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Conducted by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
Thie department hai entered the ?econd ?tage of ?enrice to
I ritSune renden. Primarily it Bras intended merely lo ?eperate
lha iheep of ?dvertuing from the goata?and hang a bell on the
-foati. But now it f?oei beyond mere identification. It embracet
a human nature ?tudy of both iheep and goats. You are invited
to aasut. For eiery letter printed in thii department describ?
ing eaperienco??pleasant or unpleasant?with advertisers of
merchandise, excepting only patent medicines, The Iribune will
send $2.00, payable in any merchandise of any Tribune adver?
tiser. For the most important letter each month a special priie
of $50.00, payable similarly, will be awarded. Name printed or
withheld?as you prefer, but mint be signed or we will not know
where to send the priae order. Address: The Ad-Visor, Tha
Tribune, New York.
The advsrt i so liberal as to arouse ist a slight
lu?-* ? snd il" nul value. To illustr?t!
erchants primarily desire *o maintain
??? .,? one morning I ri?n.l ?1
?nient about their new ?tock of winter
.? to my complexion ?t $80. My
foil tfter wearini t thn
] hi., ne back ??? Mi Bangs and ask
what he thii ' ? - ? * I will
; ? ? t to apply sgs nst the pui
Imed Dj ti e fail
; on)) n "!? ? I take
? ai three
, .... nally purchased ksaume I
whili I n
?-,.? readers and Bangs a Packs, the
itomer g to the c rcum
?aiict.-. Now, lien ?'a thi jiaint: What is tlie niHttt?r with some of
Bangi
ty nothing of en
of whom H
n with a "hit " "?1
.?, or ft considerable part of
profit -a hirh enable?? them ' ?
certf. " and trust tn an infla'eil repul
an?l ? ? a not-l exacting number of ?patrons ?will
'- ? . ?
,,r "money bark"
? ? behind whose policiea are hidden lug
r thai
a-purancc ; . (like The Ti bune) really
deriving i e profit th thi
that tl
moi ? MICHAIL ETTLINGER,
!', S | have used I .??.?? ''?? no
-an? tieulai tiser be ng intimated.
If an orerwhelming percentnee of ?the purchasing pui.hr were not ?rea?
sonable and fair-mil ded, the unconditional money back policy might not
work ai well . . Like several other correspondents, Mr. Ettlinger
?suspects that the cost of refunds is charged up to the ?general public in
the form of it | rices. Were this ?so, the ?general public would never
know it, ?so infinitesimal would be the proportioi e on ?any one
article. In proof of ?this may be cited the experience of om of ti ?
clothing r intry; a firm winch refunds on the slightesl basis;
which j-o.-?s oui ? ?? to make adjustmi.efunds, oftentimes
without requi I on tl. I mer. Well, thai ?concern, with ill
ecializing on this ] eed in charging up more than
$16,000 n - int in many millions of dollars'
busin? The retail clothi i ? doesn't exist which, no i
pp oachi l per cnt of it- ?grosi income in its
allowanco for refunds and adjustments. Therefore, the public <i i
suffer appreciably fi ?
Inclosed you s of The Conl nental Jen - ? Coi pai ???
? inday's Herald, winch, with thi ? of
the ?int. Herald has ?been publishing,
?greemei ?? ferred lo in the ad.
Hy comparing thi you will notice thai the ad.
v h ch would had
? - ? and
? ,-. ? ? Now turn '., the agri ?
? : ? .. . te thai comm .Jp
h? * payi ? ? pt?nce or ca?h ii reci ? ?i and they
\ii\ \\. ) ? imed in enouj
It that The Herald I thee who i
The Mt-raltl to find a i from
.,:,-? mislead
? - tout.
H. I: P.
If the Herald owes ai v oblij ' iti readers in the matter of pi i
tactiog them from its predati ry ti sers il has never admitted the fact,
This 11 *?" tins tract is only one Of many like
?. ?l columns aboul ?
