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P R E P A R E 1) N K S S
With a
?cmett
Portaba
Adding -Lidmg
_and
Computing Machino
the accuracy ol e\e:\ flfUN
IrUMtCtioa in aiiv line of bii?i;.r'?
i?. guaranteed and the ???mg ol
lima and Uboi i* enormoua.
Leading inanuta? Uiiri? in Neu
York and eJeewhere uaf Barret?
machine?, excluiivel) .
I lie\ are the recognized ?tandaid
on tii?** markcl.
n modei? weighing tiom 10 to
22 Iba.
Bnrrett Portrble Adding Ma?
chin?e arc priced from
$75 up
Relie\r that mental Miain in votll
of lice lodav. Phone at once (oil
land 2445.
JOHN J. HARRIS. Sales Mgr
BARRETT MACHINE SALES CO.
156 Broadway
AGAIN DELAY CASE
OF MRS. S?NGER
??Not Fair lo keep Mc
Waiting,*' Declares Birth
Control Advocate.
? -
irc'l *-"?
. .- R' d
"
nj
stai
-
"
?net
day, if 1
MURRAY HILL COFFEE
at 36c a pound
to
?
I
BETTER THAN CANNED COFFEE
at aa j price
Five Pounds Put Up to
Ordrr, $1.80 Delivered.
U.IC1 t * "1 I M ?. ln.i <.M I
IMP4IR I i 1.
4 ?
L
' ?- -.a
urging
. . ? ??
i '
rions
rriou ibjecl with
lid Mrs. Stokea,
\ ? . .!, rt.e
'
tter written by Dr. il ???
? ..-a Healll
? ? ??. ? *
i
'
pinion tha?
t h e g
.
? r ?
in the
?
on of
? ?
rag? [-resent time n
?o our
?
r?sout " .
Goldman, Waiting Trial.
to Defy Police in Talk
\ ting
: nan, ?vil be held in i
jr:e Hall \? ? -. I rtnlght.
an
??<." declared
man, "bul 11 ?rill
speaking to I pie in
the largest hall in Ne** fork, ai
for apt * ? i in a
.?mall npstairi hail."
Go] v out on ba '
loa ;n(7 h* r . ght for
i-ontrol lectore. Sha
Hall I narj hearing on
see, on Febni -
tito? ?r of
? ' '
rth,
? n law
ild ba
MUNITIONS MOB
ATTACKS POLICE
200 Brooklyn Strikers Arc
Routed with Revolvers
After Fierce Baltic.
ONE MAN ?SHOT;
SERGEANT FELLED
Patrol Wagon, Harrying with
Reserves lo Aid. Wrecked
atul I litre Men Injured.
Wil ? ? , stones, bricks an,
lying at them, Police i i,
?' ?? ? Ranked 1
two ; lainel? I
i< ?.
? ? .! ,'r-.i munition
Iril.? outh Brot i terdaj.
? ervei unan
ally rr?uI-*?l the moh at.
the poinl of Ihei r n "1 en
\ bio? ? ?'?..;.. h: ' if*v third
and l ? ? \ . detectives
? .. ?- ! . ging
? i ompany, b l
no uni The factory, which la one '
-? ? era pany, emploj ?
On Friday two hun?
dred ? i
? hydraulic pro:-?' room,
. .1 out,
-' ? .1
. seven hundred
th? and Polei
? ? ? ? outh Brooklyn ai d Mat.pi 11 I
"There u rikrrs" :
ter da) i i
? ? r. bark room of a h
.ind First Ave
, ? ? . I ? - !
with Sei g?ant
John McGarry, Patrolman H?ii?h Ruana
and ? m? n, Ci immona
ee what wa - t,r, i
Tii, leaving the
? ?and fiirininj; in psraili' forma?
,' he captain was
? ? ? .ngleaden.
...... , ? ? which
, - ?? ? ea ai
Koul ki,
,
and " -Ol - vrere
nen joined the rio'.rrs
heav)
it ?1 cap! . ordered hi* thru men
and fire high.
\ i I over their heads failed
? re, and the aptam
ralled "Fire low." Jual then i bi ek
? ., Ruane He fired
?i, of 149
ni.ri Sl ? with h wound in nil
?hey ?aw one man shot th?
? ? adlong up the avenus
?
Meanwhile the reserves, five in num
irrj ng to the aid o? I ap
? ? ? Oi rhird Avenue their
; M ro] '??.?-on up-et.
A- ?? the N'orar-k.- an
g and it pi? -
? reserve? and took three et
"?? . \ an < ott,
is Lavin ,,-.d Henry Seward, t?.
