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sa?s mie OF BASE
ORT Bf GOQD TEACHER
Abraham Stern, of Education
Board, Defends Dismissal
Mrs. Peixotto.
FINLEY MAY BE ARBITER
Counsel for Bronx Instructor
Insists School Heads Have
No Moral Right to Dictate
philosophy of Life.
Th?*r? -it till?
thru its- a r?.l.l hloode-i prOfMMltion. A
-T-rth?r of .1 child I?** th*!, ,t ymuT .-.1(1
ca:i't b* a good teach? r, ? wl 0
o?rt her sre accountable to the public
? ?
tt the 1 ' rs
mgtint t. ?
.-? hool u In
The F
fkajAt R. O'l ' adwa; .
of counsel tor .'?' tto, sni?1 an j?p
pllratir?*-. ?treukl b? " ? - ?
?oart le I ctlon of th? I
of idoealion rescinded on the ground 01
BJegsht*) ?
tr? ?ot silo-? : th? appeal
to th? high? ? ourta or t<
'
K.nle-.. formel presid?
ef the Citj of Ne** York, ? - 1 on as
MSM thn r ? ' ?
??in the last analysis 1
catSsi la s .'? ? Immor*
Mrs. '
and at ti?e asm? time denle? t
rich! Of 1 ??
??Marled *? tx?srd of ?
My m^ra! t?te I
of Ufa to its
pat?*!' i?t
"Ther?
H] or soother country In l ? that
. I ?? ? er from motherh?
Th- ?st* on Mi*!
?
mother?; ?at
note that ' I only three
?aSCSSI of th? '- ??.' : ?'
? ;. whiih '.. ? -
board v> a
but ? et to
Mr. .<r- ?
Educa*:*-*
Illinois m
sj-g*fore th? proMera of mst? i I
not ebta?i sr
ar?1 I.hr.ci- The ? estioi icttl?
??here h> rsfussl to ret
who b?womi
?Ft, ?
women a*
to hire therr. but
.
1 don't beliave II It ?poaalblc to pre
by la?
*
? th? -..'?'
tsschei - ? h
lily in
?uch Si
and ????? n tub?
rSSIM
irhlch M 1 la not
?- 1
M
fort'in-.-- na] author!? ?
that and the Chicago educational anthoti
oee didn't take the aame view ai->..u
' It the New forl
? f??r if thev ha?
, ?*-? srorld wo ildn I ha? ?? had tli? Ifon
I tsssori m? thod, i
has? had it? admirable -rapeTintenilen! o
s" I?..ois. Ml*. Fila FlatTir Youn**.
ahort-aight?
ro?*/?mlnded policy thai would deprive th?
?rorld ..f th? services in the educations
? ? Mm* M r a Mn I
':
"Tel \\ ho knos
embryo Mm? M ?nt? aorta 01 Mra ,, ? ing
New
i ;.' ej "f objecting to mai
md motherh<x>d In Ita teacher*?
"Th.- dlarrrlasal of M a Bridge! M F
- otto from h?r posil er be?
born? a child wo ''?I t ?
? lot ?O > OUI
ssn und ? hase not
??i thai her **frlciency la questioned
? rime la m? thei ? well
i ? ?
Iren, as ?lie who haa children ol
thai i smm m loi er A hi ?? h ? m
? ? ? if th.
? . t. <i horre nn.l children ??
mottvei ?.' ho tea? : ea Aren < thei ??
? Ireda of w ? ikinc
s, -.vine In
.-??i! Lai? a factory
I feel r* th? ire wlvi an i mother?
, It What ?bout their chll
PRIEST THEIR ACCUSER
Father Curry Cbnrges Editors
with Criminal Liebl.
?>ctor of 8t
ctre?' ? trate &
i ?n the Ton ? a? s
? r. \i. i ?
lor ol The Truth
Sr. k<
'
???. .....
? .- sea ?
It
; ?Ul
ng to Fathei ? 'urrj, of the
ng bj him to ? morning n< w?i ? ?
of a communi at ? ? published
or? r 1
?
