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Naat sna res waco a FRANCIS P. BENT, he is recognized as an official mouth-]attendance and punctuality records EVICTED WOMAN 14 STRIKERS. 10 NOTIFY PRESIDENT WHO MAKES DENIAL | when stayor Hylan tas been unable| ent were pubile material, he rentea] CAMPS OVERNIGHT 4 ———— Mayor's prepared address, He did|to a question as to whether or not he Smiles at Joke on Landlord, 4 this before @ committee at Albany| would care to ‘make known the Who Is Out Two U last winter. attendance record of Deputy Commis- "| to attettd a public gathering Bent has|+jt's nobody's business.'"’ The Market OF COLGAN CHARGES) appeared in his place and read tho| commissioner's remark was in reply t » From 1908 yntil 1911 Bent repre-|sionor Blanche Wylie . Welzmilter, Months’ Rent. sented Mayor Hylan’s Bushwick home district-of Brooklyn in the After having camped out for one sinco he had seen fit to make public (Continued from First Page.) statement was hotly denied at loca} Board of Aldermen and succeeded Phe oy Commisalnir CELE A eat" | night on Bighth Avenue, Mrs. Fran- nineteen strike headquarters. ad the late “Little Tim” Sulliv: t t Mr. a fouse, Mr. Cuyler didn’t see how the] Few of the executives remain in the Vink Chaleas at the Goasast wroie Leen. IX a WMatenipnt last night Mra Bartemss; late-of; No. 699) that roads could publicly reverse them-clty, most of them have gone back to : See eared Me th ied during cg |O'Malley said he “fired” Colgan for] street, déctded that while it was stil their headquarters to keep in touch investigation of the history of tho] Pens sbsent forty-eight days and/a joke and a joke on the landlord the ves. Mr. Harding Insisted, + : with the situation loéaily, Black Diamond Automobile Com-|beins late 223 hours and 38 minutes. | thing to do was to get somewhere else how- ir, ON Making the effort to persuade! ‘Phe retort of the local shopmen ts: ‘ Mr. O'Malley was asked specifically ' we 2 any. Ho was shown to be the last Gos to live and take roomers. She had jem and believed public opiniv “If they want a fight, we are reaay “ y if Depiity Commissioner Blanche : Ould Gormpel the executives to an-[ror it," & holder of record. of judgments that|y. i Wcinmitior had as good a record | Hef 6eeds loaded into vatis this morn ing and her period of camping out is over, Still smiling, she declined to tell her new address. Mrs. Bartemas, a Frenchwoman, rented all the space above the street floor and took in roomers. When she paid her rent for May she demanded a lease, Her landlord, mue@l Roth- man, No, 388 Wighth Avenue, refused. passed through many hands during the existence of the concern, which ; vice Is becoming worse, not better, and was organized by Mayor Hylan and|Commissioner Colgan, and he replied they profess to be satisfied with the < that Mrs. Welamiller had never had Most unexpected, therefore, to Mr.J situation, asserting their lines are Leal rege eed ee a vacation since she has been Deputy larding is the answer which the} poiding tight with no desertions, Ad- 4 - i Commissioner and. therefore she is roads have made, but it cannot be} giiing it looked like a finish fight, BENT HAD A LINE ON OIL now off on a “double header’ vaca- led discouraging. The situation is} qether side would make any predic- STOCKS, tion To means as hopeless as it MAY/ tions as to the length of it. The ox- Activities of Bent in connection with} «why, do you khow I haven't had pear on the surface ecutives said ho effort would be mavte Kentucky oll stocks were also re-1, vacation myself in five years?" ‘sald For one thing, the President can-}i effect agreements by individual veuled. The Blue Grass Oll and Gaaling market head. ‘There is two years | She ault paying rent and was evictod . Company was the organization that|\; i i yt Boon vesteroay. conceive that the railroads who | road: @) Sh Ons of overtime coming to me and nobody | yirg, Bartemas sat among her wet otton. eets and we been so severely criticising the Chairman Dowd for the local st: , , figured in correspondence he had with ‘he taeen asks anything about the household effects last “night and Pill Cc operafts men for “striking against) committee, in session at the Hotel Tag deepen Lda ac smiled. ‘he joke is on the land- 5 Governnient” can turn around] Continental, issued this statement on 1904, Bent wired Hylan as follow r rey ow and ignore the Government's] behalf of the striking shopmen é “L may wire you something like fey ; ar said aye Aa suentne's Ri 6 place two months fo gu . To make ordinary cotton atte such as sheets, pillow cases, table cloths and nap- Proposal for a settlement ouldn’t “The action of the executives suis 7% this: thé furniture isn’t worth much, so the kins, look and feel like expensive linen, yy be striking against the Govern- | ys perfectly, If they want * Can wet Barns Proposition een too? is the question nsked in| ar ready, We have beer recde ana through for $18,000. Money nearly! rook prng to Relieve Insomnia—|fain this afternoon didn’t do any with a soft, cool and pliable finish, use half cupful of Linit to 14 cupfuls of water. icial quarters. willing to negotiate from the start in raised. Do you want 500 or 1,000 Condition Not Sérto: damage, Of course I'm sorry for my But to understand what ts coming| the interesta of the public. But we interest Suffering from hh overdose of veronal,|toomers but as for myscif it really je must read carefully the text of! aan win more in an open fight than oe eat tee ‘our answer: Miss Grace Geiselman, twenty-two, No.