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11 THE BKOOKLYX DAILY EAGLE. YORK. TUESDAY. 2T, ISIS DEMOCRATS O. hi STEWART.

DEAD ATTORNEYS SEEK MISSING MAN HfcUE. HEBREW HOME GETS $1,000 Slain Man and Suicide Accused by Is Hoboken Thinks Father MOOSE LEADERS' AID TO GO TO MAC CRATE Auxiliary of Brownsville Institu- sisters of Fraud. "wenty-flrst A. D. Ind brses His Name For Supreme Court.

candidacy of Jtobert Stewart le Supreme Court nomination on AM VVest of ITltth Avenue, New Voric Joseph Kettritch, a lawyer well tion for Aged Donor. Unown fur hi8 activity in charitable enterprises, who was shot and killed Joseph Allen, in behalf of the in his offlce three years ago by an In- Li Fourteenth Etreal Democratic tickcfL was indorsed ight at an enthi Hiastic meeting oiled Democrats pf the Twenty-ssembly in Munger's former county Jeadcr of the Auxiliary of the Hebrew sane machinist who had lost a suit in Brjxiklyn. John, A. iflckwedel of 115 Madison street, Hobpken, N. who disappeared, from his.

home, September 11,, Is believed to crossed on the ferfy, and to.be either 'in- Brooklyn. or on Long Island. His daughter, Mrs; E. MiWnt, of the same' def scr.lftes the missing man as follows: Five feet four inches tall; weight, 160 full face. Home for the Ased, Sunday presented I which Mr.

Kettritch was referee, is a check for $1,000 to the Home. The charged with fraud by two sisters, Tt A I Child Faction Favors 0. 0. Candidate in Race for Register. Inde, idence League, who left the check was accented bv Mrs.

M. S. Ber- alius Maria A. ana miss Agnes a. vvai- Dressmakers' Sale Pm to All IMPORTANT SAVINGS IN FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS organization tJrx rejoin the Democratic party last! autumn, has hopes of defeating Representative John J.

Fitzgerald. In Independence League primaries', at least, Mr. Stewart figures he should have little difficulty in winning fn tin the candidate of the regular Dem ocratlo organ son, who are cringing sun againsi nis estate and that of his law partner. Paniel K. Seybel, who killed himself Mar 4 last.

The sisters who are both more than 70 vears old, allege that they were defrauded of $14,500 by the two attorneys, who, they say, collected the urincinal of a mortgage without their lin. At the meeting there were 100 applications for membership, resulting from the campaign the Auxiliary has been conducting. OfTicers of the Brownsville Auxiliary recently elected were installed Sunday afternoon. In the auditorium of the Hebrew Educational Society, Hopkin- Willi DECIDE STAND TONIGHT. ears rather long, 4hick gray hair and He wove dark gray trousers, brown vest, brown checked coat and black shoes and socks.

Silks Linings Ribbons Dress Goods Wash Drp3S Fabrtcii Notions, Shears, Scissors Trimmings, Buttons Nets, Laces Chiffon Cloths ALL NEW FALL MERCHANDISE ization. Stewart is entered in the knowledge and did not turn over tne 1 Democratic, Independent League and WIFE FOILS Al'TO THIEF. Victor Murdock to Be Speaker at Moose Rally Forrester Attacks Fuller. money. son and Sutter avenues.

Adolf relrt- Progressive primaries. has the support of the U. A. R. tnd the Span- Detects Impostor Who Pays He Came ish American War Vetei for-Husband's Car.

A man went to the home of Walter Mr. Fettritch was an active church worker and interested in many charitable organizations. A crib for poor children was established In the Methodist Episcopal Hospital, as a memorial to him. CANDIDATES GO STAMPING. Dress (iiiods for Dressmakers' Sale H.

Nelson of 1617 Beverley road one day last week. Mr. Nelson was away, and the man told Mrs. Nelson her husband had sent him for his. automobile.

Clark's Cotton and Notions for Dressmakers' Sale No Mali or Telephone Orders. Clsrk's O. X. T. Cotton L'OO vd.

