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BAD TEETH IN SCHOOLS
Physical Director Says 90 Per
Cent of Pupils Have Them.
MANY ALSO HAVE FLAT FEET
Board of Education Should
Start Cmipaign Against Such
tj(I its, Says Dr. Crampton.
. nt of tke Bchool rhlldron
tlve l
. ? ai ton, dl
.1 traln .i; In tlie publlo
i illiain H. Maxwell, City
hoolfl. l.r.s submitted
Board "t -dueation
? idrei are i"
ea Dr. Crampton.
?'? -{[
? : ro blng "' defeat the
I ygienlc labora ol
ntly aapping thi
Iren."
.? . Dr. Crarnpl
efforti of tha Board ot
!:,? adda, "that om de*
ttack thla
.. tlgU to the ? nd
wlth an unoared-foi
. ptlon rather than the
- - that tl.*. work ot
apl ' IM health
th aafeguar I
' reeu ol
. . >.- tbe
ned to pi
; . -: . ? I 08 ?
ond haa underl
i ?
:. frequently ln
and found faulty n> many
of medical Inapeetlon, Pr.
n ?, belonga to tn* depart
mcI. i not boards of
health.
Hndi "flatfoot' prsvi
. . in the DeWltt
...1 of 2.0','J student*
I per
. of flatfoot
. ? bad broben down
. Hlgh
|| th.it i":
. - .a 0f conatltui
weal ' ? ' :' ""
ni Crampton
tlklng on hard
led i
- < in t_?h m. h.-ols r.
D and ? orre tl* ?
? . The sltuatlon, l>r. Cramp
.ly m<t In *o t
i
lal prophylactlc
- a part of
... . .
Aa ..?-?'. I ?' '
|
: rmlty
[>!?. Crarnpto
d tbat it
.
ma, wlth < FOtatlon, whlch
nd unoor
tl : l
?
Th* flddltion nf fi
rliv t - irse of atudy ln
?
? widely ?
pial addltlona to the work. it
?
*"rt!t*"' Ktatea, bul over tl
MRS.^ALPH ARRIVES
Former Protege of St. Gaudens
Rack from Study.
ee pf Bve years Iron t ?
ritV flurtna whlch *)>. gave i
?
Retph. an Irnei
? ?1 heie yestardaj 01 I
. i iranl
w Berlln
former
i" ln
aliiiny k. "' ral yeai
and ?
?a, . ? try to the
thp .i itbor, i
?- ; . Ralph,
the ' nnd marrird blm. Mr.
i.. . ?.
day o wi -
a
RED CROSS SEALS FOR ALL
EigLt. ? vt Millions Go on Market To
day for Christma8 Ur.e.
? oi of Red Cross i !hrlst
n>*l ?.. ' wlll ro .-ii the markel to-day.
the Unlon, nnd
r ? . R o .md the CS-SJ
une ..1 Ihe aupi ly.
i Cross plans t.i tnokn
palffn thfl n its
ls bave been ma?a
for . tlie pn aenl ? dltl ?n of
k ..ff, to
The proeae-fl wlll
?* ap: to i the tmti-t'i
atrculi . mi ni in the oommui
-a
aUJTURNS TO AGED HUSBAND
ronaer Telephone Operator in Merry
?Mood After Good Time Abroad.
? Brown Alsop, who
: man
1111, fl
? j here y<
*oy ... ri ??im Unei
ung woman had
?*??:. .. ,,,l montha havInK
* * ln mei
band a iio 1
-. nior. nn t lier at
Ti.. ,, t,,rn,.,i from thelr weddlnv
ki{.' ;.f. ..,,,,,., on the W hlte -
?_r
M>8ES TWO WIVES AT ONCE
****.. Divortcd from Man Just Sen
fcfited to 10 Years* Imprisoi?*rent.
Lt < ,,. Vj? N',,v _j wen
?
IJoih I I I ?i.r.lii,..
