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LEADERS REJECT
WHITMAN BUDGET
But Republicans Plain lo
Bunch ?Appropria
lion Bills.
AGREE TO CHANGE
IN FISCAL YEAR
Oovemor May Decido lo Flghi
ilu- l tgislnturc lor
tin* Mensure.
wi
a budget hav?
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action 1
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ay 1'rcrn Albany ?
BAY STATE RENEWS
WAR ON ?A\iZ ADS
Ne? lull Requires Reasonable
Gunrds Agninst Falsity.
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much fraudul? ' * 11 I
i existing statute i
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lai
s n trade na
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meet thi
i the advert?a?-?
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Protest Agnintl Bus Franoli!?
i i.?- i
? i Board of
on the |
lout th?
.- poweri
it .-.??, . t| i i .
"''?'' ? in that the
wool out ih.cit, pavements, add
S-?a^i?r"d deprecH
???MB??????
There "?re two rl-???se?, ot people
who should .-l**.\<. buy
GUARANTEED MORTGAGES
the ?ich who enn afford the lu*
ury ?111 cari*-froe inv??*.tm-?--t
-ind
the poor who nerd . f.s"Uitt
*-ocurlt>.
We w.ll SOU vf.i
5.100 01 U,tOt,BM
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD St. HI'KD. Pi*-??.-*)??*.?
capitai.siirpin-& $9,000.000
iTMMIN'S 1 N'TERS RACE
I..4V.I Senator Isk* Nebraska Friends
' ' I Sat ?? '? I'n ?ideal a .a I I!... in.
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mpaign
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the Republ
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SAVES 4,500 LIVES
OUTSIDE OF CITY
State Health Head Tells ol New
Record Death Rate Only
dains One Point.
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the st au?
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rate iijr N. "? York < ?ity, ss eom
i.n the estimate? of poi
0 for 1918
? 1912, Tl ?
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BOY FORTUNE KUNTER
HOPES TO FIND IT HERE
Now in Children's Society. Mas
Proposition for Jud^t*.
? me Is Louis Gil
.... v. ther
Sfo ar.d I w?.rk.'r| ?n ,, :
?
In summ?
, hot you couldn'1 breathe. I ?rot
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..- :>!ute uri
leer.
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J/ hat ?s the Gary Pla??
By ALICE BARROWS FERNANDEZ
Tribune readers trt!/ find in this department <t
clear and authorllaiire net cunt o) the II irt school
system, proposed for this city, Questioas o/pare?is
and teachers will he gladlv answered. The de
partment ti'ill appear on Mondays and Thursdays.
WHAT Till. v. IRT PI KH DO?
U ibL-?? rhIMrea ?>ff th? atr-eata
?ml keep? them ?'io1f"ioni?'!,T buay
a? wi,rk. atadj and pfalj f?Sf ?'? M
?e> er, limir? a d*) .
ii aive-? nil rhtldrea lu?? a? aaach
?Cadaadc ?r?rU as thi' traditional
school, bal b? leagtbealag the seha-ol
?lay it glvmm 11'lie for pr?4*?i<al ?hop
?Aiirk. m-irr.ee, drawing, maaie, audi?
torium and plaj for all ilulili.ii.
?IUT THI mi. r PLAN MBAJM.
To e*rtry n?mnt? \ rhanrt? 1? al?*?
Mi r-iiiid thr oartehed edacetlaaal
epp4wtaallles obbbIIj nsoorvtad for
th?, children of the favarad fe? .
To teaehera?No more hour* of
teiirhitvf I noire ?-???riernlal work.
To the toaunaattj Barlt?! ?-til?
len?, hslter ?v haal? i'?r laM ro??t.
Public Schools Do No! lit for Life-?Gary Schools Do
Social Spirit "I C'.arv t hildren?Iin?*st
Schools f<?r Poorest.
?? i he Maeeea" < n ih.* Gar* ."?'?'
"1 he Massas" magasine lor i
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? r<
I the fundai
?
how ?
. icat on ?i part
.
?rid with
? . . i.int."
v. ;, eon mei d foi ? si o
.
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mudd) < n ihc playground," or who oh
; sne
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......
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Public School System Sol sn I . ?
lion.
'A friend of
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roduce relig \
? '. whicl
ring re flee
?\\ I wenl
; ? ? ? ? . : pub*
. ? ? i . l
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?:.... iphy, botany, chei
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.
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r tie s
would sts; I ???!. ! ws - ?
[ was hs
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rican 1 I 900 to
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.
' and I find 1
was not an
education ?t all, i I I thai my educa?
?
? ? .1 by my air oi
, a forei
candy
?ry.
E in? stlon i;? gan < ?ui side ol S< I ?.. I
.
