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NEW
YORK JHERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1920,
UUll
a;
Sterling
Silver
.the choicest.
Pearls.
Precious Stones,
Jewelry, Watches.
Stationery,,
Silver.Plate.
Reed&Bauton;
THEODORE B. Starrjng
P9TnDLI3n(D I0OC
'RftoAvenueatStreet
4 Maiden Lake
New York .
MAYOR TO APPROVE
SALARY INCREASES
Hojccts Bill for a Depart
ment of Ferries, lmt Is llc
ticcht as to OthcrB.
SILENT ON HUDSON TUBES
Hears yPlea for Retention of
Naval Air Station at
Rocltaway.
Prospective pay Increases for mow
city employees moved along another
notch yesterday when'Mayor Hyl'an an
nounced he would approve tho Mil'
pasted at the last session of tho Legts
latitro giving tho city authority to In
crease tho Id.iuo of special rovenua bonds
from J2.00O.O0O to $7,000,000. Tho bill wns
Introduced at the request of tho Board
of Entlmato for tho puiposo of applying
tho (5,000,000 Increase to employees' pay,
and schedules now being prepared In the
Flnanco Department will be reported
to tho board oa eooii as completed.
The Mayor's announcement was mado
following a' public, hearing- upon a largo
number of bills whl&i await' his action.
Important among them was' tho bill pro
viding for tho beginning of tho vehicu
lar tunnel under tho Hudson Illver. No
ons appeared cither In favor of or
against tho measure, and tho Mayor did
not Indicate his probable action.
The Mayor said he would not ap
prove a bill creating a department of
ferries. Ho did not Indicate what hla
action will bo upon a bill which would
permit the Federal Government to con
tinue to use land In Roclcaway belong
ing to tho city for a naval air station.
Hear 'Admiral James II. Qlennon ap
peared In favor of the bill, explaining
the protection the station afforded the
city during the .war and the future
service it can render. Mnurlco Connolly,
President of the Borough of Queens,
said tho people of the borough want
ihe station to remain there.
Frank Prlal, Deputy Comptroller,
speaking for the Civil Service Porum,
opposed a bill creating the omca of
Ai ivttitn iimiikKi i minimi i i wwh i m if nmm w lmt 11 i mil vi k u in rmi l v hi .'o
Can Business Be Done Today
Without the Motor Truck
CONSIDER the drug soda fountains every day Cost records arekept by
store. How conve- at a delivery cost of only the National Standard
nient. How often you 15. Truck Cost System to
patronize it. The great You will gather that the fraction of a cent per
variety of needs it fills. these great stores have mile, per package, per
Then consider the busi- done away with guess- gallon of gasoline or dol-
ness of keeping a drug work in their deliveries, for's worth of tires,
store supplied. Eleven out of their fif- . . - .
The Liggett-Riker- teen trucks are Packards. Dollars and cents facts
Hegeman Stores, for in- They put a Packard in are available to every bus
stance 70 of them in the service seven years ago man and 1118 ftrans"
Metropolitan district and it is on.the job nine portation department,
alone, taking 800 tons hours daily. . 1700 Paqkard owners in
of supplies every week. The fleet is kept moving a11 mes business are
Just in the one item of 90 out of a nine-hour using the National Truck
ice cream for the soda day and the stores know Cost System. For inf or-fountain8-think
what it what every truck is doing mation regarding these,
means to deliver.his per- and what it costs every telephone or write our
ishable coiiunodity to 70 hour of the day. local, salesroom.
"Ask the Man Who Owns One"'
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY of NEW YORK
61st STREET at J3 ROADWAY
Marine Inipcctor of Police on the ground
that It Is unconstitutional. The bill Is
said to be for the benefit of acting Capt
Hallock, who rnhkB as a Lieutenant
Murray Hulbert, Dock Commissioner,
favored the bill, Tho-Mayor did not ln
dlcato his position. He' raid ha would
npprove a bill changing the nnmo and
grade of police matrons to policewomen.
