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YOUNG "INDIAN
HOLD PEACE WE
100 Woodcraft Boys ;
(iirls Gather at Cam
for Prize Awards.
ROSEMARY SCOUTS
COMPETE IN TA
Head Chief Setos Oistrib
Feathers at R-'dskin Counc
on lake Shore.
?
n. Nov. ^l By
f-hm ' if Lake Pel
Bal estate
? Indians
? : CO!
Moa.
11 a i g on
I a ft'?il Novel
iiir of r.i
Medicine Man s
ravea to 1
?jncil fire, a ceren-.
with approval by h!1 apoetatori ase
?
? ? ?: liy the yo
ful tribesmen, and they essayed
a blaze by f notion, twiilin
? >>y means of a 1
Judging from ?? lad
muet have had a harder time to I
ra flat ?lw
- ' ho?, water Oil I *
? hey tried for
?? se fail* ?'?." dro
'on with an Indian accent
a I | moveasenl for a ma
Bat ' mOBIOBl perseverance '
rewarded ?v.th a spark, and boot
was polng.
Three stalwart Woodcraft maid
il in chanr- which avoi
the ground by twenty inches, show
that 'he old styles am the most ult
modi.?!, after al!. "-an1- a sonf* of salu
tion to ? rit Misa Ai
Beten, eleven years old, daughter
Head I tho 8in(r
around the fire :-. Indian fi.e.
I pipe of pei
SSd announced tint tail whs a pu
me. ? loon ii
the earth and the '"-?r winds. Only t
-.?ii. ?dy di
i he had kt
still.
nog (Many Feathera . of '
?Ui.
a blond I ells h
?
?' Indian !o
Th:- feathers than at.y p<
??on i ?? > r -.?. re Before, and lie will hei
after be kno\?; n. Ishkachi?
ki? . . II same tril
wl,. : ' "?:: I WOB
his T.ame to be Harvey ? , Went, g
tweaty-fbur fon-hers and the tii
.
i.ne lad pot
grai d eons fot ??? ? enty-o
and liti
Kdith Hoisina-ton, a Wo
.
in ., ?utive night
? any one know any i
the- made
t|Ufstioned the chief. "If .?'>, let hi
ah now or forever hold haa peac
?its from the Ko.?
mary School, Greenwich, started
0 much like a we
g event of tl
evening was ? t ta which ts
lusty lut . -?d in a r
. ? tWO BiBBt
? II
a secon 1 the aril
Martin A I the Black Baal
two to oi lied il
drav ? o doub'. that the reputi
? '
Other things wort'.; '.on ii
eluded an Indian brave, wl o '.?ore ipe
tack?; a small boy, who sharpened tl
?real kn
which inn ed the Sullivan la?
and a hardy but di ed goes
who entered the Connectieat a
- ?
Praak I. CoKe
m, a friend of Hart
? ,n.
I ce Indian, fro
ahorna, wh lo Indi?
dam further touch of rea
iiri ? ral graet
.
"PRIZEFIGHT" RAIDED;
WOMAN AMONG 12 HEL1
Harry Stone, "Battling Turk
and Eight Boys Untier Arrest.
H.irr;. StOBS, who calls himself wi?
fe r?? -ifiion of the world, an
William Murphy, the Battling Turl
8 area on th
floor of B t.'ymnaaium in West ll'it
ghth Avenue, yi
iteppe
tho ring and stopped the
?. snuad of detectives ralbe
av?rai of th
boon watchin
bosjaa t
? . t-fll ?OBS p tees of ap
.th which the place wa
liana Grupp, the physical in
Lena, wen
I ;.-. \? . -' !_'Id BUN . I Its
rrfereeing i
_ admis
- SSMBf
the spectators, ail a - B, wen
y on a
.'?? of juvenile lielino/jeney.
U. S. ARMY AVIATORS
RESUME LONG FLIGHT
Will Oo Ninety Miles To-day,
from Forl Worth to Waco.