Th? heard raed to Tu?
morn i i
"What fath?
th* 1 | if ? h;.-h
11 parish. Il
ibliahing tl
m.
II f"! ,l!l
MAY SURRENDER OWN PLUMES
? A ii- ?.: ? Burv?
the Port of N
"
plum? ?und ' ? tie? ?
*
Ici? -, snd ?
'
BOY FINDS BOMB; IN HOSPITAL.
Hei ' N"
-: \, ? . ? ? ? ? ' '?' ?
'
?
Ital
? ? ? ? xpt?ston Sttl
number of men. who foui un
nu? Th. waa oval ?h ?
gl . ; .
' a?
HEALTH
UNDERWEAR
&Ubm
FOR MEN
nshru
kat>
rior workmanship ???"
thr h -. . iteria
BURY lai TWO
M - ? ? entti
and GUARANTEED
ibl
?
G1 \?TV
PIECE FLAT KNIT UNDERWEAR
i \ ery L'
. . , ? ?
NOT TO SHRINK.
shaped i i
trade-in - they guarantee longest wear ai
ibsol
GLASTEN*BURY afford? protection a
rh<
rainst sudden chill-?,
ita ;tnd rheumatism.
- than imported goods ot ?am* quality.
m our natural ("rays.
Light, Medium and Heavj Weights,
of fine Wi ?' ! and VVoi
: th?* fi Mowing numbers:
at 11.11
*i miki .DJI -T I.BLB DH ' W EH BAND
C B *-.;. Worsted light weight... ?t IJM
A Satui t?t I.V.
. ?t IM
1/flKl ? .:it i Mo
? H ut tJSt
f. ....
T***? 11. t \ ?? pi '.'
Glastonbury Knitting Co., Glastonbury, Conn.
ROBERT REIS ?Se COMPANY, Wholeiale Diatributer?,
Broadway and 19th St., New York City.
^? v 'f* s*uar ?
S?? li?*,-*. PI?1?!
ANO mUHA?ISM'.
A Woman s Forum
WILL START A NEW DEPARTMENT
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
in which women will have the opportunity of
discussing all problems?civic, social, domestic
?of interest to the modern woman.
The department will include news of wom?
en's clubs, discussions of political, social and
civic progress and will furnish instruction to
women voters and would-be voters.
? H-GA NETHERSOLE.
IF MRS. PANKHURST GOT HER GUN
Militants Could Defeat the Whole British Army, if
Necessary, Says Miss Olga
Nethersole.
feat I ? ? ' '
nt tad
... ? ? . ? ,
....
they ?
if il ? ? ? ??
and the
for a real
war. Ol
. ?
? i
; y Co, tn til ' ? ?
of Tommle Atkit,?? ?
"*1 . ? ? : aa!d Ml
?ol?, "I a ? militant n
m pa i with thi
Pankhural
.
'
?he ?aid. "I bellevi II I ? ? , ? I
?
Certaii L ?
.
?_?? ? i hop* t" It
ifortn at t ? ? Cam a >' ?
meeting.
"You kii"??. | i?? ila tjra i.e*n a femii*
.. 1 have St?? "I
for --.-.?? Mn.-f th. dan
pla Ing s ippho
"ii the gi nula?
ii to the pul
? .? t? r?t
-, i freedom ol
I
? ran.i l ha re i I
? ? ? ? ? ?
.....
..
\. ? ? ma
la treat It IB
. Melll ' ? ?? .. . ? St
?
ne right, however, I.x
i .- . ualeea we ran ahow
preeentltN it la
, -... . muai pre?
? | it
. t
? III ' a n In
: The Hai
rritli lealt wltli
? ?.? . aftei
? .iiiinitt.a
' ?'? ? l '
? .
... -, boon -?
? " t
FOR SUCCESS IN BAKING
Attention to ?Temperature of
Oven Important?Differ?
ent Heats for Differ?
ent Bakings.
