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os. m takes a n
Ai SUFFRAGE APOSTATE
Says Miss Bock, Who Now Is a
Violent "Anti," Loves Pub?
licity and Radicalism.
CHAMPIONS CALIFORNIA
National Leader, Answering At?
tack, Says Votes for Women
Have Been Anything but
a Failure in That State.
Dr, Anna Howard Bhaer, m-.'siiient of
Ih? National Woman Buffrage Associa
ttott, doesn't take rerj seriously the t
t!?.ii of Misg Annie Bock, formerly of Call?
fornla, but noer ol Washington, i>. c.
that votes for womi n an not g tuccess h
California
"Howsver," Dr Shan ?aid yeoterday,
".i? Boms people may believe what Miss
Bock and. ?alisa Allot Chlttenden an ?tat
lag, i have obtained the exsct fscta
regard to the registration ?.f women In
thlrty-eevani of the counties of California.
Theae fectt art- tent ua by the College
Equal Suffrage U u ?? : Northern Cali?
fornia, which, sino? the . nfranchlsetm ? I
of women, has becom? a cii ? u i?. The
league not the registration figures from
? ? unty clerks and :
"i have alMj got boom tacts In regard
to Hiss b.-ik, the young woman wl -
soya first, that California women nren't
tnakltiK us?,- ?.i tli* fren? : loe, anti, second,
tli.it they hi?', doing untold harm b> th?
Use Of It.
"it* juet a cas?.- of wanting th? llme
llKht with Miss Hi'.-k. Sh? says that she
?m formerly the gsorstarj of the larg?
est auftrage league In California?1 and
that now she sees how wrong she was.
ana haa gone to work for the National
AMboolatiuii Opposed to Woman Suffrage,
at their headquarters In Washington, to
atone for the error of her ways,
"l wrote to lira Harri? t H ?Barry, who
1? pr?estlent of 'The Woman's Bulletin,'
u trail known Log Angeles publication,
ami bhe tolls me that Illas Book ?rae
merely secretory of th? executive board
of the l'ohti. ai Equality League ?>f that
town, at.ii not even .? voting membi
was a highly emotional young
woman of leisure.' Mrs. Harry \\D\<>.
'anU-sociallstlc and antl-peav a so
an J I remember sei lag her hissed off the
Dlettorm at a district convention of
wesnoa'a eluba Id J....- Angolee for re
marks 0:1 thtSt two subjects?ah? was so
exiieme.'
"?o much for Miss Hock. Now, ' gaid
Dr. Shaw, "for the facts about woma.i
?suffrage tn California.
"The thirty?eeven countiee in which the
College Equal Suffrage lyagus obi
n?iuien are more than three-fifths th.
total number of ?.cum.?* tn ?Californtaand
contain M per cent ?,f the atate'a total
poptagatlon ami most of tht larger Cities,
Seventy and four-t?. ntlis pet Cent of the
won..:, entitled to register did register,
against ttg-M ? er oenl of th? men. five
o-t of th? thirty-seven shoo t
rSgistratlon Of women than of men. an?!
every? l.er?- a larger proportion of the
women who registered voted than of the
men who registered.
"The tlguies seem to ?how that the
balance of power is la the hands of the
more conscientious end intelligent wom?
en; and as to what they ar?- doing and
have done?well, they haven't bad the
ballot long, but already they bnvi hi -u
lo defeat th?- rai -track amendment, kept
'Kudie' Wolf from going to the Senate
and itcalled the notorious Judge W'.-lie:
?
MANY INSTITUTIONS AIDED
Will of Mary L. Parsons Gives
Much to Relatives.
Rlverhead, Long Island, sept. 30.- me
will of Mary Llewellyn Parsons, probat-d
her.-, ma?l.- many bequests to rellgtOUS
and charitable institutions. She main?
tained lomes ?ri New Voik and -No' tu?
po; t. Many ol ?tt were to com?
plete endowm
The following institutions were among
those aided: Calvary Church, Manhattan.
&?,.??> Now York Post Qraduat? School
tuid Hospital. ?. ? Bl Paul Normal and
Industrial School at LaWlSDCl-viil?, Ya ,
?ASM; An .'ty for the Prevea?
tion of Cruelty to Animals, t'."?'; BoctOty
iur the RoUei of Destitute Blind of New
York, to." tt and Foreign Mis
stonary Society of the Pi*oteatant lCpis
copa. feSM t"i work among Ote
Indians; Church Home for intirm ai.o
Dtsabl?sd Colored ?People, Lawnncev! i?.
