The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1915, Page 8

‘Phe courtroom was crowded at the W Suddenly Makes Attack at @ Hundred and Third Street. 2 JT APOLICEMAN. DT IN COURTROOM ‘ erence to Workhouse ite Appleton had just wen- Joseph Michaela, a husky ex-convict, to five months and ty-nine days in the workhouse in Market Court to-day when hauled off and etruck Pa- . John P. O'Neill of the Maxi. Street Station, who had arrested &@ terrific blow on the jaw. Partially knocked out, droppe the floor, and Michaels got on ‘op and began to beat him. Everybody got up, the men toward the rail to look at it, the women starting for the rate Appleton got out of and looked over the desk. Gosen police officers, including Haber of the East Fifty- Detectives ” Brown and Herbert, started | the rescue of O'Neill, who was under the unexpected attack Michagis, man who had rushed to the rail the moment of the assault drew a knife, opened it and tried to slip to Michacls. Patrolman Haver the knife and Detective Mer- G@rabbed the man who had tricd Max Moscovits of No, 228 Wan desperate Michaelis put up a Aight against all the policemen, Was epeedily overpowered and that he did not appear because he did | of not like the way Mr. Tow: yesterday The Proctor Estate owns property timer, us into the court prison. Later ‘Was taken to lellevue Hospital. the meantime Ragistrate Appie- ‘had ordered the doors closed and ly im the court room waa KILLED IN YEAR AT GRADE CROSSINGS of 65 Over 1913. Is 133 injured—33 Victims Were in Automobiles. allroad grade crossing ac- last year cost 190 lives in New Grate, as compared to 1M the ‘Previows and 107 in 1913. Qmmual report of the National Protective Goclety shows oe “. recess SF the reer, Sad done i @eaths of those who were CoughSyrup on property. huedred thirty-three per- are ahowa to have been seri- of whom 6¢ per cent. pocens lant ‘tn m ir dea! tracks in automobiles, to 86 m 3013 and 16 ve; Bui and Pittsburgh, three; Island Railroad, 2, and Roston DR BULLS MILLIONAIRES’ HOMES DOOMED, SAYS PROCTOR Wealthy Witness In Action to Oust Dressmaker, Admits Trade Is | for business purposes for from Sweeping Fifth Avenue Streets. That the homes of millionaires on the streets just off Fifth Avenue, in | "0! the Fifties, will soon bo transformed fe commen ete en coe Pare’ GEORGE FROTHINGHAM DEAD. tion brought out by Attorney Mira. beau L. Towns in his examination to day of William Proctor, senior mem- ber Proctor & Borden, bankers, Pine Street, and millionaire soap manufac- turer, who appeared as a witness for Mra. Margaret whose establishment at No, 29 West Fifty-second street Columbus O'Don- nell Inelin of No. 3 West Fifty-ninth| Street in trying to clone. i what it would if it was used for busi- Nemes purposes. We get only « rental of $2,000, “We have had ten offers to rent it $2,500 to 4,500 a year.” “Some day,” interjected Mr. Towns, | "this whole block like others south of It must give way to trade, will it " the witness replied << “Robin Heed.” BURLINGTON, Vt., Jan. 19.