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CAMPIONS' DAY
AIDS HORSE SHOW
\V. H. Moore (-arries Off
Closing Honors with
Four Winners.
ENTRIES PRAISED
AS BF?ST IN YEARS
Toronto Oirl Wins Cheers at
Jumps Kitty (iordon's Do?/
There on Skates.
kerod and the la?t
?,' board at the
lal National
Bteaabera of the
aad koroo-lovora
o former
it ?he e-itries
.
_. .v. aad to
;? Moore, ara?o**/!?
tigti to 11 ? reatoat ?tshle of
?
four
-sarness and car
?-t | ..- .1 took two re
'
I ..' confidence of long
?mpmtat ' ' ' -ad ahroaci.
? : rue of hi*
t.rf?- ... - '?.n, to victory in
? r? ci??? fi r home? hetwee*-. 14._ and
?H htr.il? 1" the next event, for
,in<ls, he directe,!
Mink, t aovlee winner in this show,
?o t ?'?n over another fcre.it mare of
. .-.tille. Boaati?a
Th*n, in th? class for pair? of har
?.?II hones at the lower height, he
: ?.? Lord sad Lady Seaton, one of the
?riiteit pa.rs thut ever lived, to an
taayekearf ? ' ship which had been con?
fided by si
Win? ?ith Another 1'alr.
SastS, forPS IS Bf horte? exceeding
feaadi Ris? Marlboro and Pida
riyri ?or., atak n? hie victory complete.
The large?* ar.ti most fashionable
crowd at (ha ?00- turned out to ?ee
?.he final championships awarded in the
..mpir.g ciasses, and the interest never
?tagged through the hour during which
more tha*: ?iatj horse? -jumped. Hortes
which did BBt place at all received the
rretteit cheers, for the crowd is no
;adm of horseflesh
Mc'.'v Gray, a ttoy mare owned 1>7
.V R. Coe. frith Mis? Belle Beach up,
siored the tnost popular hit, while (on
T-denee, the great jumper and holder
of ?.-? wor. i'? i? cord for height S feet
1 inch?with D ck Donnelly, hit n?w
owner, up. wa? greeted w.th a ?hout at
\i e-.tered th? riaa with hea?i erect and
or.7 ? d ?tended, looking like th?
grand chan.i -, that he it.
But esafenaatioB counted a? well a?
tMrformar.ee... aad, with their saddles
itr.pped fr?m their shining back?, the
;udfrei decried that the awards mutt
ro to Tearaiae. the heavyweight jaatp*
*r er,te-- .UBBjrbrool Farms; An
ifr. ?a -,i 1 by I row & Murray, in .he
-:'.>???, right cla?*. and Nancy Pansy,
?tire at Plantation?. Inc.,
-the ? ? v ? ?-las?.
Canadian Girl Applauded.
^ Near the elote ef the afternoea Mis?
B lib?" thardj eighteen year?
?Ii ?> I '?' IJOT Joseph K.lgour, of
Toronto. ( a7.i. la, gave an interesting
?xhib tion ifl tai for ladies' qual
*ed hunters? A-tr.-ie a dashing chest
aat, Rayerdale, th? cleared the four
? 7? without a fault, and then re
petted tf.e f< a* ?a Sunday World, a
r*Id.r.g. Bear] roaag man in the Gar
din tppltuded violeatl**.
Su-. ?-? ? rred the fault
.iii'.v pro; ?i ai ! 'jnemotional performi
sbm? of Miaa Belle Beach and Mies
?lirpr?*. I.v. -? Thompson, who rod?
?*ro other g- ? rs, Molly Gray
Sooty Paaa** Therefore Mias
b? satisfied w-ith third
t'i hart Vi? tor?, however.
freely expre-sed admiration at the wa/
^ m Coal! . far forward on
'?7 Mje- ? -.. tool the bar? with
? ???? eat ?. ?youth.
Mm Cenlthard came to New York
u a her oaele'a mount?.
'*-? r?1 *he Dominion to-day
M?BM her work at Havregal Col*
*r*
?listai ?-eraa*.- ?he ?aid
'*? "oorh*. New York wa? just grand.
