New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, November 29, 1913, Image 6

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, November 29, 1913, Page 6, Image 6',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1913-11-29/ed-1/seq-6.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1913-11-29/ed-1/seq-6.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1913-11-29/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1913-11-29/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], November 29, 1913, Page 6, Image 6
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 18.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.4 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 29 Nov. 1913. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1913-11-29/ed-1/seq-6/>

Newspaper Page Text

SUFFRAGISTS FLOCK
TO WASHINGTON
Early Delegates to 45th An?
nual Convention Arrive
in Heavy Rainstorm.
WANT WILSON TO PUT
CAUSE IN MESSAGE
Will Exert Psychic Influence in
Hope of Inducing Kindly Men
tion to Congress.
[Krom The T- II .,r-< B ireaa 1
Waad-bBgtOn, NOT. tt The snffracists.
slowly assembllna for thelr fortr-flfth an?
nual convention, whlch beglna to-morroa/
with VB-Tloua committee meetlnga, bul has
its offlciai opening on Bunday arlth a maas
meetiiiK at Columbia Theatre. hope lhal
there la no bad omea la the fact ta.,t
AVashinKton is welcomlng them wlth
weetdag ski^s. it is depreaalng, though,
that a ateady, beatlng raln- the kin.l that
wiits the raffragiata' plumee and bespat
lera the au-Praglats' boots-has fallea all
the afternoon
I'.rhapa because they need cheering up:
perhaps because vvom. n are learninir tO
run eampalgaa as men do, the executlve
board of the "National" began Its we ?k's
worb arlth a dlnner al tbe New Wlllard
Mra Btanley McCormlch was boatess and
Dr, Anna HoWSXd Bhaw. Miss ('har'.otte
Anita Whrtney. Mrs Mary Wara Dennett,
Mr*. _*_aaa Walker Pltagerald, Mrs. liar
riet Burtoa I-ildlaw and Mrs. LOUUM) de
Korea Bowen were the guests?all the
board oxcept Mi.-s Jane Addama, who er
livea ta-asorrow. They departed from the
Buffrage h. id iuartera, the Bellervrue Hotel,
in oeaulag attlre .Mrs. l__ldlaw la goer
jreous pule purple velvet, r?r. Shaw ln
shlmmeiing gray shk. thareby glrlng
greal eomfort te a falthful suffragist who
was Casl down by this conversatlotil be
nv.'i n a man and wife, ov.-rheard by th"
falthful suffra?ist in the lobby:
II.-?Want to vote, these women. do
they? Well, they'd b. tt.-r learn how to
Bhe?Te*! How can a wi.mnn help heln.T
n frump when abe'a botberlng ai-out the
tl
Ami h_et then Mra LaMlaw apneaiad,
a radlant refutaUon of that criticism.
Men Organize League.
if the iklea are throwing cold water on
the anffraglata, at leaal th.-re are some
falthful men in WashinKton who are
ih.insr what they eaII h> cheer them. line
liinidr.il mai.- dtlseits of Washlngton.
wlth a few from other clties, ni.-t to-nixht
at the Publl. I.lhrary to fi.rm a men's
league for woman auffrage. Oeneral An
s..n Mills. 1" S. A . wns temporary chair?
man, and Qilaon Oardner was Becretary.
Other men there were Colonel BMdoa Al
?en Day, r. s. a : Judge Delacy, the Rev.
V <; B. Plerce, CetBB_odore Moore, U. S.
N ' Qlfford Plflchot and Justice Stafford.
Th.- league arlll work for tbe federal
amendment, baeklnc up tbe wnmen's
< on.ressior.al committee-.
The f real excttemenl tp*mor*v*w wlll e
the arrival of the lllinois .]? lecation?
thrre car loada of wO-OOn, aboul one hun
dred la all. Thelr train comes ln at half
past 4. and a di 1. natlon >will he at
the s-rati..ri to m*et them, for lllinois,
havlat hy us recenl auffrage vietory
added M electoral votes to the womena'
crt-dit. ls marked high tn the BUffrage
roU Of honor.
The t'abinet is to h. well represented
al the recept-on Mis. Robert i.a Pollette
wlll Kive the National I'.oard at her horn.
on the avenue oi t- Pree-dents next
Kri.lay aftono.c _fra Franklin K.
L-UM, wife of ' ary ..f the In?
terlor; Mrs. Davld irankiin Houaton,
wife of the Becretary ol /-grkrultare, an 1
Mrs. Alhert S. BurteeOO, Wife of the.
I'ostmasti r-r.eneral. will be ln the recelv
btg hne. It Is expected that at least
twelve hundred (Uasts will attend this
reeeptlen all of the six hvnidred delegatea
I ? 'i.k invite.i an i many n
Washtngtoa offl. lal drcli
Wart "the Cause" in Message.
Most of the suffraaista .-.r.- confldently
hoplng thal Prealdenl wilson wll] r.ut
"the cauaa" in his naessage to Con_n
"When the rr.-sid.-nt aaw the delegatlOn
Of New Jers. v tuffl ,i_:sts," Mrs. .los.-j.h
Hardy Btubbe, presa chairman for the
A\'ashin_:t..n headkiusrters, said to-day,
"he told us that he was much Interest.-d
in the ipiestion of having a committee on
suffrage ln the Mouse and had dlscuss.d lt
with memhers of that body. Now, lt is
logical to suppose that he would d-BCUSS lt
with the Rules ('ommittee. and if he did?
well. we feel ln our bones that he is ori
onr side In this matter ..f havrtng a com?
mittee to deeJ vvith our bill in the Mouse.
?.Most of the Bfltta aeem t.. miss the
polnl ot tbe Congreaslonal hearing next
. rtday. They aeem t.. thlnh we'll ask
rungress to alve ua tbe vote. Nothlng of
? ic boit. We merely a.-k for a Houae
rf.mmtttee oa auffrage We doa'l even
a--k that mt-n favor.ibl l 10 our CSUSi
.:, pointed."
