The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 19

UNTERMYER SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD. REMOVE PALMER Promises Independent Investi- gation of Attorney General’s Acts in Office. Gamuel Untermyer, after carefully Feading an attuck upon him issued fast night at Washington by Attorney General Palmer,’ issued a detatley reply to-day. The Attorney General charged that Mr. Untermyer's allega- tions against the Bureau of the Alien Property Custodian are inspired by @riendly feeling toward Germany and Germans and that prior to our entry into the Mr. Untermyer—as Shown by papers seized from Boy-Ed, ithe German spy—was the controlling gam chief counsel in this country to fe German Pmbassy. Mr. Unter- myer'’s reply reads: ‘The Palmer attack was withheld by Palmer until too tate last night to permit of the publication of the fw reply prepared by me. On re- flection I do not regret that fact be- C@use this junk-tot of sta representations was published three years aso, and [ then had the opportunity, of which I availed my- sdif at the time, demonstrating Meir falsity under outh before the Oyerman Senate Committee, where Tinsistea on appearing “This stuff either was or was not Public property. The public can form its own conclusions of a public war Official who rehashes such stuff or who digs into the « ves of his offce and ui h p-called ‘in- 8 formation’ when for neglect or violation of duty. It ig he and not I who is charged. It fg an old, cheap trick, where have no defense, just to abuse the other ‘fellow. “Mr, Palmer fine written to o: Lever knew or heard to support his garbled documents or ments all of which were disproved before the Overman Committee. He ig forced to confess that all this hus- ht to decount does not produce a me or of which Y for ‘hose who have the read: a hundred high grade Strictly Cash. QUEEN ANNE su MAHOGANY, consist c Table ara Bi Pu ton back Uph imitation leather and back. sent OPEN MONDAY AND you! false state- |!" Owen Cuts Prices Period Dining Suites! Period Bed Room Suites! $35,000 Stock of magnificent Suites to be sacrificed at half price-—-WHICH brings Prices Down Below Actual Cost per cent dividend by investing in this rniture at these prices: $400 Walnut Bed Room Suites $200 $600 Walnut Bed Room Suites $300 $750 Walnut Bed Room Suites $375 $500 Walnut Dining Suites $250 $650 Walnut Dining Suites $325 $750 Walnut Dining Suites $375 Delivery Free. Guarantee with Each and Every Ptece. The D.T.OWENCO., Inc. 34 EAST 23rd STREET (ith Ave, Subway—#3d St. Station SEVNG MACHIN=S ON CREDIT UP TO $110, bub he is making apropos of nothing except to throw dust in the eyes of the. people to cover his own tracks and woure and enable him to escape answering the specific charges made ag © whils! Wwe were at peace with the world and ata when every one had the right t as he chose, He knows, moreover, that L was the one man at the bar at the time who consistently refused retainerg’ from every German interest, Including the Embassy, al- though the acceptance of retainers at that time was no reflection on any other member of the Bar, “My complaints against Mr. Pal- mer are very specific, His persistent refusal to enforce the Anti-Trust Lawa which has largely precipitated the housing crisig are the offenses which [ at the moment primarily want to see investigated. They re- Jate to my present job and that was “my reason for calling attention to them “His many other derelictions, such as his abuse of his office of Alien Property Custodian to promote his grotesque political ambitions in the respects I have heretofore specified, and his incompetency in administer- ing the Sedition and Internment acts are bound to come to the light of day sooner or later, for our cuntry will not permit its honor to be tarnished in the eyes of the world, How much the Government has lost and had squandered through his actions will appear in due time. If Congress does not order an investigation the facts will be independently collected. “The man's contession, forced from him, that he suspended the enforce- ment of the Anti-Trust Laws until T drove him into sullen action ought to be enough to compel Congress to re- move him now as an object lesson, although he only has five weeks more to se ve, instead of permitting him tu dianppear into the sort of obscurity that his unfortunate administrations have so richly deserved. “To this fanatical the war will n tbe over. He ev: resents and sn ut my character- | ization as ‘unfortunate, people’ of the Grman citizens who invested their hundreds of millions in this country and he ad their property: confis- cated In ation of the world’s be: | tradition. I suppose he considers | them as criminals for having trusted to our treaty obligations and the curity of our institutions. He should bo de! to England where he how a great and gen- know how to heal the | —if it were possible | ything.” _ | Pi el for the Poor, Free fuel for the poor can be had at @ Salvation Army Yards at No. 94 treet, It was announced to-day. e Down Town Lea ing the fuel, which consi: of empty boxes, crates and other waste wood supplied’ by merchants, Firms having such wood to give are