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si woo erais
FOU OBI EMPLOYES
Plan Devised by President Vail
Will Affect 175,000 Men
and Women.
TO GO IN FORCE JANUARY 1
Sick Will Be Cared For, the Old
Retired and at Death of
employe Family Will
Get Insurance.
175.000 eaapOayes of the Heii ays
ntiiprlsinR; an industrial army
- SS large ss the standin* ?umy
Of the I'ni'ed Stales, will, on January
i. become beneftcisrlea of a 110,000,000
? iinl for pensions. ^j1 1?. benefits and
' re Insurance natter .1 plan provided
? I'resident T. N. Vail, which is said
. Uta must liberal and oomprehen
Blve ivir devised I'nder It the
families and dependents of the em?
ployes come in for their benefits,
making altogether mote than a quar
tST ff S million beneficiaries.
The 110^000.000 fund will be made
from year to year by appropriations
from the American Telephone and
TeOsajBph OoaaBaay and associated
? omi.anies. the Western Vtilon TslS
frsph and Western Klectric companies.
The Hell system and sssofistsll in
i??r??sts sjTSS employment to 17&000
Versons. Of this number 180*000 are
employes of the Bell telephone con
?ems. The t'-tal yearly payroll is
1115,000,0001, something more than
.Vm m oil mo hein* paid out to the em?
ploys* Of the telephone system alone.
Male employes of sixty years or more
whii have been twenty ycais in the
service mav retire on pensions. The
company has the option to retire them
;.t tho age if fifty-five years If they
have served twenty-five years. The
pension age of the females is five
vears younger in each ?ase. Any em?
ploye, if he has served thirty years,
may be pensioned by the president.
The pnnssnsi la baaed on the years of
Service and the amount of pay, and
will be i per cant of the average an?
nual pajr for tea years, multiplied by
- ysara "f ear ?tea. A thirty-year
BBploys would set .<<> per cent of the
uvera*.- salary received during his
? tea rears of ssnrlca, No pension
\ in be less than 120 a month.
For accidents while at work the em?
ploye i ?reives fur total disability full
fOf thirteen we? ks and half pay
until he returns to work, up to six
rs. Temporary disability brlasjsthe
itns. ?M epi that half Day is
si- . ii until the employe can earn B
I. not exceeding six years,
i' nil pay for thirteen weeks is pro?
1 Idad for sick employ SB of ten years
: enrice, together with half pay f>.r
thirty-nine weeks Fi.e to ten years'
Berries brings the same full pay time,
?i thirteen Breaks of half pay. Two
to riv? years' service brings four weeks'
pay and aine weeks' half pay.
ids of departments may pay hone
10 employes ander two years' ser
...
In case of death due to performance
of work the employe gets insurance
equs? to three years' pay, the maxi?
mum j.iiym.nt ballig *."..<* ?0. Oeath
'. other causes ont.side of business
will be met with one year's pay for em?
ployes ten vears in service and six
BtOdths1 pay for five to ten years' ear?
ths maximum being ^'J.'sni. Btatc
laws providing for more liberal coni
? -ation will prevail. Kmployes may
have option as to legal rights in acci?
dent cases as against th?- benefit plan.
.i.?ministration of the funds wiil
be in the hands of an employes' benefit
committee of f've. to b< appointed by
the board of directors of each company
The committee uf each associated COSB?
Ask any wearer of our
clothes.
(?et his ideas of the wear.
stylt-, tit and value.
Whether he paid .$20 or
lias a more expensive suit?
we'll hank on his answer.
He must be satisfied, or he
wouldn't have the suit.
For most every day we ask
all our friends to bring hack
inything that isn't just right
in every way.
The best of woolens, the
most eareful work: and then
the whole question of whether
you keep the clothes left en?
tirely to you.
Overcoats and soils.
The opening Of rinks re?
minds us
Skates and hockey sticks.
Everything for Fall and
Winter sports.
Rogers Peet Company,
Three Broadwty Stori *J
at at it
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
! piiny will have Jurisdiction over the
lipnefltg for employes of that company.
The employes' benefit committee of
the American Telephone an?l Telegraph
! Company will have general Jurisdiction
' over the plan for the entire system and
?psCaflC authority as t?i the American
) TstophsBS and Telegraph Company's
! employes' benefits.
| HELD AS "WIRE TAPPER"
I McDonald Fifth Man Whom
Carolina Men Accuse.
l'etmotive? Daly and Willier, of Police
Headquart-rs, arraigned in the West Hid*
?'ourt yesterday n man whom they sal?l
vas James McDonald, fifty yours old. liv?
ing at the Hoffman House, on a charge
of being a membar of the wire tappln?:
Kan* Which raeently got I25.0U) from two
men from Wllmtnfftuii, N. ?'. He was
held In $2.??0 ball for examination to?
morrow, when four atbaf men previously
arrested will he nrralened for a hesrlne
on the same charge.
McDonald I? accused of bavins reprS?
H*?rit"(1 himself as h Western I'nlon Tele?
graph Company oflclnl, who SSBM secure
? advance Informntlon regarding the Mary?
land races and enable his friends to bet
I In poolrooms before the returns from th?*
races were ?riven In. The gang, which,
according to the police, went to a great
deal of expense to set the money from
the two Southerners, operated In both
Wilmington and New York. Dr. J. W.
