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

f Meld ‘has decided during his spate !'v¢ up to his atation, and It is a sean, wifficult thing for him to do it in ; Moments to begin a drive for $25,000 proper style with rents still high and) |. a year salaries for Mayor Hylan and with clothes, shoes and other neces-| 4 ot _BIRSHFIELD HAS A NEW QUEST! | LET HIM TELL YOU ABOUT IT! “Mayor and Comptroller Should Get $25,000 a Year,” He Says, ‘and Commissioners $10,000," and He’s Going After It. Commissioner of Accounts Hirsh- the Mayor's cabinet certainly must) and for $10,000 a sities still almost prohibitive in price. ‘Comptroller Cra's. Many of the commissioners are year salaries for all the Mayor's “Im- portant Commissioners,” including "evelving thousands of dollars a year Commissioners Copeland, Enright, less than engineers in ther depart- ments. I do not speak disparagingly Drennan, Whalen, Delaney and of the engineers, for they are earn- himself. The Accounts Commiss oner says he incidentally includes himsett !ns thelr $10,000 and $12,000 a year “juat to show there is no hard feel- salaries, but I do not believe that ine.” Commissioners like Enright, Cope- “Are you going to let this drive ‘and, Whalen, Drennan, Delaney and interfere in any way with your trips) ~once more 1 must mention your humble servant—should be compelled to continue bearing all the respons!- ‘four-year term without proper finan- cial compensation.” ' aececaiiclpisigstinns INSPECT GAS PIPES, RESIDENTS WARNED Cold to Boston, .Philadelphia and Wash- ington in quest of information to be used by your revision of American history?” he was asked. | “Not in the feast,” replied Hirsh- | field. "I can take flying trips out of town and be back in jig time, 1 think it's a shame that the and the Comptrolier of the greatest city in the world should be paid only $15,000 @ year, and that the principal Commissioners, including your hum-~- ble servant, should be paid as low as $7,500 @ year, “The fact that 1 showed that al- Mayor Leaks May Vrove Deadly Mahts—Wany Asphyxt Police oMcers and ambulance sur- geons who have been kept on the jump attending to persons overcome by gas advise that all gas heaters and con- nections be carefully inspected. If gas! is allowed to escape It is apt to prove | though Senator Lusk scowls like ® jieadiy when cold weather compels tie, ff atdtm cloud he really has a silver closing of windows. ‘ ‘ Yimihp ought to be appreciated in aj ,ThAt sas pipes in, the cellars of pri, substantial, material way. should be Snepectes Frequently Ra ed “ fin the case of the family of Gustav ‘Now that the downtrodden mei’ eich of No, 261 Van Alat Avenue, Long bere of the Board of Aldermen have Island City, which was almost (wiped | " ey Qut last night. @ fami consists 0! been recognized = by © Comptroller Balen, hin wile, two children and his Craig, who suggests they receive) father-in-law. aed callpan | 93,000 a year, it's (me. to start some- rs. Balch awakened early this morn. | 4 ° thing Tor other faithful servants, | {OR Welk end diaay, got Sut of bed and “It is generally admitted that the seMenes Sack Sho wa ped to mse | a ani x 0] Mayor and the Comptroller shou!) house was full of gaa ftom a leuk ih a | Feoetve $25,000 a year. That gors cellar pipe in which water had frozen. | Sew The children o e father-in-law were without argument. Now, how about) (jing unconscious in bed, but all wer: | the. Commissioners? A member of revived. OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & C 34th Street—New York Exceptional Offerings—Thureday 1500 _ Women’s Shetland Wool Spencers Unusual Value 1.35 Snug fitting Jacket Model (Illustrated), Gray, Copenhagen, Navy, Brown, Black and White. ‘*Kayser’’ Lisle Union Suits Band and Bodice top, tight knee, rein- forced. Regular and extra sizes. White only. Very Special 69c Kosclle” Jersey Silk Vests 1A quality, heavy Jersey Silk. Bodice top model, fully reinforced. | 1 85 Flesh color only. Very Special Kose’ Silk Bloomers 1A quality, heavy Jersey Silk, fully 2 75 reinforced. Elastic at waist and knee. Flesh only, Very Special quality of Jerse: Kesolhe” Jersey Silk Vests Superior AAA i oa top model | 2.05 Silk. Reinforced in flesh color only. kes” Silk Bloomers AAA quality Jersey Silk. Rein- forced, elastic at waist and knee. 3.95 Flesh & Street Shades. Very Special , es are also dangerous and) THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1922. ESTIMATE