The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1922, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1922, IWMAGAPARENTS. | Ge EVENING WORLD TEN-SECOND NEWS MOVIES if SEEK HOME RULE Rev. P. B. Clayton, War Chaplain, Known to Every Boy Who Fought at Ypres MAY HAVE TO STAND ISTOSCHOOLS DISBARMENT TRIAL Appellate Division Asked to In~ irate Qelegation Invades, city | Hall and Protests Against quire Into His Conduct as 1 - Board’s Choice. George Gould’s Counsel, CALLED INACCESSIBLE. anevance Conmiten, wit eat aaa 7%, Appellate Division this week to order ] Weaker Says Plot Is Located un inquiry into charges that Thomas | L. Chadbourne, one of the most prom- Inent lawyers of New York, bad knowledge of alleged profits George J. Gould rfade from the estate of his Where There Are Very Few Children. "A large, angry delegation of promi- Pipes ing “Over my House “Master and man “Politicians who “That {s a lament. “I am taking the “The Talbot Houses “I hope every man I father, the late Jay Gould, in 1908. ment men ‘and women from Jamaica on * * * The first there was a sign, ‘All must meet on common greeted the returned able attitude, to drop boys when most im- are the only institu. knew at the House ‘These charges are the aftermath of sasensor ot Mayor Hylan to-day/ _plpefel__after_ break Rank Abandon, Ye ground and plan for soldier with extrava- the former soldier pressionable and tions started In 1915 Will come to the Cann. tree oe ee sie, ee ae Bi fe srast vied ths eon rmnas Xo “ SU hice atiliiwesistence?~—=«dla Ula ead tree i Sins: rats hs ty chino t6e 3 See erate | ecu eees ths Setare tonether gant promises madea when he most needs showing them the need —_—_atill In existence.” dian Club and have a | brother Frank and his sister Anna ; w articles and addresses at Sreat mistake,” friends.” of class equality.” pipefal with me.” alleged that the estate had lost Albany. The grievance of the visitors, $25,000,000 through mismanagement. (yamine cro CAVCUEDUUCBAND |Ypres’ “Padre of Toc” || SUPREME COIIRT|GHOST AND MURDER VICTIM. —_isits.'s nsai"tmat that the Board of Education, every e ce e 99 $800,000. a oe SHIPPED HER OFF Is Still Carr, ying On’’ to TURNS JUST 14-YEAR-OLD RUNAWAY |... se. Gout pale picked a site for a Jamaica High ¢ DOWN CRAIG aktebeeh urn sagt’ Gea ae Beta ee consulting the peesie Level Castes and Ranks Fugitive in Coal Bin Solves Mystery That other services Ethical tect ot the ie im, into considerat'on the ques- wo transactions is hv in tion of Aaa KGity or Seatvabitly of 10 10S ANGELES j IN CONTEMPT CASE / Terrifies Apartment House Tenants charges. nyolved ocation. Famed Chaplain and Host of Talbot House, on . and Puzzles a Policeman. sda tear ltecll apnolut- aceoureeincoaaae ao eee “We feel that our home rule rights : or referee to take testi it under a home rule Mayor hav 5 ighi i ; - 0 tal stimony, ag Pease; apon aeciaced & repre the Fighing Lines, Is Here to Meet His Mrs, Anna Meyer, who lives in the; Meyer and Powell, the patrolman] does not hear such cases. sentative of the All-Civic Association. |Mrs. Hecker Alle; hen icatr i ‘ ies Ci a's big apartment house at No, 965] Went back to his post. William D. Guthrie, President of the ee ae eres cker Alleges He T! American Buddies and Hopes He Will Greet Denies Comptroller's Plea fOr oe i asuivwaral taatuined’ home yehowell took another took at the |New York State Har Asociation, tas oppoved to this sito appear to have a} Obtained an Annulment Them All and Enjoy “a Pipeful With Them.”’| Review of Proceedings— Jato iast night, carried her baby up| stockings and logs were In It, Again | bourne counel. He aad ethers nas Reales Pedder Minuncs He Gan, of Their Marriage. - " Sentence Was Set Aside, | to her apartment, and returned to put| he dashed to tho street, and again| Afr. Chadbourne is innocent of any nolly, who demanded of the Mayor ae By Roger Batchelder. tinued, “for I am a great admirer of — away her. perambulator under the] Patrolman Schultz accompanied him | breach of ethics. stairs. She noticed a peculiar bulge| P8ck on the run, and again the car-/ The reported transactions of Mr. wt the school site tter be refe! Shae e matter be ref ‘TON, March 6.