The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1913, Page 2

Detective Schindler was on the nd to-day Attorney tSokea asked him if his interest in the case wasn't based on the 6,09 he expected from the prose- cution. Schindler replied that the amount wasn't quite %,000 but that he would get his money. Mre. Jenn Morey was the first wit- ness called by the defense. She said that on the afternoon of Mre. Turner's disappearance.she faw a man coming out of Pine Needle Lane whom rhe thought was Leesan, but who proved to be Jack Clayton. Mrs, Morey also testified to having heen one of the first to have seen the body of Mre. Turner. @he eaid that there wis no sign of a struggle om the ground. Alexander Manolt, also one of the first on the ground after the discov. ry of the body, sald he had seen no signs or marks of @ «tru near the prints. WAGON 16 TRACED TO SCENE OF KILLING, Benjamin Leet, who conducts a grocery store near where Mrs. Turner's body was found, enid that he saw wagon with four persons in it driving Into Pine Needie Lane, on ‘Thursday night=the night following the dinap- peatance of Mrs. Turner. Mra. Leet, the grocer's wife, nald that she had seen Mrs. Turner on the after- noon she was last seen by her niece, Mra. Madge Turner Wrower. She was going toward Lakewood. DETECTIVE WHO TRAILED LEE. HAN TELL6 HI8 STORY. The proceedings for the day opened with George Jamison, who has been con+ sidered the star witness for the prose- cution en the stand. HH asked to ‘tell Of conversations he and Leehan had had about happenings at Lakewood, te made statements which were far remote from Lakewood, They were ob- Jected to by the defen: The Court had to insist that the prosecution cut out part of the atory. Jamison had been hired to Leehan, Mis employer, the Sohind: detective agency, said that he had be gent out to make the prisoner's ac- quaintance in White Plains, where he bad been iocated. ‘The witness was permitted consider able latitude by the Court. The pur- pose of the prosecution, ft was claimed, to show the condition of the pris- oner'a mind and his disposition toward women. The detective auld he hired a room adjoining that of Leehan and wife Plains and heard several con- through the partitions. had given her husband, who had spent the change for whiskey. “You won't kill me or send me to an insane asylum," the detective quoted Mra. Leehan as saying, "I wouldn't be the first woman, I'll go back to Lake- weed and tell ebowt you! You don't Gare go.” Lepting, {the etective declared, re- piel Mbt Che would go to Lakewood over his dead body. ‘Then the witness repeated a number of convrsations he had with Leehan, about drinking, atmut women, about everything except Lakewoud. Objec- tlene were made, and Anally Justice Minturn asked what connection the @emntions bad with Lakewood. (petal frome Staff ie Comments of The Bren. TOMS RIVER, Dec, 19.—Mre. Jasper Lyneh, the social leader of Lakewood's feghionable winter colony, whose money Qn@ enjeavora are behind the defense of Lecian, wat at the table with th lawyers and tbe prisoner again to-day of Leehan reflected her confidence, Mrs. Lynch came over from her Lake- oud home in her machine. She wes Qecompanied by ner husband and two of her daughters, Miss Peggy und Misi Louies. ‘Phe family isin sympathy with Rer in Leehan's defense, "1 believe Leeban is an inndeent @en,” eaid Mra, Lynch this moreing “That is why I am defending him. 1 e: Rot Pred any great knowledge of ot yet seen or heard pets to gor me change my belle fm the man's innocence. 1 did not take up bie cage through any friendehip. 