: a- - j. ? ? - e g r.? here wore side
'?-7 ? h?b.*.s Id rever have worn this."
'?''?' . r a boyish frock
' ?he must have known aecentu
Ut >; ? Bat at Egleston, on
. '? model farm.
ai _r__fi rid? astride; It'? ?o mucn
???er '
litt** Oerd.? hash Ii laeared
'? !:v ? . to a tkilfu'.lv
ether bit of l.i*
i" hen ?h? apaoars 1
.? *er. .
' * '?' ?-arried a ?mall
? arm 'railed them
garbed in a manner
'**!i did aet i | rierge her
hot for once
?o pro
' "? ol her arrival.
*'* ' - suite rev?ale 1
attached ta hi?
BSl ered to Box
walked down the
? preaa boa, and
.how
< h?mpi?,na Made and Inmade.
Hsmplon? -sere- ?? > m *,-.> on
- a reeterdor, end ,
HORSE SHOW
CHAMPIONS
roMKs
Maillon lr?lrtt-ton M.slrl Hamil
ton farm.
I iiilcr Saddle- l*,?h.?ti?uul ?. |? I.
Hamilton tarn?
Single Harne*?? I l??in*-??>n \n\H?.
S* illi?br?H?k Farm
l'air? Mimes? l???|lr Melbourne
and Tiaalngton \nni?. \?. ill|?bio.?k
Farm
?ACENBYI
Mnri?? Ha?or, Sand? Point I aun
Stallion?Winnrsimil. l??*l, ha??l?*t
Farm'? Stud.
HORSES BUTTABLI lo i.f.i OMB
HI MFKS
St. Patrick. Morton I.. Sihwnrti
S\DI?I | HOUSES.
I ndocketl. 1 I.'" to IM?S?nMre,
Mrs. (.??nrirc II. ( hipchaae.
Uadscked, bmsb than ivj?Baady
M?li?m.*.M. \ IV. Vlklnm.n.
l>orked. 14J to 15.2?Fantasy.
Mis? Marjoric Hubbs.
l><>.-k?7-d, mor?- than 15.2?l.onaip. I
Ji'hn A. Hartford.
KOAPSTEHS.
Single?Minni?' \IWrton. 1'.. T.
Slot fsl.ii r>.
I'air?Kuh> and I as, a, K. T.
StoU-sbury.
H VKNEss AM? ( ARR1AGE I
HORSF.S.
Single, 11.2 to 15.2?lady Seaton,
W. H. Moore.
Single. ??ier 15.2?Micah. W. H.
Maesa,
l'air, 14.2 to 15.2?I?ord and l.ady
Sealon, W. II. Moore.
Pair, more than 15.2?Mis? Marl?
boro and Fida Fayre. W. H. Moore.
Jl MPERS.
Lightweight?Nancy Pansy, Bet**
mont Plantation?!, Inc.
Middle?? eight?Aviator. < rot? &
Murray.
Heavy ? eight?Tourslne, Sunny
brook Farms.
?orne title holder? who prar.ro i pi
into the ring, went out more meekly,
shorn of their laurels.
To begin the morning session, fifteen
ponies under saddle, with children hav?
ing the mount?, trotted on to the tan
bark, and the first prize went to Lady
Min?, the beautiful little bay BMTS
from Hamilton Farm. Misa Katherine
?J. West) who put Lady Mine through
her pace?, helped her cause materially
by ?he able manner in which she
handled the pony. Mis? CoBBtaaOS Sale
Regan, riding her brown mar? Prom
'??, won ?econd place, and Mis? Anna
Ashton. on r>elch??t?r Farms Stud's
Fir?t Whip, was third.
In the following clan?, however, Lady
Mine was not ?o successful, when thi
champion cup for ponies under saddli
wa? awarded. Here Pohogonut Gir!, a
?table mate, eanght the Juden?' eyes
and the big cup went to her, with Lady
Mine reserve.
