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Murray confessed that he had gone with Pierin to Baldwin to rob the home and pointed the way to the spot where lay a blackjack with which, he said, Pierin ‘had struct Mr. Morris, who has recovered suffi- FR THOUGHT ciently. to promise to appear against the men at Mineola to-morrow. ‘The husband of Mra. Morris is an advertising agent with offices at No. \1780 Broadway. They have a home at Douglaston. Mrs. Morris went to Baldwin yesterday from the home of her elaier, Mra, Charles Wayno, of| Point Pleasant, N, J., with whom she had been visiting when she was eigenen er Employee and Com- pion Arrested for Assault- | trouniea with persistent nervousness. ‘ She arranged for treatment by the ing Mrs. “Morris. leader of the Higher Thought congregation, William Fred Keeler. She was assigned to a room opening on the front porch, At the time y & midnight assault on George Morris in ner room at} igher Thought Rest Home and of William Fred Keeler, at L. 1, Emil Pierin, a dis- employee of the establish- jet) and John Murray, his com- a. ‘were arrested at the Long = Railroad station at Freeport ty to-day by Constable Murray ty Sheriff Wallace. Don't Polson Baby. the room had been occupied by the wife of a Brooklyn jeweller, who made it her habit to wear valuable rings and brooches about the place at all times. Mrs. Morris was awakened at a little before midnight by the sound of footsteps and the murmur of voices on_the porch. She assumed they ‘hiiaren who lauda- and and sold under the names jo dl er aha be given fe CASTO! a fears the ea H. Fletoner. h SFr, sears te sinaser et ie od a etered Oak et, 2 golden Pierin was employed by Mr, Keeler, THE EVENING WORLD, were other patients, or employees, and dozed off to sleep. A little later sh’ awoke an the window was opened and a short heavily-built man leaped at her striking her heavily several times with a blackjack. She slipped out of bed and grappled with the | man, screaming. Mra, Keelor and on (| bulldog ran into the room and the man ran through the porch door, which he had unfastened. At the edge of the porch he jumped through the wire screen and ran away across the garden. Mra, Keeler and Mrs, Morris said that a man outside was shouting to the fugitive: “Shoot her! Why don’t you shoot her?” Mr. Keeler and his three Filipino servants cama from the cottage In which they sleep and started a search of the grounds, They were somo) time in getting help because the wives | of the neighbors on whom Mr. Keeler called would not let thelr husbands |leave them, Constable Murray re- sponded at once in an mutomobile with the Deputy Sheriff and Dr. | | Runele, They made a search of the roads in Baldwin and then went to the Freeport station where Plerin and Murray were found under the | shelter over the wost-bound passon- | ger platform. The men showed a de- sire to hide at first and then to run when the officers made for them. They both protested vigorously that there was no reason for their arrest. When they were taken to Baldwin ‘and placed before Mr. Keeler he rec- ognized Pierin as a man who had worked for him for three weeks and | who had been discharged on account lof his habits. Mr. Keeler and the officials sald that Pierin seemed to be under the influence of a drug. Murray dropped his stubbornness When Plerin was identified and ad- ies bpites Stee te avdh was the “outside man.” a BUILOING JILDING BULGES AS FIREMEN POUR WATER Downtown Street Closed ta, Traf- fice and Fire Allowed to Burn Itself Out. A fire to-day in an old five story building at the southwest corner of Chambers ang Church streets caused the Church street wall to bulge out so far that Deputy Fire Chief Binns ordered the street closed to traffic, Policemen stationed at Warren and Chambers streets kept pedestrians out of the Church street block and the Building Department was notified to eend experts to shore up the danger spot. * The ground floor of the building in occupied by a lunch counter, a cigar store and some small retail concerns. ‘The Howard Glass Company is the tenant of the four upper floors. The fire started on the fourth floor and spread rapidly through piles of straw and wooden pecking boxes. As is customary in case of fire in the district where the buildings are old and ramshackle the firemen