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New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
SIMPLE GOWNS THE RULE
But Elaborate ColOrs Help 20 Prevent
MonOtony in Appearances.

"E1a5orate simplicity" is q paradoxicaI
term. but il IS also the only one a. 20
describe the Parisiaa u.oaeIs which are TO
be on exhibition az Wan1maker's. Broad
way. Fourth avenue, Sth 90 10Th street. for
the next two or three weeks beginning
to-day. IT, line ana design they are mos.
unostentarlOus and simple. but iu color
combination. On detailed work. In decora-
ton and taorIc they are decidedly rich
and elaborate
said the buyer who had lust returned from
Paris. "Ececnt trlcttes ln clothes are tor
Grated no longer. and d-s gnins Is becOm-
ing more and more p matter 0f art. The
bizarre. extreme things about which one
reads so much iu rnc papers are merely
matters Of curloeifv-Tlsg are NOT bought
nov WORE, but ridiculell This -hantecler
fad is a wonderful rl.us il millinery. for
that is its sphere, aut ll has mo- real con-
neCtion with costumes. unless ono wanted
TO introduce feathcrad garments. COuse-
Gueutlv We are not showing any sO-caHed
Chantecler gowns. except "a few models
in Jhe al0rtous pink color ana the -cinui-
Iatins blue and green cock effects I'm siik.
The gowns are shown ou the third floor
Of the O.1 bWldiD-. each srOun represent
ing ore Of The leading Paris houses. one
group from one ~ The newer houses Isl
ComUosed entirely Of magpie -0Nls.
black aul white creations. with occasion
a1ly q touch Of blue. a few of the models
win ac changed each day during the time
tlac TIE exhibit remains 0pen-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

Carefully remove the shells from the con-
tents and place the eggs" in the nest
arranging them with a view % picturesque
combinations os color. Serve very cold
This dessert may be varied in any way
desired. The eggs can be favored with
orange extract. with 10 colorins. and placed
in a nest OF orange jelly sprinkIed with
candied orange peel and served with a
whipped cream sauce. or. the eggs may
be Colpred green and white only. aavoring
the white with almond and the green with
Iistachio. and placing in a ned OF whipped
cream, with a few fern leaves 10 give %
refreshing suggestion Of spring White
eggs may be- placed in "a bed Of whipped
cream sprinkled with shredded angelica or
else in bed Of the cream colored ereen
with one of the many excellent coIoring
matters that are now for sale.
Ffstachio ice cream. moulded I'm the
shape Of eggs and served with whipped
cream. is another delightful Easter dessert
Tie eggs" So much a part OF Easter
festivities. may. II preferred. appear i'm che
salad one way q preparing an Easter
salad is 70 stun some egss .n q savory
fasaion. arrau-e them i'm nests OF lettuce
aud decorate with green mayonnaise. A
:e,v chopped olives may be srriuaIei among
the lettuce leaves
For another salad. cream cheese. after
seasoning il with chivos. is moulded in the
shape o. eggs. placed IN q nest ~ lettuce
leaves and served with mayonnaise. some
t.u:"s tie eggs or halls Cf cream cheese
arc rolled IN grated Parmesan cheese
Their. again the nest Of lettuce may bs re-
placed by one of celery cut in leraths and
arranged around the egss IN a way that
Stimulates straw
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
home AIDS TO BEAUTY.

