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Ion do;
Rara
Avis
Just as in ancient Greece
the blonde was the highest
type of beauty,?
So whatever is Rare with
a ?people is sure to become
their ideal.
The Cross article owes
much to its singularity.
Desk Pa d--Calf?kin leather, in
color?, fitted with i ombination
pen and pencil, ei.gagement pad,
indicating ??erk-day?, aid writing
blotter pad Sue: 15". x 9 *<, I
inche* $3.25
For Women- V\a?hable tapeikin
glove?, in tsn or Old Ivory ?hade,
?il-hutton length, adjustable ?trap
at wrist.$2.75
Same ?tvle a? above in white doe
skin. . . $2.00 aad $2.75
Eiigli?hcape?kin glove? for men and
women, fron? $1.50 ?o $2.50
French kid glove? for women, from
$1.50i.. $2.50
Toilet tase ?at left) lor women.
Moro? to leather, in colois, moreen
lining, white ivory-celluloid tit
tings, hair hrush, tomb, button
hook, nail I,le to,?th nowder hold?
er, soap box. ?alve jar, and tooth
?nd nail bru?h tontainer, handle at
top. 7 V* ?91; a 1 ?. inthe? fold?
ed flat, complete $8.50
Toilet Case?(at right i lor men.
Tan pigskin ra?e, folding de?ign.
fitted with: nail scissor?, lile. > omb,
? cap bos, liquid bottle, military
hru?h, tooth brush and guard: 7 x
5'.a 2 ?a. indie? closed. $9.00
Suit Ca?e i at Ml | Of l,|nfk ?.p.
smelted du?k cloth, flowered cre?
tonne lining, pocket in cove?, tie
tape? to inuif clothing, Sturdy
b???wood ho? Irariir, li,?iid-?ewn
leather binding, lot k and key f,,?ten
ing. Sise?; \H, 10Ol 22in? h $6.00
24 or 26 inch $g 50
Painting initials, e?!? a fu,m 50c
Down Pillow ? at light l Soft
leather .over with pillow ?r??ii i?
? ide, handle at top: Hi 1 . x 13 i?
-"**?'?. $6.25
Msil Orders Will
Retri?e Prompt Attention
NtX?i^^AA.
World's Greatest Leather Store?
New York
404 fifth Ave
Roston
1 45 ?iemorit Si
London
253 Broadway ?9 Regent St.
Dealers I lirougliout the World
ORPHANS AND PIGS
ATE FROM I PAN
Children forced to ?sit on
Backless Benches and Use
fingers for ?Spoons.
-
CONDITIONS REVEALED
AT CHARITIES INQUIRY
Kingsbury Threatens i?> Hold Up
Payments at Institution ? Car?
inn tot 3.000 Waifs
?? aajrlum horror? that ?
are ?un .? t? into
? ? ;? . - ? ? ?!. century. Surprise flittr.l
acros? tha fa?eea o? ?he man and woaicn.
aaost al tham < ?per.enfed aw ial ?
attciidanre ?
.?ion vfftfrrlHv a? Commlaaionei
it? ?old of eonditioni In mod?..-*-.
'.ov York. Mayor Mitchel catnt? ?
?.?^??tHTicp la?.* In the afternoon
ti thai he. too, vat? ???on??
ncidenta at? children
?". flip i<anio boa
t in.'tituticn and oM
ia ? ; way in at sn
othei.
Pi'.ver, t.:. ? and ????? ?o thr v.
. ' John ".i Bi
r the l IL.hi.l o? i
Mr. King
? ?e-I to ?top pa)
' - ' ' ? ? . a | PrOl
? ia ?? ? porary
? . ? ? .
. ?.
ega with h flu? ry of . x
? i. ,-??..!\ nferred
? ? ?'? Infirmary, ?it Amity
villa, Long Island. Hi* aaid thai this In?
on, aftei receiving pay from old
pcopl? tare ??! th.-ni. turned
C< ntrollei ai
publli
Doharl -? ?? ond D< ;
? ??; obj? .-*?*.i. The i
: ro? i the letW r -? ???
Mr. Pol ? lo the Re?
5 i] ? ?
?pril 17, 1914.
i ollected tron, ? Ity, roa
, . ? ?. ,-? rntion?
u< - ?;?
