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We know a man who yes?
terday dropped in on a first
class Fifth Avenue tailor,
only to learn that he could
get a Spring suit in not a
day less than six weeks.
He's a somewhat fussy
feliow, yet wanting the suit
this Spring, he decided to
see what we could do.
Our imported stuffs took
his eye at once.
Our '-36 long" fltted him
exactly.
The
price? Less than
half the fee the tailor asked.
Whether Spring suit or
Easter cutaway, our range
of fabrics and sizes in
variably wins out when
time's a factor. V/e encour
age looking.
For wear with Easter
cutaways ? four- in - hands
of exquisite pearl gray or
black. Silk hats. " Spats.
Patent leathers. Canes.
Gloves.
Rogers Peet Company
Broadway Broadway
at loth St. "Four at J4th St.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41st St
M'\ I i'l ISI MENT
EXTRA Ht
U
': v '. ? ???? ago I had i ? ?? .
I
I' jt lo,i lj
l WOUl I
I I '
'i'l v. i !>..,.. of Ni ilnvrn
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lll !
?
r
fijme in i i, , ,,.
.nui child
.
fi( be ci
i
. i
I if'<.
teplin Soles
GorcU iworth
Beal
MADE from wild titter
or-inrjes ^ivin^iKat di*
tinctrve flatvor wliich haa
made Oraaqlo Marmal&de
a-tradi-rionul urcaki'ast
relittH wkh itie Englisk
and Scotcia ftrr ccnturies
Sol<i fcy leadind dealers
If unobtainable at ycrur? call
Brya?t5144
CANTRELL ?r COCHRANE
GingerAle
Army Turrw (hn'l Ni for I ?e
)f? Clearing Laada and Hoada
Dmwrti
ln ^eleai ^ iand, |
!!*>?? --1 - ln any way I
?? * ""bi.it- r?r ,;?. 0fli ! "lf
mwci.l dynamlte, hav? ?...',. ',,.,,,',(
/I'T ' "? Pub
i,V: ? ?"? ?Md
??' ; oj orabl ?
i a aoldiorK'
*?Kl*m?nt bill . pa ed by tl
?|B'? " ?'? rial, whi< ? , | ? ?
w* eonaidered pra< ti< all \ worlhlnu,
J* ?a rnated caluc of H 5,000
000, Th?re will be no ptibllfl n?ie <it ,
*^I?aivea by tho azwy. j
(litv Inquiries
BegunonRe
Prof i tc-erinj*
Mayor's Tax Committee
I'iinls Some Cases of Ex
tortion Out of .'200 Com
plaints, Says Chairman
l\ u i hli n g at Stnmlstill
Tenement Ffousr Commis
sioner Says Coitsiriietion
Only Sohiiion forGougiiig
Thrci ( 11 cial bodies I raim d tl ? ; r
guns yesterday on New York'.; rent
pro iteers. Thc Mayor'a Commil tee o i
on sat. all day in thc Municipal
Building recciving compla nt roni
tenants; the Ilousing Committee of thc
State Reconstruction Commission met
; with Teni ment 1 louso ' lomm i oner
j Mann, heard results of a survey of the
city's hou i g conditiona and discus ? d
', a plan il li, lievea will stimulate build
! ing; the ( ommittce on General Wi 1
farc of thc Board of Aldermen decided
to hold n public hearing ror tenanl a
next Thursday aftei noon.
After nearly 200 complainti ;
been heard by tho Mayor'a committee,
aan N'aihan Flirsch declared he
was com inced I hat Xi w York land
lorda aa n whole wi i e not profiti i ? .
rhe majority of increasea complained
of yesterday, he said, were on their
face legitimate, although some of them
wi re cases of outright extortion.
Building at Standstlll
Abram I. Elkus, chairman of tho Re
construction Commission, prosided at
thc housing committei ' ion. ^y.-.
ii' nry J. Moskowitz acted as sccreta;-y.
Tenement Houso Commissioner Mann
gave the Reconstruction Commj lion
some results of tl e '?? m ii g
i ow in progrcs i. Ile pointed out I
? he normal ii ci ea ??? of pop il
I) e m o v r a 18
Ask Burleson
Be Removed
Conttntied From rnir<- i
to teh phi ne i tnployes. A n spoi i
i the i : i | '
! I, o? Boston tl
i nmittei ? ? i
the hotel men of tl
. ?' its i.i 0 n rm i
?
