The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1921, Page 3

deena THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1921, CITY FEDERATION #swewtonewte’.. WAR ON CANCER REGISTER TO VOTE wumber OF WOMEN'S CLUBS ose» se. TQ BE CARRIED ON $390,530000 FOR |" PIGTURES IN THE DAY'S NEWS BUILDING; HOMES jes GET $235,000.00 In Ten Months’ Metropolitan , Plans Greater City Con- tributes $548,276,000. * more memtian women registered nthe entire city is year, The t Annual Session Shows the, totet number of men who regis- © American Public Will Be tered in all boroughs was 816.2 4 P ate Be Sex Has Made a Study and the women 447,013, Taught How to Detect of Public Problems. en th eS alee and Check It. } ae Men. Wo: i. BREAKING ALL RECORDS | By Fay Stevenson. Mankatian 91,669 141,086 An intensive educational campaign | Bronx 21,861 66,885 | to reduce the cancer mortality . Fiappers are good to look al, but) wrookiyn 158,30 throughout the country will be started Tax Exemption and Larger, lwuen it comen to ruoning the city.| Guesne . to-morrow and continue for a week | Money Suppty Start Hous- | jlooking after industrial conditions, Stelimond ..... 24 sates Paccisee os pny bas titan = ings far 180,000, | |women's and children's courts, child) jyrg F he purpose te eacN Che Facts, welfare and discussing disarmamen Che total registy of both | espectaliy the facts about how to / Ten months’ plans filed by metro- j that most vitel of subjecis just now neo and women was 1,268,940, Recon: e the initial sympton Wa polltan duilders call for construc |‘< takes good, substantial clubwomen, | [ast year 54,040 more women and believed that if tile can be done tonal outlays of $390,530,000. I? you don't believe tlils, you should wh62 more men registered than will reduce the death rate from cancer This breaks all high records both jbave heen at the fifty-sixth conven-! {his sear. ‘The Agi es ware | by 30 per cent. j for number of buildings and t tton of the New York City Federation | 2 , rane ti a Lectures, lanier sides aud printed | Wilings of the past month held the jet Women’s Clubs held at the Hote! “pasate vey NRA, Hterature in many languages will te > ! Migh-water mark of the boom, will Astor yesteiday afternoon. ‘The | mae “s12'86 A006 leuk ce the metiods used. Many of strong indications that even winter Grand Ball Room was packed clear to| Piooklyn . ri 4 ceoy | {he Moat important students of the | will not stop 4t. | the galleries with mostly gray-halred, Manne G ate roaae disease, including lr, Francis Carter H Tally 60 yer cent. of ihe total, or It's 4 Spanish |keen-eyed “matrons of the city’ who Richmond Rives * Wood, Dr. James Riwing, Dr. Living i $285,000,000, ts going for housings—a effect and the very }know “what's what’ and how it ‘i 401 poross | 08 Farvan 1, Dr Harvey R. Gaylord, | } ‘ound $160900,000 for private dwei latest thing in | erout ie done, ae Ve i - - oF seals Pekar ae ie: ' ngs, —$88000,000 for apartments s Note the ; A cate perfume pervqded the) — : —~ }ent In Cleveland, Dr v. Hunt. walling buliders, tinder Pt auniig Gk Gigs NGL | atmosphere, a rustle of akiris lee EAT Ue Preece ty are a elay | ington, Dr, Robert B. Greenough and ' of ten-year tax exemption, started tlie through the octa- [lub women still wear skirts long] giways be kept {nthe hands of the | DX George E. Vincent, will take part. ‘ movement. That is wliy their projects qin weak and the enough to rustle), many black eatins! acting President. Mra, Otis {ts tall, i Following is the programme of pul- ' nave tafeen such a decided leat ; (and chiffon veivets, hair piled high | willows ene mace sie read dal at ig lic meetings to be held in Manhattan: ~~ » } Siwits wovidies Yeah conditions. are fascinating fringe jon heads with fust enough of the ears | cotine with high Ey eleva vieNning | ‘Tuesday—Lincoln Institute, No. 694 4 Lurrying apartment builders into the at the bae rowing to display diamond earrings, ! porte y with her mass of gray hair, | Broadway, 1120 A. BL; daintily sippered feet protruding dis-| At this ent Mra. Chapman took srvot 1d0t the platform and announced that the eretly, Democrats and Republicans {6 Diatform and announced that the shing had been acknowledged. Educational Mance, 1 Bast Broadway, 8 P. M. Wednesday—Sollege of the City of ew York; New York Academy of arena now, and their operations prom- : 4 ; , “ ee Tauamaeel be ae to roore than bulance any seasonu?! veaction in smaller houses. In fact, mortgage money {4 offered overs-| Charm: Both the girl and the sweater, which is the very | {equently sitting shoulder to shou where on such easy terms that any A Stunning Outlit—Five piece ter dress. It is made of heavy ony eae Srieraet {amidst a roar of laughter, Sata - ; Ege ah } oulltter can get all he may need for French suit for liockey or goll Hlack silk with wide white Atter all, politics do not count when! another burst of laughter went Wouse; No. Ber ence) Nahe 1 ‘easonablo ventures, 3 ‘ jsreat minds are drawn togetlier to) forth when St was announced that a | ouse, No. arrow Street, § P. st 1 ; ‘ ot white yora trimmed with Bi a tuxedo model. Note | r ‘ ey a aint 1 Thursday—College of the City of , / Housings under way vr completed oi white angora d 1 led h belt 8 questions of great /mportance, | Plush bag and pin had been lost. ¢ New Yorl ovide for 40,000 fam oy 180,00 fur. The bag ix also a mu the corded sash belt. Richard M. Chapman, the), \vas [here ever ingens “Baia- | Friday—Collewe of the City of New ‘ : versons, It ts apparent that the fuil President, touched her gavel th eo] ab) an a hairpin was not “lost in| York: G ee a heal co aan Y 3 ear's output will make new hon sand a tush fell over the ptace.! the crowd?” ences, New York University, 11.8 ear's ontpu will make new hontes mh artes ay a mi : Miss Allce Priggs (hen took the| 4M. Dr. George b. Brewer; Colored QC 1) families, or 225,000 e afternoon session had begua. | disitorm to deliver a short addrese| Health Service Nurses, Public Li- L move that we send a wireless to! bn “the amonican Museum of Must th Street, west of Lenox ' wity total bullding och and Pershing,” she said as her| cal Art.” She wore a gown of black ohn W. Warner ? 1 Ns 5 seus SAREE erviment while! Canton crepe and a large black hat, -Fancy Leather \ : aise ‘ avea! SHanped) with) merriment while) ued ior by at lmmehan ted, witlow ion, No. 210 Kast 6th Street, his leaves $4 he imotton-was weconded at ance, and) pine, But her Hsteners were not |730 P. M. yedp for the suburbs of Wostch the “wyes" went ug. strong. jfontent Co admbe her, and kept cry-| ‘Tuesday, Nov. &--Alumni Associa “housing tngolve $208,80,000 for {hen many of the former Presi-! Ing, “Louder, louder!" | tion City Hospital Schoo! of Nursin, aore than 30,00™familic Mra. Rosal RD oan Gr ise Lowe Whitney, wife of | Nurses’ Home, Welfare Island, . « Clty Fedeva-|, i i th > <n Manhattan holden ite snl. apec- ton of Womena Clubs were pron) Aikvig, Whitney, made an, éxcellent |F> at acular lead in piyns filed for $185,~ 20,000, of whi 1,000 was for sented and cheered. Mrs, John Fran-|!s a meinber of the State Industrial] held in the