The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 24

a Ae pee aS RE ARTO te RR et CE NE I I 3 ee ee ne ce ent that Yonsults | alary mly ol from other five being New | intments, and of t ce ) totals over $7,000 rom New Jersey re Jersey City e ~y Wellor Noyes of the mission is accused by his of siding with the New [day a showdown will be made on|menta which seem best to the joint | why the New Jersey commission has| commissions. 8! w Jersey is standing half of | ing Board F N Y Ny | TUBE: of the tunnel, it recelvo} eo Te Ete Je \1 > | Boyle of RO arn the expense of | sions Jeopardizes the Inter- since New Jersey was making . Staié Tunnel bt — . Information was given out to-day by|to the agreement being reached the jone of the members of the New| New Jersey cig ye oie Jersey commission, who incidentally] Vote of confidence by the Now lr added that at the meeting next Tues- | City on Aug. 2, 1920, to make urrange- MENACES SUCCESS |been practically ignored in the matter | Commissioner Boyle points lot niments and demand that) out of six mombera of the ronage ; : ._ | the Jersey commission Open War Between Commis-|mony with tne New ¥ t for recognition, fntagontem, daily becoming more bitter, | 11 patens to tle UP | natur y ds breaking of | or Unless the members of thi Pog SRL Malia Da Le aL. I York Interstate Bridge and Tunnel when the of the jat commisrion will be on Commission agree to the paying of their share of the widening of |! Fourteenth Street, Jersey City, the |} exit for the new vehicular tunnel, the denied it puesday at the Hall of Records, Man med of the | nattan, and a hot session ie expected wey City of- Ne esata id as ALWAYS BUSINESS. From the Howton Trarmerist New Jersey Interstate Bridge and City giving Bb ‘There's a draft coming in the Tunne! Commiasion will refuse t Erie Rallroad * said his wife propriat. su Jer Tweifth Street to the com- | Window.” said catear the ‘ate any more money to’ for their entrance. Com-! ‘Put it in the safe. mutter i the building of the new tunnel man drowsily Boyle states that previous business BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Saturday A Remarkable Sale of Misses’ Suits, Coats, Capes & Dresses Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Years. Also Suitable for Women to 36 Bust. A Most Remarkable Offering of the season’s most popu- | lar models taken from the regular stocks. 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White door $36.75 Waiee’door $65.00 All White $77.50 One dobr off Grand § George MoDon and Sergeant performance, Near 24 & 54 Ave had kept side by side the entire dis-|overshot a bit in coming down and Anderson's drop was uneven |ianded on the grounds of the Mead- adjoining ‘They quit the plane slight Jat 2,500 feet, while the fist trio the course of which their parachutes BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. CLLNS & C FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Announce for Tomorrow An Extraordinary Clearance Sale of 2,000 Pairs Pumps and Oxfords Group 1 Pumps of superior quality | Patent Leather and Black Kidskin. Flexible hand turned soles. Louis XV. Heel. er, Satin or Brown Calfskin. peste 5 - rj 5 Special 7.49 Not Every Size in Every Style, but Every Size Represented. 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