The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1915, Page 7

FLOATNGBATIS. | ACA AT SNAG IN PRENDERGAST With Voorhies He Blocks Esti- mate Board’s Plan for Manhattan. Two Brooklyn Republican organ- ization men, Comptroller Wm. A, Prepdergast and former Postmaster and Commissioner of Public Works Edmund W. Voorhies, to-day at the Board of Estimate meeting again THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1915. vision.” “I still adhere to my original opto- blocked the plans for the opening of| fon that it isn’t necessary to spend six floating baths in Manhattan this summer. Mr, Voorhies was voting for Borough President Lewis W. money on these floating baths,” eaid the Comptroller, “and I atill contend that inland baths are sufficient. Bor- Pounds who is now at San Francisco. | OUgh President Marks submits gross Last week the floating bath proposi- tion was defeated because an issue of special revenue bonds needs @ unan- mous vote, Comptroller Prender- wast offered the only opposition. At to-day’s meeting Borough Pres- ident Marks said it wouldn’t be nec- figures of attendance at the inland and floating baths last year which are not borne out by details.” Lewis Phillips, @ real estate man, stepped forward and pointedly asked Comptroller Prendergast just what his specific objections were to floating COBBLER: WANTS TO BE | RABBI; NIX" SAYS “sad “Go Back to Your Last,” Magistrate Advises Shoemaker Who Dis- turbs Synagogue Readers. Simon Pollack, & shoemaker with an ambition to become @ rabbi, was arraigned in Centre Street Police Court before Magistrate Handy to- essary, after all, to raise the $22,000 Sy gieure thiaie Choy wane icone bp day charged with disturbing the peace floating bath fund by bonds, ata and religious atmosphere of the ‘ree and that he believed this was @ time “{ find,” said Mr. Marks, “that in| co. setrenchment. reading room of the synagogue at one borough fund alone $5,000 can be} Acting Mayor MoAneny said the | N® 240 Madison Street. saved. We can authorize the transfer! aoating baths and the inland bathe} Slmon, in anticipation of becom.ng of this to the bathing fund to-day.| senve entirely different masses of ide of his people, has cultivated Later we can authorize other trans- & Tong, beard, Jong hair and feck people, and that, therefore, each class| coat. It was charged by Morris Fuin- fers. Kemember, this money comes! i, necessary. He sald he favored the| berg, custodian of the synagogue, wat out of my department and represents) Graton water baths and felt certain | Simon insists upon reading actual savings in the highways di- that they could be properly Inted mud aloud,’ wi with mooning and wale by the Health Department. ing infections whieh are most die- Shy ratte | ro,” a, We Pa and permit! ver wa\ ‘enter, 9 “I have listened to your sweet. iit. bas abandoned hie ‘a maid the Comptroller, The Kind You Have Always Bought, |utif'ist' Shtnee my options mer wife and family, who hive HIS is the caution applied to the has been manufactured under “There are other elements than Henry Street. iblio announcement of Castoria that | sweetness,” retorted the Acting May- Handy, after talking agers ot of Chas. H, Fletcher for |or. “If you wish you may take the with eo pent for Mrs, Pollack. Ile told Simon a shoemaker with @ copes 20 yesze-—te pemenee Contre. ‘e respectfully call the attention | sweetness and I reserve the remain- | le my ie , der for the other members of this| family ahonid.atiek to his tat removed same Board. Fitenna who have used Gestoria tie | at xeatires 18 votes ‘ut of 16 ts pers See ir little or in the past years need no against counterfeits and | mit a transfer of funds. Comptrotier |"), was.a Jow,” said the M Prendergast has three votes and Mr. | Voorhies voting by proxy for the fhe BE Big said, ‘Many are call but chowen.” the Brooklyn Borough President, had y, jegaite {te likely Simon wilt be back Retarious business of putting up and veiling ai ‘sorts of substitutes, or what |two. This defeated the floating baths] + hig bench to-morrow. properly be termed counterf. for medicinal preparations not | D!an. only for adults, but tas reese for ard taeclictnoas It therefore devolves ‘on the mother to scrutinize cl “ly what she = her child, Adults can do! wasiinarto! (Prom the Washington tar.) that for themselves, but the child has to rel sbipbuildini ‘I gupposo, you want all the friends the mother’s watchfulness, vessels, 9,4 3 you. ae ‘ais Genuine Castoria always ‘pears the signature of' y, he A ships, with ol only 1 can't help whine a whole fot assertive before jerward.”” an ate tonnage of 27,743, were added to the of merchant fleet from other sources. el FURS STORED Our cold, dry air stor- fee Lopults keep furs p bert lect condition. i ull protection against moths, fire and theft Moderate rates. Phone 5900 Plaza and our wagon will call. they are R SERVICE More t " Crepe weand tuc At $2.98 and $3.98. 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