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Good Taste
I he Art of anything con?
sists mainly in the discovery
of what to avoid; what not to
say, what not to do, and what
not to wear. There are
people that whatever they
wear, you wish they wouldn't
wear it again.
Omission is a great gift.
Hand Baf*.
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Hand Bag ? Of pin-point ?ral
leather, with ?ilk lining; ?even
inche? deep. ritted with mirror
and lued coin puni*. Amber and
gilt cla?p "coronet" design, ?oft
handle .$14.50 j
Other? from.$4.00
Writing Case
Writing Case?Of Doric morocco,
in black, with blue, purples r?*-d or
green ?tripe?, leather lin?ad, with a
blotter pad, upright stationery com?
partment, a orre?pondence pocket
and pen loop. Sire: 9 % x fi'a x
1 '.a inche?...$6.75
Jewel Case
I
Jewel Ca?e? In colored fro?tc-d
morocco leather, flower design,
lined in velvet niid ?ilk, containing
a divided extension tray, deep
lower compartment and extra
?hirred po? ket Measure? c!o?ed:
8 x 5 ?a x 3 inche? .$9.50
Travelling Bag
Travelling Bag- Of tan hide lea
ther, with red and blue check lin?
ing, forming two pocket? on one
? ide and one large pocket on the
other. The corner? are reinforced
and capped; bright tiniah bra??
mounting*. Sire: 18 x 91- x 12
inches deep...-... $10.00
Mail Order? Will
Receive Prompt Attentiui
Catalogue Sent Upon Request
>IX&44-fc^'a!-0&Jfcw
World'? Greatest Leather Store?
Ne** York Bor-ton
404 fifth Ave 1 15 Tremont St.
(at SI '..
London
253 Broadway 89 Regent St.
Da-aUr? Throughout the World
MURPHY LAWYER
MUST SHOW HAND
Baldwin To He Haled Be
fore Senate and Made to
Produce Checks.
PEOPLE-WANT VOTl
ON CONST?TUT101S
Replies Arc A?alnst Convention
l?cnnetl Says Whltridge
Must Explain Charges.
rVr.- a S'a" i'?*4a?t?r?4??nr V TVa T ?
AJbanjr, .Ian 17. Arthur J, Balda
perevnal oounael for iharle? V". Mur
bo hale?! before the bar S
I eriate herauf.? ff his refusal t
proafoeo h:? rheck? end checkbooks bi
ROmpson ;. a
tee, Senatot 11 mb| bos ' i t to-nigh
m of the une ' . .
.?
out a* ha* b.rarn-a of the ehech f
? 1 fror
? ? -.\'icr\ and Signs I
paay, at Rochester, f-ir speed centro
par.
Mr. Balds - I ; :r- H
rhf<-k? a*-..J checKl>ookr? when or.
tho corn*
Thomp-.i*i toH Deputy Attoi ej Gen
eral Lewi?, ce..' for t
to prepare the pap.-r? ne?-e?ranry !?
I If? Baldwin before the bar o
the .*-".?:.).*.? a? .1 eon] el tha pi
i : apera.
enatOI r h o Tip*? on ?!.??> en iH tn-nigh
tbat ha wo Mm t on F B BThll
nt of the 1 h r ?! A-. ? .?
? Railroad Company, erher g".
fall name of the Senator "? ' I
ferred to In hie letter or
I Mi Wl ?
a wi1
*Ih.
trans oi
' Mr. Hodge to-r. g
; ? i .?mm;?
....
i ago. Senator i'^c?-. ehalrmai
i
natioi itoi
.
Se?al ?
? .
g before 1
estions.
?' H. 1 ' ho ha?
? ? ?
.
?nal Cotia?
r, pul nar?
ate und
s be a]
and all otl
..
"i bars had delivered to ?he |
voter?. In my Senate district,n sa I -1
atur Bennett, "a circular letter contain
II | the " ore importan: of tl
amer taking i nstitu
et me ki their ? s on thi
far I have n
.?? ; ? ? They i?r<- ; ra
nnanlmous In voting agair:-*.
? I eonvi Bvoi
.
?
The ? Lower l>r.'? and lie
? I on Home? of New York rr
nd two billa iritr"<?ur..d lo '
Assen I I ?? n an I ??? i Bl< eeker. I ?
for B referendntn oi ?-?
Ing the tax rate on bjildings ir
N? w York to 1 r<'r c*"nt ?f tri<' tax rat?
ai land raines oy nine annual >-?
tive reductions of 1" per
i Th.- yea*- a " ? ' I
daction of i* i?<-r cer.t the ti
I second bill require?? ev. ry ?
