The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1914, Page 5

1 FAOORER SEDOFE BARNES DECLARES ANSWER OF T. R. AD VLAN * Col. Roosevelt's complaint in the libel suit, brought against him by Republican State Chairman William Barnes jr. is an “additional OST HS. LEN NORTH POLE QUEST Headed Expedition Sanctioned by Czar of Russia in 1911 and Died on the March. LONDON, Sept. 1.—A St. Peters- burg despatch to the Reuter Tele- @ram Company reports that surviv- ing members of the Arctic expedi- tion headed by Lieut. Sedoff, which left for the north in 1913, have ar- rived at Archangel. ‘The survivors stated that Sedoff @ied in a vain attempt to reach the North Pole. The expedition win- tered in 1912 and 1913 in newly dis- Covered territory and later Sedoff Proceeded to Franz Josef Land, ‘whence he started for the Pole, ac- companipd by two sailors. The leader fell ill on the way and died. The Russian Government sent an @xpedition to the relief of Lieut. Se- Goff early in 1914, and {t is probable that this expedition effected the res- oue of the explorer. According to Lieut, Sedoff’s plans the expedition, on reaching Franz Josef Land, was to divide itself in two parts at the beginning of 1913. The polar party, consisting of the lieutenant and two eompanions, was to make a dash for the Pole while the other members re- mained at winter quarters to carry on scientific work. ‘The first subscription to defray the expenses of the expedition was given Emperor Nicholas and was for 000. Lieut. Sedoff hns been cred- ited with the novel idea of using r bears as draught animals for Bis sledges. ny - BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN RICHLY DRESSED FOUND FLOATING IN CHANNEL Wore Black’ Satin Coat, Dia- mond Pins and String of Black Jet Beads. The body of a young Woman wear- ing a satin cloak of the latest French design was found floating in the ship channel off Quarantine Pier at Rosebank, Staten Island, early to-day. A fisherman, Peter McDermott of Fort Wadsworth, crossing the chan- nel in a power boat, came upon the body and towed it to the Quarantine pier, whence Coroner Vail sent it to McGinley's morgue for an autopsy by Coroner's Physician Mord. Dr. Mord found that the woman had been.drowned and in his opinion her body had been in the water less than twenty-four hours. He thought she ‘was about thirty-five years old, though others who saw the body said she must have been much younger. There was a gold capped tooth on the right side of the upper jaw. The woman was five feet seven inches in height and had beautifully chiselled features and a mass of jet black bair and a slender figure. She wore a washable gown of black and black silk stockings and black In her dress were small Pp circle pin and two bar pins, all set She wore a GENUINE MIZZZ, >> <4 N ‘9 *To-Day gad To-Morrow on, Neat ee at 12 YOU MUST BRING THIS ADVERTISEMENT WITH YOU CHARLES A. KEENE 1 8 0 Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Broadway, New York “CAUTION "Ad ALAA 2 UAW, AWWAL WAL DALARAN v Ivins of the firm of Ivins, Wolff Hoguet, counsel for the State Chair- man, The Colonel's answer was served Tuesday on coudsel for Barnes. It ie &n answer in name only, it is as- serted, but in fact is an additional attack on Barnes. It is understood Roosevelt goes to extremes just as great as {f not greater than those which prompted Barnes to instruct his lawyers to sue for libel. Neither of the legal representatives of the parties to the sult will make public the contents of the second Roosevelt broadside. Mr. Ivins said: “It ts our intention to push the sult. Nominally, I would answer to the vilification” cof Mr, R.H. Ma-y & Co.'s ‘ttract.ons Are Their l ow Prices. acy Herald Square Broadway, 34th to 35th: Modes for Misses & Children ‘ Piquant and charming are the Hats designed \ for the “younger element” and } shown in such attractive variety J in the Macy assortment. Hats for School Wear For girls of 8 to 16 years, soft plush and velvet Hats, smartly trimmed with Mercury wings and ribbons, and others with drooping brims, f trimmed, In navy, brown, red and black. Velvet Turbans, Prettily Draped, $2.29 As illustrated at the left, jaunty little Turbans of soft velvet, the draped crown caught at the