The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1911, Page 14

e a br rer ere, sa! a NN TEE BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 30," TUT Bria i Jention into better ahape there would Jeneir or ay jeaderships in th A petition to the | avenue Station to believe that a gang] blue eyes, and wore a blue taflor-m Probably be another dividend. rp But Tammany } } bt of “cadets” ts operating in that Jeult and a red hat with two red fenther® ‘Mr, Robin is living tn luxury and vine Y Good ¢ nd w @ 1 of the lborhvod. The latent to die ‘ don't eee why,’ #ald the woman. ts 1 ’ , | disgrant ’ » the pit old che Ir, Robin fs a prisoner in the we e fact the x will " souTT depositors p ONWRECKEDBANK =m eey.. OFBRONXLEADERS. MOTHER REPORTS eatin visas * My $15.00 Spring Many Speakers Will Ask Mayor phd nae ighn ; th S it: Led by Woman, They Demand Gaynor to Approve the Fammany Boss Had Promised Daughter She Guarded To and |! uits ce T “per Cfatt : If the tuth of my values wa Dollar for Dollar From Mayor Feasts A pubile hear: to Announce To-L day De- From “L” Station Sud- fealy, known, I couldn't ma oval of the Washington Savings. cision on Resignations. clothes fast enough to keep up denly Disappears e with the demand. r the day when, arge number of Ateen and atx Moe Levy or Garvan and William § * f the bi ' nd . here wil many speakers his part of the Supreme wk ators 1 favor of th yproval of the bill by nd opposed @ motion to |!" favor of the appr vee 2 pe ort dion tem icra aig ae ene nem MQngs Showing How B. R. T. Subway Extensions Would Provide Relief ny, Set at te rr ae Sasora ea are mast For Great Undeveloped Sections Not Considered in Interborough Plans Say ii te ores" ie de MAROONED FOR A NIGHT. THE B, R, T, PROPOSAL, THE INTERBOROUGH PROPOSAL. every cent they had tied up in the) Three Bold en Have Theil. Vashington Bank. There was no argument on the mo- | on, which was made by the receiver | ABSECON, N. J, May 15.—The mys: of the institution, and Justice Giegerich | tery of calls for help which aroused sald he would reserve. his decision, so | residents of this that he might look into the papers | was solved Arefully, It wan maid that If the Court | found Wilh wes the papers checks will be | son # rded to the depositors for 50 per , tl ent, of their money probably within a | R ow days. In Many of the depositors brought their | !* ank books to court with them, think. ng they would receive some of the | sh Adventare In Absecon River, of Absecon starved and ded on the trip and their For hours they for help, but volunteers were | oney tn court. They appeared greatly | unable to locate them until sunrise, | sappointed when told that there was! The boat was found adrift before the © money waiting for them, yoated and tt was at | ted as spokesman jad been drowned | fused to give her | | recovered © Glegerich she _—_—_————_ ad deen advised to op; the motion Standard Oil Dividend | or a & per cent, dividend. Justice ‘i Hegerich informed her that the motion Pere OU Ge seary er New vas simply formal and legal way of rent trust, to-day declared | straightening out the bank's affairs, nd of @ a share, being the same ind that as soon as the reveiver could declared a year ago, The lat whip the affairs of the wrecked insti- y dividend was $15 a share. i B. Altman & Cn. A SPECIAL SALE OF “TAFFETA RIBBON IS ANNOUNCED FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), WHEN PLAIN TAFFETA AND SATIN TAFFETA RIBBON, 61/4 INCHES WIDE, SUITABLE FOR MILLINERY PURPOSES, SASHES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR WILL BE ON SALE IN BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS, AT $2.10 PER Piece or 10 yaRDs 24¢, PER YARD MEN'S & WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS WILL BE OFFERED AT THE SAME TIME AT SPECIAL PRICES: MEN'S INITIALLED HANDKERCHIEFS, USUALLY $3.50 PER DOZEN . . AT $2.25 MEN'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, USUALLY $2.75 & 4.00 PER DOZEN aT $2.00 « 3.00 WOMEN'S INITIALLED HANDKERCHIEFS, USUALLY $2.50 & 2.75 PER DOZEN aT $1.85 « 2.00 WOMEN'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEF, USUALLY $2.25 & 275 PER DOZEN aT $1.25 & 1.65 WOMEN'S HAND-EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, USUALLY $3.00 & 6.00 PER DOZEN aT $1.80 « 3.00 ALSO FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY:) TWILLED SILK UMBRELLAS AT $3.00 WITH NOVELTY HANDLES, IN SIZES FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. THE ABOVE ARE USUALLY SOLD AT $5.00. AN UNUSUAL SALE OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES ATLANTIC OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN 700 WHITE AND COLORED COTTON DRESSES, 4 TO 14 YEAR SIZES aT $2.00, 275 « 3.50 Population in Wards With More Than 150 to the Acre Indicated by Heavy Shading; 60 to 150 Per Acre, Light Shading; Less Than 445 Per Acre Wards Shown in White, 470 0 YEAR sits) , . CS $1.25 ' : e * | panying maps, which sy je wards the Intertorough | passengers going to Cones Island pay an additiorn! | neaty as much, under the bi { WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES. HAND-MADE AND HAND-EMBROIDERED, B. R. Ube PLAN WOULD RELIEVE' eer Parte Senn Dosetistues Le Basis ances “a sera, hh 470 8 YEAR SIZES ‘ ; ! at $5.50 Jand the BOR. own by circles on ine map. But the a lines in Brooklyn are so fow there would be developed the MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S COATS me MISSES’ TAILOR. CITY’S CONGESTED SPO TS) pate + | Too Much Congestion in Some Wards| Broo! a eae trate Alvenay. the Brons, tye First, Second and Fourth Wanis| !t¥ of in Queens, every Brooklyn want except the! {lat a tra Twelfth, and one want in Richmond-—there being | "0! jin some cases four or five different lines in they 7 1 should te called to one potmt In MADE SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES, “Makes All Parts of City Available for Workers’ Homes,” Says Arthur H, Grant--Interborough Proposition WOMEN'S PETTICOATS AT SPECIAL PRICES | Would Only Add to ‘Difficulties. ines (Steinway tunnel). @ yo at Grand Centra: ane, ery fiom local to exp the pasengors entering ake aonb that fe can 27 thousands that w over the Steinway tunnel Une y ot the Inter ions intolerable, SILK JERSEY TOP PETTICOATS, BLACK OR COLORS — $3.90 senting WHITE CHINA SILK PETTICOATS, LACE TRIMMED 6.50 Punto vay gape FOULARD SILK PETTICOATS, BLACK, WHITE AND | in whieh Une trvsinea \ rent « orth af 8 of Brooklyn; while ¢! } 8 Congestion Would jeoult = From |” Dea cnc other is banca of the tea of pied territory that would be | pro a eee ae ad entrati cua wah. aia de 4 \. re alrepdy as thickly settled a » be, every part 4 : - the rapid transit area; (3) the | that in 4 to these districts that the population should are alreps eee eee Filth Avene, 34th and 35th Stores, New York. Fever corre pert Face oye ir se igh ipctad, and canoe» dvs ony by | “Bad wyiten agrees to trennpors pastenem jane if tom mush more oo. The borough af that grat twit? avaliae for homey £9 vite) with Wich passengers could! sidered. Those wilh be brought out by tue accom | rapid (rausit facilities at a single fare, foro ulchel anywhere on its Weer, except that | Manlaiiqy would get aa much additional serrice, jin either Menbattan or Brooiiya,'