The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1916, Page 3

~ REPUBLICAN PANIC UP-STATE: e. 4 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, 0 TRAM-WORK 15. Teamwork Is Secret of Happy Wedlock and Success, Says Woman Dramatist EASING DOWN, AS" HUGHES Parsons on vBeenbaign Tour and * Money Is Being Dumped Into Wavering Counties. WILL WIN, SAYS HUGHES. ) Shake-Up Among Party Lead- ers, Crane Coming to Front “as Hitchcock Steps Back. . By Samuel M. Williams. ABtaft Corregpetont of The Evening ‘ ‘ort SYRACUSE, N. Y., Oct 28.—As tho Hughes campaign train passed through up-State cities to-day, re- Ports were received from local Re- publican jeaders, that the skies were brightening and the worst of the Wil- ®on scare was over. Herbert Par- @ons, New York's member of the Na- tional Committes, ts travelling with the candidate, to watch the trend of ‘vents and check up on eonditions in each county, It ave develops that last week ®@verybody in the Republican camp ‘excepting Mr. Hughes himself was in , @ state of blue funk and the election Was considered lost. In this emergen- ey the old guard of standpatters head- ed by W. Murray Crane, who had | practically withdrawn from the cam- Paign were implored to come to tne rescue. They consented, and from switch- board behind the scenes ure directing @ large part of the campaign. Frank H. Hitchcock, over whom there was) contention, has been releguted (6 the wear guard and will no longer figure | Prominently in the campuixn. Mr. Crane has been on the job sinve last week Thursday. + + MONEY BEING DUMPED WAVERING COUNTIES. The policy adopted was to put an immediate check on a hundred dif- ferent wild proj@ts, curb the activi- tios of the Hughes Alliance in many shypt the wom ® INTO ¢ directions, R's OFBAD- | for @ drive to the northern boundary | (ead her ft ca, “The Melt- |, X SUM report bas been forwarded | eeive the shortcomings of the law m#ation and special train into States | oe the nation at Ogdensburg on the, “OPK: because she has just dramatized her first great sccess, to State headquarter® of the Socialist] ag it has hardened in America Where they could do no more harm. | se, Lawrence. Only the alarming! (88 Of Molly." in collaboration with Irene Franklin, who will star in it! party ana Hot Spat | gna whe lool fanned With Wilks aud send practical men into doubtful | congition of political affairs in these, . “Irene Franklin and T wrote ourmatied. Andrew Lang put the whol upset the leaders of that party a bit. | pose and conviction to a new age States as supbrvisers of campalgns|oiq Republican strongholds, whera| PMY tomether,” Miss Daviess told me! ching when he w jIn fuet, Socialists here have been) in which Government shall be in- there. Herbert Parsons Joined forces ‘farmers are reported to be innocu-| “ifter three magn dramatists had)" ‘Who wing his love shall lose her ‘very frank about the drift of thel deed the servant of liberty and ' With the Crane old guard and ts now | lated with Wilsonian peace and prot ekled the book aNd failed miserably, |” “Whe loses her shall gain arty vote this year, They admit| not of privil These are mon travelling New York to check up on! pesity, warranted this tun #0 far uf] We wrote ¢ ee We cannot expect tomarry fie geet thet more than 40 per cent. of the! who perceive that American law of! We wrote twenty-four hours at ee aso lito. One bya Fata PRET Souk Ghee WithvAiwenaa’ conditions, main lines, omar d keep t t velalist vote in New York | has not kept pa The up-State reports sent in ten It fe a grim ana sHuehe time, working tox ther and nev year by year its great State will to Wilson b ntiment; that our law has been days ‘ago to State Chairman Tanner | y,, dicot ers! once having the slightest ti, Now, overlaid with the dust Hut th informal poll of (he em.) helding us rigid and immovable, battling for the forty-five electoral t bran ‘ f by his county chairmen were so biind- . ’ te that isa very unusual fatrairs| and though we brandish a fea plo: of the ral Eleetrig