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FIS FOU F? SEX
IN SUFFRAGE ?MAB
Women's Political Union Ap?
points Mrs. Olive Schultz
Chauffeur for "Cause."
SOCIETY HER PARTNER
Scout cf "General" Rosalie
Jones Challenges Right of
Men to Monopolize the
Hack Business.
The Worn? i '? Political Union bas Kone
Into tbe tai I wfan as. Mrs. Hsrrtot
Sta: : ?' articles of partner
B fk huit/, a
besas "?no, heelnnlns Tues?
day. Oci .?....? ber fl*rr passcn?er
? ? : . sd will bav? hi ;
t the union bcadojuarters,
No. II Wi St ?-J str.et.
"All thai la necessary to turn a tourins
car Into a taxi IB a meter," Mrs. BcbultB
Mid. "and 1 hought my meter t-i-il.t?,."
?-hare of h? r
profits- and the union will pive her its
goodwill snd a knot of purple. |
?vblti to tie on h? r Wlndsb ?
Wh? ? ? ??? ? ?""?' large i t the
prof.r- Ih? n expected Mn Blatcb as
lured her they would he pcif. ctlj i
ned l :- hut ultimately a I
?*as arrived at which gl\?s Mis s. huit.:
the rr' sp? I of a fair i\ .
Mn - fits was i out f< ? "i I
Resalle Jones on the suffrags pllsrimasea
IS All WsshlnstOI ? I ?he feels
that after forcing her car up the h?ls
around N?wbiirgh ami through the mini
of Maryland she is prepared for anything
?he may med In Mew fork. Mrs. Blatcb
says sh? kaa tried Mra, Schutts tborouch?
ly In thi Ity dreeta snd consider?? her
cne of the most skilful chauffeurs ab? I -
saw.
"There |g no reason why a woman can't
he a perf? ?'?? go?si UuU-cabby," Mra.
Schultz said yesterday. "A woman',.
Dump of (autlon Is larger than a m
ir? 9ht ? b safer driver. Qlven the
ige, and there are phnty "f women
are not lai kins in that, \vo are better?
because safer?drivers.
"I shall be ,?t my nand rain or shine.
and ?ball ba out in the evei Ins to
the theatre crowds. Ol cours??, I'll carry
men a?> well as women. I'll ?harp?? th?
regular fixl fares, but I'll n?ev<
tortlorat. My m?t?r will start with the
?ta?mum.
"When roM weather comes I'm troint:
fur I in the car an I
a fo' ? ' ? if my own Invention, mad?
by cut:.: it a hole In the flo
utill:- ' ' from the exhaust "
Mrs. Schultz has
been rarrying parties to th?- besehet '.ni
on ?reek-end Jaunts When fall weal
put um*' hung ).- ???> J on
her h. i
"! ha\. only a small fist Si
to lool DO children," she said
I 'nought I ahouM go ? raay
? ir ?a ? f something to do. !
a car better than I ?can ?io anything
ar,.l i I. Bel I took I
:iing; rov. I ?lon't know
whal ? ?
or a :
end n no matter
. ? > . e t.,
turn to a man. I shall I
n I've been
immer. We'll divide th?
day between ;s. I am looklns for?
to u ? f ?nteres!
Tnlforn i? Well, w? ? ir Usht
?n't blow ? '
' ?? t be s Bpi ? Isl unlfoi m
: "t that But we'll
Why fehi n i?- ?
Lota of women drh ? their
b*si ??. snd i i radii t thsl s few
y?ars bei s Irli Ins public
STOKES ENDS GIRL'S SUIT
Victim of Auto Accident Ac?
cepts $4.000 Compromise.
W. K. D Btokes the bdel owner and
romtsi 'i tor XA.'.Q
nson, a four!
? ? ? ?
Btsw d the
the plslntlfl to wit -
has ?
? ?i i .it the machine
owned, i 'I'?
ll that
ah through
? suffer"! i
tractor? and I?
with it'?- snd an afl
from h r f (ml) ? phi s.? .an
one of hi ?? ? than the
other a I mentally
dull.
