The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 4

C4 amples : jase ' | My teaener has gone to an office A typist or file clerk to be; My teacher has left me lamenting, 7 jOh! Bring back my teacher to me. — | Little boy, little boy, where have you to school and am back ag’in. lt've Twenty-Five Thousand City Wo yeuer Yee teeny hndts ‘re {instructors Affected by $50,- +} 000,000 Bill Up To-Day. Bye, Baby Bunting, Daddy's gone a-hunting. © fetch @ teacher, ho! ch me what I ought to know. a dollar * Ciperin) Despatch to The Prening World) A ALBANY, March %4.—The public/g @ehiool teachers will have an inning this afternoon when the Lockwood. | Donohue bill will be given a hearing | Defore the Join. Legislative Commit- tee. A delegation of teachers is ex- ected here from Now York accom- Panied by representatives of civic or- @anizations, and other ¢ciegations will @ome from up-State. The Lockwood-Donohue bill pro- for an increase to the teachers ‘Of the State amounting to $50,000,000. " Twenty-five thousand toachers in | New York will be affected. | Half the burden will be borne by | | the State, the rest by the cities affect- | ea. A 4 per cent. increase is xiven | iy 13.2¢—Cheeslate Set, $3500 Mi. people come to Ovington's to se- lect a gift for another; ‘till the spirit of covetousness gets the better of them and they end by sending a second gift—this time to themselves. OVINGTON’S,} “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue”, 314 Fifth Ave. nr, 32d St. are Jacob A. Livingston, Repub- leade: of Kings Coun > , President of the Fe: . Best & Co. Fifth Avenue ‘at 35th Street Established 1879 Presents for Thursday ASALEOF | | FOX SCARES | Fine quality American q pelts in shades of brown or gray. Linings of soft meteor. Our regular 75.00 grade Fur repairs may be arranged for now at lower prices tha / \/ weight clothes are both sea- sonable and comfortable. An early choice insures a broader variety of models and patterns—a complete range of sizes—tHe advan- tage of initial prices which were based upon more moderate produc- tion-costs than those prevailing now. Spring attire—from head to foot for men and boys. BROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET Will infuse three hundred cups OF DELICIOUS FLAVOR 4 * THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920. "An Vibe Geatticeten cinta one’ | Teacher amieer he iaeiiks, | HYLAN IN COURT. — |$25,000 STOLEN SILKS BURN,|Yeners, ica for rotate at write | More than istic alone will be So till noon I have to wait. ° ——= TE se |Tlains, distrfoutes an estate estimated | put forward the teachers, An| array of parodies, jingles and Mother| . 4 imon | Goose Phymen thatoughe to make the Co SLT A A ial A q | legislators sit up and take notice, if/ 1919 the number of teachers that ter. {Court Junti . | nothing stronger is now available at/minated service in New York City swore to the testimony he | the capital. ‘These may be wecepted | wun 1.290, nnd that of these B86 quil | Plander Maden Destroyed, Police Say. e Schwartz, > jat $300,000. The Yonkers Hom: 7 wh The statistical data are not nearly | hoki ms Lazanaky, to-day was taken to the Court tartan wore gto, the. testimony, he had |vo-day_ for aeraignment ¢ aro of [Binet ey i 6 li crane a6 te ‘bar oat over leis kod |" waht by Wiliam Jo Benletfelin. gn | coated with A heel heights and toe widths excellent quality 0 te th- of 10 Ger deat. ores Te During |oagt piever ere ee ana wes | Benaent Wareho' ers, make our Spring models the cho.e of discrim- jment'of Yonker the present sohool year, not quite #ix |compelled to Walt for Lawrence Lewis,| ‘The police suy the sik was hidden | ity Organizatio t 16th ss | inating women. months, 1,018 texchers have resigned. | ot counsel for Schieffelin. At 10 min- “A good foot rule for you—-wear the Jantzen Shoe." t rage ia ‘ | As a ceault of the shortage of teach. {utes to 11, the Mayor, who had become | firdet “and” id the ae aaah as 100 chadede Were Chamicedh dure |imore And’ more, impailent. sent Bollea: leit were dent id th’ | ptalian King Sends Cousin to Brastt.