The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1912, Page 10

RYAN ARD BELMONT GAVE BRYAN © 1908 CANPAE Herman Ridder, Who Handled the Fund, Tells Senators Neither Contributed. WASHINGTON, July Fedde, Treasurer of Notional Committe in 1908, to-day pro- dweed for the inspection of the Genate =. investigating campaign con- ti oficial reporte of the com- mites’s receipts and expenditures he had @te@ with the Secretary of @tate of New York in 1908. & 3, Martin, privete secretary to the Georetary of State, produced the re ports as officiel! custodian of them. ‘These showed the total receipts were PURO? and the total expenditures wore 919,410.08. My, Ridder told the committee how he raised the money for William J. Bryan's last Presidential fight. RIDDER BAYS HE WAS THE LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR. “I was the largest contributor,” de- etered Yr. Ridder. “I gave $87,000. Mr, Bryan a rule that no one should contribute more than $10,000. So $10,000 was subscribed in my name and each of my sone gave 99,000." .—Herman 9880,000 to the Democratic Committee in 1904. “Dia Mr. Thomas F. Ryan contribute ‘tm 1908?” continued Senator Clapp. “Ho, he didn't.” “Might they have contributed to some else?” “No one unless Mr. Sheehan—no, 1 am fure they did not throug! Mr. Sheehan, because the amount he contelbuted was too small,” raid the witn * Tammany Hal! contributed $10,009, Mr Ridder told the commitiee, and Robert Ewing of New Orleans colievted $37,000 Mostly in five and ten-cent plec The witness recalled, with the ald of | the oMdial records, that %,00 names were enrolled on the lst of contribu tors, He picked out the largest ones, | putting into the record contributions by | . W. T. Sheehan of $3,000; John T, Me- Graw, $2,000; Edward M, Saepard, $1,000 HM. H. Lehman, $1,000; 1 $1,000; Samue! Untermyer, went Cram, $1,000; Edward F. Goltra, $3,000; Morgan J. O'Brien, $5; De Lan- cey Nicoll, $1,000; Nathan Straus, $1,260; John W. Cox, 8.0; David KR nets, $3,000, and Norman Mack, $1,000, * Senator Clapp remarked that Mr. Ridder every time he mentioned a con- tribution of a Tamn nan referred to him as a “good” ian, “De you mean to cast reflections on nekea the “Have you any reason to that subscriptions oy them were co’ ere@ up by belng made under a pe} he wax asked. The contrsutl were too you any knowledge that money ven for caripaign purpos other agescles than the tonal Committee?’ HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH 1904 CAMPAIGN. “No, of course money was given to Biatg commilees. Mr. Ridder before lea testified that he had nothing to do oMclally with the Presidential paign of 1904 nor the ¢ treus eldon, wer of the jonal Committee in 1908, probably will be a witnes« next Thurs day. WHALE ADMAL TALL the Democratic believe | place. OIXTE and in plunge the aro moved Up in the files snother tragedy was \ lowe ng the stand {cable wh stage. | wouldn't work, son tween jof the He wa | Dancing, singing and trying to look} In the imiiing pool, about to he enact ventre of the with this sixteen girls into the water, wning of the gets pushed Into the pool, a la met,” by Charley Ros proceeded the oth raised to hea Two strong him, pa to do her In this Trini til a clo the harders and cabl » fast asleep. N GIRLS PLUNGE THE TANK OF WATER. age yawns the ite alum-cured Croton. The top han been left off for the harem scene in * until emp enables her This t'me the blamed thing 9 one understood the Inapection revs dangling form of the light man be- Skimpy kn The rehearsal day with the poor polished tiles. ape because the printed to stick him On t nis and wilted. * to fly in direct ‘Working Togs of Cho Pajamas, Bathing Suits, Bare Kn Skirts All the Style as the Young Women Sing and Dance at the Wii ter Garden With the| Mercury at 90 in the Shade. When it comes to giving @ “hot show" | there's probably nothing that quite | equals a strenuot } at 9 In the | shad The chorus giris at the Winter Garden who talk about the weather of | the past week or so speak from the heart. iT inhty of them are dancing and | singing for dear life aud the good of the of baré knees thrown in seems to be} the order of thin) Bi nore) *t “all the style” at the big amusement INTO ‘he Passing Show” e required to Then follows ter till the curtain fell. pa weak Sewer Man hugging th He couldn't Airections commanded around tn the Anyway he was dead. | tlenlar occasion he was also forgotten, | absolutely forgottet When the curtain forgotten unt!l Trixte