The r-, ? throusk H
fath. r. Benaoi ? iaf ?i-'"1
a order Judb t BIJur Btlp i
illowanoe be n t
more t- .h Mirabeau L
Tow.?', a i l?al?i ft, caked
for or.t total amount
?i
Sanitariums
and
Health Resort
Announcements
An; Published
Regularly in the
N. Y. TRIBUNE
Full information will be
??.ent fr?c on request A<1
rlre^ 320 Tribune Building,
N. V., 'phone 3000 Beekman,
or Uptown Office, 1364
Broadway, between ?36th
an,l 37th streets. ,
MRS. II. S. BLATCH IX
CAR WITH MKS. OLIVE SCHULTZ,
SUFFRAGE "CABBY."
THE FIRST WOMAN'
BROOKLYN, TAKE WAR!\
Mrs. Blatch Asks Mrs. ]
hurst to March in Para
holy piSCC ,,f n, an n
to Brooklyn. Mi
nkhurst. th? English milit?t
. Brot kl;
?parade on Noven I er I, ii is
: d to dlstui ? v. i , ??
tlj In ti a um irai
Mr?*, Frank Cot? I
commttu ?. I ha
would n??i ?? aaked
? ?' Cothri ?-? ivi thai aai u
Tl ? Trll ?
? taken Into l '?'
an ? ft. t
?non.
Mis Blatch asked Mrs ?Pankhors
...??.
? Wickham, t<> march In
? n of thi Brook - -
?
? ?i i ? portera, -,f?.r
? n ?aas sski
Mrs. Cothri n at ? i
Un ;
hurst I tn
i will not pul
Bo It rest) ??? th Mra Pankhui
I or not mill! the B
WOMAN CLAIMS S7.000J
Remained Single at Reques
Rich Aunt, She Says.
IjQS ?? ? !?? ?
husbands of Mn Ar ? D B
:? ; .. r- obat? Court I
ovei ? ?? estate, a ci
Mr-. Arcadte Bandlnl Brennan, ?
the i ntlre i rorx I
man?
. ai y tl^ht t<? it.
Mis. ]'.r- -, ??'i 1
? ? ?1 wa* a ionnal PI ?I
. ' :
an ;?' 'int time aaid -
?aith n ?? ? hile I
a;M take i ? I
i have will I
?ntlnue
live ?? t-aunt Imlnisti
hi r ??'. - ? en refraining from ma
a to the alder worn
?
ACTRESS'S MOTHER SU
Mrs. Cahill Asks $20,000 1
Death of Tessie Hope.
Urs Mancar? t Cahill Is aal Ii I B
.lain:?. ihe Bei t Imi rt ?Com]
f?,r th? ? ? ' ' . iaht? r. Thi ri
twenl ears old, formai ly an acti
know- ?? Hope?
i on trial ? esterday I fon -1 i '
Kelby In the Supreme Court, Long lali
? 'ahlll was i ? n down on Decem
s, 1911, ' y nt. automobile t? ich <iwn?'?i
the i ?? ? a ? omp iny, al ? I reel a
Iway, Manhattan. Aftei
i:-v? It ?Ho :
? :?? i as cured L ? - ? ? ?
stricken with cancer, and ?31?ed s year ;?
In Bo ind Brook, N J. Experts foi I
. thai the cancar vv...^ ?1
to hi 'ad.
. ?,. | r. ? ted th? |ury lo t
! turn ? ?Sail d v? nli? I nlng.
-?J ? -
WIFE OF BROKER SUEL"
?
; Assignee of Ball & Which?
Wants $38,401 from Mrs. Bal
As ,N i.., for th? <-r?dito:? of Charl
: i.,,;is E Whlcher, inerob?
of th- bankrupt ?Stock Bxchanfi
Ball Ac Whlchsr, ?Owen B Abraham hegt
?"?it for tSt\?H In th? Buprems Court ><
u-i'iay ?against ?Mary E. Mail, artf? "f n
senior roamber Abraham maintain!
that this amount i?a-i t'?-?f*n i?a)?l by ti
firm for th? benerSI ??f M:s. Ball and si
fall? ?i t?? rapny it.
