The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 9

y _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, COSTS AWAY DOWN, f crude, lower operating costs and MAY CLEAR MURDER |! - of ¢ | BUT GASOLINE her favorable conditions. 1 BY CAMORRA IN 1916 v1 ww PRICES STAY UB) ey yoru 1s 6 cents 4 aallon, (One of Men Arresied in "mn ner 16 Gasoline sells retail for 18 cents 1921, - ® John Dandredi, Broadway. Gna Song, Sth and Bh Sts. ' " vermit, Mr. O'Matley tool > MARKET GRAFTHINT HINT = Two at 18 Cents in West, 30) (perhaps now for less) in Kan- | Naples Accuses the Othe ih Bis la eaponded that he was well- * With Freight sas City and for 28, 29 and 30 | of Double Slaying of the Alta, or WILL OPFER THIS only ‘th equipment of the six ‘ante | . in ahd around New York, Why? NAPLRR, June %—iert oF a; the husband as i seems oa sae” ctl “| FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ‘AU Chat the peomit, it t# sald, wan) ‘To the Halitor of lie Evening Workd Brooklyn June 8, lady ante ve tae cea Hed “atool-pigeon.” At wdered inude out in the name ef Less than a year ago The Bve- st day resulted in the arrest of « oh were sald to have been Pa ; i . Disa,’ a . a ae ‘Kahn, and the two butchers and the) ning World conducted @ vigorous | Gasoline Price tm Phitadelphia, AMOdeO and Ernesto Morvillo, wh dd by the court of tly si ERLING BARGATI _IN BV ERY DEPARTMENT, _ my : ; sf : 4 . . se Used CAC Other of the crime 180 They had used the so MERCHANDISE THE NE T IN EVERY PARTICUs ‘ : { | (wo politicians went uptown in| fight for lower gasoline prices in | PHILADELPHIA, June 9.—Tie price | M* t | : ommissioner Admits Insinut- joinwe automobile, ‘The leader and| and around New York. Hut at [ot gasoline was reduced one cent a| Morville toll the authorities that ho! private end LAR AND AT PRICES NOT EQUALLED IN ANY. OTHER tion Was Made’ by Counsel ine alderman teft them before react- | that time the so-called “oil short cL Re ge Peal : UScy AY Bune BALE ge ae {CEIVED COURTE- a Macar Camint | ing Kahn's office and Kloeblein, it is} are” was still on, crude oil prices | S2erksene dropped one cent tos: scent SL SALES RCE. for the Meyer Committee. | sid, has told friends that instead of| were at their peak, labor costs at {a gallon. aah iad - SQUALLED VALULS IN WOMEN’S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Women's Fibre Silk Stockings, excellent quality, with cotton heels and toes. Value 1.50 pr., at... 95 Women's Lisle Stockit black ¢, reinforced tops and seam back. Value 75c pr., at ‘ .50 Women's Cotton Union Suits, crochet tops and tight knee. Sizes 34 and 36. Value 85c, at 59 35 . their high point and other factors against a move for lower getting $8,000 for lis equipment, he Edwin J, O'Malley, Commissioner received but $6,2 Kahn, according of Markets, reporter to-day that the reason he a | WOMAN ABLAZE IN STREET. | to the story, told him (hat it had cost | is Smoke and Serena: art Panic tn) | him Ae Dt parm aoa ah : oe ue sla ti Get | deabtsws Waneuenc dioebiain «would ‘Have to ata tremendous change since then. had revoked the permit Issued to] (hal Hloobleln would Nave to stand) cade ol! is down from $6.10 to $2 |. ff" Anna Laxman, janitreas of No | \Adolf Kahn, Sen ete Chen ae ‘ . GAHMel {h BeRRDIOARLA) Seon |326 Hast 102d Street, ighting the not! pe ae | Kloeblein lives in Hoboken, N a ba n vivania; from water heater in the cellar of the sis: | six stands in West Washington Muv-|and is outside the jurisdiction of $3.50 to $1.25 in Oklahoma and in | story tenement to-day, eet fire to some Joint Legis! Committee other flelds correspondingly. But |benzine left by painters near tne heat- explains chansed entrios in his books, line, wholesale, in New York jera Her clothing afire she ran to the claimed by the committee's hand- wn a measly 6 cents from 31 |atreet. Men in the Harlem