The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1921, Page 12

THE ‘EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ‘baler 10, toa, | _poptheeeetr GLEBATES MISEL MODELS | = hed to the t ¢ of umber nae at Ww h Bis been a large factor in nlinont co? plete halting home buliding which hae resulted in @ housing shortage “| report extent that Kistel goes ty ‘Two WOMEN SHOT; ee to plement if There! POLICE SEEK SYRIAN 6G. W. Garlabay be Local Distrib- Designed Just, as the Critical ve Been Violations ot Family Row Said to Have Led| ler, Recalls Early Days | Owner Would Build | _ Anti-Trust Act. to Gun Fray—One Victim of the War. | ; Them. down, and by/with very deep and resilient nnocau—the| stripe for cushion and seat backs, | fabries harmonize odnt easily controled. Foot nd} making long trips | NEW SUIT 1 dey i : cane on? d chas = ONS GREETINGS GTON, Jan, 10.—A gen- te ia : With the New York show the By Sidney B. Bowman, | and yi | aS : fae a. Asaad Raya, a Syrian, yesterday | veri celebrates ita entrance on its Local Kissel Distributor. Py apael TH 00! ‘ -caceinatiag 3 sales West to the hoine of his. mother-tn- Twat eae oF extonponia, pulling Tt is ope accomplishment to have a] another example—take ae aniity, i TRIMMINGS HAS CROPPED ONE-HALF, Particularly of the yellow | law, Mra. Holen Furab, at Nu.169 Court) 4 cording to G, W. Garland, who real, definite policy and Ideal and ac |'ry attain hit ideal of individual MU Pedeetry in the South, is being | Street Brooklyn. His wife, MATYs! 114 heen the loonl distribitter for tually fwifil it, yet that’ is what| Kissel crected his own body-desl and ¢ HENCE, AT OUR SEMI - ANNUAL REM- Beauty-SIX | NANrsale By the Department of Jus-|'¥enty years old, was there, For an | to determine if there have been | "Ur they argued about money mat- 5 of the Sherman Anti-Trust a thin ‘* well nent of a ROM! how to the public at the Auto Show |xtruc Hestone means Kissel did during 1920, as found in|nd ended toward (he Klasel models making their initiat | {yf} tere, Then a series of pistol shots startled the dwellers in’ the house. The Auburn Beauly- feport on the activities of organi- rt of the big odies, with individuall Mrs. Raya hanging from the front of jumper manufacturers automobile show, So will became known to-day after eee followed by screaming Of} vite trom the uncertuin daya| Kladel's ideal and policy Is to build and Anis \} SEX enters its twenty- e Federal ‘Trade Comminsion had . J of the early motor cara to the front the best automobile in the medium | | first year pre-eminent TO YOUR Bitted to Corigreas a copy of| Mdward F Higgins, an undertak-| punk of the smartest cars of the day. size, strictly custom-built class, with | HUPMOBILE, SEDAN + Baie kaw | oe, er, at No. 163 Court Street, saw iT celebration listinctive and exclusively designed! FAS MANY FEATURES in the twenty-first | S ys Mr. Ga comfort, and with every detail in Mt has prepared at the request Ldn br peat eae oe ne bed . rm anwed have brought tnd appointment the ex- The new “Thupmobite oe -door}| it enter its Pe hundred Fox Departm ‘ ‘he a . sina! the ¢, with it. many im- would have could he|sedan is of most substantiaf—con and twenty-first year. A 7 a § tion Seka moa, oe the aeaate feachéd the woman just a# hor grip| provements und refinemonta, it new direct the design himsel struction, using hard wood body Bills Say ; You own selection from the choicest fabrics in the window sash Was Weakening. | Motor that solves offectively the low — Take, for instance, those details in joints are TRAN GM UE 6s = ite bewutiful new equipment and appointment the crit-|and pillars, The mortised joints are glued, then fastened by screws, 4 hundreds of different patterns—All guaranteed F. W. WRIGHT, Inc. | | pure wool. 225.W. 5tth Se. ‘pd House on the assumption by the grade fuel problem P Commission that it might be usefut | 46 found ane wan suffering from two lines, finish und upholstery in eight jcal owner wants, not because thes bullet wounds in the left leg. distinct. madtals.” ita OWS cone more, Dit boca % 7 A d by steel | to the Senate Committee on housing | Seated