The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1921, Page 9

CLARK SAYS SWANN IS FORCED 10 LET BANTON RUN OFFIGE Charges Murphy and Hearst Supplanted Prosecutor for Police Inquiry. John Kirkland Clark, Coalition can- Aidate for Attorney, threw| some light to-day on current con+ ditions in the office of the District) i Attorney of New York County, where} District the regularly elected prosecutor has heen for months a figurehead under his chief assistant, Joab B, Banton, now the Tammany candidate for eleo~ tion. According to Mr, Clark, Mr, 3wana became panic stricken when the Legis- lature ordered an investigation of the Hylan administration and the District Attorney’s office in the Spring of 1929 and, without consulting Murphy or Hearst, invited Mr. Whitman to under- tuke an investigation of the Police Department. His idea was, Mr. Clark For Today & Tomorrow— Several Hundred Newly Arrived [J ) AtGreatly Below f! Wholesale Cost 4 Original Models of rare charm and of the most luxurious fabrics MAXON y MODEL GOWNS jy U1 E36 "St. Haviland Bids a leoator le gece cetera ove GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY AT 33° ST) Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezers $2.50 2-Quart Reduced be- cause of slight maring. Per- fect in working condition— fully guaranteed. Reduced further to close them out, Freeze Your Cream With No Crank to Turn, GIMBELS—Fifth Floor A close-out! a er — - says, to divert attention from tis own) the Assistant to write « repadiation office. Mr. C that 3 the police assistance that had been promiséd by District Attorney Swann and none of the police officers in- dicted as a result of the Whitman In- vestigat one of gave to the press a statement to the effect t had given the Police Department a clean b! This brought ,a showdown with Mr. Whitman, who eaid he would quit if the Assistant was no} olent reason that Mr. Banton was re- called to the office in order to save them. Ho has refused to promise to drop them, in spite of my challenges.” ——— POISON TO KILL 2,000 IN CONFISCATED RUM. Garage, Man Accused of Selling Mixture as Whiskey. PHILADBLPHIA, Nov, 2.—Polsonous Uquor—enough to kill 2,000 persons— was confiscated by Prohibition officers who raided a garage here to-day, Seven barrela of a mixture of grain ‘lark calls attention to the fact r. Whitman was unable to get of his statement or resjwn. This was early in 1921, soon after Mr, Banton had returned to the District Attor- ney’s office as chief Assistant, But, Mr. Clark says, Mr. Banton + was placed in control of the office to save an Assistant who was powerful in Tammany district politics and other ‘Tammany job holders, “Has that Tammany Deputy who announced the innocence and purity of the police been removed by Ban- ton? He hae not! “Has any of the appointees to the staff of the District Attorney who are ‘useful to Tammany been removed by Mr, Banton? “They have not, and for the suffi tion has been tried. He quotes Mr, Swenn’s assistants who hat the Whitman investigation Hl of health, — statement, Mr. Clark says, hol, paradt t District Attorney Swann to End Food Anohol, paradia aad beline or coal ofl were selted, Edward Gaha- gan, proprietor of the garage, was ar and charged with distributing ison to be sold as whisk it dropped. Mr, Swann ordered ar aaa a Con a Citar rae Oe NO AO 9S ee ad Ik ‘ a i as && % ‘ « The Most Notable Shoe Values New York. Has Ever Known $10 oY 2 f2-D2-0.250>5 . Patent Leather Thrae-Strap Slipper Patest Leather or Block Satin These models are two of the many produced to meet , every style aad quality requirement which is asso- , ciated with the I. Miller shops. Then they were priced te meet the desires of a multitude of women who demand character and an exqui- site effect in footwear at a very modest price. I. MILLER Fitth Avenue st 46th Street 1554 Beoedwey e (ial paras Hudson Terminal 15 West é2nd Street: BROOKLYN SHOP 496 Fulton Sivect, Corner of Bond g " , m y SV pt aN een! Be nt) peo) boa! 28_a\)'a)_AAY gh G.. Altman & Co. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street A Special Offering of Women’s Coats and Wraps (furstrimmed models) at $75.00 will constitute an Important Sale for to-morrow (Thursday) These garmonta aro in the desirable new styies, materials and colora; seme finished with fur collar, others with fur collar and cuffs. The value Is exceptional (Third Flear) B New York Bloo Bon Ton and Rengo Belt Corsets—“B B Day” Special $9.69 Bon Ton model, for average figure, made of flesh coutil with low bust and long hip. Sizes 21 to 80. Banyo Belt model, for full figure, made of flesh cotton brocade or coutil with semi-elastic tp Well boned, long hip. Sizes 24 to 34. Bloomingdalr’s—Seoond Floor 200 Pairs Women’s Spats Special “B B Day” Value 79c This most unusual price, because of limited size range—13 to 2 only. If you wear any shoe size up to 6 you can share in this sale and save. In 12-button style, in a medium shade of grey. Only 200 pairs at this price. Bloomsngdale's—Seoond Floor ‘Women’s Felt Slippers “B B Day” Bargain Price *1 Moccasin style, trim- med with ribbon, Good quality felt used in the making. Padded soles make Yor additional com- fort. Large color variety. A first rate opportunity ie Christmas gift buy- Ls Bloomingdale’s—Second Floor Men’s Flannel Pajamas Special “B B Day” Price $1 .39 Made of good weight wooly-nap outing flannel. Larg med with silk and roomy in cut, trim- frogs. All sizes. Men’s Belt and Buckle, 79c Initial buckle and, a real leather belt of good quality. Sizes 28 to 44. Bloomingdale’s—Main Floor Men’s Worsted Trousers Special for “B B Day” $3.88 Only 150 pairs at this price, Good quality, heavy weight, cotton- mixed worsteds. Strongly made, suitable for wear at work. Plain blue and black thibet, and neat striped patterns, Sizes 30 to 43 waist measure. Bloomingdale’s—Scoond Floor Toilet Goods Specials Dorin’s Rouge (No. 1249).......... 