The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1914, Page 10

cabeneee anya > MUST NOW NEEDS ‘DF NEGRO FOR His |G, SAYS SON -_——— For Our Own Good Also and Give Him Sympathetic Help, _, President Tells Commission. WASHINGTON, Dec, 15.—Outlining fits attitude toward the negro, Prest Gent Wilron to-day told tho Uni- versity Commission on Southern Raco Questions, made up of representatives of Southern colleges, that “our Sbject is to know the neods of the Regro and sympathotically help bim fm every way that is possible for his (eed an4 our good.” Dr. ©. H. Brough of tho University et Arkansas, chairman of the com- milésion, told the President the com- @@tasion wan organise! to make an impartial study of the race question from the atandpoint of the negro and esenomic, hysienic, civic and moral Betterment. He said that a deop in- Setention of = tainnes was being Just off the press! Our new booklet—" Eyes @nd Their Care"—contains gome very interesting infor- mation. . . Can be had at any of our tine offices (with our compli- tents), or will be mailed to address, upon written re- wrens wecceien ro “-Feanklin Simon & Co. Men's p TAS bere Fok ces For Wednesday Holiday Gifts for Men At Special Prices Men's Silk Scarts oad shape; tite Value $1.00 .55 a Lae} silk, Ooi a a freee denigas ond colors es sso 1.00 Men's ona Scarts io Moss designe, figures and euipes Value §2.00 1.35 ia green, brows besther mistures.” 9, Men's ei etl Men's Silk Shirts Sarrsssarse-- Men's Solid Gold yaa pe gree ees, nitted Sport Jackets Sivan vee Men's Solid Gold Knives 10-harat, f Men's Linen Handkerchiofs colored tnltal, made with the good of the negro 44 always in mind “Lam very glad to express my sin cere interest in this work and ayin- pathy with it,” said the jent in reply to Dr. Brough. "f think that men like yourselves can be trusted to fee this great question at every angie. There isn't any question, it seema to me, into which more candor needs to Ret: or more thorough huma at ing, than thie, I know myself, as & Southern man, how sincerely ‘the heart of the South desires the good of the negro and the advancement of his race on all sound and sensible lines, and everything that can be done in that direction js of the high- eat value, It is @ matter of common understanding “There is a charming story told about Charles Lamb, ‘The conversa- tion in his little cirele turned upon some men who were not present, and Lamb, who, you know, stuttered, said, | ‘T hate that fellow. Hin friend. sald, | ‘Charles, 1 didn’t know you knew him.’ | ‘L don't, 1 can't hate a) an fellow 1 know.’ “1 think that $# @ very profound human fact. You cannot hate a man you know. And our object In to know | the needa of the negro and aympa- thetically help him in every way that) is ponsible for his wood and for our) * good. I can only bid you God speed in what ia a Very necessary and great undertaking.” CITY DANCES TO OFFSET WEW YEAR'S EVE EVILS Chicago Will Try to Keep Girls Away From Street and Other Revels, CHICAGO, Dec, 16.—Five municl- pal dances as a sane celebration of, Now Year's Eve and as a counter- attraction to the usual revel in Chi- cago's's cafes will be held this year, it was announced to-day, New Year's Eve keep great num- bers of youn; wer from the evil influence of celebra- tion,” said Mra, L. 2. “Moder, auper- intendent of the Department of Pub- Ne Welfare, “We will have spectal) attractions, including vaudeville, | dancing by professionals and other entertainment, to keep girla and youn men away from tho downtown "Mayor * Harrison yesterday pounced fhet cafes must clos Goora a' . M. on New Year’ but nae, patrons could remain Jong as they desired. No liquor sold after that hour, but any amount may be purchased before 1 o'clock for future consumption, — Open Habipiete aa Fair for Nea municipal ‘The exhibition ai ‘The as ae baa 9 ye A | ‘une nty-ninth Btrest an ale bo he 4 to-day ond the fir mh aise in denoinu | Hed "under | the afternt ‘Among teose who had! taper over the dancing lasses iWtteuage