The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 8

DECISION IGNORED BY ESTIMATE BOARD + $78,000 For tetreased Pay of| poten Bec ibey Teeth ures ty mee saeek Fa polleeman should ans anuauges tnvitation 15 Sait tofoay priset, 108: cc ive -cCN YY | . c 2 of and prove it. He did. His perform SXnoremtice also um Jeatine conds, | SIXTH SSRAOE or three-yenrolda and up Professors at C. C. N.Y. soba Natal lotacl daeastoh elie ites De eee a Oe, bore |withoa, single action it’ Gauibes Ce track Mast ane rant; claiming: ‘one mile. Gath, Se Tig: Her, , _ ried next woek and her gong away Made ‘the cops’ e —6— Tha aes: fae Piles: Tor utine, 0; ‘Plea Excluded From Budget. on almost the eve of her wedding ‘The Board of Est ate to: -day prac- Responsibiy jHeen ar in Note to Parents | ajtton of tre Says She's Well and Has ged Her Naine. day by the y of the elty for the con- ses at the curb lines of streets | was fixed b : A note was received to: Tete since 5 Puasday last fcom her Piardian; Jone that a Park Depart- day added to the mystery of her dis- He's Quick on the } ual calling h raw and a! 2) jertaker. H tanned individ xas Jack” Sulll- clase of police | il tie. alters | Hal 8 | Friend of the U A sombre-hedeck partment tarters yeater- for permission to carry draw and how to prevent from shooting if he gets first. LAUREL ENTRIES. i Haba "re, J THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921. : 4 10 |DON’T LOOK FOR ME, |CITY MUST PAY $1,000 |LOOK OUT, YOU HOLD-UPS! ‘eres, cia ae ig J, Rastinm, You brome 82: tr | : } APPELLATE TERM § | WRITES BRIDE.-TO-BE TO GIRL HURT BY TREE | TEXAS JACK MAY GET YOU i 9 as aang WHO LEFT HOME sr teas sien 2 i Beh nentd the A rei ‘ | appearance, TREL, Md., Oct. ait entries | cally defied the Appellate Division of) nan no . iene wet norrow's races are as follow 1% Bea incite anki whee 1b @xaladidil oe ae, bested Nat ign: pant Di i Bee jenpreme: Cenht wh . the Grand Central Post Office Stu UNABLE ‘TO READ, f from the 122 t “| tion, “Mrs. Lyons refused 10 ive out | HE KILLS HIMSELF | Scarfs for Inmadinta Wear | Seived and ae {| the contents, but sald her daughter i tie { $78,000 for increases In the itl ea) Wall, HRC ODEUS SRPQVHIGRT |AIM WORI AW Youtn ‘Seinondenti LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. WHItG POX Stattis cc. u ren eae $95.00 { Shaul IR LUM sa eed lod el I PLAS Ate Ne Le : Mole Scarf trimmed with Squirrel 100.00 for at the Inst session of the Legis- | 4nd that It was useless to look fur} : Sita aid REA LOUISVILLE, | lature. ‘The Appeliate Division do-|ber 48 she had changed her name. Seka Ro doe (ns Be crying tofvarn [lowing are ran n Und ), Cross Fox Scarf. .. 135.00 { ision is an affirmation of an order of | Her father, Dennis, Lyons, a , Fisher Scarf = .. 175.00 error Court Justis eco) ce ue Fn Blase, BrOuiyhs nes falter A Store of Individual Shops Natural Squirrel Scarf. .. 210.00 7 | ‘8 ylace, yn, “ . 4 pated , vane eal Lathan on “was foolish from beginning to end, ieee Pes : Vv hand 48th St | Blue Fox Scarf........ .. 225.00 i secs vaias Sar ld as it sald the writer did not think FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th S | Mink Scarf...... ** 385.00 . : : _| she was wanted at home. It has bee: Pee ae rf Phi tiki Lehr ie RGRnad, (OWES tus RAM RONER. Bay r KRolinsky Capes... vem vaiess 385.00 de dete ere family 18 hopeful that she will be A = a in leven by hile it Beas ses a taarestea tut cron et 9808 shorty Introducing a Kew Silk | it must be reduced to approximately Bini aks tae eh ra de I ut i x Wath | i; F oes Und rthin +5 900 to b e constitu. ee bitte Se rein I ij Be fe ros. t00 sobs ba ta seiteg | Pearl necklace, a diamond ring and/54 Stockyarde ctik nm Leminine rg: } eee ets | ALL members some other jewelry. Her fiance, Frank Sapery ‘ stra tO: } ~ for it except President Curran’s rep- | wate of Great Kills, Staten Island,| WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—Fifty-four | ines, 10 | Fifth Avenue at ha Street , resentative, Commissioner of Public tified. stockyards throughout the country to- | t Works Clarence Fay, who declined to | O88 Seen no day Were brought under strict. Federnl 1 raise "T10; Wik | i ror ja ' Miss Lyons a year ago suffered subarvision, by An order Jf, Bee retary, of Os M0: Hidden | Jewel: VO, 2 | P ie. gricultur Jace, weting “under thr \ / j Mayor Hylan made publio at the| ffm an attack of aphasia. She te Eagseget Law, recently passed by Wey Wine Mai. 110) Puftalow "130 a atai pa ———- —— ~ 3 y twenty-five yi 0 n Meeting a letter he had addressed to Corpordtion Counsel O'Brien, asking him to take steps to bring the case to the Court of Appeals, The letter i continued: “The legislation which ; provides for the mandatory increase: } i t