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Intention
PackaS 1 lis Trunk
It is to he noticed there ?wer?
no clocks and ? alrndars in th?**
mut h -vaunted d.iys before the
flood.
It follows, of course, there
were no appointments, and
punctuality was not yet
thought upon.
To day there are calendars
?and clocks which have the
face?to remind one that
Christman-Shopping-T i m e is
passing and that?
Intention packs his trunk?
hut loses the train.
Boudoir Fittings
^_
Photograph Frame?(at left) Of
ex?'iii?ile gUz-J . n'"?k n m color?, with a
delicate border o! Irenrh. gold looting,
mrai.ring 7% x 6 * and taking an ova!
?ie (abuiet uze picture J% i 5?*i '
inchei .$6. 50
Hair-Pm Box fat right) Of gl.zed
<_lf?kin m pa.lel shade?, wild a dehrale
? Freaca | Four
? with lambsk.n lining, uk.nt;
I.iii | n? ol all uze?. Size; i% x m 4
? I mthei.$6.00
Fxceptional Travelling Bag
-"\
Travelling Bag Of iturdy tan hid?
leather, with contraiting while ititrhing.
Red and blue iheck lining forming two
j?oik'ti on one ude ?nd one large pocket
on the other. Ibe cernen are reinforced
and cooped, l?r flit hniih biaii mounting?
Sue: 18 > 9*. x 12 uuhei... $ 10.00
Crystal and Silverware
Cigarette \ lumidor (centre) 01
Hun ri ulver pl_le. v? lh ir\ ,!ving door.
Compartment? taking SO . ignrtte?. Hie
relenlivr sjuililiei ol ihn ?penally pre
pared mrtal | ,rimi (be ?roma ?nd
-??-?r of (be |..ba, .,,. >i/e s S % \ 4
x 3V? ?chei.$9.50
Liquor Bottle- (at Ml and right)
?Quart uze boule. full, heavy fluled
cryital. with ?!?r cut bottom. The nm
?ad Hopper are of Prince'i uKei |,Ute,
the latter engr?ved in t4so deugn?. ?
<c*k' with a romb ?f red enamel, or a
' bull dof va.il, ? ?.oli.t of led aaaaaeL
i ai b t?.mple!r.a A J 5
Ea-ra Stoppe.. .$l.7*>
Mail OrJen V, 11
Recei?e Piom; t Attention
? ?grid's Created I either ! tores
New York Boiton
404 Filth Ave. 1 45 Tremont St
tot ?Ilk
Lond m
253 Broadway 89 Refont St
BasJaea m^tnmomant taat v??ri?j
BLIND CHILDREN
MAY GAIN SIGHT
Dr. Richards Says It's No
Longer a Miracle to
Restore Vision.
"SCHOOL INSPE? TION
RIDK ULOUS FARCE"
Children Should lie Examined
Before Being IMaco? In
( lisses, He says.
Don?* ago t a mir?
acle ij
' ut-of-.
? been
. accor,-.'
in the es for :
the t- . ng to 1 lr ?A ?
?
i is a
..id. "If oai .
?
inationi d?a?
fraction of : ? ? i.ret to a
r the
e law compelled all i
? r cent
solution of hitra to the
fa '.. ?? bother
? caset where tr.ere haa been an
hat been examining
???ti in classes for the bl t. .
I
? ,u ck
ly, he ?
?
extre- I
? : to lacrosa?
.
-.mon trouble is,
i advened
to be operated upon: and another di
? i , .
? '
I
n and
can be cured "
Jack Reada a Nenspaper.
Dr. 1 '
g
. method.
It when
were
y laughed and vhat
He pot | ?? on Jack
if he ? d Jack, e?
ewapspei I can't
i.ccui- ;
tomed. and ha brooght I ? aheel i ai
er.
"By golly, I ?
ob Gladya, an?l
owly from the i.e.?-paper:
"Li, , nth It was
- offu ? Berlin to?
day thst the army of Von Von
Von," sn '? a ate] pad before the
mighty Hindenburfr.
