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DECEMBER 11, 1921 THE BROOKLYN DAILY TIMES Qbbm isra OPEN EVENINGS 55 Years Furnishing Homes- Fulton St. at DeKalb Brooklyn I I IMMKS EHI i 1 For a Happy Xmas There is no conceivable present that will give nearly so much real good cheer and lasting enjoyment as a Player-Piano that every member of your family will enjoy the whole year. ye have one to suit your price, whatever you want to pay, in reason. i'k .58 We sell Victor Talkinar Machines Charge I iSWSi Si a. WM? T8-S0-82-84 Myrtle Brooklyn i i Buy Your Xrnas Gifts Here.

Gift Stifigestions Of Every Description in ien's and Boys' Apparel There is no better store than Browning, Kilig Co. to find the most practical and useful Itoliday presents. Bovs' Mackinaws $7.95 to $16.50 Boys' Norfolk Suits .12.95 to 25.00 Boys' Overcoats, 3 to 1 years 9.75 to 25.00 Boys' Overcoats, 12 to 18 years. .16.50 to 25.00 Very Attractive Gifts in Our Boys' Furnishings, and Hat Depts. "Also Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Hats Bring the children to see Santa Claus in the Children's Department every afternoon from 3:30 to 6 o'clock, all day We Are Specializing Just Now in Beautiful Well-Made Brand New Saturday.

He II have a present for every boy and girl. Telephone Sets, $9.75 Windsor Rockers, $12.50 Easy Rockers, 313.50 Ud f.Vj' lj" NATIONAL, PLAYER PIANOS at iM SP il BrowMogWKMg AND FURNISHINGS ii CLOTHING. HATS That are usually sold at $495 FREE e8Cil Plaj sr Pian0' Cover, Cartage, 12 Player Rolls. No extras. No interest.

Goetz ft Co. BABY GRANDS GIRL DETENTION SYSTEMSCORED 595 Small enough to fit any apartment; formerly this sale only. New DR. H. K.

MILLER NEWCHAPLAINOF 106TB INFANTRY OuefTi AnrtA Pprirrl lociom Writing Desks, "$12.49 Bridge Lamps, $..5..0 Library Tab'es for as Little BYPRISONHEAD Rebuilt Grands of the Better Makes Steinway, Schmer, Bradbury, Goctz Etc. Pvebuilt UPRIGHT PIANOS In this department are hundreds of well known makes that have bsen thoroughly restored in tone and musical quality, the cases look like new, to be sold at sacrifice prices. Appointed to Succeed Dr. Hanscom, Unable to Devote Needed Time to Duties. Stresses Need of Segregation at Welfare Island, Pointing to Methods Here.

$12. 13:1 Pollock Co. $181 Bradbury 19 Bohr Bros. 19! i Goetz Co. 204 hitney Co.

Gabler Mathushck Hcrlirk Canen 145 175 Goetz Co. 211 Col. Thomas Falrservis of the lOGUi Infantry has received the resignation df Dr. Frank I. Hanscom, chaplain of the regiment and has appointed the Rev.

Harry Knight Miller, pastor, of mm 'I Y6 8 Sraokinrr Slanda. Why Hot a Luxurious Overstuffed Szite? They're Here Low as GOETZ CCD. (Special to The Brooklyn Times). Albany, Dec. 10.

John G. Kennedy, cliaifman of the State Prison Commission, in a report which has Just been adopted by the Commission, denounces the present arrangement by which girls over 16 years of age tind women charged with offenses in Manhattan are detained on Welfare Island at nifiht and in the Jefferson Market lYIson, Manhattan, during the day. The report states that the method now employed in detaining women prisoners is at best "a squinting construction of the law." and declares that "the whole system is a bad one and merits severe condemnation as unworthy of the groat city of New York." Commissioner Kennedy ''alls atten- tin tn tho fnpt tllO UorOUtrh Of 81 to 87 COURT, Cor. Livingston BROOKLYN One Block from Borough Hall Subway Station i r-1 BOOM BROOKLYN AND DO IT NOW, WEEKLY CLINICS PLANNED HERE BYDR.LORENZ INSISTS I'lesse seno. me a list of your bargEins in PIANOS PLAYERPIANOS GRANDS without obligation cn my part.

