The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1919, Page 23

‘THE EVuNING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919, By Roger Batchelder. N the reviéw of the holiday week at Essex Market Court, one item, which has before been touched ‘apon priefty, etill stands forth as the imeident of the week. And though it * peally happened Tuesday night, it was) not until Saturday that it was settled tor good. Tuceday, at ¢ o'clock, Joe Levy, the Duke of Hasex Street, placed the Penal Code in its Proper position on the radiator, hid his address book un- ~derneath the blotter of his desk, and then romped royally im his limousine to his Riverside Drive home, which has the best view of Palisades Park and Grant's Tomb thimt anybody could get with money @r anything else. It had been a good day, and when he came to Central Park, the Duke ordered his chauffeur to make another tour of the Park and not to mind the waste of gasoline. Wednesday morning, however, when he came to his legal sanctum, which is at 61 East Second Street, and as Bear to the grand old temple of justice Qs anything could be without being on top of it, the Duke fqund a sorry state of affairs. His table was gone, the table on which he was wont to thresh out legal problems with the Bast Siders, had taken wings and every chair in the place had disap- ‘od. Also his electric light bulbs pal ei ike 6 rn gone hence. 7 e @ raid,” declared the Duke solemn! And it was . raid, The Duke went downstairs and found both vhairs in 00d condition. But there was not a } trace of the table, the Penal Code nor electric light bulbs. An hour jater, however, the light came, though not the bulbs. For Judge Corrigan, who was sitting in the court, beard! the case of twenty-five alleged mas- ters of the leaping dominoes (known in legal circles as “craps”), all of whom were accused of hurling the Lenox Avenue cubes on the Duke's law table in the cellar of the Duke's law office. “Anyway, after stealing all my fur- giture and legal ammunition, they might have let me be their lawyer,” exclaimed the grouchy Duke as he rushed from his stand in front of the rt house to the court room, we Corrigan heard the case. The twenty-five defendants had, in the opinion of the detective, been playing African golf at a “Where is the evid Honor of the “Dick. “I have Joe Levy's law table and some of his electric light bulbs,” re- plied the cop. “Ie that all?" asked Judge Corri- ce?" asked His fT should say that was enough to wend anybody to the Island,” ex- ploded the Dike from the front row His Honor de- creed that the crap]*; r Vio-|cmasssentan nn lated no law unless NEXT oo t mn break- { Be By entering. wut ‘the cop didn't al whether thoy broken any- thing and entered.) er bad just walked tac ry pin- teh regarding In- epee tors who who brought a mass meeting electric Nght bulbs. The tatement to the press was as Ries “For somebedy shooting crap in my A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up — ‘This home-made remedy ip 8 won- Easily Here is a home-made syrup which millions of people have found to be the most dej lable means of break- ing up depend coughs. It is cheap and simple, but very prompt in ac- tion. Under its healing, soothing in- fluence, chest soreness goes, ph! loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in fecal stops and you get « food stful sleep. The an er ea it colds are con- quered by it in 24 hours or less. Nothing better for bronchitis, hoarse- ness, croup,» throat tickle, bronchial asthma or winter