Tho Mayor Intimated that ho would
sign a bill Increasing' tho powers of the
Hoard of Purchase no that the board
may buy largo amounts of supplies
when, prices are favorable and store
them. Ho will sign a bill continuing tho
police reserves In office.
Comptroller Craig and a" number of
residents of the Riverside Drive neigh
borhood appeared In favor of a bill
which would remove tho garbage dumps
at the foot of Seventy-ninth and Ninety
sixth streets, In front of Riverside Park,
and provent any such dumps from being
placed north of Fifty-ninth street. The
Mayor vetoed a similar measure last
year.
HUDSON BOND BILL PISSED.
Jersey Asiemblr Overrides Veto lr
Gov. Edwards.
Tmnton, May S. Tho Now Jersoy
Houso of Assembly oarly this morning
passed ovej tho veto of Gov. Edwards
the Hudson vehicular tunnel and the
Delaware Rlver-Camden-Phlladclphla
bridgo bill, providing for a $28,000,000
bond Ibbuo for New Jersey's share, upon
the approval of tho voters of the State
at the next election.
Tho direct tax feature, for paying the
Interest on tho bonds, which was ob
jected to by Gov. Edwards In his veto
sent to tho House latt night, Is retained
In tho bill.
Dorothy Dalton's
Beauty Chat
Miss Dorothy Dallon, the actress fa
mous the worM over for her beautiful
complexion, says: "Any girl or woman
can have n beautiful, rosy-white com
plexion and smooth unwrlnkled akin Ilka
rolnn If they will follow iny advlco and
use Derwlllo, a simple toilet preparation.
I use It because It Impart! Instant beauty,
Is sasy to apply, absolutely harmless and
has a marvelous effect upon the akin. One
application proves it." He aura to read
Miss Dalton's Interesting story of how to
quickly acquire a beautiful complexion,
soon to appear In this paper. In the
meantime get Derwlllo at any toilet
counter and try It today; you will be
delightfully surprised. Adv.
The Biggest City
You don't ordinarily think
of New York, the firtiat
world mar' ct, flit A rmttiu
fncturlnft city. Yet It con
tains 46,800 factories, more
than two-thirds of all In
tho State. The business
and homes that centre
nround so much Industry
make land valuable. Buy
our 5i GunmnteedMort
ftages on selected city
buildings.
LAWYERS TITLE
& TRUST CO.
160 Broadway, New York
188 Montague Sl Brooklyn
, 44 Court St., Brooklyn
307 Fulton St., Jamaica, N. T.
88.1 K. 140th St., N. Y.
1.131 Broadway, Brooklyn.
lCOMalnSt., WhltePlatni. .N. Y.
AMUSEMENTS.
Pal!
Keith's
KVELYN NESniT
UIss Juliet. Victor Moore A
Co., Bert Errol, o I hers, and
lIAUItY CAltltOLL ft CO.
LACE
Hits. Dally ss-lt
r D. P. Keith's I
Riverside
UISS UI1TT UOHDOIT
JackWllson,ri'eeItoberta
A Frf.lrlk Vogntlnf, Alias
Rogers, and athera.-
Tway and 9flth SI.
OLUMPIA.n'wy T,
Twice Dally.JRvea.
- BURLESQUE REVIEW.
Illlo.
CARNEGIE HALL.
POLISH
CONCERT
FESTIVAL
AUSPICES OF THE AMERICAN
COMMITTEE FOR AID IN POLAND
5k: Ws4TJ" i! I
ANY GRIEVOUS
SKIN TROUBLE
NEEDS POSLAM
Treatment of your okln with 'Poelam
will at once discourse and lessen tne
hold of that eruptloaal disorder. The
trouble should annoy you very llttte nojr
And soon you may contemplate with sat
lefactlon the clear, smooth epot whero it
used to De. .
I'oslam prevents oncoming- eruptions,
speedily reducos rodaes of the- nose or
complexion. Removes Inflammation, sore
ness and outbrcaklngs duo to prickly
heat pimples, hives, abrasions and Is
prompt to iieai eczema ana oiner amivj
Injr ekln troubles.
