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MARRIAGES

ARONS Samuel Lcder-
man announces the marriage Of his daugh-
ter, Jeanette l.. Salomon, 10 Mr.. Abra-
ham H. Arons. by Rabbi Nathan krass,
Monday, January s, noon, at Hotel Tou-
raine.
N-SAMUEL-By the Rev. Dr.
Lupkin. on January II, 1917. Essie.
daughter Of Mrs. Rachel Samuel. 70 Julius
p. Bruneman.
FREITHAL-LARUS- John Freithal.
OF $50 Riverside Drive, announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Miriam, to Mr..
Jacob Larus. on Thursday. January 4. by
the Rev. Dr. Samuel Schulman.
HAsLUP-HOYT-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
A. Hoyt, Of Hotel Gramatan, Bronxville.
n. Y, announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Florence Frederick. 20 Mr.. Ed
ward William Hsslup, by the Rev. Father
Cushing, Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Friday. January II. 1917.
KRAUS-ROsENBE and ME-
Max Rosenberger, of $50 West 177th St,
announce the marriage Of their daughter,
Gertrude, TO Mr. Mortimer Kraus. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Kraus, on Tuesday,
January 9, 1917.
KUMsTREICH-KAPL the Lexing-
ton, New York City, January II, 1917. by
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kaplan,
to Bernard Kumstreich.
KUPFERSTEIN-SIM -- On Monday.
January !. 1917. at GO Bay 26th St, Brook
Ign, n. Y. Consuelo Flora, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Simmons, TO
Joseph T. Kupferstein. Of Brooklyn. =
LEHR-G RUDBERG-Mr and Mrs. l. b.
Grudberg announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Ida. to Mr.. Joseph Lehr. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Lehr, January IA,
1917. =
LORACK-FITZGERA jan
uary 10. at the Church of the Ascension.
Mary Gertrude, daughter Of Rose Fitsger-
aid. to Melvin J. Lorack.
MoCH-KRONE Delmonleo's. Sunday.
January Z. 1917, by the Rev. DR.. S. NJ
Cohen, Evelyn Regina, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Krone, TO Irving Moch. OF
Brooklyn.
NEW-LASSER- and Mrs. A. LASER
announce the marriage of their daughter.
Florence. TO Mr.. David New, Of New
York.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Trc4 admission To the American Mus@in u
Natural History. Van ConlAndt Pax Museum
ana the Aquarium.
Lecture by Miss Kathleen Burke On Woman
and the War b6fCTe tho New YORK ana New
Jers.y Section N Tho womAn's Department,
NGuou Civic Federation. Colony CUP 0.'o
p. N.
Lecture by Dr. william star Nyo- on ,Amsrt-
can Political History Tho Triumph o. Jenes
son and Popular A7stocrtfVi hcSn,mJ OF
Music Brooklyn. ,. m.
Mee,ins Of the New YORK Electrical Society. II
Esst For,ieth street. p m
Lecture by George Il. McClelsn on Europe IN
our Time. The Balance q Pofer ieet1re
hau. Academy o. Music. Brooklyn. SIS "a m
Addresses and discussion o. The tuiur. Of
Tie National Guard " City club - New YORK.
80 West Forty fourth stre,t. slJ ? N.
Address by MAJOR General George W. Goethils
on The Panams Canal" Great Hall College
o. the city OF New York. SIS p NJ.
Addrrss by W. Franklin a. Giddins On "Prb
lens q Deuocracy' ~ public meeting ~ me
Sociological cub a. New York % West
Forty hnh Street IS p m.
Addres b7 D.. O. =. TSwis On The New Day
90 Prison Reform a. no messing a mo Pc,
lucal Equality Association. headquarters, Is
East Fort dSt Stree, 20 g.. M
CC,l'erence of The Woman, IcsgIc for the Prc
t-ction 81 Riverside PARK. residence o. Ms.
CHARLES Applson Terri. $40 Wet l05ih
street $50 r. m-
Public lectures % the Board ~ Education SIS
y ~. MsIhausn--' The ludicisTy Of Asw
Nors State" by Professor William u. Guthrle.
Washington Irving liigh School. Irving Place.
SHteeUh and Styerfc,-ll u : reefs. Rouro
ard Jultei" oy Frederick riil.diug Public
scho0l 3. Hudson and GroTe Stress 'Fia'o.
Tho Qu-sf - mo Besuti'ul" by william 4.
DurLnt Public Schcc, &c. li6th street and
s. Nichols Avcous. "Phe Era ~ Formus
ton" by DR.. Eobor W Mclaughlin. Public
School -. i2s Esst Fifty Seyeuih Strcct De
velopsuonl o. Electricity and To 50 a.
NIAGARA TS'is." bv ". wallace KeY, Plhllr
School c. Hcster. Ksser and Norfolk S,rseis
This Latin Countries" by Professor l4n G.
Hannah Public School 1855 225 West i0Sth
Stfoo< Civil ard Religious Liberty" oy
Auns r. MsrYsy. Llt u. New Nork Public
Library. ll2 hast Ninety sixth Street. Jour
reying IN Southern MEXICO ~ Mr. Ada n
Talbot. Pilgrim Hal. Fi'tJ-siIth Street and
Broadway: "Peary's CoaGuest N the Pole"
by Herbert l.. BridgmAn, 81. Coiembas H1ll.
S43 Wet Twenty nm Street The Bronl-
Switzerland ard rs Ci'ib,n sodiey" b.
Holm Gustav NeumErker Morris High School
lssth Street and Bcston Road; John Rus
Ain" by Dr. = n. Randall, Public Schoo,
a. ie6th Street. belWeeu BInbndgs ard
B-gT. Arenue> The japanese IA War ard
Peace" by Or. Charles Mcdowell. Public
sehcd So Bryant and Nyse Avenues
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DEATHS

