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great reduction sole of the
Clothing Company still
nues to give satisfaction to
40 have taken advantage of
20 not let the opportunity go
purchase your winter clothes
+ Bloch Clothing store. There
VIII get Che best articles a
most reasonable price.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

The Godchaux Company, 90 we
are informed, at its different re-
fineries in this State, will put up q
large part Of it's sugar crop In
small packages-in sacks OF from
twenty five to one hundred pounos
thus enabling it to sell direct to
it's local patrons at market prices.
This IL Z wise and generous move.
ment. and will result - Z great
hono]ii r. HI oonsumeg,
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pe 4. w. Allen, Messrs. A.
|sslshoussaye, E. j. Trastour,
hobichaux and j. T. Bald
sesurned from Lafayette yes
where they had been at.
= State reunion of the
efAte Veterans. They
. they had q splendid
re unanimous ii their
20 hospitality 81 the
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

We clip the following from the
Morgan City Outlook and en-
dorse both the sentiment and adj
vice it contains. The Parish of st.
Mary, however, is in no danger.
It is safe for a large majority for
the candidate of the Progressive
party. Peterman's leadership and
influence has made it so:
"If any of Peterman's personal
supporters are true friends indeed,
they will vote for Martin; it is
more necessary for Peterman's
political future that he carry St.
Mary now than it would have
had he received the nomination /;
his election in that case would
have saved the day; but to lose
the nomination and lose st. Mary
also would doom him. And it
would be unfortunate for st. Mary
and the state; he has proven him.
self too efficient as public ser.
want to be lightly cast aside.
Peterman himself is busy at work
for Martin; let every friend of
Peterman's do likewise"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Mollie Allen, postmistress
i snklin, with her force OF
! ere busy getting ready to
to the new postofice build
A.ch it is now about com.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

quarters of the secret socie-
bat meet in the Auditorium
frg are being enlarged and
Id. The owners are making
! improvements without extra
d for rent.
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.ne first of pext month sugar
season will be in full blast
parish. The planters have
v finished their fall planting
>.adyside factory has already
enced operations. On Mon
sne Sterling Refinery will
Emence q manufacturing sea.
nnlch 1t expects to last three
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

reg saving prices here. Don't
investigate them thorough.
he 5 and 10c store. NEIL
FklL.
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b 500 gun you have let stand
he corner of your room for
! months can now be rubbed
order that you may get out
scare the birds around over
Aeids.
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OPERA HOUSE.

Wednesday, Oct. 29-"Captain
Alvarez"-six reel Vitagraph fea.
ture. 10 and zoe.
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George Do It," never
kp any town. We have a
own, and you know it, so
5sy and impart the inform
to the general public.
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Ssn you 60 to the polls on
nber 3rd next, vote for
w. P. Martin, Progressive
late for Congress. He stands
btection.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

,|dotism is a powerful good
\ But like all other good
IL, It is mighty slippery and
yIk0 hold.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

w. N. Gooch, of Patter-
.,gas trapsacting. business in
-klin on Wednesday last.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Sheriff Charles Pecot
] J. of his fingers OF his
q while arresting q negro
Twin on Monday last.
+Ler the task is easy, hard
.r.erous, Mr.. Pecot always
nan.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

lat Europe needs most is an
:, chic dose of common sense,
ID spanking and a hole to
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

low price where quality is
fened 10 easy to get. Our
+ IRE firsts. NEIL MCNEIL's
o10c store.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Captain Alvarez, Vitagraph, in
six reels, q romantic drama with
Broadway all-star cast, will be
the big feature at the Opera
House Wednesday, October 18th.
Edith Storey as Bonita, Don
Arana's niece, is seen at her best.
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All kinds of blacksmith and
wheelwright work done on short
notice and prices reasonable at
Abel Boudreaux's blacksmith shop
Ibert addition.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Just received. Another ship
ment of ladies' suits and coats.
Call and see them. The Specially
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

