The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1913, Page 2

2 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, _1918. SESSESPTRSICURRENGY BILL |"2aariet (SCHMIDT YELLED, PRISONER CALLS WOMAN IN FATAL SY ray aos ura mu dark stained door the imposing, tee” | SUFFRAGE AT CAPITAL. | | nid f his life | aniininiatiahes | An investigation of the room wre | | paeseceesosseseosencesess |! 1] i >apers the women pagyed her days rio co rd ! California Educator Declares New | Box With Other Important Papers It was equipped sa a combination cook- | " L ANC ae aneitt . ing, sleeping and living place, A pla! ) ! York Might Learn From of Late Cardinal Reported iron bed sparsely furnished with cover. CONGRESS ACTION . Aah to Have Disappeared. tings. a table, two chairs and an of the Orient. ‘ . #tove comprised the Attings of the place z | | | ROME, Italy, Dee, 22-A report is ONE WALKED OUT PAST THE! | si realtene Benjamin tle W ne leastent in Vatican circles that a box COUCH HOME | ° ° i Mniversity of California, a supposed to contain the will and ot The woman's clothes ‘ently cons | earke: WWAshiAgiOn, they. NA Lert URAL eal i ‘ tas 1 sant : : te Washington hey have ed @sied of what she had «when the Democratic Leaders Plan to ; | Dr. Jelliffe Tells of Sanity Ex-|Declares After Arrest for In-| Known as Mrs, Glover, She}airoat for tas months, of theit prted to Jeave thelr oficiais discovered her—which was 4 7 3 ' time having been sper ypt wealth to the Church and Rampolta was Fed Ree tee ia wrapper | Rush Measure Through To- | ¢ i periments Tried on Slayer toxication He’s the Man | Says She Was Woman Golf tution overnment hw tan: Ue rcest an I he Racten College hs » old Zl * bg Iv a “ hed wonders in Beypt,’ sald ~ Alt Und lens tioning by the i Qnenefisiay. 12 F a , ‘ > faper' | Pyenident Witee n 1 work, in| . Bier{ ane admitted that she had veitom | Night, but Meet Some Delay. |g | of Aumueller Woman, i Saved by Mrs. Lynch. | Champion of New Jersey. | Myrden Wine mie road wore In) GIRL SWINDLER GUILTY, Heiere kat asicocmman otic hia Lod —— ee anata York might take a lesson Grace Gendre Hemanded to time, but that sometimes she won a if ‘ oll { e ¥ aS. awl and ve mba One Week For Sente wisahte aired tin tans ANXIOUS FOR RECESS.| [WOMEN AVOID TRIAL: fe reat ay “nnn DAUGHTER OF BROKER,| i". ena enn tos : ‘est One Hundred an renty-fitth | fa ne wrafe the . otel Greg He houre and gased in at the lighted win: ees oe - _ -_ u * family group of the man . atreet station as “Willam J. Leehan | surremlered after a week of hiding ‘whote practical slave she | Also Want Act Before President | ¥ Prisoner Would Dismiss Insan-|Toma River, N. J." t* socked up at} Former Husband Killed Trying | MAN DRAGGED TWO BLOCKS. {an admitted mantyulating the books of Long seclusion and the circumstances 3 3 Sa jaclpcats that station house on a charge of in- a aan ree ar roves | tel to cover 43000 anortnis in i = oved from her st 2s a Ce e te ES » Ken i 2° He , Aisi Killxallon, a trackman employed | her accounts, pleaded y sient are ie the secret room com. (OT Signature, So He Can |¥ ity Experts Except McDonald | tox: ation, He gave the name when nel {0 See Her—Once Accused the Unter ah Raph mare hee Sean General Season Start South To-Morrow. : and Mabon. the Manhattan atreet atation of the sub of Madero Plot. on a eopnene: CRIA KAO wae MeedEEY Ra rRAAG TRG TWEAK TT HEROES and the officials are of the opin.on that by a ee eee from Fifty-ninth street to Leta Miss Le Gendre had been employe of the amazing story can be elicited ie Mra, Medi MeCopmick of Chteage ¥ Smith Ely Jeliiffe, allenist, was called ghd: teiviy: Wal Aveeaed. ‘tte ad Mth 1S AN the Third a to-day. Is Is she suddenty di from har, Administration leaders in Congress) . tla tlen tp of the con-|t the stand Just before noon to-day In/hiy nockein und acme cards bear the| Villiers of Anton SAE athe ava wits a oper set ey reabe h sd, haevess. Wat Stee: 1 the chairmanship of th his p ey arin arm and contusions about the nose and |inatituted a \ikerous Cove Page tege guaran