New-York tribune. [volume], March 18, 1917, Page 11, Image 11

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?j?uck White
?5 Guardian of,
plag on Tombs
"nTte Sentenced for Burn?
ing Banner Hoist U. S.
Colors
j^U Like New Work
j-tscher Had Choice of
?Cooler" or Caring for
Star.? and Stripes
? ?'
Apt? th* ~
tmttt th- ? -odiar.
i
R_ iu
i-e?
... r
that t-auaod
.
<* True to RH Fist
Guaranteed
Exchange
Locomobiles
The purchaser of a
Gu ?I ?x
ehii? '-mobile
is . I to the
same service, the .
sameattention,care
andr.":i*?i<lerationas
own-Ts of new
Locomobiles. Our
entire serviceorgnn
on stands back
of P.;r (?imrantee.
TVLOCOMOBII.FCO.orA
"A hite impressively, a? he '
carefully wrapped the halliards around
I is.
The orra- prca rr accepted his
loci lit?/, if not with cnthu?i
? ounremrnt, mail??
?
ould take
th* flag i go to th? '
d ?nmcth inf to ?io with it. I'er
. -of* job.
rner and h o
i> ?11 d
?. in the Tomb?
?-.'-.. re rculaung a
??arto. ? ^Hjr, he proved
to he a poor hand at ordir.ar> r
?>?'l that he ct
perform ? | ? and plea?ant
We found that ?a hen we pr
- -.-.. .
' ?bout
? ? ?
ten to his dtxHrin??
nt their time arntng
'.. ne a coo?!
he ?hour ?
?Bk that ir ?
hsve ? : r can <io ?
Or-f ( h'.ire for Prea-hrr
.??.?. and the other? ha-i
-oner ?i ..
"They'd bs | >oler'
reply.
?na-ter of cerer: ? ? ? ? t
the flag? of all ni ire flung into
? ng pol m the back
yard of ths Church of th?' Soe.a.
na? the ira* who
-
upon ? ring 1
Confer Secretly
On Drive Plans
Officials Fail to Invite P. S.
Commissioners to Meeting
with Railroad Executive
I P set, ????:?:?
I '.road, conferred
in the Controller's office jests Fats
Mayor Mitchel, Controller Prenderga?t
and Corporation Counsel Hardy
gard to the West Side improvement
plan?. The conference was secret.
Public Service Commissioner? Travis
i Charle? S. He?er.
who have disputed **".th Mr. Place over
the proposed modifications in the
nlan?, were notified of the conference,
I ted to attend.
Pe*r Tipres?ion, caused by
rrc-ponder.ce between the Public
Service Commissioners and Mr. Place.
that th? ;er the
.ggested by
the commi I Controller rot -
Ir. Whitney and Mr. Harvey that
Mr. Place ? '2 to discuss the
th '.he exception of
?the ?uxge the agreement
1 should be based on a lim;t?-d fraj
?? exchanges
he*?*? ths railroad.
- would not say what
progres? had been made at the confer
-ray toward an agreement on
I suggest?*! moditications in
? at*.- Apparently it is the inten
?re Port and
Terminal Committee of the B<*?
?ate to reach soma a?ree-?r.* with
-ailroad company, it possible, re
c-ardle.*' of the di fereneeg between the
? ommi??ioners snd Mr.
P'ac?.
Women of West
Will Invade Dixie
In Suffrage 'Drive'
Motor Expedition to Spread
Gospel of National
Woman's Party
Alliance Is Planned
Feminine Campaigners Aim
at Political Union with
the South
-
Washington,
that tl ? -iow ripe for a p-.
alliance bf???
St on?] Woman'? Party ?rill send
rnto the ?south on April 1 an expedi
,i?jd Younger, of
California, and composed exclusively
of women voter?.
eh ka-.e no* yet
Ween fully <?rga.n zcl
Woman's Party and erhielt ?r* the
Il of the Democratic party
will I ? by the su ' i|
.
will be cor.duc-?
? ? ? ng
pr.-icina! toe ir i ar.d i
it? convention?
?
I s bold at all capitals. In
: or. ? ? . be sent to the
Dem.-" ?
.-hern mrm1" r
'he Rule? and Judiciary comn,
i The state? to t ? ?elude Vlr*
i erinia. North Carolina. Snntll < arolina.
?r.da. Alabama. Mississippi?
j l.oui?iana. Team \ Kansas, Ken?
' tucky. Wen Vira, laryland.
