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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1915. CITY CANT ESCAPE WISRULE BY STATE, BROWN DECLARES Prendergast Agrees Only Cure Is Referendum to Revise Government System. “BND COUNTY LINES.” McAneny Says City will Take Steps Soon for Complete Charter Revision. Senator Elon R. Brown of Water- town, Republican majority leader and Chairman of the Legislative Com Or! mittee that is making an Investiga- tion of the finances and government of the city of New York, made the anmovncement at the close of the morning session of this committee to-fay that so far as hoe could see there was not going to be any solu- tion of the problem of mandatory Jagistation. Comptrolier Prendergast, who was on the stand, replied to this “A referendum to all the people is ‘the only way I sec.” “Tt is the heart of the home rule question,” said Senator Brown. “Yes. Settle that Heer ® HERALDIC RING With oddly formed Mono- stam, Family Crest, Insignia, ete, Set with Diamond and Birthstone. Solid 10carat Gold Said 14-carat Gold $12.50 ‘axe $15.00 $10.00 Menem $12.00 . $750 nen $9.50 Medium sod Small ast for Women _Seggesions Maled ree rs a) eS ames, one York —— ne STAMPED His id there is no Every Evening Until Christmas. CAMMEYER MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT 6™ AVE. AT\20™ ST. Comfortable to It,” worst ry logisla st offende the New Yor sin the Legistature.” the Comptroller declared. offenders, so far aa man- ed, the home rule, representa empt from thie criticiam.” ‘The bulk of the mandatory charges, the Comptroller said, was due to the offices. Ho added that he believed vise ita city departments, I favor a general re- of the power to fix all noon wession lease to the city salaries ex ficers, A general act such as i should be elty passed Jam sure {press the matter of charter revision fs soon ax possible.” stand at the opening of the session }he declared there In at present “too much tendency on the part of dis- satisfied persons to appeal to the Logisiature for action on matters which should ba of distinctly local concern.” He continued “[ think !t would be better if the clty were given exclusive Jurisdiction over matters of distinctly municipal concern. “[ never heard any good reason why county lines should not be wiped out, and I have studied the subject for six years, Nor do I see any necessity for separate borough gov- ernments, Senator Cullen—Do you believe that ail tho county affairs should be done away with in the separate boroughs? ‘The Comptroller—{ certainly do, T helieve there should be only ono y Clerk, ono Register and one r sioner of Jurors could be much more economically ad- and county governments, Mr. Prendergast explained that he | felt that the borough governme nis were uniformly goo and improving. “Il am not eritic ne them as to conduct, but I am sure the people could. got just as good resulus with- out having to bear the tremendously heavy overhead charges.” The first subject taken up by the Comptrolier wan the sino of Board of Education “A board of five or seven paid mombers would be more effective than forty-six, I believe,” he said. “phe board now i too unwieldy. } “The present syste:: do. not work out, A few membera become respon- gible for all the work that is done, The board members are not men of jeisure. They must give attention to their own business, and when you consider that forty million of dollars late to be disbursc | by suoh a board, I think you will agree there should be a change, say, to a small paid board. “Fault has been found with the present Public Service Commission as a small paid board whic h has do- terlorated, But there is no analogy between that board and the Puplic Service Board, There have been Pub- Me Service Boards which were not the criticized. . The Comptrolier—in size, the Edu- rs coreg uve ON A SHOE Arm Chair—His Smolin Men's Black and Tan Kid Opera Slippers. . é Men's Black and Tan Fine SSS SSS Cammeyer has marked at Lamb's wool soles [raseann TA Jacket—His Favorite Pipe and His House Slippers For Christmas! Men's Tan Alligator Opera Slippers.........000055 Kid Faust Slippers, Kid Lined............5555+ Men's Black and Tan Kid Romeos.... .. Men's Grey Felt Comfy Slippers—Special........ variety of Men's Kid Cavalier, Romeo and Faust Slippers— Felt Romeos and Slippers—C Santa Claus is here to stay until Christmas with Presents for Boys and Giris. li TE STOR A GATTO 901 .. $1.25, $1.75 & $2.25 . $2.50 $1.50 & $2.25 . $1.00 very Special Prices a splendid olored Worsted Slippers with CLAUS When the Comptroller took the! The city | ministered if there were no borough | RAISE FIRST $199,909 cation Board in New Yor than that working In any \ in the country. Chicago has tw *, San Francince ree, Boston, Seatt have five members |more has nine | Bourd of Education and the county | Charter, but was taken out the city should be empowered to r- | TEACHER DIES U UNDER KNIFE. copt thowe of elective of- | the | government will] ried, a Ke n I was mat of fifty-five, to Misa! soon | Resale Me sa teacher’ In the! jai) Yonkers High School ys The tendency is toward compara-|(4yyence Mackay Senator Lockwood—"What about! tively small boards Give Mayors who accepted these! Shoriff-elect Smith—What would] ff § Harkness §%,000—D bi you think of a system such as the | r | ‘ The Comptroller "They are not ex- State has, a paid Co ner f Crampton Denies Militarism Education and a smell ur Ike the Hoard of Regent The Comptrolier—I think {1 woull be an improvement. It has been con- | sidered and was in the Gaynor| {cash and subse an eight-day eamp: ro the full & “A charter revision Is the one thing| F, a. Cook ets WA Which can straighten out our troubles," declared President Me- Le al when he took the atand at the after \tn the Sonera High Slo. Ward Crampton gircha hi early to-day In St. Jo! pphent oh ry elon eee " ri b0G BITES Bors IN “SCHOOL. | tw the int Francis Cahfl of No. 74 Hayward Street, a fourteen-year-old pupil in the parochial achool of the Church of t Holy Nar Street, bulldog which had’ classroom to-lay, the boy, Dit his lee from hin foot Fineon Arian of No. MAKING ITA an BAY From the 1 ca wiet | oany . ta matte: tim fix nh} sure. engaged to ny him you are secre yard and ale BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Have Arranged a Very Important Sale of Suits For Women and Misses About 285 Suits taken from the regular stock. This season's most fashionable models in Broadcloth, Whipcord and Gabardine; braid, velvet or fur trimmed. Actual Values to 35.00 15.00 Very Special Sale of Fashionable Winter Coats For Women and Misses An unusual variety of attractive and stylish Coats of Zibeline, Cheviot Tweeds and Mixtures. Included are a great many models with fur trimmed collars, warmly lined and interlined throughout. Exceptional Values at 15.00 Will Close Out Tomorrow Remainder of Our Special Purchase of Smart Silk Dresses Por Women and Misses Fashionable models of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Serge; also Serge, combined with Georgette Crepe, Taffeta and Satin; includingmanyhigh-classeveninggowns. Actual Values to 25.00 10.75 No ©. 0. D. No Approval Important Sale Friday Girls’ Winter Coats Sizes 4 to 10 Yrs, Taken from our regular stock of Broadcloths, Wool Plushes, Zibelines, Checks, Diagonals, Velyets and Corduroys, handsomely trim- med with Beaver, Skunk or Velvet. Formerly Priced to 12.75 6.75 $300 at BOY SCOUTS CAMPAIGN id Dr on proponr It for you." * ‘|Very Best Creamery Butter, ». tly | Saiita Claus of the ‘Table with 258 Stores .-¢ Markets ; Filled with the Most Appetizing Ri FO ODS ann BEVERAGES y Quality to Please the Most Exacting Variety to Suit Every Taste Prices the Lowest in America ‘ONOMY js ever our watchword—the greatest vi alue for the least money. James Butler Stores are handy to almost every home, Our service is efficient and courteous—intent on giv: ing rfect satisfaction to every patron. Deliveries are prompt and free of charge. Housekeepers will favor us and benefit themselves by ordering this week, as far as possible, for delivery before the last few days of the Christmas rush. Here are some of our Holiday Specials, among many others, you will find by going to the nearest store: down to the sensationally low figure of 81c a pound, Why pay more? Eggs, Very choicest