—'The riage was empty. Gould are, in substance, that he did the local School Board. d your country and its people. My last Rose Sherman Lewis Hecker sight of the war’was on Armistice WASHINC The “Padre of Toc H," otherwise 91 Lexing ae in another baby carriage, and think-}° \yfaybe ne We Nave daade & ot rhe|of No. 491 Lexington Avenue, who] tne Rey, P. B. Clayton, Internation-| Day. At Oudenard, I came to a|contempt sainst Comptrottor |/% SBoUner | reer rolls ee ad poeayh2, te munterer, threw the|not share certain profits with other ‘oeiyqusg said be Pe mois eh: 5 in the Brooklyn Supreme} aijy famous British chaplain, erst- bridge which the Americans had | Charles L nig (ot New, Worle Clty | ace’ hie cover’ fe AB TOUE 0b tae ei ace, pa — Lnarhore ied Shon igs aeaecar n repeatedly interrupted iy}Court to-day for separation from at {ouse, which| stormed in the morning, and twenty | will not be reviewed by the Supreme + a x ‘ nek i ‘2 ‘ RtaeMAyer earlieé in the ‘beatinks|Hare Heskks, w chemist of Noo O8| Tot nace a cin of your boys Iay there In sad witness | Court, which toro dened eee || Her hand camo in contuct success-| Maxver, ngrced the patrolman, | | At his home, No. 910 Fitth Avene, “and they are overwhelmingly op- é entertained over half a million Brit-}t9 their last, heroic fight. Hundreds} CUM Which to-day dented Craig's and with Powell he went down into| Mr, Chadbourne referred interviewers Pacific § {, Brooklyn, told the ively with a shoe, a stocking and 4| the cellar. to his counsel, Mr. Guthrie, garter, She screamed, and frightened] ‘The patroljman heard a sound Ina| At his residence, No. 28 Park Ave tenants came pouring from their| coal bin. Drawing his revolver he|nue, Mr. Guthrie prepared a formal or Vt shoot!" | statement of the caso, as follows: in came Samuel “The charges against Thom: posed to the site selected by the ish, Canadian, Australian and Amer-|o¢ old friends are here, and I hope| Petition to bring the case up before Board of Education. Seventy-five court of an unusual method of aban-| ican goldiers in the hottest part of| that every man*whom I knew at the|the Circuit Court of Appeals. cent. of the Jamaica Estates @ement|donment with which shé charged her | the come Yew | House will come-up to the Canadian — i represented here have no school chil-| husband pe RS SEN Atta Ba) ad Club, have a pipeful with me, and} ,, 5 apartments stionted: "Mand: ¥ dren." ‘The Heckers, who were married in| YoTk to renew scquaintance talk it ove Federal Judge: Julius BM. Biiyer naped Mra. Meyer. | Gorttinnt, teareonn Kaiser referred to a white-|Junc, 1915, were living in Jamaica in| his former buddie: genienced Comnlelign iS ped Mrs. Meyer. | Goldblatt, fourteen years old, of No. | Chadbourne by the Grievance Com. delegation that favored the| January, 1921, when, Mrs, Hecker He arrived at the headquarters of days in © sa murder!’' sald Ernest Pow-]1216 Seneca Avenue. He had run| mittee of the Bar Association have A ex County (N. J.) Jaillen, su onde | z : hone s! a 4 Sapa » Superintendent of the building, |away from home a week ago last | grown out of a bitter family litigatio Board of Education site. ed, her husband sold their home! the Canaan Club of New York at last. March for contempt of court. | and dushing into the street he shouted | night becuuse he did no’ like Publie | connected with the Goal’ eetate ry the Belmont this morning from Ot- ; The Comptroller carried an appeal to| te Policeman John Schultz of the|Sehool No, 4, and the police had | which Mr. Chadbourne's firm of Chad A barrage of hisses, and|and announced they were going to groans greeted this birth control innu® | live in Los Angeles. he was the guest of 5, ; Hee Ne tren one ape lle ease nae Federal Judge Martin 'T, Manton, who | Simpson Street Stition: been looking for him. When he left) bourne, Babbitt & Wallace are act- ns u rd Byog, Ca ‘There's a murdered man in a baby} home he took a package of cough | ing as attorneys for George J. Gould. endo. A number of motherly looking) 