New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 16, 1915, Image 4

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 16, 1915, Page 4, Image 4',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-16/ed-1/seq-4.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-16/ed-1/seq-4.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-16/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-16/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], October 16, 1915, Page 4, Image 4
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 16.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.2 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 16 Oct. 1915. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-16/ed-1/seq-4/>

Newspaper Page Text

CWJR? :?ARTIAL
)R ADM. LITTLE
ired Navy Officer Tu
Be Tried for (Careless
Inspection.
DI I TO TROUBLES
ON SUBMARINE K 2
? t .;!K Action Agal-asl
- -Vfft I' .irement
? :r?i ?Aliat Radical."
? Dan
?
? ? m N
?.large? involving
- Ship
' ?
I
1 ?' ?
eaeral I rie,
A V\
?
...
aed bj
-,g the
?
, *ter kt
. , si rank on
formed
St radi?
cal and an can be
i ted 1 r * leaee of
that
?' .?hip? tinder C'
? ? ?
K 2 was accepted in January,
? - ?
-
. n had
...
-
?' ? '
*
'
? -
'
thai ? ? had re
?
i th the
?
-
?? an
?
'.? d for
?rt-icssnesa in in
sased ?ur
. p ? o? th? Fore River
th? hall
? ? 'l .
'. sad turned
?
? i company ?aid to-day
? . ! 'if any de
'
Pore
. made
?
.K? was
f ths
live? The
? . .
.. i'es which
??? h thoroughly un
'
? er the rea
-? rag? hat?
? red.
- ?'-. te tha
go, ami
* man
? ' ' on of the
on duty
th? I ON
. ?
? : January
? t age ' (
?' ?- - - mal kaowl?
-?? at ten -
'
rmly ?xsctod
? **i eoart mar?
.,:.? foonded SB a m">
-? speedily
urt."
'
Old Favorites
People have always VtteA mir
I) itch l urt air i?--for their pretty
trlainia?, lae their ?Bderate
prieSS I?* f>iet> Mriefy.
Here. In v.hlti?, crr?,m r.t
araa<si icri*n, amwaalsetu or net,
? : on or with t.?ii?*be? of eotWl
SB of uiatlra? m dark, ?unfast
f'ior*.
ammmSf hrnin.ed and nit t?.
h<inn ft*8,Iy $1 to IftM,
**. It.-never y.?ii think "f Dutch
that
I ' Haass Uriah ?f
t/t
?vu. u, aoth m
*S hex
7? I I I 111"? I Ml UK \\ I1II.I. ?j-,,,
CARPET & RUG
OLEANSINsJ
,?<?? ?f.
il?, fialirl?
unljp. I'ul liaron* hoof
i .4?. ? ? ?, . ;
? . ? ?
f, Mating
il Ina; Hin.
?ataot
H? C H BKOWN CO
2o?-2u t*?t ?nb su, s. y.
TI
\ i \\
-?i a; mi- i : wil ?TK HO?ASF
SHADOW! .
mam
\ \t i;i BEROX. S
FOADLEY LOSES
POWER CO. FIGI
Jersey's Highest Co
Affirms Receivership
Decree.
{B. ****** ra;._ to T ?
Trenton, N. J., Od I c appc
obtan .
?
. ::
?
.?. ? tba
?vine ei
,
! I
and Judson
Ihe c?ai - ?nd oui
?
?htm. H. W. Mai
?
?v once
?
..ce to
Brooklyn I
Veriicl ?H?lame?) 1.. Broker?..
n in a pool w
? ??' ?? l
.: Powi i-. T tal i. it
? ? ; | it ban!
lad Jad
- 11
?
Compa
Long _.< Light a
Mr. Ball, who mad? the complaint
?
'1 he b. fed that the trial bi
? i eorapan.
: It eoald not realiza
? old? ra ? ?ceedin?
The I rera altered in Deeembi
1918, Mr, Bull cha.ge.l, to ....
. ara pi loi t.. that tir
? j.ai.y took ? ? ,(M <> at
? , | ????. v. ,.:>:.
