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IFE CONTRADICTS
WOMEN'S VOTES WIN HOME WRONGS MAKE
SUNDAY BASEBALL' GIRLS RUN AWAY
1 ftiiice uiarge Discrepancies i tm Qucation u whetnor or not
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STORY
IN RUECKERT CASE
Fair Sex Electioneers for Paslimc
and Rockville Centre is for
It 619 to 263.'
Probation Society Secretary Tells
of Neglect and Hidden
Misunderstandings.
Most of the 2.C04 young clrla who
m .,, HirHt thftv'c'no unaer in care 01 1110 now iorx
" V , , . ,in ' Probation and Protective AMoolatlon
cast their ballots on tho correct aide durnK the year wcro dircovcrcU
of a proposition," declared most of j,y lnu association before delinquent
h. tnn., Tinrtviit Centre. It. I.. I tendencies or dansorous environment
!.,.. . villain dnetlon bad been do- had brought thoin to tho point of re
i 11 t 'uon uaQ BCt" uu I quiring court action, according to
Alias Mauao is. Minor, tsecroiary 01
the association.
in Alibi Offered by
Prisoner.
IWllllam Hohlagor, aomottmo sailor,
tnetlmo strikebreaker, will toe ar-
ijlgned before Recorder Caraten in
Toboken to-morrow morning at 10
M Jclock charged with (having killed
T Fritz Ernost Rucokert, vrno was mor
tally shot In his Hoboken apartment
ten days ago.
scniajcr:) who.
whereabouts tho llobofcon police are
closely guarding, will probalbly bo
brought 'Into court at tho aamo time,
as the polloo edy that her story of
hex husband's actions on the morn
ing of tho murder do not correspond
with tho accounts 7io has given.
Jlrs. Schlasor Is at present em
ployed oa a waitress In this city, In
Hpector Klcly said, l)U ho would not
say where. Ho added that she had
refused to sco her hutfoand until ho
had cleared himself of the charge
uEulnst him.
Schlager has not ' as yet ongagod
counsel to defend Ihlm agalnt tfte
dhargo of homlcldo that Inspector
lvlely has lodged against him. One
matter -which was occupying tho
minds of tho Hoboken police to-day
was whether Schlagor's wife could bo
Induced to testify against him. She
has told thorn, so they say, that 1
Bellinger camo homo at 3 o'clock tho
morning of tho shooting In a highly
axclted stato and a Xow hours lator
went to a strike-breaking headquar-
era and obtained a Job In Youngs
1 town, O., whither he wa sent later
ilo1n tho day and subsequently discov
ered by tho Hoboken police. Sohlagxsr
maintains that he -was at homo at tho
, llmo of tho attack on llueckert.
Tho so-called mask 'which the as
sailant of Itueckert Is said to have
worn 'fashioned from the upper part
of a sock or toclUn.B which was
j found later In the dead man's apart
ment, has boon sent by tho police to
a stocking manufacturer together
" with socks aud stockings taken from
tho wash lines on the roof of the
apartment at No. 1131 Washington
Btreet, adjoining that In which
Itueckert lived. The pollco theory is
that tho assollant provided himself
;wlth a mask from the wanh-llno whilo
ho was making other preparations for
the cilmo on the roof of No. 1131.
' One of the tenants of the apart
ment adjoining that In which llucc
Kert was shot has fflven to the poltco
u khaki handkeruhiof etnbroi'lored
with the initials "K. O. C." which
M'as found on tho roof of that house
It was illcoveerd between the Sat
urday night nn which Itueckert, ac
companied by his valet Hothiui.
went to the roof to learn the raune
o fnolses there, anil tho Saturday ,a
week later, when Itueckert was shot.
The liandkerchlef wus Identified by
otllccrs of tho Knights of Columbus,
who said they gave thousands of
Such handkerchiefs to soldiers anil
sailors during the war.
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TO LOWER AUTO RECORD.
t. S. Armr Speeder Hoie io Cat
Time to Chicago D ll..nr.
In an effort to ptlmulatu recruiting
for the United States Army "Cannon
Hall" Ilakor. holder of all world's
records for automobile and motor
cyclo road races against time, will'
tho exception ; of the New York o
Chicago run, accomplished in thirty
three ihours In 1316. will attempt to
reduce this latter reahnl when he
starts from Tottcnvllle, S. I., to-day
at 6 P. M. with an official message
from Lieut Gen. Raltard, Commander of
the eastern Department, to MrJot
den. Wood, Commander of th We.it
rn division at Chicago.
