The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1922, Page 20

ee 20 S 1922, — THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY ob, JENS WATSON WITSESS'S TEST.) Army den ESTIMATE BOARD (BATTLE SAYS GIRL FURRIER ARRESTED © << owe” IMONY erday by Bawin Dune RANCISCO. §.—Capt] claco A Ty w n charge) \h* te amp 4 + statements made ses-| PHONOGRAPHS 1 no instance had come to | bet, a {the hanged fe Biases without tris a I tor | VOTES THE MONEY UR | ee acne | Reduced 1 us ' e and FOR AGE STADIUM CHARGE. FRAME UP CRUELTY 10 FOX. ONLY 16 TUGS LAID | ‘NO DEPOSIT \ PY | UP BY PORT STRIKE} m : ane ——_ —— | | “| ’ swede! Sui & Milionae Thread ‘ ae as Vith Silk Hose | Demonstration Machines =) ¥ Mae) OU dite e A.OSS YAY ect ‘ oF Appropriates $268,520 for fr Stan Toy @OG.OGO 1 fy yo i i , | . Exchanged Models | 1a sir to Dn fs pry provement of Track for Play- iat , I ! he | litts patent leather Manufacturers’ Samples H Pork ! ¢ ur a stip ‘ . field in Pelham Bay Park. «4 Sat Re es : pump has the fine All with the same Guarantee as our new machines : Lhe tire: AROBRG TEE ettae ieay: J = 1 details of dressiness fe Board of Extiinate to-day, after | A ~ ke of 7 . * i paths oP UlAy, appropriated EtbEREe} ON veritas enews!” for payed aid) MEENA for formal occasions, | 4 Seen Ke inpravennentte! h agcdinst Nobert Marhour, t « ted t It’s new. SE sit. cree Ki ‘i ; , = pe aan de Barbour te eae 1 ; nd the Gowanua| 2, came before the Rew : cout o! bh, Hattle, counsel for Barbour. asked yi bi s rn ehalr 7 un t ul os | | tor by Vwuse $e 1 fo vacate anu pul « ration Board, | of the teas uy e examination wt tt Masi yitte ‘ were | ton. Pius were ‘ ‘ 1 eo ie li Any chance Wi | the playfield by sere Ma ‘ , we audi) had tone than alk rovern Union sid the aw fabit thee f | Athiettc Lrague, wa It Ys err r Commissioner Henry | New York City Stores ootogeiaiiin auiile sued’ sone ins } Ww Lvepurter, Unat Une | 4y sant) Michael J aa Fifth Ave., herween sd and a charter meu | for avn allem Mise Tolling | nye and etwhen the aninvat | Sn yyeiamen tre, woe Heat 150 Bowery et Broome St. 4 | $100 Modcl —Now 66 a etal <4 . . At t Let ne and th «l okly | a - er ne Beg liaeeke ah Min one aie Rana A Muster ||: enadway eat Gates Ave. gos.7 Felton Ses opp: Hanores Place suse rien avy | No Deposit Payable $1.00 Weekly Mayor 1) eT ee 1920, The a nese i / : P Brome Me neat tgoth & Pactankerss NYS Brpadey, | ly after hie ed that he] tack was alleged te occurred | te i fas ; aterson Se ‘ourhkeepsie. 397 Main St | ead anl alah tor n Baibeur's bachalor apartment at |r pie 1 ibaa ree sos Em : whieh resulted Complete line of Phoenix ond Fan Raclis Horiers | These Models of Standard Makes for additional funds [No.6 Park Avenue, Paterson, No lana A wy Titesday. wit Reduced 43 and No Deposit A éharlt Miss HMobling said that Barbour ted | matt red mnouthiMitrie (edit gon us mithes her tom qlece of furniture aud) vin a hemp In auch «wily ie $30 Model . tnow $20 | $110. Model.....now $73 present of muncy or la whipped Mier. Jto make its es Ke $45 “ $30 | $130 ..... * $87 paid the "Mayor, "t Jeg Au explaining tulthe « dered (te releaso In the $60 “ “$45 | $165 “ Oo... “ $110 being that tho city will not be put hm) motion tu vacate th Singhs, Whim tox onnmpads into: AMTUL| a “ $57 215 “ |... $140 the profit suggested, In uW end) Upiniun, the two actions sie ment that traffic was held up _ a fn Ml i F 7 C as R the city has te be & consideniile aguinst Barbour ‘The animal wis recovered by a nei z Si a ss ere | part ot the expen” at aeteraatt and We" | sg wan Kwstnky haneh e urniture, Carpets, Kugs man coommeatts or that it hes interest of Jantice,” dr=|$10. Lmmediately upon getting ur re it an | EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING A whe fo} clured Bad may suy that 1 be- |agnin Kossofsky cast the animal into BS rll fin city [liewe. that @ would ue better to have Hevelvool anil WieaoalnTheradely: i ; | ALL ON LIBERAL CREDIT would be ex) c t the si IP Delia fy belesternpsatepa ‘h fore the’) And nutomotiles eliminates the necessity for wi iting to is hase your.cont or dress whe n vit isno Lae r nesosked =} that the y jin these meilowa no longer appears tor }over one of the front legs and broke | { IY rea! ona I s, and o! arkably f ' te Fee tee * purtk | her” ould 1 It was arranged to bring the young |, even Of ile feat acalt woman to qpurt within a few min-| AM cmployee