The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1921, Page 3

‘NEW CONEY ISLAND SCHOOL DOOMED BY ESTIMATE BO TO ANOTHER YEAR'S D Budget MEANS MONTHS WASTED Meantime, The Board of ie Committee Site Prohibited by Comp- troller Craig. resident Prall De: | lays Report on Civic As Rejects| sociation Strictures, Education's 1 NINE-YEAR PARTING. | OF STILLMAN AND WIFE 1S DENIED to Her Counsel Contradicts State-| the charges contained in the survey ment of Banker Repudi- ! of forty schuols by nine civic associa ating Guy. i} tions. published three weeks ago, is 4 en ayy ready to be m at public | Chief counsel for Mrs, Anne Urqu- Although Anning S. Pratl, President | ha Stilima to-day characteris of the board. has had the reports o! HRRES ioe haracterized his inspectors in hand more than u[a# “propaganda” the information week, to be dictated, his formal ac statement ng to inform rem’ing whieh J mes A. Stillman ts alleged to ne | have imparted to his close associates tion given out at his office, $9th Street | Shon sf ahd Park Avenue that he had lived apart from Mrs. Mr. Prall had expected to make|Siliman for nine years and for that public this report lust week. Thelreason knew that he was not the eason given for the delay is that Mr.|rather of Guy Stillman, Mra. Still- Prall has not had time to draw up! man's lawyer, added that he would hig statement’ It is known that the) produce severdl witnesses to disprove report, when finally made public, wiil | Mp. stillman’s allegation: helittle the charges made in the orig- | he statement, according to the HLM LANG Cobel jof Ml GUL VU anker's friends, was made that Mr. the existence of conditions or deny |. , ‘ Wiest Metats nditions or deny | siiiman's association with Florence sbsolutely that they exist At the same time, gator for The who hitherto every ai data and verifying the investi- Evening World, had been stance in given Procuring statements, Leeds did not be came suspic In an ind made by M thht Mr until after he be- ous of his wife. the statement | man’s friend denied | in love with ct manner sti St Iman was has found figures and other mat. | Ptorence ds intended to marry ters of record barred to him in [OP It is in the form of denying the last few days. hat “anybody has ever admitted “The President has called for |*uch & stute of affairs, Proceeding the very figures you seek.” is the | ‘7M this premise the defender of invariable response, “and out of | MY Stillman argues that it is absurd courtesy to him we cannot let you |‘ charge Mr Stillman with secking have them until he is ready to |‘? ‘ y Leeds, Guy's share of mmakeAhem publie” the $7,000,000 trust fund established by SORRY OUTLOOK FOR CONEY|Mr. Stiliman’s father. He says that ISLAND CHILDREN. the trust is for “lawful issue," but The Finance aad Budget Committee | the effect on the legalizing of Jay! of the Hoard of Estimate terday | Leeds as an heir by a future marriage | tinally sealed the doom of a new| !s not discussed sehool fur Coney Isiand when it re- fhe statement js understood to be turned, unapproved. the Board of Ed-| put out for a better understanding by ication’s recommendation for a si the public of the rulings to be made Avenue, between West| Saturday on motions now before | * Street, The com-| Referee Daniel J. Gleason, mittee instructed the school offic: ‘hree of these motions are by Mr. to find another site. Stillman’s counsel, and one by John This site has been the subject of Mack, guardian for Guy Stillman bitter controversy, with Comptroller] ‘The first motion of the Stillman iaw- Craig taking all the facts mm connec-|yers was that the referee reconsider tion with the deal to the Kings] his decision ruling out the “Dearest County Grand Jury, and Associate | Honey” letter alleged to have been Superintendent of Schools Shallow in-| written to Mrs. Stillman by Fred K, stituting a libel suit for $100,000] Beauvais. inst the Comptroller. The The second asked that the “rolled lected by the Education Board] oats and letter from Beau- recently sold by the city |y to Mrs. St be made part! would