STYLES for seashore wear. and broken checks; just \ Ail —e th ir this son’ ji Lf ver; yrds DC Ls fi The Blouses at #1 (‘e7si%s0" ia oe Dainty COLORED VOILE BLOUSES, the rage this season, in such pretty colors as pink, blue, peach and tango. yard... .. 59¢ | Vestee and collars of organdie; trimmings of lace and embroidery. , Formerly Lond Eopry inche: wie ge The Blouses at $1.50 ("2 $2.50 ) yard “ 9c Plenty of beautiful styles from which you may select. All are elegantly made of LINGERIE, EMBROIDERED VOILE, $2 Silk ‘anton Crepe—44 | STRIPED JAPONIKA, BROCADED TUSSAH and CANDY-STRIPE VOILE and CREPE NETS. . fi preset + black, white, cream; All the cleverest new collar styles are shown, some of white organdie or contrasting color. Handsome embroidery, fine laces and novelty buttons are effectively used for embellishment. All are wonderful values. AIN BUILDING . 426 Smartly Made Suits For Men $ Usually priced to e 6.85 and Youths Tomorrow at G $15; We won't waste many words on this exceptionall fine offering. We merely point out that Included in the lot are $10 and $12 TWO-PIECE SUMMER OUTING SUITS in light and dark colors; HAND- SOME NORFOLK STYLE SUITS and DARK MIX- TURE SUITS in browns and grays. They are just the kind of suits that every young man wants for year ‘round wear. There are more than 60 patterns to choose from in every size up to 38 at... 6.85 We Continue Our Remarkable Sale of Trousers _ Note, please, that every pair of summer trousers in our stock must go, and go quickly; and the prices will help us to clear them in short order, and give you the biggest of the season's bargains in our Men's Clothing Department. nee #139 shades; yard MAIN BUILDING Look at This! Men’s 22s; Perfect “Waldorf” Oxfords,» This is an “odds and ends” sale—clearance of “broken” lots which we do not wish to c: ver until next season. The sale eonIBe < month earlier than usual, but we thought it better that S ou should take your share of this wonderful bargain NOW. he sizes are 414, 5, 514, 8, 8)2, 9, 934, 10, 11; the widths, dE. ba leathers: TAN RUSSIA CALF, PATENT and he, ._ DULL CALF. £"_) Every pair with Goodyear-welted soles. The biggest shoe bargain for men in town, pro- J vided you wear one of the sizes and widths named. MAIN BUILDING: Children’s and Infants’ Wear A Clearance at About 4 Regular Prices + your choice, tomorrow, 1 , Ic on’ 7 y d | Children’s 50c and 59¢ ‘Trousers—former!: iced| Trousers—formerly priced | Trousera—t. Infants’ 19¢ Socks,/Children's Drawers | Infants 29¢ Colores to $3; : +150) to $5; 5250 priced 0 re s "3 Caps and Domet| snd pee clans Dresses — sizes up| Drawers and Prin- iccscssteaces fe cneseedeseses s : A Light and dark’ patterns in * el “ All the “broken” lots of our Flannel 10 regularly to 12 to 2 years; 19¢ all sizes up to 42. Our own ‘‘Kingly” make.|finest ‘Kingly” trousers. Sacques—at lc! 25c;this sale RQC! at.......... Treaeeten ice y $6)|STRIPED WORSTEDS and Uebine is every size pete Se Children’s 59¢ White and | 98c Fine White French Polish ve a iced to «+. M@|CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS|W¥sist-measure in — D i” cance — in this lot included SERGES, STRIPED WOR- Colored Dresses: esses: $ “King and’ “Brand Bros,"|and MIXTURES in every sizelStEDs’ GUTING. CUFf. rigs 29c] a............ 45 98 wo *3.95 celebrated makes, for men and youths. BOTTOM TROUSERS. (Sites 2 to 6 years.) « ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING This *45 Three-Piece Parlor Suite Tomorrow’s Leader in Our $33 50 e Furniture Depariment, at. MAIN BUILDING A Limited Number of Women’s Trimmed Hats Formerly $5, $1.50 Tomorrow at Many styles which we have priced so low toclearthem out, Wide range of colors for choice. ' MAIN BUILDING Sensational Clearance Prices on Untrimmed Millinery The prices quoted bear no rela- tion to the original figures. Every item a big bargain. Real Hemp Stra: shed bene. hes