The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1914, Page 10

‘HESIABS CLASSMATE Pupils as Liftle Pupil Falls Wounded. No, 145, Central avenue YEAR-OLD BOY, IN SCHOOLROOM: LOWDEN AGAIN INDICTED; | ctemaeenme Among Public School ‘& squabble for the possesion of pencti in Classroom 10 of and Bil wtreet, Williamsburg, thin after- Geaton Napoli, ten years L SPITTING olf, “No, 46 Central avenue, atabbed| ; Ruthenberg, eight years old, of 906 Flushing avenue, in the abdo- i @ penknife. Der doubled up and fell to if Goreaming. The Ruthen- the Stk K HEADACHE splitting or nerve- Sead som to the dru; z ad get 6" dime package sont Hd Needless, He | Wt cufferin Be you there will be no di effect, paited x 2 “ii ie ie eZ (das ‘ORE OF A THOUSAND STYLES James’ Headache le, the teacher, naa in the frat degree, which carries a} "i i before the King Vi uel "The Only Retail House Conducting a Large Manufacturing Plant. Making all gormente on the premises and selling to wearer make on regular prices ot Lane Bryans #5% lower than elvewhere, Lane Bryant 25 West 38th St. Will Close Out Friday and Saturday SMART WINTER COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Formerly $27.50 14.65 Zibeline and Pebble Cloth Coats in black and colors, Oxford and brown mixtures, belted and flare Many Suits, Coats and Dresses offered at this sale In Extra Sizes for Stout Figures Pham 6" Ave at 20" St. ! & hard time to atop the panic tn the| achool-room until teachers ran in brea ther classes. Charge Raised to First Judge on a superseding indictment | be ae by the Grand Jury this morn- Then an ar hk aime from the German Ho |pitan Dr, Diefenbach said poty w | morrow. FACES 20-YEAR PENALTY Degree Forgery and $250,000 Crime tonalaky in General Beasions, was ar algned again to-day before the same ing. ‘The Indictment charges forgery maximum penalty of twenty yearn’ |" imprisonment. | Ansistant District-Attorney Perkins 4 that Lowden, with the ax Tho Kohtlla 8 ed with Ehrich Co. No. | pI which ‘frm rainstorm. Ke Mr. Levy said ved. 14 furnish a bond have been sa ashore. The TA) Kan here yeaterd re abandoned. in review 1 which had her rescuing these. ports. vgatl BOBTON, Oct. broadcloth capes ficers also were Here Are The Four - At $3 .00 price fade into obscurity beside t World’s Largest Shoe St the economy of bu sells them to you at LITTLE PRICES © HOSPITAL SHIP OB IN DEATH Pa All on Rohilla of British Navy Forced to Rigging of Wrecked Vessel—Many Saved, mendoun gale ia blowing. Karly this morning four seamen were found among some wreckage thrown upon the coast, they having evidently tried to swim ashore, Among the wreckage was the name ‘Hobilla of Glasgow.” soumen still in living. ‘Tremendous wean are breaking over the v@pol and the members of the crew can be seen in the rigeing. was bound from Queensferry to Belgium to bring back | wounded from France, |the rocks half a mile south of Whitby, | seventeen miles northwest of Scar- | borough, at 4 o'clock this morning during a violent southeast gale and ‘Tho vennel cargied four nurses an ~lneveral doctors and full Reerital equipment, All the women on board boats except the last one launched was smashed by the seas and yee remaining awamped near aor and the people in it waded to aafet . Lifeboats with exireme difficulty It be brought ashore two loads of the ves- sol'n passengers, after which eats lattempts at rescue wr the we persons atlil clinging to the vessel, nearly off, hopes are entertained for Efforts are made to get assistance from other ——_—__ _—__ MEYER URGES BIGGER NAVY. “Wools Paradiee te Talk of Pre- War When We Invite It.” i, ra tea] PRISONERS’ PEN IS SCORED. ere needa a larger navy. Battleships be declar Mighty Magnets be That Are Attracting Crowds to ||\4 ~The CAMMEYER Store| Store All ot other shoes offered at a ‘similar mificance and is SUPER-VALUE foot-wear, CAMMEVER we duces shoes at Little Prices (due to tre- mendous quantities) and THE STORE 0 oe PS i, SO as fl +3 THE EVENING WORLD, EASTERN STEAMSHIP William L. Bt of Company of New York. will bs held next Saturday, The floating indebtedness was gi Is Hinted At. LONDON, Oct. 90.