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bi t THE EVEN SIMS TO TESTIFY AGAIN. | Committee Wil. Give Him Chance to Ankwer Dan! WASHINGTON, mad ng before t PESTIMATE BOARD TO CALL ALIRAL reward give Admiral Sims an op- tunity to answer the Secretary, who red before the committee that | Sims “insulted the navy when he said its morale was “shot to pieces” over the medals controversy. Mr. Daniels will be cross-examined by the commit tee Saturday and Admiral Sims will be recalled to the stand probably eary | next week, H rand Jury Foreman Will Be Questioned on Eight-Cent Fare Campaign. Py The Board of Extimate will call Woreman Raymond I. Almirall of the bxtraondinary Gram Md ‘in its investigation of high @nrances in the Interborough Rapid nett Company, Jury to the This was an- An instrumental Columbia dance record need to-duy at City Hall by with a haunting melody ‘omptrolier Craig. The Comptroler “T XI” thas the backing of Mayor Hylan and A Avery member of the Evtimate Board. Smith's Orchestra has made an irresist ible one step on this clever Victor Record. “PEGGY” One of Art Hickman’s most daring jase fox trots (Columbia Record), “BYE’LO” \ quaint lullaby beautifully sung and recorded (Victor Record). All the Hits While They ARE Hits. Determination to subject Mr. Al- JMrall to the same grilling Mayor Fyten was subjected to when he was fummoned to the Criminal Courts Building after all his office papers had een subpoenaed and carted fway from City Hall in a taxicab (was reached this morning. “I feel that it is material for us to fnquire into acts intended to influ- @nce pudlic opinion and public off-j; @ais in favor of higher fares,” Gomptrolier Craig. In this 8-cent fare campaign public fioneys have been expended, in ‘ ing propaganda to manufac- bre false public opinion.” | “The admission of the Interborough | (bat Patrick J. Connolly, leader of dgst summer's strikes was away from tis work as an Interborough em- Bloyee about half the month of De- @ember iast and received full pe ftom the company despite the fact | fle was devoting his time to the| For the Roast On the Steak In the Chowder With the Oysters Can't be beat for an all-around seasoning. MADE IN U.S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. said 125 WEST 125TH ST. (near Lenox Ave.) Open Bvenings 15 CORTLANDT ST (near Broadway) (111 East 42nd St.) Open Evenings 831 BROADWAY (near 13th St.) HOTEL COMMODORE | Horlicks T ORIGINAL invalids, ~ : ° ~ . ee : Netaize || Dr. Mayer CURED This Sailor’s Flat Feet and He Passes Fire Dept. Examinations us takes the stand. A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Maye Hylan charged that last Quick Bunch at Hi ener arike wana conspiracy A Schetines! |( "agers mteme, ida. | HEYOUR FEET ARE SICK summer's strike was a conspiracy be- |, r tween the Interborough and the em- |@V0I8 Emitations and Sebstitutes ployees’ union and that it was fo- mented as part of the 8-cent fare i : | creer ‘The Extraordinary | HE STARTED AS OFFICE BOY. | Grand Jury investigated the Hylan In picture section of next Sunday's | charges and took no action. World is the camera's record of Her- | Ries > athiecca aa bert C. Hoover's life, starting when | + Dodsworth Dead, Aichact J. Dodeworth, ‘Treasurer ott twelve, collariess, in a checked | the New York Journal of Commeree,| Shirt he went to a country school, die@ to-day at his home in Summit, | and at seventeen ran away and got a N. J., after an flness of six weeks. | job as office boy. Say to your news- ! Death was caused by a hemorrhage of ' dealer: “Save me The Sunday World | 7 it the brain, ‘The funeral will be held : i ————— iii Pens RUnGey: ‘Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders ATTENTION! — My Opening Week! | EXTRA TROUSERS FREE! Strictly Custom-Tailored SUITS OR OVERCOATS oxdes | announced the 00 | opening of my New- Extra ark store Trousers 186 Market St. ,.%°".,. FREE On the site that was formerly Murray’s Cafe I wish to thank the public for their wonderful response on my opening day, last Saturday, Jan. 24th, | § Saturday, January 24th and for the benefit of those who could not get into my store and could not be waited on I will continue my opening sale for this coming week. (Signed) S. HENRY ADLER, j Mothers, Wives and Sweethearts! I present to every customer a pair of extra Trousers . ’ " free with a purchase of any $20 suit to ord i i the house on my opening week, and to the ladies, a pair of handsome Tailorst shears, For apple event} sopra yO yards of High Grade United States Worsteds, Rosedale Woolens, Commodore Worsteds, sold by no other tailor under $25 to $45. My opening price, including extra trousers, $20.00. This range consists of tweeds, cassimeres, cheviots and fancy worsteds. These goods on sale at all my five stores. OPENING WEEK SPECIALS OPENING WEEK SPECIALS Ready-to-Wear Suits Ready-to-Wear Overcoats I take from my New York Store a number of Ready- These were made in my ow a daylight workrooms ) : during the dull season, and offered to you at manu- facturers’ prices. My Opening Price $30 Values—Opening Price $1 5-50 $35 ‘“ “ « §$ ] 8:75 us low as $ 15° $40 “ “ “ $29.50 4) S. HENRY ADLER 1432 BROADWAY, Near 40th Street, Next Door to Empire Theatre Open Evenings Until 10 P. M.