1 was surpris BneoK| the station and]eral, During his trip from Van- jset the sentence aside on the ground | gareree Spas?! ty Cetin ‘ vt and my daughter Anna, Hejhundreds of former soldiers, who authority in instituting contempt pro- : : srettseyiennegs wari motdeaiean pals GoPriltertersien ahi rrr py white-badged ladies rose, shook | ‘when we reach and then sat down. for m The baby ta y y h ple to a us|hailed him on the streets, in the ceedings, trying them and inflicting | Le baby carriage was empty. Ad-|had slept in baby carringes in hall- |two “transactions, in which. it ia But Kaiser refused to be scared, He said something to the efiect that vising the tenants to go to bed, and] ways and run errands for money for |ekimed that Mr, Gould improperly . because of unexpected business in| smoking cars, greeted him at the } sentencs The Federal authorities | 4,. ihe weheine z ieee ae there were only eighteen homes. on | ee eee ee me in [hotels and talked over those fateful Appeated to the United sitaten Cureniy | despite the vehement protests of Mrs.! food. Ils parents cae for him, | witde a personal pecuntary. profi tr B \the Jamaica Estates, the nelghbor-| 1. 4 day or two. He gave me $30, T days when the German front Mne Court of Appeals last October. The se r. urne, a howd where home who favre Oe ces und fond 4 wan only two miles aay, and aD- cise fs stil penning. in that court SUSPEND 3 POLICEMEN |_| bot oven ntiuetea thet ae, Ghaas baages parently coming nearer. | Craig was sentenced because of a let- : - , aye received nore sinee. |ter he wrote to Public Service Com- CHARGED WITH SPREE Ree te bed ey orege ae ahi oud two-family, hgusce andawe shops turned out en masse to greet missioner Nixon referring to the ques- — — ‘ansactions, with many there to the high school, even more| Waiting for her husband, who «tidn’t zB hat he has only Sore =) 3. likecelven anpalhtea’ to japan and Striking Sergeant While complex accounting suit covering fysin the future than at present. arrive. She wrote and telegrap! Chae ar oY his holiday in} est Educational Feature—His | Sy Mes mene ated Tenia Ron, Drunk. eigen and many millions ae he ‘ ie s3, FeAl one Loe . solten | tts: and they cannot properly be dis- ton. money he bad sent had gone whieh to visit with his Ameriean) Political Bridges Burned. | SCANNED FACES, DIDN'T Ronounoeinaney Waa rade, Ae Balls , oh : pone eh sepa EL aa | i 5 ' time, In due course the char | Mrs. 1. M. Rohr very ably led the | an : ine ati uraen te mesea ee h L. ie rag OEE RECN et ee ce RECOGNIZE KENNEALLY of Patrolmen Perelval J. Cassidy,| against Mr. Chadbourne will Lie When she was asked to make I sent you a telegram telling vou | isa a he filled his pipe nervous- EAE os ae ene) i Gontractars | WwuoaslrAtiaactt exe Daniel J. Collins and Reuben Conklin | shown to be unfounded, as I feel con- Barre ie Wee Sakon tone | io eee vue telearary | Ee | reporse ed is ous] Hays, now termed the “Czar of the Se ot the West 0th Street Station, who fident, as soon as he can nave a fair : alot Laat ly, and then remarked that ‘the « Former Alder yom Ded No. —————— told the principal reasons for opposi-| present. Let me forget first and. the das ‘tion to the Board of Educ: ¢ man, very|plar to start any censorship fight at contractor who sw when he Jury lst month that i t's a gh ig to sixty} said he was w the best of | Movies," at his offic to b» tried on charges of intoxica- | hearing before an impartla: tribunal. the best of : coming officers,| ‘“‘For his sake I greatly deplore the publicity precipitated sc _unneces- sarily by this premature disclosure. rirth ‘To Be did nex! | tion and conduet unt Anti-Saloon League H “Where T come from. there. are|!0Pcy order for $200 waiting for me, Darently coming nearer, | in, | expect, to send many children from Then, she went on, she began POPS Tame’ Yvoxpressed regret to-|SayS Films Are World’s Great- tion or having an additional Accused of Ranting Disturbance | others, are involved in a pending very i} Cheers greeted this hopeful predic-| He enswered, she continued, friends. te Headquarters, to-Gay. Of the auipension |Cheket go tee ageeae aia’ ieee position to the Board of Education n. In less than a minute she| quiet you. 1 will not come for t f ar bhenktaat xamined. pipeful after br Avenue to-day, wid that dan ta eee tion site. | inings may turn out differently.’ |e is a short, stock < sa ERAN {1 Also}. Some one telephoned to the station * e o'clock Su house at 7 o'clock Suturday morning | But { deem it proper to stato that T Her best point was that “it is Inac-) She stated she got a position as a y, appearance 2 s a a pos a oung in appearance, ar “| > pald a br pessible to the masses of the people." | nousemaid and saved enough money talks of his past and present work, he | PAD: . of 33,000 to former Alderman. William | ASKS Phat made a hit with the Mayor. to return to New York Feb. 16, last, speaks with energy and almost boyish ‘The moving picture,’ said Mr.\P, Kenneally of Charles KF. Murphy's| iscopal Councilman jtrat throe policemen were creating «| have anxiously and. thoroughly ex- ; aie Aisturbance in the back room of the A. K. Johnson, President of the/when she presented herself to her enthusiasm Hays, “is the greatest educational , istrict and Robert Brindell’ and made Pointed Questions. ‘ Ruined the! evidence relating: tc) tiie pa Peale Civies association: |* nn i . ) affidavit last F that He da now 2 to do still," he |iur of the Hotel McArthur at No, 262] two transactions, and that I have vol~ | “yes, there's lots to do still, feature in the world, We in thi: convine eal = Al eal — est Bkth § laid the people on the south side of| “He said he was terribly distre bog he r e i nyinced he did not pay any money | West 38th sed 0 h t Ypres, | “t. Sergeants Byeen and | unteered to defend Mr. Chadbourne as , ca wenton.: /Ovyer my Neuss = | country speak. filty languages, butt? Kenneally was In the Criminal] William HL Anderson, State Super- | Dewitt went there and found ihe three | @ brother lawyer, because I believe him amaica cannot understand why the|y did not stay there," she stated, “ahd there 1 sign, ‘AU Rank Abandon YY spea i sex, Duty oe inch the. Genvenio eet . p tts Rhareinn ; B brother lay yer because I believe Wie \yeal Schoo! Board is being overridden | suggested that { go to Montreal, inas-|y¢ Who Enter Here.’ That same) the picture of a mother thrown oa the with his counsel, A. J. Nova of Brook- intendent of the Anti-Saloon League | pitrolmen: t the station house a po- the Mayor's Board of Education. : ee lice surgeon sald they were Intoxicated, |Of any breach of yrofessionel ethics much as he was through with me.” | principle is vastly needed in civil life} screen is understood by all. I coull 1¥n, when Kenneally's counsel Martin) of New York, addresse theta cnats a Shey wern iinnaica! etter yes- | a ietter yes: | 1 in connection with either of these }eorge a) Dietz of Queens Village] Mrs, Hecker then stated she filed a |tg gay, In gland, particularly. | yemain in New York for a thousand on By and ah mes bene!) terday to the Right Rev Or ‘Thomas en in t ‘two transactions. 80 spoke. suit for separation and discovered | where caste and cl mean much, | ; urguinents before J ae |. Gailor, Presid of the National re spending $40,000,000 for|through her attorney, Philip Gooten-| master and man must meet on com. | ¥* UA OONIIAN Osh muthe the) molgn far yeaye' te snapact the: Grand) aie rote t t he alia Al said the Mayor in reply to|berg of No. 875 Fulton Street, Brook- {mon round, must talk over thelr] surface of the rood the movies can) "The procesdings were made more or | Counc Of the Protestant Episcopal lyn, that during her absence her hus- | proytems, and plan for the future to- | do" Joss dramatic by Glickman, w Chnreh awh st ie: said® Make it $400,000,000 and it won't/hand had obtained an annulment of | cether, too much,” came back Dietz. , — |their marriage in Brooklyn. “+4 disbanded army never makes for The worst blow delivered against} There was no affidavit from Mr. | sanity, Those politicians of every >» Board of Education site came from} Hecker, but his attorney, Henry | country who greeted the returned