The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1919, Page 6

3- Jewell ) $2.9 1D WATCHES wilt, to doa fom rac «| % live without borrowing from every Sher Ye YT > “INNEW YORK CITY NOT A HAPPY ONE wen Underpaid and Overworked, Writes Disgusted Cop, Who Needs Bigger Salary. por an i To the Rutter ef The Evening World y Would you kindly puplisn the foi- lowing letter? 1am a patrolman 6 ployed by the City of New York, o1 of New York's poorest paid em- | Ployees; am wondering what Is to be- come of my family if Mayor Mylan and Commissioner Enright do not in- tend to take some action and give the men @ salary that will permit them one they know. In a recent morning: Rewepaper the Commissioner was Quoted as being in favor of an ad- | vance for all grades of the depart. Ment except the patrolmen. If he Was quoted correctly, I think he is unfair, for the reason that Sergeants and patrolmen are the only ones in The food strike of ninety-five nurves| rr of the Kings County Hospital against fi H sptie intimation the dintng-room of that institntion, shat C rs may be dratte tered last night when the dining Bons served 4 chicken dinner whit _— the department who have to spehd any great amount of money. for unl- forms. They are coipelied to be unt- formed properly at ail times, regard- less of the wuather, whereas uni- forma worn by Licutenanis and Cap- tains last them for years, as they are seldom called upon to wear a dress th on reserve for eight hours, off four miore and on eight. On this da LA of the men usel: Patrolmen’s Benevo- Page tr have called moet- chy a ‘great number 6 ‘ ings” Deén postponed — fro time to time, [It Ks Ike “a Yn the woodpile.” When this association mentions $1,800 per. ‘} year they are, not ex: ing “the: J Teyana after I had aS Yep eee, wishes of the patrolmen, as men, without exception, feel pag should get at the very 000, For what th nough. t | month my rent was raised $3, ‘oe as I am unable to find other quarters 1 must put up with it. I went on my vacation the 1st of paid my rent dues and other necessities I found myself with $6 t6 spend on my family. Did not Sy to Baratoga on that! ‘When I pay my money, borrowed from a loun company, one would think it was police and fre bad rs from the number of iniformed ‘men there for the. same urpose as myself. 4 ‘Youre respectfully, . A PATROLMAN, GUILTY OF BOND THEFT. Harry J. Witham of No. 127 West 127th Btreet, the young messenger who stole 145,000 worth of bonds his em- ployers, Simmons & Sta Nassau Street, and was arros Saturday at Saranac Lake posing as a million aire’s son, pleaded guilty when arraigned before Judge Wadhams in the Court of General Sessions to-day. He will be sentenced on Sept. 4. This was young Wilham's second plea of ay of grand larceny in the Court Rosette adaad i dey Mant falone that he had stolen $36,000 worth of w= | gurities from a brokerage firm by which he was employed as 4 messenger and fod to Los Ai les, where he was cap. tured. Judge Malone suspended sentence on that occasion, i) See at (andy Places 6 REFRESHING Bier, Savery cantina e-pleasin, mou! melting, eatiafving. € ! ° & mile away in res- CHICKEN DINNER BREAKS | see iter Nowe BROOKLYN NUASES’ STRIKE sie a ban Sorcae wany “Thera will be no complaint,” one 01 : | the siurser anid to-day, “so long a# we 4 t te came back from thelare properly fed. They say that in the ‘ os Pi | om to report that they had|past we have been served with eases Ninety-Five Rush for Breakfast!» Room When Scouts Make — [sting oft ice these, But Favorable Report, in : change has willing to le “tt is not “Ceod!’ Coffe he intimation Good" Coffer ti The report beihe confirmed by an »lother relay of scouts, everybody flockes re not afraid.” face tq fave with @ breakfast con- | we have, but there are exe and ess. It took a brave spirit to open same of 1 @ have nothing to say except Paul BERNARD 22 East 34th St. MeOTMANS ALTMAN'S A Dress Sale Of Supreme Importance About 2500 ‘bright new dresses, present day and early Fall models, beautifully designed in the favored materials. To. 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