The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1914, Page 17

PROFESSORS HELP F MAYOR MITCHEL T0 RUNTHE CITY NOW ‘of Students, Employed in Study of City Problems. {The administration enlisted the ald three college professors and a class of students in political science to-day t@ solve the problems confronting the city government. On the suggestion of Mayor Mitchel and City Chambe: lain Bruere, Milton E. Loomis, in- structor of municipal government in New York University; Prof. Leonard Blakey of Dickinson College, and Prof, William Lankie of New York Univer. sity, have had desk room assigned to them in the Municipal Building, and thay will begin their duties at once. Prof. Loomis already has begun his work in the Commissioner of Ac- counts's office. Resides applying the most scientific and up-to-date meth- ede to the operation of the oity de- partments he will attempt to ascer- tain in just what departments col- lege men could be placed to render the most service to the city. In thiv he will bo assisted by a number of students of political sc 6 in the New York University, who will enter the service of the city part of their course of study. They will re- ceive no compensation, but the re- sults of their work in’ the adminis- tration will be credited in the unl- versity and count towards their Chamberlain Bruere that students of ot take advantace of tn anticipates r colleges will portunity of- plan to bring ration be- nment and the universities Profs. Blakey an! Lankie will study ig.a practical way the rel between the city and oe em with the object of 1 model employer. T firat the methods o: ances of employees; second, welfare service, embracing new ideas for the Tecreation and educational training of employees; third, they will devise ways to encourage initiative on the part of the city workers. For instance suggestion boxes, such as have been installed by Borough President Marks in the various divi- sions of his department, have been ved. hind Mayor Mitchel and Cham- berlain Hruere in the scheme are Chancellor Trown, Dean Joseph Johnson an rot. J. ¥ Jenks, ail of New York University. Acting as & committee they selected Mr. Loomis for the task when Mayor Mitchel proposed the plan. several days ago. GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE THE COLORADO MINES “Mother? Jones and Organizer Brown Say That Wilson Is About to Act. That within the next two or three Gays the United States Government will in all probability take over and administer the atrike-bound Colorado mings was the declaration to-day of “Mothe: Jones, militant woman leader of the strikers, and John Brown, organizing agent of the United Mine Workers. Both asserted they were in close touch with Wash- ington and both say that the days of grace allowed the mine owners by the Pregident are drawing to a close. Brown sald when the Government takes charge of tho mines all the strikers will be immediately returned to-work "The way is opening for complete national ownership of all the mines,” he- declared. “Mother” Jones, who has just re- turned from Vancouver, B.C, is en- thuglastic over President Wilson. ychologically the man has never od our cause,” things that we have suffered, But he has sided with the peopl Rooms bureiines 4 : You Pay $1.2 REDITIS GOOD AT ein -90 Myrtle Ave., Sen s:, Open Saturdays Until TP. M. Céllege Educators, With Aid| | | _ THE EVENING WORLD, t UNPRECEDENTED VALUES SATURDAY IN SUMMER APPARE Saturday Special in Gloves 16 Button Length Silk Gloves ‘SATISFACTION GUARANTEED oR R MONEY PROMPTLY nerunoee SOTHENBENG ¢8 co L.A.PRICE Pres. WEST Ia™ STREET Double finger tipped, fill yo New .York’s Greatest Sale of 2000 High “ot Summer Dresses for Women & Misses A Score of Beautiful Frenchy Styles in Countless Charming dpi & ft oo a Value $3. 