The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1922, Page 14

In order to effect a quick stock reduction before inventory we have decided to cut prices deeply on all THE EVENING we A Day,.Hire Aids to Tote Bags a . ae 1/Employees on Two Six-Hole Courses Now Consider PORT AU PRINCE, Dec. 13.—Although Haiti at p' nt has only two six-oule golf courses, the royal and ancient game as played in this island = yl = fees ore firmly intrenched at the rate of 10 cents, and not for the round, but Ss AH, “ieee and Sam Hier the morning or afternoon, Tt ta immaterial whether the golfer plays set Associate's Hlness. rate ihe majority of the golfers are cynical enough to hold that the caddies ave uverpald phone vorurn |Hayti Caddies, Paid 20 Cents — | WROTE THRILLERS Themselves Highly Paid Aristocrats. snnaclgpeintiaes has one fcature that will appeal to golfers in the United States, Caddy Harris Word Of Jone round or more, the caddy pay remains at 10 cents. Even at this low The standard dy wage for a tulle Font has been received trom Dres- Ti BUG, Cietinony, tat Thootore Kremer. [Sr twenty exutey except Tor Ones tal ore cart daily, O80 on FLOOR SAMPLES AND — king of the melodramatists. i dying. | the employ of the American super-| other 1 station of DISCONTINUED PATTERNS A @able: with this new: received] Vised sanitary and public works de-j ira en marine and ad navy medical officer F : partments, who are paid a gourde 4 Our immense outlet for Bed Davenports here at the offices of AU. V i are on duty, ‘ 7 at fo offices of A. a half and furnished with a midday] 1 common with the low eaddy rate enables us to ‘ell at prices otherwise im SMM. Marrie. Details of the naturel meal, It is MO etrange, therofore.|at cach, the dues and cost ef upkeep possible. A saving of $20 at least. The of his ittness lacking The three} that the caddy is beginning to regard fare fixed at fiaures far below the mac Davean-bed” and the name “Owen” started on the road to fortune jointly|!imself as an aristocrat among bis|pition nerican’ course, Fore. are so familiar to everybody that die when Kremer was writing dramas | flows and bires an assistant to carry |most an x of the mame rightly regarded as Ls beanie " back t mart 1 thoy | {2 bas while he ts content to fore}are the med er f the United cialiste—there isn’t any ‘‘next best. ueb being ‘produced by the tim. of |° . Blates Navy and the Publle. Hegith SHORT OR LONG LENGTHS sv At present there are two courses] service. ea Sullivan, Harris & Wood ddy Sul- he livan, brother of the one-time Senator Tim Sullivan, headed this firm ‘gardez,"’ the Haytian equival- tropics! exerc The story of their first success is an Wnusual one. Woods got hold of a title which be thought would pull a Off Duty, Didn’t ‘Jump in the Lake’ "ere ater bon ie Soo] BU Firemen Jump for False Alarm ® Mthographer make up a sensational poster to yo with the title. Then he commissioned Kremer to write the] Associate on Leave Charged With “(.ctting Back” at f as the ideal $50.00 $57.50 $75 Owens on Sale at $85 Owens on Sale at $92 Owens on Sale at. $65.00 $115 Owens on Sale at $77.50 Velour, Tapostry or Leather Coverings where The “Dav-an-bed” when opened imake full size comfortable bed for two adults play around. the lithograph. ‘The N 1 drama made a hit in the second class Companions Disturbed at Pinochle Game. houges. ¢ N Faces feta oo 13.—Charleg A. Lampe, a fireman, beran a ten riced with, $1 as the top| 227% leave of absence Monday. To-day he was held by po.ice eharged 8 Pl with celebrating in a hich ~aing i the Wektke chuan page . 4 manner which made it impossible for nis company were pla after they were through |and six other fire companies to enjoy the evening in the wariata of their ‘With the first class theatres. Kremer | stations. ampe and a friend, according tos. began writing for these, and Sullivan, Harris & Woods, as-well as the many polls called i the’ torsos Mittentha! brothers, go their start time there was a popular DT: DAV-AN-BEDS Of these only Davis continues actively |swer to a fire alarm, but they found + writing for the theatre. He and}no blaze and returned to their sta- Kremer used to enguge in some stir-| tions. ABOUT OUR LIBERAL CLUB TERMS. FURNITURE AND pestry 3-piece Dav-an-Bed Suit! $995 | Cy INc, DAV-AN-BEDS working comrades shortly before mid-| interrupted their game, and whi) 66 W. 45th St DAV-AN-BEDS BROOKLYN with bis works. night In a frolicsome mood. Thelturning from this they wer tomney ‘ Kremer did much to popularize the |yoys wore playing pinochle and, c! a eae a tumed UPTOWN 34 E, 23d St. 53 Flatbush Ave. vogue of the lurid thriller, which }ing the chill of the outer atmosphe & pedestrian Kuve them. th (Three Owen Stores Open Saturday Evening. Usually had mechanical effects to put |suggested that Lampe “go jump in}number of the automate iene it over. The contemporaries wholthe lake." Thirteen minutes later A dieleihn Mio Care 7 which Sprang un with bim were Owen Da-|they and other companies were m Wee GAGE, eae na vis, Hal Reid and Lincoin J. Carter.