"How do I lo"k? How do I look?"
each wool ? t ?. ????hen he returned fro.n
?. J,,? ?:: . ?? room where vision
was r- ar yedra of da: ? ?
Dr. Rieha
with eif*ht chil?
dren tting
?
? her, and 11 -
a fourth. It i bal ? W. Kmr.ey n.'i
? to by cutting out at, arti?
ficial :
Skill and Love Can Aid.
"You a/ill n-k h.v it is poaaible that
such a hideous mi'-tak?' ean ba made In
the cas?'?: of two-thir:- BBS chil
'1 ba aaaarer is very ?imple. It
all is a question of skill an?l love com?
bined. Plenty of men .-. New Yorit
have the skill to mai.?- theac little pa?
tienta ?ee. but till now no one I ?
? me, ?kill and lova w boot out the
teal factor in thi
??'i he '
throu,:?i"ut the i
"(m 1 h ?? iva th: ?
throogh un?
? . .... >ney in
the mean time."
He eoneladed thai il was cheaper to
?.per..! only (1,000,000 a yeei for medi?
cal school Inapection In this city than
to apead $8,<K?0,000 every yesi ??
eating tlie children not promoted de?
fective children of to.lay who becoma
the crimina.- O? t> mon uw.
EZEKIEL INVOKED
BY WILSON, TOO
? ...?...,..?,I fr .in |...iie I
?:iti\ea
. ? ?
per;.
Then it r,-\ ivod tslh I that
Mr. Kitchin't attitude will r<-?* 111 in
the choice of some one else for the
floor Issdershlp and (!.?? chaira i
of th I Vj .?vs
and
urally BBCCSOd hi 'he election of Oscar
\v I : ? ? ? ? ? ' i net? '?
?ral attil id ? of Repi tstlvea here
lr. Kitchm
swill 1 and 'hat
? '
? ? inking h "iber of the
ndact th?
i a*ht.
I
pari
.t the
bet i will
? t the Preaidenl I >i beca
time that the defence
?
anpport of the Repablleaas. Letters
t;..n. ad t.arts <.f the countrv indicate
? that the need sf greater military an?!
I reslissd, even
in aectioaa which heretofore ha'.
I .ised expenditure
i involve?!
\\ ?st I older to Hrv.in
I
"nallv
th?- W ,
i
er?i e declan ?l He : it the
i ? ar, ha?l im
I him ss bttini ch In '
favor of i both
fcrmv and n*\ y,
"I a:n not pffsparttd <u diseass tl ??
?'???a'!? of the PreeideBt'a defence pro*
BJO." said the S?nato?. ".ut tlIt
amoaat lavolved ?lo.-s not fi ? ?
I me at all. It items to m?\ .,n ti t
at one rsei .
mach la ri< ? of worli
'il. ?n
....
? '.\ a ?
'
it gusrsi
ri ..? ?
with
I I Bl
'
i?.uate?rmv and navv as it the Proa
I uent hffnsvlt."
BOMBS AND FIRES
ON 17 OTHER SHIPS
1 1res ba?e broken out, ?>r bumh?
have bees fourni, oa bmbj ahtpa
b.n.ng ?ar Mipplifs to Ii:.' \Hirs
??bub ?.aile?! from New Vori* B?BCO
the ?.ir befas, isaaai Ike more
imp?.11 .nit i ??" 4? ? re i heee :
1114
September _>S.?< edl*k, lire li?rov
? red in held after leevtaf Sen
? ,.rk.
(? tobar 1" ?DegTrid, blare in bold
?Ahile at pier In Eaal Iti*. rr.
(Klobir M.?Alired Nobel, cargo of
cot toa abl?se .it aea.
N..?ember |?Kembnindt, al?o car
Ming cargo of n.tton, afire while
in Ibis port CaaeO belle?ed to
have be?-n a bomb piare?! aboard
??hile at dock.
Itlls
January 29.?Preston, cargo at BSt
ton aavarat) dassased h) lire
while in Net? York harbor.
