The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 8

UTICA STARTS TAX “mot his goat.” siientninente in Plan to Raise Assess- ments for Ten Years. OWonnor, the “Aghting Mayor” of] 116 paitkin in an attempt to ‘Utica, to-day launched a drive} kin’s men's furnishing shop a’ Qgainsi profiteering landlords. “We'll give these lying, thieving, ‘profiteering landlords a dose of their own medicine,” said O'Connor. a ‘The City of Ution plans to get at the landiords through their wallets 1 Mayors of other cities throughout the United States would start sim-| #4 not able to «: jis inabtlity to me lar drives, O'Connor believes proft- | ity Pop rently “worked new eerimg landlords would become virtu-| desperation,’ ally exiinct. vant and his wife The Mayor explained his plan as| for thr follows: “Im case a landlord raises a ten- ant’s rent exorbitantly, say 80 per cent:, the tax assessor will compute the value of the property on the basis had be fn not, family. of, te for: ort Woot, Tedloe's Tal “Aa landlord's most vulnerable point fs his pocketbook. If he finds his tax portion the increases rents I'm confi- Made Into Private dent there will be no profiteering Links, from now on.” O'Connor said bis attention was di- it here—graceful, tasteful, well-made. late John R. McLean, owner of the Washington Post, into links for th —_— President and big friends at a cost of | Hartemtte Gets m #204 Verdict for a Crashed Foot. i} Joseph Morris of No. 17 West 126th Street was yesterday awarded a ver dict of $20,000 by a jury in Justice Kd- ward J. Gavegan's part of Supreme Court against Dimock & Fink, dealers | in wholesale plumbers’ supplies, as used by a truck loaded with about $300,000. Senator Davis Elkins, a West Virginia millionaire, 18 co Mr. MeLean in the . Acres of fine shade trees are being sacrificed fur the new play- If these profiteers want to use high taxes’ as an excuse to impose on hom what high taxes really are,” he ON RENT PROFITEERS UNABLE TO GET JOB HE TURNED BANDIT |" ———n "25 WIFE AND CHILDREN KILLED BY GAS LEAK - to have eighteen “Hit Em in the Wallet” Slogan} sotdier Slayer Who Committed Suicide Worried Over Inability to Support Bride of Week. The body of Arthur Dawson, the dis UTICA, March 10.—James K.| charged United States soldier who killed himself after shooting and killing Mor Fumes From Cracked Pipe Awaken | after « nigh’ Husband Who Finds Family Benjamin Herman of No. 752 Ver- Street, Brooklyn, smelled gas » awake to-day andyentered the occupied by his wife, Dora, and wir three children, Bli, eight; Murray, ean infant. He was by illuminating gas the door. e children had deen | ated by Kas from a crack in the rubper pipe of a heater, The stop- s* Policeman Dawson said, d shell shock in BEATRICE DOMINGUEZ DEAD. Noted Serrem Star Expires in Lon! yof*ten years’ rental at the increased | 17 ARDING TO GOLF ae ON $300,000 COURSE fasseasment increased in just the pro- |McLean Suburban Home to. Be Angeles. Beatrice Dominguez, noted screen beauty and thriller-heroine, divd of ap- pendicitis at the Clara Barton Hospital, | erday. Her death fol- | lowed a short illness. was born in Barcelona, Spain, and was taken to California as a baby by her parents. Her father was an attache of the Spanish Embassy in Mexico City, but established his home in Los An- WASHINGTON, March 10.—Prest- reeted to the rent situation by letters| ent Harding !s soon to have a pri- from tenants asking relicf from al-|vate golf course where he can play Jeged extortion. He said some of these! without molestation, Edwurd Beale | cele: letters showed rent increases as high! McLean, multi-millionaire society man |,“ as 80 per cent., and that in some cases! of Washington, is turning Friendship, Dominguez's important Fifth Avenue 34%. STREET FRIDAY A VERY REMARKABLE SALE Afternoon and Street Dresses Actual Selling Values, 25.00 to 39.75 Fashioned of CANTON CREPE, SATIN, SILK TAFFETA, CREPE DE CHINE, TRICOTINE These are even greater dress values than we offered last week. were so remarkable that hundreds of eager purchasers thronged the de- partment allday. We anticipate the same enthusiastic response to-morrow. 8 a te emematon " urban home of his father, the | calypse," the beachcomber in landlords had sought to justify the high rents by pleading burdensome taxes, In the Mayor's own words, this usure in “The Fire Ci damages Carunots Enrico Caru: good breakfas' id was in cheerful spirits Yesterday he was permitted to ' sit In a chair by a wi f Wiped Out. alg y ndow for several losed the Inst time and the pressure MAZIE e burst it, OHIO Herman of the Liberty ation and Dr. Quester of the Hradford Street Hospital, called by Herman, used artificial respiration in ADVANCE MOD! Miss Dominguez Argentine dancer | emen of the Apo-| Broadway i And those 'HESE very lovely frocks have been selected from stock where colors and sizes are depleted. To them has been added a very fine purchase, making the collection widely varied in style, fabric and color. No matter what your fashionable preference, you will find Sizes 14 to 42. Beige, Gray, Brown, Navy, Black, Crimson Skies” and the daughter of lima went Continues. | was improved to-day . He was allowed a PLAYER ROLLS Newest Hits MY MAMMY RRIGHT EYES Ask Your Dealer FUR COATS AND NECKPIECES USED IN MOTION PICTURES BOLD PRIVAT 36 BEXUTIFUL S SEM €OAT, 1, Magnificent Seal Dolman iz Full Length—Latest Model. rt “Under el ALWAYS RELIABLE 122 WEST 54™ ST. 76 (Opp. Macy's) fe ke p kg ~~ SELMARK 122 W. 34th St. 119 W.32d St. SELMARK 19 WEST 33" ST. 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Ce RE ae = A 7 Fa DAL ER DA McCutcheon’s An Original Showing of Children’s Dresses HEY are as picturesque as story-book frocks—these quaint little dresses of French Sateen, made very simply and’ And extremely practical as well, for the dainty patterns and dull sill finish emerge from every tubbing as bright and soft as when brand new. LITTLE GIRLS from two to eight will look their very sweetest in these frocks. FOR BABY-GIRLS—two years old or so—there are Sunbonnets to match the dresses— for older girls Straw Hats Sateen-trimmed. fabric itself is an exclusive McCutcheon importation and these styles, especially designed for the fabric, are cn display for the first time. A Bevy of Smart Frocks of Gingham—Pongee—D imity—Linen Somewhere betwéen two and fourteen is a very fortunate age for a little. girl this summer. One can wear such adorable frocks. They are all very simple, of course —little girls’ frocks always should be— but they have real individuality that ex- presses itself in exquisite tailoring and in touches of hand-embroidery and in saucy color combinations. demurely. Fifth Avenue New York - a A Department for Children Second Floor Streets Passenger Cars, Trucks Accessories. BROORON MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS ASSOCIATION 23”REGIMENT ARMORY BEDFORD AVE. AT ATLANTIC AVE MARCH-5"=12” AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS 34th and 33d EA om Wed Week ee Ve ee ha by Mr. Kitchen. h “Bucking the one of | the Spanish Main” A Series of Seven Modern Adventures im the West Indies By Karl K. Kitchen IN THE SUNDAY WORLD MAGAZINE BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY This Series Includes: Havana Kingston Caracas ory ae (Venezuela) ag epain Barbados artinique and Virgin Islands These articles are the result of a trip just made They are written in his best