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RVplv to Demands
Of Two CoflegM
tVBrirn I'roleuls That Mitn?
?iamuN Action on Budget
Is Blow to UtVi Power in
Apportioning Own Funds
-rse-retloB Counsel O'Brien, in b??
tait of Mayor Qylan end the other
.<? Board of Est
1 led an aaswar in th? 3?vr?me Court
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of law, a
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must ier the terms of such
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te deprive local au- the
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sti)i|ioena in Doubt
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f the
and
? charge? brought
? ml Daugh?rty
<-idc finally
'? send a subpoena to
to named by the'
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' i -ubstantiate his
caarajes.
exact date for appearance of
the witnesaea summoned will be d*
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Sing Sing, as Charitable
Institution, Dodges Tax
rrdfrnl (^sllexior EVnlrd Levy
?n Rrwipts From Show
???%cn by Ms?>?*fw
Deputy C'i'lleetor Dugan of th? In
tamal st???a?e Burean i? Albany wsnt
i X? Sing Sing P?i?oa y??t*rd?y, e?n
gratulated the prisoner? on th? sae
ee?s ?f their ?how, "Honey Girl," sad
?aid that fross ?hat ha had read in
the newspapers about th? crowd? that
earn* to th? prison to ses it there
must he ?brat ?900 in ?musemer.'.
taies due the Federal government.
"Yob csn't collect," ?sid Nicholas
Srhatsel. nr?t a*?i?Unt warden. "This
is a chantaba institution and the per
form?rre>? of 'Honey t?tri' were for
charitable purpr?
>fi?t Dugan aaid ha had a?mr
heard of anybody applying at Sing
far charity, bat the a??i?tant j
warden was flrtn. Non? of th? prison?
ers had any income, he ?aid; all ?-art
<|ej>?-nd*nf upon th? ?tat?, and that I
?r?He th? prison a ehsrltabls Inatitu
The deputy collector departed with
i -j- eacept this in
formation.
Ant i-Branch Bankers Organic
KAM . Mo.. Pec. 9. A na
n to be known as th?
Hanker? opposed to
Branch Banking was erra'ed her? to
nference of representative?
? ?n state?. \V .'. Rathj?, of
?S ?lecte.l president Th?
mmittee will name a vire
i .ich state to form an <
(Bergdorf.
TjOODMAN
<H? FIPTH AVENUE
Teiler, . Vrtsnaeker, . Jmrrim
Semi-Annual Sale
GREAT REDUCTIONS
Trica now from 25% to 50% lower
Coats and Evening Wraps
Beautiful materials, hand?
somely fur-trimmed.
Tailored Suits & Trotteurs
Cloth Frocks, two and
three-piece Suits.
Afternoon cv Evening Gowns
Simple Dresses and
Gcorgeous Creations.
Fur Coats
Long, Drapy Wraps and
Short Snappy Jackets.
French Novelties
All those chic things which nuke
such desirable Christmas presents.
I. Aliman & ?a
Thirty-fourth Street
MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Telephone 7000 Murray Hill
Thlrty-flfth Street
BEGINNING MONDAY
a
A Special Pre-Holiday Sale of
CHOICE ORIENTAL RUO
(in small sizes) carefully selected for the purpose of providing for thoughtful, discriminating
gift-seekers an opportunity for securing really beautiful, characterful and enduring gifts
at prices far bellow actual values
Persian & Caucasian Rugs
averaging 4x7 feet
at $58.00
800 Oriental Rugs
of various types, including two new shipments from
Eastern and Central Persia; averaging 3*^x6 feet
at '$38.00.
Also 600 SEM1=ANTIQUE SADDLE BAGS
from Persia and Turkestan
at the extremely low price of
Rug Department, Fifth Floor
$0,75
?Gold and Silver Slippers
amasmuammummmummmussass ' ,i i ,. > ? ? Jsli,,
of metal cloths ama broa
*s
are an important item of the fem?
inine evening costume in these
sybaritic times
The many charming models offered for selection embody
all of the newest styie features; including strap and opere
effects, as we?, as the quaint and bewitching Co.oniais?
which have returned to us this season in more celightful
guise than ever.
Slipper Buckles
of rhinestones or cut steel, are
shown in many attractive designs
at prices ranging from
-.75 to SdD.OO per pair
Women's Shoe Department, Second Floor. ?&P
Gold and Silver Hosier
2
for formal evening weiir
is shown (reasonably priced) in many fascinating
varieties?in medium weight, in the popular chiffon
weight, with openwork clocks or with openwork instep.
Hosiery Department, First Floor.
Imported Metahbrocaded Silks
? ' ' i .... i - ... . i S
so much in demand by women of
fashion for evening gowns an*>
wraps, immediately rivet the
attention upon entering the Silk
Department
Of unsurpassed beauty ana splendor, many of these rare
fabrics?out recently arrived from Europe?were pro?
duced for and are controlled exclusively by B. Altman ft
Co. The collection, as a whole, embraces some of the most
sumptuous and costly textiles in the world.
Displayed on the First Floor.
For Monday
s
Evening and Damner Qowns
of extremely handsome character
at $78.00
or one-half the regular price for gowns of equal value
These are essentially gowns for formal functions; fashion?
able models, variously composed of gold or silver metal,
chiffon velvet, flat silk crepe, embroidered chiffons in
elaborate effects of crystal or silver, and a number of
charming creations in all-over lace
Ready-to-wear downs, Third Floor.

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