It Is expected linker will complete
the run In twenty-four hours. He
will be mot In ChieaRO by an army
KMicort and will proceed Immediately
to tho United Mates Army Recruiting
Headquarters In that eltv.
Vrederick Wagner, official starter
inf all big races, It wnn said, will be
t Tottenvlllo to start Bakor toward
Chlcgo.
BEATS WIFE WITH HAMMER.
gplnnelll, Jenlmm, Jlien (ilvc Self
, tp to Tollee.
A middlo ased. well dressed man
miKhed his way Into the otilce of C.'ipt
Carey at rollco Headquarters laat
niclit and announced that he hid Jnt
r ten his wifu with a hammer. He
.nil he was Uomlnlck Splnnclll, a tailor
of No. 21S Lafayette Street and the
father of ton children. He wanted to
ha arrested. ,
Capt. Carey sent Lieut. Bushy to
Investigate'. At the Lafayetto Street
nddrcs.1 he found Mrs. Splumlll on the
lloor witli deep cuts on tho heiul. Sin.
was taken to St. Vincent's Ilosp.tul li.
u serious condition.
Splnnclll told Capt. Carey ho had
been married for twenty-seven enrs
nnd that he attacked his wife because
he was Jealous of her.
TELLsllF DEATH CAR RIDE.
Walter I'lanapnu. chauffeur of Line
Ieland City, who on Monday surro 1
dercd to District Attorney O'L'-uiy. was
iast evening released in 5,n')0 ball. ll-
had t n held for tx.1111lnut.011 to-utv
in FhMliIng I'ftllce Court In tonneetiu.i
with tlin automobllo accident Hunduy.
May 3. when Helen TlrogMy, u Ninark
waitress, was tiurned to death.
l-'lilnucun slcncl a stnteinent if
.wliluli In. said Jilm Dal. wtm wn
'ii' v nrr 1 ii. fur. t riiivii'ii rniL irom nn
Jpr It wltli IiIh iliilh'H stiff '111J
larieu 10 inn awur v utuikup imi
10 rolltd Duly on tin- cronr.il until ii'
Iro was out. then went buck l :oulc
T Airs. iirtRi'.'y, nui eouia imi :ino
Sunday baseball should be permitted.
The result was! For tho gamo, 619;
against, 263. Tho fair ballotors were
strong on the "yes" side.
When the question was broached
recently church folk protested to the
trustees, who decided on a refer
endum. Some of the ball-players
feared the feminine vote mlgh bj
opposed to them. But women elec
tioneered vigorously In favor of the
national pastime, and It went through
with a whoop. V
A "bowl" of sixty-seven acres, once"
Intended as a reservoir for Brooklyn,
provides an Ideal placo for a dpioti
or more ball fields.
Germans Bend Uncle American
Hatter.
The American steamer South Polo
which arrived hero to-day from Rotter
dam. brwuht tmck 203 tons of Amerl
can butter hbDcd to Germany by
Armour & Oocmviny. On aooount of
high prices, tho German consignees re
fused to accept It
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"Dqhlnd tho "disappearances from
homo lie hidden misunderstandings,
quarrels, disappointments, unful-
'filled ambitions. A sixtcen-ycar-old
Italian 1 una way asked with bitter
resentment, 'Why should my mother
beat 1110 with a strap Just becauso 1
do not stay In the house overy eve
ning nnd embroider llko they any
young girls do In Italy? Why uhouhl
my brother beat mo It I do not como
In early? Why should my mothor
hit my sister and make her marry a
man sho does not love?'
"It Is not tho runaway girls who
need protection, but those remaining
at homo, neglected and mistreated,
who Hvo In a vicious environment"
SLASHED COATS
IN DESERTED TAXI
Bear No Blood Stains, but Are
Identified as Clothing of Miss
ing Bank Clerk.
A deserted taxlcs.b containing a
man's coat ind overcoat, each Knrniont
slashed with a knife, wtis found this
mornttur t t'te summit of tho palisades
opposite ICOth Street.
The police learned that the varments
rty 01
nnd the caS ware the' prop:
Nfttluui A. tlerllner. No. 302 West HJtL'i
Street, cmntoypd ma ledger clerk In
the Columbia IJsnk at 43d Street and
Fifth Avenue, lie ttued tho cab on
hMldays to' Increase his Income, lto
has disappeared, And his wife bolleves
he has met foul play.
Tho police nre, puzilcd. They say the
cuts In tho two coats eippoar to have
been mwdo when the garments wore
tmt delng worn. No blood stains wore
(mind, nor any signs of a strufriite. At
tho 'bank It was said that Herllner
hid been a trusted employee, that his
accounts are all right, and that (to has
an untouched personal account there.