J ,.| I), II !|.h TraVers
f.]**ri. t v. ?. man, Who WM x'nt IO
*'aup*.f, ,. n.t?.n"tlarj lasl ae< k for u ten
?*r t*n . charse ol I.HnKtnK "
toW -'?'? ' ' ' '' ' '?' ' "' ''"? ''"'?"'
'*- v. .,,, ttlBl All. n had inarrMI
.2# >'?'??"?: women wltho'it the formallty
*T * dlvotce
WOMEN'S VOTE AND
WOMEN'S WORK
Right of Petition, Not Right of Ballot, the Solution of
an Anti-Sufiragist.
By Lilian Bayard Taylor Kiliani.
International Beea Ibe New 1 * '
GovernmentH. h* c- 1
at thi
? ? ?
.....
with blood and brawn thi
tii" nation they ha i ? l 11 ?
as it has been ln thfl pafll
tbe taak of men nol ??? ly ln I
klflO lll da
the inille'
? in thfl lattei I i
IIea u|>on ? ? in Ihe
flr-ri Infltance lt hai hll
tbera iti the otl. t
A man votflfl flrat >>f all i I
l lnun. and i * om in hai i
of all i hfl la .1 .om ". "The
man'a vote," aaya Mi ? Id < ? l?
quhoun, n London antl*fluffraglat, "must
aia aya n ean a ha
miik- it m r in. n '1'. thf> v
mean what ?
Induoe men to make other ?. .? n do " To
vote arli "hligation ? ?? ?
to enforce one' voti la iik<> a wi
WhiCh the next tt;i\i- Will
oblltei
John .:
who can noi
11 to govern " lf '
." ii la
I that n i
r. .-i onslbility is anarchy. B
In the
? ? in finm.ni. the ll
reatlty rol much mora thnn :i
bi even nn opinion: the voto ls
not only the expreealon of th? "lll of
the voter, .'? t it contalaa ni^o tba
? :nt will if need he.
t-H v.h?re
? r lawa in th.'
being compuleoi y comman li
? -
. tolerat
ara wllllni thi
?
woman in thla broad land
I whlch n
ta the vote I
?. dtloning :
t,.r-.>n m pfl -
takea ai
..f "dlr* cl ' infl h ?
thnn for one
SPUGS EARLY SHOPPERS
Mrs. John Hays Hammond to
Address Society.
- tade othei
ry t.) t.-.ko t! ?? llnlng out of a
pocketbook ??'
ind
wlll be i n
?
rlng on T
ily room of the
Hammond, t "? '? :
1... Bpuga a I... i.
'
ls iilvl.l<.l Into
'
workmen wlll l
.mall holly i ""B u
? nd on the r ln i
a
WOMAN MAY RIVAL CRANE
ProgresBives Look to Su-tragists for
Senate Caudidate.
?
Boaton Nov. _*.-A won
mlnated 1
.
_ . ..,
, th.- nomli itlon of a ?
would promoti " :l"",n',
who ma< ' ? ' ihe Pro
thi ? i t
_? ?
HOUSEWORK NO EXCUSE
But Anti-Suffragist E.s.apes Jury
Duty in Kahsas Tl
Kan.. 1
court "in i??
? ????
? d the .r: aba waa too
_,.),), ? WOrk to <=orve
.?Vou will nol '" ??? d," prompUy
_lken.
_notl 'nr t"lrt '
tbal Bha waa oppoaed to won;-.:
an.i that tii^ Jury boa waa no pl
woman. sh- araa aa
_ ?-?
"MISSKATE" WILL LECTURE
Oklahomas Commissioner of Chari
ti_8 and Corrections Here To-morrow.
Mlgg Kata '
.nd Correi I ??
Jaboaaa, and known tht..- -'.out ti *
? afl "Mlaa Kati
undei th.- flUfll
Polltlcal Education, on " """
?nonalblltty for CHma." to-inomrw
:1, il flfele ?< in th- ii'.