Com. until ol has begun, in free votes of his own State, He has be-| that is a 1 ’ Jy optimistic that the come more than a hupdred per cent, | between two women until recent Haste moment ub the y ald I Adams, organ America, to be arrayed against 4 leos in face of the app candidate, He is « last ditch fighter, trouble with women’s | shall ep our foves : ns more than appears on the| clase: until what wa legal has sof Republicans in many counties. The spirit of fight is In the man| ments, you know, was that w n m y Lil AREA ; ace, It means that the registered begun to play a more important Tanner was advixed to reject these! and the task ahead seems to have, hyd no sense solidarity, hadn't (0 4s Kor they spe Louie in thi industry is not bam-| part in our thoughts and de- Teports and to tell nis lieutenants to stimulated a driving power greater) learned to pull ther, You cop always a memos | booaled or misied by hints that have! terminations than what is hu- wake up than he has ever exhibited before. | men learn the ru ne game Very i ie lave Yet of cou nt won thrown out from 2 to. time man and right; and until nation r 50 | , , pj there Is No Woman married who Would) by Ropublican © has begun to lag instead of lea hey were jolted so hard that when There has been nothing tke it in| early. ‘They play m * towetl publican campaigners, to the a real conditions suddenly dawned on’ American political history, save, per-| when they are boys and they learn a h si perce ot i t effect that only the Republican Part in reconciling what is with what the organization optimism was con- haps, that futile campaign of Bryan abide by the rules of the game, but T une tl i Li) saa Bains in @ffectively stem the tide of hard| ought to be. Wi vreted into panic, Out of this scare} in 18%, when the Commoner raced, the girl sits off by herself and sew aN vende oF eclaate Bane (es, Sure to come on the heels o¢| NEW AGE GAWNED, BUT — the local organtzations are just through the country tireless, sleep-| for her doll. She doesn't know antl yeoneriy: dusted it im fit ae bright this temporary prosperity HAD NO NEW POLICY. ng to emerge and get back t jess, often contless, hurling torrents! she ix quite gMOWH Up that there Wre| the end of twenty y Hunan hap This industry in common with new age had dawned upon us y Money unlimited is being f. free silver oratory to cheering, | any rules pi like every Jewel is the thers of its kind ts cnjoying unusual | Wille thoxe who were attempting to ' a crowds e 0 wroduct of time and growth ood time load ux were stumbling along with ea inte oo have It cant trate rowdy of the plain people, produ mes. A lar yaurt Of they « a Brae nee seen ian were Iciesn Mr. Hughes inoves on a mora ele. | EXAMPLES OF PERFECT FORM \iappy maRRiAGE NOT BORN IN visconti, tht i Bip eit| nair Heads over. their shoulders, /in-| applied and ev vated platform than ir OF COLLABORATION | © A MINUTE 4 and in other States f darvita tha: onmaitions of ability @rafted into ” dignity a t perfect form of collab Ad hurl ute | hey ore eectalist Party, ‘Thin your ah ae Ae 4 America had fea" se (3 most perfect form ¢ A diamond nn’ vinute ey are not tes of a day that is ge nerion hi na told Mr. Hughes to-< firo and inter . raat “ aning that way, Our n ; tion, exists between a man and ajand neithe reports. from che i hanged and the whole world had © situation was decidediy improv-| No" ongor is th ential can-| woman who are one in mind, one in| Ist Brow tl Whisishow that 8 ee en ee | changed, Our commerce and indus sand that the crisis in New York! didate a lone figu campalgh, | peart, one in work. Agnes gore | froin unselnshine kannst 5 per cent Dey ta aeeh i Hain hat Ve haw been passed, besieged now by frightened : P n be bu Ay saniged and unc el employees a ton Cast aXyLpOS 0) pe ety duties, worries, cares in th the domestic markets of which our The second eet of reports ore. just $ and anxious local eandi- pa ; Ms industry are for Wilson," bs say Be \ Deluges of advice potted, feet collaboration, Their