March fi.?Toaiaiao, haiab dlaeov?
ereil ??ftrr l?"a\ ini: thi? i???rt
Nan i. .:i.?( laa Ma? KHIar, abre at
Geaoa with cotton cargo from
i altad Statea,
March 11.?San GafHelsaa, ??ith
cargo of mit.>n in.m America,die*
covered abl?se before Ie.-i4ing
t.eni.a.
April 27?Devon City, mrgo of
aogar bred 1.4 bomb.
\ i?r11 .?'.?Lord Erae, tiro found on
board while in this port.
Ma> S.?llankdale. bomb found In
hold after reaching Ma? re from
thi? port.
June 10.?Ilirkcnwald. nine bomb?
found in hold Bl Marseilles after
?afe trip from New York.
JuK 1<?.? Minnehaba, Iw.mhs sup?
l??.?rd lo have hern placed on ?hip
at New York ratine h lag. at '?">.
July 21?hnutifor-'. Brad ??bile at
Brooklra p.?r
September S.? Uhlnal. BEIM at sea
after lea? in. Brooklya arlth car?
go of faad for tilico.
September 11.?Sanl' \nn-i. ?re
broke out after lenting Ne.?
Y i ? r k ; convoyed t.. Azores.
November I.?Kio Lape"?. CBBghl fire
on 4? ay from New York to (,ueens
!..??n wilb sugar CargOi put int.
I'.tlif.ix. Captain believed fire
Martid from bomb in sugar I ag.
ROCHAMBEAU AFIRE
AT SEA;651 ABOARD
? i.iitlnneil from pt??r I
life saving and fire fighting apparatui
are include in her ?quipaient
Among the passenger? on bo,?i
Henri I.o Franck, a French aviator.V/bo
was wounded wh.le fighting in the Ar
gonne district. He eBBse to the tinted
States six weeks ago to buy ueroplune
parts for the Preach 1704 ernment and
took back .?-cveral ca.?es of them.
Amor.? the paaaengen ob the Ro-'
ehaaibeaa are several mea aad women
from this c.ty. One is John Mills
3 \\'??t
r was a
Harvard graduate of 1902 ai ,1 married
,? Frenchwoman named Foegeli He ll
Art?
? . con
aulting architect <.f the bo?
A year ago last '?i.? v Mis.
Sawyer and her little daughter
?or 1 ranee? Her husband Intended fol
,: hei Uie m the fall, but the
war started and he postponed bis pas
sage until the Rochatnbeau sailed. His
home la at SI 1 aal I fty-third Street.
Another paaaenner ob the Rochaos*
? An hur N. Deck? r, a ? ? pr?
!i\ C f'l" L A: K. Slii !..
OB Avenue. He ?a? bound ior
.
Bertr?n D. IVintl rop, of l?M
son Avii.if . 11 snee t'<
He 1?
.. 1. about thirty, ii? Is a raen
ind Harvard
eiuba.
? nans ol Mrs. ' athorine M. Wai
lace ; s director] gives
a woman of that name at 14?j East
Forty-ninth Street.
Other probable .New York paaaeagers,
and addroesea given IB the city direct?
ory for them, are: Mrs (,ertru?ie B.
King, a dreaamaker, ol H West. Thirty*
reet; Mi 1 W Keck. ? ?
St, Kick, a gla/.ier. ol -?K 1 ?Wash
ing*ton Av. 1.,. .? I. l..? Witt.
i Weat Sevent? 1 : eel ; J.
er, Sydenham Hoai ita.1, .'<??:> Las'.
116th I
\ plete 1 t of pa follow?:
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Mis? D, B. 11). .? ??mit
BOX OFFICE WAR
1??AYOPENTO-DA
Brady-K. & i:. Wrang
Drives Managers to Pol
of Dissolving AgT-ceraen
MEETING ADJOURNED
TO FRAME ULTIMATU
?Demund for Erbtnger Boyc<
?rounds. Il Is Said, for
$250,000 Suit by Tyson.
