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I l1lE WOl LDi WFDNESb1y V NING APRIL 22 191
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< tEAT WElCOME I
I fORNW KAISER
longest of All the Ocean Grey
iLl hounds Is Greeted Vocifer
ft ously as She Steams Up
F North River to Her Pier
NS MARVEL OF FLYERS
S Ihb Completes Her Maiden Voalo
i Across the Atlantic In Masterly
Style but was Not Crowded to
Her Limit of Speed
Kilter Wllhelm IT tile longest and
most luxurious snip nlloat formally
pne < J to cert tea the new fireproof
Jera ot tin North German Lloyd line
At JJobokcn when she docked there to
day after her maiden trIo over yens
5Thro was no Intention of trying for n
record and tho xouihorn route ns
Cbo en making the voyage 110 mif
longer than the usual rcutn Tho VOMPI
which left Cherbourg at 1 oclock taut
Thvraday morning crossed the liar nt
Bandy IJook at 1015 oclock last ovun
log making her trip Just one hour short
cieJx 1 ilaa
KoboUen Uiitliniluktlr
But this didnt dampen Hoboken en
thusiasm In reaeivlns her Ever Mncc
Ma jrroat pier fire Hoboken has been
Without any express steamer serxlcc
anti It has made n dlffcience In tlio u
Mlpts of the cabmen the hotel Koepcia
the IpnEshoremen otheru depuiulont
e feaara or leas on the steamship business
for a living
They were all at the new Pier No 2
When the Kaiser came towering In like
I an ocean skyscraper A little German
baud stood dawn In front and blared
II Dlo Wacht am Ilhfln back at the
reamers band which waa oioAinK pl
trlotitilly on the quarterdeck vnile
the Ucrmitn longolioicmui danced
around und wept on cacti outers utclt
1h2 eerVecentpatrlOtISn
JJIhi llnnr llclilnil Itecunl
Iha record Js almjst eight lioura be
hind that attained by her mal the
HamburgAmulean liner Dcutsehlind
on her inuldoii ioyau over thu hurter
S route
Uullt b maintain an average speed of
5 Juiota tho beat aveiuga Him nialn
allied on this trip wax UJO knots In
tba run to thJar from Saiuuckvt
When all fear of icebergs WUII over a
Meed of 23ad knots WU maintained
Capt HoKominn royuitea Cite dully
runs aa toliowi M7 560 540 531 M2 und
ito She coal coniumed averaged tlnO
ton and all of her four quuaiuplu ex
p11 lon ensmes were In HOI vice tliruuKn
out the voyage The hleheatvdally run
of W mile is canslderaoly ha > tut lie
D eut chl ndn great record of GUI knots
Think libe n Flyer
herr poors Plate ol the North Ocr
Inca Lloyd who made tho maiden trip
with tbo Dig vessel eald on his arrival
that though no attempt had been mad
tor fc tecord on the present pasiagu lie
I lelt fun or the ship ability tu main
tain a cpeed that would make her a
14 lireday boat i
TJie Kaluer repicscnts ho Bald the
probable limit of speed In ocean travel I
We developed a IJOCO horsepower dur
loc this trip to attain a speed of 23 M
ta
d aotlt would require 6JCOO horf POt r to I
I maintain an average speed or from 21 to
t 9112 knots an hour and nearly 1WWO
for a sustained hourly speed of S5 knots
The cost of building such a veapel and
the tremendous expenee of operating one
of the type makes the construction proS
Of
S hibitive1 I
Dnllder W TP Almnril
August Schlutow and herr Flor of
the Vulcan Bhl bulldlnc Company
frtilch built tho great vosse were also
09 board Herr Schlutaw said he had
come to visit Amerlcn fchlovard
We think we arq the best at the hul
aess he said but we are willing to
MO We acknowledge no miperlor In
thn world and wo have done our best
In this ship
Atnon tho pa engcrs were Henry
CVchard president of the American I
Chamber of Commerce In Parli And an
attorney In the case of Uosi rowler
Chaso the rich young Amerlrar who I
u alleged to have bven kidnapped from
PaHs Prof Hcllprecht the famous