'I | a timi. which had Its nfllee at No. 1
: Broadway, failed <>n Novembsr 10. 191
with UabilltJe? laaa thai. $i<?i.?\?i?. Th
following April Whlcher was closst?
with th? ?x^vsrnlng commltts? si the .w?.
Fork Btoch ?Sachan?? at one or the long
?at w ?aIons <>f ths 1 snr.
MRS. CHARLES'S ESTATE
Grocer's Widow Left ^80,30(
Under Appraisal Filed.
An apprataal of Um estate of Bmlli
widow of <;. orge 1: Charlss, o
ths grocarj ??on?-?-i-ii <>f Charles ? Co., wat
fii.'i yoatarday In th? Burrocataa' Court
Mis. ChnrtCS dl? ?I !?'? -??ruary 11 last >?.n
The r.et valu- Of th?- estate was k'lVer
a? issaVSSsV This was divide?! an*?ong tw?
s-,!,?. ? dansrhtsr and .-. alaos Mrs.
Charles ownsd sejultlss In th?- prosj?rty ?.<
. ui.ie?i by the Charlss store, at '.?<i street
?ui'i Madteo? avenu?-, ami in other roa] ?a?
I.il. She SISO li'l'l lailroail honds, i,(a?j
sterna of Charlss & Co., ?mined at MM,?
(?it. US shares Ot the BtngSr M anil fact ur
|n| Company! valued at HMH mi?! no
Bharc-B of Pennsylvania Railroad.
MILITANCY HE? THEME
Mrs. Pankhurst Will Seek to
Justify Her Methods.
FIRST MEETING IN GARDEN
Mayor Kline Will Be Invited to
Speak with English
Suffragette.
Th? ommlttw n chars? ' Mrs Pank?
hurst - ? ? ? t nicht that ah?
would n Odober 18 and
?.?...ill.i apeak In Mai re Oard
tho followlns evenlni
been eclded on for M
eech, but M i J? n Wlrkl
? ? - ild th? ?hi
? ?
0. H f Beln ont la to r ' ?
Introducing Mn Pai khui l I
?rill b? aent I Ifayoi Kline ? :
? ? . ...
Ir?
"When Mra Pankhurd baa Bpoken in
? who
her w 'ii knoa. I ho* ?-. ?rhal I
aituatlon is in i ? . ind erlll n :
f th? neara
? ?.?
? - "
'?'
nd she held Ii
'?'??????
?
:ii th?? headqw ? ??
' la] ;?n<! Polltl? al Union, m Mi
t stated
? ? ie" and
(hat one j ? 11 ? ? - ? torn t-?
? -, ? ??
"Mrs Ken
, ? . ? ? ? ?
w l? kham aal ? "W a.
finan? lal secrel is ..
ind dlreda the tei ?
In tl. -" ? ? ? aal
amall aiil ? not re I a ?2
? f"- aromen set much j
I . !??
"i> ins paid workers, Mn
and Mlaa nothlni lever I
..... . .
were i lei ? I ? I they
were aent? n? ed al th<- London
. i ?ourl f " '? entenc?
ta loi ?? Jail It i ee, thi
\,< H' ?. ?if the . ent to crippl?
irrest th
rs who ;
iri our ofH< ?
"Thsl those worken are not Kuiltv of
the thins for which they are am ted
makes no dlff rence apparently to tha
? ment
? M I Mis K? ir Btart? '1
n huni.'. r Btrtki ? ben the] wen ? 'it to
j;iii m .inn. and !"?? rl) died from the
effect 'I r.i j w? r? I ? rated und? ? I -
t snd i ;. snd 'October ' 'e?
turned to the ofllce for tha tit?-t time
And then Un t were rea* n ted '
Misa Wlckham said an Instance of the
difference between the sovernmenffl
treetment of women and of men w?aa
shown in the exp? rli nee of Qeoi
bury, who reslsned from Parllsmenl be?
thoushl thsl I ody il? all too un?