Sold everywhere, For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, Z
West 47th at-. New York City. '
Poslam Soap to a dally treat to tender
skin. Contains iPoslani. 4dv.
AMUSEMENTS.
"SBaeWf ten's ,Trlp for
A tn roi."
WAttACK Kiqp lit..
'"THE DANCIN' rOOL"
1 Harold Lloyd Comedy.
KNID MBNfiKll
"The False Road."
Christie Camedy.
rialto oncnKSTRA.
LOEW'S New York Theatre & Root
Cost, 11 A. it. to 11 P. H. Bflcf to 1 A. M.
wiEmam btjkbku "Leave it to m'
tW$ AmctcM Rf
Plants da l Waltea, Vary HeynM iMUtl
Toe a., Chaa. Ray, 'Alarm dock Andy.'
TO-NIGHT at 8:30
NEW SYMPHONY'
ORCHESTRA
too
MEN
ARTUR B0DANZKY
CONDUCTOR
In a protrnea of Polish Matte.
Adeline VOSARI (of Met. Opera Co.),
Lyric eoprano; Ilallna BRUCZ, Inter-
Sratar of Folk. Muslo; Taraara LUBl
IOVA, pianist; Margaret SEVERN.
Masked Dancer.
rRICESt BOXES, tl AHD W0.Ce,
BEATB IMP. ttJO, 11.00.
i.
I,
nsmi
mmtWVmM
AMUSEMENTS.
ASIBniCA'S rOHKMOST thbatreb amd Wrra. oibectio?i of leb
Winter Garden SXt'Wv.
531
LOUI8DB FOE, WORLD: "A tlaullna
new apectanln. all the ml."
CENTIJRY0:!1 8t..Cen.ric.Wit.Kv.8:13.
rTtnwt,i.t. i. Mt". Wel. and fiat. 2:1ft.
MATINKE TO-DAY, BEST HEATH 12.00.
FLORODORA
!?v,,i?05fi.oo, Beat ! 60 at $1.60; 700 at
I. 00; 000 at Me; othera at 2.60 ami J3.00.
Ilranc h tkt. ofllro In Central Thea. 47 it tl'y.
f
far two ytlrs TMf Ait f
CAST WEST
ihth fAVBAtnTMm.
Alter - Mtilntti w4. vJit.,
CENTRAL
Bernard and Bordoni
'fflE?' as you were
vjaiuuvac oy iSJaJB;vg.85j04 8at.2ao.
Theatre Guild a T
Jane Clegg
DtSt.John Errlne.author of 'John Fereuson.'
71
6m.
1 rfkVW fi tUSKM. SKI us
PLAYHOUSE
W. 4Sih.
I GEOnQE
Era. H.SO.
T
"Wonderful Thing"
4tn li iff Month of a Flty of Lore, Laughter
48th St.,'hoi; or' l''"iy. Evs. 830.l2.Vltb
STORM
r .iaia. io-ra vaML3n.
ITllIM
With
HELEN
MaeUKLIATI
COMEDY Jrtjir.B'way. Bve. StM.
wivuiivi Mata.Tom'w,Sat.iTuea.2:23.
MY LADY America'. hth Clifton
FRIENDS Comedy. Crawford
BELMONT
48th. E. of B'y.
Bryant 48. Evs.
830JMto.Tmw.
& Sat. 3:30.
LAST 2 WEEKS
NANCE 0;NEIL
In The Passion Flower
Mauue EUintf $ mh- n'war k.s ao.
LIONEL
More admirable than hla lbbetson-nm
IvjjS JHE letter OF THE LAW sjjgg
fLA HOBB nOUOE)
WED., MAY 12th. T0fl.!9
JOtUJ D. WILLIAMS prewiita
ALL SOULS' EVE,
l bLoU FISQEIt and Oyrll KEIOUTLKY
RI ini I 8tu W. ofB'way. Evos. 8aa
D1JUU Mat& Wed (i,0p , Sat 2ao
IHE QUIJA BOARD
O LIONEL r
darrymorL
NEW lORK'S LEADING1 THEATRES AND SUCCESSES
EMPIRE LAST 2, WEEKS
EVS. B3a MATS. TO-DAY it SAT. 2:S0.
