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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1916.
KAISER SENDS AN INDIGNANT PROTEST TO THE KING OF ITAL Y
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tit HeUlnm and lead hU troop In hi
field. In dolnjr o he will cnty follow
the esample net by his grandfather,
who, with the aid of CftTOur and Oarl
taldi. established United Italy.
Marquis dl Garrnnl, Italian Amtai
seder to Turkey, and his staff are lenv
Inr Constantinople, according to an
Athena despatch. The Turkish Am
taasador was still In Home to-day.
'Oen. Cadorna, Chief of the Italian
General Blair, will assume direct
cher ice cf the operations of the entire
army, It was officially announced. It
left for the front last night. Oen. Car
los Caneva probably will be designat
ed as second In command.
Klghty Austrian and German res
sets In Italian ports, valued at ISO,
oort.OOO were ordered eelsed to-day.
Amonr them are .ietf ral of the finest
vestelajn the German merchant ma.
rlcs. Interned at Genoa since the be
ginning of the European war.
CLASHES REPORTED ON THE
ITALIAN FRONTIER.
It Is considered certain that hostil
ities already have begun at many
points alone the frontier where the
oppotlnjr armies are in close contact.
So official announcement has come
from the War Office. The report of
a clash between Invading Austrian '
and an Alpine patrol has beet) con- j
firmed.
An official manifesto calling upon upper pan iviver. accoromg to neau
every clllsen to do his duty was J quarters reports. The Russian more
sprsad broadcast in circulars lasted ment upon Nlsko. and the occupation
to-day. It carried In large type the of Ulanoff. Itudnlk, Kraftxa. Bourghy
war cry. "Viva Italia! Uelow these and Shushov, to the westward of tho
words was the following Injunction: ( Upper San. seriously threatens not
"From to-day every cltlien enly the German position east of the
forma a. part of the national d-
fens. All must have Implicit
faith In the Government and the
cowers to obey orders without
discussion.
"All citizens must show a readi
ness to make every sacrifice to
Insure victory for Italy. Let
there be no hesitation or irnra
bllnr. Let every one en: down on
private expendlfures and support
our fighting forces. Let us rive
our all for our soldiers and their
families."
opened early to-day and within a few i
hours 10,000 names were on the lis to.
Volunteer recruiting offices were
Crowds of Italian youth (ougni tneir Krakenlka. forty mtles to the north
war to the recruiting stations and of- i M.
fered their evnrlcee. J "
About iOO.OOa Bavarians and Hon- ? These regloni report that contlnu
cariana have .already been coacen-ious flghtlnc ha been In progress for
trated against lUly. Austria tnsur- the u,. fo. . r. but llhmi,
Ina them commissariat service.
Jill. the royal princes holding com
t. nds In the army joined their regi
ments to-day.
GERMAN STAFF NO W
AT TRENT TO TAKE
FULL FART IN WAR.
LOKIX)N. May Si. The Austro
Oennan Staff la charge of the Italian
campaign has arrived at Trent, ac
cording to a despatch from Geneva to
the Chronicle. The Italian army U
said to be In trenched and ready for
an attack, which la soon expected.
Military officers are In charge of the
frontier post along the Hwtss border,
and every bridge on the Italian aide
Is closely guarded.
C-Tiy troop trains filled with sol
diers, tne despatch adds, are moving
from Munich and Innsbruck toward
the Italian frontier, where several
outpost skirmishes have already tak?
en place. The upper paaaea are still
covered with deep snow, but the Aus
trians have mounted heavy batteries
and blown up the railway lines and
bridges. The situation In Hwltzer
land Is .-ah.), the Government having
recalled assurances from all the four
belligerenta which surround her that
her territory will be respected.
The Milan correspondent of the
Chronicle reports that the rush of
fugitive acro the Austrian border
Into Italy continues. The fugitives
report thst (he main tine of Austrian
trenches begins on the frontier at
lle.ile Val dl Hole and runs southeast,
following the line of iho valley.
toward llovcrrto. (This Is In the
Austrian Tyrol above the Trmtlno
Valler ) The neighborhood of the
f i on tier Is apparently to be evacu
ated. APPLY POSLAM;
SEE HOW QUICKLY
PIMPLES GO
I rn back by ur Are and utnuur si,
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SAYSPETROGRAD
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Teuton Army Tlre Now
Threatened on Both Flanks
by Russian Forces.
