The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1916, Page 11

» THE EVENING WORLD, MONCAY, OCTOBER 23, 1916. . i ai i: ' | WOMAN'S MURDER TRIAL CARBOLIC ACID SHAMPOO io stole Bed tnveigled, Induced memes | IS HALTED BY LETTER © GREW BLISTERS, NOT HAIR 33) ar ee ie oe acc an »plte 2 acid to his scalp, Three-Day Adjournment on Case of , It Was the Druggist Who Made the i ce coneatienoey a8 Mr Horowits Mrs. Beutinger, Accused of Mistake About the “Crude Oil,” | Smawed the courts teat salned oh ha Killing Her Husband. So Victim Gets no Redress, surface where a fine growth of hair A fetter from a man in this elty) Louls Horowitz of No. 58 Kast One| "4 been desined. | ie pale mut! containing statements Publio Prose- Hundred and Seventh Street asked| that of a druggist from whom he had eutor Jacob L. Newman considered it Magistrate Corrigan in Yorkville] in all Les oe a bad what he had imperative to investigate, caused the Court to-day to adjudge Joo Cascio, | believed to be crude of Postponement to-day of the tridl of a barber, of No. 40 Bast Twenty.| 4,00 Magistrate could gee, No al Mra. Margaret Beutinger for the mur-| third Street, guilty of assault and misaed the complaint. der of her husband, Christopher, tn their home at Caldwell, N. J. The| : trial was to have been begun this Like A Boy at 50 Bubbling Over @erning before Judge William P. 2 } \ Senn tae ite boca an With Vitality—Taking Iron Did It ISA _...PHOTOPLAYS. Al fal _... PHOTOPLAYS. . | Lo PHOTOPLAYS. - | WILLIAM FOX Presents I A DAUGHTER | OF THE GODS wir ANNETTE eg by her five young childgen, " N I id ers—| r in ‘court. t dias Doctor says Nuxated Iron is greatest of all strength buil 6—| fer an adjournment until Weines-| Often increases the strength and endurance of delicate, day morning, Robert H. McCarter,/ counsel for Mrs. Boutinger, protested, | nervous folks 200 per cent. in two weeks’ time. | but without avail. | Mr. epee asked iatterwand| whether Mrs. Beutinger's little chil-| civ, nim a preliminary examination tor Gren would accompany her to hte I life tebavense, 1 was envenlsnea to tad every day of the trial. He replied) nim wien the Naa Gey of 26 that he thought #0; at any rate, they i von one vitallty an a | (2°22 08 dyspepala, woud be there on Wednesday 1a from ten to fourter: morn- Soe oy taking fron im the pro form. ae, Newm: said he aia Bet on Bis eee, The seoret,| this after they im, the, preven, fe ‘been doc Lt adel hat the toring for months witho 15 BUTCHERS ARRAIGNED on in a form that can be easily nd anstimiloted lke nuxated tron it It to do you any mood, other- y prove w leas. Many © prias nthe day . ot of Krent 4 his biood vent Into the affray, another has gone down to in at simply for the lack of fron. FOR DECEPTION ON JEWS : Decision Reserved in Test Case on | . nutidere. dle every | yiorinus from pneumonia, erippe. consumption, | —, Sau Sale of “Trefah” With “Kosher” Meats, Fifteen butchers were arraigned pe- Kened condition brow by i fomedy, but cue which ls esl Enows to @rap- ' naa Ba rr Des | iron in the blood. tron Is absotutely merece | €2%8 it Whine tron, conettuenta are widely pre. fore Justices Edwards, Herbert and | sary to enable your blood to change food | Gxied, ty eminent physicians everywhere, Calihe French! in Spectal Sessions to-day | into living tlesue, Without it, no matter | @ older, inorganic irom products, it ie easily aaimilated, doos not injure the teeth, make t charged with selling meat falsely | new ™ FOU EH vot eit, (O08 MOTE | black, not upset the stomach; on the com case. Mr. Unger told the Justices that because of the deception pri sed by butchers upon Jews several Jewish organtaatic d the iaw covering this subject passed and then began the prosecution of those butchers who persisted in the deception. Mr. Wahle attacked the conatitu- tionality of the law, contending that neither the Rabbinical, Mosaic or State law prevented the sale of “tre- fah” with “kosher” meats. “Trefah,” Mr, Wahle explained, meant the meats forbidden to Jews. ‘The Justices reserved decision. —>——__ JAMES C. FOLEY DEAD. Veteran Lawyer Had Practined Many Years in This City, KUMMIT, N. J, Oct. 23.