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ORL SWEARS FIRM 1
WATERED ITS SILKS
Pretty Wilncis, hi Fear, Asks
Court to Guard Her on
Way Home.
OVCRW-ARD THE PLOT.
Former Bookkeeper Says Men
"Used the Pump" After
Record Rain Storm.
Aflr testifying for two hours
against her former employers In the
Kupreme ftouri to-day MIm Anna
Htern, a twenty-year-old bookkeeper,
mirvrUtd Justice Plattek Mid a Jury
by asking that a court oflleer be do.
tailed to escort her to Ilia Lllerty
fltreet terry, a aha wee In rear nf
being hounded by "guerrillas" on her
way noma In New Jersey. Justlen
I'latsek Instructed an offlrrr tu ae
ro m pony ilia otjng uonian whenever
ha left tlio courtroom until Ihu trial
of thn ault wna over.
Under direct examination liy At
torney I. Oalnshurg, tlx Kir I audi that
aha had heard members of tlm firm of
Htrysower A Nlckthaurr, fur manu
facturers, formerly nf Non, IM-1M
Wait Twcnly.llfth Hlreet, plotting to
ruin large Unntltlr of valuable allk
to they mliflit collect ilnmngn from
il, llloclc At Co., manufacture of
toatumea, In thn Weal Twenty-fifth
Street building,
Mlaa Worn wna at thai time book
aeeper for the furrier. After a heavy
rainstorm, which Prof, Hcarr. thn
weather man testified, waa thn henv
teat rainfall In New York City alncn
1171, the furrlern claimed they found
Sx Inches of water In their factory
knd their iitock completely dcatroyed.
The bookkeeper waa preceded upon
(ha atnnd by two witnesses, who told
tha Jury that tho premises wcro In
food condition. When called to thn
Hand Mlaa Htcrn had difficulty In
making herself heard, Her fenr waa
apparent.
"I saw Mr. 8tryower, Mr. Nlcht
aauaer. hln brother, Jack, and Mr.
3roas atart to take, the Inventory of
lamagcd goods," Mian Htcrn declared,
"Then Jack Nlchthauaer went Into
the bis atock room and brought out
'urge quantities of buttons and allk."
"What wna done with thorn?" naked
Mr. Galnburgh for Mock, ft Co.
"They wero mndo wet," who ropllod.
'Jack Nlchthauaer poured water over
thorn while hla brother and Mr. Btry-
Kwer looked on. Jack did the samo
Inr to a lot of trimmings, and then
so packed them In a lot of canes and
ook them back Into the atock room,
there wcro aomo other things that
aA been burned In a fire in the fac
tory, and upon which clnltna for In
luranco had been collected, nnd thcao
evre Included In tho claims against
fJIook & Co."
Asked to describe what was meant
y the expression, "put under tho
lump," which tho witness had used,
he said:
"Well. Jaok Nlchthuuser took tho
roods off the ahelf, put It on a chair
ina tooK one 01 mo nre puns mm warn
Handing near, filled It up with wnter
ind throw It on. That's what they
tail 'puttlnir gooda under tho pump.' "
Mies Htern aumiuen mm nn nun
laced all tho article wtilch had
tone "under the pump" In the Inven
tory of damnged goods to bo present.
d to Iitock &, Co.. at tho command
f one of tho member of the firm.
U. S. DIPLOMAT RETURNS.
lecrelary "f Knilmeajr Kirk Takes
Guarded satchel to Washington.
JL. C. Kirk, HeoreUry of the Amori
tan Legation In Berlin, waa a pas
(enter on the American liner Phlla
lelphla, whloh arrived hern yesterday.
!I bad a aatchel whloh ha clung to
in tbo pier, lie ruahod over to the
?enniylvanta Btatlon and took tho
Irat tratn to Wuahlngton. He said
."hat when ho left Uerlln Ambassador
Gerard was away on a hunting trip.