Half a doten o:ganir??.r? have bean
j .*ent to th? SeutS in advance of the
' woman's part-, leader?. The?e includ??
. ' M--*
... Amidon, of Mortal Dakota; Mrs.
air Thomp.ori. of North Carolina:
'
Mabel Vera laware, am
I -atiham, of Maryland.
? aas interest is Ming s
the Bwthera stat
:he appre
'.\ omen w?r
suffraK ta of 1 i itate, a d ha?/?
to national headquarters for an ? .
i^er. r . women arc n
. the or:- the 3 ppi con?
ference an orric-.al matter. Ths
has offers
tat? toi a?
t neadquarter? from which to rea
women of ths state. He will I
the speakers :?? the conference.
.Major::y I'-acier r,aud?' Kitchir
.? ?. ? Pou. chairman of the
?.Uee, and Repre?entatrv<>
i.ry I'o'??
Will be in the Brat group of < o? .
men to be reached wnen the
squadron srriTes in North ?'a*
.where a c l t* bo as
Charlotte.
cWhat JSu ?etWitk
GOODRICH
BUCK SAFETY TREAD TIRES
- VA I
MU
lili'
?J.il
H
AVE you ?y?a* taken stock what you get WITH aa
vetll aa IN a ?Q<?<lrich Black Safety Tread Tire ?
Yon know, of coarse, you get the best non-skid fabric tire,
the oldest, largest, most skillful rubber manufacturer can
make, and get it at the low standard ONE-PRICES of
the Goodrich Fair List.
You know you get the toughest tread, robber compound
ing has yet produced, and all the seven cardinal tire
virtues?style, comfort, safety, economy, durability, free?
dom from tire trouble, and m?e?age? IN a Goodrich Tire,
But have you looked deep into the Goodrich pie dee of
perfection, ana Goodrich Fair Treatment, which go
WITH each Goodrich tire, ?and require a service worthy
of the good name the^tire bears ?
Goodrich Tires
Must Make Good
IIJJ
JJJJ
mi
If,as occurs in rarest Instance,a tire fail?
to render its service, the B. F. Goodrich
Company is more eager than you that
its short-coming be made good.
Bring back a Goodrich tire that owes
you anything : is Goodrich s invitation
to the world.
Goodrich Pair Treatment at once cancels
any debt of a Goodrich Tut?makes
good quickly, generously, ?and gladly.
Certainty of utmost service is what
you get WITH a Goodrich Tire
ORDER TTlROrr.H VOIR DEALER .
The B. F. Goodrich Co.
Akrtml Ohio
AUo ?atkttr of the Tires oa ?hieb Dat-to Resta <???
the ofcciaJ 1*> 16 Aotomobile Racial Cba?piotaahip-?
Silvertowa Cord Tires
1780 Broadway. Phone Col. 8700
SILVERTOWN'S
DOMINATION OF
1918 AUTO
RACING
T*~? 1915 ?ntof?*???
., a racing aeatvon
brought forth
? me Df ? t ? hal/
hnndrtd Sila-tr
towo victor*.?? th?
fallowing ??pac?a
triumph? o? t h ?
ONLY two-fl*.
cmiU*erd*?r?.
Hational At-tomo
bi'.c Racing - ' a-rv
plonahip. won by?
bario RMta ?aaitn
?tor (>olnta
13.?tl pctnt? BSSSOtf
toward Xtxe chanw
pionahip bjr Or !*????
to?a/*a to ,'.16 by
ALL Iti cemp-ft.
tor? CXIkfBlNED
Sight r percmot. e4
? Utb? p*rt*??? *io
r'rg pc?'??or?. it
A.A.A. emacttoame
I 11 Flrtrt ?*?S~-?*?*
br ALL lt*e?nv
i eitert
"JBv?wt in
tHe Lorry Rixrv
I TEXTANhafibrosole
? r*A )J ruhber. It is water
9ror>i, ?tuh-prrx)f, flexible,
jj-*.ches your shoes per
j |*ctly and outwears any
| leather aole y6u ever
.Wore. Aik your dealer.
TTXTAN
retIby |
. F. J
? _ tL **?
the QOQDRjgM
Sole
__\
The B
|Goodrich
Company
.?Vkroe, Obro
leaaSSss
? -.? Da*al?*ra
?l
Women to Organize
Army of Farmerettes
Khaki-Clad Forces Will T.I! Soil
as Preparedness Move
1 farden ?Q- orot
l?g?I ?f ' il Woman
Suffrage Association. The members"
i - farra? ra havi :?? n . -T- rad
Mat M the most impor
*?? * kind of prepared.!?-, ;-. which
they can enr-age. Kvery suffrage or
ganir.v : have an agricultural
?
muni??
