The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1915, Page 4

WRAY SSE * Store Open Saturday Night and Every Evening Until Christmas. STAMPED ON A SHOE ce . AT 20% ST. he CAMMEYER. 6” Avenue » 20°St. New'ork Christmas Bond not a lg apanl ciaerypcbe tea ‘te Fad ges Sere Sy ingues to be really appreciated Peianog For Her CAMMEYER MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT The Werld’s Largest Shoe Store Announces a Series .of Special ghee Sales Give a. Cammeyer cr oy ‘sor | walked for several yards unt he jcame to a point just over the middie | He almost fell at one time, on anow ee PANERSDE VMQUCT. THRLED SPECTATORS “PF, P. 1.” Initials on Vest Only | Clue to Identity of Spec- tacular Suicide. | High up on the atone railing of the | Riversidé Drive viaduct at One Fun }dred and Thirty-second Street shortly | | before 8 o'clock this morning butchern | In the river-front markets saw a man He was walking along the railing and [occasionally looking down to the |atroet, reventy-five feet below. He of the roadway. A more of market men rushed to the street and stood watching him. or feo on the rail, and those below cried out a warning. Suddenly realia- ing what was in the man’s mind the spectators shouted to him and urged him not to fump, He atood quietly on the railing for several seconds An autoist on the drive started to speed toward him. He turned, saw the car, and deliberately jumped aev- eral feet out from the bridge. H's body somersaulted through the alr and landed In @ crumpled heap tn the street. Before no leaped some one had phoned for an ambulance, Dr. Clune of the Knickerbocker Hospital, who was on the spot within a few min- utes, sald the man had been instantly killed. Almost very bone was broken, There Lo ae ee DEATH PLUNGE FROM [GIT “VLAN” STEALS COUNTRY MAD, ST AS IN MELODRAMA a But Romance of “Model vome Detective” Girl Is Soon Shattered. In the Centre Street Court to-day wan staged the Inet act of a shat-| 5 tered romance involving those time honored charac of metodrama, the | Innocent country girl and the pol-/ ished villain with store clothes and city manners, who lures her away from the old homestead to the mys- cerlous city of bright lights. Emma D, Kdwards, sixteen yeara + old, played country @trl portrayed by Alfred T. young private detective, at times @ the part of the Byrnes, a frequenter of the Weat Side Y. M. G. 4 A. and known there as a young man." Jocale of the And the other characters in the cast include Emma's angry father, station Agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Pottsville; the injured wife of Byrnes and detectives and policemen, ‘Tie first act, Intd in Pottaville, be gan last summer, when Byrnes went there to work on a caso, He mot Emma and admits he could not resist her simple country charms, When he returned to New York, they cor- responded, ‘Three weeks ago the second act pned in New York, Putting the oll taville homestead —beuind — her, Emma came to New York to be a real city girl and lead the gay Brond- way life sho had sung about #0 often “model Pottaville, Pa., was the and Pottsville | ; Hite | The ¢ity villain was ae first act of the romance, 3 me : 1918. ~ JANBASSADOR WILLARD ACCUSED IN VIRGINIA Charged With Having Omitted In- tangible Property Worth $1,743,- 500 From His Tax Returns. RICHMOND, Va., Dec. 17,—Joseph B, Willard, American Ambaswador to > | Spain, la charged in ® report filed | with the State Auditor of Accounts by the Dxaminer of Records of Prince Wiltam County with having omitted intangible property valued at $1,719,500 from his tax returne. 2 | Mr. Willard’s counsel claims offsets » |in loans made to finance the Rich- mond and Rappatannock Hatlway. > | The matter will be brought up the Circuis Court. ual 5a i wilted, Unit: LANG. HORNE BEAUTY GETS FULL DIVORCE FROM N, Y. CLUBMAN. Pebob ew ens MADRID (Via Paris), layed).