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NAnON OBSERVES
REEY'S BIRTHDAY
icr Poet rendered
Banquet b\ Noted Men
ol l elters.
?UBNDS BESIEGE
?J.TDIANAPOI IS HOME
amnaatsV >ur In from Ml Parts
?fCoantn and from \mcr
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DG? CARPET
CLEANSING
inf.?!
FIRE PROOF STORAGE
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Save The Baby
Use the reliablo
HORLICKS
ORIGINAL
Malted Milk
t?*d>?v?'7 part -?f the body efficiently.
n^L**^ l7 I anda at PbyMciana,
2? ! ' "' v,e **ot*<i ?vmt '**"
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2* 're?. HORLICKS. Rocina. Jet ia.
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?? HORUCK'S, tha Origine.?
BjpT HLEAMS?NG
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'??tails,, ' ,,"'M* -""' '?" si < m nt
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:?E,TH0S.'j. STEWART CO.
C
AR PET LUI WILLIAMS
UH W r.oi l,MBOS. tat 'S;i
ANINC 353 W. 54th St
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UOOSIKH POET HONORED BY NATION.
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.'? ' ;;,.' ? ? ' econd birthday was celebrated
? r.'.ay in schools throughout tho country, and who was li"1 red
i Indianapolis.
Il ,,'.
? ?. . ? .
telegram from Herbert Hu? ?
? < racorni
. ?Mr, Riley of'the love oi
??
Old Fricada llonm Mr. Kile
i. itreaai ? H<Mre?
From all over
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ere]
t ta
? ? icon
?
-n'.ayed. In
?
' ten utter
th?
Riley," ncing ipi
? * ?? direction
In th<
the thi -i*re 44? re W .: ?am Alien Wr
Dr. John H. Fini
r? dith N
I Edm
I ??
I I for
'norninp bef
.?? ? ? ??.
- ? : ? , the bi
? ??
? the (?
ttli
i the poet.
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th 1 white i
red, 44..
Mr. Ii i le?, la Serenaded.
? ?? li
? ?
Ril?
a aen rcle, am
? ber air that
the m? ? ol "Loi
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.".*.. and t
. ? ? ? . had be
.- ?
?
. i .i ?" I
1 ont t
lu? midnight caller?, r
ruf,1 ti, - - e with hi
? time, and thej thi y left Lot
eriiie Street i?- silently a- ?
come.
The hotel room where ?he han?iu
in Mr. Riley'i honor was held te nlgl
v ? > l?a,,* fully decorated in pin
?I te aad i?'d, the poet'? favorite hue
y for tl
adorned I I'nde
Ina? i" d aelectioi
ema.
In hi? addreii at thi banquet M
. ?aid:
"Everywhere the faeei of friend
genei me mark?*
. - thought . , eetioi
?orne simply gla ril of th
?
- idly to I"- owne
? friend
red .....
? ne "r from abroad
hearl ? ? ent in th
friei ? dear be
worth i? in..re |
? ; ? beautiful throng of friend
I .4 ? h are to be missed 01
' 4 ? . ,. the ?
yet, like then friend greatly ?
?1 warm, tender, brave an
irons nd a -? Bg like ?ery boy
or, lint
? S ? . *
? derly a ho*,t o
ft? i und eont'nuou
? | Ith, like word?
I daffodils, un?'
i, pseodo-p ' ?
lid * "i but be jray
smpai v."
?I'. |, ... ... who ha? been b!e??e
of ?. em - sad B ?OB ? I I
.r>, the brilliant ?-a*- erioi
berl? i
which have b.'?i
.... u:.?:i\ of thO??
wno have
emory insistent
.... ri .? radian! face? ?bou
Bight gl ? till more ra
, . ?. the faeaa thai
long sine? bav? faded from our rea
visioi
fast Kerall? Old Scenes.
Mr Riley then mentioned ?-imilni
aeenea In which Thomai A Hennck?,
. i..... ., M '..m 1'ir.kney
? ,? ' ? ?Ysltei i.
? .,'UM'd.
Ind th? . ??*?* ''!' al" *' '
hue." he rontwiU?d, "from the fire! !?
