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IMR ?IS 30 DAYS
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
Joseph F. Darling's Conduct of
a Case Angers Both Judge
Swann and the Jury.
SAY HE TRIED INTIMIDATION
Coi*n3el for Woman Punished
AI30 for Repeated Equal
B;*-Trage Harangues, De?
spite Warnings.
1 it torne?; s i."
to have biraaalt !??? k?ii up be
.-' th? ?"-- Bston ??' a .? volver when
thi Btlalivan ia\. ??.??n; into rff?'?*t ami
ia n BtatemflBt, hfM
? l half a -tosen t. nu?- in .?.iil "in the
?an.?.- ??r lll?ert>." was a.l.iinl?.e?i guilty ?>?
ctmtetnpt of ,??urt and sent. r< ? ?1 t?> thirty
days i:? the Tonba yeaterday _. .lud**.??
Snann in General .tf-^sioii- A may of ten
dav?. \?i??- mam.d that Mr O.irlin** n.if?ht
prepare his cane for a rennest tot ? writ
of hat?.?* ?'01 ?.11?
The !?rv bototo ?boni Paiiins s retient
waa --n trial <"g?e?-d with .iinine swann?
atom ai his eoadvct, aratrlnfl that hi? ac
ti'in ?rae th?- nrteaii?-st'' thtaf thai had
eveT Imown, In the language of that*
foreman Mr. DarBng was eouasal for
Anna Beaver, etat-fed with th? l,"*ft ,,f
t.: from WiHi.ini a. Dalaney. ot No. IM
Amaterdaai avenue, with whom ?*_. ?ib?i
l ?en ??-inkint*. Sh- ??? o<.nOot.d ?f
?mad laiceny aflet the }Viy had be.-n
?-"it two minutes by Hie clo. U
When the verdict haJ been annoiin.-.-d
I? Swann told the .ir.ry that Mr. D__*
I had refnaad to basta the case until
r" ?.?. M ed that Mrs. A.l.ii-* Delano.
? -vife ?f tho complainant, would be
?UbponU d as a Wltneaa for him Mi'.
Darling ha.i K?id Jadee Bnrann that he
?ranted hti to ??how ,he bad rc-wrac****** "f
'"??bund.
"Toil hi*ard her testimony. ' -.?.id Jod****
Bwann lo Um Jurj ?.mi 1 tarant to k!,?.\\
litaiM n h?-tl:er that younn
woman ?vas nol brought bar*, -imply lot
Ihe 1 niiiiiiidatiiiR the eoeoplaln?
?--?-"
Jt'rors Call It Mean Thing.
bat t 1..1: le* Qenscher ? ?
d tli.)t it ?a^"tiu- meanest
tninp ii. b_B_*_ of." and the
? 1 a?iii him.
Hdge Swann
1 ^ 1 ? ?? guilty of criiu
e*caua. > ??u
1. carrant >.f law trough! the wife
lines? Into 00 rt "ii
? ? -i-,, th- pi
ordei an.l in the hope that
1 -. Intimidate the com?
1 is,. ?,\as i|1},t
1 I ?I h? 1 as a character i\ 1
. .... bat when qtMl
: to 'our riten I
- . . _ . bal the __at
tue I .d "thinn whatever t<? da
queatlon ??f bet . te<llhility as a
?\Moieo\ei. darinf the pi ogress of this
ou have ?.-peatedly and -*?_-]
Ited the C4**_n. You stated that th?
n? ??! tins court were parallel to
- of a tyrant of whom you had re_*_
! . ?pit? of at hast forty or fifty
warning, tram me, >o_ launched forth on
i-oliii'. 1 harangu?e and debates on the
' ".oinan suffrage. Vou have pur
poaely d?-la.. ed this rase by filler? and ob
nd endeavored to deflr.-t ntten
: "11. the real issues."
Mi. Mailing said that, according to his
?i-Hon. the complaining witness wu
not Ifl (mut. when he apnounced that he
aoul? rail Mrs. Oelaney, and, theiefoie.
? -*';I'i not have heen Intimidated. If she
The weather waits for no
man!
(?ot your overcoat?
Regular overcoats in tlu
widcst variety of fabrics.
rougi) and smooth.
Fane*}* overcoats in attrac?
tive fuzzy fabrics - - the
"*w a r m t h-without weight *
type.
Storm ulsters with broad
gale-defying collars.
Motor coats?roomy, com?
fortable, some with belted
backs.
lY.r coats- fur lined and
fllT outside.
Black worsted coats with
Persian lamb collar and silk
lining the elegance of a fur
coal v. ithout the weight.
Silk plush lined coats -not
nearly so expensive as they
sound and most comfortable.
?v.ervthing for the Hone
Slum
F.vening clothes for on?
lookers.
Hiding breeches, carriage
liveries.
Motor liveries.
ROG?IS Pitt Company.
Three Broadwty Storri
at at at
Warren St. 13th Si. 3-ltb St.
VINCENT ASTOR.
Who celebrated his twenty-first birthday, leaving his home, at No.
1025 Fifth avenue, tor a daj o? work as head of the vast Astor estate.
? -.h for the !
...nit. be .*.,;... to ssclude he? testimony. I
The "int?.| t*ei -etn-.-s .in.l Intei : ujition*." of,
the Mistriit Attorney. >..- > 11 ? 1. had led
hiin to Kim l.ir tactic?