Va. g S
One-tenth of the residue r,f the ?state
rt to missionary societies.
Othei bsQuestt ?rere: Llewellyn Par
Bon.H Qlboon, S?,000; Bdarta Pare?se, ?'<>?
B>JwIb Pa K.iwm raisons
I 0\ ... : . - Borg ? Kslty and u? -
? SCh (S^St? T'ran
B Bwayne g brother, was given ?*>.
i>? to "aid collateral relativo? te whom 1
,.. un? n aid M to whom h? may
? ?rooM detttre to give am."
???is "f th? residuary estate ?raa
\.,dii 11. Swayn?- an?l Fram-is H.
. . a ? art < g?jcutorg and
,,,,1 .,:i.-thir?l to tits children of
Waguei Bwayne, ?? brother now dead
! Sanitariums
j
and
Health Resort
Announcements
Arc "Published
Regularly in the
N. Y. TRIBUNE
Full information will he
?sent free on request. Ad
ilre-^s 320 Tribune Building,
X. V., 'phone 3000 I'.eekninn.
or I ptown Office, 13 6 4
Broftdwsy, ?betw-teu 36th
ami 37th si reels.
"TO HER THAT HATH."
YOUR SEAT IS SAFE, KIND SIR
The Girl with the Camp Stool Has Solved the Subway
Problem and Filled Suffrage Hearts
. with Glee.
Well, tbe feminist problem Is BOlved.
(in bank lo your church fairs, ye shel?
tered women??go back bel news
? rs ye tired 1 men. The work?
ing girl can take care of bereelf. it
needn't denl any man'a conscience now
to see s frsil little cssb girl clinging t., s
Btrsp In the subwsy. "if th?.- creature
had any sense ?lie would carry ber own
Beat," J!?,:a." may mumble t?j himself
with perfect Justice, and bury !.?s non*
in the world's s?
Tho solution <?f t).?' whole world quea*
tlon Ssshed upon s frsssled ? Ity :??
day when s new womsn in tbe aubwsy
train calmly unfolded her little ? ?> np
stool and sat at the feet ot tbe tired
business men.
i ti In i on your sott s nos.
Th?. chief argument ol the "antis'
si ' ms to be answered by this atrnple act.
"Men won't glvi up their scats to
I women if we have suffrage," the anti
BSffrsglsta bave argued, it Is obvious
now thai mere man can k<-. ;, uis privi
lagea and women won'l be forced to
stand m streetcars ??i to be subjected to
the Ignominy of accepting favor* from
"ti.tr electoi Just In the m?.'k ol time.
too. Think how many rotea or tired
MSB women an active man in the ?ub
Postal Card
Recipes Tested and
Found Good
All recipe? appearing '.n IheS* columna
have heei; tested
i.evei measurementa arc raed uni??? other
wife ?:ai?'t
Thla department will b? (tlad to gnawer
r.n- culinary qu eel lona submitted by reader?
and will buy red]" I
\. l'i r ? ?y Culinary Editer, New-York Trib?
un? . No ir,i Naeaa . sin el
Thi? department vviii not b? r> ?ponain!??
for manuscrlpl which la nol ?< mpanled by
?i.-unps i.., return. Kindly Ineloa? ?tamp*
with f|'./e*' Ions rt q .?-.-.. newer 1 . ?t ??
\?. ? ??? on m iv <.r,, tide ol Ihe papei and ?ee i
thai name and ad aspan) eaeta item j
UNCOOKED IM? KM-, fby r^nost).?
