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Ln
VISO]
Conducti?d by Samuel Hopkins Adam?.
Thii department ha? entered the BOCOBid ?tage ??f ?ervica to
Trihune ,e?-?de,.. Primarily it vv?. intended merely lo .eparala
the ?heep of ?d\erti?inf front ihr g.??I? and hatte, a hell on iba
gi-at?. But now it gu?? beyond meie iitriilih? ation. It fml-iain
a human nature ?tudy ??I both ?heep and goat?. TtaM ?r*' invited
!.. aataSiat Fee e\rry letter printed in ll,i? ?lepa, talent tieiitib
ing expeueiue? pleaiant or unpleaiaitl with ndvertiien of
met? handi.a?. excepting only patent medicine?, The Trihune will
? end $2 00. payalsle in any man hantln? of any Trihune adver
ttier. I nr the moil important letter eaih month a ?pecial priia
of $50 00, payable ?imilarly, will he award.-d. Name printed or
withheld?a. you prefer, hut mu?t he ?igneti or we will not know
?*lie,e to ?end the pine otder. Addr.aa: I he Ati-Yiior, I he
I i ihune, Ne?? York.
litehell" th? Tailor \ .?ia
. ? ? l?d-Visor i olumn against the
i-i!? r" clothier, i
?
me 1 then and ni e. too, 111
???ne. in pool health icular, I enl
n shop n"..l ??!.'?t?'?1 a heavy winter i to! dark
paid a bit es
ling ?i- d an appre
t for ke< t would any cu mi i in
? Bred ju?t
right i ::,-? l ' Ie, not aei ? ?? ?
? . a a? ?.':? ? ah ad by the
?
gj ? - ,i \v???-.k?,
? ? ?. . ? .'
i of wife
. ?I.
in the ? oat I . ?? !? mllea
and 1 th ii
? trouser lie? give you a
. ? i '
- were mechanical tail? rene?
I "' you nre an open-minded white man, and nol n
tli to the aaany street, thel "dark blue"
fair th, optic nerve. It Prove.1 to be a .lye combination, of
I ? .. \\:\h ? lively dash of green, and the ?olid
f build B?'houph stronfaT and trueulaat ? wurr. mu??,
M.ie me look like a ripe, lUn-kiased Coneor.I fat:
: -ind.
? aucceeded In ."rllir.R- the
? - ? ' >' man. I I ame
. ?t
"the Tailor to reetif
?? why I hfivo written no f,
I I Im . ......
than ] - ealumny,
knocker
he added, "H a ?
.
it of an enter* nie
. . . ind 111 1
? er soon, si
.- ' ercoat, which will top that '?' I
? ? ? ? . ertiaei . e?i ed world. 1
S. 1 I'NGHAF
Mr. "S. T. Unghard," with thnt <??
?' the
r the Mitch? "framii.- ?
ime to Boat t trouble. It'i air?
? ',?.' Boat and ?? a most
;' Post i faked It I
? . as (-?-inpTatulatinf? "The P si its adveti sing
f fraud-- : ? traps worthy
r-f Mr. Hearst! Hn* Mitchell thi? Tailor, by n- any direct
? n post" besides being one of its valued ad
? '
the
; t find the line n,
a
? -
', DE
" in thi? ca-e:
I ack promp
? ??? F. P. A.
? I ;1 in
I
4. The V ?.oipht
' ? ' ' g Tower, on the sume b?
?
?lin?
way.
King ? Co.'g
? a week I fou i I I
kinking thai ? ?
?bout it until the 1
?
? ?
I be j
. it ?if
?
it the |
? ;an,
that every bit ting
King
"C0R.NE1 '
Both re of tho credit for this ?? .ward
ii. But did it never occur to the writ?
factory purchase and with se of
? ?. without giving the ?good,
? .mi fair? No honest or farsig! i ?
actory ware !? .. . | de
?
? -' '' .ilue
[ do not '
i horse froi I rate,
the
1 ??'A M.!? R0SEXZW1 IG
' g P? wd< r does restore thi | value
.? '. Dr. H.'.'".i . W. Wiley says
int :
? ' i for it (1 laim) 1
when thi ? ? I a minul
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?der.
phosphal. nly a
lienta,
: other minerals, lost in thi milling of th? fl ?
gh! basis for the very broad claim made in the
s' ' t artvi Je invites
?
?.? ? nnei
... '
?
. ? i
f your paj
' ?
? ? ' ?
