The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 5

COURT DEBION UPHOLDS TEN-SENT | q -FARESINYONKERS Just men i viny Nene. “The richest gold the deep- est lies. S’truth, Good Sir —the rhymster minded him if of a certain cigarette when h | he limned that line! It’s , the richest private brand j you ever smoked—and there’s only one way to get it—just mention my name’’— TWENTY FOR 17c { a] | action in charging 10 cent fares on its lines here, according to a decision Decides Mandamus Proceed- ings Instead of Injunction Should Have Been Instituted. YONKERS, May 2%.—The Yonkers Railroad Company is sustained in its filel by Supreme Court Justice Morschauser in White Plains to-day. Suit was brought recently by Henry Koster, a taxpayer, of No, 115 Locust Hill Avenue, for a permanent injunc- tion compelling the Yonkers Railroad Company to carry out the provisions of its franchise, instéad of a 10 and 15 cent fare on its lines. Mayor Will- jam J. Wallin of Yonkers was made a codefendant in the injunction pro- ceedings. ‘The logal battle over the car fare hinged on the construction of Section No. 37 of the second class cities’ law. Under this section the city had to get elght votes to get Its franchise in 1911, but could only muster six votes recently to amend the franchise to clear the path for a higher fare. ‘The court decided that the action of six of the ten Aldermen constituted a majority and they had a right to yote for the ordinance to allow the rail company to charge a 10 cents fare on all its lines running outside the city limits. Justice Morschauser also rules that a mandamus proceeding, instead of an injunction should have been brought and that Koster should have brought suit as an individual, rather than as a taxpayer, Thomas J. O'Neill, a lawyer of No. 309 Broadway, Manhattan, is counsel for Koster. ‘He announced to-day that he would appeal. —_— SOCIAL FOR SERVICE MEN. Woman, for First Time, Signs In- vitations to a Tammany Affair, An innovation in political social af- fairs is furnished by the invitations to a reception to men who have been in the service of the country which is, to be held at the Delaware Club, No, 222 East 7ist Street, to-night. The invita- tion is signed by William C, Blaney and Margaret V. Rooney, Executive Mem- bers. They are the Tammany leaders of the 14th Assembly District North. This is the first time, according to old- time members of Tammany Hall, that a woman has signed an invitation to « social affair in a Tammany club, al- though women have frequently been in- yited to such functions. YOUTH FALLS FORTY FEET. Loses Balance on Yonkers Lockup Fire Escape and May Die. Vincent Lee, fourteen, of No. 127 Oak Street, Yonkers, is in St. Joseph's Hos- rel pital with a fractured skull ag a result ‘Oniy enous the counter, ne int to e= jer FIRST c—N' ware » few of these special bargains: EXTRA SPECIALS clad Special phy 22 of @ carat. 622 DIAMOND IMPORTERS B.GUTTERsSONS 5: of falling forty feet to #he stone pave- ment while chatting through the bars to girls imprisoned in the Yonkers lock-up. He probably will die. He. was showing the prisoners how he TES. | could balance on the railing of the fire escape and tumbled off. —_ Soldier Reported Dead, Now Listed as Safe. The casualty lst published at Wash- ington to-d Reeves Hicks Jr. of Avenue, Cedarhurst, rted to have died of disease, re- red and has been returned to duty. Harrington of No, 713 Tenih N.Y. Private D. ‘Avenue, this city, previously reported I7OwASsAUST.NYC™S as" BOOT SHOP. =>) rover 6 Black Satin Oxford Specially Priced missing, # now reported to have been killed in battle, Wielleshaped, satin-c and hand-turned sole i) Specially $5,.75-——— The long tapering vamp of this at- tractive oxford in black satin gives a slender, graceful curve to the foot, while they last at $5.75 Queen Quality Boot Shop 32 and 34 West 34th Street Berween Broadwey and Filth Aveove overed Louis XV. heels s characterize the model. priced to sell jay states that Private Charies No. 12 Summit 4 Who was BONWIT TELLER & CO. ; of Oiginalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Have Arranged for Tomorrow, Tuesday‘ A SPECIAL CLEARANCE, OF WOMEN'S CAPES «xd COATS At Greatly Reduced Prices These capes and coats have been assembled from the regular stock and are in types that for dress, motoring and general wutilily wear will serve splendidly during the summer months Women’s Day Capes 50.00 Formerly 75.00, 79.50 & 85.00 . Capes of English velour with stitched collars and crepe de ' chine lining. Capes of bolivia in all the fashionable shades | of the season. Capes of navy blue and tan tricotine. ‘4 Capes & Dolmans Formerly 85.00 to 125.00 68. 00 Included are capes of all duvetyn and duvetyn with satin tops in all the’ fashionable co’orings. Also ’capes of navy blue and tan tricotine. And dolman wrap-coats of bolivia. Women’s Tricotine Coats Formerly 85.00, 89.50, 95.00 74. 