Tl.?' following uncooked pickle may nerv?.
either as a Bweel piccalilli "i n* a rather
sharp chow?chow. a cording to tbe
amount of swear need, Tt Is (-xrellent In
luth vv;i\- Have ?m hand ono and one
half lar??' head* ol csbbage or two small i
half a i" ' k ?.f green tomatoes, two
I cupful* >.f ripe tomatoes sis onions, aix
green peppers two red peppera, half a
cupful "f grated horeeradlah, half a tea?
spoonful of Mark pepper, an eren tas
Spoonful Of <iiy mustard, an oun? o "f
i white mustard seed, an ounoe of calory I
?Bad, i Isblespoonful of ground mace, a ?
pin of Dutch mustsrd and from one and
?mo-half pints t?i two quarts Of SUgsr, ??r
avan mora If a very sw.-.i pickle >v want* \
ed. Pack ail the peppers onions, tonta-!
toes and rabbttss aft?rr chopping them
fini'. In layara ha a coarse bag, wltb aalt*]
between the layer* Place Ihe bag upon
S ra? k With a big BOWl 1? math t?> catch
iho drippinga Pla?n s weigh! .nor the
hag and lei stun! ovemlghl In the morn?
inc. the vegetables In tbe has sill bi quite
i dry. To them add the around pepper, th"
mustsrd, mustsrd seed, ?? eed and:
other seasonings Add the sugar last of |
1 ail. Thin pul the chow-cbos Into ?ter-j
, iiz? d atone jars and eovei with cold vin.
[gar. Divide tbe boraersdtob among the
Jars fust before putting on lb* covets.
Keep In a cold place, and, uithoul Baal? I
ling, it will rssssln fresh until spring.
I -
i
Mocha CAKK (by request) Por the
cake its. if cream two'cupfuls of sugar
.nid liaif .< ? ij|?fui of butter. a?i?i th?-1
. i"k? of tvo rpcrs and a cupful of iwei
\
way rouid win In ?ans i DsaS
into the train at Brooklyn Bridge, gat |l
seal and f.'i\" it the nearest female <?r
viitii.j,- age Dash "ff a^am and Into su
other tram at Uth street, hustls*for ??
aeat Ian athletic alderman ? m only gel
i seat) and hold it till th?- Brat woman
Bt< pa on his to? s.
Tbe ' hances lor i orruptlon 11
v?*sled are appsUlng. Tbe .
mant is e*?*ept< d. '? be i ?
woman BUffrsgi tul th- BJUbwaj problem
is solved .-". w* repeat, the camp st.
?ame Just in tinto. Plenty of BOSI
more subway ?sorroptaon. Bvsry woman
? ? : os n csmp .' ti.? .
The Bsvtoi ??( the sitos)
realise of what moment bei Inspirai
A quiet. tiri?l young W4Mnsn, ^in- was Jus!
... .; depending on Improbsbl* men to
Klv ?? 1.? ; ;: s? at.
"I have to travel In th.- i Mb ?. .
? aid
"I know these men a"' tired too They
don t wanl to give women tu? Ir m at . wd
i don't blame thesa. Wg fores ourselves
into the business world and we ?ar,ii?,t ex?
peel favors. Then are plenty <?f * its al
hon.' Women who don't atsy theri muBi
not expei I tbe mi n t" slve up lh<
v\. i, ial ? stii? r stand vr use oui sit*
and gel ? ata foi i rselvi
Departments
milk sin tino,, eupfuls of fi?m and two
teaspoonful* of baking ptrwder together
ami then a?id the other mlgture t?. them
I'? Ul In the whlteo of tii- . i-es .-nid baki
I ?.r th.- 8111ns have read) two tai.l.
spoonful* "( cocoa and one of soft butter
? ?..it the two lo ,i cream. Add one and
a naif eupfuls of powdered sugai .'in'
enough coffee t" moisten it until it hi soft
enough t.? spread ovar Ihe cake sum.
Unies as much aa a third ?.t ? cupful of
butter la ueed In thla cake froatlng, bul
it is then t?". butti 11 for many.
CRA i: APPLE JAM l bj requeal >. Rub
the fruit wi ll v\,th a rough i loth It?
move the atenta ami Bowei end? and cul
be applee Into quarters Btew them In
,*nough wster to prevent burning until
they an- soft enough?to !>?? rubbed through
a Bteva or preaaed through a potato rlcei
To t\ ?iv pound Of finit add a i.nd of
BOgsr Bel the frull bsch on the slovi
an i .iv it alowl) until done. This ihoul i
take Bfteen 0! t -v. nty rnlnuti i
Useful Household Tips.
