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rf sISatiohpds .1 THE SEW YORK TIMES. TUESDAY. TONE lV. 1019 WOMENAS VOTERS WOMAK SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT VI1IS iicAdoo AisAsThey YVU! Wield I powerful Influence Oyer Ourv Dc5tinies tn the Future, i i THEM INDEPENDENTS i iitve Tht They Will Forego i i-sLlt-i- Plrty. MTiiiation iMutt of the filiM irm tf Kaplan of New York, both.

Democrat defended th Governor and declared that on f.mw-.KPORT. Junej 15.Th L-ortarttto confronting the won of bruited ftr the Anthony recently passed i. rttlfledby lne vrlou lifted outby ex-Secretary of the Ttpsj- MeAdoo hv an address before the cnectlCUl immii 5 Ooenecucuv women, i Mr. Mr tie" rrTJv the independent tS? of voter, which will be for S'cotmtry in the future. Inasmuch as forego party affiliation to k.ii.T nn the issues of the 2 Mr.

McAdoo. In hi. audteaa.wld Whss always been incomprhenklble men that wrdle ouf idtution guarantee equal-, political to aU male cltlsena, Mrtrtta- creed or color. a wnuiij SilnSt one-half of our citiseoahlp be- of kx. Democracy cannot Ji to men only.

Women axe eoritned to. men haflta and l.AnuurtaVAi of auf- Kx7 women cannot ret equal protect Kci against American women, etnee the foundation iTour Government, will soon'-be rem, 5ed It therefore, bheovee -theworn-of America to mak ready for the SJ responsibilities and dutle of thev are about to i whan individual rym-r infi hve ctor- V. lit 'arJ poilck. Men hav SvlSd IfiSWl partly Sitlc and tM RermWaiThrouh iVir8 of Party ltrlfe the reat na-OyoC votet hv becoaoe defta'tely wlttTrme or of the 1Tiner'V't Lf nf; -nJ hara plib-al parties. But It la 2.Qr lmprta.it that neither' political riu-n at all tlmea auch a Dre Srant majority of the electorate lhat Toured of control of tho Oorerfes iLT.

wauae long continued, political by either party berets eventually JJ- no bftc will through creation of a political machine which zrm rnnrerned in party auccess and 3i atlfbh ambltiona of political leaden ftin in the welfare of the great rnaeaea nroaDerlty. contentment. 3 profreaa theaacurlty ot democracy Therefore. It la of the to tha asnntry; that there ahall at all times to a off Iciently J4rga element ot Inr JeMDdent votera who will put country nartv Mid- VOtlUOOIl the Mriui of the many Issue have f. wT frm timA' 6 time to electorate.

TVria indepewJent ele- BMfit ahould always be lara enough to tV election bv CastlnK Its tovixh with that political party which of sunDort and which at 0 time atanda forhe truo lnlereata af tha country. In the critical rhnes- faelnr us wow euttire. it will become more tod pore vital to the- national welfare to hae euff lclenUy large element of independent votera tefween the Jl. i i votes -upon the Is sues of the day. Such an Independent Seluaar bwld lwayi hold the acJe -r.

artiea, putting Zch Uie full performance of patriotic lervice and duty to country aavthe price hlaiswhere the new women voters States will Tiave thetr rat opportuiJiy. They have -not been IHmI heretofore- wtth Smith and I the letrlslatjve leader against the housing tneasifres. 'Tou can amend the tenement hooae law. You eouid repeal drastic and costly enacted to a period of hysteria at the intane i of parlor soclallata, buitsucb measure would and the building season would be well advanced before any law could be anacted." this protest read tn part. I j.i '1 ii leave the altuatloh alone.

It iwlll remedy ltseir. -mere, is aireaay a great ouiwtnr boom In and fiundreda of one -and two-family housej are betng erected, ahd If capital rep Uses, rven wtth wage-107 per-rent. higher than in me -and materials eo per pent, greater In osU that hooaes ean bufit and sold or rented profitably, there will be abundant fund to do kU the oulldlnc necessary I 6 hi-i 1 Rent will he permanently hlrher. however. a4 evarvthlnir else in nurmaa- entlyhigher and there.

must be an im mediate cessation of the present abuse of landlord a.T. the Keal "Estate Board's statement concluded. i 1 1 No Soecial Seaalon In North Dakota. nor Frailer I today Informed suffrage leaders that ihe Will not 'call special aeaslon of this State Ieclalature or the Lsole purooaei of ''ratifying -the, national 'urirare ametniment. uovemor raaier told Miss Alice Paul St Paul that tha Legislature undoubtedly wiy approve the Air.

