The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1915, Page 7

T large extent o' ley, but no among the f In the Tsing: | destitute. Miss escort distribute there. The floods are receding and the on complaint ef Oscar Rohr of No. 7% Columbus Avenue. Rohr, with his wife and two friends, were walk- ing of One Hundred and Tenth ; Street, between Fifth and Leonx ‘Avenues. He alleges Cohen and three others approached and one of the number said to Mrs, Rohr: “Hello Darling. Would you like to kiss mort” Rohr remonstrated with the quar- tette and alleges that they then beat him, One drew a knife and stabbed him in ten tons of rice Some Missionaries Also Were Taken From the Dikes of Shuyhing by the Callao. ‘WASHINGTON, July 27.—Fitty blind @ffl refugecs and some missionaries ‘Were rescued July 16 from the dik: @ Shuyhing, China, by the United Mates gundoat Callao, Admiral Win- | Policeman Gets One of Four That terhaiter cables from Shangha!. One | 9 of riee were distributea| | Accosted and Attacked Couple ar hundred bags of rice were Near Central Park Wall. Israel Cohen, eighteen years old, of No. 62 East Ninety-ninth Street, is locked up in the West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street Police Sta- fon charged with felonious assault Admiral says no, more naval vessels are needed for reltef work YOUTHS INSULT WIFE, THEN STAB HUSBAND the shoulder. They when Patrolman McAndrews headed’ them off and caught Cohen, Rohr'’s wound 1s not serious. The police say @ stained penknife was found in Cohen's pocket, but he denied doing the stabbing. —— Mra, Kagene Smith Dend, WINSTED, Conn., July 27, — Mra, Bugene Smith, wite of a New York law- yer, died suddenly at their summer! home in Norfolk last night of heart jtrouble, Mrs, Smith was sixty-seven | years old and was born in New Haver, daughter of the Rev, Leonard Bacon. She leaves four children—Leonard B. and Miss Alice M. Smith of New York; Winthrop D. Smith of Harrison, N.Y. and Mrs. ares Consols, to a om lack of food COURTSHIP COMEDY OF THE “SEVEN SISTERS” AT STRAND THEATRE. For Infants and Children, | Mothers Know That | Genuine Castoria Marguerite Clark, who has achieved many distinct successes, was seen on the screen last night at the Strand Theatre in the first performance of an exceptionally good picture called “Seven Sisters.” ‘The play deals with the efforts of’a Hungarian widow to marry off her seven daughters, Ac- cording to the film, marrying is a much more serious and ceremonious matter In Hungary than it Is in this country, and gives opportunity for many humorous Incidents. Another highly interesting picture is the Strand Topical Review, which 1s made up of “news pictures’ from this country and abroad. An attrac- tive series of travel and educational } In pictures are also shown. The musi- ‘amme, with the large con- under the direction of », is good, as well as ns by Use For Over yoRK ¥ at the Columbia Theatre yesterday jal when the fourth month of the attrac- rr tion was begun, The burlesque, which jie sprinkled with a bit of vaudeville ae |here and there, was witnessed by a | large audience last night. Will J. AUS SenTAUA COMPANY. NEw voRE erry, | Kennedy's impersonation of a country Julia Beverley, lan Turner, baritone, palit lay |BEHMAN SHOW ENTERS ON ITS FOURTH MONTH AT COLUMBIA THEATRE, contralto, anc erishness aml F SLEEP. — Jac Simile Signatare of Get that flavor! rettes begins as quick as you light one. Test your taste on new blended brand and realize how delightful a cigarette can be. We ask you to compare quality, flavor, mellowness and fragrance with any arette at any price! The cost of tobaccos blended in Camels pro- hibits the use of premiums, ‘where in scientifically 100; or 10 packages Jaseine-covered carton Fecommend thie eupply or when Camele are sold @ eoaled packages, 20 (goo darottos) 11 $1.00. 'e carton for the home or you travel, ran! toward the wall of Central Laetal players. twelfth chapter of “The Go F. J. Agate of Scaradaic, N. ¥:| N pet in Passion ers” William Dunn are the th Other pletur PRIMITIVE INDIANS IN A FEATURE FILM AT GRAND CENTRAL PALACE “In the Land of the Head Hunt- is the main feature film of the This is our regu HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1915, and child in her arms, | well with the able assistance of Miss Nicholas Dunaew, Dorothy Kelly and | 4 >, erous efforts. Others on the bill were Fred Watson, a singer and monologist; ‘Togan and Geneve in a wire dancing novelty, and James T. Duffy and Mercedes Lorenz In a skit, “Spring Byd Fis exelit Aavt Beginning “MUTT AND New York World, Aug. Dl Franklin Simon 8 Co. 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Regular Prices $7.00 and $8.00 Men’s Low Shoes Of mahogany, black or tan, Russia calf or patent colt, with tops of same, taupe or fawn buckskin. Regular Prices $4.00 to $6.00 t.—Store Floor Will Close Out Wednesday Men’s “Banister’’ Shoes the newest models of ma- ja calf; also imported French 00 00 NAL MONTHLY: THE SPERRY MAGAZINE Olt all Elevated ond Sicbuegy ows Stands Premium Store and a WHO. 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