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??gs*
Conducted by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
Thla department baa entered the arrond at.ge of ??r*?ic?i to
Tribune reader?. Primarily it was intended merely to ?eparata
?be ?heep of advert.ling from the go?ta- and h?ng a bell on tho
goat?. But bow It gi?e? beyond mere identili, ation. It emhracee
a human nature? atudy of both aheep a-?d go.ta. Yotl are invited
to aaaiet. For artery letter printed in thia department deatrib?
Ing experience?pleaa.nl or ?nploaasnt ? with advertiaer? of
tner? handiae, excepting only patent medicine., The? Tribune will
eend $2 00, payable In any fnerchandi.e of any Tribune adver?
tiser. For the mo.t important letter each month a special prisa
of $50 00, payable similarly, will be award, d Name printed or
wit h be Id???a you prefer, bul mutt be ?igned i>r we will not know
where to ?end the prise order. Addreaai I he Ad-Visor, Tbe
Tribune?, New York.
TVrher? a le*ter to your reader? that would Illustrate why the
thi gar I sses a not go amiai
- ? ?f-o I purrha.ed at th? ' I Frhu'.te
After sn-A - .? ? pipe for a time II .'.arted to
I the break.
ild" l wi'
, r of the
article. I I, ai d as importa
, ilty waa ei
the cracked
g of the atoek of several
riean agi
I . to procure for
? ? rrohnhly lost far more time
is they ga ned my per?
il.:. . ga "M? I (? TEEN."
loss on any t*-nnsartl?->n are rr-ckonnh.e mattr-rn. but the
***hi* of s convinced and ? ; utron if beyond computation on any
, : D
?? of your eolr-TTin, The Ad-Vlser and "-ri?hir.g to
advice on a con st, ! ?-rite these
to civ? Crystolis,' made
Is a treatment
? - | to ?top failing hair
. , costa
r? I l HI NCI
? Th? 1 i ehemica] experts doe** not
Indicate anything perform the wonders claimed
? I e-o?d *"?* ' thla ' - the housetop?," hut I
? II It thn - ? ? ta tha ee rtoaj of th?
my time I
to their
: know
thod she
yea ' kod si nd for an
In I ai ad. In your piper
'
eana '
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?Id he
any time I
. m I
they
? ? ? a moms
' t ry.
) I | SB Sll er?:? to
I h- i drivers
. ala
? men that other
me out on my ear, 1
hsve ? ? erlj irterest
and on tho road.
?
ret ? re many
are In ilfferent,
If ? ?' I do not go hack to
tr > ? -??where. I found all
I - g an to a>
?
;itzer HT :
?When a res kes to do anything, she?
turas'.] y dries It with I The Saxon ? ontpany Is to
on bavins
-i* are "daily -aatinOOB, 28
re h tho i
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it is
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M. B, J.
mid, havinf*
p the extra quartsi f a do'
away again. On no
other I ' '"r *-*?*' prevalent theatrical ens
. o? "daily."
erage Intel.if-ener, I ?m never very
? -? hop that
' ?T'pegred In
?d that an
: ?? ' ? *
? ? -, of that ad I 1 made rlear to th?
a- bran, h.
? I feel tha; I got re
appearance are cone
? Im
. /or, to put It
'-?1 that 1
'
?ee
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? m find a * for him at this
- of your column, both la! * and :: u lay, elnea
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a
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-iirii*
I had
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Po- He-rrick's frlei being a Tribune
r+vre- reformed. Of th?
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at)
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' and that
? Ved me to
,
and ?i? I had
be a
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.-?- of ad
pstronaara Is tha rness with fairm
ARTIST, 59, OOES TO PRISON
l.l?:ird MrIV???ell. Ar4T?u?eal of Inaull
Ing Miwlel. ?,et? Bll Month?.
I .hiard McDowell, rlt'ty-nine, an ar?
tist, was aentenrod to sit month? In ?he
workhouse yeMerdny for attempting to
? e hi? methods of measuring a
model upon Mn Nelli. Tl
Magistrate House, in 1 rkville ?'ourt,
refused to consider | ? mency
mudo by the srtlal i ",-r be
had hoard the teatlmoi of Pollee
Captain William Day, uho -aid the ar
*
fore.
