The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 2

‘te be in the movies, you 40 look at.” “Movies be r cg lb ge Mira “NEWBERRY DIDN'T HELEN ANTISDALE WED 3 DAYS AFTER y CANDLE PARADE AT DEATH BED FOOD ALONE COST THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, _PEBRUARY 8, 1920.” LRT. HINES ANSWERS | R. R. WAGE DEMAND PERSHING IN FIGHT | SPEND A DOLLAR pp. 000 IN TTB STRKE 5. TO BNE BEST JOBS down as soon as she opened the door, /4he Michigan law, as long as ex- Geveral blows had been rained upon|Pehees come within the eleven enu- SAYS HIS COUNSEL Miss Helen Antisdale, an associate editor of Harpers Bazaar, attended a Mrs, Antoinette Imbiinbo, ‘our, of No. 25 Hester St; vet, thirty- Manhat- “AR outward signs of drinking with- _ (Continued from First Page) Mr. Hedley admitted the New York President La Guardia, “there never and is now estimated to be worth | Settlement. WASHINGTON, Feb, @. ment’s attitude The Govern: toward demands of the ‘The bodies of James and John Hy- nan, brothers, caretakers of a house at TO OVERSEAS MEN tan, deserted by Mrs, Nity Dente, of section wan a worse collection of thugs than fo. vw rsd ney oes outlined te cnt, panera j No. 1060 66th Street, Brooklyn, as the naps ® the strikebreakers who were brought omciais to-day by Director Generel —sa “Law Does Not Limit What “spirit curtat who falied to save her| *0Ing additional help,” said Comp-|ices in 1916." i : me yi husband's 1ifé, was held in $1,600 bait | troller Craig, IR. T. LOANED $942,000 TO BUILD Neither Railroad Administration om-| Clash Before Military Com Committee of Friends May by MARNWEs Mn eek the ee HOTEL BELMONT. cial nor union omcers would discuss! mittee Over Making Col Put Up,” He Adds. pine Acbbihitharhiedmnd bbe grand larceny | : ae 2 Mr. Gaynor: testified that the In beta spired. It ce under- i ects P, for examination ‘Thursday, @he| Some one siggeated thmt this wnslterborough loaned $942,000 at ¢ per, #1604 Ofr. Hines suggested ahree alter. Beach Chief of Engineers. Tee pleaded not guilty. spent to keep the mouths of employees cent, for the construction of the Mtives as a basis of settlement ne : GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Feb, 3— When the attending physician maid | Closed after necidemts Hotel Belmont in 1902 and 1903 ana Of these, tt was reported. was ® Plan} igseciat prom a Balt Comempondeat of he Truman H. Newberry entered the that Anthony Dente, 411 with pnou-| | There was also an $11.00 item for/inut the loan had never been repaid. simriae to the Cox Commiasion--to cone} WAGHINGRO Ue Temes, {0d Bene rtdl Shei halen tH Sieh monia, did not have long to live, Mra, | “Miscellaneous” expensor The deal was made through the Sub- gider the demands. islimebbnt 3.—The one Snetnees Dente was induced by friends to send| ‘Surely the Hedley-Connolly strike way Realty Company and the Hotel mail struggle between the overseas officers at the solicitation of others and not for the alleged spirit curist of last year didn't cost nearly as|felmont Corporation. It wa CARPENTIER IS COMING, and these who served at home ts ow. in furtherance of a’rcheme to get @ Acoording to Mrs. Dente, Mrs, Im-| much aa that,” said Mayor Hylan. j|fied that “a long term lease pena * | minating in a bitter fight over the eeat in the Senate, said James 0, bimbo distrituted candies and led a! One of the last items wus $5,000 for witness could not recall the French Champion Will Salil For nomination of Col. Lansing & Beach‘ Murfin, of Detroit, in outlining to th perade around the bed chamber, two ¢xpenses at the Hotel Belmont and|/number of years—had been America on March 10, Manager Says, t ge He 4 panes a) ’ | ‘ ‘ uJ v1 women holding the invalid. Then, it auto hire whereby an annual rental of $ PARIS, Feb. 8.