teNi'i.ENIOE HEAgwIFIER 9no
GO. .'A."r t.a-'if.r t44t lHII soften
~.s "i.i.H t.r -f.I .ne talk. AWAY t.ac
'-t rA"N. DoHHsr Iouh. is made Iv dis
-'..Ht I".r ounces ui sTurmaN "a = ha g.
lNi at ..f water aud adding Two t,.-
e.n'a E.rserut. Applied To- tEe
f..r fn" arms. This lotion wonder
-.-t improves tls appearance. II rs
- h'.'f trsn Face powder ae II does
N HI fr. face or rua Qff So ease
I gives f.e >kll "a pink. hsalfhr
- .'-''.tsi aupraraure. Spuru1N lu
w .s .rrVuors Ve. and rher. Is nom FIr.,
lE inr removing and preventing
cold sores and ckaYpine of th.
s'iA l0u can huT spurmak and rIr.-
avg drug store.
ht-IFHTTT-L SHAMPOO Soap ana
'F hieh priced. ready prepared sham-
air dangerous 20 us. on the naI~
~ '.' contain alFan which takes th.
'-' ~ thc hair and leaves n drv
tl rttIs and often causes it ~
Fir'i.1. a reliable. refreshing
H made by dissrlriug "a tea-
49,. "i canfhrnN in "a cup of Lat
lt fathers ahuTdsrtI-. cleans
.aE and scalp thoroughly. removes
rt-f, ant stops itching Of Tho spalu.
!. shampoo dries quickly and lrak-s
-. Aalf bright. sort and nufy You can
~ ranfnrnN shampoo al almost ans
r NF lNn can hlN can't flrnN
,oar druggist and shampoo With in
.h TONIC. -Dandrun. itching scalp
itinE ualr with sHiit ends are
it il.' UrC-cuce Ol germs a
sn.nine nair tonic flat WIN FiU
germs. remove daudfun permanently
restore tto hslr ana scalp "a a
sl.3 condition cau bc maee - dis
'it -h ounce ~ QliUz0Iu iu One- h.,I n
49, al'0ioA theu adding onc-haTf pfrf
N"t'r Rub tlis tonic into tIr 81. lf
Nroi. ~ viii Dr.ve very r.frr-b-
~. Grating and make the lIafr soft
aud encourage au abundant
-. "i hair Ia be- tine FOR winter use.
y cries quickly.
CkEAM.-An excellent conn
N cream ihat contains uu oils ~
encourage r. growth of hair can
r,...i' hi cissolKing an ounce 81 al-
rff ~ ono hulf piIt cold water and
i,..,s 1870 t.asuoonfuls glyceriu~ stfr
s hna lnf stand over night Th.r.
rl.r.. better Tor taking Qua oI tho
e,.- tl' skin abe oil aud dirt which
.No water Wil not remove. ID
tsi,... laIo. dry skin moist sofa aul
f,..1, Nlin regular application. gnl .s
rrs, ' lnf massaRins. to remove AND
leag NilnI.ie.. fuerklfe and hlatE-
nor,. splendid for making larr.,
rourl ihf Hllu smaller. aui nnt fnr
~. Mapped face and hands 4Uriua
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

stamped white cotton crepe waists. ready
70 be embroidered. come n. several nat
terms and sell for So cents each
Carved sandalwOod picture frames with
tiny doors that open and close are 81 5o
each.
carved silver bracelet. Indian eject.
shaped 20 the arm and set wiki sardonvx
costs S2s
butterfly and pansy sachet bags are va--
delicate in colorins and are INTENDED 20
pin on the coat or muN They seu fc- G.
cccts each.
Incense burners in bronze and brass sen
for from G. cents up, the incense is 65 cents
and 81 "a box.
Tiny japanese purses 10 slip inside Or
tho glove are made Of brccaGe and sen for
- cents apiece
Temple tapers, giving forth sweet odors
when they bum. cost @ cents and s.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
AToHIsoE TO ISSUE BONDS.
Persistent Report Road Plans to Float
from s25, ,ce0, 900 to $40, ,0OO.O 900 Worth.

Thc-e Was % persistent report in the
financial district yesterday Thar the man
asemcut of th- Atchisou, Topeka a. SAINT.
D., Railway Company was contemplating
tle ISSUE ~ another block % rer eeut COM
verfib'c horce iu The near t-tur, j T.
elor-aa A. CO.. The roads bankers. refused
t9 liscgs- tH~ Igmor. lH-. "a was slid Ia
utI Informed quarters trat tEe amount af
the issue W,uld De- onward Of So 600 0Jg
aua mt-Ft reach $4,000 1la
The somIart. r Is sai1. needs iaarc cash
20 carr3 ~. tfe extensive Improvement ana
additions thar b has under wny. and o. the
dirrctor- have tA, right a. sen at amy time
art part az th- unlssuel sss DuoU ,,an-
relrii'.s urr csut bonds. authorize l1
~. st0rfholl.rs in IauIaIl. Isa-. t d.
tloarUi thal tEev WlI secure thc nsees-
sar5 Funds ur dlsaoalus of h.o.k 90 these
bone 90 ttc iotal ISSUE. t-f-ls.015 have
i.er airaadt offered o. stp-kholdsrs. lslx-
fn. ygs Gss He0 sriI unissuad. The last sale
of fi,ee bonds Mas ln January 1903. when
s.s .-s. 600 were offered a. stockholders
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

