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DOGS OF BLUEST
BLOOD ON PARADE
B. H. Throop Carries Off
First Honors with Herta
von Ehrengrand.
PHILADELPHIA SHOW
COMES TO AN END
Bob White Lena Gets the Call
Among the Setters?Line-Up
First in Terriers.
, : ?..-.' e? T! e Tribune 1
.. March I 1 he parada of
ihat. : wl V clcasd the show of the
rhe St 1 l.-rtn ultural
1U?1 ? us BOt in the least like the
ordin-i
? ? i a parade Is aupi osed
. bul these champions stood
The only parading they did vv
? . the ring. then iv
ma, |emi to miike this parade
? f variety rdsuss, and thh t
IS thl re W? re BO UB
?
Chami " B all breads were in the
'"Pton strode into the
the difficult tasa of
ting half a dosen of the bey. apecl
' mop showsd his wonder?
ful i ird d'^ir. i lei ta vos
BJsispgrtiTrfl, art'l the flrst special which
Mr. Hopton handed ont went to this Bares
lookr I
contrast t?> Herta was the
? |i i winch Mr. Hop
,on , . r si enta Misa h h
rarlett'r- chSBIplOB Kosemat y Little Pal
I v i.'.ui. ti. her and
? s il O Van Hsoaen's
sinpion I ri.uine, was re
er.
logs cl smpton Drsani
rentaiir a I '? ntaui wai
only. I'or reserve
Hnptun chose AllsOB M. l-ed
. harnplon Florence Brtnnda, the
?il appearing only In the mm
Lais.
???:-!?-? Leeds Une-Up wss first
Ijiie-T'p Is S si'letidtd little wire
ha!r?.i io?c terrier, which won the ap<
? ( the i ?? ? 'i He la Ow prop
A. Zooa -'. i Leedi
? and Ten ?
rks Ludwig brought his two splendid
' inss into the ring, a hen ?
?er?- Trina
von Weisman, a big fawn, was Freeman
b chotes when he Judgi <l the breed,
aii'l he placed Piedor, a gorgeous harle?
quin Mr. Hopton re
- in the biial round-up, chc
the VrlBBei
?ian for reserve. This WSS 8 popular
- ;?? ctatora pre
: the brnilaal spotti d coat of 1
natura had
e.| tl <* [>:
- G, Taylor, who judged setters,
re for those who fol
ISVed ' by ehoos
I I every on< ipposed
? ? ? v..,.. - g. the dogs for their
ktng qualife-.
ting a I tih called
Bol> White Lena for - I and l^ena
U a decld.< iW f pe
William Bavory, who did tieid spari
- ? spaniels, pronounced the
colleetion an extremely good on?'. MrSL
8 BOW Belcl spaniel
ed Ll i Banker, and
ted him for the winner in
?o Mrs. E. E. Marshal!'?) I
Rowland. Banker Is a beautiful dog. with
pedal sztrtunltles thai IW
the ? His i at is bla'k
roe] wav thai
>? of the female contingent
Hopton told a good p.tory on I
.. only prov?s? he, .?aid, how
la *"or any one who Is not
to realls a In?
Mr, Hopton placed the EngUsh bull
? '.im? was <
'?ion'.
?hampion Beaming Belle and Thomas
BhOCh Now Mr
.Hopton had conUBeated on the dogs re
? ited a d'oidcd pref
Mr. 1/awson's bitch in all of I
^si reviews Ui ? In umatances, be
'or..* M ' .vardon a t1r:;t clas;. sport
- bet?re him, and, to hts own
UBS to examine th??
iwe matronr, lie found that he mm h | re?
};? rurdi g I ?'?> to Bhorsbaa
*
Beaming Btlle la a little Amerhuan-bred
S8M C t. <*, b?rt of the get of charn
pior. Baro:i Beaming. Beho eomptcted
k?r rhSBifdonshlp before sh? wa? b
tut of L.fe puppy c'.asa. fcihoreham Shock
?n I Lsatherbread Perfeefon and Bt
v ?' rtne'B Electli
r T. Stern captured SVerytl Bg i
Me early hlni ? De
???"'? Troubadour, which won at the Pal?
I ? . as he 1 I ? I
srhsswvar ha i*> h h own. Troubadoui
I Batpt'.n Nonnan Earns Bymi '
which Holland Btl
? In the matron di
? Mr. Mc*Ca-?r4llSh'S choi -e
? H ->el . |ub ?how
1 ri '..- :,re r. ei ni Importa*.
?? I th.? BS Si ' t their
?
^OR COURT TENNIS TILT
officials Chosen for Gould
Covey Title Match.
? '. ? ? agi tents
?/otid championship court tennis
? and
'
i i ? sring, of I
lbs nid'' I . l.'Jgar .
a II ' Sil the ta'.llH.
'..ins Will .'<? '
Weat Side Wins Odd
took the odd gasBe
! As
? < !..i, Bowlln :
? ?
? . pin ?
-
? ?/ it
l?4 ITS
'?2J ' '
! '; I
?
- . -
C-aflin Harvard Hockey Oapt.un
ass ? i.i
'
? ? i
ad cover | '
fi ' ~~ -1
Hummel May
Join Yankees
"l^ina Mm** Hummel, utility Inflrlder
of the Miprrbas, may play ?Ith the
ITankeo? this ycur.
It ?leirloprd ?esterday thai waiter?
had BSM asked by the llrmikl?n rluh.
but Trunk I bailee de? lured Ht the ?amp
of I he *?iiiil,rrs ?rsterdiiv thai he could
iiv ?'I^iiik John" ami had refused to
waive.
B? Hummel mir b? i??v?d from n life
with the BStaora or the outlaws and IB?
to help put the lankrc? back on the
ba-. Lull limp,
CROWDS HEAR CALL
?OF GREAT OUTDOORS
j Vacation and Travel Show
? Sounds Note at Grand
Central Palace.