Friganza ake off of Pav- wire} about Me hadn't said a won, | THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 20,1912. rus Girls At Hot Weather Rehearsals Girector thruugh his megaphone, Sou, Ernest, take the lamp from Mise Claggett. On the word ‘there’ pull out all the reds in the borders and foote end flood the stage with blue-biues from the bridges, too, On the word ‘e. iris, Meten); on the word ‘e-v- erike your matches and light your cigarettes,” HAVE TO SMOKE CIGARETTES FOR AN HOUR. “Goodness, must I smoke cigarettes exclaims one girl. ‘They make me first room to the ri But the girls phe.” too tir bare legs. hot day's work it te! —_>— F. D. UNDERWOOD A BOY deathly sick.” On this particular occa- sion there ts exactly hour of smok- ing during which the. man wit Memaphone repeats the word Aftesn times and the property man has to make two trips to the nearest cigar tore. Two of the girls grow whi * chirps a comforting friend. “The worat is yet to come. We have to smoke pipes to-morrow night.” E called at 10 t 1.9. Then a halt hour for lunch, Fre- quently {t {9 ap late as 7 before supper j# called, and all hande are back at 8 They work rose on the evene an electrician WAS) mo its og grind till midnight |lowered from the fies by means of Ri Boros the on oarea! 1s. tedious rehearsals rope He remained suspended between) soe in there are days and days during the firat and nd herdory Rolain which the! giris do nothing but walk \tightly to a minieture spotligh through steps, First they are put tn Groups and then their voices are tried. On the second day of the present r hearsals the girls were lined up for the firut degree. “Every one having a trained voice hold up her hand." on Rag Carpets and Looks Out of Green Shuttered Windows. MILWAUKEF, July %.—Back in hi Doyhood home in Wauwato: D. ‘Underwood. President of the enjoying hi vacation. Qwelling remains muoh as it was in changed, Where once garden now the home is a servant office building, and chance visitors dom realize that while in that structu: You'll find the body im the and too warm to appreciate the ghastly joke. Most of them are in short skirte and 0 one seems to take notice; it's all in the day's work. And @ long, AGAIN IN OLD HOMESTEAD. Erie President on Vacation Treads Frederick WHITE A MENACE TO THE WELFARE Nurseries Should Be Painted Blue | or Green. | The ban has been placed | pretty white baby carriages time lonored | which usually | paper bordered with the famous fal | characters, is a thing of the past. Louis Delattre, a Belgian apecialiat, wala 90, and hi on this aide of the Atiantic. “White paint 1s extremely hurtful on ‘his 1# not only dam: but to the brain ae well, and usual results in stomach trouble. He attributes much of the feverishn and even meningitis to the effect low. “It ban been a long established fact, said Dr. John Conroy of this city, “thi white is one of the most trying colo! It makes older people cro: meningitis, which is a germ, it is pot ble for @ child to become very fic! ‘These white perambulators which a so much the fashion at present, which mothers believe possible for their bables, are real! very injurious. It would be a differe as they are now a mother can hard expect to have healthy, "3 " read ate trettin Pink Less, you) sith worth of the color. ‘The line, gingeriess and limp, shufties| ‘White represents nothing and 1s ab- along. As the marchers ‘are’ helt of | solutely of no advantage to humanity. tleman megaphones: ‘“Ae| Still fashionable mothers The fashion done away with.” summer or winter. surd and should Characterization of Nugent and Smith, Democratic League in Newark 1 it was decided to place a comple Ww: There were the manner of conducting t! cam; wark undertaker Brierly, @ referr to J tried to have Brierly amend his stat ment and employ the word “pupy stead of ood pat. Becton on the Catholio Chureh, “t aimply wanted to !mpress yo | OF THEGHILOREN and Baby Carts those Also the Mother Goose nursery, consisted of white wall ‘Dr. sentiments are echoed fidren's health, as the whiteness [sete on and irritates the delicate tina of the eyes,” says Dr. De! sing to the eight, white light on young people, and he im- plores mothers to recolor the walls and hangings in either blue, green or even and irritable, while the younger ones be- come weak, Although it may not be true that @ glaring white light can cause and the best thing matter if they were linea in brown, but py children, “I know when I am housed In a room them with blue tints, recognised