The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 24

| | a + ein SEEKS A WAY \Pretty “Snowball” Became a ‘Siki’ TOPERNIT THES OF OLAS A FUEL Clashing Departments Would Legalize Storage of Substitute for Coal. In the hope of finding some legal way of broadening the fuel oil regu Tations so as to permit, with certain sufety restrictions, the use of oil fuel tn apartment houses, hotels and tene- Ment houses, a complete set of ques tions was presented to the City's Law Department yesterday for an opinion ‘Tne questions asked were formu ated by representatives of the Fire Department, Tenement House De partment, Board of Standards and the several Superintendents of the Build ing Departments, in all boroughs. The questionnaire to the Corporation Counsel was the result of a confer- ence held in the office of Tenement House Commissioner Frank Mann Under the existing regulations the Question of the use of oll fuel in @welling houses is one which at least three city departments are in con- fist and in order to clarify the exist- ing rules the legal aid of the city has Deen asked. Due to the threatened famine in oal the need for substitutes has now reached the acute stage and in some Gvarters oll is being looked to as the 4utimate solution of the problem. To obtain authorization for the use of oil fuel in buildings, such as hotels, restaurants, factories, workshops, tenements, dwelling houses, etc., the code of ordinances has to be bridged insofar as it prohibits the storage or use of oil in such premises. Recently, In an apartment house in Brooklyn, where the owners installed ofl burners and storage tanks, on the authority of the Tenement House De- partment, the Fire Department later stepped in and ordered the use of the fuel oil discontinued on the ground that an ordinance expressly forbids such a practice as creating a hazard- ous condition, and endangering life and property. On the other hand the Tenement House Department has complete jur- isdiction over tenement houses. Just where the Fire Department stands in the matter of fuel oil storage and use in tenement houses is-one of the questions to be answered by the Law Department. . The officials involved expect the Law Department to furnish some sort of jegal procedure. looking to the granting of permits to store and use fi fuel in premises in which such a commodity is now prohibited. ji ieerenee™ commie Dowden sat Snooker. William Dowdes defeated Al Thomas by 2 score of 100 to 32 in the snooker match at Jack Doyle's Billiard Acaderhy last night. Henry Miller defeated Her- bert Noyes by a score of 25 to 22, and Bteiz Linton won over Harry Meacher by a score of 26 to 23 In the opening matches of the new three-cushion han- @icap billiard tournament. After 3 Hour Fight on Homeric) 25-Pound Owl Had Flown 1,500 Miles to the Liner and Was Tackled by Ship’s Pugilistic Champion. Frederick 6, Patehett, who during his fourteen years on the high seas has picked up everything from a baby to incriminating evidence in the form of letters, made his prize find on Nov, 18 last, when a snowy owl alighged on one of the Homeric's lifeboat davits, and after a battle of a half hour he hugged the bird, which Is now In the London Zoological Gardens. Patchett is sixth officer om they White Star liner. He's some scrapprr and holds the title of champion In tet featherweight class among the na officers. On the date in question re was in his cabin working un som stars when Chief Officer Ropert due came into his room and told him that a queer sort of bird had alighted 9 the ship just aft of the bridge on the port side, For three hours, Hume told Patchett, it had waddled «bow the deck, but all attempts to eateh it proved futile; hence Hume's visit to Patchett, the champ" of the ship. “I thought he was spoofing said Patohett, "for you know we w three days out and 1,000 miles fr New York at the time and the nea est land was Cape Race, 360 miles away, but I went out, and sure enough there was old Snowball—you see i called him Snowball when I first sav the blighter, but after tackling hir for thirty nfinutes [ renamed bir Sikl; then when I started feeding him ‘e ate so much that I again chan ‘is name to Oliver Twist. He wes strutting about on the davit end | takes me coat off and goes uftvr ‘im Well, I've met some tough birds 1" me fourteen years’ sea life, but that owl was the worst. “I'm not a landlubber, and conse- quently 1 did not know anything about birds, so T just crept up on this one and made a grab for ‘Im, but he jabbed with his right talon and caught me in the arm, ripping it clean open. I tried to coax ‘im to me, but he just sidestepped like a reg- ular scrapper, so 1 gets down on me ‘ands and knees and slowly closes in on ‘im until I'm arm's length away and jets go @ short rigat whieh catches ‘im in the place where his chin should be and ‘e takes the count. “Nobody would come near me until I tled ‘Is claws, and then one of tae other officers takes his picture, and ‘ero it is.” = tt had to bribe the buteher to allow the bird to remain In the butcher shop nti] the Homete reacned Southaiy ton, where Patchett left the ship an k the owl . an ornithologist so species and he had eve 1 Windsor Chair in mahogany finish. Specially priced. Second Officer David W. Alexander said that he would not take a chanco with the bird for fifty quid, so Patch- A Sure Way To | End Dandruff ‘There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you de- stroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon from any drug store (this ts all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instant- ly, and your hair will be fluffy, lus- trous, glossy, silky and soft, and look ree fecl a hundred times better.— Advt. Table Lamp, gilded metal base, opaque glass shade with gilded ornamentation. Specially priced. $14.75 Its habitat is Baffin's Land, and, as suming that the bird flew from tit solated section of the world, the ow! travelled at least 1,600 miles before captured. This snow owl weighs twenty-five Ww pounds, It is carnivorous, Its fir meal aboard ship consisted of a gul lon of water and a pound of raw live and it hooted for more, | wit ‘ atic TANPED TO DEATH IY QUARK A quarrel between two work the factory of the Oxyan Company, at No, 154 11th Avenue, last night result ait in the death of Frank Yagurello, nir teen, of No. 250 Water Street, who rv da knife wound In the neck, Du g the argument Yagurello, accordi ®, quarrelled wil twenty-five, of No. 144 Sullivay | over the Quality of the work t ne by Yagurell Fusco ts bein charged with leide. bil jovernment ament have not been ascertained, overnment and reformist parties J Independents twenty-four. ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922. HEAVY LABOR GAINS Has 39 Parliament Sents—Probibition Lost SINGTON, N, Z%, Dee, 8—A parliamentary ure of yesterday's tion f# the vote of Labor which, h the returns still incomplete to- had doubled its previous strength. ause of the large number of absent ers who cast their ballots by per- the results of the voting for Par- ‘the have vhile en and the Liberais Returns n the licensing referendum compiled how a majority against far won thirty-nine seats each, sor has sevent Pro- ition. M5 SS ELROD BUCKLEY NEWHALL Gon? Brive Reson FORNITURE Sixth Avenue ot 4ist St Opposite Bryant Park oe You may choose from a good selection of the bes models, No interest on time payments. t We illustrate Victrola No. 260, Console design. Price $160 Record ELIZABETH, N. 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