The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1919, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, TU ESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1919. ‘Sammer Store Hours: 9:00 te 5:30; Saturday, 9:60 te 6: HYLAN THREATENS _ TO VETO BUDGET IF . 119 West 24th St., Near 6th Ave. wrerye Neb. 0: Bin, Guantition ure limited, lve and cole nasert: “Seo What You ments are not always complete; some are past season's styles, but everything sold here is a big bargain, Come You Save” Baréains Extraordinary! Coat Ba Direct from the Big Mall Order House A truly wonderful sale! The assortment, handsomeness of the models, beauty of the and amazingly low prices making bargains impossible to duplicate outside this fabrics were thoroughly shrunken and passed the chemists’ test for color, qual- and durability; the making thorough, for every stitch was taken under the National's supervision. Many other styles that are not featured here, } (Continued From First Page.) | —mneenoene | win materially increase the cost of living to them. ||. “Federal extravagance, State ex- | travagance and City extravaganco, | If pertnitted to go unchecked wili bring about a condition of unrest | which will seriously impair ard | Shake the confidence of the people in our form of government. The greater the Governmental extravagance the greater the opportunity for the finin- clal rings to continue their hold upon the affairs of Government dy dictat- ing to public officials the policy of Government, “The Chairman of the Finance and Budget Committee should reconvene his committee without delay, and should eliminate from the budget ‘ery expenditure that is nota neces- j sity. I shaff ask the heads of de- partments directly under me to give the Chairman of the Committee every possible co-operation in revising the budget and I am sure that the Borough President will do likewise. Unless this is done I will not vote for its approval.” EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ASKS BIGGEST INCREASE. Among the largest indreases are the Départment of Education, requests $87,051,061, or $41 more than last year. The n amount asked for includes $26,388,496 for new sites and buildings, $2,- $8816 for the redemption of tax notes and the remainder for tuition in the elementary and higher schools. ‘The Police Department ig allowed $4,691,487 over 1919, and the Fire De- partment $2,470,333. Public Chari- tles has been raised $1,703,712. The Street Cleaning Department is grant- ed an increase of $2,303,112, and the Department of Water Supply an in- Crease of $641,982. The largest item in the budget, nearly 2% per cent. of the entire amount, is set aside for “debt ser- vice,” which is for payment of inter- est and redemptin of bonds. This totals $74,811,538, and is $3,120,399 less than last year, For direct State taxes the Albany Government has levied on New York City for $8,539,156, an increase of $ 526 over last year. Payment to private charitable in- stitutions are to be $1,199,587 over last year, 50 Styles, in G@—Juniors’ Velour Coat, with new rippling back. . 98.97 H— plait trimmed pin- tucks, stitching and self. color but- with je collar of natural - color York’s tees of Values $21.97 This to 0 sale ot over There. are over —>——_——— COL. HOUSE IMPROVES, at Bea = Few Days Get Rest. emgent in th ” ing-at his home, No. 9.97 newest shades. bric collar; half lined. u East 634 Street. n is yery much improved after spending three-quarters of an hour at the house, “Probably no fur- ther bulletins will be needed. The Colonel is not in any danger at present, but he will remain in bed for a few days to rest.” It was said that X-ray photographs probably would be taken when the pa- tent has regained his strength. He received many flowers and sympathetic messages to-day, LOSES VALUABLE PAPERS. Collecto: Internal Reven: wards Advertises in . Collector of Internal Revenue Ed- ‘wards, has lost a brief case containing Velveteen Plush; soft, lustrous texture. $12.97 popular Velour Cloth; plush inlaid collar, $12.97 3 mew ripple-back Coat of Velour Cloth. 2.97 | T—Wool-mixed with deep collar, Coat of Wool Velour........ tes FSA tes Velveteen Plush; sateen lining nn Silk Waist Bargains 15 handsome models of Silk Georgette Crepe. Finished with embroidery (much of it handwork) with rere eons work, with tucks, plaits, hemstitching and odd lit touches of individuality. Match them if you can! Q—Stout Women's Coat of Velour Clot! $—Black Velveteen Plush; fur fabric valuable personal papers, He thinks he left it in @ polling booth in 6th Street, Juat west of Broadway, where he regis- tered Saturday from the Hotel Marie Antoinette. He advertised his loss Sunday, but has heard nothing of the missing docu- ments, ——— FOR LIEUTENANT GENERALS. Senate Bill Would Promote March, Liggett and Bullard. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Appoint- ment of Gen, March, Chief of Staff, and Major Generals Hunter Liggett and Robert* lL. Bullard to the permanent rank of Lieutenant General in recogni- tlon of their services during the war would be authorized under a bill intro- duced to-day by Chairman Wadsworth, of the Ben itary Committee. INARY SPECIALS Men's Cotton Speke with stay un- Dentistry That Lasts TEETH PLATES Theee Are on Sale from B te 1 e'Cleck Only, © The permanency, strength, beaut; comfort of the Waterbury Bridge are unexcelled. training. It gives LYSS ultimately done by dentists lacking experience, Why pay extravagant prices? The WATERBURY Way) night with a NEW cayed tee! placed without plates, OUR OWN ANAESTHETIC to the gums to relieve PAIN from \tractions or surgery, jit Indicated or desired, WATERBURY Dentat Company Incorporated Established 1697 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn H Wounas ® BR a | sot that fits. ‘Watat with roun | NOT RADIAL CT yen Work ‘This intricate work is done here by dentists with special Come here in the morning, have your old teeth extracted and return ome. at e- saved—missing teeth re-|{f applied ex: Gas administered | They had debated the matter ten min- utes when the door opened and two short, stocky, swarthy, black-eyed strangers stepped in, Bech carried a gun. One said “Throw up your hams!” and Knapp and Smithloss obeyed. While one of the visitors stood guard PASSPORT FLAW KEEPS INCOME TAX TO YIELD GROCERY PARTNERS HELD UP BRITISH GREW ON SHIP) $50,000,000, SAYS SMITH) AND ROBBED AT CONEY | Here to Take Over Old German Governor Tells Uptown Club Re-|Early Morming Visitors Interrupt he: jcooped: Liner Cleveland, but Can’t Land ‘trenchment in Cost of Gov- Men as They Are Counting tad gout on te deaiat without Until Washington Acts, ernment Is Imperative. Day's Receipts, potleing, the Canadian coins. Then —— Carrier Pigeon Arrives From Ocean | The White Star liner Beigic, which arrived to-day from Liverpool, brought 163 officers and men, under the com- mand of Capt. G. EB. Butl sent out by the Peninsula & Oriental ; Navigation Company to take over the old Hamburg-American liner Cleveland, now known as the transport Mobile. Because Capt. Butler and his men neglected to have their transports vised by the American consul at Liverpool, they are being detained on board the Belgic until permission can be obtained Litman Knapp and Benjamin Smith- loss, partners in the neighborhood gro- cery at No. 3023 Mermaid Aven Coney Island, were counting up yester- day's receipts shortly before 1 o'clock this morning, when amidat the seventy- something dollars there appeared three Canadian coins, ‘Neither Knapp nor Smithioss could remember accepting the little strangers Uptown Club at No. 11 Hast 45th Street with a luncheon to-day. Law- rence Elliman presided, and about 200 were present. “Retrenchment in the cost of op- erating the State Government is an imperative need,” said the Governor “The income tax which will be col- lected next spring will bring in be- tween $60,000,000 and $55,000,000,000. In this State there are 187 commis- sions or like bodies. I hope to re- duce this number to twelve big com- missions. “In Gov. Hill's administration it cost $12,000,000 a year to run the te. Now it costs $95,000,000 and the sam: . An exhausted cai pigeon, flying from the ocean, alighted on the lawn of the Grow Club, in the Wave Crest sec- tion of Far Rockaway, yesterday after- noon, and made no attempt to escape. It was picked up. A silver band around ite leg was marked, “A U 18 © 6752 8 19236," ‘The owner of the bird ts sought. from the State Department for them to land. Another passenger on the Belgic was Captain Albert Hamilton Summers, who took the White Star liner Georgie out of this port in December, 1914, and was captured when two-thirds of the way For Instance: “ Bed Room 8! we ernment as across by the German raider Moowe. pallid bese teers sie be Capt. Summ nd hi o pine onboard {ibs Yerrowdais"the| SCHOOLBOY STRIKE ENDS. Fur nit os we he pt distdir ; taken Me Re: whine thay tose hep Walkout im Jersey Complete Vic- ——= have the largest stock of bed- jWntil December, 1918. Capt. Summers comes to comm the White Star Mner Canopic, due here to-morrow from Boston, and will relieve Capt. Frank j Berry. who goes to England on a leave tory for All Concerned. The strike of the Summit (N. J.) High School boys ended this morning in @ complete victory for everybody concerned. The boys got wi of absen struck for, which was a holid: the school authorities were }point with pride this morning to the fact that the strikers were hard at work TRAINMEN’S HEAD ASSAILS | Fs'nase'srner werw nar at work UNAUTHORIZED STRIKES | isoni"hearont"tna Setarmtaag th binomial theorem, and determining the specific gravity of the abl absolute, Fifty of them struck yesterday, and they are going to pay the full penalty of the crime, Supt. 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