The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 8

MAYOR STOPS PAY OF POLICE 10 HALT ELECTION GIVING|= res North Bergen G. O. P. Can- ry didate for Re-Election Re- fuses to Sign Checks. Giving as his reason that he wants f to prevent members of the police force of the town from contributing to campaign funds, Mayor Harry Barber of North Bergen, N. J., to-day t eld up the pay checks of the thirty members of the department and of Town Treasurer Harry Jager. As a result, a sensation has been precip- {tated which has set the town by the ears. is a Republican and tion, He ts the first for years In the town, which is a Democratic strong- hold. He explatned that information came to him that a man has been calling on members of the police force, Most of whom are out-and-out Demo- ¢rats, to contribute their mite to de- fray the expenses of the Democratic €ampaign. Whether or not there is a Republican campaign fund being col- Teeted was not learned The pay checks should have been fiven to the men last Wednesday, but the Mayor announces he will not sign \ them until next Wednesday, the day after election. As a result, a delega- tion of four policemen called upon him yesterday. They were William Doris, Peter Shertel, Fred Erbeck and John Ryan. Ryan acted as spokesman and eaid: “Mr. Mayor, we've got to have our arned it and we want yous It ts the first of the month and bills are coming in. We have a right to our pay checks and we demand them.” The Mayor was adamant, however, and stood by his decision, Treasurer dager explained to daw, the pay by three officials } Mayor, the Treasurer and the Town i Clerk, who is Edward A. Ryan. He y that,ncer 8 must be signed the town, the added that’ be the present checks {' Were due the Mayor came to him tor } his check, but was refused it, and that this may have had some effect { upon his decision to withhold his sig-|* nature. y a : ‘FORCED TO SU SUE HUSBAND f FOR DIVORCE, WIFE SAYS ATLANTIC CITY, Noy. 3.—Mre, Mut- He Fisher was compelled by two Wash ington men to institute divorce proceed- ings against her husband, William I. : Fisher, of No. 122 South* Carolina Avo- i nue, Atlantic City, she told Magistrate | Max Rheinberger to-day when Fisher sy Was ararigned on ncharge of desertion, Preferred by his wife. “Thera they are,” exclaimed Mra, Fisher, pointing to two men in the courtroom. Rheinberger freed Visher and ordered th emen arrested. ‘They said they were { » ‘Btvn A. Armstrong, Wastlington de’ } tive, and William V. Sinclair of Rosslyn, } Va.. a Washington suburb. Both were i held under $1,000 ball for investigation Fisher sald he and his wife objected to the administration of the estate of an unt and that Sinclair was Mrs, Fisher's brother. ed : JAPAN'S AIR MAIL SERVIC STARTED TO-DAY. TOKIO, Nov. 3 (Asxoclated Press) Flights in Japan's first alr mail sery tee to n. Tokio and Osaka, a din- niles, Were attended with . One ait postman Tokio in throw trip from Tokio tan fair sucer flew fre All ja not gold that glitters. A low price is sometimes used to cast a glamour on inferior material and work- manship. But with us the reality must bear out expectations, or— you get your money back. Have that in mind when thinking of our boys’ all- leather shoes at $5. Finer qualities, of course, but none better wearing, as shown by the way the upper qualifies for re-soling—the real test of a shoe. Moderate prices in every- thing men and boys wear. Rooers Peet Company Broadway; way Herald Sq at 13th St) “Four at 35th St. Y Convenient Broadway Cornere” Fifth Ave, @t Warrcn at 41st St. \ Gouraud's Oriental Cream : now poset id ‘so that Tear hens harmonize complexion particular shade of beaut: Soeote the best dventage, Now msseks ; RACHELL | and FLESH ‘send 105% ‘or Tvl Sta FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York City Low Price. SATIN large rolling shapes, fur, fur tails, cordings, novel treatments. nent pace pe Poeearnes FOR SATURDAY An Extraordinary Special Offering of The Mode of the Moment in Millinery at a Rematkable ONE OR TWO OF A KIND INCLUDING EVERY NEW TYPE THAT WILL BE FASHIONABLE 14.50 ENCLUDED are large, medium and small types, from the trotteur hat to the afternoon hat,—berets, draped hats, double brim effects, turbans, trimmed in the smartest fashion with In Black or Brown Satin of the Finest Quality. TROTTEUR MILLINERY—Main Floor HATS closely