The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1916, Page 11

= ave eS Se Ry eat | 1916. ‘ jeLLtcomrs SEA FIGHTERS |'¥} paee ne taates. oe the benences rer BY COURT ORDER AND “UNWRITTEN LAW” HERE 10 BF PAGED latent system of, paging wl ‘ in '. : A ON RIALTO'S SCREEN m the ottien to the kitchen, from | Dispossess Proceedings at Thirty- y the main hoor to the root. i ninth Street Place Followed by 1@ and PLAYER PIANOS The second and last instalments of dal ot Aner aiehet. Bi Ge netpoe Three Actions in Bankruptey \ few Special Inducements— TO. |. MORROW ONLY! ‘ stead of after dinner will be a spe- / Jankre (\ the moving pletures of Admiral Jetl!- clalty, There is an electrical appar . 4 | coe's Meet are shown this week at | atus for regulating milk and coffee,| Bustanoby's Thirty-ninth Street res | Rialto, topping a splendid bill ot | Tee e ee eee er eng: | Maurntt f the \q SEVERAL REETAEETE M/E TS COb SPPECTC? — ot E THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, RAR A ARR RAR AR, TE NEW PLAYS “The Thirteenth Chair” a Fascinating Mystery “Y CHARLES DARNTON f ' PRRRORAAAANE bana 3 for years one popula h he coffee too sweet. How f muste and screen masterpieces, Last | LAN S elthean 6 clean windows without falling out | fe 8 of the Broadway White Light CONVENILD TF CRITLY DIERS Tis w t week the fleet pictures did not show | wy ti f ; ny duxger vou 4 He you when a stage light MS Te Suidogs of rhe weal will be shown, as well as the util Date! | . : FULL KNABE Gt ARANALL fe Ue at sof the sea inaction. Hut n * . 10 i y istrict, Was closed yesterday by dix sL AL Ue cvillug a Hie Cortyoeaoi Street Theatre as the plercing Interest thig weeks thrill are aplenty, for | Will Have Their Hats Checked | tion, of waste materi Eckivws joueudinny “aval tee sane Of the py as + thar wakes “ae Thirteenth Chair’ gripping the men-of-war are shown constantly d B Smashed Lik Rdtalt th one oF cha feature: . BEM bh gel = Ure tie ti ust Hayard Veilier’s melodrama, made from fring broadsides and. releasing and| and Baggage omas IKE | ifeappensing table service ts the Tinit | Ume three hankruptey proceeding i trwin's NEW PIANOS Compare the tone. tiv en and finish of these with ‘$ other high-grade instruments an out verdict will bw that they a wer values Worth fatty tuatist nanit far | Tetrleving torpedoes, ~ up to date hotel work. A number! wes tuted by credito: chal ‘uatistic manifestations,” te by The dramatic end ot the pro-| Own Guests at Home, [if vn to inte nate movin ‘be intros | Were, instituted by creditors: ag ty he | framme t¥ up to anuff, Frank Keens the Metamora Club Inc, which Proof of this was curnisted last ~ en eeageT eee the leading role in “The Sin Ye oe Te att poate Reming from our| the corporate anme of the operating Wight by an audience that sat spell- Chair in the “circle” had been stapdod | Do.” jit 19.8 type of picture peculiarly ‘Ton thousand hotel men are guests |, 1 Nee mori to California and | company | bound hivat of all, novelty was to death, Now, this mam had been iy tueetdiy song. rhe unwritten |of the city of New York. More 4F@! +, Kankakeato Kalamazoo. JOHN!) Andre and Jacques Rustanoby, atte foun in a “median » formed a/intent apon ivarning the identity of lon the way. They haven't come for | soGlynn ia down from Troy. and he is the mos. inierest —_— AKIN & seCeNR Of Che ‘Thirty ninth Ps t Po e: vino di for a apecch to-night at the) Circle” in the Hun. of an apparently |the nurderee who haa stata his friend | o a conquest, They camo and are com- | sito down i VA ha stace, netting om high an $200, rE re eee eee (in the. same wey. iw fact, ne haa| SAM HOWE SHOW Jing Just an ordinary, everyday Viait- | 1PenInE Of the CT On tO tee ee ae nar, took over tive bie. teeta simul tot toweron eat $150 WEEKLY Promised the band of a girl dispo: (Colicd upon the “medium to give the, EXPLOITS MATRIMONY ors to have their hats checked, thelr | agsociation fant at-No. 1648 Brondway, neue Sic . Peale bal Mpoluwiae tor her mother. It y|name of the slayer just as his end! IN A WHOLESALE WAY. \0°#£488 smashed, to be paged, baited, | Others who wil talic at the opening | ahichvaltae Waters BETTER THAN RENTING enough to euean that old | ca As a matter of course, a po-| feted oud entertained, They have|are Nobert Adamson. Haward Me) a or und