Powell, a dentist of the Southern city, und
K. ('. Sldbury, a lawyer, were swindled
out of $25.000 by the gang.
The detectives arrested McDonald on
Saturday night on the top Of a MfSiaMa
DliSS stase. which was proceeding
through 74th ytreet. The man reniilly ad?
mitted hlfe Identity, It wns said. The de?
tectives told Magistrate Murphy that Mc?
Donald hart a long pollc? 10601 d Bad was
known under many aliases McDonald
could not furnish ball and was committed
to the Waal Side prison.
a
HALF TOWN CHIPPED IN
Wilmington Had Great Hopes of
Wire Tapping Game.
Many bllBlnBBB men of Wilmington. N.
C, were concerned Is the ajmdteate that
M.ently tried to make u "killing" here
l?y means Of wire tapping, according to
Information re? el ved bsrs yesterday from
t . South. The storv Is that the m.n
row known to fame as Klrby Cleveland
Rklbury and Dr. W. J Towell. who
brought money north and invest??! It with
"J. B Dawsing," were acting for others
who had pooled their interests and ln
tn:nted the cash to them Several deu
? ons. S BOSdsy school superintendent.
M reral ofhYers IS thr.? of the four hanks
in the town and many merchant? of
stau?lint, it is understood, had "chipped
In" 10 make up IBS pura' that was to get
the "long green" from the New York
bookmahei a
Klrst off. UM iottthorn wiretapping
?yndlCSte, according to U>B story BThlch
was asnl lo the United Passa by Ik*
??Wilmington Star." raised VM *Mch
I ?raa handed to "Do?" PoWOU and t?i 81d
j burr, who has nlatlves here bhiI who the
' nun in Wilmington thought ?as ahout
th<? last cry in the ?say si worldly wisa
young men.
flying Fairy whs the first hoi se played
That elusive quadruped was running at
Laurel, Md.. and fljtwt Went t?> the bad
that day, which, by the way, wa? Friday,
September II The rspresastsUsaa <>f thr
syndical?! w>n- satisfied that th?y had
inml? a mistake and played their money,
Wl ? n, ;i -cording to "Mr. Dawsing." he had
Inatructad tliem to "pla?e" It. <?r. in the
psrlsnee of the track, to play the bsrsa t?>
run second, which It did.
it looked ?o assy that shan Mr. Bid?
rains back to t?'?wn from wiiming
l??n he hud $14???0 of the syndicat?'?- coir.
which the wireless win tappers daeldad
the] aead'
?
CROWD CHASES MAD DOG
Animal Shot by Policeman After
Biting Two Persons,
A BUppOBSd mad ?log bit two BStSOtUl
tnid gavi- a nttSSbsf of poUosaBSB Hn?l citi?
zen* a chas, in liai bin ySBtSfda) morn?
ing. Those i.itt.-n were Mamies Hsnr]
en yeSIS old. Of N'o 1"* Kant l]8th
' and Bdnin Pfeiffer, twenty-nine,
Of No. 116 Bs*t J l**tli ?-tr?-.-t. The ?log WBS
shot aid killed by Detective Mahonev af?
ter being i un into a esllsi al No it? i ; ; ? ?-1
Itttll street.
Some ho) s srere playing at ?nth streei
atid Park avenue, when the ?big nwhsd
?uc< ng them and ?tfdsed Maurice Henry
by the right hand. The viearas of t!?
DOy bl ought DdWln Pfeiffer t?i his fl!d
and the animal attacked Pfelffel and hit
iiim ? n the right band
The dog then lan Dp Park avenu?-, h
crowd numbering three hundred or mor
["Mowing. Mahoney ftrsd Ns pistol twl.e
at the ?lo? as h raa up the avenue, but
mleeed it Other pollesmea who had asms
Bp took shots al it and also mb-sid
Finally th?- ?log ran itit-> the cellar in ?I
W?s there Rilled.
Pfeiffer arid ysung Henry went to the
Sydenham HospftsJ, at lltith street and
tsosad avenue, where Dr. KlBck cauler
lfc??l their ?rounds
;twc more farm bureaus
Lackawanna Pleased with Its
Agricultural Project.
Kollowing out the plan of eatahlishmg
Ism bureaUM at various stations along It?
lines, tin Delaware, Lackawanna A Waal
era Kailroad, which, in ?-onnectlon with
tlie Department at Agriculture, has main?
tained such stations at rilnillBllHllll. 1)1
I mira? N. Y., an>! Newton. \. ,)., (or the
| ???st two .wars, has announ? ad tlat the
I work Is to h<- pushed on and that in tin
inMV futUTS two more stations are to !>??
j opened.
It was said at ihe ofhcea of th? road as
ISsturdsy ?hat no particular localities had
?i m?!? ?Otad and that the ofSelsla arara
j waiting to hear from communities Int.r
est? i in the prpject before deciding
"WS ar- greatly pleased with What baa
o? '-n arrompHahad at our thrsa stations. '
in otb.rial of the railroad said, "arid are
' SOW . onflrmed In our opinion that th?'