Tell Darling He Deserves It.
when Darllni tabbed .1 tui?*?* swat.
' i thirty dflyts Mr. D?r
then asked pei Rilafljlon to Intei ro
the juiy as to pbethei the) did n<>! think
that unjusl With the excep?
I ;i. ?i i.f Frederick H. Montgomery, all th<
Juror? kfreed that Darttnfl deeenred it
Las ? ei - ?* i'.- heard \it i ?. i iin -- u -
- ri-i.ier?-.i Ma method?, estrajor?
in hin openlnfl addreaa h<* beajnn
I. r ? I i ? :, __ the juiy II,it p4Wpla .11.1 nut
fn>! , ,,i m tii?-?.. i ..m ta il?- iraj
', m >re mi.1st <>f an argument In f?v<
piviiig women the tats trhtn h?- wa
?topped i.v .in?if,?* Swann and d trac tod t.
tell the jury What he Wits gi'lliR to I
"She i? ni?-.! by man made latra," h.
saiil. *'N?i women mak.? the law?- Bbt
Ig p***S4*C*fted by male district attorneys."
hi .-urnmlng tip he t.,I.I the jury that
1 I. fore there aere Jurte? tin- Judge was
the sole aihitt-r. and that that t]
?i. e.l such Jude;?-? .'is "I'.l.xnl? " .If
fieys. of whom, h?- ?<;<ii|. hg had i?-...!
mii'-h He w?-nt on to sa; that In
wa*> '.'a choice exhihit of U ?? system
he ended with another a.??i??-.? 1 for woman I
suffrage.
Aft?:r he had hfltVfd the Spinl*)*! of Ihfl
Jury on liarlings 'ase ./. i ? 1 ?< ?-* g wann as|,?..|
Its niemhet? If any of them had Man ap?
proached regarding th<- trial whil?- II
I In progress. Charles QeglSCher, the fore
nan, answered in the ?fflrmaUve. He
-,i..l h man a? c?-?ted him In th<- ?*iitmn,,l
t'onttx Building dunng the rsc-asfl hour
Ion Thursday and said "Von ;.n- tin- fur.
man in Part II, aren't von'' Isn't there
I ttoo in it for you?" 0?*na*?her replied'
?'.??t out. That'? no talk "
Previous Clash with Swann.
Jose).h K Darling appeared before
I .iiidg?' Swann. in t1- i ou t ..f General
.Session?, on Februar) -I. UM, as depnty
1 \t!<nne\ Qeneral to apply for an increase
I in the amount of hail ilx?-d f?n the Bp>
Ipeturgunce in court of Charlea Wllllainaon,
, tiho wan ihaiU'ii With violating the eh
! tlon laws. Williamson's hall whs I1.?*0U.
?ml Ii.ii.IiiK aakCal t|ia' it i,e im i. g -.-il ?
to 11" o
Judge swain attached the policy <>f thai
a r ?... 11. QeneraJ foi ths manner In I
which in- was eonductlni .-i.-ition tn d
; thai it appeared t.. htm >
that Boma part* was using the Attorne:
? ? ..i f??i its oam anda Tha coi 11
.- il .-.i .?li i 'a. ling ?? hj K ?>?> thai mem?
| h. i - .,i one political part) ottlj a* i?
ii..* ig prpaecuted and v. :>. all lb? - -
. ?? ..-<! before ?.n?- lodge
Mi puHflfl ai thai lime refilled Ilia.?
I on?- *? is- in a |i.i-i.|..ii t.. criticise the
Alton ' lei ? ? a a ho ad bo( Di -; ahou n i
.a trllllnajmeae la aid m the enforeemeni i
| of Hi? law Me denied that he tptend?d '
I to ti? ail tl-.e ?ases in one '-out. an I ;
at man- of the ''officiais'* befor?
- ? ;.<,- . , rt - i .? for trial wer< iii' hew - ,
I lo? of tha 11 UM 84 ? ?-iniin il a.
\ I
; i la tVll**A**aaon's <asc was then fix? l
j a i ?i.v?
Laillng in iftfiT wat? ft candidat?- foi ml -
dca in tha 4th District, but
left flfl th< Republican tlekei becati ?
liomtiMtlon by <'iat pan>- aa***afl too late
t? mlmli il II-- appMad for a \\iit ??'
i ndamus, which was. denied
-.. .-'ii|n . un- t'oui i and lat? I li '. n
? ?i rrt ,,i Appeals, He then applied f.
t c--ar_ iitu?- nt of Ih?* emote, and hi.- applir.
ti..n vi.- denied >?? Justice P1t**g4A*flld
GUILTY OF TARRING GIRL.
Nor,*.- k. <il.?<?. \?>v IS. The jury In tlit
<.,. -1) Ern< < Wi Ich, cthsrted with cai
I. ';.. , .-.i rliiK Of Minnl?- L?
\v. -; i i,,, hafleld on the BlfM
,?; \u..i - turned a rerdlct to-nlfhl
of en' of a? ?? - '?? i
.::,- i, , rsl i. be ', i.-.l of sli BM i In?
dieted -n ?i chsrfll ol Mot., i- ii.nsjii
KILLS HER TWO CHILDREN
Brooklyn Woman Makes Vain
Attempt to End Own Life.