_hf no-mi ' Keen ?the lines of the European armies.
. ? aaed from the Gotham Gold
West Thii t, a pair oi k at
ga at tl ton foi about *
' e paii
.
at leant
! ?res W'lile
?
? h r lil
cnargt * ? ? ?? ?
l pull an,| it tor?
ape
i ? hi le the c
m<
IRA I \'?l II i D Ml I? HELL.
\\ ?h-en H Is thi p to ?replace unsatisfactory ,*
hould he mi
r< gardle; ? of
the cil es. It ma
Visor hs ? K letter te
.?
a p;itr of curte ? - are Mite
I I evei ' f 1
1 . ?? .
' ' ' ? g thi
?
...
? ? . .
....
itoppt
"
going 1
terminating . letter,
er Ki friend that
into prinl ; thi othi r for!
.
elupiv?- not t?. ? . ". . ., . ??'to
.,r,, II
on him
? r.
I I H I? V III It \ Mil I I
< I I I MATTKR TO SATISK1 ? I - MiMI It- \\ SI ? i luiN I ill Mil in
HI || I i: li\'iU I III IK I'l-- \ I l-l \? I ION
? .
g lil i yea i
. ai ?
Itu I ? ? : i OMI'AN
am BBj .? | |? , ,
?
Rogi ? P
'
ITS RATHER A DIFFICULT MATTKR TO SATISFY
CUSTOMERS WHO DON'T LET THEIR DEALER KNOW
THEIR DISSATISFACTION.
A '
v ; ?''?
. ' ? ;? i
... . .
? their ,
util ?
'"* ' ' ' ' ' ' ent. Well th. Bun .u ,.i I
ich romnlain Rui
'' '"?<" ?al? ? m pier and mon d ? ? ? ? ,,?- ,',
I ?H 7 ?
i? reach*,!
""?"i and ???.. : ... ? promntl
ana vit i
? ' ? ? mi ?.... Litvi u ? ri . h
1 BAZAAR HAS BIGGEST CROV
Thriin-r? lili Street? Xlx.iit Lan
Seeking Xdmi???ion.
Laat night ?aw the la .
? . Gei nan 11 caa
Garden, an ? I A ' "
?
and won
??'.un,": ng foi ? the
tself
the aft? ?Sew J
|15,. for the fu
which had be?
ecoipt
; 100.
? re are bo.r daj? <
ir the ma
riighl d that i
?
? ? ? ?
? : '
s to realize a<
It midnight I will e\o
BRIDEGROOM'S DEATH
LAID TO BROKEN HEAR
Son and Daughter Contested O
Oyslerman's Right In Wed.
?
I yesterd
- ? ?' ' ?'
.? r.pp
to I *? ?
effort 1
da, mi
.-,? ;?. y rt ' he beli
).\ ?i WOmBI the Bl
'
'
'
- . ? rcrnei
fri.ru bus ' ' ?1*1 ;il
t '
I
pplied '
? ' I
was ' ? .i.
Bl ?1 COI
? :i rrini''1? BgO Cap! :
decid? to wed thi
Jones, t
?
were man
and her brother, Irvln
ntmer
.??' h comm rson for thei
-en hi
l p.,?' i r if ;.'??????.
INVISIBLE PERISCOPE
WANTED, SAYS EDISOI*
Inventor. Off f??r South, Urge
Youths to Gel Busy.
Thomas A Ed
? ?
"I mg felloe ," he -a-.
;
I . ? . ? g, ?
ubmarinB t
ting II
rater to g
Then let him approach th.
Naval Consulting Roard a
?i-tilo.
"And it ihouldn't I.i hard to in
world's gi it? ? '.vento
aii'ji :. that's g
?
Mr. Rd
build tl B ment laboratory he ha
? ded, in s h il ? ough tria
rar. be gi? ?
poet Inventors, There i? only one wa
tu invent, RdisOl ' ?
??'? erninent "
Mr. Edison ?? ? ft intend t.