Those notable contenders TtssiagtOB
Amltv, from WOHsBVOOk Farm, and
IcviagtoB Model, frota Bassiltoo Pana,
came together again -.r, the ha
clas* for the chnmpionihlp cup I re?
sented by F. Yon Ver Borst Koch. The
:.-?*. BaaMd carried o*T the cup and
championship from the Bold if I x.
with IrriagtOB Mode', reserve
B*-?rh these pon.?:?, are sf the Eagl lh
hackaey type :r. brer'.-.*".g% and ?re
splendid specimens of the I
harr.es.* aag. Th? twe greet
val? heve heos eeaeisteat ariaaets a*
mir.v sheen uni are repu'.ed *.c
ssarkst value of lio.ooo each
?ledge ft. H. Moore drove his eeir I
harness BOiees. the bav -.are? ". ?
Marlboro ar.d Fida F a y re to B I
the moraiag
Campbe'.l Thompson's Sestil
Boru and Noetledovni : " ' I
necead, sad hlisi '*'?
? I srl Grey si I ' ike I
A ? ? ? -
Rare*? Ar?.und the Tan Bsrk.
- - - ' '-.'? ,y ' the - - - -
had beer.
V'aoela
hehir I Char!?
eheetaal mare, Loehryi
raced aro***id the tai
.,.?? Sa? -?f.? ? lehghi .....
action sf tl
way ' .
Boeaeii s teal - - - seir the rr
ce?? v ? i Th?
f th?
if B P " '" ? ; ? ?
??able. ?rsi
th? after* '?' Bhs si
of harn??? hark-?
arai greater n mi.?n ai
had ever seen et the 1
The e h ...
won by WiHiibrooi
Amity sad B< * M<
a new ? II I
.
not ur.der '. '. I ha? II
? arre. -
by Walter H. Ha? I
'
''-- Han ley ?? d .'?
nr, with
Shells, ridden hy Mr J. Vi Ki?
.1 .!?r?-,<. reaei *
M .. ?.??r or ' H ihbi " i
nut mar* Fenteiy to Viet?
cham;. ? ? , SI for dock?
.RT DIIBITIO?l AM) SAIES. ART EXHIBITIONS AND SALEM
wjf?fi "I nieatricted Public Sale of Three Intere-tlin?* Collectiois
H/ At The American Art Galleries
M\rita<?*< mmyVBMU ?inn, nkw yohk
-BB?aj ?ad Tueidty Afteraooai of teil Ob Tbtridty, Fridty tnd Stlurdty After
nooni of etit week, November 18,
IS aad 20. tt 2:30 o'clock
Ht fllrertlnn of UM
m.II l?i,.>?a n ' /.i.ii'.laae.ir
Dr. Pleasant Hunter
?f Semmrk. BOW .leraey
Hn Very Irapr.rtint Collertioa of
Old English
and American China
Rare Glais and Old Sheffield Plate
????. V >,-?,,, lSlk tnd Iftlk
Itpiiiil emti UmmWaO? tt 2 30 o'tloxk
Old and Modem Laces
'*? Ciaiel'i Hur. M tad L-OS Sktwli,
*.'?... aad y Fini, Lt?t tad
'"*' fsaSBSk tnd Mnr?|l?n?ooi lit???
T? i.. a?,l?1 l.f ?llre'tk.T, ?f
Miaa ?, .. i arte* ??.<1
H?_ B Vf K.i.'lail I.--""
Qh W?dn-id?y tflertoon
IsStj Nut I7lk,*tl 2 30
Beautiful Old f\\wSM
fine Antir-ue Bronzes
?td __a?_h| CsUbsI Object?
?-? Pri.al? r.?||?/tioa ol
Mr. George Osborne Rudkin
ON FREE VIEW 9 A. M. UNTIE 6 P. M
,, ".. Ma? -in he ??BMtssSsd ?-r hii rnovii- i BIBB1
_?__*_* ?'"1 M" eaeSalaaa, H' Oete h??,,.? .r
"^^ AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Manar-era
? r_.t IM ?!"??? " ~
0??r Su Handrtd CkoM-e IpssSBtSSS
ni Rarity tnd Briuty
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. Wjtjj Haa1.aa.fi -., *?,.,(?,, t.littmiite
n; . i i > ?. i Ki Kii'iti \i u? ?u i ii? \\\
Miss Anna Ashtoil an?i Fi*rs1 Whip, winner ?if the pony Mddlt class for
children riders.
horses over 1-1.2 hands. Jessica, ?he
swapper mure fron, the I.. M. N<
stnbles, was reserve. John A. ll'irt
ford'i Gosiip aroi the title In the ci?*?
for horse? nver 15.2, with M ? Mnrion
?hi Pont'i Twoi ty-i ' ' ? ? i? rrve.
