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ee ——— ee Left Rotate to Seatice tnaraham. | ‘The will of Arthur Ingraham, « brother | Of Presiding Justice George Te Inge © Division of the! filed for probate Yeeterday. The estore $100,000, Highteen tote at and Twenty-seventh Str Coward Prevents Cropsey’s Efforts to 7? S \ Try Former Bank Head. |... CURSE ON) PREJUDICI Ae ' Would imprison Officials | ® Who Would Spare Wreck- | eB ers of Union Bank. | ! A “ring of powerful Influences” have N bes thwarted District Attorney Cropasy jj of Brooklyn in bringing to trial BK | A ward M. Grout, former President of | fe the defunct Union Bank, indicted for| is be | . Brooklyn, a member of a / ~f Retween rong ors’ committos of the bank, He “ha St and Weak haw given out the following atate-! 4 If the arches of your feet} mont \ f ed, raise the “L believe that the present District Be ave oropp a tals th TT attorney han done everything in ble 4 with Coward Arch Sup-|power to bring Mr. Grout to trial, At ( s : eak every step he has found himself port Shoes; make w ak thwarted by « ring of powerful In arches strong,’ and [nuonces, religious and political, ex- ee} o » k “ turned ankles sure. patra behale of the former ban! $01.9 NOWHERE ELSS Of the@l/nion Bank situation Mr, | JAMES S. COWARD 964-274 Greenwich @t., N. Y. (aan Wanaew erneer) Sullivan anid were axked to believe ome! ere an meuwit to our Y example, we were —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_ unnens that the lant sident of the bank, who had been a Comptrotier of the City of New York, and whowe firm had been at- torneys for the bank under the pren- ent convict, Sullivan, thoughpthat the bank was solvent when be bécamne ite \ hoad. x ident hia| 6 $40,000 i he bank. | Whatever may be the | ampect of such a step, there is certainly room! for a great deal of good taste shown In own firm and as t bDilitios in folstin, 4 NN) shoulders of t wa r t rything, wae all right and oaten- q ibly doing everything to help.” Of David A. Sullivan, former Presi- a k, now in Sing Sing, % fet io gotti i ‘hk by A ‘Poor Bulliv: bes He Mr, Grout was M1 firm presented a bul of witness a repetition of “Kor the benefit of t x ment is published in aM it was then, jo make a vow or Next Sunday's World it launch a curse, | ld di ‘1 Will get a circulation in |]| 1” mawiten''p tried by one jot or tittle to New York City greater uniahment. Any Judge wi than the Sunday Herald, nniderations, to _bign in judg. Times, Sun and Tribune |] Grout should be held upto public added together. — and placed safely behind % toge! Tr. d for his betrayal * a THE BROOKLYN CITIZEN’S CALENDAR FOR 1915 The Best and Largest Calendar Issued The Brooklyn Citizen’s Calendar for 1915 will be ready for distri- i N | \ © 1] bution, Monday, December 14th | Powis die wea ae 7a | . r) - i SUNDAY’S CITIZEN tt | DECEMBER 13TH an | CUT OUT THE COUPON, % which will be found at the top a of the first page of the paper And present same at the Main Office ot THE CITIZEN, junction Fulton, Adams and Wil- toughby Streets, not later than Friday, Decem- ber 18th, IF YOU WISH THE CALENDAR mailed, re- mit 7c for postage to the Circulation Depart- ment of The Citizen. To secure the Calendar, order The Sunday Citi- zen in advance from your newsdealer, NEXT SUNDAY’S CITIZEN DECEMBER 13TH ‘DR SULLIVAN SAYS ecco wget: STUYVESANT HIGH SCHOOL |%as'tto cevetirnt"rcomeste”™ "URGE SEGREGATION OF — |?rzura: | p QWERF UL RING IS foe LEDERER CHECKS AGAIN cn | sas ro Resent Expulsions and Suspensions | le trust | POILLON SISTERS IN cour. | Charges ‘That Combination sf Mi anawer ton complaint of Jn [aN aa Waa Vai aa VaaNaaN Broadway and Thirty-third Street Za mVa EN VN a aN BN Ne S Absolutely of the reformatories is un- $63,000 and the boys osy that to what Ie re: Bodmin of the University ot New =) BOYS THREATEN A STRIKE! sti r'sloc Ser oct ss! DELINQUENT DEFECTIVES |S sig tactate ue one Sep of the liquida Burritt, General Director of the So: iwindled from “an Poor, ‘and Ciarente Mt Abbot Com Pe Slarence 4 bh Ce Dependents Should Be Kept in| missioner of the State Institutions the Blind. and same claw of; gg AS | H s Due, They Say, to New Theatrical’ Man Mest Tell Cour? Separate Institutions, Many sna mt ich Min * 0 labels for 9," Some gore to thet Pella dibecclet ack lle | Athletics Rule. pcheeteadh Witnesses Say. THIS TIME SHE SAILS, |] aren tor Dances ty, mubjes | | George W. Lederer, theatrical man, —_——- ete, Varted and ex. par: Gove to Paeenin tnerahar, The s a ‘Thirty five expulsions and reventy-|tiving at No. 924 West End Avenue, has| Urgent need for more custodial inst!