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Conducted by Sarnuel Hopkina Adama.
Thi. department Ha. entered the .ocond ataga of .arrica t.
TribuV. Ur- ******* " - .nt-ndod mer.lr U. ..par***
,h, aheep of adv.r?...ng from ihe .oat.-and han, ? **??
. B?| now .t goea heyond mere odentifiration. It embr.coa
-o ...i.t ror e-r.ry lettef printed iaj th,. department de.cr.b
ni':perience.-pL.nt or unpleaaant-wilh ***?~"J*
\Zoaa\aZ, eaceptmg only pa.en, medicne*. T*?*"",?
Id $2.00. payabl. in BO, merch.ndi.o M -J !?*?? ?^
.or. For tho moit imporl.nt letter each, ra.-lh . ?_"_?
,50.00. payabl. *im,i.,.y. w,l. be aw.rded. N~ ^t?*
Jbheld-a. you prafW, but mu.t b. ai.n.d or we w,|? kao.
-her. IO POoi th. pri" order. Addr...: Th. Ad-Vi.or.
Iribuno. New York.
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a .nd mi.le.ding
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abua. . r ff,r which clearly eieeswa
. ,. compariaona, aueh hs
... . ,h thehigherp.
. i fr,r the lower It ia a mistake
.... IdereA
DI ,pai quantitj do no-.
- ?n, if he doea nol explain
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Tho pamphlet r,proseti4, a genuine and expert public' ??? "
Weight.i rand Meaeurt -N- ??? or "*>
from the Local "tVi.-e. 56 Liberty Street
, .m ..nding re* under aapjrat. ffi Jjjg^ \VpiTwwn
n'X WJiLTot S.-r *U n? and rank obscen.ty
oeen a nnei ... e it.
Jut .ndfUh.A.
publicatioi "''?? ..
,.( .. , paralyaie, hrart diaeaee, ftta, goitre, r**? ?*
and tubwSiloala troop like a para e . I ghoula through the pagea of thia
matrimonial lure* ** H ? P?"1 "*? ?** &vA furtUne
mB AU^all are there, tha old. f.mili.r faker.,! a. CwSTWO I*a?b almoat
""Ve Simmon. PubHahing Compwy, ol S^ftW Ohio ******
thfaSirw! ' .e,?tid('la^niaUi.ratthi'poStomce.
T? utog, wbo dain that the grmril newapaper muat ?^*^^
tiaine it can get, regardleaa of Ka character, or muat fa.l the ful.owing
?;?rl,;4- byth. Greenwkh (Conn.) Pn-a, ,a commentted.
advertiBing and kdvertiaing eolumna.
? banlabed.
come eontracta te aign ?'?
Fro. ...... through thia
. . eoaaigaad
?? ti&rXiTX.
the t. gation
?aj? ThereaSe. dependeon ua
report ,. ? 0Tpr he , , , will
nioring - ?i^'* 14';ii eonldeaea al th.
-o,l powerful pioneer in thia rn***
? ampaig" t"*1
? ra
????; . ? . 4h.Tr.thi n.?
'io tho Greenwieb Pmbi and ita clw-aightgd and atraight-apokrn
rditor Mr. RaJph Moirow, The Ad-Viaor?a oomplimenta and congratuU
Hona.' Graenwkh 11 not a large city. The Greenwich Prean ia not a Ittgi
?aper Kut the volume of advertiainf which it carries ia aatomahlng, and
? he advartiaing ia clean and honeal I ntJly. the Gr-aanwich Preas haa
that it can 1"-' v eat and atill make a good profit The newspuper,
whether larjre or amall, which canr.ot make money otheru.se than by be
through falae advertiaenienta into the clutchea of
quarksa-,: ? r a i?re?ta?- of the profit- belonga to the
}.etter-'li ad Clal
T ? ..v mmm te BOte 1 ' " '' "f fnrr'; ,. ., ,
t : J i ? re of Mark Creaa (.? Co., Broadway,
. aaii of glo-eea
?? baek
I
. ...... a theif attenUoa being called te the error
JOSEPB n. BOLME8.