Pail Worth, Tex , Nov. 21. The first
??ro -aaoadron of the United
Areiy, consisting .,' Mx military
?
miles, from Fort
' '"? ' ' . ?t H o'clock
arrow non
, w?'"- : "In an air line
from J-o-t Woitl ? th? next land
sptaii B I? Pe?lela in
aroald he flaade in I???
?'? ??her liureau
loea milt, an
tbeaet, which
w II laereaae the normal ?peed of the
tUHCI m.
'I he aviators wl! spend fo-morrow in
tbary .?ill land in
... tfiey expert
' f.m country
er undertabea by
? fly'? when they
? ? . ir per
Y '.ri Sam
II' .
'
, h?rt Worth
to-day,., I
WICKERSHAM FOR DEFENCE
No 1'xcuse for Not lleing Pri-pari-d, lie
Tells Y. M. ( . A.
rsje w. Wlekerahaai, former
Halted BtatOfl Attorfle? General, ?poke
'. :;' 'he "l ? -.- g
'.ia't Association, Ifl Hanson l'lace,
Hrooklyn. Wick- I
on "Notions! Defence and Prepared?
ness."
"' Bill this out.try had m
strong one of th>- ,
powera Invaded a little, inof?
fensive country," he said. "'?Vi.'
of the crea' powers sent to
. . ? . ? ??
women and children, I boliivi
eountry should have made a |
thai would Mho around the world sad
demand a eeasatioil of such hont
"Some day out of
come an a.ot that I i American
blood ?'i the boiling : tint We muet
be ready to : ? ? I tuatiOfl N
I la are worthy of freedom i
?rs willing to pn
ass preserve thi gi ?-.? ,,f freedom
out Dt to fi&ht and
. for i*. 'I he BOB! I "' j.- paru?
tion are shorter to day than in (hi
for attack conn - swiftly There II no
a for not being reasonabl]
. to-day "
TRAVIS'S BAN ON
TIPS AND SHAVES
Controller Will Not 0. K. Ex?
pense Accounts, Including
Shines and Cigars.
State Control, r Bug" ne "I '.
has mad? a ml lag that ?have . ll
cigars, tips sad i ipei
mato expon?" item? for e
? BgaiBBt the state. As he has
th.? jio?ver to audit and correct ail ac?
counts, the Controllei led or
of this ehi
must not be alb ?
This ruliflg ??as brought about
through a bill rendered to Cont
? nonue, of
burp. m. h.' . i of the Board of Embalm?
ing Examini rs. \\<- submit
account for $87.46 and rcc.
cut of $18>.'>. in addition to eliminat?
ing the it.-rn? f.-r ?:--.-..-, etc., the Con
troller ron- ? I Donohoe'l taste
for food and lodginga was too i
.- ive for the state I i all"??'.
It appears from the records that In
Embalming Ex
rs hold their rneetings m ;l i
summer time. To hi c i comforl
?ble wb le deliberating over the prob
ii ms bofon thi in I
? .- . reaoii by I
Three ?if the members live u]
more central locations eould
ted, but thi ferred
to make otiu r am gel
Several yeSIS SCO '
tlie Hoai'l of Kmbalmini' Exam
which appears fr- m thi Ttt ?'-'
I.? en a v.ry costly body for the I
was under Investigation.
the members were paid 110 ? day In lieu
of expense?. Th $16
.- day, os the ?? pay
'lie examiners, and lat? i it I :
to $21 a day. It ?vas reduci i te |
day, and finally tl ?
that the memberi received am
$200 and were paid expenses for at
tendin?* the i-. the board.
MARTINE SEEKS REELECTION
V J. Senator Fi?hts Move to Side?
track Him.
