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GOOD WILL AKD PLENTY
im
To Him That Hath Not Is Given.
the Poor. Siok and Lawless
Rcceiving Sympathy.
PROSPEROUS OPEN HEARTS
9
Reports of Scarcity of Tradi
tional Turkey Contrndicted
by Generous Portions, and
the End Is Not Yet.
i.
ith each other
i
,?1 thrown
?
lu th< '
. will
? . ??'?? red in
appeal I i
..il.
nd i riy, a as lahercd
of tbe >'???
. . ..id lot ot thoui
. hilly ladlff. r
mth of fellowship which
i.ad planned io apread a Thankagiving
? ? family or
? .-....
. ..
i ?
? y that had been
innual tur
?
Ively con
:..i when 11
. . ed foi
-Vn.i meal lo-da*
Bread L.ne an Appetizer.
Vs a. flrst i
Mil li ii :' ,n'*
Wlnti. '?? morning, and
Bower. prepar. d i1 atomach for the
?
vvhrtl bt hind the ban of ?
.1) . ?? Ital, I.r
Bhl ..;ii and
?
natltuttoai
their proi
iy, with the dln
? :
Thtre ? Thanks
ng baak< t* ' ?' 'table
'
md children
b< fore thi
Mppointi trtbutlon and Che
I to proti et theai
... 0f t ?? i
: Charitlei an.i
l
.
tendanta ai d othi ? i mploj ?
.. u. s had it that 30,000 _X
an<) pro] ;:iailtitiCH ..."
rere conaumed
I Knlcki rbocker'i boardt n
taual \u spe
clal entertainment. Commiaaioner Whit
? of ' Ity oflh lala visited
preaent at ?
conaisting of a
..,?, 0| acts under tht tnanagernent of
B. F I
?odatlon prn
nder the dtrec
Barfj for the branch
.1. the workhoui daU'a lsland,
Institutlon served a i ij
turkey dinner,
hundred aad flve prlsoners cele
1 -nh_. A
Icken dlnner was
served for them In tl ??' D.
ami W'ardei Di Georgt
Band< son th< T ??? bs chai i raagt d
for music, which was furniahed by the
Balvatlo
jullua Harburger playad tl ?
ho8t t. the alimon* clab ln i.udiow street
jalL The Bherlfl waa on th- spot when
Wardei - hnsoa raag the dlnner
and th- thirt. > n
i . allmony club filed into
No. 13 Leaves tlie Table.
The thlrteenth ihan In line -v.t> Davld
Moakowlti*. Whea bs saw that be woald
makS the thirt.-.nth at the tahle he qulck
.]..w . ;i^kir.K to 1..
arlth t he o.in
n*rx of the UBtOCky mimi.cr tha: h<- re
Coward
Shoe
hano far
ourett so'-_?
LtArneff
MNC* SCL?
Improved
Cushion
Insole Shoe
At last ?i REAL outhion
?bo*). M;ikis Um hnrdept
pawment foel Bof. nnd yicld
ing to tho foot. The ipringj
?6.6 remaini* npringy. Thr
combinatioi) of frlt. leather,
oorfc and kid giTd all-day
eotafoil t.i tender I
$5.00 to $6.50
SOLD NOWHERf: RLSE
JAMES S. COWARD
264-274 Grecnwich St., N. Y.
si *k ?Aii?r\ msaai
Mall Order* I lll.d .??. nd 'or C_Uior_.
: ,,, tou. h dlnaei evea afw the J
. flnlshed tbetr meeL
, oei ol the allmoay club rose to the |
. ,j dellvered a flowery oAArema.
Indnpes ol Bherlfl Har*
burger Tl ? o, however, wbo ex- J
..; frierld Jollus la thls reepect, bs ,
and in.: was Mrs. Johnaon, wlfs ;
. .......... . n ,, raa tbi tii.t to
, j ,.f ?] prlsoaer whenever hs waa
The Munlcipal Lodgii - Houae, ln Last
i bealeged throughoul the
William 1 rlatendent j
? hundred d'nners,
? : ... relays ,0* fasl
.. ti . Umtti d room permltted. The end
..f tn.' Ilm "f men and women who walted
? |r turn vas at one tlOM
lu away.
. , . . t.. sti. ICll a
esterday in regatd to dlet, and
everj patient who eould taekls turkey I
witi 0 Iai -;? ? -.. hlmself was
from di?;appri|ntnient. Flowera I
ward, aad music and stngtng
il ',? itun ??: the ? ntertala- j
I :.. ih. afflli '".
ln ths cliarital.le institutlon.'. ror chil- |
. orate arrangement* made the
? ;h\ a memorable one to th.' youngsters.
unchlng the atarks of food pla.'.-d
th. chlldren W< :<? enter
:., ... r,A ron
cert* and t ibl 1
Boy Scouts Eat, Eat. Eat.
