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Brother of Miss Grace L.
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WITH COOK, COST $2,250
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cWp sea pearls together a shimmering,
mercunal asionmrnt of globules ? but
which ait which? these three are Te?.la
Pearls??no, tluv .ire re.il pearls ?--then
these ire re.il pearls! - wrong again, those
are Tecla Pearls?it is useless to try to
distinguish them the identity oi each is
gone - -separated by birth thev are united
bv beauty and Kipling was wrong, the
: ami the West have met and are con?
stitutionally equal !
We invite you to examine the
Teda latxklace .creation?, ?7-*. to ?350
398 Iitth Avenue
IG GO THROUGH ICE; S DROWN
Boys find l.lrl? Skating on Fond ?r?*
PlangasJ luto Water.
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each twelve years old, were drowned
? Pond this afternoon, A
scora of yonng pel om were skating
on the pend, ea \aa only three qa
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layed While finareis Pur
sin- Fugitive.
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Mis Ne? Title.
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CANCELS SPEECH
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Plains.
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IN HIRING A HALL
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iii'-'V i i -.ally Engage < lab
Meeting Rooms.
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TO HELP ERRING BOYS
Harts island Mont ? Inmates Need
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patent medicines, 1 ha
I ribune otfers a pn/e ?>f
>-. i>.i\al le in an ordei
any 1 ril uni idver?
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cial prize ol $50.00
will be awarded for the
tn.i**t constru? live or de?
stru? live letter printed.
r\ny one ia eligible to
pete ..n I an) number
ol letters may be written
1 ) one i"-; -'.?i. \ our
le will Le printed or
not, as you prefer, but
un ligned letters will n >t
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no mean ? foi m iking the
an in?
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GUNS TRAP GIRLS
IN 'PHONE THEFT!
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f ive Alen, and Pile o
Nickels Also Taken?
$.100 a Dav Harvested.
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BOOTH BOXES LOOTEI
HY GANG OVER Gin
Artists' Models Talked Whil
Aitls Snipped \\ ires anJ look
Money, Detectives Say.
A Kay party of foang men Md
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in the sociable oceupetioi of redu
sntain of s ek< ? to little
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and real doors i
ami two revolve.
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who ga
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"lud? (9lm Out- today
r?^ (plearanceoales1*
THE FOU?OWINC CRO??PS 01 I M f* M
APPAREJ o MPI ' "?'?' ' :- " ' ?'"' ' [ ' ' Rl'
OUS UNES, Sait-UJLED FOR PR< MPI CLEAR
C U ?va* 01 I HI 1. $?<?
vTU?tS: Former.y $15 to $(35, .? *U * '??
DFor Streel. / ",-'',
reSSeSt Fantariy $tt ?? $125. ?t ?-^ <\ -tJ
W| r V >rn .'.n : i .-o n? t- - , . ? -
raps: ?-ormeny $95 ?? $l2S, al W?V5
/-?< f-; 17 ? a* S3 ?
LO-ltS : Foruicriy .^5 and $45, ,, '-.? ? OJ
B1 Of Lingerie. Sil "' ' "." <- c ?7
lOUSeS: Formerly > i 0 to $ i 8, >? /
H?its : [ ?? *5
$195 tn $325 Fu Coal al $125. $173 ind - ?
O? I i and Caracul
$95 te $>25 Fui Sen .it $45, >73, $85 lo $1 35
1 I ?. Skui - .;
Skunk. Beaver Mole and Seal Mul?s at $25. .Scarf* to n
$18 and $25.
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CRIME COl'R-T. FOR POLICE
' hlef? to Lecture Sl l.ine-l n?Wimtl-i
Bach it D
Police
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HW6OT *??a>T?illi WTOft
for i
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Church and State
Two Institutions Equally Necessary to
Your Happiness and Deserving
of Your Support
rheState, hat is thi ? ??? rnment.isthe which
male our laws and which enforce? them. It protects you
and your family from lawlessness. Without government
we would have anarchy.
1 -:>r tins reason you support the government?yon p
taxes- you help the government by your moral and finan
? ial support.
I ! ere is another institution working for youi good?
for your comforf and safety?an institution which dor-* as
much, if n it more, good in the suppression of lawless!
nnd immorality than the government. I hi-* institution you
?In no! lupport. Probably because you do not realize its im
portance t > von.
111 : s institution is the Church.
1 1 you ever stop to think what sort of a place this
world would be?your own community would U?without
the moral teachings?the moral effect of the Church? Con?
ditions would he almost worse than without th<- j*i ?vernment.
You support the government becanvr* you have to.
You neglect the Church because it is optional for you to da
so You don't realize that the Church is always working
for good, ih.* highest type ol men and w ?men .ire con?
nected with it, and the result is n i >n ml -?.?: ing for your
good?for better conditions in the communit) in which you
live?th< country-?the world at large.
1 erhaps you feel that you personally do not need
Church, if so you must surely realize that indirectly for
its influence?for its effect upon the conditions of life sur?
rounding your children?you do need the Church and need
it ba.!lv. Rem< mber, too, the Church needs you and your
suppoit to i: work ? ff( ? tive, and that by simpl) goin :
to Chuiih on Sunday you ^m do your . supp irt
it. Sta t ,n now, and lor your own lake as well as others?
to Church To-morrow
No. 13 of second ?-ri-i publuhrd bjr The Tribune.
?.?prints on Rfq*""1*

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