The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1917, Page 7

ta Wega cab wen cg ae A RBA FRENDS OF SWAN “ASSL COVERNOR victing Others in Strauss Case. MOVEINBAFF CASE) swcteitcivsc recommended to Judge Rosalsky ia os the Court of General Sessi SWANN ASKS DISCHARGE OF TEN HELD IN MURDER Prosecutor Has No Hope of Con- “Dopey Benny” in St. and Second “ nues very early in the flew, Nine others were indicted with Fein for murder in the first degree. ‘Wexler, in and Joseph Miller, alias “Jew Mur: SE Net ge RE li RRO Re SRN Rp "rt ~* THE EVENING WORLD, charge of Benjamin fein, alias phys etlected aa! the two Déet cares! “Dopey Benny,” from custody, al- | though he is under indictment for murder in the first degree. Fein's quitted om their trial. Assistant District At' met the “Chick Tricker” gang Mark's Place between First rmenened te murder chi . 9 1914, Frederick | cio, Harry rdon, Ji aged clerk of the City | now imprisoned ppened along as the bullets | Kappler, a fugit!’ nd one of them killed him, alias “Little Abe; Irv. alias “Waxy Gordon, 'y will consider. Politics Influenced Whitman in Supplanting Prosecutor, They Charge. While District Attorney Swann de- clared to-day he could not under- stand why Gov. Whitman had di- rected Attorney “oneral Lewis to @end an assistant to this city to sup- plant him in the prosecution of the remaining Barnet Baff murder cases, friends «f the District Attorney were | }} not slow to ascribe the Governor's ‘unexpected action to political motives. Mr. Swann says there has been no delay in trying the cases that has not | been unavoidable. He declares the accused men would have been brought ta trial long ago if he had been able \to get a judge. “It is not my right to question any act of my superior or ask any reason for any order he may issue,” sald Mr, Swann. “I bave not been offi- clally notified by the Governor that 1 have been supplanted in the Baft vases, but over the telephone to-day the Attorney General's office in Al- bany informed me Gov. Whitman had - (saued the order last Saturday.” Mr. Swann said from what he gathered in to-day's telephone con- versation no reason had been given to Attorney General Lewis by the Governor for taking the case out of his hands. ‘The assignment of a Deputy At- torney General and a corps of as- sistants to prosecute the cases means an additional expense to the County, which at present has under pay in Vistrict Attorney Swann's office two men, O'Malley and Brothers, who have devoted a great amount of time | to the cases, two convictions for mur- der in first degree resulting from their efforts, O'Malley and Brothers were on the staff of Gov, Whitman when he | was District Attorney. | Gov. Whitman acted on the appll- cation of Walter R. Deuei, counsel for Antonio Cardinale, brought back from: Italy to testify in the case, and for Giuseppe Arichiella, now in the death house at Sing Sing following | his conviction in the Balt case. Joseph and Jacob Cohén, David Jacobs and Abraham Graff, who, It is alleged, played a part in the raising of the murder fund, are the men who | will be prosecuted by the Deputy At- | torney General. They were admitted to bail in the sum of $25,000 each on April 6 with the consent of District Attorney Swann, Supreme Court Justice Tompkins has fixed bese 28 as the date they will go to trial. had atta Smet ing. 810,900 In Voted to Mayor for Mili- lining. tary Census. At a spectal meeting of the Board of Estimate yesterday $10,000 was voted to Mayor Mitchel out of the gency fund of $260,000 t ne Board of Alder- the money n with the faken by | e on Nattonal errr BONWIT TELLER. &.CO, The Specialty Shop of Onginalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ANNOUNCE FOR WEDNESDAY Slip-on two-piece gowns of crepe de chine bordered in gold soutache braid- In white and summer colorings. Figured Georgette crepe gowns designed on simple lines with guimpe and sleeves of white Georgette crepe. Smart simple gowns made of Georgette crepe mounted over good quality silk In the favored shades. An Extraordinary Special Sale of WOMEN’S HIGH-CLASS GOWNS Greatly Reduced to 28.50 | Included Are Typical Bonwit Teller & Co. Modes for the Summer Season. Coat frocks of crepe de chine. Jacket of solid color with skirt of white, bor- dered in color to match jacket. Crepe de chine gowns, combined with Georgette