The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1914, Page 9

AVES BATTER WOMAN " INTERRUPTS THEM, QNE MAN IS CAUGHT Mrs. Hamburger Attacks Bur- | glars in Home, Though ff Threatened With Death Mrs. Mary Hamburger, returning ©Rrom a shopping trip to her apart- it on the second floor at No, 1222 N ind avenue, Brooklyn, at 2 on this afternoon, surpriked two mem who were rifling the flat and pittag silverware amd wearing ap- into a big bundle on the parlor Halting only to let out a cry foP Delp that was heard throughout the house, she rushed in and grabbed one@ef the men. other drew a revolver, placed the muzsle close to her face and com- manded her to let go on pain of being shot. Her answor was to grab hold of the tevolver. Both men then set on hen, knocked her down and fied. Im the mean time the tonants had her orles and the fugitives Duraued. They turned into Fealmore street and were outdis- tageing the crowd when Joseph von Braunsberg, a youth driving a gro- O@y wagon, took up the chase. fhe men ran from Fenimore street inte Rogers avenue, thence into Win-» thpop street. Ono was fiecter of foot and forged abead. Tho other femped over a low fence into a @esjes of back yards and made for Bedford avenue. As he burst through a fiat house Seeeting on that street he found bond in Braunsberg waiting for ‘The thief was badly winded The ae@ Von Braunsberg grabbed him. | wore fichting all over the side- when Policeman Toms hap- pened by in an automobile. Natu- | he sailed in to stop the "sims | thus unexpectedly credited him- with an arrest. prisoner gave the name ot | ‘Thomas O'Brien and said he lived at the Columbia Lodging House, Tillary and Fulton streets, Brooklyn. He was arniigned in Flatbush Police Court this afternoon and held on a short affidavit for 48 hours in order to allow Mrs. Hamburger to recover from her injuries and shock. pesceibtad Soins GERMAN FIREMEN LIBEL H BRITISH SHIP FOR PAY SO THEY CAN GO TO JOIN ARMY. steamer Horatius, in from Glasgow and at her pier at Bayonne, succeeded in having the vessel libelled to-day as & Fesult of their application to the ity Branch of the United cr District Court in Jersey City for ‘Permission to break their three- | year contract with the owners, obtain the $96 aptece they say is due them and go to Germany to serve under the | colors, The owners have three weeks to Answer. At the expiration of that time if the money is not paid the ship will be sold. ‘The firemen are Otto Horn and Kar! ndorf. They signed on Aug. 1 ‘Antwerp for three years. Both | in the German navy Mt thelr services are need- also that most of the 1s English and now, it was German they lanes, “and. they are now d ingult humillatio: made by gins fb. Belen neh of the Legal Madgo Leland wito of | pilin Mi Ward of Port Chosen” MY | ices, National Committesman rand seTABD, opterda after on iilness of about a yea, ‘was born at Purchase, N. i., i ved by her husban id and fur Evans, Dorothy, Warren and is YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY WEARING W.L.DO For 81 years W. L. Douglas has guaranteed the value Tetail price stamped on the sole before the shoes ve the Peston This protects the wearer against high pri ins se idl shoes of ig og th oat ‘worth w' ou r them. of W.L. ougins 80 stores locat urself the many st; O56, 94.00, FEDERAL BOARD EXPECT! les Cyne Ving of shy TO REJUVENATE FINANCE 1) Bankers Will Acquaint It With Financial Operations Abroad and ITARY PRISONER Made an Attack on One Guard at Fort Terry and Was Running KILLED BY SENTRY J.B.GREENHUT COM PANY. SIXTH AVE., IBWTO I9t! STREET Conditions of Trade. at Another’ When Shot. '-THE BI G STORE” In view of the present difficulties (Special to The Rrening World.) ‘confronting the money market, espe-| FORT TERRY, N. ¥., Sept. 1—A BOTH SIDES cially in regard to obligations abroad, | “#eneral” ‘prisoner named Murra . the forthcoming meeting of the Fed-| Held at Fort Terry pending his tran: ‘MAIN BUILDIN( eral Reserve Board of Washington is awaited eagerly by bankers, who hope that a@ solution of the present difficulties will be found. A committee consisting of Albert