|doesn’t matter, * Not only does Linit give cotton goods ‘a fashionable linen finish, but you will notice the entire absence of the disagree- for attendance as did former Deputy winee their acceptance. Mr. Cuyler heir contention is that railway sor- to outiine the President's how to make niall OVERDOSE OF VERONAL POISONS YOUNG GIRL e reply of the railroad executives. |by negotiation and compromise. we wollaip Yotind us. The Goveriinent ‘Count on me for 600 and 1,000 if} 504 Kast 72d Street, was taken to Belle- Le ee will be noted that while the Chalr-| "wthe railroad executives, are now|ls ever more deeply committed than| necessary to close deal, vue Hoste souk athe Wisin Pink: COFFEE DEALER FALLS win of the United States Railroad |in open revolt against the President.| before to bring about an early séttle- “SOHN B. EYLAN.’ [come unvonsg oul aison ‘Avenue, where FROM ROOF OF STORE bor Board is quoted extensively 88 | th situation 1s now fully revealed to| ment. The morale of the men will You can then write, stating that ape iv she a cashier, She told physicians ving contended that deel yee the public as a strike of the Atter.| be immensely strengthened. you have confidence in my judgment,| si had used the drug many monthe Philip Ashkin Went to See the Ex- forfeited their seniority rights, | bury-wall Street “eailroad group| “A handful of railroad Presidents,|™my being in the Kentucky field 80) because of insomnia, She was nervous at and Toppled Over. he Labor Board itself did not pled&e}against the people of the United|.no matter how powerful they may be,| long, and that you realize the oil] yesterday and took sevén tablets, thirty- fis aeel i 4 tA deal If irrevocably to that position. All| gtat Sor Te tcpee thelr selfah wili| business pays well when properly|five grains, during. the day. It'reacted| Philly Ashkin. a coffee an jealer at the resolution of the Labor Board” stom now on publie ‘opinion will against such overwhelming odds.” | managed, and that you would not In- | Jus he was quitting work. At Belle-]at No. 20 East 114th Street, fell from mbraces is a statement that strike- ~ est unless you knew I would aid her condition is not ser-|the roof of the five-story building at kers ‘are entitled to protection and ain there and look after business that address to-day. ‘The strect was we the right to work. Nowhere Is ; : a OAT Lb ,Jorowded at the time with pushcarts i | fre a definite decision of the board j RAHA Poona SeLeL URI MTER TAR cena SALE OF VODKA WILL BE] ang women shopping. Fortunately he able lint usually associated with cotton , : i etter from Mayor Hylan, which read: AUTHORIZED IN RUSSIA, : % di hat the strikebreakers shall be given 5 struck no one. Ashkin operatés a cof. goods, jority fights over the strikers, or I may be nomimated for State Sen- LONDON, Aug. 2.—The Russian trade] fee roaster and went to the roof to look re - fo latter had forfeited them ated aE. 1 will probably | delegation stated to-day it had been au-| at the exhaust and tn somo manor lost Use Linit for every kind of material, them. ve h nation get it. thorized to say that “ihe recent report|his balance. He 1s forty years old. + . \ ‘his’ paves the way for ‘consideration I do and you want any bills passed | tr scow the effe Pine | At Harlem Hospital it was sald his whether lawn, linen, cotton, gingham, j ithout prejudice of the whole prob- ' selling your oil stock, let me know." | Sov! ei whs ring to} injuries probably would result in death lace or curtains. m by the Labor Board. ele rl)” Bent was apnolatieehbeton in itne ‘a purelas it was feared his spine was frac- | Mr. sBarding, Ayan cea : Board of Estimate shortly after Mr. | invention. tured. Ask your grocer for Linit. He has it. | | Hylao's first inauguration as Mayor. nd Mase eRe nik oerabees }- (Continued from First Page.) be gflvantzed (thto fe and expanded | He was placed in charge of the Bu- 2 @ as a club to beat McCooey, any time|reau of Contract Supervision, at necessarily one of silence. If the he ihowed @ disposition not to Usten| $8,000 a year, The salary was raised I Tu. Delici { ‘hite House modified its position