The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1911, Page 19

Lol bv eoin@ WebbD, FuLDAY, OUTUBES 20, 1911. Axel Mey Be an Awful ‘Saphead, but He’ll See ine, gene: ey: _ THINK OF WAYS "TO GET Con? . NOW V Gor An 108A} WE'LL FIND one oF GES AXEL, THERE'S NO NOURI MENT NWS... WE'VE BEEN: HERE tH yo ae THRE DAYS ~ TWO DAYS OF AN we cep ee bely CENTS AW OU! RETURN TICKEN'S « Me Gor pie we Sey OF / aes AN. BET. ouR. FIFTY CENTS ON His @ME - SEE? (M wise TO ue GAME AN WE CANT ~GeT ME? si \ Po rot bt ; Pas pti Be a Toubles were freunent. a World reporter. terial at hand ahd tt long to cover the frame once tt ts bull! Before we go up again we will want several changes, (ne most important of which will be to increasy the ar This was taken front not the rudder. our machines and proved to pe first ee 1,028 POLICEMEN NEEDED AT ONCE, |Where Waldo, Would Use 1,028 More Men|*". aaege — he get ume nthe Commit varaty tn i ills. to yen an Then t3. te. at a tachi ‘ ra agen’ wiprted._ signal aet he Y tee from | The Police Commissioner’s Plan Provides for Sections of ve: he “last finishing WALDO DECLARES Manhattan Now Insuffi- ” aria ae paleo r ——oe ciently Patrolled and for the ara oi sh f apn ee $85.00 to $50.00 Suits cae Other Boroughs That Have mos a oe . Eee ; fakpaate a wiuss| WRIGHTS BLAME RUDDER. | 404 Gvercoats at $20.00 "= Tells Board of Estimate Long Need led Protection, as ei tote? Suey igh the’ Bown beac will coma win rab ihene Se boven hat uy Anal may ald the coaclue a ‘alviog the tackle A choice iot of fabrice, I, bought, fom foe 4 ” Present Force of 10,226 Is foreign mill—-made up into swell and York models. ronnie {RTP nen Van Reed” "has ith of Cornel, wae back in unt eleven, KITTY HAWK, Follows: Manhattan, 84; of the cond something up his sleet | entire Wright camp ators worked baw Wholly Inadequate. Jashi ‘ wo, omitieds me AM | nalt of heat niahe and all of té-lay td 3 Sat Washington Heights, 112; i ae Ss . fogs the, damage” cob soartn Moe Levy oe well.) a hard $4 anen na! spe J im et) jer When ft crashed to the earth yes- |, My Onty 8 owt Police Commissionen Waldo has mate| the Bronx, 184; Brooklyn, [ity be made Airing Sbie afternoon's na Bro See. edt es flight by (My Only mal pve Pemrenrics Sor ea Sr roprialiba (o.Pby |" yon, a : Ri Ca in alee After gree dave Kind bot was patrtly doinolyhel. 9 #1 | 119-125 Walker Sti, New Yorks 108 additional policemen to the Board 20; Queens, 160; Rich- oli Sot a ‘ ee Sere Ns Tie wi have*the'plider in,'shape to | ma mot lance a he! of Estimate and Apportionment, and 1s] , ota Tait go Up to-morrow afternoon unless the now working with the special committeo| mond, 68; Total, 1,028. of the board for & favorable report on ‘ ‘his request. Commissioner Waldo urges that, with & more diverse ‘population, Now York has adout half as many policemen as London. Outlying districts to-day lack the: protection to which their recent rapld. growth “would properly entitle them, Acccrding to the estimate of the Bureaw of Records of the Department of Health the population of the city of New York on Aug. 8 191) reached a total of 5,000,407. Thetr safety {s guarded by 10,236 uniformed policemen. LONDON HAS 20,000 POLICE FOR 7,000,000 PERSONS. The obly city in the world which tn magnitude and the cosmopolitan nat- ture ef tp population may be compared | with New York ie London. The Ing-| Mek captial, with approximately 7,000,000 Population, Is served by about 29,00) n0- Meomen. . TAP attention of 408" YEAR IN BUSINESS = we & SONS Or fi iio Lowe Cav The Police Commtasioner has inaisted | “ ¥en wee ' ball Ll aap Committee of the Board + mre Hane eet vite te amd Apportioninent, com- ve posed of Comptroller Prendorsaat, ; : ‘ New Harlem. Store fee President Mitahell of fhe Board of Al- )f SpaAaie Jarre napgmreningeeniieneaile ‘> ee @ermen and Borough President Mc- HOT OFE THE GR ‘ ive ‘ a Aneny,: that the residents of Queens, : ’ " free @taten Island, Washington ‘Heights, the oe Bronx and other sections are sorely {Q ———— ). 4 Py e ~ Reed of additional police protection. HOULD to-morrow's’ game with) Harvant football team, {9 here again, and this! . f : . ‘ : > { : i Hundreds of miles of additional streets Princeton be 80 at the | aftemoon only ight algmal drill is the acl ° ‘ 4 : te have been opened within the past five booting of the le rover the bar} vine with Am 1s the only chance scoring, the | sideration of yeure in the various sections of the city and police posts have been extended to Navy's coaches will rely on Laonard, @ 2242 to 2224 Third Ave, 0 2 sy’ sting the pisekia over and faclude these thoroughfares, This comparatively new man on the squad. | have gusained bumps ia. the scan mes A 4 ta To 1s an exceptionally fast man, 1s @| images tuis week wil ‘which to re : p , a ae a ee rere \ultue tight for big_ company. when %t| coer from Gree. This Great