Name Address li. ISNA1ISPLEA! MACHINE WORKS! 4 Wi TO REACH OPEN EVENING3 Inventors Life Ih Rose Bed Sees 3,000,000 Population in a Year by Campaip; He! Comment in Explaming De A Contributes $1,000. vice Was Injured in Court. FEATURE FILMS TODAY. i.

Brooklyn detains women at Haynn id Street Jail, "where accommodations are reasonably good and proper segregation is possible." Segregation, ha points out, is impossible at Welfare Island and Jefferson Market prison. "Commencing July 1, 1921," the report reads, "the detention of women over night at Jefferson Market Prison was abandoned, but those awaiting action are held irl the cell corridors while court is in session during the day. Kinco Julv 1 women of these classes, arrested after the close 6f the Women's Court and not bailed out oi'. held over by the court, are taken by the police Or Department of Correction vans to the south wing of the Workhouse on Welfare Island Instead of to Jefferson Market Prison. No Segregation, He Charges.

"From July 1 to September 30 the number sent to the Detention House on the Island was 1,769. There was no segregation of the 'young and less hardened' from the older and hardened, the adults and minors or the con icted held for sentence from those held for trial. One witness in a case was In the samo room with a woman charged with shooting and another (Ioufrlft. Fafrhnnk) (Vtlllinm S. Hurt i (Kate I'rire) Ivet Uuek Jnnel Boost Brooklyn and boost her I.

Dc 10. Louis -population up io three on. Make richt. the Farmingdnlc inventor who aggressive campaign an I tio It in ju. oin r.aptha I a year.

the dry distillation of poat. uavJ out Major Benjamin H. Namm. president a statement through his at-'; VSkj Yvitn Fellon" "Tlir White i "CimI t'ruelhle" "Miam of o' a Flnisli" "ISeaell of BUJJXT. 314 MatliUHh Avrnu.

CARLTON. Htbuh Avenn. CBKTt'ttV. I260 olrund Avrnue ruTl sis uiiirld Street PARK. Fifth Av.

and Forty-fourtli REGENT. ISIS 1 ulloa street RIAI.TO. 10S3 Ilatbuth Avenae storey) CbII of the (Jark Holt) RET. HARPY KNIGHT MILLER the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal of A. I.

Namm and Son, believes tr.is tcrney. Harry W. Moore. In which h9 can be done if the borough commercial explains why his demonstration in tho and industrial concerns organize and County Court lure yesterday before a spend a modest amount to advertise jur. an(j a lirge assembly of on-look Brooklyn's advantages.

crs was not successful. He will shortly present the matter Enright is the defendant in an action Church, to succeed him. The change will take effect on January 1. Starting Friday, Held Every Wednesday Thereafter Aided by Kings Surgeon. i Dr.

Adolf Lorenz. the eminent Viennese surgeon, will hold fnimeroua clinics in Brooklyn. The first will next Friday at 10 A. at the Brooklyn Health Department Building. Willoughby street and Flatbush avenue extension.

will be held every Wednesday thereafter, as long as his health holds out. Dr. Lorenz Is in fair health, according to. his assistant, Dr. Gallant.

-At the Brooklyn clinics Dr. Lorenz will be assistel by Dr. Franklin B. Van Wart, orthopedic surgeon at the Kings, County Hospital, who the surgeon at his first operation In that institution. Arrangements for the clinics here were made by Dr.

Jacob Sobel, assistant director of the Bureau of Child Hygiene, of the Health Department. Actual arrangements the se. curing of tables, nurses and staff of assisting physicians for -conducting of the clinics is being made by Dr. Herman T. Peck, assistant sanitary superintendent, in charge of the Brooklyn Health Bureau.

ALL BORO JOINS TO FETE SEERY LA BOHEME SUNG AT THE ACADEMY In announcing his decision to retire Dr. Hanscom Informed Col. Fairservi jto the Brooklyn Chamber of Com- by William Doolittle, a druggist, merce and will start the ball rolling of Cedarhurst. who claims that ho lii-'; by contributing $1,000 nnnuilly for I vested $1,000 iu. the Enright Teai." I this purpose, provided at least $24,000 Gasoline Corporation on assurances he felt the pressure of business required ho devote less time to the regi ment and It was with reluctance he severed the pleasant connection of many years standing.