side with tiny velvet blossoms. Hats for Dress Wear Dairfty Hats and Bonnets in picturesque styles, made of fine plush or soft pleatings of silk, crepe or lace. In white, pale pink or blue, many charming novelties. Fur-trimmed Hats of Pleated Silk, $4.49 Entirely made of fine pleatings of crepe de chine, trimmed with imitation ermine and finished with a silk rose at the side. As illustrated at the right. Autumn Millinery A new shipment of English Hats just received from one of the Leading London Milliners includes many smart Tailored Hats for misses and children. SECOND FLOOR, 34TH 8T. Lovely BLOUSES of Silk Shadow Lace at $4.89 Macy's Usual Price, $6.74 Ofcharming style, the model (illustrated) is developed ina filet meshed all-over silk lace, in creamy tint*over flesh color chiffon, or in black over white. The “bell” cuffs, the flaring collar and the vestee are of sheer white crepe, black velvet . buttons adding a smart fine ishing touch. Note the graceful lines of th full fronts and the shirred sleeves. THIRD FLOOR, 34TH 57. Imported CAPES “La Plage” Model Special at $3.96 Macy's Usual Price, $9.76 ( Sizes for Women and Misses Especially adapted for early Autumn wear, these graceful Capes (illustrated) are fashioned of French Broadcloth and may be had in rich dark shades or in light pastel tones. Distinctively smart are the crossover straps of velvet drawn through the short fronts and fastened with square bu‘tons. Note the high collar of velvet and the clever touch of black at the edges, bound with silk braid. Only a limited number, but in a wide variety of colorings. THIRD FLOOR, BROADWAY. All-Wool Costume Cheviots in Rich, dark Tones (y4.) $1.19 Verified Price Elsewhere (yd.), $1.50 , For tailored Suits, the fabric most in demand, Stylish, serviceable and in the newest colorisgs, these 54-inch Cheviots are of exceptionally fine quality, and at this price remarkable value. SECOND FLOOR, BROADWAY. A Special Sale of Fine Black BROADCLOTH at .,.. 96c Macy's Usual Price for This Very . Feahionable Fabric is $1.29 a Yard A rich black Broadcloth, lustrous in finish, thoroughly sponged and shrunk and of the correct weight for suits, skirts and wraps. Width 48 inches. The vogue of Broadcloth for the new season's smart- eat garments lends especial interest to this offering. ; SECOND FLOOR, BROADWAY. The Ivine Mr. Van Benschoten of the la & Bowers Mr. Iving making public the answer. will not.’ State Leader Barnes brought auit in We The Information and Public Service R. H. Macy & Co., begs to announce the opening ite Theatre Ticket Depart- Continuing the Semi-Annual Sale of say Col. Roosevelt's reply te an an- swer. But actually it is an edditional villfication and has absolutely no rel- /@vance to the complaint whatsceve: “You might say that it is in Mi Roosevelt's best mendacious vein. hav giving publication to his own mei dacity, but I refifse to be his instru. no objection whatever to count within @ few days. AUTO KILLS A LITTLE GIRL. tigation. atatement was shown to firm & died in the Flushing Hospital |: Sands, attorne: of “Tt is not our tn al Injuries received when, struck waa ‘across the | give have no objection to jing to Michael Welchsslbnw by fh ie son Benjamin ‘orona and Myrtle avenue: Store Opens at 9:00 A.M. Closes at 6:00 P. M. ureau, Look for varcony, sar er.|| || Not Advertised” Signs. ty, ig to come up for argument Bertha, Tresnay, five, of Myrtle ave- nue, Coross Heights, Queens Borough automodfie of & ‘witnesses say tl and that the ac-ident No one was arrested. 50 Atlant Ta, Pennaytvania Station * Hutson Terminat RETURNING, yearen Ati 8. She was taken to the hospital in the personal visit t you may you want. an rs canes Macy’s Mail Order Shop- ping Service for whatever a | China, Cut Glass and Lamps Jj $10,000 Worth of “‘Straus’’ Cut Glass § At Exceptionally Heavy Reductions The deep, accurate cutting and brilliant lustre of “Straus’’ Cut Glass is as nounced to-day as pcg it was awarded the Gold Medal at the World’s air. Pieces. Usually, Now, Pieces. Usually, Now, Wis ; Each. Sh Each. Each. Relish Roe es &¢ Handled Nappies $1.19 69¢ Mayonnaise Bow! sae Low Jelly Dishes $2.49 $1.29 and Plates 2.49 $1 Spoon Holders $1.98 79 Ti 9; Port Bows see | Cheese Dishes 95.49 $3.19 