The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 27

a SEEN ON SCREEN toreador, / | New Apparatus Will Reveal to Sci- 1. ¢ ence Many Hidden Secrets of | ¥' the Body's Power House. | . Medical students sat in the fecture han of Flower Hospital yesterday and saw the beating of a man’s heart Teflected on an ordinary magic lan- tern screen. The event was a part of the celebration of National Homoeo- Wit Tite LNQUMP AIA AND HE! ( pathfe Day, @ medical festival organ+ ) ined at’ the suggestion of Dr. Roy Upham of Brooklyn and the Flower Hospital staff, and observed through-* out the country. ‘The agency through which the ebb and flow of the human blood cur- Fent was trausiated into an optical image was the new oloctro-cardio- « Steph. It is a mechanism serving te communicate the ihfinitesimal quanti+ flea and fluctuations of static elec. tricity engendered by the heart to @ hair-fine wire, The wire, stretched before a lantern projector, cast its Wriggling shadow on tho screen. Drs. George F. Laidiaw and Milton J. Ralsbeck, the demonstrators, read overy wriggle as a tale of hitherto Secret dramas of heart bent. “Mysteries which havo cluded val Stethoscope and ‘auncultation are BROIN NING + NHaTTA ). Oot, 10.—San Behnonts, the will leave Madrid shortly for Cherbourg, where he will embark en the steamship Olympic for New York. tte {a going to Lima, Peru, to perform dur ing the season. Belmonte has costracts in Peru amounting to $38,000. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. ___ N BALLET RUSSE MON. EVE., OCT. 25 fis THE STORM 1000 SEATS $1.50 solved by the cardiographic wire and {te shadow. In actual use, t ments of the wire are “mov move. AEOLIAN MALL, G ti Let, 0 a travelling fim being exposed ‘. W.L fluctuations and the result finally charted by experts to diagnose the thousand and one ailments which may affect the vital organ. 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BAT He LICE'B Wed RADY oe Ae, % of Wy, Bea LYRIC ere Wed. & ao cars Musical Comedy Sensation! * peyane Propucrion, SPANISH LOVE ‘MELO AUDIENCE BREATHLESS.'—Py fun, ° THE BAT} We Now Have It at the | REED THO Ta RE ifn 1) NORMAN ities “Enter Madame” trevor FULTON THRATUE, ten a EMPIRE Ber 0 40h A. Bren, O00 _ “CALL NS pocror® HiDNIO THE TAVERN KNICKERBOCKER Su Brn GEo.M.COHANS Cl] COMEDIAN S MAC COHAN in the ‘Title Mole THE ec. MYSTERY, MELODRAMA, SATING 989. COHAN Ths War ers an ear THE TAVERN JUST EXACTLY A THOUSAND LAUGHS, He UELLUNTEUL NeW COMLDY, BAB PARK 3.05 (ret Wed & Bat. aah Gi FRED STONE THE TAVERN, yEAn 646. BELASCO },,, Frances Stare ' ¥ CORT encour THE TAVERN MODE FUM THAN A BAG.OF MONKEYS LOHAN B HARRIS, gar I A ue SIDKEY THE TAVERN THE PLAY YOU'LL NEVER FORGET LYCEUM tition ae, i INAS CLAIRE ! peo Bi ti a HBLRTY is aa ‘The Night B at’ tard pot us ni o Sarcauve ALAN BROOKS “%, OF HELEN” THE TAVERN DON'T LEAVE N.Y. WITHOUT seeing fr Don't mas it W's peat Be Nerestas | BHOADWAY & 47TH 8 Sikat are ANITA STEWART ‘HARR'ET AND THE PIPER’ see Sees ORCHESTRA Pisulteiee DalyPopaier Eddie Cantor and Bert Williams KISSING a Bit isa |) HELEN HAYES], "HOD uc ‘Bra, 0.20. dota lime tHeathe auieD: All We Needed Was More Room NORA BAYE VE Gio. “GENUINELY andl HEARTILY FUNNY". nme genious and amusing comedy of the , ial ein and Bw titews Wed. ‘eed Bat at 8 ols THEATRE, 44h At, Wy. of Broadway, res 8.89. Mata Wed. & Sat 2.06 a Yuro. ee | ODGE fs ee EW vat “THe WOMAN oF GRONZE’ OCTOBER 20, 1920," AMUSEMENTS. ? THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, 0! | BEAT OF HEART = *Aw0vs wvnt.rranren 8. AMUSEMENTS. | uray Firat Time ae Sele year 39TH ST. Bast of Broadway, Bree 0.98 ‘Matinese Wed. and Sat. 290. THE OUTRAGEOUS i PALMER _Wrih MARY YO “4TH ‘ST, vaya PRICES fy POPULAR PRI MAT. TO-MORROW ! LITTLE. OLD ay ay Wn Va Mata’ To-day sod Beh. 1.00 THEA. | aa 28. (a ae WN EAS 400 to All Cher Mats,, He. (0 $1.50, TREY - it PORES wmibkce || my wu Cariecon, CENTRAL Ne neighborhood motion picture theatre will_ show N.Y. Kyeni of Now Yorkers \“OVER THE HILL” Produced ty WILLIAM FOX, 6. F, KEITH'S ADELAIDE 6. ue igs. P. ALACE| seine hee tiny baby Se an6o, eae & CAMPBELL, F BF. KEITH'S | rio “udiette vow IVERSIDE | , .9vikhrethn By & 9h M. cH THEATRE 2272 B'way & 47th St Keven Ove thet FPRO ‘ ee Mito ted by Marry Minarde, OLlve THOMAS ts Any the, 8 F. KEITH® | JEFFERSON eats une eee? | veh Re MEDAN St Cout, 12.80 to 1 PM No GIRLS WEW YORK THI 7) Le JON CR PEKLY 01 NSA re GLE Sa 1ivrices, Rass =| Cine wa JIN previous conditions the best. FORSALE, | bay (Ce 3— CoMPloew} Bonen’ ‘Trevel Laugh, ‘Orand: Oreheetra Or, Nights BF ke HELP WANTEO—FEMALE. REFI 2 East 28th St. oe ae experience PALACE “OLIVE THOMAS in "EVERYDOD ay cs haber, Mandery na to, Mile Wot Diek vous Brocane Bundaye ______ BROOKLYN, RAN TRAN CHARLES R ‘ence! Watley. PNR Famed Strand = TAR& 9,4 fone ow) ae Durty RAZZLE'SAZILE of 1338 SUNDAY! TWO—Bia CONCERTA—TWO, NED N important position is epen for intelligent and refined girls and young women to act as Long Distance Telephone Operators. aHELE WANTED—FEMALE, required, Working Write for further information or apply at (cor. Sth Ave.) or New York City WANTED, NH COMPANY 24 Walker St. (two streets below Canal St.) American Telephone & Telegraph Company DIAMOND }Alo"" ON CREDIT. ,NO DEPdsit’ REQUIRED | MON vat D! MPS $1; Metre leas Eradl ox BSO WP TANS lw he ay | DIAMONDS WATCHES — JEWELRY ON CRE DIT -Cexrszicnt money | Raseptional, volece a Absa ia MOYAL Prernares Ra | 86 MAIDEN 14> OCTOR’S STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN , Fourteenth Street (Established 1827) West of Fifth Avenue Semi- Annual Second Floor Sales’ Matchless Values in Latest Apparel And, in Addition, Special Values in Many Other Departments Semi-Annual Second Floor Sales Muslin Underwear New stocks of finest un- dermuslin contribute these daintiest styles for this sale, and the variety is large, including simple and elaborate styles Women's Semi-Annual Second Floor Sales WOMEN’S DRESSES The quality and fashion exhibited in these dresses entitle them to far higher values than such special prices, as their fortunate purchasers will be quick to see. Every dress is new and beauti- fully styled in the latest mode, Iveteen Dresses — it too goul to be true that such lovely vetveteen dresses im, be had for this price—tunle and sleeves are of Georgette banded with — vel- veteen, and there is much at- tractive einoroilery alse tn evidence — brown, taupe and navy blue— our reg. $86.75 Women's it seems Women's Satin Dresses — full graceful pleatings characterize V or high neck—short sleeves — tucked yokes - ming of embroldery edging, In serting and ribbon— our reg. $1.74 --1.26 Women's Petticoats — nainsook — deep flounce with five rows of fancy lace or embroidered ruffle-— our reg. $2.76.. ..1,06 Envelope or Straight Chemises— fine nainsook or voile—white or flesh, yokes back and front of fine Ince inserting, or tailored the style of these dresses on which elaborate embroidery ts worked out in tinsel and irides- cent beads giving » sparkle of color quite enchanting—colors are brown, navy blue and black——our reg. $59.75, .44.60 Women's Embroidered Tricotine Dressos—straight line tricotine dresses of smart silhouette are embroidered in a contrasting shade—a velour dress in brown, Women's Satin Dresses —— with pretty pleated collar and vestee 2 Feindeer_ or Copenhagen with | of fine Georgette—the motlel is ee ee wee ee braid and tinsel embroidery Je | most attractive and comes in aot ne bidt Included, too, at