? | auffrsS' ? snd a ho la 11 indlns
for re-elecUon on ti,. auffi ??? i
"Mr. Lonebury wot orrettoa tot '?con
i pli i' y." " Misa Wlckham acid, "?sad re?
1. a ? 'i from Jell on II? i ase Blm ? i
i,, i u.- i" ?-ii ? i" skins constanUy.
and hua had pod arda made of hin n
.. ti ??? and Bold them foi uffi asa Hi h ? -
BOY? r bei n r?-arr.?M?-?l.
"Women who break their llcensea an
rearrceted consUuiUy i hops Mr Lons
bury wUI t?n tha Btory <?f this when be
ledurea In thla country In December."
BROKAW M?sfP?V FEE
Judge Against Divorce Hear?
ings Before Referee.
Justice K?Hy. in the s ipreme ?'?.urt.
Brooklyn, i sfueid yederde) to Interfera
with Iks fes of ?ut allowed ss-Judg*
Wsdhama tor servie es as refi roa la ths
actnm for dlVOTCS hruich! by Mr- Miry
Blslr Brok?ai sgalnsl William Gould Bro?
kaw Tke Judsa also sraated a mdl m
in amend the Interlocutory decree of di?
vor?a by pfoddlns thai application may
be mad?' to elter lha allowaaee of HI BO
a y??.ir aliiin'tiy BPOO OOtlOa il th?- fscta
warrant it.
.luMti''- K ? 11 v said lha fee <>f ths r??f
,[,.,. .s..in?'i to h? out of ail proportion
to a reesonable eharss f..r Bsnrlosa in a
| .suit lor sbsoluta divorce, but thai the
whole Bltoetloo bad besa bnntsbl abool
I by ths d?fendent
"There was DO nOCSSBtty for S r?-?errn'*-?
in this ease." Bald ths court, "sees that
defendant wanted it and consepted Is It.
Divorce suits, no matter kow prominent
i ihn ttUsents may be In the dally sews
coluasaa shoold be tri??i in open court."
I Justice Killv said that had the cas?'
con?.?* befece tha coud it would have been
tried in lii-lf a ?-?'>'?
'
TO IGNORE MRS. PANKHURST
Pennsylvania Suffragists Will
Give Her No Greeting.
?Pittsburgh, Oct I No n l on of
any sort, i ? M ?
1' inkl.m -t from P? '
? ? ? intry.
At t .?? Equal I'ran
chlse i ? ?;? ? to-day, Mrs. F. M
1 ?
... that M
Pans H l been invited to tru
1 t'r.it'-ii Btati by the suffragists not
a ? ; ta ?
??
Mi Pankhura! "wl find on] ? III I t op?
?
of the a ty In?
? r*iish
rer to pre?
. ?
Thh ? ? -.- put out 1
?
th'-n elves I th 1
Peni ?? I ? in
of 1 mill?
doors of the I
?
??? . ? conven?
? ? this
' ?? that Mi '?
?
' n v I ?
... .
?
JACOBS IN MARRIAGE MAZE
Man Who Had Five Wives Can't
Remember Details.
;. . ? Detail
II ? ?
? .
? "? ? ? . h?"
when i for del
hi..?.. t at l of 1
I of J H '
I ?Il n i ? - ?
f I
Th< ? - t 1 ??' Mrs '?'
i ...
to Mrs. Cora i
. ? Kai - ? ? '?? s ? ? i? he i
i man Ii ?! hi Undei Ksi '? i
\ hlMttng : within
j ? ?? ? ?'. .1 both
these i
nths aftei
y. rli N! ?h? r Jacobs
In Fort s ott, ?Kan. snd, th? n tato, tha?
?::lst.
Th? state sought to prov? that t1 ? ?J|.
. ??. ? i th?
n n rlaga In Foi - tt ? I elf ill? sal,
? ? ? ? ? month bt
.1,,. oh was 6 ron ed by a pi ? ? ding wlf?.