the pers’ dressing their children in white, w! ne psc? os half THEY’RE “POLITICAL POPES,” NOT “PUPS,” TO UNDERTAKER Newark Wilson Man Sticks to His At a meeting of the Woodrow Wilson t night fon ticket in the field in Essex County. ‘al spirited disputes over but the climax came when Joshua R. Nugent and James Smith in- popes,” but the undertaker He eaid he meant no re- VACATION FROM JAIL ~| ENDS AND WILSON IS TOMBS GUEST AGAIN pa Ses Wireless Man Has Simply Been Hunting Papers for Court Since July 1, He Says. The haleyon summer days of Christo- Dher Columbus Wilson, one time pres! dent of the United Wireless Telegraph Company, and now suposed to be serv- ing a three-year sentence in the Federal Prieon, have gone into thi and yellow. The Colonel ts back y former addi Cell No, 7%, Fourth a | Tier, Tombs. The news of the Colonel's unwonted liberty In New York created quite some stir in the circles where the blind god- dess Justice pays salaries. United States District-Attorney Henry A. Wise ts out of town, but when his agsistant, Addison 8. Pratt, heard that the Colonel was tak- Ing little Jaunts to No, 42 Broadway, hie ry ‘0 ly 5 | his wife's summer home in New Jersey, of | h@ announced at onte that ¢ would be an investigation. From Washington came the news that the Colonel had certainly not been began to get ready to see about an investigation of its own. At the height of this excitement, Keep- er C. E. Shea, who brought Wilson from the Atlanta prison two months ago on a court order to testify in bankruptey pro- ceedings, turned up with him at the - | Tombs last evening and persuaded the x, | SUthorities to let him in. He had been re | Out since In explanation of Wilson's unusual lib- erties—he 1s reported to have roamed about the city pretty much as he pieased —It Is said certain papers were wanted by the Court and that the Colonel, O'Shea always being along, of course, Was trying to find the papers and help Me Court out 0” an awkward predica- ment. at rs os ly nt ly where the paper is all white, with n0 The Col 1 midsummer show that ts to be produced corresponding color to detract from the] gen Jones at cueeryee Md Deputy Wa: . iat 6 ae glare, I always become cross and irrit- | feeling quite well, and that, after atl. ee Some of the girls wear pajamas,| Merry and bright aren't the only things! auditorium, where the man with the| able. If my eyes pain I immediately put| ercise was a fine thing for a man dainty silk ones; others thin bathing| the giris are called on to do. Far be it! megaphone sits, comes a shout that|on blue glasses to keep out the ight} had been living a more or I the kind one never # on the|from euch as George Monroe would say. | brings everything to a halt. eltlag dh tg Mee ei ranidcea ane: life. It de hoth a matter of cooiness| There's the art of smoking, for ¢&-| THEN COMES THE CRY OF | Cannot speak for themselves, but are PULITZER RESIDENCE. and economy. Rolling on the foor|ample. In the beginning of the harem “ONION” FROM THE BOS! forced te endure, sometimes for an en- RESIDENCE maker one bagay at the knees, ang/scene the show girls costumed @8) oie worst thing on earth Is tire day, the glare of the syn's rays. SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED well they almply won't|uncers are “discovered” lounging! onion.» ‘A painful silence To be that mothers keep the walls le in at-all, The “working| about. The adene opens with @ 80NS| called an o1 than the het ms in which the children live Si tic aac IG , they're called, are the only |Deginning, “Was there © night?” | weather; tt more wilting, | pavered in fetng: reatiineese Toe sad foux City and Baltimore Girls eheareal,| Now, all of these words are “cue| The “ ror ite cal 4 Something foose and Almay, with a daeh, Words" , diately wnowgitis eet ent aware | fashioned mothers who dressed ‘thelr! First to Win the Two New ‘On the word ‘wae, explains the|diMficulty in marching off the stage. little ones only in blue, surrounding Barnard Prizes, The first award of the recently estan. ished Pulitzer Residence Scholarships at Barnard College was made puolic yesterday. Miss Mieanor Hubbird of ux City and Miss Louise Talbot of Baltimore are the successful candidat: and Miss Lillian A, Johnson of Atlanca, Ga., hae been named as alterna’ Two of these Residence Scholarships, of an annual value of 9600, were estat shed last winter with funds left to Barnard College by the late Joseph Pulitzer for the founding of scholarships in memory of his daughter Lucille. While