The suffranists feel thal there is acane
ihlni algalOcaal aad anoouraging la the
fact that then eonvi ba meat1
Ing at the bour whea Preeldent Wilson
reads his ineasage to Congreaa They
are considerhm 1.. a-Ivisal.illty of halt
Itg prareedlnga for fljre mlnutea and
_*rlaglag their B-lnda suently to bear upon
the Pieeldenl
"To be aara," o .-? of them BaM to
night, "his m- ? r. ady arritten
and on file in SVei newspapi r ..!!i. . |fl
ti.e land, but our paychlc Influence mlghl
lcad him to inject a few kind wopl- f"!
a*__ti_ge if they aren'l there ain-adv."
N. Y. SUFFRAGISTS GO
Aspire to Greater Influence in
National Convention.
The audfraga axodos from thla di
Um convention m Washlnglon began yea?
terday with the departure i-f thi oflloera
of the Natw.n.i! Womdn Buffrage Aaaoeta.
t.on Dr. Anna Hoarard Shaw. Mr.-. Mary
Ware Dennett, Mn Jamea Leea Laddlaw,
M..-s Dtaor l'.vn.s ami Mis. Raymond
lirow ii.
"Oeneral" RoadHe Jonea wiii ?_.. to-day,
us will also Mr>. llei.iy \ lilar.l. Mrs.
Henry W. Ckusnoa and Miss Bva Jane
Smith.
Tlu- "siiffra-" BPC4 ial ' arlll start to-rnoi
*..\.%. with th.- Ki- eteea number <>f Nea
Vork il. l.-4'ates who hav.- e\.r attend..!
4 national c..nvent|..ii. NOW Y'.rk f. .-ls II
must have B Mgger hand than usual in
the s-U-ptng of a B-JTrage pallcy, abw thal
it ls a campaiKti state and the oentlfl "l
BBjfflBBB activlty in the next two y.-afs.
Ainoti^ theaa who arlll m> oa Um apada]
CJIRISTMAB ailTfl IU"M HAR1S is n
li. ,1 B fl' ? . i ytlilrix I*
tar* ; ? ari t{..- lati -i
_nii i?v*ii twaUon* frora thi baa) r-na m^k
era and rnouiit. J i '.ii Himlll Ulanutnda, en .1
;. ? ? ?j brllllan -. ..ior,...K 1 t.. retala thelr
(i*a?nt *fr?ct. I'erie* Blectra, Kiqulala Pei
;...i.? j.'.u?i;.-. .".._ .'.ta av*.. n??.- tiui .-t
?Don't you think wc'rc taking a chance, Bill?"
?It's worth it; there'a egga in this refrigerator.
train whlch will leave Ihe Pennaylvanla
Btatlon t"-moM"w mornins sl I 18 o'cloca
will i," Ifra Inea mihoUand-Bolaaevaln
lllsa Mary Oarretl Hajr, Mrs Walter
HacDougal, Idra M. M. Welch, Mra WH
;,,..- Kearna IIIbb EHaabeth Freeman,
? ida Craft, Dr. Adele Culnet,
Mra Helen Hoj Oreeley, Mis Roawell
Ske.de. Mrs. Krai.k ' otrf.-n. Mra B "
Qtlford Mrs. Arthur Uvenneaa, Mra. tl
frod Laaia and Miss Portls vVlllla snd
Miss Margaret H Hlnckley, repreaentlnB
tin- Wage i: um rs' Buffrsge Lasgix
ELOPEMENT FAMILY AFFAIR
Sisters Flee with Uncle and
Nephew, Wed in Delaware
I ny Ti legrapl 1 ?? 1 ?
Ncvark, DeL, Nov. 21 Eloplng from
Manssqcan, N. J., yeaterday mornlna la
an ' automobile. uncle and nephew and
tWO sisters were inarii.d last nipl.t in
Elkton, the Oretna Qreen <>f Maryland,
four mllee from here. The partlclpaata
ln the double eleopement W8T8 Hoarard
Helght and Mlaa Klizal?th I'nrt.s, Btad
Can A. Heighl and Mlaa Laaots Curtia
Howard Helgbt la Ihi ancle of rari A.
Helght Tin".- were married by the Rev
H. T. Qulgg.
The plans of the elopera came near
mlfuarrylnK becaUM "f a recent chnnK"
in the mnrriai,*" tawl "f Delaware Th-4
had Intended t', be married tn Wtlmlng
ti>n, bal on Btonplng al the Hotel Du
pont, !t was learned that they WOOjd
have to remalfl forty-elghl houra In the
stat.. before the Heensea could be ae
earad A bell boy at the hotel. how
. - r i, * to l erli i ? acue and Informed
them thal qulek ntarrlagea were miii m
vogue at Elkton, snd a faal run araa
. to that town They came to Now
ark foUowlnB tbe ceremony, where they
spent the nlght al the Deer Park Hotel
and left thla afternoon on a ti p lo Wash?
lnarton.
NEWBURGH INQUIRY ASKED
Accused City Officials Face
Grand Jury Action.
I B) Telacrapfa le Thal
Nawburgh, V V . rtOV. tt. W'hon Su
i rome <'";.rt convi noi hen ni al wi ek
lt will ba requested to order a >:r.-,n,i
jury Invaatlgatlon "i certsln alleged acti
oi the Mayor, Clty Council and vVater
Board In aaproprtat i . , ? funda for a
? ? and then otbi i aisa i b<
pi r dtlag tba moaay.
The matter has alreadj baen taken up
wlth Attorney Oanaa-al Carmody, who
outllned the coura ? of BroeadUre
?-?
RADIO TRIAL RESUMED
Officers Charged with Stock
Swindling by Mail.
The iriai nf Jamea i?. Bmlth, Lee De
r.'r.'st, Bamuel Derby and i. B. Bur
llngbame, eharged wlth operstlng BtocB
swlndlea through the malla on behalf "i
tbe Radlo Telephone Company and itx
Bti ck aelllng company, tha Flacal Agencj
Company, "f No i:< Bxchange Place, araa
; yeaterday mornlna In the Cnited
stat'1 District Court Robert Btephenaon,
.t Unlted Btatea Diatricl attorney,
aaid he would anow that bothacompanles,
as well as their auhaldlarj corporationa
had aolicited Btock buI m i through
mlarepresentatlona ln newapapera aeni i,.
mail. otu- of the frauda pra tlaed. aald
the proaacutor, was tha organlsaUon "i
a aubsMlary company, aubacriptiona to
whlch wera uaed to paj dlvMenda of the
Radlo company as -t buu t,, catch more
aubaci it" rs.
