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10 MINdN NEXI
??General" Jones Hopes To Be
at Capital in Time for
Wilson's Inauaural.
ROCKET HITS OFFICER
?Surgeon General" Is More
Startled than Hurt?Cupid
Languishes and Bonner
Goes Home.
,
-?. N I Dec -**- "Oa n
nal" Bosalle Jonea. leader of the auffraga
I marehinc six t-tr-'iiK on
iced to day thal tl pn
gn had beea ??. au?*ceaaful th;,t
ihe a nt< mplatlng march ?
thf ll-a-:c ' '
? H 1- nal del altely aettled
<????' 1. "but the plans
eompleted thal 1 don't min.i
I li ; Hi if w. <*?- go,
e to leav? N> 1 Tork iih..'it the
bruary. Wa Bhall take om
l ? c rorid. \\ - bave had many
rom prom1n*-nt auflfragettefl In the
-?.-n New Torh and Waahlngton
who a*aentha_fleat!c oarar tbe biea Tbey
r-e makir-c p'ans already fr<r muslntr r. -
;n Philadelphia and Baltlmore.
al Itttla flBareb oa Albany waa
I ?! ?-. Ii8*tiiy that tbfl frienda
? B l] baven't always had t1m?
*. na wlth the. reremony they
-1 bava liiie.i. Howev4W, we ar* ko
ed with tha reaulta tl ? w<
have dedaled it i? the only aray lo con
eountry. Comparatlvel* f< a
H ad snffraKe meettnga or aub*
? ?? 1 rTraga pubUcatfona, i><it when
1 band .-f woaaafl march pn.st tbelr homei
ruah '? u to tako the leafleta and
II ah a.':.out us after wa ha-.- .
? -,-. 1 aea ?! to gi' pa 01 ?
? this aueetlon.
.'>ur opponenta hrli.K it up aflalnal us
? wommi ran't go to war Wi
ii8\o proved ihat w. ran march vVi
?mowatorma,
? ? .1 k.. to \\ aahlngton, lf *a
1 shall. d her Uttla ai m)
I 1 ckx I. this mornlnK an-l
wera fl ? ? Itockpoii before tba
.ted ? ?? ataal the t-un of
? f Deca?mbar daj roao biilllantly
'? ,-f Kra'-'. and before riOOtl thfl
1 a ??? a - meltlnfl puddle of
iah and mud "Qeneml" .inne.,
z ui bar t al ber bi iota agaln
. nd h?/r army picked Ita waj envloualy
b. ?
Two Sufftag.str. Go Coast.ng.
? . . e ti avelled oad,
-. ~ . thi gaten ' nd - nough
? '-.-astinp. sn-i rlcht merrl .
. . ? ...1 ;tr,d
?
\..|- Kathetine Stil^s nnd Qlad
ara - ould n.>t re
t tln 11 to "tak< aat eaa
travel doubl
?
Iding 011
Btockporl '
:i.i- .i for . ? ?
ataal t
the ata|
? <,,-:?!... to welcome the 1
rockel naaed and aputtered nv*r thn
?" a ehah*, thaa II darted atralgl 1
Lavlna
Before m? stanled pllgrlm could
. ? ? ry thlna atruck. Fortunately,
I -. ...;.? cloak a -<. thlck th it
atruck It a ell to 1
:; aputtered a momenl and
dled "Little Doc" trudged en
Bcereely had the armj recover*d
i anotha r wainlng that
enem) 'a 1
- wiic-nx Bred a
pilgrtm jumped hi I
dents made a dash m-d
: tne lad. \\ h<-reupon he ??
. ? ha had meant the sh..t ns a
aa le 4 honor. He waa fotglvan and ai
lewed tO K>> lree.
Al tho j,torkport poatOfl
jaM tbelr raapflctfl t-- mi>? I M Van
Wbo 1 as he?n p'.'-tniiatresB for
-.,'?. Mlaa Vfln Hur?-n Is a dla
... or rr<- Ident Martin Vaa
I ? v. .? h.-nn- w.-,?. aboul ten milee
?
1 ai out vote*. for womei , al fl Baai:
"VA iik?- to aaa tha ttnaa when iihterate
? bl dafNia ? d ot* the vo'. I'm
WM Mul'e sure whether 1 WOUld Civ?- it 10
Tr.ere Is on.- BUIW thing, tbOUgh
t R;'.-.,. . .????-?? btfl WIK ti
..d 1111 puhlic posltiona better than
nv I arouldn't aaant to ba Pn
j nv *-, > ?
Take Factory for Hotel.
irmy waa maH at Btockporl bj Mra
- aad Mra w f< Barfcar, of
wbo eacoited th<>m to whal ? "
t wa* their hotai. -. barn,
?q iare building next to the vlllagfl atore.
They otonaad tha door, and wer* met i,y
tn amaz.d peraon, who lnformed them
thal thlfl * *a a tactorj ? Ote board*
. waa J -m around the eornar.
rter theae pariloua advent i
flCked for the nlgbl MO miles
t though
?ore of foot.
?'. thfl marc.-?' - ? *ch fiti*
I trtm ihat thag Bpenl pflrt of the
"...istingr down nearby h\\\*
rrowed from the 8to,k|>orl
nd h buga bonflra to
? raneo ? Bgei - rn 9 were made
. oa Uie Btdfraga movament
?
Ol war WiH ba b?M lo-nwirow
inotninK at 9 o'clork t.. i- tfll mlne wheth
tO make ? f'>i"d inat.li an-l
taptur* AJbaai unprepare.l. Thi army
. | . much barttor tline than the
canpalca plaaa laajulred and _ la ane*
,,i ronitti'.n after reattofl
Chrhrtmafl Day thal Onerai Jfl
ild mak'- JJbanj aa Batur*
?Jay ir
... | aiood that a larga delea -
t:on of albany ymp?4hlflara couM oaaai
t- m^et them oa Baturday a-ftatnoon. On
r,,|. il'tieral Joii.-m thinks 11
wouid ? ' .< tive ta arrtve at the
l .. moaaeal New Year**. aara
?ri.i hav. thaaaaereai fraah hn Oo*/4amoi
' ? ? mlnd Wbea he makea his inaujM
ral apei eh on .lanuary 1.
