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. 1» semen: —_— : : THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1916. SO"SANDHOGS” [New York Gives Proof Yes! Vassar President GNMANTONDGULTY WALKOUT 10500 | 7'at They Go Together (| Says of College Girls) ™ Bit MURDER MAY IN SUBWAY STRIKE Picture Gallery of Noted Manhattan Beauties, Eminent in Literature, the Arts and the Professions, Bears Out the Discovery of College! REVEAL, WHOLE PLOT or Head That the Combination of Intellect and Comeliness Is Not Uncommon. Arichiella Convicted and Three East River Tunnel Workers| e¢#oeooe LOLOL IEIOEEEIEG BEEIEEED IEEE SEONG LMT GEE HE VOLAENEEE CHHeEEeLoEKEenesegeoee ys | Others Will Be Hurried 4 Unite in Demand for , MAE. BUNGE SHUNEIOOTE as mas. Evcene ‘ vel More Pay. WAGS TAFE aii SNS OISSEVAIN 3] whe conviction of Giuseppe Aricht- ocmmnenens 3 | ells. the first man tried for the mur- } P ' . ®|der of Barnet Baff, encouraged the THOUSARDS ARE IDLE. $ | prosecutor to predict to-day that the | ncraieesene entire conspiracy will be exposed soon ’ |The jury was out five hours, Sen- tence of death will be imposed on Art chiella on Friday ! The condemned man is believed to know more than he has told, and is expected now to tell it, His convic- tion is looked on as also likely to in duce others to reveal details they have concealed, In the mean time the other three men in custody on a charge of mur- der will be tried in rapid succession Frank Ferrara, driver of the car which bore the two gunmen and '" © |three other conspirators to West Washington Markei, must face # jury next Monday. His trial will be followed by that of Joseph and An tonio Zaffareno, brothers, alleged to have acted as lookout. If Arichiella felt any emotion on hearing his doom he did not show tt. \ Anna Arichiella, his sister-in-la was not so calm. On hearing the verdict she shouted and screamed in Italian hysterically, Her cries seemed to be directed at the detec- tives who had arrested her brother _ Want to Work—P. S. C. Fails to Settle Trouble. esses \o More trouble was heaped on sub-| way contractors to-day when 500 “sand hogs" employed on the Man- hattan Division of the East River % tunnel struck for higher wages and « shorter hours. Immediately John F. O'Rourke, of the Flinn-O'Rourke Company, which ix boring the tunnel, announced that there would be no! ¢ raise in wages. He is willing to con- sider a change in the working hours. Fifty policemen from Old Slip and nearby stations were put on guard] at the Battery openings of the tunnel, and all approaches. The strikers said there would be no picketing until Monday. The men were called out by the In- ternational Compressed Air and Con- crete Foundation Workers’ Union, which also threatened to call out be- ) Struggle Involves Men Who, 19 09000-90-5:9-2-8 9G-9F S99 ry and were translated to mean fore the day is over every “sand hog” “You have sold my brother! You working in Manhattan and Brooklyn, ROG EODDDE ROE ED ey OS aE EE See ee eee — my brother! He is inno ‘Tho strikers get from $3 to $6 a _ ncn ! She was removed from the room. day. ‘Those getting #3 and $4 and the Wiisaatas casein Beauty Without Brains Is an Unlighted Lamp, a the law so that ite intention | ror the detendunt by coming itn fear Seen cam B vercent Increnes: Later 24—Board of Water Supply to be] §oqul Devoid of the Vital Spark, and Without would be unmistakable to the au- | Tittey before they reached A. ver to-day the hoisting engineers on all reuglated by Board of Estimate, ; thori intrusted with its ade eee ye uaked % they mi subway contracts told the Contract- 26—Parole Board for efficiency. That Spark There’s No Beauty Worth Talk- ‘ min tion: 26—Retirement of School Superin- turn a verdict of guilty of murder in bs it th - Gee, Seervelatlont that they wowid aot IQ |tendent Maxwell. ing About-—-And Brains Without Beauty? parent of Charitiens ievelimis [the first dexreo with a recommenda w\ k with non-union men. This fol- 27—Reduction of City Record pub- Ri , hated from the meacure. This is soll bse A nee (hig lowed an attempt of some of the Newtons. tary reforms Well, George Eliot and George wise from many reasons beside contractors to operate to-day with 29, 80-—Transferring certain pow- Sand Had Their Turbulent | the ene already giver: yrioet hgh bee arr hn ~ "diem there ave tose on trae Re a Love Affairs. eee OEPARTMENT. ATS WILL | on the dual Exwway system and 7,000 TAX PAYERS FIGHT Wcerar a Geneperaiion of, ooo NEEDY N. Y. WIDOWS... a great clty like New York the DEMOCRATS WILL DINE \ toe aitbe, ‘Those who an work and —— PrONETE | gervice Commimion to ex- By Nixola Greeley-Smith. ee |fenartment are uready oversuedened| — AT WALDORF APRIL 13 have something to do each day men- With L . ‘ LT rere etry ipree “Girls who lead in brains bmi also in Lassi a ‘ sate Ara as 7 ee alee ee Ene Geeta ae ; Saas tone sympathy strike, According to| With Last of Measures in],,3%—Folice to custodians 0% With this statement the President of Vassar. College, Henry Noble} Amendment to Pension Bill} ¢4n.t ¢ Board without addi: | Attorney General Gregory and Two yOO8, Frank X. Sullivan, counsel for the Legislature, Advisory Council Lomond Board of Plumbers| MacCracken, denied that Vassar's procession of pretty girls carrying the Sure to Pass Senate Early tional ¢ polished. ‘Tunnel Workers’ Union, the strike of : ; to be a daisy chain had been abolished because it lald too much : \ rhe ployees should be under Senators Will Deliver . ai-—-Abolish Sheriff's fees, saving " Je the supervision of the Child Welfare - “l . bet le vari ieear 54 book one Urges Quick Action. $50,000, emphasis upon the possession of beauty. in Week. | Hoa |. The responsibilities for the Speeches. would.be no settlement on anything —_—_—_—— 36—Divide any additional excise tax I find that class leaders are generally pronounced et | nditure of moneys must not be] phe National Democratic Club wil! but a $2.0 day basis for labor, Thirty-six bills for the relief of| Petween State and city. beauties,” the college President remarked. And he cited; By Sophie Irene Loeb. | thia board has full power| Sve tts annual Jefferson Day dinner The efforts of the Public Service|Greaer City taxpayers have been in- in illustration of his theary Miss Ann Thorp, Longtel-| senator William H. Hill, who fath-|ovee ita work I hope to see Now York | at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Thurs- low's granddaughter, now a student at Vassar. cred the Widows Pension Dill, isan, {city lend the work of Widows’ Pen-| day, April 13, Attorney General Mr. MacCracken’s announcement that Brains and|sured that the amendment to that {Mr in cconomy and emclenty for) Thomas W. Gregory and United Beauty are twins is a distinct discovery. And 1 do not|law will be passed Monday or Tues-|— “Thus far its work has been ham-|Stttes Senators James A. Reed of —_—_—>—-- troduced in the Legislature following proved futile. Contractors and strik- “i " ceptable basis of compromise. correct public economic evils, ’ ore are v1 James D, Phelan of think many men can be found who will agree with him, ! day pered, There are 5,880 cases on rec- | Missouri and . Not that he is wrong, but that the prejudice against! He stated to-day: “I am confident | Pd, Including about 16.000 children,| California and the Solicitor of the All of the measures advocated by | dup to th nt 386 widows are| State Department, Cone Johnson, will brains in women is still so widespread that men quite ‘hat this much needed amendment SUSPECTED STRANGER; —|Senes w'ttscsr "zszoet tsa! TAKE BATH EVERY DAY! tate Sc te city officers have based their cam- | i The " - my, ; resident Jc M. Riehl lb SAVED HER JEWELRY paign to secure the needed legislation | honestly fail to see beauty in a woman the moment they “Il! certainly