The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1912, Page 4

A sinsapeimnae mane ee " Neen memalinlal sii : - : a y e ‘ “a ee evar ires Sa ses te ASS nS THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1919. i ce RUSSIAN CROWN PRINCE, “ | | CHILLY RECEPTION “wwost sireas'se EUROPEAN POWERS | “CALLED MEATHIEF,” ‘DIAMOND DEALER By FORTHEALDERMEN | “AGREEON ALBANIA; SHFSARTIST, WHO ASKS’ AIN IN OFFICE: | 1 $10,000 I ‘AT HEADQUARTER QUTLETFORSERVIA, MOM TOPAYSTC000 po iD AND GAGGED i Se pana iat [Sues Wealthy Woman, Declar-| mae Deputy Commissioner McKay Envoys in London Join on | ing She Slandered Him pseu in Killing of Chicago Refuses to Give Them Ac- Question of Autonomy— | After Business Visit, | Firm Member in Big Busi- cess to the Files. | Adriatic Rights. | | ness Building. sails | Philip Josiag, an artist with a studio | sbulacebiaitnes ter oe SS IRDAT faa bs bp See cae § wid uby a ies CHICAGO, De J. H. Logue, fitty- MUST GET A SUBPOE ninth treet Began wult for slanier t0-| WHER O TAL a Police Official Tells Them [2m hie compinine onan wa) Chat the Every Paper They Want to eee elt Mi | See Must Be Mentioned. sla ad Sere alae WaAKA INC HID: Yeren The ine | tit, Josins, w specialty of! back of his head was crushed Six members of the Aldermanic inves id hauhad Vastiay (no 1eAde| ing Heleanbeat, oA mie UE tre, fe i ng committee and counsel, peace deleg haine on #mory KR. Buckner, re ed an unex- him to tr rebuff at 1M I quarters wit ine r A ral ‘ " of the fortress of Adr during to- | wek ANIL police was to 1 Ww if r any | n the complaint and filing bureaus with- that the change of the Turkish attitude wait M » before a| e e ou a mwpeene srl Ghai focthe tat {hut stun ca Woy aaa Give This Beautiful ‘Though some of the Aldermen fum fo. He wild he | . * . er 1 dag Aeolian-built Player-piano if it a more in a *_|a orclock he found | y wooten faces of tho |: = | est ee | To Your Family tome of the visitors were for | “ ” ; We demand what was their by right | ; } 1 to have | | Price, $450 Payments, $2.85 Weekly | = This was one of several snags which NIARAPEIA: I ng eich tL ‘ °| | Es Be utes et the Complaint JOKE BY WIRELESS AS fortitoations are Gi eee NI ge ‘ A fine piano is, q itself, a fine sit—combined with eg hate for : ‘ say eALerrie ’ i | eERIIBO. immediate artistic playing, in a form that even a musical beginner * I ym WARSHIPS’ SHELLS FLY CREELMAN RESIGNS, FORMER TREASURY TeLLeR on Child ont une, Ht a the Buprene Gi, Re niles written ACQUITTED ON CHARGE ‘ ‘ iti ‘ tion for this and that individual 4 —_—>— ’ : The Technola is more than a fine piano; it is a musical master- : piece, unapproached at its price and of such extraordinarily beautiful name will) Hf quality that great masters of music like Rosenthal, Moszkowski, poard is try- y recetved a dr. Yorker who: public, The } tioning H. B. O'Sullivan, one of the George W. vostignting investigat tween Greeks and Turks— of Taking Money $19,000,000 and has on hand H Nikisch, and others equally famous, enthusiastically endorse it. who is statio ' k, - . ) eve, Sultan Presents Flag. | DENIES GAYNOR ROW: teriously Disapy The player-action in the Technola Piano is made by the Aeolian {ice officials, Ho an | - | ee | CHICAGO, Dee. 29, Company, the world’s leading specialists and authority on player- i Ratue leds very. di | oar srespurlng are Af eee Matreie| ( instruments. Among all player-pianos it has no equal save in the f Pveka had been lata in his smite. (the Ho=called Dardanel- SAYS Mayor Can Make Fac higher-priced instruments made by the same makers. Ordinary 1 all hin] lee Atraits, iboats player-pianos sold elsewhere, and costing as high as 8650, canaot ®@oner Waldo and, in turn, deputy commissioners who ha be tn the building and th i Dureau heads: compare with it. Colina "Buckner. It’ A Give your family this wonderful player-piano. Your wife and ten | Dowiinas € eae) -Iits quite children can use it for hand-playing and practice, the same as any, took and olka a jal EN er cay ‘ de | other piano. It will enable you to have all the music you want— ‘They left City Mall in t T would in order to : ; iter atm." h i popular songs, ragtimes, two-steps, operas, hymns and fine classics— Kneyr-ed-Din ; bu yan | i in your home, every evening. The cost of this music is so slight i f A : pe *% Order on | that you will never feel. it. sige Pes deape by Greek shells du wuld GARS OUT THE COMMITTEE'S | way prosontod to-day bl (| ” Can any other gift, costing but $2.85 a week, bring such Meera savin sscea’ epeslomter le sannalah vernern. yas apo va! ‘. an extraordinary amount of pleasure and happiness to your family as | bardment of Sebastopo! a Transcript.) iplease your iriend. |} would the famous Technola Piano? the Commission The captatn of the flagship was pre- pe WEBIA IO VOUT LBOK| ’ ’ | i where House a1 I RTeeaat baiPentra tuneni nian’ ten pubes But | 28 LU ey « Lethim select hisown We have but a few more Technola Pianos left be- were epent jin Waldo's private’ ofc, refised to ace news: |; 4 Hat, Gloves, Cane or pide heads (esdona oo i aneren Hall at once hen es e¥, attached to the | and selec instrument. ROME Garied on aitder ot the ; Umbrella for Xmas.' | | lect your ii wanking. sot Deignerty eee o aa on q i Buy Victor Victrola and Records at Aeolian Hall. er he We, tienen ¢-| Killed and eight oiners we Meet’ beautiful rt iecnea nient Victor gana the inl 5 5 ANDAR World. Complete stock of all new model Victrolas. ment BETTER MADE \ ACCUSED AS AUTO BANDIT. HAD CHURCH CLUB CARD, |" Oren. until 9.30 P.M. between now and Christmas “LChicago — Prisone 30 Carrie, Ee erataNina’itan any oiner depereveoree Prisoner Al Caries | ment + Letter Acknowledging Mission- The Aldermen saved as the plece ce Fas ae ab eerie resistance of their tour the trial room | ary Contribution, on the third floor, where Policeman John| CHICAGO, Dec. %.—When Arthur 3, Skelly’ was facing dismissal from the | Lewis, allas Lowis Forbes, who with | tiepartment on the word of Mary Goode. | tw. ious ta Thie-witness was still under cross-ex- | atatlo tion when the Aldermen filed into Troon amd found seats « The Aeolian Company Largest Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in the World Aeolian Hall 29-31-33 W. 42nd St. the q@ hey became too trkeom pecan Ai SHERMAN ESTATE $400,c00. Vice-Prei lent Left Fortune in Stocks and Bonds. UTICA, N. Y., Dev. %—Hvidence) autome taken before the tax uppraiser to-day | ad been engaged to drive Ui indicates that the estate of Vice-Presi- eral restaurants they had pl Gent James 8. 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