hire Blows Pheipe and Fuilana jut ire. elpa an "Sfoncowita. "The. pi vi ete Mark's Hospital, ¥ Sho Store Floor 7.50 6.50 3.75 | 5.00 2.50 ° 5.00 3.50 4.50 .50 * Value 803 for $1.00.35 Value $10.00 Value $0.75 Value $5,00 Value $8.50 Value $3.60 Value $7.00 Links Value $6.50 Heretofore .65 “Original Nicholas Arnstein, dubbed by the police “The Original Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford,” @ warrant issued after an indictment for grand larceny fied Dec, 4. wae fixed at $16,000, Arnstein, Arnold,” | Adams,’ ment to Donald L, ersch, one of the |wang who severn | $100,000 of wecuritios belonging to the late F. Augustus Heinze from the Windsor Trust Company on forged Perach now says wan concocted by ch de et with amothyets, sap- tin gold 3 i heavy filled beads; fin- set in gold filled brooches; coral cameos; Pointy a aTsclid gold | ished with a Sterling | TH: 88.50, reg. $3.00, at... $2.25 Beck chat rex. Silver Clasp, act with | © Strrreeeerees $4.00 | solid Gold Cuff Links; 4.50 B Fren.h Rhinestones, also | Seid Gold Tie Clasp;| plain and aucy designs; Cameo Ri 1s Solid Gold black enamelled plain and fancy, set with set w'th a genuine rose set with fine shell or |’ clasp; reg. #4.00, r. ot Ho, tose diamond; borg a ened poste; cameo; reg. forrts.00ut..” $3.50 | at ve $278] at, 9Be] Mens... $2.75 | Ll Heavily Silver Plated Tableware A cheat of 30 sof a al Plate— 6 Dinner arate Disses 6 Table Spoons, 6 Tea Spoons, Sugar Shell, Butter Kuife, Cream dle, bat Ladle, Cold Meat Fork a: Pie Casccrole holder, with ’ is ’ ° Women’s and Misses’ Coats & Suits That only three weeks ago sold at whole- $ 00 sale for $15, $18 and $20 and which we now ° offer at the very exceptional price, each ..+ Most Desirable Models, Fabrice and Colors els, of Columbia Tape Edge, Taffeta Cases to Match In the 26-inch for Women are handles of plain ei carved ebonine, carved redwood, sterling silver, etched, engraved and chased caps and ornaments, In the 28-inch for Men are handles of boxwood, weichsel, ebony, carved and silver etched, engraved and c! Solid Gold Pendant, with baroque pearl pendant; Sterling Silver. Sq .ere—plain broad band; Ctand Correct Picture Framing of the Koch framing experts, w asking. All fremiag de ‘done on our eats our Picture City. IS LAID TO ARNSTEIN| i Recently Versch got t et culties and (o save himself gave ine formation which led to the reindict+ ment of Arnstein and his pals, — WILSON ¢ OPPOSES TEST. Wallingford” Arrested on Charge of Defrauding “Investors.” Feature of Immigration mit, WASHINGTON, Deo. 15. President! Wilson announced to callers to-day his opposition to the Mteracy teat in the immigration bill pending in the eal and said Id not belleve the sa “tested quality ‘The President has not decided writin | his opposition to the Iiteracy teat would make him decide againat the entire bill or whether other features would over- come hig objections was arrested to-day on Ball otherwise called “Nick ‘allace Ames” and “John owes his present predica- years ago got Package ‘Pay ana wainee and Entertainment, A package party and reception will be given by the women members of &t. Anuntasia's Minstrels at Unity Hall, No. 341 Weat Forty-seventh street, to-mor- row evening, It promises to eclipse all 1 who waved hir on his pals, in and four Mf by ine y, 1912, Juding er to Work i ame, which Bring the Children. enter. What a Manufacturer Did for Cash He Sold Us All His 92 Suits 47 Coats Long and Short Coat mod-| Latest models of zibeline, roadcloth, poy poplin, serge, broadcloths, cheviot, boucle. eviot and gabardine peau [I Plain colors and plaid checks; cygne and satin linings. also novelty clothaaatin ning, Holiday Sale of Umbrellas $1-15 glais, mission, with sterling J Value $1.75 jased caps and ornaments, Oriental Pearl Beads; extra fine quality of Berry Spoon; $9. 