Thi American Boy Bcouts, two thou
sand -trnnp. had a s. etual Thankaftvlng
dinner at noon ln the 22d RefUnicnt Ar
. t and Broadway. The
attai kin~ Qualltlea of the young soldlers
t ti. ii sovere tesl when many >>f
? failed to appear, and it da*
volved upon the hovs to do away with
? Ktrs portloai ol ths sdibles pra*
; ?
Majyi General Edwli A McAlplB dui
the lu.nois. After the turkey had been
. on tbe boya" plates they 1
D W. Qateaon, of it Taomas'a
. offered grace He announced that
that ? ? !? to be made after
net ha.i been cancelled, and the
ted of the boys a*as to
v.11. eat. eat
of |.. ot wera fed during the
At ? o'clock
thi Doyei Btreel Mldnlght Mission be
gan to aervs dlnnei In the o\,\ Chinese,
theatre at No. 5 Doyers Btreet, and lt was
eatimated that at leaal a thouaand people
vere fed in tlie COUrSC of 11.?- ev.-nlnj..
Th<- Fiorencs Crltteaton Mission gave
? Thanksglvlng dinnei In the new |
home al No, SB Wesl I th street Proral
11 ..'clerk in ths morning untll late at
nlght noor women were aerved wlth din-|
1 tw. hundred baaketi wers dls
trlbuted among poor famllles.
Ood'a Provldeacs Houae, at No VA Bow
ery, served loui hundred dlnnert In the
? ,t the afternoon, an.i | ? Bot ? rj
Mission hei.i its annual Thanksglvlng dln
his ..'? lock In the even
Idren were feti hy
. Polnta Mission ai No UJ I'ark
an i Bt. An.it>"A 1 ..!.? ? eni coffee
al No Sl West Ith street, gave dln
ni r t>. two thousand persons between noon
and evening.
. Sewsboyi Lodglng !i i*e. N*o.
'.1 New Chambers "treet s dlnner eon*
f turk.y, regetsbies, frult, cake?.
? jie and caady was aerved for atl boya.
ii.. j boya below ths a?" of eighteen were
admitted and all te?titie_ to a good time.
The I...-1 yeeterda. waa Wllllam Wai
dorf Aa1.. r. Who COUM not le present in
person. 1 ? Ben! ? greetlng to bla guesta
fr. m London. It was neeeasary to .et th*
?\\ro to accommodate ail the boys,
bul ever)' one voted the dinner B ! Uge
rote of thanks for hia hoa
pltality waa passed and senl by mall to
Mr. Aetor.
TYPHOON KILLS MANY
Immense Property Damage in
Philippines Also Reported.
Manlla, Nov. 28.?Many llves were
rlng .. savere typhoon whlcl oc?
curred t??-?!*?>-, catn-inn immense diim
age to property.
The ?tonn, arhlch wai
, roased the isiands of EUunar, Leyte
and N'ortli I'anny, leavlng ruin 11: it*
j..atli. The i(.\sn <>i Tacloban, the capl?
tai of Leyte, a*ai practlcallj deatroyed,
Two Bteaaoera were wrecked in Taclo*
ban Harbor.
How man 1 v sre killed hy
f a 11 i ti j? houaes, flylng debrla and by
drownlng is not known, bul Dl
llfi 1.- reported to have been great, aad
t ,.? damage la ettlmated at aeveral
mlllion ]?-fos.
Another typhoon of unui iai geverlty
is predlctad by the weather bureau
along tha weat coaal of Mindanac.
AUTO'S PRANK KILLS NONE
Alfred R. Whitney's Party Has
Remarkable Escape.
|Uy Telegrapk to Tl." Trlbune )
Morri.town. N. J.. Nov. %%? Alfred R
Whltney. hls biater. Miss Whltney; Mr.
ar.d Mr*. OeOTge C, Tuttle and Mra. We'
ter Mi ' onutch had a remarkable eseap"
from death this mornlnr when Mr. Whlt
ney*s automoblle, ln whleh they were
riding, slrtdded and turned completely
over, impnsoning the _.aity underneath.
No one. was hurt except tbe ebauffeur,
Rebefl Scott, WhOOS head was pinne _
under the steerlng who.-l.
The |.hit\ was motorlng out fiom New
York tO dlne with Mr i.nd Mra, Haroll
B Ortswold. of this town. While drivin*
aloag Madison avenue near Mrs D. Wfl?
lis Jamea'B place the cai skidded on the
w>? pavlng. lt war- on a blll. an.',
dssplts the efforts of Ihe chauffeur. th*
automoblle slid off the road and struck
th- i-ott ground at th.- slde. The auto?
moblle. a powerful. six-.ylinder tourink
car, turned over into the deep gntter 0*.
tbi BMe of the road. The CaPS tor. kept
''.. BMsaaen >.f ths party from falthMt
..ut and _aved them ir..in being Crutbe.
under the sMsS <>f t'.? car,
Mr Wlmney and Mr Tuitle CraWleJ
out and aMad the women t.? sscape. The
two men. with a passerbx, lifted the car
Bufldently to extricate tha cbaeAsar.
