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New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
FoREcLosuhE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
kose NaseI. plaintiff against Julia Taggarc
alid others. dsfendants.-Tn pursuance OF d
5n.snent OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
.n.-i-a N the above-entitled action and bearing
udte sne 5th day OF January. 1910. I. the under
slsnea the Referee in said Judgment named. Will
sell at public auction. at the Exchange sales
Ioo. Nos. A16 Vesey street. in the Borough
~ 81 shnattan- City OF New York the 2st1
9ay. oy Samuel Marx. auctioneer. the premises
49, -Ssteu oy said Judgment 10 be sold. and there-
ni - asscsinef as follows: All that certain lot.
49, " parcel OF land with the buildings rhe-eo1
TI-scesu situate. lying and being in the Twelfth
Ndtu OF tns city OF New York. Borough or Man.
Hdttsh bounded and described follows. Be
sInhihs az point on the northcrly side OF ono
hundred and eighteenth street distant Two hun
uleu ana thirty one (23lt feet westerly from tbs
nortEerly and parallel with second Avenue one
nuIiGIed tluol feet and ten 30, inches 10 r1s
CentIe i nne ot the block. thence westerly along
es '.L eeltte me and parallel with the EorrhsrfT
SIDE or One hundred and eighteenth Strces
tWenty-ntne (2si feet. thence so4ithertv and azai
paIanei with Second Avenue One hundred ff0fD
leet ana ten (lOl inches 10 The northerfy side os
one hundred and eighteenth street. and Themes.
essterty along the said northerfv side OF Cus
L-st 20 me point or place OF beginning. Ex-
ceptinS. however. a strip OF zrourt not exceed
ing two - inches In width the extreme west
northeriy side OF One hundred ard eighteenth
Street and extending hack 70 A depth 0S uox
more Than tyNenty-ntSs t2ap feet. said strip hav-
OK said premises the owner OF the property
next adjoining on tns westerly side for the rcs-
son thar the adjoining premises sncroached u7o1
the said strip OF Land 30 conveyed
Dated New Tors. January sth. 1910
HERMAN Joseph. Referee.
H. u GLASS. Attornev tor Pfaintf-. a.
Chambers 81 Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York
The following Is a diagram OF the rrorert- IN
ilsth street. View York city. 5orouzh cf Man
haitian
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Concerning Health and Beauty

and the advice that is consequently show
cred upon her She is instructed to keep
slender, to hold up her head, TO dress her
hair higher, TO abandon short skirts. TO
wear high heels, TO affect trailing gowns.
TO wear stripes and high trimmed hats and
10 to do various tricks, consisting of run
ning, jumping, skipping. stretching and
reaching. None OF these things do a bit of
good, she has discovered. Even in stripes
and a trailing skirt her five feet no inches
are still apparent. So she has resigned
hersef to being perfection IN miniature
ana only wishes other people would do the
same.
The high tea" has fallen under the
han of dietitians. Instead of being high.
fhey say this conglomeration Of cold meats.
sally-lunns, cakes, jams, salads and so
forth is really very low In nutritive
value and. like the House OF Lords. ought
10 DC abolished as useless and dangerous.
our evening meal, they say. ought to he a
not one, and the only virtue Of cold meat
u that IL saves trouble. The French and
italians, always held up as models 10 the
COOK wouldn't insult their stomachs with
tpen food. and being, as is we'll known
OF an economical turn. they avoid the waste
OF leftover meat by buying only enough
iof each meal and eating II all at one sit
lhg The human stomach. IL appears.
ie never was intended for cold food, except
IN very hot weather. If II ever was il
1as now befenle 50 accustomed 10 ths re-
hnNmentF Of civilization Ahat its original
capacities do not matter.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