?: Hoadl.9 with tha ;.ni<._nt
ed to i ?? ? a ;.. d foi tha ato
. i
. lai y o? 116,000 animai
? . ?
Georg? _? t... m
nually, ? ich the company w
?
, Mr. Hi;
- ' ;
?
Iged a i anki ?
in M'f: i. itock of tba Irii
I end and I J and tl
: ..'.i-, y, bol
k
con b Manufacl n g t ?
i
?
? ? '. e booka a- ??... tl
. in.*, which never earned anv it
'f_ l.f t! .' A.1M
?
. i .p_ny _nl the Pnbl c Bervlee Tel?
i Ci mpai y, on ? ? :h defanlt h_
,i . ira, ai
, nonaeroaa (>.??_ get into, .??:
? ??" long atai ding.
?o o New Y...
?
' ? _*. the r,.* I
? . .?.i,put.y \. h* n..
h of the American ai ?'. BI I
?
reality t; ,
pi.uy ?vus boina _ ... i
... ? ' . .
. \ . . ne.
. ii.y years. - I i unt . tntec
the
1',,.. r Conipe . eonaiatod
?
? i f tn,. Rhode li land '
-Torts.
I ->_ il..arite> 1 -?ed S.Une. Dividend.?.
Kr?.m llti.4 U lt. t Wal
*? ? loci j ? ded I10..6-1 t., . ,
annaalle to tl a poo i i
Mr ! thi.t Bo .
of taming ttie.e dividei
trenaary, u.?"i them for hi? y
el t, and that the I.
? 1; idle] '
power eoapany owned the
' the interest and othei
_rcour*? 1 ....... ,w ,hat
power compni . :
. ..
1
?
'
? '
r a little more
...
' ?
a
I ' ?
char*, ! thai tl
v
thai
_.-. i
? .
The grand staircaae in Shadow-lawn. Built in the heyday of the late
John A. Mcfall. it abounds in niaKr.i'icence of an eniiier d;iy and is
quite the showiest place in a district devoted i" show places.
Wilson Decides To Take New
Summer Home on Jersey Coast
Waal inpton. Oct. If).- Shadow I.awn,
?mer h(pme of John A. McCall at
? .. N. J., will be the summtT
Whito Hooss next year. ?Proeidoat
Wilson accepted to-day the otter of
the house BUde b| a delegation from
New Jeisey headed by Representative
Scully.
"We want yon to return to New Jer
ley, which ha? given the country the
greatest Prasidaat m its history,1 is
Mr Scully.
? also raceiveii a letter
from Goven r 1 1er urg ng him to
- , i the seat rammer In Neu Jeney
. "the glsd ndings of hit re?
liorn:::..'
In BCeaptiaa the. invitation Mr. Wil
I
"When you come on a miasion like
thi? and with ?U?h peculiar generur,,-..,
:."n- bom? the only thing I
ci.n ?ay I? that I will come. New
,1? r p ?? raeitni too much to me to make
, thar s ?'?'.? ?
"If you would be gOBSrOB? enough
? me pay t!ie r?|| ' thai I have
been SCCBStOmed te pay for a 'iirp.rner
place, 1 wouhi feel ea.?ier about it,
if you devoted the money to .?<<me ? nar
objl et. It i? not that I hi
fol a moment to necept anything from
J. raey people, but I i>ht>u!d feel more
comfortable if you WOB ?I let me pay
the rental that I ordinarily puy in
?1 time; then 1 wou!<! feel
that I wai doing my part ?rid als ac
cepting ?? very generous hospitality on
? rt of those whe repreieat the
"All I can add ia that I ?hall leek
forward with the greatest pleasure to
I - : familiar ?urrouiM ? .-?
May I not (?end my love back to the
people at home through you *
"'. Wast to add tha* I promiie Gov?
ernor Fielder not t?> disturb him too
much at hi? summer camp at Boa Girt.
