The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1914, Page 11

By. BS PORE SOR say GCAGD FINE CHD AS FUCITIE “NEW YORK FORER -- > Carlton Hudson, Proniit.ent in} Business and Church Circles, Arrested as C. H. Betts. CHICAGO, Nec. $.—At the request . Of the New York police that they de- tain as a fugitive from Justice Carle-| : * ton H. Betts, accused of forgery wealthy Chicago financial operator. Wy A fugitive worrant was sworn out) & for Hudson, who refused to make any Statement. “Tho message to the Chicago police |B ‘was signed “Faurot,” Inspector of Po- Iice, New York, and read: . “Arrest for forgery and fraud Carle- ton H. Betts. Assumes the name Carle- ton Hudson; is fifty years of age. Com- : plqinant, Margaret McGowan of this city. your city. Hold and wire me informa- tion of arrest.” According to the Chicago police, the order of arrest was issued by the New Offense committed March 19, |i ‘1894. Hudson or Betts no wlocated in York District Attorney at the request | Bf of Henry 8. Cook of No. 38 Park Row, New York, attorney for Dr. Charles W. Banders, whose uncle, Joshua Sanders, ‘was on the bond of Carleton Betts, who | fled New York in 1895. Betts forfeited his bond and disap-| B peared from New York, while under | indictment and awaiting trial for for- | By gery and fraud ’ Carleton Hudson of Chicago, the man arrested to-day, has been known for years as a pillar of the Moody Church, and his acquaintances here Were stunned by the news of his ar- rest and by the statement that during iia residence here he had been sought by the police of New York. ‘ Hudson was takekn to the Central Police Station, but was not placed in a cell, Later he conferred with his attorney, Clarence Reither Hudson nor his counsel would make a statement concerning the ar- it. Hudson's office, where he was taken | HJ in custody, ia in the First National Bank Building, and he was known as @ man of wealth and standing. Carleton H. Betts forged a check for $150 in the name of Mrs. Margaret McGowan. Indicted by the Grand Jury, he was admitted to $1,500 ball. He jumped the bond and all trace! EC the fugitive was lost by the New| 01 rk authorities. A diligent search hdw been kept up, however, and, it Is stated, Betts was| Bi discovered out in Minneapolis, where | B be'is said to have induced an elderly woman to turn over to him more than $200,000 worth of property. Brandy, Mooney and Shipley, Wall Btreet attorneys, will appear for the Prosecution. IS COMMON , “This Painful Condition Slow to Respond to Ordinary Remedies, Says Varney “It is surprising to see the large| By pumber of sufferi fr rheumatic peut and arthritis, ond 1 believe this condition is especially com- W. A. Varney, of pain and stiffness is in one attempts to get up or i bea tired, ru suffer from except for t muscles and jc “I do not believe pary drugs so of trouble and rhe The success of my remed ne-sis, is due to the fact that it gets the stomach and liver, Kidneys and blood in good condition, re ives the cause, aud have proven t fe hundreds of cases w je to eat auythi giving the ordi- vr stomach Lyme, Mass. dust drop « postal. It is Darrow, but| and soreness of | cesta ema ire BLOUSES That Will Make Charming Christmas GIFTS Herald Square, Broadway, 34th to 36th St. A SALE OF TRIMMED HATS at Greatly Reduced Prices About 300 of our Trimmed Hats are to be closed out at much-below cost. Included are Dress Hats with beautiful Ostrich Trimming—Hats with fur trimming — Tailored Hats and Semi - dress Hats in black and the newest colors. Hate marked 85.94, $6.89, $789, NOW, $2,907 Hats marked $8.89, 89.89, $10.89,NOW, $4.96 Hats marked $29.50, Now, $14.89. Other models reduced in proportion. SECOND FLOOR, 34TH 6T. COMBS! What Better for A Christmas Gift? BATHE new coiffure calls for an ornamental Comb. Fash- | ionable women have a positive craze for them. aes 9 They not only look for correct style, but for a Comb that reflects individuality, good taste and originality. Macy's Christmas Gift Combs ° Have All