? he >oiuh. .
\entor ha s eon plet?
? ' ;
his time !?? : Ing.
HER PA WINS* COUNTS SUIT
KiMachf-vskj Woa'l ?,?i $*a,tM fot
Mlcfjed l roaacing si Deer.
? . ? ?' ft
leged Jami J
rging
'.
?
l
?. But
? .*
?.e '?'?? coming intij
the | ?
whir':
and the
WOMAN AND CHILD CLEARED
lecasad <.f Stealing in >in\ i.? He-asa,
1 hi ? Ire l'1-.i li.i'ir? ?I la ? sai i
?
31 fl i
'
in a Karl? m mol
I Jacob
?
. v.
he had s*x
. before J ? i
. .
? '
? i.. his
ll er.
I
gs lacobi
'
, ...
HER OWN CLIENT,
FOR ONCE ONLY
"Truth Will Prevail," ?Says
Woman When Court
Suggests a Lawyer.
BUTLER, DISCHARGE?
BY HER, WINS .$.500
Mrs. Mayo Smith Objects to
Jew-v Heckle?, Slander Witness
and Loses Case.
time Mis Habol It i s
Smith is a |itig*SBt in court ?he will bo
-??nteil hv COOnsel. She -a'.I BO|
-lav after appearinp n? her own
er In the p'apiems Caaii ;,i a ? ; ?
hrouR-ht af-atn?t her by .Iscq'ie? Roffer* j
. s former batler, for 135.000 dam
fot falsa arr.-t and malicious
pr..?. ? ' ' ,\ Of I ? a? re
torn? ' her.
-' .... Smith Is I w of
: .1 Mayo-Smith, arl o ??"
? ni economy
a University. lloiTordinf
' was her butler, and Harfe, ,
laadtosa and cook. The
Bras discharged for Insubordina- I
then her husband decided to rjoit
re Bolferding had |?rft the
? li and re.
ind ?nan
? ot an smicabls one While Mr?.
?' Bl .- ng lier hi.
? a cellsr. Me? tiag hia mis?
he vol un too red tl s statement
thitt ho 1 i I lairs to got
? -trlrr??,-. Investiga tba .""1
!nr rave ? ?? I iper.
lire Accusation "?lade Immediately.
? - l?e.| the hutler
;. n. it \ pol iceman
I told the I'on-i I
c would arrest BoiTei
? .- ?
Mayo Smith did 1 ha
Nag
? '
"I ?? i get a law? ,
- ? " Jas?
? 1 the defendant
"Ti . and I need no
? I," i ? plie,l M ? ' . Smith.
.^hc ?i:. r? begafl examining talesmen,
she wanted no J |nrj
i nod that s
' man could not I", rejected for racial
reasons, Lu' Mrs. Msyo-Smltb ex
??! thai her prej idice ? sa due to
. -
?
?d the ?refendant
;..? (fulup to
In her a.. ....;,
'! from Bo *erdin?***i wages
?
1 hut he i ? tabs the check of
?
? tailed
ihe .??* ? : ?.. prox??,
proe? dure of
? ?? court ?a BJ
? her.
Ilrnkcn Bita ol Kvidence.
"Hei . ' ?h?
? ? broki n
lea from lier mi IT, .tu-'ic? Dele
? il such was not ,
the brokea silvpi
??. . nee.
"Didn't ? ' ?
-. ??ho retnained
flustei throughout the exam
a referred to - .
as "?
....
had pu I hia wife at the time
led her
s leka thai
. u? '..
he re
rked
?in hear ? * M r *.
? ? ! t., hir e ?
'
need thai - ?? ?>. ould sppeal, for
which ? ? . . gaga ? '.
SAYS SON VOLUNTARILY
RETURNED TO ISLAND
Mrs. Johnson Thinks He I ixes in
Rat-Infested DungeOU.