1 spools bla'k and white best 11 numbers, dozen special Here the man erred, for Mr. Nelson blnm, president of the Hebrew Educational Society, was chairman, and installed the new officers. Aftpr few words of welcome. Mr. Felelblum Introduced the speakers, who were Rabbi Nathan Krass, Alderman Isadore Rosetibliim and Abraham.

Rockmore. A vocal and literary programme -was given. Announcement was made that the Auxiliary will have a ball on March 14, in Arcadia Hall, the proceeds to be given to the Home. The new of; the Auxiliary are: Harry Zwic-k, president; Miss Aida Kaplan, vice president; Samuel November, recording' secretary; Miss Sadie Cohen, corresponding Murray Mul-dauer, financial secretary, and Loyls Welnstetn, sergeant-at-arms. automobile Was not, 'there, and Mri Nelson-himself was away on his vacation.

Nelson' humored' the Intruder arid (Csked him for credentials: He mentlned Mr. Httl, to RK. Side. I Silk Feathei-bone doz. .85 .77 Nash and Riecelmanu Address Second A.

Z). Club Tonight. Magistrate Howard 1'. Nash, candidate for the nomination for District Attorney, and Edward Etiegelmann, candidate for nomination for sheriff, on the Democratic slate, tonight will address the members of lie Seawau-haka Club, the regular Democratic organization in the Second Assembly District. Mitchell May, former Secretary of the State, candidate for Co unty Judge, will be present if possible.

Assemblyman William J. (lillen, wl'10 is to he opposed In the primaries ly John J. O'Urady, will be another si leaker. Girdle Foundation yd. .10 and .12 1 SHOT IN ROW OVER GIRL.

One Barber In Hospital Other Taken to a Cell. Salvatore Ingracia, 23 years old, a barber, of 546 East Eleventh street, Manhattan, was taken to Bellevue Hospital last night In a dangerous condition, with a bullet wound In his left breast. Genaro Toscano, 22, a barber, of 442 South Fifth street, Brooklyn, was locked up in police headquarters on a charge of assault. The fight was over a girl. and she taxed him, with mposture.

The man then went away Whether the Progressives will support John MacCrate, or E. T. O'Loughlin, the Independence League-Democrat, as their candidate for Register, will be determined at tonight's meeting of the Progressive County Committee. Now that Wester-velt Prentice has been read off the slate by County Leader Chllds, the Moose will have to take their pick of either O'Loughlin or MacCrate. Judging from present' Indications the contest between the supporters of the two will be a lively one, with the odds favoring the Republican.

The Influence of the Childs-Elder-Aronstam group will be thrown to him, while Register O'Loughlin's principal supporter will be Jesse Fuller who holds a $3,500 Job as counsel to the Register. At the last meeting of the county committee. Fuller made a valiant but unsuccessful attempt to have his chief placed upon Leader Childs' slate. His support of the Democratic can from there. This stranger was one of the auto mobile thieves who about Mi-Wool lliwnli'lotlm Chiffon finish- sponged and shrunk Imift.

Prm-h anil Artillery Blue. Mouse. StcH. Cnrntlower. i'Hnay.

rinrnt. Moli. Seal nn'l African i Rrownp. Myrtli and Forest Mi-n's Wear Mile and Bla-'k ivr. l.6! kale Vll-Wool B'lJiifU i V'fiip li Srfff wavf ht (omhiiiHtions nf trtn and hihI Itrown nil hlue with blak Ktunll, milium and inrge -A 48 inchusually Sale' .85 4t-lrh rrrfi lopHn Pilk anrf soft, silky luster.

i 'rim Army inns MvrHn Frow 'i Blue iiakrijTJLT Pink riii'slat Taup) riarln Rns' iiic Trune Belc'n Pafork Xaw Rlark jTS. Snle .7 llstnrf Rnd TitpHu All-wool mnttlfl. rhefk and plaid ffpots prnys, tana. srriis and brown cnlorinffs 54-inch rog, .95 Sale Brooklyn lookbig for easy- pr.ey among the wives of absent automobile -n Hooks with invisible eves eross Dressmakers' Pins 1 U-lb. box .13 and .21 .1214 Dress Shields double covered and silk 12'i and .15 9 Garment Dress Shields adjustable 24 20 Pewhiff Silk 50-yard spools blat-k and eolors doz 29 .22 Black Sewlne: Silk spools each 19 Sewing Silk 100-yd.

