New-York tribune. [volume], November 08, 1915, Page 5, Image 5

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fvHCE SPENDS
NIGHT IN J.4I1
and Friem
Uter Their
I rip.
\ ORE
?_< KED HIA
Felony Chan:
?si Pair and Freedom
, " ? ai i asi
Imppsd M
,\ a'ter
'??I to ?1
*"e telephone.
,:roway
? ' tha ?
n to th.
.
Murant
' in a fell.
-???men, all ir
one of th?
ie cai
- ? .ce th?
I
? ?
games oi
proper)y Is
?
-?.ation
I i ir, vain
0 anee or carte he
? ? d It ??? here
? ?? irted.
meta**?.
? : (iemnrsHe?
hie fi -1- 44-ere
two men in
I their
?
i '!mon.
? ? ?aped.
? ? '?
tatloi in th.?
? I id them
ng Ia1
' :r. in a cell?"
?er.
the re*
?i n Cell
; found to be out
ilumi
? ',!. where
:n the
had come
I member of
I couple was
. .!:ini'!aek of
? . to the
Her? they
r of Satur
. ?i pair
?
? ?
re no mark? of violence, and had
mplaint ehsnged t.? one ??
? rderly eondaet Then ha |
' Of !li.? doubt to the ?.
ged !hem.
.-! th?? prinre, when ??en at
'
6S Bas 1 the Prince Trou
' ? ' hot w.s i, ?ateroaa! Bah!
Ihm I said I
' "? broke 1 No A th?
SO I am not a man l
en? constables, I*. hat happened eras
thi?! 1 h.s In- h ,
?
' .
and i
?nil is , .
?? ? ..f towing It ?..
????on. ???,?; tin
as'.l the dc, tOI :f
cell v :ih some horrible persona
?hall tc. ? ' ? | ?,;,rk ,f I
. ' to Wa | ji -tort .bout the
? who were ?rith me? Not one
?aord. 1 ilo not talk about ladiei "
CENTRALPURCHASE
BOARD THRIFT SEEN
Penny Savings Become Large on
$.1.500.000 Worth of Sup.
plies. Says liniere.
No newly*wed
irj
? '
'or 1
s . Mayor'
| K a \
?? ..-n*n*Tii*tee c-i' n." 47; v i.
, ?'
pare! mora tha i
?'
'. . her ?
- ? of t'ne s ? arhiel
ui isere. chaii i ? com
?
?
I
a pound v ?
'
; .
for J ' a i i It wo
to omit that ?at.
I day? of 1914 <?"?' *
l?e. r. mat
duced to I f"!" ?'
Yr Bmere's report rocontm"
permissent hoard of eltjr ':s
?
?
'
'
i ,1 by the M a-or. Th? I t.v"
ricatinir and clai
? ?
.-,. ?he city'i ?.
in hulk foi tl
I :.. -?' t make
own ' gel nd ,''' allowed !" i
? nrehaaea.
__? a
HERE ON SECRET MISSION
I'. S. Consul to Sao Paulo Tells o?, Big
Trs'.de in Brasil.
Opportunities for trade with South
America
to Maddin Summer?,
; .-!..-.- Consul to Sao ;
iterday
-. Vasari, on an im*
? natura of
which he v *.iy.
"From Rio da Jam '-." said
Mr. Summers, "the opportunities for
trade are really wonderful. The city of
'aulo alone has a population of
By the end of thla year 12,
? .. _? of coffee, a! |9 M a sack.
exported Brazil is
hound to rival Argentina as a meat
icing country.
"There is a preat demand for steel
product? an?) textile? Of all sorts.
? ; raise il 'lue lo the National City
hing a branch
in Brasil. It has liiik.-d th? two eon*
? to."
MIKADO ENTERS
ANCIENT CAPITAL
Kioto Hushed ns Throng
Worships Cortege in
Silence.
MANY AMERICANS
WATCH PROCESSION
i ?rst Coronation Ceremony w .1
lie Held on Wednes?
day.
