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THE E NING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1917. ment, but merely to make possible a|@ history of the developments of the of See REEDED BY FAMLY (22-27% ROM MSTOESTERTES CHURCH “CURTAN [OMT oI |e rau ere Fitty-ninth Street, at 8.30) ESTATE CALLED INSANE | cuestiozs at tsgue may be properly | CntM eed N Nuevived by « daughter, o timony before the State Board of Par- reasoned. The idea ts to secure the nee Lotion, Francie Moho wit be N dons fast week when he repudiated | WANT NEW HOSPITAL | OF FIRE” IN SALOON | caim judgment of the partics ‘ Fe, eT la concert i's! his testimony which convicted Billt ‘ j Alienist Gives Opinion of Mental | fected, without resorting to arms.” for Damon ruct ron, the actor and | of the murder of Martin Vraal, | SHADOW OF DEATH) cz SahSSES — TQCOST $1,200,000 BATTLE ON JAN, 28) “zack Cce‘wart® | MwoeNT s. Cooke bean he police to tes! n oe loath = Newapaper Writer Saccamb: to | ennai poison the coffee that was held to Seuse, whe eves KHOREIE disuene Paeumenta tn Hospital, ave 7" * |have killed the Vreals. Jerry was a r. i Vincent 8. Cooke, a newspaper writer, AIN y RUB Herman Billik’s. Wife and) fifteon tn, 1907, when the orlme was John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Anti Liquor Forces Plan State- a Fussy Waving Se Wane died Gil shorting of poeemenia in the Daughter Do Not Want | icv !5. ocatiagnan, of the Paut-| Adolph Lewisohn Among | Wide Demonstration for |estate to charity, was insane was in-|IAwrence Horpltal, Bronxville. Mr. OUT RAEUMATISM: Him—Priest Secured Pardon. |{Swsnnt secured a. commutation to the Petitioners. Local Option. | Toei id che coctine Grup estnoanes | Civ SEAMRDIS IGE end tee ws td life Imprisonment from former Gov, | to-day in the contest of the Gillender |the Philadelphia Press and came to this Deneen, Since then he has worked will which has been brought by twelve! city twenty years ago, At various times Pi . JOLIET, Nh, Jan. 4.—Herman Bil-| to secure the Iberty of the old man. | WHITE | PLAINE, ted ‘fen ‘ | ALBANY, Jan. 4.—Local option | o¢ nor cousins, among them George|he was employed on The World, the Stop suffering! Relief comes | 11x, teebie and striken from the terri- | He appe red before the Pardon Board | , 0 toto veaithtest men in weet. CVC" Which the bitterest battle of the {Hyatt Robinson Prose and other newspapers. In recent the moment you apply fic strains of having been in the parien ad. Gov, Dunne signed. the dann: Gaunt tett to the [#islative session seems certain to be! ‘The principal beneficiary named in| years he was engaged in literary work “St. Jacobs Oil.” shadow of the gallows five times.| focument as one of his last official |w ce ee caaee Skate ae We waged, became more Important than | Miss Gillender's will 18 the Missionary | for the Standard Ot! Company and wrote it. Jacobs O1 leaves the penitentiary here to-day, | acts. | Westchester Coanty Board ot Supers | oS eee ws the Mecate and Ase ty Of Bt. Paul the Apostle, gene. pardoned by the State. - oe | Visors to-day indorsing the request . ‘ally called the Paulist Fathers, Rheumatism ts “pain only.” Bi iba 4 at heart ¢ nt jot V. Everlt Macy, the ‘Commissioner | “em ey organized for the winter’s| which is bequeathed the residuary Not one case in fifty requires inter-|_BMlk. overjoyed at hearing of his DWARF BY PAINT beh ys work, re-electing Thaddeus C. Sweet | tate of more than $1,500,000, The M nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub pardon, announced he would go to of Charities and Correction, that the Speaker of the Lower House, Elon R, | Seum of Art was willed $50,000, Johns) ht | pcm th-, Cleveland to-night where his wife board would build @ new county hos- |, P; Hopkins University $100,000 and the _ the misery right away! pely. soot 4 Gieather Ons Wek But whee HE ATE AS A CHILD | tal ae * 91,006,000 ‘* rown President pro tem. of the up- | Gnarity Organization & clety $100,000, “ing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil an ug) fe | Dital, at a cost of $1,200,000, upon the per one and then adjourning until | y upon the “tender sas" and re-| informed by long distance telephone Cochrane farm, which the county | next Wednesday night. a " 5 he ~ , y | id reetpatas Te i hi atone tee unees, intention, they were horror) cial] Man Collects Damages From hate at er Ni ; Legislators listened in silence to the TRS PEACE IDEA Is | % 4 tism liniment which never disap- ” Estate of Woman Who | ‘mong those who sent communica-| reading of one paragraph in Gov. | : fats ond can net burn the okin, | nave, can’t Rave Bim here” Mra Aalnitted Bilaitie |tlons Indorsing the new hospital plan | Whitman's annual message advocat- ALL WRONG, SAYS TAFT i. Fvenedeate-4 © Limber up! Stop complaining! Get _ ° { - : and setting forth the needs of such an|ing the cause of the “drys” and de- 125th Street, West Poottle of “St. Jacobs Ol" | “We don’t want hint,” broke in F4-) a " inatituth ol shad bd A omall trial bottle of eee cro (a, the daughter. “How did he know| ROCHESTER, N. Y., Jan. 4.