In accepting Gigli Not at Best While Mme. Alda Excels. Each A. D. Represented in Group Planning Dinner.

Eontenced to the House of Mercy. There is no separation of colored from white women or of diseased from those not Infected. Young women arrested for the first time for setaling in department stores, incorrigible girls, and hardened prostitutes are thrown to more is pledged. from Enright that he could produce I gasoline from peat. gaest Port World.

"3 After references to various nuthorl- Major Xamm says the majority of t0 show tUit volatile liquids can people in the United Siates, even in i be produced by the dry distillation of i th Fist have the mistaken idea that Peftt 'he propulsion of Internal the nast, have tne mtstaKen idea in combustion engines. Enright explain Brooklyn Is a totally worked-out small gether. the resignation the Colonel said the 106th Infantry regretted to lose the services of such a valuable officer as Dr. Hanscom. The retiring chaplain was with the Twenty-third Regiment, which afterwards became the 106th Infantry, In the World War.

He went abroad and why his demonstration of yesterday. "The women are placed on two floors of the south wing those brought by A so-called all star cast failed of developing a too impressive performance of "La Boheme," at the Academy of Music, last night. Perhaps this was so because of the failure of the Rudolfo. sung by Bcnhimino Gigli, bring up to All Brooklyn Is represented on tha committee arranging for the testimonial dinner to be tendered Sheriff -elect Poter S. Reery at tic Hotel Shelburne.

Coney Island, on Wednesday evenins, December 28. On the general committee, which is materially aiding th? town without any sort of a future. For Instance, he- asks, how many know the borough Is the third largest community in population in the country and the fourth l.irgest in production of gooJa? That being the c.se, he was not a success. Tanks Net "Air Tight" "The various chambers uid tanlts were as. ambled Imt could nut be puc: together again li their original air tight Ih'- st-itement "By the apparatus anil ill, ih.i sMj.ic On.

served throughout the conflict with the regiment. Returning to Brooklyn at inp raniK or other roles sung by this undoubtedly fine artist. Pcrhaiw Gi- Executive Committee in- carrying out the close of the war ho his I proposes Brooklyn be a Ivanced to at the details for tho event, are men anVlgu-a performance suffered only because position with the organization. Dr. women KepuDlican leauers ot tne of one's tendency to mak comnarisons least mini pos.uon in me catalizir.g chambers, they were bent First Come, First Servsd.

The will be conducted on the "first come first cerved plan," according to Dr. Sobel. Dr. Lorenz has been hindered in his work heretofore by the Hanscom was very helpful In the re fpiWuetive centres. out of their true shape and had to ba pried and hammered into their position crulting drives of the 106th Infantry.

Dr. Miller, the newly appointed i He figures the opening of Jamaica fact that the public lias not as yjt learned the type of case suitable for chapluin, is the Jtastor of one of the most prominent Methodist churches in the city. He took charge of the Han Hie police remain in cells on tne ground floor and women awaiting trial or sentence are" in dormitories on the second ltjnr. I No Doors Between Dormitories, "On the second floor the several dormitories open Into one another, and also open into a central room used as a dining room. There are no doors between the dormitories and women Bo freely, from one to another.

Each dormitory has four or more beds. The dining room nan one small table in the centre. There is one lavafory on the second floor with wash basins and two toilets for use by 20 or more women. There are 14 cells on the first floor without toller facilities and furnished with single beds. There are 50 single beds on the second floor.

"As to the quarters at the Island, as far as light and air aro concerned it should In all fairness be said that him to handle. Dr. sobel saia tasi night. "The trouble has been that wherever Dr. Lorenz has conducted clinics son Place Church four years ago when It was suffering from the chances in the community and the removal of there have been long lines of persons many of the members.