'-i of the Federai auitrage amendment, the women Voters juitt-uf rraa-e uriy, wlUt headquarters at 2i Madlaon Ave-nua, reclare that the apodal aeaslon Us an ahneceasary espsrwte at this time. ama tnat tns iHira are omy owjrmi thm crack of the political wbip." -a to- wnetner ior not wnat- it caiia. tn gamble" of smcIU aeaslon will be auf-ceeaful at tha polls, tba Women's suits to Candidates Hughes sod fhit- voierjr Anuurrrsge i'mrty (winu are mi ai an sure tnat Ue pecnocratlc.Farty had. been, tha coo alstent friend of woman suffrage. President Pro jTem-i alter a disputed thla atatement We are here mow In r-extraordinary session for tha sola reason that a nurrv ber JDernocrajic enaton ifrnm th soUJ South- refused to oast their votes for the federal suffrage tunondment last jiejsald.

for Jle publican Congress we- might not even now be in a poitlon to act upon the resolution that la before us tonight" The adoption of tha resolution con cluded the business of tlia. Sen at. -ew Vorltis. the sixth Stata to raUfy, r'etnea -Aaneaare- AsseasMy's- Artie a. A- ripple of applause greeted the entry ot Mrs.

Ii. Sammis of Suffolk and Mre. Mary Lilly of New TorkV he two women memberst.of the Asseml wholn honor of the vecaaton. had brn I mittee tK mxorm tne Senate that the fflaKO rivrWaiern ataiea Aaaemo.y. -oo, naa-conctuaea i lUMWfj- i imAjm inn was reariv ra.

in laura. iin vummiwmum The of the extra aeaslon to the I Ohio. June Id.i-Th Oen-StaterwtU. be 7.000. which waa- pro-t TfkL fc-T.

raided tor in a special appropriation era Aasemwy toqay rauneu we euerai Ohio And kamsas ratify. ::4 That WU under' an emergency mee- woman suffrage and, lmm e-salra. Irom jCovernor Smith, i 1 djately afterward passed' 41 bill glwa wrn rffae-end 1 rau amendment ot be in effect men. Tork City, and Mrs. Travis K.

Whitney f.notner leader in tepublican women' with many uffragtst from other parts of fbe Stated when, the -reso lutions were taken' at mklnig ated dutett w1 TOPBKA. ICanJ, una lLl-The Xiegla Haaalag 11 11 14 rf-si- vt Threa Etaiea. war raxinea tne amena irTz r.Tu.1":: previous to, wiiia vtwui nuuuii un ui(m -i mjnola, aJd JAlcalgan. traorattisryresson tonight auo passea en themelves are dlssatijfled and working 4q repeal V'e know that now you are answer-ipn th-crack of the political whip and that you see staking your all On. tha so-called (auffraa-e) i' -aroma a' a voce.

Tou know the risk of! thla pHittcal gamble. I i ou nave not lorrotien the two previous suiirsir ceais witn tneu oiaastrous the political fate of Governor "tvhluuan. staked hist all on aufrrage. The party a communication joiiowa: Kew Torlt State. ar airara that your ratification of the Federal suffrage atraerulment Is a -f Oregon conclaslon.

We nutke no appeal-" simply notify you thtt the. country is now alive-W the fact that highly financed spedal controlltna Congress and ftat4 Lglslatures, are tamp ering wiui the gorutltuuon or tuo unun SUtea. They are using It as a-vehicle a a nn tlu. Mj ion tkVI WhlCIl taye rpiople of the several; State will not grant at the antr-aa a ateam-rouer to cruan out fetat rtgnc tamaarlnsr wUl not stop wit a this amendmnt Any special interest. sufficiently fanatical and financed, naw KZtows tnac laitura to, wm conwni.

iruiM the poo pie simply means concentration an Vulnsrahla ntemners nf CnnrresS and Laialaliiraa. VJndar nreasure or sseciat yoa are ooeninjc the war for tha United Statea. Constitution ta be- looma a collection of forca bills on bit terly Laaues. ana. manaex laws or sectional measures oossibly re quiring enforcement by Federal troopa, and Inevitably leading to sectional re taliation.