BcaMTs bead was cut tnd he was badly
i.ruised. l.ut not _eflOUSly huit.
MAY SELLJ-OOD ON SUNDAY
Delicatessen Men's Lawyer
Says Gaynor Will Help Cause.
Leon M. F'rlnc- ...'insel for the Deli
catsssea Dealen Aseodatloa, told the
dealers at a IllSSllhg last nlght that
Mayor ?'.aynor believed they were. in the
ln oonductlni tbeh battaeas on
Sutida..
Th. - ive heen seiling
sd foods untll M o'eloek in the even?
ing Prlncs Bald recently as .'.n\inced
Maglstrats 0*Coaaor, ln tbe Harlem po
ii.. court tbal the Bectlon of the <ode
lag 'servii aMewhers by .uterera'
meant that the dealers eouM ^eii on tn-ir
own premlsas, althounh the ma..lstrattj
v..is ,.f ta. ep-Bloa that "served elee
wher.- meaal tbal the caterer's employes
vNo.iid hr.vt t,, dellver it to the cuatot
ers honi..
Priaes said ihe Mayor, wluun he watted
on re.ently. agreed Wtth bb. interpreta
tion of tha law and promiae.j to help out.
n
TO
DESPITE IHE S
Several Thousands Attend An?
nual Memorial Mass at
St. Patrick's.
MANY VISIT OLD TRINITY
Dr. Burch Calls Fate of Nations
of Antiquity Our Bpst
Warning?Dr. Van De
Water's Sermon.
Thi aaowy weather which uabered In
?i baj-taglvlng inornlng aaemed to bava
little effect upon those to whom i Inn h
attendance la atlll ati IntagTBl I'ait of
tr," dag'a obeervence, aml the Btreeta be
gan to ba nued abortly after flonriaa wlth
the earliest Of the worshippera.
At rit. Patiick'fl Cathedral the Cathollc
Banevolent i.egion attcnded Ita annual
memorial maaa for the -ouis of dead
membera of tha ortau-laatlon. Beeeral
thouaand men. -epreaentlng th* thirty
threa eo-BcDa of th? diatrict. were praa?
anl at tha aervlee, at whloh the Rev
Joaeph P. FTenelly was the celrbrant of
the ninss, assiste.I by the Rev. Ifatthee
J Duggan and the Rev, James J. Talbol
The Rev. (Jeorne A. Herthel pieaehed the
sermon.
?Are we turtdng Thanaaglvlng into a
pagan holiday'.'" was thfl BUbJeel which
the Rev. Charlefl Bumner Burch cboea
lor his remarka to a large congregatlou
at r>id Trlnlty. The tendeney of the
Umea to dJaregard tba kJea tipon whloh
tbe day waa founded and ita tranaforma
tlon Into a aecular hollda) were toaturea
whkh should he dlBCOUragfld, l'i Burch
bald. He continued:
Wa ara in giave ijanRer ..i becoming
a natlon i>( akflptlca, for the flkeptlclsm
arhlch flhOWl Itself ln cvery-day methodfl
of llvlng Is far more dangerous than
in. re intellectual doubl We are ln dan
ki ;? ol f.Tg.'ttiiig lb? Ideabi of lh< fathera
and of ceaatng to tight aa a natlon foi a
i bristian i?i*a of religion aa oppoeed to a
flnanclal one. Proflta rather tiian riglita
?', too often tbfl objeet for which wa
itrive
Ancient Nationt a Warmncj.
The fates Of the i;nal natlOflfl Of BO'
tlqulty are our heat warnliig nol lo I ???
come godleaa and ceaae to glve thank
for beneflta reeelved l; Ifl <? common be
i-,.f thal we an the i.ple "i destlny.
aid thal good thinna win contlnue to
..une om way regardlflaa ??( oui dlapoaal
,,! them The anawei lo thia bellef li?-*?
I,, ti , rulna of Rome and the faded glor)
of Oreece Th< people of tiieei magnlfl
cent cltlei bellaved tbat they, Ioo
gulded ifi thelr careen bj Ihe i.'n atara
ln : raven. an.l to-day lh< broken columni
..f th?ir templsfl proclalm the fallacj ol
the bellrf We mUBl gUBTd OUrselVC
from the feeiinK thal wa an omnlpoteni
There were Bpeelal Tlunkaglvlng aer
vtcea a' the Fifth Avenue Preabytarlan
Church, and 1 >i, Jowi tt preached t ie
sermon.
The Ln ti. of thfl I...-W f'. edom, < i
aml spttitual, was tha Bubjfld ol hlfl ? ".
