The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1914, Page 5

sl HAUS ASPHINK is TO HIS ACTION - REGARDING PEACE Refuses to Discuss Story He Represents Germany in Secking It. Oncar Straus, former Secretary of Commerce and Wabor, former Am- bassador to Turkey and American! Member of the International Tribunal at the Hoguo, declined to-day either to affirm or to deny the report cur- fent In Washington sinco his vinit there yesterday, that he is acting as an intermediaty on behalf of Ger- many or Austria in an effort to bring about peacs in Kurope. His manner gave the im jon that the belief he had assumed some official part in the European situation was not Rroundless, “L mpy have something to say to you to-morrow,” he told a reporter for The Evening World at hie home, No. 5 West Seventy-sixth street, “At present Lean say nothing. [am like the Sphinx which never talks.” Mr. Straus declined to say whether he contemplated further conferences either here or in Washington, Tt was his interviews, first with Secretary Wryan, and then with the various diplomats in Washington, and after- ward his journey to thix city on the xame train with Count von Bernstorff, the German Ambassador, which occa- sioned the first rumor that Mr, Straus was taking active part in a peace movement, Count von Bernstorft more emphatic than Mr. Straus in de- claring there was no truth in the re- port. morning,” said the Count at his apartment in the Ritz. “I don’t know anything about the matter. I just chanced to be upon the same train with Mr. Straus returning from Washington. There was no prear- rangement in that.” “Did you go to Washington at Mr. Straus's invitation?” the Ambassador was asked. “I certainly did not. I had ime portant business which required my presence in Washington. I can’t tell you what it was.” “Do you think there is any chance of success for such activities as Mr. Straus is reported to have begun?” “I can’t tell anything about that. Every one nowadays is talking about the war or how to bring about peace. I can't guess what may happen. One thing is certain, Germany is not suing for peace.” John Callan O'Laughlin, Washing- ton correspondent of The Chicago Herald, recounted in detail the events of Mr. Strauss visit to Washington and eclared, “Germany, declaring that ehe has France beaten to her knees, desires to enter into negotiations for the termination of the great world con- filet now raging. Austria, which has euffered terrific defeats in Servia and Galicia, nas indorsed the attitude of her ally. Germany believes Great Britain, Russia and France are in a receptive frame of mind.” Mr, Straus did not say whether he had read this despatch, but he ad- mitted having read the statement of A, Rustem Bey, the Turkish Ambas- sador to the United States, accusing Great Britain of setting a “vulgar trap” to get the United States “mixed in the European war on the allies’ side” and making startling allusions to the “water cure” in the Philip- pipes and the lynching of negroes in the Southern States, “It's pretty hot stuff,” conmmented Mr, Straus, “but if Turkey has any range and I know anything about sentiment there, she will stay out of this war. After seeing the devasta- tion In Europe, I am more than ever convinced that tho part of the United States should be one of neutrality, and that the advice of Washington, to keep cut of entangling alliances, should be heeded.” Guaranteed 17 Jewels Adjusted-10-Year Gold Filet Watches where wilt try an nad FREE at ete, CHARLES A. 