\ method of ?-onductlng these farm burea, s
! Is such that the farmers will get results
I most desirahle character. We fell
all along that the idea or having an SB?
pert agricultiirlst 'ocated at a given point
Sad devoting himself exclusively to the
I improvement Of agriculture within a ra
'ditis of BSVSn or eight miles of his head
quartars, giving soientiiic or practical ad
I vl?? whenever asked for and conducting
.. . asapadga Of education, was the l?e?t
I plan yet ?volved lor promoting agricult
i.,,ii deeelopssanl In this country
? The plan adopted bj the Lssaasrsnna
j Itailroad was U*al Of i'rofessor \V. J.
iSnillman. h. al ?f the llur?au of Farm
| Kanasemanl of the Papal lina nl of Auri
lutUur?.
Baking
Powder
Absolutely Pure
Exceeds all others in leavening power and
wholesomeness. Used wherever the best
and finest food is required.
A Chief Aid to Home Baking
MMAMGAL SHRANK
FROM TAKING UVES
Conscience Goaded Dynamiter
to Spare Night Watchmen in
Placing Bombs, He Says.
PACED STREETS IN FEAR
McNamara Would Kill Employe
to "Attract More Attention,"
Asserts Accuser of
Union Officials.
Indianapolis. Nov. 10. -Conr.cl.-ncr *,,
svarcaaN Ortla i: Of? MaaiaaJ a-baa as
blew up a "Joli" at Mount Veinon. Ill . on
April ty. Ubs, that h<- was as the v?.i?o ,,r
quitting un.i . xp?,f.inK la? m. Naaaara
dynamit?? plots live months bsfSTa Ul: ISSS
oi twaatjr-asM lives .11 Loa Anaalss
.NUMaii.ti.il, ah? will continu"?- Ms !ck
tlniony to-morrow at th.- trial of I .
forty-iive acceaad dynamit?- plettara
Bays, in a arittea nonf4aal<?m, pan ..t
whit h I,a? basa nia?1e public hy Charles
w. afinar, th.- United Btatai alta
that iwic- ?hila proarUai sbsal .a stahl
with aasaha undot nia .r m ;..? bad tu tas
ploy ta. t In saving tri,- 1?\,.S ,,f Blffcl
watebmaa. Tha Inetdenta rslattra to tii.
Mount Vernon explotaos u* Blvaa b| M
Manlgal ar?-:
He went t.? Mom,i Varaos S| w.? ..i
Ht. IaiUIs. ?,j'll|.Il With l*,m)l- |,|,,.. ? .!? .1
by John J Mi Namai... w
eil liliu to blon HP ,i ' 'W t? . I su
in Mount Versea betna erectsd by BOB)?
union nun Pirat regulating Um tln.epi?-..
So that the honid would explod, at 11 S
p. ni, In his ronin si ? hotel. Ucataatcsl
ptacsd it where, h?- roa aider ad .t srsuM ????
the BMMt tlamag?. I.uti-t I <? dis?"???'? red
Um hoinU v>;m sln al direct) tensa h tu.
Bight watchman3 BbaltSt und Il
tnan Was un dut \.
Trias to Sava Watchman.
M' Matilg.il walked aiiiut on lu?' S)
site mj.. ,,f th?j strssl lie sbssrrad tha?
the watchman seldom Isfl his BOBt
must iric\ltal>l> bt lilown u| uni.-s I..
? ? ? ?v*i bc K"tt?n asrs] ? nsSLCtaf Um
?iilihmun la <?oriv?Tmitl??ii. lie attempt) i
to Indine hlm tu go to a tbSatrs, b?J| |i
wan of no use The watchman reganloi
the invUatl.'ti with nuKplclon
In dt.-spi-ration. th? uvnamlt'T IQlUIBBd
to his hotel, prsaarsd a aasalOsi boaii
tim.ii ta axptadV at sbaiM r. ;-? afcOoeb
and, sneaking through SB alley, placel r ?
s??, ond bssab sl i. rassota part of II"
The puipos?.. M> MiuiIk.iI BBjrS, w..
th.- remoter bomb, USSSd IS explode about
Bra mlautea bafora Um sUmi ons, is srsa
the watchman f i ? ? ni his >li? It? r. so in
would ba Sl UM wreck of Um first ex?
plosion ssmO out of dsaajsi abafl Um
und orrnried
lim ms the interval Mcafaalsal . i
the HtreetH in apprehension, l"st h!?? plain
miscarry. Hut it had IBS BaSsTSd BSTl I
and, on ???eilig tin- watchman walking
abOUt SfiSr h?.til explosion?, he took I.
train for St. O^CBlla
McNamara Would Kill, He Ssyv
While looking. In loinpan, with .1 U
M'-NamarH. foi a spot to place a t.otni) On
a |uh In South ( hl.ago at night, on 0"S*>
ruary 24, Util, McMaBlgBl asserts In bis
confession, he aiul Ul '?amara decided the
only point whew- the axploalsa culd d<>
much duiiuige wan where a wat. Inn.m
usual!) was peats*! |fi ?amara, sceord
Iiik t.? M? Manigal. was ill fa\or 1il dh>
iStSISlni tin wai.iimati, saying. "II lha
watchman Is blown UP, that Bill attract
more attention." M.ManUa? BBSS Im pro
tested, und finally laduoed M< Naru.u ,i la
ilecid?- on aimtiiet spot.
In all of then?. Instance?-'. M< MiiiiIk i I l
?arts, Im was tstnptsd to sail dynamiting,
I but was cautioned by tbSOa who paid hlui
that "they had the goods on him lie
I probably will be on the stand for a we?-k
m
HELD AS BOMB THROWER
Youth DenieR Knowledge of Explo
sion at Moving Picture Show.
