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

ee POTASH! & PERLMUTIE (Abed Q CIMaWPUSSY Pertinent Comment On mmporteant events i Of Music Mme, Ottein, New Coloratura Soprano, Makes Op- eratic Debut. e Author of isan Boa TERM COPVRIaNT ER OF A Roem m CHAPTER X. By Frank H. Warren. e , Lt WHAT HAS HAPPENED. rin Wai SEER aeE SA A Tax on the Sale of Sena- How to Raise Money for the Bonus ff {ne hae rates, forth ROY BRE and bis collie, Scott, thrown from a Fort Lee Ferry boat, ba) been rescued trom av, ice floe in the North River by —_—. do for a debut medium without “Bar tors’ Elections Alone was the heavy oblong ot fibre bevn Sevijle?"* seems as though y at : "S ne ” e ‘ . 0 7 e equivate: net . ec ‘i 4 AYNE, who sees them from a motor boat, with bor of Sevijie?"* IL seems as though Would Raise Quite a ‘6 HAT'S not it" the Senator) White Sox would be the equivalence of metal which the cou \- | glass, and tales them to Red Ruin, a odd-looking place Om abe powerti the old opera cannot be given unless says. “That's the $t5,000| the present tax on the pr eason s crm had made into a “plate | {5 the girl's homes Mids tate hone eee Palisades, first appearance ant} Tidy Stam Toward the the air is ns full of Rosinas as Rosin < Gawes | Th < is full of arias. 1 ring at the? Bonus, Says Financier Metropolitan it was the turn of An Sivan geles Ottein, & plump and pl Potash. person from sunny Spain, to displ her’ vocal pyrotechnics and to plac her name on the season's Rosin silk so. it involves change from «the steam vacht 1 got last Tuesday a week, The roll what Lam looking for is $200,000] “It’s always been a mystery to me why in $10,000 and $20,000 bills.” | the people of New York and Chicago —_ should think that it's up to some mi! “It’s hard enough to get the public to| lionaire to Schenck them a season of Jsuy something with double green certin- | Grand Opera cates nowadays, let alone getting them for the printing of money. This he UNCLE MAX, who inv clothin, eripped in bis right hand, gauging | but when be thinks himself ‘out ol isang scahds tas pet tor OER his distance and calling on every,| tO the place. Brenner declines to let Dayne take bis wet ctothi te nasal Tom “ok: aOR REET RL Gt AUNWRA Pacmag li nt te of his pockets and hides them in the folds of the curtaie Vou! Garth's pistol spoke a second | Jong."'A few minutes itera servant eterd the Yor ond Bret ie time, filling the hallway and stains « PAUL, whom Layne has spoken of as a friend. He notes that the With smoke fumes and acrid reek. | arms are very long, but the man denies that be is Paal. Brenner remains i 8 ules of Ball Players and i = endar along th M s. Gallle Ire ve Tea pe "e c 7 efdar- slong. witht “Mmnes a Grand Opera Guarantors to pay a tax on the purchase price}’ “If it. wasn't for millionaires: making And, ap Paul fired, Moy Hronnor| ltmen which ts interrupted by a scream and fone, Soom wtecks eleduer Tale Rina OHWIA Cineured: LHS SnerA Are Also Sources The yet.” up the deficit, the entire proceeds of the ie described as a deaf mute . im in cay r so Sources That hurled the motal weight with all h is tude recyrd of the year by unloosing , ve Fs 5, Metropolitan Opera House would only be enough to pay a the motal aiid i cg RHAM DASS, whom Brenner recognizes as thi tude reoprd of the year by untoosing| ‘Would Yield Big Returns “One of them chronic shoppers which can't think of off one and a half tealiaa tenors.” wiry force the Fort Lee terryboat. Brennet Is seized wath & chill and remuns tt Meatinedd Would Set single out ehole ‘iuates fom the: Veteparie anything else to buy for himself or herself but a Reno i — The bullet whistled past Brenner taking the doy to the room with hin. Table seraps eeu tes tie 0 ini coal ig Worthy’ of fc or the Veterans of the}] divorce.” “Maybe if