(?ll. PAINTING! CLEANED My
father, Who v. as an aitist, had ,i most un?
uausl wsy of rlestilna oil paintings He
nit a rss p?.tat.i m hslvea and wenl ossr
tbe pslntins cart fully a ith the cul i in -
far?, Tu? r. s'iit ;^ excellent and thi n i
ai s.iiutiiy im dainagc done to tin paint?
In?,'. m, s
SALT POR EMERGENCIES' AftSi
broiling some ? hops below the Rame in
stove i shut the door, neglecting
lo turn off 1h?' tas tiisl Instsntly th?'
grease m the <inp pan beton biased up.
the iiam.s going up into tha osen. The
hoi Same would probsMy have wsrped
and spotted ih.' sf.ive. bul i opened the
door again, drew the drip pan a little waj
nut and quickly dropped some handfula of
salt on the games It put them nut it
ones Salt is something shraya at hand
i Immediately ordered an extra ban to be
ready for emergeni i? s ai?
(??i: 'nil-: vVINTER'g ROAbTT LAMB
Break "ff several sssrtga of sjrst a mlm
an?l drop Into preen grspS Jelly when
?; .
T\i! m: un
. . ?
ton of .
?
f the tear l
I
? ? ?
J ..toi tl.
RlM lin? n n
::? 1
al. O.
MORE HASTE, MORE WAIST.
SAYS FASHION DESIGNER
-
Miss Parks Tells Women That
Desire for Speed Caused
New Styles.
I "There is i...U i'ii,' to '
!.. .:. Miss
? ?
famlnim '
,:i ?it
lotion of tl
u ?, illu itrated
by ' "IJeber '?
nou ? ? rtristi ?
,;, I .,, \', ? '. I t-.-rl.iu?
t It I two minute?
a-hile ' I Ml Parka and told
? m t- ! ? 111 tr
th- m tl it -i treat v
Hi hin ? li ''
be ? women, hi ? ? d "1 played a lad)
on . . ; i '"? d thirl
hat ? ed, o I know a hat
you i iffer for our ask and wanl
to assure you the)
it."
r t ".,i lion ... i no part In
M is Psrli 's i"i ? i' . hi preferred the
luiiuial figure and thi ? ? , ? i >. ? and
i ?rhich outllm I '*The
old Id?.? oi mod? ii i. v. hi
th. pit sent ?l ? th>
thin of . vil mindedn? i." ?h?
mi M "TI ? ' - ? la i"l filmy
draped t-kiit> thai flutter in the wind are
I.nt ;i reflection "i the present dsy desire
fur spaed, ind the Imk. aspiring hats,
\\'t!i transparent, upl irned gausy brims,
Ilk?- w!?il-s, w. i. li plred bj the sero
plan? .??n?1 i '.-? ? ' Hit ht s
"The . loi I n i ??? ti ?: . ?? art tn< int for
I movement, sad th? little wired tunica
j an,l bertha? thai land oui from the
| bo?i'. - .... i n and the i III ? kii ts make
. . . .hie."
BETTER CONEY ISLAND LINE
B. R. T. to Spend $1,877,525
on Sea Beach Tracks.
The Public Ben Ice t 'omml Klon s e?
ti rda ? sut hoi lied Ike Brooklj n Rapid
Transit Company to make ? contract
oitti Oeorge t*i MrNult) for the Imme?
diate construction of the Be? Beach
line from II i onm etion with the i 'ourth
.i-. nuc ?ti al
- : l'n. to .? point south ol Mth
t-tr? ?i. n? sr i 'oni ' i lend The new
sd ? ill be bull? ?>? "i the .t.- now
occupied by the Kea Beach Rallwaj it
I ? ill have f" m trai ka and 1 i di pi ?
: line for th ? gi sati ? pel ' of th? flis
! tance McNult] ' bid wa? s i > t 7. ?
I The contract, ?a submitted bj Tim?
i othy s. William . pn aident >.t th?
Brookl] 11 Rapid Ti sm ? i ompan). pro
: d for the - ompletion of the t ork in
i *>e\ entosn moni hs
-? . -
Daily Rills of Fare
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST Mount,'., broiled ?melts
I with mettra d'botti butter, wheel muf?
: fms. coffee.
LUNCHEON. Baked beans, brown
breed, fresh fruit, tea.
MNNKi; Btuffed beef heerl with so?
it.?t?,.s cooked sround it, creamed eucunv
beta, beets, :tpi.i.- pi.', i..ii. ?
