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Daily News from New York, New York • 138

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Daily Newsi
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New York, New York
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138
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DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 43 WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY -r New voxri' Un Bf WELL COtfE f6HT CWTf i But this tsN'T WEIL FAWTHAW, WHAT 3AV LISTEN WARD VJORK -DAO vt Work I SPOKE TO Arty IN TH' kitchen, paw I Got a whole Nkful. UON-T DO AA NO Uy Ar rr PAVS boss Today and oujj iwn rvf OF SUPPER TXSHES toR. A WEEK I "I I )W )t I I III 1 1 1 Wt. IIIII 1 II HE HAS A JOB ID -r-i FOR VoUt -AW I W0T ASK you To vasw Pi 1 I 1 I YWJCV LlKfc Ul I 114 AT J. 11 111 1 1 III rr-r-LJli FOR NO JO 11 A DCk or: moth ms.

pnm mmm TRAVEL. TRAVEL. INSANE HOSPITAL LOSES 700 BEDS BY BRIDGE PIER Hotel Sheldon, El Paso landmark, was wrecked by fire today. The damage was estimated at 125,000. The hotel was once a meeting place for the southwest's wealthy cowmen.

Wards island entirely at the earliest practicable moment," declared the governor. EL PASO HOTEL FIRE El Paso, April 9 (U.R. The MOTOR BUSES. TV MOTOR BUSES. THROUGH TRAINS IN 3 HOURS TERMINAL MIS.

jlpteoitimbus 1313 240 West 51st St. 1 YE1XOWAY OR GREYHOUND TRANSCONTINENTAL LINES By LOWELL LI PUS. Albany, April 9. Greater congestion for the already crowded Wards Island hospital was assured here today when Gov. Franklin D.

Roosevelt signed the Tri-borough bridge abutment bill. This means the sacrifice of more than 700 beds in Manhattan State hospital for the insane and the chief executive put this matter squarely up to the legislature. "I am signing this bill only because it is of vital necessity to the city of New York to progress the building of the Tri-borough bridge, and with the full expectation that provision will be made by the state to move the Manhattan hospital off I A. M. omjort MKUrilK KM' OKI.EANS..

inni Ai.li KANSAS n.iof 16.00 H7.WI iH.OIt 41.511 :t.oo cn.oo m.4r I.KYKI.AND DKTKOIT UHKKI.IMi, W. IIAYTON. OHIO CINCINNATI Mil ISVII I INDIANAPOLIS ST. I.OI IS. MO A.

M. A. M. 12:01 P. M.

P. M. :00 P. M. DAILY 1IKI.K I DALLAS.

TKXAS. LOS ANIiKI.KS. I SAN FKANI ISCO. SKATTI.K. SH 17.

S0.7S iK.no J.J.OO $3.25 ATLANTIC CITY PHILADELPHIA $2.00 KVKKV HOI to Atlantic Cittj 1 IUI Nl IO-MO A WASHINGTON $5.75 BALTIMORE $4.50 P. M. DALLY RICHMOND. fS'2U 10:30 A.M. AlT.t'STA JACKSONVI OKI.ANUO TAMP A 25.00 30.00 35.0U I.l!n 11 :00 P.

IIAI.KK.II WINSTON SALBM WILMINGTON, N. rrL i c. DAILY MIAMI in 80 CIIAKI.O I I Connr'tfons for Norfolk Ashevil'e. Atlanta and Savannah. A Real fortune fDATKI Told From Your Teacup UlUillJ.

"Come Vp and Make a Inland Route 9 A. P. M. via Sprinefieid orretrr $4 BOSTON $4 Shore Koute 9 A. P.

M. via New Lomion Proviilfitre Special Luncheon Stir from II 2 Tiffin Gardens 4.00 5i.Y 9.00 II.KKS II KKK SCKANTON BINiHAMTtlN ITHACA K(l( HtTKK A. M. 9:00 A. M.

4:00 P. M. DAILY ALBANY SCHKNKI'TADY I TICA SYRAcrSK Bl HALO 1 4.40 0.50 7 (It) 1. Al. till niUlnieht Sandwiches.

Tea and Cake 75c 1 A I M. M. EASTON, ALLENTOWN via GOLDEN ARROW 2d B. 105 W. 42d St It.t K'ivuv JL- Itth v.

TV, nne CHIckertnc 9WJ8 BRIDGEPORT WATERBURY NEW HAVEN Leaves Daily at A.M.. P.M.. P.M.. P.M.. P.M..

9:30 P.M. fct Reservations for bridge parttm and tea A lhiilv at A. M- and 1. M. KINGSTON Jersey City Newark Oranges Kvery 15 At in tile We have liven over Eugene Permanent Waves FOR Call Murray Hill 1655 today for particulars.

TRAVEL. Mme. Love'i French Beauty Shop, 8-10 West 45th St Operate llanZ.u AMUSEMENTS. WH ETHER you go to Atlantic City for business or for pleasure you will find that your getting tbes.b AND GETTING BOMB AGAIN COUDtS largely towards the profit of your trip. Through Pennsylvania Railroad trains, requiring no bother of transfers, ferry service or change of cars, offer unsurpassed comfort on your quick through trip to Atlantic City.

You simply take your train in Pennsylvania Station, 7th Avenue and 32d Street, the heart of New York, and go through to the heart of Atlantic City. All trains have direct connection from Hudson Terminal, downtown New York. THROUCH TRAINS IN 3 HOURS I N.w York. Pennsylvania Station. IO.I5 A.

