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gflES REMOVES
ANNAPOLIS HEADS
lakes Sweeping Ch?
' p personnel of Naval
Academy Staff.
?AKE-UP FOLLOWS
>n SONDAL INQUIRY
Sir!) v-: ' ' ^',VV ?n Duty
mart Than Tu ? Ctrl Sent
to Other Posts.
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H llary Will?
of th? New
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roanders
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- will he
Its others
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?lounced
asarla
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MRS. MOHR SEARCH
FOKWILLATNEWPJ?T
Mata Appraisal of Doctor's
Estate with Custodians.
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: ;ide an
Newport
dead -nan.
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50 MAD'SON AVENUE
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****AaIK)UARTERS NOTICES
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RAP FOR STOCK EXCHANT
Maaa*4*hna*r;t* CvbbmIbbIm Dem..i
Ticker Sar.lco l?sri ?mlnaticn.
Fo?t?in, |i pt. I I United
.ran Company ?? a
TilrtrrapV. I -A ,
Ian Union Ttlsfraph Cempan;
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mcrnher of th?
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prov?< N. ?? \ orV I
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Keep th* raipoi
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UNTERMY?R BACKS
NEW WABASH PLAN
Teils Bondholders Me Is About
to Put $83.000 Into the
Property.
.^amue] I'ntermyer, who
years have be
?
?
i erminal Railway < ompany
?
ici Jam? s X. Pi..
:.t of thi I ti.-.ml Tru-t < om- ?
?fAny, is chs!r-nan.
The occmloii which Mr. Tnteri'iyer
'.sy-jii d|s : sw roi* was a meeting of
in who arc protesting liKn'ri't
tha plan, I'ar.iel P. Ely being
ejokesman. There were about in
two of the ror.-aeffit'."!? bondholders
aaaaaable?j In Mr. Ely's 07f.ee? ?n
the Broad-Lxchango Building, ..
Broad Stret'?. two of whom were
?women.
aftor calling tho meet'nfe to
iri?r ?
?.:
lng the pr?tent
-? for an asi
?'
? rent to the inter?s:* i ?'
holders,
"I fi7:
! a?. (? ?. I
o f th a b oi
has been more ou
?
were fleec-d thereby. Plea
wa* enter?; It
ils of tha ;
sara.
"On Octobar I
the cnui t \? 111 or.ler a sa
ala mi o? I
ah.?i ci
0 as the ??????es :. ?
Mr. t'ntermycr attael
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'??.
re< rga . nation ai,
?
A rasolni
f ation managers ?
than ffl.i'UO without a .
.
at ffl u bond. T!.e '..
commlttsi
tha: apj ; ? ? bonds
bava paid tha lirai
.
... landed 1
. withou
-?"?
Wabash Road to Issue
Three New Securities
Y. Inalow S. PlercB, chairman i
ttion eomm I
....
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.. ?o?;.:, ca:
. .i? the com]
:
? ? . S
: ?- i ictooer .- : i ? . -2 f <r
sacfa .- :. the pro rata
reorganisation,
ara at theii
.. on o? baiora Octo
?And t: ? '."i 'u r eant on or
?
i.ew securities to ba issued in.
?- first i
. . .' iiiK? 1,091
it. profit shi
? i ubi? preferred stock
"h." iii.d 11,027 i:i common stock
?f.1) i? cash fur the ei
due January 1, 1912. if nut already ad
Tha eoi ruras Indi
.
ers of the old compa??as ara wind ?ut.
I | in tho ?.art of the bond!.
- ?hare of ti.r under??. I
will rasult In their being deprived of
any rights or bsnaflta under the plan
ganisatton.
I on the stock waa $y>
.
DR. M'GUIRE WEDS AT 62
Tomb?. Physician's Brida Was Matron
at I'risun.
