The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1915, Page 13

Sper aE nomen sae THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1915. WILSON URGES Ss as ema ee LO The May Manton Fashions tre « ’ ’ one -— « ee Fema rrermmeDNeSSFR 7 but ale te tries hougt for tr hemam at ful partivan of who are free le, t shee eament= Ask for Citizen Army of 406 . site freedou world over, 5 a oe | 1 2 pA ong MAN CAN codes aie, 0a 000 and Greater Navy, Onl 4 covetous « hey we COMMANDS | o tren of ¢ seine you + WHICH NO MAN BARL GAINGAY “for Our Own Security oe we put them ™ ary quarter She OF MEBIS' friendly © © world Her resources “We shell | confidently believe, end her sell reepret and hy me win ell REGUKE TO THE RACIAL AND eapocity RELIGIOUS BIGOT aride foot of t# C0re for her own citisene and her yuewtiy th ging notional preparedness, Presi. | SOVEr egel encther too wn rights, There is ne dear among ite 3 am speak (haut bulb Leneeth the cost. The on @ 5 ve Mote terrery by conquest. W us, Under the new world conditions uO 0 anstber dan je 3S re 5 aus won, at the more in any sireumetances cock to MOhKO we have become thoughtful of the at can @ eruree be Game last rend @ thirty-one-mine h all reasonable men con wonarie euiting material sotie eet = n the pert of every nation i with the @ enterprise verty and independence. but eine every manifestation of religious eoctarian antag onion. @ Avweticn that within ber borders, where every man is free to follow the dtc que niversary the right ef Jie M a Club r own of « of masters That WARNING TO THE HYPHENATED, | | “Within @ year we have witnessed | “AMERICA FIRST.” tiers, He urged that the | what we did not believe possible—a| ‘\igreat ontict viving | | ded for | many ot nations of the n support of the coun- | world. o end of our own je declared that Americans of| dear country to the other men are thies should be brought ond the mew velveteens are quite pilable enough to allow of such treatment | Pur Men & a - seterais, but ifs ah i ‘ The Preside Jed fe in the standing army and th ment within three years of 400 dev the fulfliment of the programme on ask for the heart ountry, of the rank men of all 1 a. The only thing within our ewn sking one another what our own borders that has given wu sree in, how far we are prepared to cern in recent monti *y a reckoning. He spoke against con for ‘ a quest, ageressive w maintain ourselves againat any inter P¢ee ‘ 2 prote , In end In ‘xin an CREDIT | ee ference WUD vor national Gelen ar | Sens ARR wore SEX leteed Sails! fants valids 7 t “Our own dear countr development. truth American, but which spoke ’ and i AT ISO ]the United States, and prefaced bis unoy BOR AGGRESSION, BUT FOR sin wie loved other sounttine bee R IcK s rom 2h te 3) plea for preparedness by the phrase, | OWN SECURITY.” i as 7 eas ean tk ‘or Three-Plece Skirt merely to make sure of our own se-| ,. ourity.” Aj plause was almost tnceasant, to A laches Walet 2 pO Man's Mind, | ain sure, there even raised the question of the | | wilful use of force on our part against | wo to | any nation or any people, No matter | witich they liv SUNDAY WORLD “\WANTS" WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS "| THE ORIGINAL |MALTED MILK The Food-Drink for allAges Na LD Tanisha se he lew York, or sent by ‘on fecelpt of ten conte i SA a a LCR iO a aa What military OF naval f0FCe ine | ees ‘have. been. very tama nyj| Rich ealth, matted grela, in powder form. weTapOnva sti wrine peer aatpege plainly i “Ga! “9 UBL United States might develop, states: yep Ne ilurous they haves Forintantainvalidsandgrowing children. 1nd ROUTAN TG Wat edate tor totter ponaae it fue kerry. men throughout the whole world | ere d from a few who were bitter 4 might rest assured that we were &nd who were grievously misled. Purenutrition,upbullding the wholebody. R.H.Macy & Co.'s Attractiono Are Their Low Prices, , “4 Atuerica has not opened 1 Invigorates nursing mothers andthe aged. 7 . i dace bal Home of wathering that force, uot for attack Vulutonmiit and women out of ether| More bealthful than tea or cofee. [IT MAKES LITTLE DIPFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— i Siluibe ter a an . h vast mijority” of those ; " me Chapeaux any kind, not for the satisfaction of who have come io take advant you say A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET IT.) ma? time saving he any political oF tnternational ambi- |r hospitality have united thelr and M tion, but merely to make sure of our |* - -—— — - comfort. ‘arquise