The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1922, Page 11

CORRECTION HOME Ure PR WOMEN | 6 000 COST {to House Near | Wiow al Bail ding. Willi nembers of the} wittee of Randolph Women ap-| Pear Of the Whole of tle Board of Exti- mati 1 that $730,000 be ap Pro ated for the establishment of a worrection Hire for women north of the Committee Mrs. Oliver Harvin missioner Jame rhe committe) under advisement WILL ATTACK LUSK FROM THREE POINTS. \ took the Democrats to In Into Silver Gift and Other Charge: NY, Jan. 9— Trrent angles Democratic Jaw and campaign material will train | 1 Republican lead when the Legisiatu © its sessions. Invest ping eharacter will by large slush New Yor City rough the bill of leade: aising their salaries and "tr m_ into oMes for Hfe, was a ast winter mation given by the he Ni in le ke fonse who accapted # $1,182 silver sc from the det + tor sponsoring their bill, tha ne Senator could undoubtedly ha received fvom the motion picture in terests, if he had wanted to be i nest, $100,000 for killing the cengor- hip bill. : The charge of Commissione Accounts Hirshfield that Lusk, d'- ectly or indirectly used his politic influence to force the Stock Exchan, to restore the ticker servic. «way from a New York broker | Senator Lusk, who retiumd jo Albany from New Yori ¢ day, declined to disctiss the ohar Commissioner Hirslitiow SES Ae *\ DEATH CHAIR CAUSES RIOT AND FIRE SCARE Curiosity of C Theatre's to F owl to See Movie hibit Leads lat. Curiosity on the himdred men and women was cause of a small riot and a fire se: in front of « motion picture theatre at No, 120 Mivington Street lust part of ‘The management of the Waco Th autre, which v which a criminal eeived with th srnegom looking sup) d about the Sxiibit all after. non and women j * of the prop d mebody got rough small boy, mist sent in an the firer th chalr nd fists swung ir When dmiringly at the post: theat gazing Those ing of the (rou ible | TEST OF SUFFRAGE \\ GRANT POSTPONED re knew noth { Suits Challenge Validity of Am } ment—One Holds People Or | Can Extend Vote: i | {rived all they found was a small boy | 1 | RE EV ISTATEN ISLANDERS, |" College. She i ehureh} Nt on Inquiry) the American Red Cross. Island. He som Unree uif- jan makers of /and when the the United jon the U | bts bride Fehureh worker vativet fom 59th to Lottie Strce Mareli 6, 1909, ran by station, sto} | CHURCH WORKERS, | ED NEXT WEEK) : tn js Jtvb and “powe arrosting " whereas the "I equipped. exeept on the ! Phere were ' ' Manhittay Blovated Mines tron 1915 to W921, in which SH passer 65 employers w njure passangers and five employ On the elevated branclies of subway Hnes there were from 1907 to n 1908 t 16 collisions and 18 om was killed, | nes, trom | IMIS tO 1921, there the Muni Building sulting: in indi ein neers | The building would provide a and 26 employees nd death to one | Avomen's court, a detention hospital On the B, th 7 supway lide (ert findges’ chambers, yehiatric clinic, | the same peric 1918 thee q | nem \ Administrative offices of the Depart-| pate Ee caus nt ‘ : jury to ‘ ment of Correction, quarters for non-| WisVGena. ROCHE | criminal material witnesses, quarters; ) | Yor women aceused of crime and| “Rgg ! awaiting trial and convicted cases BUZABETHH @ | wending sentence. ‘The idew is (9) ALLE | Negregate into one centre all correc MoHne? | tonal setivities affecting san ; {| avoraen Miss Mohn. a Vassar Girl, to It id Nob orl It was Mrs. Geor | come Wife of J. H. MeCrumm, — | $8,000,000 to in ack: sig | W. Loft. honorary Deputy Police Sein hal system ont Des aC | t Business Man ding to Mr. Latey's sti- | Commissioner and a member of the CERT eM Ley Mayor's Committee of Women. that |! fot tie ee a SESS tel aL BA) The city’s detention house for wl wedd M wibeth Alen et og De A anid, wh and girls is no won Blackwell's | Molin, : Ulo 1 gtotn, © the headway. somewhat— Island and that young girls arrested | (itehter nef OHO GACH a0) x per cent—thnt for the first time on misdemeanor | Distor of the Reformed Church of jcoil be ove se caeh tei charges ure transported to court in] Mort Richmond, S$. 