The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1913, Page 11

CATY HOME RULE URGED IN WAGNER POLICE REPORT: en Would Let New York Decide Sunday Saloon Question for Itself, MAYOR'S PLAN FAVORED “Welfare Department” to En- force Laws Relating to Gam- bling and Social Evil. Home rule for New York City is the ‘keynote of the report of the Wacner committee on remedial police legislation, ‘which will be presented to the Legisia- ture to-night. The committee spent sev- eral days here investigating conditions, and makes three radical and many t@inor recommendations. Te does not touch directly on the ques- of women police, but its recom- mendations in regard to a welfare com- mission leaves the board free to employ ‘them if #t desires. The recommendations orieny 1, The amendment of paragraph 90 of the Liquor Tax law #0 as to permit the local authorities of the eity of New York to determine ‘whether, and under what conditions, Mquor may be sold on Sunday. 2. The enactment of such legisia- tion as will remove from the Police Department of the city of New York the responsibility for the enforcement ef the laws relating to gambling, die erderly houses and kindred vices. 3. The creation in the city of New York of a Department of Public Wel- fare, the head of which shall be a Board of Public Welfare, to consist of seven members, appointed by the Mayor from nominations to be made by certain philanthropic, charitable and civic organizations to be specified, to have the jurisdiction of and re @ponsibility for the enforcement of lawe relating to gambling, disorderly Bouses and kindred vices, 4. The enactment of such laws as Will recognize the principle of home rule, so as to enable the local author- ities of the city of New York to en- act modifications of the existing laws! relating to the organization, admin- “Matration and control of its Police | Department without legislative in- terference. “NO DOUBT AS TO CAUSE OF POLICE EVILS.” In setting forth the reasons for ite conclusions’ the committee declares that “while there was divergence of opinion among ‘those heard by us as to the rem- .edy, there was accord as to the source of the lamentable ‘conditions. found in the obligation of a policeman to treat as a crime that which neither he nor the majority of his fellow citi- fens considers to be criminal, and to en- force laws which are not in substantial accord with his or their beliefs and hab- te of life.” “We deem it worthy of especial note that among all the witnesses relating to the should be chi ale CITY OFFICIALS BEST ABLE TO DEAL WITH MATTER. alr and good food are nec suffering from lun, more is needed “Gentlemen:—in December, A March, 1009, I wae taken with hem rhages of the lungs which confined me sev. left me very weak and I coughed at nights and could not sleep. My appetite also failed e to mo West. “In November I started for Denver, Col, After my arrival Iemet Brod This is “National Canned-foods Week”’ —Just the time to ask your grocer what he knows about Campbell’s Tomato » Soup. He will tell you that among all the standard canned Campbell’s Tomato foremost example of purity and whole- someness. He will tell you that this Soup is made of the choicest and that it is models of pl Pp t. Ask him about it today. 5 O [De a can repared in kitchens that are liness; where no child- labor is employed; and where the leading rts of the world devote all their to preparing a faultless, nourishing, TOMATO. foods of America Soup stands out as a materials obtainable; UP Dock for the red-and-white label te THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARKO 81, 1918. a member of the Ballet of Flowers, the bride of this latest romance. They were married on Saturday by Alder Smith at the City Hall. Saturday night the only honeymoon they qill know titi after the Hippodrome closes was cele- brated at the Mother Goose Ball, given by the Hippodrome employees at Palm Garden. “We met wpon the stage, between waits,” said Diers to-day. “It was @ case of love at frat sight, I guess, but