' upid iHrtKuinhed to-da> Mlai Oladya
? .. ii. roine of iu* little Chriatmafl
flhliailah. hlked along iik.- a rrK.iiar auf
fragetfu and Oriffith BJonnai wont haek
i- Poa**hkea>parle en an aarij train
? -,i the fronl lhal lha
youag man's fath.-t had arlrad him fram
yittBfi'-id. Maai la leava the army, nnd
Mn,' Cauraen lairlated abi wai nol adual*
?>' ?agHgHd to him.
WILSON HAS SOCIAL
PROBLEMS TO SOLVE
Not the Least Perplexing of His Duties Will
Be the Selection of an Official Ar
bi.cf of Etiquette.
R
W ai . Thal Ihi ? ?
|i> i |.i. tlng of i hi pi mfrontlng
J'i .>atdent*elec1 Wilson is the aelectlon <>!'
;.ih.'iai arblter ol etlquette, who muat
keep th> admlirietratlon ..n.i thoae aaao*
. lated a Itb it oui ..f thi pltfalli thal He
! in the aa) of mlaplaced dinner gueeta
?nd eatabllah thr order of precedence
liVaahlngton'i ofBrial wortd, and eapa
clall) the f'-maie pertlon ol lt, is longing
for ;. . ode i.f state ettejuette. and the
Btate Departmenl nnd aoclal iicretariei
.-.-? wlahlng for the num thing. that they
may not be ki id awake al nlghl and
Interrupted everj hour of the day bj
polnted an-) perplezlng Queatlona
? Kner" who conn to vl asiiington
fi.- that there li not . well mtab*
liahed aoclal code, aml m m] ol them
? :..). nroceed to eopy Old Worid cua*
whlch, while worktag well in many
waya, tepectally with th< wealthy prr
arho llve much abroad, brlng con*
a ter nation untoM to the aimpler dtlaene
aho mual alao n.. the riiittng nnd m*
ilng
? ire a as an Idea thal "" al
i ?? t?d of rdnk leaa, dinner partlea,
:. few daacea nnd a day al bome Tbat
l .1 eed, and io Important has
becon ? thi subject ln Waehingtoa thal
th. Btate Departmenl tu.s equlpped it
s<-lf arlth tiumerous aoclal secretarl^s. at
ti- head of which ir Chandler Hale Hli
mbti aesistants nre Miss Mnrtt., th>- ao
ciai lecretary of Mia Phflandei C. Knox,
wlfe r>f th? Becretary of Btate ni"1 rt
whom revolvei thl WhOll pocial code out*
Mdl nf the White Houae, and Mr C. l<
.o.ikp. oti whom devnlvee the carrytnp OUl
of many of Mr Hale'l Ideas Wltb Mt.
i!,-.m reoti the taak of iwathig the Preet*
dent's p.;csts at a .ilnner in the ^ Wll
iio'isf- tn auch a manner as r>..t to <-r.ste
a social - ai ai ? . ? illy mual he
avery rare m aelttna tbi gueeta nt the
PreeMent'a dipiomatir dinner
Mrs. Wilson's Secretary.
The newi fiom Trenton Ihat Mi wr
son i.-.s nlectfd MIm laat* la llagner fo
ha hei *>.ciai lecretar ln 'I'0 whito
Houae ims been recelved wltb wide m
?? ; hen Mlaa llagner la weU known,
as sho was ncretary foi Mn Theodore
Rooeevell f? eeven yean Bhe li now
connected with the state Department.
Ba Involved is thi aoclal lubjacl thal ?
regular i.k of forrm n* tt thestate
Department, d.-noting how an ambaeaad. i
a fonlgn mlnlater or other dlplomal us t..
i-< addreeaed. Senator Rool ordered lhal
the book i** prepared for uae in the de
pai tment a ? waa Bi rei i of Btati
This littll work placed the Senator high
ln the opinion of so.IhI leadere, vrho ha I
l.ef.ire then wondered in raln how t-> ad
eet Invltatloni and notea to higher
diploi .'.t- r. sotiif queei colncl i
.,. toi Rool went three*ojuarten of nn
hour late t<> the dinn"- p: .- . ? th.
? . ii. nrj "f i
? -p. nnd w hlll t! .. . ? oked,
.....).tt an>! waited the guests watched thl
m ?-.?'? who was to blaii..- The Sec?
retary of Btate walked in Maurely, took
hli place tn Ihe draarlng room and ?t
th. dinner, and. so far ns anv one knows.
it li j ??! ? n v aterj ' ?? ? him
lat.
tea ? to thi *-h 11 it.K
.... . ni> t>. the dayi of 8.etary
Mi* Ha] had the .-. rat;.- to s.ttle th>*
\s tde wife of the Ba retarj of
-....-? ma.ie tbe decree without
offendlng any one, and it holdi co...i te*
.ia. Then <ould be no . lataki n the
viali of i now imbaaaador nn'i his alfe
?? White House. aa lhal matter w-;<*
all ai ranged by tlM -? ?? ; ?? ; ??? - ?
i ? aai then ai outci wher it was at.
lo the aml ? ? hli aIfi
lhal thej mual ai*--. call oi the riee*
;?? d Ml W tt . bUl there the alffi
pllrlty of affairs eeaaed Cabinet aromen
<li.l nol Ml wl y they ahould call on the
wivea or ambaeeadfai. bul .Mrs H.iy
red them II wns eorred she also
thal thi .vr.es of memben of the
reme Court ahould ca.i on the trrret
, t j mhaaaaden ai I that the women of
the -'enste sii.."!'! f.l?o mahe IhetM ntts:
?
? .lama, tl e bride ol tbe J'm
zilian Anibnssa.i'.r, If Just now comlng In
these flrst vlslts nnd her drawlng
roomr look each day of the weel< Uke for
mal rereptlons SoA only are the Cablnel
women ;>a!r.K their roapecta, but Sena?
tor*' v.i\.-- Repreeentatlvae' wtvei nr<i
aociety in general lt is espedaiiv d*
. reed that nli the memben >.f the dlplo
rorpi should call on h.-i.
