The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1915, Page 7

al ALESSI ALBANY SUPPORT Sr tod Stinalaged ts Prominent Lestat Legislators Avow orga ‘Their Belief in the Principles ‘ of the Measure, only moe be ey IN COMMITTEES’ HANDS. lady or 2 od : eile - 3 3 State Commission’s Measure Favored and May Be Re- ported Out in a Week. iF : Eset 3 ri 2g. 5 ge mit if; z 1 Members of the New York State , then Commission on Relief for Widowed ixture re-, Mothers spent the day in Albany yes- eect terday discussing the forthcoming measure with members of the Ju-|Necesary to give the required ald in will diclary Committee in the Senate and | !ndigent widows with dependent chil- the Welfare Committee in the Lower | dren. House, where the bill is at present pending. vote ‘Tho bill that has the indorsement| been that it of the Commission, is the Mille- McCue Bill, which contains the rec. | 9#s! ommendations of the. commission after a year and a halt’s study of the subject in the United States and Bu- rope. Members of the Legislatute ful, give their views as follows: Speaker Sweet—The general feeling suocess- no reason why Walters behind. Broadway and 47th sireet. [We prodri’ y in the Smallest |] mons the legislators strongty favors | © 88 note by Principle 4 onthe ‘sta that contomplated, is a remedial piece legislation to correct abuses that have grown deplorable. I have gy A door 5 ad in m} ton alton Floy D. Hopkins, Chairman of the Welfare Commit- tee—We are very carefully consider- y posi Lenten ing the measures before us Cael red opinions I value. are all in sry ete pole accord with the Botnere * pension Bill, port the bil it wil gt I supported it last year and 1 ‘hail do oral meet ot with the ral the stanch su mppattass of the Mothers’ Le at tl esmtiyoas Alfred Smith—I can he ive ples. see o mosning aga! inst a ery athes gion bil. it is is aimmply Wy, eras. one; bly. these, we already, expen for ds r dependent sem! children who are, by t! a Toate charge upon the State and "00 aomentae Mra. Witten grantii funds direct) well as Mrs. iy the mother 40 take care of her children we save the money later on Corts’ committment bureaus. and) 9 courts, comm ent ureat ry other children's [Apap Sg catab- | I et lshments Sor aie we are fe now Day | pt ea vi |= % timately, gr ey a law of! economical value in the di wt i, fo! form of \y possessio! of the lat- whom I know peraonslly ta pote ret LOC BACH those who discussed the mibject ihe) 1 dey eres td of the As- and were the two ie as B. Tharn—I supported this matter last year, and Tahall be glad to fos the same big it comes up this ys I deem be one of the moat, umane bills inat has come before the State for con- sideration this year. I am confident that pane ine cuttie or no ob- | rolas, — rec- jection | to It, especially as _ eo carefully worked out || to a net sock ‘objections. | Senator Hill—I am Tneartily in ac- cord with the splendid principles of a child's pretaxs e bill. T have a bill at present in mittee, and there us two other similiar Sits ee my particular so-called aise a in this much needed Taaitation, trust that the committee will fin- ily recommend the bill that con- tains the fundam ental principles OReillen, reres Announcement .of Reraoval At the close of the present. season we shall remove to our new location, Fifth Avenue and 53d Street. Every article in our stock from the. most inexpensive to the most val- uable has been re-marked at further and final reductions to insure sale before