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——— THE SVSNING WORLD; SATURDAY; APEIL 5, °10i8" Great ‘‘abernacle in Which Billy Sunday Opens __'PATERSOWISREADY Paterson Campaign, and the Baseball Evangelist WITH BI. WELCOME FOR BILLY’ SUNDAY —— Reasons In the Editorial Section: Japan's Interest in Preserving the Integrity of China. BY ADACHI KINNOSUKE The Proposed Transformation of New York's Prison Syetem. A otriking interview with Professor George W. Kirchwey of Columbia University. The War Ban on Alcohol. 2 Gen, Edwards Reports on ¢ jon Affair in Which One Wa Killed and Three Hu ! Wit! Open Two * Campaign There w Afternoon GOVERNMENTS PLAN gn Gn eee cr ae ce BY ARTHUR BENINGTON te morrow aflere months esse - religious ree ‘ of 10 May Police the Whole Panama District Adjoining U.S ante The chureh-e bes t prepar populace (here * tor bi many months, and expects from his Territory say @ general reform The remainder —_ +. M the population, which is at ieast = ‘he Our ABLENAC LT of MATLESBON NU ne-third foreign-bora, te aiting PAGHINGTON, Apri b Nespone Diy for the killing of an Americar The revival will be almost @ N SS SSeS MRS. GLYNNAELPS (SUBWAY VENTLATON POT WAT CHEF MAVAL ADE. 37 SSS are @ Pepert to the War Depariment to jer v Seecce, INVENTOR IN FIGHT BY STREET GRATINGS se ws os TO DANIELS QUITS = Ve See Oe ne ee eceeee en, TOAVOD BLIME S325 pelising of aii Panama directly ad-| wen am Ar iionaire State Kenator fre son and North Jerse, vangelistic fetwing United Mates territ tian, has introduced @ bill making Association, a with curtostty pty bine. wight from reach the Borough President Condemns} millionaire who bas @eding Colon and Panama City 7 . . : a dots [* mutual promise to marry tlexal ‘ == _ lead tho movement to bave sunday oa ee, got.{ Frederick Savage Freed by, System in Letter to Public | sates it te to writing. At present | OPPOSC d Secretary and De \"y reforin Paterson, | Court After Long Battle Service Commission & verbal promise to marry is bindieg.| = clared Navy Was Unfit to | 4. eaver, his choir leader, and The bili in part reade other of by atalt, wh have been + restin, In tlantie Cit since the ag ver agreement, promies oF wa- Meet an Enemy. niladelphia revival, will be with bits dertaking is void unless it of some 7 d hie wife. ! note or memorandum thereof be in i pcession of automobiles will be writing and subscribed by the party to carry the the to be charged therewith, or by his! Langdon, ‘Twenty-first re Coast Artillery, shot through the of Friends. beart by Colon police leutenant = \ Wounded | " AMBTERDAM, N.Y, April 3—| domes M. De Laughrey, private | cicough the efforts of Mrs, Martin| ident Marcus M. n the Public Servioe Marks haw writ Commiasion co WASHINGTON, April 3. — Rea demning the system cir hosts to of sub € jon by sidewa Admiral Hradley A, Fiske bas Company 1, Fifth Infantry, shot : f subway ventilation by jewalk jawful agent, if such agreement, oO H. Giynn, wite of the former Gove | gratings He says promise of undertaking ia made in| #sned his post as Aide for Operations |) Cy Alliat Bie Monpitas /erRor: her mother, Mra WI Mas | eaty attention han been called to Cogaideration of marriage, including Uecause, it 1s believed, he t# un- i parade, with hundreds Four Pictures of Popular Movie Players with ane ann, 3 nd Others. Hearings b dad consonant ti . | ra and between fifteen anc Lomi Frederick Savage, inventor, has Wool savisability of installing ventilating | gee ees to Arey: willing to be held responsible for the | ty ni russ bands and fife and drum |i Brief Biographies, Printed on Tinted Charies R. Kicheson, private, Com: 1 se ment for rel t tele aatanling ¥ This legal phrassology may be dim-| condition of