The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1916, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916, * KILLS SELF AT DOOR |A BROOKLYN BRIDE from whom he fled three land three children and aged mother ‘REVOLT IN GUATEMALA FOR AN ALBANY MAN According to the dete © ho said} ’ o is twenty-seven years] that to “pay his debts’ he wed I OF HIS SWEETHEART IN CHURCH WEDDING old, gave hiv present adress as Nov [from the evitections he mate. tor tho) DIRECTED BY GERMANS | M “If You Ever “Throw M Me Down Vl rae pending seated i Wel stl $8,000, O'Hara ia he ‘Be at me | Uprising Against President Making U " . unshaven, unwashed and, as it de- [frightened and dropped from. sight, “aie se It, Morio Had Told Her, veloped later, unted, he dragged him+|coming to New York, where ho has| eddway, Mexico City Hear | Showing Her Revolver. self into the station and told Lieut.| worked at odd jobs, principally in! Japanese Supplying Arms. | Fhe ouleide of Ernest Moric, her Tighe lunchrooms as cook and helpes Hol sraxico CITY, April 2¢---Many Wethane ns 5 \ “L w 0 eive myself up, t got “fF Write home, and he did not} co ni F Theat re ihe Jennie Lientz of No 186 Winant 7 + 2 into tre three years ago and have He cided to go to church i} S Weeeat, Stim Park, weaten oe Bernard O'Hara Surrenders to TE want to eieat time. in many | f told the Coroner to-day Police as Wanted for Em- there ts a | Mepmom, tho vision of hin mc { seventeen years old. hy le t W t, T want tu give myself his far ty twenty-two and ezzlement in Wes heard since his flight, and his decision | ° | Morningstar Road, — When Detective Birmingham ar-|to surrender. Eat-Drink-and be Merry | Last night Mori: Waster music and flowers along {rived from the Fourth Branch Bureau pyre \ ‘was returning home from a store. Ho! with the story of the resurrection|O°Hara said he had been employed Be be su plied with } took a revolver from his pocket and \ stirred the conscience of Bernard {as a salesman by Henry Ullman & Carter's Leetle Liver Pills. showed it to lier. She told him hol ought to get rid of it. ! “If you ever throw me down," he replied, “U'll use it on myself.” ey laughed and joked ail the way | to her door, she said, and she tol him to wait until she he purchases into the she went in she shot and her fathe im the power hous Stap gas company, found Morio dead fron a bullet wound in his right temple Son, brewers, of No, 120 South Wash- ington Street, Peoria, ML, and for several months before his Might had Jed a merry life, forsaking his wife O'Hara, who walked into the West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street Station early to-day and said he was a fugitive wanted by the police of (em iii Fur Storage 1 with attempting suicide, day iii Imm mmm dled early te HUAN LMT _——— Square Umbrellas, In his pocket was a vorse of senti- | Hamion,, . i Protect your Furs by placing $2.95 they alan ain fol jak declared cine, ae them in our modern vaults. Guaranteed for one year. Morio was employed by the Stand-| o¢ an ty The cost is remarkably Made of union taffeta silk. SL ernie Works, ~|nounced for low. ’Phone Greeley 2626. Broadway at 34th Street Phone 1a ni Sterling silver trimmed bandles. Tea eeeeeeee A several, few will attract mi » FOUR WEEKS tion than that of Miss Marian Dun- i iM Buckley and Thomas Riggs C Ox | the 4 ed Church on IN HOSPITAL : tx, Brooklyn. The bride is ter of Mrs, John Dunlop Buck- | These Remarkable Values for Thursday Only ley of No, 112) Montague St Seana Brookly and the bridegroom hails Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to| 10" Aidany: The ceremony is set Women’s Hand-Embroidered Clearance of Women’s Footwear Women’s Plain and Fancy Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Maller—Brown, Eleanor —Ryckman Serge Dresses, $10.75 Women’s Rubbers, 25c | Women’s Oxfords, Tailored Suits, $18.50 Miss Brown, vdia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- n taking it that very day, | deac tt ing 4 great ¢ George H me more To any one advice is t o, aged sevent Mickle, whose sudd the h pital, y-five. ing, wife lent of the r Works at Mrs. W Brown, 1109 Auburn Avenue, Cleve. land, Ohio Why not take Mes. Brown's advice? Write for free and helpful advice te Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine C ential), Lynn, Mass. Advt A dash of ‘‘Eddys’’ Sauce wonderfully improves the flavor of soups and reyes: Eddys OLD CUS STYLE is fine for all kinds of salads. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores 1 Oc Mace by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,N.Y. The May Manton HE guimpe dress 49 a becoming one y uttractive model. It plait at each si # are extenc louse or of white co! ul copy th material “ha . or of ¢ With Basting Line and Added Seam .) Girl's Guimpe or Blouse, 10 to 14» no"8035—( with Basting Line and Added Seam Allowance.) Girl's Four-Plece Skirt, 10 to i4 yearr inner eer er 9 $y ‘ and t omwn ie D. These ordered : PO! : address lainly an ” petorn, specify size wanted, bi y of Monon Railw r was Mayor of New York in ly at his home in sterday of heart ster Superior ‘ity Counetl- Fashions younger girls and here ts a] le and eusy to make manner. — Here, is made of plaid) Mnen and the gulmpe je skirt w me sort for the Pique and linen would be Way appropriate for the » very pretty worn either of tn lawn or ton voile, oF nd = of Will- Ameri- College | ominent h work d fifty ed last 1 always to the is quite n voile, || drone in ith mi) blous in every kirt and with a ot | always Women’s Spring Coats, | Women’s Street Coats at $13.50 Regular stock prices $15 and $18.50 Reg. stock ari $12.50 Three-quarter and seven- eighth models. In_ velour, Several new models in worsted checks, gabardine, | gabardine or serge, lined tweed mixtures. Belted or | throughout with peau de ripple effects, Some of the | cygne. Also one model in prettiest coats shown this sea- | satin and serge, navy or son. black. Smart Coats for Women, $17.50 Reg. stock price $22.50 In taffeta, velour or worsted checks, gabar- dine, wool poplin and covert. Wonderful variety of models. In the season’s most wanted colors All sizes. Women’s Taffeta Skirts, $6.50 Reg. stock prices $9.75 Women’s Sport Skirts, $3.95 Reg. stock prices and $12.50 $5 to $5.75 Fifteen models to select Made of Australian wool, from. Shirred or plain | in checks and stripe also backs. In black only. All | in corduroy, worsted lengths and waistbands. or serge. All colors. Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.10 Reg. stock price $1.65 In a wide assortment of new fabrics, including white and colored. All new models. Sizes 24% to 8. Boys’ School Suits, $5 Reg. stock price $5.95 extra knickers. Pleated or patch pocket In fancy mixtures. Coats mohair lined. Every one of these suits very care- With models. Sizes 8 to 16, fully tailored. ———EE New Corsets and Brassieres Late Models and Materials La Vida and Lyra” | W. B. Nuform Corsets, Corsets, $2.95 $1.35 Reg. stock prices $4 and $5 | Reg. stock prices $1.50 and $2 Made oi broche or coutil| Made of plain or fancy in flesh and white, trimmed | broche, in flesh or white, in with lace. Heavy hose sup- | the new medium height bust porters attached. For every models, Designs for every type of figure. type of figure. New Models in Brassieres at 35c and 69¢c Reg. stock prices 50c and $1.25 In all the new materials and trimmings. 200 Very Fine Iceland Fox Scarfs, $3.95 . stock price $5 Black cloth tops, welt soles, leather Spanish heels, Misses’ Suits, Coats and Dresses New Materials, New Styles, New Colors and Unprecedented Low Prices Misses’ Suits at $17.50 | Misses’StreetCoats,$10 Reg. §25 to $29.50 Reg. $12.50 and $15 Tailored, flare and belted | Seven-cighths, flare and belted models, fashioned in gabardine, men's wear serges, poplin, plain and check velour, shepherd checks and mixtures, Beautifully lined with peau de cy gue. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses’ Silk Afternoon models, made of English velour or worsted checks, tweeds, poplins, plaids and all-wool ebin- chillas, All the plain white, Sizes 16 to 14 years, new colors and Misses’ Street and Sport Dresses, $15 Skirts,_$3,95 Reg. $18.50 and $25 Regularly $5.50 Dressy models in chiffon taf- feta aud crepe de Chi bined with Georgette crepe. Smart models for street or sport wear, with pateh or slit: poe! In | plain or shirred backs and detach- rose, navy, Copenhagen blue, | able belts. In plaids, stripes, over gray, bisque and black. Sizes 14 | plaidsand all.wool serges. Lengths, to 18 years S4 te 2y. Charming Coats for Girls, $5.00 Reg. stock price $7.50 Belted model of velour finish checks and all- wool serges in navy and Copenhagen, with con- trasting collar of silk faille. Sizes 6 to 14. Girls’ Pretty Washable Dresses, $1.50 Reg. stock prices $2 to $3 Made of fine quality ginghams, in chec! and imported repps. Sizes 6 to 14 years, tripes, plaids Russian one-piece and waistline models. 