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The skirt is formed of wide box pleats, extending into a close ein yoke, Ini con= servative colors of navy and black. Russian Blouse odel $42.75 An. exceedingly attractive model of fine broadcloth, with handsome collar and cuffs of panne velvet embroidered in dark contrastint shades. The skirt has close fitting yoke and circular sides forming side pleats in centre front. In shades of black, seal 3 and wine, HIRD FLOOR, CENTRE. Misses’ Gabardine SUITS Stylish and Serviceable at $29.75 New lines are reflected In the smart mode! illustrated. Observe the graceful ripple of the short coat cape, effectively bound with braid. ‘The collar and cuffs are of con trasting colors in broadcloth; long tunic skirt, panel effect, and braid bound. Colors are green, blue and brown, and sizes 14,16 and 18 years, Poplin Suits, $25.75 Long coat blouse model, braid bound with collar and cuffs of black velvet; plain skirt with yoke effect top. Colors navy and black, in sizes 14, 16 an ie years. Junior Suits of Diagonal Cheviot, $ 15.74 long waisted tailored model. Coat has pleated back finished with the new belt effect. tong plain tunic skirt. Colors green, blue, brown and taupe. Newest Fashions for Misses’ Dresses" Satin, gabardine and serge; the popular fall materials. Satin Dresses, $22.74 | Serge Dresses, $14.74 Basque mode! with velvet rib- ? Ane ane Lor eit ie M ing: ci ined with satin. nm attractive be eens ihe pleated st waistline model with overskirt box and sash of black velvet ril I. pleated; sleeves, underskirt and In colors navy, black, taupe and | collar of satin, vest of silk poplin ; 1. 8 years. nd belt of self material. ‘brown; sizes 14, 16 and 18 yea an It of self material. Pleated Organdie Collars, 47c Decidedly new, very becoming and extremely smart are these fine Organdie Flare Collars. They are stitched at the back, cles rly holding the pleats in Fine Organdie, with a stylish, well fitting, square collar that is outlined with a dainty embroidered. band in Gui Diu black, pink but 1e use of a Wire, Swiss ems j ter pretty wien poy wth broidered in several different pat- ight Summer dress or the terns, but all in white, and edges one piece Silk Dresses. the front of the V shape Collar, MAIN FLOOR, CENTRE. MAIN FLOOR, CENTRE. Girls’ School Dresses of Washable Crepe, $2.89 Roman stri and plain crepe are pret- tily combi in the model illustrated, which is espectally desirable for school wear, Note the Russian overskirt and the new lines of the bodice. School Dresses of Repp, Pique and Gingham, $1.96 to $12.74. Russian styles with ate fronts, pique collar, cuffs and belt, in every wanted color and white. Sizes 4 to 18 years, Serge Middy Suits, $4.96 Trimmed with white, red or black braid; also Russian models, box pleated with neat white collar and cuffs, In navy or black, proviaing a serviced ble costume for school wear, Sizes 4 to 15 years. Gymnasium Suits, $5.94 Made of navy blue English serge ; full pleated blcomer and blou rimmed with white braid; long sleeves, and sizes to 20 years. Smart School FROCKS, — $13.74 Made of sine French serge; fur trimmed, or finished with pretty cotitrasting collar und cuffs, ~ Accordion pleated tunic, ‘The n ¢ Ce lewest shades of green, brown or navy blue. Sizes to 16 years. Serge or Crepe Serge Dresses, $10.74 | Bloomers, $2.74 Pretty one-piece Dresses that Full pleated mode!, reinforced open down the front or back. with the gusset. Sizes & ta 20 some all-woot plaids or Ronit | years ts, combined with plain |» bg erges, also. wool crepes, All the wanted shades. Sizsotorsyears, | Sateen Middy Skirts, $3.49 | Bloomers, $1.24 Fine English Serge, (ull pleated Same model and sizes as ubove or gored style, opening on side, in fine quality sateen, Sizes © to 15 years. THIRD FLOOR, CENTRE, way, 34th te 36th St THE STORE IS IN FALL DRESS Every Department Bright with the Latest and Best Lena ec Allthe Imported and a Donen Novelties. Rich New Dress Silks and Velvets A Splendid Exhibition and Sale Authoritative Foreign and American WEAVES for Fall and Winter Silks and Velvets in plain and novelty effects, Nethill ep the Wy latest Paris fashions— favored for opera coats and wraps. Imported Broche Satin Crepe—width 42 inches (yd.) $12.89 Imported Gold Broche Voile—width 42 inches (yd.) $6.89 Imported Velvet Plaid Voiles—width 40 inches (yd.) $10.89 Imported Velvet Plain Crepe—width 38 inches (yd.) $10.49 Imported Striped Taffeta—width 40 inches (yd.) $2.49 Imported Persian Taffeta—width 40 inches (yd.) $2.97 Special at Pekin Striped Faille—width 36 inches (yd.) $1.98 THE FINER BLACK SILKS INCLUDE:— Sellor and furan