y,ldon silk hose, the worlds
tIollar hose, at The Specially
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Balance uncOIlected this day ITO "
I c.. A. AYCOCK,
Collector.
The Finance Committee APPROX
ed bills amounting to %45. is,
which the Council ordered paid.
FRANKLIN, La, Oct. Il, 1914.
Mr.. Chas. Lauve, Mayor,
City.
DEAR SIR:-We, the members OF
your Finance Committee beg 70 hand
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Total $6,77o n
CA. AYCOCK, Secretary.
August 10, 1914.
have checked ths.above statemsnt ~
prepared by Mr.. e. a. tvcock, Secrofasy,
with the books Of the City OF FrauklsA,
and find it true and correct.
Mr.. Chas. Kihnel being the
owner Ct eight lots adjoining the
Towns dumping grounds. and
wanting to dispose of same at .
bargain, on motion of Mr.. Der.
wick. seconded by Nc. Loustalot
and carried, the Mayor was au.
thorized to purchase said lots
from Mr.. Kihnel.
On motion of Mr.. Loustalot.
seconded by Mr.. Anderson, tho
Mayor aud Secretary aud q third
party to be selected from the
Council by the Mayor, were up.
pointed to form a committee Of
three to purchase additional ere
hose needed by the town. The
Mayor appointed Mr.. Loustalot
on this committee.
There being no further busi.
ness on motion the Council al.
| journed.
CHAs. LAUvE.
G. A. AYCOCK, Mayor.
Secretary.
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re will be a meeting of the
Chapter of the Order of
krn Star next Wednesday
]. Business of Importance
Ibe transacted.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

quickest way to do a thing
, ~ ahead and do it.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

livery wagons and carts
10 order at G.. S. Brenn.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Wednesday, Oct. 2Sth
Holy Communion at 10 a. m.
Friday-Service at 5 d. m. =
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

s.nds of repair work done
Boudreaux's blacksmith
TT addition, Prices rea.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Friday, Oct. 20-Couutry Store
Night.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Coming-"The STAIN"
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Episcopal Church.
Sunday, October 25th, 1914.
Sunday School, $3.50 a. m.
Evening Service, 5 p. m.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24
.ck. and you knock alone.

~ and the world boosts with
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24