Theatr*.
Mlafl Baraard ? ? ' "
invitntion of ti.e !..._ M BVjd th- I
,_?:.,?. Aaaoelatlon, l< n "i'1*'
ln N.-w >..r.;. ''
ln thfl I'.n-1 _
TAFT8 KEAT> IN UT/.a
Omcial Canvass Oivc Him 6 b'J.1 Plu
rality Over Wilsor
Snlt Lakfl < My, Nov. _? f*o:np>ti>n of
thfl ofih'l.il BtoiO ' ?'"' ' ? ,r'! '
prealdentlal vote -f tl ?? astnoi i
ov.rlook.il ln 11 ifl UI
Bociallat r, .'ii'.- i 1,1 . aad Bk ? ?
dailflt-Labor,
There wero h.'itW Btfl OTftlflfl BJ
of tho oeeietttuttonal am.t,iitr.< nts sni>
mtttad.
The vote r>r RoflflBVelt wn? 24.17 ' T.ift.
4'.M.?i WDooa, a*,!!
ted. wlll flnd hlm
wlth eorapromlses.
I , Vote counta
? - ? H
? v';' '
service of the
? '
1
I
?
I oi
n."
i
of bad
?
, on thelr i
;..lng 10
-
and on
not the 01
from the
MAY YET WIN MlCHIGAM
Rccount in Saginaw Possibly
Will Save Suffrage.
tlfitlonal
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t
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v
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- ki
PRAISES AMERICAN MEN
Bincere, Says
Protty French Tourist.
a
?
Mll,
I '
ill alth men
'..a na
? ill-around j
?? ? ?
ii, French and
I'hey havi
I are lacklnK
? tht most pollflhed
i
middl
- ifesl mar
?
...
. . ? ? :
'?'Mll . I IC
II i in ad
' .11 dlplo
tolid, un
?
to rifllt New
Tork, '" ' te be tbe moel
a.
WAGE EARNERS' HEAD TO SPEAK.
? i of thfl
ii. u iii gfr, ah on
: ri ? Ball
? ?
? ?? id al ?
?
Um rsesBl
j . tha Natlonal Womaa s'uf
Artj wiii i ? Mra Qeesge
11?.
AT 70 SHE FOOLS BLACK HAND.
-: Blk) '\'"rv,. an Blleajed mm-k
ln P.BBJ
by Ifaglstral 1
natlon upon
? i H.0N from
Mra aVana Nl< olii o, a woman
yeara ald. T '? t*S?, tke poUe.
?ald, after he bad ealli d at l ? i
day aft. i noon and recelved
TorrS wlll ha- ? a
I
What to Do on the
Morrow of the Turkey
Ways in Which the Leftovers
of the Lordly Bird May
Be Attractively Served.
The day sf the turkey presentc no proh-!
k_1 to any exprrl*n."-d hotiB>wlfe. thaf
aii know Juat a_aetly bow hr atMNtld bfl
?tuffed and roeeted and garalahed, it i
After '.v hii'h tries tbfl ^klil ef
cook and poti h'-r on her aaattle te aerva
tbe "leftovera" ln Btich a mnnnrr aa to
"tite, poaslbly Jud.d bf a
?urfelt of turkey.
flma, thongBi aa if sesn tbfl
- partaker <>f th- Thanke
irivtng feast could i.? othsrwlsa than
eut cold ali.'e^
Of th?- T1.1 k> \ fll .??'! Wlth . ? .'I i '? Il of
celery oi a foi the next
Th? turki jr sh.nild I
panle I l cranberrlefl or Wai
? - ^.>tln ?
of turkey ** Ith ?aui ea, and eltbou
are tt mptln -. they >
? ? ' eaper meati and II ii
,??:.?'.. ufl them f'.r tnrke.