Uncertainty in Official Set.
It never haj= heen much of a blbll witn
the women of Ihi CongreoMonal iil to
.aii on diplomata wltb few exceptions,
? nd onlv when the Amerlean bai lota of
oney bt then much of nn irnhingo of
hoepltallty. it is in the ofldal Ml ven
erally thnt theie seenis fo be a mlx-Up
Tha social season was BUppoied foi
merl] to open nfter the first Inrge enter
talnroenl iti the t\'hite Heooe, and <"*ahi
net women then opened their doors to the
otfi.ial world and re. eived visits from all
who thought lt a duty or pliaeVM to call
Now onlv a few of 'he Cabinet women
recefVI visitors before ,Tanunr\
W'h'ti. however. those doors nre opened
the I'abinet women wlll have called nn the
wife of the Vllie Plltadllll When tb?>re Is
;, \ ln rieMdiml and the wiveo of am?
bassador*, Suprem*- Oourt Justhes and
thl Speaker of thl Houae There Is a
decree that they muat nlso . aii on Sen
at.ns' wlves. but this they seldom rio. On
tlK-m. ln return. wlll call nli of those for
? e om thej ? .. ? ?? fl ? ardfl nnd. ba
of auch Bm it-irs who reall)
wi i, th'-ir accjufllntance whether the
Cablnel women have called or not?whrea
of f..r. Ign minlatera repreeontotlvca and
en ol tha offlclal and merely ao Ial
' world
g, ?.:.,,..' wlvea havea much more oner
j oua task. for tbfl newer women of the
, Senate must call on tbfl WOlMfl WhOBa
huabanda outrank theli own In paidnl of
aervlce Thia antalla on tha wife of a
nea Benator a call on the entire Benate
Beatdea, th.y must make the rall
requlred of th? ' aMnel aroraen and call
.ni the Cabinet women themaelvaa unlaaa
tl ev mak?- tOO mui h Of the ol.l and
mootad polnl of whlch sha'l call Brat
a Itot*t*eeentative'fl wife haa ? taak ba
fote her If Bhe 1 Ifllfl the law'fl dl ? TOO,
f.<r not only mual Bha roaki all of the
- .iUs requlred of the Cablnel woman at")
11 . gei ator'a wlfe, bul sh" mual add to
theae i on I wlvea of foreign adn*.
latora and thi wl ea of taembera of tha
Houae wi - - ? gth of Benrw 9 0 I IfllflB
thal of her 1 iiebai d
Must Make Six Hundred Calls.
If ? nea ber*B a lf? l? not dead be?
fore tbe a la falrly over aha a 11
have mi " l tO six hundred calls.
Women are yel iMn* who eccompllahed
thla real Mi - Jamefl it Mann, a Ife of
th? leadei of the minority; Mrs Henry
Klrh Porter, wlffl of a fornier memher ..f
the Houae from Pennaylvanla, ?nd v"rt"'
Other*
When one t?f 'he ao< ial arMtera of tha
stato Department fofortned a rjueationer
a f??w daya aaro tl at ahe mual never leave
... ho*.te?*i until the rank
Ing gtMat, or gnael of honor, had gone
plled that that a ? :
ricin. bul tbe Rii*?t mlgbl k->ep her up
loo fnr beyond her bedtime The anawer
Th-i you had better aol co t<>
II - dlnner "
BUI all the tro ible II - Btati 11
j.artin. nl Itaelf to aetl
poela ? emalna a rai
queatlon, and euch women aa Mi I
ert fIlti ?- aband waa <*1 aii man of
Ihi elfln aMTalrr. - 1.ltt? ? of the
? || ?. ,.? m - thal arhen
pueyts ere 'tuited t-. one'a homi
n . h that Ina Itatlon ? reeted equal,
.- ,-,- j -. cedei - ? iM
nol e: ti Into the subjecl
M -?. C'larl wlfi thi - ?
more e: r-mpt froi I re evi
the Cablnel 1 will havi
made all the - lalta requlred of
fore t1 ? ? opa na lai ua ri a 1 - n
her receptlon -in> la the sami
..???? ?- . PractlcaMj
? . entli world, altri - ? 1 ?
-.- thei ?re pa)
reflular da>a
?
"MISS KATE"'BRiNGS SOBS
She Calls "Biggest Game"
Human Problem. Not Money.
Mlaa Kate Bai nard, - on li
Charitlea and CorT4?4*IJom In the St:.*" of
oklahoma. whom they ra'.l oul
ate and ' <>;;i Kat. ' and hete
"Mlaa Kate' and "1
Oklahoma Kati ' told a compai of two
and women In <
at thi 11 Cl 1 laat nlght ao a of 1
terril a thlngi ??. ? il the laboi of
drea and ol womi n an-i even of 1
1 .n and women who "dreaa for'
dlm. ln the hanlt of I
for 1 mon ? 1
? 1 Uei - ?? wept, t 11
., . ihe aat d ?????? .....
damed aod her ha
Bl rui o\et 1 .-; emotloi ri
it 0 aee ol ln ngth.
- ,- mada I ar p ea 10 tba bualni ....-,
of ti.e Unlted Btatea a ba 1 ???? -? ? 1
ne wll ? ? >.f a - ahbra
ti. aolva tha "human problem,'' ?in a it
waa too Mg for pWlantbroplata and ao :a.
workera "Tba Mggeat gama on tflrth,"
she labelled 1 b work aa aithacl from
Ihe **monej game,' wl leh ahe called "tha
llttleal n.m,* on aarth." H?-t father, aha
told tbem played tl.e DMHM y gain.-, an.l
when ba dled he told bei with bla laal
breath lhal hia Hta had i"-en a f..