skirt joined TO a body lining. White serge.
with yoke of baby Irish lace, is the ma
terial illustrated. but all those used for
girls dresses are appropriate
The quantity OF material required for the
medium size ten years. is five and one
half yards "a or 27 inches wide, four and
one-half yards 80 inches wide or three and
one-half yards Al inches wide, with one
fourth of a yard OF all-over lace and one
half yard OF silk for piping and trimming
The pattern. No. 6,54z is cut in sizes for
girls 6, E, 10 and u years Of age, and will be
mailed to any address on receipt OF 10 cents
Please give number Of pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-York Tribune. II in a hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-cent stamp, and we
will mail by letter postage in sealed en-
velope
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
MOTHERS BEHIND SToVER.
Club Stands by the New Park Commits
sioner.

If Charles 3. Slower the new Park Com
missioner, lets the public walk on the grass
in Central Park and gets scoIded for 1t he
VIII find the New York City Mothers Club
ready to back him up. The Mothers re-
solved on this at their meeting at the Hotel
Martha Washington yesterday, after a talk
by Howard Bradstreet. secretary of the
Parks and Fairgrounds Association OF
New York City.
New York. said Mr.. Bradstreet, has
never before had a man at the head of the
Park Department who understood the
cial value OF parks. We've got one now.
Mr.. Slower knows that the lawns in Central
Park can be stepped on without the total
destruction OF our city charter but when
he lets the public on those holy and sacred
lawns there will probably be plenty of peo-
pie to say. Tut, tut, he's destroyingssthe
landscape values of our beautiful park.
That will be the time when every woman
here ought 10 form herself into a COM
mittee of one TO defend him.
The Mothers had asked Ernest k Coul-
ter. clerk of the Children's Court and
president of the Big Brother Movement 10
tell them how they could be Big sisters to
the girls brought to the Children's Court
but Mr. Coulter crushed their charitable am
bitions in that direction.
There are more women ready to help
girls at the Children's Court than there are
girls to be helped" he said. ''Ir there's a
girl to be rescued. all I have TO do is to get
busy the telephone. But if you want TO
be big sisters to somebody, you can find
plenty of girls in the missions and shelters
and streets of New York who need you"
The Mothers Immediately passed reso-
luton TO appoint q committee TO find some
girls TO whom they could be sisters. They
also directed the secretary of the club TO
write Mr.. Slower that they would defend
him to the last ditch.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
BERKELEY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
I'D Street q West End Avenue
For Young Ladies-City.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Society for the Relief OF Poor WiGows with
Winter, Gustav sch:nitt: Christopher r. Brana-
gan; Mary Branagan. his wife. the said name
MARY" being fictitious the true first name Of
said defendant Mary Branagan being unknown
10 plaintiff. plaintifr intending thereby 10 desis-
nate the wife OF said Christopher r. Branagan;
Claude l. Taylor; Pierre Gallo; James Togna;
Mary Monroe; Georgi Ruhino; Harrr snlith; s me
Iobn Doe oi, and iehar Roe being fictitous the
true names OF said defendants being unknown 70
plaintiff plaintiff intending thereby te designate
occupants or tenants of the naortsased premises,
TO tho above named Defendants: You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint IN
upon the Plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
csivs ~ the dav OF service. and IN ease Of vour
failure TO appear or answer. Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief de-
rlanded in the complaint
Dated. November I. 1909.
MILLER KING, LANE & TRAFFORD. Plain
tins Attorneys. Office and Post Office address.
No. so Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
To Christopher r. Branagan ana Mary Brana-
gan, his WIFE, the said name Mary ueing
fictitious, the true nrst name OF said defendant
Mary Branagau being unknown 10 plaintiff.
plaintiff intending thereby 10 designate the wifs
of said Christopher r Branagan above named
~ HoSorahIs Fiward a Amend. one or ras ms
~ tics ~ th s.nre Sor1 az the ss s, o. s 1 Nus,
York. dated the 3rd day OF January. 1910. and
fled herein with the complaint in the office OF
County Court House. Borough oc Manhattan.
City OF New York.
Dated New York. January 3rd. 1910
MILLER KING. LANE 4 TRAFFORD A.
torneys for Plaintiff. once and Post Oeics ad-
dress. ~ Broadway Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE of NEW
York County Of New YOrk-Juius Auerbach
pIaintiff against InternatiOnale Wolfram Lam
pen Aktien Gescllschsft. defendant.-Trial de-
sired in New York County To the above named
defendant: You hereby summoned 10
answer the complaint In this action. and 10
serve 2 copy OF your answer on tho PLAINTIFFS
attorneys within twenty days after the service
OF this summons. exclusive OF the day OF SER
vice. and IN OF your failure TO appear or
answer, judgment viii be taken against YOU by
default for the relief demanded in the con-
plant
Dated October 3Oth. 1909
FOULDS q OiALI-AND. Plaintfffs AttOr-
neys. Office and Postoffice Address No
To internationeie Wolfram Lampen Aktien
mons Is served upon you by publication pursuant
order OF Hon Charles r. MacLean. a jus
tice OF tn supreme Court. dated the 27th day
or November, 1909. and hled with the complaint
in the office Of the Clerk OF the County of New
York. at the County Court House, IN the Ror-
ough of Manhattan, City OF New York on the
10th cf November. 1909 The original summons
and complaint In thi- action were fled in said
County Clerks office November list 1909.
Dated New York, November 20 1900
FOJLDS & GAII.ANp
Plaintrs Attorneys. y Broad stre@t,
New York city.
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of Interest TO Women
WEEKEND PARTIES
These n fairs Not Al Pleasure
for the Hostess

