The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1912, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 12, 1912, continued until 2 o’clook the next tnern. | thon of the starboard rail was torn . ing. The sea was running unusually | away and the side nate.en were either high and tho smashing waves left thetr| battered or torn from : eir fastenings, mark upon the ship. John W. Thomp-! Of the 150 firet and second cabin pas- NTO C D son of Vancouver, B. C, with thres|Sengers, the three card players were the vnenibaenons “es lumta since 1908, He ts an author and editor and has contributed to the mag- asines and other periodicals, One of the abiest members of the Advisory Board ie Prof. Charles A. Beard, bead of the department of pol- itica, He has put the subject of pol- ities on @ practical basis in his classes : fean Federation of Labor has protested against the Dillingham Immigration bili lon the @round that it will permit the en- trance of Chinese coolies, A strong legal argument has been filed with the Senate Immigration Committee. It de- clares that the phraseology employed DIRECTING MNOS OF EM HOO -—OFAURMLISM SalvesCan’tCureEezema Gredients, as combined in the D. D. D. Prescription. This penetrates to the others, was playin 2} only ones not confined to thetr cabins, Ing room, Said Me, Thomanoe, “| and atter the huge wave smothered the TH wha, bout # Wolves te Uh ahip they Jolned thelr fellows below. In regard to skin diseases, medical au- and has brought Columbia nearer the ening| "Capt. Black said he would take|would restore the Burlingame treaty of| thorities are now agreed on this: din. University of Wisconsin in the fleld of The atarbosea ‘bow Sime POgUME over! on ‘hoard 2.40) tons of American con, [168 and repecl all existing exctusion| Don’t imprison the disease germs in| ease germs and destr then precereel sees thas, ony other wal. threw tho ehip on her beam enda and|femfine that the British coal strike |atatutes. your skin by the use of greasy salves, | soothes and heals the as nothing might delay him on the other side. On A request {9 made that the language sent us four card players and the kitty lof the measure be changed to meet the and th Itiply. Aj else has ever done. Prof, Beard ls an authority on the aub- aprawling across the floor. Then on top stp ip As an fbi yt the other hand, he fears that he may Columbia Was Tossed About Ject of direct ries, hh rT h ble with the British coal true cure of all eceematous diseases can] A 25-cent trial bottle will gtart (hecure exhaustive etudy of the subject in the Of tus came & deluge of water that made| erg should ho use American coal," [obieetion noted. It fa asserted that other. brought about only by using the heal | and give you Instant reli 1. sat eine tan ne reson, end ¢! and Damaged in Hurricane ana acted like hait-drowned kittens: Lage me tye 59 te with that of the Orient. Ing agents in the form of a liquid. It the very first regular up Ke All M Hughes, whom he helped to frame the an Wave, coming from the starboara} QPENS DOOR TO COOLIES. mene bree Sted 18 regarded as — WASH THE GERMS OUT. D. D. D. fails ¢o give relief, 4 embers of the Adminis-|#inman-Green Direct Primaries. bill Lasting Twelve Hours. % passed entirely over the ship and LA. dol portance and A simple wash: A compound of Otl| cost you a cent. Your dreggist is eu- taken up at an early date and threshed which the Republican machine defeated out by the Immigration Committee. two years ago, onsonannsstliisinnnions MISS TAFT ACTS AS GUIDE. WASHINGTON, March 12% — Miss on the port A _por- carried away two Ii! dam WASHINGTON, of Wintergreen, Thymol and other in- | thorized to refund your money. trative Board Distinguished Leaders in Their Fields, ‘The Columbia 4 the Anchor line got >_< DS Our Contract Dept. Will Arrange Special Furnishings Complete of in Part at Very Advantageous Prices in to-day with @ tale of @ twalve-hour hurricane. The Columbia docked this morning two daya late from Glasgow. PLEASED AT SELECTION. Both Faculty and Students of Columbia Proud of the . New Board, ‘The announcement of the plans for the new Pulitzer School of Journalism aroused great interest