archaelcaljt who has been conduc
trtc excavating operations al Nppur I
and Nineveh William Woodward for
mer private secretary of Ambuxlor
Choate Mr and Mrs Manrico naly I
Lewa Herr Lewarld German Commis I
sioner to the St Louli Fair George D
Korean nephew of J Morean Capt
O ilrhaus CommlBslonrs by tho Ger
JIJn Helchotag to purchase a ship In
this country and sail on a relief exix
< ton for the Jauat now J1ehere
In search of th South Pale an4 herr
f11v rmntratorl
< Herr willy whoss nam tra lfd Into
FuICIh means Kaiser Wllhelm wan ol
lls < to etaml drflka some dozen times
a day to racaw the bad puns which
were hurled at him by all hands
IDYL OF WOODS
WAS SHORT ONE
Frocligh Wedded to Mountain
Maid After Short Courtship
Now Appeals to the Courts I
for an Absolute Divorce
MET HER ON HIS VACATION
They Came to New York Were
Happy for a Time but the Honey
moon Quickly Waned and Then
Came Separation
IOIlp r Kroellgh pleading for an
absolute divorce before Supreme Court
Justice FltzpiMaltl today told a s r
ot a Mien lion romance ruined within
Ihrcn moiling
ProPllRh Is a bookkeeper He wart
on his annual fortnlshtn vacAtion at
Jake Placid In th Adirondack t laat
October when he met dainty Mamie
A MciMIIIan daughter of n il < lgner
of the Kicat North VooJs He fell li
IOVP with the pretty little mountain
mold and paid court BO ardently t
on the last ilny of hh vocation Ot 30
he took her to the p > raon
III brought hilt bride to New York
noxt day and for a time they were
happy OR boos In clover Hut the
clover season was a Ahort one
Mis mla Iioollgh n demure and sort
faced shtcr of tho brldesroom told
how she had helped Clarence Do Witt
Jtoscrs law clerk to serve n summon
end tomplilnt upon her little country
slitcrlnliw In January
Karl S FtehTfk follovbookkeeper of
the unhappy brldesroom John Thorn
ley a lawyer and two other wltnessej
told the reptho on Jan 21 they had
climbed Ihice pairs of nlalrs At the
Hotel Dnrtholdl and gaining entrance
to room No 71 had found the Adiron
dack October bride and a youth named
Kenneth Iluy
No ilffonao was offered and decision
naa reserved
COTTtiri BULLS
KEPT PRICES UP
Bearo Had No Chance In tho Mar
ket ToDay Sullys Clique Taking
a Firm Stand Against Attack
Cotton wee up from 10 to 15 poInt
today on Rood buying ot the near
months by nlorUi while July wee taken
by the bull clique
The bears were unable to ehow them
srI vel during the awalon the bulls
hiking a firm attend againstany further
lowering of prices Ub new tha
Leader Sully would return to tilt floor
uf the exchange today wu alto a
satback for thorn
Jho high quotations for cotton were
Mny 1034 July 991 Auorust 955
Bcptember 887 October 64itl < fovem
t
bcr 845 and Deccmbor UI Thor
wan n alight recejslon at the clOio of
the market
I Ai lorentor ot ft lerliB 01 pt nttd
i ImproYtinvittf estciMjrt roinufaetnr
I m far 33 yfira toil tfxptrti of ttftb I
L tUhfd niUoiial rrputMlon WI cUlffi
that tlir Clutht Trn nSTT rm CUrt
RUPTURE
i Tin Clitlii lyltrm marts a MW ui In
the tolillh ftatl Ciirlnc ot Rupture Do
I not tI mulct then li iKXhlnz torn or
IroVri In a partial Thtrt ira ln plr
J T ltatil rouJcUl
In com
i ri iimMurha
JJzc fcMn irroBilr
F lr l l for MO
itifl 11 i t turlm
utatiniy I T h i CIt
ITrun li Mtlr
Slr 1W I o pro
ONLYauucure Bclfli nd tp
7 inlctlon no
Improper eUi
1101 DO II
tJtww prlIY
W ttTt cut
uM Ml oUnr
a a
ortblru intl pOIIIII hirntal
CM men < without delay or vrltt tr
1inLola rUb nJ
18 lb lt i
PRER DOOK full of Tllujblt latermt
II
I Chu Cluthe Co 29 E I4lh 5t
net Oti > rc and Union fiq Hew Turk
lIouro 8 to S sat I p H ciowi saa
I
le Botttiltter Brothers
WOMENS SUITS
v Womens Tailormade Etamine and Cheviot Suits in late Spring styles
