The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1921, Page 3

\ } By just cumstances /¥ducation for Wednesday, Feb. BLAME FOR UNFIT SCHOOLS LAID TO ESTIMATE BOARD BY EDUCATION OFFICIALS Appropriation for “Repairs” This Year Less Than Third of Minimum Needed. MANY SCHOOLS UNSAFE. ‘One Condemned Seven Years Ago Still in Use—Parents Keep Pupils Away. Further investigation into the con- @ition of the New York public schools reveals how inadequate the provisions for repair and upkeep have been, When the Building Department of the Board of Education submitted for the 1921 budget total of $7,000,000 needed for foreseen repairs, C. B. J. Snyder, Superintendent, and his as- sistants, had computed this amount to be the lowest possible figure at which the existing schools could be main- fiained. Additions, sites and new buildings were not inclided in this amount. By the time the Board of Esti- mate and other Administration forces had finished with the Board ef Education budget the amount for repairs was cut down to §$2,- 200,000, 30 per cent. of the mini- mum actual needs as estimated by the experts in the Board of Edu- cation. The $27,000,000 cut in the schools appropriation made by the Hylan Administration compelled the children and teachers to re- main in filthy, inadequate schools. scraping a bit below the wirface one finds many peculiar cir- arising from Board o Estimate action. For instance, take what happened to an addition to the Newtown High School, Queens, as set forth in the minutes of the B 1920. LOST $13,000 TRYING TO FORCE LOWER BID. When bids were opened, Oct. 28, 1919, the lowest estimate for general construction was $781,000, submitted by Thomas Dwyer. This was more than the estimated cost of $600,000, so the Board of Education awarded Mr. Dwyer the contract, subject to approval of the Board of Hstimate. ‘The latter board, Nov. 21, 1919, re- fused to approve this bid and recom- mended the work be readvertised, ‘The school authorities, after fur- ther investigation and consultation, decided it would be impossible to gecure a lower bid and reaffirmed its former action on Dec. 10, 1919, and returned the matter to the Board of Estimate which, two days later, again rejected it. Now, to quote minutes: “Readvertised Dee. 30, 1919, bids to open Jan. 12, 1920, “Awarded, Jan. 14, 1920, by the Board of Education, subjec to the approval of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, to Dennis . Connors, the lowest bidder, in the sum of $794,000. Approved by Board ef Bstimate and Apportionment Jan. rd of Estimate, after twice having re. id a $781,000 bid on the theoretical ground it was too far above the $600,000 mated cost, aecepted a $794,- 000 bid for the same work the following month. The city lost $13,000 somewhe! Mr. Snyder in 1919 prepared a chart showing the funds allowed for maintenance of school buildings and the amount needed based on the us 2 per cent. of accumulated costs of Buildings and equipment. In 1918 the 2 per cent. calculation showed the schools ni 525,000 for repairs enly. The Administration provided $1,000,000, which, according to computation on the chart, was ac- tually only a trifle more than $500,- 000, allowing for shrinkage in the purchasing power of the dollar, Conditions even worse in the 1919 budget, for where the needs were rea the appro priation fell o' to $925,000, repre- Sonting. a purchasing power of only $475,000. ; UPILS KEPT OUT OF SCHOOL! "BY INTOLERABLE CONDITIONS. In a subsequent report Mr. Snyder speaks of “the insufficiency of funds for years past with which to keep condition of our up the physics) jaonditie i and equip ‘ a oe ee naumoteney of funds” has resulted in parents keeping their from school. ‘acheraié “we have about 1,000 pupils here, 8 Potter, Principal of the eald H. A. Potter, bela Ree insafe, tumble-down i High. Schoo! in Brooklyn, “but we yield have a great many more if ts did not keep their boys away Paraitions are not right here and T can't bY'me the parents, I am, sur- prised