BOARD DROPS COMMITTEES | First Step Taken by All-Tammany Sale-! Body to Avert | Friction ie The first step in an attempted peace S '. oy, | [Cl pian iq. the ail-Tammany Board of emi-cAnnual Ulearance Estimate has been taken by Comp- fe troller Cenlg, whose suggestion that ( Typical Examples ) the Finance and Bi Franchise | Season's novelties included. $ and the Sala sand G les Commit- teem of th hed wun Oxfords | Extremely effective with nanimously adopted by bis col- | sport hose. Were up to $16 eagues, The committees mentioned, partic- i ularly the first, started the row which : Satins. Exquisite even- resulted in an open break between Slippers ing shades. Were $16 Mayor Hylan and Comptroller Craig to $20 an over a year ago. The result of this break was that Comptroller Craig, who was Chairman, refused to attend High Sh Rieti SPECIAL—! ~ further meetings. Mayor Hylan pre- Shoes - Winter's Smartest Models. Many Styles sided in ‘hi sina M roken Sizes. $14 and $18 quality : $7.50 All matters 1 formerly were | Spats—Broadcloth and Meltons. Regularly $5 and $6. ¢ 50 veterred to the ninittees will be | Now ', and less ; Y 2. handled by mittee of the Women's Wool Hose. Regularly $350 Whole. This is another name for the entire board in informal session, There are to be only two committees, Assessments and City Plan and Pub- lic Improvements. These are not im- portant enough to create trouble and they will not be interfered with. ae ATOR SHAFT, employed in st 128d Street, fall from the FELL DOWN EL ; Best & Co. Fifth Ave. at 35th St.—N. Y. Established 1879 NOW IN PROGRESS CLEARANCE Men’s & Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats REDUCED TO $30 $35 and *40 45 and 50» $40 $ $ ? eeee The Wanted Styles and Materials eee FIFTH FLOOR NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS me IIUTUUNYUAUNVUT UTC 011 | a TTT tect No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World wo RTH THIRTY FOURTH STREET New Taffeta Frocks FOR SPRINGTIME vr it Tt Materials purchased,at big discounts during the. recent low™market, have been made up in the chic new, Modes that Paris has just devised foriSpring. UUYUUUVVALUOUAVANRETAREULR EET Snug Basque bodice, quaint bouffant skirt and shadowy lace trimming .on a.frock of rare charm ‘ b Eurwndiuary Vahices 5.00 Puff sleeves, silk flowers, cord- ing and plaiting adorn several blithe frocks . Oye turarrdnary Fain a 30.00 Long Georgette crepe sleeves and wide plaited ruffling on the skirt bring chic to this model. New Taffeta Frock $25.00 sordinary Value at 40.00 rs Women s Frocks—Stath Fler Misses’ Fracks—Seventh Fleer A SALE TOMORROW New Fur Trimmed Coats New models in all sizes and colors, offered for, sale at less than it would have cost to make them earlier in the season. Because we pur- chased the furs when the London market was lowest, and had the coats made at the lowest cost during the recent business lull Squirrel Collared Coats The skins dark and well matched, the coats of soft warm materials. Extraerdinery Velus a 3 6:5 Oo With Squirrel Collars and Cuffs Coats built of sturdy coatings, and silk lined throughout . . : *. Extraordinary Value at 48:00 Cordelaine and Squirrel ; A smart combination on these new, handsomely collared coats. Extraordinary Value at 68.00 ’ Squtrrel Trimmed Caracul or Fox Collars OPPENHEIM. GiuINS & G 34th Street—New York For Positive Clearance Thursday 200 Women’s and Misses’ Coats, Wraps and Capes The Quality and Style Represented In this Offering are Exceptional Heretofore Sold to 125.00 75.00 Trimmed models featuring Beaver, Squirrel, Wolf, Caracul and Opossum. Also distinctive tailored styles. All the season's favored fab- rics, including Silk Velour and Broadtail Cloth Women’s Coat Dept —2nd Floor Coat at $48.00 Wemen's Coats On smart new coats with.wide, Fours: Floor metallic-stitched sleeves 5 Masses’ Coati— Extraordinary Value at 78.00 Second Floor PUNUQUTLOQDIUAQANUOUTVONUEAOUYANUOUT TIUDUUVI TLL ETU COTO es Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd St. THURSDAY—Extraordinary Values in a Sale of MISSES’ and SMALL WOMEN’S Poiret Twill or Tricotine Frocks $12.75 Made to Sell at $24.75 to 34.00 NOTABLE FEATURES of this sale are the fine quality of the fashionable woo! fabrics, superior tailoring, and styles representative of the Advance Spring Fashions. Over Fifteen Different Models to select from. Sizes. 14 to.20 years.