other boroughs, cls Yawger, gownod in black crepe,|Comiatssion and every word she ut- freceee sont " vf | tered about Ule compensation laws with an American flag draped 08) ang” women's working nours was|GIRL, 7, MISSING, hor, left shoulder, and a bunch of| heeded | 3 Itering old buildings. Biz apartinent operations are just getting undér way an fair volume on Washington Teights, the logical next : ss on industrial conditions. She] A large yuinber‘of meetings will be” | dine Mae ; i i purple flowers at her waist, received! Auother splendid address was de-| FARMHAND HELD much undertaking Famous Red. White and Blue PRag aypaal ovacloa! |livered by Mrs, Mury Paddon, , stewie 2 on ites a SwintnitaesOlui ili alm Whebe : iscig Genes j| Stato Probation Commissioner. Mrs. = Panay treet station of the s t , eu aU Ae i) | Mes, Walter S. Comly also teeoived | Dagon made a striking appearance|Forner Employee of Child's nost of the total is still for business . in Calebra Cut, in connection with bi | nauy cheers of appreciation her| in a now French gown of plack surge ROHL ; : Institutional structures, the: Panama: Canal eolebration ot past work. She ts now President of | with # high collur, A clite black vel Father Under Arrest ai Theodore Roosevelt, Bay, | m \ 6 State Wedoration jhat, adorned with cock featie | added st the right dash to her cos- RIVAL CANDIDATES ASCHUMMY|iume —_ AS OLD PALS. Mrs. Fresh Ponds, N. J. Alexander ‘Teuske, a farmland, was that’ only 50 per aprested (o-gay on the farm of Paul in introducing Helen Varuk Bos-| cent. of th N brought to the! ¢, i vol! and Annie Mathews much cain: | Children's Court were delinquent, She |Chrome. near Jamesburg, N. J, and ieee Deletes 5 ss, {said the other 60 per cent. of the chil- | Questioned concerning the disappear- was caused by Mary Garrett Mays | dven were there Lecause of impropersance on 7 uesday Stella Ostroski, erin of “friendly candidat guardianship. seven-year-old daughter of Sigmund “These two women have proved| ‘Thera never was a woinan’s club y ‘mer Lnwerien and. politica ean intel menting, where some man or men |OStosk!, 4 farmer of Rhode Hall. The ut ‘wor Xv | were not asked to speak. Joseph A.| little girl vanished trom her schoo! in ‘a “Our Mary.” aa Mien Hay 's af-|aurot, Deputy Police Commiasloner, | Fresh Ponds. tonately called. ou see them | gpoke on “Poroscopy, or the Setence! , ‘ sitting calmly aide by side, smiling! or iinger Printings and Dr Charles | Teaske left his job on Ostroski's and talking on the platform Just Ike). Jefferson, pustor of the Broad-|farm two weeks ago after an argu- pals. It hows what women can do.” | way Tabernacle, spoke on “Limtta-| ment over money. Neighbors reported And while we are talking about tion of Armaient.” Murs) lies just mention “Gnoe Ar vtia throat alutinguisned \M61ns Teaske near the Ostroski farm had a wuerte of the meeting was Mad on Sunday and children safd they saw Yajima of ‘Tokio, who has, just *-|little Stella follow a man into the rived from Japan and e: 3 to at-| wy, ihe. school’ ont tend the Dt mont Conference {n | W00d® behind the school on Tuesdus Wusliiiuston, dame Yajima wore But none of them identified this man n clothes Lut a Japaneso as Teash nid she a short speech| pre told nélated, tan; #"L| * ns take $6,150,000, \t compares with less n $62,000,- | 00 for the corresponding period lust e Paddon aa he enild Queens scores a firm th wit $63,025,000, the alterations taking $2,780,000." Nearly 80 per cent. is for orivate dwellings, The outlay for the rst ten montis last year w 3 han $31,000,000 The Bronx too gmall buildings at a pace, Its total i huilders are stead retivities, one da ‘alling for close t vutlay compares 190,000 for the ast year. The strengt! } movement, with its tenc the rental situati on of surplus hou he weekly reports of Yompany, Amon warded In one w haa b corresponding nr the po untry to work on the (rt he had gone to oToGnams a me farm last Mon- renides a wonderfu ae a day and did not jeave it either thas | QKevitoua Viewce. great privilege to look Imty sour day ov the next. Paul Chrome said "; ' ; . sverdress. face 10 far as he knew ‘ad The World's ‘Line Coutre —Astvologienl. wind and H's Babe Ruth, new Film Aetor at 83,0000 per ; j Verdneaes: Are aha taaaleaany et tet se fet ose Hnew Teeske hed rain instruments on the reot of the Chronolygieat neok. Babe has just returned gram a hunting trip An Army Colonel at Nive, and the Child Health Organtz All etfort Building at Greenwich, England. The correct time at Westchester, Pa. wh is always shown on the clock en the wall This Herb Pennock, the Be re he » visited to find litt st ting talk on “Bu! the Ite: erella of Girl and Boy, ea long after tea time-- “DECENCY and Mrs i a Girl at That— Little Marda mm twirler, He is shown in burnetiv, an {ook Who is to be made Tam not as young as T was 1 a VS. TAMMANY : ag four lus all the equipme Wiurirntss J con yeaa ago when T laid the. firal broke up. But president Butler of Columbia told + | clock has aw tw Jour hour dial. i the equipment of the gunner, Monorary Culonel oi the ith «tones of this club.” she sald, “Then,| many interesting subjecta bad been arse audience at Morrie Tien Sosboe 1 Division, will be the youngest (as the’ President and tounder I col-| discussed tnd no one felt tired or od Peace fy : ted every clipping that was printed bored or crass. In fact every one between Curra: ‘ : A battle of decency v 1k has grown so large that Ican-|every member of the New York he had waged for thirty Hera % Federation of Women's Clubs nounced ¢ 225 8" PASSEDUPCASH BANDITS HOLDUP FLEEFROMFIGHT «= SSE se) Seer Bes ceo. ANDOIGARS AND AND BEAT PIANIST O°L"CARROOF, HOBOKENBANDITS: ~ cia: > TOOKTHEHOOD! INSUBWAY STATION HIT BY BRIDGE. BIND WATCHMAN, . iy Too ot os ae GETSIZQ0SIK | Taste is a matter.o: yn Supr Arnon vut us. To-day that original acrap-| was smug, comfortable and cosy, as “which years. He de e conduct of Government it Administration, erance ' the | Cie) OF Chage ous | Mpaafetee | Analects Baily HR. curry yay” Laat From tobacco quality’ ' Hy om i af Dyeing Establishment in ; / Falkner po op I x ‘ ; : oy iy s Owner's Own Truck. .. $405,000 fo 1 et i ‘ ; aug Wraat 4 4 | a i MI on ae : i ' f ' “i NM Ay. Mele fay seven We state it as our honest belief ONE FAMILY IN 8 2 TSE that the tobaccos used in Chestere eee ean cay ’ Ae } , 1 field of finer quality (and ) nence of better taste) than in any Swear” Gal sti eet lit other cigarette at the price. foines, Ta, tila \ ; . w Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.¥ aged rons owming ing to t ureut, 6&1 per “eo prenuts: Sie Soe Bh - ee JSegE sno Chesterfield. In New York City only one Sse cms Cds ‘ a tala & ve ak a wire ; saat eof CIGARETTES a elght !s owmed by the fo Lving ia 1h Sn RAORARS TREE en tune 4 1 can} sen Bar ten : ag of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended m gin Manbattan Borough to | Hubert Ma 1 ' : Stans 4 = : ' tt | of the residence t nited States ave wanted, 28.2 ar 1 1 n . fres of any ‘incimbra nid 173 wit t ay i ; ; \ ein) | ; ere oymed but morigaged. placed in seceptac y } i ne ine ey : |