The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 10

{ } you forge city ordais feminine Any sa vertebrae sleepy air It's a te ployee to the stricken vated atta Alt the are blanched | than othe tion: “Where | Roslyn, | quest hel: tice of th that forty | Gee, who ! which dro | she knew | neighbor, her in th Westervel The ent funeral of Long Isla Fro: EGG 14.—Sii ing the public fifteen, = — = = rues ——— To KA Dress Reform For the Women Sweeps Newark —_>— Avenue shuttle between Queens Plaza | determine whether daylight saving shall BIL PASSED TO MAKE SALE On or th work they rt \. h- Mov t Grows and Gir WASHINGTON, March 14.—See-fand the Long Island Ferry was ued up] be used here next summer. The Senate|iO 1° Wola Ty BN ae aay DRUGS A ovemen rows and retary Mellon's letter, coming on|ior an hour, when an empty car atruck|has decided to auppresas it, and every {Prizen Ins rate of 144) ALBANY, March 14.—Sale or gift of With Blanched Faces Won- Jhere It Will End. oC islature the bill so providing. mil bi by the Assernbl der Where It tlonal banks against making the loans} Joh McCabe, motorman, and Wilt ares the declton, Whe RAE MUREANtE eR of the Hamil bill passed by the Assembly —— fam Noone, conductor, were taken | e#ading newspapers contend that the ni Of l to-day nds the penal D storm for women is sweep: ] deferred certificates, and the Intl-| sahn’a ‘Hospital foe treat a at interest taken In athletic | risons is empowered to draft a set law b; “end Sida ih iain > mation from the springtime White] ” re eatment oF fof «il kinds during the last three ing tike’a wave over Newark, rising ations and brutses, Ernest Acrivi,] ix due almost entirely to this m like the water in the bathtub when President Harding might find it nec- ‘ fter thelr day's I the country. 1 to shut off the tap before legsary to veto the bill if passed, ae M Third’ Avenue, Rowever,, Chemers Re tank fastens ars i ‘ ie living room to an-|has caused a sudden change in No. .401 Juniper A just as obstinate in their determination dashing into th ong Inland City, passengers, were vai’ hentelephanis optimistic plans of the majority mem- isis f . to suppress it. They also bring pressure 4 bs ss ah bers to jam the bonus measure _ to'bear on thelr members of Parliament Last week the which are prohibited from rising over] it a defnite plan even after Mr penn Beichiont WOMEN’ VES twelve inches from the tessellated) moraney had assured them that the xt Sanford Mast Work Two rewnit © floor of the bank Lill would be reported to the House ra to Inherit Fertane. ¢ tad Ls And now comes word that L, Bam- SE, “March | 14.—"Jimmy" alo Capitalist. berger & Co., a department store over there, has decreed none of te haat brought to a head the differences of és women may wear Skirts that '8¢] opinion between the legislative and 999 above six inches from the ground. Tithe executive branches of the Gov- ayser's Imported at isn't the worst of it, The¥Ylernment regarding what should be because they wanted to] his daughter, Miss 3 » may not wear French aa Mis i") done in the matter of a bonus. give the Job to somebody who needed] had obtained legally, asha e e tt stockings may be of silk, but the Representative Frear of Wisconsin] the money,” Jimmy explained this| missed at the instanee of the corpora- h bl h | Must not be transparent. Sleeves) wrote an emphatic answer to Secre-| morning tion in the Superior Court here. amoisette oves must be long they must not be diaphanous. work with Management female Jooking i —_—>— SLAYE AND SELF INSANE } year-old Virginia the village, 9 his assumption of authority over hi actions and apparently she resented j his advice when he forced it upon McGee's widow and two children . woe ice Seraed to ieume th vent Insure the money you put into your tragedy. , McGee was a carpenter an at one time acted as superintendent . . ait emai of rig ton grea] | and stockings. When you demand greater pany: ! No Gray most popular girl in that section of had a kind word for ever 1s mourned by everybody in Roslyn SCHOOLBOY, 15, KILLED IN SLIDE New Jersey Lad Dies Instantly plate in a baseball game follow- of the heart and died instantly, A ane 2 10 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922. FIVE