FOUND DYING ON V STATION
( linuf feiir's NU11II Kraetnrrd, ant
Three Men Are Arrelil.
Alexander llaffy. No. 326 Crescent
Street, Ixng Island City, chautftur,
was- found unconsolous this morn
Ins; on the top platform of the elevated
station at the Quecnsboro IlrldKO
I'lai a. lto was taken to Bt. Johns
Hospital and Is believed to be dying,
his skull is fractured.
The pollco arrested three men In a
lunchroom near the elevatsd station.
In tho 1-onK Island City pollen court,
they were held without 'hall pending In
vestigation. They gave the names of
Kdward Mnher, No. ISA Nott Avenue,
Lang Island City, known as "Sailor"
Mahsrr Edward O'CaJlahanl Nee ITT:
Prospect Street, Long Island City, end
Patrick Oslrln. No. 14S Klngslohij
AvenUci Carona.
MANUFACTURER'S SALE
Ladies', Miues' ' O 75 ,
Wash Dresses up
Children' $2.00 Up
Open Till 10 P. M.
UNITED STATES "
BARGAIN HOUSE
02 Hester Street.
Tits saKwtr r l w M Art stM 1- fri art
St Ctail Iimt. I wseks ftvm Dlftdoa Slnrt.
Broadway
at 34th St.,
Specialists in Apparel
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TOMORROW THURSDAY
NA Most Remarkable Special
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mart Frock
ONE DOLLAR V . . r ,
lifetime: mill
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THREE (3) BIG STORES fifi
SVV OI'IC.V MOV. SAT. KI5!VIJ1I1I VS
& UPTOWN 3d Afs, cor lZ3d St. IH 1 ' y
OOWNTOWN-Ats. A. cor. 4th St fl'l
3'KLYN Brosdwtjr st Sarstogs Ave ft. II j"N.
OLD INGUSH I yPyi
Sauce m $
gravies, salads, II )fJ'j !)y 'l yf
vegetables, sumhvielu-s, II J'IMJ
bnliriJ beans, etild meats, II lf -"vpM lWlW
roasts, sea food, I jA4il ' WlJfiby
eggs. soups. 1 1 piXf"
MADE IN U. S. A. A
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An? ai. n.5D VBinrtfiHB I'll
He Sinn iKUMAMlk. I I
If 7 'iill H III
At Savings of a Half to a Third
None Sent C. O. D. Exchanged
$59.50 and $55 Frocks in crepc dc owne,
beaded or embroidered Georgette Crcpci Bcad-Em-broidcrcd
Tricotine, Poulard and Georgette Crepe
combinntkuis, Taffeta aud Flowered BQQ
6Uk. Reduced to $dy.rJ
or on Approval
$75 tO $95 FrOCks of exquisite design and
workmanship. Fashioned of monotone and flowered
Georgette Crepc, soft Foulard, smart Trlcplet'tc, fine
Tricotine nnd Swiss Taffeta. di1 O CA
4p'.tJV
Reduced to , . . ,
Every frock made for our regular stock every one a wonderful value!
Fourth Floor.
RARELY EQUALED
Sale 800 Girls' Tub Dresses
Regularly $2.95 to $4.50
At $1.95
J'rctty frocks that every girl will tyve.
Smartly fashioned with delightful tunics nnd
novel pockets, buckled sashes, and touches of
embroidery or smocking. At this low price,
the whole Summer's needs can be supplied ut
little cost. Two illustrated. Sizes 0 to 14 years.
Developed iq practical materials that wean and
tub exceedingly well, including
Voiles Linon
Ramie Cliuinbray
Second Floor
(ii n" ha in
Brassieres
and
Bandeaux
V cry Specially
Priced
Many material and
makes are included. Front
or bad; fastening, as you
prefer.
. Women's
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Coats and Wlrap Gapes
Reg. $39.50 to $45
At $28
8?
Unarail In their superb'
styling and expert work
manship, these handsome
coats and wrap capes are
simply wonderful at $28.
Graceful in silhouette and
always apropos, they can be,
worn any time and any
place.
Developed in tricotine, i
tinscltonc, ailvcrtone, men's
wear serge, and wool ve
lour, many fully silk lined.'
Two of the many
models pictured.
Fourth Floor.
Gingham House Frocks
For Misses and Small Women Requiring
16, 18 and 20 year sites-. m ? -
Thursday at $5.95
Cool looking frocks of pretty check and plaid Ging
hams, in youthful models, trimmed with white poplin col
lar and cuffs. AIho others In demure, collarless styles.
Splendid values. Third Floor.