--Saturday Until 11 P. M. 70 Nassau Street, Corner J | Open Until 7 P.M, Saturday Until ohn ‘ Church Street, Newt Liberty i 44 Flatbush Avenue . . . Near Nevins Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Daylight Workrooms? 505 STATE STREET. BROOKLYN ay 2 . . N. Y¥. NEWARK: 186 Market Street, Near Broad, Formerly the Site of Murray’s Cafe “released from the U. 8. Nat Service in Feb., 1918, at n And toes restored to thelr original shape pain: Teaaly, “Weak, tired, deapondent.. ailing people ced om 8 soll foundation. Numerous testimonials at DR. H. MAYER, Foot Specialist 837 FULTON S8T., BROOKLYN. opp. Lower’a perfect condition and Without further trouble. Yo we entirely of bad fect and flat fect, Thanking you. 1 am, ery Truly Yours, (Signed) JOIN F. LATTON 5 to- Wear Overcoats, sold by me as high as $40 to $45. ACCOUNTS | OPENED $5000 * $1,000,000 OF HIGH GRADE FU AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES an outfit for a sing! and the balance in small weekly or monthly payments. ‘ Comparison Will Convince You, Whether You Buy for Cash or on Credit, That OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST ia” WE INVITE COMPARISON “@) 3-Room Outfit of Period ’ Furniture Genuine Sale of $ . 9 8 os. Heaters Pay for it $) Weekly ian Sale of Brass Beds | 4:74 Cash oF Creait Golden finish: ‘covered in best mitacion leather, Sale of Bedroom Suits Colonial Suit in Walnut Chippendale Suit in Walnut... 680.00 Heppelwhite Suit in Mahogany 950.00] Queen Anne Suit in Walnut. Louis XVI. Suit in Mahogany... 993.50] Queen Anne Suit in Maho Chippendale Suit in Mahogany .1100.00 | Renaissance Suit in Mahog Adam Suit in Ivory...... . 1276.00 | Louis XVI, Suit in Walnut Rep. Price $45 Heavy Continuous Posts. + Dining Room Sui: (Four Preces) f Desi) gaa.g7 | Payfor This Sut’) HS | $3.50 Weekly 50 36.7 American Walnut Bedroom Su old Separately if Desired. Reg. Brice ity CHIPFONIER Reg. Price $100 WED Neg. Price 115 pected TOILET FAULE—Iteg. ‘Price ‘$94.50. N.Y. Store Hours £30 te 6 Daily—Opon Saterday Until 9.30 Jacobean Oa RURERT 1 Americas GREATEST Furniture House | AN ACCOUNT "Gist and oy for it Sale of 95-Piece 7 8 Dinner Set r 50-Piece Dinner Set,12.49 Carn or Creait 80 aie aeveral be CK Dinner A milk supply that never fails 1 Save Decayed Tooth, Tighten Loose Tooth, Treat Diseased Gums ot Gola. “iver sna Porcelain Made at Reasonable Prices Baal) ‘and Roots |. Teeth thor pone Plater 2-BLOO, ices 2 E. 125th St. 169 E. 34th St 8. M Cor, Oth Ave. | N. W. Gor. 34 Ave, 740 Lexington Ave. WATCHE LIBERAL CREDIT BEST VALUES GUARANTEED Simply adding you with a Keeps water to Krystalak furnishes supply of fresh skim milk without ice — ts good until used. The 50c package makes five quarts—10c a quart. At your grocer’s. KRYSTALAK Better lor cooking than Auid milk FOR SALE. Y onte() Dentistry! GRAY HAR BECOMES 85 DARK AND BEAUTIFUL: Lo NO Ly} so That one can possibly tell that you 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn jae hair, as it does Hours: 8to6 Sundays Closed ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANC? HEADQUARTERS for n it so naturally and evenly soft brus! thre Wholesale and Retail You dampen a sponge or | h PARCEL POST PREPAID. with it and draw. this | | Established 1897 | | | | On Small Weekly | 587 Bedroom Suils 435 Dining Room Suits 329 Library Suits 15,437 Odd Pieces $175,000 of Pay for 1t $1.75 or Monthly Pay- | Handsome Rugs —Linens "Pedding ~Linoleums —Curtains -Blankets —Mat!ing —Portieres Weekly ments . ~Comfortabies --Oilcloth —Sei Machines —Dinner Sets —Talking Machines Special 2, 3,4 &5 Small Accounts ~ Kitchen Utensils of Every Kind Room Outfits Up Ludwig Baumann’s Liberal Credit Will Start You Housekeeping Now fo $2,500 If you intend starting housekeeping in the near future this is your chance to save money. Select le room or an entire house from the sale articles—pay a few dollars down Sale of Dining Room Suits . «$468.00 | Colonial Suit in Mahogany... . $864.00 William & Mary Suit, Jacobean Oak 611.00 own 1370.00 : Pay jor This Sut, 7) Hops, Grains & Malt Extract N. Y. HUPS MALT CO. 536 3d Ave., near 36th St., N. Y. OUTFIT "tae Genuine $ °) Bathe Pay 4 30% “tale” Sale of Reg, Price $433.50 7.98 Cash oF Credit. it (Four Pieces) $5 Weekly LUDWIG BAUMANN’S LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS On Purchase 50 a Week On “ ‘oo # On $100 ** $100 « On yo $3.00 beg On $250 be $3.50 On $300 * 44.50 On 00 * $7.50 Larger amounts in proportion. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. THINGS YOU WANT WHEN YOU ENTER BUSINESS. Permanent employ- ment. Good pay from the start, with regular “i and frequent increases. Annual vacations with full pay. Liberal sick benefits, medical advice and penaens without cost ou. ork and recreation ‘i rooms that are large, | well ventilated and : comfortably fur. nished. 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