Much is being said as to the duties of the
man or girl who is in frequent demand for
weeS ends, but little is heard OF the prob
lens that confront the hostess at such
times As rule week end means from
Friday over Sunday, but for very dear
friends it begins on Thursday
Even the experienced hostess with ex-
perlsnced servants docs not find weekend
entertaining an unalioyed pleasure. To be-
Sin with, the automobile or carriage must
be sent 10 the train TO meet the guests
OFTEN careless person misses the train,
which means the bother of sending again.
Frequently. too. there is trouble with the
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

To all the well known dangers of the
motor car mas been added a dreadful new
one. heretofore unsuspected. A London
physician has discovered that ii induces
obesity and has felt il necessary 10 deliver
to several OF his wealthy patients the stern
uItimatum, Your figure or your motor
The trouble with motoring is that It com
hines fresh air and the exhilarauon or
rapid movement with an almost total al
sence of physical exertion. Hence an IN
crease of appetite. with no exercise 10
eounterbaIance it. Formerly if people want
ed fresh air they had TO make "ttle
effort 10 get II. To-day one may scour the
earth in a motor car with almost as little
sxertion as II one were iolling In an easy
chair al hcule.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
ELUSIVE TOUCHES
LITTLE Things That Count in
E-ening Goscns.

r-,,h the help Of the ready-rlaoe eofsases
VIE -. ,nat are being offered IN the
and '-..s 80 u,a;xjng OF an evening gown
SHOPS assnt time seems an easy matter
a. Nne 6eceitfuI are appearancesi The
Eat ~ rho has experimental with the
No..@ and the draped skirt knows that
'lh.. * nothing quite so elusive ene IN
rss,. tne On .he dresEnak.ns line as the
S--ss - which dinerentiates the work OK the
''o. o'-. e-,r, that Of the amateur in the
adjustment Of these draPeries,
The combination Of seVeral coicIs A-.u
snnricz. which is the prsoofiiiia'lhs "0.E
3, the latest fashion cry Is seen 70 as
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
MENU FOR WEDNESDAY.