Lieutenant Gerald T. Hanley'i spe?
cial prize cf iL'"". f r offleen, ov< r th?
Olympia course, ?a? won iif*?-r I
ed coates! by ? ipte n C S Height's
Obey, with Cai tain Nutchell'i S:r I
sec-or.l ami ? iptain Alexander*! Trae
Heart third.
Ponies Under Saddle
Get Horse Show Awards
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Society at Horse Show
Banishes Gay Colors
There ?ra? a torga atteadaae? Bl ?he
la?? day'? meotlBg sf the Bora? Bhoai
yesterday, sad many new fares fr<im
tli?- ranks ?if society were leen The
?art?riel display arsi boI si marked a?
on ??une ?.f the previoei day i ?>f the
?how un?! there w?*re nut runny eoe
tomei '?f guy desigai sad ?-"lor*. ?urn
l?v ths wesisa,
Mi? Payn? Whitney and her datagh*
ter, Mi*? .loan Whitaey, vlaitad th?
?ho? for ? ihort time duriag ?lie
morning lessloa.
In !he iifti-rri'.'.ii Mrs Stnteshury'?
}?,x h| n part) ?? ?
, : ,,!?-.i Mr ? M .. ?? i it Brook i, |fn
\ '. ? Ken lelaer, Mri
? Minn? ape . Mrs
Uoavern? ui Wellman, Mi??
Pauli? ' H toi . "' Philadelphia, and
Kran? I '!'" I i
M? aad Mi< Henry Rokenbaugh
.. ,. thi . ?? ol M?? ? fiar Ii s ?,
\ ie in one ?f lb? ?ir?ni. BO ?? ?
Among sth? ri i< en In the boa? ? aad
..u'? >,i ealhing arouB<a?tha areaa ?cir
|fi asd Mr? Rradley Msrtln, Mr.
i Klehard Trlmbl? Mri Joseph Harri
| mas, Mi Richard Lswii Morris, Mr?
Edaiuad Randolph, Mr. and Mr? Ilamll
ton W. Carjr, Mr an?! Mrs. Matthe?
istor tVilll?, Mis- Jane Akers. of I.ouil
ville; kalph Bloomer, Mr?, (??car .V
Borke, Ri ai d Mr. Alfred N Headl?
?ton, I Pear ?all Field, (?n?wnld A
Thomp'on. J. Daviet Taiator, Un
?a De I. Oelrieh?, Mr. and Mr,
Frederick T. Frelinghuyaen, Mr?. AI
?r? d 11. Dieterieh. Jol n ?'Day, Willlai
A Hasard, Mist Margaret ErBart, Mia
Man..n Tiffany, Mr* William Quaid
Mrs. I .oui
Haifht, Ms aad Urs William du l'ont
Miai Marioi du Pont, Miss Elise Born?
W. Goadby Loe-e M is Audrey Othurn
Mr? E Fraacu Hyde, Hil'.lreth K
Bl.Igood, Mr. Morria K Volek, Ml
and Mr? E roa der Herat Koch, Johi
r Webb. Alfred B. Maclay. Ellahl
Walker, Jame? MeViekar, Dr. Charle
Hitchcock, Henry W, Sage, Mi?? Marioi
ird, Mr.. Timothy L Woodruff
. tar rhelp? Blisa, B Orden I bii
M ?? Eieai .- Greea, I' J I aeey
Henry T. Fleiti ind Mra San
? M bank a B? oar ! ? arj
DIVORCEE CAN SUE
GUGGENHEIM HEIRS
SnrrogRtC fluids Mrs. Am\ <i
I urati Mas Rii*ht to Ask
Accounting.
