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RRR to root mentee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 23, 1921. ‘| reek. 1 ed py |The ban was not lifted and pressure ES WILL JOIN | 900,000,000 Invested in tte subways: 1968 67th Sti LA GUARDIA FLAYS ily SiN aera eae or oe Saiee 40 Barth der a FROM MANHATTAN, ick A. Wells, manufac: | OR | Ms Betiont_Pr . oe ‘. *TO FIGHT MILLER 2 ‘ n 216 Montague Street. ARTY BOSSES FOR | Provident ta Guardia attacked the| due the Republican members of the idward R. Rayher, lawyer, No mn ing: “It islature from this olty who re- PLAN IN COURTS | yus,ren ssn eee” E.apee new Me TRACTION MALL VOTR| cueke Meneses, cel eel ese oe sae rower, No. No. 601 traction companies in discontinuing ————>+—- ly, Binghamton — and mack 8. bebareen arocer, No Sls dn lawyer, We Asks That No Mercy Be Show |iines, discontinuing transfers and|Wemtd Not Pronceute Policeman Hun- (Niagara Falls Likely to Back 1 et ee ene FROM RICHMOND. “Spineless” Representatives From | charging doutte fares was a deltbor- Lene adit! eel peed aoa ¥ New York City’s Contest FROM BROOKLYN. Ernest V. Frerichs, No. 7703 New York City. ate and carefully framed plan in ad-| Irene Meaney of ie 132 evap as w Yor! i 5 4 “ @ vance of thfh bill." Avenue, who was shot twice in the ee ALBANY, Maroh 23, Manes Warren lawyer, Ne" |“ Ambey oes GUERNG. bs Allermanic President La Guardia,| “The bosses got the word front the|!ieht Knee In her home on Fob. 16 “A. ONG ‘eral battle, with | 178 Joralemon Street. Nicholas M. Petts, No. 4 Flem- |DImsclf a Republican, says to-day the|intercets—the same interests that|!aat. appeared to-day in Wert Side A the cities of the State on James ©. Moore, lawyer, No. ing. Pinas, silane ons boss methods used to force the | forced faro {ncreases in other citlen"| OOS f complaint against her hus- nos side aera tha Bolte AB)! |!" Oba: Rife Birents Altogether 147 votes were onat, a| Miller traction bill through the Login- | sald Mr. La Guardia, ‘and passed the|Drea® f compialme aemlnat ter Buse 1B defendant, was forecast here to- ames F. Bly, architect, No. | ¢ote without parallel In recent years, |/ature was a step backward twenty-|word down the line. I pleaded for a] ine West 68th Street Station, accused following the action of the We x ‘The three missing votes were ac-|"¥¢ Yearw, and he asked that “nu lifting of the ban, and for letting the! of aoing the shooting. The charge Abi in-sefding to the Gov- | 627 Prospect Place. counted for by the ilinoas of Ansem-|"erey be shown the wenk-kneed,| measure stand or fall on ita own!war dismissed by Magistrate Mo- @enor for bis approval, the Knight- | Leo V. Doherty, insurance, No. blyman Slacer, the resignation of spineléss representatives from New merits in the Assembly and Senate. Tuade, Adler Bill. 161 Remsen Street. Assemblyman Roosevelt and the) 0... ae wee known definitely to-day J. Mullen, banker, No. |death of Assemblyman Peak. Wt the Oty of Schenectady, OT sap seth Street. Fourteen men from Greater New | : ugh Mayor George R. Lunn, = York wore counted in the final vote ; 2 institute aétion as soon Theodore Stitt, lawyer, No. 966 |. 91 to 56, which passed tho traction le after the Governor & Bt. Mark's Avenue. bill In the Assembly at 7 o'clock last bill, which probably will be | Leon G. Moses, insurance, No. | right Mext week. It was said at the At Saks—Beginning Thursday Sale of 1542 Exquisite Pearl Necklaces | \ Matinee and Opera Lengths with Solid Gold Clasps, at Prices Averaging One Half Below Regular Prices Coming as it does—right before Easter this remarkable sale of Pearl Bead Neck- laces will help wonderfully in solving the @ffice of the New York State Sin saree t's PACKED TO PLEASE | Ym all likelihood the citien of mton and