The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 4

sae Tooking at them. He dismissed | the complaint. te Mancuso took a siniiiar girls w raigned to-day in the Women's Court. | WIFE SAYS HUSBAND LOAFS TOO MUCH She Has to Work All the Time, | ie * She Testifies in Her Sui HT for Separation. | (Special, to The Preine Work) WHITE PLAINS, Dec. 2—Laainess, not in hie regular work, but in his failure to do more work, and inhuman | treatment were the charges preferred to-day ty Mra. Dena B. Gullivan, a | py Bronx schoot teacher, in her action for | F separation from her husband, Edward, | f also ® teneher, to whom she has been DEFIGPLANNED Slash Must Be Made in Every Department, Says La Guardia —“Loafers Must Go.” When the Finance Committee of the Board of Aldérmen meets this after- ~ Moon to report on the 1921 budget it ) Will have to consider the demand of ; Aldefmante President La Guardia that to meet the $22,000,000 which he says he 18 the present deficit in the Depart- Le ment of Kducation appropriation it P= must make « 7 per cent. reduction in FL every department of the city. Tt is probabie Mayor Hylan, to whom married 20 years and who is the father of her five children. The case | By fs being heard here by Justice Seeger in Supreme Court. Mrs. Sullivan, whore home 1s in Pleasantville, sald of her husband: “He in Ingy ,and always has been. | h He ts tazy about the things he did not | do, I criticised him for not working in the summer time. He should not have taken a vacation. I have to work all the time. 1 have acted as his nurae, | ff laundress, cook and housekeeper and taught school.” } She swore he gushed her out of the |) house on Oct. 10, 18 YEARS FOR SALE | OF ‘DEATH’ ALCOHOL | President La Guardia bas written sug- gesting the 7 per cant, cut, will agree ©. & porcentage reduction in all de- partments. If the Mayor decides upon a certain horizontal reduction and recommends % to the Democratic majority in the Doard his advice must be followed or there is likely to be a split between He him and the Aldermen. > B Brooklyn Man Knowingly Sold De- | cootion That Killed Resident of Chicopee Falls. Carmine Ligensiata, thirty-five. | IJ formerly of No. 111 Mott Street, Man- hatian, who was recentiy convicted | of first degree manslaughter for knowingly selling wood alcohol as| pf) a beverage and thus causing the |p) Presitient La Guardia’s seven per gent, reduction plan proved that the TH percentage be taken from the totals and that the department heads re- adjust their affairs to meet the lower ‘appropriation. .He says bir business TF Arms all over the country are doing [it and that there is no reason why New York City cannot follow suit. EF ae tt aces not continued extravagance} death of John Kanta at Chicopee | fy ES will eventually lead to bankruptcy, | Palle, Mass, was to-day sentenced to| fj q ‘4 eighteen years and six months in Sing he says. President La Guardia opposes cut ‘ting of salaries but believes that - “loafers must gb" so that the better class of employees may feel secure. GREENWICH VILLAGE _ MAY GO ON DANCING Magistrates Find no Difference in ‘Revels There From Broadway 2 Affairs. Sing by Supreme Court Justice Kap- per in Brooklyn. In connection with the same case, John Romanelli, an undertaker of No, 271 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, re- cently was sent to Sing Sing for three and half years for grand larceny. A plea for clemency on the ground that he had a wife and ct.ild to sup- | ff port was made by counsel for the prisoner, against whom there was a| [i previous conviction for Sullivan law violatiort. Are dances which are orderly and en- feriaining in Broadway cabarets dis- ‘orderly and proof of incorrigibility when Schwab and Francis at No. 352 West lth Street for paging in dancing revels. Those ar- were Frank E. De Pullman of 24 Washington Street, said to be w of No. 352 West 11th Street; t DéN of No. 523 West 38th E EVENING WORLD, Dest & Co. 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