The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 9

NEVER DEMANDS MARKETS RECORDS ~ FROM HRSHFELD Subpoenas Commissioner of . Accounts to Testify on Sub- ‘ ject This Afternoon. David Hirshfield, Commissioner of Accounts, to-day received a subpoena from the Meyer City Investigation Committee to appear before the com- mittee by 4 o'clock this afternoon Aud produce a complete transcript of all testimony and records Hirshfield had taken since July 1, 1917, regard- ing the Department of Markets and afi correspondence with Mayor Hylan, the Commissioner of Markets end other persons on the subject. Commissioner Hirshfield said after receiving the subpoena that whea Senator Meyer and Leonard M. Wall- stein last visited him they seized all the papers in question and now have them, “I have not been able to find any- thing to send to the committee,” he @dded, “but I shall appear, and if 1 find anything I shall take it with me. Between July 1, 1917, and Jam. 1, 1913, Mr. Wallstein was Commissioner of Accounts. I do not understand why he wants the papers between the in- dicated dates unless it be for the pur- ose of investigating himself." Public hearings in the committee's investigation will begin in City Hau July 6, Mr. Meyer has written Mayor Hylan and the President of the Board of Aldermen asking permis- sion to use the Board of Estimate Chamber, A representative of the committee has asked to-day whether the com- mittee has any serious, incriminating evidence. He replied that some of the evidence thus far obtained was suf- ficiently important to warrant its scrutiny by the Grand Jury. It ts understood that the Depart-| ment of Education is now being in-| vestigated, and that the condition of schools will be one of the sensational features of the open sessions. ——— SHE CHARGES PLOT IN DIVORCE SUIT Mrs. Blosveren Asks That Case Be Reopened—Decree Granted by Default. Application was made to-day by Mrs. Lillian Blosveren, No. 460 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, before Justice Van Siclen to have the decree of divorce granted to Benjamin Blosveren by de- fwult, on April 12, reopened that she may put in a defense. The ground upon which she seeks to reopen the case is set forth in aMdavits filed by her attor- ney, Andrew J. Smith, No. 53 Park Row, in which she says she was the victim of a conspiracy by a man and a woman, detectives employed to get evidence. Mrs, Blosveren, a model in the fur house run by the father of her nus- band, revealed her marriage, soon after her husband salled for France with the Tith Division. Blosveren wrote from France, it {8 charged, that their relationship had ended, Mrs, Blosveren entered suit for a separation and also one for $100,000 champlonship fight, with him and by c plainant no bail examination will Sizea 1 to % SHORT & MEDIUM VAMP SHOE SHOPS, INC., 120 W. 38TH ST. against her father-in-law, who has since died, for alienation of her hus- band's affection, These are (sizes 8 to 18) knickerbockers $14.00 at uality Suits at an unusually low (Sixth Floor) Initialed ; Hemstitched Hemstitched (extra size) . ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921. - TEX RUNS FOUL OF S. P. C. C. i] Promoter Charged With Having Little Ones Perform in Pool. On complaint of an agent of the So- clety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Tex Rickard, boxing promoter | and proprietor of Madison Square Gar- den, was arraigned In Yorkvile Police} Court to-day on a charge of employing children as performers iy his Garden awimming pool. Magistrate 8 $300. the n't hay 4 eld on daly pleasing sandal mode. detail of design and workmanship Is executed with that precision and delicacy #0 endeared to fashion. able women, All widths, Bet. 6th Ave. and Broadway BG. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street “Specials” for to-morrow (Saturday) until 12 o’clock, Noon, when the Store wiil be closed Boys’ Smart New Suits made of all-wool mixed suitings, with two pairs of An additional purchase of these fine suits has been made, so that a full assortment of sizes will be available for selection, Several Hundred Dozen Irish All-linen Handkerchiefs priced remarkably low Men’s All-linen Handkerchiefs per half-dozen $2.80 per dozen 3.00 & 4.75 per dozen 7,50 Women’s Sheer All-linen Handkerchiefs Initialed and tape-bordered, _— per half-dozen $1.95 Hemstitched, plain andembroidered, per dozen 2.70 (First Floor) Rickard, who has already sold about $900,000 worth of ey-Carpentier it of the com- quired, ‘The od of are from | ¢, the offspring | and workmen, | them with the | weotser © $800 12th. Long White Fabric GLOVES Made by a famous maker of gloves; various lengths; splendid for sports as well as dress use. SATURDAY 1200 Pairs An Unusual Value .92 Were $1.75 All sizes. ALL ARE WASHABLE Special Purchase Sale Men’s All Wool Suits Made to Sell for $35.00, $37.50 and $40.00 Manufacturer Sacrificed These Suits for Immediate Cash Payment ine assortment of colors, fabrics and styles. Sizes from 33 to 48, in regulars and stouts. Slight charges for alterations. Men's Flannel Trousers colors, blue, brown