The evening world. [volume], December 29, 1913, Final Edition, Image 3

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TH1 iVIMKO BSSSi MONDAY, DBOIMBU , 191H,
WHITE SLAVE FILM '
WE 'HEART WIFE'
Why Shouldn't Women Swear Off on
ACTRESS WHO WILL
ENTERTAIN "NEWSIES"
IN THEIR CLUBHOUSE.
FLOOD OF LETTERS
WORRIES WILSON;
ORDEREDTO REST
Doctor Says President Must
Take a Real Vacation Dur
ing Stay in South.
BY STEALTH FROM
Tango Teas, Slit Skirts and Cocktails? OWNERS PLAN NEW f
MeeM
rxjTj-LnjTjrMtjvvvvw''ira'i' "n" rs- iif vsrsrirsr r -- a e s s si
JAILTORETREAT
FIGHT TO EXHIBIT f
MOWS THE TfMaT
-to sweAR Ot-r
SOkiMQ
DUmiss One Injunction in
4)nied Away to Secret S;mi
iarium, at Own Request,
Hope That Another Justice
Will Be More Lenient.
i?v 1 (While Town Sleeps.
I
1 waa P WK.. . U ... T. .. IB-1 r Hill saawi '
asanas BBnnBannnl ggganU T '
V BTv BwTvtrY'S. . 7S. V . t . veeanrvs". en- i II
ItEJECTS STAGE OFFER.
Secret Mate" Later Will Join
Brother in West and
Live There.
ttWmCEUX), Dec t.-By stealth
Ctn tli- dark CM ins Adelaide M.
oh left the village where fbr firteen
9t she tu the aci ret companion of
lb lata Melvln H. Couch, ami to-day la
Believed to ibe In a retreat nine mllea
from here. She will ret up for two
weeks, end probably then a I Palmer,
lav, to Join her brother. William O.
Branch, a echool teacher.
ha Went an mysteriously as s!ie
cleme. Before dawn yesleiday she Mas
tailMltd out of the lioapltal ward of
the Jail, where ahe had heen since alia
wae found In her aecret prison In the
lawyer a office after Ml death a weak
l
Bar departure waa suspected later,
CM automobile tracks were found la
avow outalda the Jail. She 'had ex-
a dealre to ellp away becauaa
dreaded meeting the townspeople
reporters. Her brother Herbert,
at Hartwlck. obtained the
CO' ep a ration of Sheriff Klnnle and other
SB laalfla of Cminh In retting her awav
Mfor the village waa awake.
1 yiarlff Klnnle drove hla automobile to
" I Jail at I o'clock, and In a few min
es miss uranon appsarea neavny
Veiled and warmly clad. To Fallaburc.
Yea to lea away, the machine aped. She
topped there at the home of a friend
Of ana Sheriff until aha waa ready to re
Mane the Journey to h retreat.
WONT EARN MONEY BY "NOTOR
IETY." be bad not succeeded in aelllng the
which ahe hold!, worth about
and took them with her. To a man
offered to loan her 200 on them ahe
'waa not looking for char-
of kor frlenda advised her to sc
ene Mew Tork vaudeville offora at
Ca weak aa a meana of raising money,
ahe declared:
loved Mr. Couch too dearly to make
Man out of the notoriety surroundlct
fate aad death. Why, I could not face
the people without feeling all the time
they wore pointing to me aa a curloalty,
because I bad loved the man too clearly,
a cannot understand why the public la
do much Interested In a middle-aged
ponian who loved an old man."
he also declined offers to pose for
moving platurea, although aoine of them
ware tempting. Thli would have been
Ma of an ordeal than appearing In
Vaudeville, and even more remunerative.
Before aha left Montlcello ahe asked
to aae David B. Avery, former sheriff of
BuUrvnn County and a lirelong rriend of
Couch. She told him she had seldom
him, but had learned to know his
from hearing It ao often througn
thin partition that separated her
prison from Couch'a office. She aaked
Avery to wind up aome business for her
end to aid her la dlapoalog of her inor.