TURNS ON GAS AT HOME
Husband Says Wife Hid Been
Brooding Over Operation Soon
To Be Performed
i.lh
-.-! : ? n for an Intel
disorder, Mr? Annl? Racles, ?.?..r? of Leon
im- lea, ?-i Mo 172 w eettn nah i R
j latbtieti nti .1 bel - Il i'--1 I ?
dran P*ioi ? ' '? ? 1 1 end
Rviln. \. tv.. |ve
??"i??.. turned ?.'i n,.- gai from two
? t - :ir;.. _ down to die
.-'???i e hours lal omini
?' ? -II I!..
? ? .a __ 11.1
hi?* two children ?'- .??i all Ihres war?
dt***_*>4*4. lh thi . rob? and tha chl
dren i. id appdri ntlj known thai I
mothei wri?. ?m. i* pon ? ndinj theli
I ?
Whan Pol-oe C?ptala Bhaa i>i the Phi
rills pr?-clin 1. ..i uve,1 and Inti rro
Mr Raclas the latter told him that his
Wife had i.? ?-n m poor health foi the
last four i sara, and had had Mr/oral 09
orations perforfnad i.at?-i> hei physician
t',1.1 in j ihe wo ha va to 1 iibmll to an?
other ??!?? ' atlori and < hii - ? - mi ?i to mak<
ii.-i 11K.1 ?..?? -, i.? ' husband ?. 1
Rattles, v. in. 1,.1 ? .. email 1 hs 1 ?.' nswi
?lands iinouffhoui tbe ?i*
? ., at? 1
and I ? .1 ia add to hi" wife's
worrj He ?? ?i thai wh. '
borne yeaterds hi?
ii. 1 ? \ii ^ i:.,- |e? ???.?in?.
..ii. 1 tlonate and ??-K?-?i hlni lo hi II
children before be lafl Bh ai oompanl? '
iiim don: t.. the si ? ad hissed
-.ii ? i il he ?'"i i???' ?'!?? i. ?'n
imp?.rt. 11.? ?? to Hi;.? at in- (in
Whan hs returned t<> his liorna and en
t?,?(i thi hahwa) "' the apartment houee
in which be l!v<-**, ii?- detected ti.?i..i ??*
_. He ? ? l the aid < Dai
\. in. lives acrom ? hall and th? two
ni'-n |.ui theii ? > i- 1 l .-? 1I001
fini ilj breaking II _o*n n W hen Ra? ?_
1 lahed into IBs apartment, 1 ailing 1
nife'f nmii'. 1.?calvad in. ..n wer He
went through each room until ? aan to
the i..'?ii....i.i ocouph d v' 1;.. i- ?
Tin? w_i In. ki.i. and he borsl II open, '?>
si-,, ill?, ? .? and child) en I] Ing on I ? bed
Bi ? - ? Ing tin ? ase was sei i'.ns, r.m
m tin : 11 ? ? 1 and called Patrelman Cum?
m?ngs The latter ?ummonad an ambo
lance fiiiin the Kings ?''.'un- Hospital, en 1
Im Kaake, ?if;?-r an examinai on
? hUdrcti hi .i 1 in tie id i" ? ? * si hi
N I ? - I ? ? I I ? , ' I : ' I ?.
rushed lo Ihe hospital, where I
.?lie? will probabl. ratarar. i*;ri-* hin ??'.
bad lo i?- ;i'i?-ini?-?i b) the embutan? 1
goon, being almost erased bj hi
The case ..r Urs. Racles reca?,* iii-i ?>r
Mis s.-uiiii Byphor, of No Hi! Hs ?
?tract, Broot 1 ? n, a bo kill**d bat ihm
children bj ga?, bul fallad In her attsm<*i
to .1'? With lli'-lii This OCCUI 1 ' ?? 1 ' ?
AubosI end tin woman was an
i.i.-t week an ?1 criarse of homicide, The
.-(, .it .!??? i?ie?i, however, thai Mr Byphei
temporaiili Insane arhen she com?
mitted the crime, ? 1 >,? i directed the !??
i.. Ing ii :? vi-nh'l of scqulttal
COLUMBIA MEN TO GIVE PLAY'
('?.iiitiii.ii. University's Ural dramatl?
product!.' lbs .???;?. win lukt plaoe
n? <i 'week. KYldaj and Batui lay, >*ii?-n
"Ttie Siii..-iii;ik-'iH' llolldi y," b) Thomai
I . K.;. . (Vtll I . 1.1 '?ei,1. .1 :,?. il;,. I'lill..
11 s..? li 1 \ in Its *.-' i? h ni annual
t-.it.___ revivals, a( Brink
_rii,,rr Thssiim h_.i__j__ Collcce
DAY OP WORK IS YOUNG
Most of His Birthday Spent in
Office Signing Papers Re?
lieving Trustees.
ESTATE ABOUT $100,000,000
Youth Apparently Unaffected by
Responsibility?Has Dinner
with Mother and Friends
at Ferncliffe.
\ incenl Astor cclchraled his twenty
first hirthiay ) t-stcrday. with the acqulat*
tlon <>r unnc millions iliaif his trustees
COUld estimate. Although various figures
place the ?-mount from MMMuNI Ft $10?'.