of the firm agsin re o| Siem w and the. case was adjourned | covered the fox and took it to t euding her arrival, offiee of ht wher Ko Pasa Riis "asl say ‘“‘Charge it” and we will ar- range convenient weekly or monthly t terms | The Value-Giving Event of FENNY A POUND PROFIT | the Season in Fine Quality employer, please let me have a before I attemp again? We have city frem park pr sighteen per cent. of our Aldermanic President Hutt timated the city would receive | @ year in privileges from t ‘ | Memorial Piayfeld, & | Mayor Hylan said there opneares Save 20 Cents Milk Chocolate Covered Assorted Berve. notice priv we Fresh Fruits Our Regular 79c Goods Luxuriously Fur-Trimmed granted only tr “se whe well for them, a at yi in Centm! ow netting the) alty $100,000 a ADMITS $25,000 THEFT — | FROM EMPLOYERS; HELD Beokkeenre Blames mbling for For Friday and $ Saturday i POUND BOX Cc | f 5 | e Special for Friday and Saturday, January 6th and 7th til ASSORTED CLUB i CHOCOLATES Enentere ae Three for 99¢ HARD CANDIES POUND BOX Elsewhere 75¢ POUND BOX WHILE | y shows @ credit of 16 cents. Elsewhere 60c THEY LAST Hin js thirty-six years old, mar- | reed and lives at ©, 2276 Morris Avenue, the Lronx. He was with Cheney Bros. twelve years We Also Offer: ———— Discovery Bros., silk Fourth Avenue, that Hredert Hinvs, thelr confidential eakuenbor had appropriated $411.98 of the firms funds led tw the employment or ac- countants who found that Hines began to steal about five years ago and that up to June. 1920 his pecula- tions totaled $16,600. Cheney Bros. didn't wait for the completion of the €Xumination to have Hines urrested. He was arraigned in Yorkville l'o- Hea Court to-day and held in $10,000 atl for the Grand Jury, Admitting his thefts and saying that he thought they would amount to between §26,- 000 and $30,000 Hines blamed gam- bling for his lapse from honesty. His system was to erase the name of Cheney Bros, from checks sent in fer goods, substitute his own name and deposit the checks to his credit im the Colonial Bank at fist Street end Columbus Avenue. The account recently by merchants, Oalues from $80 to $100 Fine Bolivias, Normandies, Lavette, Pollyanna and Erminie, richly trim- med with Beaver, Squirrel, Austra- lian Opossum, Wolf and Nutria collars and cuffs. CHOCOLATE COVERED BUTTERCRISP | PRESs CLUB OFFICIALS EX- yacetined of mine garments in our stock, as well as hundreds of FOES coats specially purchased, are included in this assortment. A wonderful group, comprising this season’s most favored s!les, beautifully fashioned, attractively trimmed «...:1 silk lined. Old D t h Not in years have such unusual values been One of Pe icigp hl peter |Z utc | offered in women’s and mis high cost coats. the ie Siandiice to-day tiled & xeport eon: | Not a coat in this wonderful sortment is worth atlas pletely exonerating the officers and Ch ] t | less than 880 and many up to $100. The fi ss an S80 : H bs . > finest at trustees of the New York Press Club, | ig who were accused of misconduct tn the oco a es | affairs by) | | Patrick McAvoy and others. Recently the potitioners asked leave to withdraw complaint and discontinue the pro- Ings. Judze Hendrick satd the wit- he had heard did not sustain charges made egainst the club. POUND BOX 54¢ i] | Exceptional Values Saturday | in Women’s and Misses’ Special! sain Smart New Dresses CrepedeChine Combinations There is practically every kind of a beautiful dress a and Step-In Bloomers woman or miss could want. Street and afternoon gowns, as well as evening or dinner dresses in $4.59 Actual $2.50 Value Een, Canton Crepe, Satin Beautiful garments of “aced enn Genrgeriet, eS, etc. remarkably good qual- ity crepe de chine in in every respect are these attractive dresses. 1 Every style that will he popular for the new season will be flesh, li > and found here in a large variety of models, All beautifully sunsets daintily ce trimmed trimmed in various attractive wi tys. All sizes for women nid misses HECHT BROS. 53 . 14th Sl., near Gth Ave. Desirable SELF-REDUC CORSET D0-d0- BYi ‘| For Sale in All Good Styres for Stout Women Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings Also COWPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Avenue Two 193 to 205 Park Row i and 121st St. Stores at Chatham Sq. WARNING! Say “Bayer’’ when you buy Aspirin. 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