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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1915.
16 4
MULLAH ROBBERY I
INQUIRY STOPPED'
fotCftlTM ( ill led Off in Hunt
fr Pfinon Whn stnli'
177,001) in .li-ucN.
SPANGLK rtit'K ATTACKKDlHAVf MFK WAS A HELL
T4if myaler) "f McMillan esel
nnhtvry nag) nnf he solved SS UU M
tiio puiHi.- in ncrnrad, for Influenca
wtiirth snag br ughl to bear hmi1;i In
the calling off r ill" last detectltrS .
erdny.
rum I o'clock in tin gfteri i Horrli
Amthnoi. Iietnl f a dt I FOII VI hkimk'.v
Fifth garamw, leas do a his heal
to dnd UN (Mat arno M l i hi ITT.000
rth r j wli from the summer home
t ManelMatorbytric'8M. Maw.! of
Airs. JatlMg M.M'I'.i.. Wide of th
L'netgd sHatea Hcnatoi from MIohlgMti.
T ie Moctlvt km eurttlng on the Uie
oiy thai iIm robber) was U Inrtdt ) b
w hen urd i uutra i" him from lamualSt
I'lvmwell MCVntf, tlM linn UaVt tad
inurl I ha J. .: for 160,000, Mid had
mployed : t agency, thai ha ceaaa tnsj
InrastJgatloii, Aschner said to Uosrga
C, MayerM oft he Insurance firm : "You're
ih dootor. If ii ias stop, then atop
li la."
"If Um evidence l linva was placed'
bgfaTN iiw i-iiii Attorney af Bases
oomty, Sdaaauchuaetta," Aachnee .nol
later. I am -aii (led ther MjM be
mi arras, liailda 04 forty-eiglsi hotirg."
Ilrnlale I'riim l-'rtnill.
Ajii'Iiiot' atMomonOi grossed the ire
of .tohn U Hall. Btainaal for tin Mi-MII-t
Ian family, accord Irg to winl from lVw- j
ion laat evening, and Mr. Hall unvr out ;
h stat'-'M. there i" win,'1! ha ssaM that
the etory roniin.r from Now York "u .
faiae in riMui) intporUMM particulars, hpi
h p,iiii iraarpnauttlon of tha nooount i
w -Hi. i a ituoi injustice 10 mnooeni
paraoiie.' Ha naio that AgeHner's math
ia of invaatlflMloii war. impei iir and
that "ovpry pnrtiota of avManca hae
boon turned ,er to the pot tea ami
ery effort will ie made i - clear up I
vhat now appea rs i i., a baffl mj mye
tor) ."
Mr. Hall alao spoke of lha meeting
bslween Mm. t'reaton illba 'i , i a- grand
daughter ol Mra McMillan, ho w "
gigging at the m Mlllan aummaar inane,
and her huaband at a Hoatoii hot I two
da after the robber) ami pubaequently
to divorce pruceedlnga being Inatltutad,
Mr. H ill Hani thai iha huaband and wife
mere obliged to confer occ.ielon.ill In
reference to ihah children,
a pnnulo tennn Ntithllllt.
Regarding tin- apangte arhlch lete.'
iler Amhtiei mild was font I in Ihe aafa
from win -h the Jewela aere itolan, t'liier
iif Poii. , dulllvun of Manchoator em 1 1
l!t niaat .
"I ,1., not iH'tleve it hati any Itoatin-;
nn the maa, Xw.hnor any It waa
found In the coinpartmenl if Ihe Mc
MiIImii eafe fi aillch fie Jewelry
waa Htolen, ha proof that t
wnn found ila ' if n a'aa round In
Hie nafe it ma) have bean there for
waekfl or montha before the robbery
ov' urted. T a apangta w Imllar
to ihoee found on the trimmings of an
evrnniK ow a owned by Mrs lilbeon,
but it pravaa nothing and e do not
i vide i of any algnlflcanca,
Iviilier in the day before the inaui
ame company ''d told Vachner to o,ull
lie hoi given oul a atalemenl denying
9liuch ihul had lieen .said b) Ml. Hall.
in th s etatemenl the detective aald:
Of '( i
1nltmriii.