—Georges Carpentier, | ‘© * Chief of Engineers to euccesd _ Bhortty after 8 o'clock Mrs, Sarah | J™FY to-day the attitude the defense # alleged, to “drive away the evil SUBWAY BUSINESS HAS BIG/is paid by the Hotel Belmont Com- | Burapean heavyweight champion and| Gen W. M. Blaok, retired. Senator Reeves, who has a room there, let| Will assume toward the charges of spirits,” she poured alcohol over a GAIN, SAYS HEDLEY. any to the Subway Realty Company. | Challenger for the wortd's title, Is to] Warren, at the instance of Gen. herself into the Hoxie apartment and! conspiracy and fraud for which 123 platefal of becf and set it on fire,| Frank Uediey, President and Gen- tically all the Subway Realty |! for America March 10, it was an-| Pershing, who «pported Col. W. C. ‘mde her way to her room, aDout|men are on trial. Dente personal effects, including a|¢Ta! Manager of the Interborough.| Company. stock i# now held by the | nounced today by M. Descamps, his|Lankfitt for head of the Engineers. fifteen feet from the hall door. she " ! lock of his hair, were destroyed in the | testified that the business of Ue Oo0.- | interborougn, Mr. Guynor said. | ataunn doe ae ert ering tent| Corba, in opposing the confirmation ot i] ferned on the light and saw Miss| ™M? Murfin explained the defense's same way. | pany now is “increasing enormously.”| an unsuccessful effort was made | dneqt March 25 to fill some move eo. | Cok Beach: . Horie in a kneeling position across | View of the specific details of the of- Mra, Imbimbo's fee wan $80. Dente’s | He suid the subways carried from|to show that August Belmont was a | |tracte, After that he will tour Amer. | THe nomination will come up in the | ‘the bed. | tenses charged in the six counts of lmess became double pneumonia, He! eight and one-half to tifirteen a member of the Hotel Belmont Cor- | jea in a vaudeville act. Military Seat ferns abonn erg af-) ‘Thinking the girl was asleep, Mra| the indtic died last Sunday. | fourteen million passengers a month. | poration at the same time he was ac- >- ternoon. Gen, Pershing has an- , ives Bhsck Sion. Pomething Cates |" nee Seeley Tent ton elias cians “We ought to have more subways|tive in the big deals of the Inter-| ta-Gev. Frank Brows, of Maryland, | 20Unced it to be his policy that none < touched her hands and she drew away teetaac te acta, of the charges. SALOON SIGN MUST right away to provide decent accom-|porough. Mr. Burr prpmised more pi but overseas men shalt receive pro- 17 to the window to ascertain what it . Murfin declared these respond- modations for the public,” he added. | questioning along this line. | BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.— Former Goy.| motion to the desirable assignments. : © Gas. Raising the ohade, the woman |<%# are charged with conspiring to as ne GO WITHIN 15 DAYS, «wourn't te operation of a few! Corporation Counsel Burr hopes to Frank Brown died at his home tere to-| This has lined up all those who failed j : saw the half-naked form of the girt |“! ya je-consdhae peaked ani Rhee ad Le wn anaad -_——_ more trains on the present lnes|prove that the taxpayers, through 4a¥. He was seventy¢our years old.|,to get to France in opposition. ‘ covered with Without stopping | PTY “to commit an offense, to-wit: | Cymid Brings Two Old Friends |p help? asked Mayor Hylan. rooney loaned one of the Interbor- H¢, ¥a% Governor of Maryland from] Col. Beach, who is an engineer of 3 to investigate further, she ran from | T'¢ Offense of expending more of his a To: as ih a Chance Pofice wy Make ATES When. Pro- |r rouldn impose on the public in| ough subsidiaries, have materially | Goel ed - ‘I note, was in this country throughout { the apartment screaming. money than the law allows.” banana i: hibition Law Violation Is Ap- | such a way,” answered