The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1921, Page 4

NS WELL UNDER TEMPORARY RAISE MASS FORCESTO fm cetseise’tia” PERSONAL H# EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1921. i : elation nit the cou), i t ; oe | in and ship r Interests to v Not € . aw | foreygn tried “a Mor " 4 ein « ’ 1 eee — 4 | be witneas 4 ‘i 3 of giving wedi 9 Japan, 1 “th | _ THIS 18 LETTER NUMBER SIXTEE OF . 4 | ay Vitoria Ixnue™ tonuay betore tne Ma ae ee Serer ita ‘eee ABOUT. A MATTER WHICH 18-VITAL 78 3 | + ” ' ¥ ‘ New Hhnogle the | w ¥. rs. : | : | — geney" to Justify : i birdeol tad Wew fainter antan me a ‘ | YOUR SUCCEBE IF YOU MISSED ANY OF 5 ‘ A , F und referred to Amibu sin 4 Was. bi a went gunning REVIGUS LETTER: ~ Legislature Inclined to Put) Legislature Expects Governor) Strive to Offset Testimony iii Selon “trom teulation, be. the | dusting th OP aiintt =o a the nd the Paning t Like Comes TWILL WAIL THEM TO YOU, Them Through, but There'll — lo Propose Solution of Prob- Phat Competition Has Eye Ace te reno a pe: ute top| etlaatined, sti Wipers mii " nthe Je ‘ e «8 s Be a Fight. lem Monday Night. Been Stitled. [eal ec re was, HG Aid, COBRNARY Sow sewaty yutween'thertentbdl Ota . : f Vonthe Freed of Mansiaughicr A Story About A i hE, Charce. "School Teacher Not sudly." was the verdict returned jay by a jury in ere No J, to Citizens of Cranford, New Jer nuld specifically declare in ite| and Japan of The Eve Weishition what constituted an emer 5 ALE ney on which to base Federal con- “Japanese allens.” sad Ate % “are ineligible to eiti- | VE suEprine, ae Howes Jan. 22-4 comprehen-| (specie! From a Saft Corremun ning Wald, i vi Purner tott a sive programme for solving the trac MUCH “PAP” AT STAK 1oand not leave it to an adminis |4eF Mor ny WASHINGTON. Jan. A sharp whar nm bbe aree agulnat Louis sey, lost a good teacher in their . 8 Aiprobler | y ad between the coal Threats ki wil Ms F n Youpa, both under sik-! High School when Miss Helen ; So if Politicians Accept Meas-jotterea by Gov. Stiller in a message} SraDUnbAiA: 6t n restored coal terpretation of our waturwlzation ‘ who w for the al-| po i as Tl Wi W which he will (runamit to the Legia- ANN Hels " v0) adel iw Mul. perennial and ; ting in Phillipsburg last Nac| BYadbecr felt that she eould not f ures It Will Be With Wry “alfa Grdoablgr Atonday AIRE s ij Ne Hehts ties: Nave ahubedta : Andrew Suwres, soventeons| afford to continue to work for less Faas White the Governor han not dir-| Heveloping aw a, remult ; re ‘iter aitene,, tn (914 California tnd Youns had been practising] than $23 a week, which was her ~ ‘ apse i cic ed details of his plan oMiciais who) A ae alder rt ae vised the plan of claseifyin siiens pone ! Ave : eee Coane they 18) trom ST rH Memb saci ets ei a that) tee t (en eaa thal ngress is t E ne on the be of their eligibility t 1, Contin rechive do} tied te 4 5 F mine a fe Inclined to get a8 fr) wg not judge the coal uatey | geprive tore ‘ mw a Ee ALBANY, N.Y. Jan 22-—-Gov.[EIAmme ate; atthe Public| ## Pomible from Government Inter-| py the aftermath of the Beis Sere eee whe were Ineue Miller's ecoonomy programme in 4s- i REL Se ference in industry, This attitude 4) Mr. Crews in conclusion, "Give it a) Cerbuin prope rty rights p wuming tangible shape in the Legis-|Service and Rapid Transit Commis- lature, and speedy progress in prom- | *ions for New York City. fped.no far as his adherents are con-| 2 Crestion of a new single-headed chance to regain so it ean! Joyed by all aliens, Int ances tnflicted Lusinesd during | Proeress on the bro and sanest|islation was amplified by an initia failing to get ahead as a teacher. anc nflicted on business during Jines. ‘There ja no reason to wingle| tive and referendum uct, Other Y Saf d h N. ; id WAE Heros GP Featcicnldns) Crumil/NNe tha asa) IAMURTES Ree, MecWIanion| Siulen are cOaw eunonaty coniaonie| -m& COUR eguard is the Name | 12/0" 27 she hat been able te = Serped. What stumbling blocks may /Co™MMission to be known as a Trans- nian; If let alone it will co forward and! similar legislation, and the people lay by less than $100, There are s: RM thrown in its way will alvo speed- |Nertation Commission which will take porters of tite Calder bill] Tevelop the export trade” of Japan are fearful Jost this method always demands on teachers that [© ‘ly ativetop. Hut the general impren-Jover the duties and powers of the] heavily in the testimony of] smraa dea Cora euctene tk Sean atta eat up pretty rapidly their small 4 Mon is’ that the Governor in going to | Present commissions , Chairman ‘Thompaon ot the Federal|BALL FOR IRISH CHARITY.) * gainst this mothod that the salaries. What a» pity it is that { wot "everything he outlined in his in-| 3% Transfer of the regulatory pow.) , ammission, and Department — mment and people of Japan are we pay our teachers so little! 