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from HsWe, aWnt third '
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H u report"! the Herbo-Kranoo.
HrlHeto forres i" sfadlng "M"
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Mm tl at they advanced north.
rail
BELGIANS MOWN
POWNtIN IIATTLE,
HUT IIULI) GKOVND.
uk panwk, nrffium (via rrti),
Ort. ll Tb iwiitifb Htandardt,
pvfeHsfeed here. hti terrible Uxii
rAmDl waa In progreee along t)H
Tmr front Baturday rlunday
nlgtita. Thi nrtor was especially
violent near IMimuds and Yprrs
This homliardniint waa the prelud
to m atUmpl lr the Hermans to
break tha lllian lines. The llclajan
artillery returned tba fir. stiellliiK the
enemy eoromunlratton trenches and
scattering Ms Infantry at they leaiml
from the trenches. A aecund atlack
on a amallnr acala alio waa repuletd.
TbU cflenatva took lac In tlto Dli
mude rtaion at a pot known aa
-Dealh'a hlhwy.M AlthoUKh mowed
Wwn In rowa, the IlelKlana have hein
tioldlnx their Una and not yielding
aa taoa of ground.
11
ION TINT;
MRS. GAITS FANCY
Color Predominating In Her
Trousseau Already Taken
. Up by Capital Society.
i
WABUtNOTDN, Oct. H. Naturally
tte chief Interoet attending the forth
oamln: roarrlara of President WltMn
'and Mra. Mormon Gait, la now cen
tred upon 'tho troussedu which Mra.
Oalt la aaaambllna; for tha waddlnf.
It la rumored In dressmaking clrclea
In Waahlnftoa and Daltlmore that
'Mra. Oalt has aclected aa tho doml
nnnt noto In her sowni a particularly
rich but dull abode of rrten. With
ready adaptability, the modlatea who
Invented "Alice Ulue" for Alice Itooee
velL npwMr..LonxworUi, and 'Helen
Pink" for Helen Taft, have named the
new1 tint aelected by the Proeldent's
fiance "Bolllnr areen."
Mra. Oalt waa a Boiling before her
marrlaee. Her family name la noted
in Virginia ana lie adaptation to a
color aeioclallon with a trousseau In
ao important a wedding will doubt
leaa meet with wide approval.
Her friends aay that while oreDa..
rations are being made for tha wad
disc and aeamatre&SM are at work on
paru of the trouaaeau, there (a no air
of baste. It la said Mra. Oalt is con
templating a trip to New York some
time In November to oomplete ber.
purchases and put the finishing
touches to 'her trousseau. It can be
accepted as a certainty that the wed
dins; will not take place until early In
, December. ,
Meanwhile Mrs. Oalt la making aa
occasional visit to the Washington
abopa, and a well known modiste and a
tailor are said to be at work on sev
eral afternoon, frocks and her going
away gown. This last la variously
described aa of dark blue broadcloth.
combined wun seal, ana of green
atrvetyn. wun couar, cuna ana band
lng of beaver.
APPLY POSLAM;
SEE HOW QUICKLY
PIMPLES RESPOND
PosJem ta a moat useful remedy for
rimptea. Undue Itedneu and minor
skin 'affections and It Is also an excel
lent trestment tor Ectema and stub
born eruptions! diseases.
.To see how Quickly It act on rim.
plea or la clearing an Inflamed com
plexion, simply apply upon the alieoted
spot at night and note tha improve
ment in the morning. Poslam takes
bold and eierU its work of healing at
once. Its results after a brief time are
often surprising. Poslsm Is absolutely
hamltss.
Ose Poslam Bosp daily for Toilet and
Hath, particularly if skin is tender and
other sosds irritate.
pvf wmplM, sand 4a. stamps In Rmap.
eency 'Laboratories, 32 West iith St.,
New York City, bold by all UruggUU.
