The evening world. dated April 9, 1920

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P. pi | jee Inspector TO-NIGHT'S _ WEATHER: Unsettled; continued cold Peace Basis The IED UP BY OUT SABOTAGE IS OPENLY URGED

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920.” | HOUSE WINDS P| |Six of Firemen Who Took Daring Part BITTER DEBATE ON in Rescues

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> FARE _ READY IN STATE SENATE ~ FORCED —— State Constitutions, De- Clares Thompson, CITIES ARE AROUSED. “Stinger” in Bills

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New Laws Explained for Evening World Readers ants Advised as to Procedure Open to Them to Halt Evictions and Curb Landlords’

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0000 on oe Ta OF NATION THIS YEAR AND HOPES OF TAX UT VANS ‘Senate and House Juggle \Ap-| ting -out as it is now he will have

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ruth ‘Floor, Notable Offerings Today Misses’ Spring Suits Tricotine; Serge; Tweed. MART Tailormades for S town or country, in

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7S 'dwey, 24th ta 28th Smart Spring his individuality in a decidedly pleasing way. ForMen whis knowValues $37.50 to $49. HESE

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Oe Re 0 tint Maite sles oe ects ea de FOR SUCKERS | AT THE AQUARIUM d Pickpocket Arrested Atter| | | | Putile Attempt to...

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CITY MUS 000, | ce!vea when she fell on a defective T PAY HER $10, sidewalk tn front of No, 1205 Bighth perused Avenue,...

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‘Nis duties as a member of the War In-| preme Court that she was “married in ¢unstries Board and the Councl! of Na-| his...

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a beri writ aut these tt tre aitng sou ane, ; ‘ WIFE DENIES USING © Saypy’ tn sd fevand tore ithaca lot more, ‘ae * he...

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On or before May 12 they pay rentals or writs of evic- ‘will be issued. he sixty-four are tenants of a dig house at Nos,...

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Strictly Limited to Saturday A Sale of Women’s - Fashionable Capes, Wraps and Coats Regularly $59.50 to $75- ‘ At $39.50 No

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|THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920. mont, and each station where ft ts and woe that the boxes ore QUASH INJUNCTION mee

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EACH TO HAVE GIRL SIX MONTHS OF YEAR |<) tre Father and Grandfather of Rose Meyer Settle Long Fight Over Her Custody. Supreme

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H Piano and Phonograph Section Open Evenings Until 9 0’Clock After 5.80 P.M., use 33d Street entrance, —_—| near Broadway i

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! 4. re eee OF UNCLE SAM Y.) GROWS $100 00,000 NO HOPE OF TAX il sion Bill, reported by the House Com- mittee and pussed on

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~ ANS T QUERIES (Continued From Fourth Page.) : 0, we were raised $80 and on lay 1, $7. Does this come under the ate 4 %,...

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‘4 . " ns 1 tas a» a Se Bee ANE OF Ad RING’S VALUE SOARS AS LOVE GROWS COLD George Gains $125 Through Jury’s Verdict, but...

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Ree ‘ fs bs ™ ee . ! * which shali set forth either the re \ jof the t6eal au t mission may i scretion, up |suoh...

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You can’t get any bette for one-third more— —then why pay more? —Why continue to throw away one-third of your Clothes! money

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watty weed th pubile service, to age provisions for service and componsation, and to the noseeue ‘ef making Fataryatiens it

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bral Cenc inde ape yg friah question at Alton, Kora Bele terest due on the toans td Great| borne said: Britain, which the...

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Shortly after Mike Rosai, known as “Black Hand Mike, of Tuckahoe, had sally sentenced to be electrocuted by ie Oaurt Justice

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234 HERS TOL ST ” replied the As- N | “That's enough of this,” ‘ |Judge Malone, “Motion denie 4 ‘The court then continued the

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i od Oe See eg Rete i ed al bid Gata ecto — Seas . ROMOTERS, the professional Pp kind, have, agcording to what we have heard,

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80 grees oh ater of St. r - + | tens battle of Argonne 1ee S fheabes y Pet By scent madi in chest of the city man.” I Forest

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ES BP ROO | WHALEN. BROTHER Candy, 14%--16: Bont, 14-15; Simms, 27%; White 2874, of 14; Asphalt 100, Up %: Carib, 30-—31....

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FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920 Women Who Need the Money; Why Not Syndicate Your Time? How One Does It NEEDED—Industry and Cleverness;

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nie ee. | fairly drawn he should have caused the introduction of a bill providing a schedule of ‘salaries which he »could...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920. AMUSEMENTS. STORE OPEN 9 A M. to 8 P. M. ; j re Dre CENTU RY "Tree a Set, ie Men's

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COMIC PAGE FRIDAY, APRIL 9. 19 “RD =~ |. KATINKA THE NEW PLAYS ||Same GSS..)| eee , THEIR FUR NECK PIECE ai . AND, LEFT (TON