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Roosevelt Church
plan Launched at
Impressive Service1
Memorial Structure To Be
Built on Long Island Is
Discussed by Relatives
and Friends of Colonel i
The Inaugural meeting of the Roose?
velt Church, to be erected somewhere
.,i Lor.s Island a< a memorial to Amer
.4's military representatives in the
World War, was the occasion of an im
rres?:ve ceremony yesterday afternoon
- the Collegiate Church of St. Nicho?
ls Fifth Avenue and Forty-eighth
j:ree'., wh? e the .;>te Colonel Roose
rf't's father worshipea.
The Lev. Edward Lawrence Hunt,
sinister of the Roosevelt Church. dr
rected the services, assisted by the Rov.
Dr. Malcolm Jame-. MacLeod. Miss
Jalia Arthur recited "The Flag," "The
Battle Hynn of the Republic" and a
locm, "Tr.ee -.ore Roosevelt." Mme.
Marie Xarelle, who sang for Colonel
White House, sang
"There Is No Death" and "A Mother's
Prayer." Brief addresses were made by
\<$er.-.: :? " ' ? eodore Roosevelt, Mrs.
DQOglas Robin; ? . si ter of the late
ex-Presid? and Lawrence Abbott, of
"The Outlook ' I.awrenee Hunt, four
leen year I wh? m Colonel Roose
reit gave a 1 ? vhich killed ai ? ?
a ca. read p?>r; ?ons of an ad
dress ? lone! !: ?osevpli mad? to men
- -i -. shortly .before
?*>? can tro? . - began going to France.
( burrh To Be Interdenominational
?Hio Roosevf ? ? hurch, with toe coo
ter- e: ? ? ' ' ? ? I family, l?H* hern
., .nr;-;rated ui ? i th*> laws ol New
Tori " itei denominat iona!,
t: ag empb -- what all cli ur? hes
- ? \ member of nny
??h--- ? - ' ' ?.re. ma; b< come "
.?? ? - It ? e ?? rr'n e .?),
? ? ? ? ? thp other chui
;?r ;? ? ? red ?he . hui cb will
be buill ' rone -uburb somewhere
ivherea? the rp iq rip
.,...- ? . |l .? r. ? pO] e ;? HUIS,
<;? has been ??ported If suffi ->?? ?
^c_v... q . ? ??,.,: ,. similar church
. eree'ed in Washington, P ?
t??- ? er. : ; ? ? ? ? both i esi
ij?nt3 and res 1er ;
:- v.--. ? | ? -'? -a ? --vs. the church
? :" ikei : seme of '^Q *ore
rjost rr-'?? - the world Their
:l'i?ir: W?]1 ? ? ?- - ? ? . n o-eH peM ?e nil
??- -?--;. ? ember? Fer son s '*on
?.-. ; ?- ? mor?? to the churc h
?r.rcri amc c its
andei 'hers Wning duriiig this
r?r will !?< enrolled as charter mem
Tr v. yesterday of >-oT he
ne?3 ??a '- ? - el Roosevelt ?? th?
"* -? He '? ? J quoted r pR? age
from *.. - Bibb ? ; ich he consider? d
? i- g ? -?-- . - - ? ecy concerning
hi ? oloi - 'Tl ou ba = i loved right ?
?OQsnes! and 1 ^'ri wickedness; there
'ore God, even our Clod, i-a'h anointed
?u?>?? with the oi] o?7 gladness even
?bore all others." A < the Colone1 left
-o -Ar"- '?? ? ?said he turned and
;- - I will be a better man because
if whai you hav? said."
TV??i-riHnc Father's View?
A?Ren;blyman Theodore Roosevelt
-, ?? briefr, ii favor of the plan for
the church, urging that those interested
- the project -.'ans?ate their feelings
Into action.
"rather was fond of that old maxim
'Practice what you preach,'" he said.