Jordan. Of that college. IS corning on foi
the purpose. she viii speak on "Somt
Overlooked Issues OF the Ballot"
Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer. who o. head
Of the college committee Of the uationd
league. VIII preside. and up 40 Barnard Cob
Isge notices Of the meeting have been post
ed in the d0rnitories and the ciaasr0outa.
Some surprise was expressed a. the Va
tlonal Woman Suffrage Association head
quarters at No. g05 Tifth avenue. yestsr-
day over the facr that Professor Jordan
would speak in opposition % suffrage. she
was one ~ che speakers. II was said. at
the national association convention held en-
Buffalo in 1876. when as Tcpresentative
of smith College sho paid a tribute % 1l.ss
Susan y. Arthouy. This led the suffragiEt1
% suppose that she was in sympathy win
their propaganda.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
WHEEL GUARDS FOR gRookLYN.

A peremptory order was issued yes-er-
day ny the Public service Commission. di-
rect.ng the Coney Island 4 Br0okly- Rail
road Company 20 equip 2E its open ears
with wheel guards before Fuly ! and al
It's closed cars before October j.. 4 pre-
yi0us order directed the use Of platform
Tenders as wei as wheel guards. hut un-
der the present order the company will
have the right o. fold the projecting fend-
ers on ears operated on The Brooklyn and
WILLIAMSBURG bridges. as well az iu the com
gested section between the bridges. IN
View of the successful use OF tie wheel
guards On Manhattan. The Bronx and Rich
m0nd il was felt that public safety also
demanded them in Br0aklvn
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
BECOMES INSANE ON TRAIN.
W. J. Howe. Of ROckland, Mass, Vio-
lent After Alighting at Stamford.
-, T.Irarn.r >. -. rrL.n..

|i' lfs7aFn 20 Ibe ITluuuf
stamford. Conn Narcn q Stricken in
sane while en route from Boston 20 New.
York. 10 hoard TIE steamship Mauretania.
for Liverpool ". J. Howe of Rocklaud.
a suburb of Boston is az a Dr A. j Civ
en 8 private sanatorium. heIe Dr. Given
said the case is temporary insanity
Mr.. Howe attracted attention on the Bos-
ton express. which arrived here early this
afternoon. He LEFT his travelling bag and
hat on the train. Al n puddle OF muddy
water near the station he knelt and took a
long drink. Then the police We're called
~ the police station ne became violent.
Mr. Howe has teen employed az clerk
by : s Pierce g. Co., wholesale rrocers.
of Pinkney street. Boston Eusene Richter.
30 30 2q williams street. Port Chester.
with whom Ar Howe had intended spend
ing the night. said that Mr Howe i'm
tended sailins "Wednesday for Liverpool %
visit his mother and sister. who live IN
ireland
The police found steamship ticket for
a passage on the Mauretania and s. in
money in Mr.. HoWe's clothing. lie said be
gave the rest OF his money away.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
MoNTEzUaA MINES RECEIVER.
Corporation Unable 20 Meet Debts Of
7s.O0O-Assets $4,000, 900.

petition in bankruptcy was filed in this
City yesterday aeaiEst the AIortczuma
Mines ~ Costa Ria. a Maine corporation.
with business offices al SO. g Broadway
Federal Jucs- Houph appointed Iind~rv
Russell receiver, with aulaorlty 10 continue
business Tho liabilities are E4E- and
i..r aal assets St.-i,as>. including tae gold
rlu.ug claims iu Costa Pisa machinery.
ssater uel-:s etc
Tl. T-t..ionIul creditors. Jam,- Av. john
SOFA ~ a. Ritter ard ~. D. Speriine. al
a- NeN Brunswick. ~ J. and G0uld's
Alauufa-turirS Company. ~ Utica. X y
4llcec tlat rre defendant company admit
tel its Inability 10 meet its debts auc
.Arl, sseJ vllhngness 20 be adiud-od bank
r-.t
IIe mines a-e lt Montezuma. GfIceu miles
fr0u Purtl Arenas. ou Ehe Pacife Coast and
twelve miles froT1 Haranca. "a railroad sta
t.ou from which q road extends 20 tire mines.
If is stated t.at by au t2pcudi .ure of about
S.en tae output OF the minrs can De- in
creased from N-5. ths present capacity. 70
$3.50 "a dag. James ~. Johnson ls president
81 the corporation
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
/een IN f6e C6opS