the navy, whieh, he | ¢, All the bands will) ma P rin “World Pict: Secti Fi pany G, Fifth Infantry, shot through | 0" ee eee ee jeratings in sidewalk areas, particu-|eult for the lay mind to understand, | thinks, Is not fit to defend the coun. | Bu They aper in or icture: ction. iret shoulder. [Ogdensburg Mtate Insane Asylum. iariy upon Broadway. In this con-/aome of the lawinakers admit. tut | “Hrighten the Corner Where You Are" Group of a Series to Be Continued from Je bis oficial report Gen. Edwards| Savane claimed to be a victim of nection I hex leave to record my they add: try. and other simple hymns his « Week to Week |men who wanted to keep him out of ‘Nenition te labiatta ian All the Ollvgr Osbornee will know| A® Ale for Operations Admiral] paigne have made popular claewhers, |B . J ay o6 ‘oft by by i what it means.” " Then, with Sun nd his pa | “The trouble was caused by the ex- | the Way #0 they could profit by Hs | gratings for three principal re ‘he bit in the Senate Judictary meg ‘i i ro vd bes “ed ig the lead, the procession will move to) & cited police clubbing soldiers. Other patented process for making rubber “Virat gratings are 4 There im no opposition | 8Y%', 1p the absence of the Becre- | Market Street, to Main, to Broadway jtary and the Assistant Secretary he| and t protested, and the police be- to be used in f wear. He was com- st Eighteenth Street, where | = gan to shoot. coast artillery mitted to the institution in April, ——— is in complete chargo of the organt-| it will stop for Sunday to inspect the ; Guard attem: ay ' wrporel Langdon we pele hate dlesah fag gt dp " nich he iw to work In the Magazine Section: Mead Corporal Langdon was 1912. ’ on of the people whon woula {BURNED TRYING TO WARM UP, | zation. Ite 18 the Sec tary’s prinel- | Dix tabernacle in which he Is to wor ag & police lieutenant. Three Supreme Court Justice Henry V.) normally the sidewalk sp Sewaea pal adviser upon all subjects bearing |g= Charming Romance of New York and China. tinct detriment to traffc, statin men of the provost guard started to Hurst, bet: hom si ‘ “ dust upon astratesy, movements of the ses : ‘ ‘ainil fFetera the fre, but were stopped bY for freedom wan made in habens cor. | NE orcupled by a grating Tae ee ey aeveminees tor wee |ALDEN, ONCE A BROKER, “Certified Babies” Project Now Interesting thi d eo for oO use oO clare | i Spee” we Preventing further | jus proceedings, yesterday ordered| somainder of the sidewalk, so | John Thomas of No. 580 Went One|, 2¢ War sould be declared, the Aide LOST FROM SOUND BOAT |= ... Chicagoans. , tureed out a company of ar-|the release of the inventor. Three t the traMe over tho grating red and Seventy-sixth Street was | fF Operations would be compe == Scientifically Experting a Haunted House by the armed, to act as a provost | physicians appointed by the court! jy often less than half of what | CMValescent after an operation and just |bear the responsibility for to unfit- | British Society for Psychical Research. Feit ee inctticg | persons with whom Bovage had) would be the normal amount soldiers were | 84 business dealings pronounced) carried by the sidewalk without to return to camp Panama |"!m insane, but forty who had known] 4 grating. The remainder of the on men who were un-|him from boyhood swore he was ec-' sidewalk space is thereby cor- ! centric in some respects, but not vd. De Laughery was { 5 . this point. ieee fe Ph brtgented crasy. “Hecond—in frosty weather | ond th mont was aflamo in an in. | beeB out of sympathy with the Dan: FALL RIVER, Mass., April 3.—When che thrown at soldiers by civillans.