BATTLE FOR PRZEMYSL
j Germans Battering the Russian
Front of Twenty Miles
Furiously.
PETItOGISAD (Via London). May
21. The German offenilve movement
has been definitely checked on
fha
rher, but the communications to the
rear as welt
Co-operating with this army another
strong Itusalan force to the eastward
of rrsemyal la pressing aralnst tho
right wine of this German advanced
portion.
Southward of rrxemysl. on the
other hand, the Germans are furious
ly battering the Russian front, and a
very hotly contested action Is being
firount along a line of twentv miles
between the Tlsmenitza and the Stry
' Mirers.
Other points of activity are
' ,h6 of Drogobltch-Stry
Railroad and between Goussakow and
marked advantage to either fide.
The official communication Issued
to-day follows:
"In the Shavll region the enemy
continue to oocupy strongly organ-
1 Id Tvil i ( Inn rrn . 1 ,4 . Wl. ...
- - r u,v au.UI
forces which had crossed to the left
bank of the Dubysa near Ttossljenyl
again have, been driven back over the I
river, i
"On the Narew front, in the valley '
of the rissa, we renewed our attack
on the enemy.
"On the left bank of the Vistula,
the enemy, supported by Intense ar-
niiery ore. has made fruitless at
tempts during: the last few days to
drive back our pickets, who now are
on the left bank of the TUwka,
"South of the l'lilca In the region
of Klymtntow the enemy attempted
an offensive, but by enerrMIc coun
ter attacks on tie night of the I'd
we repulsed them, capturing tnore
than one thousand prisoners and four
machine guns. '
"In Oallcla the enemy generally has
assumed the defensive, his active op
erations mostly taking the form of
counter attacks, Between the Vis
tula and I'rsemysl we progressed
slightly on the left bank of the Lower
Han aad repulsed four counter at
tacks In lbs rlon of Itudnlk. North
east of Kerilawa we dltludced Hie
enemy from the village of ohr,
We successfully repulsed German
counter alturkf on the night nf the
IM on the front Makowlsk.. Wsillri
"fielftrtin I'reiiDil and the great
iiisrsti of the Dnlusler Ilia uiemy pir
slated ou the list In frullleea t
Irmpls to break our front betwren
lli village of (iouultbw and Krynlra.
On (lie HUM nt lh M our Irixipa
epsned an bfTsnslve In a region nearer
jibe Dniester and, pressing I lie enemy,
look o prlfonera and four ruuchlni
guns.
"tiii the front on the right bsnk of
Hie Dnlrtlnr, In Hie Hboo'so region,
there v a stubborn fight durlnj Ihs
.1st. The Miuy repl4ly Uat,vJ
our Irenrhes. but h lime su Anv
UtnWIMUft m I MuntrV
CAPITAL FH0M ITALY,
ANTICIPATING A WAR,
IHHr.VA fwlisertstiil May II
th'ui4U fiii.iitlsl liilsieela, u afilU4
Hii,kM wr ih war f Kb I'.it l sa,i i
rTr XaS IIZXLS i
Vt-li IM it wliltk eliUttail MoiSld
'" seiilfliwi, v Hiei ,uMieilo
ifOeONsii prupefly ili M tt-i4'4
ll Is IKns la 4 Dial hnmu M,t
, uitMs id lalUM iuwlo. eiittiKitieil
Ui (Uliy WyJ Hviu, tali.n.u,
run t Liflt f lt,M,i
A lalM ewlww. el b, u llaitt.
aiiil, i Mew e4tMH fer
Aujernari slwss i 4 UOhae
AUSTRIAN Mol aTtACKS
ITALIAN CONSULATE IN
TRIESTE; FI0HT8 POLICE
4 VIKHtiA (n A'0i'eMi) May M
Alt A U I flan M.eli 4sr Maa
lb Jlallan i'uinHH al 7lte, bul
, wa tlnrer, M by IU vl" 7 f teal
.was limkt) wilb ls and e ,le
,if aMl il4Vnllwbs t oil v 04
tli Is ( fial ktd inttiti war.
