The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1920, Page 8

@re 40 over-capitalized that Cannot pay their way and are the public to contribute a swb- fares. ‘Nobody will venture to assert that ‘Whe Fhipping Boant could operate at | Sprott when it has squambered half fevestment and fs now paying than twice om much per ton for gonstruction as private yards paying. Experts have fcured the minimum amount of sub- that would be required fur the ion of a merchant marine along Mines mapped out by the Shipping apd the Emergency Fleet Cor- in competition with ships Jbwitt and owned by private capital TerouM be £200,000,000 © year. v€ shore! thdn “enough lopse capital available to ewing the deal | SHIPPING BOARD PPLsexs oce- | OUS TO LABOR M The latest figures a Delanslie d reports show 289,594 employees roll, It is notorions that Board has carried, and away bere that w fri Private capital would tern that labor back into varied fields and increase production in propor- tion to the man power released from activities under Goverment control. Of 223 ship yards which were taken over by the Shipping Board under one form or 77 were located in |the South tes and many of these yarde are in climates which will not allow uny but acclimated labor to work at shipbuilding in the suinnier months. Consequently a pre- dominating proportion of labor iu these yards ja negro. As a result of - year. Thirty met death in the groat MASS OF REQUIEM | FOR POLICE DEAD Solemn Ceremony “This Morning , Attended by Majority of City's Force. Solemn requiem high mass was obrate) at St. Vincent Ferrer Church, Lexington Avenue and 66th Street, this torning for deceased police members of the Holy Name Society. Abbuut 1,500 persons attended, melud- ing five hundred policemen who went | in @ body under command of Lieut. | Andrew Devery. The death lis of the society contains 121 namew of | poticemen Who have dimi in the past war, The celebrant of the mam was the Rev. Father Moran aud the Very Rev, J: R. Heffernan gave the ad- dress of welcome. The Rey, Ignatius Smith, National Director of the Holy Name Society, preached the sermon. Among other heroes remembered in solemn prayer were: Killed in action in the World Was John B. Endres, Joseph A. Hall, J bert A. Justis, Joseph A John F. O'Dea, August J. James A. Swain, William E. she dan, James A. Bhortall and Robert A. Slattery. Died of disease in the servico— ‘i + THR EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FRBRUARY 12, 1920. ‘Your Hair Needs Danderine N this year of high shoe prices such an opportunity as this will command the attention of every man and woman who wishes to save money. Leather prices are constantly advancing —will advance more during this year. So buy shoes now for next Winter as well as present ae the High Cost of Living! $7.85 Ex establishment of Samuel Birney, Thomas other war enter- Michael T. Donohue, Mich South in competition ten, John F Save your hair and double its beauty. long, thick, strong, lustrous hair. You can have lots of Don't let it stay lifeless, UNSOUND USINESS” BY THE |ihase whip yards an SHIPPING BOARD, prises in the Harmon, William F. SHOP EARLY! Assortments are . estimate is more than conser-| with the planters and farmers, labor }fopkins, Edward H. Hauf, Bernard, thi praggly fading. Bring back its vi vi _" gd nt the Gavern.|forked from. the cotton and’ grain Lehn Temes Fe Giant, Bernard] hin, scraggly or fading. ig back its vigor and vitality. excellent, but of course the best styles will gofirst. Shoes for me: and women; every pair highly desirable. The finest leathers, made according to high stand ard demanded in Rice & Hutchins Shoes. Select TWO pairs—-there’s economy eighborhood et big money. Work Suffered a Setback. bi Get a 85-cent bottle of delightful “Danderine” at any drug or Dut It would be operating | 7 imate that lege tha 8 par toilet counter to freshen your scalp; check dandruff and fall- under shipping jaws which re-|cent of the tillable land of the South Jonn Molntyre, Jeremiah P. O'Con.| ing hair, Your hair needs stimulating, beautifying “Danderine” that the pay of American oea-| "i Vibor wich will work for wages MOF, Samuel P. Stillwaggon and: to restore its life, brightness, abundance. Hurry, Girls !—Aavt. from the Captain to the humb-| the planters and farmers can afford cient member of the crew, shall be} co pay. ; hat hse ads Geeaty 4 of seamen in an; condition such as this leads directly ead ht wey ine on earth, {© bigh prices of food. If the South merchant marine : could buok up and produce its shaw _ The ‘law requires the furnishing Of) of the staple articles which flourish in Killed in the performance of police— duty—Emil Carbonell, James Hughes, | James F. Maher, John J. McCorm: to crows which costa more than the subsistence fur- to seamen in other merchant ‘Marines. The subsidies would grow “father than diminish in the face of its crop exhilarating climate the effect upon the high price of living would soon be apparent, but Government operated shipyards and shipyards pri- vately operated on Government work for the Shipping Board form steel in wearing them on alternate days. Signet Shoe Co. 1345 Broadway, between 35th and 36th Streets Harlem-—112 East 125th Street Bronx—3d Avenue & 149th Street Brooklyn—557 Fulton Street Alt Stores Open Evenings Retailers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes barriers against the application of this economic remedy. A few weeks will show whether Con- °| gress pomesses the nerve to follow the example of the sufgeon who cuts - | Of a gangrened leg to stop the spread of infection rather than foliow the In- fection as it spreads, clipping off: a ‘ ttle at a time until the patient dic War time ts Pp cor Bh gah pth A deficiency of $1,000,000,000 can be sgh eeead {a brancloe where it| iminated if Congress wit! DO IT essential that \retiuetions shal! be | NOW. as made because there is nothing for emyloyees to do, shares the de-| LIBRARIANS SESSION HERE. y t war, @ CO! ions ‘will continue, | Represent 5,000 = ; The poieging Py has pragt Library” Present. : f pone ney ses pont intrepid rein directors of the American ‘ within the Goverriment bE tye Américan cémpetition and the of ehipping of other na- Shinping Board mad Men Who Look Ahead Should Buy Heavily at Our Once-a-Year Sale Lincoln looked ahead; that was no United State: @ switch and runs the Wan “Hoter tor small factor in his success. New the pons, S Aaerton a a nation observes his birthday. Do you | MADE IN US. look ahead? Then surely you'll want to profit by these uncommon values in WEET-ORR)| Kuppenheimer and Brill Clothes Ulsters $870 i drat td $7 50 wtscad$ 5750 entering into the ANG Pecrssenhia ink in exitensd] ee es rey eelock. this he: ‘Cost. §478,000,000, Like the col-| Bowilme maa jeralled at the of ships it is @ lability rather | Trains wore tumed back at Brooklyn Man asset because the longer the | Bridge and passengers bound for Prook- ment owns it the more ships nt across C ral turn out to TraM. on ¢ ie Park P tat the Went Bide ie Park Place station of the West Side t wp the money Thero was no report of a person botne injured. yer wernment, through the Ship- Board, owns about 800 ships. part of the current 360 ships under senting a total of it 6,000,000 tons. 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