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fariiso Anuiversarj
ffeek Celebration
To Be INation Wide
Governor*. Schools and So
cietio* \sked to Aasisl
jn Activitiets lo liV<siti on
Tenor's Birtltday, Feb. 27
Steps ?' ?''-' being taken to inaurc
r|l|0n--?-i(ir participation in tho ob
fervancc - l ruso anniversary weel
through committees nov being argan
j?4 in val ' :,: '* Wl ?'' tl"
cai soeiel i am
.ftiita. Anniversarj week opens !?'. b
-??grv -"? ' "?' ; ortJ "n'nl'' ?nni\ ersarj
0r thc greal tenor'a b -
j. was announced through thc
-,n;j \ i Memorial Foundation
jjeuti' :'' yesterday that
.-erei " '''' *? PUM'C s''!'' '' Ofl
" i, 8? ' e being asked ?
oerati lecial benefit com ei ? ?
?% ',,. r activities ave b -ing
Jrratig < ' ?'* : - '" w??ch
ujfjing :?'? ' "' ?"?' W0T d ? ' " '" aP*
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March i il will mark 1
,, . , < rTorl to raise
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foundal .al will ri flecl < aru >o'a
. hteresl and in the de1 ??'? p
?'-:: of Vmcric i rl i
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ADVERTISEMEXT
The Maiesty
of the Law
THE Institutes of Justinian,
the legal code oi' the Ro
mans, named three precepts:
ikoneste vivcre (to live honor
ably); alterum non laederc
(not to injure one's neighbor) ;
Suum quique tribuere (to give
each man his due). Down to
this very day all honorable law
yers have accepted these pre?
cepts as rules of life for the
guidance of which they thank
the early teachings oi' their law
school.
1,'have sometimes felt oppre.^sed
with a sense of the responsibil
ityof our law teachers and have
always had a profound respect
for their calling. For what,.
after all, doing wher.;
they expound thc law? What
is law
Richard Hooker's tribute has'
come down through three cen
ttiries and is still inspiring:
"Her seat," he says, "is the;
fcfosom of Goci: all things in
h'eaven and earth do her hom-l
agi. the very leasl as feeling
hc: care. and the greatest as not
exempt from her power."
The teaching 0f law. regarded in
tms hght, is indeed an exalted
calling, and should not be ap
proached by any university
without reverence and honor. "
New York University has!
slight diligently to ..maintain :
the traditions of this honorable
ftrofession. It has kept the
jaith and is known by its works.!
h has fumished fundamental
tnstruction to many judges now%
on the bench?federal, state, and i
jnunicipal; it has trained in the j
Jaw United States senators and ,
goyernors of states. The Bar of
this city counts many a man;
w.:o by his personal example, i
'nfiuenced by the early precepts '
laught in New York University I
Law School, is elevating and
gamtaining the standards of.
fils profession.
Today this Law School includesj
jn its Faculty men of high!
iaeals and attainments, supple-!
PJBited by a corps of distin-|
?pished practitioners as lee-'
wers on special topics, and,
*ftat is equally important, ofl
Pecuhar skill in teaching.
more severe requirements both
-0r entrance and for graduation;
?ave recently been put into ef- j
ect and give assurance that
l-ii uUtUre work of this School;
tT r ?ven more efficient than!
inat of us honorable past.
Chancellor
New York University. I
," ? "tIvh of Inrormal Inlki j.tih
"VorU ",'"'? * ,;,,,> '"' ?''" Inter^fs of
""'" Aifniif, N,,,. Vork tlty.
Society Rottenness
SpreadingfromTop
liahhi Wiso Asserts
, X tilgarily and Comiplion ol
Upper Circles Mirrore,
'?? Behavior of Botton
I Dr. Stephen S, Wlse, rabbi of tb.
Freo Synagogue, in his sormon vester
day uttered a atinging rebuke to mod
er" soclcty f'?>- what he characterlze,
lta corrupt and wratched oxamplc
:!; ?"ing U." fa (hions.''