on the campus of Columbia University to-day. ‘Both faculty and students expressed their Pleasure at the nelection of the adminis- ‘tive board which will take charge of Management of the new school. is administrative boerd, whose ap- tment was announced yesterday, omposed of the following men: ident Nicholas Qfurray Butler, Frederick P. Keppel of the ¢, Prof. Ashley Horace Thorndike English Department, Profs. Will- ", Trent and James T. Shotwell ° Department of History, Prof. R, Seager of the Department of mics and Charles A. Beard, Pro- of Politics. Although no intima- was given as to the curriculum of \ew institution or the line of study Dursued, it may be inferred from nature of the committee selected the subjects of history, English, lca and economics will receive apes attention, and that the students wil! riled in Principles of English cularly has already been announced Ye appointment of Prof. John W. \ffe, formerly of the University of onain, to be associate director of whool. » latter will have personal charge © training of the students tn writ- English, being an authority on this anch of education. Prof. Cunliffe was his office yestertay at Columbia Uni- Faity, where he has already taken up © duties of his new position. He said at he preferred to have Mr. Williems, +@ real academic head of the school, utline the policy and discuss the sub- | ect generally, before he was inter- tewed. DROFESSORS WHO WILL DIRECT THE AFFAIRS OF NEW SCHOOL, The professors of Columbia University who have been selected to direct the affaire of the Pulitser school are all mown to the public through the work y have done in their various fede, , President Butler has an international reputation as an educator. Dean Keppel is the youngestemember of the boant. Being the academic head of the college, he 1s in a position to contribute what- ever @ course in liberal arts affords for the benefit of the new echool. Prof. Seager, who lectures on economics and {se an authority on hie eubject, has sorved the public and the State in many capacities, Prof. Trent is one of America’s fore- moat historians. He was born in Rich- mond, Va., and was graduated from the University of Virginia in 18%. Bince 1900 he has been connected with Colum- bia. To-day he is head of the history de partment of the university, Prof. Shotwell, the other historian on the board, although a much younger man than his colleague, has @ repute. tion as @ lecturer and speaker. He has been at Columbia since 1900 and has acted as an associate editor of the Ency- clopaedia Britannica. Prof. Thorndike, who is an instructor of English, has been connected with Co- Man Spring Bargains } Silk Lined and Union Square, 14th St., nr. B'way Helen Taft, daughter of President Tart, wae onc of @ dosen guides to explain to visitors exhibits at the Consumers’ League Show at No. hte yester- day. Miss Taft was @ Volunteer. She ia interested in social and sociological problems. Miss Taft made @ very careful study of the exhibits, which are made up of products from sweatshops where women and children work, and then described the conditions under which the goods are produced. She said that Chinese hair in dirty tenement hou: York {s copverted into a s: worn by American giris. ‘The hurricane was not simply the ex- aggerated experience of amateur satlors either, for even the hardened mander, Capt. Black, found it naces- sary to use exclamatory words to de- scribe the experience. “T have ren in ¢o hurricane that have lasted for two or three hours,” Capt. Black, “but never one thet lasted twelve hours such as that of Wednesday. e, It waaa that I don’t care to have repeated.” The wind was blowing hai ‘Wednesday and at 2 o'clock in the after- noon developed into @ hurricane that York, new expertence for m all day | morning the cold will be gove. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF GOLDS mi COUGHS lway's Ready Relief to the throat and cheat until the surface emarte and reddena, Give Radyway'e Pills tn such doses as will freely wors the bowels, For « eudden cold take « large dose Radway's Pills and @ tesspoonful of Redway's Ready Relief, with a teaspoonful of molames, in © tumbler of hot water, Retire at once to bed. ‘A profuse perspiration will break out, and in the Sold by ell druggists, RADWAY & CO., New ROSENBAUM &Co, | © & (8 WEST 2390 STREET ESPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR WEDNESDAY SALE OF Evening & Calling Gowns Made of lustrous Charmeuse, Crepe Meteor and | changeable Chiffon Taffeta. Colors are taupe, | black, smoke, light blue, pink and white. “un 4 y I" IG x I ‘| for Men and for Young Men, at 4 Stores Only | A Sale of Spring Overcoats At $10 Harlem Store Open Evenings. rk 14.50 | iik Faced to Edge. Regularly $25, $22, $20, $18 and $15 One of the Most Remarkable Bargain Events you have ever attended, and, bear in mind, it is offered you Right at the Opening of the Spring Season. Final Sale of Suits at $10 Formerly $25, $22, $20 and $18. Spring weights, models and mixtures, in large assortment. Regular Prices $30 to $40 Sz 53 Yaar! Lradets Sathin I) or onpson Cramprard Co. $4.50 and *5.00 Table Cloths at *2.95 UND SCALLOPED SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS in a stirring sale which typifies the famous value-giving supremacy of Simpson Crawford Co. Lohans diaper These Table Cloths, which were manufactured by Scotland's Inegest manufacturer. are warranted all pure lines and made in _an_exceedin, ’ d r lar designe—all especially designed for dd tables—about two $1.50 and 91.75 Fine Satin Damask Table Linens ‘The lot includes Irish, Seoteh and German Teble Linens; oll sew beautiful pettorns; warranted puso linea and full two yards wide; esabed one Loom Sheets and Pillow Cases ss than w wery sheet bears the Fruit of the Loom tteket. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No or C. 0, D ordets. Values $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50 Each : Values 75¢, 98¢ and $1.15 | Each "1.95 Hie 245 ee 298 : 4c The Double PRON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTIT AVENUR'S FOR! iT STORE. ‘ dn Unprecedented Offering of es $25.00 Teer Velour Portieres, *13 Pr. gucn an offering is made possible only by the faét that we made these portieres in our own workrooms during the dull season when it is necessary to keep our force busy. Naturally, having plenty of time, unusual skill is used in making these portieres, which gives every pair that made-to-order style and:finish. Yet you are not even to pay as much for them as is regularly asked for ordinary factory made goods. £9 Vout Mean These Portieres are absolutely reversib' ach portiere being made of two widths of woods, joined back to back. c o brown and R fo) = da_in diameter. 35¢ to 8Sc Hemstitched and Scalloped Huck Towels luding individual and full size Towels scalloped and hem- stitched ends; various patterns, some with woven crest borders rams, tees, 25C and $0 grams, etc. 1,500 Irish and Scotch Damask Pattern TableCloths An unusual purchase especially for this sal wonderful price savings. Heavy, firm quality; warranted pure linen and grass bleached. $2.50 and $2.75 Hand Emb. Pillow Cases, $1.50 Dainty embroidered designs, on pure linen; sise 8234236 inches; hemastitched or scalloped ends, No mail or C. O. D. orders. Quantities limited. Fruit of t! Famous At ve eg. 913.75 ani Lace Curtains at orate Ine Polat Curtain 7s Marie Antoinette Sorim Curtains (have hand made Lnsertion), nce Lace Curtains, Your choice of anv of t $1.95 to 93.00 Tapestry Couch Covers eget of atyles, gnil of Boadas site. hay s135 Curtains at . ; Consisting of 242 Pairs Elaborate Irish Point Curtains, 124 Pairs Hand lo Renaissance ins, 's Hand Applied Marie Antoinette » 94 Pairs Scrim Curtains (have 95 Pairs French Lacet Arabian Lave Curtains. $5. Lace hand made Antique Insertion), Your choice at 88.05. Cretonnes, E This sale includ cretonne, fine rep cellent range yellows, browns, et: Etamine Very finest qualities. Have beautiful colored orders; also ber uality etamine with hand drawn single or double borders. Plain w ecru or Arabian ce Yard.at......ce cesses colors. to 8 ya Soine are fringed; come ua- fringed; ¢ Bargains in Usea & Exchanged A Group of Excellent Up- Triple weight all cork and linseed oil linoleum, 4-yards S2ie } tight Pianos marked at wide Marc a ioe, perequare yard... Blacks, Oxfords and Mixtures. a most. remark- a CaS FOREMOST BRO able price...... 