en ‘ot Mra, | POR every effort for & apeedy approval Committee of the Natlon trial of Hans Schmidt for the mur+| names of business houses at Toms River} shot wind killed early forehead. He Was removed to the! young woman upon the theory that she of the irrenyy DI to-day thee it tation, according to an a i jer, Former Judge] and Lakmwood. L, Glover, a wealthy Hospyal. ‘Traffic was delayed | had either met with foul play or con Brance's exlatenee, nor had her twenty-| f Anna Aumueller, hd . , Flowe pya 8 delayed |had cither me tiree-year-old daughter, who, It is sald,! might be burried to the White House Te ae na tee Olcott undertook hia examination, When} "Are eaten Sine weiate cy aa STeame here two montis ago with t out ten minut Ap EL SCO tale ta o o OUNE for “rem m ature before ‘4 4 rT ‘s sig hi bd bd Sel tad oor ‘4 fi . ras " © is baeaed te we married to @ y for Ir t Wilson's #ignatu fore Cormick would go to Washington at) Dr. Jeliffe hed qualified he sald BO) nonce at ‘Toms River last Saturday | mother of De Villiers’ two ehildren, jer Winn 6 f pcg soles Wen apited Aish Cost night, a series of delays developed to | once, ‘ | haa talked with Sehmidt for about! the prisoner wax asked when he The shooting occurred In the dooryard| LONDON, Dec. 2%—The Times saya! wall iy Hore to eee ae cnaaliy of the | MAMPOC thelr progrean twenty hours altogether. The physl-| his name at the station t Of the Glover home, wiere De Villiers} the Government has been advised that | vind seve dead man, but the news ran through | Printed copies of the con clan recounted these conversations. I'm the party,” he replied called in an effort to see hie el recent proclamations against import-|‘ycluding the Singer Sewing Machine the county wit lightning peed, | ROFL were late. coming from the print “KING MENELIK DEAD: | “We gald Dr. Jeiliffe, meaning him-| Later on, when questioned in hia cell, | wife. Glover, who is in Jail eb rt ms into Ireland were wltra vires |Compans, the Murphy Btow i WOMAN ENTERED HIS OFFICE|'™ i (X6), BAPNAMOntREy. <etteation | M self and others of the alleniats, “told| the prisoner refused to «ay whether or| With murder, say he shot in «el Ws |a fannot be sustained. a B fn groves and athe bot! the House sen } i aa th, je stretched mn ABA BOOK ACERT nn er cut dela aamvesty | THIS IS OFFIGIAL shia ent se nad no ian as to nin] nat te wna Lewhan, He stretched Wine Te gia anit = nel to wr dela hemos n | on a bench and went to sleep after in ody; revolved spd 4 jas vuch's gon, Stephen, lyfe hs Li al both Houses Were prepared, however, | nity or insanity, and merely wanted) oie ig opinion of the potic i‘ wire | We Wothe case, who was known as lew York some years ago while ac i _— . . to #ak for speedy approval secretary to Frank Hedley of the (11/4 nt fad 1 borough. An auto (ruck ran him f the div | to ied what was in his mind at the uve | Abyssinian Ruler’s Demise, Often time of the murder eee, With the hope of “We found him reticent and reluctant. t whe, De Ville declared, Was his w orous language. Mra. Glover, Collins was on post in Broadway at{ sald to ha ved upon and Senate — ¥ Mrs. de Vill over would ms on F i; m 2 o'clock this afternoon when a ter ‘ fra. Meimed gino acted wee diner | Hettin tie bill out of the way In time | Reported and Denied, An Hin volee wae quiet and si “mel from the Manhattin atreey station! ® Drief statement, in Which she said she UND PROFIT. reanee, is daughter, Louise, [s betas] (or _Preelabin, “Wilsan to Téave for: hia) nounced by Government. auestions he would refuse to rnawetlaked him to arrest a man who wan | WAX te daughter of a New York bro = Christmas vacation in Missiamlppi to svn ae noms, ‘The | troubleso ‘olling went up to er; that her maiden name was Camp cipal of acho! at Livingstone Manor, |)" ADD ie ABishal Aoyesthin te, 22 — | cree MUS pete abige Tis areuslenwieie, “Collins fant tno the] Et tt ar ane’ ned tha weatteo's welt] sullivan County. " Iwo a'ciuck before unanimous! inved here today | I ae Siu trer New Jersey ii 10.) ecord drink and obstreperous, | Championship