fitting hats, bows, braiding or other THE _EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, _NOVEMBER 3, Lord & laylor FIFTH AVENUE ‘Tevernone FirzRoy tgco ‘November Sale of Misses’ Coats $69.50 to $97.50 The clever Paris vogue of match- ing cloth with’ caracul, or pleas- antly contrasting it, is but one of the vogues stressed by our Nov- ember Coat Sale. The fur-bound Russian type of coat; the side- draped coat with the slenderness of a tailleur; cavalier cuffs; the wrappy blouse-backed coat that misses have found so becoming . . . all add chic to this collec. . tion. All combine the lovely soft fabrics of the season —fashana, lustrosa and panvelaine—with be- coming furs—squirrel, caracul, wolf, beaver and fox. Mannish Brushed-W ool Sweaters #7.50 The important thing about these mannish sweaters is their tailored appearance. They are of brushed- wool, with closely knit worsted defining neckline, cuffs and pocket tops. The shoulders are really tailored to fit and the pockets not to sag. Tan, navy, brown, henna and black, $7.50. Other mannish sweater coats range In price from $11.50 to $19.50 Knitted Costumes This model combines slipover sweater bound at neckline with silk braid. with plaited knit skirt on elastic band; buff. golden- brown, kit fox. navy, or French blue, sizes 16 to go. $22.50 ‘November Sale of Women’s Coats $89.50 to #115 When a woman selects a coat is she guided entirely by style or does she treasure the quality in fabrics, furs and workmanship? We believe that quality is as essential as style. It may mean another season’s wear. It does mean that the coat-will have character as long as it lasts. In our Coat Department quality is well considered. Our November Sale coats prove it. They are de- veloped of this season’s richest coatings combined with this sea- son’s all-important fur trimmings. Fur Trimmed Suits for Women'55 The slender'tailored line is the fashionable one that can be gained in no smarter way than by wearing the well tailored suit. Here are three excellent models of duvet de laine elegant in every de- -tail of workmanship. Collared with squirrel, beaver, or wolf. Two mod- els are variations of the straight, fingér-tip length jacket; the other, a longer slightly fitted jacket — excellent values at $55 Excellently Tailored Suit Blouses #10.50 Tiny pin tucks form the only trimming of these blouses, and give that well tailored appear- ance so necessary to suit blouses, They are well cut and well made. In cocoa, beige and navy. THiRD ba vrre eS SS 1922, FUR COATS cAt Moderate Prices The magic of autumn and its gay sporting events once again, From New Haven to Princeton the arenas are over flowing each week-end—glorious weath. er, glowing cheeks—and everywhere fur coats. Never before have they been so prevalent or so beautiful. We are offer- ing, at extremely attractive prices, sports coats in raccoon, civet, natural muskrat, marmot, leopard cat and grey or tan lamb. Fur Neckpieces #46.50 Those warm indispensable little fur pieces at a very reasonable price. Fox animal scarfs in taupe, brown, and pointed, two skin mink scarfs and one skin sable scarfs—all at the same price. Special! Gay Wool Scarfs #2.95 A long, long scarf—64 inches long and 21 inches wide—and just the right size to wind ’round your neck on cool eve nings or to wear under your heavy coat. Made of fine quality homespun they are special values at this low price. In various designs and combina- tions of colors, all with fringed ends. GROUND FLOOR j i A Second Purchase of Tenné Hats 89.50 The Reason—These hats were so tremendously popular Tuesday that many late shoppers were disappointed in not being able to find one, when they came. For them we have arranged this second selling. The Styles—Those most highly approved by fashion —capelines, poke bonnets, tricornes, broken brims, etc. Color and Fabric—browns and blacks, chiefly, in panne and Lyons velvet—but other fabrics and colors, too. POURTH FLOOR Satin Slippers %8.75 Zz S “4 We are illustrating a graceful one-strap slipper which you will find in black satin with either baby Louis or high French heel. At this price, too, we are showing a smart sports oxford in tan and fawn combination with walking heels. At $7.85. Tan and black calfskin oxfords with medium toes and heels. SECOND FLOOK Our lighted windows show nightly the newest and most mmportant style notes.