The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 3

Bank President John J. soe in Thrift Week Talk Tells What Ley a “Saving for a rainy day will not be incentive enough to the ayerage man, The life insurance companies help him there.” D save must have an objective. [mean a home, a mo- eA BBL ESL tor car, children or an ambition eee eee to go into business.” SS one MILLER IGNORED, SHORT SESSION PLANS WRECKED Republican Leaders Forced to Extend Legislative Limit to March 23. SPEED EFFORT FAILS. Up-State Antagonism to Gov- ernor Seen in Blocking of Programme. By Joseph S. Jordan. (Special Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 19.—The G. O. P. steam roller has struck a snag on the smooth road over which it was Proposed to speed the legislative pro- gramme, and Republics sereno lust week n leaders, over the of an adjournment prospect early in to-day set March 23 as the tentatl date of departure, A number of unlooked for happen- ings have resulted In this situation, It was intended to get down to com- mittee work this week, but the has sped by without a single he on any of the proposed iegislation, as the Governor's legislative programme is not yet in shape, only a few of the recommendations having been intro- duced in bill form wee ing March, “ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29) ee “It is the systematic, Ben Franklin policy of saving ten cents a day which counts.” “Even as small a sum as $5 or EE ULE count in the long ran.” “People do not need to pinch pennies or to deny themselves to get ahead. So much aside “Saving is a matter of habit, Once you acquire this habit it is easy.” “Many would-be savers are too ambitious, They try to save too much and become disheart- Saving Will Do “Saving should not be put off. Many think they will save when they get a raise in the near fu- WILD AUTO GOES THROUGH WINDOW INTO DRUG STORE Wrecks Soda Fountain and Scatters Milk Shakes and Frosted Chocolates. A well dre: tered Clart: ed man and woman en- bs at No. 1999 corner of Street, last 8th soda fountain, " asked Charlie old, Broadway, nt. t and sat | “What'll | McBride, at the you hav nineteen y dispenser, as he juggled a couple of rs soda egg shakers and a tumbler, and to Embark in Business. By Fay Stevenson. atic saver, What does the word THRIFT mean to you? This is National Thrift Week and every day beginning with Tuesday (Ben Franklin's birthday) is set aside for thrift thoughts, Of the remaining Thrift Week these “Then put off, too, concluded M Many men_ have to save is now. “Mailted milk, The frappe. But drinks. West crashed answered the man, decided on woman a chocolate Charlie did not serve the Joseph B. Auerbach of No. 37 6Sth Street at that instant at the helm into the place a seven-passenger ,touring car, which had been just stripped by an- other car of its mudguards, Through the plate glass window, against a large mirror facing the soda fountain the and to the fountain it- self went car. Egg phosphates, and other time and malted milks, drjnks that test the frappes usually take soda dispenser's patience, were mixed and served indiscriminat- Gov. Miller's suggestion that Now ly in the twinkling of an eye. York legislation be held back for the Samuel Rapt, thirty years old, a extraordinary session has not been galesman, living at the Hotel Pasa- taken kindly by the members from gona, No, 10 West élst Street, was | Greater New York, and they have xone right ahead introducing bills in 0° Of the recipients of the shower! both Hou Up- te members of drinks, He was walking with Miss ‘sank, told me in his office the other , accidents used to help young people | must hav saving should r. Pull doubt a number of people, young people, intend to save ‘later on.’ the idea they will save when they get their or in another year or so. When a man. begins n eyn. Backs Up Ben Franklin on Virtues of Genuine Thrift John J. Pulleyn an Eloquent Advocate of Sys- tematic Saving—Sees Four Incentives That Result in Bank Accounts: Desire to Own Home, a Motor Car, to Educate Children the man wno deposits a little but regularly, who gets ahead. jot be “No especially next The game but raise time and Pulleyn siness it was pretty While he has noticed are set aside for the “thought” tn-| {9 “Saye MWtON ye tne dicated: plays it enthusiastically. Jan, 19, Life Insurance Day. When the writer asked Mr, F 2 mY ; if he thought the business girl savec Jan, 20, Own Your Own Home Day. | jf Ne (nought the Husiness Jan, 21, Pay Your Bills Prompuly| man he replied that Day evenly divided. Jon.22, Share With Otliers Day. [8 Bulmber OF amart looking Wisiness : : girls a yomen de} S dan. 28,"Make'a Will Day. weekly he has noticed the men “num- John J. Pulleyn, President of the] be? UP" Just as well. Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,| Henry A. Schenk, and Henry A. Schenk, President of the Bowery Savings Bank, agree that it is the systematic saver, the one who puts a certain amount (no matter how small it may be) aside each week or month, who gets ahead in life rather than the one who deposits money in the bank by spurts and dashes even if the sum is large. “Saving money for a rainy day will not be incentive enough for the aver- oge man,"’ John J. Pulleyn, President of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bowery “The man who has secount stated times,"* “That is why the some arrangement may gauge how much to save The regular deposit, emall, sums up In Mr. Schenk also will_not save anythi “There is a type day. ‘That old scare of poverty and an objective. i, President of the pli no matter very short time. laid stress ng. Of person but they hold up the if he cannot do this he does not ¢ ize the value of the smaller sum hands avings Bank, also spo%e ot the value of systematic saving. s the largest bank is always the one who de- posits small amounts in the bank declared Mr, budget by which a his income and then plan is so impors at enk an or man ant how | upon the too ambitious saver, the man who tries to save too much and then falls short and ts so disheartened that he who yrants to save a Inrgo lump sum, and “al - | to save, but now the insurance com- , regularly and systematically, | Panies take cure of that part of it. To Mr. anaes this he of nan or a 3 wornan could save or wave, every man, woman and child yon city “they ‘would. deve have done the same thing, and up to Willa Gentry of No. 408 Audubon) “The best objectives for a man to! the idea of putting a small sum aside. 1 ae GtE ay a rent A And yet it is the small sum that in this morning the have been intro- Avenue when the car picked him up] Save his money are a home, a motor Greaiee “Ah auakes mon capltalinta:’ duced in the Senate 215 proposed and took him through the window, | car, his children or an ambition to go| "So tet's go back to the old Ben measures and in the Assembly 309. When extricated from the debris it| into business. Every hundred dollars! Franklin principles of a penny saved Another reason for slowing down looked ax if he were bleeding, but! saved to the business man ought to {8 8.8 Penny earned. If Ben were allve 1s apprehension on the part of G. O. mi, Gentry explained between mean just so much more capital, The | }o44%" Pay the tardiora two worka” P. leaders of the result of the Guber- snouts of laughter that it was only| moment a man realizes he has an|palary, he would find a way to get natorial and Senatorial elections in grape juic objective he is able to save something , Uown to the savings bank cach week the fat, . 5 ; There isn't a doubt about it! atl, The lust seen of Charles, the soda| each week or month. Some of the leaders here deciare gispenser, Ww white coat disap-| Th : enser, Wa ite coi \s e husband and wife who wish tho Governor In only, brining (0 Gatring Gown Browdway, “At nesy cal to eee maamand and wite wo wt" COURT PASSES HAT find out there is really a feeling Of coujd be ascertained ne was on the| tive, Many times the objective of a FOR MAN ON TRIAL hostility’ against him up- way to his home, somewhere in the} nome, a motor car which will get them a mee Now he knows that n every hObd, 10. take a bath. i : saaacdbesd &:0EEn out into the country, or a desire to . ix Side eras) sO MD: Sa Oe he violent entrance of the car set] song their children to college will] Judge and Jury Chip In, Also the his Public ise Carnmiaalonyyy cr ale and other botties of] sein them to get ahead, Complainant, as Supposed has failed to reduce the rates for g48, charged drinks popping, and it also — . A rar electricity and telephones. The hume expioded electric ght bulbs. Re-] ‘In order to save every one must Robber Tells Story. rule cry of New York has been gorye policemen in the West @8th| learn the value of systematic saving.