. .f Jovial eharaetei te
..:..-. - company to nig.'.t the
.aith the like pleasure
And i" th-.s presea;?
here I make my glad obaissaea, aad my
" .,? ?? a.? well, t" thass frisada IB ?lien
?luarter? ?1 o ha*?' *-" kindly ?aa1 th? r
?sorda of cheer sad gadspeed, whils ?he
,- lished gaeata who have ?por.? n
u tribute here may be ??? "' ,T1> most
"And may i sspress partleelar sjipr?
nation for the ?sard? <*f the Pr?sider.?
of OUI I.?loved country, who be? four, I
epportaaity In th? ?trae? and worn
?f the ? ? timei te rea ember
and U> houur u? with hi? paiu.ijv?'-. y
In the sp : I our. And no le?
i.r?' we all grateful for ?he meaaaga r
Mr. H.,w? Ils. our maater of letter- tli
t.. loved, ai ; belovc
SI worthy.
"T" him, 1 . to all of yon an
every one i thai h . on
m Cratch l
ua, evei j one!1 "
.
RE-ELECTS MRS. ROOSEVEI/
Men . ? *k State Mothers! .ssesabli
Na..?.'. Other Officers .gala.
i . - ? , N \ . ? let. 7. Mrs
?
Yr.r.
M othei '...<?
! Hoi
i :? '? ' '
Mra. Bv.rett < letcalf, Weatn
..id ?
1, Mi . hoi C. Kni?
?
? _ ecretary, Mra, B, I
Ithaca; trees irer, Mrs. F. W. Sh >nrood,
Hon : ? Bailey,
n, Mr-. Edward luatii
? ?. v.- i- York; honorary president,
d O M? ara, i nn.br dee. Mas.
GEN SCRIVEN IN BERKSHIRE?
Fall "Briaga Throag ?.t Toariata ;,,u|
House; Gneal ?
Stocl .?? '? Oct ?' Mn
Brown and M ra. I . Har
.-?.? ? oi Mi ..."la.-.
Washington, at Red Lion
Mr- Jeremiah I'. Robinson ii visit
' tchiua ai Red
1. ; o n :
Arriving by motor si the Inn were
!? . Dr. William H. \
?Mi J ? tV
? ' on, of
? W. - U ?. ?> lid?. ??:' New
? the Ini are General George
P, Scriven, V S, _., sr.d Mra. Scriven;
lr. Alexander 1
Hettie ; " ' . Mil Eleanor
and Frai cia Tornea, <>t' New
Two Freed in Liebo.vitz Case
Julius W?"..r and Solomon Mel
, . ? fei lant otRciali
?; akera1 union, oi
on a charge ,,;' mnrdorlng Hyman
Liebowitx, a itrike breaker, were or
dered acquitted !?> Joatiee Tompkin.
vi terday. Ths fastiee directed the
Jury to find ? verdiet for the two men
without leaving their aeate. !.. order
ng the acquittal the jnstice instracted
the Jury that his action wai not t., t>?
taken a? showing hia opinion as to th<
other five. Th?- taking ol evidence wai
completed yesterday and th?
' l egin at 9iS0 thia moi nil |
Daager! If jrOS put ?>(T r.KMerins
nnlil io-nn.rri.w, yos ma\ regret it.
M.inv thint.?? ma> pr?vint ?our ri?i*
Iration to-morrow, ?hi? h it, pooltlvel)
1h?' lasl da>. I??? it to-day. Bootha
open 1 rom S:M I?? 10:..0 B. in.
BISHOP CODWAN
DIES ON CRUISE
Militant Head of Maine
Diocese Stricken on
Honeymoon Trip.
Of PIONEER STOCK;
BEGAN AS LAWYER
Zeal for Episcopal (reed Led to
I ihel Suit Rich, He Sup
ported Missions.
Bo ? ? Del " |*h< Right Rev.
Robert ? odman, Bi il op of the ' ?
': . I at s
hen iad been
.?i
lays uro.
Biahop I odi tan i
of the beat 1
ichuaetti Bay colony, ?? I ?
of Robert ' odman, a prominent Boston
i Bos1 - ?
? ? and we - .
: i..'o Harvard Co ISi _ Hai
mil! Lan rae fol owed, with
.
, , . ticed 1
on with aucceaa
In 1891 1 i foi ook ' ? ?? iw f
theological en nd in 1898 wa ?
ordained ad? n 1894 a prieat
I imrch.
aconat? : '. si Ml
\ mont '?'? . and
John'a
?
Then ?
man of live ool,
?
.n.-iii of 1
. ?