—George Frothingham, the original Friar Tuck 4 Bostonians, died suddenly y of heart failure He was old. peared here last night ival of the comic opera, ‘Tobin g stricken suddenly to- jort time. Fiynn, dresemaker, Proctor «© time firnt ™ ddrensed | » pI about pen twenty-neven years ago he peated the performance more than FUR COATS and SETS At Half Early-in-the-Season Prices Remarkable Values in Furs of Strictly Depend- able Qualities. (Quantities Limited.) Hudson Seal Dyed Muskrat | Leopard Early in the Sale Scarfs $6.87 Scarfs Muffs $9.74 | Muffs Civet Cat $13.87 Scarfs $21.74 Muffs Natural Lynx $18.37 Scarfs” $27.75 $2) it Muffs $36.75 Brn Blue Dyed Fox juffs 7. $19.74 $9.87 $33.75 $16.87| Ermine $37.75 $18.74 Scarfs $49.75 $24.8 7 Sale Prices "$7.74 $10.74 $6.87 $10.74 $13.74 $17.74 Season Prices $13.74 $19.74 $21.74 $13.74 Mulls $44.75 121.74 Natural Mink Scarfs $36.75 Scarfs $54.75 Mufis $66.75 Muffs $79.75 Chinchilla Squirrel $14.87 Scarf $24.74 $29.75 $14.87 Muffs $66.75 THIRD FLOOR—S4TH STREET. Fashionable Fur Coats Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats $119.00 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats $144.00 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats $196.00 Caracul Coats $98.75 Baby Caracul Coats , $196.00 Scotch Moleskin Coats $249.00 Persian Lamb Coats $196.00 JEWELRY *=" NOVELTIES Greatly Reduced Prices The pieces described below are only a tew of a large assortment that are offered at low prices tor quic i] clearance. Sterling Silver Vanity Cases of Mesh Bags _ || Oxidized Finish ing extension; hand-| — Striped, with compartments for or straight} dimes, nickels, powder with puff, rames.. mK hair pins, mirror, and with chain that were $34.75 to| attached. 965.50. Cases that were 99c. Now$24.89t0$ 54.50 Now 69c oplipper Buckles lor reanetal fi ish; set with fi Pe nish 5 i) fo earl Necklaces Of fine lustrous artificial . Pearls or combination lof rhinestones and colored stones. Buckles that were 39c 0} in rose, cream or white: gr $10.89. or straight sizes, There ai Now 19cto $5.89 ous lengths. Some have solid fold clasps, silver or metal clasps, set Novelty Hair Pins Made of colored celluloid, and with fancy stones. Necklaces that were 99c to set with rhinestones. $49.50. ee, cin that were (¢a.) 24¢ to 49, Now 49c to Now (ea.) 19c $29.75 Hair Pins, Back Combs and Barrettes Very fine selection, The pieces are inlaid with gold and set with fine cut rhinestones or colored stones, Some! are set in aluminum and paved with rhinestones or cole! ored stones, Now 49c & $7.4 Pieces that were 99 to $9.74... ee Sale of Fine NAINSOOK At One-Third Saving 500 Pieces of Fine Underwear Nainsook Special (piece of 10 yds.), $1.19 Macy's Usual Price, $1.84 200 Pieces of Japanese Idol Nainsook Macy's Price for Ten Yard Piece, $1.98 (Piece of 934 yards), $1.49 These pieces were supposed to contain 10 yards each, but owing to the manufacturer's error in cutting them, there is a shortage of a 14 yard—which accounts for the reduction in price, "| TELLS GRAND JURY HE James M. Wood, Wealthy Mining engineer of Toledo, O., who wurre: Gered himeeif last Friday, follow! bie indictment Dec, 24 on @ charge of S@bandonment of hie two-year-old daughter, Margaret, brought hy his wife, Mra. Genevieve Wood, of N West One Hundred and deventh Street, told a remarkable story of al- leged persecu: br (2 beng” Aselstant District At- torney Welle: closures made arraignment before Judge Hosaisky last week when he was held in $1,000 ball, it is sal learned Of his wife's charges and extorted $7,600 mother in Chicago supposed indictment under the White Slave Law, ire. Wood, of the Society IS BEING PERSECUTED Engineer, Makes Unusual Charges in Abandonment Case. James M. Wood, & wealthy mining tion before the Grand to-day. r will not reveal the dis- ‘Wood since his gang in New York from