Northern Congreasnvn were onenlr accused 1 of Voting for. the' Fed eral surrrage amendment as retajianon by the North the South for the prohibition amendment Western interests nay Invoke the United State Constitu tion to attack astern nuauies interests. "Tlie peocle-a so-called lives are perverting the Constitution of the -United Stataa. former safeguard of tha people's liberty. Into an.

tnstrument ox poimcas, trickery- and oppression. We and. all tha country knowa. the many kinds of pressure that the suffrage ring has used to force this amendment Suffrage leafier ehave boasted of their control over tha peo-Pla'a representatives. Tou 1 know and know that New York, having woman suffrage, dooa not need a or me ooerai ftmonameM; avtaia um that Utla 'Uttnedessary session' la an-, unwarratited expanse i od the already overburdened taxpayers; that It Is a personal political concussion to the dictation of auf frago leaders and as such woman suffrara' In a winnin fnr th 1ft 2 eWtlon (Tkalnman Will Uayi to the contrary notwithstanding.

"Toti must wonder, wlUs Oovernor Whitman, what became of the moch -advertised New Tork City sc ffrace ma- iio eiecuon. in me com-plete collapsa In the suffmge stronghold he bom of the suffrage leaders. ftt. fisa Hay. Mrs.

Wbltehotiae. Ialdlaw. Sirs. Belmont- svirrtre Covernor Whitman, received 9.641 fewer votea. with -women voting; than faa- polled in 1011 from men YcAl aro making a miscalculation In turinK1 womani auffraira la thla-r- onatrucuon period.

beoola are demanding a return to normal condi tions and sound 1 business basis. You are forcing on tb4 country a revolutionary change- that Is a distrusted experiment in your ewtt State and Is known to lncraaaa' tha power of revolutionary factions In every Btata. The people are aernaaoing oacK rrom the Federal Gov. ernment tha power they delegated temporarily a. State and Individual for th period of th war.

You. the etner nana, in ratirvinr- this or otbar Vedaral asaendmant on a ootatro- veralal leans, arei forcing on the people an -exu-ame measure or eaorai inter-ference'tn their local affairs. What -rou- will sain rrom Jt ooBtl ealiv-remahia to be Warnaa- Voteiw Anti-Suffrago Paf- ty, co-operating with aataMlahed par-tiea against radicalism, 2) aladlson ew This communication has been sent personally to every man nr. both 0 of the re. DENIES RENT! RISE COERCION.

City Employe Saya Use of Kama en Notice Was Unauthorized. At request pt Mayor Rylan. sent through Corporation Counsel Burr, David Hlrshfiald. counts, yesterday either'' poUtical ttm-v are mucoiru SoUtfcai party fof the right of eyrfratre. Keither-' Democrats nor Republicans alone in the Congress paased the woman auffrage amend meet.

It required both fccpocratic and Republican votes in sufficient number to secure its passage. It elao required the approval of a. Democratic President before It could become eav.ni it will require the -ratlf ica- of liemoeratlc and Republican States alike bafore the great boon Of suffrage wljl be given to- tho women of Amtrtca, regardless of 6tate boundaries. "Thus we shall soon have added to the electorate great- bod yof women. owing allegiance to- neither political' party, who bring fresh minds Upon the problem of the day, nnd who an vote according to the highest standards and conceptions of independent cltlienshlp.

By their. votes they will havf thq power to make that party sue- ffi.l stands for the thintis hlch mean most for America--: and for the world. "Another question which Concerns Women rreatly is the matter Of equal pay Jwith meir for equal work. I This is an economic, not a political question, bot iu Junt solution Is likely to- come more quickly because women have the txmar of the ballot. Freouently eco- nctr.lc sroblems must he settled i.throuah Instrumentalities.

Tlirro has never been anv luatlflcation. for Jthe pay- rontof a lew -wage women than -to tofB foil the same service, performed." and In the settlement of the many prob lems of- social Justice which must oo oraii with tne future, tnis matter giuida a aatiafctnrv adjustment. i "It Is reasonable to expect, thai in the NovembT. 190. elections, the VWBi en In every State of the Union will have an opportunity to cast the ballot.

