The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1917, Page 10

oe eee serge IT Vietatime cn tonnes, ™ rs Meirt ADVERGE TO CITY opateh ware ‘ Craver mene at , ne hae been particular finite tor the pe fut trom the time hie family, a represented by W. Bayard Cut- ting. hie brother, obtained @ ppy- (Cominued from Wire Vea ment of UME out gy Cy ‘i of New York in Marei for ae etre of water Fr, on Tih and Wh Btreet, a raiding the Civil Bervice? “The Morgan frre 1 the Kote Loeb Gem are large contributors to the Bureag of Municipal Meseareh TAA the bureau fall to check arabe because Charlies Ht PrM@ident of the Title Guarant | Trust Company, and other title com the Hockefallée control of tributors will show wey the Bureau New ae fee TAME TELLS. VLAN cH M TO “owrnurom U, $. FUEL CONTROLLER Also Internally for A lcloned apecifications on wood block paving tn Horough of Manhatte of the bo: Fuel Admintetrator at ¥ te considering asking all Pu throughout Chairman Str 4 “ the list of submitted to the Walsh Industrivi any ena | ah two years ago, contributed ; ‘i $128,000; Frank A. Vanderlip, head of | Members of the Commission are will) the Rockefeller National City Hank; |'o co-eperate in every way with & . PO M who obtained « ,, $50,000 fee under he dual sub-|comfort of the public Dewey's Pure American Wines | Wey” contract out of tho ity |" Yeatartay « Nothing will afford more eatiafac- treagury after O. K miasion held a hearin tor and pleasure than s vottie ef ||ough mortgage; the Title Guaranter is on the B. Bt Company, which is a b Baker in the Steel Trust, Harvester seek tbe SHAN AGNE, flary' and other large properties; Al- iT SA\ Milbank, and counsel |!" for the Borden Milk apany; Ge twas rinde clear SPARKLING, ‘BURGUNDY F. Baker, George B. Cortelyo' by the company that Every, homt — at quests. Try DE rence that you Wakes eittts || “These and many ot . y others are con-| ot tw « Wendie pit | tr tors to the bureau. They lave|tng peak hours m different: mether large business dealings with tne |e ee ean ie rer method H. t DEWEY & SONS CO. | ohty and all of them were repudiated : : a view Established 1657. | at the last election, The people have ing coal given their answer both with regard| "The Commission } — - Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Women’s and Misses’ SATIN EVENING SLIPPERS Also of Cloth of Gold or Silver 6.50 ! Hand-Sewed Evening Slippers New Model, same quality, same price as last season ESE evening slippers are of superior quality satin, in the fashions le evening shades, also slippers of imported cloth of silver or eae that harmonize with any costume. ; The smart new styles conform to fashion’s exacting decrees, yet with the subtle quality of individuality due to the long slender vamps, shapely high arches and Louis XVI heels, Evening Slipper Shop—Third Floor OPPENHEIM, GLLINS &G Fulton Street, Brooklyn Will Close Out Wednesday 290 One Piece Serge Dresses For Women and Misses Smartly Fashioned and Trimmed The Values Are Bicecanak © 12.75 “No damrenal No C. 0. D. No Credits en eee THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Sr ans. SPAMS. VLAN WALL AGT) oh 46 CUTTINGS ACTIVITIES people's repudim neton pany and realty ates and di. tor ec) the! * through the Muntetpal hh frectors are contributors ¢ gearch Wurenu and ORy ORReP 6 bureau? A glance ut the list of come fe) far an pi am concerned.” Bowel Complaints | accarich, who mus rerpouninie or ne| PLANS LESS HEAT IN GARS According + letter written veste under which Mr, Child# te enabled to | day (9 Mayor-stect Hylan by Chateny make vart profits out of the vit { tiw Public Berytee Commit ordera reducing heat learn thin personally while on @ visit to the capital He adde that he and tie othe Francis Lynde Stetson, counsel for | National Government in a patriotic BY USING F| use without affecting the health and Public Service Com-! application for « auapenaion of the or- | the Realty Associates, | ter fixing a minimum of 40 degrees * are ofMficors and di-|for the cars. Mr. Hylan had been | the “Realty Assoc! Invited by Chairman Straus to be pres- | . 'W. Perkins, who ts a business | ont, put did not appear because the! 7 of Rockefeller, Morgan nd | invitation did not reach him in time. iss Abby Putnam Morrison, who! is the f Chatrman Straus's letter in part fol- 1% the first woman to enlist in the Divisions » to-day’ehearing trician, First Claw She is a mem- here {a no intent ber of the wireles STERILIZED ‘GRAPE JUICE ident of the Consolidated Gas Com-|to less) the required standard of he wang in the Cars, as prescribed in the orde: ‘ita aa ston, but tO adopt during adjourned the 138 Fulton St.,81 Nassew St. N.¥.C.[\ {5 the continuation of Rockef.sler | hearing until two weeks from to-mor- Cortlandt 800) government in New York and the|row at 2%) o'clock, with the suggestion 1917, First Navy Woman Electrician ‘SCORES OF ALIEN WOMEN y Hager to Remove Fr Themselves and Hu Barred Zone Ot Further indice fromen are dain were observed («0 Bureau of Oftitoate ave notice crease ia the numbe for eitisenanip by i" the passage of the Muffram ment on Nov 6 and 6 of the Matred Zone Lawes law, Lam not | make @ woman take her husband wher and her family are pielan.’