I>r. Frank A. Mc'iuire, Tombs ]
can, Who Ik ?nty-two year? old, and
has four grown daughters and a fcon,
n.ai tied Mr*, llella V. Wilson, a
ant matron at the Tombs, ... I
aitarnoon at >">?.. Aadjrsjw'a Chorcb. Tha
Lev Luba J. Ever?, Tomba chapia.!.,
officiated.
1 ha bride has been a widow fi r
1 he bridegroom h;..
a widower for four. Ir.ey mat
6? It. McOair* was show?
ing oi ? ..?Hi-law through the
(.ailment, which Mr-. \\ ..
so i hau j'-itt Joined.
Coney Boats to Run Till Sanrlay.
The ce between New York
and < : will, according to an
?,?(?*.11 day by the
' .u pany, eontinoo to
ar trip? up to and including
bunday. Tha servies ta Kockaway
Baach also will be continued until that
date.
The boats for Coney I?land leav* the
foot of West 129th Street and the Bat?
tery, landmii at Steeplechase Park. The
Rockaway boat leave? Waal
bUMt at 9:40 and the Battery at 10:20
a. m, returning from Kockaway at
6:30 p. m.
Budget Hearing To-day.
riai that It Intandad 'o pare
do?*t. tne budgat for 1116 *
?
tho sub-romrnitt?e on budget of tr.e
!'.?>?rii of Estimate announced latt
1 hold It? flr*t pub.lc
hearing la 'he ? It? Hall to-day.
The committee will be constantly at
work . ?ot from now until th*
last week in Ocicher.
Hanged 40 Feet In Air.
Perth Arn.'i.y, N. J , Sept. H. Losing
hts foothold ?nils working on a te!e
fraph pole at Muuier to day, 1' J
oh*a, a rigger, fell between the win??.
Ills bead was esu.'iit by two wire?, and
he ?trangltd t? death, forty feet above
the ground. ?lit l>o.l>- hung tha?e f*f
five minute? before it wa? taken down.
?
S?FFRAGE AUTC
WIN WELCOB
Visitors from Boston t
New Jersey Greeted b
Cheers in Streets.
MAW WEN ASK
.is .?/i.? tit 1 TO!
Allied Forces Cross Hudson
Invasion of Sister State,
with Trenton Objective.
? parade of vote?
froi
.
; ihe ? ?
? ? i ?
fras*s Saw York *
? ; lots ! f rum the i
tnc nt ' itlon itrneli
left for Nats J, rssy
the Ki'itym traol terry. As
? .ut three Ir
wsved thsir
i ! "
.oto for us .'
? - 2?" demandsd Un
Gould Shaw, of liston, leader of t
?
"A whole hunch of us is -join' to v<
for yo..
Miss Rose Bower, of .South Dako
?-'.y. thought that c
served "h . srney," ?t. i sa? playtj
at th? .-r lunes.
r>ie interstate usai lasted all di
?fini Itself user a. ?arse part
the city. It was Ui30 o'eloch wa
- fr...rn Mai
.-.mi New Jersey, ?-...
of '.!..? Wonan Suffra
I artv. ?!* I ty-1 >urtll Btrs?
Massachusetts car ?
?-'iiav.', I .'of the Equ
i of Hostun; Mi
of Cai
-uchusai
.
Marj-ar? or and sufTrai
.'..??. i t es
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...
i around tin.- ii..:.
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It wa? r,?i Park How, opposite th
it th?
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. ? ned ou
:,uttoi
, ' ' am ' "
ntertained a
. r ?up ?it th
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.
re Dr. Al<
M m o. ?
Millar
peace on the Byn
.
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.?.h. predict
. . all four cam
te and Jersey womei
?80, With a
?? t., wane U]
the strongholds of th?
.
TO SHOW TWILIGHT FILMS
Prelborf Clinic Pitctnrca Will He Bcci
at Park Theatre.
"Tho Tru'r
? eh ha
privately in ?Now York
at tl theatre foi
ml . inning aexi
n ei \ lecture by l*r. K art
i nt?y cama tu
the Fr? .liur? clinic
:
forman ci '
Tuei -
und Sunday
.-. .-:",'??. 'hi- Ain -,
?
