The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1919, Page 8

cemeiasneieanealiasantatn nie tenmmmamsmmmnanesoonaasammtieeenmaenaaunaeeeea on , . ee . = oe _ - — _ - ema 5 . THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919. CENSORSHIP nN TURKEY. moral and loyal female subjects of the] 4 7 $676,000 for repairs and replacements, SCOUNTESS | thropy and unconyentionality Shi . ° reat elctioneer, her é@n bei fest peart of the age.” answered that | Sean Oe ree Ce Vi ASTOR URGED |fontching during s contest. ane tun ’ ANKERS URGE THRIFT Why item Aboot Patti's Karatng®| He pictured the inmates of the u He finds in the Police Department | 1 up at all sorts of soolal gatherings, Was Bie Penetics. birds to the halts, and leaving dul ] replacements, of which “only $26,600 — | there, And pulls up her carflage at an —_——-= (rr te tanten Cnn) ER “Datwned without” Wife "fo Wine , pares’ for ie »t88, vebleies Wits of New Peer, Elevated by Bx. |Site", "Teanieawettnthior'se “Ss Investors Will Not Destroy Gov: Mme. Patti once caused @ horrible ————_— $10,000 worth of equipment have been patriate’s Death, May Be Can- ‘speakers’ arguthent i itoeghesit flutter at the fake Court. A para- THE GENERAL TENDENCY. | 1 duplicated, that the police contin- didate in Pt mnentt = |Seaa Ame corn | ernment, St. Louis Conven- from a Buropean paper was re- (Pram the Washington Star.) | gency fund has been advanced $30,000 i ymouth, } ‘, 7 Sainees in a Turkish Joursial, telling of | “Hverybody in America belongs to and that notwithstanding the do-| couse sup i iaincs the Re Ho} Lon H tion Is Told. \ the handsome income she earned by her| some kind of a social or commercial =| creased telephone rates, the depart. A; WAS Re Wee | LONDON, Oct. m.—Tt was an-] gr, LOUIS, Oct. 21 —Stimulation and ieee. Srgammation,” observed the. dian aentis telephone os vice is scheduled ) LONDON, Oct. | 21.—Pymouth may |Rounced to-day that a public funeral on of thrift to combat radie ir. crea! h . \. ec t i it jt and on came the Rear Who? Bet |eqgt hove aneredegSinator, Sorehum <a mecca | —_—>—. Soe eee oe es edges, | would. ba, Bela we Weaneseat tores| urged by speakers at the 60 ores | | tives there are seriously considering an| Noon in St, George's Church, tanov But Mayor Voted Approval in|Police Lead in Demand for MILK TRUST TALKS We ihe ee beth une hate to the, tars |anetec’ py che featone tae Ruste Re | “We haye developed into a Natlon of | vention of the Investment Bankers’ As- leaxues: sociation here to-day. cause it would disturb the souls of the! | - | Pe havi t 1 A 1 rt Thick: . te Medd ty ng laves ment: will mot Board of Tentative Total More Autos, but Others Miscoune ‘Waldort Aner, to be, thele) Van the same day a Aeivate ceremony |(la'’at” ‘ne povertnont Ceasee’ W, | - | at the ~ jon. y @ held for mily, ve 7 hominee ¢ a: ar . of $317,218,630, \ Also Want Them. | | There ts no doubt if she would corl- hy i pretient of the association toa the FRANKLIN SIMON MEN'S SHOPS fi : papers sent they would look np further for a Coast Survey Ship Resened. convention. - 7 or | candidate. It is claimed thgt @he is WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—Th t An advertising crus: ainst fraud- 2 to 8 WEST 38th STREET Mayor Hylan haa called a meeting} Leonard M. Wallstein, counsel to} . under no legal disability, and it Is em- e y oe co ulent stock and bon rs was sd- lot @ ‘ - | asized that Major Astar, her huaband, | @urvey steamer Bialla, reported help-|vocated by Rudolph Guenther, of Ne: of all his Commiasioners for to-day |the City: Government Committee AND 4 CENT RAISE S sieass edverated of PR 4; FSS We ben lace Weanssalee one phe | yecs' 1 