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MORT i '? in 60,000
pei-rons pass through
t^c two great stations oi
V?-. Y< ever) day.
And the easiest way ot
?fang fr?m o:ic t0 r^c
orhc: ng from
either to the most inter
Manhattan
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u?e the reliable
HORLICK'S
ORIGINAL
Malted Milk
2S^,Tery P*?" of the body eft.? if ntrv*.
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,^7 ?nd Nur??-e the world over for
Wan o quarter of a century'
Jj?*"^?. no cooking nor additional
?qu-i'.xJ. 81tr,plTdi?solvelnwater.
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3?*"* HORUCK'S, Rocina, Wit.
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LEANING 1*3 W.MtUSt
GAY HOOK WORM
BELTS THE GLOBE
Rockefeller Foundation
Tells of Year's P?ghl
Against the Disease.
GERM IMPERILS
900.000.000 PERSONS
/?me of Operations Follows the
Equator Around the World
Nations' Aid Needed.
Rockefell? ?
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end ?.f II l :. tells what ha been nc
corr.pl ., . . a.alth
rommiasion in mitigat
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rhe roper ? ... the rali? I
? .?ntrol nf ? rase is an undertak
en< mi., i magnitude,
tl h zone of
? ' ' lean
w ilc and with a population ??f ?bou'
Thus f?r plans ha? ?? be?
find w..rk > . . .. ,,,,,? rol
In Brit . Antigua,
Trinidad, St. Lut I and Egypt.
? ?i k undertaken
? H:,'?--r. coloniea, th?- commission
? ..- respot ded
from ? .i ? '.??..' \.,,. ?
? rated ii
Panana, N ? ..i?? s ? ai ?I
.m.
N?edh luiit'imiifni .id.
The r?p.irt nink.-- it clear thai the
international henl'.h commission has
indertaken tu eradicate the dis
mac in any country The accomplish*
this ri'atult. i? ?? ' ?ted. will re
inenl ag< n
working over lonj; period?
overn
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with governments o' foreigi
. ountriee in orft;.- ? | .
: t ,\ ?? th?. ir own agen?
in thia spin;, m i port ?;?>?. the
rommiasion has h?.?.-? i?t?.-, the invil
o ele' or? . ej to co-op?
erate in 1 it rol of the
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si ional
health con? m also undertaken
to coi . programma of *! ??
tars commission for
?tool
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Aim oi the Coiunleaion.
1 ?i - nia gi rep
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? he supervision ol the san?-1
- ion, but aimed ra-tier* at?
preh? Ion ?n <-aeh ]
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apd M'con? of thi- met hod of (
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entering
al st age wit _? .. hi ion ol
vork,?
amber of typi?
cal ?"' muniti?
to show co
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th? i i preventing soil
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500 WOMEN IN VOTE" PARADE
Hurleru ? h?eers Twent) Men in Line
and SiiffraKi-t < hauftVur??.
I .\ ? of upper Man
Bronx who wn'
ko through ?m
bar 2 marched through Harlem
? ning and acroi ? ? Willis Ave
nue bridge into Ti." Bronx while
crowds alen?; the siflewalks ch<
them on then waj i lie - iffrage i.?i?k
m- !u?l?'d twentj
Floats and transparent ? sel forth
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t-.'rt! language- Tt.e women wore
. ? ? ? ,h ?ped wit th? ..'! rage
colors, and marched to marl al airs
played by tht Lettei Carriers' ?
.i t?i m, i'orps. ? uled the
1 at
? an?l i -'."?th St i
Delegat - ? | ? ? As
sembl? .,!..,
he Uth. 16th, 21st, 26th. 29th.
83d and "fit!.
their dele
To prove that much o: 'lu- .?mi i,??i
formed b) men can be equal!) well
done by '??? omen, evei sutomoo
the parade la?l a .?? oman ??' I
<\t- Daniel I'. mar
he | I? th? ' ? t.i?i-ts ti? a
recent ; market in 1 !'-''. I.
Street, wher? th? parade became ??
ge meeting. Among the sp?
was Mrs Norman i'. K whitehou ?
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Mrs, Isham Rides to Victory
Mrs. Ralph I sham, srith Maximun
Close Finishes ior Many
Wrangle Over Kat
Police Interfere
. ;i winner -lit- rode ?t ?tfineola Fair.
F.vents?C. F.. Pitman 1 las
With Starter, and
to Check Crowd.
A brilliant hering wit
Hors? and ? acing an?
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lerda) Gay-colored sport
coat -, mac ? ?. mil t i> i.l silk
sweater- made the crowd ?>f
which thronged Held and paddock ?.
bt'iglii i.i .! scle.
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onler '?: trie afternoon, Mrs,
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Harr) Han.'- Maxi
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die hoi ' onfidence, o? ned b)
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time ?? innei. h? : ?hon y jumper, ?
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prise gelding, Brentwood, taking the
blue in *).? 16a pour 1 das i, i???'h
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th? saddle and harness
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WHOLE WHEAT loaf
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..he loaf which is made from genuine whole
wheat flour, specially ground for U3 by the
old fashioned stone process?
If you have not, there is a delicious bread
surprise awaiting you. for when you have
tried WHEAT-HEART once ycru will pro?
nounce it the best loaf of whole wheat bread
you have ever tasted.
Order it from your grocer. Made only in
large size 10c loaves.
Made in the WARD Bakeries at
New York. Brooklyn and Newark.
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thai will well repay inspection
Silk-lined Fall Suits,
Silk-lined Fall Overcoats,
\Y? kwear, specially priced,
$20 and $25
$15 and $20
20c and 40c
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S?ll TPEATENEi
?N H?LilS TANGU
Gen. King? Counsel, Ma]
Demand Court Ret iew
Ferguson's Accoun ?ng.
