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Inuuuiiunutmi uuNiiii
S
Defective Children Due to
Women's Toil in Factories,
Says Dr. Schlapp.
LEAGUE TO ROUSE PUBLIC
Commissioner Drummond Will
Speak at Meeting?"This
Country Lags Behind
Rest of World."
r;in a woman
for Baarrlage phyatoaUy ?nd mentaiiv.
The lanj ' faebla mkadad ebil
dren ti rect raault o
york ?aln te. which the BBOl
sre B8l * ted " ,
rpp, who ls in
iharKe of tb( nawly . roato! iilOBIIHg
house fo defectlvaa la eoenoattoa w,th
tne i ? of CharU
Dr B aa atudled cight hui
4tfr< n in the few aiokl
Bj| " "-" ''??' araa "pcnecl and :n the
ajajoiii < he aatd reeaartfay, be
,oun 1 tha mol or of the chlld wa-=
pbyeical d roantally unttt bacauaa
diicc- ? olraady been mari.
DrF " lost
gtVaking up the people of the , ir ?
peclaiiv the w?
The Woman'a bfunlatpal League ta
,?,,,.* ' A meeting w!H 88 held
to-mcrrow morning nt tbe hcadiuar'ers.
j;0 a* street. for
ajaaal . iic, Cominl?lonof Drum
fflon: :*?partment >.f
T" S'-hiapp and blra Ifary C. Duaphy.
tUp^r"!e- .'i of the childran'a hosr>ltai
aad flcho >l at Raadafl'a is'.an *
th* speakers
"Wrong to Work Women So Hard."
? r?f course i doa I maaa l i aa
ever> woman who work ictory
haa def< I ? ? bUdren, ' '
plal: od Women *r.> al!
Paetor they have decent <-ondl
rensonabe bouro, but theac
are Bright
about lt that when a Woman stan.;
boursA. maehtnary wbtrttug i
ajajjgisg t ? ? i aad i ruahb i
ritality. with Inaufflcleiit foad
she can'l have no> D
may ?ot all ? fe? BTBt
generation. but
The woman in Induatry ha*
who a> ;. rvous, say. T' ?
rtsor: irug to q . e,v-s.
Their . ffaprtnga are
i'.ntr. minded.
"It la t t. rrtbk thlng l auen
work this way. (>h. !f I could only <
up th. fle l Ich wom<
gftaa tenrll ? condtttoaei among th? |
lto. . ody in tbtl
laajICilifllli Tr.ir.k of H. ' some
*.?a, feeble-mlnded children In th:?
'
?eiiizfd twenty
that gertng 1 i
mlt w ??.. n to
BBfli ? :??;?.: ? : ? >'- I
bare :? rbl. len
i.c. regulat'.- lt- ' 8
i a
? is a auna
.t . r . otad with * uollar? We suck
it af our waa
od get
-pere. In
rat d
Favora Widswa' Pension.
I irse-erjv r.f ? a tbal WOBBOfl 8
.- th waakev reat
Baaai w? rngfhl to gtva l
'1 of grindlng them harder tbaa
M they ; ie n
B with children
bj the stat". I am ln ta
aaoatoak lf the brea
diea the breadwir.ners ol tk.
to provlde for tbe w.
of taxlng bachelors for this purpaaa Not
a srna.ll taa, etther; a large one"
The purpos* af the <;.-?r:ng hot:se i? |g
ByaaBBtJjBasI the care of the defective ehfl*
dran af the etty wha hava bltharta l
treated in vartoua ethnlea without any
aupervifltori from any c*ntra1 antbnritv
No accurate I ;-? ? ?<??? I II
kept. The praeoOtara er fhe refonn BOp
to have a bulldlng of thetr i.wn BaotV Iti
the mean time than Isaadauartara nr> at
;he Poet-Grad' lebool and
HaaaahlL afcaand Bnd ffth Btraai
The Woman'a Munieipal laagUI has
baan making a atad: of aellaejuanl I
at Hidside karrn, in White Pbtbui boma
bt tweive baya fraan tba
? ha^e been faranhag .'iii Bummor, and
?ague hopea to prove through
tl.at proper care and outdoor llfe will
ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS
AID SUFFRAGE CAUSE
Their Methods Said To Be Winning Thousands
of Votes for Women?Replies to Some
of Their Arguments.
By Ida Huated Harper.
1 it la ,. great opportunlt* to have thia
mTheTrlbune for impartins infor
| mation. Thi- waeb ,u, aatl eafbagtat by the
aaana ol IV Q., which If as n?ar a real
the most of them seen to poas.ss.
bega to know arhai ateaa ti< weaeaa op
.i to ih? : .ii,ehlaa aheJI tak- te
revenl -hr wlll of the minorlty fron be*
. .in the ntajertty. it is u gcnii
. DTa to anawer her. him or it so
| fnr i.s can be done from the exp^rience
and eheeiaatitni ef many reera binband
al oaaa tha rutlenal Aatl*8uJtraae a?
aad all u? braacbaa: deatreg
:' thelr Utarature; r.vi
in all thoir Bpoakera ar.fl organlzrrs;
have am aBore annual luaeheeae
i with reportera preaent; atop
it dlaner partlea by
ing tbem t.> vote agaJaet tn? pro
?i Imei' it ia theea aetlvttteo,
if they aeaj I ?<-,,. ,ir
transf?rrin?T women by UM thouaetuls
from the ranks of tbe "ar.t * ta I
Of tl . "ta.
