The evening world. [volume], July 26, 1917, Final Edition, Image 3

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY. JULY SO, 1117.
E
Bumper 1917 Crop of Vacation Blighters
Includes New and Distinct Varieties
E
TO COURT TEST OF BROOKLYN
STREET FRANCHISE AT LAST
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DISON COMPANY FORCED
GERMANS GIV
MIAN LEGION
MOFCONOUEST
Wlffl CANADIANS
PRISONERS SAY
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ttr Many Wj.v
K '" i l- U)N(j HCjH!
!i'n
u -i it v May HttUa
. ., Mini 1-rom l;ratwWie.
a ria-ht of to I Mian
I umtnatina fomaajir of
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in Ida im of tka irt at
r '. .r Hraoklyn far tka par-1
' ' in :ii.tim'rlfoiric currant'
1 1 I'na uti.ii mri.und fur i.srht :
io pnvata i-unaumar ar j
I; .a
t .t.-i.rmlne,l fey i-nrl.
il-an ii J uaiiow Itanadlat IM tka
A u'ni i i turn of Hrcoklyn namad
Clem i , whuaa name il(Ha not
uutjr ,11 city ilirn-t.ir) piha ,
lie a. i" Hi j'.kimi iIihh not NUifj(
ly .i :w atuMiil tlm Irgul ni.i
(. iillc y u 1.' h will ferlng lliu nmmioii
if IK (n.i.l.oa of th IvJtaun mo-
HjIr..j .11 1 in. ativt uf Ilr.ioklyn lot!iut. ilii wiili nm. l-i-.a uffuir 11ml
u I e.i I ' Biiollicr uinl tliu ln.irinKn (Ir.inf.l
'in,.. 1 ..ii.,.n im.-ih iiii,,i,.,iin,.
1. Jiiilnny Im A nioluiiHily of ijoctnc
mid K.n a- rvlif In llrouklyii tlinniKli
Interim inuiK wliK-k owmithIHp miintli- '""l1 Im)1' fur nil iii1ifuI .is 1M1I1. um tin
tilatlu is ui.il nlwoiptlun pruci'Miw l''" ittr ttir llr....W 11 lirlilja.
.... 1 . . .v. 1. ... Mr Iturr. who wnn In llirii. furn-il
utl.iznl ! !.,. im.. Aiiilmny M llrmly. ,,, r ,h , .r)(,rntl,, (muiiwI ..f-
Jn u 1 nt lllnl in tlm inn.oilliiK 1 fii'c tliruiiKh tlm Inlliimiri-. It 1.1 Ii--will
h i.k"I furlli .linrtlru IU'IUmIIcI'-i ' llmi'il l IiIm ftli inln. uf pillilu hit
mmil. n. in. ,..i.i...iiy I'lalma to linvii I v'r' '"riirniliiiia ni;v. I limt lr.uU .f
., ... .... i I hi' (Inr1l1.11 r.iw. Ii nail Kn nl'.
iind uiHtriUiitmn lini's In llruuUlyn that wlii-n In tl' IkI:.i! in o
mill I. h.iiu laaut'il J31,tHn)J0 In iaHi'i an net In iimhli. K m 10111
Bi-cur.ii.H. most of wlnili am holil by 1 lmli'n otKiinlziM uml. 1 Hip laws of
......,.ri r 1 .... i.,.i 1... . , 1 IMS-wlii'ii i'IitIi lilt uan 1111I11 nnl if
ujiwnril nf J.UOO ahanlioWeis In! )( ., ,.,,.,.,,.,.,., tfermu:.
HraotiDii. i Htti-ctn In i'IUph of tlx- Stato, tlm i lly
INQUIRY INTO ELECTRIC MO- I "r Hruokly n ami th unty of Kin;;,
.mnn.v aw ri r. rMtr won. Hpci'l tlc. I ly oxi'inpti'il from ill-
NOPOLN AN OLD ONE. ,ovIhIi'iih of tlm ma. Mr. Ilnrr .lu.'s
TI11.1 uix, jrt.nit mattur, Involvum lml know ulmt Inllimtu i-n in tin' W
tbo fi.in --iiiso riL'lit.i of 11 miinupuly, lulaturi' iirompti'il thin i xi'miitli.n. Hn
liu-H Hem u matti-r of ri'corit In the ' thliiKu It wa.i prol.alil ilim to liu.i:-
Corporation CouiiHi'l'ti otllru for alitii
sbIu yt'ara. lu I,inecy Mcoll mulled
over 11 for tlireo yu.irs um rofvivn
from I a 1 2 tn WIS ami llnally ilcolilcJ
that 1110 Kuihuii t.'oms.any had a frail-1
th.se r.t-:.t m tho Htm-t. of llrookljn. 1 "1 'I!;?i for tl.o
Th ' lii C'n'i V imii fram hls.) wan forfeited. He malntaliM
Jol D mb 15 handcdtha tlm 1-Mlm.n mor.opoly has
JUVYM 111 uoccmuer, iu, 0...1,, ,,m ,.itv f..i...l.lc. .. iw.. Ihn
But Corporation Counsel Lamar did
not take .ten. to appeal until April 21,
1917-aTmo; "three" rnonX. aftS ch.'
humble citizen alorejaid maunurated
bn manclamu proeeedmiis. The no-
peal has not yot reached
ached the Appellate
ictht of wav to the
it opei byJustVce
UivHion and the ri
(?aii.I nf Ann.fll. If o 1. 11 I. 1 1 1 . 1 1 n .