Armstrong, John. Miller, Brian J.
Baer. Johanna. Minogue. Bridget
Becker, Julia NJ. H. Mock, Hubert.
Brown, Susan. Murray. Emma T.
Chapman Charles II. Norris, John. Jr.
Crandall. Catherine A. O'Brien, p Stonewall
Crap. George S. OConnor. Elizabeth T.
Dakin, James G. OReilly, James h.
Dawley. Thomas. Payne Benjamin N.
Dirks. Frank. Perry, A. W.
Dellinger. Edmund. Pierson, Sarah F. 3.
Earl. Katherine. POST Mary NJ
Engel, George c. Powell, Anastasia.
Farser, William c. Prime. William.
Faucon. Mary T. Rait David.
Farrell. Michael. Roberts, II. 81 b.
Fornes, Anthony. Rockwell lmocen D.
Ferry. Frances II. Rothschild, Harry.
Fixel, Rudolph. Schit, JACK II.
Florschutz, Margaret Schneider, Henry.
Fraund Adolph. Sexton, Margaret A.
Fulle. Diedrich. Sheldon, Cora r.
Gallagher. Bridget. smith, Adoiph r
Goodale. Harvey. Straln' james
Goodhue, Sarah c. Strass' Morris
Gould. Page. Streat George
Graham, Eric Give Taylor Ed"sru y,
Grant. Marguerite G. Tuers, Sylvester r.
HsIgren. HildaC Vogler. Christiana-
Heermance, Susie E. L. Wagner. Elizabeth.
Howe Eyeline b. wallace Johh'
Kelly, Cathsrine. Waters, james NJ
Kruo Annie. Webster. Lewis c.
Ti.beskind Ray. Whitehead. Frank D.
Luce. Alice f. worms Leopolu'
Mosher, Julia A.
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New York

CRAP-George s., on Friday. January i7,
1917. at his residence, Orchard Place.
New Rochelle, N. Y. Funeral services a,
Church Of Holy Family. New Rochelle.
Monday. 10 a. m.
FARSER-At Yonkers. on Saturday, January
-. 1917, William Carlyle Farser. Funeral
services at his late residence. 35l North
Broadway, Yonkers. N. Y, on Monday,
January Is, at s:15 o. m. Automobiles
viii meet trains leaving Grand Central
Station at "a p. m
HEERMANCE-At Yonkers. n. Y, on Satur-
day, January 10, Susie f. Leeds, wife Of
the late Colonel William L. Heermanee.
Funeral service at her late residence, III
Park sv.. Yonkers. Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
PAYNE-Benja min N, engine builder, OF
pneumonia. Saturday morning, az Conon-
que Inn, Elmira, n. Y. Funeral services
o'clock Monday, at the chapel Of Woodlawn
Cemetery, Elmira, n. Y.
RoCKWELIs-At Yonkers. on Friday, Janu-
airy u. 1917. Imocen Jones, wife OF thu
late Julius T. Rockwell. Funeral services
at her late residence. % Dudley Place.
Yolkers. Tuesday at 1880 a. m.
WAILACE-At Goshen. ". Y, on Saturday.
January Is. John Wallace, in his S5th year.
Funeral services at his late residence, Tues
day. January l6, at D. m
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GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE
TO CONTROL TAXI DRIVERS