I , oha aa tbx
t' a. l,ite-*omab-afraid-r<f-h'r-own
f afoaaiB a ln. didn't
know mueh ahout it r^nllv Imaeined
? ot want a eata but as aoon
, alKr.'aive Mironc IhTi BC
ran te put btto wnrda tr why
?eeepect ef th< naeaaee aeat
acurrrtog bste th- tanka ?>t th,
? ?'her alde.
Ti a at ? unenl < the e|
? . ?? Mad raaelve Ihenan
d >rrust ef <??
weanea. a bandrod ??- ,
amplaa nnght bi irtvcn
I ::. Of
thi r atri
I B
a f. w .
mera nd granl -
lon";
? :. on the
... Btanl ? I aaffragi
' and It M
? . reaeti i a eti -
deelaration n Mra
?: aa adaktal of the
Bty that
fe. ior t'? ne ii ? rn. ntally and
. I thal ?' ? ' '
ted inri" leal areeb ' W ?
.. | *d of OUT ?
s thal an ? " ,;
?i, a ahech to the a-.- i
woman aad rouoi a pra*
le lnt<
me leadlm '
., v.ii.. I.
not .'ii. i inou
i anrthtng In
- Kraghrta dr, reetraiaing
Indlvl ??"? ?,Be* ""
i ? the buatneaa ?f reetraintng
all wotaen wh? ?rleh to . tpres- thrif
. . H box, there aeetna
? graateet
dd fietr eata* aato nstav
,- t, ?rhO attempts to advocate
Women and the Lbab.
I Th" letter m The Trlbane of the Rh,
the altaatlon ahleh aateta ln al perteef
?? ?* ' l!M V,,:;C eaefaiS
wL- and road and Bnalty reaehtog the
. riir.cnt.
KILLED BOARDER, SHE SAYS
| Confession Spurs Police to Uncoter a
Second Mystery.
eonfeneton m Jaii nera te-da? ef ?a
llAry Lueaa a former attorney, ef PW
arett, Heb.. thal abi BUM bei boai
Ura Pauttne KlngeV arttb poteon laaj
:iK,,.. ca .aed ihe polta lo eearch
"ttSi home for evloW la>???"?;
w[1h the dlaappearenee of tarl Mll
. a l.i ' "actoi A q>j*nin>
of'gulcUhne 5a laafaraagtb
MlSer the p? ?'"" nUl aeenhi
the Liocaa home here a |lttle more than
A raar age. Mra Lueaa'a innband died
;n,-KOwia
i " ,n'' HM
fOUl ' :' ,!l#''r h?n"H n^
Jealouay, ln whlch a ma er flg
raidTSa?'robber;?/ were ahe *??*$ mo
t:v,s foi the allllng of Ura Ungei.
Madam:
Don't Mar the Style
of your
Suit or Gown
with an ill-fitting, puckering old
style " string " Petticoat.
Wear the
riCOAT |
with the patented Klastic V
?baped Gussets and Elastic
Waistband with snap fasteners.
They insure the snug hip and
avai'sf fit. No strings-no bag
ging?no puckering.
kvery appropriate petticoat
Jjbric in all fashionablc shades.
$old everywhere.
!? ettton at $ l .50 te S3.00
Ii silk at $5.00 and up.
Ifyou have the slightest difficulty
JJJN supplied with the genuine
*?-08FIT Petticoat writc
M ??ce to the
KLOSFIT COMPANV
208 Pitth Ave., New York City
, suffrage. They have heen s.ow to arrlve
] at this point. but there Is every reason to
' believe that this now represents the post
tion of the masses of the intelllgent. eon
' BdentlOUa women of to-<iav
It seem" lmpo?alhlo that any woman
who lOVea i hildren or has a spark Cl
sympathy for other women could road
the daily reports of the investigak.u; 90W
belng made by the BtatB Faetory i'oni
BUaatofl and not feel that all other le
forms must be made secondary to the
ravtatoa of the lawa nadar which tbaae
terrlble evils are permltted to exist ln
BtatB of N'ew V..rk And when they
oee the toattmony af aack aoman aa Mrs
I'lorer.ce KaBy, IflM Pauline (i
and bfJaa btarj Dratar. arho have eaaao
erated their Dvea ta this work. that the
factor neede.i abo\.> gii piae is tba ball 't
in the baada of woman, hew can l u
longar be decatved by the aaphtoti
tvaatona of thaaa waa are trytng to bcb?
v-nt lt" HoW long a time dO tbay BOOd
t.. veigh in the BeaJaa againn' it tha taa*
t.mony <.f WOBBOfl WBO baVB their BOSaa
M the o|.tii, who auporvtaa th.
lon" for the rte! I I thr "fnur
h n.lre.l,' who riue ln tbott o^ n au'omo
ai.d boM their anti-suffrage me. t
.1 DJ at Sherry's or In tbOtT BWB luxuri
ous drawmg r?ioms?
