The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1915, Page 4

ys tld es pal Sar aN money from Rofrano,” Carnivale sald. “He paid mo in installments. He owes me something now.” Carnivale shid that it was his in- sistent demands for money that lod to a break between he and Rofrano. Former Assiatant District Attorney Robert H. Eider of Brooklyn, who called as & witness for yes- terday, denied the statements of the La Balle brothers, for whom he was counsel, that he had advised Joseph La Salle to tell lies in his own be- ‘ demain half, was subjected to a grilling croas- |! _ “Comeil” Also Says He Didn’t| amination to-day by Mr. Brothers. Know Giamari Murderer " Untit Recently. 4, Sousin of otramo? As Not at that Q. Minos wie Rofrano? A. Yea, sae Rofrano you in de- Mr. Rh Rocco Carnivale, alias “Rocks Cor- aanint of instigating the mur- if the La Salles? A. Ni Michael Giamari, ex-Sheriff F. Foley's Noutenant in the| tne Sonvicted acest y Assembly District, took the in his own behalf at his trial denied he had Montimanne lent 1 @.. Then how counsel get the con’ with Joseph La Balle? A. I don't know unless Mr. Stryker furnished * | isters and gentle old men and women past two or three months and had Lend him up om the phone several nen. “Did you receive a message on April 13 at your house the day Joe La Sallo —s the Grand Jury from eT gon't know if T aia” one April 34 from his office to remember.’ Beveee ee 12, the day Joe Balle pi guilty, Mr. Brothers what the him out. “Bantangelo told Rocks,’ Belvidere said, “that unless he put Rofrano in he (Foley) would frame Rocks up. He asked Rocks why he ahould worry Po ge Rofrano “laine a saete san, money, was ing & had big ‘influence and friends and could help himself.” Belvidere testified that during the trial while he was with ‘s mother outside the Galle, fresh from the murder of James @ought refuge at bia fat in ue, Mont Caraly room PLAN BIG CELEBRATION FOR CITY'S FLAG DAY Mayor Mitchel to-day sent a mes ‘Bage to the Board of Aldermen cail- ing attention to the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of that body, to be celebrated June 24. “A fag of the new design—biue, white and orange—has been presented to the elty of Now York by the city of Amsterdam in token of the ancient friendship of the two communities, and this will be the first of the kind to float above City Hal Mayor. A reception will be tendered to Gov, Whitman in the Governor's Room of the City Hall and exercises will be held in the public schools. A commemorative bronze tablet will the City Hall is to be appropriately decorated. ‘art of the expense is to be met by private aubscription. The remainder, $2,000, will be pald by the city. ————E NEWYORK COTTON EXCHANGE. Cotton pri from 6 to § points a firat call. ish Government in accelerating Earnest on cotton cargoes wan a favoral point for the trade. Cotton exports to-day HGS Tales compared with avenrapa”” “Daily 8.30 to'S P.M. Saturdays Close at 1 P. M. | Franklin Simon s Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Clearance Sale W: ednesday Small Children’s Dresses Waist or Empire models, of white batiste or pique. Also colored chambray or crepe. et 1.95 aeretolore $2.95 to $4.95 Children’s French Dresses Hand made of white batiste, hand embroidered, lace trimmed. Also emb'd pique dresses. 2 to 6 years. 3.95 Heretofore $5.95 to $9.75 Children’s Repp Rompers Of white, blue English ; gaint etatd vehos cad cate ie Overs, +85 teretofore $1.45 | Sa 9%: ipl American Physician Declares Public ty-nine passengers of the French wae Dr. Harold Robertson of the University of Minnesota, who has been doing laboratory work in Berlin for @ year. lie had been lashed into an intense You discussed the killing of|hatred of Americans by concerted newspaper attacks on the United a States for furnishing the allies with ‘aided in|4™Mmunition, The soldiers were en- Tet Sopvistia tapes of ~ couraged to note that while French ‘er of Giamari, out-|and English-made shells were only pf teatifying when asked to bY 149 per cent. effective, those made in did Montimagno’s American factories were nearly 95 1s you had | per cent. effective. Soldiers were encouraged to write home about the CAUSES GERMAN HATRED Is Being