W ' III pile? of th? "beautiful snow."
severs! day? old, piled high and alowly
redoclng Itself Into puddles of Blush made
one ?render fuel why is winter at all, the
lovers of outdoor life had another chance
to step into th?- wlldernesa when the
Travel. Vacation and Bnortaman'? Bbow
opened it Orand Central Pnia'-e yestar?
sftl moon.
Thousands Of silver birch an.) pine
- tur:...; the building where hist week
pich of the canine s ortd yelped and
barked to Its heart'e content, Into a ?rll
derness. The mini,.tur.? ponda, tha abira
if ths ?rater ri Ible through the un
dergrowth added to the illusion, snd on?
felt ready to step Into the canoea which
embark In pursuit of
t he nooat, bear and deer, not t" menUon
th? preclotia blach foxes, valued at M5,ooo.
These trophies of the cha.-c. mounted
m realistic p.iscj, w? re ?hipped f-mn all
tors of the globe Many were s.i re?
alistic thai they seemed read] toll tin
roach of man or apring Into battle,
Invasion of their domain.
?r? . ? c w? re tl ? i irllng wolf, the ?linking
mountain lion and timid, liquid eyed deer.
mount, In which a timber wolf, gaunt
of flank and iron of Ja***, tear? savagely
t the I t of a w hit? tailed buck, sp?
ed to man] and wai a c< ntre
..-i throughout the afternooi
Stretching aro des of the build
? the ? I rand
on of the Colorado, and BOCtion? of
the anota peaked Blerras, the Adirondack
MoUl I . d other p!ac- where the
lug game 1. to 1? fourni arc depicted.
al exhibits of canoes,
troul rod-, al itgut and ? amp
. |Ulpmi its W hlcfa ate so W4 11 known to
all lovers of the outdoor life.
The champlonahlp trap ahootlng and fly
? ng competitions begin this afternoon
? m the roof. Fifteen teams each of five
m< n, engaged In practice ?hoot
The markanten Included it- I*
Bp its, th? amah pion; Keaf Ap?
ear, the provisional champ:"". T,r.
Saner. 11 ? - and many others.
The ihootin? t on litlons were pro
ad far in advance of those at Indoor
?s. ti a light was perfect both in
lay and evening and the air absolute?
ly pure and free from powder smoke. I?r.
- WSJ high gun, with a run of forty
ota? Aral twentv
.- without s break, tha flrst time alnce
the Madison Bauare Oarden show in ltffe
that fbe feat has !re?i achieved
-?
CALL FOR ARMY NINE
Strang Takes Charge of Squad
and Orders Indoor Work.
West Point N. Y . March i> Sammy
Strang, former Utility player of th.- Ci?
ar i . antved bore today to assuma
charge of the Military Academy BBS?
ball squad
He will instruct the candidates In ths
" until favorable weather per
mlta th? uro of the academy diamond.
The flrst gam? of the Army schedule '*
Bet tor Baturday, Mar?-h 28, v. ith the Rit
gers College team.
Edward H. McBride Dead.
Buffalo, Mut-eii ?- Bsjarard K. MeBrldo,
?two yaara old, aidel ? known
throughout the state a- a sportim; writer
under the namo of "Hotspur," di-.-d here
. fo lowing an opsratlon for a throat
on
HUGS AND SUNDER
IN $10,000 SUITS
Mrs. Baumann Alleges
Henry W. Nicolai Tried
to Kiss Her.
HE DENIES CHARGE
IN COUNTER CLAIM
Both Live in Brooklyn and Are
Well Known in Dog
Club Circles.
Hearj W Nicolai, chemist, of No. 464
77th street, Brooklyn, trcasurir of the
Maltese Terrier club, is suing Mrs. Made
Kauinann, of No. 1 :> 1 ? 7:<th street, same
borough, and .secretary of tie- club to re?
cover |10,6*86 f"i- alleged slander. Mr.-.
Kaumann has brought a COUBter suit for
' ? s.tna amount, in which she chargea
Nicolai with plai in? his arms STOUItd her
atid attemptlag t<> kiss her during th.- ab?
sence of her hlBSban i from home.
Mrs. Daunsann Is arsll known a? a dog
fandet and i.- a member "f many kennel
clubs, and her petM have captured a do/.' n
blue ribbons si d-nr show-:. Their latei'ssl
in canines cause.i them to meet frequently
as Officers of the Maltese Terrier Club.
Ml?. Hautnatin aUsgBS that in the spring
Of 1911, whlll her hUSbaad vvas away on
bUSlneeS, Nicolai came to lier home, to
consult h.-r on buslnSBB pertaining to the
dub, and while there threw his srma
nd her and tri-d t'i klSS her BBS
says she >-i,i?.;..,i his face and ordered
him from tl ? 1 ... ?
Nicolai denies the charges, snd In I
complalnl allegei thai Mrs. Bauatann told
ti.e story "f the allegad kissing lacidi el at
a dinner k?>?'i by Dr. 'William Hi.ok
bun s snd r> psati d it at a nrieeting "f tin
Maltese Terrier Club held at tin honte of
i '.- i; H B? hn ndsohn, No. 104 H?
Plac . Brook!] n
HurthiT allegation is made by Nicolai
that tli?' storv reached the last sh'iw of
the Westminster Kennel Club, held in
Grand ?'entrai l'ai,ne. ami that his repn
tation Buffered severely, He assarts that
the atory tin.illy rea. lud the ear.?-: of Ins
wife, who left him because of it
Mis. Baumann alleges that Nlcolsi cir?
culated atorlea about her, stating that -^he
had fall-d t" **a] her dues in the Maltese
Terrier Club, when, as a fact, she owed
'not a c.-nt, and that because of her n
serAing his sttempted fanrlllarity with her
he refused t" swsrd a prise, won by her
dogs, which had h. ?n offered by him.