Ab the o'M'4 atfcairing W:,4 M1 WWI^fJgy! "Marve!!ouP, my dear
}\p. r., : Marvel ?ue!" You get tho $2.00.
Tv? el pping from the Dally Trade Kerord ei the ITth
will ineak for itaell , ,
not ubi r ai thei newapaper, nt prob
.... , heleaa we
ro.N WEBER, IM .
._,. vVeber ia thii ng I the dark agea of journalian when
. ,. .? ..,,. ??.. department of a newapaper.
' '!"? ' 'I ;r' tba lenal
, . . r ,: ? ? g ???? . The Ad-Viaor ia gjad
in thc Daily Trade Record on
ntai mattei f rea nti
.? ly'a raatoraer, bul a
? ?? bu ineaa. With the
? tt we formerly 1 eld in their aea ion, wa
i - . ., ked how wa diapoae of
.w ;i. \ and of each ao without reduction
. ? We are aelling il for |1. If u <hd
a i4 i- nol worth $1. Tha
f'liiov.. ,- for 60 cenl
"The aan \ \ >? ap] t ? wai can coraa
in here and pay . irmei l thi ? feai of aeeing the aane
tfctng in our winihra tho I ?' for $19.50.
"'I ? ng the reta buaineaa of the city and
deHtroyinjf thi- tore which contin ie their
aale polii y. It ii a commoi tl ' etailei to threaten the
mariufa'-4 ir. ? thetn off their bu) .
. . .- . j... .,,,iN^,...
Thero ? ? whieh hanoile all aalaa legititnatfly, H-jt
there i he othei that the public haa in parl heeoana
' ' '"' whoae
in oi< .i Ie. Mr. Webe '
but thi latodern tanoa*NTfey i certaliily away
from tt.i
PHONETALKSMAY
GOTO GRAND JURY
_
.Strong Intimates' Talley
Demands That Body Get
Wire Tapping Records.
FARRELL INSISTS .
ON PUBLIC APOLOGY
Police Squad Identifies Nntes of
Convcrsations- Hcaring Off
1 Until Mondav.
Rerorda of thnae 1"0 telephone con-;
ver.aations bennnt* Ofl < ommiflflionor
Strong'a inveatigation of State char- ?
4'hirh were gained by the wire
tapping aqijad of the police. may yot
!':nd their way into the handa of grand
Jurora ar.d ti,?. Diatrict Attorney.
Comi ? ? 81 r >ng, at Ihe hear
Bg n the Bar Aafloeiation rooma
terday, intimated thnr thia mn:.
their deatinat on, Alfred, J. Ta i .
counael r'or Dr, D. < Potter, I'ran
Potter and Father Farrell all of
rhom flgura ? ? eoBveraationa
demande.l that Iha BOBl
to the grand jur> BO "that body can
decide whether h erime has bern com
mitted, or whetr.er the righta of cit
ireng have been groaaly vi( i I
The recordi themielvei Commia
a:or-,er Strong na- BOl ? ' deeided to
bdmit aa evidence
tion, aaaerting I it tl of hi*
reaearrh does nol inc ' ng f"r
a crime. He apenl yeaterday morn
ing, however. in having the five i
berg of the poliee wire tapptng
Identify Ihe recorda. They were then
flled wnere they 441II be i.f ea ? ae
cess if it dec dad to admit them
ta evidence.
Tell* What Keeord* BB8V,
"There are approximately 100 of
thoaa reeordfl," tha l 0 ei an
nounced. They tend to Indieate th.*
axiatence of u eombinotion between
rersona, aoma of whom apparently
hava heen witneaaei before thia in
veatigatioB, and aoma of wh.>m have
not
"The record": point to an effort on ,
the parta ot theae peraoni to:
"1 Attompt to induee the Governor]
to revoke or eancel thia commii
"2 To attaek aad diseredit the
eemmisflion il 1 I
"H To attaek and diseredit the
r'.ient.a of Mr. Hotch
"4 To apiril pei ',rij deaired ai
witneasea .144.. from rhe juriadietion j
0' the court and 1 ?" ? ? eon m lion;
aad
To ad t il neiiei 44 hai
aay and a hat nol to ibj a hili
the stand.
