The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1915, Page 5

seiaadhs: iP ner mae " 1 a aa THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1915. METAL TRADES WORKERS |VILLA CHIEF WARNS WOODS TO INVESTIGATE TRY TO AVOID STRIKE OF ‘U, S. INVASION’’| WOMAN'S INJURY IN ROW on |} Canadian and British Munitions Maytorena, Wao Quits Yaqui Valley, increase is ‘shown. in! Plants Working to Get American Says Carranza Will Be Respon- Machinists. sible If Americans Land There. David F. Regan, a peddler, of No. 189 ates in the two hos- voted to this class of pa- nar trerense of fiers. Fe | Pending action oy the National! Park Row, put up a novel defen en] WASHINGTON, Aug. 4—Gen, Fun- ner cont. in cen years. Of che| Metal Trades Association on the/he was arraigned before M ate! ston wired the War Department to- @ 23,900 patients in the fourteen State| strike at the Garvin Machine Works, | Corrigan in the Centre Street Police) gay that Gen. Maytorena, Villa Com- | Hospitals approximately 56 per cent.| at Spring and Vartck Streets, repre-| Court to-day for stabbing Benedetto! mander in Sonora, notified railroad eNt.| sentatives of the International Ma-| Triana ten times on July 30. officials Sunday night that he was chiniste’ Union have decided that no} “Triana hit me on the head with @| J taeswing all troops from the more machine shops qill be called|Sammer and I don’t remember anything) vo) Vvaley, Be Admiral Howard 5,240 INSANE IN STATE, \ FICIAL CENSUS SHOWS At bila ae ‘ ; sts $7,500,009 to Maintain Them, | Sos wee” Secretary Hugo Reports—Num- By ber Steadily Increasing. figures made public to-day by Sec- retary of State Francis M. Hugu. The Seoretary reports that there are 36,240 insane persons in the hospitals institutions of the State, ons out of ( 100,000 of various officers who handled the case and to-day he directed Deputy Com- missioner Frank Lord to make an in- vestigation. “IL have instructed Mr. Lord,” chinists have left New York to work in Canadian factories, being guaran- teed steady work at $21 a week for the average mechanic. Highly skilled men are given better inducements, said the Commissioner, “to get to the bot- tom of this case. ‘The newspapers state |} that the two men are supposed to be detectives. I want to find out who they are, and if any effort has been made to protect them. I do not in- tend to allow a reversion to the old syatem of men in the Police Depart- ment protecting a brother officer who planes -ndBasrin COULDN'T RECALL STABBING. Man Who Used Kaife Ten Times Wan Hit on Head With Hammer, Will Probe Story That Sleuths Were Members of Auto Party. ALBANY, Aug. 4 crease in the nur There is to be a searching investi- gation into the midnight automobile party to Woodmansten Inn, in which Mrs. John F. Devine's mouth was|"## broken the law.” cut. It was said she was with her husband and two detectives from Po-| SAFE THIEVES WEAR GLOVES. |. lice Headquarters and more or less mystery surrounds their identity. There were reporte of a quarrel, but {are of native birth and 44 are foreign bo Twenty-1 of what followed,” he said out in this city. Thus far H. C.) "vy stab him? Magistrate Cor-| lands forces to police it, Maytarena Hunter, the secretary of the associa- said, the responsibility for “this in- Leave No Finger Printe When They Stent 9200, ‘When Isidor Harris unlocked the door of his dry goods store at No. 476 Grand Street this morning he found that burglars had sawed two iron bare See window, 4 his sate back room, opened * jo 7,500,000 yearly for all. Some time Gen. Howard was sent to the Mexican coast with a bi force of marines when the lives oi Americans were threatened by the Yaqui Indians. He was given discre- tionary power in the matter of land- in an automobile at Morris Park Ave- nue and Williamsbridge Road and Incerated her lips.” Mra. Devine her- self denied the men were detectives. The Police Commissioner is not at | 2)! cent of the latter are alle Secretary Hugo reports that it costs the State $208.91 a year for ‘each in- Inf for I lids mate in an insane hoapital, or nearly wa 4 nfants ead invalids i a has ignored ‘efforts at arbitra- “ot might have, but I don’t remember," | vasion of Mexican territory” would tion. replie oman. HORLICKI’S Mite 08 suaway TRACK.) "Tie union teasers sxneot to walt| pai had att "eare dette’ ta | one whieh demanded he. Vitnt - a few days for overtures from tho} Regan drew a knife and stabbed Triana THE ORIGINAL —_|'ow Sfonbut"ta Shand $585 Watatt| toanutacturers’” amoctation, and if|tat time, in the wodomen and twice | "Sone ne ago. Gens. A | plumber sraptoyes in, tgecing the Gates there is then no indication of a set-| Magistrate Corrigan committed Regan MALTED MILK | Streets, was instantly killed tolday by| tlement {t is understood the strike| to the Tombs to await the action of bate A agitation will be centred in the firms| ‘he, Grand tary Tian Is in the Volun- . "who was twenty-thr , The Food-Drink for allAges j old “ind lived “at No. 631. 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