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BIG CROWD HEARS
MRS. PANKHURST
Carnegie Hall Too Small to
Hold Admirers of Noted
Militant.
PROUD OF DAUGHTER,
WHO SHOWS MEN UP
Says Cabinet Ministers Are All
Afraid?Defiant, Insists
Work Will Go On.
it nlghl mot to tan
: !.. Ifmdiaon
| :ltl!lf*
-f it WOUld
' ? much.
row m tii?'
? in th?' topmost gal
I tii?'
ll ' ? ' ? - ;iii?l
ni, the
t thi
! . I
* ' '
' ' '
ill had t<> Inter
;
:' ? kin- Oilman, th.- chair
if th, platfoi m "Und
? |
dlkt
1
Mi I
Lei
strict ad
the i
It. *
h and
t the leaders w< re ab
t Mrs. H
gtai ' '? 'I by her ;
i Blat? ti
- Political ?
rcow, Mrs. John I
Kofi - ! Miss miaabeth K l'ook.
Ti.t the in 8 iffrage party :
wert
the tr< as- ;
tarei the hall.
Mrs. Boissevain There.
Mr?. In?
f liberty In her white
low: Mrs. 1 I and roads '
% tor snl>- j
? \ "k?'?l t-? the j
? ? .? in j
? ? rid royally j
th? \ i ' applaud- j
ind again whi i \ ? lllman ,
?one "f thi
? the great
est women of all I ? Mi - Pai k hurst ?
I
? ilngu- I
'.fui ?u ?i very tired. \
-
IMtltl
.f milit
suftr ?i. Then -
on ; trail
and
Plain i
Fa? t| h Dr.
leer o?
?
Ik.
thing in
m & Pankhui il ?
?
"it is ol ? the
? ? ? ?
in thi world to?
day."
. h was in
alluded to
? ? . . ? ? i
u- ntli men
**' haps,
mill
last
T ?wing the
a, ? in t
m i for .i burglai or
I
Cat.net Ministers Afraid.
.
? ' the
tern. Without
line! Minister.
? it, v.?? bave so fright
tlemen that U ey arc ??l
II? '1 th?'lTi
1" turro inded by | we
....
theli ? ruin*,'
I try."
P.mkhurm had lately ? ?
Rev
?
*>? ?: nek liy the 1 ? that
<ma im of
hm" tlon
: rie honor of beginning
th? tea chest ?private
n the harbor, and Providence
? ?.nor of hevllining bj burning
\?i now
. danta ?if the pi
* not stand
r that w<
g
intll yon
ry and disturb i> ud
? ?
f ttentlon to - ou. '
-?
BODYGUARD TO STOP
PANKHURST ARREST
...
Militants Warn British Govern?
ment Miss Forbes-Robert?
son to Jail.
-p. f?h
? ? | to da) !
Social and P?
''mon the militant suffraKrtte society.]
Dncro-Foa warned the government
j *t if the police attempted to arre?
Mrs Bmmeline Pnnhhursl when ?-h?
?i n? England on her arrivai from
the United States they would have their
ha? ils full,
'I'h?' '"??-' of ll . mill! ml leader, the
lared would not be allowed.
?""''? **it < odyguard I ad be? n formed
slreadj for Mrs Pankhurst with "<'?? i
''?'?" ' ,"'-1 th immond ;.t lu head, and
us forces would be suffi? lent effectively
' i oppose any phj afi al ? oli m ?? attempt? <i
? y the poli??- if bludgeons were used,
?he concluded the bodyguard would have
to d< fend Itself.
Bin n ham England, No* ii Miss
? ? ' on, ? sister of S r John- .
? . 'itol ertson, the nctor-n I I
? ?! to-day ? ? nions
? 01 ?ut on .?
iharge o hlnf a n Indo* on thi i
? |ul|h't visit t.. B ?
dgi of!.i the
of I ,::i". but
*" . . .
?1RS, POTTER PALMER SUED
Mrs. F. D. Grant. Also Defend
' in $1,500.000 Action.