Denodict s opinion, which deals with '
the facts as well as with the law,
will enable Mr. Clement's action to
run away ahead of that in which tho
Corporation Counsel litjures.
Tin a. u i.i wh.eli Hi i. iiii.ti d Justice
Hem . tn iIiImumi w.i.i liroiiR'ht by
Albert i 'l.-ii. nis. ri..."it in tin-
old Tliirti.i'i W.ud of IliuoUlyn. lie
applied for a wi.t of in .minimis to
compil i'Ikiiii Williams, Commis
sioner of Water Supply, Has and
Klcetrli ity, and I.ew'.s II. Pounds,
President of tlie Horoiigh of Hrook
lyn, t n linn., from tho streets of the
Thlrti.tb W ird electric light poles
and wi'-.s iie.'ted and inaiiitiune.l by
the IMHon iniiiopiily, on the ground
that Hie poll h and wlies const. tilted
itlcgil eneuinlir.iiKis and public nui
sance in tli.il thi corpi'i'.itlon had no
franchise lights In the streets.
PUBLIC'S CHAMPION ADVISED
TO DROP CASE.
Justice Henedtct granted an nlter-
natie writ oi inaiid.iinus against .
Commissioner Williams and Ilutuugh
Pre. :eat I'onnils. in tlie notice. I -
Htion and nlllil.ivits Illeil III llio null
appears a st.it.'ilient by Mr. ( lemi litb
I nlllil.ivits Hied 111 the suit
statement by Mr- Clcmi ntb 1
UIl'li I' o.Ull IO llie eueci mill niuo
lie wir.t to Commissioner Williams
on .1 iiiuary 2:'. PJ17, In advance of
tiling suit, and dcinuniled that Ml.
.11 i ni remove certain poles an.
Willi on ceilain specified streets th"
Coiii'mi-sioni r said:
"I am not your adviser, but if
I wero you I would not jjo any
further in this matter. I will do
nothinu."
Tim question will be taken Into
cjliri t"i a iiiiinng on lis iiii'iiin "j ;
ev A si taut Corporation Cuitiisel
il,. i ii P. Hurr,
couniel for Mr.
. .. L ,'.M mn m i..i.ialble after
CI. mints, as son '',H
the opening of the .Septctnl.et ti I in
of the Kings County hupteiim l ourt.
AHh .u'th only the poll s and over-
he i I wires in lim sireeis oi un- i
Tblrtt'iii Ward comprising tlie Hay
Itldi" llnroilg'i r'arii-tsain iiumu
"'7 nl itlers".!' IcTrVicir
I'nit u.tllll.i.e'cff 'ct of the (
dpi winn wt.i tH in r.in 11 in
Mr. Hurr's eoiiteutlon that .the .lvll-
HOn i' ..ir.aiiv has no francluso riQhts
m the drcets of . Brooklyn' as a pub ho
.rnVC0ompraPnyra oTb r'o o fcn tp-.';
to tl"e City of New York for a now
franchise anil to pay a money valua
to tho city for the use of tho streets.
HOW THE "HUMBLE PAINTF.rt"
QULIFIED TO ACT.
One inipoitant li point ot Int. r-
es to id I'lliZiils lias been est ih-
11 ma li Justice lleiiedict's opinion.
lt is Hi it any citizen has the right to
ccnipel, by mandamus, city officials to
'""fhe :Cnubbcrastr" Un VoviHed"!?
or nuisances wero unlawfully in-
stallad. It is not necessary ror mo
iclator to show specific dnmaijes ac-
cruinn from tho existence or main-
lenmcc nf tho incumberances or nui-
sances.
Trie i.ug.iuoii in iiinn a.ei,
Lineii om.i.sitlon bv brilliant counsel
...i ti Itin-s ntul .1r(ir-
for tho Kdison inonopely. who went
Ul far as to Cliar. lieiize .vir. i n in-
onts. IP tneir nriei. as a iii-iu. nun
iieddler' and Io refer disp.n- iglnely
his occupation ns "painter anu
.wbanBor," for which eh.iracteri-
1 ..,
I I I ' p ' '
4 h' 14. . i.l
...H .... t,.a r1M, ... r.l.aaa
'h ftiwl. l,M'h. afMt
HaraaiU m- (' an dt1r4
law Skita aol at la K4a
JotM . UM4 "f MM iM4ath
aaa, IM! air nunc rr-.w uot r
li K4tan ' ..fti Ofi' killing
If III jM.llt of hi fc'.ll.r H (
lhal llw tmi ' i'Mmn
Company lu airing, Wlrra In Ml
atfrrla of th Thlrtiath Wm4 abould
ha loukctl up 'tu commiMlrati .n
was rrftirrd i (h at l'riia
nun CuuaaVi Art'tiitwM Watwm r
lh (lay not Adtninlatnatlon and In ih.
mutse at r oniric It rrar'ml Mr Hut. ,
b. i III ha IK" '! llnttr Hit. '
inr pul.ll.' w r Icr t tn. mi Ion
Mi I lut r alarted an iiiveaiigaU.'
rwriim "";'" '
rlahu In th rIm.1. of ih Tbitiu-i
Want An ui.ll. .11 w.i lnallul
callliiK for 1 hi. rtmiix il of the (...:.
and wlrra Im: th . ..mpnny olitnin. 1
m 1. Itiluncf l.tn iin.l II... i iullKr umm i.
f,.rri j, rirr , ,. ,.,, 1.1 m i;i,
li Mr. ill hn nf.1.1 111 IjIJ
DCLANCCY NICOLL POINTS OUT
WAY TO APPEAL.
