The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1919, Page 9

Sisscnis = " o os ~ THE EVENING w RLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1919, city. “this GIRL COLLAPSES IN STREET | St" vere‘to'sie"7 sant to oir she |Fobiar'in'the wont perme Oot ‘cain - Ite om Now York City | pense ot of New. Yor au ok a THs a WL tl a DECISION ON PORT aoa Han as en po a | eer ana eee Ton sco Sloe wa tian ada ey Ah sobbed on the way to Hellevuc ¢ Estimate by the bi-| wdvant —— New York AFTER TAKING POISON |: She refused to anawer que ly address sho would U, 8. MARINE MARINE CORPS” |"Steense oe [GREATEST SHIP READY SOON. | ag sas take Park Avenue, Chicago, |e etndiieh't tho Bone Y PI} {| Corporation Counsel Burr opposed ge, Dixie L. Blane, Actress, Says Noth-| te girt was dressed in a dark suit pk Month Required to Repair Dai : jthe plan on the ground that as pro-| WacitNGTon se raeaaeh Sine of Rood material, « nobby spring straw | in Fall and Airman Fears Some posed the Port Authority wouid have | sup ing Except That She Wants to [hat and. black ties. One Will Make Flight |too much power. He wants the plan | sri Die. condition ia serious, MVPs say her CAS i Oo R 1A Itself adopted before the matter of | » Dixie Le Blane, nineteen, actress, Providing “@ commission to ut It pre red-haired and Fritee He Postponed, For Infants and Children apsed in i © operation is passed upon. Mayor Itytan and Comptrolier Craig have} xpreased themselves as opposed to|" Burr Opposes sie Pin as Giving | fe wholn scheme, claiming the be- \lief that New Jersey is to be bene-| Too Much Authority to | tite largely at the expense of Now | —$————— ‘ baal i York City Commission. Gov. Walter E. Bdge of New Jer- | Piatt sey sent a communication to the en 'g 00 ase voard, saying in effect that if the} | The proposed treaty between New | two States could not agree on a com , ersey for a common |Prenensive plan, New Jersey would | oor ct were, vereay, .0e © Sulla ” | undertake alone to improve its side or @ ee authority over the improvement of |of the port Julius Henry Cohen, counsel for the Ernest Fritse, owner of a string of ot to-day. Py un Meramble | taxis at Tuckahoe, who, according to |i Use For Over 30 Years’ f the 47th St on picked her up| the police, has admitted responsibility | Always bears aml called for an am ce. In her|for the death of Mra. Plorenes Coyne’ the snd Was clutched @ bottle containing in an automobile last Sunday morning, Bignature of Lord & Taylor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street facilities of the Port of New York 1s | nj.state Commission, recited the his- | the subject of a hearing held to-day | tory of the development 80 far as it has gone, and asserted, as a ma point, that if the two States do nm combine in the improvement of t t Now Jersey, with nearly all Sprinkle one or two Allen's Foot+Easo a sin the Foot Bath and soak and ret. It takes the sting out of 1 Bunions and smarting, aching feet. ‘Then for lasting comfort, shake nilroads from the South and West | Allen's FooteEaso into your shoes, It vides for a commis- | terminating on its shores, will doubt. | takes tho friction from the shoe, reste before the Board of Estimate and | yportionment at Ci en ibd Whatcah acveniet. By at ie Apportionmen ty Hall. The inacquainted with the intricate con treaty as presented by a bi-State Commission “American Soldiers who fought in this war have made the people of the United States their debtors forever.’’—kx-President Taft. sion of six members to be knowh ag |less proceed alone event Now | Ue, feet And takes walking w deligit | 6 Bo a hoes of jo declared that in such event New | Aj o¢ savtien idsd te ¢ ' salt. ; | the Port Authority, three of them t0 | sersey would be Hkely to obtain | pny wee for dancing parties and to | In part payment of our debt we offer all vacancies in our establishment be selected by each State, two of ruling giving it a separate freiwht | PFeak in pew shocs, Aji dealers soll ity fj Jeahwewed eatdta gail { those from New York State to be zone, permiting It to escape the ex- —Advt. | irst to discharged soldiers and sailors through the . | i United States Employment Service and Cooperating Agencies tT t | Stern Brothers | Spend a few cents! Dandruff . 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In the effort to find Lceicp ed for hon with applique motifs; double in few inoments ‘as not the well-known ||} members of the Division who are not returning to their former places, collar and cuffs repeat the tone > but contained a warm|]| . : : harmonies. It, you: cate. for leary \haie-ithat |sweater: Inside. the eweater ace pine | We are co-operating with the United States Geni BI $8.75 glistens with t hdl de Padlant | nod dust: Above thé haart wan & ewes ; j - Jeorgette Blouses, $8. with life has an incomparable soft-|note, We have Johnny's word that | {| Employment Service and Co-operating Agencies A “frill” model in bisque and ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try vith jab: +Danderine ‘f [rity was sweet." The note was of aj }) e ; 5s, = ? | blue with pleated collar, jabot he upplication doubles the [Cheering nature. It spoke of the do- A Special Bureau for Men of the 27th has been opened at the 7h Regiment and cuffs. aay ar aveee nae eked haa ot Manhattan during Christmas} |} Armory, Park Avenue and 66th Street. Telephone, Plaza 1362. Georgette Blouses, $6.95 dandruf; sou cannot have nice, | Johnny deciphered the name signed a In navy and grey with blue heavy, healihy hair if you have dan draff. ‘This destructive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, its strength tter and decided tha: 34 Violet a cers »dman of No, 4 | and its \ery life, and if not over-| : Demopdel ral | | come it produces a feverishness and |!! lass. He acknowledged the Ham no dete 'he Mae ia, ms Set nase ns come | | Specially Arranged Sale Thursday, Women’s and other striking color con- trasts. A model illustrated at the right, jet bead and silk em- droidered. 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