1} message und there are many) (fs af the existing Now York Public ca representatives who pe- | US Fivent tn Sixty-Ninth Armory ly and earnestly ppo Service Commission over gas and d © representatiy nt recwiwki, temtt hey contend that it is un- eee Wassagee to come. electricity to the up-State Public Ser-| Ia how compet figs: (Deen! se. Gig arian BAIL the spreomeda. oft 4} and unfair to pick out a par. ‘ . + amie i» pronraed him on hin} vice Commission. killed in the industry. ‘The coal] TT. Bit he given to the fund far the | cular group of aliens who aro under Miss Bradbeer obtained an im- SB iion Mntorcemant Act, which | eA nee ie comnignion into] operators contend that the period] trisiy raid victims, will be held in the | SeeSIn political: diawbilities ana. de- portant position in the Consoli- - i being handied in the Senate bY|{ha'question of street cur fares, | for MruinRHU-ceaciallon) is, paaved |'eht | nom of rights which all other Mullan and in the Lower House by| S.A temporary imereate in fares on| and promi in substance that it) }Gewe, Hand in hand with this meas-|liner facing bankruptcy pending in-| Congress will defer action indefi ure gocs one for the reponl of the i and final decision by the) i.e coat mon will “be good." Street and) all n permitted to enjoy. dated Budget Division of Henry Bn op ane | tlt di important. that we. should TEA L. Doherty & Company, 60 Wall i fe te Bah | keep clearly before us just wh Street. This, by the way, is a ve Grand) insue is wo that we i : sh Siareheeith Xt gure Barrell bs on a Sealed Packet. as this is the very important department of the Excise Law and the legisiation out of] 6, Provisions for safeguarding the| The profiteering and other prac-| Yih) The en’ Auxiliary, led by | the office of the fow remaining holdovers. |interests of the riding public, the more} tices of the war Lim . telligently, detemnine i iF La argument t “a ” Doherty business. Receipts and Mies Mary HO'Donohie Muted tous GENUINE ARTIC ©) at ; ; New York and Brooklyn will fight |'mportant of which may be te Glace followlne. tho armistice are expt LE disbursements are budgeted many The Enforcement Act on the xround to the] is due to causes beyond the control months in advance for all of the that it will take ail the police in the ons paying it in the int that| of the operators. The coal men § Doherty enterprises by Louis F. big city to enforce the law and leave jon finds the increase! inat if ieft wlone, there will be no| Musil and his able ssistant, most of the city without protection |“ ont Provision, wherever an increase) more coal crises and that the ex David W. Harris, who is in direet @faitist the thugs, thieves and gun-[in fare is ordered und held temp tremely high prices of lust two charge of this department. It is men. But the law doubtless will be} rarily to be necessary, for a prompt] years are not likely to return within e “Safety” to look and to plan | ( h ahead! aD a uc in eG There are three big words in return to the 6-c te wi the the Doherty organization: WORK, th ri with Milas Marg nd the p ter Sonne Pulte liar Sih . . | average salary for the 208 weeks wie moa tit Mahien| she taught ttle wd to frighten | “Ne taught. ; UBL a3 A graduate of Barnard College, { exceptionally talented, she de- yen-| @@ ” ‘ | cided busine: Tr, aft a GaLGral. foaetlon from the antes “| “MARK WELL ided on a business career, after Pe + : . nickel regains Its pre-war value, a decide. Charles H. Betts of Wayne County] §) eniargement of the powers ofthe! wulph Crews, a hus introduced in the Assembly a bill! Transportation Commission to enable} abolishing the publication of the sos. | !t to settlo every phase of the transit! ‘ problem