The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1916, Page 15

6. P. MORGAN IN LONDON. Arrival by Bank Gev or. lJ. Plerpont Mor. @an arrived in London this forenoon by special train from Falmouth, where last @vening he landed from the Holland- Amertean L' teamship Rotterdam, @m which he had come from New York. He waa met at the station here by feerd, Suntitp, Governor of the Bank of THE AMERICAN SPEED MANIA Old World Methods Compared With Our Own It fs common knowledge that the Bu- fopean merchant moves slowly—so slowly that at times his methods become ag- fravating to his American connections, However, when his attention i# called to this fact he ts liable to reply that he Secomplishes the same thing that we Americans who travel at double speed no- femplion, and he may add that he gots more enjoyment out of life and ts ligble jerdraw on their are im constant phystess down, Jona: foff's Malt Extract has proves be of inestimable value to men whe, te if habit and envi ~ energy, makes rich, ut She tense, and esc brain feed hes wo mn Hoffs Malt Bxtract te a nat- ‘ral tonto food, and is indorsed by med- teal suthorities throughout the etvilised ‘world. Rqually beneficial to tired, worn-out Pg re at ee AMUSEMENTS. PLAZA “8 J VAUDEVILLE & FEATURE “PHOTO: PLAYS jotta. & | FRANCIS X.BUSHMAN ea ie S| ‘in “Man and His Soul’ ogramme Mon, and Thurs, te change of fe La Meet NE crnsite, Contest. LUMBIA' eT | co Golden unm einer Lo CHARITY. Pia i ger m lel abe DILLINGHAM ST ‘ARS se! PS OW RVER et AGrD —Special Rox Office, Come on and Belong — Fall in line with Tuxedo, and you and “Tux” will never fall out. Join the army of Smokers of the Sunny Smile, who have found the ,world’s top-notch tobacco and are spreading the good news in puffs | \of pure pleasure. The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette The original ‘‘ Tuxedo Process’ turns out the finest finished product in the smoke-world. one particle of harshness or bite in it—so soothing and mild and pleasant you never want to stop smoking it, and never have to, from the first bracing smoke in the morning to the last rest GEORGE CURRY Bx-Governor of New Mexico “Tuxedo appeals to me strong- en account of Ite cool, mild, pleasant lever, Therein lies laced to all other to- Conv moist FINDS CATHOLIC ORPHANAGES ARE BEST MANAGED Intelligent Supervision of Sis- terhoods and Christian Broth- ers Praised by Dr. Bernstein. Skimpy fare for helpless orphans was the theme of social investigators for the city who testified to-day in the hearing at the Bar Association on the efficienty of the State Board of Charities, Miss Clarice Auerbach said that the superintendent of the Children’s Home at Mineola, which gets $2,300 from the city to aid in caring for sixty children, said: “IT only give them butter once a week. I don’t care for butter myself.” The meals were always served fifteen minutes before the orphans were ad- mitted to the dining room and were always cold, she said. At the Ottitte Orphan Asylum at Jamatoa, which gets $8,000 from the city and has 121 inmates, Miss Auer- each found the older children re- ceived no milk and the younger ohtl- dren only ten ounces a day. A sample menu for the day had for breakfast, for dinner, lentil soup, “bread, & potatoes, bread; for Jelly, cocoa. Four bathed tn the same water, wore bathed two at a time. ‘The Chureh Charity Foundation had no more plentiful menus and gave bread only at dinner, supper, bread, Miss Ida May Robbins found twolve women and sixteen children sleeping —-~-|im thirteen narrow cotavin the “shel- Satttt ter” of