_!rH?.o, in the eourae nf whlch li? touched
upon the atiuggle now golng .>n in the I
Belkana. He aaid In pai t:
Whenever at any tlme ;. mai
mltted to h'ad the oppreaaed t.> llber f\
i am prepared t<. sing th? aong .f Mo*e
11, my oa n daj yoki i navfl bei ?. broki i
an.i captlvea havfl been 'ed oul oi bi
ag. to freedom Wlthln tha laat flftv
yeara lyraata have been I n k. n, t.ut ih.te |
nrf ntar.y more tO r?e hr.ikeii. and mui h
.i otoaeite work !h yel .?> be done
ot the powera <s* Heav n ar" Interei
in the caiipe of hlm who goes oul fi
under rervitude.
Thi oppreaaed of Bulgaria and Monte- '
negro are obtalnlng their dellveranci II
,* the ??'.i.ik of Mosea ,u,<) we mual alng
tiie aong of Moaefl I have aeen ms .?
men wenrliiK the whlti robe and cai
the palm. These miMi have ;. l-.iti ;
.nnd conscience and carry ti" mi:. of vic?
tory. No emandpatoi ran do ihla klnd
of work Tne great evenl of th* daj l?
not when men an emanripated, bul
m hen they p il on the whlte rol ?? md
carry the palm, v hen men .aat ..ft thelr j
raga, thelr kabiti and pul <.n thi whiu
? And llvs in harmony a Ith the l
wlll.
l can aee thal thfl leaven of lleaven
is working. i do not know ..f ? plai i
on the aarth a'here Moflea te. nol working
-in China, Japan, Cerea, t!.e Italkan
Btatea. 1 do nol know of any plnies
whare Moaea is nol working t"-.l.r lead
ing people out of bondagi Bul you and
l have fcot to take care if the Chlnes.
leaven be th* aong of Moaea We musi
Tf>nch them the song of the Lamb, and
China, Japan .'1:1.1 Corea mual be laughl
the aong of ibe Lamb
At Rt. AndreWa Eplact-aaal Church, al
Kifth avenue and 1.7th Btreet, thfl R
ln. Oeorge R Van iv Water preacl e I
lils flrft ThankaAivlnK BBIHIUII ti
rerovcry from tlie eye trooMfl Whlch haa
nfflicted him for the inst three yeara, and
hla apparent hnpTOVfld health seemwl to
lmpart to the BBfVtvi an unt'nual thanks?
giving quality. \ large ''ongregatn.11
gathered to hear Dr Van I)e Water and
the ehoir aang from the new- eholr stalls.
the gift of Mrs. Kliza .lumel < aryl In
comiuemoratlon of the rertor'a IWenty
fifth annlveranrv ol BflTVlce and aa a
thank offering foi his recorery from his
aftlirtion.
rorporate communlon of th< dtj chap
tern of the Brotherhood "f Bt Andrew
waa i-elehrated VflBtcrday morr.lng by
Rtahop Qreer at the Cathedral of Bl .lohn
the DIvlne. and the majorltv of the
churchea were___ap*esented. Th? m>iion
was aaststed wV Dflan Oroevenor and
<"anon Jeeiea He gHve a ahoti addreaa
to th* membera of the brothorhoed
THANKS GOD FOR WILSON
Bishop Orateful Next President
Is a Church Man.
I B> Telcgiaph ti, The Trtbuni
tevaanab, Kov. ?.-in daUveiing the
Thanksgiving pru.\ *r thlH mornlnK bflfore
ti..- loutl Qeorgla r^onfarenee of tba
Methodlst Kpi.sroimi Clmreh Bouth, BlBhop
Jam.'K 11. IfoCey, ..f DliilllBgliBin, Ala..
prnyed foi dlvlnfl Buidancfl for Prealdent
MA) t Woodrow Wilson. "the man who, by
Ihfl eudrragae of a gr?at pe..pie. i?h beaa
eleeted to tbfl PTeflidfl?cy of b gre.it 111
tloii."
Hlshop McCoj 1 ?'?turned thanks lo thfl
Almlghty that He had given this rountiy
"a ruler who la k man of the church. a
man who fear* Ood and bflhevea ln JesuB
Christ "
He aIbo prayed that the Almightx- will
direct thu next Prealdent In all his iahors
and defond him agalnht tlie "assassln,
Blckness and trouble of any aort."
MEXICANS CROSS LINE
Armed Band Menaces Towns in
New Mexico.
Aliiuquerqiie, N, II., Kov. 28 I
large hand of Mexhans, w*\\ mounte.l
and hea\ily armed, Inyadad New Mex
1. o lasi light aad i"-night ar-- threat
f ning raids on the towns of Mc.nticello,
Falrvlcw and Cuchillo, ,n Kierra. Coun?
ty, \(Ki BBjIag from the border.
Clttaena of the threatened towns h;:\e
armed tnemaelvea and ari- prepared to
offer reslBtance. A poaaa of liftj men
Btflrted for the scene of tninhle wlth a
view of drletag the marauderfl fr?.ni ih?
atate.