Mrs. Thorns- ?aid ?hat ?ha and her
iad were try'"1?-' '" r** fOf their
at 117 jotTt'r- ob Avenue, I
1 lyn, and she had i red "*'? Dowell'e
for a I
.-? Twenty- |
treat, ? ' McDowell ,
: had locked the door and addreaaed her
?. ? ? i ..- .,? 'i r ah ich
ried to lake I ? r upon hi? k ?
"Mv !.u?hand Ii outside and he will
break tho . .
f," sin? said she told McDowell,
? ? .ipon he released ! ef and ui.
the door
I ?le, a ln-vyer, who
reprt
? , .. . ! th?t
!B be surp?
*
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GREENHUT'S CASE
ADJOURNED A WEEK
Tribune Agrees to Postponement
in Store's Suit Samuel Hop?
kins Adams's Comment.
The injunction application In tv *
salt of Greenhut Company, Inc., j
a*,??a?T'.*?t the Tr h ? ? \ ..'iori, which
??as on the ealendar of Mr J - I
halan 1n the Special Term of th.- ."-u
prenie Court yeaterdaj *
adlo-^rned l>y eonaenl ?f the nttor- '
Mesara. Roa?
? ? r. and Mo isrs. Sach?
an <**? Stevens, re]
The Tribun?.
week. The I injunctio
i forbade the pub. ?ration of the article '
: 1 iy Samuel ;
? ..ear in last ft
, ?.vas continua I
grew out . '
publication In The Tribune on Friday
1 of !a?t week of annoir
article by Mr. " a . :d b? pub
' iy*a Tribu* ? -
g the I
' this t.
11
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I a sum?
.
n:.d various em;
? t. ? s 1
i hod in The
.
i. ' at ?.'ii- promit
. . be ??
finrary
, ?
iday even i
morn:' . innounced the
beca
of it th.
would not be publish?
.
. :' Mr.
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?
: pub
?
Samuel Hopkim
or un y otr ?
? .
*ii false or frau
I
? ?
y be
nging to / M ?, Inc.,
! or containing ai'1
.-t o 1
the part of 'ha :
?
went on to pro-.
cause at S ?
nlng
an order should
g 1 tem po rary i i i :
i .
el Hopl
?.t yesterdi
?
order of the CO? BOma
rlffhts of ?
.*-ooncr
1-hve t - in of
?'? r which
standing, 1 do nol tl it th-i
delay i of any particular ben
? ? ?
HE'S "PICKED" OF $3,100
IN CROWD OF LAWYERS
Bear Wrestler I oses Big Roll In
Municipal Court Buildint,.
?
a
'
?
- nal number of lawye
along
theii
t the i
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m coin
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Of 1
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Cucfceav
14tb Street, near Fourth Avent
STRAND ROOF GARDEN.
?
is. . EVENTS?)
'
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MAYOR PREDICTS
EDUCATION GAIN
aSpirii of Cooperation Will
Bring Many Benefits,
iMitchel Declares.
SWS (AT AND D()(i
BICKERINGS'1 ENDED
Churchill Opposition to Board
of I stim.it?.1 ( Otltrol Regarded
as Stumbling Block.
Mayor Mitehel Ii hopeful of the new
.ont in the Board of Education
accomplishing much 111 the direction
of the control of It? ??' the city
government, ut l< ?!*.?, through
a better spirit of cooperation. That
bai beei I "..?nt in the May
or'a contention m rr.-Hr.l To Wal edu
il of Thom?
as V fot i re Ident of tha
board olearod the wav.
?r hn? ton .intently uvp-od,
mo?t recently in his tostimonv before
the Breen Leg! laUve Committee, that
the Hoard of Eatima! hare
of the flnam ? of the
Board off- ng the sal -
rs and employe?, a? In
Mr. ("hurehill
had ?? iroualy oppeeed such a
suggestion.
ition la no**? a state
"i-'.r's suggeation could
brought about withoul an
amendi I the eonstttntion. H"
a plea for ?uch legislation 'o th??
Brown Committee. Ihr summary ?!
? I -? ? ?.f *ho Hrnwn C-OBBB It I
' "t Include any reeommendatii ni
With tha
' a nn'-nbers of the Hoard of } !'j
Mh*7
?? ich can be
' ? ' ' -agil
v -.lia* he thought
he accormp'. -' <?.', - *h tha new
' in regard tti ?he policies he ha?
the M?>' r ?Kid:
Bra tr? legl?lativr ro?-irlotions
? ' ? 'a., . ?
1 now j
be done thai
re
Pebllc to ?'onlrol School?.
