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Ihn department n devoted to ?eparattng the iheep ol
? dvertiamg from the goats-and hanging a bell on the goat?.
It deal? with a ?rery ?eriou? topic in a way that is not too ?eriou?.
It? honeat endeavor will be to antwer with fairneti, either in
print, or, where that il inexpedient, by privat? letter, all fair
queitior.i ?brut advertiiementi. while reserving the right to plead
ignorance when that i? the right aniwer. It a?W? nothing for it?
? ervC-ei -xcept the lOiifidrnce ol it? correspondent? in giving
their nan-iei snd adJroaeoO. * confidence which W_l never be vio?
late?? i'le.ie "*.-- clearly *. h.ther you pr?ler to have your name
?? ith held from ariwcis p-inte?4 h-re No ?iniigned communiealion?
will be re.sd Addre??: The Ad-V i?or. Ihe Tribune, New York.
vce
? .'
- -. m . ?ought, tiade by crvmg
it I tor "attempt? i atioa" of the
Proie.?:'
Ir.'?- ?.. ? . i and A
v but *he;. there
m three times pe? '' ? *? thing n i
ty for all tl
? ' ..."-'..- ,u extra ';
?c morning
? two a
...
?tra'? ' our Pre
- ? 11. II.
?. fu ? ? iffered
fi?sn the methed ell 'ho Sunday edition of "The Kvrninir :?
-?ram.*' T not unnatural, for it is difficult to
sec now 'his ,,;??? r could eVpect to sell on any other basis. I aproo with
ihe eon] ? lay evening" pap? r Meins utterly worth*
ho morninc: papers. In an article some timo
I quoi ? .. furniture tra?io concerning "The Tolepram*' ad?
ven pink, it's punk." The same appears t" I egard
:? of tin arrant fakery ernployed in se!',n ,- t, one
Sunday pinklet 'ying to s
..i?, "i'ii t i-? I asl ;< Fake:
1
? r.r.ia\ I aoticed comment urn?!: certain chain
? b\ Mr. Mark Ki?ner. of 1233 Madisoi
. , '....?
', ? the Mark K.srer in question, but am likely !r> set
.,...,.r r? . ,. .... . ,, r hr.,rle nl?y pive rise to heran?!
raes, I respectfully request that you publish in
same prominence that was given to the letter of
r. Mark Eisi er I tatel ? that 1 nrn in no wise connected
to. Which, Bl a matter of far!, I
... '. ..nnoya- MARK EISNER,
rith plea Hie commi n( refei red to was
published ?i dealt with an endless chaii oper
?v - - - ? ? of ?Belgian relief by a Mark Eisner who
y reoopniml Belgian relief organiza
rh? Mai . ,; ? e is Into rna Ri venue Col
1 ors District. What -oll?ecting ho does is strictly
_ ? ? United States government, and ??<?'..
hemi to make it effective. The ?\d-Viaor regrets that
I bin inconvenii 11 ??.
pie of f kery, and in such ;. ':. gh toned i iper,
e the une trusivi "spurmnx" and "canthrox" without their
Should th? re not he Adv. ?v. the bottom of "
? What kind of Bsh will ' . bs ' csitch?
PRANK P, POLET
publiahii g this patent medicine advertis*
ting tl e law, providing the
\? r.f-v. ?papers do n?ot commonly prinl nostrum ads
? not hi up, it il s fair futas that The I I publishing thit
it's bealtb or anybody else's, \? for Mr. Foley'i final query, he will find
the ti?h technically catalogued under the term, catostomui ten
i ?f old, a 7?iv. n crier brought news arid his common! upon it to the
d<? 'rue comment on these to i factors depended
his reputation, Tl." .volved noden ther
fad mg. entertainment, pol?tica, owners! p, etc..
thrust theme? nto a column ahead of
kind of columi
gui - lolve to write the < how,
? ? '
?????.II
1 bought It. Por a long - n In
r, a proof t
. ? ? e. I say it to the Ad \
rather I toi is! column', t.? topi
ent our papei I bought. I bell? ? . ?elf
Fink ... to the fraudulent 1 ? ?? ?? n Willard
..f purchase oi 1 he Tribune
won' : . '.t -, ? \, ? ? ?? markabl? truthful;
more thai ordinarily variable, How
?
\\ . ? al.irh was cknou li M ?? and
? Hoe about .? compariaoi
?>? that hi .- !;mia
? ? . bluff"? M nd you, I ?
? rtised : 11 ? editoria ad
ertisei
gliti. rii le may I
'. ?
? irr
?, . .
iver I estij
that ? ? W. he Can I "buj
th?- window". I may add that I objected thro
umns vi it!, BSCKIBEIt.