1, to James 11,{4 See tenitn can police Vans, very often in company | MeCrumm, a prominent young bus! | 4)", between wooden an SiED vetere ness mun of West New ton, | Miss EI \ i member of h will take pice Thesday eve-|s advocates the « Jan at tlt ned Chur a e ceremony | Aonpine over inio’ A 1h we porte by the bride's He did not think 1} [father and will be ely attended don the ned | the ‘young society folk on the | North Shore of Staten Island ae Miss Mohn is graduate of Vassar Mm active Mr, MeCrumm Is a native of Staten received his education in © public and the Staten Isl- id Academy. He studied medicine World War broke out | pharmacist Navy and yer Bagley is also an schools conta FORMER GOV. AL ivi has finished counting his Christ mas cards and one of them from enlisted has 5,641, Indian to be, he active | a Cherokee —_——_— THOUGH IN SING SING for life, Samuel Michulow his jewelry, and has taken steps to get the ving and other adorn- nents taken from him at his nkers so he van ROK RULES BUT sists MIKE WALSH, Pyesident to marry a wealthy widow and have a box at the opera. He | (Con 1 ion 6 1 ) ley’re the or owd in the world except the bums that don't work for a living." POISON PEN Whur ne ‘Tulle, Weance, has written an for at hanes for his own eap- nor i if i nounces wit P niolorman whore] MUst have ‘money, by ad injury es af others, and " ‘ eoene en 44 tell on | owe + ONE DROWNED EN i ae DRO WS? f POR WILD GEESE, | March 16 ppointed mot Lo, Col, din. 2.— Robert | hn 105, ran by sta t MeGilvary, hunters, put | ed and: warned ered Bluv Lake, near nation motorman q attempt te eh several | Aug. 1. 1805, speed too jig ad ‘The tee | urve dand w d pady OF ORs orate | Ser Pan, by “etation had drowned, Orr Mm + Suspended three da Orr of Vittsburgh, Pa, | Uspended five day A, exploding torp MEW Speed on curve | rated ud warned, pended seven da ended one d ding news WASHDAY No! The Lovekin will not cause you to look for ward to washday with pleas ure-—but the ever-ready steaming hot water it sup- plies will prove that many more of that day's 1 ECR S< the air Barclay looking out window i No Matches No Bother No Dirt censured and warned advertisement fro: reading {t while run and WASHINGTON, Jon. 9.—~Two cases| June 19 1912. looking ont the win nallenging the constitutionality of Bow toe TA an ttred Waee Automatic 4 '"e National Woman's Suffrage | por lookin cat window: eta Lights Itself mendment, which were on the cal Sept 19 suspended ‘ivee Economical | «ndar for argument in the Supreme days; ran by signa! exploded tor } court to-day, were postponed until Jan, 3 1914, suspended three days a, | ‘10, 80. In one case the Government | disregarded signals. Send for sked postponement and in the othe July 21 1914, cautioned for te: Booklet : ee ot the | BE_Out window younsel for t pponents of t March 29, 1915, censured for locks @meadment sought to have the case] into windows of houses along rout, Ble: ae /Eeom over M. 1915, took swit One against the Seoretary of State and questions the onstitutionality of the ratification of case is brought The other case is based on t | j s!ound that the People only can ex- S tong or curtail sufrage and trot on cut window In he amendment. for Water Ta» Lovekin Heater Co » 1915, warned for joo! houses al . Suspende Sew York Lavekin April 29, 19 r collision at Battery Nov. 15, 1915, warned for runuinis yellow flag. July 28, 1918, Suspended three duya 1 for passing sign TH ATER HEATER j stendment was without effect be- | ‘jan. 1918, Se rauied for arrang- SUTRAS SON'S wiume Mt was ratified Dy the Legisia- ling his seat while train in mottos i sures of the States, not by, the. voters.; June 17, 1919, suspended 15 Gays | ert i own stery ef his ‘ __TripAbread CHARLIE Veaches His Host Has Poor Opini Proticiency. This is the twe of his Bavopean tour Li. G, Weng A‘ where gute of th oung lad of ten greets ux atuary “a jo’ winklin Ly He is jovial twink tits - Aue aii’ ae the ye and @ brisk manner, There | { and fam ae: | is ho mistaking hin. He is H. G.'s xctors, I plas | 8 Vheve js the same moulding | Orlando, 1) , getting a lot of r ucture and the same | Of fun throu @ coal hod as tucture and’ the same | helmet. 0 Va Ark, with ce and 8 HG. must | fonior imine ferent: ant Have looked that way at bis age mals yout . 