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.Western Delegates Rout Mrs.
John M. Horton Out of Bed to
Dispose of One Report.
TALK OF CANDIDATES" DEAL
Mrs Story and Mrs. Bryan Deny
Making; an Agreement,
Each Insisting She Will
Firrht to the End.
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ANTI'S OPEM THEIR ANNEX
Camp on Fifth Avenue to Offset
Suffrage Parade.
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Mr? aturra I -
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w?. -haii nav? i iuar
ter? open on thai d
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An) one
?ho res rs ?s will n?c
? ..-m Th? suffragi is
swaj snd thi? ?4
tasb? b ittoaa to ths boya, but ar?
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Th?
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Htarsture, tsllli | ? ' ""'
to vol '? ??'?' h""J m**t'
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qua?
An. ****
Kild'?*in.
?Vira BVSTSU P WiM-itt und ?Mrs. Ar
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DRINK M^?J?TTo^
Causes Nearly Half of Domestic
Troubles, Records Show.
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v?i?-'kinK ol an ovarwhelnalng muji?ni> ?'
. -: ,, na under Ins
th? last x? ar. Th? ? ?? ?**> '" *****
tw< Iv? .'.. nth? and Judge
baa neatly flnlshsd bin i*4*por1
for tint period Nesrlj
the txx..
? t'g i-XlHt. lie.
i.. , v ?.. ? . eansss si doin<re?-<)
?.,, . ;,'.?! - -'? m!"> kj l'"l_
mlll:
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Umeat . it'Hn-i.sr.'i ? parente.. 1
.14 Marrai "?" xi?""--- ?
lalLasla-sM ? ..... a
H Miacellaaeous >???? ?
, riaa b"-n collected
and t : r. .i ..*. - . to dej" ml?m arlvss ?"' '
.r." ?-i1"1 ?lu"t?'
? Il pi m,,.? ti,. best fsatur? oi
Um ... in i reeord Is thai ""'"'" "?,'1""
have r?.n _I>OU_1 I ?'?">"* '" ** *** ****
sf ir.? easss <?f ?-ajmrstlesi tbat ?am? "
for? |t."
OUTBID FOR PORTRAIT
OF HIS ACTRESS WIFE
Vernon Castle Raises $ 1 1 Offer, but Says
"She's Yours," When Persistent Voice
from Orchestra Cries "Thirtv-One."
\\ I >RKERS !?'( >R THE S! FFR \(?K C.A -
V?. 11.1.1AM ELL.ll ?TT
li"?? much la ;? auffraglsl actress wlf<
worth with oi without th" Blgnatur? of
James Montgomerj Flags artist?
Int?. th,- limelight yestei ? tu. f.<
? ?u. came \ ? ? ? ? c -?'? to pro
' ? s wlfi ". ? _? iold f..r $n.
"Here! 'he's wortl re I
' "I "Ml ? ? ? ? -,,i |16 '"
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dlence i "a: ly
pproval "f
? on But it \? i
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"Twenl ? ? v., : v
"l tell ???":.' sali ?
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\* pretl exampl? f ? dotible
irlsh. j *'t
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"?'li-ii t > dollars
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"She's Yours." He Said.
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over th?
it ha.I '.. : ? ?'..> Mr ! '!:. .' '
re, for that waa In the
bond, it all ...
- niiiii of th?
trotting ol th
s earll<
?I know
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"Ha! 1
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The ti?-.i with .m
wltl ine < 'owl, Dor!
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it was ? nun
?rltl .1 M F."
mis t ?.?
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"T. n '. ... I th?
"Oh mothei ! ' i ema i
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Th? ? h?
lured Misa
Tha? ? ifler she
Ktn'ii.-ii militants]
man Is to
M.mu- for .i of I ild Miss Ki
, ? ??< ?I ?'. I". | "
T ? o.' i ran'! i. Irltual Bide
test, thi ; ?
? ge, the hopea, the faith, ?he r<>
mam ?? The* ???:;; II ol anee
??? onl) the tawdry, the sordid, Ihe
great heart?
breaking crj those women are mal
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m expect The women
ng tl . ?.r.' v weapon w hleh will
make anj mpreaadon on tl. pig beaded
Britons I esp? ci Ihem to go
?m arguing for another fifty years
? good eould arguing ?!". anywayT
Remember, it ??a* those sain?- Btupid, an?
Imaginative Britons who burned Joan >>f
Ar? at the Btake '
Monologue Wins Favor.
nann'i alrj little pla ? ' 'n.<- Fai
aw?] Princesa, waa followed bj Mai
j.rrl?- Benton ?'.?ok m a monoli
luffrag? iii? b v*.<?t?
mui h applauaa
Mr. ?mil Mis V.-t i."i, ' ii.-l 8 did I
tangoea and r .tk. ? trota which would
have arorried Mayor Uaynor Into a '??
had lo- i.? i? there
After ?-"m- Bonga bj Tom Dbbaon,
Katherine Burritt ano Bdgai m Ward
??am?' th.- grand Snale the last act ??:
Madame X.." played bj Jane Cowl and
William Elliott. II ???'*? ?"?-1"'- Cowl's Ural
appearance in the par? "i ?!?" i lellne
?d t.. ?Dorothy Donnellj and Sarah
Bernhardt it was likewise ths fulfllmei I
.,f ,i long eberlahed dream <??? the i'oung
acti eaa
Th.- p- ? forman? ?? waa of pai il? lai .1
? t ??? auae of ti??- retui n ?>f William
Oiltotl who played the pari "f Itaymond
with Dorothy Donnelli ! >' who lia?