\' a- gi . t in Roxba?
the end of I! 00 ? .
, eptai ??? ? ? tioi . Bishop o< thi
,ne.
II. ? a con crat? d Bishop of
land I ?? II.? His m
fore Ion*
_ hat
:
"it a ' hu? '
i? ?
?
11
1
... a anil for i bi ?. which, however.
?
He .!:.l a "?? il the Protes?
tant ' ? Church in Maine, a
state con 1 ng fewi r ' han a core of
pariahi '
? ? . he pe? lo num
bei of m ?? and greatly aided the
?
I! shop ? ?dman remain? d unn
until late ;n life. In Auguat last en*
nouncemeni was made ?>;' his en| ?.
? ". Miai Margaret Biddls I'orter.
a daught? . of the late Colonel and
Mr . .lohn Hid.lie Porter, of Philadel
ind Washington, and ?hr- mar?
riage took plaes at Bar llarhnr on
s, ptember 16. Biahop I odman ai d I
bride '.ver-' cmiaiag In hia jraehl I
met n on their wedding trip when bo
wa takei ill.
Marion Od.ll in Mother's Care.
Marion Od.
p,r\ ... '? i -, ? -
had 'ii ^ap: ?
from her hon e, 123 West
waa plaeed I euat?
yeaterday by Justice Collins in I
< hildrtn'a Court, Bhe eras remand. I
until Jai lai i te await setion I -
? Jo lui Beamiaeh, who
on a charg luctioi
Woman Suffrage Patty.
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? ?0 P. M? OuUVM* m.-'!? .'. '.' Il ?? ?? 1
Brot ..?>.
Wensea. Political Ualoa.
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Ute a?
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ar
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Look for the Sunshine Btteait
Rack at Your Dealer's
will buy
Sunshine
Lemon Snaps
Thev have the flavo? of lemon?.
Sweetened with pure suRar, o:.,! a?
brittle under the tooth.
Takhoma Biscuit
Thi? rr.?p. flakv ?oda biscuit la If
beraten any iin.e. || b'eaks evenly
In the muidle, spreads no crumbs
and is equally satisfactory as a sard
ark h or wit!, soup.
Sunshine Oyster
Crackerettes
So (?ood with sea food that it's
almost impossible to pick up one at
a time. YOB take IWO <">r tl -er be BOSS
you know yon ?rill eat them aiL
Biscuits
To o se Wiles -?iscurr (ompant
Hakers tat Sunshine Hlstuits
Bay Stale's Mill Cities
Offer Field for Suffrage
Problem! <?t Workeri Present Appeal foi Possible So?
lution ?Through \ otos l<?r wofnen?
Partisan! Now indifforcnt.
lu I.MM \ HI i,(?I |
rt. 4. 1
r ' ? Laowell, ] lod 1
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Politician? i4?nii> Prejadi? i -
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the ai
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Mel When I i?'"', a man g ""1
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I wsnt him to, I don't : on say
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I ?ay '1
in d bi ? ?
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generally believe thai iffrag?
to be brate kaow
anythini
is for the i f Laa
.- -.???. the dia
st all. In the first place, set
.,?" : he op"- ?'
...
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peak English, a
hi
No I ? ir of "VI ? 11 \ ?ile.
'?No. Ma - id ? ' ' isa'1 ?'"raid of
the m , ?>?? rhose fi sr? pratl ??
?. ? ,?o j.'.". sro ?
becoming natoralii i l N'o, we
?
much ' ?? ? sfl ?
rhil? W ?
iual aren't paying :i?'..?? attention to ? ,
becBuae we Bave tro iblei of oui ?
Do? :; a- ' Sd of ElMX
Street, watching hii people a~ they
pour through the mill Kate.? to then
llei and loon -. ii Fathsr Kilaaase,
,. Italian'church. He it was who
: on the church step? daring thi
? ?? boB t.. be pa
tient a r? .art ta violence. H?
know? their nee?ii to daj bettei I
'i,.. |, ? When l lugge ?
???.ed.
ad, ' aid 1 i . "lii'.
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ildn't bi i ? a te
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?te. Mai
the new 1
on the 1 Phey
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Betid > ? an*?- Just.
?? ?a . laboi ? ? ?
?