39¢ Peroxide Hydrogen ........+++ -17¢ Watkin’s Mulsified Oil Shampoo. Large Can Talcum (assorted odors 2-qt, Metal Hot Water Bottle.... Presto Hand Soap, 3 cans for........20¢ Bloomingdale’s—M ain Floor Basement Shoe Specials Real “BB Day” Bargains! 500 pairs Boys’ Shoes of black calfskin. Sizes 244 to 6. Strong, sturd shoes for big boys. .$2. 250 pairs Little Boys’ Shoes of black er brown calfskin. In sizes 8% to 11 ssereeeees $1.97 500 pairs Misses’ Shoes in tan_and black calf- skin, Sizes 8 to 2, Real values . $2.97 250 pairs Women’s High Lace Dress or Comfort Shoes, some with flex- ible soles, For real com- fort $2.97 mingdal Specials for ‘‘B B Day’’—Thursday Showing Savings on a Few ot Many Items on Sale Throughout the Store Lexington to Third Ave.—59th to 60th St. Bargain e’s November 2, 1921 Mothers and Youngsters Rejoice Over Hat and Coat Sale Values! « Coats for Boys—$8.95 Just like Dad’s! Chinchilla coat with slash or patch ‘kets and convertible or Russian collar. Lined with warm red flan- nel, shoulders padded. Coats for Girle—$8.95 Several styles of warm coats at this low price. Broadcloths and mixtures. All lined and interlined. Fur or self collars, Hats—98c to $2.45 Plain and velour felt hats in the new nov- elty and winter shapes, including the popu- lar mushroom. Black, navy, honeydew and Pekin blue. Corduroy Hats—59c This is‘extra value. White corduroy hats, some plain, others with ear tabs. Plush hats, too, at this 69¢ price in tan and black, with ear tabs, Bloomingdale’s—Seoond Ploor “Domestic Science” Housedresses “B B Day” Sale Price Kitchen Aprons “BB Day” Price | 89c Bungalow sash- aprons of pink or blue percale, contrastingly trimmed with pink and white, or blue and white. Another model in $1.89 Made of chambray right here in our own work shops. Carefully made, too, All with three- quarter sleeves and 2 pockets on skirt. A large color variety, including pink, blue, brown, gray, heliotrope, indigo blue with white rick rack braid trim- and green, Good value, too, Special, $1.89. | Maids’ uniforms, spe- ming. , A special price cial, $1.98. too—89ec. Black alpaca uniforms, 5.98. Second Floor, | $ Bloomingdate’s—Second Floor Ribbon Hair Bows Petticoats, 35c Special for “BB Day” | “BB Day” Sale Price 49c ea. | Good quality flannelette. Pink Satin taffeta and gingham plaid 5 ‘ . n ribbon and tied in neat bows. Each | 0 i? stripes. Cut full, well made, ribbon in a separate box. Dress Tunics, $10.95 Muslin Nightgowns, 69c Soft, comfortable muslin Made of net, beaded and spangled. nightgowns. Flesh colored slip- In white, black or two-tone colored* effects. Good variety of patterns. on models trimmed with hand embroidery. Real Filet Lace Picot edges and insertings, also real cluny picot edges, special 10c yard, dozen yards $1.10. Bipomingdale's- This 10-Piece Dining Room Suite Specially Priced, $1 In Queen Anne design, of Ameri- “2 can walnut ; 5-ft. buffet, 43-inch china closet, enclosed serving table, 48- inch dining table and six chairs with genuine leather seats. Sold sepa- rately—Buffet, $59; china closet, $85.76; serving table, $19.75; dining table, $37.59; cpairs, $7 each; arm chair, $11. 4-Piece Bedroom Suites Now Priced—$158 Comparison will show this to be a very low price. Of American walnut, strong, well finished. Dresser, bow- end bed, chifforobe and semi-vanity toilet table. Separately priced as fol- lowe—Dresser, $45; bod, $89; dressing table, $35; chifforobe, $39. Main Floor. Bloomingdale's—-Seconmt Floor, 4-Piece Bedroom Suites Also Low Priced—$216 Finished in American walnut, 45- inch dresser, 34-inch chifforobe, semi- vanity dressing table and full size bow-end bed. All fitted with mahog- any drawer bottoms and of the best construction obtainable. Sold sep- arately—Dresser, $69; vanity dressi: table, $42; chifforobe, $55; bed, $50. Bloomingdale’a—Pourth Floor Heavy Seamless Axminster 9x12 Rugs, Special, $33.75 Just arrived! An attractive range of Persian and Turkish designs for living and dining rooms. Rugs from a well known mill at a little known price, Royal Wilton Rugs, $69.50 Exact reproductions of imported Persian Rugs, rich, deep, silky naps, Size 8.3x10.6 feet. Some finished with heavy fringe. 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs, Special, $28.95 Woven in small all-over desi; medallion patterns. Colorings rooms. Heavy printed Cork Linoleums— 65c sq. yd. Inlaid Linoleums—$1.24 sq. yd. Heavy Imported Inlaid Linoleams— $1.73 sq. yd. or or all Bloomingdale’e—Fourth Floor, Pye EG oe WIT — ~