It is an inspiring thing to visualise this great army of 15.000,000 or more of emancipated women rnarcbitir to the polls in every precinct In America and exerctalna- for the first time the great est privilege of an American xiie right to vote-perhaps to determine by their votes the future destinies of this grest Republic i 1 "Naturally, as a-Democrat' shotild ItUe to see the women of tha United Etatea support tho UemocratiC party, because I bellove that the Interest of the map.s of the American people are oouna up in the Democratic party, a believe the Diimocratlc Darty. more than any other party, represents tha hope" and aaptmtiona of the great masaes of and women in this country. But speaklnir: not as a Democrat, but an merinia who believes always in America above party. I ahould say that th Women of Ani.Hi.. will vmbWa mla.

tke in the exerclne of tha hig-heat dtttlei cltitetiship they hold to their In. Jependenoe. putting the Interests of th great Keoubllc alwava annva tiartv. and JoUng from time to time upon the ieauea that may be preaentad upon their, merits nd not from the standpoint. of partisan advance only 49 per cent, before con struction has begun, and tH other ,20 per cent: only after the construction of the puiitjmg coverea oy: me loan ou peenwcompieiex 'y Ot itkeaaures, ona wiu--amha- tne nous-law to permit thor remodelling-: of '-four-atory basement dwelling-s.

Into apartment houses, to accommodate not excess of four families, provided thero no dark inside rooma. In the-rocoastructad a I Riouses, and that Vll stairways are pro- tacted bV lirc-Droox oarliuon. Another -measure- acienao Chapter1 81? of the iaws i iyi try extending rrom five to twenty days the period of grace for tansnts after dispossess -notice lias been given. Tho other bill amends the Muniolpal Ccurt act by. permitting Municipal Justices- In their cUeer- tion to grant an additional twenty days stay, provided the tenant la willing to pay rent for the period In in the Assembly, three of th four Housing bills were, passea unanimously.

The two. Socialist members voted. sxsUnst the bill amending tho tenement nous law to permit' remodelling of houses Into apartments. fha r-rtfiference- in bora, preoedlng the introduction of these bills, wrs at ten tied by John J. Murphy, ex-Tenement House Commissioner, and at preotVecretary or the Ckartty Or aanlzatlonAcJcty.

also Senator Lock wood, fcpeaRMiTliaddeua Bweet of the Assembly, president pro tern of tha Senate J. ilenrift Waiter, and Senator James A. J-Yiey. the Sneto minority Iealer. In, addition to Mr.

Elkus ana VI I v. I TheBeal Estate1 -Board New Tortt Iliett a. lonnai -protest wjia uoveraor 1 Thousands of Meii Knovr the merits of Klctric Shiru; but thou sands of others do and if those- it. -t. ii i 111' -r-1' tw uirjusanas inai wc arc aim.

v-, SuberbVo tmlorii ttStii ti carttutls telected tmarC exclusive Jesiginu guaranteed, to pUate yoa'6rr: YUUH MONEY UAK. $2.00 to $13.50 1456 Broadway Broadway, at 49th Street 44 E. J4th St. Z79 Broadway 1 2 Flatbuah Brooklyn 47 CortUnt IZSth street, at id Avenue. is 47 Cortlandt St, I III II I I IIIII.MI lllli ill llllll II four bnuind twq concurrent resolutions ANT IS ASSAJL- SUFFRAGE f.i uii3tA rvilv ui uvuAin NiveMWf -)-.

in New. rot city; -i---" A warn AiDany ina Tha in maurea had' teen recmAjendedl Federal Ktkle la Resented by th Joint tteglslatlvo Comrhitt-onJ tn. ta Heb. ee LegisWurJ. aes-ahlch SenaterrCharfta e.

Lockwood ot evawrraltio tul ratification aa, wwi a nar wto nor Smith a Com tha' Tenement Hotifte Cnmmis- sioner ox jsew, j. oik uiy, tne saayor a Committee oni Rent iFrofiteertag. and the Tenement House Committee of the Charity' -Organization I Tha- Dcndine- measures were by unanimous vote-in the Senator Lockwood later announced that -hot had received message Informing him that th Metropolitan Life Insurance company would release at irm OftO in mil vhlrh hail I been pledged to the committee for im mediate reuer. The whea he called the Legislature, was determined that only rati fication of the Federal. Suffrage amend nient should be considered at the session, but he relented late after a conference.

Senator Lockwood, Chairman of the Joint Cg1s latlva Committee which has Inves tl gating rent profiteering and th scare. ity of dwellings. Among others at the conference were Abram -I. Klkus. Chairman of the Reconstruction Commission Nathan Hlrach.

