The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1916, Page 9

.”— GIAMARA'S SLAYER U. S. MINE LAYER DAMAGED. Sana Francisco Reaches Port After Grounding in Shoats. | PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 18.—The mine-laying ship San Francisco,which was damaged while ashore for eight h jours on Nantucket shoals in a storm yesterday, arrived here to-day under g he torpedo boat destroyer tender vil Only of engines was work- ing. | Pour ———— jHiers thrown out of Position by the pounding of the shoal replaced, it was said, the former eruiser's e to be renewed. The Francises will go into dry dock se repairs, Montimagno Is Brought From Sing Sing to Tell of Kill- ing on the Stand. Gaetano Montimagno, convicted slayer of Michael Giamara, for the alleged instigation of whose murder | New System of | Michael A. Rofrano, former Deputy a e uction Street Cleaning Commissioner, is now in the Tombs, was brought from the 'to'faugh tomether wt satu bn death house in Sing Sing Prison to —Obesity. The saving that ‘There 19 the District Attorney's office to-day )Pothlu« under the sun® does not on a writ of habeas corpus obtained by District Attorney Swann from Presiding Justice Clarke of the Su- prome Court last evening, Montl- magno will be used as a witness Against Rofrano in tho latter’s trial next month. District Attorney Swann announced to-day he had retained former Apaist- ant District Attorney Deacon Murphy to aid in the prosecution of Rofrano, | people now apply to fat people any. more. Here is something new for them—a new sensation, a new pleasure, a new Mr. Murphy, as an Assistant District @nd grac easily found by + any one sing beyond tho Attorney under Charles A. Perkins, limits of «limness ry one has heard " Marmola Prescriptior that brepared the cases against Montimag- | nbination of fat-detying ho, Rocks Cornell, Frank Fennimore | nvered by one of our fore= Most physicians, | Now, from the sai and Rofrano. |high ‘authority, there comes another Detectives working under the in- fdea J of nsing thes: structions of District Attorney Swann prt ye tien report they have been unable to ob- pend ae beastie, kid help us stoma 0 dispose of all the fatty foods, con- tain any clue as to the persons who | {0,41 m into compact, solld’ flesh, harbored Kofrano while he was be ee! energy, without dietiny a fugitive. Many letters have been re- | faa" ceived by the prosecutor alleging Rofrano had been concealed in various houses in this city and in adjoining States. One report that | a reached District Attorney Swann | Mole Co. was that Rofrano had spent nearly | tasting all the eight months the police were searching for him on a farm near Fairfield, Conn, Another report stated Hofrano had been concealed in @ house on South ny < Marmoia Prescription ts rewul ; em—do for you what bodily exertion and self-denial can not do, and. the fat, once routed fg gone for . You ‘can prove all this at a trifling cost. Marmola Pre: keription ets are sold by all dru post paid by the Mi S61 Woodward Ave,, Detroit, A‘ larce case—eumfictent to bring sults—is but 7h Advt. Retailers’ 30c Quality Washington Square, within a stone's throw of | the spot where he surrendered him- | self to District Attorney Swann last | Monday. Frank Fennimore has sent word to District Attorney Swann he will re- peat at the trial of Rofrano the story he told the Grand Jury which resuit- e@ in Rofrano’s indictment, The La Salle brothers, Joseph and Antonio, whose testimony resulted in the con- viction of Montimagno and Cornell, ate also ready to repeat their stories. They testified they had heard Cornell, Hofrano's lieutenant, converse with | Rofrano over the telephone in his of- fice in the Street Cleaning Depart- ment as to tho killing of Giamara, —— FAY WON'T APPEAL; | WILL GO TO ATLANTA Convicted Ship Bomb Plotter to Begin His Eight-Year Imprison- | ment at Once. nited States Marshal McCarthy ay announced that Lieut, Robert the convicted bomb plotter, would be taken to Atlanta to-mor VICTOR SERVICE row to start serving his sentence of Does not end with the years, imposed lust week after purchase of a Victrola, ‘At the time Fay was sentenced his alae will bring you full de- brother-in-law, Walt