.Mr. Nli'nll .'ib 11 it liiiny man in
"i iiman'ii. u im imtil l"i'
ir., IM5. it.. 'ii .Mr Mi. ill liliil hit r. -xrt
which wan In i-fTi't'l. fvnrnliln
I to tlm IMlwm imiui 11 . Inn li'ft 11
iipsh rivalry iioiwci-n urooKiyn
rompanli h.
At ally rnto hn liclliivns, nn roun3l
for Mr. t'li'iin'iits. that tlm cxeinptloit
ntlll previillH. ntul tlm t although ut
!"Ht. "". .,,f ,llu emuiMnUH ahsorlwd
. . , ".. ,.z :
yl"":""" " ' T .r. V ,
ITlvaio prollt. and tint j
""' P-;rmit.s Issued by tlm old Com-
m"n 1 "Uiiell of Hrooklyn and subso-
"""lit I"'""''" lNHU"iJ 'ho rommls.
oner of Water Supply, lias and ,
-trl.-lty of the City of r.nater No !
1 ulls 1,1 111,11 k"""'ii
franchise) rights. j
JuitUf ISenedlcfs order sending the 1
ease mm court restricts It to trlnl In .
Kings ( ounty, so tin- meritsir tin
is.nir will be thrishi il over right on i
the ground and not u soiim remotn '
community of tho Siato unfamiliar
u.ui Mioouiin t hihiiiioiih. ;
Hnpiaaii nr nn nnnrPTrn
VffUiVlMIl Ur UO HnnCa CU
:K'" 1
I.uukea Sh Mutlieily Police Thought
1 1 MMake, Imt 1 -itui She
Has a Kecorvi.
X crav-balred. oiilet-msimeieil worn.
:ni of slxty-sl., who gave the irimo
,.r m,,i.,,, r ..'r i.n .. i-
: , . . . . "
Stieet Court
to-diy on a charge of
grand laieuiy. Sim hail been aiierted
,,t her home. No. (.0 West Seventy-tlrst
sirivt. on the eoiniiliiiuts of Antnlnctto
willlnnifon. No. 1 West Ono Hundred
street, on the
,..,.,,,,. v
and Tliiid Stieet. and Alice llutchlli
mn, .No. IM West One lliuulied and
Twenty-third Stieet. who any they
lost Ii .peetivelv fiW and Jlt.MlO tint
tiny av to .Mrs. I..ii'ouclm for ln
vestmeiit. Mis. l.t'Toiicho nnlio- j,o nmlherly
the police thitwht nt llr.t a miftaki. hi.i
linn tiiadp. They ilianKe.l their mm H
w in n tin y lu iked up her le ord, waea
H, ill pail, they mi. im follows:
"In lk""., undet I ho name of Minnie
i. rain, sue whs arrete. in liilcmo
...u.i.-. .....i ....i. i... u i.nui.uti, m i- .
M"' " i. .icled and Imprisoned h.
's,'rt '"' '" employment uuejie)
i ; i!sl a"iln In Hill.' s:,e
Uv as ... iest.,1 for sto.-ti swlndlei., hat w,.s
n,,t n n.-ti .1. uml lie his bet a air.-tid
, i,,t..ti mil Phil idt-lphl i on similar
.tnifis."
inn i.i.iy suucniirii unu m.nio vvns
t'.nt the cmnev Im.l been lcgltlmati':
'"'" " ' own. n
tt Wff Z W
was held Injlalt
ARRAIGNED AS WIFE SLAYER.
,,.,,,., ,..,;,. rlllsll( ..,,
' - -.-.
Mi. hael MomiIiows.iI of Clovrland, O.,
wiio shot und kllleil tils w.fo, Jnn.phltie,
, llit Dmc,. nt .,. ,ns Knglo .strcot,
Wlll.an soma, nftcrwiii.1 making his cj-
enpe, v.-as nrriliinei In Wllllamntnirs
emit to-day un J hold, churgtd wiln
h.iuilr! le.
.laht months the police perirenal
f, r .Mn ilmvvski. tit .. arrcsud a
t. diva uu whlhi working In a ni4-
.WWi VXr P.en.'loSk,. mv
,.,ljfl. Jiosnkmvakl clune.i
ttlt, I'leneKsui, taking with her ner
.oyi-n-year-old daughter Lillian. T.i.i
trauedy fnllnwel.
-
To llu.b Materials for War ('limps.
w Vull vnlkenburgh. General Hair.
KtiRu Agent of the l.-ng Island Hall
man, lias ucen appointed camp Hen-
enu ..h.-ni i in., niw.niwi ivuiw.iy
.......... .. m. ... ..ui.i.n m ,n
Camp I'ptnil, L. I. Among his duties
win no um irniisporiauun oi ma-
terials for cantonenmnt mructtirea
.n i.h ,
. u.u b AM? fJ I
1iaA
TIic Gnrrnlou Knitter, the Golf
Mnninc, the War Strategist,
the Autobiographical Nut, the
Business Bu(;, All These Arc
SouUniichting Bores Met On
Your Summer Outing When
You See One, Run. I
llU Sixnla Grcvley-Smith.
I
V you l.ate hecn on jour viiiatlnii,
If you are jum koIiik, I feel that It Ix my duty t warn you Hint
the ye.n 1017 lias yielded u buinper crop (if vacation IiIIkIiKts. Inclml-
IHB si vcral new and illHllnct varieties of the nummer
hotel bore.