Mi Katli i "? i ? Maj ter J
oro, \ik . who was blind
it v..i? at thla point that ' ?
?r threw nt? hit hands snd asserted tnal
II ?a/as Impo albli for him t?? remember
.,ii thi i?'i tape" surroundlni ins mar?!
rlagcs
JFATHER AND GIRL IN JAIL
-
Both Held on Charge of Passing
Worthless Checks.
Los ?ngelea, o? t l Dr. Bruce Kim
mis, father of Prlacllla Klmmia, thirteen
.-.. m old, who was arrested yesterday
a hile trv Ini t?. pass s anorthleaa ? h? ? k for
i i :.o, is in j.ui t?. .lav. charged win? a
?-imii.it offi n ? ii?- ?irns arrested while
calling ??n hi? daughter and held on ?
Ii arrant rhargtng him with had ch.? k op.
eratlona la Los ingelsa and Ban i
two -? ?ais ago.
Th?- girl, who ?stoutly ?maintained thai
her f.,t!.. i had nothing t?> do with h?-r
affair, la held by the juvenil., court pend?
ing the o'it?-i?m?- of efforts, to tin?! h?-r
mother. The tul toht ehe had been
cashing checks for Mrs ifJnnnla, who has
been living spart ttani Dr. ?Xlnrmle f?st
Si v ft
Dr. Kirnmls said that while he had been
it frequent ?rommunlcallon with his ?rtf?
bs did not know- where sh? lived
NEW OHIO BISHOP COADJUTOR.
CtSVI laii'l. Ott I At ? convention of
rectors and lay delegates of th?- I'n.t.s.
lanl ^lacopal ?Church m Dhlo to?day Um
i Right I'?IV. ?'rank du Moulin, ?I. an >?f
! Trinity ? 'atiie.irai. was alactsd nishoi? Co?
adiutor "f OhM, HS Im therehv mads as
ststanl t?? Blahop wiiUm a. Leonard, of I
Cleveland.
LIVING THE SUFFRAGE LIFE.
Liabilities?! Four month?).$476
Only one matine?.
No jewelry.
Plain linen dresses.
Meals .it delicatessen store.
Weapons ? Ammonia and a
hatchet.
As?et8?Talk suffrage all the time.
WOULD IWVE SCHOOLS
WE PRENATAL 1
Miss Mabel Parker Says
Would Be Great Aid to
Tenement Mothers.
COST WOULD BE NOTHIN
Kitchens and Dietitians Now o
Hand, and Price of Meal,
5 Cents, Would Pay
for It, She Asserts.
a mov? m m i- un foot to bevi Mil
MsbeJ farkei i prenatal restsurant woi
Incoi |..,r.,t..,i In th.? i ub le BCbOol lunch.??
ayetem. Women abo il to b< corns motnei
""ii,i then so t j the public achoola si
f?.r He? cents recdv? ?. nourlsoli
meal, Instead of Ivlng on i n id and Ik
aa they do In thdr own ho m
The bcI.is glva luncheons to tha < hi
dren for 01.r two cents, but f"r womei
Miaa Psrker thinks, tha menu ahould I
nui.I.- richer In prot-Sda, which woul
bi i .- up the cool to ' .
lUlnsd her achetas >??
at the first fall meeUns
[?rsislaUvs Leasua at ti.e Waidorf-Ai
toi i
' The pul Ile s hooll have all the altci
en equlpmenl Decessary," bha asid, 'ai
i\ c the akllful ?i eUttai i
Intend the wi ik. it could ba
i racU? all) r.o expen ie, becau
coal "i thi food Itself would be
by th- (Ive-cenl chars? We hay.- k?.-i
one prenatal restsurant runnins tl
n" t. b it, "f ' ourae, that la very ?nut
and poorl) . quipped. Ws nei d manj ; ?
restauranta all over tha dty. Whj.in
m '??? one . a hi n the public ila ar?
pi? psred for the work?