. . ramsmbar the ?trugglss of poat |
pepper with h?r d? ?pit ok si
.
* ? ? ? ? ? .;o" I
,!,,: all good ? ?oki kno* bet I
thrtt If the oven Is not I I is to
ten,] . . ? ? ' ' 'I '?th? r gOOdlS* ??? HI
h? - po
Portunat*!: In thli da and a?*e when
nd elactri? ? n which th? t? n
perature mat be i- ?uleted ?t ?rill, aie s
I . : ? .-? ? .. prol ? m m su?
n baking : onl? ?? matt? r 01
attention
The ?Imple?! method o( lasting an
Without ?? the! mom? K-r la the old?fa*l
Of put! ' of '.vlii'?
papei t ? ?- .?saving H
there foi tiro mlnutea if the papei
com?*** "ui still ?rhlti o\ ,.-?;? sllghtl?
browned ??t the edge* th? o\e,? ;.- cool, if
the pao? r i ..!i?<: "<?t a *f00d ??? I !?: '-' ? '
but '?'?: h imt 't *H. th?- ?... :i I!, i.I
,.,-,,., k n,.. ?papei comes out brown all
ove: . . ? '.cd at the edgea ti ?? ..?.
is hot. II the ;.ai'<: lu - nil I" ?lii'le.
th?- oven li r< i > hoi
Tot ?mi alwnys COOl SS even that ' ' ...
h?-?! by ?putting a baking d!*li full ??f cold
WOMEN TO GIVE FUSION AID
Will Provide Speakers ancP
Raise Funds for Tickst.
The ProgrosaiV* ?.?n-nn of th? ' ir>- will ?
hold ;i meetlns sl --tat.- headquarter*. Se j
g Washington Bfjuar? west this sft?
nn.'ii at US o'clock, to organist for active
work i" ih? i??'?' municipal rompalgn
While ih?- rneetlni ?*lll be held under thej
au?ple?* of th?" ?Prcgrossiv? women, a
number of th. :?.? :. ?? ol ?whom have bsen
Irstrumental m hrim-ms ?bout the meat
im,. ..ii women Interested m the auec?
<.f the fiis.<.n tick?! ?'i'' invited t" att? nd
One ol th?- principal ways in which the
W( | M n , |... t to assis! mat? rial]] Ii In
gne riiislntr "f fund.? W'h.th.r thin will b*
??jrough a finance committee or other
.,- organisation ? 111 b* d*< ld*d at
meeting to-day
it is expected that srrangementa win b?
n ,..i,. i., ,,)?; m ?aCtlv? i srapolgn work b:
lilng ? '-"-"i1?- n'a M- sk< bun
f, ;,"M.I? sl'..il..l- fo* hoth Indonr and
outdoor in ?? ting*
GIRL SORRY SHE TRIED TO DIE.
He?..entine Ott ha'inc rrwallOW??d l.irhlo
nd- of m? i-1.1"- thMeta, BlanclM K.it/..
fift.? i, years old, et Ko NI K.<*t 1.17th
st!,.: y,stei(lav hiitri.d |0 th.- I.In??.In
Hospital Wspensary, ?her? sne re?-?i\e,i
ti.alnient whl. h probabl) will *tH\e her j
life. The Kill WS* dt st'"tident heran.--? th*
wen discharged from bar pi?? ?? m a ?hin
factor)
a v<*> ,. ? . t i^-i tt.iK rama n ' m b min
? ? ? take II out, .m?i i*h\
the ates
tl ? heating of th? ? ..t.- ?i.11 dril d ewe:
- mill | i-|.lmgn iiri
other th.n--?. that r*?--? tl to stai.d ;n i ?-?' n
| tima -?? ii.it th<- h.ir
graini
t B 1 ? . o? ' n !'.i it- li ' ?kr- un
"thir - - thai Imve to he hak?.
alowlj Bat ma) \? m k rigb
' them *?*? i '? the outaMea rem .ti
.?-"f! It I? B K""<1 I !??ri to ll?t I? rich '.?k
int.-? a hoi ?.-..M f>.i ? f?*?.? minutes ihm
. irihkr it rlae, ami then to low?
ih- h?.??t t.. in ..t. r.ir**- afterward. Mea
jind ft ..* | . ... I - treated m t||i
rain* Wi I il a Btroni heat to !?rln;
up the paatrj and then moderate hrat t?