BM
TOWN GROWN HOSTILE, DEPAR
TURE KEPT SECRET.
It waa boura after her departure be
fore the officials would admit she had
Sjoao- Up to the last minute 01 ner oc
cupancy of the little room In the Jail
hospital, aba aeemed solicitous tor the
peace of mind of Couch'a widow and
(laughter. It was partly due to this faot
that aha refused stage and "movie" of
fora and declined to work for newnpap
org that made her substantial offers for
arttoleo on her life and experiences.
During (he week following Couch's
death ana received many letters mi l
gifee and e-mail a tun a of money chat
will enable her to pay her expense-, in
nor place of refuge.
oubtedly Jdontlcello 1e glad the
. baa gone. The shock of Couch's
and the revelation of hla double
bad worn away, and many of the
had begun to vigorously da
cha "hidden woman." Soma of
(ha taxpayers loudly complain h. nusi-
gas waa kept rn the Jail at public ex
with no charge against her. Her
ine departure ende plans already
way for an investigation aa to
XT
It
i largely the growing hostile at
that prevented her disposing of
ortsTegee. None of the villagers
to want to hold mortgages on
poaeeealon. When one of Cou'-h'a
feed her about a vaudeville
Otter ahe aoid:
Ibevs too muoh reapect for Melvln's
If I can't make a liMug some
way I'll go to the poorhouae and
Wonssat Killed r (las.
MraV Mary Lidloff, forty-nine year
gad. a seamstress, of No. West One
Hundred and Forty-first street, went to
I afotock maas thla morning, and an
Boor and a half after her return naa
found dead on the floor of her room
Gag Waa flowing from the open forks
ml the cas heater. It is believe,! that
Mrs. I4dloff started the .eater and that
the lights were accidentally extln-
g-rxUhed. She wh to have attended ths i
funeral of he nephew at (1 o'clock.
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ggV Mtta bbbbI j7 ksLsyj av j m nr
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MAGICIAN KILLS fiM
WOMAN AND BABY, J Jj !
THEN RUNS WILD W rJJ
nxeaw ssssmnamneeaesi - I II m. 1
They Might at Well Share
the White Man' Bur
den of New Year'a Reeo
lutions, Now They Help
Empty His Wine Cellar
and Cigarette Case.
Might Swear Off Swear
ing, Too, for the Femi
nine Vocabulary It Said
to Have Crown More
Emphatic and Variega
ted Than in Old Dayt.
The legal flglit of the "eoclotoaiet" fawn
prramotere to restrain the police
abutting the donre of
white alavery Aims are ihlb!te waa
t fans r erred from the New Tork County
Hiapreme Court to-day. when et toroeye i
-sane before Justice Oavegian and con
sented to the vacation of the temporary
Injunction granted by Justice Ford
Ohiielmaa eve. It la likely that the
battle will be renewed before a Brook
lyn Supreme Court Justice to-day.
where the film managers exveot to ob-
jtaln better treitment.
When the Injunction opposition of
fhe Sociological Itaasarch Film 'orpor-
Intlon waa reached on Justice a ve
gan's calendar Attorney Frederick n.
jtloldemlth informed the Court that he
wisnxrt to withdraw his application ror
ia diemlaaal of the Injunction. Mr Oold-
ill U
v-' ,Bl
TaliMtsi.ii nr- aanv
5!
By Marguerite Mvoern Marshall.
Why khOUlttb't tho women of Nuw York swear off for Uia New Year?
Why Miuuldn't the white man's burden of good resolutions be shared by
bis wife, who has leurni-d to do her part In emptying his wine-cellar and
bin cigarette-case?