"Much of thia ia axtremely letioua,]
and may later be tranamitted to the
Diatrict Attorney for the grand
Junr."
The hearing waa adjourned ol r.oon
yeaterday and will nol reconvene un-'
til Monaa*. 4' hen w illiam Hot.
eouniel for ? hai i
1 Kingsbury, nnd John M. Bowera,
, oounael tor the State Uoard of CI i
ties, will sum UP.
Father Farrell, Deai Potter and
Blahop McDonnell al! iaiued tati
rnenta or: the wire tappiag 81
\ eaterday.
I'arrell llemands Apology.
"I'nleaa Mayor Mitcl ?
miaaioner Wood* make a publii
ogi. placing me ln a repul abl
?? the community, i will
raatti ? ? " Fathei Far
rell declared. "Under the preaent
conditior, of alfaira, thej lave pu
in the eriminal elaaa. We have
Ita knowledge rhat i i? were
tapped aml thal < ardinol I ..?
wire v?rs meddled with."
"I eonaider tha wire tapping inci
. dent a th? right
? of Individuala." Biihop McDonnell
atated. "I expeel one of two tl
Either a retractloi
i tiena made. or thal i who hava
made the ehargea wi forward
end provp ?
Dean Potter aaid:
"So far, they have admitt'd .
Ing in on three win 11 u a
begianiag. It ii to be hoped they
ba eompelled ? i admil the f ill
extent to which their eriminal mva
aion of private rigl | ? I gone."
TO GIVE YIDDISH CONCERT
Seidel Rn.ner to Make Only Appear
aaee Ta-aaorroa Night.
The only | n thia '
? ? ??. bj Si di; Roi ner, thi I
. ompoaer, a ill take pla. ? I
morrow night ln Carnegie Hall. Rov-1
ner w 111 lei
? ?( of 100. The n I en bj
hai been lel to H? brew hyn
Among thoae who ? taken boxea
are Thomaa Motl Oaborne, Georga W,
Kirehwey, Marcui M. Marka, Cii
vice Commiisioner Henry Moakov I
Judga <>';-';.?.a Hartman and ea Go*
ernor W I. iam P il
Churchill's
More than a Reataurant?
A Broadway Inatitution
Broadway & 49th Street
ICAVANAGH Sl
I Restaurant I
| 258-260 WEST 23rd ST. 1
FAMOUS FOR
Sea Food Specialtiei
Delicioui Steaki and Chopi j|
?E All the Seasnn'i Delicaciei =
?= Courteaiea to l.adiea I 'nattended H
r= =
= Newly Fnlarged Banquet Rooma =
I Muai, Fatnhliahed 40 Yeara j=
lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimni
CttcllOttV*
14th Street, atar Fourtb Arenae.
GUARANTY FOOD LABELS
GOOD UNTIL 1918
Federal Order Extends Time for
Use of Supply on Hand.
1-'- rr TV. Trt' ira Rurrgu )
Waahington. April 20. Labeli of
food and drug producua eontaining the
guaranty legend and aerial number
iflflued under tho food and druga act,
\41 i e h w.re prin'ed pr:or to May I, Iti 4,
may be u?ed until May I, 1018, accord
;ng to a decifliOB to-day of the Acting
.Secretary of th* Treasury, the BOCra
tary of A;;rirulture ard the Acting Sec?
retary of ( ommerre.
1 hia deciaiOB waa iaaued only after
the lirpartmcnt of Agriculture had held
a hearing to aarertain the number of
labe 1 hearing the guaranty legend and
aer al namber remaining aaaaad in the
handa of the food and drug induatriea.
It arai found that manufacturers and
dealera la food and drug produeta gen
erally have removed the guaranty legend
and the aerial number from labela print
? : | re rhe adopfon of the amend
mer.t prohibiting their further uae.
