The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1916, Page 7

) ‘ a "ud SWANN Uegg ORE aN A RIN Gd 1 eR RRRINIONT An beh Oh Se pC lg «BINS SCHOL TEACHER LAND DESPONDENT DESBYHSOMN HAD Prof. Westervelt, Graduate of Princeton, Cuts His Throat. Brilliant Prof. Walter W. Westervelt, « tencher of the senior class of the fafied to report for breakfast at 8 @elock Prof. William Gray went to MMs room and found the body. Dr. H. R. Chariton was called in and said Prot. Westervelt had been dead for two hours, He sald he had been treating him for heart trouble, | | ff and although he had at one time been | despondent over his affliction, of late he appeared to be more cheerful.! Yesterday he was one of the most enthusiastic rooters for the school team at a baseball game, and before he retired at 10 o'clock last night he ‘was quite cheerful. _—_—_——___ HE BRAVED DEATH TO VISIT HIS SICK WIFE Man Who Stole Ride on Top of New Haven Train Is Set Free at Bridgeport. BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 3.—The Police to-day released George Russell of No. 130 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, N. ¥., following his arrest on the charge of stealing a ride from New Haven to Bridgeport on top of a Now Haven train when he declared he was out of funds and was on his way te vistt his sick wife. He was seen to scramble from the top of the coach as the train drew into the local station. It is considered angerous to get within three feet of the high tension wires and officers say he must have come within closer range than that on many crossove: along the line. They are surprised that he escaped electrocution. METHODISTS FOR SUFFRAGE. a Elected. N. Y., May 23. —The Rev. Alexander P. Camphor of Birmingham, Ala., was elected negro missionary Bishop for Liberia, Africa, by the General Conference of the Meth- odist Church to-day. The Rev. Eben 8. Johnson of Sioux City Ia., was elected missionary Bishop for the remainder of Africa after Rev. J. E. Crowther of New York City, who was in second place, had withdrawn. On the motion of Federal Judge Henry ‘W. Rogers of New Haven, Conn., « reso- lution was adopted amid applause jn- dorsing woman suffrage. Only six dele- gates voted in opposition. eee, CARPENTERS KEEP UP STRIKE t President as a Traitor. { Branding their National President, W. Hew York Locals Brand National 1, Hutchinson, as a “traitor to the eause in New York,” the District Coun- , fl and all the locals of the International Carpenters’ Union in this city ha: unanimously voted to continue thi strike against the association shop: ‘There are 3,000 carpenters involved. T! union is paying strike benefits of $6 a ‘week, and the men say they will stay out until the essociation guarantees Rogers Trial Set for June 5, Justice Tierney in the Bronx Supreme Court to-day designated June 5 as the date for the trial of Lorlys Biton Rogers on @ charge of white slavery. The trial Gate was set at the request of Lewis @tuyvesant Chanler, counsel for Rogers, who also defended Mrs. Rogers when she ‘was tried on the cha: of murderin, one of her children, Blow the Horn For My Old Corn Has Gone corn—he's 20 in between toes, or dottom ‘comfort+ remedy for corns Ifke ‘Any oryaaiet will Pierce’ 1 end you your money back if Pi eqan't got your corn fer trial package £20 West t Shirt of heavy white ese silk; deep round » front band and cuffs i eat silk let or red. e large pearl button and bound buttonhole. /I- lustrated at lower right in cut, $6.94 'gette Crepe Blouse with collar, double frill and flare cuffs. oval buttons. Illustrated at left in cut, Sleeveless Slip-over Blouse of Georgette Crepe, This dainty affair comes in navy or black and ceed be worn over any style blouse. Finished at waist with cot shirrings, silk cord fasteni: in ring design. Underwear Speci Children’s Drawers, Made of excellent cambric, deep ruffle trimmed with lace insertion and edge, joined with veining. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Misses’ Princess Slips, two styles, Made of fine white nainsook; neat ruffles at bottom trimmed with lace insertion and beading; neck and arm-holes lace trimmed. Sizes 6 to 16 yrs. ———Macr's Third Fleer, 85th Street, Rear: Women’s Silk Gloves finger tips; Paris point em- broidered backs; good qual- ity Milanese weave. Black 'Marchioness”” Front-Laced Corsets, $3.39 Made of strong white coutil, very low bust, slightly higher in back; boned, to give flat back effect. Elastic insert at back. 24 to 36, Japanese Silk Dresses, Black or all white; dainty styles; skirts full, pleated or tunic effects; plain white lawn collars, Self- covered buttons, Crepe de Chine Mourni: Conservative, dressy models; all black, line effects, with tunic skirts, cut full and flaring. Taffeta Silk and Georgette Crepe Combinations more elaborately trimmed, De) Je reali ‘ * ‘Macy‘e—Serend Fiver, Contre. Blouse Modes Distinctively New with hemstit centre in cut, at side; elaboratel; at upper mght in cut. lacy’o—=Third Fleer, 34th Street, ° For Misses and Children 38¢ | Children’s Gowns, Sizes 4 to 14 years. For Summer Needs “Marchioness” Silk Gloves; two clasps, double 59c the elbows. Macy'e—Main Floor, Brosdway “Marchioness” Front-Laced Corsets Many of our patrons have found Front-Laced Corsets to be a decided improvement to their figures. satisfied with the corset you are wearing try one of the ““Mar- chioness” Front-Laced styles. They are correctly designe scientifically boned, and made of beautiful fabrics. “Marchioness”’ Front-Laced Corsets, el heavier boning and longer hips, well as illustrated. Sizes 21 to 26. “Marchioness” Front-Laced Corsets, $4.89 A variety of models and mat coutil, medium bust, Abas 3 hips, heavily the boning placed to give lo: bust, long hips, lightly boned. ‘‘Marchioness” elastic gores back and fr model in striped coutil, ‘Macye'—Third Floor, 35th Street, Rear——= Mourning Dresses Simple and Dignified Black Voile Dresses, $6.74 to $22.74 Dresses, $14.74 to $48.75 Macy's—Third Fleer, 35th Street, Broadway Macy’s Pattern Department You have your choice of two originations—Pictorial Review or McCall's —which offer a very large variety of styles. Soutache Braided Blouse of fine voile in white, flesh and bisque. Braided and front, also on cuffs in elaborate designs. Finished and braid buttons. Illustrated at the $4.89 printed two-toned border on Rows of hemstit and 74 $5.24 ted back and front 44c Made of fe white lapeteg H juare nec! n style; yo! lace insertion | embroidery. 69c and 94c Even wholesalers are beginning to feel the poate A good quality Silk Gloves. Orders placed long in advance vided us with ample stocks to suppl to the usual Macy standards and ve pro- ly the demand; qualities up prices, ‘““Lowest-in-the-City.” Women’s Mousquetaire Silk Gloves;good quality Milan- ese weave; Paris point em- broidered backs; two clasps at wrists. Black or white. These gloves will reach to If you are not quite ed, $2.89 For the slight, girlish figure, one style is made of ink batiste, very lightly boned, low bust, medium fee hips. For the srerae figure, one with ips, also in pink. Another style, made of white coutil, low bust, long ned, with inserts of elastic in skirt, . Low bust, with elastic band at waist line in front; medium length hips; another model, made of strong white joned; ng straight line effect, Another style of flesh color brocade has medium Front-Laced Corsets, $5.94 Made of strong white coutil, very low bust with elastic in front to give freedom, The long skirt has Same A well-chosen assortment of dresses—refined, distinctive styles, will be found in our Mourning Section, Third Floor, 85th Street side, Suits, Coats, Skirts, Blouses and other mourning acces- sories are assembled here for the convenience of our patrons; efficient salespeople to render every assistance in making $4.69 to $8.49 Simple models in all black; one style with full, pleated skirt; the other with three tier corded skirt; waists trimmed with moire ribbon, $17.74 to $24.74 or with dainty white collars; straight season; Camisoles Effective Styles Nine Models, 94c Flesh satin, hemstitched, ribbon shoulder straps; flesh crepe de chine, embroidered in carnival stitch; others of flesh satin, com- bined with lace in various pretty ways; some with lace shoulder straps, others of ribbon; several tailored styles with hemstitching. Camisoles, $1.29 Flesh satin, embroidered in car- nival stitch, finished with deep band of cream lace, and ribbon shoulder straps. Blue Bird Camisoles, $2.69 Aa illustrated, a charming style of white moire silk with blue bird design in pale blue. Lace and ribbon trimmed. === Macy’s—Third Floor, Rear——= Note Salmon, Peach, Quaker Gray, Moss Green, Colored Skirts, $3.29 Herald Square. An Important Sale 800 Semi-made Skirts White Washable -Corduroy Skirts On Sale in Our Dress Goods Department, Second Floor, 35th Street Side For