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District Division,

In re opening and extension of Calvert
streetijury directed to return verdict in
open court on June 30
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Equity Suits.

S443s-Emma L. Gomillion VS.. Samuel
Gomillion: absolute divorce: plaintiffs at.
tcrnsy. Charles 8. Wflliams
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MONEY TO LOAN,

HONEY 10 LOAN ON APPRoYFD CITY E1HE
state at lowest current ntss; Eecial p~1y,lesr,
With respect 10 prior paymenrA TlLER RCTE
ERFoRD. Inc. sH 18th -
MONEY TO LoAN-S5o TO 10000 on D. q
real estate Several trust funda iX to q per e,ot
An uanssetious conducted with scouomIrsi conaI.
erstion for torrowen WIN. II. gAUNDERa 4
60. southsn BUILDING. ~ u<A 4. AZ,
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REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

OF money In First Deeds ot Trust Hirst Mortzs--
on Washington. d. C.. Real Estate Away, giT. the
fun interest promised and the return Of all the
principle due. REGARDLESS Of the varying incomes and
values Of other securities and they are not subject
to taxation. We have been successfully engaged IN
making these Investments fo= cur clients for more
than quarter Of century. Investments. 80. SOC
to 5000 al S. 81. and peT ccut BO~ ready is
delivery. Large Investments made.
WIN. Il. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, s07 18th St.
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France has $4,000 war orphans.
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GASOLINE CARS.

CADILLAC
THE COOK & SToDDARD CO.
1913 Connecticut av.
Phone n. 1910.
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CROW ELk-HART-
CROW MOTOR SALES CO.
1915 New York av.
Phone Main 642O.
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WIN. Il. SAUNDERS G. Co
FOR sALE-SUBURBAE.

Southern Building, sO7 18th ST
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JEFFERY-
HURLEY & EARLY. NC
1920 Connecticut av.
Phone n. 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

England "h .ac Prince and soon
tr. ra.. Camille wa, Loudor's idol.
"Tho Belle of Mayfair" in 1908 found
her ttr CO., and inqulring sweet s.
"Nhy DO the, Gail Ne Gibson Cir.
Th, ma.r'aseabl touths OF London
rose as cac man anC offered 90 tell ner
Sine auaII. lett the explanation 20 th"
Hon. Hcuf. Lyuahurst Bruce. only son
Of R.ron Aberdarc. 90 Wales. ne,
vcr. married iu 1908 Paternal oolec-
ton. u.rc soon removed and the Bos-
ton second maid and reigning stag"
queen found herself welcomed b. ing
land arst0cracy.
4 German bulle' killed the Hon.
Henry Bruce before the trenches az
Ypres thirteen months ago and shat-
tered Camille Clfcrd's dreams OF be
coming Lady Abcrdaro.
Nrs. Bruce may return 20 tne stage
She ADM tfrd .t yesterday a. she came
back fo. the urs; time iu ten years.
"It makes me feel so strange 70 De
remembered" she said Yesterday. aS
She uqryc'lcd ~ New Works hyscyap
.rs. which She saW for the tr- time
Of .hough, people had forgotten al.
about me iu these ten years. 49,
really have no definite plans. wo.
sag tia. ] shall not 20 back 10 the
stage Everybody seems 10 be gong "a
the cinema companies now. Perhaps
shall. 700 L am sufficiently tempted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

ltttt i..,Ie f'teeu-, ar-o.I l'r
came 60 Boston in 1899 .n 'ho stecracc
OF t1c Cruard liner Pagon,a. She Ta,
SO beautiful .ha, The first class ,a,-
scnscrs gave her a birthday party o'
the way over whom they beard thar ,he
mothcrlcss girl was running away 'rom
an uncle and aunt iu Norway 90 sc"a
her fortune iu America. Her name "as
Camilla Otterson.
That same little girl. q woman now
and still beautiful. arrived here yes
terday on the Adriatic. on the pas
senger list she was the Hon. Mrs.
Lvndhurst Bruce. The story Of the in-
tervening years is moro wonderful than
the biography of Cinderella
The u.te Immigrant girl was second
maid .u wealth. BOSTON HON unt,
Colonel Henry ". Savage began ie-
cruiting q company for "The Prince or
Puseu." She got q place an the chorus.
changed her name TO Camille Clifford
and promptly climbed go fame As
Maize Manhattan" in the famous mu-
steal comedy she soon had New YORK
al her feet COloue. savage invaded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
Queens Candidates for P. S. c.