in sh De Villiers, 4 cine made tu the stranger v to one atory that 8 Dene | consent wan ected In the Houn ty take ene sathe B lated to-day, the Brance wor : ; h |The man wae able hee book ‘anent and met Cc ch when | UP Ue conte report: At that hour a Liclealed AI, sown, phd Aled | tion * with Collins's ussistanes, wiso aaid She had been the wife of but was divorced and to alk to the sta- She Catered ho office te cell im some | tHe report had not been pi had cane mperor Menelik 11 “hat ter i tant TO TESTIMONY OF ALIENISTS. | "\\ Leehan after hia acquittal) MT" tau ver in Doraber, ieee law vol i ff Couch | MMe leaders expected at last two on m sod ell eb It was not a pretty tale, aurpansing|a¢ Tome River Saturday afternoon| Ve Villiers ts sald to have mw Wlunee) Old friends of Couch) , {the first time an official announcement prominent commander on the Boer sd San recall that it was at about that) ree Huure lewate when it did come in ie eee eed Rumors of tho nc.” indecency and general immorality the | started for New York with money tur-|Hrominent commander on the | Period he had erected tu his offic idl: ein the Het dani had (eeehn 1A eihe nn tor | evidence given at the last session of the |nished him by Mrs. Jasper Lynah at manifest at our TEN STORES at EL VASO, Tex. Dee Dar tout doudle partition of tnch boards, |!US appearance in the Kenate was aot | 1E true Christmas spirit is plainly leupuseay gemee (ets so the @ |several days in the European capitals, | tia. During thie testimony Schmidt | Lakewood, who fAnanced his defens re, kilo nt La 4. Wan ue Uhese days, as throngs of merry Wereby converting the space peyote ne telave contested wita the | Wut Were recelved with skepticten, sat with his eyes closed and his froway | Leehan told an Lvening World reporter! rested here in Ma with Lbthiy shoppers flock in and out, loaded down the barrier into a hidden ruom tu) aseraeriss ar enna te peror Menelik was sixty-nine | head nodding, apparently unconscious | at Toms River that he expectal to stay | Wo punn, anotier San Antonlo 9 ‘ FT Si hat te bri hi | routine work of preparing the report | New " th a with LO! weets that are to ing jouxe the woman, Hen due foam ieee ree | . having been born Anko: | of the words of deliitte. in New York two or thr aye tly charge outing te seo joy to. many. a heart en Christ : was associated with Alton Us (it ae furtiion peat the ilana of th, | baron duly 12, 184. He was e son of! pp. Jellitte reported that Schmidt wal |W" KO to the farm of a relative t] 1, Madero killed, ‘The arrests we ie | joy oe 2 emas Parker in the case of John Allen, who Pafsahaae i "| Haeli Melicoth, King of Shoa, and was i |New Hampahire, It was his dealre, hel on complaint of 1 1 Villon 4 Day. Candy going out ef town should was convicted of the murdeb of Ureula | leaders am) ut 2.30 o'clock the HMoune | to the phy 1a his bishops and fellow Uirte! be started on its way to-day. Every minute is golden now. Assorted Hard Candie A acleot assortment of long lasting favorites. comprising Buttercups. AS aid to bs ut descend ¥ wald, to work hard on the farm until be who Waa multary: qlvleer and Honate both were marking time, | "Ma to be direct descendant of the) viene “refused to acknowledge his war veteran, Pevpermints. Blossoms, Fruit and Nut Chine, many cee equally f : . ja was certain he had conquered his ap-|to Madero, with the intention of staying in won. | Queen Of Sheba and King Solomon: | suthority.” Sohmidt excused his sini to Madero. Menelik became famous chiefly in con: | "ce them. Helen Keller has rocelved a dad = i \ When his father died, Menelik was, petite for whiskey. Viljoen charged that Dunn and 1» wion until the BIL wax diapesed of. | 3 . he confided to the witness, becaus om ji A CAMAFEa DaboREL OobEGOn t BOGUS PARDON GETTER Prompects for a lung night soavion | OMY twelve years old. The throne of} reine eapecially endowed with holiness AAU Yas SL ag F captive and laimed himself Km- | Schmidt sald he believed ho had hyp- the Diaz troops at Juarez and becam which labored until