TJie papara In both actions were Bled
yesterday in the nfu.n of the County
( 'hi k in Kings Count] .
WOMEN ON WOMAN'S NEEDS
Will Discuss Them at Meeting!
of Robert Collyer Men's Club.
"What Woman Wants'* Is to be dis
CUSSsd at the annual "ladies' night** of
the, Robert Collyer Men's Club, to I ?? held
Tuesdsy evening at the pan. h bouse of
tin- Church of Hi?- Messiah, Hark ai
nod ;;itli stn . i
Speakers win Includs Mi' Mary Jenney
Howe. Mrs. .lames Leas l>aidlaw, Ml I
Ines Milholland Bolssevaln, Ml
American, Henrietta Rodman, Blorani
M. \\ li ?? snd Cilr.?rt I! Hoe.
The dlSCOSSlon will consist of lath of
ten ralautsa or less guettions from the
nee wi'l be answer? d by Mrs >'
vain.
The meeting is to be open to the publie.
| FOR OLYMPIC SOCCER TEAM
Football Association Plans to
Further the Work.
The Olympic soi t committee of Um
United BtatOS of America Footha" I ?
elation organised for business yssi
; t s spsclal tneetiag called by Dr. O. n.
Mannli - V nl "f the r s. a K. a .
at the Broadway Central Hotel for the
purpose of discussing ways aid i -
for siraaglng to havs an American team
take part in the ?'lymph: Sanies a? Berlin
in (glf.
The tnenftera of the trasmitios trutllned
a plan to obtain the necessary ??;-,.;
tin,na o ths trip. It Is also proposed to
iiold preliminary trial Rames througboul
tli?-. ."'lnir.v '..r tl..- purpose "f weeding
out tie vari..;.- candidates t"r- :'?
the < ?lympic team.
tl the . i" '? "f tie meeting anriouBce
roent was made that this country would
placo an eleven in the, intern itiohal I
I W" ; ea r;i ),?
Awards on Last Day of
the Philadelphia Dog Show
.a, March 5 -The award?
th? wtnnen ? i aa al the big dog si
i'j-liy wi ro an follows;
'.'? . ? Bwma ..?.?Won
, n't lM ?? ? rvr, Jk
'
' i , ? . ? 'A or by Ch?
I.udwiK'.s Prias ?. n vv*l roan; r???rv*1 Ch?
.
.... i itches) VI ? n
Ki nnela' Kiaa M ?f Wtet
bourn? .
ogi, Won by p
I .? * - hM BO] . r? ?t-i
n i i ?a,(, j- s. Lauiadown? l? odora Hi
dogi ? Won bv Hob Wl
I ? "A nit? Rifle; r???ji r*. I..
, ..i...
? V. on by 1
roe prim, r??*nr*. I
; . h ? ins Vail? -,- s ?
losa) n i m ?..
m . ;:.? Il; renn *, i
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tteri t Itcbe?) w on
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I . TfVoti by Pt
Re? oui?
Won
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by 11 i ??? i i". raaerv?
. *r i
other H'
irrett'a ** e?bour
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% i.. ? liarl** it? t> Ai'ii-a of r.-i
1. Ix-Mv ? Prln. -i
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< Inks
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i ??butant?
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VI.?
?Mai . 'A on I ? VA ..!
? . : K< ? ? ??>' llalnor Tell) Ho; '?
?IP? i id?*?Bte** "
? |i h,-., W?M Ml*
II-.i ... ? liirlul?
. -, ,i,,,- i n ..i
i. Mrs n r M< ? i h i
i-.- I - . i>.ri \>.ri Park.
; , ? r. bit? ii""? We*
?
.' it i v. - r . i 1?re v..n K?nig?'
?
t Wen iv fmii
? i m pic . r- amina B*H*i >? i rr r?
' vv i,*r , ?han il
? ibull i? rrl?ri -, i.t i. t
. ? < ? ?-. . i ? \v Pagi in
VIM i ..
? laaa HI fbtill ?.-??? i I ten?* I -'?'. *n I ?
. ? ? t i
lartol
dog?; w.,n ir
? i | i ? ? lohn
? ? i. Mec il ? t>...,..??
a--.
1 ' .. - f l Bm - tanisrs; Utabae) won bj
M.< On I.-' ?' ; ;? ?.-..line J. ??'. lo"'.?, Siilu
u t>ofai Irla.
?Claafl 411 nox i-rri-rs; ?raOOth; dw i-f.on
by ?;-<i-L?. i' i ?Jab?n? I;..'
?.?..-. u...rt?b r Brown'i nabln* Rexonkui
Cl??* 417 . ? i' ? ? ? r , .-:. ? | ? I -Won
by Ueorg? i I ? ? ; .- ,t :< n?; i
; u. it ii.KHi-r?. n'a Viola Praii
I Ciaba 4-! (fox terrleir;; Wlr*-balr< I. dogsi?
Won by C A. B, Zook'a 1/ in Una I P '*
?i' H Hiker*? :.>.mti. ; R<
? laaa 4.r? ifox terrien; wir?-haired; i.it.h*?i?
Woo by i>. ::. Rlker*i < aid? r Ban? i Inderella;
.-, i?. c RHcer** Caldi r Ba
Ctas? i'..' iSeotti h terrier*; dag i ?
