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Thanksgiving.From THS Scs of Sotsmtitr 5. 1?.

tT bough ehrill voiced winds eo bawllno;by.

And sober sWcs look grim ami murky,Men kwp tho feast of pumpkin pie

And slay the pompous bird of Turkey.1h crop 'haired saluta of Plymouth

Kock,Exiled the May flow er'a sacred wood In,

At ovary other feast could mock,But they were humun loved their

puddln';With eermon, prayer and psalmody they

rendered thanks In meeting,Thn homeward solemnly they trudged

and rendered thanks by eating.

Far north of Massachusetts Bay,And westward ever wldo and wider,

Una spread the honor of the dayAnd flowed Its hospitable elder.

For all his roaming prodigalsTho fatted calf the father (daughters,

The smiling mother lotind her callsHer lusty sons and llMomo daughters.

Love's beacon, lighted from old clays,their honmward steps Is leading.

And soron, whom life hus nwlndled, arcnot loath to llud good feeding.

Happy whose hearth Is spared by fate,Whose calmer pulses do not tingle.

As, musing by his lonely grate,Ho minds him of a dearer Ingle.

Around who.--e tires with glowing heartsI f fan blood and name were wont to

clusterAll. well, that kind of wound still smarts

Beneath the balm of many a lustre!Shull we glvo thanks that strangers sit

within our hallowed places.Or praise thai now the dust of death

the dear lost facw?

Go buy a turkey for the poor.And make an end to silly questions;

Thank fJod, for once, thnt you are MirTo 'scape Thanksgiving Indigestions.

Though dark November knows no ruthFor flower or Mng the frolic May had

Yet for the golden hopes ofAs for tho memories of the gray head.

For the long peace of all the dead, forthn brier tlnya of all men living,

May even wandering, homeless heartsmake glnd Thanksgiving'

Mr. mount's Paramountry;!.. ,t Prciedent for Mr. I.itul mid Mr. Ilulr.The following letter from n son nnd

miuicsnke of the late Jamlh IJ. Bloim-o-Georgia has been received and reatl

by us with sympathy:"To the Uortoii or Tin: sun no: Some

of my friends hero think the rather un-gracious references to my lato honoredlather in your leading editorial article of

y call for a reply fiom me. and I

agree with them. True, the public doesnot necessarily want to hear frnm someobscure son of a deceased public man,however distinguished ho may have been,every time the history of events In whichsuch oftldal participated Is referred to.Hut as you are claiming that PresidentWilson's sending Governor I.ind toMexico Is as unauthorized uu Piisldentt't.KVELANO's sending my father to Hono-lulu In 1S03. let us sen how unauthorizedthe latter was. True, 1803 Is ipiitn awhile ago, but the Hon. Hoke Smith, now1 'tilted Stales Senator from Georgia, wasin Mr. Cleveland's Cabinet at the timennd will, 1 am sure, corroborate everystutenient of fact I am about to make,ind also indorse my conclusion.

"When Mr. Cleveland enmo Into ofllceMarch , 1SP3. he had Information lead-ing him to suspect that Mr. Stevens.then American Minister to Hawaii, hadbeen a party to tho revolution that over-threw the Government to which he wasaccredited. So he sent my father outthere, mid my father got hold of thelegation archives and nil the official docu-ments relating to the revolution, und foundthat Sir. Stevens hud been advised be-

forehand of the exact day nnd hour thoI evolution was to tm 'pulled off,' and nr- -

anged to have the United States marineslanded svnchronously with the outbreakagainst the then existing monarchy, nomi-nally to protect American II fa and prop-cit-

but really to lend aid and comfortto tho revolution. Tho scheme workedand the Queen was overthrown.

"Here was the American Minister to afilrndly foreign Government cooperatingsecretly with tho domestic enemies of thatGovermmnt for Its overthrow. If jourcontention id correct, then under suchi Ircumstances n President of the I'nltodStates la Impotent to safeguard the na-tional honor by preventing n foolish dlplo- -

mat from discrediting us with everyfriendly Government on earth. And', Itmakes no difference whether your foo:Ushdlplnmut'n meddling with tho domestlupolitics of the country he Is uccredlted toIh prompted by the motto 'Tho Hawaiianpear Is rlpo and ready to be plucked' orby tho still more brann motto 'Glorylie to government founded upon assnssl.nation.' TAMt.S II. Hl.olT.VT.

"Wabiii.ngi on. November II."Our correspondent will surely tlml on

loiabiiectioti thai Tut: Sln'h ivmarksi tout hlb fntl ici'coiitnliieil noihing "uu-

-- rni'1ou." no wind of crlllclhin. muchess of relnllllg lo lhe

i i.i e... .in, I ,. ,,..tii..l..t I .. .1... it.,wi,,l, l, ml I 'If i . III. UU' llllll,Iv.Mt.b II, ItniLNi of ticorglii in llmcjtruordltiury lulsslnn to lluwail en- -

,i . .. u .,.......v auui u.y 1 icsiueui.

twenty years ago. Ho In flllntly oer- -

wtinltlvi! If he objects (o the referenceto his father UN "I'lirniniiiint" Hlount,tin mljcctlvc derived from Secretary

politics.

tni:sit.is (in'u letter of Instructions thenntl commonly used at the time to fle-- toserine tne hecini commissioner s rune- -

to"

the' 1!!: "'KiTVo'iff

With the way In which Mr. Hi.ou.nt ier- -

ormcti tnc tiutics or ins mission, witnhis controversy with Minister Htlvlnb, hut

coninci 01 icstimony as 10 innlri iwrno t,y rm:NH in UK, revoiut.onof 181K1, wo have nothing to do. These

nr

polnttnent nnd employment. Any Just nth.11. ... l. ,

l.tiviniii vi iiiiil. IMIIUUIUIlllirytnntlc e.xrlment applies not to Mr.Bixiu.nt but to the Kxeeutlve who np--

pointed and employed him.The simple truth la that Mr. Clrve-lan- d

aent Mr. Blount out to Honoluluunconfirmed by tho United States Sen-ate, but with credentials and authoritypractlcnlly superseding the regularly Incontinued Minister to Hawaii at thattime. He did not wait 'or evidence

I'. M?M the. " ot caltho Minister to Hawaii and then nom-1- .

