The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1921, Page 14

14 -NOT ENOUGH COPS | employers will meet them and talk }matters over. It asserts the alstribu- deliberately trying to foree of mk and points out host are price Vee at Bile is now selling for 12 cents in jc hicago, where farmers are paid the |same os he Finally, the union is no milk driver Loohtt dll | 63. a wake President Fox of the Borden com | pany. answering the strikers’ state- ) is ent about Chicago, said that the farmers ie get only $1.55 per 100 ; < pounds for milk, and that in Number Dispensing It at C New York they cet $3.37 for the same } e q { Ty fferet ners Not as Large as Was | grade. This make aiffere . 4 centa a quart, he said ; Promised. |* T"ictkins Nathans, secretary of the | Milk onfere said he had received }@ number of threatening lette and The milk selling wagons sent, out| that insulting placards have been nailed to his house, to-day by the big companies, Shefficic 1,| Wiltlam J. #36 q Borden and Cloyer Farms, to take] Street, Brookly i |at the Borden depot at No stations at intervals along the main|jasq street, was assat Morth and south highways, were not jcame down the stairs fi 1 Street clevated station Nearly as numerous as had been | morni ng. He was stabbed in planned. The heads of the compantes | er with a pocketknife and e {sent home after treatment by an am ee bulance surgeon. His assailant es. Ypolice protection had not been | caped available — None of the company officials crit:| CLEVELAND ADOPTS tleized the police, and in fact some of them anid the Police Departmen {CITY MANAGER PLAN ‘was doing excellent work, but they —_ @greed that there were not enoug. Po cemen available for all the was- ons they wanted to send out. Bor en's sent out fifty wagons instead ‘pf seventy-four, Sheffield’s sent out thirty-one instead of seventy, and tie Clover Farms nine instead of twenty The result was a little extra walk jing for the consumers, but everybody | who wanted milk was able to buy .1 | smaller number of wagons han-| Fred Kohler, Who Was Ousted Police Chief, Elected Mayor Over Field of Five. CLEVELAND, Nov. 9.—Cleveland ousted the Aldermanic form and adopted the city manager plan, with a City Manager and a Council of twenty- five, returns from yesterday's election showed to-day. The proposition ‘The faled larger supplies. That was al;, [fled by more than 15,000. In Westchester County it was an-| The change will not be made before Ras ee yearns ene Fmounced that the house-to-house de-| Jan. 1, 1924, That will permit Mayor- Uiivery is now about normal, and in|elect Fred Kohler and other newly Brooklyn the number of Borden j named officials to serve out one term F. wagons for house-to-house delivery | in the offices for which they were ih was increased to 250, chosen. i On Staten Island the Borden and| Cleveland is the largest city in the u Meadowbrook cpmpanies did even| country to accept the city manager fetter, for they resumed house to] arrangement house deliveries, a policeman riding) Kohler was vlected over Willlam 3. “with each driver. One Borden wagon| Fitzgerald, Republican, incumbent, and ‘was stoned on Castleton Avenue, New| five other candidates yesterday by but no one was injured. | Brighton, “Whe deliveries were confined to the thickly populated sections, but by to-morrow the companies expect to be able to serve every family, Most of the milk on sale to-day was pasteurized yesterday, but it! was said milk pasteurized Monday | could legally be sold up to noon to- |BANDITS IN STORE ROB Gay. AND BEAT THREE MEN Ilealth Commissioner Copeland sa'1 | that with the «lection over he thought | Take Overcoats From Cutomers in a plurality of about 4,000 votes, Kohler was dismissed as Chief of Police In 1913 on charges of conduct unbecoming Jan officer, fled by former Mayor New- ton D. Baker, and at that time sald: “Cleveland some day will elect me tts Mayor.” the distributers might be willing 1» Brooklyn Grocery Shop. ‘& ‘trate, and he would try to g.