The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1914, Page 6

ARUSS? MOMCRU QUET Eszeere==t raceme ree sh NEES UNDER NEW RULE; wg PAE lites a se ee -SBROKENIN TWO) WILSON H Hoperut) tm NT FIRE] Nominations Not Approved Long thederehaes When Helen Kanowarska came down’ by Tammany Men. Fire Marshal Fails to Solve Mys- tery in Deaths of The members of the Democratic Eactns Calis “Hurry! Hurry!" Advices to Pallant From ‘Bight. 4nd Life Savers Work in Vain Mexico Indicate Peace as Hanalei Is Lost. | Will Be Restored. “In Accordance with the Terms of an Order of the United States District Court the Business of O’NEILL-ADAMS CO. is now being liquidated.” General customers’ office for Recneo -of accourits, etc., now located on the Fourth Floor, impson-Crawford Corp. Building: robbery, she had resolved to be good. and a spirited canvass is being made | Avenue—and vanished next day. by circulars and by personal argu-| When arraigned in the West Side ment on behalf of both. Some of|Court this morning for stealing $3,218 the nominees appear on both tickets,| worth of jewels from Mrs. Lesser the but as candidates for different offices. | fair Helen wept and sald she had been driven to the crime by friends, Judge Edward F. O'Dwyer, the re- tnoee Denee Me 1% One Hundred and Fourteenth Street and “From the testimony 1 have taken up to the present time,” said Fire Marshal John Prial to-day, “I do not believe that the fire early Sunday morning at No, 408 East Twenty-| tiring president, before resigning at VERA CRUZ, Nov. %4.—The Con-|ninth Street, which resulted in nine | the last meeting, appointed a nom- | s14, stitutionalist troops which came into| deaths, was started by the ‘Black |imating committee which reported a iat of nominees which some of Vera Crus yesterday on the departure d members with close ‘Tammany ry m ne thoi re too stro wether healed pea fee! Gre|the sentiment which moved Judge wader Gen. Fusston continued to-day been kindled on the seo. | O'Dwyer in the slight friction aii tain order. There have been|ond floor, where he lived, instead of was announ A ae Mt on the first floor, Had tho fire been . . Murphy and many of Ho disturbances in the city, Mexican! tng result of a ‘Black Hand’ plot it were to be dropped for flage are flying over all the public! waa likely directed againat the lesneo technical failure to meet their obli of the building, Luigi Costa.” tions to, the club, As apainat this bulidings and the various Government) qt ihe investigation to-day ten of “regular” tleket @ second was nom- officials named by the Constitution- q@ Imated by petition. O’Neill-Adams Co.’s Entire Stock Of Furniture, Etc. At About 65c on the Dollar’ Bargains in Every Department Yellow Tag Sale P43 PERSONS RESCUED. oo Surfmen Rush Apparatus Miles F Over Water and Mountain to Aid Victims. | BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24—The The following in the regular ticket: Ld i ww ace Gtbam schooner Hanatel, wrecked OM| wists have begun their labors. More Ait areed that For "President, Walter it. Herrick; | Rt soksisisksisnansautanddaianacalon A Sweepi Midseason make selection cas: Daxdury Reot, broke tn two just be-| troops entered the city to-day, but| “Black Hand” letter, but each denied | for Vice President, Judge § Cle s Belen f all odd lot: iy “fore dawn to-day with 62 personel when Gen, Carranva will arrive is not|that he or she had’ received auch «| earns 2f0r Second Vice It is the extreme care and an-up Sale o! lots and quick for you, severy aboard. Three passengers and two] yet kaown. ee “The Invertigation will pe continue | Treasurer, Wiliam B. Anderso pe bad Prtant ‘details tn Wo bro oie of J | roy en bears a large‘ yel- geamen swam ashore and iater 26] WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—-Gon. Car- the survivors of the burned Recording secretary, ‘Rear r ‘omen’ isses’, juniors’ low tag. = akce pereone were rescued, inctoaihg]| 198% I expedited to catabiiah his eap- | bullding Have Dees questioned. Recording Secretary, Roger Poster:| the making Mot Harris Glasses s, ital at Vora Crus to-morrow or Thurs: | , ” former ‘Tax Commissioner Thomas L.