his wealthy to. prevent his 00d, according to a report | q for the Prevention of Toledo Jury to-day and the District Attor- ney's office expects other indic pl ni Arsh TO HURRY FRANK CASE. WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—The recera fm the case of Leo M. Frank, sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Mary Phagan at Atlante, is sow jupreme i fe taken. —_—>— Descendant of John Pael Jones in o lot to prevent the dela: it would fi Crusity to Children, had him in Do- meatic Relations Court and got an order for $26 ook for the support of herself and ¢ but he only paid the m weeks. Maroh iF child, y for five She charges he has been liv- with an actress. itneeses from New York and lo were before the Grand mente, | Were talking, but realise the value of abundant and so justrous?” simple care, madam. Ketel toe Tt way of oa: cep ber reviewed ‘by a @nd the h agreed to ask ance the case out of it ¥ of two years follow if the regular course Court. It’ wil Geo: regular care and means hair health and beaut; makeshift, but always use « tion made for sham can enjoy the best that Morr | 3 dissolve @ teaspoonful a nth Street, did not healt # nelf-claimed Hlua- the American sea "a for mercy before iW to-day, rapidly with uniform color, exceas oil to having . - so fi said he A a | than it t.from the great pri gains the a family tree to prove ft, Lower Prices Than Ever Before The low prices are made possible by two important facts. Late Delivery All imported Party Boxes were delivered too late for Holiday business. They are underpriced now for quick clear- arice. ro: | $2.94 Were $3.94 to $12.89 _ )% 712 | Party Boxes Were $1.49 to $1.94 7 | Finest ton Leathers grain and pin Morocco, Vanchette, Ecrase, Patent Leather or Saffian. ittis Each Party Box Fittin, : has from 5 to 9 fit- tings, including Mirror, Puff Box, Lip Rouge, Eyebrow Pen- cil, Hairpin Box, Purse, Comb and Brush, Now Special Purchase We bought from a number of manufacturers all the Party Boxes they had on hand and offer them with our own large stocks 6. 6 great price sacrifice. | Now ray Boxes, ‘ere $2.49 hme to $8.89 $1 94 [ris ek 360 Now ie a Party Boxes 49 were 94¢ c Linings Each Party Box, from the cheapest to the most expensive, has a Moire Silk lining, in white or Bne of the dainty shades. Shape & Sizes| | “Cabin" i or square shape, divided at centre top. Others are Kodak shape. Many are 3 in. x 5 in. for size. The largest is 6 in, x 8. in. All have regulation handles except the Kodak shape, which has a long pannier handle. 167 Boxes—"nery $7.49 10 824.89. Now $3.49 to $10.89 Party Boxes (2 and 5), will be displayed on Special Tables on Main Aisle— cleo at regular counter. MAIN FLOOR. BROADWAY. Annual Sale of House hold Linens Now in Progress This very successful Sale will continue for the balance of the week. A comparison of the items listed below with those offered elsewhere will convince you that Macy's Prices are the “Lowest-in-the-City.” All-Linen Damask Napkins, 26 inch. (Doz) $3.89 , . Made from pure flax yarns, in a good selection of patterns. No cloths to match. Verified Price Elsewhere, $5.00. Deuble Damask Table Linen, 71 inches wide. (Yd.) 94 Standard $1.30 grade. Alllinen, satin finish; floral and stripe de- IQns. : inner Size Napkins to match (Doz.), $2.97. All-Linen Round Scalloped Table Cloths, 70-inch size. Elsewhere, $3.50. $2.39 an Double Damask Table Full bleached; glosely woven; 4 elegant spot or circular designs. r These few examples will indicate the importance those who appreciate and practice economy: this Sale to All-Linen Scalloped Breakfast or Lunch Sets, Heavy weave; 4 patterns. 