Market ex- writing experts to have been made,| to 26 cents a gallon, making the | tingulshed her blazing clothes and the | investigate the affairs of the city: ing that he deducted $1,750; retail price 29 cents, fre In the cellar mas put out with a few | % are 1 | pal of water. “Kahn's application for the permit Kloeblein's cheek because of Compare this with the list of | PS. Oo nan‘s acreams and the paike swas the only one in writing received | iterations he had to make, tank wagon (wholesale) and aer- | siseq @ panic among the twent Phoenix, vice station prices throughout the told an Evening World wholesale butcher, for MILLINERY A large part of absolutely new Summer Millinery Stock will be offered at $6 410° ket, was because of gata Sizes 40, 42 and 44. Value 95c, at 69. Women's Summer Vests, fine quality. bodice or crochet tops. Value Sc, at 3 for 1.00 WOMEN’S GLOVES ‘ions made by counsel f hegislative or the Joint Committee appointed to| in band, by ‘ ” sa : ,.|. Spencer formerly secre- | families, most of whom were atlil In ‘ 15) » . by me,” said Commissioner O'Malley. |iar to former President William G.| country. The retail price quoted | Or Smith of the Mecoption. tiuspit ‘Kays 8” Imported Washable Chamoisette Gloves, 3 “I refused that of Steers and Menke| Wilcox of the Board of Education,| for New York is preposterous. found Mrs. Laxman had been burned || clasp, spear, embroidered and drawn back, shades 0 ‘woverely about the arms, Her condition 1s not serio SPORTS SAILORS has undertaken a survey of the |partment of Education for the chamois, beaver, gray, white and black. hecause they now have seven stands, Regular 1.00 value, pr. for o . value, . oe y other section of the coun- 75 @nd their acquisition of six more |legisiative committee. Cha AS LOW AS |Meyer stated that there will be i Novel ilanese Silk Gloves, 16-button length, in would mean the cutting off of that) searching inquiry into. the depart-| elty Milanese ery shades of pongee, silver and white. 3.00 values, pr. for.. much competition. If Kahn paid any- or | 1.85 body for getting the permit he is a| M | $ 475 | o th fool. ‘ iford Ce singin 275 New Dresses || CHEMISES AND BLOOMERS—BIG BARGAINS (igor) “It is true that ‘The’ McManus tok ae of o Silk Envelope Chemises of good quality Crepe de Chine, At Less Than talked to me about the permit, and|* i] attractively trimmed with laces and ribbons. | Balch. Price & ©. Analytic. Working sheet } m1 || Value 3.25, for Lac 1 95 4 said that the only interest he had in| Dye. 31, 1919. to Dec 1921." Supt ie ! | | : . : erect eae . ' it, was that Kahn was a customer of | edie 3h ares yin hull ONE HALF PRICE! i FULTON and SMITH STREETS | Windsor Crepe Bloomers, n pink or white, 95 ‘ department didn need the} } rahe his garage. 1 told him that the per- | too! that f asin for its $35 Value—Now $16.95 i BROOKLYN \} full cut with reinforced seats. Valuc 1.50, for..... « t mae fed een, teabed on taerit ent on | if ‘eth payvoll "changes occas 1 Established Nearly a Century |] REQUISITES FOR TRAV AND VACATIONISTS nothing else ALI ie r ste: : Ld MN aris O'Malley said at he had told prac tie teagistature, “Conatrotter | nears ineldding Gives Fy Travelling Bags, genuine Cowhide: with pockets; leather 1 ly t te to b 1} Cra he count | 2 . , nis aay William Chilvers, aneie| — Meteors, Charmeuse, Crepe y 20inch. Values to 15.00, for r 10.75 algo counsel to Special Assistant Dis-! U, §, SHIPS IN COLLISION. de Chines, Tricolettes, s Women's Umbrellas; splendid quality Taffeta; in all Tricotines and Taffetus. arlet Attorney ¢ Whitman, | ssterday | EUzabeth Rath Damaged ty Silver | State Near Cuba. t has | HAVANA, Jone 9.