The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1920, Page 8

a REPRE Ty "FIGHT FOR SCHOOL FUND BY CTZENS UNION ABANDONED Decision Follows Court’s De- nial of Mandamus to Add $38,000,000 to Budget. the asecased valiation property the power Is discretionary Nothing had been produce to show that the majority the Board did not give due considera ot best judgement, court to the majority to proceed anew ler Would reeult, the court stated, ic nothing except @ review of what ha already been done and a reiteratio bers. having the dutier of comparing th Income with the demands for expend! ture by the various departments w r¢ that their consideration of th demanded and the amount Je of appropriation has been % ther devold of & review of the ‘The «ttempt of the Citizens Union and Borough President Curran to force, by mandamus, the majority of the Board of Estimate to add approx- passing the buen along to consld- eration by the Legislature was aban- doned to-day in the face of the re- fusal of Justice MaAvey to grant the} (NE (TS, ihed: writ applied for. In his decision the — court characterized an attempt to di- n68 Hdes of Matt Barned. rect, by mandamus, administrative| SAN SALVADOR, Repubilo of Sal officers to carry out’ their duties in| Yador, Oct. ny epecitip manner an “futile.” the Pacific Mail Steamer Newport Justice McAvoy pointed out that] Say tnee sf o while the Board of Wastimate has power to increass the appropriation for schools beyond the charter limit no of letters and lg rote ‘om =Burope an on moat of thelr barrage. i a erry housewife who owns : t an “EASY” | an “ Y : ; . “Word of mouth” advertising i} has sold many thousands of ‘ “EASY” Vacuum Electric ; Washing Machines. : i Thousands of housewives let the § “EASY” do their weekly washing. ; It washes their laces, silks and daintiest fabrics, without! / in the least injuring them. It washes heavy blankets, . woolens and flannels and leaves them soft and downy. No washing machine more nearty approaches the natural method of hand washing. The two vacuum cups dupli- cate two human hands moving up and down, taking a different position on every down stroke and air Dressure and suction forcing the soapy water pom | the home—no obligation, caste The aOR pte eres new YORK ctTy be ty Pott. Wrosyace to pT ech be Nira 0 ae . bis] ret Arewme, it tos Pith Anne segs, fiche, mM King Iighwap, Kanter wie a Arensim of 4.9 mills in the dollar as applied to taxable | tion to the @ubject and exercise their | A direction of the | (o @ decixion of the merits of the mat-| of the position of the majority mom. | a “For it In not to be conceived,” the | ja. court concluded, “that public officiated ¢ merits an to require a direction of a court to polnt out the way that such consideration and determination ought tmately $34,000,000 of appropriations ba Loni Wattatel 1 th hy ; ‘4 Watlatetn, counsel 6 im the budget for 1921 inatead of} nitiens Union, which Inapired the court proceeding, aald that the Bonrd of Education will have to get addi- tional emergency appropriations dur- ing the coming year or the schools 19.—Capt. MacKinnon of oneral port offices here to- rom) ont the Inited States were destroyed In a fire hin vonael e passengers ont THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1920. EIGHT U. S. AVIATORS) $10,000 BURGLARS’ HAUL. | oollens, and Pars From Warere RESTING AT ERIE) anus, » 49 'Weat TRIB, Pa, mile trip from Mineola to Alaska | ns arrived here ‘Ko of Capt. St. | d Rapids, Mich. | Six Alaska trail dogs are making tne uen trip with the aviators | pt. Howard T. Dougina, advance | for the flyers, who made the rthern tHip by train and boat, laa asenker on the homeward spin, = FINED FOR HAVING BAD EGGS. allty—orden's Pays for Unclean Milk Ca The Starr Eee Company of No. 169) Reado Htreet was fined $100 by Magis. trate Harria in the Municipal Term of | tho Magistrate's Court to-day after a| © of the corporation had y to \ complaint ma rtment Inspector Ra’ ed he found 420 pou and partly @ecomponed premises. Two other disposed of Products Com- Vesey Street, war on the ralirond Ou them. $25 to $250 in is pany, Ine fined $ mesh of the garments sixty times per minute. 1 of There is no friction, rubbing, jerking or dragging of the clothes— no wear or tear. The “EASY” is built of solid copper, brass, aluminum and steel. It is durable and sanitary, simple in construc- tion and easy to understand and operate. It is equipped with swinging electric wringer and fitted with a gas heater, if desired. All mechanism is under the tank and out of the way. The “EASY” occupies less space than other machines, at the same time has larger capacity, adjustable to large or small washing. A’sk any housewife who owns an “EASY”—then telephone or write any dealer on the list below for a free demonstration of next week’s washing in your own Rorkaway Parte—Abrame, 3. A, 118 Best 11Mth Biren STATEN (BLAND, Great Kile firower, H,- 8, Prints Tay—Wunalder, D. Wa, 1 Woodeala Ave, 1, Cigonee= Mlehmond Tighe & oh te, ‘Towiphinerilio- Herter, BW. NEW YORK STATE. stiditeiime Northrop, 8. 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