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WIDOWED MOTHERS'
PENSION OPPOSED
The Legislative Committee
Feels State Should Not
Assume Responsibility.
HE?ARING HELD
AT CITY HALL
Mrs. Inez Boissevain and Mrs.
Hickey Speak in Favor
of Plan.
laa to ci\e state aid to
?; iwcd mothers traa bitterly opposed
VIV... most <>f the spsaksrs at
hi srlng in ths City Hull.
pr?t led in ths absent s
Aaron .1 Levy, chair?
itive commission ap
.. tigats the atil ? '
- of ths commission
m Neustadt Bscrstary*
? bei ?- director of Investi
-,- i s Burr, E Frank
I : B nstein, Anthony
.1 <; hie Irene
?jga lartla Q Henry W. Pol?
lock, .'.-.i. Dr. William I.
X Smith, Ralph W.
J . \\"ili-tiX.
? g th? plan \iere Dr Ed?
ward ? ? ?>f the " 1: -
gg tion Society; FranU Tucksr
? nt of the Provident Loan
goti? - V KiBfShary? R't.eral
tgel ? \ ? ? atioti f"i Improving
the s P001 P01 tsr K.
1 ork School of Phllan
? Commissioner Polka, of
I n Otto T. Ban
II ? .1. director of ttie
\ ? ? r Charitlss and
1. ?? Insurance
, ? Miss Maty K Richmond
, : Bag< ?? nidation.
j r ins "fears gsn
1 ry of the Charitlss Organl
1 ? ? Baltlmors and Phlla
? ??
*--., n were Mir. Ine/. Mil?
.lin and Mrs Jossphlno
Hick?- wh?> represented I ? of
]?? aald that no "ne had ad
roxlmate I?lea of what the
p,an ' snd that If thi
j 1 ontrlbutlons
(rom individuals to charities srouM fail
0ff the state should not as
8U:?. ? aibillty of 1 hildren.
"Conditions among the poor in this
rtty, ?? Mid, -ar?' gradually Improving.
Hobhouse
? n this
matter of fact, thers Is '??<>
trying the work out.
,,,,- ? ??? loss slight of
? ?: t!*!?* poillt
?ether it ;- ? leer t" keep
POO! familles Intact or take the - hildren
away to Institutions where they will be
deprived Of home Inlluen?"?."
Should the plan i>e adopted, the number
i ??f dependenta would be increased auto
j matically. Mr Manual ?I said, and appli
; ealions for many other projactl of the
same nature would follow.
V'niess sufficient funds to enable private
organisation to taha cara ??f th.- matter
???n he gatb<**red, the plan should Le fa?
vor..1, said Dr. Franke!, i??it he believed
there would I,.- no trouble in letting
money. In this city, he said, there are
abOUt l,SO0 widi.ws between the aK's of
fifteen ami twenty-four, it,009 between the
agee of twent>-tive ami forty-foui ami
IJ7.0QO inore than forty-four reara
Inability by an administration to carry
out the work carefully and honestly was
th?- objection made by ?Miss Richmond'
Mrs Hol-sevaln ?alii that It was all In
th?- point of vie? whither state and mu?
nicipal efforts to relieve th- poor were
fallut es.
Mis. Dickey's ?ptalos ?as that th?' plan
would prove ail right if the money were
handled ?through the Department >>f Bdu
catlon. ?She objected t?> the use <?f the
-Mill ''charity" in connection with the I
fund. for. she said, that word was not
! employed in the penaionlni ?>f aoldlera
and Bailors' ??i pendents.
GET LAST RITES AT FIRE
Two Firemen Fatally Crushed
During $100,000 Blaze.
Jere Lowney and Walter Weathbrson,
en i?f ?truck company No 106, ?.mi"
tbly fatal*** Injured j i sterds) at a
I fire which destroyed th?* plant of the
; Ugnum Chemical Work.?-. Meekei avenue
; ami Vsndam street. Wllllsmsburi The
.plant occupied i building covering a
friju.irr block.
While Lowni - and Weatheraon were
I conveyed t?? ?-*t Catherine's Hos*
! puai Fsthe'r llcGronsn, the police chap* !
