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SOCIETY WOMEN
GOOD SALESGIRLS
Even Shoppers Who Don't
Want to Buy Forced to
Part with Cash.
HUMORIST'S JOKE
COSTS NI.W <A DERBY
Ladies Wetr Dep?rtale?! ai
?imbcl>' BMJ Ml Hay -Ten
Pc? Celt Doei to Charit;?.
There ?' *nat to ??
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cjje the Jama:? a woman had boigrht
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Kree Shnw Costly to Shopper?.
thai ?a? '?he saJ exper.rr.ee of
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with the si
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JVDGE FINDS NEW WAY
TO SOLVE BOY PROBLEM
5 of fi Votrtht Sent to Sweep
Road- b. Mackensack Court.
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SOCIETY SALESWOMEN ON FIRST DAY BEHIND COUNTER.
Wa;.?t 'Jf;ai*.iiUM.t at (.?niLel--'. showin?** ? narity roeni.'? a" '?' 1< M right, Mrs.
James ( urtls; in circle, Mr-. Howard Gn
:ert ar.d rubbish ar.d clean up
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terni in the Jameahurp
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f most boya'
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DEHES DEATH NOTES;
RECITES ALLIED PLEA
Mrs. S. B. French Reads "Caril?
Ion" at Benefit Performance.
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ghi
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.ppearsnre
the receipt | a ? ?? .
i,* he? that her life would he in
- if she did net step sreusing
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? ' .? ?? ill til** at the
war
Biais ijrm
; u- she said.
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a poem by Em Us Cammaert-, v. ;. -
t tim? . . effect
B -. . tOBI . b] the orchestrai seles?
lion, written hy - - Edward Elgar,
? ? N'w Vorlc .-"-ymphony
? 1 the
theatr Belgian
F ind, tre - r
:' ar.d St. Dunatan's Regent
! Mrs. French back to the
gain ar.d agaia
? - read if* a'l over
ihc said, e hen ?he whs
permitted te reraaiB behind
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Into 1 ? tete basset."
' i .irrrum, in Serbian
? ?: pic
t| v.?r fronl
erg? reeemts i?re expected by
thus?
M. JUSSERAND CRITIC
OF ANNA HELD ROLE
Ambassador Regrets Her Repre?
sentation of Trance.
. i
, Merci ? - time *?."*
a ; ? ? ? play wa
sate," the
chief ro.e being depicted bj Miss Anna
Held iaaj perseas objected to
:r,i i &1 gT-OUadS, ?inonaj them
aaius en, whs arete Miss Held,
raie Am
ban?*.. .- 1 . ?!?:. ?' vYasIt Bgtea. Ts
dOI ri*? r? i
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I t? ?rit?
?thing
' ?? ?i than
-? |b lbs present Instance the
sretun
; ? ..,-4ttin|*.
' ? . tart or BOVSll el the
iyi BOOB tru'npcry
? . ? . r ...... isatlng Fra
... , | have died ? ?**?
.
? .'? . how to Bl
that the nation d'*ter?
live and obj? el onal a
sgiae ? *n be
Iered a re| is? ting it.
?
Maxim to Tall?; on Defence.
.... m '.?*? ?" > :i aiirtts '
it IU
.... ? . i ibjeel if NtS?
Dsfei ee." Ii ? -?' "" ' '?*?'
',.*;.? ral Leonard Wood
? - ? series en ?leturdejr, April I,
M ?h?- Ust of the publl? >-' ires
. ding the annual dinner of th* ciub
ffersea's fc.rtr.day. April IS. at the
i Wa.'lorf-Astoria,
THIRD SUFFRAGE
ASSAULT TO-DAY
Army of Women to Invade
Albany Again to See That
Bill Is Reported.
if iu(Tra**isti
Albany to rerr" d Senat n R.
Brown that to-da?.?'- t^e lay i
lUffrafe bill to be reported b]
r nrrh op to the I
?? ? ? ? ? ? '
Bowerei
, ? loobled their foree? since
week, ju-st to rea
l - ' -isted. Th'j
say thej arc pien_r?i ?. treble
f re?--. If any more obcteclea ar? P'jt
In the way of the par-sage of th? - |
Spaaial enrs nill he attach".! to th?