Chairman of Mayor Hylan's Committee on' Rent Profiteering, and soma of tho les-lslativo leaders. -v The measures which Were-placed before the Legislature tonight Icolude four bills and two. concurrent resolutions calling upon Congress to do its share toward solving tne Housing prow em, of these- resolutions calls upon Congrua to enact legislation to exempt from the Federal Ineooie lax-the per cent, bonus of the Mew Tork state Land secured byi mortgages de posited with th state controller, to th end that auch loan, whichv under the present Jew mny be rnkde agency for providing addutlonal. nousing racui- tlea, may una a reajjier maraeu me otner resoiutioa caus upon con rrens to study the housing make Federal land loema. which now tre exempt from Income tax, available for bulldlnK projects' or a character tending to provide mor abundant housing (acUitle for families In' humble clr- cumstancea.

Contrary to expectation. rx legislation was- urfced or recommended exempt ordinary real estate mortgages from Income tax. Such action has been urged by jnen rci-resentlng Institutions with, money to lend, who have appeared before the Lock wood committee, a an essential step toward rendering money available for building purposes by making mortgages aa attractive lovagtmant a are the tax-exempt' Liberty bonds and the short-Lime securities now issued by railroadii, wnicn. wnue subject to income -tax, high: rat -of In terest. I One, of the bills introduced will empower savings banks to invest-in mortgages on eal estate for building pur poses, up jo ou per cent 01 tne vaiue ot the improved property, at pnea, Under the present law savings institutions hnaaklng -building loans ara permitted to.

inouia do iaiU: i or- eitoer oy tzovv ernor himself or out of his nartv'a do- lUical campaiga fund. A voii Yea means I. of New will do ray-utmost to force Woman suffrage on! -the fifteen State that hare defeated it at the polls. and on the nineteen States that have refused to consider it: force it beck en New Jersey nd Ohib that havo repealed It. tic designating Abraham O.

Tonkooogy aa agent. II testified tliat Tonkonogy bvid called at the office of The Katie and -had told htm that If the matter was printed ia th Paper tb concession that had bean tentatively agred upon at a previous interview would not be granted. i 1 Anthony Gould ef the Ettrk-k Realty Company and Boris Hershlnot. the present owner of the boose, I canned that their dealings had been with George ftonkonogy, the father of Abra- natt O. Tonkonogy.

and when the lat ter took the viand he declared tha the had at no time been financially Interested, either directly or IbdirwUy, in the premises, ut that he had thoufbt since lived in tha house. It would ad-vamaa-oua to th tenants and to his rather to nave hi name incorporated in the notices that tenant could see him in regard to th Incye i said he had never received any profits from th-fcoue, that tied never collected any Tents, that he had never rep resented himself aa agon, 'and that bad signed an' notices. i When the father took the stand he Corroborated thla testimony and testified that he had not seen the notloa which Included the statement that owing to nigner taxes the rent were increased. tie said ther were written ay a clerk tn hi office Und that he had not told the clerk to mention his sou's nam. APPEAL FOR FARM LABOR.

Commiaaloner of Ac-conductad lb Inquiry inle the allegations in aa. article published In -Tho' Brooklyn Eagle on May 1. alleging that tko -name of Abraham O. Tonkonogy ef the Brooklyn branch of th Corporation Counsel's offlo had been used on notices of rent Iqpreasa In a house at 359i 6L John's Place, One of the tenant of the house was John f. Cretty.

a member of th staff or The Brooklyn Eagle He was called as a witness In the hearing and showed th Commissioner! the notice of an in- atid fast em it oir Nw lorln way wwn- lcreiia of rent frotn 35 to 50. the.no- Natlonal Beard Petltione Consreaa to Continue Employment Service. The JTatlona Board of Fana tatlone yesterday tfnvt It had petitioned Cong-res to eontlnu th Cnitad btata knplormeot oarvlo 1 eauso cf the alarming labor shortage, la farming districts. which Is alV ts n- tiangar the narvostinsT of this year crop, will otherwlae be bumper labor oroblatn ia mora aartoua than that of aupUvlng adequate farm labor," the board said la tt letter to committee In the House and Henate, and althouah understand ther a surplus of labor in -cor tain eenir. till th farmer are having great oil ficulty tn obtaining -suffldent labor to meet their roulrmnta." Dr.

