The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 22

‘ THE EVENING _WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 19, 1920, schedule, which haa nearly doubied] SAY BOY ADMITTED KILLING in four years, are eloquent im ex- thr | planation of what is @oing on. Police Captain Te of Alleged The bill of the State Hospitals for] Comfession im Wolchak Marder. [the Ineane has gone up from $8,000,-| Captain Arthur Carey of the Poles DA R TEN | 000 to more than $16,000,000; tif; Homicide ued, testine’ to-day in the IT’S UNWISE to put off today’s duty until tomorrow. If your stomach is acid- disturbed take KI-MOIDS Oriminal tap Brome nn Bue bill for State Oharities from $ promos” Court, betore pu Fayastt 000 to henrly $14,000,000; for so- ed ont mt ie _ YEARSIN| IN ASYLUM called “protective” purposes, includ | of damn ine pubtlo buildings, from $1,629,000 | nue mney te to over $5,000,000. |) (Continued From First Page.) This group of appropriations ‘s on | known at A)bany as "Republican bust nese.” ‘The ountracta, salatiog and) was i" and Phoebe pote Bru Liber- cnuik te lames Hind eas 6 tame, general emoluments accruing from {t ited Th: 5 EK- hack eat hand sare of particular Interest to those who rougn Eytorts of = noted a met ae feel that their interest in the Re- adhouse income tax made a new outlet, fur- ll Nurse at Mi y Alshed an overflow spiliway; the limit | Publican Party mpaven, am gots i ; n ‘ha 1e which may be put upon it has yet to| way of making a living and as much fhe Misses Ada an jodbe Brus, | be discovered. Te old pestiferous | more than a living as is possible. eviagier sisters, aften ten yeare | question which balked proposals for | On the other nae tee, eer: tHe State Insane Hospital at Kings | Xtravagant expenditures was “where | ary known us ‘Demnocratie business” P die Gan we get the money?” Nobody |are those in which big engineering L. I, are free to-day by Order) sais that question any more at Al-|and contracting interests are most Supreme Court Justice Tompkins |pany. Bverybody knows the answer [i nenhene mermnng highways and camels “ White Praine. jbefore tt te asked: There is the in- | MEroPr One oe for highwagw are | Some tax and plenty more where it|found under the heading “oonstruc- | Mihe only conditions attached to the & from, tive” the wiative ecoowat wooks. is that the sisters shall Uve | oe 110i? the mum, was $6,616,000; for Now for the first (wo questions ‘nest year the estimate ix over $17 rest of their lives in Weatohester |The expenditures of the State for oonndh The canal expenditures were Qbunty with Mrs. Morence Ferguson,|the year ending June 90, 1917 were: He 722,000 in 1917; the estimate for | erly @ nurs in the insane asy-| From indirect tax, $60,339,000; from |the coming year is nearly $408,000. | lim, who helped bring about ftheir| direct tax, $10,548,000; total, $60,881,- | Yet the State te getting no further) setvice than it got from the expendi- f@onse. They tave propétty at Hun- | 000. setse o¢ 1814 When, making & aH tipgton, L. 1, handed down by revo-/ The expenditures for the year end-|under hostile serutiny, the all-one- | the new aid to digestion comfort today. A pleasant relief from the discomfort of acid- dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION ii ‘Dentistry 1 That Lasts “@ oo PLATES arapelade the puredegrape spread Waterbury Bridge Work satisfies the OU’LL enjoy Grape- orth 7 ére: ¥ party administration of Gov. Martin | lwearer. [t holds to the teeth ts Wuionary ancestors, worth about} ing with ladt June were: From direct Bisne pene ‘appropriations ea ie wearer, slo a 10, the teeth OF roots ,000. tax, $65,004,000; from indirect tax,| ire apout one-third as great as tat | sa? you like, ‘ul, steong, natural, It TBince 1916 the sisters had townd Hite) $13,830,000; total, $78,424,000. which the compromise of party In- t lade, it’s so full of jis equal to any B Work modern at whe asylum especially hard be- The estimate of expenditures | terests ls now exacting from the tax- Ch ! [genbetry een produ is what you dure they were kept im separate! for the year ending with June, (Payers for next your ay Eee core fresh fruit flavor. Ever The WATERBURY Way ft still further importante . . = t the institution aod saw each d taxpayers ‘in tho fact thas, trougn| Our boys’ Spring Nor-| NA Come here in the morning, have your r only on Sundays at the ret- one-third of all the State taxes is |folks are absolutely scold- het dious services. spent for uses which do not In aa: f! body likes its true grape ecayed teeth saved—missing teeth re- {his is glorious,” Mine Phoebe icin et ee Vino OG ens gate |placea without plates : taid, immediately nfter the Justice's 1 the State's tax bil and the higner| We know as well: as you taste. Spread on toast |touthe. gums torefieve PAIN trem ex. décision which made her and her ate- direct tax, $14,423,000; total, the bill goes the higher goes the/dg that play plays havoc . | PARtions Gr dure dab adtuintnterea ¢ free. “Now I will be able’to live (about) $116,000,000. percentage which the. city dwellers lif indicated or desired. ¥. Say thie: ty. pase: ag eimbtndins| ees eae in the : appropriation pay. s rae unless a boy’s suit is built fou sce, I am an old woman, and ten = a wi Years if a madhousé has aged me | hat’s why we're hat, but 1 still have good : stron; Rs. “12 t nad been insane at all I for Quality. Jd be a raving maniac now, after That's why we give the same care for detail as goes ying in Lew sy Lee ae a iti rselves from going ma a line inom. Age t hd into our clothes for men. When mother shops or muffins, it’s simply fine. Grapelade is just rich, ripe grapes — all their juice, richness and flavor without seeds, \ Warersury Dentat COMPANY Incorporated Established 1897 | 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn | Hours: 6 To 6 SuNDays: closes ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN int know, uniens it was through | indomitable will to oe our ~W that would reach We Ca bp deal an fi the B LADIES IN ATTENDANCE to 73d St.— ‘round, she'll find prices a _e@ ‘ een iin, heir opinion tho sisters ee | had jis’ ‘ls’ ioral ° lot less than might well be skins or acid crystals. ar x iABLETs . lacs i ; expected Bees etnws B. Qytonn ot Moning, hist om ye Relatively, our prices Your grocer has Grape- 1/101 #25: PACKAGES ‘haven't advanced as much as “what used to be cheap srigioa lunacy commitment, tes- ith Officer at’ that | ff dha teat the Ray. Dr weet 94 | year fer lack of residents of Huntington had rooms. “aa the sisters were an- | tout by habeas | Help us provide eafe places for girls to live. 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