this reasonable | black, navy blue and Copen- : hagen blve £2676... value—our reg. $27.75 and $29.75... Ing and edge of fancy lace or wide lace edge aod ribbon— our reg. 87 21.50 19.50 our reg. TODAY TOMORROW > TWO-DAY SALE Knit Underwear Now is the time to buy your Winter underwear and have it in readiness for the first change in the weather. ‘he good qualities and serviceable makes which you require are featured in this sale at values much below regular Semi-Annual Second Floor Sales Women’s and Misses’ COATS 29.75 Our regular $39.74 and $43.74 A good selection of new styles, prices, sania smart stitching and good ‘ease Fl jen} Mee yag hy cand. buttons, is featured at this reduc- Pante—several sty: | styles—reguler sizes tion, All are lined throughout «1,27 mee hia 87 with plain or figured silk. Novelty =1.47 cur reg. $1.87... 97 F Boys’ Part Wool Gray U long sleeves, ankle length years—oun regular $1.97..,.....,-... Rise of .10 on each sine larger. Tailored HATS Our regular $3.95 and $4.94. 2.95 ” 7. neck, ine 4) 1.57 stitching and smart buttons give an attractive finish. Specials In TOMORROW, RIBBONS In these ribbons at re- duced prices will be found ample selection of fine qualities and fash- ionable shades, ee Moire, Taffeta and Satin Striped Ribbons black, white and a good ry selection of colors ? 4 our reg. BA and 06 ; Brocaded Hair Bow Ribbons— ; broken assortments—white, pink # and blue i} our reg. .68 ; Wide Taffeta and Moire Ribbons ‘ plain and brocaded— our reg. 81 and 99... our reg. $1.05. T-inch Brocaded Sash bbons finest quality—majority white and blue our reg. $1.80 and $2.10...1,37 Satin-Centre Ribbons with Flow- ered Edge—ribbons with broad satin stripe down centre and Dresden borders are 8% Inches wide, apd are in light shades only our reg. A Verified price eluewhere, $1.06. 8 Banded sailor hats of newest styles and also semi- tailored velvet hats trimmed with bands, beaver cloth, fancy feather bows or novelty ornaments, make a very attractive selection at this extremely low price, In variety, style and value, we do not think you could find the equal of these hats. lg ag MORNING SPE =CIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. Wy 1DK, GUADLILieN restricted, No Mall or Telephone Orders TODAY TOMORROW 7.26 | $2.95 Men's Starch Cuff Shirts.......9.18 mod larae assortment of colored navy, atripes on white grounds, All ord | alnom MOEN'S BIDOP—ACARN FLOOR, 52,ct, New Ribbons Women’s 9.65 FALL GLOVES t RUBHONS a= EFERD RIOR $7 ct. Infants’ Nainsook Slips ........ ™ ] 37 | Dainty Bishop style, lace tritm- e Shect Women’s Extra ching 42) mea or with hemagtitched ruffles regular $2.25 tr make on. collar. ar Our . Mac ¥ rig TPA ie WHA. SBOOND FLOOR, Hemme m0, | | Silk gloves, comfortably lined 14 cf, Cheesecleth ®4| | with cotton, are ideal Fall gloves $1.24 All-Wool Serges serryporce OG) SE tn wide Dieuched, absorbent and are warm and serviceable. ential fh Reraet Orewa, MUSLANS— ACT, These are particularly well jonas DIVRSS O08 —SARN FLoom, and have five-row embroider Is1 94 Sheets “4 i 1 trast FE Cop, Mote Atlee cassie) RTH a ae AE Se wile | | Paetag” sotraring Hh inih-—tashionamls: gree Sliven LNT, Colors are brown, beaver, tang StL MAIN FLOOR, 30 ct, Apron Gingham. . . grey, blnck and white. \ 43 ct. White Fabrics : ae) God quailty various slves blue firtped, checked WAST GOODS BASHMIINT, Thursday— Friday— FAMIUGS—OfA0N POO, st ies Scrim Curtaing,......9.34 Saturd fa tUMliey volle and sori {a aturcday " st. Fine he npn , Carteiaing Tied Bs ivory and belge-se argo ety of floral Sed | Oriental deplena * tn p] ees itn “Side Nemetlianed Boys’ Outfitting Sale colorings. order Cilbtia merece maeuncarer, AS PAB MONET, Continued Sige Page 10 for Other Hem Addvestising to ¥