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SKriT.HE..I!Vl!NIo;.WOBLD,i tHURSDAY, MARCH .7.1010.
V
1
ORDER
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OTnnnno Tiir nnnno
,isr nnihcM uiuitmu mil. uuunu
&S&7 OF FORUM MEETING-
GIKGERALE
A-i iiht .islii' cron d
tips ttmiiKttl ou'h.iIc I
No. 61. Avenue II nml 10th Street,
(in hour before thft doors of The Kvc
n.ns W'or'il Ainei leanli.itlon Korum
I were opened la.st nlislit. When Anally
admittance won nllowetl alt tho ener
gies of th-yl'ol'cc Itcaervcs wore nco-
vwmj i.r iv,lil il mvJHi.ti .v..".-
for the hnll, Extmrleiiec hud proved
thnt to bp one of the fortunate mull
I'lice It wa necessary to oonie early
In tli.s district.
It was a fine mooting nml from flrtt
to hint the audience, showed npprejla
f u lit'il-eyeil turn of The Kvcnlng World's effort
c ri r jrroryn- 1 1 j tlcssiminnlc mo principles or loyalty
tlblle Si hnol and (rood citlxcrmHin unions' the fir-
4 o $4.50 $5.00 $g.od 37:00 g. $3.00
IF you have been paying $10 to $12 for fine shoes, a trial will
convince you that for style.comfort and service W.L.Douglas
$7 and $8 shoes are equally as good and will give excellent
satisfaction. The actual value is determined and the retail
price fixed at the factory before W.L.Douglao name and the
retail price is stamped on the bottom.The stamped price isW.L.
Douglaspersonal guarantee that theshoesarealwaysworththe
price paiu ioruiem. 1 nereiau prices arc me same every wnere.
They cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New York
Stamping the price on every pair of shoes as a protection against high
prices and unreasonable profits is only one example of the constant en
deavor of W.LDouglas to protect his customer:. The quality of W. L.
Douglas product is guaranteed by more thsu 40 years experience in
making fine shoes. The smart styles are the leaders in the fashion
centers of America. They are made in a well-equipped factory at
Brockton, Mass., by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers under the
direction and supervision of experienced men, ell working with an honest
determination to make the best shoes for the price that money can buy.
. Pr.ttil.fit TO. T.. fliuirl..
W69A) shoe 1'a.. ain Mirl M
0 llrorlton, ns.
"THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS &SHAPE" I t? Ls. ' MM
mv iiiiMiiiiiii..T'i,.j 1 1 11 1 1 inn
WW
BOYS SHOES
Hctt In th World
93.00 3. SO 14.00
For sl nr-Ina IT. I,. Iionsla nlnrcR nml otf r IMK10
W. I.. Ilnujrla ilr1rr,or rsn tie ordered d I rrrt frnm
firlnrr lit niall.l'srrrl I'nM rhsrot prf paid. Writs
for lllsttrstrd I stilus: khonlug lion toordcrujmall
CAUTION
Before you buy be sure
W. L. Douglas name and
the retail price is tamped
on the bottom and the
inside top facing. If the
stamper price has been
mutilated,
BEWARE OF FRAUD
W. L. Douglas Stores in Greater New York i
IU Vmnji Street. . U77I Thlrl Avr.,bct :46th & 147th Sts. , S.I Manhattan Avenue.
... J.roai way, cor. 8th St. :!t7 KIsMli Avenue. f 1 771) I'likln Avenue.
. ...i.. roiU "ay, near 14th. 'JfiO West I'J.'th Street. ,1 HUSKY CITY 18 Newark Avenue,
I'.'l.'r !:ro"' "'"r.iKltli St. liUOOKI.YN. IIOItOKI'.N-l'-'OWiM.hlnttton Street.
. ,7.o'.,.,.!.r'."".,v"' ' l'' '' S'l.t 4U1 Vultnn Street, ror. I'earl. UNION lllf.L 'J7II llerKenllne Ave.