Vacation blihtcm nro uf many kind, hut they have
one common characteristic, the Impulse of Immediate
Hlght which thoy Instill In all whom they approach.
Terminally I don't mini! the porch bridge players
or the giiiTuloiin knitters. Indeed, whenever I nee two
or three knitters pitthcred together, their brows fur
rowed over their clicking needles, while their Hps mut
ter mysterious numbers, I wont to nsk them to teach me
how to do It. Only I don't dare to Interrupt the mystic
count for fear somebody will drop n stitch.
WIU., however, nrvcr jiei'tn to want
to learn to knit. In fart, tlmv
nt,t,P,,r 'n,MV ,'0,f1'1 1,ccaua" ,hr
Interentod In the maklnK of ulate-
Rrny ItlllrflcrS and helmets than In
. .... . . ...... .......
the Htory or tneir mi oik mui
One younir man actually eomplalne
one young ; ""
to m- because a fair knitter inttr
nipted his proposal of marriage with
, ...,, ,.xc.uina
' ,,
"alt a minute till
itlon, "Oh, please
I count these
"" i,v" ,
Tin n. loo. the. knitting otltlltH nro
. , m. Cl,i(ful. partletilnrly
" ' ' ' .,p.i,C8 ,i
iches and
acnes nun
. sit down
ic of a No.
wm i "ei-." - -
Venus rises from inn seu io
.i... sami uml round the toe
... .. ut.Mi,l (i for somewhere In
,
. nil are
1
l
f
i b .1 to rolled on the numlwr of balls nf
' ' ... .. n,.,
:' u,,lt m,Km " 1 '," Ui:itlI L
. . r ii.n 1-nltters is so noble ono
pom. or t'10 ',,,,. ,nra.her- i
can't b. grudge them them para, t er
nulla. And then. too. how much gi inn-
ing talk can bo averted; now nvmy
Hoiil-blightlm: bores can be derailed by
.i,. rut tittle exclamation. "Wall a
10 i ....out these stitches. 1
iiiiiiuiu no
i.ii.,.. i hall barn to Unit to-morrow
imi.
nrrilK gulf maniac, being very getier
1
ally too old for the draft, has not
i.enn affected numerically by the war.
been arr. ( i.u ii
You mill have to listen to the tnic of now
ho would have made it in is nui-
Vou still ate p.tscvuw.u n,m
rangues on the superiority of this
or that grip and the Intimate history
of his golf clubs till you begin to re
member stories of golfers murdered
with their own ml.i-irons, and you
wonder If. after all. the homicides
were not Justifiable.
Perhaps the war strategists, tho long
distance Napoleons who sit on the
porches ot country clubs und tell how
Hull? made a false limvo or vor.
lllndeuburg overlooked a bet are
.......I ...I.I. !..
tho
cr.
worst of an vaiiuioii u.....
Thcy discourse learnedly about
Joffrc's retmat "ii I'.nu uu ..
un ltlchmoiio.
wi'l to heaven they
so ,lltMf ..a In re
ltlchmoiin. aim you
wero tint
treuts. Occa-
Honally one of them buttonholes some
i.,..iv nn,i n.ks hltn to join tho near
military l'4y whose uniform he wenrs
..,.ta. ulnrly at the wutuiuay iiikiii
., ..ilioiiir larefullv that "it's
ngtiliist tho law to send us out ot the
iitnto.
Voil may envy the war blighters the
Impersonal detacament with which
they uahounec that He ..dds are 77 por
cent. In favor of (.iuiualiy now. but
you ore ruthi r ia I that you ennnot
...11, ..K....1 II... I ! li.'l d.'Utll StrUn.ll.
, t ..iviiiiitlon as u it v,. u u horso race
iV II prise llnht. , . . .
I ,i,...'i know who said It first, hit
w hoover ho was tlm man was most
grievously mistaken who ileeliireil
that every man has oi,i. nterest n(;
: ... hfm il... i.torv of h sown H e.
niuij ii. ...... - , .
It is about time n.:in lHidy drew Up
Home rules ror llie Kami- "i uumm.o,.
r i i.nvh.ivv. The gleat piincipiO
r... n.i.,.. iiv sin, uld !' applied to It.
Then I niisrht l- o'l" eliduro tho
Pvii minutes ai
I for y.nir eon
i rsntl mal Inning
looivillg iniw.lltl
I'loiild expand mi
i, mid ou cmil d
In th.' time win
MY favorite mi' J'
live through tin' n:' piaunini,- wu:it
rise you rotim i .n-n..... ...... ..
when Jny time wa up. As things
, 11 .GREEK PREMIER
a
S1
s
you knott nil nliout tliem.
are, tlm person unhampered by early
admonitions "that It Is not pollto to
Interrupt" always wins tlm game.
nri.MW was when 1 would listen pa
tiently when a man started
a 10,u00.ord account ot tho num
ber of cans of salmon he coiiiu
Ull IIU
Allied armies
havo ooid to tho
If ho bad not fearci'. a Or
iiiuii spy would poison them and
iiinii
ruined tho
that, of courhu, would huvo
homo sale. I would think trum tlnm
lo tlmo "Well, I'll swallow anofur
can Z ho vt 'tin a on and then
maybo ho will be in the mood to neu.'
liy ho should vote tor th. oiuan
yntc-ago iim.su tnetit next Novemi..'i'
! ,,.y lt ,,, xt Slum his vmco
drops." Hut to-day I know that hbi
volco never will dioti. I know t.i.it
tho mini who starts to toll mo how i
manur.ieturo concreto I' not going to
ceuso until I feel that I have b' en
. oncieii.ii from inain n. boots. Ami
tho more I r-all.o it tlm more I b-;
verse amlubly nt the name time about
lHTerent Hiibjecis. eae-li eelebrai'ng
,,,. own lll(Mll0 ,, mvllll. (l I)0,f,.ttiy
Hmshlng time with it.