Some atanofacturero, however, hava
on band large number* af labela. roat
ng 'I.ou?ands of dollara, printed Ifl
good faith under previoua regulation*.
i r o apecial board recommended that in
vien of the heavy losgea which minu
facturera would auffer if they were BOt
red to ua* the lahels printed prior
t,i May S. 1914, an extension of two
years be graated.
BIDDINGER'S FREEDOM
PUT UP TO WHITMAN
FigW for Writ Here Postponed
Pending Hearing
Ar. agreement wa* reached ye'terday
in the tlght to rxtradite (iuy Biddinger
te i hicago. The habeaa corpua pro
eeedinga aet for to-day before Jur-tice
Bijur will be adjourned pendir.g the re
ei naideratiofl of the mae aext Wedaea
daj by Governor Whitaaaa.
Biddinger's attorneys, led by MoBea
H Groaamaa, and reinforeed by Robert
I I antwell, ol .'hicago, are confident
?n will reemd hia extradition
warrant.
1 he) would try to convinc* Governor
Whitman, Mr. (antwell aaid, that the
extradition 4va>? contrary to the !aw ol
It waa baaed on papera. hr
aaid, 4\hich Governor Ilunne of Illinoia
had ligned without knowing their con
Govemor I'unne was ready to
withdraw h;s reojueel for the return of
Biddinger. The laaryera expected to
have a I'ommunication from I?unne to
bnck up the requeat Governor Hatflcld
U/efll Virginta w-ould make Ifl per
anri before Whitman to reacind the war
? . '
II. Leo Weil, at whoae inatance the
BCtiofl againr-t Biddinger waa taken,
conferred yeaterday with rhe BttornOyi
n preaenting Illinoia. He aaid they wer?
prepared to combat whatever argu
menta might be placed before Whit?
man.
LOEW GETS BRISBANE LAND
Will Krert New Theatre at ISSfh Street
and Seventh Avenue.
Marcus I.oew, the vaudeville king, an
nounccd laat night tha*. he had pur
, ? I from Arthur Hrisbar.e t.tle to
h lMrf;e jdnt of ground and buildinga in
126th Street, near Seventh Avenue,
which he p'.an.a to erect at once
a new theatre ar.d roof garden.
The theatre, with 2,.".00 aeuts, will b?
00 the ground floor. Three flcora \4..;
|.?. devoted to otHeefl, and the roof gar
dl D will extend the dej-th of the build?
ing to 12Cth Street.
a
Poor Baby Needs Oo-Cart.
I*hi ri ifl uae for that go-cart the baby
! BB OUtgrOWfl und that haa heen left to
gather dual ifl the Htoreroom. By aead
ing it or a diauaed baby carnnge to the
Bureau of tbe Aaaoeiatioa for
Improving the Condition of the Poor.
106 Eaflt Twenty aecond St-eet, vou
may bring happirea. to a poor mother
,., j health to a baby who otherwia..
a-.i to i.e indoora at hr me.
MERCHANTS GET
5,000 MEWBERS
1,524 Recruits Obtained by
Association During Two
Weeks' Campaign.
EXTENSIVE PLANS
TO BE UNDERTAKEN
Harbor and Dock Improvetnents
Being Devised by Several
Expert Cornmittees.
The campaign of the Merchanta' As
aociation of New York to increase ita
memberahip was officially ended yea?
terday afternoon by a luncheon in the
bnllroom of the Hotel Biltmore. All ex
cept ft half-do;en of the hundred com
mittees which have been beaiegmg buai?
neaa houaea and firms for the laat two
WOOka turned in their final reporta,
whieh aaaure the minimum member
tihip of 5,000 for whieh tha aaaoeiation
has been itriving, Theee report. added
111 aoplieatiooi te the 1.104 a readj vr
liflteo during thi eampaign. making the
Merehanta' AaaociatioB of New Vork
the greateat community eommercial
organTtatiofl Ib tha world Every larg,?