pass. ie Mill BI eee ee iO edd Nana tenn R ppeoe (end meaaris Cleats on Maes ede largely upon exposures and statistics are compelled to realize that she has a first-class brain. ths dieLohcabd a Sbeegobba repre anad dpe pele | “ include Mayor John Purroy . —_—— Commission to adjust the strike se ents expresse Aka priated for the relief of these widows, | present i " Mrs. Miller's Quick Wit Led to the] Published in The Evening World dur- | rea eee a areal assoolates | nut tam confident that money will be| Mitchel, Henry Morganthau, Supreme fe ~ ing the past year. n ate pro ey a in favor forthcoming from the city authorities | Court Justice Clarence J. whearn, Arrest of Man She Saw The last of the measures was sub- oe os ‘ on Roof mitted to the Legislature this week) Once in 5 Days in Brooklyn Yet beauty without intellect is an unlighted Jamp. Lines may be 000, | the color scheme charming; but unless the spark, which is the soul or the | of the measure without delay to reach these unfortunate cases| United States _ o" rman, Distric mind, as you prefer to call it, sends forth its radiations, diffuses its glow,| « © heard very s objection| When the responsibility for the ex- 4 4) | “t_have heard very little objection | Mert ire will be finally fixed by thie, Swann, Alfred B, Smith, William Attorney Edward the lamp gives neither warmth nor light. And there is no beauty worth | ;,, the passage of the amendment, [| ” Schneider, Frank L. Dowling and and the A y C y ee i i? ., | amendment * | Mrs, Lillian Miller, wife of William | Petatg Inteveste te nodtving aif prae| and Once in 8 in Dirty tatking about without this spark understood Senator Milly wanted tol “™"™ _ «Wight Rev, Michael J. Miller, chief engin of the Now| oty owners’ 1 . ai 4 Study for a moment the faces of ® consider the matter before its final] TAI POTTED FEVE! Ye s x Sirk Telephone Company, returning | ster e Wrety serene eo aay 8) Manhattan. DUST AND SPOTTED FEVER. _—— start a lively agitation for prompt women who lead in various mental ac-|sion of such appealing sweetness that| Passage, but | do not think he will} Wamed Member Preparedness a walk with her two children 4 | Yew York, and you will be!it would make her fortune in the| put forth serious objection when the dgep Boa passage of the bills. The Council : tivities in New York, and y {Hinaelantt 5 > " fast night, found the door of herlsayg they are part of the completed) Woy does the average Bronx man a sonishea to observe how beautiful | movies” If she Were not already the! mensuro finally comes up demle PITTSBURGH, April 8.—Dr. Raymond apartment at No. 654 St. Nicholas! programme to reduce the tax burden | PO llves in a lodgings house bathe tney are, In the group presented for} Sands a year horselt by her books. The Child Welfare Board (Special to The Krening World,) m Hcom, Gitscter, Gt iedaate re nO , _ sands se er books. ; 7 Go —|s University of Pitts! i Avenue, blocked from the inside. | upon realty—very important just now |eV°TY 48% the Brooklynite once in Ave | Vou, inspection there i# a woman rep-} Another blond beauty with braing| should be given full opportunity BRU RT, Conn, April 8 if ni x re has been appointed by Sec y 1 ary of the lols an associate member of Going into the adjoining apartment | because the city’s credit is founded| Ys and tho little old New Yorker it in this resenting nearly every profession—a|i* Mrs, Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff.| to demonstrate its work in grant- | Spotte! fever has broken 0 ~es. |0n its realty valuations, - only once in eight days? That's what el) | Mrs. Wags * head, running over] | city. » far there have been nine cases! the Naval Consulting Board and a di- she saw a man golng up the fire-ee: | oe ee eet Brome alan teen tcl ores . 