the teachers stick it out, Mr. Potter was found in a dingy, eninviting cellar lunchroom, redolent with the odors from the unsanitary, Theient toilet which opens Into It. Re aeveral teachers have pointed out te The Bvening World investigator, one becomes accustomed to anything, which probably wecounts f ithe abil Mr. Potter, his teache We OF denis to retain their appetites. ‘The school was built so long ago even the oldest Inhubitants of Bath each can't remember when. Three- fourths of the rooms are illuminated with dim gas lights, unequipped with mantles, and there are no laboratories for chemistry or physics. The stairs ‘are rickety and worn into troughs, fhe stracture Is deteriorating 80 rap- idly it ts beyond repair and can't stand much longer. Year after year the jents of district have appealed for a new building, and have been ked up by local school boards d Mr. Potter, But there has been no action. “Tho time has come,” Mr, Potter agreed, “when ‘programmes’ munt be @bandoned and work begun. This old wtructure can't stand much longer. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 25 Hoo Ten ockine Sehpol Children RUM INDICTMENTS wore Cohan Says So Long INBROOKLYN JUMP |2 és ‘Old Pal”’ Broadway 10 26% OF CASES With a Thousand Thanks “Personal Use” No Excuse for Saloonkeepers — Homes Will Be Protected. 1921 Unless the city acts immediately, our democracy is threatened, for we cant educate the youths properly under these conditions, and without educa- tion the republican form of govern~ ment is in danger. We should spend some of the millions that go into battleships and armies on spiritual armamen There have been virtually no re- aire on the New Utrecht High School There is nothing to repair, ms and girders are needed to The Grand Jury of Kings County, which during May and the greater part of June hay been returning in- dictments in only about 10 per cent of the liquor cases presented, fur- ished a surprise to-day when it was learned the body yesterday Indicted in twenty-six out of 101 cases be- Feplace the rotting timbers. "Paint, fore it. while aiding the appearance of the 5 building, would not make the old Te évery case the bill was against clapboards new. Entire new stair- a saloonkeeper or a former saloon- | ways would have to be built. The gas keeper who is now engaged in selling fixtures would have to be rem and #0 on all through the list, aly But soft drinks. The iarger proportion of the fact ie that net even a beginning ‘indictments was duc to a change of has ade in the way of repairs, | {attitude on the part of the jurors. and inclusion eral building | ae | Heretofore when a case was pre- = - | WOSOSS* FRE EscARPE. Ant > sented where the evidence consiated OE OE He oe OR ECL nica Cnet WINBOWS_IN of a few drops or a small amount of GE SCHOOL, BRO P ‘liquor which the arrested man de- entirely. a Ng a —— — clared was for his own use the jurocs About a block below the New| . have given the saloon man the beneft Utrecht High Schoo! is a public school | t al jof the doubt and dismissed the case. Which is a thorough disgrace to any | 0. n ‘ a er, a a tum, \ ts ee palestine anired drank city, The annex to Public School No, e Seubert: the’ bea: fogad in 163, at Nos. 1645-1649 86th Street, | 3 esterday vdy fol every ioe at Nowe ede asss sath See) A QKkes Merriment from _ iscecevensneroony a tow drops ot six rooms. There are no sanitary intoxioante were found on the place, provisions; a netting across the plaute- Garin rai career | Voices in Spirit Land wi *iviitincs uimatng vacy to the classrooms. In warm boa I | vate houses, or where persons were weather the doors must be kept op between classrooms, making it impos: bbl repeip et SLE LS hip, Bed AIG FOC RSA GE ob TW LLHONY UNEEs Enli " fat ists’ C ‘ Jevident from the cases dismissed and fing with others. are closed ati | POlivens Spiritualists’ Convention by AnSWETS | indictments tound that the Jury pias sae . r th nt a= to Notes and Describing Trouble Girl 1 Re er atveats ny. the. petiee