The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1915, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, WICCOUGHS TEN MONTHS, | DIES DESPITE DOCTORS Family Tries to Keep Secret Cort- land Brooks's Death From Unusual Malady mative of the pull city thet attended the efforts of phyri ions to wtap the hie coughing of Cortiand Brooks of Green Port, Lb when be wae afticted ton Menthe age ceused bis rolntives te keep Gneret the fact that the climent caused Ble Genth He was buried Wednesday. Me Uirty fret birthdey Be the warty stones of Mr Prowke + RESCUES DROWNING WIFE IN SEAPLANE; Kendrick Swims Ashore With Exhausted Friends Returns in Air Boat SEARCHES THE WAVES. Light at Last Reveals Mrs.‘ Kendrick Still Afloat and quietly bewide her husband whe wes formeriy champion oe umme of Routh dorery “Get them sahore, for fmm al right.” oni Mire Kendrick Making eureohe Powis be able te herp afoet Mendrice oeve Mr and Mre Mernee @ erip oF hue be On alter side and marted for the beeok Teenie minutes inter be them (eo Becks trom thew . Kendrick, | With the aid of @ life @uerd. Johneun, jteunched hie bydro-serepiane and turned oh (he searchiieht Afier ing the ot where be with Karnes, be dew the ~~ end culerd «! sew eyerd and They found wo trace of Mra Ken arieeh ter Ghieen minwicn Thee 6 sone prey up | “My but I'm gied to oe aboard and « quick fun the beach without going off re inlet have ture: ding was made recovered eullicwent BROTHER SWEARS MOST MUTT AMT f=": SIN MAN'S BOY PONIES SUFRAGSTS Police Seek Relative Wh 4 Gave Vendetta Sign After Hester Street Shouting At Mutberey and Binet you! It was @etting @ bi: lonely out bere.” et © es man fran © behind * Kenariely tired, & 4 *" yt Matteo Leone impos, of No tt Mulberry Sireet, and shot him thre times in the back le Salked into the middie of eet and fell, but arose and kes C8 PAT OFROE CELEBRATED HATS Fall Styles Now on Sale . cmicauo PMILADE! Agencies in All priaclpal cites LS ireoke ‘rebeplned 176-160 Filth Ave. 181 Broad: NEW YORK ioe 4 nt She Is Taken In po e { | ATLANTIC CITY, Kept 10.—tteing | hie seaplane, Meryl Kendrick saved) hie wife from drowning last nieht af. | ter he had towed Mr. and Mra Charlee) |. Warnes of New York ashore by | ewimmine las It was the firet remeue by aw fiving wits, |mgchine on this section of the com | Kendrick, who ie well-to-do, has a | hangar on the beach near bh’ Gramercy Place About 11 o'e Bight he went with hi New Yorkers for # plunge in the surt. After letting & few breakers hit them | they decided to swim out At times @ mill-race current rune through a sea pass recently cut out by storms, The four bathers had gone only @ short 4 ince Ww they were lkripped by thia undertow and were |swept a quarter mile from shore, | Mrs. Barnes, excited, threw her arme about her husband's neck. In trying to loosen her grip he became exhausted and could make ao head- way against the current. Mra, Ken- drick. @ food swimmer, had remained |bere Awe thirty are skidded and throwing Min rece [oon regained be ie ber cottage a EXPLAINS GIRL’S DEATH, RORTON, Hept 10 ation of hit mutomebt of Miss Evelyn Quinn the return, while | -four miles an hour ruddent o MM Kendrick treng(h and walked Meeking M hich caused the death f damaicn Plain by unset ‘alah, @ brother of that he A Raymond rly in the @ ing through Ja y met Mise Quinn a curve and he attempted to but found that the struck @ # Quinn Se 34th Street with artificial sapphires. chest. back; patch pock Size 16 to 19 years. and light weight Live Shetland. twelve models in Broad- cloth, Gabardine, Whipeord or Poplin; plain braided or fur-tcimmed effects. wvy Blue, African Brown, Field Mouse, Green or Black- Misses’ Suits, berry. Size 14 to 18 years. 26.50 and 29.50 Misses’ Serge Dresses,—-two models in Navy Bh in Brown or Black Seree combined with ‘affeta to mateh, Size 14 to 18 years. 