GERMAN
ADVANC
NEAR SAN CHECKED
Bohemians on Their Way to the Battle Front;
Italian Military Bicycle Scouts Ready for Field
TOTAL POPULATION I BASeSii
OF ELEVEN NATIONS AT I JPL3gMWkW WsmBIM
war is 462oo,ooo. 1 my.-MHl'ltl&H'rTl
The population the ( IHUi WMlBm UW- mmUKE3MjmKm
nations war is as liHS:Ij'.!fluaW Cr.iMsBMBsHI
Nation.
Great Hrltaln
France
Russia ...
Italy ,
IJelclum . .
Japan ...
tsrbla
Montenegro
Toui s:.soo.m
The papulation of thr ure
nations in the Germanic alliance
are:
Nation.
Germany
Austria-Hungary .
Turkey (Europe
Asia)
Toui
Grand total at war
12,000 DEAD LEFT
BY ALLIES, SAYS
T
Attack at Southern End of Gal
lipoli Peninsula Is Re
pulsed. CONKTANTINOFLB. ilsy H (Via
Amsterdam and lyin.lun). Official
announcement was made here to. day
that nn Attack by the French and
Jlrlllsh force yraterday on the I
Turkish position near Hed.lual llihr,
on the southern end of (Islllpoll l.
nlnsula, bail been repuUcd. It Is
stated the ulllts left Z.ObO deed on
the fit I1.
Tho slslttiieiit follow
"The enm- nn Holiday allarked
near rwdiu.iahr, under lb trot.
ti'iii nf hln liallrrles iu n.el, but
nolthalaiwlln( lli furl thai Ii had
lelnfuru-iiieiltji, on rpuUd lite at
lack The hiwii left :.fj i... fll
(lie field, und h upluiKl a luaihlue
I nn
Iiuh.ii- tlir fltftit ur ft r iu.
IiU'IIIm a.filiUim In (mII IiiIii Hi m "
"Wa lut I only :i0 weunded and
furl, three klM Our bailsrlss alxnf
the ibur.i tif Die Dardsusltes uu
much damage lo Hi. eiiein,'e ship.
Slid lll.l,r near HMullialir Oil
of uur ballsrlss en (be Aaliu J
hll all rsnny ehip (uur IIih... Hi.
ship uUiU'rilly lesvlrif (be slraiis
A lllii .f Hi. V'eus.ame rw .it.,
eae bit by it uur sbMia Our
Aien Murktwy lb swns m. uiy ,
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MiMps Isriled slum lb DsrdanelUs
list ii liien-.4 It) v,o(,(i py a4d.
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lut wrtflnel leidlH lui was e4
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PAMPHLETS PUBLISHED
UHGIUO SWEDEN TO JOIN
)N WAH AOAINwT NUSSIA,
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BUT NEVER SAW
THE MANBEFORE
Witness at Montimagno Trial
Says He Did So Because
. He Feared "Frame-Up."
The part that dUirlct politic hint
eemrd. to the nttnrnoye for I'.irlmu
Moiitlinae-no. to plsy in hie trml fur
th murder of Mlch.iel (llamari. lieu
tenant to Ills- Tom Foley, was the
keynote of the drf.ne'-'s lutnn ng up
i by Caeiter lUrra this afternoon.
.Outside pressure," wa the term Mr
Harm Ui.l In elmrerferlilnr what be
detlsred he f.lt lo be the Wrongest
element hi had lo meet in defending
hi client,
Tlirourliuiil th trial ihe names of
Ills' Torn Foley and Michael A. Uu
frsno, Deputy Hlreei Cl.aninc fir,Ti.
mlatloner, eere frequenlly mentioned,
a were Fole'a nrgajilsallon, the
Downturn Taniiriany Club, and Dial
of llufrsno, th Home llule lrno.
rfalle Club, whleli k ilalillalil
after h.t iMillllral srllt with rr.