. the city ar.d every type ,,f bufli
ri"-M are nor* repreaented, from baaka
and mantifactonea to aaaociationa of
lawyera, doctor* and architecta. Fnr
thefir-u time New York'a buaineaa ard
professional interests are mobiliaed for
united action.
After the luncheon William Frllowes
Morgan. preaidoBl of the aflflociation,
congratulated the eommittCOfl OB their
itieeeiafal a rk 8, C. hteadc, aeeretary,
then Bflked for the reporta. Committee
24 carried off *.he honora of the day by
reporting that thirty-one new member?
had been brought down during the
morning'.s hunt. Walter H. Merrill,
treusurer ol Acker, Merra'.l & Condit,
44ii4 rha:rman of the day'-. h'.ue ribbon
committee. William L Fish, for Com?
mittee. 26, reported thirty recruits, and
Johr, Buckle, for ( ommittee IT, tweoty
rhe '.am headed by Mr. Buckle,
however, earried o*Y the pnze for the
erit-.re eampaign with a total of ninety
three new nembera. A committee head?
ed h> William Loeb, jr., reported thal
it had rounded up lUCh mOB as ? laronea
H. Maekay, Daniel Guggenheim, Geoiwa
w. Perkina, S. Perkini and Thomai W.
Lamont David Belasco, repreaenting
the theatrical interest-. of the eity, was
alao added to the roll yeaterday.
Added reveoue that h memberahip of
flve thouaaod will give the aaaoeiation
ii expected to enable It to earry out
the programme outlined for the r.ex*
-.ear Tnta includei enlarging foreign
trade, u Bcioattflc plan for rhe harbor
and doeka of the eity aad aatabliahing
n legialatlva bureau. The aaaoeiation
already i.a- t!.?.r?;.- eommitteea of nnaa
ciers. buainess nnd profeaaional men
engaged Ib lohriog many of the per
plexitig problema.
Al tha gueat table were Freaident
.'. ,.in Fellowea Morgan, Henry K.
rowno, Clarenee Wi,|? man, William A.
Marblo, William C. Broed, William
llamlin Child", iharles H. I.umh, Jaiaei
Crawford MeCreery, John B. Six, Kd
warri D. 1'age, Walter Scott, William R.
Willeox, Ntcholafl F. Brady. Lawrenee
M. Ii. IfeGuire, Daniel P. Morse, P, P.
Dalaell and I?. I. MacKaj
Major Oeneral Wood wa? to have
>.. ona of the ipeakera nt the
luncheon, but hia dutiea prevented him
from attondiag. In addition to Preai?
dent Morgan, apeechei nrere made by
Arthur Wllliama, head af Iha member?
ahip eommlttee, and Lawrenee M. D.
MeGuire, pr,..i,!i.!.' of the A.-sociation
of Real Eatatc Brokera.
The
"DROOPLO"
Another excluaive and
original YOUNG Soft Hat
for Spring- all Colors
Bor-o_l.no Italian Soft Hate in oww
ehapee
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Better Prepared than ever to meet your require
ments in Clothes and Haberdashery for Easter.
Strotlger Values, too, for we are giving you every
advantagc of purchases made prior to advances
in cost of material.
Prices guaranteed throughout the season.
^ie&^e- *v- /vfertJd?*^
Fifth Ave. Building- Broadway Cor 24 th St.
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RECTOR'S
ilAmerica's Leading Restaurant"
To Dine Well Make To-Night Vour Rcctor Night
A la Carte in Alain Dining Room
Special Dinner in Hall Room de Luxe
at $1.50 a Cover
l.ntertainment and Dancing on l.oth lloors
BROADWAY & 48TH ST.
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AOVEKTtSEMENT.
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VV E'RE taking a vast deal of space in
* * the newspapers to tell you about
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But?when all is said and done the
vitally important thing is for you to see
them.
That's the only real way to learn of the
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the wide varietv of our
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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* "4*4,1
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?? . , . ,, "Varsity Fifty Five," a ffroup of live,
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