| dk for Our Book—*The Abuse of th: Bie To 2 7 bs ing the week ending Feb, 3, During Baward Ellis, and a court attend- | night | . 2 ince Aymon, NO BRANCH STORES—Our only address the week following #965 claznon were |7t,J ,Aearen of ihe missing attorney: — Jeousin of King Victor Beamanuel, @f| 680 Sixth Ave., Above ssth St. BVO YORL sent home~18,000 children without |itim, and the formality was quickly at: Leaven £14,000 to Charity. go {0 Beast next May to return the| " — BS Coma ehchers, ded t The_will_of Charlotte Smith of |visit, of President Pessoa here last fall * 4 > dic sei LMM MMT IIIT west BETWEEN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET = = BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE UAV AOAEC UAHA New Spring Fashions in Suits and Frocks Revealing Charming Originality of Design THE VALUES’ ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY Perfect Hand Tailoring Characterizes These Smart New Suits For Spring XPRESSING the grace and charm of @ of careless, insouciant grace, these the new silhouettes for Spring with ae Sports Suits end mannish Tailormades their many interesting mode touches find instant favor in the eyes of the are these smart new Tailored Suits of well dressed woman cr miss; developed in Serges, Poiret Twill, Tricotine and Velour Checks, Homespuns and 71 weeds, with criginality ofdesign with new and quaint decorative motifs by way imparted by snug treatment of shoulders and of hand embroidery and braiding; Skirts are sleeves, novel pocket effects and felled seams pleated or circular. finished off with silk stitching. Very Specially Priced Very Specially Priced 60.00 45.00 hee and Individual, and with lines » impression of claborate beauty is IVEN permanence of line and effect by created by the new Costume Suits superb hand tailoring, the new Spring for Spring, due to the exceeding rich- Suits of Vigoreax, Poiret Twill, Trico- ness of their materials and ornamen- tine and Covert Cloth are charming tation. The very acme of personal charm examples of the new vogue. A pleasing decora- and finished artistry is achieved by sumptuous tive note is added to the coats of varying lengths hand embroidery that decorates the chic Bolero by hand embroidery in picturesque effects, and Jackets and short Box Coats as well as those of waist-coats of metallic brocade. greater length; Skirts are pleated, tunic or circular. Very Specially Priced Very Specially Priced New Embroidered Suit New Embroidered Suit of Tricotine 95.00 i/ 15.00 of Tricotine $115.00 $80.00 Charming Frocks for Spring Days In an Unusual Variety of New Designs HE woman or miss of ultra-modish taste will find every whim or quirq of the new vogue expressed in these charming Afternoon Frocks of Taffeta Silk, Tricotine, Satin or Georgette, embellished with beading, embroidery and braid trim- ming, and with ‘individuality of design portrayed by Ruffles, Frills and Pleats and distinctive neck lines. softly youthful of effect, are these dainty Frocks of Tricotine, Superior Serge or Silk Tricolette. Enriched with elatorate silk em- broidery and braid trimming, and with novel notes in style expression achieved by Eton Jacket effects with short sleeves, belted tunic models and by accordion pleated skirts. Boe in their purely feminine appeal, and Very Specially Priced 30.00 Very Specially Priced 22.90 UITE in the vogue and in perfect accord with the demands of the Spring mode are these Frocks of Satin, Tricotine and Georgette, re- vealing new and surprising decorative notes achieved by intricate beadwork and delicate em- broidery. Basque-like bodices, pronounced hip effects and pleated and tunic skirts give added style distinction. rOIANTEY beautiful in the delicate, flower-like colors of Springtime, and full of delightful and unexpected decorative expressions effected by _ way of lavish beadwork, are the more formal Afternoon Frocks of sheer, filmy Crepe Georgette, whether used alone or in effective combination with Satin or Taffeta Silk. : Very Spectally Priced 1 Very Specially Priced 45.00 New Sutt of Embroidered Tricotine {9 = mms HANNA LULTLANVARREEEST HRT ATTRA AAA