It tant .. suit that i? m the srindow, Mr. Subscriber; it's a mirro . A
newspapei ? noon in its news columns, opinion in iti editorial col*
? advertising columns It Is not flawless. No surface is,
times t ? pr?t tort es even ( ucti ii the unreck*
nabl? I) par's inf? rmanti contrit <? falso
pictures ...i n !?? ? ,'???? public is m
\> ? '?.. ?! such a manne ai I
theii i ? ? est new ipapar will say so, ai i be
i Lierhai ' -
Edil and are ao presented. Few readers
rument opinions as uriqualinad facts. Thay
at th? bead of '*.? editorial pug? standi the unwritten
rvwsks "Th.? .- our belief." What UM ?-?iitor of The Tribune believes to
iay abssit ?i.? Pi es may be quite dilTarent from what he bo
tissred two or three Th? trend of srewnts may have changad
ms risse/point, or !.<??>?. taforaatkm may have tl?r..w:? mw lighl upon the
prnbinu. i ibted wbethar a man of the type o? critical
,,lU'1; i;' ' "Subrci ? '" lettei would get his money's
' ?' ? ? ? whether ho ?would derive
' ?? variably . ? ith his
-?
"" ' ' 'u may buy the article offered in the window.
Bdrw that you aie buying, M truthful a miner as
lort can make it. That doesn't mean that it will ho in*
' ,ill"K >?" ? ? no. at least It Ig ?loan.
v \ -r Department COBtiauee a source of lea I -
that ..ted the p.- '"??
? | aae of the column for securin* indorsement
tory treat?,
who ? t romotioi
Such ? ?- -"..luv bai indeed sent ?os far, all tin
"
"me- ;!'-'" '"" ?? ;'r* ' ' '' itli thom will appear ;v
?taten.. I ted" and i ii explana*
tion of th?- niant.? i :n ". li v th?. ? | -t!?? combinat -.?-. The
? o alt will ?loiii.: ? legists, bul riot precis?)*
of the kind ?i;-.sir?-?i.
Nothing of thiii ?trf cow ? to merchante who sand exampl? of
their own a-ivertisinj' <?r business methods on thoir own letter head.-.
While fUfh matter 11 not always available for print, the A?) Yis.,r is ,r):il\
to receive *j as information. ? .
BROKER STRANGELY KILLED'
T. M. ?Vat??.?*, - 'kail ! -a. ? ir? .1. I'minil
in Hit M ?s .. Mi? Home.
I ? , ? ?. brok?
Broa
ng in tli"
?
?\ . ? . '
: ? .-' . da?
? kail, belle*, ? d le
received '.?hen he stumbled
taira. Oa the possi
et the broker having
play, the police began
?
. hk?*y la hi?
hfiiid i|Dnbltd icros?
hit tx ... . i, rcon'
cheeks, i boa ? i
ttended a ? ? th?
?111 to
toar
WIRF. DOG MUZZLES URGED
Strapped Jaw? Bad Leash? Still 1'er
iiut Attacks on l*?*??|>U?.
?
and "figure V contrivances placel an
bj relaetaat i ? noi n' I he ? ?
luggest? ? '-?y by
the C ?? ' Health. An order
'?. thai expected.
Dui - ir en led 'he II.TU1 of
.? showed soil
to ?ink their
parti of eitiiea? de
their mn
I also toe
? .
? ended 2,070
?.,.?,, . with
213 an
. ? i 'log
rners were
; -o were released on ?us
- ??
'BUS LINES OPPOSED
BY INTERBOROUGH
Representative Tells Estimate^
Hoard Competition \\.*ill
Cause Bankruptcy.
reteatatires ol thi Interboi
ransit I mpany ?nd ihe New
,. ays i lompany ?| p? ?r? d o\
the p ? ' ing y lerda ? before
the Hoard of Estimate on the question
. tablishing now motor ?bus i
? Manhattan, and rigoroasl** opposed
ting i on "?
ground that it would seriously affect
the profit! of hot); the lubway and ele?
vated
t4-.ir.rhis?' committee of the
of Estimate 1ms already reportad
? '.]>- on the application of the New
any. Th.- applies
? ' oaeh <"om
.? h ich "i * rai es ?h? pr< -eut ' >u?.
?' th?? Inter
i mpai >. w s - n * approved.
I to p? r cent of
el eompany, ae
W ? n I' G ithrie, counsel
for ?in former coo |
"If you pul these 'busses along the
Iroadi ? i ?aill
bankruptcy," de? ared
ithrie. "The Interborough ?>m
epresents ai lent of I1S7,
1)00,000 and the New York Railways
? ompany represent! an nvestment of
0,000. We arc conviaced tnat
? ? ? will be pal in Jeopardy if
now 'hus route? are put in operation.
? n . ir? pai tnei - of I be eltj in 'he
of th? subiray i nd
"bus *-?>' '. ?
I . i? menace to the profit? aod
to thi hies of the eitiseas,
; . . ty'i good faith pledged to
? j? .- v. th 'a i art ?er, The
1 take the cr??nm
? haul trad c from the sur
?
