The Brooklyn Daily Eagle du lieu suivant : Brooklyn, New York • 7

mSa' TOE ATTGTTST 1915 J- JJM i-hf- a fi tore Open Weather Formerly A JBtewart Broadway at Ninth Street New Tori THE JOHN WANAMAKER STORE nrh Ik Weds Over-Estimate a -Quality and Overstate the Prise patty Aneten a Church Manhattan 1 old Groce Church downtown Now Iwk thc quietnean of a Brooklyn girl of family wsa ST the almplM waff detail £tk St Cnuouslly fina rJTnmd Mries of ooloa Lohengrin Wadding 5 ne the ceremony there mceptlon in Grace iJSnlng the church Despite iMJK thf Pw fitiftUple were present Patty Austen was ihaPdeughter of Mrs Peter ilrte late Dr Pater Aue-rtfSion street Mlaa Austen 'IfcaHrlf1 of Welter-Miller eon art uh George Miller of EjfUK She wsa married In lr Manhattan for resaons Her grest-grendfather' w-rihiher of Dr- Peter Auaten rtg- was one of 4xSat hHde' has much rJTot in her ancestry Her Peter the maker of the chain across the Hudson tkT Revolution to keep British itcendlni the river and PXar nave their possession atreet home a link of wedding veil will long 2iberd It was the great fee fSLT marriage a veil ao exqui-L kJntlful that nearly every worn-lleet saaed at It in speechless rrpVh veils are aeldoni aeen Ij like i 'oat educe lines mers- just lersl Todd joodso vacatioi 'FRISCO BUREAU NOTES Eagle Bursas 888 kfonqdnock Building 1 Ba Francisco August The'fol-STL" Brookyntt6f Registered aiTbs Eagle Bureau haateiday: lira A Young SQ(f laugh ter' Miss-1X71 Pacific street storing herek lttl Gpttgh straot Mlss-Mary AI McCarthy jiff 'Putnam avenue Uylng at the fndlde I tip Miss Abigail Toahg 114 Beilgeh ttyeet -401 Sarkeil street friends at 6U Douglas I treetfllr ahd Mra JrtnV lUrirrng-i ton IM Avenue- Kheepahead Hsj registered at the 'St'FnLan and the! tn at tha 8UerMinhla JA Riadon i Eleventh atreet Mreet the 52th 444 De- Kalb avenue psstor bf'lhe DeKalb Avenue Methodist Chdrch Miss A Qte venut Mrs William Mra Young and her daughter left Brooklyn June 10 stopping at the Grand Canyon and Various places In southern California before reaching the Exposition City August 0 They ave here on the 17th and will September 7 after seeing Mt Shasta-and the interesting sights on the Canadian Pacific route They will meet their relatives at Niagara i Falla en route home I Mr and Mrs Harrington left Brook- I JVly Mr Harrington coming' West In the Special" car with members of the Order of Eagles which order la holding ita large con-ventlon at the Exposition this year Mr Harrington's car was shared with twenty prominent Eagles who came out here from New York arriving here August 11 The Eagles had the largest fraternal parade yet given at the Ex-! position over 400 automobiles partlcl-! pating filled with members of Mini order from all over the country Mr Harrington and his party stopped over In Seattle and Portland Ore for sev- era I days before coming to 8nn Fran-1 cisco and leave here tomorrow for southern California Salt Lake' City and Denver Af the last named place the party will disband although most of the New York contingent will re- turn direct arriving home about Sop-tember fi TheRevWW Wilson and his par- ty are all stopping at Hie Sutter Hotel having reached here the 10th of this month They left home July II and have already visited the Grand Canyon Los Angeles San Diego andj Riverside They depart tomorrow for the Yellowstone Denver and Colorado Springs returning to Brooklyn on the I 27th Mlse Young and Miss Deane are traveling together having left Brook- Blouse Fillette Newest of Autumn