?'ale to have a refei.r
? ' ? nerei es n local ei
'.r budgets, af'er the er,??*'. ? ??
over and above curr. ? .
taras - ? . .
i ? ? ? n the vs
I :n thena.
WOULD-BE SLAYER
BELIEVED UNSOUND
Elder ol Brother* Who Plotted
Against Parents Thouj-lit In?
sane Both Held in Jail.
: ?? ?go, Jan. it. In Ing and Her
berl ' . ing men of Osh Park, .
? ?
b? r: l.a.i told 'he pol ca they h s
ted to I I thi ' father, Faman D I p
dike, a ral i ?*. re n I ired Hoard ?.{
. mother and tr.?
ai raie sed ? fore ?> ju?t:?*e
ifternoon, charged with eonapiracy
B ? r ? rommi:
? In bonds ol
ned ??!.
.
Before '..'re court
'at! ? i i.-k. ? i ?. . f ] e Lt ? oi ' lali
rk t of inr-air' ?
g, the < |
t the o? i practically
certain that I ? tally un
- ind, thought
? i
Hei berl .who nineteen
r. i? er?- ?Ir opped, >-;.' '
! Lee would
?v .i*, satisfied thai Herberl
h t h < 4 :
murder th.
they were
? ii injury to h Is opine
? . . a boy accounted for
The)
.. r rs
ton en tal I
. i ? na to tila- I
? fear?
parent we eav? I ? wealtl to
bcrs of th family thai h s
-r??
11. S. Prosecutor Sei/es
111 Bottles of "Bib) Relief
United Statei D trial Atti rney Mrl
Pranea filed yesterday in the
l'nited States Court i '
libel againal
Rehe- by the
!'? ug I Irehbald,
? ,1 to it
? .
According limi the drue
? -. nedy foi
.
? . ' . ? I he
I
, ,: ? ai le by the I>c
part m i ^
.
j, rer- ? e sill IS?i. He
Iteraba) be
Btenl si
?
Petromortis Claims Victim.
Jai K
. Heath, formerly with ird Oil
I Company, in New \nrx and ?
?Iwaa found dead la hit gai
I from petromortis. Re ara
I Lui autoiuv-bilt* vahen stricken.
CHOOSE fVa% ANi>
SAFETY
IH> you ?rare more for the in?
terest on your money than the
Principal ?
You ran pet 6% or more for l
while, hut will you ever tfet the
Principal hack /
The highest type of Investment
Is a First Mort?|a?}<? on New York
City real estate [tuarantecd by
this company.
. Our Guaranteed First Mort
>atfe Cert Ideates place this secu?
rity at the disposal of all In?
vestors.
.Vo ?*-?-4?ff.?r has ever lost a Soltar
fyfi^Kjijik (jUAKANTTE 4)
?Capita? fa Surplus, SIO.000,000
1 10 a ta,iT, N. t I M Hr-marn SI.. BSljn
Mu rall?n SL, Jnuialit
SWANN TO UPROOT
PATENT CURE EVIL
At Drug Exhibit, Proseen
tor Declares Relentless
War on Medical lakes.
D ? ? trie t A1
?
?to i
anneal ex]
Square Garden yesterday, announced
iliHt be ght th?
? u ? ; it? In the Diatricl Utoi
.??I. "a bur? i in I ;
g advei ? ments
?
'
l propriet?r]
? I lUIUO- i
- '
?
? I
inniralile diseases Almost invai
rases
ying ten r? rad of
? ?
ISt 8
of fur- ns are present
bui
fraud i
i thi ike 1
. by whicl inder I
<rf adv? rtiaing n, >? pro
?
r in?
gredient? ar? 'trifling,' mek, I
-fr?, of propriet
- ?.
'
The root of the evil fais?
and misleading advert rh?
public wa? de? '
ra?
?
- fraud
.
"'I hat seel
any adv? rtisemenl
on,' 'repi' ?? '
?
.? '" Hitherto es of this kind,
;
the I 'orpoi atioi
ny peroxide I
.
the
tiiite, Food, lirujr ..
: ?
I
?
? what-il did-tO'un ??ir. Th? i i
? th? Gai ?
eupied by I , the inajoi I
?
?
4
I
I and jrrip
I
?re I bed
A' of the
Amerii
riumh- druggisi
the country, an
i- take inte men
am and a similar
| . ,
hysicia dei
!
INDORSES BLOW
AT CHILD LABOI
Mouse Committee Report
Favorably on Keating
Measure.
WILL REACH SENATE
AGAIN IN FEW DAY:
KepresiMit.il?ves Pit? .Souiller
States, Said In He Onlv
Opponents of Bill.