"I \? ant h ra ??. ?:,, v ; ?. |, right." at,
t iiunrr-d Mrs. A. J of
?? I... on M?
the City R? fon I
"ti Hart's Island, sa she reviewed ?lie
hei East Side Hal
f? r ' rn to
Better
ome out decent.) Be
sfraid.
. time he a? ? .?
would h?'
' ? . ?
' ' ' ' ' I I felt BO had.
"H -rent bach of hia own free will.
. ?
Il Ind 1
rd time then "
.li.In ..... . r, 0|j
petty
Americas Leading Perraxirajih
s ? wg
?, J
U
I hr food, service, music, entertain?
ment, congenial atmosphere and
attractive surroundings combine to
make Rector ? the most desirable and
delightful restaurant in New York.
Our SPECIAL DINNER, ?ervrrl in the hall
room, ?it $1.50 a rover, offer?, a Brondrous mrnu.
lenred with cnaracteristti Rector perfection,
DINNER A LA CARTE
\\ -A I ? in the main dining room
i? >?
I _?
%<Snf
n
\
s
s
/ ?/-o Qrihcstras 7 i; o Dartant) hloors.
t SltinniriQ Cabaret {?.ntcrlainrnrnl
r, rock nan*
REALTY QUEENS
; REIGN IN CELL
Swindle evidence at Trial
Costs Mrs. Francolini
and Sister Liberty.
MORTGAGE SALES
SNARE WOMAN
Went to California "for Health'*
After Companies 1 ailed Vic?
tim, 71, Lost Heavily.
Mrs. Vs'ilda Francolini and he- ?. ?
?er. Rome Halley, known a? the "Rea tj
night for
? it ??me siaea t it ei??h
teen months ago on indictments i
ing them with stealing the savings o'
t girls by means of a real e??a?e
lOBtie? "ore whom
.il siaea M
in the Suprern?* Court
'
rommitm? nt to the til the
ca?e i? finisl ? d. I hej ha
bail.
" ? Fran
' ?
nal la-?- befon he oraran ted her vari
ona real??,- concerna, '? KM and
lf?12. . ? ? ligned from the
merre.I eon ; ?> onttlfl before
they failed an,! -?pn? t,, i a'.forma "fot
her healt '
?he a'lmitted that v'i'' had been il !"??
Realty ('men Tell? of Heal
Mr?. Pranralial denied 'hat ?he had
failed ?o deliver ?i *?T,lr?ii laOltgBfS OB
X\'e?tche?ter property to Mis?. Mary
, & girl snd eomplalaant
. ra?e Sha ?aid Mi?? Steen eon
trsetsd to pureha.ae stork in the An?
nex Homes of New York, Inc.. and that
the ?tock had been kept at 'he r. i lest
of the ??nnrari in the company ?nfe. snd
wa? Anally turned over nft?-r bank
ruptcy to Hob.*-' B I sag**?
nephew of MISS Steen'?.
?1 ?.>!.! Misa ''teen," ?he witness asid,
"?hat Annex Home? would pav 7 per
cent, B? the preceding companies had
none, and to a??ur.. hi t further I told
her that I would pav her interest out
. own pocket."
"Where did >"u expect to ?'
money to do that*" a?l?ed X
l?;*i?r.ct Attorney Rocsoh.
"I v aa ire' ting a alary ??'
and"
"Hut you had been loaning your
moi - along
when Bip? a, ii I you
? o.] even I
-
. .-.. do ng wi
a. pooi s orbing
one years old, to i".' almoel every dol
1
??ich cimcum
??I v I that thi mpa
S to pa;. 7 p< r cent," '-He ??
"When tl.? ?
iceeded the
bj n or? thsn 1600,000, d d I
"1 think your ?ii-urcs are too hi^'h,
M? R04 . y.r--. Fiar. ?
i Innes Hon lae. made a
' .- ? ? ? mortgages,
n spite of Mrs. j
I ,gt- t .
' : e ;n? -
missioi ? of the com :
circu
The tr'al will he resumed tO-dsy.