.!.-.!. ' n JAvrnup. -k 7(HI Uroii iTiiiy, near Thornton St. Ni:VAHlf- 8JH Uroal,ttreeU
I lijril Avriiue. i:l" Itronilw ay, eor.fSates Avenue. PATKUsON U)2MarJtet Street.
liL'O I hint Av.,eor. 1'JOthSt. 478 Kirtli Avenue, oor. lltli Street. TUKNTON ill) Kast State Street.
Slnret marked tvtth a carry cnmpletw llnet of W, L. Douxlai Shoei for Women
United States Commissioner General
of Immigration Hon. Anthony Caminetti
Tells Why He Uses Nuxated Iron
-To Create Red Blood,
Strength and Endurance
Despite His 64 Years, He la
Today More Active and Alert
Than Many A Younger Man.
Former Health Commissioner Win, R.
Kerr, of Chicago, Says He Helicvrt
Nuxated Iron Should
Be Prescribed By Every f$Hfov
Physician and Used in tfe?CS
ivery nospuai in 1 nis
Country.
Dep. to Vj fit in n .1 :f. .,, ii
. , i turn to iiil p:trta ii. thu I'uuntry In
nil ciIiuuiom Hitil ull ai'HrtonH, Lnlli'il ritate
unmilrjiiijnt'r o. Iiuiulurnttuit Hun. At
ian 'unitiir-ttl in tu-,luy luoru ui'tlvu sno
uirrt ih.ni m.inv n yuunsrr 111:111 nun .1
'in .11 incetliu the itruln of Ills ufi mi
uui.eK.
In l'Ptnc up 1. Id roliu.t I'aiwtltutiiin
ami tiiliwt ,'inTKJ'. CommliMloni'r i' 1.11
inetll Iiuh liiiil K'nuru li .S'uxnlnl lrm
11 a a loiilr, vir'ngtli ami blooil liulMt-r
Ho aia "In tho heal of ununtr. ami
'tie 1 f"r of wiatir hih! the ilrbllltntini;
wi'fks o. prln time. I lmo ubimI Nux
Mini linn with unvnrylns suceewt una
MilKfai'tlon. Aftor wetU-t uf tiutlrat t'ou-
incnmit lu ofi,-e iliitlen. I flml In Nu
mcil Iron tlio truo tunic quiiUtte nhluli
i tlp tir"nir one's ph)lrul bi'liiK " thnt
.taio of tltnrMi M-lili'lt la trio tlislr ot
')()' hc.Utliy inlmliil ninn or woni.m.
rulutril Iron I LOtnnicnil to wluiuur firl.i
'dS.in,I " 1'ii'lr rraturitthn fur itu
bllltatlon. rthaimtlon uiul overwork. "
In rommpntlnir upon 1 ti 1m. Dr. I union
Francis Hulllinn, fonnml I'hl'strlun f "' 'rn In nur Moral ou limy
IMICTHQ llnnpltHl ((JUtrtoor IVpt.). Siw
Vork. suih: "A limn of the pruinlnince
nf Oomnilrvlontr 'anilnrttl iloi'a 11 n'tat
Cooil, In my uplnlnn I'y ruinlnir nut nml
Hlllnjt tlio uop'e nliout Nusatr.l Iron. 1
Hnow of no Inttir preparation 10 rniluli
nml fom'y th blooil n Kill nut the thnu-
anj ( ill'H"i' K r'na nhlitli inuit pi .