In the r?ce of tba tragadlai nua bahal
Atootoaad ln th laanoHn and lenernent
kaVBM S'.aeataimps how mij.Bctal ?nd
paaUrBa aee;i? the "ft-er In v^^ i
Trltiine b Mra Klliani an ..ft'ial of the
AauVSuBraga Aaoactattoo, inatatlng that
womea all tbe legtalatJao
-.? by indircct inftoanoa and tbal
ira not need.-d i.lke a',1 | a
tis." When 01. tbta Sub.ert -he hark
\'? vn-k aqual guardianahlp law,
nna aecured ln 1*93 By the W'om
aa'a Kduoattoaal and lodoatrtal Unton.
of BuffaJo 'i ? facta in thla >ase. ?... an?
di ratood bj tha praaei I l e tbal
?'. ea ? Ilent Inatft ? ?
'.errd ln Its work for pi^r at'l?ed wlvea
?nd chiidter by t r whlch i
to the father Wll
-1 e, an ??" I tfl t thal
g over I
ite, and. l.aving neieenal knoa i .
.?! the altuation la that etti *
it must be ibo aai - ha taeed
f. - inflaaaca lo i it ?
oul tr.-M.i . ta thi i'
it would ba dlflk Dil t ?
.....
1 M I. ..: i Inthai gath
arad up tli u i
? the New york i?
?d bj m u afore an
... dlanahlp I ad .n
? - a- ? th Legialatu
??? i it in tota ?!???
an and lt a
this wii.t- ad a
? ? < proved ?
> a\ a be. -, ?..., ,
atrenuaua affoti a-.
batd i- i.n. artala U are inttl tbs
b fjn ? - ".-1. t i k*waaal
"Spuga."
gaalafl B8fBB
thing ond I
' . gted ln tha "I
the pravontlon - .?? If ihe
aowi ? per acoaanta are ovon ren
irati h laekj foi ? ? ? I
-n Bufanraga that tta adn > ? rara
.rnong the faundera rt de>e?
er. that when U ?
of their oiai aaanlng krre
f ? . . ?
Itlon of Prederich Tewna nd htartln.
MERE MAN HAS HIS DAY
Two Lcave Court Triumphant
and Wives Disconsolate.
Woman, aa a rui< | imph
m?n ln tlie hu?reme Court In a???
Wkara the woman and tbe mori atr
and husband. respertPciv Ikw
in ?. : 00 Whkh the me;.
band is anahlrJ to ge; up anM ??
tarday *?? i I i daj m eaau
Caraai Utata aad Wllllaw i Hau?
.-? i
Mmtz has fl artfa whaai bbbh b Barah
Phc BUad him for a separatb-n. BBTlng
that IfbTta c<"' far 1 bt *as her h U
bflUtd as not ta talk tO her in i
years. Ai:
BfetoCh ln the morning and lcave agaln
? r.rio.k, refuaiag ta laB whare he had
been. Mrs Bttatt aaked for Btf a Weok
?ttaaaaor.
Mlntz ls ln th- clsar b-Hneaa. In con
Bulting the telephone dir*otor: hlB f/tfe
attaeovered that a aaaa of Ma eenaa had
a boma at an eddreee dltoreart trm -
cne wherc Ifra Mtnti Iteed. Bha ?
i., h#f con.plaint ln tne BOperatJ
-joBg wttb ti,, other aJlegatloui Bul
Ittat, replalned to the eoari tha
aerab Mlnta waa the only artfe be had
Md that theCaraon Mlnta al th
raenttanad by bta arlf. waeaotbe. but hia
icouBln. . .- . .
? urtfee Fege dedded reeterday that the
t, ,.;., m dtrectorj waa nol aafleleni eev
deneeli. a erparation -ult aad refuse.i ,o
jaward Mra MhttJ any allmony pendlng
Ithe trial of h.r ault.
Now as te Haueer, ite ? a manufact
urer of ostrlch boaa. He was not alwaya
tbue, aceording to hia artfe. Mra. I
j Hftttier who obtalaad a aeparatloii from
i him two yaara ago. 41 lhat time hia etr
cwnetaneei arere aaeh thal thaleourt
[awarded the artfe only no a weeh aaeeeay.
Reoeatly Mra. Baaeer aafced the eourt to
.-e her allmony beeaUM of the 1m
Breved nnancial rmditlon of her huaband.
But ln I"'' appllcatton Mra. Hauier
made m grara aaeaaht Hhe aaM
,crv in.comnUmentary thlnga about
Bauaer thal arert not at all aaeeeaary ta
the eaaa *n<i Just,ce ?>???*? d'cl(J*d that
the vlfe had no rlght to -all her hua?
band r.amea a, Mr*. Ilain-er had done. To
ahow hia dl-pleaaure Juatke Lehman. in
atead of increasin* the allmony. fined
Mra Baaaaa the amount of one week -
allmony at the preeent rute of 110.