II < ? ? t Involv
. i ' . ? i :? ' 1
. : ;?. i Hor.i leathed It
H ; ? n Honore,
ins h? In, i ame up in cot rt here to-da"f,
wi ? k.
i ? Mrs. Ha
?v - Harn H. Hon?
one of six ? hll
dreif ol tin i? ?t. i Hoi i ?? five i
named : ? defendants In !
de Mis Potti i Palm ;
Mrs. 1 Gram widow >i >
? ? ? Dent Q n ( a nd
' t*roth< i. ? Ku.I, Adrian V ?ml
; niel Hone ?
? Ider Honore Is still alive
lali thai Inasmuch as H n
? ? ol i"- called an heir, ami
? | m nt'j iiis ? ttott. the plaintiff, i
(th of thi estate has no
.i m to It
GARY ISSUES DENIAL
Says Steel Corporation Not
Planning to Close Down Plants.
? ?? ? ? i ports In the financial die?
trlct yeeterdaj thai the Qai y plant <>f
the i' iltcd SI '? Steel Corporation would
close down In the near future, B. H
tlrman of the ex? cuth ? and
finan? e committees, said
"W't have no plan for closing any ot
I i ' fun
bi temporarily closed from time to
? b ness conditions < ompt I, bul
any suet estlon v. ill !>?? consider! d and
decided if and w hen 11 ai
?| hope business will Improve, but 1
' Information on whi? h i
? n opinion
lK< (Ja try ? !> cllned to i omti
the advert ?? m? I of Thorns W Lawson
comparing the Steel Co*T>oratloii In Its
1 t to thai oi thi N? v. Haven
? i < ?r? lea, howei er, it "as
? d that the Moi?.m bank? rs hav?
? m '.he i:..i t of the coi i ora
? ... ? ; t was said, is 11 ?
. r. cutive i ? ad and he sllows no dt< tation
from any i I ir< e.
it . that th? Btei i i !or
o lntent}on of n dui Ii
,. ii.i on us ? ommon ?t? k .i* loi
? the pa) nu nt of it.
RAP WILSON FOR
ANTI-NEGRO ACTS
Women at Ethical Conference
Score "Southern Administra
tion" Policy.
?i i ,. | ,.i.. ,i m - Hem t Vlllard
called th "South? i n administration ' st
Washington toward department em
i a t o are n< groes was one of the
?
? ? ?.il the Women's t ' i
e S ??? for Ethical Cult
? \ . w. -i ? tl street Mrs Vil?
? : m ,. ? w. ' ?vlngton snd Miss
i -i "The Negro Proh
?
pi . negroes in the ? srious
departmei t ." Mrs. Vlllard said "Il
. g t. ? rlbli ret? trei ? thai
the administration of Mi Wilson the??
]?.,; i. should I ? ' - Imlnated against
radually thej ari Ix ng
In some Instances
i a ork In sei arate i ?"toma, In oth?
elvi ? In one i ornei of
root ? 'i'i ? negi o a runt n '??
ing forbiddi n thi ? -? of the restaurants
? the negro women say that
i not mind' this discrimination,
thai they prefer to te by themselves
Phi v wild that i" hey are afi;ii?i
of loslnt* theli
?\v? ? ? thai Ihe next step will be
111 be !? '? ilred to iIde
?
? : ? dis? ' Iml?
nation was most marked In the Treasury
.in ni ter Mr.
i Inauguration," she said, "bul l
t so bad nou In
? ? pear not long '.re
last N 'V' ml ei 'a ? lection
i ? presents the Na
. foi ti ?? Advancement
,.i i'?] r< ; Peopli made a special i>le:i
for the women of thai race. "There are
man) wl l ng hard to build up ?.I
homes, to he good wives and mothers,"
??;. said "They work under difficulties,
?,,, thei ? ?. against thi m almost
... .,
Walton, of the Bocletj on L'rban
*\ r 11 ? ? i ? (Ni 'i Bhe i ii'i
to bn ak up ?he trafile In i
? t,i;,, ,. . practised h agents who |
travelled througl B -them states and
lured the girls from their home?