Waists So called because it is such a youthful blouse women will love to wear it Made of radium taffeta with a very new open collar and a tie of the same material White flesh rose light blue maize heliotrope black and navy $5 Plaid and Striped Waists Two new models in dull rich plaids which make us think of fall $5 Black and white and navy and white mesialine for traveling 55 Blouie of striped peau de Londres a silk Paris ii talking about made with smart convertible collar and tie 5575 Stitched blousea are new See this one of navy taffeta stitched In white $450 Third floor Old Building thur Miller Roy Plateau Otto Lang-gpecht Thoniaj Grace -Cal la-nan Mlaa Augusta Bhulti Mlaa Mary Haynes Miss Loretta Cahill Mlaa Dorothy Haynes Thomas King Mlaa Marjorie King Mlaa Marla King Gregory King of the Rldga Club Alvmh Miller William von- Kim Dr Charlaa Pflug Mollenhauer and William Lang of the Hanover Club George Bt evens Dr Jamea Sullivan William Taylor Frederick Wonder James iiuchholts Mlaa Wyburn Mr and Mrs ohn Palmer Jr Frederick Hutch-Peon Jr William Hobbs Charles LAdge Joseph Turner Harry Robbins Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Jamea De Nyae Albert Ve rings' CoL Frederick A Welle Leeter Gunther Frederick Hutchinson Mr and Mra F- Hewlett Archibald Mowen Major Chapman Dr Schafher Dyer Dr Morris Dr Joseph Holmes of the Invincible Club a a- Atlantic (Vs Pleasant Danoe At Clab at Sea Gate Last Night Though many pdbple wera 'called away last night by the festivities of the motor boat contingent at Port Washington up on Long Island there was none the leaa a gay assembly at the Atlantic Yacht Club for the midweek dinner and dance Among the hostesses for this ware: Mra Frederick 1 Durland in pink charmeuae combined with pale blue flowered chiffon Mra Walter Irwin In white crepe with black embroidery Mra William A Pothler In black satin with apanglea Mra Edward I Graff in white lace with a pink satin overskirt trimmed with fur Mra Frederick Pratt Mra Alfred Hanan in floweredl chiffon apd lace with a waist of fte green taffeta Mra Biurdevant Road- In princess gown of black satin The hosts were SBalley' 'Robert Alterbury William A Pothler Charles A Robertson Frederick Pratt John Kennedy! Max Norman Alfred Hanan Ger-rodette William Gash Allen Grey Hoyt Ferdinand 8 Crosley Whlta Safford A Crummey Edward Graff Dr Sturdevant Read Long Charles Rlchmen Walter Trtoln Frederick Durland Lewis Luckenbach and Sherman Buma Among the dancers In addition Mlaa Harriet Mother In white satin with a waist ant) overskirt of black lace Mr and Mra Sidney WhltlodK Mt Whitlock In white ace with pale' pink satin girdle hamtimi 'RAtph Ludlam Mlaa Alma Eliiaoft lA bale gray taffeta com ira so TOFJ ever to This is the high steel wpll around this busineyL It must be and a wall that nothing shall break down For some people this fixed fact take a certain kind of interest out of the advertising They prefer the drum and the brass band and the old way of value $80 sale price $40" 6r "Was $5 now $i'98" All storekeepers after the Civil War when prices were all lowered got into the habit as a flock of sheep gets into the mud by following a foolish leader and some seem to think that the old war is not over yet as they mark up the goods to war-time prices and mark them down for sensational sales All tickets with two prices on them may be regarded with suspicion as it is so easy to juggle by two sets of figures when so many customers seem to like it There are proper exceptions in certain things like the