1,1tunte Mr. Blount to succeed h In lirand with the ndvlco and consentV of theSenate, ns the Constitution requires.He selectctl .Mr. Blount as his personalenvoy, named htm Commissioner, fur-- j

nisueii uim wuu cretientiais to rresi-den- t

Doi.k, ordered that n revenue cut-ter be put at bis disposal for the out-ward

oftoy-age-

. and put Into his hands a ofletter of Instructions signed by the Sec- -

rotary of State on March 11. ISlKt, and thecontaining thee unprecedental orders toapportioning diplomatic nuthorlty: ihet

Vn,,w a..V.nl.u l .11 ma,,A. . . . ..v.. .1.1. r, . ntu .,11. ,ciliuilfl v. &1119 UU CI IllllVllfc IU ut

tho existing or other Government of theI

inarms sna me proiecnon or our amens I

therein is paramount; and In you alone,acting In cooperation with the commanderof the naval forces, Is vested full discre-tion and power to determine when suchforcea should be landed or wttrrawn."

"You are, however, authorized t. availyourself of such old as you may oeslrefrom tho present Minister of the UnitedHtates nt Honolulu, Mr. Jons-- l. Stevei'H.who will continue until further notice toperform the usual functions attaching tohis olllce not incomlatrnt iclta the po terrarsfrusfeit fo you."

Thus from March. 1 SB.':, until May.when Mr. Stevens was recalled

and Mr. Blount appointed MinisterPlenipotentiary in his stead, Mr.Blount exercised the imwers not onlyof an observer and Informant and In-

vestigator of conditions, directly respon-sible to the President, but also of a dip-

lomatic oilicer superior on the sjvit tothe constitutional representative of ourtiovernment: In short, a Plenipoten-tiary Paramount.

Wo have SHkcn of this precedent forthe activities of Mr. Wilson's Sieclnland Personal Envoys In Melen as a"dismal" precedent. It Is dismal In Its toloneliness. Mr. Bi.ou.ni'h son asks ushow otherwise a President could safe-guard the nation's honor by preventingu foolish diplomat from discrediting us.liven assuming that Mr. Sraisa was afoolish diplomat nnd was discreditingus. the answer seems not' dlfllcult. Ther resident could have nscertalntMl the'facts by the proper agencies of Investl-- 1

- iltlon and Information nnd then hnveproeee ded promptly to recall the foolish

ilntnni nnd nnf n wlwn ,1 t.inm., i i.orhihis place.

I .The constitutional way is at all times

the right way. no maItter what are theteniptatlons and supiiosed urgencies of I

the occasion.

The .Schenectady Strike.Two employees, eager unionists, of

the General Electric Company were"laid off." To retrench, tho companysnys; because they were active unionists, sny the employees. Here Is n questlon of nintlv e, to be determined onlyinferentlally If at all unless the ein-- iployces are mind readers. It Is n mat-ter of general observation or belief,however, that business Is "slncklng up."

The employees, many thousands, act-ing on their theory, strike. They haveno reason thai niieiils lo the public.

'They do tioi complain that their hours..'...... .i.; i.m. ,iiK .Ft niiiii-- n i - niiThey strike "fo show that the tieneralKlectrlc t'otnimny cannot crush union-ism." It is their right to strike forwhntever cause seems good to them:but is it wise to strike at this time'The feellns of the strikers Is generous,hut tho success of strikes Is duo tosound economic, not to sentimental,

tgrounds.A bleuk way of celebrating Thanks-

giving and preparing for Chribtmas.

The Search for the. Impresario.Tho course of the season nt the

Metropolitan Opera House proceeds so'inletly nowadays, lu contrast tn ecrtnludiscords in tlm past, that Kuropennoperatic dllllcultles of Hie present timehold u puzzle. Various e.xHMllents liavobeMi adopted abroa.l recently III eintllu- -

tlon of the contemporary elliclency aild-

tranquillity of the .New oerahouse, i iiiiii nreeiorsiii wnn uiviueiiauthority having proved a failure attho Nutlnnul Academy of Music iuParis, that historic Institution is to

hae henceforth a single head. On the,other hand, tho udmlnlstralloii of theOpera C'tFinliHie will hereafter lie In

the hands of three dlr.s-lor.s- . Two ofthese are brothers who evinced Mich ageiiius for lUHirallc management that.hoy have risen lo Ihe Ulm'tlon of thenwuiitl Millie ols'rn house of France,The tmieriinent of Ihree niilllilgers for

. .nil iMieni uouse will ne viuvvisl wnn 111- -

Il..i...kt I. til llu ii.l..iill.. I... l. . i ....il

. Om-a- b Hasimi'.kshin wns the ahso- -

iieiiilcuco 1ms Its udvanlnges and, asHint gifted shim-liu- learned, Its draw- -

i I . O'l... ...I, l..l...... ..I .. ..III" II II IMII II II O HI .1.1 I'lO. !

Ihiti.i. litsi year vvus ev lilcnee of lhe tin- -

suitability nf tlm codlrccior- -..... ... ... .. .snip 10 our luauiuuuua, 101 11 was in

THE SUN,

effect n tlitnl control which hud the nf--

fairs of the Chicago Opera Cumpuhy Inhniiil nt the beginning. lln.Mtv Ul'hsllll atone In the active miiimzonioiit of

Hoston 0iern Company, which hasnil .11 prances oontlnuetl on Its

course placidly. To our own conditions

Tv ""'"f "emmilted, hits usuallyexisted In tills city. With MAtatcr.

tAW wn8 llr.snv Anitcv,In the mnnngciiiciit t.f the musical

interests of that old linn the balance of,control was with Mr. fln.vt;.

The trouhlos of the luteiulnnts anddirectors of tho foreign opera houses

r,,rely nlto'lll'r lietctl. InVenna o10 notel, ,m8lcim lftcr nn.,,, .... ,...,"...v. ,..vn wv- - ,!.--- i,ta, iiviiiivi 1, tlil'tiAnTsr.n nor his predecessor Mahlersatisfied nit the elements ution whosesupport depends the director's ierma- -nent authority In n subsidized State,theatre. The present director, HanbfSlirnoa. hns sncrowln,! In oIvIiil- - ..rnntnrus'. .? ".satNfnctlon than elllier of his prede- -

cessors. although during his experiencesBerlin he seemed to demonstrate

,..tlil.., mn 1. 1..

klmwlp(,K0 of tl,pntrlenl than of mmi.effects. In view of their difficulties

,lm,,nB ,f""lM,tent dlrwtnrs for theiroperatic Institutions, New York Is hap-- 1 I

pier than the foreign capitals.

Mr. Churchill's Reappointment.Against the reapointment of Mr.