1 bpow bis reputation as a drunkard and @@ 408 insensibie a4 to his former home life But that ie neither here nor there. Meeohan worked for me a short time as ——————_——_—_—— Take a Lesson From the Tortoise! ‘reach VOUR goal \s easy ‘Through World eds. you will find. ong would obtain in life, act accordingly, There were a number of foot: | She was smiling and confident. The face | jorid ede. thow the short cut to most | son is angry at “thie plac Study | hie Atth amd AM} else one requires is Groabent vier of “None whatever,” Bacon. TELLS OF A CONVERSATION WITH LEEHAN. Jamison said that Leehan had told hin that he went oragy over women. He | told Leehan that he had been out on one night with a couple of xiris and | had had a merry thine drinking. “They got off lucky," he quoted Lee han as saying. “It's a good thing I was fot with them. You want to be careful when you are out drinking with a girl My trouble was all over a woman two years ago. waa Inia up tn the Lake. wood Hospital for four months. Every | timo I think of the Lakewood trouble I have to drink.” On crom-examination Attorney Stokes returned Attorney asked the witness where he was on Aug. 9, 112 He wald he could not remember, Stokes said that the wit- |nesn had been reeling off dates very Slibly and he wanted to teat his mem- ory. Jamison sald he hadn't the a#light- eet recollection of his whereabouts on Aus. 9 So the attorney took him to Haitimore, Then k him out for @ ride in @ boat with a man named Goldenburg. Then the deteotive re- membered that. “And din't you tell him,” asked M Stokes, “that you had just made very important gapture?’ He did not remember. Me didn't re- member telling hia friend that the ar- rent of Leehan was a frame up. He didn't remember telling him that an arrest had to be made in the case for the benefit of the detective agency by whom he was employed, He id that he Was not actuated by any desire to “put one over on the Burna agency. Private Detective Schindler was re- called by the prosecution and asked if he desired to add anything to hin testi- mony of last night. Me wald that he had omitted to say that Leehan had told him when he asked him if be had met Mra. Turner in the wooda that he wouldn't have known the woman if he had met her. He #aid also that he had never been in the woods alone. George Drigam testified that he had met Leehan in the lane a number of of March and April 1911 CURRENCY BILL BEFORE SENATE FORFINAL VOTE Measure Is Due to Pass This Evening and Will Then Be Rushed to House. WORKS VAST REFORMS Changes Complicated Machin- ery of Finance, Banking and Currency, WASHINGTON, Dec, 19.=-The Senate late this afternoon, In committee of the whole, adopted without @ roll call the Administration Currency bill as framed by the Democratic caucun and offered by Senator Owen asa substitute for the House bill, In this form the measuro went before the Senate for a final vote. The proceedings in the Senate to-day were marked by the steady onward march of the Democratic machine, which crusied Repubtcan amdments to the bill as fast as they could be offered, | oF accepted them without @ roil call on the approval of the “currency strategy | board,” composed of Democratic mein. | bers of the Senate Committee on Bank: | tne and Currency. The Democrats on the final day were confident of gulding the deliberations so that the long debated measure would n Mrs. body in Pine Needie Lane. Thomas Bowers, another investl- gator, «aid that he had accompanied Investigator Shaw Leehan's reat dence the night of May 1}. He couldn’ get in because Leehan was jI1. Ne heard Leehan tell Prosecutor Brown that the first he had heard of Mrs. Turner's disap; and death wa as) that night, when Bhaw told him of it Lincoin Turner, brother-in-law of the dead woman, testified to having found the Hd of the box with which Mra, Tur- ner left her home when lust acen. Mr. ‘Turner said that he had found the lid back of the Walker studio, close to Lee- ‘© house, In resp to Attorney Stokes he wald he found thd lid about an pass by a safe majority before adjourn- men. to-night and Ko to conference with the House, where, with prompt action, | leaders expect to see the new bill ready | for President Wilson's signature by Tuesday at the hit 5 Most of the differences between the two Mounes may be said to kave been largely ironed out In advance, Major- | ity Leader Underwood in the Ho: authority