The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1914, Page 9

Bank of United States Uses| \ )’ = ST SF BA * FADE RUNS; SEQUEL + TOXASS (LOSING ¢ i Whousand at Doors of Public Bank, Delancey Street, at ps ld To-day. A4 TELLERS KEP KEPT BUSY. ‘\ Hose to Keep Crowd Away. * | * as an aftermath of the closing of fhe Kase banks on the east side, in Hartem and in Williamsburg by the Btate Superintendent of Banking yes- | terday, there was a rush on nearly every east elde bank to-day. There waa no indication that the free re- Institution, between Orchard and Allen streets, a block and a half away from the Public Bank on Delancey Street. Joseph 8. Marcus, President of this bank, was formerly head of the Public Bank. There were crowds about the bank last night and watchmen kept down the attendance of idle bystandera by a vigorous cleaning of the sidewalks with a big hose, until the street was opeaad than ever White Wings made ‘Only about five hundred depositors were present at the opening hour to- day. The law permitting the bank to require ninety days notice for with- drawals was resorted to when a de- positor asked for more than 10 per cent. of his entire deposit. Ehrlich Eye Service Is of the Highest Professional Character ‘There’s a dignity and freedom from methods about Eyes Examined Without Ch: Perfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50 5 Established 52 Ygare. Pources of any of them would not be f @nough to meet the strain. ‘The biggest crowd was at the Public! Bank.at Delancey and Ludlow streets. fhe pressure there began early yes- terday. L. P. Pullman, the cashier put fourteen employees of the bank ‘at work as tellers, ordered fifteen de- positors admitted at a time and an- nounced that the bank would not take advantage of its privilege of closing at $ o'clock, but would stay open to 8 o'clock. ‘The big electric sign which flashes the legend “Resources $14,000,000" was ‘@peeded up a little and until closing time two policemen from the Delancey treet station had no trouble in keep- ie order. After 8 o'clock, however, a great ‘Browd gathered before the doors and) Brew uneasy and then noisy. A pla- toon of reserves was called from the station, Their appearance was taken by the crowd as an indication that something had really gone wrong ‘with the bank, and there was soine- thing like a riot in progress until af- ter 10 o'clock. ‘There were a thousand persons in front of the bank at daylight and fierce rushes were made at the doors even, before 9 o'clock, the opening hour. The police, first forming the troubled depositors, many of whom ‘were women.carrying babies, into two Mines which reached to Orchard Street, admitted squads of fifteen. Clerks of the bank, many of them girls with persuasive ways, were busy pointing out men. and women at sev- eral windows depositing money. De- positors were urged not to sacrifice their January interest by drawing out money now. The bank has 15,000 de- positors. “These poor people are only hurting themselves in their fright,” sald Mr. Pullman. “It is only natural in view of yesterday's failure and the others which have kept the whole neighbor- hood for months. Oug capital », and surplus is over a million dollars ‘and beck of them we have the re- @ources of our directors, every one of whom, with one exception, ie » mil- Monatre. “Our assets are all in liquid form. ‘We have not a loan for more than three months. 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Dresses Worth $15 to $25 Afternoon Dresses of satins, charmeuse, other silk weaves and fine serges, with. the fashionable silk strings and new collar and cuff effects. Evening Dresses of the daintiest silks, satins, taffetas, chiffons and beautiful silk and lace designs. There’s a new fashion note in each one and no popular idea is absent—all correct shades. Extral Morning Special, On Sale from 9 a. m. to 12 noon only About 300 Dresses The handsomest Afternoon Dresses in the sphere of present day fashions. Dressy models of silk, broadcloth, satin charmeuse, serge and stunning effects of cloth and silk in combinations. The smartest trimming effects are used. Evening and Dancing Dresses of bewitching dainti- ness, made from the most beautiful and fashionable weaves, including taffeta, satin, charmeuse, silks, nets, chiffons, with a profusion of exquisite trim- mings, which express the newest conceptions of the world’s most fastidious designers. Al) want- MorningSpecial| On Sale from 9 a.m. to 12 noon Only. About 200 Dresses ed shades. black. All sizes when the All sizes when the sale opens, but iz in a few instances not every size in each style. Extra Salespeople and a Specially Reserved Space for the Sale. new ideas of trimming, in which 'y is absolute smartness. and rettily trimme Braids and satins. Valuce to $7.50 | Valuce to $12.80 ‘At$2.98 | At $4.98 0 wus $5.0 If You Are Presenting Handkerchiefs for Xmas Buy at Simpson Crawford’s Children’s Sam Men's Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs Nowhere Else Can You Purchase mple Coats deal as Gifts. Sp ecial, at ‘2.98 f Warranted alt Bure. 24 Linen Initial; feed nied, 1 pure Irish linen A Sample Line of Regular $4.00 and $500 Models.