The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 7

ee ereueenn Se LEGISLATURE TO CONSIDER MILK SERVICE COMMISSION, FAVORED BY EVENING WORLD THE EVEN HALF A BRICK IS BETTER THAN BOMB ivate Michael Feene . Jersey, Reverted to Primeval Method to Rout Foe. Private Michael J. Feeney of Bay- onne, N. J. member of Company G, J 114th Infantry, 29th Division, with| his “buddy” named Brady, put a Ger- ING WORLD, ) bunkie were occupying. the an adjoining hole, pulling his bunkic with him. But he couldn't save his equipment, His rifle was ruined. ‘There were no grenades, so Feeney, gathering a handful of stones, stor up in plain view and threw rocks a the eenmy a few yards away. he | Germans evidently thinking they were | grenades, beat a hasty retreat.” _- WHISKEY HIDDEN IN LIME. man squad to flight in the heavy St.| Cleveland Denter Accused of Violating Mihiel fighting with only a handful of Dry Law. eee ere stones. His Licutenant, T. J. B, Lang] CLEVELAND, Jan. 29.—Discovery sso alls tt , of whiskey under bulk limé < fare is at stake will not object to | Of Jersey City, tells the story a ; Measure Backed b by House-| a’purthat will protect him from “Phe Germans evidently had deter-| Sel lely ve Welimal ceineniticg ives’ Associatic “onie confiscation of property, since, if | mined to bomb the Americana fi Ug nig wives’ Association to Come | fe" onty seeks a just return, he | pee) sie wold” eed tilt Up in Few Days. PAIS AU Li LS lH tle ey “There is no more reason why the urately 8 : } pric ca ide or the price GOV. SMITH IS FOR IT.|{ ricity should be set. by Pl y than such ac pe neces . ‘ milk. This principle has been Now Partisan Body W ith | spheld through all the courts, No| . seus need go into a busilness’ that Price Fixing Powers the becomes of such @ public necessity € | but the basic Jaw holds that if he does | such Only Remedy in Sight. suet | go into subject lat th important pro as far back as ley milk invest B, Cole A By Sophie Irene Loeb. RSpecial Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 29.—A bill on for disouss| hat a consumer Housewives’ Pre H lng] Offered for The Post OM the Th intro- duced in the Block introduced it in the House) an other similar p fixing bill has been | “ introduced by or C Q There is now a definite feeling in the | | Legislature that a public mission, with pub authority created by thely Legislature consumer |1 may look for just prices, mus ; tablished In intervi Jation to the T plan was presented to him, 1 was an|accorting to an A comm: o which t would solve lilk question. He said | believe that such a bill ought to pass, | amconvinced more than ever that the milk business is now clothed with such a public use that it is just as important, if not more so, than present public utili- ties. This commission could that @ proper and just pri paid by the consumer, to say nothing of what such a commis- sion, with sufficient power, could do to secure increased production and proper distribution. m in favor of such a bill, It ainly in line with the pro ve spirit of the times that the consumer be protected in what he pays for such a common necessity, and at the same time to create a public body to look into every phase of the industry in Order to safeguard the rights of ail concerned 1am not in favor of creating fnew machinery and large com- missions with the attending and unnecessary expense to the State. It seems to me that it might be well to choose members from two or three existing State aqencies who would be charged with this matter, PROPOSED BILL SAVES MACHIN- ERY AND EXPE Th bi w York ag (Mor WOULD PROVIDE A MARKET FOR THE FARMER ommission as proposed cessarily have to take ideration the importance ased production and to encourage it. Further, there is no reason why the fertile and ex The T AIR MAIL_AT NEWARK. Postal Officinix to Inapect Tract vinal of the aerial m pe of post O @ business he must be! er regulation and price ion has been long ad- e one solution to this blem, and was urged 1909 during the O'Mal gation, of which J Attorne: Mr Firth AVENUE Haste D 1 serv announcemer office officials, s B. Corridon, Chief -PROHI | Prohibition Prices are advanci PARK & Franklin Simon a Co. A Store of Individual Sh PEARLS DIAMONDS CLocks WATCHES TIFFANY &.CO. & 37 STREET JEWELRY SILVER CHINA STATIONERY BITION | Is Now Here After a very few months no Wines or Liquors can be sold, ng rapidly and our stock is fast depleting. If you desire quality and price we can serve you now. TILFORD © ops Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Will Close Out— THURSDAY A Limited Number of NO CREDITS 82 Silk or Serge Gowns Women's Gowns of satin or satin com- ined with Georgette crepe, also men's ear serge gowns, 80 Silk or Serge Gowns Women's Dressy Gowns of Georgette crepe, satin or serge; also a few chiffon velvet gowns. WOMEN'S GOWN SHOP—Third Women’s Silk or Serge Gowns NO EXCHANGES 15.00 Heretofore $25.00 to $39.50 25.00 Heretofore $49.50 to 879.50 Floor TAL Advertising printed in The New World during 1918: | ing @ d Sun ay Edition, On y) w 12 Columns IMES TOTAL during same period Was The World s of New > made to This ist produce RIN iRRCle Uemditne the ’ l 5 Beh ihe arscuaae wate nine. (1 . olumns ever pri weuld be no question shout this. ‘Certainly the distributer whose business reaches such enormous proportions that the public wel- | Le 8 than The World (Morn gain ove: Greatest Advertising Record on Earth! Printed During the Year 1918 2,038,411 Ads. he greatest number of ads. nted in. the period ewspaper anywhere, and « r last year of 210,712. same ing and Sanday World Only) WEDNESDAY, Feeney saw coming and jumped inte JANUAKY 49, Luly, Lord & lavlor FIFTH AVENUE 38th Street 39th Street The Surplus Stock of a Noted Manufacturer of Women’s Fur Collared Coats Offered Tomorrow at Less Than Early Season Wholesale Cost $29.50 Three New Smart Models All Wool Shaw! and Muffler Collars of Taupe Nutria, Velour Nutria Cloth and in Fashionable Shades French Seal (dyed coney) One of the most remarkable Coat offerings of the season, made possible by the purchase of a leading manufacturer's entire surplus stock. 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