Fsckamith, wheelwrighting and
.hoetng at G. S. Brenn.
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You will always find us with
the best selling goods at moderate
prices. NEIL MCNEIL's 5 and 10c
store.
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DISBURSEMENTS.
1888 Philip Albares, salary
as marshal Oct Is to Oct.
lOl9O L o Pecot, 6 months
salary as City Attorney Is 90
10221 G A Aycock, Sept. sal
airy as Secretary Is 90
1929 Russell Pugh, Sept.
salary as night police 70 90
10241 w S Berwick, Sept.
salary as Councilman. 200
10242 NJ Morris. Sept. salary
as Councilman 200
19243 Jacob Anderson, Sept.
salary as Councilman 2 90
10244 R E O'Niell, Sept. SAL
airy as Councilman 2 90
10245 E Loustalot, Sept.
salary as Councilman 200
10258 Chas Robichaux, SAL
airy as special police 2 so
10267 Philip Albares, salary
as marshal Oct. to Oct,
Is, 1914 81 90
Total 3O7 so
BOARD OF HEALTH.
AV1CC ILL olUdIoSy SoloIJ
as inspector Sept. Is TO
80, 1914 7 SO
1O191 Western Union Tele-
graph Co, August bill q
10267 Philip Albares, salary
as inspector Oct. to 10,
1914 ~ I so
Is q
CRIMINAL EXPENSE.
1876 w T Peterman, Sheriff
Aug board of prisoners 90
Total 800
IBERIA STREET DRAINAGE.
10224 L A Loustalot, ad-
vance on contract lO w
Total 10 90
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.
101S4 Kyle Lumber Co, Aug.
invoice %
1875 Texas Oil Co, Aug. in
voice 81 %
101Ss St Mary Hardware Co,
Aug invoice %
1892 Chas Z Frost, Aug. in
voice 10
1913 Cumb T g. T Co, Aug
invoice w
1914 Interstate Elec Co, Aug
inv, W
10l65 M L Harrison, Aug.
invoice 81
1O199 Fl Wayne Elec Co,
Aug invoice -
10000 Hanson Lbr Co, Aug.
invoice LOT w
1o2O4 Elec App Co, Aug. in
voice ~ ~
1O2O9 Jno Gautier, labor Is 30
lO21l Earl Ireland, labor 10 81
1922 Bob Jones, labor 10 SO
1925 Earl Ireland. labor 10 50
1927 Bob Jones, labor 10 %
1O218 Jno Gautier, labor lO 70
1929 Ernest Hebert, labor 20
1920 Chas Ibert. Agt, freight
on wood lou w
1921 C A Aycock, Sept SAL
arg as Superintendent 81 w
1922 A NJ Ibert, salary him
self and assistants for Sept 2O5 10
1925 Jno Gautief, labor IA 20
1927 Ernest Hebert, labor sO
lO23l Earl Ireland. labor 10 5O
1923? Bob Jones. labor ~ oO
1928 Jno Cartier, labor 10 ~
1O249 Ernest Hebert, labor 5O
1920 Bob Jones, labor ID oO
l025l Earl Ireland, labor 10 SO
lO257 Chas Ibert, Agt, freight
on'wood llO w
1929 Bob Jones, labor ~ o0
102GD Earl Ireland, labor III oO
l0a6i Jno Gau,ier, labor ~ 80
lO263 Bill Campbell D 20
10269 C. A Aycock. collector,
freight and express IL 81
Total 1884 Is
PRINTING.
t1O197 St Mary Banner, Sept
invoice 10 w
Total IS 90
EXPENSE.
l0lS4 Kyle Lbr Co. Aug. An ~ 40
voice " w
1926 NJ L Harrison, Aug in :.
voice oV
1O24 Elec App Co. Aug in -
voice . ~
! 1O2O5 Keenze Jeweiry Go,
Aug invoice ~ w
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Town Council Proceedings.

FRANKLIN, La, Oct. 81, 1914.
The Honorable Town Coucci]
met in regular session this day,
Mayor Chas. Lauve presiding, and
MeSsrs. j. E Loustalot, Marvin
Morris, Jacob Anderson and w.
). Berwick present; Mr.. r. E.
O'Niell absent.
On motion of Mr.. j. E. Lousta-
lot, seconded by Mr.. Morris, the
reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting was dispensed
with.
The reports OF the Secretary,
Treasurer and Collector we're read,
and on motion of Mr.. Loustalot,
seconded by Mr.. Morris, accepted.
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Sept. 10th to Oct. 21st, 1914
Balance cash on hand last
report 5000 "a
Collections since last report:
Interest 10
Electric Light Plant 1126 20
City Market 1879 Is
Licenses 1914 II so
Auto licenses 1914 IL IS
Board of Health l rs
FINES.
Will Clements $50
Bazen 5 90
Louisa Scott S 90
Alex Todd 2 50
Henry Hardin 5 90
Total 1858 SO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
USED FRIEDMAN SERUM,
IS HELD IN CONTEMPT
Physician Charged With Violating
Court Order May Have to
Pay Si,557 Fine.