| Hive bandits entered the grocery store ~ ‘them and the strikers together fer|of Peter Sidozosky, No. 66 North Sev- enth Street, Brooklyn, early to-day and held up Sidozosky and two customers. The robbers took $167 and a gold watch and chain from the groceryman and the overcoats of two customers, Leo } Nathans, its Secretary, is responsible | sukemowsky, No. 267 Norman Avenue, for the trouble, as the strikers havo) \nd Michael’ Weber, No. 303 Troutman Hosen dad are atill willing to return'a: | StTCRk, Domo Breaky, Then the bandits struck the old wage scale and accept media B “hoart to heagt” talk to-day § “to-morrow. The union insists the Milk Confer @nce Board and particularly 1, Elkin blackjacks and revolver ne heads wit tts tion of their diMculties while deliver- | “Aiter teing treated by Dr. Deoaaler, of img milk. The union “does not care” | the Williamsburg Tioapital, the victims gave descriptions to the We who be- who the mediato~ may be, just 80 that eee ee the band! tl Entirely by the New Maxwell ei seems almost unbelievable. Cord tires, non-skid front and rear; 31 x 4inch. Disc : :eel wheels demountable at huband rim, or wood artillery wheels, optional without extra cost. Unusually long eprings promote com- « fost, tire economy, roedability. Alemite lubrication. Drum head lamps and cow! lampe, ndckel Non-glare lenses. Beoadcloth uphoistery; Turkish cushions. roomy. [ees Bronx Branch: the three victims over Now Showing The First Coupe Designed and Produced THE EVENING WORLD, “WEDN ESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, AUTOMOBILE SHOW IN JERSEY CITY OPENS MONDAY Latest Models will Be Shown at the Big Exhibition in 4th Regiment Armory. Jersey City is preparing for the biggest automobile display that has National Automobile Show in Koliowing the success of the xpesition held last year, the County Automobile Trade in 1921 the this cit Initial Hudson Association decided early make the the first one. have been suocessful manufacturers of the representative curs of America have responded Manager Fred Payne could have to second e ‘That their e¢ is certain, rly efforts * and ed twice the space available in the 4th Regiment Armory, where the show will be held during the week of | Nov. 14. |One thing about the Jersey City show that appeals to prospective buyers is the fact that the dealers display the latest factory models, In fact the 1922 car is on view. Factory managers have co-operated with the dealers in this respect and it is safe to say that every manufacturer in the exhibit will show a “future” car. New Jersey society will be present at the Tea Garden, which is a feature exclusive to the Hudaon County show. During the week the garden will be of the 4th Infantry Post, American Legion, and the Queen's Daughters. The first named organization will be in charge Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Mrs, Henry Lohman jr. wife of the Colonel of the 4th Regi- ment, being Chairman of the com- mittee in charge. Mrs. Robert Nor- ton is Chairman of the Queen's Daughters, who will serve refresh- ments during the last half of the week, or Thursday, Friday and Satur- day. —— AUTOMOBILE SALON EXHIBITS INCREASE With an increase in two years of 75 per cent. In the number of makes of cars exhibited and over 100 per cent, in the number of special custom coach work exhibits, the annual automobile salon has expanded In a mauner which is both remarkable and signifteant. viewpoint this growth attest creased popularity among wel people for the high priced car and cu. tom built body; from another the ten dency among those making these pro: ucts to act co-operatively through the salon 1p promoting their busines ‘The forthcoming automobile salon, to be held at Hotel Commodore during the wees of Nov. 27, is the seventeenth of these famous exhibitions to be held in this city, Originally limited to motor cars of European manufacture promi- nent American makes have been ad- mitted from year to year