00 in bright or gray finish; in oak chest; reg. $15, at 9 ‘oa » le age As anita poo Regularly $3. Plates—Q: with porcelain pie pli Photograph Frames sale and the; cabcellation of or Aw inches; AEseere Aer e tt Onods xt store for quick selling at » bi Jain broad band;| Oval have. ball” (aA ci s 8 soe oe $1.00 all are Gnished with velvet ba i RR Celluloid Clocks White Tvortus Clocks tn a number of shapes; porcelain dials and Arabic pumbers; reg. $1.50.. Engraved in any color free of charge. 98 silk and cose Answering ‘the Problem of Hundreds tochoose from; | Painting and Drawing troubled as to the picture frame that will at ool ta’ most effectively with you M and......... » ABeh ron... 75c icture, get the advice Rin is yours for the remixes. Framing Section, on the 3rd Floor, the most complete stock of ‘frames and mould- e—many of them exclusive desigus—in the Greater UA 5 Beet of all, our prices are alwaye most moderate, Holiday Gifts in Party Boxes and Bags new line of Leather Boxes and Casco fined with gilt or ivory fittings, purse on chain, powder box, perfume bottle, lip stick, mirror, file, comb and memo tablet; in black and colors,....... $1.69 vo $13.50 Women’s $2.00 Hand Bags, $1.50 Lambskin, Walrus and Persian Seal Bags, in fates green, navy and violet, with single or arranges I Charles D. 1 | march, assisted by land Dr. Rufus Reid of Bellevue Hor- pital, 1 packa He Tells His Stand on Literacy jonny er Cisit Our Cheery Toyland Santa Claus is there to greet them as they Thousands of the best values in Toys, Games and Dolls Solid Gold Makes an Enduring Gift You can do no better anywhere than at ah Cameo Brooches; beauti- ful shell cameo heads; Crepe de Chine Underwear Negligees at $5.98 Attractive models, elaborately hand embroidered in pretty designs with shadow lace flare collar. accordion pleated, with hemstitched messaline collar and cuffs, elustic at the waist-line. Prettiest colors. Petticoats at $2.98 Flounce has two insertions and pleated edge of shadow lace, finished with chiffon buds, Others with deep lace ruffle and ribbon rosettes, evening shades, a a es Unusual Values in Women’s 88c terlum Frames, warranted non- ie li tarnishable. Wear and look like Holiday S slip pers There are 700 pairs in this represent the orders received too late for Western shipment. Spot cash brosaht them to this Fur trimmed Juliets, Felt Morning Slippers, low heels; Felt Moccasins and Sultana Slippers, Books---Newest Fiction Lower Than Elsewhere Gift Books—Cloth, leather, | Books for little Chilaren. wading 38 $5.00 Books for Boys and Girls;| Set Favors and Decorations for Christmas ogee Claus Figures, 8¢ Snow Fale. bc to i5c, Snow Men, i 0 18, Christmas’ Trees th copes. be to Seapger Mottoes, dosen,| per dozen, 80c to $1 terond wit ran enjoyable evening. ¢ will lead the grand John fF. McCourt, ———= J rick Cain will auction off the __THE EVENING WORLD, | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1 ” ln 4 of thi her affatra a ed by thi pitlar <= GET -RICH- QUICK PLOT wl f ay, nei M ns vat side clo the chatriady wil be ra reli sigan tr ith, She has made all | | 1914. Stern Brothers 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fifth Avenue. a Sc ee Tbs ise atave Now. from Nearest Dealer. $2.50 Guaranteed Non-Leakable Fountain Pen 89c For Wednesday Only Suitable for Men, Wom- en and Children Barrel made of one solid piece of best qual- ity rubber and fitted with 14-kt. solid gold n. Every pen fully guar- tee: Money refunded if not satisfactory. Limit two pens to a customer. Main Floor Cameo Scarf Pin; Solid Gold; set with fine pink Some are ———— ‘34 Fleer, ———SSSSS Linen, board and cloth bindings; all beautifully illustrated; $3 00 Bells, Sc and 10¢. Jack Horner Pies, red with holly trimming, 18 favors, each $1 Boxes and Baskets, trim- with holly aon Fleer, : of white corduroy; trous- ers are of brown, blue or tan cor- duroy, Ages $ to 8, ‘Third beer, GROUP 1—Highball Glasses, Baskets, Cor] GROUP 3—sealing dial Sets, Toast Racks, Clocks, Savings Banks, Jardinieres, ete. GROUP 2—Peifume Bottle Vases, Sand-| GROUP 4—Cordial Sets, Compotes, Cas- wich Fork with spring, Egg Sets, Ch Forks, Gong Beaters, for Alcohot Lamps, ete. 300 Imported Rosebud Baskets at $1.15, 1.65 to 2.25 At Lea Gold Initial Stamped Stationery, Tn box containing 24 shects of paper, 24 caids and 48 envelopes, . 