DR.. Maurice A. Sturm. who fell out
with DR.. Friedrich Franz Fried
mann over the latter's tuberculosis
serum. was to-day adjudged guilty
OF contempt by Supreme Court Ref
cree wilbur Larrimore for having
disobeyed an Injunction which pro-
hibited him from using or selling the
Friedman vaccine.
Tho referee. after scoring the ply
stefan for alleged false testimony At
tho hearing, recommended that Or.
Sturm be Imprisoned until . fne Of
1857 10 paid. the fine representing
the expense that the Standard Dis
tributing Company, owners o; the
tights ~ the serum in this country,
were put 10 In prosecuting the con-
tempt proceedings.
The charge OF contempt was based
on treatment DIR. Sturm gave the
daughter OF Nicholas Camarano. On
the witness stand at the referoe's
hearing DIR. Sturm testified that he
did not represent to Camarano that
the serum he used was Of Friedman
origin, but that It was made by him
self after he had made comparative
tests Of his own serum and the Fried
mann. Detectives testified that DR..
Sturm offered them treatment with
"the genuine friedman serum"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
NEW SPANISH PROTEST
on MEXICAN ACTS.

WARRINGTON. d. G.. April Ia
Additional Spanish protests In the
Mexican situation were indi.
Gated to-day by the state Depart.
ment's move in the Spanish cot
ton case At FL Paso. Ter. This cot.
ton. held up BY injunction process,
belonged TO Spanish claimants. and
the state Department to-day notified
Special Agent Carothers to invest.
gate the circumstances fully. This
was taken In Department circles a.
meaning that spain or her represent
atives had voiced further protests to
this Government.
Secretary Bryan stated that the
subject Of contraband OF war Aoep
not enter into this case Action
whereby the cotton was held ct u
PASo was q civil proceeding. No
communication with Texas author.
ties has been had.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
REBELS PLAN SAFETY OF
FOREIGNERS At TAMPICC,

CHIHUAHUA, April 1s.-Pians toy
tho safety Of Foreigners and forsAgs
property in Tampico were agreed or
yesterday by commanders 81 German.
British and American vessels At Tam.
pico In conference with General Luis
Caballero. chief OF tho rebel forces
operating against that port. Thas m
formation was conveyed TO Gen. Car.
ransa to-day IN a report from Gen.
cnballero who teleGraphed a. fol-
lows;
IN the zone dominated By ny
forces there 10 absolute respect for
the interests Of foraisners. Com
manders Of German. British ana
American ships In the harbor vlsttsA
me. and at tho ensuing conference ~
agreed on plans designed not only 70
protect the lives Of foreigners bot
their property a. we'll. % far 20 pos
sible.
IL will take positions. 20 Tar -
can, calculated TO remove tho IRE Of
battle from tho sections occupied BY
Foreigners seeking safety. and also
will try to keep the line Of flrs away
from foreign-owned buildinEs. II
was, OF course. understood that I
might have TO attack some Of thsse
structures n the Federals tried TO
convert Thorn into places Of defsnss.
You may rest assured that any word
sent you to the effect that I might
enhance the present international
complications comes from traitor"
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daylight to-day. The prisoner added
TO the Information hs had given dur
Ing the early evening. but still ~.
fused TO talk about many things. 1t
was then hs told OF going to the City
Hall to shoot the Mayor before last
Wednesday. The Arst time. he said.
the Mayor came out between two la
dice. ....
II couldn't shoot q man In the
presence OF ladies'" he said.
He also told Of serving in the Twen.
ty-nfth Mississippi Infantry under
Gen. Longstreet In tho civil war, and
said he formerly was Q Catholic. Do
spite this he said he later became a
Mason and remained a member of
that order until "Masons swindiod
him out Of $4,000"
He was asked how he bought the
revolver IN Jersey City and what
he said whom he asked for II.
Il told them," he replied with Q
rat"
Tho police early to-day received
from Newport. kyu . telegram say
ing that Mahoney lived at No. zig
Front street there for four years, and
that his wife and hve grown chill
dren live there now. They say he has
boon going under the name OF David
q. Rose for i've years while away.
They heard from him last two years
ago in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Aahoney
thinks . multiplicity Of fnanc
troubles responsible for his condition
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
CLERK DIDN'T TAKE
EMBREE FOR LAWYER.
he LOOKS so STRONG

