The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1917, Page 4

chat rieemereeeennnsneenteetiniaaiiti ites ent ein sd ; is THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 238, 1917. MOTHER KILLS 3 “CHILDREN. | | ster CIMan Eyrey. containing pulees, FEARS OF CASHIER es NO ORDER GIVEN oo bat been rigidly ete CR puinture hereof, ny che we te eer — SS ae N W Odd about it or giving It @ thought,” HOBA fe dan. 23-- MPa, | Cc S itIcs apt, CW. Baird, U. 8. A., who al defending St. George, asked that the charge against Client bo dis- BEFORE TRICING, missed, (Capt, Baird ald the evidence UT, Obfe., Jan. &i--Mra. J. W. ruin wat, O1RUs way, GIRLE. Worroll, forty-etx years old, wife of a Roslyn, L. 1, ts trying to solve farmer ilving near Mountainview, Killed] the servant girl problem by open GOOD MONET 6! oh ip Putaaen COMtty pane : } re Was no Intention on St. herself and three chiltren yesterday! in) ite dig community house to right arm, but not in usual way. For having {t hurt x Gare 8 part to disobey ae oat Rheumatism, He said It was not entirely clear that R VATE 8 i ARS such an order had been given. Lame Back, anltior Hatch took St. George's case Any Loeal S advi i) She took the children to a ravine . ’ on the farm, prayed, and then gave] the hired help. BONDS FROM FIRE Ulla he has received, respectively, $1,250, $500 and CONNECTICUT MAN {# dying from lockjaw ment. M.Girx 2 & ¢, —-—- caused by scratch of his collar button. —— — fone a. Premonition of Danger Caused] — noncat xritiNa brooming big industry in Mon- ‘second "Spreadeagle” Victim Comper The Hiprene Coun 564-666 ane 868 Avenue, 460 ano 4717 S13, , * ‘omposers, the Supreme Cow . - ano eri bi aco Se- | tana because of the demand for furs in Eastern States, Insists Punishment Followed | putes, nave a right to be paid for |= ° curities to Safety Vault. MUCH of the prodigious salaries paid movie actors Plea for Food. their music when other people eat ; To make room for Spring Im- — ia in stage money, legislative committees suspects from soup to tt. badeletadiahs Mh diahdalalsh oes ' The premonition of a bank cashier | tax investigation. Further testimony that the “spread- . aisinial be saved $260,000 In Government bonds WHEN PAPENG tn Missourl man's a portations—all Winter Ap |[rrrain's ee tur ceen to| ant ie scce the neg cate ar oie morning through the old five-story | she had already divorced him and married again tn an- ] ° ed hd brown-etone building at Nos, 81-831 other ety, parel 1S now arrang INCO || nronaway, The building, which for many years AFTPR THE STORK had left twins, Joseph Mar- has been a landmark, Is occupied in| cink! of Terre Haute thought it would visit him no more, small groups Tee for prompt the basement and the sub-basement| but it has just left triplets, increasing his brood to ten, by the Mercantile Lunch, on the first engiing” of the five privates of the 5 Second Field Artillery at their armory in the Bronx on the order of Lieut. 8, A. Bpencer was the result of their request for food was brought out at to-day’a hearing at Fort Hamilton, where the men are on trial on charges Acker, Merrall & Condit has insisted that the men were nirapped to. the gua carriages ‘e- EST. Company 1820 Luke Henry, Chief Kenlon’s chauf- FAILURE AS AN ARTIST, cause they failed to obey orders to Kelly fell downstaira into. the ub- I) LIFE Private Eimer Bt. Gi us ‘s oO o od Private Eh Bt. Geo as on be basement. Honry went after bim and SHE TRIES 10 END LIFE telat (vay, a ane Paves Max | Olive Oil—In Satie abies to Ua ecauty its value brought him out. Both had to be —a Kellerman having been closed yeater- Mele tl oie e cle e bof dtl ae foe, one tended by Dr. Archer, Kelly was sent | Wilhelmina j- day. St. G testified that he and | Only the finest grades of French an > seen ve td quarters with @ cut hand and a Solmonska Takes Poi- “ay amreaia: REA Deen 1h cially low prices—this um is made from selected, rij M 4 floor by the Lioyd-Italiano Steamship selection at mere f TACHIONS — |\Company, on the necond oor by ©. B. Richard & Co, bankers and ee iY brokers, and on the upper floors by of original prices. By Eisner breasts hgeomn Shortly before closing time yester- day the cashier for Richard & Co., his four comrades had been in the $ to $] 75 G ——at $65 & $85 Sin is ta door, #414 to] »prained back, and Henry with sey-| S07 On Fall River Line Boat fara house without food since the it is pure, who! ind Ithful—this qu owns Bard 7 eral etitches in his face. and May Die. revious evening when a sergeant re- ha never before been offered ‘at rices as low as these. 