The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 14

‘Si 14 OS | cape, As for the automobile, he said that he needed it for himself and his ft deputies on official business, f Protecting against the scheme, Sec- retary Haag informed the Committee on Finance that the Sheriff had a prison van which was bought in the latter part of 1919, It is at present ' n a repair shop, the manager of which reported, Mr. Haag stated, ta that for $700 it could be thoroughly 4 ‘ overhauled and placed in excellent q condition. It has a capacity of from t eighteen to twenty persons, & a “The Sheriff," Mr. Haag further , a . os wrote, ‘believes that van transporta- } Sheriff Gets a Van and Car}iin wit decrease the lability. of en- te i ite Ve- |cape, although so far, there is no ; for Himself Despite Ve- [rare ct'tne New York wher ton. hement , Protests. ing @ prisoner in this manner. * * * | peas —_ The Sheriff has an appropriation of | yy | About $170 for repairs of the van and Hereafter convicted prisoners W!lll) og ay appropriation of $3,800 for } be transported to prisons in automo-] transportation (car fares) Dile vans instead of by railroad, and] “It would seem that the practical ‘i od by the city{#d economical thing to do would be sheriffs will be supplied by the city ty OUDDIMEEAE Gib. Tepale aurrontié: With DASUSHSSE Cars. tion with a sufficient transfer from Despite a formal protest sent In by/the transportation item to make up Joneph Hang, Secretary of the Board | $700 ate the Mantes os Crys * . r ton. is van can then be used for et Estimate, the Board of Aldermen| 00: The vation method” provoned has approved a resolution grantingliy the Sheriff; the needs from the the funds for what it terms modern|car fare account will be decreased by methods of transacting official busi-|more than the transferred amount, and there will be no necessity for Lost __|purchasing an additional van at a Sheriff Percival E. Nagle of New| coat of $6,500 and maintaining the York County asked for an Issue of} same. $9,500 of special revenue bonds for] ‘'The Sheriff wants to purchase a & new van and an automobile, He]passenger car at a cost of $3,000 for told the Committee on Finance of the} the use of himself and his deputies In Board of Aldermen that the present|,etting from one part of the county prison van was antiquated and that]to another and to follow the prison he purposed to substitute this with a] vans on trips to institutions, Both specially constructed steel-body van] these Ideas represent entirely new de- with a capacity for twenty-two per-|partures, as so far none of the Sher- sons, including one chauffeur, five] iffs have been furnished by the city guards and sixteen prisoners. He ex-|with passenger cars. If the New plained that his purpose was thus to] York Sheriff needs a car to go around take prisoners direct to prisons, savelin the county the others, who have transportation charges, and at the more territory, will certainly need } game time decrease chances of es- one, and {ff necessity arises for the Annual Clearance Sale The Famous i Mme.t!Iréne Corsets For Balance of Week ii The latest styles, consisting of the sample lines of our Wholesale tt Department, also full assortment of all models of our SEMI- READY Corsets made of the highest grade imported materials. We offer them at these phenomenally low prices. $10.00 to $12.00 CORSETS 5.00 and 6.00 $14.00 to $16.00 as 7.00 $16.00 to $20.00 i $20.00 to $25.00 a 12.00 and 14.00 $28.00 to $40.00 is 15.00 ana 18.00 Every Corset Carefully Fitted. Elastic Corsets and Slip-Ons | Made of Imported Fabrics of all. types at $3.50 up A Full Assortment of Brassieres Positively No Goods Sent on Approval, Credited or Exchanged. 518 Fifth’ Ave., Bet. 43d and 44th Sts. Special Sale!! SUITS « TOPCOATS Formerly Sold for $28.50-- $35 --$40--$45 To Go at Gita esas an 9Ah95 eee ee ere eer ee ees eriosoee 27 Cortlandt St. Cor. Church St. Bh Ave. “L” at Door. Hudeon Tubs at Corner. THE EVENING WORLD, Even “Sherlock Holmes” Fails MOTHER'S FUNERAL To Find Lost Wife and Children) *"5.c0s.."925..