1 played ‘Hello. dad as le Jumps on the | ld Nouly 4 n umbrella runnin, rare and Joc 1 Then | went i Vik and they guessed This ts Charhe MH. G. intros | H. G, Welle did a. elo duces and did it very well, W. e takes my grip. “How de?" | far into the night, and 1 and | make « bromide about what | Marvelled at Wells's vitality. We viine boy he is und all that sort of | played many mental — guessing hive games and Junior took all honors. Mrs. Wells is nt ge Whe | ow : ” lady with keen, “soft eyed that | “WE WANT CHARLIE CHAPLIN: ary always smiling and upp 1 Wis awakened next morning by searching and seekin; ALL OVER THE HOUSE AT ONCE. | seems bus and onee there E.G. | gor my me all over it, to my room, After breakfast we played a new Sitting room | gine: of i es vownh Invention to his study. | py lndbandwe the great events lhaplin LIIZE TRADE MARK REG. WurR VICTROLAS Musica PIANOS Musical Instruments AND H. WEI AS PALS Baseball, but 3 Finds the Great Writer Mueh on 6f Punil's More Skilled in the Art of 2 Daneing utyninth tastelment of Charlie Chapluts own story The lost instalment lee 7 Hotoring to the home he was to spend ened eit Te) By Charlie Chaplin } ie Wells estate spoils the apt m 13 painting eHIVaTS & chorus outside my want Charlie Chaplin.” repeated many t been waiting breaktas door: taking me others are judged— | The VICTROLA ls it n It was a o's wher ‘ 5 f Mandball and i ator Ot pie wots gs Ke ade by Ht G Wells Very 4 oof ‘istory! Ww boi Ave, areteehly r k’, “gue of Hikory ran a tare, | “Ph ae {ody Warwick's We have every style and price, $25 to $375, for you doo OE aeetnade etyin® | espa lsd Tan to choose from and all the latest finishes. A Victrola salt and wife, "i aint m bit he. | hollowing, evidently” thelt ers at and Records will give you just the music you like played zm wi eh Hs MONEE ant to | geile castle wilh Peau titular and sung as well asit can be by the world’s greatest artists. when the train ‘ 0 Sc yet its ruins beanty pitality But I never used the room. every oon $ mee Prete ssa ee ’ Terme Bewe 1c ud i p jd ve pure of furniture. There is un « TEACHES THEM BASEBALL, as Low as ishioned desk and I get the g Ifome for tea and in the evening Impression of books, Wut T can | 1 teach them baseball, Here is my remember but one, the dictione to shine. It is funny to Rare observation on my part fo throw a curve and notice nothing but a diet) eRe ‘ Se after hit his was so huge as its ydoon s y grounder to the piteher ioe desk What £ coulda't nitus It. tehed und his son caught, Ad You can choose now, and pay for the Victrola you select in FATHER AND SON. i busebal! player H. G. is a. great small amounts each week or month. You can purchase the $25 Coe ACI a CHS eras PACS da 1 must eat ano | Victrola on terms as low as $1.00 a week; the $150 style for as little Ne already. i AG yu in ihe orn 2G. and as $10 a month. pani, Father and gon tive a pra, | Smihetndcy At iy [ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P. M. the sting of a wasp as one of the G,jqmestone int 4 2 : Parr an epitaph Intact Rd hie tie ih nuenie ot | The RUDOLPH WURLITZER Co Junior is very witty aaa taka € of the manor or ° father with Jokes, but 1 sense the tie iy cpa lo fferent peri able to i 0 vet that i a fis Playing te ee ie Hi v en AEE a { If unable to call, mail this coupon to-day BR cs Keon abinia vane. tt ek and other notable people a THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO,, 120 W. 42d St Ik Ld to the top of the chur 120 | Please send me further information snd «pe BETWEEN ; . a i ne tw the ur rounding sun WEST terms of your VICTROLAS. W191 BROADWAY S ‘f summer house HAL oe ae 42D STREET Name 6TH AVENUE FRIEN OB MEET IN EVENING. tf. , Address of friends arrive tate ce g and we aye intr Pilate passes at) round. Most of these tone ! Ly y and the discussion J. John mat son.” Hirvine came in later in liscusses th tion pictures, He is terested. 1 explain n (CLEARANCE SALE Vi opportuni found. Seth of this sale a 1 eontinne Irvine, the dra nd author of * ronizing the vo. Hn wor know ty to know John Kergu whether he wants i n the evening hin | © possibitity « (The next instalment of Charlie | fee. with: ine Chaplins story will be printed to wey tn morrow.) of soft, downy wool, knitted or woven are safely washed in the silky suds of Colgate & Co.’s new wash-bowl flake— erings at fot pall dey eserve any KO divs Sule stants thi Sore hours daily ~~ Sintth’s Se Ait Wont i ‘Velvet ghegrad good a Frequent washings in FABsud= ove do not alter the texture of wo: ext \MLESS Super: Heavy Velve 549. blankets, neither mat nor shrink them. This was proved in the Home ts Woo: o Seams ANinster $9) Economics Laboratories of Carnegie Institute of Technolo; where wool blankets were washed continuously in FABsuds without Seamless K a $75 Superfor Artioon Wilton | shrinkaye or change in the nap of the wool, om. 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