CUPIO OF IDE "CM"
MS IN SOAPBOX
Women's Political Union Num?
bers Four Brides-Tc-Be
Among Its Workers.
SMITTEN STICX TO TASKS
Marriage Not Expected to In?
terfere Much with Suffrage
Activities of Those
About to Wed.
Hat* "ff to the Women's Political
Union! That organisation has hit on the
.-. infallible argument to i.rin? worasn
ktod Into "the csuae" en mas-"
?Other votes f??r women societies are
plodding ilons in then- various ways.
Mis ?' m p Belmont baa opened a suf?
frage lui,' h room to win converts through
?"na? h The Woman Suffrage ?Party
has (one itit-i vaudeville ?and p<.s.-?i fur
moving pictures, and the "state" and the
"national" gre speaking al (sirs and flond
Ing ih? .?..i,!,', with literature. Hut it
alned for the Women's Politics! Union
tn capture Cupid fes Cupid, in ?.is new
character of ipecial pleader for the Buf?
maj i ?? seen to-day at tin' union
headqusrtera, -N'" U vVeal I2d street, with
an exhibit of four charming bridea-to lie.
Kj hibll No ! Mis- Kth? I OroBS fpung,
petite, animated, with a maaa of coppery
brown hail lhal curl* In dlstra ting littls
tendrils Has worked for suffragi since
she vvas old enough to work for anything,
which isn't very long, however Has
been lira Harriot Btanton Blateh'a secre?
tary fors year On October -i sill marry
Harry Lloyd Hopkins w?"><> is a good suf?
fragist, and has promised never to ? ome
betwi ?n her and thi esuse
Vacation from Suffrage.
On the ?Saturday following the wadding
win leave with her husband for a
week-end ?honeymoon, returning to h?-r
suffrage work the next Wednesday
Hopea t.i have another honeymoon when
the rote m won In Iwi?V
Exhibit No t: Miss ?Laura Cook, who
? ?? married Priday t<> Dale Bradford
a ?graduate ??f Cornell Unlver*
where ahe mel her futur?- husband
Like her ? Id? i t< ?Misa Elisabeth
i wort h Cook, baa the gift of oratory.
-<? her lavs that fifi on the StlffrSS*
Bhrlne (No, Mme Ann, she will not
tin her cspseity "f wife, so you
i.... di i twain t.. pit) air, ?arson.)
Exhll it No 2 sill teach voice ?production
in th?- Buffi i ? B ?>??! which Mrs Blatch
will ? m>xl Monday as * pr?paration
hing i impsign In Btsti;,
ihlbil No - ?- bone) moon
will last only two days thus making ?""?l
? said when h< ? ngsgemenl was
nd sotrn oro asked if msr
. irt'l Into rfere a th her auftrage
"Si ' ? BSld thoughtfully, "no; i
? . msrriage v?.ni Inconvenlenee
uch."
i: . ? N Misa Rose vTlnslow. Tali.
..:?' ?.?'.. m ?ri ??. early In
i on* who fell In love with
I her OS B BOSP
in front ?>f The Tribun?!
Hi i Since then Mr layons Invsri
ttended her meetings arid carried
i a corni i to oornsr.
?Exhibit No :;. In the course <>f her
with the Women'a Political umoo,
1 ad man', propoasla from men who
? her apeak.' One young aoctallal
.-??' .allst as vv. n a i a
auffri sn enthralled that he
i his lunch money for a week and
wit? |hl .'. ' rotii f"r w m
preaenl t ? ? i : ? r
Nurse for Lost Baby.
Bahil It No. I, Ml ? Mar) Thornton, was
m ? ha ' ? ol thi ? i ? i he al l be sufl a -??
fair the union held at Rlverdab thla
th it vv.is ahe who csred for little
t ? ,,,.-i be v thai was l. ft one
? at the en ? It is asid thst while
rroonlng ovsr Little Hsna ?Exhibit No. l
: thst desthless suf
? th, "The hand thst rocks the
1 cradle rui.s the world."