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wrong
I let it bui .i.I t blow up;
I forgot to oil
: ? ?? end l
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to tun '
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Hut i. i ? ? :
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the nee?
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rems ht he was
r l ' ?ought
i 1 i v i n j? but)
'? ight to
? ?
i our >-. I
ng and lithog
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. . . v
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eapabli
....
?
? thi ? ? ' ibout my
\
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g 1 could do.
i To my great sur]
sai
,.
"I f ? ?
? I ilnl
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. - than when I left si
erest 1
tered that
er five i
i
? Ion humai I . ques?
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the trutl ' little ?
A refreshing traveling companion?
Dr.Lyor?s
PERFECT
Prepared by a Doctor of Dental Surgtry
Send 2c stamp for generous -?ample of either
Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder or Dental Cream.
i V, : >,? & ion? lac., 514 W. 27th St., New York City
being enacted m
I ? .? '4 ith !!??
.
. . and the ? ?
sort ???!?. .it. d.
"In this world outside of schtx
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... . . ?
. 01 i kind of hon
i
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not as ai
ess of life
Pablle School Did Sot I It f"r I.if
? I ? ? most 1
it I
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i f at
i ''m th?
from n
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of ?, I.*, or (I to !'?'.-'
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to it i i fell
of 1
r r, tht-ri
Gary 8? "??l-. Turn Oat Ul-Annsi
Hu.?i.ri ??i inga.
" \ I "rw theoi
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ii n?I ?.
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m of lit'.-, itr?
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from -eh?...
been like the world
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t the i
Gar*
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together ini
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? ind to b<
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?
.No Alarm Over Religions Peatara.
"And thrn mj I I ? ?? iks up and
?
provides a couple "*' r - .i week in
mi - ?
holic Chor
tarian < to the i
Ri ?
'
si?
rn>
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. heme <?> Introdu? a r? ligio?
publi? ' hool . lern
? ? , ? ?, hou i m not .1 bit alan?
S... ?al Spirit of <..?n < lilldren
??h. m- Madam v l tter haa
,-, |,,,. -*.,,,? ;, friend of mine wl
brothel llvs ? ' I
.,, - ,.., to ' ? the con
of H.pi? I" New -
? ?\ ,tho are IntereeU 1 in 'he <
?Wlv fricad ays: 'I have nevei
?i . liar) ' '. " ' ' '""? '"" ' '
',,1,1 i> .,, ? miad '?< do so oa
i ki.i.-t ii""? ?
Mo t i'''"!'1'' ,l
. Indors? the idea. I he I?:
i kn Mi W Irt aad taad bj
, In III'?
, : that I ki ?a n ? a tea? het
Uobart, the neit tou i ta (in
me that he hud a goad ?.'? i"1
rom the Oary ehool i
? ?hi: ir t
?truck h r moa) fon
?
arhool
Into the H< ??la, whl? h ??
. although i.d,
i -i.?al plrii I.I out ?H *
them.
"My bi Gary,
thai tl
?
... ta
. ? ngs and
. ? . , pa i ? ? in found in the I
i m
ng used 1 ? el
. ? childrei Very trulj jrours,
', ... Cit> A. M. ? .
rit of t
1. .i . ? to ii
ras one of the I
.... it
mi?! I . . ted to I nd this
? , hoi M- out b] the ?
,.. ., boy that I look from
i. ll.
After he ha i bi en in the school ab
..n ? .i i-,
brown * tudj. apparently mu<
'
aimed: "Why, it' I
. r. . . ? ?
I can't ' to it, Do you kn
?
- .
e his life i
I ; i ? ' i . ?
. you ? and
. ..'i '!" ' T ?
? ?
bul ' ' I he i
? ppar?
?
t Mr. Wir
plan ? ? ehildren h<
. ? . r on?
?ng oldei
? .
and i.! '
ship and breaking dou
barri? rs of age an i grada differ? Bee?.
Beat Balldings ??ml Equipment for i
Poorest < lall Iren.
I ? ? . ? t tl t school
. ?
?
In that pai
as I ha ? ?
York,
: I
luenc?
Por exam] th? children leai
?I, with ?!
nts iir?' bos
I .
?
I th?
the
'
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the gat
' the
In i t takes the plac
?
? ? a tradi
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r a conei
yourself \
n Gary it is I
? Is w ho ,i ??
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rood inv< t for t
?? ? city.
a
DANCE FOR ARMY AIRSHII
"Woman ?>f ISIS" t.? Devate l'roeee.i-i
of Patriotic Hull t<? Defeace.
Ii to be - ?
I - eoast d< fenee with thi
the pal -"iotic ball to be held
! Js ..iy 24,
-,
' '? ? draw
'
the importance
?i
?
and many prominent patroi
hat ' b? en
'l ! era a II be inch ?
