The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1917, Page 4

ee a eee CO ~ fate Found Fatally shot. Vitale Hhdtier!, mate of a Pennsyl- Vania Reliroad steam lighter, the Phoenix, which lay at the foot of Bay treet, Jersey City last night, was found | fn Ria Dunk early to-day with a bullet) hole fa his abdomen. He was taken to} { | Bt Fraticis Hospital apd died there ‘Three members of the crew were taken to the police sition, Hut later die.) charged when the police found a letter, signed by the dead man and addressed to bia brother, In which he plainly indi. cated suicide. A DOMESTIC SOMERSAULT "That Happens Over Night. ie a matter of great concern the bread winner upon whose @florts the welfare of the family de- fre wre is suddenly and without warn- ck down and rendered help- BURNS AND EGAN FOILED WAR PLOT, DEFENSE IN COURT (Continued From First Page) purchase of ammunt of war during the enttre period to which the defendants’ evidence will relate MORGAN EMPLOYEE CHARGED WITH SELLING SECRETS. ns “In the early tall of 1915, employee of the Morgan rsonal profit, en 5, a faithless concerning ithe Grippe, which is at present ¢ behalf of the Eng ravaging the Atlantic Coast, has tish « ench Governments, includ caused much misery and suffering in ing the character and extent of their ''\" this direction. A charitable organ seauiremonis and the details tn that gecent reported thet sickness was connection, was to be imparted to the oll Chiat cause of poverty in this! io, who, curiously enough, hap- Tie Grippe renders its victims Pened to be not only counsel for the pe Ineapable once it takes| German Government tn a litigation ‘and the following suggestion is | then and still pending, but a personal eer oe. . ‘ | friend and fellow club member of the ‘or stubborn cough or cold! German Ambassador. that does not respond to usual treat-| spureuant to this unholy confeder- ment and which is often the forerun- | " ner of the Grippe, procure from any | 0¢Y: the Washington lawyer received Fellable druggist the celebrated Jo- {Tom his co-conspirator, as he himself hann Hoff's Malt Extract and heat | as admitteg, ‘by word of mouth or to the steam! f. point, sweeten with sending memorandums to Washing- sugar, and take preferably before | ton,’ a fund of illegitimate knowledge ring. Quick relief usually fol- amply sufficient to apprise the German mbasay of the concerns with whom oor is trestment, those convalescing from the | = ' alt Extract | Morgan firm had placed orders, Johann Hoft's id wit! the time, approximately, of deliveries, sawl sat Pen Hag Mates ro lost| and also the date of probable ship- flesh and vitality and in ad up | ments. the system in general.—Advt. “It is a matter of common knowl- OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & G 34th Streef—New York Will Close Out On Tuesday, January 23rd 400 Pairs Women’s Boots An Accumulation of This Season's Desirable Styles Gray suede, black kidskin with white tops; bronze, black and white kidskin with beaded vamps; and all black kidskin. All sizes are represented, but not in each style. Formerly Sold at 8.00, 9.00 and 10.00 Reduced to 5.75 No Approvals or Credits OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & G 34th Street New York On Special Sale, Tuesday 400 Envelope Chemises Of superior Crepe de Chine Women's envelope chemises in attractive models, flesh color, trimmed with fine laces and ribbons. Values 2.00 and £.60 1.65 Women’s Satin Underbodices 800 women’s underbodices (camisoles) of 1.00 washable satin, in pink or white, lace and ribbon trimmed. Specially Priced Women’s Silk Underwear Offering Very Special Values 3.95 2.95 2.95 2.95 2.95 3.95 6.90 Crepe de Chine Nightgowns. Crepe