"Mi HatTi -t :i i i Mailt thin hr railed
th itotfttilVM tlie- tn.iy 1 ror-
iert in rr-irit'iiro t the Burtif drtctlV,
ho. .f I uiicitrttid :t. wtr riM"-"'"-ina
Ihf MtM IIm f unilv. bu1 li I"-'
Jurlwrtlctlon -r tin-. .t i tun repratnt
Iiik he I nmi mm company and had nol
topped inonwiil on t he until
Moplontber Mi when iisUeti m '
abandon mi Invaatlrfatlon. aa in
ifiHl.il in lelegraph PhllTp McMillan to
copjmi i" meotlni m Now Yotk city
at thf Motel Blltmora on Moptombtr IS.
I rrfuHi'ti howetrar, i" dlvulga any mun'
informal n i had alraad) talaad with
i, m in Man Itoataf f wanl on with m
hi' ii m'Ii and am tailaflad thai i atn on'
lha riaht track.'
Tho data t ii m) h in- had bull! up
bli MM uii examination of lh( fourtaan
nTYjintii in ih- McMillan home, on t in
iinfliuir of ihf apanfl f oni an evening
cown !n the naff from which lh Jewela
wfr1 MnlfTi the night of Augual H
unit tin raatlttf -.lit. I hll men.
Mrs. m.-m Han, Mn I'raaton iion
lind the entire ataff of arrvunta were In
t he houat Son of them heard any
unuaual aoundu that night, t hey agio.
The jewris ware In aafe in a bathroom
Adjoining Mra McMillan! room.
The Inauriinee firm, which hai oflieei
in William mih'I, announced yeaterda)
that II hnin'i paid tin- $1 1 indemnity
ft. ti Instruct long were awaited froii;
Lloyd 'a f laniluit.
MRS. BLIGHTON'S BAIL
IS RAISED TO $5,000
Banker Arrcstoii for Interfere
tnM Author I" Heard
on Krand Chanre.
Ball of f.'.r.nn. which lim kepi Mra.
Ida Millar llllghlon, author, In Jail alnea
Hunda on two grand larceny ehargea,
vhr raised )eaterdaj to t:,,nini i, Mag
latrgta Rrotel In Torkvllle court Ae
glatanl Dlstrht Attorney Huell re
quaatad the Maglatrate to make the
bail no, nmi, hut after i eultatlon
,t:..(nlfl was figreed upon, Mrs. llliifh
ton, who is the wife of i't ink Bllghton,
n shor. story writer, is acuueed "t ob
talnlftfl wumgy from her frlanda to
Invegl in real estate and war stocks
end never showing any returns.
While the ease was being heard Se
lective McConvitle, who irteeted Mrs.
nilghton Saturday at fiftieth street
end Klfth avenue, arreated a man who
agid lie was I lehlg Etergen, n banker,
living at -ii Baal eighteenth street
Jlo was oharged with having attempted
to paraugda Mri, M Duncan iiiiiies.
Who says she lost $g,OA0 lllrough he1
gpaoulgttona with Mra Bllghton, to
withdraw her ehurge, Hergen said he
was a friend of Mr HlgbtOH M'Kli-
irate Krotal tllacharged llergeti with a
gevera reprimand, ami ordered him to
heeft away from all ihe wltneaaea
aalatant nistnst Attome itueii had
fe-verai oomplulnanta on hantl eater.
la", but only two tdiarges were pre
ferred ggglnal Mrs. RUrThtoit, The hist
was that of Mrs. Myrabelle K. S inomls
nf West Thirtieth street, wife of Hll
FSngllgh grmy t'aptaln -''a aayi she
UVI ll'ih lo Mis illlghton to invest.
The other ponipla-lnaul was Roy R.
Sioynton, clerk al tin Hotel Heymour,
wio eliartfes that he , -ashed a wnrth
l ss cheek for tO0 drawn on Ihe ltro.nl
wgy Trual fompany for Mrs. Hllghton.
Ihe tit iter COmplaltiant. Wife Mrs M
l in, an Qllllaa, who Uvea at tne Hole!
Iroouoia, In Weal l-'ortv-fouMh street;
Mrs JolW OOldle, lintel Iterkley Mrs
.nail l.eoual'U all West Kixtielh stieet.