| Savage, before he was placed in! the gratings are much more wlip- | #tant ores brought ald ang | 1¢l8 system of managing the navy. He | the Fall River steamer Plymouth ar- @emand Panama officials ar-| an asylum, contracted with the Hood — pery than is any sidewalk surface ie fire In hin bathrobe was beaten out, | has deplored what he looked upon aa | rived here yesterday from New York, F. | able to be up and about, when he be-|noss of the fleet and for its move-| | ‘ " | came chilled at 2 o'clock this morning. | mente. Stains in Stateroom Indicate New: | kot out of bed, put on @ bathrobe, went] He has been Alde for Operations i 'z into the Kitchen and Mehted the oven of since Secretary Daniels took charge ark Man Cut Himself and Then the kas stove to warm hifself. ‘The L bathrobe came in contact with the tignt | &% the department, but has always Page Map of England and Adjacent Waters, Showing Vessels Sunk During First Four Weeks of War, and Where They Were Sent to the Bottom. aped Overboard. respondingly congest 3 the police lieutenant who|Rubber Company to manufacture normally laid. Dr. Gluckatein, from Washington Heights | tendencies which have worked for | Eaton Alden of No. 466 Ridge Street, mn and I have ten wit- haa coho par Neh rk a oa : Hg oe ‘ene poaltively aetuie” Mit:|boots out of rubber made according — “Third—Tho presonce of these | Hospital, drented ‘Thomas's burns and | the destruction of the efficiency of /Newark, a passenger, was missing. All gow quiet. to his patented process, Later a dis- gratings has cost the city tens of cin to take him to the hospital. service, Blood stains on the wa agreement arose. Savage, who then) thousands of dollars when traffic “rm Just out of @ hospital and 1) He hus urged Congress and the Sec- | (P17! sua tiosea bls war Noithe ral'aea YANKEE CORPORAL SLAIN lived in Hoston, was taken into cus- | requirements, dictated | & change seh Ko back, #0 I'll stay home,” | retary to take steps that would bring | joupeq overboard. | 0 » s in the width of roadway wit | a fl “| tody and officers of the company tea- Corresponding alteration in mvc EN About the reorganization of the ser Young New York Pianist Who Is Surprising the g Musical World in His Mastery of the Hardest & | = Piano Compositions Ever Written. F tifled that he had acted incoherently Ik. Had th be vice on a acientitic basis, On Dec. 17| F. Eaton Alden, who was fifty-eight | b ‘ A L BY coP WITHOUT CAUSE and written incoherent letters, and thet, in ‘uadition to money naved, MAYOR TO LOSE OTHER LEG | ne told the House committee that years old, was formerly in the Broker. Community Cooking to Abolish the Kitchen. » de! in the revo c| dd - b iT J a ed of th Vv. es ws : re eaa ages bape iia gla Melee inch" annoyance would have been aeutive | ey tua arpa cng fie board stisizaie: | One tees: ‘ = Ancient Legends Told Around the Passover Table. First Inquiry by Wood in Colon|!ater sent to the Hudson River State “At tho ‘present time the widening ee Ritia, Woon) busines Ib, would be 0 | vived by tne mons CRUE, & siudsnt ime. MPpressiOnistic Paintings of The Madonna, The Cross and The Passion. A Page in Colors. was transferred to Ogdensburg, He rately stopped for the time being Ax a last resort to save his life, physi. |t 8° into action, Congress turned versity. : by Massachusetts on (he ground that right leg of Dr. J. Wilks O'NeiM, Mayor | been opposed by Secretary Daniel + ings exist which woul, sta matt . COLON, Panama, April 3.