The evening world. [volume], November 01, 1917, Final Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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THE EVE Mi, O WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917.
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NOME CITIZENS SEIZE TUG
' TO SEARCH FOR LOST SHIP
HOME. Alsika, Nov. 1 Th power
choonar White Hur. carrying a crew
of three, on tXMiriiirer and a alilmnpnt
of bullion, was blown to lea Sunday
while on her way from 8olnmon to
Noma and haa not b!cn heard from. A
committee of Nomo cltlirna to-dav ct
Ottt through the drift in Ice on a iur
In an effort to find the arhooner. Tne
White Bear carried no extra fuel nor
food. The tuir tlencvlevo tell d
by cltlirrn after her owner had re
fund permission to the I'aptnln of th
Coast hiard crew to allow him to take
the tua t" sea.
NDICT BOY ROBBERS
ON MURDERCHARGE
NEW ARREST MADE
Davis and Chapman Plead N 't
Guilty Fourth Youth Is
Accused.
Try Thu If You
Have Dandruff
There I one (.urc way tlint never
falls to remove dandruff completely
and Mint la In dissolve it. This lic
it rojr It entirely. To (!i this, just (tel
about four ounces of plain, ordinary
liquid arvon; apply it at nifrl't v. hen
retiring! use rnnuli to moisten tlir
scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tlpa.
By morning, most, If not all, of
your dandruff will lie iione, and three
or four more application will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
,J erwy staple sign and trace of it, no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find. Inn, Hint nil itching
and digging of Hie scnlp will stop in
stantly, ami your hair will lie Huffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times heller.
You can get licpiid arvon at any
drug torc. It is Inexpensive, and
four ounces Is all you will need. This
simple remedy has never hren known
to fall.- Advt.
Crow-b'ack !
Stays black !
Or "money hack"!
Rogers Pect Derbies.
Aso the "Stetson Spe
cials." Soft halu, too i satiety of snides,
but all fast c iloi .
for aviators!
motoring and
'round
Wool hats
Good for
skatinc. too
Ideal fcr so'.dicrs
camp when oft duty.
Pussy wool vl, , i .i .I' ki. it'-d
kind.
How's a combination
hood-and-muff'er sound3
Simple, yet ingenious.
Fits mug enough over
the head to permit the use
of another cap for added
protection.
A far as we know, we are the llrl to
show them in this country. All fiu.n
England.
Rogers Peet company
IJroatJwav
at 13th Bt,
Broadway
at Warren
"The
Four
CN :icis'
Broadway
ur J4th St.
Fifth Ave
ut Hit St.
Pan! Chapman, former choir boy
at Rt. Bartholomcw,a Church In
BrMkljm, and Leon Davis of Provi
dence, B. I., were Indicted this morn
Inir on two SfcSTSJtS Of mnnlir In the
flif t degrcn and on charges of
burglary and assault. They pleaded
not guilty before Judge Fawcett In
tha County Court, Brooklyn, and
were, ritnanded to the Kaytnond
Htreet Jail without ball.
These, two boys, with Hurhea Davis,
who was fatally shot while trying to
escape, ore. alleged to havo killed
Hurry and Samuel Regcnsberg and to
havo shot Mrs. Jcnnla Ilegensln rg
flvo times In an attempt to rob tha
ItcKcnslierg home. No. 641 Park Plare,
Brooklyn.
DolboM P.t.'sare, seventeen year
old, No. 411 Adelphl Street, Brooklyn,
who was arrested last night, was ex
amined to-day In the office of District
Attorney Harvey R, bowl. It was
said I'ass.ign probably would ho held
is ti material WltlMM on a statement
made by Paul Chapman.
DotectiVS Downey, who arrested Pus-sa-e,
says thut as soi.-n ns he Identified
himself as a detetclve the hoys said:
"About the Davl case I am advised
by my lawyer not to talk "
The boy since then ha stendfastly
refusi d to make a stn'rment Tho
story I old by t'hnpman, therefore a
heresny story nt licst Is the only basis
for tho detention o Dalbert Passage,
This U what the ,,ollco claim to have
lieard from Obapman'a Upas
atHughai Davis told ma that 'Four
Ks' would furnish a i?un. 'Kour
Kyis' was the n.ime Davis hnd for
Passage. Davis said when he lafl me
that he was going to get the gun.
And when ho BOOM back ho suld he
had pol It- lb said ha was met by
'Folll KySf" uncle and told him ho
had COItH to borrow a book. 'Four
E2yi coma down stairs then and
handed a inck.i(re to Davis, so Davis
told me. and the package didn't con
lam a book, but did contain a gun.
We h i 1 understood that 'Four Eyes'
wool I coma w.ih us thut night, but
Davit told ma thai 'Four Eyes' was
k pt al homa ly his mother."