United State? Senator Jamea I!, .-lar
tine, of New Jersey, is going to fight
for a second toi m, di
OB. "Jim"
mnouneement himself nt the Wal
? da). and i
?hat hi- campaign had all
I ? ? ferme i
??ill not be sidetracked, and
' the vote:
record.
Senator Martine leemed IBt"|
that the lent
?? Chairman
lbs primary law ?
rovldes thai the voten
ed m
ai ?! ??? upon as doing? away
?vith the old boss system ol
:.-!'r-s. Thi from
eets to go '.'i the
Democratic National Convention as a
te>at?large, and la in favor of
id term for ProaidlBt Wilson.
LABORER WINS 5-YEAR SUIT
Steamfltter. Hurt in Pall Off I'oof, to
Kereivi? $I0,:.00.
After a battle la the courts le
? urs John Grady, a
?if White i - won i .
? ? nal Cable and Co
Company f<?r iajuries received In 1910
' nj; to
11 and interest amounting to
1,600 more.
Grady WBS working: on*One of the
cable buildings at B ? in the
Hudson whin a scaffold g
about thi 1
twice tried in the Supremi Court it
White PlaiBS. appealed twice to thi
App4 Hate 1
the Court of Appeals, which has ju?t
tied the rardict of
$10,600.
BLUE LAW RULE
FOR MEXICO CITY
Municipal Government
Takes Over Control
of Saloons.
CARRANZA ASKS
PEOPLE'S HELP
Reconstruction Lonii and Diffi?
cult. He Warns Villa Army
Intrenching.
n ?
linee of an
by the ?1?' facto government of
?o, requiring :i!; o.i ?Jeeeloposnat
companies I .??'tails of
tlit ir organisation an . was
: announced to-night by the Mexicoa
that the
c from
'I he i of a
throughout
erec in
?
t said, "placet in the
? ? : ? .; , ? ? rnment
?if the N tail l.'juor
in reafter,
. :,g re
.?. ,11 he ?.i ? ???? i.u.-ineis
on 11 ?? more ? i ti eti an?!
nublic
: ; . ? : . ?? lalOOB
' ot
church . ?:. . i lor may
ed per
?
?? 1 he | quoi I k'Pt '
? rel andiaing
may
: '?
i. * lea ? It) her?
will be from 9 a. m. to I p. tn . and from
6 p. m. to !? p. m , dally and from 9 a. m.
to 1 p. m. only on Sundays arid na- '
tional holiday*.
:ii. ... ? ? ? ' |
Nuevo I.aif I??, Mex., Nor. -1.?In a
? .if Mealeo
ition, (??m ill 'Venus- ?
? arransa to*day counselled patl- '
enee, na th? ol reconstruction
would !'<? long i?i"l difficult.
?Von mutt ail Imvu patience and
an aadroaa, "and
>'.:''. 'In' Carrann party in its'
-? rnetion and of
>ming the mistahei of former
v> i.' -i linked about eonditiom on the
? ?:' Mexleo, General Carranza
? : nom .ver?' in no
? ?? r threaten
taken to
l,i n gard to -i' In Mexico
which 'orre??
? i that property t??i(pn
from ' ? ' ? o*i '?<?? i ?v
eatod,
bul ' ? ? onging to those
who had n? ated in political
?
't era it ft settle the
' r let urn of
their property refugees who fled
the bonier, including many
former supporters ??f General H
mu?t present ti i to the Mexi?
can ; or trial, in order to
? ? :. it th?-y have
,-uiity of offences against the de
? ment.
. [Harten reported
that i in Sonora and
? eoast w.-r?' satisfactory, and
that the territory controlled by Villa
? imos
iil i was rapidly being nar.-'
Nov. il, General
Ofl tier?'ral
. ? I tito, Dear Harmoaillo.
orted in dispatches from (leneral
. IS to-nii/h' to i .-? S halted his
I? r twi nty miles
north nt Bad to be ntrench
by the Carransa
I loss
tit. the
? eluding ?? ? ;;'
the V led ami 1,000
and < tared.
