The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1918, Page 8

ee en eee CAT PRILEGE SEEKERS ADVICE ON HEALTH BARRED BY LAN Sees. cuca COUNT SEEKS CITIZENSHIP. th] Anton Alfred Forswears Allegiance } t Only Medical Men Whose )| to Empror of Aasteia-Hangary. Sympathies Are With People Will Be Consulted on Plans, “When the question arises concern- ing the efficiency of the Health De-| | partment along medical lines,” Hylan to-day wrotd to Dr. Lee K Frankel of No. 1 Madison Avenue, “the advice of medical men will not|Partment, and it might be well for be sought whose sympathios are with the Milk Trust, the Insurance com- | panies, the @hell fish industries, the Meat Trust or any other combination that’ eecks special privilege the Health Department the advice of medical men whore} nent, which I consider the most I:n- sympathies are with the people, will be asked for and taken.” who| Dr. Frankel is connected with the are destrous of stopping the "inveati- The e et Ae Department of the Metro-|« n Life Insurance Company and|! is head of a Committes of Twenty {One chosen at a conference last Saturday to ask the Mayor to preve the crippling of the Health De ment. The conference was attended! by representatives of civic and social! a Naf irom nage written by the Mayor to ‘Dr mund 8. Goldwater, in which ho did not care to di Department Inwestiga officials under him who aro making one phase of their job Paragraphs in the Mayor's letter} "° to Dr. Frankel reads: | “You know better than any one|? Mayor|to see me some of make it necessary to ough investigation of the He alth De- you to convey your information to the less informed members of your committee, “Nothing you or any one on your! |° committee cam say will in any way |’ stop a thorough and far reaching in- |} vestigation of the Health Depart-| through However, portant department in the ci ty. “The attempt made by thc West Forty-second Street the inquiry have completed at least | To | Two Mh (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) agan o mi ited to Vien ordni« to din Ge nN meneratic truth fs known, | ts made alleging vto- |" w, blackmat!, graft, |, e the attention or medical men or the © of any commit- young nobleman de- was given at No. | York, and the Mna- ako. where he jen] | fe Thurn and f Disorderty amp Upton, of Camp Upton authori- Stern Brothers HE EVENING WORLD, da in th slead th Count of Thur and i of the oldent tities] If Parents with 1 entral ¥ n=} HH reference ntion service and », Am cost, is not red be n= || always easy, but we in- this morning and) Wil variably do it. 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These present marked price advantages Smartly Trimmed Hats in i; epenae choice of fashion- le shapes and colorings, at $5.50 and 6.95 Misses’ Smart Suits, - $34.75, 45.00 Of tricotine, checks and serges; in navy, black or tan; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Misses’ Matinee Frocks, $19.75, 27.50 Of white or flesh crepe de Chine and chiffon taffeta; many embroidered; 14, 16 and 18 yrs. 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Smart Outerwear for Small and Larger Girls ic ready, in large assortments, for the warmer days of Spring and early Summer. The trend toward simple, tasteful styles in dressing the young girl is clearly revealed in the charming modes displayed, all of which are developed in the fashionable fabrics of the season. in regular stock are Coats for ali occasions, at $15.00 to 85.00 Silk Frocks for afternoon, at 13.80 to 38.00 Colored Washable Frocks, at 3.75 to 16.50 (Girls’ Department, Second Floor) Thirty-fifth Street ' Blouses of individual types are a characteristic feature of the iarge assortments displayed in the Depart- ment on the Second Floor. Among them are blouses for every occasion, developed in crepe de Chine, Georgette crepe, linen and lingerie materials, variously priced at $5.50, $6.25, $10.50, $12.75 & $16.50. Complete Assortments of Summer Footwear for Girls, Boys and Little Children are now ready for selection in their respective Departments. 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