dawa this Perea Ci nee ig ch followe || nection with the war between Abyssinia |, i" tFving to repeat figures given tO) ¢o., ire Commissioner Johnson en- Abyssinia was weixed by Kaseal, Gov- | 4 * 4 KELLER IS A “BUFF.” | Madero commander, « big sum of m GOES T0 PEN HIMSELF a oe ine cont , m. [enor of Kondor, who took Menelik he was entitled to act as he pleased, |HELEN KELLER IS to kill Madero, who had just defeats tic powers and that the chureh y i aH . peror, but Menelik escaped and became | "0 i the new Dictator of Mexico. Hoth me p Rall ae n ' i pea Geld Mas ads fas th pcaniea . ruler of the Kingdom of Shoa. poencres refused to allow him to prac- | were eis SSstulltes Naren SE several months later. sed as ive Sulzer and ‘ Made Much Money on Pre- [closely th lines tald down by Prem |e italy, wien he organised an army Rie eee ree or, more, Schmidt | sitting her to the courtesies of the Are tended Influence. tenow feror of 70,080 men, with whom he defeated | (hen i. Of line, Ina letter which she has written . ¢ the Itallans in @ sertes of battles and ; . in reply to the Fire Commissioner's Leo Geansbers, Atty-two, ot No, wi[MOREED ON FUNDAMENTALS | toy Gictated his own terme of peace. | git pathos once tn & while relloved gnnsuncement Mias Keller saya: “From Clay avenue, the Bronx, who for several OF SENATE BILL. One of the fiercest battles of the war fecltal of the man's unclean self- this day 1 velong to the éellowahip of months posed as a relative of the de-| A menerul desire among 1 tore to| wan fourht a: Adowe on March 1, Wh ita cares wont teree me he told of | premen—the ‘‘ravest and most self for- Aten ’ Posed Gov. William Sulzer and as m jet away from Washington for the} when « crushing defeat was taflicted | mueti getful body of men of any in our public 1 ‘Conel = = = fleeced many by promising them poal-|Christinas holidays resulted upon the Itallans, who lont more than| “sane was good to me," he aald, “when | Sryte.” {fram “Ron = pra eer MGW RADE, S TOCO- tions within the «ift of the Executive, | &ramme calculated by Leme 4.200 wh and 200 native troops Killed | t was sick. 1 loved her and I tried to Fire Commissioner Johnson knew Mii lea % eenort 2 He velatee; @ Was today sentenced to Bing Sing|@r® to piace the bill before the Presi: lang wounded, witle 2.000 of them, th! Kise her he ove away at frat, but Ikeller when he lived in Tuscumbia, thedr sen Prison for not less than two years and| dent for signature to-night aod to | iyding 1,00 whites, ware taken prison: | y Ala., some years ago. s00n she came ba “I did not have to use handwriting,” Schmidt said, imitations of the signatures of my professor in Bavaria. I was in high spirits and good health and I entered hin, ‘The linto the personality of the professor. | @ Lid) Jeassu,' 1 was the profesvor. So it wa: noty 1a only elghteen years of age. ite tx ng for mes to «ign his name. sald to possess Broat intelligence and) Tell ux" asked Dr. Jeilifte, “it you! Me 2 5 ae nper ks French and German ‘er pla: he viol htuyr | and One Hundred and Forty-|%tting aside of he rules in order that lite way chomen neveral years ago, bY | oN Gd eeld child cit Was neces, TWO HIT BY TWO TRAINS. eaahth atest, March 17, on a worthless) te conference report might not Pe) Menelik himaelf ax hin successor. ‘The | yustnems, 1 felt like it and L put my fee: any ae check. Probation officers told Judge] forced to lay over for a day to be] jut wren is sald to have possessed |. x monthe and not more than four] clear the way for an immediate receam | ory py the Abyssinians, who eeeee years and aix months by Judge Mul-| until Jan, 12, but the onexpected delay} iyat their own lows was 3,000 men, aueen in General Sessions. Mireatened to upset these plans, Menelte declared himself a eerlatian| There were fivo indictwents for for-| President Wilson had been notitied | ang maintained « church estublishm gery and grand larceny pending against] that the report would be laid before} in which there was a nuxture Sonneberg. He pleaded guflty to one] both houses to-day and that