Residents Of Queens have begun d
campaign for the appointment Of Tax
Commissioner John J. Halleran. OF
Flushing. to the Public Service Com
pal. sion next month. This action has
been taken since Governor Whitman
sisted several days ago that be would
r... careful consideration 10 a man
..ru chat borpu"n. Other candidates
a.. Rowiou y. kellogg. OF Jamaica
.ur d 20 Frans J. Ferguson. former
attorney for the Rev. DR.. Dwight y.
Hills. of Plymouth Church. and Lean
der y. Faber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
PLAN A CITIZENSHIP COURSE
Society Headed by II. \. Wise Wood
VIII Teach Patriotism.

Henry \. Wise Wood was elected
pres dent of tie Nationa. Society FOR
the Advancement of Patriotic Educa-
ton. formed last night al "a meeting
held 81 2g1 Madison Avenue.
The object 81 the organization. D.
vas announced. Is TO promote the trans
lation of patriotic impulses into cNcc-
tive national spirit that viii result In
a nation which by D., prepouderant
power. acting on the side of peace. shall
discourage aggression and insure the
stability Of the world
The work of the society viii be the
preparing Of propaganda and the sup
plying Of speakers, and the establish
ing Of bureau which will pay par-
ticular attention 20 colleges and schools.
The officers are Mr. Wood. pr.s-
ident: Henry -. JOY. ricc-presi-
dent. C. Harrison Gray. executive sec
rotary, and Raymond X Price. treas
urer The board OF governors "iil con-
sist Of Perry Belmont. Washington;
Martin 7. Giliin. Racine. Wis, &. liar-
rison Gray. Portland. Me-; Henry b.
JOY. Detroit; Albcrt Bond Lambert. 81.
Louis; Raymond Il. Price. New York.
Henry A. Wise Wood. New York. aud
Henry Woodhousc. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
GUILTLESS 800 GO
TO JAIL EACH YEAR
Charity Organization Shows
Law Charge That Saves
Poor from Cells.

Imprisonment of more than eight
hundred innocent persons in New York
"a year Tor an average Of four and one
half days in each case was stopped last
spring. according TO the annual report
Of the Charity Organization Society's
committee on criminal courts, made
public Yesterday with the reports Of rs
tenement house and tuberculosis COM
m.ttecs.
Previous to the legisistive campaign
carried ON by the criminal courts com
mittcc last year persons accused OF
such misdcmeauors ar mixing ashes
with garaagt or fraudulenty using
-trcctcar transfers were taken before a
magistrate and heli for Special SEES
sions. Unless the alleged offender could
furnish bail ne was sent 20 prison 10
await tfia.
Great -urcriu. was often caused the
poor because Of this procedure. As "A
result Of the efforts OF the committee
the Legislature passed bill making II
possible for magistrates TO near ana
dispose of such cases Immediately.
4 widespread educational campaign
among tenement house jewellers Is de
ecribed in the report Of the tenement
house committee. Fifty thousand
copicS Of "For You" an instructive
pamphlet on housekeeping. were dis
t.buted to tenement jewellers.
Mixing o. Migrants with respectable
people in cjt, hospitals and the use Of
The hospitals hy cagrants as cheao win
GER quarters we're abuses done away
with largely through the efforts Of the
committee o. the prevention Of tuber-
culosis.
More than 100000 persons were
reached through tuberculosis exhibits.
motion picture shows and lectures dur
ing the year. giving instruction in the
prevention of tuberculosis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
WILSON POLICIES FOR TIGER
Lecture Series 1t National Demo
cratic Club.

The National Democratic Club.
founded by Richard Croker. and now
the meeting place o. Tammany politi-
clans. will be usel by thc Wilson ai-
ministration as ono oi IJs machine lor
disseminating ihc policies Of Prc,i-
dent wilson
This became SHOWN .a.t night
through ~ auuoInc,neu. made by the
club that b. @ou.d uoH series OF hi-
mouth.y lectures beginning ON January
-. Subiect~ OF national Importance
(which ,3ll probably D., matters of
discussion i'm the approaching Pres
Dental election" will De discussed at
these lectures. and Joscphus Dan
iels. Secretary Of the Navy. will start
the ball rolling with talk on pre-
paredness. Invitations 20 the opening
lecture have been extended 10 Thomas
A. Edison and Jther members of the
Naval Consulting Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
SIMON employees ORGANIZE
Benefit Association Formed and Firm
Subscribcs Il LARGE sum.