Beven doctors of tho Harvard unit
n Franco returned horo yesterday
m the Philadelphia, and with their
leparture from Frunon the unit waa
llsorganlzed. Flvo doctors and forty
)ursos remained ror turinor worg.
ti'V
dentlnl Ynrlit nt Norfolk Iln-
tlvraroliiK Hepnlra
,lFOLIC Oot. 18. Tho Proal
I yaoht Mayflower, on board
vhlch Mr. Wilson may spend part of
Ha honeymoon, has como from W.ish-
TiKton to rccolvo a new coat of paint
,nd to have her muohlnory put in good
londltlon. It Is snla aomo now fur
llturo and a piano will bo taken on
it this port. Tho yncht Is expected to
eturn to Washington the latter part
tf the woe,
For
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HIE GIRL OF TODAY: u she
mm rytmiHn iiWiHii nm rn wth iiiiii 1 1111 jiiiiiinwrwi nrr m
It all drprnii on itow )vu fmi Iter To dicu Ut tci&emktWy
or mutt mrd and Ciiufl and marry tltr moittn jrl to acrufitrlj' puff
to tlx apprabal flcutrt of (our t4 MIm MirhiH't anrtrlputort.
' A
LartaaaaaBBBBa Vr "h
-a n vi hi
If Hubby Comes Home to Find the Cozy Little Flat
Littered Up With Fourteen Kinds of Cigarette Ilutts,
Then the Modern Little Wifie In a Failure; Hut if
She Doesn't Know All About Mixed Drinks,
Nor the Cabaret Head Waiter's First Name,
She May lie a Success And There You Are.
liy Marguerite Movent Marnhall.
The pirl of tn iluu ti on trial, in far n men are concerned.
That Ih u fact empliaHUed by the four representative masculine letter
which I have selected for publication to day. Tw o of tho writers vot the girl of
to day n success, Two of them urc convinced that she Is
a failure. And It Is perfectly clear that In all-four In
stance tho mun nro Judging the modorn girl by their
personal experiences with her whether bitter or tho
reverse. This fact In itself removes from our dUcui
nlon tho stigma of- "academic," even If It doesn't speak
too highly for cool masculine logic.
First, we have "I Did," tho mnn who married a
Hhnrk-ess and naturally enough has donned a protec
tive nrmor of cynicism. Then there is "M. J., who
believes that his engagement wns broken through the
agency of tho great god lluslnesB, and mistrusts tho
god's lnflucnco over tho modern girl.
unvo found modern girls to suit thcra
ONE HORRIBLE EXAMPLE
DOE8NT MAKE A MAJORITY."
There Is at least ona moral to
ba drawn from these misilvea by
the parson whom they all con
earn. It Is simply that 'any girl
of to-day who doesn't play the
game squarely hurts not msroly
herself and some man, but doo
an Injury to all the other girls
of to-day. The girl who Is mer
cenary, vulgar, selfish, conesitod,
who work for low ends by un
worthy means, will convlnco her
one or three or a dozen acquaint
ances Incapable of Impersonal
judgment that all modern girls
are her kind of undesirable citi
zen. Noblesse oblige Is an ex
cellent motto for the "class-con
scloua" modern girl, while the
modern man might remember
that one horrible evampla doesn't
make a majority,
"Dour Ma Jam: Whether tho modorn
woman la a succchh or failure would
seem to depend entirely on her ob
ject In life. It her object la to cre.ito
Uiu Impression that alio Ih a aport In
the full scnHu of tho word, alio Is
mi rely a success. If, on tho other
hand, shu Is trying to attract the
right sort of man for a husband, shu
Is a decided failure, for no man
wants a wlfo whoso knowledge of
mixed drlnkn makes tho avurago
barkeeper appear Ukn the clerk at
the soda fountain.
"Thcro was a tlmo whon mother
gavo daughter a Uttlo conlldl'ntl.il
talk on tho subject of matrimony,
but nut now, Dauliter simply Huy
to morthcr, 'I have caught n booh,'
und modern mother simply uaya, 'Do
to It.' Ilusuuml then furnishes u
cozy Uttlo flat for wltlc, and before
the honeymoon Is over, If ho happens
to drop In unexpectedly, he Is likely
to nnd fourteen different brands of
cigarette butts, and the cozy little
flat has assumed the sumo dull finish
tliat will eventually be his.
"Tho average man la perfectly
willing to sUinil thn modern costi of
matrimony In dollars und cunts, and
even to stand far a few uneiiii.tl
rights, but when tho fact Is con
stantly Impressed upon him that he
has been elected to producu the
funds, while a committee of three,
five, or a dozen lias been appointed
to handle the entertaining programinu
so essential to tho modern woman,
ho Is likely to protest.