Mr. Hedleys|helped finance the erection of the| prothees Anpheatated by Gan, (the War. Secretary Baker recom- ‘Apparently, Miss Hoxie was struck| !t was further argued that “under Meeting Here. parent, Says Burr. “py reducing the margin of safety." | Belmont Hotel, which cost $8500,000/ * \mended him and President Wilson appointed him over the opposition ef ; (Goctionad sont iret Pees) the Jacob Jones and other destroyers evated Express," Mr. Gaynor tes-| connection with construction and Our Big Daily Special for To- Morrow, A iz desday, Germauy will be remindes of Rat alates pat Caen onackeg” by vy Daniels euid ee Two Malian! tified that Ivy Lee was paid $12,000 a} equipment contracts, Ww d: d F. b: h. Da * pte was written late one after- Warships. ‘for bis wervices and that Harry| Concerning the $500,000 paid to ‘ednesday, February 4t : ia the provisions of the Treaty of Ver-|served about sixteen years on shore | noon after all officers in chanze of 24 year J Morgan & Co, in 1911, Mr. Gaynor| ~ gaillee. ‘The list was approved by the|auty and nine years at séh, reports had teft the department and | TRIHST, Feb. 3—Gabrielo d’Annun-| p. Waugh was editor of the “Hlevated| Genie that it was a bonus, but | Bie sauares of creamy, ? Council of Ambassadors. It will be| ay justifying bin contention that} W% Written as the easiest way of {zto, has seized the torpedo boat Orsint| txpreas,” He could not furnish fig-|iamited the bankers received the | kind Mother and the girls 0 hanged to Baron von Lersner to-day. getting the information. ‘There and the auxiliary ship Citta Di Roma,| | 4. regarding the total cost of this| half million for. “holding themselves | at the fudge party, It te understood many of the men men- las irieues aoNee. ates are neces | not af that tine end never has be 1, |Beund trom Ancona to Pole with mu-| Ai ttre in readiness” to supply funds which igilclomness into « of secondary importance to| Mr. Daniels declared, any question of {nitions and foodatufls for the Itallan| advertise! i. 3 ‘ey were not called upon to supe: embedded with tasty bes puss, rick pela lennlgrra rears afloat, Mr. Daniele asserted: | f#Voritiam or relationship in the mat-|Naval forces. ‘The veasuls were brought| ‘The “beefsteak” advertisement fn vod igi taclcelo wilh et SPECIAL, POUND BOX i _ ALLIES LIST 780 ‘by @ physician. volunteered, and, in the spring of 1917 to New York, and three| mandant of the Third Naval District and Charles Floyd's headquarters in Grand Rapids. King was the Newberry campaign manager and Floyd was in charge of the Grand Rapids office. “An army of agents was employed. ‘The majority recetved $300 a month swearing in yesterday of Carver Glass, tormer Secretary of the Treasury, as a member of the Senate, But as Hitchcock expecta to get Johnson, of South Daleeta, absent last time, the decision etill appears to- rest with Smith. hired and secret paid large salaries to advocate Now- berry's electio! WANTED FOR TRIAL Hwphatic denial was made by the ona rae Denufectirens, Asse: something about it in the news-|/ Jn 1911 the Interborough paid 312-314 Fifth Ave, Near 32nd St. H Names Handed to Von Lersner tnent that the ‘polley ‘fellower rn | Medgres 10.80 A.M... Informal papers.” Aha e.