we kept our sécret and few of our ends knew till we told them at t! | aldo of police administration, rereis-(CUPID SHOOTS 166TH DART iaoare:” sanarement ten te We Bee-| BEHIND HIPPODROME WINGS. a0 committee then suggests these} changes in the law relating to police management: “1. The grade of inspector should be abolished. “2. There should be ne limitation of the number of deputy commissioners. ‘@. The administration of the finances of the Police Department ehoula be eogregated. “4. The inspection of botlers should be removed from the Police Depart. ment.” Clown Dippy Diers and Florence Althorpe of Flower Ballet His Victims. ‘The 166th wedding tn the histery of the Hippodrome has been celebrated, and there te talk of installing an adding Machine to facilitate the work ‘of the Man whose business it is to keep track of these happenings. “Dippy” Diers, ths clown who sltslin the spring. upon a pyramid of swaying tables, is! the German shipbuilding the bridegroom and Florence Ailthorpe, mame. e bride's home ts if Birtningham, e England, ai World Wants Work Wonders. TO KILL TWO, VETOES BILL. Had Nevada Gov heartily approving the mei Oddie found himself murderers may elect shot or hanged. The law by the Legislature provides | IS YOUR SKIN YOUNG? yOu &e, young. Even if thes s dictate rs reone VELOGEN ful appearance, and Ni wen more beautiful color seeveaiaiaeiad pink cheeks. Velogen, ki Sinparting RBNO, Nev., March 31, — Although te, Gov, ven to the neces- pital iter than ber! bnew Te the Lasbnet Your bern Shoes Broken sizes in Patrician Shoes, sizes 24 to 4%. This lot includes many extra fine sample shoes; regularly $3.50 and $4.00, Clearance Sale Price. . “in 825 approval, no telephone or taal orders accepted. *t buy more than you are sure you will want to keep and be entirely satisfied with. We want every one ta be pleased, to insure clean, complete stocks to begin the new month. * and willingly take our losses in order Millinery Misses’ and — Suits and From our Tailored Hat Department Mt thos! picked Juniors’ $19.75 Suits, ore and 8 piece models, about £50 Hates that have been mark: ts high 02 $0.50. Clearence Sele Pree” $2.00 Pretty trimmed: dee 18 to Miseea ‘$18.75 Dresses of wool (@ Second Fleer. only one or two of s kind; sau ttle cise Sale Price. In our Untrimmed Hat Department we Lh selected tin Duchesse Hats, in many colorings and to8f.48, Clearance Sale Price 98 c Roses, 6 in cluster; all new color- e; values u ich Odds and ade. i fancy feathers a Clearance Sale Pri Silver Chip and other Straw Brai to the piece; Clearance Sale Price. Price. . Girls’ 94.00 Wi in prettily ai! paly ad slightly mussed. Clear- Girls ag, i in all iddy Blouses, in sises. Clearance Sale 31.50 Lisi 79. Women’s Coats Acollection of the season's newest models, elegantly tailored and perfect fitting. Some have Crabs long Tuxedo collars of satin or silk m Ch ae collars and belted back; Cord, ai per and unusual Mixtures. Regu- larly lary Sua, 6 t) Remnants of Silks The weaves in these lots are the most wanted; the lengths are sufficient for children’s dresses; many con- tain enough goods for ladies’ costumes, i he matched in large enough lengths ilks, carton he Popli Nay ai Paice 60. Clear- ‘1 Neck Fi Turnover Embroidered Linen C linen. Odd lots and somewhat ‘harmeuse, meteors, sa! black vailks of Gifferent descript up to $8.50, Clearance Sale 3 @ few in plain soiled; most all gigess also sepsis a embsoidered and lace rant watecdered, Megulctiy. sabes te colored em! let y to i Whi Henriettas, | | 5c. Clearance Sele Price... ss IT [egies ees meee Rens | | He“ Oleane ae ei | oe B heres up to 85c; Clearance Sal 350 Sample Nackean in in shephod Checks, Homepucs, Fancy Buiiags Bost tba "Somes ilamuned;” on an cane Values up toe 25; Cleareee tule Pre st 5S cemvlat | pales Me values uj learance Sal 4 | Broadcloth, French ‘Serges, Manish Suitings, Plaig We, Clearance Sale Prien at Sie, Son 1Zic | core, Henriettas, Prunellas, Cream Serges, AS og up to wee) Clearance Muslin Underwear Corset Covers, Drawers and Chemises, slightly tolled; 76e value, Clearance Sale Price... 