LEAPS UNDER SUBWAY TRAIN
Dead Man Had Accident Insurance Card
Numbered ?.'O.llO?.
An unid? ? of about thirty
? of s Broad
Ight. as tho
: ? Howling
d. The mo
lumc and
r?g;ng
train to n -?
\ I an cbooh li If? "opoli
'. Inga Bai Street and
of f.'iO
.. n.e of Carl Wind -? 1er, of
il ? Itreat k\ thai
raon was known. A
? for a watch eras found, and
I by the
iet.V? bearing the
SOCIETY CHILDREN IX CENTRAL PAUK
????' ? ?. ? .
Miss Danta Livingston and Oakley Arthur Brook, enjoy bright autumnal day in ? Uy', favorite playirrouml.
BIG ARGENTINA
DEAL COLLAPSES
Chicago Syndicate's Plan
to Build 600 Grain Ele?
vators Called Off.
By . lpt1 lo Tl.? TV' .
Nov. "!. How a "l.oon,
11 ted by Chie i
fell through at the eleventh ho1:.
in B brief bit of news from
ns.
Hal the deal bien completed suc?
cessfully the ?, Kosenbaum Cram
'
it crop
? Imated to be
?
drawn to build the
?
? it had the suprovs!
of th. ?? gOVI i nine
?toad ? "the plan tin- au?
thorities decided thst the government
ihonld hi.mile the buiineii
ilny are bow lookiog for n partner,
preferably a ChieagoaBi to furnish the
pita! ra the profits,
Thi? information wag accepted ns
meaniri?" a complete collapse of the
plnn of the llosenbaum Company.
which ?vas worked out Htid offered to
the Ariientiiie Kovernrnent by I.evv
?
the South American nal on in < ?
i that all doala with
the Kosi-nbaum Company, Armour A
i o. fir ? wore <??''.
it la estisaated ?ha* with adequate
fac ! Ities, laclud. r mi I Mori
than i . ' ?
handling the wheat ero** in Argi
alone would amount to between $26,?
1 la year. It wai
for these profit i that the Chicago and
New York syndicate, represented by
Mr. Mayer, was reaehiag.
Was explained bv It
C. Liebrecht, Consul for Uruguay In
B**t ? ely laten ited 'n
; ? ? ping the
?? W. Hrick
wood, ul for Argentina
i Mr. Liebrecht'a
moats.
"IN THE WAY," TAKES GAS
Son Finds .Mother Dead ?sith Tube in
Mouth.
Mrs. Annie Calvin was found un?
conscious in ii? r home, at :."> Ea t lUTth
Btree
en year-old bob,
: ' her, ran |
East 126th Strei station and
Lieutenanl B| echt for help, i he
? - ! nn ambulance from
the Harlem Hospital and ? palmotor
from the CoBBolidated Gaa I
After work,ni? o?vr the WOflSBn for half
an hour she wag pronounce.!
Os thi kitches table was found a
note written by Mr?. Gall i |
.?he thought she ????? "in the way,
?
. they would be
hOUl tier.
RITZ CRYSTAL ROOM OPENED
?.?OO Van!-? of Silk Rope and 1.000 of
silk in DoearatUna.
More than ?_'..'?" ' lift rope.
Ibbofl aad ;
of silk ?raterfall velvet
ad in doeoratiag thi
I;. ? ibly the
if ti r rooms in
New York, which was "p nod N
?<? m Forty-eixth -
hat roeensbl?
terrace of a mod
l'pon 11 ei erected s
from the
"? ra.'Tgcrie," at the further
'. froTi the riilge line of the
tent Is a :?;'.'!.
I
.
..is car
I ? | ?
?
