The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1914, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, “1914, AMERICANS NOW | Open : All Day Tomorrow---Saturdaj ENTRELY BOND en Ay OTTOMAN A ‘J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. Big Sale of School Supplies "THE BIG STORE” Many, y, Many Pennies and pote. Too, Will Be for Our Young ~—_ hshnd By Avaguin oF of Treaty, Fo: eign Residents in Turkey Lose Special Rights, , {g]| BoTH sioES SIXTH AVE., IG TO IS STREET The Sudden Cool Snap Finds Greenhut’s Prepared with Immense Stocks of Most Seasonable Goods in All Departments Enormous purchases made many months ago at old, low prices are now turned to the advan- tage of our customers. No men or woman who values money can afford to overtook the attractions at “ {he Big Store." Tomorrow is destined to be a “Banner Day.” Two Green Stampe for Ecery 10c You Spend in the Forenoon One rod Green Stamp for Erery Ie You Spend in the Afternoon MAIN BUILDING: A: Girl Starts School with a Happier Face if She Wears a New Dress Here’s a Sale of ‘We grouped here all such dresses where we found in- complete size-aseortments, but there are plenty of every size among the styles—and altogether *chere are savings that will appeal aye per boxes, contain’ 1 pen holder with pen Pinetion bine ond black larly prised WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-—'The Turkish Ambassador, A. Rustem Hey, explained in detail to Secretary Bryan to-day the meaning of Turkey's abrogation of all conventions and capitulations restricting thé sover- eigaty of The Porte. ‘The Ambassador made it clear that American missions and schools wotld continue to be protected by Ottoman Yaw, although American citizens * would lose their extra-territorial righte fn oivil and judicial cases. The capitulation, which has been abro- gated, he said, would not affect the existence of the missions which had been recognised previously by. Turk- toh law. The Ambassador said he ‘would issue a statement later inter- preting Turkey's action. i As Turkey's notification was of a @eneral character, without specifying particular treaties, oMfcials had not been sure of the extent of the action, ‘They were inclined to believe, how- ever, that as the special privileges granted by Turkey were woven In most all of her agreements, its ef- feets would be to break off Turkey’: treaty relations with the entire world. That view was confirmed in ‘Turkey's notification that the Otto- man Government had adopted “as the basis of its relations with other powers thé ge of in- ternational faw. ere be- Heve the effect of oarkey action will be as follows: Americans and other foreigners who have had the right of trial in civil ,and criminal cases by their own dip- Jomatic and consular courts, now will be subject entirely to Ottoman law. Turkey will be able to increase or reduce her customs duties with- out the consent of the Powers. Americans and other foreigners who hitherto have been exempt from the payment of professional taxes can be required to pay the same. The religious freedom of Chi ns will not interfered with, except that the tax which Mohammedan rule Imposes on all who are not of that faith, may not have to be paid by Christians, if the Turkish Govern- ment so desires. | Although the status of American | missions and schools are not changed | by Turkey's action, there was much discussion here as to the possible ef- fect on the missionaries, who had come to look on extra-territorial rights as their chief fortification against religious oppression, While the right of the’ missions to exist is; not threatened, officials would not say | just how far their security might be | \ | ENC 4c mgcusouRD COLORED eA VONS— 2 5e" le COLORED CHALK— That 2 "er Ie =e 05 we | lt Offers i smu ave | MeN 2 te wean mth Late 8 ibe a gps Yee me Savings senate Pade whi; | SPENCERIAN we tee JUNIOR DRESSES of striped percales and such like Me TERBROOK PEN actical materiale—and a few WHITE LINGERIE Lad DRESSES. Some need a tubbing to freshen them— ehate ane aalte ore aht spotless. 13,15 and 79%. 