"There are scores of girl to
day, wearing the engagement rings
of unfortunate davi Is, who could
tell you offhand the complexion of
every head waiter In the various
cabaret restaurants wharo thay
have been able to persuade some
poor boob to come aoross with tha
firico of a meal or a bottle. And
f tha poor devil working at tha
office remains asleep until after
the ceremony ha will have a rud
awakening when he finds the girl
who has bean allowing him to en
tertain her (on her off nights) Is
as well known in questionable re
sorts a a political leader In hi
own district. Pretty strong, boys)
but did you aver marry one?
"I DID,"
OH, NO THIS ONE'S NOT 80RE,
BUT
"Dear Madam: I have been reading
your antoies atiout the modern girl
"A. do U." nnd "Happily Married"
thcreforo nro suited by modern girls.
with Interest, nnd will relate my per-
nt'imi i-ajivi ll'IICf.
"Hlx years ago I waa Introduced to
u girl nt her home. I went with her
two years and found her a nice, lov
able, charming girl, ono who satisfied
mo in every respect. Hho then de
cided that h wanted to curn aomo
money, mo she became u atcnogrnphor.
After sho had worked six months I
noticed a change. Hho lind become
vain, domineering. Immodest In her
clothes, nil because she earned a few
dollars and had become lndenemlent.
In tho next six months I tried to roa.
son with her, but all In vain, bo t gave
her up. Hho married u man on three
days' acquaintance nnd mado life mis-
cranio for him, all on account of her
ocing a utisiueis girl.
"Here's one for these modern
girls to pondert In the office
where I am employed aa a sales
man there are thirty girls. Every
noon, after they have flnishad
their eclairs and milk, thay gossip
and tell raoy stories of how they
worked some fellow, always In
vain tones. I thought maybe it
was only in ona place, but I found
out from my friend It I the
usual way. In my frlend'a office
the girls dress very immodestly.
They think by showing their
physical charms tbey can appeal
to -omo man so he will spend
money on them.
"Don't think I am sore, but 1 bellnvn
that the nlcu girl is not tho modorn
girl. M. J."
NEXT GENERATION WILL PROVE
MODERN GIRL'S WORTH.
'Dear Mudnm: Tho bacholor of
Colorado tiprlngs la right In passing
Jmlgmuut on the kind of girl ho de
Hciibus, only hu does not realize that
shu may not be entirely to blame for
her shortcomings. Hu Is wronu. how
ever, In numlng as "tho modern girl"
umy iinu type wniuii uui noi repre
cent., In a general analysis, tbu girl
ot io-uuy,
"Cafes nnd cabarets, paint nnd
powder und tho gay white way do not
linnrovo tho girl of to-day. so If 1
wcro looking for u wlfo I would "keen
away iroin mere, ino unrortunate
gin in oniony it product or tbo big
cities, Hho needs u kindly and rctln-
lug lnflucnco to persuade her to drop
her fancied high life und acquaint
ncrscii wun culture.
"Thank God, I am neither a
confirmed bachelor nor a pessi
mist. I do not believe woman and
Flirls have gone to the dogs even
f they want to vote. The women
of the West are usually admired
and defended by Western men,
and the entire country appreciate
their worth. Here is hoping our
bachelor friend gets right with
himself and discovers true happi
ness. "Tha newspapers and maga
zines are reaching more home
to-dsy than ever before. They
are educating women and girls In
duties peculiar to thsm. The girl
of to-day ha kept the best of the
old-fashioned virtues and added
some of her own. The children of
the next generation will furnish
ample and absolute evidence of
what (he has accomplished.
"HAPPILY MAllKIED."
ALL HAIL THE MODERN QIRLI
HE MARRIED ONE.