.. .11 .?..???n ..n in.' Now V'Tk Btage atnee
retti-ement, twe y??ars ago, t.. become
manag? ; foi Da*M Belaoco. II waa Mi
Blloti b fondness f??r th?-? part i.m much
as pi?- latereSt in the "cause," which in
1 htm i" appear ? astsrday He and
. owl were greeted with applauM bul
rl?-,i with toara Maybe there was a un
. . n ti.?? house, bul ?t ? * 1 ? -? ?? > 1 Bound bo
'ih.- audlooee w?a large ?and of ga?ereua
diapoaltlon, ?h araa stteeted ;.,? the amp.
?Sower baskota ami '"rotos" bags of the
prettj girl ushem among whom wer?
MIm MarJo?rie McMann, Mis* Altee Reed,
Mi '"i Oardw 1. Mra Joba Lowe,
Mis Arthur Lawrence Bowsa. ?Misa A!?<-..
i,,,., Mra Kat? Batchelder. Mlaa Bertha
Ft-j-man, Mrs David Robtosoa an?) Mr>
Arthui William t ? t '?*??- m
William Gillette, Constanea Colllei Mm
David Pola eco. \i?hs ?Katherine Dreiei
Mrs. Jasase Moatgusssry Hagg Mrs
? ? arpenter, htra May WUaon
Preaton ami Mra Koiarai Hinton Perry
were aasoag the weU known Buffragtel
adh?rente present.
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JERSEY MAN CHIEF BOTANIST.
r'hli
,.,, \,,Mi ?i i>' William Tn
,,f Boo nt?? >?. S. i ? has been ap?
pointed bond of the ?sfsjrtmsnl ol botaay
u, u,- University of minois, tu Hucceed
Dr. T. J. Uurrill.
JAN E ' "W L
OHIO TO PENSION MOTHERS
Enactment of Law to Aid Desti?
tute Women Assured.
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Cox, a
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SAYS VOTELESS WOMEN
-PLAY THE BABY ACT"
Mrs. Villard Asserts They
"Bulldoze" Legislators. Tli**?i
Escape Begpongibility
for Bad Law.
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Max Kaatma I
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Iv? women, a he
ballot don
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I protrel ? ? i Mi?
. ? -.. women n? en
th.- vole most o I bellev?
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! Itx a :
ol the rot? Thi i o In?
tellisent Iher?
publk ervlce 1
In .t p..sit Ion <>l ii
women ** ho so to Ubai ? - ? i * i ??*
thr?j!iM.'i are ? 'i'h* )
m la*.- and vx n-.-iij. and pe? ?nade t h? H
i.,i ?end ??? u and Ih? n II the
bill they xt nut..i ?i take win
thej . .m |?l< ad the bob)
Por h..xx ,.. ?iNinalbllll
lan'1
u ? I ticen? No th? w< : I., th? Intelli?
gent, th-- ?octall. .. ? ? ?? ?
one? ?? ho n? ? tl ih? . alloi n
Mr i:a-tinan told Ihe aromen hon little
.x mei lean xx omi n xx ? ? niffi-s?
;: . ompai -"' aMi t bat the Kn
? nm. n ar? ?." ng
\\ h\. ai ?hat m-. Una Ii laondoH the
other iiit' i ? ??.. .. "th< ? '..i..-.i rn.Wo
And tn- xx.'tn. i ? ; monSy
n?- ascrinclns almoal everything ?-1?.
th? p ib Ic regard, thi their v? ry
Voo v bal an you sac?
rtflclng '
im no! her? i" pse? the oontrtbution
bos," Mi Kaatman ailded, "and any one
x\ ho k:a.xx - m., knows I ail ..i
raialng men?:? but In tl i countrj wl
tn?- campaign is -? <?.-.?? and pleasant,
aurel) you oughl t" i?- wllllni t.. mak?
s.. Unan? lal ?aei\Pee i?" Ib? i
i 'nder Ih? Indu? *.? ? ..i Mi Eastman'?
i. ,a a tai ..i.' ad i- .?...... I peri .? lona 11 om
Mi.- Howard Man H Id a? ?. ? i al ?Ai.m...