A teapot IN white glaze. with the inset
or infuser arranged after the fashion or
o drip coffee pot, sells az % cents FOR the
four-cu9 size
A nickel plated swinging soap dish 10
hang between the hathtub faucets sells for
. cents.
a round bread hoard in a nickel inset.
suitable 20 send 20 the table. costs g %
and looks very nice for dining room use.
= new circular apple corer. parer and
cutter is ON the market and IS wonderfully
practical and q great time saver. Il sells
al g cents
A FISH scaIer for family kitchen use IS
another good inveution. as There Is often
need q ~ 10 obviate more or less neglect
on the part of the FISH man. It costs orIy
l5 cents
4 handy nickel toast rack. holding SIX
slices. is 81 -. Mint Julcp strainc-s Ga the
usual shapes are % cents
Aluminium tea straiuers. having the tiny
drip cup. sell for % cents. and are very
lieht AMI pretty Co handle; the cone lemon
squeezers 81 the same ware are o. cents.
SIX stockings in black and also In the
now colors are selling fo- 81 a pair Those
that are embroidered are b.t heavier m
material and are. of-cour~e. higher IN price
White linen tailored waists with detach-
able collars are 81 SO each.
Belt pins of Sateufua mounted In Japan
ese silver. round Iud also ohIong I'M shape.
cost irom G. upward
Carved ivory hrca tpins in round. obIons
" Leaf snaFes are s. " each.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
APPEAL EoR SUBWAY STATION.

petition containing eleven thousand
SIGNATURES. the largest ever presented 20
the Public Service Commission. was brought
for;h yesterday oy "a hundred business men
y BROOKLYN. who advocated an express
station ar sth street. en- the Fourth avenue
subway Former Mayor David a. Boody
lsa the speakers in appeals 70 Commission
ere NcCarrlu. EEstis and Mal'hie COM
miss. 0nar NcCarroll asked = " HUN
president OF the Couey Island * Broolslyu
Railroad Company. Whether ti-at corpora
riou would give a scent fare f-om the pro-
posed station totConey Island. That qac3-
zion. II was stated. lad not been c0asll-
cred by tne company
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
BRIEF FILED AGAINST HEIKE.

Tie brief in support of the government 5
motion t0 dismiss the writ OF error OBJ
tanned from Justice Lurton, of the United
states supreme court. by counsel for
Charles r EIe.ke secretary - the AmeTi-
can Sugar Refining Company. IN the lat
ter's Plea FOR immunity in the proceedings
ou charges OF conspiracy 10 defraud the
Government out of import duties was filed
az Washington yesterday ly Henry L
Stimsou. special prosecutor FOR the gov
eminent. and Felix Fraukfurter. Assistant
United States Attorney The case will
come up before the Supreme Court In three
weeks. under the courts rule Sir Heikr's
plea % immunity was based on Lis ap-
prarauce before the federal grand jury In
the Investigation ~ the sugar companies
under Sherman antitrust law proceedings
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
LEFT PLANES BEHIND
PauIhQn Sailed. bit Sheriff
Seized Machines.

louis Paulhan. tho French aviator. car
ried ont his threat 10 leave tho Tnited
States On Saturday. when ne sailed on the
president Grant. ~ the Observation-Disclosures
Line The four aeropianes which were the
subjects ~ the legal dispute between Paul
han and his exhibition promoter. Edmund
Cleary. are IN the hands of the Sheriff.
who seized them L few hours before PAUL
han left The city.
The Aero CTu5 % America announced
plans Yesterday FOR another aviation con-
test. which f. 20 De open 20 any COM
petitor who Is willing 10 attempt a Eight
n sixteen miles on tho outskirts Of tho
city. 4 silver trophy Of the value Of Se.o0o
is offered bv Doubleday. Page A. Co 90
any member ~ the clrb or one or the af-
dliatcd clubs who covers the distance from
Mineola. Long Island across the Sound 10
Mamaronock
IN the competition the place for the start
must De within a mike of the Nassau Coun-
ty Courthouse. and it is stipulated that the
night must he m1dc 20 the New York side
of Long Island Souri and cas-, os the
MamaroEeck Rive. A competitor for the
Country Life" aviation trophy must give
tweHty-four hours notice - any flight
The International aerona1tic trophy.
which had been rhe object ~ a search FOR
several days. since IL was reported that il
had aern shipped to the Aero club. was
found on the White star I1ne pier yestc--
iay and sent o. the Tiffany vaults The
prize was won bv Edward ". Nix in tho
contest from zurich. Switzerland /. last fall.
and was 90 have been delivered 20 the club
last week
a. T. Bishop. president of the Aero club.
announced mat a conference would be held
with delegates from ltaly, Switzerland and
Great Britain 90 arrange for the in-erna-
tional contest 20 ie he!d iu the United
States this year
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
ANTS AFTER THE COLLEGES.
Getting Ready to Meet Fire with Fire.
and Hone 70 Start I.eagra