au? forgotten ill shout polit farles H. Vosburg, Principal of the] Greenthal of No. 277 Broadway, in an | .oigjer*with extravagant applause and Continuing, Mr. Hays saic j, [tarough the courtroom s¢ beidyes | sets, Kenneally sat with a of Thy Siilamiene thal tne 7p ation the truth (ilekiman passed Mien ty and tailed to | Church’ in New York City has % é ropa e un- | leocaeniaa tite |usual proportion of the wealthy - Who 1S the Deputy Attorneys General Stanley | Vidtals who furnish the respectable | “You admit by impli ked about poiltics Mr. Ha Tt have burned my polit psent Jamaica High School. He de-| uMdavit told the court that he bad) extravagant promises made a great The motion picture ts the iiichter and Timotthy Pteler argued in{backing for bootlesgers and other - - ired that the site in question was| offered for his client to consent to a] mistake. The boys were feted and|principal amusement of the majority yasition to the motion of Kenneally’: | liquor eriminals, Is the fact that you iccessible, it s on a steep incline} setting aside of the annulment if Mrs. lfeasted then; but the mises have }|and it may well become the national cvur ; ina the gestion of Mr. Pfeif-|are the head of the money-raising ) es nh neer 4 not adaptable for high school pur-| Hecker would withdraw the present not and cannot be fuiltlled. It would | stabilizer Gre (GAMOERONT ORMI GUBIGIE, Ge an Ok [Cee ae aes coe tenet ChureD tes, because it lacked proper play-| complaint and answer to her bus: |yoye been vastly better if, when the] “‘The possibilities of the movie for j\which hopes to get big contributions Hules' walk, he declared. | counsel fees be uenied. Justice Cal oe a pean f pattared ibe protected as wo protect the in- Baad ge he Eee {high ground on the qu: of prac: | in 1S Own: obainy Road, Jamaica | BOB HILLIARD SUES __|acrstooa, would not have known the| RUNAWAY TRUCK TEAM | — RESTORED AS MUSEUM |«1 the: countrygas represented by the) ciation ries of the chureh cipal among other site: pcom~ r ents of to-day, nor fe! | American Bar “As nhdea are two by the All Civics As- COHAN FOR $50,000 Ces ir seer eee ne Attend na HALTED BY POLICEMAN ,, i SORE “Ase ASE “It high dignit What made him 6 0 y “ , ere n ie. fare Hot que; ish enough to object | Wiecarerty on Grind pier nora mragiune, @ Dash Along Pennsylvania Sint iy eo acue arity Nr enna (opminniy paout so? Common sense. And if ad ° the Merry. | Breach of Contract Over “A Fi Sa Sidealks, Wreek ix and sue pcan FOrneys uw cking a li hy shoul e e bi Bove a yenuen and tie Metrs Breach of Contract Over “A Fool! wane soldier's status has changed, Te aceale Benth, Settee aeceS aT noe a ee Pens wean d ht athe ll smokes Turkish cigarettes, or 8 property on Hillside ore Was Claimes Sie inte ELIbAAe Rou ae fi en Vurk Commissioner Gale | Ul dup v i Aine and 180th Street, Jamaic | There Was" Claimed In fact, It makes my blood boll toy’, | away team of horses attached xplalning the nature of a bill f.- {i# turned on that fact smokes | + Ac! hear some women in England, who by Actor. | aly dashed: 1" 1 by Se Sheridan in Albany | ——_-__—_ lin khaki,’ remark now, ‘It's simply [down the sidewalks in front of the Penn= | VT0\ 000K SOMEC Ee Shoe dele with th |JOKES WITH FIREARMS Robert Cochran Hillard, author nization to | and restot tor’ and theatrical manager, to- terrible; one ¢ ee man't walk down the [yivania Station at noon to-day, struck ("neta Manon in carl senuts| INSTANTLY KILL TWO) I ORD SAI ISBURY brought sult for $60,000 against | "eet without having a beggar's box] an electric Nght post on aud Street, | purl thrust in one’s fac That 18.8 la-| wrecked’ two taxicabs, and after (pas The plan is to maintain the landmerk | Turkish Cigarettes formerly euolgized ‘those brave boys | '® * truck load of hay and 5 Your Health ° Your Appearance and Your Job George M, Cohan in Justice John} mentable attitude—to drop the former] ing a score of police and othurs who wuseum, he Commindonur 1 | Belider # a's part of the Supreme Court for |soldier when he most needs help." | UE Buns OB Ot | sal! to favor the project alleged breach of contract, The suit] Capt. Clayton plans to eradicate this |” iy ¥ i Prof, Henry Field Osborn, topped sutrolman Michanl Caltea f the Amerean Museu grows out of the product of the | misunderstanding, and create a sound | *!9pped by Patrol grows out the production of the | misunderstanding, ai a peenned by Patceiman: Mictan! C een Maret Greenpoint Station, Brovk’ kill play “A Fool There Was." basis for the future by continuing the J aver oe the team, Onenn Pets neon inte tae ne jof Is bestfriend ore SERIES OF ARTICLES ‘After Mr. Hilliard had failed to|work which he began in Yypres.