The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 10

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER “THE EVENING WORLD, 24, 1922. 228,165.00 Now York Publlo Library... 491,496.00 Once Head of New York if Dailies, Dies in Chicago My of Pneumonia, rooklyn Public Library 290,266.00 484,142,00 : Queens Publle Library 91,660.08 164,747.00 44,916.00 418,646.00 ) Mark Hoard (Dypartment } 169,880.29 1,187,556.16 11 MOM " Vb eecseeeescadoes 31,480.00 40,000.00 N x le Department of Parks (Man v CITY PAYROLL SHOWS BOOST ie ata ae : vs iota 1917, Manhatt sii 19 ¥ 685,418.00 ° 900.00 ‘ 0.00 Henne t 000 200,000.00 $14,531.47] Register, Hrona ¢ 07,610.00 57,860.00 ’ ) Benue 2 wenn gr aes Bron County 22,500.00 ° 27,140.00 4,640.00 mr and expenses) 200,000.00 192,484.00] Public — Tees - (Continued) Dept. of Parks, Bronx... 7 387,779.80] —_Tironx ¢ 000.00 4,500.00 50000 N.Y Notanical a 46,876.80 | Commission: * | ot ae Sree Sao Dept. of Parks, Brooklyn iy 498,560.90 Bronx ¢ 99,561.33 Hisaeo ricreed | 9) the staffs of the New York Botanical Garden and other such institutions |Rrookiyn Institute of Arts : 164,32: 761.6 {|| Game of these institutions, such as the New York Zoological Garden, wil! get ty Scien ie ee a 4 M Bronx Co... 29,565.00 85,775.00 56,210.00 @ee next year than they did in 1917, Me eet ne ipshiep 16,090.00 404.50| Supreme Court, 1st Dept, Here are the figures —" Bc . Bronx County 5 111,609.71 178,478.95 66,869.26 = Comparison of the 1917 and 1923 City Budget Appropriations for Per- slate 70,761.00 $8,001.00] Supreme Court Ist Dept., 2 Penal Service (Comprising Salaries and Wages) Showing Increases: 329,910.25 184,034.75 of Appel- Fy | \ Board of Aldermen and City sion (salaries, wages and Court, Bronx Co 39,460.00 39,541. 30,081.00 H { Clerk ..... seveve $285,240.00 $415,032.00 $129,792.00] —ottier EXPENSE) ..cescee sve eae 138,000.00 penewy iy rt, Bronx Co 40,400.00 31,582.00 H » Mew York City Empl Staten Islan relation of +s ve : es fceavets arate = Retirement System $0,048.00 $0,048.00 Atty and Science 5,420.00 7,356. 1936.00) raat ‘a Ak gs Irbndil 5 | Gemmissioner of Sinking Potice Department . 16,203,659.80 28,003,401.88 11,799, 142.03] District Attorney, Kings Co. 141,000.00 eres 2 3 -Fund .... 3,000.00 3,960.00 960.00] Fire Department 8,743,280.60 16,340,870.88 eRe ee ak Aeris 211, 1578.2 Z i Seaman Seuae bo 35,035.90) Area aerereae itl oe xings Co et 100,000.00 111,800.00 11,300.00 ) Department of 1,806,625.00 663,673.33 5 5 ' , City Chamberlain..... 67,650.00 21,681.90 51,777.00 22,307.90 aL ee eee * Law Department “ 784,770.00 685,241.00] Department of 4,257,864.00 1,698,667.60 (Continued on Eleventh Page.) ‘ Department of Taxes and Dept. of Public Wel 4,873, 179.01 2,899,043,64 — — a — r Assessments .......... . 663,950.00 784,120.00 220,170.09] foard of Child Welfare 83,720.00 0 Board of Elections.... 720,395.00 952,450.00 $2,055.00] Rellevue and Allied Hospitals $36,387.60 4 Municipal Civil Service Board of Ambulance Service 5,380.00 Fe fi j Commission ........., 191,070.00 238,479.00 42,409.09 Tenement House Dept...... 682,577.60 792,899.00 160,321.50 Franklin Simon @& Co. Boys’ Shops Commissioner of Accounts.. 241,790.00 303,043.00 61,258.90| Dept. of Water Supply, Gas j Bureau of Weights and and Electricity .....s... 1,509,688.42 5,044,740.80 Ses ee : Measures ....., é 57,170.00 75,112.00 17,942.00] Dept. of at Cleantns: 11,921, 810.19 6,471,619.59 Department of Licenses 164,178.00 206,441.00 62,262.90 | nept. of Correction 1,824,421.00 528,141.50 ; ’ Department of Public Parole Commission . 108,105.00 28,335.00 C aetm os... Lise areas 319,128.68 319,128.63] Dept. of Plant and verondi (@) y S ame Hair Board of Assessor 38,600.00 40,426.00 6,826.00! tures 4,981,781.61 4.170,703.96 + Art Commission......cc..65 5,160.00 6,410.00 1,260.09) Dept. of Do 1,118.142.00 124,788.03 , Bxamining Board of City Court . i . 22,764, .064.00 t | Plumbers ....... 8,640.00 7,082.00 3,392.00] Special Sessions Adult Court 319,152.00 4#5.262.00 ( Oa or u over President Borough of Man- Children's ( 334,456.00 ited Ly i hattan . 2,088,208.80 4,400,951.50 2,867,748.20| City Magist 1,444,768.00 549,692.00 © President Borough of Bronx. 896,142.20 2,088,204.05 1,112,061.85] Municipal ¢ 1,288,667.00 H617.00| President Borongh of Bkyn.. 3,765,409,80 2,249,869.00] Board of C Bu 00 35, ) Prestuent S9r0veh of Queens 3,654,258.59 2,304,225.74 | Board of Purcha 205,368.00 180,683.09 Predident Borough of Rich- : County Clerk, N 198,604.00 i a \ mond ‘ 556,886.00 ‘ 1,272,685.29 716,749.29 | District Attorne 728,109.00 2 6,109.00 i Department tion Y. ¢ 276,580.00 318,105.00 41,525.90 $ 50 — net inc! va) 808,816.00 671,198.82 64,399.99 a as PY: Department of ucation ae e W. k i (teachers). 