now have times, that fe oF said the erty alre able site cloee by Nand at the last hearing and ruled What the Finance and Budget Com- | yt on objection by the defense be Mittec’s action means can best be un-| \ omitted derstood by a brief summary of the | phese questions which the referee procedure, The responsible members} yay permit M iinan to return at the ee Pan qa {te the Poughk stand and an- Coney Island for another sit this | wep survey they will interview sores Of)" "pid you express yourself to your afy the needs, and then they will have [Acton as being entirely willing tbat to interview scores more to pick the |SoUF wife should have a divored if Teareat available ite. If « city- |e wanted one? iwned site is not selected there will| “Did you then take legal advice by Raa antae your own counsel that the question of Titles will have to he searched, un-{the paternity of Guy Stillman could ficial understandings about prices |Not be tried out in an action brought for the property will have to be] asainst you? reached with the vanioun’ prope “And did you, because of tha wnors, and a vast amount of related| therefore bring the action against Jnvall will have te he gone thro Mrs, Sullman and Guy Spillman thin: vorania cir-| The fourth motion to be decided, asta month.| made by Mr. Mack, t that more of | Or Hugh Russell's testimony, espe- the next meeting of fl cially that pa leged conver Kdnewtion for approval. and in Ai) sation with Mri man in guffalo, MO eee eee (iia mosuing. Tel sHorty the ag of the “hys- iran then anly adopt a resol. be stricken from the ippreval to he sent to of Matimate, vmpieh: Uf Stillman, accompanied by her ne ne - three children, Ajexandes, dames. ir nal proces there is teland Guy, the baby. lett the fh efor the matter t vminiitee oy | Avenue house this morning for an in 8 ng I hen be ye. [d@fnite vacation, she refused to o the f Estimats.|state her tination, but se aehere it will ther month | friends intimate she will not return tes Comm . net speedily jat Poughkeepsic and fay hy, Tf the Board f Batis John I, Brennan, bi lef counse ations resolution is approved nuch of the evidence fo c nan, oxpe hold a conference CIRCUMLOCUTION WILL EAT UP ) and back taxes, to pi The and the ¢ least Y ady owned an avail: | TIME AND MONEY of the record instead of being admit- te The third motion requested that the juestions asked Mr. Sulliman by Col his Tien the Board of Education must vdvertise for bids either for « cost $1.250,000, ex te z the proper for Action |and to relieve twe Sa Teintinanieed, Tt LNkAs a enemas register of 2.977, with a nth to advertise and open and ap-| number of pup n par r which must then “ge | double session egatin ugh the same amlocut! heen held up by “Board of Hstimate ha Toard of Estimate end | dilateriness and dawdlin ‘ammittem, which aecompan ’ Although apologists tur the schoo: proval of the site, It may be that |record of the present Administration Board ¢ iucation authorities, | point to the fact that the great 1921 tng speedily and on assump building programme of $53,000,000 jon the site would be approved, will! has been “authorized,” they, carefully nave drawn up the s and up-|refrain from recording that action on raved the type of ling to beleach individual jtem in the pro recied. If this has not been done| gramme tends to, and does, nullify rhe time involved will be a great deal|the programme as a whole nger. In the mean time, regardless of So at best this new Coney | puildin mmes and promises, Island school cannot be begun |the Rr Education's report on until spring, although it was item the lack of fire protection and on the No. 1 on the building programme | sanitary a s shames exposed of 1921, drawn up about a year | on the survey and corjoborated and ago amplified by The Evening World, is A forly-@ight-room building Wo cugeriy await d, a ae THE _EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921. 