The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1920, Page 12

we, One sina ot snaton Dowie] CLASH OVER WOOD DINNER, [Ned men avid own and ‘net rast ope or untorang to be ono of the dinner guests. fisherman, making the 167 police matrons police- rman Livingston asks Sohator “NWN as a baseba ; Gis viehes'ot pautelmes. The bibee a aes ped —— laden cotter tb aay Whe paid the bite for prvi A naaalicinn rth e e . e dinners, at which Senator was i || Uptown Stor. iw Ww t & Downtown Store . continues the war-time Police Re-| Jacob A. Livingston, ° Repubtiean host, to Senators Poindexter, Johnson ig i oO per al ons serve, limiting the members to 5,000. | leader of Brooklyn, and United States Rarding and Gov. Lowden. If Te aat"nes amrod bo the th |tonutor Wim: Cuider are a oval Banaer Cadel doce oe antwae ssl nehatbed neato toot on Poesecarean i) not exempt over @ dinner which it is proposed to mates he will, members shall not be exempt from) civ. in Brookiyn to Major Genera? . Re fury hi Wey Wha tad noe th Leonard Wood. In a etatement is- ‘White Rewibe fa P “ ” ‘4 READY FOR FOR ACTION es scr tenets ard gaa tne Bens Don’t Wait for “Your Ship to Come In!” lby Senator Lockwood, by, request, suddenly yesterday. creating a division of police and re-|zation and that he proposed to pay| Herman Steiner, who was with him. organizing the Detective Bureau, the bills, He declated Senator Calder |brought the body home. ‘Capte White Don't wait for your ship to come in before you make your wishes come true. You can furnish your entire home now without waiting “until you have saved enough money” and without “touching your hest-egg-” How? The answer is simple. Cowperthwait & Sons will supply everything you want on their Liberal Thousands of Brands * Credit Plan. There is no “red tape.” You make ik Solitaire small weekly or monthly payments that you will of Tea Laps t Only See ee eaRta seme Pace: || ee your ered inetdad of cash, Come in NOW One iption § and choose the furnishings you want for your home. In nearly every country tea is known and enjoyed 0 Open Saturday Evenings = as a beverage; yet wherever tea is sold, Lipton’s Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings Alen ced 4 veiport ‘Masnere Measure Provides _ for Centralization of Power To Check Waste. POLICE MEASURES UP. New School Legislation Also’ ‘Reported Before Rules Com- | * mittee Takes Control, By Joseph 8. Jordan. | (Special Staff Correspondent of The ferret Oiening World) ALBANY, April 5.—A rush of bills a has been Teported out of various com- | " H . ye, Smee 0 Che Legislative, marking) is the standard of tea perfection. Heed Ste wt eereier Felten the rine to Gs WITHIN TEN aaa ay belleesanam| The reason is plain. Qwality, and quality only, and we will refund vour money, (Al sgease t tenseln Tas ci tegen has made, Lipton’s forge to the front as the most file! marcha price, tees os thea in the hands’ of the Com- popular and the largest selling brand of tea in oaks Weenies th the world. 4 Lipton success is the natural outcome of Lipton ideqls and endeavor. To grow the best tea in the world, to cure it, blend it and pack it in the best way has always been and is the Lipton way. LIPTON S TEA LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD rown by Lipton, picked by Lipton, cured i ga be and shipped ‘by Lipton. Wha the Tea reachés America-from the Lipton Plantations of Ceylon and India it is blended in the Lipton Warehouses by skillful blenders whose work is to so combine the teas tp secure the matchless flavor which makes Lipton’s sodelicious in the cup. Look for the signature of Sir Thomas J. Lipton on every package of téa you buy. It is your guarantee that you have the utmost in tea quality and that you will enjoy tea drinking at its best. ‘mittee on Rules. One exception has been made ‘n tia! Tespect. The Assombiy Committee on! Judiciary has had its lease of Iife “estended to the i2th in order to > handle Wiliam H. Anderson and the davemigation of tue Antl-Saloon | biel wy fo slump in price mark Mail cniers Alled “It remittance “accompanive r B. GUTTER6SONS DIAMOND IMPORTER: }To-night the report of Senator | . Prederick M. Davenport's committee. | Swhich has been studying municipal ravagance for the last year, will | ‘ i sobeattied. The report recom- | Wends home rule and centralization | @f power and responsibility fn one executive, directly answerabié to the people, to check waste and extrava- gance in the administration of cities. | ‘Tho investigation shows the cost of Biate and municipaj administration | for the ensuing fiscal years to be bout $500,000,000 and the committee Goes not believe that even this huge mount will be the limit, The com: | qalttee finds that from 27 to 60 per | ent. of the tota) appropriations goes to the support of the public schools. / Legislation is recommended which Would unify the making of schoo! Wudgets and the responsibility for 4 Wevying school taxes, and provide for the review of schoo! budgets by some ‘guthority not concerned in the spend- ime of the money. The Republican = jeaders have @ sudden fondness for tie ‘pile of the Democrats who assisted iad ih ousting the Socialists. As- emblyman Wells, Ropublican, of Eight-Piece Dining Room Suite This beautiful eight-piece dining room set in two. fin- model and extends to ai ighes—Golden Oak and Oak Jacobean finish, “China | and one arm chair are haw closet is 44 Inches long and goes exceptionally well with | Spanish leather, and eaci? chair has the large buffet, which is 54 inches long and has triple & canoe back of excellent quality. 395 .00 mirrors, Large extension table is also of the newes. | Special price of this suitu....-.-.., (Payable $5 Weekly) Beautiful William and Mary Reproduction This Is the kind of bedroom furnish- ings that show us why the newest fur- niture styles are the best. The pleces shown here are in Mahogany at spec- tally reduced prices. The bed Is 4- foot 6 inches. Splendid 50-inch long bureau with 38 x 30-inch mirror. Chif- forobe is 40 inches long and divided into serviceable compartments. Tho dressing table is 42 Inches wide and has three mirrors, two of them mova- t. The four straight chairs jomely S305 brown ble. Three handsome chalrs—one low- backed, the rocker and the other straight chair are high-backed. Seven pleces in Mah ed. reau, forobe, ie Rable-and ‘Three Chairs, 9495.00 CEazanie $28 Month Rugs and Carpets 3x6 eer Rug. 2.6x5 Smyrna Kt 8x5.2 Royal Turkish Rugs 4.6x6.6 Axminster Rugs . 3.3x10,6 Tapestry Rugs 9x12 Tapestry Rugs Axminster Carpet. a yd. 2.3x9 Axminster Runner Ingrain Carpet, a yd. Ching, Matting” (Best grade) a Porcelain-Top Table Strongly, ut bulit heavily Dads This beautital | Ged back rest white enamel | 8nd seat. Re- porcelain top | Clining | back. tnbie ‘measures | Upholstered tn Ask your grocer for Lipton’s blends of Ceylon and India Teas—Black, Green or Mixed, also Orange Pekoe eteettes 3 panish imi-© 75 ‘Kings, got out his bill for Police THOMAS J. LIPTON, Inc. table ent ase tation leather. 36 ich Fug Border, (85 Gomm'ssioner Enright allowing Po- Sep Freaoico Chicago Toronto London Hote aa etre Liga aay ‘Door 240 Uee Sergeants to become Lieutenants good lookin, 22x36 Steele Door Mat 3195 After one year’s service. As the law ‘The drawer ig, aubtantiatly made $37.50 18 jneh Stair Ol Cloth, a Yd. "2. 49 ‘ nk, x diee i Bow stands, a Sergeant must have Special price of $ 5 | cPayanie soe Concrete inlaid Cinoloum, a yd. 22s Served two years bofore he is entitled this table is only be Weekly) All sewing, laying, lining, éte. free. te promotion. ‘Mr, Wells also, had reported out his gravies salads, Cowperthwait’s Cowperthwait & Sons | bill for a mandgtory police pension. | vegetab e | sandwiches, ‘Assemblyman Cosgrove, Democrat, | baked beans, | cold meats, Liberal Credit Terms A ; of Richmond, had reported out ae Me) roasts, | sea food, Ree ee oe cacti “Oldest Furniture House in America” Cities Committees a bill giving Rich- eggs. | soups. weekly om worth fond a Commissioner of Ferries at! $7,500 o year and another requiring | ie Bridge and Tunnel Committee tol oneider plans for building bridges or | gnrels connecting Staten Island | With New Jersey. Other bills released were. Marty AfoCue's to extend the mandatory po- fice pensions: a mandatory police’ pen- ‘sion meagure by Lelninggr, Democrat, ‘Queens, and one changing the metnod ‘ef paying for siveet paving; Assein- ‘Blyman Schwab, Democrat, ‘Queens, “‘nerensing the vacation period of por weekly on §100 worth weekly on — $200 worth 50 weekly on $1,000 worth Other Amounts in Proportion Pay by the month {f you wish. 10% Off for Cash 3rd Ave. and 121st St. Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row Between City Hall “Sub” Station and Chatham Sq. “L” Station | MADE IN | A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, &. Pritchard..327 Soring St. N.Y, HELP WANTED—FEMALE. CREDIT Maiden Lane Values You and Immigration | | GIRLS WANTED; { $15.00 A WEEK TO 2 f # Select from our immense stock, ts 4 2 city employees; Burchill, Demo- lend have Tian Martha to counts] 1 America today there are more feet than shoes, more necks START; - “crat, Manhattan, ae Saale pensions payment. Confidential. No em-| than collars, more heads than hats, more mouths than food, Positions open ves of firemen and ployer's references. alt orw rite| more bodies than clothing, more stoves and furnaces than coal, in several service, Bourke, blican, Manhattan, increasing