in a chair was Mrs. Farah. ‘ ; ae and Ce ane Mor jwhere necessary, reinforced = eS) 7 : 1 b Feeonatruction which has been | with two bullet wounds in the abdomen ier iat GUI ooane or aidhoeae bet ee ARS Ta oe | braces ’ : al | A\IB\IRN It has been six years since such a money-saving i igati uilding costs a: ther | Patrolman Robert Carson 9! ©} equipment of the factory for its first To secure the proper designs ac-| The roof of composite construction ¢ ji é ipantton _ pee falsces trom the Lona sora Pars output, and the wth that cording to the demands of the quality deadens noise. A windshield visor ‘Beauty, SIX opportunity has been offered you ples: the Velie Motors Corporation ty <iasel distribut ir ver from the sun's ais ‘ 4 © Prank K. Nebeker, Assistant to the| Hospital and both women we Co ntoduee ThE High ehea tinea @ Colu ne muctcene kee ret fitted windshield | ¥ = ‘ SS 2 x y General, said to-day that ple to ie Lrrtegearates ~ if hacause they direc d warmth with rat e a red Ce 42d Se. } 4 r, James Smith operated on Mrs. . however, haw a muc a nex , lat St. ; : yr industry-was not directly con-| as serious. Mrs. Raya will recover. « greatest institu. FOLD é ith the Lockwood bullding| In the excitement Raya descended Ih W buKory, OF = ee ’ low in New York and he (te Tear fire escape and after jump- 4 ¥ ing over two fences made his escape, thet it had been In progress | He lived at No, 228 Atlantic Avenue poms time. ipo al ucieead = WEST PALM BEAGH, Jun, 10.—<Al- ’ ASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Lamber leging he has #0 many enemies he feels facturd}s of the country through] I Patient Leaps to Death: | oatied on to carry a pintol, the Rey. Std- . rmaiggeirees ere able to! we. stern of No. 7 Attorney Street)| ney J. Catts, before retiring ax Gover- production, stifle competition} ended his life early to-day by JUMPINE| nor of Florida, applic fo Sher ~ Heo. prevent price declines, the Fed: |from. a fifth Moor fre eatape at Beth | Nol of Piorida. applied to the Shortt of e . ~ ‘Trade Commission charged in | Iarae| Hospital, He suffered from dia-) P* = a as deputy eial report to-day. betes and Hind been a patient at the| #heriff so he could “tote on The . Feport with a mass of seized hospital four months County (Pommiasionera relectea his bond l e n u — — ae = e , i . unease — Cowperthwait & Sons vrs ees Frosperity ror You. ia Ave. & 121st ia Park Row & Chatham Sq. ' i ——Ss A Ten Billion Dollar Building Program Ready. “ Public work totaling ten billions of dollars calls § Remember the paralysis of business a few months ] for immediate attention. ago due to inadequate transportation. SDiGT yilktiy: droeeed UAkPG, Colgnlal atilnosn ot i “t It includes a billion dollars for railroad repairs. Railroads could not handle all the passengers or Siuehit cs Crateess aguas tbe "rune. and Toar aC od- } ai a Housing scarcity calls for other millions. freight consigned to them. Motor cars were ‘lim- { then” then New. York was stl ind "ena Cownerdiwalt/ ME Public highways, it is announced, will this year see _ited in their effectiveness by poor and insufficient : ek vaste New York nd Tisch i veqe) inthe place Yo act the start of a half billion dollar expenditure. roads. ' ' fancy. y want Fe . Rte gone tae 4,8 Litas Credle. Pan to, 44 I) Resist etaeces or cotmennde OF CUNLOrer Teceare gay: Halt Distribution Now Most ” : Mopolis of the Weatern F hs day instruction because of insufficient schools. fephere. And Cowperthwalt's oy “Oldest Furniture big stores and choose what : Important jouse in / America’ and you. want, Small weekly or j i More telephones—more: hospitals—more hotels— t Myoing stronger than ever.” Imanthly payments do the rest more theatres, larger sewer, water and electric Production has given way to distribution. People Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings |) ; facilities must be started now. and things must be moved from place to place. Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings Also ‘| In none of these things has America overbuilt or | The automobile has no substitute. The world : ' even reached the immediate requirements. ° waited 6,000 years for its convenience. It is our : - only method of rapid, economical, individual trans- Such work halted when materials became unavail- _ portation. 