millionaires could be taxed out of backing - tah ; mw ps are by: quality & matter Worthy of fur hy a larger margin than before. For] Mouse, which dies. Brenner lights a match and discovers that a hole bas bee) ther investigation, merely res them was a good stunt, and an audi- ence lured by a coloratura singer is plastic in the presence of vocal stunts: By Montague Glass. chandise sales than you are, Mawruss,|to think of the sales which could be ub Mie, Obvets ios: Ctuet. Salits : but there is a whole lot of things|taxed without hurting legitimate mer- speak anal haan ialibcly rightly ac- | gg PF must be great to be the wife Off jought and sold in this country which} cantile businesses, y'understand, don't (ress, familiar with the technique o 1 United States Senator wholdon't come under the head of mer-}forget the society people which has pie COP R Ub tan ans 1 cate won't iiss & couple of hundred} chandise, y'understand, and which|got all the publeity they can possibly that she had no rehearsal for her Mtst yd dolla elas ar SR GABE (Oba Abed) ie: fy. sal mit OHeGE bu yiner etme A eaeildl ippearance and that hee singing a i bls SUCH SGME! One ete disdoll people from buying] pean nobleme their daughter: . Ruffo, Didur, Malatesta and] spends it on him, Ma Abe Wolbers tities not to raise money find villas at Pallum Beach, and ts es ee er aa het remarked tol for the Government. how turning their attention to getting “Rifty per cent, of the sale of a lot of next season’s| music and not to tenors.” it is a proved fact that a gunman| ft i a copy of Franz Hals's “Laughing Man,” hung at one end of the Who misses om hia first shot ts almost | * sibel Seve poe: The goK = nts the spy. ———————— ee ) hes premier cuts the cyivas inside the frame and is about t a ration official Ftuln to miss-on his second. And) the opening when thefe is a knock at the door, He declines $0 Sona Wok consequence is, Mawruss, that | Roy had counted on this probability, | @ man’s cry: “Breay Tor God's sake Deip mei" Leaving the room ff it wasn't for millionaires making /staking his imperilled life on the] the broken canys enner finds a stairway in the entrance behind it, ae as detic if youndesatenes when | hazard iN sot ales abov dd finds another opening covered by a picture, ie Metropolitan Opera House sells = = 7 rough, he sees Paul, Uncle Max and Kham Dass settin, chemical Nit With every seat occupied at from] Through the smoky air hurtled the! ratus.” Later ti s'them say they will ran a tube froer the bs making wept two dollars to five dollars a ticket,|bard flung oblong of metal. ‘Truc to] ratus to the k of Brenuer's door. He makes his way to the [ibrary, tho, cniiro procends would only telite markiit few, up a of metal with which to break the glass retort and meets fnouch to pay off one and a halb) pagre forefinger was tightening on | LAyNe to whont he reveals himself as a Secret Service Agent. He ts discovered ching World War, a Grand Opera, people would go to the opera to listen to i i 1-2 f sociat Chamler action, we are inclined to eredit the acti 3 aha ‘ i : aia y Me hy R . ald , pecs thay NH (a IniGeeeRnUT aoe i s Das M a uke, for Tan one oe tiers publicity by buying seasons of grand] Italian tenors. tie: tigger forse ARI BOG Prot a hee S who attacks him with a knife. Scott Jumps on the Hindu and Her voice is not among the great se e ew] chronic shopper russ, which hasJopera at a couple of million dollars a] THREE ORANGES AT $33,333 ascn that Raed ibe hal thing his neck Brenner tells Hilda that Red Rain ts really @ nest es, but it usy to listen to, easil days after the Seu-Phought about everything there is to on EACH mayne and the two other men had [of count ters. As she questions the statement they watch the door of his room on Farah self Hi walt iene atorial vindication,|he