effects, Imported Pekin Satin—width 42 inches (yd.) $3.49 Imported Silk Faille—width 40 inches (yd.) $2.49 Imported Silk Diagonal—width 40 inches (yd.) $2.79 Imported Dress Taffeta—width 40 inches (yd.) $1.79 Imported Dress Taffeta—width 40 inches (yd.) $1.98 Imported Satin Charmeuse—width 46 inches (yd.) $4.96 Imported Satin “‘Regence’’—width 40 inches (yd.) $2.97 American Dress Satin—width 54 inches (yd.) $3.49 American Drese Satin—width 54 inches (yd.) $4.89 The values offered in this ary, cannot be matched sinvtare as comparison will prove. for the purpose of this sale. A eee 5 “Ching and the weaves those accepted as most “ae for Ch new season. with inch plain botders to matdh. repe de Chine . atin armeuse Special’ : Of firm, fine _ gt), S8e — a Oe (yd.) $1. 19 A u ct pe nd evening colors. Width 40 inches. 8 yd.) c sitar of the peer pt bd sondacteniy 8 : med sd Satin Liberty ots gn “8 OE] i 4... |. sued cotawu tintin tem st os conti pelea $1. 19 yee PI Pale ig inde Lisiag Satins (yd.) 94c by us before aeacne of wal , ; Evening and pay enaeal i jis HH teres. are tran cree dye; lane and dark Silkoline lovely cl inging si it u " BLACK DRESS SILKS AND VELVETS Comfortables, $1.24 Imported Dress Black Crepe de Imported Chiffon po ngginn orgger egy Velvet wa) $2.29 Chine v4.) $1.59 Velvet (vd.) $3.29 light and medium colorings. Size 72x78 inches. ‘cod quality in rich deep black. Very fine quality, and much in de- wok a ie ut Superior quality and finish, mand? Wit 41 inches, Silk Mull Black Satin Width 44 inches. Black Dress Comfortables, $2.59 Charmeuse, $1.19 Black “Liberty” | Taffeta __ (vd.) 89c | _Ourownenchusive fora! desians: Excellent weight and lustrous finish. Qualit that. will giv give good ser- pink, blue, yellow and lavender. Width 40 inches. 1 id. vice. fidth Plain silk mull bordets to match, Black Dress Satin $1.19 Black Crepe 9 inches wide; cut size, 72x78 Satin vd.) DAE | isn Wictn so inctes | deChine yd) 99c | int a! nish. Wii 5 Durable quality and with brilliant Excellent weight and of rich black. Lamb's Wool lustre. Width 40 inches. Width 40 inches. Comfortables, $3. 89 lack PON EXHIBITION AND. Black honing safle with a fine grade of . s ca Dress Satin vd.) 69c || FR Sepantwent’” || Satin > $1, 14 Wash cn oon oes Tew Very special value. SUCOND FLOOR, 85TH ST. Pure dye, Pa ait. Width designs; for t full size beds, Width 35 inches. pO OT eet! 36 inches. Juma, datthed wth ‘picts sateen borders; each, $4.69. avy Blue = the Dominant Color in Dress Fabrics Fashion favors navy blue for the season's smartest Suits and Dresses, and style arbiters both here and abroad have employed it for their most successful creations. Macy's devotes an entire section to NAVY BLUE DRESS FABRICS and displays only the best and most reliable makes, in desirable weaves, and at prices—quality considered—always the lowest. SECOND FLOOR, 25TH STRRET. 1000 Yards of NAVY BLUE Solid Color WiltonVelvet, (yd.) $1.19 Actually lowér than such a quality sold tor last year, these new goods marked down to make this a leading ine. All desired solid colors, with sl border Stair Carpets to match; both 27 inches wide: An exceptionally good aust and in the correct shade of blue. Width 56 inches, Among the most wanted Navy Blue Fabrics, special attention is directed to 2 Also a complete assortment of navy blue silk-and-wool fabrics. PLAID, CHECK and ROMAN STRIPE FABRICS In blue and green effects—JUST RECEIVED Checks and Plaids—50 inch, yard, $1.39 Wool Plaids—54 inch, yard, $1.49 Roman Stripes—54 inch, yard, $1.49 to $1.98 Rugs at the sume prices; J2in. x OF in., 5 +it.oin, xoft, oin., $13.74 oft. xoft, st ae Oft. x 10 ft. 6In., $39.75 Two Exceptional Offerings In Untrimmed Fall Millinery The season's smartest shapes Macy assortment. These Specia! The same hanes hg had in tr gene of fn quati Black Velvet Hats, is in 12 New Shapes, 1.69 A SEPTEMBER SALE OF mut. Comfortables, $2.19 Not likely that there will be any more of Extraordinary DRESS SILK Sp. ecade these Comfortables at this Price this Season. Made by the largest manufacturer of this iyngt 3 who took a