novels a Hogther humay relation Chat mines ‘Let well enoug! | former leaders were always #@ solle beginning to come in, Instead of/ into his ears, Waves of warnings wonderfully interesting, and yet you) He Hee and securt & happy) _ Mas leona wore. glutted” and! (wo were Yue wild guesses of more thar 150,000! and an unceasing stream of tremulous] an wiwags tell which part. Mrs lage, Not re friend of | 808aN Of 115,000 machi th: | oy vohnamee cane iaieeaer sie plurality for Hughes as first modo,| tales fow in to him of the situation | “th Awe ; wy Whe thoug w had veachod jout the country, monbers of t bound, un al 0 ex an firs , | tale » weote and which part is the | {) Net , rat F 3 ket, to find @ free outlet Inte the tiga ling di t teas! | Bere. the conditions there, the needy | Car wee a [the end ¢ " Y " national Union of Machin’ sek o find a ath nulcata R seating down at leas) overywhees, | work of her husband, Yet it isn per- | married Arse —we Ay eboher ae Mists, Of arketn of the world, The time bad eve-half, Hughes carrying New Yor! “He ha® shaken them all off but) tect whole \ st a Jobnet President! come when our commerce nee tule by 50,000 to 60,000 is the latest | One, and that is te ny xood old |S f orks of art?’ Ein ve wo omachinists a. making ore A tind i . » tariff a ‘3 A gre Many work * i hanes. this veer ; dom and do be throttl ny eutlomte of Republican ra s the paramount themes of | terposed, “are the joint produer of a), fe ducting all the | nee eee, ns ver nthae coatinta) wanna neaulea but they admit t they e mut hes. He led up to it gra man and & woman, though only the Mave ii Then she wen 8 vont DUS) forelan possessions, had been drawn Pet an accurate line on the extent! ually yesterday in the smaller citles. | Many 1 ig aixued to, themicrhey torations have granted them an/into the polltics of the world, had be trying it out at Auburn and Geneva, | . . ieee ae e rs deseribed to ime he neation jelaht-hour day, and on Monday nex to play a part whieh could not and, finding that it took well, let | are so nny men novell thankfulness when she saw herlane New York Diatrice < played by provinclals bur must | last night in Rochester all the | merely pee at the hearts : the joy t realta- istrict Council of thin i by citizens of the great world erves TN reserve™ ammunition accumulated |" thy sense stent i nea) | i rg aon expecta to win up an ight | ution Amd yet, wo fl no during years of Republican rule, | " vk Mt “for instances, {ts protection, the overwhelming | hour agreement with two local cor-| tered our polley or our point of vie | ie ‘ tenderness experienced for her “" ‘ E < ha. Edge? eee ee | things in ie Hatters, of Tiaband.” he kala she hd never Ooo tate Labt ach Srvat uvomes var ge ta ge PERATION. mat no man could 4 wed 3 who] York State Labor one thin, thal thgs world teal Dutta cause of | AN the way along the line the|know unless a woman nad arn ten y 1 by Jobn »MeArdie, Alfved J.’ fad changed) & ie become | Whispering advisers had told him of} o¢ the MBN HR moan Tim at once too big a rid and too kidney weakness, the wavering farmer vote, of the ine) ur” Mixa D ‘ Healy, will be of N little a world to submit its des outs kidney trou WOU inrowds made by prosperity |"! pa a ilar ‘ ! oy towne to W t Pat) ¢ to the hostile rivalri We a cause of nd peace in oultural na, |Viess, “A woman i the matrix ! i raon's “Wilk. district word ambitions now of this and nervousness, Any> The way to win back the backslders, human greatness, the siould in which) D wi to tig A. by of I riers 1 Of that member of the qreat ene who has a no they told | AID all great works of art dave deve , W aan ann “4 3 ' xtre f r ily sf men | too eemenet, Neo ckuche rvs J UA liz t t th f t ‘ e condition, Juropean ‘more to the rewtivation that the ma w on account « ¢ ht-how make it any longer headache, —(linay be th only barrier against rulnous | aes el. The most exquis! ——-— action to a single, separate spells, urinary ills | competition: than the jew rhe rsa | amas “ sphere where