George w. iilrchwey. Director of tn united state Employment Bvrvie tor in state or rrtw lorx. utsued an appeal to th tinetxployed in this city to work on "Ther ar thousands of splendid opportunities listed at our Bureau of Agricultural placements. 22 East Twenty-second Street, and no man who is unemployed at th present time can afford let this opportunity pass Without cartful said Dr.

Klrchwey. Unemplerment in York City- ia greater than at any tlm since the sighing of the armistice. I The man who la minus a ob. and especially the unskilled man. has no attarnatlv except to go back lo th i BOYS MAY LOSE DIPLOMAS.

Hlflh School Pupils AeewaW of s. Spreading Radical poctrlnts. Two, boy pupCs In the high atboola! wlll probably not receive their graduation diploma th comrncBccroent exercUe aro Ivtld next One la accused of disloyalty th moral char acter of the other has been questioeed. The first bay is a pupa in tb Morris High School. 2ie Is alleged to have said that he did not beiiev the problem LeonfronUng th Unit State would settled peaceably and democratically, and advocated revolution Instead.

-The other boy. who waa in tho same school. Is aald to have, advocated free lore doctrine. Girl pupU repeated his conversation to thoir tea hers, mod It 'was decided te transfer the offender ta the Do' Writ Clinton Klgh Echooi. which receive boy apt la only.

'After the transfer, it is alleged, the boy continued hi objectionablo talk. rThe school rules require each student. before graduation, ex pete hi loyalty to the city. State and Nation. They also provid that a ipa who moral iraotar not goon ny graduation paper.

Awociat fiuperrntendent John L. jUdsley said yesterday that the answers by hick achool to lie war tionaires would received by Ci raperintendmt tt.Ur.f-r and himae'r few days. Tl ar fact be aubmlttcd to C.e tlemerUry erhoc: this week, Act km In ths cs of Georg 5. member of the tt Exsmlr.ert, who, a toastmasier at t'. Walt Whitman festival at Hotel Errroort.

n-treducei Ceorre S. Vlerkk as or. cf 0 peakera. and wh cotnwetitel on a telegram, sect by Erima Qcllrr.ui, tf taken at th meeting of th committee of tb whoss of tha Board of Education tomorrow. WANT NEW CQUat BUILDING.

Federal Jutfjct, In Fever Mulberry Bend Sit. Tho Tederal Court Jo-ige at a meet." ir.g yastcrday adopted a rolutkn favoring tho exchange of th Ftderst Bunding for a g'de to Ve furnished ty th City at Mulberry Bend. Tb resolution favors a court building With adequate accommodation, eunouc other dapailianla. fer the greet and coastantly tncrtaaing burt-bssa ef the Tederal Court thtir offVa.M Judge Henry O. TfarJ pr-stdad at the Power in Size Ugcett's 200 Dru2 Scores buyu2 ecooorn.

vvttich reduce ha cost of tion without Tha resuhs in kswer prices to yoa tximpfc: VYc are jcaij cotcious yocdin arxf Jcxdanette Atnoodg ckirir Junc'x 35c perpoendv -f produc it i "i 1 is i r- 1 i. f. i -i-- i if -X -i i I 1 y- 5. t. Av---t -'j S- 't-i -iK W7 -v.

rJ i-i i Qk A i Xvr H- -U I I--. -I ji U- i i is e- i I i is -1 IN '-LAVING OUT: A JACKET WHICH WILL CAPABLY. SERVE THE 'REQUIRE. MENTS'OF THEKRM TERM.7FINGHLEY HAS GIVEN EXTRA0RDINAR ATTENTION TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHOULDERS. IX IS PARA TlCULkALY ESSENTIAL THAT THIS FEATURE OF IMPORTANCE PROVE COMFORTABLE, AND THE HIGH-LINE EFFECT BE servdI Suki I' GRACEFULLY PRE-, BUSINESS 'USAGE.

THE WAISTCOAT- HAS LIGHTLY CONSTRUCTED: THE TROUSER FITS EASILY THROUGH THE WAIST AND HIPS, AND 'DRAPES WELL: i. i i -t 1 1. ill- I'll-, -e' 8 i il 1 '---rviv -rv rs it it -g-y -I 1 i I TT-TTt TT 1 i Mi- a. 11 "'-iii't. hi ii.