Ihelr rlcl mi letely l Ide the
? ? ? . < . ? bird and
ii Ake II tfl tfl ? ?;.. tl) like oo.
pjyoflfl there wen
i or blg l "? i al tbe
Than nner, a ho refused tr. be '
untll all the f l
... v...i through. There Isn'l enough '
left t.i e ii Int" ri ? I
,i i what Is tba poor '"<>k to do aith the
rapfl whlcb aie bo unaightly t.. look .'t
snd havfl auch Istenl pesslbUltlflfl of he-1
comlng tempting food"
? -i\-\\t r, oi ? ! . ?..
? .*? a OUltnary gei lua t'. n
ppealing to the large majority ofl
n i. Bu| tbeie at* tho j
more attractlva dlasulaee of tha
balla or croQuettea if tbe balla or eakasl
itad brown m a buttered ar *
,i ing paa they ss-U net he ao nuich'
trouble to prepare as the croo.uette_ frtert
ln <lrop fut, nnd yt they wlll he an im?
provement on ordtaary turkey
Serve them wlth tomato aaOOfl or wlth
paprlka Hanre, hs the turkey croijiiettes
frled In deep fat ;ue fom.times -
A paprlka aflVOCfl is only a whlte name
Bavored with paprlka aad nutmeg. The
balls may ho baked in the oven inntea'l
of frled lf otir doafl not like fJlfld (OOda,
If any attifflng i.i loft ov,r. rC.cI that to
them ta < hli.!,. ? thfl rtdaaaaa ol their
flav.ir and l*ah t! a top "f ?'a<*h with but
trr. When dono srrve with a garnlsh of
watercraflfl or atnall eprays of celery.
I of.pd turkey Ifl aa even more at
traetlvfl raehanfffl aapadally if datnty
baklng ?hei^ if n _. too aanah
io botbec wlth them < bt
plctureequfl Orleatal baklng dlah. Tkeea
faaeta ii ng ii; -..:. ? a iti I
or iplaaby blue aad wl ? di oratlona,
look much prettler on the dining table
than the popular caaaerolfl dlahefl.
thfl la] rn of tUrl '-nha as
flttractlvel) u poefltblfl. a llttlfl of tbe
s-avory fltufflng or aorafl Worce_teeetalr?
i , (tr.- I" .... t'. 10
raatage. atolatea wlth turkey ^rnvy or
stock an.i bruab meltfld imtter over the
top Bake it untll .* ri th rru-t ao
md t|,, n m .'.<? piplng hot with
liim nnM ii
M tuvah muflt i.i' flerved,
? , . .| . .
. .. i lue ehef .
hash .-t .I.-. ib
of ground i tlny flUced
Anothi ? ? ~'- en ;"?: I
of nutmeg. i ar and
I Imtter for
. Then ^tlr In a table
..; il.. ir. Add the turkev i
a little rean I a piach of ^rat.-.i nut
'...k tii.. mtxture for aboul Bt ? or
ten mlnutea and aerra oi d toaflt,
<i; rnisli wlth ereaa or whlte celerj
Some poached eg| .-r a turkey
mlace make a. OlOO braakfflflt diwh oa a
Novi mher mornlni;.
Postal Card Departments
All communicationa iand they are welcome) should be made by posta' as far
ai it is possible.
_-_ . eg" J J 1 ,r'fr: "f '" ,: n
Kecipes 1 ested and
Found Good
? . r"*r>r>n
- ?? -? ai't aarti r 1a '.? ha.a
-
, inleaa otner
'
ara ?nd ,
; on.
?treet.
.partment wlll not te r<
Illtnpi for retum. Kln.lly
-
V. tlt? . *
...
?,?.?? : ' ' ?
- fr,' ....
fl om nn authorlly on Kngl
e. okli a t
r flugai thrae
r lurpe r;;
pound of fionr. ?? ? ? floa half t- a
I flve egi
. tbe butt r
th?
t M
attl i ? i Hh ??
?
Ihe . ak.