Thomas W. Ciiuni-tiii.t- . as a membertho Board of IMucatlon a numberrespectable citizens protested seri-

ously, alleging that his activities Indepartment had been detrimentalIts welfare nnd opposed to the

Interests of the schools. Mr.nill'nrllKI. wnil 41m Imtt nt Prnutftnnf.. u 1 ... .... ....a'1111- - iii'iiiii iir. ii in oirrcn-- V, .1111

has undoubtedly stepped on a goodm.iny toes during his Incumbency. Yet.most people will believe thnt MnvorKi.ixi: dhl umII tn immo 1.1m

This conclusion Is. based on the posltlon In which the Mayor found himself. Ills term Is too short for him tomake effective any policy of his own

...,.i,ii irj.,!,,, iiiiunni iii.meis.ills successor, wlto lias alreadv beenchosen, possesses t more IntlmHeknowledge of the public schools than ;

most residents nf the townThat .L!L ,,.(i,; CHURCHILL I

reappoints. In Mew ..fall theclrcum-- l

stances. Mayor Kli.m.'s net was thoi--Jusl fled ' It inav be reffanle,l..11 act of the next Mnvor. Mr. Mit. i

Clint., and on Mr. MlTCim. the resnou-- !

slblllty must rest.As to tins siiggnstlon that Mayor

meek

flockthe

cause

tho thothe

the

bul

tho

,he

thothe

teacl,

inni win ' ' tr"11 "umtier printed mo o: runaconsist entirely of oil and she will rr aujn m numt,cr of your seats, and t,0 rate of of

uble to steam around tho world ?i ,1' in'IT'.' pay him the box onico prlco and 50 cents their salary to rates reachingrPDlenlshlng tanks Tt would P. Mr' .f 1 for each percent. bill that the

bo e attaMK "'Vi- - T loi even tickets tho box ret ng twenty" rsK,., ,,, ullp Kl.t in the York city

thoTuximn. we nly ,h hlia vrk . am, musl be 65 years old. If- see and his family eat ng8Uro ,, tll0 ,,, WttH trled .lnd ,nu be 60 old. A

s post Sr", hnJ e"rUMciX oltr, York It would ys!eall mual certify

able for! "ot aH unlit for duty., delightful in lLn s, , is physicallytwo hardly worth er trt w ' The present fund decreawd

,,,"ln- - Hn', th" ""-- r Minister to 26. rapdy bcauaeann n Iiitn ru,i. r-- , w ;"". ,'. nn nens ons. Mr

Klin.: appointed Mr. Ciirrtriiii.L ' a'P'omactlie board as the price of his owniiPlHiintmeiil ns a romin i ss ioner of i

Tuxes, we In It. Noth- -

ille In .Mr Mitch 'n nn.l nothin .Mr. Ki.tNi: record warrants

the thought that either would entert... . - . . ... .1u... lorrup, oargtin or mat sort. '

.nn ii .i ioo- -i suoriguien wiingdamn ail administration of whose

success nil hive thn u'K"esi popesIa (

with the Imputation of n debased Io- -

lltic.il deal before It begins.

... . .

game and now nwalting their owners lu-

the safe ilenoslt vaults, of the llartar.lAthletic Association, no doubt tho spoils

the furs, the

'L

wereeves of the sneetiilniv

.

jmnj in nuuiii Know less until Homingnlmiit II Ii nf ..m nAnl

tidal act. Tbev an. tticre to have beenthere, to howl like Australian black- -

corrolioreelng todevotion old WhntKltsniimt. or to

a nigli social act. Wuohave believed there us tiiniiv devil

" 1110 ,,s 01,0 at a;reat game.' As for Jewelry and lhe

precious pelts ven If the IsluoiiuL ur splendid at

the mightiest etent history upthe present dnte

the baggage left ill the retreatine n rur coat apnrnlsel

i$is00. not to believe in that'coat and not to believe It Is worth..Imore $H)0. Who was the wearer?Was It a Yalenslau who rushed from the

coat his bets or It awaylo the earth with foot In the

It hundred fur coats SO long lisfew thousand hundred bills

his change pocket to out as heIs by grouty constables along his

forIt may said fur coat,

allowing for the erroneous rending of

$w of silnts topttsturK. This theory is sup- -

If there, had lioon nuv, ,i, tinnno- .

n,,,,,,,,,, ,K, milt,K ,i,0 siadluiuWlfs nnd slrnvs."

w ,M Mv" M,,,,,r nr"- -

.Mayor Is expected lo approv n

the from "'.i...

I'lilted Stales wins the Npeclul

privileges they have hithertothe highways of lork. Ill

nplto of uiipleiisnnt Incidentsllm I'm (Mllce .,.,,., Is

unlikely lo make aof the cllsloin of

i... i.m i...,i"Mini, inniiiiiiig nun ninum num.

of the IVderalIs going lo for the ,crI ........ r.. ....... 1. ...uOil I IUU HI lllI-li- : I 1,111111 II. nr..

.Mcillivv Hie city administratorshave answer for. Mall

.vaua are uoi uie omj agaiaat

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER

tol?'?"!

safety. Fools In employ drivecars, rminlouts nntl trucks

dangerously In violation ofthe rules thn road In nil nnrta ofthe town. There In nt least enoughof statutory enactment to provide fortheir and tho rigid enforce--

!ir rUld rCdUCthem to a approaching reason- -

nhlo carefulness. As usual, tho police- -

men complain the courts carrylenity to tho point of weakness. Hutthis should not discourage In tho a

'pursuit of reckless driven, osalnstwhom convincing cases can be madoout. courts will respond toeutlmwit on this subject as they nae. t

on others.Nobody travelled the leugth

the city recent days can havefailed to that it Is high time to

,lle rew on wild men Inmotor cn"

. lr- - I'tNOELL's may expirehe gets to 8t. I'etersburg. Ft. Louisoiotc-fiersocro- f,

All the bettor for Pindwx, for he willthen have saved his entire salary offl?.r,0a tinvlnir .von tn erottvthe ocean. He can lake the

LT?JL J0?"iini iivivii ipv naaunae aai pvjinmeen, and then make a grand wlndttpat Peoria. Put your money on Pin- -

He will get somewhere.

the Genius ot Words speedColumbia Mate.

Is that Genius? Battle Ron orBill?

I.okado TArr, the sculptor, hascriticism of New which thatwill hardly forgive In a IntrrOcrun.