4 van, {Woman who possesses beauty as Well] with curtis, Ie ad classic as the poetry| ina this relief, This has not yet |i iy, vaths. Most of the cases| rector on the board of the organization her wind th rf giude ir wn's plan for a re-| Health Commissioner Dr. Haven ‘ ‘fi n 0 cape from her window to the roo duction: of $12,900,000 in the tax levy. yp as brains. she writes been done. If it is found ine ffi ee ee en to the Bridgeport Ilow,| for industrial preparedness in. Pennsyl Going back into the hall she met}and the measures of Mayor Mitchel) Emerson abe the te Kags and " BEAUTIFUL WOMEN HAVE NOITHAT SOME BEAUTIES ARE, cient it is a very easy matter to | ita) Tarte, on ee ecto ean or ane a stranger coming down from the|for_a decrease of $25,275,000 in the| Puts the question up to the New York | ' § 4 believe the outbreak due to the| Amertcan Chemical Society, that he was y of dust in the streets, whtch|to have charge af chemical prepared- sin Pennaylvania fi h th er, since the some roof. He wished her a pleasant “Good | 1917 budget. public in the Weekly Bulletin of the| BRAINS? CONSIDER THESE, ‘| BRAINLESS CAN'T BE DENIED. SOR00R he ay eee te la ihe evening” and kept on his way to the |CONSUMMATION OF LONG! Department of Health, out to-day.| Mrs. Norman de R. Whitehouse, head) { have not cited these lovely women i" or tel r } roman ft ve Party, is one} Who have minds to prove that all in-| city authorities have at all times | have not been sprinkled yet this season Ny wane Piped fotephoned to FIGHT FOR TAXPAYERS. “We shall let our readers suggest the jof the Woman Suffrag & nats, cone | ENRays Aninda to prove thee BN las) gy ae eee eee eee eee rey he Abst lM een _ turn him over to a policeman, “Both real estate owners individ-| reason for these borough differences,” | of the most attractive women In ony that there are many very heautle| Cf meneve, val the dust reaponaible and penis out| Ges 96rtd Zeoctoeg Vicinele: Stewae ‘A few moments later Oscar Beebe, |Ually and their associations should|he says. J¥ork society, Slender, darky with @ rut women who appear to be brain-| Sar nmendinent ix a very. simple | itt, (Bo ecomes epidemic from allas “Red” Dunn, aged twenty-seven [communicate with their representa-| ‘The lodgers’ bathing average is not | face that has power as well as charm, ‘less. A pretty woman is not encour- am without any cause being years, alias a lot of other things, was|tives at Albany in behalf of this com- |aged to be anything else, She does|one and only makes clear the inten= © beautiful enough to hi nearer Meer or of it,| NOt have to be anything elm tion of the Legislature In the original On the other hand, a : ation,” tter of guesswork, but of careful 4 ised at the corner of One Hun-|bined legislation,” said Chairman|® ™# * : eee Grek and Forty-seventh Street and St, | Alfred E. Marling’ of the Council yes-| records, kept as accurately as the/ Undertaken to make a cat Hl Nicholas Avenue, when Policeman |terday. “It ix the result of, long! ball players’ batting averages in a|But she did not, She had toe much) lives by her br at lone) vaany decided In the Widows’ P 563 Fifth Avenue 471 Flith Avence Maulick laid hands on him. He had a] newspaper investigation and public- | pig jeague, There is neither prejudice | brains. [rere ataniten an » She wil ant ; the creation|Methers and Daughters “attocated | Cor. 46th Street Bet. 38th & 39th Sts. jimmy and $200 of Mrs, Miller's jew-| {ty in conjunction with exhaustive Milholland Bolssevain, famous} Ot find it at all necessary in her] sion Bill last year was the creation < é siry in his possession conferences between realty interests| Ror Pride in the bookkeeping; only a} Inez Milhollanc ‘ work, though the possession of it wh Flame: 1B West 42d Street —-27 West 34th Street —_ — ic. b who] pitt The. one real. isaue that. was| THREE MEET DEATH IN FIRE. | c55 _ Memtrerrdeme- hier of a Child Welfare Hoard that would 2 a — and officers of both city and State.”