spools black doz 55 ,44 Basting Cotton dozen 55 .38 Collar Supports and Foundations 10 2 for .15 didate has aroused opposition even In the ranks of his own Fifth Assembly uisrrict organization, orrln JU For rester has come out openly against French SerireK cis pian. Si inch All won firm, floje wphvp Mrtrinr. Xavv. Jlen's war "It's pretty raw work on Fuller's Canvas Coat Fronts 19 ,14 Long Coat Fronts .59 .37 Machine and Sewlne part to expect us to swallow Lough Bluo, Blark roR. Jl.19 Snle lln," said Forrester, "and I will do everything In my power to oppose this 4c 4 papers ,10 SC-Inch Hlrk Kninatlra lot wool small raised poplin programme.

I believe a straight Pro Roll Tape 24 yd. .10 weave Jet black res. Sale 1.10, 7 .11 OOOODOOQB Wide Black mid White Silk Seam Binding 15 ULJ view of the Prentice mlxup. i believe any other man but O'Loughlin should pe nominated by the Progressives. know I shall not support O'Louehlln.

who has no sympathy with the polit ical principles of the Progressive party, Today Progressive Countv Commit. teemen are receiving a direct appeal by John MacCrate. in which In nut. 4(-Tneh Solelln All wool Satin finish high luster. Taupe Steal Sal Vary it French Blue Mville African Brown T.i'hr.

Garnet Black Marina Real Value .89 Sale Whlpeorila and Gabardine i All wool dozen fashionable shades and black 4S inch teg. J1.29.. Sate i Linings -for Dressmakers' Sale lined a brief biography, together with a statement of the candidate. He says: "Twelve thousand dollars Is a large Few private concerns pay as mucn. inose mat 0.0 demand the entire time of their employees.

The nnh- lio should likewise demand from their servant nis entire time. The Reels Shears and Scissors for Dressmakers' Sale H. Boker fine Steel Shears and srlnnorn for tailors and dressmakers rog. .79 and .98 ,50 Imported Steel Sdsaora 3 4 to 6 inch extra hollow ground also Embroidery and Buttonhole Scissors reg. .49 and .59 Sale .38 Itenckel's Shenra fine steel elsewhere 1.00 Sale .65 Dressmakers' Shrnra and Selaaora highest grade steel nickel finish regularly .39 Sale 1.05 CHIFFONS for Dressmakers' Sale Double width Chiffon loth full assortment of new Fall shades for day or evening for waists, dresses and trimmings reg.

.69 Sale .50 Double width hlffon Cloth full line of colors, black and white for dresses, blouses and accessories reg. .98 Sale .74 ter's Office should not be the head quarters of political party, nor the press agency of a self-seeker." 9 Victor Murdock, chairman of the National Committee, and Michael Schaap, chairman of the Progressive State Enrollment Committee, will 35- ln'h silk finish Mnlre Pereellaea staple and up-to-date shapes--- reg. .24 MrrreHed I.lnlne; Snteena Mack, white and fashionable shades to match Fall dress 'J fabrics reg. .21 Sale 36- lnch Pereallnea light and dark shades in splendid assortment iS- 1 Sale Yard wide Satlna for coat linings Tan, Copenhagen. Wistaria.

Prune. Mrown. Green, Navy, various shades of Gray, White, Black reg. .69 Sale .54 tpeaic at the meeting tonight. All of the candidates on the straight Progressive elate have also been Invited to ay REINHARDT DTTNCAX, pmnnvi flcr4i Miss Catherine Helen Duncan.

daughter of Mrs. Alexander Duncan of Ward street, Middle Village, L. I and William George Relnhardt of 230 Bireec were married on Thursday evening, September 16, at Miss Duncan's home by the Rev, unaries Bell, pastor of the Church of Middle Village. The bride wore a gown of Ilk- poplin and chiffon and carried a A NEW DEPARTURE Our Regular Wednesday A. M.

