The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1921, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1921. UPSTATEMAYORS Symbolic Tableau by Society Women at Metropolitan To-Night HETIRICK PLEADS — WILL BACK JOHNSON 7.0 Mark Climax of the-Campaign for European Children’s Relief FO PAPERS SEIZED WIGHT ON MILER oo eT sie NRADONOFFCE Corporation Counsel O’Brien Says Their Interests Centre on Gas and Electric Rates, | ‘Counsel Claims Defense of Author of “Code” Is Hain pered Without Them. A claim by the defense that its cane jis embarrassed by lack of documents seized in a raid on the office of John T Hettrick al No, 155 Broadway, wae jeutlined to-day by Robert H. Elder, [attorney for Hettrick, when the trial for conspiracy was resumed before | Supreme Court Justice McAvoy John C. Aisenbery, Hettrick who was a witness for the proseou- tion, Was called by Mr, Bilder and was asked about documents bearing ALL IN GOVERNOR'S PLAN Traction Concerns Only New; York City, but Programme In- cludes Other Public Utilities. | When Senator Hiram W. Johnson, of California begins his fight against Gov. Miller's traction bills lie wil! have the backing of the Conferepce of New York Slate Mayors nis ona 4 apportionment of means that every city of any import- i] " « mber EWU en oes | mies ‘ ; , LF % ; plumbing contracts among members evn ay po Johnson.) MARION / a ‘ ; a Ee a . " of Hettrick’s code of practice, Aisen= © up a cities a not con-| TE FANY "yee i ; . a bery said all the office recoras had marne a in or al zeceed by the tractors orsT, Lowe ¥ been seized Kenneth Spence, asso- bills framed by Gov. Miller. These, FAReniLo. ~ jelate counsel with Col Henry Ty measures, according to Corporation A | Stimson, suid he never had seen the papers desert ed pro Counsel O'Brien, are especially drawn to apply only to this city Miss Timoth *felffer of th Attor~ ‘But the up-State cities are vitally GERALOINE say Galas ate w maid an interested in the measures, which are > aid one of Hettrick’a aschonteatl part of Goy. Miller's programme, and ae THOMPSON |"! of Het which, according to Mr, O'Brien, de- Ame Curren had been allowed access to some of prive practically every city in the State of the right of home rule over 74 “| ri its franchises and other local rights. | William Chapman, an officiat of the “Tam going before the New York Plumber's Union, who is on trig witht State Conferenct of Mayors Thuraday | v oe. i : , , | ed ne Ik, hy Mia z ‘ Dee a Her- night,” said Mr. O'Brien, “and I pro-| . 4 me mMRS 4 ae ber ae th, cone ee h bee grey pose appealing to them in the name Be SERSEanc supporting that of Doran. Both Chap- the records to “bring them up te date." of justice and fair play and mutual protection for cities. Senator Johnson will arrive some time to-night and will begin « series of conferences with Mr, O'Brien in the Law Department Municip Building to-morrow morning. No time will be lost in arrang rd man and Doran claimed their interést MISS HELEN exclusive otganization to strangle ng the plen of le battle, Mr, O'Brien MRS LYDIG = = Pi -... Wh Ma > Saee Wounded Boys’ Pleading le 4 pout launching it. Mr. Qysver~ ju eee | . |Ruloff Lott, 98, Oldest “Red) caine said baa ‘conditions had re CALLTO“OUTSIDER’ | °*#** Shy s Sho essit vd" Rewoae’’000 ‘Wie TRIG fan See SURPRISES MILLER Singing of “Carmen” to Be , ee t for Jobs Show Necessity Breast” Among 1,000 Who ot overtime work for journeymen, by tion when the Je of practice” was started, testified that the was the prime ni h they received $9 for a ten= r day Followed by Spectacle in > es Y ° March Through Snow. r : taN.Y.S ; Governor Makes Caustic Comment : f, : | 0 a . ervice ou é ont remulted in dineatis notte t ‘hic di ytd i} hae snow! parade of the & 8} lowing ar, he sald on Retaining of Johnson = | Which Mrs. Lydig Hoyt and 36 Venuses - $< | “The sinatiht paride) of the Mines) Te itiag of bids etter She wereennl by City Nineteen Other Beauties te Zvening World| the Hotel Pennsytvania March ¢.