?Thornton's wedding w.?n take plsce
I shortly. The name of her llsncd will he
meed In a fen ?lays
?Every one of thi to be will
m active pari In ?the tw?j weeks'
psign .u Btstai Inland, the csrapslgn
Ftc ' . d "Or. Parkhurat"
Will help lead. ' Bool and "I'arUhuist"
win be remembered for tin- srduoua work
t;-- did In carrylns Mm. Nora Blstch
i de Poreat d Ml K Parrstl throti ;h
s recent upstate csmpslgn, with no psy
Lut a measure of ".its nlghl and morn
Ins. They returned t?> the city exhsustsd,
bul when asked by Mis Blsteh ti> asrve
:n the Btaten Island csmpslgn they .-ouid
? ? ta) hi r tu ik'h
FORTUNE FOR MRS. SAKS
Wife Chief Beneficiary in $1,
487,105 Estate.
Tie estate of Andrew Bshs, drygooda
merchant, who died on April t, 1912, wsa
reported yeaterday bj i?r Bolomon <;?>l?i
enkrsns ststs trnnafsi las appraiser, .-.s
d al JU-7.1.;, Mis. Ji uni., Sak .
\?:??' of Mr. s.iks. recsivod front th?~ ?
Isti i cash heSjueal of ?19.000, houashold
? .ii?i a life Interest In M.8S.I I
At the desthsjaf Mis Baka the life trust
will ie distributed antons hsr i'?ur <?'.?,I?
dren Before hla ?hath Mr Bsks k.iv.
ail his shares in the corporation of Bakt
A ? '??. to Ma t w.i aona He held not?e and
? hecka valued al MSMS and stocks snd
bonds valus*] si 0,(44,111. Mr. Baka held
harea ol the Boaenthsl Msnufactur?
Ins '?"tupanv. valued al H0a,esB, ami l,<MM
shares of the Herald Bquare Realty Com?
pan). valued al Si".',,*?'"
Michael P. Qsrvtn, transfer tax ap
pralser, placed a value ?>f tLM,W <?n th.
eatate of Abrsm M. st. in. ??f the ?Stein
Bloch Company, clothing manufacturers
who ?i" ?i ?m i?e. ember M, IML His wife,
Mis N m;i I! HI?in. received S>1S,CSi Mr
Bteln held 1.4SS - bsrea <>i the st?..'k of the
Bteln-Rloch Company, vglued si ?jMS.BR
ii. held MS abara* ?if the ?Southern Rail?
wa\. |,SM Bhsres of the Anieriosn Loco?
motive Company, *?" Bhsres of the Amor?
h an Car and PVtundry Company ami li?>
Bhsraa ?of th?. Quggsnhslm Bxplorstiofl
i ?omnsny.
Christopher E Hertletn, msnufsctursr
?>f dress trimmings who died ?>?i Novara?
bei .???. Itds, ??it an tstste valued by J<?hn
v. Coggsy at %'??:<>?.::
PASSENGERS ON IMPERATOR.
Among those who win Ball Us-day from
Hamburg for tins city on the ?Hamburg?
American lines Imperator, ?aooording to
:i rabie dtepstch received al the com?
pnny'e offlcea yeaterday, are Lsra An
derson, Minister t?? Belgium; Mr. and
Mis Murray Guggenheim, w. K. Van?
d.ii.iit. Rear Admiral and Mrs. T C.
Ma, Lean, i'v i us Hall McCormlck, Mr.
and Mra. i> ?.' Raid, Mr and Mrs
Hlmon Ougssnhaim and Mr. und Mra,
Rradlev Mutin.
TWO SUFFRAGIST BRIDES.
...:;-1>?Mzma>?,^pp.???giHflTT"--T"~"- i l?i? ??inf
Mi-v ?thel '?rr>>.s (standing) and Miss Laura Ellsworth Cook,
"AUNT DELIA" TORREY 88
Ex-President Taft Unable to
Attend Birthday Party.
. ' . 10
Mlllbury, Mass., Bept 10 Miss Delia C.
Torrey, aunt of i t?Presldenl William H.
Taft. ,?n.l who be. am? known througl OUI
th. the maker of the "famous
appi?- pie." although never having baked
one, *? l< brati d her eighty-eighth birthday
home iti Elm stn el hen to
Miss Ti rt- | . Wbo Is in th.- b. st ol
health, and hope? to live many more
'..-.us and t.. ?es her favorite nephew
? t .,f the United tU
? n* th- day in walking and driving and
Ing lier friends.
To-night a fin lly i fea per?
