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ene paid out mone to the police: That members of ti h ments with business concerns and that merchants who asked Police Headquarters for protec- tion were advised to see the fa- vored private detective agen gh whieh they finally a d for the protection they “BY WHITMAN coES "VINO CAPTAN Men With Higher Authority in) = } Police Affairs Involved, ‘ P ae Don’t Wait Until It Is Said, i Your Eyesight Police Captain William A. Bailey Is Ruin ©¢ the (West 30th Street station to- ‘ @ay appeared in General Sessions Delay sea cya tain ot aibues Bafore Judge Crain and pleaded not |{} now. Nothing is so import- guilty to an indictment by the Addi-|]] ant to YOU as good eyesight. fionel Grand Jury changing him with Reliable E; t Examination red; at there are numbers of res re policemen regularly _ wit! nt for their food. yesight Aooepting $600 lat August trom Wil- ||] bY Rexistered Eye Specialists, - fm Pike, assistant manager of the Association of Fur Manufacturers, No. $03 Fifth Avenue. Judge Crain gBranted Capt. Bailey’s attorney, Will- fam J. Fallon of Fallon & McGee, fen days in which to make motions. .. This is the first indtctment banded own in the investigation of the City Administration conducted by former @ov. Whitman. Capt. Bailey’s arrest followed close upon the seizure of fecords of the West 30th Street Sta- Bion. Other police station records are @nder examination and nineteen po- Mcemen are known to have been in- volved in transactions of this nature. It is expected that Mr. Whitman Will have completed his examination of the records of other departments of ¢he city administration to-day, Meier Steinbrink, as counsel for the Board of Estimate, who is conducting ®n investigation of city contracts, has aid Defore Mr. Whitman evidence re- garding the mysterious disagrpes “ance of $15,000 in a certain city depository i connection with a municipal con- tract. It was learned that after news of Mr. Steinbrink’s investigation be- came known the money suddenly re- e@ppeared the bank. Estab. Years 101 Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West 42d Street ooklyn:496 Fulton St.,cor. BondSt, atylo-per- , per. Test Goa jira, Walsta ‘and foot The famons Lane Bryant MATERNITY CORSET fe duilt with a perfect knowledge of the mater- nity figure requirements Ketains 8: Figure 3 Mra ea Supporia © abdomen.” and vital organs, preventing injury. Lane Bryant 21-23 W. 38th Street NEW YO) ra ANY hoy Sats no means through , estigation, though 10 Months he inquiry, is steadily broadening A and taking in other matters under Credit the general head of administrative corruption. Already the investigators x ‘No employer's ra. fre known to bave information tend- confidential. Call, ing to show: write or phone. That mem! the Asso- ciated Fur Our Only Pisce. 1 Ly stolen property w produced quickly—after at for. Friedman’s® __} Annual = Shoe learance Men’s and Women’s $10 to $12 High and Low Shoes WOMEN’S Black, rey, brown suede lace boots. Patent colt, kid or cloth tops. Louis heels, Brown or black kid, walking heels, Practically all of our $10 to $12 shoes in- cluded at $6.45 besides those we've de- scribed. All Exclusive new styles. This is an annual event of the utmost im- portance eagerly awaited by our thousands of customers who know Friedman's Shoes. In this sale New York's Greatest Shoe Values await you. Ww *s $3 Wool Sport Hose; all wanted mixtures $1.29 SALE STARTS TO-DAY Frehenges Made. Satisfaction Guaranteed, EF RIEDMAN ore ©) past) ] \ FAMOUS FITTING FCOTWEAR (® Open from 8.30 A. M, to 9.30 P, M. NEW YORK STORES: BROOKYN STORES: 1600 RROADWAY, Nr. 48th St, 483 FULTON ST., Nr. Smith Stile theatre 2188 THIRD AY. 119thSt, 379 KNICKERBOCKER AYE., “ore 643 EIGHTH AV. Ist St. 1327 BROADWAY, Near THIRD AVE., Nr. 152d St. 5320 FIFTH AVF. MEN'S All latest models, tan or black calf-skin shoes. Practically any new good style you can want, NoC.0. D's. No Returns. (Main Floor) embroidered! Tan, Brown, White, Grey, Black White with Black stitching. Special Prices New Spring McCreery Silks Famous over half a Century 15,000 yards of New Spring Foulard, 36 inches wide, yard, 1.95 5,000 yards of a rich Satin Charmeuse in all the wanted shades—also White or Black. 40 inches wide. yard, 2.50 (Second Floor) Specially Priced Woolen Dress Goods Navy Blue or Black All Wool Mannish Dress Serge of superior quality —close, firm weave in cor- rect weight for Spring Suits, Separate Skirts, Uniforms and Capes. Sponged and shrunk. 