The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1916, Page 5

By i ~~ "BREAKS A $25,000 IN FINERY TODENTFY LOOT Police Call Film Actress Ac- cused of $25,000 Thefts e 4 Kleptomaniac. weeecreeeeeeeey Representatives of thirty-five de- partment stores In Manhattan, Brook- | tym, Newark, Jersey City and other | Places in the metropolitan district vis- ited Polico Headquarters to-day to identity tho $25,000 worth of goods | ‘ etolen from their shops by an attrac. | « tive young woman who, when arrested faturday night, gave the name of| CO |e MiSs Mamian CLARK. 906-6 6490966400000O440004 Elizabeth Scanlon, but who has since been identified as Marian Clark, a motion picture actress. Fome of the mystery which sur- rounded the young woman at the her arrest in her apartment 63 West Sixty-ninth Street, ——S—0 a «oO confusion in which the stolen articles | artificial flowers and cheap 4 week. Sho has Bios eyes, brown } all combined to attest more than or-/ S$] AIN MAN'S WIDOW Loses.| MOVIE A pteces 35 STORES ROBBED ON Chibes 6F aYuatave were found. Expensive Inces and| Jewelry to fur coats and diamon ’ silks were wrapped about shoes in corners of her rooms. JURE RVEWING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 10916. hair, weighs about pounds, |dinary refinement and culture. studded ornaments Greases in good taste and around the | Magistrate Marsh asked if she desired |comet te Among the other articles brought | Studios was known as “Innocent. to communicate wit 4 to headquarters in a patrol wagon my’ che relied, hha Costly goms in tawdry tangles dan-| were: 145 pairs of gloves of the most oe angeienaet” eho replied. “I haven't} jeans he Hive or sil gled from the chandeliers and bed-| expensive make, 30 pairs of shoes, 48 ACTRESS PLEADS GUILTY i ihe KENSACK 1, N | posts, Jewelry, bric-a-brac and | hats, some of them as large as a wash whee You understand | thoroughly bre widow of Louls Waiters, of Ho- | trast uv he) (Ud: 12 tailor-made suits, 7 knitted pereloted the hte or wullty means?” | gota, has lost her suit against the Fragile bits of china, many of thé! jackets, 19 skirts, 68 waists, 81 ploces Cental agistrate American Paper Company under the articles smashed, were found in| of ry, 89 pleces of bric-a-brac, ertainly,” she replied workmen's penantion at. On waste baskets and bureau drawers. | 19 dbags, 80 bracelets, 55 other ‘ ai Sian mem Christmas 914, the aged watch- About the only thing the young] Pleces of Jewelry, Including a baby's | “Friends? “1 Haven't Any,” She More Gold From Casade man at or mill was murdered BOOY woman did systematically was to re- move the tags from every article, pla op! mote of there t minder of her eto art ed} in enabling the representatives of the!{n custody and sid she did not know | °htreed with petty larceny in having sto No article appeared too small or res to recover their goods why she stole, as she had enough | Stolen a Clock valued at $1.66 from a ; ng 3F |money for her needs, She ts locked | Hroadway department store, she xpensive, none too large or costly| up in Jefferson Market prison. to arouse her cupidity, For instance, | "Her last appearance in a moving| Pisaded guilty and wae held in $500 the stuff found in her apartment| picture was in “Miss George Wa for General ranged from three-cent bunches of! ingta hown at the Strand The womal Pr} ine: 1, 9 | where the stole ty was found, “Pape'sColdCompound” |r. antcn way wocaay when a study of the finger prints at Head- ispleasantand affords jausrters siowed aie ad been ar- rested as a shoplifter Jan, 20, 1915, Instant Relief, | under the name of Mary Arnheim. | On that occasion a man who said # he w her husband appeared in court A dose taken every two hours until ¥! ® was arraigned. Later she three doses are taken will end grippe %* convicted in General Sesstons misery and break up a cold. and fined $25, On Saturday she told It prompty opens clogged-up nos-, Capt. Deevy she had never been ar- trils and air passages in the head, rested before and that the shoplifting stops nasty discharge or nose running, mania had not seized her until five relieves sick headache, dullness, fe-, months ago verishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore-, ness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing a Deevey and his assistants say she jis one of the most remarkable pris and snufling! Tase yous thabbing overs that has ever come under thelr head! Nothing else in the world gives ODSf¥Ation. They are inciined to re- such prompt relief as “Pape's Cold 4rd her as a kleptomaniac, basing Compound,” which costs only 25 cents thelr belief on the fact that she ap- at any drug store. It acts without, parently made no effort to dispose agsistance, tastes nice, causes no incon- of the stuff take venience. Be sure you get the genuine. | toma Don't accept som 1 Advt. | ac theory ts further tives say, by the B. Altman & Co. A Sale of Fancy Articles AT EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES has been arranged to take place to-morrow (Tuesday) in the Department on the Fourth Floor. It will comprise Folding Work Stands, consisting of cretonne bag attached to a gilded or white-enameled wooden frame . . «+ © « $1.35 Telephone Screens (doll design) of enameled wood, hand-painted'. . . © $1.35 Combination Pincushions and Trinket Boxes, covered with silk and ornamented with Japanese doil head oe ie Breakfast Trays of white-enameled wood, with floral decoration . « e $3.68 ——— = Sy B. Altman & Cn. The New Assortments of Men’s Slippers 144 {nclude many original noveltios as well as the conventional shapes and leathers. A special feature is le of styles calculated to appeal to the man who desires his home footwear to express individuallty and good taste, In the regular stock there are Silppers at prices ranging from $2.50 to $15.00 per patr, (Men's Shoe Department, Firet Moor) Fifth Avene, New Purk \ | cidentally, were a Fro-cent pans 16 darnncte J 4 A Further imports of gold from Canada]! The fact that Miss Clark would not] Replies When Magistrate Walsh | were announced to-day. J.P Storkan |" “tne Rup! The fact that Miss k t A 0. depoatting $7.50 tthe Aneay | at permit the matds at the boarding Questions Her. Offica TMA. maken a total cot Stn , enter her rooms aroused the 00 in gold importa since the begin of a woman detective. A woman who described herself as : 6 Wie Ge anatet in the eines | OVI McGraw, forty-four yours ol room and, wondering why she never | 4nd who sald she was an actress, w: jo matter to the rrest followed month's salary it affirmed Judge it the Court. of BUILOER cing them in a box, It is the} nion of the police that sho thought] 4 @ constant re NO. ALCOHOL OF | DANGEROUS DRUGS | arraigned before Magistrate Mare) | ~ Ee ae | in Jefferson Market Court to-day | re detective: feles_ themselved Miss Clarl when ta = 5th Avenue 34th Street On Tuesday and Wednesday i Hounded vhee Gtesléy 1905 Purchases will appear on bill rendered January Ist. | Lord @ Taylor; en pee | || | IMPORTED MOTOR & VICTORIA CASES | | 8th Street FIFTH AVENUE oth Street 5 p 7 + enmnann —j ) About '3 Less Than Regular Prices 9 An exceptionally choice collection of Fitted Motor | MILLINERY PRE-INVENTORY SALE , ) and Victoria Cases purchased from a leading importer i Radical Reductions For Quick Clearance ¥| at a decided discount from regular prices, affording | In the Domestic Millinery Section « A Timely Opportunity to Purchase Handsome Holiday Gifts ' Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s ] bah Es ion cee pg er Long Grain, Fancy | “ S| alf or Ecrase Leathers, si ined; containi | | Velvet Trimmed Hats ) twelve or thirteen fittings. 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