—Ivan institution were John D. Rockefeller | ciaring for local optiot! in cities, white | Declares Colonel Doesn’t Under. at og on oe teas fiom i eremate we were hore?” D, Buckley, a dwarf, Swenty: Bye | dr of North Tarrytown; Adolph) William H. Anderson, State Superin- | stand L eague, and Explains ment yorcneay and. stifiness, Don't | Billik, tgnorant of the torn tamily|¥ears old and but three feot tall, has | Lewisohn, President of the Westches- |tendent of the Anti-Saloon League ‘ rede Sale Today, Friday and Saturday Pater! Neliet awaits youl "St. Jacobs |¢ies, planned to-day that his daughter ust recelved, according to report, a ter County Committeo of the State| and field marshal of the white ribbon Plan to Prevent War, Ol” is just as good for aciatica, neu-| siouia be married to “Jerry” Vreal,|!arse sum from the estate of Mra.) Charities Ald Association; Oswald army, announced that the Governor’s| PITTSBURGH, Jan. Ex-Presi- ralgia, jumb sa gag » sprains Anna M. Andrews of Chill, Monroe Garrison Villard, Homer Folks, the pronouncement was the “first gun” In | dent Taft, while passing through this | welliny GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES = al Westch > County, near here, in settlement ot @ | ind several elvis bedlen, oe |e offensive against the intrenched | city on his way to Sharon, where he, sult for $50,000 damages brought by) wir Rockefeller, in his letter to | !!@uor forces, delivered an address last night, said: him on the claim that Mrs, Andrews, |Charies D. Millard, Chairman of the; “Our ‘curtain of fire’ said Mr. An-| “I am working for the League to| New 1917 Models by allowing him, when a small child, | board, sald: "My attention ie called |derson, “will come on Jan. 28, when | Enforce Pence. I see that Mr. Roose- to eat some paint, had stunted his |to the fact that at a meeting of the in the churches throughout the State | v The precise sum paid Buckley has |on last Wednesday, Dec. 2% the |iocal option, C ‘ M at his judgment is erroneous and | Pink, tan and green cham- White lingerie 1417-1423 THIRD AVE! —_ not been made public. It is sald Mrs. | Westchester County’ Building ‘Com- | !°%4 + Congregations will bey that he does not understand the pur- | braye Sizes 8 to 14 NEAR 60° STRE A wonderful new tonic which com-| Andrews, who died in June, 1913, re- mission requested an appropriation of |“#Ked to sign petitions. Then the| pose of it. He belleves that we ar ally expressed her intention of $900,000 to supplement the $300,000| Legislature will be bombarded with ey. Febuilds the system has been | raking some reparation to Buckley. | appropriation made last pring to en- letters and telegrams, while temper- iscovered and is now within reach of |-pye occurrence took place, it is sald, able them to construct. a general! ye laeveass Soe waleht " , eS 0 gel ance orators will stump every county, to charpen your appatite, 6 | ia when Poy, Aired Pees ing fen . county hospital, including a tubercu- | Finally delegations from all parts of petite, to add | farm as a child, Mrs, Andrews left aM Josis hospital, that will adequately |the § health, strength and energy so that | estate valued at from $40,000 to $50,000. in, ‘4 ; sdequately | the State will march upon Albany t the needs of the county. demanding the passage of a satisfac. | ” i your work will seem like play, Buckley's suit was to come on for) “May I say in behalf of my father, | tory local’ option pita | revitalize your entire system—begin | trial in the Supreme Court here yes- | who ip | going to enforce judgment. ps Included are an assortment of sample dresses, sizes We do not intend to enforce judg- | } 8 to 10, and a special purchase of winter Tub Dresses. At these strikingly low prices taki to-ferrin at terday, w hi resident and taxpayer of - a ing malto-ferrin at once. erday. Vestohester County, as well as on pee ae wen Tee a cableapocutel:vatler: cath = |my own behalf, that it geome tonuste | PROTESTS KANSAS HANGING. | 89c, $1.29, $1.79, $2.79 meal will make you fcel like a new BONUSITIS. |wo without saying that adequate