The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1922, Page 11

BY RECOGNITION OF HS LIFE WORK Poundation and F and Prelecture- ship to Be Launched To- Morrow Night, ‘The life work of a man to make New York the most patriotic and best Informed city in the world will be given recognition to-morrow night at Town Hail when the Henry M. Leip- ziger Foundation {s, launched. Dit Leipziger left his impress on both the adult and younger generation, and the appropriation of $10,000 from his estate will perpetuate his influence throitgh an endowed lectureship free |= to all. The fund is administered by the League for Political Education with Judge Samuel Gi |» Henry W. Taft and Robert E. as the com- mittee in charge. The first lecture, by, James M. Beck, Solicitor General on “The Lost Sense of Values," wil| likewiso celebrate tno sixty-elghth anniversary of Dr. Leipziger’s birth in Manchester, England. Mr. Taft will preside and briefly outline Dr. Leipziger's career. Representatives of the City College, from which he was graduated in the class of 1878 with the degrees of B.S. and B.A. and men and women of prominence will be present Leipziger, who was an LL. D. and Ph. D of Columbia and an LL. D. of Union University, eame to this country as an immigrant in early youth and received his education tn the public schools. He qualified as a lawyer, supporting himself during his law course at Columbia by teaching night school. “After a brief period he relinquished his practice to become a teacher, but after six years his health failed and for two years he travelled and rested. In 1884, with the help of co-religionists, he founded the He- brew Technical Institute, becoming the Superiniendent, and remaining till 1891, whe: ss brought him the position of Assistant Superinten- dent of Schools. In this position he found means to launch his ‘University of the Peo- ple"? through the free lectures in the public schools, which had been suggested and strongly advocated by The Evening. World. Lectures were opened in 1899 in six schools and in Mhree months an attendance of 22,000 testified to his popularity. The major- {ty of those who came were middle: aged. By 1900 there was an army of lecturers and a half million attend- ance, and before Leipziger's death in September, 1917, the attendance has passed the million mars. Dr. Leipziger never married. His sister, Miss Pauline Lcipziger, and his brother, Nathaniel S. Leipziger, promoted the lectureship in his mem ory. Only one lecture, that of the Solicitor General, is projected at pres- ent. This will be printed and circu- lated through libraries, newspapers, magazines and other sources. FOURTEENTH Begin the New Year With a New Suit Men’s suits. plain colors. A fine selection of all-wool plaid back overcoats tailored in the most desirable Winter styles. Ulster, ulsterette, Chesterfield and other popular models in wanted shades. Sizes 34 to 46, regulars and stouts. Men’s Furnishing: . Nen's Flanneleite Pajamas —leavy weight, well cut, loop trimmings. All sizes 1.65 colors. Men’s Extra Size Nightshirts —- made of good weight domet flannel, every garment is extra Jong and Popular make. All sizes wide. All sizes. Special 1.74 Special 1,77 SEE PAGE 23 FOR OTHER HEARN ADVERTISING ee ewww! And Get One With ih Pep and Brains} Chicago Expert Says vi Heal, Chin and Cheeks Givel Sure Test of Her Ability. CHICAGO, Dec, 28.—The National Commercial Teachers Federation Convention got a few tips on how to tell an intelligent stenographer “If a girl has a long pointed chin, | head she is the ideal girl to do stenographie work,” gerald of Chicago, speaking on h cheek bones and a large fore- ||]! sald Dr, J. M. Fitz “The Application of Practical Applied Psychology to Student Management and Direction." “The front, or first, section of the head is composed of the powers of in- telligence,” he said, “the middle part contains the mental powers or pep, and the back of the head the ability to think and act quic * “te a young Indy ns a large fore- head it denotes that she is intelligent; if she has high check bones it shows she has the power to carry on or, we might say, pop; and if the girl pos- sesses a long pointed chin she has the ability to think and act without first pondering the subject.”’ Sons. 75 WOMEN’S and MISSES’ Of Poiret — twill, tures. Formerly 35.00 to 65.00, for. Tolman, Broadway, Bh cethcins Clearancé Sale Wotnen’s and Misses’ Juniors’ and Girls’ Coats—Suits—Dresses At Prices to Clear at Once Sale Begins Friday Morning | tricotine WILL URGE SE NEED ( OF LABOR. WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Desirability | of more and cheaper labor will be among reasons advanced next week be= fore the House Committes on Immigra- tlon for lifting the tmmigration ban, Hearings are to be held on bills sceking to revise existing statutes. i The committee stands about 12 to 3 for continuing restriction. They are} |i) supported by the Administration. The} |} American Federation of Labot is ex- pected to oppose any effort to lift the jaw. Bthand Sth Sts, TAILORED SUITS and = mannish mix- tas 20.00 to 39.50 100 PLAIN and FUR TRIMMED COATS—Fine materials in blue, brown, black and sport mix- tures. Formerly 22.50 to 98.50, for . 