10 assist each other Don ease of i..-
pes. or distress the employee of
Franklin simon y Co.. inc. at 81 meet
NIX "Wednesday night, organized mu-
tual benefit association. Arthur D. -
mon. elected head of the society. am
nounced that the firm had subscribed
large sum 10 start the organization.
The officers elected for the year are
Arthur !. Simon. president; Bernard II.
Flurscheim. vice-president; Alexander
Mayrocordato. second vice-president;
William II. j. Taylor. treasurer; David
Cronbach. financial secretary; Henry +.
Arthur. recording secretary. and Frank
lin simon. advisory director. The di-
rectors are William +. Connolly, Rob
err Leach. Joseph Finnerty. John Gull
foyle. Frank Schafeld. Thomas Will
Jams. Frank Miller. Edward Laherty.
George Kassebart John Mongovern.
Walter Rossi. Eddis y Miller Mary
Doiau. Mary Keller. Julia Desmond,
olive Hartley. Birdie Davies. Carrie
White and Elizabeth Carney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
Seeks Officers of Firms in
Business with Public
Service Companies.
SMALL SHAREHOLDERS
LOSE. He CHARGES


senator George F. Thompson. Oh be
hall of She Joint legislative committee
inycstigatirg public service corpora
,;o,s .o,,, , lotto. .ve.t.rd,, 10 all the
~ ...,i.,.,t.l-
directors an" o'"''i' "' '"' i"'"'
icy corporations Of Grca,er New l"'"
asking them for details regarding thrir
.,..t. .,I ho,d. 3D., .o,,,ouios th3
..,f,.
nave BUSINESS '''"' '''' VII" ''''
-crucc companIc-.
.I q. "a vcU known .act." said sen
q,t.... i... ...,,b. ,.,loiuirr
tnc purposes of h.- letter lha' GU.
rector, In some Of tie transit com
.. r. r.~.-.. o,,...or.
punt ODD '"'' 90.
OF stock companies thai SuppF '"'
transit companies with rolling stoc
,rd o.hor materials. a. well =. in corr
.... ......
pa"les iEa' DO inc CONSTRUCTION "'."
tor them Thu, Is wrong. u mean
that the small stakeholder iu the traa.
......... ... ... ,,,.,.
S'' companies
deal
Tho committc. .utoud. to lear.
,,bo. rr,rc;ol roio,..r, .tese director.
,., ...
nave wa" ''''. 'u"'''''
ra''ons fno ao mus ''- ING -'
companies. nave intor"ai Hr mat inl.
erl. .- extensive. lJ should 400 n'. am"
the committee VIII zee mmend reg
islauon preventing a director I'D Z"
public utility corporation from ioIHln-
stock on having financial relations VIII
those having business dealings win
these corporations.
senator lhonpeon sand nat = the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
Rockefeller Bureau Re
ports Great Improvement
inLaSt Three Years.
POLICE HEAD GETS
CREDIT FOR CHANGE
Social Evil Reauced and Fewer
DisrcputabIc Resorts Are
Found by investigators

The social evil in New iork has been
reduced IN amount iu the last three
years and made less conspicuous in
form, according 10 "A report issued yes
,erday by John D. Rockefeller's Bureau
of Social Hygiene as supplement 20
the bureaus volume on commerclallzed
vice. published IN 1918.
Police Commissioner Woods. the re
po.t declare. is largely responsible
FOR .hc Improved morals of -he city.
$50 Police Comm ,on'r has eyer
liappied with 'uc q 0iculty as encrgcti-
callv. %. .DtclIgon-ly and rs persistent
. a. hc." 'he report states. "and the
po,ice force has responded TO his lead
crship. \ now standard has been act,
aud public opirio. is being educated to
demand and sustain ill.,"
Referring 20 the part o. the police in
bettering conditions. the bureau said
that. while data collected In the inyes-
,icet,on o. 1912 ehowed clearly state
or demorali7af' ol in tho Police depart
n.ca.. the recent investigation proved
that collision between cZplolters Of
vice and officials DO the Police Depart
mcnt had ceased.
THIS PES the most promising gam
that can be reported the report states.
.New York possesses a police admins
tration absolutely honest at the top.
the force. TO. has been greatly I'M
proved In morale.
"V;co win not thereof be destroyed.
but PIG conn rc allied exploitation on
large sca.c "ili be reduced to a
minimum"
Fewer "Parlor" Houses.
The Investigators found that on No
verlber /. 1915. there were only TWEEN
ty-three private houses IN operation
I'M New York. against li2 in 1872. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