i elved a four-year talls of Knabe Victrola Mail Order Service. leoted CONVENIENT TERMS Warerooms, Sth Ave. a 39th St. Freshly Roasted Direct from Wholesaler 5 Pounds for BEAN OR GROUND Delivered Free Satisfa.tion Guaranteed or Money Back Mall Orders Filled. enty-aix long years of fame the ‘Gillies Coffee’ name.” GILLIES COFFEE CO. 233-239 Washington St., New York. Bet. Park Place and Barclay St. hone Cortlandt 3471 an appeal y has deci d to follow pears that nis examp Paul | e, the third man found | » trial for bomb-plotting, | da sentence of two years, ed and is now out on TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP You ean keep your hair at its very | best by washing it with this simp inexpensive shampoo, which cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly of all| the dandruff and dirt Pel leaves a clean, wholesome feeling: Just use a teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved in a cup of hot water, afterwards rinsing thoroughly with clean water. One finds that the hair dries quickly and evenly, is unstreaked, bright, soft and fluffy, so fluffy, in fact, that it looks more WELL, | GUESS SO! LISTEN! He Files One of These Here Now Bankruptcy Petitions and Daisy Can't Collect Heart Balin, First off, Daisy Lipman of No. /abundant than it is, and so soft that “# East One Hundred and Eleventh larranging it becomes a pleasure. All Street, Manhattan, gets a judgment scalp irritation will disappear and the | for $1,881.02, May 11, against Jacob | hair will be brighter than ever before,— | t ot No. Advt | ie @ promise Is Jacob Brantman disinayed? | y @ Does he bow to mandate ¢ 4 aw and take steps to pay Daisy | q NS Thousands oF Fruit Trees 2 lc Each one Listen! goes by th Court in B tion that nent who Jacob him was no money to pay his bills eclare 4 bankrupt, says he hae Liab litios Race Assets (clothing, exempt from judgment) isten again! On t $1,881.62 200 00 | for $1 ted Apple, Pear They, are from in the 0,000 Kel \ Sb go 8 fect high and s bankruptey petition, J 1 Sifect high and iy of execution, and Daisy 8 ld; regularly “68 cas't try to put him in jail nen Rowe, Moshe, git Court says if he is legally bros m Rone Heahone dif. OW Ae 81.98 each, Btratexy? You said something BLOF each. weer) vee - | J ring Shrubs, Confederate Veterans March. a TH BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 18—The Buen max of the Twenty-sixth Reunton » Deutais, of the United Pontederate Vv is % . ame to-day when Gray ta paraded buib and Shrub Hareiaon, of Mahone Combination Young. Kentucky, re X fn Wash Your Fine Laces georgetton, 1 mm stand. ' TREAN - Vexetable Seeds, al Mail and Telephone Orders carefully filled GIMBELS Subway Ste Balcony, KROFEY, Nests New Vork, On the Premises Repairing and Remodeling. GIMBEL Fur Storage Telephone Madison Square 8200. (Extension 34) for Motor. Again a GIMBEL Innovation! “Lake Shore” Sport Hats at $2.95 An original andstriking combination. HatsofLeg- horn and Wenchow, com- bining the two most desir- able straws for summer hats. This idea has beeningen- iously car- ried out in a number of charm- ingmodels. ItalianLeg- horn hats and Chinese Wenchow hats have been cleverly combined in our own workrooms and trimmed with ri The Wenchow comes in all bbon in a chic style. the sweater colors as well as other desirable shades and is remarkably effective when com- bined with the natural Leghorn coloring. The Lake Shore Sport Hat is one of the most unique ideas of the millinery season and is destined to be one of the most fashionable sport hats of the summer of 1916. Introduced by GIMBEL Brothers, at an extremely pop- $2.95 GIMBELS—Third Floor ular price, In the May White Sale Cotton Crepe Lingerie 50c to $1 Lingerie of Cotton Crepe which was once a ractical necessity has now adar an attractive addi- tion to the wardrobe “ine Nightgowns, at least 24 styles, at $1. All white or pink gowns with lace-edging, hemstitching or embroidered scallops. Al pretty fi patterns Long Petticoats, at $1. With full flounces, hem- stitched, tucked, ecalloped and trimmed with Torchon lace. Combinations, skirt and closed drawer models, at $1. Skirt combination with fitted waistline, edged with embroid- ered