Raridall T Ivory, th" ao-called dummy
dlrector <>f the Radlo company, Identlned
many lettera and circulara taken from
Ibe t,i,- ,,f the coarporatlon and said that
whenevei Im H"t a new clrcular from the
I prtntera the Brsl tblag in did was to I
show tt to Mi. Bmlth, presldent of bothi
eompaiiii s Croaa examinauon iir. w from'
the witneaa admiaalon that. though be
bad aever attended a dlrectors' meetlng!
of tbe wirelees company, he had fire
quently marked hlmaeli preaent al them. |
This, ba said. in .ii.; i.4 Mr. Bmitb'a di- j
ivction.
Ivory said ii.- i.ad alwaya understooOi
Burllnghsme'a connectlon with the eor*!
i,oiat."ii tu be thal "i Btoch aalesman,
and that be had oftefl aaen blm visit Mr.
Bmlth bi Bmlth'a offlce, bul was unablsi
t.. deflnltely hnpHeate blm ln tha alleged
Bwlndle.
Th" case was a-ljourned after Florenee I
Borden, arho s.u,i aha had th<- auparvlalon I
of Burlingbaame'a oetVee stag guring 1888
and 1888, i?i. ntJaed a faa -,t tba a^lrculara '
soi;.t whlch ahe racaflad as having I
4...en in Barllnghama'e aaaea The trial la i
lo be :?? suni'd "ii Monday1 mornlng at Mj
o'cloi k.
REDISCOVERED.
From The Baa FraiicJsee Chtoealcle
a Leaadoa BCtenttst has daseovored that
mooniiKt.t raya i.ave a aoftenlng htfluaaoa
on the hrain. Kveiy man who has basO
ln love remembers that. tkOUgh he didn't
' hftpptn to know lt at the time.
MASONIC REWARD FOR GIRL
Helen Whitehead, of Herkimer,
Taken from Home.
l !?.; T*ta_rai : le Dn Trll - i
i 184 . Ni.v I Wlth .1
offered bj Herkimer io.i_.- of Masons to
spi.i them on. detectlvea aearched Byra
cuae lo-day f..r Helen Whitehead, twelve*
. r*old daughter of WOllam H Whlte*
head, of Herkimer, who araa broughl t<>
. i. \. ? terdaj bj hi i half-brother,
Osrar Whitehead, of New rork
Th- chlld left horn.- ln the mornlng "n
th.- pretence of c.ii.i.' t.? ;???? a dentisl
H.r mothei i" ind a letter addresaed te
Helen srhlch had been s.-nt from New
v..rk an.i araa Blgned by i .-r half-brother,
thal the writ.-r had *..i.i hla aul ?
mot.iic in New Tork and Instructed tbe
chlld t" me< t him in Byrwcuse on Thurs*
dav. From there i. saM he a i .:?! tak>
her to Loe Angeles Bhe was li
t.. uae the i ami "Mabel i -mnor "
A sea-ch that mav had ro ros* the con
tlnent was start> d thla afternoon
THINKS DOG HAS SOUL
Anti-Vivisectionist from Lon?
don Has Faith in Animals.
Miss Und af Hageby. ?'< rich advocati
ot th<- ea uae of anti rlvrleectlon
i...r. yeetarday from Llverpool on ihe
L-taltanui on her way to attend I ?
< <.rigresa of sntl-vlvrisi tii soon t"
Bteel in W'.iship.. ti
Bhe attracted much attentlon ? Loi
don recently by brlnglng a-llbe) s .it for
t "The i'..ii Mall ?; ./?? Ite
Mlaa Und af Hageb) conducted bei ..un
case. bui the dectston ot th.- courl was
agalnsl her. Bhe I a tin.. kx li \. i ln
th.- posaeaaion of bo ila b) .. nd ma
U it i- fi ners I) conci ded thal a
i iman Mlol has a bouI, ahe said. th.-r.
s no reason why an httelllganl dog
-,... .i be wtthoul on< Bbe was ho. n
in N..rw a'. , bul h> I .nn.- .. I :i :; I
i. .
Militant Chains Herself
to Seat at Meeting.
i. Noi 9 Ml ' " >"? 111
are returnlng lo thelr oM taetlca, Ona
of them fastened herself to a chatr in
? UCtOfl Hall to-nlghl with chain and flad
lock, from wblch polnl of rantaga she
Bhrieked "Voiea for arocnenl Th.- Rlghl
Hon. Joeeph Aii.eit raaeo. m. P., praai
denl ol thn Hoard of lalu.atioi. vvas
for. ed to susperal his Bpeeeh ?or
mlButee while the stawarda aialenvared
to remov.- the Buffragette. They had to
unash the i hiur before this COUM be oouo.
Miss Wilson Aids in Uplift.
Waahington, Nov tt Mta Margarel
Wllaofl, the Preetdent'a eldesl daughter,
haa called ? meeting at th.- White Houae
Monday evening ..f thi recreatlon com
mltl.f th-- woman'a welfare depart?
menl ..f th.- National Clvle Pederatlon,
Th.- committee wlll consldtr bllla t.. be
Introduced in Congreaa for nider use of
Rchool bulldlnga in the capital and for
th.- com i.ition ..i recreatlon actlvttlea
here. A committee wiii submll a report
askitiK for public BWlmmlng pOOlfl and
..tin r munit ipal Improvi m.-iits.
Women's Votes Held Legal.
Chlcago, Nor. M, The tadgc <.i th*
Randolph County Courl at Chester, HL,
to-day held that the votes of the women
caat ii. a recent "wel or- <jry" election
were legal Th.- town ar?nl "dry." The
oiHstion ..| tl .. .-onstitutionallty ,,f the
woman BUffrage h.w arlll he declded in the
s ipreme i lourl of th.- itati
KEPT BULLETS FOR "VET"
Preacher Sends "War Relics"
To Be Destroyed.
a haadful ..f gonpowder an.i huiiets,
rell s ..f ti,.- civii \\ai. lerfl in the eara
of the paator of st Matthew'a Lutheran
Church, at Rroome and Ellsabeth etreeta,
tiftein years ago by a veteraa, was turned
over to th.- Buraau <>r CombustlMea of
th.- Plre n.p.iitrn.nt yesterday t" be da*
atroyed.