Advt,
rm feat or fannd articles asla
verllsed tq Tbs World wtU ta)
Ustad at Tiie World's Informs
ilea Bureau, I'ulkUer Vulldlnaj
Ju-eada, Vsrk Uatei World's
Cptosra Office, northwest coo
wcr aSUi gU and lleoadwari
World's IfsHem Offlee. IBS
Wast jasUi 3U, and World's
JkVoeklya, Offlea, 30J Washing,
ton Bk, Broaklim. for 30 dsrs
(ollewing tba DrlnUng of the
nnn inn nnrru
DULLMb bKttn
NEW FASH
GAINS
CLAIMED
Paris War Office Says
BERLIN
m
Defeated Northeast of Souchcr Big
Battle on nt Lihons.
OFFICIAL FHIXCII HHI'OHT.
I'AKJS, Od. 18. ljllowinr is tlx text of It mrtimtirrfaKWi tawfd
lo-diy by Wit l;ffnch War Offkf :
"lliffe new attacks on the part of thr rnnny atralns-t rwr
iviltkis at Ilotwn-llndif, to tlte MtMitiU of SoiKlrfr, were
cimpleleJy diefteJ lait nljjtit by curtalnj of fire, In which both
artillery and infantry participated.
"In the xwth of the Itlver Sonime, in the sector of Uhons,
there has Iven almost continual flRlitlnc with trench weapons,
u-hlle In tlie mean lime our batteries directed an effective fire
against the German works.
"To the north of Verdun German forces have endeavored
to occupy the craters of certain mines recently exploded be
tween the lines. They everywhere have Ivcn reputed.
"Ust nlKht witnessed very spirited Infantry fire between
the trenches In the vicinity of Noniemy. Our artillery in the
same region lias dispersed groups of pioneers of the enemy,
particularly to the east of l-ply and near Gremecey and Won
court, and it has also bombarded the railroad station at Ola
mont."
OFFICIAL GERMAN IlFI'OltT.
DOKLIN, (via Imdon) Oct. 18. Hollowing is the text of the official
statement Issued to-day by tiie German Army Headquarters Staff con
cerning the war on the western front:
"The trench work northeast of Vermelles, which projects
far into the enemy positions, was repeatedly attacked by the
English, witli strong forces. All their attacks failed, with heavy
losses, and live trench work remained In our hands,
"Attempts of the French to attack at Tahure were subdued
by yur fire.
"A new enemy advance, with the object of recapturing lost
positions south of Leintrey, was unsuccessful. It cost the French.
niwoiiA a4dl,Ion 10 sanguinary losses,
missioned oiiicers and seventy-three chatisseurs as prisoners.
"On Scliratzmannele the enemy could not recapture a single
foot of ground bhls attacks, notwithstanding the use of a con
siderable quantity of ammunition.
"Yesterday German air squadrons attacked the fortress of
Delfort, drove off the enemy aviators and dropped eight bombs
on the fortress. A number of fires were observed to have been
caused' by explosions.
NEW HAVEN LENT
LI
(Continued from First Pago.)
monopolize Interstate commerce is
guilty of a misdemeanor. It will be
neceasary for tho Government to show
that these persona, with criminal In
tent, did consplro to monopolize the
commerco In and between certain
States. We must provo that thoy
know they wero violating tho law and
intended to violate the law.
WILL EXPLAIN ENTIRE TRANS
PORTATION 8ITUATION.
"We must consider not' only what
waa done but the manner In wlilcn
things wcro dono and the trvcons usod.
The Oovernment will undertake to
explain to you the transportation
situation In New Kngland from 181)0
when tho Bberman act became a hw.
-Until the present day."
Mr. Datts said it was no part of tho
Government's contention that ull
combinations wero wrong. The chargo
Is not of combination, be said, but
of illegal combination with Intent to
monopolze or strangle competition.