I subscribed aeveral dollars each toward
I the bran? b suffrage II ?rai ? - ? .?
xx islit-s lo estsbllsl n the va
. ,,i s? -x 1 ????*? -tati
YALE MEN TO STUDY CITY
Student Exploring Party Will
Spend Day on East Side.
i
N.-x?. Mm .- n. Al "' II In ti.. larg, ,
-.,, . , . ? t parti th.'t ?... ; invad? d
.\'?-\x x ork ' "v , ' ""-'' '"'' *?"??' '?',s- th?
membbra ol i ? ?**?" ' Cbrl Uan
\..M,.i.,t,..i. "i "-' Bhsnleld BcienUBe
School xxi ?. are atudjina ??,. xxIM
to-morrow -i"'"1 ".> ?????ugatlni at
hist hand rcii.n""1'-- "'"'" "' hsi ????i", t
ti, be m.''"-11'1'1''1 i!1 "" ';,:'!"i Csntral
Termins] Nsa ***** *** '" ntpati '"'
Ellis I.lsnd b) ?0'ck.ek. The? win hax?.
,,?,,.,?.,.? ui.h th? nnm^i..,.. .,, ,.,
M?d Will tb-n ?-" '"'" "" ? ' ?"? M'??"-?'-?
,f th.- rJU *** ?U****** ???""?"???- l"l ??
trli, t" I--" ****** 'V|'""'' Wti"" *****
u , aovsral hour? m th? work.
: ,;";::;:.,n,i,."n.??.?,.^ ?..
' ., Chinatown, followed bj a tour
s'u,',Mr, '?'. ,.*a(i, Bids The tour win end
?j.r^'rn'-v'-''''''-^''--??
"?ASKS ALL TO HELP FINC
LONG LOST WIFE AND!
Court Stenographer Kept
Grief Secret for Months
Fears They're 111.
Sea bi k N -i April |] At tin
Balle]. B foi n.. ? Nea \ oi h '? poi lei
for rda years V'lce-Chaneellor Iteven
stenographer, In Jersei t'ttj bai sen
? , f..- his ?? if- ?nd ?
?/ear-old ; ??? bo disappeared
? i.. ?
Their going awaj wa noi gene
kn?.w n until n???? Balte) i- ? elT? ?i
thai ins wlf? .- ?? a ? ? lous ' "ii'iltii
n .t"i run. and the real lhal be n
t the point ol ."..?ii prompted
I thelt dteappearai
- lived at .\.. M i. ike street
m ? ? Balte]. "ir ?? a Buff? re? 11 om
rasthenla waa a Christian Sciential
N?.? ember IZ after Ball? ? h "i I? ft
big wlf? and bo] wer? tak? n i i
?rding lo neighboi a, in an autonv
'i .. ->?? a a- ? a n led ":'t "!
.n .. blanket Halle]
bere l o i 111 I ? i : In ? 111
Th? : rain <?! the search told .n I
lhal i" baa becom? practi? ill
ph] si a. ?? re? k. ..i .1 ghoul i he I
arai obi ig? o t?. gl> .? up hi
Since then he bs ? continued I ?
wit h pri va ti detect I vea
EAGER FOfTmISS WILS
President*! Daughter to Ad?ttr<
Two Y. W. C. A. Meetings
April il. A ?
: rogramme ol the foui Ih )>i <u
I'onventt? n ..t the v..un?- \\ om? i
ii.?n ? ;..r the meeting to-n
??? ??.' m id? nee? arj to?
i" u.. gre il d? mand t.?i ard?
?Ion t?. tu. chun b, al whli h
? es ?? nl be .'? ir. ered bj Mis< .1 ?
w.Iron Wilson, daughtei >?f l*resl?l
:. M Kllsabeth D
Ki a York Whi n infnn I ? bundr
t/o ild be turn? ?! awaj \
I Al I ? .....
iii-? " ovei ti"'? meet I
? Means to
? ' wl by *?
t W llson, ?? ? ' I ?...lu.- m in speak
t Wl at th? ? ? m M? ana to the
The ? ?.n? entlon to-da: ?*oni Iden ?l
? lion "i Mil Mabs ' "ratty, <?f N
^ ? ? K. g? n? i.i! s- retai ol 11 ?? natlo
board, thai "thla la the womai
.
.-ii.. thi
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pas, twi
of Mil
tl'ii :i,
REOPENS SAVAGE DIV0RC
Wife Who Fled with Chauffe
to Put in | Defence.
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went to I
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DEN OF VICE NEAR P0LICI
Girls oi Fifteen Brought to Chi
cago Hotel Intoxicated.
I ? I.?Afl
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11 111
? ? ? ? ? mpto] ?? ol
hotel a fes from deti end
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broil gh I ? ?
h ?? bile In-.. led
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thi .i i lei i be rommlaaion t
i ? bp ens "i ? ..?... ? i 11 :?fi man t
ti 11" nu ?! ..f gli i
in ? abad ? i ? soi la
? ? J - ? ' ? and bis sweet
hi art es i I eei ? ? *? Bhe f. :
up ?ils i ....?n |o h i ?
iii.ili. Ines, food ? i"i a doctor'i
? . i - tin.1.1. BU
to privations ind was taken t?? a hospital
?, i ? ' ? he ? > malned ? month s\ hen h?
\. a^ i.i. ..-??! In t.I t li.it the tfll'l ha?
.? ..Ik. -i ? ? en nil? as and h ingi ?
? .
?? ?.ii on m?- Bboulder." Bal?