. waa the aubject aha wag
s, heduled to dlaeuaa but ai,e <i> ait en
?;-. vith taduetrtal arteena, wbl -
relop ommercfl and deetroy humanlty.
lf onb tl e buatoeaa maa af Kea *i - k
would and ber tbetr baeklng, ahfl aaM,
it.., the bualneaa men of Oklahoma would
lollow ? II
"If yOU COUgb," Bfl . ? ? .v m,<- ie
Oni of the bualaeaa 1 aa praaanl tip;.**i
orei tba heavy <-ak tablfl aupportlng *.?-r
pttcher ..f eotd water ln blfl eagerne?? to
flflaurfl hei of his Bttppofi aft.i abo had
Bnlabed apaaldnfl
MRS. DOXEY MARRIED
Acquitted of Charge of Murder,
but Accused of Bigamy.
Bt I-onls, Deo M?Mra Dora V. l>ox*-y.
who was Bcrpiitted bera threa yeara uro
i.f a **harge of murdering wuium .'
Drder, has baan laanied to Prai Whu
ney, of Oroflno, htnho, a*soordtng to iet
ters recelved to-daj Th- trlal of Mra
l?oxey on a oharge of bigamy m naarrylng
Krd.r has baea OOOtlnoed eicht tlmea
at Clayton, Mo., becauae it wns r>-p.>it---i
that she waa aariouMy UL
Dr. Ixreti B Donoy was found d--..ii ln
a river near Cllfton, Tenn.
WARNING TO AMERICAN BOYS
Dr. Schaefler, Pennsylvania Educator, Says I oreign Born
Will Outstnp Them Unless They Take Full
Advantage of High School Courses.
ByraOUM ->??. 0?k warning to the
Amerlcaa hoy to take tafl advnntaau ot
thl hlgh school cotirse of education. lest
his foreign born broth-r outstrlp him.
was utteved by l" N C. Bchaeffer,
Bmieilalendinl of BSducatlon of Pennayl
veata ta aa eddr-oa to-nlght betore the
members et aBVOB stat. edUOatlOB aocie
ties aOW ln stisaion here He said
Thare nie te*day at least fort;. voca
tiotu whl h nouln a hlgh ichoo educa
,, -,\ aay of preflmlnary training. and
ti.e bOV who qult* school hefore tinisl.:m<
ti,.- four yemrm hi>:h icbool curs. ah <
I against himaelf tn. door of opp rtjinity
?f.o makes it Iropoaalblj foi himself t-.
enter t b> M-catiotis w hi< b as|.:i. 10 be
ranked arlth th- profeaalone and whlch
havi within I..., -anks the leadcn >.f
tincrlcan rlvlllaatlon.
The European school .-ondemnn tne
chiitUcn vt the .-.aeuiit- and mi<idle
ci;,st,.? to ordlaarj trad<*s The Amerl an
ai-hooi meana equal ..pp-utunitj for e\?-r>
boj and ererj glrl regardleaa of waalta
or aocaal poaitlon
,\t the rate ,.t whli fon r-ra ;ue
comlnfl to our ahorea, that thei chlldren
may havi Ihe benefll f tbe free a h.iola
,,f , country, tbere li bul om poeelble
outoom*
?if th, americaa hlgh BOhool bay arlll
eoatlnue 10 waeta hia time upon frater
nity ftineti.-is, aoctal plaaaure and atu
, dent acttvltlea whlcb merely aim at gratl*
flcation "?' aebt arhOa fcrelga t???> ** ato*ly
wlth inprea ? ?"? ated 7..-hI at achool and in
I tbe neaalnfli al bome," Dr. s--ha>-nVr
, ,.n, i,i,i. ,t "the outoemo wlW bc thal lan
0) taent) ? -'- hatiara the fotelga born
j boj ar boj born of foreti i taga
'will till the placea ihat might ba oo upled
by boj a of American iraaoaflflV
ISSTl
School Board Members Decline
Her Resignation?Charrje Is
??Gross Misconduct."
WINTHROP SUBMITS REPORT
President Deplores Rejection by
Estimate Board of Professor
Moore's Findings on
New York System.
M:* Bthel MeMaeter Bibee, ? teachei
ln Publlo Si hool ]>>4, Manhattan, was dl'
missed y.-sterriav hy a unar.iino-s VOtl I f
the Board of Education. Bhe was i harged
with "grOM mlscnduct." Thl cliarg.-s
prew out of ailege.l mlsrcprcsetitatlon of
facti i i Miu Bli. when ibi becami a
teacbi i
it ?ai on I" I''"r -'tt II'-. lhal Mrs.
Hishee Wai appoliited ns a teacher nt
Publk s.-hooi i'i. bul lln recelved tho
appointmeut under the name of r.thci
MeMaater. On November i the appolnt*
menl becami affectlva Then, it u
charged, Mii Blabee ta'isht untll No*
vember M, a I > n ahe Informed th< CII
Buperintendenl of Bchooli thal ihi
marrled and her name ?;n Mrs B, s
i tiabee i >?! a rwejui M of thi a !-'
thoritlei to know the date, sl.- gave the
"oflletal date," II la aaid. as Novem?
ber a, Ifli
An Inveatlgatlon followed arlth the ?
aull thnt ehargae were preferred i
Mrs. Hls'. wh<t. 't was found that ahe
was marrled on Augual '?.. ?
two '? mthi befon ihi aai ? i \ dnl
a t.-ach.-r under her i len ? and
?uppoeedly ns an anmarried won.. -.
The chargei wen pr.f.ned by Dlitrlcl
Buperintendenl MeOray. Mra. Blabei i ?
toM t" appeai al ? hearing later. Bhe
? .ight te neigi oi l>ecember Ig bul the
? :t> Buperintendenl was reQueated by the
committee on elementary arhooli not to
f..'-. ;.t hei reaignatlon The board loel no
IIhm ? -'? da] '' . Mi Blabee
,. ore ihe s< n k t
Mr. Winth.op Bubmitl Repoi*.
- . I .,
t ? Boi of KA itlot ? ibrnltted hla
. al reatei
?
i ot i'i >f< ?? ?? Kdwatd |
I.f Yale l.*i
tatlon ..I Ihi Boai d of Kt
local si Ir.
. ? take" waa ma
cl ? 11 ? ntii .. .
Thli . i ? : llat.
? ? ?. ?
but It wai ?
formed. not lt ;
ln ine opln ..n of the ofl
board, with a I
...
? . , ? ?
thl a
nl th. rn I d - rntln
Ite* on I ???! ln
. ?
