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.DOUBLE.FARfr.WILL : HAVE, COURT TEST Brooklyn City Konfyto Bcsurae Collections of Extra Nickols. jtEOElTTS TO PASSENGERS fine's Manager Denies Juris- diction of Pnblio Scrvico , Commission. To the- - end that a Judicial settlement St ths right or the Brooklyn CIty;lUlU read Company to charge an extra 5, cent Atre on Ita Ftatbush avenuo line boyond 'Foster avenue may the made,' the 'com .nany Intends deliberately to'dlsoboy the cider or the Publlo Scrvido 'Comnilaalon forbidding- such double collectloni Beginning the, extra charge, which wa stoppod for a ,few daya be- cause of the riots, will be resumed each PMsencer will receive a reeeipt for his iicond nlckle, which will bo refunded If (he- - courts decide that It was wrong (ally collected. It Hobart Porter, general manager of the Brooklyn City, had this to say last afrht: \The Publlo fiervlco Commission wna created primarily to regulate tha\ opera- tion of public utilities, and It was not contemplated that It should displace the courts In determining questions ot law. \The question of the company's rights to collect a second faro on Flatbush ave- nue Is solely one of law, and as such can l finally determined only by the courts. The commission having decided that the company was not within its rights In collecting this second fare, there aro two methods by which 'the Issue rnfcy be brought before the courts : Tlrst, by certiorari. Involving, review by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the decision of the Public Ser- vice Commission; second, by summary proceedings brought by the commission to enforce obedience of the order, If the Kims Is not obeyed. The former method entails a long drawn out controversy; the, latter Insures a speedy determinat- ion of the legal questions. An agree- ment, has been reached between the counsel for the company and counsel for the Public Service Commission to sub- mit the question to the courts within a few days by this second method. \By Issuing rebate tickets, redeemable for t cents, the compmr provides w means by which the publlo is protected from any ultimate loss If the courts de- cide adversely to the company's con- tention.\ It is understood that a conference will be held this week by thoso Interested in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit lines to see what can be done to obtain tho 8 cent far that Stono and Webster have de- clared Is necessary to maintain the sol- vency of tho system. VICTORY HAIL PLAN INDORSED Four Business Associations Ap- prove Auditorium Project. Four business associations indorsed the Victory Hall project yesterday. The Forty-secon- d Street Association, the Fifth Avenuo Association, the Broadway Asso- ciation and the Harlem Chamber of Commerce now stand back. of the plan to erect, opposite the Grand' Central Sta- tion, a 10,000,000 memorial to the vic- tory of the United States and tho Allies over the enemies of liberty. Plans for the memorial call for to be spent for land and 5,000,-00- 0 or the building, which will contain an' auditorium seating 10,000, a large arena, a gymnasium, 'swimming pools and meeting rooms. Gen. George W. Wlng.ito Is directing the project No Credits \MY OF SORROW? IS OBSERVED BY JEWS Parade . and Exercises sTo-da- y for Massacred in Ukraine. , A \Day of Sorrow\ will be observed to-d- by the Jews of tho United States, & day of lament over tho massacre of more than 100,000 Jews In Ukranla alone. In this city, Jewish war vet- erans will parade under the command of Col Maurice Simmons. 'Tho column, starting at Rutgers street and marching through tho centre ot the city to Carne-gl- s Hall, will Include divisions of Jew- ish veterans of the civil war, riding In motor cars; divisions ot Jewish soldiers of the great war, veteran's ot the Spanish-Am- erican war and other' divisions raado 'up of Jews that havo served in Army or Navy. Three service flags will 'bo- carried In the parado, one ot 6,000 gold stars, for the American' Jews who wero killed fighting against Oer-man- y, one of 15,000 silver stars for the American Jews that were wounded, and one of 200,000 blue stars for tho Jews that fought for democracy. This afternoon Jewish places of busi- ness will bo closed out of respect for the day, and In the evening there will be a mass meeting In Carnegl Hall, where Judge Julian W. Mack, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise and others will speak. LEGION TO LOCATE AT INDIANAPOLIS Headquarters Will Be Oper ated in That City. Franklin D'Oller, newly electod na- tional commander of the American Le- gion, announced yesterday that on De- cember 1 national headquarters ot tho legion will be located in Indianapolis in accordance with the decision of the re- cent constitutional convention and will operate In that city thereafter. Lemuel Bollcs, national adjutant, and Charles F. Sheridan, who will remain In charge of the service bureau tor legion mem- bers and those eligible to membership, will go to-d- to Indianapolis to make arrangements for offices and housing ot the headquarters personnel. Since November 10, the opening day of the Minneapolis convention, 225 addi- tional posts of the American Legion hav.