crepe in plain tailored effects; appropriate for walking or travel. White Georgette crepe gowns with bor- ders of Georgette crepe in Pompadour and polka dot design. GB. Altman & Cn. A Reduction Sale of Trimmed Hats FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND JUNIORS will offer very decided price advantages for to-morrow (Wednesday). Many smart straws for Spring and Summer (as well as a selection of Sports Hats) will be included in the following: Women’s and Misses’ Trimmed Hats reduced to. ; ‘ - $5.00 & 7.50 mmed Hats $2.50 & 3.75 Girls’ and Juniors’ ° reduced to. e . . (Millinery Department, First Floor) A Special Offering of Imported Hand-embroidered Lingerie now in progress, will be continued to-morrow (Wednesday ) SAFE STORAGE FOR FURS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES Boys’ Washable Suits AT RADICALLY REDUCED PRICES be a feature of seasonable interest to-morrow in the Department on the Sixth Floor. will This offering will comprise an unusually attractive selection of smart little Suits (sizes 3 to 10 years), taken from the regular stock to make way for incoming assort- ments and reduced to $1.95 & $2.90 American-made Toilet Articles specially riced for to-morrow, will comprise Bath Brushes $1.25 | Nail Brushes, 15c. Tooth Brushes, !5c. Ss Bath Sprays 1.40 Tourist Cases, lined Hatr Brustes 75c. | with rubber, $2.00 Toilet Necessaries for the Summer season, for home or travel use, are obtainable at moder- ate prices in the regular stock of the Toilet Goods Department. A specialty is made of fine perfurnes and complexion requisites. Hitth Avenue-Madtaon Avenue, New York the District Attorney, were ac- torney Roesch says jurors will not convict on the ngsters. The others recommended for discharge on the are August fg ay “serving fifty years in Joliet for robbing a Chicago Rosenberg, alias “Mor- and Anna Britt. Judge TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1917. The World ’s Greatest Player Piano Value The most EFFICIENT and ECONOMIC manufacturing facilities together with a tremendous factory output make it pos- sible for Bloomingdales’—the sole owners of the Walters Piano Co,—to offer the new and Unrivalled Tri-Solo Melodist «WALTERS: 88-Note Player Piano = 939512 On Terms of ‘2 a Week Hier 68. LL ERAT ATA Price Includes Beautiful Music Roll, Cab- inet, Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls of Music (Your Own Selection) and Delivery to your home. There is no other Player Piano at $395—with- out interest or extras of any kind—that compares with the WALTERS. This is the unanimous verdict of every one who has heard the new Tri- Solo Melodist Walters Player Piano with its new expression devices. = Knowledge of music is NOT required to operate eI it; in fact, a little familiarity with the expression fz devices enables anybody to render any selection E with wonderful effect. From every point of excellence by which Player Pianos can be judged, the WALTERS is superior to instruments offered elsewhere at very much higher prices. Come and judge for yourself. Our 1917Style ‘B’ Walters Piano The Biggest Value on the Market at [al 220 [=] On Terms of $1 a Week Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery pel — JUHI Walters Upright Pianos.......... $225 to $310 Walters Player Pianos +++e+-8395 to $500 Walters Grand Pianos $525 to $575 Erhard Upright Pianos .., $325 to $400 Erhard Player Pianos . $525 to $600 Erhard Grand Pianos.. $650 to $1100 EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for the beautiful new Walters or Erhard Piano or Player Piano. We will make a liberal allowance and let you pay the balance at the rate of $1 a week on a Piano or $2 @ week on a Player Piano. Upon request a representative will call. Send for our 1917 catalogue Piano Salesrooms, Third Floor. BOOK OF Poultry and Dogs May Be Had FREE At All Branch Offices of The World A handsome compendium of all Dog and Poultry adver- tisements published in one day—Sunday, March 4th-— with interesting articles by experts on the breeding and g of fancy birds and canines. May be obtained by mail by writing The Dog and Poultry Dept., New York World | sae ig ies : Rein ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Y4 39th to 60th Street Sports Coats and Smocks (J “THE HOME OF TRUTH UlMbe J Lex.to3d Av. hb. 3i08 Announcing Summer —were never more attuned to that gladsome season than these just unpacked, as fresh and radiant as a rose. Scores of them—in ideal Summer shades—in sizes for girls and grown-ups, at prices that will urge a liberal Summer supply. 