? nmei ? b ?
gra
:>??-!.* ? .
that l I rd ol I du ition ha* li
?:?! ef ne anereaehmenta nf thi
ate ? n its power. 11" de
. . amphaeta on II t i
lle aaye further:
i DM that thl dli "OM
;?. t. a rdch baa now commei
to good results and to tne fi ? ?
: , ol tne r ?rd of Education from t ?
,. b tbe 1
pportlonmenl L*3 *-uUe_,vuj'ed to
? ?
Sarcasm for Eitimate Board.
John Meri n er.-.in mllvened the meel
Ing w ??? nn irh-. ibo il tln Board of
Katlmata Hhi dlei et ? ' ? reeaM
obje. tlon by Mr. ?' ? i.ti 1 i i I
f a reeotuk Itted by Mr
Martin, calllttg on ; I I I ol I I
lor lnformatlon regard ? itter ef
?alaitt-s for J.inltorv, w 11 I > ?
ll r P, e sl.'.. ? lllt. 1 " I ??" oUje. ted to
laked if the Infuimatlon a
forthi omlni prior to the t t ot the
termi of ofllee of the of Um
Board of Bitlmati ?? ' ^pportlonmeal ai
aoa > onetltuted "
Mr. Chun bill thought I ? wl tt of
i >.i ip al the Board ?' i li and that
u thhi waa thl tli " tot d
reelli ? wai I ? ' aai aot entln '??
.I.. remtnd Ihi mei i of the
,.. , : ef Batlmate thal their lenui of
,tti..? wai f.i ? ? *n end Mr.
. | , , ?. ? ; ? ed, and thl
raeolutloa *. ' "-1
ienten< *
-I dl.i Ihe Board of
Ratlmale " Mld Mi Mi rtli t 1 dp nol
thtnh lha board I in I mortal ? I
Dlden tlmea II ? | dlapl rd a
it,.. r,.,. -. i nv n a hat thi) ?.u
...tlrilie' I"
Mr. Martin madi plea lo i
rkeleton al thi I.i I ef E tlmi ti
\toyo, bUl he sal I that \..MS had lUCh
EUriow wajs of dolni ' Ingi thel II " Igbt
mm i.i aattM to '? ?' i d the memben of
thi board th-.t thi
aot getutig b;, h ? Bata
STAGE FOR MRS. EASTMAN
Brooklyn Playwright to Become
Professional Actress.
Word rearhed Brooklyn rer.terd.iy' that
Mis. Babeeea Lam Hooper Baitman,
laughter ol Profeeaor Prankltn W, Hoop
tr. dlre. tor of tlie Brooklyn Inntttute of
Arts and 8< l-nees, has deti-rmined to
become a professional Hctr?ss. Mis. Eaat*
man u- now at Cambrldga, Bua, nkeen
Ing wltb a stock company Whleh wlll pr?
lenl her play, "The Hespictablllty of
Kdicemere." |)r H<?'l?r said yest.-rday
ihat his daughter v-ould BOI follOW a per
manent stage career.
Mis F.astman has WritUfl MVeral plays
thal have been presente.i at rarioui the*
ntr.-s wltb 1000000 Bhe formerly was
prominent In amateur theatrical rirelea
She is .. traduati of Radcllffi Collegi aad
i- prealdenl <>f the BToaiaa'i LTatveretty
lub. of Manhattan. She marned William
K mat man. af Mantiattan, on Julv _'?.
--?
SUFFRAGE PIONEER DIES
Mrs. Anna C. Field Started
Women's League 40 Years Ago.
Mrs. Anna C BWd, MUdlted with beir.g
tha origlnal snfTra-rlst of Brooklyn, dled
reoterdey at tha home ef her ooa, B. C.
lVdd. Ne IH Hicks street She was ln
her ninetieth year Her death resnlte!
from a faii doam a Blgfcl of italn i week
i
Tbe first orgaataatlen to flgbi for the
rights of women was formed at her hou-e
f..rt> yean .-..>.'.. Bhe *.. Iti BM preri*
1ent. Besides her club wotk Mrs PleM
eoadUCted a number of lil.-arv .-lasses
.nd did some wtltiilR. She leavea three
MM
SEE SUFFRAGE IM 1915
Women Prepare for Distric
RBd Borough Conventions.
"A : ? nnj aavi -i earned," 1
Miss Marj Qarretl n
?
partj ? appl - - for th.
cnetll i : ? ? _ae
Laal vear tha ?, .
through the mall hundreda and I
of poetcard notll I i annua
tlona tbe Blxty*tl ably dla
trid conventlona tl e bor ? igh conventlom
and tha general - onvi n! Thi Womai
Buffrage part) ba
coal aboul M00 to Inform thoee memben
whoai pr< en ? wai i aquin -i.
This year Mlaa Hajr i ? < r mlnt
that 9i". ahouid be aaved and the meel
Inga arranged for by word of mouth. Bhi
aet the maehlnery going, .-. A la tha bu
aighl daya, wlthoui tho expendtture nf i
cent for clerk hlro or poetage, the ptaci
where each of tbe aaaembly dlatrlct meel
inis's will be l ? ti found and m.i.l'
Itnown to thoee who ahouid attend. In
cludlng the borough conrentlonfl and ti"
general convention, Blxty-nlna meetlngi
hav been arranged f r. The dlatrid
conventlona win take place January u
the borough conventlonfl January ^1 am
thfl city convt atlon lu February.
Por tho laal -? Bloi Mlaa Hay baa cr
out tha raingnuniafl they have alwaya har!
?re, and ir lead of Bpeecbea frorr
th* ; itfi na it aill be J ial b big talk
feat for the women .?n the II -. Imaglnt
ono thousand women?thafa the numbei
thev eaped bi tbouaand ivomeii, all to
?.?? iher In ? balL with liberty to ?
Ihetr on how to convt rt the i It]
t-. auflraica before | be tl <
?;.- am!
all wiii be weli -
-.ii think tl a roa ' of the hall wil
f' Mlaa Hay waa aaked
"lt arlll,** i . "I*H be thei
ONLY WOMAN CGP HERE
From Los Angeles, nnd Visits
Night Court in Uniform.