Oll &Vinegar Bottles $2.49 $1.29 | ElectricLamps $4.89 $2.89 ces. Usually. Now. aes Each. Each. Celery Trays $1.79 $1.19 Jugs $2.09 $1.59 Ice Cream Trays $3.49 $1.98 Sugar andGreamer $3.97 $2.19 Salad Bowls $4.49 iy Com $2.09 $1) lee Tubs. $2.49 $1.29 Butter Dishes $3.89 $2.19 Doz. “Dos. | Water Tumblers $6.88 $3. BASEMENT. Domestic Glassware at Special Prices Plain Blown Glass Tumblers; 1-Pint Tankard; usually usually 48¢ dot., new 23e, now 15¢ Blown Glass Tumblers, with 1-quart Tankard; wsu- neat design; usually 59¢ ally 29¢, now 19¢ a now 36c 3-pint Tankard; usu Glass Tumblers: y here i beg 23c "i now weet, ‘ases, 10 ins.; er nb usually 19¢, new 12c Glass Service of 30 pieces: usually $1.51, now Look for “Not Advertised” Signs. These. appear over lots of excattonat tmerit, but in quantities too small to ad- vertise. Pots & Pedestals, $1.97 Macy's Usual Price, $2.97 Made of green pottery. Crockery for;the’ Kitchen ‘We specialize in first quality kitchenware—have every utensil that is needed in ev itchen and are quite as particular about these as we are about ornamental ware for the dining room table. for this sale: of spice or cereal, Suggestions Stone Bread Crocks, Blue Jars (labelled) for every kind Butter Pots, Egg Cups, Custard Cups, Pudding Funnels, "Pie Plates, Hot Milk J Roasting Pans ndwich trays, Sugar Scoops, Tea rave, Bored 4, Mixing Bowls, Cake and Jelly Fine Lamps Like This, $ Weel Price, $14.89 8.89 Without question, the handsomest and best lamps ever sold at the price. As the picture shows, they are of attractive shape, with metal overlay on beautiful cathedral glass; the stand- ards are heavy and in har- mony with the shades, The height is 22 inches and the shade has 17-inch spread. These lamps are fitted with 2 pull chain sockets, bulbs and silk cord and plug. Chocolote Sets, 98c Mary's Usual Price, $1.49 Bavarian China, deco- rated with pink floral spray, edged with gold; six Chocolate Cups and Saucers and one Chocbdlate Pot. 10 in. Jardinieres, 69c Macy's Usual Price, 97¢ Made of green pottery. Coffee Sets, 98c Macy's Usual Price, $1.69 German China, decorated with pink roses and green leaves, edged with gold; 1 china Tray, 1 Sugar Bowl, 1 Creamer, 1 Coffee Pot and 2 After-Dinner Cups and Saucers. Adjustable Electric Floor Lamps, 4.49 Usual Pri Have parabola white ined. This plete, with silk cord and plug, and in three finishes—Japanese bronae, verde green or old brass. Cigar, ash and match attach- $1.49, SEE tortor aa Head Styles Electric Lampa, f vory, old ‘with “pull-ehain wi uull-cha! and silk cord.” A Another assortment, formerly 116.49 to $2084 $12.89 Another assortment. ¢7 gq formerly $12.49 to $15.89 : BASEMENT, ee ee es Sale of Odd Pieces—Only One of a Kind FINE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE An offering of most desirable Single Pieces in Davenports, Chairs and Rockers, of which no duplicates are obtainable. Upholstered in Tapestry, Leather, Corduroy and Denim, “IXTH FLOOR. and marked at figures meaning quick disposal, Tapestry Davenporis, $46. 25 Macy's usual price, $69.25. (As illustrated.) Covered in a fine grade of tapestry, with tufted back; wide arms, plain seat, up- holstered with best grade tem- pers steel springs; mahogany al Tapestry Arm Chairs, $28.25 Macy's usual price, $42.25. (As illustrated.) Will smatch the Davenport above. Fine ta estry covered, with tufted back; has plain seat and wide arms; up- holstered with best grade steel leather irs, $42.25 Macy's usual price, $63.25. (As illustrated.) Covered with American morocco. Loose cush+ ion; has wide shaped arms, com- fortable back; ball feet ; mahogany finish; upholstered with tempered springs; has mahogany ball tet. Il feet. steel springs of the best grade. The Following Prices Offer Equally Great Economies — + pect amr Macy's Usual Special Macy's Usual ‘Fee Macy'pVoual Apeetal Spanish Leather Rocker,$25.60 ‘ snyer Spanish Leather Red Morocco Rocker, 32.25 $21.49 | ppannh\enner Chair, sah. s. 4 Davenport, $4525 $20.28 | Spanish Leather Rocker,$24.26 $16.24 | Green Morocco Chair, 27 50 Davenport ser Sole, So cg $26.80 | Spanish Leather Rocker.