'lain, administered th- aal tu?-- o: the
' i'h'irch
'?'he tii" started on ihe Vsndam street
side of the build.ni: The flames pained
I ?great haadwsy uefore the srrlvsl "i the
I nisi tire compontes, which reaponded to
Ian alarm sent in by Mis.-- Irani l ?
let -grapher a second, third and fourth
; lickly Bounded.
Firemen found difficult) m righting the
flamea because of the atifilng fun- "?
I the chema als. I
More than a score of firemen wen* bat- j
Mm; the blase "n the Vainlam Street sai ? ;
when a section of the wall fell, Ixiwney J
? and Weatherson ware cruahed beneath
: the nut nlng tlmb ra
Th?- tir?* dsmsgsd a huge cable Incl?
a hundred pans of telephone wires run
. niiiK to Bllaavllle, Queens Persons op
ersting on these wires were without tele?
phone M-ivi'T. The daniaf-?' to the cable
was placed at between "dt..""?'? and ".'".?M?.
Th.? Ugnum company, it was estimated,
suffered a loss of between 190,000 and!
; noo.000.
Wickersham Ends World Tour
? ? ?? i gton, Nov '.'I -George '*v Wit _?
un former Attorney Qeneral, paid
Ihis respect! to-dsj to PresMenl Wilson.
lie has |ust r turned from ? trip around
world which he besan when he left
Oil ? ? . last March
I
I
A LONGING FOR GOOD MUSIC
is inspired rW hearing it frequently?becoming familiar
with it. With the
BEHNING
PLAYER PIANO
"Supreme in .tfuucal Kejuft:."
yon ma;9 correctly interpret and acquire a taste for the
best in music. Mhe perfection of the Behning makes
musical training unnecessary ? everything in music is
yours, with the ability to produce it like a master.
BEHNING PIANO CO.
j.25 5m Avenue Entrance on 38th St.
Also An-if rson & (.0. itv ,551 Fulton St , Brooklyn, N. V.
1. Altmatt $c (?0.
Have prepared for this day (Tuesday) and
to-morrow (Wednesday),
An Extraordinary Offering of
Women's Ready-to-wear downs
(sizes incomplete)
at the following unusual concessions from
former prices:
Gowns that were $38.00 to 48.00 at $22.00
Clowns that were $50.00 to 85.00 at 32.00
This selection comprises Afternoon and Even?
ing Gowns of silk, and Street Dresses of
velveteen, Corduroy or Serge.
-?if?lj ?urnur, 34t!} mt? 35tlj ??trr.t5, _?w $ork.
McGibbon & Co.
Oriental Rugs
A very acceptable gift is an Oriental Rug. It is prac?
tical and during its long life is an ever present reminder
of the donor.
We ?re offering a splendid assortment of
Guaranteed Ruga in small sizes ranging from *
12.00 to 50.00 each
Selections made now will be held if desired
for Christmas Delivery.
PRICES MODERATE?COMPARISON INVITED
3 West 37th St
Just off Fifth Ave.
PRESIDENT WILSON HELPS
REHEARSE DAUGHTER'S WEDDING
? ?l'uni? il from Hr?l |iam?.
Qllberi Horras, the first two ushers, I
ware escorted bj ? Bniformed Bid.
They u.r?- followed by I?r. [??? w.it
Bcovli CUrt and Benjamin u. Burton :
First m (he procession of th?- i.m
mBldi were Miss Eleanor Randolph
Wilson, the President's youngest
daufhter, and Miss Agnes White, of
Baltimore; then Misa Angelina Mitchell
Scott, of Princeton, N. .1. end Miss
Mar-forte Brown, of Atlanta.
Tin- maid , f honor, Miss Margaret
Wilson, walked alone, followed bj tht
bride, leaning on the arm ?>f the Presi?
dent The procession a/as repeated
ta Ice, ' ti the ? xli march the band play?
ing Mendelssohn's Wedding March. |
Tii? Rev. S\ !>. estei W. Beach, ?.f ?
Princeton, K. .).. who 1 to perform the |
marriage ceremony, was presenl st the
rehearsal. He will read the marriage
service, while the ki .*. John Nevln :
Bayre, s bn ther of the bridegroom, will
pronounce the benedlctioii. The double
rin_ sen Ice end the orier of marrlagt
of the Presbyterian Church will be fol- I
loa ed.
Dance on the Mayflower.