Jilil li-tnr Hi. uiiiiiilns up wu. ti
sun. An, lira l Menu, c,llirwU.
fciioMn sa ' Miry," r'fann! pick
ukUI was rll I'; Ih ilefri He
n,ll Uiul he 1 upl'll (h
II61M llule Club at No 41 M,lOi
lr.l in.'li.il Day f tl h. .eld
ha ape III w)i M..ranu fcll Ji.i e
Mall, wliu fl.a lesllfia.) a(lnl
iluiil,iial0
' H'lpkllnt bad "lib Mill, ti ril
) a anull iumj-kiIii. ptl, wbUb
ha lashed U lit flslil wllrai
M,kl
slwiillinasu allurlitf tlwatd lb
alM lit Ms Hack rrel?r whl'll
ftlaflliu ,w )i rerrtad thai daf and
-Mlaary" t.t'l he lie,, saw lit null
Ufur
; Iwl ( miml A y, Uraue.
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wrp rw- awsev Tl.e vi ff t.f4
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MaWiiibae'iM, h4 bad KaH-e
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rtM Mtal lut Ik Mtnl unn4t
Mlet-if la ? MsmlNslaea
sIslH . b4 ln te.4 l pkk um
b nui4'irr vf Usiiberl fruti, Ha
MP IM (Ih Vl'tet -ify f.MMfe KIIMl
I'Uwrt at. 4 !.! U Um4 4.4 evW4
Mawi,iu,ui aliWunb ka .s4 aeer
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lk( as.fi. I HeM la4 ,mlil ui.ii
Iw du si)4 k 414 uu flu' Ueu
be was fri4 a-f weina ttmuut uu."
u flsiie, u nut, bwi u
line. up and lndl".ited Mnntlmasjno,
who w re a rnp, by rnialns; hl liimd
to his own cap.
Junfn Oaffney. who said he was an
investigator and ndjuster of No. 34
Park How, teatUld to a conversation
h had with William Armstrong, one
of the "ee witnesaes" of the murder,
callM by the prosecution.
Ofiftney said Arinatrunx had auld
to Irlin Moy, I, two months after the
murdrr. tfi.it ho (Armstrong) reached
the ecene of th ehootlni; too Into to
m tht nctuul roinnilxlon of thi
crime, hut Ui.it Iim liinl heiird tho
Diatrlct AttorSii-y hud four ee wit
noKw-fi Htnl that Armslrons; wn to
tratlfy 1tu the e.ime tlilllK."
Th" first eltlieat of lo-iliiy was Mr
Itxlty Kiillut of n V& V.t TMrtv-
third Httf'l. but f ormr r I of No 13.1 :
Swoiiil Avenue
llefora aha win called to th" aland
'era.tr liKrm. at-intiiii.iKiiu'fl uttur
nrj. had him stand up aj that Mrs
("allot, who WHltid on a teiidh In the
rear of th courtroom, might hare n
critical look ut him, as hitherto she
had wit r'y a pholoKraph of th d.
frndanl. Aa uion sa XluiitliiiaKtio
tood up th gave him one look and
vehetiirntly ahook her brad
Mrs. Kallul UetinniO mat she wsa
iroinK throuuh MhiIUuii Htre.l on Ih
iniirnliiit of the murder. Aa aim
reached I'h.stliill Htrttil all. heard
four I'lttnl abula
U DM you a ttr lieraon who
nrnl the ahulaT A. Yra
Q How far weru nu frum tha man
wliii did the ImiitllisT A A limit Ihe
Imilh Af Ihe rourlrooiii (l fret)
U Viiu saw th mm whe had Ihe
ruvolker. whu did Ika ilimitinff A
Ye. I did
J How was ha dreaaedr A, A
Ill-lit are, eojl and a low dark anfl
bat,
Her Mr Hair had Uonllm.f lm
stand,
y l this th man r"i do th
-utlnt A Uu. b I nul Th
Miurdrr wa Isller and broad.r,
ly way ef HHalnlH br r.as-ia fur
(..llfrlws Mr fsiM aisled Ibet the
bad rial ut lb Dial In lb !
