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f. RENL SU1TRAGE HEU
On Eve of State Crusade for
Cause He Shows Wonder
ful Necktie Courage.
TAKES OFF PRETTY GIFT
But He Gets Many Other Things
to Hearten Him on His
Way Among Opposing
Saracens.
?U'hlch requires more courage?to ipurn
4 suffrage necktie or to wear lt"
VaHent str Alfred! Ha proved hlmaelf
.ward at i.-ast. when righl before
the very blue ayea of all those aapeastanl
aaffragettea he tora thelr levety blue
.. from his collar and atuffed It into
his pochet
Ii ehtvahry dead?
WeH the BuhTragettea dtdn't mind, after
a niinute. for Sir Alfred smiled and said:
-Dear ladies. i pray you, think lt not iii
that I do not wear your tle. 1 am
MVtng H to WOar when I dlne with the
nor Bul maanwhlle, i aeeure yon,
H still rests ln a Bptrltual four-ta-hand
? my neck. and will always be thera
I aUI never fOTgOl vou. and 1 will COBBB
baOb wt-aring my tle or ln tt"'
This was at the national woman BUf
headquarters. where Alfred H.
| am, the suffrace kn<ght. began his
; of \1elta before starttng on his tour.
.. state Iftaa EUnoe B\rns anrl Mrs
rrancee Maule T-iorkman dld the honors,
ln the absenre of Pr. Anna Howard Shaw.
and presented Blr Alfred with a blue
? for women" flac-blue Is the ro'Or
o' the "Natlonar'-and after the fla.g B
suffrage flowarr for Ma buttonhole. and
then the tie. It was of B 'ovely pale. blue.
4, ?,- the color of the "Natlonal" flag.
The hero'a banda amre fall of Bag, ao
there were loud calla for Mrs. nrown tO
nnd tle her huahand*a necktie.
. ;th! What la this world a-comin
to?
Mrs. Rrown refused.
,.j . . . .aid "I n^ver tled his
neehtle in my Bfe."
MU* Byrna came to the r-scue. for tahe
hM practfaed on a small nephew and
_noara the c.irioua mysterles of four-.n
hands. ,
From the "National" the party went ln
motor cars to the "State" headouart.-ra.
where Miss Mary Garrett H..y anl Mra
Carrte CTu?pman Catt were waltlng for
them with a yellow hatband. a pir. and a
cup of tea.
Bverybody made uttle Bpaechea, even
John Sherwin Crosby. who beard th?
marry voices and dropped ir*. to see the
excitement
Tham they went around the eorner Into
Madison avenue. where Miss Harrlet May
Mllla all dressed up ln her college. eap
nnd ro-n to do honor to the nrst man
cruaader for suffrape. presente.l hlm Wlth
a polden key-"the key to tha situation -
and aasured hlm of a wakome ln I
one of the tWO hundred suffrage clubs
upstate.
At the ? rmon." Iaat on the programme.
S:r Alfred's herolsm BgalB was giv.-n the
necktie test. This time n waa a ajargeoua
i.-reen tle. wlth hands ot purple and white.
tiie "Union's" col-.rs
Mr p.rown gallantly dur-ked hts ha-ad.
whlle Miss Heatrlee Brown. Mandlng on
tlptoeat, knotted it about hlfl throat anl
baed lt wlth a purple. green and white
Tha llttle green car. wlth Miss Kleanor
Ervlng. the only llvlng auffrape chauf
tt irette. waa ready to drlve Mr. Brown
and R C. Beadle to New Rocbelle. where
there was a meetlng ln the evenlng. There
nere. fond farewclls all around. and con
fetti fom the merry hands of Mlaa Lllza
Aldrich and Miss Rose Sandcr.-on.
Mr Brown took account of atock Just
before they started and found hlraaeU
possessed of:
fme blue necktie.
One green, purple and white necktie.
I ellow hatband.
Str. Buffrape flags.
One key to New York.
One button bearlng the portralt of Dr
Anna Howard Shaw.
rina yellow suffrage roae.
Or.e purple pen.-ll.
Two hundred "votes for women" but
tona.
Ore thousand Buffrage leaflets.
The flrst eight articles he promlsed to
cheriah throughout his trip and to wear
?Aher.ever the occasion warrants. The last
two lt Ib his miselon to dlsseminate.
Hla ltlnerary haa been left more or less
elastlc. ln order that Invltations from
local cluba may be accepted. Any one
who wants to hear a real llve Buffrage
bere Baay write to hlm en route or to A.
aadle at the Men > Laargue, Na 11
Uroarjwav. No invitatlona wlll be ac?
cepted witnout a promlse of an automobile
rry the knlght on to the next town
The achedule to September 22 18 as fol
10WB.
Mondav. August H New Roehelle.
day ? Yonkers. Tarrytown an.l
Peefcahlll. _ ,, .
iv?Wappinger'B raiie anu
Thuradaa -Rhlnebech and Red Hook.
F>hia- I and Albany.
rday Troy air! i 'oboa ?
.. Aupust a?Bcbenectady.
Sunda\. September 6? Syracuse.
T.ienday?Rochester.
Wedneaday?Nlagara.
\V?,: -. pti .'iitier 16 Llmira
Wed lepti mbet a Arnst. I'lam.
MRS. JOHNS LOSES SUIT
Separation from Ex-Head of
Asbestos Company Denied.