Niagara Falls | Biagnamton and Nasa Fuls | | and Serves Its Mission } @gainst the State. Officials of York City have already ex- | their intention of taking @.milar step, Nothing of a con- | . Glusive or definite nature has a done along this line yet. o ON N. Y, cIly PROBE: USED IN MILLIONS OF TEAPOTS DAILY West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street CLEARANCE SALE of EASTER TOYS In order to effect an Immediate Clearance of Eastertime Toys, we now place on sale remaining assortments At a Reduction of ONE-THIRD OFF Former Prices Plush Rabbits,- - 89c to 5.00 Empty Baskets,- - 10c to 5.00 , ‘ é Ducks and Rabbit: ; Satin-covered Eggs- 85c and 1.00 Easter gift problem. Every necklace in BILL iS RECOMMITTED ‘Beware of Imitations.” Sealed Packets only ° yor ool obits tw ie Chicken Coops,- - 1.50 to 3.65 the collection is perfect, made up of _— — = — = ee 1.30 exquisitely tinted pearls that reproduce ‘ i — . Scrim Bunnies filled _ Party Snappers, - 89¢ to 1. exactly the rare beauty of the deep sea gem. - (ontinved from First Page.) with Toys,- - - 40¢ and 79c Wooden Toys, - - 29c to 4.75 Included are: 9 Filled Baskets- - 59c to 12.50 P olin Rabbits - 25c to 1.00 . , ese McCutcheon’s | Peeps 18.50 Necklaces . . Special at 9.00 20.00 Necklaces . . Special at 10.50 24.00 Necklaces . . Special at 12.50 32.50 Necklaces . sf Special at 15.00 38.00 Necklaces .~ . Special at 18.00 45.00 Necklaces . . Special at22.50 j HAND LUGGAGE for Men and Women ; aoe, Suitable for every need of the Easter traveller. 4 Saks & Company Substantial Savings will be offered to-morrow ~ “| Broadway at 34th Street on the following specials Enamelled Duck Suit Cases—with Tray; reinforced $5 00 @iberituted for that of Wells. He fed at the suggestion that his would die in committee and ted to wager that it would be Prought out. ‘The Senator further said ihat the did not contemplate an inveariga- tian of the city administratioa, but ‘was for the purpose of revising the eity charter, which, he sald, is in a F @eplorabie condition. * "Do you think,” he asked, “that a ittee of twenty-three, including would be named for an in- mn? leas it is on the cards +> oth bilis die in the committee on @nd there will be no invost!. of olty SH airg trom that 4. Dress Sateens MONG the lovely summer fabrics displayed at McCutcheon’s the dull silken sheen of English and French Dress Sateen makes its own appeal. Washable and sturdy, yet delicate in pattern, these Sateens are ideal for summer frocks. We are now showing a complete, most extensive * assortment of Ve PW OPO 10g vey eeeuteewre Fifth Avenue 34th and 33d New York Streets ker of the House Machold sain |ACOnCMananys ui Ot corners, short leather straps. All sizes...................-5 au Mm G Bieta wih hin ins eee tn = (With Straps all around, $6.45) Rit Macy tly EN _ de@lared the Wells Bib was not men- = 7 = 2 > A aca" mar Women’s Hat Boxes—Enamelled Women’s Over Night Bags—Gen- y) Be the Pied et gts Duck; two hat forms and pocket. uine cowhide, handsewed frame, @ nt ka ‘tha conirattton oabeaneate Sizes 18x12 and 20x12 . silk lined. 14, 15 and 16 inches. ma swe , ernot. So faras I am concerned Sale of 1 50 5 Tel. Fitzroy 6100. “ ise baal ~ though, It would 7 |: . ; ‘ tame Teciewe tae ness {| Blaster Wraps $5.2 $15.95 (925.00 Values) Purpose, which is a revision of wie city charter. That is not the way to go abou revising the charter of Greater NeW York in my opinion.” 14 NEW YORK VOTES From the Bakeshop MOLASSES FRUIT CAKE Made in Our Bakeries This rich, delicious and f : wholesome cake is made Cc on the premises from a Cc 8 good old-fashioned recipe, with carefully selected Lb. at $29.95 (fer Inchided are about 10 different styles in Bolivias, Satins, Polo Cloths, ete. HAND LUGGAGE DEPT.