OF siti: Had with Shoe White Dressing. ventilation ceases, and in dark days zens who are not in the liquor busi John Slater was the life and soul of the sole {lumination is from dingy | ness in their homes and on the street. the purty last night at the organ res) he pat ie "ABE ATTELL FREED gas lamps, Here too the Board o! segs tainment of the IN BASEBALL MIX a presramme | far as logical relie as progressed. [t is just where It was u decade ago, while the neighbor. | hood has grown fourfold and the character of the residents changed LS GEORGE M.COHAN as ‘Little Johnny Jones. mantles, ‘This is probably due to t close whittling down of “unnecessary penses” by the Board of Estimate The preservation of the children's esight Is evidently considered un- necessary, CONDEMNED AS UNSAFE SEVEN After Twenty-five Years He Breaks a Fifty- Fifty Partnership in Which Waving of the Education an aversion to gas TESTS DRY LAWS BY $500,000 SUIT gates to the Spiritualists’ Convention in the grand ballroom of the Wal-| Ex-Sen. Lewis Contends “Manufac- lorf-Astoria. About 500 persons weee ‘ Fool, i f — nd x YEARS AGO; STILL USED. Jin tno ballroom and with few exeep-| NOD) Able to Mentify Him as a] ture” in 18th Amendment Refers Flag Did Both a Lot of Good—Heart a nor the ‘annex to No Assi ware tne| cn all mppeaeyd fo) piesa Conspirator in World to Acts After Date of Passage. Soul Still in Same Place, and Stage Favor- cluded among the forty schools in|" have spiritualistic leanings, with- Series Sca | rie ae : F : ievey oteivie bodies. “Hut Bub: [out regard to creed or color Series Scandal. ecvucns| ee RS eee) ite Will Bounce Back Any Time He Gets chool No. 18, erected in 1848 on! Sjate: e 5 Pa 0 Abe Attell, one time featherweight | proviston te . ‘ Maier Htrect_near Leonard, on the| cer, © (ie same old easy-going.) impion of the world, indicted in| ment and the Volstead law was filed In Word That “Shop Is Open.” other side of Brooklyn, is mentioned, |@¢rcastic, rapid-fire Ganymede of! esl 3 “fix. | the United States District Court to-day Tt nas bad as any of the worst men, (Spirit Land that he was thirty years|Chicago In connection with the “Ax-| 1 corer senator J. Hamilton Lewis in tioned in previous reviews of the sit-/ago in San Francisco, when he asd f the World jes games 1D) 1) attempt to recover whiskey worth By George M. Cohan. jdon’t let them play too lard and tire uation. themaelves all oul. Try to get them back In their own yard, where you can keep close watch on them, They'll , Was to- Court | 1919, charged with conspiracy discharged by Supreme non-believers agog with his messag from acroxs the border, defying di $500,000 stored here. (Written for The Evening World.) he plaintiffs are distillers and one bi F en no repairs in Dear Old Friend Broadway: years Miss Frances C. day Maloney, acting principal, has |t¢ction, claiming nothing uncommon| Justice Donnelly, following an argue} iu ed owners of bonded whiskey. The] "111 ) taw qorda before 1 leave, {Stand for a little watching right now, been at the school, with th: x ake-up r ent by Will J. Fallon, Dur' Lill does not attack the validity of the], ° oe tee sig & * esp lly since they have become so Nat ald a ts his make-up and handing out aur-jment by Willlam cae ne | ouibition Amendment or of the Vol-|Thanks a thousand times for all |wrapped up in this new toy of theirs, ception of constant tinkering with tl electric bells and the locks. is done. une 1 1,000. pupils |any, the habeas corpus hearings held be- fore Supreme Court Justice Tierney, Mr, Fallon said, not one witness had prises to everybody who asked for a sage; and if you didn't ask for you didn’t get any. you've done for me and mine. I've certainly enjoyed my visit and I intend to tell the folks back home “the closed shop.” In case they break the toy and start crying, take my ad- vice, Broadway, and don't scold them d law, but alleges no provisten of vither measure can apply to whiskey deposited in Government warehouses by in the school