PUBLIC SERVICE BACKS
GAS REDUCTION BILLS
Not Opposed to Manhattan Rates
for Wards in Brooklyn Queens.
an 0 f the Pub?
lic Service ? omi ent fol
f tel?
lieorce 1'.
? ehaii man .?i' the
ttee on Gas, I ty and xvn
t?T Supply of ?he Ai lemblj
"l am informed tha? a hearii
be heVI to-Piorr-iw before the
committee of the Legislature on pro
posed gislation to
.
to -1. I I .???? are evcral
on?e-? been befon
? ?i ?".?r a lomr time ITecl
these wards li ew ?
i
HOTEL BREVOORT,
l ifth Avenue.
CAFE LAFAYETTE,
University Plate.
r'ii; 1?? ..I.
lK.ri.1 .-. AMI l.t-iai ..?-. ;?
HI I.?? VUIIK
Cuci}?n*>'s
14th Street, near Fourth Avenae.
METROPOLIT VN ?KSK.
Tonliht i ,. ?*..
!??.<? ,
Thur?. . : M.l*.?r.?. .r .
?
fr? Mr?. | ? ? *ll?
-
' i . ..... ,
?
I
s-.n-iimbul.t. I'.
li. i Prln.? l|o? .
LA? T WI I K Of OBI HA M asnM
H?al Mon. ?? ? Carm?n. I .
*? Hi-.lno?!.?
?. I;. I ? n
IIAHI'XM . IMA.S?! I ? II
PHILHARMONIC
lo-l I -II? XN-hX ? HMD i Mi?
Ta m ? Ti.nr >l, i i', I Baal ? m At? : I?
ALL WAGNER
I .1.!!??!? Hull on
i a BUI BM ???ii ?*Xt a? i mam . tt ? to
PADEREWSKI
II le I i . . 1, ? .a s , ? i ,
I * ? I ? " ? t i " ' ... ITariu.
-.? i?-.*c?a ?ne
. . ? ? .? Mi fa', or upon
? ? : ? ,,-,? 't>p ind
?,?.?.?. . ? .
? commission Irishes to be
ot Hit?mosme ?inv ob?
:?,. .A.a i.,?}..
a I people of
: hat ha? s
? ehn?< r?: pr
-?a- .- The eommis?
? ? ' ; n ni i : h ? ! 1 ?1
; that Brill ,??<! en
rrnent of i eeisions."
Theae ?.'h-. bills were introduced bv
berl R. Lawson, a member
.littee which is
? ? ? ,- Public Sei l si
\ emblytnan Frederick B.
Burr. Th<> bi'ls ?ill effect the r.??:uc
| ?I'fi -,
.
n thi 2d War.| in Queens, which
. S'cwtown. rhe rite remained ?* *'
. ? ?
reduced to 80 cenl ? the rei
I he rate I is - see beea
? nts m Bay Rides la
'cm ?1
it went bach
1914
bjllr?. for en, ?in not
inrlii?!.? the Ith Ward n Queens,
. \\ .
Iliii and .'amaiea. where I
: ? ., - ...
been before the ,-,,?
? ? many months.
TRIAL OF T.M.0SB0RNE
POSTPONED TO APRIL 3
( 'iirt Refuses to Quash Indict -
?ihmu Against Toblimky.
trial Bt Wh te
1' -, ? .orne, for
?i. un -
I ?
?
ireh SO, was el
ipril 3, a? it ?a
thnt ther?> would be no Supreme < ourt
- ,- ?. t? Pia
that, d
Just ? Keogh directed that an extra
panel ? en be ?Ira*n on
?
before whom Mr, Ob?
b.n-ne ii to be tried, ?a a Democrat. He
bench
election,
?. f ?he Supreme
? ? quash an
indictment found bv the Sine Sing
rrand jurj ssjainst .i?,s.?iih Toblinsky,
ar? "Y? iky Minfer," a conrict,
Charged \i ith a felony.