hundreds to choose from; 19¢ ‘MAIN BUILDING Juniors’ & Girls’ $1 & $1.25 Tub Dresses Sale, Tomor- 79 c row, at...... f smart styles, em- A big assembia, bracing all the newest ideas, two of which we illustrate. Cool, round- and square-neck models, trimmed very effectively with contrasting color or plaid strappings, belts and but- tons; | waist style, with plain or ited skirts. The materials are: PER- LE, GINGHAM, LINENE and CHAM- BRAY, in all the pretty summer colorings; also stripes and checks. Sizes 6 to 14 years for girls, and 13 to 17 years for juniors. ‘many col- id; roomy, comfortable finished in a rich mal This suite is beautifully Seolane } Well constructed ; frame made of selected \birc! hi —___—— ogany color, It MAIN BUILDING: petigsiccW ee 9 has silk-plush-covered loose cushions, icte teste | Greenhut’s Pure Foods WAIN BUILDING effects; many colors; at... 29¢ Tailored Hats—ready to put on and wear home. Hats pressed in splendid shapes and priced lower than hats of this calibre were An Extraordinary Sale of Cream Color All the leading bratds of pure foods are offered at prices very much below the quotations elsewhere. Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. 'Phone 4000 Chelsea. United ftates and only " ities can you see te urepeen ol - (4 ie Sretee eaten Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Broadway, New York l1g0 All lost or found articles ad= vertived in The Werld will be Msted wt The World's Informa- tion Bureau, Pullteer Building Arcade, Perk Row; World's Uptown Offlee, northwest cor- ner hth Bt. and Broadway; World's Mariem Offices, 15% West 125th Bt, and World's Brooklyn Office, 202 Washing- ton St, Brooklyn, for 80 days following the printing ef the ertivesnen | adv ibe 1 G o'Clock, Saturdays included, Sweet Peas Fresh Cereals SWEET WRINKLED PEAS 10 ib Fountain gu: BEST TARINA pote O78: HEAD. RI EARLY JUN FANCY LIMA BEANS ....... Beaver’ bran i NS. iH PEAR FLAKED HOMINY AND BEANS Ratines Beautiful finish; just the thing for skirts, suits, dresses and coats for the seashore, city of mountain } 28 inches wide; 38 inches wide; yard. Standard Apron Ginghams— yard mae i \6c Zephyr Ginghams —i checks and plaids; 32 inch Se is O06 MAIN BUILDING Bathing Suits The Best Values in Town For Women, Misses and Children Children’s Bathing Suits of Surf Cloth and Flannel—sizes 1 to 10 HOLD TEAS-— 4'y Ibe, $1 DANISH ¢ I 55 dor, $1.1 SOAP BREAKFAS' OA—S Ita. 81; PURE. Ci } TABLE ROLLED OATS 10¢ Pride of RITTER'S PORK WITH, SAUG #114 ame an geetlas” 10¢ _ . « POTATOES—- | Ate. IC and Ic 3-1b._ carton. ; 4 42. i ANNEX BUILDING |HL] Childreo’s and Misses’ $1.95 Bathi FOUNTAIN TOMATO CATSUP | 4 Olb.81.80; 9 ‘ | heared s para Donan 108 ne ae bertes, #12 Pecks Bei tiepe,. 20C | Nisgie tn, | HOME FURNISHINGS | YOmrs; AEs oe 10 ibs., Flo’ ' July Clean-Up of Worn beiiinn i oe “iy HARVEST’ BI’ BERRY SYRUP PREMIUM FLOUR =« Fpuas HLQUR = J , Dillworth's; twin quality: bhi patent 83.80 “Dorothy Vernon” formerly $1.95 and $ 10 Ibs. Ey $2.25; at best family 4 tb » $5.95; 1.49 29¢ Syed Exquisite colorings and pretty de- signs that are both pleasing and durable, POPULAR Aye bbl. : Tae Bathing Accessories GBLD MEDAL bLOUR 976 Pry Rag Rugs Caps, 10¢ to S8e, Pil LSHURYAS xX FLOUR Db OAT Cony Shoes, 25¢ to $1.95. Bathing Bags, 39c to 75¢, eben 68400; 72 Pp ; Ate 100 206 GAMBLE'S: bape PROCTER & S CREAM OAT y r DSi . 10. Ail_new, perfect goods at BIG MAIN BUILDING for 100 baret4.18; 49¢ peice TO] SAVINGS IN PRICE, and $2 Party or $] 65 giweealc MILT SAURY's REST ae adapted for the summer Beauty Boxes at +e 4.79: 48¢ GEAR ieuiiva’ om Chic Meas, containing all” the nee 2le ty fittings so appealing to the i i ladies, Made of rich, imported Eng- F aORN FLARES Cut fi ity eds 4 \oaber palteecee, LOC lish gros-grain morocco leather, in ac black and colors, package. 30x00 6 27x84 inches 24436 inches. CO.—FORMERLY GREENHUT-GISGEL COOPER COMPAN.