Building 1s’ Full, of ta eat time. comes to rushing the ball, but has j . : jhe i : 8 ‘aia NO PROVISION OF POLICE To SFA Wonderful ability at “@rop bbe se itettiteee Fe ; i S ng. day afternoon during the rami ; . ony MEET GROWTH. Te sel haa cai meh perrint rey te munimnne verything for Housekeeping Per (Pak | Ce . c lly exceptional drops. " One of them, sent away from a fake formation on the thirty-fve-yard lne, was particularly encouraging in view o the fact that tt was at a difficult angle and into the teeth of @ wtf wind, " Acres of Floor Space... - welcome ai me. Waters ARR: COLLAR. | Easy to put on, easy to take FF, easy to tie the tie in, The. best guarantee’ in ‘buying household comforts and neces-. Bittes ‘fs to buy of a house which end Kast Horiem, are we Peal estate men and residents In the Bronx the incroasd is due to tymneit facilities in outlying por- ‘of the borough. The Bronx now : ‘creen 10 known to| yonlons gud develop. Friday, the one easy day of the week for the| The Yale varsity ® population of approximately tremendous inoresse ego FOR YOUR YOUNG FOLKS | wean LoS TES, 7 persons. A great portion of the outing ‘Thousands of Pugs, 5 Maeaic Ollelciths, d . territory of this borough has developed This Departin ent a Linoleums, etc, are, shown on revolving, @ that eections which were sparsely Populated five years ago to-day i Hobby of the Stores of filuminated racks. Hundreds of rolls of Carpe and plenty of light ang space: has been making permanent Worth for 50c a Week mi thousand inhabitants, : 6108 “ ss $1.50 « “ vile “ad: Fiecbush sections \ ; Every kind of Goor covering for , “ « ry Wogan Spicger errelbien,2midioe,epretions BROWNING, KING & CO. evry room, hil say leben ete, f 4 $200, $2504 eprung up and raliroade have extended and no charge I for if patting it there. $1,000 $ thelp routes. 1 This also applica to the borough of Queens, where the outlying sections have developed unusually; for instance, Corona, Flushing, Elmhurst, Glendale, Newtown, College Point, &¢, NEW YORK FAR BEHIND BIG FOREIGN CITIES. If you knew how many children haye grown up with us in our sixty-three years of business experience and are now patronizing our Men’s Departments, you would understand why we give the needs of Young Men, Boys and Childven particular attention. $13.50 Payable by the month U more convenient. Collectors sent IF REQUESTED. We will open an eocount for any amount, 10% Discount if You Prefer to Pay Cash tron Bed; 75c Monthly arin. continuous posts, pretty scrotl and brass spindles, Best white enamel. Others of every kind. Reding our sanitary factory, guarantee: mde "tn pure, BION + . Single-Breasted Suits, American and English dete argument te 3 the following wl: For cut, Che iots, and Worsteds, ij all the 43 s na | Prices marked in Plain Figures—no extras. net Proportion of poltcemen to inhab- Shades of Byown and Grays, \ Zs ee bach) Police, Citizens, Young Mcn Overcoats, with or without Velvet Collars, $15. 00 | uw w prs i y Ages 15 to 21 Medium and Heavy Weights; also Reversilte $32. 00 Oah Table, $12. 75 Your Choice. 10¢’ = Collar Coats. ry hiy 4 so obh oh: Clothing for [Double-Borased and Novol, Suits, Boner] MEO Sayre ean oan he ehaipenmean coma este ey 8. Boys Trousers. Exceptional Values Direct trom y feet, nicely finished lines. .d a pretty rose patterns As many x04, . Works Hoon: G14. 00 | _extel nds to 6 ft as you want—10 cents for each article: flow Ages 9 to 17 oyr own ° ' » Mahogany and al " Large flat plates, Pitchers, ou Overcoats, all the Latest Models, $7.50 to $22.30 idesoants, | Chis : bet peed ee ppp ig ae Rules Blouse and Sailor Suits; exceptionally 1 OF, OF eV Rty ORI : Tea cups- with saucers, Small latters, aa Children’s | send values... $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.59 Coltee Mille 436 Rasy Chair.$.$9,50 Gas Portable © Wutcebont Linea “ te . mat Chldean = ad | so that any Majon “gah mcatin’ Lamp, - . - Clothing Dost bornple be Assortm Sy Udve he 1 $6.50 | ned will {it {f' this-eleterton yh 4 id Cote cc. Ages 2!5 to 10 to-the-Neck Reefers. Blue, Gray and Brown to breaks: ‘The erinder{s-made (big fireside chair, yet it j . e Chine shilla; also some Exclusive Novelties, $18.60 | a! i fi iat sea ee 2 ee N Built of alld S32. 75 fi Svenaty: braced Boys’ & Children's | Boys’ Felt Telescope or English Cloth Hots... BLO ere See e aera . Hats & ; Young Men’s afd Boys’ Tan Cape or Gr | 3 riety of high gfade Yelours, up { ‘urnishings «=| lined or unlined Gloves, value $1.95. ... ; 865c | i : | n { Park Row and Chatham Square Cs ait “A NATIONAL INSTITUTION” |Downtow gonetmed ead crore evezrore " A Store i 193 to 205 Park ROW OU) e rt hewatt Si a Browning, King & Co STEWART DISTILLING Co. = * ‘ - o ce scenes ime autumn nomen H| Broadway at 3tnd St.—Cooper Square at Sih St-—Brooklyu: Fulton at DeKalb. a ee rato) a Se ped ual ps