. ooh tii" ? ontenta ol '???? pi'?
i..?;.<* abort mea, muflir.i, t,?r?
lets and puff pantry in a h'?t aven Re
member thai whei roe .?'? u.-'n* ,? h??
i ? ? ou mus? irat? h it all the lime an?
i. -.. thai 'i.? larta or mufflm
do nol fat hum? 'i
If ?our (O04lei a:?* burning Oil the tf>|.
f??\er th? ni ???.t With .? '1'iut.l" fh'?t ..I
praaaed paper if the) are burning un
ik-inr.it h r t .m?] th?. tin that hold.? then
nn ,? baking dlab r^i.-?? <1 up on a brick, p
that th.? tin ma) hoi tout ii th'- h"t Booi
ut th? .... i.
\ ... i,..? .,\. n in p..? niu?*h uaed ex
. r |.t f.,r v?-r\ i i I pa tl I Bud BaV? -
?a hi? in have been already ???ok*-.
;.nd only need hi"?? nlnR.
Daily Bill of Fare.
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST Baked hpi'I*?. with
cream, ? ountn aauaa?ffe, bomin) inn
? akefl ' ..ff?-?
i.r.v. hK<i.s Patti?.? ot oyatera and
muahroomi aritb cream aauee, tomat.? ?-ai
ad bum . U a.
DINNER Wrloln ataak, triad oniine,
....... j.,,t it-, . an"- ?i corn, trapefi uii
J?ill) , ? titfee.
._???
?DON'T KISS ME BABY' SAFE
Reaches San Francisco, Having
Travelled Alone from Vienna.
San i-tiiii'i* " Oel I MarBuertta Itett*
chen, ased four fonro, kRojt n at Its
?inn t klafl m' babjf." lia-* arrived here
.- and happy. stier traeelHm all the
i, , n Vienna, Auatrla, ni?ui? Hub*
Bins a big ledly bear, Bha climbed down
f>?.m thr train r.*eeterdaj and ran t-> her
mother Tin- child bora the flaOmrfmfl no?
tice, pnnf d nn oUtloxk seerot on th.*
front of bei
"Plaaaa, d??ar fan?? diraet me kimiiy to
t.. m> mamma. All m?
l-.il.i-? are in niv pochote If >'"U need t?.
?look at th??m I thank ?verxbodv ever ao
mu? h But plaaaa doa't m*--* me."
Beer) ?.n<- BtM RMt, ?he told her mother,
"??*.' mighty i???'d to me."
55 DRESSES IIMJTROUSSEAU [
Duchess of Fife Will Also Have
Thirty-eight Hats.
IB] < "?hi*. m Thr 'I rihun?* 1
London, Oet !? Th?* bachean nl
Fifo's wadding trouaaaau includes,
*TV??nty-f?v-. evening gown?, thirty day
dreeoee, thirty-pitrht huts ami BO?M
magnificent tur ?oatg and oj^ra cloaks.
The BMUrtaga take?-, place at thp
C'hati**l Ko>al. .St. James's, on \V?*dn**a
i'hj- n<?xt.
MRS. ^EFTTFLY?N HERE
WITH HER PARIS FINERY
Wife of Yale Football Player
Pays $1,700 in Duty
to Customs Men.
Mrs Maur ?? (-,. rnr-tt l-'l? nn. aifa of
"Lofty" Piynn, the rale football player, j
arrived here yeeterdaj from Bremen by
the North German Lloyd linar Kalaer
Wilhelm der r;i..?.s^ accompanied bj
?later, Ml i Qraca Lear] a ,.| nr. abund?
ance of i'!?- i ft v. n? and fin? ry.