Oh. come! To Fra l.oiuno Yorkforgives everything, even his sculptures.

louncenin men aeemeu-- I.I f,ir,.. VriM Im l.n.tt.prime of life. frnvltlence Journal.

Hardly the prime! Forty Is Infancy,the prolongation of which, as weneedn't tell the Providence PlantationsI.e.,......tt.ni. lu ii... r... A . ! . . . .

tn in,; fFllfllu IVBII11. UIU"tinn and civilization.

It is said of the British dreadnought;Wnrsplte, which was )nunc:hed at

If the Speaker will nossesi his soul i

In patience until the currency bill Is j

out of the way. maybe he will get nn- -

i

si.n.Mt. u-- i. i.. .

wonderful ship that ever was known,There will be something about her whichw,n ,tnrtIo pH,pe whon ho flntehoct.si, Tunuu t.itmu

Thn nronf Is In thn itllinir. All the. ... ...." "" ,SiZ.. )"W"'S;,""Y '

'"'rt tn0 completeda,M,,rn 11 alie to a test. SirThomas has seen the of Sham- -rock course, but her keel has

cast. He can conjecture whatIter sailing Ciualities will be. and When herill'M thl.t MltM tu tmini-- "In lui ttiA mn.l

"""uds llko a sop to the Cerberus of doc- -tflm.l r,,1..rlt.. ll't... ..... t... .....1.......... ..j. .mi iiuim nun

,liat ethCS and theologyare two absolutely separate

emireiy 10 no; cnarge 01 inewnetner cattioiic, I'rotestant, Mnhammc- -

dan or Jewish. Is that a valid reason whyIt must nlwaVM be sn?

,ay not '"H('ren whose parents ateop(;nly not and chil- -

dren who are modern enough tohe Proposition out for thomselves be

",oral wllhout b,ln religious? Do notm0Bt enlightened people. If they "belong"to any church organization, belong to Itonl' fr sncl1'1 reasons? Is not "true

called, which puts everythingup t0 f!odi practically a dead letter to- -day among highly cultured people? Are1,01 very people the moral andlaw abiding the

vvllat ,.dcep nJuryi. can flow from ap.plying reason to tho matter of theology,Just as wo apply It to nil other affairs?A "creed "Is a belief based upon no logicalfoundation. criticise Its absence luothers when we ourselves probably lack

l. O. N. .!..MV TOKIC. lOVemoer 3S,

Knalhdi Srnonjmi.To ths l.'DlToa or Tu Scs Sir. I tnoki. . j, . ..

speechless, but the waiter out, "Pardon me.! mlater, but we don't eat ball In this country.- -

i, hm

ooa want to atlr up that Internationalcompliment mu In lhe stAtely column-- , buthenest. aren't Herrle Kntlanders "lhe limit Ifelt as tired when that meal ended as If I had beencarrying a grann. piano arounuon my back.

New Yosk, 55. Nxw Yorker.

In Fame's Lumber It nom.To Tin I'DlToa (lr The Sun- - .S'lr; Timber tc

l!lm rrtall furniture fort William, Outario.London, Ont., 34. I" I..

The IWndrivoui.

.' "ilh tht trovn ttes and,,,,, UIVU1I ..I.,

They met at n dance- - sijueoza andI nhttrA nn.l i, ur t utnl tvalttxl nti.lI He ;en o,chl.U n.x, day with a line 7u

.ny that he waltiM unrt wult,,! imdwalled. A Phone caiiie 10: "You're thewettest of men! for tea rn i,' tree"

ond he waited, lit wired: "Mtet nin utsi inn uooi-- nnii ne ..Horn

tiii.1 unit wnlted. A liov enmnt,. "Make li later," she wrote, lln.

"e. but he waited and waited. At Pher..rv's at sho ealu ane. u arrive, nd be

amokad and he smoked und he waited. H- -'auggeated that htaven ur--.M;:,;. V..J!:Kipling l they're all allkti

" "ome till io, he drank""d then hud few mint JulepH and nn,!,,, frBln, Then the plume; "Ate

.lust th-- u the bell rvc ami- - bin. r,r' ""e' la aha vlksd the AngHS Anil

, .i i i"'' i"!'"What a Idea In of M.wl'1. calling on ou o uiironventiniiatly for snpiier

.''..' 6'f.?r,"'" .f!"4i - t wir

T"0MS

Mltl.otitpearls

great. Football, the,03'"'8 ,or many centuries etlilcs was

fellows testify

ierrorm would

most

tiling madly

U'llhmit

Dollar

hurry.

plans

entities

ffT thf J)rtonsnnko dance? was It hvm,A ,D elp;e,ion would hsvc

who wouldn't Ittelf had addrctsed htm.

heldpassage "speedliiR"?

(but

instead "$S,(KK1,"

withdrawing

certain

fertile

in.n.-s.- i

uueauara

that

made

aerenfU'r"

atheists,

November

November

lilihballa

minded proprlate

serious

niggle

27, 1913.

ALEXAXOER'S FALL.

a Melanchol) Passage In the Mfe thencv. Absalom Pair,

Tn t'tiimn nt- - tup. Mr: I amsuperstitious nnd yet I often recall

0unroermof' the ltvrXbiiom Pair. 1

thought of It yesterday as I took aTUt Jl .Happened!of courso Pair was not his name; thesood man may still bo living, for all I

' 11 "ru,"-- r lujy,',Four years ago Mr. Pair Inutile namiet tar rrom the maaamg

X,,? r Zrr hewas mild mannered and bland, ha wasnot, strictly speaking, a soul. At

mes became rebellious, as mlRht bou,d of , ob)1 cke

out an exlstqnce on plttanco that was

Proposals

paid him as pastor of his little Britain tries stretch Its feelers In allbeing cautious nnd politic he never directions around Pattnma Canal

himself to his congregation, the completion of a fortified canal.will understand without fur- - the key to the Pacific, In tho exclusive pos-th- rr

rvit:iii:itlin he revelled In Wars ftesnloti at tlin tTnlti-- Mtules. Is thorn In

the

,heI

with

nemeii

nothing the last row. by, b,B CBU(le

fho c ar ,,, spoka about neceaalty. thn

and upon tho tnerrl""r" stuobio from4

hn,,.eher also

o In person must, " Newt tuin , , woman,

,n , mustI

lK'e" tl,e New it that applicantthree oftlces

,nvyour.

a

take stockrnennt

niul

has

money

rmt-L- .