1 Cloth, 70 inches, } Set 6 Napkins, 19x19, 0! All-Linen Hemstitched Table Cloths, 66x66, at $2.49 Full Bleached; shrunk and un- laundered, ready for use. All-Linen Damask Table Cloths and Napkins in five handsome designs. Size 70x 72, $2.69 Size 70x 90, $3.19 Size 70x108, $4.29 ‘loths and Matching Napkins. (Ulustrated.) It was ® man musician to whom we every woman will is answer to our question, “What makes your hair so “Just 1 am as good to * It was just it TES we hate fore perfect cleanliness when shampooing to use prepara- ing only. You known for about three cents « shampoo by get- ting @ package of canthrox from your druggist cup of bot water and your shan i |ia ready. After its use the hair atten Dandruff, dirt are dissolved and ippear. Your hair will be ly that it will look much heavier Ite lustre and softness will t you, while the stimulated Not just a flavor—but a wholesome nourishing addition to fowl, . e, fe SAUCE CHICKEN TERRAPIN Catt plata cold cooked shichon into emall pleess, edd 2 chopped chicken livers and 3 chopped hard evoked ogge and oprinkle with salt, pepper and grated met- meg to teste. Melt 3 tableepoces butter, stir in 2 tableepoces four, edd 1 cup chicken stock and stir 8 uinutes; now odd 1 tableopoon LEA & PERRIES' SANCE, and }{ cup cream: stir 1 minute, edd chichon mixture and simmer 10 minutes, Dat 3 ogg yolks with { eupeream, then add these and stir 1 minute, Take from (Gre, add 4 tablesporas sherry wine and 1 tesspoon lemon juice and serve tmeediotely. ‘ a health which insures! suNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, Former prices on these garments were $6.49 Sizes 7 to 18 years. Also large assortment of sizes from 15 to 18 years. SUITS are Norfolk models, including the box plait, side plait_and patch Pocket fronts. Each Suit is serge lined throughout. Materials are ll-wool cheviots, worsteds and cassi- mere mixtures in shades of gray, tan and brown. Sizes 215 to 18 years. OVERCOATS in this Sale are the most desirable mod- els of this season, including the Russian, Balmacaan and convertible collar Overcoats. Materials are all wool cheviot mixtures and chin- chillas. The colors are gray, brown, tan and blue. There is an extra Pair of fully lined trousers with each Suit, which practi- cally doubles the life of a Suit. SECOND FLOOK, 34TH STREET. REAR RUGS and CARPETS At Unusual Price Concessions Every Rug and Carpet is absolutely perfect. The colorings and patterns are desirable in every way and suited to almost any room in the house. Axminster Rugs Royal Wilton Rugs Made of strictly all-wool ae Dro) Lie an " Signs not to be carried in sto yam, and the grade will give the Coming season —~ therefore many years’ service. they are marked down to close Standard ritig, out. The patterns are two-tone oe, ae. ve. effects and all-over Oriental de- $1.15 18 in. x 36 in. $2.75 27 in. x 60in. 69e sigi sae 3 ft. x 6 ft. . 