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BEWARE OF pAMPNEss.

Keep a wooden box with unslaked lime
in It In an out-of-the-way corner OF thu
cellar during the winter. This will assist
in keeping OF mould and in purifying the
atmosphere. When a country house. hav-
ing a heater in 1t. is to be shut UP for the
winter il is especially necessary TO have
the air in the cellar free from dampnesS.
because the ironwork OF the heater will
be sure 70 rust IL IL is not. II is under
such circumstances we'll to give the walls
of the cellar a coat OF whitewash. and
rub all parts OF the heater that can rust
with kerosene oil. II IL is a steam heater
or hot-water furnace. one must not forget
10 empty it completely Of water. II is
good plan 20 place boards in front OF the
cellar windows outside OF the house. 10
prevent snow from gradually plling on tire
stills, for as It melts IL is liable 70 drip
down into the cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
FICTION.

mower rs OF CLOVES By Il. II.
TIE - f..Saki'O. limo. pp. 300. CHE John
Ssne company
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40 Gun Man. BY Charles Alden self
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ering Of a young girl 10 the realities OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

The last session Of the FEDS seven
tenth annual convention was notable Tor
several things. Every speech ended on
time and an amount OF business was
transacted that made the very flowers that
banked the platform look tired They
were the same flowers that had done duty
since the convention opened on Tuesday
morning. though, and considering the
length OF time and the amount Of oratoTy
that has pelted them perhaps IL wasn't
strange that they should hang their heads
Any one who says that women are hys-
tericaI should have been at that conven-
ton yesterday. woman tainted and
there wasn't a sign OF panic. Oratory
went right on while the woman. MIS- A.
Foster. was carried out The only person
who got excited was DR.. Charles Pease.
the anti-cigarette man. who ran hastily
down from his seat in one OF the boxes
in the hope OF connecting Mrs. Fosters
swoon with the baneful odors OF cigar
cite But in vain. He couldn't hnd
cigarette in the convention hall.
There was regular orgy OF resolution
passing. in spite Of the fact that twenty
were turned down. The women resolved
everything from Resolved. That appn-
cants for a marriage license should be
required 10 present a clean bill OF health.
signed by physician, to Resolved, That
shopping before December Is" One OF
the most popular was. Resolved. That
women should lay aside the false modesty
that has too long characterized them and
discuss sex hygiene freely" Less favor-
ably received was a resolution offered oy
woman from Troy.
ct move" she said. that we demand
Legislation against projecting hatpins. I
have friend whose little finger had 20
be amputated because of wound from
hatpin"-
"Amputate the remarks" commanded
nd "a
Many speeches were made, oUt IL was
z. A. Moree. distributor OF Red cross
seals who tickled the women most.
I've been on a trip up the State-just
got back: and you've no idea. you dele
gates from those parts what hole your
absence has made" he said earnestly
THE sidewalks were all covered with
snow and when I asked why IL wasn't
cleaned of they said Well, you know,
the women, they're all gone OF 10 that
convention in New York City
Just before adjournment Mrs. Elmer
Blair delighted the convention by announc-
ing that contributions just received han
brought the scholarship endowment fund
up to $4,000.
'We'u have the fund OF s25,coo before
the first OF the year" said Miss Hay
A little more business was transacted, a
board Of directors elected, votes OF thanks
passed, and the first hatless convention
of the state Fed" was a thing of history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
POETRY AND DRAMA.

TOBOGGANING on PARNASSUS BY Frank
lin p. Adams limo, pp. xii, 142. Double
day. Page & Coz
4 collection of humorous verse.
THE PRAISE OF LINCOLN. An Anthology.
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comprehensive collection Of poetical
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AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL And Other
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TRANSACTIONS.
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WOMEN OFF FOR HOME |
First HatIess Convention OF State
"Fed' Passes Into History.
SESSION OF RESOLUTIONS
Daily Reading of Ten Command
ments in Schools Fails
to Pass.