? I i . pa ?I 11(10 ami
. lUtrancs pol
. who Ravp 1200 i
. ? ? ay i
I th<
??
Keller, a ho paid $&0, but
g 1
?? ork . it the
n ( r Kingsbury told ?
t?te board ??
with I ? tiea. After he had pre
ges against
Rand
. ' r
dren, I
met Di
Devin the "??"? ???
, ?. ar.tl toi
. iiry a ould
?
charg.
Threat t? .stop ra?mrnis.
['pon Commiaaioner K -r I
-
???*-? gatora had critieiai
t for human hi
era demanded!
?\\
?
? ? w . ? t t he <
go ? . ??. i
I t i ? ' hold
?ip a ta to institu?
comp g ". "iir deman
Mr. Hohen ? ecord
?
ring for 3,000 ? ildren,
?
? ?. i ? ? ? i ? t would
?ho armorif*? to
r. King
' out his to ton paymei I
? i ; out
.. ral ? wanted do:..- to Mr.
Kii gabur], and that the Coi
? ha !. nil through the nv<
? ?
Mayor recalled, ai ong othei
.
who wai? kep? o
fut n..- sftei irard.
? man] att?
I
' . ? ??aid tha
? l.ii.i and Aft ma; Pre
! tha state hoard, bad *? ed political
? i fui- to stop the in?
' ! I .
ia-* summi
"I am ab?.olutr ? r sfled -t^ith the
doac by Mr. Kingsbury and Mi
i Pi.In-? . they have
| dorn*. This inve *
b< h ?i?.o.I thing foi of the
i. ? ... ? ?
? ?. ???...
lowed Dp Its investiga? properly.
? re ha
?per super? i> ion."
i ? ,. ' ;- , \?
Mitchel reposed In him, Commi?
i. . -om with an incl
? : ?
a aeroas. He
na .
"I will never forre) ? :
.'7 * h In ma ;u
. picture t ' .
?? cropped. ? h
?
? . pre?
m a big bowl
ate."
? ? - -
SAFFORD APPEAL
PUZZLE UNSOLVED
Master l;nable to Learn Who
Interlined Papers.
"A h
'
rations < ame ta he in
'
Rae
Judge
the Fed?
"I a
?. tha -i .1
fter it had b<
nee of the clerk of tl eourl
l ? | they
ported MacParlane :???? he added:
"I call attention, er, to thi
4.11171. ?
?pp. and the Disti ? I
idmita that be I
?
ere not th? II ?al -11
i tha ?? ? d from
. .
t ? ,.i. ? .
and
-
spte a certain n
ntei neal
a.
| 1 ? itcu Mate? Alton.- I
THFa ONLY SAFE KIND
The C.uarantccd Mort-Ja-Je la
?ho highest development of mort?
gage Investment. It Is the only
safe hind for the inexperienced.
The C.u.iraiitced Kirs? Mortfla?*-,?
Cert ilk ate rcpresenls ?he latest
improvement in this security.
It U available for all investors,
even for thoac who wish to place
so small an amount as $200 where
It will be absolutely safe and will
yield 4' -.'-.,, exempt from personal
taxation In ?his State.
fia investor has ever lost a dollar
PojlD-^RJ?A?E (?U/WNT*-*- <$
Capital a Surplus, $10.0(H).(MM)
176 B'way,N. Y. 175 Remscn St.,B'Uy-?
.?,?.> Fulton St. Jamaica. I
POLICE CLUBBER
SENT TO PRISON
Patrolman Moran Gets
Term for Assaulting
Tribune Reporter.
.
? ??'? i ? i
day ???
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? 4 ? '
I
; of O
?
Row i .'
I Ba
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x Ion:," - ? ,.f ,Io
seph II. Choi
Hi r1 ? ? i
?
York Times"
new the defoi
? ?
? ?
form? - -
"I ha
I
"A*
Polio? 1
er Woods i
. .
? ? your
mi provoked and
...
for thr?
?
:
?t.ck i resisting ]
-
I i that
HANGSlilMSELF; LEAVES
WORD FOR NICE GIRLS
William Willoct*. Writes Notes
Before Ending Life in Factory.
: odj of V> ' ,. . rx nud
?lian u
? llerkimer
Street, Brooktyi He left
ted that
What
h e wi
1 go ?
tta? ? .
