The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1917, Page 6

— HIP SING TONG ARSENAL FOUND, RAIDERS THE woe ‘di 3 Shoppe) SOM BATS ST OE cea rome” Here’s a Coat Sale Worth Taking About Because It Brings to You be finest At the inne Prices in All New York ob . known as Hip Bi The Hy and most ap- re beat tilted soe ove, tailoring te COATS} * tone amd out ko) @ oelghbor, OPMMAN MA gpeeder, although American fing. oLAse LIONS "PICTURE IN ASHCAN WHEN SHE WROTE SHE KISSED fT “| Mrs. Hauser Convinces Jury Parents Did Not Alienate Her Love for “Boxing Millionaire.” A verdict for the defendants was re- turned yesterday in five minutes by a Jury before Supreme Court Justice Ben- ne Hauser, “the boxing million- aire,” aainat Mr, and Mra. Louls Lewy, parents of his wife, Harriet. Lewy owns a chain of Rockaway Beach amusement places. Between soba, Mra. Hauser testified the did not love her husband. She mar- [ried him seeretiy in Hoboken tn June, when she was elehteen, she enid tor bea promised te Aree Bet, & “chow ini Mire, iauser f @ letter she wrote him: ‘1 did not ioe my husband when |T wrote him that I did. At the time that [ told him I had kissed his picture it repo oan,” r thee porch Hauser 9 troysere were jumped for my life,” he said. ae TEACHERS’ RALLY TO-NIGHT. To-night a¢ De Witt Clinton High Behoo! the Teachers’ Interest Organiza- tion, acting with the American Defense Society, will ie . Bias the moore of which 1s patriot! pee fo oo, with recent tizascures a all teaching by seditious a tow indivi juale in the root eye all Gualoyalty | jo schools. 'e feel that thi and oP tunity yk the teachers id show their loyalty.” ar w York THACM WIACATH ia F HUGMAND GAVE It worn alleges in separation sult 26,000 allenation suit brought | to dog, sn auto and © five-kerat diamond | tho THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, vania mine thet op on betere they a production 06 TO WORK oF eet wat of town, le order te leatars trom Mayer of Lincoln, Mev, DKINKING HOTTLE OF “DIT TON oom Kanree moan three yearns of freedom. The “bitters” caused him to only olowel « year, New Tors DM AUTO & hoodoo, wae @nouse of he bad tried to camouflage 1% with doctore put in eye restored wight of qroman bitnd five years at Spokane. “4 Pegi p— ae may be thankful because 76 per cent. of a or vil now produced 18 used on airpinne engines SURGEON GIVES BOY NEW BRAIN COVER Tissue Prom Leg Muscle Trans- Planted After Six Tumors Are Removed, BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.—Tp an opere- tion at the Johns Ho — Hospital upon pationt was opened along the right side and the brain exposed, Dr. William Dandy, chief brain spectaliat, removed «iz tumors from the boy’s brain. In addition @ new brain covering wae created by transplanting the covering of the great muscle from the right les. By eliminating growths from the right cortex, which controls the left side patie h alysis of the left arm was The paralysla was the rewult pneu- was on the operating table three Hie recovery seems assured. wn nl cour.JAT LAST THEY ARE PEOPLE. ere Will Ocle- Deo, 5. who wore active tn the Suffrage campaign wil! celebrate bs the Washington Irving High School a cenenny night, Deo. 6. The in- Mitation which summona them reads: rh Met Voters: At last you are le. The teaching profession te Prtranchis ed. Come and cele! digg the victory at the Fi final and jubilee meet~ of thie rs ss fire. Carrie he Cort, Migs Mary Garrett May a: end ‘Dr, ‘alter L. Hervey, President of the Men Teach- ere’ League eer women Suffrage, will oe the speak chy" Buttrage Party will give ¢ Teseneus te honey. crits Chalrmai Mies Mary Garrett Hay, at the Hote Aptor on be ray ‘tribul rd ber feadership during. th Pn a nt Coat of Suede Velour, Trimmed with Naturas Muskrat, jf $115.00 Noi Reduced. Will ue To-morrow, Wednesday 500 Fur Trimmed Coats For Women and Misses At Considerable Concessions From Regular Prices *20.00 Wool Velour, Velour de Laine, Chiffon Broadcloth Collars of Australian Opossum, Nutria and Kitt Coney Lined and Warmly Interlined All Colore and Sizes | The Times |, a1 10, 444 | NiAmerican'* | eyes Record 9 “ANERTSING printed in THRE EW Yonk MoRNIAG QaPERS During finst Ten “ont: OF '9l7 Bolivia Trimmed with Gray Squirrel, $120.00 Not Reduced. eid. +} The ABU ¥ LDS Omaha TIMES PPAO.595 aca ivas NOVEMBER 27, 1917, olumbia Grafonola and Columbia Records _ Price $85 Columbia Grafonola Price $110 Price $215 Walk in and look at them—see them and hear them—that is the way to tell *T HERE is nothing you can buy which you can enjoy buying so much as a Columbia Grafonola — save possibly an automobile. It’s a very natural tendency to want to see, hear, and compare the different instruments you are considering. No matter what instrument you buy, you are going to be pleased with it. But the degree of pleasure you get from it will depend upon how com- plete is your assurance that you have bought the right instrument—the one that will give you the fullest measure of satisfaction. People who have bought Columbia Grafonolas have done so because they COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York were sure it was a Columbia they wanted, If you have a doubt as to which type of instrument you want, or what kind of finish you prefer, you will find ample opportunity to decide in any store where Columbia Grafonolas are sold, With instruments priced at $18 to $250—all before you—all ready to be played to your contentment—you can judge the Grafonola by any test you wish and buy it with the un- shaken conviction that you could not have made a better choice. Stores selling Columpia Grafonolas are conveniently located,