The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1921, Page 9

“CASH PATRSM” CHARGED IN RT. | $1700 LOA | (Continued From Third Page) — } | the B. RT. reveiverspip. Mr. Cruix made no paylic announcement of his action in indorsing the loan. Even his| associates on the Board of Estim and Apportionment appear to. | been in ignorance of it. “In my statement issued one week ago | pointed out the fact tat the lof- ter of Comptroller Craig \c the War Finance Corporation, uddzeastd to the ‘Treasury, Washington, D. ©. was dated June 15, 1918, just ond day ufter the letter to him from Bugene Meyer Jr. Mr. Craig's explanation is that “rhe Bugene Meyer letter in June 14, 1918, while appearing on a Washing- ton letterhead, was delivered by mes- wenger to my office.” “It would be'of interest to know in| whose hands were these investment | securities prior to tbe time of the tranefer of the $17,000,000 quota (o the| United States Government the War Finance Corporation The | statement that ‘a default in so large) © maturity as that represented by the jotes would in all unsettled the inve d handicapped flotation of the ne might have impli the loan we patriotiam would ment market dicap flotation of the Liberty Loan. “The Government loan of $17,000,000 was made, according to the corres: | for the purpose of siaving | pse of the 6, F the $17,000,000 B. RO T., that rown inio the hands 4 few monihe S wppainted, he ceiver’s certift- rs certificates taking pre- ymeni'a $17, on was paid over company was | et before the | expect to get back | 090,00) investment Government @ penny of its cia made by, Vinance before spe fi rt a im my ntreduced in| of Representatives on| on of the subway system and the putting Into eft. | a. 5-cent fare, in accordance wit! j then pending contraccs with the City “ w York and the Malbone Street | er, in whioh nihety persons | iiled and 250 more injured, | jose, One upon the other, | furnish the incentive for the receiver- ship? “Was the receiver | break down and avoid the terms of} the 5-cent fare nted_ to| he Mal-| entitled to sa these questi to do everything | eporting out | in Congress to the end | ay be thrown upon the! question of the ment and the f surrounding the B. R. T. receiver- ship.” — JAMES J. MANNING sk James J. Manning, sixty-one, Prea- \dent of the Blizabet Council from 1912 to 1 day in the Alexian t city, from loba d the C 1 pneumonia. Ho! i ‘18! 86 as « Dem- US—Placque, of Pood 14 hidh-$.10 ALF the world thinks of Ovington's when it thinks of sending @ gift and the other half thanksit for remembering OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of 5th Ave” 314 Fifth Ave. nr. 32d St. Sprudel Evaporated from the waters at Carlebad. | | Used for Constipation, stomach and’ liver. ail- ments. Ask Your Doctor. For Safe at All Druggists. P National Committeo,~ is through | * appointed to) === Wcnyyer Chae ans ot { BROADWAY SHOP WINDOW ROBBED |» Policeman Ginty Hears Crash and Arrests Man, Who Is Held on Burglary Charge. A crash of glass toox Policeman Winty to Hroadway and 49th Street early to- day, and he caught a man he eaw run- ning down Broadway. The prisoner de- scribed himself as Joseph Heuffer, forty a driver, living 11 Bast sith shops. Street. ‘The police say that under his | ccupled a coat he had slik shirts fancy vests and| #@cond floor other fancy garments, Street, Investigation showed the plate glass window of Gillette Brothers’ habsrdash- y, at No 1899 Bieadways had besa broken, Houtler was ueld on a charge of burglary TONSILS HER FORTUNE. Chicage Girl Thief Get Doctors’ Pocketbooks CHICAGO, m., you're hurting me Bessie Atma Reta, whi wn to the police as “the tonsilitis girl” told » doz- en South Side physicians during the past few days, as they treated her wi the sidewalk fe was if West s0th fine. HEN we keep on saying Durest made, it may sound lik phrase. But when it can be proved that Prize is sold in New York m has pronounced it the best. First Prize is so delicious in in the best grocery stores. avoid disappointment. Jersey City Natablished 1891 | postscript gave the name of bi friend as Joseph Strahan of No. told what he wished arrangen: Saying it with sales First Prize nut butter is the best and any other—and at a slightly higher price | per pound than ordinary brands—we feel safe in assuming that the’ buying public superior in quality, so pure and whole- some, it is no wonder that it leads in sales Always order First Prize by name to AMMON & PERSON New Jersey ape THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1921. Stern Brothers throat, Then she would squirm and ‘wave her hands around as if in extreme in. After their client had left the doc- tors would find Pocke' watches missing. ight — pool and five watohes, thetr ithooks AGED MAN JUMPS TO DEATH. 