The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1914, Page 6

TM TO BE ABOLISHED UNDER NEW PLAN McKay Approves the System, but Only for the Residen- tial Districts. A Modification of the fixed post sys- tem that will make 300 policemen) available for other duty, and a re- @etablishment of tho “line up” at) Meadquarters, are two of the most, ated.’ fmpertant changes on which the new police administration is working to- Commissioner McKay's plans of re- @rganisation were made public last Right, following the announcement of the appointment of John McClintock, @ retired army officer, as First Deputy Commissioner, Ie is aleo arranging @ new complaint bureau to insure ac- @uracy and promptness in handling complaints and preserving records of them. Commissioner McKay's policy, or that part of it ready for u trial now, was outlined in a letter to Mayor Mitchel. In his reply the Mayor in- @oreed all the suggestions, which will be carried out as rapidly as possible, fnd which include these five main items: Modification of the fixed post aye- en. Re-establishment of the “lineup” at Headquarters. Installation of an adequate sys- tem of handling complaints. Rearrangement of the duties of the Deputy Commissioners. Reorganization of the school of tecrutts. 14 ARRESTS IN A MONTH OF “GUN TOTERS.” Agnouncing the result of the activ. {ty against gunmen, Commisioner MeKay wrote in part: “During the month of January, 1914, qnd with particular reference to this Phase of activity, arrests have Seen THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, Ae Te the terri served in approai- only pale that served by Dotnet | 7 rs, pe fa, the, te in the vicinity oped. d property ot unfreaucnted | ( Bat Filty-firnt trent at to continue fixed ut street Intersections OB horth few biog juth thoroughfares at intervals of Sowe blocks within the territor shown by careful analysis 4 be ef. fictently served by such port | Me thinks thie will [Ade hina about 200 policemen for other work. WILL RESTORE THE “LINE UP" WITH CHANGES. Commissioner McKay continues . line-up of crooks at Pol Headquarters is unquestion: considerable value. Criminals shun ing a specific for bs portior amiilarity with thelr parsonal| ood. "hepe “ot on medicine is recommend that the lineup be | only of the entire detective force hog required to attend dally. The moral effect upon the criminal Pervious be practically as good, and the previous objections would be largely elimin- | reve neitinineiiieinanmas AMERICAN TRIES SUICIDE. | William Harrie Leaps From Chan- atone sar heat Riker: Heweman over hooplet telling of th js, and, climi the rail, Jumped into the Channel. of Nore. "evidence. He rescued by o1 The Store is opened at 9 A. M. B. Altman & Ca! Motoring Garments for Men, Women and Misses are shown, at moderate prices, in fabrics appropriate for the present seasan in town and country, and in lighter weight materials for wear at the Southern and Pacific Coast resorts. A large assortment of Motoring Accessories is also in stock, including Caps, Gloves, ‘Goggles, Motor Pillows, Motor Clocks, Limou- sine Cases, Imported Motor Robes, etc. {Fit Avewme, 24th aud 35th Airerts, Hem York, do nmnch on his ofte Any man will tell that the success of his ent breakfast depends on whether or not the coffee is good. Tee Se clive woncned lacking in character? Is it insipid and tasteless? Try Yuban. See what a full flavor coffee can have. Serve it in the er He will say, “This is real —you've found it at last.” YUBAN 1 mec police horse for many, dead tn be harness lant rok came to Fg ME ane Land elghth area, iv Lu With the civilised world anxiously srek rm iy ne ie As | eNOS RNRE a8 To Whom It May Concern Here te - iain statement of facts: salva are