Louin end . and Thomas D. Groen, President of| Martin had tric Grange would turn out to be the|lice inspector was calted im, and he! ny matrimonial exploits of Sain| ‘Mei? families with them. ‘Thomas 'D. Gr Preadent the otel svoclation o e ork} make it pay a ccesafully to mother of the girl avuus tv marry the| proceeded with an inquisition that| tows aro the feature of “A Wita in], TOmisht at 8 o'clock the First Na- There the Hustanobys righ man's son. That didn't matter) lasted for two more acts, | Every Port," whtoh ts the offering at tional Hotel Men's Exposition opens | City, lowt upward of $100,000 tn similar en D to. |. Pi k Alley looked Inst night tie in the beginning, But did matter, It would be unfair to other audl-! the Columbia Theatre this week in the Grand Central Palace. Te tine Park The botel een ata their | deavor, : seal aeetes cael Seale oh } when the old woman found jt necea-|ences to reveal the outcome of the! This travesty carries the audienco! morrow at 2 o'clock, in the SAMO) \ oO iieg were on parade. The lobby| The death of Andre Rustanoby Inst players offered at the special price | , wary to clear her child of the charge | Inquiry You may be satisfied to, 1 ground u Me we anes the hell kn wh place, the business session of the jot the Astor looked like Maiden Lane, | winter and the heavy deficits of the of 6410 (or to-morrow are worth | of murder. After exposing the more; \\enow that the polico inspector, with owe im ioe nay Ng A New York State Hotel Association |a! a tee foyer Bastien bis uptown place, which was cloned last fully $550, 9 They are the very OF leas simple tric of her trade. jail his assumption of professional | ford, and Harry Von Tilzer is respon-|%!!l begin. Convention and expost fed'ia the Grand Central | week, compelled the financial collapse latest » with every FI know! finally obliged to boW | aihie for the music. \tlon will last through the rest of the!" of the establishment in ‘Thirty-nine went and are especially she went Into a trance and the lebts |g “Madame” La Grange—and as she) Supporting Mr. Howe are Eva Mull! weok aS ie : mended for their excellent to went out, When the ligits went Up! bappens to be Irish you may be sure! tarry Bowen, May Le Noir, William | | 6 PROFIT ON $452,000. street, parton) | ayer raphe sihl } he’e owen, 2 The exposition is going to be} $ h 000, it was discovered that theman/#he’s a clever woman. ¥ leave the! yj; Vaudeviti jaities will bet Nhe. iat a ted he eth Hl ey knife in the ceiling to your Imagina- linteduon’. eville, epecialticn wilt r unique, Not leas than 178 exhibits |, - cae teal ow. Ww ‘Thee CONVENIENT TERMS OF PAYMENT ° F HOB. Thirteenth Chale” te a fas. | CHOrUs that Im always seen With ‘he /are being put in place, Booths, fancy | Teatee® ce ve Waser dren FS me ; 28 { cinating mystery, If, in the ends 1] Sam Howe pa und ornate, will ail the dees Rear aps PSUS Gila Fe Rios whose 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC AND : \ivaves you surprised at your lack of vay {Nil be music day and night. Moving |jease, acted upon in the § hie hapten Lh hed NE BENCH WITH PLAYER HOW | TOOK MY _ iissiraisens: Sou mae admit “the | THE CABARET GIRLS," — | pictures wilt divert thoe who cnn | youterduy, showed that tho. tr {asles. to tue. lenth “arintal convention | clevern Of the author. ‘or my 1, 7. , tear themselves away from the |the late David H, McAlpin Pah chan , : | part ust ewy the last act let me| FULL OF COMEDIAN uy eek ead any of the Induatrial Workers of the World, ‘ F | UT ties i liitt! T'tunded greater tntor= “MPIC’S FUN MAKER °°" {rental proft of only 96 last year on the}, session here. Many of the 150 Liberal Allowance for Old Instruments in Exchange in the earlier portion of the play. OLYMPIC’S FUN MAKER oy. ceyivits embrace all the tatoat | Property at Nos. 46 and 48 we delegates asserted they had “beaten" = — - t am | Hut the opening scene of the last Fi ‘ inesd fourth Street, assessed at § ; A number of ge London Society Lady Tells How She Re-/ act, in which the “medium” Lik fed , { moved Her Wrinkles After Massage (for her giri, with only a ray of light| vandevilte numbe ‘thrown across the stage, offera one | burie: The Ca and Beauty Ooctors Had Falled, of the inost appealing momenta of the | sented Olympi ith brought | play, Fourteenth