or green 5 Qr Jo ~were 86.95 Men's Guyot French Suspend- ers—our own importation— 7g | elsewhere $1.00 Men's Sweet-Orr Overalls or Coats ponte bite: White and 1.74 Men’s Clothes and Furnishings Men's Genuine Leather Belts - with handsome initial were $1.24 Men's Balbriggan Underwear 29.50 Other Bargain Specials from the Men’s Section -plain | sleeves and long alterations— June Sales Special were $2.45 and $2.95 1.08 full cut ered front—-were $1.00 Men’s Bathing Suits— wool: 3.45 Men's Union Suits — sleeveless and knee length—short or 00 drawers. . Special 1.0 | Broken Assortment Young Men's Suits—slight charge for values $23.50 to $27.50 18.75 Men's Silk Stripe Shirts— L77 Men's Cambric Night Shirts — ‘some with embroid- 77 Right at the skirt time, too. More of those Phonograph Records at 50c All of the latest hits, both in song and dance. Double face. An carly visit will give you a wide and varied assortment Silk Petticoats Special $2.98 There are 300 petticoats at this special $2.98 price. Jersey, messaline and jersey with messaline. Tailored, plaited and tucked flounces in a good range of plain and changeable colorings White Petticoats: Special at 89c are of a good quality white sateen, with plaited and tucked flounce Kavanaugh make—long or short Men's Washable Neckwear Second Floor sleeve shirty—stout, long or knve | merecrized silk, mixt ures—single 5 ' i A 2 ble and combination stripes draert—all ses up to 00 incies corleombinabonatriperrs Specials from pokes Men's Sweet-Orr Pante—Tug-of- Monte Pajaman-corded printed || Wee-svarious lengths ataee ao ta our Meat Dept. madras—finish of silk frogs 50 waist— all sizes—were 82.50 1.67 | were 83.50 2.40 Hindquarters of Lamb.....1b., 32¢ Roasting Veal Ib,, Lote Take Any Group of Men No matter who or where they are, the Walk-Over store c+ ‘it each man’s feet with exactly the :.,0t shape of shoe. See Pages 8 and 27 for Other Hearn Advertising There is a Walk-Over made for you AN OXFORD FOR MEN WHO MUST WEAR A COMFORT SHOE The Restoe A manly-looking, sub- stantial shoe always in good style. wen" $10.00 510 Fifth Ave, ‘Other 119. Broadway 1113-75 Miroadway 400 itu Yonkers, NYT N. Bi Jim 118 Market St Paterson, Poughkeepsie, W.-Y. eT Maio Wt Complete fine of Phoenix and Van Raaite Hosiery Rib Roast Beef Legs of Milk Veal Roasting Lamb Ib., 12 Ibs, of Boneless Bacon Loins of Pork Ib Basement. Long Silk Gloves:$1.39 16-button length — double finger tips-—of a high quality silk-~some have imperfections — found by sarticulat inspectors at a particu Pe nanufacturer's—while others are perfect. White, black and colors Two-clasp Silk Gloves 59 Good quality silk—black, white, colors. Slight imperfections make possible this price Hosiery Special! Women’s Wayne Silk Hose: $1.00 white, cordovan and Pure thread silk, semi Black, gray fashioned with mercerized garter tops. Women’s Fibre Silk Hose: 40¢ Black, cordovan and gray Men’s Silk Lisle Socks: 29¢ A fine, yet strong weave with re inforced heels and double, soles Black, cordovan, whit First Floor Rengo Belt Week There will be one more day's demonstration—Saturday—of the Rengo belt in the Bloomingdale Corset Shor The Rengo belt corset figure at the same supports and slenderizes it They are $3.50 to $5.50, Beound Pivor duces the that it 59TH TO OTH STREET Fresh Tub Skirts Special $3.95 Fresh tub skirts, in white and the popular sports shades—gabardine—linen and crash. | Lavender—honeydew—rose—black—flesh—navy—pink—Copenhagen—and plenty of white. . * . Every Girl Likes Such SleevelessFrocks, $2.95 Sleeveless frocks ways becomin ys cool—they ays casy to take care of The new sleeveless frocks of Renlyn cloth—which looks like linen but does not wrinkle-have v-necks, a becoming fullness at each shoulder, two patch pock- ets, anda narrow cloth belt In Copenhagen, —_rose, green or bisque, sizes 8 to 16, at $2.95 Among other mid-summer and holiday girl clothes you will find: Attractive J white, white trimmed red, or with blue 6 to 16 years, at an middies— ith Sizes $1.95 Flapper skirts of gabar- dine, full-pleated, in lengths from 27 to 33 in, at 05 Full pleated white serge skirts, with fine black line, at $7.50 Two-piece camp suits of khaki, of middie — and bloomers, at $3.95 Three-piece khaki suits, of skirt, middie and bloom- ers, at $4.90 Dresses for Graduation And after Graduation ‘These dresses of white course are for graduation but they are of materials and of workmanship that will see them worn many, many times after gradua- tion Dresses worthy of being graduation dresses— y 9 gs And $8.95 to $35. LEXINGTON TO 3RD AVENUE Silk Sports Skirts Special $12.75 Kumsi Kumsa, Overplaid, Canton Crepes, Tallyho Silks, Candy Stripe Cantons, Moon Glow, Canton Crepes. you'll be surprised at the lowness of their prices-— Sizes 12 to 16. At Skirt Time—Sale of | Sk Bluomingdales—Second Fivor Girle’ Department, Second Floor. Fashioned as graduates want them—with _ fine tucks—folds—dainty hem- stitching Some trimmed with silk braid or hand embroidery. Georgette—crepe de chine —organdie—Canton crepe. loo Jaies—Second Flour ee SBS Aes TS GASES" ae oe Ne a oe nen 8 Sere ence ae