%.,""" ITHACA, N. ¥., May 13.—3umeral L_ambert Bros. DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY seiiaiaichs ioamed Platinum top bar pin with 14-kara\ Id the tra rc mt oih acts Socio -$90.00 Diamonds Always Fashionable D/AMonps are never out of fashion. The style of setting changes with the years, but the prestige of the stone is never lessened. Considered as adornment, diamonds belong pe the economical accessories. As a substitute for money, they have no equal. ‘ : services for Mra, Bleroy Foote, mother Mystery of Niagara Falls, N. Y., or Canadian |ot trene Castle, dancer, were held here + * ‘ yesterday afternoon at the home of her City, Balks Conan Doyle, Seeking Family. son-in-law, Robert H. ‘Tremaine, where died Wednesday morning, ‘Th BUFFALO, N. ¥., May 1.—All the) left Buffalo for Niagara Fails last eve-|*"°, “lene Vo New Rochellen Ne ¥, ey Jeductive powers with which he en-|Ming. fir Arthur decided to join | purial. ey ee em. @ hotel where reservations| Mrs. folloy & stroke of jowed tale ik Holmes, ey eal ty had been made had not heard of them. | apoplexy, the third within elght months. ges detective of fiction, were employed by| All the hotels in Niagara Falls, N. ¥.,| A few days ago her daughter, now Mrs. | remount in France. His wife ‘ir‘Arthur Conan Doyle to find his| were reached, without result, Then | Tremaine, whe Had been playing tp mo- |aied while he was Cage a ean vite and children, lost to him for six| the creator of Sherlock Holmes, de-| \iijes, was summoned home. larger trectes stiness trom iant, night, cldedly disturbed, got busy in earnest. recove. 1ours late las 7 He cross-examined the porter who had | = The methods of Sherlock Holmes,| handled Lady Conan Doyle's baggage iowever, proved not speedy enough} and the conductor of the train on for the distinguished spiritualist-lec-| which they had departed. Finally, ax curer, and the long-distance telephone| sir Arthur was about to start out, was dnally brought into play, with] with his secretary in the role of Dr. the result that Lady Conan Doyle| Watson, on a personal search of ind her children were located at a| Niagara Falls, N. Y¥., word came from Niagara Fails, Ontario, hotel. the Canadian Niagara Falls that the Lady Conan Doyle and the children! rest of the Doyles were safe there. N. G., left $10,000 to James B. Wright, la Y. M. C. A. Gecretary of Augusta, Ga, “because of Wright's very sreat kindness to me and his wife taking care of me in my {lness in the bpepital at Camp .Bevier and Oteen.” Dankston served with the #iith Meld DRESS SALE Hundreds of mothers have found out how to dress their girls stylishly and economically at the Girlie Shop. These: remarkable values are the best we have ever offered: Confirmation, Communion and Graduation Dresses Exceptionally pretty, high grade dresses of fine Crepe de Chine 4 | 98 and Georgette ... Diamond Engagement Rings Sheriff to foliow the prison van it is) MR. AND MRS. JUNOD ENTERTAIN. a simple matter to obtain the use of ‘ Pan ie Gi Lhd ig Age Reger : ined at the Vande: 01 ev a municipal taxi for ps ny| ine. ‘The quests inoluded ate mes There uppears no valid reason why | Mine. The sioets included Mr. and Mrs the city should undertake the expense] qi ora wr. tnd tive, Semana %, Bar of the purchase, operation and main-| ich, sr. and Mrs. de Schulthess-Rech- tenance of a passenger car for the use} perg, Consul General to Roumania, Valle ‘Dreseea. $3.98 and $49 of a Sheriff.’ and Mrs. Cosme Hamilton and Mme. T. - u c The Committee on Finance's report|Tileson Wells; Consul General of the era aay Py rts Cae | that the Sheriff's plan was an im-| Netherlands and Mme. H. H. von Ove: Dr. Hann Salzer, former Swiss Minister Gecetiy_ eteees_fer_Creornsee. One of Lambert Brothers’ provement over old methods was all diamond engage- We Fit # fo 16 years. at the Board of Ald .s| t the United Bates, Guy, van Amringe. ment ri ground tor voting the #9608, [omal! 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