11.15 Saturday! onl.t 12.15 Atlantic Cary Limitad, all parlor cara. tfidavi only) lit anal 15.30 wcab-daye accept Saturdays) P. M. S.IO. 10.11 A M.

aad I 30 P. M. PtltLOR CARS AND COAfHtS. DINING CAR ON 5 10 P. M.

TRAIN im-DYSi EXCEPT SATURDAY. AND 10.15 A. M. SUNDAYS. CONNECTIONS VIA NORTH PHILADELPHIA addition to THROUGH TRAINS, aeraico via North Philadelphia la provided lor traine leaving New York.

Pennsylvania Station, at 7.00. 0O. (10.00 esc.pt Seturdaye, A. 1Z.M Nssa, l.OS. 0.O0 and 9.00 P.

M. sreek-dara. Sundays. S.2S. 0.00.

10.00 and 11.15 A. 1.00. S.OO and S.OO P. M. To PHILADELPHIA QY Madison Sq.

Garden St. at 8th Ave. Short Season Daily. Iik-I. Sunday, at a 8 P.

M. Doors Open at 1 and 7 i Ringling Bros, and Barnum Bailey i fyiore comfort-Us expense, travel to ZMew England points btf PROVIDENCE LIME Save hotel bill and get a good night's rest Boston One way tx.oo: Round Trip ts.7 titopplneat Newark. Kllzaoeth. Metueh-pn. New Hrunswli'k.

Klnaoton. Prln-eton. Trentn with at Phlla for Atlantic WlliuluKton. Baltimore and Washlncton. Motor Coachea leave Waldorf.

Aatorla. 34th-St. and Ktftb every CIRCUS Irons 7:39 A.M. to :30 P.M.. Fcatiinnr HI'tiO ZACtHlNI Hotel Astor Bus Terminal 380 West 4rth St.

I'HIekerins 'J'SaO RIDE THE BEE LINES "THE HUMAN PROJECTILE" A Living Person Shot Through Space with Violent Velocity from the mouth of a Monster Cannon. The Sensation of the Century! "GOLIATH." The Mammoth Sea Eleehant. 1000 New Foreign Features 800 Circus Stars. Vast Menagerie. Congress of Freaks.

ADMISSION to ALL (in Seat'sT I to S.l.nn 6000 SEATS Pwr.rlr,7e $1.00 Children under 12 Half Price at All Matinees extent Saturday Sunday. Tickets at Garden Box Office, timbcl Maey's and Usual Ticket Agencies Providence s3 Steam-heated 60 at $1.00 Italerooms: 60 at $2.00 A few hither Hot and cold running water in every stateroom. spotlessly cleancomplete privacy for leisurely morning you arrive refreshed and alert.try it! "Better go by Boat" BUFFALO $9Z Toronto, Canada, $11.90 8:00 A. M. 1:00 A.

M. DIRECT Wilkes-Barre -Scranton 8 A. 5 P. 1 A. M.

DAILY Albany, Utica, Syracuse, daily $4.00 $6.50 $7.50 i 913 A. RADIO-KEITH-ORPHEUM THEATRES MI ItTC MAH0NEY Ml! aUl Ben Orcb. rMmrl "KATE" SMITH I rwAY y47 F.0U H0LTZ The Palace far Big Ail-Star shews. Commencing Sun.MaL. Aor.

J4 FOUR MARX BROS. Pennsylvania Railroad AMUSEMENTS. BIB TIME SHOW-BIG TIME POLICY -0j BIR TIME SHOW-BIG TIME CRAY Par" Hjurigan 4 RIGANZA LUXE SKnwc BWA)f y6B Knb Cleckler Cumngs rALBANY-TR0Y3n Mat. Zoc 50e Peter Higgins: Others i kii its IPPODROME Autos SIO Pier 32. Canal St.

6 P. M. 129th St. 6:40 P. M.

Al Waring's Pennsylvanians on the am acreen la "SYNCOPATION" Atl-Taiktnuf All Singing! All Darning I VINCKN'T LOPKZ ON STAtiE Leave Pier 14, N. R. (Fulton St.) 6:00 p. due Providence 5:30 a. m.

Due Boston 8:21 a. m. week days; Sundays 9:18 a- m. Free motor coach transfer wharf to railroad station. Automobiles carried.

Tickets at Consols, dated Ticket Offices and Pier. Phone Barclay 1900. IIMKS Tlllni BENNY DAVIS Hia 10 B-H'AY STXKS IOOT, All Talkine; Film "CHINATOWN NICHTS" wit FLORENCES VIIHIH BOBBY HENSHAW Hia 18 KF.LATIVK3 100 All Talkine Film "CHINATOWN NIGHTS' with WALLACK RKKKV Viorrv-atrr 4-CMi. ITovidenre direet S3.SO UI TMUK MATKRIrOMS 5I.OO and i.OO Daily SoaOay. iM p.

tram Pier 19. E. B. Hi) mm BEEkaiaa 2700. Tickets at Pier ar Gaaaalidatavl Ticket Offiaaa yflitRoIirTrP i All seats 2.M.' till 1 p.

Itarsain mat. 2'c, 3.V. 50r QUEENS. BOULEVARD "XjSlIGHT LINE. 1ACKS0N HEIGHTS No.

Houletard i St. i "Tk your theatre eatfrlainnienl by readlns Barn Mantle's theatrical rritivinBta. laupartial and entertaiav- UK. Blanche Yurka Ihva'a a uc IT I1U Luia SUPREME VAUDEVILLE PICTURES 'wtiauaat Naaa ta II P. M.

Law Prices Bead Ibe SUNDAY SEWS. THE HEW ENGLAND kTEAMSHIP COMPAN and SaL 70c k.rea. Bent Saats Si.jO alala. Wed..

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