—The British how! stone of Boston hold notes for $720, George He Lowden, the young | Pit#l ship Hobitla tm stranded off! 000, which represents all of the note broker of Hempstead who was in. , Whitby, on the east conat of Northern | indebtedness except $40,000 due the dicted yesterday and held by Judge England, in York County. A tre.| Berwind-White Coal Mining Com- Pahy. Counsel for the Petitioners pressed the hope tha and that the corporation would be re. organized on a sound basis. One of the Time of the Marriage. Mra, Frederick Hammil, known Bhe ran on het oF the hotel Ham malt ante to go to fer hut Ever: ry one of her ‘Tho cruise has been arranged by With fitty- weight after end broken through the Panama Canal. and exporters Bouth American business have be vited to send their rey reneaiatives with pnd thelr producte to make Finland CG exhibition of “made 0.—"The Unit tary of Kesex Market Court. .| Rosaisky in General Session: handed Up a presentment calling ine tion to unsanitary conditions in ight| Kevex Market Police Court, and pai | particular attention to the prisoners jetention RECEIVER IS ASKED, PORTLAND, Mo., Ovt. 30.—A ered. | ftor’s bill for the appointment of a, men ere too fat. They are carrying receiver for the Kastern Steamship | aro Corporation wee filed with Judge! nape t 9 Ciroult Cofrt to-day in behalf an in excess of $1,000,000, Hayden and the duration | | but through excess of ‘weigh | fat, prove relatively weak.” ypes, with few ‘exceptiona, acks, protruding abdo- heads and flat cheats. at effort lacks power, because orientation te disturbed and normal straight line of thrust through the bones and joints is lost. of the receivership would be short STAGE BEAUTY DIVORCED. Then Her Mother Knew for Firnt Gladys Feldman, one of Ziexfeld's stage beauties, was divorced to-day from SHIP TO PusH U. S. TRADE, BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.—The 22,000- ton steamship Finland has been char- tered for an around South America tour to promote United States trade, Fjdelity Trust Company of Baltimore. ‘The vensel will sail from New York en Jan. 27, and from Baltimore Jan. 29, proceeding down the coast and back ‘There will be fAfty-four days ashore in the principal ports, Manufacturers desirous of obtaining en ins Grand Jaep Urges Improvements at ‘The Grand Jury reporting hd vA FRIDAY, OOTOBER 30, PAUSE, MR. FAT MAN! HARK 70 THE DOCTOR!) ""*"" From m ‘teatn “senda Maw to ven the the GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. the in U. “GET THE HABIT” jon that the women's eetention Lee for even tempor: porary h eae mendes dimeron of wr and ent \ id only $500, or fe tmade. tm ——__—_ Ne Postal Orders to Mexico. omary pole o wore trated ur OF a third yirwed dow and concealed amid some vines, ——_———_ id Ph ty of Te joa in convention here. Ol off | for con f mine acd ic cr ree ee] eee Won A THOUSAND a } GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. “GET THE HABIT” “GET THE HABI1” and love ¢! : This, in effect, is the conclusion which Surgeon J. A. Murphy makes in hie report to the Navy Department. {a based upon his examination of wr lf energy, ruins their appear- m ih the United | ance and offers mo compensation. | They should get busy, preferably with jo Berwind-White Coal Mining | the @wedish physical culture system, A hearing | ihe fat. (ur Te eed eee & PowMibility the boy might be mortal § Allen Pfeister, nineteer years old. of ly wounded Pal oman Weiss arreut- Berwind- White Coal M Coal Mining Com-| Surgeon Murphy Says Americans’! No. 1469 DeKalb avenue, Boooktyn ot and turned bin . 