the three Lucille Pulltzer Schola>- ships established by Mr. Pulitzer before hie death are for New York City stu- dents, these new Residence Scholarships are open only to women who do not live either in or near New York City. ‘They are awarded on the merits of en- trance examinations taken under the College Entrance Examination Board, and on the candidate's genera! charac personality and power of leadership. ile od boyhood. It fe a white frame structure, |Jr. a8 “The Political Popes of Mase: Thirty- itudents, representing Ala- with green shuttered windows, Withi He 414 this in opposing « su bama, Colorado, Georgia, Ilinots, Tow: the rag carpets, low cellings and long |by Frank A. O'Connor of West Orange | Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Mis paneled doo: windows remain, “Old|that the Democratic County hoger neoe alppl, York, Oh!o, Penni Homestead” ‘a the name Mr. Underwood | be in@ited to consult with the Wilson: | penn Utah, Virginia, Washingtor bas conferred on the place. ites. West Virginia and Wisconsin were Without, however, — thing Thomaf F. Durning, the Chairman, | candidates for the first award, Mi Eleanor H. Hubbard of Stoux City wi prepared by Saint Mary's Hall, Farl- bault, Minn., and Misa Louise Talbot of Baltimore, the other successful compet!- tor, comes from the Hannah More Acad- emy at Reisterstown, Md. Mies Lillian ! iy, “that when anything was|A. Johneon, the alternate, is from the 1 MP Underwood bee the inaniaulation: of | enld Brierly, | Lo) Oo to go down | Atlanta Girls’ High School, Because of the ele Rallreed at hia: Aaeere dpe, Ji | FOR before Simtth and Nu-|her excellent record she has b {t are telegraph inetruments connected | On your knees before a n ee cing voices.” There w pty Jed & special tultton scholarship. ne | general laugh, but the girls understood, ; With lines leading to the New York of- |" C.connor’a motion was voted down. Residence Scholarships for jand the balance of the hands were!" of the railroad, and the inatea-| sppye Democratic County Committ award in other yi will be estab- rained, [mente Prealded over by one of the | which also met ast n: pledged eup- | lished with the money accruing to Rar- Back from the dark recesses of the| country’s star telographers, port to Wileon and Marshall. nard College from the Pulitzer estate, Does YOUR Girl Work? Read the article, “Getting the Girl a Job,” which tells how to keep a job and how to get a better one. Are YOU. Married Yet? Read what the “Greatest Matrimonial Catch in America” says about marriage and what his own intentions are. Do You Like MYSTERY? Read the solution to the mystery story, ‘The Little Steel Coils,” by the great fiction write, ANNA KATHARINE GREEN, Have You Met KITTY? JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG, the greatest of Black and White artists, this week has Kitty Cobb in her first bathing suit, SUNDAY WORLD. Magazine SAY to your paper man TO-DAY— “Save me the Sunday World|" YOU GET = “FUN” FREE WITH THE SUNDAY WORLD Is what she did! it HOT old hang-out, to Wall street, and out to | | | Washington Women Reveal eret of Why They Wear om 8. Louis say many so- | | nen are wearing halt | use they are cooler lof the District of Colum have ween wearing sox because the #tik sux while full length stocking® cost $1.59, Those who object to the brevity #0X sew cotton tops to them, and no: body else knows the difference. At 84 She Spanke Her “Baby Daagh Aged 60. Mrs. Margaret Armstrong, eighty-four years old, was before Magistrate Me: Farland in Philadelphia on a charge of *panking her daughter, Mrs. Marie Dean, sixty, Mrs. Dean sald her mother insisted on chastising her with a broomstick. The aged mothe was released with a repri- mand. Knocks Out Burglar With Book and Recovers Wife's Bracelet. Dr. G. B. Booth discovered a burglar in his home in Toledo, 0., ana hurling a heavy book at him knocked him un- conscious. Then he went throvgh the burglar's pocket and recovered a bracelet that be- longed to his wife. While he was call- Ing the police on the ‘phone the burglar recovered and fled. Bolt Did Some Barber Work on Bull Pup. | During a terrific thunderstorm a bolt WOMEN ARE CARRIED AS ESCAPE 1 CUT OF Smoke Overcomes Two Police- men in Five-Story Apart- ! ment House. Fire that started at 10 o'clock night on the second floor of the five story apartment house at No. Sev- enth avenue burned so rapidly that the escape of families on the upper floors was cut off. ‘The fire was discovered by John Clift, who