The r-uit for a separation and support
brought hy Mrs. Katherim- S. Johns
apaln^i Hantry Ward Johns has been dls
t- Toinpkins, in the Su
Preme ('ourt at White Plalns. Mrs.
irg'S, which lncluded < rue!
traatment, were sald to be of ? Beaaa
tlonal nature. Pending the outc.me of
the suit sh. reoehred $1*9 a month ali
B
Mr. Johna Is a son of the found'r "f
the H. W. Johnr-Maiiville .'ompany. BO
bestob manufacturers. and was one of ita
heads until his retirenx nt, five years ago.
HELD AS "WHITE SLAVER"
Brooklyn Man Accused of Transport
ing a Oirl tc Massachusetts.
I'ttsli. hl, Mass . Aug. M. -< hargxl wlth
truni-porting .aih.-rlne Y. Uickmg from
?nuublya t.i Caiiaanllriil and th. ? i le
*Pringfl.lrl. ln vlolatlon of the Mann a< t,
??M'liiir, Hlonzo, Bf Hrooklyn, was held la
BUBJI bonrl.., to-day after a hearing b<
haa the iiiit.r) Htut.-s Commlaalnner, Ar
'.hur h a/oadi Ha aill ba trled la ?aa
?on na-xt month.
Tl'* glrl was held in $>X) as a wltnesB.
aUBBBB wai-; arraated IB Bprlngntiial on
laturOay.
ALFRED H. BROWN, SUFFRAGE ADVOCATE.
mcMS
? 4>.
STATE OF m Y[
At right Miss Bettricc Brown is rrr<:rritinc; a "Votea for Wotnen" tit* tn him.
OF
URGED 8T C. W. ELIOT
Should Stop Brecding Human
Beings from Defectives, He
Tells Hygiene Ccngress.
HOOKWORM A GREAT PERIL
As an Indircct Causc of Death
It Has No Equal, Declares
Rockefeller Sanitary
Commissioner.
Riffaio. Aug - I antlata and cdu
eatora from all i,arts of tbe world aaa. ra
bled bere to-day for'the fourtb Interna
tionai Congreaa on Bchool Hyglana. Ihe
delegatea numbereal about laro tliouaand
\\e\i ome araa extended by Kpreaentatlvea
of the nati'in, Btate and eity
At a aeneral publlc meetlng to-nbjhl ad
flrtaaaa arera made by Dr. Cbarlea W.
EHIot, prealdent emerltus of Harvard 1'nl
veralty, an,i sir Jamea Grant, prealdent
of the natlonal Canadlan organlslna
mittee. Bchool Uf? Ib tha oountry, Bb
James da-clarrrj. ofTern a p< rfe. t aafBty
valve for the rlatng aaneratlajn, and, no
far as poaalble, the Inlluence of the con?
greaa should be exerclaed to .our.tt-r.nt
the rush from country to rity.
Dr. Kiiot. \.ho is preaidenl of the con
Breaa, aalai thal the progreaalve < iniiza
Oon of the last hundred years haa worked
frrlbly agateat the heaith and '," -rpetulty
of the whole ra''-. This. he aald, ls eeen
in the reduced vltallty of tbe multltodea
that inhabit elosely bullt < itl.-s, ln the
diminishlng Blse of famiHOB, bl the ln
capa.ity of niany woni. n 10 bear and
Burse chlldren ai.'i in the dlapropor
tionate Increaae In th. number of the ln
aana tha defactlva and the crlmlnally in
cllned.
? Su. h < iti- s as Paria, Loridon, Berlln,
N<w York and Chleago bear arltneaa to
the fact that modern dvlllsatlon la all
the time prapaiing and promoting Ita ovrn
deatructlon," he said.
Urges Segregation of Defectivee.
"It is a plain duty of tl.e sl Ita 10 pro
vide BOgregBiiOn Of the defectiVO, the ln?
sane and the babltual crtmlnaL In order
to jirevent tha breedlna ef human balnga
from BUCb Btoch. lt ia not yet clear how
good breedlng can be promoted among
free men and wom. ri. but it la dear how
bad breedlni van and should b? pTO
vented.
"The out' ome or thla mternaUonel oon
greaa ahould be the enllghlenroant of ao
eietv eoBMaenlna lha niaana of dafamdlng
i iviiizatiori agalnat Ita oarn tandeaclaa of
decay and dlaaolutlon, and tha Btiength
enlng Of tl.e mhi.i1 nsoluiion to put into
execution all the me.ism ? -s aYbkh Chrle*
tian ethics and the medical aits and
adenci s recommend.
"Among defanatve mooBurea agalnat tha
evils arhlch aUOarded .itifb and tha fa> -
tory systern have broughl OB mor.kln<l.
tba ftubje.t of this eomparatlvely Baa
aort of cjongreaa achool hyg1ene--la of
Brat bnportanca Tha evlla nhteh reeult
from ba.) heualng, overcroardlng and on
wholesi'ine BZCltl?infiit ln cltlca and from
the fa'toiy ayatem which prevalla bi
many important knduatrlea lahe th.-ir
wors't effeet t,n elul.lun njol a/OUttg 1 ' ""
ple. it is to the rlalng generatton, there
fore, that 'lev.ntiM and remclial ni.a.-i
uraa may be most be<pefully appued."
Greetings from Preaident.
-Those who angage la tha avorh of hu
man upllft" Becretary Wllllam B. WUaon
of Ihe Pederal Labor Department lold
the delegatea on behalf of Prealdent w.i
son aid CrOngrasa, "ara l*rOQUently looked
upon as dreamera but the dreamera of
t?.-day ara tha practlral men of to-mor
,ow Vou have your dreams. and OUl of
those dreama arlll cotna a more perfect
nianhood and won.anhood tor future gen
?ratJona School hyglana Ih one of the
graat problania of nuuihlnd."
