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2 WARS' HEROES
SALUTE MRJORIE
Battleship Ciirl the Honor
Guest of "Vets" of Civil
and Spanish Conflicts.
RLTIR.?) COLONEL
A FUND SUPPORTER
Col. W. S. Pattt-n Contributes for
14 Grandchildren?Has Two
Sons Now In Army.
and Bpai
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ing salute to Marjorle, her cause ?nd
her country.
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Aeolian Orchr*tra had fli isho4 its pro?
gramme, there was dancing. In thu
tpening grand march Msi
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Do you not believe
that ?t U always economy
to delegate the manage?
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specialist? in that line?
Our organization con
aists of forty specialists
in real estate.
Wm. A. White & Sons
Real Estate
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Old Nassau Leads in Col
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Attend Camp.
WOMAN WILL PAY
FOR CITIZEN SOLDIERS
Democracy to Rule Training
Corps, Says General Wood.
Who Kxpects 10.000.
Inle*??. other colle*r?*i f.ie su; ?rll *
claims within the next fry watt
jor (??nrra! Leonard Wi,<,?| announce?*,
that Princeton ?ill plav 9boo Hen Ad
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? l headquarter?, of the
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all the rest
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?I ea,| in the military traimnn camp
? ? ent i*. very (rratifyine." t'eneral
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ha* been talk In the paper?* about an'i
prrparcdne?? aft-itatmn |fl th*?* college.
I . -,;,. ? | ? ? ?n to ?en?i b?tw??fl 400
and r.*.0 men to Plattabarg. Vu a I I
Harvard are expected al'o to ??'nd Urce
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pactad tu attract 10,000 mm to r
hurt bftweeii .lur.?? hi. 1 October. "Our
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t not ?enaibli
some of :' to aend mei . - ? "
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Haven < aptmn Gord J?
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the letter, with 1
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part of 1
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i The ? - ? * he a proper
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Princeton Bead} to Msr?h.
C?, Us of 'he course
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?? ? uraco ? si | '?? ?nday
? . ? gft know by the exoerien?*?'
of the past that when *sr come?," hfl
SB trill come
sal ret-ponsl
ihip imposes, that
mtry, their laati?
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them to have t h will
irge th:? obliga?
te for eour
age .? the mark of man';?><?d. whatever
li degree of educa* ob hat a*ith ???
of ntelligenee commen?ur.it?a
with their opportunities IB life. In the
? ?o the idea!? "or which
Imei i ?'and?, Priniteton, like Vole.
st iona to the
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Army ofleers *? <;?r.cral Wood'?
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ths sammer training .-ourse.
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HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
SUED FOR SEPARATION
I \ ( horns (iirl Wife Says She
Had to Fii-ht for Clothes.
a H rs Bijou .1 Call, wife of Hr.
irth ? all, professer ol'
? De Witt I liat?n HlgB
I, Bras a member of Arna H.*'?'?
. to help
is to create
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Call left
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.-account of
Irlnl . ? ' eh all?.
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land sei eral
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barges,
m, and he ? ? S her
for t While the j
Call i
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nut the itrr.i:.;.'. ment did : ot
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the has lived with him not
four days a month, coming
to b .m nrr ! ', ' * ' : ? By."
yy thnn
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"mer choru? girl
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The rour
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WHITMAN DEFIED
IN WOHANSIC ROW
Wagner Bills on Hospital
and Yorktown School
Shelved by Senators.
GOVERNOR IS OPPOSED
TO PRESENT SITES
_
Will Try to Force l.oi-islation
To-morrow on .Middletown
Additions.
i ?Ufl i" ?a.;..- ItPt f T ? T:
Albany. March 21 Th? fifht ? *"
the abeadoament of the Hohansl !
pital for the insane ar.?l th? Yorkl ?
>l for Hoy?i m ?' ? ? :. '.?-i water?
?<hed reached a cr: - l I ?:
crnor Whi'nntn ?
M k a -i- H governor th? two '
tii na weald *i"v*r b? pal
rh? Governor's det
the refasal
iiiit'i-e to report tl
?. .' ,i
i and afl Is furl
' r bill?,
?'.My attitude remaii - ai it ??
. ittentioi
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:i. "I do not ?
A - long aa I
titui never b? pat Ii
1 ave eteadil ? ? pi??
?.f im e* i ? g an add
- I
p pa
who otherwise would have |
inn..- - a - m a.? there
" OD pur. ?i-, .n N'. '*
City, that l ?? dan-?*er
- aping the in?!
. uni be con
. d ?,:' our I
Depart
that there was no da
"However,
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cr bed to the |
tution
. , ?;. WOUid '?' I I? 'IP
bcre reaponaibli, I ?
condition franchi
.1 . ? what plai G rnor Whitman
mind !" '
rever, that a plai foo
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t
and to allow th? ?
I ?i over until nexl
? ?. ahi
. of publn
i? -, - proponed
: rial ion for thi ea ? ? *' th? par
now !n>?r.?.
ilia in
?
?r row make
?
irtht r conaidi I * m. A
???nip*, will ?. the
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?'?? limilar to those of S<
W agner, an?| wh.ch were tamed I
! v the Way? and Moans l <?m
nf the Assembly !;i?t ??>?? k
twei *y-four !