Furniture Sale where all the salespeople are kept from danger of falsification by having information of the facts of the Sale which all custgmers may have for the asking Any comparisons of price here are comparisons with our own recent actual values If there is anything else in this Store but a straight road we do not lyipnf it (Signed)- 15 jokpur MU rm IK "Soi and cannot be bought dan through good fortnne Jvj French point lace over rztM veers old and had been STkrmany brides Pour genern-ZZa Wa nda of the Auaten family Jworted it from Faria gown was of white used with white applique em-luyud Limerick lace It had a i nra train Thia gown very hand graceful made a perfect -r the long pointed veil piece of lace worn by Ip effect a verlta- for the long pointed veil piece of lace worn by Lg brides wae Ip affect a IN THE STORE Cloud All Dag Saturday 89 Suits Five Dollars Each "Cool-cloth" is a cotton fabric that will wash yet which looks like a woolen fabric ahd makes a good appearance It is exceptionally light in weight and cool These suits of are especially adapted for country or lounge wear Biscuit color and gray $5 the suit Main -Store Fourth Avenue end The New Dollar Shirts These are anamaker shirts the shirts that made the dollar bigger We sell thousands' of dozens of them every year The percales have stiff cuffs and plain or' pleated bosoms The woven and printed madras and mercerized shirtings have soft cuffs with plain negligee bosom By the Broadway door Hats Coming: $5 The new felt hat Long Beach" here only $3 The new felt hat from Italy browns grays and greens $5 Hats Going Out Sennits $1' Leghorns $250 Panamas $350 $550 In The Hatterie Sports Sox 50c and 75c At Medium-weight merino white oxford -or brown At Heavy weight wool In heather mixtures Sale of Summer Shoes $285 Few-of-style stocks of $4 $5 and $6 low shoes 1 Mostly tihV some with fancy' tops a few high shoes All sizes it) the entire lot Burlington Arcade floor New Building finis Shoes at Half 62 pairs made in England $8 grade for $4 1 Te rit: is Shirts for $1 Shirts sizes 14 to 17 our regular $150 grade $1 each Sports Store Fourth Gallery New Building xcirx IMni ly 1 tynuy torthe hir She luml holy nponlk fortli i athed -The Two-Toned Striped Petticoats Prettiest of the eeason Crisp taffets with broad itripea of midnight blue end silver green and navy blue plum and field mouse black and blue and black and Jasper Tha double flounce shows the new round scallops too Price 5550 Third floor Old Building Autumn Suits Fur Trimmed $1650 and $25 How new and smart and just the-thing they looked yesterday when Autumn dropped in on the city for a spell Every woman should have one of them in her wardrobe ready for the next sudden clear cool morning All the suits are of gabardine in navy black and the new green and brown Those at $1650 have belted coats with plain full skirts gathered lightly in the back Those at $25 are trjmmed with braid coat haa straight back skirt has yoke and belt effect upon hips A few new cheviot tailored suits ire $1650 Gray -Salons Second floor Old Building lyn July I and having visited Denver Colorado Springs Yellowstone tipnal Park and Corondo Beach Na and Los Angeles before coming to San Francisco August 11 They are visiting relatives while hero and wHI remain until time to reach Brooklyn early next jnonth A varitm-so delicate was Its pattern Li ms face It waa a r-ggls eap effect and Its beautiful waa plainly ahown most Mgiy against hei hair igtereatlng jewela were also the bride a act of