Bchool l.iilldlr.ga an.l thelr en.ulpn.ent
was th.- ganeral tepk of tha M^onal
?neetlnga la the aft.rnoo.,, and over Bfty
addraaaee arera bmm* bb thla aubject by
the representatlws of fCUf nations.
Dr joim a r.rr.ii. of the Rochefeltar
Banltary Comnuaalon, of WaaWiigton, In
n papai on the apread of bateetlnal dle
oJmg through th.- raral achool declared
,,,.? tba awb done la tha s..uth m con
nectlon wlth the imokwoim dlsease ln-11
,?,e.i thai its prevaleoca had mada II a
real world problem
Hookworm Grave Peril.
I? thr..- and on.-half v.ars the Hocke
feller <omnii-Mo.i and heaith boanls m
eleven .Soulh'-in states had made tfl.M
mlcroacopk e*amln..tl?ns for parasltle
py, ,,,. >a?j ni this number of peraona
?,-*>ilk were found 1" bUVB hookvaorm.
Prlvata phyatclanfl ireatad Utt-JOl addl
tional peihoiu. Aa an indl.ct caUBB vl
SUFFRAGISTS 1GN0RE "ANTIS
Declare "Cause" Is Making
Rapid Headway in the
Senate and \ louse.
|'"rnni Tlie TrlMin" Bar
(Vflflt_ngton, Aug B Ignorlng tbo
etxargta ma dfl bj Um "aatifl" laal fala*
.1,-niii.- wort b< Ing 'ii- ni.it' -i bj Um r'
aentaUvea of tha aroroan auffraga afllvo*
catefl, 11 ? ? ? ? i ' il "? ? ' ' "
National Amerlcan Woman ButTragi A
lUoa gave out to-daj nt ln
whlcn lt i lad thal ti-.- vot< i t*ir
aromen can > la "ra; Idl* . round
in thfl Bt ?? nd H t ther*
la itfltlon-arldfl auppoii for thfl amend**
manl te thi i oi * tltutl tho
gaatlflr nas: th< rlghl te Um belloi
"A potl just . ompl< l< I of ihe i '? ino*
<r;itn- mambarfl of the Houae fr-.m Illl*
nms th** nflweat woman Buffraga fltal
ahowa nlneteen o .t ??' iwenl auch mem*
bara have promlaed th.ir Bur*port,*'
tlnui s iii. ? "Th.- tarcntJath
Democral nol
"in Ifalna, wbflra -?. *-i l m is
t.. I . : i M alu.rtly tu Bll thfl
death, Dr. Ferrell aald, th*-- '? loka
probably ha
.....
achooli hava bean found lo hav*
. aa* 'i hfl Infi tad ?? make 10 |
cent <>r IflflM piUglflMfl than Ifl mfldfl by i
iioim.ii. haalthj
I?r. BugeiM " Porter, > omml
Hea tb of lh? BtaU of Ni ? 1 **
. lar* d that o n Byatem of phllanthn ?
aflflfl ntlally ta: ? ?!-1 '"
Um earlag ol dlfleaflefl flrhlcb mlght ba
.axi-.i Lf a li - iaa a*flr? api n' f,,r
pravrmUon. Ha adeeoatfld tba pualahnMtat
t.y laat uf Bll arho paratatenUy refuafl io
culUvatfl baMtfl of bealta,
?-??-?
SLIT SKIRT IDEA OLD
Coming Foretold by Scottish
Xnight 200 Years Ago.
Cornlah, Col., Aag. II Arrlv?l <.f
ti.. bobblfl and Um aill aklrl la lha ful*
BlntM nt of u propbecy ?f Blr Charli
Puyater Ooldwln, ol Bcotland, arho llved
t\x.> bundied yeara ago, ?ci ..idlng lo ?'
manuacrlpt found to-day by Mlaa Falth
Coraon Bmlth In a ttrunb
?Th.- Uma ii .'ii *????'" ??'" savs "'" '
Hcri|.i, arhleh la datad November 10, 1704,
"when i thtnA therfl la mw i. to l - re
vealad t.. my i hlldn n'fl children In < i<>th
Ing th<* human foi m. i i annol b< llev?
tbat men aill forovei xx..n arlga, flworda
and kni .ir.. i b?M and i u< h llk? fop*
pai k i
"Ladlea flho .i'i nol b? bo ? <?
ln th* ir dreaaea, arhlch flra cumbaraoma,
and tha long tralna arhlch plaaaa thelr
maJeaUefl of this x. ai of oul Lo
to ma naughl but a di ilgn I.net al
that whlch th? Creator meanl ahould bfl
r.\ taJed
"perbapa poaterlty arlll learn thal
thera Ifl naughl to ba aabamed of ln tbat
wblcb ?i."i bath created. The Cr?ator
never meanl men and ?.n t.? bfl ? o
burdened xxith velvel rlbbon -. lai <? md
powder thal hlfl bandlarorh ahould be
,,,,,, ealad oi dlatoi t. .i Tha Roman . ll
si i-ins to ma arerfl much mora aenalbla
than xx-- ara to-daj. and ll may I ? lhal
Iu ., .lu/.-it flcoraa of yeara paople. of :tie
xm.i |d "in kh.xx wt ii ? ol thi M late
changea, a*bl< h ?<?>? only aorae than
thoflfl whii ii wort tht lr liaiafldlfllfl i>re
cl. ? Bfl BOTfl."
m
PAPERHANGERS STRIKE
Union Leader Predicts Com
plete Tie-Up in the Trade.
