The evening world. Newspaper, August 12, 1914, Page 5

POTSDAM IN PORT BRINGS HOME 830 ~ FROM WAR ZONE Get Their Last Fright From Inquisitive Cruiser’s Search- light Off Nantucket. The Holland-America line steam- hip Potsdam, first ship to bring Am- erican refugees from the actual war sone in Europe, got into port this morning with 830 passengers, to whoin the Statue of Liberty looked as big a8 a skyscraper, Last night while off Nantucket light the white beam of a hidden cruiser's searchlight aud- bh denly flashed upon the Potedam in polite invitation to display her fiag, and s0 war's alarms pursued her frightened passengers almost to tie gates of peace. Though the ship's capacity was taxed to the utmost and not another passenger could have been accommo- dated, every one had some sort of place to sleep and none of the first and second cabin passengers had to find place in the steerage as was the case with the Philadelphia, due to- Morrow, with millionaires in hor steerage bunks, Two hundred and thirty passengers wereyin her first cabin, 800 In the second and a like Bumber came third class, Not for ono minute of all the twelve days out of Boulogne were the pas- sengers allowed to. forget that behind them the whole of Europe flamed, for the steerage was about equally divided between Austrians, Russians and Germans, and riots wore of hour- ly occurrence. On more than one oc- casion the ship's officers had to pry the brawlers apart with slicing bars and other handy instruments; many a head was broken and several parti- sans were stabbed by forks. One passenger, Calvin Smith of Easton, Pa., was at Sarejevo, in Bos- nia, just three days after the assas- sination of the Grand Duke of Aus- » On the day he left he visited the police station to have his pass- port vised, and while there saw the assassin, @ strapping fellow, who held his head high, proud of the thing he had done. A bomb was thrown into a crowd a few hours before Mr. Smith took the train from Sarejevo. Mrs. M. F. K. Swift of Los Angeles told a story of how native American nerve had won a Leer for her ‘aris on the day war was declared. She said: “I bad a ticket on the Imperator, and was in London waiting to bail when I learned that the Imperator's trip had been cancelled, Then I rushed over to Paris to get some val- uable gowns I had in my baggage there. Paris was mad with excite- ment and no place for a lone woman to stay. I heard about the Potedam putting in at Boulogne and took the back from the bedlam of last train from Paris there. “When we got to Boulogne I had & porter carry my trunks aboard ahip, picked out a stateroom and there sat on my trunks until after the ship salled. Then I went to the pureer, admitted I had no passage and presented my ticket on the Im- perator, He accepted it, dear that he was!” Dr. George C. Fahy of New Haven travelled from London to Boulogne in evening clothes in order to catch the Potsdam. Mr, and Mrs, Meler Steinbrink of No. 18 Fuller place, Brooklyn, arrived *: Rotterdam with no baggage and t Dutch ovtfit for th Miriam. Several of the women aboard the Potsdam had been forced to trundle Imitation Platinum Soft Cuff Link Buttons Pte eat puna seat St CHARLES A. KEENE Namonds, Watches, Jewelry. 180 Broadway, New Yor Open Watt 6 o'Clock, Satardars Inciuded. ——————— 17 Ins. Deep by 20 Ins. Wide ISA i Jabs peATURG ‘Sunday World Magazine on the station, . thele own, beawage on the station! C,H. TABOR NOT ARRESTED. boat train to houlogue on the night of Aug. 1. The porters, they said to-| He Has lay, were worse than bri; picid Aah HIS LIBERTY SHORT-LIVED. Lare of Chinatown Was Teo Great| ee? edjuaged tn contempt of court by the second time in twenty-four hours, This time he was locked up in the Tombs in default of $1,000 ball. Reilly, who fa fifty-three years, old rel yesterday morning, an wh {wo bolts of slik trom th = @nnouneement that the Riher-Hege- roadway a: Se wile ing. pa ae le vt a 14 ‘who "ree rot toe ica - pation cider id finanotal nowing would cortal 3! Skdidone been in such had to buy a little daughter \\ OF EUROPE maimed Out of Juringtc- rigands. tiom of Court. Clarence HM. Tabor, a builder of No. 63 Weodruft avenue, Brooklyn, who hed Supreme Court Justice Maddox and or- ped Prtvoner. dered committed for failing to give a If William Reilly had been bond for the payment of §2,119 alintony keep away from Chinatown he might|to his wife who obtained a decree of have had more than seven hours of| separation some years ago, has not been Uberty after escaping from the Criminal| arrested e@ erroneously reported last Courts Baflding whi looking the other way. to Poll and Doyers streets, was taken in, | Tabor’s adage i and to-day went before Magistrate| that Tabor had not Nolan, in the Centre Street Court, fot | Stuse he has remained out of the jurie- policeman was | Friday. It was stated at the office of Mrs. diction of the court. —_——_—_. Riker-Hegeman Melon. Through the atmosphere of gicom erm in prison, | Which has overhung the financial dis- nt triet since war was declared in Burepe and at 4 qclock in| came a ray of sunshine yesterday in hectare rey Faster: Franklin Simon 8 Co, Fifth Avenue “Young Men's Shop 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor Entirely Separate from Fifth Avenue Store Will Offer Thursday A Special Purchase of 164 Men’s and Young Men’s Summer Suits SIZES 33 TO 42 CHEST. aay of four-buttoa English sack models, balf lined, in , black, gray or olive pencil striped cassimere, Oxford cuna, Engli ra tweeds, boca or club checked velour, or Shepherd checked worsted. ‘ 16.50 Actual values $24.50 to $27.50 Also Showing New Fall Models Young Men’s College Suits SIZES 32 TO 42 CHEST. Three or four-button English models, of imported fabrics, soft roll front, natural shoulders, 1850 2450 30.00 Will Close Out Thursday Men’s Silk Shirts Satin Striped Tub Silk and Pebble Crepe ity colored stripes, in all desirable finish. 2.75 Heretofore $5.00 Men’s Negligee Shirts Of imported Scotch madras, cotton crepe, Russian cord and silk mixtures, also Tennis Shirts, in white or colors, rerular or half sleeves. 1 00 Heretofore $1.50 to $2.50 “Young Men’s Shop’ —16 West 38th St. HAND MALLAS KURVITUME Furniture | Without | De posits, i | purchased in tMe manner, } CALL AND a mone i aire log te Me pee NO’ RIAN New ie ‘stwihel*"* CATAL! MACHINES ON pain’ e ob he ig the buyer, 2 YOUR OWN TERMS WE PAY FREIGHT ie a Pity SS AO Ce aint WD Mvehegany Ansehen fram: Aandsomely carved, with polished \d loons cushions of Wilk wed with or without i Barthen Ware Cereal purchas only on $69" ‘RQ $ | wna wg «2 trimmed vith ribbon ‘and $ MAIN BUILDIN ‘tylish Bathin Annual Clearance! ing, Su Suits Numerous lish | u Batt for About 70 ai <== forsee jorrow, 4. sevens 19514 tad ‘nm nesibar ot "Oda m4 up iy st2'06; cr $5.95 & $6.95 eat ae oa a higher prices, beginning wit are made mt est styles, smartest trimmings. 2.50 rder sane mail, cnensan eben, “Cr . FANCY MARACAIBO ome tbe. 81,15; Switzerland, England and other countries are either completely discontinued or practically so. As we write this, THBRE IS A SCARCITY OF IMPORTED FOODS AND DELICACIES, TOILET GOODS, MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS, WINES, LIQUORS AND MANY OTHER Up te this time The Big Store's patrons bave been able to pur chase all these artictes at former prices, but diere is not the shadow of a dewbs that WITHIN A VERY SHORT TIME CONDITIONS WILL COMPEL AMBRICAN MERCHANTS TO RAISE THEIR MARY ARTICLES WILL BE UNOBTAINABLS AT ANY Consequently, ead 1 io Wis Sih Dome: Shane exe fou require and bring it to The Big Store, be oup plied at THE LOWEST QUOTATIONS TO BE OBTAINED Self-Lacing Corsets Are a Revelation The “‘Nulife” corset is wonderfully comfortable and has many exclusive features. It raises the body upwards and backwards, compels the wearer to stand erect; compels deep breathing; AND IN ADDITION, IT IS ABSOLUTELY THE “LAST WORD" IN COMFORT. Let us explain the wonders of the “Nulife” corset to you im person. will then more fully appreciate its ad- You Sale Wd and naval feu vase wi 1—"““9ee EVENING, WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1914. DOUBLE a0 STAMPS MORNINGS—SINGLE 20¢ STAMPS AFTERNOONS y ‘Whatever You Need NOW-~-Rises in PriceAreSure toCome During the presqnt European crisis, it will be well for you to bear in mind that, owing to activity, practically all shipments of merchandise from Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, Austria, | J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. "THE BIG STORE” Born sits, SIXTH AVE., IG TO 19T! STREET ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISHINGS In the Greatest Midsummer Sale of Furniture Ever Planned et The Big Store, the Feature Item Is an Offer Of $17.50 Brass Bed Outfits Complete with Soft-Top Mattress and Romelink Spring, Tomorrow, at . . Lopk around town — compare — investigate — YOU'LL FIND NOTHING TO EQUAL THIS BAR- |] GAIN ANYWHERE ELSE. THE BEDSTBAD has 2-inch posts, 10 filling hi rods; guaranteed lacquer. THE SPRING is of the famous Romelink make, guaranteed for ten years. Soft-top MATTRESS. Bright or satin finish. made according to our own spedi- fications, of layer felt, with roll edges and covered with art ticking. | $1! pe ee Floss EVERY MATTRESS 9. 