Assistant District-Attorney Embrss,
who with Assistant District Attorney
Du Vivier prepared the complaint on
which Mahoney was arraigned before
Magistrate Simms to-day. has the
alert. we'll sst-up carriage Of the new
type OF policeman. Ho took the paper
70 . complaint clerk who did not
know him. The clerk glanced over
II and looked on Mr.. Embres with
frank approval.
THAT complaint 10 we'll drawn" he
said In . kindly. patronixlng tone /;
ut 10 good enough to have been
drawn by . lawyer"
Mr.. Embreo muttered his thanks
and went out to exchange congratu.
lations with Mr.. Du Vtvier.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
Here 10 the Demand of Mayo
With Which Huerta Must COnrpLu

NayVs eseaa uItmadm 70 Gen 0ssasoss TsmDo
va vhh Wisnu erdsss Hussts to COMPLY follows
sAs nssuIas ssss Of q 0hs) 1sxsaa NIL
,y ssss arrested @ TsaDso
sfss ~ Ualtsd States Navy, ~
ns,DA. tsess ssapss.s Of the wAsisbss
Of Ne Dsphia.
al ths uns d A sese concerned
.,areA ssI sasaesA II leading gasoline
Pan q these the sAor bat s IN
bss@ vs forosI accompany armed nsz
eaa isrssG
- al taat taking frs. bsss aas the
hsss cot net b. excused have ALREADY
eveA this sest havpsasl
statement that committed By igsssaat s6ess
responsibility sss hssts acts cannot b avoided By he plea
Of ignssaas pablisy d ths must rsS1ss
that suitable nsaAsrs Of aa formal lsvovS ssA
spsis s0shss WIN tha ~ saosr
spsash v receive puashnsst As that pabiisy
UaiA sts ~ vesasat pssa shss aaA auts
Win twsatvs.s sasts wM b Fssnsl hy THU ship
answer esaNaaeasa shssia NJ, saa
called ~ saIss ~ Assa vAa tvssissr Assss irss Il
Ais data
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
BR|GANDS ATTACK
AMERICANS
TO SEA Of GAL|LEE
Teachers Robbed and One
Shot in Turkish Territory
Reparation Promised.

CoNsrAErrNoPLE. Turkey. April
ls.-American teachers from the
Beirut American College were at.
tackled and robbed by brisands ana
one Of them slightly wounded By q
bullet while they were on an excur.
sion yesterday to the Sea Of Galiles,
now known a. Lake Liberals.
The American Consul General at
Beirut. Syria. In reporting the occur.
renee 10 the Embassy here o.day.
said the party OF American teachers
come from the American College and
that the one wounded was not dan.
gsrously hurt.
The Syrian Protestant College,
founded by the Rev. DR.. Daniel Bliss,
an American congregational clergy.
man. 10 understood to &c meant, AZ II
10 generally known AZ the American
College. Il Is a big Institution under
the direction OF Rev. Howard .. B,iss,
a son OF the founder.
The American Ambassador imms.
diately called the attention OF the
Turkish authorities to the outrage and
was given the promise that tho prop.
erty Of the American teachers would
be recovered and the brigands pun
ished.
d. stuart Dodge. President OF the
Board OF Trustees OF the Bciru,
American College, inferred from the
fact that he had not been notif,e1
that the attack Of the brigsnds was
not serious.
He corrobora,ed the supposition
that IL was the Syrian Protestant
College to which reference was made
There are numherless Arab bands
continually preying upon unarmed
persons In that country" he said
There has been trouble with these
lawless bands before. hut nothing OF
serious nature. The present presi-
dent OF the Syrian College Ia DR.
Howard 3. Bliss. formerly an asso-
ciate Of DR.. Lyman Abbot, and pas.
tor Of q church In Upper Montciair
n. J. In the college, which embraces
twelve nationalities and as many re-
ligions. there are eighty teachers
about half OF them Americans"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
CHAMPAGNE DRIMkeR
HELD As 4 BURGLAR
stylish Young Guest at Brooklyn
Hotel Arrested With Keys
to Rooms in Pocket.