An order for a ?aaeral aUikfl of W.000
palnterfl' ?ad paftat-hangi r? Bi thlfl dlyj
f.,r ahlcb Um International Palnterfl ?nd
pa-perhangera' Union haa been preparing
auring th? lasl -nonth, wom laaued ?*?***?
day b) lha *xt euttVfl - ooualttflfl ?r um
,'?!??.' T)?. gtrlkfl nrlll b? called by fll
i?,K,. cflflnmlttflfl, arhlcli arlll fltart oul at
I ,, ?, to-day and dlatrlbuta rad elrculfl ?
r-ontalnlng Um fltrUu order.
v i ordlng i" the a-aaeuUvi commlttea |
ol taa ui.mn. thla **trik** xx-ni ba the larg- i
,.t in Ihtfl partlettlar iraih- Ui ti bfl - flv?r I
t,.k. n plai ? ni this dty.
rtM dflinandfl *>f the fltriaara ?r? a
xxorkint' xx.-.k of forty-four bOUTfl, I mlai*
niiiin aragfl -'?''?' Of *M " ?,rk H'"* '"
auranaa Bgalnei seddflatfl arhlle at arork.
gympathcUe atrlkea ot th. <.ih?*r buii.i
iiur tradaa unlona wa not flflpected The
union la alBllatad flHth the Unlted H< -
i?..\v Tradaa, bul it Ifl nol aflHated aiUi
th? Bulldlng Tradofl Ceundl, t-onatattug
Of ih*- unlona In the bullillnK tradeB, or
th. \ni.ii';in K.d.r.iiion of I>ab<-r.
Phillp Rahaaray, ??afltanl aflciatary of
Um union. -"i'i it ***** uwU ofl-ganJsfld aad
bad beea preranrlag fo* tho atrlke a loogl
tlmfl Hfl ?add thal the fltrlkfl nrouM ti
up tba ?ror* "f palattng *ad papflrbaag*
Ing ia bundredj flf iiotj-.es in tba nftb |
avaaue dlatrtet Rlaiatdi Drlve aad otbar
raflldflntlal i^ita of Maabatlaa.
Icatieod by the death of Representative
<;i?,iiwiii. all thraa of the leadlng candt
,i,t, have pledged thenuelvea to w>rk
for .mr amandmi nl
".loini a Petere, the nepubiiean candi?
date, aopported aroman BUffrage BB
Bp. iker of ibe Ifalne Houae, art w B,
Pattangall, the Detnocnttc candidate,
woman suffrage as a
member of thi " ? ? l*H lalatura. B. K.
. ence, tha 1 ttdate, la
iffragtet, fi il t1'" r.ti
... .... . rty
? \Vh<n a sui . . :s.,r !?> t'.' late Uepre
. . .' ..f M.,r\ 1 mai, ls ehoseti
ti,.. ? .? . inl th,- , anspalgn,
,;,,? ... ... prtmarlai ln Maryland?
for i f of '? i.'-'ii
I, r th.- I.- ? ' ?'
.;ii ba aenl to Balthnora and into the
riir.il ? -.- ?
?The i ? ? ?? Ittea ls also
IU ? tion ln the Ilt West
Vlrglnia Diatrict, where a vacancjrla
? ? ? reati
? ; . md ln tha
Ka ? y.,rk I'. tr, t. when tha ?
? . ? .ri-.-'- Har
? |
CRUSADERS AT YONKERS
?Suffs" Hold Mecting in Getty
Square?Due Here To-day.
Mi - i riel .'? ??:.I r rt Jenrta,
Blatch Da Kon t ol Near
, york, . ruaadi ra of th. I u I
cal 1'nioi era laal nlgbt on
baeh t.. St *t _*ork after a
. I... k tottl through < tranga, Sullivan
land Weetcbeater countlea. Rool and
Pankhurat, thelr naounta, d!d not hmk
vary "militant." but My **ni hold
OUl for the trip IntO this < Ity to-day. The
cruaadera aill leave thr Oetty Houae, at
Ifonkera, at I .loch thla morning At
the clt) llne thej i tpect to bc mel hy an
? ?? ,i t ol mount. I : al Central
1'a.rk b"
who wi - t thi rn t,. Madlaon Bquare
it tiiok the cruaadera an hour to nnd
? ? aah for b permlt to
meatlng In I k tty Bojuare last
i.i. t Ha bad no p< rmlte, i-ut aald ha
ao ild telei ! "??? ,: ' ! ef of Police Woirf.
The Mayor, boarever, huatled away to tbe
Damocratlc gathering thal dealgnated
him aa a candidate for Mayor and forgot
aii about tba i oll. '? cblaf and the auf
fraateta
Cotnmlaaloner Pletnlng of the Yonkers
Publlc Bafety Departmenl Bnally araa
found and gave the auffraglata a pen
Miss Beatiice Brown and Ml i Roae Ban
deraon, ol Men \"rk, Jofned them and
? ited ti.e i tu aupplemi nl the ar
gumenta made before a crowd "f a thou
aand peraona.