"Dear Madam: In regard to your
'gin or to-uay, i wouia say mat the
up-to-date business girl, from twenty
to thirty years of age. dresses stvl-
Ishly yet modestly, uses somo powder
nn1 nnrhnnM n Irnen nt rmlin.
ana pornaps a trace or rouge, care-
fully applied and Is at tb sam
MI VMKIW WORLD, MOW D AT, OOTOSIK
It imjvuJI'k, It rant Ik dor?' Hotn tlx wl(r.xrl.fr, yiH of x
hrr anj tlrn the vctJicl WW I a cut of "So-Jo" il )m pc tie&tntt
tlmo modest, well-behaved, educated
and sought after.
"On the other hand, what real man
wants to be seen anywhere with an
undeveloped kid from sixteen to
twenty who wears tho horrlblo got
ups wo seo every day7
"What is more insanely Idiotlo
than this: A silly hat on a head
of weirdly dressed hair, a dress
eight inones too short, billowing
out and showing from six to
twelve inchee of leg covered with
white stocking and black fussy
shoes, a thick layer of violent red
paint and powder. Ye godsl
"Poor kids, they wonder wliv It
thnt tho modern, up-to-the-minute.
callow youth with bottle-necked
conts, short skinny-logged pants nnd
flat low shoes with white socks,
spenks to them on tho street.
"Ttteru nro two distinct classes of
tho modern girl. God help one. nut
ta the modern, up-to-date, sensible,
Jolly, Intelligent business girls, ull
hall! They make tho best wives. I
know; I am married to one. Uy the
wny, I am twenty-six and not an old
fogy, as perhnps my letter woula In
dicate. a. do n."
TRAIN BOMBARDED IN
EAST RIVER TUNNEL
Peculiar Accident Delays Lonir
Islanders 27 Minutes in the
Pennsylvania's Tube.
A North Shore, train ot the Ixmg
Island llnllroad duo at thn Pennsyl
vania terminal at 8.33 o'clock was
stopped In tho middle of the tube
under tho Hast Illver by a peculiar
accident this morning. All motor
powor was lost, though tho electric
lights still buruod brightly, und a tre
mendous battering and mauling and
rattling struck tho windows along the
right side of tho last three cars.
Tho six cars were all filled, a large
percentage of tho passengers being
young women. Tho train came from
Great Neck, bougluston, liaysldo.
flushing und other stations, and was
moving at a thirty-live mile clip, when
tho cars begun to rock and stow down
und tbo bombardment of tbo right
side begun. In a fow minutes there
wus greut excllemont end tnen the
train was stopped.
The conductor and guards climbed
down to the track and searched far
nnd near for tho cause of tho stop
page, but could not And anything cer
tain. An electric shoo for taking
power from tho third rail was missing
from thn hind car. Pcrhups the ploces
flew alongside.
After twenty-seven minutes' delay
thn train was pushed In by Its fol
lower. No ono was hurt.
HUNTSINGER FAMILY BURIED.
Police Itescrvee llequtrrd to Con
trol Crowd of Carlnna People,
The police reserves of the Fifth
Avenue Htatlon, Ilrooklyn, were called
out yesterday afternoon to keep a crowd
from storming tlio unduiUkln chop,
No. 633 Blxtb Avenue, Ilrooklyn, at tho
time of the funeral of Joseph Hunt
sinner, his wife and three children.
Mr. Iluntslnger was drowned a week
ago and ms despairing wiuow xiiien
herself and her children last Thursday
tilnlit
The funeral procession left the under
taklnr hon shortly after 2 I'. 11.. but
long before that time tha street for
blocks around was crowded by Derson
pushing their way Into the place. The
burial was In Holy Cross Cemetery. The
service was read at the rrave by a priest
of the Holy Cross Church, Many floral
wreaths were eent, among them one
from schoolmates of the children,
i
Swttt Coiiipan' saleajtr nf In New
York City for Ibo ml 0iilD Hitunllf, lct. 14,
nttA ,. (iis ioiu.t h n.&j ?ti(
imiuul lini, lO.tt crats pt pouoi. iait.
successS
r. t.lLJtCi
BIGGER NAVY PLAN
Opposition From Extreme Pa
cifists Expected, but No Pro
tests Have Yet Been Made.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 18,-Conllilenco
thnt Congress will "substantially ap
prove" tho prepuredneHH programme
of tho navy wns oxpresMcd to-day by
Secretary Daniels, Ho said ho has
not rccolvod protests against tho
plan from nny of tho "Uttlo navy"
Congressmen.