. . ...-.-. a |. .,.?? |
Washington, Jan. II Th? f??* *? <*
tu Keating child labor bill, whirl
weald pre* ? shipment acre?
lines of th? pi oducl ? of thr lab..
1er eertali sgea, ? I
?
i n n f. t da] ?. ' indical ions In thi
Col imltta
I | fiit-nrnhly li
th?. Hi", e, and U pa sag? I? (in'y '
quest - ' .- roto. L
' h -,.. r ?f I I
virtually similar aas unanimous, bu
? ,
die.
A seal hing bits
i ? tates was contained
?Id that th?
-, :
allv were from th?
.
i ? and Alabama
I?
? ? ? piloted i till?
i.. ? '.? their stst?
M ?
.
1 ? ?n, had for
? h? ti r laa '
? ? -.i fa?
ng sec
?
-? thr
? '. pi
?
. ?
'
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...
\
the ei|
for the ?
and with
-
.
? ! ?
??ral I
?
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-
g
-
?
.... .
recp?
?
- .
les 1
?
- ?me "
our Repu risti
lion. .
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VA ir
(?-?? -V^ -' ?' V ?'..-'
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One? ??; we-t-fc
to So lit lie ?ni
Cftlirovntf?
-Arr? ?evicts'
finesttvAiK
y
y
The only extra- fare tvatn Chicago db>s Atteler
Traverses ?Southwest land
of enchantment
Limited to Si xiy persons
Make your reservations
e arty.
? will leave Dearborn Station, Chicago
Tut i-Jays, begmrung January 4,
O C. Dltlar-J, i".. F T. '
.'.?ttr 1 , .
[child la .1. rile.I Its birthright U I
thi ? luid la wronped the BBtion sad
i .1 dusliv i*? wronged "
I YEAR AND A DAY FOR DIE
f'atlirr In Prlasa and Son Fined $."i.
an SmiiKKlem.
Herman i Dieta, formerly - diamr
.??",i?i -t 17 Naaaau Street, was fBel
daj enteaced toa fest* ana a dsi m
Ian ta Penitentiary, aad In ? ?on, 4'hat!
>.| $...(11111 by JadgS Hunt in I
Federal <?urt for smuggling dminnr
n. i.. > th.' i Bnsdlsfl border. I' ?
charged tint throagk the eonspirsey
which ib.", wrii* th.. pronsoters |ew?
to the value of MW,4"O0 to %oo?fi
w.-ir brought m?o ti.. ...-. i n i iv adtbo
duty.
Uh?n Una DUtSBS pleadril guil
I n.t.'.l Swi!.- ? An...i i.-y W.i.ni :i'->
thai for tin. arotactioB <?f msrebsii
who nlitiii.?, their diamond?, thraagh '
t. l?-irli?r chaBBSiS rn> meri'V be ahov
?Le confcs ?'.I smugglers. II?* eooBenti
ever, t>. <lr..|> the eounts m the i
??ni?? charging the Distses a
actually carrying thn ?ewe!? BCfS ?
tional line.
POLICE HUNT CLEW
TO $20,000 THIE1
ihird Degree Room BstabHshe
in Hotel (lotliatn, and Sor?
tants (io on (irili.
"Yuh bren up to 1*2*.?"
Thi?. eras th.. whl-per that bisse
from mouth to enr wheaevar twa b?
hops or maids of the (?otham '!? ??
passed each other yes'erdiy Ther
? . paeetng t<? talk ?li mt it, thei
wan i...i even ? tur- ling of headi o
i, two Immobile far?? paesei
, whleper shot
For the th:r?i degree room of P?
Head ? . ? at si ssavad ut? V
r .. . i oi tl ?' ergi t. sntfa floor of th?
; ? '. i I detecti? ?? - sni
. Sunday end yeeterda? I ?
h<.f.?s i I i ! bees Ming
? i lg the Inquirj n . ??
. ry robbery tr tl
? ?, 1. ;'? Mr. a- d "
? 1 Hi . tests, '.'.".th.iut a piece ? I
? ? . . rare w? i
h ipeetor ?ray ?aid liur nrgi |
?ighi In 't..
?? ? ? ???! robberiei Getl
If * ?. -tart because of thi
?.'?? a Tail
h ara warking over
?
'? ? ,*' ? |d imond brooch s l
? ? . rds on
? ?
rted 14 ib o n I y
lg?| I f it Was taken
1
...
? .. ? I was
?n 1er r?.om, he
ed. enl
.. ? ? . ? ntained th?
box, 1 l . . ? ' ' . r ?
lefl
him.
? ? pie were a
? : imond in the
?
?
. '.
CMC WORKERS
ASK BIG NA\r
U. S. Must Prepare I o
I jirope's Hate, Says
Seth Low.