for the statement that only two or three serious points of dif- ference remain and they are not ex- pected to prolong the conference. One of t most important points of difference concerns the time at which the new Currenvy syatem shall go into operation, The House bill proposed that {t become effective within three months inch from the studio. He snapped out the reply and hia eyes snapped too. When asked if he had heard that some one placed it where it was found he sald he had. He understood that William T. Mason had put it there. “Don't you think,” began Stokes. “I dont think,” snapped the witness. He wasn't cross-examined any further. That ended the case of the prosecu- tion. Mrs. Lynch Tells Why She Is Aiding Leehan 4 stenographer, but my action in his de- fenso is from a public standpoint. DOESN'T EVEN ADMIT THERE WAS A CRIME. “I believe I would have dono the same thing for any man similarly situated. 1 knew, or thought I knew, that the negro first arrested for the crime was not guilty, and I was prepared to see he had \a fair trial, 1 am engaxed In pudiic work and we have lawyers to carry out the legal part of that work, I think I know as much about the crime of Min needle Lane as anybody who has | Veatigated tt. 1 took up the matter tm- mediately after the finding of the body of the unfortunate Mrs. Turner, 1 did not walt until the arrest of Leohan. | tried in every way to fathom the mystery of the Pine woods, “I have always held that if a cnme were committed, it was for other pur poses than the prosecution contends, 1 don’t say that it was a crime, There wi tranedy, though, @ terrible trag edy which may some day be explai “With regard to tho story about an automobile being in some way mixed up with the tragedy, I am not respon- je for that theor: KELLOGG WILL TRY TO PLAY HIS WAY TO ACQUITTAL (Continued from Firet Page.) For falling In love right away? Now, I talk of love to this eweet lit Ue dove, And this te just what she did say: Chorus (all hands. Don't talk of love to me, boy; Don't talk of love to in A gay flirtation ts surely a joy— But not matrimony! Cerwiniy I will spoon with you, And perhaps I'll give you @ kiss or two, from the passage of the bill. The Sen. ate Dill says “as soon as convenient. Administration leaders belleve the Sen- | ate provision will prevail. As one provision of the Senate bill ex- tends the Aldrich-Vreeland law to op-| erate during the tranaition pertod ee ficlals expect to sec the new working smoothly while regerv re being shifted and conditions are | changing tu meet the new law. Secre- | tary McAdoo has announced that the | Federal Treasury will be ready with! {ta millions to help the transformation | In every way. BILL MAKES COMPLETE REFORM | IN FINANCE. | A complete reform of the vast and complicated machinery of finance, bank- ing and currency will be accomplished by the bill, Its fundamentals provide: ‘The insue of currency, Kuaranteed by tho Government, based upon notes and bills representing erclal trans tions and backed by a gold resery new currency Is expected to con and expand to meet the varied demands of trade. The concentration of the bank re- serves of the country in regional inatl- tutions capitalized by the banks of the country and controtled by directors elected "4 the banks. ‘The cr¥ation of a market for the ne- gotiable commercial paper which forms the bulk of the assets of the bank: where, In times of stress, those as: may 6e eally and without loss trans- formed into cash. The etadiishment of from eight to twelve ar rexional banks through- out the country which will issue cure rency, rediacount paper and centralize and mobilize the reserves of the local banks. ‘he creation of a Federal Reserve Board of seven membera, appointed by | the President, with final powers of con- | and supervision over the entre syatem. In the foregoing genera! principles the Dil ts practically the same that passed the House. But in phraseology and more or leas {mportant detalis hun- dreds of changes