- - beeri chartered by the temporary national headquarters at 19 West Forty-fo- urth street This brings tho total number of legion posts In the United States and elsewhere to 6,872. The number ot former soldiers, sailors and mailnes enrolled in tho organisation is now almost 1,250,000 and the total num- ber ot paid up members Is over 750,000. LANDLORDS 10 C. \PIRATES.\ And That Minority Has Done Much ' Harm, Says Hlrsch. That tho housing situation In New York is \almost unbelievable except by thoso who havo felt the. Iron grip of the landlord,\ Is an assertion made by Na- than Hlrsch, chairman of the Mayor's Committee on taxation, mortgage loans and rent profiteering. The committee finds that only 10 per cent of the land- lords are profiteers, but that the 10 per cent did an enormous amount of harm and have done moro to create unrest than any other agency. Credit is given to the Republican Legislature for laws governing tax sales In Nassau and Suffolk counties for the protection of property owners, and for laws completely putting out of business fraudulent operators in suburban lots. Tho 'committee claims to have retrieved for defrauded owners 9,500 lots In Nas- sau and Suffolk counties that had been sold for negligible taxes. Chairman Hlrsch thanks the, newspa- pers for the aid given In uncovering fraud and achieving reforms. The In- vestigation of rent profiteering and tax sharks Is still going on. \ 5l6cA3irenucat 40i6tffieS MILLINERY SALE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday A large assortment from our regular stock Reduced to 10.00 and 18.00 MILLINERY DEPT.-SEC- OND FLOOR No Exchanges m Monday Only Hair Nets At Reduced Prices Cap shape Hiir Nets our stand-r- d quality in wanted colorings. Special 1.35 Dozen Large Alloytr Net in various shades. Special .95 Dozen (No Mail Orders) THE gUN, ' SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916. New Importation Women's Gloves A Belated Shipment Just Received These French Kid gloces for women of refined hale hate hen reasonably marked 'considering the scarcity and high prices of these goods today. The space detoted to this ad is insufficient to mention the great taricty of imported models now displayed, but a tea of the best are giocn below, A Ctsil mill convince you that we are equipped to meet every demand of the fashionable woman of today. Strap Wrist Washable Suede Gloves, in soft shades of Tourtelette, Azurette and Noisetter-designe- d exclusively for a dis- criminating clientele. - Pair 7.00 Wash Suede Gloves, in two-butt- and button-hol- e styles delicate French Pearl and Taupe shades that blend beautifully with any costume. Pair 4.00 Two-clas- p Novelty French Kid Gloves, with heavy crochet and other dainty self and contrasting stitch- ing. In White, Brown, Champagne and Grey. Pair 4.00 Two-clas- p Overseam Kid Gloves, with Paris Point or Regence embroidery. In Brown, Beaver, Mode, Tan, Grey, White and Black. Pair 3.00 Fine French Tipped Pique Kid Gloves, in self, contrasting and Paris Point em- broidery. White and Black, also shades of Brown, Tan, Mode, Champagne and Grey. Pair 3.50 Openwork Instep Hosiery (For Women) Also ankle effects in pure Black Thread Silk. A moit attractive assortment of designs suitable for evening wear. 3.75, 4.25, 4.75 and 5.25 p,. $2.50 An of r SWISS KNIT a clever model in Rose, Light Blue, Pink, Grey and in is $7.00 4.95 (as house use or to be under loose wraps in White and various colors. $8.00 5.45 ROBES in an of models and self 5.00 to 12.50 collection of SHAWLETTES and SCARFS women, now on view in the Sweater Dept. Second Floor. EMBROIDERED in White and Flesh other smart modelj in suit shades. $8.50 7.50 HAND MADE of white Batiste hand tucked and careful attention to the smallest detail. $6.75 5.75 The Mail Order Department Specializes Prompt Delivery of Items Advertised BeloW Unless Otherwise Stated coat for worn for in the at are many gill will it this 3.50 3.50 3.00 3.00 4.75 5M 2.75 7.00 Belt with with 35 wde 35 wide 35 wide 35 wide L, All Silk new 40 in. Silk 40 wide 40 wide 40 wide 40 cbufetuie 9 to P. M. A Very Remarkable Sale of 300 MISSES' -- ANP WOMEN'S COATS Offered at 25 to Below Regular Prices V $29J0 Important Sale Sweaters, Robes and Blouses Priced Less Than Usual HAND SWEATERS- -(u illus- trated), straightline Heather. illustration separately Regularly IMPORTED JAPANESE PADDED JACKETS illustrated) Black, Regularly BEACON BLANKET attractive diversity colorings trimming. Specially priced Complete GEORGETTE BLOUSES Regularly BLOUSES hemstitched Regularly Important SILK Sale Marked Concessions There suggestions enumerated