pro- ceeded to drown out the blaze with all the water\ they could pour into the building. Owing tothe danger of collapse of the building the fire was allowed to burn Itself out while the firemen busied themselves with preventing the spread of the blaze to adjoining prop- erty. a GERMANS MEET TO-NIGHT. Plan to Raise Fands for War Sufferers. Representatives of 1,500 German or- ganizations in Greater New York and representatives of Austrian and Hun- garian organizations will meet to-night at Terrace Garden, Fifty-eighth street, r ‘Third avenue, to organize a com- Mitte to collect funda for the war sut- ferera of Germany and Austria: Hun a, Herman Ridder, it was said, will ade Prenident of the committee. K. Koelble, President of the German-American State Alliance, will preside at the Papoting: to-night, and the Bpeakera, will lenry Welxmann, President of the Brooklyn Branch of the German-American Alliance; Dr. An- drew von Grimm, eodore Sutro and John Devgy, editor of the Gaelic Ameri- can, ae $500,000 German Toye Arrive in Hampton Roads. OLD POINT, Va, Aus. 20.—Capt. Hass of the German’ateamship Arcadia jarrived in Hampton Roads yesterday from Hamburg with @ cargo of toys val+ ued at Several tore ships with elmilar car goes are on the way to this country. =| Gold Filled wl ecttuast Scart. Pies CENTS Regular Price $1.00 Until 6 o'Clock Friday These Heart Pine are suarantéed to he BO oes 9. Dealers eupolied in large quantities. Identically the same styles with guaranteed Sterling Allver tous at the same Beart Fins, dittorens patterns, 4Xc, te 810.00 genuine diamonds. from wc te to aho0.o0: Mall orders filled 2 © BXTRA—FIVE CENTS EXTBA FOR GIX. N THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1914, NTT ZT lz lciz pin igmiicn lk) VARNA VAES aN Store‘Open at 8:30. {=xGIMBEL BROTHERS =<: Broadway and Thirty-third Street Annette Kellerman Knitted Garments of Fashion are now being presented in.a Miniature Theatre on the Main Floor—adjoining the Sweater Section. The Napoleon Cape The Versatile Jacket The Byron Cape The Military Cape The Military Jacket The Campus Coat The Syloanit Coat The Outing Jacket are just a few of these new garments, which are manufac- tured by the Pennsylvania Knitting Mills. In New York they are presented exclusively by GIMBELS— At $5 to $10 These garments, which express Miss Kellermann’s scientific ideas, are posed by a young woman from the Annette Kellermann School of Physical Culture. 10 A. M. to 12 noon—2 to4 P.M. Main Floor 1 In New Moyenage, Redingote and Russian Modes Women’s Broadcloth Suits at $82.50 and $35 (Two models are trimmed with fur.) A more delightful surprise has not come from Paris in many seasons! For these long coats are becoming to ninety-nine out of every hundred women—and they are so radically different that women will adopt them with enthusiasm. These suits in navy, taupe, tete de negre and black. In all sizes from 34 to 44. Special at $29.50 — Broadcloth Suits in Sizes 37 to 51 Although these suits are fairly conservative they echo the latest ideas of Paris. In navy and black. Third Floor Jewelry Novelties That Were Made to Suit the Popular Taste of Paris for the Coming Season. "arrived very recently and are all specially priced, as we imported them direct. Jeweled Necklaces, $2.50 Old silver finish, with pearl, jade or lapis lazuli. Jeweled La Vallieres, $1 Set with rhinestones and pearls in combination. Oriental Pearl Necklaces, $10.50 These the beautiful French tinted ls, equaled here cise for lustre and Ukeness tothe rea. we Cut Amber Necklaces, $6.50 to $10 Very handsome cuttings in real amber in graduated lengths. Cut Jet Necklaces, §2 to $4.50 Jeweled Hat Pins, 25c to $1 Fancy Bead Necklaces, 50c to $2 Main Floor Women’s 16-Button Silk Gloves, 50c Pair Better snap up such an offering as this now, because ‘it is most unlikely to come aghin. These Gloves are of excellent tricot silk, ina quality, fit and finish that usually command 75c¢ pair. 1,800 Pairs Tomorrow at 50c a pair! Main Floor In the August Sale of Kitchen Furniture 700 Chairs Are $1.10 Each, Instead of $1.85 They are sturdily made with seat and back of veneer and turned legs and rungs. Kitchen Table of clear white lumber, 3 ft. size, $1.25 from $1.65, “ Stobleds iy een for pantry or it A ), from White enamel Chairs iy shaped wom REKA . re eae alde