the rest would be a tired, worn | So, to-day, the hu tinge of the {bits of Jewelry now enshrine the ma | THE | CANDIDATES. untouched. Scene feeling, would do (3 North are under fire of heaviest |trix of the turquoise or the amethyst} Sm and t j ff An inevitable partnership df in well tb tre Thane i \tarife guns, aimed to drive shel-| rather than the stone itself. Woman|paratua early ts ‘ Where Ther Ave and Whal Ther ata has be rut Avon the . snipe anc ae! e of)" i} jon, hey nelghborsa and must Kidney Pills. This ter the snipers and i nine ANH OFT the matrix of art, man merely t t ' Are Doing or Sa ry UR eget renty to Democracy who have appeared | 2 aie : PRESIDENT Witt A um Hifey reliable remedy webs directly on | Democracy who dave appr’ iawel of " i “ : ANT WiLao , tet Histurrby the ‘ the kidneys, It is récommended by | Se the old guard. MAN Hit Atay atthe Th ie W ar barra ti ines of 1 thousands of people who haye had re- he apr yolled mack from SILENT PARTNER IN ALL HUMAN “ ; Ae nue Bags inet bit G fortunes Ar | lief trom just such troubles, allied ane gave ours GREATNESS. ; ere an addre son "A ‘ e men in A nould { 5 : . agement to the seared politicians and “s x 3 ' to yusanda o “ we ore New York People Testify: dissipated the campaign gloom that “Wewan bas been \ | rail Pan sing u wh Mrs. Bernard Keogh, 508 West One | has enveloped the rly, un- Hate for in uman greatness, and ; “ 7 ; east Fepublle way, wot 1 ost, a: the past two weeks t stimulated | work of art is born of the marriage of; puny, man ’ sions ane we eid ond Thirty-third Sty syst | Mie, Hughes too, and, growing holder, | Vor ele elgerttoilhd bela ba i Teno re the frewhe seit he broke away from the cautious Wve Min’ more) TWO DEAD IN POWDER FLARE. ’ wing out f 1 fered terribly from symptoms, tue restraint that has circumscribed many |the jewel of human life, 1 am | on erywhere t ro , their being disordered, Mornings 1 of his utterances, “tell you," he ree | conscious int fact perhaps be-| yr BEB vil at Sabathia phat dat ® sore across my buck, in the revion | peated time and agaln, "you have got |e. 1am unmarried, Do vou know |PLYe Others t ae to Ave looked on y 4 of my kidneys, that I could hardly |to apply the Republican doctrine of‘! : ; cep o ' densburg " wh Waws ow stoop or bend ny back. Housework protection to American industry, Tt 1 believe the unmarried woman keops| HASKML | iam ‘oi sbecritd “ry , ita square nygravated the t@uble, causing se-|i8 perfectly idle for workingmen taga glamour about love that the mar-| Smallwood ot : Lf +, think that th isa future for then f f oss. 1 a ph Jar Haskell, 1 n ya vere backache. tl hox of Down's” ith continuous employment a:| fied wema@n cannut possess n y aml Ew hidney Pills gave me prompt uu’ SOGH wages unless yest Anon pr rus, in order epprociate mag. {men burned A Ai royal t Jesting benefit.” tecting American industry riage "you have t ur 1 you his t a Mr. Hughes'® soe and to write about lo ary i th vigorous for an Ameri- * t "SIDNEY | sui was’ eet? Alt not have venient | everywhere have proved to he his ness.” ‘ ' i most popular peals to up-State You are quite 1 admitted t tion 50¢ at all Dive ret New York, Waves of handclapping ,..°" ae Srny l ge Dar orn ha : Foster-Milburn Co. Prope BuffaloNY.9 and roars of cheers greet them at ev- “Th® most beaurful things abou ' rly ten ery place, marriage are always said by the Ub (yok fre and burned. Bight. Gad @ half millions were cast for the \ city canvass of Republican leaders MAKES DESPERATE Hai of drift to Wilson in rural rer on the peace and prosperity issue. The farmer is etill the unknown fac- rr. | bive WILSON 50,000 LEAD IN| NEW YORK CITY. | In the Republican estimates as sub- | mitted to Mr. Hughes, New York! City fs counted as giving 60,000 plu- rality for Wilson, The preliminary) shows strong drift to Wilson in Jew- ish and union labor districts, but offset in considerable measure by the Gernian and Catholic vote for Hughes. Two diametrically opposite claims are made by rival party managers