The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1915, Page 4

~ eee ane me = te ——, * through films portraying his im | the prison ET DEPARTMENT NERCER PLANNED TOUT EEA Health, Charities and Ate Hospitals May Be Put Under One Head enh the Legisia ohe nee Phe new Jepartme handie ob +” which | © propused | partment of Kocias Kervier put under Dr. Biemur who resigned last Sat the Health Departm water has already « the post, if as dorses the greatly tor Unnecessary # ion of work. The Comptroller favors merging into the new department the reforma- tory part of the Department of Cor- rection, the penal institutions being put under State control. The Mayor, however, is said not yet to have in- and the duplica- heads and ¢ small part of Prendergast believes will be elimi- nated. The three departments purchase supplies and equipment aggregating $2,600,000, on which it i# believed a considerable saving could be effected by having the purchasing done by a single head CONVICTS “CONSENT” TO POSE IN MOVIES; REFUSE? IMAGINE IT! No Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Unfortunates to Intercede for Them. ' Persons who have written to the @uthorities and newspapers protesting @fainst cruelty to animals in the mov- {es will soon have an opportunity to mitin judgment on a film in which the Joint Committee on Prison Reform Portrays the humiliation and suffering of the unfortunates in State prisons, The makers of the film had the ad- vantage of selecting actors who not only could not escape being photo- graphed {tf they wanted to, but who Were in such position that they had to say yes when their Jallers said: “Of Course you are willing to be photo- graphed and exhibited in your dis- Brace, are you not?” The films are to be shown at a pri- vate view at a matinee at the Lyric ‘Theatre, Nov. 18, | announced officially thus: “The public will soon be afforded ® remarkable opportunity to see for the first time absolutely truthful mo- tion pictures of the Prison System of New York State, taken and produced by the Joint Committee on Prison Reform, under exceptional conditions and with the co-operation of the authorities of the Prison Department and the several State Prisons.” The first three-reel film records | Thomas Mott Osborne's voluntary imprisonment at Auburn, borne, rivalling William Sulzer’s achievement in posing and galloping ach- ment and removal from office, | @bown in his home library at the | opening “where his son and a friend are trying to persuade him not to un- | dertake his plan.” Later tn the pris m there is a delectable scene which | “depicts graphically the old method of punis! ng & prisoner for talking.” The pr’ ner is strung up and whipped. “To make the film portray ala true in every det forty prison | ers shaved their hea st he an nouneement ft ¢ films was “contributed in Auburn. Great Meed ing pletures fill out the oner Bell yester decent show ‘refor pictures, and 4) is not known what action he will take | regarding them SHOT WOUNDS POLICEMAN © Aetive’ im Gang Arrests, His Life Had Been Threatened, ‘As Policom: Bast .Bixty-seventh Street Station ap Proached the entrance of No. 270 Ewat Seventy-eighth Street early this morn ing the door was suddenly opened and @ mun within fired « revolver, the bul let cut! @ gash on the policeman’. rigt cheek and felling him. wan rapped with his night stick for help and other policemen who re wa man soale a fence in the ppear into Second Avenue “was taken to Flower Hospital Michael Eagan of the ‘Whore his wound wus treated, and ther went home. Two weeks ago Kagan arrested Thomas Brennan, @ leader in the “Pansy, Ga @nd at that time mem- ne, bee. of Pe rang, i. to have The attraction ts} Mr. Os-| ANNA HELD MAY WED A RUSSIAN PRINCE AND THEN, 100, MAYBE NOT Make \ wn ' ‘ 4 Mine Meld travelled (ne med pasernwer list asa Me had business w be Hunter conmal bere, t an Angeler fi yesterday, but delayed her day. yt tell lees name,” sald Minn Held at tment in the Bavoy Hotel want | known, He ie fre wand | have known h months. | Why, he gave iy pauitiful neck. | lace of pearls | am wearing.” | “Then you intend to marry him? | wan saked bbe, He will be in Low Angelos | actin, ures and wants ine to give up ze stage and | love it so, A married woman, her husband give her peon money, but | Mike to earn my own peen money.” The Prince eould not be located, despite the fact “zat he ees tall and handsome and wears ze monocle.” Rumors say the Russian is known as Prince Florine, but, as to his family name—that ts yet to be sup- pliedskt. RETURNS LIFE BLOOD GIVEN BY LOVE RIVAL Man Saved From Death by Trans- fusion Repays Debt to One Who Aided Him—Court Same Girl. CHICAGO, Nov. 4.—Gus Born, en- sineer of a fast Western mall train out of Chicago, to-day paid back a quart of blood given him recently by George Davenport, head switchman in @ local railroad yard and Born’s rival for the hand of pretty Essie Kneer. Four weeks ago Born was taken {I). The physicians said only blood trans- fusion would save him. They adver- tised. A big, brawny man-—just the kind they wanted—applied, saying he would accept no pay. The man was Davenport. The quart of blood was drawn from Davenport and sent into Born’s veins. The latter recovered. ‘On Saturday Davenport's leg was crushed. He lost much blood. The physicians decided there must be ood transfusion to save Davenport's life, They advertised. 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