By his aggres Bay in a few years will make Brooklyn tho largest shipping port In the world and that merchants and manufacturers ought to be informed of Jt now. Then there are 42,245 vacant lots with 20 foot fronts ready for building of new plants and homes-Enough room, he says. Tor all. In conjunction with this, ho recommends especial emphasis be laid on Brooklyn home advantages, her splendid park system, schools, libraries, streets and hospitals. u.w vmm will recommend, if sive work he succeeded In restoring the tnat me bolts could be put in.

"It could not 'be made airtight as the demonstration clearly showed, all the gasses escaping in dense volumes from tho retort and tank. When I saw this I Immediately stated to my attorney that under these conditions it was Impossible, to continue and get the desired results." Enright says that he does not know whether with all of this operation a small portion did not actually distill, into the receiving tank. He stated he was too prostrated to examine tha tank. He said that he was well aware that he had tp fight enormous Inimical memoersnip ana macto improvements with ailments not suitable for his efforts," explained Dr. Sobel.

"It Is only natural that the public should do this, as every cripple -wants to be to the property costing- more than sso.ouo. helped. These long lines have to Dr. Miller is a graduate of Wesley an University and pursued post graduate as oeiween htm. and others, Harrold.

for example, who made operatic history in Brooklyn In the role in question. Gigli, on the other hand, sang no better, and certainly-no worse, than many others who came before him. Perhaps too much was expected of him, but certainly, in tho popular "Narratuve," In the first act. GigU'a pianissimo was little better than a mere falsetto. Besides.

Gigli is no histrionic Bohemian, which is the very soul of Rudolfo. Gigli was too stiff. Beside him Aids, as Mimi. towered. Her acting and her singing throughout was smooth, even and better than it has been in the same, role in her Manhattan performances for some time, This, too, caused a contrast that -was most injurious to the Rudolfo of the evening.

Anne the new Musetta, was very, very naughty and little more. But the large audience was enraptured by her singing and that, after all, is all that really matters. Didur as Schaunard, Danise as Mar-ccllo, Mardones as Colline are a trio (hat. with Mme. Alda.

brought the cast up to all-star proportions. It wss their work, coupler) with that of the diva and the conducting of Pnpi. that made the evening at all worth while. X. J.

F. studies in Yale Univerity and Union twenty-three Assembly districts in Kings County. It is planned to make the dinner one of the biggest events of its nature ever held in this borough. Applications for tickets are coming steadily into the headquarters of the Sixteenth Assembly District Republican Club, 8729 Twentieth avenue, of 'which Seery Is president. The Indications are that the dining room and ballroom of the large seaside hotel, which accommodates 1,500 persons, will be taxed to capacity.

Reservations have been requested bv many members of the Brooklyn Klks Lodge, 2 2, of which tho Sheriff-elect was an exalted ruler. Similnr requests have been made by several posts of the American Legion. Delegations from the Jeailing boards of trade and civic associations of the borough will bo present. Seery Is president of the Board of Trade. The speakers for the occasion have not been selected.

On the Executive Committee are: Assemblyman Leon (S. Moses, chairman; Frederick Op-plkofor, Harrv K. Whalcn, Mrs. Isa-bcllo Shults. Hflrry W.

Trinkaus, Seri-atorx. Maxell S. Harris. Mrs. Jennie Blank, Major Frederick Stevenson, William A.

Murk and Alderman F. X. i The members of the general com Theological Seminary. Ho is a nephew of tho late Dr. Charles Augustus the Chamber adopts his project, that they are far superior to those at Jefferson Market Prison prior to the making of Improvements now under way mnnev raised be distributed In I interests and that he would continue BrlgR3 land Is a son of Iho Rev.

Charles K. Miller, D.D., for many years newspaper, magazine and billboard to tight until ho was completely vin- However, this plan of caring for un dlcated: a prencner in urooKiyn, convicted women in a part of tne Dr. Miller was born at Ocean Grove, N. ,1. At the time he was an under Workhouse is unjust.

The law specili-cally states that the House of Detention shall be 'convenient to' the Court gone through and a great deal or time and work wasted. The result is thst a great many whom Dr. Lorenz could really help" are never reached. Cases Hs Cannot Cure. It would facilitate if the Brooklyn Times would Inform the people of these facts.