r with Pedeslricnne or train skirl silk lined And handsomely
I trimmed t Black Blue and mixtures also Blue ani Black Brit
J f Unntine
1 2500 ni 12850
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valves 3250 anti 3800
tii VOILE DRESS SKIRTS I
i rrtenBladr Blue and While handsomely trimmed
NED 975 SHEWED 450
L value 1500 value 1900
r
WALKING SKIRTS
it000 Walking Skirts Melton Cheviot and Mixtures 1
handsomely trimmed faith braid
>
it S500
I formerly 6J5 4n I275
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1
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BOOKKEEPER GONE
VANISHED ON STREET 1
Friends Started to Play a Joke and
Ho Got Dizzy After Drinking
8orpe Deer
The police have been nkJ to vend
out n general alarm Cor William 1
loll hlln A bookkeeper who Imi bren
mUiInc from liii rnotlierii home at No
IfeO St Marks venue nrooXlyn nliico
last Wednesday rIght Ills friends to
have that ho met with foul play
The jounK man II employed by the
wholesale dryRoods firm of Mills l
ilhli In Manhattan Wednenday the
clerk flawed a practical Joke on ono
of their number amid the victim dig
seated that It was up to him to buy a
Irlnk
A number of the young men went to a
iftlnon at rend street and the flowery
loiishln Boldom drank anti the her
made him nick IIInd dizzy His com
pnnloni my he drank only three or four
gaffft of beer
Ho started home along the flowery by
himself assuring hH frlonds that hs win
well nouga to tko earn of himself
II < t hal not fined been iei > n by his Tel I
llvc or BMOditfn They bflln ht
war tlrUFsM timid Hsnulled whlla warn
lag AJonKlh llawcry
Iouiif IougMln Yt II cradunted from
Ht Ictcro nrleI In Brooklyn and Is
a member of the fciinl CIUI1 of Will
limnjvre and mseversl other tIthllc
club nil frlenli drvrlhe him avery a
very handsono yoUng fellow
1MOII Prr WcrU Opom nn Account
HPKCIAIjS THIS 1VHI5IC
JISXS PUTS In tin naont pln itrlM pnii
thlr itt noel caIhtnCtpI cr worded Alu
111011 our rrlcf IllfS
LAIllr JKtnrs In ill noil rlmloli Mftini
I cad bro1tllh Vlo i00 to UIOO our
prr fat IIr J1 S
I now sTitusn rcRVicFAnu itiTRour rn
I
ulirTiUO q aliiy Ihli wk lIDS
Rillrotit fire illowrl oiitntto cuit mri
JIItMltHKCAI A CIXIT1IINB
HOLZWASSER CO
OICN nVKNINHd USTlt 9
Ills lii Ha id AVO
IIIT writ ANO SIST RTI I
CAMMEYER
It Is Easy to Say a Thing
But the Test Is to Prove It
WE PROVE THAT OUR
Harvard 300 Mens Shoe
Is equal to any 350 Mens Shoe made
by guaranteeing the shoe and our
assertions concerning it There can be
no fairer business proposition than
this You make trial of this shoe
at our risk not at yours you see °
All the new styles patent
and calf buttoned I
enamel or
laced high or low cut
CATALOGUE MAILED FREE ON
APPLICATION
6th Ave Cor 20th St
Thursday April 23d
Womens Silk Waists
at > 3 less than present value
China Silk
with Val lace trimming in white and black
Natural Pongee
in pleated blouse shapes unlined At
Figured Taffeta
9 0
and with >
in navy green garnet grounds
pin stripes and dots lined values
Black 6 White Checked Taffeta 850 to
in novel styles lined
r
95 °
A stock of 500 Waists to select from all
sizes 32 to 44 and several stylesa positive
attractive value
r
Lord Taylor
JlltmnnfoI
Suit Department ad Floor I
Fancy Gowns of Lace Chiffon Foulard and
Louislno Silks Net etc
SKIRT and LACE COAT SUITS Etc I
Pedestrian Suits of Tweed Taffetas Mohair Pon
gee and Plain Cheviots
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And for Wednesday April 22d
Blouse Suits or Black Canvas short or three
quarter length coat Bilk lined and Taffeta
sUk trimmed 3200
Separate Dress Skirts 01 Black or flue Canvas
Taffeta silk trimmed and ollH lined t 55Q
Walking Skirts unr < y plaited of Blue or Black