50 198 And Still Another Wonderful Lot of Smart New Moire Silk Coats 2.98 Smartly tailored in the new flare effects. Long raglan thoulders and kimono sleeves, with new bell cuffs. Lined with peau de eoie. Tastefully finished lace or ruffle collar, Colors: Copen- hagen, navy, gray and black, Sizes: 14 to 18 years for misses This Cont. 2.9% and 34 to 44 bust for women, $5.98 Summer Dresses $ In a Dozen of the Prettiest Styles Imag- inable. Priced Special, To-Morrow, at half A charming vaniety of pretty new models; one illustrated at right; all fashi from delightfully cool summer materi: voiles and models with the new long tunic overskirt; white grounds with dainty can be worn for every occasion, in the city and country; sizes, 16 to | Misses and 34 to 46 bust for Women; choice at $2.98. Second Floor. Boys’ sit ot Blue Serge "Suits UNDERMUSLINS ::: Values Not Equalled Elsewhere Night Gowns, Combinations and es trimmed with insertions French or Sailor Suits New French Sailor, Middy or Blouse Suits, of quality galatea, in plain and stripe sfistes Weemeror netige paces rizes 3 to 10 years, Also new 98e PANAM A HATS Dutch Suit, of Mose to 7 years Greatest Value Women Have Run Across in Many Years Genuine, Small Brim Roll Sailors, like illus- tration at left. This Hat, 1. 9 WHITE HATS = Extra fine soft quality. Prettily ality. Prettily trimmed with wide embroidery and insertionsribbo drawn, finished with underlay; special a 50c Muslin Gowos Extra fine quality, soft finish muslin gowns, trimmed with dee p yoke of embroid- eyirtton aver eit t 2OC mSecond Floor Sale of Women’s dainty Hats Trimmed Free gc uid rors et repps, p/ wash Fine 3 of Contrasting . Sizes 6 to 14 years, Two here illustrated will give an idea of thei hohe ” Designed in the newest and most becoming styles of “Chicness.” Real dressy fine cheer quality Tawns or crepes: prettily trimmed hats for outing with allover embroidery and fancy laces. rts ‘ leut full, and in mnay instances trimmed to match 3 ch wear; choice _ waists, Youthful and effective models for street and to-morrow. ......++ dress occasions. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Main Fleor, Second Floor The Most Extraordinary Shoe Event of the Season Is Our Saturday Sale of Women’s and Misses’ $3 High and Low SILK HOSIERY Never Sell for Less Than $1 Women's full fashioned, pure thread silk in black, white, tan colors and embroid- ered. These are in lisle garter top style and never sell for less than Ow $1.00. The whites are and inste Special at Every pair has Hand-Sewn Welted Soles—Newest Models 12 snappy new styles to select from, taken from our regular stock of high grade $3 shoes, feel en ‘lt find Pumps and Colonials of gun metal and patent co! His also white Pumps, tan Colonial Pumps, Oxfords of gun metal, patent coltskin and vici white buckskin Oxfords, high Shoes of gun metal, patent coltskin, vici kid, tm calf, gray suede, lace Shoes of patent coltskin, gun metal and vici kid. Mail orders files. Tt wil ill pay you to come ¢ rly and get first All to go at one pr $2.00. slightly fenpertect Belurday Drugs and Toilet Articles Reduced Booties Halt the 5( ors; pair 18-inch natural Switches of wavy hades; 79¢ dos, Cu be widths, FRESH ones §\cam Po +100! 15-02, box Riz Rice Pow Encharto Violet! 20e ald Cream: + fer 1h | h ivory | Dressing Combs. te | 1 iD: At Half Price Richardson's Art Emb'y Foctatt Goods naman one crt moming Women’s & Misses’ Handsome New designs of pink, lavender, blue, maize, etc.; exceptionally smart in appearance; Women Will Save On These These Gowns and Combin- ations—Elaborately Norfolk Suits—Inall the new, up-to-date models, of q wool guaran- $ .98 Values fine laces and enbroidery, ‘ it Habel as paca or Tealisa up to ribbon drawn. Skirts have Minis full line inicker es also i PSTULGtSRSS nih wre alt Gf. Buice’ pane $1 Choice paternal latrcal tizes 7 to 18 years. $1.00, $1.25 pample Muslin Boys’ $1.50 Galatea Dutch, oe icoa' -69c¢ 25c Corset Covers Excellent grade soft fi shirred front, trimmed h | inserting and edges, each. Each; a toappy ks 98 ioned crepes; richly garnished with embroidered collars, shadow laces and frills; particularly fetching are the floral 8 for 28 of 50 new styles to select from Fine Lain percales, ginghams, ea, and other pupular handsomely trim. . embroiderie ind mate. -| Trimmed including somer emarkably withWhite or $ 49 pr two-piece