? ?
\\ i i busini
'
telephoni op? ratoi [ the Gra
"
m Miss O*-- ade Bai
lamlaoi and Mis A m .-lia !
who, W.lloek < xplaii
t nice to me in n perfect]'
v. ay." The
of Mr. and Mr?. Henry Brans, ??:' 1016
Beverly Roa I, Pli tl
? srtnn
'? ? ie, Brooklyn He wa
?
Break? Hydroaeroplane Record.
Di,
.
i rdir.g 1
?Vnh'.ir S. ' ,
\
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BRUEREOUTIYIAYl
AS CHAMBERLAIN
Accepts an Administrative
Oftice in American Metal
Company, Limited.
REGARDED BY MAYOR
AS ABLEST ADVISER
Employing Concern Has Vast
British, Frenen and Oernian
Mining Interests.
Hei : ?. Hruere. City < 'hamb<
araeteriaed h>- Mayor Mitchel ss the
? ?' ?hie man in the city administra
? i . annoaneed yesterday hi? deeiaion
Ign from public aarviei aa May
On er ai,out that dat..? Mr. Braera,
??ho before hii appointment u? Cham?
berlain, or. January 1. 1914, became ef
- xx.es director of the Bureau of
' ini?inal r???earr!:, ?rill enter tho em?
of the American Metal Company,
I'd, a* an executive officer. Hia sal
? || i -re,i the 112,000 ? year that
11 e r 111 paya l in
i he announcement of Mr. Bruere'i
resignation eauaed little surprise to
illotrera <>f affaira In the eity ad
?lation. Tha Chamberlain had ra?
lly Mated that his office should he
hia department margad
th? Controller*! all i : '
teen month.? of Mayor
nistration Chi barlaln
... an expert in matten a. eity
rnment, sraa hia fire? adviaer, Re
. however, others have l"-' i con?
iltcd more freely by Mayor M
That then -*h? any frietion was denied
i ? both.
"Mr. Bruen is ?rouir* te take s vary
'the Majer He
dared. "It :i? anoth? ? iahen a
secri?
.
hen ti i eompen
: ? .. . ?? -
nail) . af course, I uni very
? , ty admiii.'Ma
ld I
' ?
Bruei ? ' "is" i" the citj
in making th? anna . i ant o?
? from public lifa
Mr. Bruen sa d :
: tO ?in II] f, ;
? fol
,.? ted te be
? .
. ; ? ? tpa 1
hut.
? ? probabilil I at
i? I .: ? to accept ?
never maki ,
? -
?
hr?? to be
ree time a .II b?
at the tha
an Ltd.,
Mr. Bi aril
? ?
?- ?
v i ? ? i rep
is ??' ted .mericai Fr< Bril
t f o i
1 l Ltd., of Lon
?
?
el, of Fai irth in
Hei - hecn Iden I
? ?
? men? sin? ? ' ? I ! -, , .,
.
had
rnal II
: ? ? ?
.
-
th Mr,
- si fort wa
the Boro ig ? '
hatte
(.O-,
?' , - * IR-Ht
Qlted
in the removal Iron office of liarough
I \ AJtearn. '
EMERSON WILL FORCE
FIGHT ON LIQUOR
Revenue l?i < ?ty frnin Saloon
laves \u Deterrent.
? ?
? ork'a moa?
?? rature
had itirred an ?>n the
; -*roui
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r
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VICTROLA XI s100
WITH RECORDS OF
YOUR SELECTION
AMOUNTING TO
$10
isa
1
Total Value $110, on payment
of a .small deposit.
Balance in convenient monthly payments.
KNA
YVarerooms. 5th Av. at 39th St.
Complete Stock of Victor Records from 60c Up
Victrolas from $15 to 5500
terferlng with th? Ibsssm of the el
I th rived froaa llcen ?ad i alooaa ai
I mora tiian II feeli raeaoneible fof I
intet fei ? nt* with ? ha t>u ilnaa ? al i
I dertakera, whu-ii la slao lieen i l." ??,
I. i.tiiini- iloner Kmeraoa.
"??agitation agalnal mtoviratitig
qUOIS i? a Irgiiimate activity sf th
Hapartmcnt. rae ??-xt of thr pamphle
1 m the peapoeed era ada r? eonaan
I tlvel} and adontMeully aound. Pra
availabl? Uaa of alcohol dlaalniah?
human raaietanea t<> aiaeaao, to fatiga
both niantal ?fid physical,sad laertaa?