? I h'ifth Avenue ("larh
? ompa . Mi. Guthrie said 'hat if the
?? for new ?bui routes was "f
that eompa >? l he Interbor
. i not aci epl it
? ?. m ? gi eat ery a few veirs
? i *? Fifiy ii nth Street erees*
ne wanting to charge five eenta
m\ r ?. short ri?i towa. The
?. > ? otnpeU? ?I ? i to gii ??
," ss ..I Mi Guthi... "Now . ou
to i ey "mi.? a ri? ite
eet, thus rat? ing
?rit fair to
? 1 Street 1 in?? <>r to ? !.?
. ... ,
The Weal End Avenue Associai on
filed ? bri? f with the Board .?? Estim?t?
? lay protesting against establish
bus I i i? on Weal Ead Avi>
? ????! ?oit that special
i exemi t. ?I this thor
t lines of *?-.? ry
and building improvements on
no? i .i? i been made in the belief
Bl "Ii '?:? ? .. ?
?-#
SHERIFF SEEKS PROOF
OF EXTORTION CHARGE
\\ n l ry to Compel Citizens
Union Head to dive I acts.
took the nr?it
to compel vl I im Jaj
' ' ? . president oi the I I ?
to fi.i:iiAh information which
ittei said he had of a i is? el es>
bj ? depat) ihei ifl Mr. Schief?
eharge was made after Sheriff
Grifenhagen m-k? : i| had made
? - tioi loi ? Alfred G
. ? . ? :? candidate for
. oi ?? ?-a-.
i ere i n
? ' led, and re
126 not
:
dr. Schief*
dot? ged '???-??
and the i ame ol th? deput . thai be
ih him. .Mi. -r ?i f.-iui did
. - and de
PRINCE CHASES FINGERPRINT
11 ?.iihft/ko> Valalj Pareaea Laaspblach
Kt'?ord of His Arrest.
'.'? ; -.????? ret al
gerpi :it ?. ?? hi? h
? en ?mated
? . ? . ? ? - ttacl
ater rel?
? ? . .
panied
?
! ? d? i o ? ? twici
? eooii aft?
? ond Branch
? .:. au.
rat ti a al .u
. . Ilule later, and
Magistrat? Barril loara?td that
? earl be laid them that
if they wished t?> see him th?*y would
have to -.?.. ' after ai!iournm?nt.
bey would not .i". M they left.
the) Would appeal 'o the l'o
?ioneror th? Supreme Court
gh th?:r friendi i" recover ?he
? ?
Fined $1 for tepeetoratiaf.
f.
I v o men Into Yi esU?i
in ned II ? ? Ma
Tarn*. I'll?*? fimi been round .1
up for expectorating en the i.ran.t
I ? i .. ? i lurteenth Street iuh*way
platform* and ef thi
Tl ??I A?.nn.' "I."
Ki'? "i'? iirs !'"?M, iMr"?'''*?''
Ia?v 1 t /U a li.in.ins/?! MM. S(.
IV?'CALL ADMITS
INTEREST STILL
IN WIFE'S STOCK
Statement Before Thomp?
son Committee May Be
Cause for Removal.
WITNEsSS IN TILTS
WITH LEGISLATORS
Testimony Colorett Public Ser
tice Chairman Says To
Show Shares To?day.
< hainaan Edward r:. Mci'ali of the
? ? ? ? 'i ' " i ommi ? loa admitted
on the itand tostar?s* at the T'.omp
ativa committee heariag at
ISIS It ?? rent in the
;,-7 shares <?f Kings County Electric
: I ' och new In Mn
' ? list ai :.rea;
;? If h? rere the on ner
rhi* "con on" | robably ? ?I 'oe
OHO of '< in the rerom
mendal oi foi M r. MeCall'i n i
which it i? ai?l the rhompeon commit?
fee will draw un nt the elo?e of the
hearing?. Thi? -to?k pai?l ISjON an
nually In dis ideada
? bairman M?*? all ami l'ninmi??mn?r
Robert ? Wood wore the only wi?
?ie??e? yeeterday. Mr. McCall left thi
?'ami after ahoul one hour'? testimony
on the demand by the committee thai
i??? produce the atoeh eertlfleatei He
went n?? n;. promising to prodoce them.
;.t .t o'clock n the ?fterneoi
? ? imittee ? aited until ) ?'dock,
a? .1 en the failure of the Public Ser
vire chairman t?i reveal whal pragroai
h? I ??.I made in hi ? seareh for th ?
stock Mertoi r Lewi a, Deput) Attor
? i . General, counsel for ?he com
?re, telephoned to him. Mr. Mr? all rr
sponded thai he would not be tl
C77I11 posaosaion of the certifleates be?
fore 10:80 o'cloeh this morning, when
he will again take the surd.
Sn?. s Testimony Is Colored.
Seemingly convinced that the com
mittee ?i OUI te fore his removal. Mr !
McCall accepted every opportunity toi
buttle ?Mth his questioners, assertingI
thai be would eritldtc the member?? of
the committee when he fell justifie?!
in ?o doing, and chnrging ihi*. hil las
timony wa? being colorea.
