The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 20

20 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1921. BOHAN LOSES SUIT AGAINST D. HENRY &nd false arrest. beating waa that of seat and abet- Unable to Convince Jury That Po-|"“fonty, who is under suspension |ting in the m a alsrepu arn ‘Officers Beat and Falsely | ses tee Bates sare Lat Nie ag ; a4 ew bouse > lice te iihiatie ih, ho AB a e is in|the occupan 4 similar plight, dented yesterda: aloney had beaten Bohan on aii 4 After a short deliberation @ jury | 93, i915, when @ house 4 Myke woth ais Corporation Counsel Joseph in the Bupreme Court, before Justice | Street was raided by ice or} Beihilt defended Henry, Gunson and Tierney, yesterday gave a verdict for! that they had tried to get Bohan to | Maloney. the defendants in the auit of John| swear to false charges agninst As- “RIOT IN BOMBAY. m WHEN BOYS KILL - SACRED PIGEONS Dominick Henry, John J. Gunson and | “pp, e cl jainst Bohan Detective eeeey for alleged assault |at the ume of Pais ‘prea ent arrest and alleged | Mi i i i { i if fF < tt oe Ae tttwed demanding FULTON STREET corof BRIDGE STREET | Rte ens are at Hoyt It Subwoy Motion Brooklyn i 4 7 | Exceptional Values Thursday ‘Early Spring Hats ‘ They are so new and chic, so exactly what women want to wear right now with their Fur Coats and Wraps, that even with the new shipments constantly arriving we have all we can do to keep up with the demand. $2,673,650, FOR INDIANS, 560, FOR | | Gheotaws and Chickasaws Are te _ Get Funds, Saye gsrigeyren MUSCOGER, 4 26. — Pay- ! of pram on Vy su073,050 will ‘Trimmed with flowers and Glycerine ostrich, graceful georgette or crepe de chine d?apes, embroidered silk insets and beads; Batavia combined with faille silk, gros de lordres and solid cellophane; in all the most wanted Spring shades. Ordinarily 75 + Bold at 8.00, = 10.00 and 19.60 | See bag” SN HNN Our feed, though pleatital and good, fe often rebhed of this vital element] - Tables oa with food, yet— a.vital element now known to be r fe-giving vi they easential to health. Without it our free of minor ailments. They are food, no matter how good and building up increased resistance to/) Picischmann’s Y cast by its very ne- plentiful, cannot give us the energy and are feeling an abound~- pe py Ls we need, ing sense of vigor and energy often ‘substances, drug or oils. It is a con- Yet our modern diet'is often unknown for years. ditioner that tends to restore robbedof thi vital clement y manu- Eat yeast before and preparation! “Wenow meals. Nas cali a day: Lieto know definitely,” writes one of our it on toast or crackere—dissolve it greatest authorities, Hopped in milk or fruit-juices—or cat it ular diet of a large portion of the plain. Those who are troubled with ‘of the United States is fall: gas should first dissolve yeast in, short of maintaining satisfac- boiling water. it i £ tery nutrition.” Fiace a standiog order with you| grocer for Fleischmann’s Yeast and |The mysterious, almost magical get it fresh daily, , * vitamine”— its richest source To Janen Bere abort what this it discovery has done for Yeast is the richest known soutce others and what it can do for you, of the vigor-making vitamine which send for new booklet, “The co, common Importance of Yeast in Diet.” what has caused Address THE FLEISCHMANN, yeast to assume such a new and COMPANY, Dept. 41 C., 701 Wash- i ington Street, New York, N. ¥. Boban, night watchman, against icy District Attorney James F. |i 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue