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Delivered Free OL gs Greater New York and within % ot ih ne Ibs. delivered free’ hin Argument Go Over. The testimony ta GILLIES COFFEE CO. 33.20 W. St., N.Y. Ci PIAA SUMED We VTiA S| Hecker Tusth 2) et eT eFPRETRRETSSACe TTF ~ means low-priced food. Bake bread with BECKER CASE TESTIMONY OF 2,400 PAGES FILED Delay in Presenting Briefs by a a A Defense Will Make Appeal they pa not be ‘completed for sev- in the tiral of in or ground Charles Becker, the ex-Police Lieu- Gatletaction guaranteed or money | tenant convicted of inspiring the mur- der of Rosenthal was forwarded to-| t! day to the Court of Appeals, which is to pass upon the legality of rial before Supreme Court | Abel, tl abury. The printed record, Flour Is Not “Dear” Prices have advanced but really good flour FLOUR —figure what the bread costs you. Compare with cost of other food—you will be agreeably surprised. Insist on Heckers’ Flour and be sure of the largest number of loaves—the usu finest possible bread. At All Good Grocers HECKERS' CREAM OATMEAL—REALLY THE CREAM oF tHe OATS. iM a aise THE EVENING ‘wortp, yorerenel DECEMBER 3, 1914. be the Leberg fills four volumes mn On Martin T. ‘Manton, who defended Becker, and who is to argue his ap- peal in the Court of 6 Ee has not ‘Asslotant District Attorney Taylor says bag is waiting for the defense's PHILADELPHIA, 3.—Moy: sing Prison in this city, in which scor of murderers went to their doom, Murray Hill gooo Miss Swords Arrives From Constantinople on Board Oil Tank Ship. GLAD TO GET HOME. To be found in the city at $3.95 & $4.85 Usual prices $6.00 to $7.00 Storm After Storm Buffetted Steamer and Wireless | Was Smashed. | eee 66 U ” | Driven from Constantinople by the; The *‘Cordwainer war, Miss Lucille Swords, a St. Louis, 7) sirl, and Mrs. Hugh Mitchell of South | | Orange, N. J., reached New York to-| day, passengers on the Standard Oil) tank steamer Oneka, Capt. Charles! Beynon. The ship was a month, lack-| fice). Exclusive to Lord & Taylor— ” [ing two days, In making New York a revelation in footwear. Black, gray or ‘from Salonica, Greece, and on the ROS... eeeveee voyage encountered a series of ter-| rific gales, which at times were dan-| serous. To add to the discomfort of the two The best wearing shoe ever Haba . sual The ‘* My rod’? A Comprehensive Stock of ‘Men's Leather & Felt House Slippers $1.25 upwards women passengers, smallpox broke out among the Chinese of he crew, and, there being no doctor on the| ship, Capt. Beynon had to look after When Turkey went to war with| Russia on Oct. 30 Miss Swords was in Constantinople visiting her friend, Mrs.‘J. R. Byrne, wife of the pay- master aboard the United Statcs| torpedo destroyer Scorption, which | is stationed in Turkish waters. Mrs. Mitchel was companion to the wife of one of the secretaries of the| American legation. | Miss Swords was anxious to get! home. L. I. 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The most severe A Large Variety of Fur Lap Robes At Unusually Attractive Prices $17.50 up to $250.00 Fourth Floor last week. On Tuesday morning the wireless apparatus above decks was carried away by wind and waves and | for twenty-four hours the Oneka was, without wireless service until Thomp- son the operator rigged up'a make- shift contrivance. Smallpox appeared among the Chinamen in the crew two weeks ago. One of them had a severe case and| Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Music Daily—Luncheon and Afternoon Tea, 10 A. M. to 5 P. 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Blanket Robes wiaE ee .$5.00, $6.00 &F $7.50 $3.50 to $12.00 English Dressing Gowns......... $10.50 to $35.00 Street Floor ae Se he was taken off the ship at Quaran- tine to-day. Others were mildly af- fected. All the members of the crew Player and the two women passengers were | |b vaccinated at Quarantine, S . “It was a wonderful experience,” | |p g tions for the ae and sald Miss Swords when sho was sate} = Su ges ashore, “but I wouldn't want to go| ? 1 ‘iad through {t again. Capt. Beynon and Baby 8 Christmas, at (Without Muste the officers were most considerate, but | |F Rolls or Cabinet) here isn’t a great deal of comfort McCutcheon’s In our stock will be found a charm- ing variety of goods from which may be selected most attractive and use- ful gifts for the baby. French Hand-made Dresses—Simple or elabor- ate, trimmed with tucking, lace or embroidery. All fine and attractive and range most complete. Prices $1.65 to 25.00. Knit Goods. 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