'Plans for Most Complete Child Welfare Building In World, Submitted by Miss Loeb of Evening World I WIFEKICKED MEQUT She Had S PLEA OF TUBB WHOM SHE SUES $10,000 a Year, He $3,000, but That Did Not Stop Her From Proposing, the marriage she agreed to political and econumie so~ vit three weeks after the mar- says she violated her prom nizing (he “Women's Bqual phortunity beagte’ and spent her It me. not with him, but attending and Jaddyesing public and private meet vas, Me says he has always tr his wife's mother with respeet, that she insisted upon running the vse and called him. a “dirty loafer” | I} Jind other choice expressions.” | | Gibert T Young, a salesman for a Fifth Avenue house, alleged in’ an Jaffidavit in opposition to a motion tony and counsel fee that she had | "kicked™ hom out, that she wa a feminist and ardent suffragette and } him, telling him that the dispa n th come-ahe earns $10.0 vear, while he gets $8,000-—should 1 | deter him from matrimony Jus Tbavis to-day decided, nevertheless Jthat Mrs. ¥ ne Was en edt £08 Jmonth alimony and $100 counsel fer pending judgment in her separation suit JANITOR Mrs. Young lives with her or i it No. 60 Ialand Avenue, New % ; uga chelle, In papers prepared by Lauin sealed in by toasting a Dunst, her attorney, she saya ste | = . inarried Gilbert on Nov. 29, 119, and ae) Room = |e iment at No. 202 West s6th Street Gilbert agreed to pay the rent and —_ {part ¢ housekeeping expenses T the plaintiff charges, During the ten uw ” nihs he remained there, she al- = . D2 es, he paid but six months’ rent, 8 a refusing lo contribute anything more, 8 | A few weeks after m. xe Mex. | - ks ® Young says her husband (old her that Fay reditors were making lite miser- | ia w sble and be nagged her until she ad- Zz z vanced him collateral to ruse 1 loan ry > to pay his debts, She had ‘o pay the isp s loan in order to n her collaterat | FS ROOM 3 oxpe besides paying fur presents} i u v | he brought for friends | HETHER it is more yi - | In order to placate ther husband's! bieasedt h violent temper Mrs, Young says she] essedtogivethan nought an unitomohite, paying for tbe to focus has been upkeep as well ax the chauffeu settled long ago by dic- j 2 ene ah’s Ples the first wading peol in this Joptember last she bought the b ae - Miss Sophie Irene Loeb’s Plea, My. Aiiough some otter eities of denera Wheee se is now livitmc thinkin th tum, But it is difficult to Backed by Mayor, Wins United RUM ELD CO EDGE f ; INCA Ln eeoes mene ae ane say which is more con- a Benefaction. A health centre will also be estab- AE ROOD VLE Room Peete ain qlee emicioven one one| ducive to an inner glow lished in the oy Min w that mouhers i ttn lie doy around the house and | ee the token is an —— of destitute children may have al = p i ; ; y ao grounds, although he refused to do it vington gift. The Finance and Budget Committee #Vaileble aid and advice, APPLICATION PLAN oF sECOND himself a y ne basement of the building con REG SECREARy| FLOOR On A ast Mrs. Young says| ' of the Board of Estimate and AP- tains much s os menich Nk ill that. Nee: Husbands ator nAUKiig hind OVINGTON’S "i eS tn) waeatin ester- DC devoted to acc! en's playgroun¢ 8 and taking all the presents he PP 5 : portionmi a at its mi ne renter Py Set wenthee | an — THEFT OF FIVE AUTOS trunks and tal ag AN hocsinomen ta He Cane Shop of 5th Ave.” y, decided to turn over the bulld- -—ETTER THAT WON THE MAYOR jo q » garage and she has not seen bim “ifth Avenue at 39th St. ing at No. 145 Worth Street to the AND BUDGET COMMITTEE. ADMITTED, POLICE SAY. ut tinterimulh ee oparation hi Board of Child Welfare, which is now Miss Loob's letter explaining the PLAN Car Stolen From in Front of Roone=| jonies he nddned ier and says located in the basement of City Hall, great need of securing the building, | OF FIRST FLOOR { Hospital Found at Arverne. hich ah) appropriation ofl wien was Uronstaiitea with: tne: ap) pert Burns, twenty-four, of No. 858 a ane) bala UO ¢ proval of the Mayor to the Board « a Tenth Avenue, Who was arraigned in the LE head a A leg mie lust Friday, reads as fol tihored by the present Board of West Side Court to-day charged with making it suitabl Child Weltare “ONS sim Ie Mylan, Chairman, (ate