.1
morning The Bern
? ? | ? beaded by Mrs P.
thell, will have a wh'!e car to itself.
Manjf O? the ???.* ?* , be acron
: by thnr hu-.bHn.is, who will
remind the legislators that the men of
the state are intere??ted in th"
frage bill, Among the me-i wl
go k:?- Norman de T.. Whltel
Jame? Lee? Laidlaw, finden Raid, Ed
war.) Van Zilo and ?"har!e. ',
of Diamond Point, Laka Georf
Nordotrom'i ???.e Is a sister of Aj
?ernblyman Henry E. H. B rare ton, who
::.'r"?!uced the nufTrage bill lata thl
?: ? y. .t.*.
Mrs. Norman de R. \Vrr?ehou?c,
chairman of the New J
an Su'Trage party, an?) Mr?.
I.eet Laidlaw, cha?nai of tl
lative ? n ttee t" II comma' I
?
Mr? William ?Y V. .
of the Borough of Richrnar '
, of the president yt tin? Board '
nill hea?l th. BtatSI Island
?
n .- ? -tv-thre?: assembly I itrlei
? New >?t'
Mr?. Mareare? Kay, Mrs.
. ?? ElIsabeth I Ko iea, Mr?
I Newman, M
' i ] ? ? Lern? r, Mrs H. W. <
? Mr?. Allee S. Petluek, Mrs, John Zim?
merman, Mils ". . Mr?
W. H Wilson, Mrs. Edward Vai
Mr? ' ; n, Miss M
Miss Kmiiy Hooper. Mr? Marie .lohn
, MIM A Hul Ml*e. .lame?
n An
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Mi-? ' ? nard, Mrs. G
.
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Rose Hr inner, Mr- I sepb Whelan
Mr' MarK Rudieh. Mrs. John I slei
Mies Bes is ? refer, Mr?. Earl V Whit
nlaer, Mr |. William A. F .?
Mr? J ?V. Perkins, Mies Ida I. !
worth. Mli Mas Y'.r,ri" rr, M-. Man?
\ ? mi R. E. Van G
?! Marne, Mrs I
Mrs. alaclin, Mm 11 Blank
?.' r William ?
? ?? |
\ n. Dr. Mary If all
W. P. !
Mies H? lei a Ri .
Inn Chester Arthui Mi
Piare?, Mrs u ill an Bwan, Mm J. A.
? ? 1?.?? I
.rd To*,
Suffra1.;?-' Bill i xperted
t" P.??*.**. Assembly "To.d;
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KITCHIN GETS 21 FEET
OF SUFFRAGE NAME
Petition from Illinois Wonc
I allowed b) Active lobbying.
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t re ' ?. . le ?- tchin receive?! from tl
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aero not ghl ?>f th
it
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TO LFTVRE ON NOVELISTS
John Cowpei r?i??\s in Give Series ?'?
1 Bths at ilnnti r I ?til?*?*;*-.
pel
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?der the auspl res
alumna of ?
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WHAT DO YOU THINK
- of an office, in the heart of ?lie City, ?o large
that it contain- a full ?ire country hume
You will mitt an opportunity if you buy
?>r leate a country home without viti'ing tu.
H'i use?-?Plot??Acreage
Furnithed and L'nfurnithed Reniait
AtiMI.MI?
iftf?V.V'.f-i
NAME DOES NOT
WORRY BOWERY
Merchants Object, Veter?
ans Satisfied, but Indif?
ference Is General.
??'TAINT NO USE,"
OLDTIMERS AGREE
Wuii Street More in Need ol At?
tention. One Resident
Thinks.
. pea: ? o he ir.ii:rTerent
indes ?-1
he? i ? ?:? i ?o Coatrel
? sad there an old'..mer,
tena?- traditioB, reseats the
char.?re bal Bfl ? thfcie i? a
-
|
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bul
? r a.:
? is a*
?
? e '
s centu
.. : ?;,
.
a BUI '
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th? igfa plsea
:? a better -.?reet ?