bought in the dry goods, jewelry, ‘ompared to one of them . cowered behind him, shouting m and see the «p)aratus set up. The conspirators discover Brenner and Paul Garth bse 1 Wen. Hbeate Aaa MERENG ORY BE “which if youfautemobite and fur lines, y'under-| seasons of grand opera, a steam “Amd the nery and costumes] ingless protest fires at thar The bullet goes wild. Venice,” which went smoothly exeept missed sev inuch fond, and ean’t think o! ything| yacht is already a & and 10-cent ‘ ) whole Jot too, Abe, Morris] Hilda, recovering from ler mo. dj . {wo dollars out offelse to buy for himself or herself but] store staple, and if some of them [deckived, “whieh T see It in the paper] mentary terr striving to in « few for the final variation, in which oy Aine siétoa: wheal ah aa your vest poe 1 Reno divorce, Mawruss, and who is] millionaires which is is the market faviere the Chicago Opeia Company |terpose her stender body between R hoauty. Mr. Ruffo wa nied you wouldn't make to suffer if the United Stat for expensive ons of grand put ona new opera by the name Love Jand the marksman in the hall below » inquiries even. nment would compel such] o} was to get a bill from the [or Three Oranges, and while they] Then in that brief instant of tine biustery part in } back as Wisaro, his hand only give a couple of performances [the hurled lump of metal reached its of it, it est them $100,000 for this} target G here Love Kor Three Oran or] With terrific force it smote against $ per Orang the thick glass side of the gas retort You right your 5 to file an invoice and soak] Governmeny fe per cent. nt. ad} sides tax amounting to a million * Abe} dollars, it might cause them to parti them a tax of a hundred per ¢ valorem’ on the purehase price Tn old Seville was the order of the afternoon, too, for Carmen again up- vntinued, “with an additional luxury] think that they could buy just et the dignity of the public square, you tke one stax of 60 per cent, in case the divorce] so much publicity out of founding “Well, the millionafres has educat- around which the four counterfeiters won her soldier Jover, discarded him | S==—S=SSAB of these United tihey bought also gives them the cus-] a Hospital for Disabled Veterans | ed everybe concerned in Grand} were groupe for the toreador and met the certain States Senators, ftody of the children ?** stead of «a Home for Italian Opera up to think! in big figures The rest was horror. r-rending crash to which had been petty the Mawruss.” Abe observed, “and even} With ane the audiences nowadays couldn't} the mike up their minds whether an|reto: he hallway was fitted Italian tenor is good because he with blinding golden flame. Through $5,000 a performance, or wh the swirl of fire arose the hideous Malian tenor gets $5,000 4 perform- ams of the four victims ance be ise he's wood, y'understand. Roy Brenner waited to hear or see So the consequences is tust people |nothing. Ty the time the Mung metal which don't trust thelr own jadgment} had left his hand he was in lightning in the matter of tenors wouldn't. go | swift action to Grand Opera unless they could] He caught Hilda up in his arms and hear an Italian tenor who gets $5900." | shouting to the dazed collie to follow, “Maybe if millionai: could [he rushed back into the study he taxed ont of backing slam shut its thick door and the price of seats him. d to the regular theatre “Quick! he commanded Hilda, : Abe, people woull go to [the do danced excitedly about thi the Metropolitan Opera House to. [ut sound of the pandemonium from ten to music and not to ten- [the floor below. “Quick! In another Morris suggested half minute the gas fumes may peno- lat's what they used to do when]trate here, Come !"