.,ng j. j. dtarallnaer. '.'iii Uaat Thlr.
etb Btnet. The exanilnatiou of Mrs.
Hllghton waa adjourned until to-inor-tr-w
aflernonn.
VALUES EX-WIFE'S
LOVE AT $25,000
f, II. .toll Siipb Phvsician He
Named When He Obtained
a Divorce
Ch grief H Hell, private aeiretary lo
llfi- late .ToMiph Milhank, hanker anil
DhllMthfOplati and now employed liy
i MllbMlk emate at 40 Wall atreet,
appeared liefore Hupreme i"ourt Juatlre
Dekthgnty yeatenlay to proaeiute a ault
f.'ir 111,09)1 datnagea agalnM Dr. l-o-poldo
lie Medina, a phyaiclan. now
I ravelling In South Atnerioa, for alienat
Ing Ihe affwtlona of Mra. Anna
Catherine starr Hell.
Ufa, Hell Rot a sepai at ion from her
In hand several yeara ago on the ground
of lo r litialiand'a cruelly and he later
sued her for dclvorce. and named lr. lie
Medina. Ita brought the alienation ault
after lie had obtained a divorce. Hell
glgo aued Hilly Sunday, the evangelist,
for utatlder a year ago ,m tin- around of
comment! mppoaad to have b-en made
by Sunday in a revival mealing 0MI
renting the Boll caae, but the action waa
withdrawn when it waa learned that a
mistake had been made.
An Unexpected development of the
trial yesterday waa the apiiearance of
Mra. Angela Dg Medina as a witnesa in
behalf of In r husband. Her testimony
show that lie la atlll supporting Iter ami
she believes In htm. althoiiKh Hell's
counsel alleged that the former Mrs.
Hell Is now in South America with lie
Medina, who waa last beard from in
Yiilparulao.
The testimony showed that the Hells
and He Medlnaa exchanged visits fre
quently when the former family lived In
Mount Vernon and the latter In I'lnla
ihlphia. Hell aald he first became
suspicious of Ihe phyaiclan when the
latter and Mrs Hell used to alt on trie
Hell veranda amoking cigarettes and
drinMng Bell'l wine and other liquors
while Hell waa asleep. Dr. 1 e Medina's
counsel contended that the defendant
always took gloitg a supply of drink
ables when vtaltlng the Hells.
Hell said that his wife hnally went
for a loiiv visll with the He Medtnas in
Philadelphia and when she returned she
ridiculed him "momjltgi noon ami
niaiit.' Turning to the Jury box Hell
said: "rentlemen of the Jury, she made
life a living hell for me."
Plnall) his wife left Mm, taking, he
said, all the furnllure except a bed.
Concerning the divorce a, -lion. Hell
1, stifled that he followed his wife and
the ih fen nt lo the Victoria Hotel in,
New Vork, and said be found they hail
been living there for three days under
assumed names. He prol mto their room
while they were out. he said, and
recognlgod the defendant's shaving kit .
and his wife's night dress.
Testifying In behalf of her husband,'
Mrs. He Hading said that Hell treated
Ilia wife cruelly in her presence and that
aha knew there was no affection be
I ween the Hells for the defendant to .
alienate.
The court ordered a sealed verdict.
SENATOR HOLLIS'S WIFE
SUES FOR A SEPARATION!
Nrvt HanipRliiM Mini Degertedl
Hr ami l Tryinff t soil
Ke)tflt4. sin' riiHPjrt's.
CONCORD. N H. Oct. '. -Streeler. 1
1 1, mi. Woodtaorth Bultowgy of'
i
this city attorneys for Mrs. tiraee H. j
Mollis, have entered In the Superior
I'oii't for Mcrriinak counl. under aj
lieclal order granted by Judge tillver i
w Branch, a petition fur legal eepa I
ration and maiiiteuanee aKainst her
huaband. Henry K. Hollla, Junior United
States Senator for New Hampshire. It
I a.- bet n made returnable on Novenib, r
IS,
Mr at.il Mrs. Mollis weie married
In Norwood, Mass., June 11, ISM. Mrs
II,, His s maub n name was tir.ice Hi uer
lon I'lsher and the couple have made
lain home In Concord, where Mr. Hol
lis practi-ed law and Is prominent In
Democratic, politics.
rJarly in June. I!H'J. to the surprise
uf Bena'or Hollla! famll) ami frienda,
thl Senator hit Mrs. Mollis with her
two children, Henry French llniiis, Jr..
mil Miss Anna Rlchardaon Hoiiis, nmi
has since lived apart from her. Not
even his father. Major Abtigh Mollis,
who lives In West Concord, nor any
member of his family, ha I any Idea as
to the cause of his ait.