now, altt a few Di ay ; dent “ too hard, for after all, remember, in the school now, although a few) He has bad many imitators since,| been able to Identity Attell as one| tye direction of the Government before} aii about the good time you gavelthey're just children and bound to 2, i “ny 28/especially on the vaudeville who had taken part in the conspiracy. |¢ither measure was passed, where the fahtelis takes 2,600 on purt time, It was con- | °°? Y ih r re me and how much | appreciate your|Mmake mi . demned as unsafe sev but Slater can give them all Mr. ion produced the testimony | goods are now owned by the sainy own- i Just one more word before I go, kid, But the city, contiowes te use Ie, ‘ine and epadea when it ‘cone te of tho compluning witness, Samuel {crs who deposited the Hquers on ® eon: }many Kindnesses, I really didn't ex- lang tT want you to know that this is Oellinige are low) Che Alnlon are natcl com the aclétualisde’ a to dealing! Pans, who had sworn that he had | Vel NaS was paid” . pect to stay wo long, My original idea |straight from the shoulder: Any time row and. the exite from tae roana| {rom the spiritualistic deck. Any-/never seen Attell until he was pointed |" tng principal new point of the com-|/was to stop here just a couple of [You want me, or need me in any way, are blocked by cupboards. There {a|%4¥ Who wanted questions answe out to him in court during the hear-|piainants ix that the provision of the shape Or manner, say the world, old weeks, but I got to like you so much and ume flew by #o rapidly that | nd if the SHOP IS OPPN I'll » right back, tear off my coat P Constitution against manufacture of liquor referred to manufacture after, and not before, passage of the amend- ings before Justice Tierney. Paas said he had testified before the Cook Coun- no other place to put the cupboards. I from beyond the skies just dropped The folding doors between the class- a note in a box outside the door, and rooms are’ fi Sewhant ate ty Grand Jury that he had heard one was twenty-five years before I knew}a4nd go to work. in the mean time, Tonetane nanaertie town and are @)ai the notes were poured out on a) Abe Attell had been one of the parties | "th; complainants, who state, they do] st. ss xoodby, Broudway, ‘Take care of children, table on the stage In the grand bail-| in the conspi not tomer to use the liquor for beverage : vinog | SOUrRele, In November, 1913, plans for a new | room. ean et aon, ask for a. mandatory injune- | Gosh! Won't the folks be surp Your old pal, ein school were drawn up. In 1946 twa- 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL eee polling Government warehouses | when I walk in on them and they GEORGE M. COHAN. There wasn't anything that Mr. to deliver the property and enjoining fifths of the new building was com- Mficers from. Interference. reallze I'm back home. 1 guess they] yr, Conan quits the stage to-night pleted, and from present indications |Siater told anybody which is golng to . ; sailld ae Gt Y Se the city does not expect to build the|Fevolutionize the world. He didn’t! CRUELLY BEATEN thought I'd turned Into » regular big | —pla nie cot te ee Ne a leaes city fellow and that they'd seen the last of me, Of course, 1 won't tell them that I've had any argument with you, Broadway. No, sireo! What ever little trouble you and I have had ig between ourselves, and I've no in- remaining three-fifths shown in alopen up any new discussions, solve dsome architect's drawing which any eries pove any ders; | Father, pasote ereaiiecty arawie }/any mysteries or prove any murders; TOON, “As long as. no one a wiieney’s| but he appeared to give satisfaction| building condemned seven years axo/and added to the gaity of the con- Poll onus: to Hed used, according| vention, of which he said his per- rerens ulaok: formance Was no part. But he didn't] A A WISE BIRD. This One Picke: Car When Needi its runat the Hudson. The Friars, of whom Mr, Cohan !s abbot, has bought practically the whole house and ar- ranged