have been made by the Senat EACH REGIONAL BANK WILL BE! A “BANK OF BANKS.” The Senate has retained, after * con- test, the House pian to have each regional bank @ “bank of bank with the direotorate controlled by the meni- ber banks, and the capital furnished by enforced subsenption of national banks. Senator Hitohooek of Nebraska, aided by the Republicans, made an ineffectual fight to make those institutions public utility banks, owned by the public and controlled by the Government. As amended by the Senate the bill Provided for the creation of eight to Under the ‘Houne bill the earnings of the regional banks, after paying 5 per cent, dividends on the stock and tablign¢ng « 20 per cent. surplus, wou ® | foundation ; as a priest “THE EVENING WORLD, “FRIDAY, ‘DECEMBER | Bride of Secretary McAdoo’s Son | i$ OOGHTO! coca MRS PRANCIC HMtApoo, a i g PDO VOID HODOHOOSGIOIOS seosonnnenos SOOO The reported serious ilinega of Mrs. Francia H. McAdoo, daughter-in-law of the Secretary of the Treasury, has no in ft Mra, McAdoo, it | Was learned to-day, Is In Roosevelt Hun- pital a kicney tack of there | ering from a silght trouble, It is expected | that she wil be out in a few days. Hl MAY BAR WOMEN AT SCHMIDT TRIAL _FORDECENCY SAKE Story of Kevolien Committea By Aumueller Slayer Sick- ens Judge Foster. | | sent to the Federal prison in Atlan The trial of Hans Bchmidt, who when ving the diocesan authorities of his church in this clty as to his authority murdered Anna Aumueller which horrified everybody from xe Warren W. Foster of General Fe the doortenders, Women | wperta of the trial who have Ietenod | with frozen smiles to the previous tex- timony left the room to-day with gasps of horror when Dr. Lichtenstein, a Tombs physician, began tell ot | Schmidt's revelations to him of his de- pravity, Judge Foster, whose attitude toward the case from the beginning has been that it was of a sort which should be hurried through with every possible reservation of the rights of the man on trial, but without the least possible exploitation of the crime involved, went to hla chambers after to-day's session and refused himself to all callers, Me said on his way to his chambers that the trial was unutterably horrible to him and that he could not under stand the motives of those who became spectators and auditors of it voluntar- ily, especially those of the women, It fe not unlikely that when the trial is day r) Who Was Reported Oe | prison after his arrest, jearly in September, reached a stage to- | the #dmission Seriously Ml S Isaac E, Emerson, Mra. Mc- stepfather, and Mrs. Emerson, are in New York and are stopping at the Plaga. It is hoped by them that Mrs. McAdoo will have recovered in time to be at a house- they in- tend to give at Arcadia, the millionaire drugman’s preserve in South Carolina. ;Church that he would change the lan- guage of the service from Latin to Ger- man.” Before and after evening prayers, in the church Schmidt ordered Hahn to play march and walta ma@sic and Hahn, though objecting, gbeyed his orders, Almagiving Was a mania with Schmidt, said Hahn, and he emptied his pockets every time he was approached by @ bexmar. TOLD ABO'JT COUNTERFEITING PREPARATIONS AT LIBRARY. Aavistant-District Attorney Delehanty, ‘on cross-examination, got from Hahn the admission that he and Schmidt had kone to the New York Public Library had studied a book regarding the anufacture of bank note paper. nest Muret, # friend of Schmidt, has been convicted of counterfeiting and Dr. Perry L. Lichten: physician, gave an account of Schmidt's medical history when committed to the It was only t difficulty, phy- ated, that he got from Schmidt that many members of his fumily Nad been insane and had ommitted suicide, The higher view one takes of life," Dr. Lichtenstein quoted Schmidt as saying, “the less one thinks of death. We nro coming to a higher development of man, “He told me," said Dr. Lichtenstein, “that he bought a ring and married bim- self to Anna Aumueller because he