' H
'
....
it the 1
| r of
.
; to accept anything
vork
? of
eon
?
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? , ama ?, i
h< r foi
ah I.
.... ting ? ?of arror er that th?
, ? ? ?vas confirm?*] instead of alienated.
SANATORIUM ASKS AID
i iimU Needed if leballd Barned BalM?
in? at l.iiltrltla.
Mother Patricia, af th? Bannteriam
Gabriela, leaned an appeal far funds
reeterda* following Ihs destruction af
the administration building hj Aro aa
I'lii'-'luv of in-! week Phs sanatorium,!
which i? ut Gabriela, V If., Is eonduet
ed bj the Slaters of Mercj foi sufferers
from tuberculosis Insurance on the
burned structure amounted to only
17,000, and the ?alus of tha property
? ?i that
amount
Plans tor i modern ' reproof building
beii g pr? ;'ni? 'l by Mother
Patricia, and its ruction will start
ut*A< lenl I und hat s been
raised
FOR SALE-CHEAP!
ONE DERELICT Aa Da
i
Bowery Unfed and rhirsty W ill
Olvc Vote nt' Hunks, 5,000
sironi*. to Patron.
Who ' al one good ?Vssembly dis?
guaranteed to producs
i ? opei I] fi d, clothed, beered and
iken cure uf? I
for am election, pBrt\ or candidate. No
1
.- these things fof the BOW
ni ai ? a done by tha
Big l Im" Sullit an, and ti s Boa
, foi ? nea i..' ?
....: in i ebruarj "Big i Im"
hand oui
und woollen socks, Each Thankagielng
? , . i ? mber of hot
did it In I
. and ii" one i ng to
band oui ? ? and socks, fcnd I hat's
not all then? i.. to tlie Bowery's st<
Id-tlmei rnt bail
?nd thingt ? mot - d ? s sj ? o ?ilk
I
There's Alderman Johnny White,
pone to ?
-.tot Jack FitS| l Bay
1 ?ngelo*, is! noa
all p".'..'. or .lead.
tain of th? left. New gens
ices of tin?
and K
?
i.u :,l :
..r.ler for
? v has
ill war?
?
Harr) Perrj
... | .
.
, ' ua*"
?
a:..| oi empty ?
?
I
FORMER VILLA CHIEF
ADMITTED TO U. S.
Medinavietia Found Innocent of
Charges Against Him.
;V \ l\ .1 .
. . |
I Villa at ? ? ?
I inimicra
thorities
II v.g.
!. ear mir wi estigats re
? " tie, ; wa
?
'?rne.l
? I
a Hearst i
?
-, - ago.
t<
?
'
mat?"'.
?
rriving I
...
?
?
: ?
I
law, Walter Tom
ii ? Petei K?
?
lart Kramer,
?
?
? ?
? . ?
f Gen? ral J. J i
? '
-
?. : ?
\
EfTi 1
to in
. ?
?in d reas ?
plans to put inl
? : I
191 1.
ntei
.
and after I
? : ?
'
.' .
:
I - . :. ? |
ei dis
..f .Mi \. ; ? ?
its of I
?
. '
;
l
OSBORNE PLEADS NOT
GUILTY OF PERJURY
Indided Warden Held for l rial
in $500 Bail.
"
IVhite Pli to I
I
? |
Pi
' ? ' ?
?
?
"ers but slight
? ' A
.
dent l under
oath at the tm., ?
n \V. Merc
i - mot
tttorm Weel
? ?
court p..
250,000 FEEBLE
MINDS IN STATE
Impossible to Investigate
All Mental Defectives?
Hebberd Testifies.
POLITICS BALKS
PRISON REFORM
Institutions Should Bf Under
Charities Board, \v. R. Stewart
I ?IK Whitman's Commission.
The mentally defective population af
its af N? a 1 ai i .'??"..I Rob?
ert \? Hebberd, secretar] ol tha State
Hour.I t.f L'haritii . which is under In?
. ition, declared yesterday before
? ommjssion? i rong at a
heal Ing ?it the Bai I elation t bat he
est ?mate of fe? ble minded
m tlii*. state al that number.
" ?>.is ?.'i rai ? h r.. .i.l take s census
of the feeble-minded pel ons in New
? ork," he said. "11 would tabs ten
them. Wn hat a
h oked into 20 000 low grad.
