The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1916, Page 7

> Me Used Club as Headquarters ARNT NAVY CUB HERO” IS ABGUSED -UFBENGSWINDLER * Pormer Soldier Is Said to Have Posed as “Lieut. Buckner of Philippines.” BAD CHECKS PASSED. for Swindling Operations, It Is Alleged. ‘When Henry H. Buckner, a tall eeng man who carried himself in @iiittary style, was arraigned before Tedge Hough in the United Statos District Court to-day, charged with Beving weed the Army and Navy Gtub, No. 107 West Forty-third Street, ap his base of operations in a whole- ale ewindling schome, eral army Moers were in court, and one of them - asped: “How in thunder did he do it?” “Fils miltary bearing, I suppose,” ‘waa the sad response of another offi- ‘ oer. “When \w him at the club I thought he was a West Pointer.” Buckner was a private in the “United States army until he shot a fan, Then he was banished from the service and sent to prison at Walla Walla, Wash. He escaped from there last December and in Jan- @ary turned up here with a new suit f clothes and a card reading: “E. 1. Dupont DeNemours Company. Pre- @ented by W. B. Bevoriey.” He presented the card to John R. “Pips, a prominent lawyer of Tren- ton, N. J., represented himself as a University of Virginia graduate in bard luck, and Mr. Phillips cashed his * @heck for $10. The check was worth- : Yeas. A dozen other prominent men ef New York and New Jersey also » @ashed checks, and “Beverley” even \ealled on United States District At- torney H. Snowden Marshall Jan, 28 | |F\ and asked him to cash a check. Mr. Marshall told “Beverley” to call the next day. He didn’t. Instead, he * @hanged his identity and began pos- ing, it is charged, as First Lieut. Si mon B. Buckner jr. of the Twenty- seventh Infantry, now stationed at Manila. Lieut Buckner ts a son of Gen. Simon Bo Buckner. In his new role, the escaped con- vict visited a prominent army officer at Governor's Island and obtained a note which got him a visitor’ at the Army and Navy ¢ he was din as “Lieut. Buckner. antime, it is al ting merchants in nting bogus checks for clothing, hats and shoes, keeping the change and having the goods sent t His carecr lasted for four lays when, with a and a pov money, he won| | E4 to Baltim: he was arreste)| 5 and brow k to New York,| By charged with impersonating an army | 54 officier. Rd Assistant District Attorney Harold | |E4 A. Conten| handling the cas | 5) @gainst | . said he is Mable} | to serve ¢ ars in prison, it] |p¢ all the ch against. him are| Eq pressed. Buckner, it is said, readily | 4 A admitted and offered this Ss acts: a high privat: what it would te think I was explanatio *L had server and J wanted to be like to make 5 @ real officer.” ROBBED MAN MUST TESTIFY. Appear Frederick Whitn 306 East Fifty @harged in the Yorkville Court to- day with having stolen a gold-bound wallet which Detective Van Twisten caught him trying to pawn, At Tif- fany’s it was learned the wallet been given by one of their customer to her husband last Christmas, H was robbed of it, but he is too busy to go to court. ® strate Murphy a tel-||E ony was comimtte d hei nd I won't IS fet this prisoner co for of prose- oution, We must get the rolbed man] |E to appear as a witne > THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE ON} © THE BATH-ROOM SHELF |. Has Relieved Pain for Every One IB in the Family | When little 5 Jonnny got his feet we' when Father sprained his knee; Granny's rheumatism bothered her— I=) ‘That jar of MUSTEROLE was right | |i there to give relief and comfort. IZ MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint- | | ment, made with oil of mustard. It will | | not blister like a mustard plaster. I Quick relic! for Sore Throat, Bron-|| i Croup, Stiff Neck, | |e » Head: heumatism, Lumbago, Sy Si ad the eroup: Blainn Protea F USTEROLE for croupy chil- often prevents Pneumonia), Noth- | |B like ‘ dren. At your druggist’s, in 25c and 50c jars, | | and a special large hospital size for $2.50, Ey Be sure you get the genuine MUS- Et ... TEROLE, ‘Refuse imitations—get what ask for, The Musterole Company, | |E4 eland, Ohio. A special department devoted to the display of Riding Habits and Riding Hats, for Women and Misses is ‘ . porate wardrobe | Ed l=: of No.