{County Volunteer Firemen's Assocla-| mitted was another bad element in y City. E = ° Letters to Evening Or A RH eemRatE Ge ONRIMErO TOE the “boya" who np bo 1868 raced] the business, he declared, and the — i . + Rant Dap — oss . in Fitspatric id Fred ormany | ils. a : code was expected to eliminate those ee ee TREO ate tant Will Depict America’s Part F GENE Ciece Picked From Prove What its Suggestion, Sy Samick aad Hrad Go Noriea, | iver deagming heed) pimng tel trouble the announce n ‘ork that i ief Work > , of The Work ‘ 40 he vo « witness declared Hettriok’s ret- nator Johnson of California haa ‘it Relief Work. i CLENDENIN e of a Shelter for the Home-}¢f The World, Bullding, so he vol-| civ anu then divided thelr attention |. 1ne witness declared Hetirietes sees FigRLom eo, un 1 to keep an eye on me an afc? ni been engaged to make the city’s fight S ERNE G evo ls 0. less and Jobless Came Jusi}@® #8xthing in his power to hetp me [between putting out the flames and) Vnited states Suprem eCourt gras against the traction bills recommend- A feature of Washington's | 3 SRS AEN COMI Se ante SUSE in my work hition from te} patting each other, Hvened up the Hi vite tpdgs ae a anthorennee Be ed for passage by the Legislature by day will be the ; ° aoa eeenas in Time—Take the Case of | 7aure, Herariment and the American’ naljaay quiet of downtown: Brookiys |(1Ck, Who Bid On tae Te eS ee jov. M the Governor to-day said; men" and the symbolic tableau follow- ir . ; Vue a , f “ities Sininie re lor an hour before noon to-day hi ; We Giercae alciie torent te pds! ing at the Metropolitan Opera House 6 Girls for Fashion Revue Mod Hall, Who Asks for Neither, '", told NoFaAA out getting Jobs) ara ane h to the front of the line opie for the prosecution tes= of their side of the proposition that to-night, an event marking the climax els Are Looked Over | Sleep Nor Rest, Just a Job. for the wound and sant thse C *! wax that sterling old veteran vamp, eee fay po ie Magers! ust they have to go to California for it? the final week in the campaign for One at a Time. an had been investigated and wax| William H. Todd, of the Todd Ship- 1 coud not give a formal opinion ! thought they were opposed to out- the yelief of the children in ¢ ral Bo Lit Bell | right, but they n money. Ne yard Corporation, who “horned into’ |hecanse of his position, ‘The auto- eiders interfering.” 3 and tern Europe 1 } y Lean Bent, Instantly pledged $5 from his}ine festivities desp hia youthful) graphed photograph, the witnesses Wladyslaw T. Benda, who arranged By hivin 4 hall with a door wide Nothing is more tragic than ‘the Lafayette Police Post, N 160. bringing on a delegution of] Said Hettrick told them, was “the firemen from Wilmington, | Pst Dest thing |years by | volun’ ia expected that Hettrick wilt eat Now 1 unk ev other Americ and rehearsed the special! event, saye enough to admit only one girl at a/ Pleadings of wounded boys for joba.)) oon out in New York (Clty # CARUSO KEEPS UP it will present the twenty most beau 10 Alp (F CHARIT time, and having two ong-arm| Letters pour .in on me. Calls come | ih Lacon 3 Typ Ron elles “ STRIDE TO HEALTH . tu women of New York society. The over the telephone. ‘The boys come to! to send Monae ee Del, and jeading them with the Ship-] take the witness stand late this atter= : this “ex-Seewies n tat » will depict America's part in men to see that more than one didn’t) 4. omoe ployment Bureau a small contribu- | %#% Band , noon, .. da Be atk beat tion Vifty of the 100 surviving members Inflammation Under Control—He | te teltet work f A I 4 do It anyhow, the beauty Judges Who! Road this leiter, chosen at rand <n “TL know you: have hundreds of calls| of the Brooklyn Volunteer Firemen's| NEWSBOYS DON’T