The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1915, Page 11

Balking Plan for a Park on Ciney Resort Site Likely to. Lead to Bigger Things. ° SEA SANDS FOR PEOPLE. ldétmen to Bb Asked o-Day for Bath Pavilions and Free Peeps at the Ocean. / A resolution will be introduced at’ » this afternoon's meeting of the Board of Aldermen favoring the plana of ‘The Evening ‘World for the con- Version of the Dreamiand property into @ plblic beach provided with bathing pavilions and other conven- fences, all of which are to be man- at by the city. Alderman Charles | @. Moore of Brooklyn is the father wf the resolution. Its passage will Mean that the schemo to place a} ‘useless park on the site of the! Dreamland pleasure resort must be abandoned and that the fine stretch! of sand extending from Surf Avenue to th¢ ocean will again revert to the people, ' Park Commissioner Ingersoll of Brooklyn, under whose direction the | Dreamland property is operated, has already taken steps to make the beach Gorve.the purpose of the people. He ) favors the following resolution which fs to be introduced this afternoon in the Board of Alderman by Alderman Charles J. Moore: Resolved, that whereas the Dreamiand property at Cohey Island has during the past season | been open to the public as a bath: ing beach, and has not been gub- jected to any formal development plane other than erection of freshment stand, a pavi shelter and a comfort station, all for the convenience of users of the beach. And whereas some persons are urging that the Dreamland site be converted into a fo ark, Now it is the board that the pro T eppelved, that copies of thie’ resghution be sent to all members’ of the Board of Estimate and te ) “ll the Park Commissioner of Brook: lyn, ‘We have no less an authority than the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, that the beaches »beloug to the public.” says Alderman .Moore. | “There, is no reason then why we, should not proceed to reclaim them. | . If there are legal technicalities In the! way wo ought to go into court and | _” fight. It is certainly worth while to do so when the stake Is considered. | |i} “It would mako the average New + Yorker sad to walk six or seven miles! along Revere Beach owned by the City of Boston. It is one of the most delightful spots in the world and there is not a foot of the beautiful sands that is not controlled by the} city. What a poor comparison Concy | Inland offers! In Bosjon people | would: not belleve you, if you told | them that any one had to pay to go, inside B fence to get a look at the o about time we woke up her peveraion of the Dreamland property into a free public beach | will rar vincs the public that the city | officiate must not cease their efforts til the entire edged ot sand .t ps ers DISABLED RELIEF "SHIP SAFE. | Camino Towed Tuto Hallfax After Days of Peril at Sen, HALIFAX, N. S., Jan, 26.—A feat of good seamanship reached a success- ful conclusion to-day when the dis-! abled steamer Camino, bound from San Feanclsco with supplies for the dest!- tute a into this cutter rudder gone and ed wi icked up off Sa Abie Tian and the Bn of 200 miles 0 Halifax was made/ against a sion of violent gales. | It sted that several weeks will ee asin ed to make repairs to the ino. nother steamer probably xl’ be ‘furnished to ty her cargo to iu | MIND 18 ON 128th STREET ONL he STREET | AUMANN'S he WATCH i Bloom itidla, 2 N. J. ea Abe) Yow York N fal 528 Sprin eo gta Woxenn ky ts Al 2 Sih St..Colleas yn yven EST 24 2 arin SeucCeesninue NY | ORRIN ey ~~ S es \\ N “" (KN | See This Thrilling Ride! With James Cruze—the Hero in Thanhouser’s Newest Serial Photoplay, ZUDORA IN By Harold MacGrath JamesCruzeisback—as the hero in Thanhouser’s photoplay version of Harold McGrath’s new story, ‘““The Twenty Million Dollar Mystery,’’ now appearing serially in the New York Globe. You can see a new episode of this great film drama at your favorite theatre every week and then read Harold MacGrath’s story of the play in the Globe. The cast includes the greatest group of film stars ever shown in one production—James Cruze as Jim Baird, the news- paper reporter — Marguerite