? fend between William A. Urn
.? ,\. Erlaagor, broeghl to a re
iattei ? . ' h sf the Ni
Araaterdem TheHtr?' to the ticket agf
to result in a retu
n of rut-r :
a quertcro, sky-high prices
Others and jreneral CBSOa every where
Al 'i meeting of the I'r;.fe?i HsaagSI
?t on at the Hoi
?? i :..'. aft? ' BOOB, called I
Brady to dei iti palaioa of A.
Erlanger from the ai eciatioa, mai
?< ?'?.we.i an inclination to gi
up all efforts to regulate the aituatio
lion will be reached this a
il it expected, at a fuppl
mentary meeting to be held at the Astn
Neither Mr. Erleager nor his partne
Marc K!aw?, was present a? :? ?
meeting. The latter, howe-. rr. sent
long le'ter to Sam II. Harris.
of the exeeativa committee, in which y
On taken by his tirr
?ter was in part as follows:
"In refereac? to the meeting this a'
IB, arrangements previously mar!
ni" from being there, but ir
.1 r Brady has seen lit th;
to try the ???fairs of the thsstl
? thi aewapepera, instead r
by thsir OWn committee, I really see n
meetings His 1st
Mr Erlaagor aad give
It reached M r. El
kea his motive? ojaestioflsbli
I |y tal
| anybody from an 01
??r waa organize
? li?t compels me tO 'h
laion that all he wanted was t
hav,. - g printed, an.l the ?
way to get that printed wat to take a
taoe with Kla??. .?? Erlanger,
"Mr. Brady arroto me a letter te
BgO in which he told me that h
had found out that everybody was vio
latin?? ? .ment and that it ha?
indeed, become a mere scrap of papet
.iii'i that ?In- meeting bis committee wa
eall ng would probably ba the insi
i weat to that meeting, hnd wl "?:
I for the ? I violations
M i Bi ady produce?
:' th? Wintei Garden whiel
re purel ased for bun fron
i lohen at $?"> api?
.Mr. Kin?? then states that it was lat?:
rered that the entire tirat ro\?
.,' the Winter (?arden WM sold directlj
to Cohen, instead of being distribute?
through the Tyson Agency, as the man
agcr.A' agreement stipulates. Aftei
charging that Mr. Brady was aawilliai
that any action should be taken in re
gard to this alleged violation, Mr. Kla?x
continues:
"Kiaw <& Erlanger. single-handed
have spent thoUMBOa of dollars to try
to regul.i'e thes ale of ticheta in th?
intercAt of the public. I evolved a plar
? met with thl approval of '. ,
be l'.ar A tocietfos for the e'.im
on of all ticket agencies. Hut whai
happened? When I i7ot to Albany Mr
rat l op on the other tidi
t 1..,!, and be ?mu backed up bj
the hotel proprietors and al! the
agCBCiea in town. I'nfortur.ately, thos?
? v. he write letters to the HOWS
papers and cry the loudest, as usual
gava ru. support.
"Mr. Erlanger and I have now mad?
up our minds to conduct our business
? ? we can."
Mr. Klaw said later that the manager?
who mel to reguate the ticket situation
atemben of the I'niteil
Proteel t A-sociation. bui
He also a.,,., ,i
the oBuly red ;.- lociation of
. A--,., at;on ol
lid thai Mr
to that on
lion.
Tyson Compaay will be notifie?!
to live up to their agreement, said Mr.
Brady, which m the circumstances will
msan that ?hey will lie asked to refu*e
t?. handle Klaw ? Erlanger ticket?. In
th<- event of their refusal the other
igen will take advantage of a ten
I In their contracts with Ty
ton which gives the managers the
of termination in case Tyson does
Uva 00 to the agreement.
be compelled to cease
| the Klaw ?: Erlanger tickets
?11 Brady gava II as his ?.pinion that
v would have grounds
for a ? ' '"..'Hi' tuit against Klaw &. Er
?-?
