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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1921. trolley lines en Staten Tsland also broke the ‘record by carrying 43,365 passen- gers. A seventh boat will be put into Grover service next Sunday. “An increased ser Mant and Structures, announced to-day | vice, w' 4 On a fifteen-minute that 138,197 passengers and ~| headway up to 11 P. M. on Saturdays hicles used the Staten Island ee eeys Ane UP te. 10 P.M on Sunday, breaking the record ™ othe: yy is announced for the mu- earlier, The increase was 1 sengers and 242 vehicles, The Staten Breaks MISS M. M. GRYMES WEDS D. R. J. ARNOLD ON STATEN ISLAND Whalen, Commissioner of REVOLT AGAINST ADMINISTRATION WORRIES HARDING k f woek | Sitoal forty: between nid atrent wel inidipal Astoria, STORE OPEN ALL DAY THIS SATURDAY larae WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY DURING So Acute is Situation President Sends Emissary to See Senator Penrose. JULY AND AUGUST AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 (Special to The Evening World.) ‘WASHINGTON, June 23.--Political observers saw in the visit of Private Gecretary George B. Christian to the Capitol Wednesday the first signs that the Harding Administration In ming alarmed over its steadily diminishing control of the legisla- tive situation. The fact that the | President's private secretary Senator Penrose first and spent forty minutes with him was regarded as especially significant, since Penrose 4s one of the cabal of Republican ( oa Senators who have been making | most complaints about being ignored t in patromage matters. Christian | also saw Senator Wil:is of Ohio, who | took Mr. Harding’s place in the Sen- | fate, and who has been cn the ram- | ' | Franklin Simon a Co. A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS, For MADEMOISELLE (74 #0 20 yrs.) saw Lengthening the Summer Day Doubles The Occasions for Summer Fashions SUITS OF CANTON SILK CREPE 90.8 Tuxedo coat with silk fringed sash belt, pleated skirt; white, navy blue, gray or henna. ’ ~, Mrs DAVIS 2 J ARNOLD Pucre oy BAGHAACH Member of Old Richmond Family Becomes Bride in Christ Church, New Brighton. Miss Marie Medora Grymes of the old Staten Island Grymes family, for whom Grymes Hill was named, was married Jast evening in Christ Church, New Brighton, to Davis Ralph Jacques Arnold. The Kev. Dr. Duncan H. Browne, page since a collector of internal revenue for the Toledo District was mamed in direct opposition to his wishes and feelings. | Christian is the first Administration emissary to come directly to the Cap- itol amd plead for support since the tor of the 0 e ‘The White House fina been defeated] reception’ at the Grymes home, No. im the three outstanding features of/169 Tyson Street, New Brighton. its national defense policy. Secretary Weeks, representing the Administra-|Smith-Towner bill are solidly against tion, was fmsistent on the Army Bill]the Administration's Public Welfare providing for at least 168,000 men, and| Department proposal. The Smith- said in spbstance he would not be re-] Towner bill seeks primarily to estab- ‘gponsible for the national safety if a] lish a department of public education reduction was made. In the face of| instead of the present bureau, and is this the proposition for an army of|not nearly so broad as the scheme 150,000 was agreed! upon. projected with the President's back- Secretary of the Navy Denby told] !28- the Congress that it would be unwise| There is great danger to the Har- and in contravention of, the Admin-| ding Administration in the present re- istration’s wishes if the navy per- wor aE aOe QGaureA thi eoneeeae Oke sonnel was cut below 120,000, and in| spite the top-heavy Republican’ ma- the face of this recommendation the} jority. two branch's of Congress aze agreed ee Ree ‘on a reductic to about 106,000, ART PRIZE TO BOSTON BOY. ' The Borah disarmament proposal : : The jury for the John Armstrong was especially distasteful to the President, and desired a conference | Chaloner Paris prize for 1921, $4,500 for CAPES OF CANTON SILK CREPE 49 50 With silk fringed scarf; navy blue, 4 of all the leading powers of the world|five years’ art study In Paris, to-day black Fre h bl h "cj H S announced the award to John Ferri nch blue or henna; silk lined. on the disarmament question. The/(onnah of the New School of Design, a . j Porter proposal is not what the ma- Restos, Masi iets. os of yo 7s ; mecond pri 7 merit jority in Gongress wants and it ap-| Ayn G Adam of Cincinnati Oe u j pears certai® that the Administration < leaders in thie House will not be able to substitute the Harding plan when #400" Sand a year’s