The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1922, Page 11

Js THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1922. ) we SHELL SHOCK ala " hether the VICTIM SUICIDE ee ane ee ieee ae Ise@ to provide for him and keep him 7 away from further temptation. Judge ‘ Mcintyre suspended sentence. was nine to three, but, as the law majority favored conviction or ac- quittal, The jury was out 48 hours. College Athlete, Lieutenant in France, Ends Life With Most of the jurors, after they were discharged, were reluctant to talk with newspaper men, One threw @ Army Revolver. reporter out of the way when he ke sought Information as to whether the Nervous {llness, the result of being majority favored acquittal or con- shell-shocked during the war, Is be- | viction. Neved to have caused Ralph W. Har-| Another juror sald the nine favored / rigon, thirty-one years old, to commit suicide late last night in his home at] patiot. No. 14 Buelld Avenue, Maplewood,] Judge Reeve reset the case for next N, J., by shooting himself through the | Tuesday, March 21, when, he sald head, He was junior member of his Lie Awals set the day for the new father’s firm, Walter W. Harrison] yirs, Obenchain was in court when Company, umbrella manufacturers, at|the jury reported. She looked pale No. 353 Fifth Avenue, New York, and | and worried. during his collegiate life at Lafayette ELON was prominent in baseball and bas- | HOTCHKISS FUNERAL \ p ketball. TO BE HELD TO-MORROW i : For the past few weeks his parents SE /{ Roticed that his nervousness was In- creasing, Karly last evening he went conviction and that the division had been on that basis from the first Sage Tea Tins Gray Hair Dark LMOST every one knows | A that Sage Tea and Sul- hur, properly compounded, Brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when The funeral of the Inte Supreme Court Justice Henry D. kiss will be held to-morrow at from AU out for a call on friends, returning] Angcis Church, West aKad ani Just after 10 o'clock. He sat for algist Street, Te died more than two while with his parents in the parlor weeks ago, but the funeral was delayed and then said he was going to retire. until the arrival of Mrs, Hotchkiss A minute later a shot was heard.)from where she was visiting Mr. Harrison rushed to his son's room [at the Bet Hianand Ss aidaen and found him on the floor with af ines HPREDI epeses Prd Mil becan oder Guia ears ) Qoune wound through his head. Near- | supreme in both New York and| |i peontve Was to make it at ' by was a revolver he had carried] Bronx uinties will be adjourned all home, which is mussy and through the war. Depu County [day to-mo with the exception of ot bi s Nowadays, by Physician Brien found he had died| Special ‘Terms, Parts No. 1. and Tl. All troublesome. — a ie fee instants the Justices will attend the runeral in asking at any drug store fo @ body. “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,” you will get a large bottle of this famous old recipe, improved by the addi- | tion of other ingredients, at a small cost, —— ————— ; JURORS DISAGREE PLEADS FOR “BUDDY” IN OBENCHAIN CASE CHARGED WITH LARCENY Said to Have Stood 9 to 3 for Con-| 4=4He Saavends sentence at Re- vietion of Woman Charged Don’t stay gray! Try it! No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly, You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking auest of Probation Ome Abe Guroviteh of Russia, just months’ sentenc Keformatory es Square station of the The Piano House of Brooklyn $595 The Music House of Brooklyn Obenchain, charged with the ¢|subway in March, 1920. Irving W. Hal- fone small strand at a time; by of J. Belton Kennedy, her sweetheart, | Perm. Peorer ot a cer, pleaded for] 94) morning the gray hair disap- e e reported to Judge Reeve last night| “Halpern sald Gurovitch was a “bi pears, and after another ap- I th M ] P that it was unable to agree and was|of his in the war, had been a | plication or two your hair be- 1S Ss e oeser arc a e rice CD d tas comes beautifully dark, glossy Uischarged and attractive. The foreman reported the division [which is in good elre That Is Opening the Doors of So Many Brooklyn Homes to The Loveliest Little Baby Grands by Far _ - | Ever Sold at So Low a Price - APPY HOMES! The many homes that now number among their charms the delights of music— the music of a Grand Piano—and the atmosphere of richness and refinement that exquisite little ~ instruments such_as these impart. Little wonder that people are buying more Grands than Uprights these days, at Loeser’s, when a Loeser Sale places them within reach of an Upright’s price! | | The New 1922 Model W. P. Haines & Co. Baby Grands at $595 Where Does Your Wife Buy Her (lothes ? ———— ee will not presume so far as to suggest that you should tell your wife where she should buy her clothes. You probably would hesitate to presume that far anyway. But you Nowhere, today, are Small Grands of this quality being sold at so low a price, outside of Loeser’s. The Musician shows so decided a preference for a Grand, on account of the Grand Piano Action. Yet, to our knowledge, the W. P. Haines & Co. instru- ments are the only Small Grands with full Grand Action that ever sold at so low a price. At $595, these instruments are utterly matchless __ If, prior to 1914, there was such a thing as a Grand Piano at this price, it was by no means the instrument that these are. It may have been as beautifully fin- ished; but one so rich in tone, and with such wonderful actional quality—mever! See them, hear them, try them for yourself. That is the only way in which you can gain a full apprecia- tion of the opportunity this March Sale brings—to own a Baby Grand—a very lovely little Grand—made SS GS might suggest her buying them in Brooklyn. For one reason, you might urge civic pride. Domestic economy is another. And finally, you can add, with every assurance in the world, that in the matter of fashions, Brooklyn yields only to Paris itself. Make the point, if you will be so kind, that while Paris is on only one side of the Atlantic, it is on both sides of the East in their musical quality, the beauty of their diminu- tive proportions—in everything—right down to the last caressing touch of the Finisher’s hand. This Offering Is For March Only The Payments Anything Within Reason That You May Care to Make Them! by a famous house, with three generations of piano making experience and gilt edge reputation behind it —for $595. Remember! Loeser’s Is Also Headquarters for the Famous W. P. Haines & Co. Upright Pianos and Players Instruments bearing the W. P, Haines & Co, name can be safely accepted at their face value, And for that reason they are the pride of the Loeser store. The W. P. Haines & Co, is a fine, highly reputed organization, three generations old. It has grown to one of great size. Its output is one of the largest in the industry, So it can and és producing Pianos and | River. And if your wife is not to be persuaded, do not forget that a daughter will always listen to Ker Father. .We would like to add... . but no, we will forbear speaking about ourselves. It were well once in a while to speak for Brooklyn. Players of recognized high quality on a low cost basis. And Loeser's js, in turn, selling them as reasonably as they are manufactured. if You Cannot Come Personally, Mail Thia Coupon FREDERICK LOESER & CO,, INC., Brooklyn, N, Y.: Please let me have, without obligation, further Information con- W. P. Haines & Co. W. P. Haines & Co. ; corning at) rT Planos as advert . 4680 OPPENHEIM COLLINS & (O Uprights ST Aenea Al ra caer dlimlans td Players 9 ' From $450 Nae erie H From $650 FULTON .STREET— BROOKLYN Full Address........ W, 8-20-22 We shall be glad to have you try these instruments. There is nothing on the market today to equal them at the Loeser | prices. 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