DEFENCE GAINS
WOMEN RECRUIT!
Poltroons Arc Husy. Bret ken
ridtf?- I ells Men at National
federation Session.
i:.,.ry T>? -r ?. . a. |r ...,,, |
RTaahinejton, Jan. 17 Men and worn
? iin???J in un sppeal for k great?
army anrl rn?v? at th? opening ?? llo
of th? National I in her
?
?t dangerous i.... Lion war ii
. ? in, aUl<
.?'?.- . . -. . r>'.|
Hi? president, I ted thi
by .I-' taring I
-. ; ?taU ? i ? to ? ?
tagonisms an?! hHt'-n of Europe s
ni/?' long tradil Ion * ? fron
g lodgemoi I on th
arar it ?im:?' be by th?
strength of oar own right arm a*.'I bj
? ? lllngness to die '" r
tainly pncioilS to OBI BBd foi
what wa b?slieve to ba no
to hun .an It y."
"if militarism triumphs,** h? ndded
"?in America?, lika Europe, m?i4t bow
rht?lr socks to the yoke ef ?? mil tai
which ?rill i*ive to tha soldi? r, rather
thsn to tha eitisoB, tha domination of
the fu*ure."
Mr. Low -?aid that h<? favored th? a?l
? ?'-.? lefenca j rogTamme.
Aai ita Breekenrl<lga of
the War Department, i - ?a tha
place tarj Garriaon, aaaalled
?nti of prepared neu ? in
? " a r man - led ion.
"!? | ??
? preparednes -." ha said "I he
eve tl ?
.'. '.?..? than irai
honor
. ? ? ? . in ro i ?'. ? -1 1 h. ' co in
- i are grea
laat f"ur -.????H ? the
?
in vaii
?
that 1
?
? .
Mm J. Bryan's pacifist d
3dmDaxta?
Semi-Annual Sale <?f
Men's Silk Neckwear
The quantity of good silk Neckwear ?n the
market this year is less than over before, but
owing to our policy to offer a redaction Sale every
January, we have reduced our extensive %U)ck
and offer them at the following prie? ?
Every scarf in larj?e open end shape of h?.a\\
foreign and domestic Silks. Also knitted 4-in.
hands.
Regular Value Sale Price
i.oo . . . .65
1.50 to 2.?SO . . *{>5
BYoa?waVsWKan? 9&i S'c3,
\ . . ght I
? ? ? : in the worl
?
? ? ?
. iraad
Mis-? Maud Wetmora, national enair-j
nan of the woman's -ectron, mude I
ai both ?t the joint meeting
morning an?l at the special meeting of
u ??? an is I he sften oon
eras to be the prin
the two days' ?seal? ?
more announced
woman1 of the ''irnmi?ion *?.r
rinn l s? ? g complet? d
ta work, would worl 'or i>re
pared; i ? a this roun'ry ar,d that
it of the member?! of ?he commi?
I ?.n r-a 1 already enrolled for th?
task.
"Any plan of mi!i?ary prepare ?
Hiss Wetmore, "which ma.
ws Hvs the emblem
? i not a ra,
rpse 'rom wh_?*h
? *'? !. I heartily sreleome."
Tanker T'xas Goes Aground.
i. Jan. it. The tank
.... | . ... . ,
ind thi Di sa are
. . night. Wireless ca??
...
. city and ' I s tug
Hook *l ortl.
\ ling to the a ?
mer ie in no ?langer
TO PUT CITY PUPSE
UNDER ALBANY REIS
firoun Conmlttee Will (fern
More Control bv I.-ig slature.
t ? * . -
\ ? any, Jan. 17
f tha
?
i - ?? ?
td ii i
?if h's
-
? ?
has beer
'
Mes? Y
begin the re|
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t - ? .' ..!-. /-. _ /
LEGION OF HONOR
??V ?..m
SSmZHiT'-- ' - .-44?* (?
**#?JP
? ? v^A*?.
p; ieinway and Weber Pianofortes are
-i^Sv; instruments of widest renown and upon
I > r-*"? i ?
1] tliem have been bestowed the supreme
lonors of the musical world. Steinway and
Weber Pianolas are these great pianos? with
an added capacity -^you may play them by
hand or by the Pianola method. Steinway
and Wfeber Pianolas are on sale in New
York only at Aeolian Hall.
STEINWAYSoWEBER
fV PIANOLAS
QShc^jnstvume?Us de (jLll\c oflhccUusical ^lorld'
THE AEOLI/\N COMPANY
.\v,v) VRK29W42SIAE01JAN HALL BROomxntiatbiuhAv*
*Tcr\y>
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