6 ft. x 9 ft. $24.50 oft. x12 ft. 4.74 p $23.50 6 ft. x9 ft., 19.89 Axminster Runners 996 x09, $19 2 ft. 3 in.x9 ft., An exceptional op- Portunity to secure a high grade Overcoat at the price of an inferior quality Over- coat. $4.00 27 in. x 54 in,, $5.30 36 in. x 63 in., $32.50 22.74 mu $35.00 oft. x 12 ft., 4.74 10 ft. 6in. x 12 ft. $6.34 $49.50 I $7.89 10 ft. 6 in. x 13 ft 6in., $6.34 $52.50 $44.50 Wool Velvet Carpets, (yd.) 84¢ Verified Price Elsewhere, (yd.) 95¢ An assortment_of about thirty patterns and colors. This ts an excellent grade of Carpet in hall andaiat effects to match. There’ ‘are combination colors and all-over Persian effects. FOURTH FLOOR, =, Scotch Damask Dinner Napkins, (Doz) $2.97 Verified Price Elsewhere 24x24. All-Linen Damask Napkins, (Doz.) Hemmed, ready for use; ful dinner size, in five patterns. cloths to match. $3.75 14 Extra heavy, full bleached, ‘all linen; neat spot and floral designs, $3.19 No} Imported direct from Belfast, Ireland; heavy satin Double Damask Table Cloths, snow white, lustrous finish, attractive square and circular lesigns. Size 72x 72, $4.29 Size 72x 90, $5.89 Size 72x108, $6.89 Size B1x 81, $6.49 Size 90x 90, $8.94 i Napkins to match— Size 24x24 (Doz.), $5.94 Size 26x26 (Doz.), $7.89 Napkins to match— Size 22x22 (Doz.), $3.19 Size 24x24 (Doz.), $3.96 FANCY LINENS Japanese Table Cloths 98 _ (each), Oriental designs in blue on white, fast colors; hemstitched. Size 62x62. Napkins to match, 12x12. (Doz.), 49. Bath and Huck Towels Specially Priced “Bull Deg’ Turkish Bath Towels, 49c Macy's Usual Price, 59c Heavy Double Twist yarn; size 27x52. About one pound each in weight. Initialed Bath Mats, 96c First appearance in New York. Initial woven in mat. Neat design, light blue. Embroidered Initial Turkish Bath Towels, Size 22x43, (each) 24e Macy's Usual Price, 36¢ Embroidered in red or blue. Full Bleached Turkish Bath Towels (each) 19¢ Hemmed; strong and absorb- ent; all white. fi stitched towels: Linen Huck To $4.08 Hemmed Towels with Damask borders, size 20x40. Our own im- portation. Guest Towels won $3.48 Excellent quality. Old Bleach, all linen, hem- 3 Plain huck, suitable for embroidery, Size 15x24. _ NEW DRESS LINENS — Irish Costume Linen, French Costume Linen, Macy's Usual Price, 79¢ Pure white linen, in the popular Cossack weave. 45 inches wide. (vd) 49 45 inches wide. (yd) 44¢ Pure white; grass bleached; good weight. BEVERAGES - Of Known Purity Just a few selections, which, in point of quality and price, are typical of the immense Macy stock. . "RSE CEG, BEA? SEARING AOR, Oe “RED STAR” MBAKE PING ALE. SAND OR, bottle, APARIL. Oe per dozen; spill pot dowen, ae Quaries, Harris & Co.. Oporto, Portugal— Vinho Velho Port Wine— Fine Old Crusted Pert— a Produce of Fortuna Waal price, $4.18 gal, 810 bot, ale’ peice, @2.07 gules Wie. bor, OW Haueur Brandy—T. ve years ago by Jimines London; case of bottlen, SINK, bot! rs in wood prior to being 1 dosen; per bottle, 81.00 E, Ivison, Jorex de | a ain A fan fiavored. pure * Pimaperiak Very ola Vaual price, @2.21" pe Usual price, #8.1'5 fale 12.06 + Sale price, 8: ver epee Hale price, REAL AMERICAN COCKTAILS -Quailty and flavor unequalled. Man Biya: Manhattan Bec. Martin! Dry, Marini Sec Bronx Dry. Aeropla al price per dosen, $11.24; bottle, @6c) sale price per 810.48; per bowie, si lord Rum $274 wal; Rte bot Imported Gin— ir tom Mi (Square bottles) Usual pric Bale price, 8.54 gal: 740 bot. ora 8 desea; 81.08 per bottle. | MACY'S OLD RESERVE MONOGRAW lien, $4.06) per bot #114 le WAC twoloTAke Wittak EY a ale bes gallon 82.0: SERPS STA AG FARCE ETS aon arge ye ordinary cordials, such aa Creme de Menthe, ‘er ne de Menthe. white, Punch au ‘Orange Cui loot Elquetir, Parfait Amour An Creme de jo Vanilia, case 1 dos 1.21: per ease 1 ‘medium FIFTH FLOOR.