| When Alfred K. Suteliffe, formerly echoed through every county In the street station heard the racket and| The old Ben Franklin policy of saving | of sussex, England, appeared in the State. ran to the drug store, They were| 10 cents a d 8 what helps a man’s Supreme Court to-day « an And that isn’t all the adherents of jooued to hold back a crowd and to| bank account swell. Not every man|indictment charging rob n the Vv. Miller and the any aers t the car out. J}can save in lump sums; he must/first degree. But before are up-agalnst. The county leaders rach ined that he was/ learn to take care of every 60-centla free man, the hat had been are smarting from the slap the Chie€) carefully navigating the slippery | piece, to count every dollar. Even a8|for him and among the Executive gave them through the stretches across Broadway when al small a sim as $5 or $1 laid aside| were Justice Wasservogel, Assistant press last Heoks when he called at- yi cue came along at high speed| each week will count In the long run.| pistrict’ Attorney Pecora, mem tenvion nto ithe! Bish cost of county) 4) sideswiped him, taking his car mes it is the very poor who] ber of, the jury, and ev e com government, which had caten 80 vig-| 1 of control. The next he saw “was | kr to wave better than any | piaining witness, Leonar! Lang orously into his econor programme cat white ht streaking past| other class. They know the value ot |7 TNS Mi MEOH Conte for the State. But the "slap" is gnly | putting as every quarter, Fre-|!¢¥, 8! ADR ARTO) t tart of what is com to the "mn" The police learned that a car) Qyentl s the middle class, the| Swciety, No, 361 West It rare have been munching at ugh us Auerbach deseribed had hit| ones who are trying to keep up with | samuel Feldman, the laws en the political grist mills up- another automobile, run up on the | each ¢ ‘we All ee eee to defend, also chipped Every county leader has Broadway sidewalk and ed along Ree en Sat heli raised $28. orw o-da otice rom t 1 month is a ree re Liana for half block. scattering pedes-| OTN" Order to people do not] On Dev. 19 last three ” tigation into the costs of the Admin-|trians, until It slowed down and again | to become | Pinch-a-Penny | guns held up the society. A» istration is impending. |took to the street | believe that every one needs /iete Langley caught sis 4 I | Auerbach is manager of the depart- | t Re io re, and no one needs to stint {Cliffe just outside the door at 5 FIRE IN CAR TRACK jment of accounts at Bloomingdale's | CC Pin, jumself too much to suc-|he reappeared at the s° oom nd he was uninjured, Rap’ vec t a little forethought, a Httle | , Saad anatheicotiain He REVEALS GAS LEAK |and he was uninjured, Rapf received _ But a little forethought, a little Jon Dec, 2¢ Langley collar 1 contusion of the left hip and a| planning with the much Till dicde|had been in the Tombs sin lgntted by Elevirictty—t8d Street! jaceration of one arm. He went home | | whieh wit'add up during the year “It's true,” Sutcliffe ad Tratle Delayed. in a taxicab called by Miss Gentry, : I was juat outside tho « Smoke issuing pm 1h trol * \ they stawted off asked ‘Saving is & uel of eats Ones those men came out T ae SE Ant eeine tot As ; erent Co ou acquire the habit it becomes a a (5 th oy rane Lexingt a Isn't} ht yon uit ‘a man saves a hundred|#¢ said they'd kill me Forty-third Street, prompt nan | —_—_—> | Rive hundred dollars he has learned | interfere, 1 knew. the wins TOT ey A ihathenen ian toate CLINES BEQUEST. |e art of saving and will go right! giving away warm clothes « was ng up the temporary wo r Jan, 19.