H?> began his testimony with the
statement thai Mr?. McCall was no*?
the owaer of the R ng? Caaatji stork
which he ha?l owned prior- to hecomin/
a member of the eommiaeioB, but h??
diiln't kno?,v where 'he certificate?? W 're
Mr. Lewis suggested that Mrs McCall
might be culled to clear thi? up, but
Mr. MeCall said that it would not b?
necessary to summon her that he
would produce ?hem.
It. was ?leni??d by the Public Servie*
chairman thnt he had bought the Mock
from Andrew Freedman.
"It was ifl 1901 or r.?"t that I gol
the Stock," he said; "I bought it
through J. S. Hache Si Co.. brokers "
?'Mow di?l the name of .lohn .1 Mackin
i'et on 'ne eertiftcatea, and that of
Preedman a- the ruar, who had turneil
the stock over to Mackin'"'
"Now le? me tell you .-.bou? thai * i
be eleai " Mr. McCall exclaimed
"You know what position Mackin held;
he wai merely my confidential officer.
I just had the stach put in his name
There was a l?.?n on the stock a' ne
time from Preedman, and the stock wa?
give?) to Preedmai as security for th'?
loan. V. "neu the loan was paid off
Preedman turned back the eertifieatoj
That is all there is te it. Mackin didn't
know aaythiag about the transar? hi ?.;
he didn't know any more about it than
voir rhi'iii.''
\sks Purpose ?if tjuestitin.
i be tranafei t?. Mr?. MeCall, the wi?V
i?.-" aaid, was mad? p*-'''* to hi.? -n
tranee lato the Public Service Commis?
a.,.n n. Pebruary, " IS,
Aft.i Mr. Mci i,l! had testified a?
the quarterly dividend- en the stock
amounted te |TM Beaator Georg F.
Thompson. chair ?mm. said:
"You had just a* much .r.terest in
it if it was Mrs. McCall'l as you nuld
have ha.l ii it ha?l been yours, ?lulu t
you*"
".lust as much; just as much." the
Witness replied. Then he suddenly
said:
"I don't know what the purpose of
that question is. What ?in vou meant"
"Well." Senator Thompson answered,
"l haveal anj particular deflaition of
it."
"I want t?' lay," Mr Ml Ca ? : .??r*-.???i.
in an unfriend ? tone, "that this idea
thai I bought the stock from Preedman
gives 'he transaction a bad ?olor, an?? I
,iIa?, ??Hut to say that whoever gives
? ??pression in i|uestioBi sbool il is
v. rang."
"This committee," Chairman Thomp?
son said sternly, "stan?|-> back of every
question that Mr. Lewis asks, i won't
have what he ha? done criticized or
anything that tii.s committee does
criticized."
"Well, I ihall eritidsc snybe?dy who
*a\s thai I bought the stock from
Preedman." MeCall retorted,
"I didn't iay yon I a l bough) the
stock trmu Preedman," Mr. !.. srii
and thai till . ? But, later on,
in diacuesiag the examin itio ? of
impl une l
thai that questio ng ha? ?? en unfair.
( '?mmis loner Wood Testifies.
1 ' mmisi onei M end w? ? i ,.,-. wi,rn
ai reautaod following
?'? H? ?> d that before ha be*
came a Public Servie.manias oner
I? ?aA ;?. th? |.ro,;erage business a-, l
- 7 nn handled public utilities stocks
along With others. We and h ? pa
"innig tins tmie owiiH.i shares in t
,??1 ? ... ! rro '....?? . I? e?l or
M ,...,i ? ehe i i lion he
,..
iga
old an] '"' k i
New ?i ork > ? Intel ? ? igh .'"
bat not i Ba I became a P
t ( mmissioi er "
"Have fa i awas I an:- CensalU
<?as sloe'-'"'
??I don't recall owning sny
- ?
'What abo.ji Kings i'ounty Ele
Light und Power?"
"I don't recall ever having an
? ? tee. "
Mr Wood was asked to describe
ad ; ? ? it bii werking hours
week. i?.- gave a detailed aceoua
ovement . evaa to the pom
ho? be wall ed de
? : . it?? a). " ? ked i
and ev< -, ? ?? s ed up. 'i. |
ttail all
cot? r.'d ? i., i ' .:..< ba tui m ?l i i"in
?ii reel ion to i ot i r
After he id describe? ,:.
.,..,.? T'lesd:
"' ;i.a;,< (I golf," he Bfl .
? d had anl 1 the tv.tne ,
minded lb? committee that be
also rotod Bfl Tuesday.
Baaiaeaa Policy QaeafWacd,
lv questloaa Mr. Lewi. brought
ihat ? ... . on the lubwa, i in ob
m| ? ? '.o:, is apparently paahed ??
,? great deal more fares b;. the Pu
Ben ce I ammisaiofl than '.fork in
congest? ?i i ??? ' ?>b - of I to eitj.
