Life — January 2, 1913 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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A Good Cause Ever since the Woman Suffrage movement assumed its present pro- portions the sober-minded women of New York State have been active in opposing it, and many prominent women have come forward to com- bat it On Thursday evening, January 9, at 8:15, there will be a public meeti f the New York State Associ: posed to Woman Suffrage at Berkeley Theatre, West Forty-fourth Street. Among the speakers upon that oc- casion will be the Hon. Charles S. Fairchild and Mrs. John T. Martin. Sayings of Napoleor Imagination rules the world. Force without intelligence is nothing. No man’s loss is irreparable; for no man is indispensable. They should have knowledge who seck to govern others. Men are led by trifles. It is but a step from the sublime to the ridiculous, There are two means of moving men —interest and fear. When a man is bent upon public office he has already sold himself. I conquer provinces, but Josephine wins hearts. The only victory over love is found in flight. A faithful friend is the true image of Deity itself. Death overtakes the coward, but never the brave man until his hour has come. A New Way to Acquire an Umbrella The late Richard Mansfield possessed a very concise and penctrating wit, of which only those who knew him inti- mately saw the best flashes. One day in his dressing room he chanced to read a ‘The Perfect Dress Tie The tie with the button-on tabs The tie is anchored to the front collar button, the central and only proper place, thus positive- y centering the knot when tied.~ DOcents and better: Keys 8 Lockwood AMew York One hundred hours in the golden “‘lati- tudes”’ of the sea— NewYork—New Orleans 10,600-Ton Southern Pacific STEAMSHIPS This is a trip You should not miss. Make it a part of your route when you goto California, proceeding from New Orleans via the Southern Pacific Sunset Route. Book for this trip—at least one way —to the Mardi Gras America’s most famous and picturesque revel. Steamship Momus from New York, January 29th wey 540 Round One way rail Trip 370 if you wish Including berth and meals on ship. If you avant further information, write to L. H. NUTTING, General Passenger Agent 1158 Broadway (arth Street) Room 12, 366 Broadway 1 Broadway (Pracklin Street) (Bowling Green) prize offer of fifty dollars to be given for the best story about an umbrella. He scribbled something quickly on a scrap of paper and turned to an English friend who was with him and said: “T have a good one. Here it is. We will send it in.” The friend took it and read it and read these words: “Once I bought an umbrella.” The Englishman in telling of it after ward added, “And Mansfield really thought that blooming thing was funny, but we did not send it in.” —Kansas City Star. CRAFTSMAN HOUSE PLANS Send 6c for new "24 Crafts- man Houses” and a copy of THE CRAFTSM Magazine, a newand inspiring wa } building. furnishin, ] beautifying home: sample pages of o 204-page book, Crafteman Homes.’ ] Address THE CRAFTSMAN, Room 452, 41 W. 34th St. New York City, comicbooks.com