The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1916, Page 10

HREDTO ‘WRECK. H. ROAD BARRON CHARGES {But Witness Gives No Proof to "Senators, and Mellen Will Be Called at Hearing. WASHINGTON, Fob. 10—After on _tnteresting four-hour session, the Sen- ate sub-committee investigating the fitness of Louis D. Brandeis for the Supreme bench, to-day decided to sub- poena Charies 8. Mellen, former Pras- | PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN ident of the New Haven Railroad, as witness, and adjourned until next Tuesday. As to-day's session ended, Senator Walsh and not considered friendly to Brandeis expressed their impatience dver the lack of facts pre- sented by Brandeis's opponents Clarence W. Barron of Boston was halted in his testimony and became angry becauxe the committee refused to allow him to present “hearsay” evi- dence. He declared he had not per- sonal knowledge of Brandeis's unfit- ness, although he criticised him editorially. He brought Mellen’s name into the case as a man who could tell of Brandets’s attempt “to wreck the Now Haven Railroad.” Brandeis scored heavily at the open- ing of the hearing when Frank Lyon of Washington, formerly with the In- terstate Commerce Commission, testi. fied that Brandets's contentions in the 1918 rate case hit clients of Clifford Thorne, Iowa Ratiroad Commissionor, ~ FOR INDIGESTION OR AN UPSET STOMACH ‘Instant Relief from Pain, Sourness, Gases, Acidity, Heartburn and Dyspepsia~No Waiting! Wonder what upset your stomach— Which portion of the food did the dam- gse—do you? Well, don't bother. 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Advt, WHEEL CHAIR DISCARDED BY LIZZIE MacMASTER, "Come right in! 1 will gladly tell about myself, for 1 have longed ite time when I could tell some- 1 am s0 elated, ik, that I really "t know where to commence,” said Ligzie MacMaster of 312 Hun St., Lowell, Mass, when asked a statement. She continued “Bor seven years I have not known @ day that I did not have pain. All my joints were afflicted. When I moved my head I could hear and feel like there was gravel or sand ' Mee eek: Uy "took Gola snap 4 rate like my neck; they were ywn up so I was unable to straighten 5 te grating of my knees could ; be heard downstairs. If I wanted to ? sit hea: down I would have to literally fall in a chair, Trunk straps were fastened pound my body to get me upstairs, Qn the top step I was laid on « rug and to the 5 ' fingers of the right hand were drawn into the palm drawn to the body. my hand to my hea stiff, and I had to be fed and dressed like a child. I was in continual pain and no part of body seemed to escape the disease, Different physicians treat- me for a time, but finally said I mld not be cured. One physician gave me injections of a vaccine, but J only grew worse. The last doctor said I would never get rid of the disease, as it was the worst form of rheuma- tism Arthritis deforman was in bed for sixteen months. “Reading about Var-ne-sis and how it helped others with rheumatism of the joints, I ided to try it. Tam glad I did, for in a short time I could use my wheel chair, then my crutches and finally my canes, The pain and ess became less noticeable, The chalky bunches of the fingers and the knees disappeared, my hands straight- eend so that now 1 can feed und dress and the hand I could not get 4s joints were | day He said “8 Ww fight had ' oaks ia tation acid ein BEST to atopy Haven credit, to pu Lyon in his testimony said Brandeis wr" iicketolor in Jali umd tint eke MRS NORMAN AT STAMFORD had heen hired not to confine himself men he named could prove it e to the de to bring out all fac of the case, but pertinent to the shippers’ Divorced by First Wite, Former BANKER M, M. REYNOLDS THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10 1916 Canadian Girl, Australian Man, In Joint Recital, auditorium for two hours and a halt ata