1D EVENING “Things aro a itftle upset here and! The blaze was under control after! Digcouraged by her fail 1 jeabed Whees 084 told em of the - ‘ je er I a FOR STREET—AFTERNOON AN! NING WEAR. Ive got $260,000 in Government bonds.) tures nour’ work, nearty all the dam | recognition as on artist after many work to be done in the horee ring. Hygae Apel sa" age being confine oO je premises o} H Hi $ $ $ Mr. Richard pooh-poohed the cagh-|the Mercantile Lunch, in the kitehon |Yee® of hard work, Miss Withelmina | “When we reached the floor of the’ Qlive Oil— Olive Oil— $] 25 to 225 Wra s—at & 95 ler’s fears. of which it is thought to have origi- | Solmonska, forty-two years old, who @rmory,” said St. George, “wo as' Finest French: Finest Italian: p “What are you afraid off” he de. | nated: Mr. Hichard was loud in his| sald she lived at the Young Women's If we might have eome food before} Rising Sun Brand— Excelsior Brand— ‘ th d floor. The - ¢ ‘ ‘lea: *Y eC jottle.... . 4 . thenated at $20,000, sihtecthcectadte: mercury tablets in @ stateroom of tho declared Lieut. Spencer yelled: “You (arse Botilé 70 58 pil Gallon Tin ae 1 4 —— steamer Providence of the Fall River men are still prisoners and I'm going paid | wens oS . oe Gl Ice Cream Plant to Take Place of! Line early to-day. She is in the Hud- to feed you when I get good and $7 5 to $ | 45 Suits —at $38 & $58 rast Company. banda Brewery. son Street Hospotal in a serious comdi- rvady.” Derm ach Policeman Jacoby smelied smoke} WASHINGTON, Jan, 23. — at | tion. As was the case at i A Wh yesterday's trial ies FOR STREET AND AFTERNOON WEAR—FUR-TRIMMED. for half an hour before he finally | Washington will lose in the output of| The woman boarded the boat at much of the testimony to-day was de- ror | located st coming from the windows | beer In caso the Sheppard dry bill goes| Fall River last night, went to her voted to the question of whether Lieut: | Com Finest N Coffee—Plantation....1b. 28 135 .12| A Popular Breakfast Blend. { of the detective agency. Fire chiefs |‘*roug will be made up in an in-jstatercom immediately and nothing ed " ad ; Tea—Special Orange Pekoe— $95 to $] 65 Coats—at $5 5 & $7 5 came in force; first Chief Binns, then | colt stone ant’ Was + iC Pier No. Min the North ponents freleert a Sc Cearentee: P Sroall sweet ker rels.1.60 14 PD. 10 6 lb. 3S Chief “Smoky Joe” Martin, and final. | bre he National Capital Com-| River at 8 o'clock this morning. She ¢ised that his auperior officer had given | # €a&—A., M. & C.— OF RICHEST MATERIALS, LUXURIOUSLY TRIMMED WITH FUR, || ly Chief Kenion, ‘Three alarms brought peny-cforany announced i iy wini| hon summoned a steward and told 004 (nA Ne ear read ie wan | Selected Early June.140 12), Pa of rhe ’ apparatus until Broadway Plant “and an'ice cream factory. “If the | Mim she was ill Peaches—Noreca— ing $1.00 a pound quality. DP y was lined brahibition Dill goes through, nae st| She tol n on the surprise of his fe when he was | f eaches: rec , i b F C TROD Tia SPL LUWR TRICLSA? ied mae will be ‘converted imme: | who was ca a en strapped to the aun carriage. Cross- sik od Pi . i . > oe Noreca Fancy | throw the downtown section, ately, three tabi: fh e Ury .xaminatios ‘led St ana Fashionable Fur Coats tareugh the downtown sietion, and Eaten ey Rae three tablets of bichloride of mercury examination failed to shake st. Sliced Pineapple Head.......+...3 Ibs, 9 py about the order. | | See Sete Bai 14 oy ceed tha order | stewing Figs—Ib... -18/ Bacos—Elm City—Ib..... 26 were at work in the wholesale provision| Was told she might dle she finally declared that he had Issued the order | Cheese—Cream— "3 testim Spence Alleged Burglar Captared. ‘first refused to give her name e bel 4 Informed by a neighbor that burglars|names of her friends, but when sho bel at $95—$185—$375—$550—$750—$950 upwards. Sees lorauloaae eee, Formerly $195 to $1750. HR ado Pt Ri eT HUDSON from the Old Slip Station, Considerable dimculty was expert.|storo of J. Cohen at No. 175 south Bec. | consented. She said she had placed jn a loud tone, He admitted that Regular zc cake Boneless Breakfast pit enced in locating tho blaze, but hot |0nd Street, Williamsburg, early to-day, | her Pictures In many exhibitions, but tater he had gone to the men and Agta 23 Fur Coatees and Shoulder Capes— als soon rovenied Tt tm the base: [purse snieea ine wunlaed Gta; Chat (MC? DAG ROTGS TL TIED AUS waked ‘them how they felt anout| Crawford Cr ee ment. Tho firemen attacked it by|® fight subdued and arrested @ |tackling the job. creamy. oreca—Import: tyle. scribing. himself as Mic 4 at $75—$95—$375. Formerly $195 to $525. cutting holes through the floor and|twentyenine years old. Siichael, Simiaky. ‘VESSEL A COAL BARGE, |_Sergt. Harold Green, who tied the The special sale of canned