. the hoaj ital
An Exceptional Sale
of
Hampton Furniture
jINELY proportioned as some hiaStoric
gothic Minster, the new home to
which the Hampton Shops will shortly
move in Fiftieth Street, opposite St.
Patrick's Cathedral, forms already one of
Fifth Avenue's distinctive landmarks.
Not only will its eleven spacious galleries
offer space for an adequate gathering of
Hampton Furniture, but they will permit the
earning out of some original ideas of furniture
arrangement and display.
This necessitates the sale at impressively re?
duced prices of a number of single pieces and
complete suites now holding honored places
in the present galleries.
So thoroughly representative of Hampton
Furniture are these that their sale at such prices
is an event quite out of the ordinary.
IAMPTON
nUApn
T / ? VT*"""? n'' "TZ """"" *?** -"? ^T^^TST
U Ai /"i-t ' ? ?V - .-.-??- A 4^.?.-? W- A -'??wiw A
i TSV/ YC3?C
Will.
OK IT.T AM) THE (i I IM. HE
( l'SI-.l) ol IMISOMM..
IS AC
HEADS BOWED TO WIND,
TWO KILLED BY TRAIN
Caps Out Tars. Linemen Walk
Into Spi'odinc Electric Cars.
? I pulieil ri?
( . H-..1 )'?'.-!.1- I '
of ?
graph <
of the I
\ ? ? W
n speeding
?
Harry D? ig i
? ?"???.-?
? f '.?'! Dougla tree?
? the iineinon killed.
POLICE FIND POISON
IN ORPET'S HOME
? ...at lotted f., m |, i-- i
?
? ?
. . an?" '.- aakad HU
I ;?ash of ur. :
able I
"Yo rl? Haaaing
"
"Yea," ho said, breathleaaly.
"Ho ?.,,.] a two?
' ounc
Priaoner Shows I vilement.
"I
? ?
Lan.!, rt i exl morn
Id you the'
ned V"
?
... cynical
:
H
?
be m
? -ill I
bottle you ever
? r?"
"1.
"Can't ('iin.irt Mr," Orpef Crie?.
! aara'.n around Than- ,;
". ou eai t me of murder on '
????'?
i purchase
"I wo
? ->har
?
:
?
"1 .!.
: I? red .? gard? it to
I ? ?
?
?
WIRELESS VALENTINE
ASKS HIM, WILL YOU?'
"( oming 'lack N?.-\t Heal." An?
swer to Olrl*S Prop.?sal.
?
? a ,rl?ed.
,"hil
? I
i
to I
?
It
...
? .
? .RD."
? ? ?
New Hope for Anthrax Victim.
? ? ,
.
n if
\
<
, ntimetres
I
NINE DEAD TOLL
OF RECORD COLD
City Helpless Victim in
(irip of Arctic Winter
One Above Zero.
"WARMER TO-DAY,"
SAYS WEATHER MAN
"I." 1 r;iitis Collide. Oro May
Die, Old Min Dies in Sub\A;i\ :
U hole Nation Shi\ - rs.
a ? ? oat <
? ?
? ?i th"
rold" ' win?
a Hi
' -
to work, he I
.'
? ?
.... of
? .
I Wrath.
r ?" .In'.
sera?
? i
?
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?
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? ? .
; i
:
'
l" | a
ay ti
Ml?? a
?
He wa - ?
lied.
i
?
It?
...
i
Saw
'i grain <
?
* rth 1 -
i deck?
:
? ' ?ugust An?
? ? ?.
?
. hat silk
stockings. M.?.'... . - , of SO ? lin?
t.in A ' ? . a U
. 71 when he
t alight. H
him.
The . ated I - : by ..
? ? . ? i : ??
?
. hartes ?,;
? B i H
?
. ?red.
WOMEN CLAMBER
OUT CAR WINDOWS
Thousands in Panic on Brooklyn
"1." Lose Hats and Purse?,
in Scramble.
?
dropped thn
to Broadway Bi
?tory laat
! t in a
timn stalled at the Ms
.shop girli returning home in tue
hour crowd becai e ten
rh<
tiiOUfc" ?
fore ?
g?ra had maahi d ???
: cn mbled o';t oi tion pla?
form. ? '- h -.- r -. in danger of l \
trampled :n the .
?
?
i ?-.. rred al
' a
-
-
to ihi
? .
m- ca a
he lir:il?.-. ? ?
hroki. Wh?
. ? . it
.
?' ?
top.
\ sred bar the
cra.ih of glass i
it
In mu-' ?
? ?
? :
\
? i
burning il
.
.
Passenge] ran, '
'
?