nothing | Gpristianity and heat charging grand larceny in the second| Would stand in the way of his de-! noir ty the throne, Prin ree in which he was accused of hay-|d*rture for Pans Christian, Minm, at ing obtalned &% from the Columbia and | W449 Tuesday night, os sueduled Knickerbocker Tru many at Third] In thedtouse procedure ealied for the Among other women who hold fire | badges in this city are Mias Anne Mor- gan, Mrs, Russell Sage, Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, nee Lelen Gould, and Mra, tobert H, Matnzer. nzer is known by every fireman y. He attends every fire he can possibly reach and is known as chief of “Buffs,” Founded 1845 ORF MapREEe 35e FOUND BOX In buying a Waters HTM GLACE Pit Tiss Piano or Waters-Au- a tola player-piano of The Ideal Xmas Gift Sirians Horace Waters & Co. ||! a ntatiebice val the andr mpl you deal direct with the Woman and Grandson Fatally re: Bacate 4 ed tu the water and sat In it and played, |4 Hiuinveen tint Honnehers has ten jee a esate ths. lenders on w pevate forLune estimated At $287) Waas an Auepised aan doer, tne Shaukat Mansa Darks manufacturer and make sthree of these Worthless checks 0 Mecsaunn aLane. chief of Walch Was an inclpent protest ——_ wiahes, toy tod On thelr way to Brookiyn ty see the] 1! sure of getting a thor- Whie ia the Tombs, according to the} >) Ue supporters of tie provision Cr BRAVE POLICEMAN BURIED. TELLS OF EFFECT BLOOD Hap! Christmas festoonings to-day Mrs Oe a obag ane insurance fund to Kuarantes bank ON SCHMIDT. | Madeline Henninger, sixty-four, of No.| {| oughly good piano of . ner there to | leposite ) Wae stricken out of the| Members of Force i Comrade} When the phystclans asked him {4716 Jerome avenue, Forest Park, L. S tasuence Airs of Menara Seasions | il In conference, who 5 Lite. | whether he knew it wax lewally a!and her three-year-old grandson, Henry fine tone and durable —— : : = © im revease ber husband. He also ob-| The conferrees agreed on practically # jerime for him to kill Anna, midt| Henninger, reached the grade crossing Special Offer to Sunday Schools, Churches, Ete. (uined $100 shortly before his arrest} S!! of the fundamentals of the measure] Daniel Gibvons, who suatained injuries| wuld: “It makes no diiference. Nobody jof the Log Island Railroad at Beach . as it passed the provision that not i yre than twelve regio be en A Special Saleaman at each store assures committees remot truction that will “ Pounds of METROPOLITAN MIXTURE, wear well and give per Absolutely Pure, Wholesome Candy, and i i 60 Half Pound Box fect ‘satisfaction. Pounds of that OLD TAstionEt® BOILED SUGAR MIXTURE. and 60 Half Pound Boxes, for WATERS AUTOLA | Pounds of MANHATTAN MIXED, Con: sisting of Chocolates, Caramela, and 20 fi wate, including the | Dee. 9 In trying to stop a runaway from) underst s than eight nor} which he died some days later tn St.| may be. 4! banks should | Francis’s Hospital wes buried to-day | what anyb ted, ‘The creserve requirements] after werviees at St. Thomas's jiom the husband of a woman now in the penitemtiary to secure a pardon for her fram the then Gov, Sulzer, He re~ turned thie money when threatenet with prosecution. Let me die as soon as ‘street and Atlantic avenue, Morrls Park, «I did no wrong: | which y had to cros# to get the elve thinks does not) train. Mrs, Henninger fatled to notice ‘oh, | matter.” ithe approach of a westbound train, It for banks entering the sysvenm which Jat st. Nicholas av and One Hundred) At one examination Schmilt becama|caught the grandimoties and child in had been silkitly let down by the Sen-land Blghteenti str Rev, Father! angry with Dr. Gregory and refused to! inid-track and threw) them onto the ate wero strengthened in conference, an| Larkin officiated. The Interwent was In| speak while lr. Gregory was In the| track for eactuound traine OR. BERG DENOUNCES amendment allowing the ‘use of: te} Calvary, jroom, He sald Dr. Gregory had put) At the sane moment a traln golng | t hy ‘ rally Waldo and { | | ° ’ ee i Bnd the penal A Prcomy, Palin Fe) Rept A