Chapman also told the pollcs that
Hughe Davis, tha dead boy. had
boasted of a safe robbery committed
by hlmaiif and Pasaag last June.
This. Chapman said, wa at the Dlu
K.u.l Urothers' garaga, No. 902 Pros
pect Place, a I era DavlS had been em-
;; ved as a stenographer. The aafs
..s opened b one who knew the
combination and n.900 wis taken.
"It was a White enameled safe,
Davla told me." sail Chapman, and
Its dsagribed III location In th olBca
no 01' tho garags owners was ques
tloiied later. He said Chapman had
properly described tho safo and It
location.
All of Chapman'a statement, of
couraa. Is based upon admissions and
charges alleged to have been made
b one who has had no opportunity
to deny them. No charge is made,
therefore, against tha Passage boy.
Koch Prices Mr.ke Downtown Shopping an Extravagance
KOCH e GL
125th Street, West
In A t Other Store Will 1 ou Find Such a
VarietyofMen'sUnderwear
Every good make of underwear is fully represented.
Notwithstanding the present scarcity, the Koch stocks
are exceptionally complete.
CUs'.i-nbury Under-1 ReU Underwear; per
wear: per garment ' garment,
$1.25- $2.75 75c $2.25
Root'. T.voll Under- Mun.mg Wear Union
wear; pet tcuux nt, Suitt,
$1.50 $3.00 ,2.50$3.50
Itutt0trtr U n (l t r- OuofolcJ Union Suits,
wear; . r RArntCIlt lit
$1.75 $2.25 $4.00
Three Big Specials
Men's Heavy Merino
Skirls and Drai ers
Ei.rh
1 15
Drawers hSVf satin
top and runlWccd
luck.
Oneida Velvet Rib'd
Shirts and Drapers
Ka, h
1 00
A, ill irregulars, "but
excellent value ut the
pricr.
1360 Men's Domet Flannel Pajamas
In u Spo Kil $1 .25
1
Sulc, ut, ench
A comprehrr.ive variety, in blue. p'"k end heho tltertj. I'rimn.cd
with silk frogs Mum Floor.
II. C F. KOCH & CO., Inc., 125th St., West
The man who spends $25 for a Suit
or an Overcoat need no longer be
limited to machine-made clothes
FRANKLIN SIMON
Ready-for-Service Men s Clothes
are HAND-TAILORED for the same money
IHE $2.5 man has always been the sacred stronghold
of machine-made clothes he had no alternative but.
tjiXG Hollies of the machine made variety happilv that
condition has been changed the ban of limitation has been
lifted the man with $25 can now buy what he wants and
need no longer take what is given to him ! he is a free agent,
not a pawn the purchasing power of his money is restored
he also may now buy and wear and enjoy the finer things
in clothes for Franklin Simon Clothes at $25 are Hand
Tailored as genuinely as custom products in a Fifth Avenue
Shop modeled on exclusive lines and distinguished by those
creative touches which arc the hall mark of the humau hand!
Chesterfield Overcoat full silk lined, $25
Hand-tailored throughout
jfrankltn Simon &t&
Men's Clothing Shop-FIFTH AVENUE 8 West 38th Street
James McCreery & Co.
oth Avenue
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
34th Street
Sale of An Entirely New Shipment
Men's Neckwear
115 Dozen Silk Scarfs Large assortment open-end Four-in-Hand j
Scarfs, made of heavy Silks and Satin in attractive patterns and 1.65
colorings. I
240 Dozen Silk Scarfs Large open-end Four-in-Hand Scarfs, made) QCr
of heavy Foreign and Domestic Silks. j
400 Dozen "McCreery Special" Four-in-Hand Scarfs- Made ) KKC
in plain colors, stripes, figures and large assortment of plain colorings. )
Robes, Pajamas & Underwear
Blanket Bath Robes, made of Blanket materials, with shawl or notch I a qc
collar. f
Domet Flannel Pajamas, with military collar; trimmed with silk frogs) or
and pearl buttons, f JO
Domet Flannel Pajamas, made of heavy quality material; trimmed
with silk frogs.
Balbriggan Union Suits, with long sleeves
1.45
Exceptional Offerings
YOUTHS' & BOYS' SUITS & OVERCOATS
(Fifth Floor
Boys' Fur-Collar Overcoats
Special 12.75
A limited quantity of Overcoats with Fur collars; made of plain Blue
or Brown Cheviot; body lined with Wool Velour; Trench model belt nil
around: patch pockets; size 2 to ! years,
"Sampeck" Overcoats, 15.00 to 25.00
Students Suits Student' Overcoat
With I irat Long Trouaen
15.75
12.75 to 22.75
regularly 18.M and W.0U UWortH ul fin quality materials! in
Suits taken from regular stork sll this ! variety of beautiful patterns: youthful
Reason's models; excellent materials; plain j linea and sinurt stylet; including the popular
form-fitting, bell in buck or belt all around 1 Trench model; beautifully lined uul trim
models; ilsc i " t M years, med;sise IS to 18 years.