pearls Jg down by mother to the first nkf daughter for four1 generation! i iwttfl who gave' them to her wres her wedding day had re Ml-them from her own mother Mr had coma from her grand A Wore that Hxiutten gave her daughter Ih Ceremony -waa the aim- The bride tcama down the attended an the arm of her 1 rtUt Henry Austen Mrs Aus iM isgSUy silk As the bride and iqnoai stood at the altar they njrtstd by the maid of honor i Sipped from -the -choir- stalls sift had been singing This maid Mathilda A Boos-wore gown of page chiffon and whit taffeta I anted a bunch of American blnetf 'with gfty'net Frank Rich-pd htia- Mrs 'John Thiya lace over black Fletcher Hoops Mrt A Borheln Mrs voile with flowered VAndervoort Rohl 'JtJhfrTMr and Mrs Robert DRUGS IN A SUIT CASE mopd Mra satin Mr and BtfrijeHi' embfPh 'Oeolgl Moray flowered Weekes Mr na 'Ditya Arthur and elH'lh this IHt Ighimt OILBEI Morey In pale Mue rwlth' lace Rlchdrd EJnds Rowsnd' Miss tamTw MJW'EJn Howhd JMrvand Mrs C'S jUttla-hale )n old blue! taffeta Frederick Pusinelll Melbert-' Cair Mf- and Mra Samuel Fin-loy Mra Fftilav'fn'tan colored Char-'mpnrfeVFfib KeHy Mlaa Helen Rnhl Uff'darlr hlue uffeta wdrh wfth v- Detectives Get Cocaine Hcrtdn Arrest George Salvatore Detectives Orattano and Andrew -Mcslli raided a fumished roOm at 114 Warren atreet' -yesterday -and at- rektw) George Balavtore aged ll years' the occupant on a charge of having Cocaine ahd heroin Ih hla possession Wheh' the jl (Slice searcheff nlk' robm' they fthrad under tM'hdd smalt (tilf oeee cenOiJnlng xmall cocaine lour larger bottjea a Jin cgn cbnUlning more of 'the rtru'g arid two! boxes 'of heroih" Theetecttvee aeWed the drags and-later took Bal valors -to the Adame street cowtJnrtup'Ahi arraigned pc fora iHaglatrleIater Week-End Sale of Gloves 50c pairt our 05c I325prira "of glace JanibttklA gloves with' tlie very fashionable three rowa of heavy stitching on the hack white embroidered ih black and all-black 50c pair our fi 125 atrapwrist silk gauntlets of excellent quality Gray aafld black1 and 'white i patr ourJf2 250 grade-r- JI6 and 20-button silk gloves Bla arid Vhhe'v A)sd iong white alt mA gloves: Some' of these gloVes are ewft -stocks reduced to clear -the- others are results of special purchases Mr And Mra Mi aci' ait tbs Congregation in the A'tw Handel's 'Trust tetadNUildaah's August 19 1-915 ff English 'Sports1' for Wxmenyi53 mi: -tfery -fine Ail-wool iswoater coats these with straight man- nish lines i-warm -andservicer able yet light as canbe -Thcy camc djtcct from England and would sell- fqt much more than $3 If Importer rHiis 'tttnail Xuth aweaters aa women wili want these coming fall days Saxe gray emerald and cerise Main Building 84 A r-f 'M'' itiAwtil Glorious Tile weather for motoring The new piotor coats' The new tweed suits Women 'wfll find them In the EnalUh Rhone Second floor Old Building brook' on a' charge of Illegally hkvlng cocaine an8 heroin-lh hW-kOcpingTHe plradsd not gulltyaad (ke hearing was postponed sj tj I HPP GANG" CHARTERED (Special to The Eagle) 'IwUhasg' August 19-Ttie latest Mil to social Happ j3rig VffHlih has Just 'filed papers of Incorporation with the Secretary of Stats Its- director are a follows: Henry lobicnc JOpeph A Diamond and Wlllhim gtraoh of Brooklyn ut hi boat (or Maitv Aisle Old Building mehilil irplottk ipoct Dr CM at ag talk id of Dm 'V thraaiw itiimHiniiiiHi'minmuuiwMniiummHiiim'iiimiiiwiuiinniBi'Mmiimi'HiniutiiHiKuiiiMHiuiiiiimhmii'iniuiHtuw 1 h'uUmSn' HIVKRLhV HldlHT MANHATTAN UNE $1Q0 to