? ? -?i?. It ?ail slwa* -
travel at any hour, but
f. -trrage p<v.<o-. ,
Sew 'hat. The name
to be rhans-ed, became It B .
?
? Mile Houae at 211
> y as old as ?he ?tree*,
?imer.t
- a ,le?-p droi
tend il I b.irrnnn.. Near
4- ... ?'rame,
tin fe
th? ?
?
? ?
foi n millii
? coughed loudly i
?
might walte
i fumea!
?i>o??er\ Alaaa>? floater."
sterpoeed a vet
- ,, - he ???
..'?, hit one hundred tl
i als. " 'Ts
ry. Alw.v. -
r'at ale i
: ' - reamii 11 i1 I
Let I'owery always
?Jo??'
\ ^'ree
pat p that hsi
- - ?
.- against the
.
free? the Ban*
Bower?
; he Bowery, always, for
heir to the
P Ferle?, an? Iher la '
mark. opr*.o?ite the B I .. de
ta BBW name for the Bower]
i ?- -i
. topped that move
BSSnt a ;.?r ?r U before ?" died." he
NO FORECLOSURE
TROUBLES
Circumatanc? may make it
necessary for you to foreclose
what were considered good mort?
gages. Eren il yoa know that you
cannot '.oae ultimately, foreclos?
ure suits cause annoyance and
an interruption of Income.
All this Is eliminated if you
curchctse only Guaranteed Mort
gafl?-s.
The Interest you will receire
regularly until the prlndpal is
paid and the Bond h Mortgag?
Guarantee Company will take
the consequences of the foreclos?
ure, purchasing the property if
necessary.
So investor fits t\er lest m dollar
fyfl'^KMl (?UMJ-JflH (p
Capital ft Surplus, $10.000.000
179 B ?ray. NT. 173 temsen SL.B'kUm
350 Fulton St Jamaica.
rang ??p
nengh To
and 11 i a...
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. a chanj-e or' name ri?.?j^H? help
t route
?
- a nari.e at all
> near Riv
? . ais'er summed up
II
??>ery. I've
? been here for tl rour yeara. I've
B< nary come a:
,:??! ? lia Roan!
I ; off a little
nil . e j? .?..-%? baek
. the ca'.ihre of the oid cov.'
path "
40-YEARC?TY CHANGES
FAIL TO EXCITE HER
Aged New Jersey Woman Testi?
lies in Barney Will Case.
Now Vori
? >
r
? ?? it r ? aid, i
? rrra! of tl oree
r.. Barne]
New York
thai
? ? '
aterren ing
did nol . ?? ?
:\\ the bnilding which wa? no*.
even in contempla: ion nbel
I at fired far several
'1rs. Barns , the tides, t
B. Barney, a s smber of it H ? ,?
estate of
Louis V. Knnt?. and now ? . ?
toen ether testing
ring ? ? ? - ? latei
an insane asylum, was not
?he execute.] her
duel M
Mr ' ?as eighty-four when
-he dii sot man] ears hefore
i own Bra?
? !>?r examiaatiaa
of Jeremiah A. OTeary, for the con-1
TYPHUS ATTACKS
VACCINE EXPERTS
Tu o Members of Rocke
feller Expedition in \.e\
ico Reported III.
PROTECTIVE SERUM
STILL EXPERIMENTAL
Physicians Say Antidote Suc?
cessful Her: May Ha\e
found Stronger ?erms.
> star Oil's"-*** s I I srlee H ish,
"r." Isft New York last Jsnuary with
:..jf-.ff?..er SxpeditioB to combat
typhus fever in Kta*Je*e, ha?, been *?
tacked by th* disease, accet i ? ?
eh ha'-?? beer, re?
frOBl Laredo, Te? Dl
.? ' . - - i ?
and waa aaaoeieted with I*r. H
IS typhus ba?
cillus and the typhu? ?accine. Dr. Husk
is cor.neited with the medical staff of
Imerican Smelting and K?-:
Currip?
I
Koth in Hospital.
11 the Mour.t Sinai llosp ??
