The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 7

ho, a OUR FOREIGK-BORN TELL WHAT AMERIGA - WEAN TO THEM (Continued From Sixth Page.) Assemblyman or Congressman, and have a say in the making of the laws of the greatest cc on earth, HB or navy, and perseverance ank in cither America h her, which ¢ her sons who defend nnot be said of many chase his own home or . He may raise himself to the highest peak of industry. » Jhin he could not do in any European country. The proudest d Jan. M1, 1990, when, he the Su- Preme Court, City of > York, I Faised my hand and swore allegiance to the flag of the U, 8. A, an oath I have ever since honorably kept. I am fe wason also proud to say that my _ son, though but in his early teens, fell wounded on the field of battle in France, defending with honor that flag he loved and I, his father, wwore to uphold. In conclus 1» [T wish to state that from my twenty-six vears of obser- vation here. for even fustice and MNWb- erality of laws, for every law abiding resident native and foreign alive, no other country on earth can equal tno good old U. S. A. bes: Educated Here Free After Flee- ing Massacres in Russia. Lagalty Editor, The Evening World: Back in Russia in 1905 there was @ massacre where all the Christian People. were murdering the Jews and go thousands of them © vped to America, the land of ‘dom where all nationa and races are alike. ‘We arrived here carly in 1906 and have lived here peaceably and happily ever since. In Russia to go to school to learn to read and write Russian cpst a for- une of money and even so, being a Jew, I was unable tg attend and study, but when | arrived here I ims mediately went to school without @ micke, of expense and the best part being Uhat 1 was compelled to go The result was that 1 am now tuliy educi and can, as a result of this, mingle with the best of people regurd- less of what nationality they are, in Amenca when | become of age Ihave a y and a voice tn the Gov- ernment, that is through my vote, and also this is a country of free speech. an say whatever he ever he wants with- killed or chased out of the country. any man living in America who has You remember that pecause America In 1916 my fi nd later he receive sation and medical care State Industrial Commission. Most important of all, America has given to my father, my brothers, sis- ters and myself a chance to make a decent and honest living and the courts always protect our rights and always sees that justice is done where ngs. To make the story brief, America is a free country, founded by broad- minded people and made for pea where anybody, ‘lor or religion, » I will become n citizen for life. American Bo'sheviki the Most Dangerous of All, J. J. H. Says. Loyalty Fait rid ty years of age, namely May 11, 1881, I found thatmy own fand could not support my” mother, father, four brothers and five sisters, 60 | made up my mind to travel to the land where I could at some future time send for my whole family, and to give to my dear old fe s the pleas- re they would he great di- hard and in Tre- never suffer epared me and helped 1 bo to Him, our Divine Lord watched and enided my footsteps to America, ———— & | America. compen. | from the THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1920. “|the land of the Oak of Freedom, to those that knew how to appreciate a Kindly welcome-—no others need @p- ply Suffice it to say T wor off until I had’ paid my whole family, placed fairly gvod home, put them all in a way of doing themselves, and then went out a hunting for a wife, and I was blessed with meeting one of the prettiest of Irish girls that the sun ever shone on, and before [God called her, in 1912, she bore eleven children to me, seven of whom are living, one boy ‘enlisting in the U. 5. Army ®*nd one in the U, 8. Navy when our beloved President sent out his 8. O. 8. in 1917, Another kid, too young for the Dutchmen, wants to 0 and wipe out the Mexicans; it was born in them. Weil, to tinish my story, [have three ters married and one single over |the Hast River. Two are married to | Srookiyn cops, and 1 by the way am retired Now York cop, living on my. pension, 'writing books of travel and history, having travelled some 65,000 miles, through Europe and So why should I not say God bless America, and to hell with the long nosed, long whiskered, hun- iry rascals of whom the infernal American Bolsheviki are the worst, for some of them are even four- flushing, in the halls of Congress? Beware of them, friends, beware, CAP et 1 my fingers passage of them in a { Found Work, Education and | Decent Living in America. | Loyalty Editor, Evening World: Your question in to-day’s Evening | World aroused my enthusiasm, as I am a foreign born American citizen, My father died when I was twelve years old, and 1 came to this country with my mother, a sister and a baby