........
mpl d i
hoti ! i ng tu ? n
11 m
II reported nt a mei I'nig ,.r
likfi II ? .
i up I ,...??,,
,1,
I, had t"l lu j
PHI-I ? MI ! .1 , il , I,, , ..1 , , ?
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rikei ttinl ,1 li
lill! I
i (i
littei pii
. :..??, Lei l
il ? ' .'. nl I .
? ? to Washii
ca ; a oid it. 1 he ' 01 d to-daj
0 s t d e e | i r n e d i t
on, We must do every)
o ir , owor to i nd thi triki
VVi cannol ee n 1. phoi ?
? ed for anj i
1 time, li is the duty ol ever
cit izen to take an in
i '.'. 1 do not I v tl ? ?
' ' lic i tind as to thc mci il -
thi ci itroversy. 1 am i
... ,n concerning ? e
do know that wi t act
. and
? - ' at our hand to have the
ed,
Menace in Situation Seen
1 n ti : :?? what hi n
i: ble i dght happi n to
1 ??? at d r!( :??. . : am learnii ?? every
...
and o pi r onal m ?
: r ' ' - : ' g
is ai a tam ituat
not di veloped, it
lence or bloodshed add to the i
. . d of <"??: rsc
tbi kind, but w ? can
i he po ' ., ;
goe ' oa."
^ Sympi ers or witl
.
daj thi public i ncon vi niei :c wa
more mai ki d and thc eriousm ot
! ? ? tual ion becami ii crca? inglj
parent. Gro ip ol mi n gathi red i
thi girl picki ? ? near the " lephonc ex
Pron- : g upport. 'I here v aa less
g and ji ng ai toiig the i
on theii l tioi , but thi pick
eting continued regardh of tl n cold
Men strikers an?tiged to
e place of the girl dui
night houi .
No Improvement N'oticecl
?" c addil ional new -,
g been obtaincd
J iring tl o day, b it no matoi
ti li phone i . ,-ice v..
able,
I'racUcal y ever ui - ti man em
'1 m I-.- planl departmi nl ,
New ;
' ;" ? , m, atruck to di
' Lh tho telephone o
ding lo ofl i of the i
? .
I dt of rain and heav
' - ' ' of thi ? - dt.'
leavoring , mako
< . iepaii :.
? " ? bo ? r:.? ,iri, ,,
' ' ' '?'""" ? '"? the ? raff al the Porlland
' i'". according t.<, company offi
"?" reported a decided imnrove
" " t in the service there and thtWl
out tho atato.
to
Ilurleson to Force
'Phone Strikers
Suhmi! Wage Pleas
WAl IIINGTON, April IV. Poatmi i
?r i,i neral Burlenon announcod i
'I??''' to brei I the deadlock cau ? d by
the refuaal 0f atriking Now Kngland
teiophono oporattvoa to aubmil the r
wago demanda to General Manug-r
Rigeons Take Place
Of 'Phones in Strike
i
Bn ro: \prii r;, vm
m . Ic i.f ci rrii r pigeoi to
dny to ' ent lhe ii d tclc
phoi c scn ice, Altl ouj me I of t he
nearby army posl i coul 1 bc n
! n can i of tho dii ect telephone
;- v,il h army hi ad
(ina rtei hcroj there wn i pracl icallj
"o i nmmu n ical ion with outl y ing i I ti
. i, ? | by el graph
Pigeona v >n . ed to caiiy me
? ? ??? bet en h 'ad(|iiai ti r;i nnd
l-'ort Constitu on, nl Port mouth,
1 ' ' 'i Bi ton i Camp
. . some of I hi . ?:
and other points.
\ ear, i of mmig ral ion, i
nd there a ally no
building lasl y< a r.
The hou ing committee is of tho
11 ' ' imulation of
rent down.
mmittci dci led to call a con
erence tb ut two ' ? ? ol ro|
ri nt (il ot comn aial orga n iza
tions, bi bu utci
?
I ' ? . of lill
welfare to con
i pub i heai i ; ror tenant wa
madi ipon m ition ol Udi rn ?.'??? rd
V. Gili ore. He s ays I trict, ex
Wonu to East
River, bel wei n Eight; thi rd and Ninc
'? Ireets, y infes led with
7 ?
