The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 11

i extent, re SEE RUIN IF TAX ULONG Of HES rane Leads Procession From Ellis Island ig Bencene Have Two. to License Bureau and Then Say Public V in Mortgages, Says | to Altar. « and Even the Government Head of Metropolitan Lite, | 2 before closing time in the star. ~ Would Lose. . — al e Bureau yesteyday th ie ree wung open and in cam ner “If the proposed quate mG Moretto of St. Raphael Society. It cent. tax on theat second visit this week and foR become a fact it cause. ‘The organization for every one concerned an tmmigrants mado in agitation growin: je housing shortage that | ce companies were to a ponsibl ity of homes was denied to-d: the theatre and the Gc Thus did Lee Shubert, who gas part or whole control of more than ohe hundfed theatres throug! it esentallve, wore a huge nile of satisfaction, “Ten on Monday—eleven to-day,” for the seare- is clerks how quive it N day, en: yetwo of then. reduced right now or rescindgd y Ainly not ine: t Protests je with us nine lif trolting ith wh ‘had nothing t housing s Fiske, 7 their investi the ‘neovss! Kaquid, an CONVICTED OF 5 RURGLART os -Raincoats “ mo 13 BIG SPECIALS .. [Friday & Sal’y Only commodat nine new ho G20 were made in few York ty oe Practical Xmas Gifts need range in cost from tom io | GTRES* | BOYS? Raincoats Capes and Hats Sis FHS 2— “Sap About 500 Men's & Women’s || Raincoatsi8° FD 0 912 (fe re iy } joodyaar yaar RAINCOAT COMPANY OUR ONLY STORE (Flatiron Building) 15 B’WAY, bet. 22-23 Sts. | corrlined | The Oriental Sto i | (Fifth: Avene and 39th succestT ® ORIENTAL TOYS \ WHICH ADD TO THE MECHANICAL, SKILL | OF THE WEST, THE QUAINT HUMOR ~( AND \MAGINATION 1 OF THE BAST aw, with tiny Toy Furniture, in | poised ott the bright colors, 7Seun | di 25 up Japanese Boy and | Wood Jointed Dog: « Girl Dolls, with lively follow with legs — bright kunonos and that move 50¢ real hair $1.25 up | Toy Aeroplane which A fleet of warships, in flies as far a» h i} and the chandelier ‘wil thear war paint $1.25 f f thiit 50¢ Toy Train for young f~ Automobile Race: 3 cars commuters $1.50 startatangolbelland saanese Toy Ho speed across the roum,. 75e papanese, Tay Flows. the furniture and the miniature home $3.00 Roly Poly Game; throw tiny ball at QldGrumpy. 75¢ ernment, by virtue of the foregoing| terion motion picture tacts, would fail to recelve even as|,) 1*t 08 hope st much revenue as it now receives." | ACen wv! Von't “Stand [t7|Pesal wae made known, there wero| Income. The plan would double the|classas of people before and they will! present tax. protest again.” f 2 pe ow A representative of BF. The public would forego ite at-| speaking of the effect such an i endance at the theatres,” he con-| would have in vaudeville, |p Unued, “because the public will stand | distress for hundreds of actor: fg more increases in the cost of its| Sener! falling off in attend: wichatit, tho th ‘ the theatres [f the tax Is inere pomusement, tho theatre would suffer/and Hugo Riesenteld, managing rom lack of patronage, and the Gov-|rector of the Rialto, F | Throughout tho theatrical district | amusement |when word of the Secretary's pro- Saal Gaerne Gar IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. cited the action @ year ago when Day and Night te ne proposal was mate and sub. |axear. 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