Snow as Zudora, the heiress— larry Benham as John Storm, the lawyer—Mary Elizabeth Forbes as Madame Du Val, the Woman of Mystery—Sidney Bracy as Tom Hunt, the detective—Frank Farrington as Captain Radelite, the chief conspirator— arid a support- ing company of 1000. ‘his list of stars interpreting the scenes of the gifted author; Harold rath, assures you an literesting photoplay~-one that will ‘helight the kiddies and grown-ups alike. If you like thrilling acting—if you like beautiful love scenes—if you like. Harold MacGrath’s masterful method of portraying human emotions—if you like elaborate settings and fine photography—if you like a photoplay that is full of action—then make it a point to see this Thanhouser serial at your favorite theatre every week. Then read the corresponding story in The New York Globe. See the Ehotepliy at These Theatres: ee itey city, ond Me Umulre Ned. Graham Ave. Franklyn y York Ritatio“ave..| ae Gavety Rex—-217 1. ota se AY ipa Read the Sioes by Harold MacGrath i in the NEW YORK GLOBE IXNIBITORS: SLE MUTUAL FILM CORPORATION FOR BOOKINGS KIDAY—Continued, Wlek. N Mtar—-1:8 dd Ave.. New York, Kiyn Bt. oni it 2: y Boalt at Ae: & -THETWENTY MILLION ~~ DOLLAR MYSTERY storia LT 1 Park sisi iNew, York. “ Ne: Bru Astoria. Broadway and Thirty-third Street Study the NEW Ideas In the February . * Furniture Sale —“‘With Initiative’’ During the THREE DAYS OF REVIEW’ —Thursday, January 28th —Friday, January 29th —Saturday, January 30th “NEW” is the very keynote of the Sale. In this essential quality lies-a great part of its interest. Our own stocks have been stripy clean of stragglers and odde and“: ends of furniture. To the Doreen sae-) to-the-moment, which has resulted, we have added the largest perchasés we have ever Sor. a; Furniture Sale. We have chosen to secure fine, large, clean lots, in new styles, which: we knew would be wanted, and on which we were able to effect hendovae, are through the volume of our orders, rather than maneeerey Se patterns and left-overs, no matter how temptingly low the peices, _ might be at which they were offered to us. - Altogether, it is safe to say that the , Half-Million Dollars’ worth of Furniture. to be offered during February, at av coving, of coe ae NEW r te tor fumish | contains more NEW and DESIRABLE desi ing the new apartment, or the new house, in ‘the demands of the day, than will be found elsewhere in New York, either at, full A reduced prices. Of QUALITY we need say little—the best furniture-making firms in America “ from which we draw our supplies are not in the habit of cheapening their productay nor would we allow them to do so, even if we could. The ARRANGEMENT of the Sale, on a wingle vast floor facilitates to an unusual degree S| SEEING. We suggest a visit to, and COMPARISON with, other’ft ‘ou will be e rufficiently well to appreciate the IMBEL February occasion by Thursday—the first of the Days of ppl of course you can, if hay: wish, see the GIMBEL Furniture'today. It is practically all in lane, and only the February Sale tags are missing. Seventh Fleer Last Week of the Linen Sale And These Low Prices Table Damask Ws Ma instead Pillow Cases Ft 75 , Pele, of $1.31 instead of $2.60 i Fre Teiah linens double eek, satin finish wey sptenes | pillow cases of fine Irish linen; Huck Towels 25c, instead of 35c Bureau Scarts 60c, : 50c, instead of of ote ‘ th inen scar trimmed sri pw fr oni ee Ba th T ovals 26c, mE of toe Napkins $3.75 Doz., instead of $5) 45 owe! Drea tise; an unusually good quality in four | a= TH?eiee bath: towels, white on’ colored Bele’ new Sheets $4.60 Pr., instead of $5.75|Toweuine 12/50.¥4., instead of 160 Hematitchod sheets of splendid German linen;|17" inches wider red’ bettors: size 72x96 incl Becond Floor Tapestry Brussels and Wilton Velvet Carpets Much Underprice A clearance of moderate-priced carpets; not re or undesirable styles or qualities, but odd rolls of peal patterns in qualities “tag are ees to give food (A service. 65 Cc yd. $1.25 yd. N Regularly y Yd. Regularly ABA oo oN t iA Tapestry Brussels Witton Velvet . N Body Bg border to In pondered’ steiee eds for match in some instances. halls and stairs.