Iflea Allce Btebbl Wells, |
? . poltc
? ln this Rountry, who la on
of Loa Angek ? paid .1
? ? ? . . .
? " . whicn
? '
' ?
\br- Up. 1 of the '
I
It Im
I. -
.-. n
;
of tha
?trcel
alde the rail When hei ird
?? tdki
? ? ,
t . nn
mm h c \-.
? t g .it
? in I.,,
? ? '
at ol
ll y.
?
BRIDE WON'T RETURN
Aged Stcphen Bcutt Told Slic
Has Left Him to Stay.
?
? 1 . 1 -
?
up i.ll hope of Ind n .ns hia d
? . 1
II, ol
, ? ....
.iet.-nr a wlth him
/ 1:..- .-? :..-?? ta are
nif**
? '
?
t quarrel. thal
ick to
r tru
?
, from hli
? 1 longer.
JURY WOULD HAMG WOMAN
Ready to Inflict Death Penalty
if Murder Is Proved
I -? --. M Tha death 1- aa ty
arlll he aaked in the- caae or Mra Harriel
M. Burnbam, who w.is placed on trlal
to-.hiy ln Judgfl Kei rten'fl OOUIt, I
aith kllllng hi r huaband, Herberi I
mi leted In two
?. they v ild ni
? death penalty lf tbey tho I I
. rarranted 11
Mrs Burnham will li ? -.t h^r
:. bul will pl. ? 1 ?? f-di - ?
1
. m
Useful I iousehold Hps
int will 1 I - -
I : r : r
Tlpr, I i.-i-in tment," .N'? * -
1. ? 1 rVll ? Na IM Naaaaa t-tr..--..
POF THH I"". BR OF ORIl JaTTAL
. iiin \ T ? i:- >vv but 1 ' iua poi
!p . ? tntoa .in 1 other China warea
.. t.-t r.ea a rough aurfaoe around the
bottom tbat Boratehaa the aurface of tba
tni,... An tutist who loveo theea faecln*
aung 1i1t.es in graana and graya aad
1 lu< s ruba < -.lUt-o aundpaper over tha
. of h>.- plflltera aad plati - ^!--'
hafl ;?-> faar of future acratchca.
aTORIKQ household bupplieb. -
F.-r tha bouaakai i-er of moderate
who pereonally atteade t<> ber marketlng
f..r Baturday an.l rjun-l.iy, eareful con
phlt-ratlon mUBt be glven to tho proper
-.t..rinf* of the auppllefl on theli
from the tuaik.-t. Tho meat al
Immediatelj reraoved from the 1
whirh it haa baan wrapped, wiped a th a
ii.imp cloth, and placod on ? granlte or
?tonewara dlah, upon tb? lower flhelf of
? ,. (. ebox. Ri in-tui er alao 1 t aa
?a-eetbraada, kldnaya llvar and
nii interaal orpmna ot anlmala q
rapidly, thej bI p ild ? parbolli -i al on ??-.
an-i after anrlnkllnj wltb a UttaV
placed m a coM place untfl wanted Bul
ter a bi h tb< proi Ida ol hoti th
purcbaaa la four or flare pound cro ka
will retain itn BWeetl BM lo&fler U
with ? moist cloth, over arhieh lfl aprtnk
led a layer of laMfl aalt* after whlch the
cover of -11" 1 rock is adj .st. d and thi
r.ptadfl Btorfld in a .-.id place Look
carefully over th.- greea *-? tt
their arrival and Inatantly renum al]
gead ..r wiltod portloBO, then aprinkla
Uberally wlth 00M watar aad ei
paper baga ao that thaa* may retain thf-ir
? - Celary, bowaaar, may he
K on ?? aad otood m a jar af
,,,1,1 w..t'-r Bpedal attention wiii of
eoatae ba gtraa to tha bread flnd - ak.t
boaefl oa Baturdaj aaoratag, when they
Ij araahed arith hoi watai
grywA aad placad oul 0 daa ln the
aualiflht. where thej will be nlred
readlneea '"r 'he broara loavea, eriap
nlm, eooklaa and caki that wttl aa
r.ecded o\er th* wcck'fl tnd.
THE GREAT WASTE IN
SLIPSHOD SHOPPING
How ihe Careless Shopper Wastes Her Own
Time and Other People's Money by
Her Disorganized Procedure.
'The largeel parl ol ? ?? ipplng
should
j.. rlen. ed pun haalng agent Tbi
Informed, mo iopper is th<
? 1 bei self f..r th>
?hopplng trip. Through the faahion pagei
of magaelnea and -, ihi has In
i t'. pnvi
Bhi bai declded whal bIm wams Bhe
hi r prtci limltatloni ?nd .aha
knowi from advertlaementi approi
ly what !-|i>- aill hav- to paj
"Bu. ? ihopper li alwayi armed win.
a notel.k And sh. is rerj llkely to do
hi r abopplng I thlngi uke n>>
tlona, underwear and materlala, In one
store. when ihi ktiows her way about.
Tbe woman who arould ibop arlth tlu- best
ihould copy tiie methodi of the
. it-of*town ihopper, who knows
thal mvi mlnutM of ber week ln
t > dolng n oal >.f her b lylng In
one eton. I. the CO ITM of tl.at w..-k sh
<!?'.?< ..li thl Wlnter or summer ootflttlng
..f hei famlly, bealdea fiinng num-rous
immlaalom p.r her m-lghborB.
"The woman who can get to tlie str.r.'d
at an} t l alwayi beionKs to the
l Carelem Bbopm r. She
tbi time of the ato.-e
mployee, Indlrectly she keene up prtcao
and contrlbutea t.. the high cost of living,
? ..> !,:? ?terloui t .r.j. :i whlch is oj
. nitt B] >.f i .
?? 'Wi.. re nn the waleti? I see yoq are
;L aale of waleti,' Fhe says to the
fer. And that functionary,
who baa anawered thi samn question for
two hundred wom n lhal aft.-rnoon,
acarded coun
1.1 i straight i ? fore her.