14.75 Misses’ Silk Dresses,—five models in Pop- lin, Meteor, Charmeuse or Crepe de Chine; chie and effective models. Navy Blue, Black, Field’ Mouse, Green or Blackberry. Size 14 to 18 years. 14.75 18.50 and 26,50 Misses’ Raincoats of Canton, Cantonette, Poplin or Leatherette; very practical models. Navy Blue, Tan, Red or Gray, Size 14 to 18 years. 5.75 7.50 and 9.75 Misses’ Separate Skirts,—very smart and practical models in Serge, Gabardine, Whip- cord, Corduroy or Poplin; also Men's Wear Worsted, English Mixtures, Wool Plaid and Stripe Fabrics, 35- to 89-inch lengths. 5.75 8.50 and 10.75 Misses’ Coat very smart models of Wool Plaid, Cheek and Mixed Fabries; also Wool Plush Velour. Size 14 to 18 years, 12.75 18,50 and 24.50 Store Opens 9 A. M. Closes 6 P. M. ames McCreery & Co. On Saturday, September 11th 5th Avenue Remarkable Values GOLD PLATED MESH BAGS A limited number of heavily Gold Plated Mesh Bags, reversible ring, in a variety of narrow six- and seven-inch frames, similar to those shown in volld et Gold. Clasps plain or mounted oO nglish finished. Styles formerly 22.50 to 27.50 Special Prices WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN & BOYS (5th Floor) Young Men's Hand-tailored Suits,--coats in three- or four-button model; made in Oxford Vicuna, Tweed, Navy Blue Cheviot, and new Stripe and Check Fabrics. Special 17.50 and 24.50 Boys’ First Long Trouser Suits of Cheviot, Tweed and Navy Blue Serge; coats with Norfolk Size 33 to 4% inch Special 12.50 Young Men's ard Men's Coats of finest grade English Covert Cloth, Oxford Vicuna, Tweed Size 34 to 42 inch chest. Special 18.50 MISSES’, JUNIORS’ & GIRLS’ SCHOOL APPAREL Mederatciy Priced ‘ _ Juniors’ Suits,—smart ynd youthful models in Cheviot, ardine, Poplin, Whipeord or Broadcloth; shoe-top length skirts; many fur-trimmed. Size 13 to 17 years. 16.75 and 22.50 _ Girls’ Suits, three-piece models in Chev- jot, Gabardine, Poplin or Broadcloth. Size 12 to 16 years, 16.75 18.50 and 24.50 iirls’ Dresses of Serge, Wool Intermediate ¢ Check or Plaid Fabrics; smart and serviceable models; shoe top lk h skirts; also regulation s of Navy Blue Serge. Size 12 to Sailor Dre 16 years, 50 and 8.75 Girls’ Dresses of Serge, Wool Plaid or Check Fabrics; pract models; also Navy Blue Sailor Dresses in waist, middy or Russian effects. Size 6 to 14 years. 4.50 6.50 au 9.75 Raincoats with hat to match; Navy Blue or Tan Poplin; new models with belted back and convertible collar, Size 6 to 16 years, 5.75 Middy Blouses of Serge, size 6 to 18 years, ° Middy Skirts of Serge, size 6 to \4 years. Gymnasium Bloomers of Serge, size 6 to 18 years. 2.95 Middy Blouses of White Drill, size 6 to 18 yrs. Sec 1.15 and 1.35 dusted hie clothing wnd then with | apparent ease, wriked to the opporite | curt and wat down The man who had shot bim flied Leone got up again hen several men | crowded # him and he wae ken into the bank of & venta & at No. tv Street without the bank became so large that the police reserves were called out Aman ho wan said to be a brother of the wounded Leone through the police 1 bank, and when he got to the side of the dying man, knelt there and thrust ® forefinger into his mouth and bit it the fashion of Italians who swear vengeance. Then he put bis ear close to the f the dying many who whisper something to bim which th have not yet been able to am Tho brother left the bank be police had a chance to They were looking for him to-day with an address in Brooklyn tu aid them. Leone died in the hospital within half an hour, In his pocket was found @ jetter wigned “Mary,” and it also bore the picture of a bleeding heart, and in this letter the woman accused Leone of being “untrue.” Detectives Botti and Hayes aaid that since the new law went into effect Sept. 1, which made ita demeanor merely instead of a felony to carry a deadly wean, unless it could be shown that the weapon was being carried with felonious intent, shootings had largely increased, —— FROM GONVIGT'S STRIPES TO MINISTER'S FROCK Murderer, Freed After Being Edu-! cated in Prison, Enters Theo- logical Seminary. MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va., Sept. 10.