2d Floor Flowered Taffeta Silk Negligees $2.98 Reg. stock price $5.98 With white chiffon collar and cuffs. Attractive styles, Children’s Silk Poplin Coats, $3.98 Reg. stock price $4.98 Belted model, with pique collar, embroidery trimmed, — In Copenhagen blue and rose @ to 6 years. Gathered at waist. Women's Bodices at 50c Reg. stock price $1 Made Wash able natin, and in lingerie styles, Odd lots only, of crepe de Chine, Reg. stock price $3 arnet, purple, Taffeta Silk Parasols, 42.45 Women’s Leather Handbags, $2.25 Reg. stock prices $2.95, $3.95 and $5.00 In pin seal, crepe seal, and Morocco. Made in four up-to-the-minute models, with compartment for change. Fancy silk linings. New Parisian Draw String Bags, $2.75 Reg. stock price $3.95 Moire and faille, in black and navy, with cut steel bead trimmings on the overdrape and top edge. Fancy silk linings. Plain Silk Wash Ribbons 10 yards, 2le. | No. 2-10 yards, 45c. 10 yards, 32c. | No. 3—10 yards, 60c. No. 5—piece of 10 yards, 75c. No. 1 No. 114 Fancy Dresden and Satin Striped Taffeta Ribbons, 29c Yard Regular price 45ec. Suitable for hair bows, sashes or millinery, 6 to 7 inches, Dresden Ribbon Coat Hangers, 1 5c New Blouses for Spring Some of these beautiful blouses are copies of recent foreign creations, which we have reproduced to sell at these remarkable prices: At 95¢ Regularly $1.25 Smart tailored blouses of voile with colored stripes, in many. at- At $1.65 Regularly $2.25 Blouses of fine voile in all white or delicate shades of flesh, tractive combinations, Also lace | blue or coral, with deep lace trimmed models with embroid- | trimmed collars; also smart frill cred fronts and several styles in | effects and models with pretty pew frill effect jnbots At $1.45 At $2.45 | Regularly $2 | Regularly $3.25 White voile in plain | Beautiful Lingerie blouses, of tucked model; L with | white voile, trimmed with fine fine laces and panels of sheer | Val. and Venise laces; 0 embroidery. Smart new collars | blouses in batiste in white, fl nd | or coral, with vestee and of organdie, At $2.85 Regularly $3.50 Women's smart tailored shirts of excellent quality crepe de Chine tub silk, in a large of the new colored stripes, With high or low collars and smart turn-back or man- nish cuffs, and cuffs trimmed with lace embroidery. or heavy variety Women’s Tailored Sailors, $1.98 Reg. stoch price $275 ind bow, In ed witl black stk ribbon band TMM TIT TTTTT JL, UU daughter of Mrs. Howard MeWillt : Reg. stock price 50c. ‘ Cleveland, Ohio.—“For years 1 suf- My ‘No. 526 Park ‘Avenia, was tarred Reg. stock price $18.50 Stra iv th ni Goniy $2.95 Reg. stock prices $20, $25 and $29.50 fered so sometimes it seemed as though |t? Edwin Muller jr, of Lexington, Ky., ; itull broidered in bl ti Strap footholds. Goodyear Reg. stock price, $5.00 i Ne ¥ ree F 1 could stand | 4st night tn the Central Presbyterian In beige only, beautifully embroidered in blue. brand. Extraordinary | Sport models, of fine white Comprising 300 of the season's smartest suits, in plain be re CCT TDS a itl slide a 8 reas smart, late Spring models. value. linen. White or tan leather | t#illeur, sport and dressy models. In gabardines, English be Lin my lower | aa Ke te Hav, oawih ATUCleR; immings. r heels, serges, worsted checks. Every si 9 if GAC ic Hi sh the R ae Ae Women’s Afternoon Dresses, $14.50 ; , trimmings. Rubber heels. ges Veindbal ie Aaah size from 34 to a but le if TA MaelY WAG te tines eet Women’s High and Ww. :M every size in each model, Each suit beautifully lined with 1 forif Lstepped ona eld, N. J. There was e reception for Reg. stock prices $20 and $22.50 laws omen’s Mercerized | silk. 4th Floor j little atone T would | about 400 guests in the Hotel Gotham, ; ow Shoes, $1.95 Roudoit Slippers, 790 | 5 ( almost faint. One COME PITTA | Beautifully made of Georgette, or taffeta and Georgette Reg. stock price, $4.85 PP " } A ny h nn twas OBITUARY NOTES. combined Broken size and color range. Discontinued _ lines, In | With ye ag jeath ig I i y husband was . Ss. ith so! leather — soles; + Fee S| nna cere tr broken sess onty, navy blue or red.“ | Black Silk Moire Handbags,$1.35 |2/) Rloctok cutie, Sushros t Bayne, former mer- was taken to the| Chant, Wall Street broker and society ry Reg. stoch price $1.95 | ‘uespilal and aaron four weeks, but} an, « ty at his home in| Women’s New Coats and Skirts ¥ 8 kp § . i » home I would faint just | § ralysis. He was th fo Lote Maki oul Haete Women’s Patent Pumps, $2.95 Three models to select from. Full pouch style, with } . had the same pains In ti test Models an aterials " cove! “01 i Ge iM tS. slog Se Menoat, former |{E e le: Regular stock price $3.95 Aga frame, centre compartment, and flowered silk |