Mi i Hem y Olleahelmi r pn ?Id' ?' Tes
was si r \ ???!
ymemmttmattmmmmmmsm^?emmmim^^i^smsmmmm^^^?mm^m^m?mm^s^^m?mmm?^assmi^m^m^m^^^^mmm^^^
The BEAUTIFUL
C?jrt?tmao
Werter
ON SALE EVERYWHERE
25 CENTS
?**-??- I, -?-_________________________________________________
MEET TO DEFEND
TEACHER-MOTHERS
Men and Women in Cooper
Union Denounce Ruling
of the Board.
CALLED A PREAIIUM
FOR UNHAPPY HOMES
Mrs. Hale. Norman Hapi*ood and
Others Declare Children
Increase Efficiency.
* i'''"'st '? against the attitude
"! the !'? ? '?I ol I :? lu? an, n In th. t.
? "?? ? h? id Issl nlghl at Cooper
I'nlon, in th? . of which ihe bosrd
' ? ? i ? rerj Ihlai from i dodo
:" ' lo the ' apable yovna ? oil? -?- gradu its
a ho, v ?i, n i - ih? ?;m a about
? ' ??? ?h. grot thii I've dis
?
"The boSrd l?. Its poll? > "f dlsmisaing
t? " 'i' rs Who I,.-(-,.????? mol p ? - ,i pi ??
mi' tu ??n dorn . Hi ni?! ippln? BB," aid K?l
* nd s?". ion "if the husband is s?.
ml ? rabl? thai h? i um awaj. the wife Is
? 'i i" teach In the public scl.Is
If the ? . , fflcienl thai the home
la ha pp.? nfid the man stays tigere, she .?
II e is so < osa 11 si ah?
drives bei husband t.? drink or Inaanlt)
?? i ildde, shi Is bui poa? ?i t" make a
ui'i.'i teach,-i. An? nromsn may ?secure a
i?: th? N"u \ ort. public
If hei hu? i,., nd la Im pa I ?? ?! t,, earn a
oi has ab indom ?! h? i for
Th.it is s i'?- -law of the Board
>r i-:.ii,, atlon."
TI.hi? f buslnesi iccompllshed bj the
meeting vas the paaaage ?>f reeolutloni
urging the Board ol Education t?? change
Iti b) lawa bo that . woi ter will
i "t be required t" notif) the board of her
? thai i? ave of absence i"i the
pi ? i"-.i ?bearing chll Ii en shall be
(ranted to women teachers, and thai the
possession "t s husband shall not Inter?
fer? with ? ?.an's r??_ht i<? teat h scho ?i
,t she -'
Mrs ?Beatrice Porbea-Roberiaor Hale,
If salent ?f the l.-ai-.u. for th.-?'i\'l S-t -
rlc? of Women, under whose auaplcea the
meeting u.is held, answered several ob
??? tn.?is which Mr. ?'hur-hiil had made to
ploymenl ol t? ach? ? mothers
"A young child," he said, "need >.?i ol
Its mother's time."
"I saj," ensw? red Mrs Hale "thai th?'
mother kn-.ws bettei than any board "f
Im atlon how much "t hei time h? ? i ab)
i?" i- is it iik. ly thai the Int?
woman of tods . olng t"
neglecl hei be wh? ? i ? natlncl of
ni"th?'ih'>'-i i n th?
ravage and In the bes it ti- Id Is
igainsi s ich negle? i ."'
'i ' ? "th. - obje i oi ? ontlnu? d,
irrled v*. ? ?? ii.-i> >\ ho a lah I - I
? t>- actuated b -freed.Is answered in the
?ame way The woman snd ? ?
knot* more s l l p li me than the
?ducal ?
-I!?!.- that the two agree I il lh?
no] ?ill"*.\ th. se same ? hlldi ei
:
i In tin) 'lark rooms
? fts; l bal th? beal
the moth? .
i?. Increase the family Incom? kj that
. i > itthv. hapt? ____
: ?? llg? ? i. fui m? ...
itead oi
mes win, will be a bordei
munit) ."
The m?? ii: led ov? r b* Mai
? it? lohi i i l's, hi, a li..