lelow which afford genuine savings purchased week: Rer-Pric- 30 priced. Black Charmeuse Satin inches Black Florence Satin inches Colored Dress Satin inches Colored Dress Taffeta inches Georgette Crepe shades Printed Pussy Willow inches Brocaded Dress Satin inches Beautifully Printed Crepes inches Colored Brocaded Dress Satins inches 5 iB at 40t& jtwcl Store Open Daily 5:30 Sale Prices. $2.25 3V00 3.25 2.75 2.75 4.50 5.00 2.50 6.50 MISSES' COAT-S- a very choice selection of Models, made of Burra Cloth, Wool Velour, Silvertone Velour and Seal plush. Real Value 39.50 MISSES' COATS of Suede Velour Silvertone and Irenella smartly tailored,' warmly interlined. . QA Kfl Real Value 49.50 OU.DU MISSES' COATS of Silvertone; a clever girlish model; large collar of Aus- tralian Opossum or Natural Raccoon. Real Value 72.00 WOMEN'S COATS Of Suede Velour; a high class model, beautifully tailored, handsomely lined, warmly in- terlined; large convertible col- lar without fur. Real Value 62.50 WOMEN'S COAT- S- of Wool Velour and Silvertone. These wonderful coats are hand- somely lined, warmly interlined; .large Sealine collar and cuffs. Real Value 80.00 Exceptional Values Men's Fine Haberdashery SHIRTS Of durable silk Thete Shirts were made from odd pieces and short lengths that have been ac cumulating at our factory during the put six months. In neat and extreme fancy patterns, plain effects and white Mostly standard well known shirtings such as La Jen and Broadcloth. Values. $10 to $12 8.75 Tax .58 29.50 55.00 49.50 59.50 A Heather NECKWEAR request wishing fine neckwear silks in fashionable colorings designs will finds over from to make a selection. styles for men and young Values to S59J0 serviceable half cotton lisle in Black, Grey, Navy, and Brown. 3 Pair for PAJAMAS Of Domet Flannel, extra heavy in good pat- terns. Per Women's Handkerchief Specials Fine Lawn Initial for women with a dainty wreath design. Special, G for .90 Colored Handkerchiefs in the smartest novelty effects newest tones and combinations. Special, .15 Orders for Initials and Monograms should be placed for Christmis delivery. Holiday Gift Umbrellas The new Christmas assortment has just been received'and is now on display. Silk Umbrellas of various fine qualities in colorings and styles are synonymous with good taste. Reasonably Priced from 5.95 to 38.00 Only All Wool HOMESPUNS limited quantity of 54 inch Homespuns In gtey and mixtures for suits and storm Coats. Regularly $3 JO and $335 yard, 2.95 Boxed by Those truly of trustworthy and 2,000 scarfs which There are men. $2 $2.50 Each Good, hose of and Tan quality 3.00 Suit Handkerchiefs the Each embroidering that Camisoles of Washable Satin and Crepe de Chine. Dainty models suitable for Holiday presentation trimmed with Val and Filet laces and ribbons. Very exceptional values considering the lovely quality. 1.25 - 1.50 E\ Aprons Made of serviceable muslin and lawn, with V and square necks long sleeves,'and belts. Covers the entire dress nicely. Special 1.95 Each Fur Coats ' In styles you will like and at prices thai will Interest you. Sealine GdatsAmart bo, model, 30 inches long. 235.00 Natural Muskrat Coats 30 inches long with a large shawl collar and flare back. 235.00 Hudson Seal Coats 33 inches long-fashi- onable flare model with deep shawl collar. . 435.00 Kolinsky Wrar-f- ull length hand- somely lined and finished with a ous shawl collar. 1 ,575.00 Hudson Seal Sets at 27.50 Per Piece. Smart Hudson Seal Tie Scarfv Rep. 35.00, 27.50 Hudson Seal Muff round. Reg. 35.00, 27.50 \ Other separate pieces fashioned of luxurious pells attractively priced In an- ticipation of Holiday gift buying. Women's Neckwear A group of lovely styles at one price that will particularly appeal to the holi- day shopper. Once seen it will be impossible to re- sist these dainty Brussels Net Collars that are effectively trimmed with Val. lace or the bit of Venise fashioned so that it will fit most any kind of a frock and to further whet one's curiosity there is a delicately beautiful piece of Brussels net in a Jabot, style that is quite Each and every style so deftly made offers a practical gift solution to the holiday problem. Regularly $1.75 1.2(5 j Each J v I'll) rtX! ( Five This Week in Most of Them Are Suitable for Holiday Gifts Monday 1.50 HOSE 1.00 Kitchenette captivating. GLOVES Men's Cape Gloves in dark grey and tan shades they are well mide and ex- cellently finished ill sixes an ideal gift suggestion. Reasonably Priced at 3.00 Per Pair TOWELS! Unusualty jinc qualities ot cotton Huc Towels at reduced prices. 115 Dozen Hemmed Huck Towels size 20x40. Were $5 JO. Now 4.50 Doz. 45 Dozen Hemstitched Huck Towels-s- ize 18x36. Were $5.75. Now 4.25 Doz. 50 Dozen Hemstitched Huck Towels-s- ize 17x36. Were $6.00. Now 5.00 Doz. 55 Dozen extra heavy Huck Towels size 23x40. Were $8.00. Now 6.75 Doz. 65 Hemmed Bath Towels-s- ize 18x36 Were $4.50. Now 3.75 Doz. 11 3 m