54 inches wide. wd, 1.35 und Floor) 350 Misses’ Tricotine Dresses Very Specially Priced 15.75 \ We secured them through a very special purchase which enables us to offer them for a much lower price than their maker intended they would sell for, You'll be delighted when you note the quality of the Tricotine, It is exceptionally fine. The trimmings are identical to those used on costly Gowns—Worsted Embroidery, Braid, Beading, Silk Tricollette sashes and vestecs, Foulard sleeves and girdles. 14 to 18 years. (Fourth Ploor) THE Opportunity in Veilings yard, 45c This is:your opportunity to obtain a varied assort- ment of fine quality veil- ings at a price which speaks for itself. They originally sold for about twice this price. » Chenille Dots and Clusters, Velvet Spots, Scrolls, Borders, Russian and Fancy Meshes in Black, Brown, Taupe, Navy and Purple compose this attractive collection, ’ (Main Floor) Sth Avenue These modish Gloves are in the two-clasp style, Paris point 300 Leather Hand B Where There Is Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, There 1s Service Last Day—Annual Sale—Women’s French Glace Gloves Pair | 12-button Glace 1.85 -| with White or with White. - Annual January Sale of 1.85 In this offering we surpass’ our past accomplishments in Gingham Dress Sales. The materials are of exceptionatly good quality, the styles far aboye the commonplace anil the workmanship the best we have ever seen. There is a wide variety of plaid, checked and_ striped designs in those clear, true colors that ate found only in the better quality of Gingham, Some are combined with solid shades., Many have effective touches of hand-work. They are sure to delight the younger girl. 6 to 14 years. No C.'0. D.'s, No Approvals. No Returns. (Fourth Floor) Clearance Sale ot Boys’ Overcoats, 14.95 formerly 22.50 to 36.00 Our entire stock of all-wool Overcoats has been reduced for this clearance sale. Every wanted style and fabric is included—Ulsters, Jack Tars, Russians and Reefers, in Cheviot, Chinchilla and Tweeds, plain color or in handsome mixtures. Sizes 8 to 18 years? Boys’ All-Wool Mackinaws 8.95 formerly 15.00 and 16.50 Handsome Plaids and Heather Mixtures; cut roomy; convertible and shawl collars. 7 to 18 years. 300 Boys’ Sweaters 2.95 Coat and slip-qn models, in Navy, Oxford, Heather, Brown, Maroon, Tan and Peacock. Several styles to choose from for boys 8 to 16 years, (Third Floor) Men’s Guaranteed Watches Special Saturday Sale 15.75 Thin model, in a 20-year quality gold filled, plain polished, open face case, fitted with a 15-jeweled lever movement. We guarantee to keep them in good running order for one.year from the date of purchase without charge, (Main Floor) 2.95 2.95 hardly expresses the swagger smartness of these new arrivals in our Leather Goods Section. The new Spring colors in which they appear make them a necessary accessory to the coming Season's costumes, These Bags and Envelope Purses are made of Cobra, Alligator, Tooled Antique and the new Ostrich Grain leather. All are silk lined, with or without inside framed compartment and mirror. (Main Floor) 34th Street Mousquetaire and Paris point embroidered, ‘Girls’ Gingham Dresses - ags in a Remarkable Sale Coty’s Face Powder ' Conti’s Castile Soap sc _ dames MeCreery & Co, 5% ancsiee Otons ld Shades, . . Li Special, 1,50 (Mavn Ploor) Gloves — overseam sewn White, Grey, Navy Blue or Black Pair 4.50 - January Sale of HOSIERY Tomorrow Last Day for These Low Sale Prices Those who have been wait+ ing to purchase hose of good quality at a very low price have found McCreery's Jan- aary Sale of Hosiery to be the realization of their expecta- tions. f « * Women’s Thread Silk Hosiery, Fine Gauge, with \ Silk Tops. Black only. 1.95 Women's Thread Silk Hosiery, Superior Quality, Lisle Tops and Soles, Black, White or Cordovan, 1.50 Women’s and Misses" Woolen Ribbed Sport Hosiery. Brown Heather Mixture, 1.45 (Mein Floor) ZB \) Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Wraps Only 150 atithis low price. 39.50 The story is told when we say they ate fashioned of Genuine Bolivia and topped with huge collars of Moleskin, Australian Opossum or Nutria, and that they are lined throughout with Silk of excellent qual- ity. These facts alone indicate they are priced far below their value. The styles are altogether fetching —entirely new Wrap effects and graceful straight-line 14 to 18 years, (Fourth Floor) models, All the wanted shades, Saturday Only All Our Children’s Shoes Reduced in Prices Every pair of Shoes in our stock, from Infants’ first-step shoes to big Misses’ Shoes, also Calf- skin Shoes for Boys. Both High Boots and Low Shoes are included. (Second Floor) ‘4 oppress ne pees Et RE Teh en