Settlement Provides for Its Approval
of Hiring and Dismissal Of Men
The conditions under which 700
striking chaufeurs returned to work
yesterday for the Town Taxi Com
pany, the Black and White Taxicab
Company and the Club Cab Company
are substantially the same as those
that prevailed before the strike, &C
cording to an announcement made yes
terday.
The grievance committee of the
chaufreurs will investigate all men
who apply for positions as drivers and
will have power to try all men when
charges are made against them be
fore the company can take action. IL
is provided no man can be suspended
or punished until his case has been
Investigated by the committee, whose
action is subject to the approval OF
w. Bundy Cole, president of the Town
Taxi Company, or some one else desig-
mated by the directors of the COM
pany.
In case an employe is to be pun
ished, the committee will recommend
the punishment. II the committee
and the company are unable TO agree,
the matter is TO be settled by an out
side referee, whose decision IS to be
binding.
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ENGAGEMENTS
BARUrH -scHENKEIN- and Mrs.

BARUTH- SCHENKEIN-Mr and Mrs
Abram Sehenkein, OF $50 West 18th ST.,
announces the engagement of their dhugh-
ter, Marion, TO Mr.. Roland NJ. Baruth. of
Brooklyn.
BRRSON-E and Mrs. Henry
Epstan. of Philadelphia. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Blanche, to
Mr.. Julius W. Berson. New York. =
DAVID BLOCH-Mrs. Fannie z. Bloch, OF
2I3 Clarendon Road. Brooklyn. announces
the engagement Of her daughter. Jeanette
". TO Mr.. Henry NJ. David. Reception
January q. 1917, at Chateau du Pare,
Vanderbilt ay. and Park Place. Brooklyn.
after p. m. No cards.
GOLDMAN-POPPER- Fanny Pepper,
Of 1875 West ll7th st, announces the en-
gagenent OF her daughter. Linda j., to
Mr.. Jesse W. Goldman, son OF Rev. DIR.
and Mrs J. y. Goldman.
S-WEINBERG-M and Mrs. Philip
Weinberg, Of $50 High st.. Newark, an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Rose. TO Mr. Nathan Jacobs, OF New York. =
KORNFELD -BAUMANN-Mr and Mrs.
Max Bsumann, OF 395 Fort Washington
sy., announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Dorothy c.. 20 Harold Korufeld.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Kornfeld. Recep-
ton January 81, 1917. after p. m, az
Hotel Biltrore No cards. e
LEWIS FRIEDELSON-H and Mrs. A. Z.
Friedelson. 1855 7th av.. announce the en-
gsgement OF their daughter, Anna, TO Mr..
Jacob W. Lewis, of Troy, n. Y. Troy pa
pers please cory.
LOfFNIN-GOLDSMIT and Mrs. NJ.
Goldsmith. Of 1913 East s4th St, announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Rose, to
Mr. Meyer Loffmn. Of Hartford. Conn. o.
MAYER wHRATFIELD- and Mrs. A.
Whestheld, III West End sv., announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Irma, to
M Jerome c. Mayer. .
NEUMAN-SACKS- and Mrs. Herman
Sacks. Of 35l East 18th St. city. announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Bessie.
to Joseph Neurnan.
ON-MEYERS-Ar. and Mrs. Karl
Meyers announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Bertha Meyers. OF ios West
l30th St, TO Mr.. Ira Nordon. Of PSI West
i2gth ST.
PoRIS-PRICE- and Mn. Barnett L.
Price, OF 5es West l5oth St, announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Annette. TO
Mr.. Harry Poris. son OF Mrs. Henrietta
Porh. Philadelphia. Omaha and Kansas
City papers please copy.
PRINCE-MULLER- and Mrs. Henry
Prince, OF the Hotel Prince. Arverne. l.. l..
now residing at the Bon Ray Hotel, Msdi-
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New Jersey

