The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1914, Page 13

NEW TARIFFS FILED @ BY RALROADS HOLD OVER TILL JULY 30 — he 5 Commerce Board Suspends Those Eliminating Allowances | | to Industrial Roads. roh 31, All new toby rs allowances to industrial railroads | Nieuw Were suspended to-day by the Inter-! state Commerce Commission until July 30, with tho exception of thote | affecting the United States Steel Cor- oration and other iron and ste eompanics, which were permitted “| Stand. Approximately four thousand tar- 1s were suspended, They would have become effec at midnight naa Were submitted in compliance with the commission's findings in the in durtrial railways case, in which it was held that allowances and divi- sions of rates made by trunk lines with certain industrial railways op- erated by iron and steel companies in Eastern territory were, in effect, rebates and should be discontinued. Nu tariffs affecting the industrial railways covered by the decision in the industrial railways case were suspended. Only those industrial railways that have not bad “their day if court” are granted a suspension of the tariffs affecting them. Elimination of allowances and di- visions with the industrial roads @erated by the United States Steel Corporation and other iron and steel companies in the East were per- mitted to stand. That will mean that, unless (he courts enjoin the trunk lines from discontinuing the allowances or the commission should give a rehearing of the industrial railways case, the turiffs will be effective against the Steel Corpora tion’s roads and against those of other tron and steel companies, It 1s esti- mated by experts of the commission that climination of such payments would mean an annual loss to the Steel Corporation alone of about $9,000,000, ’ The order provides for hearings. No date has been fixed, but it is scarcely likely they will be held be- fore next autumn, in which event it will be necessary before July 30, fur- ther to suspend the tariffs, To facilitate consideration of the advance rate case Chairman Harlan announced to-day that the Interstate Commerce Commission had decided to grant the request of the raliroads to hear their concluding testimony to-day and Thursday. The commission recently assigned yesterday and to-day to hearing re- presentatives of the carriers, and an- nounced at the time that if they were not able to complete thelr testimony at the close of March 41, the hearing would be continued for three days be- ginning April much as arg. uments on a al inquiry had been set for th vening days, On behalf of the carriers, George F. Brownell, vice-president of the Railroad, yesterday told the c vion that the ri not be able tion of their e stimony in order ion of the cave. case be pro- until con- | nd figures rkew! falling off Hargest we ev Laiies’ Ring rneiasarostoeeoet mmc een WAAL CHARLES A. KEENE | A rtor of Dinmon ts 180 broaaway, New Yor?. | butchntan Te Tells | How His Life Was Saved When Cap- tured By Cannibals, ids eliminating |for Holland to-day on the steamship | out with a party looking over some ae 3 -—HIS BETTER HALF; Mynheer van der Blaasbalk’s left eat us at daybreak. “At daybreak we were brought be- fifty years of age and has a laugh that can be heard from one end of side is artificial, Ho has an artifi-|foro the leader of the Atjens and|the ship to the other. His laugh Is/ artificial left arm, a| wero informed to prepare for the Jetal teft tex, an artificial left arm, a * gE Sg ME rubber left ear, a glass left eye and to cap the climax he wears a wig. “About six years ago,” remarked the merry Mynheer van der Blaas-/| balk,” [L was ht in an explosion | in my glass factory. AW |natives looked at me interestingly. Then my Amsterdam of the Holland. | oil lands in the interior of Java, and Herald Square, Brosdway, 34th to35thSt. | Pretty Taffeta Dancing Frocks Special at $19.74 In pale pink, blue, maize and white taf- feta, the charming model #//ustrated has a but- terfly bodice of creamy silk shadow lace over chiffon caught at the shoulders with tiny rosebuds. Double puffed panniers add the fashionable width to the skirt and the wide girdle finished with a huge bow at the back, has a garniture of chiffon rosebud garlands. Afternoon Gowns of Charmeuse and Canton Crepe, $24.74 In mahogany, Copenhagen, navy and black, smart models featuring the latest ideas of fashion. Vestees of lace and shadow net are interlined on the draped bodices and puffed panniers and tiers on the