The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1916, Page 7

tenn eS ah SANE UNE i RN ti ONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1916. a ce Sinai Hospital suffering from internal! | the safo had been taken to @ rear room f panied to court by her sister Alice, injuries. He will probably recover. QUESTIONS | and opened with « jimmy.. Entrance twelve years old, Who con talk. The eae wae gained by fo-cing a rear door, pair got out to change trains at Fy PRESIDENT MOHLER BETTER. | 7 a DISAPPEARS IN SUBWAY | ‘eet tree ‘Alice. tod pout for . bs » found od a er sho Was nowhere to NNED UNDER CAR IN PARK. Brophy Association “Big Tt The Dents V. Brophy Associations cently organized tn the Bighteeneh |sembly District, t# to have m heeft ate pa 00 ¥ rr Pr __omponnded aconrding h Streets, Saturday, night | “Ths Famous Prescription : [Col 1. 1 Boone, ~ . wh Zen tm Agairist {Alleged — Assailant, “| Among otters who hate bee: In ot Delt Insurance. y for nearly, forty Woman Is Strangely Lost. have seat: | 1 are Senator Robert F. Wan De Joim Raderay (a penetiaing parsictat) y | 7 . a . jater years of fied against Prne 2 Of 4061 Jom V. Congey, John F. Care : 4 stablishment of new! On her way to the West Sido Court | West Fifty-fourth Street, Jiasco was | ¢ . em a i) lif He was bon arrested carly to-day in Sevent rley. The in ra ty, Missourt. {this morning to appear against a man - Movadwar, ahen Polis he ’ th th ahd vn Ne we "get, and operated by his chauffeur; ‘ (lam Scott of No. 2476 Eighth Avenue, |, OMAHA, Neb. Jan. 24.—The condi fded and overturned at Elghty.| 0m of A. L. t, President of the! th Street and Transverse Road in| UMon Pacific Railway Company, who ttral Park shortly before 2 o'clock 1s yesterday, —— ‘ ing, pinning Scott to-day. He phat i Scott under It. On Way. With Sister to Appear| ° alate Barlow. been alone in the car. He was| has fully recovered ¢ ousness and under it for several minutes before| his physicians report his pulse and . " . and is ‘vived by his wife and two] she accused of being one "y r one, Apply the Rejiet to the thront and Ageing motorist discovered him, respiration normal, and that. aside If He Dictated Indictments in children, Jonn 7. , b M Aur eth Matthew... Ferris ' arth ieee mares ar licemen who were called|from the shock and a@ slight concus- H 2 4 2ie io Stich, doses Wiliam +/Claney gaw h ry; Bdw » brace of thre the Arsenal raised th of the brain he vis C Bi wns akon out und hurvied'to Me eiveecs erat Wiattahie "eéfered no thi] Lewis Case People Should ing and af urer enwood Cemetery, y station, ements B dnesday afternoon. t, Misa Tim! m1 4 being accom- i Lat opinion by County Judge Hylan in Brooklyn, granting Burt E. Lewis \PIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Most Extraordinary Sale Women’s Fur Coats At Greatly Reduced Prices sl =) Seal Conte, ee coney pelts, 45 inches long, loose full box model. Regularly 85.00 45.00 Hudson Seal Coats Made of select dyed muskrat pelts, flare model. Regularly 110.00 : 69.50 ba ym Moire Caracul oete inches long, full loose model, natural . skunk collar, Regularly 125.00 75.00 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats 45 inch long flare model, natural skunk 9 collar, Regularly 145.00 to 165.00 5.00 Bordered Hudson Seal Coats Choice dyed muskrat pelts, natural skunk border, collar and cuffs. mer Regularly 175.00 to 195.00 125.00 Model Hudson Seal Coats, om A variety of styles 45 inches long, skun! trimmed. Regularly 295.00 to 350.00 195.00 mrertoced Hudson Beal Sante mae ull loose box coats, with Taupe Fox ler, collar and came. i Reguiarly 375.00 225.00 “The haunting vision of the giant hand on her while shoulder!" and his son-in-law, Harry Gissing, permission to see ‘the minutes of the Grand Jury which found indictments against them charging gambling on the races at their home in Seven- teenth Street, Coney Island | The charges were presented to Magistrate Geismar last June. He dismissed them on the ground of insufficient evidence. He dismissed them again when Cropsey offered ad- ditional evidence, The Grand Jury found five indictments against Lewis, who is a prominent Coney Island business man, and one against Gis- sing. Judge Hylan said it had been charged by the defendants that the District Attorney had dictated the indictments to the Grand Jury, who were laymen and not versed in the law. He said: “If this method of securing indlct- ments is being resorted to the people should know it to the end that such conditions should be discontinued. . It is remarkable, to say the loast, that a Grand Jury of laymen, on evidence rejected by a Magistrate, should