ALBANY CHK'KRD TO AIL POINTU A at at a art haraaa at law wrtaa BMBMt hart rtallr Hrr Nartk Slrcr tel WMC Haaataa XL PM wS Mint PM TM ess rtarlae win of bft fe in hlatjjt fchafmeifm with ait overskirt blank chiffon trimmed with epari-- "'Mlss Doroth Lance In gold 'det -pink' brodaffe-' Frederick WH-llfcmarP Mddlr MrJ Mr piwSlV Mra-'BlH "wfot a' Whlt Wil MF'lftiff Bright Mr- Jofin" Dreyet Mra Dreyer In a whit gown Mrs Johnson "Mm Duya ln old blue tiffets combined with chlffpn Mis Catherine Wllltama In gray nrt with a' waist of silver Incd Mr and ifra' Frank Cooper Mfe Cooper in whito lace with a bolero of pals hide flowered taffeta Mr and Mra Reeves Mra Alfred Bpotp Miss Florence Booth Arthur Dorsmua Mra Bl Walker Mr and Mrs Patrick Henry Hart Mra Hart In Mack and white striped taffeta Mrs Clarice Carlton In charmeuae with a black net sveraklrf nsndspanglea Harry Bullock Miss Jolla -Me Bride In white pet trimmed with pal blue Miss Marian McBride -Mlaa 6race Finley In-white embroidered gown over pale'blue Mfa (ac with pal and Mra Mrtt Smith AfEBn Rpslth In pleated white voile with A Jilnk girdle Mra Charles In blue bet over rose taffeta wlfh flowered girdle Mlae Marion McDermott In old rose voile with laoa Mte Oscar Taussig in whlta-lsge wlthja gli-dl of whita aatln George Gordon Mr and Mra John KetiiiWly ''Lieutenant and Mra John Bailey MTa Bailey in ealmon Rink taffeta Fith a lace walst Mr and Ira' Walter 'I Flemming: Mra Flemming In pale blue charmeuae Harry Gill Mr and Mra Van Aiglyne Mr and Mra Pierce Mrf- Pierce in dark blue taffeta Bergen' and Mra Charles Frdpibach Captain Frederick Thorn Dr and Mra Thurston Wel-teni lira Welton In dark blue serge with a black hat: Mb' and Mra Hutehlna Mr and Mra David Me-Bride Mra McBride In white aatln with a bodice of black lace trimmed with rhinestones Mra Fullerton In white embroidered net over pink satin Edward Dick 1 To ENLARGE buildings if a Autumn Days are Glorious in the GAMAiDIABT You dmnot count yobr Coast Trip complete imlea 'you have seen this great Amerfcan Wonderland Switzerland in It is a thrilling route either TO or FROM the Galifornia Expositions' Liberal ttop-ovtr privileei airaaied to allow a men intmiata acquaintance with matt pKtumque dMneta And ever at head ie a hotel ef Canadian Paohc itandard -the iait Word la' eenuina esndort A' treat variety-ef reutea to chooa from Ettabluiud EURQPE vim LIVERPOOL Orduaa SaL Aug 2110 AJll Tiucania FrL Aug 27 iPJii SazMia Sat'Sapt 4 10AJM Camcraaia FriS(pL IQ 5 PM Orduna Sat Sept 18 0AM Tucania FrL Sept 24 5 PM Saxonia Sat OcL 2 lOAlM 1100114 lo bUM ROUND THE WORLD T0URJ tknuk kaaklaai I all nrloalpal roi-ta th Warli coxnnioifni'Mi-ti 9utiirat UK L4M-AI Mum Midland Beach Boats from Baiterr'Pe I £7i bpr thr Wedding st ud the bride appeared Ih Benjamin MT Washburn Mitt rwtof of Grace CihurcK ott-M Films and hydrangea made ih Mr' Miller aa htt mas his brother' Dr Frank it if Plalnfleld and the iswri George Everltt Miller an-t Wether ana John Ockere hausen Mi lorouKh fetw Austen this fa-tw en of the most noted of -New -Yorkers Of old New wesetry haqulqkly made a ter himself in the technical ia He eras a profesor of chem-Ttt Rutger College for fifteen a isd at the Brooklyn' Polytech-And a hairyeara He was riy Mentllled with the American at For many yeure he and Mrs Maa4 their home 104 West mrthtreet Manhattan Mra hi been a leading figure in khutors of the Revoiutioq dh Chibe Are Feted hiwhsist jM Walter McKeag wtt of the evenlnsthe bowling ff Brooklyn were entertained the