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hk { | WIFE'S TEA HOUSE FORSOGETY LEADS j UO DWvoRce sums Both H. J. L. Washington and } Wife File Particulars in Actions, HIDE CO-RESPONDENTS. «Lawyers Hint Society Folk Will Be Surprised When » Names Are Disclosed. Bociety in New York and New Jer- wey, it was hinted to-day, will be amazed when the name of the young “miam who ts alleged to have broken up the home of Henry J. Lamar Wadbington ts made public. The Yeh ‘young Southerner is suing Lu- eile Marguerite Washington for di- Voree'in the Supreme Court. Ldkewise there will be much eur- Oriee when Mrs. Washington, who {5 @ounter suing for divorce, names tho young woman for whom her husband, he alleges, had moro than a platonic fedting. At present, because of the Prominence of both co-respondents, thetr names are carefully withheld by George Gorton Battle, counsel for ‘Mr, Washington, and Martin Conboy, | attorney for tho wife. It wee at Mrs. Washington's so- olety “tea house” and chicken farm in Summit, N. J., that the scene of | her alleged misconduct with the un- Bamed eociety beau {fs laid in the divorce papers which were submitted to-day. to Supreme Court Justice She Corrects the Errone- ous Impression of the Rounders Good to Eat. 7 Mrs. Mary C. Pickett Adds Explaining Why the Shell Fish Devoured in New York Suffers From Boston Contamination. And Here’s Some Lobster Maxims: “‘A Good Lob- ster Is Vastly Different From a Good Indian,” and “‘A Dying Man May Wave His Hand, but That’s No Evidence He’s All Right.” By Nixola Greeley-Smith. Broadway Broilers and That the Tender Crustacean Is to Lobster Belt Lore by svterwoman MAKES A UVING ty CATCHING Lossters CS “Every woman makes a living by catching lobsters. The only thing Peculiar about me is that I prefer to live off the deep sea sort instead of the human variety. more self-respecting job.” These words by Mrs. Mary C. Delehanty. Mr. Washington tn op- (Peeing his wife's application for $500 & month alimony ects forth that on Sept. 24, 1915, the alleged co-respond- | ent visited his wife at her Summit Fendervous. Ho also charges that in New York City and elsewhere since 1913 bis wife's conduct furnished emple grounds for an absolute divorce, Mrs. Washington alloges that he ‘his marital vows in the! Motel Traymore at Atlantic City; ae! No, 180 West Forty-fifth Streot, and | at Broadway and Forty-sixth Street. | The dates fixed by Mrs. Washington | @re July 12 and Aug. 4, 1912, and Nov. ! ), 14. Much Mght was thrown on the wholesale firm of sentative has, on ster market. the chicken lobst tions or other war babies. Never before ha been so high. And because of the wub- tle relationship between the deep sea lobster and the human chicken—tt being necessary to feed one to the other if you want to make a hit—the very existence of several of our lobster palaces was threatened, But @ lone lobster man In Nova Scotia had been usual business woman in New York City. tain at least that Mrs. Pickett conducts the most un- usual business, for she is a lobster broker, and the Qangied domestic affairs of the couple | hiding the arrival of just such a time. fm the papers gubmitted to-day. In | a6 had saved his lobsters and in one Che eight years of thetr married ifo,| day dumped 100,000 pounds of lobster Mr. Battlo told the Court, the Wash- |on tho market, sending the price down Mingtons epent more than $130,000 on | grom o 17 cents @ pound, I never expenses alone. ‘6 been able to understand thor- Mr. Conboy said that Mrs. Wash-|ouenly how a bear makes money. So aton was thrown upon her own re- |aon't ask mo to explain why bear'ng Aires and to provide for herself tig jobstar market was @ profitable A three-year-old daughter opened he aoctety tea house and began rais- je Anyway Mrs, Mary C. Pickett, ting blooded poultry. Tater sho bad jiown far and wide as the lobster to eell two touring cars and leased |aicen, is much pleased with what that the tea house. Nova Scotian did, / You seo part of In the meantime Mr. Washington yr. pickett's busines: ing. Lam sure you understand about In my opinion it’s an easier and of wisdom and bitterness were spoken Pickett, who is perhaps the most un- It is cer- it which she is the New York repre- several occasions, cornered the lob- Last week the price of lobster at wholesale fell from 85 cents to 17 cents a pound. Until that time er might have been listed with muni- ‘4 tho price of lobster =—<$<_—_—_ quids at 