* Twas a young feller,” Abe said, “but] Without giving her time to reply nowadays people figure that if theyfor even to think he hurried her 5 to hear a tenor who is getting |toward the secret stairway’s opening, $5,000, it is a J00 per cent. better} behind the gaping pieture frame. to hear] “Where does the stair lead to?’ death reserved for operatic heroines eeeeeE for example, ‘The performance had a gala air, be- some mor ing @ benefit for the Vacation Asso-|When his wife finds him going tl feiation. Miss Farrar, who patently} the pockets of all the sits hang refuses to remain a dethroned opera |S clothes closet, Mawruss, this queen, had a host of friends in the | !appens «uudience. By merely casting a co-] “‘What are you doing there, pop- quettish eye upward she could haye | er” she asks drawn down an avalanche of bou-| “ ‘I could have sworn I had a couple quets. Orville Harrold as Don Jose }of hundred thousand dollars in my vest put a good touch of genuine Yankce | )ocket last Saturday night,’ he says. passion into his singing. ‘Well, if you lad it there, it’s there t,” she says. ‘Here, let me look.’ The last but one concert of the And a few minutes later she dis: iends of Music will take place in}covers a roll of bills in the vest pocket ‘Lown Hall to-morrow afternoon. The]of his eighteenth best suit and says soloist will be Alexander Schmuller, |‘Look't! What's this? violinist, who will play a Mozart con-| ‘That's not it,’ the Senator says certo. Orchestral numbers, led by] ‘That's the $15,000 change from. the Bodanzky, are the Haydn symphony ]>:,am yacht 1 got last Tuesday a week in G major and Dyorak’s suite, Slo- [he roil what | am looking for is $200,- vaaienne, opus 32. v9 in $10,000 and $20,000. bi Next week's concerts and recitals] PROBABLY FORGOT WHAT HE ure: To-morrow afternoon, Philhar- SPENT IT FOR. ‘Wor that matter, a sales tax on nors.”* the sales of baseball homerunners It’s always been a mystery to me, ind pitchers would help to give |Abe,'’ Morris remarked, ‘why the hy ors, monic Orchestra, New York Sym-| at jast she gives up the search proposition than” paying phony, Friends of Music “Gala-fand says: ‘What are you both ring 4 tenor who ts getting only $500. In]he demanded as be swung her up thea,’ French light opera, sung here] your head with such a pieayune sum fact, Mawruss, the way people crowd]onto the stone shelf and leaped up for first time, Longacre Theatre; | ike $200,000? | Hone popper, I into the Metropolitan Opera House to| beside her. night, Robert Murray, boy soprano; | don't know what comes over you hear a $5,000 0 night tenor you would] "1—1 don't know," she panted, "I third Frederic Warren ballad concert; | jately, You are vetting 40 stiney that think they went there to hear what|never saw it before. Uncle Max told zee a Jnatitate, Conner Union| you would think you was down to he earned and not what he sang." me the man who built this house (free); Clef Club Orchestra, Republic | your last fifty million. Two handres was a crank who m the architect ‘Theatre; concert at Greenwich Vil-| {porns Mts million. Tw Ueda aety MONEY VS. MUSIC AS POPU-Jiit in all sorts of hidden 4 eg Theatres very eoacers iat about! Probably you bought an LARLY UNDERSTOOD. and stairs. tut he said they had Metropolitan Opera House. Monday | jajoot prnasediha Fy : || heen bHtbked up I afternoon, Margaret Nikoloric, pianist A LABEL aL: nd! It must he that the people of Now {been bricked up . ; then of course te uin't got another York and Chicago understand a whote|, Sh@ caught her breath, Roy wan (debut); night, Beethoven Associa-| \orq toe : ene . eee ene Thalt-leading and half-earrying her iions’ Mantred' Stackini pianist, raess | WO \ eat everybody lot more about money than they do| hell Ly ; set 4 know Mawrus: a United AUGHE GTGNTaTE MOSHACRAIN down the first flight of winding stone day afternoon, Louis