I
.; Review i
Jake Daubert Out for Alderman.
Jiiko Daubert, known t.. fans a? tirrt
hn of the Brooklyn National
!,? . ., tean, ai meed yeit? rdsy t h ;?. t
on the Inm
. the 69th AJdernenio
ti lei Is nor*
.- ? eon
. ' .,ii and in
' ill win him
?i,- .- s property owner
In the diMrlct.
-m
TIRE DEPARTMENT.
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DUMBA MUST GO
CAPITAL THINKS
(ont limed time* "mi* 1
hi* pai or whe'her an n;
? i -? r?an
msi -, wfa .-. W? uld ???ir;, ?
? ?? . . I -
? ? .
rebi ke, n j!-i not he learned to-night.
. i*f the courie deeded on
hai :ii-. ? ? ?pe.
'?'?' r\ I SOB r r .* pISCO
tk * p.'.ri: ing ).'? Wolkiaf r>M-r tu
? snd eoaf?
with .'?erretuiv i , '.ne case if
inbs. The Preside! I took with
him a,, if '!... svidsncs, ami it wa?
apparent that he ha.i remained up u r. t ; 1
a lut* hour last nicht turning oser la
hin m.r.d a rilan
The Prsslasnt eonfsrrod with the Boe
ri-'my of Bute f? r fifteen ni?atos, sad
whsn hs left he made the sign
rotary wsi
do i a rii>e 1 ks Presi?
dent's vi?h *ai a lurprls?
tu i y Lansing It was
?
.
retary Lansing :
r President Wilson hsd Isft, Sec?
retary Lansing ?-a? is??.ii whether there
?H-, nr.\ boail for l i ? liii-nba's
case, fii- replied that he muit I?
to his Inquirers a ?core of newspaper
men - to draw their own concluiionj.
Anbasssdsr J'umta remaint.i
tu daj awaiting Bswi fron thi
? ? ? ; ? det;,"ill.ot I
I of a mi.ti who e
g ? ( s lerioui and
tant nature to hsppsn. Ho Ii
th em*
f hi inable l
I v
BY? the 1 mtuu
The amba.?iador confided to gome of
hi? close friends that he was very much
in need of a vacation. He ?poke of the
extraordinary burden of nis labors
here, rr.d asserted that a reit was im?
perativa. H? also ?poke ..f n*K . I
huiineis intsrsits in Auitria. He de?
clined, however, to d-'icuss the situa?
tion with any one before he left for
New York to-night.
Lurly in the day Ambassador Pumba
call? d at the oillce of Secretary of
. . Wil?on to talk of a plt?n to ob
ta.a snplojmsnt for any Austrian sub
I their places in
the munition! plants as a result of the
cation of the decree t...I*!
punishment. Secretary ? ?
?er i onferrin, \ -
the sssistsnt leer? tsrii ni??
atos, Dr. Dunba returned I
.
A f port night that
govern?
ment '? . i ra led to the
?" thii
repot t. .
?
font u li.-ii to li
? -ia. w'tr, .i r .
for an explanation fi'otii the
ivernmei t.
Off.? rtnent as
? that Am
I? r Dunbs had Mutud that h ?
wai acting under instructions fron hie
government had no effect whatsv?
the situai II -?an poured out tha'
I>r. Iiuniba was the repre entativ? of
trian government, arid that any?
thing i. sn offleial nature n ghi
ined to con? from that govem
phaee of the snbaessdor's ac
? ? ? interested oflclsl? here
.- nans of the Austro*
eti whom I>r. Dunba
? a ??ay from their ?
' ..: were lisbli I ? becon? poup
1 .-. rhargs on tho pec,pic. It was
: n.tod cut that, in mo?t SB - '
ere unskilled laborers, who ?
find it dificult. to obtain employment
A ? an govoi nnent I
provide f"r them.