stretch. When I made this sug- ars ago T was deluged with abusive and, from world gestion in this column a few y f course, anonymous letters ate Wagnerites, But the moves! [ still hope to see the ridicu- min- VIRGINIA PUTS. VETO ON DRESS CENSORSHIP “Shame Bill Was Killed,” Says » it lous moving scenery business el ¢ Investigation, He held a position in | Representative and His Business . mo ated from “Parsif: | Legislator Who Wanted to 1907 similar to that of Brandeis ied % oe A , oT | b 1010 end 1918, he eaid, aod tre binder: SHOOTS HIMSELF DEAD Partner Join in Matrimony. By Sylvester Rawling. All opera goers will be glad to learn | Protect Men stood his duties just as Brandeis had erman A. Mets, former City ATHLEEN PARLOW, aft pond a ae alcemoeiee Cpea| RICHMOND, Va, eb, 10.—"It's @ The whole Thorne-Brandeis con- vi ’ qe (Comptroller and erstwhile Representa- dian violinist, and Srnest! House, recently attacked by pneu- | ” Deleeste WM. Myers ‘ “! , j 5 | shame.” said troversy, lie thought, simply a ait. Well Known Financler of fowa Was| (07 7 Congress, and Mrs. Alice M See a eee calor Hitt tint La Tad peoeed tne (Of Richinond, today, commenting a ference of opinion, He said he had Sick and Had Domestic Troubles— | yan rtonk Norman of No. § West Pianist, In their joint recital A eter ciate he had passed the | bill in the Virgitda agreed, although an attorney for the Brothers Prominent in Chicago. | Wighty-seventh Street were marricd A@ollan Hall yesterday afternoon, | O eeiailllpinntianne I eoguloting women's dress shippers, that Brandeis was right in baNXona, ta, Feb. 10.—M. M. Reyn-|t-4ay at Stamford, Conn., by the Were too modest They should have | GIVES uP PLAN “f introduced the me in all his contention that many roads were! si49 banker, brother of George M,| ¢¥- Howard A. Johnston of the Firat, “led the stage with chairs to accom: | WILSON | seriousness,” added the Dele ‘and not earning enough. He said ono fovnoiag and Arthur M, Reynolds, | Ptetbyterian Church ;Modate their admirers, After the T instet that it was.worthy of better point insisted on by Brandeis wa% Chicago bankers, and himself one al Mr, Mets admitted last Saturday |*'"ding room had becn exhausted, a OF SOUTHERN TRIP) consis ation than got at the hands that there should be charges for “car | tng most prominent financiers in Iowa,| ‘Mt he had obtained a ttcense to?! “A eg vee ata Legs et il J of the House which killed it by ovet- 0! . 1° «i et ‘ D " "i \ wonder, for the combined efforts of . " fr “a oe Ae VOLE tid A higher charges for car-| committe.. suicide at his home here| Sina. ithe mat ae ‘“ meal cs the two artists made a delightful en-|But Will Make Speeches Occasion- Ne et ae to protect ying cattle cars, m Mrs. le Traudt Metz divorced him ce bs 8 "3 or * ‘ow « care > prove early to-day by shooting himself} 6 rhe y ti } Tepes magelieta were, adverse to ye ie wee Stare Eo une. ev. 6 fan. Weere Gen entice nt. ‘The programme was all} ally in Cities Not Distant ] themselves these days, that is no reas the interests of some of Mr. Thorne’s gamily trout om caused him to end hig| COM™ment among hia Brooklyn neigh- Conese It ic on as Ahn ase From Washington. son why men should net be protected dite ie thee HL edited Wal a ‘ o end his hg ih Phe esar Franck and Saint-Saens, the ainat those who go about clad in lients, w they not ‘ked W life, friends said, Reynolds was Pres. bors because the divorced Mre. Mets | “Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso"| WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—President | azainst th w i ‘ ; “Certainly,” answered Lyon eobt: Galt By ade her home at the Metz residence ; | hich filsicst of xarmen ident of Juthrie County National {for violin by Saint-Saens, and solos| Wilson has defintt given up the! ind py J. W. Carmalt, an Interstate Com-| sank and was reputed worth $600,000, |" Brooklyn after her return from | ooo 18 piano by Debussy, Faure and| idea of making an extended Southern | "the. mea 1s introduced as an merce Commission examiner who took | ‘He bunker was separated from his| 29% en prs Ft | trip to speak on preparedness. He! amendment tl bill Alkan. Miss Parlow and Mr, Hutet: partin both the 1910 and 1913 ratecases, | wig. who is with ives in Cati-| MTs Norman, who is thirty-seven) (on OMe admirably, Miss | {old Senators and Representatives who | which passe vote flatly contradicted Cliffor Thorne’s| rornia, A son lives in ( pids, | X°"s old, formed a partnership wita| fron Paved together admirably. Miss | invited him to various cities to-day | “ statement of yesterday. Thorne had |), three Reynolds =|Mr. Mote for the manufacture of tote, co ons teckuiaus now ls well-Ris®) that ne Ua ut sresent court act Make 6 Port. no reason to be surprised at Pran-|George, Arthur and M. let preparations seven years ago. Five SAC’ Pt beikcndt dds Booman coe rgthe AE 48d tree e Worle: BUT WADED) I Pa ‘¢ Jets's stand that the railways ought|their business career here, Later|/ycars ago she retired from business | ating. If, as a woman remarked | "sng ‘president has concluded he |eens. Gory ou to have more money, he said, and | George Arthur engaged in bank- und married Lawson Norman, a trav- |? Me, she begun her part in the Saint-l he. needed in Washington to keep | Barcelona a « elona, My trandely had not concealed hts stand |i In Des Moines and still later in/elling salesman, ‘They separated after |Saens sonata in “a ladylike manner,” |in touch with the Army and Navy | Northeastern Spite tn the principal Rrandeis had not concealed his stand | ¢ George M. Reynolds, now ill|the birth of their third son, and Mrs.|it wasn’t long before she was play-| bills and other legislation, When-| port of try Ol of until final argument. He said be him- | tn 1, is IE ent of t Norman obtained a tinal decree of di-|ing ay vallantiy as any man could {ever possible, howev he will ac. | M self had informed Thorne of Bran.|tinental and Commercial } vorca in Bronx County two wecks! Pape r 7 Asie *lcept invitations te ko visits to alee (iteniten, j Bank of Ciiicago, ono of the largest | ago play, with splendid assurance and fine} cities which will not keep him away | . financia itutions in the country.| Mr. and M , So, | effect. 4 a ' “ * ne. “What aro the terms of Brandels's| Muir BR. Roynolie 1a Vien Beery | aie and, Mrs. Motz will tive at No, | effe As for Mr, Hutcheson, h's|from Washington long. 25 West Seventy-fourth Street. povtic unravelling of the Del loyment?” Chat Chilton | of the same institution, 6 Of the Debussy | enn employmen airman 0. ype oa humbers, full as it was of under- 080000080080) asked. eee CALL FOR ARBITR standing and appreciation, was a de- tt was to develop alt sides of te|OLD THEATRICAL MAN DEAD. ATION fisrne "f aiceat ne diingulaed ett niin im : due,” acewered Carthalt, “(he Palle ph ah ed Ap (the field of athletics, to rival HUTT TAYE TATUATTTTICUAAHY Hi i : ‘ ’ ae | Piemas F. sem Looe With the IN RAILROAD DISP TE Surope and America in music? Well, ays’ sidv as well as the public's asoieey te Ahan there Is @ fine trio from the southern S Senator Walsh brought out from x f . —_— continent touring America just now-- Thomas F. Shea, who was business manager of the Empire Theatre for nearly a quarter of a century and was one of the most widely known theatri- nojcal men In the city, died at 2 o'clock the |A. M. to-day in his home, No. 212 West Mighty-fifth Street. 1 ons tracted only two or three days a Carmalt that Brandeis had not been | advised of Thorne's stand, since tho | latter had worked alone, He testified | that in general there had conference of those opposed rullways. Clarence W. Barron of the Bpston U. S. Chamber of Commerce Tells Magnates and Employees a Strike Would Be a National Calamity. WASHINGTON, Feb, 10.