had the right to do so, For several months after that he said he heard the voice of God telling him that Anna must be a sacrifice of love or devotion. Schmidt insisted that he told Anna repeatedly that she was to be sacrificed, She sald to him, “You are getting crasy I" ‘The night before Labor Day," the physician said, "he kuelt, he told me, and asked for advice and was told ‘from above’ to go ahead with the sacrifice, He had learned that no sacrifice could be real unless the sacrificial oMcer tnated blood, ‘The sacrifice of Isaac by Abraham was a secret ceremony, and it was for that reason he kept the kill- with the great stcian esumed on Monday all women will be excludeds from the court-room, Awsiatant District-Attorney Delehan- ty insists on continuing the trial, be- cause he belleves that st ts his duty to | prove that Schmidt 1s a consummate scoundrel who ix responsible for every- thing he has done, ‘The lawyers for the defense, Olcott, McManus and Koelbie, make no secret of their willingness to end the mean by admitting that their client ta guilty of spuds but insane to # horrible 4 STILL. WAITING HEAVENLY 0I- RECTION TO TESTIFY, Schmidt told Alphonse G. Koelble of hia counsel to-day that he would rise and testify in open court if he were “directed from heaven to do 0." Otherwise, he sald, no advice or direction of his lawyers would be sufi- vent to make him take the stand, The Rev, Father George Henry Hunt- fan was the frat witness for the de- Messrs. But when summer's gone it's ‘‘good- by" to you, So don't talk uf love to me.” (Echo answers) “To me, to re, Bo don't tol of love W. Beeson evidently has been farming out West in some place Not advertised in the folders, His con- ribution to the exhibit Kelloggia is “1' Bid This Place Goodby,” Mr. Hee: Witness atent stans "I raised nothing this year, last or the Year before, And now it (9 all off—I won't farm any more. ‘The truth te terrible, but it J will tell If you haven't @ big jag on you can't exen raise NH)" have been divided among the member banks and the Government. The sen- ate has amended the bill ao that the mockholders shall receive a 6 per cent. dividend, a aurplue fund of 40 per cent, of the capital shall be establisned, and hat the remainder of the earnings #hal) be divided, one-half going to the Gov- ernment as a franchise tax end the re- mainder founding @ “depositora’ insur- ance fund" to retmburee deponitors in failing member banks. The Ben broadened materially the chara the commerctal paper which will be eligible for redisoount tense to-day. ‘ather “Huntman is the rector of Mt. Joseph's Church in Har- lem, where Schmidt was arrested tor murder, He ewore that Bohmidt was frequently the eubject of reprimand for disregarding the lished ceremonial. Schmidt sometimes embersied the collec- tions at the offertories, at baptismal and wedding ceremonies. Father Huniman eald, though under a rule of the church, these should have been turned into the treasury of the chureh, lewis Hahn, an organist, by other witnesses as the closest friend of Hans Schmidt at Bt, Boniface’ and which may be used as @ basis for currency. Flak eva Ee ice called, Hahn was employed by Father Braun at Bt. Boniface's on the recom- mendation of Schmidt, He made Pavochial calle with Sehmidt, “He told me," eald the witness, “that whan be became an | described | was | AS the ont bls ing of Anna Aumuelier secret as long as ha could. Tho thstimony at this point became unprintable, The case was adjourned until Monday LUNCHEON DINNER—SUPPER \ GULDEN'S ‘MUSTARD READY TO Usk HAVE YOU TRIED IT? Makes Hot & Cold Meats Tasty DELICIOUS on Bandwichos & Sardines. A Fine Salad Dressing by adding vinegar At Retleaiccen, ond. Srecoey Mtores. DIED. HATCH.