?? it .? ei(v laaei laten it monej
cause contracts fai a or* in 'he hi
of ib? ? ty ar? out lot until a
wel '. under " sy : '? ' he to
open -??> : mi- ." said ">I ? . I."
"Well, I would bardl; -?? th
Mr Woo.' remarkod.
"Aad v.? regard I ?a; a? ? good bt
Bi ?s poiic) ""
"YaSi you BBS WS are pushing
work a? hard a? we can "
"Does your wife own any stock
the Interborough ?"
"I have never been fortunate eno;
to be married.'' Mr. Wood replied, i
everybody laughed.
PEACE TOEN OPE
U. S. POLICY FORU:
After Lecture on National Riv;
ry Wilson Is Ur>.od to Call
Neutral Conference.
\ foruB on America's future forel
policy was I...gun v..?!.-: day afi?rn?
under the directiea of the Woma
Peace party, when the spaaing lecti
of the eourae -ir? given by Profeai
Edward St. Kri"-ii,v;. ?,:' beland Bti
ford Junior University, on th?
of "The Did Idea National III val ry.'
One hundred women and a few m
gathered at TO Fifth Avenu? foi I
meeting. Professor Kn-hbiel attack
the proaoBl natioaal system aad
extreme form, in which every niili
believes Itself to have ;? special m
- on, to 1"' superior n many, if no! ?
s. pecta to other nations, and T" pi
, . the r ghl eiow on any question,
Quoting ths .:"!.'. ',.:i of a nation
a body whicb exists when its eomp
tient units believe it to be a nation,
a??, ii Whether such beliefs were n
artificial, and whether, since man's r
liofa differ, the presen: national sy
t. ? could not be altered in favor
something better.
This afternoon at 4:.''<) o'clock I
Norman Angell Will speak OB "Tl
<?reat Illusion," referring to the jdi
that nations compete with one anoth
?a the economic world much a-- lad
? iduHls do. hr. Angel! will lec'ure .
Wednesday and Thursday efterao?
also, and Professor Krohblol ?'ti Pridl
will complet.- the lir-t half of the I.?
weeks' eoura?,
fader the joint direction of ti
People'l Institute and the Woman
Peace party three evening BMOtinf
will In held each week at s : 1,". ?
Cooper l'nion.
A', a meeting of the Woman's Peac
party immediately following the lee
ure yesterday afternoon a resolutio
was passed urging President Wilson t
co-operate w:"h neutral government.? i
?ailing a conference of neutral nation
to sit as a court of mediation and sur
mit reasciniib'.e proposals for peace t
all the warring nations.
Mrs. Crystal Eastauu. Benedict i
chairman of the committee OB arrange
ments. and BBaOUg thoM working wit
hi are Mr?. AmOS Pinchot, Mrs. ?'bar
lotte Perkins Oilman, Miss Alice t'.ir
v Mrs, laei Milhollaad Bo ?
vain. Mrs. Richard Aldrieh, Mrs \
mir Simkhovitch, Mrs. Henrv Hru? r?
Mrs. Marcui M. Marks, Mrs Chai as I
Tiffany and I ? r. S. Jos?phine Haker.
DISCUSS WIDENER PICTUHE!
Art I.o? er?, W onderin? What Will He
come nf I annul? Collection.
Uly M'irai'h la Th?* 1H-WM !
Philadelphia. Mow. s, Art lovers wh?
never had an opportunity to visit th?
famaua Widenei galleries ;.t Lynni
Bood, Elkl s p.irk. are woodering to
r|ae whether Petar A. B. Widen
lied Saturday, made good in h ?
his half prom -<? to gil i his eol I? e
??. thi city. The consensus ol op
among friends of the dead financier i?
tl'i.i be h.came displeased at th?
tivity and shorteightednesa of 'he eity
s.nd made other provision for disposing
of the colled ion
Many of the pictures in the Widener
Collection are worth many times their
"?"?.khi n g'.Id, ar.d some ot *he old
masters are representeil more com?
i letely than in any other collection in
the world Oae of the gema, Ram?
bran.It's "The Mill," was acquired by
Mr. Widener at the CBflt of 1500,000.
-? a
Buried as Earth Wall Falls.
Several ton - Bf f.,Xing earth ; ?
- 1!..| Michael Masxarano, ??? I ?
! , ? |i5tfa St ?? ??'. while aoi ?? ng
excavation for a HOW building a! Wal
id Tremont ?\venuea, The Bronte.
Mazxaraaa ---.i fifteen feet below th
?idewslk when the ".-11 of earth erum
bled aad buried bisa. He was pinned
?lovvn by a bowlder and not dug out for
Bfl hour.
mi-i i m ? t t r mxnxnxnsra
I
Unequlled ?n popularity
for Di-incr and Supper.
W
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"More than a Restaurant?A Broadway Institution" M
Brcadway at Forty-ninth Street
Also held in high favor for its Special Luncheon
at 75c and for its Afternoon Tee Dances
P**?