LIES pohlebih caer eee, Ne . Mrs. Lydig Hovt will be the centra ay Benefactress Devoted] are picking dels for the fashion from many others, and see if we dol on your posis, yoys, but to met ex- ; al ei * ; 1 1s Brighter and Looks Forward igureardineiand the pipetemother; eae Benefactress De aan the Hotel Penn=| HOt nee a service house ua hed.) acrvice men gobk ithe moattceying|Astociation tumed out They were! NONE EVER EiCKED: 40 jltalian Trip. beauties w ave as a background Most of This Great Sum / = ae ie oon ive| @arters for the homeless and jobless; | Nerd of the moment. It will stop the | headed by thelr President, algo Presi- = av . ; syivania the week of ‘eb. 26 have} flow of starving and penniless men| dent 6f the County Association, John re old, and| But All Admit They Had Fights a dozen oF av ning ‘The improvement of Unrico Caruso was maintained to-day, and the follow- into my office. Tt will keep my heart it does. o men prominent in so * } 7 Miss Lillian Bell, diamond horseshoe is ex- to Child Welfare. found only thirty-six Venuves out Cf) word: 1 hereby respect ) Burns. seventy-three ye ciety » Bure i y ap from aching siclans at 11.45 o'clock this forenoon: | !lance because fancy prices were puld) Funeral services for Mrs. Blizabeth| rast riday night, in response to| tiring me a position at night or /#0M {0 729 Bixth Avenue nnd look }rhe olde \piaiwhte seas Meno noane Only ‘Truth, “Mr. Caruso continues to progress for tie boxes and many prominent) Milbank Anderson, Widow of A. A.|a modest advertivement fora few] in the evenings them. Tivall helpa tte erent cause| ott. ninety-eleht youre old, formar} os tos, tne frat of 8M toward u more normal condition, Th-/ social leaders will be there. Anderson, the artist, and w models, about 3,000 showed up 1 am a discharged wounded | that we are all working for—digabled [runner with No, 2 Howe. The stalwart} | oul Burl ted norte tie BaMs Ole Inflammation is under control.” Others beside Mrs. Hoyt who are|_ ie pe {the hotet and turned jc into a sort, soldier and Jam talon up irain~ |soldiers of the A. I, sick soldiers igure of Thomas A. Wellwood. sev-| iv invton's Birthday celebration and This morning his barber shaved nim‘ to appear in the four groups to make | KNOWN for her philanthropies, will of Plot. Tho selection was adjourned) ing at present, but my allowance | {70In any old place and our Ser five years old, and six feet (oUt, dinner given at the Brace Memorial and remarked afterward that the singer yp (he tuiieau include Misa Gene-| held Thursday at her residence, Mil-]14 jast night. und a hall in West. trom (he Government is no T called up the Polar Products| straight us a ramyvod, roused applause | Newaboys’ Home by Mrs. Eliza Guge scemed bright and particularly inter- vive Clendenin, Miss Ritu Boker, | bank, in Greenwich. Mrs. Anderson.|47th Street was used. Albert Tovell enough to, support me. |Company again to-day—not to thook|and cheering as did Abraham PD, Ben- | genhe remembered that George ested in his anticipated journey to yi, Marion Tiffany, Miss M jweventy-one, died last night from|one of the three judges, did the pick 1 am a married man witn a |tem for the th rty-two quarts of eel nett, ei whose only activity in] Washington could tell only the truth, the ae ae ee ak the encour | Phrose Bristed, Miss Audrey Hott-/ pneumonia in the Alice Leroy Sani-)ing alone, It took him three hours| wife and three children and an |ffoanital to-morrow. tor our straw. | politics Is to tell the world he cast his and este ted to ae Ainiias bs Pers ment they manifest in their bulle- | tan, Miss Helen Trevor. Miss Ger-|tarjum, No. 18 West Slst Street to select twenty-two blondes and 4 elderly mother-in whom 1 |berry party--ob, no—but, to ask for first vole for Abraham Lincoln, and | DUM tl pvt Pek peat! suid to-day that not set could | aidine L. Thompson and Mrs. Her-) qn