When Nunzio Spiulaiora, a \outh nf No
28'.' Kast ISth attest, was arraigned >et.
terday bafora Muglsttate Kailow in th.
Kssex Al.nli.t .'.nut. he plead. .1 not guilts
11.. the ebarsjs ef alarlBf a Uajbtad bomb
In the exit of a niosing picture theatre at
Mo iTk rirst avenu? asi Bsturda) sight.
whi'-h uajarai ssrsa psraaaa when it ex?
ploded. He ask.d for SB adjoin nin.ut of
three da>s. hut the mnRli?trate. at th? <<??
! ipiest Of Hete.tiw l'nliao. who a.i. t< I
I th- man. held the prlnorier until this morn?
ing In default Bf 13,34)1 BaH Spin'afoi;.
is ?p??? m. iiiiv eharsad aitB a violation af
SeClll.II No IStf Sl UM fell.il l'ode. I?
latlng to bomb explonloli?
Accor.iiiiK to iieteitive Caataln Poya,
of the Plast Dstasttva Mvlaana, hi aras
told bf Misal.? <'iise?sa. owner of tic
theatre, that Thosasl Cassaaa, ins tatbi
had Basa Ipad?fora Isariag lbs sid. ^\ii
of the llieatie live tnilUlteH b?foie th?
iMinib exploded.
TO BUILD NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.
Till K?dron Ma*onl< fuit, It waa an
nouiifd last night, will ba held In tha
Brooklyn Masonic Templa. Clarmont and
Lafayrtt? avenu -, I.. giXnlng to--lay .nid
continuing until Sunday. It arltl be h-id
under the loint suspicea of K'-dron I^xIk?-.
bj;'. I'. nul A II., aid K.ilron i'hapter.
84, <>. K. s The objeci w lo ralas fund
i.. build a Mtuoutr Temyle at Uath Beach.
II). S. BENIS GE?N
WAR ON AMERICAN 01
Banks Behind Government Me
nopoly Move to Shut Out This
Country's Product.
Jleishman GIVES WARNINi
Diplomatic Contest May Ensu
Over Scheme to Bar Standard
in Favor of Properties
of Home Investors.
Washington. Nov. ri -The plan of th
fJerSSSa government to take over the o
bmdneas of that ?ountry. thus utoppln
i oaapstttlon In all from this and oth?
COttntriaS is aT.out to become a live I SSL
between tin go', al nmetits of ?Germany an
America.
Already the rean>aatlone for a dipiomati
( "litest BSTO hen laid, Sad Mr I.elshmei
tie American Ambassador, has put In
avast pretael the rights of th?? n
*? hi? h I" to be ftsilOSrsd by mor
rigorona repr?sentation? uni?-sa th
atnsndmants t" th.- prsjestsd oi; monopoi
bul win? h th?- Osrnssa government 1
now making shall serve to render th
Injurions la ptsbasle e!
feet t.? the industry In Amerha
The Oermsn Ksvernmsnl itself ha? la
III ?? knsWB that It expei ta American
j i:iadi- ??. asses! t?i ti??? nteassres udopt?.
aa ? ong the lases of the sail
I truel ?? ?Ulm ton In America. It also ha
lrtlrn.it.,I Ihgl u might re?cn
ni> attempt on tm? part of the Amerl??
i ??v.-rnm.-rit t.i Int? rf?re in what it ?on
aassra the purely mtsffnsl affaire of o?r
Would Kill Amanean Business,
i-t t!,. State Department lia? ful
bound t" j:.. ??? i ,i. thl- .ase as it S'ouli
other, having fully satisfied Itsei
? the pminted legislation i
balls i banged tas eresttea of tin
Ipropoaed isveranaanlBl moaamoty ?oui?
rat.,: bloa I?. the American oi
?t? in < ??u rnaii> .
The Gsrmsn plan of a. ?.ion i? diarios.?
' :u r/nrisua oftlcUl statetnents to be of thl
effe, t
A fill has been prepared by I he imperil
sovernmeni nadoi wbteh a monopoly ii
? the mu of lllomlnsting oil ha? hen ?.?
gsnlssd, nltli everj piaepeel that it artl
beooma a law at the spproaaohlng aaaaloi
of th?' parliament. The hill uuthui l/.e:
, Hi" ersstlon ??f a cocpseatlotti in a/hld
, tn?- Qsrtnsn iswoiniiisnl ?in participate
? to purchase and distribute Illuminating ot
, to ?balers In <;?rrnany at an agreed muxl
mum price and under an ??*? lu?lm II
???use for at leitet thirty year?.
I o popularize this ni?-.isiirc, the profit?
[graj to pa devoted to "puhll. social Un'
? I? i taking," hut this fact has arousec
formldahaa opposition among the antl-so
ItHsltSttff ClsSM in Hermany, who Insist
that thS act Is to he followed hy th,
i reatlon of similar ?SSatmsUsa to deal
Sil h IshrtcStlng oil and gasolene.
This ?orporatlon Is to take BVSf volun
tartly or hy condemnation all of th?' <-x
tensive retell ?ilstrihuting i.iants of in?
'run- ?'ii Company, the (Seaman bran?'ii
of (he Standard ? ?II ? ollipanv.
Banks Behind tha Plan.