HAS OWN TROUBLES NOW
Wife Sucs Clerk of Domestic
Relations Court.
ii, nn P la* >?"? ':' rh of tbe Dotnai tle
i;, | itiona Coui l arho ha ? Ustem d to the
domeatlc troublea of more couplea proh
.iiiv than an) other man In New fork, la
belng sti.-ii for a dl' ? puty BherlS
Lee aerved tbe aumroona on i.euis yee*
t,-i.iay, the Brat dai Lewla waa baeh from
hl ra. atlon
Mrs Lewta mentloni aeveral unknown
ajromen, tlm datea aa from Augual I t"
ii, an.l the place as MaeAlllater'a Hotel
at Hollanda, Long laland
GIRL SPEEDER FINED $5
Says 15 Miles Is "Just l Crawl"
for Her Racing C.ir.
Miss St.-lla. \\ . rlngSl b I T, "f W'.o'lm. BB,
Long ish.ri'i. who. although oniy nlne
i..ii yeara old, drlvee a raclag autoaae
btle aith ihe abandoa ol a Burman or a
i,.. iviiiu.'.. waa bawfore Juatlce Bprague .'t
Lawrence laal evantog lo eaplaln ?hy it
took Motorcycle Patrolmari Kenyon threa
naiaotaa and a raaa of a atdle o'"1 ? half
lo catcta li'-r after ahe paaaed <i"?** n lha
poaceful \iiiaK'- street two daya ago.
Cttlaena wh.. _aw tba atari <>f tha race
nnd aoateinnly avowed thal under the
\<.iing woman s nuiiii'iilatioii her car left
tha ground satlretj for atretebea of Bf
taen nnd twenty yarda ,.t a tlme were
on hand arben Mla Welnaartner. elad n
? fetrhlng automobile unlform, drove up
in ironi <>f tht.irthouve, kicked home
the brakea and bvpped out. Befora tho
.luM cleared ahe v\..s ba-fore Justu-,?
Bprague and gattlng a lectura <>n tbe
evlla "i drlarlng a car faater than Bftaaa
mllea an hour.
**Why, ludge. Bfteen mlka an hour la
simpiy a tiawi," proteeted the falr ait
"Then you'll have to erawl." replied
juatira Bprague, aternly, "or pay the pen
a'-'-uh well. I 8U*pposai I'm guilty." Mlaa
Welnsartner confoeaed, and th.- Justice
ImuoMd a I'. Bne. Immedlatah thera waa
another hltch. however, for tha priaoiier
"came away in Buch .. hurry. Bhe aala,
that ahe forsot to bring any money.
Upon h-r promtae that rhe would pay in
the morning she was p.rmitte.l lo g". and
l.-ft town. burning Bp tho roaal ln tne
dlrectlon of Woixlm. re, I
IN
1
One-Sixth of City's Total En*
rolment Must Stay Home
or Roam Streets.
BOARD IS NOT BLAMED
Consolidation of Classes, Trans
fer of Pupils and Utilization
of Armories May Be
Urged as Remedies.
When tho fltaMIC ?ir-riools of New Tork
cltv. whi.-h has Just .ontractfld to Bpflfld
|2S0 000,000 f'.r siihways, opflfl next
month 100,000 boya Htd pir'.*-. or one
alxlh of thfl t..t;il rnro'iii-nt. x.lll ti*>
oMIged lo Btay al botna or bo altowed to
r*.am the Btrectfl bflcauaa enough nwney
araa not proxiiii-i! t-? bultd Bcboolbouaea to
ai-.-i->mm*.<lnte them There arlll br 'I1'""1
U per cenl rnort* >>f theae "part Umara.''
as the "st-hooii.ss" children ar*. called,
than ther.* flrerfl laal reer, and ther* flrerfl
aboflrl I i ?'? cent inotra then than thetrfl
W**r<* ln 1011
Bvery irear In Beptember th** prlnctpala
of the BChOOlfl tak.- B CfltrnflUfl of pupllfl who
am c-roa*ded out of th?lr clflflfli-ooin* hut
later oti thelr numb.r Is r**<lu.-*"l ? Httli
hy **conflOlldflUonM or tho ?v?nlng up of
th" lar-r** anl Bmall da?flfl The rtior
moua and aleraya Indetennlnate groarthof
populatlon In Uie areatar dty, ea*peclally
i? Brooklyn flnd the Bronx. la refl-*ioi?.blfl
for th.- dty*? inflhlllty to furntoh enough
Sfrits to p-o arouad
Th** Board of Efltfrnatfl voted IMOOata
of oorporatfl fltoefc laal Jaly Ux ?*?
Bf-flCttOII of BchoollMuaea That ought to
hiilld thlrty modflMTl t.iitl-llriKS an'i houae
eajam hoys flnd KirN ln th? fllflmflrntary
.. I. ola fllona To pr*-pare the pUnfl, l?et
them flnfl-flrovad and put uP the erhooi
i.aaa r. gulrefl two yeara, Itoarever. an*i
by tho tlrn** UM hulldlni**" are rradx- there
wlll r-e at leaal JO.flOO more "part tttners."
mflklng 11,001 in Hli. if th*. dty, for ln
Btance, dedded Ihen to apend PO.000.000
more to put up Bfty more buiMlnKS to ac
,.,,??: -.. pupllfl, the ln.-r.ase In
popul.it'..ui WOUld furnltxh at kflflt ?A0"O
mora t.. claraor f..r flaata. it would take
flfty new bulldlngfl aeatlnr* M00 each or
ona hurn!rr,i arlth a eapadty of 1.000 each
t,. grvfl fleaU to all the rhlldren who wlll
bfl nr. part tlme n**xt month.