fifteen years Mrs. Anderson| few brunettes out of 1,837 new ap support. [am unable to do a more, Oliver Twist wasn't in It with | waward Hulett BUS monreninlsier: 1 ese ye eae mo a bert C, Pell ae | gave away $10,000,000, much of this! plicants, and there are only thirty heavy work, but Lam anxious to |™& manager axked was, “How] The old boys guthered at the home | Of inem [Orgel Bint ieee. ey tad = being in the nature of public health| six certainties to date out of the| secure any kind of work that will | much of Col. William Hester before the pa-|eyer been llcked 5,000 MEN ARE LAID OFF. 5 saip TO ADMIT Boe ee ee aT re rie ee ee eee Ee aD, cuinn we aballinens: able EA Te ee eee eer ae er New Jerney Centrat RR. Closes) JEWELRY ROBBERY She sought to alleviate poverty by| That it is only one step froma prize’ | have been answering adver- [lewsl forty quartet iv who wits not quite up to the] Kaltenborn, assistant managing editor Three of Itn Repair Shops, removing the causes, end her work | fight to a fashion show is the opinion tisements for the p: months |i send. vou nti uecest NE doings. of the Brooklyn Bugle, one of the Charles B. Chambers. ndent was attended with little publicity,;0f Bob Farrell, press nt for the} but 1 a Deen Ua Ae The parade wag reviewed at He aotalsre, ae she: boys ‘neta 1p sora 91 motive power of the road | Chirystie Street Merchant WhO oniy a few friends knowing the full) fevue, which will be partly to raise | eid Ae TR aaeURe GureSUtal 1 Ow, idid you ever he Aci at & M Litwiiie: tanner Covernor “Ake 2 oe pion wae with relia ae of Now Jersey, at Bilzabeth to-day ad-! | \W4s Held Lip al Pistol Point | ecope of her charities. She inher-|f¥nds for» service house for wounded OFF! Position for me on account | Acenosity’, Mememner people im oi atu jar « F. O'ftyan and] OREO vs! dhe cries, and shouts ‘which reopen oeiegedboe viimedsrad dre aap i 5 Jited her tortune from her father,| #94 erippled soldiers of your connection with The laog West 48th Street which does this] a number of borough offich Nearly ted the arrival a few moments the closing of three of 1 ailroad’s | Identities Two. a Lone| “Well, Tve managed Italian acts) Hvening World. 1 could quality [ror our boys. And these contribi-1) vhousand marchers were in. tine, Wier of Foust chicken. ham, sweet, pos repair shops, one at Eliaabeth, employ-| one iast of the five young men ac-| Jeremiah Milbank, a banker ai ecm. {and marionettes und circus perfor ag a ticket taker in a theatre OF tions turn actin money into OH fan A ee ce the purta of the loa crware BAG ocNet ing 2,000 men; one at Ashley. Pas *M™- |cused of taking part in the hold-up of/ Of the founders of the Bordén Com | or, and I'll tell the whole «orld I OE a eit at a watchman |GOOD PROGRESS MAKING IN SE-| trough which were formerly inde= einen, speokars © mer cen ploying $000 men, and another at Mauch ssianam Duboff, a jeweller, of No, 15¢/94"¥, Manufacturers of milk Prod-| ov.) struck euch a riot in my tife,”"| of W\dressing envelopes at hom LECTING SERVICE HOUSE. ages euch as Flatlands, | Smith | Mae ee oe i ait ta tei Chrystie Street, from whom a tray con- | wets. |continued Farrell, as he adjusted a| 1 would give my services from | Ae and New Utreeht cures The shops are to close Saturday and) ining petween $15.000 and $20,000/ Among her gifts were $2,500,000 for | 01, NAS 8 Sees ale Mt dd Ps My ae t havecto sn’t for me or for you. 1 in for ive members uf the New SAS will remain closed indefinitely, Cham- (necktie, after things had quieted down he Service m. The job of to) | worth of diamonds was raining school at 8 A.M. | E cer Firemen’ Association Se tennis Rave Claavsitil: at the) Barnard Co! of which she was a go 10 j . : } o Sem ot bern gave lack of funds for maintenance | orl! et Glamonds wis, Peri battles nes ft ni On AG A | aitly: rear 7 has been jp Malou W. F.) marched trom (heir theadquarters at) gporsgs, idaho, Feb. 22.