Daily News from New York, New York • 12

DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929 12 CULKIN'S BANK BOOKS CALLED IN RUM QUIZ CITY'S BUILDING SLATE BOOSTED BY $156,552,450 Continued from page col.i) authorized to the credit of borough presidents, chief among these an appropriation of $925,000 toward Judge Scores Dry Grafter voted $4,987,650, of which $35,000 will be set aside for a new city hospital of 400 beds in Queens. A preliminary reservation of for the tri-borough bridge linking Manhattan, Bronx and Queens, and one of $2,000,000 for the proposed vehicular tunnel under the Narrows between Staten Island and Brooklyn are included in the general program. This money can not actually be appropriated until authority to charge tolls is legalized. The tri-borough bridge will result in the greatest era of prosperity for Harlem that New York has ever seen, Police Commissioner Grover A. Whalen predicted yesterday in an address before the Harlem board of commerce in tha Hotel Theresa, 125th st.

and 7th ave. Whalen said the improvements voted by the board included $300,000 for a new and much-needed 135th st. police station. DILLINGHAM ESTATE Fannie Coffin Dillingham, widow of Charles T. Dillingham, who died Feb.

27, left an estate estimated at over $100,000 according to a will filed yesterday. In Night Club Case. (Continued from page col. i) 1 Alardon and ITerbert Kline to three months' imprisonment each after learning they were the owners or managers. The 310 defendants who yesterday pleaded guilty and received fines ranging from $25 to $200 at a bargain day session before Judge Coleman, were mostly first offenders and all were arrested prior to the Jones legislation, Watts extension of the Grand concourse, Bronx.

It will be extended as a 200 had developed, the sky was the foot roadway from 205th st. through an lortlandt park to the city line. Krnit. "Such a resort could not have existed unless it piiid money for protection to both police and pro- lhe department of hospitals is declared. Still surprised that she should 1 mnlodtprl for oneratinfi' a sneak- easy, Mrs.

Leba Kruger, 35, of 113 Charlton arrested Saturday, was released in $500 bail. 0 I DAWES TO BRITAIN Washington, D. March 12 (JP). Charles Gates Dawes, who retired from the vice presidency March 4, is reported in well informed circles here to be under consideration as the next United States ambassador to Great Britain. Leba KruRer with her bondsman, John K.

Arlotta. hibition agents," said the as he gave the seven convicted attaches sentences ranging from ten days to three months. They had pleaded guilty to maintaining a nuisance. "The Charm club." said Prosecutor Leslie R. Salter, "was one of the worst night clubs brought to the attention of federal authorities.

Twenty hostesses were employed to encourage men to drink to excess; several grades of liquor were served to different customers, and when it appeared that customers were 'under the they were likely to be victimized. "Two countrymen who had spent Every Day Full-faahluned to fine pure thread silk from Inp to toe. Ei- TKEMF.LT long- ft than rmrula- 1 1 bfir, flawless lei- lure. 'a Chiffon and Service weight 12. Si AnrMrmtH iww SHADES JLjf Jl Araali i It- Allure j' Sandy Bi Manan.

Duat YUs i yL. Nou.at I Walnut 1 Many athera i $500 on liquor protested loudly when a hostess lifted $000 from on of their bankrolls. "The man threatened to call the police and was offered to him. Ho refused it and finally was given $000, which the proprietors staid they had taken out of their own pockets to satisfy him. "On another occasion a prohibition agent heard a waiter tell a proprietor that a customer wanted champagne.

i iLlRAIDilNi 348 6th Ave. I 62 E. 14th St 'O, give him some ginger said the proprietor. insisted the waiter, 'he's not drunk enough to take ginger ale for The customer got the Judge Coleman sentenced David 1 Bft. Utt 4 J2d SM.

Be. wn 4 4th A. Phana Grant. 4il4 Plww Alanula looo IlllHillllllWIIlalllWHIHIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIII Mit St Stllfl flF ft yu scoured tbe city from Long Island to West- fff Wk jZga li4 C. 1 Chester, you could not find one offer the equal a gprf porno111 "11 To create one such offer is an achieve- trt FCTBl ment.

But to create three each a saving of i J--'-r53tt t1' 11 more than 50 is a masterpiece of merchan- GB.U ijfl dWng such only WalthaT gigantic scale irTniftl Vh JlVr i odd 04 permit. Quantity limited. COME MM YvZgmiSA nVns St; if EARLY AND BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. 1 Alva anin lt ll flthal's guarantee and free service are your I Bl WVji'' FABAU II protection. rlA35l'vt FOR gST FOR REPRESENTATIVE pcfi vsctt veV Cl tub' iltO 'I ynr contra, take your t.

1 le x7 1 1 A VlJ 1 1 down payment unit arrange I "A USrllrtfonice Ho'. HA WALKER 8760 jjfcr 1 -niiw'1 1 Extension 19 i J.L--SlI. i rr (8) A 7-a Is nJ SS: ir- a i M- uw U- a PROTECTION NEEDED HERE the teeth meet the gums that is The Danger Line. At this line there are countless tiny crevices, ideal spots for the formation of the acids that cause tooth decay and gum irritations. Squibb's Dental Cream brings real protection because it fills those crevices with Squibb's Milk of Magnesia the best antacid known.

The Milk of Magnesia not only neutralizes the acids at The Danger Line, but remains to bring protection for a long time after. Squibb's Dental Cream keeps the mouth healthy, leaves it cool and wonderfully clean. 40c a large tube. ien in rtrrr Friday evening rom to 7:30 Eastern Standard Time over Station 17. for inlerestinti talks on the preservation of health by eminent authorities through brotuhasting facilities provided by K.

R. Siiuibb Sons. HOJf OF RADIO INSURANCE 1 Stores Open Until 1 0 P.M. Sot Your Convenience SQUIBB'S DENTAL CREAM Downtown Store, "61 CortJandt St Downtown Store, 60 Cortlandt St, Bklyn, 118 FlatLush Ave. at State St.

Bronx, 987 Southern nr 163d St. Yonkers, 7 N. Broadway at Getty Sq. Holland Tunnel Store, 233 Spring St. Brownsville Store, 1537 Pitkin Ave.

B'way, 2521 Broadway, cor. 94th St. Uptown, 142 E. 86th St. at Lex.

Ave. Harlem, 143 W. 125th St. near 7th Av. t9 hf B.

Squibb A Soot.