concerning the labor and farmer vote up-State, Democrats assert thatfrom 75 to 90 per cent, of organized labor will vate for Wilson and that the! farmers are flocking steadily to his} standard on account of peace and) prosperity. Republicans claim they have checked the labor desertion and are getting back 4arge numbers of unorganized and non-union workers, They admit rural disaffection, but claim its num- bers have been exaggerated, The simple fact is that neither side has yet any adequate proof. HUGHES SAYS HE WILL CARRY THE STATE. Tammany must do better than} 50,000 for Wilson in Greater New| York and 50,000 votes must be gained for the President up-State if he is to win, He has to-day the up-State! 50,000 which Republicans are striving | to recapture, but so far without success: Mir, Hughes expressed himself as conficsnt of success. “I expect to be! elected,” he said to-day. Wth all his tremendous atrength, mental, vocal and physical, stra to a desperate degree, Hughes is} campaignning through New York in| herole endeavor to head off the sweep | of Wilson sentiment, | Leaving Rochester this morning «f- ter a dash yesterday across the State! from east to west, he doubled back | part way on his trail and then turned | THE SECRET OF HAPPY MARRIAGES “Men Have Done Much Prancing and Women Too Much Work for Which They Got No Credit,” Declares Miss Marie Thompson Da- ‘All WomenNeed to Rule the World Is a Thorough Apprehension ot Collaboration.” Too viess , ‘Thompron Daviess PAN 15 THe idee. Tom AT WOMANS MEART | \ By N ixola Greeley-Smith. ELECTRIC WORKERS, POLL SHOWS, STAND 3101 FOR WILSON CTOBER 28, 1916. BUSINESS AND LIFE OF COUNTRY ON NEW FOOTING-WILSON President, in Speech to 10,000 at Shadow Lawn, Tells of Democratic Achievements. ww me One “ptecrous \ gq (Jewer Calls Upon All Who Favor Progress to Aid in Solving Dangerous Problems. Anecial from Frening World SHADOW LAWN, LO? N. #., Oct, 28, of 10,000 cheering Democrats dent Wilson this afternoon delivered a stirring review of the work accom- the problems now in process of solu- tion, He outlined the difficulties that must be overcome in dealing with the and made an appeal to all Americans to sustain the nation, Tt was “Wilson Day” and State Day” and the greater part of the throng came from New York C.ty Hundreds of visitors from this and rhy States were eager listeners ut what was generally @nceded to bo one of the best the President bas de- livered during the campaign. The President's addres#in part fol- lows cs | fhe great honor has fallen to me “eT MWORK,” obserfed Miss Maria Thompson Davies, “is the’ President Will Get 85 PerCerit:lop being ‘shosen ones siete pi z secret of success and happiuess. Every great work of art is , ‘Tate Tradate + timan and® reresentative of the mor the result of teamwork. ¥o is*every happy marriage of Their Trade’s Vote ine |i) ican : hold the country to “And the happiest marriage is that wherein the mang — State, Say Labor Leaders. these ways of peace, humantty and and Woman keep abreast of each other, dividing the} ———_ progress, It Is of these fo! that 1 * Joud: not where there is a matrimonial Yandem where-! “Nine out of every ten known reg-|AMll speak and not of myself, who nh one-half of the half does the or picture or symphony is the between man and baby.” mitonn otansy- ner Daredevil” is much inte and “The work. done too much prancing and women too much work, | for which they got no eredit 1 found that the team does the prancing and the other In the past, istered voters here a you know, men have jiniy je the th ‘ Slam morely their servant, Wilson" |" “what are these forces? Whence hat came to-day | do they spring?) What have they ac- for to the Labor E rutive Committee of | complished, and what is their pro. Every great book or pOCM | cay york state, Edward 1, Hannah |&tmme and purpose for the future? result of collaboration | “It is plain what they are (chairman, as the result of an in- woman, It is as much fifty-fifty as a) They are the forces of humane, formal poll of