The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1911, Page 9

BARONESS GROYSS, WHO WON FILIPINO NATIVES WITH SONG. WLEY'S ASHER TO HARES HANDED TO TAT Cabinet With President Goes | Over Reply of Pure Food Expert on “Irregularities.” | 4 MAY BE REPRIMANDED Washington Hears Taft Will| Punish Official Lightly to | Smooth Snarl. WASHINGTON, July 18—While Dr. Harvey W. Wiley’s answer to tho} charges against him was discussed in- | formally by President Taft and Sec: | retary of Agriculture Wilson and later| | by the Cabinet to-day, no decision was| reached as to the disposition of the case. Secretary Wilson took the papers back with him to his department after the Cabinet session and promised to make his recommendation as soon as possible, Secretary Wilson had earlier in the day personally delivered to Prest- dent Taft the answer of Dr. Wiley. President Taft told visitors this after. noon, that owing to the press of other business, he would be unable to take up. the Wiley case even with Secretary of Agriculture Wilson's recommedattons @vaiiavie, peiure ite to-morrow. Phe President sald also that he intended to | read every word of the record and indi. | ated that it might be several days be- | fore he reached a decision, Dr. Wil will be publicly reprimanded for “irregph “in his administration | of the Chemistry Bureau. President | ‘Taft, however, will not under any con- | ‘ acacia sideration ask for the doctor's resignas | on. i It was learned upon reliable author- | ity to-day that this was the solution ‘0 2 sts of the Wiley-Wickersham difficulty de- Col. + Boasts termined upon by President Taft. Such} ray po. pn & decision, It was said, was meas as| Find for Puc the only way out of a dilemma which | threatened to disrupt the Presiden oftiel ily. Sa His cini’s Opera of in English, y is expected to receive a “call | y. Attorney-( decision agai neral| Henry W. s the on who arrived to-day y of Agriculture W brunt of the public Wiley’s remova je vowed tiat his ind Caruso ts forty. remonstrated | yt only to find sin George 8. opera singer. has agre Gour Wicker Re Wiley's resiznation appearing would be Whatey charges of the « against committee sald reason why tonal the rom t any the tables ——— TWO CONEY ISLAND BATHERS TAX RATES GO DOWN BITTEN BY A MAD DOG. IN ALL THE BOROUGHS. | Is 1.722 for Manhattan—s136,- Policeman Crawls Under Porch 350.68 2 ‘ | $9,686 to Be Raised fo of House io Capture | —— ee Raised for Animal. | an urposes. Laura Kornecky, th a rier to-d Lased on the ta valuation of real estate, rates of taxes ext are payable in Bronx, 1.72 and Ri es were At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for “HORLICK’S The Original and Genuine The Food-drink for Ail Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home; Don’t travel without it. | A qaick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no imitation. Just say “HORLICK'S” “| la.Ne Combine or Tru scape and bas n ta TAFT A COMMUTER. President Begins Weel: a Trips to Reverly Next Saturday, dent Satur WASHING Taft will be day. With s. Taft ramatta, The President will ‘el from Wash- ingten to oBston us usual on the Ped eral ress. Secretary Hilles and Major A. W. Butt probably will av sue Prosident to Beverly, lace; special Sizes 18 by 54 in. long; 3 piece; linen centres; reg. 79¢ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 18, BARONESS WON | FILIPINO NATIVES — RESTRICTIONS WITHRER SONGS OFFBUILDINGS jNow She Wants to. Interest |Reinforced Concrete Interests Americans in Providing Schools for Them. ‘The Baroness von Groyas, who Is in- terested in the education of the Pil- pinos, was a passenger on the Kron- . which arrived here The Baroness, who is the de- scendant of an ancient Austrian fam- fly and !s a native of Vienna, is the widow of an American civil engineer, Wilkins, whom she accom- panied wheff he was appointed a Com- missioner to the Philippine Islands in 1904, The Baroness found the natives very fascinating and won them to her by] her singing. She was at make excellent servants. rea