The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1916, Page 7

(Comins from Wire Paard fected, It remaine for fa 40 Ao the beat we can and not to fron the aity 4 ——— ROOSEVELT IS OUT FOR HUGHES a of (he present evident that antes morediy and with coanme aur leadership ta re. get ow Twin Trains Superb Equipment CHICAGO One presents the wonderful panorama of the Allegheny Mountains in daylight. The other unravels the great mysteries of the manufacturing districts of Ohio and Indiana in daylight. De Luxe All-Steel Trains Observation Library Lounging Cars Compartment Drawing-Room and Dining Cars “Chicago Limited” |the administration of | inietration in ow tional conscience. leaders who advo and adv Wilson | party.” himeelf he had 9.06 A. M. “I stated to them,” he continued, 8.15 A. M. ‘however, that In view of the atti- 9.25 P. M. tude of some of the Republican lead- .00 A. M, Lv. New York West 23d St. Lv." Foot Libert: leveland. hicago For reservations in sleeping care and full information call at Ticket Offices: 1276 Broadway, 7 Cortlandt St., . $08, 1828, 1354, 2174, 2081 Broadway #25 4 West 185th St., 4 Court St., Brook; foot Liberty St., and foot West 28d determined in advance. J. B. SCOTT oa aHES 18 BETTER FOR SAYS H General Eastern Passenger Agent OFFICE THAN WILSON. 1276 Broadway “In my judgment, the nomination New York of Mr. Hughes meets the conditions BALTIMORE & OHIO _TEB EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, | mace 0 yiaid trom the standpoint of the intereets af the Nation af & whorl “Tile waa (he witaation af (he it wane JUNE 26, nited lendere of curred the Presidential elertion rewalt in the chotes of etther the ite. fh and endeavor ta| Pabiican of the Democratic nominee of it the beet that it can be! “The present Adminictration, during *"" He three years of life, hae heen quiity of aherteeminge more signal these of any Adminiatration eines the LATING COURBE > PROGRESSIVES WANT HUGHES TO DISAVOW OLD GUARD LEADERS, | have but one Wilson have alleged | done more to relan the epring of th him that he confronted | national will and to deaden the ne- “Within the Republican party con. ficting forces were at work, Thera were men among the ormanisntion ted a courees action atioh aa offered no improy ment upon the Demoeratic poritior ated the nomination candidates whore election have represented fo impro | Upon the continuance in office NATE® HATEO T. A, 60 neve and other recoe. || SUPPORTED HUGHES. “It is wrqed against Mr. Hughes i) Never Neglect Colds; Treat Them Promptly tenth of all Hives leat Unrowgh To-Morrow— Tuesday i The Men's Hat Department Offers Imported and Domestic Straws “If such & course were followe!, it would obviously become our duty run a third ti But it was pi ly our duty to do everything h able in order to prevent such a ne- ceamity; to do everything short of sacrificing our momt sacred convio- tions in order to secure the alignment under one leadership of the forces opposed to the continuanes in power ‘of Mr. Wilson and the Democratic President Wilken need hens character and his urse of conduct in public affaires Justify um in the assured con- that the fact th. ed him will, in ne affect hia pubitc Mr. Roosevelt then recalls | Progressives last January ha lined our duty to seek comi tion with the Republican party also gives a reminder that in subse- quent statements and letters by life |organized German . ars have shown that cannot be said for Mr. Wi ‘oxpressed that the Republicans would “so act as to make it possible for the Pro- Greasives to join with them H. Macy & Co’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices ACTS B'way, Mth te 35th St, A Pre-Holiday Sale of Blouses and Tub Skirts At Interesting Prices ers it was at least conceivable that we should be put In a position where our highest duty, our fealty to the country, our sense of what patriotism demanded in a great crisis would make {tt imperative upon us to run a separate ticket, and that whether in such event it would be necessary for me to head that ticket could not be Many of these hats are equipped with the Easy 4 Fitting Cushion Leather Band. Special--Men’s Caps, 69c The kind that is sold elsewhere for a dollar. Macy's Usual Price 89¢. Only very high suiting % materials were % used in the man- ufacture ofthese “T stated in these interviews and in these letters, with the utmost em- phasis, that the decision of this point, like the whole matter of running a separate ticket, would have to be de- termined by what the interests of the country demanded in view of the ac- tion finally taken by the conventions eet forth in the statement of the Progressive National Committee, is- sued Jast January, and in my own |statements. Under existing condi- tions, the