A young man who drank q pint Of
champagne every night before going
TO bed was arraisned in the Adans
Street Police Court, Brooklyn, before
Magistrate 0eismAr to-day on a
charge Of burglary. He was remand.
ed for a hearing Tuesday. ". 10
Francois lie Mar. twenty three years
old. Of No. 81 Sumner street, SPRING
held. Mass. but registered at the
CLARENDON Hotel. Brooklyn. a. Har.
old junior Of Boston.
He II accused OF stealing from the
housekeeper's room q bunch Of keys
that fitted every apartment In the no
,totel and stenitns from guests. Among
the complainants Ia Elmer Brown, a
pitcher for the brooklyn baseball
team. who lost a handbag and some
jewelry.
Lemsr was traiied BY Dstsctivss
Hamburger. Roddy ana Cculin. Last
evening they saw him meet two
pretty young women. treat them to
refreshments and then drink a eiass
OF matted milk AZ a drug store. After
he Ind finished his milk they arrested
him and found the bunch Of keys In
his pocket. There was also n mica -
book. said to have BEEN stolen from
the room Of J. ". Goldsmith, a cow
mercial traveller. Every night while
he was In the hotel he had . pint of
champagne sent 20 hts room and
drank u before he went 10 bed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18

The historic passaas end bAii givsa
last aight q ~ 8svsaty. arst HA6s.
meat ASmesy under ~ auspAees of
he Mons Lsagus for woman 6uf.
fraga. h collaboration WITH ths Equal
Fnnchiss Society. demonstrated many
thinss. such. for Instance. - The prog
rsss and vitality Of the Votes for
Wemsa" movement In this otty. the
nuaosr Of frisads and suppoetsss II
has-%hsrs vsss 81 least s.eeo spscta-
tofs In the asmosy--aA1 tie sothvsi-
AN and ability % ID aseivs Dartisana
But Il as0enstrstsd stiil another
tact . visible. living and brsathins
fsot. which 10 no lee than that the
female sufRrAgs party In this eaty has
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
mitchell IS GETTING
CONGRATULATED BY
MANY ON HIS ESCAPE.

In the absence OF Mayor Mitchell
from tho City Hall to-day his sec
rotary. Theodore ID. Rosseau. received
dozens OF letters and kilograms ad-
dressed TO the Mayor congratulstinE
him on his narrow escape from the
assassin's bullet yesterday, Among
the writers were John ID. Crimmins.
C. W. Bennett, British Consul Gen
sral Henry do Forest Baldwin, T.
O'Connor Sloan IT,. Rev. DIR. William
wilkinson, who 10 known as the
Bishop Of Wall Street." Chief Jus
tice Russell OF the Special Sessions,
Magistrate Barlow. Joseph T.. Day,
DR.. q. j. Connsli. Marvin 6cudder
and former Mayor Saith Low sent
telephone congratulations.
kilograms came from De Lancey
Niooli, Richard Harding Davis. Gen.
Catlin and the Rev. John c. Yorke.
Senator O'0orman sent . telegram.
Jacob H. 6chih telegraphed that he
had been out OF town and had lust
heard OF the attempt on tho Mayors
From the clergy Of the Italian St.
Joaohim's Church came a telegra N
Of conSratulation and a prsyar Of
thanks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18

more pretty young women In u than
are to BE- found In any other organ.
ixation Of any kind anywhere.
In the audience last night were
many persons prominent In the social
and civic Affairs Of the city. Among
them were Borough President Marks.
Commissioner Robert Adamson. Com.
missioner Katherine b. Davis. Comp
troller PrendergaSt Mrs. W. Bourks
Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills
Miss Katherine King Duer, Ml~s