..?i.nii. the chief way in Which ftMing
Astor made mdtvorabto the r.ceipt of the
mon.-y and his arrival at th?- h-Kal ag?*
Of respOnsiblUty was hy worklriK at tin*
offices of the Astor estate. No J] \\ -?-t
Hth str??et
An the eld?.- Son >?f the late i'?i|oncl ,
.lohn Jacob ?tatst*, who HMt hls dssth In i
the Titaiil.; disaster, young Mr Astor.
< Intstened William Vincent, rf-elvrs th- ;
hulk of the estste. Yesterday !>?? bSC4IW?a
??..!?? owner and In complete control .if all '
properties held In trust for him. and. un?
like other descendants of the tlrst John
?SCO. Astor. has no truste?-?, t.. BtUl?gt
th?. property f"i him
The heir to ail this wealth begai his
? ontioi i,f it yesterday ntornlng in the
simplest manner possible, appearing
qoletl] at tn.- SflfiCSS of tin- SBtatS and
i ??m.'iiiiiii?* tin-re until C o'.lo<-k. except f-.r
8 sh?.:t Intermission for lunch?on. Hi?
d'-iiailur-- from the lions?- Which lie ha?
leased tor the Boa>fles* at No ItflJ Fifth
,-ivi-M H-, simrtiv befort M s'elock, arsa th
signal for a sm.iil group of photogrsflfliers
and ..irions individuals tS gather gbOUl
the AstOI automobil.* In spi.f the in
ereaaed limelight winch began to ablne
..ii th? luir ?.i the Ast.?r ?-.Inti-, >>.iiiiK
Mi Ast.ir aseflMd little flffectfld b] the
i,. i
Uses Father's Old Office.
1 ?inn : .- a'il\al ut tu" e?tat" Offl
Mi A-.ii, .... .i i greeted by anothei crowd
ol the curious, but ajulckl* diesppesred
lie pi n.ii* ?.III, ?? .?:.. ?? ?> ? '.| !?? . b)
hi*, father. W. A Dobbyo, Mr. a-i
,, fi t.. meet All who
tfl ? M ? , ad t.. explain t"
: -i-i- M !.ti.t?\?-S that 'ii
-..un?: m i li-mllUonalre had nothing < i ?
-1?, foi ,- ,.u
? it tin* m<>i mi,-. Mi A-t..i v, *
i Itb i.is m i\ ate as? retsi
.? : -.m - in in? priests adhce, K"Ui^
in im->,, ,.i abortly before boos PoUou
ncheon he ?.-turne,; tu the office for
I time, depaiting ("i th* -la' abort- ,
I) before j o ? 1...-W. when hit deottnstton
i ? . . 11
A i ,kIi Mr Astor a?-ii?. .i btmsslf toi
? I,in.i; tlM AS**, ..n tin- ;,ie_ l(f
mUCfa hlislness to IISIUSI I. the onunlun
..f his birthday ??? noted bj the reoelpl
;i I. ?? office and other g'.i't
friend? h, the evening h.- attended
a dlnnet given In his honor at Fertu liff.- ,
??it? .lui,n Astor, at which i
arer? .,;s-, pr?sent Mis? Ifsjrtel, his sister. I
and a fi ose tttmOmS
With Mi. A.?tors asmlnfl ?>f age the
term a? trustees flt Klcholafl Blddls,
i run and Jsmee Boosereh
l;..i?.-i ? I. .... that share uf the A-tui
i.\ the ?at?. . oloaol lohn Jm-oo
AM.a ...in.?, i?. an and. In explaining the
i ? ?-: iiiv iahetitsnee rocelet -i
i,i \ ii, ? -I Astul Mi i'.iddl?- said \> tei
-
.lid? iieM 11. tM.si fur Mr, Ast..?
under the win of its. gnutdfather, William
bis fsthei. John Jacob Ast.a .
non ...m?- into tin- hands of Mi gate
.m the dssth o? his grandfather. In 1?,??J.
ti,.- shsre ..f ble astfljta bequeathed t.. ins
i ?on ami bis descendsnta was rntalled
pla<*ed m th.- hand.- -.f truatet But arlth
i th.. bequest ..f Colon el istm the entail
?as in.I ...ntltnie.l hy hlin. and Vin
Axt.u assumes oosnplsts control "
?III
Estste Ma/ Bs $100.000.000.
Aahed t<> pises an ?-innate on the
i amount >.f the .state thus taken pogsss
,,?, Mr. nid.ii.- declsred he eould not
name a ligure. From \arion? aOUrOSO the
amount Is pieced at amounts fioin IS-fltfl,'
<"*0 to !!'??..??j .*?! and n.oie
Bequest? seel which <".->ionei John
la >.b Astor had control and whn h he
..m!.I niak?- pe, sonally. without tin- lurls
dlctlofi of the trustssshlp, have not yet
aeon adjusted," Mr. Middle further ex-,
I plained 'That la t.? *??.?-. it is not <>>i- j
i. i thai Vincent Astor becomes ...
li st?*s with myself, Mr. Rooseeslt snd
Mi Rob mm.., m tlte trust i.n,.i- . , .-.,i.,,
und? the ?.?-ill In favot >.f Mis Madeline
I..1.. Astor, Misa Hurlei Astet und .lohn
Jacob Astoi No trusteeships in thai mat?
ter have s.t Im^'Ii formed, th? matter i?'st
n g In lli hands of th" exe.utors uiid'-r j
tin-Astoi will, who bave not >et arrsnged
??a the truetesshlpa oui tsrau of ..ni..