BROwN-At Tenahy, Friday. Susan, wife Of
Ernest Howard Brown. Services Sunday,
3:45 D. m. Train leaves Chambers St. 2;45
PLORSCHUTZ-On Saturday, January is.
1917, at 10 a. m. Margaret (nee Meyers.
widow Of Gottlieb Florchutz, in her 18th
year. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend funeral service on Tues
day. 10th inst, at 80 D. m. at residence
of her daughter, Mrs. NJ. S. Mitchell. I5S
East Boulevard, Highwood Park, Wee
hawksn. n. }.
GRANT-At Summit New Jersey, on Sun
day. January II, 1917. Marguerite CHA
Grant, widow Of Daniel Lewis Grant, IN
her sd year. Funeral service at tho
Central Presbyterian Church. Summit.
N. j., Wednesday, January II. at l0lb
a. m Interment at Woodlands Cemetery.
Philadelphia, at convenience Of family.
Morganton IN. O. papers please copy.
nLLER-on Friday, January II. at hn
parents residence. Lakeview av.. Short
Hills, N. j., Brian j., son Of Theodore :.
and Elizabeth r. Miller (nee Reilly, aged
10 years. Funeral Monday, January Is.
TO st. Columbs's Church, Newark, whers
high mass Of requiem will be offered at 10
o'clock Interment in Newark.
SHELDON-At Nontclair. n. j., January
u, 1917, Cora Elizabeth, widow Of the lsts
Isaac Esleeck Sheldon and daughter Of the
late Judge 4. Darwin and Janet Morrison
Smith, Of Rochester, N. Y, at the age OF
81 years. Funeral services at Christ Church.
Rye. N. Y. on Tuesday. January 10, at
2:30 o'clock.
TUERs-on January IS. 1917, Sylvester r.
son OF the late Sylvester p. and Mary =.
Tuers. aged 90 years. Funeral services ct
his late home, 80 DslsyAn sy., Newark,
N. j., Monday afternoon. January 10, At
2:30 o'clock.
yOCLER-Ch ristiAnA, on January II. 1879.
at the residence Of her son. Julius Yoglss.
Ridgewood. N. j., In the seth year Of her
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Queens

BAER-on January 10, 1917, Johanna.
widow Of David Baer and mother OF
Adolph Max. Louis. Samuel. Barbara, hrs.
Sarah Leudesdorf, Mrs. Hattie Levy. in her
S7th year. Funeral from her late residence.
i27 Clarence av.. Arverne. l.. l.. ~ o'clock
Tuesday. January 16. Interment Mount
Hope Cemetery, Cypress Hills. Kindly
omit flowers.
EARL-Kstherine. widow Of Charles Earl.
deceased. s7th year. az Kew Gardens, New
York. January IL. 1917. Intermsnt WASH
ington. d. c., January IS. Funeral pri-
vste. Boston papers please copy. :.
kRUG-Annie (Newmsnl, beloved wife An
drew J. Krug. formerly Of Yorkvills. Fs-
neral from late residence. 1875 Oxford sv..
Ozone Park. l.. l.. January Is. a. m.
Requiem mass Church Of St Mary Gate Of
Heaven. Jerome sv.. Ozone Park.
O'CONNOR-Jsnuaryi ~. 1917. az Elmhur-t.
l.. l., Elizabeth Tyrrell. youngest daughter
Of the late Thomas and Julia Tyrrell and
widow Of Terence ]. 0'Connor. Funeral
Tuesday, January is. AZ 9 80 a. m, from
her late residence, S. Judge 81. thence 10
ST. Bartholomew Roman Catholic Church.
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Manhattan