SILK UNDERTHINGS =— Franklin Simon 8 Co cA Store of Individual Shops nn y FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. CHILDREN’S LACED BOOTS FoR EvERY WINTER OCCASION 6.09 School Shoes ; Play Shoes ; &: Oe; AT ba STREET PARLS is a subterfvge to get around the con- stitution In that it applies to citien of _/ the first class of a million or more in- habitants, New York City being the only city of the first class with this Population, the legislation applies only to this city." Comptroller Craig and Commissioner ef Public Wonks Fay did not vote @gainst mandatory salary increases elther in City College or Hunter Col- lege. | “T think the best way to deal with { Mandatory legislation,” sald Comptro!- | ler Craig in explaining his vote, “Is to give full effect (o it Giving full effect to a bad law ts the quickest Way to kill it. ‘ “An amendment to the Constitution | ving real home rule to this city is| J-M.Gidding s With Wide Self Satin Stripes; Copies of Parisian eModels . . . As Soon as Equipment and Decorations Are Completed— e We Move to Our New Home—Fifth Ave., 56th and 57th Sts. Our Policy of Price Reductions in ac- cord with our Sales Removal Policy is further emphasized in this selection of VEST CHEMISES 3.95 | STEP-IN DRAWERS 3,95 STEP-IN CHEMISES | 5,00 Rayon silk hasa_ | texture as exquisite as the rays of the sun from which it is named; comes out after laundering as brightly as the sun ifter a shower and rea] remedy.” Mayor Hylan accused President » Curran of making unjust accusat‘ons @gainst him. He said Curran's de- partment had increased expenses 75 Per cent. since 1919, whereas there had | been a decrease of 65 per cent. In the ‘Mayor's departments. | “Henry Curran should stop going { -around town blaming me for manda- | > tory increases made at Albany, | the Mayor. “AIL T want Cur CLOTH and SILK STREET FROCKS Heretofore 95.00 to 145.00 65:99 95-99 js to tell the public the truth | There will be two more public bud- | must be ad Me Se Se i! DAN O'CONNELL SAVED | BY HIS NAME FROM JAIL 1 | i | { | i aoe on Tailored effects in twill and piquetine—semi-dress models in satin and canton crepe— PANTALONS fashions under- Party many with bright colored wool and chenille embroideries, others with unusual bindings | hi that | | of cire ribbon and braid, also novel effects where cloth and silk are smartly combined, 6 95 things o ast | Shoes. ee aan ricueaiase” | longer than others | aa There is something in m name tn Fetth NIGHTGOWNS and look smarter as Ages J to 6; sizes 8 to 10% enue Police Court, Brool n, when} ‘ fi Magistrate Joseph T. O'Netil ts admin- Istering justice in that tribunal, Wit. | ness the case of Dante! O'Connell of No. 50 Smith Street, who was arraigned in| the Police Court to-day on a charge of intoxication. Danie) pleaded guilty. |The court rec: erds showed that he had been arrested three previous occasions and had ~ pleaded guilty each time to intoxica- ion. “Dan,” sald Magistrate O'Neill, “your rd is bad, but you have a good YOUTHFUL DANCE FROCKS Heretofore 95.00 to 150.00 50-99 75:99 An unusually attractive collection of styles in taffeta, satin and chiffon in pastel colorings, 8.95 Rose-Pink or Orchid Rayon Silk is introduced and is exclusive with ° Franklin Simon & (o. ’ FEMININE LINGERIE SHOP—First Floor long as they last. ASHIONS that make it a matter of pride to fit all the occasions of a little girl’s life, experts that make it a -| matter of obligation to fit the feet of every little girl... ame, On the’ strength of your name T ‘am going to suspen . live up to you ef diskracing xentence. ‘Try to ame hereafter instead Really Extraordinary Value Friday Tan or Black, Russia Leather; Tan ‘Russia Leather with Cloth Tops; Black Patent Leather with White or Black Kidskin Tops. OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & G 34th Street—New York Opp ‘The Season’s Most Remarkable Offering of 200 Women’s and Misses’ ENHEIM.CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York A New Low Price Record in This Sale of eo: 350 Women’s and Misses’ Street and Afternoon Dresses Cuitpren’s Suor Suorp—Third Floor BRICKLEY HARVARD’S | GREAT ; CAPTAIN WRITES FOOTBAL _ eve esi no Luxurious Fur-Collar Coats Taken from Regular Stock Taken from Regular Stock Clever Reproductions of High Cost Originals _ Regular Values to 55.00 25.00 Fall models at their charming best in Chiffon Velvet, Canton Crepe, Crepe Satin, Poiret Twill and Tricotine. Styles and Qualities to Create Wonder at the Price Which Cannot be Duplicated at Anything Like Tomorrow's Specially Low Price 65.00 . Distinctively new in style, rich of fabric and collared with fine Beaver, Squirrel, Nutria, Raccoon and Opossum. Fully the Equal of Coats Usually Costing Much More