I
Balala i 1rs ' ? are al?
leading hotela, th?
t of an i thi li
und V
Our Great Twice-a-Year
Sale of Men's Shirts
Commences This Morning at All Seven Stores
With Radical Inductions on All Shirts.
- .0 ? '" i - de ?Chine an I P
Willow Shirts, at.
$5.95
(6.50 and .ST.."?'! P?aau de Crepe and & ? or
? de Chine Shirts, ai. y^?OD
$3.-50 Silk, Silk-and-linen and Hab- t??o pr
Utai Silk Shirts, at. ?])?,v)D
$3.00 and $3.50 Tub Silk and Mad- dM gr
ras Shirts, at. $1.0?)
.-?j"?> and $2.50 Fin** Cheviot and
;: ian ( >rd Madra ? Shirts, at. . .
$1.50 and $2.00 Madras rf?*s *s r
Shirts ol good quality, at. y 1 ? ID
$1.35
ii I ? ? ; :.;:'?
I ftiff
efylM afylQOWl*
BROADWAY, AT 19th STREET
279 Broadway . !:??.?:*? Chambers St. Broadway, at I2d St.
UNION SQUARE, l ?t It STREET, near BROADWAY
17 Cortland St., near Greenwich. 125th St., at 3d Ave.
FLATBUSH AVE., AT FULTON ST., BROOKLYN
LEAGUE TO (?IVK DANCE
Mattel ri'tiir.* Mste4ra?M Iten l-> n>
i'n-,1 i.tui at Wahterf.
An rntfrtiiiriiTpnt and ?I'm?"?' ?ill be
given bv the .i un ir.r 1 - igus
Wut.i... : Ian ...h , 24 ??? 24 I he ' '
..' i ? . use" rill \-i pre
!. and sl-o ? motion y i? r tj r*? n?"l"
. plagad ?.. |sang socii * v f? ? ik
In .' r . i i ere the Nlaaes Angel re h"
* .??? '"?
',,.,.,- ?ho rroti "' '
. U
? "... - I Bath <
''i., th. '"' ' ?' ?'" ' ' ^"'i
-41.-? nlkt/el I ??'" ' >':'1"" ' ' V"""'
among the pla>
and Man '?'"
, - ,,,, .- n? a "?? . ., .
? -? u
-"Ma,
? i Browalag Bartn Bn-je
rtraage, M. ??.. Jan. II .. , ,
r, ?I h?
copal ' -,-..
?
looa o'
THE SUPERIOR SERVICE
??i 'im
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TO PHILADELPHIA
combines with its new all steel equipment,
its splendid roadbed and dependable regu?
larity of operation, a delightfully pictur?
esque scenic panorama; also dining .car
and general train facilities of exceptional
excellence.
If you do not know this by experience
Try This Route Next Time!
\a\\\\aw\*aT
YOUR WATCH IS YOUR TIME TABLE
FOR
Every Hour on the hour
Fasl Trains leave Liberty St. fr r. to 1"
P. M. trveek days; TS:!?"? A. M. ai
A. M. to 11 P. M. Sundays. Midnight train daily;
Steepen ready 10 P. M. (?Leave W. SI LO
ruin?tes of the hour for all train.-.) Superior din?
ing car service at dining hours.
tLeave 2;kl ?St. B:06 A. M.
Facts Are Most Useful
When Nailed Down
The world was round a long, long while before anybody proved it. It is
a fact, too, that every newspaper has a certain circulation?but how are you
going to be sure of it ?
It's as simple as the alphabet?if the newspaper belongs to the A. B. C
(Audit Bureau of Circulations). A bookkeeper feels it no reflection on him
to have a certified public accountant go over his book?; rather it is a satisfac?
tion to have an outsider lind them in order. A publisher whose circulation
figures are audited by disinterested experts is merely having his own t.gures
verified?nailing down the facts for you.
Over a thousand of the leadi.ig newspapers, periodic.-?.!.*, national and
retail store advertisers and advertising agents in America are numbers of the
A. B. C. In New York City there are seven newspapers, printed in the EnfUw
language, that belong to the organization and welcni. ; > investigation*.
They are:
I
AMERICAN
EVENING GLOBE
EVENING JOURNAL
EVENING .MAIL
EVENING POST
TOMES
TRIBUNE
Thi? newspaper is one?and the detailed reports of the trained account?
ant? of the Bureau, both as to kind and quantity of our circulation, will be
furnished to any advertiser at any time.
You know exactly what you get when you buy spact? on the basis of
A. B. C. audits. ,
J?eto ?>?rii ?rrtiulic
Member Audit Bureau ol Circulations.

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