May the

moatIn

Whv

n

.villi

. " ...vk , , l.A ..1 I. . .... ....11.1. ...nil..shl,. ever - w , " " u II

iH 0,(1 Hlr given Mrs. .... j0rp.tor lu Uwhn the

fat purses ,,f t i.t'ootly The snffrnglsts and Kiigilsh "on

'V nt L ii V"" 15" V1 " 1 " lK

tho i',l.vi. m ..

In leftmn' '

,1 mlliiUne1

their

inI

fromMiitlium is

Inbent

mind

hand

enjoyed

light

llllll

private

them

Inlearn

'nlt

year

tl.nl

Dev- -

whn

only

Mate

whole

obom

heart

thl

Or thatIf

in

, ,

'

"U

t

i

u-

i'

.

a

'

n ',JK

I

.i .. ...

'

I

1.

t

i

n

n

B 11 '

Hits--

not

,n,nK

preached

WUH ,the

;

but

youithv n

leftEduV

h.in

Pla

t.i

and It only bo staled byway detail that revelled

scornco to in person, hewhs a great success as a at

....... 1. ...!TI11. Alm.ilnm 1'nlr was a noultrv

fancier In a way. und tho pridehis bartoard was .a llhodo Island liedtrtmod a stately proudand which Mr. Pair wouldoften gazeon Its pedigree, which he knewIng but Imagined much. truth, the I

bird was a solace to Iiltn.Tho mnrtlal

wero numerous and decisive. Many rivalsentered thn lists ngulust him and were

removed for burial by lovinghe nns o'

tho wnlk and his challenge went

brought Mr. Pair muchIn .1 little hamlet takesatisfy a m.m's vanity.

In fart, th" reveiend lookedupon Ids rooster with degreeof tegor.l the worldly ofa great seldom bestow uponiinythliiK less Important than a full .

blooded bulldog or Pekingese spaniel.Perhaps should forulven for feel- -

Ing a inlde. for as a worker in thoLords vineyard tho part hopliyed was and obscure, whereasas the ow ner Alexander held aunique position In the commmi ty. ,

last came n time there weieno tnoie worlds for Alexander to con- -

! I .. . .. - I. n nll V. ...' i V....U "'"V""" ""

greeted the morning sun. weenerlself in its beams, and dismissed It

Its,htfi. ,1,f,ernoon

i.tum1,1 lir"lld ceuOdence

One day at the height

roach rain. .

Mr. Pair spoke in a tone raillery.m arrald," said he. "that Alexander

tias neconm reconclleil to .1 or quietthe begarl lie fecms con- -

tent to strut about like n, .i ...i- - i.- -j . ..I uiiieiini-.'- wish in urn nun- -..t, i...i v.,..

and Mr. Pair looked out wist- -fully on the happy llelds.

I we discerned the strange birdni.rv,.t ...m

from a clump tre. siitne distancentt'.iv In H nflffhlmrlni? n:ittlrt.

tiracefnlly It lis way towardand, alighting in the b.irnyurd, set aboutbriskly picking up the scattered kernelsof corn. recognized at as acock pheasant a large and beautifulPc!e found far north, but In

rec-n- l years bred with success Incionrtie- - mr niiiiai.t'urfly ho was u prince thn feathered

ander with master, but InI...IF , 1... I. ...I tii .1. illinium nn ii.iu n.inu.i m

vi-- o his opinion. In the Interests of truthIt Is mv dutv to st.ue such .1

Ing as Alexander thai and receivednas rarely neen meieu out auoincr niro.

As rim or the (laming orh of daybehind the distant Alex

.miter's kM. hllnrllv '

mado his way low.ud the barn, hisNemesis half dying, half In re- -lentless pursuit.

Then It was that Mr. Pair telted astout stick and rushed to tho aid of the

But the conqueror, as Ifconceding that the odds were now ngalns.thim. n last cruel thrust at his vie-i- lr

thn. roso gracefully Into th- - andwinged Ids MUht

watched him fade in lhe gatheringdusk, my filled with strangelations.

When Mr. I'air returneil the hamwhither ho. had carried that remained

Alexander. I a s id and ihmignt- -ful on his face. He too

to musing on Inscrutablt-"Very peculiar," reiuarkt-- .is

h.. dropped into a ehalr beside me. Mtvpeculiar, lndei-d- . I've lived ln thesn part"over twenty ear nnd I never saw suclia bird before. 1 can't ileum out lion, lume ,orld 11 ever Happened to ny in here

Vrt ..i,M I I'.'n ulinilt it

sage: "A man's pride shsll bring himlow." nnd I know full well that the ways

are past tlndlng .nn.

AI.HANV, November '.'3,

scotch IrMi nntl lrih ".eotcli.To tub KniTon or Tun St'N S'lr: lie.

ferring to the letter "sicottlslipermit me to say that

It Is proper to call the Inhabitantstho north Ireland Scotch Irish, then itwould be equally pioper to call a majority

tlm of Scotland Irish Scotch,for certainly Scotland was largely peopledfrom Ireland.

As the of t.'lster. aboutwhich we so ; they wouldsay over there. "Why wouldn't It pros- -pelous? It 1ms received the fosteilngcHi'it and palronagn for over

i'l.AIN ll'.ISIIMANNi:v Yetik, N ember

Hill Men's Homes.

anreaWX ,!:

obtained "oldmens liom.s Ihe cuse wiih ofperson over vims, rcllned, iilucated.falrlv healthy, a 13.00(1

I I and I il

s"tit-il- liuiile tin? noi1i.1iiiif ntIn linil lit

The Huh) I'uel w its mn tie edI" s.i'ithr'

U. Z. 1

"iuaioBre mnncr, wnen me . . -smcken neil ami cast UIS tlins since then. I ve evenutile neck clamt were placed him, many

from him 111 despair audi perfectly Iced, raonoclfd uiem smt dered If Its vvus In th" nature ofrushed to PARKER'S and bucked bar? ". "Oh' Fancy!" The and I a visitation on the Hev A.ilom Pair,

txth brUUed. The Ulander swallowed a repeat. I am nut HutIt n Cantahriglatl his. .ob N Coekiea - i'l remember the words of the ancient

freemerely some

clam

he It

...

1

.0v

agencyllienl

n,

oniue

git-a- t

that

the

one

mill inirliii'i.liiiiil tllnl thn ll.'iil nn hAmat Muv T hrtne sliaiw-rni- i V tr. r.ih ..m, ...iti.

PERFWWVS EStiLASn.

to Prevent llrr Adding, thePanama Canal llrr

I'erhnpi

alarums.