de Chine Petticoats. . Crepe de Chine Combinations. Washable Satin Knickerbockers. . Washable Satin Envelope Chemises. Washable Satin Petticoats. Washable Satin Nightgowns. . i i THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1917. furnished to the Humboldt | Me edge that this was the period during | SPP! which certain manufacturers of mu-| Fibre Ce nitions encountered unusual and un-| John | Ciitte Ww ai expected diMecultion; strikes occurred, | Washington wi from pl for the German Government in the case of machinery operated badly, and there terned prize ship Appar and we numere ysterious explo retary to C Ships Jaden with wr Mma- in court ly acting in terial had similar experience l and Thom NEW MUNITION BROKER AP. |former clerks in the PEARS ON SCENE. to get confidential the use of the German Am “This disquieting condition of af-| or anybo 80. fairs continued until the close of| He Is yekholder of th 1816, oF the beetnning of 1918, when [ant ,timnort Ammoclation of which the German Ambassad opular-| or Archibald 8. White, « banker and ly credited with having 1 an Intimate of Count von Bernatorff, cessation, or at least a su is President the disturbances, oO enough, they came to an abru mination about that time ‘But a new and more sordid speo- tacle was at once substituted for the advance ‘Inside information.’ A man velonging jeveland, ©, sudden ppeared in New York, by chane | SEEKS ADVICE E ON MALTBIE. | Comptroter ‘Wants to Know tf He In Safe in Paying Ite Salary. Comptroller Prenderg: that he tt announced | brother-in-law id of the ind joined t junition brokers. ngton lawyer, his ot ean te ken by Mr Prandergas st Wink attr William Hullock, Director of the vim the Wash) Bureau of City Inquiry, wrote him @ interest In the +4 that Mr. Maltble auto- matter ceasing, upon diverted, 1 his city Position (no- | his supply of secret and confidential parter) by retaining his natically ording to Information, and presently, the cot-|position with the Interstate Commerce ton linter business coming up, the | Commission Seymour & Seymour crew under the| Bullock also warns the Comptrotier | that he is perso onally responsible for sal- | aries illegally Bae jendership of Phillips, the new man's; former co-adventurer In the aviation | field, are found to be in touch with} an QUEENS TO ‘choo SE SHERIFF. “Are these letters and papers the) sastiee Cropae sort of private papers that the/ amendment of 1895 was designed to! Mandaman Morrow. Justice Cropsey In the Kings County protect? We submit with great con-| supreme Court to-day refused to Elbert | fidence that they are not.” Conklin of Jamaica a writ of mandamus | Assistant District Attorney Black |to prevent the special election of a! Sheriff to fill a vacancy in Queens) County to-morrow, The Court ruled that Gov, Whitman was within his rights in ordering the special election. 5 to be voted for are Sai read a stipulation by the prosecution and defense admitting certain facts | without testimony. Frederick Seymour was the first witness called by Mr. Black. He was! ys, yiitchell, Democrat, « Connolly miffering from neuralgia of the jaw | ization and Theodore W' Hepublican, who i# supposed to such an extent that he had to sucreptiti RT ibaa ro eSupport of Cassidy, the ex-Boss restored to citizen- | vhisper his answers and shave them — 's ago after serving a} repeated by a court officer. Hie swore he never gave authority to W. J. Burns to enter his office and copy certain papers already in evi- dence, These were memoranda of correspondence regarding require- ments of the Allies in munitions and jecision continues nd to-morrow, will three years: ll ESCAPES FROM BELLEVUE. serve the full __ SPECIAL NOTICES, - "ASK