2 able—when labor became unproductive and when oo -money had gone into other channels. Your business—whatever it is—is dependent upon 4. 9282. 50 Suite Reduced to $226! ther executed ¢'! oa he fu ed. | ——, c : the motor car. You cannot prosper without its aid. a aah of ‘Tottet “ai Now materials are to be had. Labor is eager for It brings or takes material and buyers to your Ft at work. market. ' investment in all necessary ; De pascal too seeks Its influence extends to every cross roads, ‘ lls P . The country knows its utility even more than the It Spells Prosperity city, for 55 per cent. of all passerfger cars are either For All on tHe farms or in towns under 5,000 population. When men are employed they gratify their desires It is responsible for Fifth Avenue merchandise be- for better clothes—for finer homes—for all their ing on gale in the country stores. It is responsible (Payable $2.75 Weekly) iSave $200 on this: 10-Piece Dining Suite Ten pieces in the beautiful Louis Louis XVI. Design in American Walnut Md SVT Aeslaks ob shown; execited IA natural wants. for the freshness of country products on the city American Walnut. Ri i Ti f table. ; 8768. China Closet, 60 Inches lene More than a hundred million people with the most 5 eh & { Table extends to six feet. New style restless ambition that ever stirred a nation will not Without the automobile man’s efficiency would be Enclosed Server’ measures 86 ° long remain passive. greatly reduced. ine! sin length. Handsome Buffet, 28x60 inches, Five straight Chairs and one. Arm Chair; seats of Spanish Leather, Complete. *""""" $565.00 (Payable $7.00 Weekly) A new note and a new attitude toward work now Land values would fall. Living costs would rise to dominates America. And that means work and new heights. Ambition would decay. prosperity for all. Great Because It Fills Note How Short Have Been A Universal Need ~ Previous Depressions 7 Golden Oak, Slip-Seat Dining Chair Reguiar price $7. \ Strongly ull li Pay Only $1.50 Weekly “Reliable” Phonograph ; The automobile industry represents a combined In 1907 and in 1944 the period was but a few capital of $1,802,300,000.00, all the development of | finished in Mandeome $100 model Waltable’* ee months. : Five w caren in attractiv init onths. _M ; ‘ twenty years. foley When the armistice was signed thousands predicted Its growth is not so much the result of managerial terrible depression because there would be no jobs aye ie £ its t utili for four million demobilized soldiers. But war had ability as it is the result of its vast utility. stopped production of civilian needs and there was America’s largest industry jn finished products RUGS--20700FF! Seamless Wilton Velvet 9x12 Rugs—Were $110—Now $88! work for everyone. views the future with much confidence. The auto- Upholstery Extra Heavy 9x12 Axminster And in meeting those requirements during the past mobile shows reflect our feeling. Go to the show Biankots and Comfortables in wool | Rugs—Were $119—Now 95.20! * , two years other important work was slighted, and share its inspiration. tton, in all sige and many ehud! beautiful Plaids. [idl un sb to +$24.50. Large a holstery Dopartment offering big selection at reasonable prices, Cowperthwait & Sons “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Ave. and 121st St. Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row Between City Hall “Sub” Station and Chatham Sq. “L’ Station, ? and in Seamless Axminster 9x12 Rugs —Were $125—Now $100! National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Motor and Accessory Manufacturers Association weekly 35 worth weekly | weekly eee Hi S eta ‘its which ade adjustable; tool kit. Best grade fabrics are uned| with a atill darker shade for carpets) vr back | and lower portion of doors nnd states a8, and cushion springs. The color] Foot rests are covered with’ same heat flom| scheme if gray, with darker gray|material. Side door und head lining AMesuesaawes