ARMSTRONG John. City Home. January
10. 1917. aged 70 years. Funeral from
Church OF the Good Shepherd.
DAwLEY-Thomas. Services The Funeral
Church, Broadway, seth 10 67th st.
Frank f. Campbell Building), Tuesday
morning, II o'clock. Auspices Actors
Fund.
DFIIINCER-on January II. at his late
residence. 90 West 5lst ST.. Edmund, son
Of the late Charles and Julia Dellinger.
Funeral services Monday, January 10. at
10 a. m. Interment at convenience OF
family.
Suddenly on Friday. January H.
1917. George c. Engsl. I'd. aged years,
4 months and rs days, beloved son Of
Gustav p. and Alice Engel (nke Kalthof).
Funeral Sunday. the 14th. ? p. m. from
late residence. 2O5 West 18th ST.
FARRELL-On January II, Michael. the
beloved husband Of Maria f. Farrell (nee
Hanley). native Of Tarmonbarry, County
Roscom1non. ireland. Funeral from his
late residence, 436 West 47th ST.. on Mon
day, January IS, at Q 80 a. m. thence to
the Church OF the Sacred Heart, where
a solemn requiem mass will be offered for
the repose Of his soul. Interment Calvary
Cemetery.
FERRY-Frances II. Ferry. January H. at
her residence, 2074 5th av. Funeral pri-
vste.
FIXEL@S Suddenly. on January 10. In his
62d year. Rudolph, beloved husband OF
Dena and devoted father OF Charlotte.
Funeral from the chapel Of Saul A.
Rothschild. 2O03 eth ay., Sunday. January
"a. at 10 a. m.
FREIJND-Adolph. on Friday. January IL,
1917. beloved husband OF Charlotte freund
and father Of Eugene. Charles and Otto
Freund. Member Copernicus Lodge. l. o.
O. F.; Mount Sinai Lodge. l. o. 5. l..
and Moses D. Uhr Lodge, No. 0, o. b. a.
Services Sunday. at ! p. m, January IA.
1917. at Tauber's Chapel. 1873 East 4ith St
FIrILE-On Saturday January IL, 1917,
Diedrich Fulle Relatives and friends
also Church Council and Lutheran Broth
erhood Of st. Johns Evangelical Church.
are respectfully invited 10 attend the fu-
neral services at 81. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church. 81 Christopher St, New
YORK City, on Tuesday, January 10. at
1850 p. m. Late residence, lO1 East
I0eth 81.
CALLAGHER-on Friday. January ~
Bridget Gallagher. widow Of Patrick Cal
laoher and beloved mother Of Francis 81.
and the late Daniel Joseph, formerly OF
81. Gabriels parish. Funeral from her
late residence. 1866 East s5th ST.. on Mon
day, January IS. az Q: 30 a. NJ; thence to
the Church Of ST. Ignatius Loyola, Park
az. and saith IT. Tnterment Calvary.
GOODALE-HArvsy. City. Hons. January 10.
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MRS. SHELDON, HOSTESS TO
CUSTER AND SCOTT, DIES
Widow of Atlantic Monthly" Pub
Usher Was Born in 1886

fisher Was Born in 1870
Mrs. Cora Elizabeth Sheldon, at
whose home General Winfield Scott,
General George b. Mcclellan and Cen
eral George A. Custer had been fire.
quent guests, is dead in her home IN
Montclair, N. J. General Custer dined
at her table on the evening before his
departure for the Little Big Horn.
Her husband, the late Isaac l.. Shell
don, was head Of the publishing house
Of Sheldon & Co. II published the
autobiography Of General Scott, and
Mr.. Sheldon, at the request Of Horace
Greeley, reviewed the book for The
Tribune. II was favorable review.
On tho morning 1t appeared General
Scott, as Mrs. Sheldon often related
with glee, hurried to the publishers
home fourishing a copy of The Tribune
and exclaimed: "See what Greeley
thinks of me as an author!"
"The Atlantic Monthly" and "The
Galaxy" were also published by her
husbands firm, and Mrs. Sheldon be-
came acquainted with many OF the
writers for those publications and had
many anecdotes to relate of them.
She gsas born in Rochester, n. Y, on
February 10, 1886. Her grandfather
Judge Ebenezer Griffin, who died IN
1851, was an intimate friend Of Henry
Clay, and Mrs. Sheldon recalled the ex,
element that pervaded the household
when the campaign song drifted IN
from the street:
Hurrsh Hurrahi The country is arisin'
For Henry Clay and Frelinghuysen.
She Is survived by brother, Z. Oar
win Smith, of Rochester,; daughter,
Mrs. j. c. Anderson, and six grand
children, three Of whom are the chill
dren Of the late Mrs. Arthur Outran
Sherman, of Rye. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon in
Christ Church, Rye.
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TEACHERS FRAME DEMANDS
Their Union 10 Present Increased Pay
Schedules 20 Board Soon

