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‘eck, following every detail . Close examination of the sheet 1 dt Hee gy” eit if; ce “He was in gocd spirits, parted he called out a e returned and Bt. Geoe ill carry out his wishes, He worshipped “The instructions for his funeral serv- ves were handed to me by J. ¥. Morgan| Mrs, Conway died six years ago. », WhO permitted Me \o make them ‘Tuey were written by Mr, Mor.) ie iver We desta of bis sm, aud are Biousied alter B. Brewster of Hartford, Conn., and the Rev. Karl Reiland, Mr. Mer ee asked that these ty ‘after the services the Bedy will be taken to the Grand Central Terminal, from whence PARK COLLIE WEARS MOURNING FOR HIS OLD MASTER, J. P. MORGAN Jack, the collie shepherd dog of Can- | } iY OF MORGAN ~_ARRIVES HERE ON 7 LINER LA FRANCE (Continued from First Page.) 80 wan two-fold. ‘one of his favorite collies to the park. the road, from the automobiles and ha: the sheep. then go on her way. he is ment at Central Park. 1 as a laborer and three yeart the menagerie was thirty-eight years Genuine Diamon "eH wat ote 6 * fens od cathine George's without the epecial tickets te- Ae tbe Ment Moaerete @ueé by the church corporation. in addition a large variet; in suits at a considerably higher In Spring Overcoats—a particula many of them silk faced; and numerous gray and brown mixtures. $10 Suits on Sale at 4 Stores only—not at 49th Street. And at $20--The Famous Brill Twenty ees more real good style, far better fabrics and more thorough hand- pos poo $20 can buy anywhere, in a wonderful assortment of eos jpom cad models and designs. 2e ayes 279 BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS ST. UNION SQUARE, 14TH ST., Near Broadwa: 196TH Spring Overcoats and Suits Which Would Ordinarily Sell Up to $25 At | 5: Particularly Prominent Among the Suits are Pencil Stripes Special Pe rye is placed on the assortment of Pencil Stripes, because, as every man knows, they are this season’s “‘big hit.” You will find them here in blacks, blues, browns and grays; laeiialy modelled soft rolling les, with Patch Pockets, slender sleeves and with smart narrow s —_ of blue, Pen es oy malctaes, lue serges and plain grays. Spring Topcoats of black an ords. lined, faced and thoroughly well tailored. Spring Overcoats and Suits Which Would Ordinarily Sell Up to $20 READY- TO-WEAR At $10: Suits for Men and Young Men in a wonderfully good variety of new, neat y and brown mixtures and stripes, and several shades of of them. tailored far better than you would ordinarily expect Pips good line of plain blacks and Oxfords, THE EVENING WORLD, Before he was excused Lewis was asked by Stilwell's attorney if, judging | from his observations of Kendall during | the bill drafting negotiations and during | tral Park, is in mourning for J. Pier- font Morgan. This morning he ap- eared with a streamer of plack silk ribbon around his neck, tied in a big bow, Old Jim Conway, the shepherd, decorated Jack, His reason for doing In the first place Mr. Morgan orlg- inally owned Jack. Eleven years ago the financier became interested in James Conway and his sheep, Often Mr, Morgan stopped at the field of green in the park and watched the gamboling of the lambs and sheep. Per- haps {t recalled to him fields of boy- amused nh py reminders At any rate, he thought ered Kendall “rational or irrational.” | FROM HIS AGCUSER: He was not permitted to answer. | —_— (Continued from First Page.) that, on March 2, he had etated in the presence of Majority Leader Wagner of the Senate, Deputy City Prendergast of New « One ental fameatt, that Bulwelt had| Seveal veswols nearby ure responding received a portion of the $20 check Kendall patd for having the bank note company's bill drafted. TESTIMONY AOMITTED AFTER uid have some watchful four-footed mentor, and he presented For eleven years Jack has watched the flock, has steered them back from er of pasaing red the vigils of old James Conway. Now Jack is twelve years old. He is minus most of his teeth, but fs stil! alert in caring for! ang testimony was admitted only after strenuous objections had been made by Stilwell's counsel, “Did you, at that time, say that you had given Stilwell half of the proceeds asked the Attorney- For a long time, up to two years ago, fa etylish, wealthy woman visited Jack dally and showered her caresses on him, weed thel who she was was never known to old but every day she came ine and Jack ran gaily hour at @ time she nd play with the collie and “{ used language that’— began the witness who then hesitated, sald that,” he finally declared. ‘The early part of the cross-examina “Yea, I ts seventy-five years celebrating the Lewis brought forth no im portant developments, except that Lewis y- has declared that Kendall's “mysterious | whisperings’? when he was talking over the preliminaries incident to the draft- ing of the bill had convinced the wit- ness that he was dealing with @ “per- appointed an attendant at the Zoo. When the sheep were introduced and the green field between the west and contre drives was set apart for them 50, Jim was made He admitted that he continued work for that perverted mind,” and that he “received a check from that per- the shepherd. A little two-story brick house was given him for himself and wife and the couple lived there until Bubsequently Attorney-General Car mody asked if Lewis had not been ar- rested “about six months ago and placed BROADWAY AT 49TH ST. 47 CORTLANDT ST., Near Greenwich , CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN EVENINGS Unton Square Store Open Saturday Evening fn the custody of AssemMyman Cuvil- | versity Hill. Her.” Lewis replied that he had not, but admitted there had been charges, the nature of which were not disclosed, |’ the testimony In the case, Lewis consid: LINER MOHAWK IN spon Clyde Steamer 6@ D1 with NORFOLK, Va, April 11.—The Clyde Liner Mohawk was reported in distross | oft Diamond Shoals, acording to wire. less messages received here to-day. to the Mohawk’s aid. — SMALL-POX AT SYRACUSE. SYRACUSE, N. Y., April 1L—There ' consternation among the co-eds pn Unie } | with 3 rows embroidered, | colors are black, gray, tan, mode and white.. siven ments. meade suite. s1e00 to $20.00 Values for il s& Men’s giz oe 1 $13.50 Norfolk Suits, With Two Pairs of Trousers *2.98 Every Suit is cut ee and long, with peg top knick. ers, in cassimeres and tweeds, Blue, gray and brown mixtures. | We guarantee every suit to gre ‘Perfect satisfaction. Il sizes, 7 to 15 years. me yl Prepare now for the Summer months and take ws weet shirt offer. 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