|| {noir eine” OBe|sie Solid Gold Diamond Set ‘2m 195 "s Handkerchiefs Mavalerats at .. 5 ia Block Initia i neat aid mae buyi ui finely eut ges pede or Bloc! q 1 @ genuine cul mond : Cc hit cerdicey: and two-toned mix- Mane Linen’ § for * solid mats 1 ere at auch a ridicul Tow price y tures; pretty belted and box models, hand- ity ene 1 50 Women's Handkerchiefs of hes Hertion ane eet “with col stones Caled pearl hung on a soldered link chain, Worth at least 65.00. Genuine Diamond Tie Claspe ar atd Aold with fine sea cdgt Values 65:80, $2.99 é &: Handsome Watch Bracelets. told years, DBC t0 $1.98' Bracelet wetebes, impson Crawford—Second ~ 49¢e to $2. 98 oe “Household Accessories Make Practical Xmas ‘Gifts Value $7.50........+6 A Practical Out-of-the-Ordinary Gift. Solid Go! Silk Frou Frou Cushions, No matter what his taste in Regularly $2.50, At ‘1.59 A gift” that is practical as Y well as beautiful—and alto- gether sensible. An almost indescribable display of ar- tistic designs in a range of colors to harmonize with any room decoration or color scheme. Filled with a 24x24 odorless silk floss cushion. fy somely trimmed with self or contrasting materials, finished with pretty buttons; warmly lined and interlined; sizes 2 to 6 years. Children’s All Wool Sweaters Bsa ABI TLERE eC IRER Hare os doit breastea models. » Bray, cardinal and cvenahaey sizes up t 89g. i $2. 98 Infants’ and Children’s Infant’s Long & Short Bath Robes Indian or eiderdown blanket cloth, Emb Men's Handk ura, mi roidered tallies oe sheer sham- Pure Irish Linen iar ha Initiated Handkerchiefa, in real leather case with gilt initial; case of 6 5] 98)" Men's Handkerchiefo With, neatly embroidered Handkerc! block initial; 6 in holiday 59c Hand embroidered {uals trish manufactu Women’s All Linen ail | with fine embroidery, nicely made with hoods or sail indkerchi can purchase a pair in this sale collars; prettily trimmed with rib-| pretty yoke or with Prot hl pa a tn enersieeree entire sntisiaction, a sizes upto around initlal i yee. cl designs. — SI ears 2 years. box button. Pr Beautify the Home Christmas Royal Wilton Rugs Regularly oy at $40.50, Woven from $39.50 the finest yarns and dyes. | We are show- A Worthy Gift for the Housewife _ 100-Piece Austrian China ing a most unusual variety of the latest pat- terns at these remarkably low prices; size 9x12. Size 8.8x10.6; values $37.50, at Seamless Velvet as Regularly sold at $23.50, This is an extraordinary offering of these splendid wearing velvet Pi shown in a great variety of beautiful Oriental and all-over effects and colorings, same as are to he *17° 95 found in the more expensive rugs; size 9x12, “Size 8. 8x10, 6; value seneeeeoeereens 4 Price for poe 3,500 Yds. INLAID Linoleum. Mill ends of twenty- four leading patterns of Cook's famous Inlaid Linoleum that sells regularly at from $1.00 to $1.35 per sq. yd. Various lengths; by selecting one or more of the same pat- Worth $17.50 As Illustrated Di ed treated in gol ion. them for just 100-Piece American Porce-|100-Piece English lain Sets at $5.95 aie Sete at pes el Neat white and gold pattern ‘designs to . ood. dusiota parmaitint valas oa-ea\ ma $10.78. re 100-Piece American Percelain Dinner Sets, at $9.80 - Several neat border designs to choose Mom; newest shapes and designs; all complete for 18 people, 100-Piece English Parcelain 1hPhoee Austrian Dinner ts at Sets at $15.00 neat floral istign. 2, fine thi complete for 12 asking less for +! thas breed and a erro bolesalers plate ee es ore Window Seat Box $40 to $50 Silk Portieres Choice of Silk, Velour or Silk Plush; a full range of the best colors; many are 25 worth $40.00, and some up to $50.00, Couch Covers Reduced Eee $7.95 $3.95 $5.95 Brocaded Velour inches long, 1644 inches wider ids 16 inches high; covered with Japancac] | Couch Covers. tern, rooms can be furnished. Bring measurements Several pretty designs, to choose chine, deco tting, trimmed with $1, PLE $92. 3.40 Tene ry ‘vith you to expedite selection. Sale price, per sq. from; ete for 12 mating, Winmed with gy Gy [MEE LGszSOTamwety yg || Nith you to expedite selection. ; SII gem soneit ler 10 port's a alg ante, soe ee Simpson-Crawford, cn Floor, < Nimpson-Crawferd, Fourth Floor. 100 O00 th Avenue, 19th and 20th ) Streste— Telephone: Chelsea a1 =O IOR=—IORI0E — = [Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonde 1