The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1914, Page 4

on 4 ~-OF ATTACK BY NEGRO -FRENZIES NEIGHBORS * (Continued from First Page.) i, ome of “he class rooms I think is © yours,’ he said to her. ‘You better _ Come up and look at it’ The litte girl had not the slightest suspicion “On their way upstairs he told her » he had some flowers which had been gent to him from Barbadoes of which know the names. He asked which were in the teachers’ rest room on the top floor where there is a kitchenette for warminr lunches, It was in thet room, we have learned , that fe has been living, without the knowledge of the school authori- ties, sleeping on a rattan couch. "On the upstairs he told her how kind he thought it was for a | bright girl and an honor pupil in the School to be 20 kind te @ poor ignorant colored boy. But as soon as they were im the door of the teachers’ room he ~ @aught her by the throat and choked + She scratched at him and kicked; Oriental Rugs in all the desirable sizes, James McCreery & Co. 34th Street i SPECIAL SALES aS : On Wednesday, August the 12th WOMEN’S HOSIERY Thread Silk Stockings,—fine gauge; reinforced heels, toes and soles. Black, » White and leading colors. pair 1.50 value 2.00 Thread Silk Stockings,—fine gauge. Black or White. value 1.50, 1.10 Thread Silk Stockings,—Black or White, value 1.00, pair 65c Silk Stockings with deep lisle tops and soles. Black, White and Colors. value 50c, pair 40c Lisle Stockings,—fine gauge; double ¥ tops, heels, toes and soles. —_ Black, \. White or Suede. 35¢, 3 pairs 1.00 value 50c pair VICTIM'S TALE | Victim and the Schoolhouse Scene of Tragedy ay CATHERINE: MARKIN ily and at beat her until she became unconscious, “When she came to he was forcing @ dirty dust rag into her mouth. He struck her several times when she {| tried to get the gag out. He bound it in place with his necktie and then to| fastened her arms behind her sack with the belt of his coat. Then he B. Altman & On: have made extensive preparations for An Interesting Sale of at about one-half the actual values. Details of this Sale will shortly be announced. ba] ook Xie Bitcerts, Bem Werks Man Accused; | book, A final systematic search of | vitality had kept her alive. a Wis THE nvanrne won, seas ( Commissioner Woods took charge of the search yesterday after hearing that the last person to see the girl Was @ nun in @ convent across the street from the school who had no- ticed her passing studying her prayer the achool was decided upon. The Commissioner and Mr. Scull took with them Capt. Carey of the Homicide Squad, Lieut, Grant Will- jams of the Bureau of Missing Per- sons, Lieut. Taylor, his personal aide; several others who had been on pre- vious searches of the building, and John Lavelle, an employee of the Board of Education, who had the keys of the building. Commissioner Woods is aroused against the system of the Board of Education which permitted a man such as Webb to obtain employment in @ school where there were hun- dreds of little white children. Assistant Superintendent of Jant- tors J. 8 Bannon, explained that though Webb was an assistant to the janitor he was privately employed by Janitor Benzer, who is on a va- cation. It was a violation of the rules, Mr. Bannon said, for Benser to have left the keys in the hands of an irresponsible scullion. INCREASE IN TYPHOID. Health Commissioner Goldwater said to-day there had been a considerable Increase of typhoid cases in Greater New York over last year's record, there being 1% canes In Manhattan at present ‘The nersane he attributed to the ju of prevention is bein oy Board of Health wit! of 500,000 cards bearing typhoid ition @ throughout the city. ——— GORGE, Lan al told her she had kept him so long with her fighting he was going (> hide her where the painters and iron- workers coming to work at 8 o'tlock could not find her, He carried her down to the ground floor, opened the ld of the vault in the playroom and, getting in, lifted her over the ledge dnio the pipe-room beyond, dropped her to the floor, six feet from the trap door, and left her there gagged and helpless, “When we first went over the school with the police on Sunday we walked over the trap, which has green glass bullseye lights let into it. Catherine was still gagged then, and could not call out, She said she did not recog- nize our voices. Later, when she worked loose the knots which bounc her hands and then untied the gag, she climbed up to the shelf under the trap and waa able to get a glimpse up through the two broken light holes, “Until she could see Detective Tay- lor’s face she did not dare cry out when she heard a person moving above for fear the negro might come down and kill her. She said he only visited her twice, once to give her a bottle of dirty water and another time apparently to see if she were still alive.” Dr. Martin, the girl's physician, said that no permanent injury had been done to the child, though she had been shockingly abused, and only unusual 5th Avenue TRUNKS & SUIT CASES Open-top Wardrobe Trunks,—45- inch model fitted with the most modern ‘ garment and chiffonier sections, in- cluding double hangers and convertible hat drawers; suitable for men or women, value 35.00, 25.00 Fibre Dress and Steamer Trunks,— bronzed steel trimmings, hand-riveted throughout; fitted with dress and sec- tional trays. Sizes 36, $8 and 40 inches. value 15.00 to 17.00, 12.50 Steamer Trunks...........05 0.00008 value 12.00 to 14.00, 10.00 Cowhide Dress Suit Cases,—double steel frames; reinforced corners; fitted with shirt pockets. 24-inch size. 4.50 value 6.25 Kidnapped Girl Fou: SCHUYLER, Neb., Aug. tiated body of Mise a Prege the eighteen-year-old girl taken nom eg? home Sunda: vay ht by. s kid: naper, was found to-day a2 coratied ‘The mu- been beat Prank Heldt. a farm laborer, arrested. Miss Mick was her An) ‘en carrt aunt had been’ bound’ with GENUINE es away, after her Worth Nearly Double You Can yblips It Open Evenings Until 9 e’Cleck | | Forniture « Moderate Prices With Value 8500. on omhinition for the Riise. Saas ee 3 Reome faraie! Book yi ne Page Catalogue, Mailed All Goods Delivered by Our Moter 1417-1423 THIRD AVE S°AVEs1 80" STH ab iat His 8 3 5 | | ! | Er, oe gunehae vewsr it ‘1916. Be ea : ee ‘Stern Brothers 4and and 43rd Streets, West of Fifth Avenue. To-morrow, will be offered, on the Third Floor, a ‘Clearance of Misses’ and Women’s Silk Dresses At Less Than Half. Original Prices ef wary he street, afternoon and evening frocks; in sizes for 14, 16 and 18 years, also in sizes from 84 to 44 inch bust measure. Materials include crepe de chine, charmense satin, novelty silks, and some are combined with laces and net; now assembled in three groups, at $9.50, ‘On the Main Floor counters; ‘Chearence ol Muslin Underwear At One-Third Below Original Prices Night Gowns, at 95c, 1.25, 1.50 to 2.95 Petticoats, . at 80c, 98c, 1.15 to 2.65 Underbodices, at 89c, 1.35, 1.95 to 3.25 Combinations, at 85c, 1.15, 1.45 to 2.85 Drawers, Chemises and Corset Covers, at 45c, 60c, 83c to 1.75 Silk & Silk Jersey Petticoats For Women and Misses, in the latest Fall shades; also black and white, on the Second Floor, at $2.45 Regular Value $3.95 15.00, _and 25.00 Tomncgrop, on ‘the Main Floor, $1.50 Damask Table Linen || at 95c yard LL discontinued lines and broken lots of — Linens now offered at