It young Master 1914 ha a sense of logic be will
auk a few such questions when he pops over the edge
or the world this week and peeps Into the gay restau
rants where wine, woman and smoke await him three
very good friends Indeed. For It'a not Just a cry of
the professional ruoralUt that more and more women
are smoking and drinking more and more. Those of us
who do not make a business of minding our neighbors'
buslnesa are nevertheless compelled to observe the cap-
mmmaiiwui, ture of the so-caned masculine vices by feminine free
booters. Then why should not an appeal be made to the latter to "start
the New Year right?"
To be sure. It's a rather distinctively modem appeal. I doubt if even
ten years ago the suggestion could have been made seriously that a con
siderable number of respectable women should swear off drinking cocktails
and. smoking cigarettes.
nicroirrrm ree UiAUBM Tfl'tMl. t. nHulii i. -...., -. , u -
3M0KE CIGARETTE8. 'eM, uf ,hplr trouble..
Tn that comparatively primitive era we j WOMAN WHO DOES NOT PLAY
believed that only bold, bad adventur- FAIR.
esses committed such crimes agatnet na- I know a eoman who daily drlnka
ture. When we wi tit to the theatre an. I on, somstlmel two, Dottles of beer
I with hr in ,,., n... .... t.l-. ,. ,,.,
saw a alv n:i ninkneae on m . - ... . -.e
thln-temmed glaSS. or holding a clgni - I
gSx.
W5e
Robert Maloney, After Duublei
Tragedy in Hotel, Terrorizes J
People in Streets.
ettc gingerly between middle and Index
tinners, then we settled back
ably and waited for pistols and pol.vm.
We ki.ew that she ran to one -.1 the
other probably hotn.
Vow It is almost aa rare for a
woman to turn down bar wine
glasses at lunoheon or dinner aa
for her to tarn down bar butter
plate. In the most conservative
restaurants aad hotel dining-rooms
women are privileged to smoke,
and they make aa Increasing naa
of their privilege. Even afternoon
tea la rarely served without Its
oomplement of cigarettes g high-
Men marvel at the skill In dissipa
tion Which they say Is s iowii ny me
weaker Hex It eeems that a woman
who drink- aa much as her escort
ften conceals the elfecta of her In-
dttlgencg more adrolwy man ne. un-
lass, of couise. she l utterly unac
customed to the use of alcoholic
Stimulants "I saw a girl t a iiarty
the other nkfht, a man sa,;J to me.
with wonder In all roles, She was a
nice alrl from a io,.d family, and not
a tay over twenty-two Yet she drank
one iuart of champagne drank every
drop of It herself. Ami apparently
ehe never noticed It."
Of couise the girl or woman who
kee.pa on 'I0I11K that sort of thin- Is
bound to notice It sooner or later
Medical opinion is divided between the
advantage' of temperance and total
abetlnence. ll no physician worthy
of the nuiue Will deny thai tae absorp
tion of huge uuantitleg of alcohol In
to the s.iauiui sooner or later creates
hai mfUl conditions.
Some 'kf the more ladi.al femlrrlsts
Will maintain sturdily that a woman
haa 'eve, y whit a" imteh nsht to drink
gnd smoke aa a man hue to do these
thltiKS. True, and she sharea with
htm t:ie tigat to expo.e herself caie
lossly to all sorts or dleaae and dls
....r Hut It Beams to me that such
rights are more
lonorod in the breach
Ta Cure a Cold la One ne
BM renirS mony if II fTl m sen K
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g Uniature l n ' h"1 Aatt.
1914 Art Calendar FREE
1 with Next Sunday's World.
than In the obsetvunce.
Why should aot women imitate
the special virtues of men, Instead
of thalr vloes? Tolerance, humor,
loyalty to friends are masouUae
characteristics wsll worth oopy
tag. Why should we, tn our eager
ness to be emancipated, eagerly
take over the silly, gtupld Utile
Habits whloh have bound men's
wills for so long? It'e a piece of
absurd bravado.