Dr. Iorenz cannot help persona suffering from conditions resulting from apoplexy, brain leisions. poUomylitis tor infantile paralysis), nervous cases among children, and bad curvature of the ipine. Dr. Lorenz has often said that these special case tan be treated much, more effectually by surgeons in this country.

Lorens can care of mild cases of "On Friday Dr. Lorenz' will take graduate at the Ohio Wesleyan University, his dramatic talent attracted Patents Not Forfeited. "The assertions that my patents were forfeited are not true," the statement continues. They are still pend-' advertising In various sections of the country, with motion, pictures of Brooklvn to be shown in wtt the States of the Fnion. He says appeals directed across the river and at Philadelphia should be especially productive of results.

"Boost Brooklyn" Spirit. for Women. The workhouse on wei the attention of a producer who made f.ire Island Is not convenient. It Is rot proper to place unconvicted women a flstterjng oner to him to take up a dramatic career. Ho was appearing mg In the pptcnt oifice in Washington and weViave almost a year to answer in Shakespearean roles nt the tune.

He dpcided to continue his studies. In them. I will further state that my. As the first s'cp, he will propose a AS tne nrei rn iif i i the University. Dr.

Miller was cap campaig tain in tne military battalion; wrp application for patents in Canada wen X'i? lml Tr lndusmrfes all and ready to be 'Issued. Th, advantages nnu get- them- in njay of an Inventor, where power-tut, 'interests are antagonistic, is not a bed res! leader of the cadet band und later nd equipped and directed an orchestra of nlrlt Hi KflVH. for- r' rLt, vn" Kflvn. for mittee are: D. It.

Ralston, Mabel T. S. Falco, Marcus B. Campbell. Grace forty players.

M. Lease, Richard II. Lulinorcr, JMilu In the fall of 10 IS he was selected Slmonson. John S. Gaynor, Kathryn Instance, there are a number of people or roses.

who have lived here all the'r lives who I I have what I claim and I am don't know Brooklyn Is the largest I ready to demonstrate to the refining centre in the world, the jtlon of disinterested group, of men largest leathtr exporting centro In tn any committee niliy soleet. Reeogni- UPHOLSTERY TEL. DECATUR 9673 Write, Call or rhone for Fottmate FREE! Window with Slip Torero or Arm hair Mado Into ttorker. to represent esleyan In an Intercollegiate oratorical contest, competing with representatives of Dartmouth, Amherst, and Boston, In Gallagher, Senator Charles C. Lock-1 wood.

Annie I. Gunn, Reuben L. Gled- hill. Sophronla Ressigne, Laura Mayer, In tne same, building wnn women sentenced for crimes." i Suffering in Vans. Investigation revealed, the report Mat en, that at Jefferson Market Prison all prisoners are commingled without segregation, sitting on benches awaiting call to the court, or another trip to the Island.

The trip from the Island to Jefferson Market by van takoa about a half hour unless prolonged by traffic congestion. All classes, of offenders mingle In these vans and diseased women are not segregated. No (supervision is given the eleven or moro women In one van except such us a man driver can give. No, matron nccompanies the woman, us should always bo done. Some women Btuto that when they were arrested ut 11 o'clock at night they did not reach the Island until 2 o'clock in lh morn core of possibly eisty patients, and.

if his health is ood, will probably tako few more. After this clinic Dr. Lorenz will conduct clinics at the same place every Wednesday, tho next being December 21. He- will conduct them until further notice or as long ag his hcullh holds out." Nothing more has been mentioned of. the reported offer by an oil operator to establish an orthopedic hospital in world.

and first In production or jtlon for my invention not only means John Feitner, Catherine I'snnon, which he won a unanimous decision for women's and children's He also Harold L. Turk, Kathenno C. Walter, nnini. nut that la uer cent, of the so much for mo nm! my family but will be a boon to almost 10,000,000 motorists in the' I'nited Str.trti nlonn who suffer now by the extortion of the biggest trust ami monopoly in thu Unite Keonhol.tereil In Tope.trr B-pe. people employed in the State live In Brooklvn.

that Brooklyn has 125 piers on the longest water front of any city Hit- or l.eaihorelte, lik imp his college. Dr. Miller lives An Clinton avenue. Hn Is married and has two children. Mrs.