00. Made of the best quality fine twill and tricotine in the most desirable modes of the season. In navy blue and the favored shades of tan. GB. Altman & Cu. MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street A Remarkable Sale of SUMMER BLOUSES will be held to-morrow and Wednesday on the Second Floor Extraordinary Values will be offered in twenty charming new models, reproductions and adaptations of more expensive blouses The materials include voile, batiste, organdie in filet design, | crepe de Chine, net and georgette crepe. Some (at the higher prices) are hand-made, others are trimmed with filet, baby Valenciennes and Irish picot laces. Colors: white, teinte de chair, bisque and navy blue Prices: $2.95, 3.85, 4.90, 5.85, 7.75 & 9.75 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS a ith James MeCreery & Co. Sth Avenue ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 34th Street Purchases Will Appear on Bills Rendered July 1st A Special Offering CHILDREN’S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR At the Very Beginning of the Season We have prepared this special offering with a view to giving our patrons an oppor~ tunity to purchase a high quality Children’s Muslin Underwear at decided savings. Combinations of Endurance Cloth of excellent quality, daintily trimmed with lace or t embroidery, sizes 4 to 14 years. 1.95 Princess Slips of fine Nainsook, trimmed with lace or embroidery, sizes 6 to 16 years, 1.75 Misses’ Step-in Garments of fine Nainsook, trimmed with lace and embroidery, sizes 14 to 20 years. 1.95) PILLOWS—NOTEWORTHY REDUCTIONS (ART DEPARTMENT) Pillows—fashioned of soft Velour and Tapestry in rich colors Round models formerly 3.95, 3.25 Oblong models Pillows—Madeira Embroidered Linen Slips over Pink or Blue Sateen covered pillows, down | filled. formerly 2.50, 2.15 formerly 3.45, 2.95 Pillows—Imitation Filet or Batiste Slips over Pink or Blue Sateen covered pillows, floss filled. formerly 1.00, 80c formerly 95c, 75¢ . Scrap Baskets in white or gold with artistic French Garland decoration WOMEN’S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR At Economical Prices Garments which admirably provide for the needs of any woman who desires to purchase really nice undergarments at aisall expenditures i pores of imported garments, machine embroidered and scalloped—no laces. Simple to jaunder. Night Gowns—sleeveless models or with full, kimono sleeves. . . Envelope Chemises—square and round neck models. Step-in Garments—in a variety of styles.......seeeeeeeeeeee 1 ai hi nel i NE “LADY SEALPAX” ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR Just the thing for sport wear—a one-piece garment of fine Madras, Nainsook or Mer+ Cool and comfortable, permitting freedom of movement. 1.50, 1.95 and 2.95 cerized figured Batiste. NOTIONS—AT SPECIAL PRICES Beads and Bag Patterns Metal Beads for novelty necklaces.......++05++: bottle 40c, doz. 4.25; bunch 85, doz. 9.00 Bead Looms 65c Bag Patterns for beaded bags A large assortment of Beads for beading bags and dress trimming. ..---- +++ sae ++ s+++sgsaae soe bunch 25c, doz. ‘2.75 bunch 35¢, doz. 3.75 bunch 55, doz. 6.00 Dress Shields Sanitary Goods Garment Shield Holders, Naiad _and Venus Sanitary Napkins, Mises. caer caiers Veaaneaied each 1.35 +++ box 70¢ and 85¢ Naiad Bolero Dress Shields, flesh color....... Naiad Bolero Dress Shields, white. in 85 | Compressed Sanitary Napking «54... OOK POVERG, cressiiter ie ss be tee pair 65¢ loz. 95c, 1.25, 1.50 i Naiad Dress Shields, regular and full dress, Sanitary Bloomer Aprons.......... each 55c ; pair 30c, doz, 3.45 Sanitary Bloomer Aprons, flesh color.each 85¢ V4 Reliable Dress Shields, flesh color... +. 425 Pencil Labaatd , P pair 3c, doz, 3.78 Sanitary Aprons.......... each 25¢ and 40c Reliable Press Shields, white Nainsook covered Sanitary Aprons, flesh color.each 65e and 85¢ pair 22c, doz, 2.45 Elastic Sanitary Belts...... each 22c and 35¢ Unusual Values—FEATHER NECKWEAR Fashionable hand-made Ostrich Feather Ruffs and Ostrich and Marabout Capes at ex- ceptionally low prices. Ostrich Feather Ruffs, hand-made, 24 inches long; tassel ends; in all the leading colors. regularly 4.75, 3.75 regularly 8.75, 7.75 regularly 10.75, 9.75 regularly 13.75, 11.25 Ostrich and Marabout Capes, with or without tails, silk lined Marabout Capes with tails, silk lined Ostrich and Marabout Capes, with or without tails, silk lined Remarkable Purchase 500 MISSES’ AFTERNOON DRESSES The Greatest Values of the Season 12.75 regularly 18.50 to 35.00 Youthful, attractive models of soft, clinging Georgette Crepe with just the right cope of trimming. Skillful bead work or embroidery adorns some; tucks and picoted others. Then there are smart gowns of Taffeta and the most demure frocks of Figured Georgette Crepe and Foulard, Most fashionable and desirable‘colors. Size 14 to 18 years, but not in all models. NO C, 0. D.’S NO APPROVALS tbe ed ab SAPARD ks