Mra BaanaaT made elaborate apology to
juatlce Lehman and aahed him to re on
alder hia punlehment. She explained that
h.r remarka were prompted by the mental
anaulah that ahe had euffered for aeveral
vearB. juatlce liehman reaerved declMun.
tllr .',t "u'hr ort-urrance with our unlqwi and
'*?; ' i,'r|. ..r.-atlona among whlch >ou
SiHfia BrtVtant st ?<? ?u klaa Delattwt Hair
nL^SamWS ttaK OnaaaaeaU. Ivertee. DU
jSL MaSaa Beutoirf. VeUtt Collarettaa anJ
1' \Ja MhefTl.arm n? trlnketa. all mounted
wuHh, n^rOTml" W.mond. and Parhe
gjccira. JAMMEB. 438 Bl* Ave.
HANNERS ARE RECONCILED
: Husband Kisses Wife on Trial
for Shooting Him.
Lo< kport. BT, V . Dae. 10.-A reconcilia
I tlon b^tween Mary M. Hanner and ber
I husband. Oaoraja Hanner. whom she Is ac
; cused of shooting with intent to kill, oc
I BUBiad ln open court here to-day.
Hanner was shot ln the back of the
! head and Mrs Hanr.T was wound-d in
i the knee Wbfla they w-erc on an automu
' bth trip last I k tober.
Hanner te.stlfled against his wife yes
Itarday. When Mrs Hanner, pale and
I Braak, <-ame Int.i court to-day or. the arm
| of a leaajty, Hanner rush'd over to her
.and. throwlng his arms about her. bogal
! kisslng her Mr- Hanner broke into
j tears Hanner klssed her again an-1 lai
her to a (1
Harrv Hannar. Gcorge's broiher. idet.t.
I Bad a revolver found near the acen- o'
, the shootii.K as on<- he ga\e to kla
brother Bxpertfl will be called to-mor
' row to siiatain the prosecution s ihei.rv
that from th.- direction taken by the two
bullota the> muat have beea Irod from
the rear srat of the automoblle. wh-re
htra Uaaaor was sitting
? ?
WOMAN MELTS COURT RULE
Not a Lawyer, Yet Pleads Be-.
fore Bay State Judges.
Hnatet.. Dfl 18.? Tha BBBOI Bal pltl 11888
... v oenaa nol a practtatag at?
.- u areue an arprn! from ;i daeraa
naada by a I uweaaa Oomi J atttea, wn?
. to Mra. 'hnatina I>. PBga by the
b m :. of the Bapreme J i bV lai i
Mr Pa^e aneared tn babatf of Mrs
Bar C. Bhapley. who bi
atavana romavod as gdi Iwkrtratar
<.f Um 1868,888 e^tute of ber husband a
former ltmton mart haai
o-?
SELLING CHRISTMAS SEALS
Pathos and Humor Mingle with
Business of It
;:. i ? - m i aa i
propoattton."
"
N?? Cammtttae. yea
terday. I Ul 11
i-oth pathos nnd bua
? -da- at. iBrtdawl rsme '?
? ? say
the .. ?????> ? ?? ration in
, . BJ ? \ i ? rta'ii
had a verj bea ii
. . | . ? ,
* b8 wae
aeUlna Bad Croaa aaala "t?d waa a
Ha rafooad i '* "f
led aad alm ? ' ' '
?
? hfhed thia
, , gUir Bl I wltb'n
Bfltta af a tna*
i i
ba g
. .
MN M the v ? : I
|D ' <mk tagal"
Bad
Thla ttna bta atan al
.liew ? g. aaro
.... . ., ratfcM ??'
Mann.
? n'i la at
?r ? h 11 radaa
un \t Bjajga " " '
Btahop. Mra
,.r hfra Orau B U atxa
llirr, | j . | ,? iBHiaa A, Bvr>ma?r.
m.h? ?" nr'r;' !
H . \
.
? .ra-rs are a*l , , -. tO OOl
g than > us
. lan't It f
-
FINDS PEACE IN FEMINISM
Baroness Von Suttner Thinks
Women Will End War.
b| thi ' for ln*
I , . gapenee m aa tha
? n ?
raaj afu
B rth.t \'?-. I itl r ?
| e -'iar .
- ' aru aad I ?? ncea at the /
sf tha bore igU lertherel ? i
the
Hia. Hearj
. ,1 Mr-. Ai "P' neei
;ter she nas ti. . thankeel
. ,.l,o ate<?. the speaker sa.
people of rmaglnatloa. Tl i
ntll calamlty over
nnd then devlse tneana to
m-.t I'. ImagtnatrTa people foreaee
.-,- d tahe b r1* te preveat lt
from cominf. She e0ntm jed
"Then la ? cleea eenaeiatlea aetweaa
|*V ist mnven.ent and th' fenlnlM
Tl ??? ha< e the aafie friendaS
together,
are wortriaB toamid tha unw endB of
. quaUt) an I
"Ineteed of blood wa bellevg ir. a wori.j
i ? , 1 on love. oaly in thbi dtreettea oaa
e attefax >1. There la
hope In the oppoettlon of the war apirit tu
the f-mlni.-t n.overi . nt
NURSES GET DIPLOMAS
?