ETHEL
BARRYHORE
In Zoo Aldus' Flay
DEGLASSEE
MOST WELCOME ARRIVAL IN TOWN!
FIRST POPULAR MATINEE TO-DAY
Charles DitllnRham's
TUT Latest Farce
lnc' with Music
Girl From Home
atthe0, GLOBE
EVE5.W0-MAT8 THUBS. t SAT 2'20
UCMDV Mil I CD
ibiini s ishaaii ethfM
D&fWVHfc DAI fed.
Bu JAME6 FORBES
THE SEASON'S TOIIJMPM
HUDSON
Booth Tarkington's
West 44th St.
Era. 8 JO. Mats.
Wed. A Sat. 320.
"CI
arence
"Best Light Comedy Evrr Written by
an American." Ueywood Broun. Tribune.
Knickerbocker fStggS;
FOR TO-DAY MATINEE ENTIRE
OROH. S1.S0. BALC.II.OO. Zd BALO. &Oc
n aumniny vape wou iomoay
SHAVINGS
WW 'I "Most Lorable. Lauduble
KM. PUy Ever Staged."
Jfcst rtpatw at no ifiucTT. x,tyuar mcwi
nCI A?m West44thSt. EventncsSm
bJrwlAJ Mat,To-m'wand8t.a20.
IjenowUIricSSSrffi
By Qponre BcarboronBh and David Pelaaco.
"COHANwW'is30
B AM H . ua ic k 1 9 precenu
BIGGEST
COLLIER
LAUOIIING
HIT IN
ITOWN."
(n "THE HOTTENTOT." "U'a Riot.
JOIIN h. OOLDEN presents
HAIETY. B'y.46St. Kva.8ao.Mat.Wd.fc8at
Ct 1,,J B'way.OOHt. POP. PRICES.
Standard M,tt. to-m'w sat.
DAVID
11ELABOO 8
'TIGER ROSE"
i IHE
nRSIAIR
A Distinctive Restaurant and Continental Music Hall
PALAIS ROYAL
Broadway at Forth-eighth Street
NEW SPRING EDITION
"PALAIS ROYAL REVUE OF 1920"
With Clever Cast and Beauty Chorus
7.3oforTWICE NIGHTLY ".30 for
Dinner 1 EXCEPTING SUNDAY Supper
NO COUVERT CHARGE FOR DINNER
SUPERIOR CUISINE SUPERLATIVE SERVICE
nnMnmiv TI1RATRE
xmia DrJfiV Vr rt I At 41W S
ia w -
MinTOD CPASTRflM in
' Henrik Ilaen famous .masterptece
"A Man There Was"
a ' - Jm.'I VitlMAnllW sVP
rpfabjSBroadwajr.' Ere. Mall.
S "-'"""It "DOW ON T11B F ARM
OnD.tWest
AHUSEHEKTSr ,
Tho. 4Stli. W. of 1J wy. Eyi.,830.
Matlneei Tw!r A fiat. 230.
A TRIUMPH
w Hurrtorl Actingl Stagecraft!
THE NEWEST COMEDY SUCCESS
v
Br AftTII DH HfCHMAN
FIRST MATINEE TO-DAY
FULTON THEATRESatJ time"
TO-NIGHT at 8:15.
'OH, HENRY'!
DUDLEY'S
fAKCE,
MM, CI The.nr.U'way.tS.8:40ia71stTluie
MAT. TO-DAY, 0c TO S3m
FrandLu5TmOT la SCANDAL
'Last o J&kM6ki miMtui
If fcW aBBI
in Uitbtrt A HuUitan i
RuddigorE
"Beat cast and chorua on Broadway," Mall.