.?i? nlng ? thai he b? lie ed I
aroman who had children waa s bettei
leach? r I ? ' ?? IS* Ol ' ' II I
Othei si".iK>.- w - i ? *.'t'i.? Hapg.I.
Dr Ira B v\ ||<. Bdwin Blosson, Mis '
? - i.. ? i. ildls w, Dr. J. P. Wai
the Re* Waldo \?r.'" if ?!.??.
i ; il i . Wlae snd Prof? aaw Raj I
Things to Conside
the Thanksgivi
lirst, the Bird 11.?. Hi and Its Clair
o? ."Muffinf* 1?) Be
Ingrtsdiei
. the da i ? hi n even the house*
k-', per who shops ovei the telephone ast?
il? s f.?rth with her mark, t bask? t "' In
hei limousin, as ihe case ma. he lo
leleel her own Thankaglvlng turkey. To
ih,,-, ? ho are doing II for the first time
snd to thoae who have heretofore trusted
i,, luck and tha word of the market man
the following sdi Ice may be of use:
'I'm k. ya an i onaldered In th? i
ahen from one yesi t>> two years old. and
foi the leal few years thooe rali ?-?i In
Mai ' land and Rhode I Bland -??? m t?> be
the moal popular and ? ommand the high*
i.?i pi id i in your ??? I? ctlon i boos? ? bird
iiiat is short f") Its arelght plump, small
boned ami symmetrical i" form, and be
sure that the breast is firm and full, while
, . . ?.,, oi the ore istbone is bo ti nd? i thai
it will bend essily.
Avoid a long, loosely i??.iit. thin limbed
i-ana-.? which would Indicate the Imma
tun male Mrd and In which the propor?
tion of bono la t.... large for the quantity i
,,? meat, foi apt? u*ea all agree thai the
iii..-st Bsvor cornea fn?m turkeys that
have ison ?well snd thoroughly fstt? n< d
Preparation for Roasting.
fortunately nesrlj all markei men now
"draw the lurk?*.," res ly for roasi
any pin I" ath'ts |. main SftCT the plUCk
?i . in, y ?h?,nid i" ' arefull) removed
withoui breaking the ski" Then singa
the turkey over s quick blase; an alcohol
blase la beat, aa there is no danger "f
?jcorchlng the *:^!n ?" ?ll" ??lightest un?
pleasant "?lor.
Rinse the Interior of the Mrd with
plenty of cold water, wipe the
with B ? han. dsnp cloth, till with any
preferred dressing, aew up tha vent.? with
?ttoiu* tin.a.i snd trusa it oaatl) Into
shape.
The great vsrletj of eacellenl dreaalnga
,? "stufBaga." aa oui grandn-othera
;?, ,| to ?Hll them- ai' 1" 1 haps best ??*?
mpllfk ?i In th- ?avory ??> --t. i ami i ht si
nU| for- ?-meat, r? ? lp?? f? win, ?_ .,,,.
L-iv. ir
Chestnut Dressing.
AbOUl l?"l> <h<Mnuts ?>f tli?' Ki-.-mh
rsriet) or three pints of our American
nuts may ??- otlMssd Prepare the nuts
i,s making a **?? '" ***** UI,M ? *****
,,,,.. Then pul l?k?sm In ? Iwttle, cover
with <??hl WSter, tritu 10 a bOll and boll
exsctly two tnlautes. R?rmove rrom the
water, drain, "?", >*** * *** ***** *\
ht'tle btttter and shake .,ver the tir?, aller
this the shells iitnl skins may be 1.111,....I
?together ,'?*<'i' ,h" n,j,i*- *** * ,-rg'*
cupful of grated bread erumbs*, four table-1
Bpoonfula of "i?*it?.i butter, tat laW?**
SERVIXd WAFFLES AI WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. .
mond Musa M Pin i Kii cha n | and
oup of \ oung Barnard l'ollege girts
acti il as ushi rs
MRS. PARSONS WINS
A ROMAN VICTORY
?Converts Warring Youths from
Belligerent to Agricultural
Pursuits.