Tl s Mayor mad? it clear that the
eome undt-r
Of th? R
pecia
? ?' bad 11 voice in the
:
. member of
-f-ar?
. ?
?non?!
?
Inter? I Bia
.? s :
? 1 leaner was appointed by my
predeci eeause
, ..
ad by
; a? Commissioner of
Aceounta. Hot:, intlc
men, and have relu
m the I oard.
"I ?< far their
If *ou ha ? 1
? . '
Bvesl
"
of 1
n have n major
con
if men and
? ?
"Von mu
me un
?
- . - e In the n
?al nor or?
' r ? ? ?, but
the f-enorai public Interest.*1
I h?. Ma', or elei I ?' ?oma
. g
overthrow of Mr
?hn r Mr. ChUI
?o resign ?? tl 1 Maj
'preaa
Bnd tl
had 1 ? ? cause he had I
?
Mi-nmlerafan-ling 0?*er It?.aril.
aaked if It we? ' "ia
prei dent hud broken
after proml
Maj r*i ingges
?ion for s
"Whhi did harpon," ???
wad
er 1 ation
'
* Mi ? ?
did not fli thai ii? would -'..pport
S gavi.- I on *hat he
t 1 le a smallor board. At
'
? that a smallei
?
r.y hefor- the ft-owr,
? ? 1 M1 . hurchlll op.
? th i
r aaid he eo I enura
? of playing , ?
la so at
me, a s incld?
?
thai ?
regard 1
.
'Ve want to got som
nd not eoni
going
itioi
1 exa
1 for 1
dat?t, o... m ,...., said ha had ?
such pi? dga in writing.
'?I talked with my appoint'""' sDou
Mr. Willen and it vrss my aa*larstsn-l
Ing ?hat ?hey ?FOUld vote for him. Ml
?favor, "it ? did ?ata for aim,
didn't theyT** ,
Uta Mayor ama a?Ved wha? poiney
he i apected would be followed, gsa?
erallv, hy the board
?Well,*' he replied, "I ?aa I tx\
? ' .. .. |t|? ? Sf irtificlsl dnflel?? '
by tha new adaalalatrstloa, and
made with a rlaw of directing ?
againal the Be ird of E timata "
DENIES CAT FURS
SPREAD ANTHRAX
I
Health Commissioner Says lads
Do Not Support Theory
of Dr. Rogers.
Waarlng cheap fur? doc not spread
i the dlsfBie known hi aathras,
: Health Commlasloner Emersoi I ha
theory '.en', broadcaat bj ?in- report (
, Dr. Graham Rogers, of the . tat? Labor
i Deportment, Is untru
!n??ces?arv alarm, Dr. Emerson ?ay?.
Dr. Rogi ' ? report of fourteen
Sfltl rax In >'??-*/ Tort
i incorrect, according to Dr,
Emet :
of Indu -ti. ,l Hygiene of the Hi sll
: Departn tit, ??- - i ireful recoi ?!
'of all ea ?es, lin? foui 1 hat
, rut fui i len with unthiax
gern
"If cal fui ? roui M area
? ... it i ' ?i filiarle that the
rate from anthrai among those
employed si Barren Island in preparing
the large conaig t cat fur ia
? ? greater than the total num?
ber ol illeged to bai a
been disco
tie reprc entatives of the State Labor
Depai i Dr E mereon. "The
i fnrrv ?? cat ?kins
before they are ready to weai al
rat . B "r'n ?;..
: ? ras in?
fectioi
for ? mental pur
?? s matter i ( fact, ar-?oi .- i I
at
m i eat fui no c?sea have
ped.M
Here nre the Health Department's
re a< na of the nine
? sntl raa In thi? city last
yean Lawyer malt , .ty-one? can
1 dymaker I frmai?
I
ment welghei i latom Hou i
ri
two ai hoeraaker, fifty;
tion ? so ca? ?
?
Plays and Players
of the Film World
- ?ad dav?, the saddest of
1 th? year. In fait, for th? doorkeeper at
Theatre, for h? near!)
, mind yo-i r
is prince,
then
nre giooin-. SI
r ?S*h1 Bl d
- young
.
? Strand. *:?M doorkeeper,
, the 1 ties of shak
nial doctor ?vi.? out whereupon
mg aatd ear ia things in a
-.? tongue, only to be Inten
a-.1 along at
- . logical
'lejapn a convei
? . ? ? ?? ilted ' Prii
i Erik of Denmark passing the door?
keeper.