the Society for the Ald of Friendiess Women and Children at No. 20 Concord Street, Brooklyn, which She found who had been suffering from earache for two days without medi- All the bathtubs were gets $ @ chil 0 from the city. cal attention. used for laundry work. Dr. Ludwig B. of the Catholic institutions. “The best material for social work- ere is to be found in the Catholic Bis. terhoods and the Christian Brothers,” “Their mentality, concen- tration on their work and general ft- he sald, ness ig beyond comparison,” In criticising Catholic institutions, said Dr. to imply unfitness and carelessness. The only fault he found with them was that they did not keep up with modern thought in some of their methods. ful pipe at night. You try it for a week—in pipe or cigarette—early and often. best you ever smoked — and you'll find something better in Tuxedo, Stack it up against th YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE are:prost pouch nae 5c Famous green tin with gold lettering, curved to fit pocket In Tin Humidors, 40¢ and 80¢ In Glass Humidors, 50¢ and 90¢ f THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY children were children Bernstein of the He- brew Sheltering Guardian Society paid @ high tribute to the personnel Bernstein, he never meant | fit ! j i i. 46 to 40 inch Flouncing It’s all-day-long enjoyment with Tuxedo, LINCOLN DAY SPECIALS in || ~* hovs’’St'fts rmRD rLooR, | (omnia eultt== mand B¥lee— 10c THE EVENING WORLD, Oldest Graduate of Harvard Dead. | tie was ninety-cight yoars old and was SWANSBA, Masa, Feb. 11.—Dr./a member of the class of 1898. Dr, Well- James Licyd Wellfnaton, who was tho| ington was a member of the Massachus- Oldest living graduate of Harvard Unt-| etts Medical Sootety and had been tdent!- vermity, died at his home here to¥tay. fied with other o: The Kind You Have Always Bought. HIS is the caution applied to the public Laas pt of Castorla that th Ly manufactured under the supervision of Chas, H. Fletcher for 80 years—tho genuine Castoria. We respectfully call the pend ot fathens at and mothers when Vee) Castoria to see that the wrapper bears his signature in black. When the wrapper is removed the same si Te ap- ‘on both sides of the bottle in Parents who have used ia for Rheir little ones in the past years need ‘no warning against counterfeits wad imitations, but our present duty is to call the attention of the younger IDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916, HEARN we Tomorrow, Lincoln’s Day OPEN UNTIL 6 P. M. ad LAST SATURDAY OF DRESSMAKERS’ SALE 6 ee ek a poe Apparel Reductions to Effect Quick Clearance Netarious business of putting up and selling all sorts of substitutes, or what j should more properly be termed counterfeits, for medicinal preparations not only for adults, but worse yet, for children’s medicines, It therefore devolves on the mother to scrutinize closely what she gives her child, Adults oan do that for thomeel: but the child has te rely on the mother’s watchfulness, Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of SPECIALS to Make a Red Letter Shopping Day GIRLS’ MIDDY DRESSES | Lincoln Day in Boys’ Clothing Dep't. 6told Regularly $1.24 sta | SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN BOYS’ OVERCOATS Ieseole Day Special ew Spring modela whi 3to18 rs in entire lot—cheviot overcoatings and chinchillas—good ttt twitt—kile ‘akirts— saverite pes lain colors, checks and plaids—lined and unlined— the buyer is most enthusiastic about these values and Blouse—entirely white or having ehina| — Pal’ or belted ge | with wins i 8 quite poate | nobody else will offer as good. Clark's O. N. T. Cotton— THEATRES, 200-yard spools .... ___VAUDEVILLE, eollar and cuf trim Bleck and White—dest number. Lamit, Two dom.