The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1922, Page 9

ee ee THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 8 Boy Whose Life Hospital Saved ; Breaks Ground For New Building Jimmy Delaney Scoops Sod For Reconstruc- tion’s 11-Story $1,500,000 Extension. ‘ Four months ago Jimmy Del Avenue, West New York, late Satur- the expiring contract scale of $1.26 an|dured ite price from two cente to one day night and robbed the cash |hour to a busia of $1.10 an hour Is an-|cent « copy regigter of $17 nounced by Painters’ District Council asia \ No. 24 of Chicago. The Landis award, mans ota Viny'a Home {Which the painters have rejected, fixed FOREIGN. Service Appeal for $500,000, to be raised |‘ hourly pay at 95 cente. Counterteit Amerioan §8 bills and here between May 1 and May 10. Forty-eleht patroimen and one ser-|epanish lottery ticketa were among the geant were furraigned before Second /efecis of two women arrested at Ha- {Deputy Commissioner John A. Daily in Brookiyn to-day on charges varying from Joitering on patrol to talking un- ny arly with fair and feminine citi- Decision was reserved in all vana on swindling charges enate in Budapest has decided iminal action against Count drassy, former Premier of 1 other Carlist leaders in on April 29. . Preceding him Dr Ww Mental Hygiene Comnitiee of thirteen, lay in a clean white ho: 1] Thompson, president of the h the State Charities Aid Asoclation has] supreme Court Justice Dike in Brook- in 1921 to restore Charles cot In the shadow of whut seemed like| Yd cut the first sod and placed the | obtained the voluntary aervicws of thir-livn to-day granted the thotion of Henry @eath. Both thighs and 1 [earth at the feet of Allen Wardwell, |‘ * to xive public tectures ti Sackson, secretary of the People's nu aye aes ha tye Lda duet ds Lat an of the board of directors, bo lal Party in the village of Hempstead, for pooped OF: were fractured because an automobil father annual meeting of the]an examination of the polling list for] sh savatlon to had run over him on hi ‘ort New York State conference of the|the last village elections. in Nae sc! ft x * * the House of Lords will be made in a from school one afterne eut, Joshy Councti of Jowish Women opened ves-1 snen iguac, sixtyeseven, of No. 491] few dave Ms ho A KLE Me ai ht West Street, was burned to death (o- | \rer p i for 18 st medical treatme ‘ eat Stree 8 fier having been closed for 187 years, Ll tte a EWA ees ‘ A bail will be given at the Plaza to-Jday wheh her dress caught fire a Bibelted Uip oorwiy-o 1 FrusnBion Gonet yp oof the *rote e for ne ‘ennessee dor Henry VII's so-called Watching Chan i of New Ye beh eg SAL! DOMESTIC. ber and the well known ilaunted Gallery. Denst Moore, forty-th aon Major Gwilym e, the Brit- aos, he Avenue, Bronx, Roscoe C ('Ratty’) Arbuckle © (o}ish Prime 3 son. vigor- Rapes eerie the king of Construction Cor {ake the stand in his own defense, coun- ously denoun for an extension to Reconstrmetidn Two stories will be erected] Street and Westchester Wal for AbhowulE Sy critica: at Hospital, 100th Street and Central] as us possible, ‘The remainder] caught in the pulley of trick to-day |*! for Arbuckle announce Lianfairfechan Liberal &sociatto’ Park West, the hospital which had] will be constructed wher 0.000] While oiling it. He received a fracture] ‘the body of an unidentified man, pecorino Drought him back to lif building fund has been raised of the skull and several broken ribs. ! which had been washed ashore, was]BOX DELIVERED BY BOY 1 \ ae! test 1 room fon The 1 the Inte per Roo Robert Hugh The Maske! to more than Past side People Easter tha found Cit tub at apple t leafing William Dada Mual distribution of N49 Greenpoint She had Avenue inhaled ‘xa he. with eady budded a ter, killed himself dev Health weeks. 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See ALL LAMB'S WOOL~—STEPILIZE O ABLE in Fordham Hospital. * found in the woods of an island in Great '} ge Harbor Bay, about two miles off of Cones ta | Somers Poin Mk will be fin Perey Biddle of Bordentown, N. J, was fatally injured and William Maurer of the same place was seviously hurt when their automovite skidded and "| turned turtle on the Bordentown-Tren- ton road Riegelmann of CONTAINED A BABY Infant in Parcel Sent to a Houne in East Orange. “Cuddied in a box, a six weeks’ old boy was delivered at the residence of Arthur B, Allen, a mechanical engineer, at No, 4) Chester Street, East Orange, last night. The parcel was brought to the Union has re- house by o twelve-year-old boy and a’ Hoare, forts Avenue, commit we to-day by inhalin Voluntary reductions of wages from! ‘The Springfield, Mass GB. Aliman & Cn. 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