—An Antl-Clas ‘ag the cause of the shut down, He suid |? ae a Sabet | trustee; $500,000 to the Children’s Alc Mr. Tovell, who did the choosing { can give refer r ny ir : ara No. 10 Greenwich Street to-day tothe |. cite Bill has been passed by the Sens that radical cuts are necessary in over- MS Morning, The others were taken! society; $650,000 to the Social Wel- | .. ig ' er. lw nt avcept uny , Clea) Bratiy or Washington in” Union| #rette Fil hs eau i Into custody durin night. At Po: ‘i 4 sui¢ s * qualifivd| ® 54; ele they placed a | ate of Idah expenses for the company to keep |fave 24u; $200,000 to the People's |” « cha ong aa there uny \: ipon plac ROSA SEEN AOS 10 Lhe come o KEP tice Headquarters all five confessed to| f"e Bureau mi ; B ‘Aiter looking over the catire crew. Hin aon ge ethis ht WE Or ee i teonformity with (hel: 10: (a Boing at all. . «| Palace in Jersey City: $150,000 for the ‘ wi » ecopal N i —_ their In the crime, the po! | I found only « small number that had oniy. charity T will accept is th | nual custom NO KISS; PUNCH IN EYE say. They declared they got only $1,200| Milbank Baths jn this city—a model | perfect faces as well as perfect fig witch gives me a position ; ; ‘ * he 0! “ ole, bu e police s beeu pied in differe: Sa ours’ ¥ respectfully h ’ doubt its sele and woleve W wil bel patta of the countey--and gan to0toc| Ure fet Mes AAA of oliemas they, YORE ety POR TNCHAE, ean t sews in tnis cotumn| AT 87 SHOVELS SNOW doubt tix sale and believe will be} parts of the cou nd $650,000 for | | é / ‘ ! 1D} a x Be Arngieee . rab be |face has to be pleasing too in order saat iia aie tha sixned Recorts of sisters Deabwed by Og Hine Waciosy for im aosvins ten Goce] Sees £2 venison 30 Nuath Avenue, || nat the lease in alened. and then 41 TO AID CHUM OF 87 ‘Their Brothers, In Charge. Anthony Magono, No. 151 Foreyla! ion of the Poor, this fund being in a alls K; OUGHT to Spend the happiest yeu thet | John Callahan, twenty, No, 500 4 fl niessed th he und Samuel| + naed for the promotion of sanitation | agi THINKS a Spend aa i‘ a5 j live nee th wore wounded After Clearing Own Walk, Walter] enth Street, Brook accompanied ante. eighteen, No. 2286 Beaymont| tap | HELD FOR RED ACTIVITIES. TO BE EARL gt. Huntington he 8th En : Ztelle Holskey, eighteen, Avenue, the Bronx, went to Dubotf’s|#2d pure milk: | n't it aeem rather hard that algineers. ar owhich has been Jacobus Remembers Feeble Avenue, to her home from aloxtensibly (o buy u ting. When the| She also devoted funds through the!) yg rer pve, aries such a burden? {eited six Sand which ralpiien dance last night jeweller Was on his way to the safe!/ National Committee for Mental Hy ; ed more Slee sila WA Lat eat uct EEA ihe ° ‘ - since ‘ > res Poor fit J Army under Gen. Gough: ‘ y Regt Sy Ne ie’ gaat ganerding 4a Mason 1 to have covered him|giene to be used in bettering condi- | Slemtha since 1910 f Poor ads gots into | Muy, Under Gen Gough retceated, FoF} 440, eiping to cleur off 100 feet of ie " Wed in court t with o revolver while Galante took the) tions of the insane and mentally de-| William Winters, twenty-nine, addipas employment geney | just telephoned me that he walke idewatk at home, W Jacobus, who HOUkey sof 6 1 tray and backed out of the place. Then} floient unknown, was arrested last night ut 43d some Amer | the atrocts all Saturday night was cighty-seven years old last Sep I in tho ee Magono locked Duboff in the store and| —— |Street and Wifth Avenue by Detectives Ww n who | ato He had money in h inber, shoulder his shovel yesterday sister, who wn off too. | Died of Gas im Priend's Ho |Correll and Barth of the Bomb Squad, ¥ hat they call an Ex-}that f lent hi x wid trudged nearly half a mile at Caid- | © other three prison mue Morris Cohen, forty-two yeu old, of | ona deral warrant