trother because We could not make a living in Europe. And this country gave us every- thing that Europe would not—a chance ty live decently, work in the daytime and educate ourselves in the evening, teachers that speak our lan- fuage and translate it into English. another country in the whole world that will do as much for @ poor immigrant? I had an oppor- tunity to be in Europe in 1908 with an American passport in my pocket, and I can't even you how great it felt to be a citi; of the greatest country in |, instead of being 4 subject of a King or an Emperor, I am married now and I have two boys. One oes to public school, the other to high school. And two better little American pa- triots you will have @ hard job to | find. \ If you think that this letter will) help to make aliens into good Ameri- | can citizens kindly publish it as would like to see every alien becom @s proud a citizen as I am now. A Plain Duty Do you know if you are straining them? You must be SURE when your eyesight is at stake. Ehrlich eyesight specialists advise you frankly if glasses will help your eyes. Correct Glasses, if needed, $3 to $10. PE brhche Sens New York: 184 B'way, at John St. 223 Sixth Av., 15th St 350 Sixth Av., rad St. tor Nas-au, at Ann St 17 West 4ad_ Street Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St,cor.Bond Si Comfort Sizes6 to 8.. Sizes 815 to I1.. zes 1114 to 2., Sizes 219 to7., “*Cleanlincss is Godliness, In the “SHOOTUB” the youngsters get cleanliness— “SHOOKID” SHOES administer the comfort. Children’s Tan or Black Calf Shookids Girls’ Tan or Black Calf Shookids Boys’ Shookids, 4.50 to 7.00 Positively the LOWEST PRICED Children's Shoes are SHOOKIDS Divine’’ Black, 4.65 Tan, 5.25 Black, 5.35 Tan, 6.45 Black, 6.35 Tan, 7.85 Black, 8.95 Tan, 9.35 Handkerchiefs neat, nice-looking ones that We specialize in Oil and Electric Heaters of every de- scription, for all requiremer ts Manre—Harement. 85th Street, will launder well— at noteworthy prices For Women Colored handkerchiefs, some with striped borders and embroidered corners, others with solid colored centers and fancy borders. Irish linen handkerchiefs, 14c ea. with colored printed bor- ders, white centers and hem stitched hems. For men Cotton handkerch fancy crossbar stilched hems. for $1.39. For children Handkerchiefs with colored lockstitched hems and block initials. Box of 29c. feere—Maln Toor, Center Y Hotat the Poles VACUUM RECEPTACLES at lowest-in Lunch kits containing vacuum bottles $3.24 and $3.74 \y-pint size Better meals for the man at work or the child at holiday are prices! Bevs—Main Floor, $4th St. block initials borders, Box of six -the-city prices invadushle panions for pic ing trip or outing 39c ea. fs, with and hem: three for N Cold at the Equator \@eg pint size And on com: nic, hike, camp. Note the low school, 1500 yards of fine Scotch madras curtaining Preferred by practical qualities, housewives because of its many It is easily laundered and may always look dainty and fresh. It is soft and drapes gracefully. The quality of the Madras is very good. ‘There are six dtractive patterns—stripes, blocks and all-over floral designs with or without borders. The material inches wide. 59c 69¢ 74 Qege—lourth Foor, Mede solely after cur own spceifications bear th No finer in live and fecther can be procured anywhere at the price, Two new models ar the supre-Macy stamp— together with the popular stamp of approval: Cordovan, $12.08 Tncluding Iitxury tax Cut of rich ‘wine cclored cordovan over a ast which speahs for combined smaitue: and dignity. is white or cream color, 32 to 52 » ene i ce and § Both Street, Kear, Rlen’s shces which | PA *° | prefer it, specially priced / In many instances these are priced at 25 per cent. below our early season prices, and there- fore offer a saving of about 25 per cent. to 50 per cent. on the present market values. Natural skunk searf, to be used in both the choker and tie effect, made of three rgws of skunk. Natural skunk shawl collars, expertly fashioned, of three rows of long silky fur, Natural skunk muffs, barrel shaped, finished Specially priced * Natural skunk muffs, of three rows of skunk, with silk shirring. i9 per yard | Black and Tan Calf, $9.89 | Simdar in shade and last to the cordovan nedel but in # calfskin, for the many who of skunk ’ Skunk fashioned in animal effects, made of two rows of natural fur, with head and tail, and fin- ished with a silk border. Natural skunk choker scarf, well made, slip-tie effect, and finished with a silk rosette. Skunk animal effects, of four rows of natural skunk, finished with head and two tails. Specially priced $24.74 Specially priced $37.75 Specially priced $49.75 Specially priced $63.50 Specially priced $77.75 $28.75 $34.75 $49.75 $74.75 Natural skunk muffs, of four rows of fur, large canteen shaped. Specially priced Natural skunk ‘muffs, large barrel shape, o' selected furred skins.” i) Specially priced Seye—Third Floor, J4th Street, Fromt, ==. Acanthus sterling silver flatware closes tomorrow Since the prices of silver flatware advanced 10% January first, this sale is more than ever an opportunity for thrifty buyers. The various pieces are of good weight and are fin- ished in the soft platinum tone in vogue at present. Sets of six ‘Tea spoons, * $5.94 | Ice cream spoons, $10.89 | Dinner forks, $18.89 Tea Spoons, 6.94 | Orange spoons, 10.89 | Dinner forks, 21.49 spoons, 8.94 | Oyster forks, 7.94 k 10.89 Dessert spoons, 3.98 | Individual salad forks, 10.89 9.94 Table spoons, 9 Dessert forks, 13.89 12.89 Coffee sjo0ns, 5.94 | Dessert forks, 16.68 | Dinner kuives, 14.89 Bouton spoons, 9:94 Individual pieces Tie derverd, $4.49 and $3.49 | Cold meat forks, small, $3.96 | Cucumber servers, $3.96 Cheese servers, 1.98 | Cold meat forks, large, 7.49 | Gravy ladles, 5.94 Butter knives, 3.74 | Berry spoons, 7.89 | iclly spoons, biped A Mayonnaise ladles, 1.98 Butter picks, 1.49 | Cream ladles, 3.49 | Soup ladles, 14.89 ving set, $19.89 Aeare—Main Floor, Browdway. Warm and strong for the particular man. Different materials but alike in one respect, low price. Men’s gloves Just the thing for bitterly cold days! Suede gloves, full pique sewn, made of selected i self and black embroidery, with black binding at wrists. One clasp, round corners, gusseted fingers. In reindeer and $2.24. pr. Double wool glo the discomfort ford and heather. Just Received from England, a Late Shipment of Men’s fur lined mocha buck gloves, $7.94 They are half rabbit, half coney lined and will prove 1 boon to the New Yorker on these bitter day's Beve—Muin Floor, Broadway. A clearaway of girls’ hats reduced to 49c to $1.98 Tailored hats of felt, beaver or velveteen. Trimmed with bands, bows and streamers of grosgrain ribbon, at the price. wearing two pairs of gloves without One clasp at wrists top bound with leatherette. In ox- $1.69 pr. ETT IST TS TE NIN TD AN NR NN EER eS tickets? men’s and young men’s winter overcoats. of this quality $31.75 Many keen buyers who have already bought these coats wonder how we can offer such quality fabrics and tailoring The answer is good merchandising |! This group of coats consists of higher priced garments taken from regular stock and reduced; also a number purchased at a special price from a manufacturer who was anxious to turn his merchandise into immediate cash. A saving to us means a Saving to you. Town ulsters Double Breasted and Semi-form Fitting Models See—Fitth Moor, Front, tuully like breasted model with be vertible collar, Priced of the best car. Chauffeur: Beers —Filih Floor, Are your children hard on shoes? Antiec'pating every mother’s reply are these shoes for hard knocks! $3.24 idths only | For Boys Sizes 11 to 6 | wide w The boy’s model on the approved and Strong, Munson last is made first always for hard knocks resisting leather in sole and upper will cut down the shoe bill and keep the youngsters well shod, Come Have you tried our Public Ser- vice Bureau for your theatre RH Magy ¥ Eos Nerrvetions Are Prices—Qualty—Serven scinsiibiiititmeniinniaiiaa ac : ; Bidwoy, 34th to 350 Sh Verified as the lowest price in the city for Box office prices. Aere —Main Floor, Balcony. Swing photograph frames Graceful in outlin are finished in gold bronze, others in gray. the basket and flower decoration. Complete with back and glass in’ sizes 7x10, 8x10, 8x11 and 8x12. Moye —Silverware Dept., Main Fleer, Chauffeurs’ winter ulsters, $39.75 the kind they need now! Made of heavy oxford gray cloth with wool body lining and Venetian yoke; double- Ited back and con- lowest-in-the-city.”” Answers every chauffeur’s need we know of. Warm for winter, durable for the wear and tear of chauffeur’s work, smart-look- ing to be in keeping with the appearance Remember , these coats are at Macy's Sizes 34 to 44. ’ Whipeord Suits (7.50 | leather in sole and upper will with- Ulsterettes e [ some of these A limited number have Front, Te Bn el For Girls Sizes 11 to 2 model combines neat appearance. IO: extra The The girl's wear with stand the rough wear of an active girl —and that is saying enough! Cut in medium height on a comfort- able last in black and tan laced models, this shoe will solve many a meme eee i ee ee ee ee me ee ee ee ae er ee c AMME YE Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard dl Merit 34" St. New York, seo - ew oe oe oe ee -- - Medium toe and blind eyelets. Shoes that pro fsare—Muin Baleony, B5th Street, Kear, | In both medium and round toe models. yfit by comparison! sole-stamp Beaye—Children's Hat Dept., Second Floor, Sith Street, Kear, laced, in black and tan, shoe problem, Bring the chilc'ren with you tomorrow. Baere—Second Floor, Rear, —_——_—— oe ese ee ee Serene cnes = ere ane nen en =