"He always told us no amount of high
thinking won!:, amount to anything
unless put into action. He did not
believe in the kind of religion that
you put in cotton wool on week days,
or going to church for a mental mis
s;.?'' of righteous feelings."
Law rot:-.'o Abbott denied the accusa?
tion that Colonel Roosevelt was "am
I " lie had an "overmastering
ambition for service" and not for him
se f, Mr, Abbott declared. He also
quoted the Colonel as saying that the |
King of Italy was "the kind of man
who would ca?! y his own precinct,"
and that "a king is often a cross be
tween a vice-president and a leader of
the 400."
Mrs. Robinson's reminiscences of her
brother moved the audience both to
laughter and tears. She recited a
po? ::.. "Sagamore," written on the day
the Color.el died after a squadron
of airplanes from the field where
Quentin Roosevelt trained soared over
Sagamore Hill out of respect to the
C'uior.ei's memory.
.- ? .
Woman Plunges to Death
From 11th Floor Window I
-
Husband Is Leaning From Sill j
Watching Crowd When Identity I
of Victim Is Phoned to Him
Cries and shrieks from the street
caused William Gubillier to open a win?
dow of his apartment on the eleventh
floor of 790 Riverside Drive last night
and look out. lie saw several persons,
amoni; them a patrolm'in. clustered
around i'1" body of ;? woman that lay
on the sidewalk beneath the window.
A moment Inter his telephone rang
and the superintendent of the house in
formed him ihm his wife, Marie, twen
ty two years old, was the woman on
the Bide walk
Per <????: passing 'Ik* hmj?? paw -th?
?v?'i?!i?n poised f'T un instant "n tho
II of n window. She pitched for-,
ward .:?H struck the sidewalk close to
Patrnltna? LoughHn of ?he West 152d
??,-.? PoI'Ce Station '.'-h* wpe killed
n\itright Th? police re?:ord?d iUo case
? : ti pu i "i de.
il. r husband said Vo knew of no rea- |
?im, foi her to take he! life She had
pn<-n talking t<? him p -f?w minutes
?? t i if ir- heard the shrieks outside,
: ?aid and then hurl gone into siir'thcr
WfUiirn Jurors r)iarussf-?|
Anil-'?Miffi?2?P' ?Savs DutT Would
T??o Irksome
tu Tjestion o' jury service -for
j-awoii was discussed 'as* night a* a
meeting of - ' A- iociatinn ??; '-"nd
Jurors ?' "ip Hotel * ter
pjarj G Kilbtath, presiden' "f
i,h< National ?Vssociation r>ppos'"l to
.?. u ?? ? Suffrage, ? ? i ??' that women were
p-.r-Tt, interested i" taking rar? of thcii
homes thar in public afairs, s'iH jury
noryirr? would p-t?>-'n irksome to them
Mq sor?:) t?-, the novelty wore off.
Rose Rothenberg, Assistant District
Attorney, irhI that the jury system
needed women te makp it mor? human?.
Alfred .1 Talley, another Assistant Dis
trict Attorney, declared that women's
domestic duties were much more im?
portant to the -t?te than their servi?-?
on juries. Robert Adamson spoke in
favor of feminine jurors.
.?2.000 Prize for Essay?
PARIS, Jan 26. ? The American
Chamber of Commerce in Paris an
nounces a prize contest of 10,000 francs
I $2,000 i for the twj best essays on
''Tolerance in Economics, R-cligion and
Pol tics." The prizes are offered by
Henry Peartree, of Paris. 5,000 r'rancs
for the best essay submitted in 1920
and 5,000 for the best one submitted
in 1921.
pii,-r.'i,i;iii'..i. ??n?'iT,:;r.-Trsii.,.;i!i,ii:i!i.,iiiii.iiiiiii!iiiHniieiMiiiiTirTTr!Tmi?rm7T7CT
qA Slice From A Price
oAlready The Lowest.
| Clemons Ready-ToAVear
Suits and Overcoats
TAILORED BY A MERCHANT TAILOR
NOT JUST RETAILED BY A RETAILER
$50 Garments
$60 Garments
$70 Garments
$80 Garments
. now $39.50
. now $46.50
. now $54.50
? now $62.50
IT IS prudent to wait till Clothing
Prices come down to the plane
of your pocketbook, but it is
imprudent to wait too long. These
values solve your Clothes Problem,
but unless you put pep in your step,
resolutions are not worth their salt.