dwelt with his mother, Mrs. Ida | Cliff, on the third floor. was flaming. Cliff, his mother in his arms, descended the front fre escape to last round ladder would not work. Then he carried his mother across the coping to @ window next door. | George Wood and his wife were caught |im thelr fat on the fourth floor and es- caped as the Cliffe had, The fifth floor was occupied by Samuel Bernstein \ené@ his family, but they were not at home. Patrolman Rodeli of the Lenox avenue station entered the house, but fell un- conscious from smoke. Detective Bir- mingham and Patrolman Morris Sai ders next reached the fire. Sanders into the hall and fell, overcome, Bir- mingham dragged him out. The stricken policemen were revived by an ambu- lance surgeon. Firemen got the blaze under control after a loss of $5,000. The fire started in the women's tallor- ing shop of A. P. Epstein, a front room on cond floor. ital with Broken Bones. Mayor Charles Wright of Tampa, Fia., 1s a patient at the Polychiintc Hospital, No. 47 West Fiftieth street, suffering with a dislocated collar bone, fi tured shoulder blade, broken arm ani contuaiona of the face and body. Last Tuesday night, while crossing Broadway in front of the Hotel Marl- borough, he was run down and tossed ten feet by an automobile. He was car- rled into the hotel. a taxicab was called and he was hurried to the hospital. The octora there refused to give any in- formation to-day, saying Mayor ‘Wright was a private patient and all inquiries would have to made of Dr. Dilday. The Mayor nad been staying @t the Marlborough four weeks prior to the aceldent. FROM FLAMING HOUSE The stairway} Miller's bacte split the tree i a dog house singed hair ¢om- ide of Miller's bull pup ped hin 1 SHantty Mind, bat 8 Philip aeulnets “a hen delonging te | though not | when she laid She is , \but otherwiee seems to {Lightning fo on Face of % Ry a Gray Amity ville. Theodore # a gray cat bey aod Moe J, Wy Wilmarth was on the window lithe whiskers an* hs leaving him rnhurt The lightning sma: downstairs and w by a wire clothe rot T. R's, facq ned a china closet t ou’ of the house e. Discover 504 Pounds of Honey © Years Old and Mill Good. When 8! 2kers began tearing down @ | house % years old and unoccupied for forty years at Lebanon, .. Y., they found 501 pounds of clover honey under the rafters Some of it was thi was good. The the lot re old, but refused $196 NOG ARCHBALD 10 PLEAD‘ NOT COLI T HOUSE IMPEACHMENT Delay of Trial Is Sought by Republicans for Help in | Campaign. ° WASIIINGTON, July 2,—Counsel has ‘announced that a plea of “not guilty” will be entered at the proper time te the House's impeachment articles against Federal Judge Robert W, Archbald, who appeared before the bar of the Senate yesterday afternoon and given until July 2 to file hie answer, Judge Archbald wore an alr of indife ference while in the Senate chamber. evident that a determined ef be made to have the trial hel@ before the adjournment of Congress, both in the Senate and in the House. Some of the Progressive Republican Senators, however, and Democratia Senators who favor the initiative, refer endum and recall, would like to eve the case delayed for political reasons, a@ ¥ would furnish good campaign me- terlal for them. A form of procedure has been agreed on for the trial. All questions must be addressed to the presidmg officer ind there must pe no colloquies bes tween Senators and House managers. pte onesie CLARK SPURNS BRYAN. WASHINGTON, July 20. — Speaker Clark to-day was asked his opinion of, the “olive branch” Willlam Jennings Bryan offered him in the columns ef the Commoner. “I have no comment to make,” Mr. Clark replied. “I have nothing to say about Mr. Bryan or the Commoner. That settles it.” The Key , that opens the door TO HEALTH is in Candy The Locter Form The ideal mint candy laze tive and Blood Purifier. At Druggists, 25c, 50c, i oa Partola Co., 160 Second Ave. Y. WHAT Would You Do? If you were a girl drummer trying to sell a man goods and he invited you out to dinner?-—-FRANCES McDONALD tells ; Enough ? There are some wonderful hot-weather various parts of the metropolis that make a mighty intcrest- ing page. It means an expenditure of $15,000,000 a year in New York. —P. V. R. KEY, the music critic, has, made an interestinz tabulation. Will He FIND IT? GEN. DOUGLAS A. SCOTT is offering $50,000 reward for a missing codicil to his brother's will, and there are all kinds of romances in the story. VLLLLUL ULI LILA POUL Mh photos taken in