Commencement Exercises at
Beth Israel School.
Tlie tiit.th annual commencement of the
Trahatng Bchool for Nurac* of the Beth
lerael Boepltal was held last nlfht ln
Tuxede ilall. No III Madlaon avenue.
Tbe Kraduatlng: class consUted of ten
?aaanbera, raahlag ?> bttal of 111 auraaa
who have been graduated from the traln
ing avheel m L ?' Ladtnaat, ehatnaaa
at the committee on the tralning school,
preaidcj at the eierrlaea and awarded
the anahanea EM Boary M. Lelpaager, ai
the I.en.irtment of Kduratlon. delivered
aa addraaa to the era-l'iates. Dr Lelp
/.\g*r aald. ln part:
"A diatlnguishina and progreaaive feat
ure of the preaent day la that tralninf
la abaolutely i.eceaaaiy to auccew ln an>
voeatlon. and that wlse practlce must be
based on wlae theory to be of educatlonal
value The hlstory of medlclne and law
and educatlon llluatratea that flrhools for
the atudy of all branehes are belnaT
eBtabllshed. Theae arhoola are the placea
where trainlnr I" arqulred. Schools for
nursea are produitlve of the moat admir
ahle reaults "
i,. Ixlpzijer sai.l that women of the
blghaal educatlen ahould ?*? attractad to
the calllng of nur**. Colleae graduatea
partlcularly ahould flnd In it an avenue
for the exerclae of their Intelllgence and
aklll, he aald.
r
n
Holiday Disarranges Plans Laid
for On-to-Albany Demon
stration.
MOTHERS TO STAY HOME
In Enthusiasm for "Cause"
They Forgot They Are
Needed to Fill "Kid
dies' " Stockings.
The spinsters' chriatmaa Hi;<e nr.^.i.ie
.Toln now. Memberstilp frao. Terms of
eUgfbillty -the ahsenc- ..f marital :le?.
The flrst thlng th:it popped Into suffrage
heade after they made tne momontaoa ro?
aatva to "hlke" to AJbaay was the question
"What about Chriatmaa?" S':re enaugh
badala permlttad nn atop overa.
startmE on Dacembar 18 and doing tan
ftlld brlr.g the marehers
to their death ? Decembe- .1 '
-ead' to pav th^lr r^speets to <;? ?-?
Bjutoer '"i Kew Tear'i Day. Obnloiialji.
it woui.in t <io to ;.e a n-ay iate. Cbrtotaaaa
or no . rbrtatraai
' W( i. ; 1 avt eai l go than.''
Mr? J-Ar.fi I.. ; .-, | ? . ? I ha.e to !??
at hOUM .'or ChrUtnUU r.ith tiie chil
drei,
"Aad ' "
me.*1 rt ? c>od
of tba Woman
Huffrasre paftj
' ">\e||. rii wacrilce myx-lf." offered Mia*
Lavtoia i. Doch aara Taa
notbtng Botbtng
. me ?r home. F il boM the fort
I ? k dil.' ?
"1(188 Frerman Wlll be with jou," crie.i
some (M
aboal I hristmaa "
lo I ? e . ? rolled tee .-ha-ter ricm
'.^rs of the Bph ? ? .? Bhigada
Al n?t I... Bjtl ;p. -t
fOBllty reunion '?>? - 'tha cause
? I -r,
1 are vevai i
big bearterl |
fOT the vplnater
Ma'- ie t ere v. ; '..
n the toam I atrive on
Chllatm ' :'.l be a 'ree
.
aren't teTllng Iph .rprlses
a v . .11 body ' laa
One BllggeatlOl thal thev he or<1e-e<1 ?o
hang tn' ? -
and thal the chambermald in the i-otei t.e
auppbed arlth tbe arhorawlthol t" nlay
Santa Claua ?ns \etoe.j after BBUCh * l is
H in a COTT. t far re
'.rui, t: . r- poi let -. Thi -? wo?'!??
gh tha al lOOpI '"e bow vcr:
"Wnul in t Co at ? .I "
Mrs Lnldiaw, Bfll " ? ' Weeks
M Dact iad Bfaaj Ida Craft a'r
! oaaoag th aha
Baaalia .Tones nexr M . ? I ?
f'om Var. forMandt l'ark llow fa
I hfiaa H irrlai btay
rtn ; ? l ? ' ? ? ' r' ,ub"1 -
-ie and * lorge dalag 1 on wiu go
\ tad ana
. rm wh" fa l R 1 iff-a^' cti lee
. hj the rr: ? ? M lanaa
! BMtbar ol Ba lUa. fl
bj
- ?.- | r ? | M *
-? per
c 'mes;
at th mi adj ??!? ovat
- ? .r? of age and posse*
! an Ind
CARDINAL URGES MERGER
Plan3 Genera! Bodv for Parish
Wcik by Catholics.