There was no feeling oh the aide
of pie Government that all tho 185
roads composing tho New Haven sys
tem siiould b, "unscrambled" now,
uui tflo aovemment held that tha
criminal acts of Mr. Rockefeller and
his associates preventod proper and
serrlceablo competitive combinations
which would have been for the pub-
llo good, As It came to doss Mr,
uavia saw every railroad with one
exceptipn and nearly alt tho troliev
and ateamshlp lines of Now England
fell Into the control of tho New Ha
ven masquerading as varied "Inde
pendent" corporations.
Ho said the -road excepted, running
from Canada south to an Atlantic
terminal waa sought by the New
Haven, but waa not acquired. In the
end a railroad which started with lit
mil of trnck had Tny or?r 1M0
miles and could exact tribute' on Its
own terms from every Inhabitant In
STARTED IN TO CONTROL ALU
TROLLEY LINE8. .
"I assume," said Mr. Uatts, "that
tho first acauUltton of trolley lines in
BUmford and Moriden In ms wus not
in pursuance of a definite flxod nul
Icy, It was then merely Intended t
to
establish a breastwork against tho
approach of competing nyHtums to
ward New York City from New ling
land. Hut later. In 1004. there devel
oped a gcnoral policy ot controlling
ull trolley lines which could in any
way intorfero with tne monopoly en
lovea vv tliu railroad."
"When tho courts of Massachusetts
I made It clear that the New Haven
BT FRENCH;
IS BRITISH Li
Three Attacks Were
three officers, seventeen com
nn!,!0 ''ft I? oli narsa of
Rffil..f0' tfV lnr'l ! John L
iir. utiles. "Ha hud
Qualified for n .;r7 JIAa
rbVcuy or hu cr1'" 0041 ,n
chSTeffrVi .h.?d0hm.MhOdf
Maine. The Now Haven borrowed
110.000.000 and lent him I2J00.0M Ton
demand note. The railroad furnished
the money, the credit, the stock and
nmr.h'!;U?.J,x.lpl ,hfl name of
Hlllard, and with tho knowledge and
consent of tho defendant Lodyard.
pretended to the Massachusetts
authorities thot tha stock did not be
long to the Now Haven.
M00k ?;a" cne'"od on the books
?f .'.m .II.avon. nt 10-' " P"1
to Ulllard at lO a loss to the railroad
of II.MS.OOO. Vhcn. by leglslluonl It
hi u iUoBiuig tor a aoming com
R?.ny 1.. uk ?ver na 'lock from
(Hard It was bausht from him tnm
l&o a share nt a nroflt nf t? 7nn nnn
a considerable reward for the use of
his name and nothing else for about
one year.
-Home or tho Blllard proflta-and
there were many Instances in hih
Illllard's name appeared," aald Mr.
ijuiia, - were usoa ror tne acquisition
of newspapers which were in u posl
tlon to comment on legislation nffoct
Ing the New Haven and Its plans."
PROF IT8 USED TO CONTROL
MANY NEWSPAPERS.
Dlacusnlnir tho secret mirnhaan nf
the Joy Lino of steamships and others
sir. i wms maan mis cnarge:
"Wo shall show that Mr. Charles
F. iirooker at ono time asked In a
mooring wnemer roero was not dan
ger that a line mlftht bo formed to
permit a competing lino to go up the
Connecticut IUver beyond Hartford.
We shall show that Mellen renlled
that he thought they would be able to
prevent any appropriation In Congrcan
to open ine uonneoticut above Hart
ford.
"In establishing Intent and rulltv
xnowioage. i may recall tnat a cor
poration, the Now England Hocurltles
Company, was formed In the Stats of
Malno ror the sole purposo of making
arnrt. une urover Cleveland inch
ardf, prepared for his sally Into high
finance w a careful education as
plumber, one of the nfllcars of this
corporation, came to New York and
was paid IS a day and all he was
nald for and all be did waa to sign n
draft for 11,600,000. In the coursa of
this devious transaction five uirrcront
accounts were opened in one day. ton
different deposits were mado and nine
checks drawn."
According to Mr. natta tho now
Haven paid $21,000,000 or ten times
their vslua for the Ithode Island trol
toy lines which it accumulated.