| speeding through thé night air in an- aampe and his Ying races to see who would be first Shortly, another false alirm on the spot with a timely thriller. — After a sensational murder or similar case occurred Davis und Kremer ‘would dramatize it. When the Biddle brothers’ madd their spectacular es- cape from the jail, the two play- wrights ‘competed and Kremer won, turning oat in three weeks one of bis heaviest money makers, ‘A Desperate Chance.”’ Kremer's facility enabled him to turn out twenty melodramas in all before the bottom dropped out of the thriller market. Among these his biggest success was ‘*The Fatal Wed- ing.” Other well known plays by him were ‘The Queen of the High- binders," “Bertha, the Sewing Ma- chine C41’ and ‘Rachel Goldstein.” When pnblic taste swung away from this type of play over a decade ago Kremer had accumulated a largo enough fortune to live comfortably in Germany. He was in this country up to a few months ago. Despite the blood and thunder char- Music Salons We Open Evenings Until 9 o’Clock GIMBELS — Kighth After 6.00 P. M. U St. Entrance, nr. Have Served the Public Faithfully for GIMBEL BROTH 3 32ND STR Iway Floor 3RD STREET ~ BROADWAY: - Cooks in 20 minutes TO, git, cuntuls of furiously boiling acter of his plays, he was a man of water in a large sauccpan add one wwiet, refined nature, whose real am-| ‘teaspoonful of salt. fea hake in tion! wus opera going. Both Davis| 2n¢,cupful of Comet Rice. When again and Wiliam A. Brady, who knew him Ease 94 tener ieee’ Tha gosto well, spoke highly last night of his ? paltture apd fine taste. His ideals ted | howd thea be soft Drsin through « him to seek u higher level than that Bares piace hea et yar era gorges at which he mace money, and hela few minutes. tried his hand at a number of serious plays, usally historical, These some- Packed in Sealed Packages times wére shown out of town, but —never eotd topes mever were successful in New York. —_—_— GIMBEL BROTHERS SOOO 32d Street —Brondway—B8d Steet—New York City o> A > af _ We stand with un- covered head at the passing of that eminent merchant Lowest John Wanamaker For your Christmas phonograph--one finest known makes. i all makes of records—equal ins to any other machine that is thr Ranking with the finest in ton Order Your Christmas Pkonograph—NOW Buy it now, while stocks are biggest. now before crowds grow densest, Buy it now while there’s time to hear it—test it—compare it with the-best the country affords. Come to-day—to-morrow. Come in the evening tory--a story of P if your day is full, But come now—and close-to-a-million-dollar order delivery when you want if. And final Pathe reorganization. id « tim: Buy it price. in beauty. whose vision and ideals squared busi- ness with right; and who gave America its con- ception of large business, done for the public weal. athe receivership. Gimbel Musie Salons Open Evenings Until 9 P.N After 6.00 P.M. Us 3 St. Entrance near Broad- y levators direct to h Floor And These Fine Makes Brunswicks Widdicombs Victrolas Colambias Eighty A phonograph playing The story of its price is a mer- chandise story now fixed in phonograph his- purchase. Years Music The Great Christmas Buy! Pathe PHONOGRAPHS : a Exactly HALF Their <= New 1923 Price (50 Pathe Model No. 7 Price for Which They Have Ever Been Sold $7.00 -| A WEEK of the quality nes the e, and Of a Gimbel Brothers, New York Music Salons Gentlemen: Kindly send me, with no obligation to myself, {ull information about your Sale of Pathe Phonographs at half the new 1923 prices, Salons Fashion and Economy Combined A heavy coating of rugged black and white twill, skillfully de- signed and tailored into a loose fitting slipon. An ideal outer garment dor general utility, $55 Slipons in other materials, $40 to $90 Holiday shopping logic Buy gift things for Men at a man’s store. . BROKAW BROTHERS _ Broapway AT Forty-SECcoNnD STREET ree ia _ Stern Brothers West 42d St. (Between sth and 6th Aves.) West 43d St. | Exceptionally Fine Quality Suede Gloves for MEN Packed in Gitt Boxes, suitable for Christmas. giving and priced special at | $2.25 Sewn with PXM seams. Triple lock stitch sewn. Grey or beaver shades with arrow bead backs, or black crochet embroidered. Regular and ‘Cadet Sizes \ MEN’S GLOVE DEPARTMENT—Sixth Avenue Entrance. i MOTHER! BREAK CHILD'S COLD WITH “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” Hurry! Clean Little System with this Harmless Laxative Whatever else you give your child to {clan he will pralse you for having relieve a bad cold, nove throat or con: |given “California Pig Syrup” as the gestion, be sure to first open the little |laxative, because it never fails, never one's bowels with “California Fig|cramps or overacts, and even sick Syrup” to get rid of the poisons and children love its pleasant teste. ; waste which are causing the cold and| Ask your druggist for genuine congestion. In a few fours you can|“California Fig Syrup” which hes see for yourself how thoroughly it|directions for babies and children of works the constipation poison, sour|all ages printed op bottle. Mother bile and waste right out. You must say “California” or you Even if you call your family physi-|may get an imitation fig syrup.—Adv! REAL ESTATE ADS. FOR The Sunday World Real Estate Section MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY Circulation Over 600,000