Niptr and fell I bat If an lrinoenl
Htau wa bains' tii4 b ebuuld evui
frwerd.
was net until laal Tkursdas. mule
I bad la NMMMk fl.f lb muriW
Mis KsH'l ewM. U4r ! at.Kil
Hal. tl,.i efwk l aiiy
alattil llrf ariaw "" ifua4 Iti alee
tit svawtea af Ik frvtltda Im 1 IH b
.4 Httll uteltl M ., nr
sea axel eiit i4 bet iw tM.ii
lien ilk l aatw '
Wilsj tba elMj( ef s fw skafanar
ltaaf lit fvr he 4ef.ea
Siaoal Jlw4iMr Ji e.td, Ufa! Ik
settMwt- ttat V- HM. ibet be weieM bl
ksi( dV Jury iey
&THICT CEHS0HSHIP
IS PUT INTO EFFECT
BY ITALIAN DECREE.
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BERLIN REPORTS
TWO DEFEATS FOR
Germans Make Direct Contra
diction of the Statement
Issued at Paris.
TAKL5 MANY PRISONERS.
French War Oftlce Asserts
That Attacks at Several
PointsWcre Repulsed.
IIKItl.t.V, via wlrelrm to I.'indon,
May 21. Defeat fur the allien with
heavy lossas In two drives ngatnst tha
dentin n lines In tho last twenty-four
hourn wan rrpnrtnd In official dc
sp.ilchcs to-day. The official state
mrnt said:
"Hevcral advances hy nlpht and
day by tho Ilrltlnh, between .N'euvc
Olmpelle and Olvenchy, and Krrnchj
attack on tho nortncrii slupo or the
lArctte hills, nt Ablaln and north and
south of Netivlllr, were repulsed with
heavy luflscn to the enemy. Wo took
ISO prleonern.
') let with, the ileuao Und tho Mo-
sellr) artillery hattlvH continue. In the I
Korent of Li 1'rotro tho French suf-
feretl losses du tin it a new nnd unstic- i
cfiful attack.
"In the eastern and noutheanlcrn
tlieatren of war the situation la un
changed,"
I'AltIS, May J(, Tho French War
OIIU'u thin afternoon gave out thu fol
lowlnK report:
"At several points between Hloon
strncto und Ypren tne enemy yester
day delivered attaclui, after having
mado prellmlniiry un of asphyxiating
Kaaes. Them- attacks wcro repulHCil.
"In the region to the north of Ar
ms tlio flirhttnit continued nil nlRht
Inn?. Wo took 120 prleonern at u
point to tho north of the village of
NkiivIIIp Ht. Vaast, Tho enemy dp
llveri'd suvvrul counter attacks, but
they wern checked by our nrtlllery.
Tho artillery rnwiRninenta arn belnic
continued with Intensity
'Further reports received describe
atrlklmtly the. extent of the check ad-
tnlnlatereil to tlie Uermans In thin re
irlon durltiK the evening of May 22
and the nlxht of May 22-23. In spite
of tlin numerous reinforcements
brought forward with all apecd nnd
the vigor of the fresh attacks repent
ed two or tbri'O tlmen tlio enemy
tailed In every ono of bin efforts and
suffered connldernhle loanee.
COUNT DE PIERREFEU,
BOSTON GIRL'S HUSBAND,
KILLED AT THE FRONT.
IIOHTON. Msy ii. Court Alnln do
I'lcrii'feii whose wife In n daughter
of Mrs Wllllnm Tudor of thin city, has
iM-en killed while at work im n lied
Cross anibitlnnc In France, aceordlnK
to a cablegram received by Mrs. Tudor
from the Countess. No details were
given. Countess de llerrefail, who
has been head nurse In the lied Cross
hospital at Dlnard, France, will return
hr.