? u ? have taken the subject up with th
? 'i Lum be? n ? otnmltt? ? i i
the members are rerj favorabl} Incl?n?*?
bul no "!iiciel action a ?'] be tak? n I?
three or four weeks y< I Meai I
.' itlon la bdns onT? i tad by whli
we - i n 'i m funda for the ere?
hum?-? in the country, wh? ?? women ca
i--'? for a few ?l.?
csrea before their bsbtss sra born
? '?'? a have Ii .in,??d from our work h th
Board of Hi dth milk atatlo
? atloi Is not i sough, 'i '?? | > ?| ??? >' Ui
:s Bimply cannol altor
i.i food, aven if they have learned lioi
di i this it is. Thsl is why ths city i
willlns to aell them in.lk at ?"at and v !.
mothers mud be provided with sood fo ?.
i" Msrj Hslton offered a rssolutloi
ar-king th?-? Board of Health to
baby ?. rear, to taks thi
of the baby ahowa !?'.d under privat
: . ;-!iiis. it srss indorsed b:
iCU'?.
Not! a? much to sav
,^ those ihres llttv
Women all over the eltj
to I milk .-??-?? '
babies
Witt I :.'. ? s-1 ., ,
ws dodora s i. i
? ?? baby ju*t as If it wi
. ont? at.
Q ;??:. we WOUld
'Your bab) Is s >?.?r uid and ba n t in;
teeth He can't set a | aaama
? i ti k
you to V"u t? k.- betti r cue at I
.....
my bal mother did al
?
?? ??.', ell, thai b'I do.' ? i ana i r
? ? ? . pel
d "ii Fifth
t want ?? ?>ur baby to be any i ?m
n n old man. You'i ? i ? ouli
let i od < noush bablea In the i
ou can Ket , . m the i ? *
.-. .i
. Oullford d ? - I thi
? the "suffrass life, ' ai
ahe lived ?t at At .?.'."?? City, ? I ?
ii.i.t ? mmei
u ell. It i ' ? ? ????. ' Bhe . aid I
? '?? had oi
it i.? d all Bumtni r Ions? and ?
Ever Bin? ?? I waa ;? auffra?
, t ? have h? ? n mari bins In pai
addrei pea foi aom? !"
? nn i had a chance to sei r
. ? If.
it was the happleat ? immer of my !"?
b .' M mlshl not appsal to m inj ; w? ni
to onl) one m (Um a in four moni
left m? UtUe abaci ? pt to i?a?
rada up and doe n tha Boardwalk
.?. ith votei '"i com? n Base ? '
wear a pi.t Jewelry dl lummer, be?
cause i wss afraid of bdns robbed I
Btayi 'l alone all nlshl rlsl I the.n the
Bosrdwslk M) only we ipon wss s bot
i . ol ammonia and a hatctu t! I ua d to
think I could >i" BOini thins thai wo Id
count with th? m However, before lha
ummi r wsi ovi r 1 losl my feai. and
u . ii up the ammonia to i lean the ?? In?
dowa
"i haven't a nerve left now. The pa si
era dldn'i come to my apartmenl fer
ti.r?. 'i i) ?. tha wall paperei - Ii ft n ?
room hall papered for ten days; bul I
didn't caw
?nil, *?..?;. maybe they'll come to-mor?
row," Bald i. "Nothlns bothers me any
more, i don'i know bow Ions thai arlll
lei :. though, now that i hay?- 11 Bumsd the
usa ' i .. lad)
??-B
MUTILATED A LIDRARY BOOK
Aged Man Admits Guilt?"Starv?
ing, " Message on Leaf.
William M .ii ? i n. BtSty-tWO years old.
pleaded snllty before Judsa Mulqi.a la
Qsnsral Beedons yesterday t.. mutllatlns
i? public Library book- Ths offence wss
committed In the public library at With
avenas end ttd atreet, on Beptember It?
Media Bald he had anritten en th?* Byleafl
which ba tor.? ?"ii. "Will you please help
in?-.' I am atanrlns."