"U'erlor

running.

forgot

Govern- -

To tub I'orron or Tun Hun Sir. Theresult tho Mexican tmrrel la. of vital

question urlaes : Should Mexico belong tothe sphere of influence of circat BritainmrernberUw0ner0 t'col niaiest

or iwtnc

Suez Canal Great Hrltaln I lirvntthe Hues Canal. Conditions uro

,0.cBlled tho rmVamaCanal, the llallroad,in rrom ino Atiuntic to tiie racnic,

e ween two , .e. cV'Vhcm, eoenough to recclvo Meets of any size, tocontrol t ucatan chnnnet nno to scizotho outlying lslamls In the harbor of,,u,inmll

Commercially and strategically Great

her side Our nnswer should be framed!correspondingly, nnd earlier better:Selxure of all outlying IslandsPanama Bay and entire control, supplo- -

by of Yucatanrlmnnel. All shins enterlnir thn Mexicanbay through the Yucatan and Floridastraits should to a heavy toll,to be refunded If they only touchfnlted States ports. Should this not -

ulate the Mexico, then womust throw a force of 10,000 or J3.000regulars across the Tehuantepec Isthmus,an excellent liaso for any future opera- -tlon, and hold It as a hostage until a

Is formed In harmony withour Interesti. Amadi heljzar.

York, November 23.

THEATREA Plan of Iximlon or Paradise That Broke

Mown In f'hleago.Tn mi, Tun K I V !r "A.

S. II." refers to the system of selling,hcHtr,. tickets In Ixmdon. t Imagine be,, mado ft ml!l,nk , ,hfi locality; ItmU((t mve hvfn i.nrn,llw

j Uon.t Uuow nhoM ,,,(, i ,i0k h ,h .,. ,n work oulch, wnpr ,t ,, trltd forp. yfaTB OT n,orc An or,,lnnllcoprohn,ta .aU. of theatre tickets x- -

t t box of,,cei ,ld , , lher,.MI

RO , , lhcatle aru a6k for Rroll)lo 0O(1 seat8 orchestra.Ynll inform..,!, n. In x York, that

ne'&tH , thfi fourth row on ,htnem umler ordor

b i.'hO." and gives ou an order

nrllona In Pettlenals. I

To tub KoiTon or Tics Sex Mr: Yourpaper can uiwnjs n ,.,...

Biuicoitio ui i.iir, I nun iuexpress my your impar- -

tlal attitude valuable on,t.A .,er.' ... n,,uuit..um .,,n.. uv...."...it n,.r tr. iinn- - imemotional nature of this movementraising of I2,r.00 In nfteen minutes atPankhurst meeting last evening Is stiltl- -..i-- nt Pmhaiiiv nnn,. nt ii, o ,tniinm nue.tioneci now tneir money was to no spem,as rational 'are Inclined to do;and If they had. they may not beentold of tho plan to tlnance uu orKast I hid toughs who have no InterestIn tho suffrage cause except the moneythe lawlessness Involved. Your Londoncotiespondent's opinion that tho proceedsof Mrs. Patikhurst's American tour will boiievoieil 10 socn a purposo entirety i

iu view the recent an-- 1

ment that suffragists will not long endure... . ............... ,. ... .1neing ineir otm.inos, mkoioi.hu,.,n the American people meielv good

,..r.i n,- - , tiw.v l..- - iil,l,l.,i. ,1 hvcomparatively small group nf Insistentwomen? At.ici: liniTll Alir.LU i

New YortK, November

Blessing to ilum.lo Tift. r.iiiuu ui tut. .'ii . The'

,

there la but Mayor Kline yesieraay ne- -

Vou thn dlop , nt any of hotcls of ,,, oppolluion of Hoard ofd k clclk nt lhe critics, the. i,nn ..,. h.m. m

onpori yesiernuy. ner ruei on It, also ment beneficiariesthat search tno date, and ou plrb.-- 1 per cent,

be with- - varyingI

m aildltlonal seat. The providesr. with tho rl have beenlJ 4 T,10" ,fir

couldon fm no npttt.r c,,nnce to service of

h(, NowAlexander large nm , years

fnt, outside of offices. have work out as does thebeen to secure email it afternoon a1nd l1'.". "

district, of them pension hasIj , in r I'iiilawj-hia- . November manyt;, rrttr.-.- !

no

ins

too

touring

nf

vaaaian

century

..

doctrinallie- -

aBnogtcs.

at

u

.v 11,.. .fl, 1,1. ..I.H. 1...... ...,...tu ..t I. ... .....i

peoial

unor"c'? 'T"'.',n'l J".v

"'"cues abamlomsl

to

thatthan

has

Ki.ini:

until

fast

The

who

berora

day.

Who

York city

New

boats

IV., Justbeen

think

t''e8e

would

right,

Quaint

K'th

to

vicariously,

small

Alexander,Imperious,

admiringly,

achievements

absolutely cock

hap-piness. doesn't

gentleman

metropolis

humble

..I....

him- -

ease, proud

premacy."autumn

us

rarely

agretd his

thrash- -

disappeared hills

vamiulshcd.

gave

mind

from

expressionseemedthings.

tVi.iiinSt

enn,"

as

of

Infotnialloii concerning

possibility

rhimc.

purpurinndainty,

Was

iiiiii

I'oairialonx.

competitor

mented

pacification

(tovernment

Naw

nun).

accuriuu

Information

subscribershaxe

llcnlcil

T"'0;1

that"amJ exdor- -.

."V

"My tween

dear

day

rtnce

and

burst

need

noth- -

much

secretknew

",lt.1

there

aw.i.

noted

hear much

with

l'uulliiurnl..

stlm

I'r.tTrtn

bren

..,,ut

army

Icelandmother-in-la-

rather thanneverthnt kind. probably, because,

know, sons-in-la- might havecracked jokes Mother I've. And

mother-in-la- no meansjoke. She Is often serious

peaco and happiness of oungcouple, many homo has been

wrecked presence. onlyto counteract her evil Inlluencc iuopinion, that prescribed In

"Therefore dothman leave and mother,cleave unto wlfo (Genesis

Koch Hlble npptovn nrglcct.eeone's parents? at meansslmtilv If meddling mother Is nag.

wife In

finds nothing to nndto should rise lnmanhood and "cleave unto ivileThe best mother-in-la- is an absentmnther-in-law- .

thoy islta-tlnn- s.