Kioto. Japan, N -. 7. A rhurrh Ilka
enrol? i sd Kioto, the ?
the empire, when I'
I a goi .?? teg
entry ii
afternoon. Ber .
be hi
A seen? like It wi , ncwr 44-, ?
in the \\i tern ?v?.ri.l The 1
?
The
?
Althou
?
ter, one of the chief roe? ?1
posing s. the multitud
tain r?v?rer -
monarch a
? . . ?
anese point of view found sxpr?
the master af eer? ?
the American? and other for?
points in * ?
brine Bnd 'he
? ? '..r pass p'rnse remo-, c ?
'? ter."
A {?ray day added to the so! ?
of the scene ?hi
?lie palaea grout .11 di eoral
ii purely Japan'-?- - Bundred .
with years, atoad be
ta sad th aad? c f ?leio^Htes
tha societies of the Empira
? ?* the palace portal wer?
d I gO r . ? ?
and leai let. The eorti ?
: .csi of : ?
... ; v brine, 1 I
rartaini of parale, gold a'?l r ?;.
the
noed *
.... . . . .
r.'s.ch in which t! 1 i
? .. ??<?.?-?'??? reached ?h? ?
' , - I
d ' ? I th?
I mirror v
rent 1 1
and illumina
tha Amerieani in K
... 1 riarrisoi 'e of
of tl
?
'??-'' ? : Mr.
??.? Waltei
I Mrs, W. I!. Warner and
ter, Warm r Se? G W. Rl
? ?
? '. of ' . lorado; Misi If. II. H
J ' : ? : 1" ...??..?
York " ! a Wurs and Ml ''
sic Louder, of Pittsburgh; Miss F it
ence 1< \ ? ton, of Si Mrs.
Jane Estes, of Cl ittan ioga? R< \
mirai and Mrs Winterhalter. Ml
ore, of Waahington; Bi hop , 1
? d Mr.
? 'bh, of Nee
Mr. and Mr?. John P Altb? 1 ?? r ai d Ir.
"r-, E C. Layton, of PI
.'? -.-: P K .'
Y'.rk. and Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Cha]
of San Franc
?*?'-'- . *\ " - ['*""' '-1**"' "k" ' ' r***.-1' .u???"?11"?".?*?' *.mma>.\,itt< mt?i.immmmij'i.'-mt^r.e'-^rvm^m,
? r il iiiiHaiiii?iB>a niiiin lir.ihiinMli- -ItSIISiaia irnis si i?isiTiI ?
Are You Giving Your Best
to Your Work?
Can you do your best if your mind is dulled by auto
inroxic.ition ?
Is it any wonder that you pet "too tired to think" if
all the while your blood is bathing every nerve, every
brain cell, every muscle fibre with the fermented
poisons and wastes of constipation ?
The only way to keep your body rid of decaying
ite matter permanently is by bringing about
natural, regular action of the intestines.
Laxatives, purges, and cathartics bring temporary
rdirf?but they bring also an inevitable reaction
which leaves the machinery of evacuation weaker and
l c dependent upon the repetition of the stimulation.
Nujol. a tasteless, colorless and odorless mineral oil,
is the natural treatment for constipation. It acts by
lubricating, not irritating.
Physiciani everywhere are discarding the use of violent
urges in favor of the mineral oil treatment which
.as the endorsement of the highest medical authorities.
Write for booklet, "The Rational Treatment of
Constipation." If your druggist doesn t krep
Nujol, we will send a pint bottle prepaid to any
point in the United States on receipt of 7. c, money
order or itampt?
' STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jer?ey)
Bayonne
_
MARGUERITE BERIZA.
who ".i sing ut the Metropolitan Opera Hoi I ht fer
Fraternelle des Art!