The Osrmsii osntsaUos hsa been thai
tins monopoly would not interfere will
I the v>li<il'-sab- trade of the Am?rl"an oi
prodUCSra, as the "Hegle" would buy It.?
oil from America. Hut the ofnVlal report?.
abovi raferred t?? part tin- matter in a
different light, for It UJ made to appcm
thai i.ack if the Oseasen pian is ons ??(
iba tu st powerful Herman banks, th?
bead of which is strongly ?pi-ohed to oil
vsmnstlUon from Aniiirfctv This bank ami
lotbara COnnsCtSd with It are repr?senle.I
' io he large!] Interested in Austrian, Itus
i alan and Servian ?ill fields.
Al presenl th.- total Sil Importation Inte
j (lern. amounts to HMM tons annually,
i oi which ;<imm i? from th?- United states.
I The ? h Mian banks have In vastad almost
*. 1,000,1 0 In the louthers ?tursasaa prop?
ami .h. rapraoentsd by the reports
a determined to fore?- their product upon
marks! to th?- exclusion of the Am?rl
., i Realising, howsver, thai iaa
i . nanga muai be made ?-.ludually. to ault
: the oooaomera as to quaUty, it if proponed
i that about *? pei eenl of the ??ii d? ?sand
?be Hied (?niporailh by the American
prodiM i
To Protest la a Duty.
U Bppearj "'at the BOSltlOO of IBS Slate
Dspartmenl is that, while It cannot prop
[srty ohjnrt t>? the assumption by tha Oes?
' man Kovernment of the retail oil business
m Oermsn) ao ion?; a* the Ameri?-an In
teroata bos engaged U; thai trade an?.
i,,;,. I . !ii|.?-nsat?-d. it uo.il.l be lall
| lug in Ita duty to the American oil Inler
i .-sis II ii did ""' object to the form which
the proposed m?asure has taken.
In lb? ?I? oartmerit's VaSST, this, by plac
iiii,' the iii.inop?il.v in th.? hands of the
Oermsn banking Interest controlling the
South ir 11 mpaaii Beads, would almost di
rectl! dsatroy the great (lerman whole?
sale trade in Bal which Americans now
enjoy.
BBS li an? Im o, No., io ? "After year?
A Very Special Sale
of Men's Sweaters
Real pals?these Sweaters. Soft, woolly fellows. The
kind of thick, soft woollyness that makes a real Sweater
worth while. And in a riot of colorings? the rich Crim?
son that fair Harvard made famous, the brightest of
brilliant Reds, a conservative Navy Rlue, a deep toned
Green, an Antnmn Brown, a Snow White, and hunches
of the ever favorite (?ray. Many trimmed with har?
moniously contrasting colors.
Warm and comfy. Of course. And made a little
more form fitting than seems necessary, so that clinging
closely becomes a habit from the start. They button up
the front with Pearl Buttons?Coat Fashion. And they
have a Vr neck.
Regularly sold at $4.00 and $5.00, sometimes more,
and at that are what might be termed as a "good buy."
Rut to you our price averages about
one-half of what you would expect to $0 J*elO
pay. Our Very Special Sale Price is ad?Jl/
^_, ' MfOEA SAME 4^O0nWl\^OV1ff?R5HIP^SINCE 0845^
e^??DVdaY ATWARRfN ST. - NEW YORK -ST- AV.. BET 27" a 28T"S1 5
FULTON?T^ATiLaJnUSHAV^-BftOOKLVN-BROADWAY AT BEDFORD A\?
AMUSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN $$&
To-ulght .it s -Manon Lescaut. l.uTczia
n?.rl (?1*buti. Duchen?.. i-truno, BcettL ri.KU
ro!a Hada, H?Ih? Con. PelaVece <<l?-l>uti.
\V?d. at S - Tannhaetiaer. In-.tlt n Fratn
BteS, Sl.zak Wall Wltherspoon, rt?-la?. Mln
?haw Conductor. H?rtx.
Thura. ai H Gioconda. P??tlnn. Hom.r. na?
ch?!.?, ?'aru?o,Amato.He?urola ? ond Polacco.
F?rl. ?t s IS Hiitterft) F;irar. Kornla;
Marrin, Bcottl. Rail? Ceo? Sturanl.
Hal. slat, .it 1 30 - (?cxtlerdaemmeriing.
rr?rn?t*d. Hmntr, Fornla. viten Bparkee;
Burrl?n. Ofleweld. Weil, (lorltz <'r>n?l . H?rtz
Nett Week: Mon a? S . Kocnlgaktnder.
F*arr?r. ltob??on (SebUtl, Kurnla. J>rn.
Oerlts D1<1ur. Relea Coed . Herir.
Tue?... Not. IB. .?I H Phlla ? hi?mo Opera
Ce. Hamlet. Eepptll, ' iM-r-.a. Tlt?a Huffo
.?'-tut' Hebe tV ? Beeti Warn;ir> Hteolajr,
Oen'l Ma? i>'r Cempealal
HAHDMAN PIAN?) t'HFD
OCDIIQI II* TIIF.ATKK. Tuertar Aft..
nCrUDLIw \\*?t -PJ.1 st. No? IS, al i ?S
M:X St. John's Guild
Reporta of OiTicera.
A?!?ire.-?? by Rev. Karl Reiland.
Songs liv Mrs. Katherine Hanford.
STEREOPTICON VIEWS and
MOTION PICTURES of the w?>rk of
the Sea-Side and Floating Hospitals.