The final ? ntertainmenl f??i the bride
ele? i and Mr. Bayre was mi board the :
Mayflower to-night, when the officers
entertained tha bridal party ami sev?
eral <>f th?- younger ralBtlvea and
friends <>f the bride end the brldi
groom. ;
Miss Wilson wore one of the dresses
Uhu h belongs to hi r tu isseau, a dainty I
creation In pink, end the crowning]
feature of her costume was the spien- ?
did dit mond chsIn snd ??>ndanl pre- ?
?*? nti ?i to her b? I he members of I he
House. She also wore the rubj and
diamond bracelet senl to hot- by the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle
son snd several of th?- minor orna?
ments sent her by ?u.r, friends
Thi dance, following the dinner i>n ,
the Mayflower, was one of the -? '
th?- beautiful boat has ye! accommo?
dated, and th- health and happiness of I
th?? young people \\<*t<- pledged many
t ini<*s.
'i 1e dinner si 1 he Whits House ?"
nlghl was ais" informal bul notable, I
and for the llrsi time since the Inau?
guration the President and Mrs Wliron
wi re ! ist 3 to a large ? ont ourse of tin Ir
relatives. The greatest '? ?????? was
In the fa? t that Mrs. Robert H. S
and other "t thi older relatives of the
brldegroom-elecl were there also. ?
1 >ri the table si thi Wh? Hi was
; fur the s? ?'mi.1 time the spli ? I
silver centrepiece senl to Miss Wilson
by the < hlef ju.-ti? ?? and asao
of '??? Supreme 1 'ourt, it w is
used "ti Friday nlghl when the Pi
'.??m ?mil Mi< Wilson I ?'? i is n< 'I
guests for M-. Bayre and Mil Wl
Several of the otht r glfi t to the
bride have been used or will be used on
ft)?- day of the wedding ?? Misa w .
wishes thai historic Interest given t?
them.
Gifts Are on Vitw.
This was shOW dB! at tho While
House, and thi hundreds "f beautiful
gifts were flrsl viewed b) the ?.-.??.??s ..f'
the Cabinet members ? ho mads th-ir
usual ondaj morning call Tho large
house part) of relatives and bi
maids arrived, and they, too, had
shosm the treasures, and the ^. -i
Mends of Miss Jessie Wilson and hot
sisters and the m?-n friends of th?
e- - ___r _.
DIDN'T RIVAL T. R. IN HUNT
Ex Governor Osborn of Michi?
gan Goes to India for Tigers.
B
Mtlwaukei Sot *A Hatini failed to
better the record made b former Presi?
dent Roosevell on his African ' nl
Charles .**?' Osborn, former Oovernoi of
Michigan, has started foi Indis to trj
his hand .?t tit-*? r killing
Advices received h'ere stat?- that Mr
Osborn madi his first kill in l?rica near
th.* p?aos where Colonel Roo ? ???it
brought down his tirst i|. Mr. I
0 horn's bag so far Includes Ilona hip*
popotaml, rhlneceroa, leopards ;i r?? 1 other
big fame
*I DON'T CARE" EVA
BECOMES A BRIDE
"Tanguays" to Altar at Ann
Arbor Between Acts and
Becomes Mrs. Ford.
I By '! ' lea raps to Tb? Tribuno |
Ann Arbor, Mich., Not :t.-K\a Tan
Buay is bo more, si les I not legally ?o
She is Mrs John W. Ford now. if yon
please In the Interval between matinee
an?i evening performances Ford, who ha
s dancing part In tho Tangua** company,
,.,;,\?ri tha "Idol" across ti"- street fr?im
tho Whitney Theatre to the office of ,\.
justice of the peace, and there Ku prnm
*... i t<> love and obey her John till death
loth part
Edward Bloman, Hilda Bloman snd N.
B Borensen, sil members of tho Tanguay
Dompany, acted as wltnessea When it
?.-?s all over, Bra said: "Now. rarely
tliis can't make us man anil wife.'*
Harvard Honors New Yorker?.