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nearest to oui
"How he. ?.elf"
"1?h." he i? ighed, " e tl
'ir.'a,;: i!. | 'he uiea of ? omen s i
.- to thi and mix with i
l,, inn ... ,h,- La arenes litual
? ' . i if th '
dear I unpli
?
But the luffrag I
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ting _ltl
...... Ifragial in 1
foi iixty-1 rs, though
Anna Ho?
?
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212 mem
\ ? i
ork The i
? not
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nee, too,
? ... oi them, ' in half a
block. One wa ." r "or
. . who
i 1 a.
"Wi mai
["he othei
"Wi
ai ? rill h? .red."
GRAVEURE MAY CANCEL DATE
Reseats Rampas mrr D.iuihitt and
Deal?** He's the Misent star.
Louia 1 lenisi
be ? Wilfi ? ??! Doul ? oper i
? horn h? m gre
eeterda?
?
?
ihn ? '
tion hy mi "I'l..' Lilac Dom
ino" . Mr. Douthit;
was the itar, Monaieur Graveara ??;" I
he would ,. , ? ich proposal,
"1 h::sa b? en made a fool of
don't li'r..- it." was the way Monsieur
l...m ??ir.,' t t) yeoterda?
apartment at 12. West Sevent) thh ;
troet. "I ""i not Wilfi d Douthitt
? ! i ?. hy I ihbuld be
to | pi, now. i
...
ift? ? all.'"
BODANSKY TO CUT
LONG OPERAS
New German Conductor
of Metropolitan Arrives
on the Noordam.
trtbai the aes Herman
Opera
: r red Ofl 'he hfoordSB. -, ???
rope, where li ara
? ? Royal l ': ? r-.,
A
? otT hi? ?hip hv a Bl I
pen th'* v??-,el wa?
' ?
lingly happy to have the oppor
: ,* si the Metr?poli?
ten, bat regret t a? we .:<! he un?
able this season to study under Mr.
roecaniai. The new conductor re?em
? .- . ? ? Gasta? 't.?hier.
i wa
? ,.
lo I ?hall become a citizen
rlodansK)
'i se i. i u if.
neriai luctor, as I love the operas
,,<-,,,.. . i. thing I
Cammeyer
Stamped on a
Shoe means
Standard ?/Merit
_?h A*e ?t 20th St 381 Fifth Aft
Heve in, ?,-d that la in sata If th?
. ?,f a Wage? - *r.is:c drama hor's
? ? ? : be eat, and i la
' ' r;ts w ||
i??' made r 'he a ??- mv ??irrc
tnn.
disappointed ?hat Mr
? t?, be la New York
.. ? I had looked forward to
?tu'ly - " m. for he ia ? ?rreat
mas'er."
Otto v. ? Metropolitan staff.
?< eompanired Mr. Pod?- I voy
Mr, Weil said that the hatred of
both England and Arr.er ca wa? i.
I n Germa: Her
.? - rt wh i I e they
-.
English-epeaking race? ?gainst Japan.
llr. Weil haa b?M
representative h Germa v
rrin. and has h?id fall ehargO
tan'a connect le. i wit tas
Two Friends
&
i-4*.. N MmBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBm
N ?mi' Came Into The
^1 iPS <d?Ma^
CORSET SHOP
y
One said: "Just help me
pick out a corset that I
think will Ht. I won't
bother to be fitted "
But the other, who had been here be?
fore, spoke up: "Why it's no bother
here. And once you are fitted you
will be so satisfied you will surely come
again
are the standard of corset fashion, and
the acme of corset comfort, at prices to
fit any purse.
S3 to $25
The Redfern Cor-et Shop
510 Fifth Avenue
... , .,c
vjty
! jcrrrs?^ " ..a ' *
?f*.: ? ;A^;A\v
Adams on Window-Bait I
Was your eye ever caught by a window display? Did you pause,
hesitate and go inside?only to find that for some reason you
couldn't buy what was in the window? r -
. ;
.Mr. Adams's weekly business article next Sunday deals with
that type of merchant who trims his windows to trim his customers.
Me made an obstinate tour, everywhere insisting on buying "the gd
one in the window"?and he acquired some remarkably good j||
i merchandise. Your newsdealer can unquestionably deliver this m
story to you with the rest of Sunday's features?unquestionably, that j^
i *: is, if he knows you want it. Tell him. ||
?l|. ?hitu_at| Wtibtme |
First to Last?The Truth: I
News Editorials?Advertisements B

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