Tho Count de llerrefeu, who was
employ! in an officii of the United
Htal.a Hleel Corporation In Chicago,
went to l'runo.1 at tha outbreak of the
war and Joined his reglimnl Whllo
eervlng In Ihe trenchea Inst winter
mm injuied by falling enrth when a
h'll bur mail') 1 poo bla re
ruwry. Im joined thu iiualllury mid aa,
aisled In ailibtllanrti dillln. The
Connies made a brief trip In ihla
country early In the apilng, lo vlalt
hei four i hlldirn al brr niiiniii.r lionis
al lluiiiiKk N II nulling fur France
April II
ITALY IMPOSSIBLE FOR
GENTLEMEN TO ASSOCIATE
WITH, SAY THE GERMANS.
WAKkllNOTOW, May l-"l(aly ba
made j,ipialbl fur gRllmen lo
axlale with b'f," I Ih opinion of
0rii)u diplomat, Iraiikly espreaaad
ly on of ttiaxo beta to-day, folliwlug
lb anntuiuint of lb declarallua
ul war
"That aba fallal to baep bar pad
wltit O.ruiaiix and Aucirie ba sum
iuurui -u wbu ui, wui'Ur iu.
pins' eua.tlin all bad iumii to Oi.
lriti navy allsik, but ffstug vui
,f lb flsbl la on thill and stabbing
ait "f br swulll aiu.a in lite batik
It alwlb.r, wa lit pliiallon,
BRITISH CENSOR CHARGED
WITH OPENING AMERICAN ,
MAIL ON A STEAMSHIP.;
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SWEDISH STEAMER SUNK ,
BY MINE IN NORTH SEA;
CREW OF 22 IS SAVED,
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THE ALLIED ARMIES
WAR NEWS
A message coming from Germany
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on Italy.
UUIU AUJIUUI MUU 1111 1 1 l iu.p.v
nssuincu me cnmpaiKu win opon ui
Is said to hvo nwiemhJtd an army on
acrons Iho Adriatic from Albania.
Ofllclal nnnoiincfmcnt Is made at retrograd that tha Auntro-Qerman
forces, after nwceplnj across the wcnlcrn hnlf of Cnllcla, have been
checked. They aro now said to havo nsnumed the ilcfenglvc.
Constantinople advices Fay the French and Hrltlsh hnve Innded 30,000
more men at the Dardanelles In addition to C0.000 disembarked orlglnnlly.
The Turklsn Uovcrnntent announced tho loss of an old gunboat, sunk by a
submarine.
Tho military situation In France and Ilelgliim Is unchanged. Heports
from Holland and Franco say Ihu Germnns Intend to fall back on their
second line, for the purpose of shortening tholr front nnd releasing troops
for service against Italy.
Another German neropbne of the Taiibo typo flew over the northern
suburb of I'arls this morning and In Its flight dropped teveral bombs. o
person was Injured by these projectiles.
Count rjl Cellcre, tho Italian Ambassador, has formally notified tho
Htato Department at Washington of a stale of war between Italy and Aus
tria. President Wilson will issue another neutral proclamation later.
EUGENIA KELLY
GETS RESPITE;
(Continued From First fnge.)
home. Detective O'Farrell han In
formed Mrs. Kelly that nt IcaM one
night when the gll wan out wan not
spent at Minn Arocha'n,
Tha prlvatn detective who came to
court for additional atibpoenan to-day
said that thcro wan tho utmost diffi
culty In tracing any of the persona
to whom they wcro addressed. Sat
urday night, he said, seemed to have
been a moving season for nearly all
of the girl's acquaintances.
The man against whom the prin
cipal allocations of Mrs. Kelly and
her lawyer, John F. Mclntyre, were
dlrectod, Al Davis, hm left his apart
ment at the Van Courtlumlt Hotel, as
hnn his friend und dancing partner,
Minn Honnlo Olaes. They left no ad
(truss, but Mr. Mclntyro nald he
would spare no pains to get Davis
Into court.
Kveu Mrs. Ralph II. Thomas, Eu-
genla Kelly's sister, has said sho Is
desirous of keeping off the wltneas
stand.
Miss Kelt wanted a number ot her
girl friends to testify for her. but
dreading tho publicity they refused,
whereupon nho Is quoted as saying:
"Oh, the estsl What do you think
of th. t lor frisndsT"
she was tulking over tlio telephone.