until now they outnumber those from abroad. With perhaps two exoeptions every American Car eligible is to appear at the forth- lon. The increas in exhibits necessitates the use of the main lobby and mezzanine leony of the Commodore as well as tne entim pecond, or ballroom floor which heretofore sufficed. Organization ‘ A car which reveals, at a glance, such a wealth of beauty and goodness that the price Four-passenger capacity. Fourth seat, unfolding from under cowl, faces forwerd. Adult-sise seats, deep and wide and New type windshield, hinged at top end bottom. Windshield visor. Windshield wiper. Rear-vision mirror. Bodies lower and larger, without secrifie- ing headroom. Wool carpet on floor. Parcel compartment behind driver's seat; luggage under rear deck. MAXWELL-CHALMERS DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION 1808 Broadway, Corner 59th Street TELEPHONE CIRCLE-5550 175th STREET AND GRAND CONCOURSE Telephone Tremont 4914 OPEN EVENINGS } 2 | —z ‘The Good MAX EL ever been seen in the Bast, outside of) { better than} ‘ARCH ON BROADWAY” FORBIGAUTO SHOW... =: closed car exposition of the Automobile in charge of the Women's Auxiliary id has | Illuminated from a long distan Broudway, and h show of Nov. — GETS TWO YEARS FOR BIGAMY. SPRI Fox, in Ram by means of) wo bigamy, to-day ‘to the big sentenced to fwo ¥ Correct her. in Bridgepor field wo NGFIE forme sey, N. plead fon. F pman, it was shown, wives I Boston Mdaysbure, Iving, and 3 Deal Arrow at 62d up and down s swinging from be- 14t tae at. the folk, iD, Mass., Nov. 9.—Clyde stock salesman, arrested an charges Of larceny $ checks led guilty In fe wa The two new Hiss “Angelina Gath, when. | produced, a speedster and a touring For (Tablets or Granules) Mary G. Murphy of Hast | model, ch equipped with an en ‘OR Te ERS ns eee Gag INDIGESTION ms and base ‘last Store—Find Large Rubber Press. POERTNER TO EXHIBIT DURANT CLOSED MODEL. je Shown for First Time at ure of 8’ Association the first showing of the closed cars on the cylinder chassis is announced by show and, accordin, is eclal Libertys recently | > aluminum. ACCUSED OF USING COUNTERFEIT LABE _inibouuimes Surprised by Detectives as He Is Re- moving Rubber Heels with O'Sullivan Stamp from |, 1921, lece glass is used, into the hn can be ven noyance oF being CC built-in parking Hehts are tnined in the lower corners. Cloned Car Show. F the forthcoming Durant f LEA&PER ness, the A one ) 33 years old, of ouaadaie <ucet, proprietor night, detectives say, as he wa ng nvestigation of a charge made by that,he has been eountertelline labels on rubber heels ta, fepeesent them as O'Sullivan heels. Socamiad minary hearing this morning. 4 pre! i Ae! {eal Held in $2,000 Bail. in out om bail of §2.000 for iil action, as well as the crim- has been brough: against His @hoe Repair «fio a dty, They found, as wet @ truck: Mem “containing Rchign ane Takes see pial G to oe. foreed decal draenei fos the Sietiganal Shoe Repair shop at heeerina) street, was surprised | away evidence from avenue that was ine sought iby the police in their TELEGRAM, Compound. An amazing tribute to O’Sullivan leadership - VERYWHERE people know them—demand then:. For more than twenty years they’ve been the acknowledged leaders—often copied, often imi- tated. The latest proof of their nation-wide popularity is the news of actual counterfeiting in the clipping above. It’s an amazing tribute to the extent of O’Sullivan leader- ship. But size, shape, color, de- sign are not the only things that make an O’Sullivan Heel. The real secret of O’Sullivan’s lead- ership is their elasticity—the fact that they protect you from the shocks that wear you out. And it’s protection that counts! Unless your heels are true elastic cushions — tough, live, springy — they can never absorb the 8000 shocks of daily walking. That’s what O’Sullivan’s are built for. First and foremost shock-absorbers, they make every step seem cushioned on air. And no one can copy the famous “blend” that gives you absolute protection. Don’t let indifference rob you of proper protection. The coun- terfeit heels are confiscated now, but the lesson remains. With fifty different brands of rubber heels on the market, it’s im- portant for you to order O’Sulli- van’s by name. Don’t just say ‘‘rubber heels’”’ —say ‘O’Sullivan’s’’—and see that you get them! O’Sullivan’s Heels Absorb the shocks that tire you out It’s rich in the precious vitamines. AT ALL DRUG STORES PRICE, $1.20 and 60c. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. ALSO MAKERS OF- KI-MOIDS An ingenious vent!- eof the wind: h the driver ‘lated COCKTAILS Street Po} ; : jam yertner, metropolitan distribu- Street Points Way to Show | error the Durant. ver since the Du- AT HOME at12th Regiment Armory, [rant car was put on exhibition in ner Motor Car pany there has ven That the Automobile Dealers’ As- in the Durant closed fine ter, Clam: or tin Du sociation, Inc. of New York, intends dels that will be placed Crab Meat Cocktails to put over its coming closed car) eee en NN Magi Heement at home as in the automobile show, to be staged unde: | Armory will be the sedan and the coupe best restaurants. A its auspices at the 12th Regiment ——— really wonderful eaten URUERORS A Raven ati AUTOMOBILE NOTES. dressing, is made pus Avenue, on November . to 19, in evidenced by the grection of] an auto eq ant anew, at whieh the with 2 parts of 'Lea greet Bold Ghd) whith To oeere wanetite by il Buh & Perrins’ Sauce and ch on ‘eta merchan’ efits by his pur- anoloned IMTANA Un BK »|chases, will be held at the Hotet Im-| 4 parts of catsup: Be lShtersection of 62d parial Pron dan 80 ‘This show sure you (0s¢ the Cadillac and the Chandler ad of being for the public, will be | Marion salesrooms. only ‘for the retail dealer | This arch, which is about Whe plan Has bee orned. “cur byl feet wide, with a foot cornice | acon oy . aca Yana Ee and the same heigh can be seen nee » Keen, Secretary of tt tional Retall Merchants’ and Bu. RIMS neath it a large dead-white arrow, - whioh at night is a solid) mass: of e 100-watt tungsten electric light bulbs at Unni and pointing directly at the 12th] Reatizing that the great incre 1 Regiment Armc where the show H . 8 Will be held and which is but B00] curns CULE tie Ieee twee outed THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE feet aw At night a searchlight years has resulted in an unprecedented > lata from the Armory will bathe the arch|demand for reliable information hor flood of light. ‘The top of the} road condit stern State which is of gold, carries the| the Touring and Transportation Buceau words "Auto Show,’ ‘while. below|9f the American Automobile Assoctation — School pee Ne [has arranged with the Hotei Astor at He on a 20-fort commice fort] Broadway and doth Street (0 conduct a | Automobtte Dealers’ Assoclation.” | benefit of guests of the hotel, as well a8 . he open lattice work pillars of the| many thousands of members who cither i arch are of green with fig) many thousands of nae Tees na | 208 not volume, but quality foliage between the pillars and] vicinity ) pin ch that aids healthful mounted on -foot pedestals, The i rrowth, entire assembly of this arch is clas-| ‘The annual cycle show and cycle deat g' ’ ‘ and extremely striking, and be-]ers' convention being held at it is, situated in the middle of] Coliseum in Chicago this The on adway and the heart of Automo-| show-convention opened Noy. 7 and will . . bile Row, it cannot fail to attract| close Nov. 12 is a quality-food that pCO eet) | motorcycles, bicycle: many need to help tide ny the country has’ taken exhibitor's space | § over times of weak- Clipping from Bridgeport, Conn., This band of conspira- tors copied the shape—the famous imprint—the O'Sullivan brand lettering—but they couldn’t copy the of exofan [== [ae | oo fem fonf= te] yy “Pape’s Cold Compound” Factory Our affiliated factories double-quick. and Dini floor. 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