PARKTIIKATIlE.Coturabui Clrcle.IETiH.
r"IIVMatIneoHatrUv2:18. I8:fl.
H TINP.k 'i'Jea.w.42itit.iav.B ao.
HUIUNUE. ifau.Wed.lPop.) & Sat 3M.
Martinique
with Josephine Victor It Emmett Corrinan.
Cpi WVM Watt 42d St. Kt.830.
aEJ-w 1 Maw. TO-DAY A Bat. 230
CHARLES I PEGGY I RALPH
' KING WOOD MORGAN
In the riT Ts-rNir0
"BUDDIES'
Musical
BROADllUnST
MAT. TODAY. 2:30
HLirsri
0
Presents
With
JEANNE
E AG ELS
and Teari.
Dj Mrs. Lillian Trimble Bradley.
?
LAST 6 TIMES
HARRIS
w. a su
Evfs.t:30
TheHole
IN
THE
Wall
With MARTHA HEDMAN
John HalUday Vernon. Steel
MATINEE TO-DAIi
VanderbiltWst.
Era. 8:30. Mate. Wed.sc Sat.
The Musical Comedy lilt,
IRENE
A ADELE. FTOWLAND
BIlOADUUItST.W.44th SCETfc830
COWL'
lane
to "smilin TnRouan.-
Mats. Thar. At Sat. 2 JO.
NEW AMSTERDAMjSinit s ts'
MAT. TODAY 50c to $2.00 m?ER
gEd.Wynn Carnival
with ED WYNN. "THE PERFECT FOOt"
"The Fun Is Gmtinuous'-W. V. Tlmt.
80M OOOHttW "I
tftmwt
anc
HKP!
MTF
COHAN & HARRIS THEATRE f8t
First Matinee TO-DAY at 2:15
They're off to a laughing start!
SAM H. HARRIS
prrsents
The Racing Mmical Seniattonl
HONEY
GIRL
She Wim all the Way
Snippiest, Dane lest
Funniest Play New
Yorkers Have Sots
ltt many & day.
SEATS SELLING 8 WEEKS AHEAD
1 ,r. ,,.Mttw1' To-m'vr Sat. 330,
TV I IT ITTIH i "TUL? nlRv
IflAOlifllltB ntrAiArer,
DIGGERS" fioood
Liberty IV-41.8.- Bvm.830.
UDCTiy juta. Wed.gat. 330.
THE NIGHT BOAT
"IT'S A JOY HIDE."
GremwichVillage5St4sg
EMILY STEVENS
LAST WEEK "SnPHIP"
to PhlUp Mocller's Hit.
MON..
MAY
10.
Seats
Tom'w.
EMILY I NORMAN I O. P.
STEVENS I TREVOR IllEGGIE
ta "FOOT-LOOSE"
By SVw Aklna. author of "Declasae"
tTeTm Drtncymter's
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
cost immMvm:
CRITERION Jheatre I,Vay
Cecil B. De Milles
"Why Change Your Wife?"
roromoura Aricraji t'tcurt.
of tie Patesnt
Jona Can AI.
WOENTlRiy
a siwuiji ,
anp J. X ailPBEBT.
'yftSatJio 4"
Uh Nit'.
BETTY, BE GOOD
With TfllflTV TIfAfllVff fumnifii..
H!ltl4 Kou'TjiEl 1611, villi 4-Vifi
SUMMEKI Ofr JULYI
FIRST MATINEE TO-DAY
SHUBERT
Theatre IKvm. 8 'hati.
v.44th. Only Mat. Sat. 3.
Sothern Marlowe
'To-manT. flat. etc.. lumwfTomv. rn.
Etc. Sat. Mat. Mon., Tamtnn ef the Shrew.
44TH ST. ih- W.orit'wavr. Evs. Sato. "
oVnr Maw. To-day: Sat. 220.
cecxo I to "LOOK WHO'S HERE
LEAN M CLEO MAYFIELD
-'-'fi I Musical Comedy Tnumph.
x'PRICED MAT. TO-DAY
MUSICAL "REVUSlCAL,, COMEDY HIT
WHATS'ME
Ex.
