The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 8

ALENGED BY WL ETTNGER N SCHOOL ROW emands That Mayor Name “Rockefeller Ring” to Prove MAN who won't even glance at her when thut bare-legged charmer Florence O’Denishawn dances right up to him in a cabaret must | indeed be fn a very bad way so far as sex attraction is concerned. Yet Booth Tarkington apparently expects us to be who goes gloomily through “Rose Briar” at the Ff when Billie Burke brightens him with her sunny che Tt is easy enough to accept Miss@————————————— 1, Superintendent of Schools Wiillam 1, Wttinger yesterday threw down the mntiet to Mayor Hylan on the sub- of New York public schoois. as a cabaret sin, seems to have | ugh to get] se she comes from one author's best families, for sh er prettiest and has a kind But tho moody chap who Playor’s lettor congratulating Presi- Went George A. Ryan of the Board] ” Education on his report that jore than 16,000 sittings in new|*!* hool buildings had “lo urough improper use by tho aministration of the new accommu- tions, Dr. Ettinger declared Pres! - ®ent Ryan's conclusions “are as !n- te as one could reasonably rich wife preferred to have him wai all his time with her. He ts because he feels she doesn't love him of an inexperisnced or intel- ually dishonest investigator.” Riso challenged the Mayor to name the “Rotkefeller manipulators and (fakers” montioned in his letter to as he loves her, and so he eas aching heart by confiding in the cabaret girl. i Please don’t think ther thing high administrative posi- fons tm the Board of Education are Teally part of what you are fond of calling the ‘Gary-Rockefeller ring, and tf you really believe, as you re- that superintendents, Principals and teachers are in a con- piracy to prevent children from pro- greasing through the grades, why not rag these violators of a sacred trust Into the spotlight of publicity by naming them, so that they may be assured not only of your revilements, but of the scorn of every decent Parent in the community? “Why not ‘show up’ these malefac- tors by specific mention rather than Bide their infamy behind vague gen- ral statements which, when oft-re- Peated, appeal to judicious minds, not as charges to be taken seriously but as demagogic shibboleths?"’ te es eS DR. HAMILTON SWORN IN; THE BRONX CELEBRATES rather fancies another man Democratic Jolification. ‘The administration of the oath of office to Dr. James A. Hamilton, Secre- tary of Btate-elect, was made a Bronx ‘The ceremony was in the auditorium of Morris High School #nd the audience packed the assembly reom and overflowed Inio Boston Road. Surrogate George M, 8. Scliulz admin- estival last night. After an invocation by Father Dennis J. Supreme Court Justice Francis ‘Martin talked upon Democratic princ!- He reviewed the rise of Dr. Ham- in publio life. paying a high tribute the foresight of the late Arthur H Bitsabeth — Marbury, . who first nominated Dr, Ham- spoke on “Women in Politics.” County, Judge Louis D. Gibbs spoke on “Party Responsibility,” fam H. Kephardt and Rabbi Morris Sallt of the Temple Adath Israel, also took Part In the program. The Police Band and the Police Octet entertained between ad WORKED ON sHonr. {From the Washington Star.) “Do you remember how our profiteer- Mme old friend Cassius Chex, when he ‘Was a boy, wanted to run away and be “Yes,” replied Senator Sorghum. hanged his mind, at least to the > « of not running away. serve,a delight to drink. —make it your own way Austin.Nichols & Co. (incorporated) Pee weal AA ARIE AE A RA ROI I pes gives a touch of th duction. Billie Burke Looks Her Prettiest In “Rose Briar” BY CHARLES DARNTON n this anchorite, | Ti ro Theatre except] th 1 1 writing wit point the business w gave It up because his behaving In the wor: It's all too silly f 6 his of © Mr. Tarkington 8 the ¢ matter so perfectly that re isn't k Conroy manag even a telephone number out of the o the pensive hus-| tive moment as the moth But the money-laden wife|band. 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