Cheviot and Mohlr 125P and 1450
1 i t
I WI4 rsiasa sIIJ1wNt
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WM VOGEL SON
h1t WCC n
Collar naus
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rov COMe
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tluls
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Coprrlillt 111II
9 Wm Void Coil
The Evolution of the
Modern Coat
Modern mans coatis as much a creature
of evolution as modern man himself Its prin
cipal features have been gradually developed
Our Concave Shoulder Is an Important fea
ture that has been developed through years of
labor When you try on one of our coats you
can note difference at once in the set of
the shoulder how much broader it makes you
look and how much more style there is in our
Concave Shoulder than in the ordinary
shoulder And its shape is there to stay too
We have put our Concave shoulder and
closefittlng collar into all of our spring suits
and overcoats from the lowest tp the highest
priced ones
New Suits Overcoats at 15
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SACK HUITS AT 15
Homespuns Cheviot Undressed Worsted Casslmores roughfaced
Cheviots Thlbets In all the new eprlng effects fancy pattern and
plain gray brown blue and black
SPRING OVERCOATS AT SIS
Silk lined and allk to aa edge medium length overcoats of black
Thlbot and Oxfords
Short boxy Topcoats silk lined In all the new shades of Covert
WM VOGEL SON
Broadway Houston St
TO MOTHEita or HOYS
One of the tricks of the cheap clothing man
ufacturers whose clothes most retailers sell is to
skimp the patterns to save cloth
Our sizes cut for the average boy of each
age are from one to two sizes larger than simi
larly marked garments from the cheap makers
Thats just one example of the difference
between our good clothing for boys at moderate
prices and the cheap clothing that costs just a
little less
And if its not as good as you think it ought
to be we want you to bring it back
BAIIm DLOUBB SUITS WIHI KNEE
THOUBEM
SIN S to U
Finer oli4 cinrlou to 4
till MTfM t CO to 1000
Nonrouc JACKET scrra w i T n
DAOOT BROOCHES
aiiu l to U
Chtrlot mlxturM ISO to 1200
uiBoracd 1 SUITS wmi KNOT
THOUBBK3
BIseelOloll
Chtrlot mtiturM 100 U H 00
Ille cad IIItl si sal
ktrtrts JOO to 1600
DOUDLJWJRBX8TH3 JACKOT SUITS
WJT1I KNED TRODMEtB
HIM 7 to 11
rue ob4rtrt Dditurw t0 4a U 09
UADIUB AND CHEVIOT NEOUQU1
B1RRT8
SlMf IS to 11 100 ta 2215
MADRAS AMD CHEVIOT BIX3UIB
WAIBTS
Bii6ta 14 00 w 175
BOTi ONDBnWBAR SPRING
WBiotrr
Mwta ISto0
Stntttirttr 100
3albtjpn GO
ROGERS PEBT COMPANY
MS alcateWa OTOOIU City J H
end 7 ud 0 W4Tr s St
au Braulirtr tor Utk We flll order
aD4 1O to 148 WI ATI br mall
1260 Bnit4Mr ear ltd
limO H WiM Ml St
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cADVERTISE FOR I
Cooks and Waiters
THROUGH
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World Wants I
3 Sunday World Wants Work
a Morning Wonrt
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H ONeill C
Interesting Prices for Thursdays Selling
Womens Suits Waists and Skirts
Second floor
WOMtNS SILK WAISTSTwo hundred of them In
Uk taffeta and TuudcSoie an colors all new Spring 298
styles special for Thursday
Regular price 500 and 800
WOMENS SKIRTS Dtesi Skirts of Trench Voile
trimmed with twoInch graduating taffeta bands with silk 650
drop special for Thursday J
Regular price 2250
WOMtNS WALKING SUITSOf Novelty illwool
Scotch effects in light and < medium gray browns creen
1200
mixtures and Oxfords new blouse stole jackets full tall f
ored tore skirts special for Thursday
Regular price 1030
WOMtNS COVLRT CLOTH JACKLTS Strap l
seams corset effect lined with taffeta or satin special for > 11 75
