The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1915, Page 8

SRST MESS gift — for man or woman; | appropriate for the holidays,—of erate cost,— the best of its ind: —a pair of FOWNES GLOVES Been, sewsere carry these cele- brated gloves, lined with finest fur, from $4.00. Also wool-lined and silk-lined, from $2. “It's a Fownes—that'e oll need to know glove. | | Headache Nervousness Are Sure Signs of Eyestrain and sure ripns that your ryes need the help of correct glasses if you Examined Without Charge fstered Fye Physicians ting Glasses, $2.50 to $10 2 Established 53 Years New York: 184 B'way, at John St. ; 223 Sirth Av., 15th St. 101 Nassau, at Ann St 17, West ‘42nd St. Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St, wish to preserve good eyesight. Ehilich & Sons. 350 Sixth Av., 22nd St. A ets 3” rare will help ¢ your ist) Dinner a feast. en It Flavors turkey and ac- Salice Herece see Oc Made byE. Pritchard,33! SpringSt.,N.Y. ee. $3 eT. My nay payment plan may interest you PINCH 3 Rooms Furnished We Pay Freight. ‘POLICEMAN SWUNG ‘HIGH IN AIR WITH “CAPTIVE MHS ERP | eens One Hand Held Him- {DROP MEANT DEATH. early to-day at No age to Bran and his | | self and Dangling Fugitive He Caught by Foot. Determined Officer Kept His Hold on Fire Escape Until Assistance Arrived. Clinging to the railing of a fire with hand, while with the escape the ng to t of an 1 burglar, who ¢ head Policeman f the Btatio da e and a apture x Street, four and a half stories above the ground. For long minute that seemed an prisoner they a plunge Into ve feet below od himself at any i his grip on the cap- , with grim determina. h to save a life and make an important capture he held on until the two were r nd The predicament in which Police- man Fun and *aham Pomerants, | his prisoner, found themselves camo as a battle on the firs ew duction of which would hi any moving pic- tur Siw ack and forth, sometimes leanin r out over the fire-eseapo | rail, the policeman and hiv prisoner fought furiously, while Policeman Paone groped his way up the ladder in the darknes# from thé floor below to assist his fellow officer, But be- fore he could reach th. struggling Ql when Pomera r Cor. 46th St. and 8th Ave. foaumanm(, GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE Call and Make Your Own Terms Our Terms Apply Alsc to New York, New Jeracy, Long Island and Connecticut. ‘ ROOMS FURNISHED At if Reoms, | $69.98 $89.98 $109-98 | $149.75 || 3-Piece William and Mary (95> ——>s Small Accounts Solicited We Open Accounts from *i a Week Up ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES 750-752 8“ AVE. Cor. 46” Sr, MONDAY & SATURDAYS UNTIL IO P.M. pair Pomeranty vot suddenly slipped and the plun hat had been mo- rentarily threatening occurred. As Pomerants fell, the fingers of Egan's right hand closed over the | prisoner's left foot with a steel-like grip. By good luck, as he toppled | over, Egan's left hand gripped the) railing. ‘The fores of Pomerants's | downward plunge almost wrenched Egan's hand away, but he resisted | k and held on till Policeman | cached the two and dragged | oth back from death, | The fight on the fire escape fol lowed the discovery by Mrs, Annie Coben, whe jos an apartment on the fourth floor of the Essex Street | that an intruder was moving house, from an adjoining room, As the boy | entered the intruder leaped through | the window and onto the fire escape, 1 his mother | fleeing ma see nothin, ught sight of « t lice ward until the that nearly | son bot . Pom. leon Madi- in the 8 morning an vesend Bay, nee LABOR OFFICIAL GIVES DETAILS OF Straube Tells Prosecutor Of} aistrinution of the monoy and tn the Money for Strikes Received he handed down by the Jury before the usrainst the the distribution of |nished by Capt. Franz von Rintelen to | incite strikes In th allies. in touch with the Labor Council jthis! Improves the looks of your ha try making munitions of war for the) "yainar know the men who, | 0 few moments. After w few appli WhO, | cations of Harfinn you. ¢ ; One of the. witnesses for the| with Straube, formed the inner circle |cntions of Harnina you can net fn : hat ve jp will not teh, and after a nt will be I. P. Straube, | hy ndrew D. Meloy, who} w ne you'll ace new: hares evidence Straube came from Chicago yester- | day, and thie morning