' .?rrieultare, and the na'iona' ?
i of Mr?.
1 .
? ?
Circuit ( irt 4 *.?:?.
?heat,
corn, cats and potatoes on her 1.
farm.
national ?a
to-morrow the cai! "Back tr
Th.- | ?.
ferrr. r
ecretar** of
Ig ..rur?-. an?! x II
?
"There are alrat
! wofflea tnfaf fan
a? labor.
- vesterday. "an?*
number ?
country's food ist be in
eraaacd, ?rhtther arc -.*-<? ?
an(i thu programme ?hould appr^
to pacifist and militar
1 can be preserved in
communal- canning eeatraa, whiek the
arc prepared to organize.
aar, the women ?rill m pr<*
t the men
?
inform of the r.at.or.a! ? .
?
in on the sleeve, with tl -
taa cau.?e. Suffrage
ten 'hrouphout the eeaatry ? .1
nave garden - attaohed,
women car hoe potatoes and onioni
while thtakiag - -??-?-?
work off the ener.- ? 'herto
n parade??
have at lea'* 'vindow boirs to show
plea.
Fire Record
i : a- a- Ha? a r.? ??a- ? t
t
?
n fli r |
< Z4 Va'a ? ? Bins
> >
. -a ? ' .
. Brosts, Ji
"Wettest March 17 Since Flood;"
Greatest Irish Parade Abandoned
Green Banners on the Avenue Drip While the Faithful
Crowd Doorways and the Clan of
Roderick Kennedy Chuckles
; -~r ? -
??.????.??? thousand responded; th
? reased ?B th? clan c
Roder:'? and at
o'clock ~
?
- ?
nh??nr?d or.? of th? n - ?
of th? Ane,en*. Order of Hib?*
KatOt a a- ' arada, a?
? ? if th?
Krrar-j K\. * - ? ? jal *-** mad
- - - - Bee | m
' ? - ?
how ? i had orare?
for fair a-eather, bat it appear? *ha
'-*od** higher un g?"? '?***. ***e rain
and p!? I ' '
A - kdj* for the b'l
show. Grtaa hat?, lilh sweaters an?
gowns of th? -ame color ?
aahioaahl?
and th" Hotel l"a?a
le the dripping
Hotel Nether a re Mayo'
Mitchel was to have ?too?:, ?a? Pi
T. Gilles* he arrange?
ments committee, exp? . .' ? ith a
waiter who mu?"- had brought
in a chicken salad for the z ?
yet arrrrad. R? tcei**ed ?aid
'rom the headquarter? of the e?
organizations that th? parade ha .
?'unani*r.ou?ly ft ? i he ampli?
fied the informa- the explana?
tion that it would he - ? r-me
?
the dirt
ra.n.
.
? i the
r of the < at
the entra?e .rches.
A nioun*. ent up the
line anno - | . r.*rade wai
....
igst? Erii
- ? - -.art of
. and they clur.f tcna
i
"They're ted s late comer
-a*- a rraif.e man
It I | Broadway
turn ovpr a green s.jnal bcarrr.j the
v BStant ?'?r he wa? rebuked by
?he flaming*
red of Eng*!snd, d;.*plajr
? p cenera! corr
of t'? ? itement:
? ?. i for the
.n to ab? march a???
->us Roman <~ath
ha,i contr
??rv.ee of bands feared that the
bo-.-? Hthoat eo
-
? Patrick's Pay In
' -? .
?rrand marshal of the parade. "It
r raiaed HI March I"
?harr.- .- year
we'll rotifer, and the weath
Wilson We?ars Shamrock
Sent by John Redmond
Pros d?M".
'. '?? nita House emp.ove?
?o-day ?rnr? ?pr.fr? of ?hamroc? ?a
) lohn Redmond.
diet leader.
Thrift Week in "Bush City"
Tn? Ru?h Terminai Rranch of th?
YountT M>*n's Christian Association
? . ? - ?
to-mo? irse of the cam
? .i!ue of thlifl
r.al compar
? ?jtcd.
I rhea-?
.. - setion e
?
? Sunday a? ,
?ay.
!
Haiian & Son
Fifth Avenue
Corner 43rd Street
Tomorrow, at this address. \vc open ?>ur
tenth Hanan Store in New York Clit\.