Lashed Into Fury Against This Country. Among the two hundred and twen- Reports of Impending Strike— Westinghouse Takes Slump. jiner Rochambeau, arriving to-day, | to-day. etal Electric, and American Locomotive advance New York Air Brake, Gen tric, on reports of expectations of f.vorable outcome to the bond change plan, went up 2% point 100%, but declined from the high He reported that the German pub- American ammunition. Dr, Robertson was astonished, he | sald, by the effectiveness of thin newspaper campaign in making min- not complete as yet, but that the sit- | War shares were again the leaders) in trading on the Stock Exchange! rector of the New York State Hy- |glienic Laboratory and more recently Baldwin Locomotive | at the head of the Amer! & point or more. Westinghouse Elec- ‘ause the holders of a conaid- upply of the stock unloaded tt | | medical corps under his command, he Fire Persistent rumors of an impending {hit strike in war munitions factories fajied, which are purchasing supplies from |sent to the United States on a secret the United States Steel Corporation, Mission ;or « strike among the employees ot| | the Corporation iteeif, had a depress- | ‘ 4 a bloodthirsty. German army officers ' Ne told him that the United States at ‘Hy + war could not injure Germany more | 4 i, : $| than the United States at peace. Bo tty 8 | we ve Bo oe | | WILSON SAYS MEXICAN (M2 feos." Pg SITUATION 1S SHAPING wc cAveiuc is gh gh 8) stenarinenataisin a. Bo Hoe peed es TAR §S Heclitieox a ig i ie President Has Carranza Proclama- Hn ta wag va 161 oy i tion ~ Villa a Be- ie ee: by as i if fore Him. Gees 190 400, OS he ak Se ae te CP WASHINGTON, June 15.—President | Sauirel Ati pr, iby 108 Ph # Wilson told callers to-day that the | {iensdia yeh Bs a” ‘ae — @ plans of the United States for deal- F } i ing with the Mexican situation were | (pl, vty a 138, : % uation seemed to be taking #hape. | (2, He had before him Gen, Carranza’s | Conting Proclamation and Gen. Villa's memo- randum in answer to his recent state- ment to the factions that they must adjust their differences or some other | { means would be found by the United States to restore a government in Mexico, Mr. Wilson had not studied the document in detail, but Indicated that ho intended to examine them closely. AUSTIN, Tex, June 16.—Typhus fever has broken out in Northern Le xieo near Brownsville, Tex. Col. T. Stockton, assistant Quartermsa- ter General of N fering from want of proper food and |X. ¥. & that the plague ja spreading rapidly. SAVED FROM SUICIDE BY HER LITTLE CHILO Ella Schwartz, Four Years Old, Pulled Gas Tube From Her Mother's Mouth and Called Help, Mrs. Ida Schwartz of No. 1905 Sec- ond Avenue was saved from death thia afternoon by her four-year-old daughter Ella, who chanced into the Kitchen and pulled a rubber tube from the mouth of her mother after Mra. Schwarts had become uncon- scious from gas turned on with sui- eldal inten: Feeere ere ve: FESERE SES OST CHICAGO WHEAT AND COR MARKET. WHEAT, Monday ce ee wr N Net The child's ma drew the ate | dos. Open, High. Lom, Clone, chien tention of neighbors, pnd” ator are fa vata He TS HS BS “K ever ag been revived with « ee CORN is motor she was removed to flower ay ye, Clove, has, joapital @ prisoner, "sw rt MIR ats OT ON The only reason she gave for at- Ry Sept. Ta ck, Tih — 1 tempting to take her life was that she} Wheat opened weak at a new low was tired of living, According to Patrolman Gordon of the Kast Eighty-cighth Street Sta- tion, Mra, Schwartz directed her fire children, three girls and two little boys, to remain in a front room. She closed the door on them and then turned on the gas in the kitchen, level. naturally of great influence here. atant selling pressure and limited 4 mand kept prices at the low for t a in early afternoon, failed to bring in forel 26-8 to 3 1-4 cents of Low west. Closed 1 5-8 cents decline. Con: Decline in Liverpool market was prices iif buying. Closed Corn wenk on clear weather tn the Franklin Simon s Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Boys‘ Apparel Shop Sale Wednesday Middy, Sailor and Beach Suits Bows washable suits in Middy, Tommy Tucker, Sailor or Dutch models; also short sleeve Beach suits of chambray, madras, galatea or drill in white and colors, 8 to 10 years. Special 1.95 Belted Linen Boys’ Middy Suits Of English ramie linen, in tan, mn, cadet, navy blue, old rose or white; trimmed with contrasting colors; black patent leather belt, silk tie. 4 to 0 years. pectal 3.7 5 Boys’ Washable Norfolk Suits or or tan crash, tan linen, army khaki or white dua Norfolk model, with ete sud box plaits. 