\ot that 1 would not enjoy horse
SUES FOR $1.900.000
Jarkaoavllle Man Seeks < iimmirasinn on
Dial for Sale of 1..?..0,000 Arre?.
? ?'. roeoVOI 11^00,000, alleged to
??u >. cet.tract for the purchase?
? - ' Und In Florida,
was begun in the Federal court faster?
? imwall Gihhoae, of jgekson
? ? def? r.daim are IL S Jarvis
'? J Patterson, execjtora of
? ? '.tie of Samuel M. Jarvn.
-ays he performed all the
01 ? "f an agreement made in
I which he vmi to receive a
?fil for ?very acre of land
pun ?? ! from th? laterna
Improvement Fund of the
, (,.? added, waa tu be
paid in f'pur annual ?iaatalmentS. BO?
g July 1, 1914. Jan.? died be
ior? that date, sad (ii! lion? contend?
the ?secutara bava failed to pay him.
DTowns Tryinp; to Save Mate.
?:!!'?. N. V , dct. If,. I? an en
MV* 1 ? ; .on, Stewart
?.. whs had fallan from ? ?
- lath Bay last
?' hai from thi
.. urowcetl vtilh him.
back riding, but I object to riding a
hoi fro?k c at and ailk hat."
Mr. Wilson's decision mean? that h?
will not return to Harlnkenden
ilenc. of Winston
hill, .he novelist, at Corniah,
N. H.. which baa i"-". tb? auaeinei ? ip
?tal soring the pressing events <?i vhe
in t two years.
It 1? anderatood that before making
the decision the President consulted
Mrs. (?alt, his fianc?.-, and made sure
. : : sr approval.
if?
\ **.?
II 9
Stop ih.t $10 waate in your
clothea cut.
Wear Monroe Clothes.
Guaranteed $29 Suita, Ovar
coat? and Evening Clothea?$15.
MONROE CLOTHES
. 42d St. & Broadway
2d Floor Fulton St. & Broadway
| 10 Court St., Brooklyn.
"AKi: EI.KVAT?
?. ;. RAVE i\
? l\ II -I i. \ 1. t_
LIFE POSITIONS'
See aca.ee except In Civ,I Service
CAN YOU FILL THIS ONE?
The CIt. cf New York reaulrea a
FARM INSTHLCTOR at New Ha.np
ton Farn.a for MiaJemeananta.
Orange County.
SALARY ?900 and Miintaniac?.
...perienoe M teacher in ordi?
nary Knool and in practical agri?
cultural work, or work in an agn
cultur.il ictto I, Mrith exp?rience in
hsncdini bojn and men are neces
S.bJKt? an? _.i(hti ?r. Itgvrlaa-. .
D Urn .. (>r?l : Aaaiiritlom .?u_ fr?*
aad r- .!.?_ _t H.-.n; i..u. Municipal BullJIri
la_ lar* Cil, (.on?
October 14 to October 28, at 4 P.M.
. :?.? t_ (If!/.-it ?t ti, L _lt?_ .tat?. Aft
II- it. art || ?o 40 ?.a?., fer .poll tl?. ...
mail trid ..If ._Jr_._ ?tamp. t_?rli??. I,
m . In.-? L .ring four cut? la ita.a?.
MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE C0M._;.S.0N.
$68,000,000 FUND A MYTH
Treasury Fla* No Money for ex-Sin?c
or ,\ny Other Cotton I'ir' ? -r
ngton, 0? '. ? ; Treaaui
! lepan ment dei
a fun.I ..! .<''.
ei m- it.. ?
f-ir o?hei per one who
' ? -'i rields dur '.* rhe I livil V. ;n
? ? ?-?.-' 1 : nif ami followini
that conflict.
Th.* department cnli? stt ??
suit >irough? m the District "f i'olum
'iia Supreme Court I -*reta.
MeAdoe to have thi? turn paid I
elsiiaaati who bel] ?d to pick coro
on which ?h" |l i - lei I
r.s an iri'ernnl revenu? tl I
Tho Treasury itatemenl
'he government'
*nx wa? determined
ski '
? i.
their m,,?'"