"it vsiiH true, too." he yaid, "I sto?
atarvlns ni"' deeperate.M
He uu.s romand ad t?i the Tosnbe and hie
caea win be lavsatlsete?.
Daily Bill of Fare.
SATURDAY.
BREAKFABT.-Oransee, Mod Bunewn
with bacon crisps, ?-??ft?-??.
LUNCHEON.?Steered clams on toast.
cream ia?.cr ?ake. p?ame, tea,
DINNER Road pork with rnrsd po?
tatOOB hiked around It. creamed onions.
Sppla Balad, coffee Jelly, coffee.
BTEWBD ?'l.A.MS- Have ready freshly
Opened danm For every twenty-five melt
a hsaptns tablsspoooful of butter with an
even on?' ?if Hour. Add a pint of mill?
und let UM cream sauc?; boil. Tlun Mir
ti,.- dams Into U and add any clam Juice
that may li.ive been purchased with them,
Let tha ?lams i??iii up naoe ami thea puah
the k'-tth containing them to tlM back
?I the BtOVa Dleh them Immediately on
?diets of nice toast.
"IF BEAUTIFUL, GO BAREFOOT"
Advice Given by Baroness Yele de Guestre Is Not Based on
Health Grounds, but on Belief That Sandalled
Feet Are Lovely to Look Upon.
(T)c G ?JA???.
BARONESS YELE DE GUESTRE.
(of th? sandal, shielding the heel, was'
i decorated with a cameo. During" the
summer sandals were worn with bare feet |
at the races at Auteull, and although
they were not generally adopteil at th? ?
resort? ?lurlnc th? ?ummer. UlOSs' who
follow the whims of fa?hlon say It ts
no reason why they may not be in the
f iture, and they point to the present
Isrlty "f the Hit skirts, which were
booted off th? Street? two years ui*ii,
when they made their first tentative ap?
peal trice.
Others point to the growing- vogue for
-: ig? ?and at
privats ent?rta!nm? n1 u ' that
".??n 1 ?? ill t SVI Bdoptl d 81
dancing as a fsd they ntajr adopt also
tii- dreaa- or. rather, undress of it.
"?Go about In hare feet because It Is
beautiful' la the latest Mil t.. the w.irld
? ?? ? ?to Indulge in fad?. Health
? . ? ? bei m pi ?? ? f.:- ? the I
of letl . one's toes breaths, lo. these
many ? .? ? ? - And !?? i Itlful W (I
have bei n ? aradli | re? t In the early
ill summer- ost-n
Sl'tilv as a health me? '? .' Il vas !??
aroness fat? d? ? lui stre
t?> adviae an pretty women nol to bids
feet in sho<? if their feet w? re
!?? i Itlful.
t the example heis.lf by nppear
Ing at thi i ?w Theatn
In a Greek coal rlth feet i
t? ?-t? ?I ? ited with
? _,...i and at ths
With a g?)!?l ClSSD, T! a ?'a k part
TO BE IMMACULATELY GARBED.
Th? "Immaculately gowned" heroin? a
a tho'isanii snd one novels, who
of snvy thro Igh millions o? woaei
- ?nre. 1
? ? ... difficult to ? s. To sp
?
? ither than an -.
"Tha Booton ? looking ?Sch
In ? '.nt number, mail" thi
ears of th?
wardn
"When a gamut-.' is removed It
he hung ??n a hang? r and ,
, a Ith an
i
ill part
- ?a n si ild rem iiu in the fi
' ?? - ....rs lisa]
? .n- ful .. ? - - ..v la th ?
? i ii closets i lach
? ist bs hung a ith a twol
'?I! - '. so it will ! ?
thai it will retain Iti I shai e.
hung by 1 pa
ars supplied by the factory or ?Irosa
maker, hut on I that will
i oi draw t.
terial it oi pe
"Walsi ng on heavily
gen a i - -, Keg
? from the celling In bags, If n"?'d
? keep !? ?? fl i ?i-.'i dust free
Whi '?? ver si ? ? not to bs
?
illy examlm i before putting it
away, if II need? I ooks. button i
stringy whi n hung "n hani
?should I??- packed away in boxea, if they
? t worn SI
Icatelj ? " ored dn isea atv^uld bs
i.,. k. ,i ?w?v in hin.- tlaau? oaner or ? ?.