Thursday
Regular price 1600
I
Special Offering of Hosiery
for Men and Women Thursday April 23
WOMtNS HOSItRY
100 dozen Womens extra fine and medium weight fast black 1
Cotton Hose double soles heels and toes Hermsdorf dye per > 22C
pair i I
Value 35c per pair
200 dozen Womens Lace Openwork Lisle Thread Hose special
32c
for Thursday per pair at C
Imported to sell at 50c per pair
MtNS HALF HOSE
45 dozen Mens extra fine fast black Cotton Half Hose neatly 1
embroidered with fancy silk in different patterns at IBc per > 50C
pair3 pairs for
Value 35c to 50c per pair
100 dozen Mens twothread Ingrain fast black Lisle Thread Half 1 fyr
Hose white tipped heels and toes at per pair J 22 C
Value 35c per pair V
The Sale of
Notions and Dressmakers Supplies
Inaugurated here Tuesday morning was enthu
siastically taken advantage of by hundreds of
economical buyers
The prices quoted in Monday evening papers
will hold good until the store closes Thursday
Those who have not participated in the values
offered will find it to their advantage to supply
present or anticipatory needs in the notion line V
while this sale continues
Stylish and Uptodate
Re dyoWear Hats 348
We place on sale tomorrow morning a new
V assortment of these popular trimmed hats
V I ftom our own workrooms The latest styles
V are represented and the trimmings are all of
a good quality
Thursday 348
Hats of this description elsewhere are SSS6V
V
Also
rc
CHILDRtNS TRIMMtD HATS in i
profusion of styles and shapes trimmed with
e m flowers and ribbons
Thursday 298 J
4 Worth 500
I
fine Groceries V
fourth Floor
In our Grocery Department we offer for a few days
some choice products at prices that the economical house
keeper will do well to take advantage of V
II Armours Sugar Cured Hams per
lb He
Solid Packed Jersey Tomatoes 3lb
cant IZc per doz 140 usual
price 150
Solid Packed Jersey Tomatoes extra
large cans He per dozen 160
usual price 175
Bed MaineCorn 12c per can 140
per dozen usual price 150
ONeills Refugee String Beans PC
per can 100 per dozen usual
price 120
txtra Small Stringless Beans 18e per
can 210 per dozen
Best Red Alaska Salmon 12c per
can 140 per dozen
Columbia River Salmon 1lb flat
can 16c per dozen 185
Home Made Jams strictly pure lOc
per jar per dozen 105
Virginia Old Fashioned Corn Meal
lOc per package
Good family Mixed Tea 2 5c per
lb 4 lb for 100 usual price
30c V
Our Standard Oolong Mixed or
tngllsh Breakfast Tea 35c per Ib1
5lb caddies 160
Our Oolong Mixed or tnglish
Breakfast Tea 45c per lb 5lb
caddie 200
We cary a line of the very finest Teas in the
market up to 75 c per lb i
Laces and Nets V
At Special Prices for Thursday
Several hundred pieces of Point de Paris Plat Va V
lenciennes Torchon Oriental Cluny Renais
sance Point dLsprit Mechlin and othery very v
desirable Laces imILdgings Insertings Bandings I
and Galoons in white cream butter and Arabian I
shades regular prices 6c to 35c
At 3c 5c lOc and 15ea Yard
45 inches and 48 inches wide Renaissance and
Antique Lace Dress Nets regular price 135
At 68c a Yard
V j
Boys Spring Clothing
At Very Special Prices For Thursday 4
1 Second floor V 1
BOYS NORFOLK SUITS made of all wool Cheviot t e 2 2r V
Tweed CasslmcK nd Wowtedi sizei 4 lo Id years J PiiiJ V V
V V Regular price 450
YOUNG MtNS LONG PANT SUITS made in all the V
new colon of Imported fabrics light and dirk shades S o75 V
leilJloaOyeari
JCI Vnf
Regular price 1075 l
JOYS BLOUStS of Madras Bedford Cord and Guncri en
Perc lc with lad without collar Ie j to 14 year J OVC
Regular price paC V l
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I Sixth Avenue 20ih to 21st Street V V
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