....
the fo-.rteenth dtoeeaan aynod, attei
, patrtek'a
rgv lesterdav
itioa
of their l ? K*neral
bodv. 10 i.e kaowa aa the Cnltod Catholle
B/orka
Tl e laiM. |,e aa!d. ' d bara l '"1 t l
take 1 1 ? 1 ? ? I Bjooai '' ? Bl and
? '? . -^ Bra reejoc w al 10 en
,:? them bal ?'' for tba
... ' ? f . mdttlaa of the paar,
? ll) of l!\e
peej la, and ? ifl and
,. agen.l'
The foliovpc dlo ?<?? . CO *
ap| oint'd for tba ara:
. i; ? t i;.\ Than 1 laach D D
The rught Bev. Monatgnoi Joeaph F.
M ...r.
The night itev hfonatgner Iftchaal J.
Lavi ?
? Rlght Bev. Mi n 1 lohn Kd
ararda
Tbe Bight Bov, Moiibignor .lan.e* Ii
M.-'l.
The Bigbl I'.ev. lioaalgaor Jamee J.
ilaad.
The followttig examiners aad conaultora
for a.lnitiiistratlve removal were ap
poiated
inere- Th* Rlghl Rei Mo
John .J K-rti; the Rev. Wllllam Ltvtng*
st .ii and the R* ? Mtchael fl illej
Conaultora?The Rlaht H>\ Monalrnor
Charlea Ifc^'ready, the Rlghl Rev M.?u
algnoi Alberl A Linga end the Rev, wlll?
lam i- Penny.
The followlnf were ippolnted Irremov*
;,!,?. rei toi ? ' R< v Monalgnor
ESdward McKenna, Church ol g| Ray*
mond, The Brona; tha Rav. Wllllam I.
. . rbun a ol the Annundatlon. New
Vork'i'ltv; the |{?-v John H. Straeleckl,
Church ot st BtaniatauB, Naw York ?'it>.
the Rev. Oeorge T. Donltn, Church of Bt.
Jerome. The Hronx tbe Rev. Thontaa P\
McGare. Church of st petrr. Havei
Btraw; the Very Rev. John P. McClaney,
V )?? Church <>f St. Joseph, Mlddletown
the Rev. Bdarard i Plynn, Church of the
i ii, , t. Mt vernon; the Rev
Ki. hard .1 Keeffe. <'hur.h ,.f St John
tha Kvangellet, w iiite Plalna; tha Rev.
john I '?'? ?'? ? lri!l "r Our Lady of
Mer. ). Poi I ? heeti i
The Vei | !:? fOOOPtl P". ftlimtnel.
D. D., waa appolnted dean for tbe < oun
rjlater ano\ Bulllvaa
a
WISNER CASE NOT COSTLY
U. S. Attorney Smiles at Story
of $100,000 Expenditure.
A report Bpeaad ) esterdav In the l-'ederal
Uuilding hy frlends of AfChM I. Wisner
that the gevernaMBt had already apaat
$ioo.oo? in iti* effort t<. aeavlet IVtener anu
John J. Meyers. who are on trial for fraud
ulent uae of the mallr. wua dei lared a'.>
surd by HOBffl N Arnold. Asalatant
tnited States Attorney In charge of the
proaeetitlon
It waa said the government had brought
on a hundred wltneaae* from ("allfornla at
an expense >f JOOO eaeh, and that at least
a hundred wltnessea were to be called
ftom lea.* remote i-talerf. whlle many ex
perta would have to be employed to prove
the governinent'a aaaertion that Wlmiei's
mlnea and oll wellu w.-re worthle.**.
Mr Arnold said that not one-tcnth of
the money. number of wltness or effort
would be requlred to prove the govern?
ment"* eaae.
ARE YOUR CHRISTMAS
PACKAGES WRAPPED?
It Not It !s Well to Begin Now, as It Requircs Time
and Thought to Add to a Gift the Charm of
an Attractive Wrapping.
No matter what time of the day one
rtdes in atihway or streetcar these daya
he is sure to sec at leaat one nusy wom?
an poring wlth pol^ed pencll OVOT a amall
r.otehoo'.:, wlth "What . an f give Jane or
John"" wrltten all >ver her fac? The
aeienalj seif-satisfted woman atttlng next
to her or arros'S the aisle ?ends her the
pitying glance of or.e who haa done her
(hilatmas shopping carlv.
But it mlght be tlmely to inqulre
w bether the satisfled one has done her
(Tiristmas wrapping early. too. If not
there la a share of ptizzling stlll In atore
for her. and more shopping
There is an added charm about an at
tracttvel) wrapped gllt that no glver i an
afford '" dhaeajard. The paekagca may
he made to expreas individuallty, too, by
a.iherence to a certaln eolor scheme; for
Instance. thej may all be wrapped In
Brhlta and green and decorated with
n iatl.ro. Inataad of in the tisual red or
gre.-n with boB]
When prepaiaag Chriatmas gifts to be
mailed thu chief requisltes are a ball of
.-tnooth Bteat twine. a fl,"anMty of wrap
ping paper, "'hristmas boxes to paek eaeii
jrlft ir.. and etthl r whlte tiHa'ie. whlte ert-po
.?I ?,me of the fancy <'hrl?tmas paper for
eovertng the box before the onter wrap
pit.fi paper ls aat on. I'aper prlnted wlth
the varteufl bolly, reinde-r. polnsettle,
?aata <laua. bells or other faney dealgns
are approrriate to wrap children'a toys
i-r to ieooreta their playrooms or table
PJeeldefl ;,|aln whlte. the tlsaue and erepe
ng papera Oaaaa ln red and green.