ecallops. Envelope Chemises, edged with val. lace, $1. \ “Modesty Skirts,” at 50c. Three styles, hem - stitched, trimmed with Tor- chon lace. CorsetCovers Br two styles, at 50c. Shaped models, one style trimmed with lace, the other trimmed with embroidery, GIMBELS—Second Floor Don’t Feel Hurried Hear to 12 o'cloe op at Our Dairy Lunch on the Subway Balcony, and have refresh ment. _Prices are reasonable $1.39 about one-third of the regular change the wearing qualities. when shopping, even though the hands of the ‘ "clock, aiid $ou have wot tor Shapes Worth $1.50, $2 and More ght wanted col Gloves with Fancy Four- chettes are Decidedly Smart 2-clasp Novelty Kid xtremely well-cut, os Women's lasp Ite Gloves, with black stitched backs, $1.50 ea. GIMBELS—Main Floor Five Important “Fabrics in the Sale of” Dress Goods Colored and black fabrics of beautiful and fashionable weaver. Items that spell economy and desirability. $1.50 All-wool Fine Twill Serge, 95e Yd. 50 inches wide. A new lot fresh from the loom—the last of a large order placed six months ago. — In two good shades of navy blue and black. $1.25 _All-wool Black-and-white Shepherd Check Suitings, 75c Yd. Fine, firmly woven fabrics in the popular sized checks. $2.50 Silk-and-wool Eponge Suiting, $1.50 Yd. In white and black mixture forming light gray effect. Thor- oughly sponged and shrunk, 54 inches wide. $1.25 Silk-and-woo! Poplins,85¢ Yd. Lustrous, silk finish; in taupe, Copenhagen, ‘rose, brown, green, navy blue and black,’ 40 inches wide, $1.25 Black Satin Soleil, 85¢ Yd. All-wool with rich satin fin ish, Ina perfect black, 44 nehes wide. GIMBELS—Second Floor Tw Below the h in Store, All Remaining a), WOMEN'S Oo ” LOW There Are at Least 2,000 Pairs of $3.50 to $5 Low Shoes in This Sale No woman should miss this chance to buy beautiful seasonable footwear at price. Mostly all of these shoes are perfect, excepting several hundred pairs whic have been stamped “Rejects,” owing to a slight scratch or rub, which will + f Ts, mushrooms turbans, a shapes, Milan t V'rose, nav y fit hem gray flares, and hats with d many nv Broadway and 33d Street On Goes the Sale of Baldwin Double-Service House-Dresses Double Service, FIN) Regular $1.50 & $2 Dresses This dresses! Choice 1 urchase consisted ‘The entire factory accumulation of this famous Sizes 32 to 46, Inclusive of an entire carload of make of dress,—it fits any type of figure, a patented belt permits adjusting the waist-line to desired size. Styles: Collarless models, cut round, square or V shaped; and roll-collar style. Sleeves 14, 34 or full length. Material : Finest quality of percale, Colors: Grays, Blues, Tans, all White, or combinations of black and white; blue and white; gray and white and pink and white. Stripes, checks, figures and dots. “Snap and It’s ball lo Buttons, Hooks or es GIMBELS—-Main and Second hee and Subway Stores, Balcony 1,000 Tub Skirts From $1 to $7.75 ea. Materials-—Repp, Cordaline, Gabardine, Linen Crash, ported Linen, Corduroy. Im- 4p Styles—Tallored, pocketed, yoke, circular, wide belted, pleated. An impressive array of good looking skirts featuring every fashionable style and fabric. marked. 23 to 26 waist band. Repp Skirts, all-white, plain tai lored models, with pockets, $1 to $2.25 ea Cordaline Skirts, white, 5 models $1.95 to $3.95 ea. Pique Skirts, white, 3 models (two illustrated.) $2.75 to $4.75 White Gabardine Skirts, 5 models. $1 to $5 Note how reasonably they are Linen Crash Skirts, in oyster white, | 3 one illustrated) $1.95 to $2.95 Imported Linen Skirts, 3 styles (one illustrated) $5.75 to $7.75 ea. | Corduroy Skirts, in white and all | colors, 2 styles. $3.95 and $4.95 ea, Striped Skirts, in all smart colors, 3 $2.25 to $6.75 models. GIMBELS~—Third Floor There are about 20 styles in the lot, some of which are illustrated here Not All Sizes in Every Style, but Your Size in the Lot. $1.39 We started t ye | who j them will b ers lower than | ua GIMBEL Subwa and Straw Shapes]! “seer Ever See Such Values as Boleony and Lo Pumps, Patent Leather Pum ng about these hats in New ideas, made for ¢ ner, ‘o-day, the women | hemps, body hats, } ave been talking about | In sailors ting and ck-abour shapes. 