The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1916, Page 7

4803 $42.012.039 788 FO PUBLIC SCHOOLS 181917 he vom hsher studies preems yoar st economy, he adds, hee beaw Sibered | making up the V1b00T8 of the entire tthe Increase iw the. Sudaet | ie demanded by the Kauai Poy kaw es applied te wages “Ha, Drat You ll Get You | Now, Old Corn’ teachers’ | COURT STENOGRAPHER VICTIM OF OVERWORK Wisch Taken to Bellevue After Phoning for Men to Arrest Labor Leader. Armo!d J. Wisch, of No. 103 * '>coln | Avenus, Rockaway Park, chief ate- hographer of the Court of Special Sessions, was taken to Bellevue Hos- Ave| ital for observation to-day after be| bad given Police Headquarters @ busy balf hour. Overwork, it was stated, had caused the young man to sbertsa | couldn*t ey back quicy it it “doeon't the hallucination that he bad been | assigned to arrest Willlam B, Fits- gerald, Organizer for the Amalga- mated Association of Street and Electric Ratlway Employees. Lieut. Horndustie was at bis tele- | pifone in the First Braach Detective | Bureau when Wisch called up aad asked for two husky detectives “at! once.” “L have two warrants tor your Eyes CAN be made to see as well as those of other people. Witager- It is seepiy a matter of tor vine. Mo cick up sonia. 0nd rani re Recieeces ego lac a es ae tauren es Physiclane.Nocharge orobligation||| the’ criminal Court, Building. He the Criminal Court Building. a Perlect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.60 |]| seemed to be nervous and muo | turbe | "Glad you came,” said Wiach. “I would go and get thie mao myevlf but he 1s a big husky person and 1) was afraid to go alone.” | It was apparent to the detective that something was wrong with Wie re e Established 54 Years New York: aes B'way, at John St. 3 Sixth Av., 15th St. 350 Sixth Av., 22d St. 101 Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West 42d Street. Brooklyn :498F ulton St.,cor. Bond St. a little afratd to go alone, | e said, “Jump tn my automo- | tite and we will drop by Weadquart- ers and get two more mea.” ‘When Wisch reached headquarters 0 nurse was called from Bellevue and he was taken there, CORONER MAKES ARREST. | Narrowly Eacapes Being Out by In. q fertated Man. On his way home to No, 80 Willmor: Street, Williamsburg, early to-@ay, Cor oner Ernest C, Wagner found three mer fom=t 1, @ fight near Roebling and Hop: "The Pood-Drink for oll Agse |fRinty "veare. ola," of Res milk, malted grain, in powder form, Steet succeeded in wounding Mr, Wag- “er infants, invalids Purenutrition. pe eabeleens Tnvigorstee nereing geri ted ur cy *Siakooky of ie aera and Mere eourishing than tony caer, | Fite wo etree s men were not serious! 32d ST.—BROADWAY—33d ST. 1916 Model “‘Domestic’”’ Sewing Machines at $32 This cabinet sewing machine was made accord- ing to GIMBELS specifications, eliminating un- neces.ary frills, fouling in the improvement of its BDREAT ARCS. / The simplification is the reason for the reduction. The “Domestic” is guaran- teed for ten years by the manu- facturers'and by GIMBELS., TERMS OF PAYMENT $2 Cash and Balance at $1 Weekly No extras. Free instructions in your own home if you live in Greater New York. GIMBELS—Fifth Floor FOOT LIGHT STARS WHO WILL APPEAR HERE THIS Knife with which he had Z Lge Goa el \Babed" nla ne forn ner anterontate, John | 7 ab f or sndst.-B ‘a ees rd ST, Men’s Suits at $15 ’ All Standard GIMBEL Suits That Were $22.50 to $30 Suits that you will wear with pride for the rest of the Summer and way up in the Fall. GIMBEL Standard Suits are usually so far ahead of the styles that we are justified in saying that all of ow suits will be right in style all of next Spring and Don’t Turn Your Back On This Proposition Come and find suits in all the destrable rare shades and colorings; come and find cleverly desi suits for all occasions, snug fitting English roll med models; many pinch backs that will be the “go” no Spring and certainly are now; also conservative models. Sizes to Fit Any Man This $15 Price Should Dispose of Every Suit in Stock QIMBEL6—Fourth Floor First Exhibition of AUTUMN MULLIN! in the Ready:toMéar Salons Presenting the Fashionable Mades for the Fall and Winter of 1916, ttle novell 7 ods uMien sh peop gt atieainty ition st wren mye oy and nechpiec®, season and all these mood’ are, os ait copies res reflected a the fats | Mm thi: ts premier iinalswill 6a Showing “9 rei reed ) are larg or eae Hator yf, he are intarestip very dates m line w? rw There are hats at #8, Kats at $50, 0, and Kats at any price between The haem of your visit 1s requested Tuesday September the twelfth 4, First Floor Old Building velours @ @ a Ay TRE SVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK regular course | of our business, or (2) used for demonstration purpescs. ‘The latter are | tically new; 14 of them are new-the H. & S. G. Lindeman Fresh They are in good condition. the standard of values that have prevailed in all our previous gales of used pianos, and which have made these Sales so attractive. Anderson.,........ $225 Lindeman Angelus (2) Armstrong 466 Farny Farrand Cecelian... $826 If thie month means MOVING, REFURNISHING or the beginning of HOUSEKEEPING, a visit to our store now Is bound Quality Furniture, Kev ta Rock-Bottom, Rugs and Carpets (¥=/-4-Jha Plain Figure Tags Opes Saturdays | Vatil 10 P. Lo Motor Delivertes Rverywhere Onin. FA inetes longs mirror 20x16; TOILET. ado} 9:59 Thane hice Pieces,’ as *iifastrated aanRAE NO OHNE ee 134 Used Pianos and 88-note Player-pianos ina Sale on Tuesday Next safe at _ itis the great op- .| portunity to make ihe dreams of your | children come true, An Upright Piano (Used) for as Little as $30. Easy Monthly Terms on Any Purchase. These {nstruments have all been (1) taken in exchange tn the la: lance, from the factory, and the five ANGELUS player-pianos which are from $68 to $156 less than their regular prices because the house that ordered them could not take them, and they have come to us for disposal. ‘Two of the grands have been used for concert and banquet purposes. The used instruments have been fon 1e over thoroughly in our own factory. They will give good service. They are priced on Used Ps a sd bao Hazelton.. Hasbrouck. Knabe. $626 Schomacker.............- 695 New hae and Used Player-pianos (All 88-note) Schomacker Ange esbe Fiasitons,. nabe Anj 510 ary inks Grand.......... ae 60 Lindeman An Janssen Angelus 6 wf Janssen Angelus. . ++ $245) 5 Auto.,...$465 RE $315 barre inh Angelus Ee oe p REY) Emerson Angelus. . irtzmann Auto. Ann. "g36s Chickering Fi Lindeman&Sons (@)$396 mate ‘Angelus $896! Emerson Angelus. .. JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at Ninth Street, New York. PANU ERO ER Are You Going to Move? 695 | Emerson ‘Angelus. - to repay you. , Open Monday and Saturday Evenings 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER red, and French bevel plate elrror! consisting of inches long; mirror 32x24; CHIF! COLUMBUS AVE. ABET. 103 &104 st with triplicate mirror, Sunday Word Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders, WCor.6" bu \3'St | a