will be the picturesque folk | dent Roosevelt |Dogmena, whom she brought to the st. | Louis Exposition, where she elicited the admiration of Pre “Best Values at the Lowest Prices” July Clearance Saie: a 519: reg. $1.98. Women’s Gowns Yoke of fine embroidery with ribbon beading, cambric; large sizes; reg. 49¢. Women’s Long Kimonos An ideal cool summer garment, 54 in. long; Persian lawn, |» sleev finished borders; assortment of colors and pretty designs; to 46; worth 49¢ good soft finish Women’s Brassieres Regular 25c brassieres at half price; deep yoke of open embroidery and 23C 49c Secrsuckers, also black and white per- cales; al! full size; fast colors; reg. 39¢ good cambric body; Renaissance Scarfs Petticoats Bottle perfumed ammonia; box pieces of chamoi Dutch si tow's: talcum powder; 2 cakes glycerine soap; 1y Ib, jar petroleum jelly; box Tet- Oxy ' vanishing 6 oz. bottle of peroxide; 2 5c e powder; mi; large cake special, each $185 Value $250 Delivered on Firsi Payment of $10.50 end rich CHINA MATTING, JAPAN MATTINGS, BLACK BRILLIANT Hive. f | Peril varp, ie Pull 1 by the reliable House of Fischer makes this | * | the yard. Re 1; t bd { We are also featurins Domestic ti > fa J. & Cc. FISCH Lia ! first bloor 1 macte mous “Dolly Madison” Log Cabin designs, the popularity 17 West 28th ) thos | Our first condition of w. ts apparently never to wane, Third ¥) tory Sulesroom, 417 West @8th St, Near 0th Ave : f e vas lity: o ee ehhh Oldest Piano Makers in New York||'1QR WHITE é Coing out of town for the tummermay have The World tent to them, and address changed as often as desired MorningWorld, 12c per wees Evening Wurid, Ge per week SundayWor!ld, Seer Sunday Send yoursemiteance :9 13 ~ ams NEW YORK \WORL' one time an Her mission tn this coun- try Is to give a series of concerts in aid of an endowment fund for schools country for the education of # are bright, love An- |of re egie, Whom she met abroad, to furnish the text books | for these schools and she hopes to in- terest soclety In the concerts. Emma|mate reason and the Mayor evident\y 1, one of the famous Crocker ais. | thousnt so, too, for he turned to Alder. as greed to dance, and one of the s— Special Wednesday Patent coltskin and dull calf; blucher style; sizes 13!) to Women’s & Misses’ Pumps Dull kid, ribbon bo to 5; also miss metal,pat.leather and | bluchers, Cuban heels; bloomers. os to $29.75 \ tan; sizes 11 98 sizes 244 Good quality mohair. Some with V-shaped, square EMAG Pisz vo 4; special AOC |reg,.1.48....... or round neck; trimmed with braid and others 3 a rua m Men's Underwear . with plaid trimming. Waist and bloomers in one, " Checked nainsook athletic skirt separate. Be coat style; knee drawers; Other Bathing Suits in stock up to $29.49 7c 4, fancy sant 98 206. 25¢ Toilet Articles Specials 1911. \\ Broadway, 34th to 35th St. STOCKTAKING TIME WHERE ARE YOU STAYING? What Would You Like Us to Send? You do not need to come to Macy’s in order to benefit by the values we offer. Simply GAYNOR ORDERS Second Floor “TITTLE NOTHING” New PETTICOATS Shipment Some duplicates of the best sellers among the previous assortment. These are at once the most fashionable and the coolest for warm weathe The chief merit of these petticoats, which we have had designed, and which cannot be matched anywhere else in the city, is that they are not uncomfortably narrow, nor yet have as much as a “ESPERIS”— THE NEW ‘xé.T PERFUME “Ditewn* Yet quite inexpensive. DP Plow Handkerchief Extract, bottle... Eau de Tos*tte, bottl ice Powder, bottle... Sachet Powder, bottle Toilet Soap, cake... Eau Vegetal Lotion, bottle. “FOOT-CURA” ANTISEPTIC HERALD SQUARE, ag Gain Point in Their Fight Against Hollow Tile. superfluous inch in width to mar the drop us a card, and your order will be filled with FOOT Why ee ero tie trie notes, | [straight line effect which is the dis- the same prompt attention as if you were Suffer ed sew bullding code, the cinder | BANctIVE feature of this summers gowns actually in the store. There is sure to be some= BATH Any Longer? Concrete