Theae ?re effaettva tled wlth rlbbon or
cord of ;i rontraatlng rolor.
Hoxe- for the fhrUtmas gift are quite
BBezpenatve, COOtlng from ftve centa Up.
Then there are neats of slx boxes for 40
Centa Or tl Ceata a neat. in either red ot
Whltt aitb holly cr p<insettia decoratlon
t- ifj a/htte oi red beatea a/hea wrapped
. .;- paper and tted wlth eontraet
mg ril.hon or gold or silver rord. gf*.
btag with a MI of holly or m>st]e
'< Ir. the ribbon If possible. use
. holly or mistletoe. b.:r when thla
. ?? had th" effect of th* artiflctal
ta Batlafaeb i
| ? ?Hi:e to ba mailed should then he
th.. Otttalda wrapping pap?r.
Ued aeeurely ao it ranaot heeome loosened
travelllng a:,d handling. weighed
.ii.d then Btansped wttb the full anaoaal < f
? ,-r vw , ? - aa Btanspa of '.arge de
1 the posta UB aM
', at a glmicc the amount of poetage. If
Red Cross seals or the fanc> Btttk stlok
ers of holly. bella or Santa Claus are used
be .areful r.ot to use them to teal the
package. If this Is done one is Ilsble for
letter postage on i.iei .'hatidise. Complete
Instructions for mailing may be obtalned
from the nearest poatofflce statlon.
He sure that the adlrens )s plalnly writ?
ten or printed. and do not forget to wrlte
the naaaa and address of the sender In the
upper lefthand < orner. preceded by the
word "from ' This wlll help locate the
package should it go astray.
Packages not to be delivered by miii
may be made Just as attractlve as posst
ble and they do not need the stout wrap
plng paper for the outslde. kse the red
or white paper tied with ribbon or e0rd
and decorated with holly. mlstletoe. poin
settla or oretty stkkers kse a chriatmaa
tag for the name and addreas.
One new Idea in dccoratmg Chriatmaa
packagea Is to wrap the box or gift in a
layer of cotton and sprinkle it with nnca
duat, which glves the effect of frost or
snow and Is most effective with the holly.
Any one who has ever observed the
postman totling under his load two or
three days before (hristmaa or haa aeen
the hand carts used by the carriera ln
small towna wtiere the dellverles sre
fewer. wlll surely feel aome aenae of re
aponslbllity for lessenlng this mad ruah
at the laat mlnute. Those who live at
or near the Atlantic Coaat citiea when
sendlng to the Paciflc <0aat ahould allow
two weeks for their packages. The qulck
est posslbie time from Xew York to Baa
Kranclaco lfl four days, and in the holl
day season three days addltlonal ahould
be added. So. If the package ta giren aa
other week lt will be in good time. and ,t&
early arrival wlll help lessen the poat
man's burden. It may be marked "Pleaaa'
do not open untll Chriatmaa "
Be very aure that enough postage haa
reen put on to lnaure the safe tranart
i or forelgn mal!. It Is said that lnaufBclent
j i o<tage is tbe pripcipal reaaon why Chrlet
j maa packages aer.t abroad are so often
j loat in the m.ills. Jewelry and cotn ehoald
not be sent by mail to foreign countrleo.
Thla is posltlvely prohibited by their poe
I tal regulationa i'ir< ahould be shown
also in paying the full amount of postage
on domestlc mall to avoid lnconvenlencc
to the recipient BfUfy Hfl of Jewerry
or aifythlng else et unusual value ahould
he re*lstered. This raoUtraa B trlfk long
er In trsnMt. but surrlj its guarar.teed
safety atones for the extra time and ex
II pense.
Postal Card Departments
Al! communicationa (and they aro wel come) ahould be made by postal aa far
aa it ifl possible.
Rccipes Tested and
Found Good
All '*<?!!*? appearlng ln tbeaa roliBina ha*e
fceen t^a'efl .
le.el BMaaanaaaata ara ua?d cnleaa otner
*l" ?! I . ...
? . lapartmeat wtn t? fl a? to enawer anj
SStKHi utmltltJ ty rea.era aoo
? ' 'aea
?nnrr Fdltor. Na?-lor-a lrtbune.
No. ii* .Naajau suaat
Tr.lt ^epartir.er! BrUJ not re retpora'.Me 'ot
;?? t hteti la not a-.-empanled by
sumpa ror rstum KhMIr in-'oee starr.pe
. ulrtng in a:.**?r by kttar.
Write tn sats paa *lde of ihe paper and aee
that naou aad aOdisa ?. aasaaj *?^h iiem.