The l'oarri of Kducatlon eariy laat f-um
mer api olnt.d thrp?> memh?*rs to thi- <*om
mlttec nn Part Tliae to atudy thla depior
,,!,;.. problem. John H. Haar**n. at present
B tlng dty flUp. rltitendent, Dr, Willlam I*
EtUnger, flflBOdatO superlntemlent and
Miss Q| .. . Btrachaa, of Brookajra, are
i! .? membera Mr. llaarrn ls chairman.
an BXlMUettVfl InveatlKatlon laatlnaT
immar the rommitt*-* arlll be ready to
makfl a r< p'.rt to the board on Septem
tM - 10
"Al! that ran be aald at thla tlme ls
th.it xx.- an- pfrflflarfld to r?*i-ommeild an
? BOluUon ..f tbe flrbotfl probl.-m
Ut !(.<* BZpendltUrfl >.f a slnule dollar
abova whal wlll br ?..-t laMe froaa the
.:,,!.. st.. i from Um* io Ume," said
Mr. Haaren. '"There is to be ?*.> cHtldfloa
ot th.) Board of Bdncatloa for alleged
fudgmflBt I" tha locatlon of new
? lf."
c.i!is..:tilatl.>n nf Clflflflflfl, transf.-r of
pupllfl from aowded dlatrlctfl and the
uUUaatton <>f armorlaa ind pubitc bulld?
lngfl, !t is belteved, aill bo found among
Un i. :i :i,. :..:.iiloi_ of the niiiimlttee.
r. II J. -*n>Jer, Superlntondent of
BehOOl Bulldlngfl, reports there wlll be
OM ii. xx- bulldlag ami flddltion? to BflVflflal
,,|.| onefl ??:?.:.'! ln Manhattan next
raOBth, Klxlntf UM nrw BOatlBgfl. Tho
i r. nx xxiii K'-t aeata for UM flddlUonal
pupllfl xxita ona now bulldlng an'i on.* ad*
dlttoo,
Iu Brooklyn Mfl more aeata wlll be
provlded, i" addltion to the new Hush
xxi. k Htgb BehOOl, ln ti..* Bflat New York
BfltrUon. where overcrowdlng and part
tlrn.. bavfl bflfln piavfllflnt Quflflaa arlll
get no ln. n aaa RMbmond \xin got u new
.. i.. s. .it ?.,. pupllfl
Th? Bchool cenaua of 1011 Bhowed that
Ifanhattaa bad M.0M on i",rl Uma, Brook*
iMi I7J0C Th? Broaa Zhllt, Queena 1*200,
and Rlchmond la. In addlUoa to I '
Brooklyn ln onfl hlKh acaool fllooe bad
7 .- "ii part tlmr, rnakinj,- th?- grand total
for thfl dty ***.M7. aa Lncraaflfl of I B
..\. r 1011
Accordlng t.? Buperintendent Bnyder,
i*-onatructlon work araa hamparvd thla
x*-ai- by ? COngeflUon in the steel ln*
dUfltry, the Ohlo Booda flnd tbe granlte
cuttera* itiike, arhl h waa srtt'.oi lasl
month. 'iii.- xxork of prapfliing Um plana
and apedflflmUona for the thlrty or mora
bulldinga th.it an- to bfl arected from
tt..- I su.: of corporata atock laat month
la golag flloag r.ipi.il>, hi- aaya
GIRL WINS PLEA FOR DOG
Government Lets Her Take Pet
Into Yellowstone Park.
Paroonfl, Kaa. auk 11. a Kanaafl
pi ri and her pei dog, xxith tbe aaalatanca
Of I'i .**?!.but Wilson, haxe brnk.ii BOWfl
thfl fltricl rul? agalaat dogi beins par*
mltted In JTeUowatone Natlona! Park.
Miss Bthfll Probat *.f Paraoaa tacalvfld
xxoi.i to-dfly trom tii*- Dflpartiaent of the
Interlor that ber requeat to take her
dOg l'aniil** In'.o tbfl park liud been
?-lanted, The glrl receaUy nrrotfl tx>
ri. ideal tVUaon:
"My father is mh.ii to lakfl thfl Hflfla*
agembal Of a bOtfll Ifl Yrllowsti'iie Na?
tional Park. Wfl haxe bfltn Informed
th.it no dogfl in*- alloxxud in tho park
conflnea Mr. rreahlent, x-ou don't knoxv
how sorry I am to hear this 1 am <*ikIi
tflflfl xt-ars old and our old dog laiinifx
is tho Katne ax**. \\'** bflVfl nexer bflfln
Bflparatfld, ami i cannot bear the thought
..i laaviag her bflhlnd, BtM i* rary ?M
for a dog flnd WOUld "ot be ablo to h.inn
any of the pai k anliuals "
CITY HEALTHIER THIS YEAR
Deaths for the Last Week Aggregate
1,324.
DurlnK the week endul 4UgUal C3 there
were UM deaths report.-d for the Clty of
New York, wlth a rate of 12.00, af-ainst
LSM deaths anil a rate of l.*!.J1 for th.- OflT
r-*>spornllim' week of last year. Whlle there
xxer.i fourteen more deaths than la*-t x.ar,
there was a Bavin-j of thlrty-nine lives
when the Inrrease In populatlon ls a<>
COUntfld for. Th** mean t**nip.'iaturc for
th<* last week was Ity degreen MgaMT than I
during the jLorrespondlng xveek of last
x ear.