Landlords to Be Heard
\ lon n William T. Co - , chi
? m of thc comn I l an oppoi
? ? ? aftcrwd rd
u dlord - ' i bc I card.
,' of I ? ? i 11?(?????. ed li
i ?.?. cre filed in
b; ' nants, .. loi ; line of men
and women being at ! I i office
Other were re
? i ? ed i hrougl the i iii. Some of
1 ? reasei of n i much a -
50 per - t within a p riod of ix
.
Oni let) r was signed by nine oc
cupant ol n ? ? i . tcnemi I
liousi at 10 Manhat tan St rcel. Tl ey
' rent hnd been rn i ed from
?? i i to - ?', a i. i h . inc ? last l let ober.
Krm ' i . H ? ?. of 2-18 Wad i i
,vn.I renl had been
ra d rr mi ?;:!'
'
? ' . ? i West 17Rth
treet, told th i imittee there have
ln fi i dil'ferenl ndlords or
i t h o h o 11 11 o p a s I
and t (?? i
.
? ol thc ei ploying comj any. he
girls" himself i I their
tion before (1
Di ?, i th ii ruc
I
ct
1 ' i ,"ork
'' ly.
uld b givei
| ? , all method of .ba rgain
1 u
be 1 h board on
Mr. Dri1 i on or
'? . 10.
Mr. Burl .he follow
in ':" ? ? nti
"It . ? ? that the teli
i ' . .?? ' n|
I up ' nkable
rests of
Lo ?>??
?
! ?,, rath es i'- i.? lo Vcl
plicahli i" ' , lin
? i i , - .. i , Ui put ll
1 ? < .....
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I
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iin-l I i ;
I I n llohri
. . h ..i
. I full
I III . 11
uled litlier tn thi
I mi liem i
? i. ii
ion will
. rd on
1'rivei n ot, ]l0.
: i
Afcka !'., i ai n ai Om e
"1 '?'?? ' inatructed Ir. Driver to act
irance thal
: llill : '. .
:
' ' ' I t o tho t r i k c r s t o
. . ? i :,. i
' I Sei ' . : ' :'?: M y to M i IS
lulia O'Coni ? , : ?? I t of t
ipi rators, with a reque 11 at Po ; -
Latemenl
be ri I cai y and a pe
ranci under Mr. Bui leson'a
p in grievi nci i would be com idered
nd a leci m |
i .i delay,
tary Tumulty' i tel
? w : :
i indeed thal your (
mittei did d il wise to act
?gcstioi . - ?.-..aed in my
telcgram to ; ;' rday.
Sces I'lan of Ad inst ment
trusl that you v/ill ca n I ?
' 'd thi ? ucd by the Post
"?'' ti r General I: -.-. ?. rnoon with
r ' " '?''' to yi tuation. II appear;
' ' ? thal hc ol 'i i a plan of ad
iustment, pri tical and I n every
' ; ' . r co mittei hould
n '?" ?? cepl.
"' '"?" ' ? ' ure you that
under I i your
mi iately i I l and a dc
?
Would bc fai r
circumstani to all coi
our con fo ad\ i ic thc tele?
phone operatoi i under your conlrol
it oi c to retui to work '.'"
11 devclopcd to day that Miss O'Con
n p!v ? o .-'( ci, tary Tumulty' i
? "i wn mi uindi rston i
' rccei| here \s made public
v M O'Conno
pcar thal she had ad i i i
ion i ?? I hc propo led new wage
. to the general manager of
!;" ti lephone company. Insl nnd, 1 hc
i should have read that she
ad i 'Ci ivi I : i crotary Tumulty'i teli
in which tho secretary iuh ised
ion of tho Bchedulo to the
manrtger.
n n ai
Electriea! Workers
Favor Nution-U ide
Strike to Cain Aims
SI'Rl ICIKIKLl), UL, April 17, Over
to >" lm ing majoril ie < favoring the call- I
Ing of ;t nal Ion widn s1 rike .h.lv 1 of
more than 100,000 nlocti nal workora in
tho l tnited . 'i,i, i aro ln lnt? rceci' cl
noro, according to .1. r. Noonan, acl
"<?: preaidenl of tho International
Brothci hood <><" Klocl >i<;il Wc, i,,?,??<,
tvhoac headqtiarterfl are locatod li"i ??.