Skirts; soft satin makes the deep girdles of these modish Dresses, ‘Third Floor, Brosdwey, “Florita’’ Corsets Special, $2.97 | er s price was $5.94 From Europe Styles that are to be discon- For t \- tinued marked at half-price for ing Could Been cree th Hl quick selling. A splendid op- new “shaped” Veils (at "83 oH 7), portunity for the many women who prefer these models to more peli dll innovations to buy sev- eral For Peal, slender figures there is a model with medium low bust and extremely long hips; prettily trimmed with lace and ribbon; Walohn-boned; three pairs of hose supporters at- tached; sizes 21 to 26. Another model, suited to stout ligures, is made with a low bust, reducing clasp, and a broad elastic bead which exe pands comfortably when sit- ting, but holds the Corset firmly when standing; heavily boned; sizes 21 to 30. Imported Bands, $6.94 Were $10.89 16 inches in length; of very firm elastic; laced on each side at the waist line; in white or pink; hose supporters attached, ' Third Floor, Sibth Sireet Yard-Wide Corduroy Pique (ai ), 19¢ Elsewhere 30c New 1914 Corduroy Pique, extra wide—36 inches—with the fashionable wide wale. which have just arrived from abroad, A single large black but+ terfly is outlined on the centre of the Veil by tiny chenille dots, while the rest is white with black pearling edge. In Veilings there are the novel “Marchioness" Beauty Veilings with a delicate hexagon mesh and tiny velvet stars, ‘These are priced 39¢ a yard. Main Floor, Broadway Hughes’ Ideal Hair Brushes, 58c These are the Brushes that COMB your hair. They are better for the hair than tonics, be- cause the constant brushing you can give your hair with these Brushes is of far greater benefit. No more tangled or matted hair, The Brush gently massages the aiding nature to nourish air with a healthy flow of Cost no more than the y hair Brushes and give twice the service. Forty - two styles. Priced up to $3.74 Main Floor, Engraved Toilet Sets 1 White Goods Dept. We will ens Second Floor, Ce grave your monogram” to your — special Macy’ S order in ‘the 1 same style as Complexion 0 Me” tue on the — left, Toilet and Bath without extra charge, Upon any Brush, Comb and Mirror Set listed below until April 10th— lu Soap (Doz, Cakes), 59c delivery for Easter, The usual price, is $1.44 per French “Ivory” Set, Spieces $5.81 dozen cakes, but for the open Parisian “Ivory” Set, 3 pieces $8.34 a A ril you may buy it for 5 Parisian “Shell” Set, 3 pieces $6.81 lozen, This medicated Soap Felieves all skin humors, You need not hesitate to use it in baby’s bath. At the April price Solid English “Ivory” Set, 3 pe $7.34 Pyralin “Ivory” Set, 3 pieces $3.24 Any other pieces added to the the prudent housewife will buy above Brush, Comb and Mirror a year's supply, Sets will be engraved without Main Floor, Rear. charge. Muin Floor, Women’s’ Beryl sutton Suede MousquetaireGloves,$1.34 Macy's price was $1.79; Similar Qual ity Elsewhere $2. 00 Mousquetaire Gloves, made specially for Macy's in Grenoble from selected skins; oversewn seams: embroidery; for evening or street wear; in tan, black and white. silk brosser ay, pink, | For sale at this remarkable price on Wednesday and Thursday only | Main Ploor, Broadway, etn wa rrr aA oe aN OM caw A Wi natives looked worried. and the rest broke for cover like men suddenly demented, until I get ready.’ he Firing ith that T removed my wig, The e. The steamship Caledonia of the Anchor line, which arrived from Glas- gow and Londonderry this morning, bad @ number of Ulster mon aboard 1 took out my Klass eye. ‘The T took off rubber ear. The natives had of terror on their faces, 1 un- “But, then, being one-fourth arti-| screwed my left arm and a panto! They did not explain why they wore Mynheer Jan van der Blaasbalk of ficial bas tts advantages. It saved | arte or my Toth tee, EN OREO: | erica that, (rere Gre TAH eon ‘Batavia, in the Island of Java, sailed) my life once, How? Well, I was “Thre natices fell flat in a coma | trained. and well armed men in the thi north of Ireland who are ready to/ fizht and die to reyent the coming They never re-'home rule to Irelan Imp ortant Special Values| In 28 Floor Departments | To reach these timely and exceptional specials—take the Escalator leading directly to the centre of the floor, or any of the Elevators at the sides or rear of the building. ate, 99C Evening and street shades, including white, light blue, pink, green, mahogany, 3,500 Yards of Crinkled Cre Chine Pure Silk, Double Copenhagen, royal blue, taupe, navy and black. 