The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1914, Page 8

"Leaders in German Relief Fund; : Jewels Exchanged for Iron Rings THOUSANDS HERE RIVE JEWELS FOR CERMAN IRONING, dates Valued Heirlooms, Watches, Cash Pour Into Second Avenue Relief Bureau. A rosy-cheeked, gokien haired girt with blue eyes, eat behind « plein deal table in the rear of the little store emilingty welcoming a steady stream of people. Old men, young men, moth- erly looking women, young women— some well dressed and othere in shab- by garmente—came from the many enés of New York to the little store on avenue, at the corner of Eigh- -eeventh street. Some were laden packages and all smiled @ short, stout man at Herr Mielke talked the He handed her two pairs of old fashioned gold cuff buttons, then a alr pf worn opera glasses, a tarnished FROM GRANDMOTHER'S Ahh ‘The girl swiftly inspected t! It looked like a burglars Lose from A % her's trunk in thi the dolar bil ina tin box and ho] 4 favcrap ied ter gi rap a 3 H i an | fornia Fig ed therland to evidenc in troublous times, gold for thi 20,000 IRON RINGS GIVEN AWAY, E. 0. thousand were sent to eg "a3 17,000 have been distributed to sons and daughters and grandchildren of the Fatherland in New York alone. Au. as Herr Mielke says, the thing ferstiit t in ita infancy, The manufac- turers have been working day and night and Sundave: they only can —— EVEN CROSS, SICK CHILDREN LOVE SYRUP. OF FIGS If feverish, bilious, consti- pated, give fruit laxa- tive at once. Don't scold your fretful, peevish, here See if tongue is coated; thi sign its little stomach, liver and bowels Seas, pale. feverish, full of Vist le, fever of th bed” throat . soca t it, because it mever faile pay fn make tee little “in- Koop nay, Mat Mother! A little given sea aice, childgo-morrow, but riceat a ete cio a tt 8 ifornia rup of has directions for Vables, avrely look and \t “Cali. eee tia ome Compeny Hand hat hay with ‘contempt any other fig syrup. C. G. Gunther's Sons Natural BLUE FOXES A rare and unusual collec- tion, just received from the North. Skins from the moderate priced to the most costly. Attert’ Teo THE: BVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, OOTOB turn out 600 iron rings a day, and there is @ constant cry for more. Tens of thousands will be sent ail over the | country 228 thousands more will go to ee Yo i ‘orld reporter, a pho- tosrapher, in tow, shouldered a way through the crowd in the shop. w ould Herr Mielke pose for a pho- doing th work. ‘The boner of aiving the iron rings belongs to her.” Henrietta Mielke shyly obliged, but she had to confess defeat when 4t came to translating the message on the certificate she gave away with each ring, She appealed to her father, Hore ia the honor certificate: GERMAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Incorporated under the lawe of the State of New York, Oct. 23, 1913, RELIEF COMMITTEE OF THE ring and the inscription below: fron. remembrance expressen the thanks of the German Historical So- ciety for this gift." The" certificate {is signed by Hermann V. Letke: President; Dr, Louis Haupt, man of the committee; Gusti Vous, ‘Treasurer, and Henry Mlelke, Custodian. Early in December there will be a huge aurtion, and all of the donations will be auctio Thi | | | | | ANGRY MAMMA HAS HONEYMWDON COUPLE HELD FOR PERJURY; Bride of Two Days Is Arrested With New Hubby After Elopement. The honeymoon of John Buononato, twenty years old, and his bride, who was Mies Ray Levy, sixteen, has been interrupted by their arrest on & charge of perjury. They are accused of, and are said by the police to have admitted, swearing Miss Levy was nineteen when they sought @ mar- tinge lcenge, Buononato lives at No, 435 East One Hundred and Fourteenth street and ‘An| the bride lived with her mother, Mra. Se objects of priceless value to collec- tors of antiques, and several hundred thousand dollars undoubtedly will be realized. The auction may be held in connection with the fair to be given in December in. the Seventy-! Regiment Armory by the German lot | Ae or Terrace Garden will be obtain WHERE ALL HARLEM DOES ITS SHOPPING 1251! STREET~WEST 211$7.50 Black OCH 8 _Berween Lena & 2 Aves An Opportunity That Should Not Be Missed Silk Velvet Untrimmed Hats An Importer’s Semple Line, $2. 87 Oe from exa; know there are weve been wholesal ting teed vole hooey eg we ‘ts among them ngat 972.000 sone all Dashing big Gres chic little turbans, medium- size tricornes, and other new and most attractive shapes are among t! $3.00 Untrimmed Hats, $1.39 Buy ps of median an Per Square Yard This is and in all the Bedroom Init $27, $10.00 White _ Enamel Bed $6.45 c patlauri po $9.00 Layer Felt Mattress $6.98 100 per cent. layer ity black silk velvet and plush, in an excellent variety close-fitting Caswall setrscrsisery values. $1.50 Plush Hats, 89c Erect pile plush dress shapes; @ eid assortment of sailors and mart turbans; excellent quality and well made. Very Unusual Purchase of Lace & Scrim Panels There are only 250 in the lot, but each one isremarkable for its splendid design and the exceptional quality. ‘They are worth no less than $£'00 each, regularly. For Wednesday Take Your Choice, Each $1.25 Linoleum DayTo-morrow In the Koch Floor Covering Two carloads and Nairn, two . To-morrow, W ues in Linoleum will crowd the department. 65c Printed Lin- oleums, per sq. yd. Splendid quality, in blue and white tile and geometrical designs. $1.00 Inlaid Linoleums, 69 c floor covering. Ie gomerin ps tile effects. Colors go. through to Section st received from Cook bee eet Ener. ednesday, these great val- 39c rieer Gaslges, Furniture Important Sale Unequalled Values at Little Prices 00 Brass Bed » $19.75 This ie really » remarkable offer. Convince yourself by med comparisons. eae te ed te any Claleh aranteed lacquer; easil sashes md will not tarnish; S-inch continuous Past 2. a top rods, inch iller® rods. Panel effect. (Exactly as illustrated.) $10 Englander Wit-Edge Spring, $7.50 Guaranteed for a elt; 50 pounds; full sine; |life-time, The best that can be made. | annie }dre@ and ° appeared from home Saturday, and Sunday Mrs. Levy asked the, police to search for her. y, at No. 12 Bast One H thetreet. The girl Late yesterday Mra. Levy got word that her daughter waa with « man at a rooming hours at No, 112 East One Hundred and Fourte Detectives Quaine, Birm! Enright accompanied her t 98 last night, ‘We are married,” the girl cried ber mother and the detectives -— denly entered the room Celebrated Hats Fall Styles Noticeably superior in quality and, refinement catenge ‘WEW York Philadelphia Aguactes tn All Prtactpal Cities Peter. Mandjeison, out of work, was found dead trom furnished room, No. eum Largest Popular Price Garment Hease in New Yo git Ar. 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