. ndsati ?il aecldonte, it al?o sontrll
? tjtai t" poverty, ?vhieh in all Ola-**??? hi
proved a condttchrs factor In epniomi.
of dread diaoassa, notably t ?,t? ?r-* ? ?
losls."
MRS SHONTS SUED ON NOT
\?. Ululer Seek? to Iteioier ?".".,000 fr.n
?? ife ni Inlerbnirougl, Head.
ii? i.i.n I?. siinntt. arife of The*?
i ?lore I*. Shoal . pr?*aldant of the latai
borongfc, waa anod m ?ho Bnprem
Court festarday l>y William Bat
.4 .??.',,iKio m !.. dataid July IB, 1912, am
rabia in three avsntt?a. Tbs not? ??a
? in tin? Barytas and Chemical Sal.
Company. I' Anally ranchad Robei
' Hit* . who niHde it part of collateral fo
th. payment "f two other note.?.
N. Y. SCHOOLS FAIL,
SAY LEGISLATORS
Investigation of the Education
Hoard Demanded Resolutions
(all (iraduates Untutored.
,. a a*r i . ., mat of ?; ? ? i ? . ?
;.,>. l.b. it. In resolutions in
ti duced tu-night hy Senator .laiir?; A
Hamilton and Aaaemblyman M. Maid
win Pertlg, af New York, inve tigation
of the administration of the ! ? Jfi
City Hua.'.I o( Education i? coll.-1 for.
Theac ??i/e shortcoming*
and failures agalnal thr hoaid. and
?rat.- that graduates of ti i
? ty ??.l m?- "wofully unprepared
the ?.. aloman!
lion"; I ' loaandi ot pup
part .???? inatroetion baenuM of lar*
\ o?' ace liona, and that th?
achoola' fa si Inadequal
v i mblj man Henry E. II. Bren
el sin ,; of th Aaaembly Privileges
' hi.'I Electiona Committee, which wni
I attacked bj Aaeemblyman il?.
. bateau -e m" alleged extra .?
? ????odufed a hill to nigl
..'. in ti;?- future the Pi
il get and Electlona .'?mi! ilttoa i ???
in Albany. Tiie A?-?"
? ?? ?? this year ha conaideii
and to nigh I reportad that
I itn i i?. ii Demo, i at, ??.?.
?d to the aeat of the 19th Uanhal
tan D onteated bj
Jam?*? Walk, a Progressive and Repub
I i can.
ASK P. S. BOARD
TO HOLD UP LEASE
Real Estate Men In Protest
Urtfc That New Quarters
Be Wonted from City.
COMMISSION MAY
MOVE TO EQUITABLE
Proposed Offices in Wall Street
Section Will Cost $110.000
a Year.
. .-? , i to Chali ma . Uai
?? Rea E t?te BohpI
?,"??? ? tha Publie Service
? 'o m m I ? ? ng into any !eu.?.e for,
? i until e< rtain i .-??-''?! ,oti?i
mad. , en < anfull)
i eommi lion ha ?
decided to sign a '???? year leaaej
[uan feet of i pace in the
?uital Building and 18,000 aquan
1 ? Investing Building, y
. i, ital , 1110,1.
: . ask?
?
. ?
. ?' the hyaf>i to ?
. onfei ? nee TI i npnaenta
ient to con- '
ay. ; ? id. the board i? nl
lirman .??'?.ran-'.
i , r II,. srard *? a i <1 leal
? ? ? ? . end the ? ommi:
? ?
it it had practically
ed to do ? t waa the I
t had bi n abli to ge
In i1 I? *!? : ?'?? !'. el . tata Hoard
. to make -ure
? I property avail- '
thl<' neet the i>-quire
menta before enterinf into any pro-1
rase I he board po nted out the ?
?gists!
r,, con olidate the two
tin I ipaee,
? ' iving an op?
tional cancellal any n??u- '
?.?? ted the i
hra PI three specific- building? I
owned by the eity, ai ',,'? ertetion i
idirif- to houae tha eomraiiih
Om%tm N?)w in Three Itiiildln-f?.
i ?-. Publia Barrica Commiaalon a
. , 17,000 Kjuan foot a
the Tribune Building s"(| e
.?mo ml of ? [,." e ," the >< oolwo
Build ng and the Rmigrai ? Induetr
il. ? Building, in I amb?