an “au revoir but not good- by" celebration. Mr. Cohan retires from the stage and theatrical pro- duction because of the closed shop Married Again $ Her Mother Died, Admits Whipping, but Calls Her Unmanagable. ince Out a Doctor's recom. There were several autos stopped at a twelve-year-old girl with cuts|street crossing in Tompkinsville, 8. I. The walls of the new buildin: f y h ors t = have never ted. veeung yo into a trance, didn't havo any|and blick and blue marks on her face |one day this week. Among these was) tention of shouting around the fact Polley of the ‘Actors’ Equity Asso x at any tam h iclud: bowls of water or flowers around. Hejand arms appeared in Morrisanta | Df Lt en one ra io. cate that we're anything but the best of ae udget to eat 4he /voloes'! and: ropeated| Police Co Zi RI et ans 8 were ahead oi in the Jam ai e| friends. nd paint the walle op [Just Bot the “volees” and repeated) Police Court to-day as complainant) way surprised at the strange antics of a] 1 hope you feel the same way about JAIL FOR GIRL SHOPLIFTERS. eS Sahoet Noe te pce jwhat they said to bim from Spirit)against her father, Jerome Mercna-| cuckoo ahead. ' Away: soauia T nonestly,da —_—— every, year, regular as clockwork, | Land: denti, a husky laborer, of No. 480] “The bled almost entered each of the| (ner Broatmis, Wutill | oY, | wwe em War pe to Attend this item is stricken out. The ‘1 needn't tell you I'm inspired,” hel College Avenue, the Bronx. She 1s|two oars whead of his, but turned away! tii huve u certain regard forme, 1 School Vlend Guilty. shops of the school are flanked by two obsolete, unsafe toilets which are a menace to health. said, but Whether that was sarcasm) Lily Merchadenti, he tet his audience dv its own guess! The charge against the father is ing, A lady had said that there was no| that he beat her almost into insensi- each time. Finally it came to hin car and alighted on the seat beside the doc- tor, Then he noticed that the right Three young women, two of wh told the court that they were on way from thelr homes in Argentina to don't suppose the folks will know ine buck home now that my hair Is gray, 1 was a blond when I first met you. | ing had been broken, member how L used tO 100K? | puro 4 6 HEALTH BOARD ACTS |tesih; anotier lady bad sung the ibility ‘Thursday evening on hie ar- [ive tao the \“uekod to ix omen at | he hat cooked on the side of the | Ag nc A Te HN AM oad ON CITY’S SCHOO song “There Is No Death,” and Mr./rival home from work, using a] X-,1}4 Westervere Avenue and pound ue) nead, the plaid vest and the cream te ee ree ental Sessions Here LS |sjater made it ununimous, To bim it! broomstick until it was broken, his] bird that knew enough to pick out a| colored dancing shoes And, oly yes | ne plean of guilty to shoplifting was un experience. doctor's car from a bunch deserved free| the switch cane! Do you remember = leather belt, a hammer and finally y » other| charges, Hight other prisoners were ; ~onditions |" . ' treatment. the cane? Oh, boy! how those other gos, Hight o} were Orders Survey to See If Conditions ane oe ae ne ee ae Mit) breaking a china bow! by hitting ty + buck dancers used to envy me! from $25 to $150 on aimilar charges Exposed Three Years Ago ty oe ee, yous Wome people think on the head with It, Merehadenti! WOMAN IN DAZE HAS $480. | ,,%ou ,U%°¢ '9, 100% funny yourself rearet Zorza, twenty-one, aud As- Have Been Remedied ivs fortune telling; but 1 have met| was held in $1,500 bail. - Broadway, Aces on 1g wt ocother | prea Fernandez, eighteen, the two Ar- alla the beainiest meni this country and| According 0 the gist, her father| Usaste to Account fer Mersclt ead] fo Otne® day— standing in front o¢|sentine mirls, wore accussd by lores The announcement to-day that the|ali over the world, J have gived pri) treated her kindly until her mother In Kent te Bellevue, {Re Ga Coleman House, ut 7th Street | Mutual Protective Association detec vate readings for Mr, Balfour and for! ‘sir OL 4 that) died and