I 000 in
? . ?? ? I he ol In i
8,000 arc at large. 1 he) oughl to be re
. ' , treatm? ni. bul nil inalitutiona
foi the feeble minded are lull and bava
: ? "
Il plying 1.1 ? ? . r Strong's
?i r II? hi" i .1 aid other in
... ; .? contemplated, but plans
of dev?
. mak? application to the
?
I m B p. 1 tugan, ? no a.. ? ap|
, of a h ich Mr.
eatlgal
the feeble i fled at a previ
? aal na ? Commit
.? that Kin gned f om the com?
.. were
, : . , it and wen I by tha
. ,i.
? ? ? elai ed the aee?
of the State Board of l bat I es
that Dr. Dugan
i g n i s
i ? ? i ?.
Naa York, and that the I
trarv to the
ii I
-, s ) ears h?
? . from the com?
? n.
t?te ? ? ' nding *o much
.
money
. .. .
.'. ? ?
.
i isons
???. ir be ri reform? d
; ' nevei
? ? ?
in '.
?
?
? ? rt
?
. returned to it, he
PRISON WORK NOT SLAVERY
(ont hi? Suit against Penal Lahor
I ..-i m Supreme ''nun.
The Su ?
?
trad
?
?
for a i
p?o lent was
Plays and Players
of the Film World
'
recton I thei
; II? re for I
: cam
...
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I ,
? ? I Mir?
; ture, n
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tton.
.
... . ...
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..... ...
i the Itallai
"
Rita
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\ ? eel on, 11
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?
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? . ? : is
?
? d ?n
? : .
CltcbotP':
14th Street, near Fourth Avenue.
m\ - i k \ \ n - \ \ i a
? ? i I " '. I .1... Hi" |? :
STRAND ROOF GARDEN
SPECIAL CARNIVAL
? U V I MU- -II V I I.IX ill I I ?,
HOARD. ROYSMOKFRS FRI?
K?st Orange Icheel otii.i.ii? ?Will
Spoil . eaagetere' P-aev
? h ange, '? J . Jan 25 'I ha
Orange M<>:?r?l ?if -Education ??ill
Intel fere ? iii, the cigar? tt?
lad "?i the ?ray te and t ron school
,,..( eonsidet lha boj
any ol it he ilaei ? Hereaftei
aeheol feeultlea will make n<? atte
t.. t..|i iraohIng ? icept m school h?
un.i an ?'li'".I promis?
lh?' matter araa brought up whi
principal doubted a hot her I
au pend a !?"?? a hem ha eaui hi
Ing The board mad? it
hroui lit i.'t'.ir.? it f?.i
?, ? ? i-, tin' piinclpal
OHIO MILL PRF.SIDFaNT Sil
J It. Ilinrlon, of I li-velnnd, I <>
l ?ing in Petal <>r Bleed Meal Daatl
I let .In,ol, .Inn IS. .1 It Henrion
. t?. pre ?ni? >nt of tin- i.i-iii"! K
tin? Mill?, nt Leator, Ohio, ?h
and probeoly fatallj ?rounded ia
office In 'ha m II? :'' '.'i '" daj,
nul ! ;, ing an? on?.11 in b p
of Liu..?I on the floor by employe ?
t m ning after t he luncheon hour
Nu motive for tin- ...limitnik is kno?
The robberj theory Is -being inv?
I at ?'.i. II? rion was ti ken to a hospl
m Painest ille, t Ihlo, v. in re h?
???I .1? .
5TH AVE. ASSOCIATION
GETS 100 RECRUIT
Campaign t<> Increase Membc
ship tu i.oiiii Continues Io-da
Proprietor! of rli t ftl I
concerns abandoned theii m ?i", ?a
? rdaj foi ii ?? ? ! " -i in
endea
! \ A T
amab - ???:: were
'?' '!.? M tl..ni! :."i i ? Ill.'t f
luncheon at 1 >?? 1 num ?
.i hundred concerna hi
Robe
I, ? er ? "??k. president, pr? led
?.. rge A -McAneny ?? - I
..na; the
i a naault ?I I a? ? 11
Bejamin Altman A Co., th? Lai
? ompan). Hun imai s I
I i
... ...
A. Hecka? h? ?. I'.-- wit, rdlor .??? C?
Drcicei
, Henry Bendel, 1:
.... i of t
?
! wet
v llorner, Henry
l Bra i
:
?
.'?
W. II
Lent, / ' ' ndei
derwood, i
?
Renting I ? m r-.-tn :.
Town ' inti '? ? ? ;
. Edgar Print ? ?.' ?