vii ! '11 i tiuinv of tlio lilni'fi Ultuil hy
tl HO inoitliiK uflci' till) tllmlkiatnl.1 of
nini.sr.inii fiuin xi'ry lainl win, rnino
uur niiurin. Many a man or woiniin
unci 1 iriniB'i ' only half living up In
lirjr pei-lti Mi-,. iilinply Ih-oiiiko liny ilo
not rrali.'.'' thnt itiflr VM'akncto, ami laii-
uilr in' " tinuily ilui' to a tin k nf nut
ilfft.nl nun In ,hi tilooil. Tlii-y rievd n
mi'l 11111011 naiiiipr, mil no Ufa
lL'i La 'II
clsn-horn of New YorU's tcrcat east
ulilc. Klrst they showcl It by tlpnfctw
Ins; npplnuse cry few momcnln.
ntraln they prnvrtl thulr Intorvnt by
ILsti-nliiK Intently to every p6nker
and clitcttultier un tho, programme
With tho klilillr.1 worn tho older
lolk Rrny-boarilcU mi'ii who obvi
ously wwe wondering "wlint '.n
cmliiR." Then then) wcro the inolh
rin. some of thorn rurrylnic tiny cltll-
tlrcn In their crnis, nml cscoitcd ly
their ncna and dauRlitvi-n, the happy
American pchool children. 1
Tho protvRCM of tho Children's TaU
opt Department received a hearty
welcome. First cntno Max Wcclmlcr,
a star lollnlst, who was followed by
Mablnn ltetlc, who played excellently
a piano solo entitled "Tho Dreatnn
of Love." I.llllan Uarnen mnrf "Till
Wo .Meet Aitaln," and lleticvca iozen
nnd Irving Hchuman both played vio
lin noloB. Augusta. Kluchnor nnd Max
Kozen Kavo nulcotlons on tho piano.
On account of I ho lonKth of the
progrniunip no encored were allowed,
nut It wan only that fact that pre
vented tho talented yoiinRHtcrH from
nppearliii; nKaln and asnln on tho
platform in response to tho clamorous
nppoulH for "tnoiv."
Other numbers arranncd by Wllllntn
Weiss. Clin'rman of the District
Korum, wcro a dlnloRtio by I.dna and
Alleo ('ohen nnd several inus cul
Pieces by other members or ruone
Hchool No. 71, of which Miss lloblnson
la 1'rlnclpal. , ,
Miss r.velyn W. Iforns, a slnscr of
note, was a visitor at tho Korum ami
twinif sovcrnl songs. uccomiHimvu j
l'rof. Krmaloss. Tho nudlenco ap
plauded her wonderful slnglm? so vlB
orously thnt ho wan not nllowwl to
leavo tho platform until sho had given
three numbers.
After tho "Salute to the Flan" nnd
tho nlnfflns of "Tho Star Hpanfrlcd
Manner," William WeJss spokn a fnw
words and explained tho purposes of
the Amcrlcnnlzatlon Forums,
Tho next speaker was ex-JudRO
llnrtmnn, who eavo n stirring talk on
Americanism. Hn prnbied highly thn
work of Tho Krenlnc World on tho
oast side nnd called upon every resi
dent of that district to support It un
reservedly. Mr. llartman also men
tioned tho work of tho east sldo boy
In tho war, and m-god that their deeds
bo an Inspiration to all to bo truo
nnd loyal Americans. When ho had
finished speaking tho applauso wan
deafening for several moments.
Lieut. Col. L. Wlnthrow, who scrvcl
In tho Spanlsh-Ajncrlean War with
tho "th lteglmcnt, and Is now a loader
In tho War Savings Stamp Campaign,
next spoko on Americanism. LleutJ
1 01. winmrow praisou uiu ieiuui;
World highly and declared tho work
of tho Forums would long bo evident
In tho public Ufa of thoso who took
advuntngo of them. Ho also urgod
thrift and " generous support of th
various war drives.
After tho regular program waa con
cluded, them camo commuunlty slng
tnir Tinder tho leadership of Harry II.
Sfhlncht. Director of The Lvcnlng
World Amorlcanlicatlnn Fonims. Tho
audlenco sang as though with ono
n.lghtj' volcn tho imtrlotlo and popu-'
lar fours of tho day. Then there wero
"Americanization movies," calculated
to Imprest vividly upon tho nudlenco
the truo meaning of Americanism.