[Itv 1 ? legrapl '" TI*H Irll.iin. I
Cambridge, Masa, Nov. 21 Watson
McLsan Waehburn, lean's player, and
Kustin Mclntosh are the Now Torfe repro
tentatives among tho member? re-elected
for tin Phi Bets Kappa Society at Hai
vard, as announced to-night, Both ar<*
seniors Waahhura has .iisu bean chossn
to deliver the oration at the so?tety*i an?
nual observaaoa
Lauds Girl for Slaying Man.
fanny Papsrman, twenty years old, of
No. iss9 Becond avenus, was acquitted
by a ?-orotn-rs jury yasterday afternoon
on tho ground thai bar killing of Balva
tori* CassettB h.i'l l"on In self-d?-fence.
Coroner Wlntorbottom told her si*.- ?t??
served praise for hor an. Aeeordlag to
the ?vidence, the man attacked tho ?iri
with a r.-volvr aftor ?he refused to ko
on tho streets at his command
WHITMAN A WEDDING GUEST.
District Attorney Whitman will leave
Now York to-day to attend th" wedding
Of Mis? Jesslo Wilson. Francis H SJayre
WBS for thirteen months on Mr. Whit?
man's staff Aaron J. Colnon, who ?harod
an office with Mr. Bayre, and lames h.
Reynolds, ? former Assistant District At?
torney, will also he gUSSt-.
brid**_TOom all trooped Up to the ?5c
ond floor to . low the gifts,
Am??iiK th? Important gifts which ar?
rived in numbers up t" ? late hour to
night was the hnnds.rii" pel of dining
room furniture ??f mahogany gelected
by Um Presideni gad Mrs. Wilson gg
their ??ift to th?- hriil?-. Added to the
furniture, which is now enough t.? fur?
nish a laine hOUK, was a beautiful
Sheraton t'a cart, presented by Rapre?
?entative ami Mrs. ?Scully, <?f New ,i?r
BOy, and th- splendid vicuna fur nil,
s?nt b\ ti,?- Minister ?>f Peru and ?Mme.
?i<* ''iziT The, I'-rit sii Ambassador
and ?Lad) iprlng-Rlce also seal a glf(
!? a f'iii set ??f goM coffee ipoona In a
hamis.im" green ess?.
Th?- ?Persian ?Charge ?1 Affaires ami
_im. All E?uIl Khan geni what is prob?
ably ih?- rat'-st gift yol received bj tit?
brida and on* <?f almost priceless
worth n. their own country, it ?g ?
mirror near!) three hundred yean ?'id
of tin- mus*, splendid 1???-.-m?t work ?.f
th?ir countrymen, snd to add t?> i:?*.
value is b morocco ?ase with ? silver
plate Inacribed with the initials of :b**
bride and the names of the givers,
Mr. Sayre's Busy Day.
Francia Bowes Bsyre was ln?i?e,i g
busy man to-day, end after paying big
respe, ts to Miss Wilson and her fam?
ily at the White Hou ? went al 10
o'clock to the sin r.-him Motel, whore
his nunt, Misa Blanchi Nevin, had a
continuous luncheon from l o'clock un?
til 4. in- remained with her until time
to go to the White House for the !??
hearsa I
Mr. snd Mts- John A. Wilson, the
former alwa s referred to as ti"-* . hlef
of the Wilson ? Ian." entertained iiilor
mall- at luncheon to-day ami then nt?
tended the Presldent'a ?linner part-, nt
th" White ,io.,se. Their gon, E, O.
Wilson, is with them and was one of
the young persona who enjoyed the h-.**
pltallt) ??f th? Ma* Bower offta ra
w i'ii the . \ . ptlon "f Hair-. Qarflel 1
ami \i'^ Garfleld, who will arrive i?i
Washington to-morrow, nil of the out
of-t ?wn wedding guests are here, and
th. nitln list is much beyond th.' four
hundre-d who according t" statements
from the wim. House, wore t?. hsve
Th. fine wedding ..ik.- gent to the
wim House ?ruh' by thirteen _*irla ,.f
th?- aenlor rlaaa "f th? ?School of .-..i
t ? ' ? '.. ': .1 ."! Il lb"
President'! table m the state lining
i""in to-morrou. th. bridi 1 Brtrl 1 gh -,
wl ?? mu h was w ntt? n. ?. -
? i- ?? "ii the bi Idsl tab 1
the pri\.?te dining room
Mi.-.? Wilson has Invited several ?
m. tul" ?? ..f the National ?Board ??f the
Young Women's Christian Associstlon
??f tin* distrtel t" be proaent at her
wedding,
Th- ?!? ? gstton rapresenting th'* ."Vw.
fsctoi girls a III re.o h the White
House to-morrow to present t?> M ?