Ai-d, a Ugliaii women ars no play
inn fair In the new They '
tM-'-'-r t- cut tlielt cake gng Ueet It In
cold storas -. T'.ir
ahe goes to the sideboard and mixes
herself H highball, Yet if her hus-
I 'is J 1 ftttkl). for M delfiS HI him SMIS hnn.
omfort- ,ro.n wor ,lp rt rufll of
a torrle.1 scene with his virtuous and
temperate spouse.
This womun makes a point of urging
her husband to swear off on the Aral
day of the New Year. Is she logically
Justified in au il a icquest when she
herself refuses to take a similar pledge?
Then it seems to me that the modern
woman might well swear off the habit
of aweariiiK on Ian 1, 114. Perhaps
every one doesn't know It, but the col
lege girl of to-day haa a vocabulary
as emphatic If not aa variegated as that
of her brother at Harvard. The gentle
"O dear!" and "For goodness' sake!"
of our mothers are apparently totally
inadequate to express our own complex
and volcanic emotions.
The old theory was that a man swore
because it Wasn't proper for him to cry.
h'eminlne tears are most unfashionable,
nowadays, istiii a Is perhaps a reason
for the Increase of feminine profanity.
Ajiyway, there enough of It to aup
ply material for a lot of New Year's
resolutions.
If every woman In New York would
swear off on white slave Uteraturs,
drama and discussion during the com
ing yeM l cannot feel that the cause
of morality would be irretrievably In
jured. A tho ightfnl woman must have
sympathy fur all persons who seem to
her to lie missing the best of life. H
I hOUgh her sympathy tempered with
the realisation that conceptions of
that "best" differ widely.
But what is accomplished Hy 1
footless discussions of a problem
which nattoas with a wider, deeper
culture than our own never aolved?
Why should a clean, normal, aot-overly-lntellectnsl
woman dig
around la the pathological mud of
the social evil? Ins doesn't dear
away filth; only stirs It up and
smears her mind with it.
It would obviously be too cruel to sug
; gest that the New York woman might
swear off the turkey trot. Yet mightn't
she resolve not to pay IB every day or
so for a lesson in the newest and most
sensst'.onal step? It probably Isn't a bit
more awkward than the one she learned
the week before.
Finally, If the programme eounde a bit
arduous, let my lady remember that the
speclsl fsltclty of turning over a new
loaf on Jan. 1 lies In the right ts turn
It back again on Jan. I!
1 'I.M 1NNA.TI. Dec Robert
Maloney, a magician, who registered at
the Moi.-: Walton here under his Stag!
name of J. 11. Wlllard. IbOl and killed
his wife Othello and Fiances, his one
year-old daughter, while they slept in
their bed early to-day Maloney then
rushed from the room n his tindeigai-
itients and ran shrieking like a mad Prima Donna Wires From Yes-
man down the street to the sunpension
bridge, where he waa captured after
lie had felled two men and terrorl.ed
others
Jn his cell at the police station ;
Maloney cried repeatedly that he bed
to kill his wife because he saw ihe
demon of darkness In her eyes and in
SHIP FAST ON ROCKS
OF TORES STRAIT
sel to Her Husband in This
City "No Danger Yet."
mam rmtresgimt SBB,
Mkaa Clare Alexander. 'The Black
Sent Claus." well make bar ft -at ap
psarance In New York this eveoang at
the Newsboys' Horns Club. Second
sveanie and Hlevnnth street, when she
will nlav "The Ph-canlnnle." Christmas"
smith stated r aat John M. Btenchfleld j for fh mtnrtajWment of the "newsies."
had been engaged as senior counsel j M. Alexander u a natlva of Mlsats-
snd that It had been derided to resort
to other legal remedies to enable the
film managers to continue their ex
hibitions.