These Qualities weoese Madame Sans Gene Combs in demi-amber and amber show great variety. They are plain, carved, scantily jew- eled or elaborate with jewels. The combs conform perfectly to the shape of the head and hold the hair securely in place. The Prices Are Tempting Demi - amber Unusual At $1.98 and Amber At $5.74 tases etree, plain or carved designs; with rows of tiny rhinestones. studded with graduated sizes | Laiger and more elaborately of rhinestones, at $2.24. stu at $8.74 to $11.24, Frosted Crystal Combs, $5.74 A choice of four styles. One has moonbeam stones outlining narrow loops; another is closely studded with olivines in leaf, star or floral designs. < Geraldine Farrar Combs, $3.74 THREE STYLES. One has carved edge with plain looped centre; another all over carved center with plain edge; the other plain and carved patterns intermingled. : MAIN FLOOR, BROADWAY. ies 187 WOMEN’S COATS— Reduced for Quick Clearance Imported and domestic models suitable Short, 34 and 1% length garments, in for traveling, motoring and general wear. | cheviots, tweeds, plaid coatings, broad- In a diversity of smart styles and fabrics | cloths and novelty fabrics. Many are fur and in every wanted color. trimmed; all are finely tailored. Coats That Were Coats That Were Coats That Were $24.74 to $29.75 $19.74 to $24.74 $14.74 to $19.74 Now $19.74 | Now #14.74 | Now $9.74 46 IMPORTED “JUNGLE” COATS Were $34.75 and $38.75, Now $24.74 London made Coats—made of Civet-cat, Full length and 34 garments on loose Leopard and Baby Leopard cloth—closely | full lines with deep shawl collar; silk lined resembling fur. throughout. THIRD FLOOR. BROADWAY. 100 TAILORED SUITS Originally $2875 Foy Clearance, $18.74 to $44.75 } Smart models—with short, medium and long coats—warmly interlined and lined, and with skirts on fashionable circular, semi-circular and flaring lines. In fine quality Broadcloth—Gabardine—Cheviot—Ripplecloth and other desirable fabrics, in a range of colors, and in black. Many are effectively trimmed with fur. THIRD FLOOR, BROADWAY. WOMEN'S NECKWEAR Acceptable Xmas Gifts There is nothing so pleasing to the feminine fancy as these dainty Scarfs, which can be used on so many occasions. We are showing an endless variety. Spanish Lace, Floral Crepe de Chine, Beaded Chiffon, Princess Lace, as low as $1.49 and up to $16.89. Silk Net Scarfs, $4.96|Neck Bows, 24c & 47c With beaded composition dot.|Made of Crepe de Chine and 214 yds. long and 27 inches|Messaline in all the new col- wide. — White, and Blackjrings. with gold or silver dots; rose Chemisettes As low as 47e and up to wie rae color dot; orange with self color dot. , May be|g1.49, In the i 49, new high cole used as a head or shoulder|lar effect of net or Hatite, Scarf and is appropriate for|plain, hand embroidered and day or evening wear, ie trimmed. MAIN FLOOR, BROADWAY, BLOUSES representing the best in style and quail that we have we Offered at this inate ee Pe: ad Crepe de Chine Blouses, $2.89 In white, flesh, sand, putty and black. The Blouses illustrated at the upper let are finely ‘cluster-tucked and feature a high “choker” collar and deep cuffs. Dainty hemstitching joins all seams. Silk Net Blouses, $2.89 The lower left illustration shows a novel Blouse of creamy filet net on chiffon. Panne velvet in navy or black the scalloped bands finishing the high collar and fronts and the cuffs. Jilustrawed are four of the season's smartest models in fabrics that are both fashionable and serviceable. BLOUSES that have been specially made for this “ The Blouses illustrated at the upper right are embroidered in heavy silk and are finely tucked. The military collar, deeply scalloped at the back, ties with black moire ribbons. “ b ” Lustre-Silk” Blouses, $2.89 __ Illustrated at the lower right is a model in white or flesh-color silk—of high lustre and fine quality, perfectly washable. Jet buttons and braid edges add a smart Ree oun and the cravat is of black moire ribbon. THIRD FLOOR, 34TH 4ST, is used for