3,500 Yards of Broadcloth, 99c (Macy's usual price i is $1.49 a yard.) Rich, lustrous finish; correct weight for suits or dresses. Sponged, shrunk and spot proof. Width 48 to SO inches. In brown, light and dark navy blue, midnight ‘blue, reen, garnet, Copen- hagen and ample quantities of black. 3,000 Yards of Black and White Shepherd 3 Check 4c ‘s usual price is ) (Mac 42- inch. In 5 of the me sirable sizes; clear black and white checks, for suits, dresses, skirts and children’s wear. 75¢ Satin Coat Linings (yard) 39c Light weight, but strong cotton back satin, In both brocade and Roman stripe effects, In white, cream, pink, sky, maize, gamet, Dainty and black. and the larger flaring styles, turned up at side or back. In navy and black. Correct weight black, navy, brown and for Spring coat linings. Width 24 "fishionable colors, inches. Becond Fleer, 34th Bt. $5.50 Colonial Ties$3.96 — Fancies, skin vamps and black bro- _Becond Floor, 85th At. Norfolk & Double Breasted Suits (Size 6 to 18 years) $3.9 All-wool fast color nay serge, mixed cheviot and , cassimeres, Four models and sixteen colorings. Tailored for service. Norfolk models, with yoke, box or side plaits; some with patch pockets. Boys’ 75¢ and $1.00 Shirts, 59¢ Sizes 12 to 14 inch neck. Negligee Shirts, of fine woven madras or percale, New Spring styles in colored stripes and plain white, made with soft French or laundered cuffs and separate collar to match, gray, with sailor, 11 $4 & $5 Spring Reefers, $2.97 Sizes 2% to 8 years, Navy blue serges, mixed cheviots and shepherd plaids, in double-breasted model, with gilt or bone buttons; sleeves plain or with emblem; velvet or collar; alpaca or serge lined. self (je ee eee who predicted civil war in. Ireland. | 0! Equal quality elsewhere $1.50 a yard. Printed Voiles, (Macy's price was 24 yard.) Stripes, dots and borders printed on white and tinted grounds. material is very much in demand for fashionable summer dresses. width is 38 inches. Yard Wide 50c Cotton Ratine, (Macy’s usual price is 39c. ) Smart ‘‘nub’’ surface; strong and firmly woven. In cream, pink, sky, Copenhagen, rose, wistaria, tan, frahowany: lavender, brown, navy $3.75 Ostrich (/Ulustrated.) Patent colt- Large, stylish Ostrich ie ion ae Feather Fancles, as illustrated, exible dt with heavy foot and head, Louis heetge S218 nd Cuban Made of best quality ostrich, in black, white and leading | Women’s colors, $5.00 Shoes, $3.49 Flower Wreaths (/ustrated.) Patent pes in 20 Styles, 39¢ caded silk backs. _ Light The season's newest etfects, Reg velo cokes) Sparia dainty small blossoms, novelty French color combinations. fBecond Floor, 84th st, Boys’ $5.00 and $6.00.Spring Suits Russian Blouses & (Maes to LO Yours) All-wool blue or brown serge tan or ninth mixtures, iitary or Eton collars; trinuned with braid or embroideréd emblems in very clever effects, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 31, 1914. America line. one fine night we were captured by|turned. The three who had fainted] ARRAIG F FORGERY. HALF OF MYNHEER: Mynheer van der Biaasbalk is hur-|a band of Atjens, wild natives, that! Pb eine wad ‘pleted op the woonen NED FOR rying home to Voorburg, Holland, to|the Dutch Government has been |, ang made as though I was cating | Adie y attend a family reunion, “And the| fighting against for a century.|it. The three fell oveg each other to dt 6600 ta Aeewent GOES HOME 10 MEET funny part of it is that only part of | Things looked bad for us, Some of seoape. They teh Wie that, the Ld [Eee ? ; ‘ me Is going home," said Mynheer van|our party, who knew more of the) tives now have a tradition of the man 'rederick C, Backus, thirty der Blaasbalk, “As a matter of Lop tlh) than I did, said that they ie ore Corer erere een ety bins aibetant Weontaey ot the T ought (o travel at a reduced rate.” | Were cannibals and would probably | Mynheor van der Biaasbalk t# about | League Clun, N. raigned to-day In the Cent bra f forgery in Fi The Alitich of Now 20 We n Treasurer of the Club. Hackus was in $4,000 bail to await trial In his affidavit Aldrich Backus had been Assistan’ the Adirondack Lea Yeara and that he had + ely MAuivich ft dues and able to the thi d left th Rackus at en ofthe club (hus ok Un 15c This The 24c reseda, A clever domestic reproduction of the latest French fabric nov- elty; this pretty Crepe is woven with effective ratine stripes and heavy raised cords. 