The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1915, Page 8

@ canvas seven fect by five and had been presented to the Brooklyn Inati- OFFERS REWARD OF $500 POR SLASHER OF PICTURE) so‘sucsiss ive tone to mane room tor ton Discharged by Judge's Order. Alderman-elect Thomas M. Farley of Sculptor 4 ‘oyed ° the Yorkville district, who was arrested Del re egpge peat pt gy ete | on a charge of attempted extortion a $3,000 Painting by Verest- crate and cut the canvas, which faced | toy Gays before he was elected, was dis: | ‘ the wall, into ribbons, and then) charged by County Judge Roy in Brook-| chagin. slashed it crosswise through th@liyn to-day. Judge Roy took the case | middle. The sculptor could give no jury at the close of the prose- | | os his work on a statue of Stonewall Jackson for Richmond, Va. A reward of $500 Is offered by AU-| ciug to the police as to the perpetra- ase and said there was not| gustus Lukeman, sculptor, for in-/tor, Jonas Lie, Clinton Peters, Albert idence to prove Farley guilty formation fixing the identity of tho | Grofl and other artists in the building reasonable doubt. | beld an indignation meeting in the t * * ‘ corridor and studio to-day and pet: |gruotural workers” union, who was ar- Kin Unite to Keep Columbia, | persen who destroyed « painting by Verestohagin at No. 145 West Fifty- suaded Lakeman to offer the reward. iaviey,. slseaed ‘ ae aaussrieed tils corning, ‘whee acareees, Deals fore: Judges oy 0 Fda Residuary Legatee, From | i. AD ALBR. the sculptor visited the studio for the (Prom the Boston ‘Transeriot.) i! % Getting Increase. first time since Saturday Picture Dealer (showing a Raphael)— “ The painter died at thirty-eight. ‘The painting, called “My Fire in the | yy Oe Ne wrich—-Why, | thought 7 the Bimatayas” and valued at $3,000, was — DIDN'T KNOW WEALTH. Other Legatees Expected to Join With University in Defending Will. Columbia University will have to fight for the $5,000,000 or $6,000,000 at expects to recieve as residuary legate fm under the will of the late Amos F. Eno | of No. 82 Fifth Avenue, All of kin, except Lady Johnstone of London, @ niece, have joined in a no- Fits SMOKAROLS The best known, most smoked pipe in the world is proper influence, they claim Mr, SR ACES LE ETS II TN ILS Se 000,000, instead of something like $15,- 000,000, and never expected the uni- anu void. These include $260,000 each THE lumbia in the fight, 4 The contesiauis to appear through nieces, of the same place, and Henry | a s “By the terms of the will William P, |‘? } |Bno receives $250,000; Antoinette B. Wood, $60,000; Gifford Pinchot, Amos R. E, Pinchot, Lady Johnstone, who sta la @ sister of the Pinchots; Flore C. Graves Mary P. Eno, $250,000; Harry La Sno, $50,000, ’ ‘The contest has, of course, tied up the estate, as with tho filing of the |! papers the executors, William Mit-|'2 ehell of Yonkers and Lucius H. Beers \of Suffolk County, cannot recetve or disburse a penny. No dividends or interest can be banked b: . no rents collected from Mr. Eno’ nor- | ., | mous real estate holdings and no re- Fine French briar with solid pairs made on any of the property. rubber bit, made and guar- Because of this the executors will appear by c nsel in the Surrogate’s anteed by the world’s larg- Court at 10.10 o'clock, this morning | and ask Surrogate Fowler to appoint | est pipe makers. At all a temporary administrator to take am: over the work of the executors until | a e-shops. the.contest has been tried, % Mr. Eno in his will added this WILLIAM DEMUTH & CO. | sitoiguts fsuies.manine Cotam- “In © iy in this, my w same upon as is not sp iv ‘sure his fortune would rge enough to satisfy all esta without selling some of the realty. In this connection it is Mark pointed out that all additional property found was perso .alty, much for its share. Annual | qhree Men Sentenced for Thelr Part Brooklyn, Edward MeGuines sof No. 38 First Avenue, and Walter Ginger of No. 157 West Bighty-third Street, all mar- Manufacturers, who have built up suc- of envious competitors and dishonest merchants who try to sell the unsuspect- ic unknown and very often un- products, instead of the trade- marked and reliable brands asked for. For protection and the reputa- tion of the manufacturer we direct your oe attention to the distinguishing points on Vernon was sent to, the P Be Wes.