Sena'ors pledged to ?. -?? ?.
t the nee
. run.I,, r of
on h?- ?ni?
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The proposal to r ? ? -
HERO-SCENES
"Goodness have you one of those
oil heaters too?"
"Yes?in fact we've got two of them.
They're real I y aw fully convenient for
warming up out of the way rooms and
for helping out in extra cold weather.
And in the Fall, they save Coal because
we don't have to light the furnace so
soon."
" But don't they smoke terribly?
and smell?"
" Not if you get a good one?and use
a reliable grade of kerosene. Ours
are Perfection Smokeless' Oil Heaters.
They never give us a bit of trouble."
" But how do you make sure of get?
ting reliable oil?"
"Ask your grocer for SOCO ?NY
Kerosene Oil. Better look in his
window, too, the next time you are
down town and see whether he dis
plavstheSOCONYsign. SOCONY
is the name of the Standard Oil Com?
pany of New York's best grade of
kerosene oil. It is clean, clear-burn
ing and every gallon is exactly like
every other gallon."
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
PRISCIPil. OFFICES: NEW YORK ALBANY BUFFALO BO.STO?N
"As recommend the IoIIowid?' oil hurnin?* devices es the heat of their kind: Sew Perfettian Oil
(Jeok?to?ea and W-ter Heater?, Fer/ictio? Smokele?? Oil Hester?, if.?-}?? Lamp? aod Laotcrns.
SAFEST i^iffikdnd BEST
iSOCONYl
KEROSENE
STANDARD OILCAN Y j
ted in the Finance Com
;>y a ?rot? ?f ?il
fafl : Of re
. ri ? ' ? ? 1*1 W.iL-''? r. I'ullen
? raer and Bennett. Tho??? ?h.
eaaure? ap team
- S a.*?', lit?? itt, Enaer
'? i ;.?.?rge i.. Th>mp*on
?. a".d Sena?
? I
- "
? the "ini? purpose, 1 *
itor Wal
CUMMINS MEN ANGRY
OVER EASTS ATTITUDE
Point to 60.000 Minnesota Ma
jorlty as Evidence ol Strength.
I ?rein J
V. . ? |ton, March 21. Prienda of
! barker? of bis
re hurt and
? ^j ,.r. whieh
?tor Minne -??* i, over Esta?
They regard
'tis majoril ? in that ?tat?? ?a
tr??m?' * ?nd predict
?ring at Ib? '"h vago con
pated b >
? .- ?-i. -v- ",jn not rep
?* ? ??..? United Btati
- 'led ?o.,!n,y
?* I i. colleaL i?
egar of Mr,
?
"Il would be amusing, wen
U ! a manner in which
proa? tr. ?
ator Cummin? in
. | ? r
I. ?>.?? d? I r.ed to go Into
..? -I f(
: late?, fi'ur
.'urnmins.
-e Eastern gentlemen
to have no conception of the
W eat will be
g in the I
I will hive something of ar* a'vr,v??i
? ? ?h- < ?mn ? itn -*t_ ,,?|V '?*
I t_aa
tioi
ei ter -.he eonv, ntion with a
to II at <-f Senator I n *a|Ba Ar ****
'. !et,'rn?ine,l ban.i of rrifn be ???_
th it -
m?", who'it the 1
He will ur?l
it of th.? I
?
'lora
-, _
- .
Anot???" friead . ' Beaator C .-nmln
t quite . vr**
red ?
?rtf*
?
"Mi
t< ?
. ?
rent I ?
.??her ee-.d:-' itea I
He w<
hia refuei l
mina wou
oould be put up bj I
NEW RULES FOR ffflttj
Tour CoUege? Vb.pt id ki i Btaafad
f?ir AdmiaeiM
\'?jr'?. .- ? ,
n??w met ? .
ted bj 5m *
". ?
? ?
Under at moat
have a school '
tire i
? fo-ir yenr-, ?rtth ?? t I
ac*?r fr?>m the ; ?
and moat take 1
ted lubji ? *
? . ?
un?ati-?f?ctory wort in tome etkei
jfCt
Tin? new plan wat* agreed upon ?'?. -
...,...,' r- ? ?? - . .
, rr ????-* ??. t ? ? ?
t/em m m ?es? s? m m s
"a? ??* ? ???,?*
'a ??*?"?%-'-'?? et'
"'s ?> ?""I"* ? **"'?*>'? e
?o.?.-*"?? e*ao
e?e
?e*
DONT take our
word for the Great?
ness of Murad.
DONT take the
word of your friends.
of niil
secti? >n
?saying :
* ?***"*"?
?,??? *<??*,
??a? ??
?ee **
DON'T take the word
lions of men from every
of the country who ?'ire
"There is no cigarette like Murad."
DON'T take the word of the
experts who tell you the tobaccos
in Murad are the highest "grade
ever used outside of a 25 cent
cigarette.
j[?Ui^
Ma?
?"".??-:.':.-. GoGUau?l
??:??V.*??*Br? "
?ve?roytW?3a?,
Mu*

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