'
heat g
. ?
OUCKLES JAR*P0LICr; PHONE
Sacculen? Piga Make Headquarters Up.
erat.ir?, tnr?j;?'t "Spring I
?
? '
-
I Street
? '
'?
. ?In! a
'
i Gem
' BalliM tal ? -?? ?
^aks^Ciom?inny
Broadway -t 34th Street
Final Clearance of
Men's Fur-Lined Coats
AT ALMOST HALF
THEIR FORMER PRICES
8 Fur-Lined Coats.formerly $159.50 qq a-a-?.
10 Fur-Lined Coats.formerly $12 . 00 ?y*-**U
20 Fur-Lined Coata.formerly $60.00 39.50
mother Jones
AIDS STRIKERS
Stands Picket with Gar?
ment Workers and Ad?
dresses 2 /Meetings.
com
iVnne Morgan and I
hav
. g t . won
? : . ?
night, i
irks Her ; ds were cal?
-
rig ? eyea that
? pair ,<:" old
.
and ? She was Mother
f Weal
? :
? S ? ???
??[ "I
. ' I
\ ? 1 '. ??
th tnem in the
?
M i) r
? *r>o worn . .
? | ?
"There - an
the atril
I
ii
lot for a n en; the
?' I i tt 1?
; v .
::* the working ?-lasse? would be beae?
(ited noi rote.
"The 'lay of the uneducated laborer is
?-????
uneducate i. for thel i
I avarice ai
. a ....
\ :
tie < T i be
? iker?'
I the
I
>? ? ? e Hotel HcAlpia which
more than 250 manufacturers attended.
a!ax Pine, general orgam^.pr of -he
<M KINO OP^TABiiW?TDg;
? d ? r ?terdsr
?rill vote at 17*>
th? advisability
king.
Mn.- rate Murj i the Jefferaon
young
? . i eg ? -.r .i
order : upon the
xx nr
I ?aid.
... .1 -V, ,k J?8?-.
CALLED BACK TO COLORS.
VICOMTE WEDS QUICKLY
General (irifrin'*? Daughter lie
come?, Bride of F rertch Aviator.
Th?? 'ho located
: * been
is, . lcomte
? da Kervern.
.- ?' vero
nur:
: irr r
? ? |
riag intil March.
?.?as calle.1
to his colon " Frei e, and it il nece?
. . .
? inn? i by
edrat,
, ? \ i r -
\ G ? aaa ?n
? ipel.
TIk re years old
an.i ia wx aviator : reach army.
red m this
.... recently
. . ? If, .:( eh
ter of Goa?
L'. S. A. ? -> iiony
?
Milll *n,l
, j. SB * man,
I, was
' I
the 1 '
franklin Simon & Co
filth Avenue
lien's Cloihw? Shop
8 West 38th St.?Store floor
ToDay
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Men's Hand Tailored J^uits
33 to 46 Chest
1 ^ Oil. Heretofore
1 O .VfU ?27.50 am/ ?24.50
Two, three m four button models of the new?**.?,* Invisible
t )verplaids, Overplatds combined with Stripes, Pencil or Com
lunation Stripes, Checked Velour, Oxford Vfcuna, English
?Tweed or Blue Serge. Approved cuatom taiilor modeln.
Men's Silk Lined Suits
33 to 46 Chest
21 00 Heretofore
I.VMJ $30.00
Two. three or lour button model?, ot Irnportftl or I )o
meatic t<ilin<i; reproduction! in style and workmanship
of the* licit cuatom tailors' produ? ta. Newest fabii? *, in?
t luding Inviaible Overplaida ??n?l Stripes, also Blur Serge.
I-nil silk lined, including l'est 1 ?<t? k.
Men's Custom Tailored Suits
33 to 46 Chest
70 00 Heretofore
^U,UU $27.50 to $35.00
I Lind tailored Read) to *veai Suite, tailored
throughout according to the highest stand
ird; m .?II this season's newest Fabrics and
latest approved custom t??ilor models.
?Men's Silk Lined Overcoats
\?'\v Winter Models?J3 to 46 Cheat
Fitted, Semi-Fitted, Chesterfield or Slip.On Models
20.00 H""ofore
$27.50and$30.00
Hand-tailored "ilk lined Overcoats <>f Oxford or Black
Vicuna; velvet i ollar Also l t-ver? oats tor gerteral wr.ir
i mad-* of warmth without weight Imported ??nil Domestic
fabiics) in plain Oxford, (weed, I leather mixture ?tnd
Homespun, in newest Invisible Overplaids in ? laige
?ring i, i >ke and - .. lined

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