? ?rapany
. .
. Avenue ' ?
: ? aigt for Inci
... ?
SON CHARGES BIGAMY;
FATHER IN HOSPITAL
W. I . VVinant, Ex-Navy l ieuten
;iiit. ?Accused After I ??"lit.
'
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?
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.
? nant, of 1479 1
Monday
father
'
C, on D,
He
>t the
l.. l:>
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ALIENS CAN ELU]
U.S. TEST FOR $
Undesirables Pass E
Island by Paying Seco
Class Rate, Is Claim.
CABIN EXAMINAT^
CALLED IMPOSSIB
Shippers and Officials Say He
and Surroundings Prcvc
Thorough Disease Search.
I
Hiver fronl mara?enta af Hobe
nn i .1.1 ? ? I ?. |oined tha t ransal
tie iteamahip eompanles yeaterday
? / i h< Im m ige it lea Departms
order i ompelling incoming alien
ond els be examined
??:;ii. I | i- .. In ?. ad ol ea tha ab
that bring I ? They pre ??
compla t a hearing on Ellis lui?
? eial committee appoia
by Seer? tary of Labor Wil
The presen) diff?rend between ?nit
? ? ?:,.?.. . and minimum i
ond els fa : ? only ?bunt $u. l
I rabl?
? . : ,- i inspect
bI Kill i Isla .
ela Ii exam nation
.ard.
Igh Hi r<v
Wint? :'.?.'? Cunard Lu e. i olnt
..m ? ? iftei tha wai Ellis I du
. .i probably t."*. be abls to acco
modati the ? lux ol
and
; th.? immlgi al .. -?' e - found in t
;..'.-tlun.
i are Anth?
? ? netti. Coi ? r General
ratioi v W, Parker, law ol
eer of the bureau: Frederic ? Ho?
' . ? ? ? ? ? f Imi gratioi I ? r.
k Sprague, Healtl ifllcei
and Johi H.I ?en m? re, A
? Lahor, who presided al tl
.
"Tl order,'' pa
"i-, ?o permit ..f
neom ???.?? In
migrai ? ? ind, and to pi
The examini
aa to be mud.? ;
? city <
? mlI, ba lly !:i:h
.
and xh
? are rushed f'.r time in th
? ? .. '
SPAIN PICKS WEYLER,
77, TO UPLIFT ARM1
Man Win? Caused Caban Wa
Meads General Staff.
i General Vi
?
?', which hat
drid.
1 overnor ol
t
?
id much to
fing abou
?.en eral
Weyler's handed
? ' il ?
! His
I . ?
'
He w..- M
' 901 and a 105. In
1909 tain Genera
ii
?
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: tu re
The
tO the
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- in his
| enth y? es to he ?i
-
JJ V Y r * I-1 :? Y :? !? : I* '- ??!? .? *:- ?? V1 H-111 H-M-K
RECTOR'S I
"AMERICA'S LEADING RESTAURANT"
*** ms
X I?> Dine Well Make In-night Your Kector Night. T
A la Carte in Main Dining Room. 4*
T ??
. Special Dinner in Ball Rcxom ?1?' Luxe .it $1.50 a Cover. T
Entertainment and Dancing on Both Moors. 4*>
t BROADWAY & 48TH ST. T
91 ?"H ?<' -f I ?? '?' ?- ? \ -'? I i i ??' t ??? 7 "? -? J \ i i i i R
BILTMORE
Mill.SI
I I Mlilll
FAS
run? \ ? MORMMi mi -it mi
llul |l Itlll MOKI i w . ?? ,i
? ?
\ll\ ? \ ??? ? I I
ill is ?I I? ? II. Ill M RAT H
'
R.E. Johnston
? \.,.i,.,n n .11 I.. Herr? a ?' M ?
Mr. Albert Spald ng
Mme. Julia Haussen
I i. u?i> ?".'" ? ! ??' ? he II?.\ 11 ?i. ? -.
..?- 11 .:? ?eoltan H.iil.
\...i.m ll.ill Moa. I." 1 m II it I:IS,
vivian GOSNELL
D0R0TH? BERLINER
; . v,::;,:.,,, song nelual
ROBERT MA1TLAND
m m 1 \ s n m 1 m? 1. in .,,,, .1,11 m
-11 s?, m , 11 vi *Cf ?I? eC n 1 W_t Ta
ADELAIDE F A,3*Lall ?LK.