'
t the aul
i |
? iti H '
?
tt. - tlmti the
I ' '
desln
? : ot fl '. i to .; ?? n
, ; ' :
? .
?
?
'
? re H hardi
,.?11 mto b damp plai e. and II i
i i. ? ??
,,??,, i.
? ? ., or ii '??? da
nove It from the
neal looklng lltl
and lt ta read 'ng
-?
LUeful Household Tips
ti I- flwartroaal wlU r?v lot bouaa i *
. i _nt." New
York Trll ''?? ?"? ' ' ' *ttm ?"
. , CEPAN TOR MIMNi; ln i
I where an accumulatloa of
l.? avolded. utiii/e an enanv
niware aaucepan for mlxlng cakea, mnf- ,
nnMt ,, ,,,,,.,. 11-. i a Mueepaa arlll be |
cenvenleol than the regu
latlon mlxlng bowl II ean b? | ? I
Itnnly by tha bandle, while th- I
::, bfl bung up when nol ln
mor.'ovet. hflfl tl" flddfld Bd
? i | nnbreakabla II li w
i, H to ..?? ii al a i lueepan for thk pui -
? o from atralaa of vag?
etablaa and of good q ,h;'1 "
alll not . hlp "fr Into tha b ttei [I !'
... tt, . of . ..ni*.-'. t" I <'P '?'"? ' '
for mlxlng pOTpooa but ?ny i dl
. red for aaoci paa arlll ai
N< w rorh Clty. " r H
, BUFFEB i OF THK Bl __iaf_NCI
ii. i. iR. t\ h. n ocftj la ui or i>. rvoufl and
taaoyad by the eloetng of a
? .. - . ',,. bi ? rubber bai
.i aba it larg* notfl I
. ? thfl door bandle, glva tha
band a tnrlal and altp the other and over
1!:.- Iiati.il.' on thfl Other Btde, Thls BOtfl n->
a i.iifr.-r betwaaa tk* d| aftfcae>orand
thfl lamb if aa alaatle band la aot at
hand aatrlp of dotb Beured la a hand aad
uaed in the Baaafl way win aarva the par
poaa, "? '
l;..me PT. V
I BUTTON TII'- To prevent ront l.ut
m flotalag sfl aaw .i BBBall botton
at thfl Ha. k of thfl larc. OM.* Tl. ;
\enta the buttoa trom polliog aaray th.
matertaL a___t K &
To MIX PUBNCH DRBBSINQ BAB
ir.v t keep b wlda moutbed bottlfl for
mtxtag bb] ii.ii'h ditaalng. ahaJriag the
Daily Bill of Fare
SATURDAY.
tewed lamb
eal n iah, coffee.
-
bnkod | .
DINN1 roaal latnb,
apple Jelly, f plant, Kfufr'?, po
|. iddlng,
SAUTED CORNMEAL MUSH.
Pul Ii fi over n uBh Into
. .Mit it
i ln a thln better
' ? ?'-. hot f,,t, butter
oi l.ii.i. ? malade or mapl
EGGS IN BAKED POTATOES.
? .- rid alx
?
tt both
??I om 01
?
>f sall
. i-it
th.ni bark Into a h.>'
IHE DIGE.STTVE CRAYVL.
?pecia
tnucl lo thfl
;ans 1 a ?
? i per pei
l
s.i h*. averfl
q .
? n m i n all fo n i ^ hen
adoj
; ' ?
..;
a-hether th< tftud I
': ?
| . | '..-..''?
fc . ely difrerei
ka
? ?
?
?
it i.i noi . , ? .
: ? ?
ip much thal ? ?' to un l<
ample, iini.'ii d.'ii. nds on th
vaI ol tim ? thal n ay be permltl
, . dlnner and the d
would a do lo perambulatt
i i?r -ni all foura In the d< nil wu
.
A
I
up ii ? and knei t, ot
muj '" ?ll
.,ii r dlnm r, In ??
then au
? ol th.
