The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1920, Page 19

gmes G. Tyler’s Ainslie Galler, | By W. G. Bowdoin. |fare at a @. Tyler marine painter, is DUNN IN WELFARE JOB, [25.0 ecutive Membe Christopher J. Dunn of No. 784 East sisal 165th Street, the Bronx, brother-in-law 3 of Gov, Smith; has been appointed Thira | CAN'T THROW PAPER IN PARK [i's che hatic or aitting on “paper | Deputy Commissioner of Public Wel- 5,000 ‘by Commis- deputy ctere of the Bronx County | West Side Court on charges of having He Is active politically in the/ thrown paper and refuse in Central * B: |B and ta, officer of the Jacksun roesing lawns and perpetrating marines at the |r seen ot cor Sete cee ich Firat af mi hoa kan ele $5,000 Post With Coler. sioner Stephen A, Nugent ie the EX ted Sunday. and there Js no reas hy New York cannot do the same, Id the Magis- notte spread on the grass. When they get up y leave the paper where it is. ‘This 4 Sixty persons were fined $1 each yes-|must stop. Hereadter the fines will be Mr. Dunn for ast four years has|terday by Magistrate Levine in the! heavier.” tem of his olls at the Ainslie Ne. 615 Fifth Avenue, until ‘he month. the ship. St. Paul himself ®tands on the stern hood and the sail- ors in mass formation are full of in- tense action. The ship's sails are torn imio ribbons and the handling of the wwhole thing has been accomplished ith skill and fidelity to facts. Mr. Tyler has well succeeded in his Pete Ge wa |" ol 6 incl- dental surf. i Another in the present exhi- bition ts bo “The Santa Maria Caravel,” the fagship of the intrepid Calumbua, which {s shown scudding bafore the wind, “with a bone in her ——— eee “Bt. Paul's Shipwreck” deals most " Painmakingly with a classic ship of Mie Greek type. 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