The atrocture, whli h has been the home
..f the church stace 1989, aill soon i.
caplad i.v th. ice Manufaotaring Ceea*
pany. Th.- Rev. <>tt.. Bleker, paator, was
ipertatendlng the rerooval yester
day "f th<- church property to th.- n<w*
home, at Conveni avenue and MBth street
' Ke.p tbeae f..r n*a,M the paator said
the old man had ask. d, "until I . all for
th. m."
HARDLY A BITE.
Procn Ti..- Bostoti Ti aneci Ipi
If the Navy 1 >.-p?i tni.-nt can save half
a cent a p.aind on an order of :v"..>4.
ponnds of ArKeiitine heef how much wlll
the tariff law benetlt the BVaraga BBMB*
sajsaac whtn he buj* a ateuk for dlnner.'
GIRL LIGHTS TRAIL
TO "COCAINE KING"
"Slavey," Aged 17, Gives
Facts That May Causc
Importanl Arrest.
SHOWS PLACE WHERE
DRUG VVAS HIDDEN
Police Ovcrlooked It in Raid
Wholesaler. Now Sought, Sold
to Street Pedlers.
Through Ihe Inatrumentallty of a
14 ?.. nt- ? ri->ear-oi.i glrl the District At
tornej yesterday obtalned Informatlon
which, with that already ln hispoaeaeelon,
probably arlll r.-suit in the arreal of oae
nf ih.- most notorioua vendera of cocalne
in this dly. it is belleved that hla buel*
neaa has already been broken up Eal*
lence obtalned bj Ployd H Wllmot, Ae
ilstanl Dlatrlci Attorney, ahoarfl that in
four montha the man handled ?.? least
three thouaand ounoaa o\ the drug.
The Kirl is Annle Brennan, of No. '-'.i1
Wesl 17th Btreet. Bhe w.is found jreeter
hr. i,\ Detectlvea Ritaao ..n.i Letgh, of
tin Distrld Attorney'* ??*?.?-<-. in the tl.it
in \\--t i.ist Btreel arhere Jahn Oravlaa
was arreeted early on Bunday mornlng.
Th.- detectlvea had Been th.- ghi tb""
w hen ti . . . ;..,\ but, and l ? -"?"?
la) returned t" pul aome queatlona to ber.
As a result ..f what st..- told them they
lu.l in Ihe tlat and aw.nl.I tl.-- t-turn of
Thom i in Lorenao, a puglllst, knoarn as
?skinnv ii.. ?" He was arri ati d ai
? t .. ball by Justtce 11 i
?lal Besatoaaj ahe aal ;> - a eommlttlng
?. .it.
Showed Hidinq Place.
The glrl t..i.i the .!> t. etlvi - ti.-.t on thelr
pl.-vi..ii'. -. :-?;?. fl h. : th- -. fr UI '1 Ofll) a
few vi,ita ..; had nol .hs
eovered the s.-ci.t bMIng place In ihe
!'.-it. Bl ? i. d th. ii to om i of the
parloi and, llfting up tii' rug. Bhowed
n here a rectangle had been sawed
. ? n . boa wi | ? I 'i
:, knlfe blad ? ;.".i In th. ml hMdi n
bei ia then ?*.. - found tari nt) four
-
Th.- glrl waa tah nl " ol Mr
? atory
t to thi Houae of Detentlon aa a
ii.: mothei wenl to the Dla*
iri-1 Atl Iflce arlth her a
?
arlll be i*.>t ? ? ? the laa a hose
folloari i thi revelatlona ln The
rribuni regardlna the traffle ln ?
? 1 said that t. ' ' ?
had bi ? ?? ipendlng hei tlm< .t the Ital I
llat atreel -.??.? :.. r mothei bi i" vi I sbi
?he acrubbed
' ?
BBld, ln r. t'; i n for w '?? ses pald
tl
? t.. th.- Bal
f..r th- di
ll.! i.,i \ -itr. .i .., arell arlth Ihe I I
,i i c or. ln Mi Wllmol lon. He
. - : i srboee trall
t no li
' ne between J i nd No
? ? i
i.\ tn. ai -. ? rapbed mi orders,
The n.-.i ? far unearthed ahoar
'-,-.. . ? more than UI 899 ..t a h_4e
? ?
, foi 'i.- di ;,'
al oul I - ?
?
? ? tl eat fl de, ?> .t
alao to havi I of ti.e
? ?
?? - ided
nol gulll terda) In Bpai lal Bi ioi s
to cl ? cocali
aseelon and of ha i i Ithoul
* :.- found 1"
,..
Health Department Concerned.
i M the Haurli ra i onrl yeaterda
Maglatrata Houae .md -i Ward Pollette
\ - . ,. t : rlati.- ? -ttorne Itli ? ? I Ihi
i.. partnm nl ??< Hi aith for the d
inalyalng .ii'.- f" ii i on prlsonera i o ih
-ei for i tennl - Halllnan, ..t n ati .1 on a
i hargc ? I ? ? ?
aaked foi th lenl he*
, aui. th-1- aaa ao i roof thal thi ??< if
found aaa beratn. Halllnafl aa
on Kovi mbei . I
? i woui.i nu.' io cuii th.- attentl.f
n,,- court,1 aaM Mi Pollette, "to tbi laa
it> on th.- part ..f the offtclala of tl De
paiti'i.-nt ..I II. aith, wh.. have bad Ihe
iruK founu in thla prlaoa>ar*a pa
in..- th" .lat-- of his arreal for purpoaaB
.t analysts, bul have made t..> report The
rjepertmenl haa only one ntuui .. algned t"
?UCh work. an.i v. ith II..- In.-rraslnu num
i?., ,,f arrei l of drug vmon II la Impoast
ble im him to de it all "
Maglstrate Houae ? rltli laed th- di parl
ment for Inactloo, aajrlng that the aame
atate ..i affatra ara evtdk nt la i rerj
,,,,n ia th- city He refuaed t.. dlacbai ?;
HalUnan, and adjourned th- hearing untll
nexl Tueaday
it araa .-.nd ';??' nlghi '"? one famiiiar
with th. arork ol tbe Departmeal ot
Health thal it araa no parl ?.) II - dutlea
to analyae druga for the Dlatrlci Attar*
at j, .ind that ii a man was aaalgned to da
lhal arork II was an a. t ..i courteo)
RESERVE LAW
PROVES FAILURE
Only lifteen or Twenty Men
Have as Yet Enlisted
Under It.