DI'T the busltics.-i blighter Is lint so
soul searing as the theatrical
Ian. tho nei'Miit whoso Idea ot con-
vorsatloii botflim and ends with Uio'ruiei; anu inni I woiiiu ne hei rue.
intention "Have you seen 'llltcliy ; In the face of this verdict 1 do not
Koo ." What your answer Is doesn't lhellee the District Attorney can do
tiifiltet. If -oii k:iv ves ho tells vol!
llU uHllll f yo .y no he adjust..
that fact to his conversational desires
beginning bis monologue with "Ho
1.l,mi,mhl.r th(l ((,1,ni. w,(m. ,ay.
mol)(, nt,.n(.ne; and l.eon l.'rrol!"
and tells on all about it as before
Now joii llko "llltcliy Koo." lml
liked it far too much to want to imar
Its fun garbled and Its points blunted
by amateur n pi tillon. nut jour suf
ferings under thai iniiicuou are ng;.i
comp.arid with inoso whioh follow a
meetiiig with tlm fan who prefer
1 Ileal lira I scandal to plots. 1 have
thought that tlm next lime I go in a
summer hotel I shall have little cards
printed and circulated iimnng iho
guests, ami on me enr.is mere win oe
tlm foil, iw lug sentence:
f do not Wiinw whether Ma l'T"
Illank was ever married to Car1
Hash "
Hut afti r all why think up fin
Hi'liellii'S to blight Hie Mil. 'i I Ion lil,,.'i'
i is. We wow I nn' niipreii.r i.
I'lorlPB of .alltudo If it vvi re u t i
tlie.in.
300 H.TlciTY NEWSIES
2oo iMnre Brace iWenional ro'.s
ViiltinleereJ, but CouUl Not
i I'aiS Surgeons.
The newsboys of Now York are dri
lnr their bit toward putting tna
I'n'ted States In a state of prepared
noss for war with Clermany. Thmo
hundred boys of the Union .Memorial
Nowsliiiys' Homo of No. It New
Chumneis Street liavo enlisted in dif
ferent brunches of the rvico since
the declaration uf war. Two, hundred
boys applied, but wero rejected for
physic! imperfections. Pony former
nowsies tiro Horving In tho N.ttlunal
Uuurd.
The llraco Institution also has as
sisted IM alien boys In taking out
tlrst naturalization pupers before r -crultlng
for the somen. .Many yoiins
llieil u., ...i ..mm-.... . bn.. ... ui ....
while ai rangoiiicnis aro being mad'
f ir their enlistment, being drtllnl
iwiri a wuctv .-v ro i iiiini mis
m h . .......
meetings to stimulate recrultlnj;.
Tn prr 1 nil m - - i
lUottRntW I RIAL
IN CASE OF MOONEY
IS NOW THE PLAN
District Attorney Not Sure if
Wife of Convicted Man
Will Be Arraigned Again.
HAN" FRANCISCO. July :C A do
mnnd for the Immeilliitn retrl.il of
Torn Moonoy on the charge nf murder
"nn7t'" th- 1.rep..rednes
paradn dynamlHng will be Hindu nt
....... .. ..
" 1 " ''' ', '"'"';" .
ni mi inii.ii ij ii f. ,WI.1, iltllll
M..nA.. P I- 11 a- a
Moonoy, of a Hiiullar rhniRo lato ytw-,
-,,.. , tin
.:" -'.?t r itty-0M
ti"u i im jury.
Attorney Maxwell McNutt. chief .
defense counsel In the trial just
. losed. made this Htalement to-day.
(I,.l,l(irn . t, t t, famirp nf
" , , . . .. .
stati-V case bad demonstrated tlm fu-
tlllty of further effort to connect
.iunpV with tin. not.-.,.... ,..i,ii, Lntn.i I
. oprsoiis ntul ii.iiii.wi f.niv on int..
' " "H """ "n"1"'1 folt " 'i
-'. U1G.
Mrs, .Mooney, overjoyed with the
verdict, made preparation to-day lo'"'"l co-oporatlon with Serbia wilt re.
pled for a year.
I knew It would come Out (his
way." alio said. "Desplto the ordeal
to which 1 have been iiubji-cled, I free hand, and all th.
never onco lost my conlldence that "'z1'' .!''.' '".a..!.'. '." '
Justice would Ultimately be vlmlj-
. .. .. .... ....
1 1(,8 tlw,J "H"'" l"" ,,ir"" ""'" i
.,.-., n..., o ....... 1 .1, ........ in. ... .
Attorney Tom O'Connor of defense 1
counsel declined to-day the defense
would proceed with Its efforts to
prove n "frrino-uji" existed on tho
part of tlm State.
"We will go ahead." be said, "with
the prosecution of Prank C Oxman,
principal State witness In the .Mooney
trial, and other witnesses of the
St ite, so Hint this whole conspiracy
may be exposed. Tho frame-up sys
tem, which we believe existed here,
hi.s at '.ist failed."
itiicl Attorney I'liiii rt said to
il iy he was not sure If he would
ii. '.' f"r a n w tn il in tin
M' Mooi.ev.
case nf
HEROIC GUARDSMAN WEDS
GIRL WHO WAS HIS NURSE
1 1" Heck of the Seventy-HrM Wins
Hii.ie After UeiiiK Injurc.l While
HightiiiK Hire.