—LIZZIE OLIVE HATCH, atter & painful Iliness, died Dec. 1 Funeral services from her late home, No. 187 W. 110th at, (Cathedral Park way) Sunday at 4 P. M. Interment Hartford, on Monday, home of Mr. O'Ne Childe in at ville, ON. da el. the _ Haxking Hide o'elo and at Now Jersey, in the New 00k. Ghureh yard. Interment oan ved by ale wite and te eurviy jo wite lamas Dumold Preabyterion | Ys at | 2A ae Rate ee RE RG RR Re NEW $250 CHECK ‘TRACED TO HANDS Contractor Aikenhead Swears to It at John Doe Hear- ing To-Day. A RECEIPT WAS GIVE Stamp on Face of the Check Shows It Was Sent by Corporation, Arthur McLean, Treasurer of the Stato Democratic Coffmittee, was again this afternoon closely connected with the up-State campaign in political con- tributions from contractors engaged In State work. The connection was brought about through the statements made to Aasistant District-Attorney John K. Clark by C. H, Aikenhead of the firm of Alkenhead, Barley & Done aldson, a corporation, of Rochester, and later repeated on the witness stand in the John Doe proceedin Alkenhead said he contributed #20 to the fund after solicitation oy Everett Fowler, This was in a check drawn on the Lincoln National Bank of Rochester va Oct, 18, 1912, to the order of Arehm A. McLean, ‘The check bore across its face this, In rubber stamp: “Aikenhead, Barley & Donaldson, Inc." which shows st, on its face, to be a corporation cheok In due time it was returned to the maker with the rubber stamp indorgeniont ot MoLean, The receipt for it came back ‘y SpLean’s own handwriting WLEAN SAID TO HAVE FIGURED OUT HIS DEFENSE. MeLean, It is understood, intends to mike as a defense that all the doc mentary proof Mr. Whitman has against him Ix of the rubber stamp va- rety—the work of sabordinates in his office, 4 The name of William H. Kelley of morning at 10.30 o'clock, when It Is ox- pected the first of the allenists called by the se will take the stand. In his statement the Tomps phy- aiclan Schmidt went Into detalls regard: ing his often asserted notion that he waa consecrated by St. Elizabeth of livngary. He wald, according ty the doctor, that St. Ell him end said: “You shall hencefs:ward and told him that as a sign of her especial conw+27.i must use his second finger rath hia forefinger in the ores and eleva- 'WAS EUTHANASIA ENTHUSIAST, DOCTOR DECLARES. Schmidt told Dr, Lichtenstein that the Church ought to encourage eushan- asia or killing those hopelessly it, “LT would ke to make money #0 good that nobody could know it Wan coun- terfelt,” Schmidt told the physician, Schmidt said he wanted to get money by counterfeiting to build a great church for the poor, Forgery was no crime, Schmidt told Lichtenstein, 40 long as one by will transposed himaelf of into the personality the whose name he used. Schmidt wrote Incohi Dr. Lichtenstein about the propriety of preying on the rich for the xvod of the poor and on other subjects relat- ing to personal behavior, ‘Thene were written after hiv indictment for mur: der, person letters to SS SNUFF AS A PEACEMAKER, Youth's Companion.) that belonged to two socially eminent ladies had engaged in @ businesslike tussle, The distracted ladies alternately made tearful but vain appeals to thelr favorites and to the bystanders. Ju about to termin the animais a blase-looking eloowed his way through the crowd with @ polite “Permit me.” He pro- duced @ handsome gold snuffbox, and, taking @ pinch from it, he dropped a little on the end of each dog's nose. A fit of sneesing ensued, which com- pelled them to release their grip, and the combat came to an end. LEOAY. NOTICES. NEW YORK gen i tuba ply ice eed ey hy ONT eat etna iste : = : ty ct Hy ee of ood oi ate (v stig unl eae oa t law Mise od ‘erooil real tee yfietyous, eae Be torr thas a Mee sem, ae: bin Lt ud tal a eae by, apace, New York, as da Platncite’ torn ot we oh ul eet ‘Oe a Axeymay iM. addries, New Fork ra nN oy MATH he the Naasee sent neha. ret fictitious. wal fire romeo 49, plaintiff,” the vera a ‘Ea Jamia’ aller ‘sn Henry” Adler, infant unter 14 Years of age. He tlhe More mained defendants—The foregoing ro the fiow, Vi ify er tbe publication pur ie i |: sumingue te Ren fan: an OF ARTHUR M'LEAN te ee Syracuse, Democratic State Committee: man, Was brought into the