Members of tho Children's Talent
Department should watch (his column
1 carefully for tlio Important nnnounce
'nientH which tiro to appear shortly.
I Within a few days, every' child who
sent lu an, application will bo told
of the grcntcst treat that has ever
been offered tho children of NW
York. Saturday evening tho scheUulo
of Union who liavo been sclectedlo
entertain tho Foruma of next week
will appear.
I The tlnal try-out of tho Talent
1' Department will tnko place this after-
1 noon, ami It will neruaner uu useless
' to apply for this opportunity. Amplo
1 notice was given of tho closing ilato,
and several tlnyn later thoso whoso'
addresses wero Illegibly or incorrectly
written and worn not notified wero'
given another ch.uico to npply. Thn
....mi.nr ti.i been so great that It will
even now bo dlillcult to raro for all
1 .nllfliw1 fnp tho Inrilllis. nml
absolutely no moro try-outa wllljb''
held. m ' . 1
BILL SEWALL, T. R. GUIDE, r
CHUMS UP WITH KERMIT
Chance Meeting in Natural History
Musium Develojis Into Rem
iniscences of Colonel.
Hilt SewtfTI, who for years was Col
lloosevelt's guldo In Malno hunting trlpj,
came to tho city yestcrJay and droppoit
Into the Museum of Natural History
to look over the collection of deer there.
While absorbed In tho exhibit he got a
woodman's slap on the back, nnd turned
to face Capt. Kermlt Itoorovclt. who
had returned from Franco Tuesday.
For tho next hour or xo tlio .Malno
guide enjoyed the sights of the museum .
and talked over bunting trips with Capt. I
Kermlt part), consisting or Mrs. Ivor,
nilt, Capt. and .Mrs. Archln Iloosevelt,
.Mrs. Nicholas Ixmgworth, who was Allen
Itoosovult. and Carl Akeley. tho sculptor,
who accompanied Col. lloosevclt on his
hunt for big game In Africa.
Fnther (Jrorjtr I'. Ilrnnc Dies.
Tho IluV. Oeorgo F. Denne, pastor of
St. John the Ilapttst Church, Yonkers,
ilnsl veaterdav morning after no Illness
I of several weeks. Father Deano con
tracted a fi'vcro cold, whleh dcvelopod
Into pneumonia. lu addition to his
duties as pastor, for tho last tmi yeara
lie was Treasurer of St Joseph's Kern
inarj He was ordained May 27, I89P.
13-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS
STAR 'CELLIST OF THE
EVENING WORLD FORUM
sdP5
v :-. n HI
SADlC
I
I
KCMPUER
b'adlo Ke
Street W tho
dren'H Talent
mnler of Xri. 633 st S4thiUI.t. n
10 star 'cellist of tho Chll- I Kiuitt boll
Kvcnlng World. She Is thirteen years
.ltd nnd was born In Yorkvlllo. ' Sho
lias two sinters anil n brother.
Sadie's favorite Instrument Is the
'colli,, nnd, considering tho dlltlculty
In mastering thn Instrument, sho
plays unusually well. Sho lms played
at several Liberty Ixian rallies, and
was called "Tho Music louver of
Vorkvllle."
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PAPER ,
BASIS OF EQUITY SUIT!
Ureach Occurs Between Directors
of Mother Church and Publish
ins Society rriistce$.
nOKTti.N. ,.Iar. 11 S7.-vV bre.nh of
unity lms occurred botween the Ho&rJ
of Dlteetors of tho Christian Kclnnoe
.Mother Clmrvh nnd the Hoard of Tr'JS-
tees of tho Christian acletiro I'ubtls'i-
llng SiKlcty. neenrdlng to a suit In equity
on rile here to-dn.