I In b!ue bags. The cnse wll prol t
i the garment from ?1
? fa?l:ng. Coats, etv , should be hung i a
Padded hangers and
oc .-?. ( nrtaln.
"A ??Kale set sv rasa one end of ?
St hi?>h enough to lift ths ? .
? a foot from the flo'U-, ?rill a . >
date all one's elothing provided II . ?? on
hangers
?For ????ton waists, ?h'.rt waist boxas
:? alrable?I might pen?
is ?hould bs stuff. ?J w .th
paper ti
should I,- car. fully brushed and kept in
j aper bags or bat box? g
Colored gtovss shou'.d h? airtd, men?l
e?i ami ?trei ? ? d Into ihai a "t.J placed
b tween f"l?is ft:- White
I thsn f*av <ed
, away In blue paper.
"Veils should be stretched Into ?hap?
and plac? d on a roller.
"Baits should b? wound on spools or
ki-pt In a box, which is at lagst 1?'? tncl.ea
li ng.
'?Shoes and a'.ippera must be traed,
brushed and put into cn=es, and r.ot,
thrown Into ? corner in the ?lark c.:o?.?,t|
?r under the bad, In abort, never p'ar?
anything on the floor In a closet. Sus
f.w stitchi - '? .Vashtble
(owns and skirts should be tXOmlao?, to
? ? ting, Ths i.fst
::->? ?nils 1? M followa! If the garment,
is clean, ?pack it away; if it needs prt ?
Ing, press tt; if thsrs la any fiuaastkna]
about ti a i Irannsss. send It to the '.aun-j
; drj . a slightly aotlsd ?garas nt looks much,
| more ?soiled after having been packed'
(OS a time Sto.'kir.gs must never,
'
HEALTH
UNDERWEAR
TBACfKARK
8"?,
FOR MEN
has riven the utmost satisfaction for over hall a rr-n?ury.
Everf garment is shaped to the figure snd rel lins its original
shape an?! ?size permam ntly. GUARANTEED NOT TO SHRINK.
Hua famous TWO-PIECE FLAT KNIT UNDERWEAR is
more economical than the one-piece kind. Costs 60*51 lesi tl in
imported g tods of same quality.
Highest Krade materials and splendid workmanship assart
the long teme-e for which GLASTENBURY is famous
A protection against sudden chills, cold?, pneumonia an?I
rheumatism.
\o dye stuff used i" OUf natural grays.
Made in fifteen ^ra?lc?: Light, Medium and Heavy Weighty
of fine Wool and Worsti d.
Ask. your dealer t" ihow you some of the following BUlubefS'
?008 Natural Gray Wool Wlator Watcbt ??touhi?? thread) ?-? si.75
Wi? make ? Bpcelal Feature of ADJUSTABLE DRAWBB BANDS
i- B Natural Or?) Won) i, licht weicht.at
A Natura Oraj Australian Lamb'a Wool, licht walsbt.*t
:\ W Natural Orsy Worsted, mediata ?relchl.at
i; ii Natural Orsy Wonted, madlan ?.????licht.at
A il Natural Qray Australian Latsb'B Wool, winter araishl .at
l-ur otlo bj h -?.?ilr?_c '!?' ?l.-r-.. Writ?? for ?mr booklet and mniple ?'Uttlr
iiity ai
I. so
1.11
I.Ml
MS
?to)
by leading ? '.> 11er?. Writ? (or
iiuri fur th. .i -?.us-. Dapl -'
Glastonbury Knitting Co., Glastonburv, Conn.
ROBERT REIS & COMPANY, Wholesale Distributer*.
Broadway and 19th St., New York City.
?SSf^SSkaWi!
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iAHO RHEUMATISM.
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