goods at exceptionally | proceeding to drown it. eae eer ‘ike 12 Ruleved NOT THE DEUISCHLAND men to the gun carriages on Lieut. low prices will continue until February 1st While groping in. the dark with (tial ta rating ty Spencer's order, was asked by Major Harry J. Hatch, presiding officer, what the men about the armory , | Passed Night in Outer Harbor at Seemed to think of the punishment New London and Started Rumors = of U Boat’s Arrival. OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & G porno sens . ) ° harbor better than the Jey shores of | be ty | the Le sumed its real ide 34th Street—New York lat ee ruein Ae ganidlasewell ‘ ered there was absolutely no use of Important Clearance Sale Wednesday rumora of the arrival ef we Deutach: ) eg the olty, Ps 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street 1 to-day they did not \ ' J 9 Deursoliands rensitad a: nt men : rd trip to this country, Recital, Chickering Hall, Wednesday, Jan. 24, at 3 P. M. S 5 Fu r Coats a nd Furs | Would Orr __ Frances Pelton-Jones, Harpsichord; Louise MacMahan, Soprano; Clarence Adler, Pianist ) A ak " | ” frewrec cen cen en oem cen vem OO EC OS NN At Final and Extraordinary Reductions HANDS I CHLORES PRANK ae 8 The January Sale j Emulating “Movie A Actors, They Smeared Each Other's Faces With Poisonous Stuff. PARIS, Jan, 23.-—The “Hands in Black Gloves’ mystery was dispelled | In the newspapers to-day It turns out tha blackened euch ot! moving pictur used to black infected. the youn; | leaving blotches, ptm] Fearing to admit to thelr parents Women’s Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 42 to 45 inches long; large dyed skunk collar. Reduced to Women’s Footwear Providing exceptional economies in Boots of Smart Style and Standard Qualities, of- fered for this event at Greatly Reduced Prices 95.00 Women’s Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 45 inches long, deep collar and cuffs of natural skunk. Reduced to ore of children *, emulating substance 125.00 apparently we Baga and eruptions. . —— that they did it themselves, the chil- dren invented a fan tastic gory abe mut : — Women’s Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 45 | itehabea” ah ion hind pfs eg High Cut Black Wena Hlcck eather High Cut Black inches fong; collar, cuffs and wide border of 150.00 metal [eens Ve chistes Boots ; bia | Shoge Boots \ natural skunk. Reduced to | Walle) dis pol tie milser ants: Formerly $6.00 a pair a er ee Formerly $8.00 a pair » oa vase $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 Flexible, laced through large eyclets Chareh Chotr, The fact that a Women's Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 45 | inches long, trimmed with deep collar, cuffs and > 165. ri}e) girl ts a cabaret entertat ner does not Patent and Dull Leather and with strap sup- Finest grade Patent and a | e ® church vith orts, Made on the Leath B ff wide border of natural skunk. Reduced to ) vewation Boots with tops of black Bor Peng dull Lea her Boots, plain r n Park cloth or dull kid; Louis XVI. All sizes, toes or simulated tips; Cus s Dale Winte ‘th last ee ee eee emcee aw oes a i /1. hee Women's Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 42 Bites ae necuasd '& slcrae at evita: or Cuban heels. _ cons @ ban or Louis XVI. heels, \ but Rev. Brushingham, refuses Seoond Floor caburet singer's book- | to 48 inches long, plain or trimmed with natural skunk or fox. Reduced to emcee moe ee eee aa eae emcees eae comm 195.00 ae ee seme ae: January Sale Muslin Underwear, Corsets Negligees, Petticoats and House Dresses | a Women's Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 45 inches long, deep collar, cuffs and wide border of | 225.00 taupe fox or natural skunk. Reduced to } THE “ROYAL” WAY o Open an Account nd in # short time } ou own s home of Interest in this important event is 1t. The compicteness Sale of 175 Fur Muffs—oitering Extraordinary Values “Fumiture of the assortments, the standards of quality, the economy of prices are maine “| ) urn ee soenenetenseneetesneynenenaneneneneesneenanesnnns* tere soeeqeremenmcesieeans ane tained throughout the entire month. To make the last week of this most successful Sale noteworthy, each department features Offerings Which Establish a New Record for Value Giving Second Floor oes re eee In Conjunction with this Sale A Presentation of New Blouses Is Announced AVE CORNFR Third Floor 156 S1| Bl gue . Of Hudson Seal, Natural Nutria, Kolinsky Muskrat, French Seal and Australian Opossum. Reduced to 8.50 Entire Stock of Fur Scarfs, Stoles, Muffs and Novelties To Be Closed Out at Extreme Price Reductions S09 09 0 0 SS 0 0 es =O 0 0 onan aan ecen ane E 3037 ong