-?
WINS S20.000 FOR LOST LEG
( i? il Engine? i ?warded I
\fr.?!!'?; Corona Contractors.
W G reel ?
? - . ? g, wh?. bsd ?
ed in b concrete mixer o.i the
I Dl "i ? ?
th?' injured limb Ha.'. I
recovered a Sordid of |20
Luke A. Hurke .<? S??? I
.- -, h? lor? J tie? ?? iar in
Queens I
terdsy.
LANSING TO CALL
LATIN DIPLOMT
Conference Will Fix For
of Carranza*! Recog?
nition.
OTIIFR COUNTRIFS
TO FOLLOW ?. :
Reception of First Chief
Aged Ne*. Week Will Be th ?
First Formal S?ep.
v.-1 ?. . a?toa, 0 -? i' Beerets
.- trill eall a - >af< r? nee r.?
i ?? ' ? ? .-an diploma
*o arrnnge the form In
m .-? teaded to th?
?,,: ? arran ?a.
? '.n?e- have r.
? '..-'
?
? to thi
... -. - ?
i ' riv?
.
,, | r ' th? Unit?
-
? d row
? sy of the Waahinraon tfo*
srnm?
...n a? vtc.rd !? received in a foi
? r thi .7he Brazilian an
? - hen '.he '?
I ? ?
?til
?
r^a*-, i . iy. Both I ad r?
I to adopt th
tmition a- ?
?
Th? BoliviaB an?! G*i?t"rr.i!an minia
tors, th? remaining members o| tl
conference, bat ? lar inatru?
All r of th
'. Bosaelai Miaietei
with other diplomatic representa* it si
been iBstraeted te take i'ier.tica
-, *.v.*h the I'nited Btat ?
- formal act of recosrt ition proh
ably ?rill "akr- pinri? r.p.x' ?reel
eeptiOB of Eliaee Arredondo, au
ed re] re entatlve of G.
A Bots eery likely ?
ted ?? ' m notifying b m i f -h?
. -iition of Gensi '. ' irrai is sa th?
ment.
EU] iy of setivity l r Car
. .
teaula m"t with prompt
; St ? i.f . arran/.a agency.
A summary of conditions in Mexico,
i by th? Stata Uepartment to
-aid:
; rtment is Informed *.h.it a
. rs ex
? ? ?.. r i ? 1 ; n c ter
? ?? ' ?' B 'i'.ra, on ac
tiea of the Y. qui
-
snd fin? i the oui
iprivoo
of their arms by order of the pr*f_*_- of i
?riet,
r ? /<>. ?erv'ee .etwer-n Ver_
sad Mexiss City baa be?n ?ua
'. for a f?-w day? fin arc.unt of
? ?' rts 1 ng concentro'.ed on the mov
Ing 'it freig_l
, iTlnmnt la ir f'.rrned that
' ? ?. .,"?? ? ? ?f General Wla. who
... , .-ni regard eg I
of for? |
? ng from hin? on the r. _rht of
::-h:
"'I thank you for yo'ir inf'.rr. .' -
which I ea.m as ilnssis. be
ahould not bsve ?.:? fesrs, bees m I i
.bal ord i hsv? boss given to
confiscate fare .,*? prspsrty.'"
BOOM IN OFFICE FlTtNIT-JRE
Manufacturer? Report ("nnditlona Beat
in .e?eral Y?ar..
Manufacturers of h kI. trrade _te_i of?
fre furniture report the ben? AugUOt
in the history of th?.,r basiasss. One
|2t over any
r " ' ?
R< port ' ' leading man ufa?
of aoding, addressing, bo.,kke?-p Ing, dic?
tating, du| | typewriting and
? I ' ?
and offic?. apeeialtiea indicate a
great? d? ma l foi their pr?
tl.e kmt lice appliance
try, it is said, a r? i
Sew
York basil s held
i ictober
H S^HTJMANeT.HE^|^i^^,
l'itemon OfnVI.U Order (em-.,.