35,067,922.97 81,972,228.23 —46,904,305.26 46,420.00 76,848.00 30,428.00 Ss earmoor Nortolks A College City of New York 801.00 1,000,000.00 365,199.00 oy ae . . a Hunter College ......... 512,880.00 776,000.00 262,620.00 Y. County oe 55,888.00 77,081.00 21,151.00 Little enough considering In Extra uality Woolens Teachers’ Retirement Sys- Public Administrator, N. it ‘ tem ... aalsy sosenaes 69,990.00 69,990.09 Y. County ...... 24,880.00 38,177.00 the quality Wi; h E K . \ i ay i Sao ene _ : ith Extra Knickers 4 HENRY Ml CARY ADE of genuine imported Fa . - : : : $ | y wool —light in weight but 20, ; WIDELY KNOWN right in warmth—just the garment ‘ ‘ to enable him to play outdoors in A combination of Wearmoor work- ca EDITOR iN DEAD the cold—tan or camel shades— manship and wear-longer woolens— if a and all sizes, from 3 to 1§ years. superb soft-surface hard-service i! Hi Individual Boys’ Shops-— Fifth Floor \tweeds, tailored strictly according to exclusive Wearmoor standards. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. CHILDREN’S HAIRCUTTING SHOP—Fifth Floor } Sizes 8 to 18 Years t CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Henry N @ary, nationally known newspaper- man and general manager of the Chi- @ago Newspaper Publishers’ Associ- ation, died last night. He had been Mi for three weeks, but his condition ‘was not considered serious until pneu- monia developed several days ago. He is survived by a widow and two chil- Gren. Mr. Cary was born in Racine, Wis., Feb. 11, 1858. After attending the public schools of La Cygne, Kan., he ‘went to work in the office of the Journal there and learned the print- _@r's trade. His first real newspaper experience was in Milwaukee in 1876, when he became a reporter on the Milwaukee Sentinel. He was made Managing editor and held that position until 1883. He next went to Chicago, where he was managing editor of the Times for three years. te becamo Succeasively general western manager of the New York Associated Press, Managing editor of the New York ‘Times and writer on the St, Louis Post-Dispatch. When the Spanish-American War broke out he went to Cuba in charge of the field staff of the New York World. Returning to New York he Published the Verdict for two years, He then became managing editor of the Morning Telegraph, and later its publisher. In 1907 Mr. Cary, tiring of editorial work, became general manager of the Detroit I’ree Press, and in 1908 he was appointed to a sim- Mar position with the St, Louls Re- public. He had been general manager ef the Chicago Newspaper Publishers’ Association since 1911, Mr. Cary was a Democrat and was ® member of the Chicago Athletic Club, the Adventurers’ Club and the Press Clubs of Chicago und Detroit, end the Lotos Club of New York. - _— Few YORK socinTy The New York Soci eefateak to-morrow «\ Terminal Hotel on West Professional tulent will tainment for the guvsts Forkefs prominent in the TIMELY WINTER CAPS #2.00 The Boys’ Department - In Plain or Herringbone Tweeds het is now showing many specially priced CHILDREN’S HAIRCUTTING SHOP—Fifth Floor items in anticipation of the Holiday Season Franklin Simon & Co. Boys’ Shops Lord & Taylor I i FIFTH AVENUE For Boys, sizes 8 to 18 Sheepskin-lined Coats . . $7.75 Raincoats o © « Ge 4.65 Sports Coats (three-quarter length) of woolen overcoating in bright patterns $16.50 Sweaters (heavy-weight) of pure-worsted 5,50 Sweater Vests of camels’-hair 7.50 Silk Four-in-hand Scarfs 50c. TELEPHONE Fritz Roy 1900 ce eres ah gic NARS OT EERIE AOpen eee ee enreertce ces See ie uae! Biggest Value Yet Mahogany Norwegian Grain Shoes for Boys! $650 The best wearing leather, the best fitting model, the best looking shoe, we've ever seen or sold at $6.50. | Made of genuine water resistant tan Norwegian grain, with oak tan soles | and dampproof rubber inlay. Sturdy, stylish, serviceable, and a value all by itself ! For Junior Boys, sizes 3 to 9 oa pense ey Blue Serge Suits, an attractive model, $6.00 Jersey Suits ; ; . - 6.50 Suits (chambray blouse with tweed trousers) at ae — oe $3.50 Suits (white silk blouse with black velveteen . $7.75 Velour Hats, excellent quality . : 4.50 THE NEWEST VICTROLAS Are here on our Seventh Floor We are illustrating here one of the new- est models released by Victor. This is unusually beautiful in design and repre- sents the most recent Victrola achieve- Model No. 210, $100. } trousers) . . ; 5 ‘ovide entor- Natly soclal, city are Ress and political life ef the soctety ap orn nn Syosset “— | among the members of the SIXTH FLOOR ment. ’ Terms $10 per month | Individual Boys’ Shops—Fifth Floor | Franklin Simon &C Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING SHOP—Fifth Floor Tees Madison Avenue-Fifth Avenue, Mew Pork Thirty-fourth Streei Thirtp-fifth Streer [SS ee ANCRE (AIA the Genuine Roque fort Flavor CHEESE 2* Mate y SHARPLESS, Phila. It Makes Little Difference What You Need— A World “Want” Advt. Will Go Get It