into j. vas found men vero nj
allowed 20 sit .n rear rooms H.. ',' 3
wero requested 70 SEP No ne D.
drink. pr p
81 houVh II few icons ma.
hangOuts for dis.Oiute men anS '''i.
still exist" said che report a.,l'
Of this charac'er arc being .,. Tor
mated. An exception mus, 10 80
few resorts s.t1atel in Haris. ,
freqlcnted b. co.orad people e.,
a report upon street co,4..
shows hat open solicitation 49,.
entirely disappear
The bureau says .ne' tao ng,,t.
women boz r.cr resorts ard -
streets counted Ir 1912 wa ~,
while iu the recent .rfe.. .gaf,. ~
we're found 01 oh. .ee.. asd 21s
resorts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
Plays and Players
of the Film World

To-day is rumor day in the film dis
tric.
Rumor so. That Ladcnburg. Thai
mann & Co. have obtained control Of
World and Equitable films; that Para
mount is dickcr.uc for the control.
Denied by the bankers; denied By Para
mount; a high official Of the World film
refuses 90 disclose whatever he may
know. Proposition highly improbable.
although anything with or without rea-
son may happen in the elm world.
Rumor 30 That Vi,acraph. Lub.r.
Sc.s and Essanay viii -ccedc from the
Genera Film on the 30th. when their
contracts ~ith the distributing com
pany end. Officially denied by high Off
cial. who admits that four companies
may leave the General Film and release
through y. J.. y. T.. but not imme-
diately.
Rumor 40. That ". Il. Hearst has
bought a large interest iu Vitagraph
Rumor mongcrs point TO the rcsigna-
ton of Victor Smith. studio manager
and son Of \. +. Smith. one Of the two
chief owners Of Vitagraph stock. I'm
pos bile Of vcrihcation
humor 20 499 Anything YOU please.
'." Pickford's contract with the
..r.- Players. renewed last week. i-
Sold. FOO c.II for flc largest salary oyer
.a.I 81 star ..I fnr tac largest percent
..c oI roc .pt- fog each picture. And
..t fawoa- Players earned $500
'up la-. tc.. ..o.r ADJ and every cx-
pcnsc.
Geraldine FaTar. Termination.
viii remain at the Broadway all tn.
Week. owing - public demand which
is the final test
Jewell Hunt, who played the part of
cabaret lady in the Ivan Film produc-
ton. Forbidden Fruit" and PLAYED il
well. has distinguished herself again as
a waif of the slums in Nitagraph's "By
Love Redeemed
Without desiring IN the least 20
arouse the jealousy OF the estate of
William Shakespeare. j., may be- an
rouaccd that Ruth Blair who will bc
seen shortly m William Fox The
Fourth Estate. admits that hiplng.
Hugo. Dickens. Poe and i've New York
daiiies are her favorite authors. in the
order named.
Pathe has postponed the release date
of The Horrors of War" three-reel
war picture. until January p. that some
remarkable scenes from the Italian
front may be incorporated N the film.
clyde Fitch's "The City" the last
play this talented author wrote. is being
filmed, with Thurlow Bergen in the
leading male role.
An eXpectant nay. 81 bIeathle,.
world will undoubtedly fee. relieved 10
learn from Metro sources that Henry
Bergman. the actor. has changed his
'front.' name 20 Henri" His excuse is
that bee has two Henry namesakes. one
100 common or garden variety Of yaude-
vile. and the other ru those dreadful
motion pictures.
King Baggot. Universal star. has re-
turned 20 directing. and so the Uni
tersal publicity man asserts has al
ready accepted three dramas.
Richard Walton FULLY is suing for Al
injunction 20 restrain Triangle from
further showing Aloha DE-" which.
FULLY asserts. is based upon his THE
Biid of Paradise"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
y@ 77s--The-Z&S
s. ..d?Ns(yr?>:2;M'S
Conducted BY Samuel hopkn, Adama