36 in. wide. For smart afternoon dresses and blouses; remarkably serviceabl $1.98 Sailor Suits and cheviots, in Several smart models, | Boys’ 75c and $1.00 Blouses, | 59c i Made of fine woven madras, in a variety of pretty stripes; also plain white and tan, soft French cuffs, Collars separate or at tached. All are very well made. The Sp ring Sale of Linens Is in Active Progress Macy's a pris * vestrinstheselty gathered for this sale have been radically tations from Ireland, Scotland and Austria. Irish Damask Table Cloths and Napkins Scroll Pans: if Border and Rose and Tuli Dotted Borders Centres Extra heavy and snow white bleached, For round or square tables; napkins to match. Clothe Unually Special 70x 70 in, $2.29 $1.49 70x 88 in, $2.97 $2.19 70x106 in, $3.74 $2.79 Napkins, 22x22 in, $2.97 $1.98 Austrian Damask Hand Embroidered All-Linen Napkins, Tea Napkins, $2. 2 4 Hemstitched, 1 98 (doz.) (doz.) $ . (Macy's usual price $2.88) 600 dozen hand-embroide aeons: Several hundred = dozen, full Tea Napkins, of pure linen; neatly ble y hemetitehes In seallope many designe for initiate Sisew 16x15 Inches. and monograms. prices on Table, Household and Novelty Linens reduced, Many of the offerings are our own impor: Main Fl, Centre Aisie, & Secoud FL, BGth st, Trish Linen Roller Touels, (each) 34c Pure flax, bleached and with neat borders: ready for use. Cut 2h yards long, Turkish Bath Towels, (each) 10c Good ity, bleached, hemmed and lau y speclal Initial Turkish Wash Cloths, (3 for) 19c (Uaually oe. each) Good quality, neatly hemmed, red or blue initial Trish All-Linen Table Damask, 59c (yard), (Macy's usual price 190) Full bi ed. 1 in heavy ser- viceable neat stripe designs 1 floral and tae TAKE “CASCARETS” WHEN "CROSS, CONSTIPATED—DIME A BOM Any child will gladly take °*€ stomach and puts the liver in a healthy “Veandy Cathartic condition, Full directions of children and'growe ups in each package, * M recan rest ensy after harmless laxative ta: * which the slighte e littl sweetens never gripe oF pr © | easiness thongh cleanses th ele the this yr Broadwoy, 34th to35th St Men’s and Young Men’s Spring Suits, $18.50 (Elsewhere $22.50) Just out of the tailors’ hands come these 18 different styles of Spring Suits. One of the most popular is a blue- and-black pencil-stripe worsted Suit which will be one of the pre- vailing styles this season. The coals are cut on the English lines, with a swagger roll to the lapels. Semi-form fitting, they set off the figure to per fection. For the older man there are models cut on conservative lines, with the stationary roll. Some oy the coats have patch pockets and cuffs on sleeves. Mohair or serge body lining. The vest has six buttons and no collar, and the trousers taper from hip to bottom, These Suits are” strictly hand-tail- ored, Boys’ Lon Men’ 8 Highest Trousers Suits Grade Trousers at $9.75 | at $5.75 Elsewhere $12.50 Elsewhere $7.50 Ages 14 0 20 The season's mode calls for fancy striped trousers, worn with dark coat and waistcoat. We have them in an assortment as wide as it is attractive. These garments are exceptionally. well tailored, Fitth Weer, Silver Novelties From Europe at About Half-Price A collection of silver-plated articles for smokers, desk use, or for the dressing table—only one or two of each sort, and all specially priced. We mention only a few as representative, A Vienna Smoking Set, $17.49 Silver and glass , with boar's tusk handles; was 834.75, The boy who is looking for an Faster Suit, particularly the boy who is just graduating into long trousers, will be pleased with these models. ‘They ate repros ductions of the stylish Suits de+ signed for his older brothers. Other Suits at $12.75 and $14.75, Jewel Canes, $297 | Paper Cutters, Mc | Pin Cushions, $1.24 © S448. Were $14 Were $2.98. Take ells, ‘$2.97 | Pocket Combs, Me | Cigar Cuttere, $1.0 Were so, Were de, Were Main Yon. neuen: Imported Brass Desk Fittings, $3.69 letter scales, letter racks, ete., for the These will make useful little gifts An assortinent of inkstands, desk~all ina tine grade of brass, tor the Easter season, sent ih ‘A group uf brass picces at $4.49 that are very attractive, hacks a il Muin Floor, Rear. Beverages of Established Purity * Giance, if you please, over this list: Whiskey — Macy's Old Heverve M " to be Sic pote T4e_bo' he. tle, Seoteh Whiskey « pure note de y-uuvertine 10-Vear-Old | Tete! led at the distill 81.66 per bottle, Kare Old Siciti 2.78 mr ND por cane Ma Culifarnia Bort W “st BLT Rem. pe ‘ ner gallon He per Moygein Gineer Ale Full pint bottles