Teutons Tie Up Plant
Making Tools for Allies
i r * SoTsnty-llve Gar?
man md Austrian machinist? employed
'v old & ' o , tool nanufac
-. to-day when they
? ? ? , ...any had taken s
contract to nalfs too!? to be u
ipnal fot Grant
Britain and :i?r allies.
"The nen bave no reason that we
know of for striking,?1 said William
ron, ri esidon 1 of ths eon\psny.
"They marie r.o demand? for I. -'er
wage*, sh liter hour? or changes in
? roru'itions. Thsy ju?t walked
oat snd tied vv our pla:
Preeid? il S. M. Hustings, of the
Illinois Manufacturers'
sold ths strike at ths Torri?, Wold &
Co. ; : ml '??-. OBS i I n..my that had
been called to his sttsntion in tl
few we? i -
'?\s.' srs Invrrtigating these strikes,"
..in sy rsport th? fad t i
President \\ ilson aft. f he f.u? ui-ted in
the cum.- of 1 ji. Dunba."
Finds Teuton Ambassadors
"Tarred with Same Brush"
riijr CaMl ta Til? Totume ]
London, Sept I Th? "Dally TeW
graph" layi in an editorial:
"ft mean.? no difference to (irent Brit
.. ,1 her all I An -t rie i?
represented at Washing-ton l>y Databa
. another 1 "
are rung in thess diplonsts of .
European power? the more the> i
Whe'her it l? ?'iiii
berg <<t Hernstorff or Duniba, they are
all murh ali,?.' an ? d with th?
?am? dirty brush. By f-nr nesni or
:' . true or false, right or wrong.
-. ready to justify either provided
that it looks like i?rving Genaany'i in
-, interest of thl
"Gern sn diplomat.? are like German
: .Is. The ordinary rules of the
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
i .'.?? Trll IHM Hurrtu ]
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a. ' ? ... a..- I
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! are abovo all la-*-, -vhe'-her public, pri
rnatioaal.
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well remember what
? 1
Baelrvllls fell
tioneering trsp by replying to an Am?jr
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DR. CARMAN GIVES FIRST AID
lleip?. Aut??it-t !!urf in Sinasli-up Near
Prtcporl Home.
^"re*pr.rt, I, I., .??. pt S Gsorga I
Smith wa? thrown out of hi? atll
' ?d severely i"jured tads after
? . "n when l.li car c that
iiiley Mumhy, an sctor. Murphy'?
car was travailing toward 1-11 |
- "is section s*, a good rate of ?peed
when .Sr.ith trie! to (roai it? path.
rpb)'a car waa hurled against a
telegraph p'ila and the rear part of It
tad. Smith landad on the h*rd
load and !.. it : 11 id. He wa? taken
- I ?r Edwin <"?:
7n. Hi* auto wa* wrec
3ERNST0RFF SUMMER
HOME A NEWS AGENCY
.".aintained at $30,000 a Month,
German Official Says.
The German hummer embas*y a
darhurit, L. I., is used a? the ciear'ng
bobbs fof the German Overaeas Nawa
? , which di.?3en?'.nates German war
: awa to t.eutr.-.l eounti in, ar. oflleisl cmi
i.ectnl with the ? d yes
terdrt | ? iant, J.
f
d of the clearing I
?
"Four expert ti legraphari ;..-?> kept
.
. . this
.. naid. "It i.- ona of the gn
' Garmana in
this country. 1 he new* is received at
Tuckeiton and Sayvilla.
ry corner where Germans ate
domiciled is eovarad hy this new* ser?
vice, evon China. .South and (entrai
America and Mnico. The telegraph
companlaa have put in ?pecial wires
and assigned ixpsrt Operator* to han
(i.e the news. Direct wires run? to the
Tuckerton and ?ayville wireless sta?
tion?."
Foley Signs Ball Invitations.
It really is going to be "Tom Folev's
l?all," tha invitai
wn Tammany Hub of
: Assembly District request!
? ? company at
arrow.
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ON AT SING SING
Hebrew Prisoners Permitted to
Celebrate Them Accord?