Tollen, "ths story ?if bo? she could nol
?tand ? ? ?? ' nd had fallen i 'ha aeal
I'oroi m t? - ? -ii--: thai ?>f ??i?
mi?-? n hundred women - I? idea In bis
,.lulit .. f Offlc* Il.'.-I ?V.p
i,, cauae ..? d< i.len? i I b? chk f raum
? ,. ol lilil?.?
Mi ? ;?? i? id? How? Brit ton, presid? nl
, o| it,, Jut ??: ii" Association, aa sited I ?al
.?. go i.- persons ol goel il
; ,.,,,, . j, . encouraged Impropei dancing
.-?m?.in/ poor glrla who wer? proud t?? Imi?
tats Mom Bhi ale aid thai danoe halla
when ll*i "' waa sold to girls and where
?friends" wars provide foi Iboea who
I n.. m bad i aoaed ti"- .i?>wnfHll of
man) young women
w. ?,, nd thai lb? re w< re t???? bun?
,i,. ,i . gne baila la ? fhl? ago ?? liera Itejuee
, ? undei sixte? ii ' - ara old, '
?au) Mrs Brlth
GIRLS REJECT BONUS PLAN
Boston Phone Operators Ac?
cept Rest of Settlement.
.prll I T " hot :i- bj st? m of
annual payments which Ihe Neu England
i, ,,,,,,,,, md T? tegrapb Compaaj of?
.. ,,,j |ta op? ratora r? aterdaj Inat? oi ->r
granting theh ?onmnda foi Inereaaed
iragea wai ft acted by Um ciris in a fete
taken to-da] and to-niuht. Thi vote area
on the 'i"> atlon "r mthTj Ing the nm. ??
roenl between the eaaeutlva eemaaltl.I
the telephone operntora' union and Preel?
lenl Ipahllng and ether offldalg ol Ihe
. otnpaii).
Thi? agre? ment, which previ nted a
general strike of the operators, Included
a provialoi foi a lolnl board ol arbi?
tration, and tins part ?( the plan ??hs
accepted b? th? gli Is 'I bei .oted u
refei lo Ihe arbitral. board Hie entire
...I ei ol demands, which In? luded
;. ?? ?u. bi for an advance ol II a week,
an elght-hour da) and other betterment]
m uorktug conditions? ? I
HEARD BY THE WAY
AT THE FLOWER SHOW
The Blossoms Discuss Suffrage, Race Suicide
and the Fashions and Manners
of Their Visitors.
I
? Th? Crii_soa Ramblei ipeaks: "Say. ,i"1
! you ti? it th.. j.'k. -
| Th? Stucs Horn Fetn; "No; what?"
Thej '.rr.ie.i ? prise t.. the xxoman xxh.?
1 de? orate ? dinner table assst pret?
tily, and n.it a xx.miHi! entered ih?? <*om
petitlon. Thej re an off t?><?, be?!?all otT
mffrsgettii i Ko time for dontestle oecu?
- i.k? d*cc-*atlng dinner tablea"
Tb? l'ai,s? "Oh th?. femlnlsl gaate*
menl If? In the sli Why, I bsard timt
nt ih. . tu ? Bsntbemum *-h.>xx last fall
there ?xas ?earrely a prisa Bower i'1 the
? thsl wasn't committing ra< ?? atd*
'''I'- 'I'h.-. said it xxas unfashionable 1"
bav? s,., gg ?
Th? en,-... Assle? romfortably Oh
-"'ti. ol i..- somes aren't doing as badly. '
tsee u" nica litti.- family of twenty-flvs
hundred bltMaoms."
The Butt? itb Orchid, sirilj ? BhunV .'IT
Ihoae old faahion?*d notions, *_alsy. My
gardener, used to leave The Ootlook'
.sround ihe greenhouse, ("?>. bul now I've
hesrd thsl Teddy is going t" make a
?uffrage tpeeeh Max I I don't hay any j
i'a-t ml ?takes
11 ? i rlmaon Ramblar: xx ell, sboul
tl. dlnnei tabl. ? i m glad t. I bal
th. ri ? ? at aux ratS, are CSlTying mi'
tu-- traditions .<t their mothera. H?*nry
'tai Samuel L*nt?*rmy?*r snd ""?'Ill
lam Sim ail came forward and trimmedI
tsblea as prcitj as ) ."t please j
At.'i i ieli tables m., s.'im- style, I can tsll
'.? i They ail e,>" ,,, |7,.s ,,,. |,,.?. ?
Tl ?? Purple Tulip in fronl of the Dutch
House, scornfully, in a deep \ '?'?? "And
t thi ..1 ..r the
? i ? ondltion*. ' The man that won
l ho second prise In thsl dlnnei tnbl.m?
? ?i. give? contribution? t.? th? ??if
I - a/.x country.
? glad t.. gel bach t'. Holland."
1 ? ?\tnerii u Beaut] Rose, in a tired
"i nex-. i . ould und? rstand polli ci
la Is talk Cloth? S "
'lin* Carnation Pink? in a chorus "Last'a
.-- . \ ? i s .. - i, i, i adl) ?ir? ?ssd
a " are coming to view
1 . t. Ink the) ?. take a
liini ii ? m ? I"- ?? a -. en ; eta II eng, and
e way? Tl ?a? mud?