Eta 1111111 j 11 ; t t t t tu mm nx
OSBORNE URGES
JURORS TO VISIT
SING SING CELLS
I'nvtation Issued as In?
quiry Begins at White
Plains.
TEST OF SYSTFM,
COUNSEL ASSERTS
Principal Keeper f irst VVitn^s
Called Welfare league Rec?
ords Reported Missing.
Themas Matt Osbernc ?Hll throw Sing
Sir?,? upen to ?rhatever inveaUgationi
the cr:.i,.| iiiv of Wi s'rhester ?'ounty
te make nto any or all of it*? de?
partment?.
I rod yesterdnv by
. '.', Mardi th? urden's
.-.? toi ne ; o accomi anied him ' ?
VVhil ? en 'h?? praiui jui
? .i ? ?>
the pi ?ras fur'her in.
dor ???I b] ?? letter ?'.Inch Mr, 0 borne
c.-. to Pred? rieh ?I. vYeeka, the D 1
'net attorney, formally Maun?* his pro*
poaal.
"We have ??kcl for and expect to got
.. full Investigation Of affairs at S.n;?
Sing," said Mr. Merchant, speak'nir for
the ?rartien. "We do not recognize any
? es or porsoaalitiea in the graad
. i -. invest gal :<>n.
"The question is simply this whether
th? prison has improved since Mr. Os
borne took charge, or not 1 It is merely
a teal ? ' pn-"i, govern?
ment. Mr, Osborne ii ?rilling to furnish
u .. . ? .. ? i ill the facts ;ind
? ?imand, and bus :is'?cd
t.? go i. fore ; "?n. !(?? ??.ill write Mr.
IVeeki to night, inviting a'l th? jurms,
? ?r n. mai ? .. deaire te come, tu vieil
Sing Sing ??i d itaj as long as they like,
?n whatever eapaeitj they chooee to
-? '-tit. themselves.
Says < ?imparisiins Must Be Made.
"The biK <|u?'stion which the investiga?
tion mus? a.,K,. ;. whether conditions
have improved liaee Mr. ?lAborne took
charge at Sing Sing. To determine this
conditions under previous wardens and
systems must be examined, as well as
? i '.ni: under the pr?sent war?
den. The question eunno! be determinad
a comparison."
Before the doee o? the investigation
the warden will hpp??ar before the jury,
l'iAirict Attorney Week? ml I yesterday
aft ern? i
"1 ba\" obtained the consent of ?he
grand jury to have U arde i ??sborne
fore them," he said. "I have
nothing further to give out."
"U ill you aecepl the invitation of the
warden to visit Sing Sine?" he was
naked.
"1 have nothing further to give out,"
the i'i -tr:?*. Attorn? ? repeated.
Little work was ?lone yesterilay by
the jury, which occupieil most of the
morning in listening to instructions de?
livered by Justice Morsehnaaer.
Me pointed out in his charge that the
public records and all institutional
buildings in ?Vestcheeter ?ounty were
open to theii investigation, and laid
stre?? nn the neeeeelty of secrecy in
the pi-oceed nge. Me also emphaeised
the necesaity of guardii g agaiast care*
? dictmenta.
(.rand Jury Begin* Work.
Following their cliarpe, the grand
adjourned to the District Attorney's
office, where the investigation was of
!'cially begun.
Andrew H. Buchanan, a retired oil?
cloth manufacturer, of ?'ortland, was
chosen foreman. Three of the twenty?
three other members are from Ossin
ing.
Before the jury convened Mr O?
borne, accompanied by Mr. Merchant
and James Y. Bgnn, of 20 Vesey Street,
h:< other counsel, iront to White Plains
itomobllo.
The warden appeared cheerful, al
though he looked rather drawn and
haggard.
? \i the re?sjuea1 of my friends," he
said, with a laugh, when questioned, "I
haw placed myself m the hands of my
lawyers. The only trouble with them is
that they want to do all the talking.
You'll have to a... them."
George W, Kirchwey, Mr. ?isborne's
present deputy. ?1 ??I no*, appear, although
the warden said Sunday night that he
uns * |.,?'cd to meet the party at
Whit.- Pinina
Frederick Dorner, !"? bronsed faeed,
white-haired "P. K." of Sing Bing, was,
. ..;.'i itoo I? Irai wilnesa called
i,. the |urj .Hep ' .'?.. recordi of the
in n ??*???
?i?.;\l\?. Ml?HT, '?UN., \<t\. IB, ?, r S.
? ? nana ?*? I'iiIiIii. latienauer; Cm ....
Rothi? i ?on? i- .
lUil. Huri? ?.ml.>?.?. * o r DelaUBOi?
[M.lui A. I tho i.e Kothlor l*ond Polacce
?lmr. I ?.'??tirril.iMiinieriinic. Kurt.