8. B. D.ivis. Called Btatea Attorney at
l*fts VngH-*. has a-kiKl Attorney Oeneral
Wickeraham for 1 ati ; U< na.
HUNTERS PAY TOLL TO DEATH
Two Instantly Killed by Stepping in Range Just as
Others Fire, and Another the Victim
o( an "Unloaded" Rifle.
Bj Telegraph te The Tribune 1
Poughkeepete, N T ?ov. _?.-*Vhllo
trylng s new rlfle to-day. Carl Reeb, ?
hunter, bIhK ami MUed Carlo Si.arti. hM
ehum, in a woodman'a cablr mar I'W
irigs. Recb was arrested and ls held tt
jall pendlng an laveatlgatkwi.
tltoti and .lohn Roetnua, another hunter,
were examtnlng the rlfle and Rech ralsed
ti..- weapon to shoot out of an open uin
dow Itostnus sugg'^ted that h. Bre
out of the door at the >ide of a building
,,,,|m -it. Reeb did so. and as ho pulled
the trigk'er Mcartl StOPPSd into th- -OOT
way. The bullet pierced hls heai:
wohuir Maai Ktn tt A routhful
hunter WM BCCtdOntall) shot and killed
botO t.'-oay by another boy. Joaeph <;at
dey. the lourteen-y.ar-ol.l son of .1 botei
proprteior, wa.* the trlctlm. Oardey and
Arthui Boudreau, fifteen years old, had
returned to the Boudreau home from a I
LAWRENCE CITIZENS UNITE
Renew Pledges to Defend the
City Against Slanders.
Lawrem , Maaa., Nov. M.?tlnltlng In
., aerlea ol mass me-tint-s tt rarloua
Bectiona ..f the dty to-nlght, thouaanda
of cltlzens of i-iwitiii- renewed theli
vowa ot patriodam ami loyalty t.. the
natton's Bag. Thay pledged themselves
under atn and all em um.*tan<tes t.i BU|>
p.irt tbs dt) govemmenl ln enforclng
ths lawi for the protectloa of property
nnd the preaervatlon oi law aad order,
to malntain and di ti nd ths I onor of tbe
dty "agalasl the tdandeis ..t her en
?,,,-? nnd t.. .- ready at ail tlmes t..
promote through united efforti the t-'-"
eral lateri sl "i tbe ? hols ? Ity.
Barliei In tne day IJo. textils op<\a
tbered in a flk id and llatened foi
nn 1.? and a half wnile i'.s. ph J
Ettor, ths Lawrencs strtk.- leader ac?
quitted on Tuesday .-t reaponMbllltj foi
the murdi r .?: Aaaa i-opHao ln oni <-'
Inal wlnter*s .-1 r 1 k. rlots. sxpounded the
d... trlnes of the industrial Vl'orken <<t
the VVorM.
The caplUllst claas, Bttoi said,
?should be thankful f"r tbelf palaces,
utomobiles and 11..11 wealtb, t"it
. dollai alavea an.i Beven dollai
ilavea have nothing for whlch io i
thank'
i_>rd Byron's obeervatlonthal thedln
ner bell is tn. tocstn <?; ll
quoted i.y Bttor, who then rf,
? . t...,. arould come when ll ?
. ;i would tit ;h- "" aln of the
.
? . 1 ,,f l::..n I' .
illtt parl ' ' '
,,,.,, .,., ,;.,.! i.tt... and Arturo '.I"' ?
1 ,. . , itrlki ? idei ?" I-'vm.-i."
.. ,, thls clt) on Bui la
Bpeak ln I'aelno
reei iad Bt ? on ?? aa ? ? ri" -,!
TITANIC ORPHANS AIDED
Details of Relief Disbursals
Made Public.
Aanouncemenl was made ? ? rrda
tl. diap ?? 'i-.'. ol "'?' Titanic rei af
Wllllam n Hear t atartetl, and
Thi S'eu N"'^ American"
Ti.e i.i..na_;. r ..f the fund.
..., .,, t| ,. | fcugh tbs
fund ? gr< 11 ? ' ' ??'i"--'-> ;,,:,1*
,, ,,i,,?? would ne aaaun-d ol a .:??"<' 1 1 1
,' ? *n ? mt .? outrlRhtglfl
.... their Thankagi-rlna Day Biean
1 ,,. them.' ?"?' %! *?taon
.;, , Kood !.?? to many or
b. WltflOUt
... t for tl leneroslt)
ibllc."
. utora ""' "M ?' "*"
. ntaa- fund _..*"' '
. Mh pald 10 Captaln u
,.. ,,,....,. .llrectloi of tl.;<
, t . . ,. nn ln **%ing th.
IIvm of over TM p
t I"
?
