The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 19

RENT: TROUBLES GUT | '"!" * REGISTRATION IN QUEENS —— \ Syowded Sixth District Actually Shows Falling Off From Last Year, The officiad canva m five of the six dis nerease. over last year, but in the Sixth, which includes thethickly settled Ridge- wood, KEvergreey and Maspeth sections, (here was a decrease.. This is blamed on repuing conditions in that part of the city. Henry W. sha Chief of the Flee- von Bureau, sa o-day: “A Municipal here during the! registration said that on that day nb had considered seventy-six dispossese tases in the Ridgewood Court, and hat the calendar for th® next day in- a that none of le the muni- ‘women voters this year make One-third of the- registration, over last year when only wore women. red m rw of the MEMORIAL TO J. M. CARRERE. Stractare Is Wretiea at Riverside | Drive and PSth Street. Jay are more A momortal honoring John M. Carrere, | architect of this city, who died as a result of a taxicab accideht in 1911, was | unveiled by B. W. Morris and Donn Barber at Riverside Drive and ‘Sth Street, in the presence of 40 persons yesterday afternoon, | The memorial, which takes the form of | alt of the eity ncis A. Gallatin, Commissioner of rr ‘as born in Rio de Ja- Im IRSA Ho designed the i ge s\brary Bullding and ny churches, hotels and yubite butldinge throughout ‘the country. | MRS. KERNOCHAN’S ESTATE. | | “he Left $093,436, According to Appraisal, | ‘The eatate left by Mra. Catherine Lor- | lard Kernochan, daughter of Pierre Lorillard and widow of James P. Ker- yochan, amounted to $693,438, aecording to an appraisal filed yegterday in the Surrogatels office ‘by Charles Sweeney, nthe offlec of the Deputy | State Comptroller. | ng the assets are the howse, No. , val t $190,000, and ‘The great- ‘an ‘sfve $1,000 (as TRIBUTE TO APPE TO APPELBAUM, Vetedép of Levance Me tor Give Him Fare ny easoptatos and m has resigned from the hospital and| rivate practice, 163d Street. | de he has car- i n_ yesterday: man: d about Dr. Appell sentod with handsom MICHIGAN FURNITURE for Every Roots i in Your Home.|) Easy Terms. Big Values. riety to choore Pla. variety te cho AT Estes, b “ le Massive frame: finely fin- 9: sh Special for = 4 DW. 4 Roo Sf4g% | 779] Sig" One Mondey ond Aatnrday Evenings, ea which “is taking thE WENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919. oie — + eo) oe? / <<: << <=. Seas 6 Guar © mEEPISEE==> ome ee SS Store Open 9 to 5:30— Open All Day awe a4 “ALL THE WORLD LOVES A WESTERNER!” The enthusiasm, the mius, the generosity, the whole-hearted good nature of the West. are embodied in the new York by storm. ie 9 m4 wit, h H AS LOW AS $5 A MONTH Brunswick terms are as liberal as Brunswick culture. resonant tone of this “Phonograph from the West. graphs—$100, $125, $175, $200, $260 and up to $1,000. some of the designs. You know there is a scarcity of phonographs on the market. But considering how fast phonographs have sold on our own previous sales, patrons are advised to avoid disappoint- demands. ment by ordering early. A TC (HTHTTEATUCTI TANTO aaa TTT TTT AT IUCN CCI nT Hl e NOTIN TUTTI TOUTMDTATVOOUOVTTOUUSTUNTOOUTERUOAUTOTOURLUULUUUDPUTOODOVTCTOOVOOOTONVOTOCATTOUTOTNORDUUOOODROUAOAKTIUNDYL 1 ‘ For Other Gimbel News \ See Pages 18 & bel Bro Nve) Dron New York always admired Western men—and some of the great New Yorkers of today are really Westerners in disguise and at heart. But here is*a musical instrument, a beautiful work of art, a thin of wood, steel and silver, yet endowed with a soul, embodying in every fibre of its material being the liberality of Western culturé and Wester ingenuity. THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WITH THE WESTERN SPIRIT CUT ek PRODUCT of THE MASTER el ne contami bed exhaust a language in destihins telah ah eb you wouldn't understand until you heard the Brunswick with your own cars and saw it with your own eyes. And 20 description gives way to invitation. Come to Gimbels and enjoy listening to the Brunswick without expense or obligation. DUTT RE CALS Gh One may own a Brunswick by means as sweetly pleesing as the Prices for the Brunswick are no more than the prices of other hig pre Phono- Terms in proportion running down to as low as $5 a month on We believe we have enough Brunswicks to meet reasonable Phonograph Salons Open Evenings Till 9 o’Clock SEND THIS COUPON FOR FACTS There is a detailed story about the Brunswick, beautifully illustrated, which hardly does it full justice, yet is attractive enough to deserve attention. If you are interested in more news about what the great West has done for the dissemination and per- etuation of the best music write 28 free copies using this coupon, Havken nei tanvsdnriitnn UO TATTOO eo a 9 i | ee —— © =< ©. ae - ©. cE ©. <comm- Address GIMBEL BROTHERS 73 MUSIC SALONS--EIGHTH FLOOR. |" NEW YORK CITY eS A a aE a a eR el ena a Sa alae SS oe cd on ne ee pep eg nne sete orang eee map ennr tte - - . a | | | | | CABINETMAKERS of AMERICA lll : i I | I | | | | | inhi AANA LAD nn} A MTT MT gg vingguytusvveandetdningidgqutaiidmANsAiNage Ua ieniAdAUA ict ini