His heroism at i fire may result In
I.i n Heck, a member of Company II.
.seventy-first IteKlment, having tn un-
i go an operation, but It also got him
ii l iidn. Tho girl In tho case l .Miss
jl.liii Maud Lymer, a nurse of To
uiito. Canada, un I tlmy wem nmrrl'd
,i Ibimllton, Canada, Monday night.
11. rk was tn a military rump up
st'itu when it flro broke out In n.
Lit; dwelling house. While lighting the
b ise in the third story, the Pouring
jjsve way and be wus Injured bv n fall
tn Um llnor Imltiw. lie was tuk n to a
I., ii by buspltul and Miss Lymer nutsed
lOcuntly Ilrrlt eame tn llellevuo Has
I . i .1 1 tu consult doctors isi the advisi
i lay of h n opiiiitluti for Injuims r
. . I.I- '-.n ..wa . i. i r
iperutlon piohibly would In nei
i in Sunday he learned that Miss
i . . mor had lift "udilerdv for Hamilton,
nit II" hurried there and they were
married.
SAYS THE NATION
L
AIO SERBS
Xfiiizclos kiMppears in I'.irlia-;""';
'
menl Declares Allies (iive
Mini l-ree Hatul.
ATIIHNH, July 21. Premier Venl
...Ion reniipeaied In Parliament to
day. Ilm first time alum estiilillsli
meiit of tlm new regliim In (Ini'ee.
Tlie Prmnl-r lend tlm i
Tlie Prmnl-r imnl tlm convocation as- 1
sembliug tlm cbaniber
Vetil.elos lecelveil u correspondent
of tlm Associated Press and mndu a
staleiiieiit In which hn said:
"Tho leassemblllig of P.irlliiment,
which was dismissed by the arbitrary
action of Ciiiistiiuttue, i.i tlm formal
lesiiiiiptlon of iliiiiiocratlc government
and of tlm people, lu line with tlm
I.I.miIu ..... I .t.ii, ,.l,.l..u ..r .ohlrh the
conspicuous ex-
, , ... i . . ., ,...i
...Ol.lU. l.lllKl'l ll.lt.l v o
""'ocrat ruling by tin, divine ilgl.t of
. . . ... . .
K lIKH Ulllt lOt tO II M 1 1 1 U tO tt0
, , ' . . .i.,,n ....i
('(.'iiliU', fill iiltliUl u tuinuiiiii'iimi
"0"lwr-,.onrcliy In which authority la exer-
cl'' w!,,,l11 ",rl1 "'i1'!"-
' io i .men , n.uies .
"l " f l.owerful support In
woiklng out
tlr. eco Is now
l,r" c0 " nm
ut Allies, a
villi ii'-nnmroi
aligned with the IJu
formnl declaration of
war was. main
i by tho
Provisional
!'
overniiieiit, and It Ii pniiecesnury to
new It.
"Tlm, Incrcnso of tho drool; army
ptoper ndo of defi nders of tlm tnteg
i Hy of Hie llalkiilis. Prance ntul other
ptotecting pinvers are li ning us a
Allies reeog
4 a 'loveretgn
WANT BATHING BAN LIFTED
FROM GRAVESEND BAY
llatli Heach aiul Hensoiiiitirst Rest
dents Make Appeal) Apiinst
Order at City Hall.
When Mayor Mltrhrl ntu.ns from
Ids vacation he will he railed upon hy ri
, " UJ",1"" 'r""'
.U, ,. ...... ..U..BIIUU.I1 1.1, YVI... ..... ..,-
(.anu Dint Im order ItrHlth Ci.niniU
sinner Kinursoii to raise the him agiil.int
Lnthlng in (irnvosoud Imv Thn Uutn
liia h Tii.ayers' Assoiiatlnn lulled ut
city Hull and nsked AcIimk .Mid hi
Imwilng In enmn tn their aid. Ttie
l.ild Inn that the Hoard nf tlenltli hiiiI-
j li.ithlnu edict has greatly depiei luted
p!niei v ainug the shore and wus i-iuia-
tiiA loss of many thniiaiui.l .r ilollirs
I I , l,..IMi.t.B U'hnlili inl.niii u nr.. , I. ....., I
fi,. ii basinets thoro,
'I would he willing to help von If I
c i ,1.1," said the Ading Ma' ir, "nil
Migg.-at that you lav the nn'i'i in fun
..'iiwir .Mllehel llpun his retn n
The Acting .Mayor, twinn, ennina
t, i' aled willi HiliI'ii 1 .ti 'i.. h , . .ii. i
.unison, Who Itnmetllutily hm' in f .l
Inu ing
"ItegulRtlun S3, under He. tl .n nn .
the :-.inltaiy Code, prmlile tin' ii" i.
mlt shall no Issued for tlie tni.n
nf . mithtng tinaeh eatii'ilishin. a ulm, i
Ihut po'linii of trie wilier fruit nf i.i.
Ciiv of Now York Im In b' I " tun. t ..
follow inr deslgnuted Imuii'laty Hum
' lli.H.ugh of Ilrn.,lilii !' nn .V
tnwn i ieek, along the Ki-o Hi '', '
hi i N'i w York liny, inrbiiiiK ': i
l..iv, Um Narrows and Umhi .' '
lo No' inn's point, c.niev ll .