Mr Ooldsmlth staled that he Would
not oppoae Asalatanl Corporation Coun
sel Nicholson's motion to vacate the Injunction-
on the Hlloii Theatre. The
Court then ordered Ihe HIJou Injunction
vacated. This lias the effect of closing
the HIJou Theatre until such times ss
other relief Is obtained by the firm
promoters.
Mr (loldamith a. so oppoaed the ap
plication for an injunction against tbs
display of the film sued out by flolomon
lienor, who conducts sn Oriental res
taurant at No ? Heeond acenue.
lag tor is suing the firm corporation for
IBBBB damages He charges that the
Ml. ne show the front of his restaurant
as the headiiuarieis of the while slave
traffic
The film manasua have afTldavita from
peraons who claim that Prank Ulel, the
movie manager, had permission to lake
pictures 0 the restaurant. It Is said
rnat Mrs. Hector received M for con
senting to the pictures. This .motion
eelti be araued later. Hector's attorneys
are working Independently of tho other
moves to shut down on the while elave
pictures. He seeks a sweeping Injunc
tion which will lie up wie asm r
part of the United Htatea.
Attorney Uoldemlth stated aflsr tea
disposition of the mo'ion thai, anoimr
application tor an Injunction against the
rw.i,c. will be made to another Jus Use
of the Supreme Court, whose nam he
would not divulge, ne tieo siaieo sn
the tti ton Theatre smuld present an
other niin ut eiiiii.aa- , iiaracier. vui u
new film would not be the one
has evoked police Ititcrrerenos.
eknpl and through her Intimate ac
cuaintance with the real dreamy, ro
mantic negro she won greet success
la London as a portrayer of negro
characters, "he was at the Imperial
Hotel Christmas Pay while the news
boys were the guests of Mrs. Stafford
and waa so Jmpreeaed with the conduct
f the little fellows thst she volun
teered to take her company to She
club and put nn her original Christmas
nisi, which ahe la to present at the
Waldorf Assorts at Ihe Tuesday met;
nse. Miss Alexander will be assisted by
Miss Orace Norni.in. Mtas Laura Snow.
Maater Itoliert Smith mid Mastsr Bob
bis Unit, Mr. .la-k llotvha will stag
and Mr. Iave. Cyril Maude's leading
man, wUI give hla famous London
monologue.
Jsusltar nobbed Jneltee HsgVee'.
MSB.
Harry A Silverman of No. 71 Ridge
slrset waa sentenced to on.- year In
the penitentiary by Justices Russell. Col
lins and Zellsr tn Hart. I., SperUI Ses
sions, to-day. The oomplalnsto agalnat
Sllvreman was Charles K. Hughes Jr..
son of Ihe fi rmer ilov-rnor and Justice
of the tinned States Supreme Cjurt. Mr
Hughes has s bachelor apartmoat at No.
0 Bast Tenth street, where Silverman,
who was a Jiuiltor there, stole stick pins,
studs and other articles of Jewelry.
PAJM WRIaTT LAN. Mkse.. Deo. BB
President Wilson's) ctnns for work thW
week were unceremoniously Intel fas ad
with to-day. His physician. Dr. Caw
T. Orayaon. held up two large tenths
portfolios filled with Important I
and they were ordered ahlpped
Washington to be handled by
tery Tumulty The doctor declare
that the President waa Interfer
ing with complete recovery by per
sonally disposing sf his eoirespcasd-
once. He Insisted thst tnsra must se
a few days et leaat of corrsplete and
uninterrupted rest, and was eanry
barksl up by Mrs. Wilson.
Although Jrea)dent Wilson Is otssr-
tsousty 1st! unmolested by resS dents of
that vluinlty, yet hundreds of pssgsms
la all pax is of the country dally are
pursuing him through ths malls. IBs
President Is devoting much mors tarns
than he had expected to correspondence.
Dr Gray son to-day aald the President
was slowly Improving In health, nut
needed more reat Accordingly it Was
stated that hereafter Mr. Wilson Will
refrain from attempting to answer com
munications ex. evt those of unusual
Importance. Of these there have been
very few.