. D,f-W?? "id that the "glass of fash
,on " ^ld up b.v tho woll to do wa.
'? ?ocict, had becomi
moldy and di rornu
rulor . i ;'
'lack idi al ? ' ;,
: ?' ar, not real." 'b'r "
text the doings of tuiglish aris
"Mirroyr,an/ira,C-d "; th? ^onymoui
,,llrl l" s "i uowning Street "
bo, . ' t , ,.',;. i;7;M,r ?'"' th<
; ' ?1 '-. with him. Bccaus
, ?? n*,VCA*i[ M,''"'ty if! ??oWl'
. '""p,i- American societv mn*
." ":'i substituted for tlio cha ac
:. '".entioned in this book. The J ??
" ' ' "ot held by lhe Bowcrv
'".,i SVoe{ '"' Dplancey Street. It ii
i .... V" ' " to do. and they K
' " . ' : " our time a? rc.
re highly rcprc
' '; ?"d "" the outward' symboi
ten,10S! within. It is con
.7 '-, ? :r young manhood anrl
anhood. i believe il js rcproscntH
' 'wardiec which whiel, w
,? '' ::,' PflSsn,B '.""de and con
??_? _ ?ut tew scem to have thr
ago to re :is( th
c corrupting influ.
France Uestows War Mcdal
On Mr*. Charles S. Whitmai
Mr>. CharloK S. Whitman, vice-presi
dent general of tho National Society o
,\e. Danehtora of the American Rey0
mtion,bas been honorod by the Frencl
eovcrnment, the Medaille U0COn
na.ssance lYancaisc of the secon,
fe^e^$X^S^nC'
Whe" Mrs. Wl itma waa reaiding
m the Executivc Mansion in Albany
during hgr husband'a second term br
Governor she peraonally raiaod a large
suni of money for French orphans. For
Lh'9 and othc r meritorious Bervicc in
bohaUof France the French government
haa givi n her the medal with a cita
tion. The medal ia cilver with a blue
Rtar in the ccnter and hangs from a
white ribbon edged with red nnd blue.
Grande
Maison de Blanc, inc.
Fifth Avenue, 44th-45lh Sts.
Ciearance Sale
of
GEORGETTE DRESSES AND
BLOUSES
Georgette Dresses,
Formerly $135 and $173 \o? 75.00 and
Tailored Crepe de Cliine and China silk.
Formerly $25 and $35 Now 10.00 and
Blouses of Organclic, Batiste and Voile
with real lace and hand embroidery,
Formerly $65 and $75 /Vote 25.00 and
Siimmer Dresses of Organdie, Voile
and Crepe de Chine.
Formerly $65 and $95 ISow 35.00 and
VS ool Suealers. Formerly $35 ISow
95.00
15.00
35.00
45.00
10.00
*
MADDSON AVENUE-FP
'hiirtyafourtlhi St
-D^ree
FTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Thirty=ffiftlhi Street
For to-morrow (Tyesday)
An Epoch=iniiakJng Sale of
Meo's Fioest=qiuiaMty
Winter Overcoats
at the tremiendously reduced prices of
7,
Every ooe of the remaioBiriig MSgfa-cost Overeoats
(the oiajonty made off selected Seoteh ffalbncs) wilil
be ioclimded no this Sale
((SSxth Floor)
Over One Hmndredl Dozeo
Boys9 Washable Suits
(sizes 3 to 10) of very SMperSor qtmalities
and io the oew styles
wdII offer uoprecedeinited v&tJues at
$1.9(0) "& 2
This is the great January Sa2e of Suits for small Iboys, and
presents an opiportunity Ibut rarely encounteiredi. The
suits at the lower price are well imade, off reliabBe falbncs;
in blue, khaki, gray, ibrown and white. Those at the
higher ffigure are imade of -Paflmer- suiting, rep, galatea
and pure linen, and are unusuaily welD tailored!.
Every suit is oew, freslh and worth mych more
thao the priee asked for 5t.
(fSixth Floor)
?