That opposition would bo encoun
tered from tho oxtremo paclllllstH In
CongresH Daniels admitted was prob
nblo. Ho declared, however, tho "roa
sonublo llve-year programmn" would
commend Itself to many former "little
navy" advocates.
Discussing tho reception tbu Nuvy
progrummo may mcot In Congress,
Daniels said ho expected demand
from somo members to expedite tho
navy's enlargement by adopting a two
or throo year Increase ptuu Insteud of
flvo years.
xiur new construction piuu, nam
Daniels, "hna been worked out lie-
cording to the cupuclty of prlvuto and
Federal shipbuilding yards, ui course
by working two nnd threo shifts of
men. Increasing greatly production
costs, It would bo possible to cnmploto
lliu miiau uubiuu in nisi ,,,,(,,,., n"",u,.
Utility of lmttlcsmps, suomurinos
and heuvler-thnn-nlr machines In fu
turn world wars will be thn subject of
a separate report to Congrrss, dis
tinct from the national uixnriHo pro
gramme, by Hecrotary of tho Nnvy
Daniels, it was learned to-day. Data.
and voluminous reports regarding all
types of suhmersllMPM, dreadnoughts,
aeroplanes, dirigibles nnd balloons
from American Kmbansy attaches al
naval observers In i'.uropn Is tiring
compiled by Daniels for tho special
report.
If tho united Htntes army and navy
'nil behind other nations In aeronau
tical equipment, It will not bo for
lack of knowledge, The national ad
visory committee, for aeronautics has
prepared a reiKirt to Ira submitted to
Prcsldont Wilson directly after tho
annual meeting Thursday which will
contain all tho Information avallblo on
mllltry alrcrft developments abroad,
nd somo romrkablo developments
which have been going on In thin
country.
Ono of the latter Is an aeroplane
that practically salts Itself. About
all that tho aviator has to do Is to
turn the crank and steer. This has
been devoloped by severnl Inventors
In America. Tho remarkable develop
n".cnt WlllCli luiYu beun lliudu unload
will be embodied In tho report.
Injured When lloran lilts Aula.
Peter Ileeves, collector for Daniel
Iteevcs nf No, tCl West Ono Hundred
and Twenty-flfth Htrect, wos driving n
buggy with Arthur U lingers of No, 31
Hprlng Htreit, ulong Amsterdam Ave
nue to-day when tho horse, frightened
by an auto horn, bolted, plunged Intn
a motor car In West One Hundred and
Tenth Htrort. Injuring Itself so badly
that an H. P C, A ugent had to kill
It. Itecvus atutnlned a broken loft
elbow. lingers had Internal Injuries
and a broken right arm. Dr. Hnhmann
took the mto Knickerbocker Iloapltul,
J. II. Ludlow of No, 18 Fairfax Htrect, i
Yonkers, owner of the car, was not ,
hurt, nor waa the chauffeur, I
If, ltlf.
BROKEN
f)f W(
Walte InJtked Her to dive Up
l:nj;aj;emenl Rinj;, Says
Mrs. Ktsu'lck.
HIHI.I: MADI: MIM HAI.K.
MuJyof Book Showed Him Me
Had No CliruwY (7r Heaven
if He Wed.
Among the many moan things at-
tribute.! to WlllUilil A. Waltr. a
Healthy atoragn and van man, by
Mia. ilollln Koawlvk, a widow, who
l suing him for 1100,000 for ull-grd
fiilluif to keep hla promise to wed
her. thn uiimiiest thing he did, she In.
foiuie.1 Justice Phllbln In thn Hu-
pt line Court to-day, was to Induce
her to glvn her diamond engagement
ring to her sou Alexander's fiancee,
Miss Agnia Mi'Ki'iina.
Mrs, Kuanlck In trying now to
substitute another attorney In plum
of llenno Uiewy, her original counsel,
who brought t.'ie suit against Walte.
.Mr. loowy irfin.es, however, to give
up letters und papers which thn
widow handed to bm when sho rn
tallied him because she has not paid
u fen of $ loo which, tho lawyer auys
she promised him.