| conscientious reckoning by inspectors|as a suffrage orator, and favorably | occasionally may make her path |’ rry out the provisions of that law] DETROIT, Mich, April 8.—Mes. Lil-| Bet, Sth & 6th Aves. Bet. Sth & 6th Aves. TO EXTEND NAVY PLANS The thirty-six pending Billa axe from the Health Department, who| known for her work as a woman law smoother, W he n she fala, in} Pat ae MOCORIMIE (HE AVADS EID nar lian Diebler and her two young S . I! 75 Vi 1 . 1—Vocational training, the State to|) 4 3 i" e exemplar of the clis- |!0ve, however—and : still have | and be responsible for everything per- f $ pay He ahare in the city, am else, {Have just finished tours of examina-| yer. 1s a triking exemplar ¢ hel that unfortunate habit—she will |taining to the Jaw. Te is the only |r ffocated and two pecia ictrola, Republicans Want ‘f'wo Dread-| where, saving $1,000,000, tion of the lodging houses of the three| sic type. In addition to regular [a | need th the beauty that she} mandatory clause in tt were injured ea day in with 85 in records of your selection, nonghts and Four Battle Ceautseen, 2-City to get its share of State| boroughs, They found that the de-|tures, a charming smile and a fg has or m Diy, The most tragic ex- | Gut, untortunsiely; the work of which swept th t horn delivered for “ 4 ne. she posseasos | perience o e must come to the 1 he oF id ri WASHINGTON, April &—The appro. | Dighwayn money $6,000.00," | oartment’s rules for sanitation ware] with long, slender Hines, she yossoaws) beriemee of fife must come tothe) MUL omer ie we Regt matter and $5 Down, priations sub-committee of the House] on stock sales—$2,000,000, and tax on| being obeyed @ marvellous speaking voice + having the necessary amount of| vestigations, which is the prime work | Ral were dead when (iremen balance in small monthly or weekly Naval Committee will begin voting | trust companies—$2,500,000. The average daily number of lodgers| voice alone would have saved Mrs lure to inspire what ane pele, She | in administering the law, was turned ause of {he blaze has not been = Monday upon the measure which car-] 4—City to have half of the tax it/in ninety-six lodging houses in Man-|Bolssevain the trouble of cultivatinis | does not | need | muon of | courwe | st partment of Charities a fous | ries the Administration's five year|pays on automobiles—$500,000, hattan was 13,344; in. thirty-onelelther brains or beauty if she had) Ven ine deformed Vulcan could not ‘ > 6—Repeal of State Aid Law for re- have loved Venus as much as Venus|PLAIN INTENT OF THE LAW ‘al building programme. Chairman . 0 : a york it for all it was wort A a p ( tt of the Committee, hopes to] Paving up-State roads—§1,300,000, houses in Brooklyn, 3,095, and in one] wished to work it fo lov ls a0 long as Ay enun loved | NULLIFIED. HONORS TO BELGIAN KING. e >| 6—Creation of a City Department of| house in the Bronx, 102 he munt-| These are bro’ i i re vr have the bill ready for the House by} 6 fa City Department of | hy Bi 102, ‘Th te | Th een Se POS lees ineuined ihe weceane cs If the Legislature had intend | April 26, Purchase, saving possibly $2,000,000 0n| cipal lodging houses were not in-| Mrs. Marian Cox, author of “Tho|PeKKoty | Inspired | the necessary | 1 SNe LAG atu Nad intent | oy teat Birthday Observed In strong efforts will be made in the |supplies. ‘i cluded in the count. There the way-|Crowds and the Veiled Woman.” | Cirrier told Httle David to tell her| tc in the D and London, Committee to increase the first year's| 7—To centralize collection of water m ; vara ca Neen ! | work in the Department of Chari. : allotment of the building programme to | revenues. farer must bathe before ho is allowed | "Studies in Worlds," and of many | that "Rarkis wan willing.” Men are| ties in the first place. LONDON, April 8.