17 year sizes—were $1.50, now i SERVICEABLE DRESSES—in regulation sailor styles, Hatta dozen styles in TUB DRESSES—eeriped effects, | i" Pisin serge and Scorch plata ¢ isuehed $9 QB plaids and crossbar ginghame, 6 (0 14 years. “49 girdles; values to 29) These were $i—now | MIDDY BLOUSES at 39¢—were to $1—8 to 18 sizes, Very dainty WASH F! for girls of 6 to 14—one Others at 78, $1 and $1.25. je whose belt forms the front panel of the blouse, its diminutive skit 4 Y Mited sin Gainers yokeo, scanet burns, pocketed || IN the Picture fam" baes's, $1.25, and a plaid and plain SERGE DRESS at ers Chinese yokes, scatiet butions, pocketed other visid ‘and plain color combinations. These s $2.95, are shown, ig most unusual at their price 1.25 ‘MAIN BUILDING: Here’s the First Really Big Sale of Winer SUIts & Overcoats For Men and Youths—Newest Fashions and Materials in Full and Complete Assortment—Prices That Prove the Wisdom of Making Your Selection at Greenhut’s. Fall and winter weight cassimere suits. Blue and black pencil stripes, hairliae stripes and mixtures in black, blue and brown. Also blue all-wool serge suits in every size. Absolutely the best values in New York. The famous “SNELLENBERG” sample suits, former piices up to $20; uo other suits from famous makers in all styles end sizes. Blue serges bs “The handsomest fall and winter suits made from pure all-wool heavy weight worsteds in dark blue mixtures, black and white stripes, handsome $17, 50 brown mixtures and Oxfords and ys. You very seldom see such fabrics in suits sold for less than $25. All sizes, including “stouts” up to 54. Fall Showing of “KINGLY” Trousers at $3 and $5 More than 6,000 pairs in sizes 29 to 58. | Hundreds of different patterns to choose from. Blue all-wool serges. black trousers, striped worsteds, plain grays and fancy mixtures. All colors. Former prices to $8, at $3 and $5. Solid brass inverted burner, extra bright, cites woven mantle; embossed rose shade in Men’s and Youth’s Fall and Winter Overcoats at $10 Freen, amber, white or ted, wih beaded Balmacaans, conservative styles and belted back tweeds. All the best styles and sizes. tinge to match, Solid hig inverted burner, good quality ‘MAIN BUILDING Men’s Finest *2, #3 & %4 Felt Hats, at 5] r Sa ; e 1 SHARPENERS ;e0. WHITE CHALK-- COMPOSIT "Sooxs; stiff cov~ Be box of 144 sticks rs 144 pages; each ‘MAIN BUILDI. What the Autumn Has’ Brought to the Women’s Blouse Salons These Medels at *5.90 Roman striped crepe de Chine Blouses in the dull rich colors of the coming winter, with fan shaped collars of white faille silk, and the new mousquetaire cuffs-—as sketched. Transparent Georgette crepe blouses, trimmed with heavy bengaline silk. Scotch plaid silk blouses, with long white pique vest and flare collar which are detachable for laundering. The “Necklace Blouse” at $3.98 Of filmy chiffon over net, its erie toll for the necklace— one of those fashionable black silk affairs, with Japanese bead inserts, a heart or pear shaped pendant tinted to contrast with the blouse. Russian green, tere de negre, black, blue or white for colors---pictured. At this also, the basque blouse in satin, a style in silk haunted lace and pompadour chiffon, and two styles in crepe de ine. At $2.98 are chiffon trimmed lace blouses. At $1.98, simply made messaline blouses, with pique collars, ANNEX BUILDING--HOME FURNISHING. Combination Offerings of Incandescent Gas Lights Former Sale Price Price Solid brass inverted burner; Laie quality mantle; apple shaped globe 45c 290 Solid brass inverted burner, ‘cl mantle and large prism effect shai ‘ 8c 68e ‘1.50 Roller Skates 85e These Skates are ball-bear> ing—one of the best makes |. on the market. For ye! women, boys and girls. Sale Tomorrow. in jeopardy, especially in view of a possible outbreak of hostilities. Many Americans, especially the Jews in Palestine, who have inherit- rights of American citizenship by liv- ing in what are known an the ex- territorial communities of Turkey, will not be able to bestow the rights of American citizenship to their chil- dren born in those communities. | Rag Rugs BE: ite Colo in Sine ter ‘Your Bed me fringe to match ANNEX BUILDIN —HOME FURNISHINGS Sale of Curtains $1.50 Serim Curtains, with | $1.75 NottinghamLaceCur- be insertions; 98c bi seey = ae $] 19 ji ans; ° MAIN BUILDING The Pure Food Show Fresh pe from Keg lang .., 20e the ovens about every 30 minutes, Wilson Approves Sentence, » WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—President ‘Wilson has approved the sentence of dis- miseal from the army and three years tmprisonment in the penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., imposed by a gen- eval court martial at San Francisco Capt, Joneph H. Grifthe of the Quart master Corps of the army. Cap ahs was chatged with pn about 000 in Government funds at frame; er and ‘green, with were Entire lines of imported and domestic samples from 2 leading makers in a sensational sale, tomorrow . Positively the handsomest and best grades of hats produced by leading makers for y this Fall. To the sample line’ there has also been made an addition of “broken” * assortments, and, all in all, the collection is remarkably attractive, ALL THE NEWEST SHAPES and COLORS. Absolute duplicates of the very blocks featured