tuition in the Penn: the final test comes. t yivania Academy of Fine Arts, was ‘The advocate in Congress of the awarded to John Homer of Cinctnnatt, and a third prixe of $100 to Joseph gulles of the schools of | the Nat Academy of Deargn in this clty. ean, scholarship for 1921, lar- onal MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—Second Floor MISSES’ WRAP SHOP—Second Floor we ( STRAP SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS of »~GREY SUEDE AND BUCKSKIN $7.85, A saving of $3.80 to $9.30 the pair EXTRAORDINARY SALE For this event I. Miller has selected 6,200 pairs of artistic slippers which in every particular measure up to the stand- ard of the establishment. associated with the best modes of the season. Extensive variety of color combinations. low heels. Novel and artistic treatments High and Suede and buckskin in squirrel or beige shades are now at their most popular points. All hosiery reduced. I. MILLER 1554 Broadway At g6th Street All Shoes Grouped in Above Shops Hudson Terminal Entrance: 15 West 42nd Street Falten St. The MILLERKINS Shops, Shoes for Kiddies, 15 Weet 42nd Street; Fith Avenue at 46th Street De DSO eDiets Die D) 344 STREET Broadway FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A Very Special Purchase and Sale of New Canton Crepe and Taffeta Frocks Portraying the Latest Modes and Emphasizing the Greatest Values at 21.00 Regularly From 29.75 to 39.75 rs now most stores are featuring left- over dress stocks. Through careful merchandising, Orkin’s are able to present the newest fashions in dresses at a price as low, and often lower, than quoted reduced prices, The frocks in this collection are typical of the chic and smartness evidenced in all Orkin apparel, They are designed with a distinction and grace that will delight the discriminating woman, The three illustrated are an indication of the charm of the others. Navy and black predominate, Women’s and Misses’ a BREAKFA AST ROOM SUITES Decorated Enamel, Walnut and Mah le Olive, yellow and Enamel Table, 4 sid Black, Go Enamel Table and 4 Chairs. 177.00 140.00 Battleship Grey, Old Rose and Yel'ow Enamel Buffet, Table and 4 Chairs White and Grey Enamel Buffet, Table and 4 Chairs.. Battleship Grey, Black and Gold Enamel Buffet, Table Old Blue and Grey Enamel Buffet, Table and 4 Chairs. 222.00 249.00 Antiqued Two Tone Wal. nut Buffet, Extension Gat Jeg Table and 4 Chairs..... ‘Two-tone Green and Parch- ment Yellow Enamel Buf- fet, separate Mirror, Table, Sside and 1 arm Chairs. ... Mahogany Buffet, Exten- sion Table, Server, China Reed’ and Polychrome Buf- fet, Table, Tea Wi (all with glass tops), 4 side and Jarm Chairs............5 1100.00 450.00 594.00 335.00 493.00 394.00 PERSIAN and CHINESE RUGS AT HALF OFF ads, ‘alt Pre: Pointe te the U. ee DINING ROOM SUITES 20 pes., consisting of Sideboard, Extension Table, China Closet, Server, 5 side and 1 arm Chairs Now Jacobean Walnut, 9 pleco, (Without China Closet). ‘Tudor Walnut, 10 pieces. . Queen Anne Walnut, 10 pea 7778 00 Queen Anne Mahogany, 10 ; Louie XVI. Walnut, 10 pes. 390: 00 ‘Anne Walnut, 10 pes 794.00 an Nome Mahogany, 10 . 874.00 heraton Walnut, 10 pieces 950.00 920.00 Chippendale Wainut, 10 nut, 10 pieces, nut, 10 pieces. Heppelwhite Mahogany or Walnut, 10 pieces (78-in. Sideboard) +++ 1676.00 838.00 Italian Walnut, 30 1880.00 940.00 2457.00 1228.50 FURUMASES MADE NOW, IF DESIRED, WILL BE STORED FRER UNTIL FALL. Flint & Horner Ce inc 20-26West 36 St. [rie lanniture concerns more than mere price-saving. include quality in what the price pays for. furniture can be economicai, no matter what you pay for it. FLINT QUALITY IS PROVERBIAL PRICES IN MANY INSTANCES HALF OFF—OR MORE It must, to be real, Only quality BED ROOM SUITES Was Cottage Colonial Solid Wal- mut or Mahogany, full width Bed, Bureau, ‘Chif- fonier and Dressing Table. .$484.00 $242.00 Colonial Solid Walnut or Mahogany, full width Bed, Bureau and Chifforobe. ... Heppelwhite Walnut full width Bed, Bureau, Chiffo- aye and Dressing Table... peers Mahouany full NOW 417.00 596.00 322.50 Dressing Table 357.75 Same Suite with Twin Beds 715.50 Decorated Silver Gray Oak full width Bed, Dresser, Separate Mirror, Chiffon: ier, Dressing Table, Bench and Chair...0......0+. ji Queen Anne Mahogany width Bow-end Bed, Bu- reau, Chifforobe and Semi- Vanity Dressing Table... . Heppelwhite Walnut full width Bow-end Bed, Bu- reau, Chifforobe and Semi- vanity Dressing Table... 668.00 Decorated Enamel Wind- 322.00 669.00 334.50 334.00 386.00 477.00 Dresser with Separate Mir- ror, Chest of Drawers, Dressing Table, Table and Bench. 2800.00 1400.00 Upholstered FURNITURE MANY PRICES AT HALF __ FORMER PRICES — |