25 cents apiece. keeper did not make any money on the lobster, He made tt in increased sales of beer, Men encountered the chicken lobster in their palaces of de- light, vo naturally they decided they must be best of all lobsters, and they got their wives to ask for chicken lobsters when they went to market. To-day {t 1s almost impossible to convince anybody but a hotel man— and he knows—that the chicken lob- ster ts not good to eat!” “Well, it's Just as tmponsible to convince him’ that the seventeen. year-old brofler {s not the most de- lectable of women,” I said. CONTAMINATION OF The saloon talk, you know, And kept in their proper sphere and S iM Mrs. Mary C. Pickett @ underweod & Underwood SAW CLARE KICK WOMAN EXECUTED BOSTON ton, as had been testified to by John- SPOILS THE LOBSTER. eon before the Grand Jury. “I don't agrea with you,” Mra. 7 An effort was then made to bring Pickett answered. — “Only lobsters | Perry and Johnson face to face, but think 90, | And thore i no Use arsi- i here again was a fresh surprise. |The only argument he understands | Johnson, the accuser of Wood, was {is ling water. And yet the lobster i} reluctant, Perry refused to come to te pleasant ercature, Lobsters can iain | ———— Now York within th Netrict Attor- | I have heard them, and Hotel NING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916. More Self-Respecting, Says Lobster Queen, To Catch Deep Sea Than Human Variety WITNESSES FORGET “INCASE BANS PS COMMISSIONER Robert C. Wood's Clerk Dis- appears, Then Turns Up in New Jersey. CAN'T RECALL JOHNSON. District Attorney Embarrassed In Trying to Bring Bribery Case to Trial. Just es the District Attorney of New York County was ready to pro- coed with the trial of former Public Service Commissioner R. C. Wood, as the result of Thompson committee; disclosures, @ series of surprising lapses of memory on the part of wit nesses has occurred, necessitating embarrassing delays and reconsidera- tion. ‘Wood was indicted Jan. 26 last on a charge of soliciting a bribe of $5,- 000 from Sidney G. Johnson, former | Vice-president and sales manager of | the Union Switch and Signal Com- pany of Pittaburgh, in consideration of |using his influence in the award of the contract for signal system in the Centre Street loop. A much wanted ‘witness in the proceedings was Al- dert BE. Perry, clerk for the firm of Wood & Havemoyer, No. 48 Ex- change Place. For three months the bost detectives of the District Attorney's staff have been searching for Perry, who disap- peared before the Indictment was found. They traced him through sev- eral States but could not eateh up with him. Meantime they had found the missing man’s brother, James H. Perry, an employees of the Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, who was examined and kept under subpoena. Three days ago James Perry noti- fled District Attorney Swann that the missing brother had returned and could be @een, not in the State of New York, but at No. 252 Princeton Avenue, Jersey City. Assistant Dis- trict Attorney O'Malley, with a sten- ographer, immediately went to Jer- sey City and examined the witness. | In response to all questions, however, Perry maintained that he did not know Johnson, never eaw him in ‘Wood's office and had no recollection of any of the incidents ocourring on the day of the alleged bribe solicita- Ney's jurisdiction, He suid if John MRS. H. J. L. WASHINGTON | WHO BRINGS A COUNTER SUIT FOR DIVORCE. | MRS HENRY” sbi NOPCUNS TON INDICT ENGINEER FORFATAL WRECK ON THE NEW HAVEN Manslaughter Charge Against Mansfield, Who Ran Ex- press That Crushed Local. WEST KINGSTON, R. I, April 37.— Charles H. Manstield, engineer of the “Git Edge Express” on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rall- road, which crashed tnto a local train at Bradford, April deaths of five passengers, to-day waa indicted for manslaughter on two counts by a special Grand Jury, called to conduct an investigation into the wreck. The Court oniered a capias tmaued for Manstfleld's arr: The indict- ments cover the deaths of Mias Janet Clarke of Westerly and Mra. Oscar Martelle of Southbridge, Maas. causing the Judge Charies F. Stearns of the Superior Court, to whom the fury reported after thirty minutes’ delib- eration, fixed ball for Mansfield at ) on each of the two indictments, was understood here that the en but ar. y muac to the r Waa ip MIS. ROGER — OF MURDER. ckine and attractive looking. gd. dull and and li hte yeray 4 and lustrous with =e Husband Says Bv bors Do Not 8. 