The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1913, Page 10

EME BVENING WORLD, VRIDAY, A¥KIL 16, 1013. and Maditities of New York national/ tess minority. 1 must respectfully refer] ciatmed Mets in disgust. banks show contraction, the net result “What you don't know about business makes me you to my Democratic colleague, Ten 1s a very considerable increase in their When the glove manufacturers agaregate resources, The changes, whatever the cavee, have ieft them stronger than before im net condition. | —_———_— appealed to their Republican repre- eentative, Samuel Wallin of Amater- 4am, he made the same respon: “There are some compensations even | Bo many New York politicians and office seckers from up-State regions have flocked to the capital that Harry Walker, standing on the step of the ‘Willerd Hotel watching the passing throng, suddenty exclaimed: “This isn't Pennsylvania avenue; it's State street, ‘Poor Ten Eyck is having the struggle of his life trying to explain.” Bince of the Treasury, office hours extend far into the night. His private secre- tary, Byron Newton, te a former New York newspaper man. “THE LOST MILLION” latest and best of the thrilling stories of adventure. love interest and deep mystery. | Every page is breathlessly turned to the next to see what new surprise or, thrill awaits the reader. This really | wonderful piece of Fiction will be printed complote and unabridged in the Sunday World Magazine begin- WASHINGTON, April 18—Joseph BH. Choate, Nicholas Murray Butter and Austen G. Fox of Mew York came to Washington to attend a meeting of the Carnegie Foundation. Going to the ew York, Boston anid Phita- " Gelphia Lose in Loans @re eo common that Newton has been @iven the title of Night Editar of the It is full of | It'e @ poor candidate for office whe eannot obtain the indorsement of prom- inent men for almost any job. An un- Willard Hotel they found @iMcuity in Getting roome, because the Daughters of the Revolution have captured the Finally they were assigned to chief of an important bureau in the ‘Treasury presented such a formidable Mat of indorsements, headed by the nanes of two Senators, that inquiry quarters, and went to take possession. ‘Three minutes tater Mr, Fox rushed downstairs and exclaimed to Mr. But- ler: “Help! I found a femate revolu- pfntemren + DENIES DOUGLAS IS CAPTIVE. | Report That Copper Co. Head Is Held for Ransom Ie Discredited. | BISBEE, Aris., April 18.—A message | received from George Jay of Naco, Aris., agent for J. 8. Douglas, Prest- Gent of the Cananea Consolidated Cop- per Company, declares there is no truth in the report that Mr. Dougias and 8. ‘W. Applewhite, secretary of the copper company, were being held for ransom | was @iscovered that he was merely & laborer far down at the bottom of the Mat of humble employees of the depart- To which Mr. Butler responded: “Quick, run to Mr. Choate’s asmistance. ‘There are provably two of them in his Herman Mets, formerly Comptrolier of New York aity, ts now a Democratic Congressman from Brooklyn, who does Mot agree with his party on phases of the tariff bill. In the caucus Gebate on the wool schedule, Mets got foused into debate and began talking words @ minute, firing Congresaman Ten Eyck of Albany, represents a Democratic district flanked the collars and cuffs of Troy, and on “| the other the gloves of Glovereville, “| both of which are hard hit by the new reductions, When the collar ‘Manufacturers appealed to Congrese- man Parker, Republican, for help, he replied: “Gentlemen, I represent a help- “You fellows are a lot of mute,” ex- Cananea, Mr, Jay's information, 1} was stated, | ‘was based on word received direct from sonore, to whieh emailer communities Hy with the previous report of Feb. i y do our French women have such beautiful complexions ? The skin on the face is thin and delicate. 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