—Major- | Myyrae § native New Yorker, | Lynn of approximately: Wb o rebuil | of Bergenfield and founder of the New and created Instead a Chiet of Oper: o y engineers state i js entirely | Je x tions. | Gen, Leonard Wood, Commander of |in a friend of Mra. Glynn's mother. an al months ago his left lee | the power of the Chief of Oper: 5 lend o b osaible to arrange other Department of the East, reached | Mr#, McNelll’s non was a college mate bomunie to arranwe other and equally | Was out off just below the knee to-day and immediately ordered of Savage, and in that way she be- When making © speech in November, | tions would be virtually identical » intereated in thet at no greater cost to the subway, and! 1913, “following his electlo ’ a full investigation of the shooting of | “When tiow and. Mra Given” cts the necessity of reconstruc: | ft yilowins his election, Dr. O'Neill | with that of Aide for Operations, the Corporal Langdon last night by alin Lynn in June, 1914, Mra, MeNotl! Ui wnen ine all ig minions cuiruh a Bis lett, tog, Blood Roltoning de. main difference oe bie me Baa e 1 veloped, ( il io r e1 Colon police Heutenant, enlisted the interest of Mra Glynn 4 air ¢rom sidewalk gratings now in| spread to his right REREHION |, FORO RFS MEAD (OS $80: RUAtORentA ’ | Preliminary examinations indicate | 0", Mrs. Magrane, and they have iyo iy moat objectionable. Purther- UO Ore Admiral Fiske made to the Housg been active ever alnce in the off ; twat the killing of Corporal Langdon |mewmecctivs sever sine In the forte mora, thong nigewalk gratings con | HORSE THROWS N.Y. GIRL. [Committee on Naval Attire on IN FIVE MINUTES Shows Langdon Was Mak- Hospital in New York, from which ne of Laxington Avenue has boon delib-| NORGENFIELD, N. J., Apri 3,— | 000 that the navy was always ready | 91, the Uiligtilly of Shite ae | Remarkable Experiences of a Noted Animal Trafner “FUN,” the Great Weekly Joke Book! The Best Comic Section in New York! In the Metropolitan Section: Frueh, the Metropolitan's Funny Artist, at His Best in His Black and White Sketch of tribute toward unsanitary condi- Dec. 17: . pales Ata ta was without provocation, The corpo tions, inasmuch as through these number of ral was attempting to arrest a tur- ti dust d 4 | . WASHINGTON, April 3.—Miss Doro. |things that we would have to do in Dulent private when the peice it.| STATEN ISLAND NOTES. MrMuken inte the subway ae well aa) thy Shedd, twenty-three years old, ex. lerder to get our navy into effective ng to shoot without warn- ‘The Postmanter at Woeat Now expelled from It, pert horsewoman, whose address was|shape to meet an enemy, | doubt 1 Done’ ° tk bc | It is requested that this matter| given here as No. Went One Hun {whether it could be accomplished in Pape’s Diapepsin” is the Arela of Colon Province is| Brighton is now Dante! J. Reach, receive your most careful conaidera-| dred and Seventh Stroot, Now York City, {f¥e years. only real stomach regu- “Crowding. holding the police lieutenant in neclu-| who was recently appointed by Prea-| tion. Data with reference to neta | oe throw frat oot New York City. plans would have to be prepared XN é hs 4 ' | tho 0 actual] was thrown from her horso yesterday 5 + yn. id " i son, at tne request of Gen. Edwards.| (aent” Wilson, and” who. relieved) trafic wilt bo submitied 4€ you de-| in Thomas, Circle. and ari for the conduct of war. It would lator known New Midget Theatre in a Three-Story-and-Base- sly hurt |take many months to get the per- ——_ She was taken to the Wmergency Hos-|sonnel trained to go on board battle- pital, where it was said her condition |shipa now in reserve. | doubt if we a ? could bring our navy to ¢ edd wae riding with C. M. preearedn of one or tw by : fern thon of the canal defenses, George I. Nichol, former Chairman | *' “ of the Republican County Committee, pn ence IRON IN BABY’S STOMACH? The following changes In the pas- OBITUARY NCTES. torates of the Methodist churches of R-Raye, It ta Thowsht, Will Hevent|the island have been mado by the| oun Enalis, for half a century ha