BREAKFAST
Mixed fruits
Spanish omeet. Fried hominy.
Corn mullins. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Beef loaf. Spiced grapes
Fried graham mullins
Tea.
DINNER.
Tomato soup with macaroni
Mutton stew.
CaulinoweT with drawn butter sauce
Lettuce salad
Jelly dumplinss
Black coffee,
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Az g"


The approximate amount cr the lien CT charz,
iasfg 6, W.eh :. e tHs *. above ssscTsa PForsy Is
fro e $50 sod . wIta 20 SSs
sum OF s724 So with interest from the 11th day
OF December. 1aos together with costs and
from Decenber Is. iaos. togsther with the ez-
penses or the sale The approximate amount o
liens. which be allowed th- purchaser
9gT .a OF the 1 PF5sss % "a 5 GIsy galf
will % sole subject 70 a nIsr msrtsas. %
Twenty-seven Thousand S27, ,0oo Dollars. win
interest from the 1st day OF MAY. 1899
LOUIS JERsAWTrz. Rsfes.e.
suPREd4 coTR7I eoUSTY 81, 9r NV ., To5S PIX,
Eany. plaintiffs. ssainst Arns,ertaSn aeidtns
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclcsur, and
sale duly made and entered In rhe accve en-
titlsd action o and bearing daIs ne lsss day ..
in said Judgment named. viii sell at public an
Tessv Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan cry
OF New York. on the 26rh day OF January. tNo.
y o'clock noon on thar day. hy samuel Afasx-
ment TO be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel ct land
with the building and improvements thereon
sqs slsaSs nS y 4s a1g St Gl Ne ne S 81 a.
described as foIlows-
Beginning ar a point On the northeriy sids st
I72d Street. distant Two hundred and Jhirry-ens
feet three inches Cc31Sl westerly from the cor,
ner formed BY ths intersection OF the rortherlT
Amsterdam avenue: thence northeriy. parallels
inches Cs4 81 thence westerly parallel with 17af
Street. forty-three feet nine inches G439; themes
southeriy. parallel with Amsterdam Avenue
ninsty-four feet SIX inches Gao 70 the north
erIy side OF 1T2c Street, and thence eastsriy.
along the norrherly side OF 172d Street. forry>-
three feet nine inches (4ss1 to the point or pIsos
OF beginning
said premises being known numbers -
517 West 1I2d Street.
Dated New York, December 81 1909
LOUIS JERSAWTTZ, Rere-,e.
JAMES. SCHELL & ELKUS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. No 10 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following IS a diagram oc the prcpsrr-
be sold; It's street numbers are 515-517 West 1-,a
Street.
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Girls dresses made in Jersey style are
very becoming This one is novel and at
Sractive and can be treated In two quite
different ways. As illustrated, the skirt is
Joined TO the jersey portion. making a one
piece dress, but if preferred the jersey por-
ton could be finished separately and the
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
FRIED GRAHAM MUFFINs.

For the fried graham mullins which are
especially welcome on a cold day, measure
out one and half pints of graham meal.
half a pint OF white flour. half a cupfuI
of sugar, a teaspoonful of salt, a teaspoon
ful OF soda and two teaspooufuls OF cream
of tartar or two rounded teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder. Adj slowly a pint Of milk
and two well beaten eggs. beating all
thoroughly together till smooth mass is
formed. Fry In boiling hot fat like dough
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TT2d ST.

lid ST.
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
70 satisfy which the above described property IL
be sold. Is S7.2O61 Is. with interest thereon
from the 1sr day OF December. 1905: also tbs
sum OF $50. with interest thereon rom the llrh
day OF December, 1905. together with cnsts and
allowance amounting 20 SS76@65. with interest,"
from December lS. 1905. together with the
penSes OF the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes, assessments and water rates other
liens which are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser
our OF the purchase money, OF paid by tho
referee. IS 81. oSS Is and interest Said premises
viii be sold subject % a first mortgage OF Twen-
ty-seven Thousand $4,000 Dollars with inter-
est from the 26th day OF November. 1909.
Dated New York. December ST. 1909
LOUIS JERSAWITZ Referee
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her homo. No. ia Madison avenue. Mrs.
John Wells Finch will give a luncheon the
same day at the Colony Club for Mrs. Har-
riot Stanton Blatch, Mrs. Carrie Chairman
Gait and Or. Anna Shaw. who are to be the
speakers at this meeting.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
TOMATO SOUP WITH MacAaoN,

