The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1922, Page 13

enntoe OPE MR Be v 2 «< * . __THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1922. ye F | i | ’ ’ agents and 153 field clerks was needed | ey § The appropriation, Chairman Madden | at | | 75 less additional persons than the i ae Dibition unit bad 1,139 field agents and Report and Chinese Tariff Is Arranged. WASHINGTON, Jan, 4 (Associated number requested. Press).—Practical completion of the Phe committee eliminated all re- ayes quests for salary increases and re- Prohibition Forces May Have} aducea the estimates under i ‘buildings approximately — $2,800,000, | ence and agreement of thé sub-com~- to Lose $750,000 From Among the jtems climinated was] Mittee on Chinese tariff on a 6 per Allowance Expected. Senator Offers Plan for Amet- ican Aid in Restoration of Economic Conditions, $500,000 for purchase of a sito in| Cent. effective basis, were two tm- Washington for a National Archives Jevelopments to-dey in the a Building, $1,000,000 toward constr : WASHINGTON, Jan. 4—The es-| WASHINGTON, Jan. 4—Despite| tion of a vault for the Treasury, $ bs SRT on py the ftablishment of a European Federal informal requests from the Adminis-| 0 for repains to public health ser- | sub-committes on Chi tariff is the vice hospitals caring for the veterans its t rr Reserve Bank providing gold se- tration urging following by a hat provided tm exteting which will be supplied, Mr. Madden | fixing of 6 per cont. as cured currency and linked tnsepar- Congress of the estimates submitted if said, under appropriations for the rate {8 expected to veterans’ Bures 73,000 for the . ebly with the American Reserve Sys- by the new Budget Bureau, the Treas- 4 increase of approxi ury Department Appropriation Bill on Immigr: ton. to the Chinese reported to-day by the House Appro- tetetia Sere ‘ pirtes aie a Ge Rbpcselualeiy a, per.cane Sul ANTZEN’S Price Reductions ON QUALITY FOOTWEAR measure is the first of the regular) bills to be completed by committee | ‘under the new system provided in the | These are not shoes made or bought for “special sale" Purposes, but models taken from our regular stock and reduced in price for immediate clearance. The bill as reported carries 1 total | | Ask for Our Book —* The Abuse of The Big Toe.” NO BI * close ton tem, from which it would draw its reyources and reserves, was advo- ; ated to-day by Senator Owen, Dem- ocrat, Oklahoma, as a basic move toward restoration of stable economic conditions throughout the world. In an extensive apeech in the Sen- ate, in which he dwelt comprehen- sively with post-war conditions, the Oklahoma Senator suggested the fol- flowing proposals for American aid { in world rehabilitation: BY “1, That we should postpone the final payment of the World War dent in the United States by extending the payment over fifty years; that we should not for ten years collect any) amount under the sinking fund | “2, That in arranging ¢he payment of Europe's debt to the United States we should extend time to Europe necessary to enable them to readjust their affairs and regain their pro- ductive power and that we should not for ten years demand of them tthe payment of interest due, but al- low it to merge with the principal. “3. Dhat we should put the inter- Nest rate at 3 per cent. of Europe's debt to the United States.” Mr. Owen at the same time sub- mitted to the Senate a bill to amend athe Federal Reserve Act so that es- tablishment of the foreign banks would be possible, He proposed that the Buropean bank should be owned by the Reserve System of the United States und that from the twelve banks here it should draw a total ‘of $500,000,000 in gold as a reserve. * ‘This, he claimed, would in no way qmpair the reserves or resources of American institutions, yet it would enable the foreign banks to issue §2,- 600,000,000 in notes, backed up by gold as well as 100 per cent, commodity dills. q aes ; DAUGHERTY FINDS ] PRICES TOO HIGH $27.38 less than the amount requested in the budget and $17,770,591 less than the total for the current fi year. The measure probably will be taken up on the floor to-morrow i For enforcement of Prohibition 69,- of $118,610,959 for expenses of the| Treasury during the fiscal ginning next July 1, ‘This és $12,69¢,- 2 STORES—Our only nddress. 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. Castom Bootmakers Over G0 Years. __. POWER STORE fahe nt A Bargain Basement The Only Bargain Store 23 West 38th Street Between Sth andllGeivAvenues for Stout Women DRESS SALE Fr Stout Women--39 » 56 Bust 275 Beautiful Cloth and Silk Dresses Sacrificed All of these extra size Street and Afternoon Dresses have been se- lected from our regular stock and greatly. reduced for this sale. gar Attorney General Marshals Forces for Fight Against Retail Profiteering. WASHINGTON, Jan. 4—The con- sumer is paying too much for meats, groceries, fuel, clothing and other household necessities and building materials. Somewhere between the Producer and the consumer an ex- '@iorbitant toll is being exacted—a toll amounting to profiteering and robbery. This Is the conclusion of investiga- tors for Attorney eral, Daugherty in his drive to lower retail pric Data on necessaries have