?? /S f\ "?> ?r*? ??**. va ?***?*? 7m1'TM
\ ? ?? : ? ., \- : , ;_ i t>'
h^^villW ?a.\J_-_a''?? fciL_
AUTOCRACY
o'i.'t^r Bourne Ac?
cuses Sec re?ary of As
suming Powers Not His.
is ir?vi ]
tary of
? :?1 is the target of an
t by
Bonn h Publicity
, for Vr? act ?r. ;n "c n trn
?ng" ; tl eaaea's law
":?? mean ?? it ?l:d not
method of
??.m-'iit he declared dangeroaa. m
rreitted men, rather than law,
ed tha wajr for many
." r. Bourns de?
?
? ? ? > iretary to
at any time
: pi . . . sa might
.
?'.' American citizen
" ' r. 1!, urne'.-?
moni b; I coneluaive ei idenea
ist by
? ? : : ; .'.?.- COI ';i H'' I
?retarj Red
,,- lunption of the
? its ' ? mean
? ? from what it say?.
"Bareaaeratlc .-*?? stem."
"Opinior. ?? isdom
of the language provision ?>f the ea*
?.v., t il there should he no dif
I o ..f opinion H* !?. tin' daager of
raueratic ij item ??'
adminiatra
- t'. enforce ? law or not, as
r pi? ..?ure. The
Pacifie M ipany knows,
as ererr / -, that
if it s' 11 f tl i Secre?
tary of Connu ree t?? interpret the si?
law, nr any other law, by making
il 1? i-. d< ' ami uj.'in '.i,,,?., affected,
? power oi that de?
nt 'o irn'i'-p-: tha law by mak
lni; !i ntoga b In otilar
f ? la time that the s team
. ? an ?.*
Bity from ' ' .:?_; ,,f Com
V that '? ,-y ex
upon it ad
ditioaal bordeas ?t any tiaia vacill?t
"?' . might dic
.
I)n.4e Pacta? Mal Out.
"Tl,.? 1' bip t'om
pany ? represa
' ? reral millions of
? -, and 4VM1 d ng a I 'ivrst ss that
lieai innu
. . like any oth? r
?
?: ? I of cer
that will be
? Pinne
. as i! vt;n [i, r
do, ihe letter <-f tha
?'. have left
the r? Pmeiflc Mail ? ??"!
.; ?>f unear?
ned before.
by tl is si*
; ..
exac:' ,; with.
The i
?i merce ars?:
,e the
? ??r ,*.
? .inner
: ? . ? ?
'
tell 7: , ,,t the
inter;.? tal
I conditions might be
Impoeed ?j? .?.-. -:;...m.
"(luv? rnniii t h? law Ended "
"If It . r i.f h heed
of a depart?
Tunpi MS I ITS Cume to
?
? I
Mr. publie to-n .'ht a
com
law 1
? " Mr. 1
tl it the I'inama
?
I though the
m ii.? ; trade and had no
Paaaau bu
The Secret
according t I of Pi
Schwerin of 'h? c-rni'imy. its ?
?ail .rs had all the ki. 1" Eng
] ?h called f??r u-id.-r th? deeertfl
con tni ? - la? ?'
? be cumpan>
?- tu qu:t
i . | ?' r. traetiea to
?t ? . he r?f. rs lam, nnd at
a tin till pos??I that
led to rnesn
.??r. ! mu?t be _
: .'?r mure Lng-j
lish than ia nu* u.o rula. 1
ID
BABY ELEFHAflT
SPARKED TO BEB
Chin Chin Refused to Quit
Park After Frolic
with Children.
Chin ' hin, the bsby elephant from
., psdroms, received such a roya!
?ne from the boys, and girls of
Krooklyn end had such a (rood time
Hth thi'in :n Pro.-sncct Park
rday sftsrnson Uns ehe wouldn't
climb ii.to h?r automobile truck baoy
carrmc?' tor the rulo hume until Harr:
St. Clair, who puts Chin Chin to bel
? in her ?tall every sight, had ?panked
her twice.
i hia ?hin is only twelve weeks old,
but ??he has us much of a will of her
own sa most eb?drsn have when they
are twelvs years old, ?'.???1 the is able
to back up her eriahea with asvsral
l.uiuli.tl poanda ?>? elephant When it
?.?.-.? time tu Issvs the i...tk jrset rdsy
(I.in Chis was ltd svsf u> the truck
and a broad iiicl:r.e of boards was put
in placa for h.T to ?.?;< up. Sha
look?J st ?t and backed away.