* Many marri¢ classed ae alle olinquent thelr elbows w BOWIE ENTRIES. The Krening W BOWIE RA‘ 20.—The entr to-morrow's ire an (ollowr ne v it \" toa! Wack | yeward : tx and director. this class are detailed | ;. the Marcont Radio to the Young Men's Association, in East 86th mner Owen. Street, New York City United States Navy as an “Elec-|to Hunte: H 6 class for women, Christ at of which Mra, Herber! that the counsel for the Commision and | about 70,00, including several life tn-|! of the company should confer with a view surance policies, stocks and bonds and! ¥ ie ©" of presenting to the Commission on, cash. Feder clals remarked to-day, | Good word Wednesday next the proposed plan by | however, that even if the aavets should Weiner 1 . which such saving of coal may be made | keep on growing there would be fees for van y « involved tn the Ubon RACKE—Calming # to by was without disgomforting the public; and should such plan be acceptable, the Commission would permit th {to put such plan én expert tlee pending the resump hearing I thiol 70H will agree with 1 anailtie! vn | tha @ provision can be made by which « large amount of coal can be, FUNERAL OF W. E. BIRD. | tisye,"ito ie iif saved by any practical plan, without ie detriment to the travelling public, this Services To-Morrow for Bi jee be et | Man Whore Rt Was —— | Remarkable. | “DWIGGIN '§ B R The funeral of Walter Eugeno Bird, Ss UIBE E TY BOND whose remarkable rise in the business world exelted bebe wonder of John Wana- SHORTAGE MAY BE $150,000 s.2us."stuci'souanees Savona, others, will be held tas morrow evening Bird home, No. 14 West 12st Mr, Bird died yesterday after a ts before United States ‘Comminsioner Hitchcock to-day for n hearing on the charge of using the 8 to defraud. ‘Thia proceeding went over for u week with me ness |" can now enjoy wearing Lane Bryant Maternity Apparel Assets of $70,000 Turned Over and Lawyer Believes Buyers May : or thirty-elaht yea: Get Their Money. his business | the firm of © the whole of his service to ‘urther examination of Elmer Dwig- ‘ ina in bankruptcy proceedings to-day Tle started there as a boy of alx- | brought out that t¢ tent of the| tren, eng hin first week's pay was his} former insurance broker's dullar-a-week ait 200 prize Liberty Loan Bond shortage may be York World for the best more than $150,000 Instead of the $73,000 : vess obtained through a d disappearance. Dwig- | World want a [reported atter his dls Ree taslal to The story of Mr, Bird's success,’ iy poste, sald John Wanamak ‘ia espectally in. spectors at Montgomery, Ala, and | teresting for the fact that It developed brought back to thie ctty charged with | from a very humble beginning.” 5 ite and two sons, | using the mails to defraud, was for-| | Mr. Bird leaves a wife and two sons, merly the New York tof the Bank- | O78 of United nthe military servic ers’ Life Insurance Company of wed Moines, 18, TOO LARGE FOR OVE BITE. | 8. 8, Darby, attorney for Dwigkins tn | ices ike Kwon Glee: souenal the bankruptcy matter, believes his) “America upsets all traditions. Some} Jelient can produce enough asseta to| philosopher sald long that it In ‘bnable the bond buyers to recover all | o bites of a their money. ene | It Je understood tha! Dwiggins has al-| “fut he evidently hadn't seen our |ready turned in as ria cherries.” themselves ation and additional expense. | ts amounting to 'Call CHe @|| 125TH STREET, WEST EXTRAORDINARY SALE 105 Handsome Party Frocks Fifteen of the latest models, absolutely new and fresh $17.50 Regular prices $25.00, $30.00 & $35.00 Dainty bodice with short tulle sleeves, wide girdles, draped bustle-back skirts. Trimmings of tinsel, French Delightful new evening flowers Pee iyi lace. shades. For women and misses: H. C. F. KOCH & CO., Inc., 125th Street, West Made of crepe meteor, satin and plain anbrotices chiffon taffeta. TRACK, Ma. N even of the most limited means at Very Low Prices in their Lower Store Specials for This Week Dresses, 2.25 up Coats, 13.95 up Suits, | 14.85 up Skirts, 1.95 up Waists; 1.25 up Negligees, .95 up Up to the minute in style—adjust equired without alter- when figure is again normal, Therefore are NO’ an mnie celles [a 4.95 Will Do Her Bit in War Service —_ WPPLY FOR CITIZENSHIP ‘Alien women of at aa piled for naturatina j that many of them married to men ' paper wen br « wmnmittes af CT operatars and ine wet ~ ee or vemten® More ActionMoreS our pay envelope mrows as your " ike busine world grows | In brain work or foot work more activ brings more salary And in either one th | DR. A. REED CUSITION SHOR i bi | Comfort through the day is necessary to | zood work of any kind, The felt and cork | ushion, ensing each step, lets your feet | | give their best service, You'll notlee th | difference after an hour ear Dit Reed CUSHION SHOES. i Made’ APSMITH SHOE CO. JOHN EBBERTS SHOE CO. 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