The death rate for the first thirty-four
weeks of 191.1 xx-as 20 lower than that for
the correspondlng perlod last year, the
rates belng 14.46 and 14.66, respectively.
NOW FOR WOMEN'S PARTHENON
Louisa M. Alcott, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Clara Barton, Alice
Stone Blackwell and Jane Addams Nominated
as America's Great Five.
"'? "^
VOTB for"w5miiT
?Why Not Build a Parthenon for Women?" Asks Senator Jones,
Btatuee for women!
Loud cheers from the suffragettes, who
thought of it long ago and thoroughly ap
prova They have started air. ady an ava
lana*he of lettera to Senator Joaea, who
made the auggeatlon In the Benate the
Other day. He |nt*rOduead a blll Bettlng
a.- de n apaee in tht> propoaad paaaa be
tween the Capttol and tha Unlon station
for tha placlng of atal ? ? - and rnenraorlala
to woin.T). The Bpace wou'd be known as
th'? ''Parthenon'1 temple of avomam l
ator .loiies. who comt-s from the State of
Washbigton, where women vote, la bi
earnest about hla blll. and ha-, in-reover.
the Bupport "f the suffrage Benatora from
otht r stutcs.
"it certalnly is time some publlc raa**og*
niti'ii \a,.- made or tha earvlcaa of women
to this country," aald Miss Harrlet May
MUla, prealdent of lha Haw Vork Btate
u/oaaan Buffrage 4aaoctotlon. "AU over
thla country there ara BBonumenta to nam,
who fOUght Indlanfl, or liritlsh, or rebels,
but never a mamtlon of lha women arho
helped them tight not oniy thoaa batties,
but tho bardar eaae of hardahlp and dh>
aaaa ln tha bullding up of a bbw country.
Th.-re ls only one nonument to a woman
ln the City of New York. That is the
fountain erected In honor of Mra Joee*
phlne Bhaw Loa '.1. foundaw af Ihe
Woman'a MwnMpal League, which standa
la the p'.i/.t Puhllc Uhrary."
Admittiiig. then. that this la a perfectly
aplendld Mea Of Senator Jont s, the Inter
aatlng queetlon nrlaan, UThoae Btatuea
ahall he placed Ib the women'B Pa-thenon'l
A list of the tive grOBtBBt Auierlean
aromen was aubmltted by Mlaa Martha
Klafschken. of the Woman Suffrage
party. They ara Louisa m. Aieoit. Har?
rlet Deecher Bl wa, Clara Barton, Jane
Addams and Aii. e Stone Blai kWOll.
"Loulsa Alcott-bless her heart! She haa
Bja/ea me more pleasure than any woman
arho ever lived. The capaclty to giva pure
pi.asure is certalnly an element of greatr
naaa Miss Aleott. however, created Or
new school of literature?tho wholesome,
Btmple, j-ivenll.) stories whteh are pecul
lar to Amerlca. I
"Harrlet Bec-her fitotve, of courae, wonr1
her tltle BO greatness through 'UncleJ
Tnm's CabbV and her fervle.es to emancl-'
patl'iti. .'lara Barton, tho mother of tho
Rad 'ross, gave moro than her life to her
country; she gave the lives of thousandB
of soldi.rs arho would have dled but for
her. It aron't bo only tho votaa of auffra
Blata that wlll give. Clara Barton a monu
nient. It will be the votes of the wivea
and daughters of those soldlers sho aaved.
"Jane Adii-mis ls tho greatest womajV
Uarlng ln Amer'.-a t"-day. l'erhaps thnre
<-. a ,;uestion whether we should Inelude
iho statues of Uving women ln our temple,
bit sunly every one admlts that Jane
Addams will be there cventually.
"Now. for a euffragist. Wo muat have
at least one in our li>t. Susan B. An?
thony? M-m-yes. No. I'll aay Alice
Btone Hla, k.i:. She ls the leadlng suffra
gist to-day."
Miss Kl.tts.chken'8 "great five" recelved
tho approval of New Yorli sulfraglata,
Bngly, wlll be scnt to Senator
ln Washington, with the thanks of
rh,- N-w forh sibt'-rs. The only opposition
haard yestt.-rduy cama from Miss l'lora
Oapen, who wlshed to auhatltuta susan B. |
_y for Alioa Stone Black well.
"It is easler to be a suffrai-ist to-day,"
...I. -lt r.'iulred real heroism forty
ago. Susan B. Anthony bucked up
agalnat a mueh moro eenous proposit.on.
Bba had n."re upponents ar.d almust no
Bupportara>M
ACRES OF SCALLOPS
BUT AT WHAT COST
Many Toothsome Dishes May
Be Made from Them,
Though Price Still
Rules High.
Siaiiop.s for flfflryhodyt
Why is lt, arben thfl fact Ifl heralded
th.it there aia flome thou?nda of acres
of scallops Bomewbeia at tho bottom of
th.- aaa b?ttw?eu Btock laland and vir
ainla, that thfly ItUI ??"?-t around 70 centa
a quart? Thla la an Interefltlng problem
tO BOlVfc
Bcallopfl for averybodyl A fine slogan
f..r tba flaherman, but, alaa! iiuitc dtflap*
polntlng to thfl bouaewlfa Beventy eenta
is fl Btrong barrter between the oaa*
Daily Bill of Fare.
WEDNESDAY.