The leftover mscaroni OF Yesterdays
dish NAV he used In the soup II there is
none left. rice may he used. as IL is NOT
particularly desirable &c have nascaroni or
any one foodstur two DAYS in succession.
unless there are left-overs 20 be utilized
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
JELLY puMpL,Nos

Prepare very dslieats biscuit dough
that Is rich with butter Roll II our 10
about half an inch in thickness. Spread
thicLly with raspberry lam or currant
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

tslls. and cut IN in half Press the two
LAYERS together sandwich "a shion and put
them into a shallow baking pan that has
taen buttsred Bake in an oven hot enough
like a short,ak@. or If preferred, with
brandy sauce.
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The approximate amount os rh- lien chaxz-.
70 satisfy which the sboye-dsEcribed property -
the 4th dav Of January. 1910 together win costs
and allowances amounting % S332- Ss. with inter
expenses of the sale The spprsxirnst. aIr,,1rr
ef the ta1sss. assessments and water rsr-= o.
chaser ont OF the purchase nonev- CT paid b.
tbs Referee is s702 31-10o and interest sait
now lien thereon uron winch theirs IS lrc-v
due and unpaid the OF 81. eco with Interest,"
'hfsss nsfs isom Es tss 9r ls' szy eT 95Ooss 1909
HERAtAN Joseph. Ret.r.-
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
pany. PIantiffs. against AnssSsrdam HoIdins
Company et al. defendants Action No l
and sac. I ,s,s a5S sTSnss, G i 49,
eati5led action and bearing date the 18TH d.
T7as-ss ~ l. ne 50. g,
pnnilc auction at the Exchange Sal-srccfn- NOS
i4-l6 vesey Street in the Borough or Manhat.
January. 1910 az u O'Clock noon on thar dav.
oy samuel Marx. Auctioueer. the premises d.
EecLsT oy sad Judgment 70 be sold and therein
Al that certain lot piece. or parcel OF land.
situate. lying. and being IN the Borough ..
Manhattan. OF the CITY oc New York. IN ths
county and STATE Of New York. bounded and
Beginning at point on the rorth--fv sids
seven feet six inches ds7-s1 Wssts-i1 from Jhs
corner formed BY the intersection OF the ner5h
0lAI ottf7 CT 1t1i otr>1t WIN L1e WeSte-lJ si17
or Amsterdam Avenue. thence northsrly. parai-
lei with Amsterdam Avenue uinsty-four rae-
sl2 inches Dad: thence westerly. parallel vttn
112d Street forry-thrss feet nine inches as als
thence southsFly. parallel With Arnsrerdann Ave-
nue. nirsry-four feet SIX inches "a 81 70 rrs
norrherly side OF ira StreeL and th-ncs .ssteris
along the uorthsriy side Of 172d Street corty
three feet nine inches (3sl 20 the point or placs
Of beginning
Said premises being known a. Numbers 5iis
SIS West 172d Street
Dated New York December 81 1909
LOUIS JERSAWITZ Pese-s-
JAMES. SCEELIs & ELKCS. Attorneys fcp
Plaintiffs No ITO BrCadwaT, Borough &C
Manhattan. New York City.
The following is q diagram Of the property
TO ne sold; it's street numbers are A1-sfS Vest
lid Street.
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MUTTON STEM.