EX-MANAGER DENIES
Bll LS ARE EXi ESSIVI
Says He Should Have Receive?
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be no statement
It may
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Aft.m i ?ading Genei..: K ing*i
tared
hi? accounting submitted 7?, 1??
hud beill Ii ide lip I''. ? KO? ' ' a.
an'?, one "! whom was elected b) him
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?hai according to I ? menl with
I?r. lhllis in- was t?> r.? ' B per cent foi
h i - sen icei i"i ? :l ? ? . for Dr,
lliiiis, but thai tances he
?.a.: tun? ?. ? - m ??
friendly soil il to relieve tie pr<
on l>i. Hiliis,
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FALL VICTIM GETS :*20.000
Carried to ( ourl on Stretcher?Family
in Need.
Hany Barnsley, '.?' Mo Corona Ave
iue, Corona, rho wai -.; ?' i i last Sep?
tember s.? badl) thai he ha?l to be ear
iii'il into coint ??n ii stretcher, obtained
? verdict ol |20,l.lamages againsl
the New Yurk ? on ? i tad Railway
Compan* and Frederick W. Burnham,
contractor, before Justice Mla?-Uma?
?n the Queens County Supreme I ourt
yesterdaj
Barnsley fell from a new railroad
elevated station that was being buil*
at Fresh Pond,
FflYSTERY WOMAN
SEIZED IN CHURCH
Mrs Northrop, Puzzle to
Police, Attain a Prisoner
on Thefl Charge.
ACCUSED OF ROBBING
WOMAN AT PRAYER
Detective lells of Trailing from
Hotel tu Houses of Worship
?'n f ? ft ti Avenue.
some*
"Mrs Rai dolnh
ijjj rriaia," ;i??re commonly
? , . i Mi Catherin?
est? ? ? .. - Leo's
liarse ? itea ?, i
doll ,1 m a? . a ho is
chui ? .t'S.-.? " (oi
i ? dina pursei i. Fifth
'?.ilC
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and ?-..- held in II,. ba 1 ???. '???.
? ' "i.l. in 'he . ink?. ?He CoUl ??? i
? . ; .? ided no' guilty.
Am.
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. .; a New Yorl
?:. Mrs, Sort hi i| has ??nee then
setn months .n ?he rombs and
? Blackwcll's
for disorderl) conduct It ?ras Mrs.
rup i I o .. ! oused ? he ?-ympath ?
. men and women i?> offering
hei I bo., foi bar!
? ii ? at"
? dollar?" si
? h* ? . . e was being le?l
ne, you know, a:nt ?I ?
"
nbaclc, ?? eoi ding te Detc
?? i ? ??: . . ?? ' a made the arrest, was
m the I indbag ot Mra. A.
(i Huberts, of Boston, now staying a
the Hotel 1'rince George, a?, she ?vas
kneel rayei ti rdaj artcr
noon.
l dlons Woman Into Church.
I'he bei Mrs. S'orthrup's
ick t.. just ? week
.?.?n Sunday. The woman was *
". hen 1>> ??
- th?' '-'?I Branch, thought he
" d :.f the
? -?.? : ? ii St. Patrick1 Cs
- si and '?'. a?dlc followed. SI e
rom pew to ??rw, Beadle says,
mhI : naliy want ?tut. Th." hand of for*
?? pull Beadle where Mr?.
Northrup .???? ?? lia was investigating
a raae Wednesday morning wh?*n again
;??"', rjoung woman,
Mrs. S'ort'urup, the detective said,
walked up the stairs of St. Leo's Cath*
oli? ? hurch, Twenty-eighth Street, near
I- f'h Avenue, .turned aroun?!. wa
down the stairs, across the street and
around the corner, retraced her steps
and repeated the process four times.
Beadle no! lied his :;??-1 iocs ths
N'orthrup .vas acting strangely, an?! he
received a "floating assignment."
The detective trailed her all ?lay and
iiitrht. and left h?M early ?he nex;
morning at the H?>llan?i House, where
she has been -?topping for two weeki
? er four-year-old son. She ap
! al St. Leo's ajrain yesterday
morning, Beadle sai?i, and whan she
left the church the :'ourth time went
?.. the Holland House, changed from
? lighl costume to a dark one. ami
went to Ihe church once more. Kach
time she <u? in a different part of the
building.
Hark to the Church.
Mrs. Northrup left the hotel at ":?">
I o'clock yesterday morning, dressed in a
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woman, ?f'rr invtsti|-*al
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?he said
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Alfi??'! Il \?>!ti.rup, wl :. -v??
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bail at J '
Mrs . httgl
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now. I am Catherine Sort h 1 i?. " Thon
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a Gentleman
hears this name
and trade-mark
mw ix/nKi
There is a K\OX II
for every occasion
Knox Hats
1 PT( IWN ST IRE 452 : !!? AVENU.
DOWNTOWN STORE 161 BROADWA.
Furs, Feathers
and Frills
.
a'.*!,*,
gowns, wraps, coats ? the
double page spread in The
Graphic Section?printed by
beautiful gravure process?
points out the trend of style
and strikes the fashion note for
Winter. It's the note that many
feminine ears have been wait?
ing to hear.
To make sure that this and
the many other features for all
the family that come with Sun- ***??
day's issue reach you, ask your
i , newsdealer to reserve you a
copy.
He'll see that you get one if
you ask him in time.
Wiye ?im?ag ?nbuttj?
First to Last The Truth:
News - Editorials?Advertisements
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