The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 4

ee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1920, ! - " ~ Sicanast 0 supported an amendment providing] of oMfce. Bach omeial referred to re- | JAPANESE WARSHIP HELD UP, | . for a fiat $500 Inoraase for all tty | Oye eeeee £ vee. ‘ ‘iS Gat id ‘ H] as Allyn's point wap eell, taken and| ‘"elser Kesume, Anchor igs: At the eleventh hour, after the Re. 1gity: rman Willan Weather |publicun and § ‘al | had. teen. Deaton, {derman Robert § X Republican, questioning the right of | jjomber 7 the Board to vote 20 per cent, sulary | Allyn's a increases to Vice Chairman Kenneally vote © and Chairman Frank A. Cunningham ents tes 174 \ anniversary ¢ Maine, She terday | Tee Held on sa Morris Rothman, twenty-two. Collins, Demo. Hoard, appealed heavy fom, the J In| ewe ery uma, which was enter New York Harbor this mi list amendinéntaleratio | ewolution by Al, | from th Allyn, Brooklyn jue to| Haat 49th Stre and Albe appeal ¢ reported she had anety . mway in the Long Inland ourt to-day, changed wih 1 Weat 145th Street, a phone operator, who decia attacked In fm taxicab > Kusuga was one of the forelgn| driver was indifferent to her appeal for raft which attended the 100th | help. : < of the Finances Committee of the rewolution. intre - Board of Aldermen, created a sensa- |] Borough Presid ltion. Allyn contended that Kenneally} This provided f Pammalny Forces Plan|and cunninenam were elected as al- [sll members of form ranks in th Through Boardt of Alder- |dermen and that no elective body bas | yiytments, ‘The the right to increase thie salary of a .» men Over Protests. member during that member's term] (Continued on Fifteenth Page) — “The Greatest Treasure Houee of Linens having wrangfed over four ri ‘ & Balt hoursthe Board of Alder: | There's never the slight- Yaat night voted fm favor of a “20 per cent: therease for all olty | est doubt sous good not provided \for by lets. | coffee. You know it as The vote wns 65 to 2, Alder- soon as you taste it, ‘That’s why we ask you Reg. Trade Mark Allyn and Falconyr, Rapubll- ra . ip NG ge gee cont. taereane pten, | to try Hotel Astor Coffee PTE WORLD is facing this year | is has already been mdopted by Just once. and next the greatest shortage of Board of Estimate, ami goes into Aug. 2, was presdnted as a arty measure by the Democratic in the Aldermanic Board, Was bitterly opposed wp to the minute by the Republicans and Alderman August Ferrand, Repub- |) ican leader, introduced at the begin- Of the session an amendment ing for a 20 per cent. increase, fo all employees receiving up to $3,000 ee | and a maximum increase off : for all employees reeciving over! $4000 a year, The Socialist group flax it has ever experienced. Prices of all kinds of linens are bound to go higher. We advise all our patrons to fill their linen chests now. James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Ave., 34th and 33d Streets. 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The hand work on these dresses is a feature that makes them unusual and particularly desirable. Blue, light green, lavender. Crepe de Chines and georgette crepes of a blue and maize. Afternoon models, all _ crystal bead trimmed with drop fanels on the skirt and a girdle of contrasting which is illustgated) in tiny pockets are indi in dainty shades of pink. 39th Street Bags cs At $17.95 Large size, all-over Beaded Bags on covered frames; deep or melon- shaped; some with inside compartment; fine silk lining. (One style illu. strated in centre.) DE CHINE, TAFFETA SILK , BEADED eye) | SATIN, TRICOLET TE, AND ‘ FANCY SILK CREPE ° AA M/NNNNNNNNO NALA Niemi) N40 AEA, ge ) PRICE bay CENTS. - 2 AR ANE os ad YACHT RACE RECORDS SINCE 1851 IN The World’s 1920 Summer Resorts Annual and Motor Tours Guide At All World Offices and Newsstands and by Mail, ")