'"I'li" wholo reaponslbillty, if ti,,.
? ti ike become i . d'ecl Ive, will reai v ilh
I'o ttnai >'i i.i ieral Burlc on," Mr
Noonan n d to da . "Ho ha i ri fu i rj
time nnd again to recognize tho tele?
phone omployi s union, i vi n aftor
rreaidenl Wiilaon haa lurnod oui re
'::' ' "V ' " ' ' ? '?? <?? < ..il',, havo
? 'PPealod in iimi twelvi.ien, hot ha
'? taken no action. Wo anponl.d to
tho War Labor Board and tho Deparl
ment of Labor and feel uuro thwac two
bod ? did what they could in our be
half."
Mr. Noonan said the official canvass
of thi - otc of the eli i t rical
";i ' ? ril c qu< |l ion will nol ;,' oni
i'1' ? i unl M May 11, but from p
ndii tioi of I he \ oto i xeivc I fi oi
n Lm ?-.? ? umber of stati l he gn I
orii ire iti favor of thi i fkoul
New York Phonc
Girls Canvassed
Regarding Strike
fl ?? ni Ii arncd ye lerd ly I rom offl ?
'?:;?' of I ho ' lommt rcial Ti legi ?
L'nio thal a canva of the telephone
'? i Otlj :i ' .'? '.'
? ' I ? I . :
and di ti rm ? ? ' ndvisability
lii ? tho Burlr ion i ? y me,
I'hi i'i..?(,?'?; . leadci condticting
nva ia being I pl Recret, it
being i tated tl al Lhe i nion ; . la
were nol ready Io jeopardi
of tho girls v. ho . how a i ncl ii
to join the union.
W. l'\ Crowel, apenking {.,r the offl
cial < I i he New Vork I elephone Com
pan .. stated that lhe n lal ion > be?
tween f ln- com pai ? md its opi rn I ? v
w ei o mul nal iy . ai factory nnd that
I: i ? wa no I'oundat ion to the
? xtcn don oE ; hc New ii
telephone ? trikc to thia city. 'I h
on of orfcanization a.ng thu
0,000 :? :;:. of the company, hi id,
IriH never come u p, to hi ?? i, no'
Ho e: plaincd that I hc girl i were treal -
ed fairly nnd juatly, nnd did nol be?
lieve thero waa any neccaaity for or
gan . :it ion among them.
Georgia Federal ion
Of Lnhor Asks Wilson
To Remove Hurleson
Ril' NSWICK, <:,,., April *17. R0.
moval from office of Pn Imaatcr (Ien -
eral Hurleson waa roquested of Presi
denl Wilson in a reaol ul ion adopted to?
day nl t he annual convi ntion of the
G ia Federal ion of Labor. Tl i
'? ' n waa offered 1''. tl e Ti lephone
i (pei ii t otb' nnd Klecl ricn I Woi kcrs'
n pre onl::! ivc . a nd charged
I hal Ir. Bui leaon, aa din ctor of tclc
i bone and telcgi aph lim under Fcd
cra i conl rol, had been un fn ir to orpan ?
izod labor and "unfair lo tho public,
be< au c telephone nnd telegraph rate i
lm'. ?? been u n reai onably incren Bod."
Boatmen Offer
To End Strike
Asid Arlnlrak1
two union ??? ! :h i made a icparate
peace ' Lhi private boat owners.
o i! ui <? liic! ' he bo d >??'? n ?
';?'<?? nii le bv Mr.
Uelalun . prop i rang
ug fn i ' , ?, lemandcd
by thi i tl ' '? ul ho d 1 ?
origii otl'ered by I hc boal
'.'? ore refu ', i declining to con
1 latter as t hc owners had to
ider hour dav or a ninc
our i tcd by Mayor Hylan.
Ofl i r Made al < lonferenec
As read to the conference, the offer
le by arbit rat ion i i as follows:
"The labor men, represented by
i. I iclahui ty, M ihi r, Vaocarclli
n nd Sa rrel l, of fi v i h e pri\ at e boal
ov, ner a nd agree l\ r the men to go
back to irai .old
rntc of paj and rki conditions,
the ' i i! to di fcnate the hou ra
constituting b o i'V thal the
i , v ork until the que sl ion
? finall; d : d by I c coram ittee.
