The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1921, Page 5

MAGK REPORT REJECTED, ZION ~— OFFICERS RESIGN Seven of 8 Officers Withdraw and 31 of 50 Commit- teemen Quit. CLEVELAND, June 7.—A vote dis- @pproving the annual report of the administration of Judge Julian W. Mack of Chicago, President of the Zionist Organization of America, was followed early to-day by the resigna- tion of seven of the eight officers of the organization and thirty-one of the fifty members of the National Executive Committee, as well as the Gecretary of that committee. This action at the twenty-fourth @nnual convention of the order came @t the conclusion of a debate on the report that had lasted ten hours, Judge Mack had upheld the posi- tion of the administration in upposi- Gon to the present organization of the Keren Hayesod, or Palestine Restora- gon Fund, and had asked for a vote @f confidence. The Keren Hayesod ‘was organized and chartered in Lon- on for the purpose of raising $100,- 90,000 for use in Palestine. ‘The administration of the American Zionist organization contends that five @rectors of the Keren Hayesod have been clothed with autocratic powers which would enable them to use the fund for purposes other than the actual restoration of Palestine, and that contributors to the fund have no administration. The pro-Weizmann forces, headed by Dr, Chaim Weizmann of London, President of the World Zionist Or- ganization, who Is at the convention as a guest, contend that “if there are an faults in the charter they can be remedied at the next international Zionist congress.” Emanuel Neumann, Acting Seere- tary of Keren Hayesod In New York, submitted a resolution reading in part: Having discussed the report of the President of the Zionist Organization of America relating to the differences that have arisen between the present administration of the Zionist ni- zation of America and the World Zionist Organization, particularly in reference to the Keren Hayesod, we, the representatives of the Zionist Organization of America, declare: “That while we appreciate the services rendered to our cause by the present officers of the administration, we regard it our duty to state that the course of action pursued by Present administration constituted a breach of the dicipline of the organi- zation, contrary to the highest inter- est of the Zionist movement, and we regretfully express our disapproval.” Morris Rothenbergh, New York, Chairman of the Executive Commit- tee of the American Jewish Congress, urged the adoption of the resolution, charging nothing had been done in behalf of the Keren Hayesod the leaders of the American Zionist Or- ganization until Dr. Chaim Weis- mann came to America. Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New York defending the administration, silenced rumors of a split in the American or- ganization when he said that no mat- ter what happens, “we are all Zion- ists.” “There is no conflict between Amer- ‘can Jews and the Jews of Eastern Furope as to the method of upbuild- ing Palestine,” he said. THE EveninG WORLD, EON TE ERR SN TRIAS RE OER MAM LL PS OR BU eh AN MAYORS MUST SEE LAWS ARE ENFORCED “No Matter What They Think of Their Wisdom,” “Wallin Tells City Officials’ Conference. HUMIRA, June 1.—The New York State Conference of Mayors and other city officials “stands four square for law enforcement and maintenance of order and decency in our several com- munities," Mayor William J. Wallin of Yonkers, president of the organi- zation, said in hie address at the opening session af the annual confer- ence to-day. “Whatever as citizens we may think of the wisdom or policy of enacting given laws,” he continued, “ag officials we are in duty bound to enforce the@, using all the resources at our command” Among the important recommenda- tions of Mayor Wallin for the may- ors’ conference programme for next year are enactment of general muni- cipal pension and bonding lawa and an equitable share of the revenue from automobile fees to the cities for highway maintenance. George B. Ford told the members that the soning of cities has come to stay. “Zoning saves money,” Mr. Ford eaid, “and real estate men everywhere are enthusiastic about this municipal activity.” New York, Rochester, Yonkers, White Plains, Niagara Falls and Gloversville are completely zoned and nine other cities are preparing zoning ordinances, FRUTCHEY SILK SHOP 4 WEST 40th STREET Near FIFTH AVENUE Wednesday, June 8, 1921, is the