not to be compared with the Receivers’ Sale, because the latter hon bul ONE. paremoune abject The former have TWO. ‘The paramount object of the RECEIVERS’ SALE ts to raise cash. eae OBJECTS of ordinary snies arc to raise cash and to make ove Ate “0 Nara worth of emule marchandise of the well-i SIMPSON CRAWFORD. quality, algo at Receivers’ Bale prices. peciuis and compare ‘vith ‘others. rge Account Customer are kan to use their ec- To Get $18 to $30 OVERCOATS =. yon on bowed fo $3 Dutch Effect Curtains We will com me aa any window in your house with DUTCH EFFECT INS, as illustrated, for 81.44. This attractive Window Curtain Set comprises Voile Curtains Voile Yes \s Bi (44 93.00 indow, but nee of making curtains, as there or sewing to be done; just ee K yards, hemstitched drawnwork Scrims, in white, cream and Arabian colors; $6 inches wide, with double drawnwork insertions; ex- Dress Goods ie eae a Pose maya fs finish; at.. 55c rienseee | ‘Crepes, wo rene ~ “ies Wool Panama, Py Untied asf in 18 of the best color: ‘ Remnante, ‘of “AN” Wool poe oy D sy all others. Fim sed Veacy’ Drees m 22c} Ball- hearin, tareus Receivers’ Sale Hosier: Men's and Wome 25c Hose, full seamless, excellent quality, medium weigit cotton, lisle finiah; women's are in black and white, double garter top, sole, heel and pall Cee 8H te. 10; meals black colors; citer life 8 atyl decane te for Friday, $12.98 ee iho drop-head, ig = FREE.” lasared, fo 5 years. and 135.00 Library Suite, of 8 r ‘ine Spanish leather; the sofa is aduo- $ ‘ ny sf pope Eee plays Friday's attractive price. ‘89. 50 fold sofa bed, forms a three-quarter size en opened. Special Friday Attractions at the Receivers’ February Furniture Sale our magnificent stock bought especially for the Febevary | Sales at louse wi prices than we ‘he Receivers erigaally Intennied, Alon tbe voting Giospece Crawterd repulat socks a here Ath SoMa enh Senn ni A BRUARY 5, 1914, UNPSON AVE. 19° T020” "STREET. W. A. Marble and John S. Sheppard, Jr., as RECEIVERS Receivers’ Sale—Men’s Clothing To Gentlemen— crtlecment that ‘app aE petra tn Tenet an advertisement papers last Friday for We regard this, in mang respects, the most successful clothing nt ublished und Crawlord Co. PL Stipe! 9 5c raphic re, end Rares * Crawford Men’e Store Friday. The Sale Is Repeated Tomorrow Silk Petticoats Made of exoellent quali ine, latest m Reynard gral. ‘ 1. 53 Friday’s Great Receivers’ Sale of Women’s Dresses, ae Gowns & Coats Str meteor, in ightfel oe Seah nen as lye en lace; ie of net, reais, 2 in ooaal, and colors. Women’s $5. * sq. Ss to $7.50 \\e. job Dresses Every style in the assortment is smart, all are tastefully trim- med; excellent quality navy or black serge, also a few matelasse dresses at this — Toilet J Articles 350 Tor sarlot Casco, cretonne and satin, rubber lined, values Sic. O8e. and $1.85; at... 490 45c. Bottle Pure Extract Witch Hasel; quart bottle 2OC 50c. 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Values pRoees, . 0 pew we say pay the Receivers’ Furniture Furniture Sold Nee only are ¢ on the Club Plan they are part tact oe me jons the statement w Sale te by far A hapa most remarkable Furniture Sale New York has ever known, iisiieowyoreeeremane net ( Special Friday Attractions $3.00 Telephone T: inv Bosieh or faa oak: eee y's attractive pri | 95 *) 60 Brose bag Costurmeres bright or satin fin ‘eat tractive pi ioe: . - 95c Children’s $1.00 Arm Rock- ers, of maple, in n or natural Fah, woven apifat wea Friday's attractive price. SOC the latest models, bat’ adapted to the present ari tunics of double warp net and im silk chiffon, gciied Ki h dowels, crystal it beads ani Long ane a peal Pcholes $6.95. 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