S ?? a ? ta llai lb '!???? 5 |
CHRISTMAS FUND GOWING
Provision for 75,000 Poor Indi
cated by Promises.
i raderick To-rn**nd Martln announcea
that there ls B llrely tttereal exhtbtted
in tiie bui ceas oi ths (rhrletmaa Kund for
1.12, Which Is expected tO pro' hle tlin
.,.,.1 . and) foi al leaal II,.I
pooi ? hildren and their mothers through
?ut ths clty. He mads public last niaht
the followlog iist of patreaaasss for
the t und ,. .
Mrs Viinderbilt, Mrs Btuyvesani Heh,
,,,,_.,. Jn>- ilould, Mrs Aletander
VMn it--'ii ?? laer, Mrs Iteginald C. Van
deriilll Mra T. l Oaklev Rhlnelander,
Mra John R Dreael Mra Qrti.Id
.; | i, Chauncey M l>epew. Mic
Cliarle: H Vlexander, Mrs. Adolph La?
denburg. Mra James M Kldder. Mra.
Joaeph Sti. i.ne\, Mra .rederlclt M. I'a
,,,,.. Mra Bdward N. Breltung. Mra
Ormond O. Hmlth, Mis william lt
II,.,,,.,. Mis l...l_ It.ihlns.m and Mitss
i lonatance Warri n
One of the moal Interesting iraturr*
of ths plan* foi the _ucce_s >>f the fund
v, ni be .' di amatlc and mualcal entei
tninmenl al Bnerry'a Mondaj afternoon
i,,., Htuii.-i 9 Mr. Hherrj Im* atven the
,,s. of tiie grand ballroom. Beata and
boxei can be obtalned only from Mi Mar?
tln i,t the ac* lal i rai,. h of thi t'hri
i un.i il the Hotel Plaaa Th.- itHt of en
tertalners has noi been full) announcea,
bui ii wlll Includs Mlle Trentlnl, wlth
Mlgnor Oaelano Merola as ronductor, and
M.iiie Dresaler
Sunday niKht Oeorge Cohan wi\[ ape
ii benefll nerrormance in Ihe Cohan The
Rtre foi tha fund Ths blll, whlch ln
cludei more than twent) acte, Is headed
b) u?ber and Pli Ida and Mr Cohan ? III
appear and aoma oi ths moal populai
Bhows along Broadway wlll contiibuts
talent. \ acore of sh>.w ki? i-> have irol
unteered I i acl as progi immi gii la Mr,
Cohan expecti Ihe recelpts w\)\ provide
t'hrlstmas dinner' foi I0.OM i.r chll
dn n
' AD" NOT AIMED AT WIFE
Sylvester 0. Bryan Says Notice Was
Purely Buainess One.
? i.i <; Bryan, son of Bdward P.
Bryan, fortnerlj preMJsnl ol the inter
borough Company. ?'?aid it inu boeaa, In
Bonnd Mr...?k. yesterday that th?- adver
t . BMBl he had puhhsh..l sa\injr that he
w.iiild not he respmisiiile tor iin\ labtl
eontracted in his name by any one aava
btmself nidi. iited no disaRieement wlth
i,is wife. it araa Jsslgaed, bs declared,
to protad blm bi a purely baalness mat?
ter, \\'lat thls matter wa* h> r..fus> ?!
ti. sa- Bx*Judgs Morgan ?' O'Brien,
Mra, Hr.an's umle. nald at hi* hoim yts
terday thal he know ..f ao dMfereaces b,
tsreea his nlees an.i her husband whleh
Caald induee the latt't to publiah such a
BOti ?
<>n Jine .'.;, !r?.IT, S>lvester Kr\ari, th.n
twenty j^ars old. was aeeretly marrl.it
to Mlas Aii.e Bsatrtee O'Brien. sightaea
yeara oM, taaghtat ot lohn T, CfBrlen,
Th.-ir relatlves were not informed nn'it
Hi im
ihootlng trlp. and whUfl m we >?"" "?"
ren - Bo-draau, the tweiv.-%eai-.hi
brother ol Arthur, picke.i up a rine.
whlch ba au-epoaed was not loa.i.d
potnted the areapon al Cktxdey and pullea
the trlgger Oerdey was Inataatly ?*??'?*?'
Lawrflne* Boudreau was arreeted, bul
M tb< tnedical e-amlner pronoui ? I ''
eaae cleerly icetdenUl no charge wai
pt. f.-rred
Bhamokia, Pean.. Nov. I_-Wh_a huni>
Ing to-day, William Walker, twelv? yeara
old. waa a. cidcntailv shot and killed when
be atenped ln i?_?e of anothet bwiter
U the latter fired hla rtfle. Thfl bpUOt
plerced w alker'a heart
rtebeeter, Kov, U. Harold Converae.
MTflnteen yeara oid. of Llma, died Ifl ?
hoeplUl here to-nighi from a gunahol
woiind in thi :ibdom. >n, -i"1 l" have been
re,. ived acctdentally whil ? hunting.
$600 ENOUGH AT SEVENTY
H P. Camp Says Annuity
Should Suffice Brother.