. , . man t dlflli llltles, IO
nothli f the b imor ol the sltua
lllg th.it tl
l.rlvate ln nl whlch gut
? t., happen
i loua thal tb?
i . he ho
: ? ' '
JAI..A ti ?"'"'' Ana h ahe
drop on i iiura 1
li dicatlon i" hei
th.-ir dii ? ??_??__!
wlth l" r to cre?.p round tne
li . ri om, whlle th. rn n do their
all rours ? ? rcl ' ' : ? , *
l- to h '??;" n .: n atauram ' * '? ! >' ' ,
II oui amarl n
to oi -n ? .P'""
_hi_ , .i dii ' im to be K.neraliy
ucroptod, fll Bll we I ' ' '"'
r0 nd t-oula Uuator*. and
.ma In thla undlgnl I
_Uj, r. presented t.> tne
?g , v,. ,,i rtuahi ?! mat ' :"'"
ntlemen crawllns round ln
in the mt tud.
? nothini -
I .i w. II though moat *Ib-m>. '
w|] , of ua evi i rea l nk
li'tiina ?'"""i dlgeatlon wall on our appe*
lite ln 1
thai the remedj
thfl dlseaae* and tnai
the lorturee of dj ipt pela would ba ln
Hnltelj acomfort and
daKradn-on of srov.lllng aboul tha floor
Afti r an escellenl dlnner. There ia only
thla much to be ?ald In extenuatlon ol
, havlor. it would preeiimabl
, v. i v one iti th. same rldiculoua pcettlon.
Hi tesmen, dlgiiltarlea,i of th. L^urch and
h-alslatora would all l< "k tnuch i
aif foura mn the dlaconcertlng moraent
would arriv. when , v., yii...u >t...M n,.
rlthl ajtstn What a pantinK. dlahevelled,
Ahamefacrd crew would I ?? to ? ice eaxh
??. poAsibfy crawllns aulta would
berome fashlonable, ln whlcb eaa. ap?
i. ur in . h mlght I- aomawhat aaved
THE BEST Pl """""'
..' j . ... i can ri f . ? I > a
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New-York Tribune
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Special Features
in Sunday's Issue
Passinft of the Manchns
Gives Young China Real Schools
Tlie gncienl yel neu land of the Ifonfols, in its eagefnesa for
a broad avenue Iending to a firm pogition in the confrcne ot
nationa, haa taken over bodily tho American system r,{ edttca
tion for the beoefit of ita youth. Until a icw years ano puhhc
icrvice in the Land oi Plowera arai reachr.i thnuiRh bribi-ry.
combined with .t preliminary itndy ot Chinese litcraturc and
philoaophy. Now all that has been totally changed.
To Rehabilitate Old Home
of Carrofl of Carrollton
Donghoregan Mador, in Maryland. where dwelt tho famed signer
of Ihe Declaration of Independence and which araa the "show
place" of Vmerica in hi- time. is agatn dedicated to home life.
i hoipitality by tho Charles Carrolls of to-day. Workmen
brOUghl from England fnr tho ptirposo boilt this hnu-c nearly
two centuriei ago, and it was named for the Inlh eatate trom
which its Grnt owner waa exilcd.
Test Fixes Mental Age
And Detects Weakness of Mind
Dr. E. A. Doll demonstrates Binet system at the Congress of
Mrtual Hygiene and hy means of exhaustive cxamination de
i i.les thal tiio tremblins intorviewor need not enter an asylum.
Simple methoda reveal drprees of reasoning power ranging from
that of early rhildhood to maturitv. and only agile and accurate
thought will bring one through with flying colors.
Girl Pioneers of America
Seek Healthy Bodies and Minds
Thia vigoroua ta i-year old movement, started hy Miss J.ina
Heard, leada ita membera tn N'ature's lap for recreation and In?
to intensify their leniei and all their facul
nt..i and ph) ?