udolph her, of New | to begin the process of slashing the|of the Citizens’ Union, hag issu the Iaw to enable to sit’ in the | up by the coast guard cutter Turcarora | Among committee reports to be, sub- }1920 budget, which was adopted in\a statement to-day declaring that| House, of Commons. Unquestionably, | about 20) miles off the Bahamas and mitted to-day were those on railroad ; or . \ ‘Astor wou! je strongest pos: being towed to Nassau, according t ities, legislation, fraudulent adver- MEN 'S WINE COLOR tentative form by the Board of Eati-|a study of the budget disclosed — Able Coalition candidate. She is very | advices received to-day by the Depart: |tisiag, foreign securities and public ser- ai mate thirty seconds before the ex-/that Mayor Hylan had “appar-| |pepular, largely because of her philan- ' ment of Commerce. vice | Piration of the legal time limit at|ently abandoned the worthy reso- (Continued from Third Page.) — Se _ ORDO VAN SHOES midnight. ‘The final budget is fixed|jution for chaste simplicity” which pe \Jion Oct. 31, and trom now on only|he expressed when, on taking office, statement that if milk were ob r |Feductions can be made in it he anid he did not want his Admin- than it ts to-day, ay 10 oF 12 cents $14 Tex 40 The amount ay adopted was $811.- | istration to leave in the minds of the ftir Lon tian they do now. 218,680.11, which t# $697,202.51 more | people “the picture of Commissionem (On Ag ke } Price Including Tax than the tentative budget adopted 4 | ang well pald subordinates who loll in tention to his Investigation of thou- week ago. Comptroller Craig refused | 4 ytomobiles as they ride through the *8nds of poor families who are unable |to vote for it on the ground that it pepe te | becatee of “tho Mah prices, to say | [J included items of $160,000 which had} Mr. Wallstein then took up in aes | nothing of many housew! "who 4 | Dot been passed by the Budget Com.| tall the proposed appropriations fF | tog, milk for cooking for the same | mittee. new cars, said that the, municipal ream, | er ogee ‘< garage, conducted by the Department | rime “question of distribution was ‘T vote aye,” aaid Mayor Hylan.| or plant and Structures, shows ON) aig,“ aikcuesod by several dealers Made of genuine shell cordovan leather, | “with the distinct understanding that | increase of $34,776 for motor vebicles present, ease : | there a items in it and equipment. Of the total of $48 © hn” Copeland ted that It t which is so fine that it takes a team of lhe ellnigasde ee ne ene re OTe, the statement sald that (96000 | wane cohmace sugeetea, tnae le i horses to yield three pairs. Extraordinary Special Sale Wednesday OF the inoreases made over the ten- | Ws (or nity new enaaele |raitie " oomapanion "to “the courant tative budget $210,000 is for personal! “in the Police Department.” Mr! which iy regarded by the milk services, principally for salaries of | Wallstein went on, “an increase of | Gustries ay one of the large over. | $84,000 for motor vehicles Oe oto Mie | heade—i¢ this were dono, h increases. Others include $92,000 for | ent PY Ie cD parently to be used | Could Horton eteted that f' repairs, replacements pnd other work |in part for five new automobiles at | te yo. |e saved on such a delivery jon the Queens sewer outlet, $49,000 | $3,000 each and three new auto) some money saved on botti for the restoration of Riverside Park, | Piles at $1,500 each and also for one’ Other opinions presented hundred new motorcycles. as high as 2 and 3 cents | $70,661 for fuel and general pleat sup- | Other requests which the lawyer] SOuig Se saved in this way. Piles in the Department of Water] pointed out were: | Supply, and’ §70,000 for the Armory |"°q' seven-pussenger limousine at|MILKMEN UNABLE TO AGRE BT i: yt wt ra. Wall: 00, a Ford Kal lk pen donc ON COST OF DISTRIBUTION, | feplying to Leonard M. Wa ar asked for by |) om n'a statements | regarding ne loner of Correction. word EY Diebells RUGS Gilt tee tions, Mayor Hylan na ‘A Rew touring car and fitteen For f ; no special examin-|runabouts for the Department it | Searsetated” OW w Wisse Ay dentine: assigned to my office or those | Water Supply, the motor vehicle ap- Comptroller, the Aldermanic] propriation of which i# raised $23,140. nonding Sakery” sand’ delisateocen | President or the President of the r, Walletein says that of t =! stores, which could readily handle Borough of Manhattan. Therefore! 009,000 increase in the propose: milk, if the milk wagons were Mr. Wallstein is wrong, os usyal budget, $44,250,000 is for other than en off the streets. ili “With but one or two exceptions | salaries and wages, and that where-| This is one of the angles that is’ ||| |there will be no increases for em-/ay contract expenditures on 4 larze'peing considered by the committee, | ployees directly under me who receive | scale should be deferred because of) Ww: C. Evans of the Evens Milk | $3,000 OF. ery Th hme gunn hep: the high cost of material and wag¢®,/Company stated that 2 cents could be | | - to Ly end duced Veco nue: ‘obviously the Hylan Administration |out off at once by such a process. | does not propose to follow that pol-|This is one of the smaller co Tens some recognition of their worth |{cy." He then points out that the/doing a inillion and a holt dellees Department of Charities is allowed worth of business annually and selling — ='only fluid milk. Practicull the same opinion was presented by M. H. Ran- kin, President of the Hankin Dalry Company, whose business «pproxi- mates @ million dollars annually, and who admitted that his company, be- sides having a money surplus, earns 6 per cent. dividends on preferred stock and 6 per cent, on common. The Nestles Company came in for! jconsiderable discussion, since this company is practically a’ manufactur- | ing company, making tinned milk. Tt > i* estimated that they manufacture rue To Open 4 much tinned milk ax tho larmest | etroit company (the Bordens) soll to the chaps tre City of New in fiutd milk, St. Louis The dealers have yet to explain why Bridgeport there is so much “surplus” milk pro- \ 34th Street—New York | | i} And then, it’s Wine Color, that rich reminiscent shade which conjures up the days that are gone! Bluche: and Balmoral lace models, with tgavy double soles to heel, honest stitched, quality workmanship clean Women’s and Misses’ High Boots | | | | \| | | | ‘| i i | ili {|} \ i | } HI {i Smart Black Glace Kidskin and Patent Leather | Boots with black cloth tops (as illustrated); flexible | welted soles, walking or leather Louis XV. heels. | At Less Than Makers Present Cost Special 7.90 Extraordinary Value | duced in this State and the people | Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn Store |——-———! || | have to pay such an enormous price for it, and that this surplus is used in |'= : 2S making tinned milk to. send e~ where at a very profitable figure, It West Thirty-Fourth Streét—New York mam oheraly mami thatthe pee | That there is no restraint or check } put upon manufacturing concer Tomorrow We Present a Sale of Re ar reena Wace show that as long as there is no such | Distinctive, High Grade New Dresses aan nore taal Astonishing Offerings Including Values Up to $75.00 for manufacturing Although the price of * the consumer is approxi here are no two dealere An Extraordinary $ At Least Eighteen as