'I he Keai i ?'*te Board sugg? ted ?
nae of tin Hallenbecli Bu ding, srhi
,,-? ?< quired b) the < ity a h part
foi , ?. ceunty ? ourthou
? ? ,? iee af tha Mau Vor? Life Ann
Building, Which th<* city punhaaod
and civic era?
..nil now propeee ? te sell
?? ,i pointed au? tha? the Hallenl i
Bu ng is tei th a
, . ino,000 luan
space, i? near the Municipal Buildil
and <",..d be put in condition t?> me
th.- requirements of the commission
.4 ?,,ii,pai ,'? ' v mail coal
? ?.i ? onei llayward
? i h- thai i ? gge itioni i ad t> v tl
tute H..h, .. h id i ol ? ? ti ? ? ?
r the aeareh ?
new quart?
', r ?i.i lenbeca Buil t*
bul:' for a ma i
bu Id ? srould eoat 1300,000 I
,, mod? I il or < *Vce put pe m -.
Me though! ? ' ould be ren?
e | ??ttXg? h*" 'i,'
. for ".h.,'i. .'.a . . II.
innex Ri.
rupied by city depurtmenta, !.. ?
, would have to move out. and ps
? rhcre if the eommiaaion too
HARBOR BILL READY
FOR HOUSE TO-DA.
Interest in S40.000.000 Measure
(entres Around Deepening
Last River Channel.
v .. ?? ngton i -: 14 Di tail.. ,,?' the
. . appropriation
mpleted i Ittee, i ap?
for the i . pro ;??,?? to
,;.-?.p-.,. i ??' ? R annel in New
Harbor, became Known t.,
The meaaun aggregating 140,0.
will be bnughl up al .? committee
meetini; to-inorro". for nport to the
Houae, with the New York project the
pending queetion, l* carries nor
aah appropriationa for every
section, but alao numeroua authoriza?
tion! for pnliminai x- exam i
sun > -. al other plaea i.
?? ng .?te ion e af the principal
? ?? II:
?Tor. New Verb Harbor,
ing channel, 140,000; Hud
1430, Broi
- . | 150,000 ? . h
( New l . ;, |N< :. ? |
Port ( he,?ar, $27,.?"00; Qm__? ?
Red Hook channel, ll.^'?JV*
Harbor ?lin.fior,. 0amam0 j, J' fcj?.f%
' " '.
uthorua?i.,n
^^?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"?"H
?I?, .? iv*?wr,Muon ?.r .?'if.?*),,
. ??" Pa 1 '?
??riprt.prii.ion? R, ? '*'
tr end of
(0 Amtiro.a <
along ?
ro?*- i
?ario. ?
"
dren. I.aka-, . h
' ?? *
i
? ?
? ?
urn.
Dope Pedler Caugi | fa |
? .
: ' .
?.
?
> I Hi
ii :i uge ' *
.
? ct*.
Lazy Livers Come from
Lazy Living sometimes
from food follte I that t<ix the
overworked .-digestive organs.
Get back to Nature by eatirg
Shredded Wheat. It puts
you on your feet whfn
everything else faila. It sup?
plies the muscular energy
.and mental alertni ss -natput
you in fine fettle for the day's
work. Delicious for breakfast
with miik or cream, or for
luncheon with fruits. Madeat
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
OSCB'O CL^-?'T? ?SfiSl t9 GTSS fll R-HB'(S3 fl-SB
O
$119,000,000 Annually
Is Paid Out In Wages
to an army of 150,000 employees of the New
York Central Lines.
The buying power of these employees con?
tributes in a large part to the prosperity of
the country served by the
New York Central Lines
But affecting such prosperity in even a greater
measure than this vast disbursement for wages,
together with other great sums for taxes and
supplies, is the maintenance of the high stand?
ard of transportation sen ice necessary to such
growing communities as these lines serve.
That standard can be maintained only
when there isa proper relation between
earnings and expenses, in the correct
solution of this problem the public and
the railroads have a mutual interest?
the prosperity o? both is at stake.

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