Open to Ihn I'nbllc. Adinl.klon I r?.
( VRM.i.lK HAI I, lleflnnlns NOV. 17.
1 HAVEL TALK?.
5 ??.\\
BTgNINOH
ai s .in
?Ii.f ?urij?c? "Holland." fo"ow?rt bv "Kural
Fraaer." "8wlti??rland." "Munich to Berlin."
"Ireland and "*olt?bergen."
COURSE SALE j ?mei? Tlekel .-???>'
CLOSES TO-DAY ',!p n, Wt?mow?or. t
(MONDAY' AT 5 [ Pg^??<!$..el
Stella atayhew, Royal
I .u?arle Huk.ra Kord
Mat? 2'< A *?>V Plater?, not her t.lg ?rt?.
NEWMAN
UAMMERSTEIN'S
?? u.i. mm *. \i
of strenuous efforts to obtain control of
independent ?>u eaaaasasles operating la
California and on the Pacific '"oast, that
they niliiht sipvessft.lly combat the Stand
ard "Il in the struggle for supremacy In
th? Asiatic and European business, the
Shell interests'of London. Kngland. hended
hi Mr Marcus Samuel, chairman and
dominant sftVtal Of the Shell Transporta?
tion Company, elrtusltp hav?- complete?!
a ?leal whereby they will tnUe over th
I'nlon oil Company of California and th??
output Oi the General Petroleum Company
und the Independent oil producers." said
"The Chronicle" today. The deal In?
volves $0.000.000. It Is said.
WILL RE-ELECT GOMPERS
Labor Conditions Satisfactory,
Says Federation Head.
!<?>< heater. Nov. 10?The thirty-second
annual convention of the American Fed?
eration of l-ubor. to ?onvene at 10 o'clock
to-morrow, will be on?- of the nio?t har
naonlOIH fcel?! for many years, according
to eigaslaatloii officers. The executive
? ouncil held a three hours' session to-day.
going ?iver the report? to be submitted.
?Among those present ware Bainuel Goni
I 1 ?i ??, president; Frank; Morrison, secre?
tary; lohn U. Lennon, treasurer; Jamee
i Duncan, tiret vlc?--presldent, and John
? Mitchell, second vice-president.
There Is no subject of ov.-i BhSdSS Ing
' importance to come before th? Convention
' this year." said Mr. Gomp?'is UHalght.
"General ?:on?iltlonH In the labor world are
' sHt(sfa?tory. There are many tbinga,
1 however, for which organixed labor has
! been flRhtlng that are not yet won. Chief
of these Is the eight-hour day. Another
'is the abolition of child labor. We will
. never be satisfied until tiie children of
the workmen of this country are Hble to
I enjoy their schools and their homes m?
I stead of Kolng to the factories."
I The Hrltish Trades Confess will be
iaprapestad by three ilalagaloa 1 a. led?
, don. Of Kiigland, H. M Smllli.-. of |00t?
! land, and John W. BrUCO, of ?'auada,
Th? conaensuM ?if opinion among the
delegates here to-nlKht Is that Samuel
Gompers will be re-elected lo the Beset?
? dency.
\ committee of Eabor men left here res?
terdaj for laocheatsr with a view to form?
ing a national htdopandenl lalior political
party. No attempt will be rna'l?- to con
v?-,t tha unions themselves into party |k>
^itical organizations. 1 lie 1-Vdernt? d l?a
| DOT party before the ? 1? ctlon indorsed the
i ?-ntlre I i. ni?., i ;? t!?? ttck?-t
CUBAN CONSPIRATOR KILLED
Negro Who Fomented Havana Riot
Shot Resisting Arrest.
Havana, Nov. 10.?Colonel Isidro Ac?-a,
a neur?? ?onspirator In the MgSk I evolu?
tion tn Oriente and ringleader In a recent
riot at Havana, was klllcl near I la?, arm
to-day, while resisting arrest
Sime the trouble in the capital Aces
has been a fugitive from Justice.
AMUSEMENTS.
8S99SI
S ?t 4*1 44fti Dallj KHS.2.BW s???,? |1?' s.
UNDER MANY FLAGS
? .?.>'. o triplet? New Bp< . '..>
WINTER GARDEN [^?Si?
I. IVwIi .f PASSING -MO? OK 191!.
B3TH ST. Tfcw, 33, nr B*wsjr To-night. H:I.V :
i?l?llr DIKCrirC'"d EnaiUh <<>me?i> to.
aPIBIC nUOOlLL0 ? ?h, Mtoop? t.? ( niiquer."
?8TH ST. Ot?? 4Sth, B. of B*J Inm's K?e.
WILLIAM COLLIER aJWiai ,?.
DALY'H, B war and a?ttl B*?4 M'KII. Et *??
i?":! : THE RED PETTICOAT ,;?!?,;"n
BVwajrTtu.cor.41st Ev.S:13 Mta.Ws4t.assi
The Dove of Peace
i VOli*"* **?t? West of B'way. Bra? sl ?
LI 1\1L atattaaaa w-.i and Bal -'
^ ,; ./f; JULIUS CAESAR
Cast la. iu.ie? Mr Pav?raBaaa, Prank Kfn.in,
-, i .ii- Power, Fuller MellUh, Ml.?? Ju
playhouse ^^1";:,r)!;i;i:;s!:1
LITTLE W_0 MEN
Mas?a? KUtott'a Th., 99th, bat. B'jf .<? rl w
VS. aMs??!a!?s!' READY MONEY '
i \sTSO,TfV??.~ .?. I?. Eir.a n?. aTt? Wad, flat.