sport and general wear Corduroy is one of the most favored materials, These semi-made Skirts are made in one of the most desirable models shown this cut full and flaring, shirred back, belt extending from hi back; two slashed pockets, and pearl buttons. Taped s All that is required is to sew up the front seam, and the skirt is ready to be worn. All the popular sizes represented in this collection. the fashionable colors: Delft Blue, Copenhagen, Violet and Maize White Skirts, $2.39 Gold, An Ideal Skirt for Memorial Day Outing jacy’e—Second Floor, Dress Goods Dept., Broadway, 85th Btreet, Bway, Mth te 35th Si. Smart Colored Corduroy Skirts $3.29 ‘aped seams, we! SS, $1.00 per year. across finished. Distinctive Outer-Coats for Various Occasions Although termed “Storm Coats,” these garments are ideal for motoring, riding, walking, traveling and even- ing wear. The fabric is a pure silk, treated by a secret process, which makes it im- pervious to water, heat and dust. Crystal-like in its trans- rency, it comes in a beauti- fi array of coloriti— oats coat weighs only about 14 ounces, and . en Leech occupies a small space, mak- ing it ideal for traveling. The fabric has no odor, es there is no rubber in the composition. Despite its lightness and transparency, it is strong and durable, and with reasonable care will give all that could be desired in service. Two styles in sizes for women and misses. Transparent Oil Silk Coats, $15.49 Full, loose model, made with deep, raglan sleeves, convertible collar, slash pockets; a variety of colors, purple, taupe, red, rose, orange, bright blue, navy, tan and light or dark green. Transparent Oil Silk Coats, $16.24 Very full model, with deep, set-in sleeves and tab cuffs. Single breasted, roll collar, large pockets; illustrated. Purple, orange, red, bright blue, navy, light or dark green, brown, tan, taupe and rose, =Macy'e—Third Floor, Broadway, Centre Suits---Tailored for -|Men Who Are Particular It takes mighty good tailoring to turn out a Summer Suit that will hang right. There’s no stiff lining to straighten out the wrinkles in a faulty cut coat and no padding to bolster up the weak spots. nd right here. is where Macy clothes assume leadership. They are far ahead of those sold elsewhere at an equal price, and are equal to clothes as sold elsewhere at a much higher eSO>¥y price. Let us consider our Suits For Men of All Ages at $24.75 Strictly hand-tailored of materials such as are used by exclusive merchant tailors. Plain colors in abundance, chalk line stripes, small checks and many of those ules refined colorings so dear to the heart of the careful dresser. he variety of styles is great. There is a graceful English model, much admired this year, with high waist line, long, soft roll lapel and that distinctive peak notch, Then a one-button effect, really two buttons, but one covered by the roll of the lapel. Conservative three-button models are also featured— roomy and comfortable, yet smart and correct in every line. All of the suits are skeleton lined, many with silk yokes and sleeves; seams taped with silk. Whatever your requirements may be—you will be certain to satisfy them with Macy Models. Why not call and see for yourself? Other Suits at other prices. OO Mary'2—Fifth Floor, Brosdway Everybody Shoald Help the Good d Work of the | ross During the month of May, applications for membership may be signed in this Store, Dues | American Red Desk at 84th Street elevators. A Remarkable Offer for Vacation Time Wardrobe Trunks Preedet $10.49 ier tiederen A strong, substantial trunk at a price very far below the ordinary. basswood Constructed of ’ panels, three-ply veneer covered with waterproof canvas, fibre reinforced and riveted brass corners. Tablecloths and Napkins Japanese Bungalow Cloths Imported by us direct from Japan. A fresh shipment just received of pretty bungalow or breakfast table- cloths in quaint Oriental patterns; neat blue and white effects. Tablecloths 70x70 inches. Napkins to Match 1#x12 inches........... 