The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1915, Page 4

ct So ow fl ee SOW SU Three Saturday Surprises Hews shoppers, who keep in mind their own immediate wants as well as opportunities to secure unusual gift values for their friends, will find in the new Bedell Fashion Shop in Thirty-fourth street three notable surprises for Saturday. . Fashionable Winter Coats Fifteen Dollars for Women and Misses Coats taken directly from models which have had their pictures in the fashion papers. Many of them have been heretofore in this Cabinet of Coats at prices one-third to one-half higher. They include long coats, full and flaring in the back; three-quarter lengths; and the very smart skating styles, which are being much seen in Fifth Avenue. Warm mixtures, cheviots and fur fab- rics—many of them fur-trimmed. The newest high collars and smartest sleeve styles, Reductions in the Balcony of Shoes G Buckskin Boots, with leather Louis XV. heels and smart tipped toes, button style. Six dollar values, reduced to 83.50. Black Russian Calf Walking Boots; Cuban heels; kid or cloth tops. Five dollar values; reduced to #3.00. ; ; ‘ Satin E Slippers; pink, blue and white; all sizes. Value $3.50; juced to $2.00. . Waists Good to Give—Better to Keep Three splendid Saturday assortments, crowding the Waist Salon to its limit with unusual values. Blouses at Two Dollars Include silk crepe de chine, silk and shadow lace wairts, ch voile waists, satin habutai blouses, and a variety of silk chiffon waists —all appropriate for the hand- somest costumes. Blouses at Three Dollars Taffetas with satin stripes, vel- veteen and lace costume waists, combination waists, satin-striped crepe de chines—and dozens of others, Unusual Five Dollar Waists From the simple blouses in the ks, Silk broadcloths and radium silks to smart evening ™ waists of laces, silks and velvets—things which suggest much higher prices. If requested, these waists will be packed in appropriate Holiday bores. New York Newark Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis Nineteen West 34th Street, Opposite Waldorf-Astoria Pa (COR. 40TH OTREET.) 23 West 42d Street (BRT. STH &@ OTR AVES.) Your Christmas Victrola should come from Landay’s FoR selecting a Victrola you should have a choice of a com- plete. stock. Landay's have been noted for fifteen years as the largest Victrola’ organization in New York City. You will find here, to-day, every style and finish Victrola ready for delivery. You are also assured of its perfect playing when we place it in your home. Our famous Victrola experts’ method of inspection in- sures you this. The fact that every record you might call for is in stock to your pleasure and convenience. The extreme courtesy of Landay corps of salesmen | assures you a welcome and a prompt attention that will | merit your immediate and continual approval | ST. oTH ae orm avas) Be critical—come—you are cordially invited whether you buy or not. EASIEST PAYMENT TERMS ON ALL OUR V total R VICTROLAS $5 ry FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF PATRONS | | 275, 2" mallde it. Balance in small Open Evenings at All Stores | oonthly Him f | NMGCED BY JOKERS PORTMESTER MAN ALLS 2ANDSELF Runs Through Street With a Revolver and Crowd Witnesses Tragedy. (Rpwetal to The Rvening World.) PORT CHESTER, N. Y., Deo. 10. -| Angered by the jokes of acquaintances about @ sult for forty dollars he had | brought against a former friend, Max Pelinsky, a butcher, killed two men and himself here to- » Me shot Max Clark, the man he was suing, and Philip Ticker, a friend, | }and with the smoking revolver ran through the streots seeking the others | who had joked with him. Scores ran in panic from the streets. Clark and Pelinsky had been friends until they undertook a busi- hess transaction a few weeks ago. ‘The sult for forty dollars resulted and last Wednesday it was partially tried in the local court. Tho case 8 ad- Journed and there was to have been another hearing shortly. When Pel- insky’s friends found it annoyed him to have the suit mentioned they per- sistently spoke to him about it ‘This morning Pelinsky entered the butcher shop of Ticker on East Wil- Mamas Street and met Clark. He demanded the money he was sung for and when it was refused, drow @ revolver and started firing. Clark fell with a bullet in his brain at the first shot. Ticker started to run to the street and at the door Polin- sky shot him down. He jumped over his body to the sidewalk and faced the crowd running from all directions with the smoking revolvor, “I'll kill the rest of them,” he shout- ed, “where is Louis Miller or Barney Mathensky?” and he raced through the main etreets repeating his query to the frightened men and women who were running for shelter. He ran to his home on Travis Avenue, A squad of police running to sur- round the place met Mrs. Pelinski run- ning from the place. She told them her husband had killed himself and collapsed, They found Pelinski dead ia the hallway of his home. CONGRESS MUSTAE FORU.S. RTS SAS HOKE STH Protests to Warring Nations Have Only Brought Increased Lawlessness, He Contends. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—The State Department has failed and Congress must act if American rights on the seas are to be protected, Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia declared to- day in the first set speech of the Senate session. Diplomatic protests to Gfeat Brit- ain over her blockade and orders in council have brought only “Increased lawlessness,” said the Senator, and the time has come to consider whether the United States ahould be- come the champion of neutral powers. England's present conduct he termed “a bold, reckless disregard” of in- ternational law “And the crime is more flagrant,” Smith asserted, “because England is permitting her traders to send to the neutral north Buropean ports the same sort of material she is refusing to permit our business men to send. Her traders are being enriched at the expense of our citizens. “England and Germany have both been our friends, but the United States owes it to its citizens to main. tain its neutral rights from all Britain may desire to crush an nation through suppression o: but ‘she can have no right of doing at our loss or of making us the in- strument of It.” — ge LAX EMPLOYER FINED $20. Natch Had Not Provided Fnough Fire Escapes in Harlem Factory, Joseph Nacht, of No, 166 Bast One Hundred and FourteenthSt reet, a cloak and sult manufacturer with « factory at No, 184 East One Hundred and Four- teenth Street, was fined $20 by Magis- trate House Harlem — Police Court this ng, charged with vio- it laws by not having es for the girls and Inspector Smith of the Labor Department was the com- plainant nenseeinealaeente FROZEN DEAD ON LINKS, Rmployee of Fox Hille Golf Clad, Staten Istand, Died of Exposure, mene mployed Richard Elmore, employed as an extra man at the Fox Hills’ Golf Club, at Clifton, Siaten Island, was found fronen to death on the near the fourth hole to-day, He was sixty-five years old and lived in Pleasant Valley Avenue, Stapleton. His body was found by Sylvester Juliano, the greens- keeper, |beon inquiring into affairs at Sing rd by Faas ’ POA EN IO OE PREY PEI IRIN ORE TEM SN AE SOP, TONE IY 7 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1916. WARDEN OSBORNE FAGES GRAND JURY: WAIVES IMMUNITY Sing Sing Head Says He Has Committed No Criminal Act in Office. (Bpeciel to The Prening World.) | WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Dee. 10.— After a parley of two hours in the Prosecutor's office, during which hot words were passed between District Attorney Weeks and Huntington M Merchant, counsel for Warden| Thomas Mott Osborne of Sing Sing. | Mr. Osborne signed a waiver of im- munity just before noon to-day and went before thé Westchester County Grand Jury, which for five weeks has! Sing prison. The warden objected to signing the An New \] walver of immunity because of the! words: “So far as any orimes com- mitted by him in Westehester County, outside of being agent and Warden of Sing Sing prison.” | Finally, District Attorney Weeks, Assistant District Attorney Fallon, Mr. Osborne and Lawyer Morchant Went before Justice Morschauser in Part LI, of the Supreme Court, where | Judge Morschauser smoothed out} matters by inserting the words “al-| lowed acts or omissions,” Then Mr, Weeks said in a loud volee: “Now, Mt, Osborne, will you sigh | this watver, with the words ‘alleged! crimes and omissions.’ If you will not, forever hold your peace.” ‘The warden thanked the Judge for his fairness and signed the walver, The Court told Mr, Osborne that he should go before the Grand Jury and give his side of the controversy, because if he didn’t it would leave a | bad impression with the pubile. “I want Mr. Osborne to be given every oportunity to be heard,” aaid the Judge. “I cannot understand why everybody is getting so exeited.” Mr, Osborne, before testifying, stated that he could not understand why the County Prosecutor showed so much hostility toward him. “When I came to this office this morning,” #ald Mr, Osborne, "he de- liberately turned his back on me, In Prigon we make up one minds what! store o will not we think of « look you in. the surprised at t! convict Ww ting from the District Attorne fe continually hostile to personally committed no am overanxious to h Jury investigate all m and Warden of Sine fear nothing, 1 wel gation, but 1 don't : ally attacked, I have given the Dis-j trict Attorney a list of witnesses 1] Would like to have him call in my behalf, Whether he will or not [am not #ure.” | When Warden Osborne was told the] Grand Jury may inspect the prison hext week he 1 that he was not certain how the con viets would act. He appeared io fear a hostile outbreak by the con- viet, “T have ten amidavits in my office” said Assistant District Attorney Fal lon, “which bear specifically against the Warden personally, and if he had not appeared before the Grand Judy I would have published then.’ — | CRACKSMEN SCARED OFF. | looked serious and sa Mad Bored a Hole tn a Butcher's Safe in the Bronx. The absence of light in the butcher Jranklin Simon a Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Unusual Sale Saturda Models Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats Made of This Season’s Exclusive Fabrics Two new winter models, of Wool Veleur, An Unusual Sale Saturda New Models Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits Materials From Our Custom Tailoring Four new winter models, showing entirely Investigation showed that WE We back this offer with a your home, then if wet a ‘ at TH M,. Friday CHASE SPECIALTY who kn left a lent b to the rear of the had been drilled near of the combination he floor and an rear showed the nf tie eraekamen when Bu ' and Save $20 guarantee this Phonograph equal to any #50 machine. 10 Day Trial You are Rot eon 20) end Phonograph 5 aisare OMPANY OH Bepyer Sty NEW YORK, Phone 8062 Hanover, Wool Duvetyne, Vic Wool | ne, Vicuna, Double Face En lish Coatings or Zibeline, in all desirable ural Raccoon, Hudson Seai winter colorings, full or three-quarter silk lined. Chin collar of Natural Beaver, Nat- new features Velour or Broadcloth; — oats and Skirts, of Wool m4 also Black and 5 White Stripes and Mannish Mixtures, trimmed with Natural Beaver, Hudson or Skunk Seal or Skunk Opossum Fur; silk lined and Alao Wool Velour or White; a'so Woo! Velour or 14 to 20 years. Of Crepe Meteor, Taffeta combined with Georgette 14 to 20 years. Blue or Old Blue; Velvet Misses’ Skating Coat Wool Jersey Smocks. Silk Jersey Smocks... Misses’ Middy Blouses. Misses’ Skating Shoes... Misses’ Silk Hoslery... . Bracelet Velvet Hand Bag. with Beaver, Hudson Seal or Skunk Raccoon, fashionable colors; embroidere: Gifte for Misses Wool Jersey Skating Dresses... 18.50 Auto-Soie Transparent Silk Coats16,50 Misses’ Fibre Silk Sweaters Folding Manicure Case. ‘Compote Gold-filled Watch Bracelet.,,., 6.95 Opossum Fur. 14 to 20 years. 21.00 Actual Values $29.50 to $39.50 Broadcloth, Fur Trimmed Of Callo; Checks, in Green, Brown or Black and Broadcloth; trimmed 29.50 Special Misses’ Afternoon Dresses or Charmeuse Silk; Crepe; in the new or fur trimmed. Speciai 18.50 14 to 20 years. Girls’ Fur Trimmed Coats Of Broadeloth or Zibeline—Silk Lined Double Breasted Russian Model; in Brown, Green, Na’ Collar and Cuffs, trimmed wit Skunk Opossum Fur, wide velvet crush belt, silk lined and warmly interlined. 8 to 16 years. 4.50 Actuat Value $19.75 warmly interlined. 14 to 20 years. 22.50 Actual Values $29.50 to $45.00 New Winter Models—Misses’ Suits and Gowns Misses’ Callot Checks Suits Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits Of Wool Velour, Broadcloth or Velveteen Dressy Models of Wool Velour, Broudcloth or Velveteen, in the new Winter Colorings, trimmed with various high grade furs. 14 to 20 years. Misses’ Evening Gowns Of Soiree Silk, Taffeta, Charmeuse, Georgette Crepe or Nets, in all evening colors, with silver lace, erystal beads, roscbuds or fur trimmings, 14 to 20 years. Sale Saturday of Misses’ and Girls’ Coats Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats Hioh Chin Fur Collars, Deep Fur Cuffs Of Wool Velour, Wool Plush or Broadcloth; in Brown, Green, Navy, Mole, Wine or Black; high chin or roll collars and deep cuffs of Natural Raccoon, Skunk Raccoon, Beaver, Hudson Seal or Civet Fur. 29.50 Actual Value $39.50 Velour Corduroy Evening Coats White Fur Trimmed—Brocade Sitk Lining A New Winter Model in Rose, White, Light Blue or Old Blue; of Velour Corduroy; White Icelan Collar and Cuffs, Ornament of Material with Tassel End, 14 to 20 years, 29.50 Actual Vatue $39.50 White Brocade Silk Lining. Girls’ Fur Trimmed Coats ' Of Ziheline, Skunk Opossum Fur Trimmed \ New Winter Model of Zibeline, in Brown, Green or Navy Blue; Velvet Byron Collar, trimmed with Skunk Opossum Pur, box pleated back; wide belt, hand bag pockess. 6 to 16 years. 12.75 Actual Value $16.80 SUGGESTIONS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS 6,05 7.95 .» LIS . 4.98 . 395 . 95 5.00 5.95 White Coney Pur S: Cape-skin Gloves, , Gifte for Girls White Voile Party Dresses. Silk Party Dresses, ‘Wool School Dresses, . Serge Skating Bloomers, Poplin Raincoat with Cap. Natural Raccoon Pur Set,,,, Elderdown Bath Robe... . Knitted Worsted Slippers. Novelty Handkerchiefs. , , . Six for Mackinaws Domet Flannel Pajam iy Wool Muffler Scarfs... , Knitted Woot Caps, . Mackinaw Caps... , Four-in-Hand Scarts., Skating Shoes erBeceeeter Gifts for Boys Black Rubber Coats.,......,.. . ‘ Tan Campus Raincoata, Winter Overcoats Chinchilla Overcoat Blanket Bath Robes... 44018 years 2.98 Knitted Sweater Coars,,, , = speciat 45.00 29.50 Special Fox Fur Chin 1,95 ve 2:98 18 years 5.75 18 yen 9,50 Mite 10 yours 7,50 tive Oe 98 1.50 05 1.78 »» 50