ON CAR INJURED FRENCH ARE SPLIT STATE PRISONERS SOON IN TROLLEY COLLISJON| OVER DAYLIGHT SAVING| TO GET REGULAR WAGES ‘Traffic Between Queens Pinsa and] \s in 7! Gov. Miller Gets BIN Providing Pay Ferry Blocked an How. for Work Done. Five persons were slightly injured ot ALBANY, March 14,—Inmates of noon to-day and traMe on the Jackson the State prisons will soon be paid of regulations governing the pay of the prisoners, subject to the approval of the Governor, The prisoner is to receive as pay the difference between the rate fixed for the work and the cost of maintaining him In the Insti- tution, MELLON’S LETTER HALTS BONUS BILL Conggressman Angry but Unde- cided as to Course to Be Pursued. js Country, Farmers Bit- terly Oppose It. PARIS, Feb, 23 (By Mall).—Town and country are waging battle in France to . Borden Avenue car in front of No cents a day as at present, the Gov-|habit-forming drugs. such ax cocaine or 61 Borden Avenue. effort 1s being made to bring press to bear on the Chamber of Deputios to top of the warning from Comptroller Crissinger that he would advise na- ernor to-day receiving from the Leg-Jopium, is made « felony by provisions House, the houseboat Nahmeoka, that VihdeveNROFe AVeriay Hunre | whict. GHANTER WOPeereTte gel. ecarete iggest bank in the —— RICH MAN’S DAUGHTER HAD RIGHT TO $165,000 through the House It fs learned that the Ways and Means Committce has failed to map and Sons. Bhana Vth Sts. Oe HEIR TO $350,000 LOSES HIS $14 JOB ned a business dress for tts empolyees the skirts of SSSSESESSSRSSOSSGSSSSERgSsggg008 tary Mellon's letter also has on of the millionaire turfman, PL DAI St ice! Sale of So once more Jimmy fs on the hunt for a Job, and In the meantime is forced to fall back on bis $2,000-a-year allow ay bis bills at an e he continues to ms of his father's will Miss Wendt said the money was the rty of the corporation and was ded to canry on its business ¢ ndt officially was declared "mer “a short time after he had to custody while carry! tely $760,000 In money and se- If sweaters are worn tary Mellon in which he informed the Secretary that the Republicans on the committee were getting rather tired of riticisms by yourself, Crissinger and other high officials against the committee, against Congress and against a soldiers’ bonu >— — ACCUSED AT COLLEGE, GOES HOME FOR A REST 2-CLASP, SPEAR AND EMBROIDERED BACKS, IN A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW SPRING COL- ORINGS. ALL PERFECT GOODS. SIZES 6 TO 8.- A Splendid Offering at - - .55 jeswoman who reports for several sections of her]. sticking out into the warm, will be looked on askal rrible thing for a female em- be looked on askance by the Sometimes it results in employee going home ith a severe and aggra- ack of dolce far niente. female employees in Newark at one another with fuces—some more blanc ers—and asking this que taken in! proxin curitie the must work two years before he can come into jis $350,000 inheritance, Freshman Freed of Incend' Will Return to Trinity in Fall. HARTFORD, Conn., March 14.— George Mulligan, Trinity College fresh man, whose case of alleged incendlariam in connection with recent fires at the college was nolled on March 3 for lack of evidence, has resigned from the col- loge, It was stated to-day Higan left to-day to retu: home in Ber complete reat. return to ‘Trinity in me his studies, ——— $5,000 FORGERY LAID TO LOSSES ON CURB. Clarence Garland, twenty-seven, of Yo, 400 West Forty-ninth Street, was locked up last night in Clymer Street station, Brooklyn, ‘ gery. The police alleged act to losses on the Curb mar- ket, saying he had bought stocks ut various times and aiways lost. Garland had been employed by the Model Rrasier Company of Brooklyn up to last January, when he suddenly left. countants found $5,000 had been tak- from the firm through forge: is this thing to end?” ROF GIRL to a ratood he will eptember to . 1, Inquest Finds Me- Mind Had Become Affected. ny taken to-day at J In Roslyn, L. Ly © Peace Kohler established -five-year-old William M shot and killed nineteen- ‘ret, the bolle of esterday ‘and then com ide, was the victim of an ed attachment for the girl ove him insane. 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