H. Wiggin, chairman of the Clearing House Committee; Seth Low, Presi- dent of the Chamber of Commerce, and Henry R. Towne, director of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, have addressed a letter to all bank- ing houses which are known to have financial operations abroad, request- ing them to furnish the committee with a record of their foreign debits and credits. The letter points out that “the business difficulty of great- est concern at the present time re- sults from tho present chaotic con-| dition of our {nternational trade and banking arrangement. It 1s a na- tional. problem, and requires heartlest co-operation of all.’ Tho result of the inquiry is to be, made known to the Federal Reserve Board. a RODE WITH DEPEW IN CATTLE CAR ON the RAILWAY IN FRANCE. | PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1,—The American liner Morfon, flying the British flag, arrived hore to-day from} Liverpool with 208 cabin and 240 steerago passengers. The trip across) was without special incident. Nearly all the passen, had tales to tell of personal experiences in getting out of the war zone. Dr. Daniel Longaker of Philadel-| phia confirmed the cable story that Chaun Depew of New York rode in a cattle car in France, Dr, Long- aker was a passenger in the same car, he sald. Mr. Depew sat on a keg part of the time and also sat In ing out in a pouring rain. Officers of the ship sald it did not) 7, appear to them that there was a great rush from Europe, as there was lot sof room for more passengers at the regular rate of fare. pela ia SAVE OLD HOMESTEAD. Men. Gen. TRENTON, N. Sheriff's sale of the old homestead in J., Sept. 1.—The Franklin County, Gen. Longstreet, Georgia, of the late one of the famous —— commanders of the Confederates, known | 1 two German firemen on the British | as “Lee's old warhorse,” scheduled for to-day, was prevented by the action of the General's wife in filing through attorney @ voluntary petition in_ bi ruptey in the United States District Court here. ‘The attorney has wired the autho in street's action, which acta as an injun Hon against the selling of the property. | in The Confederate’s widow has been New Jersey for some time, spending her time ‘along the seashore ‘in search of health. sare given as $16,200 and Habilities $22,236.41. Likely to Senate Before Night. WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—With pros- | pects of passage before adjournment jto-night the Clayton Trust bill was taken up again to-day in the Senate. Administration leaders predicted that the trust legislation programme would be ready for President Wilson's signa- ture within ten days, with the excep- tion of the ratiroad securities bill being held over to n jon. Roy Killed by Fire cape. Meyer Scheitzer, ten years old, of No. 172 Madison street, was killed insta ly this afternoon when a fire escape ex- tension ladder, on which he was swing- ing gave way'and fell with him to the ground, one end of it penetrating his skull. He was playing with half a dozen youngsters at the time of the ident. i UGLAS SHOES having ces *C: Douglas shore are als joe, call at any, @ cities and seo fam selling for ouglas shoes cay Mee equalled for the price: and wear they are just as good as other makes co: 00. ok yy shoes, rf n ‘den yu will be convinced ith other makes costin bey mart the pr rice. tA rockton and how carefully W, understand wey wear longer than other If’ W. 1. Douglas shoes are not for tn your vieinity order direct from the fact nes for every member of the faniil; 1 Pont, 10 free. 7 Pareal ily you can ‘ Nassau Street. at Broadway, cor. Sth St. 7 prosd way, near 14th St. roadway, cor. 36th St. 16h Bresdway (Times Sq.) ats to 88. Poee could visit W. L. Doi r yourself the high ere L. Dou ‘las shoes are made, ey look better, fit better, hold ¢! makes for the price, Tewill show you oe 160 Overt ‘street, ee Brockton, Mass. w. Lt. DOUGLAS STORES N CREATER NEW YORK: an Ryrd to call your prsntios especially to L. ir youhave made a careful t at they compare favorably 00, the galy y bereepeibie tory leathers 733 would oir shape sale tor} save 2770 Third A Avsbet abtha 14th 8, yal 345 Eigpen Avenue. 