. .... reat!"
Tl ? Gardenia i r ?.x- i ?? .. thlna I
ilk.- . i the fa? as til ear, ??.unen
med i? t ? ?.: ?tern ? ,
?hey used t?. be A woman \* .?n nia
?noir graceful when her <?t?'tn isn't sniot
? r?*'i in petals "
Tha Begeaie "Huma, ?wr1 Hont y?
bno? a h man being*a stem is twtna?"
Tha Oardenla Dont h<- waxy, .?'
i' ?' s ' l-n i |i tri:?' i li?t n ????man
more graceful in scant p?*tnis'"
'l'Ii?* l'itiks. kIpkI?iik: 'Von are, d<*ares
bul how ?bout fat woiiiin'.' Do ynu lii
bobble p?tala and slashed p?tala on th?ta
H*?? tint two-hundred pounder m a sh?*at
petal '"mini- toward us that ont? In pm
pi", with ri yellow Calyx! Tee, hoe, hn
What a sieht for K?>?ls and Bowera!
Th? i-iastf-r Ltttoa, r?-provtngiy: "S-si
Miell hear you laughing, Dont i-t n
be bad mannered becauae people are
A paust The Ulaea yawn; "Oh, ?ion"
?"?i arlah this .??how was over? Theo
?i"??.Is bore imc so. They star?? at on.
and makr? ail kind?? ?>f peraonal remarhi
about ?>n?'s complexion and one's figure
and s.? on And now it s te h?* kept opt
another whole Aaj !unday, the day wi
oiiKi-.t to have to rest, i wlab there was i
society f"t- the prevention of erueltj t'
Mow ara "
?Various lilneaoma and ahrubo, hastily
"Oh, wa don'1 mind ata] ?hk h?-i?* we're
still perfectly fit: bul you ?h? looh a Ml
withered, Lilac, dear!"
The Tallest Lilac, in a rage, shaking
her etoatera at first on?* cn?l thfn an
'?ti-.?>r of hor crittea: "Tew you're an
Imantophyllum! ?Tou over there- you're
a cypripedlum! And you- you're an
odontoglosaum. And ?our?- a retinte?
por us! And ?.?i In the i.:?ck thrr... you're
a cibotlum Bchtodet, you are!
The plants, shrieking in ehorua: 'We're
not! We're BOt!"
The Talleel Lilac, Uttering: 1.00k on
?nur labeta and aae if you're not' Learn
to read Latin, you gumpa! Kot ?b hail
for one win? lately was hut a simple lilac
that In th?- door? ?ird I !oomn. <*h" Kv.-n
though" arltheringly 1 am withered "
The Beater Ultea 'Don't quarrel chii
I dren. Oh? here cornea the Woman who
IGrowa (fleer Howera in Her ??arden at
? Home Don I listen t<> the Inaultlng creat?
I Th?- FlOWCra: "We won't.' The?- stand
Iup v? 1 ??. straight, and look ?.*? haughty
las th?-? can.____
ARMED AGAINST EMERGENCIES
I he Owner of "The Cook Book of Left-Overs" Can Rest
Serenely in the Consciousness That She Is Always
Prepared for Unexpected Guests.
ih? h? id "f the bouaewlf?
o owns ? ' '..i.k Booh ?.i Lieft 11 ?* -
? keeping hai
? ' bUSltle -
resta i the thoughl thsl what
....
? ? ' minister di . ng In foi dinner m
.? nd . .>m>- !???
? n en ? .b.x- when ah? hasn't had
n" to m n kei ?he la arm.-.l t.. meet
nly ha <? the four hundred
gusrd hei llaaater,
i ? ? lowed these hlni -
? he book a nd
. ? .... oard filled
? ? ? .| thai
tot? ? ..?,
. ring i '..?'I'll?"?
?.a nd
Supplies.
Spice? nd herb? "f all
pepper or pap
?
. I.4
la fish and
soup
... r , ? ?oulllon eubsa I
? fad -XV.'H t.;
' - a : dressings.
Tomsto past? (Italian atores .airy
? tin? i
?.tat??.! ParmoBan eh??se. In bottle??
Jar of sjft.d i rese* crumb?
I nsxasetenad i ra'k.'rs.
! ?-.ms of s'.x eeteiici condensad milk.
l'ans ..f unsweetened evaporated milk
Potato ii.iut ? Jewish stores i si ry
-
Utensils.
Moat . hoppei
Double boiler ">t two aauespsna that
i one in th?? other ?
Inexpensive wire frying bsskel
Individual baking dlahea auch a? ram?
... ?hell?
Dovei egg .r,..
COOK BOOK COUPON.