nteroate gained an tmportant | H nary scant petticoats sold elsewhere— thing that you require, and which it will pay It people took as much at higher prices. you to order from Macy's. Whatever that care of the feet as of th restricts th All these dainty petticoats at Macy's " ’ ino” te we have ati hands there would by 3 fies (0.100 vest are gored and absolutely devoid of some thing is—we have it. And whatever complaint of foot weari« the hearing the even a pleat at the waist line. They the price elsewhere, vou will find ours lower, ness us he saw no r are fastened wu buttans. b, trims ' ia ‘i “3 bet i ks. hould be placed on the he ming is very flat or very slightly > “7 = 1 can be given, rep senteeeed ot eamer Wace, “Ne unerTull ae'teen | NEW SHADES IN BROADCLOTHS FOR}: ies tes Chairman Kenneally of the Alder. | [but what has been lost in bouffance 1s Vearly morn till ev FALL, 1911 We are showing advance colors in Broadcloths, especially the new Coronatton Red, Royal Purple, Napoleon Green, Bouton d'Or and King's Blue. All are fine quality, Sponged and Shrunk, ‘ Tir tear.) Only in one other place in the cily can these be obtained, relief irat Flees fear betitlnenatleladeedlee the price there being $2.75. Our price, per vard, is $2.49 Costs Only 22c. Here. " OUR MOURNING DEPARTMENT [ew==d CUTTS, $1] 75 Meets the requirements of Youths’ Men, Women and Children (sow woor, Formerly $14.75,$18.50, The important feature of Macy's service is the elimination of all trouble and irritation so often experienced in this difficult as $22.50 Sizes 32 to 44, th ye SUITS of blue or shopping. Pa, We have placed at the disposal of those unable to come in person the services of experienced shopping guides, who may be : relied upon to select a complete or partial mourning outfit within ck pencil stripe worsteds, any amount the purchaser may wish to putes gray mixed worsteds and chev- Telephone orders, or purchases made through a third person, } jots, self-striped blue worsteds receive the same prompt and competent attention as is given to 5 the customer in person, 2- PIECE SUITS made of _ Preparatory to receiving additional styles, we offer at special | homespuns, flannels and wool prices, in order to reduce present stocks: -rashes; in some sizes sills lined. WOMEN’S DRESSES of serge, China silk, Japanese silk, , 2 > crepe de chine, crepe media, lawn and muslin, in simple but These suits are from our reg- fashionable models, at $10.74 to $34.74. ular stock—lines that have WOMEN’S BLACK LAWN DRESSES, warranted fast color, become broken through large selling. The sale af- fords a unique opportunity to secure a first class suit much below its intrinsic value, Finer Suits in Stock up gained in added prettiness, Prices range from 99c. for a manic Building Committee, Alderman Dowling, the Tammany floor leader, and Water Commissioner Thompson were present when the Mayor made this an- nouncement, At least @ dozen times | during the hearing the that statements of Ke Let th tender, bliste burning, Jet the ever so spiteful be ever Antiser and dotted embroidery, to the more elaborate models, trim- med with Valenciennes lace flounce and broad ribbon run ¢ “une | bunion ulizing a Foot The Mayor se out and at one reed Co rin ulldings was be- Mr. Perry of the Turner Construction Company said that there was no legiti- Kenneally and said: ‘ou must take the restriction off the helght of reinforced concrete bulld: I see no reason why any restric: | tions should be pi 4 upon them.” This was one of the important points the reinforced concrete people have [been battling for. Boys’ Shoes $5.94 & $6.74 WOMEN’SBATHINGSUITS, site $1 Several styles in Mohair; square neck, round neck, .89 1.45 Women’s Oxfords Pat. leather and vici kid; izes 12 pend sailor collar effects, One-piece model or separate sizes 34 to 44; value 49c Women’s Underwear Lisle thread ribbed vests; deep lace trimmed; extra sizes; 2c value 25¢ : Children’s Hose Strong, heavy or fine ribbed stockings; double knee; fast black; sizes 5 Now is the time