( As a result of the briMch tho Iloird
of Ttuotees his filed a bill III ullv
to nJoln ihe Hoard of Directors fnvn
'fstnhlfshlng a new pulill'hlng establish-
Inienl or from Interfering In or injuring
1 the present one.
, Charles H. Hughes of New York,
Shennan L. Whlpirle of lios'.on. nnd
.Silas H, Strawn of Chicago, have been
I retained as counsel itiy tho plaintiffs, ap-
pointed trustees under a deed of trust
made by .Mary Maker O. IMdy. They
are lxunont Itnwl.inds of 1'lcayune,
Miss., Herbert W. Mustace (t Moston,
and David M. Ogdcn of Mrooktlno,
Ma?
Tho defendants are Adam Sf. Ilckey,
Jamrs A. -N'nil, lvlnurd A. Blerrltt and
William. Ot. llnthvon, who ero ap
limited hy Mrs, Dddy as tho Hoard of
Directors of Tho Flst Church of Christ.
My a supplementary deed of
V. Dlttemore and Annie M
linth rlnlm lo hold ihisiuoiis on
Department of The I tho Hoard of Director
Onli, One Best
Kind of Corn
Flakes x?
says CJOVWS
Thai s why they're ,
the most popular.
PostToasties J
IT MAKCt LITTtC DirftniNCE WHAT YOU NtCD-A WOHlO "WANT" Will 00 AMD'f INblf
I
AOIIli'll tit Nu-.ii' -it 1 roll
t c.iroful f katiuu.it ion f
1 hf ormu.ii, anU nv t-Hi
f Nuxuiml irun I r -ai M t
I hut 11 U u pn p'r,it(oi. hi. rt
ain (ili ititin 'iin take ti uHf
ur iir.Hi.ribi1 fur Mh i.t,n. tt
t h Uliiiont 1 unCiJi'nr ttf yljrn i
,, ituchl y ln!.'ctul una mine
tl Nil'S HfdUltH."
I r want o( lion you mtiy t
h. i 1. hi itmn nt iliiriy. iu:: n m
tilh't. pour lu mi'iuury. nt:rvoun
i. iiLiiiit- 11 tul nil "run ilovvn "
Mulc ut SO or (10, with pliiity
ti,l tin vuuiik In fri'llne. 'ml or
urn. our wnuio neinic uriinniniK
jt with vim nnd cncritv
An prnuf nf this tnkn the ensn
nf Knrnicr t'nltml Htutes r' nntui
mid V'lecl'n sldcntlni Nomlncu
i'l..uls A. Tn.wne. hn nt past
r.s Ih tlll a writnlilt' tniiiintuin
11 tiitlfiM tmrgy. Hin.itur Tuitne
Kiv: 'l liavo f'liinil NuMitud
Irun ut thn cri'Hti i li ne'11 ivrt a
Inliiii unit mrul.lt!' 1 llonri fnrth.
I Hhiill nut In ,!i"tii it 1 srn
1.1 11 ponliluii ti, tmtl'y rm tlm
)' l it nf other In ttl' Ifrnnij.
ul''i nnd iintntdlutt' hi' pfuln. s.
ii' tlila liini'dy. nnd I unhrhl
mi.iuly recoinmrnd Nuxntrd Iron
in nil hn frid thn nvnl 0' r"
iiruv'l iriirgy nnd thu rufuljruy
u: liinllly fuiiL'tlnim."