Fmbeirle lent C?*?Lti*'l
Henry Srhtimarfi-H,irt> ^
Krne.Cn? Srhumann-H?ink?. ^** ]
donna, was *cca??rl yeet^r^- PN
bertl.ng |3.*00 from fund, ofe?*
.lame. K < 'rro'.;', court la pA**
? inn-Heink, wrio ?,. t%) '****?
year? old, h*d b*en el?rlt 0f ji. '
' r two jean up to .bout f0nr 5
ago *S
imana Belnh ??*, n^aate
ter ? wcret meeting of th? J?__
- and Fir* romm-,??i?BWt) 5
hired public .eco in tanta to bj "
h.i b ? ? ti to .?r*. A??".
t. h? h? KL"S
1 "?C* SFalT^ ^
. wtr, fc|t
The aecooi Unti i ?c?l in ?i^.
the bo '' ' "" ? ? ft !?? , '
*n.v ?'" ' about l',?tn*
' ' thi Zm
' ' ? r'-''-Ha_{
7 if ht, i?? ?*'
's? dir^l
i dward r Merry. - *. eoun?*l ?_,J.'
? ?or*l| ? ' "T.sr.t aaT**
bonding-c - 'y in .V?,y
? oH?r??i a
' < ""-s eTMlJi?
????['
' ?**?
A Suit Sale
of Wonderful Values
Women's and Misses' Suits, very newest ma.
terials, in Navy, Brown, Black and Mixtur?,
trimmed with braid, velvet or fur. The latest an.
most fashionable effects.
Special To day at 22.?O each.
Values to 30.00
Coats in mixtures the veo latest designs, some
with fur collars, others plain or with velvet trim.
Special To-day at 1 5.00 each.
Values to 22.50
?-Yo*dway#.b and 90. S.S.
_."_*___._.;T/;. -Jd___.-anrifii??!???
?* -arables
treet
That we are living in a fool's paradise of prosperity is the ominous
verdict of some observers .after studying the abnormal industrial conditions
produced in this country by the European war.
In THE LITERARY DIGEST for October 16th, the subject of Wall
Street's fever of speculation in war-stocks, facetiously nicknamed "War-Brides
and "War-Babies," is covered in much detail. While the article relates tales of
fortunes made over night, it also shows the other side of the picture and the
financial risks and dangers incurred by the present speculative craze in war-stocks.
This number of THE LITERARY DIGEST is a particularly interesting
one, and among other features that wi 11 be received with eager interest by the
hundreds of thousands of men and women who depend upon this foremost
weekly for world-news, are:
Is Freedom Coming to Russia's Jews?
Being Translations from Russian Newspapers Which Seem to Predict the Long-awaited
Victory for Jewish Equality
America's Diplomatic Victory Germany Calm Before the Western
Woodrow Wilson for Woman Suffrage Storm
What Is the Cause of Germany's Telephoning Across the Sea by Wireless
Present Submarine Mildness A Glass-Famine in Britain
The Cause and Cure of Fatness (/////.strated) Hindenburg in Wood and Iron
Taking Kipling to Task Peace Memorial of the German Professors
Teaching Religion by the Gary Plan The Poem of a Soul Regenerate
Stealing $1,000,000 in Wheat
Plans for a Big American Navy
On Both Sides of the Allied "Drive"
How the Movies Made a Thief
Many Photographs and Cartoons
THE LITERARY DIGEST is the most widely read non-fiction weekly magazine published
anywhere in the world. Since the war began its circulation has immensely increased until at
the present time nearly 1,500,000 men and women, representing practically every business,
profession, and occupation, read it weekly. In two hours busy people can obtain a well-rounded
perspective of the world's progress during the preceding week in every line of endeavor that
interests mankind.
October 16th Number is on the news-stands NOW-10 Cents
FpTl
_fe_9-D*_
FUNK ft WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary). NEW YORK.

New-York tribune. [volume], October 16, 1915, Page 4, Image 4
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 16, 1915, Page 4, Image 4 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 16, 1915, Page 4, Image 4
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924