The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1913, Page 25

THE EVENInG WURLD, Dorothy Arnold Yei a mystery; Vanished Three Years To-Day SECRET CAUCUS | Senator Hiichcock Quotes From President’s Book— Owen Replies. WASHINGTON, Deo. 12.--Ths amend- ment etage of the Currency bill war reached late yesterday. It cames at the Gonclusion of Senator Burton's set speech in support of his substitute bill, whioh would provide for a central bank se advocated by Frank A. Vanderlip, President of the National City Bank of New York. Mr. Hitchcock, who deserted hie Democratic colleagues on the Bank- ing em@ Currency Committee and eup- ported the Republican currency meas- Ure, offered an amendment to section 2 Of te bill, providing for the organiza- tom of four regional rese.ve banks in- atend of eight or twelve, and an amend- meat providing for the sale of the Stock in the regional banks by public suoscrip- tlom enderwritten by the banks. Senator Hitchcock flercely assailed the lam ef tegisiating by secret caucus and read freely from President Wilson's book, “The New Freedom," to demon- ATTACKED IN TALK —_——— | Hunt for Her in This Country and Abroad. Three Flette ¢ ¥ 0 to-day Dorothy Har- old, the daugnier o earch wider than that which atirred the country at the time of the kidnap: Ding of Charile Ross has failed to re- Veal the wiightest clue to her fate. Miss Arnold, who haa been educated at Bryn Mawr, was twenty-six when her family moved from West End ave- Aue to East Seventy-ninth street, in 1910, On the morning of Dec. 12 told her mother o'clock and turn home for lun After leaving home Mies stopped at Fifth avenue and Bixtieth later she was recognized in Brentano's dook store at Fifth avenue and Twenty- sixth street, where she bought @ copy of “An Engaged Girl's Letters, With the book and the candy in ber arm she walked up Fi! MISSING MAN'S COAT AND HAT FOUND ON DOCK FRIDAY, DEOEMBER 132, 1913. later, as he eowally @34, and as time/in heigit and weighed 10 peunta Be went on Mra. Adler became anzious. @ray hair and a gray beard Bhe then ituted a search, and a teineaae eich after the nelghborhood had been TAKING THH VEIL IN JAPAN. (From the Oltenge News.) acoured with no trace of the missing | $150,000 Has Been Spent | —— ss man, Mre. Adler and others went to the river front, where, on a dock at the foot of East Bighty-third street, her grandfathers hat, cane and coat were Find Confirms Fears That Aged Henry Feldman Lost Life ‘ found. in the: River. Mra, Adler immediately notified the Henry Feldman, seventy-nine years) police. She xa ehe fears he ts left No. 408 East Eighty-third | drowned. had not been tn good etreet, whe: e lived with his grand-| health | but there was no other | daughter, Mra. H. Adler, presumably | reason, whe says, Why he should end for his usual walk at 6 o'clock last | his life. * | night. He did not return an hour or so Mr, Feldman was five feet six inches For “His” Gift the New “Matchless” Smokers’ Tray Constructed of solid mahogany or selected quartered oak and furnished in all stand ard finishes. Trimmings of solid brass, the ash receivers all have glass lin The “automatic” Cigar Lighter never to light, and {s absolutely guaranteed for ome year by the manufacturer, Priced at $2.25 to $7.50. = Mise DOROTHY H.C. ARNOLD mother had eailed for Italy to timer | Fogate Griecom. | Griscom, his father and mother re- ‘turned to New York Feb. 9, and a few daye later Mrs. Arnold came back with the statement that she bed heard of ; nothing upon which she could assume j that Dorothy was dead or alive, In the latter part of March of that year mily went into mourning. Francis R. Arnold hed an- that ho had given up hope of saying he some myste- “I ave no purpose to sideration of this vill," Senator Hitehcock, “but I deplore the tendency of Senators on both sides of this cham- Ler ¢o regard this bill as foreclosed to e@mendément by the action of the Demo- cratic caucus, The President has pro claimed time and again tha: discussion fam J. Flynn, Police Commi search which were asked to Bive publicity to t isappearance, in public wes above all things the most important consideration in legislation.” At the night session Senator Owen made @ vigorous reply to Senator Hitch- cook, He deviared that “the obyious in- tention of the Senator from Nebraska 1s to show that the President uf ihe United States has exercised tyrannical Dower over the Senate.” “I regara it as poor party loyalty,” he continued, “for the Senator from Nebraska to misrepresent the Presi- dent of the United States, It is strange that the Senator from Mebraska is the | Oaly Democrat who knows what the Demoorates of the Senate and the Dem- cerats of the Mouse want in this bill.” When Senator Owen endeavored to force a vote on a motion to table the first Hitchcock amendment, Senator , Within a few days it developed that Miss Arnold before ner disappearanc had been communicating with George 8. Griscom jr. of Pittsburgh, who wa: at that time staying mn Florence, Italy. It also became known that the g! per cent. a tax of 1% per cent, would be levied on each 2% per cent of deficit. No new notes could be issued after a reserve fell to 33 1-3 per cent, Senator La Follette ts the only od- Stacie In the way of an agreement to fix A final vote on the bill for not later than next Thursday, He will not say whether it is his purpose to offer amendments @nd speak at length on the measure. Negotlatios re also under way look- ing to the Placing of the bill on th statute books without wasting any time in conference. fay, he and Mrs. Arnold se cretly went to Euro: Less than aix | months after their im Mrs. Arnold but her trips ‘@ not productive of any news of the missing girl, Your Xmas Presents re and Save Money TIFFANY STYLE RINGS aoup FILLED PY An interesting and pathetio ceremony Was held the other day at the famous temple called Zenkoji in . Little Yach! Ogura, the seven+ year-old Gaughter of Viscount Ogura, took orders as a nun. She was dressed ekirt. During the ceremony numerous Driests and priestesses recited prayers, | The abbeas, whore heiress the litte! 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