Itman
*
IMPORTANT NEW YEAR SALE
to begin to=morrow (Tuesdav)
rv
A New Pyrefaase of
Womern's
Coats aod Wraps
allil ffmir=trnitMuiniedl amid rkhly sSilk-Mned
thromighoMt; the assortmrnent inciliuidiinig
inntamiy extremeily hariidsome blaek gar=
mmerats, somnie wSth colilar of bflack fox,
others with collar and cmiffs off karaktml;
every garmraent
oiFffenang extraordiirniary valiue at
(Tlhiird Floor)
Silk Jersey Petticoats
(Jn IbSack and collors) at these !iow pnces:
Regular sise , , , Vi ?? $BU25
Extira sise -:>:>;>;??;> <j
(Second Floor)
Misses' airacl Childremi's
Amerscaini^inniadeUiniderwear
an new, daanty styles, careffiaBly mmade
at very special prices
Misses' IMdeirweair
NUgfotrofoes - . $L2?, L4S, 11.85
Chemraises.95c,? ^45
Step-in Drawers ?????>?? IAB
Pettkoats ? > ? ? fio4g7 3^5
Ch5!dre3i9s Uederwear
Nightrofees ? . . ? $LH?), 11.35
Comilbii nations >??'????.. L45
PHncess SOps . . .. 05, 11.45, L85
Drawers (sizes2 tol2 yrs.) 48c, 75c, 95c.
(Second FSoor)
Alfl=wlhite Lingerie Fabric;
(the Anntaaii Sale) ; featoramig, ffor this week,
the foSSowhug JtemrBS, at very specaal prices:
384micihi Nainsook
per box of m yards . . $3.5?, 4.50
39=5 ncih Nahisook
per ibox of H<0> yards .... $3,95
36=5 mclhi Longclotlh
perlengthof SO yards . -. $2,110, 2,90
(First FHoor)
Price Advantages
that are out of the o di ary will be obtainable
iiiii the great "?' :?: ? '... es '
IHomiselholdl Limens
Bed FaarmiishSngs
ra a3S of which the q ' be higfi
and the quotations iow
Spedalls for the CMrreot week
Bull the Lhien Oej
AU-linen Table C:c%;>-;
each ? # S5,25, 6,50, 8,00, 9,75
All-=Moen Talble Napkios
-2-dosen . $3,90, 5,50, 6e75, 9 75
AlWnoeo Roonn Towels
per dozen, $7,50, 9,00, 10.50, 11.50
Lioeo=aod=eottoo Roomm T? vels
per dozen . . $4o00, 4?75,
Bath Towels
per dozen . . 33,5^ 5Mi <. jq
A31=li!nien Sheets
per pair . . $10,50, 24,50, t9SQ
All=uioen Pillow Cases ted)
per pair . . . $20259 2?75, 3.25
Madeira Iiiaod=einniib)roidered Lioeos
Tea Napkins . per dloze $&o50 1??75
Luncheon Sets (13 pieces), set 5,75, 7,50
In the Blaoket Departmemt
All-wool Blaokets
White, per pair Sl 1.75, ; 733% 23.50
Pliaid.per pai 7?50
Cooifortalbles
Figured sMkoline, cotton-=ffilleds eacfl $3,75
Figured cambric {one side bordered), wooI?
f3rjJed ...... each $6,50
Plain=colored dotted tussah, woo illed,
eSLch.S^0,75
Bedspreads
Grochet.each $2.35
Crinkfied Dimity [her -.-.". '
Size 2 x2% yards . . . each $2,'~
Size 2Y2x2% yards . . . each 2,75
Satin-ffinish (scallopes
Size 2 x2% yards . . . eac;: $5025
Size 2*4x2% yards . . . each foo2$
(Fourth Floor,Madison A- 2 .. 2 sectioi v
Also Fiars and Fyr Qarments; Womraen's American
made Underwear; and Silks, Velvets, etc.
?
Jflabison ^benue=Jftftij &benue, J^ehj ?otk
?\>ittv4ouvt1) Street CijtttMdtlj Street

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