Mis. Holll.l is now with her il, ligh
ter, Anne, vtaltlng in I'rinceton. N. J..
baeguaa of the precarious condition of
her daughter's health lb nrv !' Mollis,
Jr., the son, Is a sunlem In Cornell I'nl
verstty. Mt Hollla'. petition alleges, amonj
other thlnge. that her huaband recently
undertook tu sell the Intereat in his law
firm and tne professional bus.ness enti
tle -ted therewith to one or both his for
mer partners, Robert anil Alexander
Murchie, and dienoagd of or attemptad to
dlpuoae of certain other propertiea to
WVOld 'la' payment of a reasonable al
lowance to his wife and children.
HUSBAND SUES SHOW GIRL.
Thomas linnet. nU Divorce
Vr.Mii Hetty H ii.lolph.
Bait! Randolph, a show girl at the
Winter Harden, was served with papers
in a dlvorea action last mghi on behalf
o( her huaband, Thomas S Main k, son
of a lumber mgnufacturar of iiai-
tlmnn Miss Randolph said that the
action grew out of her decision to go
on the stage last May, when she Joined
" Tli, passing Show of 1116" company
Hauok is II yeara old, a graduate of
Cornell Unlveralty and a olvll Vnglneer
employed by the Iittcrhornugh comtainy.
I'p to the tlntt the Ifaucks separaterl
I ist spring they hud been living at 101
West Fifty-eighth street. She Is now
living at the Hotel Astor. i iff the stage
Miss Randolph is BSIIaabeth Dailay or
ll.'.oT Madison street, Haltlmnre. She is
21 years old. She has been married
about two years.
Mr.. Cglt'g Molt lllemlaerd.
I he suit brought by Mrs. Klltabeth
Bowiia i 'olt against her husband, Harris
1 1. i 'nit, a law yer, to compel him to ftc
. mint for moneys paid lo lier mother as
her share uf a trust fund left by Walter
! HownOi Mra. Colt'g griindfather, waa
dismissed yesterday by Supreme Court
Justice NewbUrger, who haul that there
was no evidence that Coll acted as his
w Ife's agent
Vcllovr Krvrr In Paname.
Sggaigl Cobl4 OfMp.i ' 1 in Tiir Igg,
Panama. Oot. T. A case of yellow
feer has been discovered in this city.
The victim has 'been placed In quaran
tine a ml no Infection I. feared.
ma-.
WomenEverywhere
Are Reading Our Booklet
"Dollar Diplo-Macy
BECAUSE it offers an immediate, prac
tical means of meeting the rising
cost of living.
It makes no attempt to entertain, but
comes right down to the problems that
confront women daily the vital, all-important
questions of managing the home
and handling the family finances to the
best possible advantage. Perhaps it will
answer the very question that puzzles
YOU to-day! If you have not read it
It is Yours for the Asking
Depositors' Account Department
PRIVATE BANKERS
Herald Square New York
Authorized hj nntt ttitrr the tuptfliMlOA ot
tht Superintendent of IMnAiny r) ffcg of S'ett YBtk
iLansdowne"!
52 74 I
wiiiww I
A hat for a
Gentleman
see
in one
. 1
;lance at tnis
hat than we
could describe in a whole
paragraph that's why
you should come to
Macy's and see it for
yourself.
Men about town won
der how we can give so
much hat value for $2.74
is the answer.
In five new blocks
and the season's newest
shades: fawn, moss, ash.
and the staple browns,
oxfords, olive, pearl or
black.
tn thin i but one
good thing of a thousand
from our Men' Furnish
ing Shop on the Main
Floor.
I
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Are Th.-li Lo Price.. ,
'-1
lo III It S 'l
leru!il Squarp. rt' .ay. 34tli
DANCING WIFE GETS
$12 WEEKLY ALIMONY
Sues II usbti nrl for Sojm ration.