Jemoval. Silver Fox Skins at the most favorable prices in the history of this house. These skins are raw and can be dressed and made up in three or four days. : 19 West 34th Street, New York PARIS MONTREAL LONDON ‘The first annual dinner of the Order Chevren—the Police Sergeants’ Extraordinary Sale Men’s High Grade Suits and Overcoats At a Remarkably Low Price For Garments of This Character $16.50 Usual prices $21.50 to @27.50 —Comprising— Hand-Tailored Suits stock and reduced for immediate clear. The Overcoats and double breasted box coats in a Midwinter Sale Men's Boots all leathers aand deeming ag oe ‘My. except ‘‘ on snd “‘Bench- pe oe “phan $3.65 ond $4.35 Usually $5.00 to $8.00 Boys’.and ‘‘Little Men's’’ Shoes Built to withstand the hardest wear. . Usually $3.50.......$3.75 Usually $3.00 $2.25 Street Floor Exceptional Values in Men’s Shirts Pajamas and Robes Nealign St Shirts } soft cuffs. Usually 91.50) O5C Mata Shirts asious materials, with soft or os tare $13.5 Silk ert Shirts Of satin broche and mercerised cloths; wi; pai] $ 7.8.5 pleated bosoms. Usually 62.50 Usually $8.50 & 0.00} $2.45 In plain colors; silk loops. Special is 95¢ Pajamas Of madras cloths and plain colored rer] $195 Pajamas Pajeme woven madras cloth; silk lope .| $1.65 Blanket Robes, $3.50 F $4.50 Street Floor 34th Street On Friday and Saturday. Especially Arranged Sale n’s Neckwear, Shi Gloves, Underwear, Hosiery, Sweaters and Ral 14 to % Less Than Regular Prices. Open-end Four-in-Hand Searfs in plain and fatiey colors.,.........5.8) Four-in-Hand Scarfs of Imported Neckwear Gilks;—figures and stripes. :. Negligee Shirts with soft French cuffs..s.sssssss Pajamas of Domet Flannel or Mercerized Materials Gloves of Gray: Mocha,—medium and: dark shades. Gloves of Pure Worsted in Gray or Heather Mixtures Sweater Coats in plain oolors,—rough or V necks medal 165 Ralncoats ot Priestley Gabardine fn Olive, Tan oe Gray) aby rs iaanete amber th 13.75 Remarkable Values MEN'S UNDERWEAR & MALP HOSE I. & More+ Wate Maio Underrarshits with hall fl ng sleeves; drawers in regular and stout lengths; broken elses. : 5c per garment, Sormsealy 0.80 Winter weight Merino Underwear,—natural color. scccccccoccsccccecccsacocces. 1.25 per garment, formecly 1.48 To close out,—Imported in Drawers in medium and heavy 900 dozen Half Hose,—Ligle Thread or Pure Silk in fancy colore.cies 0.05 35c pair, § pairs 1.00, vahse We pe ( By FEBRUARY FUR SALE’? The Remaining Stock of High Grade Pur Coats; Muffs and Neckpleces. % Less Than Regular Prices ®. Women’s Fur Coats Muffe and Mink Coats of dark Eastern Skins; full | Cross Fou Malls... .termety Crosse Fox Neckypleces bead «sg a Persian Lamb Coats “ Hudson Seal Coats. “ Caracul Coats..... PERREERE Oriental Rugs’ Averaging 3343% Less Than Regular Prices. Over 1,000 Small Oriental Rugs, Shirvan weaves; attractive colorings. values 10.50, 15.00 and 18,00 Persian Mossoul and Kurdistan Rugs,—over 800 to select from..7t 25.00 including Soeheien, Beletines: wae SO, 11.75 and 12.75 values 30.00 to 45.00, 19.50 and 542 Room-size Persian and Asia Minor Rugs,—extraordinary of sizes and colors, from a Mahal Carpet, 8.0x10.10 ft., value 125.00, at 78.00 to a Royal Palace Carpet, 16.4x23.8 ft., value 8,500.00, at Special educed,—Domestic Ru: 9x12 ft. Royal Wilton Rugs,—new patent Pasi 9x12 ft. Seamless Royal Axminster Rugs... 6x9 ft. Seamless Royal Axminster Rugs.. Gvorge Randoiph’ Chester “Get-Rich-Quick” Wallingford Series has Plas a new and thrilling phan Kp enti