1 I'l.iin T <? '1 1 iliiilie Itiire.-iu |
Wasnlngton, Korember tt
OARK1BON WANTd ACT REPKAL-GD
Th- iniiiiaiy iutl.Uaa are i"rplexed
iver ulana f"i ih- establlshmeni of a re*
. | . ,,,,,, ti.- axhrtln \ om has proven
i fatlure In furnhihlng an auxlUary body
arhlch will I.- >.l us- t.> th- regular army
ii um.- ,,f . iu. rgeni Moi moi.- taaa m
. en or IWI nt) BB n have alll-d th.-ins-lv
arlth tin- reservlata slnci Congreaa made
nrovistoa for Buch a braach more than a
rear ago. Mon than that. th- itatutes
,,.ii dng to thoee who i oati mplati
mllatmenl
Recrulta ar.- confroated arlth th- neoi
pltj ..i oMtaatlng th-?in.i.'h ? s for aevea
raara of i enrlci. of arhlch foui >? ara ai
|,, l?- Wlth th- ...li.is io I th- |. iiiaind-l
-ith the reeervea it has rsejutred much
arork on th- part >.f lecrult-Bf oltio-rs to
?xplalri th>- Bltuatlon, and not with.-,tan.i
ng i,,. eara takea asaay candMatee for
,,11-tiii-nt i -frain from sii;n!t:R the BB*
latmenl papera. it b) app-vaclated, there*
rore, that it was a inistak- to hav- the
ragvla* anUataaeart Uad up to th.- provia*
on for r.-> rv.-l.
BJecretary Oajrlaaa in bM aaaaal re?
port. wlll make as the only new featura
of his flrst doeument as head of the War
Depnrtment some important reeommen
dattona conoorntng the craattoo of a r<>
aarve for," He hopea tO lntereat <"on
crefs ln th" projeet and to pave the way
f'.r not merely a repeal of the exlstlnaT
law, as is eontsmplated, t?ut the enact*
ment of more affectlva lepislatlon.
in this. bowaver, he probably aill he
diaappolnted, for the aaatuaeat of t'on
tuea. aaaectslty saaong Bismhera of the
Houae Milltary CosasMttea is decldtdly
against any laglalatton which arlll In*
erassa tbe appropriationa for milltary
malntenance. it is a problem for the
con mitt." to i-ut down hy |tt,eao,OM the
estlmatee which Becretary Oairlson has
aubmlttad, Buch tatlmatea azceedlng by
that amount the aum approprtated by
Congreaa for the eurreni Bscsl year.
it is Mi Oarrtaon'j Mea that b resarve
for i ir.14 be aatabllahed bj aoldlera who
have aeived iwalve montha in the regulsr
army. and who may ipiallfy as tralned
fightera at tiie and <>f thal perlod. The
enlistment term is to remsln four yeara
sini?'? it is imposslble to amend the exist
Ing law 011 that suhject, and Mr. QaU>
riaon bopes to hava Congrsse autborlae
him to dlacharge men who have aarved
one-fourth of tbe perlod in oonaMeratlon
of tho fad that such BOMteTB will at once
anter the reaervea
Tin- oppoaltion m CkMtgresa to this proj
aet is fonn l"d on the fad that this will
materiall) Increaai tba cost of the army.
and this Is out of the queStJOU ln view
of th.- legudatlve pollcy.
ORDKRB I8SUBD Th- roUowIng or
dera have been laaued:
aiiMv
Captaln JAIRL'8 h MOORB niiartcrmsster
con.(plratleri al praaanl |?av* to Pos
t,,n .1- aaBlatani depol quartarmaater.
'? i ,m I' 'HN \\ U ALLlB, ? BBBI Bf
? . ompany, frotn Let
' " li- i.il II..? .? '., . .,i, 1 'r .i.i l- ... ln
ini tranafern d.
iiiM i,i,.,ii,i,ii.' 11i.ar.KUF a U'CUNB roaat
rrom aaauparnant 88b Company to
? ?? i .:. r- ii .-4 of Baa
Dtego r.,i stafl daly.
kii-i i.i. .:? i.,. i .: ,, ii BCHRADER, i aaat
artlllcry, aastgned :"M r'onipany, le t.4k<- ef
l, i ? i, r. li, f fTOfa ni.ist arillt.iy BeBBwH,
i ,: ? Uonroa.
HAi'i: v i.
M''Ksi: roaal artlllery, on* month frorn i"
M ijor ,I"H\ lt M I \ VI.'lK. I:,
mllltar) .-4 r t;. ? be, ona n onth . Major
Ji HN A Ml RT M1H, medli '1 corp* tbrea
montha thence te Lettertnaa Oeneral Ho*"
pltal, l'r,-l:i.i ,,| .-..ii l-'rii:., ll ', tctlflf
?iiK ??:. IAMEK '!. MORKIKG8TAR,
OOI I 10 r.';!'l|.|.|l|. M
NAVY.
. D M DONALD, to nnval war rol
N. .4 i li! I
A I'M 'P.IN. lo mmmiri'l the i'-4
\ BH iW di t.i ba i tba Belaa at*f
?. rgta.
M bXUEK, I*-- aark; to
I. il M.I., ,lr . .|. tacbad th? Heina
Mi r. *d< -. ", th< llani I i
HOI.11HOOK i.i .
? ' ..;... om ? ''ii 44 Uli flttlne; out
thl K -'II : 10 ..::.., nd ? ll" 11 > OIlUT.ts
Burai oa IA i ? i tba M"n
lan. lo thi ii ,
| ? D I' K. BTALNAKER,
Mi * forh. i" tba
?
. ,11 I. KELLEY -|e
na; to the Pmlrle.
,n Mi:.-' I.AVKN .!??? I
1. ? . ? r ..'.. 11 r 04
? rk II W CRIDER, ai I'Oirilel;
,1 tralnlna atatlon, N.wpaart,
HENRT, rest.natlf.n
,
IfARINB CORP8.