fa- | eebgge mare once No matter A hotel bus boy paid $27 yea- ‘ore aa tad Srey for we Senator Thompson Objects to Hes] ow much good other tontes have! terd r his skates and shoes. re of the sick in accordance wit gro’s Execution on Sunday. dove you, he sure to try malto-ferrin| °°20¥ 10 modern standards of efficiency, and! WASHINGTON, Jan, 4,—Senator| Sale Today, Friday and Saturday at once and you will be amased with ——— that the residents and taxpayers of|Thompson of Kansas protested to Use “Tiz for uffed- your improvement, both mentally and WEST POINT THIEVES b= county desire that such provision | president Wilson to-day against the ~," z, i P' up, ’ a 0 to your pharmacist to-day an fT wn victed of murder on the Federal reser= . Tn Sevttionaly ayrsser take home a bottle of malto-ferrin. LOOT OFFICER'S HOME aoe atane mundechamely, to provide | vation at Leavenworth, set for Sun- feet and corns. | “a pee Ons {hha aeneunctinet If you do not feel its rejuvenati sick and for the protection of the | 48%: Jan. 14. ‘ || SampleLine of Famous“ Mothers’ Friend” Suits trnitire, Bee “Breparatlony strengthening power the’ first ¢ tt becmme Enown to-day. thet the |BUbiiC Deatth and’ weltare, Kansas laws do not provide for capital] Why go limping around with A 7 take the bottle back and get your money. Malto-ferrin can be secured at | connection with the al ‘ted States Miltary Academy grounds mn with the almshouse are there, and also objected . “A Ce MiGneie ee Wea Point war robbed. Christmas |tadequate from every point of view.” [being done on Sunday. Senator Thomps | Hardly, get your shoes on or off size bottles,—Advt. Five of $1,100 in silverware, cut glaas|, Commissioner Macy urged the board |son asked that the sentence be com- Why don't you get a 25-cent box of | Malto-ferrin Chambray, crepe, duck, linene, galatea, linen, repp, crash. Sizes 3 to 8. Values $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 “ unishment, Senator Thompson told the | “ching, puffed-up feet—feet so tired, residence of Lieut, Marshburn on the ‘Admittedly the present facilities in | Pl! ie } lent Kansans did not want White | chafed, sore and swollen you can) r ted to life imprisonment, or that} “Tiz” from the drug stor \ other articles, many of whlch were to pass the appropriation. He said | mu NP a LJ © now and of M the negro be hanged elsewhere, bitlon lery, yrnitiry st PEL MRE AE that his request was not an “orgy of gladden your tortured feet? while the officer and | extravagance,” but that the amount THRILL SERIAL “Tis” makes your feet glow with $ EY REDO j . This ts the first |asked for wae a very low estimate to A PRACTICAL SUFFRAGIST, comfort; takes ‘down awells, ; | . u : gs and } grmuring Some very romdceful gives Strength qv Stele) @ [robbery on the reservation tn nearly /bulld a hospital with 600 beds. It], im the Pittsbareh Pest.) draws the soreness and misery right each five years. was decided to continue the hearing| | “What good would the ballot do you.) out of feet that chafe, smart and e until Jan. 15, at which time it is ex- |™ “Tin” Candidates have been helping you| burn. * instantly stops pain in corns, callouses and bunions. “Liz” is glorious for tired, aching, sore —_—_— J feet. No more shoe_tightness—no ‘ know. 4 WESTCHESTER NOTES. aisnwashing forme this years” '"*! more foot tortur; dvt, The Westchester Board of Super- visors has approved the bonds of Dis- trict Attorney Lee P. Davis and County Clerk Daniel J. Cashin. County Clerk Cashin has not yet an- |Hounced the appointments of his clerks for the year, but it is expected that he will name Charles Hepenstal of Yonkers as First Deputy County Clerk, Frank Coffey of White Plains as Second Deputy and George Ellrodt jas Third Deputy. Lester Conklin, Har- old Bailie, Charles Marshall and Miss Margaret Magee, now employed In the office, will also be retained, | Sheriff Ulrich Wiesendanger has ap- pointed Frederick G. Smith of Mama- |roneck as a deputy sheriff. John Lyon and George A. Slater, as & committee of the estate of Emma bE. rity Merritt of Port Chester, who is an In- competent person, have filed their ac- also t Now counting for the last year with County wi — eres ood Sieh . Clerk Cashin, They received $105,304.