Mra. riynn, nrho w.i^ known on tna
??ta?-., m Misa Irene Lear) i.nd a ion-;
baggage eaamination ?n'i m ieh talk with
the cuatoma ofltelala regarding th?* Im
portcd dnory m her rr nki When lha
? i ? ination ?n ovei aha paid R.TIB duty
and left thi plei with all bei ! acn-??'?.
Th?* Flynna teere married I ?? Alderman i
m.'..?.n on Januar) I n few daya after
their Brsl meetlna al a Bkatlna rlnb In
?hi? city, v week later i rellgioui eere
mnnv waa perfoi n ? I
in .ini? Mr? nnm obtained .-? prelimi?
nary deer?.t dtvorci the auil hat
been bnvu-rti eeveeal mon?! m previou n
? beton Edwai d i i Teca, n ret
oreo
Th?- dutiable goods brought In y? t. r i ty
In Mr?- \'\\ -.:. ..rr ?aid t. h i? . ha ! I ' I
??un purchase pri?e "f aboui Ji i
?. i ?i
WANT WHITMAN GOVERNOR
West End Republican Women's
Club Plans for Future.
The tV< -? End ! W omen's
<"iuh nominated Diatrtcl Attorney, whit
man foi I lot ? i not oi Ken forl .? lu
meethiB al the Hotel latoi yeaterday. it
the ? i'ii< tina ,,f the *?? i -
-on. and -p- '?? be* were mad? Miss
Mar) Wood the new!; elected prealdent.
Mis.? ii. I? Boewell, who
found? ?! ''??? ' i ?'- right* i n
Mis- Borra all Bald the K? p ibl
en ???-.ni.i do all In li.'-n powei to help
the Woman's Fusion Commltte? foi |ood
- ?rnmrm In th? municipal -in-.pai.-ii
thin fall bul ah? aapreaaed aome regret
thai the) couldn't i ?? workina f"' Chart? *
Whitman f?n Mayor.
Howevei ah? .? Ided, ' there's ?
rrnor to be eleet? ? ? ? ?
cent t.> n?*"i a nee bind of Oovernor in
tin- ataU \'i't we women thmk there j
than Whitman,
an.i do ta aei J him t?> A'.b iny
arill
Mi?.?. w>..>,? thought women could -
k -i ? .
hie?
i kn.?.*. ?? woman ' ihe ? ild - 10 a ia
? itrong ftT ihll? an Her h ?
. , ? ra l . -. - - i
Boss Hoe do ? eu thlnl I
?. Bet,
cvfr? .-n- ol them!"
- ? a ?
AUTO KILLS BRIDE-TO-BE
\ Covington Girl Dead and Five
Persons Hurt in Ohio.
? ? i ..,(, I i t .' Mia Bi --?' ? ;- ?
In ' ovington, K>.,
mini .? and
men w? rty I
th? hie touring lutoi thej
wow riding gol be) >nd th? ontrol ' l
. - and " ? rturned la ti-.?. Indian Hill
i- ad, neai Madlaont
I The mi ired ai I
i ,. ? ? ? ol th? freight l he
Ipartaient ot the Western Maryland liatl
road? i ?? ?; k. Laffoon leeretary-treesur?
South ' '"? Ingtoi I ' 'incinnatl Bl
Rallwa) i ? R D Mea bai
i ir?. innatl Miss I in ly '?*?.lall, of i 'et
1 ri? t. >n .? r? I Mi?? Untiere Oooeh, ?Inui?hter
..f th?? late Representative <;..?* >h, ..* K?*n
tucky Th .????.
OUal] hurt.
Mi*.?- Kelly and Be -k Arnold, ir, were
to h.i\<- been married n? al WedneedB)
DR. SHAW ENTERTAINS
Takes Staff and Board of N. W. S. A.
to See "The Fight."