"Ti." wiiteis of Hi ii '
gris'ly polluted dliei Ijv t
of Vi-jitunn Avenue un I ill
erns" Hurting from the ut,
Uib Nuriows, uml uin unlit f
(I. W.
(ti ll .1.1,1 liinrl lo tin n ue
li tit.- lo (lll.C.
PlIILADnLPIIIA, July :' li." tn.
bo believes 1lut the deeds ..f Hi i-
muti nrnilrs mid Oio persist, m . "f i ti
Cii'imnn nation In Its nibin.n nn "a:
fum will mnki) n Herman name obnox
ious 111 this country for years tn rumr.
ileorge W. Ocha, formiir p ibl sh. i nf
Illi' I'UUIIC I.I'IIKIT. aiul ft i.roinir Ul
Aiinlph S. Oelis or the New I i I um s
has uakeil tin. courts in this . 'tv to
change tils name to Ocurgu W. Oakes.
' Oskes.
ins -. , . ., ...
afcaMn. . u, hwit antna
11 Haaar tart ta lki tha mmt
min rl Hit tii iH.t, , , :j ,t4
ittaa tit a '' am rr. i-.iwdlf
Uaraaw .'i . m Ktan4
4 tha A.r salad '
I'raaa mn l.aa im rurnd k.
aftar a lalt ' .araw ini'M itant
amp at Ih.fihiairr. whara atrtl
ixaialy !. Uarman nannf ara
.inartrrrd. I rnablad t.i praavnt maair
i.itr,r.atlii aidHlfUta I ha Orrmin,
i p in ai iriraanid fey "i of
.. lim a ... kaa fiHNFhl with Ik
...fn in f.i.ra on land and aa a a.!
' ".. ! Tin- may b aummaiiaad
Ion Ina bald mi lhu
In- in in.parnl to hold ot
In- . (nl
ti iiomlo ultuaUoa in (W-
n ny i not aa bad aa It has baan
i . lirrmntfil all bar by tba ballif-
. mit or naulral praaa.
untrsry to ri-Hrta, Umm la no
i .ll)l horlu.i of matarlals e
lu.illy iiwded foi ih pmaocution
of the war.
America's Mttry into tha war
w ill prolong lather than ahorten It.
Tho I'lilled tttatan Ming aaarn
iiall) ii coiumereml tialliiii. aim
' iiuiiot iniike her Krvat mini power
felt soon i nouah tu ehaiiic ' tlm
iiiiran of event.
Tho ntihumrlni's am doing all
lh.it win ix iii nil of them
Tlmm Is a aiirprlalna; lack of eon
em in in! feat is I liv lln tiilHon.-ra oi .
"r '" 1,1 'V" 1',,.'1"K' ""
riijid iiM.iuist their eoiinlt) The i ir-
resii'iinleiit wna allowed to miniflii
X n,..V.r".. rXl
of tlm eauni being iiie
. nt. A yiiiing
(lerinan iilrnuu who was htnught
down leceutly nit Hover, and who h-
hiblUd an Iron Cioas which he sai l
bo limt won for many .latin feaia
over III.. A..ao..-rBiieh llims. "eemed
to ou'ircaa Hie gmieral vlow by assert-
lug I hem bad been "so many ileclar.i-
Hons or war ag.uust liermiiny when
the Pulled States eattiB lu that any
Hint i did not matter. Asked whether
It would surpriso Hie (iurmau piHipl.)
If tlm Pulled Stat.s should actually
f1:,",;;:: :::;rron"
. .i.ii ... .. o. .
amused and milled: "I would llko to
seo them there llrst."
Tin en Prussian youths who wero
taken prlsoimrs by tlm llrltlsh lu llio
lecent .Measliiea drlvo wero believe I
to liavo icpresented tho attitude of
that (hoy did not even know tlm
I 'tilt I'll States had euterisl tho war. ,.ni iIh nro utile tn icj on Hieir . ,nu
They wim each twenty years of ago pantos,
uml bad been called to tlm colorn a 1
year ago much ugalnst their will, they
added. They InW received ill no
mouths' training prior to being sent
to tlm front.
Tlie reinarkiiblo training of tho flor
miitui Is shown In tlm discipline main
tained at tlm Horchenter prison camp
Although more than mi.iiuo prlsnimis 1
have lie.ii Interned them allien Hn. 1
war started, oulv two have attempted !
in escape. Almost without exception I
Hie (inr mans say they nn. coiiteuted
wllb (heir surroundings and tiro well
treated.
Tlm (Innii.iiia do their own washing
uml conking. Their rations mnsh.t
of thirteen oiiiiiivi of In end dallv. i,l
num'ii of meat flvu days per weik.
Ihlee-nuarterH of nil ounce of n.f'i e
dally, one ounce of sugar dully, two
ounces of turnips dully, two 1.1111.1 ,
of benns or pens dally, two ounces ..f
oatme.il dally, one ounce of Jam dnilv,
two ounces of cheexe dally, ten nun. ..s
of flhh two days per week, four
ounces of lire dully, und meal, popper
mid salt. There Ih 11 slight reduetl nt
if bread, cheeso and meal in the ra
tion of tlioso who do not work.
THREE RIOTERS CONVICTED.
Illullt of 'I'll el ve Who llnel.eil
.Veil spnper Ollli'i- t ri. Tried. "
Hlgbt of the twelve Italian Anar
. hlsts who tried In wreck tho odlie nf
tlm Itnllnti iiinvspiiper, II Proxreasn.
Ijifiiyette and lleude Streets. July 23
last, tieeiiinn the editor refused in pub
lish liilllllllilt Written liy nne nf tlie.r
ntiiiihor. wen. tried to . lay lnf,,n. .lu.ie..