“ pon ere cxsehl to ramet fe iskey. you are care! to yourself with them, no mer- chant, no matter how clever, can deceive you. The genuine Duify’s Pure Malt Whiskey is sold in sealed bottles only—never in man, Russell and Herbert, for the part of No, 348 East Sixty-fifth Street, afternoon unacompan: course of her wanderin with three men, who w During the gs she fell in itentlary sin’ while J in Minnesota, ssent big game season In northern Minnesota is an extraordinarily good been shot this fall than in many years previous, The woods are quiet and the weather in the last ten food, Approximately 9,000 hunters | from various parts of the country took | to the woods this month In St. Louis you have removed the Annual, look for “Old Chemist” trademark on the label and seal over cork, also the com- pany name blown in the bottle. (See right of illustration.) The majority of merchants are honest, but you will occasionally come in contact with the merchant who considers profits more than your health. Trade where you get what you ask for. At most druggists, grocers and deal- ors. If theycan’t supply you, writeus. $e Duty Malt Whishay Co.. Rochester, N. ¥. Fac-simile of bottle and package reduced, f A delightful flavor is added to ham—when pre- pared with tice of @ contest. Among other con- tentions, which ailegp illegality, lack of testamentary capacity and im- Mre ELIZABETH B COLT Bno .| BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Nov. 30,—The thought himself worth perhaps $10,-| BRIDGEDORT, comin nh Cols Bridgeport woman, against Harris Dunacomb Colt, lawyer, of Wall New York, will be tried to- wealthy versity to get more than $80,000 oF] street, $100,000, ‘They demand a jury trial, day in the Superior Court. ‘This will If the personal heirs win Mr. Eino| be the fourth divorce action for the prin- | will be declared to have died intestate, | ¢lpals, who have and other | le Binia and two tn er large legacies will be null) Sr esertion, Jan. 15, 1911, is alleged by Mrs, Colt, who asks alimony, saying her UNIVERSA to the Metropolitan Museum of Art| husband is worth $100,000, custody of Harria Colt Jr. desertion and saya that son live in New York the Colt deni All of the 25-cent size of | t funa for the Gen- —_— WELLINGTONS are adapted to fit ‘Mua,’ hose Uoswtcsties re] NAB FORGER AT JAIL DOOR, | nn., Nov, 20.—Hunters returning here from the woods declare Ty one and that more moose and deer have 97 0 jays has been | | | 1007 Broadway, York. he and hi no Juriediction . attorneys were Willum P, Kno, a| %#® Elmo Faces Charges Here, Sovpatock, Sonny Gineta Featose | After serving a sentence of eighteen | , Fr : atheremere Ut Noe dd West Fitiycsess Known as Fuentes, was arrested upon gS. : ty; Antoinette his release in Philadel pr Court of ‘orn hindier & Co. a te Street, and the indictment char; forged the firm name to a check Mothers, what about this? Of what benefit will an edus | y_ the conte cation be to your children. if that the testator! they graduate from school with impaired health, or defective eyesight? Only 20 in every hundred babies are born with perfect more than enough to make all the] eyes; eye defects in the other - - payments before Columbia comes ln! g9 vary, but all should have Z — atientan, pare when ® 4 3 i the child reaches school age. Always Insist On fl After GUILTY IN ABDUCTION CASE. We are apt to neglect looking | : after this important matter, e 9 | | Duffy’ is ry Bs A oe for the reason that children ettin u $ mg | fj Reed | oc ae * | very seldom detect eye trouble , Dealers } ; John Vernon of No. 838 Hart Street,| themselves until it is apparent 4 to megane, ta c se Soa your children squint, if peepee oem throngs the sale of ral ng Hed, the first two fathers of