—Col. Joseph EB. ed Stated Ambassador to Spain, A leave to-night for Bordeaux, where he will embark on the stearher Rocham- beau for New York. Satisfactory eyeglass results depend Prin- cipally upon the eye examination. You can only get the very best resus if your eyes are examined by an Oculist — Registered Physician. *—not an optician —not an “eyesight special- ist” (so-called) —not an eyeglass merchant; oa A aliek MRS. PHYLLIS BROOKS, PPDPGEOPORL9ES 50409400081 CHARLOTTESVILLE, ‘Va, Dec, 11 4 were no papers to ' Mra, Phyllia B nor anyone, but a Registered 3 in” Irving Berlin's masterpieces, | Mrs. Phyllia Brooks, one of the famous any {dentify him. He was poorly dressed |Ryrmes admits he escorted her here.| Langhorne nlsters of Greenwood, Va..| Physician. . : ; . dF sid di tor |< ‘ourt yesterday from Re a} oi alk 7 f- W . brown tie, black shoes and tan socks. fone A Gaol they say, thelr life was| Brooks, a New York clubman, on the caste “ALL Grauale Ned me: rt he initials “F, p, 17] SUpshine. grounds of desertion. An oxtsting | ¢ yf ereLOLSIVE ‘ComfortaMe Arm Chalr--His omens Be Te Mare doe eae oka ce | a et Soe, Me aR: Wathen id| PS Oe ce mite Sten te experience—-some of them have Yachts “reverie Pipe ‘ Ho was about forty-five years old, of| detectives of the Pennsylvania Rall- x4 Boudoir Slippers dark complexion, with brown hair 1913, providing am allowance for the! been associated for years with His Howe. Slip te. Womia's92.00 Qui ed Satin jet yu lets in po we Felt Co: Boudair Slippers, a . $1.00 Women's Fatt Co Boudelr 3 ons, (® 91.45 iu aap Ideal fob Christmas Giving and Very Spectally Priced. lustrous pure thread Richelieu ribbed silk . ery, in all colors and shades, packed in épecial irs, specially iced... .. $5. 00|} sit bic $1.00 ! Women’s ” Evening Slippers & Rhinestone Buckles Women's beautiful Opera Sti 5 se tds Bleck White i - }$5.00 wn wo the Fu Fg $3.50 Slippers, Par Li bck ok Cl choice Rhincatone or Cut Aon ech Women’s $5.00 Skating Shoes Reduced to $3.85 Remember the Little Tots With a Special Infant’s Gift Box Women's Tan Russia and Black Calf- thin Skating Shoes, as ilhustrated, Formerly sold at $5.00 cial be: Colors: Pink, Blue, fers ts a Unique Gift for His or Her Chrstmes Shoe Wardrobes Women's Shoe Wardrobe, bald, ing 8 pairs of shoes, cover fancy or striped cretonnes, "$8°00 Fancy pee coverings, bs “Men's ‘Wardrobe, hold 6 pairs of shoes, cretonne, striped or fancy cesseereess Fancy paper covered. SANTA CLAU: Santa Claus is here to stay until Christmas with presents for our little customers SAT OT Ww PRAT SUTES and muatashe, ville, Byrn was traced to this city. For Christmas’ For several diya he was ahadowen Me's Black and Tas Kid Yesterday afternoon, he. ‘was ty teh sa 1Union Square(‘iscinBuiltice Cor, 14thSt. road began to get busy, Through references ho had given at the % M C. A. where he had stayed in Potts- the police say, admitted all tees amainat him and took ville to-day to take his daughter from the care of the matron of the Waver- ley Home. In the Centre Street Court Byrnes faced ‘a charge of vio- lating the Mann Act. ae AMERICAN HELD IN LONDON. Charged With Dealing tn War Munitions Without a License. LONDON, Dec, 11.—Cedric Erluna, Combination weit he mt, Pully t mad alte, Bz C® New York fganizer, was remanded in custody In Bow Street Court yesterday on the|' chargo of unlawfully proposing to deal in large quanUtios of war mate- rial without @ permit. Sworn information waa produced to show that Erlund was in possession of documents reférring to proposals to deal in New York with large of shells, rifles and pleric act BIG SACRIFICE SALE The Pick of Any $15, $18 and $20 uantities OVERCOAT OR BALMACAAN) Nothing Reserved—Nothing Withheld, Your Absolute Unrestricted Cholce of $10, $12.50 Sull or Overcoat $6.75 and $9.75 Open Evenings Until Christmas, The WORLD Sells 100,000 Copies More in New York City Each Week Than Any Other es support of Mra, Brooks and her two chil- dren, was continued. three years ago. described as an American business or-| lv such institutions as the New York Eve and Ear Infirmary, the Post Graduate Hospital; the Manhatlan Eye and Ear Hospital, etc. We are Octlists and Opli- cians in the truest sense of the Mra. Brooks ob- tained a Hmited divorce last January. She wns separated from her husband According to despatches from Lon- don published last spring Mra Brooks, who was visiting her sister, Mra. the ‘avec us dorf Astor, in London, was benefict: New Model Odd Shape J/ etre. inineng eapdred and First ee