?m i, i-t?. ? of the Astor est?t?. .-xi.li?-, tin
nor. resting soi?'i> m the hands ?>i
Ml V-'.'i and aSeCUtorfl Of the est?t??
\- a result of these i b mix. .1 i ondltloni
Mr, Astot as? aasunted the msnsgement
of in- prop i Isa and ?pant the grestei
part ol the da-, at ble oflli-e. He geemed
rerj llttlt oat* ? i.I i a ret ull >.f hie
. ?mini ol ??? '??
CUMMINS LOSES APPEAL
Former Head ol Carnegie Trust
Co. Must Go to Prison.
ri.? runrlction of tVltltstn .1 Cummins
? : x chairman <?f the esecutlve com
? ? 11 .- ? ? defunct Carnegie Truat
????nu. . was afllimed by the Appellate '
1 u . lo ?..- ' idai
Cummins erg? found guilty >>* grand
I m te, and \?as seul.-i...i .1 ._i i*_,,
:notitii by Justice Davla to serve .?
>.f ii.' hss than four ysaiv and 1
right months am) not moi?- than 1
- 1 ..ml eight motil hs in Sing Mm.
Cummina wsa Indicted <>*. m\ counts, two1
biCl ? ? 1 ?? ?list?n -? ?1. He t.uil found ,
r'??H ? ?? H ? ii.ialnlng four, of mtSSP
propiisting |l*.<a*0, which be should bars
regarded sa a trust fund.
? *. immlai has bssn sut sa ball on u
. >f nnsoi H.i-1?* dOUht Issued hy
1 1 .i-? i'ohalan, following the conrlctlon
??i the 1. ink?i 11,is \?as to b? In <-ff*?ct
? ;.? 1111^: .ii? pendeaey of in? appeal, ami
,1 is lihel] il at hfl will now have to give
himself up
The trial of l liarle? ||. Hyde, form.'r
Clty ? hambertaln, on an ?adtetmstti or
brlbeiy, alee growing out ->f the Csvrnegle
t..?? 1 1 on,pain affair, Ii ??shedulsd tor
Ii' vt Motada) helou- .fusllce ?ioff. In tl 1
?Mr. 01 dinar., tei m of the BusjtrSflSS COUIt,
and Cummins will likely be a witness.
ihl!
A Very Special Sale
Winter Overcoats for Men
?_=
This sale has been one great b:g, ever-expanding
Success. We have joyfully marked down more and
more of our coats each succeeding day. For tnth
YOU and ourselves are reaping rewards.
You making obvious Savings of $7.50 to $12.50
on Mark Downs from $30. nd $35. to $22.50.
And we, for our part, arc drawing so much voluntary
attention to our other offerings from satisfied overcoat pur?
chasers, that all our losses on cut prices are made up by the
Publicity we are getting and the Friend*, we are making?
friends who will come again.
This Sale has proved conclusively that Special Offerings,
by certain attraction are the best form of Publicity that is.
Now as to the coats themselves. Fancy'materials?all
of them. And this the only "fancy" thing about then Rag?
lans of rich, thick Scotch tweed?, with sl?eves lined with
silk. Chesterfields?the conservative coat de Luxe. And up
to-the-moment double-breasted be'.ted i-llows that one sees
everywhere "dress" is a noteworthy feature. Each and
every coat in the three styles is light in weight, but heavy
enough to be worn when rea! warmth is needful.
Finally, Note this when you come to see: Our Sales
are as representative of how we derived our reputation for
the "Square Deal" as are out offerings in the regular way.
UNDER SAME 0<?HT9XH\?}OWNERSHIPS/SINCE MP
! feROACTWAY AT WARREN ST. -NEW YORK - 5'M AV.BET 27? & 2dT"S*<S
== FULTON ST.ATFLATflUSH AV-BROOKLYN -BROADWAY AT BEOrORD AV.
Heavy Winter
Overcoats
$22.50
Reduced from
$30 and $35
i!iiiiiii....i
DANGER IN COLD SNAP
Coal Dealers Say Supply Would
Be Inadequate.
n rritl lUndti -r th? reaoourli .
nade Within Hi" lust day nr tt\o
? ?i behalt ..r th? iar?r enthradta operat?
? that No? York v .mid gt t
!, il -it?- H i;- ? ? 1 ? . 1. ??-?m?- of the
?i ...i ) t h.u .11
?.?._- ?i'?i? ?r m Ne? fork th?t.i
? ' ? if n - i.i?i, n , old -p. li took pUtt ??.
th*] ? i.'i. nail) p?'"!'?' ?Itbout
? "_!.
gl i ?i- put\ eoRtmlMtoneT
<.r thi Coal m*i ? 'hanta* A Modill?n, uith
v lu. h nid?t .if the . n,.i dealer* in |
..IM at? 'I. raid la-t rii_ht that th?
