The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 16

. _ THE EVENING W/ORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921. GERMS ON MIND _|SUGAR DOWN T0 6.10, | BABY LEFT ON DOORSTEP, | DAYLIGHT SAVING BARRED, | == iii i ea mn S. (. PLANS WORSE THAN BODY, | LOWEST SINCE 1914) sore witn iandong TEACHERS TOLD | ("Finder Fine Cleck Owners, | te Cudan | &. two-montha-old iqoy, wrapped in : \ at zed Despite Cu.dan | Lia —The Iouse ¥ Me aay fee (| Ce si s to Stab n the front atepa of s | 5 cA Miss Patty Hill Warns Against mmmission's Efforts to nthe trot t en a bn apartment No.l false starts to punish Hartford for) oy ‘ . lize Situation, ‘ art Bircets Brooklyn, to-day by | daylight saving, Jammed through a ot ‘ done lt Infant Satd| Connecticut i Law to He Lacky. Children Thinking Too Much the janitor, The bab p-was turned over ty jire S. Hill of the Te ‘8’ College, | new Wadsworth bill, which imposes | Sugar Refining Comes |to the police, who # ént/him to Kings| fines of $25 on officials who coun- Cou jompital, late him "‘Jaeob" ce daylight saving, and the iounedd @ reduction | inty Howpital, late Hing him "Jacob" | tenance ° pecntise Policema cob 1 same penalty on all persona doing pecs Policeman lacob Weber had | Suriness with tho. public and dis- lentried him ¢o the Vernon Avenue ata- | playing clocks which @re not an hour efined sugar to 64 a [cents a pound, wholesale, This ta t : Bening tim “Sa. New York City, urged teachers to | 1,4, price refined sugar has sold it'\s predicted that the Senate will ¥ D Ki Motion to Substitute Commis-} ruara against causing children “to | i aince 1914 will be tuchy, He lo} ow y fait the Bilt, Wee ly or Monthiy E - think too much about germs,” in The raw sugar market continued fund has no father ahd hig ther ix “a fon as Defendants i et - . bed Palatka it : ‘ 1 a M AUTO INJURIES. | ted hen ‘ sion as Defendants inThree pl eine ke before the | practically demoralized despite the at- [TT TH DIES FRO | Credit is a privilege you are entitled to Cases Goes Qe of the International Kindergarten aed Greane eT ON Timitedl F bay sank a RhallhY on your reputation and it’s a privilege / pnne se} Unto tee i LOST 5 TEETH I HOLD-UP. | arenerene' and a convenience ' enjoyed by tens of / © otio > bstitute ic oF) ” oO To ehil- * 4 ree By + the motions to substitute th Tt ls important to teach is athe r Refining COM [pendity shot Means a Demtiatte 2th Street, thousands of custamers in this store. t Service Commission for ae or seert but too much |PAHy. which hae oppored the ate) BIND for Vie tim, Hill Hospital. Her skulll was We'll be glad to chiarge your purchases wion as a defendant anion | tured Wednesday when she was k | pis of the Cuban Cor t , orchiot a imagination {s* worse than dis- |‘empls of tl Two inen with han tkerchiofs tied | 6g down in front of the church at to your account and arrange to accept . t 2 tifle ‘0 raise the price of sugar | ; rn . " & the three pending gas rate case bs , oh ertificially to raise the pr @boee t helt up Alexander | Avenue and Ssth Street by an case,” she sald, “It 1s worse to ne | : stated to-dd unsettling fea | stigtye 6 ile. driven by Willlam Stafford. of i small weekly or monthl same he Judge AON. Hand in the} have germs on the mind than on | MtAted eal gaarantéee WEA lite pare Ph Rre dean sila he Vat Ninth Avenue, Aided. by Mrs ’ B44) i jeenly ithly payments. re sore mae treaen | ieee Jcther inducements to | nt ated robbed him of| Séreet, Mr Stafford lifted. Minn Ci 7d Spee Somers su ented ny a es DSRS Aned: ‘NUSIRE: “ARG. bf or no! $5? by cash and Jeweldy valued at $50.| lin Into his car and took her to Mower Ba eounsel for the new commission, who ined buying, are 0 1s paobay Vee filta abate Hospital from. which she was late t ' A Sale: f $45 | oo aaa ne Net} PRINTERS WIN PART jenni, and until the economic and} ein mMey Nee, Sle ese ates ted (atten tramterred 20 L4n0x Hite sent * : ; ale: o | aie, elie hem. . One of Mr. Stafford ‘reported the ack 4 financial improves, andi) Bree, jane ~ but was not held. When official notice : ae | petedai tics OF FIGHT UP STATE)! nlues seek truce level, meas- cae | is recelved of Misa Coughlin’s death he \ Gime entiet lad red on poly and demand basis, |) . will be tak fore « magistrate j = will — |_| tired on a supply ané © the ore . at ae ; New York | ens Falls Newspaper Gives confidence in the sugar market will Voting on Reduced Wages by Street ‘ ate | s _ | CURTO SALE GONTINURR. DETROIT May 6.