turned over to United States Attorney H. Snowden | | Marshall dence THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1915. the offenders, The Government has! will be taken into consideration when| . the minutes of the meetings of the | his case fifinally comes up in court. council, by its laws, reports of speeches made at the meetings and the tral! of moneys paid for the making of strikes, With all this evidence in its po | He wi session, it ix stiM impossible for the {in th Government to tell how much money was spent in the conspiracy. It wae made certain that the Council did not got all that von Rintelen intended it should get. David Lamar, the “Wolf of Wall Street,” figures largely in the —_———_ Karl of Glasgow Dena. LONDON, Dec. 13.—David Boyle y-two years old, He ser imean and China wars. A $25 Vernis- Martin Gilt Music Cabinet 59th to 60th Street MUNITON PLOTS 50,00 neighborhood of him by the Germ ank in New York deposited for the work appeared ~ From Rintelen. wa: strikes, and all this has Von Rintelen did not have to go to Indictments will, in all probabitity,|any higher authority in this country than himself, Although the German Government has now disavowed him, | he camo here with extensive backing and was beholden to no one for the orders he & pr the money r his finance’ ‘as Lamar who put bim Special Grand end of the week men who were active in the money fur- Fifty-cent bottle of Harfina ke hair thick, strong, healthy. Men! “ants inthis coun- ent for defrauding | new hair wing all over the in aiding and abet-|. Harfina certainly does improve Jen in getting a false |halr a lot. No matter how dull, bri o-day stricken from | Snd. scrnuey, Just apply Harfina ¢ of the Labor's Nattonal| is ‘ouncil, who has truned State's i thi t ' i t ft has aided ; ! extent in| Prove to yourself what it will do for| all the documentary evi- | y ons of the YOUr hair. Bo sure to get a 50-cent bot- ah ; tle of Harfina with a Shampoo Comb necessary to proceed against German agent, and no doubt this fact froe at your druggist’s tordaye aden | ‘o-day—A 6 a) Piano Stewart & Co, Correct Apparel for Women & Misses 5TH AVENUE AT 37TH STREET Will Close Out Tuesday NoC. 0. D.'s No Approvals and Join Our PIANO 175 Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits Our manufacturers have filled broken sizes and colors at a price that enables us to offer practically complete assortments in this remarkable sale. 15.00 Formerly sold up to $34.50 Smart suits of broadcloth, gabardine and whipcords, handsomely fur trimmed; coats are lined with soft silk and heavily interlined. Stewart & Co, Will Close Out Tuesday 180 Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats Selected from Regular Stock; Season’s Most Desirable Models. 15.00 Formerly to $29.50 Consisting of Broadcloth, Wide Wale Corduroy, Plaid Back Vicuna, Velour de Laine, Whip- cord and Fancy Mixtures; handsomely fur trimmed; richly lined throughout and heavily interlined. We urge you to join the Club now. If de- sired, Members can re- None C. O. D. No Approvals serve delivery of the Player Piano in time for Xmas. 347 (@ elsewhere at $500. io to every member. ce) | 12 Player Music Rolls of your own selection Lex. to 3d AV, Pute3906 Manufacturing Retailers of Pianos and Player Pianos. The responee to Bloomingdales’ Christmas Player lub has been little short of extraordinary. 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Free Privileges to Club Members: Magnificent $25 Vernis-Martin Gilt Ifusic Roll Cabinet H ° 7a ° ° e ° A Christmas Shoppers ° Handsome Bench to match; also a fine Cover or Scarf ‘ ° ¢ Free Delivery within a radius of 100 miles from New York City A D 9 i No Interest or Extra Charges of any kind whatsoever ia ont forget that box of FS Tuning, Polishing and General Service for one year “ 9 rm . © Elimination of Club Dues in case of sickness or non-employment ° Huyler Ss. It 1s the one gift ° 4 10-Year Guarantee Certificate indorsed by Bloomingdale Bros, j ° fe ° NOTE:—Don’t forget we have only 384 of these splendid Club Player Pianos; § bad appreciated by all. $ not many to be distributed among the millions of people in and near ig a New York. So don’t delay—Better come to-day or to-morrow, and make 4 ied sure to be one of the lucky members. 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