notice in the paper comparing Schmidt east struck the two. Mra, Henninger | {| . Other Kinds, and 60 Half Pound Boxe TWE TEACHERS’ LOBBY] sss t-cze cre tar, tat rma (reais MSc ara kel at et to hart enc | playerspianos have. the i aad ‘ rf patrolien frou his prectnot, two Heu- | UP Me statement and found that it was! where they were transferred to st oe | & paves — make change the louse conferrees| tenants, four sergeants and Acting Cap. /@n Interview which had not the sight: | Mary's Hospital, Bath samefinetoneand dur. oc oA ra called in Kepresentative Bulkley of Atcks Mths at Hering Before) Si nano te Hate re |i wt eta cach WS yy urn ss! gayg BAIGi owoy am, {{/ eee Stee ot Mayor Kline on Bill Affect- euinent fo eho {bat the provision:was| (Mt he ee kml FoR eA Pras ~ ‘ | contain all the very lat- ing Pay. COMPROMISE PLAN FoR THeE|ARMOURS ARE FINED $300.) Pr SP ee DS Sen LAE est improvements so | Mayor Kilne to-day gave a pudilc Printhead adie a nde R25 Pounds of nag| MON! the finger to Achawdt, who) Louis Joiriakia, twenty, No. m2 Weat|}} Necessary in an up-to- do welkht Includes thy Contatner ins hearin on the Velte Dil, which makex| ,7M0 Wait lnk drawn out struggle o pie pong jeapeal up una tried to draw the ph- | Twenty-fourth street, an onedvus ia the ({| date player of the high- special provision for forty male train- 48) Hotel Martinique, was fatally shot car ministration’s determination that the! ,, 5 | ing school pupil teachers, who, ul-|Comperoiler wf the Currency sheuld ne| The Armour Company was tinea | Femtre! nee Be erie’ this thebab on the eisthte list, aid not come | ives lace on the Federal reserve | 8 by Justices Russell, Fleming and| {Ail blood te mine” | B Heventh avenue ae the provisions of the $900 mini- eee vie the ae systeay "| Hsenioay o Hei ended rind ! Paget trend ene ee Ane eter ey wage because they were not) The Senate conferees we th ARR MOTOR FOR artinel a ” detually teaching when the tainimum|div.ded on this proposition, three ses, | visited the company's plant on June hate Ae eae Seat ae ears a e by Dr. Was raised from $720. ators joining with che House members| /8*t 894 condemned $25 pounds of vad a hain any P ssueeslitcee oe at shot by Dr. Henry W. Berg of No. Ub Seveut!: | of the committee in supporting the Ad- | °!!/cket. i i t reer w tne ® euhon) putlirweuty-two, a kitchen hel) r @trect, Manhattan, opposed the bill. He} ministration’s contention, It was nearly Vleberman Dairy Company, Ls OMe re 7 taurant y friend, but he shot ald there was serious danger of the|duylight when w ingle whiting ¥ poration, was Aned $680 for seven WOMEN STAY AWAY FROM J ine,” he xusped, "It wes an avcite salary echedule being upset if teachers | mougit tie coniereuce to @ cluse. he mairy erat Ls ot hae COURT-ROOM. Zireckti wae taken to the West seven- est grade. Examine the Waters | tone and quality and compare the Waters prices and terms and you will be convinced that the Waters Piano or the Waters-Autola “Storm Hero” “irs:tati OUT T0- Umbrellas hf / eal | Free at All “MORROW! The World's Winter Resort Guide AL for 1913-1914 yxibeart, the attorney for t Ty ” t wer ation by Poleen permitted to make Journeys to Al-| The conferenve ace the Senate an iad been o _ “Those two," Mr. koelbie quoted ‘teenth street etati by : . Dany nnd lobby for measures which [amendment Increasing the Koll reserve [Mand walt HE had: been out Schmidt as saying, “are not only aciens Larch and in Oila chavae of f player-piano is the very wet ek to be iusued from should be decided by the membere of | behind the r tile, but human, ‘They koow Loam ti of the is dasadit, George Chol best value and the most W318 per cen faxed in the House | pomos » Th 4 doubt my sanity whet n Now @ Third ave , ~ > » the Board of Education. cop.