:auWtely adornJ with famoua beantleit In
'tunjM whteh have regowned Kashlon'a
cos
smartest Womoa,
BILLY B.VAN and
JAMES J" CORBETT
DCLAPJ-UUGHTER
MMV :r "S
mpmm
LITTLE THEATREfs'
Evs. at 830. MU. To-day & flat. 2& V
( RICHARD BENNETT in 1
Eutene Q. O'NelU'a Great Drama
Beyond the Horizon
P. Ray Comstoclc & Morrla Oest Pmeni
fen Adam and Eva
'PrftM PAmArlV.Rim A" TtafMt7hltlV X17ne1.l
MOROSCO Weist 4Mb tic. ves.at8SW.
muiupwMlBi To-day ft flat, at 3:30.
LAST 6
TIMES
fin Arnold nennelt's
New PUy
SACRED and
PROFANE LOVE
ELSIE
FERGUSON
RebIicrIedB,ffit23o.
Marjorie Rambeau
In Channlna Potlock' Great Melodram.
The Sign Door
CAPITOL
BROADWAY AT 51ST.
The deplorable shortage of print
paper malea t' a patriotic duty to1
curtail ihe tctmderful things thnt
could and thould be said of the
great double bill now plavitut.
An R. A. Walsh Production
" 1 he Deep Purple"
Directed by B. A. WALSH
Released by Realart
Declared by Press and Public To Be THE
GREAT Pitturc of the Year.
KARL JORN
World's Greatest Waimerian Tenor, in
J annnauser
ORCHESTRA. SENNETT Comedy
"Each Feature Is Great"
LAST 10 DAYS
IN AMERICA
In addition to LECTURES and CLASSES
previously announced for Hay to II
F. L. RAWSON
of London, England, will hold
TO-DAY, MAY 5th
d Thnrs. FrL and Sat. MayJ. 7 and t
NOON HEALING MEETINGS
In Colonial Room, Hotel McAtptn.
(Collection.)
Wednaaday, I P. SI., lecture (Blue
Room), McAIpln. Adm. tl. Thurs.. Frl
and Sat.. I P. M.. at Imperial HoUl,
31st St. and Broadway. In Assembly
Room. Adm. tl.
Free treatment for those pressnt.
FAREWELL RECITAL fa 3 YEWS
EL MAN
Hippodrome, Sunday Eve.. May 9
"Kreutzer" Sonata, au't by Liu Elmtn.
Bach Concerto as j't by String Orchestra.
rtowamojomce,
AEOLIAN HALL. To-day at I.
NIW TORK DEBUT RECITAL
Ula Sharon
PRSMIBRE DAXSEU8B
with the bind assistance of
E. ROBERT SCHMITZ
Eminent French Pianist.
Mendelssohn Male Quartet
Seat tl to Tic on sale at Box Office.
guilbert
SCHOOL OF THE THEATRE
SUMMER, COURSES
Particulars! MUPoUIon. Hotel Vajaatle. li.T.
actors: equity
BENEFIT
METROPOLITAN0.,- C WavQ
opera house oun.tfffiaji
CON8TELLAT10N OP t.0 STAR9
8at Sale at Bar Oftice 0 A.M. to l'.ll.
SMARK T-v Zant Grrt
TD A Nf I 1 'nidrrs of tbe Dstrn."
1 I A IN II luraM Uojd's '.n
110 t V A i " !.. nU(.Ma
11'WAYalHT
Katlrro WMtnisr.
BE00KLYH AHUSEHEHTS,
QTAR
OVlR
. i. Jay nr. Fulton fit. "Mat.
IT Tel. Jtaln Dally
1PPODR0W
GIRLS FROM JOYLAND
Rrrrr (MMy TTff 0W Oonctrtt
'JLJL-J ,
130 Bt. Ferry
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