coughs, ¢ this splendid cough syrup,| pour 2% ounces of Pinex into a pint) Pottle and fill the bottle with plain —“vgranulated sugar syrup and shake thoroughly. If you prefer, use clari fied molasses, honey, or corn syrup instead of sugar syrup, Either way. you get a full pint—a family supply of much better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for three times the money. Keeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste. Pinex is « special and highly con- eentrated compound of genuine Nor- way pine extract, known the world over for its prompt heuling effect he membras appointment ask your ery 21% ounces of Pinex’ with full A ton and don’t voonnt anything else, Guaranteed to give al solute satisfaction or money promptly refunded, The Pinex Co,, It. Wayne, Ind.—Advt. GIVE QUICK RELIEF °2 FOR COLO IN HEAD nae ern ane mo tie tre The Duke of Essex Street Only Loser in Crap Game Raided in His Law Cellar I lose eighteen good cases ed t bulb. The bulb came back, was no good, because some- | vody had busted the wireless in it and it wouldn't work. And some one took | out page 287 from the Penal Code. I bet it was a cop using it for cigarette papers. But I make no accusations, A lawyer in my high position can't| afford to make accusations against anybody at all. And every big cor- poration hae got to have & loss col- um hat is my loss column, All I| got "to oa to the newspapers is that | ft anybody wants to shoot craps in my cellar they either ought to leave alone my tables and electric lights! and work with candles, or else break | into the automobile tire shop next| door, where they won't hold up the wheels of justice.” a De Not Want Scheldemann. BERLIN, Dec, 1.—The boufgeolse parties of Cassel are strongly oppos- ing the selection of Philipp Schetdemann as Mayor. They take the ground that he is an avowed partisan and has had little experience in municipal adminis- tration, into court, His Honor dismissed the defendants, “But how about my table and Penal Code and electrie lights?” inquired the Duke. “How is the grand old temple going to keep on the job. I guess it will be on the, bum now if I don't get back my Penal Code and table and electric lights.” But nothing could be done. It was up to the cops to return the evidence. And Saturday, after the Duke had for three days been reciting from memory the laws of New York, from smoking in the subway to striking mothers-in-law with cream pitchers, the table and Penal Code came back. Children wake up with a Clean Tongue, Sweet Stomach, Clear.Head, All Feverishness, Biliousness and Constipation Gone! Delicious Laxative! 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AGE TED Office, AMERICAN WeLEeS eer | . | Saree AinkW LANE \ Seer larih any eine | 27th St Manhattan, WATCHES or Telephone M QU EREPIT T + Square ‘Official nO DEPOSIT Me The Employment EAGLE: DIA: WATCH ©, 37 MAIDEN-LANE Otfice Is Open Frow Sek NA 8 A.M.to6 P.M CREDIE ST MAIDEN LAN BRANCH OFFICES: BRONX, 43°F. Tremont Av oie BOATS ye) 12M, to9 P.M oe now TO LJ BROOKLYN, Telephone Company STORE OPEN 9 A, M. to & Fourteenth street ing for Monday and Tuesday that appeared Dolls—Toys Roller Skates for girls and boys— ball-bearing . ‘ Steel wheels Ice Skates for boy: | Basket Balls.........3,64 and 6.96 Association Footballs— 4.46 and 4.96 Commons oo... es Play Ground Baseballs Guns and Pistols Sleds . Children. Special. Brief Cases. Special $2.07 Three-Fold Case. $4.87 Fitted Travel Cases $17.40 Cowhide and Travel Bags + 1,18 to 3.96 .28 to 3.46 . 