All Pat.'ems, Weights,
Weaves, Colors, Models
All This Season's Last
Minute Style Touches
QerngaZ
'Broadway at 39^Street
YOU'LL "re-discover
chocolate in IDEAL.
The Flavor comes from 19
years of Knowing How.
?BEAU COCOA 'C? CH?CdtATC vCOM PANY
NCvy^OA?1, M?'S-A-. -?.-.'i v '?'? WILLS: LITITZ -, PA.
Broadway
At 34th St.
Beginning Tuesday, January 27th? Store Hours 9:30 A. 31. to 6 P. M.
Exceptional Values?
Women's Wool Velour
Coats
as pictured
At ?65
The very latest model Coats for pres?
ent and early Spring wear, skilfully pro?
duced in rich Velour ? a soft, wool
material of excellent service-giving
quality, Fin^d t h m ugh oui with silk,
and warmly interlined. All colors, and
flizes 34 to 4?.
,S?nr?B W? piped OUI' Of"
der ft?r tHese coals prices
have advaufe?i considera'
b?y. Tuis ssvi?g is yours!
Women's Silvertip Chinchilla
Coats a( $58
Swatrger belted model in tailleur effect, mad*: ?f fine
quality silvertip chinchilla, lined with pond quality ? -ilk
and warmly interlined. A.n. wanted colors, and sizes
:?4 to 4?. ??'ninth Floor,
fust Arrived?
Women's Dainty
Chiffon Taffeta Frocks
Very Modestly Priced
$39.50
1V - ?) ^ v 1
A Chiffon Taffeta Frock?well
made?today at $39.50 is an excep- #* . 7, ? vjm,
tion. We admit these to be excep- $J\j ' f ^h-.^
*nul *| j Jff
Cleverly developed in Bouffant
hip effect, showing several new and
highly individual Spring style
treatments.
For afternoon wear a more
charming frock cannot be had.
Obtainable in
Navy Blue, Taupe, Copenhagen Blue
?and Black. Sizes 34 to 40
Fourth Floo:
An Opportunity of Opportunities
Sale of
Women's Smart Boots
at a reduction of $4 a pair
$9.45
Not footwear made especially for .sales purposes, but
shoes from our regular stock, made expressly for a
very critical clientele. The styles are very gracefully
proportioned, and add beauty even to the most per?
fect foot. Included are:
300 Pairs Fashionable Black Suede Boots
Sizea 4 to 8; Width. AAA, AA, A, B. C, D
520 Pairs Beautiful Black Kidskin Boots
Size? 4 to 7; Width? AAA, AA, A, B
630 Pairs Smart Button and Lace Boots
Size* 4 to 8; Widths AAA, AA, A, B, ?nd C
Welt soles, Louis XV, and some with military heels.
Also?Just 48 pairs Children's One Buckle Arctics ) ?
?Goodyear brand. Sizes 11 to 1. Special.j $l.*o
Second Floor.
Save 30% by Selecting Your Furs
Now in a Remarkable
Sale of
loals^ Scarfs and
s
lu lin- ;--.'<?? it ??ig gales of raw pelt o. skins of every
kind sold ai higher prices than ever before recorded. This
m n p M?- indication that prices for finished garments next
season will I r~ al leas! no', higher ?than they ar*> today.
We know that you cannol possibly duplicate the values
offered in fhis sale, ?nd ad1 ?se you to make a substantial
saving b\ selecting your fur garments now.