middy suits Black & with skirts cut full and button White Wings, to hem; neat plaids, checks, peectal ot flowered and plain materials, Girls’ White Dresses $ | This Drews #1 Regular $2. Special Tomorrow ‘Coma ew $1 Models ix Girls’ Summer Dresses Unprecedented Values in Women’s Men’s Special Silk Hosiery The Hirner full fashioned hose made with fashioned cotton feet silk uppers: king, service. ble hose: impertects. of Oe. quality; all col- 50 Values, y patripel taffetas with The New Bell-Shaped Parasols Green poplins with Dresden ribbon insertions and black and white stripe Double ant Green Trading Stamps Before Ro ’ Clock—Single zal Thereafter on your h _cambrie, 12'2e of Pretty Cylons, trouatiod | 00 FRIDAY, JUNE 19, SPECIAL WEEK- END SAVINGS DOUBLE STAMPS Mornings Betore 1 Single Stamps Thereafter, Saving you 5 per ce irchases and enabling you to alf the time taken by Memnoon shopping. | $4.08 Misses’ Summer Dresses. .2.95 ) $5.98 Misses’ Si 1914, intil 6 P.M, Ever: —BHEAR Fourteenth Street 20@ JUNE SALE—tira week SALE DEPARTMENTS :— Women's Sulta, Dresses, Coats Housedreases and Negligecs | Washable Blouses jummer Dresses In Addition: Muslin Underwear Babies’ Wear Coraets Petticoats Wonderful Reductions in MISSES’ APPAREL, Opportune Offerings in BOYS’ WEAR ANE URER’S SAMPLES Boys’ Washable Suits 2% to ‘s yrs.—$1.49 to $2.98 Values Tomorrrow As these are samples, every desirable fabric and color is represented... Linens, Imported and Domestic Repps, Galateas, etc.—White, tan, blue and other desirable shades as well as excellent stripes—Sailor, Eton or military collar—Embroidered or braid trim'd—Straight or bloomer trousere—Workmanship of the best—Greatest value ever offered in this line, ané faust at an opportune time, when preparations for the country or seashore are in progress. June Sale Specials in Boys’ Wear No Mail or Telephone bute 1.09 Doys' Coat Suits—newest Norfolk B a—3 to 8 yre.— models, side or box pleated—many Kiseian or Dutch stylee-chambeaye with pateh pockats—atitehed-on belt | and percalen. “plain ors stripes navy Serge and light welght and fancles—stralght oF bloom Cheviots—with and without extra trousere—man trousers—8 to 18 years—reg. $5.18.3.05 | collars—reg. Shirte—Madras and and sis. “ Boys’ " Deroale white stripes ngd fire Pere Jace pansabencaie realegneleonight end als chambray—Frénch oF 7001 Thundered cuffs neckband ar ate den ga tapeless— hi rir UB YTO—TOG BW. .ccesecceesceeeee BT + 87 ' Pajamae—light, medium and dark striped and figured percalee— large pearl button Pessesbeevessvenuseeveses 6 to 14 YTB TOG, 69. sseeeeees. SKE ALSO MORNING SPECIALS AT Foor, BOYS’ NAVY SERGE SUITS 4.98 5.98 6.98 to 11.98 Norfolk models, also Sack Suite—exceptionally well designed and talflored —silk-sewed throughout —serge and alpaca linings—many have extra trousers. Reliable fabrics—complete range of sizes—7 to 18 yrs. Young Men’s Suits—sizes to 38 chest—7.98 to 18.00 ee Gloves, Ribbons, Veilings MANICURE NECESSITIES Interesting Items for Last Minate Price Savings Worth While Sheppers ree an ideal cuticle v Long Silk Gloves—Black POP cess Mor white—double tpped—16-button 2% ct. “Palpasta” Nail Bi length—reg. - 3 inamel 4 [aor ee cir kin Belte— ty fink: ihe « SE. uckle, ws nigel ek rt) 49 Shepherd i fang Mia or lined— regularly 69 42 AS is ct a pee 4 etytee, Toilet Requisites 10 and 15 ct. Tooth Brushes... 15 ct. Powder Leavos (book form). 20] patra 50 ct. sine Weatphal's Auziliator... .22 25 ct. size Kolynos Tooth Paste.... .15 60 ct, size Palmolive Cream... 32 © ct. sizo “Canthrox” Hair Shampoo ... 20 Veiling Lengths Vells—euch .. ‘Tuxedo Vellings—various patterns— Chenille borders—brown, navy, taupe, black and white.. Wide Ribbons—sating, motres and fancy stripes and’ Dresdens—beat colors for sashes, hair bow mnillinery—29 and ‘35 ct. Koc 24 Lingerie Vestees topped with WANS, Sr 'flat collars—sheer Organdies 'Lawn-plain, tucked, Ince trim'd, |43 et, Witch Hazel 8 Nuinatitehed with colored emb'd dot-usually 49 Fi + 620]10 ct. Nail Scrube—o} bdacks..... +b—____—__ Experienced Children’s Barber will be found in Matinee Luncheon Served—Twelve to Two FA cts, our Manicure Department, Chicken Creole for convenience of customers who find it French Roll. embarrassing to take their children to a Sliced Banana. Sweet Cream. or Rainbow Ice Cream Tea, Coffee or Milk Delightful Music—12 to 3 Home Cosklan=Menernts Vriees man’s barber shop. Latest equipments for cutting and shampooing Girls’ and Boys’ hair, Near Boys’ Clothing Dept.