first quality storage, [I tor 25° The New Canned Goods—Unde ‘rpriced, Park HUI Br: ‘ ih Selected from the best of the whole season’s egg production Peaches, Re Porrin ein ce ee Clings, in syrup; large 46 can. Eggs, Kast Vi lew New Laid; eve! ry eRe stric sa bee only » Bie Peaches, 15° Although the market continues to advance, we still hold the price fornia Yellow Essie Brand, in sealed carton; dozen Clings, in tie Sugal pape’ Essie Bra Bacon, °°," these al ap th sche " 19¢| | Tomatoes, * extra large cant, 93 Essie Brand; i Milk, CREAM; talline 6 Apples, (niin. seve Grape Fruit, (ries: isin ie iris ewe Be Porto Rico Oranges, ‘f° 15¢ Florida Oranges, (jel; Seen!" ZH 9 tree-ripened; dozen Pride of St. Louis Flour Superlative XXXX—Best for ay “ag and Pastry 26" 9-lb, 79¢| Half 40¢ | T-lb. 8)5-lb, 13¢ Bag Hag Bag Bag green; deliciou Peas, Peas, vaicuic; nah aed “ 10¢ Pe@ ag, cboice tary suncs.in large cans, ea 7 3B cans VOC Spinach, Green, fresh-packed; full flavored and free from 9 grit; large can Pumpkin New Si State Dry Pack; makes the finest 9 pies; large can wed Junes, gree "i Fruits, Nuts and Holiday Specials Prunes, sven stot hee ee LOS Seeded Raisins, *y. (2° 106... 8¢ T dy rita ons choles package sen 1. Ze Ig meat; package. . Figs, New arrivals; rich flav Sred Layers phokege 11. . 5e Washed Figs. Selected fruit, in boxes, each 10¢ ij ; New Mixed Nuts, All sound and sweet, Ib. J4e New Walnuts, Sound and full of meat, Ib. '7¢ Citron Peel, Fancy Glace; bright Leghorn, 1b. J 'Z€ Orange & Lemon Peel, tis" 15¢ Jelly Powder, Biv Rison; torte tut ava 5 Bromangelon,™ famous Jelly Powder,pkg. | Je Mince Meat, Bue ribdon eee c pkgs. 25 Marmalade. Pink's imported; stone jar 15¢ Plum Pudding, tii, ou. 41¢5 1 Two Palate-Pleasing Appetizers. Liberty Catsup, in botties, each. LO® & 5° Peerless Catsup, ®"""15¢ & 10¢ . & Table Salt, eyecare ie SS ————————— Each = Table Salt, Puritan Brand, 2-lb. pkg. Cc Seasonabl: Cereals and Sweetenings. Aunt Nanna’s Pancake Flour,).10¢ Buckwheat, Blue Ribbon Prepared, large pkg. 10¢ Prepared Flour, ttc priuie............. 10¢ Blue Ribbon Syrup, can Peerless Molasses, can. Strained Honey, 15°, 10°, Farina, Blue Ribbon, large package........ Tapioca, Blue Ribbon, large package Corn Starch, Peerless, large package... . Corn Meal, «inf At All 35 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets. Roasting Chicken, fii... 24¢ Prime Rib Roast Beef ib, 18¢ Sirloin Steak, », 18¢ Fresh-made Sausage b., LGC Fresh Fish, 0 and Herring. «sos see0sesse », Re Fresh Oysters, vrai: 10¢ the shell; dozen... ......0.065 eee ——_—_—— At All 137 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores Guinness’s Stout, ‘i. $1.30; oi 90° Bass Pale Ale, {ct.. $1.45; Sit $1 Allowance of 15¢ per dozen bottles and L0€ per dosen splits for empties. French Cognac, ®ii:' Apricot Cordial, ‘ci. Princeton Cocktails, Pure, bottle... 5¢ sc 8c yellow or white: 3-Ib. gc Prime cuts from city dressed beef Bedford Sweet Chocolate, ck Matches Large box of “Sunrays”’... . Talcum Powder, Velveta Brand, box Toilet Paper, in large rolls....... Useful Gifts for the Housewife Kitchen Set, 3:7 cies, Canisters, Four Gilt, White dozen dozen bottles, splits, Sugar, Coffee and rs w acre a-glucan et Battles ve Oven-Fresh from the National Biscuit Co. 69¢ artinis bottle... Nabiscoes and Anolas, in 10c tins Butler’s Malt Whiskey, 2-"t%:: 69¢| |Social Teas »» Saltines, "=|" The Four Best Coffees From Which to Make Your Christmas Selections Essie Coffee, visits pasee."".2""." 35¢|/Butler Special Blend, &...%:ii"." 25e 30 Qat Stamps with each 1-lb. package Essie coffee, 10 ZA" Stamps with each pound of 25c coffee. in the Bean or Ground Fine Old Plantation, i" """""""""" 30¢/Maracaibo & Santos, (:..'.""." 19¢ 20 Yat Stamps with each pound of 80c coffee. 5 OAC Stamps with each pound of 19¢ coffee. What More Gratifying Gift Than 5 Lbs. of Butler’s Unmatchable Coffees? Qn Stamps Given except with Butter, Eggs, Flour and Sugar. Orders Promptly Delivered FREE, except: Mail Orders by Express, Parcel Post or Freight. A seven-time World Want works all the week, Order one to-day and prosper.

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