The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1918, Page 6

|EFFIE ELLSLER, ACTRESS, themia Emma Ellsler, better known as EMo Eisler, ninety-five, sald to be the DIES AT AGE OF 95 YEARS TRS So wag ye Men SOAS D<TEBES Was Best Known to Playgoers in) Creme the Role of “Hazel Kirke.” (Special to The Evening World.) oldest English speaking actress in the < world, died to-day at the home of her = son-in-law, Frank Weston, of Nutley 5 i yy) Shopping Park. | i Aa Ii) | \ fs Hard Work Mra, Elster was born in Philadelphia. | " ANI bog ‘The crowding —waiting — eye- She had played with Joseph Jeffersag, | ( (| straining—the miles of aisles— the elder Booth, Edwin Forrest, Char- every minute the tension in- creases ‘A glass of Borden's Malted Milk jrons out the day's wrink- be and sends you home relax- Reviving, satisfying food- Seadrink —any flavor — any z fountain. Opera House in Cleve fase on, Rerden'ecthe vived by two dau 4 Maited Mi Improve Moited ‘Mik Weston and Miss A ley Park, and two (MANAG WITH RAZOK \ ay i SHOT BY POLICEMAN a il y =| Staten Island Man Drives | | From Home After Slashing His Throat Prederick Hood est New Brigh | cording to with @ razor lh IN rly to-day afte slashing hia t a |and abdomen in a fit of insanity, a t threatening a policeman with a carving ( |knife. At the Staten Teland Hospital it was sald he may die. While Dr. Horace D. Bland of No, 1010 Castleton Avenue, was attempting to sew up Hood's wounds he broke away Rsorican Toys aa this great nied ALLL |. Toy Exposition and— “Don’t Forget Your Kiddie” | Vast_assortments of {Ameri- can Toys, Dolls, Autos and mes, reasonably priced, and recovered his razor, chasing the physician from the house. Patrolman William J. Sheehan was attracted by the commotion and shot Hood in the thigh. Members of his family sald’ Hood had| been a victim of influenzaa and that he had been acting queerly for several days, casmseestnettilipiininne Discharged Soldiers May Drop Lib- Write or call for our lis erty Loun Payments, Cit Suggestions. WASHINGTON, Dee, 12. — Dia- charged soldiers, who do not wish to continue payments on Liberty Bond sub- scriptions made through the army or- ganization, will have payments already made returned and the subscription will be cancelled. Army officers mid that although this nat othe A SPLENDID PLAYER-PIANO From the World’s Greatest Builders of Such Instruments FOR ONLY $495 Payable $15 Monthly DAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDER Tinea FRANKLIN SIMON Banister Shoes for Men FEZ IN) Y . sideration of every home and music-lover. Years, holidays and evenings take on a new and You may come to Aeolian Hall, the most happier aspect for you and yours. ; : ERE is a suggestion worthy the serious con- comes bright and cheery with music. 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But irrespective of price, this Aeolian Player-Piano at $495 offers more in both piano and “player” quality than any other instrument of any other make can equal. : IMPORTANT NOTICE! The number of Acolian Player-Pianos at $495 is very limited. To make sure of securing one for immediate or Christmas delivery, a prompt selection is advised All Four Acolian Branches Will Remain Open Evenings Until Christmas THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Makers of the Aeolian-Vocalion—the greatest phonograph In MANHATTAN In THE BRONX 29 West 42nd Street 367 Fast 149th Street In NEWARK 895 Broad Street In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Avenue ‘th, . [aay