100 pays' Free Trial in yourownhome, After you have thoroughly satisfied yourself that you have secured the greatest piano value possible, begin paying us as low as Only $1.a Week Every instrument fully guaran- teed--and withif one year all money paid will be allowed on a new Needham or Auerbach piano 1 Hardman r 1 Bradbury 1 Estey y 1 Chickering and,many others, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUS'S FOREMOST STORE--SIXTH AVE., 19TH 'H ST., NEW YO! CIT One of the Talked-About Features of Our March China Saiz is A $25 Limoges China Dinner Set ,12° 100 pieces at $13.45 We have made great Dinner Set offers. But this one surpasses them all, and is an ay iple mparable values this great Annual Sale offers. EF Sixth Proor, 100-piece Sets of Famous “Old Abbey” (Limoges, France) Dinner Ware—well kno’ as everybody knows, for centuries for its quality, the graceful lines of ite shapes and the artistic dec tion this unprecedentedly low price is shown in cither sugar at 5 shape (as illust: he most attractive feature is the fact ¢! 2 gol As we Lave only 75 sets in this sale, and as the price is almost y will not lust all day to-morrow. Come early for them, (No mail, telephone or C. O : ! | ‘The specia! March Sale for these $25 Dinner Sets is... fi A Beautiful 912.00 Art Gl Dining} 91.98 Cut Glass Su Room Dome; March Sale $5.49 Cream Sets... Price . . . . Richly cut in new “busesaw’ Solid brass frame, size @% inches; fitted by hand with eight | that have unusual brillisncy an large bent art glass panels and art glass crown. Solid brass|Cut Giase Fern Dish stem and canopy—complete with 100 candle power inveited| design, ch light. Colors are rich amber or nile gre Val ‘We will require four to six days to make 5 IMPSON CHAWYORD CO,, B1XT! $24.50 Royal Axminster Rugs $ 980 T Finest Heavy Grade; Full Size, 9x12; Special ; 16 H $24.50 hich offer at $16.00 are made of a fine woollen yarn, very closely woven, making them thick and heavy. ‘terns color. ings are copied from some of the moat beautiful Oriental designs; there are also a great number of floral patteras. Fer durabiltty thoes nun soeeme be surpassed Teen, $40.00 9xl2 Royal $9.50 Wilton Rugs . . ._ 28 Have never been advertised in New York by any other house at less than $31.50, Made of the finest woollen yarns, absolutely fast dyes. Rich Oriental effects for living room and parlor, together with light, dainty effects for chambers, etc, 15 Na Reomnlem Bore Gumi Large Room Sized Brussels Rugs; 8.3x10.6; $9.85 One 1 Rugs are particularly notice- | 2-yard wide Cork Linoleum; special at 49¢ as they are made without seams. | Short Lengths 89c Cork Linoleum at 39¢ Imported or Domestic Inlaid Linoleums at 89c to $1.10 le 75c Triple Weight Linoleum erand ¢§ “desig, ou fine lead leaks = 9x12 Seamless Velvet oS Wilton Rugs... . 414 Soft plush nap. Made of the finest quality woollen yams, Patterns to harmonize with the furnishing of avy room ta your house. One of the most satisfactory rugs you cas buy. $21.90 9x12 Seamless T: eels Ru; Only Sixty-two of These Regular $50.00 Brass Beds, Special for $25 A RUSH out sale of sixty-two all Brass Beds, forty in the 4.6 size and twelve in the 4.0 size; all of which are the usual $50.00 gradée; made according to our own specifications by America’s best . manufacturer, Bright finish only, 214 inch posts, five @-inch fillers; handsome A) B Le] Colonial il rod ends; sale price, $25.00. $12.00 Mahogany Library Tables SALE AT 4 STORES ONLY “Get the Habit.” Go to bi A MOST magnificent Table of the Se { When you call a: our ware ji finest workmanship; richly finished in 279 Broadway, nr. Chambers St. e q [Rome be are Fat yeh aes a3 Furniturettes | mahogany; measures $6 inches long and 125th St. at Third Ave. ¢ Piano—which we are sell- $8.50 Ful Roll Hatten Hoses (08, +++ $3.95 i inehes wie, has large sized $ id x ing on thes $15.00 Pure Cotton Layer Felt Mattress 98.95 | lower shelf and roomy drawers; ‘ 47 Corttandt St. nr, Creenwich club plan at 190.00 #25.00 High Grade Box Springs....... .918.50|pricedat..........0.eceeeeeees 6.95