6 e i ‘ Was taken to the German Hospital, 11) S| s =f a thie ares te the ¢ ine wa Deity (et pany Makes Application Against | Surplus Flesh Saps Energy and rehipn, (oodas, baleved tc be malters arraigned in Children’s Court to- Corporation, Ruins Appearance. Ing from fractured skull, His injury | WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—American of surpiue flesh which ants for enlistment. y “The majority of American men|( h¥ ; ), 1914. HIT BY STONE FROM “L.” | Hospital=skall May He Broken. which some was passing L" structure re throwing stones and from “L" trains to De tives are trying to find out who thre w the atone that hurt Pfetster. Pierce’ s CORN “‘cora-devils” rel Pierce's vy Ay Stop the pain ant jove the most stubborn corn in a ily — the ruggist hands you back your The g New these —~*10 For $18 Coats & Suits| For $25 Coats & Suits $18 GreyMixture Balmacaans | $18 Tartan Plaid Suits $18 Heather Mix Balmacaans/ $18 Black Pencil Stripes $18 Brown Mix Balmacaans| $18 Blue Pencil Stripes $18 $18 Tartan Plaid Balmacaans| $18 Glen Urquha: $18 Blue Cheviot Suits rt Suits caans $18Green Mix Balmacaans| $18 Oxford Grey Flannels Overplaid $18 Black Kersey Overcoats | $18 Green Overplaid Suits $18 Oxford Kersey Ovetcoats| $18 Tartan Check Suits 8 Blue Chinchillas $18 Pepper and Sa't Tweeds $18 $18 Shaw! Collar Chinchillas| $18 Black Thibet Suits $18 Notch Collar Chinchillas| $18 Blue Serge $18 Brown Mix Overcoats Suits $18 Brown Check Suits $18Grey Mixture Overcoats| $18 Fancy Cassimeres $18 Self Collar Overcoats $18 Fancy Worsteds $18 Velvet Collar Overcoats |$18 Grey Mixtures Instead 335 -CARR’S MELTON OVERCOATS Lined spstead of tf0:f8 Skin- ner's All-Silk Satin, and splen- didly tailored newest models. Qu Bwthus “HAMBERS STREET 47 Cortlandt Street, Near Greenwich H STREET, CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN EVENINGS Square Store Open Saturday Evening Until 9 o’Clock—Harlem Store Until 10 o'Clock Union a GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. $30.00 , Values Russian Stri Tartan Plai caans. Swagger, 79 BROADWAY, NEAR C are, Tth Street, Near Broadw: iv 1. Farayth « 302 FIFTH AVENUE, AT 31ST ST. - WILL HOLD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Sale of M. Forsyth 2.98 An assortment of the rewest and smartest mode s. Fabrics: Silk shadow lace, crepe de chine, Georgette cre} chiffon, ete. SATURDAY SPECIAL: $1.00 ONYX and other HOSE, 60¢. Wonderful ! ! Absolutely Wonderful!!! eatest Clothes Values you ever saw—nothing in ork can even compgre with them; they’re far ahead of anything that even NE have offered in years, at srices—THIS IS THE TIME WE’ VE SPREAD OURSELVES—Profits haven’t been the whole reason for it, candidly s ONE YEAR AGO TOMORRO STORES DID THE,BIGGEST DAY’S BUSINESS OF THE YEAR, AND ” TO BEAT IT WITH THIS GREAT EVENT, A Big Sale of Balmacaans jOvercoats and Suits $25 Velvet Collar Balmacaans $25 Chinchilla Balm: $25 Raglan Balmacaans $25 Set-in Sleeve Balmacaans $25 Tartan Plaid Balmacaans $25 Overplaid Balmacaans $25 Scotch Mix Balmacaans | $25 $25 Glen Urquhart Bals $25 Black Kersey Overcoats $25 Blue Chinchilla O’rcoats $25 Grey Chinchilla O’rcoats $25Grey Kersey Overcoats $25 Grey Shetland Overcoats | $25 $25 Brown Chinchilla Coats $25 Oxford Chinchilla Coats $20 * IN SUiTS—Glen Urquharts, Roman Stripes, 8, Shaded Stripes, Grey-greens, is and Heather Plaids, splendidly tailored and perfectly finished up-to-the-minute models —Tartan Plaids, Pencil Stripes, Heather Mix- tures and new snappy Knitted Fabrics. “GE® THE HABIT” Extraordinary Sale of Tailleur and Dressy Suits FOR WOMEN AND MISSES AT 25.00 . Values up to $45.00 Large selection of the most fashionable models and colorings su- perbly tailored and lined with peau de cygne, and warmly interlined. Exclusive Blouses 4.98 6.98 Pe pussy willow, Previously selling from $5.00 to $12.98. considered and speaking, is because THE BRILL TOMORROW WE’VE GOT 15 $25 Tartan Plaid Suits $25 Smart Overplaid Suits $25 Russian Stripe Suits $25 Roman Stripe Suits $25 Glen Urquhart Suits $25 Straight Front Suits Rounded Front Suits $25 Black Pencil Stripes $25 Blue Pencil Stripes $25 Blue Serge Suits $25 Grey Cassimere Suits $25 Black Thibet Suits Heather Mixture Suits $25 Scotch Mixed Suits $25 Black Silk Mixed Suits BOYS’ Blue Chinchilla Balmacaans id Norfolk Suite At $4.95 $6.50 Values Newest model Suite, patch-) belts; jacaans as 00 Values with Browne and and Sisehedeen rowns and In Balma- lutely all-wool Balmacaans, with all-wool sining and sateen yoke; sizcs 3 to 1 GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, ; ‘SUAH.LOUG TIAA OL OD «LIGVH AHL Lad, ‘SUAHLOUG TIIUA OL OD «LIGVH FHL Lad,. ‘SUAHLOU TIA OL OD «LIGVH AHL LAD. , ‘