1. You're next. Deal-] trir {with silk ribb fancy bands, ete,, », for the prices are d rose, sand, old b! esale pric | ee s, as well as a wide variety of awning stripes. wGo at$ white kid quarters s, champagne quarters, quarters. Patent and Dull Pumps with button ornaments. Extra Display Tables, Extra Seats, Extra Saleapeople. GIMBEL Subway Stores, Balcony Th ese? any Very Appropriate First Communion or Confirmation Gifts Special at $1—A_ beautiful rosary. one of the most ac- ceptable of gifts at Confirma- tion time, beads cut like ex- pensive stones are in ame- thyst, topaz, sapphire, crys- tal, emerald, jet, moonstone, jasper or rose colors. Heavy roll chain, with roll gold scapular medal centre and large cross with heavy cor- pus. Each rosary is sold in soft finished gray satin-lined case. As during this week occurs the Feast of Sister St. Rita of Cascia, of the Order of the Saint Augustine, we have made special selection of beautifully bound gift books— “The Life of Sister St. Rita’—written by the Rev. Dan. J. Murphy, O. S. A., which we have Priced Specially at 50c GIMBELS—Main Floor Dainty White Dresses for Little Girls 2 to 6 years old 92,95 ca, Sheer pretty lawns, with trim: mings of ef aces, em toidery eS beadin 8 . ‘ ons bag Me le lieele a Tee fs MSE EN Empire and Padi ad French pictured “is only one of many cunning little mode's. Summer ‘Nighties’ for Children and Misses Sizes 2 to 16 yrs. Gowns, pa jamas and night drawers in fab-3 rics. that tub easily and wear well Some of them are simply hemestitched, others are lace and ery trimmed. Pajama Night Drawers, (illustrated) of crepe and inuslin, $0c to 75cea. Cambric Night Drawers, 50c ea 2-Piece Pajamas, of percale crepe and madras, 50c to $1.50 ea, Nightgowns, of crepe of nainsook, trimmed with lace and embroid- ery 50c to $1.50 ea, GIMBELS—Baby Shop, Second Floor embroid- etiam Ben sanaiee ese 90 Men's & Boys’ Clothing Now On Your share in this sale is waiting Standard stocks added. Delicious and Refreshing fo a glass of soda 07 2 dish of ico cream, tasty are some choool: i le White Buckskin Pumps, black trimmed, diamond tips. Champagne Kid Pumps, Patent Leather Pumps, grey cloth ip hats, fabric hats of many kinds, ¢ and other colors, including many twos Vogel Brothers Sale day this week. GIMBEL Blouses For So Little! Scores of delightfull pretty blouses of so! crepes, shimmering cre de chine and sheer voile in frilled and embroidered styles. $3.95 Frilled blouse, illustrated; is but one of the lovely pink or white crepe de chine models, It is priced $3.95. $6.95 Bisque, coral, white or flesh col- ored Georgette crepe fashions a charming blouse with deep collar, and fine pleated frill hemstitching is a smart finishing detail. $6.95. $5.95 Collar, frille, cuffs and yoke of Georgette crepe blouse are outlined with hematitching, which is quite effective. Copen, maize, flesh, white, orchid or nile. $5.95 $6.95 A Georgette crepe blouse adorns itself with picot edged frill and col- lar, a wee black velvet bow and white organdie collar and cuffs that are hand embroidered with colored dots to match color of blouse. Flesh, rose of maize, $6.95. $6.95 Deep sailor collar and wide hem- stitched frill lend grace to another ied ao) crepe blouse that needs r ten buttons to close it. White, flesh or peach. $6.95. $3.95 White voile blouse displays a wide pleated frill and frill edged collar and cuffs edged with narrow picot lace. Tucks, hemstitching and entre deux are nice finishing details of this pretty model. $3.95. GIMBELS—Third Floor $5 The“Colonial”’ Correct for Street Wear The vogue of Colonial pumps lends unusual interest to this beautiful model of gun metal or patent leather, with smart buckles to match. Built with fashionable high arch and long vamp; 2-inch covered full Louis heels. $5 Decorative Buckles Of metal, $1 to $2.50; cut steel, Soc to $10 pair. Summer Bedroom Slippers, MadeofFibre, For Men and Women, 50c ea. GIMBELS—Second Floor Yer jaten oe other candies, Visit Our Soda Fountain On the Aubway Ralcony, Patent Leather atent leather trimmed. Gun Metal Pumps, grey cloth quarters. Patent Leather Pumps, slate kid quarters. oport Huts Worth £1.95 te $2.95 for Onl, including Milan Most of them , in black, green,