Dornay, Dutch] Site) sonst, a Seen but music, Tis sald, Fide Chaps HCO Tete tenor (debut); Charles M. Courboin, | yoy any nee oot ne Ld Well, taking the United States as organist, Wanamaker store; night. | tion ‘and nobate ewnocte ‘thay s . ADE eg yall pienly OF at his master's call, had "hilha : estra ¢ ne for bead! ODER 168 8 it « xcople which ain't got no ear for a ot I nat call, hit Philharmonic Orchestra, Mengelt CRE a LA Ae ioe anes veaple: which alnit ot ho.enn for MU: indad up on the ledge und {alowed conducting; Philadelphia Orchestea; | & ; nd is no tone Ment that they | Gicin through’ th ; i States Senate couldn't FcoRNIeG “Vartl wom WwW vem through the aperture and down Stokowski conducting; Jean Rapr quits ten . ey heat 1 y Lid the steps. As they hurried gropingly port, boy pianist 4 Noelle Atte no etne! a Unite her, yfunderstand,? Abe said, Shar EMC Steps. inl Ie Wednesda night, aime. Marton | Stites Senator at that, Abe, wit there ain't nobody as T ever heard tell [% HOY sie wile HALLWAY, WAS FILLED WITH A BLINDING GOLDEN FLAME. Marts, moneano” Thursday night, | Veterans’ bonur staring him in th of which was so color blind, s’under Thin pecret stair must lead some. | CA ROUGH — SWIRL OF FIRE AROSE THE HIDEOUS 6CREAMS Harris, soprano, | Thursday AIBN.) face and nothing axabie loft to mine BISHAEtHAE Re eOReire feusentan Cine |Wunlae” At Tdal T Monet aughe T UR VICTIMS. McCormack, soloist; Sergei and Max |/& WiUh unde Diy SSRSNEIS Kit “CAN'T THINK OF ANYTHING TO BUY FOR HERSELF BUT A coin on a fivedotlar bill from Jackson | Mdn't sure so Upward, fo the root ee ss Kor ky, violinist and pianist; Peo- | MUEEr Femurke RENO DIVORCE.” on a tendollar bill, Spenking for my.| Per, Unless 1am mistaken about that , ; : Je's Chorus, with soloists and spea! What do you we nothit self, however, it ain't what a sinker {S8S8" Power, tho Red Rain hone fap bimaei( agninst the panel, With al curiously. ‘Town Hall Frit ibtoripon: EHO. ti : int: to quite a few veterans people of New York 1 ¢ 120] gets paid what interests me, it's what | RUINR to be on five in aoother minute [SPlinterin Ww votten wood, the door Koy looked down at the. slender Mavtin Richardson, tenor; night, Abe aske If them Senator nso." ri should think that it's up to somet he sings. or Tess und will be a genuine ‘red [Rive Way, preeipititing him headiong|torden he bore, Hilda had, opened Mice Verlet, lyric soprano. Saturday ‘ “Pitty cent. on the sale of a] millionaire to Schenck them a season] “They say this here new sopranner| Pain’ In ano hone Verve got} tito a half tit eotlar beyond her eyes and was staring dazedly up ifternoon, Boston Symphony (lust i ot of next season's White Sox would}et grand oper Couldn't they buy} sing, Jeritza, has a wondertul voice,’ | Ret out of heve \s he strove to regain his balance dat him time this season); Ossip Gabrilo vemut of a tax [be the equivale f the present,tax| their own grand opera if they | Morris remarked “Hut, Unele Max! wailed the gin, [he stumbled ac something and fell] phi witseh, pianist; Charles M. Courboin Senators’ elections fan tht ox, ylunder-| want it” “LT heard such reports about new Peeking to resist 8 mie pres. | beadion | Gathering himselt up, hel unetly, organist, Wanamaker’s, Hone" tand, and putting such a tax on the ‘ and they 3s ingers before,”’ Abe suid, seeptically, |SUle ON her arm. Ln to] NU: ithe tip had fallen’ across] ing to marry." ‘ peel © T know, Abe, hut jok White Sox and taking it off the silk “But Ese in the papers where she | Min. bHe— biennial Ciena Hilda's face took on a soft glow Ethyl Hayden, soprano, save upart rd enough to get the} sox would do a whole lot to improve 8 paid the same 1 Traian They that ta A stial i hind low gas jet in the} or ped. But, though she had recov hostponed recital in Aeolian