great price- reducing silk day. It marks the opening of another Frutchey Silk Shop just next door, for it behooves us to double the selling space of New York’s first retail silk shop. Now for the great price reducing silk day! and importers are bearing their share of price readjustment. Here is proof that silk manufacturers Please note carefully and remember that ordinarily Frutchey silks are a quarter, a half, a dollar, and often over two or three dollars less than others. ‘ Chiffon taffeta..... -1.95 yard 28 plain and Not more than 6 yards to cach customer. Our $1.50 yard grade. Best grades made, tn fact we have been selling them a Hae pik Se ; ing Sor $3.85 10 $6.50 The very much wanted modest hair and pencil lined styles. Firm borter's sacrifice to help make friends. sof the world’s finest fabric art. Durin, to $27.50 yard. a f d yard—unstii hirtings.....--.-.-1.95 yard Ba vnirueee tubable crepes that were $2.85 yard. Pari tal Brocaded beauties, exam Paris ear: +350 yard recent months were $12.. Printed chiffon.........- 1,25 yard Smal figures om exquisite French crepes for entire goons. An tm it colors in a pee Sinished mellow-faced 36 cloth. Sold till now at $2.85 yard. From a well known Paris house come 30 designs and three times any white, black and white, reer wee} 1.95 yard thirty colorings. Designs modest or elaborate, “but always smart 4 vile, } see ead! y are ty ‘ings. f Sk OF 6 rate, ertiio , and the old prices twere $2.85 10 $6.00 yard. ie jaronette broche......-- 3.85 yard These genuine Baronette sport satins are fine ty pes of brocade weao- Beygserte Ered a ine, fcr wen ested a Ue Sik Sire og we eane ae $5.50 yard. ~ 98 yard From the province of Honan, China, come these sturdy, useful § bias Mp. Fratchey imports them and accepes first ‘thoes oni “Pasi price was $1.85 yard. Brocades from Zurich....2.95 yard “It ts tmpesstble to mahe them today for less than $4.50 ” sald vad the tmporer, teeredeld. Sore for ks sche; bak Glad te yon, have them. 1.65 yard Heavy, lustrous 40 inch quality. Navy end and plenty of cach. Fine lining silks, and of the sort used frocks pooh with igen or peaBibiad Jor fr Paris Ci Ultra—moderne printed fabrics—seen at Autexil and Longcham: and Gaatee f i= ++ +2.50 yard this season and ready to liven the action at Belmont or yep ripeng model imprimes... . Mark the width of the voile, 45 inches. The correct thing in prints is more fashionable than ever. 36 years of silk experience. Etc., ete., ete.—in all, over $200,000.00 of silk will be sold. Every yard guaranteed, or Mr. Frutchey had better discontinue business, For complete list of items please read New York Times, Wednesday, June 8, 1921, then get here as soon as youcan, Some folks attribute the extraordinary success of this business to Mr. Frutchey’s Others speak of the new shop's timeliness, sts good fortune in securing silks at rock-bottom prices just when usual retail sources were cluttered. “It is good to hear people talk about it—shows they are inter- ested,” said Mr, Frutchey, “but the real reason for Frutchey Silk Shop success te our happy faculty of pleasing cach enstomer.” ZUBSDAY, JUNw 4, Aveda. Where There Is Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, There Is Service. saavewe James McCreary & Co, #5 McCreery Quality Merchandise, as Advertised, on Sale beginning Wednesday, June 8th. Telephone Fits Roy 8400 Summer Sport Skirts In a Sale at 1 2-75 Every Fashionable Type, Fabric and Shade There are exceedingly graceful knife, box and side-plaited models, and ultra-smart shirred styles. Some are fashioned of brilliant-surfaced Satins in fantastic designs, others of a heavy quality Crepe de Chine, Novelty Silk or Novelty Crepe. Still others are fashioned of soft Flannel in pastel tones or White. (Fowrth Floor) Silk Petticoats Specially Priced for Tomorrow Radium Silk Petticoats in Flesh or White Silk, prettily scalloped, with panels in back and front. 3.95 All Silk Jersey Petticoats in street color- ings—vivacious flounced models—represent most exceptional value at 4.95 Satin Daphne Petticoats in straight-line style, embroidered and scalloped at bottom. Street shades. 5.95 Silk Jersey Petticoats (the Jersey double to hip), especially designed for wear with transparent dresses. : 6.95 Two distinctly new models, one of all Jersey with tucked flounce, the other of Luxor Silk, washable, handsomely embroid- ered and scalloped. 