The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1914, Page 11

“\ bd . Ra! — “ATS AER ose SRE NORRIS ASKS FACTS », ONNEW HAVEN ROAD! PNGREEMENT PANS ; Wants to aie Shescity™ Whether Immunity Will Be Granted to Any Under Ban. ‘WABHINGTON, Feb, 19.—Senitor Norra, Republican, of Nebraska, in- troduced to-day a resolution to direct | * Attorney-General McReynolds to in- form the Senate whether the Depart- ment of Justice is contemplating en- ber tato any contract or agreement | with officials of the New York, New Havea and Hartford for reorganiza- tion of the railroad or settlement of ite Gmancial difculties.. Considers. tion of the resolution was deferred until to-morrow on objection to im- mediate action by Senator Bankhead of Alabama. The resolution would ask specific information of whether any agree- ment would contemplate giving im- munity to any persons connected with New Haven transactions and whether such am agreement contemplated the’ surrender of any right for action to recover money or damages “on ac- count of the misappropriation of the money, funds or property of sald rc . SAYS “SHORTAGE,” PAID " GHIEFGROKER'S EXPENSES ‘That money which he Is accused of eppropriating to his own uses was Feally applied to the expenses of Ed- ward Croker in his fight for reinstate- ment to the Mire Department is the @efense of Charles E. Bennett, former sectetary of the New York Fire De- partment Mutual Benefit Association, bla Eiger pen ee ioc mtn ete em briny ig As Court of General Sus- wae Fon saat for Chief Croker and financial secretary of the Benevolent ipratan a6 ‘Greet to January, 1912, when succeeded him. De Groot td, rm a aed made, which bg: Mee oh | 260, any ex-| make planation at the thi time, and LH md isclosed until the —— Actress Tells ress Tells Secret AWell Known Astress Tolle How She | Darkened Her Hair and Pro- moted Ite Gi withaSim- | ple Home Made Mixture. | Miss Bia Rose, a well-known | actress, whe. Pore Fheeaf ary hate} ja a ne, Maree hich sl 7 “Any a darken their gray hair and make) it Mott and glossy with this simple recipe, which they can mix at home. To » balf pint tof water, add 1 os, of bay rum, a small box of B oS and 4 os. sycerin be at ‘any ie store at very little cong heey hair twice a week until it pietlleg the juired shade. This will make a gray person seers yeanen It is also fine to promote the b Gt Ang relieves itching and scalp hu- and Leary me for dandruff ind falling hair.’ thee A ‘Seaall Pill, Small Dove, Senall Price ~ Genuine muta: = Signature, 1 dance them. dance Victor E.G. 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SHADO' very delicate mesh and fine Neckwear Novelties Collars of Ostrich satin lit Shaped Neckpieces of npr Ne i In natural or beck 134 yards lon, Novelty Neckpieces of Ostrich and Miereaal pneworoweovoreee "RL MACY & 60. wen y Tailored Suits of Wool Ottoman, Spring Model, $23.74 The New Season’s Charming: Blouses Paris mone) ah that ved ag sprain From Paris and Marabout $3, In naturalor black,; smart new only. collar effects; close-titting and se anne | black only. NewTz TailoredF rocks Of Serge@ Satin, $19.74 ‘he smart model orga an be had i! blue, ai A AO for immediate wear. Collar and cuffs are of leather colored ee aie ond peat At the. back of the jaunty coat, a a er bso is Coeiget he fashe pleats fae, se, Callnouces A Sutt of Conservative but Extremely Modish Style as typical of Macy’ ‘sate matchless \ values, Chiffon and Shadow 4.96 at Fed right) Chiff ( ou of Chien Cloth, in maize, flesh and with deep net. LACE BLOUSES are of quality—in white, over uh lining of chiffon in, white, flesh or peach colors, Frills of fine net add a dainty finish, Shopping by Mail at Macy’s Bad weather need not prevent you from shopping. Write Macy's Mail Order Shopping Service for what- ever you want, or if more convenient, ‘phone Greeley 6100. Soe A Seeert Sale of oe Men’s Winter Suits Models, $2.96 av ea in plain weave shawl collar models in Yancy And Overcoats weave, cin’ White, gray, maroon, 357 smart Suits, Macy's earlier-in- Women’s All-Wool and 276 exception- the-season prices for Sweater $3.74 ally good quality these were $18.50, ne a ok Ge Overcoats. Some $19.75 and $22.50 Seca Gani aaty ax inaroans specially pur- —and were already Women’s All-Wool chased, some taken “Lowest - in - the- Sweaters $4.96 from stock. City.” ; ces ete, Rite testi In both Suits and Overcoats there ts good selection of cuffs, large pockets afd bes an by the well-dressed New Yorker. Colors and fabrics in great out ee ed alee ton fastenings. nt