fnabfiurai Tech) 8 wit Fecorid' night of antlelpsted At Horn vfrhk' very nearly people viewed a very agreeable thoHMi' DiMtUreg tWIblf 'wn and danced Jn hurt pavilion The scoogd iiLWm dietlsct AHtucceae-jn 'Inlei' Club BowUni 2 Brooklyn that was saiir toll Trophy -won by toMhum cinb yearkln? was In adijtMniJ' Music at Neapolitan' PJtyed and sang Tht clubl besides the Benaonhunt the Invincible abb Dyker HeighU Cliiby hmi Club Cortalyou Club UHnover Club l1 Hanley Mr andMra -W isih Mr Mra Cam-Mra A-Millen MlM a ind Mra Abner Mur- Waiter HUMc- it 4 aart 4 a Itella Up the Hudson By Daylight prkthai Hvnnow ijifB-rttat rt- WrwtHirfk Pkeeprie Kloyriaa Pranklla St 4 -W IS St 4:10 PJi Kewtarak Hlffclaal Path etc Pranklla at Si IM St PM atr maaffta tee teat New Tart 1 imaStrl OOXLTl FskW tel 91 Hwlrath aaaridi Ma aaateWna ud $iUil at HARTFORD LINE him (Ml at tat fa All aaivte Dallr XMvaat Hall ceaaaaUan ia all la UJ CatUclIla Santo tin Adlnadaeto the Wt an Xarth Miuta KoaiaunuM Art -ihnaea rw York 4 AlhMV Jtlvw Bar Lino at Faltaa it art natkiah A Daahraaaaa A 9M I ft A Xi Ul It A MS Stuxtsa ana aaru anal aiaan rail llekat katnma iw PERRY Genwrml Agent TRAVEL THE BEST VACATION pEUGHTirVL CNUUUft TO OB FBOM PANAMA UANAL AND CALIFO RNIA ant Aarrlcaa Traaaa laatta Llaara 19000 Tta Dlaptaarawat From ITaa HftW-YORK tAN FRNCTCO AUG 28 SEPT 19 apt 1 Oct 18 Oat War PANAMA Ta OALIFOHMA FI rat Cafela i Flrat CaUa xtb ip I eras tip laUnaMlal I Ialfrartlali Ml tip 1 Va I Ala CaaiMiiatlaa Callfanila KaaaO Trip Oa War Wafar Beeta-Oltev War RaU Pa ParIXa Llaa Or Lrfemkraaaa A ha IH Palhait bnMa oaa TM Bnadaari HI Bmewar Broaklya labor day T-O-U-R-S INCLUDING ALL EXPENSES Atlantic City by But 3 Dayi $8 ter Baor- Moulala Wort Polo I Btwkjirek jlravo jfT Salarrtar htt 4 ot A homo DrttimJo8C: PltiSr JB4 rioaf (ko rtnrrCoaJi arr MLOtralmrt isiftisaarfejflfSSE to New York ateartl P7R7 Byill 3 $1100 Uh rill 1-ahaPterirt IMi lpriaa SU At Brooklyn's Botanic Garden Coat About $150000 uA rY 1 i COAFTTFIrtV IMli1 OLD DOM IN toil IINR al-Piiata Statk aart Watt hai a f-a iter MS Xtt hwo Wwa-rttr Praaalla aal-ll as wid Mra Mr and Mra rl Bai rde- 8TKAMBOA1B were flled yeeterdey with the BrbokhHniBreau-of'BtiHdhigs far ex-tenslrs enVijgnienl4 of tha Botanic Garden and the lecture hall btilhiln both on 4 The -afidltlona to the greenhou4jeoneiatln of two wings' Watha southland' one on the north aidhf pf lht rbyennit structure each be 'lorfmt Wflriigth and will1-coot 848209 TheAi'hra -tsT be Scad far folder 1 Maks rcscrvatisxs early Pint coma first acrvtd IMMIK5 SHI Brooklyn Tonrlst Bureau 359 FULTON STREET TELEPHONE MAIN 5920 Mart1 Km liocIidBR Mity-lasl eleusveet! bncetfnsh froi tti AM's losoi SUPERIOR SERVICE end LOW FARM ft 4AVANNAM' JACKSONVILLE MACON- AUGUSTA TA MONTGOMERY aaa-ra pamatxx tkxxt oa rocxeT aoxwi om mm toik ornca Ml mu AVINUB PhamtMMwnrMa Th Pahli 1 Na neaaart" BOSTON $280 Ik tat aart Bali ROUND TRIP SIA PROVIDENCE PteSe1 $L75 ROUND SSMrt-1 ColonialLinc Plettrina anla rahefaa la tte tea atattu Wart rtua art MaaSay at SiM pjl tea He St ILL Mt Wrat Raaatm SL AU Oal- Mr And ntjj -DetleL Commodore C5lu totkga William -V Salr Bullivan Mias v- Sullivan Mias Betta ysed for the general collection but a much larger part of the main building win bo used for children's practise sad instruction and thSre trill be a for experimental portion used Sa DAYTRiPS J' Ml RuififaY' TO 1TUHTI0 HIGDUNDS Raw Raata Jaraep Caaat Raaavta 25 Cts WAT OlMIRl Lva IRal XL 4:19 AM Bat (ary tar' AM Atlfcno I PM Ballfry aalv PM