. - - _?.?.. - a pf laataiaed restai
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the exeeat f the e?tat
f the faat
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rife of
reed her, ?
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rati had an nier? I In th? Guggenheim
? tat? undei 'ha ..i-i11 meal and thai
?'? bad ? right I" apply foi an ?r
counting The court reeerved decialon
n? ?r. whether th?? aeeooatlng ihoald be
ordered
CAPITAL TAX BINDS
TRUST COMPANIES
federal Coati Upholds levy
Under I in-ru? irv \ct.
I'hitauelpt, .n. Not I- The collection
ef tiixes ?m i|i. entire capital ai Uta l
aompaai?? engaged la the bastasss af
bunking, BXeepI when SUCh r?mpame?
ran trace their penaaaeal iareatmeat?
t.. their capital, arai upheld m the
Uaited Dietricl Court here t?.-day.
Jadge DickiaeOB entered a Boa-aait
In the tir.? of the aumereu? >?uit? for
the refund of taxes collected by the
ln!.?.rriul Revenue Deportaenl aaderthe
pro? laiona of th? act ef Coagroo? known
?s th.' emergency retenue act, levylaa
a tax ..t $i BB arery I1.M0 >.f eapital
ted .n m I.mil?inn botiaeea,
'I bo Germante? n ! raal I ota puny, the
plaintiff, claim? l thai it? capital, rar
plut and undii Ided profil ? ?ere bo,
taxable andei thi act, aa the? ?rare ?II
m permanent invcetmenta, and that it
wao th? mom '. of der .?itora la It
banking department that'ora? ased te
? ondu? t 'in.' pin ? ef the baslaess
11,. roromment, however, eontoaded
thai while il?.' capital night be l-jflai
?die m the raalta ?>f th? ?eatpaay, it
trae algnifleaaea tan? h roeefr**? to meet
any inn Hint nii_lii I.? inaile on the
I ' ompaay,
NAVY DI KUHN
FORD'S JUNI\
? 11 i en ts ss I y |m llrcl 'myi
\?luih nl Hi mil '.jirnl'
Iftg riu Miinkh
? OASTAI ( ANAi s
VITAI ro DI 11 NU
' ?hipa id .ii i .m o,, oui m?j 11?.|,
' redid, OMcfi rtlli ?Viltr?
?.i .i? . I ?luv? iitlmi
"> '? .,.?|i ??. i.. i.
" ssh, ?.? '...i || /, ri,vy f?
''.lee Hi??? ?ill ha sasslvi ??. Iobi
?? ?aterteea iherei are ael ll > ? ,.<ei,..?i
hol ?In, h will rariy II?, (,?? ,,, ,,, .,,.
elhei rolle? ?aec iha? *.?, ?real
?h. atetara lt??r Admiral \ W Hi ml
eommeader ?-f lbs labmarias Hol i
I'l.-senied at tha rloalng ?SSliSB <?f Ibl
?atlastie i'-ep..r Waterway? Aaeoelstioi
to day.
Beei /\dm:ral ?;rant ?Bl si,t*nkir?tv
ander the dir/ed arden ?if the fleiire
tor* af ?tie Navy. ll?? spaaeh ass pre
par*,I ??'ter a conference with Mr
l-uriiei?, m which, it is understood, ht
wa? iaitraetOd to he frank in th? mat
ter ?.f preparednaei
The rear admiral declared the Henrj
Perd itlea of a jitney -ulimarlne wai
worth les? than a snap of the finger?,
and insisted that the type to be built
by thi? country must be the fl?n-ton to
'?'"'? ton boat now in use by Germany.
1 he canalization of the inside course
has been mlvocated for some year? as
a commercial proposition. Now it will
he put up to the next session of Con?
gress a? a matter of military nece??ity
a? well, with the indorsement of th?
War and Navy Hepartments.
"Much has been said in newapaper?
lately," said Rear Admiral (?rant, "con
i-eriiing our requirement? in the ?ub
nianiie line, and there ?re prominent
men who advocate a large number of
one-man jitney submarines, a? opposed
to a medium ?ire, habitable venal, for
which newspaper agitation might lead
you to believe that the present canal?
are deep enough
"Submarines of a larger typ? than
th? L-boat or O-boat must be laid down
because they will be more habitable,
and the first cost and upkeep of a num?
ber to perform certain work are
cheaper than the smaller vessels of
45'i ton?.