Tliu purchase cf tha Mertaen mm
Stamford streot railway linos at the
beginning closed tho "nock of tha
bottle," emptying 'trnmo into Now
York and prevented any computing
lino passing through thosn cities t
New .York City from New Kngland,
Against tho protest.ot Mellon that
the rortrhester and Westchester sys
tarns with not essential to the Now
Haven, Mr. Halts said J. I'. Morgan
forced tho purchases in ordor to block
rorever competing lines ovor thono
routes and 111,000,000 was spent boforo
rho New Haven began to buy oven
the rights of way of what is now tho
New York, 'Westchester and Hoston
liaiiroaa.
Tsfabts
PraffUts rvluad owner ll it folio tu surs. g, W,
UltOVld sliwUus Is eu tcUu, , MrU
Serbian Crown Prince Han Narrow
Eficape From Capture in Belgrade
a '
AMHTKItDAXf, Oct. II. Crown
I'rinca Alexander of Kerbla narrowly
cscapod capture whon the Austro
Unrinan troops entered Melgrade, says
a Ilucharest despatch to the llorlln
Kroux Zoltung. The Crown l'rlnco
personally dlroctod tho defonso of tho
capital, and to' gain delay he con
$52,879,650 PERSONAL TAX
"SWORN OFF" TO $67,850
Tho Tax Department to-day completed figure for nil boroughs on
Bwcar-offs of personal tax valuations up to and Including Oct. 9. There
wero 1,171 persona examined, and tho total, ot the valuations tho Tax
Department experts had fixed on their property was So2,879,C50. This
amount was sworn down to $687,850.
Tho results by boroughs follow:
Persons.
Manhattan 477
Brooklyn 285
Queans : 185
Richmond 48
The Bronx 178
Totals .1.171
BETHLEHEM STEEL STOCK
ALMOST REACHES 500
Market Closes Firm, Especially on
War Slocks United States
Steel a Feature.
Hothlohem Btcel stock almost
touched 000 to-day on the Htock Ex
change, It reschod Hi, but could
not qulto attain tho halt way point
to a thousand. As It Is, liowovor,
Dethluhetn is the highest prlcod stock
on tho Exchange, und yet has not
paid any dividends.
Thoro waa report that Hothlehem
financiers havo under consideration a
plan to readjust tho capital by Issuing
ten snares oi now riock tor eucn
shuro of old stuck. In on mines nhd
firoduotlon Betlilchom bau outgrown
ts presont capitalization of 160,000
shares of common stock, oqual at par
to I16.000.oou. Hunkers ana brokers
favor readjustment because at pres
ent high market prices the stock la
difficult to value In loans and margin
transactions.
The mnrkot ciosoii nrm, with ad
vancing prices In war stneko. United
Btates Btoel waa particularly strong,
closing at now mien ngures.
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stantly exposed himself In encourag
ing his soldiers to further resistance.
Not until tho Teuton Invaders wore
actually entering the ally did -he
loave. Then his retreat was nearly
cut off. Several of his staff oinrers
woro capturod and othors klllod, but
the prince escaped.
Klnal
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OF BROKERS ASSIGNS
nUFPAXO, N. T Oct. 18.-raul
.ambert and Company, stock brokers,
doollng through tho Pittsburgh Con
solidated drain and Stock Exchange,
assigned to-day. The recent bull
murkot ts believed to be the cause.
? I WELCOME TO DR. MAXWELL.
Dr. William 11. Maxwell, City Super
intendent ot Schools, has returned (ram
Ogonqult, Me., Wiero he spent the last
six months recovering from nervous
brankdown. When ho entered hi of
fice this morning no round It crnwdml
with Irluinls ana uunnen wun iiowars.