been gathe: in all parts of the country and now being whipped into shape for Daugh# erty’s consideration Mr. Daugherty believes that 14 tallers, particularly grocers and butch- ers’ shops, are largely respopaible for high provision prices, The Attorney ‘ns General belleves that housewives have it. within their pares to stop price abuses by boycotting or by reading » the riot act to the proprietors, aA aie ee as SEEK RELATIVES OF OmRIEN, The police to-day asked the assis- tance of the newspapers in an effort te gave the body of Michael O'Brien, thirty-eight, from being buried in Pot- ter's Field or given to a medica! school. O'Brien was accidentally asphyxiated by gas in his room at No, 208 Second + Avenue Jan. While he lived there alone ho had been yisited there by both this wife and mother. The police ‘have failed to find them. O'Brien for- merly worked for the American Express Company. The body is at the morgue. MICHAEL DRESSES Formerly to $34.50 $175 Formerly to $44.50 $2.45 Serge, Taffeta, Georgette, Tricolette, || Satin, Taffeta, Tricotine, Georgette, Poiret Twill, Crepe de Chine Mignonette, Poiret Twill Great COAT Recuctions The season’s newest materials. Warmly lined and interlined $14:% $19:85 $9475 White Sale «: Stout Women Each Garment is cut Extra full and roomy, assuring comfort to the Stout » Soi amazing bargains offered in this sale are mentioned below, but there as Wenied: wg hoe Flannelette Petticoats 89 36 West 34th St. 1 Flight Up. Take Etevator, Opposite Oppenheim-Coltins. FUR COLLARED Bolivia—all silk lined —warmly interlined. | Phenomenal Value! 5 Special Assortment Dresses 10.00 15.00 18.00 GRAND RAPIDS { FURNITURE Ay APARTMENTS FURNISHED vy fan SEE"HATION aide SLWEEKLY Specially Priced Sizes 39 to 56 Bast | Flannelette Nightgowns 149 | Knit Petticoats 1.69 A Flannelette Bloomers 98c | Flannelette Waists 1.69 | Knit Union Suits 1.69 FI SHER BROS| BROS Flannelette Sacques 1.19 | Flannelette Kimonos 2.95 | Blanket Cloth Robes 4.75 COLUMBUS AVENUE Lane Bryant Lower Store fi". 23 West 38th St. LE 103' & 104°STS Government, adverse exchange hav-| READY TO DISCUSS ing reduced the existing tariff to | . embody precise definition of th =| vy Experts Practically Complete Placement schedules a walt asthe ethod of scrappi ships which are to be eliminated from the | navies of tho signatory powers, WARBASSE GETS PROMOTION, | weport to be submitted by the com- & Assistant District Attorney In Brook mittee of naval experts to the Navel trict Attorney by Com a Armament Confe:- Ruston to-day, with a salary increase public | Committee of the from $9,090 to’ $10,000, a a som Friday of the Allied Su- tinet! about 3 r i Y Hoya [ Tho Naval’ Committee may bo! EUROPE’S ILLS whail jap re ed "’ Horlick’s Pra mn Co f " called to or te a [shall be meeting of the Su- | t Prohibition ‘ ltd Hayn. s| CONFERENCE WORK EHOW, {Oa ta ae ee ; : preme Counell if there so ay “n , .™ The ORIGINAL told the committee that while the Pro- report of the naval experts which will | Premiers Meet at Cannes Before | or bringing p ding questions to a! Aatte ' |point where they can thereafter be A aihek Meade cealt with by the Ambassadors of the Hied Powers M. Briand is und ood also to favor adoption (Asso-| Of @ broad understanding as to what 18 needed to eave the situation an then to let the work proceed througt Opening of Allied Supreme Council. . France, Jan. 4 Press)—Premier Briand, M. CAND ciated ————>——— 0 COOKING fae hot ae taeucheur 11a Curzon, Brit-| regular diplomatic, channéls. A lerbort N. Wanbasae, who hag beon and Marau : [Whether the two Premiers’ efforts | The “Food Drink” for All Ages. lyn, was appointed Firat Aasistant Disc tah Secretary of State for Foreign wi erred depends somewhat on Quick Lunch at Home, Office,ao4 District Attorney airs, arriv he result of their private talks to- | v Affairs, arrived this morning during) 41. and to-morrow in advance ofthe | Pountains. Ask fer HORLICK'S, mild snowstorm to attend the! Council meeting, (2 Avoid Imitations and Substicutes 5th Avenue 34th Street James MeCreary & Co. Tomorrow A Special Selling of - 3 Hand-Made Blouses 3-% Made of Fine Voiles or Batiste Adorned With Hand-work and Real Filet Lace Enough said! One glance at the illustra- There are other models than those pictured equally attractive in style. Some are fash- ioned of fine Voile, others of Batiste. Tuxedo, Buster Brown and Square-neck collars are featured. All are lavishly adorned with hand drawn work and Filet Lace. tions is sufficient in itself to convince one of the merits of this offering. these would ordinarily cost more than these are priced. Such Blouses < everal dollars FOURTH FLOOR ! e Faille Silk Hats « 45° Types That Were Made to Sell at a Much Higher Price Along about this time of the year ther comes a longing in every woman’s heart for a chic new Hat—something lightsome, and with a hint of Spring in it. Just such Hats are those of Faille, which are very specially priced at 4.50. Models identical to sold for 8.50, these are regularly Some have been given cllective touches of embroidery, others are bedecked with tiny flowers and fruits or are tailored in effect. Every lovely color fashion sanctions is rep- tesented, as well as Black. THIRD FLOOR ANNEX