The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1913, Page 14

Twinn LEADER OFFERS IDEAS ON ran BA WOULDN'T GO TO COUNTRY; | NEW YORK TOO ATTRACTIVE. | and He Takes Children to Fresh Air. Life in New York City held such a fascination for his wife Katherine, Rich td F. Hallahan told Supreme Court ~¥ Alderman Dowling Presents! Weir: bars ibe wmateliren?: Resolution to Board and Asks CL Hiotetltebahash ae old + children to go with the father into the for Adoption country for # long time | 4 ‘Tammany, as represented in the Board | J ‘ y "Of Aldermen by Frank L. Dowling, has| determination to get a} for him: K) +. Spoken on police reforms, He introduced | *!f and : nf 2 tm the board to-day a resolution request: | ieee might Ing the Mayor to take under considera- h member tion and put into force a number of sug-| dant light and alr, and where more op- the resolution adopted. » When the fusionists in the board, in- cluding Curran and his fellow members| not in my Judgment be Intruated ith of the police investigating committee, | their care." heard of the move they prepared to op- Pose ita adoption. The Dowling suggestions are as fol| In the will of Hermann Knubel, jows: Re-establish the headquarteis vice} at his home, No. #1 Hall street, Brook- aney to-day, that whe op- | and away from the} Seations, all of which Dowling explained bor ithe, wl lows danger, might eo Were for the better Kovernment of the! Police Department. In advance of intro ducing the “request” Dowling explained that he hoped to force a vote on his resolution and added that if he could | the importance of » command enough votes he would have| welfare of the chi to the © ment. Pat the showed an imp Able hostility to the change, claim that she was lonesome away from her people. One who id not appr give a change for the| en or, if appre: clating It, would not sacrifice her per- somal wishes to their welfare, should oe Rare His Widow From raneral. wealthy grocer of Brooklyn, who died quad under the personal direction of | lyn, the twentieth of this month, all the thé Commissioner, Establish a sys- tem of reports te give the Commin- property waa left to Knubel'n son, Frederic, and only one clause referred sioner in consolidated form accurate|to the deceased man's wife, who left information concerning vice conditions | him as the result of @ quarrel twenty im the city. Keep a record of the rea- Wohs for assigning and removing de- tectives, Detectives once appointed to} part in the funeral or disposition of my be remoyed only for inefficiney or der- election of duty. Re-estebiieh the! had been married ten years before the “homicide, Italian and pickpocket | trouble which resulted in the separation. wquads. Establish a detective squad © at Headquarters for emergencies. Fur- Wigh the courts and District-Attorney with such criminal records as may be im possession of the department in alt gunner Have warrants iasued magistrates served by patrolmen + Bo) Of detectives, Require the Board of Health to make monthly sanitary inspection of station SKIN TROUBLES missioner from $7,600 to $10,000 per fnnum; hold promotion examinations a avery two years; establish a system of individual eMctency records, so devised — 8 to register affirmatively eMcient | covered with Poslam, the progress of the Work on the part of members of the | disease has been effectually checked. It force; grant to the Commissioner power id. to delegate to any deputy or any mem- |. ber of the uniformed force the power s sone trials’ and impose punish- © houses; increase the salary of the Com- Daren to the Commissioner the power te suspend policemen without pay Pending inventigation of alleged min- |i: g dependable akin specific, the only jen. If the |one which should be firt called to aid should be should ecsema, acne, i forfeited; grant to Commissioner din- form of skin disorder eretionary power as to designating Places for trials of policemen, and es- | color and quality of the skin; beautifies tablish @ system of merits and de-|complexions, renders the hands soft SV conduct and trial of chi charges be disinissed no merits. SS DE BIDS FOR BROADWAY TUBE. | cents) and Poslam Soap (price, ye row and Opened July 22. ©F Bias for the building of the Broadway subway from Union Square to Twenty. | THE DESTROYING ANGEL. sixth street will be advertised by the © Public’ Service Commission to-morrow, | , SUPPOSE & “man whom his doctors ‘The bide will be opened on July 2 This section will include half of the | Sir! who had Just arranged to kill her- BY express station at Union Square and a | lf? local station at Twenty-third street.| Queer situation, isn't i? ‘The road is to be a four-track all-on-| All sorts of possibilities n.ight arise. a themne-level aystem, Bidders will not | In fact. they do. Tequired to Iny tracks, ties or bal- Ina or do station finish work. They |ihe strongest, most exciting summer will, however, do the actual work of Bem che cncwey diering, ana. redeastroct | Moris ever written gub-surface structures and sewers. Lit- by Louls TE chiieap slag sldeeeagtedlad "te opens in New York. And all its * nk roadway or temporary pave- Ay FSET ou be: provided. ‘about Manhattan eeeeeeerlraneee - tom 7 esas ee “The Deeoving. Angel” will begin ka" They Will Be Advertined To-Mor- | gency Laboratories, 88 West 25th Street, 1 * | Be on the look out for it, please. For ld 4x | years ago, Thin clause reads: My wife shal! not interfere in any way nor take dody or remains in any way.” Knubel UNSIGHTLY After an affected surface has been disease is cuastered and driven away. The uniformity and the positiveness with which Poslam over and over again accomplishes this definite work make LAM SOAP improves the health, and velvety; purifies the scalp. All. druggists sell Poslam % ped 0 For free samples, write to the ‘Tne: few York City. had doomed to death should meet a And they combine to make-one of The story Is “The Destroying Angel,” Joseph Vance, . chief action revolves Island, serial publication + ling World, July 2. to-morrow's Even- your own sake, 10 te 15 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE ~ isting of Rocker and Arm Chalr, upholstered in black leather, and large Table to match, in Ea lar price $16; special at........... or Fumed Oak; regu! Al 149th St, Entrance of Sabway or Elevated This Special Three-Piece Suite 10.98 VENING WORLD, taking her and their mie =| Eve When You're So Hallanan’s Wife Gets Alimony. @ Out of Town And need anything in our store, call us TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1918. In New York’s on the dias Telephone Smart New Parasols, $1.95 Regularly they are $3.00 and $3.50¥ alues. assortment of other styles. priced, $3.50 10 $6.00. 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