The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1913, Page 5

BODIES OF SIX MEN WITNESSES “ELL PETS USED Git FN TST” rt eae Suit} Motion Picture Pat- ens Co. Is Begun, FOUR NOT IDENTIFCD i Accident of Yesterday Are Found To-Day. ony it | Six bedics of persons drowned within id ae [the past few days were picked up to-day fos ueting of testimony im the rult ®t various points along the water- Orousat vy the Government against the ‘ont. Motion Pisiure Patents Company for al-| The bodies of Jullus Relea, sixteen leged violation,of the Sherman Anil-! Years old, of No. 51t West One Hundved Trust taw began in the Federal Bulld- inn to~iay. The hearing {9 @ continuance of the Bearings held in Philadelphia and this @ty. The proceedings are the outgrowth and ‘Thirty-fourth etreet, and James | Ross, twenty-five, of No. 1426 Amster. dam avenue, drowned yesterday when a Ddoat Into which they were stepping , THE EVENING WORLD, and black shoes and socks, Another boly, that of & man abo Pisr No. 17, socks. Another boty was taken from the ter off West Ninety-firat street. was that of @ man adout forty-five Ht 7 yeare old, five feet ten inches it 200 pounds in weight. On Two Drowned a Bh North River | boly were 8 pair of os overalie, and snd, Mother ot Pius Future Countess watch were the initials K. There was an employee’ New York Central Rail et on which was the nai carpenter, and numbered ‘The sixth body found was that ba 2 unidentified man. This Picked out of the Hariem River 7 wo Hundred and Seventh Tea a the police of Harbor Squad B. fifty years of age, was picked up off East River. The man was avout five feet eight inches tau, weished | DRAGGED FROM RIVER; |about 170 pounds, and had red hair and | f) | mustache. He wore dark clothes with: ;& white shirt and black shoes and -— moan xO rDAY, JULY 7, 1918. vied trom London daushter of the former Ambassador to believe the rey ut deen almost 9 elaborate, and the th which gathers for 1 ‘WASHINGTON EXPECTS GORGEOUS WEDDING FOR MISS DRAPER funeth knows. they entertained on a acale wi and until it is neld faentona’ asp, tho: be in auspense wond William F. Draper, waret Draper, valis given by room of her residence in Farragut Square. Miss Draper, who te now twenty-two, made her devut bi itl toned. Mra. Dr rourt. tions brig? comes iarg: Has Been Lavish in En- tertaining. eed in & tropiva: features in dec- WASHINGTON, July members of society here js MAIN BUILDING 8 complaint Med against the su-called jim Trust by the Greater New York @f Justice at Washington, D. C., and Federal action followed, Baward Macker of Philadelphia, spe- @al examiner, was in charge of the hearing. The Government in represented ty Edwin P. Grosvenor, special assistant te Attorney-General McReynolds and Jooeph R. Darting of the Department of Justice at Washington. ‘The defense was represented by J. N. Caldwell and Charles F. Kingsley of @te clty and Henry Melville. MANY DEFENDANTS IN 6&0- CALLED "MOVIES TRUST.” ‘The defendants are the Motion Pic- ture Patents Company, The General Fiim Company, the Biograph Compauy, Thomas A. Edison (Inc.), the Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, The Ka- lem Company (Inc.), George Kleine, The Lubin Manufacturing Company, The Helles Manufacturing Company, Pathe Freres, The Selig Polyacope Company, the Vitagraph Company of America, the Armat Moving Picture Company, Frank L. Dyer, Harry L., Marvin, J. J. Kenned jam Pelzer, @amuel Long, J. A. Perat, Albert E. Gmith, Siegmund Lubin, Gaston Melies, Albert E. Smith, Georxe K. Spohr. The first witness was Peter Adams of No, &9 Main street, Paterson, N. J., | Rot use the fikns manufactured by the independent company. “Did you show these Aimar’ asked . Grosvenor. “Indeed 1 did not,” answered the wit- Rene. SAYS ACTION NEARLY RUINED MAN'S BUSINESS. William J. Anderson of No. 2111 East Orleans street, Philadelphia, followed and said that he showed films in lodges, churches and societies. The films he generally used ‘he bought outright Prior to the organisation of the Pat- enta Company. “The Patents Company informed me that if I continued to use the films I had purchased outright in conjunction ‘with the exhibition of their own films,” @aid the witness, “they would cancel my license. This they did and I was told that I would have to dispose of the films in question.” “What was the effect of cancelling Your license?" asked Mr. Grosvenor. “It just about ruined my business,” replied Anderson, Charles J. Baisley of Connellaville, Pa., testified that he had taken a moving ploture of the school children of that town, of which he was a member of the of Education: ents with the man- in Uniontown, which about twelve miles distant from + Connelisvilie, to show the pictures,” de- @larea the witness, “but he received a etter frem the Patents Company and @@ & reauit they were not shown. Neither was I able to put on those flins iM any lcensed theatre, They wanted t@ put on the films, but they didn't dare " “With whose machine dia you take those films?” asked Mr. Kingsley. “I would rather not answer thet ques- ton," sald the witness, ,Mr. Kingsley inelsted on an answer ily the witne:s mentioned the pm of @ man connected with one of the so called “trust” companies in this aity who had loaned him the moving picture camera, "E don't. want to get him in any} twowble,” explained Baisley, ~ RAND CENTRAL PALACE LEXINGTON-AVE. AND 46TH STRE? Fim Rental Company, of which Will'am | pody of an unidentified man at Pier No. Por te president, by their counsel, Rog- | 17, North River. The drowned man was ers & Rogers of No, 160 Broadway, The | about forty years old, 5 feet 11 Inches @omplaint was filed with the Department | tall and weighed about 199 pounds. On the een Abed eM Paull ali was a blue cult, white shirt WATERS PIANOS ——— A THOUSAND SURPRISES awal: you at THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL MOVING PICTURE EXPOSITION : Hd Motion The Harbor police also picked up the All colors; elsewhere $1 tomorrow, a dozen Founded 1845 In a good piano fine! tone quality is the most important thing and al- ways determines the supe- tior excellence of a high- class instrument. Absolute durability is} also most essential. 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