——Streat car and x eel dy Dae Wid Filipino swords, Polynesian | interurban emp: he Detro iN jas Companten RIOT OVER BRITISH MANDATE. | L arowe Clynesian | United Tallway in Flint, Pontiac, ’ : ) on ae ENS: FALLS, N.Y oar f . Bors | Mount or and Der sind on Mon Afridan ation of Americ: ommercial printers iis va The Zionist Ox sta and . ir fig ecelve following cablegram scimitar ; is Falla Times he rding the recent riots in Jaffa, 3 teement giving ¢ tion that the = ® company's . > Ww from 70, 73 H ; our to 58 and 60 , 4 4 T had previously rejected e \ which was resubmitted itp: collect 8 with a recommenda- ' . reduction ‘be accepted t } . hie he job vrinting ‘On May 1 lots broke out In the old section of Jaffa, resulting in serl- ous The J labor L ‘ procession, which had been sanctioned All Sizes for Men yay entirely peace- and Young Men | \ The very nature of our business de- mands that our merchandise should i give satisfaction in every particular. | i These garments are finely tailored by { attempts munists to cause dl us taken of | f an Jews in and the pillaging of shops t incident was the storming nt House by a gang | turbances j the ' the {Th f ‘ ‘ ort Ww a sts, fone ; of ripters who attacked men, women Q > > | well known ani dependable manufac- x 5 ace: [ge sua literer Sey Laie REG. wale allowed GY SHOOKID SHOES | : turers, in smart up-to-date styles, of : oesdey i 1 renoral | io an rite hott re Hace Racavtesnes al FOR CHILDREN good quality fabrics in the mest wanted way te tthe former com | 9 ton pris jouses, shooting : ” tr be fenselesa people ir demand for ¢ | . patterns and _ colorings. They are UMBRACE cause th Pt Ser ee a “The general testimony iy that the every desirable quality in a boy or i : priced unusually low for such good \ Bas ciated: in e minis “es | Arab ke See aie tb he girl’s shoe. Exceptional wearing qualities and | yn: quality suits so early in the season and power and i y. up rey |riots and murders were due tc Hi “Py \sanaticism stifred up In the crowds comfort are assured the young wearer. and. bookbind- |by parties opposing British mandate printers and em-| over Palestine, and the establishment dence, to increase ¢ tes above the stathwor: are sure to make new friends for us. | Other Smart Suits Having such And those particular young people who are fussy about style and who want to look their very best vuld be improper for the ‘\there of a Jewish National Home. , t 5 ‘whe cities of Palestine der ; imes wi dly 8 b thet would be binding = lene cities of Palestine are now und at all times will proudly strut about in their new ron :itailuary control. Tot aviv. a ewan |] 3c au Bese) from 335 to $60 “1 de not prop he « ive | suburb of Jaffa, has been assigned to a . minsion « exer Jewish demobilized soldiers under a Shookids furnish scientific support, for in their construction is. incorporated. all the skill of 60 years’ experience in building orthopaedically cor- rect footwear. Shookids, for their quality, are the lowest priced children’s shoes in New York City. They are the logical footwear for your children. of its new ju Jewish offic: tt 1 don't propriety In t | commission n, if [can avo k there ts ‘1 inuing t icfendant, and La iam able. | HECHT BROS. 53—57 W. 14th St.,. near 6th Ave. ‘a Everything Bought At Deutsch Bros, Sold With Lifetime Guarantee os : defendant, tn I shall insis vision tha ver amiesion 1 42. 34St LOW. SHOES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS—Sizes 6-8 ceed ia a, : Z 4 4 . fay 3.00 to 4.45; 834-11, 3.50 to 5.00. mission and that “A Shop for Stout Women Exclusively 3 rO ROWING (GIRLENE A mission 18 not to be} LOW, SHOES FOR GROW 3 —Sizes 235-7 stcilled by-any dudgnent Phenomenal Values 5.75 to 7.25. new autho: t by the new | BOY SCOUT SHOES—Brown Gr. Elk Soles; Sizes 10-1334, 3.75; 1-2, 4.25; 234- 75; 635-8, 5.75. in This SALE of STOUT ' [CAMMEYER ‘Shoe Moms the taxp. ° 41- 41-31 WSF Se New ink a} & Suits neta High quality, extra long line models at = = . wonderfully attractive prices. DOWNTOWN ARLEM _ { Coats New F eee) Wr Ge Somemt | [ le cote | m. hight ff ublie ik and finest Mpatedile W orth up to $60. real D, * JUNE BRIDES’ SALES} | higher : tes, be- | sse. : All the wanted ssi os to the Be a Kid A ain! Our Three Stores Restocked Complete With All Brand New 1] minute, slenderized to your individual {24 “4 form. . 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Landays have set this nominal down 23 West 42nd St. 427 Fifth Ave. payment to introduce this marvelous Open Evenings At 38th Sweet instrument to the music-loving public. ‘ ry eee rem remcememeram sana, ; In Newark: 775 Broad St. Call At Once BERETS IN Greatest ON SALE NOWs 5 De on Stands | y By Special Arrangement this offer can be bad at We have only a limited quantity of thes¢ instru- EVENING WORLD MONDAY, MAY 9 J fe ediate deli but while they, BRONX—Smiths: 945 So. Boulevard, Open Evenings mens 7 unmeainns Coding to this epecial offer. YONKERS—Sonnenbergs: 11 North Broadway Call, write or telephone at once. (Vanderbilt 5600) Seller 1921 World Almanac — it on Earth! Presidential Election Returns—Census Figures 6£ic by Mail | ee ee eS CN NN RN CNS em a NNN A: »