The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1921, Page 14

3th Street, She several questions by Mr said, In answer to] A Wise, at —" ELWELL MYSTERY BROUGHT INTO TRIAL = OF STOKES CASE : a wo e me at Ft. Me wenes originally given into your keep fing by Jentzer? A. Yok, bu the Hotei | "*P" 7 | Ansonia tag. “The woman also said to me, 1 am| * } Q. How much was Jentzer paid for] “Sted you know Mrs, Stokes,’ and |’ | Mie services? A. $90 w week and hi didn’t, and that 1 | disbursements. sda Q. In what way did you designate ment.” moneys paid out in the matter of this also reiterated the de on the stand yester- | ¢ y which were In flat contradiction mony given by Mrs. Mat Mitigation? A. As e<p account The witness said he kept no record of the payment and added that he had made payments to Jentzer and and Mr De Anau Mrs. Juliet Gaston Groeger and of their testimony ee Afna Brennan, other witnesses. He at Marth ex had F gaid he did not know Harry Williams, tograph of Mra. Stoke it oharged with stealing Mrs, Stokes's hd that she, the, Jewels and had never pald him any d worked jointly for them] | LIFE FOR HOLD-UP MEN. New Jersey Assembly Passes Deane) ‘Tie the BH te k Crime. i: | money. He knew of no payments to} n her lawyer. ADDITIONAL ALLEGATIONS MADE BY FORMER SERVANT. Additional allegations that an ef- fort had been mado to “reach” her in fhohalf of Stokes was made by Mar- tha Jones, a colored servant em- ployed for four yeurs by Edgar T. Wallace in his apartment in Hast id we nm, a man named V ‘om Brander. They nae guests now and then, she sald Q. Ever sce any red-headed women there? A. No, never } Q. What color hair did they have? | i y To cover a man’s foot with the stoutest and most practical fabric that human ingenuity can devise has ever been an insistent Phoenix purpose. And the sturdy, unending fiber of silk has best met that high requirement—its lus- trous beauty being a fortunate ‘by-product. Phoenix is today making new records in sales chiefly because it is a regular “he hose” for strenuous men. Ask for No.. 284 at 80 cents; No. 281 at $1.00 PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY FOR MEN ~ R\\ 5 r er »|NEW BILL TO END DIRECT PRIMARIES sian wn id he was 1 _ | . | ALBANY, April 8 The fleh me that he new! SAILORS’ TOGS ON FIRE. | tween the Aswem en had stolen some jewelry ftom Mra : (Continued from First Page.) Stokes, and if I'd my that Mrs] Association in Session Upatatrels © OFC! Fe us Stokes had come to Mr. Watla fbi , when a n the 1 S he Agreed on by Republicans | | Sup Conventions {niro: duced in Assemb! Lower | SZ BARS ILLITERATE AS CITIZEN ar Write, an reme led over new | 9 | on| | or \U. S. CAN'T MOVE EXPLOSIVES | -—_->___ My) |SLAYER LEFT $1 TO SISTER. Lig | No Funds to Remove Menace, Weeks OPPOSES Argument | Vaudey | Meekwith, An adjournment was taken to-d ACTORS’ BENEFIT. for Injanction, Auainst at | Featuri || rever ¢ All the includin Tricotin Attract ul Fine 5 Who Killed Dean Whar- ——— 307 ale of 350 Coats & Wraps | at $25 (904%) Veldynes, Hom LTO, GARMENT ng the popular long ffects in a host of different models! » newest materials ng Bolivias, Satins, Polo Cloths, nes, Etc ive designs — in sy, quilted Satin. il) Linings! co. Fifth Avenue Near 31st Street b 1 Our Entire Fifth Avenue Building Exclusively for Women's Wear Fine Veldyne Wrap (Worth $40) $25 1+ | pp MAKES LITTLE DIFFENENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT* WILL GO AND FIND IT Piano and Pho- nograph Salons Open Til 9 P.M. —Two whole years to pay. to match piano. year. Name : Street and Number City and State Just one of the --Privilege of charging up to —Bench to match player; stool A full ten year guarantee. —Service at your home for one If You Can't Call, Mail the Coupon GIMBEL BROTHERS, Music Salons 33rd St. and Broadway, N. Y. City Gentlemen: Please send me further infor- mation concerning the great April Sale of Pianos, Players and Grand Pianos at $100 off. UPRIGHT MODEL *59 Gimbels Music Salons: $50 worth of rolls to your player account. A liberal allowance for your old piano, if you have one you wish to exchange. OPEN EVENINGS Music Salons open eve- nings until 9, After 5.80, use 88rd Street Entrance, near Broad- way. both at prices remarkably low. I sm: L - = eee and easy PERIOD MODEL $129 Terms as Low as $5.00 a Month A handsome upright cabinet and the console model in Adam style with universal tone arm playing all mz Workmanship, design of cabinet, mecha n of all—fone—proclaim the value as far above the price! you buy. *honographs of records. and most -GIMBEL BROTHERS | 32nv STREET - BROADWAY ~ 33n0 STREET NEW YORK CITY $375—exactly $100 less than to-day’ player. Of a construction that we guarantee for 10 years. A case beautifully finished—Colonial in design. to play. 5100 Off To-Day’s Price of Any Upright Piano Grand Piano Player Piano In Our Tremendous Stock Prices marked as always deduct $100 from the marked price when Finest makes included. GIMBEL BROTHERS Music Salons 33d St. & Broadway, N. Y. City Gentlemen: Please send me fur- ther information concerning your great April Sale of Phonographs, Name Street and Number City amd State Eighth Floor : Open Evenings’ Til 9 0'Clock Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subway OPEN | Evenings Until 9 P. M. 375 New Player Pianos $375 After Deducting $100 A brand new 88-note player piano—a high grade instru- ment sold in 30 or 40 music stores in the United States but nowhere sold at so low a price. unusual wpportunities this great April sale offers. And Two Whole Years To Pay s regular price for this Gimbel News For Other See Page 18 Full toned low! But you | —