Halifax Prepares to Aid
the Burning Rochambcai:
Halifax, \. S.. Nov. 8. No v??.rd
from the Kochambeau of the French
I.me, reported burning at sea, had
b??en received here at a late hour to?
night. \l''<?i|[is from New Yoik said
she probably would put in here to?
morrow. The 'ioverntnen* Marine Do
purtmer.t ha.? ?eut a wirslcst mi
t?i the captain of the ll'.chambeau a-lc
ing if he n? ' ? ;? SSSil 'arc?.
-? ?
Jersey Ponds Ice Covered.
Wsehiagtea, N J., Nov. 8 Th.?
ice of :i... aeaeen wa? observed thit
i ':> thermometer ?registered
me places and some of
: ?!* hid tr.i tirst coating of ice.
THE OLDEST AND THE
STRONGEST
This Company ti not only the
oldest In this line of business In
this country, but It has the larg?
est Capital and Surplus.
Since its organization In 1892
It has guaranteed mortgages
aggregating
$?"84,000.000.
There have been repaid to the
Investor?!, who did not lose a dol?
lar of their prlnci'.a! and who
never had lo wall for their in?
terest, mortgage*? totalling
$031,000,000.
There are now outstanding
guarantees aggregating
$253,000,000.
Our Guaranteed Mortgages are
the best investment for those
who cannot afford to lose their
principal and who wish to re?
ceive their Income re_,uiariy
? 11 m? it any delay.
I Any aiuui.nt inn be invested
with tht protection o? our guar?
antee.
So mteitnr fias ever lost a dollar
tynpsjf?frk (?UAftyN Jit (J
capital ?-i Surplus, $10,
Il.-o'wsy. Y Y 1 ff Kennen
.?..->(. riaJton St.. J?mala
TWO ARE SEIZED
IN AIRPLANE PLOT
Prisoners Accused of Trying to
Obtain Plans of Machines Be?
ing Made for Allies.
ftoto Hrur.swick, N. J . Nov. I. War?
ren S. Katon, an aviator, and Leopold
Blankenburg, a die maker, are held
here for the grand |nry h 11,00
? ? , btali !? ii" ?
of the a? plan? ana M inu*
lecturing Company, i f Hound Bro?
? . - The 'wo wero
. ? Bight 'iirough a - '
? .
Mi ft ? ?
-.field, and then brought t.
the jail
Katon. who ?ays he is connect"! ?with
? New ?orh aviatioa company and who
.vas formerly of the mechanical ataff
of Lincoln Beaehey, alee faces an _ddi
"ional charge oi larceny.
According to the story lold by John
S. Slos ii.-law of Thomas A.
n i,n?l prei i I the Boon I
Brook plant, Katon ha? hern ?aclin/
suspicious!; the noljr/hborhood ?
lays. There
1 from
thi public ' ' ;
roplanes.
Mr. G lid ha i Mr. Edi?
son'a I irday when he lei
from Charlea H. war, chief engineer
of the thai Eaton sin?! offered
him a place with an aeroplane concern
if he could produce certain blueprints.
Mr. Sloane and Jumes S. ?'IIagan then
went te the plant, hid the valuable
drawing? ar.d lobstitutod for them B
?Oriel of worthless plans.
He learned, he declared yesterday,
that Katon bad offered a bribe to learn
the secrets of a' new machine. Sloane
O'HagBB hid ii' ihi; wood?, and
.ml to-day they lav Katoa and Blank
... i . i ducted the
the factory, com? from?
?hi" ['laut. The !wo were thOB ai
Big took
? ? Saturday bees I friend?
ship or for a considei itiojl, Mr Sloane
not know. The die maker say?
d r al?n are close frirnds, and
that he did nothing wronir. Mr. Sloane
says EatOB made notes from some of
the decoy blueprints that had been
planted in the office.
SIX INDICTED IN
SHIP BOMB PLOT
? iiiiiiini'-.i ttatn i'iik?* i
or might thereafter under".!:'''
polic:? mea opon the vi
-n.I their cargoea.