Al Davis wns referred to In court
Saturday by Mrn. Kelly nn chlof
among the younc-inon.on-Hrnadway
frlenda of Eugenia, tiho also men
tluiwd lluuulo Ulana us u dancing
partner of Davis. Mho described
Dickie Warner's studio apartments us
the rendosrous In which Kugenla met I
Davis. I
Miss Kolly rofuaed to eee reporters
at Hands l'otnt yesterday. Hbe was
laughing and Jcstlnu' with young men
guests ut a week-end house party of
Mrs, Thomas, ber sister, but Mrs,
Thomas saldl i
"Kuuenla i In no more dang.r of
being aent to uu Institution than I am.
This whole affair Is simply an u4-
tempt on mother's part lo frighten 1
her Into babavlnr. Hut 1 am afraid I
It lua mlasd its murk, bt causal
Kugtnla la not In the least bit scared.
"Mother probably feel worse than'
any ut us for having hud to tako such
iilreme measures. The whole esse
simply Is that uf a uung girl who
doieu't realise what ahu Is dulug, with
too niuuh money and lou wuih time.
In whlnh to sptnd II, falling Into the'
liands of improper rompanloiia,
"it Is uteUss lo try lo make Ku
lula talk, 1 bare uelluo4 br
wltbout success, hbs has told uie
Just enough n convince trie that
ihsre U really knulhlug very s.rious
a h affair, ll'e just a family row,
"Mother and Uugtrue never could
get along My stater Is very lod.
Pn4nl and wilful Hh Ihlnk sb Is
tUlf old en'Higb lo de se sb plesscs,
sod so eb will nut alluw uiulli.r
lu dictate to bsr I ruul adoill tbtl
ffJrm Wo Send Cttndy by Parcel Vott
CT MktWFMiv ft V ' I W-.b i.JiMi irwit lu. Sun Ut
VllK ' m,t. a Ui 'hi t i u,i, ,t,ui b ml
f EmUb iUc tnKii lor Monday Mii Tuendny I
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IN BRIEF.
by a roundabout way ntalM that the
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in mm muuuiuiuuu
the soutneagtern coasi 01 me couiur;
mothor Is a bit strict at times. Out,
then, Kugunla In very hard to man
ago, no 1 guess It Is a toss-up."
"I have known Ma Kelly about two
years, Dlcklo Warner said. "I met
Kugenla through her. I have been
very fond of them both, nnd I thought
Mrs. Kelly was as fond of me as I
am of her,
"Hut," ho went on, "Mn Kelly knew
most of us, as I said. Why, the hist
time. I saw her nnd Kugcnla together
1 dined with them at Dolmonlco's and
then went to the Horse Show. There
In Mrs. Kelly's box was Al Davis.
When I asked how ho came there, 1
wan told ho had been iuvltod by Mrn.
Kelly, Ho was In the party when wo
had supper In Uostanoby'a afterward.
When told that aevon subpoenas
had been Issued Haturday by John F.
Mclntyre, lawyer for Mm. Kelly, and
that ono had been nerved on the
Canhlcr of tho Gotham National Hank,
Mr. Warner laughed and suld:
"I supposn Ma Kelly hopes to show
through him how Ktigenla got that
t.1,000 or $1,000 it'ti claimed alio has on
deposit tnero. ur courno, we nave at
heard tho ntory that sho borrowed it
from Clarence Jonee, but Jt la my
opinion her flmmclnl nffulrs are her
own private buulncsa and nobody's,
clao concern."
Mrs. Albert J. Davis, who Urea at
No, -131 Front Street, Hempstead, ti. I.,
said lant night nhn bad read of her
husband's connection with tho cane ot
Kugenla Kelly, but sho declined to be
Interviewed.
CARUSO VILLA TO RED CROSS.
ItO.Mi:. May 21. Hnrlcn Caruso to
day nntlllcd the Italian Hcd Cross thst
bis villa, Alia Panche, near Florence,
la at ta dlspoa.tl for tho period of the
witr. A almllsr lmssnrn esmn from
I (llucoino I'ticclnl. tho composer, who
t a magnificent villa near Milan.
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