| bik 19 40 per cent with # graduated [TOMO thar eae be ok gan” eet ERS Te tion wee Gate nd ee nba attractive piano propo- GIFTS — “reatest Guide of Its Kind Dr. Herg said tha be was not com) ux’ on depiction as arranged in the Very few women applied for admis: jana) withers iti ossible Ever Published! Cemning the achool terchem, but mere-| senate. It was understood that Vresi-| $2,000,000 FOR A HOME, | sion to the trial to-day. In view uf the eee sition p . Cost from | OF LARGE SIZE, PRINTED ly their Soe at a spoke in the dent Witsoe end § retary of the areas: a fuct that the “remulars,” the squad of RIO'S PREMIER | | h 1 tn Shan jean $1 to $10 | ON HEAVY COATED PAPER | terens erad toachii ry McAdoo let the conferecs know that omen Who have hu bout the four y . | TE) x6 highea e een blag | ry MeAsod le the confer rt 114 audInvallde Bememt women who have hung about tne ort ONTARIO'S LL. Our three stores will be int | PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED, ¢ and place ies Were rewional reserve banks are to | HTOnX have not been selected, They are look ut selected by the Boece! ing Tor the biggest purse available, and y of the Treasury, the s Not Agriculture and Comptre the Currency, np his safe and took Diavor Kline was saked if he would], A compromise plan for retiring the m Nurke Estate, eagerly listening to the hoerl ha James Whitney, Premier of On- naar eae Iles. Presenting all the information a 3 be 08 whic | eco of the exec Hirde t “8 ‘ brahwin & Berause 01 OF vaeatic Hi sign the bith He aid he would if he lcurency Ja based was written into the| AM acconting of the executors of the no order exclud- tario, Is slightly ill at the Hotel Manhat Open | busides hundreds gf other storee (u| to know A omtabse wid felt suse that its east would noi) pil vy the cuntore Under the plan) ¢state ef John M. Murke, the wealthy ing women from the court-room waa tan, and it may reuulre a Week or more Sew" York and! uiressmout™ ie) Sort hotels and Kae tin eer es Teach any further than the fonty men, | s3¢,0n,0W worth of these bonds will bo SMP owner who died December, 110, igaued. The souct authorities sald that rest before he will be able to return to | P| ecuntry i kane f poe Hing Pedces at He wii consult wie ofice of the Cor-| purchased cach year, beginning two fled in the Surrogate's vMMico to-day, jmawmuch wo the “remslars’ seemed to \Toronts, He had been in Wascington| {I vel nh Ss | | cruises to (orsign idaden an poration Counsel years after tho sya om Is placed in| ahows that the realluary portion of the have taken the hint in the threet of yan on tile Way home when it wan | | fautee hate operation by the new regional. banks loft in memory of Winifred ) out, uttered last Friday, | > break | he | i i Mile ai CARPENTIER MATCHED from the present national bunks. On \iastersun Hurke, the decedent's mother, Were Was Ho need to whut them out, | erided tn break thet re a until January first New York C one-half of ite holdings ed j oined yesterday, bat wi | é WITH JOE JEANNETTE, |e, may, smus curnency. sys fa mre NAN Ba m nate ana Get Away (270 ome tomurrow, Ti, Vy | 7! roany Addrone Upun nt mainder will bo refunded in 3 per cent hem Wal is Known as the Wink Whit azo family phyaiclan, aserived) f] | i . pon i t i Uhirly=vear bonds or 4 per cont, one- fred Masterson Darke Rellef Foundation, qseanam scretner iesemareh to overwork and nervous. orace a ers 0, || || Read Work’ Real ite Ads, Call at Any Work Of PAR, Dex a-George Carpentier Year treasury notes, which the bunks! a corporation formed to ald q Gone | che eae Metra tran ieee esnney \T] .| Jor Best Bargains FRE CORY 4 sae and Joe Jeannette were matohed to-|must agree to renew each year for vyicarents The. foundation iy nen i ” a as ropbed See ae ‘T Three Stores: |! pees Rec f y the v thirt rs sana for the thir we Bas ‘ : F ; . Tres Gay, fF © Bat te She Very Bear future, | (Minder the conference agreement, cit-| Uulliine a home for invalids i Thieves (feed bare on a tics STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. ||) 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St, Use World Real Estate Ads, WINTER RESOK PE GUIDE DEPT.,” Care of New York World | Pulitzer Bhig., Pay for Quick Resuits 127 W. 42d St., near Bway | 254W. 125thSt., nr. Sth Ave. | ea- wales of Preah Beef im ee ev ding, Satiiles BD cours ver poi aan,