Nqi.nti.~i Sport ( oats .,. Now only $275
Natural Bla? k Muskral f oats. .Now only $21T?
.Natural Black Musk rat Coats with Skunk
i ollai and ( uffs.Now only $295
Hudson Sca\ ( oats, ?0 inch modH.Now only $275
French Seal Coats, with large ( ufl? and Collar
ol Beaver, Skunk or Squirrel.Now only $265
Hudson Seal Coats, with large Beaver or
Skunk Collar and Cuffs.Now only $345
French Seal Coals.Now only $125
Skunk Scarfs.Reg. $65.Now $49.50
Beaver Scarfs.Reg. $65.Now $47.50
Fox Sets.Reg. $75.Now $45.00
Wolf Sets.Reg. $135.Now $105.00
Wolf Scarfs.Reg. $45.Now $27.50
Muffs to match at correspondingly lote prices!
Furs listed as Hudson Seal are seal dyed muskrat.
Sixth Floor.
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v '?'? 5?S ? *
?JH/l* '*?A
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SAKS & COMPANY
Direct Particular Attention to a
Special Collection of
Authentic Frocks for the
Southland
assembled on the fourth floor. The models are de?
lightfully individual, authentic and admirably ex?
press the new style themes for Spring. Fashioned of
Matelasse, Trieolette, Chenois Satin.
Beaded and Embroidered Georgette
Crepe, Printed Georgette
Crepe and Embroidered Lingerie
Price*: $59.50 to $300
r^-j^i
m mm l ?
' KiJ/ \i\\m v. ?K "-?
_JE
Miss Burleigh, Expert Corseticre, Is A orv Maying
Individual Fittings of
BEMVER CORSETS
on the Third Floor
Fashionable women all over America have long
favored the Binner Corset, because of its superior con?
struction and many exclusive features. Miss Burleigh is
one of the best Corsetieres in America, and is worthy of
your entire confidence. Put your corset problem into her
hand.-.
Appointments may be made
either by telephone or mail ?
Announcing an Important
Presentation and Sale of
New Spring Blouses
Paris-inspired, and most exquisite in
their skilful needlework
At $7.50 to $22.50
They reflect Paris as aeeurately as n barometer re
fleets the weather. Xno in every particular, furnish
m^ a veritable host of clever si vie wrinkles typical of
original fans models lor Spring. Kvery wanted
color.
Blur Dawu. Adriatic Blue, Orchid,
League Gold. iSunset. Bisque. P?eacli
Bloom. Jade. Aprle-?nt nnd Olil <.ol.|
Some are elaborately hand beaded, others ?,<'r r|1
r?ched with trimming of Filet or Shadow traces.
Third Floor.
Fine Swilrlirs and
Transformations
Reduced 25%
During January, a between eason month, we greatly
reduce a'i our line Switches and Transformations to give
added momentum to usual January business. Hence a
saving of 25% ?nay be made by selecting your hair goods
and accessories nowr. Third Floor.
Monday and Tuesday Only
An Important Sale of
Toilet Requisites
Al Very Special Prices
Many items in this sale arc subject to
war tax. Prices quoted include the tax.
Albodon Tooth Paste.17c i
Pebeco Tooth Paste.34c
Forhan's. for the gums. . . .37c
Chlorox Tooth Paste.19c
Boriclor Tooth Paste.39c
Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder. .74c
Borine, Magnum size.$1.03
Listerine, large size.67c
Lavoris, medium size.41c
Glyco-Thymoline. large size..84c
Dr. Gouraud's Oriental Cream,
$1.20
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, ,33c
Odorono, small size.19c
Odorono, med. size., . .38c
Odorono, large size.. ..... .74c
Neet. 50c size.36c
Neet, $1.00 size.78c
Mando Depilatory..59c
Watkins' Mulsified Cocoanut
Oil. 50c size.39c
Amolin Powcier.19c
La May Face Powder.34c
Java Rice Powder.31c
Carmen Face Powder.41c
Lambs' Wool Puffs, 35c size.25c
Lysol, 25c size.21c
Lysol. $1.00 size.89c
Queena! Talcum Powder.. . .lie
Violet Sincera Talcum Pow?