68 to 96) Fibre Suit Cases. . . Mechanical Trains .. .96 to 4,4G| Boston Bags, in brown only— Dolls’ Furniture. BB to 18g) SPecial ...ceveeeereerereee Boys’ Tool Che +0 674 to 4.96 Gift Jewelry Milk Wagons $18.97 Gold- 15-Jewelled—20-year-case . $5.97 Solid Gold Rings $5.96 Pearl Necklaces. . Banks, including all the new, attractive styles....... 18 to 2,74 UNDRESSED DOLLS s nee Dolls......2.18 to 10.64 A Fruit Basket or Bowl jolls with stuffed | “bodies 198 to 108 | Peden trek $21.96 Silver Plate F Bowls 4.46 to 8.74 basil noel eur to 1.23) Interesting Holiday Suggestions Dolls ‘8 to 1.28 Dainty Cotton Materials American Beauty Babies....... 1.28 Plain Colored Chiffon Voiles— | Dolle—quaintly dressed in gingham - dt-inch .. Flowered Lawns and Dimities Silk Mixed Mulls of soft, lustrous finish Imported Scotch Ginghams Satin Striped Shirting Mad: Silks 40-Inch Charmeuse... 40-Inch Crepe Meteor. ... 40-Inch Georgette Crepe 35-Inch Taffetas. ’ 40-Inch Crepe de CI 35-Inch Black Dress S: 35-Inch Colored Satins 32-Inch Silk Mixed Pongee | or lawn frocks and bonnets—sailor boy dolls, Little Mary Mixup—a comprehensive. selection at these 36 to 5.96 jes and composi- some with closing eyes, | hair—prettily dressed in play | or party frocks and hats, ribbon bows or feather | fancies +++ 2,28 to 3,18 | DOLLS WITH OUTFITS Baby Dolls and Outfit— in fancy + 1.58 to Dolls’ Skating Moa var ited Outfits... Separate Ca cee Sw After-Thenksgiving Reductions in 21 180 Websaa's’ Conte Colored Madras Curtains...puir 5.9%), Outfite—in box..... 1.28 to 2.09) ¢50 74 w, besa ; $23.97 Reversible Frou-Frow .74 Women's Extra Size Damask Portieres....... pair 17960 a0 Popular Lace Tabs Canta isicees + 43.50) Fine for Gifts Collars and S Sines 42% to 50%. Linens for rom our reg. 04. vessseeese 694 1848.00 Women’s Coate 28,78 tee Madeire Contre Plesee 7 Aas | Tuesday is a great day to shop for gifts of blouses | and scarfs at these special prices for such attrac- tive new styles. SCARFS BRUSHED WOOL SCARFS-—-Bleached design; belt and pockets—our regular $8.48 BLOUSES CREPE DE CHINE AND GEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES—Many | retty styles effectively trimmed with fine laees—others are ew broidered and hemstitched—gwhite vol Aech colors 5 88 our regular $6.85. .5 twilored styles—elso 6.00 || NEW VOILE BLOUSES. | dainty lace trimmed models our regulur $2.94 rt stripes in all white: !MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. No Mail or Telephone Orde | ro prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted $10.50 Impt'd Seamless Grass Rugs. ..7.€8) $2.24 Men's Soft Cuff Shirts 173 Ruge—27x56 inch jo 8x10 ft.—-artiatic borders, “arge assortment colored to 7.50..4,97 and sor" | RUGS —THIRD FLOOR | siribes on white closely woven |) $19.00 Royal Wilton Ruge— | . New Curtain Marquisette M4] Mids PURNISUDNGS—MAIN FLOOR BT2BS INC os ereereevernees | rdure, floral and p shart $1.95 Men's Wool Mixed Underwear. 1.44 || Imported Grass Ruge— | UPUOLSTERY ABM ENT, Bott fi drawera mised ohirts 4.6x7.6-—value $6.50... | 6 to 46--drewers taped soumne Bxl0 ft.