?iiuatii'ii wot getting m.
da)
DENIES SHE MADE LOVE
Mr.-.. Konselman Defends Her?
self in Alienation Suit.
lira Clara M. i.uii"?timan not her chanca
to deny in tin- Bupf-flM Court, ? f-Ottrda),
all th?* alienation? thai have boon ma?le
???ainsi |,..| in I.." |M,M. .ul."I.UKHI SUlt
rvhl.-h Mrn. Annie Zimmerman hai
brought? bocauoe, an tho lattei sa\s, lira.
Konooimaa captured lb. otto* tioua ?.f in t
husband, a.lam Zimmerman Mr? an.l
Mfl /.Iiiimi-rm.iii are the pu.'lit- >.f tin?
young w.iiiian ?ho married Mis KomoI*
man*! ?on.
Mn Konoeltnaa dented thai ?i.e arot
ha?l r-rfit.?! '/.unmet man OffOCtiOOatOly, 0
hod boon lootlaaOd Mm _***____ omm ??niv
**\ li ti liim -Ik .'.i'I. and thiit \v.m in th.
Zimmerman iiniii.' ?a lu?. tho pwlntlfl
Baked hoi hunt?nd tn mix throo ?blakey
-i.iiiM. Bven attat tho timi ot tho o> tiottg
. ?iiii|.l.tiii,'i| of, Mid Mia, Knii-'lin.iii. aha
and Mi ? /iiniii? i man a*?*- oa go*. I
1.1 m?
Mi?. CorntHlo Ifotioolman. daughter of
Mm /Imincrmaii. tosllilcil a ft? ?!..
[or hoi moth****, and footorda** hot hua
band tootHflod lo* bli mothoi Ho donlod
iii.it ha bad ever noon anything out ni
th* ?.?s it. tho rolatlona ? ; hl? mothor
and hi- fathai-in?lau Konaalman be
. aine e\cll(?l 0*/0t WIM QIMOttOM MkOd
i n,. n> in?"- attorney i"1 hi mothor*la?
In? ii?? ii..i.?i.-.i ha .t?.i m.i bava lo
In iimIi up hin tOOtlmOB] and thai In? kin".?.
tha la?yei had Mroi __nunorman in hlo
office eeveral daya coaching bar. Juattca
h toi i Konoelmun to calm him*
_
AFTER PITTSBURGH BANKS
Attorney Says Clearing House
Members Evade Anti-Trust Law
ni;- ?,m ,;h. No* li Jama* H. Beat
foui el '"' the Motion National Hank, tha
Parmam* I ?.? |.?>?? 11 National Hank and tha
I.m. ..in National Hank, ??r fit?, dty,
charged In opon court te--day that th.?
Plttaburgh Clearing Hon ?? it octatlo**
?aa oporating in violation of tho Bhor?
mon aiiii-tniMt act
ThtM batiks ra?C_ntly BlOd an a, linn
ogalna! tha aovontoan other i.ank mom?
hora of tha Clearing lions??, s???'kinK to r??
atrain lha aaoodatlon from enforcing a
reeol m.?n ?hieb ampo?orod it to regulate
eaehangoa Si rat.'s ,,n drafts and oat?
loctloMi and regul?te paymoal "f Intare I
.lepoejte, and Irepoalng ?iven pennltiea
for fallnre to oboy tho reooluUon. The
gaao lation demurred and naid approit*
mataly i...?^?,**?*-) paoood through the
Clearing lions.- annually, and It was to
pn.ui.it.' aeamd and prudent l.ankliiK that
the reootutloo hail b??en paused.
? I caiii.ot invoke th*; federal law," sai.l
Mr BOOl, in reply, "hut I ?an ask this
?oiirt t., root rain th?.- defendanta from
c_******tng oui a purpose whi.ii woui.i make
ihe Diaintiffa amitnehla to tho redorai law
to. violating the Ntonnau antl-truot uci."
The court re.erv.d It? decisi?n.
AMUSEMENTS.
; .Y" TWICE DAILY
NOER MANY FLAGS
BEST SEATS AT MATINEES S 1.00
WINTER GAR?EN \
II via ??. I
pi?
?SI M ??r. Th.. I
. 1 M? I?) 2
PASSING -II?*-)*, o| 11*1.'.
THE RED PETTICOAT ,1^!'"
Mel .
WILLIAM COLLIER NIWI .,, ;,?
sTII ST. Ih . Hi i ? B'l ...
IliMlf DllCCtl I'C ?>d I n?li-.U < .lined?. ( ...
"?unit IBMUJL o ? si,, st?.i|? ?.. <, -.niei."
PI AYMfilKr ,s' ?*? "' "'?'?' *-?" ? '?
HATtllJUot r. Wed
LITTLE W_0 MEN
M.i.hie llli.itr. I'll . II !? >*i \\. .
READY MONEY
i "i-IMi. .l'a \ .'. ?: ? ** 1" '
THE MERRY COUNTESS
Collier*! t OMKIIV. Slat.I ?? B ? .
FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
LYRIC ^T?aS?5?A?2*",a
FAVERSHAM'S JULIUS CAESAR
udes II y?ver?b?m, Frank Keenaa,
P ??- Fall? r Hellish, Miss J Op|
;;;, DOVE OF PEACE
BROADWAY 5ft
WEBER&FIELDS'Kt?
opKNiNfl i? ?i ok? \n? t Thurs.Ev. Nav.21
Tit KKT* I OK II iiinliMWi K? OTHER
THAN ? ? i: ? ?" Mt.lll ?iv HAI.R IT HO\
Omet Ol HALL, MON.. NOV. I?. !?