[ir a not Hoe ? pi eald? ? ?
th.* National Woman Suffrage Am ?
ti-'n. bad a theatri parts i.i-t night she
tOOh th? OfllCg Itafl '?' ' itmn
and ail th? memben ..f t: .- board ??ho
ara In town to *??? ' Th- Ficht." at the
Hudson Theatre
Aft?-r Hi?- ?.nd a? ' Mlaa Margaret
Wyeherly, loading aroman. Invited '"
sh.iu- to tii?- Btage wher? iha beM a re?
. ???pti?.ii
MRS. PANKHURST WILL SAIL
"My VWt to America Will Be Fruit?
ful for Suffrage Cause." She Says.
Parta, ( ?? t I Mrs Bmmellne r*ank*
hurst, the militant Buffragette leader, baa
made all be- preparations tor departing
for New ?fork "" board the Provence from
Havre an Baturda) Bhe Baya .-ii?? feels
physieally e.mai to her American cana
palgn, having benellted much from her
aojourn with her daughter, Chrlatabel
?vn., ?aill travel with b< r to Havre U> ? ?
i,.i nn board ship. Mra. Paakhural said
t'o-da)
?I i??"k forward with delight to m)
rtetl to America, which will be fruitful
fox the ?iiffra^f eauae. i haven't re
calved a word from there Indicating lhal
ta? .\<-w v..rk port autherlttea will
th?. i?*?.^t ohataclc to my entrance H"v*
could they'* The Brltlah authorities 'i"i
not interfere with my laei two lectures
in Bngland. Th??> kn?w i wan coming to
th?- Continent and are quita willing that
i ahould ge to ktnt ; les i in technical
grounds I am aaeured there <'i?n i? ao
hladranee to my \ -, *- ? 11 n n tha United
<,.,., . Th? "i?iy eppeeltleu i*? ralasd by
oppon? nts ol ?.?..man suffrage. '
RHODE ISLANDER DEAD AT 101.
. p. Ti i -' ?na i
Plalnfletd. Conn . Oel I Albert i
Blackman, who celebrated his Idlel With?
das Mme is, ?ii ?i Buddenlp yesterda) In
the house in Which he was l.?>rn. .it 1'"
t.r, R. i . neat tha Connecticut state Une
Mi- Blacknsn wag one af the beat known
cttt?ens et Conneetleul anri Rhode Island
ii.? was "f Bevolutlonary stork and ams
actively enKai;e.i in Dorr's Rebellion.
No good citizen neglects to vote. To
vote you muit ragiater. Your firat
chance ia to-day. Accept the chance.
The book?are open on three other days
But this may be your last chanca.
The Sunday
TRIBUNE
A Complete Newspaper
Learning the Secrets of a Prison Cell
Vast reports have been written against prison abuses; truth
lias Succeeded rumor as evidence <>f foul Conditions; reform
!us tilled the air. Vet triebe tell no storv. There is no argu
ment so potent as the damp walls ot a prison cell, where the
mellow sunlight becomes a name and self-respect a memorv.
It WAS this that induced Thomas Mott OsbOTM to seek self
Impr] -o'-ment in Auburn
Mr. Roosevelt Hammers but Lightly
on the American Czars
The bo'ses ^ere not such a bad lot as long distance opinions
m ght indicate, SSys the Cok>n?ri. There was Tr?m Platt, for
n-tance. On close acquaintance he was not altogether devoid
ot a tew straj \irtues. And when Mr. Roosevelt was nnmi- ,'
_nated for the (jovenorship?but that's a long storv.
What "The Guilty Man" Proposes to
Do for Woman and Child
.Motherhood, when legal, Is sacred; when illegitimate, it is a
sin. That is the old law. the old sentiment. The backers of
this new sociolocic.il pla\ propose to normalize these two ex?
tremes b\ lefitimatliing, through legislative aci?n, offspring j
born out of wedlock
Lieutenant Kennel, Expert in Diplomacy,
Linguist and Staver-Off of Fanatics
At several removes tr??m the lunatic there is the plant ass.''