white, ray, high grade. tn or Harvard red. Women's Imported 95 a4 Suits and Overcoats, $17.75 topet ponte’ end sey brand Were $24.75, $27.50 and $29.75 wih Sg ped ipl 297 Suits and 189 Overcoats of the excellent qualities that with wie ry with vik, etc, have sold eleewhere this season at $30.00 to $40.00. ied Fieer, 34th sere Filth Fleer, Beoedway Men’s $1.50 @ $2.00 Shirts, Special, 97¢ A of 3,700 of PER ei oy ne 3, the excellent Shirts of which we seid so eves comer eer tet De Tailored Hats for Early Spring Wear aan it detuand, at the mo. pene is ‘or inexpens ive Trimmed Hats which. will ty, reflect bosoms, beg ‘latest Spring styles and may There are full ef all sige from 14 to 17, fete yyy Wine fig and 18 In one or ther ot Seistyien, nazar s fe 1996 1738 ine demand ewe by Mi Aa Raceaaan pecial Sale of Men’s Remarkable Showin; : of 500 New Tailored and Semi- Dress Hats In the latest Turban, ire. tolre, Watteau and small salior effects, Hats that represent the acme Fine French : Voile Blouses, $3.96 revers and is finished with net oils ils and fine hemstitching. The “‘Babette’”’- Blouse of Voile and Cre $2.97 Girdles, $1.49 Shirred on several strips of featherbone; 5 inches wide, fin- ished in front with a bow 9 Inches 49 | broad and a buckle. In black “Minaret” Tunics of Mesealine, $2.97 ‘One of the most popular styles. Marabout $4.96 | The skirt is shirred to the girdle these are | and corded at the edge to give the ityle | desired flaring effect; the back is 4 in ished ry i two fall sad satin ar in le FibEOn tnectes 18 inches deep, the front in cut. away effect. Finished with a large bow. In black only. «“Minaret” Tunics of Satin, $1.98 The skirt Is 17 inches deep, with ‘square cut cbrners In front; sured to the girdle and finished front with a large square bow. In Main Fleer, 84th 6¢, ea fine quality of aces orm In DANY - rd ical buttons, and the broad collar is of white satin charmeuse. Afternoon Gowns of Canton Crepe, , $28.75 In rich Shien of fd blue, linden green, nai . model, with vest it, and broad, Cpa tasting satin, grant, int on the kimono bodice. Soft net. frills finish the De Teck, and form a dainty little sur- the graceful folds of the skirt falls flaring double peplum. pe Ly) Fi reases Ol ine Crepe Voile $23. 74 An Soule Trek, the bodice, girdle Pe tar rane are of net and the gown's foundation {s also of net. A AL naire verter dainty style and fine style. Hats that are made well a ana finished faultlessly yet offered these very reasonab! $4.96, $5.94, $6.89, up | te sil.as ' The Hat illustrated \s made of :‘Milan Hemp,": trimmed and faced with satin back molre ribbon and fruit. In varlous smart new color combinations, at $8.89. Gecend Fleer, Brengwar. —_—_— Junior Misses’ Suits OfCrepePop lin,$25.75 L Of the model dustrated its! poi as coat spt its jaunty style. Cater snd c rut ead are of wich iin soft linden greene Copenhagen hi in . tango, in brown nd blac he ce pleated In novel effect. Sizes Sas of cd Gerding "$34.75 In topaz, tango, these Handsome Seles of fine wit! Ornaments, f it button of iridescent shell, and ny ‘thevnew 34 tha Gaston in beiient Chineas coe lori wore In fee tila metallic ie oe Se Nee wer only peated folds” In sizes 14 and Continuation of the Extraordinary Sale of Boys’ Overcoats are of heavy diagonal ugar tte & mem and Meat erecta. Sie a Siate 1 Girls’ Piaid Ratine Dresses, $5.94 This pretty model, dustrated, ts of plaid ratine in navy, red or brown tones with a wide suede belt in contrasting plain color. The collars and cuffs are of white novelty material, hem- stitched and finished with a Cluny edge. The Dress opens conveniently in the front and fastens with large pearl buttons which in thems selves add to the smart effect of this little Frock. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Russian Sailor Dresses of Linen, $3.96 White, cadet, or natural color linen, Front laced at the neck, collar and cuffs braid trimmed, embroidered design on sleeves, sep- arate shield and wide, low belt of material. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Rita be Ataemiae $9.74 3 a tl PESES| oe SERS am eeeets ERTL 33 aiSszs PePERe Sense Peeeee PE EEEE Coa $9.’ navy Fa “ca tous cut Collar ag ain uy ¢ 0.9 id two of a in Wri but plenty of le pique, moire immed; ew self cr Lay ‘ul excell in every rir’ Taffeta Silk Dresses, $15, 74 at Chinchilla oats, FA, Lepti y ith pret cults, of the material; caer of Macy's Pricas were $14. . ¢ the jew rec trimmed ue 10 to pire ny 1 Overcoats (16 yr. w In all, 26 Coats, were were bee. Qaly one of as