Novel System Proteets
Nation's Vv'oods Against Flames
Government foreiten have to-te.l in the "Arkanaaa." Mountains
.11 effective method of tighting tire in timbcr lands. It in< ind. i
the use nf tignal towera, rangc findera, righting hood-. helto
raphi and telephonea, a- wen ta of coUapaible water tank*.
hemical extinguiihera am!. incidentally, a well drilled army ?>f
men and horiea.
THE WOMAN'S PAGES
?i:e manv interesting features ou tho Woman's Paj-es is
?' illuatrated articie- on Interinr Decoration, which gjve in
decorating or redeeorating their home*. Oaes
i ariae will !?? gladly anawered hy the l.ditor.
1. The Charm of the Season's Jew- 4. Premonitions of Future Styles.
elry. I Illuatrati d I 5. Children's Indoor Frocks. i TIlus
2. Too Little Versus Too Much. i trated.)
(Mustrated.) The ninth article; 6. Coats and Hats lor Children.
on houaehold decora-1 (Tllnatrated.)
tion. 7. Boudoir Secrets.
.'. News from the Club World , 8. Daily Bill of Fare.
And Various Other Interesting Articles.
THE CHILDREN'S PAGES
I'nder the title of "Tho Junior Fornm" the Children'* Pages of
inday Tribune have become noted fnr the excellence of their eon
rhey bave an instructive and eilucational value which places
them in a <?'. ii bj themaelvea. In all departmenta The Tribttne is a
clean, HOME paper.
1 Gee and Whiz. A true eat story. | 4. Enchanted Types. A modern
i Illuatrated i ?air-v stor>'
! Fhe and Eddie. the Elephaut, 5. Bread Cast Uoon the Watera.
have further edventurea. A true story of a great king
3 How to Make a Bungle House. i 6. Solutions of Eddie 9 Porzle.
i "c paper boxea are nece*?ary. j 7. New Picture Puzzle.
? .j.) I 8. Editonals.
\ beantiful p'cuirr in prerty colors depicting the pathetrc story
"Jack and lill." who met with sad mi?hap when they went ?p the
ioi ? pai!' of water, will be given free with every copy of the
Sunday TRIBUNE. It will he found inaertcd in the Magazine bec
tion It is o-ie of the prettiest of the sories, and must be seen to be
[t is from tho bmafa oi Mis* If. L Kirk, of Philadelphia,
linting pretty and picturesque ch.ldren
The Magazine Section
is going to be a number worth ordering in advance, if you are
not among those fortunate persons who read it regularly. It
will have stories and illustrations by some of th. cleverest peo?
ple of the day.
Among the Features Will 3c
The Factor of Success
By GEORGE BUCHANAN FTPE
ie of the amaxing luceegsta In American htisinoss life in which
r other than chance could be discovered. It will alruoit
... m luperititioui to read this, and yet lt is sohd fact.
Standing By for Pere&rine
By SEWELL FORD
Shorty promotei a romaree _a.tar.c_l a Boston young woman and
an , hampion. One of his funniest experiencei.
The Case of John Smith
By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
.nother Cheater Kent story, in which the scientific investigator
I r;iri-es tlie rcader again.
For the Love of His Son
By ADACHI KINNOSUKE
\ iliarming romance of modern Japan.
The Beaehcomber
By S. TEN EYCK BOURKE
and CHARLES FRANCIS BOURKE
Second and last inMalment of a thrilhng tale of lifesaving.
The Man Who Was Lost
3y MAUDE RADFORD WARREN
The fascinating sto-/ of love and mystery enters upon ita third
instalment.
These are a few of the Special Features in next Sunday's
TRIBUNE, which will also contain all the Cable and Tele?
graph News, all the General News, all the Political News, all
the Society and Resort News, and more comprehensivc Sport
ing News than any other New York Newspaper gives.
Order in Advance from Your Newsdealer
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