Pamoaa ' ...? for aext
?
Little Pepii
Lost Hlm
Harel Dawn, In "The
rcl
in "Audrey,"
Marci. _
- ' kott has b? se Rimad
? pictur?
"Th" Lord? of H:r*h Dee I
? ? -i Un?* ;
?.er??',.
I rederleh Warde, in "Huns Ma- -
filmed bv I hanhoiiser, will be ?h I
the public on February 18
1 Bl is about to release "The Fool's ?
made famous by
Booth and aith Maud Gilbert
*? d William il I ooker In the le
?
M-'ro announces "Th? *
-. ' ?rith Hamilton Revelle and
Herbara lennant. in the principal par".
The f.rat showing In thla eitf of the
? Im version of "The, Ne'er-Do
will be given to-morrow forenoon at
indler Theatre, P.ex Hearh, who
?rn-.- the novel, will act a? cha
to the trade, for w-".^ tha al ? wing ia
gives. _
Jame? ''ooley has ropla I
Cumminga In tha Ivan p*
"The Immortal Flame."
? Palrbanks's nest rtle ,nr
? il be that of an
? detective and
rnment from eoi
it, or some
thinir.
ten 8*
osing more
or lei n-and, I
g into
n of Marl
William B, Hart, playing ta ? rs?
!n "Hell's Hing: i?.
aaaay s i
r. - -
r^-.r s blessed, leed, for in thai
befogg trejjoera can
? Lady Win
dermere's Fan,"
? -
AMERICAS
?INGRESTAlRA?Yr
1 -?' of all -Orlar! ,t,|- f . .1
. ?CabeataMe heult ?
\n.| thrn ? Mu?lr --Ham lot ? Vnt?rialnment.
...
tnt to break the weai
a '
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BRO'-DWAY AT 48TH STREET
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Winter Overcoats
Reduced to $25, $19.50, $13
DLENTY of mid weather roming! The last day or two
* only goes tt) show whal Februar) and March can do
when they get going.
Generally, it is not until the mercurj goes up thai overcoats
Co down. Hut Imtc?
Right in tlir middle of Winter, with the mercury cubing
down into tin* bulb overcoat prices h?-i\?? tumbled.
It's ii great chancel
Rich, nlk-lined overcoats regularly solrl at
|45, $40, $35, ?$32.50 and 930 including
some of the finest imported Fabrics
$25
$35, $30, ?$28 and ?$25 overcoats considered ^
big vnlue ?it their orifrm.il prices. Most of jsl fj Si)
them silk lined. Also our heavy greatcoats jLy*
and ulsterettes mighty snug these chi\s
$25, -$22.150, ?$20 f-nr, ?IS overcoats an*-.
?Tlsterettes even* one worth mor^ than
their regular price
$15
Verb. Sap. Next Winter ovr,vo?its like
Wxcso will 1m- very scarce, ?ind very, ?very iii^li
Wallach Bros.
BroadwaT. corner 2**lri 7hlr?i \r, corner 1'J'J.l Open
RroHdway, below Ctambera IM MS u--? litrth
B
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Im
3
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f%A as,
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THE bOOMERANG
rvTB1 MATIN? t HI <T TLi-?aO?Y A. Y'?i?t. Lai . - .* _ _.'- **!
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THE COHAN REVUE:.
?ROSE' STAHI V?rvd H^DSON
-.?-, r-r-a?-? ?MOONLIOHr MARY'' ,_,. J.
M XT TUESDAY *. : - n> '?"KUf.Vi*.
The Cinderella Mai
THE MELODY OF YOUTH
c ? ? ? ? BraatjM ryaas
rt TIMTF ortet ? b ?f ?-?. ? (? ?
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GLOBE .: ;? ' ! ; /" ? .
GABY D E S L Y S ,a Vtsr?nf?*
ii?.| i > l i: \ n-K\ , I iimiIii. tor.
T.-m xa T"Lir? I E?" 8 15 A Halt FH A?.. I-M
JULIA CULP
"PATHETIQUE"
? aiisf.i.if: BAI r. r ???? it Ban Baa
booth ,.? j, a ? ?',.-?? I ' I
THE FEAR MARKET
48TH .ST. - ? ? .
JUST A WOMAN
ALONE AT LAST
M?XINE ELLIOTTS .'. ??
ROBERT ?MILLIARD V
? ??" n .i i
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