on} in Jove with the editor, Colgan de-lio what Hearst wanted. U . jority ‘before the workers could|cjined, In diplomatic language he| When Colgan was dismissed, O'Mal-| While he has been on the city pay- ike formal action on the compromise | was warned that it was better for|jey announced that he regretted ex-|roll Bent has missed no opportunity roposal laid before them by Presi-|him to stick around and play on the|ceedingly that he had to deprive him of | to assist in the various projects de- lent Harding, stich & course might terfere with the acceptance by the CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO., NEW YORK Makers of Argo and Duryeas’ Starch~Also Karo and Mazola LiNiT FOR PERFECT STARCHING o> inion representatives of the plan it- be left to mal arbitration |denies he ever asked Colgan to cam-|to lunch and did not again report for NOBODY’S BUSINESS, When Market © saw i Me positon aso Mediator would] Bureau of the Board of Estimate, has| Colgan, O'Malley explained. was in} ‘O'niaiiey was eked today inthe Sold in Sealed Packets Only. Hearst bandwagon, but he stili{nis place. He has since issued a staie-} signed to strengthen Hylan’s political “ couldn't see {t. Then Commissioner of}ment making it appear that Colgan] popularity. He has organized many Markets O'Malley, he says, took alwas forced out because he rendered] agencies with that end in view. Chief \ elf and further complicate ‘thé}hand and seéparated him from the] virtually no service for the $5,000 a}among them was a Straphangers’ ‘ : fituation. An acceptance from one] city payroll, which he. signed at the] year he was receiving trom the city, | sociation to back the Mayor in his rty is @ powerful influence in any|rate of %,000 a year. O'Malley claimed Colgan had been| campaign against the traction. com- rike crisis. O'Malley says politics had nothing|‘‘ate 225 hours and 33 minutes, or 28] panies. If it ghould become necessary.to|to do with it; that Colgan neglected|days"’ and that he was “absent 48 meee | 4 or some other impartial tribu-|paign for Hearst or to go out and in-|duty until the following Wednesday. SAYS MARKET BOSS strengthened. been to see the Mayor and says he has|charge of the market buildings. His jodity the third point in the, proposal |his dutie: paid too much time to] da; * O'Malley said: ATTENDANCE RECORDS to afford the railroads alterest tho Elks. Mr. Bent, who is the|The following day, Thursday, I dis- ‘The rail strike may, therefore, be|told the Mayor it is untrue, The] persistent absence from the office re- the effect 5 re niority ques-|other thing: and was removed. Bent mn Friday, July 21, Colgan went . az Is Without Doubt “The Best.” i ice Nag recede, the Govérn-|head of ‘the Contract Supervision ; missed him. —_—————— nail to be near an end, and even}Mayor has thus far refused to sec|}sulted in virtually no repuirs to the SENEROUS ATT A hough the manoeuvres by which it is|mewspaper men about tho firing of} structures, the condition of which be- gee ans : \ be terminated are taking a much|Colgan, being too busy. came dangerous. CREDIT s \ H \ —~ Pivcr time than was anticipated by] The denials are laughed at fn polit!-| “It was mmion occurrence,” | 77 T \ q \ ne Chief Executive and his assocl-|cal circles, particularly when it t#}said O'Malley, “for Colgan to make ad oO” bs } \ pointed out that E. T, O'Loughlin,}an appointment with mechanics and former Register of Kings County, was|markets men to arrange for repairs immediately named to succeed Colgan.}and then fail to keep the appoint- Mr. O'Loughtin at the time was em-| ment." ployed in the Hearst service in Brook-] Bent, who 1s revealed as the direc- lyn, For years O'Loughlin has swung | tor of organization for the Hearst Gu. railroads até really sparring for) ton public office and the Hearst|bernatorial drive among city ap- SIXTH AVENUE AND 15TH STREET tion in the future. The official) vo vspapers. He has at ‘times bean|pointees by the Colgan accusations, Closes Saturday at 1 P. M. ew here is that they have made 8/11)’ mouthpiece of the Hearst forces, | has been a crony of Mayor Hylan's for! {Ml THIRD AVE. and 84th St. THIRD and BROOK AVES. at 160th St. ountain out of a molehill. es, there is every reason to be con- dent that Presidential influence will ttle the strike and send the men ‘k to work before many days have sed. _| particularly in preliminary campaigns} years, Although on the city payroll i ‘a ia alized, 00, that the Inter poatrciger ‘airetion pe the, late 1. Aer irecaarTin the, Woaid ‘of Wtumate, Open Saturday Evenings. Our Only Bronx Store. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. t O'Reilly, for fifteen years the political) Bent devoted considerable time last \ re soos Board tn tho heat of tho | OPeMY. for nfteen 3 Bent, devoted considerable timo last Second Week of Our Great ntroversy were ill-advised and that t for some of those utterances aj O'Loughlin is known as an or-jple's Advocate, a campaign newspa- , ° tla bf “settlement through, the] Selzer, Bolittcally and tor years was| per published in tho interests of A g t F. t E. t a na area rg eat ofthe Indeoendence League te] Sayor yi reelcion. "in ere ugus urniture Lvuen the organization from death and had/State in the promotion of Hearst's R d e eductions of 20 to 50 Per Cent. tt ready for use at any time that|boom for Governor. In all departments in our 3 stores Hearst had need of it. The league, Bent has spoken, publicly and pri- When it is rernembered that our reputation ‘The President knows that while the niority question has always been oublesome in strikes, it rarely has pened thet the strikers forfeited ose rights in the last analysis. The Arikets are, experienced workers and y are more numerous than those ho have remained at work. By the Processes of elimination they SAY ‘‘BAYER” when you buy Aspirin. Unless you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi- cians over 22 years ahd proved safe by millions for with a skeleton organization in every on 80 many occasions as the district in Kings, was always ready to to the top notwithstanding their has ‘been built’and rests on “Lower Pri Colds Headache Rheumatism n in a strike. : Englander Double Da-Bed Than Elsewhere—Alway oP veg Bt wbatiee Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis hed in Mahogany; ¢ 0 that this is more than the usual August sale. Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain rece ae eaten a y& Credit—Generously, if Desired Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. Mi Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablet: ment sdying the strikebreakers a have rights which could not be Z by the board. Now, however, . en = = je the strikers are ready bd an f ‘J s 4 ~) t " ‘ ’ on ‘ Pei eiy oor cate mb Tay ee | | Treat Your Liver Fairly ‘be made permanent? No such Also bottles of 24 and 100— a) cture of Monosceticacidester of Fain rd Aspirin ip the trade mark of Bayer nervous system, bright eyes and clear NEW HARDING MOVE Pena ae Gener cate eenlasmae te. ot In American Walnut, consisting of Vanity Table, full-sized Bow-end $ 2 1 g:50 vere punishment was landed to the | : i eet , = re A disordered liver throws the whole ee a cattecmty the Govern: Your husband ; ay AHA mo Help system wrong and affects the health | { ent, “through President Hardi way ey ¢ oH ’ . A \ Fi aig pena titel wetty tae | bea Fie iol your’ generally. Beecham’s Pills act di- : ae tite Gattins oe tis board i ein ‘4 a ne — strengthen the stomach, regulate the = gue rich of coffee ; hy ao act A Ae i mupnagees pave pledges ther fragrant ORE —— : wels, remove all impurities from | Cas aeeae " ¥ Geos cease must cate fran esi Pau ae Pal ® right per isa and Bole anon Ne ak ya em rink it leis A wii certain deep, ° : - . 5 RAILROADS AWAIT Oring cameo ‘ 4-Piece Queen Anne Period Bedroom Suite You can have a healthy body, strong i Bed, Chifforobe and Dresser. Four pi Asi ny ae A the bad taste over with are being deprived of f o an rr. Four pieces. “As illustrated ........., Take co ion if you " Execulives Hope Men Will one of the greatest of breakfast pleasures. rp — mplexi y j Pi ‘Now Give In, but They Wise wives can make sure their husbands ay eee : * : ! Foresee Finish Fight. will enjoy coffee by serving Premier—the cof- ee Dias | 3 : wing made their reply to the fee blended especially to please men. ~ é S i} ; Bs at t 3 proposals for: peace, the FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY ‘ a MRRNSE No. Jago e ' tly cae th 01 West 27th Street New York, N.Y. ey q { | ay ; a om the White House, Th: re oy Tea? 4 ! , i For oe vis no «| H Premier Coffee ip Sn | cre fad @f their refusal to accept the condi- \) = man's coffee blended by a great coffee man a y ya Kroehler 3 Fee Tew Loew tions laid down by the President. However, they are hopeful that the Daven-o SofaBed Ivory Enamel Crib © Porceloid Side Icer decided upon yenterday will on’ lcatters' shakes" “Pivlsise yea The famous Green- ow dos ey of dg a Soc . . ay not $43.50 perce wi es ihe $] 0-98 REAL ESTATE ADS. FOR = The Sunday World Real Estate Section MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. Circulation Over 600,000 home to them that there is no j vo zi | These Are Our 3 Stores phe of a settlement, SIXTH AVENUE AND 15TH STREET ‘Phere was a greater rush of job Closer Saturday at 1 P. to-day than at any time THIRD AVE. & 84th St. THIRD & BROOK AVES, at 160th St. the strike began, according to Cur Only Bronx Store. Open Monday & Saturday Evenings New York Central officials. It = : -@laimed there were more appli- . sR Lace Open Saturday Evenings. for work than positions open B y : end there was a plentiful sprinkling ef strikers among the men. This