;..-??. i| .t.-\ R II I.KMI.V. .I"ta,4ie,l
... i - ta a i "t of
.
IfOH MATTHKVi ? : d?pot of
BUpplli l; to depot Ot supplle*.
ii la<"
I. III RTl 'V .!? , ' Ol a'lP
?? iB.-o; to tha I'lulipplnes.
M.ij,'r II l. IIOOHBVKLT, detacbad tba Pbll
???: Btate*
,4.1- ilela ,??! headnunrtTB
Marln* ? I'amp Klllott, I'anarna
?-.;,? PRANK HALPORD, datacbed ''amp
: i depot of au| ptli -4. 1*11
. hia
s. ?,.i Liautenants M ll KI.M'.MAN. J f
H N'dUlI- ARTHt'R KIXOriTON, J I*
1 MiiKiui.i. ??j ? B 8AKBR, t') aaarlwa
lon.1 .1 a l.Fliit Nl), atalor*
?Rl ilVN Bl 1 W '' N'llVII.I.F). CmP
I lt HORTON, K II I'I'INAM. V
:.\N". ? HANI I.KK '?\MPHi:i.l.. T
-. I A. III OHEH, W N HILL.
RVI ,. m: !?' '. RAM8BY, Flrat
lanta [l H BF.RRY, T r. THRAtUl
1.1; jr. ?l 11 "- '-niiii.'i'T. .ir . lt w
II I II rONOtai R I. BHErPARD,
, ? !,l \ \l RORBIN.1*, \v. 'i
BINCLAIR ul M S
:? :. , ? ? Ll* itea int* lt l'
:.U I. B WAflB, H E HHI'M
| .,'.1 ,; \\ VAN HOOBK arid Pa\
?>,k l( II RUDOLPH to duty
? ,: lu.'lit
MOVEMENTB OF IVARBHIPB The
followlng movemeata "i naval veasabi
?? ? d 1 ? poi ti d
ARRIVaSO,
N.,4 I ' !e Nl.m.l. al TUBpam
;-i... 1 i. ??! .1 Ki-4 Womt: i\f Itho-le
. ^ ,. tha nirmlnuliani. at
Montevtdco; ih^ H<. ket, ?t Norforfc; lha
11 M.U.- 1 -? ia.nl. taa Deavar. at
??? -
\ .? M I?'.. |i..|[,hln. at Nerth Itlier, N'.'?
Yorh ? H
at Oi
BAILBD
? 1. H.iMina f'.r K^y
i. 1 iland, fiom Taxpaai for
? ,
Ko 28 I'ho Arnh'i'ii. frmn < iiiarnariaiuo for
??> r Ti? tha iiiiaie. frotn Porl aa
?,,r auantanamn; ihe Culgea, from
1 .:,!,;, i\ .-ii Ba i
S'm -jT Thi Proaten, from Charlaston fer
v .'.4 jforfc; th" I'rairl", from I'lul.e), Iphlfl f'.r
1. .. ,,i.i, tha Bolaca, rrom viii-frnri.li*> for
tax tba Orlta, f'om Vlllefraajcba fi-.r
?.. .? 1
Noi ."? 'rti* OaJi -i?n. tba Ptaaaajoa and tha
\?.,?. f:..i;i 'iiii.ui f.?r 'ilongapa
I"',. M'.'itR.,.ncrv will ba i.,l." >'1 by the
" ,s t,,r|,,t,> prell .4 Bblp, Ihe Mont
??.,,:.. 1. arlll abandon tha arlntei ? |,r?iriimiTi,.
nn,i arlll precetd rrosn i'oriaiu,,uth. N 11 t,i
I'hllad.lphla 1,4 *ra* ot ttmwpott, ro no aaa ot
; ia* Montana aatav win 1* at
lai 1, ,1 1 , \ ll ,1 lli n. .1
10 Aatllaa, \ilantl< fle..|, ,11
1... i.i to pul Into effaet at oaca th. folloarlai
oi?n,,l/:.i|, ll ,,f flolllla
: iivialon iln rtaenra) The rtaaaei lha
; . 1 ,. ston, ii.. Reld and tba Braltb
divlalon .in reaervt) rh. Monaahaia,
thi .-?? !? ii. tin- i-.-iktna, lb* Tati -
and iir Roa
Third .!t4 i-i< n The Hettlay, the Marraat, tha
(Varrlivton tha Draytoe and Du HctTall
r. ?., li Jlvlaloti Th.. Pauldlng, tha Atnmen
ii.. Burrowa, iiie Paitaraofl .md tba TVIppo.
Firih divlalon rba Joaaatt, tha Jaanaa the
. :,., ii. ii.- aad II " .ai4is
Tb* ho'ii". vard ,,f the PaoMias wi'1 not li*
rbanai 1 from Kew Vork to Boatoa until J.nu
or\ 1.
On tba arrival of the in4nin bI Paaaaeata,
i,,,.iui.r n. the <iih Drrlaaea arlll he oraan
laad, eonatli itad of the Casatn, tba CuminlnB*
ani ri,, I'u i,-. n Thi- Downa* w-tii ba aaaljpBBd
tha Hth IM |?|,,ll ilinn fotniOM the lintlll*.
T ,-? \ 4. i -.4.111 th* l ? . 1. ti. tha H.11I111111 and Ih.
Parker arlll ca*n**K8ta ihe ith I)'4l?i,,ii ,,n loln
Ina notllia
Tha s'rl iKhani Im aui, ken frmn tho Navy
Restatcr
Well Known Women to Open
"Spug" Campaign in Capital.
Washlngton. Noi. 2*. Mra. I'hamp
Clark, Miss Itaigaret Wilson and other
women of the 1 apltal's soclal life are ex
I . ? ted 10 Bgaah at a nieetinjr here on
Wedneaday sl which a "spur" eaBapalgn
will ba lauti, hed, and Mrs. AltgUSt Bsl*
niont. Miss Anne MergSfl and Certrudo
Itoliiiison Siuith ;iri' to explaln tho pur
possa of the Boclety for the Praraaatlon
of 1 aelasa ' Hvlng.
Mra Wiiii.un iiitt. who araa.Kathsrlna
Hlkins, snd "ht"i women ii.iV" jmned
t,, siii ti,.?ganlaatlon'a offlcJal badgaa
111 tha capital snd further the inoveiiietit
a
Daily Bill of Fare.