Null In (l.neriil Missions for rioting
Tlireo weie eonvi. led. The pimltv
may lie five years In Sing Sing Tim
nu n ennvh'teil are Imls Plpetom., in I ..
,-i. in 1. nixieeiiiii Mre.t I'i,.
eiiiiv ..usiiieri, snoermilter, ,,i
Hist .Mlxlv sei mi I Street, jin.j 'p
1 ,l,
1 'v'
Minn, llllnr. ISO. 171 Htagg
Hi i iklyn
tti
lonn .initio, one nr the five nc 1 i It t
was usKei ir l,e r.glt,.., f0, t:
01 if Miittn tefmeil In invv. 1 i, I
lai-e Ni,:i i nintiiiitoil him i,
'i'nmlis.
Why Not
Spend the Day v..
Wlirrc livery Minuto
Is Filled With HannincsS?vJ
lillul Summer Soorl. F,. i ill
l .. ' i' 'l l.L , .. . .
t tno l'l.OPl.1- S POl'l'l Alt I
1 45 MILES UP
THE
IIUW 'I'll (.IT
sV'vilVVn "Highlander" and "Grand Republic"
I f. i
Week Davs
IV Mil HI,
I Ul I.
!WlV'ii ;7. tllii.t x:
KVviiTTT.
Ssw
r l aw i
I ". ' ? ra Am,om
-f-r f
irai hf m .i. :.ru .i artia la
laaaa kiln it,, i-acdaaa tnmK
MM fMld in ..m .4 mm rf Ma)
fawltial . 'a U 4ar fata (ka
IklM kll'.ad a 4 A R. Mlaavrd
f Ht. Ijmm- f' R B. Howk
f fhnain. w Va , Md tnata C.
Wlaakaan. mar ulna fanaar, vf Mwf -fate,
N. T.
"Wa wmt orar u aaaaur T A M."
aald iJUnH. Kraah N. Harr of Coloa.
iMaa. O. la day. daacriMa- Iba action.
"Kvatythlni araal aplaadldty. 1 nt
Mia lrualaa aoardamaa ) aalf 11
had a br bar ia Un Harnardtno.
Cal, and loulda'l jat aar kla r
rlaa that Ihnra wara Aaiartraaa a
lan.illan uniform."
Hurr aald Menard, at on re and
Wlnnbam vara ktUad by ahU ftra.
Mlnard aa woandad in th baad,
arm and and diad In it
fjur boiir Hurr waa mr out of all
tarn offirara who aaraped without a
arralrh.
I.laut. Harry Malaon of IXslrolt. a
I mlnlalar'a aon, waa shot In ana arm.
and laVut. .Max I'oatar of Travaraa
1 City, Mieh . CorniHl oaan, waa hit
. In lb bark by a ahlf frajrmaw.
' I.laut I'rwt INIonar of New York
I waa nllirhtly wounded In tha far and
1 nack.
I Corporal r MrllntifU.1. a Kan
turkliill, formerly of thn I' H. Coast
Artillery, suffi rad a slig-ht hand
'wound, .in 1 I. M K. nvv of Xonttla,
formerly 'f ilo I n i' "f Husb
.Ingtoii lml i ..0tif i 'i "1.1-r wouti 1.
INFIRMARIES ALONG ROUTE
OF U, S, TROOPS IN FRANCE
Ooss Ir.staHinc Them So Tlut
Soldiers Who Become III May
He Well Care.! I'or.
,.AU,.S, Juiy .-Dff Iclnla 0f tha lte I
.,. . , , , . ,u ......
1 roM ",M" t U',r "IH "f ,h"'
complfla lh. InitalUlliin of om
dineii inflrmirles nul test tiitlotn alotu
inn roun. ruiionni ny Ainericnu irc.oj.j
between tha port of doh.iikiitlon and the
pi i nmiieiit training chiiiih.
The proeras of moving troops undrr
Piemnt ciiinlltloiis oeciiplc hnura so lti.it
"r!ieVe.op.,Tv,u,f.t:
l'"b,V o alntlon nurse nt in. h uf f.iv
tt.Ml.ina. which will lie eiiliic.l wltn
t,n hcu upiceo mid .lentgiiHtud by tmi
iMnrtornisaler'a Uvpaitmunt ar food
nut rest point'.
officers In charge of shifting lruoM
",'rn i'.l ",li""!,l'l
III and the mon will t-
!..; i n..n ..n..nii..,. uml hm.mIi i,,.,,, ,...
'mrmsTV Yfi
1 1 11
! lamoApPCJ ai J;
stm,Niclio!s6&H
Try It ire cold or steaming
hot, and if you don't agree that
".Sunbeam" t'ofTce Is
"The World's Best"
you can take It back und get
your money.
OKI 1 KM Flt'iU 111 U ilt.M'En.
Don't Expect jLas!
the di.itn n soveru but tako (5 in hot
......... ...,t if. .i.'U nlu.ni.ti ct- niiirk ami
Yi in tint j v r - 1
' , complete relief. KccpaUDc iik"; handy
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FOR INDIGESTION
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Sunday Sclicdule L ," , f
M ill mill i.ii mi i iir. "n.
uutr" i" I lii'll'il" I'sltrll." I.v. W.
i l ' s i a . I nlim .v u
l.lc. Iliiai'liiir Uffrkltm!!
FcundTrlp v :n
li terrsrOl
in. ; vi 3iu u .hn mj ran
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