The rnutten stew Is made with rotatos
and vegetables, and, therefore. II Is not
necessary to serve potatoes separately.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONTRACT So

CONIAACI a.
CATSKILL AQUEDUCT.
SEALED BIDS viii be received by the
srs az Mew YORK spP until n II NJ on slo a 2ga
ary II. 1910. for Contract 50 for the construc-
of the Catskill aqueduct. The work includes
three tunnels on the hydraulic gradient aggre-
saSihf sish by is feet wide inside and % two % T rss
feet high by 1st feet wide inside: and about
ent-and ire cover w aqueduct. i71s feet high sH "a
feet vide inside. The work Is located in the
towns OF Mt. Pleasant and Greenburgh. west
chester County. New York.
At the aoove time and place the bids will
ta,nins Rf Information for bidders and pamphlets
of contract drawings can be obtained at Room
SUM s11 OF Of ten dollars Gs1o5 for each pam6hiets
For further particulars see Information for
Bidders.
JOHN A: BENsEL. President:
CHARLES n. CHADWICK
commissioner of the board Of Water Supply.
THOMAS HAssETT. Secretary.
CONTRACT ss
CATsKILL AQUEDUCT
SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF Water Supply. in Room s1O, 200
Broadway, New York, until IL A. NJ. on Jan
struction of seven steel pipe sphons consist
ing of rtveted steel shells feet 9 inches and
veIoped with concrete and lined with Portland
cement mortar. aggregating 2.6 miles: also
several stretches OF aqueduct In open cut and
on embankment or cut-and-cover aaueduct.
aggregating about go feet. The work is
located in the Towns of Yorktown, Mt. Pleas
ant and Greenburg. and the City of Yonkers
Westchester County, New York.
At the above time and place the bids will
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders and pamphlets
OF contract drawings can be obtained at Room
eoG ar the above address by depositing the
sum OF Ten Dollars (s10) for each pamphlet
For further particulars see Information for
JOHN A BENsEL- President:
CHARLES n. CHADWICK,
CHARLES A. SHAW
commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply
! WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
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LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION MEETS.

All women are cordially invited TO attend
the devotional meetings of the Ladies'
Christian Union, held every Wednesday at
Il o'clock in the chapel of the Collegiate
Church, Fifth avenue and 4sth street
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

Know your country-its
riches and resources, its
National and State Govern
ments-the newest Laws
and Legislation. Learn i'm
portaut facts Of other Coun-
tries-the Consular Service,
etc, Exports and Imports.
Study our InsuIar Posses
sions-their importance and
value-how they are gov
erned. Read up on the New
Tariff "a complete sum-
mary. Have at hand at all
times handy book that will
give at glance a thousand
and one facts and bits of
important information. Buv
the TRIBUNE ALMANAC
for 1910.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

III NnHarr L@lte OF tn. af- Mr. toh-
Tern. Langley Fark. Wick Sectl4 And " hls
heir az law. = requested 70 cornrauntcst. xir.
Messrs LElrH & BRUCE Solicitors. wick.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

An anti-kissing league recently formed
In Brussels has issued a manifesto. In
which il states that in the act of oseula-
tion the microbes which live in the human
,,o,,tl do A sort Of looping the-loop trick
from one mouth 70 another Kissing is
.,aslsaious' under certain circumstances.
the league admits. but extremely danger
enc thousand diseases being susceptible
of transmission through such contact
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

uttie woman who is fairly eontented
- ,.ta herself as nature made her says
that the greatest disadvsntage of her state
= ,,,s assumption of al her friends, rels-
tiyes and acausintances that she wants
"a ada a couple OF inches TO her stature
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

FORBES ROBERTSON THEIR GUEST
Forbes Robertson, who is 10 preside at
the meeting of the Equal Franchise So
ciety at the Garden Theatre on Thursday
afternoon. January -, will be entertained
at luncheon on the same day by Mrs. Clar-
ence Mackay. president OF the society, at
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FLORIDA.
EXCURSIONS.

ONLY SUNSHINE AND CoNTENTNENr
ON THE EAST COAST OF FLORIDA