--value O89 i tables 4,23| sizew a2 to 44 batdlleccrroi urn sort TT MENS UNDEMWKAR—MALN FLOOR, |] #0 Washable Chenille Ruge— | COMLORTABLES BASEMENT 32 ct. White Nainsock 23 inch | Meineh tor infants’ slips—an- Mottled Axminster Rug? 3 |] $13.50 Boys’ Suite—-8 to 17 yrs 11,85] derwear, « New mo mie) 00. “ome | WHITH ions. MALIN FLOOK 3109 ye ..9.86|. WASH DKS FARIS —BASBMENT | Mill Close-Out of Fine Quality Tapes- $11.94 Bo oe ite. 77, 985 | os et. Sith Mixed Crepe ce Chine 55 || try Chenille Rope Portieres—heavpi (I er | Variety of Hebt and dark colors | festooned valance, neat, attractive a mist x Hub MLK! ‘or blouse, part ovks, ete | : "), PONE CIEE TE? PEOOR WASH DIAS PABMION-DASBMENT, banding SILKS —AEMLN PLA 89 ct. Bleached Sheeting 2% yards wide—for full siae beds MUBLINS BAS BM EN’ $2.94 Flannelotte & Crepe raped nd neck tein'd $OOND PLOOR, short Nuinsook ve ide emb'y SSL SUN Diaewie ue $1.77 Baby Boy Dresses and Suits, 1.24 White and colored—Oliver Twist and. itussian style-- |” Floral pattern—astraight or elas Hf 4 veers. tle belt models—-sizes 36 Lo 44. meee Nie DEE -SBOOND FLOOR, * — HOLSEDIMASRS—SDOOND FAR See other pages for Christmas Start-of-Season Sales of Bathrolgs and Ivoroid Toilet Articles, eonsgigihdh nrg ni ne ARN EVERY MONDAY This Condensed List Is Printed in Afternoon Papers It gives you an easy-to-read summary of all Hearn advertis- These for Both TODAY and TUESDAY Christmas Values in Leather Goods Hand Bags for Women, Misses "og led Wrist Watches— 14.95 eeoed Beaded -11,97 to ‘88.97 Babies’ Sweater Saeque with hoo! fi Games, including Dominoes hak bani. see to gaae| matth—our reg, $4.6T....... 3.98 0: 9 to 1,58] Solid Gold Cuff Links. .Special 3,98| Wouldn’t You Like a Sweater. )«¥ Dolls’ China Tea Sets... .68 to 2,46 2 Letters Engraved Free or Scarf + 19.95 63 35 $1.50 Women's Duplex Gloves 85 | $2.28 French Meineh 77 clasp cbrown oF white with Aen er a i yellow ib ai LN Floon DR RAS UL MAIN FLOR, Gov “AA . $2.75 Black Satins * $1.48 Night Dresces 88 | Gosinch—antt Finiah——tine quality 6 P.M. in Sunday papers $2.68 Night Dresses. ‘ $1.28 Flannelette Petticoats... $2.68 Flannelette Night Dresses $5.50 Little Tots’ Sweater Coate— . sizes 1 to 6 years $1.50 Babies’ Knitted Headwear ay Hand-Crocheted Afghans— our reg. $6 “nh Imported Wicker Bassinets— ‘our reg. 06 hy ‘to 88.07 4.80 to 3. $9.48 Sweater Coats.... $13.68 Sweater Coats.. $19.94 Skating Sweaters. $14.28 Rij Coats ..... Brushed Wool Searfs Brushed Wool Scarfs $4.50 Imported French Damask— 50-inch .. New Design in Marie Antoinette de Dainty finished with fine vines pair . . 8.97 and About 1-3 less than to-day’s a mT production. aadt 4 Marquisette and Serim Panel Curtains sess: ss, RAM to 11.00 Nottingham Net Curtaine— ais Value $8.50 . pair 2.47 Value $6.97 .. -palr 3.97 48 ct, Plain Colored Burlaps.. - (34m 75 ct. Art Velours..... 7 Cretonnes—value .77 and 36-Inch Casement Ponges. New Alhambra Draperies. . aa Yo wh About 600 Yards Ecru Cortates; Nets —72-ineh $8.80 Silk and Mohair Velours. . —our reg. $2.67..... one ae Trimmed Teaclethe— at our reg. $4.96. peti tbeehs Damask Bordered. Towels—union linen huck—our reg. .68... Scalloped Towele—fine quality union linen huck (part bahiaintnns our reg. 87 TEV r reg. $2.38.,.. $52.75 & $59.75 Women's and Mi Afternoon Dresses. . 5: Women's and Misses’ in price. Household Needs 98 ct. Holland Windew Shades— 6x8 feet 80 ct. Opaqui None sent C. $1.25 Flannel Back Table italoth 5 1% yards wide—slightly a imperfect cow None sent. c. 0 Dd. $1.54 Corn Floor Brooms— sai size No. 6. 118 80 ct. Glass Washboards. 97 et, “Dust Brushes wor Fine Axminster Scatter Rugs 36 inch to 36x70 inch— 3.47 to 8.94 '' rn ee ee rs. Single Door—value $9.50 Double Door—value $14.60 Extra Size—value $19.00 rative shades of blue, tan and | rose, with contrasting bands. Royal Re 1 9x12 feet | Gx feet |¥xtra size Axminster R 10,6x13.6 feet . 9x15 feet»... Silk Petticoats, Women's 4