The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 9

navian Foundation. | 3. Bowman of the unl- | day of the| 3 5 wil versity of Towa as the United States ny to submit plans for the new bathhouse | |, school for the study of experimental x ON NEW PAVILION As well as to present Ideas for enlarging 4 3 it the present one. Scores of letters have been received from citizens, applauding ] the work of The Evening World in be- half of the people and urging that every —_———_ versity received notice © 1a Mr © Mesas, died April 25, 1912; net value, $4,168, The ent is the sole bene- the auspices of the Board of Estimate to appropiate the total estate, necessary money. Comptroller Sends Man to |isn°is urawing up a resolution. to. be ' ited tt hi B doon July 31, Asks Whitman, Me! McAneny and] Seek Site for Enlargement | Srring an. appropriation fur another plant. Mayor Gaynor is also in favor Mitchel if They” Aspire to of Present Plant. of a new bathhouse, but wahts to ascer- husband of d flelary, Maria Kronenttialer, died Dec. 9, 1912; ) total estate, $1,027; net value, $4l8. ee | goes to charity. \Going Away? 'Don't forget to take a few bottles of | Anetta Kahn, died March 2, 1918; to- tal estate, $13,262; net value, $11,967. The ATTY COMMITTEE ~|CITY OFFICALS ACT 2S Ee ee ree tain the condition of the city’s treasury Governorship, ———— before voting on the proposition. two sons of decedent share the estate SSS ee Comptrotier Prendergast to-day as- #11,000. inine Mundt died April 6, 1912; signed Charles O'Malley, real estate ex- y, inal Branch | total esta net value, $15,046. rict-Attorney Whitman, Borough | pert for the Finance Department, to in- |of the Federal District Court to-day, | Two sons, three grand nt McAnony and Collector of the | vestigate and report as to the cost and | imposed fines aggregating $11,009 in| daughter i | n Pu eo! have heen the best ocean-side site for the new ye rae of Harry i ak © Divorce % tte daily use will ineure wp asda dy the Citizens’ Committee to | bathhouse at Coney Island. Working in pies On trolinn dua a he DETROIT, Mich., Ss ; perfect Mouth Health yPnawer this question: conjunction with the office of Borough aa wi hie Leto Tmt At NO. liecause hie wife had ate and Set teoth in| “In the event of your nomination | President Pounds of Brooklyn, Mr. |) 004 ee ing cba ly palaves en | proceedings against him, Dean ‘David. fine {Yr the Pusionists and election to {¢Malley also will obtain detaile and | (oT) Pieas Of AUNIY bed iv etments | aon, iwenty-cight years old, @ city em- Price 50 Cat, Al |, ‘the office of Mayor will you serve | pians for the extension of the presunt |; xine Rumerous violations of the |ioyee, toxtay shot anc killed his — | “out your full term as Mayor?’ Sain bea, Hi dh law, in the mak-| mother-in-law, Mrs, Caroline Bittner, | There te Nothing “‘Just as Good. ‘The question was addressed to the a DE Ot Salse Oe Suceerive Clams (0 1ahot bis Wits <hroums the Haut Wrenet BORGFELDT trie of seh possibuities tn weiting te Mr, O'Malley {» particularly equipped | railroads upon #hipments of eggs al-jand left arm, and then turned the vee cmcace ( i paaeeie Jiny, and an anower in write « expect, | fof the bathhouse investigation work. |leged to have been damaged while in| weapon upon himself. Davidson and his | When The Evening World firet urged | Interstate tranatt, wite will probably dle. the building of the present Coney Island | GIMBELS—At Its Best ed, The move was taken to forestall tmp, Probability that the successful }) neminee would seek a nomination for Wi the Governorship, ‘The fact that, the | He#e% @t Boston, and took notes of QWestion was addressed to the candi- | Re operation of the municipal bathing , dates for the Mayoralty named js taken | Pavillon there. | ; : eat positive that rent nen | Mr, O'Malley's report probably wil Wht now fyeure In the c for Mayor. wasn ee in Cana ‘is a | qATTTIATMIMANRATTRNN ; » terns ore sexerintn nd SUCCESS ttee |) To Help You Shop Quickly Tomorrow man or woman ) tending his Mayora ati ce rene con se, oot fuvenate the Repu y the Gea Tekewstiie don't be careless. ‘State. Don't Store Closes Saturday at 12.30 COMFORT’S the main thi: whether you are going away or pag bo at home. 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