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A Jewish prisoner in the death house
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night for a long and pro*p*rou* ex?
istence. Ile bas two more weeks to
live.
Fifty yard? from tha little room, with
the door that clo*e? but one* on certain
r risoner?, 248 other Jewish inmates
chanted the ?am? prayer. Many of them
* " Many will leave their lit?
tle, damp rel!? before the next Rosch
Ha-Schonah arrives.
For the rtr?t time In Ring Sing'* hi*
?he Jewish prisoners were permi*
to observe the opening nfght of
- New Year. They will not be
I up in their cell* to-day or to
? ???-, and have been excused from
..r.or for the two day* by the war
H'hen duck ?tole over the Hudson
? i.! "ness" ws? ended the 2.8 Jewish
ptisoners marched Into the chapel
They wore their eaps. In accordant
with the ritual of the orthodox Jew.
who believes he offends the Lord if
he prays with his hesd bared. An
:? mate doing a life term wrapped him?
self in the striped black and whit
prayer shawl and fitted a black skull
cup on hi? head. The men ?olemnly
opened their books of prayer, turned
their faces to the east and began the
prsyers.
Many of the prisoners made no pre?
tence of hiding their tears. Their
lb, t'-H'v explained, was rot due
to f ,*.y for thsflSsalvaB, but for the
fnth ?ra end mothers, wive* and chil
i dreh who aere lutTrrinr? in synagogue?
and homes in the "Uig ( ity."
To cap the mournful session cam? '?'
the intonati-m of "kadu-h," or prayers
of mourning.
Thli mi.:n rig a ?trange ?ound will
reach the guards on duty in th?
tow rt>. The 'thofsr," or ram'* horn,
will after th? raornm-r
prayer? Tin* Afternoon th* pn?<>r.*r?
will a-rain ?ilher in the temporary
syna-"'i>'ue and ling
The fea?', tagen possibls by gifts from"
Adolf r ' ? - aril Jscob If 8
will t,e h.-l'i in tne evening of Von.
pur, th? Day si Atonement, a veek
fron ?stu
MISS E. M. BISTER WEDDED
Many (.ueets from City at f'ercmony
in Mama rone?!?.
Miss r'iiiabe'h Maria Buter, ds-.ieh
ter of Mr. and Mr*. Jo?.n Biiter, of
1 ri Oaks, Mamaroneek. was marr.ed at
11:80 yasterday morning by the
Joseph I'onohue al a n'iptial man -n
ti?. ihurch of the H'.!;, T
maroneck, to l>r. ( harlri Thoma
??,ni. ' sir, K. J
Her ?:?:*r, M'*? Maria Bil .-r. was
maid ol Honor, and th- r-iine
Liacott, si N'swsrk, N. J; Jsanis Mc
Gianis, ths brid?.
erio".. N. J.; Nina Ms???i. of Itr- ?
and Johanns Hoobol, of Port Las, N J..
Here ! r"ie?maid*. The he?? r. ;r\ was
Dr. Joseph MeCrrstal? ,'r. of ?'?'T-or..
N .1 , snd t.... ueher* were .Io??-| '
? ??r and John Unter, of Mamar,
.. ? A. Kearni. -iith,
J?rn ?iatjen and Loui V. Hinchliffe, of
Pstsrson, N. J.
A reception was he'd on the lawn of
Tn Oaks, and ther? wa* dancini? in the
each house. Three hundred i,
vr-re present, ?orne of whom w.-nt from
(?'ow fork I ": la ?? si eai
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Havelock Ellis
whose opinions on sex matters, especially Eugenics, are
important, has written for neixt Sunday's Tribune an in?
tensely interesting article on "War and the Birth-rate."
Is it necessary for a nation to go to war every so often
to wipe out the deadwood in the population? Is the German
viewpoint of "war a biological necessity" the rational view?
point? You will get many startling facts?facts as funda?
mental as binh itself?in your Tribune next Sunday.
Reserve it at your newsdealer's?to-day.
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