Wilson S h.iii?l-.?.in** hmol rml.rol'l" ? I
I" ttlcoat, whli 1. beara the Initials '.
W. s .'? nnd ha** b? en ? lab?rate!) ?
bj the (.iris thi
an expression "f their appreciation of
the work ?I'm for th-111 and other ft' -
? ....;.-, 1.
.-t ? o.-lal . '.en* for Miss Wii ."ii
will i..- ..i the home <?f Justice anil
Mrs 1..1 ma,-, when '???' entire i>ndr.i
i ..i t. will be ?nt. rtsined at lum hi "-i
to-mon ow.
HINTS AT -TICKET" CRIME
Deuel Puts Over Opera Scandal
Hearing Till December 8.
Ba>ing thai "tn.ni ti..- proaacutlon's
r? presentstlnn it is m* belief thai a ? i lasa
tus i, , n committed." Msglatrats DeusL
?it th.- continuation "f the In iring m the
.. . grsnd I.?t ? ? nj sgalnai T "a I
Ca, refused yasterds) to llamli th? csse
He adjourned tl hearing until December
* !'? : !. '!. ' . - : oto bj thi law?
yers ?>n both sid.s Magistrate Deuel's
reniatk followed a plea by William !_
m,r ?hail, th.- attornej for th.* tkket
to the effect that in pledging
ILSO.dOS worth of Metropolitan
ti k?-ts with th? Metropolitan Trust ?'<->m
, .m a- BSCUrit) f'"' a loan T* "il A ' '??
? ommitt? ?i n.? '
n .v. Co were not th?- .-???nt- of
?anybody." s.u.i Mr. Marshall. "They
?balers, buying at wholesale an?l
Belling at i.-tail The tickets .anno' be
cnnaldered property, and therefore could
t not hive been stolen. They .?re i
? s, and non-tranaferabl?. al IhsL"
i"ln othei words." commented Magis
trate Deuel, shan Tyson ?v. Co buy *
loi or tickets they are forbidden by the
tickets themselves i" transfer them."
i "Weil, there was a tad) ggraemsnl with
the opera companj f??r many yeuro not
to enforce 'hat clsusi on the ticket, ' wsi
, t he i ? r
Proctor Opens New House.
i I' Pro? '"i - SSW tlie.ili?' in Mount
Vsrnon was opened ysstsrdsj sfts?rnoon
with vatl'leiille. headed by ,Je-?se [__sky*a
i ? Uaii'i ?'lie" Company, with Alan
Brooks Mayor B W. ?risks made a
Spi .eh at the evening performan? e. Whltsh
was sttsnded bj min ? By oflWala
The new hou.-e occupies on entire hlo< k
in the new <1 vl?- ?.litre and I* In a six
bum. building erestsd by Mr. Proctor.
Th? theatre Is tSStSfUlly decorated and
j will present first ?las?? vaudeville sttTSC
lions, with a change of till twice a Week.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Richard Walton Tally has encaf-.d Roh?
en Jushon t?> play the Important part
of a rabht In '?mar, the T< ntmak.*r."
Owen Devti has completed a novel from
"The Kaniilv C*upbSS_*dt'' his play now*
running at the Playhouse, and It will he
published In book f'?rm just before the
holl?la\
W'lth th?' preseatStlOS Of "Traffic in
Houis" ysstsrday sftsraoog nt Wsbsr*!
Tln-atre Carl l.aen.mle, presldint of th?
Tnlv.rslty I'llm i'ompany, glTSAgad t??i
Ihe piventatlon <>f this moving ptCtUTS
in ?evente.n foreign <iti?-s.
A reception yester.lay afiernooii lo Su
Johnson and l?a?ly \*OthOS BobsrtSOH at
th.- Hiltlsh lmp-tl.il ?'lub. Mm. Ml Ka?t
Nth street, by ??"* 0$ ItS members. Miss
Adeline Hourne. was largely att. tided
Among those |.res?*nt were Cyril Maude,
his daiiKht.r ?Margen Maude, and many
noted Hiitish visitors to New York. A
?lance feUoWSd.
LEGAL TRAPS SET
TO CATCH EARLE
Attorneys Ready to Make
Capture in Kidnapping
Plot To-day.