4 eoalp clean, healthy, 1 wil acquitted by « jurv te Me. terday of guilt of the of her children, annowmesd that he had taken his tas#ily®, the city. Mrs. Rogern will rest a her ordeal in court in « retnete cowl try place where she is not kiews amt her case bas probably never Beas, heard of. Immediately after Mra. Rogers Waa: acquitted yesterday District Attra Martin moved that the remaining te dictment against her, charging be® with the murder of another child, B® dismissed. The Court granted te motion, ‘There was an impression in some quarters that Mrs. Rogers, having been acquitted on the ground of im sanity, should have been sent to an insane asylum as per the precedent established in the Thaw case. Mra. Rogors's caso was different from that of Thaw. He was committed to Matteawan as an insane person, It was claimed in the defense of Mre. Rogers that she was insane when she Polsoned her children but has recov- ered her mental balance since, and the jury took that view, Dich U. S. MINISTER MORRIS SAILS Envoy to Sweden Coming Home on Leave Abnence, STOCKHOLM, April 26 (via London) (delayed).—tra Nolson Morris, Amertean Minister to Sweden, sailed for the United States to-day on two months’ leave of absence. Alexander R. Magru- dor, Secretary of the Legation at Co- penhagen, is the acting Minister here. ‘The departure of Minister Morris indf- cates that no crisis inp ternational relations in — 1 « BEAUTY DOCTOR TELLS SECRET Detroit Beauty Doctor Gives Simple Recipe to Darken Gray Hair and Promote Its Growth. Miss Alice Whitney, a well-known beauty doctor of Detroit, Mich., re cently gave out the following state- ment: “Anyone can prepare a simple mixture at home, at very little cost, that will darken gray hair, promote its rowth and make it soft and glosay. ‘o u hulf pint of water add 1 oz. of bay rum, a small box of Barbo Com- pound and 14 oz. of glycerine. ‘These ingredients can be bought at any drug | | Alice Mazaryk, Daughter of) ly 4 i 4 Peres : store at very little cost. Apply to the | met his unclo, Dr. Julin Alton Harris jobsters to lobster palic bo ballad educated for thelr proper destiny Boarder in Long Is son wes taken to ae City ho | Juri NCE SE this State, hair twice “‘u week until the desired of No, 141 Riverside Drive, and, al- not the slightest doubt that the lob- y aro really wonderful beings Tells of Being Awakened Prague Professor, Advocated | would meet him and sed whether nis i SORDEN?. shade is obtained. This will make a though they had not spoken for years /ater you ate last night ufter the thea. ike men. Do you know why ‘ PRECEDENT. ‘ = ’ because of Mrs. Harris's opposition | to her nephew's marriage, the uncle Ygave Washington a position in his! munitions factory at Toronto, Can, at a salary of $125 a month to," said Mr, Battle | to Ju: y, “that these two young persons Washington ts wenty-nine and his wite twenty-five cannot get along together. Wo ‘have tried hard to straighten out their differences, but they seem irreconciliable. Like many — othe young folk, they will not take the vice of, older and more experien i Pr. Washington's father was the fate Col, W. H. Washington. Mrs. . Washington's parents, Mr. and Mra, ‘Robert A. Osborne, live at the An- sonia, Justice Delehanty reserved de- ‘cision on the application for alimony and a $5,000 counsel fee for Mra. Vashington's attorneys. ‘WGlass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit Open eluices of the system each morning and wash away the * poisonous, stagnant matter, Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy wien we as itt headache, stuffy from a col¢ ree nasty breath, acid stomach, lame hack, can, instead, h look and feel as fresh as daisy | Iways by washing the poisons and| toxins from the body with phosphated | hot water each morning. We should driuk, before breakfast, @ glass of real hot water with a tea- spoonful of limestone phosphate in it to flush from the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten yards of bowels the revious day's indigestible waste, sour Bite ‘and poisonous toxins; thus cleans- ing, sweetening and puritying the entire alimentary tract before putting more food into the stomach, Tne action of limestone phosphate and hot water on an empty stomach fs wonderfully invigorating, It cleans | out all the sour fermentations, gases, | waste and acidity and gives one a) 4% lendid appetite for breakfast and | Porcia teh wae c tittle whi uotil| the roses begin to appear in the cheeks, A quarter pound of limestone phosphate will cost very little at the drug store, but is suf any one who is both ness, constipation, stomach trouble or gheumatism a real euthusiast on the subject of internal sanitation. Try it and you are assured that you will better and feel better in every way shortly.