WeRor T, Btarn'a Early Bird Troubadour* ro
?\\ alt i o ? K< Mnci'; Wi 'i tare
? DGl (BcottUb terrier?; btteh?a) won by
v tcr '? Stern'i Baptcn Beryl; reaarr?, Mr
'i'lirolore t ?fferinan'? Wt.ln I
t*l* ?- MS (W?ai Highland ?/hit? terrier*;
doe**>?Won bj Or* wwich Kenn?!?' i airo ivrn.
r..--.i\r, Mr. ahefflold Pbelp*'? .aim J'..
??i.u-i. i.'.'. ?Wert HlghUn >?'?-. ?rrler*;
bitch? . va on i v. i. | . ?
Row bud '?-?... Ml r .1 , . , i 1,
Wnlpole Wttl
CI* ' terril Won I Mi
P 1 v. > '., ? :: ? 1 ;r din Bonne!
and ?; d? Copptt - ? I Wlndmar* Winaod?.
. ?, ? tai (Datadla Dlnn?ont?; dog?)" Woe by
i- ..'??.. . r> aflald .-, Alpin !<?? ordor
< ? , .... (Dandle Dlnn ont . bib tiaa>?Woa by
lyincwoo 1 !'? , . ? -
. Uu HI 1 Bodllngtoo l*n Ii r>
tin-he*)?Woa by Mr*. Guggenheim'? |
. at? . ?1 ? Robert Ouggei
I'.r.-- ?? Ulv*i
?i..-, :. .i :... ? and t?n M ? arriara*
doga) w..n Py Alf. Delmont' i-. Impara
ti..
? lai IS fM ".? h? ? ?? r fu ? -T". on
bj lit rary P. Mi Kaan, Ii '. vv n .
1 I'?. Imp? rvlon.H.
do* ?-- ". 1 .: I y VV .
I '. ; | ?'. .... I ".I
- W "II t-v
I ra - 11 Add) man'* Wall? nd'? W.
>g?>? Won 1
II 1 ; Pariott'* 1 1 am.pl. n i:- - ? Pal;
? ;n-< n . ??? t.. ? ' 'naiKn
i'laaa ?? (ruby ?pan 1*1 . bll he*>?Won by
Mi ? liarle? II. Kp ???" \ hton Mor? I ?
? ,
Min II I null II < i. . I 111
VV M,, I..-..1 Mai Lood I 1*0
? ., s ?.i i (to) poodh i; bitch**) Won b N
11 .i ; . - P ?at*??. ? ;?!!-? 1.- . le; ? ?erve
Mu? Fletcher? rietcber*? Baby l?o:i.
. I? ? ... - (M ilt*?* lerrii Won bj
v ..... il. P*rrln??'? P? rrlni ? Mj I
Mis Wwtn II PerrlB?'? I'.-rrlno'?
Tin? a
(Malta** I rlai bll ? v on by
i . ?.. . .,-. v . orfcl :. - ? ? : hill'i ' ?
, 1? ... ? ? . . ? ? ? 11, r >. ?lofs
j,,i in....?? Won by Mi- D McNebb'a Prt?
i in*i ?
i , -?. i ? ??? ?I*; do? ? Won bv
Iron City K?nn*lff !??"> City Hoi il? ri??rva
Mi . Howard Clarki i i tapthorn?
.i Iffon* Bi ? - ? ttnri
i i ' ' " ' ?''?"
. Hallan nr?". Iioun I?; dogi "n'l
mi, i,,., u.i. b) Mi- Jam** it. Wllll*
...,, Vivian; r? >?rv' Mr* I ?" ??? ?
'
ASK $2.07 TO SAVE GIRL
Women's Meeting Held at the
Home of Mrs. 0. H. P. Belmont.
*i meeting for the purpose, of Infere ?
women in the bill providing for women
Judges in the Children's i'ourt was held
yesterday afternoon at the home <;f Mrs.
O H. P. Belmont. No. 177 Madison ave?
nue Tho meeting was called by the
"Women lawyers' flub. Mrs. l>an':
t'othren. of Brooklyn, presided. Addresses
were made by Professor George Kirch
Hey, of Columbia University, and letters
were read from Judge Holt, of the Ih!l
dren'B Court, and from the head probation
Officer of Chicago, testifying to the need
Of women officials to deal with the girls
who ,-ome before the court
"There are 2,M0 girls arraigned in the
courts of New York City each year. The
Coal of two women officers will he $?,,000,
making a cost of B6JV to save each girl,"
Mrs. i ?otaron said.
Mrs Inez ayilhollsnd Bol ase sa In vouched
for the Mayor's rympathy with the pro?
POSal, and quoted from a letter he had
written lift- recently replying to lier ap?
plication for an sDPointmcBt In the court
lof Special Sessions to succeed Judge
Ryan. The Mayor replied that the only
I reason he could not appoint her was that,
I owing to the* pressure of public opinion,
j ho was reappolntlng Judgo Ryan, as It
j was his policy never to dismiss a good
pubUi Bsrvaat, whatever his politice.
Repr?sentatives of many women's clubs
were pr. sent, including Miss Una Gano,
of th<? Interborough Association of
Women Teachers; Mrs. John Fowler
Trow, Mrs. Costal Eastman Benedtct,
. Mr?. Harriet Johnston Wood and Mrs.
Eugene. Raye Smith.
Hettera and teh grams will be aent to
the Manhattan representative? in the
legislature, urging them to vote for the
bill.
NIGHT VIEW OF GOWNS
| Extra Showing Due to Inability
to Accommodate Crowds.
Owing to the impossibility of accommo?
dating the visitors at the Faquin "Kxi>o
fcitlon d'Art" in the Ritz-i'arlton in the
afternoon, an'iouncement was made by
M,me. Jo:rc, Mme. Pnqu.n's sistcr-ln-iaw,
who has brought over the Faquin gowns,
that there will be a display to-night from
0 to 11 o'clo'U The afternoon "salon"
Bill he at Ml o'clock.