HKiiAKi-'AsT- Muah melon, orflaaaai
fiah, toaat, 11 ffaa
LUNCHBON -Haahad potatoefl flrtth
peppara, cheeea cakea, Jelly or asanna
ladi. t< i.
DINNER Lamb ahoulder aith braad
crumb fltufBng, Uma bean . aquaah, cu
cumbflr aalad, blanc man);.-, x*>::..
PICKLBO WATBRMBlaON. ? For a
watermelon pli kle cover paded and allced
xx.it. rnn-i.>ii rlnda xxitii brtna, uatni half
a cupful of sait for Wflry txxo quarta ol
water. Let the rlnda atand ln the brlM
f..r twflnty-four bours. Then pn
ayrup from a quart of vlnegar and three
pounda of granulated augar. Bpioa thla
ayrup witii ? UaMflepoonful of caflflta buda,
a few ptflcee of flUck dnnamon and a
uaapoonful of clovea i>et the pieo - of
xx.U. ::n.-l..ii boil in the BPOCOd viu.-gar
untll they bOCOOM tlansp.uent flttd ni.iy
i... aadly plorced, but iio imt let them bol
until thuk flnd gluey. Bottlfl them iu
(mlt j.us.- (By rflqu?t from J- M. O.)
? >
ONE HOUSEWIFE'S WAY.
on thfl InflWfl Of tlu* dOflflt <l?or where
bTOOBaB, dusters, fltC, BJflrfl httpt, thls 11st
xx .is tackfld up :
1. Klllpty tvorp xxaste basket rr* r.v day
Bmpty them on an OfJflB n.wspaper (and
fold it up at on.**) la the room where it
?s_never ln OT flflflT the kttchflfl or dlnlng
room. This prevents siatteiing of Bflflflll
things aad saxes time and flflaflfgy.
:'. ChflBgfl xs.it. r ln any xase of (loxxers
ea.h day. Thls ls necessary for health.
3. When flWflOptng a rOOflfl BOfl/t la:
dusty artlclflfl oii the bed. Du.*t first this
hflflflfl that mUCh dust out of tlu- i.i
after it la daaafld ami prev?nta the dust
from Blftlng through the BWflflPlng dtHh
underneath them on the bed. Cover them
over well.
4. Never put brooms or feather dusters
away before shaking them out well. Keep
dust iioths claaa,
5. In setting furnlture from one room
Into another for eleanlng don't put one
pleee on top of another, and don't Jam
them too flloflfl together. .Seratthes and
mais eotaa more casily this way than ln a
fopjra wear.
6. Never let a elgn of dirt remain on
piano keys?don't wait for cleanlng day.
anmer and the acallopa. but for thoae
caetlng BaldB the barrier here are aome
aoaJlop arays: Like the oyster, the loaa
they are COOkad the plumper and more
ti nder thi y are. One should alwaya waahj
Bad drala them, as they are sold ln thelr
own ll'pior, and. lf brought from a dta
lanoa have rataer a strong flavor.
They are dollclous aerved ln a cxeaxn
sauce with B dash of sherry ln lt; and
may be sent to the table ln lndivldual
paatiy abelbBj or ln the eseallop ehella,
Which COttM?real and lmltatlon?for that
prarpotah or Just en masse ln a aexvlng
dlah.
w ;.en frled. they are beat rolled u>
frtdlan meal, after belng seasoned. and
browncd ln hot lard. But rreamed,
brolled, frie.l or elmply Btewed. don't
eook theaa long.
7^-? ". ' ' ' ?
These llsts were r newed whenever they
became aolled "r rumpied. a polnt waa
mada In Bevar lettlag the list become too
? r the niald to remtinber. As any
oaa lt. rn la the list became thoroug-hly
part of tha mald*S procedure, this ltem
was araaad from the bulletln and a new
on-- was alded, lf nccessary.
Wlth avery polnt an explanatlon waa
giv.n to tho niald, if nocessary.
Theaa llsta were a great aaurea ct com
f, rt to the housewlfe who BBOd them. and
although it may not be feasible for every
one, it would not bo a great mistake to
attempt BOBBOthlBg along these lines.
la. tories and laboratori.-s make uae of '
such llsts?why BOt tha BaBBBOl
NERVOUS CHILDREN.
The educatlon and tralnlng af nervoua
ehlldren offera a d-floult problem. From
fjermany comaa a elalm that by a com
Mnatloa of toachhag and aaedleal treat
inent good results bava beOB ol.talned.
A lady \ain. has the quallncatl ina Of both
doctor and teacher h..s baaa very ?uc
ceaaful in daallng with apeelBc casea.
Her home lies ln the niidst of a great
garden, and ln this qulet retreat noth?
lng oeeura to etartle or exelte nerves
that are easily disturt el. Taachlng la
done aa much as poaalhla out of doors.
ln summer the echolara wear BO stock
hiKs or ahoaaa, aad they have full oppor?
tunity of running ln a 1'ig rneadow, of
playing tennis, and of practlatng ajyaa*
na: ti.s
By Dattently developlng and educatlng
the ficulties. lt ts stated that much of
the mleary of a nervous temperament,
or e\en of a tendeney to weak lntellect
la " \ iate.l- -I ?aily Telegraph.
POPULAR
ONE-DAY
OUTINGS
ATLANTIC
CITY
k
HARD
COAL
NO
SMOKE '
t-OMFORT
TO
MORROW
Leave W. 2M St. 7.50 a.m.
LeaveLiberty ijt.8 00 a.m.
Leave Jackson Ave.. Jet>
key City. 8.17 a.m.