Alleging Crueltyi and Asks
fur $50 Allowance,
Heruue his Vlft llltlsttd 011 d&nclng
In rannrct inHtend of HlayiiiK ltnie to
DOOk hl m;als, WM MMItBMl yrHtenhiy
by lhilip Ijorker. owner nf the t oiitroom
privilege in evi'iiii uptown reitufntM
to be HuflV'lent rMMIl fur denying
alimony to Mrn. PmH Worker, penduiK
a eult for Heparatlmi Mrs Looker
HRked $TiO a week, bill Suprrme ( 'oiirt
JllltlOi rendleton grunte.l only $12 a
We Ok.
M Mi liOoker toM Ihn 'Ourt thai hor
1 iikIiuimI thrw her errowii a hti fntir
dit,VH after their marriage mi Kehriiiiry
111 Innt. end thi" followlni day tried to
I t rnngli tier. Sh nHld t h.it later lie
slipped a note underneath her door i-arly
oi.e morning, euyltig that he wan ithnut
tu con tin it suirlde Men Locker went
tu the hathoom and found her husband
In a tiihful of watt r, hut Iiih noti WM
out fhi found that he wa fooling
i er,
Mr? Locket' ftlM allegt'd that her
blind OOmpoHid hW t(P act an DggMor at
h cigar ntand he operated in an KJIghih
avenue tango palacn and IneiHted that
niio poe g eingle women nnd Mitt
TTprnT
I TAILOR W
One of our best friends and j
wholesale customers who
knows the possibilities ofl
, Rogers Peet clothes quite as
well as we. recently wound
up an ad of his addressed to
the "custom tailors' man"
thui
"If you think you re hard la 1
fit', were here " change your
mind."
Judging from his success in
fitting men of all builds, we
dare say he'll change a good
many minds in the next few
weeks.
Just as we shall, if you de
cide to see "the lit before you
order."
Your Fall overcoat!
How will you have it?
Full cut or shapely?
Regular or raglan?
Silk lined to the edge or
braid trimmed?
Rogers Peet Company
Druudway
at Uth St.
Broadway
tit Wnrren
Brinulwav
nt 34th St.
Fifth Ave.
at 41 at St.
"The
Four
Comers"
AMI gRMKN'Tg.
Columbia;, , Burlesque v ,,,,
i in STROLLING PLAYERS
angkas.aTMdAl HlaaaatJ Kv. a gat.Ml
0 WASHINGTON SQ PLAYERS VZ
Willi th patfotiM Sin
1 1 1 1 ilia? 1 1 A on I 1 1 i la Pill
L'UMtd htm of
KBVorely ' h.it
he was threatened with hiood potato utng.
gnd nf knocking oul iwvorgl of hor teeth.
The ilefendant tdd Hie court that IiIh
tli-niehili- unhgpptnMB Vll dllO entirely lo
hfs, wtfo'v IntthvUinoo mi ogbeifoi dgnolngi
and HUltl thai it lh Would glVM up KUoh
on t ploy moid in would Igko hoi bgok
MIDDY ON TRIAL FOR THEFT.
He I'lllil l I lo I.ilrl Who Wna
llolilii'il. Inil IgM M WUB t'orri'i'll.
Ass IPOMI
HI n toil head
a inldjihlpnigi
liiniouin'eil
I 'i i T itefore a eourt-
i iy Comtnwndor Chlroty
WhOM naniH hoN not boon
put on trial 0-la)
ohargod with itoollng 114 from gnothor
wildohlpmwn. After trying to obi itn t h
roolgngtlon of the mtdohlpn.Mii 1 f
flclali ol ioi in. 'ii.il'.!
ported tiif matter lo
tiioiit let.