and Apportionment, satin Pe ace chee aoe raTeeul tel purpe The committee recom “ i enele en Iwo items in the economy we are ‘ i , ; 57; Board of Estimate and Apportion- yiming constantly to practise may be | the larceny of five cars in the last two| mended aa appropriation of $1875 nent, New York, N. Y. he Ched as followss HGR ne Gulieateny. He ieapitoated for the building, the outside to be iN “yo se present to the The Board of Child Welfare op-| Joseph fda). (eantyetwor a0 NO. Lae sift, ene 6 Board o! We »p-| Joseph Shields, twenty ot No. taken care later Beard of Estimate and Appotlon- crates at a fraction over 3 per eent.,|West Téth Street, who was arraigned The Specally Shop of Onpinatons This request comes from the Board i Silt ley urd of (He lowest of any similar department with him. Shield ceording to the aA of Child Welfare, of which Sophie |ihr Welfare the builting at No. 13, 1, tive United states | olices a aniiitedonty) oni HE FIFTH AVENUE AT -38™ STREET Irene Loeb is President, ‘The board Worth Street, and appropriating the y.,tmy Mae pst te CY APPFORI. 1. was for the theft of the car <¢ administers the Widows’ Pension and Sum of : Lh for rsapy AN ay child in’ the home of its widowed iss Alice Huntington of Scarsdale] 2.000 children and 7,000 mothers are, SAG Are outa puryoeest So tether under the jurisdiction wf the | front of Itoosevelt Hospital on 7 . [22.000 caren and einer this law |" Sik Welfare BoaFd purposes? | itnard of Child Welfare as Ih an ins June 27 thal the two were arrested Ina FRIDA Y—Final Peducticns no id A Frye att Re t stitution night. The ear was found in a gurage | which was strongly urged from the henly a ie th a spensary io ie Ald reIVHAL UO TeuneuONEaTI ite leaeiecte tied | 4 first by The Evening World. + bel AL It a8 oceupied by a few not heally & pension but a| John O'Keefe, No. 100 Calyer Street, | Strong support wus expressed b; htsmen who ure planning the. temporary lift to the destitute and and kenost Willett, No. 112 Java Strect SSES Mayor Hylan and various members Court House dependent: cenudren, during their) coon igicen Ara undue arreat es WOMEN’S and MISSES’ iia pard of Esti It is be-| “Lam inctosing a copy of a general School-going perioy e Da aire ae of the Board of Estimate ted, so estimate of costs from the Burov ain evidence of this, out of pak the BC Haren howite lieved the request will be § ‘d, sident’s office, together with a applications granted sinde the Street, Brooklyn. ‘They that the work will begin munediately, al plan prop The position !aw went into effect in 1915 only to-day in the F a 4 be completed this summer Duilding m it peculiarly “bout 400 have received allowance ‘ 9 to be comp | at Kstimate and ‘dapted for child activity: purposes, as tinually since that time. Not a When the Board of Estima Ne Well_as oMce requirement® and we Only this, byt out of 22,000 children Mack Tom Explosion Suspect Under Apportionment finally passes on the joe to make this old building agr for which we caring, we ve Arrent. ‘ jroposition it Will mark the first ctilitarian centre as well as an at-|practically eliminated them from the with the arrest Ranenvacruena cli Hf Welfare building in the world, tractive corner heute ® Coury the Society fo ae of Michael Frolix Keintott ti Fegeral a , ‘Tam confident that when every |Prevention of Cruelay to Children © ae ni se ‘The Board of Aldermen wi ke ol qaniber Ot ther Be ik ee none t land the Police Department puthorttibal merking: with ott) iy ot Bie the matter of appropriation NeXt realizes how far reaching our plans| “In conclusion may I state that 1| {heh Valley Railroad (or Hips sa| - tueaday and that the money asked for 's|know of no money invested to the|t® Selve the origin of the fir Ae 2 In the™words of Miss Loeb; “It Is smali in parison, they will accede |amount of this request that will, Plosion at Black Tom’ Island, wy ay onto p ever taken tor request without any delay bring a8 good returns to the people ty the most moment: _ “We shall appreciate it very much | of this city? Kristoff, who has just complied 