pe Newark Conference: The Rey, Rob- | Prominent ship buil ment; Stage in the Kitchen. does” put bad stomachs in eh ae anes Frisking People at the Public Library to See If this city, Miss J uropcan pt af ihe ti sete Afar Teartburn and | They Are Absent-Mindedly Carrying Out we! n is dead of] peur oF ue ate ciath f Ainital Flake ss generally, consid, |40urneey 12, pape Diapepsin the leg Books. " y , vel me. oO : the most brilliant and versatile —mi Y - ’ . . oft M, Avlooworth to Trinity ‘M, 1.1 f¥a'vours at hin home Ne tee tetea| et ered the moat Orta haa a reparation lest aclling stomach regulator in the| = Serving Drama with Squab and Lobster, or Thrill- Miselay eifterag feoee hp s a ce Hee fora hie nating: — fas general naval authority, world, If what you eat ferments int ers with Table d’Hotes. Br gt Avenue, Brooklyn, Before his retire. nd Mra. Auguet| ceeding the Rev. C. E. Scudder, who | nd actentist. He has patented fifty- | stubborn lumps, you belch gas an ment i 1890 he had built eighty. a stubbs Ps yo . Laefiler of Wo. 23 Peshine Avenue, | Koes to, Englewood, N. Ji the Rev.| steamars, te was A director of news sentenced to|six inventions which have been pre |eructate sour, undigested food aud Best Jokes Told by the Circus Clown. Mowerk, N, J. will undergo an X-ray | Goorke Fountain to St, Paul's Chureh.| frat steamship lines, tanks and otwer| theo and a half years In the Federal | sented to the Government, head is dizzy and aches; breath enamination in the Newark City Hos- | poweny ten, eet Fd fe BAY. corporations at the time of his death, | Prison at Atlanta and Harry Neustadt foul; tongue coated; your insides filed pital to-day or to-mo ow to disco ferred to Vailaburs, No J the fey,| Dr. William H. Randle, who| ¥# sentenced to two years when they BOWIE ENTRIES. with bile and iestible waste, re- oe en us fees teved tot H N. W. Lee to Wandel! Memortai| achieved fame by his work in stamp-| Pleaded gullty to counterfeiting ten member the moment “Pape's Diap Of the nuts from Elizabeth's carriage | Church, Concord, in place of the| ink out yellow fever in the sourn,| and twenty dollar gold pivces, before| ti! GEORGE RACING comes in contact with the stom: oN few days ago the | Rev. G. Gorisse, who goes to Quaker. | died yesterday at his home in Phila-| Judge Chatfield in the United States | PRINCE GEORGE RAct ee such distress vanishes, It's truly aston: | of internal) town, N. J. | deiphia at the age of sixty-two years,| Court in Brooklyn to-day, They were Md., April 3 e entries for Me ishing—almost marvellous—and the joy | signs ot ‘Laoftfer nou ht of the! Capt, and Mra. Abram Reckhow) Robert Barr, father of the lato Rob- | arrested Jan, 16 In a house in Concord | ces are as follows: is its harmlessness, 25 SEPARATE BROOKLYN SECTION BROOKLYN READERS! SPECIAL JERSEY SECTION FOR NEW FOR mis ol a ‘i Pane's Di fo the family physician. He advised returned to their home in Tot- | ¢rt Barr, English novelist, died last| Street, Brooklyn, Henry of RACK Hye twoxearolde; four fur | A large fifty-cent ease of Pape's Dia- hospital treatment and the X-ray test from Baltimore. | night at his home in Windsor, Ont.| the United Sti rvice. 