| Chnstinas Ponuses to tts employees | [RRR Tea Rt ee Ree cee Bea eee RT i © ToDay With Curt Note awarding medals had "shot io pieces” Pro salons! Buotographers Society of|, "De you know the difference be-/amounting to $40,816 and also pointed to Instances of such “Adm trails Mayo amit Gleaves and life in jeopardy in order that his #hip and the lives of others might be pre- eerved.” With that tm mind, he ordered further study of Navy records when he found that only 119 enlisted men of the 600,000 in the Navy during the war had Geen recommended for any high honor, he explained. the Navy's morale, When George Karcher \an fined ten that he didn't see an) sense in washing fit card party for Serbian Relief Fund, Waldorf-Astoria. University Forum of America, dance at No. W. Sd Street. National Association of Music chanta, meetin AM. American Toy Exhibitors, toy fair. Union Square. Imperial and Breslin hotels; through to March National Association of Finoo ‘Tuners, meeting, Hotel McAlpin, 9.30 A. Mer- Hotel Commodore, 9. M. to Tr. York, meeting, Hotel McAlpin due solely to the fact that the Man- cent. diivdend on a pay a 7 per you know that the Interborough has permission to issue $300,000,000 worth of securities—that it has al- ready issued $210,000,000 worth and has cleaned up 18% per cent. in a comparatively few years? Do you also know that 20 per cent, dividends have been paid for several years?” Mr. Hedl that he had y replied tween waste and thrift?” asked Cor- ately furnish full data on the city's} bonuses totalling $2, 64,83 and how 1917, . One item of $137,754 was charged to one month's extra pay for the chair- man of the board of directors and the general managers and one-half inonth's pay to employees who refused to go on strike in 1906, 20,668 was charged day's pay for th Another item to an extva employees during the Hudson-Fulton celebration, Other Christmas bonuses were paid to Berlin. ’ “Ii isan. ingult to the splendid men pina pinvalld, Society, bridge, Hotel] poration Counsel Burr, of follows: In 1912, $41207; 1915, PARIS, Feb. 3.—A lst of 180 men SINGS CHARGE AN bedises Bary 0 my thet the morale itt "Memorial Committee, dance,| “I'm surprised thut you should ask| $018;, 184 Suit aeons " could 4, im- e i] 8PM ry y. ' p iy 2 ahem Germany is summoned to deliver paired by any awarde to individuals,” | URS, yyark imea dar Hotel Panne | O10, rns adem acar BAIS ME HOMISY) 1 S013 986 le chamwed fon An estre to the Entente authorities will accom- pany the Allies’ curt angwer to Berlin's request that Germany be relieved from handing over for trial army officers and others charged with crimes during the INSULT TO NAVY’ war. In the Allied reply, decided on yes. teresting international situations, “On shore a man decides important Jointly Consider Reve. aid Mr. Daniels. Explaining Admirad Sims's mention of @ message from the Secretary ask ing what recommendation had bee made for “Bagley (Mr, Daniels's brother-in-law) and other officers of ter of bis relations with Commander Bugley. tug retorned to Charleston, 8, C., ‘ivania, 8 DP. "inner to’ Governor ©, T. awards, Hotel Pennsylvania pbouthern ‘Travelers Association, meet- Hotel Bennaylvanin . ner, into Fimme yesterday. ae dail reported to-day. ‘The’ veasel, which “I'm surprised that I have to ask you,” countered Mr, Burr, In an effort to determine the cost of the advertising campaign conducted through the “Subway Sun” and the the “Subway Sun” caused Mr. Burr to refer to the 187 per cent. dividends print a notioe in ibe “Subway Sunt strike allowance pald to the men who remmined loyal during the strike 916, and bonuses amounting to $1 121 were paid to the employees in 1917 Richard Reld Rogers received a bonus of $50,000 for his services in Daylight Saving Wit the Senate for The Dill fixes of} Passes First | Lamps and Shades are ail sesucee feat 10% to 5%: laid. prices. from 87.5000 6300, Chaise Longues— Slipper Chairs sald te daughter waa born in| was commisioned a Meutenant com | 20 eine French Goverment Re capedhareh ead Meh giasees 1p Dis | rattan elevated lines, whose financial advances. ’ Made in our own Shop. t Haven, Conn, Bight years ago| mander and made aide to the com-| aunng the work! war. to-day, he told the Weet Gide Court | burdens the subway bear, continue to) How the Interborough paid out | LAMPS cease. oaggeannes questions in