i:..! persusded, but
Chin i ...... beaitstsd. Then four m? ?i
I art.t b, ?. '..l sad pashsd, bat Chin Chm
just ir.:.. ? 'I sud rsfnssd to move a
fmit. Pinsllf Harry tpssksd her, as
the thoasaada of ebildrsn whs wer.'
looking mi thrisksd srith glse. Tue
bsby ?T. ?.liant tquealed ? little, an?l,
? the biad o? en apsnksd sgsin,
?a.?,i.??I up the l.....rds us meekly u
any nsaghty eh lid
Chin l hin was well taken carp ,'.
yeaterday <?n the ttrsl Imig j<n n. y
she has i;i!?iir, for the Hippodrome sis*
? trslksd bshind bsr sutomobPe
to Proa peel Park. Thsy tvsnt ss tho
; .. of "The Brooklyn Daily Esgl "
I?. MS and be MSB by the thuu.ian is
?.;' ebildrsn sad frown-tape who tvsnt*
nl to ersteh their trick? ami to heip
? nongh money to complete th .
Proapset Park Zoo bnildinga Jennie'
- ' ? | , ? bia'i mother, ar??i, o? e< urse,
ihs bsd to keep the baby ,n eight. The
other elephants his Bo**tsa I ? ma sad
?. much better known aj
"Bsby Mine."
I bs] ll '?' ths Hippodrome soon af
Tnifht vest?nlay morning aril
ed over the Wi lismeburg l!r dg?,
up Bedford Avenue sad slong ths Eaet
rrn Parkway ts ths park, Through the
morning they bsld B reception, and in
the sfterno*?n did their tricks for the
hip erowd taat waa waiting to m ?
them. They formsd a pyramid and
? ?l. and dsne id other ?la ???
fives -? ! ame. :
.' ? ? . :
the baby to sleep, sad thsa to shov
what ? food mothsr the woald bs lit
ths st? ?? ?? ??.'i imeksd s mp ?. '
M. ? .1? sale Powsr si ? M ? .Ju:?a
Power rode on the elophsnts1 h-ekt,
..- '.ikMi :h>? performance end???l *h-.
r ridsn up and
tried them to tl ? ' ??? of 'he cr'.w.l
band fol n'l H me
?.' thi in Aaylsm So?t
U I \ wcrj
- ?
l.i'e In ?he nf'?rnoon. when the ob
.? i h.n Chifl h? i he. n St l?St
ted that ths mu?t po bsme '
led the way Stsl of '.he ptrh ail
?? | % ? he ts march.'?J across 'h* Man
Bridge hack to New York . ttls
til <??l and was more enx
ious to lie down In the stre-t nn! gi
to ale ? ? get back to her e.m
itsll
Pastor Denounc-j War Sermons.
Th" - ?nyder pas- ,
J .:? ? a 4 ! CI nr.'h,
v .- sad Ben enty-l - i
minister? who are if.v- ?
lug up thsif prslpitt t.j d -c;?A-:on ?f
?. ?" ?r d politics and asid rhet
r i - ?!?.'?.
much. I>r. BssssasayMf saiii th ?t .t
was wi'h deep reprit he notta ?| ?-.
? f Krw
? ? ? ? ? ? i ??> th.?
? n^re nst Gsd'e "Th?
ersn ? hurch h?? slwaya put f r
? ? el, an! whin it o-??
ip ?s-y stasr nos?? - ? ?ts sa
' ? ? ! ? .,'is aerv re?." h?
"wther churches ?hou'.d do the
same.** I
ASK for and GET
HORUCK'S
TH1* ?fcl?lriai
MALTED.MILK
or you mu> ?et a ?.uesja subaUtuta
?v? r ?vi ras umi rstas
CARRANZA WANTS
HB MU OR BACK
Hints Thnt He'd Welcome
Money Collected by U. S.
at Vera Cruz.