7 to 17 years, Special 2.95 Boys’ Palm Beach Norfolk Suits New Norfolk model of genuine “Palm Beach" cloth in natural tan, gray, black and white checks or pencil etripes. 7 to 18 years, Special 5.00 | Ne AE TTR i ; TMS EVENING WURLU, UES. 2X, JUNE 10 SAYS U.S. AMMUNITION | WAR STOCKS LEAD IN MARKET UPTURN United States Steel Depressed by ‘ON A SECRET MISSION, | Ing effect upon Steel securitios. There pany rem activity in standard rail. | de | Lead stock to any great exte EERE | - ANA REE II a 0 RIES ib? st Sie bet a1 ONL aS a3 HELD FOR ATT BUT WEARING UNIFORM) TWO SMOKE INSPECTORS That's All Dr. Magill Saved, He Says, When the Russians Re- treated in Galicia. Dr. William , Magill, formerly 4l- Owner of Hat Factory Says He Thought They Were Trying to Rob Him. | William Lowenthal of No, 293 Bain-| bridge Avenue, the Bronx, was held in $1,000 ball to-day for felonious as- | sault and $500 for violating the fac-| tory Iaw in the hat making establish- | ment of A. & N. Lowenthal, at No. 106 West Thirtieth Street, by Magis- trate Murphy in Yorkville Court. Frank M. Sexton and Robert J. Pyronnen, inspectors of the Bureau of t Prevention, claim that in Russian, “amnunition supply thelr search for smokers in factories Dr. Magill said he had been they have been balked by elevator |boys, who warned offenders. So, re- FOR INVESTORS. ‘cently, they began visiting buildings neolidated Mining Com- by the fire escapes. They say when pitnnd, pavgents by they got outside of Loewenthal's win- dow, on the sixth floor, yesterday +f duly 16. ‘Gieesethien afternoon, they saw Loewenthal smok- n unit of the Russian Red Cross, arrived here to-day on the Rochambeau from Havre. He wore his uniform and carried his sword, representing his ik as @ lieutenant general of the ussian Third Army. These, he sald, | were all he saved out of the retreat of the Russians in Galicia Only threes of the 140 men of the ITE Granby velariny recor Copper Company will Wednesday. 1 resume oper eaday. An are- ing @ cigar, raised the window and ult of anal of State Department jumped in. ri , "honor Mexten hive Loowenthalhaving more than $200 @ port of Waco, in his pocket and believing the in- American Telegraph and Telephone Spectors were burglars, attacked Company quarterly dividend of 2 per them, Sexton's head was cut open wa: eee July 15 to stock of record with an axe, and his shoulder was at Washingtor warring factio in made to Exports of Copper inst week toti 13,180,000 pounds of which pounds went to France, 4.318.000 and 2,223,000 pounds to England. led Loowenthal with a ste@l hat frame. sie Woman Pi to Death, Salen of Du Pont Powder stock were| Leaving a note ich she stated reported to-day at $608 a share com-|that she had long been ill and was tired pared with #ales yesterday at $530. to Tialy | Rise in price of lead to 8 cer bors, threw herself from the window of her apartment on the fourth floor of No, 111 Prospect Street, Brooklyn, this morn- She was dead when an ambulance ‘The company is not a producer of lead, but a buyer, and its selling prices are Increased in proportion to increase in jon ing. surgeon arrived. The woman was about nixty years old. BUSINESS HOURS FOR JUNE Daily 8.30 to5 P. M. Saturdays Close at 1 P. M. Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Sale Wednesday Bathing Dresses For Women and Misses Worsted Jersey Swimming Suits A new one-piece Swimming Suit, with attached skirt of ~ wool jersey, in black, green, purple or Princeton, trimmed with plain or embroidered bands. Special Silk Bathing Dresses Three distinct models of black or navy blue messaline silk serge or faille silk. Special Silk Princess Bathing Dresses H A new box pleated straight line princess model in black or navy taffeta or satin; belted below the waist. Special Smocked Silk Bathing Dresses New straight front Pee belted model of black taffeta sill patch pockets, hand smocked front and back. Specia Scalloped Taffeta Bathing Dresses New model of black taffeta silk, peplum, cuffs and bottom of skirt scalloped and piped in white or black. Special 3.75 5.00 7.50 9.75 12.75 | badly bruised by blows rained by) jof living, & woman named Donofrio, | whose first name ts unknown to neigh- m i i we Clearance Sale—W ednesday and Sewed Pumps and Oxfords For Women and Misses H Of patent or dull black leather, with gray or fawn kid or buckskin trimmings. Also all bronze, gray or cham- pagne kid, tan or black Russia call Also tan Russia calf with fawn buckskin back. 3.50 Heretofore $6.50 to $7.50 An Investment in Promptness In the quick closing of long-range busi- ness, Western Union DayLettersorNight Letters pay large profits on their cost. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, = Stern B KK panel and trimmed skirt; sizes aed rothers. tend and 43rd Streots, West of Fifth Avenue Another Remarkable Offering, To-morrow, of Women’s Silk or Wool Sweaters featuring this season’s most desirable models, for sport, motoring and beach wear, Fibre Silk or Shetland Wool Sweaters, 4.95 || in attractive styles,with sashes, all popular colorings, Fibre Silk Sweaters [Imported Wool Sweaters | insolid colors, also strikingeom- | brushed fibre silk surface;shaw! binations of colors with sashes, |collar and sash; popular colors, at $6.75 at $9.00 Children’s Bloomer Dresses at 89c To-morrow, on the Main Floor; Regularly sold at $1.25 Comprising attractive models of chambray and Anderson gingham, with pique collar and cuffs; sizes 2 to 5 years. Infants’ Imported Infants’ Imported Handmade Dresses Handmade Coats at $1.85 at $3.75 of Nainsook, hand embroidered |of ue, hand embroidered bbon trimmed; sizes 6 months to @ years. 6 months to 2 years. Large reductions have also been made in the regular stock of Misses’ and Children’s Underwear including Night Gowns, Skirts, Drawers and Prinéess Slips. Nee nae er een ee eee eee eee Women’s and Misses’ Fashionable Sport Shoes Regular Value $5.00 at $3.85 a pair Flat lasts, with graceful toes, in white buck finished leather; plain or with foxings and ball straps of patent leather and tan calfskin; also all white Sea Island Duck laced shoes, with foxings and {j ball strap of dull calfskin. (All have flexible soles and rubber heels) To-morrow, a most important sale of Women’s Milanese Silk Gloves i Two-Clasp Silk Gloves,)16 Button Mousquetaire, jj Paris point embroidery in| Paris point embroidery, in | black, white or pongee, black or white, at 45¢ pair at 59¢ pair Striking Values in Parasols at $1.90 Included are extra wide black and white stripes, plain taffeta silks; in shirred and Japanese models; also floral effects. Specially featured for to-morrow will be Beach Parasols in striped and fancy effects Standard Sewing Machines On the Fourth Floor, at the lowest prices obtainable, including Cabinet Sewing Machines, at $35.00 in golden oak, walnut, mahogany or mission finish, automatic lift, all parts ball bearing. “Electro” Cabinet “Singer” Drop Head Machines, - at $25.00|Machines, . at $35.00 New Home Cabinets, |“Electro” Drop Head at $40.00 & 45.00 | Machines, at $12.76 | All machines complete with full set of attachments and guaranteed, Blankets and Comfortables In Medium and Summer weights at greatly reduced prices. COMFORTABLES—Double Size Figured Silkoline, Figured Cambrie, in new designs, wool filling, Printed Muslin, Silk Mull, plain plain borders, at $2.25| colors; wool filling, WHITE BLANKETS |COLORED BLAN Pink and blue borders. Double Size. Single size, pr. 2.50, 4.25] Jacquard weaves, at $2.45 at $1.25 at $4.50 |l] KETS | Double “ “ 3.50, 5.50) Plaid designs, Extra large, “ 4.75, 6.50| new colorings, pair $2.75 Camping Blankets, . each $3.25, 3.95 & 4.75 ! Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases At the following very low prices: " . Hemmed Hemst'd MUSLIN | Single Size, 44c, 55c SHEETS | Three-quarter size, 63c, 70c 5c, 80c Double size, , 82c Bc, 92c PILLOW CASES §ixséins. 2214x86 25x86 97x86 Hemmed, 4c lbe 6c 1% Hemstitched, 18c 19c 20c 21c Hi BOLSTER CASES @ix54ins. 21x68 21x72 2214x76 III Hemmed, 28c 82c 84c 38 Hemstitched, 38c