| that has enabled us to develop Capt. J. J. Carey of the Hanalel, “TALK PRIVATE,” NO EXCUSE. raina Lar, . In Addition the Hevenue Cutter ered ent Wilson anid to-day he had d HW Fr Walter Fr Sune, ibook Mi Ares bier Optical bust i McCulloch picked up thirteen more | received reassuring advices of condi-| Capt. Hill May Be Pantshed fer Hie) Hof, Harold Content and former and Girls’ Coats, Suits, Dresses and Furs A series of styles that runs Every Yellow Tag Means a Bargain—the Greatest Bargain of the Year! Harris Glasses cost $2 or more. the survivors. The bodies of Aftesn| tions in Mexico and was consent Vera Cras Critictem, ™ onition, oF <ndependent the entire gamut of fashion Each tag shows its recent rewul! \° " 1 e eats ted cewrenne Ww ie metas siete seal pent wabinnoron, Ne 34.—Capt. Wale tleket GA a A LL Optical Trouse f —today’s and tomorrow’s price, which is very often ‘a crew, Four persons are not Sieve pieead (he MGNEGR GOROTED: | have to agewer bor tay semaske. {ney |Congressman Metz; for Second Vice most popular fashions—dis- |X. tinctive outer garments for ar f morning, afternoon and evening. already reduced, and the Yellow Tag sale price, all in plain figures. You can al- most wait on yourself. 5 “Festive” Suits and Overcoats for Thanksgiving Men’s Silk LinedSuits )and SatinLined Overcoats and about 40 other styles$ of Suits and Overcoats for 129 Men and Young Men, at © Unmatched Anywhere Under $18 to $25 Men's SILK LINED Suits. Men's ues dy) FABRIC Coats, Meais SATIN LINED Kersey Over- Balmacaa: style. coat its "s SILK LINED Fancy Check Li Hebide aah jouble Breasted Fitted Men's and Young Men's SILK LINED and Braid Bound Blagk and CHINCHILLA Overcoate Oxford Overcoats. And a full range of all stylgs, sizes President, Survey of the Port ‘The resident gave no details, but ox- ; Thomas BE. Rush; for Treasurer, Jus- jon of the situation 5 tice Mones in; for Secretary, val William H. pr Corresponding opin United States assumes tend of hie father that imerle, Walter F, Burns, Judge David os tas ea a ‘Be Mashed. “We cannot stay here.” merely that the United States, as the sider private criticiam of the A Tho opposition ticket ts urged on D. Gallatin; for Gov. ae near 4th aye no obligation in that connection, the Mere aah a disorders when the troops re Wail Noger Foster and Wilber ASS ralcen de Sopecite As ob Balm: ration policies by service officers as| the ground that it will strive “to re- Franklin Simon & Co. Fy Dan t fp Indicated clearly to: fifa es he ventured th \e priv ae | Geet. gabe en whiner Bae ens MES i ro : 405 “We will gut ashore as beat we can,"| European Governments recognising| "fecretary Daniele te dlepooed Be can- | Osaaate. But they dared not trust the waves. nearest friend to Mexico, was able to! improper IRGC en ctatrs Meanie SI rent offt BRE GR, oe, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Will Close Out Wednesda ALL THIS SEASON'S DESIRABLE MODELS eure iene owe] ' 267 Wothen’s Dresses 56 Black Broadcloth Coats ° until in desperation the, doubie- Dressy Afternoon Gowns of crepe de chine, satin or crepe Women's black broadcloth coats, seven-eighth length model Men's Two-Button Blacl and Wises Some Suits serge meteor; Street Dresses of English pion erga) cote velvet collar and cuffs, silk lined go : TAWAY Cost and Net pee ocaalE a bined with satin; also a paneer of Eve wns. warmly interlined. 