Mali n inri? h ?.i. bul i. Crina
Braun. \? ?il ? ond Rodanskr Id? bal ?
in. it,, hau, r. ?Ida, Cajattl (debut);
: I.?' ??."?oil I ?l.-tlut I
>*j|. Mat ?t I KosrnUa?aller, iil-r. Hem?
pel. W ' ? ? '. ?SVtll, aitbouM
R Bodaask;
**??' a' kids, Rappel?], Ma'ieii
iu?r. Uartli ? tt ?'..ini.
.
s.,?...-,. m?i. Mu?', m i. 1 AKSIrAL
a V i.l ? H' . ?I - \?>V 1 1.
i ?..-..., i , ? , I ? I* I a ? i ;
!-* SC0T? NEARING
"THE HUMAN ELEMENT
IN ECONOMICS"
Wednesday Eves.?8:15 P.M. ^'M,ii/U
WASMINt.TON IRVING HIGH ij^nO-J'.
Intni ;?.? i and ITU? .--.r??:.
?:?.?'?? ' ? U.mbmhlp ? aid
i ' ? ?ii'.) la it?.
BAND Si 111 MIL II? I i . . 1023 Qnmtrej
PHILHARMONIC
sOCIl .'? ? '? \i:v. ron ?
? l?i-H -li;\\-K*?. inviui Iiik
I?. ? - -? ? A' tl . ??
?l?t. ?Ill, II IlilN, 111 I I ||? ? N K.N.
C m h A L :. -1"
? ? ?:m ?.II is xI r ; t? at Bo j 'ft.. -
W.oi.l *,\ HALL.
1st I ?,n,?*rt lo-oitln at Itli
nil al? r i
i Lriturt??!
In'l.l i? I
ARTET
.; Ar* a* ( \|{| | I'.n HHKKl.
???S3 .. . I H..10. II- ??. I....?, ; u- 3lth SL
? ariifjla* Hall, fhl? Iflrrnoon at S. "*
SONG RECITAL
MME. FRANCES
''.?k La renn ?
?LDA
VESGE!
UlllltV HAM.
THIS AFTERNOON.
(Tue..) ?I 3 P. M.
Mi **<.\ki\n ! |.K|( |>
l'l\\l?-l - >; ?Ms ??? OOJSO.
\?-??Ii.?ii II ill. |? inorro?. (WinL) al II IV M
?um. H K< ITA!
POVLA FRISGH
OmtU II. i ..-? . |,.r v|... , . , . .... m4.
AEOLIAN MALL THgr?. A??.. N... II. ?t J.
KK? ITAf. HY
GUIOMAR NOVAES
llaUr.I'.Uv IUMST ?l-t. M ,1? Hissa,
' Mutual Welfare League's ?rial? of vari
001 offenres committed by the prison
"t *
League Ke.-ord? Reported Miaaing.
? aa repei tod after th?
jiiry that "he rOOOrd I of :' I
forty trials CO ? ? tad II III "
tit Biiaaing. This ;s in aecor?iaaee
?'? ith former reports which bava
?hat part of the file, of the league had
? ither been destroyed or mislaid.
I'unng the course at the investiga
? "s District Attorney Weeks tried to
:,e warden. It was said later that
1 this was merely to confer with him
eoacoraiag the niaeing record? Mr. Oa*
liorne wa ? at this time in the Wes'che?
?er Club witb bis counsel, and Mr
Weeks could rot find h'm
Pol lowing the principal keeper I ? r.
E ! Parr, j?ri?ot. physician, te?tified,
and the j ii ;, ? . ?rned.
The report of !>r. Rudolph D^dling,
of the NI '?'?' \'?ir'K Pr: ion '
? has been received by th.? District At*
. d will he read by him to ' ??
? re convicta, now held in
the White Plaim jail, probably will be
called i?. testify ''??lay Among these
1 is William WiHett, formerl) a United
Statei Reareaeatativa and more receat*
ly a jiidg. m the Mutual Welfare
. League's Court.
HARE OPERATION PERFORMED
Nurgeona Watch Attempt to Cure Wom?
an's Hour (.la???? Stomach.
A ir.re operation for "hour g!a?s
. !" was performed yestei day at
? Luki '?> Mo ? tal by Ur. William A.
i."-. i.? Ii ?? i the Ural earn of tl ?
???r *.. be 'i? ated bj
Mew York City 1 ml ?Many
doctors are ? ? ? .?. ome of
-,, ,'",r.n> PhC ?,,.',er'' IS ;. W .111 -
an ftf? ylnn yai .. ,|
The malformation, in which there are
really two stomar-hs, ?a eauaod by 'he
drawing in of th? ? ? at the organ,
producing two sac; dilated above an!
below in the shape of an hour glass.
Digestion il delayed, and irwiv CUriOUl
symptoms, difficult of diagnosi-, appear.
When 'he malady is suspected, the
patient is made to swallow bismuth.
The outline of the stomach may then he
seaa with the X-ray.
Jenks to Tell D. U.'s of War.
