The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1921, Page 9

TRAVIS, WENDELL AND MIDSON TO SEE GRAND JURY DATA e Mcintyre Declares Some Evidence Was Wrong- fully Admitted, po Malntyre in General Sessions €ranted the motion of counsel former State Comptroller Pngene Travis, Comptroller James A (Wendell, formerly Deputy Comptroller pyMmfer Travis, and Albert TL. Judson SF wermission to inspect the min- fetes of the additional Grand Jury for Geter v0 far as the minutes affected them. | & Bardge Mointyre said ‘Tt is contend- @ Mat there are reasonable grounds (fpen which to base the belief that | Grand Jury minutes will dis- | | Jegal cause upon which to sus. | Man a moon to dismiss the indict- sales against ‘Travis, Wendell and, n, and tt is my belief that the| jeation made on behalf of al! the dants is in good faith and T| it proper to rant it.” motion has been pending since two days after the three were When counsel for Ti d a brief March 1, Assistant Dis- pt Attorney Pecora, in charge of | prosection, was instructed that 1 1 was his jast day for filing « April 1 and | would decide | to the Dis- without r rict Attorney's ar; nt The brief of Mr. Pecora was filed | astounding. Hee: only Jury was that which Stanley s Mee Gibbons 392Prtn Ave. at 36 St. Second Koor-Jake Glevator* The extreme warm weather has caused a let-up in Coals with which we are well overstocked. To reduce condi- tions to normal we will offer Coat values that are |tate last Saturday. Beheaded Mefntyre in reviewing the Lad i that tho me pg District ney had admitted at the qrement in December that te vidence taken before the Grand bad been brought out in a John ‘Doe hearing by Justice Kernochap of Speolal Ges- sions sitting a8 a Magistrate. He recalled that Justice Kernochan had found that Wendell had been merely an instrument and subordinate of ‘Travis and that neither Wendelt or Vudson ought to be held criminally responsible. tha dence fully admitted by Justice Kernocban Judge Molntyre added at he thourht that some of the evi- upinst Travis had been wrong- ind for that reason believed there was justice in granting the motion he defendants are charged with NAIAD Dress Linings Nainsook Net Silk For Home and Professional Dressmaking Ready-to-wear, perfect fit- ting, and refined and dis- tinctive workmanship — which also distinguish the famous NAD Dress Shields At For Women and Misses A Most Extraordinary Sale 29°° The Reductions Are Emphatic Tricotine, Bolivia and Velour de Laine, tailored or embroidered, correctly styled and silk lined. Other Coats at Similar Reductions. | ‘ At Reduced Prices for Tomorrow— r) } Other Spring Suits at Similar Reductions, | Special Sale! 350 New Coats at $25 $15 to $20 less than their actual money value! At least $0 different styles in Bolivias, Satins, Polo Cloths, Veldynes, ete Attractive designs glossy, quilted Satin. Many Spring Wraps in- cluded! Many are beautifully lined throughout with fine silk. Hom LTON GARMENT CI. in 307 Fifth Avenue Near 3ist Street 100 Tailored Suits Selected from regular stock of higher-priced models’ _n Tricotine only: reduced for immediate diposal to i 34° Fine Veldyne Coat (“au") $25 Our Entire Fifth Avenue Building Exclusicely for Women's Wear taking $230,660 of the State's money EEE * THE EVENING WORLD, ‘TUESDAY, APRIL 5, for a stx-year term; T. V. O'Connor, labor leader, of Buffalo, for a four- year term, and Mra. Rosalie Loew Whit- ney, wife of ex-Public Service Com- missioner Travia H. Whitney of New York, for a two-year term. ‘The appointments follow the reorgan- in sinking fund transaction in the bond market. MILLER FILLS FOUR JOBS. PRUDPNOK. (OFrom te carom tote.) Bin—If you had two wishes that Ffould come trun what would you ALBANY, April 6.