The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 28

AID BUREAU ASKS THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922. NEW LEASEOF LIFE rir ert ae Refuzed a Budget Appropri- ation, It Bespeaks $56,012 in Revenue Bonds. ‘Tickets demand. Alr ‘The Tndustrial Aid Bureau, estab- Mshed by Mayor Hylan’s Administra- tion in September, 1921, is apparently Rot to be abolished as was thought ‘when an appropriation of $52,160 for Street and Broadw: morning Dec. 28. 2928, which was included in the tenta-] one of the cast has yet been : tive budget, was eliminated from the] chosen, but at the tryout to-morrow Children found sending two or more requests for tickets will for- final budget. fifty or more members will be selected felt their right to all courtesy. ‘At to-day's meeting of the Board] by four well-known actors and ac- tresses. ‘of Estimate a communication will be Presented from the Commissioner of Public Welfare requesting the board to recommend to the Board of Alder- men en issue of special revenue bonds fn the amount of $56,012.80 for carry- ing on the Industrial Aid Bureau's activities next year. The commun!- cation will be referred to the Commit- ‘tee of the Whole of the Board of \Wstimate. ‘The tentative budget gave this list dies, It is morrow at the ber up your to oing on the program, Kiddie Klub Xmas Show Tickets INDUSTRIAL Are Already in Heavy Demand; Performers’ Tryouts Saturday Public’s Response to Annouricement of Evening World’s Seventh Annual Entertainment Unusually Prompt and Numerous. By Eleanor Schorer. The Evening World's Kiddie Klub ( dy we have requests which, when fille more sents from a total of 1,455. » on Thurad Fill out tho tio coupon and mail it to-day. So, get ready for the tryout, Kid- to take place to- Sasino Theatre. and practise your you can sing them as well or better than most of your klub cousins who will appear before the judges to-morrow morning. You will have to do your best because there are sure to be more kiddies at the tryout than we will be able to find room for Tickets to The Seventh Annual CHRISTMAS SHOW To Be Given at The CASINO THEATRE {Courtesy Messrs. Lee and J. J. tmas Show are fn will subtract 300 or be lost by those who ot Mr. Lee Shubert Casino Theatre, 39th There is no time t «» Certificate Ni inclose self-a ressed Can you play @ musical ment? (Not a plano.) If you can answer “yes” to any one of the questions come to the tryou and try your skill, Remember to bring your own music and register at the door, instru- Lim- Registration opens at 9 o'clock and | | closes at 10.30 A. M, Those who reg ister first will be tried first. Enter the theatre through the stare entrance on 89th Street, near Broad feo | Kiddie Klub Ticket Coupon Menters | For the Big Christmas Show Members Must Fill Out This Coupon If They Wish to Obtain EVENING WORLD KIDDIE KLUB'S Broauway and 39th Street, New York City On Thursday Morning, Dec. 25, at 10 O'Clock Adults will not be admitted without childr Children under thirteen years will not be admitted withouf adults. | cognizant of the true value of Japancse ces, with the result chat f thelr worth and sent back to Japan udged as an original by Fenellosa. GARAGE LIABILITY Innkeeper, Says Lawyer. seeping of property of his patrons, tp argue. On that principh Shubert) “Meyer Wolfsohn, No. 636 Broadway. rood the loss, more careful. imped envelope, en, Chicken Stew- with Dumplings © fowl. Li; Aad telings Py when well seas- oned with they ought up at less than one ealera, id the World reporter he purchased in ery, for what he sum of $220, ¢ the property of Hamliton @ which had beef ad- SAUCE FOR THEFT TESTED <eeper as Much Responsible as A garagekeoper ts just as much re- ponsible a# an innkeeper for the aafe- orney Bennott B. Siegelstein is prepar- no has stituted sult against Coleman's Garage No, 111 West 15th Street, for the value of an automobile belonging to his client, ‘The car disappeared from the garexe fan. 4, he says, and although the in- yuranee company {0 willing to make the attorney says the company also Is willing to see a test nade to fix more responsibility on gur- ige keepers and thereby make them LEA&PERRINS| 4 a “y will send it back to Japan and THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE M WM es shane nual Christmas Show and we are ¢ . Assistant Director, $2,000; three | Dual Christmas Show and we are go: JAPAN’S ART, BOUGHT HERE, @upervisors, $2,000 each; ten regis- trars, $1,800 each; five field agents, $1,800 each; three file clerks, $1,209 each; three stenographers and type- writers, $1,200 each; two telephone operators, $1,200 each, and two Indus- trial Ald helpers. Created at a time of industrial de- Pression to obtain work for unem- ployed, the Industrial Ald Bureau now hat only 100 to 155 applicants a day, egainst 400 to 590 2 year ago. i occupies three floors of a city-owned bdullding at No. 129 Worth Street. pico ileal LABOR’S FIGHT TO KEEP 218 IN U. S. JOBS REVIVED. Proposal in Congress to Save $800,- We clover acts. these Judges aro? in their lives Miss Olive Tell, and Eddie morning stars. they will } than any previous Kiddte Club show. The program will be brimming with want to treat our audience to as many numbers as can be crowded into a morning perform- ance, and each one must be worth showing at a theatre like the Casino and before the groups of Shubert theatrical stars who will pass judg- ment 6n the talent to-morrow. Perhaps you read the story on Wednesday and already know who For the first time Miss Laurel Mr, Walter Woolf Dowling will It is expected that create such a dazzle of SELLS AT PROFIT IN NIPPON Americans Fatl te Apprecta: of Paintings Owned tn U. &., Says Dealer. Art objects from Japan are being bought here, shipped back and cold at higher prices than they would oring In America, This was learned yestordsy at the sale of Japanese prints and paintings belonging to the late Ham!!ron Easter Field, now taking place in the American Art Galleries, No. $0 [ast 67th Btrest. According to Bunkyo Matsuki, Japan- ese art connoisseur and dealer, Ameri can art dealers and customers are not mies OL Broadway starlight at this tryout of ours that there will be no need of footiights to brighten the stage, One by one these four famous and busy people have telephoned to say that we may count upon meeting them at the Casino Theatre at 9 A. M. They Just love kiddies and are coming to fee you, prepared to be entertained. They promise to judge leniently and remember that you are only young- sters, very much like they were a few short years ago. . Nemeth. shine as} Can you do @ vaudeville act? Can you sing? Can you dance? 000 Yearly by Printing Money With Power Presses In Opposed. ‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—A forty- Yearold Might between organized labor und the Federal authorities over the old forty-six of the others, Chairman Madden (Rep., Ml.) of the Geclared in his speech on the Bill to-day that Congress should act promptly to economize, Rep- Fesentative Zihiman (Rep., Md.), lead- fmg the fight for inbor, declared the hand plate presses are necessary for rendering good service. _—— ee GUARDSMEN NAMED" < New York National Guard who have Belected by Gov. Miller as candi- Thomas W. Cody, Company G. he tee Train, West Point, Jacob A. Hermann, 13th Const ay Command, Tompkinaville, 8. 3 Private Paul A. Quinn, Company MN, 108th Infantry, Schenectady, and Pa’ © D, Beers, Company F, 10th Infantry, _ Walton. And joy went 1 ‘® | Then something was wrong. He sipped ft. 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