The fall imoker and annual meeting
of the New York f>e'tn Cpsilon ' lub
! will be held tO'Bight at the room? of
the Aldine Club, MO Piftb Avenue, a
? o'clock. Pr. Jeremiah W Jenks
Michigan. *78, will ?peak on "The Real
Significance of the War.-' A feature if
the evening will he aWardlag the club'?
recognition shield to an alumnu? for
achieving prominence in his partieclar
spheie.
CHIHUAHUA SAaED
BY VILLA TROOPS
Unpaid. They Seize German Con?
lu?ate- ?ought Off with
Forced Loan.
r? Trlt*,.? |
El Taso. Tex., Nov. | taSBSJWl be
csuse they hsd retener] n0 pi_ .
months. Villa ?oldiers ra,ded the (*,.
man Consulate in Ch.huahua City
burned the c:ty market hooa?. tni ?
tacked the confi?cat:on agency of ?_
aecordiag to srrlrsi,
to-day from Chihuahua.
? de?nandin_ p_. ,?
1 ? started o?jt ?? ...
"' 'be tar
it, which atan
?pread i ?-. section ?t
liste the mob fortai
an entran? ? ? , ,j the bull?
which the Chihuahua M.mrg C0Bpt'
officials had put under th? proteetui
of the consulate.
Ihe mob next went to the mark??
house and seising ail goodi <>- u.
re '?i the building, A i (,.
. -in?! office of the Villa tottrr
ment was about to be looted, (iorirnor
who ha?i forced a loan of lie*).
?)00 in Amer car money from bum*,,"
men wh;!e the rioting was m pro?*??,
announce?! that ?- ??- ' . r? would be
pa -i .' he ? ; ., '? .,
the no"- . .?d
- / .pa'?'. |rTr
- '?tegrsti.-,?
? -us reeetv'ia
igeoey. C#?.
aral P ?bio ? I reh r.g threat,
? ?rge fort?, i|
'? reslstasa.
STARWOOD
MEN OF (?000
TASTE AND
REFINEMENT ' ,
WILL WEAR.
Ni:? VORK'N I I SIMM. TIIK.tTKr'S \M? M <( I ????>.
EMPIRE. n?i I":, ?t Mat* T" Mull I - ?
TTITI. UIL.la-.lll. SECRET SERVICE. '
LYCEl'M. VV ? '?.- ?? Ma' m V
ETHEL BARRYMORE,,,;
HUDSON v\, Trnummofj bV * "
D_____a___ia
HARRIS il:; ?L** V. ,?V !
??COHAN'S '
ELSIE JANIS
r ,? .?.??? . ;*
LAST 7 TIMtS
In "M S3
INFORMATION.'"
MONDAY. NOV. U. SSSSI 1" meat
BACK HOME .'^'tl^y
I- ssi Irrln . ?-.',-? Jl DOS PKIMT s .
BELASco m^;,,?^'^r.K'""?;-" ' ?
THE BOOMERANG
LONGACRE ? , , r "
BEGINNING TO-MORROW NIGHT
LEUDli^l.. HSi'LlN
i,,.?,: M THE GREAT LOVER
republic wm.".*v. c.?...';?"': *?.:' :
NEW AMSTERDAM"'"4"?;
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TAIPTV I "* "? ?f
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ENGAGEMENT EXTENDE? I "??T.. SSV.*;
"YOUNG AMERICA"
i !>?"''"-__?_
AfTI I" TilF I'l.AY V ?SIT OANSE OE fOUItt
2IEGFELD FROLIC ,S3
A . - > - III ??.IB*
FIHTY.*. ' 'ii-.. m?a
r UL 1 KJLV t|,,|t ? ?_ .?
ARNOLD HA! V n-T-iANGtt
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All New York Sayt Emphahiuily
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k_;i-m;?h*t_V
LIBERTY aV;t.
T\M?K IMII.V IM I. BCT?'S
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HIT-THE-TRAIL HOLUDAY
..'. I'llli Ml'.!.?, a. l.l.l.l HoLLlUT"
CANDLER . \.'. '?,, ti.'u'ii-?.'.'"
THE HOUSE OF GLASS
,t Mar. H,an I .:-? ,i Al Ana-*? Cal
?ir. !. I-' II '-?I - '*'. *W H
Tl "^Rf i ? ? rm.!_l? 111
U ? 4.D ? Mj. f. M..KII ? : Sal. ? U
MONTGOMERY & STONE _?S
?sa a vu ri ice '
BEGINNING TO NIGHT
GRACE GEORGE
THE LI HS
??iwaaians TTn '?- *-ni "T??* ten von? m?.."
coMEOY. i??* ? : II.M Um t la* -
? | ? HOBSON'S CHOICE
48TH st. Th-vr:-; r&E nnTAS
"EVERY MINISTER IN NE A' YORK
OUGHT TO SEE THIS PLAY."
'THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE'
with JULIA ARTHUR.
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MAXINt ?cLITlTTS. ?'?? '
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THE UNCHASTENED WOMAN
booth. i'T?. a r Malinw T.? m'a $i r,?.
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