Mr?- Henry P oi who has rl
! of the si h< i of thi Park i?epai i
ment, tins won .1 Roman vu-tory. Por
, week ? icon of Italian boj 1 In I
j borhood of Thorns : J< ITer. Pai .. "ti
the uppi 1 1 !s si Bldi
hum
Arme?] with stonei and 1 1111 m gni
bage ran ? n* en as shW Id thi s agi ?1
war in the paik. Bevera taken
to hospitals When force fa ed to
? ni.I.-. Mrs Phi-soi ti i?-?l ,
She told th? ? srring
it?"; : ?i to ife Iheli fik-i I 1 % m 1
t r i m 1 . t he soil I n 1
deni ;itnl 11 buildil ?: ' ' ? I LthB, I :-I? .n!
Is snd wind
"An?I that's hoe tl
said Mrs Pai - ' TI ose bo s ? re
. a,i Th? ?? ert
chai ged wit tel ho
? om t '. ? t 11. ?
1 1 1 ? .it", whei ' - . ? ? out
. ..,lC ??
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
''?
Newport N ?v 'i Mi M d Mi "1
G. Vanderbtlt and Mrs.
1* \ '.*
*r
? : ? ? . i
Ing the week 1 I
Mi 1*1
i larboi \ i?
Mi
. ?
? " ? : \' ? I *. R '.i
1 1-11 1 ....
PETERSON? HOLBURTON.
Hai I '? l . Sot
Of 1 I "Ii
1 .
' v.- ? h.: N?. 712
? ? . New York ('II The
? !???? \ d
v 1 1 - Ne? Y-rk
r When Buying
ng Turkey To-day
ns to I f*nfl'*rn**ss, 1 hen thr Kind
Used anil Necesnary
its for it
?poonl il of shr? dded pai slej. half I 1
spoonful ?ii ground poull
teasponful snd s hall of sail and paprika
to last? This Ivi rather :i di j dressing
and .-'?tin li ni 1 "t *at<, 1,, .,,,a ,,, ,, .,:iSt,
I maj be sddi ?i If ?? moist dn m ln| Is ,?!??
, ferred
Oyster Dressmq.
? 1 ?ne quai t of oystei wl required
foi ai .?i?ii!i n \ si/..?i iui ki Orate Into
; 1 mixing bowl foui large 1 upfuli ol
bread crumbs, add ?t heaping teaspoonful
1 il. .? --.ill poonful of 1 ell rv sa:t i
! pinch of pos den : n ai ??. thi drained
1 i" st.r - leithei 'i o; ped or a hole) a salt
si.n tu 1 of *.?. Lit?- pepper, one tsblesi.n?
I lui of choppe 1 ? ? ?? tsblespoonful
of melted butter snd half s teacupful
each ol sherrj and 11. si Mix
I the Ingredients thorough!) before using
Roaftinq the Turkey.
I In roasting the bird be sure that th?
n', 1 n is vei ?. hot *.*. hen It la Drat put in,
so that th? heat aill seai bvei th.?t?i?l"
I ??nt.01 .?mi thus retain ths Juices end
' M.i 01 A '1 excellent plan Is to turn ths
I turke) o>i 1 m the pan aIth tii?* b 11 I
? iippermost during ths lirsl hour ol roast?
Ing thus keeplni the breast moist and
! tender, then it tnas be turned over and
the roasting finished In the usual manner.
1 Thin alices ol aalt i"'ii< ma* i??- laid
?uros? the breast and some housekeepers
? prefer tins, ??ith? ugh If ti?- bird ts placad
I snd turned In pad as described this
is not reellj ? ? atan Allow ?ii??<ut
1 three hours foi ? ' felve-pound turkey t<>
ma t, and regt ? ',1*' ,"''',, otiai the
' first hall hour, sn that the meet will ? 00k
! thorough!) : ltd ;? rich, crtap brown skm
1 will result Baste regularly every fifteen
1 minutes .?mi before the gravy forms In
j the i?;m a little melted butter and hot
1 watei ma) be poured Into the i>??n and
1 us ,1 1.1 the basting Sprinkle tha bh*d
i with ??.it, when n hna cooked for ebon*
1 ?m,, hoar, hut if pepper is added, n should
I be sparingl) ueed J"**' ?before the cooking
K uni ihed In turning ths turhejf while
COOklng never |?i?i??- it with :? l??rk.