Hall, He He to buy: sony » knit Dusiness without harm tenor,” Morria added. “$5.0 ts bat Ber a RU he Hie man was hound and sagged {led from her faiat, ahe made no re- voice iu, well’ worth hearing for it atest the!Dnachatl uskuess,! M formance." Brenner, Phe wages + est Be une and waxed) ply; not even to contradict Roy's hap- pure, te-like quality It follow 1 to pay r = You don’t tell me Abe exeluime at pve Co: “ al removed (he BAT nity boastful speech, tian; that her lichter numbdrs "Mor a WHY NOT A TAX ON ITALIAN 1 wonder could Wu ‘ Vor a momen ' nthe bonds. THE END. the b for she hus not yet lox and sates, Maw TENORS sie and me the nest tin vJagainst his ert n Jaimed. What tn iuired the variety of expression » russ," Abe sid, “whieh [ain't ne I bet yer At reed fervently inses MONTAGUE GLASS. | Then, without anime |B mt eS haar selections as the aria from ‘Louise’ | Mere In favor of a sales tax on n ij n you begin] per fa United 3 int, 1992, by the t 4 Hing weight, in "i : eer UAE anaes jemunds a . “train and s of the nin i " ' ce man, “look W Victor Golibart, a light tenor, sane - a = s Hes had taken their t (aes Ui ae Arena teh, 1 aw HO KILLED ie Tosiieall Hecton: woe cote | Sorry rhe Ret Avenue with apart office f Tenement House ¢ yi%e and three room v " ain 1 y pli to th house with a AMES UNNINGHAM home in songs that did not call for dient s SGN bathe cane Mann. His carefully compiled} gerous overerowdir Not daring to wait : voman, Later in th ening L erept olume and deep fecling, when a ten- M . records show thattat the stert ve ettictent labor 4 Mp and bela le axils Up fo ene ot Che beek tear Toman y * lency to force matters robbed hy i} . her or | Year 73 per cent. of New VY ‘ lant flnanein The his breast as he ¢ " oto nek But before 1 rT if, mnging of some of its f ad ea vat unt offaents lived in buiidings tue | wood efforts may: imp Hi mward could taken step, Circe men had me The deepest crime charm. | ; . We and) supervision of his department ind fire insurance « vanies must VU make up to all this wn ty i i for help. But ft (AN SERENITY CASH T | Rano A dy for ten-|on0 houses containing 7,00 «pait-|eome to thet with lowcost | tragedy, litte winperd ine [tiey saxged me and truesed ine -upff mystery of the ur r © months e others ni tere ; ; COHALAN “a : ; u ments, which, figuring four and one-| homes, because all other sources offto ‘the unheart rea ris is fan me he I gathered, from be hig SETS MONDAY B vied aa fast as labor! nae persons to the average family, | capltal for such operations sre either|only the ning of t ‘ t tne 1, that they: v ing day is solved in FOR STOKES HEARING a treown or ane HER US 4,500,000 flat dwellers in out] dried up or drained to the limit with-| ¥ou and for It ia not the end [to kil as both and threw the : es ompt ne trown of the} total 6.00 is} out affording proper relic We are go trave ad I al 1 Who is t ¢ ' i tal population of 6, r ov ing proper f koin, H | Mrs, Philip Lydig, former wife of W ij bl ‘MONTH } fr selooted our motel Nats Tconyervative, because the crowiit Maximilian Morgenthau an-[ gether, 10 the very en nlereupted himnselt angle tails | . e4, who t mortgage venture in| i, y ced today that he had rece Hg had come to the bottom the ' ring int a) 9 . , i. D. Stokes, whose last wife, Mr the past few years has und an ay tha a m j , | Helen Elwood Stokes, 14, sulns re —— f duse they come Nearest to! made the avernge family ne elictter from. Seeretary of Con final ateirway and. atood In what was {Alone behind ¢ naghed liam MacLeod Raine ‘ oe) cover dower rights in the real of sulvi ' H wage | persons. Herbert Hoover favorin con idently a wing of t . t t it thrown t \ her former husband, may take the wit 4 for a int M eaws to-day “ to bring about national mot above, he could hear t neve 1 A rush of