-| Mise Henkel, Once Balked, Off to! ccliet stock to ) & Ro Charlot oat tthe [five nurpensions at the Stuyvesant Hith | been ordered to appear on Hept. 17 be- | tutions was expressed at @ hearing yes- cwoom from, a " pa clpal C1 - hool for truancy and insubordination | fore Magistrate Miller in Flushing on|terday before the Commission to In- Henke! of Chicago, dixcurned yesterday by groups of|@ charge made by Jease J. Harris of No.| vestigate Provision for 6 Mentally | ire’ 85.00 Terorits: | Be ‘ i ta, » talked of @ atrike.!120 West One Hundred and Sixteenth | Deficient. It was agreed a Sore awe Oetower te seinen the | Ol Caer , ™ mi a of tn trouble, who called | Street. should be separate instit erase, of an Nalien steamer te |) neeaie tet & ft 0168 Princiyal Ernest Re Von Nordroff,| ttareia tat nummer had charge of alcare of the dependent and delinquent] visit her fiance, Count Willy Feodor |! PHONOGRAPH RECO’D received little natixfaction, He has re-| resort at Far Rockaway. He saya Led-| detectives. Pe: care of delin- of the Twelfth Austrian MRS, 1, G, CROSB' Uhlans, but was taken back to Chi- cago by her brother, set out for Aus- Dr. George Mitchel Parker said jerday on the America of , Harris says, wero NON | experience amon, ian Mail ‘Line us «first wing to the boys, the present | Herbert Robertson bankers at |in the Tombs ha nger. : ‘fs on tn the renult of nity for asta y pituation In the result of a stri No. 130 Went Forty-atzth Streat, and |" EN Secetives now committed to the accompanted by her moth- came back marked ‘No good.” Lederer, | Tetor houses of detent) . The Count was wounded at Harri. says, promised to make the| Ks tt added, mental det Przemy sl, rm ut paid only $50, tte Intendent ts dincuns jared to be es- 64 W. B5th st. T Amounting to | quent defectives was 4 5, e008 Cree an No Extra Charge fer It. vert semen | ‘The World be I) but is convalescing at Pg ‘pein tonne ‘ance 0 hearings have been ‘held in tho|tiveci"and vocational trattag and tho] (eer tet Mise Henkel, who ix ‘nine. |e wath ©, Me ? ing, een ¥ t ti the atudenta Im athietics muse eftect of this association upon the | yea SY eee mae Christmas Candies For Churches, Sunday Schools, ete., by the pail or pound. Lowest prices, ibway Store, Balcony THE GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE Two Big City Block Floors Crowded with Holiday Goods at Lowest Priccs —7J ras eS) d\ ee oo Dairy Lunch Specials Nake only appetizing but moderately ri jar. ¥ Subesy Btore, Balcony $150 Creargett Lrépe ® Startling! to $2.95 The Same Beautiful Creations That Were Originally Priced at $3 to $6.95—A Subway Store Opportunity ‘The illustrations but faintly convey an idea of the TUB SILK BLOUSES in many of the smartest smartness of style and the high character of the quality “Daughter of and most popular colorings and desi of the hour, $1. the Revie’ Blouses, $2.95 Spans, tant th cantor Copy of a $16.50 Model of these winsome Blouses. BLACK LACE BLOUSES, lined with chiffon, $2. A wonderful showing of CREPE GEORGETTE SILK SHADOW LACE BLOUSES, chiffon lined, In silk crepe de chine, bound with braid & finished with large pearl buttons Subway Store, Balcony In striped Tub Silk, $2; in linon, $1. Subway Store, Baloon, N Y| BLOUSES in charming pastel colorings, at $1.60. long sleeves, $2. 20 dozen dainty Crepe de Chine Blouses, slightly EXTRA:—50 dozen new, fresh, LINGERIE mussed, an amazing value at $1. BLOUSES, 56c. Subway Store, Balcony Pictures as Gifts Women’s Dainty Colored Artoty pes Meck yess At 25c Bows and Ties Figures and landscapes. 2-inch One in a Box, 25c Nea ap teeea frames with gilt Crepe de Chine in all desirable Jent ¥ Pastel colors. Also berries, roses and ere prearealaied Pastels, ‘| buds, one in a box, at 26c. Subway Store, Balcony 2,400 Men’s Boxed Knitted Ties for Christmas Giving, 25c nae values at a little price. Plenty of the new wide Four-in-Hands so popular with young men; crochet weaves in plain colors, heather mixtures and croas stripes. Many new color combinations never before shown in Neckwear at this * price, Subway Store, Balcony Many Will Choose for Christmas $2.95 Petticoats, $1.95 Messaline Silk, with pleated flounce and elastic waist band, also Silk Jersey top Petticoats, with fancy pleated flounce; some have the Silk Jersey flounce. Many other styles of Chiffon Taffeta and Messaline Petticoats in all colors and black. Subway store, Balcony Subway Store, Balcony Children’s $2.95 Coats Sizes 2 to 6 Years $1.95 Bare of Pindab.td Tuateri ala in gray, brown, Copenhagen and navy; warmly lined; some belted; others in the straight box style. 