OBREGON OBJECTS
TO CARROTHERS
Releves Am-rican CoTisula
Agen. I'artia! to Villa,
Washington Hears.
Tnu Th? T-"... - r in ii '
v.'? : in ton, Nor. ". A rtr n g hint
'.. ! el Baal to tun. ? .Ilion
dollar? he collected while in chargS of
tha eastern he is? a! ; i u
g ? ba occup-.v.on o: thai c l
. ?
night b)
?
l
t the
? Con*
? ..
I by I
.in ?if th? ci:
American
report, rding to th? stal ?
ment of tha agency, "
Mexico I it aal on a?
:
Unit -i Stab ? and o I W II
.it i or.
? ?? I
ha Depart
?
red.
".\
' i
ransa agency, which tow ;
ihe rank of an ? ?
? ? ? ?
?
ton *' he i i no!
contempln'e preaaing for ttlei
? for ??an, to ha?
been luffered bi fon gnera daring tl
the new gor? n
lied in the matt r ?
neee."
Wh.le no official word hnd been re?
cete? i t the te D
cial dispatches 1..? i ceiv d from
?
,'? to l inst
? ? in Mi i .?
, ? , of tha '?
Cai
rcther
to Gen?
eral VIH ? n of Ce
rai ia this goi .si
...... ? ? ? . \ , i ? '? | :
roth? '! ?
The Carransistaa have lor?/ objeeti I
to Mr. Carrothers, belieTing aim to bi
'? la, Many In?
sinnations have bees suda ea to hlj
activities, and r.ow that this govern?
ment has no repreoentaiTea ar the VTila
earnn the Carransa leaden, ace n
to reports received here, Irish Mr Car*
rothers removed m far as possible from
the rebel lei
Mr. Carrothera wa? sent a? ?special
envoy !o Y.l'a by ex-?erretary Bryan
at a time whr". the administration was
believed to have hich hopes that Villa
would solve the Mexican problem.
MIDDLE WEST PLANS
A NAVAL PLATTSBURG
Daniels Asked to Establish
Camp on Lake Mi chican.
:??:'? i.
Washington, Nov. 7. A naval camp
for citisena on Lake Michigan, at the
Grant Lakes naval training statioa, is
projected by the Illinois diviaion of the
Navy League, Buaineaa and profea
lional men sf I hieago, Milwa
I'eoria, Davenport U7nl other M
\V.?tern cities have recommended the
pinri to Secretary Daniels.
The camp would be kept open
throughout 'he year. In the summer
buaineaa ami profeaaional men from
Chicago and other Middle Western
cities WOOld receive a month of train
injr. Dunntr the spring an?l fall young
men from the college! an?l high schools
would occupy the camp, an! during the
winter, when shipping is closed on the
luke, seamen would he trained.
FEIGNIVG ILLNESS,
PRISONER ESCAPES
Pfcysicfai 11 ?I After
r. i tsf r fr ?' ?.' !
Haeksat ick. N. J.. ' ? | - Bar*
. . who w*?
tsl for
rheiimafi ??n on . ! late
ta ?t !ar?T"
'he fac? 11 ? '
I ?
i.'l ? ?? ? I ? patii ippotsd ts
?
.'
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? ?
?
? '
B"-'l H, 0 ' '
'
'
'"ho .'
?
- c ui-ed by -.
tier?
ANTHONY AMENDMENT
UP FOR DISCUSSION
Suffrage Battalion Seeks to E-i?
ter Military Tournament
There will be
ny amsndmsnl ts ths F.dera!
?
?
i! .".. 1 "' ' ' ?
The ' ? " ' '
n Blsteh, " i and
Charles cl London
71S Flftl. Avenue
?czc't il :- i.,...0-1
ol icrty
O?d Etagllsli
MARBLE
MAM !. PIZCES
A I ? rd Sii*Trajj:?t?
ne of 'he
? ??-*. to the
.? i to g: it
lag to M?*a
_
, ??er.-rsl _i
? teat ?n
..' the
. ,
I i t<>
? .? of a? fragista to
..