1
PHILHARMONIC
H i? -:i -in\?.-i\i liimluetor. ^^
Li..'.. I 1 er- . lu I'M at ?il Nan \ ft
Beethoven 9 Symphony
BACH BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL^'
? in., sir Hall I It !.. t?. .it I?... ?nti. r
IRVING PL. THEATRE
BOOTH 4 TO-NIGHT r\l\J
THE FEAR MARKET
PLAYHOUSE l; ?; ,'? !15
MATINEE TODAY at 2:15
GP.ACE MAJOR
GECHGE 3AR8ARA
it M ?l m To |
THE UNCHASTENED WOMAN
LYRIC . ? -,
EJJ-ffitl 5t?Ki?T?j 1 J'ay_feftMl
MANHATTAN ? TO-NIGH I
In A IISISH
Cj m inner ai Lhutxhill^
iS___?i#?fi__i
'^?>^J
??equaled in
Popularity fQr Dinner
To dine at Churchill's is to derive m much irri-at??
pleasure than possible elsewhere I at it is Leid ?n
such favor tor Dinner as to be unequaled.
Aside from its distinctive atmosphere, Churchill'?
?ucs its popularity for Dinner t< the lupren
cellence ?>f its ctswne m ? la
Special Dinner ?t $1.i~> combined rith the ?.
perior merit of its captivating ( I Unique.
Equally popular for Supper. Dam rig on bk?
floor from nine o'clock.
?lull's Special Luncheof at 75c
?<l in Ballroom with Dai
enjoys high favor, a;
true of its Afternoon
Tea Dances ,//
non then a Restaurant ?A liroadw<i) Institution
BROADWAY AT 49?STREET
iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiinii m ' r
METROPOLITANS
To ?ItjM ? ? Ro?*nliav?ll?r.
? i I
Thjra. ? Borla Goriuno? ?? ?
a . - ii - - . - .
Frl. .? , nrOtatei.
? p.?.
H?rcl. ? I Bavai
Sat, Mat il . T'a.lat?. !'*.;? I
!..
Sat. a- - ' I ?...ngrto. ?
a ? ? i'? , . i ? ?/ I a!a..ii?/
s.?t Baa i. ? ? ?
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?v-i Cavall.rla RuaMcan?. /.-? a I. M a
I | * ',Q.?1 ?.
HAKI.M4S NAM) l M.I'
, CENTURY THEATRE
C?) ?Si is*. * i ??? ? Part
\I* DIAGHILEFF'S
ALLET RUSSE
aV-'vr^.
5?,"
LABT WEEK ' ? ' ???
TONIGHT
TU It DC ?liKl-.'??
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??AT MAT v
C AT Ci./17 ''"?? '?"a s I
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SYMPHONY
? .. f New Inrli
I? IMIliM II. t ?milii? tor.
a. te, "un. \ft.. lea
HOMER
Bee I a la a I \ a ?? Vnrk
\\ \l I I It I? IMIliN II. ? ..min. ?or.
I rt Ifl . Jan. ta, -un. \ft.. .Ian. 3<?
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MATINEE DAILY .' , . SI 00
HIP-HIP HOORAY
SOUSA?,:;
SUNDAY ?*? SOUSA
- ?, ? - v.... -i l :.iv. KARKW I | |
MAGGIE TEYTE RfM'*_ .
PAS ITA VAORIOLERA
..-..-? a 1 ?
GIULIANI) ROMANI hl-g'* ,
THEATRE FRANCAIS ,, %
PI ? Urs. I i ??
'?LE POUSS?N'1'
ANOR?E MERY
I a - ? ?
l -. ? I it?rer) Mal BLANfHKI
MOTOR BOAT SHOW
OMriuClrmM PALACE
OPENS SATURDAY 2 P. M.
I\S| \K\ ."in, lo intu? \KY 5.
I ..
ADMIH8I iN
THE CHARITY BALL
.-?--. ?, ? - . ? . . i
l -i - . ? lat, at
Vr.Moi-t-A?! 'i- i ;
I .- Ami
s -? i
? ?..!-?
P?1RT ? ? i ? i " ?
:"'rP81MCESSPAT
MUSICAL Bit w'.'h EltANOR f AlNTEP.
STANDARD
'Th. farml M agitai?
J..II? Arthur
Punch & Judy -- . ,1 ... %?*?? '
afjj5^>. TREASURE ISLAND
?a - . . . i
laOew's American Root j \
SAVI ?NI I.?HI A. s. its
net ? . ?
I
48TH ST.
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