? iTH vTORi BaTrBJUHntB
BA1 ? 'K Thla a| petialng luaenea i
la fram fi
? ??:. raaata or itaaka if fraab
Hjar* time la raaulrad for
traa f.?t or butter
to h al I '?t the beef
e? aboul ona>fourth of on inch
? ??! fry them in the 'at ur.til brown
Afd .,..?? two tahhaBPaonfuSi of
aod anougk boii
OOVer the beef WbOB
idj thuken the gravy
BJ of !'?.' bUt*
tcred toasl nd aerve
? tJ IDIAN POACHEO I 008 -l*Ut
ii or nallk int > a aballaw graatte
I let u < aaaa to the batBng
Of the Bgaaj Ittta this
without bKflaktng, ' over and cook about
taa arltboul bolltag.
klmtner and pai aaah
.... i .-? i uttered toaat Add ta
mtih ana ublaaaaontul of
and am laJgeapoonful af Boor rubbed
amootk; aeaaon with paaaar and oakary
Mtt, ba aaaay and panr over
,gs; aerve vary hot. B, T k
,. .d. N J.
Daily Bill of Fare
THURSDAY.
BRJaAKFAJT. steanied apples with
raom browned be?f
B papaava, homlny waffles.
mapie ayrtrp, eoflaa
LUNCHEON -Mock Chlekea terr-., !n in
tha ? badng dlab, aBvaa roi:*. aakefy,
arhtpped i raaai Fponge <ake. tea
DINNBft- t'reain of onlon so ip, cro.i
toi s. aUcad lamb, piaadad peacbes, hashed t
b-ow,i potatreF. aapaiague. gaa '??
dinc. ereem aattce, coflea
BOMINT WAFTLBB.?Mll w.th the
fmaer tina cr.e mpfui of eoehed boastny,
one rtnt ef alfted flour. ha!f * bxaapoenful
i i tptag tabb aaaaafgl of
1 1, itter. Molsten with a pint of milk that
I haa i>een heated to btOOd Vit and '.i
[Whlch a half .ake of COmpreaaed yeaat
has beea aaaaarred aatel thoroaghly,
i cover i ,| in a warn i i
nlght ln the mornlng beat in iwo 'X*s
! that h?\' heen whipped aatil Itgbl and let
[the h^tter atatift fnr Bfteon antantea Have
fthe waffle Ircns thorHagbly leated. bruah
the-i over arttl ?' drtpping. :,>'
i the iron' ? r-rn
ered, eloae the iron" gutchly and tnrn
[ever. Rake the wafBea ebeut two mtn
j utes and serve thetn VOTJ iiot.
: QL'KKN PUDD1N0 - ? r Of
i grated breed ? ?? Quart of milk
for one bour. I a i el s-.lt nnd
the retha of three e**- that have heen
heat?n with two heaping tableapoonfula
of gran'iln*i*d t>iga' t"!a\or wlth th*
gra'ed rlnd and Jut.e of half a l*mon
and ponr mtO I deep Bakttaf d.sh. fUmg lt
three-quarters fttll Baka iu a moderatc
0'rea for th:rt> mtnutes and M ?oon as it
la coM apraad over the top alternate lay
BTa of orani^e marm-iiadc end merinffue,
t':e lattar made from thr ?tlfn"y whipped
egg whlte ar.d three tahleapoonfuls of
powderod augar. Brawa the top ia>er of
gaja by aeactag ln a inoderat* o'.en
for five mtnutes. S?r\e -'old wlth ? cream
aauce. This quantlty will terve eight per
sone.
MOCX CHICaXKN TKRRAPIN (in the
i baang aaab) feob a peund of eahfe
llver untll ten.ier, drain and cut into dic*.
Ula when cold with th* rontentg of a
xrr.all can of chicken that has alfle been
eet Into = ma!l ptece? and two chopped
hard bolled esg.-. Trepare in the tippav
par: ef the rhaftng rtish a large cupfu! of'
rleh brown aauce, made aa followa:
Hrown in the pan or.e tableapoonful of
butter. add a talleapoonf ul of browr.i?d
flour and stir until smooth; now vcrv
gradually add a cupful of auained etock.
seasor. to taate w:th salt. celery aalt, i
paprika and a few aregn of Worcester
fhite aaaea aad ai aoon aa it botej add
the other Ingredienta. <ook for a momeot ,
or two longer, and if wine ia uaed add a
wineglassful of bherry. place over the hot
water pan and allow lt to stand for tett
minutes. wlth thd Bama laghted elow.
Serve very hot on f.aat so/iares.
i
BEDSPREADS
fiand embroidered bed
spreadr> in pure Irish linens
in simple or more elabo
rate designs. These
spreads launder beautifully
and are very durable.
Bedspreads of marquisette
and other transparent ma
terials, embroidered and
w ith insert< of Cluny Lace
Elaborate Sprea'ds of
Cluny or Italian Filet
with motifs of Irish or
eyelet embroideries.
The beauty and lastinff
tvorth of these hand-made
spreads make them peail
iarly appjopriaie for
Christmas gifts.
Irish Linen
Manufacturers
Brancbet: London, Dublin,
Belfast, Mrlbourne.
Factorlat: Belfast and
Warinfttawn, Co. Down,
? Irarand.
Eittbliihed 1766.
373 fifth Avenue WA
atedLl.tp.tfre. ConifT ^StttCt g

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