The hulk of the correepondence of the
I kind that oours rn at the White House
1 ... .- -
Idallv. cover. na requests for
merits, endorsements of randldatea fat
office and matters of a ainillar nature la
not to be directed to the President's at
tention until he returna to Washington.
Then It will be aystemattcally conden
for him In the customary way.
BRTSBANP;. Australia. Dec. JS.-Mme.
Lillian Nordics and hSf concert com-
those of Ike baby. "I hufed to do It, ! P"ny amon Passengers 01 ins
hut It had to be dene I -ould see the ' Ta"man- n""' '"" Is re-
' parted by wireless sshore on Kramuie
Cay, Wolf of Papua, l''ormr Covernor
rhloh
1914 Art Cartndtr FREE
with Next Sunday's World.
lis Orester Nsw Tsrh and Vleisllr. I
Tkw fhiiinri tJnmt mtbt cBbuBjBN
CsjO
n
rose
CCYLON TEA
fswad IsBBj .
devil walking In the eyes of both." he
us.'lared whoa .'oroner Fnertmeyer
talked to him.
To the Coroner Maloney asld that he
waa known In the theatrical world as
J. It. Wlllard He at flrat Instated that
he was not married, but later ataled he
had been married three tU&SS, He mar
ried the lejil woman two years aao
at Little Hock, Ark Her name was
otheiio Harrlmen, an.i h,.- fgthar lues
at Cushiug, Okla
Malone aa d he was the son of "Wlll
ard the WlSereV' who retired from t'ia
stage and Is ago. living ai eran An
tonio, Tex
Maloney had le-en out of work for
some time, his last engagement being
at II. ue .a ,1. Mil., g month ago lie ar
rived here a week ago with his wife
and child. They went to a boarding r
house and rental had there until last
main e-ue.1 .... w.m io ins r.mrtrr B
hotel.
Coroner Koertmeyer expresse.1
opinion that Maloney mlml is
balanced.
Alva Adanis of Colorado, Thomas O.
Stsllamlth of San I'Vanclsco, o'Nell
Reiver of New York ami Major Sidney
A. Ismail, C S A. r'i -ill "sUmera to
Australia 'or the Panama QgngsVlsabt
are also passti;ers.
Accorllng to the wireless reports, the
Teaman struck a reef right at the en
trance to Tones iHrsit, which separates
the Cape York 'ennsula from the
Island of Papua. Her position Is re
garded as .langernus, particularly ao
should there ha rough weather. The
sea was aim. however, when t'le Tas
mei wm laei heard from
in pagpoftsa to her appeal for aid. SSV
e.ei all-is let out from various points
ai once in .. Is expecteil, will reach
aim cornea to those ab-iarj.
6AYN0R MEMORIAL
FUND NOW $7,336.80
(Jeorire TOUng, li isliand of Mine
Lillian N Ifdlra. a wiasenger 01 Ihe
tn,'l)lltoh Staarngbtn Ta.triian. whicli was
reported gghors y stenlsy in bhg fattlf 4
i'uiua, n rth ..f tustrallg, received the
fallowing 'sags
steamship Tagmgn,
"Thuradai Island !
I .l ist stftlek reef Tlnergg Strait. No
l.lllgel
Step yo i posted
' LIU. IAN ."
THE AIRCRAFT WITH
SIX HANGARS BURN
ON AVIATION FIELD
Aviators Hild and Marshonett
Lose Their Aeroplanes
Total Loss Is $25,000.
MIX hangars were totally destroyed
and three aeroplanes burned to aabss
to-day in a (Ire which swept Aeroplane
flow on the flying field at Hampstesd
Plains. The three aircraft that were
wiped oul o eel on gad to Aviators Fred
erick "J Hlld and A. Marshonett. They
were housed In two uf the burned
hangars. Machines stored la other
hangars were saved, but badly dam
aged by sparks and flames.