663 Eighth Avenu 260 West 125th Street, BROOKLYN 421 Fulton iStocon Pearl. i an open doorway with hig feet hang- | 1 court-ma shot and late yest official r on the guard. onee kne halt, to mako “$7e. $100. $150. $00. able yaa; Maltin Fasc We Pay All_ Goode 1417 > 7S5c LIPPED SAUCE PANS— 123 SMITH ST wt 49¢ NEAR DEAN ST BROOKLYN $12.50 Bon Ton Coal Hae BITEHES TA TABLES—3 ft $3,50'3.75#4,00 $4,50855 SHOES 108-7 157 Broadway, cor. nue. TTA Ritth Aves Sorte 1779 Pitkin Avenue, NEWARK—S31 PATERSON—102 Market St. JERSEY a portation serve a sentence imposed upon him by a pair of ice tongs. try could offer resistance Mu taken hin toward sentry No. ‘Tho ladter ordered the prisoner to but Murray dashed on toward the sentry, Sentry No. hit gun, aimed and fired. Murray fell to tho ground dead. ‘The military authorities ‘declined pen Evenings Until J o’Clock | | period Furniture at Moderate Prices Our Liberal 10% Allowed on All Cash Sales With period Aluminum Ware vane oe eeaten Absolutely the best, imported, Pe, as ig weight, very durable jargenes: and is as brig! silver. Nitrite For Our’ ‘Pre $3.35 Set of Five Aluminum AVE:180 FURNITURE aac oe ot ANTI-TRUST BILL NEARS VOTE | to Fort Leavenworth to rtlal in Pennsylvania, waa instantly killed by a sentry erday. According to un- ‘eport Murray was at work reservation in charge of a Without warning, the pris- yoked down the sentry with Refore the sen- A Sale Tomorrow, teas O98 Just one glanc at this charmiig catlvcgen of blouses is sufficier you that Greenhut’ had and had started rifle brandishing the rife, | silk. Colors include: tete de negre, slipped a cartridge into | But this is only one of the scores of beauties in our Fall showin for there are DRESSY BLOUSES of SILK OR LACE; also COMBI BOTH, exquisitely made with all she latest style knacks, blouses we have ever shown at this price. OTHER NEW FALL BLOUSES—exceptional displa: 2 a statement. (Formerly $1.50 to $2.50 Incomplete size ranges; great variety of s ind the price pays Credit Terms iN VEEKI "$5.00 $1.00 to $1.50. $10.00 $1.50to $2.00! $15.00 $2.00 to $2.25 $20.00 $2.50 an, $30.00 $3.00 fronteneta. Al Ware....Enamel Ware... saiiiaa Bathroom Fixtures... . Willow Every article in this sale is of RELIABL: We never sell the “other kinds” at any price. ality at Greenhut's. Come tomorrow; bring a list with fal list of the specials is printed here: Corer, Sauce Pane—as illustrated; sizes thi re Hiss corny daily in every househo! t., 146 qt, 244 qt. 3 qt. and id $ 1.95 Qt. FOF... see eee S-QUART TEA KETTLES— formerly priced $2.28; $1.75, $1.25 RICE BROILERS— 1% quarts; bea 4 and Our “se jue, Mailed Free Frelont and R. R. Fares Delivered by Our Motor Tracks, 1423 THIRD AVE. MST Polish Mops FOR EVERY HODY | EASIEST TERMS REDIT THIS $1599 GUARANTEED 99.10 FISH MRTTLES. 21°25’ PRESERV vING KETTLES— S-quert lt Cooking Ranges... *9.50 th pall rests a : sor (ont) STEP LADDERS— with, ‘ry res FOLDING $1.28 BLACK! With foot-reat CABIN! tubs; place for at. Gray Enamel Ware, (Usually 29¢ to 75¢) Ne QUART DBEP DISH PAN. 4-QUART TEA Shoes, the high « leathers expert work. manship. $3.00 $2.50 $23 56.50 Galvanized Iron Ware ( we SUART. PRESERVING KETTLE, $1.25 SANITARY WASH TUB COVERS— TOcQUART PRESERVING KETTI fiting over two tube; hardwood QRe| | -QUART BERLIN SAUCE PAN back strip trey ' 29¢ UART OBERLIN SAUCE PAN exh cey! 45e | 0:98. ART BERLIN SAUCE PAN made and durable Cc EL. $1.85 ASH CANS—No, 7's 5 | etait BERLIN SAUCE POT ENAMEL COVER. pie QUART DEEP pat PAN. i 8uAet TEA KETTLE aie QUART PRESERVING KETTLE. a FI L Hi ANIZED 12g feed cha WC % Rely ANIZED ‘Al ate capacity; at 22¢ #285 ROTARY ASH SIFTERS: 10 Broad way, oor. Thornton. £1.20 WHITE JAPAN NED WASH STANDS road St. ~ CITY —18 Newark Av \ ‘ ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING. Greatest September Sales of Guaranteed ‘‘First-Quality’’ House Wares . Wooden Ware... $1 Genuine O-Cedar BOYS' SHOES 96.00 82.60 ” wot ¥woon 1 N Douglas Men's 1 Re aad good: | gy Kt) ‘WASHING BENCHES — holding two aching « wringer; Of); KETTLI MG UART DOUBLE RICE OR CEREAL | UART DOUBLE RICE OR CEREAL 15-Piece Cereal Sets New Fall Blouses SATIN BASQUE, POMPADOUR CHIFFON & SHADOW LACE mt to convince showing is supreme. Merely as an example, we show here a Yin “Basque” model fashioned with a Medici collar, and revers of white faille Russian green; also white o: black. ATIONS OF Some of the loveliest exceptional values; At $2.98, $5, $5.98, $6.50, $7.50 and Upwards Gearance Summer Blouses, at *] | =* a) ing the trouble of finding your size. . Galvanized Ware Ware, &c., &c. E PROVEN QUALITY. A low price is never a drawback to you of the articles you need. A par- Bath Room Fixtures NICKEL. -PLATED BATHROOM FIX- TURES—tent nickel- plate on dress and will not rust. Lot in- cludea: COMBINA TION TUMBLER ead SOAP HOLDERS, WALL SOAP DISH ES, TOILET PAPER HOLDERS, TOWEL BARS and SPONGE HOLDERS, ete,; for. 1 Merly priced to 7Sc; choice 49¢ a ) 81.10 WHITE ENAMEL BATHROOM STOOLS WITH RU BBER-TIPPED Ei Se BAMBOO TABLES—18 inches Imatting-covered; rou or square; | Kreamer Boilers KREAMER'S brase handles; at ovat. heey tes boss F Ht pul verize and grind coarse; medi Ic 25¢ “with with WITH WITH g:'10 COASTER sare on tray with dec mbier hi R SETS —eith cryeta! ee el ait, fae Consists of 6 cer- vinegar It box; complete with hardwood rack ;$ 3. 50 _ for... bs | ve \ all aes The Lesson of Economy Is Simple as A B C mi. le divided Into two Fri’ F BUY EVERYTHING ha NEED AT GREENHUT'S. The reason for Part B hing you buy at THe Big'Store i LTS KIND AND 18 SOL 3 % B ton ih Coweat resets Part 2: SAVE, awe GREEN TRADING STAMPS. @ reason pe. Ra GREEN TRADING STAMPS afte THINGS YOU’ WANT ABSOLUTE INNUMERABLE U esate WANT ABSOLUTELY FREE for of these stamps. Two a Green Stampa with Each lc Purchase in the Forencon One av¢ Green Stamp with Each 10c Purchase in the Afternoon And the cone! Comptes aM Green St Raye Tomorrow Diat rid button ‘n Our Main Bi |. Ther wilt Visit the Premium Parlors (4th tell you the rest of this WONDERFUL ECONOMY LESSON. Usual Complimentary aa¢ Green Stamps Free, Tomorrow Distribution in Our Maia Building ss of theve stamps a» are ronsonabiy required for uafiled wit! be given. Qa Hundred limentary ed te ony 204 oth, Yat you may or ts hay Seats As boot se an ANNEX BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING September Sales of Best , China and veer ne Now Proceeding with the Greatest Array or jpecials Ever bong ha No seusikbiies wat hotel keeper or boardieg! house to mise this MOST REMARKABLE OPPORTUNT See our advertisement in bay 's Evening Journal roe teak 'AIN BUILDING Food Show ractive than ever—more bi EVENY'S SOR OF STAPLE AND FA Wise housek: which rule durin, FREE SAMPL Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Now in * Full Swi erent will take re ta, le to toe ¢ their Ia Sr ts. ONSTRATIONS REE SOUVENIRS. } ‘Phone Chelsea 4000. CONFECTIONERS’ XXXX SUGAR~ 10 ibe, 'S ELECTRIC SOAP power 100" bar nae Smoked Meats SUOAR-CUREDO I He Telicions Teas POPULAR BLEND TEAS FANCIEST 10 ths. 8 HEAD RICE.Q5: 48¢ OLB OATMEAL...450 IMPORTED LENTILS..01.09 one BEANS. 78 SPLIT PEAS.78: RESH CORNMEAL. > © PINHEAD Se QATMEAL.. bet H GREEN nest FARINA. td Pa —ib re DOLD'S WESTPHALIA. Ss MS— * Tonoues-— ie * 22¢ "trite ta WesreHalia- IMPORTED PARI DATES? ‘ibe CAMPRELLS BAKED ofp * HOTER BLUING CAUOLES pe. dest wash PROCTER & TUNNY FISH — the well- eve, ale Ros POTATOES cant Beat oslec- tione in the marker; rues M gata Hinge ae 4 7 bs "1.60; 4 MAIN BUILDING Wines & Liquors ‘inte true Reliable Brands YaleCocktails, ¢!,\"*'98¢) Del's ( i” bottle, 98¢ REGAL 9. Cognac Brandies A, Masnier & Co.'s Grand ine Champay Cognact bein, #2008 A. Magaier e eis Bive oN $2.35 " ; . California Wines PORT, SHERRY, TOKAY, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL qui Fi and KhineWine Imported "50, » $130, $1.05 T4¢ Fernet Ditters bP SneNTE MONOGRAM NHR vee A195 CREME DE MENTHE Bi | Monee Mer tere OOC Appetizer CHERRY WEANDY~ | IMPORTED VINO CHINATO reg, 90e boule 69¢ Puritan Wines Port, beth Angsilee, To. ely » AY ta #465; verte AOC American Whiskien AY Special Price wart, Gai IMPORTED PONTRT CANST CLARET— 800 bettie nr admit) re { |