75 wie Taae heey ort tie! " $7.60 White Enameled Bed. Outfite—/ $14 Stearns and Foster Mattreasee— | $10 bei size oath coe consists of oe” *4.50 jade with round corners;/12 Jumbe tresses made; at. . fancy art ticke $ C. A. or fanc: Ibe. to the fu! Tomorrow Onl 4 $10 and $} Give You a Choice Of Men’s Finest Suits Formerly Priced $15 to $30 0 other store, at ANY season of the year, has ever announced so sensa- avchoice of the Houge" sale as this one at Greenhut's tomorrow. }» aplendidly tailored, fashionable suits, on sale at two i] a Cpunaieee ane Lprgogd peigfnond are excepted.) re Here's the beet part of the 15 to "20 Suits at #10 IS oe Dozens of styles; scores of patterns. Grays, Rs. .‘ftures, These are in summer and year-round w Suits Priced Regularly Up top ‘30, at #15 Here 7a bg have a wonderful variety of very finest summer and medium- 338 ng lish phy 3 Bi seh Worsted Suits 0 “‘R. B. Fashion Clothes” Suits S22 rag $25 “‘Snellenberg” Suits and Finest "-Kirechbaum” Suite Many of theee are sith-tined. very size up to 64 “‘etout.” Pe 25c| paints oa Melons All the newest and most striking models, as well af conservative suits ia the assort~ MAIN BUILDING: Buy Foods Now You can z SO BETTER and MORE ECONOMICALLY foresight and self-protection hat os BUY NOW WHILE PRICES REMAIN LOW. you cannot come here ‘ maitre Is i MS SMOKE b TONGUBS— ee lues, pencil str! hus. ‘All sizes to $2 ‘'stour.” TMACHINES thecluely new; the 66-1 and the 15-3 drophead styles Ley drawers and ai the latest at- forkeaniey to $38 & $40 And Buy Liberally While These Prices Rule at GREENHUT’S than anywhere else. It is only a matter of it will be promptly and intelligently filled. Or PHONE ‘Ask for a copy. Smoked Meats SMOKED ane 18%¢ SHOULD! WESTPHAL sp HA ite’ BACON— Ib. swirt's’ PREM HAMS Mattressee—made 15) saver tett; weight 58 tte, for Po ba Td $17.50 Mixed Matiresses—-| size; roll edge, with 6-inch border;| Selection of oe MADB TO ORDER; covered in A| covered with fancy art $, deking; at... ..ese- 9.50) see Ad inet st. Smaller sizes at proportionately low peices. And Look at This Big Ba in Feather Pillows, at We have only 1,000 of them to sell at this exceptionally They are in sizé 18x26 inches, and are covered with good ticking. GUARANTEED ODORLESS. ‘ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING: ne low price. the bungalow and spare rooms, $1.25 Aluminum Sauce Pans—with cover; Davis Sening lachine Co:; Tomorrow, at 5] Me - Mlustrated;. In golden ok, English walnut and ‘ei wal a eh | weeK We HITE ROTARY SINGER™ or “NEW HOM! ‘BALL. in choice col TREARING poragt 5B EWING MACHINES, also the FLOR- |ALL- REARING. SEWING MACHINES—sold % over i ‘of @ amell Initiel symeet and.. ii] ‘handy sewing ms GMoes fore mravelling people snd for wee ea vacation trips, “Barefoot” Sandals and Play Oxfords, at New Potatoes The beat selections 1p athe te eee eerene $1.20 White Enamel Wash Stands, at . As illuetrared. Consists of stand, basin, pein . Handy, compact, neat. Aluminum Ware with strainer; at.. £8.90 Fish Kettles— ‘MAIN BUILDIN “Victory” Ball-Bearing Cabinet » Sewin ‘Machines $ Linoleums Floor Oilcloth—b. tion to choose “SIT-STRAIGHT” OR CENTRE-NEEDLE ig : cho measure! MAIN BUILDING Boys’ and Girls’ 59c to $1.25 SIC Healthy, com- fortable, and wear splendidly, Just the thing for sca- shore and coun- try. Uppers of tan leather; leather soles, All Sizes FROM 3 for IN- FANTS to 11 for BiG BOYS AND GIRLS. The Oxtords lace all the way down to toes; the sandals have Substantial Kearney nd closed sid sand. nals in Fedde ps leather also SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY ¢ rgain 0cllf me "ANNEX BUILDIN( —HOME VURNieaINGS Oilcloths and Bargain Prices in Our August Clean- ta a bevatr he ve