—Th colors; wide border, with case. An assortm tractive handles; tab ends, white or colored Value 9.75, for when they went to his office and told them that the peri heen revoked because of the insinua- ao = Over 20 Different Styles at $16.95 ia 1 HAMILTON LCIAL SILK VALURS : tion of Mr, Wallstein, counsel for the | ped be aed at | N VERY §$ seventy m Havana ‘ j Meyer Investigating Committee, that | 0", N Black Satin. An cxcellent and dependable AIll-Silk it had been obtained through graft. | juth, a * I N Dress quality, 36 inches wide. Leonard Walistein, counsel for the} it ts 1 from port authorities here. GARMENT x N Manufactured to scll at 3.50 yd. Special at... .. 1.89 committee, has taken possession of| The abeth Ruth, bound from Mo- | 1 ON t 307 Fifth Avenue Near 3lst Street Black Dress Taffeta; finest imported “Winterthur” quality; rich lustre, perlect: black. 3.50 quality, at... 00... eee Kahn's hooks; under a subpoena, ang |? the books, it is claimed, contain the financin! side of the story of the trans- Opposite * Macy's Yl) xpresaed for crew since late ia had not arrived. It 134 West 34th St Between Broadway and Seventh Ave. WL safety of night the schoc WY fer of the permit, which formorly owned by Albert Kloeblein, Several brothers and sisters were | co-heirs with Albert Kloeblein, and it was decided to sell out the market | business, The family wanted to sell to Steers & Menke, who were eager to extend their butcher business. | Permits for stands in city markets | answer to his application for a 7 mit, and Klooblein, concluding t Kahn knew what he was talking about, agreed to sell his holdings to | Kahn for $8,000. | Kahn and Kloeblein, according to is believed poss her way to a Cuban port other than’ Havana. SALE ae Wa LL FRIDAY—START.NG 9.30 A. M. A RE-BUILDING SALE OF Smart Frocks Georgette Taffeta Satin Frocks ‘That nee $D4- 0 Se + Genuine “Honan” Pongec. Another shipment just re- ceived of this extra quality imported Pongcee; color; 33 inches wide. 1.55 grade, s) I, per yd SUMMER DRE Embroidered Vo 38 inches ered dots on white g: nd; excellent quality; fast FABRICS wide, colored embroid- HAIR BOW RIBBONS arendld quality Hairbow Taffetas, Moires and Novelty pes, 544 inches wide. Value 39c ‘yd., special at 25 iN N N N colors—1.00 value, at, per yd... 2.08... e eee eee .65 are not transferable, nor can they be | N , ; A ‘ ' sold under the law, but the equip- | \ Imported Organd all white sith shadow figured 1 | ent may be bought and then a new N mn é effects; 50 inches wid ine quality; permanent Sit be Issued by the lcoemiel| aoa REGUS PATOFF = N At T remendous Reductions h. Imported to sell at 1.50 yd. Sale Price. . .09 i joner of Markets to the new owner. | 32-34 = 32-34 DiNiinee Le ; se ar Y feticy Cia communities cance West 34th Street BOOT SHOP West 4th Street \ Entire Stock Must Be Disposed of by July Ist LACE OFFERINGS—SPLENDID VALUES ‘ meat business at No. 725 Tenth Ave- c N White Embroidered Net ACE 36 in. wide. 2 75 : nue, went to Albert Klocblein who ADWANCE N | Frocks, Imperted Value 3.25 yd., for. sop wiquerats wedi aad vss - ‘opal ts pee ety Seen: ; : That Were $ 95 and Novelty Flouncing, in black, white and colors. 2 65 if prise the firm of Steers and Menke, | < I E A R A N Cc E N Up to Domestic vals gf odage il routs sia On Kabn, acconiing to the story told $45.00 il ining Net; white, black and Paris shade; 2 yds. to Counsel Wallstein, said that only | N ie Ginghams wide—Value 1.25 yd., for................0ce0ecees 85 he oma Bet ie vorsatt iinet | : 1,000 yds. Cotton Cluny Lace, 3! ins. wide. 15 4 which a sale could not be completed. | , 2 "Nhe elder Menke had received no | N Canton Crepe Value 45c yd., for City ans Sorat . 