BROOKLYN LE AT THREE BROOKLYN STOR 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet, 48thand 49thSts. BROOKLYN FULTON STREET avo’ BRIDGE STREET ot Hoyt It Subway Station Brooklyn After-Inventory- Sale. Still Greater Reductions, Thursday. Women’s and Misses’ Coats in 4 Groups 85 COATS, SMART ice nants bray os cate ee SEY A Silk lined. Formerly up to hs 95 COATS AND Mabee a Onsebae: Fabric snes ae 698 Formerly up to 175 HANDSOME WRAPS AND of the season’s finer fabrics; also ate Fabric coats, with the richest of fur 33 Formerly up to aR 6 50. 82 WRAPS IN VELDYNE EVORA, FORTUNA, ee with Beaver, Mole and Australian Opos- 59 sum. Formerly up to $95,00. Women’s and Misses’ Suits in 4 Groups 160 WORSTED JERSEY AND SPORT SUITS,, in heather, brown, copen and mixtures. Some are silk lined. 10 Formgsly up to $29.75. 49 FUR-TRIMMED VELOUR ‘SUITS. Smart styles, suitable for immediate wear. 15 Formerly up to $39.75. 22 SMARTLY TAILORED TRICO- 2 2 | TINE SUITS. Formerly up to $49.50. 61 BETTER SUITS; finest of fur trimmings and fabrics. Formerly up to $295.00, now ranging in 3 price from $95.00, and as low as Women’s and Misses’ Dresses in 5 Groups 350 SPRING AND WINTER CLOTH AND SILK DRESSES. 8 Formerly up to $19.75. 400 HANDSOME TRICOTINE MIGNONETTE FROCKS, new Spring models, Handsomely embroid- ered; sashes in bright color combi- Formerly $32.50. SOE RIF, TAFFETA FROCKS. Newest of Spring styles. Excellent quality taffeta 15 in the newer Spring colors. Formerly $35.00.’ 165 NEW TAPFETA AND TRICOTINE FROCKS. Beaded, em- Formerly to $39.75. 93 HIGH COST STREET AND AFTERNOON FROCKS. Hire 5 beaded tricotines, canton snd orients Forgery: jad to “sits: ranging in from $69.50 nations. Gloves and ‘Hosiery in 3 Groups 300 PAIRS OF SUEDE FABRIC 5 GLOVES in various styles. Formerly: $1.00- 9c 250 PAIRS LONG SILK 95c GLOVES, and Long Chamois- ette Gloves. Formerly $2.50, 1,000 PAIRS PURE SILK HOSE—ell 4 49 sizes and all colors. Formerly to $5.00. basco Women’s and Misses’ Skirts in 3 Groups por acid SKIRTS IN PLAID, checks in clever tailored ee Fo ormerly up to SEPARATE SKIRTS OF THE tae KIND, in wool plaid, checks stripes. Pleated and 7 plain iat Formerly up to $17.50. FANCY SILKS, TRICOTINE and finest of Plaids. Formerly up to $22.50. Petticoats and Petti- bockers in 3 Groups 200 FANCY SATEEN PETTI- 5 and stripe designs. Pleated ruffles, Formerly $1.95r 450 TAFFETA, ALL JERSEY, Jersey and BA Taffeta combinations in changeable and 23. self colors. Formerly up to $5.00. i 400 ALL JERSEY PETTIBOCKERS. Reinforced seams, fitted cuffs, excellent out quality Jersey. Formerly up to $5.00. Luxurious Fars in 7 Groups 43 ODD FUR COATS. Sport models in 30, 33 and 36 inch of French Seal, trimmed and self-trimmed Russian Pony Coats. Formerly up to $225.00. 15 MARMOT, MUSKRAT AND SEAL TS. Shawl colts large Squirrel also self trimmed Formerly up to $275.00. 2: RUSSIAN SQUIRREL COATS. Sport model, belted, shawl collar, bell caffs. Formerly up to $550.00. 3'HUDSON SEAL COATS, 36 inch model, squirrel or self trimmed, belted and bell cuffs. Formerly up to $450.00, 3 SCOTCH MOLE WRAPS. Hand- eomely lined. Deep cape collars, wide self border. gee up to $550.00. CHOKERS, STOLES © style. to $850.00 pe ag it egy Se Mi oy Go Hand Bags and Pocket- books in 2 Groups 550 CHIFFON © VELVET 79 BAGS, inside mirror end ff 202 Neatly lined. Formerly $3.95. 400 CHIFFON VELVET, DUVETYNE 9 95 AND LEATHER BAGS. Formerly $5.00, All Wool Sweaters ZEPHYR YARN SLIP-ON SWEATERS in Fancy .95 and’ Novelty Weaves. , Formerly $5.00. | . f i