The PaCfSin Exposition at the Rltz
<'arlton will terminate, to-morrow.
"MINIMUM WA GE for WOMEN
$12.00 per WEEK"
THOSE WHO ire interested in iniprovini, the conditions under which x great
throng of women work in New York can help that cause without cither
expense or inconvenience.
"HOLLAND'S," at 30 West J4th Street, is a delightful tea room which was
opened lor the sole purpose of denionstratint, that a business of that
character can he lucceiafully operated la New York and still pay a minimum
8/age of ? 12.00 per week to the women emploved.
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Good Features
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I lie Last Wo*,] m T'rovincidli<Ti! Read it You will feel
( u!tiir'-il and superior.
Briggs, Sporting Cartoonist.
II e Days 1 I :' rt
A Tale of Blood and Thunder from Mexico.
rhe <?????? I graduate l:\mg on a cotton plan
tatii 11 ' " '? 1 "? that surpasses fiction. Ad?
ture, starvation, murder, nuke up it-, sum total.
A Reporter, His Nerves Shattered, Returns from
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He B'g8 piloted through myateriotta van'?- reeking with
money, rot on? ing momgnt he clasped a pack?
age conl $4?V He's bo g.! for anything now.
Laying the Panama Sea Tracks?Great Expecta?
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If tin greal ships that pass through the Canal touch at
thee islands former glorie-, are 1 mfidently looked tor,
-* vi! I? pre tige and commercial prosperity.
Cecil Rhodes and the Historic Bucketful of Dia?
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? pire maleen are >l item ?tuff, snd no incident in the life
Cecil Rhodes better illu trates ihr- fad than the episode
i.t bucket snd diamond
Is Albany to Become a Seaport?
\" apparatus has been devised which makes |.ible the
navigation ol frozen arateri its u?r will transform \lbany
In the Sunday Magazine:
The Cost of Wings
Bv BICHARO DEHAN
\ powerful storj "'
aviation II portraj th<
... tb<
i:.,,-, i" constant fear,
.ding to ai '
-., opi n ri iw ' - ?-"? and
? oil ". ,-r''
l?g |n t , streets, rosy \>o
I . ,. , , ? ? I ? d wliat
. about it
Sylvia Marlowe, Privateer
By CAMPBELL MaeCnJLLOCK.
- ' , daughter of s eai
Irj hafl Inh ?
somi ? ? ; ,'",i!'
nan! trait , a you 1 no ? from
:. previous story. v\ 1 at Bh?
did t" rail'.-.'.' manager , pol?
iticians and Judges in ths
.,.,,,. of atontoming I ?
forth Bntertainlaglj In thl
; tOI
in srUcls shout Dr. S. JOS
? tic Mot?n rs" Lea
M
tli?
ROBERTS.
The Army of Achievement
By WILLIAM HARPER DEAN
rtoa prl " for crop raising
and for t'ruir canning, award?
. Department ..1 lg
1 Iculture I a.v.- i-t imulati d .1
.'1 1 owerful army of
indu il 1 :? 1 fonoi s to be he
stii\vr-,| Iri tli. ' ?
tal. aWail t he v. in. ?
Tales from the Road
By TRAVELLING MEN.
gts mor? p?-iz'? .-.torle? -all
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aho* that < omniprctal trav?
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ir of ???-, ?,..[ icfiv .1
to Baldpate" Is living up to
his reputa! Ion 1111 new
story moves swiftly toward
a dramatic climax after the
kidnapping of "ths teal Lord
i ' rrowl
EPHINE BAKER, orfrnniz?*r of
CHARLES O. D.
In the Woman's Pages:
When Is a Mother
in-Law? (Mus.)
The result of ths Woman's
l'orum Investigation ifins to
show that "ti ere sin'l no em-h
.,.,?? . i ? Can thi I '? .i" ?'
How My Work Led Me
to Think That Women
Needed the Vote
By LILLIAN D. WALD.
Th?* "Jane Addsms ot New
?? ? !i<-\. - that v? ..men
1 something to contribute
??i tin 1 t that men
vvh.it
M .
Are Women People?
By ALICE DUES MILLEB
Bparhling comment on th*
Baylags of ii,pt\ and women
? r nee ps???
The Fashion Cat
la Out of the Bag
Lui ills ??lan?er. ? h0 ' noa I
woman hhouid
t-il- how the new
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TH' SERVICE I'ROlil.KM "
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II- res 1. s ths -
thai nan Tomroi
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deep y regret that so many visitors
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SUMMONS.
BUPRSMB COURT or THI gTATI OF
N?w \ork, i:.-,i,'\ Count) Bally 1. ? ?.?irn,
l ... Cohen. Mary Cohen, ffiva I
v?.r. Frederick ?J. Cohen, also kneera ?a Pre?
?nek ?'?? Coon, plaintiff?, ?Kamst John T.
i. i hMiig, tii?> hatra ai law, d*vl*o*a
or ?:? ?I ? f kin ?f ?ali
Hall. If any, and tlielr respective
..i husband?, if mo. all <.f whom and
? , i.iikn w n ?o plaintiffs.
i rtanderakot, widow, M.id i.
daught? i" ardaley, ?l*o
? ? lerka Beards..-. de.i'd. a??rg?
in Ira ut lau. d< ? -
grant**? i ?a or seat of kin of
North, if ?iiy, and tlielr re
aada if any, all ot
i unknown to
plalnilffa; Thu Mutual Li(* Insurant?* Com?
pany of New York. Willi.on W. Broughton,
Guy H. Spraguo. A!?i?n SpragU?, J*UBl* M
acid ml. n E. Broughton, lun?
Burdl? k. th? m if? of J.
