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ed before. He was told that all three had excellent reputations. “Do you believe that the arrest of 4& boy for playing baseball on the street in violation of a city ordinance justifies @ magistrate to order his finger prints taken?” Mayor Mitchel was asked, 1 should say no OF BOYS BRNGS | ;MOHE NQURY / the eriminal class, Of course no exards playing ball as a real despite the fact that it is @ @ jon of an ordinance, it is not @ Mayor Scores Action of Mag.|ft#! crime, morally oF lesaily. Boys istrate Simms in Taking Ree- |. \ ord of Ball Players’ Thumbs. |! am aot going to eriti- cial until I know all e case, But 1 will fn investigation, Before tur- 1 discussing the arrest of the boys 1 the taking of their finger-prints would like to know how and why it was done,” The boy's ace Walter Sharp, seven- ° You Will Al- 1; Mayor Mitchel began an invest!- 6 gation to-day of the charge that C ways Find Those / Magistrate Charles E. Simms re Walter Sharp, sevens / « ec | teen, of 3 ‘est ne undre Difficu It-t o-Get tered the Anger-printing of three boys) i Tistiyetirst Street: John Mehrtens, because they had been found guilty | sixtoon, of No. 1887 Amsterdam Ave- , Records atLanday’s of playing ball Sunday afternoon on|nue and Ulrich Hofel, eighteen, of One Hundred and Fifty-first Street | No. 560 West One Hundred and Sixty- near Amsterdam Avenue. |first Street. a The boys were taken before the Magistrate. in the. Washington | WEDDING GUEST IN HOSPITAL Heights Police Court and fined $31 \sccm wien Fight Marked each. This was after they had plead- ed guilty of tossing the daschall| peter Wassing, twenty-three yeare from one to the other, The object Joid, a quest at a wedding party at No. of the Magistrate in ordering the! 104 Selgel Street, Willlamsburg, early finger-prints taken, it was explained, | {his morning..was found by Policeman was to learn If they had been arrest- ' You would realize why this is possible if we could only take kall Saye you on tour through our four Feativi' stores and into our supplement- ary stock room WSS Euch store ts fully equipped with of records, holding several ~ ‘he replied. “This |= Hair Often Ruined By Washing With Soap Soap should be used very carefully, if ‘ou want to keep your hair looking its st. Most soaps and and suffering from internal injuries, was taken to the Eastern District Hos- pital Wassing got into an altercation with nome of the recovery. uests, but refused to way who his assailants were. He knew one man who hit him and would |) “attend to hie case” when he Dr, Rabiner of the hospital said there was some doubt of the Injured man's epated sham- Ir poos contain too ein alkali. dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it, ‘The best thing for steady tse is just ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (which in pure and greaseless), and is better than the most expensive soap or any- thing else you can use, One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. moisten the hair with water and rub iN in, It makes an abundance creamy lather, which removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. ‘The hair dries quickly and evenly, and i soft, and the hair fi the scalj silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and manage. sald he| |r ‘ot well Simply This Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, Bought in London by Our Commissioner —Nearly Fine Antique Oriental Rugs’ Last to Come from the Orient Since the war, London is more than ever the rug market of the 300 You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at |) any pharmacy, it’s very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the foot of the staira with a fractured akull|family for months.—Advt. ‘ “Broadway at Ninth, New York 309 rugs in all; more than 90 per cent. of them genuine antiques— W different selec- talogue). Multiply and add to it our large ‘ t our Headquarters, vid you will get @ fair tdea of the large number of records we carry uly is our stock large, but it We cater to music lov: tes, Whether it ts successes, al comedy eratic music or baud or orchestral 38th Street pcemcencen ence. y for that record you can't 563 SthAve UNNNNWWAS OPEN EVENINGS AT 23 W. 42nd ST. G PCC Ee ees Ceres) So HOC “BAUMANN & BRO At 84ST A SAVE. Our Liberal Credit » Open Saturdays Lat 10 P. We Close fyenings ai x 6 o' Cock, 4 |seamiess Velvet Rugs, 9 x 12 aes | DINING (Hl | A collection of short lengths of Tapestries,Dam- asks, Brocades and Velvets; 21 to some a yard, others 2 34 yards. Enough to cur- tain a single window; to make a door curtain; up- holster an arm chair or Cee Cee Ce het ni ty ROS : cover a cushion A ber are f choicest Euro- fabrics, now unpro- sample pea curable. Damasks — len one to three ys merly $5.00, A yd..$1.25, Brocades—lengt 1s from 0, $2.00 from 1 } Formerly , $12.50, FI7.50. Se RT rr teen ee re anc en ee en GOODS DELIVERED (NY WHE 219, 221, 223. 225, 227 164, 166, 163 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKIYN Cor. Wyckoff St. No Deposit. - 50¢ Weekly $125 Worth of Furniture on $20 Worth of Clothing No Deposit — $1 Weekly Wardrobes Buffets Silk Velvets $17.50, 3 $12.50, A vant $3.15, $4.35 Tapestries for ing—lengths 5) and $5.50 A yard 90c, $1.25 and $1.90 Many other shortlengths of desirable fabrics at ly usual prices and less Linens, Cretonnes, nd Taffetas Than al Prices for Sum- ete, i} | ' $2.50, $3.15 and $4.35 | | ' | i} i} ' | | ' | | ' | { ' ] —_ Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Furs, Wearing Apparel, Rugs and Draperies STORED IN DRY COLD AIR Insured against loss by fire, moth and theft. Plant on the premises. 427 5thAve pene eene: COR AGH ST — BET 38839 SIS 23WA2ndSt 27 W 34th St BeUSSUMES BET 5&6 AVES The “Indestructo” A TRUNK OF FEATURES All the most desirable features of the various designs of this celebrated Trunk are combined in one Model, expressly for Lord & Taylor. 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