J. D. ARCHBOLD
ESCAPES BOMB
< eattaued bom pnge i
f'ompnny. Furthermore, John P. Arch
bold has m '. out by the
? Btioa given
I
ilocke
feller stables, in i\ug plot
. : rj dowg the famous |60,<
!
by a ? a large
bundl? . ' wa I found
shrub
? . be
?> the Rocke
? i anarchists
1914, and ill
dud' ; . knouo radical 1?adera
.. Alexander Berkman,
. lelson and I he late Arthur
n, who ^\.is killed by a bomb ex
? nement on Lei
When the
I \V .'. 'lirht t?) g|
tO 1 ' I
he bad four
at each of the
the Bilence i
1 ? B and S ?
i
- mi May 1 I
1011. ?? Jut! of thai
W. W. following
arrest? I, i ? th "?
the i ictinx in a d
?lerly ? i i '.i?* i uet Inn ti
'I he d? ? ckie Edel
.
until their
and a post
n deputies of
? ! the rail
. and there wore ana?
?
? . iJilla if the
le guild their threat
?
: 1, sur
l by armed guarda.
ETHEL BARRYMORE FINDS A MODEL l\ "OUR MKS M'( IIKSXKV."
Urawfl ..: Un Lycatun Tbeatri by Lambert Gueatbsr,
MJRDER BARRED
AT PEACE SEANCE
Otherwise Last of Worn
en's Party Meeting! Is
Howling Sut cess.
The prit its for thi
enjoyment ' ? >'? omen'i
Poaes Partj the last of which iva;
held .. i llOfl BIS i
hair-trigger temper i
I
-. shout
in loo i tot ?
a rnigh'
. ge in t
last
-
? it, -m<
: tO BIB1
tho lato Ad
that it ?vaj roallj
Mr. Eaitman spoke for about font
. ing that hi
i.
"Patriot! of thi
nature. Po?
ol Is eompo
. N It
icture, reii ?
fore? . r dispositions st
ara pug
.
group ioyaiiy. All mi i ost ani
?
?
maltet
?
Juan llii!, and thon i
eute for lib
Hill. Thei ?
rig. U.ir
?
for p.a? b. '?> hi i that
alk ur
ht"
man said much mon?. The
.
an.i :
. unity to a m, so thi
man put on some musical act?
nod by
ad taken the
i from un
sment . n**> ahead to
it.
At the end of Mr. Ifahaa'i talk it
. that the
. ; rm?in
.-.lion to the tact that both
Mr. i were
treated. Im?
- ?
. ?"e or t?vo
? o)].
? on. Some
?i per?
?
man,
? man
I a yell ai
? I? o, and
.
cured.
for life. Durl
.;
about Gen
I
ins, ,-ra\? 4
'
'hen an A. yodel
pitOO . ..?s hint,
FUMES OVERCOME FIREMEN
Motor Trink Mind OS V. .n to Leather
Bl /?? Bleich- I ?
? ercome by
r last
'
: Gluck, manu
?
? l al
? ?
Trink '.... 10, m tur ?
Street from Church 7-'
and ESghtl ,
?
MRS. T. R. MalRSHALL
IN SURGEON S H.1NDS
Vice-President's Wife to Uadtr?
fO Operation To-ttay.
ladiaaai i II.?AH pi u I (
retorning to Waal or th?- open?
? ?
i:. Marshall until the outcome of an
Harahall
n and
w ill go il i .?1? : th? suri.?'?"'
morra
led a?
critical, hi would
suffering from a coi
make ? an ah lom nal
?ary, sad it I ? lo b? ;
family aargeon, Dr. 0 G Pfaff, if tbil
l city. I
WADE CHANCE
ASKS DIVORCE
New York Clubman Says
Wife Deserted Him Year
After Marriage.
YOUNGER THAN WIFE
BY FORTY YEARS
Mrs. Chance Formerly Wife of
Van Rensselaer Cruger,
Trinity Controller.