to buy your table covers, covers, portieres, etc., and here is the place to buy s you can judge for yourself, when you compare qualities at Macy's with qualities and prices at the least expensive of other high grade stores. great sale is now in pr In some cases quantities are This is your advar for if the lines were ufbroker the original prices would still be in force. AUSTRIAN PRINT TABLE COVERS, BED SPREADS, COUCH COVERS AND PORTIERES, in pattern: ant rstomatch, These prints are the best bed spreads, couch WASH GOODS Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale of Remnants The season’s Most popular weaves and color combi- nations in imported and domestic colored dress fabrics are represented in this sale. Values up to Values up to 15¢ ess. Hirst Floor.) Values up to Suit Cases 24-in. size; cloth covering, solid leather 30c 45c SEAN Murhied Cis Valarie deri ts OstE CPI Roe tee eae corners; ‘brass lock and yd. sq ad -.. Sde and 98¢ catches; reg. 149... .... 8c c c c 1 _ reduced to, $1.39 and $2.39 Window Screens Yard Yard Yard beth 15 in. high, extends 33 in.; best grade of wire netting; hardwood frames, natural light finish; 15c value 22c.... Porch Screens Size 4 by 8 ft., best bamboo; else where advertised at 69c; 39c here while they last, at Diapering Pure snow white and sanitary, 27 in. wide; fine grade, soft finish; 69c piece of 10 yds., reg. 98c . $4.96 and $8.49 Single size Bedspreads, reduced trom $4.49 a $3.69 and $6.24 Portieres, por pair, ¢ ed from $8.24 and $14 $6.49 and $11.49 Besides these we have odd Table Covers in quaint Dutch and geometrical figures. ize Bedspr The collection includes a large number of dress lengths, as well as waist lengths. MOHAIR WE fom {DESIRABLE OURSELVES Bradford DRESS Especially af Our Hirst Moor Nearly all other retailers bus Navy blue serges, black mohairfromimporters. Those ime serges, black and white porters have to make their protit. suitings, cream serges, Who pays that profit? You]S antities of these do, if you buy in those stores. }1 Odd Table Covers, Odd Table Covers, sq., reduced from $1.59 and $1.98 to 4j., reduced from $2.69 and $4.24to. Also a large number of Summer Curtains and Curtaining at large reductions, SUMMER FURNITURE 14 OFF eral odd ¢ antec materials to be This partially explains why out before in ry in Closing Out Regular Stocks sin vivaei | [mohair costs considerably less at uitable for skirts “and | Willow, Rushmore, Reed and Silver Birch | | Macy’s than elsewhere. Birch ‘Table Tea Tabk eae Stcole’ Gera And the popularity of Moh: arch babies, fe ‘ Sy 3 ckers, § oO sarden " ne Ss os, r nds | [will never cease, ‘It is li ALL For All Benches, Swings, Swit nc | F weight, it is cool, it wears well KINDS or ELBE RON CHAIR Extra large size willow ar all he | > the special property of Kinds of formerly $4.49 | $3.74. ROCKER TO MATCH, $5.24, now. $4.49 ich makes iQ Thrifty { PORCH CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, made of oven reed, strong map eminently practical. In fact, it oh 4 is the surnimer fabri TOWELS Women | yy wicker corn Mancatay he Hereare typical Macy special i ture can be sian had in natar NCK SICILLAN The success that far Nas | led to order in amy Wo St D8 ral, red op BL vat slight cot green finish, ndid 44 - in. 44 BLACK BRILLIANIINE, 94c| | FLOOR COVERING REMNANTS Big Values Still on Offer. $6.00 >i, DINNER SETS The largest assor nt of Dine > to $2 mw an En August [st is the date of the big sale of | “Fruit of the Loom” Sheets and Pillow Cases WILLOW PLUMES |}... Prime stock, with particu- | | larly long flues. + There is only a To appreciate the | convenience and | i great value of the The same special prices 1 t that were advertised in Sunday's rapers are still your privile MID-SUMMER Ui it MILLINERY , 4A! iW fOWELS, 14 RE LINEN TOWELS, Sunday World’s | TRIMMINGS "educeé 1 BATH Stators at Macy's Worth wasting fon Want Diveciory— Wistarias, roses, American uw ‘ ewes de Every “spec i r dv er lised by eauties, lil other s the ertisement for ces at Macy’s. TT READ if. lower “