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frice being a
cleanser and
let it Ro at
that."
1 am using
Ribbon Dental
Crean, perso* .
in pre/! :
ence to any
thing J
found."
No Dentifrice Can Sterilize
the Mouth.
(Powerful chemicals would serve only
injure the mucous membranes)
:.; mpoaaibic claims for germicidal and
are made for some di ntift
Rtbbon I> ntal Cream is advertised with
tor truth?and truth in advert?
esty in manufacture. It - .1 Bate,
teeth, and accomplish? ta purpose
it resorting to over-medication.
I . sound teeth brush them twice-a-day, and
consult your dentist twice-a-year. No other denti
,?. n widely endorsed and prescribed by
9 than Kibbon Dental Cream?and no Other
, , , liked by their patients.
, , too, should use Colgate's?
A Dentists'
^1 Sold
Everywhere
MHS MOHH AM) HRH CHILDRRN AT I?OMR.
? ?r tin.' murder of Jut hui readini l?oy and prl.
MRS. MOHR'S TRIAL
AT TURNING POINT
Prosecution ol Woman for Mur
der of Husband Will .<Vst
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CENTRAL PARK BEAR
BITES OFF BOYS FINGER
12 Vear Old (limbs Over Rail?
ing Policeman Rescues Him.
>. sign, "Don't i ? ?
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HYPHENS PLAN POLLS DRIVE
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WINS BY SHINES.
THEN DEATH CALLS
Bootblack Polished Mis I orluni
Oui Of Wall Streit, hul Dies
of Privation.
lern of ?.?'i ratini on W al
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ers who took
bul John t in
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him wil
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clambi ? ? :
bank!.Ii
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of his coat, and I
than
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Idren
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ill with tonsilitis and
I ifty-sixth Annual Statement of ?the
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
256 FROAlaWAY, NEW YORK
CEOBGI I IDC, liriidrnl
JANUARY 1st. 1916
ASSETS
?MIS.!!? !\ POVIis 115,137.497 o
MESTI h IN M ANS ON PI NDS 4 Y( RTCAGI 5, $7,235,750.00
?I uliirh i? (.tifttntffd at to frincifSi lmI Interest
IIA1 ESTATE .J 1.450,000.on
10A.YS TO Fll K V-l.( I I;l K.s. $5,778,153.81
(;1IIF.K ASSETS . $2,425.039.10
LIABILITIES
NSIHANCI H MR VI H ' i $26,.-t:.<
H Ml ?I FOR rEFtRRED DIVIDENDS . $2,769401.00
hESERVI FOR 0ThER L1AB1UTIES . $1,198,545.36
il.Ml.W FIND OR SURPLUS . $2,013,455.35
INSURANCE RECORD
? Ml AM EN F0RC1 IK Slat. I91S $125??(aO,173.00
LAIN IN INSIRANCE IN FORO $4,7-56,740.00
i Ai.\ US ASSI IS $1,395,191411
: I V. IVU-.AMI (I'AIDFOR 1<H4 . $14,437,000.00
1915. $15r09e%000JM
OFFICERS
.?Ml IM ?, M??UtSI1ALl, V?cs Pr??.a?s>i
INT ON A. B> AVEN. ? .?--I it ?i 11, as h V.. CHAP?N. Metttce ftrtam
I I 1 IS W. I I ?I VMS, \?-.| rrai _ -r?>. IBEOEIarCK < Mil I I AR I ?'. a ??hit
\? M, S.GA.LORD, ?kk.kianl -r.r.la M'lMH VAN -IM i i-l \, CtMSM
l.LNR. MOIk. Attestj iiiviK I v *. hi inky, *?ai wed ?leed
? EOBOI \? . Ml RBAV, Sui ariKrii.lr.il .1 lieati
DIRECTORS
Tho. II Mr.arnt? W m. M Si Joh-. V?., l,.n, AM.rah.II
J.Warrrnl.irrn. Martin J<xajt Wm (. low. Jr
Cearael Mr i leGceedReon '? ?-? ' si V3m
Wm A N..I. (nrllamlP Du n VS illi.m J Matri..3n
.1.1. i. I l'r?.?,rr Anton A. Ra.rn VVallarr H Row?
I Hi? W la.ai.wir. Iran, a I Mm? Hubart l_ Piarrepoiil
TEUTONIC GHOS1
UPSETS MEDIUl
Speaks (ierman Only, ai
Danish Spiritualist lia*
Narrow Escape.
BLOND IS DESCRIBED
AND PATRON CALME
C. P. Christeasen Again on J
Recalling Departed at 50 Ten
Apiece, (ash Prepaid.
Hie apiri! world has been eapitalii
and ...... ?! ?uto ? pa] h.? . ..tut
I .ut- i Imea i rooms of t
pfvoholni-idil Inatitute nf New To
at Kiftj ninth Street and Madiaon A'
' ir, ara haunted bj ihades from H.-r.
the River Stjri The modest sum
M crins ran open direel communii
? ion with them at the meel
? it.?.
I ihorl men in n sombre, loi
tailed cool and ? brilliant I ?? acl i
?? . ng i ..I bj v. hu h the frier
? . ? ? - ilide In 'i the room. 'I hU
1 P. Christi ? . Danish tn-.n.'.. n
iiium. and aa rell knowi
' ' e i". Ice, a ho hare an ..
habit of dropping in on him
pta 1
.-. furniture
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phenom ? .
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GIHL SHOOTS CHUTE,
SAWS NET, ESCAPE?