FOR and GET HORLICK’ Ss: THE ORIGINAL | MALTED MILK (Reap cubstitutes cost YOU came prin ellevue prison ward. The say he is @ pickpocket, but he ave been arraixend to-day on ‘of disorderly conduct in the| | Yorkville Court. He was arrested in| the subway on Jane 10, Next day he was sent to, Bellevue to be treated for eo dru bit. ManarYEallevite oMelals say the escape 1s the first from that institution tn seven years, Thirty prisoners are in the pris- on ward. __ Lord @ Tay lor FIFTH AVENUB foemes Men’s High-Grade Footwear A sale offering extraordinary values, when the present high cost of leathers is considered. Oe Tan Calf and Gun Metal Lace Boots 315 $5.95 Smart pairs English Last Dark Tan Calf Lace Boots | y ) | 430 $6.85 Splendid pairs Wearing Boot Ground Floor ota 8 ae ee RN EN ORR ee ees mmcemmomms | er OG OS OS 0) a 0S 0S 0 TRAUMA RAH WNaBDO | U MARR. HN &BRO | ‘| ss (9 ——=, se Open Saturdays Our Liberal Credit } “tat 10 P. M. Terms apply also} | We Close to Long Island, Evenings al New Jersey and & Willlam and Mary Period DiningRoom Suite, In Jacobean Oak, | Soneiytios ef BUFFET inches lone with HINA se jsteel buckle like hers, m years old, FEAR MISSING JERSEY WOMAN ENDED LIFE Relatives of Miss Smit ss Smith of Orange Believe Gloves and Hat Found on Sea Wall Are Hers, The family of Miss Emina Vietorta Smith of No. 262 Park Avenue, Or- ange, N. J., who has been missing since Saturday morning, fears #he hag committed suicide, Word was re. ceived this afternoon from the Staten Island police that « woman had found on the wall of Sailors’ Snug Harbor & Pair of tan gayntiet gloves of the size Miss Smith wore and a biack velvet hat with a blue band and a Miss Smith, who was forty-two had been employed for years In a Newark jewelry house, A sreat rush of Christmas shopping | kept her busy on the books for weeks, | and Saturday morning she started for the office In spite of her mother's protest that she was too ill to work. Her father, Lynn 8. Smith, and her brother-in-law, William G. McCurdy, have gone to Staten Island to seek further traces of her, | Hicks and Slexel Win House Seats, |BILLY AND ‘MA’ SUNDAY DROPIN ON WORKERS HERE Evangelist Arrives tives From Boston and Visits Metropolitan Tower, Where Campaign Is Being Planned. Billy Sunday, fresh from his labors in Boston, where his revival closed last night, arrived here to-day and visited the offices in the M@ropoil- tan Tower, where the committee in obarge of his New York campaign is at work. “Ma” Sunday and Homer A. Rodeheaver, Billy's chelr leader, were with him. Mr. Sunday looked pretly well fag- ged out and admitted it. He expressed himself as pleased with the prelimin- ary arrangements made for the “spring drive” which he will launch here against Satan in April. Follow- ing a trip to Lawrenceville, N. J., this afternoon to see Billy jr who is in school there, the evangelist and his wife will go to their home in Winona, Ind. for @ week's rest. Rodeheaver will address a meeting Bethany Chapel, — Sixty-seventh at Street and First Avenue, this evening. | SS BLUE SKY LAWS UPHELD. ’| Aote of Three States te Carb Stock Fraeds Conetitational, WASHINGION, Jan, 22.—Blue sky wf three States—Ohio, South Da- nd Michigan—designed jo curb f fraudulent securities, were to- Gay upheld ae conatitutional by the Su. preme Court. The court hola that authority. exer- WASHINGTON, Jan, 22.