—érd floor. Important Clearances in MISSES’ AND GIRLS’ APPAREL Misses’ Smartly Tailored Suits—‘‘Red Ticket” Lots New models—including loose, Eton and butterfly jackets—ruffled and tier ekirta— fashionable materials in best colors, inchuding shepherd checks, navy and black. 19.98 and $22.98 Suits... Now 11.75 é 3.98 to $21: 98 Suits Now 14.75 Now 16.75 evsees . .Now 10.75 GIRLS’ SMART COATS basket weaves an hevit Straleht “or flare models Roman nah Seon Bg ey Fo, PO nin ‘Sr, 98 and $37.98 Suita o LITTLE GIRLS’ COATS ‘ a— serme, ow pelNiteator cloth, club ol rack ad Heer ae i tot, but noe i] all vores i arg) gy Were 498 to $15.98..2,08 to 0,08! Were 96.98 to £17.98....8.08 to 9.98 JUNE SALE SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW No Mall of Telephoue Ondere, Daintieat styles—figures, dota and other fanctos—best colorings—beaur tifully made and trim'd—14 to 18 yrs, Votles, tines, amart Summer ts tive i dreases—14 to 18 years. ee Saturday this M Month _{ West of Fifth Avenue Leal rida cmt brie, Drawers age, ae: Dresses. and sther ‘Woraen' IN: trans 19 pny coggelal Boys’ Clothing and Furolshings hirte and Furnishings Millinery JUNE SALE SPECIALS - : For Tomorrow i Now ts the time $ ane ph dood. y No Mail er Telephone Orders, mnt ore yy Wainsook Ps of lace a EN ein sonne ase 4 eee rar want Aus neat bay 4 “Ryleormedaliions. ree or ‘cmbrolderica—teg. BRE... c0000, tle or Frnctge Metin" yeke HD, cin iss ree . Woiecively riers modeleveg Ts 04 + Menge iace and ribeo Silva aueeang, Het erent 2 srs = = a Pela Shae sr Tee Ns Batre Sine Nig) ae pret te ee ‘% ct. Children’s Gowne—i-4 yrs.. ee Blipover Btyle—8 to 14 yra.—val. .@ .30 sete 4 eenecares s. we yre.—reg. irre teee WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSERS At June Sale Prices Actual value $8.00-to ganee. swith the iach. fa Women's ut button cutaw: ted Mates hovelty Btom- Re Valle, and Pras Blewses— ate eid Sate ‘low col Gleeveemall sisea—reg. $1.9........20@ ss terete Tine fad low bust sito foesium bust sty Women’s Pa: eee i cea — ~ es ‘ase if—blucher Inatecaolia les leather eee sizes band surned rand saleeoluse el oouee ae MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted . Girls’ Wash Dresses. . hghams and percalos—stripes, plaids and checke—neweat modele— prettily trim'd—6 to 14 years MIBSES' DEPT,—SPCOND ¥LOOR, |19 & 98 ct. Girls Princess Slipe Fancy yokes of wide ye y oF emb'y outlined ith lace—trimmed ekirta—8 to 1 re. MUSLIN UNDEBWEAR—SEOCOND FLOOR, | $1.13 Dressed Baby Dolls............. f Bisque cher head—kid body— moyable foints--long slip—H. 6. and tucke—petticoat--lace trim'd cap, DOLIA—FOURTH FLOOR, Boys’ Norfolk Suits w plaited im | red or white lens or quarter sleeve, "BOYS PUMNIAMINUS THIRD FLOOR. 59 ct. Boys’ Blouses-8 to 15 yrs 38 Madras and percales—light, medium rk: atripes, also plain white | d collars THIRD FLOOR, 69 ct. Sateen Petticants..... Black and colora—pleated Mounces, URTTICOATS SECOND FLOO! i312 red fs dal White Canvas Pomee: . and mer y and envelopes or 25 to 9et, Gilt Initial neta of pap correspondenc No Mail or Telephone Orders. White Orgendio Blouses. striped dimit: \d_emb'y collars—all LOUSES SECOND FLOOR, 24 ct. Boys’ White or ecru—shirts hi short sleeves—knee length drawers louble 1 eines. EMIT UN! EAR—MAIN FLOOR, 49 ct. Women’s Unies Suits Fine, Yalomtow § neck—sleey, trim'd draw: MIT UNDEUWRAR—MAIN FLOOR, Silk Saleh oe cca \s! Ti cre in col percales renee sain stripes ait ir URNISHINGS—MAIN FLOOR, or la fh neck— s—drawers dou! hints SATIONERY nitthD FLOOR, t, Children's Socks, . 15 el hie ease ar ToooR. $1.75 Boys ore 8| Stout nd - Fi fy al uppers |ORS—SECOND FLOOR, Cleek Denote seteOa os Masi