tives with stealing two camisoles worth ir Oliver said that) died together Board of Health has ordered a “sani-| MGI er edge he married a woman with| Patrolman ‘Thomas Began found «| ond you. We were the vey” C . en together ever|$6 from Gimbel Brothers, They were tary survey” of the pubitc schools wss| nis twenty Ininutes with ine was the| two children of her own. Since then,|young woman wandering in West 47th TA Mee ee ta bean some | given ton days’ Imprisonim Mane accompanied by a summary of the|best twenty minutes of his life, Hel if Lily Merchadent is to be believed, | Street near the river carly thts morning frends or should we call it #)Lombardl, for a $48 theft from Bloom- reporté on a similar survey made in|viJoyed it because the press boys got) he me life has been a succession|a:d took her to the station because| partnership? You know, Hrowdway, |ingdates, revetved ten days’ imprlson- 1918, From this the report on Man, |#{teF him. I'm not a mind reader, I'm of horrible experiences, she could not give her address, Later|when you figure tho thing out, It] ot Abranam smith, an old offender, not a telepathist; I'm just a common, Her condition yesterday morning ; been a sort of partnership. 3 er, hattan schools is missin; ss Mie ; y she was arraigned in the West Side| really has been ralne taltthe datectiven, was fi 6 In alljordinury spiritualistic mediui aroused the curiosity of teachers when | (. . oF me 4 You've certainly worked hand in| #0¢o! ne 5 given other boroughs conditions menacing| ‘Then ne picked up the notes one|ghe reached sohool. ‘The story she|Gaurced age ftom noe siockiig, whica | glove with me, and you can’t deny the|thres mente in the Workhouse for the lives aod health of pupils were|#fter the other and told what the transmitted to the Chil- | spoiled that complaint, ‘ fact that I've gone the absolute dis- | stealing four card onaes valued at $24.61 'The Bank of Boston banks with Leading men of the which the Boston tnatitu- boxes, “You'd better go to California , ) on June 10 robbed the home at South- before going to Burope," and the girl ampton, L. L, of William C. Potter, ‘The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Husband’s Step-Daughter Tells the Police the Shooting Followed fifty arrangement and that neither to-day upheld the verdict offof us ever tried to raise the terms te Voices had to Say ubout them. ‘The father admitted| She had acted so quearly, however,|tance in boosting you. Remember | from R. H. Macy & Co. fone in 388 enleele, OF take forty- voice of w woman's mother wanted 10) whipping but suid she was une [spoken |S0 vaguely” and fall 80" com: tinea Lamt started waving the ‘old ees J n, fifty-two ialtell her about Walter, manaireal rhe child. berged ly to answer ordinary queetions that crican flag? You whispered in ty F n Richmond, How fu|woman from the rear of the hall. the Children's Society and will be! «.i1 f a 1 both a lot of good.” And #0 - j BH Cc 4 in 5 ' ne Childre 2 -iile Renner and sald the money was|do us both @ the ne conditions have been remedied,| “Your second husband,” corrected | cared for temporarily by that organk-| some that she had loaned to a truit| it did. Boston Institution Wil ain at all in the last three years since,|the spiritualist. "Your mother says|oation, Te io had ‘paid It back, But she| And say, Broadway, wnother little get Waren Dave Will not be known till the new sur-|that you ought to be glad that you P53 yaaa See Me hare hie was. Be sald is | thing I'd like to oall your attention to ae vey Is completed lett, Wilkes-Barre and came to New name wus Richards, Sang eat that I mentioned your] ‘The advance guard of the 4¥0 New HE KILLS fia York.” : $8,000 JEWELS STOLEN. — hame as often as possivle in ull ty | Hngland bankers who will take poss Ss That's right,” returned the woman. RD! D, |songs and plays. Of course, ‘mM NOt] sion of the city for three days, Aer HIS WIFE, digo the inialn . " Neal | quegters mam Home of Willem BIG INJURY VERDICT UPHELD. |10°1 the it