7.95 (Third Floor) Exquisite Hand- Made Blouses, 6.95 Models that fit with the grace of a Gown, made of the finest quality Voiles and em- bellished with various Real Laces and ex- quisitely executed hand-embroidery. All sizes are represented, but not in every style. Formerly 8.95. (Fourth Floor) 1.00 Is a small price for any of these Kitchenwares Set of three lipped Aluminum Saucepans, capacity 1, 11% and 2 quart. set, 1.00 formerly 1.75 Double Rice or Cereal Boilers of polished aluminum, 2-quart capacity. 1.00 formerly 1.75 Mirro Aluminum Colanders, 9 inch diam- eter at top. formerly 1.50, 1.00 Mirro Aluminum Sink Strainers, triangle shape. formerly 1.35, 1.00 Victor Aluminum Fry Pans, 10Y% inch diameter at top, 2 inches deep. 1.00 formerly 1.95 Aluminum Coffee Percolators, 6 cup capacity. formerly 1.95, 1.00 Wear-Ever or Aladdin Aluminum lipped Saucepans, 214 quart capacity. 1.00 formerly 1.70 Acme Ice Cream Freezers, 2 quart capac- ity; easily adjusted. formerly 1.50, 1.00 Gixth Floor) McCreery prices are always down to the point where one may buy not only with confidence—but also with profit. All of our prices are based on the latest whole- sale price reductions, which mean they are the very lowest prices it is possible for any one to attach to merchandise of equal quality. Steady, consistent buying at McCreery's means steady, consistent saving. ee Art Novelties Which Add an Interesting Note to the Home They are not merely attractive in pretty cretonne effects, but ex- ceedingly useful as well. Cretonne Doily Rolls........-. 65c and 1.20 Cretonne Doily Cases... ... .65¢ Cretonne Telephone Sercens . .50¢ - 50c Cretonne Scrap Baskets. . . . 1.65 Cretonne Pillows. .65c, 1.00, 1.15 Lingerie Pillows Pink or Blue Pillows covered with hemstitched Batiste or Filet slips. 1,00 Pink or Blue Pillows covered with Madeira embroidered Linen slips. 3.50 and 4.50 (Third Floor) Cretonne ILead Rests. . . Feather Neckwear Is Particularly Appropriate for Summer Wear Imported Marabou and Ostrich Capes, silk lined, without tails, Black, Natural, Seal and Navy. Special, 6.75 Marabou and Ostrich Capes with tails, made on silk and lined with silk; ribbon ends, Black and Natural. Special, 9.75 Marabon Capes with or without tails, made on silk and silk lined, Natural, Black, Gray or Seal. Special, 11.75 Marabou and Ostrich Capes with or without tails, made on silk ana silk lined; cord and pompon ends, Special, 11.75 (Main Floor) Yarn Dyed Wash Suits for Boys 1:75 Guaranteed Fast Color—Sizes 21, to 10 Years Of course we knew that you want to keep him cool and neat during the summer, so we secured great quantities of these suits from which you might choose during the Semi-Annual Sale. The materials and tailoring provide the durability and coolness; the colors, in varied shades, maintain that clear freshness through numberless tubbings. (Third Floor) McCreery Quality \ s All pure Irish Linen Damask Table Cloths— size 70x70 ins formerly 7.50, each, 4.65 size 70x88 ins.......formerly 10,00, each, 5.85 size 70x106 ins formerly 12.00, cach, 7.25 AN pure Irish Linen Damask Table Napkins to match; size 22x22 ins, formerly 10.50, doz., 6.00 Hemmed Huck Towels, cotton..dos., 1.78 and 2.25 formerly 2.25 and 8.00 Hemstitched Huck Towels, cotton.............+ formerly 8.00 and 4.00, dos,, 2.50 and 3.00 Union Linen Huck Towels, hemstitched..doz., 4.50 formerly 6.00 All pure Irish Linen Huck Towels....... formerly 7.60 and 10.50, Turkish Bath Towels, hemmed..doz., 4.50, and 6.00 formerly 6.00 and 7.50 Pure Irish Linen Twilled Kitchen Towels, hemmed. formerly 9.00, dos., 6.75 Irish Linen Glass Towels, hemmed, red or blue. sw formerly 9.00, doz., 6.75 All Linen Hemstitched Tea Napkins, size 16x16 inches, formerly 7.50, dox., 5.25 All Linen Scotch Crash Toweling, heavy weight, Red or Blue borders. formerly 45c, yd., 29¢ All pure Irish Linen Glass Toweling, Red or Blue checks. formerly 55c, yd., 39¢ All pure Irish Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, hemstitched. ‘ Sheets, twin bed size............... formerly 20,00 Pillow Cases, size 2214x86 ins....... formerly 4.50 (Second Floor) This Clearance of Domestic Rugs Provides Splendid Buying Opportunities The two items listed below are merely examples of the values of- fered in this sale. These Royal Wilton Rugs are products of the looms of a famous Philadelphia maker, in colors and designs so peculiarly attractive as to win the eye of every visitor. Royal Wilton Rugs Roya: Wilton Rugs Size 9 x 12 ft. Size 8.8 x 10.6 ft. 68.00 55.00 (Bighth Floor)