Miller, before her marriiiRO, was Jesslo Jewell, daughter of tho late E. W. Jewell, of Cincinnati. tihed Charles 8. Warbasse, Beatrice V.

Ste-Vfnson, Charles F. Murphy, Mrs. Churles F. Murphy, Alfred K. A'ass.

May M. Oooderson. John T. Rnfferty, Annn Kgolf. Jese B.

Moore. Anna An-plebee, Ceorgo Lillian Richard Wright. Lucy Hayes, Lewis M. Swusey. Fstelle D.

Hush, Warren S25.95 llko new. tne couniry unu mum umm lommtri-" miction, flftv-one parks, twenty li- I i Kri-iea Feventv-one hosnltals. He Vol. SOT a-pc. Cover.

Anj lie Iteiclnn dnnm CASKET COMPANY FIRE. A fire, that did muth and caused contdderiible excitement, wust O. I'rlce. Kalherine L'. Kerr, Jacub veals a whole bookful of equally im-preslve figures about the borough.

But these other, the major says, will be driven In. In The borough cant- E. D. REPUBLICAN CLUB HOLDS OLD-TIME' SMOKER At the clubhouse of the Eastern District Kopuhllcnn Club, lat nlcht, an or cretonne, 'I. 17.50 fcSf Bartacheivr, William HehnltBspan, Fulth Moore Andrews.

F. J. H-KtHike, Anna Do Witt. Jacob A. Llv- discovered "in the three-story fictory a twenty-room Brooklyn house.

Dr. Gallant said that since he h-is been assistant to Dr. Lorenz lie has never heard It mentioned. BREAKS NOSE IN FALL. David Moverinan, 25, 795 De Kulb avenue, while alighting from a Tompkins avenue surface car while in motion near Pulaski street, fell to the street.

He sustained lacerations of th-forehead and a broken nose. He w.i nttended by an ambulance surgeon from the Brooklyn Hospital and taken home. palgn. so that every resident will be booster. by the Sterling Hardware llaskHt C'oni.

Ingntoii, Dorothy McKright, Walter D. Ludden and Helen N. Moll. 1 ing, will; wuuiuii woo arrivou mere nt 11:30 and was balled out at 2 o'clock said that she reached her home at 4 o'clock A. M.

With the coming of severe cold weather there la hound to be much suffering In these vans on their Ion? trips, particularly to tho.se illy clad. lirtiitlire elleeted. leHei.w 'I'lmne. Mrlie or Cat. tr Man with Kanii'leN.

old-fashioned smoker and reception wh.i held. The place was prettily deco. rated und thorn were plenty it good pany. How the flr M.irtetl is not I known. Tratllo on the Crosstown GIRL HIT BY TROLLEY i im v-ini.

'trolley line was held up for near an Agnes Lewondowsky. 4. oQOO Nine. Inve-fgati hat. enta and sinoke.

rfofe-SHloiiRl as wll Ucal talent entertnlnpd. TAKEN ILL ON CAR. Catl'erlno Igert, 29, 960 Lorlmor Westervelt rrentico, executive mem teonth street, wnne croKsmg inini lh nue at Twenty-third street with horista' to asm -tain the ori.i. street, while a passenger on a Flat- ber of the club, nindo short address In which he stuted that drive will mother vesterdav afternoon, fell In nish avenue surface car yesterday af MAIL THEM NOW I T)o You Want Your Xmas Par soon start for new members. He statfd thut there will be a wrlo of ternoon, was tnken 111 nt the Hrocik-vi side of Brooklyn Bridge, and re- MAIL THEM NOW! Mail Your Xmas Parcels Early Wrap Thorn Securely Ad-tress Them Plainly.

front of a Third avenue surface car and wu struck in the back. A neighboring physician treated her and she was taken home. The Interesting tnrle 'told i.lty In the Advertising- I'oliynn. of The Drooklyn Time, hnni.l bi leliiitouily by every reader jtthtt paver. toclol cventi hell nt th club after to the Cumberland Street Hor- cels Delivered cn limef Uie tli'di or lha Jtur..