K. IWcgrapa? to Tti* MaMBB !
Lac Aagoloo, Nov. 21. A divorce
trial that will interest European and
American society will soon be fought
out in th?,! Superior Court here. Wade
. Pasadena millionaire, clubman
of Now Yoik and London and a friend
of Lord Kitchener? tri? for the third
time aa. that the He that binds him
"r-. S Van Rensselaer Cruger
e be severe.! Mr Chance will
the outcome iu London, while
? will receive reports at her
home in I'aris.
Mr. ? was married to Mrs.
Julia Gordon Crugur, widow of Colo
r ('ruirer, of New
?\orK. i-. Washington? on May 11, 1906,
According to the divorce petition,
- rtod her husband ono
after thtir marriage.
Mrs. RTade Chance was before her
Ige Mi?>i Julia Storrow, of
<~. ? eendant of old Kmeker
r stock and a rmadnleee of
; Irving. Much of her early
? pa led in I-limce. After her
? ' ? " "? .-i ? ruger, controller
?if Trinity Corporation? she became a
'.? ader in New- York society.
\lrv Chanca has written several
Is ander the pen name of Julien
Cordon. 1! I lydo" created con
?iderable ?( r bceauec of the resem
? characters to some of
' | : fes.
After the ?leath of Colonel Cruger.
Mrs. chance lived for several year? in
Italy, and following that SBC went to
Ington, where 'she remained for
[ an old Ceorge
lon. Tiring of social activl
Tinil in ldflH, met
' . .? Qoldfleld, N'ev. They
Washington. He too,;
i raged in literary work and came
Canton, Ohio.
to New York with his
?'.>rty years his senior,
"I the brokerage busi
A Bti a? t. whom bo was Irai
ited the late Bponeer Trask.
? < itablishcd bil own firm in
? !;. ti' ier the nsnio of Wa?lo
.- .*. Co.
In I'.'!" the hr?ker went to R?'no and
t t :! *ers there An action
?s begun, but the suit
. 0 ight to an issue.
SEEKS NEW BUDGET
SYSTEM FOR STATE
W. J, Schieffelin Asks Legislat?
ure Not to Waste Constitutional
Convention's Work.
? rtine that the work of the Con?
vention should not he
J . flfelin. chair?
man of the Citizens In.un, yesterday
the importance of the next
ture paaaing constructive me??
? ' ? . ??? i (feel changes i.i
nilmin:-?-..'.mi and submit to th I
eonatitutionnl amend?
ment. ? .? demand was the
lays the fle
mand for many important amendments
is unquestioned? should be
. soon. Ho
res eonatructivc legislation
many of the desirable
"?? Ided for in h<inie of tho
important mensures
which Mr. SehietTelin believes can be
? tablishment of a
placing tho
Governor. He
latura can provide that
an be m.; i ?
? ??' ays before the
Sure:. ? of Public Works has
certified a? to whether or tM
improvements are needed. "**??
Other change, wh ch Mr Sehi4_
beli.ves the Legislatur? ?hotjU "^
are!? " **?a
M.aiure. como'idgting. |U.
parmenti, bure.us ai rj dirigu... ???
adoption of a elmple practice ??V S
measures givir.t? to etti-a _??
over th?lr local ?rTair?. COit*ii
The next Legialatui?. y. ?,kl .
declares, should lubmlt 'hem ? '?*
raenti to the conititutioa: *??*
Reduction In number 0f ?t
?t?te officer?; a broad erant J i **
rule to cit es; a x--i*e\.*
tern, and the abolition cf sinki'iur f,T*"
and lubltitution of a ?rial?**
syitem. ?***?!
"All amendments." he ?,., ?
on favorably by th? 191* \m\a_
legislatures ran be ?uhrni,.,,. ta h
people In November, l ->i 7 **?
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"The waves of pi !,. ?nd pr?ja_a
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"The principles of Atutrlsd^wg
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liberal and Ideal I an fhoi? of a,
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people of all nationa'it'es and b:r?,
are allowed far greater freedom In ',:,.
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