So sa\s the reporter, and he backs up the statement by telling
of the lieutenant's experiences as guardian of New York's '
ma?. orS
An Interview with Dan Crawford, F.R.G.S.,
Scotchman and African Missionary
He ha< spent over twenty ?rears In th? dark country, and he
? protests that he has tried t?> divest himself of Anglo-Saxon
modes of thought?to think black, as he puts it. with the
glorious imager) <?f the untutored, heathen mind "Heaven
is l-e' ond the ^tar-." he told a black child. Three hours later
the boj came to him and said: "The stars are the lithts H??
has ?fft bur-. -? along tiu- dark road th.it leads up to His cits.'
A Grouse Hunter Tells His Story
There is ;"\ In the crisp October air. in the screech <"?f crows,
the veil of mist that waits on the hill. There is evervthing
desired of hunters?the blooded dogs, the companion and
friend, the unexpected that happens despite all reckonings.
I? is a line tale, tilled with flamboyant conquest
The Knights of the Chimney
The profession ol the chimne) sweep has tallen on unhal?
lowed da\s its romance, alas, is fled. For. behold, they clean
the tlties nowadays with so low and vulgar and heathenish a
weapon as madam's corset, Trulv it has become a shady
occupation?._
As to Appetite and Temperament, the
Python Rivals a Broadway "Squab'*
There are davs when the Hc snakes will SW*dlo*A anything;
other da?.s when they become reluctant, even temptation?
prool a gains! the seductions ol head keepers.
Coney Island, Rich in Erratic Joys,
Will Soon Bid Its Freaks Farewell
To those who would be different, who affect queer wavs, we
commend the Island's Idiosyncratic element. There's Happy
Ann, who weighs 6t8 ?sounds; .Madame ?,armen, who wears a
ban.1 and most ?>! the tune three live snakes, besides bearded
and electric ladies, rake rout pick.
? Women's Pages
Club New? (Illuitr.ted)
With an Interesting Interview with Haryot Holt Dey, president
ot the Woman's Press ?Club.
?-?- I
A Modern Cattery (lilu.tr.ud)
All lovers ol CStS will be interested in what Mr?., '".?ifford
Harmon is du::!!, igt cats_
In "Scrapbook House" ( illustrated)
By ANNA WALL EDWARDS
A new and interesting ?r to amuse children. _ _
- ?
New Model? for the Autumn Bride diiu.tr.ted)
A reasonable answer to what shall the bridesmaids wear?what
gifts to Rive. etc.
It Children's Pages
Edie's Paper Doll Given Away!
The Last Hollow Tree Story dilu.tr.t.d)
All about Christmas and how .Mr. Hot, tells the animals about
M r. M ail's Christmas._
How to Make Dolls' Furniture
An eas\ wa\ t?? furnish the doll's house._
Picture Puzzles. Poems, Etc., will appear, too, on this page.
Next Week
I series ot Indian tales will start
15s Magazine Section
Psychology of Baseball By edward lyell fox
tells how cames, pennants, even World's Series, have been won
and lost bv seemingly trivial thing! which the plavers term
"the linx." "the Indian sien'' <>r "getting his goat," but which
belong to the realm of psychology.
Judith and the Advertisers By anne shannon Monroe
I he second in the series about newspaper lite introduces much
humai interest, and there Is a love stor\ promised on the
horizon of the future. The heroine is sure to appeal to vou.
Torchy Reappears in a Winner sewell fords latest
It is called "Cutting In on the Bliss"; but the important thing,
ot course, is that it is about the wonderful office bos. How
he restores a honeymoon up in the Adirondack! to its proper
orbit will brin? more than a few smiles.
The White Wings of War By james hay. jr.
Interest is being stimulated in the new science of aviation for
defensive purposes, since experts have said the Panama Canal
could be destroyed with aerial explosives.
Then there will be an instalment of Georfe Gibba'a charming
storv. "MADCAP"; and "DAWN," a drawing bv Franklin Booth.
which, with a quotation from Huskin which it illustrates, occupies
a page._
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