wasn a meh 60 19 einming tormortow, haa arrived. at the and 4 snapping of fingers came from a| "4, ; benefit as to yours, but tha Commedia! Ti gir hepa IT ACCIDENT [ene ee oiined and. beautiiut| Pottery Guaranty Trust Omecial, | Appeliate Divistow Sustains $42,500 reser a ee eet rake—that the modore. Thelr “June party” wa —_———_ young woman in one of the upper| It was learned to-day that burglars] Dameawes for Bey Lesing Lewes. | Heiole thing has really been a fifty-|armnse iy She: ations: abled 3 HUSBAND WATCHES. FRENCH PORTS FOR MISS HERESS Mother of Mrs. Bellaris Hears Son-in-Law Was Warned by Paris Police. Mrs. Florence Quina of No. 36 West 69th Street was informed to-day of the action of the police of Paris In \ warning her son-in-law, Austin New- ton Chamberiain Bellaris, to prepare himself to submit to arrest unless In- formation is forthcoming as to the whereabouts of his wife and child, who left the maternity hospital at Noullly Monday morning at 1 o'eloek after a telephone call, saying she was going to meet him, Mra. Quinn declined to make any comment on the situation, Accord- Ing to the despatches from Paris, the procedure of the French police seems to be a technical method of checking against the complaint of Bellaris that his wife has been spirited away. He professes to have information from Mra, Aimee Crocker Gouraud that Mrs. Govraud was with his wife at the hospital just before Mrs. Quinn sailed for New York, and Mrs. Bel- laris In Mrs. Gonraud’s presence de- nied her mother’s request that she leave her husband and go to New York. According to Bellaris, his wife ts the hel. to the $50,000,000 estate of her father, a Texan, He say. Se hat set on foot an Investigation to learn whether Mrs, Quinn is really b wife's mother. After accepting service of the po- lice order, Bellaris left Paris for Le Havre, according to the de- spatches, to watch the departure of the liner France, in the belief wife m.y be taken aboard her. He has an agent watching the departure of the Aquitania from pear SD PROMOTION FOR MAYER. Judge herbourg. to Be Named Clrealt Court It Is District Judge Jullus M, Mayer wilt be promoted by President Harding to succeed Circult Judge Henry G. Ward, who is retiring from the bench, mem- pera of New York's Congressional dele- gation say. Representative Isaac Slege! of the 20th District may be named to succeed Judge Mayer ‘The appointment of nk K. Bowers to succend William If, Edwards as Col- leotor of Internal Revenue ts also ex: peeted —— a Rabbi Wine Co: nto Improve. Rabbi Stephen 8, Whe, at Mt. Sinal Hospital, snowed further improvement this morning. He had a restfol night. ——— New Schedule Leave New York on Eastern Standard Time WEEK DAYS Leave Leave W. 25rd St. Liberty St. Liberty Street at 6.30 a.m., 7.30 am. 11 am., 4 pam, 3 peime SUNDAYS Leave W. 23rd St.—9,47 » 147, 347, 5.47, 6.47, 1.47 pom, Leave Liberty 8.10.00 » 2.00, 4.00, U5877 sora, Thom Time tables and clocks of the New Jersey Central will show Eastern Standard Time, which is one hour earlier than Day-Light Saving Time. Gets you on the spot on the dot nodded with & glad sinile, Chairman of the Board of Di 500 in favot of Thomas Ceci! Clark, |¥ou know, old pal, I sort of had the tion corresponds wits be the quests, — a Quarrel “Movie actress,” Was the audible | qa i racty otrune Compute heteline iy years old, No. 275, Weat tries lee that you and T were going (0 KO! To-morrow will COMA the {NSPECtlON | —__—— ie comment which ran around the front} hetween $8,000 and $10,000 Worth of| cep, the Bighth Ave: along forever and that th would] or the harbor, Fire Chief Kenion will Mrs, Henry Cowenhoven, thirty.