WATCH SHIP HERE
AND ONE IN BOSTON
Father, Child and Miss Hermann
Sought by Frantic Mother's
Command.
A aerlea of ''^;?i trip* was prepared i
yeaterday for the apprehension of P*ardl? j
l ami I'innoy Barle, Of "affinity" fBIUS
wben i" arrives In this eovntry to-daj
?ith his ?-?it'lit-v-ar-olil eon, Harold, The
< hild is said to have urn kidnapped by
hia fati:fr and Mia? Charlotte Hermann,
? ?i Rutherford, N J., from a school in
i arle, the child and Miss Hermann
sailed tri.m Antwerp either on the steam
er Mann:? tt<\ of thr Bed Star Una houml
for Boston, on November it, or on th"
?teamer Finland, belonging to the Fame
company, two daya latei Both resaeta
ara expected to dot k to-d >
In l'art II of the S iptn mi I o [ft yestST
day Juatlce Beabury (raated a writ of
' i ? ? ' ; .^ 'in. etlng Barle and Mum
Hermann to produce th?' i hild in cour".
Henry Wellington Wa<k. an attorney at
Nu i_' Broadway, made the application,
having heen retained by tho mother of
the boy, Mme. Flschbacber, Katie's Brst
v. il'e If Karle and Mis* Hermanr. ato
? n tho Finland, the writ will ho aerved
when tho reaael touchoa her pier at this
?"?it
An examination of tho pasoengsr lists
"f both ti.o Finland and th<- Marquette
dlsclossd that if l-iuje and Ins BBSOCtatea
wrn> on board they wen tra elllng under
ssautned namea To provide against their
rntering the country unmolested b*. way
of Boston, Mr. Wack, accompanied by
Paul Hermann, roster-father of Charlotte
Hermann, and Hamilton Bquler, an at?
torn? at Ko M Broadway. Ii ft for Bos?
ton laat nlahi Papers almllar to those
Bled t'i Ken York yesterday wlU ho
drawn up snd an appl.? it ??n for a writ
.-'.-.?in-t the i hild ? III he :i!..i tins morn?
ing
it was Mr Hermann'! belief yesterday
thai Barle ?;?s <??> the Marquetta as that
reaael wss the r.ivt to sail from Antwerp
mtei ?h?? boy, according to reporta aras
i. .?i-1 i ? ?i h m.!?> Hermann, who was
known fn Paris sa Mrs Evans There ;q
bul little credence placed .1 th.- repot
'hit Earla had taken DM steamer and
M ?-- M' nur n ihr other
it is probab ? that a ie.iue*t r?.r the
arrest and extradition <>f Earls ami Miss
H. 1 m.mn a III be ??? lbs Frew ii
government As yol no such reojuest ha"
been mad.- if Baria brings his son her
he \??|| .,!>.., he liable to ;? sr\ erc penalty
linder the laws ,,f \,.<a "l . >: k fur bridging
. ;?! e,? ?hild here
In th" petition fot the writ of habeas
- ;t ? ipadea of Earla matrl?
1 and nth? m lee, w. r? set forth
Ht lenKth Mis \.-ir;ois marrla..
WSra II SI tioned and II ?a -
Stated that "when Mm-. Marie 1"tnin i
Emilia Flechbacher aecured a ?livor? <*
from Bai le the Frenen trin-mni rnve her
; ? .? custody of bei 1 hUd, 1 larold."
The document brought into th? ?.?-?
ral tun.- th.- l'an:- if a-.oth- |
?on, tt" mother "f Ferdinand Pliuiey
Earla a cablegram fr?'m th?- frantl?
Mrs. Flschbacber directed her attorneya I
to wat? h Mr? Karte
"Earla -'?ins bound for Ko *M Broad?
1? . ' 1 Mr Bai le s home), the n ?
? \\ atch Mother Karl?-. Lette a
shun bar complicity
Another cablegram fr?-rn Paris, Bled In
the application for the wen. vas I
lows:
"Paria Sot 1* -Karle nnd woman kid- I
napped Harold, Take neaeeaary meaa
urea Watch all ateamahlpa at American
and Canadian harbors after Itth. Tracfe
him."
The petition stated further that Karl?*
had wasted his SStatS ami WOUM he im.
able to ''an* for his ?ion.