Pressnl ih?n Coupon xxith t?.. othsri
and 15 cent? at the offies <?f Th? New*
fork Tribune, <>n the ground door,
an.I receive "The Cook H'.'.k of I.eft
Ui.T'." bound In x?aahiil.le <*l..th. Hy
mall M "-iits
_ I
1 lomemade Cosmetics
H.r,\ i,, pr?s? Ihi delicate texture of
? , and ho? to ? eatore it ?? hen it
? Ben Impaired bj lllneea, exposure or
any otbei ?aus.- ?m ?i ouestion >.f para?
mount Importance u; health, nervou?v
nesa morbidness and \.r digestion 'auae
pimp ? n. .? red, intiaiii.il M.*-.- und enlarged
pores bul peretatenl and Intelllgenl care
? a n ma k.- the ?-kin of 11-.- f. reell
lovel]
h'i,T Its perfect health the faca skin
must hav? warmth sunshine and air and
?.mil a measure <a external eteentlnesa
. Un 1 atlon "i waat? *
Perfectlj health) skin has great elastic?
ity and aio-r havlni heen strained in an)
dire? 1."i. lends lo n sume its original po
.siti."i But, unfortunately, few skin- i"
healthy, and when one's skin is below
par th-- elastic!!) goea OUI "f II and all
oi th.- Memtehea leat.- th. '1 ti ace
Th.- evening tollel ahould be made ??ith
WatOI BO ??.inn thai Hi.' skin at OOCS 6X?
pertenec? a pteaaanl i-:!"?? it Is im es
ear) t<> clean th.- face thoroughl) sepe?
clall) 11 II baa been exposed t.? ?lust ?nd
?Hit. hut If th.- ??kin Is ?In and dell? ..t"
?t is aol absolute!) eaaeottel t?? uee Boap
A Good Soap Lotion.
? g.1 ioep lotion ??di anawei Ihe
purpose ai.i ??ill not di> or Injure the
m.?si fragile complexion. Here is an ??*>
1.-ii. nt formula: Moll Bee drama ??f el?
m.u,d abating aoap la a watei bath an?i I
a-1?1 half an OUUCS "f almond oil diop t>? I
drop II. -i? a.Id slOWl) and ?.?ith ? .instant
Bttrrlng iwo ouncea of water
Aftei th" ta".' n.'. k and Bhouldera have
been waahed thoroughl} dry tham Kemiy
ami apply a Httte ?"id erefua The ?"irni
thing m the raornlng, even before the
both remove a? trac?e of <*r.-am ??.ith
a -..?t cloth If ih' skin is moist or shiny
lotions containing /ni" 0x1.1?? ??r calamina 1
bImmiM 1. ueed Here ij an eaeeltent lo
lloii for that purpose Tin. tur." of h.-n
???.ni. Ave <ln?ps; /.in?- oxWte, om haie
grain; glycerine, one?lialf eun?te; lime
water, one ounce It this burna the skin
?t ail dilute with iooewatei
A Healing Cream.
\\ I .n th?* skin feels at all irritable
?lutin* th?- eoiine of ihe da) a healing
nearn should be used. Th?* f?allowing is
particularly good f??r a dry, red <>r rouKh
? ii'd skin Almond oil. thr?-e OUMoa?
whit.- wax. tl??- drams. ??|",i'ni:??'etl, five
drama; 'wmrtlne. ana ann?e; all of bit?
t?i aim.?nd*. 1.no ?Irani, elder flower
water? tin... euncea; wit'h hazel, one
1.urn.-. m?ii iho tust Ava Ingrediente
m a doubla holier. when thoroughly
inixicl reino?.* fr.un th. the and slowly
add 1 he abler flower water, ktirrlng con
stantly, and then add the wit?*h haze!.
when congealed pseh In |sra and it t?
ready for is?
Fo? Whitening the SU.n.
A atmpla . r. i very Bas lotion for whiten?
ing and .......Iiik the skin and pies.-i vins
?- freshnes? ?fter the usa of .reams la
th.- following: Tincture of bsnsoin, sns?
half ounce tin? dir?, ??f vanilla. tlPS
drama rosewater, triple ons and one
half pint? Mix th?? tincture?, and add
Hi? WStei ?lowly t.? prevent precipitatl.m
and ?uni!.n?. it should b?- ?t perfe? t,
hi .?x emulsion
As a complexion clesnssr th?Nrs .s soth
inii inttei than campboi water, hxtt do
in.? us.? it offener ?liMii once a day If the
sk.n Is ten Sty, Add to a pint of oatii
?n..r wstei half an oiinrp of glyostin?
..n.i a quarter "f an ounce ol bsrsa and
> thoroughl] it is refining and ?-..ftt*n
Ing t.. th.- skia and is escellenl for dls
?I pa ting redness that BOBBOtlBasa artliots
?la- UM It should be appli?*?! with ab
4..i i. ni ...tti.u .u ?4 piece ?>f clean chsess
,-lulh. ?nd aftei drying OB must b? xsaslied
off ttith ?oft, clear watei
Daily Bill of Fare.
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST Mixed Huit?. i.lr.N'
gents," Ball) Lunn, coffee
DINNER. Consomm?, frics ?se ?d chick?
?u xxith ti.*?* border, spinach, aaparsgua
?alad, atrawbstT) ahorteaka coffoa
Sl'IM'Ktt .lellx vaniiwiehos. cream
.?..s.- xx-ii n walnute,. ch?9colat? or tea
CREAM CHEESE WITH KN'.'l.lSH
VVAI.N I "IS - Kot m the cream SbSSS? IntO
balls th?? size of lai?,'.- .ream ?andies,
press hall a walnut tn-at into each ball
?ml serve with a gsrntBh or watercress.