children, | they hold their books too close | products,are occasionally the victims were convicted to-day in the Court of | to the eye, if their school pro- / » Special Sessions before Justices Herr- gress is not what it should be— | they took the night of Nov. 9, in ab-| then let us determine, by ac- | ducting fifteen-year-old Gladys Boehm curate examination, ‘The girl left her home early in the, glasses will help. : Harris Glasses—if their need | in'an auto-| is indicated —cost $2.00 or | mobile. They took her out for @ Joy more. Examination is without cost whether or no glasses are re- quired. of thirty | WS . | Kast 234 St, near 4th Ave. 54 West 125th St,’ near Lonox Ave. Sth & 6th Aves. | Sist & 82d Sts, ar John 1308", ; . h 5 County, Minn., alone, Hunting fatalities | #89 Fulton Bt, opposite A. & 8, Brkiyn) bulk—and is wrapped in Duffy's Annual fens Kemaliee combaret wit ater | ane mere | as shown at left of illustration. After seasons, 688 Broad St., next to Strauss Oo., Newark | Kitchen Recipe Hanger telling how aod containing other new recipes, sent fret on request, Lea & Porring, 8¢ Hubert St., New York City red in one in Vir~ She aske = | © Serving Time tn Quaker City San Etmo, en early to-day Wood, a sister, of Simsbury, Conn; |and was hurried to this city to face trial Florence &, Graves and Mary P, Eno,|on an old indictment charging him with ry imilar crim Detective Al Thomas ae Eno, nephew, of Princeton, | arraigned him whether 80th & 1818t Houghby, Bkiyn Bt, ~-—--- THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1015. THOMAS M. FARLEY FREED. COLT DIVORCE SUIT Alderman-Elect Accused of Bxtor- f 0) HEIRS 10 FIGHT HAS ANOTHER TRIAL; THIS IS THE FOURTH recently exhibited at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, under the auspices of Le Syndicat de Defense de la Grande Couture Francaise. Reservations for Originals, or Copies, may B. Altman & Co. are also displaying a Mid-season recently recelved from other eminent French Couturiers, including, in addition to Callot and Jenny, Costumes from Paquin, Bulloz & Cie., Rondeau & Cie., Bernard & Cie., Maurice Mayer, Erte, Worth, Weeks, etc.; also French Hats from the ateliers of distinguished modistes. An Several thousand pairs of Men’s and | will be on sale to-morrow, the very Women’s Silk Hosiery will be placed | interesting assortments having on sale to-morrow (Wednesday) at | been selected with the Holiday important price concessions. In- cluded in the interesting assort- ments are: N in black or colors, per pair 70c. Men’s Silk Half-hose, in black, Linen, initialed, per pair : : . $1.10 | per dozen . . $2.25 & 2.50 WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY Linen, plain, hemstitched, in black, or white, with cotton tops | Per dozen, $2.25, 3.00 & 4.00 andsoles . . per pair 75c. WOMEN’S Women’s black silk hose, pair 90c. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Women’s black or white silk hose, | initialed, doz. $1.35, 1.75 & 2.10 per p oo black silk nena eaten per dozen . $1.45 & 1.85 Women's black silk hose, with black or white clocks, pair $1.50 Women’s black or white silk hose, with Wom: white, with open work and embroid- ered Thirty-fourth Strert Thtrty-fitth Btrest GB. Altman & Co. - announce the purchase of the collection of Gowns and Wraps of the Paris Couturiers CALLOT, JENNY, DOUCET, now be made. Collection of PARIS GOWNS Cs Extraordinary Sale Men’s and Women’s of Silk Hosiery Handkerchiefs Shopper in mind. Desirable gifts may be obtained at advantageous prices: MEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS {EN’S SILK HALF-HOSE é , ; c 1.45 air $ Plain, hemstitched, Hemstitched, with embroidered corner, per box of six $1.00 & 1.75 With hand-embroidered scalloped open-work clocks, pair $2.25 - me ‘onsy euroune per o- < Also Princess Lace Handkerchiefs, insteps . per pair $3.50 | (in holiday folder) . each 42c, en’s silk hose, in black or Fifth Avemee- Madison Avenue, New York TELEPHONE 7000 MURRAY HILL The WORLD Sells 100 ies More inNew Yorke Each Week-Day Than Any Other