Makes Good Boast In Fleeinj
Magdalene Momo.
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the Mag
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fore the mn^'. trate be
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PREACHES TO GRIP VICTIMS
lit llrfi.iit.tint PaatOI llnltl?. I niniii
Sert i?, i... IliK l,.ii In i lag.
Belle font Ohio, -Ian. 23. \ .
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FINDS GOLD MINE
IN A POORHOUS
V. Lverit Macy Brin
Prosperity to Westches
ter Institution.
\. Event Mac) tendent
? . ; of West sster,
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ens ti lay 2,154 d
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ion ?a..in.'I up ? ?
? eery bill paid
i
the poor of W
inty
ment. II.t'y ar.. now part?a
their I:-, ?ng, and last lummi i
rst tim.?' ?? sble-1
were to well sat I with their w<
iukI food, even though they had
?i a barn hM winter,
itayed at the poor ?"arm all summer
i.. Ip along u ?mi t he work.
On ???'.?? ?' u : t ?
. produced
.- , indred
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- card indexed I the day he arriv
oil he Ii ' ible-bodu
just whi tting is know
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working men,
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sdvertisement laat year hrouph
. thai .". ii ? out the pool
Mot aal Mr Macy
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MORE MOTOR 'BUS
ROUTES APPROVED
Merchants' Association, How ?
i'\er. Opposes Duplication
in I ransit Service.
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i ?? Avenue (
tutes.
Ap| .
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The com m ttee, a
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lay, "ii. th? du|
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lid bt
who!'. ?
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on until
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FLOOD AID RUSHED TO YUMA
Colorado River Recoden City'a Meil?
? an Quarter lu Ruine.
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till were flooded.
Beginning this morning and concluding Wednesday night
Saks Overcoats at $21
For Men and Young Men
Formerly $38 and $35
../ small charge trill be made for ?iterations)
This is a sale of prodigious selections. Single breastert, double breasteri,
kimono-sleeve coats, button-through coat?, aixl fly-front coats, in a great
latitude of fine coatings, <>f l>oth native and imported varieties. And every
mother's sun of them is Saks cut, tailored and finished clean through, with
the exception of a goodly variety of imported London coats, which we
have included for th* purpose of adding a cosmopolitan touch to the choice.
Also continuing today and concluding Wednesday Evening
Saks Overcoats at $18
Reduced from $30, $28, $25, $23
Broadway
aks &(ftamjtatt!j
at 34th Street
?ak5&C0mpm?y
Broadway at 34th Street
For today?a special offering of
3000 Men's Shirts
-T? V ER 1 one of tlicm tailored with tlit- sanir care
anil precision that has iiidi\ ?dualized Saks
shirts heretofore.
The d< si^iis arc riew and striking. Tin ma?
tt-rials ?are of a kind usually seen in the hrtttr
ui.i'lt inade-to-order simps.
a\lto$(ether a rollection uf shirts to stiit the
taste and ?pocketbo?k of most any man.
At $1.85?Soft cuff and At $1.45-Soft and stiff
pleated and stiff cuff ne?- ?t ne-/lip,ee and pleated
ligees, dainty woven-ftg- models with rtiff cuffs. In
. ' . * ?. .. woven ?Madras, .^cutrh
ured ?Madras. Tailored to heAthe? and o?h?r (j,.M1._
a nicety, and equal lo aD|e man-rials. Figure
shirts sold at much higher designs and dull woven
prices in "custom-made" stripes <?n white or col
shops, ored grountls.
At 95c?Unusually -good ?shirts in woven
Madras, finely woven crepes and mercerized
cloths in new ?figured designs and stripes on
light grounds.
COAL MINERS DECIDE
DEMANDS THIS WEEK
lacrease of Wages Will Hi
Vsked of Every Eaiployer.
India ? ? ??? - Delegato - ??
? . , of the United Mini
VVorki ? ? ' America representini
??.un halt' of tho 763,000 men cm?
.
? . L'ni ted Statua, expeet I
n the specific tii'matiils they
will make on th?- coal companies, a?.
tlirftf"' OS, in the nego
? ,- ? Lracti
it of s pire on March II. An
urajees and Improved ?
? i virv tinployer,
t the amount except
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id an oppoti
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foi adopt on found
na in different '?'the
Id*, reach ins; from <
t to Texa ind Wyoi
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ral n
call i luapei
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r thi bitun
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not make a hat l
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BINGHAM'S BODY ARRIVES
Brought Back on "ship That f arrio
Se? en Member?, of lord I'arlt.
iteamer Kr ? , ?
on board the body of
who wa? a menjbpr ef Henry I
: : ? and . ? - ? ? ?. r l . * ?
rirai at Chriatiai ... ^? i ? : !.t??
?.ml and
.
with the Kurd party retan ?
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Dormour, Jooeph D. Golden, Phill I
g traer ai .1 Robort Cual |
Higgii - Hill ami
Other arriva :
.
etai ' ' ? ' I ? :' Legal
. ? ? ? Da*, l Beig
... Consul General ? I
...
the Ruai >>?? fo*? i rouu
Washington for a
\ iba ador,
S. Altntan & (En.
New Tailored Suits
for Women's Spring Wear
are now ready. The selections include
a number o? chic models which are
exclusively reserved to B. Altman & Co.
KeacJy-to-vvear Department, Third Floor,
jfifth Attrmir-ittatofliiti Aurtmr
:mUi anil 33th &?rrr?r. ?Xrm =\Jnrk

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