—Advt. e passed through Mrs. Pickett's hands, that 1s, If tt was a good lobster. VAST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LOBSTERS AND INDIANS. And vou know # good lobster is just the opposite of a good Indian, but that isn’t ull there is to it “Most people who buy lobsters seem to buy on the principle that while there is life there is hope,” Mrs. Pickett remarked. ‘The head chet the McAlpin, M. Planchard, wi talking to me about this the other day. Ho said ‘A dying) man may wave his hand, but that's no evidence that he is all right.” i But TI had NOT gone to No. 21 West Eighth Street to hear about the inner workings of the lobster brokerage business. I wanted some lobster phil- osophy from the brown-eyed, soft- votced Virginia woman, who inherited her peculiar avocation from her hus- nd. va the trouble with the lobster bust- ness Is the stupid notion people have | that th best lobster ts a chicken lobster,” Mrs. Pickett told me. “I am) very busy now trying to Induce some | statesman to introduce @ bill at the next session of the Legislature which will prohibit absolutely the sale of chicken lobsters in New York. The chicken lobster t# the very ‘worst Jobster vou can eat. It is a¥ bad as bob veal or the views of any man or woman under twenty-five years old, But I despair of convincing the New York lobster of that fact, He Insists on having chicken lobster when he goes to market, just as he insists that no woman can possibly be worth lov ing after she is twenty~ unless she manages more or less successfully to loc “Ny st on robbing the n't you help passed?” Mra, Pickett bill added plaintively. get my WHY IS A CHICKEN LOBSTER? HERE'S THE ANSWER, This was very embarrassing, Al- ways I have taken a certain pride in the dominance of the chicken lob- ster, You see, I had the jdea that a chicken lobster was @ lobster that could not vote-a lobster doomed to & perpetual minority of intellect like female in Eastern wa- stern land, I was per- fectly willing to render every assist- ance I could to the project of the lobster queen, always provided it did not interfere with my feministic principles. Still, my notions of chick- en lobster were so hazy that thought it better to seek more infor- mation, What IS a chidken lobster?” I 1 Mrs, Pickett. “A chicken lobster is any lobster under ten inches long,” replied the lobster queen, The term chicken docs not refer to sex, but to size, T want a 1 declaring that no lobster or twelve inches long ht or sold in New York y young lobster ts not eating. Do you know how the lobster fallacy originated? Chi ers were first sold in New York piled on platters on the bar of saloons. They were retailed to consumers of beer and other li. it 10 often infertor? ise they are caught way up in Maine or in Nova Scotla, and they have a wait of two or three days are in Boston before being. shipped to New York. They are kept in. the water of Boston Harbor. Now, the !City of Boston drains into Boston Harbor and like all Eastern waters Mt is cluttered with sewage. The lob- ster cannot puss through this {mpure medium without suffering deteriora- tion, And that 1s what is the matter with the human lobster, too. It takes him too long to reach the nsuner and by the time she gets him y's a pretty sad amen. He has stayed too long in Boston Harbor and taste of its corruption 1s the upon him." It seemed to me the lobster queen | Was getting véry Interesting. “What you say 1s true,” I observed. | “But what is the remedy? Do you think benzoate of soda would do the human lobster any good? Or do you recommend ning him or putting | him in cold storage?” “Don't ask me that," Mrs, Pickott answered. “If I knew the answer I'd be the wisest woman in the world, instead of just a lobster queen.” ‘CAT'S ATTACK ON DOG MADE A $500 OFFENSE | Jury in Damage Suit Finds Not Respectable for Kitty to Chase Poodle, It's Is a cat respectable if {t ass: u poodle without provocation and chases jit out of a store? | A jury in the Supreme Court tn | Brooklyn returned a verdict to Jus- tice