?*.ig;e had been e
- | Dr Olitskye condi?
tion as improved, and saying that he
had b?>eri HI ''or the last ten d?> ? Dr
l'a condition ? not kno*n. It i?
believed that they are in s h???p tal st
Nuevo Laredo.
I'r O'.i'tky went to Mexico to work
on th? new typhus varcire and deter?
mine its value as a protective agi-nt
airain?*, th? r!t?ea?e. Nothma; is known
a? the hoapital repardma; the work in
'l?xico done by the ?*? ? lition, BB BO
repon bes bees made, but the fed I it
the doctors have eon'ract-d
??.ere prrpar? ?! t< I COI
| IBStiOB S '
th? germ st the Mei
e.th*r il fferent or stir I
...
. -. race
Bulgerie ' : ?. << l
? ?he?hfr the 1
i- thst on which he bat.
work ' s country
T>phus Vaccination t'ni-ertaln.
"Nebs '.. I uv?. ?? fthlng at all about
the value of t-.r'-;i? ? leeinatloB," seid
one of the doctors at Ifoaat Sirs! last
rhich l ?r. Olita
and Dr. Plot? are ?jtirg' was BIB I
New York, and worK?d satJsfed
.? genas thai ???
ind Bu
(runa BIB] be ' ITerei '. and the ya?
!:??> i ?? -.? or - - ? j??.-.! ? here,
ire Irving 1
*?.(*?? iron tho?e aaacrleted with 1'
, so that **e may kno.v ju?t huw
hit i 1 ?n?"-a-i came n
Th? Kockefeller expedition Bel
for Aguas Calientes, Ali xico. Januar/
17, and Included Dr. Bernard Denser
and a h.b. ratorv asalstaat, both from
Mount Sinai Hospital. Dr ?i;
also of the hospital, Ii ?b Au^
? . tudying the typhu ?
Is the Real
Adventure get?
ting a husband, or
getting away from him?
The bookstor??* will tell you
it's the best selling novel in
America.
Henry Kitchell Webster's
Brilliant New Novel
The
venture
Lorgt 12-ro, t?tta, il .50 ret. .t?lttPtJ
THL B0BBS-ME_-IR1LL CO, F^bluW?
BEGIN TEACHING NFW CULT.
*Aomen of CI I mmanity
Deac B< -??;lC.'tU?*
Wteteu't
? . urgaa?
Ratal Kurtfca
W_?hin-*ton. ?:_rr tarda] into
all the worl.l t.? teach I - --???pel (?>
every erea'ure.
The Rev. M.ss Ann J A'lehach. of
;? 19 s Uark*s Ai
pastor tt I ?? ? tw ? I ika
ibes .i? a "regal -n al
Christian belies si
? w. ',??? t .??"? ilna 1 far ail
mai .-'i, Irrespeetlve of stet, demos
r.-.at..>r, creet!. race. en,or, MX. wealth
or station In life; m s "rotan ? d .-"n
j-regat onall ni' Il te?
latren? with one m atl ? f '?' fUt th?
ll constan*. pra> -
lice "
?1
'National Prepar?
edness" It does -not
come from guns and dread
naughts alone Dut fr-*m
men who are fit fur the day's
work. The making of men
is a question of tood and
rational exercise. You can't
build stalwart men out of
unbalanced foods. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit contains
all the material needed for
building the perfect human
body. It is the whole wheat
grain made digestible by
steam-cooking, shredding
and baking. One or more
Shredded Wheat !3iscuits
for breakfast with milk or
crtam makes a man fit tor
work or play. It is re.-.dy
cooked and ready-to? jerve.
Made at Niagara Fal.s, N Y.
mm
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you ever found a real guarantee
in force where you didn't expect
to find a guarantee at all? The
Tribune is making a collection of
guarantees like that.
So tell us your story of "Super
Guarantees I Have Met" and
send us the exhibit in the case?
a card, an advertisement, a sales
ticket?with your tale. We think
it will interest us. If it does, we'll
send you a check for $2.00. For
the one received before April 1
that interests us the most, there's
a larger check for $10.00 waiting.
Tell us your stories, and tell
them soon?before the first of
April. Address Guarantee De?
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