A. Ht. 1:*'i i -l M'
Il|.| I M) W "fSlhAvii Kv? ?Tlfl
i.u Fields' HANK** PWKY. Mai To-day.
?Vest Wee h I.I III.K MISS BROWN*
^LACKS OUR WIVES
Mi ? !'.? lia) ..r.i'W -, Henry Kolker.
V , _". Mme ?dm.m- In "The Pap? r Chase "
pCUTIIDV l'he_.. :-_-,' | 8"?* PhoneCol.aHOO
Thaakact* n'?* ?? eels Beats
i-",v "U'-'V?"
Juditn Oastlei tloo.i.Hi \C'"\. m.r.':
Parean) Drams ??*! ??? .??-"'?
THE DAUGHTER OF HEAVIN
LITTLE """''?-"" ?*?
ANATOL
SNOW WHITE
i ? all K ..t ?> t
Mattr.ee T..-.U' ??'
a fairy Tal?
Ptaj for
i hKdren.
v- ., N I ?*''*' Afternoon sxcept Saturdays
LI IRQ I. MateTe-da? * ?Fed. at ?: IS.
WITHIN THE LAW
Great Exhibition
Of Horses
International
I ?enl?
I . A. tMleers
\a, i.n-fH-.h
Datei?, Rel
. m and
' aiiMdiau
,n M11 i ?a i \
i ont- rt?.
Hunters, s...i
die l|i
Tandem.?
I-'oiir-ln-Han.|?
rotter?. Un, k
neve, Clydesdale?
HIkIi Jumplns.
ml Water Jump
v.lii I..I..I1 81._
I DCI ACPfl West 44th .*h Evenln?
DtLAOl/U ?.,. | .;, | ,-,.,,.., ... ?.?
"MISS STARR TRIUMPHS." v,,\
FRANCES STARR
m TfTIR t Ash ol MM K\
U?OMPI IP l H IB Mata
nCrUDLIbi I?] * W .1 . _?
\\ -, III lot I ,|.,I I I? v ,,; l*el?(?, ,. i-,.t
j GOVERNOR'S LADY
.'Ol \\ KMUfs. i: 211 fll i: ?? .... M.,, Td,
A SCRAPE 0' THE PEN ' ,*JJ
?f I__IT B'waj and Kith St. (ve* s SO.
?flrjuu ||AT i:vi;i?v i.\Y \ i ????>
' :," RAINEVS AFRICAN HINT
UAMMERSTCIN'S : ,';;.. V::,
,a|. Mr -'?? .x ',.', s,..,,.; ? , ir, .ni,.,- ?, g -,,-;?
QUAKER OATS BLOSSOMING
l Will Issue Sn.000.000 in Stock ? d
Cut Big Melon.
'I'll?' Quaker OflU Compsa) has esllsd
i- maetlBfl of the comiaton atoekhsldsrs
for November II Is tsotiaMsr a propose/!
lacree e of ji.jt*'..'? in the oosamsti
and autltortse th?* Issue of th?*
? nos in th?* HaiBUIfli maklnn* a
total of 110,000,0011 In annoum-in-* a i-om
ni,.ii .st.n-k <li\i.lend ?if $'.1,.'i00,000 a recent
letter t-> the -dOCkhotoWl stat??d thai
*&**U*\000 of the flurplUfl on hand on Oe
r.-iiih.-'. B, 191t, had h.'??n transfsiTsd t?.
permanent iRVeStlUSHt, with a view to
keeptni pace with the rapid growth of
the comp4M]
The n>-?\ StOCfe will bfl ISSUSd <'ti DS?
cemhor ?"> sad win h<? entith-d to th?* r.-mt
lar ?|iiart?-rly dividend .?( 2'-? psi CSlH,
PSJfflblS Januaty l& t'ominon atOCk h.ild
,. ni- record Norembsi :?."> ?111 receive "ne
share of the n? ?.?. for every tarn uf the
aid
AMUSEMENTS.
CmTinC m.-,.. To-da) .t- We_ at mo.
NAZIMOVA ?,,,'?, noViT
i VOCIIIi ""? *'?''' ?"*' l'-v* * -'o Sharp,
LluCUm ||?M i?-?!??? .?-? Thur?.. :
:.:: BILUE BURKE ,HK >,,>D
NEW VOKK'K I.KAPIM. THKATRM,
live?, at ?10,
In. .t- \W(i at : 10.
? 4 a I dram
him \ iiiinvi
. it Evo. ? 20 _har_
Mau To-da] <_ Thur?.. *.':20.
I 11 K M I N I>
Till. PAINT OIRL
uAnniu? da, A we.i 2:it
JOHN MASON ,,;rxTTUKiJr
CRITERION ! SEATS NOW
x:VI IIOMli? H ?m-, V. '. H.-i ..._?? . Ten
WHAT AILS ^P-rtHeah^Nawrai-a,
VAII 1 vsl* THK ?KKAPt'RER
TUU I KT THE CRITERIO*?.|
Harris s i?,F?;s;??-?*i?S
A RICH KAM'S SOR
F?LTON
THE LAUGHING NOVELTY
; YELLOW JACKET
HUDSON ' v
r; ? HELEN WAR?, ?i\.?i,i?.?.?