SUNDAY.
BRBaARTABT '
1 iia|,efrull.
Iirv i.rral rieam
Bcalloo I'rlttcrB. Urown Btoad TOBOt
.?..ffie
IHNNKIt
l:ls.|ii>. "f ' l.-iuia. 1 'ra, hi im
Brollcd 1 andarloln steuk.
I r,,.| S.4."t I'.itatoca. Pens
rjaullflowar BaJad Frenrh ITcaain..
st..iii,'l Orang* I'u.ldlna Hian.lv Bauc*.
< 'ofTe- .
8UPPBB
Kaa aad \>a*tat,ie MeaM
11, ,1 itniia. Orlllad Bardlaaa
VAnilla lllan. Manae wlth < offoe Marr,,n Bauoa
Claret i'"p Almond Wafera.
NEW CURE FOR LONELINESS IS
"GO NORTH, YOUNG WOMAN!"
Miss Laurie Coates Advises the Restless Woman to Take
Jaunts in Labrador to Avoid Blues and Colds and
to Have Experience of Absolute Self-Dependence.
MISS LAURIE COATE
All a woman needs In order to be an \
explorer l? good h.aith and a little1
money, accordaag to Miss Lauria C-aaUaa,
who has *_st returned nond'.alantly from
a Jaunf ln the wlhl* of I.anrador. where no
woman and few iinn has eyer p-n-trated
before I ?
"it waaa'l hard," Mlaa Coatea smiied
a BUpertOr little smile at the vrv idea. "I
jii-t gol a ranoe and a guide and *tarted.
01 courae, we baa to he acc-ato-aod to
OUtdOOr life. hut one needn't he <x|>ert ln
woodcraft or ,\n Arnasan la B-raagth. I
a<iv1..-- everj woman who is hored or
lonely to pach up and ?.> North. tov. ????
never lonely ha t.ie erooda, you know. Big
dtlea ar- th- pla.-.-- where peopta are
lonely. 1. myself, have heen more lonely
ln two d-tya in N'.vv Vork than I wa* In
th- whole forty daya of my trip to the
Oraad Palto, liunnjr whlch I saw no one
hut my half-hre-d natlve Rulde. You
baven't tlme to he lonely In the woods.
Thera Ib always ao mack to do and you
hava t.. ke. ?,. -> henry dotag it; and at
night, Whea you BBake eamp, tlred and
proud of th- day'a work. the only corn-1
panj you want ara th.- Mg treee aad the
BrellghL
"As f.?r a -.voman not havlnK the
phyalcal atreagth well, look at me. im
not v.ry liusky. am IT I want to tell you
thut that trip wae notllni? for me. 1
tbought i would ie exbaaatsd hy l*.. but
I would start out Bgabl to-niorrow lf l
bad the money. One lan't ever Mch la thef
aroods, >.>i know. i weal for elght dav.s
and B-ghta with mv f-et ?oakin? WOt
und I have a tend.mcy to rheumati.-,,,
ton; hut I have not fclt th. atlghteet ?
effecta fre.n th.- -v erleaafi -s tor eeMB,
you simpiy forgel tbey eslet when yo.
are llviiiK out of doora at 4?) degre*.
below ze ? > Colde are -? pcaduct of civiii
zatlon. The childr.-n w 11 <? go to the ml*
?ion sehools catch th- colda of elvUtaa*
ti'-n. hut thelr parenta kl llttla B8B99
hanked huta in BJ never have
an allment."
when Bhe ?? l N'laa Oeala.
*ays she WOUld niB a little while. She
wara no furs, even when takinir a thirty
m!le trip OVer the BBOW tO visit *? BM BBB.
chihl Bba araa a nursi ai i>: wiifred
T Oreafell'a mtaason at Mud i-ak**- I-*0
rador, aad it araa tba eoaaak*
tlon of hei there that
termlm- to take tbe IItl ? ;aut?t
into taa unknoarn wllda Bhe *?
eijulpned for the ?..i.rn-y only with denlrti
knlckera and i eoui ?? of Bweatera htvi _
canvas dicky." Tbeae she haa vvith h*r
In her trui.k, so that any tlme th- si'irit
moves Bbe -an starr OUl again 00 i:."th*r
eapedltion Bhe has di dgi - on tbe iraM
penlnaula wkdcb U< - tttaatb
... .an and Hudaon Ba;
start on tii. Hudson Bay Blde aad phr.K*
dlrectly acreaa the artldi raeaa, -. atrelp
of UM _-Uee
BkafCragetta Well,rather. Why, sheknew
Mrs. r.tnkhuist when she araa .i ':tt!?
glrl ln Knfclan.l. Tl at do.si.t me.in that
ahe ia militar.t, thoiuh; in fact, so far
from mllltan.y ls sh- that she MUBbed for
nhame wbea th- C-B-tOUM offlc.-' 1 ..pt-r.e.
h.-r trunks and found tirst of B-l har g_n
and hatohi'.. Bba aaaarad then tha-t ih.
wasn't as tlerce as all that
Turkeys Still Chief Topic of
Conversation in Market Circles
Many Washington Maiket Dealers Had Sad Experiences with Them
?Eggs Have Gone Up Again, but No One
Will Discuss Them.
Turkey* nr* scarce In U'nshlngton Mar?
ket Oh, BO, lndeed! not hecatise of
Thankaglvlng feaata. ira tba weavther 01
1 Utl ?? shipm-nt received yctilerd.n B fe.v
turkeya were la good condltlon; tbe others
were epolled by the warm weather. In
the few- daya before lTianbaartviag forty*
Bva carloada of the feettve hird arere ae>
Btfoyed hy the 1 i.-partment of Health.
The sltuntlon Kiew so bad that the ehlp
pers la UM South and \\>Ht. hearing of
tbe condition In which UM turkeys were
received, Btopped kiiiing them. Thi* left
dealcrs aitboul even cnough turkeys to j
nu tbe ocdera from their regular "_atoaa*
ata. Bome Blled orders at a los* of from |
2 to r. oenta a pound. Whlla other deal-rs j
Jumped the pnee from .? to 40 cent* a]
pound Commuters atoed aevea deepl
around the counteis vvaltlng to a. e
whether aome dealcr would not he able to
Bcll them a turkey at any prlce. Dealets
sav they lost hundnds of dollars. and |
hop.- BOVOI again to experience *uch a
tlme as they have had durlng the last few
aaya,
Market Newa in Detail.