aer wills of two English army offi word—not eyeglass merchants. Emma, dr ,| cers, Capt. George Dougiase-Pennant We give you an optical ser- waiting for Byrnes to come and take'| of the Grenadier Guards and Capt. the| vice o re) her to the theatre, She too admitted | Hon. William Reginald Wyndham of the} b reall ‘Highest iret she had fled with him, Seventeonth Hussars, both of whom| OY y' i‘ “Anyway,” she said, “I've hada fino} aicd last. winter. from wounds re-| Organization—at the lowest time—and New York is ever so much | \oiveq cost to you. livelier than Pottsville!” bar Me Pmma's father. wae notified of the| Bee! Harris Glasses, whether they pair's arrest and came from Potts. | {Wo ot cost $2.00 or more, are guar- anteed to give you complete satisfaction. Dana G Paul Phipps of Vi —__———_. DANCE AND DRINK DIVORCED, a ee a : soe, | #9? [ory mine AY an. ia os Nasaa ‘The order stated that any hotel or i%os 7 Nicholas gets" won 2 asiat, estaurant serving Hquor in roome where | 8) a dancing was Mistod “would. 'be de. [aes Puen St,’ opratte "ArH. Brolin prived of its lic 03 Broad wat, Next to Rerum Co, Newarr phe Cotonel,” “he sald, to the Dr. Jogeusttt THR VAIAE OF NOTER, ment. When hfs platot (Prom the Richmond Times-Tapatch ) The Prominent Citizen had just fin- ished reading about ae ied uf ear heavy artillery tries to knock his SPRONEST mone Se the habdie.”” Franklin Simon 8 Co Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets, An Unusual Sale Saturday Misses’ Evening Gowns Of Satin de Chine in Pink, Turquoise, Maize or White. Silver lace bodice with bands of silk in shadow effect. Ma Maline and _ silver. bands over shoulder; silk puff around ar around arm, Puffed skirt. 14 to 20 years. 19.75 vatue $29.50 Misses’ Seal Plush Coats Chin Collars of Beaver, Natural or Skunk Raccoon Flare model with belted front, of Seal Plush; chin collars of Beaver, Natural Raccoon or Skunk Raccoon; buttons and loops of self material, satin lined throughout, warmly’ interlined, 14 to 20 years. 29.50 vatue $45.00 Girls’ Fur Trimmed Coats Of Broadcloth or Zibeline—Silk Lined Double Breasted Russian Model; | Green, Navy Blue or Old Blue; Velvet Collar and and Cuff , trimmed with Skunk Opossum Fur, ir, Wide Velvet Crush Belt, silk lined and’ warmly interlined. 8 to 16 years. 14.50 vatue $19.75 n Brown, Misses’ Callot Check Suits Also Wool Velour or Broadcloth, Fur Trimmed Of Callot Checks, in Green, Brown or Black and White; also Wool Velour or r Broadcloth, in plain celors of Wine, Brown, Green, Navy or Black; trimmed with Beaver, Hudson Seal or + Skunk F Raccoon. 14 to 20 years. 29. 50 Value $45.00... Boys‘ Apparel Sho A Separate Shop on the Fifth a Reduced Prices Saturday” Large Boys’ Overcoats Winter Overcoats—9 to 18 Yeare Double Breasted models of English Overcoatings in plain or fancy weaves, Gray, Brown and Olive Heather mixtures. 9.50 Heretofore $13.75 Small Boys’ Overcoats Winter Overcoate—3 to 10 Years le or Double Breasted models of Kersey, Chinchilla ‘rieze, in Blue, Brown or Gray, 7.50 weretofore $9.75 Boys’ Winter Suits With Extra Kniokerbockere—7 to 18 Years Norfolk Suits of’ all wool Tweed, Cheviot or novelty mixtures, gray or brown cologings. Also Navy Berge. Spectal 8.75 Boys’ Winter Suits Norfolk Suite—Hxtra Knickerbockera in Gray es Brown years. Of all wool Tweeds, oF colorings. 9 to 1! + Speciat 6,75 Jranklin Simon s Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Useful Gifts tor Bo Saturday at Spectal Prices Boys’ and Youths’ Mackinaws Belted back model of genuine Northwestern Mackinaw Cloth. 6 to 18 years. Spectal 5.75 Boys’ and Youths’ Sweaters Wwe d Angora Finish Sweat 5 Muffler, to match 2.00 Skating Caps, 1.28 Boys' Skating Shoes Of black Box Calfskin, strap and buckle around ankle, Sizes 2}4 to 6, Special 3.95) Boys’ Blanket Robes Blanket Robes with roll shaw! collar, aseorted patterns. 8 to 18 years, Special 3.95 Boys’ Tan Raincoats dig Of tan Asian Cloth, lined with rubber, guar- . 4 7 anteed waterproof, 4 to 18 years. Special 2.98 Sou'wester Hat, biack or tan rubber, .95 9" Boys’ Storm King Boots Storm King Rubber Boots of highest grade rubber, high cut, with strap and buckle. , Sires 1,00 2,.2.95. sie a 0.6 3.95 ».