~ e relight @ | 66 and the expenses incurred amounted Baler be to $15,783.69. u a It Is expected that D. W. Whitmore, — & prominent resident of Mount Ver- e non, will be appointed by Gov, Wh! man, during the next few d. member of the Bronx River Parkway @ lknkeeping with the spirit of the times Commission, to take the place of the late James G, Cannon of Scarsdale, : : . Ch days Thm Brent Parkway Commun to and In recognition of its indebtedness day filed offers to purchase lands from William F, and John Kraft, Fannie + to the general public, the Goldsmith and the North White Plains {Land Company. ‘The commission needs these properties in connection with laying out the new parkway from LOUIS K. LIGGETT COMPANY the Bronx to Kensico Dam, The Westchester County Grand Jury, OPERATING which was sworn In by Justice Platt - of the Supreme Court, has adjourned until next Monday, On the first day | the Jurors considered. eight. cases, | Liggett’s Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores Chon Tuetarccnt | Liggett’s Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores Liggett’s Riker Drug Stores pected that the board will decide to bulld the hospital. MOTHER'S FRIEND TAPELESS BLOUS ‘and Ki & Ei Patent Loop Blouses; sles 7 to 1 79c and $1.00 grades..............0005 . C. F. KOCH & CO., Inc., 125th Street, West Koom Apartment] | = SEE ZS) WESTCHESTER NOTES. Jace so?"Mo tits Soar?“ "*! gore foot torture. Adve” IMM te gud 81.00 grades. -...-.-2 sesso. consisting of all Period Furnitare. .. A 5-Room Apartment The Annual Special AUTOMOBILE SHOW NUMBER== Together with the Annual Special Prescriptions “THE NATIONAL GERMAN DAILY” a a| willbe published on next === FREE TEST pitta t0,A.C: Maver & Co, | Court Officer Wesley Johnson of )Yonkers and Mrs, Emma Huber of | g| Sunday, January 7th, 1917 = ; a Sherwood Park, he is the telephone Lieget?’ s [eee Tal | | Im ortant Notic TISEOROOONOOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO NON AIOKKAKKKAIN are lila thelr homens Nemes ® — vere Lid Canad 5 in connection with the regular and unusually { \ D e Fy prety — Liggett’s Drug Stores, Ltd.—Canada interesting Sunday issue of the Staats-Zeitung L | ral x HOLD DEPOSED EMPEROR. Liggett’s Gordon-Mitchell Drug Stores, r , to World Readers} : / tan annem “of Avratnin. Can- Ltd.—Canada The Automobile Section Al 84 ST & SAVE. : | afiret one Revels Orasnes, | will contain illustrations of the latest and , . odd # | WASHINGTON, Jan. 4,—Despatoh- P ae wer conta! ustrations of the latest and most int: it. fhe 1) ea Silerdaya DOLLAR-A.W, Our Liberal Credit Ben aE AeA ahs aaeetion | will fill prescriptions [for medicines] for Mea oraue Walch will be caniniien tos Gee pmewes aD SundayWorldEdition | § “isiiior KS vans Tarue cooly cee ermnas in Abraninis said the de: the worthy poor FREE OF CHARGE B} Palace from January sth to 105, Noprapian and y — " UR poses Rimperor, Lids Jesse, 14 ' A portraits of the mighty leaders of the Automobile Indus- “Limited to Demand | ‘ to Leng Island, pie ae Pe a ke a in any and all of its stores in both the | try, and many special articles by celebra viper j | New Jersey and Bors mentioned the German Minister United States and Canada. enz‘zcers and prominent men of the trade, Connecticut and a Turk: \ Consul as having played a part in the events which led to the upheaval last fall Lidj!, son of the second daughter @ This offer is in effect now and in of the old Emperor Menelik, soon | order that it may be available to those after ascending the throne joined i)" Readers of The Sunday orld are requested to place their order in ad- wance with their news- 8 The Financial, Insurance and 8} Business Section will embrace many important articles and individual (exe RRR ME SSE with his father in an attempt to make who are justly entitled to it, application views of prominent financiers, financial geniuses, insur- 1 This is th 1 Mobammedanism the state religion of eas ance experts and leaders of extensive business enter- ealer, us is the only the ancient Christian country, He | for free prescriptions must be accom- prises. ] H was overthrown by a revolution led . : way to be sure of gettinga by churchmen and his mother now! panied by the written request of a | copy regularly, as The | id ten licensed physician or surgeon. | : ing Re Suite, i i | Sunday World is sold out mahog ny finish bea: TA Pgvter tone fibers frame. 5 50 x Father of 09-Year Lease Believed h A ts, back and arm ine §; 54 > early. . Owing to a short-| % itather, indestructible springs in acate; like cutee” x CHICAGO, Jan, 4.—Francis P, Ow-| Ih e K Ib e tt C WE PAY FREIGHT AND RAILROAD FARE {eave and builder of Chicago's Arat shy. ouls A. Ligge 0. a ns ssrapers ls believed to be insane Owings in millions by “shoestring” to be bankrupt, with debts of more MORO 909909906 6 9090 1 COCO OOO OOM MOOI) than $5,000,000, age of ‘news-print * paper the newsdealers’ orders are ited to actual sales! SERRE EE