without recourse to the Leg-| piers Reel Sion Jaws, the passage of which will iinture for further authority men to the proposed legislation. Mr be a blow to many newspapers which| 9 Resort, if necessary, to the exer- sed the importance of ney for the Con npany, Baltimore, | ony of the coal] Coal ¢ rigidly enforced, i Lyons says he ia going to fight about proposal to obtain| Hritain in lower mine cost, although ey a good saleswoman after a course N is the fuel—the grade used—rather than Gov, Miller'n recommendation that | legistative sanction When you use Socony you will notice w York City| Britain had the advantage of lower | “ it ° I ] SERVICE, SAFETY. | | b oe former Secretary of State Hugo had) cise of the State's police powers on and expanding the ex gni 10Nn Tou e€ ‘ - s f : hg staff, A doticit of $750,000 hag] the eraund ae were ie n omer! port coal trade, declaring it would Bits eeeone set of itd E vekye. . 'a adget | FONCY domanc rdinary rem=) pO" bane fai ake ’ Sie cau werent 7 ee radbeer won her a place in this | ell CI ricer cami eed bo Aer mdicc eet Spark plugs aren't gets its easy starting and full mileage department, where he earns | i year, and incidentally Secretary | pose to hand something to the rail-| ried on under the pending bill, as tt properties from the continuous chain of salary and “perquisites” enough to ~ Lyons will have this patronage cut| Toads to tide them over thelr present] would not permit American exporters always to blame boiling-point fractions that it contains. enable her to lay aside about { a ane in cre a | that Will be in the public Interest. {t0 make firm and bligatory con ret : And every gallon, every drop, of Socony 21,,00 a year, ia a invests in ! oR only the inning © One of ths questions {nto which the| tracts which foreign buyers desired, n kno: é x *5 is 4 afe securities and lets interest | - troubles of the "fighting Irishman | new commiasion wit be naked to look /nlthough the British operators could fe whan what ween tarbe legion dis i “ ute WyHerever alld: WhSuever and special dividends pile up. 2 ott annie s that of stock watering. Some... i ea. Gant = = y it. | ts : . 4 t the Will." Tt in proposed to take! Mannm thinks the Governor, BHGisI4 || HN. MANE ONE CONES AER The wil! ulti Itip! shen “th id! bert you'suy't In another five years Miss Brad- away from him the license Buren | be found to put the roads on a basia| Would force spot coal on the mur- culties multiply when “the co egins P 7 . beer expects to materially in- | and turn the automobile taxes over | that will make them financially sound! he He asserted that the L | to strengthen”. Avoid the Offensive Fumes | e 5 AS } tothe tax department, whieh ix ta] for all time, limitations on expendt-| states was entitled to its world Unb ee crease her holdings of safe securi- Remterraniced. That is what Mr.|Mres and aalarien being fixed and) i coal, having tne advan The real trouble, however, in many cases of Unburned Gasoline ties, because she has developed as { “Tent | i ' i oniti j in Dr. L. F. Fuld's School for Se- |, be be empowered to investigate elty| {0 purchase and operate $00 mor) freight cost, her mines being elose to the ignition system. Much gasoline that the striking absence of strong odors from curity Salesmen, which is operated ‘ and county departments, which is to] DUNES does NOt eet TD ane They | Udowater is satisfactory in summer is unsuited for the exhaust. Thesmoky fumes of partially | by the Doherty organization. She be accomplished by an amendment] argue that buses give only temporary] Eemphasiaing the necessity of Amer- use at low temperature, In: fact, the burned gasoline are not only offensive, was graduated from her class, t _ Of the Moreland Act, is under way,| relief and that tt ts a waste of time| {cas not hampering her cou! trade . real test of the quality of gasoline is its Easour ; > y 3 consisting of over one hundred i Senator Talbot having introduced the] ANd money to promote the Mayor's] py legislative or administrative ro- 4 ' ; : but are an indication of carbon and other anivandicwomen! withy highest | Ceeaee as Wha: Coven tae, thal broleet Ne | aatinae tos, sition stain 6 behavior during 'the cold winter months. troubles in the motor. Sener RY onen at Hane t pereer. under