SMITH COLLEGE GIRL
PAYS FINE FOR THEFTS
Viiss Vose's Mind Deranged by
Study. Friends Say.
i ; pi* ? i T ? ???
Xoi?' Mass., March 21,
R. I
.*?? : eaded guilt*.
? ? i . ? fen el rj bbid <?' her nr
ltd Bl ?800, fmm her
- M m court
?
? to b?? ?.iif
?' i ? _? fn.iii m? r ? .' ... rani.nt, ?iue
? .?>? authorities who
allowed the irirl to be srre ited srs
?
made < i i i
.?. in-trad of a police
?
? young student broke ?|o,vn and
bro i:"l.? t
?
be kepi In ignoranee
: " '? hu?
?o bring her ?laui;h*er
Qroandhog Falls Into a Trap.
?
. > onn., March 21
? ? many tha? have
been saying mi > ft sboul the
.*! baek, you can
em to lii?. face. On ( '.? I ??
mas ! ? * saw h il ihadow
Moa ?
becausi yesterday, the ',r-?.* dav of
sprn .- es ight. Fur] Clark,
? . es ighl him n a
i? k h nk trap.
Vus
?he
Churchiirs
Mine tll.tn it l'e,t,unnt
A Broadway Inititution
Broadway & 49th Street
Ml CAREM/.
VENETIAN
? MASQUE BALL
INA t.AI.I
mi nuir-,1 n t\ ?.ri ha
UN,:, a
Blfl ? ;*.!?. AI.
KNTIMT THEA1RE
FRIDAY EVE.
M?\R.
at 10
?..-. r? Til ?? ?
a .? . nnSKBTCI a - t
?i,.\ ..i i ;. i i,|'l S
\ I til I X S II M I . Men F.ta M. Ii t;.s:ia
MILH?LLAND
SopraiM,
i
1| ivit.e I III,,It -, I limit?', i'lrl -I. nr II ,a I,
l . i'-i> ill ?,,? f ?. *fl a. %ag | ,j K. ,. if
YVETTE GUILBERT
\. ... n ,ii
1 i? \fl Mur.-li
,. GRAVEURE
< t?l Ml \ \H \ IM???,
?
EDWl?5r GRASSE, Tiomm?.
; SSTKI
?
TO-NIGHT
H 1 .
THE CREAT PURSUIT
n i
Pttflll, S.n.on Irrta Mlrlr l.?t,,?,|
Il ? Mrll?? Chirtft Cli?rr,
.? . ? I ?1 II . lira,,,?..
PLAYHOUSK
GRACE GEORGE ?r ? 1W,
' MK1H l ?,
M A lu II n A Mil? H* | I .. I ,..
NCW VOBB nu * ?
? ? ' I ,pt Mr?a t'iuml a CM
.. .
II?. ITH . I Ml ' I,
.. ? PAY-DAY
48THST *
JUST A WOMAN ,.?.;<.*."?
COHfO*l I - ' > ? ? i. ami Bal
THE FEAR MARKET "? \ /;;_'???
SPRING, IN BOOTS,
WADES INTO Cin
She Nurses Influenza ir
Private?Even ?Sparrow, s
Were Disappointed.
UNION SQUARE LIKE
CHOCOLATE SUND/-E
Garibaldi Shivers uith Collar
Full of Snow. While Flower
Boys Croak "Arbutus!"
Spring, with that nameless pathos in
the air which, it I . i d*a ell ?
.??II thini?* fair; Springt with her
reputed colden sun and inppose?
rntn, is with u?, according to the
IVeather Baroaa snd ?I.l'a
parilla Almanac
only du th?"?,. t ?.i autl
? the ? eri'al serSSOfl i* upon us.
hut the spring : *?'. too, in
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ber for ? ' es, r;?-? !??!
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any Bl i Probably she re?
in her room at a hotel, with her t".-. t
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ing for yesterday's ellraate, anyway.
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