THE MERRY COUNTESS
William i'..lii?>r's COMEDY. 41st.E.of B*way
' ?? FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
WEBER & FIELDS '"? m?''" ***+?"
NEW MUSIC HALL ., V,.^i r...i.i?
II?!' S- In-' \\ .?' R ' t.??,??'-!? ?, M.in.ig??:
FIRST PERFORMANCE " "
..' WEBER S FIELDS'
ALL STAR STOCK CO.
Thur?. Ktc
NOV. 21
i \ST OP OVER 1"" INCLUDES:
fNora) BATES and NOKW'OKTII .Jack)
IKWK IIAMKIM
BKKHIK CLAYTON
\i: t ut u AI I ??WORTH
HELENA I ul I II- K GAHK1I K
v\ i mi i: and FIELDS'
a nit
MAKIB DKESHI.ER.
h "ROI V POLY" and a Barl'sqas
?WITHOtT IHK LAW."
AUCTION SALE OF SEATS !??E8?:
FRI., NOV. 15,3:30P.M. OB?
\ im ?lo.i.*ra M?rie Dressier. >or? Baye?,
WH ll.iiii < ollier. Prank Daniel?. Juck Nor
u.irlh ,.i .1 ..ih.-r?
fear? ? ?.'.ki. In i<l\anr.. foi pSStOIBS?
?in-.-? otiu-r tii..n th? prsaatsr ?>? on ?nie ,->t
th Hall Till RfDAV. NOV. 14. li A. M.
Manhattan Op. Ha., 84th * ?t Av Thur?. Era.
The Oreat Prury Lane TUC aVUlD
The?*.. T-onrton, Hur. r-i Int flillr j? :,.i
WKST UM), r.'fith \V of Sth 4ve K? ? ? I :<
i., fiei.i. U?NITY PARKY m?'" ?-?.i
i're??iits nan??! ranai a Bat.. 3:18,
tJf?O I apifie B'way ?4 HOih Si Evgs. 4 20.
naLLRwa ?s Mattaeea we.i a Pat . 2 20.
Last Werk si AIIR UflVEt w,'h HENRY
TrilsThaatre UUH TV If Cd KOI.KKK.
Mon , Novl*. Xnion? in "Ths Paper i'liaae"
Phoas 8M)o Col
????' ?' '.V>eT- Oyaatorltacaj. ?'R*"
l'iei r.- I.otl-Jinllth li.iutlei BptrctMl?
THE DAIUHTER OF HEAVliN
LITTLE
THK.ATKK. 240 W 14 Bl
ANATOL
SNOW WHITE
K\ery BvsBlnfl ,it s 4
latarday Mat at I :i<
A Falry-Tale !
flajr for
ChHdrca,
At B 30 Ever) Afternoon, ex.-ept S.?: m du \ ?
El TIN fit w??> *3?l Pt K\n> at B:13
L. Il nnB m ,.? a/ad ,1 .t s.,? m -j 1:.
WITHIN THE LAW
' > rnuAWc Th.-.-i. H'v 4:t.? si Bva.a ia
m. uunaa a Mate wed ?nd sat, ?-? n
ucu. m, uunan -Broadway" ?jones.
U irajf, 431 h st Eve?. ?.i;,.
ataja Wad. an.i su , iris
WSJD. MAT 33? lo f I 33
1)01 (?I AS '
ASTOR
THERE
NEVER
WAS
FAIRBANKS
IM
HAW! H?RNE
SUCH 01 THE
A HIT! IJ^S. A.
GRAND'"' " S;:,-Av Mat.W_??i.
' ' i.i.-. ?Iierry, 'Tnanrni B?.'
We?t 44t!i Sl. Kvenlng? *\t S.'.'O
, Mnt? Thol ?, .?.id Km 3 90.
"MISSSTARRTRIUMPHS"
FRANCES STARR
Iteml Anv
N.Y i.'rltlc.
DAVID
BELAf
,,ieM-i,l
I11 THE < ASK 01 ?JECKY,
ncntlDl lf*v- ? ?' Ki?>iiin???t <:iii afata
I KXrUDLIW4 ,1 st wv.i a,?i Sai , ?.. \y
] I* William 1:1.1..It un.I Davl.l Helaa.-o pre?ent
! I GOVERNOR'S LADY
lOllintJ ^fl Hlnnla Dupree. "The l.lttle
UfllUN ?ll|s Parlalenaa." R?in? D?vle?
H'ltsyt 1 HI. Ht..> Sully?, .lohn P. W'aile S i'o.
nnnvoil lvAt dkvm.i.k kkhtivaiZ
WULUtllBL U \|.I. UTAR ACTS.
B'wa] S "-?I >' . iirt?in 1 4? ?nd 7:4.'..
10 OIAMRRA '""" m,i;i''w' "th? banc?
ALriamnna lDrsam,M llermln? Shon? St
t Are, it 1UJij4j ^(??rjKrsnk North* c. . oth
UiDI Cli "'' Mr?. WIkk? of th?r?Tal.
nanLcra ,, (abbaas rauh. 11-,,
AMUSEMENTS.