—The forty-first at Sreaancumnia and ite... ettle 8—New Plant and Structures De-|to climb into the municipal hay. The |deeply thought and richly decorated) alt Harkises,, more oF ylcam, find | “The people behind thie move birthday of King Albert of Belgium was erasers eS by » e| J y TT e Mirae f 5 bp , observed both ~ndon and Parts to as recommended by Secretary Daniele. paremant 32 es eee een have | average number of baths taken per articles for ‘The Forum and 1M Kn: |pegoty who has not beauty or ment have protested against thus A vee Pau i PAR Gon. AG, BATES Se sral Republican members have de- |)! ery ay he lodging bh a: Man. | lish reviews, in one of the lovers har ough to inspire the willing. Hifi t f uy yi ald Le je praseogs WET hale curnaag ae cee: nts | $1 omeeOe: day in th sing houses Is: Man-|irinettes inten cities, A man does| Charm enough to inapine the willing: | nullifying the work of the Child [ar which went to the Belgian Retlot 1 cnange. , #/"'>—Department of Public Welfare|hattan, 1,880; Brooklyn, 605; Bronx, 98. | not have to know how to read even, to | N°S® Of her partioular Harkis. I doubt) Welfare Board ever since the law | Fund * er to combine Health, Hospitals and Commissioner Emerson has no sug-| admire Mrs. Cox. And even an Orien-| ¢, 7 * went into effect last Jul dvapatchen | J € 6 for brains alon y man militar And many, many pretty simpletons It was not expected to amend the | had. issued st inspired mad passions George }iaw this year in the hope that the |Public observan t and George Sand women who der, bu ere thout clai > ; ler, but were without claim tol rutty recognized and stepa ‘taken to | CHICAGO, April 8K beauty, had turbulent love affairs. | rusher its proper functt re white rose petals in tex-| put many a chorus girl has been |furte i unctions, Hut, on TAMMANY TO “REORGANIZE,” | na ss peer vice Commission reg- | 8estion to make as to the wide dif-|tal potentate would forgive her excel re} e re lent brain because of her figure . ulatory expenses to be paid by State| ferences in the borough bathing |” Nothing reconciles men, by the way. || New County Chairman to Sacceed| instead of city. habits. to the fact tha tty woran has a Mass ts Pemeine) Gysete: SAVINGS FROM CONSOLIDATION head on her shoulders #0 much as the Tammany Hall will reorgant: ees Se pee eRe eines LEAVES $600,000 TO CITY, |snoutders themsetves. IF they are wel made, sugge: Ne alcohol or dangerous drugs sie Janis to- d a London report that she 11—City Chamberlain to take over | - : Nesrestly. vlalbit |the contrary, when the baad asked 1 to Basil Hallam, an Knglish next Monday night, when a meeting Barney Wills Hin F e to} ture, and are di t! H more loved than of them, It the trenches. ‘Hall vt > istrat = east side wardman for added appropriation and adm allam is a 4 J. of the County Committee will be held, fuiles oF 2 ublic Wgministrator, sav Springfield, Ma may’ tall, to an east do wardman | iy muse women realize that brains foe Gaeee RoPreDriAiOn ANG Adina. ephew of Arthur Hallam, whose = ; 5 : 311,600, . SPRINGFIELD, Mass., April &.—Thia | #bout Ic # or the fourth ¢ -leount for very little In love—still ! ie city turne inspired. ‘Tennyson's Mone {)) witiam Harmon Black, County Chatr- 12—Consolidating Commissioners of | SPRINGFIE D, Me + April This | SNE ORR Or Rat count for very ttle In love—atill| matter over to the Bureau of Stand: | nsp nyson's “In ’ Memo-| 7 man, will not be a candidate, but who| Jurors in five counties, saving $33,- | city inherits $600,000 to-day by the will |" sianey Smith said once about blues | joey Rit aaa lasture: Hale ards Absolutel Removes i Bh success him has not’ yet been | G99, of the late Everett H. Barney, 4] stockings, as they called Clever Won ee ee ee taney, am i" weil wn fact tha the | sO y r : 13--Department of Correction to| of the Barney & Berry Skate Company. {en in the Victorian era, “I care not an Bureau of Standards is opposed to pom TTT | i f the Ta y By ib, l i u , FE tive Committee alzo Tammany Wxecu- lake charge of county jails, saving| ‘The amount, which represents practi- |how blue the stocking may be pro WAauM Daneionne a in the bes | ly i i i Indigestion One package day, Phomas F. McAvoy will be re- | $54,000 r cally the entire estate, will be held as | ¥ided the petticoat be long enough to! SCOTT OF ELMSFORD WINS, [sinning of the taw. it made no recon Ow AMAA | provesit. 