own @ecurity, We have it in mind to be prepared, but not for war, but only for defense; and with the thought constantly in our minds that tho principles we hold most dear can be achieved by the slow processes of history only in the kindly and whole: | some atmosphere of peace, and not by tho use of hostile force. The mis- sion ef America in the world is essen- tally a mission of peace and gocd will among men. She bas become the bome and asylum of men of all creeds 2) and races, Within her hospitable |B§ ° borders they have found homes and ccngenial associations and freedom |ey and @ wide wad corsial welcome, aud [Ri they have become payt of the bone for Boys vig fu tt OYS want Macy's Sizes 7 to 18 Years “Right-Sha pe” OT only care in the selection of materials, skilled shoes for the triple workmanship and excellence of style and fit, but also reason that they iene miro these Saturday Specials for r : , = »ys to attention, coll look and wear ; bin On the one hand you have a wide selection, and on the arents appreciate a fourth|other, prices that, for’ their very lowness, must strike you and sinew and spirit of America it- self. America hus been made up out 2) of the nations of the world and is the | friend of the nations of the worid, “But we feel justified in preparing === e@ ourselves to vindic: right to ins ° e at advantage of lowest price for|forcefully. These advantages are the reward for our ready }y } high quality. cash payments on very large purchases, bs dependent and unmols action by 4 makin ‘orce that is in us rea Boys’ Laced Bluchers,| All-Wool Ulster Overcoats, All-Wool Norfolk Suits, #3] | for avsertion. 4 ° ee i $1.98. Sizes 1 to 514. $6.74 $6.24 \ #g|JOUTLINE His PLANS FoR PRE T would violate the proprieties of 7 These staunch boots are made| 1%!" Rao! fancy ibe arenas Single- and double-breasted sults “It ia with this idea, with this con- advertising to say ‘$25 suits and ; of all-wool fabrics, are silk sewn, ception, in mind tl the plans have | in an excellent grade of|—have deep pockets, convertible | serge lined and have two pairs of je which it will be my privi- black leather. The soles} collars and are in long belted style, } knickerbockers, full cut and lined. are solid and combined with Macy's—Second Floor, 34th St, extra strong seams guarantee overcoats at $19.75,” and yet, as a matter of fact, it’s the truth. such an increase in the regular a long service boot. 88-N P. rf d ° Sry er tie aa Pee ameices cae et AD Boys’ Black Calfskin ote errorate Music oP the army in the Phitpcin As a test we recently made a round Hawaii, in Porto Rico, f the United Stat: and at the military Be i cmes Roll for 24c each Blucher laced; soles of Good- of the better New York stores and y bought a number of suits and over- : A : : HE latest popular dances and songs, as well as hundreds “Fer the cost, It enlle for the train: ear welt. A trim looking of classic selections, Most of th ; recs ing within the next t of a j 4 edd as s i hese music rolls are 400,000 be |B v) v ot for general wear, | hand-played. This means the tempo is accurately talsed"in annual contingent af aa ‘ coats at $22.50, $25, and more. You Boys’ Medium-weight (43) marked, and cut in the roll.’ These rolls can be oe er anth the salar ana three Shoes, $2.97. Sizes 1 to 6,|used on all standard 88-note player-pianos, Pe eet Mledohn bok ine dering. (ee ought to compare them. their three years of enlistment with the colors would not be organized as These smart boots combine] America, Love You {One and Two Step arrangement lore would not be organiz a standing foros, but. wou sturdiness with a last suit- Played by Joseph J. Fecher Gottier The question then fs, Why should Macy’s } : ; 4 One and i id merely to undergo intens ‘ ; able for more formal dress, | Clete te My Heer CRRRSeA OPLeRepAanmyment Pairing Wor a very brief period of sell clothes of equal or better quality at prices | styles— p Good-Bye Girls, I'm From "Chin-Chin” STheir train Id take place i i { Blucher Lace. Through Fox Trot arrangement Carylt immediate assoetation with Ae ines ln lower than elsewhere? Tan Calfskin—P aten t|!'ve Been Floating Down One and Two step arrangement ised ye! of ° roau an omy, ; ’ | Leather or Gun Metal, |i" 0l¢ Sree River Played by Bere Mazwall Cooper Wesue iecnsitner would it exact of the The answer is that the Macy business was ; : Love, Here Is My Heart { By, the composer of ““A Little Love, Volunteers more than they could give ‘ Bes i Macrto—Maln Fler, Patrons | (on Coeur est pour Ti) | A Little