the 10,000 employees of | the Generat Schenectady, Electr © Melting of Molly" 2. ¥. author of ed Just now in ghe subject of team- righteous and patriotic purpo: which have sprung up in our day in the nds of those who per- ic Company at candidates of the parties, only three gnd a halt mill- ions for the candidate of the Repub- lican Party, the party which lingered in the old ways and felt none of the new impulse of a new day. More than two-thirds of the voters of the United States f. ‘ed then, and favor now, a progragime whose object Is to serve the changing needs of humanity and progress, two progress! LAMED ON WILSON IGH OST OF LNG WORLD ITSELF CHANGED | In presence of a crowd | Prem- plished during his administration and | grave conditions arising from the war d swell the hosts that | are now fgcing the perils that besut | “Empire, SOME ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. “Tha Democratic Party was in- | trusted with the task, And under that direction what have they accom. | plished? hod d have put both the busi- id the life of the country ner Stooting. ey have released the fii credit, upon which commerce i pesauntion alike depend, from control of small groups of financiers — bankers at the apeculative centres, hey have released the com- merce and industry of the coun- ination of those bi from the a 10 were buildi by selfish an competition. ae have supplied hag ee Thain] tl and delivered them from a ner- vous fear of the courts, “They have released our for- | eign trade from the shack R43 contrived in ind pretens: in all future legislation with re- gard to duties and restrictions on imports. “They have put the farmer lt @ footing of perfect sony wit emancipated the la borers of the country from the unjustified restraints which the courts had put upon them by mis- taken applications of old law to new circumstances and condi- ous socupationes ‘ WE MUST MAKE COURTS OF Jus- TICE OUT OF COURTS OF LAW. | The programme remaining ts as grea as the programme accomplished. ‘The rcedure of our courte 1# antiquated nd a hindrance, not an ald, in the just administration of the law, ‘Wen vs simplify prem it as ned Natic urts of just tH of law. » “We must seek and find the means f bringing capital and labor to a clear understanding of their common interests, which are no other than the interests of the nation itself ua com. munity, We muat release our great undeveloped natural resourees upon xome sensible plan of use and con- u Wo must recruit the votes ‘d-looking men by the votes n xo that We may have a fresh insight in all matters of social reform and move more certainly and nore promptly in the solution of the many new problems of society with which the law must henceforth deal We must unite the Americay, > orth and South, in a new aympethy and peration. We must seak justice and the right through every channel | that offers; and we must put America otner have dono, |4n gd) Its foree, In all ite wealth, alike of Physleal power and spiritual en |thuslasm, at the service of the other nations of the world glen peace omen on the other side“f thi manent by eas ting foun ion, equality * that peace p fabilaning it on th dations of right oy and justice things we must do and all else that may, serve rian. eur motto must be ‘CO. |OPEBRATION, the unton, not the hos. jtile rivalry, of the forces of society Within the nation and within the fam- ily of nations, The interests of man- Kind can never again be served by aggression; the inte Oo Nation OF Rroup of nations can ever again be |sorved by aggression, The contesta of as bitter and as danger- contests jot a world must! h the means of accomm extinngs » love » firme rrels gnerely 1 xerYe must und foremost of 4e that rise to the new td spirit and well-directed fore own reforms, our own action Intemxt of justice and bun be the earnest of our spirit bose in the affairs of th side our own borders Such is the prospect, auch programme, my — tellow-citiae which we look forward, t and pur world out. is th us o whieh it our