We'll the New York State Federation OF
Women's Clubs may not intend TO destroy
the unity Of husband and wife. as Mayor
Gavuor implied, but IL threw down the Ten
commandments at yesterdays session or
the convention Mrs. William Cumming
Story introduced resolution favoring the
reading OF the Ten Commandments each
day in the schools. II didn't even get past
tn. committee on resolutions the chairman
NJ which afterward explained that at
least twenty resolutions were thrown
down. each one for the reason that the
convention didn't wish to make itself ridlc-
ulous."
Mrs Story said later from the platform
that her resolution wasn't meant for
resolution, but simply a suggestion, TO get
the sense OF the convention. She got H.
The women before her were as clearly
against the Ten Commandments IN the
schools as was the committee on resoiu-
tons.
Another r-5olution that didn't get past
tie committee was one framed by Mrs
John S. Crosby, president OF the Woman $
Democratic Club, aimed at Mrs. John Fran
cis Yavger and the verses Mrs. Yawger
read TO the convention on Wednesday par
odving the Mayors ant-suffrage speech.
The resolution didn't mention Mrs. Yawger' $
name but said that when speakers were
kind enough to come and address the con-
vention delegates who dissented from their
utterances should voice their dissent with
the dignity and respect due themselves and
the public" Mrs. Crosby carried her res
olution around with her patiently all the
afternoon. and gave up only when the con-
vention adjourned.
They said another resolution passed that
meant Just the same as NINE" Mrs.
Crosby told her sympathzing friends. Il
suppose it's the one which says that COM
munications sent to the platform shall not
be read without the consent Of the presi-
dent. They don't Ike to censure one OF
their officers. and Mrs. Younger is corre-
spending secretary; that's why they would
not pass my resolution. They are as in
dignant at the insult 70 the Mayor as I
am" explained the president Of the Wom-
ans Democratic Club.
What really rankles in that poem cpl
sode." said a delegate whose remarks from
the floor had been choked of several
times by the presidents relentless gavel.
lis that Mrs. Younger read it without ask
ing Miss Hays consent. I'm surprised they
didn't pass Mrs. Crosby's resolution"
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are illustrations in color bg Ersttn. Niroi.
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ERATURE.

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RELIGIOUS.

WOMEN or THE BIBLE BY the Eminent -,
vines Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop Henry -
Potter Bishop John + Hurst, Bishop VII WI
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some Of the chapter headings are me
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REPRINTS.

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Nese,s of the Markets

dozen for Florida and Japanese and 81 %
2 dozen for French Comice pears ana
Easter beurres are 81 30 a dozen. Forella'
f}eurre d'Aniou and winter Nellis are 81 a
dozen. Mexican and Florida mangoes are
y cents for two Jamaica grapefruit are
% cents each and Florida . cents each.
californian canteloupes are p cents each,
alligator pears iscarce this week. are 50
cents and Florida pines are a. cents apiece.
Pomegranates are 81 20 dozen. Valencia
oranges and French figs are 81 dozen,
West Indian bananas are 20 cents dozen
and Colorado peaches are 70 cents dozen.
French Artichokes.
French artichokes are in again; they are
20 cents each. and the Californian are 20
cents each. Cranberries are still 20 cents
quart. mushrooms are 60 cents a pound
and tomatoes are g cents a basket. Hot
house asparagus is - cents bunch, table
celery is ~ cents bunch and French en-
dive is % cents "A pound. Oyster plant is
1, cents a bunch. goss lettuce Is 10 cents a
head and knob celery is 10 cents bunch.
Lamb chops can be had this week al =
cents a pound. headquarters are still IS
cents and foreauarters are Il cents a pound.
Lamb kidneys are 40 cents and mutton
kidneys are % cents dozen. Loin Of
nork is IS cents, loin OF veal is - cents
and breast OF veal is 20 cents pound
sweetbreads are 90 cents 10 N.25 a pair.
calves livers are S5 cents pound and
OK tails are le cents each.
Uptown Prices.
Snow apples are Is cents a 'two-pound
basket at the uptown markets. Indian
River oranges are 30 cents a dozen. York
Imperial APPLES are 50 cents a dozen and
small grapefruit are % cents for four
Tokays are 30 cents a pound, Catawba
grapes are - cents a box and lemons are
Is cents a dozen.
Pork chops are 20 cents. French chops
% cents and veal chops - cents a pound:
veal outlets are 20 cents pound. Pork
sausages are is and % cents pound.
smoked ham Is is cents. smoked tongue 3
cents. rump corned beef 20 cents. navel y
cents and plate IL cents pound. sirloin
steak is "A cents, prime rib roast y to y
cents and pot roast 20 cents pound.
Egg plants are u cents each, dollhouse
cucumbers are % cents each, caullhower
are 10 10 ~ cents head and cabbases are
Il cents each. Spanish onions are cents
each. stringed and butter beans are 10
cents a quart. French beans are . cents.
pens 20 cents. wax beans 10 cents and lima
beans 20 cents u quart. Potatoes are .
cents the half rcck and lettuces are 10
cents each Field salad Is 10 cents a quart
Escarole and chicory are 8 cents head,
romaine ,s le cents a head and spinach Is
- cents the hail peck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
Turkeys Take a Drop