Specials Are DOUBLED in Number Every Wednesday (bargains as usual) and Placed ON SALE ALL DAY Therefore: You May Expect to Enjoy the Full "Morning Special Value" All Day Every Wednesday. These Are Designated by Blue Sheet Tickets. Look for the Blue Sheet Tickets on Wednesday. No Mail or Telephone Orders. shower bouquet of white roses.

Miss isaDella Duncan, a sister of the bride, wore a white silk chiffon gown and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The best man was William Murphy, The aecorattons were very elaborate. Among those present were Mrs Alexander Duncan, Miss Isabella Dun can, Ueorge Duncan, Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Duncan, James Duncan, Adam Duncan, Miss Isabella Duncan Philip Coster, Helen Duncan, Mr. and Mrs.

James Murphy, William Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Newmarch, Mr.

$3.98 Women'a Trimmed HaU 2.79 Dress and tailored models large and small smart trim'gs. in newest effects. MlI.I.lNEItT-THirtD FLOOR. $1.69 Untrimmed Hats 1.19 and Mrs. William Mr.

and Mrs. Conrad Jaeger, Mrs. Duden. Mr. and Mrs.

William Dymock, Mr. and Mrs. R. Weber, B. Weber, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Snyder, Mrs. William McDonald, Charles Lawless, Otto Hamburger, Rhodes Le Count, Miss Crof-ton, John Specht, Miss Hultz, James McGaw, Harry Coster, Miss Catherine Newmarch, Miss Duncan, George Duncan, Miss Mamie Duncan, Alfred Dun? can, Miss Leona Tlsch. Rlack and best colors small, medium and large shapes.

Mil. LIN KItY THIRD FLOOR. 69 et. Women's Sateen Petticoat! 55 Black and colors deep pirated flounces all lengths. PKTTICUATS-SfcX'OXD FLOOR.

$1.98 Tab Silk Blouses 1.59 Xew stripes in various combinations tailored models convertible collar long sleeves. BI.Ot'SLS F.CON LOO R. $1.00 While Poplin Blouses 70 Striped collar and cuffs also crepe witlt emb'd collar and cuffs ncatlv tailored. BI.Ol KKS --SHC'OND FLOOR. $1.49 Leather and Silk Hand Bags.

1.00 Many styles, large and small gun metal, gilt and silver finish framen leather and silk lined. LF.ATHUR GOODS MAIN' FLOOR. $1.25 Mattiaf Suit Cases .75 24-inch reinforced ends brass finish lock and catches. SUIT CASES-THIRD FLOOR. 98 ct.

and $1.19 French Serges 77 All wool TiO Inch fine weave navy, men's wear blue and black. 1'RHSS COODS-MAIX FLOOR, 69 ct. Granites and Melrose. .52 and fit inch all wool brown, garnet, cadet, taupe, myrtle, navy -and black. DRI-iSS GOODS-MAIN" FLOOR.

75 ct. Tub Silks .59 Various width stripes on white grounds. SILKS -MAIN FLOOR. 16 et. Mercerized Sateens JJ "rt-lnch -black, white and desirable colors for lining coats, suits, etc LININGS RASEM KNT.

27 ct. Floss Cushions 21 L'Oxid cambric alro .39 leg. .1, 35 res. .45. 2x2S reg.

Kg PILLOW S-RASEM F.ST, 19 and 25 cl. New Cretonnes I4 49 ct. Nainsook Corset Covers 35 VICHY (raiwcff ntpvaue fropekty) NOTICE Regarding SPLITS SPLITS have now-been placed on the market and should be asked for at all first-class Bars and Restaurants. A ASK FOR Fancy yokes of lace, einb'y medal- lions and ribbon trim'd front and back. MLSLI.V FXliEKWEAR-SECOXD FLOOR, 49 ct.

Babies' White Dresses .25 Nainsook Yoke and Bishop style. hemstitched or emlVy trim'd sizes to 3 vears. INFANTS' FLOOR. $9.98 Yoonj Men's Suils 7.50 Navy serges, fancy worsteds and cheviots, mixtures, stripes, checks and fancies regular or patch pockets finely lined and tailored 32 to 38 chest. YOlTHS' CLOTHING-THIRD FLOOR.