This has entered thc second stage of service 10
Tribune Primarily intended merely to separate
Advertising from the goaand hang bell on inc
goats. goe. beyond Identification 1t embrace
study of both shco7 and goats You are h'r'
every letter printed ;hs department. "''~
ing cNporicuccspleassut unpicasau.Vh "aVei''e' "
merchandise exeepnS only patent medicines ne i'o"e WIN
$500 pay able any merchandise OF Tribune "'
tiser FOR letter each month 'peei" pe
90 payable similarly will be awarded Name Pf'nteo OF
withheld-a prefer but be signed VIII not Sno"
prize order Address The Advisor The IND
une, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

,..,, I'D, eorga4aie
your against the quacks and 'heIr products
.ri.Ig Won't ask
,ai 10 this fraudulent practice sooner: knc" OF me o\ylo'oi
d al TINS Ae oa' th'! ""A'
ttr much money has been taken IRON M
,c.rf. suffering thousands TINS peiod OF
ycr wake up How are thee 'n'
~ are long
Ai"" wiz" az GEORGE TITUS. w. D
Thousands government undertook to follow up all OF mem
Of Postoficc Department and o the lep
Justice alike would be But there very simple method
wherein oackry could controlled Close the mails to newspaper
which publish Printers INK IS the me'ooi Of
auackery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10
ME- ROPOLIT AN 9 9pIs.

Tonight s. Primo. Igor. Ada Perni. Amato.
Brt4 DlIr HAd4. Seslr1ia 'oud. fo.a'co.
wed a. marta Hrnrc, O0er. CsuI.o. De
Ina Nll.'e-f4 tufi H4sHsuoI
Taur,. % loh.nsnn. De.tirL. Alatzeuau-f
S,mu4-A braun We COAT Epianth'
fri A. Balio IN Naschers. hurf Mason
,.rl-n Anat.. ElflIrr ~'.urHlt t"nI lu.arrI.
Sal, A. a. 80 Siesfried hurt. orer Mason.
tr.u.. Refs. Braun Gurlik 'lli b1ltfi
Sat. A., ~p.l Ierf're Ada Rapid Mat .ruslsr.
,f.--'..I. ~.a.ffI Scott RH--i '.HI Bafa.uD.i.
Me-, Mon ~ tp.u.I, BID hasnsel Grets
NJ. N4ufrII. R,i... Grrth t0nl.. Nss.m4u
P.oilaeci. Dsair. Csrlsa Bsds toaI.. Bssagloll
HAKDAiAN PlANo USED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

number Of inmates has d~lndled from
/ GAG 10 hardly more than MY.
The twenty-three places melton"
in the report were found m ton p". G.
rre,,ncts. Entry 20 the few remaining
ulaces was found 60 be exceed lng
difficult unless strangers we're 'H'iV
ducad by known patrons.
I'm 1912 the Bureau Of Social hygiene
found that LIZ vice resorts yer. 10
Gated I'M 575 tenement houses ~ " IAN
haitian. but when the supplementary
report was made. in Noyember, ~ "a'
learned there were only ~ such
places. with III inmates.
"A very great gain has therefore
been Effected" declare The rrppi'
",of the actual gain is greater Ioi "'f
y,lume Of business has been more .'""
correspondinQly reduced. ..
In, v,hofe method OF con iici.hF
business ha, been changed iar
.Iry. the drinking oud noise "iI'"
.,erc prcvalen. under the Ola js-rm
nave been abolished D.. was ioH"'
Change in Di-orGerIy Hotels.
Under the heading Of diaorier.y no
tells the report states;
During 1912 1913 hotels we're dis'
covered IN Manhattan which were Gas
.ifed A. being disorderly or suspciou'.
The number classified As disorder
vas ninety. In the course % me
present invest CATION hfty-si sucn no
tells were reported in Manhattan.
Three years ago the invest gator
sent out Dv john y. Rockefeller. b..
found 100 saloons where women "nt're"
Tho b,ck rooms luescOrtcd. Wullr TIE
investigation OF such places
"a In.. exhaustive .hau tho preceding
o'a !, vas euaicicntiy'e1'cnsivo 70 Ia-
cicato a great improvement boz condi-
ions. IA many Of the places looked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