Kelly to-day setting forth the {conclusion that such a cat ts not re- | spectable, and that it's owner is Mab! |in $500 damages to the owner of the |dog, Mrs. Menrietta Gariner of No 4 Sumpter Street. Mrs. Gardner sued the H. C. Bohack Company tor | $10,000 because @ cat In one of its |stores attacked her Httle dog and scratched and bit her when she tried | to rescue the poodle. Justice Kelly in his charwe to the jury intimated his opinion was that it was not a vicious act for a cut to attack a dog, its natural enemy, But the Jury would not have tt t A motion to set aside the ver- |dict was entertain | Rearrested After Release, | Edward O'Connell of No, 9 Forest was freed of a charge of high very by Magistrate Simms in a Court this acternoon and was ately rearrested on a similar % O'Connell was arrested Irving Ming was killed by M Por vern last Friday 7 ntly identifie jon. But Samuel Hock! 1222 ivergreon Avonue identified O'Con nell o® @ naan Who helped rob him of §) | April 47, ultimate | by Row. Independent Bohemia. The killing of Ida Clare was de scribed by witnesses to-day at trial of her husband for murder in the Supremo Court at Long Island City, Her body was found nude and covered with bruises on Friday. March 17 lost, in the hotel kept by James J. Cl politician and former |Mghtweight pugilist, at Queens Houl vard and Witting Street, Long Island City. Joseph Gagnon, who kept har for Alice Mazaryk, former Univeratty of Chicago Settlement House worker and also @ssoctated with aaveral New | York settlements, ts reported to-day to have been executed in a military prison tn Vienna. She wasga sympa- thizer of the Czech Nattonal, an or- ganization that favors an inde- pendent kingdom for Hohemia rather than the present Austrian rule. At the outhreuk of the war she was a the of the Twenty-third Street subway memory for {identification was freshed, Johnson, who ts in Manhattan, was asked yosterday to go to Jersey City, but replied that he would have to consult counsel. After doing #0 ho notified the District Attorney's oftice that counsel objected to his going. Another material witness was Col, H. G, Prout, formerly sident of the Union Switch and Signal Com- pany, who testifled before both the Thompson Committes and the Grand Jury that Johnson had reported to him the Wood episode and had re- ceived inatructions in return to ow" Wood along, Prom Nutloy, N Co rm. A certain word, as used by Gen. Sherman, ta not profanity, according to the latest thought- ful decision of the Western Unon, acaieeedemeaiaes $5,000 FROM NEW YORKER TO CONSCIENCE FUND Letter With Five $1,000 Gold Certiticates Received at Treasury | Gives No Clue to Sender. WASHINGTON, April 27.-A $5,000 contribution to the conselencs fund was received to-day by the Treasury Dopariment trom New York tn a let- ter that gave no clin to Its writer, It was one of the big contributions to the fund, but the record breaker was sof $20,000 recently recelved. The $5,000 was in $1,000 gold cert thea tow > Son Finds sa Sadon a the Henry fenders hind Avenue a professor of the university at Prague . y has written the Dix Clore, testified that on the night of and head of the Total Abstinence | tr + eons vat ne a very aay wmory and he m= March 15 last Mrs, Clare helped him | League. Hor death was reported 19 @| progsions” as to Whit purred, clowe the hotel and the garage. Clare | communication recetved here by the| Johnson ts now general sules man- was away automobiling. She was | Bohemian National Alliance ager of the General Railway Signal perfectly sober. Gagnon declared he} CHICAGO, April 27.—Chicago mem-| CUnPany of Hochesto Three Altrec never served Hquor to her or saw her bere of tie Nasional Hobernien ai. tors of the Union Company testified i} 1 e eurd a one | Hance, aided ny Jane ddams and) pefore the Grand Jury that ata mm take any. He never heard ar Ne other Hull House workers, to-day pany meeting July. 16, 1914 Tanne ” but her husband accuse her of drink- | planned to urge a State Department] reported that he bid orovnine Jing jinquiry into the reported executton| money to Wood, and Col, br f Clare came home at 5 AM. on {of Mine Muzaryke She was the daugh-| urged that It he paid. Tw director March 1, Gagnon sald, and immedt-| of Prague, Bohemia, who had egicl mek oat ie cae, reuired Prout ately an uproar began in the Clures'| tated a Bohemian Democracy, pr renk Mors, now counsel to the apartment on the second floor, Clare —— = hampeod Investigating Committee, ' : h is also counsel for the defense of me wo pulses then ke a YOU CAN SOON HELLO Wood under the indictment. He made drink, and saic ‘She's sgain.” | a demand sone ttme ago for inape “It was afternoon next day,” sald FROM SUBWAY STATIO |} tion of the Grand Jury m Gagnon, “that Kelly, the porter, went | te wt teatimony hind } upstairs, came back a fimo Mrs. | pilin. cecal |b yon, Prou Clare was dead. T saw her 5 ©") Public Service Orders the Installa- h between her bedroom and| een for Inspection heme ne rr 4 it ‘ tion of Public Telephones All The District Attorney's office was i" SOWn Be ; an aha 0 requested some time ago by the de Clare, and he sent for an ambulance." | Over the System. fenae not 10 proceed with the tHe | Dr. William Berry from St. John's! ‘the Public Service Comminsion to-| of the Wood case until after Mr. Mons Hospital told of finding the w ‘| day adopted an order compelling the ll Yoga with the ‘Thompson body, and Dr. Francis B. Hart, Cor-| New York Telephone Company to in- —— oner’s Physician, testified that the! seal) telephone pay stations tn the| Pablio Service Plum for Newapaver woman was @ mass of bruises from | subway stations Man, head to ankles. He said cause Several weeka ago two teleptiones| Prank N. Ropineon, political and city death was congestion of the brain.! were installed on the downtown aide | H#l! reporter for the Evening Mall, was caused by blows, shock caii to-day appointed Assistant Secretary of orvice Commissio | blows on the body and exposure aiationy Obiaction to) ba cnieeran the Zune siarvice mamission, He] unconscious woman lay nude [installation of the stations had been | Hobinsan succeeds Sutthew J. Harri Wl pe P “ harcoometan! ca +h ton, restgned, who was mude Asalat ppen windows with the thermom made by the telephone company be- | KM ‘of the Public Services Cy 16 degrees above zero. cause of the effect of train vibration | Stcretary, of the Public, Servicw Robert E. Carlin, a civil engineer, | Upon the rest of the system. had been outed trom the Bock Depart ‘ -_ ment to make room for the father of showed a diagram of the house to ee en Badiey Micid stolons at the wemtnning cf |Justice Van Siclen an jury in the SDA SERPENT NEXT. the Mitchel administration Supremo Court at Long Island City ‘Spring is probably arriving. —— Joseph Rets employed by They've caught a sealioness in Ae & Weble to Wea SORADH PIED EUAN PHONES , Alexander Stewart Webb, banker and] New York publishing house, testified a net up the Sound, divacton af several iru iy that he lived last Mareh 1 rn SS y ghtained @ licenee 0 inary Mra on the third floor of Clare's Hotel, at! next day he was awakened by hear- rence Sands Ku » ceremony Queens Boulevard and Fitting Street.|ing an automobile at the door, Soon |W! i De performed Rev ul ne Inna Claman iivad an tha aban hee ecard an uproar tn the Clares' | Habinson at the ¥ re ate | *, the woman screaming for help | Weph gave his address ‘as Hiverdale, N him, he man shouting: “Give me back | y¥," He ts forty-six years old, Mrs. Rus Clare was in the barroom on the oney, you bum!" fell ta forty-four sit of Maroh 15, Reisena said T put on part of my clothes,” said - mmit ot ixenauer, Who ‘a big and power-| Child of Five Drowned tn Cant and gave his wife a handful of n an, “and took the rest of them River, ind told her to go buy herself a my arm, Ag [ran downstairs 1] Loutsn Galasi, f old, of No dress. CIs > Ww Mrs, Clare ver night dress on] 445 Wast sixtieth Str playing ride and ya {the floor and her husband standing | on the pier ut Bixtiet | Ye over her with his foot raised, 1 fin- M ‘”d the moving pict Pinad tanpamite Street and the I in the | Rewenauer said that at 6 A. M,| hurried eway,” { ———— a : barroom and r nigh whan she lost her 9 and fell overs board. ker body wus not recovered, Formerly Priced up to $15 Every hat without restriction formerly $10 to $15 on sule at $3.98 Tomorrow-—Friday London eather | 21 WEST S4USTREET } Brooklyn Store: 522 Fulton St. Newark N. J., Store: 867 Broad St. gray-haired person loek twenty years younger. It 1s also fine to promote the growth of the hair, relieve itching and scalp disease, and lent for dan- druff and falling hai i contains the exact kind of nourishment necded by those who have throat troubles and are weak and run down, and this tissue building food is easily taken up by the system. 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