,-..-,,o,.s have taken a sudden drop OF ,
ants selling row at . cents pouliu' ''-N
,o,,Itrv dealers at Washington MarAe'
roct this price to continue over
Giving If this proves TO be the case 'N'
-, u,fu no cheaper than they nave DeeI
-. .o,.o,al wears az Thanksgiving season
,,,,.u ora =, cents each. Jumbo squad are
- .o,+s each. stall fed pigeons are " oe'''-
-, nlover are 20 cents each ana SOU "
rrro,,ea are 81 80 each. English par'I
70 - "a a pair. English pheasants are - "
md American cartridges are 80 par
r,-,t.oa hons are 81 - "A pair. rapDlls are
-. baing 40 and 20 cents pair anu
-, & 20 cents a pound. Marylah"
80 snring broilers and roasting chicNenS
e. 90 cents a pound and fowls are ~ cents
a pound.
sheepshead Just In.
shoo,sbead a Southern fish. is just in
81. Ills NJ % cents "A pound. Red snapper
=. nj, again. this excellent boiling hsh II
o. cents a pound. Weakfsh is up 10 10
oo,+e mound and seabass are ~ cents
mound Fresh mackerel are 90 cents each
ma noropano are 90 cents a pound. Smells
"a hutterdsh are Is cents, blucfsh are -
oo,,s snanish mackerel. whitefish and
elot ~ sole are % cents. and salmon. lob
s+ors and yellow pike are 90 cents pound.
TTnolish whiting are 10 cents pound, hard
s,eu crabs arc 50 cents dozen and seal
Ions are 70 cents quart
Eggs are . cents a dozen dearer. brown
o,,,,s bringing ~ cents and white Leghorns
Ao,on Tub butter is 80 cents
t3,f,adelnhia print is 80 cents and sweet
butter is AZ cents pound.
Strawberries from Texas.
rhora are some Texan strawberries in
.,,o ,,,arlet priced at 81 a quart; this sea-
- crecian melons have just arrived and
IT,, aeu at 20 cents each. Casaba and
c,a,tsb melons are 81 each and Rumanian
.aIors are n cents apiece while French
,,aIors are q cents "A pound Brazil clus-
- 1T, arc . cents each, New York
.hestnuts are % cents a pound, English
cohnuts are So cents pound and small-pit
t,,c,e, nuts arc . cents pound. Newtown
.i-..t,,s are Il % a dozen. Delicious apples
80 critvenbergs are 81 dozen. Roman
t,,o,,,,,s are 81 - a dozen. King apples and
tor,,ba,s are r cents "A dozen. Steining
,..,n,saps aud Mcintosh reds are 20 cents
a., and lady apples are p cents a quart
p.t,,.n bothouse grapes are 81 p a pound.
,,..a,,,.,h ,'oluars are s. % q pound and
r,ronch r,uscafeis are = 20 pound Con-
oo.rds are u cents a quart and Niagaras
orc "A cents a ouart: COrnichons. Tokays.
Californian lady fingers ana Malagas are
p cents pound Fers'in'hohs are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

NhLeblNG THE WASTE. A Study In Con
tIatlCu. By MARY Huston Gregory Illus
rats limo. pp DIS. CTho Bobbs Merrill
Company
treating ~ the use and misuse Of soils
Hiids
- COMING or AGE. a Series OF Papers
~ tne Relation CT the Sexes By EdWard
,1ipNnief. l2mO, %. 1913. CNitcheli Ken
III MAGIC or DRESS. By Grace Margaret
f@1.l. Illustrated by r. ~ A. Stcinmstz.
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