There were letters und telegrHins ot
congratulation from President Thomas
W, uiiurcnni or tno nouru oi uauca
tlon ana many others.
jtiaxwcn win spena nniy inrca
A Year nefore Tho Father
of Ilia; Country Took The
Oath of Ofllce
Carstnlrs Ryo waa tho
country's (standard. Each
succeeding yenr haa ahown
Increased popularity. Used
"Btralcht'orlnHlKhDsllB,
Carstalra Ryo In tho non
rcflllablo bottle has no
superior.
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WOMAN SPY SHOT
AS SHE FAINTS. BY
Charge Apimt Her Was Aid-
Hrlglans to llscapc
to lifiKland.
IMRING PARn' LOOKS ON.
Victim Was Miss Cavell,
Nurse and Daughter of
linfillsh ClerKyniau.
IJNDON. Ort. 1I.-A wave of In
trnsa angtr, as wall as a fatting of
horror, has swept over Grest lirltalo
aa a result of the execution In Jims
sets of Miss IMIth CavrIL an ttng
llsh nurse, daughter of the late Iltv,
rrederick Cavell, former Vloar of
derlck Caven, rormer vioar x
rST2-, " """" "i
Hws
cam
A despatch to the Dally Mall from
Amsterdam syst
"Huch details as It Is possible to
eolleot hero concvrnlng the execution
of Miss Cavell at llrussnls urn as fol- i
lowsi The charge against her wsa of ,
aiding llelgtans to escape to Kngland.
It la stated she hid them In her bouse 1
ana pn.r.ueu win w.w. u.u..,
GERMAN
OFFICER
stresses in r.ngianu ana neiuou w Wrdnosday nlglifs Zeppelin raid on
smuggle thorn across the frontier. Iondon woro o(, t ,n(JUMl, t0.d,y(
The aerman military court found Th, Corotlf r favort!,, fonnal ver.
her guilty and sentenced her to doatn jcl,, ,Uggestlng that no useful pur
by shooting. Tho execution ground potB cou.d h .orvetl by denunciations
was a garucn or yara in jiruiacia
surr,ouiided by i wall. A German fir-
ing party of alx men and an otrtcer
was drawn up in the garden and
awaited Its victim. Hhe was led In
by soldiers from a bouse nearby,
blindfolded with a black scarf.
"Up lo tliU mlnuto the woman,
though deadly white, had atepped out
bravely to meet her fate, but before
the rifle party her strength at last
gave out and she tottored and fell to
tho ground thirty yards or more from
the spot where she was to have been
shot,
"The officer In charge of the execu
tion walked to her. Sho lay prone on
the ground, motionless. Tho otflcor
then drew a largo sorvlco revolver
from his belt, took steady aim from
hta knee and shot tho woman through
the head as sho lay on the floor.
"The firing party looked on. The
officer quietly roturned his revolver
to Its enso and ordered tho soldiers
to carry ttio body to the house, whore
chargo was taken ot It by a llelglan
woman, acting tinder the Instructions
of tho Spanish Minister, who bad
undertaken tho responsibility for the
body pending arrangements for tbo
burial.
"The execution hae ahocked tho
whole Holglan community, who apeak
of It as tho bloodlost act of the wbolo
war."
Miss Ca veil's relatlvos knew that
tho was under arrest, but her mother
bad not heard from her directly since
Inst April.
WOMAN'S ALARM FOILED
CRACKSMEN AT WORK
Top Had Been Ripped Off Safe,
but $600 Was Untouched
When Police Came.
Hearing strange nolsos at 3 o'clock
this morning In tho United Cigar
Store ot No. 644 Third Avonue, which
adjoins her homo, Mrs. Nora Christ
mas crawled out on tho flro escape,
climbed to tho second floor and
arousod Owon Puwanon, Janitor of
the building. I'uwanon wont Into
Third Avonuo and returned, witn
Policemen Murray and Lahoy and
Thomas Tox, who Uvea In the
neighborhood.
Tho four then surrounded the cigar
store. Threo men wero touna in ma
basoment and woro arrested. Inves
tigation showed that the store bad
boon entered by sawing a bole through
tbo floor, and that tbo top had been
rlppod oft a small safo containing
iuoo. Tho cracksmen, however, did
not got tho money.