44c dos. Draperies That Defy the Summer Sun The decorative treatment of eat (a requires furnishings which will not fade in the Summer sunlight. Sun- fast Fabrics have this sun-resisting quality and therefore lend themselves effectively to Summer window and door hangings. These Sunfast Drap- eries, in plain colors which harmonize with cretonne covered furniture, give a delightful and pleasing appearance be had in ton or Mad- room to a room. They ma: Poplin, Shiki, Amure, ras in plain color effects. Sunfast Poplins Made in pleasing effects in brown, rose, green, red, gold or bluc. 60 inches wide. $1.16 per yd. Sunfast Amure May be had in green, rose, gold or blue. 50 inches wide. $1.49, $1.64, $1.98 per yd. A special display of the beautiful effects which may be obtained by the use of these plain Sunfast Draperies and harmonizing Cretonnes together Sunfast Shi Made in beautiful effects in green, blue. gold, inches wide. $1.16 per yd. Sunfast Eton Made in rose, Llue or freee. 50 inches wide. $2.49 per y: may be seen in our upholstery department. Madras Curtain Lace Madras Curtaining in Sunfast Colors and white or ecru make ideal Summer window treatments. The sunfast colors may be used without fear of iaaing, while the white or ecru fabrics may be washed and ironed and then rebung, looking as fresh as ever. Sunfast Madras Sunfast madras curtaining may be had in plain or figured effects in red, olive, rose, blue, brown or gold, Plain—80 in. wide, 420 per yd.; 45 in. wide, 640 per yd; 60 in. wide, 84c per yd. Figured—80 in. wide, 590 4.5 46 in. widy Otc per ya i White or Ecru Madras With figured bordere and centree— 80 in. wide, 24c and 34c per yd.; 85 in. wide, 320 and 360 per ya. All-over figured without bordere—35 in. wide, 240 to 39¢ per yd.; 65 in. wide, 24c to 64c per yd. Our Special Order Department will be glad to submit samples, suggestions and estimates for animes draperies, plgpetiedly awnings, great etc All orders will be filled in the shortest possible time. SEE = Macy'e—Foarth Floor, Rear Rugs for Summer Weather : In the Spring and early Summer all nature takes on an appear- ance of néw life. The heme accordingly feels this influence § and is ready to receive its summer rugs and carpets. Macy's ff Rug Department has realized this and provided a large display § of Summer Rugs and Mattings at very low prices. This is also a good time to buy heavy carpets at prices fully 20 per cent. lower than they will be in the Fall. Fibre Rugs Made of imported fibre; tightly twisted, unaffected by weather con- ditions, Have smooth, hard sur- faces. natural fibre color on one side; stenciled borders or small all over patterns on the other. Color combinations of green, brown, red, blue, tan and terra cotta, 4ft.6in.x7ft. Gin. $2.74 & $3.34 Oft. x oft, $4.24 & $5.14 8ft. Sin. x 10ft. Gin, $6.74 & $7.89 Oft. x18 ft. $8.24 & $9.89 Herringbone Weave Prairie Grass Rugs Made in plain green, brown or dark blue centres with stenciled Grecian Holland Rush Rugs These rugs are made of tough, dur- able rush, oblong in shape, in nat- ural color with striped band borders of either red or green across ends. These rugs are reversible and make excellent porch coverings as weather conditions do not affect them. oft. x7 ft, $3.97 Oft. x oft, $7.89 Bit. x LOft, $11.48 Oft. x 12 ft. key, scroll or band borders, ‘The reverse sides have aolid colors, The herringbone weave gives the rugs much more weight than the regular grase rug weave. 18 in. x 86 in. 486 #7 in. x 54 in, $1.04 3 ft. x 6 ft. $1.64 4ft. Gin, x7 ft. Gin. ois Ott, xO ft 48 Velvet and Axminster Carpets Made of standard quality materials in Oriental patterns and colors, 12 to 20 designs in each grade, Ex- cellent for hall irs and rooms, A purchase at this time will save money, as similar qualities will without doubt cost from 20 to 25% more in the Fall. Velvet Carpet, $1.44 per yard. A strictly all wool carpet of heavy, close weave, Velvet Carpet,$1.24,$1.14 per yd. Standard quality, heavy velvet carpet of all wool yarn, Tapestry Brussels Carpet, 89¢ yd Good, serviceable quality in many patterns, Axminster Carpet, $1.24 per yd. Fi Borders to match, into rugs of any size, SS Macy's vourth Floor Oft. x 12 ft, 14 Bit. x 10 ft, 1.74 Oft. x 12 ft, China and Japanese Full roll: OOo K fresh, new ve recently imported” All rolls are 40 yards long, 1 yard wide. China Matting Plain White Color—$8.24, $9.24, $11.89, $12.89, $13.89 per roll. Figured — $5.89, $7.89, $9.24, $10.24, $11.48, $12.48 and $13.48 per roll. Japanese Matting Plain White Color—$12.89 and $18.24 per roll. Figured — $13.48, $13.89 end $15.89 per roll. Inlaid and Cork Linoleums Inlaid—In tile and imitation wood designs in combination colors, 8 [a yards wide, $1.09, 84c and 76¢ per aq. yd. Figured Cork—® yards wide, in] @ many designs, S4c & S80 aq. yd. brown or rose. 50 $15.48 >} een ae ea Tet