loss rge variety of des! ' Comfortables, $4.87 VELVET CARPETS Very Specially Priced No specialty store offers such Carpet Economies as are constant at Macy's—Two items that illustrate follow: One of the best wearing Rugs in our stock is made abroad Navy Gabardine— 50 to 54 inches, yard, $1.19 to $1.98 W . Navy French Serge— 50 to 54 inches, yard, $1.29 to irs, ise Prati rr ess Navy Satin Prunella— 42 to 50 inches, yard, 98c to $1.39 m orte Navy Blue Wool Poplin—42 to 54 inches, yard, 94c to $1.98 P enille RUGS Navy Blue Crepe Granite Cloth--42 to 54 in., yard, 86c to $1.49 of Chenille, The Chenille weave is such that the materials will Navy Blue Broadcloth—48 to 54 inches, yard, $1.29 to $2.49 not come out with the hardest sweeping. Designs and colors are ce A a soft and pleasing, and especially adapted to bed- or | -FOOINS pid ee to 54 emg oa ho Hen library or dining room. Many have rich Oriental Sei Otters with two-tones in blue, gray, rose, tan, etc. with floral borders, Chenille Rugs are seamless and will wear 25% longer than other Ott. x12tt, $46. Oft. x15 ft $ 50 | 10ft. in. x 121 7 29 in. x 60in., 89 | ys well represented in the sare in popular Fall styles, as displayed at the Exposition Internationale at Lyons and Swis3 Exposition at Berne, grade shaj ‘Ser and old broche effects predominate | tnd there are many beautiful plain silks for qalny Hatters’ phish, fintbed dancing frocks, Sinner and evening dresses. Gorgeous brocade and metallic novelty silks are Velvet. Equal qualities elsewhere are quoted at fully one-third higher than our prices. Twenty new styles copied Notable among the Colored Silks are: tet we importa- Imported Metal Broche—width 44 inches (yd.) $16.89 Sailors, Rolled Brim Effects Imported Broche Satin and Metal—width 43 inches (yd.) $16. ro and Turbane—in small and Imported Pompadour Metallic Satin—width 44 inches ( yd.) bt 4 medium sizes. iggréume ‘atthe ‘tame semi-soft crowns and bound edges, lans and colorings, There are only 240 in the lot. Comfortables, $1.73 Cotton filled; in floral Persian designs: best oan silkoline coverings on both sides. Size 60x78 inches. Size 72x78 inches, $1.79; 80x90 in:hes, $2.38, Silk Top Comfortables, $4.39 Large and small rose patterns. Pink, blue, rose, green, [a and yellow. Size 72x78 inches. Down Filled Comfortables, $3.29 Durable sateen coverings. feet. A limited quantity Sy Down Filled Hi ade, filled with tine down any new do ae ae both sides. For uff ste pitt extra large, $5.84. BASEMENT, REAR. Figured Velvet Carpets, (yd.) 89c Macy's Usual Price $1.14 yard ‘These are marked down for two days selling only. Most de- gens have stair carpets to match. jental designs; perfect goods in exquisite color combinations--tan, ecru, ivory, rose, etc FOURTH FLOOK, BROADWAY. 1Oft.oin. x 13ft.oin., $63.7. 10 ft. Gin. x15 ft., $69.7! FOURTH FLOOR, BROADWAY, Children’s“Irontex”Cotton | Damask Table Cloths, $1.59 [imported Inlaid Ribbed Stockings, 24c¢ % Less Than Usual Price Linoleums There are trifling imperfections in these goods that do tot This Stocking has great wearing qué slities ; double heels, affect thei wear A ABpearan, Newly imported by us from isa-vd.) $1.59 soles and toes, with soles reinforced with tinen. — In black, Oar ee Pace rg 5 on sale at two-thirds of usual B, super-Gra white i Ie ee 6 to ote. Renck AFFEIELY sig 724 % ed in, Other grades up to $8.89, in Wood elfects\sq. » yd.) $1.48 e rice black cotton Stockings, splendid for lL HAVE NOT ADVANCED ANY PRICES ON Ss ile eff school wear. Sizes 7 to 11, ° HOUSEHOLD LIN ‘ weer Tuselieete $4 39 Ribbed Cotton STOCKINGS, 33c Irish Damask harditod affects the tier ea Fine ribbed and all reinforced where the wear coines, Table Napkins (Doz.), $1.98 imitating parquetry, and showing Ribbed Lisle STOCKINGS, 48c : the Wwongs eran, | inusually te Imported lately by us. Alllinen, extra heavy. Full bleached and durable, Two yards wide Good wearing Hose in black,white and tan, Sizes 6to 81s, and closely woven, they afford very long service, Size 21x21. MAIN FLOOR, CENTRE. SECO: FLOOR, 35TH STREFT. FOURTH FLOOR. BROADWAY.