10.00 18.50 Heretofore $18.50 to $29.50 Heretofore $29.50 $1.50 52-Inch Blac Chiffon Broad- cloth, Yard, 88c Our order for this superior quality raves hac been ered for many months ago, before the advance 96 Women’s Fur Trimmed Suits 85 Women’s Fur Collar Coats - OBrlows do iin, broadcloth, gabardine ot in navy, For afternoon or evening wear, of broadcloth, capnenilla; ed with various furs. bd wool plush, velour or duvetyn, fur abs: ood. ee ia wean: Therefor we ae orpared fr hn avast good Mack sponge and rua, ready for une 24.50 29.50 $1.00 42-Inch Brocade Armures,| $1.25 50- to S4-Inch Wool Dress ® oy 39 i ; Heretofore $39.60 to $49.60 Heretofore $39.50 to $49.50 These are all oe S.,. e abrics, yd., 69c Consisting of various weaves and qualities, embracing Wet rend head ail the best 4 ‘ H Tloeable suite, dresece and. skirts: choice of &Y thie exe| the best colors suitable for making dresses, suite and skirts, trecrdinery price. Main Fleor—-We Give and Redeem Surety Coupons, 40-Inch Silk and Wool Poplins, yd., eee A spatial pars purchase from one of the foremost silk mills in the country enables us to offer these su ins known 62 Women’s Velvet Suits 42 Women’s Evening Wra Fur trimmed models of imported chiffon velvet or English Fur trimmed Evening Wraps of chiffon velvet, chiffon plush, velveteen, also broadtail cloth. charmeuse, broadtail cloth or broadcloth. was Soi aces unt consider’ that secon |* Heretofore $4.40 to $80.50 Heretofore $49.50 to $69.50 ——* we — ie =o=0———0=10=—Ie te ell for not less than $1.50 and 81.75 yd. These have a very high lustre and will ma! hte handsome Dresses, Waists and Costumes. Choice selection of the prevailing autumn shades and black, Wednesday we will sell them at about half their real value. é9c Wide Wale Costume' Corduroy $1.00 36-Inch Black Taffeta, Dress Velvet, yd., 39c yd., 59c 4m oath eret 7 nueslen ante [or conn aee e atts |, Ceres Hat cnceent Clacts maine eervioseble je most waa' able Yor carving the 08, Sets. eee tite dresses, skirts, waists and petticoats. Main Wleor—We Give Redeem Sarety Coupons. Mushroom Tucked Dress Shirts special Thanksgiving Sale including beontifuRy $ polls pin tucked and cluster tucked cp Some 2. 9 I} EP AIAR OF MUSTEROLE HANDY Quickly Loosens up Coughs and | 9 _ Colds in Throat or Chest. oy les. with silk front and cuffs. Made to sell at $3.50 and GOOD. crerercccrccvcnccncercrvoscecssesceres sarees Fine set-in bosom of white silk or fine white linen, with cuffs atch, with a highly mercerized back. Stud buttons, coat onea eek teen 's shirt that is known for its comfort ok — 8 and good Sizes 14 to 17. \ Men's Bath Robes, Values|Men's $1.00, 91.25 and $1.50 to $4.00; 91. 95 Pajamas, 85c “Wonderful” is the only a A manufacture,'s sample tine and few of lar stock numbers, ore taal f Made of done Manna and mercer- Just «little MUSTEROLE rubbed on ut : epee x peat co arts of perfect titer and done nt hewing Gum all covéred over with exquisite Pegperrni candy’ e hada t your tae by store now. ier Ifyou like theBlobs try the Spring Fee trches » pewith stood itr frist oad fine doub! packet ie rs peered Sraall a ‘and iirge sizes, 01.95. ie seem Aue Cut Uy larg esad Men's 65c Flannel Night mole REE 88 sioes. , Shirts, 39¢ ie! 's $4.00 Sweater Coats, Only 600 all told. Te hs wet 92. die yeitht fangel in nest striped] Made of good grade wool mixed effects. Deep roll collar, pocket onjyarn in navy, maroon and oxford side and white uttons, Cutfin the stocking stitch knit, that is extra large and long. Neatly fin- Sere! elastic and durable Shawl ed throughout. Sises 15 to 20. MI Vneck. Sizes $6 to 44, 50c and 65c Silk Neckwear, 39c each Ties taken from our repales | stock that we sell througbout the year at 50c and 65c have been ally reduced for this T’ iving sale. Large wide open ends ty of pretty color com- tions in stripes and figures. de of grade domeatic silks that will p splendidly. Light and dark effects. For one day only, 3c, IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED, | \ Hat Fes We Os aad Baton toy Coe {i ~~ AWORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET 1T.! SLO Simpson-Crawford, 6th Ave, 19th to 20th Streets— Chelsea 210OE=EE