it you urn not strnni; nr will
"i uiM' It to yourii'lf tn mnkn
tlin fill In w Inn tout' Hn' how Iuiik
bl r-Ticl Ii
know KliHt tn tii 1. 1. .ind .m a riinmiiucni'ii
,hv n'nii iln tin ins, Ivra .1 great injury
by risnnliiB in tliiiul.iiits. niirnotlc iliuKt you can nuilc withu.it lu'i-oniltiK
nnd Ml. nii'dU'lniil prep.1r.1tl.11n. (..,, su ,K(( ,wo f, Krnn
WIIIIB l.'n. i i.i" - . in'
'ron Mill I" 'm 1 iiliilun tiiiuit .1 nn
0ns;r In- cnt'inlK tini'd iu1iik lu Its
(Trent Ituhlliiv iu Injur,, the tt-t'tti ind
fc'nni.,i"i "
Pr. fleorci' II ll'Kn. 'nrmerly IMiyiicI.in
and Hursnon Mimniu'ith Mi'mnrlsl Hos
pital of Nvw Jersey, says: "I hale found
HON. ANTIIONV fltJIlNRTTI
t nlli-d htutra CuiiunlMiluner ot Immigration
U II O II 11 IS
Horn Jnrknon fnllfornla. .luly SO. IBS!
Adniitt 'd to the 1 ullfurnla liar 1K77 !!
tilii Attunnv Slnnlitr of thi. c'nllfnrnla
m'jlv 1'f.tn :lSnd nnd S3rd Hetflulit
i-tiiti ,-li'nnt ;7ih and SMh Hiosions. M"iu
bur ''oiik'S-, 1MI1 .", I'tutV.t'litlnl Kltictnr
un I'lt'M llltld tlrk' t lHKb llnltKat In ths
lieinucnitli' National I'niiti'ntlon IhtlO re
1 ivnl oto .if hi iwrtv for I' H Senator
1 lath lalloi 1 nt :t3n SeHHliin r'nllfurtua
1.1'Vtrlntur" 1 SIM, Mndn CiininilanlnniT flun
finl uf Iminlaiatlnn uv antinlntini'nt uf I'rss
l.lcnt Wilson uthur nf lh Ian li.owri sa
tho t'utiiliu tt I I -aw tmMHol hi Coni,rrci
lhO.1 uniK-r wlnrh hvilriullr mlnlnir was
rrmnned In Oali'ornt.i nnd Chairman uf tl.n
t'lillfornla ("ninn..siUn fur tlio rvvlaluu und
reform uf the law.
tntll.lt t, tlf., ,-, n-n.,. Vrf.. u... aU.U .. ..11
idlnary Nuxnti il Iron thr, 1I1111H p. r knonn '. .ni',;w nni w I nlikr it... .i,t..r
i.iv nrii r nnais. :ur iwu uvi'ka Then morjar inn im-liiiii 11 n ann )i.
. )inir mieinjtn aKaln und tt how nnl .l,.4 i.it iiijum nvt'i inaM' ti.-ai 0.4 s
nn 1 you linvo Kilned, ikt iuwm Uki -u-mi". Tru? nu'infvpinw H'lxr
,M MT.ITl'lti;it.'' NOTfi Ninatnt Jrrn, sutw huvrWuI M MitlMr itUltitnj rcsulls
Milon hit t nwil Hy t'lauinlnlnnvr tmlrul to eirry puruhswr iir tlv IU refund jour
ol itlirni vttli noli siinnuln rmultiu sM la won.?. It u dwaood by 'J -vJ drujjUtt,-
HWvnt-td lad Tecvtomccjvd tbott Vy Dr. Diiv, Adit,
' a i
To Cure A Cold
tn Ono Day
Takm
"Laxathro
Bromo.
Quinine
9 Tablets"
Be sure you get the Genuine
Look for this signature
'.f.('v
on the box. 30c
THE
LORD SALISBURY
TURKISH CIGARETTE
IS Inevitable
Because it meets the world's demand for Quality, Quantity and Economy.
Because it contains 2& types of pure Turkish tobacco and is the only high
grade Turkish cigarette in the world that sells for as little money as
1 8 cents for 1 5 cigarettes
35 cents for 2 packages)
The reason for the low price is that LORD SALISBURY is packed in
the most inexpensive and the most attractive machine-made paper pack
age instead of the expensive hand-made cardboard box.
For these practical reasons:
Quality, Quantity and Economy
LORD SALISBURY is the inevitable cigarette.
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