— Qeorge Jones, who was serving a life sentence in the State Penitentiary for murder, walked forth a free man to-day, paroled by Gov. Hatfield, At once he left for Kentucky, where he will enter « college and prepare himself for the min- xioux that his past should be he refused to name the col- It is in the southern part of Herter There be revived The crowd Co. through Davis, sister a Joh W. Davis, who has been in prison relief work for years, Jones wan received in the penitentiary he was an illite: boy of twenty who could neither r nor write day he ix a well educated man of forty. He Kilied Gordon Belcher. a netghbor and playmate, In an argument about money, | de has been a model pi —_——>— of 1 Army of the Republic to lay acfoss the Po during } thy Krand On the opening du | Army eyeampme will 4 a 4d in to, nal capital W ot i r Visiting Dien. death early Goy, Mity-hve fal Semetery to-day the body from th King shop th Street <i WHY HE SAID Goop-ny, PR LIE> OED 0D 0-<GEED-(0) ED ED 0 > 0 ED (0 ED 0-0 0-EED- (0) 0D 0-TSP 0-10) D0. (From the Boston Tranmript,) Private Doherty was six feet four in s socks; the ‘Keant was a foot your head ¢ | "Am FT to bi “Eddys” Sauce goodness is proved by years of con- tinuously increased sales. It's a superior relish for soups, stews, steaks, chops, fish, roasts and gravies. - Ss Grocers and Deli- catessen Stores sell it 10¢ Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St,,N.Y. > 0D OED 0D 0) EDD 0D OED EE 0-E> «) Anne Loneh? Well, che may tell the | teeky pow are te bewe o men wine | oatimente of the Court toward CutED Magwire the detterem er tht money If you eote gou'n| 7 Soman: be . oe . ‘ » | MA Nee te the Workhouse for cree ay, tw wonidn't © to work with the men” — | Soeebe . rm creed quickly @ree te Lame a] wet Hintion inet wight All whe wad hing Wie war in, 00 ee he wee Mee 8 ate forty five Then she stogped Mrs bye he tow Militant ant) su ve outrage Ab 100 pers omen enid “Ves” whe felt the fore “ein 1 Row heel Her Pr mes prewmenggened f Gre. Lense on {| ent. « You change your so ry Relieves in Hine ¥ r Relieves ina Whipping = |" “! a ny | han home ' . ED ) ED) ED (0) <SED () GED (0) GED (ED ©) GED G Apne Lene bvery Day Founded 1826 Lord & Taylor 38th Street AUTUMN APPAREL for MISSES and GIRLS View the attractive assortm “what's what” in fashions for the daughters at the Lord & ‘Taylor $ quality considered, than elsewhere Misses’ Suits (In ever Specially Priced fashionable fall shade) Fur-trimmed Broadcloth Suits, $29.50 Collar and cuffs of beaver add to the smart style of this clever model, copied from a recent importation, At the back of the flaring coat, shirred at the sides, are corded ornaments; high “melon” feet are introduced in the shirred skirt $25.00 Strictly tailored and well adapted for school and college wear are these Suits with belted button trimmed coats and flaring skirts. Quite military in style and decidedly smart. Finer Suits, $35.00, $39.50 and up to $59.00 Serge Dresses for School —— Lord & We considered his ide: as the various togs that the average lad needs. $12.00 to $1 Three hundred of them, ‘the pick of the market,” finely tailored and in various smart models. Fancy cheviots and worsteds, in grays, browns, greens and blue mixtures. CORDUROY SUITS, Norfolk models of drab or mouse colored corduroy; fully lined knick- erbockers, Sizes 7 to 16 years. Shirts and Blouses, 79 Brown, Striped madras and soisette. tones. For Girls—Trimmed Felt Hats—$1.50 Three smart styles in bright finished felt, all the fash- ionable colors; simply, but prettily trimmed with band and bow; these are Hats especially designed fo: sweat band. Unusual values, Fourth Floor rr one nee ed ee eee Gabardine and Whipcord Suits, | New Middy Dresses of Girls, $5.95 Serge, $7.50 N A long