When the iodietment was returned
to Judge Howe Assistant District At*
torney I C Kaoi requested the issu?
ance of bench warranta for the men
Bamed in the indictments. This wus
grat *ed.
Five of the defendants will b? ar?
raigned for pleading before Judge Har
land n. Howe ifl th.- rcicral Court this
1 morning. John It. S'anchtield, who ha?
been retaiaed te defend Mreitung, it
is understood, will act a.? counsel for
all tii. d?fendante.
Pa ? D eche is under arrest in New
'? ? | eai be brought within I he
?
only t'v loyal proceeding?.
Breitung I Di ?? tie ter.- r- -
|26 DM bail follow : ;
tome um., ago, while the re I
? god plotters have h-en d? -
in the Tasaba In default of l>_:..
-?
Dinner for J. A. Stewart.
John A. Stewart, chairman ai 'ht
American Peace Centenary Committee,
\4.,< gaeet at a complimentary dinner
last night in the Hotel Plaza. Job K.
Hedges presided and presented to Mr.
Stewart an inaeribod gold watch, the
gift of many friendo. Among tho<?
present va.-ri" William Allen Hutler,
Henry C'ews. Charles Stewart IBV
BOB, William ?'. Uemoreat, Edward W
Hatch, William Ii. Howland. Dr
1 Kunz, Ormaby MeHarg!
Robert ('. Morris, Perley Mors,.. Wi'
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The artists of Prsnes, maay of who
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the war. received a benedt la I i Ig!
si the Metropolitan usera House ui
1er ( . . pieea of the Bo? ??
?. . . \ ? ? ? ? Owing to tl
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trho was to have sung "I.a Marsei
,:?, Her plac?. ?VI
to) ?! '.?, [?OC ' r, the bass of ?I
? ...? Opera i omp in ) 1 he at
? ". though not Very Isrgs, was *ru
l entnuaiaam.
lb? pri'cramm,' opCBCtJ with a on?
ar? i'.ay by Franco i a ? oppeo, ' i
qu? d? ." ? ? i by ( laudi Bi
Mado iMtTa nnd Guerarde, followed b
! Hisfham in two ?on?t? An et?
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id tO i'"i s >?'? " O? th
reat litrl?. sa have see,
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I first part of the pr?i?*ramme con
eluded with a recitation by faul C?
i ? ..:'. ?.; 'i?'' Ci :...- ?" M
an I cama ,r* '
.ii?? nod ;i?- l'-" iget '??' ?'Iila and
a poeta of his own composi'ion, depict
ir.K tha writiag of "l.a Marleillaise.'
It wai a superb exhibition of the bsa!
is ?.f elocution on the Prend
utak,'??. and when a' it? ror.c.usion th?
? r.? hurst in'o th" opening bar.
great hymn. t;i?> whole au I
aroas and tool up tha wordi of th?
BCng, At the conclusion M. Co]
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before the curtain nearly B
Is it too much to hope that
?h.-re were tome American BCtOra pre-=
>?' If there were they learned a lea*
that they aril! not soon formet.
Then' waa during the evenmc only
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understanding; that the benefit was un?
der tha an pie? - of the French g;overn
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hen he learned of the nature of
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EXHIBIT OF CHURCH WORK
Show In St. John'a Cathedral Part of
Diocesan Convention.
An exhibit showinR what the Prot?
estant Episcopal Church is do na; in and
around New? York will be thrown open
to the public to-morrow morning; In old
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Cathedral of St. John th" Invine.
Twenty-five or more institutions will
participate. The exhibition ? part of
the programme of the I82d ?Ii?.cesan
Convention, which meets at the Cath?
edral this week.
The Seamen'? Church Institute ha?
erected a ?hip'? forecastle, showing the
condition of the sailors' ill
i i.ir'er? ?? sea. The BOWOOt arc
ural plans fir the completion of the
t athedral Brill be ibewn
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suggestion of warmth. So pr?
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? igha I at bin?
He always hums a musical number
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"There m a great waate of tin
il ma ? ." said M r.
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