Tho prisoners said they were Harry
llamor, twenty-two, No, 51 Uoerck
Btroot; Dunlel Hunlo. afterward Iden
tirlod as Daniel Uugllelmo, a member
of tho "Dopey llenny" gang, and
Hurry Morris, twonty-throe, of No.
ii l.iuvln Htreot.
Tho prisoners were held for the
Clrand Jury In 3,000 ball when ar
rnlgncd before Magistrate Murphy In
tho Vorkvlllo Court.
ijijS&i flasaiaaBBff
tmmm will
1 m 111 811 rucE
b' 4en Document Krt ri H Ho
(tuvei Mh tNtnvy ly
I'wtjHe of MfclnU.
rAtitrxx roi i'T nut)r, Va.
Ort II - Martha VWnri' will,
, wbtfli Ut lrm tt urt Ihhu
I . .y a I'alaii ln,f duflnr ene ot
tl lisltl of HuH Hub su4 Uur
, fwuitd its war Inla lha tlH4n ot J
(I'lXfXit Mefgsii, rturBa4 la tha
icvtinty eretiivae to-day with rlabvrata
Itacrntlr tba ftata of 'lrglnia
3, I', MiMgan In tba Hupram Cwurt vt
tlia United Mlalos tu revr tit ids
Uirtc duoumrat. Mr MvrgsJi sug.
atstad ttiat it be planed In Mount Vrf-
lion, Kalrfas Uuunty rulk, Itowever,
tlalniad II was rt vf tlirtr routt
.((orda and tu-day II wss rastorrd le
, Its plate Iwelde tiui will i.f Utn. W'asb.
tnirUin. Tlia aaainst air Vlurgsu
; will te drvplxsi
WAHIIlNiiTON, Oet. II Attorney
tlrmrsl I'ollsrd of Virginia ludar
sskrd tha Huprrma fViurt to dismiss
the suit to rumil J, I' Morgsn to
return tha Martha Washington will
The Attorney General hud the will In
Ills possession to-dsy snd U-lore the
court met sxlilbltcd It to tha Justloes.
later ha went to ratrfsx to return
It to the rlerk of tha Court.
. , ...
ZEPPELIN RAID KILLED
SICK III HOSPITALS
.Stir at Coroner's Inquest as Father
of Olie Victim Calls Oil Kaiser
. . . ... . .
to MCCt I Hill IJeiOrC OOU.
, ION()N( ncL g.Mora aetrvtl of
0j cjcrinans,
. pr0.at nKftln,t this," said the
futher of ono of the victims, rising
in cour, ..iv -on w.. lllllr.i,r.i hv
the Kaiser's order. I summon tho
Kaiser to meet me at tho Judgment
seat of (lod and answer for the death
of my son and tho other poor people"
Kvldcnco showed that, in ono vicin
ity several persons dlod In hospitals
from the shock ot their experience.
In another pluco a motoruus waa
demolished and tho driver, conductor,
a special constublo and several others
In tho vicinity wore killed.
Onn bomb broke a big water main
and killed and Injured a number of
people.
Witnesses told of a manufacturer
who, sitting In his ottlce at the time
of tho attack, was hit by a fragment
from a bomb and su badly hurt that
no died Inter.
A Dollco luspoctor testified that ten
explosive and Incondlary bombs wcro
aroppea in one vicinity in inreo mm
utes.
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.
United HtsUs Express Company de
clared n first and partial distribution
of 25. payable Nov. IS. I)ooks close
Oct. JO.
rayment of Pennsylvania Bteel
stock by flethlehsm tlteel Company
will be arranged through bonds bear
ing Interest at rate of S per cent, and
cash.
Net operating Income of railways
of the United States for July In
creased 133 per inlle nr 11 3-10 per
cent, compared with July, 1914.