Kise’ i. in ‘anyone year from their civilian built on the principle of giving more than any layed by Phil Schwartz ilesu pursuits. | Te, Piney Ridge Played by Phil Schwartz Mohr ec Re BeUP ot Ente mrcig be dope.ta || other store can or will give. supersede or subordinate our pres- serviceable and efficient National ’ 9 She's a Daughter of Played by Arthur Maivill Macy Ss Men S | Mother Machree mg caaeenmee Ball That's the Song of Songs Played by Arthur Maiville Shoes $ 3 49 (The'Song, That 1 Heard This is the platform: {mmense volume, fair mar- If would be used as part of he ins entality by which training gin of profit. Comparatively small overhead expense j i |would be. given the citizens who. en: ‘ : : : . | in My Childhood) + (a et under she pew conditions, and I with our own building. Buying for cash only; enjoy 7 JOULDED on clean cut esitation Waltz ould hope and expect that the legis- as mp petal é ng M bettie es ahnak in My Clerabelle Played by Harry W. Walker McKee Lay by! “mie VAI thi would bm | | ing every advantage of ready money and selling on the i S 4 4 ylished would put the Nationa’ ‘ i black, tan, calfskin A New Danes pisdley in Fone Mave: fd iteelt upon a better and moro same basis. t pweve} and black kid have Polke, (2) Spanity Draw Si permanent footing than it has ever |-\ = C 5 ; (2) Spanish Draw Step and shag pee “4 ; ae i Ay we oe qualities and appearance The Globe Trot [titer anne Toe recogtien, which at severe but F Homely old virtues. Nothing original about ytwear solid elsewhel a garian Polka $<] 01 efinite support rom 6 Na- , - t enenerica Raval Gatttdy baum [en eats, AR ae rOe Sees atite simple honesty, but it wields a power as unshakable as r BIBREN price { Shure They Call It Ireland Jconnection with the military organiza. | Gibraltar, The tmddels vary from the]A Little Bit of Heaven | Heart of Paddy Whack | | Uon of the Nation, ® season's newest conservae [Played by Harry W. Walker Bell MAKE NAVY OUR FIRST AND z tive pattern to those a bit| Arab { Semi-classic Ballad CHIEF DEFENSE, Ey If you want a concrete demonstration of how the EB} ultra in style, The soles)” Played by Merritt 8. Gregory Bevin Ghat iin Corcnel per iste amtaeie Macy policy affects you come and see these hand 4 s <) ‘ a he forces 0! jon shou oe 4 are welted and stitched and] Down Among the Played by Joseph J. Fecher deed bo part of the Natio: 1 not lias ; a e ATS service and satise | Sheltering Palms Bee are ink (my || eaama otal reasional cron, aed. the tailored (some silk lined), richly finished suits and ar Py " Hats ad ig 5 f the syste ould not be saat A - ; is faction, Many styles have| Hello Frisco! Played & bide Halliday ad (rm Pont ertns ae te tae Calcing #1 overcoats at $19.75, which should be $25. A large By Ssiliven , Rubber) {One and Two Step arrangement ji the es, but ta the providing of exapie variety of new effects at the one price, 1»), Heels. Played by Joseph J. Fecher Mohr Sary'to call all forces into the fleld, Macy's—Maln Floor, Balrony My Bird of Paradise Played by Joseph J. Fecher Berlin American pasaaacenes The Land of the Midnight Sun e Norway {Pi : | yed by Jack Glogan Fisher pr is get (ty ay, -¢9 instead o OM Pashioned dy Played by Asth Prescott Jeiibes H ° Ree hee Be Rive” Mayes! by Herhery By Minne Balt Pianos Cheaper Relatively, the same is true of our smart suits and Wedding of the Sunshine One and Two Step arrangement We are not the only dealers yercoats a ew effec - B and the Rose Played by Harry Billings Gumble ‘J who sell good rien but our ave HERA Bl #1410 Well made, new effects, con: EY Band Leave the World Played by Harry Billings agin |Hlow rent has enabled us to cut scientiously finished and typically Macy value. Other KY i Wren WaaielDesaner Flased' ber loveah di Rasher | Ahoheartout ot selling expenses, suits and overcoats at $22.50 to $42.50, Bf in these heavy silk and You Were My Dream Val Abtyne KG) | Result—every Anderson custo- Is hose the heels, soles Reacian tha dale fox Trot i al mer saves $50 to $150, E atest are Fulli(aahe Played by Joseph J, Fecher Claypoole al) Player-Pianos, at $450 ur ioned so that they fit | | swinsy Ros Played by the cmporer Joseph J ||] Upright Planos, $225 ve beautifully. We ex- Fecher Fecher ‘4 Write for a Catalog, ' Fox Trot Broon y fa clusively sell them at That Moan ff fi Mucy'—Main Floor Valse Celestia Played by Alma Schultz Smith Es seen EES Mapay Fra sath st. Macy'emFourth ¥ or, Rear, BS 9 manner annie PAK ~~ 28g Livingston Street, Bkiyn. Opp. Keeney's Thea "og ' CY Aor