To offset the efforts Of the sunragists who
have been actively working among worl-
ems colleges a movement is now under
way which may end in banding college girls
together IN an anti suffrage league. 20 SUD
port the contention OF the opposition
This idea has been in the minds Of women
opposed 70 suffrage for some time. but at
first there was a strong feeling among
college leaders that IL would be unwise 90
undertake anything more than propaganda
work. since college girls were thought 10 be
Overburdened with organizations already.
Hut interest in the movement mas becom,
So widespread that q crusade Will be start
ed on saturday afternoon az the Colony
club when representative OF smith Vas
sar. Wellesley Barnard and Adelphi will De
present and the matter viii De acted tlnon.
The Invitations for the mass meeting were
issued by Mrs Gilbert F. Jones. president
or the National League for the civil, Fdu-
caiion of Women. smith College is To
launch the movement and Professor Mary
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
MILD WASH CURES ECZEMA

Ordinary OF or wintorrree7. r1iv.d
with thymol gIycerine and other ingr.-
dieuts. is known o. cure skin diseases
This prescription. known az D ID. ID.
prescription cam now be- obtained on e.
special offer in a s5c bottle
Ihat a permanent cure can be- effected
hN IN" hrst bottle we cannot guarantee.
But Ten years % experience have shown
ms that every sufferer gets instant reli-g
from the itch. YOU viii feel soothrd anI
refreshed at once
can az our store and we shall be- glad
o. t-u you more about This standard
ccIrma cure b. sure o. ask ior thc
right name; ID D - Prescription
hs9sman { Co, Riksr's Drug Stores.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
oArEs's REPLY IN BANK SUIT.

Adm a. cate nlea h's answer vcsterdag
,, -I,a s.trulcmsutal anI ansnded iiu ~
,,-.,lsirf m fht eHlt brought ny John re-
,f. l.rnon. as aeent Goa shareholders of the
,..tf.,sl BauA 80 North Au-rica. a-aInst
,-,.s-l.s IA Msr-e. Mr Gates and otl,--
"a. slte- saws tIlat as director ~ the
,..1 d, had 10 knowledge of q losu o.
,..I. syftine - Cge5,a ou f"o snaree oi
..,..rf.an d.. .;c.uIlIr tomI.tlis. of
r..r a.. Ws-Ie. n DIrr Of 1f-npa .n
.f- .rare. af fhf same 'ninl'i tii in.
-.........r.. ElrrIrIs Power ''"nI 'ahF h-
t.f.ffa a ift.ai - ..,,r.. Ia 49,. ......
0f "a hko nature "4''s-' -
.laiut
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
HALTs CHINESE INCORPORATION
New society's Members Must First
Establish Their Citizenship.

Justice Fitzgerald refused yesterday 20
approve The certificates OF Incorporation of
The Chinese-American Young Mems Asso-
citation and the Chinese Mutual Assistance
society. To obtain q certificate two-thiris
~ tire members must be American citizens
The Chinese based their application on the
first clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
ro the United States Constitution provid-
ire that an persons born or naturalized in
the United States are citizens Of the coun-
try.
Justice Fitzgerald Wrote a memorandum
requiring the petitiouing Chinese 20 prove
that their parents We're citizens living here
permanently. and that they We're not in
the diplomatic service Of the Emperor OF
China
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
AesoRes INTERNATIONAL SAIL.

nouuced has purchased lar-e part OF the
real AMI persona. property of tEe Iu,crna-
tiona. salt Compant. iu.hlins the ware
hoa-.--. offices and facto.i4s in chicago.
pcfrc.t. Toledo. Minneapolis. ST. Louis.
AinWagee. Shehoysau and Mauls;se. AIlcn..
and Sea- Ori+Iaa arf aiso the properties
az other coiaI1ules .aflu- q total prOduC-
fue capacity of more than ton thousarl
barrels 90 salt uiF- - TfDEEa o. IZat.lu
t.lau goa the lUtcrl lttHr.I salt tamuanr
fa- been under -olsiderAt1E for several
---..--lL-.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
LEUTzE TAKES COMMAND.
Succeeds Rear Admiral Joseph B. Muir
dock at Brooklyn Navy Yard.