C Burdlek, tti?5 name "Jenata" hetng Sett
iiam* of
to plaintiff*; Ed
. and ?11 other
having or claiming i<> have
ipon th? premtae? derrrlhed
In th? complaint, d? fendants. Trial desired
.,f Eaa? ?
I above named defendant? ?nd eseh
of thorn
Vou are hereby ?ummonod to answer ?hs
complalni t" ? to) ?????? a aop*
of your answer on th* plaintiff?' attorney*
- v. r.ry I SO I day? aft?l the s
this rommona, txcluotv* ..f th? ?lav of per
i la ca?? of year fallar* to appear
er anawcr |udgm?nt ?rill b* taken agalaat
vou by default for thfl rcttsf dernand'-'d la
mplatnL
Dated, January SO. 191 I
n \ 11 h .?. . t.! ra
Plaintiffs' Attorney? ' . 100 Broadway, Boi
?-. !.. N v I Ity.
? danta, John T. Hail, if m ins.
th-.- heir? ? ??' ? ? '
"i- a?Zl of V.in of ??aid J..'.,u T Ba I, if any.
and their rasnoctlvi i i.u?iiaiid?i, if
, ? ? . ? .? ? i ? ,- are un?
t., pliiintlffL,. Anna .1. liend.Tshot.
widow, and Helen <'. * .?.'nor of
B also known ?-. Charle?
Bc-araslee; George ''? North. If living, th*
hi 1rs n la?. ? grant***, ?
or i " of kin of - - ? ' ' North, II
and ' -r . ?p? stive ? Iva* ..nd hue
Il an), all of whom und ?h
I SHOWS to plaintiffs: William W.
ton, Alden Bprague, Jeaat? M. Moi
: ? -i E, Brougl ton, and all other
having or claiming to hav? any la
aa upon the prembwa d**crlb*d
The foregoing summons in ??rved upon vow
bv publication, purauant t" an oni-; <-f th?
Ronorabl? Henry I Kf-llogg, a .lustl?-? of the
Bupram? court of th? State of New York.
?bruary 6th, l'jli, and Sled with th??
? on the 18th ?lay of K'-brunry. 1914.
in thu o?8c? of th* Clerk of the County .?f
? the C - ' - art Houa* in Etlaa
vin. New York.
Luiou N?W York ? Ity, ???bruary it mil.
HATCH a CLUTB,
\ttorri*)S for Plain'lf.?. Orhee and PaatolBce
104) 1
H . N?w York .
-ti'Kl.Mi. COI RT OP THF. BTATa* ore
^erk ?Fernanda Ktaud Ximen?z,
Plaintiff, - ? Stay Robblns,
\ f Bradford Bobbins and K<,b??rr William?
EVood, ij. t ndanta Summon* 'i rial de?lr?:d
lunty of ?uif.iik.
?? nami d Defandaat*: "?
; alnt In
in, and to ?*rv* a copy of ??" ir j
...i the Plaintiff*? ittornev within
wenty da\? after the **rv1 - of thi? sum
, . . iy of servie?; ?nd [
, i ir fall ir* to appear, or answer,
-. will be u i !,v .'?
, . -, fi r th? r*ll?l . ? ' '
)lnlnr
I, July filth. '
WILLI ' U HE v
'
?Ace and 1 In n. No. 108 wi I
troot, Borough of Manhattan, Oltj
of K?W York
lent. 1 hemaa Hinckl-y
In? ? ? mon* 1* **rv*d
.pou >ou by publication, pur*u?nt to aa
.rder of Honorabl.i .tame? ?'. V?ri be low,
no of thi JuatlCi i e' ?he Punreina ?'our',
at'd th'? 11th dc / of Decembor. 181
tha H."h d?y of December, 1813, In
i of th? Clerk "f Suffolk County er
:.?y Court Ho.is- Rtv*rh*ad, N*w
fork, th* original ? g b?*B
lied tn th? said OfflC* SB th? l?i day of
vugust. IS1 '
ruary l*ith. 181 i
w ii.1.1 IM BHBA,
Attorney.
Office i Mo 108 Will
lern street, Borougi of Meabattau, ?'It/
of New York.
I PRKME COURT. NEW VOKK COUHTT?
-'.erg. plaintiff, agataSl M I
d .^ridant. Hu.":
To th.) i ant: You aro
ni toned to a ? i th? complaint
i this action, and I ? - ? .-? . of >-jur
new?r on t1;?, plaintiff*? attorn?) within 20
? s .if?..-.^ th? ???'. c? of I Nntaoaij ?a
f the day of ?arrie?, sud tai - '
our fillure to appear or answer, )udgm*nt
-ken against you by default, fur th?
?lief ??mandad in thi
tary rth isi I.
BKRNAkU !". NATH VN.
lalntlff"? Attornay, Out? ?> and Poatofflc? a?
drue No ;;08 Broadway, N?:w Y-.rk ?.i?..
To Max Ginsberg: The- forrgolrig summon*
? bervM upon you by publieatl.jji pursuant
?> an order of llmi Nathan Btjur. Jodg? of
1 r New Toft "-'upri-iiio ?"oui;, N,,
ounty, dated Februarv 2"- ?14 and filed
ith tb? complaint la th? ofBc? of tl
f New y.rk County, at Manhattan Boroush,
*a \ork.
HFRNAPD P. NATHAN.
Atome/ f0r Plaintif! g Br..?dv?a-. Mou
Y. '!t dt|
PROPOSALS.
>:.'? FOB CHAIN8 ior CHAIN
PENDERH In the Panam? i ^n..! ? r,
?aled propoaala will : at th? oftio, i
' th? G*n*ral Pnn*ha*lng ?.f.nrr, i?ihmian !
anal Coniuiisblon, Washington, l) ?' until I
:k? p. m . Mareh 17, ?tut. at ?hk-n ti-ne I
? y ui.l b* or?ned In public, for furnishing I
i<- abov? mentioned tun loa, H'^nk-. and
Information relating to thi? -
\. Dtay b* obtained ri?.ni thi* otTlc?