$21.24 $14.24 | Spanish Leather Chair, 20.49 Spanish Leather Sofa, $078 348.60 | Brown Morocco Rocker, $43.75 $29.80 | Spanish Leather Chair, : Spanish Leather Sofa, 855.50 $37.28 | Green Morocco Rocker, $41.25 $27.50 | Tapesiry Chair, Spanish Leather Sofa, $42.75 $28.50 Spanish Leather Rocker £30 7 20.49 Blue Striped Denim Spanish Leather Sofa, $87.25 $38.25 | Spanish Leather Rocker,€1.50 $21.24 Chair, 4 ‘Moreceo Blue Striped Denim Denim Chair, 2 Davenport, » $97.50 $65.25 Recker, £21.24 $14.24 Brown Morocco Chatr, a Chaise Leather Sofa, Chaise Leather Rocker, $21.74 $14.49 Grave, Marveee Chale: 7 in oak, $36.25 $24.24 Spanish Leather $22, 15.24 Red Morocco Chair, $63.25 ‘Spanish Leather Daven- ‘Sporish Leather C 16.49 Bic re earns ak, a ea port, in fumed oak, 836.25 $24.24 | Spanish Deather Chau, 17.24 Blue Corduroy Chair, $46.50 $31.2 Spanish Leather Rocker,821.24 $14. Red Morocco Chair, $32.45 $21.49 me Se aNey SOW: ‘ {panish Leather Rocker,$24.75 $16.4! Spanioh Leather Chair. $24.24 $16.24 SIXTH FLOOR. adit Bo Remodalled tel je OPEN ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT TURKISH RUSSIAN Systems la C » Comforttble Hotel ESSING, MASSAGE MANICURING. CHIRO Under Direction of DR. L, E. ROSENBERG Sunday World “Wants” Work Monday Morning R.H. Macy & BOYS’ FALL SUITS With Extra Trousers, $6.49 [\ of colorings and In Boys’ Sults (dime- fetta inspect are sifgle mod els with pat fronts and pleated dou brown, aed baa ee 9 years. li at the above mene , 5 tioned low price. a Furnishings for Boys — : ays Blouses, DOC Royy shirt, 89 Full laundered, fine count per- dium or dark colorings: collar to cale or Madras Shirts, in light, match, attached or ate; : French cuffs; new pattern Blouses ark or medium effects; plain or that give full blouse effect, with. Pleated; sizes 12 to 14 years. out the unsightly hang-strings. Sizes 6 to 16 years. All-Wool Sweaters, $1.98 » navy, iroon, ; Sizes 26 to 4. paves Kuockabout Hats, 98c Of stitched Rough Cheviot, in Boys’ Pajamas, 68c Of woven madras or domet flannel, fancy striped effects; well cut and finished; sizes 8 to 18 years. “Rah! Rah!” Hats, 98c New round or square shapes, some pleated tops. Of blue serge, all colorings; high that caf hers black-and-white checks and be worn inseveral ways; all boys’ ie Racer tae plain or sizes. H ‘ fancy. Goll Caps, 49c New Fall Golf Caps, with band, lined or taped, in mixtures, and blue serge. Better grades, 86. Children’s Hate—Full assort- ment of ctildren’s Fall Hats, including plush, now ready. SECOND FLOOR, 84TH ST. Men’s New All-Wool an .- COAT SWEATERS, $3.96 The,Kind That Sell Eleewhere at from $5.00 to $7.80 A seasonable offer of Men's New Fine Quality All-Wool Worsted Sweaters, coat style, with the lar Rufi-Necks; clean, made in the best manner. Heavy, medium and light weights. assortment of sizes and colors. WIFTH FLOOR. Let Macy’s Finish Your (on ‘eration De Fades is Forno Me oem. in a satig- factory manner. aes we in REE LOR, THE WEEK, DAG trem aan oe ! your neentives at, each regular Albums. home ek tow cn tel eco or ities to $3.49 FIFTH FL., BROAD’ ° Imported and Domestic ° Seamless Wilton Velvet RUGS This offering comprises Imported ard Domestic Rugs, each size woven seamless; in four sizes; large quantities of every size, specially the much-wanted 9x12 ft. The Imported Rugs are English, of worsted yarn, in patterr's and coloring’ different from Domestic and not obtainable here. A leading American manufacturer made the ing Domestic Rugs. Fine Oriental ceslans in red, soft blue, ecru, tan and green, are includec ; suited to library, ivir g or dining rooms, or den. Sizes and Prices of these Wilton Rugs are: atoin.x6't6in, $7.14latt.sinxoftein, $18.89 oftxoft., $11.74 jor.xi2et., 21.74 BEYERAGES of Established Purity ECIAL—A RARE OLD WINE. Fernando Vil. (*"patet) Sherry (bot.), $2.44 Bottled in the cellars of the late Senor Don Alejandro Williams, of Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, and purchased from his estate. In the wood for 100 years; «t is rich, fragrant and fruity. CASE OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES, $28.50 Imported Port Wine Put up by R. M. Macy & Co, Tokay, Californie “Red Star” Brand— Usual price, gallon, $2.02; bot.. 720 Sele price, gallon, 62.74; bot.. @Ae) ut a ae & fanaer, ower Pe cape prio 12 ROMAN. - "s Attractions Are Their Low Pricess “* (