—No Mail of Telephone Ordos, tam Reka But Be, brald—especially smart atu MI qd. Barr's Girls’ Serge Bloomere ‘Were $2.98, 2.50 pte shee DEVILLE & PHOTO PLAYS 7 Were $4.98 and $5.98 3.50 Reg. Sale 12 bay | » —t black— : i SUBSE nt Ms ath tae || ieee gs z 2.86 | Wer 3-50 | nasi Cotton 10 yam in b Sew Silke—Rla id A Th cwnente Rati Sw 08 (tite and Capes Were $7.98. .. 5.60 toy ‘spboio dose tteyt greets $3.98. -Spectal 2.95 Were $9.98 and $11. eevivesccscees GOW Hass cn ee ee Ovteit includes @ becoming cap. ‘ead Values in gross : am Man cat, cae FERGUSO {{THE CHAMPION'—OUR SPECIAL Littte hove" Weak Sut Wide Seam Binding piece, "Music by W. 8, Shmo Wee : ae are SCHILLER Girle’ Middy Blouses ttle Boys’ Wash Suite Ad Bt ir sand as " a VaTaS TNA stable Garment we ZIEGFELD | ie ig ge Ao che pAt98, | Breusmaterat Piasssser ieand at By Bivay, 2 st many mixtures have extra trousers. e jeg. $2.98. Wide Roll Tape—24-y4 pe... “ Y el , M Inaide Dr. rr SULA SANDE ae ‘sumea aa re $006 and St 7.25 white see ating 80. aro sire sv ile and double Machine and Sew: m coda, cheviota and cassimeres—full line of selero—marority have extra trousers— rom beat maker Dooley’ Le Ms ae ceo CONAN'S Kos §S EF coCOMANS Eos PEEL ara ie r Ky im Dh, Cock O° ae 8 re Root pa Oth SME THE WALK SSS SS ee ee Mats, hod a wate kao.” MRS. FISKE (Gung |. rey. 4 ete. papel Skirt Markers—heavy Sweate Special Reduced Prices Lincoln’s Day. I reg one th (ndispensal weather garments Lincoln Day Special in YOUNG MEN'S SUITS to 38 chest—Reg. $13.60— Boys’ Trousers— to $1.50... Special .85 sizelght bloomer and knickerbocker | ri wear the ‘gheviots and twee Two and ‘three button sack WHILE SUS. fancies, alao tan and br models—all_ wool cheviots y bi Be ERS’ HY E td your round price cut below what cor ir re Tined, and uniined-—many | in amare mixturan ‘chacks, Y : i Tholesalere are asking. ets and belt loo; plaids — ser; Special ction Dress Forme Riacly tatlesedmet co 10 veers. Eplendidiy ‘tailored, spect, & fect! Sinko Telescopic —' Hitvetr ROSE rte SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, 0-inch Charmouse—str Evening shades—r re THEN Rsess Clearance Prices on YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS Ns | $4 to 38 chest in entire lot, but not at each price. Cheviot overcoatings, plain | , comes and novelties—fitted or swagger models—lined and unlined—self or velvet collar— ra—deep pockets | Sweaters—wool and tibre eile mixedsclur Hobart 1 MANX, Fain de 4 EUROPE'S REIGN OF TERROR M. LIBUT, BERGE & Prise Crow, rons Were $7.98 seaseoee Now 4.60 Were $13.50... see. Now 6.60 oan kt 5b ating re ub MELODY OF re Wore $9.98 & $11.98... Now 6.60 | Were $14.50 & $16.60. Now 10.60 +8 Baath ‘sash—V ® Sa white seoun ? and dark—value x7 pon —e ea yaas The | Cindere | agunectaentr ant a Spring Models of Yard Wide Ak Pop Tast nlatinee: at ‘ combined with color te jing. colors—valuo Mt Tea PRINCESS PAT Ba Pinte Atl WaRl teateased stze—border MISSES’ TAILORED SUI TS Wetgee AN Wot toeee ARTE was Ao BH Bera" with deep fringe—best colors..2.98 gighteon Berips colors gi Neue Weak, fie oritarn tah av HEE. iMicep frin meen'd.os (7.08 16. 98... 19. 98... 