? th? onTiee? of tl ? ' 1st ,- > i -
.1 Mats ?troet New Yorl' Cil
llng. N?w ?
?? : - Krigln?-. r Offlees'lri
ring ? !?!??: Flttsburgh. p? . ;
> -- . ' ?go. Il H ; .-? !.. sjl . \|.. | , ?'
oga . m . |or, Corpa t | ?g aeara, t . .^ ,\
MMial l'ur.hn-in^ ? -.' ? -
HANGE OF CORPORATION'S NAME
OTICTE IH HEREBY ? ,\\ i ? rilAT
BRI8KMAN ,v SALOMON, i.\... ? domeatle
' l nn Ipal ;
Manhattan i
?W *iork ?nt BUI* of New Y"rk. ?Ill flPPl)
at* of S ???
ork at a Hpeeial Term tb*r*vf, to be
?' I hi tb? County Court tloua?, Uirouah
r of Now york. en ?
' f Marcl 1814 ?i ten-thirty o'iio.k In th?
r- u.U.n of thai day, m a* v?.;i theraafter a?
i i ?uthorlclue
i' corporatl n ?? change its (-orp?irate nama
i BRISKJHAN, KHAPP J (SALOMON IN'
New Tm Marcl . mi '
s (IRISHMAN ? HAIjOMON INC
?4AMI BI. BRISKMAN l'r, o t.nt
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Bt'PREME ' OCRT, A iTlll.l.A I E Y'IvfPl?V ?
FIRST DEPARTIS EM IN lilt; MAT
TER o: i , . : i ol MANHATTAN?
RAILW ?T COMPANY for the appointment of
Ihree i.'oiiimi-ssionria to determine and r.-por?
? r additional tm-h? and tu mttea ea tha
Ninth Aveiid? Lin? ,,r r.'Ut.. of it* ?hvatfl
rrJlroada In th? Horough of Manhattan, in thw
i ii. of New ?ii.rk, n? determined by the Fublnr
Ser^i ... mml il n ? r tl ? Plrat l>tatrtet of the
Bta . ? New foffc, ..light to I* cotiatruote-l*
and operated
S oui ?venue Additional Tra ki ail Fad ?
lUea
HL'BUC N'ofl'V IS HCREBT OIVKH th*'.
toi .n'-i..ra of tli? Rapid Transi*;
Ant, t(-ina ?Chapter * ?f the law? of i?si e?.
Btn?j>>.i. Manhattan Railway Company will
apply to th? Appellate Division of th? Suf-ratna
the State of Mew York in and far th?.
Plnrt JudSOlaJ I n ,,aj tuient. at a term tl,?r?e#
to be h?-ia et the, Ai>i?:iati? pivwioi, ?'out?
1 .... Madlaon Aver ..? ini?l ...th Stree?, In th?
' Manhattan. < ltv of New York, on
the Stta day of March, 1918, a? 10-00 o'cjoek,
In th? forenoon of that day. or as noon th?ne ?
after k> . otni'.-ei cea be heard, for the appoint.
??i ?tit of tara* commissioners In the sSevs ea-?
t preceeaiag to determine ?nd rspert afte*
hearlne whether en addition?! truck oi"
? ?nd fu littles on th?- Ninth Avenue Line
.'?? of Ita ? evated riilro-uli Is the Ho?
-f Manhattan. I:, New York.
aa determined by fie Public Service commis
?ion for th? First Distil t of ?' a State of N?w
Tort might to he oooetnteted sad or**r?te.i
'I he, papers np.it> which the aforesaid applle?
lion " I? are tlie petition of r<al<l Man
tattat Railway Company, .1.11.4 the ?th day ni*
Pebt-aa**?, 1614, and the siBdavits and paper?
.1 t*Ompf?hytSS the ?-ame. .<!l ..f which w.-r?
In the oft-.-,, of th? Clerk of said app-i ,i?
Division ?..a the 8th day of Kebrsery, ?fit, un.'.
In addition Urerete, ajch other paper?; a? ?hah
? .?.e-l t., tho Court by ?alj I'oinpauv
said additional tre.k or tn.-ks m.d fach
IUe* are BaKOrmtned gj | a'ithort?,ed I,y ?he '
? ?1 '->!..m tar the Slial i)?
trtct ti Its cer-Moate. datad Maj?,! i:> |B|8
n . ?ire deecrtbed therein and in th? papers
filed herein an aforesaid With th.- Clerh of tli*.
Appetlata Division, and are described g?n?n?ii-,
?^ folles -
iron the Ninth Avenue Une, additional'
tracks hereinafter referred to 11s NINTH AVg
NUE ADDITIONAL TRACKS ?? foUows: A
1 ' tract from a point si 01 11?,. Battei
I Green wlel rest, tJu*eneS Oreen?
wich itn St, Ninth An v^ ?
to lost Street' thence through privat?
and privat" proper,'
na public streets, to Kighth Avenue
? thr...iK'- Eighth Avenue t<> the Hai ?
\ I Stra Nial Avene?. In
<n provide for orosalns the siiMi Aveeme
el?vale.i rsllread ceavenln? v.i'i, the Ninth
? Uni at that point, the third tr.. !. .
end srH 1 m *-*aa*y ? ?
approa. h?-? miy r'?e above th? ?xtftlns
tra i- I at art eisest , IS* tWi
l< -t at* ve theiu.