—MAIN FLOOR ‘HELP BOSSES PUT Shap Wig uel ates saa Recently acquired. at a considerable price concession from one OVER TRACTION BILL or revers of full length, of America’s foremost makers, we offer this entire group of A variety of cape effects! Assembly Vote Is 91 to.56 for Lined in silk and tallored to | Fine Quality Axminster Rugs bier oe ea Writ rags Hawnros : Hot Cross Buns, 19c a Dozen 307 Fifth “Avenue Near 3ist Street the list of Assemblymen trom Great. @ New York who turnea thelr backs "pen the old home town and by || ir votes passed the Miller traction | f : which takes from their city all | \ ca powers over its transit 1i si lines and its = x Richly spiced and delicious Our baker has made these from a special recipe and they are the best we can make, When these Buns come fresh from the ovens, steaming hot, with just the right amount of sugar on them, the right amount of spice, raisins and currants, and baked fir right, there is no question about their goodness—the appeal they make is irresistible and yousimply MUST ask for more. Counter Delivery Only at $58 Size 9x12 ft. Ordinarily qualities of this same high standard would be priced at $85.00 to $100.00 Cc i Guilted Satin 95 Our Entire Fifth Avenue Building Exclusively for Women’s Wear Each pattern an exact reproduction of high-grade Oriental Rugs—revealing typical Chinese and Persian designs in a diversity of well blended color combinations Delicatessen GENUINE SMOKED WHITE- FISH—Rich and of fine flavor; an excellent breakfast dish, 39c Ib. and excellent mayonnaise, in | CoriMpBlA RIVER SALMON, EGG POTATO 8. MAYONNAIS! Stanley s Me Gibbous 392Frtu Ave. at 36 St. fresh eggs, cele . | ii y il i id. Ms rf ss ‘ i For this week only we offer ‘several thousand yards of Scene es “am | _ 1b: 68e—A choice product. di Roor-Felee Cleiat mien; aliced” 7" | DRED BONLESS HERRING Hl Second Hoor-Jake Glevator CRETONNES. CORNED BEEF 4c tb— . . Pa . DO!) a MPO ked bott \d; cut from GENUINE IMPORTED HOL- ig: MESTIC T RTED iow LAND HERRING, all Milchner, : BAKED MACARONI WITH 9 e “3 i , i‘ ; . CHBESE OK BAKED BEANS, | SHRIMP 8ALAD@24 Ib.—Maile S t 4 19¢ Ib. — in our own ise aieteonk’ Ook ” ale TOMORROW at the very special sale prices of We Ik S of fine shrimps, eslery and dur MILWAUKRE CERVELAT | powesric swiss CHEESE SAUSAGES — Fancy sausage, Y : ei ruiced ard eansoneds 400, Rich and piquant flavor, 69¢ Ib, OLD ENGLISH STYLE DAIRY | LIMBURGER CHEESE — ¥ New Spring Suits 45c and 55¢ per ya. consi : rh i) ma- New York State. 44c bi opbe vale a 55°” tad, oappy che 1, made Puls RULE, CH RRS =e ities i i ‘ ‘ hole mil b. nd of fine flavor. } the quoted peices Excellent qualities in a wide variety of desirable patterns om Yap nee ake Boe ee oe A Sale of Imported Holland Cheese P A fresh shipment of Eyssen's Holland Cheese just received. A fine Holland Cheese put up in tins containing 1034 ounces. Our aye this sale, le Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered FROM THE GROCERY SECTION Quaker Biscuit and Pancake Flour—Fresh from the Mill A Special Sale of Quaker Biscuit, Pancake and Pastry Flour, A self raising flour of unusual excellence. The ingredients aed in this preparation are ab- solutely pure. Put up iff cartons containing 1 Ib, 5 02.5 ge A eck sold for 16¢ to 18c, Our price this saleydozen, 89c.; each, 8c. Tricotine—Poiret Twill—T will Cord Tailored and Embroidered Models. Other Spring Suits from $39.50 to $165.00. and beautiful color combinations. Slip Covers made to order at moderate prices UPHOLSTERY DEPT.—FOURTH FLOOR. New Spring Dresses Higher Priced Models taken -50 from ow regalar stock 4 Canton Crepe—Taffeta Silk—Tricotine. A Large Number of New Models. Draperies and Lace Curtains Stored, Repaired and Cleaned at Minimum Rates iB