Schedules 60 Board Soon
J. Edward Kayman. chairman of the
wage committee Of the Teachers
Union, stated yesterday that the union
would ask for higher pay at the end
of this month or the beginning Of
next month.
The following wage increases will
be demanded: Teachers receiving
$1,000 a year and less, 20 per cent;
teachers receiving $1,000 TO $1,000, 20
per cent; $4,000 to $1,000. 10 per cent;
S2b01 TO $3.50, 5 per cent.
President William G. Wilcox of the
Board of Education has informed the
union that IL will receive an oppor-
tunity to present its demands before
the board within "A few weeks.
Mr.. kayman denied that the union
would declare a strike if its demands
were not met.
The union is preparing to present
a teachers pension bill to the Leg s.
lature in opposition to a bill to be
presented on behalf Of New York City
this week. The unions bill provides
for reserve fund, TO be raised by the
city. TO take care of all the partici
pants in the pension. President Will
cox will be asked to permit a ref
erendum vote OF the city's teachers
on the bill before it is finally drafted.
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and, on January 10. Catherine A. CrsndAli.
Requiem mass at Sc. Mays Of the A.
sumption Church. Port Richmond. staten
Island. on Tuesday. January rs. at 10 a. m.
Motor cortege. Funeral private. .
F0RNES Anthony. January II. at his resi-.
dence. Annadale. Staten Island. Funeral
az st. Joseph's Church. Rossville. Staten
Island. Monday. 10 n m. Kindly omit
flowers. Buffalo IN. ~ papers please
copy.
LUCE--Alics Francis, wife Of Clarence Luce
and daughter Of William Francis and Sarah
Deming. on January IA. 1917. In her 67th
year, at her home Emerson HILL Stapleton.
Staten Island. Funeral private. Interment
Hartford, Conn. Hartford papers please
copy.
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PicketS at White House
Feel Bond of Sisterhood
c..r,an and English Women Uphold Yellow Suffrage
Banners Side by Side-Complete Gordon
Is Promised for March
Bv MARY BRUSH WILLIAMS

are you going to keep US waiting! :"
asked the English woman and the Ger
man. Some day the women OF their
nationalities may band with all OF the
other women and help 20 ADJUST the
world
Meantime the suffragists held a large
and brilliant tea on Saturday AT their
headquarters, which Is IN the WONDER
full Colonial residence where Marx
Hanna once lived, at which time IT won
the name of "The Little White House
Mrs. George r. 0dell was the hostess
Mrs. Arthur Henning sang.
She knew About Colds
All ages, professions and conditions
of women are banding together to help
the cause" A stunning looking glrl
took her place with a banner IN front
Of the White House gate. No sooner
had she adjusted herself there than
an old woman came up TO her, put her
hand on the young woman's shoulder
and said: My dear, you'll take cold
"Oh. no I sha'n't.' replied the other.
You don't know how easily people
take them" pleaded the older woman
ooh. YES ! do" answered the girl
81 am a physician" Almost every pro-
fession has been represented IN the
volunteers who have watched at the
White House gates.
Delegations from the District of Co
lumbia will mount guard IN full force
across the front Of the Executive Man
SION tomorrow afternoon between a
and 5 o'clock. augmenting the regular
r;ckcts at the east and west gates,
which. as usual, will be on duty from y
until 8 o'clock. Thursday, January Is,
viii be Maryland Day. large delega-
lion from Baltimore having arranged
TO come over. led by Mrs. Townsend
Scott: Pennsylvania will be represent
ed January "a. Virginia will send
delegation on Saturday. the eth, and
dates are promised for the Delaware,
New York and New Jersey branches OF
tho Congressional Union.
More Prominent Pickets
Mrs. Wainwright, wife OF Admiral
Wainwright; Mrs. Kent. wife OF KEEP
rcsentative William Kent. of Cali
fornia, and Mrs. John Jay White will
be among the pickets who will line up
silently before the White House to-
morrow afternoon.
Plans have been made TO surround
the White House on Sunday, March q,
which will this year be the day before
the Inauguration OF the President, with
solid Gordon Of pickets, representing
every state in the Union. This demon
stration will serve the double purpose
Of closing effectively the annual con-
vention Of the Congressional Union,
which will be held March ! to 4. in
elusive. and emphasizing anew and
with undeniable force and dignity the
appeal of the women Of the whole
country for acknowledgements.
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$4,000 FUND IS SOUGHT
TO DEFEND MRS. SANGER
Birth Control League Plans TO Wage
Long Court Fight

The raising OF fund Of $4,000 for
the defence OF Mrs. Margaret Sanger,
her sister. Mrs. Ethel Byrne, and Miss
Fannie Mindell, an Interpreter, Is
planned by the Birth Control League
OF New York. At meeting yes
terday in the Free Synagogue House,
at SO West Siyty-eighth Street, Or.
Frederick A. Blossom, president OF the
league, said il would take that amount
to carry the fight TO the higher courts
should convictions be obtained by the
prosecution in Special Sessions.
Eve have already spent $500 trying
to obtain jury trial for Mrs. Sanger
and the others" said DR.. Blossom,
sand we must obtain the necessary
funds to carry the fight TO higher
courts. We hope to raise the Margaret
Sanger Defence Fund by voluntary
subscription"
The league at its meeting yesterday
made plans for a mass meeting IN
Carnegie Hall on the night Of January
% Mrs. Sanger will be the principal
speaker and the proceeds Of the
meeting will be applied to the defence
fund.