| /5¢ reet, was} Ed he, Conges- | |4 Shop With a Transfer Card. Correct Modes For the Equestrienne located on the Third Floor, 34th Street side. The new Habits for Spring feature the flare coat; they are cut on mannish but ‘aceful lines, excellently tai- jored, and have all the neces- sary attachments. Linen Crash Lee 4 Habits; long coat model, p dock effect, with breeches, cut full, illustrated, $18.74 Same model in Khaki, $14.74 Semi - fitted model in Beach Cloth, with breeches. Special, $18.74 Riding Habits of Heather Mittures in various color- ings; new flare coat effect. $26.75, $28.75, $32.75 Same model in black and white checks. $36.75 A well-chosen assortment of Riding Hats smart- ly designed, for Women and Misses. Roll Derby effect in black || High Crown Hat of fine F white — hart black atvaw; brash ome traw Hat, four cornerec ata at crown; brown, black and ment and grosgrain ribbon navy. $2.69 band, as illustrated. $4.49 Other smart effects, tail- ored or trimmed, moder- ately priced. Sennet Sailors in black, white and brown, $2.74 Black or Tan Calf Riding Boots, On Shoe Department. Second Floor, Rear. <== === Macy'e—Women’s Riding Habits, Third Floor, 34th St, ==—=——==— Polly Prim and Little Jack Horner Special (each), $1.39 “Polly Prim” is « demure little frock of white pique, striped in pink or blue; round collar of white poplin, fastening at neck with white silk cord and tassels; short sleeves with turn back cuffs. Four inch belt at back finished with white crochet buttons, Bloomers attached. 2 to 6 years. “Little Jack Horner” is a cute model for boys of 1, 2 and 8 years, Made of white mercerized poplin; front box-pleated, back in tucked effect; collar, cuffs and belt hand-stitched in Copenhagen blue. Illustrated at right. = Macy'n—Infante’ Dept., Third Floor, 35th St. Rear, Special Attractions in Tailored Suits To women who appreciate the new and distinctive in style, combined with genuine value, this sale will be of especial interest. Men's Wear Women’s Serge Suits, Tailored Suits $24.74 $18.74 Two models in cutaway coat | Fifty suits, taken from our style; made with white pique regular stock and reduced collar, cuffs and waistcoat; | to this price, owing to broken one style strictly plain tai- size range, ete. Navy blue lored; the other bound with and black, newest effects of e A the season; various style black silk braid; both have coats, plain tailored and blue and black, in skirts. 100 Corduroy Sport Skirts, $2.79 Made of good quality Corduroy in the narrow wale; rose, peach, gray, green, Copenhagen and white; with side pockets, For sport or general wear, = <== Macy's—Third Floor. Sth Street. = “The Tournament” A Smart Sweater at $5.49 The Sweater has become an important item in every woman's wardrobe—not only for sport oceasions, but for all-round, gen- ral wear. The model illustrated is ex- ceptionally attractive. — Knitt in heavy, faney stitch, high Mi tary collar, turn-back cuffs, deep pockets and belted back. Comes in a number of pretty color com- binations, such as rose and white, Copenhagen and white, emerald and white, white with rose or Copenhagen. Macy's—Third Floor, 84th Street, Front It will facilitate your shopping; ask for and use a Transfer Card if you intend to buy several articles, You pay for your purchases at the Super- intendent’s Desk on the Main Floor, when your shopping tour is over. 189 White Tub Silk Blouse Made of good quality white C ! lar; cuffs, and down front finished with em- broidered scalloped edge. Illustrated at ite China silk; col- Untrimmed ‘‘Wen-Chow”’ Hats natural color; smart styles in new designs. $1.29 Hats, in most Lecoming ings. some are faced with silk or crepe; others in’ mushroom effects, edged. Finished in various tailored ¢ Large shapes Shapes, black and colors. $1.39 C@ $1.69 Hand Painted “Wen-Chow” Hats, highly artistic and ready to wear. $2.97 $4.96 _ Upholst rive — ne i grade of tapestry and made with an entirely new style of upholstered seat. Fitted with spring arms, seat and back, 87 inches; length of seat between arms 65 inches; depth 2+ inches, All of these piece INCAS Fetching Styles in New Summer Blouses Blouses were never more enchanting than this season, nor the styles more varied. Preference is given to the sheer silks that may be tubbed, and striped linens in gay colors, of which we have received a number of new styles. Plaid Japanese Silk in assorted colorings fash- ions the blouse illus- trated at lower right. Deep, square collar and cuffs finished with band of white silk. $1.89 $1.89 | Blazer Stripe Linen Blouse Rose, Copenhagen and gre collar, vest and cuffs of white pique. vertible collar and pointed cuffs. Sport Shirt of satin striped Crepe de Chine; | 4t upper left. white grounds with stripes of various colors; convertible collar of white silk; cuffs to Large pearl buttons. Illustrated $3.89 | white colored frill. A new shipment just received contains some very attractive blouses in pongee and striped tub silks, at $1.89. Macy's—Third Floor, 34th Street Smart “Wen-Chow” Millinery “‘Lowest-in-the-City” Prices To supply the ever growing de- mand for the popular ‘“Wen- Chows” we have secured a variety of styles and colors so large that Macy’s might justly be called “Headquarters” for these beautiful hats. The pricesare “Lowest-in-the-City.”” “Hair-Lace” Edged Lisere Hats Formerly Priced §2,29 and $2.97 Very smart in appearance are these Lisere Hats, with hair-lace edges. They are highly desirable for dress and may be had in Sai other dress shapes. Block only, You Will Fin “> Macy's—Second Floor, 34th St. Seer f f (oa There is a lot of solid comfort in this handsome, wellanade and dignified looking real rest in those massive, tapestry covered frames, due chiefly to the numerous springs in the seats, arms and backs. Carefully cons(ructed with a view to good wearing quality as well as richness of appearance. Davenports, $63.75 1 with an exeellent As illustrated. The tapestry on Outside length sre upholsterc may he had upliolste MueyteSiath REESE, SA French Voile Blouse with Cascade jabot; hemstitched and finished with crochet but- tons; frilled cuffs to match; all white or with Illustrated center. $4.89 Trimmed ‘‘Wen-Chow’’ Hats A large assortment of chic ‘Wen-Chow” ns and color- r, Tricorne and d Luxurious Ease in This ered Furnitwre Arm Chairs and Rockers, $41.25 each, matches that of the davenport ir design, Like the davenport, the chairs are ind backs, and fitted with spring seats, arm lint door with loose « ’ Te A minimum charge of $1.50 for Furs valued at $50 and less. Over 850, a charge of 3 per cent. on the valuation up to $300, with 2 per cent. on the excess over $300. Have your Oriental Rugs stored, cleaned and renovated by Macy’s experts. Misses’ Outer Apparel For Daytime and Evening Wear New assortments, offering a wide range of choice for various occasions. Jaunty street suits of Mohair in Norfolk effect; evening wraps for the Debutante; Chinchilla top coats for the a girl, and handsome ‘affeta Silk Suits for after- noon wear. Misses’ Evening Wraps of Soiree Silk in all desirable light shades; high Victorian collar trimmed with marabou and ostrich; ruffled cuffs trimmed to match; corded yoke effect in back, giving desired fullness; deep, set- in sleeves. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, Specially Priced, $29.75 White Chinchilla Coats; full, belted models, raglan sleeves, large patch pockets, convertible collars. 14, 16 and 18 yrs. $14.74 Norfolk Suits of lustrous | Taffeta Silk Suits in navy Mohair, in black, navy and and black, i gray. Belted with pocke' skirt with belt. Si years. Pi Mi: plain tailored t pockets and rs 14, 16 and 18 and charming silk dresses are among the new, as well as delightful Tub Frocks in a score of dainty styles. Taffeta Dresses, $12.74 An attractive model for girls @/ of 6 to 14 years, as illustrated. Made of chiffon taffeta silk in rose, Hague blue and reseda. Scalloped Bolero blouse with 4 hemstitched Georgette crepe guimpe, finished with picot edge sash, Full skirt with two tucks at bottom. White Net Frocks,$7.49 | Silk Coats, Mlustrated at left ide-ple rt in scalloped and Faille silk; some with effect, edged with narrow cape collars, others hand- shirred ribbon in pink, blue embroidered or with clusters and white; pleated coatee of smocking; belted and trimmed with narrow ruffles to 16 years. Combination Repp Dresses, $3.24 Coat model with pleated skirt of white repp and coatee in pink or blue. Scal- loped collar, tiny pearl but- tons. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Four Interesting and Seasonable Linen Offerings Lace Trimmed Scarfs Dresser or buffet scarfs of pure linen, trimmed with pure linen la n attractive flat cluny designs; size 17x52. Turkish Towels White Costume Linen 29c Each 69c Yard Extra heavy, large size bath towels, | Oyster white costume linen in the woven from long, staple, two-ply, | popular ramie weave, 45 double twisted yarns; long firm | wide, Will be used’ extensively loops, very absorbent; hemmed | this season for suits, coats and ends, costumes. Bungalow Damask Table Cloths Attractive t tan sb gray. Exceptionally pretty, Macy's Empire back, Norfolk coat broad belt in front; wide revers and round collar with white overlay. Skirt shirred in back, plain front with ced at $19.74 pleats delow hips. $33.75 es’ All-wool Poplin Suits, $22.74 Belted model; long tabs over hips, button trimmed; breast pockets; square collar with overlay of white Faille silk. Plain skirt with belt running through loops. Macy's Third Floor, M5th Street. Brondwas Some of the New Mode For the Younger Set Not a bit too soon to think of pretty frocks for May Parties and other Spring festivities. Tan, black, navy. ith A variety of distinctive mod- ted style with els in Pussy willow, taffeta and ribbon sash, Sizes 6 Bean, Sizes 4 to 10 years. Girls’ Tub Frocks, $1.89 to $3.96 New models of voile, ging- ham, chambray and repp; youthful styles in desiratl Sizes 6 to 14 years. ==Macy’e—Third Fleer, 85th Street. alow cloths, woven of extra fine yarns in the natural light reautiful round designs, which are bre i looking and s Floor, Centre, q X i t. 99c Regularly as High as $3.49, 36 Patterns Shapes: Oval, Round or Pear shape. Hand engraved or plain, Finish: que. High class workmanship makes these 560 Pieces Romen, Green COLD H. Kok 10 kt. White Net $14.49 Hague, rose 59c Each $2.97 Each ut in silver ive 2x2 yards, SSS Mey Male Floor, Bede