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ELISOR JURIES UPHELD
Conviction of Louis Kuehnle
Affirmed by Court.
pi-. Telegraph la The Tribuna l
T'enti.n. N .1 . Nov. M -The ?"nun '<f
Krror? and Appeals sustained the valid?
ity of Sllsor drawn juries to-day. when it j
affirmed the conviction "f Louis Kuehnle, '
the Republican bOBS of Atlantic City. Mr.
Kuehnle was ?harKed with beinR flnan
clally interested in the nwatdtnp; of a city
rontracl to a roncern In which lie wan a
o':.- t..r at the same time that he wan
a member "f the Hoard of Water Com?
missioners ??f Atlantic City. He was s?-r
lanced to a term of une year's imprison?
ment and a tin? of UjomX
Kuehnle will now have to serve his sen
tance nnlese the Board of Pardons Inter
; feree or the CBSS is taken to the United
States Supreme Court It is prohable that
the case will he taken to tho latter COUli
An employe of the rnited Paving Com?
pany Bamed l.o-*kwood entered Into :i
contract with the <-itv ^r?r the construction
of a I.V-O.'Wi timber v. atrr main. Hater it
eras found that Lockuroed turned the eon
tract over to the United Paving Company,
In ivhleh Kuehnle was a ntockholder, d!
rector and officer. I,ockwnod, it was al
ISgSd, SfBS used as a dummy to SSCUTS the
contract for the Kuehnle company
Following his conviction Kuehnle Im?
mediately appealed to the Supreme I'mirt
on th?> e-roun<i that the fiisor Jury was un?
constitutional. **
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Y. M. C. A. TALKING
( ?inliniied from f?f.) \i:n;<
Rockefeller's pift H?' called Joseph P. <
Day, his team captain, on ?the telephone ,
during th?* luncheon hour yesterday]
end snnounced thai be had suc-ceeded
tarent] ?five times as reell sa be had ?__*
]i? ' t< d.
An architect hag promised t?> furnish
th" plans for any building nrhich Mrs.
James s. Cushman, president of the
local Young Women's Christian ASSO-1
?l-ition. may wish to erect Thin will
gave th?* ?Association between H2,<j0i)|
and $1R,000, it is estimated. The na.n***.-1
of many donors thus far anonymous
will he announced to-day.
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TABLET FOR WAR CHAPLAIN
Orange Honors Memory of
Revolutionary Hero.
[From 'I I ?? Trlli'ir,.' ?'?in?-.?! (.'I'l^n' I
i "ran?-,'', S. .1 . Nov. IM.-A hron/?- tal
vas unveiled at th** Kirst l'resbyt?Tian ?
Church tins afternoon In honor ?>f the
Kev. .h-hidiah Chspmsn, pastor of the
church from ITH to IMS, nrho serred as a
chaplain in Washington's srmy.
Before the dedication the visiting d-de?
i?;a11.? ri attended a luncheon at th?* hi-mie
of Dr. Oeorge H. Richards Among the
guests ?n?? .ii'hn Leonard Merrill, prasl>
dent of the Btste Society, Bons <>f th-*
American Revolution; Dsvtd !.. Pleraon,
hlatorlan general of the national soclet: ;
Thomas W. Williams, national trustee,
Di Chsrles Townaend, pastor of the Flrat
Preabyterian Church, w-h?> sp??ke at the
Saerclase; the Flow ?*har|es T Walk-lev.
rector of Uraco Church; former Governor
i-'rankiin Murphy, former Mayor Henry
Truman of Orange and sfltosrs of th?- na?
tional, stats and local aocletles of th?*
Sins of the American Revolution.
Jersey Flowers for Wedding.
| By T"|eKr.i|.h I" Tin Tribal
ii a. kens:.ik. S. -i. Kov. ?t.?Harold s
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of his choice Chadwick ehryaanthemu
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wedding, the Bowers having been ral
:-t the Blrchwood Osrdena Congreaen
and Mr- a y Hart, of Hacki nsrn k. ?
to-day to attend the wedding A hand?
kerchief given by afra Wllaon, th<- l're-i
d? nts vit?-, w'll be offered foi nal? *?
n-nrrow it ? small fair given by the
King? Daughtera "f the l'r? tab) terlan ..
< 'hurch here
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