.- ? ? re
. ?
?nd their
..'. i
J sad |0
ial ol arm?.
Boy Drowns in Sewer Pool.
1 ' 1511
? rard, Jersey City, woi ptaj iRf
?ith older bojs near h-.s h?>me y.st?-r
? ir po ?I
' . fro-n
the Cil il, f iseitets
You Buy Olher Goods by
Measure?Why Not
Toilet Paper?
Tea bv the pound, potatoes by the bushel, oil
bv the gallon. Isn't it just as logical to demand
toilet paper quantity ?
The only way to know how much toilet papef
you're jxettin-j; for your money is to find out how
many sheets there are in a roll. Toilet paper, you
know, can be loosely wound to look bulky.
<?>*./ "-??3 ?A-V ?3? ii -^?W W7 Hjvep W
Has 1000 sheets to the roll?10c
We always want you to put quality first, but
quality minus quantity is always a poor buy.
ScotT^sue is as "sott as old linen." It is very
absorbent and pure white. Ap;ain we say,
"It's the Counted
Sheets that Count"
Sani-Tissue, a balsam
treated, sanitary toilet paper,
soft and clothlike. 2500
sheets in carton of 3 rolls,
25c. At dnrr, grocery, de?
partment and housefurnish
in^- stores.
faults?* I ''5 TI?"'* H?P*r Tompany
SCOTT PAPER CO.
30 Church Street
New York
Maker* of Abtotbent ScotTittue Toivelt
-?77#^
fe-*
<_-?
?*S
For the Little Folks
There's a delight?
ful surprise in each
package of Tak
homa Biscuit. It's
the daintiest paper
doll you've ever
seen. Look for it.
Eight pretty costumes
are to be found in many
other popular varieties.
See list in Takhoma
package.
W mg&?
<0
,_[?J.'*at_r
You arm inrited to riait
the, Sunahin? Bakery.
To ate the Bakery to ihm
bent a '? _n'_, * rorrtl at
10 A M or 2 P M. any
day but Saturday.
Biscuits
I
???.Mu. Yo_i-Yumi. TV.? mm?
t.Ki ' ? '???? T'.v ?rrrrlip. round
??bea an?pp?d with g.nger
S_nihin#Oyi??r<"r?el>?r??t''?.Lit?i:?
cr?c??r?, criar. C?I?V ?"?1 ?uI-!> ??it.
Th? kind you ??p?ist wins ?f? !o?d
!?_____? Lumoi? Snap-. Ju?t ??
?'??," maaf. ? t 'a.'?*' ?o?p, Icmoa
mi?? a .mi^si map
Sunahinu I.-nrsh Biaitlit. Good with
? a ? "- with c(.r?a?.good any ?way
? ny um?
T.Whom. B.acnil. T' ? a!! ?s? s'ro
?r^a 'f?ca?r-areak? evenly In th?
miJ.a
M.tin.? B.acuit. A briath of vani'.'.a.
? ?nggtetloa of c?a? ? ?i.a,
?u??i ac?'t?intv ?I?attataetleo
Sua.-iau ( hoto!.i. !ip|.n A
??hoei/al? m?r?i- n.?' uve r?k? lo thin
a ?? -. - a"# til mem it
Saa-hlu. Vui. II? Wulur?. Th? or'fl
? I '?-III? .a? m?'l IIS'M
Sun.-??uGr?-?m?-ruck?r?. Graham
trinara ? | ?? 1 th?v ma.? you
? ?s. . ? ? ?arant m ?
SumIii*? 5?!iin?i. Should b? a.rv?d
en * - '??. .7 ?? ?s-.??/ d*i*rv? li.
Thin. ls(h?. crup ?r. 7 ?lightly .. 'td.
hast VS'ii rn Qi_c?utt (uaspmmt
OmAara mt Snmakina ??.??s?.?-?
Now York "