salaries of municipal court em- ployees. ? Senator Carroll of Brockiyn got out his bill ordering the pubiicution of municipal advertising in a Jewish paper published [n Brooklyn, This is id to be in favor of a Jewish paper PObiishéd jn Manhattan which is t planning a Brooklyn edition, Another Carrol) bill would increase the salaries of the Borough President iar illustrated mote families than houses and more homes than furniture, In Europe there are more farms than tarming implements, more factory buildings than machinery, more railroads than rolling stcck and more men than iobs. Europe needs American credit. America needs men. With 110,000,000 population, America today is producing enough for only $0,000,000. High prices will continue until procuction is level with demand. And the chief cause of under- production is lack of unskilled labor. Half the workers in the basic industries are of foreign birth. Due to cessation of immigration during the war, the mills, mines and railroads are short 3,000,000 men. At least 1,000,000 foreign departments; No experience required. Rapid advancement; Permanent work; 48 hours or less a week; Earnings of $85 to $100 A MONTH soon reached. | 1,500 GIRLS Have been employed | since Jan. 1. \ MANY MORE | will be employed in the | aiden A Parisian Cut-Out with an he Oxford’s Grin The newest pumps steal the oxfora s chunder, Notice 2 next few Weeks. Richmond 7,50 apy a) . ‘ 4 . * O 0 2 o pee ree tere Si how high the upper of this one is cut. These highes born workers now employed in them are preparing to return EMPLOYMENT OFFIOKS; Pwo police bills; in neither of which | # : . is c to Europe. . 16 Broadway, Manhattan, Police Comeniesioner Enright is in- sidelines provide a closer fit around the ankle. They Rian iene cart otis GEite tarn aciiers are of foccien SAMS SY terested, also came out cf commit- . : birth. One out of every five immigrants lives in the country. eT ee oo y y; ‘A saipimaiesainimaaied complete a pump that feels more like a part of your Today a great {ood lack is threatened by shortage of farm help. 1 Wilowgoy 3 owatyn, * ° : i f ti thi dustrial tion — | oA Mw 8 WY of foot. See how this Walk-Over pump nevertheless “gles weekiy Bee ret eriar cadre pesvatbecca kere werity ioumetgrant whe fie ction si, comm Shae WEEN stays in America ought to be hslped to realize his ambitions. | He ought to cata te 40ST shows much of your silken hose through the openings ASTLE CONFIDENTIAL ie alee 6 Eee re ee eee eee oe 183 Roan, Manat NAME IN EVERY PAI : + - ADWI America must have a national immigration policy. Now we have 4) Ae to 3 Po Lig " at the front and sides. New and emart, and we have REDIT. J1374.8R0A DWAY 1 1) notiting but laws relating to admission and restriction, Any national policy eee es oN You'll fi ASTORE-NOT AN OFFICE. should involve the questions of selection, distribution and assimilation. Neat, Gate ay. da” ator ou ind the ABS Ie 4 im Representatives of industry, agriculture, finance and labor, and the racial |f! ‘ ‘ correct shades your exact fit under the arch, groups in America will meet on Wednesday, April 7, in New York City to or teleiion formulate a national immigration policy, to be suggested to the country. It will be a getting together of all the elements of America’s people to examine the fects and propose a plan. Restricted accommodations necessarily limited the attendance to invi- tation. The conference however gives everyone the opportunity to tell the country and its legislators what he thinks. ‘Get YOUR suggestions into the country’s national policy and program by sending them to | rae ——— ——— MADISON SQUARE 12000 | DIAMON DS | NEW YORK TeLEVHONE compar WATCHES — JEWELRY in all the Spring | ON CREDIT reectienment styles of | 4 ; MADE IN USA. & We Cr | eerie DIAMOND & WATCH CO. our smart, “suede 35 MAIDEN LANE _ Phone John 243 FOR SALE. | WATCH! : i e ' . . : 5 finish’’ glove. New York City Brooklyn “DIAMOND "4:8 ON CREDIT The Inter-racial Council | (Beuagce NCR = LOW PRICES = Mast sconcmical 179 Broadway 150 Bowery 1955 Broadway | NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED 120 Broadway, New York GEE EEN S 08 ENTRY PAN ENTS 1178-75 Broadway 252 W. 125th Street 665-7 Fulton Street 1489 Broadway | W, 181st Street 5406 Fifth Avenuc Bronx—-557 Melrose Avenue Yonkers, N. Y.—7 N, Broadway Newark, N, J.---795 Broad Street Paterson, N. J.-118 Market Street } WATCHES | semen hide [ i i 4 MALE. Poughkeepsie, N, ¥.—-297 Main Street EPOSIT ONDS SFR sos WORLD ‘WANT | HELE WANTEDIMALE EAGLE OA WATCH CO, 37 Malden Lane wc te men a a $100 RAMON. NS Sse: = WORK WONDERS. | atit Sight ha Metropolitan, be ; Largest assortment: all Koo Tidential . MERIC, ENMLOYERS aerratiges CALL, WA/TE OR of fabric GLOVES