|'0" spiritualists, and even others | jow st of the family Jewels we Tptteapl against . agi rere Rall- lever pe break, But, of couree 1] show how a fireboat works. Monday N . Ad ° . ‘lwho weren't Spiritualists suid the |in w York: | road Company, Both his legs were am- | soe that it was just a wild dream | 4 MA; Mot while in the hands of her husband,|¥ou lr’ waite ahd # re nae WIth Tee pear Mmulkinge mot wit cat M. Tierney and a jury, Dhe decision of jours. Still, with all thet, i s my will spenk at a dinner given iM teoeived hee tie r) 5 at "lyou," and a Brea augh went With rating wnid diainons m the Appellate Division was unantmou hame that outsiders ha o ep Commodore mar ement plication, naert only ae Wig Je Atws9nn dp dele home, No. [iy and the lady nodded her head | UY a visiepoweeetet TUR Slay split us out. If we'd really had | inl a5 a tps, ay Rem Se IA oriler OF reemes 08 Mie 3 cDougal Street, Brooklyn, igorously, and her escort neurly a Any direct trouble between ourselves | emcee: es work Lane searerings Sec vigorously, any dir made by The World wust be received by 2 PMG Cowenhoven admits the shooting, |blushed. a , after the other, who wanted to tall w| ACTORS THE VICTIMS. T'wouldn’t feel the thing the way 1| FOUGHT OVER HOOCH. ay advorusing. tyre cony for the upgle. 4 the polict )UNS. Let continued Slater, firing |members of the sume family, and he do ang I'm pretty sure that you fee bed ections vot The Sunday World musts be eerne ne police, but claims it] 2% “erat stands for Sheldon|hud & jot of fun with one of the girls | Youth Ace: of Robbing Thes-|inc og Im pout Tit, Broadway. Al-|mere Mew Miabbed ena ‘Tried tal {raesa@ be Mi Thundas oramiing, pyle: was accidental, The authorities say|tewis,” and 5. L. and V, P. B. both|when he told her that when she was | pines’ Truaks tm Sterage. though you haven't said a darned Laskes Ue, Pn i Ag Bc ph a By they are not entirely satisfied with |jqughed right out while & pretty girl|dressing last night she lad had! pan McGarth ay naga {Word T Know you well enough, Hroad-| 4a. gy ee ee ine, No, 46g|0_kes. World must be received by twursday Cowenhoven's explanation and arylat the press tuble sald: Jtvonble with her shoe, her left shoe. It ae vs neventnen, No. 56%) 04. to know that you bay ‘ine nthony Usena, twenty-nine, No. 463) sunday Main Sheet copy. txpe coy which he working on a theory that a quarrel)” “His name isn't Sheldon Lewis, It's |was hard work getting It on West 37h Street, war arrested early to- [fueling for me or you'd have left me Central Park Wat, will be arraigned tt ts een rented tate preceded the shooting. Rose Moore And the young woman conyulsively @a@¥ by Polleeman ¢ flat years ago. However, 1 want you | to-day aa the result of @ fight in which aise bat Pearly gee | fifteen-year-old stepdaughter of Cow- | Kot n his gasped, “That' ht rock: nase ty to know, kid, that I understand your! Dennis Doyle, twenty-two, No. $43 Fast reeivest VM. Pride enhoven, according to the — px wanted |) “Have 1 n your bed- uth Avenue position, and No matter what happens | qret Street, and Patrick Clifford, twen-| "in gnter ot fan i galled. them othe Bes fe paren Jones and Gretchen Gerry at the (roots a ainttnud. ate Relies y fie had some clot maa: | nel and with you leat and ty-elght, No. $2 West 90th Street, were rer he shooting and said, “He quarrelled|same time, but the spirituulistic me she slirieked and the audience (yh Coun nan Vian” taken (soul 360 days every twelve months and | ned a ¢ fe not serious, | Display cony or orders released later than as with my mother,” Slum soon had the matter straight-Ishrieked with her qiliancous assortment of articiow cexen lan extra twenty-four Bours thrown ia | Stam ts Their wounds ary not serious. | undid” alte, win comted. ion erg te Cowenhoven is held at the Ralphiened out and got the lady voloes talk- Mr, Slater will anawer more ques- } Na 8s West 44th Strect, [for Leap Year, ‘The police say the men fought over a ‘arn diauuls of “aay character, Gomrack oF Avenue Station on a technica) charge [ing one at a time. tions to-night, and he's better than, w) had"beem emtered by @ rear win-| Take good care of the children of bottle of hooch at 69th Street and Cen- | "> of homicide, . ‘Then he quickly got two voices, one Edison on the question stuff, dow. jon” while I'm away, kid, and tral Park Wess, THE WORLD ’ - —