asked to telephone the league. The number is Beekman 654. ‘Anglo-mant | Jtotal lomses had & in reality they w SUES TO DISSOLVE __ |": BROOKLYN CITIZEN js('e oie TO HOLD-UP VICTIM| ismanagement awepaper and |S! When Mra, Lillian Lipinto, No, 21 space gaits Hees and | ety Dist Street, Manhattan, was called Improper Bookkeeping ‘Charged or judgment |to-day in the Bridge Plaza Court, in »'T. F Nevi ate ‘ son for the| Brooklyn, on the charge of nasault and by T. F. Nevins, Stockholder F ration,” stid | robbery, the Court was informed that | Application for the dissolution of the | William Van Wyek, attorney for “the the complainant was arrested last night Brooklyn Citizen was made in the! Briefe will be aubmitted Monday | in Mrs. Lipinto's apartment on a charge Brooklyn Supreme Court to-day by of extortion. Thomas F. . former Chief of the | pe: © Yenrn Old, Dien | Detective Knowles, who arrested Mra Brooklyn Fire Department, ow | Lipinto, said that Frank Rouseel, N 260 shures of stock. He char Martin Fen { 23d Street, Manhattan, de the complaint against Mr: . had accepted money and jow- ry ‘om her iaat night on his promise | hot to appear againat. her ounce! anid the woman held him up last week and took $20 from him at the point of | in a futnivhed room at No, | there has been mlamanagement anserted that the paper's true altuation | ( has not been properly presented to the stockholders. The circulation in rs old, of | Derby, In an ambulan Rellevue Sha- ‘om a 1910 was 2,390, he asnerted, and gradually dwindicd unti . Brooklyn. She had for the past three rs it 4 panad the room, sald, by | about 3,000, He nsx 9 a|gere the n An was It apart- F and. asked him. to ‘protect’ her, The case waa postponed. wh fhe train was en route and collapsed upon reaching the terminal BKOOKLYN ~ OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & C FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN report of the board of directors that in the preceding twenty years the Sweeping Reductions in Women’s Winter Coats Plain Tailored and Fur Collared Values to 68.00 Reduced to 38.00 An unusual selection of Cash! y money can make {t earn iv IN AMERICAN WALNUT OR Columbia Grafonolas from $32.50 up on Our Easy Payment Plan, February Columbia and Cortina SATURDAY EVENINGS the season’s finest Coats, neatly plain tailored and smartly fur trimmed. If you could see an unused bolt of Fruit of the Loom made years ago, you'd find it as snowy white as any bought yesterday. Fruit of the Loom is the muslin that has.set the standard of high qual- ity for over seventy years. Tt launders easily and well, It wears for years. It is easy to sew on. It is reasonable in price. And it bears a name reputation. Fruit of the Loom that has a) Muslin | Keep your sewing-room stocked with Fruit of the Loom. It will pay you to buy it by the bolt. Ask for the 36-inch width, Women find such a purchase economical, because there is less waste in cutting. Think of all the uses you can put it to, Here are a few suggestions: Aprons, night- gowns, pajamas, combinations, men’s shirts, children’s dresses, rompers, dust-caps, and pillow-slips. Remember the name Fruit of the Loom. Identify by the Fruit of the Loom label picture of fruitin colors. Fruit of the Loom is fpr sale at every guod store. Made by B. B. & R. KNIGHT, INc, 1921. 24 Floor ISW 34% St BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY (OPP. WALDORF HOTEL) Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P. MM. For A “JUNIOR” Twenty Dollar Bill! | , 4000 Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters ‘Yiu ve Made to Retail at 40, °45, *50, *55, °60 & °65° 40 Famous Nationally Advertised Brands Represented All at the Flat and Absolutely Unheard-of Price of 20 We knew it! Even before this sale was a day old we knew it was going to prove one of the big- gest attractions to clothes buyers ever known in New York! The crowds simply overran our huge second and third floors and many waited on themselves. 589 Were #40 755 Were $45 827 Were $50 736 Were $55 605 Were $60 488 Were 265 ern re, ae ete We have been in theclothing business 42 years and have never known values in all our experience such as this sale presents. When you can buy Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters of the most prominent nation- ally advertised brands—garments that are unmistakaLly worth 2 to 3 times the price of $20-—you are bound to grab the chance and tell others about your good fortune. And that’s what hundreds are doing every day. In the first place, we bought these garments from the makers for spot cash at prices that represented tremendous losses to them. In the second place, we overbought in uur enthusiasm over good fortune, and on top of the sacrifi price we paid for these Suits and Overcoats we are taking a heavy | ourselves! We repeat: They were originally made to sell at $40 to SO," ° The price is now $20. Small charge for alterations. 4 Many of the Suits Have Extra Pair of Pants to Match. $5 Additional. FP sirens OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P. Opposite Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway 24 Floor ISW. 34% St. M.—SATURDAY TILL 9 its ee re ee