175. WOMEN'S samples, a and black. Formerly 29.50 to 45.00, for 55 GIRLS’ COATS—Of all wool materials, plain and fur trimmed models, all desirable colors. Formerly 12.75 to 35.00, for 75 CHILDREN’S DRESSES—Sizes 7 to wool and cotton materials, a beautiful! of models, all colors. Formerly 2.50 to 35.00, for .......... ‘ NONE EXCHANGED STORE OPEN 9 TO 5.30 P. M. AEARN-S Founded 1827 STREET 2 450 Were $30.00 and $32.50 Suits of new and conservative styles, made of all wool fabrics and finely tailored. Some are two-trouser Materials are worsteds, tweeds, cassimeres, cheviots and flannels in >tripes, checks, Sizes 34 to 46. Men’ S <R> Overcoats Special — Ss 00 neat patterns, and MISSES’ DRESSES—Mostly wonderful assortment WEST OF FIFTH AVE. Men’s Underwear ete. Men's Fine Neckwear unusually attractive patterns and quality; stripes, scrolls and solid Were 95 ct. and 81.24..... Men's Winter Underwear drawers; wool mixed gray, .. 14.75 0 60.00 in blue, brown 16.95 to 25.00 9.75 «© 19.50 16, silk, assortment 1.95 to 19.50 NONE CREDITED | Suits mixtures and new assortinent, good 73 shirt and soft and durable. THE EVENING WORLD ETE EEE ~ HONOR LFIPZICE |Pick Your Stenog. by These Rules |f NEW YORK 4) Wool Scarfs, $2.75» With or without pockets Camel's fringed and and belts. brushed wool, plain effects. Main floor. Brassieres and Bandeaux, 59¢ A miscella- neous lot of brassieres ban- Ev- ery size from 32 to 44 tn the assort- but not In every style. Second and deaux, ment, Known For Our Low Prices In the Apparel Section Women’s | Women’s Extra Size Winter Coats $13.95 Extra long slenderizing model of tan spot ings, fully with durable quality Vene- tion lining. Sizes 42 to 54. Second floor. Women’s Serge Dresses, $12.95 Jersey Dresses $4.00 Two-piece atyle jersey dresses for or school ing shades. Sizes 14 to 18, but not in every style or color, Second floor. Tn_ail p= S. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1922 me 59TH TO 60TH STREET--LEXINGTON TO THIRD AVENUE Plush Coats $29.95 Genuine Peco Plush Coats, smart straight Iino models, 30 inches Sport Coats $9 Double-faced herringbone mixtures in tan and ray. New, estrable atyles in these warm, long. with} practical large ‘shawl| coats, Sizes collar of] % to 44. Skunk Opos- | Second floor. sum, Sizes 34 to 46. Sec- Extra Size Poiret Twill Dresses $12.95 Not every style in every size, but an excellent choice ond floor. rt coat- | of straight line slenderizing ined throughout models in good — quality iret twill, Navy and lack. Sizes 42 to 52. Second floor. Sport Skirts $2.95 Mannish tailot dresses This large assortment of of serge In sizes 36 to 46. good looking skirts includes The colors are Navy and | twerds, stripes and plaid Black. irtings. Sizes 26 to nd floor. ‘ > Misses Misses’ Winter Coats $13.95 Of the fashionable suede velour, trimmed with cars- or beaverette. In navy reindeer and in sizes 1t'to 18. Second floor. practical pusiness: the lead- Infants’ Barrows 3 for $1 made with muslin band. Second floor. Infants’ Stockings 23¢ pair With silk heels and toes. White only. Seconds 4 to 6%. Second floor. hair, 1500 Pairs Women’s Shoes, $3.79 taken from ik of higher \ floor. Military Heels. Flannelette | itt, S)°staca uit at Kimonos : : $1.15 h and wn irrench quality but Hae ty every. style. Second floor. Overnight Bags, s 85 Women’s 12-Button Suede Cotton Gloves, 69c Mousquetatre 4 backs beaver, ponsee Main floor embroidi ors are mode, and ‘mastic Fitted bags, veads, with 14 Main floor. | Women’s | Vests and Pants | 59e Tights an Medium we style with | Low and h The col- floor Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose, 89c Theae are heavy weight full fashio’ hose 6 Women’s Pamaden Felt Slippers. Be ppsrs, Women’s 65c pair Handkerchiefs Te each J ghtly soiled. White and in Main floor Good quality © flannelette, | Sizes ‘ | Wrist Watches, | | learned to associate last month of a every effort has Writing Paper |. 25c | Cabinet containing 36 sheets and 36 envelopes; white cloth finished. Lex. Ave. Level. Real Filet Antique Lace 55¢ Bands 7 to 1) Inches wide. Hand mna?e. Sultable for fancy work, curtains, ete Main floor. 4.6x12 and floor. Filet and ' Nottingham Curtains, | $1.39 pair | ‘With plain centres or with small design; conventional | borders. In white, Ivory or ecru; 2% and 2% yards long. | ‘Third floor. Anis! fruit. especially noteworthy bargains, prices are for tomorrow only. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Axminster Every item advertised on this page isa bargain such as our pdtrons have with Coupon Day, but coming as it does, in the eval of unusual sales, een made to present These Axminster Rugs, $12.50 Rugs, neat allover patterns; heavy durable quality, ‘Third Framed Pictures : 79¢ Very fine reproductions of old masters in colors, Neatly fr 1 in gilt and brown . Size 10x12. ‘Third floor. Metal Cookie Boxes 29c About 5-Ib, capacity, amolled motal with oak leat design in brown egg. shell cover En- attractively decorated with bagket of Main floor, January White Sale Of Housekeeping Linens Will Save You Much This sale now in progress is your best oppor- tunity to replenish your supply of linens for the household at advantageous prices. Table Cloths, Napkins, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bedspreads, Blankets, Comfortables. Our stocks are bountiful, questionably great. large quantities for future needs. “White Gold our values are un- It will pay you to buy in All-Silk Ribbons 11.3 4 kt $11. 5 17c yard watch; threo atyles to se . | from. Novelty floral designs Fitted with 16 Ie bands. Guaranteed t Main floor Beds and Bedding Values ds, In Nght and dark Also plain colors. 500 Metal Beds, White and Ivory, $7.50 Four different designa, one filustrated, some with square tubing post and fAllers. » 4) and full aise. Finished tn white and tvory enamel. Fourth floor Roll Edge Layer Simmons Felt Mattresses, $9.95 "This mat made in o own fac Bed Springs, $4.95 Men’s Winter Overcoats : been at far higher At $15 their value prices. is remarkable, M4. to 46. Second floor. Gloves : 59c All-wool Imported short and gauntlet styles, heather mixture. Boys’ Flannel Blouses : 89c Made of collars attacl Second floor. ed; These wool tw ‘ond floor sizes. Cotton Hose, l7e * Fine ribbed cotton hose; Black, Main strictly first quality, white and cordovan. floor, Wool Sport Hose, 39c Silver-Plated lonial design. Set consists Ten Pot, Sugar Bowl, Spoo Holder and Creamer, floor. 40-in. Canton Crepe : $2.29 Extra heavy weights, grey, henna, rose, black,” Main floor, Tweeds : This lain For skirts and coat sulta, tions, Matn floor. Umbrellas: $1 These are made of fast- ralnproof material on Assort- ring paragon frame. ment of cord, handles hook, Main’ floor Imported Steel Scissors, 29¢ Highly polished _nicke! good cutters: alzes 5 to inches long. Main floor, Silk Taffeta Pillows, $1.95 Beautiful ally and ex Kalloon. led with thi st grade or. $15 Warm, roomy coats of all - woo! plaid back fabrica, made with targe convertible selling All sizes, Boys’ and Girls’ English Wool loves, Main floor, rey flannel, with alzes,7 to 16. Boys’ Caps : 89c ‘2 made of all- Seo- Boys’ and Girls’ Boys’ and Girls’ Variety of colors to choose from; irregulars. Main floor, Tea Sets, $8.50 Four-plece allver-plated tea set, bright finish, plain Co- brown, coca, Jade, navy, white and 54-in. All Wool Homespun and $1.49 material comes in and novelty patterns. all wanted color combinas agilows, artistic. Ne \ Values for Men and Boys in st In | in. Made of ali wool overcoat ing in a assortment of greys, and mixtures. Sec- ond Noor. Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats : In brown, navy and cinna-* mon. convertiblecoliars. Sizes 3 to 10, Second floor. aw soparate. inside. wip ot Boys’ School Over- § coats $9.49 browns heather Junior $6.45 Belted “modeis with Men’s Shirts $1.19 Broken lots from our reg- ular stock of much high priced | shirts, and fine woven Sizes, 13% to 17. Main floor, Men’s Silk Ties 35e Broken tots of man's mood |) | quality slik ties, taken from. our regular stock ut tu higher-priced goods and gnaea for Coupan Road M Men’s Shoes, $4.90 pair High and low shoes; choice of tan, mahogany, gun metal and vicl kid. Brogue or plain girls mons medium and blucher and toe straight lace = Sizes 6 Second fi Men’s Felt Slippers, 69c Everette style; on vamp; bair-felt sole. ford Gray, Wine, Navy and Black. Sizes 6 to 9. Second floor. prises Mercerized Lisle Hose, 17¢ Reinforced toe and heel, double sole. colors. Main floor, Men’s Silk and ‘ Wool Sox, 44c Big variety of colors to choose from. Slight mill im- perfectiona, Main floor, Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits 48¢e Heavy fleece lined, in seconde ain BeoeTy MIL Men’s Handkerchiefs 9c ($1.05 Dozen) Odda and ends. Colored woven borders. White cam- brie, Odd initlals. Main floor. Men’s Underwear $1.09 each Natural gray wool shirts and irawers, Stricuy fret quality, Mala flo; Glass Boudoir Lamps : $2.95 Ginss base and hand ainted deste Compl with co ipe design Ox- ; Black and ali Bloomingdales |= =] ‘i vemene ween