To this modern, well-appointed store
uc invite all who appreciate an oppor?
tunity to huv footwear amid surround?
ings thai have been planned and worked
out to afford the greatest possible com?
mit and convenience.
Here you will find a most complete
assortment of the famous Hanan Shoes
in the finest leathers and newest Sprint*;
models.
11?re you will find also that same
efficient ?service that characterizes ill
I lanan Stores.
\t this new store there is a complete
stock of high grade hosicrv for both men
and women.
Hanan & Son
516 Fifth -avenue
Stern Brothers
West Forty-second Street
(Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue?)
West Forty-third Street
Easter Requirements can be selected advantageously from our charming assortments of
Women's Tailored Suits?. Street, afternoon and Kvening Dresses,
Sports apparel and Separate Skirls
A LI. of which presen, the latest style notes in materials, trinimingi and colorings. Tailoring and finish of an unusually
' high standard enter into the making of these gannents and the prices mil be found very reasonable?_
A Specially Arranged Pre-Easicr Of ferino. To-morrow, of
Women- Tailored Suits?Entirel) Vw Styles
I m gabardine, serge, eunniburl, burella, tweed , faille, 1 iffeta, silk and wool jerseys.
ai $25.00, 29.50, 37.50 and 45.00
Muslin I oderwear
Unusual Values on the Second Floor,
Monday and Tuesday:
Sight Crowns. -I 90c? 1.15, L45to2.85
Envelope Chemises 89c. L.00. L35to2.7a
Corset Coven 50c 69c, 95ctol.50
Combinations, at Of)e, L.29? L.55 & L.75
Also specially selected models in
Crepe d^ Chine Sight Gowns, a( - $3.95
Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises, .S-.W?1
Crepe >\r ( !hine 1 faderbodiei
I s< r trimrn?*d. iri pink -\nr\ ?.????
at 85c
\\ omens
French Laml)>kin
Glace Gloves
Value $130
at $1.15 pair
win IF. (.! <>\ } s
With two buttons and Pan*?
tit ?f mbroid. ry, or with
three rows black embroidery.
Bl A< _ GLOVES
\\ omen's Neckwear
?V?ftc Spring Models on th Main
Floor, ni Remar kabln Ixm !'
With two clasps and one
row self embroidery.
\\ omen's
Net (ollar
Embroidered
- ?.m- ?1. round and
S me
at $1.25
\\ omen's
Net Guimpes
-
?i,
i
at *> 1.55
Women's Organdie Collar
Hand embroidered, in white und dainty color.?.
Spatial at 90c
Woolen Dress Goods ?X Coatings
?
Ar?* lifine -.lio-Hn in ?.r*,?*r?il n? >v ?? | Paria
u?.irm<-!;'..-,. incluilmir Ki-hi -an?! \r*- i lo?ta, Barbara, Mela
fturtu?, I haaaoia Surd?1 Cloth, Silk ?and ? Mfaaere V'ekwra, 1.
?BoI?tm, I ?Hipinr. 1 rir.i;;n<. Poire, Twilli ' i, French
Srrjrrs. Woo! JtTttJ, in {?lam color?, and ?heather mix* -
Special Prier Concessions on the Main Floor:
All \\ ool Shepherd Checks, w ins. wide; black
and while cheeks in various sizes, - - - yard ^l.-O
All Wool Novelty StlitingS,30and5<J ins;induding
fancy checks, mixtures, hair line stripes, in black and
u hit?' and navy and white, also sport striped \ ?lours. ?f 1 ?Oo
Fine Twill Gabardine- and Mannish Serges,
50 arid .">?! inches wide; soft finish, in this season**? _ n_
latest colors, also ?voit, cream and black, - yard vleO?D
New Sj>riii<_ Dress Silks
J group of popular weaves favored for the
ensuing zcaxov, much below prevailing prices.
Chiffon Taffetas, 35 int. : in a full ransre of lighl and
dark shade?*, also white and hlaek: formerly *1.7." yd,
Crepe Georgette, to ins.; in all the latest Spring
colon? also white, flesh and hlaek: formerly $2.00 yd,
Crrpc de Chine. U).inches wide: in evening and
street shades, also white, flesh and hlaek. - - at
Formerly .$1.75 a yard
Imported Chiffon Taffetas, 41 inches wide; best
I end) malee, soft finish, high lustre. - - - at
Formerlv 13.50 a vanl
$1.48
81.35
S1.9S