1n plain quilted effects, at $4.75 | Daintily embroidered, at $6.50 Is remembrances, at these unusually attractive prices: Lace-trimmed Scarfs, Lace-trimmed Centerpieces, d Ha Sets, tinen centers, 13 pieces, Martha Washington Work Table, solid Smokers’ Stands of mahogany, removable mahogany. Reulerly $17.00, at $12.00/tray of brass. Regularly 50, at $6.00 Priscilla Work ‘Table, solid mahogany, Mahogany Inlaid Trays, at $4.75 sliding tray, Mahogany Phone Stand, Arm Chairs and Rockers, Adam design, cane seat and back, For boys and girls of every age are shown on the Fourth Floor, at Children are especially invited to see the Mechanical Toys which are being operated dail tT Will offer very remarkable values for to-morrow, in Imported Silver-plated Articles Bowls, Egg Sets, Th hes | os byt jow! @ Sets, Thermos Bottles, Fern Dishes, ;CandleHolders, Steins $3.85 Regular price up to $5.00 $1.95 Regular price $3.00 teed $2, 75 Regular price up to $4.75 erty aeave! vant My Alcohol Toasters, ‘coast » Vases, Flower Bowls, ete., . s« & $4.95 Regular price up to 88.75 Being a Reduction of One-Half from Former Prices 2575 Yds. Plain and Fancy Dress Goods TAKEN from regular stock and arran, d in suitable lengths for holiday presentation, will be special priced to-morrow, at 68c, 95c and $1.25 a yard Former prices were $1.25 to 3.75 a yard. Included are Broadcloths, Velour de Laine, Serges, Gabardines, Cheviots, Silk and Wool Poplins and Crepes in black and colors; also a splendid choice of Tailor Suit- ings in stripes, plaids, checks and mixtures. Imported Stationery Novelties one-third off regular prices, to-morrow, will include the following holiday gift suggestions: ther Pencil Cases, Portfolios, Telephone Pads, Bridge Boxes, Autograph Albums, Writ- ing Boxes and Table Charts; Formerly 95c up to $14.50, at 65c, 95c, $1.75, 2.95 up to 9.75 | | Imported Writing Paper, Box of 50 sheets of pense Cee 50 tissue lined envelopes, 38c) 70c at Of special interest to-morrow, will be an extraordinary offcring of Women’s Japanese Silk Lounging Robes The models are particularly desirable for Christmas giving and prices quoted are Fully One-Third Less Than Usual. A Large Importation of Holiday Linens now ready for selection, presenting a wide choice of lace trimmed and hand-embroidered sets and decorative pieces, so acceptable for Christmas $1.50 to 1.95| Handmade Clury Lace-trimmed Centerpieces, at $1.95, 2.75 at 850, 1.35 Dresser and Buffet Scarfs, 3.25, 4.25 Tea Cloths, - at 3.50, 4.25 Real Madeira Luncheon Sets, WSpieces,. . . . . at$8.95,4.95 Real Madeira Afternoon at 2.25|Tea Napkins, . . doz. $5.25, 6.50 rawn work and insertion, ndmade Crochet Lace Luncheon) at $2.25 Lace-trimmed Luncheon Sets, 1 S pieces, . . . « Art Furniture for Christmas Gifts Specially Priced for Holiday Selection Tea Wagon, (as illustrated) of solid mahogany, with re- movable tray, . at $13.75 Regularly $18.75 Colonial Carved Pedestal Work Table (as illustrated), solid mahogany, at Regularly $20.00 Arm Chairs and Rockers, in fumed oak, leather seats and backs, at Regularly $28.50 Regularly $9.50, at Regularly $7.00 at $8.75|Mahogany Inlaid Music Cabinets, at $12.75 Regularly $15.00 Solid Mahogany Clock, imported movement; .50|strikes hour and half hour 0 on tubular chime. {Regularly $100.00, at $65.00 Regularly #1. 50 . at Regularly 922.50 prices that are remarkably low. The boys will be most enthusiastic about the Steam Engines, Radio) aticons, Post Card Reflectors, Tool Chests, Wireless Telegraphy Outfits, Target Games, Auto Coasters, Roughrider Outfits, Derricks, Electric Trains, Bicycles, Skates, Foot- balls and other athletic accessories. The dolls never cease to interest the little girls, together with the Doll Houres, Miniature Furniture, Teddy Bears, Schoolhouses, Blackboards, Games, Story Books, Picture Rooks and Kindergarten Sets, ly on special tables and a large water tank,