Thn widow told the Court nil about
her shattered romance n affidavits
Hho alleges (hat on Juun It Inst yoir,
In the Hotel (Iramnliin, Walte prom
Isrd lo marry her within a reasonable
lime. There was. however, olio oh
starln In the wny of n nulck marrlago
and that was young Alexander, tho
widow's twenty-onc-yenr old son,
Walte, Mrs. Koswlck says, Insisted
upon hastening Alexander's marriage
to a Miss McKenna. Wallo's haste to
get Alexander nut of the way was so
Imperative, tho widow asserts, that
shn gavo thn diamond engagement
ring wblch Walln had given to her to
Alexnnder for hln fiancee. HUH tho
marriage didn't take place.
Then, Mrs. Koswlck says, her
flunccn gavn Alexander u Job at S17 a
week and later Increased It to $20 a
week. Hut Alexander didn't marry.
Wnlte, says tho widow, gave up his
Job as matchmaker nnd tried to get
her to tako an Interest In his busi
ness. This sho would not do.
Finally Walle, according to Mrs.
Wick, refused to marry her, because
ho had boon divorced, und could not
re-marry In this Htate. When Mrs,
Koswlck suggested that they could
marry outside of the Htate, Wulto
sprung u new one on her,
"I can't marry," Walte, told her,
"because there's n passage In thn
Good Hook that says Ht. Peter will
not open tho gates for mo It I do. I've
been studying tho Iilbln a good deal
since I met you. That settles It.
There'll bn no marriage."
Justice Phllbln reserved decision.
FASSETT, NOTED SPENDER,
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
Dr. Gregory of Bellevue Writes
to Magistrate That He Believes
the Man Insane.
Lawrence T. Fussott, tho noted free
spender of big money, wus taken to
the Harlem Pollen Court to-day In a
llellovun nmbtilanco. When a taxi
chauefftir had him arrested Haturday
night for refusing to puy MS, Fnssott
made so much polso that Llout. Miller
sent him to tho hospital.
Dr. Kcrrls handed Magistrate Cor
rlg.in a letter from Dr. Oregory, In
charge of thn psychopathic depart
ment, declaring tho opinion that Fas
sett is manifestly Insane. Thn Magis
trate returned thn mun to I'.ellevun,
to bo committed to un asylum for
treatment. Fuwctt wus kept In tho
prison pen during tho proceedings. He
bragged that ho Is rich and that ho
will win all libs lawsuits.
lirorKi Wllllnm Fuulr llenit,
LONDON, Oct. 18. George William
I'oote. well known us u free thinker. Is
dead, lie participated In the famous
blunpheiny trial In which tho lain Lord
I hie! JURIICIl t-Oli'l msn iiruim-u 11 wits
not Illegal to attack the principles of
reUnlon, provided the languugo used
wns not Improper
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MI4fajuA'
JrSSSE Ore-It IWaOToiJ I
EWpMan OlforslMS MS im ireno.
ROMANCE
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VI II 11 VII IUa.l111 (
HERJIOO.OOOSUIT,
WIVES TO MARCH
IN "aJFTPARAOE
There'll Be a fine Array of
Professional anJ Business
Women In Line Too
IN NOVIIL FORMATIONS.
Up-Stale Girl to Be Tall Uncle,
Sam's "Unsl,lit, Un- .
-seen" Columbia.
W'Uea of New York nillllonalrra!
anq meir airnograpliere are discuss,
lug Willi fiuel plsaaur to-day the
announcement that Mayor Mltchl
will aeak for sufTragn at the big
maas meeting In Caniegln Hall Fri
day night, In addition to reviewing
thn parado tho following afternoon.
For sorleiy women and eelf. sup
porting women are vying with each
other In the effort to make a aurceaa
of thnt lluuner Hurfrugu Parado for
Victory which takes place In New
York next Haurday. The liual
Franchise Hoclety, which numbers
among Ha members aomo of the Four
Hundred's most exclusive hi,.itnsses,
will send a strung delegation, Mrs.
Philip l.ydlg will march, also Mra.