the Moreland Act. to| — Great Britain not only had re Foyt evens ory - Cae ; | honors. S i : F<, fpvemtizate State Departments. Hix|!aXee under one department. and will} war restrictions but hid encouraged '‘Misfiring”’ is caused either by poor igni- Then, too, the fact that Socony ignites 95,8 per eent., which college girls, } Peauest’ for permission to Ko into the| Commiraiter “of nearly. all its vast |e export business to regain her tion or poor gasoline—don't always blame — quickly winter or summer discourages ss yiell. sei collegedimer san Reni: eaity’ and county departments is taken | patronage and remove from him the | coal trade. He ur to mean that he is golng to Investi-| handling of the sinking funds and! be not influenced b: 5 arth . other moneys. ‘The Comptroller will | gate oanditions Hh various depart} ye an auditor, which, the Governor ments in New York City, notably, the | suid, is what the law contemplated City Hal) and the Police, that he should be. year trom now, as it might enta on The reorganization of the Tax De- | ——————— nes TRECODIFIED LABOR LAWS) partment will Like. from, the Comp: x SHOW BIG SLASHES. troller the inheritance tax, which In- Tre Knight apecial legislative com- | cludes all local attorneys and apprals- ‘ ti natty: the. 5 {ere Of course, there will have to he sMittes to recodify the labor laws has | some appraisers, but most of them 5 MBA Its isk und made its re-|will have lo look for other Jobs, and | When you buy “port. The report reads ike the Gow- | their work will be done by elerks. ernora language on the subject in| !ncome tax bureaus, of which) there ‘hs message, und now the bills are are about a dozen outaide the big one 34 : ais in Albany, will be done away with, = _belng drafted to comply with the /and all the patronage that goos with Teoommenda tions, vhem, Collection of corporation taxes sade ; will be turned over to the Tax De A single-headed commis: partment, which now only ussesses aimminisser the Labor Bureau with} (ham and turns the bills over to the cao jan_ingust r three, which|Comptroljer for collection. In the g nd judi-|Mtate there are about 100,000 co! pa gal This is one of the tions, a in addition it is pr Most sweeping reforms recommended to take the collection y Gov. Miller. The bills being] mebilo taxes from tho Sec rafied contemplate the legislation | the Statr ‘of the present Industrial Commission Senator Dayenport has been Chair- += gut of office, man of the Joint Committee on Taxa- “The few commissioner and the] ton since its organization In 11% bowrd-of three will be appointed by |and its conure of life mn ox- the Governor and they will have a| tended by the present Legis! to Pep vefree hand at reorganisation. A lot of| Murch, 1922 ‘The Senator has an- ployees are preparing to leave the | pounced that after reorganization has | that Congress the spark plugs. nditions wi are now dixappearing to puns legis 5 hah fiery pment) 4 dren in public schools, know is the habit of ‘idling’ motors rather than “stepping slong come: The Surest Way to Overcome the SFPInB Bod Setae teat uer ies esuaaly Dr, Fuld conducts his classes “Slow-Starting” 4 nnoyance be done, from § to 9 in the morning, so as 4h Took far iheS Si not to interfere with the regular ; . a Always Look for the Socony Sign siness A Saturdays “ Avoid the repeated necessity of priming . ea a ft a ‘ines oho in Auk Motorabd fecuentcleanineoe | The many Socony service stations located in has uchooP’ after business hours, y ; q Cleant ig ol spark almost every cify and town of New York State * #7 2 plugs by using a clean, straight-distilled and New England afford a dependable supply On danbargod® Mine Bradtesr gasoline—Socony. You'llfindthataregu- of uniform Socony gasoline at all times. Every addvaiied, by, ceanentsthe. Wadnea: lar mixture of Socony starts as quick! Socony sign assures you of superior, straight- cite ATER : q Mi day Morning Woman's Club of as a rich, heavy vapor of less carefully distilled gasoline and prompt, courteous service, Cranford, N. J., outlining very refined motor fuel. Get acquainted with your nearest Socony dealer! clearly the fundamentals of fin- Socony Gasoline is straight-distilled and STANDARDOIL CO.OF NEW fo | fm REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MOTOR