der, 1 lb. can.26c
Mary Garden Talcum Powder,
49c
Arthur's Eau de Quinine. . . 73c
Pompeian Day Cream.36c
Pompeian Night Cream. . . .36c
"Gem" Peroxide Cream, 25c
size .20c
Gem Cold Cream, 25c size. .20c
Theatrical Cold Cream, I-lb.,
reg. 75c.52c
Pure Extract of Witch Hazel,
8-oz. bottle.22c
Pure Extract <ff Witch Hazel.
16-oz. bottle.35c
Pure Extract of Witch Haze!,
32-oz. bottle.60c
Park 6c Tiliord Bay Rum,
8-oz. bottle.41c
Park & Tilford Bay Rum.
13-oz. bottle.72c
Absorbent Cotton, hospital
grade, 1 lb.39c
Peroxide of Hydrogen, 1-lb.
bottle .18c
Dioxogen, 19c size.l?c
"Masco," complete w i t h
mirror and brush.35c
Johnson 6c Johnson Shaving
Cream .24c
Toilet Paper Cabinets, con?
taining 3 rolls of 1.000
sheets each.39c
Rubber Dressing Combs, reg.
50c to 75c.39c
Rubber Bathing or Shower
'Caps .25c
Rubberized Air Pillows... .59c
Kodgman's Moulded Hot
Water Botiies. highest
grade .$2.00
1 lodgman's 2-quart Moulded
Iountain Syringe, with fit?
tings .$2.00
Shower Bath Sprays, large
spray, long tubing, reg.
95c .69c
\enuc Sanitary Napkins, 9
inch, dozen.$1.00
Scissors, or Shears, various
lengths .39c
"Sta-Wite" flexible Nail
1 iles, all sizes, reg. 25c. . .18c
Silk Wash Cloth Cases, rub?
berized, with wash cloth 19c
Shaving Brushes, reg. 75c. 50c
Mason Pearson Hair Brush,
No. 225, at. $2.00
Mason Pearson Hair Brush,
No. 300, at.$2.95
Ideal Hair Brush, No. 66. at
$1.39
Prophvlactic Penetrator Hair
Brush .65c
Prophylactic Penetrator Hair
Bruch, white bristles.. .$1.00
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes,
adult.,' size.29c
Zig Zag Tooth Brushes, simi?
lar to the Rolling Tooth
Brush .25c
Tooth Bruch'-s, bone or trans?
parent handle, reg. 35c. .25c
Howard's Military Brushes.
ebony backs, pair.$3.00
Nail or Hand Scrubs, reg.
$1.00 .75c
Nail or Hand Scrubs, reg.
75c .55c
Whisk Brooms, reg. 39c. . . .25c
Whisk Brooms, reg. ?60c. . . .39c
Cloth Brushes, flexible leather
backs .45c
$5.00 Gillette Razors.$3.95
Gillette Razor Blades, pkge.
of 6 blades for.39c
S 1.00 Ever Ready Razors.. 79c
Ever Ready Razors, pkge. of
6 blades.29c
Sale of Toilet Soaps
White Castile Soap, 2\Vlb.
bar? .49c
Fairy Soap. 3 cakes for. . . 22c
Life Buoy Soap, 3 cakes. . . .22c
Lux, 3 boxes for.32c
Olivilo Soap, 3 cakes for. . .28c
Tena Castile Soap, large bar,
$1.95
Peroxide Bath Soap, 3 cakes
for .29c
Hardwater Soap, 3 cakes
! for i.29c
Packer's Tar Soap, 3 cakes
for .54c
No Mail or Telephone Orders Filled. None C. O. D.
We rese?e the right to limit quantities.
MAIN FLOOR.
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