I tins permits the hiice to em ??!"'
1 muKTM\a i.iits.
Tlic r<*iil I'm rl?. ?I) lev
m. a? oui sel? ? '*?a n? 1. a .il i"
?.or 1 in. 1,1 1- .?t i'" b ? '
\, alwaye, aa a?lj keep lb? newesl moat
nrtqu- snd escluslv? designs from lb? best
1 > t, 1 - ,,, .?rniiiii. m-. Haras, \?-iv? t
nreklacas, tangs seta brilliant shoe
. , tn our srtlcli - rs mount*?!
Mlth Miniii Diamonds estrs reinforced brill
,,,,? Porte? Hi?*?-ii.-*. m? n? ii' -1 ?P
,,,,,.,. 1, m rrsi ?--?'n- Hoi? depot f?v th.
. . I. t.i nieil Kxi"1?* iwrfuine?. -a. I at BOW?
,1. ., 1..11. 1 \?.ii**t?. rous.ft handkerchief
"?tracts A F. -IAMMKS.
;,l:l lilil? Avewi n?*ar ISth St.
ANCIENT WAFFLE IRON DOES
DUTY AT MEETING OF S. C. W.
Many Member? Do Justice to Christine's Interpretation of Mrs.
Rusf-ell Sape? Recipe at Annual Opening
of Waffle Season.
The S. ?' \\ had Its annual buaineBB
meeting reaterdaj st th? Sew v?>rk l"\
change for Woman's Work From '.'
loci until -' '" the members, several
; .' "?? ,1 of them devoted themaelves arlth
:?? it earneatneas to the business, which
?insist?,i of the eating of waffles. Of
cours?. they weren't nit eating all the
time. Members rame, ate aa many waf?
ts they could aad departed, leaving
the little round tablea In th? Dut**h tea?
room clear foi other members, who wait?
ed with their mouths watering foi the
rj handiwork of Christine, the flwed-l
iah , ool ''"i the s C. W. la the Bodety
for the ? '?iis'imptii.n of Wafflea, and yea
lerda) the open season for wattles ?began
? ?i course, wafflea pre baked snd esten
in nth? r places, bul you urc not an
B, C w membei unleaa ?";i repslr i*ellg
ions!?, to tins ?Dutch tearoom aomewhen
about noon on the la?t Monday In ***"-,
? ?"? k? 'i b* ? 'luis ;
t". from a recipe preeented t,? the eg
chang? M - Russell Bage, on ,. i
I.on that la i.'-o years eld. This grand-1
mother of waffle iron*, hat? h??en doini*
duty for the B C. W, for a quarter of a
century, and i? quite their most precious
possession other BOclStleo have gavels
from th?? wood of historie trees, ami aO
on. The B. C, W. has a waffle iron WhhSC
very hol***s, the numbers maintain, con
taln air that is sup? ri >r to the air that
resides in the holes of other waffle irons.
Mrs Helen ?'mild Sh? -par?! is one "f the
.?"ti-.- members .?f th.- s C W, sad Mrs.
.lohn Ast?,? is another. They couldnl attend
?nss meeting yesterday, so by sp?'
etni arrangement with Christine, the-*ook,
they had a meeting of their own last Sat
lililay. and p?-i formed the rite of eating
Well, Christine couldn't r??member h??w
man) waffles it was. The s c, W. is not
an exclusive OrgantSStton, and contains
many typea of people, except, of ?ourse,
thej are all hound together by a common
lev? foi wafflea v??u <!,. not have t" pay
an) initiation fee, hut it .usts _,*. cents I
each tun?* you eat a waffle.
Mexl to its at cent waffle iron and I
r'hriatlne, the .o?>k. the s C W. prize? i
the recipe-given by Mrs Sage It is very
???imple? the simplicity all truly fin" thinKS
have, <'ne guar? of Sour, <>ne pint of
cream. six e?gs don't tell Mr? Julian
llsath Ol ihe Housewives' league?one
plu? h of salt, one tahlesix'onful of sugar.