9 in the interest of the dren in this if you will facilitate this matier « “Faithfully yours, be pe piiaan Kok ae ALN a atl country, It means a constructive that the can be done th's| “SOPHIE IRENE LOEB, See ee ren ccaRalhe hie onlecment: 4 e the part of the authorities summer, we can occupy thie “President the army In 1917 | moye on Age a future, Duilding in the early fall | to get behind the child as a future “It is unnecessary to tell you of 7 eee cad aa an asaat tothe com-ltnn trighitully. oF main 1a | Formerly 12.00.to 16.00 * the basement of ¢ | which we 7 TOMO y Atatinet place: where have endured for t) five yours. | ) ‘© have been nove be- | the offices of the work already @- cause of the great inconvenience | F . , i complished’ in Child Welfare may be lid cause to thousands of wider] STRICTED CHOIC. | MMOPELs for every occasion in all whe ne « probl s ers. As a general thin they | Alois . housed. and where b Li. ee ieonie to us with the ch laren and ict 7 | varieties of leathers—not all sizes of t hildren of a ¢ BEeG would be a hardship for them to. | ; : Nee nay be centred, is a great step IN Into elevators and” find their was || very al ore Oa _ in every style. High, military or low the right direction’ wut in erowded. building 1] heels; also sports models with rubber soles, GREAT ECONOMIC AND HUMAN) "We have sherefure porne with Cape or Wrap | 5 TARIAN VICTORY Sasso Ie bineGe BUA GA Te hGen Tine In our entire stock \ his Child Wella as he mil geome day the city would er ee Recardless oF $ ann $ 1 White Canvas Black Satin heen ils ‘beginning with the eee ‘pulling. dedi ted Sie Pho, 1 lue | Black Calfskin Black Kidskin a eae oer from an reonomic and, exclusive use of the welfare of the | enomenal values 1 | Brown Calfskin Brown Suede humanitarian point 0. w nt which ia apparent to you “Not only will the present Child zing Al condition: a . * . 5 . . ~aroltaine (Board ipy wms building Eight be 8 considiraD) 7 ine 1 | | No Exchanges. No C, O. D.’s. No Mail Orders war gtveied hc prone trom omit Rok ug Pa tanley x Mes Gibbous all over the world will come here to thing—to secur me build , x confer in the benefit of their father= ready owned by the city whic . — 7 = foam clildren, and s promote the prin- Cnull adnpt to the uses of the Bi 392F rm AP at S0Sr. destitute children VITAl TRACTOR. INIMAKING RU Second Koor-Jake Glevator: SR eR ED Tin tliding ia, located tna Final Reducti The Communis o Wen Glally in preventive measures, as the | Sagat inal Reduction Sale big means of obviating {uture cum- 4 Ay Be. ey { R ’ d W. d munity burdens v would prove a ervait to the cits . (0) ussia an as ure “There have been buildings fol In this great me plis the ch | Fame-the child—has becn left practi- "If the honoruble Board of Estimate Selected from regular stock and offered Vy ORRIS ZUCKER cally to haphazard care and interest,” and Apportionment will grant « Tomorrow at Morough President Curran's office hid weitare. progress “which, wit drew’ up the tentative plang for the not only alleviate our present depl : ° welfare centre, ‘They provide inter- avlo office conditions but will la ‘ 5 Retail cans teruepaiee! Puede, SRO ge lata, a Drastic Reductions substantial, beir floored tuting preventive measures, which ms . . ughout and spacious. The present the Child Welfare Law now exemp Dresses of Canton Crepe, Taffeta Silk, plans provide not onl, for ample office fies “Ff 5 om . ‘ ec Epace but tor a dental clinic, 0 ph “Our forthcoming report to you.con Foulard Silk and Crepe de Chine. 19-75 cal examination room and 4 rest room tains many vital statist and fact Reduced to for mothers which speak for themselves as to how Conside prove wi rT # city has saved nearing i { MAR Anis chatlasae Renee con thenaeans FOR AR RE ORLA AT ee eaes Dresses of Crepe de Chine, Canton mf |i ae nly beautifying it but making of their own mothers Crepe, Georgette Crepe and Taffeta 29 50) | ime Has ue, fe Ok meicchentogs: voting Bole Silk Reduced to NEXT SUNDAY an eh wer bath it) 1 ne tn ay one [ts very crowded secuons nearpy. bt rhea SE AP