—Jamea C, Foley, a New York lawyer, died here in his home at Springfield Avenue and Edgewood Road yesterday. He was sev- eaty-one years old and had been tn represented to be “Kosher.” The case ont Ket the str | ee eee ee ton against Herman Goldberger of No, 200] | ® ence you bec itt cs bare wish great con. Second Avenue was selected by As- jetictene in| fidence tn Naxated Iron that they otfee te forfeit e ae $100.00 to any charitab ow if they can- sistant District Attgrney Unger, rep- a ie You) not take any man of woman undeg ry who lacks q resenting the prosecution, and former a you can Work er hee gpm Mp Mega rte hh nnlt sean City Magistrate Charle: F. Wahle, 1 ‘without Becoming tired. fa to refund counsel for the butch @ test | times, per day’ after == meale for two weeks, Then test your The Picture Beautiful That Is Creating the Most Tremendous Sensation in the History of the New York Stage NOW LYRI Broadway, 42d St. 39th St. Theatre c=" . table Cast of Any Current Pro- duction on Broadway, Including Mary Boland and Frederick Truesdell, poor health for some time. He was a em be: f the firm of Foley & Powell aon attrib death of Mr. Powell sev- During the last week In October “Backfire” eral years ago he continued the busl- may be seen each nicht, with the usual matl- Baweme "See TICKETS ON SALE 6 WEEKS IN ADVANCE sad mraduated trom Roshester Univer, Beginning Monday, October 80Mit will be University. He was a trustee of the resented at Frohman’s Lyceum Theatre, Posheaiee Thee adent of the Orevke rorty-tifth Street, near Broadway. lyn Baptist Church Extension Society. mn_Backiire hes fakes its Siesta place with OPTIMISM, @ season's adm tedly success: ul plays, and e e e e i aes) ae mvs ia toe iat ANightof Beauty & Thrills for the Tired Business Man | | ounces a gveranteed course Backfire” 1s a virile, intense play, with a s rer theme holly and entirely mew to ‘te stag the reformation of office boys. Clean and wholesome and with » str: rn E | Pei for W & Child Mati Dail peel bear aorta aes ere A Gorgeous Entertainment for Women & Children--Matinees Daily | | (moriow Picture Notes] See Pare ia tara | | —_——$——$————— | Tn Baltimore they cure pigson-tond WHAT THE NEW YORK PAPERS SAY: | ebildren by instructing them to toe! —— . ST EGG nce MPIREQ ite 1 Ee ||| SHUBERT W's, tH Mica, ea Mr. Woolleott, N.Y. Times. Mr. De For, N.Y. World. Mr. Watson, N. ¥. American, for fhe FOR nome eee Diecut MARGARET ANGLIN iN CAROLINE ‘ RINCESS Sil, “On tropic strands, in vine-hung “Singularly beautiful and graceful. “A triumph of magnificence.” Farrar will be starred. NEW AMSTERDAM Wea tae pts |! stauniva TOME ei eth pools, on coral reef, through pids and Ona plane of beauty rare even in these Mr, Head, N.Y. Herald. igi: Gondon Edwards was the direc-|| Kies & trange New Manca Comedy ATE TURD ANNU AT, AB 2 Ge Keren Bree the diving Venus ambitious days.” ° aie he “ epulebes “of the fabled i Willlam Fox production of "Romeo |! [ML ESeaeel ol eS ehh lala “ at ih hie spor heap Sees 2 ; u ain aecre eval will release tho fret ot |) qeipeapiseBiamatctn( Atop thie Theatre) GO TO IT _WAD Mr, Reamer, N.Y. Sun. ; Mr EE alae i pe wr Ppaen sided ante enaeer ti ths Margacita Fischer series of tims || C4LQe a 4a ®) mons asec A8TH STAs ait “The ocean scenes are altogether the Poetry and music and dancing and geants andtharem scenes. Nov. 2. It ts “The Poarl of Paradise.” LYCEUM" Se AWon on aD haat 8 RICH AN POOR A most beautiful that any cinema has sculpture—all are translated into an Mr. Darnton, Evening World. tha reat Of. the oo ane Tene wihlaey ‘A Great Aotor ins Grose Play, Atuenicen Maxine Elliott's Vi Ee ever shown. Spectators were amazed entity when Annette Kellerman “A beautiful water color in an F . spectacie "A. Daughter of the|| OTIS SKINNER ws » HODGE that suet 48 a ion of actual life could swims.” Oriental frame: Miss Kallaccsann clas Toutes Glaum and Howard Hickman || (ae COHAN Sinysiitis | ASTOR |)" 5 be reproduce Zit, Evening J i from the sea to new fame as a film ; are #oon to be seen ae co-stara in. a Ri ith Chattert Taylor Holmes 93/2 wnat iN Morning Telegraph. it, Evening Journal. . star.” iq hon , “‘A Daughter of the Gods’ is unsur- 1 Thomas H. Inco , film verston of U arterton +, Tht Rite PLAYHOUSE", § i Bro “The picture will delight any child babes ¥ . . . a Richard Harding ‘Davis merheenath KYIcKERBOC twain way @ ost Mt, THE MAN WHO CAME BACK It is more exciting than any of (POO passable. Nothing of the kind has ever Mr. Smith, Evening Mail. | June Caprice, the Fox star, playa a vee ae || Ki fairy tales.” been seen before. Its stupendousness “Delights the eye with a series of i wee ava posure ni ene aye |W ARFIELD © "i Win MTTLE THEATRES Eosning Glob is almost appalling.” bewildering eplentass We.gee the sen Chprica is said to wolld a tantalising | HUDSON ¥.75% | HUSH! sal egos engi long cm th ‘ Mr. Welsh, Evening Telegram. psig gy ser i etd saat. Te thum) 1 ay mari je mos! s - i ‘Tho property men at the Rolfe-| P 0 L L YA Wet. & Het. of 2.90 exquisite appeal. An effective story. “Moments of great beauty and thrills Oriental city was constructed in the Matro atudio will, pub on ® minstrel | N N A 4 Full js made of Miss Kell: ’ crowded into one exhibition that would West Indies, and these scenes have ten sees ad "ih 1" | |) See tie sas eA ae Pierrot tid todigal abil ies. ° ; cali suffice for a week's entertainment.” depth and movement in a big w i yan am floor manager and oun ihe We : = Turns LONGACRE ‘a se gta 8 4 CONCERTS AND Music, GALETY, Evi-8.20. Mon. MM. 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