The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 16

_——_—— wre oe cea cused seninnsenpenlencaren apron eS 2 RT Ie OTE ITO Feet teen nna oa MAVERPOSTPUNES | [ RT. RECEIVERSHIP CASE TILL SEPT. 21 "1 Would Be a We Citasiroote to}. : Appoint a Receiver Now,” Judge Declares. Federal Judge Mayer to-day ad- finrned the hearing on the ajplica- tion for a receiver for the Inter- borough Rapid Transit tH Sept. 21, after a Application of the American Brak: @Boe and Foundry and the Continental The adjourn mpany, un ument on the Securities companies aient was at the request of the In- # terborough. ie company, Drevious adjournment J. L. Quackenbush, for stated that since the 710 holders of depositors’ notes amounting to $4,432,- @0 had agreed to their renewal, thus making a total of $35,444,000 out of | $45,100,000 of notes that the company | ould renew, “William D. Guthrie of the Empire Prusi Company, which is the owner $f 97 per cent. of the bonds, joined | i une plea. dpcaking aa a taxpayer, said the ap- | bointment of a receiver would be a! @alamity to stock holders and the| pabttc alike | [ipwight W. Morrow, of J. P. Mongan 4 Company also supported the mo- tién for an adjournment, Judge \ Morrow, de- | Jefferson Mpyver, in hearing Mr ered that it was an exception in| Iederal Court prac in such an| exition to allow a layman to be heard. | iPlija M. Zoline, representing tho | Continental Trust Company objected, | @id characterized statements by Mr. Qhackenbush as false, and declared the company was without funds to meet its current obligations. Mr. Qpack+nbush then pointed to the in- | aime from daily receipts and said | there was money in bank to meet the supply bills, except June and July. | (tlt would be a catastrophe to ap- | Pint « receiver now," said Judge Mayer. “Iam going to give the de- féndant company and his good citi zens who are assisting it every op- portunity to avoid such a catastrophe, ah 1 wil) adjourn the hearing untai | 8. P. M. on Gept. 21.” M. Levy, | * 1 WIFE IN SUIT IN SUIT NAMES TWO AS CO-RESPON | BANOHOLTZ TO BE RELIEVED)‘ OF MINE FIELD COMMAND) |. DENTS. | Aconses Dentint He of Having a Child & ; Mrs. Lulu G. Stillman of ‘Trey, Soy. ! applied to-day to Justice Faber tn ol Liooktyn Suprema Court for $10 «| will nyc allmony for hertett and the mips) daughter, ye fife port of her with misconduet ced ther of a child by anotive Tired Eyes A Sure Sign of Eyestrain And a warning that eyes need the help of cor- rectly fitting glasses at Reliable Eyesight Examini by Registered Eye Specialists. elidel ne d 69 Year New York. 1 101 Nassau, at 17 West 42d Bkly’n, 517 FultonSt. Op; Hat Shop Brooklyn FEATURING Dorothy, SCHUMM & SNYDER 395 FULTON ST, sokeven MALLORY HATS hat he is r woman. | respond your once. 8 Ann St. Street vamm's ROUGH =<@) ») — * x amanding Wederal ‘st Virginia. coal fiekis, | Sing a Song of Sixpence —and here's a very cozy thing in which to tuck a little king— THIS LABEL SAFEGUARDS YOU AGAINST IMITATIONS The real bone tape- buttons on tubular knitted straps hold garments up with- White Star tharlle Chaplin er promincnt personages foxbound off the Scilly Lsl- ONing to, wireless messages wel to-day. The First Catsup was made by the Japanese centurics ago. They made it from mushrooms sea- soned with rich Spices and called it “kijap.” Through various pro- cesses since then has been evolved the tomato eatsup of the present, which reaches the utmost degree of purity, wholesomeness and delicious flavor in the PrRiDE«.FARM Tomato [ATsup It Is Great Millions of bottles sold annually * Sold at Grocery and Delicatessen Stores CREDIT TERMS a Downon $50 “ « $75 7:50 ~ = 100 10-0 « « 150 15-00 « ~ 200 25-00 = « 300 / REE BRASS BED With Every Purehase out strain. ‘ At Good Stores The E-Z Waist Co. NEW YORK Makers of Children's “E.Z" Waist Union Suits, Waists and Sleeping: Garnents for Winter and THE HAT OF UNEXAMPLED SMARTNESS ¢ oft GENUINELY fine Soft Hat ripens and mel- lows with use like a fine pipe. The longer you own it, the better you like it. Mattory, The Hat of Un- exampled Smartness, is not the casual purchase of a season, but the cherished possession of many seasons. * Mawoer Soft Hats and Derbies, in guurdedly exclusive shapes and thades are-on eale tuday at the better Hat Shope and Hat Departments throughout the city and nearby. FIUS DOLLARS —Also $6, $7, $9 and up to $12 for Incomparable MataoayVeloare ctx tine Pratinty 0 eee RES BET.103 & 104"st COLUMBUS AVE] STORE OPEN ALL GI Gimbe Why paint the lily? Or who could do it if he would? For Educator Shoes, one of the largest selling Children’s Shoes in America, need no words of ours to add to their fame. Or—if they do—other words than ours can best proclaim the message. And s0 we give it to you in graphic language. The reproduction of an Educator advertisement, read and known from coast to coast. Just two Gimbel thoughts—then —on Educators. One that we're proud to have them in the Gimbel Shoe Shop. That goes without say- ing. The other—the thought of convenience. So easy, you know, for you to find your Educators in the most accessible Shoe Shop in New York. And so we're expecting you tomor- row—Educator Day. So that the Children may start the school term right in the shoes that start the child’s foot right. of the helps on the royal road to For not the least learning are, as you know, Educator Shoes. Moderate Prices For Girls : for Boys 2 to 16 Years Store Hours 9 to 5.30 MBEL 32np STREET - BROADWAY - 33ar STREET NEW YORK CITY Headquarters for Children’s Educator Shoes —Announcing the Opening of a Department Entirely Devoted ; to Children’s Educator Shoes CHILDREN’S SHOE SHOP : i Dale eyee ll DAY TOMORROW (SATURDAY) B For Other Gimbel News See Pages SECOND Don’t Cripple foot ailment: sounnecessary, because Educator shoes are scientifically built to,“let the feet grow as they should”. Don’t rob the growing child of its birth-rig! bones out of shape. RI Ep ay ae Children’ ATURE never intended shoe Prisons for growing feet. 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