Rear Admiral Eugene II. O. Iautza for
merly Of the Washington Navy Yard AZ
rived az the yard IN Brooklyn at 10 O'Clock
yesterday forenoon and took charge Of the
station. succeeding Rear Admiral Josepb r
Murdock- He was received with filU hon
ors. thirteen guns being fred. the Hae of
lis grade being run UP on the receivine.
ship Hancock and the various department
heads making their official calls
Assignment Of retired rear admiral IN
the New York station is regarded as a high
compliment in naval circles hut il is under
stood that :he choice was made bv Sscre-
tary Meyer because the new commandant
IS in active sympathy with the Secretary's
ideas reearding yard management Rear
Admiral Murdock hoped 20 have the launch
ing of ere Florida. which is SET for AprfI
=. but this latest shift gives that honor 10
Admiral Lutte The new commandanr is
accompanied by Ms Leutze and their
daughter. Marion. both we'll known in
Washington social circles His son. Paw
master T. " Leutze. is attached 10 the
new cost and accounting division ~ tine
local ward
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
BASEBALL AT BARNARD.
Girls Form. Glass Teams and Prepare
for Regulation Game.

The presence ~ baseball weather is az
fectins the Barnard GIRLS az much as ths
Office Joys and Banking clerks fiut IN
stead ~ porile over JHe sporting accOunts
and waiting irnparienriy eor the Giants 20
come North ard play ar the Polo Grounds.
they are organizing tears8 81 tbeir own
and wairing foT the ground on their campus
% harden Tor tho first interclass game. IN
the mean time they have begun practice
I'm the ThcmpsOn Gymnasium during the
hours generally given ~ 90 basketball
The basketball season having closed win
the final victory ~ .ne juniors over tho
scphomores Iasc week. Coach Edear Fauvei-
introduced BASEBALL AS ITS successor iu ule
hne ot sports. Though The girls do not
play mcr rules ln the winter sport ouE
ohaerve SEE cf rules al their own, which
tend % make the game less strenuous and
more i1'l} lreF are now going in for
genuine baseball, Witc all It's COMPLICATIONS
and regulations.
however. there are two exceptions 20
tnis-a heavier BAH win bee used, necessi-
tat.ns lndernand pitching, and there ia
o. De No stealing 90 bases. But the dia-
mond is % BE- oi regulation size. the bags.
mits and bats oousht 90 "a regular sporting
Rouse. shd three--tti iiies-out VIII be tha
rule Any one prosumln- 10 interiors with
tne umpire N:u To- removed from the team.
and an error viii be scored against tho
Much insereatsaqd enthusiasm have been
shown IN thlf sport ever since rs intro
GuctI0n bT the famous college athletes. tn8
Smithcrs sisters. of the class 0s O3. Inis
year tle enialslasin Promises 90 re sieatef
than ever. for each class has already Oy~
EauiZed team Of Its Jvu-cVcn the seniors.
who are usually So nueuy engaged Wt
the pursuit 0f "a degree that they caurO-
GuI much time for athletics
The captains of rne various teams orf
Clarita crosby. fOr 'lr. Myrtle Sweizer for
III. Christine Strai-0u. fur g. and Molly
Stewart. for I5 Hazel Woodruff. ~. ti
chairman Of the baseball committee. and
Ethel Leverid2e. IT, o. president or tne
athletic association. which has the work
en- charge. This assoc alton is planning 20
have series ~ iuterClass games the last
% be played of ON Eie.d DAY. In Nay
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
FOR WIDOWED MOTHERS.

A whist parts vll be- given ~ the cafe
ior.essfd tais afternoon for the t.uetf a.
th. dnvutonr lrarc- uf ta@ Widowed
Mrtlen- Fund A---.. ...tiau. which vss re-
,,nti. fafw.l nr Air- William Fn.t,.n
ad Mr, -euemau. Mrs samuel $ E.--
ni-. wife ~ the Secretary ot st-te. /. ia
,l4t-e a tAe aiAii.