MU MASON
MU VOKK'H I.EAIHM. THEATRES
I'M CIRC ; * ?nth 8t Eve? ? -
Lmrini. uatl u.,. _,,,,, ?j,, M ._. ,R
TO-\M.I^T AT 8:15
.\.l.l|.l',t from
?el h)
Robar) Hieben?
in BELLA DONNA
I YPPIIM u ?' ?'"? * ' ?hars
LlUbUm ?i | Thurs an?I Sa: 2:3.
M,SSBILLIE BURKE :^
? i UK mim. the r\i\i- <.n:i ?
?ADDIPaf '?"? ' r B**!
UHnnibn ?,?,.,;
the ?>n?erful
- TIIK ATT\(K,
CRITERION I, SEATS THURS.
i M \ I MOMllAI Hew H Us -
W?4ATAILS :; M:
vAii s n ??siK? than
TUU : ex< ist; nEr
HARRIS v -, , "
- ?-' A RICH MAN'S SON
- n ?? ? no-ilv -TeleerasS
FULTON ;: ,. \,
A CELESTIAL SUCCESS!!
I YELLOW JACKE?
uiincny v "? m ? - "? m
nUUjun j ..-, w.... v ? -, ?.
week HELEN WARE mniAot
NOV. 19 MRS.FISKE THE HIGH ROAD
rgrih i nt ir-. MUHT. B:I.V SOS
?p.r.'t:?
PIXEEY a r.rni-M
"THE GYPSY",
NEW ?BSTCIUUB g?t
M'KDNRSDAl M \T<?. BEST SKAT? ?1.30
Muslcel Rom
THE COUNT ? LUXEMBOURG
LIBERTY ?&,
MILESTONES
i IDCQTV I? 4.-.1 si BretilB HataW?*
LIDCnil s Aal Wed Mata,, Me si 30.
by knoU ?i.r-.".'tt
and
Edward Kioblaueh.
Knlrk??rl>iM-kpr. B'way. 3*Hh s? Bv?i S 15
Matin???!'?. Wrdncft?!?) and Saturday, ft?f*
Thr la.? Word In Mini, ni < onirtl?,
OH! OH! Ur Ll IIIM
MOUUN ?NMifssfl
KVRS. ?;U. wei>. mat. rop rRlft? I
ZIEGFELD FOLLIES
fiilETY ?'??>' and 4?lh Hl" !?:%-.i ? ti.
aniel l Hot*, *7ed and Bei ai 1
TO-MOHT AT 8:15 (Hr.t Tita??
A Nee Airarte??
Fare?- by
Frederic Chapla
C. O. D.
M?.\T?.<>MEIt\ * trrovK
U wa>. i<? St II.?IE JAM??
Eve? -< 18 The ladt el the ?upper.
< VRNKtilK H \ L L.
PHILHARMONIC
BOCltf? OF NEW YORK.
JOSEF STRANSKY comem
Thur?.. \?>\. 14, 8:15; Mm No?. IS. *:W
?"ha ELMAIVT
\? . ins-n-ti-ri?It rah m??Kittf r?lii'fthorf?.
rtab? rlptlen and ?insi? tickets bow ?a ?as
.'? Box OfTic KHI s F. I.?lf??l?. M' ?
MENTAL HYGIENE EXHIBIT
Opon Dailv. 0 A M. ?10 I'. M
CITY COLLEGE,
W>?.t IftSth sirp^t a St. Mehelaa Tt>rr??r*
Breed??*] Subway to ISTU. St
NOVEMHER ?I'll TO 15TH. 1912.
Lecturre, ?'hart?. Mpvine Hetur?? ?ho-alBS
CAUSES OF INSANITY
:: Mas? Meethase: Nov. B, It, Il PA. Tu?*
?iii.i Thura ? ?.?ning?.
NaSfSl ?I???*??"??"? e?|>lali????I by ??\pcrt.. ? T. *?
ADMISMON FREE. .
HORSE SHOW
Th? H..\ Ofllc? .ii ihr MADISON Mjl \*\
?.ARDEN ?ill b. .-.pen fr. ? m It A M u
r M ..n MONDAY. Tt EHIIAY & WEDNE**
DAY. th? a ttli. l.'th .iii.l lllth ?f M>\ ta?
ll I'.R. fOI Hi.- sele of ?cat? and h????*? fort?
eatlr? ?-'k of th*" ?ho?* and on and *&*'
\?v it tor reservad ???at? for any ?IB*1
performant??
K
AEOLIAN H A EL.
lat < onert Tu**. Ev.. Not. I?. J*
NEISELQUARTET
? \??.|?atiiiK Artist. Ml?? Frtada *1??*?
*.' to M.fto. Ml?. Lore l W ?>?'?_**
ClMENDORF^GaELL
tT0.D*i BUT. 3.30?r-ri',' mV
_\ EM OW STONE TARK." _^
?Sjaf fsVlT B'wejr and SOtb St. Kvi??. W
DldUU M K-t EVERY PAY AT ? ?^
'V? RAINEY'SAFRICAN HUNT
A SCRAPE 0' THE PEN rS
5?I? iUC BTwey, JuMaa sti*???r. navi* m
111 A f Ci :M|, st. ,aro. Klmh,.rly * W*
D'il Mat U.V.M?? .Burn? A Kult?n. ot!>???

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