1 friends observed the ' a int Di
snnlversary with a dinner at the ole
Toi rey p sidence
Professor Taft sent "Aunt *> i let?
of ?congratulation from Nee n
.\m,.,:_- thosi ..' the dinner were Will- ?
i .m M. Wood, . 11 . ??na
Mi a Bamui ! T. Orton, ol and .
two chlldrt i. n ? Mr. and Mra Henry
a. Phtllipa Mr Wood and Mr. Pbilttpt
art lepkewi of kflas Torrey,
MRS. SANCHEZ SEEKS BAIL
Mexican Woman, Held as Em?
bezzler, Again in Court.
further argurm si In the hab?
? edlnaja Instituted to adm : i
Befton Maud Milter Benches i
before Judgt V.1er m the federal eoert,
Brooklyn, yesterds) afternoon.
???i two weeks tg i r-~. her
atnvai from M - ' by Pro?
vislonal President Huerta ? tht Mi
Republic with ? !'i M. \
:,-,i city, ?"hen the lived for seventeen
I
:.:.? d in I t Mini i. Long lei
i?. ? ? rued that ohs si
admitted t.? ball, ?"it th.- n ,?: ?
atrt? t Attorn*] '> office ?!?" ?
11,. t in thi
bul wa? m. ? ?
its the .m" extradition |
.
mil
? '? ,1 that i imit
Mme. Be ches to
INSTRUCTION. INSTRUCTION.
XKU M'HIv llr.iiiu,,) NKW \ UKK ??Irrnt m<??<I.
Academy of Saint Joseph ln-thc-Pines
BRENTWOOD, NEW YORK
A Boarding School for Young Ladies
Preparatory Collegiate
Academic and Elementary Departments
A Iarpe fireproof building ne?tring completion will, this year, afford
greater a?.comniudatui:i to the senior ftudentl
Studies resumed September 8th
SEW rORK? Miiiihiiit.in.
HAMILTON
INSTITUTE
FOR BOYS. 599 Wp.t End Avenue.
N A ,,..Mgh?w j, ama su r
FOR GIP.I^, 601 West End Avenue.
I Mr? N : Bl ia .1- , Prli ?? - '
Preparation from Primary to College.
o, li,i?>|. \oprow.l I?? V \ Mute He-ent?
Certif?cale of School admits lo College.
Vitcal lastraetiea ? Mai ..?'?? prat ay and
Sl?-n,'e
1 I p ? s ?hool.
nrnnssl
The rrln.lpaN Are gOO at Hit si Hool ">.
"PRIMARY TO COM.EOF. "
Berkeley School
for Boys
THISTY-FOUSTM YtAS
Thorough rupi.i'sr, for ail Coll??*?
anal 1 eehnlcal Sc?>ot I?.
i. ?; t alrj r.'.'ttis. graall elaasae,
150 Graduate? lia\e ?nterad Collogi.
rrlmur?. I art ?to??diet? und
< ..II.-ge l'rr|iur:?l?ir\ 1 our?,-?.
IHoatrut? .t Cataloou? upon appll ?
72nd SI. & Weil End A*s. lot. Columbus 1415
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
' ulldlng ne*: ab-o i ule ? fireproof inl san la-)
nil? xr. \M> <K.NTR\I. PARK Hl>T
PREPARES MORE BOYH FOR SORS COT,
LEO ES ?ND IN' LKSS TIME THAN \NY
< iTHER Bi ih " ?I, iv M A Nil ATTA M
riti.. laboratories priman elaaara, aihleUe
fl.-i.i gymnasium, playground, open datl)
T
is a loiieg?. Preparatory
School WMt Mrona Pri?
mary and .tunlor lirad.'i.
Modem school building.
Large Gymnasium. 275th
vntiaaI lor ?ear ^e?" ""p1 30th
?jCllUUl BoyS I41.4S W. 7Tth8t.. be
ttseenllroadway ?nd\Vri>t
End Avenue, Ne? \,.rW.
A. r Warren, ReadmaiUr.
Collegiate
Founded 1! S ?
z.
TRINITY SCHOOL
MS-MI \\ ! H '. I '^ .. NEW V11KK.
11>: \'t i ties,
Primary, i.: ? . md Hieb Schoela
!''??! . f..r nil
A Wrj
? r nil ? ..II.?.?