25cat all druggists. elected Chairman 14—Corporation Counsel to act for! . permanent fund, the interest to be |Mide ft." Hut Sidney was a clersy. | mendation whatever as to the ap j The Tammany District Committees | county officers—$38,500, inte Ras PAN man, even though the greatest wit of | pmptazer eee ys Aranriioue | r f ick were elected ‘Tuesday organ-| 15, 16, 17—Abolishing Commission. | Used to acquire land east of Court | iis ‘time, The man of to-day re-| Women, i Therefore, it was not surprising if last night. “Only two changes| ors of Records—#160,000, Square to extend tho present clvle |versen him completely, He cares not| WeateRester County ;[that the same Bureau of Standards \CASH 8? BOOKS TS egtg importance, | Marry Perry | “18—Law for excess condemnation. | centre how blue the stocking may be pro- mminy “ahaw that 1 few weeks ago, returned another | FOR succeeded Paddy Sullivan as leader! 15 Repeal Section 48 of the Tax| Mr. Barney left a sist hie only | vided it Is of silk and disclones dis. wday show that Jan Of ladtatue venort Rivining’ ine Haare oe If you (ntend to move, don't take the undesira Third Assembly District, and ' ¥ of the Third Assembly District, an writting, public service cor. | close relative, and the bequests other 4h i Kh sford, Westchester County, was re tat the re beer e | books along with you. They way | Btephen J. Ruddy succeeded William | Law permitting | pi fer cor-| than to the city totalled only a few |creetly & nent ankle ars i rm Ixnore the request of the Phone ‘or write us. We will send |, N Shannon as leader of the Twentieth, | porations to deduct their franchise | ren eo ie are Rose Cecil O'Neill, inventor of the}turned to the County Committee fron ld Welfare Board and, under the to yar pon aah tax. ee oie _ kewple, is the t y among women eleenth Distriet in suise of ‘saving money for the elty,’ levlarly wanted—1ith edition Britapnicn ) Fr al Clerks Form on. 20—Board of Aldermen to fix sal- SAY IT FAST artists, She wears her hair in a ing vote and in spite of a factional |to turn the ent work of the Child | HOMS BRON fre, 38. sohe at, N.Y WASHINGTON, April &—Five th aries of officers and Smployets; con- sayry ‘ oF ae tawny mane about a face that is ap made upon hint Welfare Hoard over to the Depart ori “ ‘ solidating departments and standard- Try this one on your piano, taken | propriately leonine. rved only to emphasize |ment of Charities. 4 Government clerks have formed #| izing wages to save $2,000,000, HaaMeah ReADUPRALE CO tila Ohedl Penrhyn Stanlaws once chose Mra Standing in his own| “Thus it is plainly evident that All Ready to Use (On Under tne ner eceeeeon | 21-—Hoard of Estimate to fix num- : e : Lewis B. Woodruff, novelist, ax th and in the County of Wes] the Bureau of Standards does not a aunt O° pty aber, ae a aeauel tO {ne junsuccess- |ber of city offices and employees, | ical Society: Tetramethyldiami: |mioxt beautiful blonde in New York,| chester. ‘the determination of the pe» | Gully appreciate. or understand ‘You will like it ‘work only eight hours daily. The union} 22—Reduce Board of Education| noletramethyldiaminsiipienylai irs. Wood Tuff s Color ie ona Ot ee eee ean eee itin| the meaning, spirit and intent of 4 pledges icself not to strike against (ne|from 46 to 9 members , | AydropAenasine, France rose. She has sapphiré|on the “vunty Commitice ts avs damag o| this law after this, There seemed | 4 erminent. 28—-One instead of two Commis- | ies eyes, small features and au expres-! be easily uverthrowa, mothing else to do then bus amend ei he Ro