The evening world. dated April 30, 1920

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TO- <NIGHT—Ocoasional . showers. {* Ctroatation Books Open to An” | POLICE WATCH REDS F OR OUTBREAKS HER “a { Ctrenlation...

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gaa fo money.” had been gi Hi itictAttorney “in the best interests ei Of bis client.” oe alias Charles Newton Har- fot be...

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NEW YORK RETAINS LEAD AS COUNTRY’ BIGGEST TAXPAYER b Paid $214, 644,234 | 234 Profits and Income Taxes, 23 Per Cent. id of

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By P. Q. Foy. jal Food Expert Evening World.) general drive by the housewives Greater New York on choice milk ‘veal for their

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BANKERS PREDICT LOWER PRESS pende: Rearly @ century anda half go ina war financed by paper money inflation; we maintained jhe

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'N SUBMI! t ng ol Temntly awarded the soft x i " | , ~ ‘4 . TO WILSON] Members of tne mivers’ deteantton : Store Closes at 5

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Store Hours ; 9 to 5.30 +» Sale of Framed Studio ictures. at the unusually low pric $25.50 and $29, 75 ‘s still going cn....

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_ GETS 15 YEARS fence fs Most Severe Yet Given LI on appeal to the United States Su- preme Court, which confirme! the...

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3 ie Z ait ; vi ‘avanti SeGALh, Fa tony, ApRit 86, ¢ | BONWIT TELLER & CO. Stern Brothers for Jehngon in New Jersey,...

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op gE , ee EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, arate. 80, a . iy] —=|HAMILTO | 1000 Dresses Reduced to $18 _ Former $27 and $30 Values All

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. investigation is magp of the Dick- | Go: | Passed that remain for Executy: a or veto, Several representatives of civic or-

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galivaaintied tarnish, <3 ke usand doflars’ worth of| District Attorney @wann's abil, saya: ‘ shop of] tion for delay in...

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pMaitligh xe igh RE ED pte aK ALT peter eer <Hente } EVENING ‘WORLD, RRS Hin The Municipal B. R, T. Subway and ihe Lexington

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ee eT ae ee eeenti to Following, are the questions and for to-day: S N. W—in April, 1919, my rent Was $13, and by March,...

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oun Sad Blow to Art! ~ Bull Owners Ban | Bull Pictures\': 3F the purpose of adVertising, or for —— 3 sé IMustrated Tobacco

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4 te ho nt Pde Sale i Testimony Rizzo Threatened ree Sud) Aone ‘) aie J Runs ep: malo Nba TRE “EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL

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| | Loy: h o -FOOT JENNIE Te He Pak, Baer A LIMBS TO CONQUER? | Ing of iirect radio" communication tWeen this country and...

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ms erento eae -_ - THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920. é Apropos of Boys’ Week We think that Boy Scouts should know «

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“JOHN WANAMAKER ‘ | Broadway at Ninth Delayed shipment of Silk ‘Stockings arrives--10,396 prs. They go on sale Saturday for

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Swe Fee ase Baek vat -;) tvexina WORLD, FRIDAY, “APRIL 36," eae You Can See Our $47 Suits in a Beaway Store at $75] AG u j

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. | UNWED, SUES FOR $50,000. Mise French Declares Lada Prom- Do You . feed to Marry Her in 1918, Thi ‘ curcaao, April” $8. —

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WARNING POLICE! all this nonsenne—and | .” said Magistrate Me- de to Patrolman Josep the Special Service Di "@ Night Court

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aie Spam \ sen as naman sin ecw lina a italy a rican learance™ Entire Stock of 14,114 Suits and Topcoats ONSIDER—our regular

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> tiadatas ee we wireme yeaterday o-~we A to & hearing on tne gen SIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES | 4| pa ‘OPEN 9 A; fae 5 PM.

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(ely = ofA Jae Look for the Full Maun toms Sanit ae Beast Aiddvesees Given 1G A Tremendous Campaign to Drive High Clothing

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Jared in Pe April 29.—Pilot 8! mechanic, Americar». at | missioner, all members of the real es-) commercial’ @yiators, were

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of : " “ : , >: 4 . ‘ oY 000 WY BOYS: ‘tad spate, Noatatace| Myron Rodney Sing 4 7 je Te obi, wan winding “ip Whe. tovicwan

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onesie mht attend French ith afte yeas Peed Mbit eer eae was ewan are ebay, ultimately to secure VETERANS AID EOI EDUCATION.

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? ‘Caswell Motor Ca Alexander Ave, 1434 Gt, Alexander Ave, Garage Allen St. 69, Bidridge Allen Garage Ca Amsterdam Ave. 1161,

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POOR IR GED TANT CIE TMP Arn pT ET N IN 15 ROUNDS’ - -- _ By Thornton Fisher. reS. ae Out by 7 Dodgera;, i ‘ Clarence...

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‘NEWS OF ALL BR » French Gini Evidently |=,» tehotins Cnipenter” ea Yread heavyweight ore liaise lilt cea seer tet it eA ”

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EIRP ray te all kinds of bad news, the resolu- tion of Representative Little intro- duced on Tinteday, whieh if enacted into

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FRIDAY, AP i **Polly 8 the divorce suit brought by beau- I tiful Mrs. Pauline Le Roy French Wagstaff against her husband,...

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4 f vie ik i is weather the’ storm which may engulf some of the more scrupulous dealers, PULITZER, by the Press Publishing ~~

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The fishing schooner Norma, 4xew Bedford for New York, aground Wednesday on the tween Long Reach and Point Lookout, iid going

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Bea atte Guen 1 About Plays t By BIDE: if FERGUSON'S physicians , Reve advised ‘her to take a long feet, @o the Charles...