the quiet of office sur- ——~» , ‘ 65,000,000 paid by the ee : > PLAN UNITED GERMANY. roundings, with time to weigh the|Destroyer Gives Up Search for| HALIFAX, N. 8. -|amounting to bas 000.009 Pe he caked | Panan Tee The Chamber of i ass * bs and cons, and if he maken a| Nimeteen in Missing Lifeboat. | tions for repair of the disabled United | Interborough since 1903, and he asked | neputies to-day passed the Daylight || [SUPERFINE CREAM- poy The destro ik States Army transport Powhatan are|Mr, Gaynor if ‘se I. RT. would ving Bil, the me then going to PRY CARAMELS— Amperial Prasstam Cabinets |ristake bis error of decision is not oyer hap and a navy | progressing. satisfactorily, Capt Ran- Here iy an assortment immediately followed ‘by disastrous ¥ x jes | crus towed into this port after drifting |saving “You can't eat your cake and| March 16 as th e for turning the |} | that will appeal to BERLIN, Feb. 3.—Questions relative | remuits, At sea, particularly in eub- : i Ae Beacening. foe. Swe ” dye | rs ow in heavy” we haa Keon | eavings. “you G y e clocks an hour ehead 1 [rgeeee eee ae qhetcenne to the establishment of a single central . or feboat w' je Captain, i ® | pumpe Wary and now are going | keep it, too. ——— | hss ach Waaae tion for the German Empire marine warfare, the cofmander, like|family and fourteen men of | nder two of her boilers, Randall said. Attorney Quackenbush for the In- | President alian Court ef and ‘and Oy eereae ‘a joint meeting of the | Ml tis men, is in imminemt peril of on poh gg ely aed Deve in| corn terborough reverted back to the} i Ra Ry death.” were entertained that those in the| _ TWawall Wants Statehood. | more. than $2,000,000 strike expendi-| TI na PROPER QUALIFICATIONS REAL| boat might have been picked up by a! i hai cea Feb, 3.—A ®iN DrO-| tires in 1916. He said the law de- | 60? Vou Stores: New York vessel not equipped with wireless. viding for the granting of statehood no day Brookivn, Newark, el BASIS OF REWARD. > ikl \to Hawall, under qualifications to be Partment incurred part of the ex ay mii ‘thie In @eupport of Iie contention th pense by sending more than 700 men| 4 o For exact location see Chocolate Pw porte: rin determined by Congress, was intro- BH PE APOSURE y 4 commander of a ship eunk or a alt Bae “Fat ret ie ee oo : yesterday by Dolernte Kalani- to jail Werd off colda sad coughe with Father lephone directory, L POUND BOX Py BS ee eed wate Kali Jonn's which bullde ad ht includes the container, cent to 50 per cent does not lessen the distinction or reduce their quality one whit! OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” in must disappear,” Corporation Coun. | S¥bwaye are carrying more passen-|at least 00,000. 22 Hobson Avenue, Laurel Hill, wore {What is called tl t her head, crushing the skull, A ham-|™merated classes in the statute, Meh petra berg d ld nS | oct Burr said to-day, in explaining the| Sere than all the steam roads in the! ‘The Belmont Hotel is owned by|foufd there this morning. Both had| ‘The Beach-Lankfitt oontest is also ’ mer or flatiron is beliéved to have | ‘# nO limit as to the amount of money Gale, to wae Grate in the “ark | C1tY'S part in Prohibition enforcement. | country combined. He «dmitted also |the Subway Realty Company, $1,800,- | Reet Sree get out The nes or a ek, Laupposed to be an echo of the Marob- been the weapon, @ committee of a candidate's friends they. inadvertentty sag Heel ewes fe Burr conferred yesterday with| that the contracts provided for a/ 000 of whose $2,000,000 capital stock | stove. Pershing feud. She was then dragged to Mrs.