—The House to-day indorsed the report of its Mlec- tion Committee favoring Representa- tive Hicks, Republican, Firs clsed te not cess of the State's York District, and | Represe: Spoites ‘powers’ and that the law te not Jegel, Republican, Twentieth ve burden uy erat eratate k, In contests for their sea! — the sale of st ment, and perfect i in every detail of the piano maker's art, the Waters Piano is not an experiment, but a time- Established 70 Years Old in name, but new and up-to-date in improve- tried instrument of the highest quality. Waters prices and terms are reasonable, and it certainly pays to buy a good piano at a moderate price, rather than an inferior one, chea The new artist’s model Waters-Autola player- piano, by reason of important and exclusive features, is the perfect player and a long way in advance of most of the best known player-pianos, Have a demonstration or send postal for cata- logue with prices and terms. Horace Waters & Co. 134 Fifth hye near 18th ame ith St., near 8th Ave. |e) EVENINGS | 371 E. 149th St., earth Ave kK Important Sales of Girls’ and Children’s Wear to be comtinued on the Second Floor to-morrow, offer excellent values. GIRLS’ & CHILDREN’S WASHABLE DRESSES (sizes 6 to 14 years) at $1.95, 2.50, 3.65, 4.25, 7.25 & 9.75 GIRLS’ MIDDY BLOUSES (sizes 6 to 20 years) 4 ke 95c. LITTLE CHILDREN’S WASHABLE WHITE FROCKS sizes 6 months to3years . . . 85c. sizes 6 months to 5 years, $1.10, 1.65, 2.00 WASHABLE COLORED FROCKS sizes2toSyears . . $1.50, 1.90, 2.35 Also Little Children’s Brushed Woo! Sets (Muff, Scarf and Cap), for children of 2 to 4 years, $1.50 1.85 at . . . . . . . . Infants’ Knitted Worsted Wrappers, | The Fancy Needlework Department will offer attractive values to-morrow in A Sale of Stamped Lingerie cut from excellent quality nainsook, made up and stamped ready for embroidering. The prices quoted are remarkably low. 65c. & 95c. ’ 65c. 50c. & 75c. Nightrobes Pantene x Envelope Chemises cee ee ane Drawer Combinations . . Also Stamped Centerpieces of white linen (sizes 22, 27 and 36 inches) ; respectively » « + 45c., 60c. & $1.00 Stamped Dresser and Chiffonter Scarfs of hay TABLE KEE $10.98 EMTSETET TORS TTT TT ETT EN TTT TT TINT — 3 Avn.Con.84" Sr.: aauiatauccnccacdon white linen 18x45 Inches and 18x54 inches); respectively . 65c. & 75c. Stamped Tubular Pillow Cases (seamless); 45c. 25c. (sizes perpalr «© + + © 2 + ¢ Stamped Pillow Slips of white pique, (Fourth Floor, Madison Avenue section) Fifth Avenue- Madison Avenue, New York @. Altman & Cn. Decided Price Reductions have been made in the remaining stock of \ Women’s & Misses’ Fur Garments (sizes incomplete) Fur Muffs and Fur Neckpieces all of which are now marked at prices offering extraordinary values (Fur Department, Third Floor) Superior-quality Handkerchiefs FOR MEN AND WOMEN will be on sale to-morrow at special prices.’ MEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed . . . per dozen $2.30 & 2.50 Plain, hemstitched, perdozen .. $2.95, 4.25 & 5.50 WOMEN’S SHEER LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed . . . per dozen $1.80 & 2.50 | Plain, hemstitched, perdozen . . .. . $1.80 & 2.30 In white plaid or with tape border perdozen . . . + « « » $§50 With hand-embroidered scalloped edge per half-dozen, inbox . . $1.85 A Sale of Men’s Shirts and Silk Neckwear all spectally priced, will afford an excellent purchasing opportunity for to-morrow. | MEN'S SHIRTS Negligee Shirts of fine-quality madras, showe ing woven stripes in color (also including a variety of staple striped effects); with soft Mk oe Se oe ae Negligee Shirts, of satin-stripe Japanese Habutai silk imported by B. Altman & Co.; exceptional value . . . $5.85 e MEN'S SILK NECKWEAR Four-in-hand Scarfs, in a large assortment of attractive patterns and colors, 65c. & 5c, Four-in-hand Scarfs (made !n workrooms in the establishment), featuring rich imported silks In handsome designs and color effects, $1.45 1 \ Pepbiimeanay tater la er vies Wie por Lagu’ (aamar UE | (Men's Wear, First Floor) ~ — OEE