waisted model, with far Decidedly jaunty this tmodel Check tweeds, plain and plaid belt Nutrla beaver collar ficlahes a box pleated skirt, topped by | with its braid bound biouse, belted eli ted coat ntagnac cheviot, large pockets, Blue and’ white | with double straps of patent | *belines, in belted model with | sof sad warm; the ether fe brald striped Galatea makes the collar | leather; its breast pockets and | convertible collars and huge | and velvet trimmed. Yokes e and tie, Sizes 8 to 14 years pretty white collar, Sizes 8 to 14. | pockets. Yoke lined. sleeves are finely lined. Other Serge Dresses, $5.95 to $10.95 Coats of Finer Qualities Up to $36.50 Third Floor ’ A Notable Collec $5.00, $6.95, $10.00 ee ee ee NE Blanket Robes, $1.95 > 0 E> 0 GREED 0 GED (0) RED () GED (0) ED 0D (0 GED 0 GED (0-0-0) ---0: ne “pinion Whe te Mire | want te wore You Gant knew how! hie werdict, gute an intimation of the Greeley 1900 FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. pee ee nd For Friday and Saturday ents displayed in these highly specialized sections and you'll know younger e'ement, Prices that prove the wisdom of outfitting your tore, where styles are invariably correct and prices immeasurably lower, | Serge Dresses, Very Special, $19.50 Su yet simple, models in green, brown and navy serge, combined with satin, striped or plain taffeta. Braiding | and buttons, collars or cuffs of Georgette | Crepe are effectively featured, Other Serge Dresses at $12.50 to $29.50 | Here too are Afternoon Gowns | of charmeuse, taffeta and crepe de chine at $19.50, $25.00 and up to $49.50 | and lovely Evening Frocks in nets, laces, silks and chiffons, at $17.50, $19.50 and up to $59.50 New Coats claim a share of your at- tention and in the smartest of mixtures, tweeds, broadcloths and zibelines are priced at | $15.00, $19.50, $29.50 to $55.00 Girls’ Coats, Three Models, $12.50 Girls’ Coats, Two Models, 17.50 tion of SMARTLY TRIMMED HATS Hats of Velvet—Hatter’s Plush—Panne Velvet and clever combinations of these materials with silk. Copies and adaptations of the French models. Some are smartly but simply trimmed with buckles, steel ornaments or ribbon; others, more elab- orate, boast the newest of ostrich fancies and wing effects. Ilats for every type of women are represented in the assortment, for here are the new Sailor, Capeline, Girondin and Postilion effects that the younger clement demands as well as Tricornes, Marquise, ‘Turbans and even the Toque for the woman of more mature years, Picturesque, this large poke shape of black velvet, its brim finished with in- terlaced straps of black mire. A but- terfly ornament of white plumage lends a piquant note of style. $6. In deep Italian Green—a_ dashin; Girondin shape has a flaring brim o} taffeta over which nods a mushroom ornament of antique brocade velvet and antique ribbon, caught with steel | braid; encircling the velvet crown are buckles. $5.00 | rims of black soutache. $10.00 Scores of other styles at each price; each a Hat of smart distinction; each in- dividual, for in the Lord & Taylor Millinery Collection there are no duplicates. Fourth Floor A wide brimmed Sailor of rich purple velvet, its soft crown banded with satin Taylor Clothes for the Boy q » style and yours as to serviceability when we selected these Suits and Prices, too, will please you—they represent real economy, 5.00 Norfolk Jacket Suits, Special $9.75 Siz $6.75 | 8 7 tors years. CHEVIOT SUITS, $6.75 Norfolk jacket models of mixed cheviots, in gray and brown, tailored coats, with one or two pairs of trousers, Sizes 7 to 18 years, Boys’ Hats, 50c and 6% 39c and $%e Neckwear, 1% Golf and Rah Rah Hate of chev- jots and plaids. Solid color and striped silks, Fourth Floor Well red, blue and greenish Women’s Shoes for Disposal Usually aces and $6.00 High Shoes in Patent, New Russian and Glazed Kid. Some with Cloth Tops. r school wear, satin Second Floor Oe oo %