I'roni a point on Kigh'h AveSHN at or near
Street to a point at 01 near ll?'h Street
find from a point at or near l.'l'nd Street to a
M <r Beer 121th Street, the present ,
m? structur'M may ho widened six fei
thereof and the present ti., ka ?? n be
? rmit the re? onstrai lion 1 n
locating of the present int'T-track station-. Bui
platf..- .--.d at atid known
aa the 118th treat hiationn
econstree?
tlon may be made to allow the expresa an?l
local ?rains to ?erve the<;e i-tsflon? from th?!"
All the tracks aad ?-tation.
niattorms. between I. pe?ste rssjr b? ? ?n
struct.
Tli? oblect of the nforeeald appllca'ton !? '1
? appointment of three oomtnlsaloners
.... - ifter a bearlNe of ait ?h-?
Mid additional
- tra^k? and facilities eue t te be ?
?iriHted and aperetSd, ?'id ?-hall report th?
? ? ti.ken to said App?llste .DIvleloa la
gether ultli a report of t! eir de?, rmlnatton.
which report, if In favor >f the ronstru.-tion
-ration of es! i ad track er track*
and facilities las fald Manl.ai'en Railway? %in. M
Alii ask thai II '*!:'"' fj
- ied by tl" *-<!d Court '-?? in lies of t*? ?
6 UBS BBS Sfi
of ???id route.
Dated v.''*' lork Ftbruery Kth. '?t?
MANHATTAN RAILWAT ?'?MPANT
' ? " - U w' A' KENB1 BH.
Attorr.?. ?86 Br-jtadwray, Slew Torlr city
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
_, . _ - . ?
61MON ASCHER * Ct36fPA8IT
WK. ?;eori*e A. Harris. lallSS A. MarrU 4nd
Simon Ascher, th? ? *? ' ?rete, having
!? pursuant SB th-,
strd t*??s of the
.? ? York do h-reby '?rUiy
i?r which said par' ?
-. t.. t., eoadu ted te "Simon A- at ?*?
... 1 - - county where th*> principal
mm la to be leosted h the '-'ouaasi
of New v,.,K In t e Stan- ..f New York
??lierai natur? of the bue'-.
n<rs?i Intended to I Uaaaaoted I , >????'? par'n?r4
?bin Is 1 ture sad *-?;- i ' kwl gwH
a- i n'A ?.'her kinds '-f wurtn? appar?!
Thal theaameaof an the general a ret
^^e,?|al part . r^ Interested therein ?nd ?heK
respective ?aa-.**. of resldei * sxe as follows
Harrt.?, who re.-ld"? at NO. 81-1 West
io7th street Horough of Manhattan. City el
? * York State of New Y'ork. Bas
Jullnn A Harris, who resides a?. No. fit.". W.
ni", street, Boroasa of Manhattan. Ctty ol
New Tora, State of n-w rath,
? gt -...rai parti.er* and
.-;?>,. o Aechar, who r??tdes a? lio?ei At.wnia,
lh of Meabatl?:\. <"?'? it Mew York,
State of New York.
Is tho special partner.
A!! of ?ai,' ptracn? are of full ag?
Fourth That the ?all spa la! | -irtu?
Aacher, haa contributed the ?aia if o/.? hurdred
Bfty thfflisand ilKVi.cn>') dollar* In cash ?o tho
k of tlie limited ; .-rui-. - Up
Fifth Thai the tin..- ?? which ?aid limited
partn-rshlp Is to Ugln la the ???'h day M
.laiiuao'. 191?. end tli? time .it arhlcb UM *?' I
,:rutted partnership is to end is th? ?list day Of
Dei ember, 1H18.
Dal : thss j7-h 'i-, of fssrssry. 8M4
In presence Of;
SIMON A?xJHKR
OBOBOa. A. HARRI?.
Jt'LIAN A HARl'.I?
Stat? of New Tork, v Ity ai;i <'ovn<y of New
York, ?>a. :
On this 6th ?1?y *)f f*el*-*asry, ir?14. before me
*:. ? i-, i ije'.rj;.. v llar"-,.? Juinn A. Harr's
<\ Ascher, hi me known and known
?? ? ladlvldualf .'-?'nhed la sad
who executed the foregoing inu'rumen', snd
-raiiy duly acknowledged to me ?hut
they *x- ? ? f r the u.es and put
? ?rein -xpres-.-.'
[Seel.] .MAX BPITZCL, No?ary Pub'le
New .. '.( ' .'jt.ty, N. T
SUte of N?w York. City and County of New
York. ss. ;
Geotse a Hai ? belne duly asrersj. sevt
I am on? of Use a?n?ral partner? rtanied In tha
foregoing r-rtirl.at.' of United partnership
The aura -: ;? I la said rUSeate to have
heen COOtrj eited to tc.e common stock of the
limited partnership of 6890001 Ascher t? Coi, .
?i tacher, the ?leelal partner
therein named, to wit. une hundred Bfty
la ,0-and (6180 OOOl dollar? has been actusll?
and lu g. : ', ..? : .sh to ?aid ooinn?on
?lo. k by BSld ?P?vial parti, r
ROB A HARKIP
Sworn to hefor? mo ?his 6th day of K-brU
try. lull
[Seal ] MAX BPITZEL li lery rubllc.
New York ? ? .. . NT
aOVERTISRMENTS AND r>: U~. HIl'TIONS
for The lrlhun? iecei\#.J at the I ptown Office.
N., 1864 Broadway, between 8Mb and J.tn ata,
until P o'clo- k p m. Advertisement? received
at the followtas braaea ?ftl, ?* at the resulsr
rilen until 8 o'clock p m . vi/ . ITS S'h ave
? ?lie,, l.'th St., IW Kaat Wh ??.: a.' \\ f?t i.A
between Ith and Mh avea; 888 Weet l^">th
it . ItS Kast liMh ?? , h'So J-l m? ; IT0S 1st a*B.,
n .11 ^.'th St.

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