7 ee ee ‘uit | pepsin will give you « hundr W dotlars | JERSEY READERS! plncatestsiade> intestate Plans bay n gadopted by the| He was clghty-elght years old spurious gold pieces were largely el TOO) fady: Atkine, 112 ‘ |worth of satisfaction, or your druggist | Quite 4 Kdg water Ve Fan Biremen’s sto: x Tua Tay, Hames Le Bothy & Ju proe| culated in New Je particularly tn | SbcoND I ACR Selling thie hands zou your m vba fae ‘The Balmoral Democratic Club, which | ¢ i eee tee | eae eee Od natartag foam Unl-| Newark, whero a man is under arreat [Sven fin, #79 t's worth its weight in gold to men | erected on Hroad Street, Stapleton, versity, died yesterday in St. Vin-| charged with havi passed the pt. Elliott, 104 who can't get their stom, Bas rooms at No. 1600 Broadway, bas! The new building will contain a club. cent's Hospital money He PAMBOd the | Canbock, UT . and women ue ache 1 Wlohwoud Leal, lua J 1 ayn 8-Page “WORLD PICTURES” Section Printed on Tinted Paper. regulated. It belongs in your | should always be kept handy in fa sick, sour, upset stomach during He 100. Oar deserted politica for the tango. Supreme | house for the Vets besides a lodge = Dermott O'Leary Cohalan, youngest vdeo 1 1b Court Justice Bijur yesterday signed an) room and hall for entertainments. so} Sou re Ci r All fo n of Surome Court Justice Cohalan, Ma Ss " Application by A. Bertram Spencer| The now structute will cost about, died yesterday of peritonitis at the | es ret " 5 i ‘ SOL April 13, ee eee lday or at night. It's the quick é e club's name to the Hal- | 615,000 Cohalan hi 8 East Ninety-| jy. Lb tila aah” ay - aera Moco Club, Mr. Spencer ex- mA, Johnston of Prince Bay Btrest,’ His father cut sheet} ene micfinal game between the |! Re. urest and most harmless stom: that Me menlan had nent. Steph J, Crochcron of Oak- ing trip when an operation | Homestead and Bethten soccer te lator in the world. mously agreed to put politics under the dan forever. ‘ational Cup, played he 4 until” Mond E Signations for appendicitis was perf | a8 members of the vestry of St. An- | drew's Chureh, Richmond, The ned on the | | have | y You Should Be Sure and Get Hildreth, former Consai| } trouble ts over i difference of opin. al to Slam and former Assistant| Hel Sinha Sih" Woats! 1a on with the pastor, the Rev. Robert Corporation Counsel of New York, 4 <p ape s Isxtora, erald ¢ t | Kimber, whom they charge with ex-| dead. He lived at No, 53 Bast Sev. | MEN CAOIE 108, PTH RAOH.-—felling: four | ean only be enjoyed by those whose travasgance. jenty-sixth Street | ene soe He 0 hicons Hernia) on [a eWanes, arrest quest 1 |, digestive organs work naturally and R J Y Sera et ees mite: Bare Townsend Bagerton, tor) oackies after Taying wn cua bocause she [lata Li0t tase Laxkttn, | regularly. The best corrective and , nany ¢ proud of herselt is a miatakes. said - Mrs, P. J tes is again at her! an's Home Missionary Union of the ‘Mist, "The explanation’ of the kK preventive yet discovered for irregu: EDICIN home In Westerleigh, after an ex-| State of New York, is dead at her nuawerlti crow As one OF eons laror faulty action of stomach, liveror un a O ded sta a ‘ DF . iehmond Hil! a also mistake. tended stay at Tampa, Fla home in Richmond j nts also a mIAtahe, alt bowels, is known the world over tobe I wis were wild. Then a hen, healt HS | 6 Th, followin ollicors avo been | | William Hunter, chief engineer of Seo, Sea ewsents “fates. eet te | elected by Circle No, 211, Women'a the Philadelphia and Reading atl i. retired from Loyal Order of Moose: Worthy Ma- | way, dled yesterday of paralysis in a mmunity, By the |}! CURES BRONCHITIS | tron, Mrs. BE. Keliher; Assoctate Philadelphia Hospital, timo she was ready to join the other | | Matron, Mrs. HB, Winant; Deaconess,| Albert G. Tuttle, brother of Lucius fo¥!s they had wandered tome distance, | 110 Mrs, A: Trost; ‘Conductrens, Mra. 8. Tuttle, formorly (resident of the Home ARG she did not know where they wore Hoff; ‘Tres Bhe then ene = RGR To-Morrow! miner Chea kOe Atoka led, und the rooster, hear= ton and Maine Ratlroad, and hi | Margaret'Howarth, crusiees "| Mehr adsense tm Barktond, Cosa ether tmeatne nen oF the wherdaboute of |S AT ie the Bie BI oe, | eetdeverrwhers, to bone, toe. ge, | EHIME RM