AteI couple OF sS'nE cav w NE ~LsreT a
Ivy tn. . D, de IN m
cohns would find good inc @"d"
.coi~ store sd 81 So
clothing D. the Ncs't
l Cd be store
p n. h,. mo NaiaCh BROTHERS tWcn\'
thrcev fan I'
f, winter lac
me. no rv wears before me
10, b,c C,.l i. Cor youf
TI" .~r4.sor ON me t7c. I remembered d
arnth "a the accord
nrr Waited for day Walach Brothers "0u"
sAc o7 ON
Whom The received No IS {ne i ,be coat
'a1 aI~ ,i E piacc we ,i .n, the without
~ I'm. MOT That i. makes any whatsoever bu merely 10
how YOU VII pG G1 'cl @ yeas e.bcr cut or snapeed
tic lining 20 CIV, just there" tina was inclined 20 be J'"
.onabc. aud while had no emm6anee led hem 70
, H WAS -o Would be glad pay repairs consent 20
,hr fixing the coat by putting r ' WANT 70 have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

d. pleasure register boost rather haa a ~nocs
"It Hc Advisor over year ago puTc'ea . e',y AND late
ta, looscuco the handle having lt,y ccne
t. .'.'0
....r,I goods md would not ol' 20 nave
I.. mo-, KNOW # The good thc GooieH
COMPANY those nad. or "H' on, ". I'm er e
willing stand behind " goods " ''' Way " "tsroNISIED"
IN .b. rrinreachaele prucpc that firms goods constitute
ar advertisement the public knife not up to Ioodel STANDARDS
detrment 10 the 'odcl reputation Z
H. Obviously there nothing "schock about ''' ''oi'' ''
l5e ree.ca ea,ec ri T 70 b, '5 door, 0e % %
rlc-- YOU 81 1c
''- o"r'a .' " ''- JAMES SHELLY HAiiIroN
~ ,,iro indeed and this circular of Specialist
f tLc Disease, Of address on West I"em street
the fact that t1eSo anon
operation absolutely necessary the whoe !anp
Il name FROM lis professional duties is man 10 Shu'-
card put Gu, by Store New YORK that
me? Half Of the card IS made up o.
10 hoI the but after II has
El a'$ a,,rnton forces rul,ly T. seems
,rhoi.ze the methods and characteristics %
.c ,p.ir Ioud nsstcut undignfcd Personally mined
,,ey d,ante and very unconp1men'aTy me
concern" &" 'e"-'" 0 " W WALTER 1NMlS
Advertising art cannot properly be Judged by the same con ye4oI as
have able TO look AT the ean car cards
o Shock to my senbie, bat do not assume to he con
er is unfortunate OF the four characteristics whch ne lIueS
Ifa On the strength his offended pushing loud hSistt ana
Unidentified" the and third alone are IN any manner al"
bes on favorable In fact Hearn belongs ID he
dignfed merchandising MI lmhls Chai
redng from scheme is interesting but III tS case 'he a'
against nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

The investigators found that on No
,en,ber /. 1915. there were only TWEEN
;y-three private houses IN operation
IN New York. against li2 in 1912. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

King Baggot, Universal star. has re-
turned 20 directing and so the Uni
tcr>al publicity man asserts has al
ready accepted three dramas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-10

EIchard Walton FULLY is suing for Al
injunction 20 restrain Triangle from
further showing Aloha DE-" which.
Bard of Paradise"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-27
DON 7 Be BILIOUS
HEADACHY SICK
OR CONsT|PATED
ENJOY LIFE! LIvEN YOUR LIv-
Err AND BOWELS TONIGHT
AND FEEL GREAT.
WAKE UP WITH HEAD CLEAR,
STOMACH SWEET, BREATH
RIGHT COLD GONE.

Take one or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever eyper-
fenced. Wake up feeling grand, your
head will be clear, your tongue clean,
breath sweet, stomach regulated and
your liver and thirty feet of bowels
active. Get box at any drug store
now and get Strengthened up by
morning. Stop the headache, bilious
ness, bad colds and bad days Feel
fit and ready for work or play. Cas-
carets do not grippe ,sicken or incon-
venience you the next day like salts,
pills or calomel. They're finei
Mothers should give whole Cas-
caret any time to cross, sick, bilious
or feverish children because it viii
act thoroughly and can not injure.--
Adv.