33.c Gowns, Corset Covers, Drawers and cot all mussed; not all sizes in every lot; $1 value. Clearance Sale Price ..... i our $1.75 much handled Gowns, ‘8 Chamois Gloves, natural color, both prix seam and pique sewn, soiled and broken regularly $1.00 _ Gear . 59c ; mous 29c¢ 81.29 coal 19c Main Floor. qeetaire style; chamoi: alte regular, 0c. Cl Sale Price White Glace Kid Gloves, for Pre size assortments. Clearance je Price. Two-Clasp Milanese Lisle Gloves, bese) larly 60¢. Clearance Sale Price.. Our entire stock of regular 95. Undermuslins that are soiled. Clearance Sale Price Mo haes ce $3. 25 Pate that cel ronuariy from $7:60t0) ees te that sell regularly from 87. $10.08. Clearance Sale Price. “cae BA: 4.95 Lace Remnants 8, Allovers, Plain Chiffons, Novelty ¢ Laces, Shadow Laces, Filet Laces, ovelty Laces, Cluny Laces; regularly Fy 98c Ae yard, a) nce Sale Price, ied 5,9, 18 cand 29c¢ Odd Pie andsome Bulgarian and Jet Beaded Net, ason’s importation, actual values $7.50 a yard. Clearance it bs that were priced at 39c a ry jeared away. Clearance Sale Price, per Children’s Coats Smart box and low belted models; single and double breasted; made of fine firm serge that we two-tone mixtures in ten and gray, cheviots and shep- herd checks, black and white. Well tailored and finished with pretty sailor or abawl collar: and broad revera of contrasting ma’ witb silk pipings, buttons and braid ears egularly 96.25. Clearance Sale Garnitures and Trimmings ted Bands and Trimmings, in Embroidered and ended effects; formerly priced up to $5.00 » yard. Clearance Sale Prices, 5e, 49e, 89e an $1.69 Dress Garnitures of rious desirable ight and dark color effects; embroidered and be iy 10c repularl Clearance Sale Price: pervarl, Sc &&F Matin Fleer. Inn I8}gc to 2c. Imported merly priced up ta Tbe per yard. Sale Prices; at.......+.0eeeeeee thus assuriny are ideal for Lox, Spool ver} sizes in lot; Embroidery Remnants The most desirable styles and useful lengths; skirtings, flouncings, waistings, bands, all-overs, edgings, : double edge bands, colored embroideries and. in: in mony doxtrably rertions, Formerly 10c to 76c » yard, Clearance guile ce soaks! Sani Clearance Prov... 350,80, 12cad19c Odd Pieces of Embroidery Bandings in widths up to 6 inches; beautiful eyelet and French designs for waist c gar Main Floor. and dreay trimmings regularly Ie to be & Clearance Sale Pri (Fall a Table Cloths ee, odd re of Embroid inate ightly soiled, but perfect. Made by the most fa- mous Irish and Scotch manufactui satin damask; any desired length long. F ‘able Cloths, pure linen and openwork and close patterns on shecr materials; ie nen ad values 3c to 50c a yurd. Clearance Sale Price; yard. ce |». long, regularly $1.85, at $1.25 50 Table Cloths, ¥ yds. long, regularly $2.06, at $1.95 80 Table Cloths,2 yds. long, regularly 83.50, at $2.28 35 Tab Cloths, 2)4 yds. long, wogulerly He 95 to 86.95, a earMain Flor, 60 dozen of all leading brands, including C-B, American fady, R. & G. end W. & B. Up-to-dat lect fit- Ung corsets. Not all sizes tn every a i but all camel the lot. One day only. Sizes in all, 18 to 29; orders. None ©. 0. D. Values ie 00, Clearance Sale Price ced 1.29 1eTeulec othe, $1, yds. long, reg 6 Table Cloths, 4 — yds. long, regularly 10 Table Cloths, 2343214 yds. long, lene! £2 Main Floor, $5.95, at$3.95 =: Sania Onan S' IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER: TO-MORROW---THE MONTHLY CLEARANCE SALE A sale that eliminates every piece of merchandise which does not form oddments, remnants, samples and depleted lines of every kind—accumulated during the month just closed. Every sale at these prices must be final. No goods exchanged or credited, none sent C. O. D. or on a Se Sy ae nee ies Oe one Etchings, Pastels 839.50 to 63.98, Popular Framed. Odds and Bade; rogulacly 190.0004. ae Vourth Flee, of a complete line—all Silk and Chiffon Blouses Only just two and three of » kind left. One lot con. sists of White Silk Waists; one lot of dark colored silk waists and few chffons in white and dark [thos Sandwich Flavec, Wetea Bier Dishes th Plates. Silver D Syrup Pitchers colors; rly $5.00 and ted, beautiful pierced and Clearance Sale Price Wa dares seen tsneses :. $2.98 Ps 00 val value, Tiacees ete poy 81.85 Handsome Lingerie and Tailored Blouses; some are | 161.50 Car' wr 8 plese, hy slightly soiled and some perfectly fresh; all are stag han Clearance Sale Price...... ‘ c Wael og ete 7 (ie ‘i igh Coasters, pierced ere. border, vided int wo centre, Clearance Sale Prices........ SYcrwoS1 48 Sale Price 19 ond Vioor. Individual Bon Bon Dishes, Silver Plated, esigns, some with base and {i 3 £8e 14 Kimonos and Dressing Sacques Vale. Gilenee Bete Fries). 305+ PRE Persian Flannelette Kimonos; light weight, Empire effect, and effectively trimmed, dark shades; regularly $1.25, at............... Dressing Sacques in Dresden patterns of flannelette, made with Lohnet @ very pretty low neck model and very jorit crore regularly $1.25; Sele Price 69c ressing Sacques, of Persian design, flannel saad regularly baad Clearance Sale Price.. 4 45¢ 4 b coloring in white, bow and sashes; siery for Men, Women 2! and Children Women's Boot Silk Hose, double garter top; rein- forced soles, heels and toes; regularly 50¢; Clearance Sale Price...... Women's fine lide rene ‘or cotton Hose; ieguany 100 apd 252: Jearamge Bale Furnishings Slightly soiled Negligee Shi ee, col rae and re ance Sale Price. Men's Fine’ Cotton or’ Lisle’ Hail ‘Hose: pisin ‘and fancy; reinforced soles, hecls.and toes; regu- larly 1c and 8he » put; Clearance Sale Price 10c Men's ‘Black. Silk Half Hove; reinforced soles c Many cred ba of neckwear for predominates, byt other styles; blue, lavender, and others; regul heels and toes; regularly 19¢ a pair; Clear- ance Sale Price...........5..065 ; Remnants of Wash Goods Voiles, Silk and Cotton Mixtures, Lawns, Foulard, et ularly 16c and 19¢ @ y Clearance Sule Price. . ‘ rade cotton Poulard mapy sitractive des mere with stones: 750 pretty desigus, mony. wet “al ip finish; in ’ values. Clearance colorings; regularly 38c yard. ance Sale Price...... An White Goods 76 odd pieces of fine white embroidered Swiss, in fancy figures and dots; regularly 80c to 75c per ip Clearance Sale Price Stationery and Books Cabinet, 50 sheets, 50 Envelo : c Clearance Sale Price, riety of styles; fine and i regularly Se. ‘yard. ‘Clearance Sale Price '18c¢ : jow Stripe \ oles; 40 inches wide; arance Sule Py Hibs 1 2 fy Main Floor, Odd Lots Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs for Men and W wi Initials: Plain Irieh nich cole ored bord “ae Wie juster Rugs. From the Rich Oriental eee 1 it etibles alae dia "$18.49 $12.49 5 10-Wire Vay vestry att Df Anex- Mice’, $13.49 yarn; for Dintay Clearance 3: le Motor ing Cups, nit of pattorny "s Bags: 5 5 Cases, Hand F Autograph Aibans, 1.49 vale: Clear Sip ve seul specially large variety made, laid 84c Hrushes, interest « 25c of patteras; regularly $1.1 Pienle nad lined; Clearance Sale } Thermo Oilcloths 50c 2,009 yards Sampson's Heavy Oile Bi | Teurance w Bexs, vee Music ani rs of summer hotels, eb Hand Bags, Col Bets, r Boxes, Post Card A Military Brush Sets, value $1.50; Clearance bums, Albums, regularly #2 Se Dinner Plates, Breakfast Plates, Tea Plates, Plates, Eyg Cups, Oatmeals, Bread-and-Butter Plates, Bruit Saucers; values to 10e. Clear- ance Lay i 4 Cc Sugar Bow neovere Vegetable b Bowls, Jugs, Pickle _ 200 Curtain Remnants atutt Clearance Goblets, Glasses, Sher! and handle: Clearance Sale Price, 6 for , Fancy Table China Bread and Butter Plates, 256 rance Sale Pr China Tea Plates, 45¢ Clearance Sale Price, at Sugar and Cream Sel Clearance Sale Price others Arabian a pair, Clearance + 300 Half Pairs L lozeny of varie ous styles 45 tc yards long; White Clearance Sale Price, By to 39¢ 150 Tapestry Remnants Figured and Striped Tapestry int to8 yard pieces fo ipches wide, perfectly reversibl larly 600 yard; Clearance Sale Price, ce, gard 1S - 1S¢