Stre st Realising | You never know quite w the favor *n4/ make of “Madame La Grang 6 was no | . nent she is performing tricks | Hork, Kelly next #he is deep in a Shared br ard with fight she makes to save her! that kept at is doing in the conduct of A] y tustecs want to lease the alta, (lr way to Chicago to save ox-) rete ovies tle, They will show | ce the two four-story old. fashioned | POnse® | . of Walla Walla what | buildings for $20,000 a year for —_—— | ping done in the Waldorf-Astoria, tension te the Hor) McAlpine at Brown, Alleged Mann Act Biack- Jack Bowman of the Biltmore will be | «1 We After the matter, ts Endteted, when to $22,000. ‘The proposed. te wilt be ty ine treduen ab : put In Ble Meadows. enty-ond years with privilege of day hy the Kederal Grand Jury a ; Vor the littl fellows from the tr |#he% Deny angainted _Roeaerien Neate cewnet dames rien one LY Warerooms: Fifth Ave. and 39th St. [2 AW iaces there is the model of the |w. steele referee to hear teetimony tn | a mmodora Hotel to contemplate, |the matter, : it In front of the door is an apart. | nent embracing the booths of the) SEARCH FOR TUG VICTIMS. tmore, Manhattan and ¢ — an expenst niles imply | 4 who 3 France told me of| an intense ret which T tried j nothing emuite, In a tewl “The Thitt om prison gives the play | laughte y human quality. There's! The ky" about this part of | the local | nth Chair.” |this we entirely one, ft) As the spititualistle medium, Mar-| chorus + Fiparet Wye y won both Scmiration apemnaee ; Rink amerin N04 ind ayinpathy. She brought to he “a n Mek, Bowman is pi lilitfieult. role a wetrd and yet tender, CUPID IN CHICAGO SOCIETY. jiu: ana i putting apt quality that suggested her earlier : ne AK = truiniig in the poetic plays of Yeats. | Soetat Her Irish) touches were aw true as her sens. of maternal affection, CHICA iiumorous and pathetic In tum. | cnicago Miss Wycherly gave a. performance so thoroughiy artistic that it meant Asrarding to the Social Regtater of one of the Giest achievements of the raue ahr season Ar AS Agalnt one ‘The acting generally was exce ven the previous. twelve up of the Maun ade Biackmat en old Frey with moat aye my # have expla mmodore Wre | WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKE R’S | WANAMAKER'S q The Down- Stairs Store continued ederick Esterbrook and . two of the f of the tiabout lives when that bodies of Fredeick von nembers of th Hamble the biggest capacity for yoom Will be ar ; by whieh the tired bu Nent rh Hivat dia good work s rds of the Cook Coun 1. ce Inapector, except fo: » Department, iso ma i i} himself together aft . . i F UT a fad a eaisee ere gry howed thate in bite nea divers is keeping right up with an unprecedented demand urts Kanted one divorce for every — Everythi fused emphasis with “manner.” Ko 1 ean log aad you with pure amon-/erine La Salle was simple and iit te #0 eae in use in a modern|t pe AX Marciano Hoenves Iseued by tho hotel will find shelter In the booths, | gaged In acarching for the badins are of ling ae the girl euspected of mur-| cue oe from a frying pan to flowers, fromthe opinion they will never be found 330) EMPORIUM fax: Iniocety Henry Stegel ius aa y in the final act. | ~ BROADWAY AT 38STH STREET ae upon its stocks of Winter fashions. Every day each ction of this great family store is replenished with new arrivals of Winter needs. In its comprehensive stocks there are also many practical gift suggestions where economy will be a | reward for early Christmas shopping. { |Of prime interest among the | Popular Furs of latest fashions for women Quality, Low-priced | od irteenth Chair” ts a =| D. PRICE & CO. 6" Ave. Corner 18" Street BROOKLY NEW K NEWARK $ . rene ; | ~ No fur is allow: 1 to enter ate Mes emarkable Reductions COAT DRESSES gy) a oe Featured at All Three Stores Wednesday | at $24.75 and $29.75 essential requirements of | . 