| an spend in his behalf.” tractive young salegman, and after | Tepresentatives of the Federal Govern-| riyecent fare “and no more.” is owned by the Interborough Rapid i Reeve’s room-and thrown where she} “While there had been rumors in| their eyes became accustomed to the | ™°™t and the District Attorney's office HEDLEY CROSS-EXAMINED BY/|Transit Company. The remainder ts| { was found, across the bed. Examina- | Michigan that Henry Ford would be| darkness, Miss Antisdale’s eampanion boo perkge rt Pao hipped Prohibition. MAYOR AND BURR. jowned by J. P. Morgan and others. ' tion showed she had not been attack-|a candidate for the Senate, bis can-| leaned clase to her and said: peal ment hens ONS an w- After admitting that the Interbor-| Explaining how the Interborough 4g ed before being struck down. Money| didacy was actually announced on| ‘‘T#n't that man's face familiar?” “enloba Gane wut ough Rapld Transit Company had |came to construct the Belmont Hotel, A Sand trinkets on a dresser nearby|June 14, 1918. Miss Antindaie stole « took at him. | memory within. Afteen Pte allt rai porrowed $1,000,000 from the Inter-| Auditor Gaynor said that in laying c : showed that robbery was not the mo-| “There was a very genemi feeling) j)1“ert#inly is," she responded. Burr, “I haven't looked up the ques-|porough Consolidated, the holding | out the Fourth Avenue subway it was ; * tive, ‘The investigators found evi-| that Mr. Ford did not represent tH} eueet them te stand many times ong | ttn of whether anloonkeepers may| company, which company is in bank-|Necessary to make a sharp turn at | denge of s maniac's wanton crime | type at American who, at that critton!| {hy attractive youns aalewaan, Kerna- | "0 thers 10 the collar, 88 souvenira, vuptoy, Preakient ifedlcy, was sub- treet. The most economical way 1 AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. e CONDUCTOR OF OPERA PROVES | juncture should reprepent his State in) chan Babcock of No. 41 West 83d nay dedare Protubition un. le Court jected to a spirited, dua! cross exam to accomplish this was to purchase \ one DO an ; «TIME GIRL STILL LIVED. the United States Senate. Many peo-| Street, asked: eae, oot We eulle intcacent Gar he ination at the tends of Mayor Hyion| ‘He Property, he said OB FROM FIFTH AVENUE) BS. ‘While the police vor a Ernest heed remembered his campaign against pei tpas me—haven't I @een you be- | ior store ‘signs must not be wikia and Corporation Counsel Burr. wae ae en ee ale $ FEE Gpere Company, telephoned to rental remembered mie wollsmegnt, tinguid |i then flashed on them both they baa |" ur” waded that tho “Do you know that the subwmays| "inns subway Healy Company is “COZY CORNERS” : Opera, (i SeuId | attended the Church of the Red bd Polloe wit) made $290,000 last year?” asked the | » ” : ; | room, ‘The deteotive who answered| od efforts to bring about what now | {itcnfed (he Churn of the Redeamer | make arrests when a violation af the ; & corporation of $2,000,000 capital,” r i taba him to come up immediately.|appears would have been @ Germen | met sinen, taw ie apparent. Search and saizure | Muyor- ‘ plied the Auditor. An overstuffed Easy Chair and a Floor Lamp , : Knooh told the police he visited the | peace. ati Antieades Bone? they wentte operations will be confined to the geq.| “tif I am allowed an explanation” |" swore did you get the actual of pretty design set in the corner of the 4 apartment about 1 o'clock in the) “Commander Newberry had had an| i0ih Street, and had te the ali | erat autborition. begun Mr, Hedley. money with which you acquired that} Living Room adds an atmosphere of comfort 4 pores vor yut ay 5 i afternoon and saw Miss Hoxie, He| honorable record in the Spaniah-| hey pore unarre fs “Don't make speeches, but answer! janq at 42d Street and Park Avenue? Pp i 5 said he promised to telephone later! American War. He had been Secre-| Scully at City Tall on Saturday Se*|CAN’T SEE SENSE my question,” declared the Mayor,| pidn't you get