NATIONAL WAR ON MALARIA
Drainage Congress Plans to
Stamp Out Disease.
St LSUiS, Api- H *? commission \xa>
ergnntSSd to-day as a department of the
National Drainage fJongrsss t.. make ?n
Investlgstion et malaria ami rspsri next
year a plan t'"!' a aystamatl? campaign i?
Mamp OUt the disease. Each ?fate la to
have on?* repr?sentative, and Dr, Oeca.
Howling, of ?he l/oiiisiana Stat? Health
Boaul. ?vill be chairman The plan will
be ?ubmlil?*?? to the congres? to-morrow,
and will i'robably bo ratified.
Dr. William A. Kvans. In addressing the
COnaTfSSS, ?a'd that aSSlnrlS eOUM be erad?
icate?! from the I"nMsd State.? In four <>r
fixe xears. ""*_? ??xllnrllon of the niosfiuito
xxoiild Sdd IE to tlie xailue of exeiy acre
of land m th? South, and under nnti-tna
Urial .-ondltiona the total corn crop would
lie double?!, he said.
The Woman
About Town
HICHW AND LOOKA?fegrg n Mr
Powya: "When I went down Fifth sven-ie
and looked Into th" faces of >our million?
aires I never saw a mor?- ?tepfOOBlag, for
lorn proeeeeJea la ail my Mfe.N Of eoarea
not. for they weren't millionaires They
were merely "yeuag Mooda*! trying to act
that way and couldn't get just the proper
st? I?'. Any millionaire looking 'forlorn
or depressed" should h.jve hi? money
taken rit?iit away from him
WILD ANIMALS Wl HAVI MKT
We almost felt that ??? had been to the
zo?, the other forenoon, for are had to
?all on Miss I.son. on 147th street, then
to s?>e Mrs r\>x. on 99th street,*and mak"
a last stop at Mr. Wolf's, a Broadway
tailor.
in Ti.MK or piaci PRBPAJU roil
WAR.? In times of prosperity the indi?
vidual should prepare for a?!v.rs!ty." a"
COrdlUg te a ?v.?man employed In the
China department of a prominent firm.
After buying a dish we eouMa't afford,
hut simply could nol ie?.??t, the woman
toM us that when her family had been in
good ?it? umstan? es her pel hobby had
been ths study of the .china of all cniin
trtea ami p?riode. When rev ers?*? ??ime
this firm offered h>-r a gOOd paying i ??-?l
tlOtB. They OOUM get man? with ??.?lllng
ability, bul few who knew and <?>uid talk
china with weetthy patrona
CURIOSITY THAT KILL1 -Wa sat In
tlM suit ?l.parttn. tit and Watched Ute
weary aaleaglri bring oui suit after suit.
bul not one phased the proapectlve buyn
"Won'l you try on>- on, madam? i thmk
we could satisfy you " ' ?Hi. I don t want
to hu? one"- was the rejoinder. "My best
friend won't tell me whan she bought bar
suit, tor the prie?. Im gohBg to find out
If It takes all day!"
s DOLLY DIALOOUB.?-"Beta) baa
been In the family for two K?*ne?ations
B a has been petched and mended so
muti? times that h<*r poor Itttie body r?
sembtee a "eraay guilt" mete than any
ihins alee, but Bhe still r?i?,ns auprema in
IBM hearts <>f the children Th.?' were
playing "hospital" the other day and
"Betay" was taken there in an ambu?
lance. | fink, doctor." said the little
n.other, " 'at she's dot the tumnier ttim
plaint." Looking grave and wise the
miniatura doctor made b careful exami?
nation of "Betsy" Then, on lifting up
lier limp arm and noticing the sawdust
Slowly triek?n?: down, he put on a most
professional manner and ex?-laimed: "Oh.
no' "lisn't that! She's Rot the sawdust!"
LITTLE THIKO! COUNT.?Undet tii?
?-?lass at a booth in the B. B. Subwav sta?
tion the ticket seller has past?*d this sign
"The voice with a smile wins." It's Mil)
a little sign, but it's ?-noogh to make you
notice the man behind the raft?1 and see
that he's a little diff? rent -takes a hit
more interest than the average agent
The little tilines count, and it ma?- I?
that a very little thin* will make a big
difference between us and the other fei
lo w.
News of the Markets
The price of pork- I? still high, and ar
r-ording t.. ?n,?- of the Washington Market
dealers, there is no immediate prospect of
its rteeomdll e Rah prices have returned
to where the] arere two weeks ago, shad
and lobetera aapectell** being very m?ich
cheaper than last week. The very ap
pan-nt decrease in vegetable prices and
the lti'-reas.? In some of the fruit prt'*-*s.
aggeetaUy apples and ??ranges, are both
indlcathms of approaching spring. The
prices of poultry and datry pro?i?icts re?
main mchiitiged
Sea Food.