S. Cohen.New Vobk,

Worrying About the Tarllf.tub Kditor or Tub Hun Sir: Ques

tion: If after boundingowing iiiinh

conllnues to rlso and numbir'factories moving to anada i ontlnnes, tolilicreasii, what shall we have achieved

market foreign goods'.'Answer: great moral victory.

In the bank, Hollo, anil fearfuture. Siitn-Ks- .

I'Ki.pEMicKsnuno. Vn., November

Chinese tViim.n at Tbeutreo.From Prkin llatelte.

In order prevent trmiblu vallum1'liluene thsfitrns mimical hnui.es

perinltte.1 Chinesewith their women fnlk; th"r

,are sum., foreigners vrho wiili

tinn they MiiiuM be treated Inchlueae wninrn girls,

owners allow foreignwomen utregorstheir mule rhlnene fcumlei,Hill allowrd to enjoy th privl- -lenes.

The Youngetd Bank Pretldenl,flan Ionian

V. L. prtrldvnt ut Amtri- -

while U.Mnodi Jr heml of CityNalluuid Hank lore. nf HuHeaton'aIriistest i.ilul I he,l

.Miierl-m- Nailomil lniiirn.nr (',.,n.patij, l.Hiik of I.. Mooil) 5.1

rrld-n- t - organised toint-u-capltallatd al ttO.000.

oilier lilirtM .

u tll.,uy tho (Wr,u,n ''i' .T"-'- 1V. TJVZ'VZ?:" tl ",k.n S? l.a.l,k,';VAei;,u4''.n ItSuSlhe nialls. abuse ""towel u,. utur or thes.

luie director, by tradition, tended this truffle bus head ready Led. ,,i..ct., extremely dlfticuit M"': J"Ills Such tide- - self defence withdraw grant. ,"!,. leMv." C.V!.' h' line. b.nj jiuody'teaig

BOARD WILL APPEAL

PEIXOTTO DECISION

By-la- Committee Report Car-

ried Orer Winthrop'sObjections.

leappointed

U:y,,,n0,M,t,,t;

t'"I,Jf0ffo- -

Bolivia.."';, comparatively

punishment,

especially

condescension

swashbuckler,

SELLtXO TICKETS.

,?PL?F

lorrripuiidenc

ounBert

',"",individual.

KXF.KNHE UNFAIB, HE SAllt

ronsion Fund Called Bankrupt

and Jtevlsion Needed Crit-

icism Passed By.

The by-la- committee the BoardEducation reported yesterday reference

justice Beabury's decision theI'rcme the Mrs. aP,ip

Pclxotto, a teacher Who was Ulsmisseibecause she absent from school with

permission become a mother,

T''. h,ll",,mm',, recommendedthat the instructed

take appeal from Justice fcalurdecision tho Appellate Divisionthe Appeals.

ICgerton 8. Wlnthrop made motion,

that appeal taken.Is unfair to put teachers to

tho expense employing lawyers,"said. Is perfectly plain thatSeabury considered the matter from everypoint and ho will sustainedAnmlhitn Division. The courts have heldthat teacher cannot removed becauseshe gets married, and they must rule that

cannot removed for havingbaby."r,m. Wlngate said the board owed

uuly to tho pupils to their parentstaltB ,ppeai tho hlghcs

Mr, urged the board to bad;the by-la- committee this matter,

v,ry important,Mr. wmthrop's motion was voted down

ani, COmmlttee report adopted.Abraham Stern, chulrmnn the el- -

m.nturv nr.hoots cotntnittee. who

era' pension fund. said committerboard had preparea Din

troduced Albany to change asses:- -

Martin said to admitted thatretlremenl fund practicall y Bn""'y' .

. .

.. .. ,.miwut, umi .in -

public statements rencctin. onHoard Kducatlon were trtio or false.

,.r..in.ii th lettet sent to .Mn'!'.mmiirr l'j and gnnd by

lr. Murray Putter anderal others. Abraham f'"''".who appointed memberti.ii.rii Kdiir.-itlii- yesterday. Mr.

saw it wuuiudrop, as "the Maor's appointments lo

day willed th controversy as as .

conccni-d.- "

TO oUXIt SVIIOOI. IX ELAXIl.

i'nliiralti- Profeaaor Hopti...i-iiu..- -

That New York University taken

jf Iceland had accepted mmc.ni.u an ciiuc.itiomu mivi'--

to ,m l,pout 0",Ul, vchem.- - upbuilding or Higher

.Uioii and public scliuol nysit-tn- s nrtn lo In America

tho.!' purposes. Ltorcntzcn Iiundertaking this.

l.orentzen expressed thannu ill.- -- people . ...

or Krgl.tnd guidance progres-sive awakening and that nearly one-thlt- d

tli Icelanders are American cit-

izens. that Icelanders weromi point breaking their ties vvltv,

Government of Denmark and ttab'.'fhinsr an Independent

vm healthiest rEiitWeek Show l.ovrcst Death

Hull- - llrcord,The 1!':S promises

year ln experience ofYork as gauged general dc:irule, which first forty. seven wee'-

fear 13.71 1,000pnpuisiioii. no lowesr ralethat of previous year, win

death rato eamodecrease In rate ot

point. Tills means that In the neighborhood l.POu deaths will be 'twitted during present year than

The autumn seaeon has been very fre.rrom sickness, ns pinged numbc

cnse of Infectious diseases

,,r"J, wonderful wa, known" ' ,S S ,n " " !"!,.ave.While some discount may made fpeaklng. of brilliant The enthusiastic ovation "";';' 1

aenthusiasm esllumtlnp tit $10.rt(io Ln "TlnZ !n.'t ,Vo., T .LfnlZn?.1 reptesentatlve of diversityvalue of the Moralio Religion. great excitement L ,,i m:,ti- -

llddlefnddles. Jewels, ?" Enwor Tim Snj-i- lr, I goodness!" he exclaimed, "look at American ,m'(ver.'ltv Atnerlcnn principlesor forgotten i.,u u.L'Z i.Tm." ' ',;:. .

nfter I,t rvn ..i.o.i. .. ... .1.- - " ' . wstfrday that the t'n

'

eft

wereW''S

wh.iiiuih:to

utImpossible

hemplutncrul the

withoutIK)rt. Pittsburg.

-

ninlliiance

altogether

fright- -.,

M

someUilng to

public

community?

at

ho

of houui

bystander

lli.v.

bird,

upon speculating

In

of Alexander

subsequentlyfriends. Soon

unan-swered,

AlexanderIt

to

champion nInhabitants

he be

he

of he

At when... . . .

he

kindly

of Alexanders

,,(of

'lire

..nmi

think... ..........