$5.98 Boys' Norfolk Suits 4.65 Many with extra trousers new plaids, stripes and fancies in the most desirable fall fabrics trousers lined finely tailored to IS vears. BOYS' CLOTH I NU THIRD FLOOtt. 39 ct. Boys' Blouses 27 Madras and percales In stripes and fancies new Kail patterns; also plain white. attached collars 3 to IS vears.

HOYS' FrRMSHIN'OST-THIRD FLOOR. 39 ct. Boys' Parcale Shirts 28 Striped neckband or attached collars soft or laundered cuffs I M'l-oure I apestry chintz. Oriental also new black and white effects ITHOLSTKIIY-RASEMENT. 22 ct.

Bleached Turkish Towels 161 Heavy absorbent hemmed colored or white borders. TOWKI.S-.MAIN FLOOR. $2.19 Men's Blanket Bath Robes I gg figures gray, navv, wine, brown, etc. all sizes. MUX'S Fi FLOOR.

12'2 ct. Bleached Towelings Heavy, HUsorlient Toweling Union linen for dish or roller. TOV, EL1NGS- MAIN FLOOR. auction EVERY possible effort has been made, not only to make RYZON The Perfect Baking Powder, but to prove it so. Some of the most eminent chemists in the country have pronounced RYZON "perfect.

The leading food authorities, those who have been fighting for a better baking powder for years, say that RYZON comes up to their standards. And most important of all, to the housewife, is the opinion of those who have tried RYZON in actual baking. The best known cooking experts, women whose names are famous, have baked with RYZON. They are unanimous in saying that RYZON is more uniformly certain in results, that it makes lighter food and that it is unquestionably the first perfect baking powder they have ever tried. Reports from prominent cooking schools and women's leagues indicate similar satisfactory results.

The General Chemical Company, as the greatest business organization of its kind in the country, would not attempt to market RYZON without first being satisfied that it was superior to any other baking powder. They are convinced and so are putting RYZON within reach of every woman who bakes. The quotations in the column on the left show what some of the leading cooking experts say about RYZON read them, then go to your grocer and buy your first can of RYZON. We feel confident that, after trying it, you will use it ever after. $1.89 Linen Napkins dozen 1.2Q in.

bleached gnod patterns. I.INBNS-.MAIN FLOOR. sizes 12 to 14. HOYS' FVnXISHlNoS-THlKD FLOOR. "The Ladles' Home Journal Cooking Expert- Marion Harris Nell, M.

C. A say? "We are delighted to be able to frankly and truthfully inform you that the RYZON Baking Powder is the very best that we have -ever used in our ork. "We subjected the Baking; Powder to many severe tests and we tried it carefully in thirty sweet and savory dishes. We found it to be more economical than other baking: powders on the market. It appears to keep well.

We consider it to be the purest in quality, the strongest and most wholesome ot any baking powder of which we have knowledge. "We would be fflad to use it and recommend it when it makes its appearance. Very truly yours. MARION H. NEIL" Cooking Eipert Ladies' Home Journal, Editor Table Talk, Principal School of Cookery, Philadelphia The Delineator Cooking Expert writes i "I have thorouchly tested the sample of RYZON Baking Powder sent mc and find it pure and the best baking powder I have ever used.

"believe that Its use will promote jood health, that it is economical, and trom every point of view of housekeeper will be found absolutely satisfactory. Yours very truly, EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD Household Editor The Delineator A Comment from Boston "I have been using the RYZON Baking Powder, which you sent me by parcel post, in my home cookine for the past two weeks and can commend it most heartily. Very truly yours, i MRS. B. JANET M.

HILL" The Boston Cooking-School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics. From a New York Cooking School "After numerous testa, tnd thorough use In cakes, pastry, I assure you the results proved the RYZON Hakini; Powder you sent me to be the best baking powder I have used Up to the present lime. And it affords me pleasure to state so. Yours very truly, E. K.