Tne Are raced among the Inflammable
structures with a speed thst made It
hard work tor the men sboul the place
to save any of them. The llamas wrs
not checked till they reached the con
i rete walla of the hangar Housing ths
equipment o' Bsjlgggl Aviation
thool
In the tueai. time the fire departments
of Mlnsola l4 Ohrdan City had been
called but the firemen could do nothing
to 'heck trie blase, fed as It was by
gasoline. U and pa.tua. The fire le
eupooead to hav. been etarted by the
overturning of Mow-iamp.
Besides the MM hangars the struc-
tji.-s housing tsroptanaa vera owned
t'v SHInev V 9m kwlth, the Aero Club
lot Amerha. AgbSTt Heinrien and two
I Italians S'hOSS mVeS noibpd) apiieaiel
' able to lecall Hangar Mb I" was
nut
It la SStalWeted ttiat the loss
be fully B's
STERN BROTHERS
42d and 3d StrBwtB, WeBt of Fifth AvenuB
Will continue, Tonorrow. the rollowng
Very Important SaIobi
Women's, Small Women's and Miiiei'
Dancing and Evening Gowns
Bt
About Half Actual Values
Women's Tango Slippers
On the Second Floor
Alto Final Clearance of this teason'i
Novelty Silks and Velvets
On the Second Floor
And Annual Clearance of
Boys' Clothing and Furnishings
On the Third Floor
vli,
Utter Imbued by Mayor Kline An-,
nounces Vigorous hflort to
increase Amount.
N. Y. SCHOONER ASHORE.
A list mads publlo to-day by Mayor
Kline shows thst l7,lat.so hss besn given
towsrd s monument to the Iste sfayor
William J. Oaynor through the Mayo
Osynor Memorial AasoclaUon. Anion,
the contributors who gavs 1100 each are
J P. Morgan, Henry W Taft, Charles
tsoaUer, T. P. Shonta, Jsmes A. Heara 1
a Son. Btnsdlot J. Oreenhut, Andrew
Carnegie tn' sfayor Kilos.
A letter Issued from ths Mayer's of
floe announces that henoeforth the asso
ciation will proceed energetically with
Constipation
Quickly Relieved
: Ex-Lax, the Sweet Chocolate Laxa-
tive, uieanses ine ysiem nunoui
Pain or Griping.
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IN N K V YOltk'S BHOPP1W0 t'KNTKK HOFLXAB PRICES
100 Used Pianos
Revenne rotters O to Aid the Xol.
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WSIITVHTnV. nee. Sg -The revenue the collection of funds and says
are Indulging Ig I Sitters Nmlnotl and (inondaga were hope that the fund will be completed tn 1 scientific) remedy that oiiniiiers nonsti
F.x-Lag Is a new-idea physio, a de
licious chocolate laxative. It stops
constipation pleasantly, without dls
rnmfort, griping or pain, It looks and
tastes like sweet chocolate, and moves
the bowels without (all, Kx-Lag is
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inconvenience or alter-effects. Few
people escape the nreessity of an occa
sional clearing out rt the system, and
when yon (ret you must take physic.
Ki-Las will prove a medical mend.
Kx-I.ax is safe, mild and certain far
better than all other cathartics. Keep
this nleaaant -tasting remedy in the
house, and all the family wOl entry I
rrka, we, awe and aoe
feed health
at est
Such a
MASON C HAMLIN
DECKER BIDDLE
CARLTON CONNOR
HALLET DAVIS
MATHU4HEK
SHONINOER
Anil other fine I'prigbts.
on sale briinning at I
o'clock Monday morning.
xi $!
, OIIUIUC
e. $1 .00
aer.. lWeek
Also a fine SOU MKK
Upright and a handsome
rich-toned KN AD E
choice, 1175.
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