5 This late-Pall mode is authoritatively 7. ye style and reliability. A Splendid Collection of represented here at these moderate prices 9) Fj") Jap. mink muffs, $14 and | $1 searfs, $14 and $16.50. and others up to $ ria mufis, $1 ; scarfs, | Winter Coats One of fine gabardine is belted all around { yl \ 4.25 to $14.00, Black fo ffs, $16.50 to fur trims the edge of the collar and fur but- Hi Tifh, | $21; seurfs, $12.50, $16.50 and toned on belt; fastening down the je gM ) wi val ieinaleat anu | . | Ne fs, $10; | Biased en Specie! $24.75. (Pictured.) scarfs, $100 0 HB | Sale at Another coat dress of gabardine is trimmed |} an rea ae ai pice) | with wide braid on belt and side pleat down | | $16.50 $7 5: 00 front and back; fastens in front with loops. |, $10; patie gear Wig $29.75. | i ald : \ New Coats, $18.75 . B bt S One model of pebble cheviot hus large fur eollar { Regularly Priced at of skunk-dyed opossum; another of mixtures has \ $18.95 to $22.95 self collars; belted all around, large poe s Wednesday and Thursda senting this ex- ‘ ly enon! aasenitin e li 2 you may choose among Suit: Misses’ Coats in Gr eat of fashionable models, Coats and Dresses of better qual- | Favor Here $1 6.50 to $29 75 we desire to emphasize ity at reductions Onis to be seen in other stores sometime in January. To our iN vary. uiistiog) bs * f the fact that it is the knowledge you cannot buy elsewhere values so great, ts, : ery practical coat for any kind o ’ finest showing of Winter weather is this gray or brown mix- Coats at $15 that has $ $ $ ture coat with double belt in front and . } been displayed any- Coats ‘15.00, 29.50, 37.50 | large fur collar of near-seal, muskrat or | “Many Attractive $15 where this season. . siti) \ Paros Blouses at $5.90 % ’ Including _ Plain and Fur. _Trimmed | neue CpOMID Is only aii and $6.90 ’ ‘ . no r coat which commands a deal of « ¥ Ph \ Twenty distinctively Fine, large, roomy Coats fashioned of Bolivia, Velour, Mixtures Cheviot and | attention has ad 1 Sati a 4 aA ti : Fi f d eS, jot ane attention has ¢ , ap lar of nes ashy » Sez different model ly Tweed. | Full- flaring belted models; ulso semi-fitted, All’ sizes in. the e1 tire lot, val th is FRR OTL hes a5 nalish ( Washable en >” latest vogue are include but not in all style att yore heavy King Blouses, $5.§ ed in this sale —all in | ing in bro ay, green or Burgundy Two tailored models in white the wide flare, full Charming models in Gold, Mustard, Balsam, Green (Pictured, ) | flesh; one with pleats; draped effects, many and Navy, Not all these colors in ail of the models. Among the most popular moderate-priced ther with co ftyn { having * $ $ $ coats are these at $28 Some examples: | Crepe Blouses, $5.90 ~ » Re Catt ur coat with lar vilar of natural e of Geo e cl | Large Fur Collars & Cutts Suits 12.50, 18.50, 29.50 gathered ct ‘with double aie Sa Her lacs ates on Wool Velours—Seal Plushes Including Plain and Fur Trimmed ot extra: heavy. velour has wide olde | SUM And tose "ap in | _ Zibelines — - = in front; la ‘ar of natural race 7 plow 4 finishee h ki hea I ee Mix Comprising Broadcloth, Velveteens, Callot Checks, Poplins, Cheviots and Sport al aoa bition with large tures-in all the desirable Suits, in a large and attractiv bpd ainas of models. Lined with peau de eygne ( ait tone vesnur ‘oat has a double set of pocket Georgette Crepe colors, including the popular and satin, All are beautifully trimmed. Some fur-trimmed, All the ¢ Getrabt colors. — | Bikes coats with anil titlasa—Ohoith Blouses, $6.90 ] es Browns, Greens, Burgundies Full and semi-fitted models, in all the desirable j mr Rea, cama a ’ : @ has embroidered front i and Mustards. Sizes 14 to 44. lengths. All colors and sizes, but not in every model, | Children’s Cold- | Boys’ Mackinaws i select Your Winter Coat 1} Weather Needs | and Coats ‘ in This Sale Tomorrow at $ 5 $ $ Blanket Bathrobes hound Mackinaw, $6 | col pl, eS Dresses ‘10.00, ‘12.50, ‘18.50 esis tented Maca ot [Paani | D,) 00 Including Feening Dresses Phildrenof 1,2 and & ye 5 f good waris mis Crepe de Chine i _— | Petticoats of out Sto 1 Blouses, $6.90 ‘ . . Serges, Wool Jerseys, Georgettes, Taffetas, Messalines and Georgette and Se ae eane Chinghitia costa, 62:80 Fmbroldered ier Cmnimer wit No Charge for Alterations Combinations, Some of the models ure beautifully embroidered, The Wool Jerseys t eA le cad cap nets, sizes up J a : bed 48 ail Ble inabhasion, {sy fleol, and white —=— are fur-trimmed, All the wanted colors, to 8 year $1.25; sizes 6 tol contey He ‘ey : i i . with bound button-holes, The above alvo on sale at our? N N 7 7 rovals BROOKLYN ETORE ad _NEWARK STORE |_No Refunds o Approvals _ _No Exchanges Paulion and Bridge Sis Market and Haltey Sts lp ee