"A well rounded programme for fu?
ture ?hip? ?hould include battleahlps,
battle eruuer?. scout?, ?ubmarines, tor?
pedo destroyers, air craft and auxili?
ar:?*, such ns fuel ?hips, supply ?hips,
repair ?hip?, hospital ?hip? and mother
?hip* for submarine an?! aircraft.
"Whatever naval dsfence you pro?
vide will, ?hould the ITaited State? de?
clare war, be used more offensively
than defensively, and the war will be
carried away from the coast if we are
properly prepared and have a rea?*?h
able chance to de*feat an enemy. Thi?
mean? that we muit have larger aub
marin?? than any we now have not
?mailer one?.
Muat Be Offenalve
'We will be on the defensive until,
?o save our national honor, we dec ?re
war It mu?t be offensive following
that ilerlaratlon"
In a letter to the convention Ferre
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I?, i aeentai ive - Hampton Moore, '.f
Phllad? i ?. ??, '?te r? elected president
i.f th' association Th? ?election of
?t., 1911 mooting placa wa? left t?. the
tieeotive committee Other ofHeen
. acted .?ere V;re ; r m ,'!? r, ' ?. J II
Srnn?. North Carolina; W 1- Herr..-'.
S'.w York; F W DoBBolly, New J?l
?ey; .1 II PrOBtOB, Maryland; dele
fc-at.-s Bt-larga, .1 Charles Linthirum,
Maryland, and Frank F. <'rnr;e, Maesa*
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Shoff, renn?vlvania.
'PEACEMAKER' GETS
2 YEARS IN PRISON
As Detective, Took Woman's
Gems to Aid Domestic Recon
ciliation Pawned Jewels.
The final chapter <?f B marital row
caused by motion picture? wa? writ?
ten yesterday in General Session?,
when Judire Malone sentenced Donlel
N'ewmark. of 1011 Kelly Avenue. The
Bronx, to Sin. Sinn for not more than
two years and three months for steal?
ing- $fi(l.) worth of jewelry from Mrs.
Ldward A. Le Fevre, wife o?s n.
do hardware merchan' of 141 Seven?
teenth Avenue, Peterson, N". J.
N'ewmark was at Coaoy lalan.l last
August and ?aw Mrs. Le Fevre drop a
purse as ?he wat hoarding a steamer
for Manhattan. He haniied her the
purse and kept up a conversation bv
potlne as a private detective. Before
the ?'earner reached New York he hu?l
lenrnad from her that she had quar?
relled with her husband becaaee he
objected to her devotion to the
movies. Well ?.roomed and suave,
N'ewmark finally convinced her that h?
could obtain evidence enough for her
to ?ret a divorce.
Mrs. Le Fevre protested th??t ?he
wanted only 'o fri.hfn her h US bend
Into returning to h"r N'ewmark ?zot
a deter"! ??'? retainer f.f 110, and
induced h<>r to eome t?i Sam York to
live. Ob September it he called and
eui?! he Beaded |50 mot.. Mr?
Pe? r? was reluctant, in?! Newraark ther.
1 :' up ?, it 1' s.; ;?, solution of the i
affiti r.
Mr? I.?-' Fevre b to rel rn her val?
uable jewelry which her husband bad
triven her. This N'ewmark told her
would ?o work on L<- Fevre'? emot
that h?. -Aould cm- back ! -,
un ?tayin?/ oat
?.. at'? ? -i theatre? a* ?hi ? ?-J Fhe
a?rr?ed in?! *'jrr<
artic ? eoi taiaing
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never delivered
Newmark waa foui
and tv ? (ewe i ii
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W?-? ATTACKS
SHIPPING BIL
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iM'ADOO WIRES pi ja
POR NAVAL AUXILIAR
')?? ri g I 'ir (l'A/1 h l)i fen'JIn-a? f l?-rV f
??r, Say?. OppOfltloi t.'irx\f\
from "Selfish l?iler?-tH."