K'gertou I Wlnthrop Jr., Mra. Archer
Huntington, Mrs. V. Hverlt Mucy,
Mrs, Charles Noel lldgc, Mrs. Amos
It. K Plnehot, Mrs. Victor Horchan,
Mrs. McUeo Kllsworth, Mrs. A. Hen-
Ion Hepburn, Mrs. l.'urr Van Anda,
Mra. Jessica Finch Cosgruvn, Ml
Clara II. Hpcncn, Mrs, Howard
Munstlold, President ot the society,
and Its directors will lead thn wom
en, preceded by tho Hlxty-nlnth Itegl
ment Hand. There will bn at least
thirty bands In tho parade, by Ilia
way.
Hut listen to tho toll of the business
and professional women who will
march for Huffrage. Tho following
groups ot professional women have
already been enrolled by their ener
getlo Chairmen: College faculty, scien
tists, lawyers, physicians and sur
geons, dentists, uuthors, Journalists,
librarians, agriculturist, horticultur
ists, actresses, dancers, musicians,
singers, artists, sculptors, architects,
Interior decorators. Kuch ot these
groups will march In dlamond-shaud
formation, and tlio women at tho four
points of tho diamond will each carry
a blue banner lotterl In white "Phy
sicians Want Huffrage," "Lawyers
Want Huffrage," and so on, uccordlng
to tho composition of tho group. Tho
cntlro formation will ba Inclosed with
laurel roping carried by the womeu.
Alice Morgnn Wright, Chairman of
tho Occupational Groups, started out
with this diamond-shaped formation
of twenty-llvo women for each pro
fession, dui suo uas enrolled so many
marchers for many ot the professions
that somo sort of overflow arrange
ment ha to be dovlsod to accommo
date them.
Claudia G. Murphy, Chairman of tha
Iluslnrss Women's Group for tho Huf
frago parade, roports that largo dole-
Good evidence of temperance
ThisHHEWARDON bi5i here;
His honest face will win the case
With Iiebmant Rhringpld Beer.
Rheingold
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th drlnKing of pure mild Rhelngold Batr is KJ,
best evldenc or temperance.
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ISqutiaM iMt Awree lawfrlf jM
Ike ikwrsi Cbeasitai CmHir
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KallMXliie ! Hlaae fete
twUe no art r t" u-ftr ttvn MM
Mskbtllt arawvle eUaw, Tke I V
Ui Ml group lll .
rtkr vt rttf etre. elH
of 4Hniiit aiure work. Meet of
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parkkural ' I'UUaburg, Vk Chlf'
man at Clinton Count r en of Ike
Httipire Hlal Campaign Ooiemlll a
must aldent wofkff Ml 4'alkkurat
is a stalely an beautiful brunette,
neally at f U Vlitue Is ' rwjr4.
M ih the rase of U faut-flv HrM
Hwimiulst. Ibe letter rarrur wbo vat
snllr riunter4 l play Unrl Ham
lo an "unslgbt. unsen" Mlse Coluw
bia "Tit llrlng II a i" I another paras
feature wlikh haa Just n an
neunred, It will ftrm4 by row
or twelve women inatrhln, eacb with
a band en Ibe shoulder of Ih Hell,
and ieiientlng Ibe tuelr America
Cmmoiiwraltha where woman vet.
Ther will follow I'nrJs film aod Mis
lilumbla and Immediately prcde the
ltnlte.1 Hlatea division, Over thilr
while suits eacil wrara a usiw pi
iron with the name of the Htate she
........ms From tli shoulder of
rarb del-ends a cape lined on on side
lh blua aaun. on ina omer who
trd With the em awung uck rrom
Ibelr elienuea arms. nr uus lurra
a living I'nlled Htale flag red.
while and Mil.
Mr. Winston Churchill, Mra.
Kvrrett Colby, Mr, F-grrton Par
sons and Mra. M, Dryden Drawer are
first on thn list of tall and beautiful
women chosen for this distinguished
m's Margaret Vale, who In private
life la Mrs. George Howe, wife of
the President nrphew, will repre.
sent Alaska ami march alone Just
back of the twelve enfranchised
rUntri,
Thn Htlffraglsts have sent out lot
of stories of persons who ure gulng
to bn In thn parade. Hern' a tale,
proudly told, of somebody who Isn'ti
Delitloui-laitlnf.
Se dilferent frerr
inj elhtr arsidnl
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nd 3Sa ballls.
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Mayonnaise de Luxe
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inaigesiion. une package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
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