Chickens, ducks. goeee, etc, are still
aelllng at the same prlce as last week.
Bgga have taken another Junip of 2 cents
a doaen iu the laal faaj da>*i. The dealers
say they are "gOOd, fresh eg?s," but be
yoad that will say no more.
Red anappera have now arrlved from
Plorlda i" stay for the season. Kresh
hallbui haa dropped - c.-nts a pound. 8had I
wetghlng about four pounda are selllng at j
tl eu.h. Koe shad wlll be ln market In
a shoit tini". Snielts will grow better i
wlth the approach of eold weather.
Okra and llma heans are out of market
at th- present tlme. but are expected ln |
a fOW da>s Pap-r shotted tomatoea r.re I
gone fOf the season. Kresh tlgs have |
taken a jump of .",0 cents a dozen. Tokay I
nnd Corneekoa grupes have gone fer the I
senson und wlll be tollowed Very short
lv hy Niagaraa Kumi|iiats have Juat ar
rived from Florlda for the alnt.r.
Poultry.
Poun.l | I'air.
!<?Hitiii|i chicken*..'-;'..- IGoh_M hena .|. ,
Itrollers ..-c. Each.,
I'uck* .'.'.*??-i.lumlm aquabu .50c
l-'nwla .Kt- Hrolllng turkey* .$2!
M.rvlan.l gceae _Bhe] Doaen.
_iprl__ turke>a ... .32c| t'igeona .|l.n_|l7.
falr !
squab brollera.|1 10|
Sea Food.
Halmon: found F',ur.'
I'ut . *?? Baa baaa .
Whota .Rc siri|,.'.i baaa . ? s>8>'
Lobatera .4<v Fiuk- .P
?l . I:,- Butt< rflsl
r
.Steak co.l . IfiC Had 1" * . .J*'
yellow per.-h .IBc HlackfUi. .?:
Whlta |>errh .IV Fresh macken ?
Fresh hallhut . -t"- BaBB
Kela .llgSD sh.il .
Floun.lera .10c i'i 11 undraM
ri"eh Miietlsh .!8e t.lii:? Seeb
.,?.... ,,..r.,-,, ... ... ...,,,- .? ......
Fll.-t of aalOa.WC Softshell .... p*ssbi
Weaknah .lL'iil.',. Hardahell - 5->
n s
al
aaa
i-'er'v'..' .'...'....'. .....H- 'l7ar,1sl,e'..?*?,**;
Smelta .Rc IH-4IU1.?\f
spanish mackerel.. Rc 1nt"
VVeaknan .l.'lil- Hardahell ..
i-ruh nieat .Stv ChOWder .II !
I'rab flakcs .7."..' i ,4 -
Kaddock ro*. .l.'.e Blu* 1
S?a trout .I8cl I.ynnh.i I r,?
Plckerel.3*- t'ralu IV**?
Whlteflah .?'k- svallops
Red sn.pper* .'.i>- Bbrtinp* .
Dairy Producta.
I'oren. cboaae;
?aaa .Me Mlld .
llutrer: 1'oun.l , Shari.
Bwaet .43<f4V S,wlas .
Heat tub .40c Enctlab Jalrr
Pblka, prlnt . R*
r,mn1
.Ce
Vegetablea. . .
I'araley . 3. Bl S sw.-et pot.to
iViery .10-''
Kohlr.bl . Ic Kjiaplants '???:
French herb*: | rasaba melons ??????:?
ChtTvIl .KV Santa Klau* melonl J*
Tarraaon .10e1 lloihouse cucumtwr"'???
rafh
1*8 Bl
..4V
**.?
.?*.!?-'
Il*??l
Mlnt . tc
Heeta . Ic ' aullflowar .. ???'??jjj
I bunches.; Itoinalne ...'
I'arrota .10c t^ttu-e .^
Radlslu's .10.-!iabl*K* .^r,
Kndlve .:3<- Strin. beana .?
Pumpklna . 3c Butter beana .^
Tomatoea . Nc Yellow ?,nloi:s.
Mushrooms .W&W Whlta amaaeai -..3-.
a, p..k. French artleneBaa ??? fc
Potatoea .i.'Ou] Ydlow turnlp*.-,.
Bplnaeh .'.Dei Hrusaela sproul* .^
Whlte squash . la I ranberrles .
Fruit. ,
Mozen. I r- Oc
Appl*4 .MSTJ4- Alliaator peara ..????^
Oraagea. |t;rapefruit ...ahjjjgj
Porto Rl,o.M4Tfiftr' "^fr
FlorMa .SO*' Plum* .p0)U)d
I'ultfornla .40c?|l llrapes: r b
l^>mons .Rc HothouB* .,u..*?.
l.lmea .lf*! ???K
Itan.naa .l.Vtf.'.V- Morocco .0,
t'ear. .VSMBel Mala... .&?
Freah fl?a .|1 50i Nia.ara .w
I'.m-.ui .:.,??- .111 Kmperor .baaa*
FerBlmmona .6XV] w 0
Kach. I Ptr.wberrie* .^
Pln*appl*B .ligZJc.Kuiiiuuats .
Meat. Pouwl
IjihI,. Found. I iiaSSi
beg .lt4f.".,c!rorn*d beef .,wwxle
Forequarter .lv 1 Shoulder of \e*i.^
Itack* .:.Scil?reaat of V8BI.?,.
Stew .lZglli'|V*al rutlet* .gc
Pork chop*.2Bc| Vesl cbops ...^jj.
Hoaatlna pork .::?.?> l.oln of porK.
I'orterhoua* ateak. UOil Racon ..? _
I'ot roait .laoilciHam .^ge
Prlme rlb roa.t.I0a:4?', Tongu* .'mSt
Top alrloln . -vSa'
llound ateak .25c| Sweetbreada .-i*?T

New-York tribune. [volume], November 29, 1913, Page 6, Image 6
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], November 29, 1913, Page 6, Image 6 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], November 29, 1913, Page 6, Image 6
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924