'!er.**or |ef|| (g W??vt. of MsM
?besstte, Bttacbed "?? sjsesrasiei
ihlpp llg bill, favored by ?he adm:r,?
tretiOB, las?, evening at th? annual dii
i.it 'if '?.a Ae??i?rr?y af Political Herr.'
at th? A?t.',r Senator ?Junran I
Fletcher, of Florida, wh?. hsd charge I
the bill in th? Senate laat BOSOiOB, ?1?
feaded It, and Serret.ary McAdoo of th
Treasury Department wired froi
Washington that a naval auxiliary i
'he form of a merchant marine must h
built up, regardle?? of party line?.
"We need a merchant marine fo
mercantile and naval purpo?e?," sal
Senator Weeks. "We should repeal an
legislation which, like portion? of th
seamen's bill, militate against its At
veleseasat We should follow the prac
tice of all other nations in the develop
ment of ?hipping by giving sufficien
aid to overcome the difference in cot
which stands a? h hau Heap against u?
"Any governmental operation whie
places government owned and con
trolled ship? in competition with pri
vately owned and operate?! ships ihoul
not be countenanced."
Senator Week? guaranteed that th
Republican party wou'.?i ?tand witl
President Wilson in hi.? national pre
psrsdaasi plan?.
"On the subject of preparedne??
| there should be no question of parti
sansh-.p." he ?aid. "I understand tha
the President is holding out the oliv?
hrHneh to men of my party the Re
publican and he will rtnd us ready t<
d . everything in our power to put th?
country in a state of preparedness."
Regretting that he could not ?ttenc
the dinner. Secretary McAdoo sent th?
following telegram, in part:
"If we are to have adequate naval
preparedness we must have an ade
quate naval auxiliary in the form of ?
merchant marine. The government
should provide such an auxiliary with?
out delay and utilize if for the purpose
of training an essential and efficient
naval reserve sf American officer? ami
seamen of unquestioned fealty to our
flag. This is not a partisan question
and ?hould never be treated as a par?
tisan qoestioB."
Senator Fletcher*! speech was lia*
ten?-d to as ladicative of plans for an*
icting the ship purchase bill late la I
at the coming session sf Congres?. He
.
"We mail '??? free from fore.gr. dorn*
r.. aad .' de sot i?.7 a boa v..s can
be ?ei-.? ? by govcnuaeatal ca
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pltal a- ? BSpMgg com*
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treat J -a-, ?ir Samuel
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hurled : r. treat ef h ?;rf?r,. ear and
a? I ?-r< . I for the | 'ompt
ne?? of the ino",rn-.;?? :r. Itopplag he
would [.r?.?.;. | e?B crushed to
death.
In th? amb.jlar.re wa? Mrt Anna
McLoughlia, lixtj o'ie yean old, of
.113 Baal F rtj ? \. Street, who wat
beinjr taken t<. Bellevo? Hoepltal. She
wa? not injured
The ambulance cross?. I to 'he north?
bound truck from the rear of the tur
face car. BBS 'he driver of the wajron
had no opportunity to ?top I'r M?ndel
was taken te BolfoVQC ifl h :. .-wn am
ulance, ?utTerin?.' from fracture of
ribs and shock.
MAYOR TESTS ILLNESS PLEAS
CM) Fmpl.i-.es Mutt He Sick to Get
Lea? es.
Hereafter city employe? will have to
be "?rood and su k" before th?-> can ob?
tain leave ..f Bbaaaee with pas ?>n the
plea of illn.'ss. Mayor Mitcael yester?
day asked Health Commissioner Kmer
?on to have the Health DopsrtSBSS*.
pass on all applications for llch leave.
The Mayor sni.l he ? r '? i te have
"more accurate information on the
character ef th? ?--" idvBBOOd hf
the absent employes.
The rogalatiofl anTeet? all employes
except those of ?',.? Police, Firs and
Street Cleaning department., where
consulting phyaic aa? ? > ? I) report on
raaea ?f (linee? ?m th.e force
Ethel Barrymore
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