any money from the and attractiveness to any home, and can be ibe decided to take the room. His/tary of the Navy in the Cabinet af | 200" and are now on their honeymoon, | 1 pq WASHING GLASSES| °°", his gavel. : | city of New York for rea! estate pur- | obtained at McGIBB during February at call established the fact that Miss|tnet militant Amorican, Theodore | — = SS ‘I know that we made $290,000) poses?” | prices that are really moderate. Hoxie was alive after 1 o'clock. Roosevelt, lutled to a medal if he showed proper sae over and above what is necessary to) “We did.” | * Tho father aid not know of hie! «within ¢orty-cight hours after our | qualifications, even though the #hip|S0da Fountain Man Finc! $20] keep us out of the hands of a re-| “flow much?” | OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE daughter's murder until he came home| ... niry ghreatened to enter the World | Was unable to combat the submarine, ‘When He Tells This to Court | cetver.” replied Mr. Hedley. | “Off hand 1 couldn't say. But 1 frm Corona, where he ‘works, at 6 War,” Mr. MurOin, “N Secretary Daniels cited numerous ex- —Jail Next Tine. “Isn't it true,” asked Corporation | jthink it was about $1,300,000." Easy Chairs— Wing Chairs— Sofas P.M. He collapsed and bad to be p” nid, Mire OUST | sled Sh /AmninaD Havel bibtory aes Counsel Burr, “that there is a deficit! Mr. Gaynor was asked to immedi- | t the Lah gokeiad died. at New York. His brother and his | yieo Admirals Grant,” comtinned Mr. | ‘be siaasen every tine that they were| bloated, water capitalization of $60,-| bankers’ “expens: ; of $17,623,901 | Polychrome Floor Lamps is a eon, Ralph, twelve years] two song were also in military service. | Daniels, “recommended commanding |“ t he would continme to} 900,000, which means a $2,400,000) were increased by $500,000 paid to J. 5 cai eee Who is in school at Hinckley! «71 was not until this had all hap-| officers under them for distinguished | read ene Symes every night when |nandup to the Manhattan elevated) P. Morin & Co. for “holding them- Polychrome Table Lamps— Boudoir Lamps ‘ : Hoxie has a second wife, !pened that he consented to the use| service medals who displayed those | «ay mitt tee tations ihe C lines every year?" | selves in readiness to supply funds” to New Orleans two weeks | o¢ nia name. He stipulated ¢hut be|mgh qualities when thhir ehips,|“w that's the way you feel about it| Mr. Hedley didn’t think this was) was told by Auditor Gaynor, | with her giok mother, | could not leave his duties, that he|@truck by mines or torpedoes, were | will fine you twenty dollars and warn | wholly the reason. Ty ves PrOURDY Gul MAOETBAt) the Constance ettended MEM! could not be active and that he could] unk or dammamod. ‘The Board of | {thatthe mext dene you are brought! “tiave you ever applied to the) Interborough kept sums on deposit i avhplane luntil a year 6% !not contribute one dollar to tis! Awarte approved their recommenda | cstabushment Iwill wend You to jai | Manhattan Wlovated Company to re-| with Morgan & Co. estimated by | ge 5 cop house er . Lene commneninentel 7 per cent. on| Corpora n Counsel Burr at from movement. This determination not/| tions. duce that guaranteed P ‘ Leteietowaen £0 ee any Sanened to uy| Referring to Admiral sims atate-| IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. [the swollen capitalization of $60. $70,000,000 to $80,000,000, and re- s H p i — cent wus religiously adhered to by 000,000 ayked Mr. Burr ceived interest thereon at the rate ‘ ay ‘ ener the end | Meant that be md not recommended A E SMITH PICKS hie oe, Paeiee, Ty aang | Gey enlletet tnen tor medals tesaues | eee Garment Retailers Associa-| , have,” replied Mr. Hedley. “1| of only 21-2 per cent. f €! oruar a (Ss (0) ‘ HOKE ek wee ev aetaders tentes es | Soe baa nothing to gtvo them,” the | {2d dinner, Hotel Commodore. P.M. | emoxe to Alfred Skitt, President of] The Yonuses paid Theodore P. 4) SENATE LEADER. |ever nandied by anyone. Reset . Lepr fdenap tie esp ieadehten the Manhattan, just prior to Jan. 1.