find five indictments a t the same man, charging the same crime com- mitted on the same da id ‘The motion was granted in order to give counsel for Lewis and Gissing an opportunity to ask for the dis- missal of the indictment if the evi-| given to the Grand Jury was| de: no better than that given before Magistrate Geismar Bronx Cracksmen Loot United Cigar Store, The United Cigar Store at No, 2781 Webster Avenue, The Bronx, was en- tered by burglars last night and $271 in cash and a quantity of premium cou- pons were taken. The the Bronx terminal of th L and is busy all nigh! glar worked undetected is opposite hird Avenue yet the bur- Clerks found AMUSEMENTS. “The greatest of all the motion picture serials.”” —McClure’s Magazine. . Today is the Big Day for Photoplay Enthusiasts The Following Theatres will show Announcing the Opening, Wednesday, January 26th of the Four Days of Review —during which days you are cordially invited to inspect and make selection from the magnificent collection assembled for ‘ our Sixth Annual Feb Sale of “With Initiative” wu Initiative in the purchase, assembling and'display of exceptionally fine CABINET- ... made Furniture to the value of over half a million dollars. A showing that—just as an example—includes exquisite Enameled Furniture such as New York has never seen before. Commonsense has been shown in the selection of what is PRACTICAL—what is WANTED-—and what is in perfect HARMONY of taste—in fact, the BEST that skill and ex- perience can produce of lasting beauty and COMFORT. Our purchases were made months ago from manufac- turers of national fame—made to such extraordinary advan- tage that you enjoy A Saving of $1 to $5 on Every $10 You Spend Watch the newspapers daily. The scope is so vast that a month will scarcely suffice'to cover all thé ground. There will continually be NEWS-—day after day, and all will be of vital interest to those who have a home. Ge3TRANSEMARY PAGE By FREDERICK LEWIS Author of “WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY” Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Ferritin Ang ath A Mornings! PROCTON'S FIFTH AVE, THEATRE, Browdway and 25th St. West Hoboken, Ne Jy ~ Brooklyn, Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 's 42d St, i Sth Ave. pot omeier' th Ave. and 20th st Loew. Fi of ath Bt ve 7th St, Kw ie Boulevard and win Bo hes A Bronx, wee Delaney, elancy and Suffolk Ste, Loew's Bijou, Sinith und) Livingston Sts., Loew's De Kath, De Kalb Ave, near Broad- lyn, : Halton St. and Nostrand Ave,, pie Ae ieee % Kast New Work Ave, and span) aay mm sapped eed Bronx -. Brooklyn, Natio ri Garden, Houston and ee By eae oni ag withonal Winter Garde: Chrystie theatre, Hay Shore, 1. 1, 99th st. + 108 “Madohattan Ave,, ‘tte Theatre, 106th St, and Bth Ave, Sey eleyt ? Manhatten Fhegtre. 100th St, and Manhattan * y.eit The ‘Hanier,’ Lonewood and Westchester Ave,, isU Main St., New Rochelle, Lyric Theatre, Hudsons. Hoboken, N. J. Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday Lgcw's Nationil, Berzgn Ave. and 140th st, ‘Bronx, » and Bd Ave, N. ¥, n , Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, vrokee Theatre, Sist St and Ist Ave, Sunday uin Theatre, sand 2d Ave, N, ¥, Loew's Warwick, Fulton and Jerome Sts. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, L. Ay Ml Metrone” Ave, Every Sunday Manhattan Opera House, Bib St, and Sth Ambo ; January 25th 4 E. 7th Stu N. ¥, City, ust Brookiyn, Sts. Brookiyn, ¥. Shubert Theatre, Broadway and How- ‘Aven. Brooklyn, Nuery Monday te Circle, Broadway at GOth St. Toews Murray Hill, d2a "Stand Lex, Ave, Wal, Reuland.’ Willoughby” Sti. Broadvw, near Myrtle Myttle and Irving Pince, 185th St, and St, Nicholus 7. + Knickerbocker and Halsey y + mear St. Nicholas Nostrand Ave, and Robinson Loew's West ‘Ave. Monday, January 24th lay, January 27th re, Broadway and 147th St, Apolio Theatre, 209 W. 125th St, N. ¥. City, Oisinpla “Vheatre, 107th St. and Broadway, Sunday, January 30th xmne iee Huymilton Theatre, 2803 Fort Hamilton Ave. Washington,” 148th St. and Amsterdam Aves — "Brooklyn. Rmbire, New Brunswick, Monday, January Stet 200" Park’ How, city, Decatur Thewtre, 1674 Broadway, Brooklyn. HENRY B.WALTHALL = Watch for the Mary Page serief=a EDNA MAYO : breath-taking episode each week i for 135 weeks, Pictures by 1 sppecting her Birth ¥ "The Blindness of Virtue,” Raven, ete, the will play Mary Page. a most finished actor on the Mayo wilt appear in a ni screen, will play Langdon GLORGE K, SPOOR, Precident der of new Lucile costumes For Details, Exhibitors Should Write or ’Phone to Nearest General Film Exchange Der EN AANA = fe