nomination of a third ticket would, in my judgment, be merely a variety of be- ’ coming shapes for Golf, Motoring and all out- Every Desirable Starts Color Tuesday and Style 9A. M. Herald Square Breedesy, Hibte iSO A Sale of 2,000 . Smart Sport Hats Made to sell for $2.97, 3.96 and 4.96 At $1.49 each Three prominent makers of millinery sold us their entire remaining stocks of Sport Hats to make room for fall goods after July 1st. We purchased these 2,000 hats at a fraction of their original cost, and offer them to you at a price that will enable you to purchase several,—one for each costume. The hats are all in perfect condition. There are hundreds of different styles: Many new felt hats, large sailors and popular mushroom shapes in real milan, bangkok and other fine straws—hats for golf, tennis, boating, automobiling and for city wear. The colors included are black, navy, chartreuse, gold, white, green, purple, etc. Included are styles for the miss, the young woman, and the matronly woman. It is indeed a remarkable assortment—you will surely find just what you want. Aacy's——-Second Floor, 34th Street, door sports. Macy's—Main Floor, 35th Street Chauffeurs’ Summer Suits or Overcoats Tub Skirts in a variety of smart styles $1.24 $1.69 $2.69 $2.89 $3.69 $4.89 Tub Skirts of white repp, pocketed and belted; also of eordeline. $ Blouses presenting the newest modes $1.39 $1.89 $2.39 White Voile trimmed; coatee effect with lace belt. lustrated at extreme left in cut. White Handkerchief Linen Blouse, v tee effect, collar and cuffs in stripes of rose Illustrated at centre left saving of about 14 the » original price. The quality, fit and style are up to the Macy standard and Cotton Corduroy Skirts in cluster stripes, meet the requirements of good motor livery, mak- novelty side pockets. Illustrated in centre or Copenhagen. An Excellent Opportunity for Economy. Others of repp, pique, ete. White Voile Blouse, three-quarter sleeves, insertions of lace forming design in front. | Illustrated at centre right in cut Coatee Blouse of striped voile in rose, Copenhagen, or green combined with white} pique; pockets and belt, centre of cut. Tucked Blouse of white voile with sailor collar and turn-back cuffs of fine dotted swiss trimmed with Filet pattern |: Illustrated at extreme Skirts of White Pique, repp or gabardine, , IS suit is made Y ality, allewool, hand shirred at back: nockets {n yarious style H is made of good quality, all i finished gray serge. The color, weight, style and tailoring are just what you would look for ina higher priced outfit. Coat is half lined and cut on a semi-Norfolk model, plain front, with two box | Cotton Corduroy Skirt, wide wale, shirred at back, with reticule pocket at left side. Illustrated at extreme left in cut. skirt of khaki with inverted pleat at back; others of repp, cordeline or gabardine. Skirts of Fine White Repp, V shaped in- serts over hips, button trimmed, as il/us- trated at centre right in cut. models at this price in cotton corduroy, gabardine or pique double breasted, New Tub Fabric, “Mousseline de Luxe” fashions two chie models collar and patch pockets; the other with sailor collar and black bow, White Galatea sailor collar of two-toned awning stripes; clusters of smocking in colors to correspond, Elbow length sleeves and broad belt. $1.39 Handkerchief Linen Blouse jn white with double sailor collar and turn-back cuffs bound with Copenhagen 01 stitched front. one with high wes Skirts of Novelty Cord, pockets at sides, Illustrated at centre left button trimmed, Te White Corduroy Skirts, wide wale, slashed pockets at sides, strictly trated at extreme right. models in awning stripe tailored, as illus- » White gabardine ia NU ONION T (oN QViis@\li/eWi@ri/anirevi/ev ee the O14 Oeart nae | aroup ot wan Wie power to commen aressn Hopuntt. | (Me Proaresstved support, he has bean Hats that were $2.74; now $2.19 Hats that were $1.89; now $1.24 The assortment of colorings is large enough to fill any particu- lar need. Grays, Browns, Tans, Greens and mix- tures are well repre- sented. An early selec- tion is strongly advised) TRS Ae ta» Piet $14.75 Macy's former price, $19.75 HERE is an oppor- tunity to clothe } your chauffeur in a neat, well tailored, serviceable summer outfit at an early price reduction. These garments were taken from our regular stock and are offered at a pleats and stitched belt in back, illustrated above. Also another full Norfolk model with yoke, tlustraled at right. Trousers cut on come fortable, neat lines. The Overcoat is a Double Breasted Model andmay be wornopen at the neck, as illustrated at left, or buttoned to the neck, giving a military tyle. This Overcoat is mad naterial similar {in the suit ! ’ noinec, Macy's Pifth Flo 4th Street.