The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1920, Page 16

New Tube Fare Wearing Acked. ig the tnereane of fares by, the Hud: Jersey City and Hoboken, through |S0n 8nd Mannan ion vot Hopoken thelr corporation counsels, to-day ‘ap-| charged that at the previous, hearing, plied to the Interstate Commerce Com- | held, in, Manhattan, the ralirosd Sttor: mission for @ reopening of the hearing! tal facts otiguren ANDREW ALEXANDER PRESS AND PUBLIC Drivers Back in Full Strength)’. and Normal Delivery Is Resumed. Full credit for the endihe of New York City’s mite strike, which at one time threatened to cut off the entire city supply, was to-day paid by Loton Horton, President of thé ShemMield Farms Company, to public sentiment and more prior to the Republican Na- [especially to the press of New York. Convention © daily news {which as he sail, “dug into the eltua- willbe published in Chicago |tion and showed to the public that the Present Mr. Hoover's qualifica~ |yugden walk-out was not the result of any grievance against the milk com- panies, but purely an interna! affair.” the men saw they were going jabeat thie thing ta the wrong was." he il Be Published Daily in More New ny Added To the Sale of Women’ 8 Low Shoes $11.65 Tax Included Pomps, Oxfords and Ties that were $14 to $20 a pair, in Desirable Leathers in Tan, White Black. No Exchange. No Credit. No C.0. D. Sales Must Be Final 548 Fifth Avenue | and at 3.30 this morning 100 per cent of the drivers had reported at the vart- out depots Another meeting is to be held by the Grivers this afternoon in Arcadia Hall Brooklyn. At this meeting ee but rourh-house stuff will go,” accurd- Tuzhappinessthatpearls inspire is the gratifica- tion of a natural desire for admiration... an in- stinct that has lived in 2, the hearts of women L earls since the world began. maybehadinany variationof Lottay ‘Pearls, beautiful size ot hue, in strands of vary» in themselves, lend a with gold or plat: distinct charm to the woman who wears them. A Cup of Tea is easily and quickly made and the stimu- Hi lating effect is as fq ing len 58 ‘Twenty to Four Hundred Dollars the Strand Lord & Taylor _ NEW YORK ! | 58 AC \ be YL VAAITAY RODE GARDEN RESTAURANTS ‘They are opening for the symmer tomorrow (Saturday) at 6 p.m., with service of dinner and supper. Dancing, of course. And there’s nothing we know of in summer restaurants, anywhere, quite so attractive. The “Butterfly Room”—and a very jewel of a restaurant it is— was built for the people who want to be away from the music and the dancing of the big Roof Restaurant, but want to lunch or dine in surroundings of Luncheon, dinner, supper—every day, Dancing every evening (except Sunday:) from seven o'clock, Deliciows, appetizing menus, QOL? CAVURRAY LIAF 22, 6P/ oing Out of Business! Four Second-Floor Shops 7 We have already leased our store at 1333 Broadway, between 35th and 36th Streets, and will be out of there on June Ist. Selling Out! All our Suits, Topcoats and Winter Overcoats that were $40, $35 and $30 All our Suits, Topcoats and Winter Overcoats Afi our Suits, Topcoats and Winter Overcoats | | that were’ $55, $50 and $45 | that were $75, $65 and $60 Entire stock of all four stores to be sacrificed regardless of cost ! Winter Overcoats Full Dress Vests Leather Coats Separate Trousers Tuxedo Suits Cutaways Palm Beach Suits Mohairs Spring Suits Spring Topcoats Fall Suits Fall Topcoats Full Dress Suits Extra Salesmen Extra Tailors Extra Fitters ents (hi 173 Broadway cat it Nagy Broadway Srs.ct. 1333 Broadway meh an | 149th St., Bronx Bet" Remember---they're on we SECOND Floor ! Stores Oper No 4 Charge for Alterations