[i\\ Tflleerrapk le Thfl Trlbuae :
Hartford, Coan., Not <_ The wlll ol
Herbert P. Camp, of Waterbury, waa Wed
for probate yeaterday. In the wlll Mr.
Camp leavea his only brother. Edward A.
Camp, an Ineome of not more than bbbj
a year. Tbe reaaon M , Camp gave to
personal frienda for thla small baqueel
wai th il Edward wa? ln bla aflventiee,
and that thla would b? all h? had need i l
j\ . , tate la valued al more than I ?
.,.>iwar.i saya tbal b? haa
.il , ruelly treated b) hla brother and
hai !? talBx ' ' '* th*" '"'
,,., ?? ed hla propertj to I
in Ago, wlth the promlflfl tbal
the eatate Bhould csnne to blm when Her
bcil died He now say" thi- tran-f.r was
llleaal.
Edward a Camp was for yeara a taraa
dealer m irulton Market, selling meatfl to
,, ...,,, , nei and hotel ?? n i I
i r ot a racing atable.
B
MYSTERY IN CARVER CASE
Attorney Left "Suicide Note,"
but May Be Alive.
Binghamtoa, N v Noi ? M: i
??.he wh< reabouta ol Wll
B. Carver. an al lown,
last nlghi aftc! writlni a "? il< ld< i
Arife \\ lille bellef Ifl strong th I
. himself, the police an
And ? Irc ilani all ov< l tIS'
tak rt| ? ? u ? ? thal '"
Bnd ? fugltlve from luatice. I
?wi i " "f
runda bejlonglnj to ti
he had a<
Carvei i partnera I
. . ii rlltchcock. wenl tl i
tated then
?fl were lv
_._a
GALA DAY AT LAND SHOW
Grangers' President Tclls of Farm
ers Progress in Five Years.
II Waa a gala day ' ,""1'!
Bhoa li thi R ' s
' :
York st ? era sp..k.- ln
the wonderful progn
: during the laal ' vj
asricultural lines
. rl Btate I I
leedinj many of tbe other itates In apple
? . and he predlcted that
a; ,. would bfl I ? preml ?? rtate ln tbe cul
il two
I
'
dw< ||i ra lhan ever wen
cultlvatlng of lha soll not only for pleaa
ure and health glvlng, bul foi i n
I the evenlna H aeemi
B convention >.f fanners Araa taklng place
. ghlbltor and atti ndanl
, MMI.- i- ? lothea
brimined atraw hata, llnen dui
i
The lal : ? on?ldi rabli amuse
menl among the eahibitora, aa ti ?
ti,,. were nol typlcal farmera, bul what
aere i ilgarly called Haokenaacfc farmera.
.\|..m farmeri to day aie hk.- tl.Idtlme
country gentlaman, wlth up-to-date
houae b? 'I ?>utomoblli
a graduatfl >.f one >.f the 9\ ? iti ? Ind*
i.;,.ii gaveamai elloua preai man.';.
,,i indlan dancea In the ? ri nlni ? i
typlcal of the llfa of ihi plalaa Indlan,
Tbe show- cloeea on Baturday, when thi
j,. ir.. i for llvi toek, regetaWefl and frults
win be dlfltrihuted.
AMERICANS IN LONDON
T
Many Attend Dinner at the
Savoy*? Mrs. Griffith. Wife of
Consul General, Receives.
RHODES SCHOLARS FEAST
Absence of Ambassador Reir*
from Celebration Deplored
?Praise from Mr.
Hobhouse.
i Bj < ,'??'?? I ? I
London, N"' ? 28 A Thankagiving
dlnner glven by tha Amai Ican Bot I I
in London ai the Bavoy Hote. this
evening was attended by 100 Arabrl
can reeldenU and their frlende, under
ti,.. pn - di ii "i' Walti r Blackman,
win. made ? plea foi a more aultable
national anthera tor tha American
nation. He said that even Ami rieana
often doubted whlch waa tln- natkmal
anthem, opinloni prettj ganermlly betoi
dlvlded among "The Btar Bpangled
Banner," "Hall <'<.ii.nii.ia " "Yanltaa
T.dh." and "'Waj DoWH UpOfl t-M
Bwanee Rlver." "The Btar Bpanglad
Banner," he aald, written a century
ago, waa noa obaolete mualcaHy, un
Bultable for general use aad not ?n
expreealon of the n ? atlmenta.