SELEELEELEEALEFLLALELELALELLAL LSE LELELEL ELS WOMEN’S Street DRESSES Articles Made by the Blind On the Eighth Floor, Rear, will collection of suitable for Christmas Gifts made by blind artisans, several, of whom may be seen at work, very penny pase. o i Slate ne pi Sse sas ee | Children’s Cape Walking GLOVES, 79c ORIGINALLY $16.74 to $21.74 neck and cut on t! gusset Santa Claus re ceives the children personally and lis- tens to all. their Christmas wants. Crying Bab Dolls, $2.24 Don’t fail to see one of these Dolls that are 14 inches high, jointed and cry when laid down. Larger jointed crying Dolls at $5.74 Inside Baseball, 98c Most fascinating of table every game 1s a boys. With mes, especially for the of counters representing two actual league teams, the name of some famous player on each counter. Set of Children’ s Dishes, $2.97 There are 22 pieces in the set, and playful kittens are pictured on each piece. rarTa PLOoR, Macy’s Week-End CANDY SPECIALS Macy's Milk Chocolates, 29c Macy's Usual Price, 34¢ Assorted nut, fruit and cream = centres; packed pound in box, Macy’s Assorted Hard Candies, 19c Macy's Usual Price, 24¢ Pound in box. sweels at Prices, fo requirements. prey School Candies aré ready; pure, conomy Macy's Ideal Choco- late sr lc Macy's Usual Price, 24¢ ie mint flavor; pound x, } Macy’s 10c Candy Special Assorted Cream Wafers. Pound in box. in wholesome ued according lioery arran, For ‘Clearance $13.74: Smart Frocks in the most fashionable fabrics;*ingluding: Crepe de Chine—Taffeta—Fine Serge and Satin and Serge in combination A wide range of models and colors from which to select ; only one or two of a style. Military COAT DRESSES . Originally $25.75, For Clearance $1 9.74 In navy, green, brown and black. Dresses of broadcloth and chiffon velvet in combina- tion, also smart styles in satin and serge. Strictly tailored models, buttoning close to the e prevailing “military” lines. Satin Charmeuse DANCING FROCKS Ml a ea, te Fur Trimmed, SPECIAL, $15.75 shades of tan. Children’s Washable Cape GLOVES, 94c Tan and White; PXM sewn; double draw backs; one clasp. Children’s Wool Lined Walkin GLOVES, 94c Made of good quality Capeskin with seamless wool lining; a wool within a glove. Double draw backs. Street shades of Tan. MADN FLOOR, BROADWAY, 298 GIRLS’ COATS Originally $11.74 to $20.74 For Clearance SPECIAL, $8.94 Smart models in a wide variety of styles and in the sea- son's favored materials. Coats of Velvet, Imported Corduroy, Chinchillas, Mixtures, Pebble Cheviots and Zibelines in all wanted colors, Many fur trimmed; the majority silk lined and warmly interlined, , In all the newest models—including the Cape effects, now in such vogue. JUbustrated are three models in cloth and velvet, typical of the styles included. colors. THIRD FLOOR, 85TH STREET ewes 1 fa In broadcloth, gabardine, cheviot, serges and checks, in the season's smartest , embro THIRD FLOOR, BROADWAY. THIRD FLOOR, 35TM OT. ~ WOMEN’S of New and lovely models in white, black, flesh and ciel blue satin charmeuse of lus- trous finish and superior quality. The lace sleeves, idered of fur on the bodice are extremely modish; the skirt features a new pointed tunic. girdles and smart touches 48 Misses’ and Juniors’ SUITS Originally $19.74 to $34.75 $13.74 Long and short coat mod- els, some fur trimmed. Only one or two of a style, but ex- cellent choosing. GLOVES Quality Attractively Priced for Gift-Giving “Our Alwyn’”’ Kid Gloves, $1.69 Standard $2.00 Grade Made of im, French Kid Glace; specially selected skins; full Pique sewn; Paris Point or three row crochette em| on back; two pearl clasps. Tan, Black, Slate, White, Brown, Navy. Also white, with black embroidery, and black, with white broldery. Women’sImported | Glace Gloves, 98c Macy's Usual Price $1.19 | with Black, Royal Blue Embroi self on Bleck ae self black. Brown, self emi Tan, sett and black. emit Women’s Imported 16-Button Length Mousquetaire GLACEGLOVES, White, $1.69 Exceptional Qualily ai t This Low Price, MAIN FLOOR—BROADWAY,