8 Models at 98 Illustrated. Blazer coat model, with crinkle crepe stripes, Prett; contrast of white in pockets, is and collar. Others include a simple sailor's middie, with blacice "9 knot. A jean slip-over model with dainty colored smocking; color contrast in collar, pockets and cuffs. Another has overlaid side panels from which hang loose pockets; one with side-plaited panels has a V-yoke with contrasting coliar and pockets, Three Coat models of feature various shaped collars and pockets introducing color con- trast. ‘At Bloomingdales’ After the Storm— Umbrellas That Need Repairing ‘You may think your umbrella beyond repair, but our umbrella experts ve restored many wrecks. Umbrellas recovered = with waterproof gloria for 93c, Re- covered with tape edge i silk, $1.63, Re-covering with sill taffeta, in black or colors, $2.88, Write or phone Plaza 5900 for our ‘wagon. Main Floor, "At Bloomingdales’ Economy in Foodstuffs ° means the preservation of food—and in this connection the Refrigerator has its important mission to fil]. Every housewife knows that a poor refrigerator 1 Model at $1.69 Mlustrated model of beach cloth, has cut-away front. Belt extends around and buttons in back. Rose, green or blue. ° 2 Models at $1.98 ted crepe slip-over smocks, with yoked back, large white circular collar, buttons in front, envelope pockets, sash with tassel ends. Also one daintily smocked with all around pointed collar (front point with tty tassel) buttoning in back, illustrated. Fine Coat model of mercerized jean | grosgrain with rolled shoulder. point collar, sash with tassel ends, pockets and cuffs in pretty con- trasting color, $2.93 jecond Floor, ‘At Bloomingdales’ is Normal Vision enables a person to see close or distant objects without exerting a strain on the eyes, Perfect vision is not as common as the layman thinks. Our registered optometrists, through the aid of the latest scientific instruments, will tell you whether or not your case requires glasses. Eycglasses fitted to comfortable Nosepieces or spectacles as low as $1.50. Main Floor, means ‘waste and loss, while an efficient, safe refrigerator means savir® in Food, Ice and Health. Only the best makes are on sale in our Housefur- nishing Department, as follows: . Alaska Refrigerators, $20.98 to $113.50. Star Refrigerators, $9.98 to $49.69, Hygienic Refrigerators, $8.25 to $30.98. Nursery Refrigerators, $2.79 to $5.49. The chief points to be considered in the selection of a Refrigerator are Construction Circulation Insulation and Materials All of these points have been well taken care of in the makes we offer for sale, and no matter what price you pay, you may depend upon getting full value. At Bloomingdales Furniture Dept. Offerings Willow Arm Chairs, $3.25| Porch Rockers Alinost the! $1.95 entire chair | prigh pers be of French| breed scat “3 wil in ish Rock tie cane erstomatch | Joe Netu- for $4.00. | ral of green a Cretonne | finish, Lim- Feye rsible | ited quanti- various pat-|ty #t this terns, $1.25. | price 10-Piece Dining Room Suite, $157.75 Exact reproductions of Queen Anne period furniture. Mahogany or American walnut veneer neatly finished. Buffet is 54 inches long, fitted with 3 mirrors, China Closet is 44 inches long. Serv- ing Table is 34 inches wide. Dining Table has 48-inch top and ex- tends to 6 feet. Five Side Chairs and 1 Arm Chair with Spanish leather seats. Sold separatgly it desired, as follows Buffet, $39.75 | China Closet, $33.75 | Serving Table, $18.50 Chair, 6.75| Dining Table, 27.50 | Arm Chair, 9.50 10-Piece Dining Room Suite, $110 A reproduction of Queen Anne period furniture in jacobean finish similar to the above suite. Buffet is 5 feet long, fitted with three mirrors and six logs. China Closct is 44 inches long. © Scrv- ing Table is 34 inches wide, Dining Table has 48-inch top and extends to 6 feet. Five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair, with brown Spanish leatier seats, Sold separately as follows: Buffet, $31.50 China Closet, $26.00 | Serving Table, $10.00 Chair, 3.78 Dining Table, 17.00 | Arm Chair, 6.75 Fourth Floor, mar nhanaren ro BLOOMINGDALES Pix 38 90 Ave" i i i H H i ‘ ATs on