piirpoxe to move forward) with enthusiasm and irresistible ardor, We will not pause in the midst of our task. We know that we stand at one the most erftical junctures in history of the world nm all * i the ba «¢. We will suffer | ne no body of men, through timidity or fear or jea w hinder or embarrass us wn have no place of tolerance unong us when all the world w. those who plan justice i 1, not only te t t « hosts that hay ir now set toward the light, t fled to the horizons where th fa new oxing to brights certain exp A und her great pe awn brow THREE BL BURNED IN HOME, M an, W “ ninitted to the nsane hospital a wa ten day Ko, nf naing threat ening Jette Vrew Wiis. He and ft Vales esoaped during the ni eaking down & door and sawing thelr through iron bare, way out of our? BY HUGHES SPE ey He Made It Higher When It | Was High, Says the Repub- | lican C Candidate. | NEWARK, N. Y., Oot. 28.—Charies |B. Hughes to-day told an audience jot Wayne County farmers that Amer- \!ea could have neither peace nor #e- curity until she was prepared to maintain unflinchingly the known | Seas of her citizens on land and sea. “Our opponents have told us in very {explicit terms,” the Republican Pres- ‘sdential candi stitutional rights of American citi- zens should follow them thi jthe world and that wherever they | were lawfully following thoir business they should have full protection for thelr lives and p: y. That pyin- ciple I belleve in, but performance has not matcbed promises.” Mr, Hughe®@ spoke to farmers who, coming from miles around, got up be- fore the sun rose and, with their |familles, were in ling at the House door before 7 “Our opponents told us they were going to reduce the high cost of ltv- \ing.” Mr. Hughes said. “We mow have the higher cost of living. have bad @ certain policy to for generations they have adhered. 1 do not regard it as American policy. t is obviously unsuited to the eco- jomic needs at this time.” Mr. Hughes declared that to prevent a “repetition*® of business dep when the war Pr Bg! be necessary to apply sound Repub- can doctrine of, protection to Amert- can eee dies AQ N PERL ERAGE OF CARS ON BRIDGE, ONE A RUNAWAY Quick Action of Ss of Switch Boy at Brooklyn “Loop” Saves Passengers. | ’ thrilling olley race across | Brooklyn Bridge imperilled the lives of forty passengers at 7:40 A. M., to- ray When a bridge local car in charge of Motorman John Higgins of Not 48 West Fourteenth Street, Brooklyn, and Conductor John Brown of No, 80% Prosident Street was 500 yarda fro.# the Brooklyn end of the bridge Hig- gins discovered that something hat gone wrong with his air tank, and the Tr was speeding toward Brooklyn beyond control. Far ahead was a De Kalb Avenue, car in charge of Motorman Williag’ Neville of No. 116 Wyckoff Avenudé and Conductor William Wright ef No, 1828 Myrtle Avenue, and carrying four mers, » were thirty-six passengers, haps a dozen of them women, om the runaway r The locked and none could jump. was a panic aboard as they “looked, ahead and saw how rapidly thel* swaying car was approaching th¥ other car, At the “loop a. the Brooklyn end y cars are diverted into their proper tracks by throwing switches. On Cut? this morning was Sam Casey, No. 1471 East Ninety-sec d Street, Urooklyn. He heard the «8 and soon realized the situation. Jumping out with his switch tron, of the Bridge t the boy sent the De Kalb car into tts proper k south, ‘and tried tw [throw the switch so the runaway | bridge car would take the curve to |the north, But the r | clos jy ¢ ‘sidewlpe steel girder. Higgins, "we motorman, who had remained to the last trying to re vin control of the car and save the passengers, was taken unconscious the debris Francho OLBWAN, NY se Anne Pranehot daughter Ve. Pranchot, and Frederick W. Godley of New York were married here to-day by the Rev. Hube wiley Carroll of Stephen's Chure - Splits yr those who prefer them, ¢ BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One provesit. 25cat aN druggists, i] 6 said, “that the con-— ms ean I