Haue "?nil <?i"*n.
IRVING SCHOOL
I.. i>. RAT, M trssT suit st.
glesseatsij. Primary, imennediuto
rollen,ute ,ii,i < ?mimer? lui Orp't?.
N? son?? sti?ii\ tor ton uader Btteea.
Pchool now in Session. 'Phone IS86 Srduyler
The Brown School of Tutoring
i.,
l-'rrdrrl?' I., llroun, II. S.. Head Master.
41 Wi-st 7,'itli St Plum.- Coi HN'.?4.
Koutldtd ISM. lloar.lln* un.l I?ay S.h.x.l. I ?if
i iv. I) sal) ?.ne pupil at ?? unte with a teaehar,
"A S. hool with n Atuio-piu-r.' of Win? "
THE GARDNER SCHOOL,
? 0 7 r I g T 11 A V .
Ils; and Ho.?nil.in School for l.irl-i
RE-OPENS Ol T. ?NT?.
M?h Vrsr. Ker'ilur ?nd S|wrt?l t our.e?
>K\\ \OKK ?vimihilt.iM.
The PINCH School 8*
Reopen* MTedseedsy, OH. "th.
i ??r younger g rl$, work thai train i
hand .iv well is brain; for ?.?liier kirl -.
work that prepares direct?) ioi
INTERMEDIATE, UPPER SCHOOL
AND POST GRADUATE
DEPARTMENTS.
Technical School includes l s
Training, Secretarial Course, t<
61 East 77th St., N. Y.
M.W .11 ?BSrV? I'rnniriKton.
The I'f nn:n?ton Bchaol far ge) ?. 7."i vrar?
of splendid ? irk ra , "
i.st Amerl sa Preperatoi Institution?. H'rlt*
UK. I'liWli Via. I) Will.
f B 'x v Pi ? ninaj n .v J.
Nati! J Mol \?V|orrM ?.?.?. n
RANDOLiPH^-:,(;;atT
I ??>!?? i n..n . Pehool Limited in 1"" H
IUMIM, ??< until >.
THE OSCAR DURYEA SCHOOL
47 WEST 72D STREET
?Pesais Hrunrii: s.'.j und ?Ml Iftsl Li : i h.
TUITION in AESTHETICS
DANCING and DEPORTMENT
Hiillroom Milite.? for Kenial. Tel Bill I "'?
LOUIS H. SCilOO
HALIF ""
r.,^1.,
V/ Il/lLtil l-'nd St, VY
RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BALLET SCHOOL
Privat? elees?* i (laaatrel. i.iiini..
t.reek. Tee i ! \i?l.I ll.iii.rv
the K?*weai Parisian ?Ballroom ?D*
t'ataloi ,i .
vi ix iiiwiiii? s nom ?s.
?National Jewelers' Art School.
rnanvond ?.ttin?. aaaravlas. la*"*i>T rnaaasjj
Ideelcnlna. Sie., taucht; day, ?venina ?e??loa*?
I ?ear tenu?, position? ?ecured; dlanlfled hishlj
| paid prnfeaeinna ? ?talo? lin VlVal 4<'t
TiiK bkm.itz si roo i. OK I \M.I AMA
Mmiison s,nj.i.- (UM Broadway)
Harlem Branch, 313 leerse? aire a#ar ..'ri st
Brooklyn Branch StS-SSe Living?! Si
New < la???e? <on?tanl!.v Kornihif.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
TII?: KKIKN? BYMPHOX? ?III?.
I lirtsllnan Krlen?, ? ? nnii.tor. ? Irehestra if l"
?mateara and itudeata, atea and women, !*?
dorsed bj leading atualelan? *nd mu*BBS
paper* Weeklj rehearsals. Application?*?'
mall oali to Secretary, 'it*. Weet 7"th Street.
?SIGHT SINGING SCHOOL ??*
I William a. I.iivMPi. Imliv Siual private classa*
^_ SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American ami Pereiga Teachers' Agency.?
Supplies l'i ofaeeor?, T?racbrr?, Tutor? Oo?'
? u,??.-.'??. etc., to ? olleaea, ?School? and I'?**"
Mea Apply to Mra. M. J. YoUNU-KULTOS.
?3 I'niin Ba?are

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