Of course, much ?>f th<* secret Is In the
mixing. It Is th?- comhinntion of Chris?
tine'? twenty-live years ?if experience?
for she has been UMTS twenty-five years?
with the old waffle lr??n. the age-worn
smoothnens ?>f Which Is imparte?! to the
v .unes themrselvea Brown they are when
the) eome to the taMs known and tsndsr
and puffy, ami piping hot And. eaten
with butter ami maple syrup? or. If on?
prefers it. cinnamon and sugar?they cer?
tainly make it seem worth while to he
hag to the S. C. W.
Daily Bill of Fare.
WEDNESDAY.
BM KKSf xsT
< ir.ms" Jale?
attained Hnmin*. i'rean
H.tked Rausages in Crast Casts
gptdei Oon* '*Mk?- coffee
i.i KCHBOM
<*iiii k?n Boullloa in Capa I'racker?
i h ees? Souffle Ptraesto s?n?!?i?*iies
i.? itu?e .-m?! v? ??I gated
?'l<l??r Apple Shu' ?' focoenut Jumliks
T?a
IMNNKP
? ild-fashioned V?C*tabl? Soup
spin.i? n and ('bopped K*k
Broiled T??n?l?-rl?>in gtMb with Paisley liutter
l.vi.nr.il-, I "., t.? ? ?? I
drap r Hit Sal.ul Toa?t?d ?"rnrker*
Preach Fritters Vaallla Mortage? sauc?
Coif??
Y.W.O.A. Members at Wedding.
Alth'iueh Mis? ,re.?sie Woodrnw \Vlls"n
Is actively Interested In Young Women's
Christian Association wort she was
obli?ed to limit the invitations to her
wedding taai t.? mewbsta of this organi?
zation t?i five of her most intimate frier 1s
Miss Kltzab.'fh Imdge, chairman of the
Northeastern field committee; mi?? Mabel
''nitty, general secretary of the national
board. Miss l-oinse BrOOhg. ?ecr? tar* of
the department of conventions and con?
ference?; Miss Louise Holm'pilst, execu?
tive of the department of method, and
Mis? Hertha i*onde. national student ?e?"
retary. These five will attend
TAGGART CALLS ON WILSON.
Washington, Nov. 24 Thomas Taggart. .
National <'ommlfteeman from Indiana.
WIM a U hite House caller to-day He
shook hands with President Wilson and
discussed Indiana appointment! with fee
retarv Tumulty.
$100.000 BEQUEST TO "TECH."
Hoston. NOV. 21 An unrestricted gift of
noe.OOO to Maaaarhiawtfa institute of
Technology by the will of Krederick W.
Emery, of Boston, was announced to-day
? lifts to the institute this year amount to
more than MMM
m
MISSOURI MEERSCHAUMS.
I ram The Buffalo Courier
Missouri ?till maintain? her lead In th?
manufacture of corncob pipe?. The out?
put for the state last year was M.I71.tR
</\>
NOW 85 CENTS!
Most any retailer will
now sell you
WRIGLEYSk.
SPEARMINT
by the box v
F
\
tor 85 Cents!
This famous confection
that's liked everywhere?
that benefits everyone?
that's constant delicious
and inexpensive aid to teeth,
breath, appetite ?and digestion
?is now selling for less than
a cent a stick ?by the, box!
Take it home tonight!
Ws clean,
pure, healthful
if it'sWrigley's
_
The great popularity of
the clean, pure, healthful
WRIGLEY'S ___5_ZE2_^ is causing
unscrupulous persons to wrap rank imitations
that are not even real chewing gum so they resemble genuine
WRIGLEY'S. The better class of stores will not try to fool
you with these imitations. They will be offered to you princi?
pally by street fakirs, peddlers and the candy departments of
some 5 and 10 cent stores. These rank imitations cost dealers
one cent a package or even less and are sold to careless people
for almost any price. If you want Wrigley's look before you
buy. Get what you pay for. Be SURE It's WRIGLEY'S.
We ?re inserting the above caution solelv to protect our customers, who are continually ?writinst us
that taev have been deceived b>?* imitation? which they purchased thinking they mere WRIGLEY'S.

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