I.EMCKE-BARKHAUSEN" Mrs. (lesine Lenicke's Greater New York Conking School 56 West 84th Street What Katharine Lawrence writes i "Your RYZON Baking Powder has been thoroughly tested -by me in m.ut7i-ns, biscuit and cake, and I am only too happy to give you the very, highest recommendation Hi its favor, It is all Muit can be desired in auy baking Y.oUrs truly. KATHARINE LAWRENCE" Director of Household Science The Temple University Philadelphia 49 ct. Women's Underwear 33 29 ct- Set" Co'1" 1J Kmbroidered Swisses also Venle. White Ribbed fleeced vest high CITY SALESROOMS 7 fe 8 Court Sq.

and 22-24 Red Hook Lane, near Fulton St. WM. P0LLAK, Auctioneer, Sells Tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. a vast and vajled assortment of Parlor Library, Chamber and Dining Furniture of every de-acrlptinn, Braaa Beds. Mattresses, Quilts kets.

Curtains, Portieres, Desks, Bookcases Dreaeera, Chiffoniers, Buffets. China Closets' Linen, Bric-a-Brae, Paintings. Camels' Hugs, Linoleum. Pianos, lie Hnxes Rana.es, Baliy Carriages. Bis lot this week and net laces nianv stvles.

XKCKWEAR-MAIX' FLOOR. or low neck, long or short sleeves ankle length drawers regular and extra sizes. IvNIT FLOOR. 49 and 59 ct. Boys' Rib'd Underwear.

,37 .18 ciiho paii wuui smrts nign neck long sleeves ankle length draw-, ei-s all sizes. KNIT I'NllLRWEAR-MAIX FLOOR. 27 ct. Sateen Tickings Assorted stripes fast colors. TIi'KlNGS-liASKMKNT.

Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. 1 '0 to 14 Minutes by Subway to 14th Street Express Station, N. Y. V.

W1TTK SI KV BY WIFE. PUBLIC AUCTION; On account of unpaid freight, demurrage and steraite charges, there will be sold at public auction, at the end of Pier 3, at the Freight Terminal of The Delaware, Lackawanna and "Western Railroad Company, at Hnboken New Jersey, on OCTOHP)lt IK. 1515, ut It o'clock In the forenoon, two CM carloads ol' roofing slag welshing, respectively. anil fW.lYio pounds' the eame having been shipped from New Jersey, by The SiumnerfteM Cnnipanv' consigned, respectively, to the Tiawiii River Gravel Company, Morgan and Hasa atreeta, Brooklyn. New York, and Lucks Brothers.

r.Jtl Broadway, Rrouklvn. New York THE DEMWARB. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY j-' By J.K. KLLIOTT, Agent. Sept J-Oeo Ihaln.

537 Court si, clothing pledged prior Sept. 12, Sept. J. Kriel. ss; rtI ail tools, dorks, plated ware, camera 'musical instruments aud miscellaneous Roods of every description pledged prim- Sept.

1 AN "So you dmi'l permit any motor Ccps in Crimsnii "Nhi'v one." replied Fronclio Tlpb. hate to from behind the times. In wo conclnrled it wre. asin ptiblir pi Licy to have, nil the boys quit in' a pi Iker canip every time a tiro blow mif, li in kin' (nnielioiiy was shot." wikshinglon Star. TIMKS H.WK CH VNt.K.n.

fi'licn 1 askoil my wife to marry me i she made mo promise not to use tol ficco." (And now?" ho's annoyerl because I tlon't ant her to smoke cigarettes." Washington (Star. Sold in quarter, half and pound cans, 10, 18 and 35 cents. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded without question. Slir Aks l-jral Si'pai'Htlon. Alleging 'J Alicp P.

Wltto. tlir.ui,'.:h Albert J. Rifklnd. her nlloniey. ycsloi'day, filed -in the New York County Clerk' offlcft a and complaint in a ault for sepnnilion against h't'edorick Wide.

The plnimiff says she was married in I he defendant March atwi that Ibex parted Miy 31. ll, when 1 he desert rii her. The defendant su served with copies of the papers -Nosstraiul avenue nar Macon streeU FOOD DEPARTMENT NEW YORK 2S-M. Bruckheimer's Pons, clothing, pledged prior Sept. Grand i la, ltl.

MFDTCATj. QBO0 0Q QCDGO OGDQOO BIRTHMARKS, lupua, moles, liver snots Beinorrhoids. bleeding piles; no cutllnr wain detention. SAMUAUIUM, 174 West Tilth 0, liuhattaa.