Thi' I'arlel on trial
to tlio one whJ jolt
i. imlttad taking lha
in. i ii h oia ii
tin' au'udemy
pgld tin' amount
it, but he navar
money, aaaerttng
thai he was i read Into paying it
Mo oii'rni in Vgvy
Ha. Ina I Ham.
rVASHiNirroMj Oot. -r Reoretary of thi
Navy iJanlel. annotiiiued loday that nil
appeals lo him in behall of niidahipnien
diumtaaed frorn tha naval aeadgniM of
ptherwlae punlalied a. a resull of thl
h.i. iiik liiveatlgatitm aIll in futile, ll.
it;, s tnrurmerl several peiHona gftg have
made appeals for inodlflt'atioit or removal
of the punishment. Imimaed thai '"
onaaa of all uonoerned
I ii.ii be rrotri ert
onaaa of nil concerned an iIom .1 umi aill
Browning.Kingl
& Company
Nothing
old-fashioned in
our Fall fabrics.
They'll wear just
as well as they look.
New suit models
for men of all ages
and all tastes:
$15 and $20
up to $40.
Take a minute
to try on
the best Overcoat
you ever saw.
$15 to $50.
Manhattan Shirts, Scarfs
and Gloves
in choice designs.
Everything for boys
as for men.
Be assured in aitanct
of Complete Satisfaction.
Broadway al Sid SI.
Cooper Sqaarr at eta t.
7
' Fnltoa
Maanattaa
St. at De Kalb A.
Brooklyn.
5TARW00D-,
IMIIIIIIIHIIHinilllMlillltlllf'
1 7
on
1 'cinemcnt'
1(1 tvttu
ri.t
RED -MAN
2 .o 25'
'0'J BI'..T
..OOUCT
Hull I- AMI Kl:sT AI'RANTa
Fifth Ave. at 45thSt.
Ap:irtmcnt and Rooms
with Bath,
Unfurnished & Furnished,
by the 't'.-ir. Season or
Transient!) .
GEORGE C. HOWE. Preet.
GEORGE ORVIS, Treaa.
EQUINOX HOUSE, SSST'
DINE TODAY AT THE
Craftsman Restaurant
pnu door THE MAKTMAN Bt'lLD
1 M . iilTuriiiinr tu liiur. u 11 rs tomtit u-w
nl unr ilhinuiiattHl ritj
Mrrtia 4 In iitrtr ir inlile ri'hnO-
Ctaftsman Lunch .75
Club .50
Afternoon Tea .35 & .50
Dinner, from 6 to 9 $1.00
Table. Reaerved 1" Murray Hill SO 7
I'MAFTSMAM Mill. DIM.,
ll I t llllll Street. e Vork. N. V.
iiiivi;i Ailealey, The (rartanian, w
CclOW i
m
14th Street, near Fourth Arenue
Silhouette Room, Hotel Martinique
HitiiMiw mmI :Jil atrael
"THE CUT-UPS"
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rtervh'e LVininiiaalon yaatartlgy. Detailoi
figures f.'ii.itt .
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Vision, IIB,SK9,B47.IIII Hudson ami Man
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lyn Rapid Transit, lt7,llt,IH0i Manhat
tan aurfuee roada, Ml, til, 414. 97 ; Broiig
surface roads, M.SuT.Sen.16 ; Queens xin
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Wanamaker Neverbreak
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A bettered, more-for-your-money trunk stronger, more artistic, with
added improvements and conveniences specially made for the Wanamaker
Stores first factory shipment now .ready for inspection.
Specifications of the Wanamaker Trunk
Corrugated fibre covering
veneer, fibre bound and
hand Fixture, nf cold
brass plated. Two tension bolts, two dowels,
and self-locking Excelsior lock. High grade
linings boudoir patterns for women, plain pat
terns for men. One roomy top drawer with hat
tgpes gnd all partitions, removable; two 'addi
tional deep drawers, equipped with the new
patent removable swing garment rack with
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Big enough (40 x 14 x 22 i inches) to hold
everything the average traveler wishes; small
enough to be compact and cozy and not in the
way even in small rooms.
No excess baggage to pay; no extra transfer
charges you just can't pack this trunk to ex
ceed the free baunaae limit, and it can be
carried on any cab or taxi. (
Guaranteed for Five Years
This trunk has been on the market for some months. It has passed the
experimental stage. We were unwilling to put it into our stocks before it hail
proved itself out and until certain improvements should be made. Thee
improvements are now incorporated in the special Wanamaker Neverbreak
trunk, and we offer it to the public with full confidence that it will give con
tinued satisfaction. . Subwgy Floor, New Buildini;
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway at Ninth, New York
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