Next ?MS'Mrs.pjske T?l< V ??"
PARK
run***
IRhTRT
NEW AMSTERDAM "
THE COUNT ? LUXEMBOURG
LIBERTY
?t i;
\\ . ? - ?
un rcTnurc neu
Knlrl.erh.M l-er. Il'w.v. >?'-?. t*f.? ' li.
Ha a '.'.-.,:? is.
The I _?( Udrd in Ma?i. al < ?iiiied?.
OH! OH! lh I I HIM
MOU UN ROtfGE .3?
Evea lili. Matine?? I . .1?. M.
ZIEGFELD FOLLIES
gaiety s.::yT:5?vSi; hi
Will kr?*p \00
I mi.li.ii. fro*
ltr_iniioi_ to I.?-.
G I A R F Mali T?.- :..??? _? a*??. Ml.
?_VO_- MONT(???IKKV I MOM
_t*?Bjr, 46 fit HAU JAMS
i... ? - 1_. : The lady of tbo Slip?*-*.
C. O. D.
METROPOLITAN *?__
Ta doj Mat. at 1 .:i? - o?*-fli**rdaemm?i?i|
l'r?"in*tad. Homer, Kornl?. Alien. Spar.*?.
Hurrlan. (?rlawold. Well. Oorltt Cor.d., H*r.S
??un. Kv-f. Concert ?BOf te 11 *>??? *.*'?*?**?
ZlmhalUt. Ru??ian Vloltniit. Hupp?*'.?1 X*r*
tin, Entire Or?.'hoatra. Connu?-' . rolacc*
Neat W ??*?*.: Mon. a? h Kooatgak-Mr?
Enriar, Robe?on !_el.ut>. I'orr.la; .om,
Uorlts, Didur, ii?l?? Conductor, H*rtt.
lue?, a- s l'hlla.-t hl.aao Opera Ca
llainlel. Zoppllll, Cianeroa, Titta Ruf"'? ???*
Hubera.au. Bcott, Warncry. Nice.?".
j Uen'l Mu?. Dir., ?'ampanlnl
Me,i. at ? -D_ubl? n: Ca?. BaeUiOBJ
t and raalia?ci. Daatlnn, Borl, '. ucboaaj '-*?
: .??? M ?i in. Amato, CU!? >??.;. Pola??*
I luir?., ai I Kanal. ?-'atT_r, Ma-bo.r-.
I J?rn, itoiiiier. Ollly, Caoduetor, Bturaat *
I ri. al s Manon I ?orool Uon; v_f****
IBiottl, Segur?la Conducta Pole.ee.
??at. at *?Magie Klute. Deattnn. ra'Wi l*"*
?but), Homer, Alten; s>;;_l-. i.ankow .<1*-'J*
??orlu. O risa old, Reis? t'onductoi H?rti
HARDMAN PIANO D8ED. ___
(?ID nnilftHIC Thea.. B'y.43d tit ??_**?_,
H. wUllAW O Hau ra dai *? v. ed 2 1?
GEO.M.COHAN ??oV?miVv'A
IfTM B'wav^ssi k\? *> i.' >??*,_?_P'
Ad I Un .vUr.i n'ed Man .".??? to H ?*
A Din UIT Douj-la?- FAIRBANKS li ?
Dl Ql 111 I HAWTHORNE of to ti-tt
UPlun ;>. ? v Mat To-d*'
UIIAlIU ( |?rlea ? herry. "I'a??ei- ?**?
Blani ?? Rln_ : )?> Wall SL-SS
SYMPHONY
WALTER OAMROSCH, ConduclW
h: in.iir.iM (Mooday) lit. al ?
New AeoHoa Hull. M M. i?l OU
Mi?/i(rt. - n ? on? No. :i. >laa?rnet J*"
iiKirlani? \n? from "Manon" ? ,v *r'
thai " 0\ rtu.? Th? di ?Om
from "Thai?."' ?' Kand?'i ????lii????.1
. ? CLEMENT /
i *, r \ ? a i ? h a n
PHILHARMONIC
S i. It 1 I iiK N'K.U' YORK.
JOSEF STRANSKY vo*utct<m
i'(.-inr?rr?i\?. (??iindH.Ti Aft. at ?.
,? McCORMAC?
Ticket? -0 ?t? to $1 '?" .???? ?' B'1? ??
NEW AKOI.IAN HAI I. Hrat < oicert "'**
U Meat <:td s(. nicht m) *?)>?
ADELE MAR?ULIES TRI?
H. at?. |?. %dele Maraiilie?. V.'*J_
$1.50. $1.110 I r?|?.l(l I lelitenber. y.'g
ai liox Uffli? Heu -chuli.-jJJ,
I. H IIAN-OV* (OM KRTJ..
Aeolian Hall
llii? Allerunnn
..i J ;'.(?
Sent? |t'J o(i t.. 7.V
N?.?? ai Hall KNABE riANO____
' ?vl\v;V,,:SONB?YNIfiHT.8:30:.:;,?r??t
NEWMAN^
-ON'? (OM rBT?,a__,
GRAVES

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