in high-priced hat stores up to $4 each. Quite a number of these hats are shown elsewhere at $5. From every standpoint these hats deserve your attention. Even to the minutest details the hats are perfect. Every size, color and shape is here, and if we could but mention the names of the two makers the selling in this department would be nothing short of riotous. ‘MAIN BUILDING: rourany ‘TOMATO CAT f 21 ee aat GENUINB One of the greatest sales of Fall and Winter Combination Suits, Shirts and Drawers ever planned occurs here tomorrow, vA nee This is a sort of an annual occasion with us--one big, carefully planned selling svent in which we dispose of all samples, odd lots and surplus stocks picked up from our leading manufacturers at bargain prices. The assortments are almost endless. FINEST IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MAKES, including: Best Santlary‘Wool Garments—in fall and me- dium weights; Natural Wool Garments—in medium weights; Heavy Double-Breasted Double-Back Shirts and Drawers to Match; Imported Light and Medium Weight Lisle Thread and Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; Combination Sulte—in heavy or medium weights; Heavy Natural Wool Single-Breasted Shirt: and Drawers to Match; Fine Cashmere Medium Weight White or Natural Color Shirts and Drawers. Not every size in each style or grade of underwear, but all sizes in the whole collection. $1 to $3 grades, at, a garment FREE—one regular Ge’ ‘ith Stendard authors’ works in sirable bindings and of moot popular by book-lovers At Less Than blish- ers’ ina ee DICKENS—15 volumes; leather; extra clear t i quality Columbia River fish} doz, $1.7! DELICO-— the a des- if oC dresi titres LAMB—hind quarters of fancy city: dressed; ib Oc! mapny WIDOW POUND KES— pols 41; 2 Ibe. COARSE 4 OL 8 es 4° 10 ou UTEN BREAD l5e Un'll 6 o’Ctock Saturday | Diamond Rings 4. Siprement to Stand All Tesis “40-100 Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Sizes -MAIN BUILDING A Great Sale of Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits Former Price | Former Price | Former Price to $4; at to $5; at to $7.75; at $9.95/83.95| 85 Good wearing, smart, well-tailored suits, such as your little fellow will feel a pride in wearing. CASSIMERES AND CHEVIOTS in grays, tans and browns; also fancy mixtures. Newest Balkan, Norfolk and patch-pocket styles. All sizes from 7 to 17 years. MAIN BUILDING: Sale of 2,000 Boys’ pak A9C A Great School-Time Special The newest shapes % | and avons ter the “kid- ies. sizes. ‘and it We Boye’ $1.25 to $1.95 a ae settee er i Telescope Felt Hats 98c omit i sell, or oh A sample line from fo or rte priya one of our best makers; MAIN BUILDING Manila Ciieea lt At Extra Low Prices, Tomorrow 9 cones with ALMOND LAYER Boje SANDWICHES —| CAKES-—each.. Republicanos-— lly $ 2 2.25 for box of $0; a 1.50 ? x CHERRY CAKES 1 5¢ Exquisitos— i} \ $2.25 forbox of 80; «t "1,00 Initial pi tra —b {$s roel TT High.’ Grade Porto Rican Cigars made by Mateo Riccabado; only the best grade of Porto Rican tobacco Puritanos Finos—box of 50. $2 Brevas—box of 50; for $1.50 esi Havana Resagos—Havana fillet | | Queen, Queliy and shade grown wrapper, mak- phe (ak CIN ignAn sg bottles ‘ ing a very pleasant $ smoke; box of 50; for 1, 40 trish Whisky se gee cante- E, type; bound in cloths Ii ICR CREAM COD ole ‘MADE, dox., 10s; BREAD let. LOe ow: pres. edition; altace 3 MAIN BUILDING: fll, § cet Wines, Brandi Ete, tw Prices abet Eat pe ScorcH 98¢ California California Wines Automobile PANGBLICA. Bache Lap Robes fee ielling to "fe | all the best Fall shades CHARLES A. KEENE Watches. Diamonds. Jewelry 1 80 Broadway, New York Side Entrance Only | Doorway Under 180 in all sizes, Goll cen 2OC & 49¢ Plain blue and fancy colors. A big bargain. Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits—excellont suits, made up in high-class woolen materials, newest fall mix- tures; also All-Wool Navy Blue Serges—two pairs of full-lined trousers with each suit—sizes 7 to 18 years; former prices to $9.75; to- 56 95 morrow, at od J. B, Jose Lovera—Havana Principes; usually $3.25 for box $ of 50; : thie. sale 2.50 Union League Perfectos —fine combination filler and imported Sumatra wrapper; box of § 25, $1.15; box of 50, for American Whiskies ied Strictly Pure: Quart, Gallen. DALY'S POT STILL Inisit--per bet. 1.10 DILLON’S IRI Queen Quatiy 88: Claret & thine Wine Standard qué Excoilent quality pure witee, according to quelit il, 74:, BO and... sees Ne'sonBourbon 2 00 3.50 Cheb Hi Stave Seal Perfection brand, ‘ell kinds, bottle, GREENHUT COMPANY — FORMERLY GREENBUT-SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY Ce ‘ccktaile ve aa os || te’ fh dale To