night hess stand again when the cis bx Loans for Mathews Flats The + improve. | ,,"Commissioner Mant ‘| nance tor ania Ein nig crnekle of flames. In m With it they eau | sumed Monday for cross-examitution House 2 Raicaitiasty meat vi light, show (ale that In 1007 ithe a if as ; fornia tolt from the burnin ‘ | Gn her previous testimony that Mr House 264 Families in [yy ie i More than | "Mtal paid was $17 a month « family. | ABT sig eater aes SH ra area regent g Island City. on 1 Hosa Bult a te uetinate, Caaf Sees EERNEKES FOR Junie tne put tis shower and’ end ae Tha’ ounc Gedae: a ae _ < u ’ t immedote vieinity, and of | 7Ct 60 per cen im ¢ nay ~ with all hi nyt A t ar tot Ruwy wn, he Belts conuiaaat cis Bontens Coit as at Lote od sold We have {579000 apartments in old | MURDER OF 2 MEN) "ih t0 tinimignt. os onner told ont awry Monday, March 13 proved the day chosen by Samuel Un Flats to rent at $6-a-room-s-ime rt ht ysure proceedings 8 have been raised $19 4 r br a down gentt Then threw \ Aaa termyer, counsel for Mrs. Stokes and|ean and will Dullt through \ 1 total of $ Dat ; Man Who Disappeared | \\ 1. Gi ing, counsel for Mr. Stokes. ? ¥ 4: ‘ Tax exemy ) hastened e | 198,105 apartments in ne t ‘ Ree metropolitan district ante ne Ne pari a ings $20 a month, or a total of ¢ | wood Believed Robber \W | I table Life Assurance Socie HOMO: <6 AY Nese anc aod pecs cole / i ; q lender bullt, sall 1 r One the “ ” FATIMA’S ESCORT WAS ates “ tety| twat xs. Mut most of] 10 a month makin Killed Bank Otiicia SUCACRaE Ratt Cee DEA desman aor ee : BIG SIX” BALL TO-NIGHT. ol will wo into the first 1 them fo owne occupancy, | Monthly incre in rent $ PRINCE ZERDECHENO] |... ater th or, wing held above $16 100 and a yeurly Increan ae ‘ ae : , fo alas adden had ' i He in Cit in | Women's Auxtiiary Wil Mold Ene spa No) rt of F ne s Fas me Sane ph \ m can hardly be} law buildings, put up at | { for the arrest and cor 1 a By " a ; Lipehies ’ i. ‘ tertainment ie Brookityn. | Washington Was not, aa stated in. pre HE Ge Matheus Gtaker Tare ee ves than $6,500, ‘This }of materials and lo Jilenry J. Fernekes " 1] axay ‘ Ot, Saunders] ‘The 12th snnual ball ef the Women's patches, an “unknown, Crown ¥ ee ode ute | hissy hed) Wemesonmen javetpaxing. st 1 J arche, whe i suspected Hel Dasha lle ‘ ' the fst tune, | Cuxillary of “Big Six will beheld at of ayn! b rdech pany, obtained a $600,000 toan|ner have thet partments which| Year into the pockets of bar robber who held up tea ne oF nat ye s|Shield’s Saeng 4 Kurdestan, ‘The ot ie we Al pentane: ma eenee’ oe 1 month, ‘Thus, | sacrifice m At the ¢ | al Bank invdeurt 1 Mists ae 4 ‘ailoratt aengerband Hell: Sane sem | sl Reape wiry eter ‘ company ¢ has been almost a clothing, food or other neve | ieee wea 1 Pearl Biver, al 1 ul [Sehermerhorn Streets, Brookiyn, this ! et Lakinton. Ky. fn, 1928, lace when | for construction of forty-ale NI es Pitre teagan ier yee vo rare ortnen The ball promiaoa to be even ‘ news. He Vas recentiy. heen cons UDR VOTH ON hee 284: far vu fat bonug tal oi © could nis Usted aed ' inet f ' | Kreator success than ever before, in uptown cafes with Prince Mo will Le built on Jackson Avenue, Lor ‘ployed on f 7 5 © aid) ¢ 1 f 3 fi te All members of “Big Six and their } Alb Tbrahim, reputed + Is » « mary her { . " wy afford . * | injends are Invited to attend. The “Big oe Sultan of Bavpt. tink z i oalata On tench \ »» eT Six” Hand will give @ concert ahd Han- wr ohamed Al f can belipinie eanne <; height Riviteinlanes & Cfo [eon's.Band will furnish the music for { private ac “y ‘ i ' \ | the puir do all their talking in A : Id, They will ve s th seen ata glan n istics ip the | 1st rents are for wmilojeue-hwll imches, weight, 16) poulds, oblusmed $2100 im cash and nopotle! acre danc which wih begin at 9 o'clock,