GASOLINE lation which it would not consider a muslin ask for ance, which most women do not know very much about, but seem very anxious to understand. see ; At social functions and on vaea- - tion trips her friends “josh” her a good deal about her “financial mind,” but she takes it good- naturedly, “talks right out im x meeting” to them, and generally = winds up by selling them some se- fF °) Sapitol, and those who will All the| been aceomplis he and vom- 6,000 SECOND HAND \ caeitiegs Hee acini) commiseionn t “ jew positions will be many | inittee will study a system of taxation OV E R OAT S " Peadclcrate fire arr r es “8 Groendreds fewer, will cted from} with a view ge a just | on sales i p gay to be atonshin diffe rent White $5 No Higher a very snug sum, * the Governor's first ers complain th Ne Lower m: money ways taken the fax on which i . . . that of Herbert 5. Sisson, in needed th Highway Commissioner Greene. In| up on his message the Chief Executive laid | hy t tress on the fitness of the forse fob. He wrote that the job Show. geek the man, and that the maeeshuid be really drafted in order to get the proper material in office Weill, Bert, no doubt, ls a Kood Th Ch Ta ? T, rs weary sbut he Is a politician and has e udrens fleet heen Nolding polit abe ever since nm remember. He is at presen W. h Th C. fi ll BRE comminsioner and is wcheduled atc em Carefully be legislated out office, for there "t going to be any more Exc Department. Just where he fits in +fe@s-a Highway Commissioner does not “abém apparent, if knowledge of the The Employees’ Ball Last Night. Miss Bradbeer acted as chair- man of the committee which had in charge the details of the ball held last night on the Waldorf Roof, which was attended by 500 and their guests. | \ | ‘ This was a “thrifty” affair | Each employee chipped in $1.65, which paid $300 for rent of the | FTER the baby teeth go, nature pro- vides a second and larger set. But with this nature is through. This second set A quart of Bigbways is the chief requinite of the| rule aday ix all:there is to come: Guard them care In cold weather it is particularly essential that Z ’ ~ Ranh $150 for Ans orchestra and fob, Jt might sald in bis favor, is the full: i ss 5 your gasoline should have an abundance of | the balance for refreshment Reever Mat he was Snes & Rupr cheapest tenes Ee seee are lost, science offers but low-boiling fractions. Their absence in much | This would not have been pos- f f@ome knowledge of the highways/ kind of tooth gasoline makes it utterly unsuited to winter sible if it were not a real “get ; Soc r 4 } riding over them in a State automo- insurance. Good milk is a splendid protection for we ocany: ignited inetantiy: aad ‘surely, bi " growing teeth. The generous supply of } .TAK DEPARTMENT PESRSAN! | calcium, and other mineral! salts, in which f eeeT LON ne ‘peep Bane eal milk is so rich, are the very things needed k A makers in the way of the Governor's to build good, strong, lasting teeth J, Recommendations is the reorganixs ; SHOR “of rhe Tax Departinent, but,| Milk keeps the tissues sweet and from his record, the right man in the| | alkaline, [i helps to keep together” affair. There was no doubt of the good time enjoyed by all, Do you want to be thrifty nota rehable dealer you want to i and the world’s best Gasoline Do vent the proceeds © Benate has been given the task. He| scout ewholesome and che be of your thrift? T think it will pay fe Sevator Frederick M. Dayenport,| x € a ERG ERE 2 you to write to Henry L, Doherty @ilege profamor from Clinton, 4) sweet. Give the children all & Company, 60 Wall Street, or to Gloar-thinking gentleman, whose re milk they'll drink. You ot ; marks are always rece greatest deference and att the Senate. He speaks righ! eburch and ‘is # spade a spade, and . BWA lone been a thor the lobby of Sh ff Id F . C I ee Mannupneere Aeoosistion | errie arms Co.,, Inc. cxsmeeen The bills which ure being prepared Vel, peti soint Committers on Paxntion | New York Ae of which Benstor Davenport ts Chair- sn, contemplate putting all the! d with the| tin call there and get information that will start you on the road to prosperity and happiness, see fo thew ‘Guery Gallon ii Sincerely sours, WILLIAM C. FREEMAN, | 117 West 46th St, N, ¥. City,