clearance prices. $4.75 Dinner Napkins, hemmed, at 83.25 Dozen Real Madeira Luncheon Sets, 18 pieces, regularly $7.00 to 10.00 Set, at $4.25 to 6.25 Satin Damask Table Cloths, at $1.95 to 6.25 Napkins, . . Doz. $1.95, 2.95, 3.75, 4.95 Damask Tea and Luncheon Cloths, at 95c, $1.45 Linen Sheets, hemstitched, Pr. $3.45, 4.50, 5.50 Linen Pillow Cases . . Pr. 88c, $1.95, 2.95 Dimity Bed Spreads + at 90c, $1.25 Satin Finish Bed Spreads, hemmed, $1.75, 2.10 Huck Towels, . Doz. $2.75, 5.40 Lace - trimmed and Embroidered Center- jieces, Tea, Luncheon, Reception and Banquet loths a Third to a Half Under Regular Prices. Foreign and American Leather Goods At Remarkable Reductions from Former Prices $4.00 Hand Bags at $1.75 and $2.65 Of pin seal, polished morocco and black moire silk. $6.50 to 17.50 Hand Bags at $3.85 to 10.00 Of tapir suede, pin seal and moire silk. $7.95 Imported Party Cases at $5.50 “An Important Offering of Curtain Materials rT OOEROW, on the Fourth Floor, the following extraordinary values: Fish Nets at 19c, 25c, 32c and 45c a yard Double width, in white and ivory; Values 28 to 75c yard. Curtain Scrims at 19c and 25c a yard Regular Values 28¢ to 40c with chints and drawn borders; 88 inches wide. Printed Table Covers at 35c, 65c and 1.25 Regular Values 60c to $1.95 Printed Bed Spreads at $1.90 to 5.50 Regular Values 06.0 00 to losidl Attractive Offerings in Bedding This illustration shows a handsone Brass Bedstead in a 2-inch Colonial post de- sign, at =... 16,50 Formerly $22.50 White Enamel Bedsteads, in all sizes; at $4.75 Formerly $6.50 Wire Springs, in all sizes, . special at $3.25 Formerly $4.25 Upholstered Box Springs, in all sizes; at $9.75, 14.50, 19.00 Formerly $12.50 to 22.75 Black Horse Hair Mattresses, full size; at $20.00 Formerly $26.00 Layer Felt Mattresses, at $7.50, 9.50 and 18.25 Formerly $10.50, 12.50 and $17.50 8 ceseed Meese Ona toe Ore coetls ee one 00 Traveling Bags at $5.85 Of genuine walrus, leather lined; 14 to 18 inches. $16. 50 Fitted Traveling Bags at $9.75 Of genuire long grain seal, lined with moire silk. $4.00 to 10.00 Novelties at $1.75 to6.75 Competing Uspes boxes, \ Rugs and Linoleums ERY decisive reductiéns have been made on attractive varieties of Domestic Rugs, Linoleums and Matting, on the Fifth Floor: $4.50to 9.50 Wilton Rugs at $2. 85 & 5.75 In sizes 24 by 54 inches and 36 by 68 inches. Room Size Wilton Rugs at $16.85 to 85.00 Regular| jy $27.00 to $102.00 To sizes fiom 6 by rf ft to 114 by 15 ft. t 7 Linoleums a‘ ay ha Sas square yard To plain PR gens ; also in parquet and tileeffects. Small Oriental Rugs at $5.0 00 to 29.50 Regular Values $8.50 to 8565. Room Size Persian Rugs, $40.5( 5010288, 00 Regular Values $85.00 to #480 ~ Continuing the August Sale of Furniture Hess are a few of the very remarkable values offered on the Fifth and Sixth Floors: Chamber Suites and Separate Pieces 4-piece Birds-eye Maple, formerly $168.00, . 7 at $126.00 7-piece Sheraton Mahogery Suite, Formerly $309.50, at 235.00 7-piece Sheraton Mahogany Suite, Formerly $650.00, at 450.00 5-piece Circassian Walnut Suite, Formerly $250.00, _ . at 175.00 5-piece Circassian Walnut Suite, Formerly $812.00, . A at 250.00 5-piece Circassian Walnut Bui, Simary $461.00, . at 350,00 5-piece Circassian Walnut ‘Suite, Formerly $560.00, . ° * at 5-piece Prima Vera Suite, Formerly $325.00, . . 8 at 8-piece Baronial Maple Bulle, . Formerly $381.00, . . at 295.00 Very great reductions have been made on twelve patterns Mahogany Bedsteads. Equally attractive reductions in Single Pieces and in Antique Ivory Sets. 400.00 260.00 | ARGE WAR MAP OF EUROPE SUNDAY WORLD MAGAZINE, AUGUST. IN COLORS 17 ins. deep by 20 ins.