proceedings by @ contractor, who told the District. Attorney that he had gone to Syracuse to nee Everett Fowler at Kelley's of- fice, Fowler was not there, but Kelley was, and it was the latter who gave the fren trecter. Instructions about sending his contribution to Norman EB. Mack. Tanac O. Cole, a contractor of Rochas. HETCH HETCHY BILL SIGNED BY WILSON —— San Francisco’s Long Fight for Municipal Water Supply ter, was alxo before Chief Magistrate inded. McAdoo, He ta secretary of the Greece " ‘i Ce tion Company. @ corporation, | WASHINGTON, Dec. 19—San Fran- Mary fo. Je Ite treasurer, cisco's long fight for a municipal water eupply was ended to-day when Preal- vent Wilson signed the bill granting the city water rights In the HMetch-Hetehy Valley. The President, in signing the message, made @ statement declaring that he be- Neved the public needs of the region concerned wore served by the bill with- out impairing the usefulness of the pub- lic domain, 1006 to 1907 Mr, Cole was Aasia- cision Engineer in the State} 4 office, During 1 office he contributed from ta the State I C | though he is a Hfe: | Q Why did you do thie? it was custos Also because I didn't | want to be the odd one! OBJECTED TO WRITING A “OR:| PORATION CHECK. “Kelly told re, wald the witness, | “that the contractors were contributing from $% up. I told him 7 didn’t think cluding the building and real estate, at a@ contribution from us, a corporation, | Redford avenue «i Dean streei, Browk- was lawful, ao 1 declined to make ft.) lyn, is to be sold MonMay at puiiic aue- But Kelly said that would be ail right. tion to satisfy a first mortgage of $1(0,- He handed me a siip of paper, directing 0, held by the Dime Savings Hank, The me to send my contribution to Norman sate is set for noon, at the Real Esta h, and [ sent my personal check , Bxchange, 189 Montague sirset, Thomas for $250 on Nov, 2, 1911," | Hovendon will be the auctioneer. Frank H. Falls of Rochester, Presi: | dent of Falls Bros. & Fletcher, said that last year he had contributed $100 of his Have a Phonograph Dance on Christmas publican, A. Becaune | Brooklyn's U Clad ti The Union League Club property, in- personal resources, John Julian, another Rochester con- tractor, testified: "In the fall of 11 Fowler catled on me and asked how much we'd give. 1 told him I'd give $150. He told me to ; fend it on to Norman 1, Mack. $9 ree latest erase for dancing eam: best ied with a Victrola or Grafonola and our place is the only music store {where both the Victor-Vietrole and the Columbia fonola can be side by side and comparisons made. ‘There is » machine for every purse "“" $15 to $250 sent the check next day. ~~ SIX-FOOT CHILD EXCUSED FROM ATTENDING SCHOOL: Spectators Gasp as Physician Re- ports Her Physically In- They can be bought for 61 per weeks competent. iif you wish. Every record of every Matilda Ruger, who didn't like to at-ikind is here. tend mchool hecause she was so over- Open Evenings &rown, was in the Gates Avenue Court, PEASE PIANO CO. Brooklyn, to-day. Matilda is only thire teen years old and ives with her 128 West 42d oy New York, parents at No. * 1410 Gates avenue, She is almost six feet in height, haired and good looking. Attendance Officer William B, Black summoned the parents to court seve: days ago to give a reason for the girl continued absence and the case came up to-day before Magistrate Voorhees, Mrs, Ruger appearing for her d. ter. | VALUES The girt stood behind her m and | by Cha eee, ot the ndvertieenant: was not recosmixed by the Court as the | Guog things come in small peckages. child named in the complaint. { 34 - tbush Ave reoklyn. blonde) DO NOT JUDGE | F.UR | Mrs, Ruger handed the Magistrate a | liable Furs and letter signed by the family a tor | Re le Coats ich reported that Matiiia was | EVERY Piece quaraniesd eenutne, y incompetent and the girl was ex- cused. substantial saving to y¢ FUR MANUFACTURERS’ EXCHANGE, 38 W. 32nd St,“ Asa? 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