24, 98 G4-inch All-Wool Mixtures—#; styles and colorings—tans, eh, browns—teg. $1.25 All- Wool Seerperd Sh Crgeken ss Novelt: \ oh arem’s All Weel Cont Sweatere— | Pigin semi-mannish models, suggestive of London styles; also demi-dress, sport and afternoon sults—smart materials, including velour checks in subdued and 4 vivid tones, men’s wear serge in the favorite navy blue and other colors for spring, we Sat aad laure ee BRU = white—res., a lh Se MOSES AU We esit jot black i@ Co 18 years alee a : TRE ASL RE ISLAND || ASTOR UAH, tres Be Bese From Best Makers—Elaewhere Priced Much Higher einen pte te Mata. Fri & Sat,,2.80, ‘Tol.1360 Clee ce Sire Bat ata A Ww Satisfactory alterations without extra charge value i. Aye Sale 2.20 | e THE me AN REVUE 1916 ‘Sopular colore ware ¥ish New 1-8 OTHER WORTH WHILE ATTRACTIONS $4-inch Plain Wool Velours— & COMPANY 0) i, Bene fet op pk heat colors—reg. $2.29... .8ate 1.78 inch All- Wool Freeh oe Ser Lincoln Day Opportunities “Red Ticket” Lots of “Red Ticket” Lots of FINE HAND BAGS MISSES’ PARTY DRESSES|MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS Grained Leathers, || walrus, ont. wat a paste color Crepe de Poplina, Broadoloths and V iecttaae “en ee se nd Ghittons—net brown, navy, green and black, d without lata a some of our bost models from riveted and tapo salt Eieaa reliable makers noted for start atyles. dosigning—14 to rr REPUBLIC =" COMMON CLAY! BELASCO Wi, 4eS Ete Fa? 9 oy, THE Poo M EES se—allver bead trimming and lace—also swansdown— ed neta combined +. Special 7.96] °° and $19.98...Now @q@] Were $27.98.. 4 Others were to $29.98...Now 19,061 Were to $37.9 14.07 Slik Mixed Crepe do Chines— New Party Dresses arriving daily show trend of pring fancy—many : | desirable shades— as value WASH DRESS FABRICS WINTER GARDEN 1.12, c04%,, Last Us Lincoln Day ¢ best salertagernvsh and toe—high spliced heel—seconds te Come and Help Select the New Rug Hosiery Specials “9 NEW SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS re lore for bridesmaids and maids of honor, whi h enough for the bride herself. Pn eee Ie. : reg. « po. . ‘ palae Tomorrow, Lincoln Day Bile Mixed Noveltionn-$6- Ine ‘ ‘omen’s Pure Silk Hose A Good Opportunity for the Man of the Family 611 ae jack, white and colors—double sole are Sale ,22 Ge bil tae Borde: w Nida or Uatse— va adil SLIGHTLY MIEMATOHED Mtr y Viral Vouge Jxcellent Rugs for wear—colors and designs suital v any decorative scheme. sada Myhito st tinted ground! 82-inch Embroidered Votles— white with emb. deal | ee double sole, he o— black, white and | sig tee reg. Lincoln Day Spectal SPRING NECKWEAR 36 9 x12 ft.—reg. $25.00 ........ tuckea Ur lee O x 9 ft.—reg, $24.00... 8 Value 3% eee eee nee % ‘O8 to ‘T34x 9 ft, (seamed) —reg. $19.91 13.98 28-inch Bmbroidered, Volley mesh—value .24. «Gale, by, besiege ree Gctheetis" crepe, tenn Anmington Rage=0318 fmm 100 | ihre Hage —Ox19 ft reversible an oe ed Poplins ‘ organdie, net an rich Turktah effects, cranial patterna-—preter black with white— ‘ colomcaste s n Valub §6.08-7, seen Seamican Wii some lace edged patterns, on cre green, or dark Eroundscevatuee tee 00..21.98 [Sacer INCESS ‘yi jer Musical ¢ att | mi ke wee NERY OUD EDI ehitton tate | CASINO Ge {rie eLue PARIDIS 44THST, fms firthas Harameratgin fr Pee, Pl PLAYHOUSE © wa Cs oy one | GRACE GEORGE a JOR COME was Hage 9x13 tt — na, inoludin, nae a sproductlone only id ons ‘on rugs made— $42.50 . LACES AND EMBROIDERIBS { cvcees 4B ‘and flora! % Lincoln Dey Specials in re Mevelty Cotten Lonenttg tame y MORNING SPECIALS Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR raged he lle at dyelitccabye MAL | Women's a Gere Silk Veste—tatlo: | tops-—~e: | or white— Cluny Lacea—— 2.16 [| reg 12% .. nd satin combinations |} Cluny Laces: nid fl trim in exceed- |} edges and insertam {Cotton Lace Hlounet 117 Inch—shadow ar $9.98 Young its 7. wo and three button sack style: —choviots, new checks, to 38 chest YOUNG MPN'S DEPT.THIRD FLOOR, $2.96 Women's {i*'%;, Hate | Stra worsteds, cassimeres, | Py} plaidy, fancies Tuard Sa AR fa Salt lc @ crochet tops--reintorced—pin TMV Ee or white—reg. $2. THIRD FLOOR, ovelty om lens. white: and eoru— Women'a Glove win Bloomers— $5.98 & $6.98 Boys’ Suits «4.65 | 98 ct. Women’s Sateen Petticoats Tl reg. .29.... pink or wWhite........5 sreeeeesE.O8 || Various Norfolk models soheviots Rlack and colors—soft finiuh— Others—reg. .49., | ‘ f mixtures, platds os. = ey cheeks, finely. tatlored- ) Fioon | Vaienslennes Lasers, CORSETS man Matera Pigves—val 40. Redfern Sample Coraets—cout|— ’ i 1'S—THIRD FLOOR, medium bust—long || White, ecru, flesh, black A Imedium Bust long hip © and satin ribbon finish n iouncle Tobacco without sizen 19 to 28——rom, $5.00......1,08 || $4.98 & $5.98 Little Boys’ Suite 3.75 J eerie Ingest 4 SKCOND FLOOR ’ . Pimb: _— POTASH & PMA rey | Atercs,Pinbretsery, easateres: Others of cambrie, nalnsook and hovelties--varloty of Swiss val. 39 beat patterns i front—82 to 48—reg, $2.00.... 1.29} IN SOCIETY in pleated—Many with detn habte collars and cutta TOILET ARTICLES —_||49 ct, Boys’ Blouses at\ RSH De Meridor Cream—25 ct. size... .15 | 24 & 29 ct. Children's Underwe: aT) “4 Danderine—25 et, ate <15\| p Vike lined 4. hth A ca ISHORSES Hind's Honey Almond | bales—light and da 1 coven, ankle drawers SHEARS AND s€ Wigs WOPEOPLE | | bot) size.ss sess wag || more PCRS INOS faukh’ Peo, K Nir UNDE ea SAIN Broun Dessamakere’ Shense<tteie Miaiee Raberkin Soap—8 cak . ‘and forged steel-—-nickel 25 ct. value. 12 Boys’ Shirts 79 ct. Men's Domet Pajamas 58 Intsh--6-to & Inch: ie | Lusterite Nail Enamel—26 ct. size.. | medium at Ntripes on white grounds—ailk : Sale. ..38 ae KENTUCKY} | Nail Piles—all alzes-—reg. .10.. A r all sien reales also blue MEN'S FUMNISHINGS—MAIN FLOOR be attached laundered Tooth Brushes—16 and .19 value 124 WOYS' FURNISHINGS ain PLook, 8 fa TOBACCO ihe-Bir | Zhe-koe* | Ivory Tint Hair Brushes —reg. $4.98 & $8.49 Girt’ 7; ba) ROY ra all ——— Ivory Tint Dressing: Combs— yn gee nin nd drawera—natural keay” || BURLESQUE, Ivory Tint Trays-—rer prajeriete oo ‘colors OF early MEN'S UNDERWEAI MAIN FLOOR sav 37 way & JOU au, Del lyory Tint pelted Gi Jionekel's hishe o Sclaso DALY'S reg 00 | Ma ra box and PeNGIAIS! DEF —enoonD wings, — | Hel eld Piles Meetriee inntituce || iemeentced roa’ gage, eect ng HEART CHARMERS as ; Ivory Tint Photo Frames—reg. .25.. 49 sinst ‘ x si208 turer's guara for 10 years. | Sciasorn—rellable mal 7 ot RS TE aye ineea" and Junior Coats. Fa STATIONERY “THliiD FLOOK | inch—reg, 39 pro, Hale Oe PARRICK::* bt ight iist,,t0 79,18 38 Men's Smoking Jackete , sportor thres-au quarter \4, Stiaaprraiti ‘tnt sere : 29 LUNCHEON praty PR et ’ pee BURLE: QUE Cabaret Girls. ee Miter SHOOND VLOOR, | ial Tomorrow, Lincoln Day FR CioArE | for 60 White Velle Blouse . GLovis MAIN FLOOR \ A im )LYMPIC iii? Matinee Daily) Pau0!*, {4° \Yolj#9od colers— Fee atte semoanale with ince’ and | 28 ct, New Ribena 16|| Special rye “THE BIG CRAZE” not at each Grice ~ grbroldery inserts —low collars | White, black, colors halt bow Club Sandwich, Mayonnaise D ORKVILLE * wake B ca ns ere 36.8. “ SISUSES—BRCOND FLOOR, RIBBONS MAIN FLOOR, Strawberry Jelly, Whipped Cream / ',s' Burlesque | ‘3! bw Were § and $4.9 or Rain Ice C BROADWAY BELLES vg | Mgn's Weel Sweater ( Leek fer the Cleckat Noah tis the Clecket Maroon and gray—w Tea Colles - oF May i f ts A