I Itof

someirooi nt

of

leH.1....iii.ui .i n--

that

to

sioi iiIm.i

slowlyI

epeou- -

allof

bohe

of i,rovj,,c

of Ameii- -Ifof

inhabitants

to prosperity

be

of

A

Jj.

loi":be

0"of

rue

th.

ruij

inubefore small,

he adventthe waiter

I superstitious.Who

the

the

in l.A

to

tiviW andIn Mexico

toTehuantepco stretch- -

In

fortifications,

subjectednt

nt- - J

,n

.

ymjof

two

aimappreclallonand

and

seeuisreasonable of

Government.

C''"'rs Amc.nc.i ,,u r .most ancient jokes are those concerning

Columbus. sa'd Is look-h- eAdam was probably ".g to America o Denmariconly man who heard one ItsI say for

alt we hisabout

jet the aa menace to

the a mar-ried nnd a

by her way I

Is mythe good old

Hook, which tells us; nhis father his anahis II.. 2U."

the of..nt nil. It

this:I ing her son nhout his whom she

commend nver thinglondiinn, lhe son Ills

his

Occasional visits ore alllight, but must bo visits, not

November 26.

Tonil the and bel- -

iiuoiti nn- - uu in mn nthe of our.

(lie- -

jond a wider forA De

posit It not tortlm

SS,

thttn tho

and arenm tn sell tlcketa tnvisitor hut us

tn hesr Chl- -

nrl. not thejinc way b nd ro

Hie arc tuthe m nlt together with

frltriil.i, but arenot Burnt

'outMoody 3d, Hie

the parent Institution, --A".

nr the '..in '. Ii the,,ltc

fin. Ii nt Li ue .u rt aiel the

The h W.ii Is a

.

two W ill II lllli nr . .... .i..i - i.. ,- -i i., , ,

, ,

i .

,

- .. .

Hh.'

,R lm,0, 1rIOM ,

of ex- - " 8put u , .In and ami bm it is ,..

" ol" "In 10 .. big

M

of ufIn

In Ru

Court In ofC.

wasout to

beto an it

toCourt of

no be"It those

of he"It

bo by the

a bo

a bo

s

houlJ an l0

up Inu wlui

theof

was not

I!nof the a to re in

at the

be ts

. .. ... ...

If recentthe ofTi,ia....... tn

sLow,

Includingwas a of the

.iftm o- - i'nn - -

farat

H

lias

mthe ity of

a,for the euu- -

tlie n

funds Iffor Mr.now

Mr. Ills belief"4 . Ol inn

..u-i.- ..

for

of all jHe milled the

the ofthe

raw 's

riii i

uui" to be Ihi

the Ncby the

for theof the per t1

i V).itho 1911, In

tho for w14.07, tho of

of fewer retho

191 1.

ny thereported

" c L", . ,.v"

ef lee- -

'"'- - ...

at . inr....ii.,,n i..

p,',mt

III

,,,.

of

of

lie

ot

of

"'

of

oe

i..m, i,of

so

he

of

of

,i

of

be

of

of

Ho thathe

nm

In

,

of

of

,.

of In

a

w

tiuritig ino past seven weeks 2,602 cw..f K, t.i... .........I .. ihi'm. nuin lunorir-'a- illt...,n, ,.rr.Knnn,,.

the ,,,,r wi re "getting It In tl,e neck. ' 'T "r hservB ii . ru e Th. n. "'..""r" ,mJ"l ..t0.. P""1" "as we say here. muel(Ml nni, , r"oretll.mcvn'. vetitllle to lemark that there 1),l.tno,i tt,uut tlfl mutter. In i .ortliern stock. V.ilued at Jt.3Is -- ally something Is., wot t, vv bile In the cMe n 00. frnm Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Tuck tvvoi Id bcsldi s inei e smug pioHperlty, and tuielRii ami wonieii enjoy mual rlshu In endowment fund, according to Mini .Vu .i hhhi nun iiiiii in- ..io nine i" Dietr own rmintrles and lire permitted to ..i n. nut'u.iiiioiiutiiiu - nlook ilscvvline lor II limn III I'lster. .... ...... .i... soclatlon a deficit at th xnrl nf llm

II cllv vv'l.i.i

two

n,.me

once

The

Hull

lore

whl.

tnn Hmw) of .1:.m!.,.,':,.!i,5

I lie n lavor II , ,,,01, K hpodemile. i.tumi conllnuallvnow 'd

unhampered compelled It hi. got for t..i,i to ', ,'nk" ,,11 " "l Pl '' "uu I tlm "IL, v ? 1. r the

case

ami

a

Justice

teachera

and,

oillcsplo

a

It hadwas

iu

Nicholas Sev

Mer- -

ter

f

nsli'1s

l i7iii

nasnext

'thn period

J ,3t

"be

n

I

bo

of

by

,,,i...,.,,ii..niwuiq,,. ...

I

nionm

... had

pei-lo- of lOP.', a decrease of 7 ner ctrTin. number of cases of diphtheria was

14 per cent, less, and that of scarlet fe. r17 per cent, less. The number of oasesof measles was about G per cent, greaterthan In 19U'.

.w:t ,mo ran care of badii. s.

Mr. and Mra. Eel ward Tack OHStock to Diet Kltchea.

Tho New York Diet Kitchen Assortstlon of I West Thirty-fourt- h street, whlrh

""''I of ,91J f more than 113,00",uul "ow auiucicni lunas aeem assurededueatn mothers In tho care of tt.''children.

Tho unnlial income from the Tu'l"donation will be used In maintaining tt - J

tuck Kitvncn at 3b West 139th etrWt,nn of the eight stations of the sssoclatlor J

no station now has 300 babiesregister. It is tho only milk stationhe city dssroted to negro bablet, and tl.J

ouiy station in that aecuen. A nurse wBbo .stationed there to Instruct mothers.

Cardinal to Dedicate Cfcarck.Cardinal Farley will officiate tu lJron.

ln y at the dedication of the newHoinau r.ithnllc Church of Queen nf MlSaints, nf which Vuxllliiry Hlshop Mm -

ileen Is lector. The eerrmonles will hi.UU at 7 o'clock this morning. Caldll' I

Parley will nfllcUlii at the. ponlllleal mat,u II o'clock. '1 lie sermon will be presentsby Abbot Oasauet. O. U. B.