11, Among Stramgers, He Writes eral Directions. Charlee Conover, seventy-seven, who on the 192 Bast 24th killed nimseif (ast Jumping from a window of his room to furnished of No, room night Tn his room wore found two notes. One guve his nume and age and sald and among astrang Street. The other vent He paid it. to you that © an empty more First arkets than flavor, so and ketbooks belonging to the doo- tora, were recovered to-day in pawn note done about fune- ‘ ‘ himself guilty of violating the trifig law on [evidence submitted by the policeman }who docketed the case and imposed the , For Easter buty these appropriate for ce: By freshening your Record now and then with new recor get the fullest enjoyment Victrola. Rest For the Weary Shall We Gather At the River Rock of Ages } (Trinity Choir) The Palms ( (Robyn) The Holy City ) (Macdonough) 16408 Face to Face { (Remus) Abide With Me (Farrar) 87076... Oh, for the Wings of a Deve (Marsh) 55053 Caruso Records Dreams of Long Ago, 88376. $1.75 O Sole Mio (My Sunshine) E7243. eviesecesceyseces 1.25 Uocchie Celeste (Blac Eyes) Ltt aeeererrery ee), 1.75 Pagliacci (On With the Play #8061 epascasine ttegereeee $1.75 La Juive (The Jeweas) 89625, $1.75 Love Me or Not—English— Nocturno in Bovonth Floor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— imentarily, He has heen WP to... weeks and, according to his phy? ve qapnot ver Frederick Ree r. MeVoml law partner, a + Beer face ware Lead, Kindly Light { (Hayden Quartet) 16394 How Firm a Foundation § (Trinity Choir) 16674 I Love to Tell the Story (Louise Homer) 87301 In the Swect Bye and Bye (Schumann-Heink) 87307. Messiah, I Know That My Redeemer Liveth (Marsh)? Heifere—74616........,,,.$1.! Lucla—Mad Beene (Galll-Carci)— $1.25 TASB... veces gscces cee: ss OheIS Victrola Records This weekly record list aims to sug- gest tq you not only the newest records, ttain occa- sions. We mention here a partial list of » records that will have a lenten appeal. Learn to watch for this list each week. “collection ds you will from your Sacred Songs . { (Hayden Quartet) 16261... .85¢ 85c $1.25 . $1.25 $1.25 {. $1.50 . Miscellaneous Scheherazade (Rimeky-Korsakow) "(Philadelphia Orchestra) cee SLITS. Trovatore—Home to Our Mountains (Schumann-Heink-Caraso)— 89060, , Wdeeeecverns $1.75 Minuetto—IHandel-Kindler— 4841. rE Flat—Chopin- sey SLB Lord & Taylor 99th Street West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. (Wednesday) New Seasonable Assortments of . BOYS’ MIDDY SUITS in All-Wool Navy Blue Serge ‘ at the MOST EXCEPTIONAL PRICE of Sizes 3 to 8 years $6.75 ($9.75 Values) Smartly tailored regulation styles, emblems on sleeves and silk braid trim- ming, Rarely are such perfectly made, superior quality Suits as you will find included in this sale ever offered at so moderate a price as now quoted. We are now showing complete, new Spring assortments of Imported and Domestic Cotton and Linen Dress Fabrics. Remarkable Values for To-morrow: 8500 Yards : PRINTED AMERICAN VOILES 39 inches wide, in a selection of over one hundred new designs and color- ings, including Checks, Stripes, Dots and Figured effects; exceptional at 28c yard IMPORTED ‘enil DOMESTIC GINGHAMS 32 ins. wide; in a large selection of Plaids, Stripes and fashionable Checks t $12.75 BLOUSES of Canton Crepe—th favored fabric for Spring—roun neck, tie-back models and short sleeves. Bisque, Grey and Navy Blue. Men’s Handkerchiefs (pure lincu), hemstitched, dozen $3.00 Men’s Handkerchiefs (pure linen), . with faney initial. dozen $6.00 Men's Handkerchiefs — (Lawn); tape border with initial, dozen $ 1.80 65c yard Particularly Smart, Colorful Models in Second Floor Women’s and Misses’ FIBRE SILK TUXEDO SWEATERS Excellent in weave and quality; braided girdles. Bright colors in addition to a plentiful assortment of Black and White. Wednesday at $7.95 and 13.50 Main Floor A decidedly attractive assortment of New Spring Models in - WOMEN’S SILK BLOUSES Revealing superior quality fabrics of unusual lustre and richness of coloring will be featured To-morrow at Decidedly Moderate Prices. $8.50 TIE-ON BLOUSES of Crepe de Chne; knife pleated front and tucked collar and three-quarter sleeves. Rust, Bisque, Flesh Color and Porcelain Blue. “SENIOR”, ROCA & * Special purchase of 3. our & Ulsters ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR (Between 6th Ave. & Broadway) Opp. Waldorf Hotel Noteworthy Prices To-morrow on HANDKERCHIEFS for Men and Women Women’s Handkerchiefs—(Sheer Linen); with initial, dozen $3.00 and 6.00 Women's Handkerchiefs—(Pure Linen); emb’d; various styles, dozen $2 . 75 Women's Handkerchiefe—(Sham- rock Lawn); white and colors or plain white with fancy initial, dozen $ 1 -80 — Wednesday’s Star Feature! F Epstein- Chas. Donglis Co. Rochester 29 Floor I5W. 34% Suits and Overcoats of this famous nationally advertised brand Made to retail at $40 to $60) astounding sale of 4000 High Grade Suits, Overcoats| For Men and , Young Men (40 Nationally Advertised Brands Represented) Made to Retail at ‘40, °45, °50, *55, °60, °65 ALL AT ONE PRICE 20 The tremendous attraction that this sale has for clothes buyers is the fact that at $20 we are offering the acknowledged best and most widely advertised brands in America—clothes that under normal conditions sold at $40 to $65! never heard of such value-giving in all your life! Many Suits in this sale have extra Pants to match. These will be sold for $5 extra. Small charge for alterations. 5 | West t 54th | Street Open Daily Till 6:00 P. M, Saturday Till 9:00 P, added to ee ee a You have M. acne ' e e R You must say ‘Bayer’ | Unless you see the name ‘' sayer’’ on package | or on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21 years, Insist upon an unbroken package of genuine “‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’’ containing proper | directions and dose proved safe by milliens. Handy tin boxes of 12 tabluts cost but a few conta—Larger packages, amg, She este mal of Bares Manereatars toca ona ae