Propoalng the health of the Unerlonn
Ambaaaador. th.- Rlghl Honorablei
Charlea k H Hobl ouee, M. P b*#ptf !
deplored the fcwci thal Wiatm pra
\ented Mr. Reld from attendln*. Bn*>
land, he Bald, was i roud to thlnk thal
Atn-.i. a bad always eent tho baat of
her sons to rapreaant ber here, Mr.
k, ..i had i ome hi re wll i ? greed
reputatlon behind him and hia sojourn
had only aerved to enhanee lt. If tha
rumor w< n true, and Ut Reld would
.,?,. ? Kngland, he would h ?? ?
man l ? ind devoted friends He
would rarry back with him a
,,,- ,, . ,, and good will from th< cltlaeru
here ? i the i tiieni ln Amerlea, and
would also earry wlth him ln I
parture oll the best tra tlona of the
fl
ehalf of the
society. n gretti d l Am"
.j... i: _ . i... had pn vlouel} a -
tended ever. Thankagiving and Pourth
1 ,,t juij i elebration Blnce he h id bi en
,n Bngland.
Consul General Speaks.
The Amerli an Consul 1 leni i
I. i iriftiths. i".'K the ami
place, and apoke eloquentlj on Ameri
. im i ii gi ? as, wlth humorous i
' t,, ti.. Pilgrims who establla
the commemorai
i lanon Bheppard offei
ki rs wi rc the Rlghl Rev. H< i
Bdward Ryle, dean of Weetminater;
the Rlghl ii< ii. Charlea BUiart-Wort
[ley, M. I'. and Rear Admiral Thomaa
Henry Jerraim, second iti i ommand of
the M.'.lit. rtiineati tl. ? '.
Admiral Jerram referred to the en
terite between Dewe> and thi Brittah
. lapts In i 'hl hester al Man ila, and
? the old frlendahlp exlsting be
twi n the .merican and Brittah navies.
He aald: " Bob' t_vana and hls I
wei e belo* ed bj all Bnglii - a ho
. \ er tn.?' thi tn "
Among thi ? ni w< re laaa
Bellgman, .' ?' v an A li n, \ ls. ount
Templeton, Lord Palrfax, Surgeon Gen
. rai Blr W. Launcelotta (lubblna, of t lu*
Brittah War Offlce; Rear Admiral Reg
inald i; Tupper, thi Earl of Clonmell,
i lolonel Ashle* < tole and <;?
John i' Pri
Mra. (Irlfllth, a ife of the 11 mul gen?
eral, this afternoon gave a largel*
t. nded receptlon to i he Ami i
\\.iiinii s >." let)
The Rhodes scholara al <>x'<>rri cele
brated to-nlght
GOULD AND ROCKEFELLER GIFTS.
Pollowlng ii.' i." usual j earl. ? istom ?.r
>.r. iu: Thankagiving turki
ployea on their rstatee, Misa Helen M
Oould and .i.iim l>. and Wllllam Rocke
feller dlatributed more than i... Thanka?
giving turk. > f yesti rda)
"FORECLOSURE- TO THE
PLAINTIFF"
The above quotation from the
daily papers shows what too often
happcns to the mortgage lender.
Foreclosure suits cause annoy
ance and an interruptlon of ln
come, even if you do not have to
buy the property.
A holder ol a guaranteed mort
gage wlll never be troubled by a
foreclosure orthenecessityof buy
ing to protect his investment- that
is what he is insured against.
You can put out, at any time,
any amount from $200 up with the
protection of our guarantee and get
4'.% net.
\o investor has rver lost a ctoVar
Capital _* Surplus, #!>,<) m?,(KX)
176 B'way. N. Y. 175 Remicii St.. B'KJyn
: BO Fulton St.. .larralca
PRESIDENT AT MASS
Pan - American Thanksgiving
Service in Washington.
Waahington, Ne _.,
,. the I a ? ? ? ? ? ?
? ?? i Hemlaphere a 1 Ican Thanki
gli mg Day mai ita i,1(1 _,
-ra i ? lei rat< d li
here to-daj Presldei
Chlef .i ?: othtr
higii ' fl ! nlted
Btate ? ? ? from th.
otbflr Amerlcan i
prai tlcall]
? ..
Tbfl Pn
panled by hla milltary ald,
at tha . al t|lft
"1 Vflttfl
ih. re b] thi Ri
anl a: Bl Pai
HUNGER KILLS ON FEAST DAY
Man Dies from Starvation in Bowery
Doorway.
o whlch he had r>?an
l when i" had i
I
ir.- th. |.. h.,
."I ILMll
!'.???
way. ? .
5ALE
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LETTERS
Bl I HM.IM, lo I IM I . |
tion. fiJliot Danforth
Late Trcas'jrer ol the S'.,:<. f
New York.
v. Mi; ?
the Di laration ul
evei offen
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Annapollf ? '??! . ? ? ??
tutloi rition, Th<
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All in the Finest PgcriUe StBk
FridayAfternoonandEvening.Dec.6.1912
AT 2:30 AND R O'CLOCK P M.
And Saturday Morning, Dec. 7,1912
AT 10:30 O'CLOCK A. M.
il. nki la ? ' ? v i '
Sam'l T. I reeman k U>.. Aur's.
lCll-Sl Cheatnut St.. Phila<Ieli>hia.
i ,,r . iiiiih.s'"- address Waa. x Hrakflte
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