rand sans Purchase and Sale Different Styles l rere. e f 4 t the price to t! ~ is approximately the *) the olty streets delivering milk and NY, Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cleveland SS Zolezs SOR ORPOPI OS ~~ Oey re ee ce eT . “f ht out that milk is sold ‘. in Bay Ridge at 11 cents a quart. iN VE. The following is the Borden state- a i ment for Grade B Pasteurized milk, \4 I none of the dealers present agreeing be exactly with the “city delivery” ex- elit ry Metropolitan Division Retail Net Sales, Cast of Sales, Net Profits, dc., and ; Averages Per Quart for Year Ended June 30, 1919, Net sales $14,765°865.63 *”4eb0 * Barer alte «+ 7064 448.11 0786 In The McCreery Baby Shop saat expen oy 2,334,880,.63 02828 | City delivery exp. ies | “<Bverything for Baby” Little, pretty things for pretty little tots have been marked sal gh ba we just couldn't forget the babies while celebrating our Anniversary. Baby's Madeira hand-embroidered Baby’s soft, fleecy Blankets—White, Bibs, regularly 1.45, 965c | bound with Pink or Blue Satin ribbon; Baby’s Pillow Slips of Madeira hand- | bassinette size, regu'arly 2.95, 2.25 ‘Total cost of sales.$14,644,1 Gross profit....... 6 | Gen. adm. expense v ~~ SSS Ss Net profit. Quantity . a “....100,611,722 quarte | FIRM’S VICTIMS TO GET 35 P.C, ‘Three of Its Members Are Impria- eeeree=. i Batiste. ‘ a J ‘| N oned for $900,000 Cheat. | cmlrsicares partied 8.50 2.15 | crib size. regularly 4.50, 3.25 \| 4) Ni Relat ee, ivan cc aaeat| Japanese hand-embroidered Silk or Creepers and Bowers of White ‘ | NIVAI | yesterday, likely to be allowed creditors | Satin Quilts in Pink or Blue; bassinette Madras or colored Crepe—two attrac- 4H N Y of the defunct brokerage firm of which yea regularly 5.50, 3.75 | tive styles finished with hand stitch- Ni] Niyj}| Girbert Foote, now jn Sing Sing, was) . ing. Sizes 1 to 3 years. NY NiV}|| senior partner, ‘The firm of Atwater, | Small children’s Bath Robes of wide regularly 2.50, 1.75 IN| IN ]|| Foote & sheritt, Pourhksepele, failed wale Corduroy, lined with Seco Silk. , HN over $900,000, cheat! ’ Px ' ‘ x i VA} | ror over $900,000, cheating hundreds o: Sire toa ye conlaiy 540: 3.95 Small Girls’ Bloomer Dresses of Java ¥, ies inka the: ama Pongee—white lawn collar and cuffs, -- 4 NV] ourts, anc 5 "s Ki f Pink and | sash and ckets of self color—Pink, t f ; \) |Blarsy Arnolds” svaleniening pratt wa" her Re a to 4 | Blue, Tan or Viol, Glees'® to 6 years, 19} | NWA] | Shortt another partner lain’ Sing lag F larly 2.25, 1.50 regularly 4.50, 2,75 i MLL MCI. rvosnaon inion aleldansenn Bi. Ady nena snavaion nnnnivennnnnne RS NY | miile ‘Morton Atwater, son of «mull ld FORA 8 via tbe My One of New York’s Foremost Makes Concedes to Big Sacrifice AW Searbotsssnuiha’ ciliate’ ebsenince ‘oe “ ‘ "The dresses are made up of richly embroidered Positively $55, $65 and $75 dresees—in wide variety | are aan James MeCree 0 NY Tricotine, Velvet, Satin, Charmeuse, Tricolette, of latest and most fashionable models, It would CHIGAGO ‘GREETS MERCIER . N 4 Velour, Combinations. Hundreds of luxurious, rich- be the height of extravagance not to inspect this re ° : \ H looking gowns to select from—the season's aristocrats! unparalleled sale of fine dresses tomorrow at $35.00. lowers Before Cardi 5th Avenue Third Floor 34th Street 4 A CHICAGO, Oct, #1,.—Cardinal Mercier! NY This Sale at New York Uptown and Brooklyn’Stores wes weloomed by Chigago to-day. ‘Thobs N y sands lined the streets to #ee the prelate, Girls dressed in Belgian costumes a seattered flowers in the path of the Car- SE , dinal’s automobile, Honorary degrees —" - < ye baer ¥ Bloke Maieeraiee th OY Herne Ont