—4Jov. Miller filed four big State Jotw inat night. He made wlt—Welt for one, f'd wish for a hus-|Henry D, Sayer of Queens Stato In-| ization of the Industrial Commission In dustrial Commissioner and appointed the | a bill recently passed by the Lagisiature Bia fad what would be the other? | following on the State Industrial Board: |and approved by the Governor. All ap- haw he turned out. Jorn D. Higgins of Oswego, Chairman, pointees will receive $6,000 a year. ‘You Kate You Bove the Best When You Get Your Victrola from Landays You have the comfort of knowing you'll always he happy with your purchase. Areal Victrola—the genuine kind sold at Landays—is the most perfect of musical instruments—often imitated, never equalled—and therefore the choice of the greatest masters of music the world over. 4 At Landays you will always find the largest stock of genuine Victrolas in America to choose from-—in all the latest models. TODAY and TOMORROW The World’s Fastest-Selling Victrola—On Sale at Special Terms $ AGenuine Victrola XI—$150 uae | Your. Choice of Records $10 Total $160 $3 down. Balance in easy monthly payments. A rare opportunity. We advise immediate action. Call at once to make sure of your Victrola. andaywZ In Newark: 775 Broad St. 427 Fifth Ave. At 38th Street 23 W. 42nd St. Bet. Sth and 6ch Aves. By Special Arrangement this offer can also be had at: BRONX—Smiths: 945 So. Boulevard, Oven Eyenioss YO) panelist 11 North A Eee He Owes his life to his Coat STEEPLE-JACK was painting the flag-pole of a sityscraper. Suddenly, without warning, the swing- seat gave way, hurling down seat, pail, prush—but not the man. By strangest chance, the hook which had sup- ported the seat caught in the man’s work-coat—and the cloth held—held until rescue came, This dramatic happening is true. And the coat was a Sweet-Orr garment—living up to the Sweet- Orr reputation for strength. If you want work-clothes whose you can count on always, look for this Sweet-Orr label. Pulling for $0 yeare and haven't ripped yet! SWEET-ORR & CO, Inc, 15 Union Square, New York SWEET-OrR UNION MADE CLOTHES TO WORK IN OVERALLS AND COATS DRESS TROUSERS WORK SHIRTS CORDUROY PANTS AND SUITS WORK PANTS AND SUITS FLANNEL SHIRTS KHAKI PANTS AND SUITS CROSS COUNTRY BREECHES OT A AU IN SHO 1981. 9 stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street The Art Embroidery Department will offer at especially interesting prices for to-morrow a wide variety of serviceable articles for embroidering purposes The following items have stamped designs: Pillow Cases, pair Cotton Huck Towels . Nightgowns (Sizes 15, 16, 17) . 95c, 1.50 Nainsook Chemises . . . 1.50, 1.95 Turkish Towels (Two Sizes) 75c, 1.00, 1.50 Luncheon Sets (13 Pieces) . 1.00, 1.75, 2.75 . 1.00 25c, 75c Lingerie Pillow Slips 1.25 to 3.25 Dresser Scarfs, lace trimmed | 95c, 1.25 Imitation Filet Lace Boudoir Pillows An Important Sale To-morrow of WARDROBE TRUNKS Featuring sturdily constructed high-grade luggage at Extraordinary Price Concessions WARDROBE TRUNK—40 x22 x 1414. ware; cretonne lined; three drawers; one large p' down drawer, with removable and six hangers oe . = pocke ts * $24. 75 Full Size, Dome Top WARDROBE TRUNK —45x25:22, Spring lock, heavy hardware; cretonne lined; five drawers (two $35.00 Spring lock, heavy hard- can be converted into hat box); 12 assorted Eanes shoe pockets and laundry bag Special Feature Values for To-morrow: Imported Cotton Dress Fabrics French Printed Organdie— $1.10 Permanent, transparent finish; all self color printed effects. Yd. French Eponge and Ratine—Homespun and Crepe 85 weaves; a wide selection of the new colors and White. - - Yard, c 68c Plain Swiss Organdie — Permanent, transparent finish; twenty-five favored colors and White - - - - Yard, Imported Ramie and French Dress Linen— 86 and 45 inches wide; pure flax; thoroughly shrunk; over tyeaty five new colors and White - - | - - af Eon, ie 90c Imported Cotton Crepe— Yara, DC A large selection of this season’s new colors and White. (SECOND FLOOR.) A Noteworthy Spring Of fering of Seasonable BED COVERINGS At Prices Considerably Less Than Regular Value 300 Pairs White Wool Blankets (Double Sze) $7.95 ($10.50 Values) Figured Silkoline Comfortables (Plain sateen borders) (Double Size) $3.50) ($5.75 Values) Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases MUSLIN SHEETS MUSLIN PILLOW CASES qi Single Three-qtr. Double | 42x86 45x36 50x80 3 Hemmed..... 98¢ 1,35 1.45 | Hemmed... . .30c. 32c. 35c. Henst'd......1.25 1.60 1.75 | Hemst'd.... .40c. 42c. 45c. i