2; : | Wallstcin's information, went to Com- missioner O'Malley's office, accom- panied by a Tammany leader and an| alderman, After the leader had talked | with the Commis: im the latter's | | How to slice | it thin My experience has been | | that the only way to get the | full rich bacony flavor of | bacon is to slice it fresh from | the piece just before cook- | ing. But I find that many | people don’t know how to! slice it thin. Yet it is very simple three | little things: \ Keep your bacon cold for firm- | ness, always sharpen your knife Presenting thousands Famous Queen Quality Low Shoes at prices in many instances below actual cost. SHOES THAT FORMERLY SOLD UP TO $12.00 WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT *6 5 Every wanted model shown and worn this season is represented in this collec- tion, including our exclusive creations. A Buying Opportunity of Unequaled Importance of pairs of our mR Canton Crepe Georgette Kitten’sE ar Crepe Beaded orEmb'rd. Frocks That Were $ CO Upto $62.50 All Garments Range In Size From 14 to 46 Our Superb Collection of Newest Custom Tailored Suits--Wraps--Coats For Quick Clearance Below Wholesa!e Cost FURS Siberian Squirrel Choker Scarfs Stone Marten (American Opossum) Choker Scarfs OME, SMART SUMMER WEDDING GIFT SUGG PIONS Dinner Sets—-American porcelain, 100 pieces. Reg. 32.00, for. . Dinner Sets—American porcelain, 100 pieces. Reg. 40.00 to 45.00, for men 35.00 Refreshment Sets-—Fine glass, light cutting. Reg. 4.50, for 3. 95 Polychrome Candlesticks, with ‘colored ‘candles, R larly for Z ‘1. 45 25.00 TOIL VACATION SUNDRIES Pear's Scented Soaps, 3 cakes, reg. 60c, for. . Resinol Soap, reg. 25c cake, for Pompeian Night Cream, 75¢ Jar, for Mary Garden Face Powder, 1.00 box, for . Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 50c tube, for SUMMER HOME FURNISHINGS Dutch Scrim Curtains — best quality scrim. Trimmed with lace edge. Regularly 3.50, for. 2.85 Cretonne suitable for living rooms, bed rooms and porches. Regularly 60c¢ yd., for 39c¢ 6x12 ft., were 7.90, for 6.00 Grass Rugs -mat and room sizes. 8x10 ft., were 8.35, for 6.00 beta alicinaee andi huye Herciat Fitch 2 in Satis I ; ; Rag Rugs hit-and miles nat erly: in ap Bacon 3 H 6 S | | di Whi M d Eastern Minh, Extra Fine Quality 8x10 ft 11.00 | 24.90 in 1c Ferris Bacon is cured by the 1 2 J Pairs 3 ty es Inc ul Ing ite 0 els Choker Scarfs, Dark Skin Couch Hammocks khaki covered, with ad old-fashioned process which elim. inates most of the moisture. Thus it is always firm and solid especially if you keep it cold, But you probably know Ferris Bacon. It has been famous for its full-cured, deep bacony flavor for neaily half a century. F. A. FERRIS & COMPANY, Inc. NEW YORK FERRIS HAMS & BACON Alittle higher in price~BUT! ~~ Sport Models, French Heel Pumps The shoes o. No C. O. D.'S. Street Models, Baby French Heel Pumps Dress Models and Novelties alias Oxfords One and Two Strap Model» No Deliveries. ffered in this sale are of Queen Quality Boot Shop standard in mode, materials and workmanship and are in no sense of the word SALE MERCHANDISE SIZES 1 to 8 WIDTHS AAA to D No Exchanges. No Credits Queen Quality Boot Shop = 32-34 West 34th Street Natural Stone Marten Scarfs, Deuble Animals, Dark Skins Read To-Morrow’ MORNING WORLD For Complete Details of To-Day’s BASEBALL GAMES The Best Baseball and Sporting Page | Published in New York City || for 14.00 full assortment. justable headrest. Regularly 15 Lawn Canopies and Beach Umbrellas MEN'S WEAR Big Values for Friday and Saturday Men’s Shirts, genuine Soisette and White Oxfords, collar attached and neck band styles. All sizes. 2.50 values, at 1.85 Men’. Paiamas, high gerade, plain colored Cotton Pongee, silk braid trimmed, Best workmanship. Q 1.59 2.25 values, at Men's Bathing Suits: two-piece extra quality pure and novelty trimmed in Worsted Suits; plain color all desirable colorings; also Heather mixtures, 5.00 values, at 3.98 Men's Ctis Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, also fine white Cotton; short and long sleeves; regular and stout drawers, All sizes to 40, Regular price 95c, special ’ 75 JamDoswh So roadway, Sih, WOth Sts, aeiae co