— Miss Anna | along shanc serait ine tannd that a spark \ aa Fadl this Gliy has refused to | ein saving money. many would-be shesicn that brought, m ground. tre had ignited ¢ \ bequest of $200 left her in the savers are too ambitious. At first] Very moment of from a 12-inch mair Aieciea einen (eg ware [they want to save more than ther; night of the 24th 1 y The Was eAting ished wit : hey | budget 8 will permit. BY | ionis t culty, but. the ba j spline war not related | PUGREE OF much in one month s FN eet wae is Hi ator one work omits dis Company ‘Sapaired the leek, Quest she, velused Lo accept ii. worth while. is the slow, sywtem- found lo be true. 0 BABES AT BAR WiThi MOTHERS UP FOR SHOPLIFTING Fifty More Accused Women and Men, Plead—One Takes Child to Jail. Another half hundred Christmas shoplifting cases were disposed of to- day in the Court of § pecial Sessions. Five of the women were mothers and had their babies with them. One of them, without the excuse of poverty, had stolen finery two days in suc- cession, and she was sent to the workhouse for ten days, taking her baby with her, A Mexican woman with a baby and a Negro mother were fined. A mother of three, who had hidden stolen things among the undergar- ments of her children, was fined $ Two girls, sixteen and seventeen years old, one a stenographer and the other a telephone operator, had stolen silk stockings. Their cases will be investigated, Two sisters, sixteen and twenty, one of them a deaf mute, were fined, One woman apparently to make an Impression by her fash- lonable attire, She was curtly told that she was hurting her own case ee ea ALL 3 COPS HAVE TO DO IS TO GUARD ONE ROOM Kight-Hoor Shi of Grocery 4 had sought Aasluned ¢ im R Testimony In an eviction suit before | Justice Leopold Prince in the Municl- pal Court ut 121st Street and Sylvan | Place revealed to-day that policemen have been continually on guard in a room in the rear of « grocery store at No, 2117 Madison Avenue since Jun, 9. On that date a detective ar- rested a woman in the room and she was convicted as « disorderly person, Since then three policemen a day, each on an eight-hour shift, have been keeping warm on this job and read- ing the pupers. “The taxpayers’ money," suid Justice Prince, ‘‘is being wasted all over the city on such trivial detalls as this." aS HUNGER-CRAZED MAN FIGHTS AID, BREAKS LEG _ | y Captured After @ Series of! Remarkable Incidents. Dr vam trying to om at No | burriended fonier and blanket t hunger Wt!- n crazy through Ryne imagined bandits we force th Into his] 251 West 38th Street. Hel the door with ¢ chit: | bed, tied one end of tho the gas jet and sought to fancied through The blan how- J r way Jeseape his |the window Jever, and Ryne fell t breaking his leg. When several persons darted ald him Ryne, despite his br |ran down an alley and climbed up four | flights of a fire There he | fought off two poll who sum- |} moned three bystanders to thelr afd \'rhe five finally Drought the strugeling |man to the ground, He was taken to Kellevue Hospital, Ryne has been out work for some time caer CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN RED WITH HFR, a laundryman, of Sixty-third et, Brooklyn, wae ) bail in Fifth Avenue Court Magistrate Short on @ conduct made bs Kolsted, of 46 sald she night to pas with nive pursuers pped. the ground,| et put to eacape save beld tn $5 by harge | Mre. Sixty-third | into the | She | her, and ong aatd gl aquewsed her n pinciiwd toda f dim Florence treet sundry lant a dor soe 4 bill Lands sha ‘a and hearin AS A WORLD WAR: HERO: Corp. Infantry, Robert who died of gas in France. will be buried with full military honors in L, Steed of the 105th the Tiat New| York Infantry's Moant Hope burial plot by the side of veterans of the ist who fought in the Civil and Spanish Wars, Corpl, Steed, whose home was in As- toria, was a member of Company L of the 7Ist when he was transferred to the 105th Infantry. Col, Wells asked the permission of his family to have the Corporal's body represent the heroes of the World War among the other vet- erans, The funeral services will be attended by a battalion of the 71st, the mental band, delegations " fron American Legion, War Mothers, the 71st Veteran Ansociation, the 105th Infantry Association, the 165th Infantry Assovia- tion, The Police Glee Club will siag —— COMMITTEES NAMED ON BAR APPLICAN1S orit~ regl- the om Character and of Those Secking Admit ‘The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court In Brooklyn to-day announced the committees on character and fitness to pass on applicants for admission to the bar, ‘They are: For the Second District jaldwin, Brooklyn; Daly. #lushing ; Ernest 5 Brook- lyn; conee Mkeh Sayville Townsend ce Head, and Appleton L,. Clark, New aTEnton For the Ninth District—Burton ©. Nelghan, Mamaroncek; (John C. R Ta Middletown; " Oharles “Mor schauser, Poughkecpale ree Hi, | Taylor jr. Mt. Vernon, and Harvey Dy Kaun, Haverstraw AND RIVER TRAFFIC Ferries All Off Schedule and Thousands of Travellers Are Held Up. The unusually heavy fog this morn- ing held up many ships at Sandy Hook, retarded all kinds of river |traMe and delayed thousands of peo- ple who use the ferries in reaching their places of business, The Ithaca, hoken Rarelay § clock, completely lost its way In the fog and when it landed it was found in the same sip from which it had started. the pilot went to the other end and started Again, this time raking the trip suc- cessfully, but the horses and automo- Diles were all facing the wrong way on the Manhattan side. The foot pas- sengers were landed, after which the boat put out into the river, turned around, and landed for a third tim The total delay was 40 minutes. Among the passenger ships delayed in reaching Quarantine were the Tur- ri oa of the United Fruit Line, from Kingston; the Scythia, of the Cunard Line, from Liverpool, and the Fort Victoria of the Furness-Bermuda Line. The Weather ‘Bureau predicts that the fox will last through most of the night, when colder weather will set fectyboat leaving Ho- reet ot 8.45 for to he in. The reports fr the Northwest of the worst cold wave in years need not worry this part of the country. The wave is passing to the South- ast, and record lows have been re- ported from Texas. In Kansas sov- eral places’ to-day report zero tem- perature. To-morrow morning will start with freezing here, but the season's rec- crd of 4 above is not believed to be threatened. ach kote will help.” ened, . ture. Do it none Jen | Savings Bank President [ BURIED WITH VETERANS |FOG DELAYS SHIPS [JUST OUT OF SING SING; ACCUSED OF HOLD-UP Dealy Said to Be implicated in 82,000 Robbery. The photograph of Patrick Dealy‘uf No. $85 Lenox Avenue. arraigned ‘in Washington Heights Court to-day for mious assault, charged with haw- Ing slashed a woman in the face with a knife, was identified as that of one of the four armed men who, ast Saturday night, robbed a collecto? for James Butler, the grocer, of $2800. He denied guilt in this crime as well in the one on which he was ralgned. Mary Mannion of No. 104 West 129th Street, said that Dealy tried to force his way Into her home early tm the morning of Jan, 11 and, failing to get in, siashed her, The hoid- of the Butler collector, who w: automobile, occurred last night at 204th Street avenue. Dealy is only two months out Sing Sing where he served two y fora hold-up in Brooklyn, Me has been convicted of crime several times, —<$—<—<s——_—_. HEAVY BAIL IMPOSED ON TWO WITH RECORDS Security Set at $15,000 in Cane of 960 Hanjo Theft. Ball totalling $15,000 was fixed to-day for two prisoners charged with having stolen a $60 banjo In a burglary expedi- tion on the rooming house at No, 312 Went 55th Street. Bonds were set at ich figure by Magistrate Simpson {haunt sife Court because both pris= Cee wenty-stx, No. 488 feCabe, twenty-six, No. Wea sitn MStreet, released. from Sin Sing only four months go, Was hel in $10,000 ball. “In 1917 he’ served months for grand larceny and in 1 13 was sentenced to three years for ateal- . Harry Manchester, twen- No, |S} Ninth Aventie, Ww .000 bail, He has been arrest Imes and Is now out on @ eus- inan Saturda: and Tent oners have. several pended sentence, 5 GB. Altman & Cn. MURRAY HILL Men’s Finest-quality Winter Overcoats comprising every one of the remaining High-cost § Ovisconte: are now being offered at tt the tremendously reduced prices of $58.00 & 75.00 Madison Aue - Fifth Avuenur, Thirty-fourth Street ig Department, Sixth Ficor) New York