Roys9 Norfolk Suits
(With Two Pairs Trousers
12.75
formerly 13.00
Norfolk Suits, with two pairs full-lined Knickerbocker trousers; made of
Homespun Knbrici in plain or Herringbone effects; beautifully tailored and
trimmed; Coats half or full lined with Alpaca; size s W years.
"Sampeck" Knickerbocker Suits, 15.00 to 25.00
James McCreery & Co.
5th Avenue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Uth Street
Absolutely New
WASHABLE FRENCH MAL1NE
(Veiling Dcp't.)
30c, 40c, 60c yard
The first authoritative showing in this country of Washable French Maline.
It is especially recommended for Evening Wear and Millinery purposes; retains color,
brilliancy and stiffness when exposed to dampness or rain; three excellent qualities;
colors fast. Black, White, Navy Blue, Pink and Flesh Color.
Fashion's Latest Conceit
SKIRTINGS
For Party Dresses
(Ruffling Dept)
Cleverly fashioned and easily adjusted
dainty, fluffy, unique and economical.
Developed in the choicest materials
appropriate in beauty and permanent in
usefulness. All evening shades.
Colored Nat Skirtinga with five graduated
picot-edged satin bnnda.
2.75 yard
Colored Chiffon Skirtinga with five gnu I
uutcd picot-edged satin bands.
2.95 yard
Colored Silk Net Skirtinga with five
pieot-edged net ruffles.
3.95 yard
McCreery '8 November
SILK SALE
Over 100,000 Yards
Of This Season's Most Fashionable Weaves and Colors
At Prices of a Year Ago
IN ADDITION
5,000 yards of superior quality Imported Black Chiffon Yelveteen;
85 inches wide. 2.25 'ard- regularly 3.50
Two-Day Sale
WOMEN'S SMART FOOTWEAR
High Cut Boots
7.85
regularly 10.00, 12.00, 14.00
black Culfskin or Patent I-eather, with (Irny Suede tops, leuther Inuis heela; all Pearl Gray
Suede or Kidskin, Ixniis XVI. heels; Cocoa Calf with Worumbo PaWB Cloth tops, Cuban heela;
Patent leather with White Kiilitkiii tops; all BrOBMJ Kidskit), Havana Hrown Kidskin; or Cham
pagne Kidskin with cloth tops to match, Louis XVI. heels; all Illuck or Tun Russia Calf with low
Alilitury heels. All sizes represented, but not in every style.
High Cut Boots
4.95
regularly 7.00
Black tilace Kidskin I, ace or Rut ton Hoots;
welted soles; Cuban Iouis heels; ull sizes.
High Cut Boots
5.85
regularly 8.00
Patent Leather bate Boots, with Pearl
(iray cloth tops; Black Kidskin with Fawn
clou tops; welted soles aud leather Louia
heels; ull sizes.
"BEDDING WEEK"
Special Values in Brass, Wood and Iron
Beds, Mattresses, Springs and Pillows
Solid Mahogany Four
Post Bed, as illustrated,
29.50
regularly 4o.oo
Metal Beds, White or Ivory Enamel
finish; iquare tulin;; In nil sices.
14.00 regularly 10.00
Beat quality 1 1 k Floss Mattresses with
French roll edge; in ll sues.
20.00 regularly 84.00
Heavy CuMcd Woven Wire Springs,
"McCreery Special '
9.00 regularly 10 "
Woven Wire Divans, heavy cabled; uit
ahltt for couch, 7 00
Klastic Felt Mattresses to fit Divan.
9.00
pi
Brass Bed, ss illustrated,
with sVinch posts, cinch
filler rods and sipiure top
rods. 19.75
regularly 7.30
Fnameled Iron Bed, as
illustrated, with two-inch
posts; plain or decorated cast
panel. 13.50
regularly 17.00
II. Springs with hair top ami roll edge.
25.00 regularly 80.00
Ivory EnSmel Twin Hungalow Beds with
metal lace panel effect , sie ;i and :i.ti ft. only.
13.00 regularly 1.V00
Upholstered BoS Springs, made in sanitary
workrooms.
16.00, 19.00. 25.00, 27.50
Pure H;iir Mattresses with French roB
edge; 47-pound weight. regularly 38.40
34.50
Pure Live Geese Feather Pillows
4.00 regularly 5.00