"'Why, 1 don't like these at all," ehe
romplaina'to th- <'.,:k after she has ex
amlned half a doaen wallta, Th' y aren't
good matei d ar.- not weii made.'
? ? good value for tiie money.
I find th<- i.m. > wa ltl at the slde
\t,<I ti.. uneoneriOUl t'areless
,.. - :? ? . thl >-\ ,.t 'f tue best
? .1. tbi' Ity. Hut Qenluawean
,..i. in department itorei u is
., . i ? and stou:.
ai t ter tl ' eleai I
aalata of ti.e f.-n>t ahe la aocuH
-.??? pajs.
;. tlon on tl
" tii take thla oi--.' ihi s".->. after th?
.. doaen boxea 'Beod it
. < >. ! i' \ I taki s down the
that nhnoat
; . baga w.ii come back.
? ipmt all
aften.> In ? itora a thonl buying any*
thlng hai tt,,,,, wmy t,> thli new type
t . ? Bometln m im
^. ahe is unwtll
ig to i mleewoman.
... en eenaatloi
ut havlng thera ln tb" houae and trylng
9he doem't i inl
? ? tlmi. bul -
, |n*. Ited ' ? :? inagi menl t" t..i -.??
B of her ? .ir. .
? n lt in tb<- hands
? tn. : undle wrapper. Later "r >*? gaiu
p by ? maa wltb a basket. wbo
in the wall Mmewbcn aml
? _ | o t , (?::?> . f t ? ?-<-s of a
lt At th." - d.'sk It
. . - | earrlagi aad aml
-.. .. chute, the paid pn-knges going in
.1 ii parceli i i
ther,
??Down itt ? i* iment when thi
.... | ? ,.i and
all day, th- t.-i-k..^^
?U to the lnst thm let
flt* I If lt li ll.lTSMa lTJ i
leheck | me hntflfl
aet of plgeooholea like tboae In a country
poatoffli ? Tha . II is aortad an-i checkad
tli packed aaoot*dlnfl bfl
? ttion iftai thla it la placed on *
big rai * and thflfl lifted hy ,-levator to the
aidewalk where it is attppad into bii auto*
| moblh ti m k Armed aith his ?'. < > D
abeet, the drivei areeaatfl the pachag) fll
the door >-f tha carfltaaa Bhopper. if "he
refueea to r-<>n?- it. almost as meat
handfl are requlred to put n bflek tnto
itock AU thlfl naeena time aad monay,
for whlch tb* careffll as well as the care*
Iggm ahopper eventually pays.
"Kv.'t. th-- ahopper who re.illv means to
aonratiaaea unwiuingiy makes ber
taah hard. Pflttantfy ahfl goes ab?-ut
amoiu*, tba .-h-.ps, looking lor Just tha
gown Bha afledfl an.l ahe flnds It. 'i 'h
t, - i tn aot praparoi to try it on ta day*
iha aa* b. '*fl* eeon* i can't p?y a <j.?poeit
OH it when I don't know whether lt W?I
flt.' Next dag ehe returns: the gofm tt
I 9 Bhfl Rfla not only was ted her time, but
the thannaa are she will find nothlng flulte
aa eultahle ?,s the vanlshed. gown. It ls
alaraya the moat deatmUfl garment
nall as the biggeet llsh that ls lorjt.
"There 1s a Btrange aup^rstitlon aTnon*r
women r-hoppers that taajf must r-ev*?r
take the flr.st thing offered them. BhOflW
f,.rm the single re*dy-to-w<?_r exropUori
to thls rule. Rcalizing this. the exp**n
en<-ed rlerk rever offers a COfltOflBOC the
most batonrdng hat or coat at flraa. Sh*
keepa it for the second or third Md for
approval, and whlle, for BflflfltlOflBfl) sake. N
i3 pometlin.s well to look through thr,
sto.-k of several fltflfflfl when one has th*
time the really open-mlnded ahopper U
wlse eno-igh to take the thing lhat aulU
her whenever rhe flnds It. Fhe ahouid
r.ever hepin a r-hopptng t--ur unl*ss ahe |a
in the frame of mlnd lo buy. The elerk-i
are rjulcb to flngle out ihe woman Whfl I*
?only looking.' and she naturally fflBfllVefl
lorrespondlng aervlce.
".-- metlmes thia amotints t^? pflBKhfl
J Inclvillty, and the careless cur-tomer htaet-1
- i s to the offlce of the auperlntendent to
comptaln. No msfter what the out- om*,
tha ineident ls annoying. A letter wrttter,
rr\t day would aecuro the eame rr?u1t?
with less nervoue draln. Any ertual
rudeaeee en tha rart of aaie-i people
Id he r'porfd for Ihe protection of
thfl public, but the f.ilr-mliided woman.
. -.-r ht-r flr-t Irritatlon has rasse-l. la
Uatially aHe to *?-e that the f.iuH ls large?
ly her own.
"\ n.,l^s?rlrl who has wattel flflflfl ?
hundre.1 cust<>m?r*. at leeet tpn of whom
have baea 'dlflkaalt,' is likeiv to h? rathe.
., , . ? ;(t the and of tba day. It is in
that last trylng hour, between *> and *.
? most of the rotnptathtfl nr? made
Bul len mlautefl with .-> reallj Irritabte
. ., | take --ii the spirit o.tt ?.f the
glrl fnr tba ' ' " ' ' matter
the en-.-untrr oecaire II la ? l.I
ldea. therefora to ahop in the rrtovnlttfl
whlle the elerka are free* and before the
?ftertMKMl ruflh beglnfl \ rainv duv I
elao s gotden opport-in't- for the woman
?rho is r--.t afraiii t" wear ? ati
??Th.- wi*.- ahoi p? glvea n lf t hn tj
of time Th<? auburban r_atomei ivha
ruahea into a store ten minutea before he
train leavea and itanda Brat <-n ona feait
. n on st other whlle thi i|
pelng made ready foi bei - n '"|
nol only for the mletakee In her own pui
. , but ln that Of the sh'-pn-1 Who foi
.,, be walti ' ? tke fltln
nervoua sale^wom.in
Postal Card Departments
Recipes Tcsted and
I;ound Good
au reetvet aapeartag !n tr.e-e co'umni bave
. J,.tt.-.c.en:s ar. md BBkU- other
urvasa
No IM Na_.-J.l -treet
ths iMOrtmeM *m mtt he tetpanetMa iot
tMED BICB. ?Wei eooked li
i ih and water- "hall and
, ,|lf ... i much more
cereal Ier breakfaat
eooked ln water alone.
| i mual naiti of mllk
.',,,1 ormter, 11 thi eereal arill not be
U If mllk only is uaed.