issued in Octob: neot Bureau. |eould ner ¢ « AL . t € J, tw clear a he walk of a} Sterduti, No. Mott Street; Thom: j No, 2 { 118th Street, was found dod) 1919, charging h with sending threat lt is situate ae N : 29 Sixth Ean ef e a * ni 1 id who was eighty en tust Davey, No. 142 Bast Third Street, and eas with pillow case | ening letters through ¢ nialt nue, and tx officered by men of the | streets o in i | - | Alfonso, Restivo, Chryatie ‘Strent,| oF ‘luminsting ge with so aie Rel eget aL Ning american Legion and Vet 4 of to be the worst snowstorr wenly ite ott Aa anal Jadmitted they hat” ac «« lookouts | Grawn over his head at No. 118 East! The detectives asse ers, also | Aten Wars, No fee varged for | yeurs t shovel ao 1 Kuess Ug MR. BRUCKNER IS HOME, | Dubott identined Magono and Galunte, | 114th Street, the ne of friend. | known to (hem Robert Parson,” Forets < x-service men, | A Ken at his story! ground wid clean. his ‘walk,’ sala . | . Lee ere rg mein for 4 day wr | sent Intimidating lotters to Jus and. the A} the imanage that I am shaking like a Joaf as [) ducobus, and he did | s erday to lake him in a day 0 Ne ‘ and th : f x Tne I Still Very Sick After Attack of| WILLIAMS TO HAD BANK, | {OSG “nag touble at home.|tow 8. W und Detective Marry D. Jacobs, Wite Chief of the| write, Ob, for thy y House SPREE tly iakat Sleeping Sickness. RICHMOND, Va. Feb, 22 John | Coli dest n, Benjamin, who} Jumes Kan, i command | Nathonal Security Learue Employ-|NOW Sere He ple to je tor 4 \skelton Williams, Federal Compirol-| identified the body, denied that there Bomb Squad, in teferen aurey Service jould be suMeier Huntingtc a OUL-patienlt a Age. | Henry nm, Borough President | ee a cren Sow Reorata {had Wen any trouble and could not! 3: Fain peeannts ‘ ice that t purlous a inic Hospite Thomas Sutcliffe, Ne § Clinton! . ‘ ¢ Bron o wns stricken with| [er OF SR us ~epeen MY Faccount for his father’s act Btelmer, who recent fab sou 5 | ospital. contllet . steeping sickness last week and went to] ory of the Richmond Trust Company. | A ten | activities AU ALOFY . the Japanese napkin factory of 1. 1 p Providence for treatment by a special-|the position having recently been of- | mn Monte- — An CARY JOD . fuse to send in your m ou aot NO Aa are Ninth by ist, returned last night to his h No, | fered him. KHAS PATHER AND 2 HROPHERS, While UC wes wr bay Above, | Merve OMe? American! was held in $1,000 ball to-d | enue. He told visitors to- | — LONDON, Pe elenw moe ORT WORTH Ket Ber, Fred ema ; lativette) i nd your cheek fi . ‘ ‘ Maa ERG ckatbod ae t better but was atit TO BLY Ss FOR FARMERS, | sage froin t * that ac- | Robins ing fare noay Av alice : Area ele Te VeRttiBrittose ta tehe: (Fixe t + $3,000 worth of goods fron very sick man," and that on Thursday | WASHINGTON, [eb 2—A bill ap 10 8 { lontene- | Parrant Count f ‘ [Sey aed BIR pom) AS y Olen Ox ihe Pp aid toast I IRS he \is employers. | Detectives Porte unl | a Pa Mattern Pas AON Re Pe uenuigne, wo Serbia veg mental BeBinaon nin tw thers, Jimund gyst Atnerican Legion post to send leise bring them tom n wnid, ae he was leaving the factory and] ry . Jor farmers in drought-stricken aveas, bs ies , uring a temporary fit noney to our fund, and 1am going World Iding. 1 sha heve found twenty napking under hia coat Mr. Bruckner said he frat noticed his ‘the West paased the Senate yesterday | Have oooupled Gettinje. Moniensara, Wil ) ia Pt p y n money « * fou y p + ailment on. his return from a bunting S\theut a recckd vote. It bow aves to and the situation is grave, ihe messaze of insanity, according to tho police, The to write them a letter. Also.l take Wednesday afternoon and glad to see ‘The yaid he dectared he waa colie2t; Qrip in Georgia. | the House. mayo. slayer was placed in jull bore pleasure in announcing their bal! ai you. ing ‘to make provision for his old age. q , } \ , ’