Salmon: Pound M'lani? Hundred
?-.? .:<.-. Uttla \e.-k $t*i$l ?8
Whale . t? Softohe;; ...eOcggSBO
Lebet***?. . ??". Hardfdwtl |i
. 'od. .19c] (*howdsr .. *i**$l m
.-.??.Ik cod ..1261& Oysters . ...ISoMltU
I'elloa per. h.18c Buck ?hsd. Bach
Pickerel l*c whole .iv*???-?.
i ... ballbw . -.'??? Ctn .*?o?se?v
Smelt?. .. -.'??m:.-. R?*e ?had . 11
l-;.-:? l-.i.'.. Pair.
s. . troui Mclsa-td roe .4<y.f.v*
K!oiui<]>-m .lOal'.' Dosei
FVeeh hluefl?h 10 - ia?f,?h . *?0c
F.!-- of -.- . '.'??.?
Slirini's . Ml
Meat.
Lamb: Po ind Poun-1.
I^k ?WO'?"??! Round tttxk .. 2?jo
Forequsrter 14020c i*orned beef 1*4122*
Racks . . .'.'.'?;:-? Shoulder of -?si .. l*c
siew .12*2ibc itr-Tiut of real......IS?
r.-rk chops .23?g2Sc Veal cutlet? . ?Wo
Roantlng pork . ...01 Veal chop? .54ff2*'*
PoftertttUSS ?teak ?OelliSte of pork ...30022.*
for roam . .. 'JOi, 2-.'.* : Bacon .aK*?'.*..*
PliRM nl. ?.>.i?i 2f?.* 11am .I8?ff22c
Tap rtrtote . ..'.'2?* Tsaajos. 2?v^;^
Poultry and Gams.
I'oun.l I Each.
Roaatiag chwkfns .2r-? .rumbo nqunh? ......Mr,
Broilers .M Pair
I>u?*kM . 28-,Gui?es hens.. II 7*x**|2
KOwlS .'"'? Doten
Capaos. ? ..32c? Pigeon? _Il 2<>g|l Tfl
Dairy Products.
Kulte: Dozen. I Butter: Pnund.
Urne- .2."*ci Phlla print .?I".
Docks' .8To Clr-ene:
Hu'T-r P.i'ind ? Mil-I and eharp . .22.-?
Sw.-et .Sis I PWlSS .82?
goal tub .4ik- Kngllsh dairy ...2fr?,
Vegetables.
Bunch I Each
I'm?..??? ."?ci Eggplant? .10-Jldo
Keei?. .fl.'l l'uciinibem .Ms
Radishes . Ac I Yellow turnip?. . .IWflOi
(-?1er.*t* Head
Itaparagu* (C*l.)...?tee ?-auilflower .2MI40-;
French herbs: Romaine .-HV>
Chervil _ liVi- Lettuce .l?*n
Tarasse .lie cabbas? .Mb
H,,l,t. .He Quar?
Mint . .10c Teae .?n
round I fit rlna bean? .28o
Ton.aloes .1.1c'Butter besne .gW)
I'alUii chestnuis. . P-'c! Crsnberrlee .1/io
MuhIii-.oins . SU Yellow onion? . 8<i
Pumpkins . 4ci White onion? - 1.V
Kndlve .25c1 French or Callfor
??i peck nla artichokes -2*i
P?tales. ?*Je|OrefHI -landellon? ..Wa
s, inach ? '-"O' Doren
White s4l?a^h ?C Cikra .I1?--?
?rat? 'Cariota .18c
Keataaa polatoas $t ??5
Fruit.
Pozeii ?Qiiarv
.pole? ?o-?i*".? Strawberrle? . . He
Oranse? KeTk ??rapn? Pound
lemons 20t.:t?>. Mala*? .Ma
Hananae l*.ff2*><- Hothouee ?180
King oran??-.. ....$180 South Afrl. an fruit
l.ii :?? r?ai? tl Doien
F.a.-h Peaohe? . I*
Pin-aiip??. ISff?fc Nertaiin?? ...... ?4
CrMii.'fnil? . I*C Aprt.ot!?.12
Bunch
Rhubaib.MB
P4ACE LINE IN SOUTHERN CLUB
Chicago Women Amend Constitution
to Exclude Negroes.
Chteage, April U The Southern Wom?
en's Club of ?'hicaKo beeaaee exciu?iv?iy
h white orgnnlzatlon yeaterday. when
forty of Its members ?ote?1 to exclude
negro women from membership.
The me.-tiiiK ht??l he-n called hurrl<*?H?-.
one of its chief puipoaes being to chan?e
a line In the constitution whli'h read "A
woman of Southern birth " It was chang-M
to read "A white woman of Southern
birth."___44444444?..??????ffffffM*
P.ABPET QlEAjtlM
Our uro?e??e? prolona the life of Roe?, tor
net? DtrneHso. \\ ? .l-an??- item thoroushl*.
rratora Iheir col >rt n-mler them inn?h-proof.
THE THOS. J. STEWART CO.
B'wa? ror. Ifllh *t.. ft. V. Phone .TSSB Bnant
Krie cor. 5lh W?.. Jlerney rit?/. Phone ?IDS
1,1 -.rom' e\i*e-.*o?*e.

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