|gon of No, 443 First Avenuc, was wu niCantedk carietram. the ;|New Hyde Park, L. 1, by Why? Common sense. meet with success in this show it w he of There, in 191 ned his house, | loading the truck in West Slst ¢ he oust side connecting the Mus rewritten by Mr, Cohan, who starred | which had all facilities for recreation, | when the horses bees frightened and \rt with the Natural History muscum. | pforstadt went to call on Glea, who in the production himself and achieved /a restaurant, and eventually the best| ran toward Seventh Ayenue 1 of |yesterday LORD SALISBURY is the only’ - . {met him at the door and suid he nad KNEW TRIAL OF Feijen him for a burglar. . ‘The 4 success library on the Western Front. ‘The | Was Injured SPOKES ‘PO SE ioh-, iocstia ¢ ? Mr, Hillard claims that when he | Major-General and the buck private > | SEPARATION 4U1 LOL ete eearte conwe hin ners high-grade Turkish ciga ette in turned the leading role and show over |were on even terms there. A Captain,| FIRE NEXT DOOR FAILS | w D. Stokes plans to apply to h stuck in the holster andy the world that sells for so little harged, The bullet struck to Mr. Cohan the theatrical mana e Court she ser |specially assigned by the ehaplain,| pe EXCITE SCHOOL GIRLS ! Binh in: aupre G | agreed to rewrite for him another play |might in the course of his work re- : y separ a an 4 Hea, ing aly “s , money, “ 2 | plac torporal’ prought aguinst Mrs, Helen ? ager, thirteen, ¢ 5 STENOGRAPHER called ‘Honest John O'Brien," in| place the Up on a Corportl's billiard] oe Co auee clawnen am Ununl EGcae naa hen A lalo, Ne dee Was killed by Harol which Mr, Cohan had failed, but which | cue. Mr, Hilliard thought would be an ad- | = SALESWOMAN om Work, son by Mrs, A Tside okes. Mr an ing Indians yesterday with a rifle TELEPHONE OPERATOR ||} mirable venicle for him. 1 is alleged | ‘That spirit, which I am trying to Smoke fil srooms of kes Lobe > Mr, Cohan has not yet fulfilled his | emphasize in the many Talbot Houses | Academy of Heart, at N Untermyer PUP og. KENNEDY, WINE FACTORY WORKER part of the ag ment, | which I have started since the war, |531 Madison “day w v - ——-—___ -— STEWARD, BURIED. HOUSEWIFE - SS _iwill be a gr help to us,"’ Padre|broke out in t D WHALEY, WHO KILLbp POLIOR-| luneral services wer his ms POWELL OUT AS PRESIDENT OF | Clayton exp! “Lum taking the}rant ‘of the Exchange WAY, SENT TO MATTEAWAN St, Patrick's Cathedral tor t Zz. Saeed a PLERT CORPORATION, |boys, at a time when they are most| women's Wear in an adjoining b guimission appointed by J a Ai for a0 wnnne whiny at : BEGINNING Official unnouncement was made to- | {mpressionable, and showing them the | ing, _ the Court of General Waildoré and 1 apacneneey * day at the offices of the United States need for class equality. The Talbot} Scores of young girls, however, her ite Into the sanity of tl Be bsices A ' ' sehloh Soeane thet i. you goats like LOBE Wednesday, March’ 8 ||| shirving ‘uoard in a communication Houses in England and Canada are | thelr places at thelr desks sit i Whiley Rarer eg aE gag Aes he wa signed by Chaifman Lasker that Joseph : the only institutions wiicl started in| ters who ta rhea t ok fi W. Powell had resigned as Preside: ust and killed Mra Oto ‘ you can get your money back from the dealer 2 and J, B. Smull, senior Vico ae and t daa L Dening World| erste irc weMeh Se? or nave: tone anticipated this boll, Ata oat ue m . form Mr. Powell's duties, day in the United Stites," he con- the Exchange building. Insane at M wait wv mre b