latardap Altaraaaaa 1 Lta Battery PJL CALIPORNIA TOCftS 1 Iearlas keory Wart HoeUra Tomaift aa YKLLOWSTONC Re hll mrilnilara' write I GILLBIPIB KINPt'HTa rt BEARD I Mrtlaaa A mat New Terk i art's SaM St eaeaae Pi a Sma art fvHaa ati aayi PtertartRimm set pith rt Ah rtem Syrtaa JMI1 Tmlae Raaarte italianelines rlMUam 'rmncia Miiy Vhrestuu 1111 torlee Mr andi "fS? Mlea Inna Me-Mr jl nlihp OArdIner Mr and Bolton Mr And Mra a ItoyJ Edmunds Mra A 1 hwpklM "rck Poppe How JhSuni And Mra Herbert CALIFORNIA TOURS Loavlax Irttewbef aart Ut Srad for Pm Booklrt PRANK TUI-RIIT fO kemSway tea York TkL 4M0 PiMklta XaVlUAXlONM (JKNXKAIM 11AUSHA vtttdcfc I (VM itallaa UyJ -r Mora 4119 Broad 119-IHL DriU Corya Maa Cam ftLltt Taaa Aar 44 Mariam hoard fmaara Vkiaax tart RS nm4teft CflSNJlSLINES ft (ft Chrtitayhtt Tiatarte IXiwt maaertlaa Oria aart a ll war Cal PalartL FRENCHTINE Vaaqeeala OaaaiaM TraatailaaUaaa HOmi (KKV1CB MEW YORK BORDEAUX LA TOURAINE Au 811 FM ESPAGNB I' CHICAGO y- F-M ROCHAMBEAtl 5pt It 3 PU rOn wmmiTioji trvr Office 19 State St Uhraakmaa enaaM Fullaa a MMira -o c-w EXPOSITION T0UES TBOoWR4 SLrVx for yttklTTa'Ika jWEfijMggnfF aBaffamrvg RAYMOND WHITCOMB hkW XL OOArtMthatk work A portion of the main building la td be used for economic tropical plants Including thooc for food and 8ber The extension to the laboratory and lecture hall to a carrying out In full design for a building antlrS plan 1 now to' hi carried out-Ahd It-will be an artistic structure with classrooms sad loo-tuhee and laboratories iV--(- i j-') i i- DREBCHER'Fbtt' ALDERMAN iHakjteAMSMtt 1 tjonw Browner IU Member hid to Re Marshal Powrrt Choice 1 Alexander 8 Dreschisr who repror ftft OalaklV art Bates PARR SlSS Juar vfii jpVia AvTOMORIIftS Se4 fae Tens ROOK a phaaa 1MT I TO RarrteHor a Mir id rum rtlraet IUS J' 'r-i i i- i NEW TOMK WJITD BtCp fi i CP w-lr ra-ranimvliaa Suat coiiMaNaMiiani it HRAXrMItkAur rvki'u 4ucu I CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY TO WHR KXIMIIITISS seal BROADWAY XRW YORK STATXKOOMS ft'JUt AINO ft Dally Iaeartlaeieartar Bite PM vim rue i ft a psn stss bmkwaa ANCHOR runl lull TwIa-BrnwCMane TarMaas' "WYNK-TOGLISGOr: TUSCANIA FrLAuit 27i $4Jl -LIN ft lUJ mVEL-Fru SPSfiff'WttffT INI VbrMilwMr 9 'COkMa'l 11 I a -voT ahttM LlJa ka it FALL RIVER LINE "TO BOSTON $400 Le P1BR KM ft ft raKaaft ftT e-Vir rya-f if i Hi '4 irfi na'i1 1 "j''J! 8k Quh Mr Mr Hi0i S0hn2f i Mr and F- ffrlmfthfrf but Preacher Is cohald- aepteft' Brownsville in tha Board AlAeripan A four years ago and' wad active if! 'pushing tha for a Municipal Bath Houeo-at Cone 'I lahd will try' again for a seat ia the board thia time with tha rapport of thei regular rDcmocratic organisation Drssehe It is ekld will be the can didst pf United State Marshal Jamr Power- Demotsratlo IraCer'- of the Twenty-third Assembly District for aidermshl nomination loathe Blxty-fifth vDistrioh Irving Hothschild FA6RE LINES PARIS' VIA' VitMtifr'4ti -MAStaiAMI tXHT AXKAfipt FATHIa (iwW)SMLJi ATHLETIC FORMED t' (Special to Th Casta) Albany August A certificate of IncorpoiwUon haa been filed wttb the Bocretary of But- by the Durr Clqb of Brooklyn whoee objects ar of sun xthlotio ana nature Tha dtreatora- are Joseph RoMiikmOta Michael Goldateln and iulomca Baft etolqjifJProphlvn I Dally ai Irtt r-m Pravlrtea' Llaa Str tr the 14 ft a ft Paitea Blu wort 4ay tap PM aw Laartaa JSmkN Uoo-l rue ft ft ft ft Itaattoa ft- wort eon Sy Wl Ptee ft ft ft A ft iS eTTUtt pm -T Daw Irihrt lioortn PMr ft ft 1-fC Maamw -ate wort -m Irtl Pft -M--M £1.