—A resolu- tion calling upon the railroads and bee to Nellie Melba, Perey Grainger and Mr. Hutcheson, anon Lescaut” got an exc liy good performance at the Metro- politan Opera House last night. Mr. Caruso as Des Grieux poured forth his golden notes prodigally. Frances Alda ption- News Bureau and the Wall Street > - . their employees to settle their way sang Manon with power and charm, was tho eause of death, 50 Journal, who made editorial) sr, Shea had severed his relations |Controversy by arbitration was| The Lepage anarGe bir Ad suNea't yg or Heat a Sse’ | with the Frohman forces last Septem- | adopted to-day by the Chamber of BON Has given Mime: Alda the asked to pst = . ; _ ? . = ’ elared he had 1 informa. | ber. but had been engu Commerce of the United States, rep-}opportunity t blish herself with tion. He et however, that Will. | Hackett last week, He | resenting more than 700 organizations |. She never bh. fuir chance be- jam M, Fitegerald, a Boston banker, | sity years old | business men throughout the Amato took Mr. Scott's told him “he could have been | discuss hi es amey seaut, & Pp that he has knocked over with a feather” when] b'riends | not sung for t years and for last Brandeis told him in a certain case} day were stnprs After reciting that an interruption! night's performance he had had no he “was going ovor to the other side, |i Ones, ee Oh on f traffic in the United States woutd | orene D Tpkarere eect abt Keel 3 where the maney was.” eu unde be “a natio « ” oee bot quite sure, At any Ha n charged Brandeis had been Theat ander A. M. j aA national calamity,” and if rate, his lovely singing und his fine hired to “wreck the new Haven Rail Shea is also remembered ay | 2OUSKt about through arbitrary ac-|art charmed everybody les the way.” His basis was the testimony | managing Robson and Crane on the | on by either side, would “constitute|cast held Mr. Albert of Charles S. Mellen in. the recent | toad in 1877 and 1878. n when ]|am act inimical to public welfare | Reiss, Angelo B ria Due in New York the Empire was built he was placed /and fraught with grave conse-|chene, the latter most effective in her said Charles F. Che Until lent, year, autied there | quences,” the resolution declares it is|littie part of a musician, Mr, Bavag- anti q hon leaves i 1 0 field Storey, Boston attorneys, eee eT oniidren. Phe tuners: {the sense of the Chamber that the| toll conducted roads and men “should, and in the interest of the publte weal, must set- tle their differences withont re- sourse to measures that would im- pair the public service, ts will be announced later, Mine Explod ek, Feb, 10.—The sinking of the ck Duplelx off the mouth of RIS, g si VK fishing syn IN DEAR OLD YONKERS, the Gironda on Monday as the result : of the nxplosion of 4 floating ming which A Yonkers smalt boy stole had etted and hauled aboard the] — pj, ad pi smack, ie announecd in a Havare mes- elder and pie. They charged him sage from La Rochelle, The mas\ with burglary and called him a six ers of th the craft and lost. juvenile delinquent! —— eee NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Grow NEW oR- The entries for are as follows FIRST RACK ne tie and a half furionga. Otis. J00) "Fate Mary Write, db NDS, D. 10, i Modesto T Monugomers, 107 810 Cine! 00. Hose, 111; King Radford The South Carolina Mime Up: one | Mile, Doro and good hair 8 The regularuse of Resino! Soap forthe?” 4!" Atl 4 toilet, bath and shampoo, can usually be WW. Cs relied on to keep the complexion clear, Ti}! Vials. the hands white and soft, and the hair | “Avereatce allowance § mene, gle ui pee uae ee ae | ae dacdins tn Berka: the skin or sealp is already in bad condition,a | 4, ~y ar sail thoes At am short treatment with Resinol Olutment may fret be PARIH, Feb, 10.—Ruaslan troops oper LIZZIE MacMASTER Necessary to reatore its norinal health, Kerine! 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