icer [dap reelain lined provision cham- ber; “bin. high; 100 Ibs. ice capacity; $27.60, from $35. Bath Room Furniture Neat and clean in its coat of white enamel is also featured ex- tensively in this August Sale, White Enamel Medicine Cabi neta with oval or oblong mirrors or size with lock, $4.60, from ite Enamel Bath RoomStool: $2, Mita Brame ‘irons, 183 xf vel eam . White Enamel Summer Luncheons Slipping Away! Men’s Opportunit for These Suits at Bip 50 " “Give me another of those $17.50 Suits; I got two on Monday morning, and I want a plain blue one now!” That is the way it has been going since these fine suits bore this low price. They are the several hundred that remain of the flower of our stock, formerly priced at $28, $30, and more. Varied enough to suit almost every man’s taste, and all sizes in one style or another, from 34 to 44. But the good luck can’t last much longer, the suits are being claimed rapidly. A pleasant feature of the sale is the good selection of suits for Fall wear. Two Hot-Weather Specials $20 Priestley Cravenetted Mohair Coals and Trousers at $11. $10 and $12 Palm Beach Suits, $7.50 and $9.50. Fourth Floor \ “Tres Chic!’’—Madame Louison’s Own | Opinion of This Petite Turban The GIMBEL Reproduction | is $10 There are Lave kinds of turbans, but there are very few that have such graceful lines as this one by Mme. Louison. It has little curves and points which only such an artist as she was capable of moulding. And our milliners have reproduced them perfectly. This turban is in black velvet and is simply adorned with gly- cerined ostrich quills. Illustrated. 200 New and Distinctive Models in Hats at $8.75 to $14.75 * Our milliners have made this collection of chapeaux primarily for the out-of-town modistes who desire model hats at moderate prices. The hats present all the new ideas of the Paris milliners —in fact, some of them are true reproductions of costly Paris models, The Fan Wings Created by Monsieur Lewis Silver and Gold Galon Motifs and Edgings “ | Tassels of Ostrich Introduced by Mme. Georgette y Poppies, Begonias and Magnolias of Veloet Z All so are just a few of the trimmin s which adorn these chapeaux—they are authentic because we brought them direct from Some of our large black rate ‘hats have the new facings of pale pink sitk which is one of Mme. Georgette’s innovations. Third Floor Make Your Dining Room Distinctive Suites of Quartered Oak in Famous Period Styles, Finished in Delightful New Shades Kaiser Gray Gimbel Gray Silver Gray Océan Blue Pompeian Green They will add a world of charm and personality to your dining-room. The styles are true saprognotions ot many a renowned period. Quartered oak is the most serviceable of woods. And these dainty, soft color-tones are as refined and beautiful as one could wish for. A Further Demonstration of GIMBEL Initiative Are These Suites and Their Present Prices They are representative of the ruling spirit of this sale. You wili find them only at GIMBELS in this wide range of styles and finish. The val typiea offered this month. yles a s e values are typical of the savings Pompeian Green Suite, $225, from $267.50 “ > wa William and Mary Period, Buffet 60 in. long; 10 Pieces, Side Table, China Closet, Dining Table 54 in. wide, Chairs and two Arm Chairs with seats of Spanish leather. ie. wie, four Sie Dutch Holland Suite in Ocean Blue, $225 from $250 A ten piece suite finished in an exquisite Quartered Oak William and Mary Suite in Kaiser Gray, $225 from $250 A ten piece suite in beautiful gray with checkered inlay trimming. Chairs are upholstered in blue Spanish leather, tone of blue with drawer handles in dull copper. _ Chairs have slip seats of blue Spanish leather. Sheraton Suite in Silver Gray $260 from $290 Al A ten piece suite in sats silver aay with with lelicate trimming of figured inlay an Y knobs. Chairs have panel backs and moe brass drop handles. Chairs hav® slip seata of green leather. covered with apple green leather, Swiss Austrian Chatelet Suite, § 187.50 from $210 An Arts and Craft Model. Ten pieces in rown finish with dull nickel drop handles. Chairs have cane seats and panel Seventh Fleer : ee Sista ss Es pg are RA RC MARI, pp a Sy INA INLARLARNY ANIL AINE ATN ZS Adam Suite in Kaiser Gray $255 from $284 Aten piece suite in gray, fitted with dull 1 AA EIN A AS eB