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STAB, FRIDAY, OCTOBER,r 4mTliW'«rcgo the liberty anties, re just v pos-Jee to ind to b New* as a and a raised, )posed If the r 51,-00 toHBAU MISS UmGSTOX TONIGHT.i the raise * with, n im» *nt as vision nkhig t with “jental nships hortlyreads:mount14,00022.50025.00048.00093.00010.50002.500 S2,30015.60039.600169,000 iked is ted to ?o 31,-la were ropor-4,500,ament41,5007Gr60036.00011.000To Speak at Municipal Hall T*U» Ercn-Hiiftf at Eight O'clock.Coming* to Oneont under the auspices of the Equal Suffrage club Mis* Rose Livingston of New York,, known as “The Angel of ChmatOWn,” will re* late a thrilUng'fttory of her work in the underworld of the sreat metropolis telling incidentally why she believes that wonxn should have a voice in selecting the men who make the laws of the state and nation and why she fcliiiite® they '* ote tor men and measures calculated to make the state and our cities better places in which to live and rear children. The public is urged to hear her.Speaking of her a newspaper writer says:“You can see her any day or night within the three blocks between Mott and Doyer streets and the oihB block from the bowery to Chatham square. That is Chinatown proper; but it is so crowded now with Chmese and other aliens that its lost women ar^ to be found further—in Bayard^ Catherine and Division, streets. So ltose Livings-ton, too, is at times outside of the strict limits of the old Chinatown.“If you see a black haired, black eyed, rather sallow little woman, who looks about 30, and doesn't weigh over one hundred pounds, her face quite free from paint and her clothes those of a poo*- dressmaker, who aims to be comfortable instead of stylish in any detail, you can recognize Miss Livings, ton in Chinatown? Outside of it there may be one hundred thousand other women In New York who look just like her. But you can make sure by glancing down at the hand which carries her hand bag; the leather thong of it is wrapped around her hand. That is to prevent any of the locai purse-snatchers from getting it away from her without a fight.“She looks a trifle younger than she i3, for her age is really 32. She looks a trifle more prosperous than she is; poor dress-malters get more than slic dpes/’HONOR MEN FOR- CAMP TjEYEXS.Will Assemble in Oncontu Tills Afternoon and Depart Saturday Morning.
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Oneonta Daily Star
Oneonta, New York, US
Fri, Oct 05, 1917
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