|Shonta “in recognition of hia eff-| /"The Commander was running ey Series 200 Somenitiae's ab |) Unitormed Firemea’e Apaieisiion. 08 | OT rT went. to ete hiMi| clecicy aud services in nexutlat f A tention to the act creating the anvards, | tertainment and reception, Manhattan is Pee se ee IB: BRC UBUES, in on against the bast advertised man in i the s, : His Vote Will Decide Contest|America. (Ford). It was indispens-|Wbich he sald made no distinction | Casino, Highth Avenue and 1th Street. about seeking a loan from the Man-| contracts for the subway exten-| |h 5 ably necessary, in the judgment of| between an Admiral, Captain and| American Society of Mechanical In-| hattan Company etockholders to keep] sions,” under Contract No, 3, were | ' Between Underwood and these respondent, that his qualitica- | entisted man. 4 apectors, first. annual iar Jn) us going. included in the list. On Jan, 5, 1913,} [BY am’ S i Hitchcock This Week. Rees algiven Se wider Durer y, Bdaecine (tc ktheiteateas (oo tea apection euuipment exhibition, “Hotel ni Haaey om i geet) ete Mr. \Shonts received $125,000, and on t IN ty for ithical Cuiture, |eced in getting the reduct 22, 1914, he got $25, ore, istincti | WASHINGTON, Yeh. 8.—Another|newapapers, cirvulare, | pamphlets mpot on Admiral Benson because of meeting at Society! 7 per cent, But he thought that the ee te events Ls Rh Vj ITH the distinction and ; cautua to pick a Demporatic leader in|and similar Te ee A eae’ | nie Services ae chiet of naval opera. | ouss #6 Routh Oxford Birect, Brooke} a osisers might be brought to-|_ A> em of FD : 2 H quality of these | the Genate will de called as soon as|!D charge of the most skilful Dub- |tipns, Mr. Daniele declared he woukl| "Boring Fashion Review, Hotel Com-| ocr, Mr, Gaynor “in appreciation of this| {fe ay OF amps f Benator Hitchooek returns from Nob- |i vier we uouphy and with [ewe the sume meal “that goes to ae : sre you know," asked Mayor Hy-|2ervices” 0s auditor. 13} andshades in mind, itseemsin- {f Pasha tate this week. absolute bonesty.” that great and distinguished officer | Ghsd’Centiu ialane” “nt Festival fe aia ee ee ea Coasting” bonuses paid to motor-| HA} congruous to urge their pur- {i : Hoke @mith, af Georgia, whose re-|""Prosecutor Dalicy finished his out-|to the hamblest aallor lad, who. when cl Foe eter een Cormpane|men for saving power in the operation f thei \H Js fugal to yote tied the last caucus, Is re-|iine of the Government's case 8000 placed 4 istrict, entertainment and recop-|Of the Manhattan Railway Company poe regia nl dea pag hah chase because of their price. Fj ported to have made up hie mind which |after court reconvened to-day “Wo]T\ov! 18 & Position of Rreat respon-| tion, Palm Garden, Oath Street near! to the Interborough was» executed|0f Tall | 60 Thorough | Hy B fi Ike candidate—Hitchoock or Underwood | will show,” Duiley told the jurors,| “bility in a time that tested the tury | Lexington Avene a land the time It went into effect the] $59.601. ‘These bonuses were paid from | Hy ut the fact that they have [fh woke ton. “that great heaps and piles of money} of which a man is made, met the do- | tea ut_¥. W. C. A., Lenox Avenue aud | stock of the Manhattan was watered | Sept, 1910, to Nov. 30, 1919. ‘The other I been reduced in price by 10 per i Wateryood gained © vote by the ee oe eet toyaie hoadquariore 10 | ne cf those duties and placed hie easiest, MMithigun Paughters, bene-| to the extent of $12,000,000? And, do| bonuses were paid between 1905 and 4 } } 4 } {