-.,.., ' r breakfaat it li ? good
. r night in water enough
I ,- [| wlll th.-n take |eM 0*0*
to cook
aooD ki i.i: f*OB wa. fi.k.s -
,. LfBei, llki paneakei, an very weleome
tor breakfaat on wtntry mornlnga Have
ready a plnl uf mllk. a icant pint and a
half Of Hour. two eggs. two tablespoon
,, is of buttir, ?? tdaenoenful ol craam
rtar ami half a teaepoonfal of
i0da Mix thi >!? Ingn di.nts to*
.,.. | | . on* beatao ttll llght,
the butter ..ft. r meltlng ll ta lare tahle
tpooafuli or boUing water, and Bnally the
,,,!!;. form It Into a imooth batter and
it wiii be ready for frj I
COBKMEAL MiFI'lNS. WiTil OKB
I -,;,;, Hav. readj a cupful of flour. a
,,.? ornmeaj, half a cupful of
ipoonful of aoda. it- large, well
i;. ,, ega and half I cupful each of
,..,".??, ., d ol ittermltk. Mix the dry
I . ,,:s, , !,. !, ,- ..i . i - nnd beat welL
it the batter s.- au to be too atltf add ..
little mon liquld and bnki tke mufltaa ln
hoi mufBn ' i
Daily Bill of Fare
SATURDAY.
BREAKFABT?Oatmeal alth ? mem,
ii. ladelphla icrapple, ippli butter, ebeal
?
Li'N'MiK'iN Maearoi alth cheeeeend
tomato muce, graham bread. doaghauti,
tea .
DINNEB Onlon aoup Mlmon steaK
with Hollandalai muce, Fnnoh fried p?
tatoea, o lahed t irntpa craaherry p*e.
coffee.
ONION BOUP.
-..-.;. ia but a
dellcate fh.^"i of onloi Hav. ready aaa
quarl of mllk- fo,ir enkmn thf.ts
rotka three tableepoonfuhi e$ butter, ?
kcnn labteepooaful ei Boar, a cupful o'
aum and a _-a^uiiing of ?alt and pt-p
?
? Put the butter Into a fry Ing ran Bad
add the onlons cut Into thln allcee le"
1 thl onlons cook ln the butter snd hrow-n.
I bul i ot burn, for half an hoar. Mix fhe
- ? with the ontMM and butter. Pat tha
pan over the hot p--rt of the flre. Btlr
tts eontinta brtikly tor time miantei,
then add them to the hot mlllc ind cook
thl soup tor flfteen nilnute*. rreta t
tl rough tbe etralner and pat flKaln en
tl.e stove. When hot beat tba e*g yol**
IntO II and add ti.e cream. S?lr tha whole.
for tlneo mlnute. and then serve Imrn*
dlately wltb croutana. Mllk may he vtari
tn place of cream if an extra tableapoon*
ful of butter !a added. ^^
After Christmas
The rery day after Chrlstmaa laat rear*
a wtm w.iinan bought a amall bla_.*b*oV?
ani wrote on the cover, "My Chrlatmaa
Book." At the top of tbe f.rst pag-i |h*
wrote, ".'htist.-uas. 0Lm He'ow lf, af
thl extremi tafl, ehe llsted the n?m*? et
those With whom ahe waa accuatomed tn
exchange gifts The page waa than ruted
into three columna, headed. respectlrely,
? To." 'Trom" and "Snggeatlona.**
Opposlte each name she wrote tn tbo
proper eotumna the articles recelved from
and those glven to each Indlvldual. tha
latter to prevent dupllcatton ln the future.
Inder the head of "Suggeatlona" lha
WTOte whatever ahe had gleaned regard?
ing the wants and wishea of her frlonJ-.
their preferew m as to ooloe* thm <t
glovee, etc. or any item whlch she fati
eied mlght nm iey beeemi belpfal ta
tba letecttoa of a gift
That tins llttle book wtU gio\v raora
useful as tiie peotl pasw any one can
prove to herself by attemptlng to mike
Oal a similar page frotn memory as lo
tbe dotnga of ? Chrtetanei a year ?ko Bhe
Iwtll i'f lurprteed to nnd how dUBeall it
la to lainember erhat Ki-ts were *x
changed even to short a time be>fore. and
will wonder bOW iftia ane haa du|i!t a'.-l
her offering-.
Thla same urtae womaa began Imme*
dlately after the holldays to sa\e for tha
neal Chriataaaa, and has kept it up ever
Blnce Not necessartly mone\. but tho?e
unpurcha-eable tliings whlch dtlft into
every home. and whlch wltb a llttle ta*
| genulty may be transformed into very ac
. ptabla gifts.
Mailing tubes. for insiance. whlch maka
up into doily holders and vetl cases. w Iu a
' padded aud saih.te.l and fitted With env
broidered or euactled covan and ribh >n
! t.es
Sllditig boxes from the drugglsts. tht?e
i of whlch, ..ne Rlued on top of the other.
I [.rovi.led with gilded eollar button pulla
and covered with rlbboti or cretonne,
make aoch attractlve trinket cabinets.
Typewritter ribbon epooti which, when
gil.t.-.l and *llled wltb lingerle ribbon and
tled between two heart-shaped plec. s of
siik-covet.-d eardboard, maka pr.-tt> and
uaeful ribbon hoMen
?;oid eord aml ribbon. which comes on
rand) boxes. even the l.oxej. themselvea
wh.n eapectally pretty. ttaaoe paper and
- m fact, an>'thlng Whlcb may help
|i the inevltable Chrlatmaa nmh, when
,\ei\ penny as, well ae every second
counte.