1,000 Christmas Books for Kiddies 25c The Home Primer, Animal Booka, iat Book, Picture Books, Faity Books, Ei Subway Store, Balcony 2,000 Pairs Women’s Black Cotton Hosiery, 10c Pair 8 pairs for 26c. Seamless; rein- forced heels and toes, Bubway Store, Balcony $1.50 German Silver Vanity Cases, Umbrellas For Christmas at $1 Men's and Women's Fine Freaghadcan Tete Licence large assortment of natural we carved mission and silver trimmed handles, large variety to choose from, with tassel and case. Toys 1,000 Mechanical Jumping Dogs An amazing Oc Summer- saults and lands on its feet in a ey ar Pee Balcony Satin Lined Wicker Work Children’s $1 White Children's Black and 500 $1 Rag Dresses, 50c Site BOc to $2 Baskets Men's $3.60 to 96 Made of sheer lawns, daintily trimmed with fine laces and em- broidery, some with kimono sleeves, Sizes 2 to 6 years, Subway Store, Balcony Dolls, 50c Dainty Gingham Dresses. Boys also in this lot, Subway Store, Lower Floor 75c Fitted with, nepdipcase, scissors, thimble, ee and 12 lk. “A practical Christ- Subway Store, Balcony Blanket Robes ramen PO opel Ball , atterns, popu suspen rom sold- lar colors; i, Gone patie ‘and large ered link chain, ny sizes, Subway Store, Balcony Subway Store, Balcony . Children’s Pretty Colored Washable Dresses 50c and $1 For children 2 to 6 years old. 4 So good you will probably buy] | Jewelry Special several, Subway Store, Balcony Saturday isa tibet Gold, Ban Tin: ons 4,000 Yards 35c to 75c PRS Sona Shadow Laces 25c and 50c 25c to 50c yd. woman will appreciate. * Bubway Store, Balcony This is a wonderful special. 17 to 24 inches wide, white and Stunning Fur Coats For Women and Misses That Will Make Superb Christmas Gifts Positively the most won- derful fur values the Subway Fur Shop has ever offered. Hudson Seal Coat, hand- somely lined with flowered crepe silk; large collar of Hudson geal, Regularly $75; this site $55 Caracul Coat of flat moire skins; satin lined, large caracul collar; 62 inches long; set-in sleeves; large fancy silk pocket inside to match lining. Regularly $85; this ue... $67.60 Other Coats of Caracul, 40 inches long; , flowered satin lining. Regulerly $65; this sale $45 Arctic Seal Coat French Men’s 75c Rubbers, Very Special, 45¢ Winch Goodyear Rubbers, in storm or self-acting style; all perfect. Sizes 6 to 11. Women's 60c Storm Rubbers, sizes up to No. 8............+ 35c Subway Store, Balcony, $5.60 Women’s Japanese q Quilted Duchess™ Guise Deiphine® Pri amy Cetoria® Bath Robes Re. $3.75 New “Nu-Welt” Shoes for Women gftiendid_ s» Christmas Gift, A Revelation at $2.50 Y . Bi select, Footwear speci: constructed by one of the foremost fromm, Wawrwey Mary, Beleeay shoe concerns in. America for the Gimbel Subway Store. A ott, Dertecte fitting shoe with a very flexible sole. Note the "5 2-Clas: justrations; Women's § Gl id THE DUCHESS, s| THE DELPHINE,| THE JOSEPHINE Overseam Gloves very dressy shoe, with | ® oll? wiht a the only Nu-Welt lace 7Bec Pair 8 semi-Spanish Louis] black corded cloth ond metal’ colar Ut ecru. Subway Store, Lower Floor For Christmas Giving Boudoir Caps 25c Shadow lace, ribbon trimmed. Also a beautiful assortment of Cape at 60c to $1.75, Bubway Store, Balcony dyed coney; new pointed collar of seal; set-in sleeves pe Nase very genni: 345 Women's $1.65 Three-strand, heavily embroid- bo, Bent lonsher of aplain pian \eetieg cave heal, long. Regularly Hand Bags ered; black, ‘white, tan and taiter| Spanish’ Levis ‘heel, | THE VICTORIA, 957,60 $95; this sale,,., $65 contrasting backs on black and ‘ concaved. the same model zs the NI r Gea. With collar of ' wale, NN ent importation THE ERINCESS, 0 pinata but with, a onyskin 5 Vith om Germany. P shoe o! ¥ vamp in- new model; plain civet cat or natu- selection, for Chr Children’s Fleece - lined stad coltekiny flex. |stead of patent leather, Cola enn $19.75 ral raccoon....., $22.50 4 n Gloves, in gray and tan, 600, vamp, Spanish ;| [ble and. comfortable Pag cyl Subway Stere, Baloeny for dress or street wear. | for walking. Balcony.