Flesh or while.
o - te J
and 81.25
Third Floor.
damask
cretonn
r.-IV. SulM Itrup-
lioUtrnxl In Upea
li y or
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hi ik irimp
do Huh ed
Wrlle Call or Phcne Murray Hill 6675.
ROYAL UPHOLSTERY CO.
HOW. 34ih ST., ?.B.n-lft:
Fac!ory, 335 E.34(hSU ?j;v'
B'klyrf Branch, 1149 41sl SI.
sua if i m.
Engagement 1
Kings
llite V.olilul toll
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Ptmif. 'i rtt Cat.
14 h nli4 OoH,
fiinoal 110"
10 Months
Credit
No tmcloyrr'i rtfftf
tnT I'ouf'fleutiil.
mm
Cor Muctn Un
Our Unii rises.
Unusually Loociy Are These Handsome
Georgette Crepe Blouses
Trimmed with Real Flet Luce
Very Specially Pricc.l ut
$X2T5
With heavy Georgette Crcpo
a their basis, real filet lace,
vebt and edging, three rows of
hand drawn worlc on collar and
turn hack cuffs, fine tticking in
front and bach, these blouses
might iwcll boast of unusual
beauty and distinction.
Colors: While, Flesh and Bisque
' 1 Third Floor
Coty's Perfumes
it Decided Reductions
Coty's L'Origan Extract Reg. $0.02.
Coly's La Rose Jacqueminot . .Reg. 0.02 .
Coty's L'Or Extract .". . . Reg. 0.02 .
Coly's La Violctte Tourpre. . .Reg. 0.02.
Coty's Lilac, Ponrpre Extract. Reg. 0.02.
Coty's Chypre Extract Reg. 7.02 .
Coty's Iris Extract ..Reg. 7.02.
Coty's I Ieliotropc Extract .... Reg. 0.0IJ .
Coty's Lilac Rhine Extract . . .Reg. O.O.'l .
Coty's Violctte Extract Reg. 11.00.
Coty's Lilac Hlane Extract. . .Reg. 11.00.
Coly's L'Eflleurt Extract ... .Reg. M.!i2.
Coty's Chypre Extract Reg. 1!1.7H.
Coty's Amlirc Antique Reg. 18.72.
. . $6.85
. . 6.85
. . 6.85
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. . 5.17
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. . 4.68
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. . 9.88
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. . 11.25
. . 11.50
. . 13.52
Main Flour
High-Grade Corsets
Regularly $4 to $10
Reduced to $2,85 and $4.75
V. H. Ntiform, W. H. Heduso and other equally well
known makes of corsets arc included in this- collection.
Models for matured as well as slim figures. 'Fashioned
of plain or broche coutil or batiste, witli or without rub
ber insert. Sizes from 21 to .'10, but not in every style.
Delightful for Sport Weai
Smart Sweater Coats
Special at $10.95
All worsted Jersey fashions this slim
tuxedo model, giving warmth without
weight, easy to slip into, knitted to retain
iU shape. The long, graceful collar, fancy
pockets and belt are smartly designed, and
for sports there is, nothing more appro
priate or useful. 4
Colors: Copenhagen, Green, Peacock,
Brown, Buff, Black and Navy.
Third Floor.
Naturally
Wavy
Switches
cj fine quality
hair
$9.45
The most youthful coiffure
arrangements require much
hair in their proper develop
ment. T Ii e s c wonderful
witches are just what you
need to complete your new
coiffure
All shades, including grey.
Third Floor
$2.00
$2.95
$2.00
$1.50
$2.00
Tomorrow, Thursday, Wc Will Place on Sale
1,500 Dainly Undergarments
a wonderful assortment of lingerie each piece fresh, perfect and immaculate
I at prices that arc absolutely unequalled anywherel
At $1.50-Ni'Khtjown.of soft
nainsook, daintily hand-embroidered
anil hand-featherstitehed in lovely
colorings. Pictured.
At $2.00-Pink Batiste NIrIh-
gowns, hemstitched and prettily hand
embroidered in pink or blue. Pictured,
Fine nainsook nightgowns. tuMufully
trimmed with fine lace ami embroidery
insertion. Pictured.
At $2.00- Pink. Batiste Envelope
Chemise in Emplrv model, with lovely
top of alternating bauds of ribbon and
lace insertion. Pictured.
At $2.95 -Hand made Philippine
Envelope Chemise, artfully hand em
broidered and scalloped. Filet lace mo
duli 011. Pidund.
Hand-made Philippine Nightgowns,
with hand embroidery and scalloped
edge.
Third Floor.
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