Victor Talking Mschlhe Company
declared quarterly dividend of S per
cent, and an extra 10 per cent, mak
ing 60 per cent, doclared so fsr this
year.
New York Railways Company for
year ended June SO reports nut earn
ings docrenned 1238,881 compared with
previous year.
Time for deposit of Missouri Taclflc
stocks and bonds under reorganiza
tion extended to Doc. 18,
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Chocolate Covered Assorted Delights:
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great that we cannot get down to specific descrip
tions. The assortment you purchase may bo en.
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place a genuine delight a gem of delicious perfec
tion. EXTRA
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Thar are perlmu mora commonly
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Ttta spaeltlsd walrSt lacladaa tka eaatalat ta arh eaas.
"The Woman Who Dared"
By Dale Drummond.
Now Appearing in
The Evening World
A Married Life
for Husbands and Wit)es.
NYflHTIZEl LIKE TMUT,
WCHWIHW)F7IJrS'
Aui tr t'i teaiVf st R
t'r ot lAmc a NMth
hoktkij; Mtf $29S.
.tl4 KvUs, leader if lb
mrliNirt at IUt..fs, wtl4l bis
Ulan ls( Irigkt under a ball bo
of H4e. km a rbarga of gran! la
tany Mis, Adtlli.e Jbi, a aridaw.
atanty )rsr 44, asu him 4,f
fcig a draft lr far Iter and
pocketing tba fot4s, Arraigned
Ufore Maglslrats McAdm in lbs
V.t (Ma rl Court lrday,
Iba arlir "as st for Krtday,
Ktibls dniiss the rharra
Mrs, Joaepb ssts aba first Met
KuhI last summer on the Uaacb at
Atlaiille City, "bare aba want on the
dlf of brr pb)sulsii, Kb former
ly lltid In fit Iamiis, where her bus.
band was a prvmliiant iMintrailor. He
died In lallioruia lo yasrs ago,
KoIiIj f"Uiid brr ulie day weeping on f
Ilia iMStb lla was plsvuig at tba J,
II, .1.1 llllili.ll.il alitl "li. livliliiillM'
ma as nvengaii am iruur, sirs, jo
apb tuld a taportar fur The lea
ning World,
The drart for irt be rained last
month, but I cannot get tiiu mousy
from blm "
CltlMga aiiadar I'luslaa; arrests
IMieeast,
CIIICAOO, Ort. II Knlr'fur vlo
Istlons of tba Hundsy Palixm Cluilng lw
were raoordad In revised xllra reports
todsr. sn Innrrssa of forlr-sls over
the iiumtxT riuri'd a wU a, wlien
lyor Tiioiiuirs ornsr wi-ni into ei
(set. Tlilrt y-ll v uf Ilia violations con
sisted in iibsiruriing n view oi ina
bars. AfrU l"f Intiislistlon kept
pace Willi Ilia increase i ma nsi oi
closing vlolsllons A week ago Hundsy
fewer llisn inirir arresis were msaa.
Yesterday fifty persons werp arrested
for driiiikenni'SD, Thu sveraxe number
of HuniUv arrests Is swyenty-flva.
BUS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
"How ran I grt over to
Rivenide Drive comfort
abty and conveniently from
upper Fifth Avenue?"
A crou-line at noth Street
connects all the buses run
ning north or south on Fifth
Avenue witli the Riverside
Drive line, running to :35th
Street and Broadway. It's
just another of the conveni
ent and pleasurable routes
Ttfth -cAvenue
-Bus
OIECD.
LAHIRHY. On Oct. IT, EUZADBTIt
l.AIUHHV. axsd AO years, at the. rssl
dsnrn of tier nlix-s. Mrs, William Dlson.
03 Watchosus Itosd. Wsst Nsw Drlsb-
ton H. !.
tlsqutsm msss st lha Charon of- the a)
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111 A. M. Intirmint Si. Pltar'a Cam.
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residence, ANDKHW J. MIIPMAN.
Nolle of funsral hsrsaflsr.
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