".v. i of nine is to be ap
pointed, four seh cted by each side,
.?nol thia committee to select, tho
ninth man, to determine the perma
nent daily hours of labor nnd the in
cn n ;ci in wagi ff I hc eight mem -
ber of thia i n littee fail to agree
upon i thi man, they
. and agree lo leave thi
on of thi i ntli ma n t o tho
| ?' . c|i ? ion of the co'e ?
mittee .vill '' ? I and binding
oi both sidos, Thi doc ion is to
I, ? ii, iermined within lhirty day:1
final and binding upon both
"All men now on strike are to bo
rel iniii'l t o t heir former po 'it ions
ul pre ind ice, The old scale of
','???> means the icalc in effect
with the private boat owners prc
?. ,, , to the strike of March I, 1919,
[ [ou ra and ,-','.'i),:r- i of i he Final dc
ci ion to bc rctronctivc from tho
t i me I he men rel u rn I o work."
The boal owners' representatives,
Mr. Bonyngo cxplaincd to tho confer?
ence, lacked the power to accept or
reject the offer. They would, he said,
Bubmit it to a meeting to be held thia
morn ing.
For tho atrikers, 70 per cent of
whom are now working on the cight
hour day basis, Mr. Delahunty cx
plained the men had made conci
in order to bring mattera to a head
and !,?' the general ptrblic fi i ':'" ri
iponsibility for a continuancc and pos?
sible spread of the strike. He n ld< d
that in no event would hospital ships
or other army or navy boat; bc af
I'i'ctcd by a strike to-morrow, tho mal
ters in dispute between tho men and
these departmenta having keen ad
justed,
Lansing's Secretary To
He Minister to Czechs
Richard Crane Selectcd a* First
' . S. Reprcscnlative to
New ({cpiihiic
W \. EI1NGT0N, April 17. Richard
Crane, privato Becretary to Secretary
Lan ii ' nnd on of CI irlc R, Crane,
of Chicago, s under tood I o ha\ e b i n
: eh .-led to become the rat American
MI ti ",? Republic of < Izecho- '
Slovakia. Annonncement of cjs
pointmcnt i i expected from p *P*
short!;.. ari>
Mr- Crane haa been connected wlti
-h
eara hav4nB first be
'
lati r bi co.ig ."?* r. . ?
tary.
rtoCzechoj
'
t ud ied 1
Because thc occasion
mands thc best in refi
taste, the hat for Easter
will inevitably come from
Young's.
?. "All Ovei
?
, ?-.,?*
J"u^il2!B!\tAJi\^-i,is&1'^
I
? 3
Y doctor said to me one day, "Do you
know, Duane, there are 190 calories
(whatever they are) in one of your Almond
Bars?"
I didn't know whether it was a boost or a
knock he was handing me.
"What's a calory?" I asked him.
"It's an energy unit," said Doc. "One
Touraine Almond Bar contains about as much
food value as two eggs or half pound of steak."
I said, "Doc, I don't know anything about
that?
"But I do know my bars are chock-full of the
best grade of almonds, and the chocolate is
made the real French way.
"That's what people want. If my bars are
nutritious, too, that's fine. Fm glad to hear it."
I didn't get into the almond bar business until
about fifty other people were already in it
That was only two years ago.
Touraine has jumped from nothing to 1,000,000
bars a day in two years?-that shows I've got
the kind people want
TOURAINK ALMOND BARS are tl
ones made the real French way.
They're chock-full of the best gi
almonds.
And they don't cost you one cent more than
the ordinary kind.
That's the reason I'm making 1,000.000
Touraine Bars a day.
Now I'm planning to double up ?
2,000,000 every day.
Try one. It's in the Yellow Package.
I'm mighty sure you will enjoy it.
Harry B. Duane, President
THE TOURAINE COMPANY
To Help You Over ihe
4 O'clock Hill
Stop
TOURAINE Al
tunea up th i n rves .,.-.
that last hour ( i
You'H be i urprised to
how much relief tl ?
bite ot that TO
LATE Made th _.' 1 i
Way -and chock-full of almt