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Read
Edith Wharton's
War Story
Coming Home
A story told by a
member of the Ameri?
can Relief Corps. One
of the many fine stories
inth<-iClinotni<i?
Scribner
' tfew9?ttltd?
Humor and
H union it y
I hey're much the sam.~.
And Brings, who recog
that ta< t. owes his
popularity to it. Under
g all his work is the
idea that folks are inter
r-trd in folks like them
. he has the human
touch.
You who have been
taking Briggs in The Trib?
une as a daily tonii for
( herrfulness may have
been doing so without
ng why it acted that
way. ? his may explain?
tell your friends about it.
??he {Tribune
Fini to Last?the I ruth:
\ t m s?l.,1itorials? '
\d\ trtlstmeati
WANAMAKERAND
BRYAN DECLINE
FORD INVITATION
Merchant Says Auto Mak?
er Has Big Heart and
Fat Pocketbook, but?
PREDICTS DIPLOMATS
WILL LOCK DOORS
Plan for Trip Go On-Peace
Messages Sent Pope and Every
Member of Congress.
idelphla, Not. 80. .lohn Wane
n.akvr tonight, at the Manufacturers'
Henry Ford's peace
from serious consideration in
, these ? 01???
"Mr. Ford baa three things-a mis?
sion, a goaerooa heart nnd a fat pockct
; hook; but he has no plan to stop the
war.'*
H" doubted whether prosperity was
reptf teim to apply to a eondi
'..>n "thkt springs from the manufac?
ture oi mi. His prophecy in
. to the labor situation, followed
the expression of this doubt.
Kord called me up." Mr. Wana
maker Raid, "and n?ked me if 1 would
join with him In a movement I
the war. 1 told him that'I would go
tu the end of the world with him to
go, provided he liad a
plan. I Itemed, however, tha' Mr.
Ford had three thing! a mieaioa, ?
? i oeketbeek,
1 'out that he did not ha\c a plan to
? p the war.
"I said to him, Ton ?re a manufact
\ urer; I urn a shopkeeper; another
er of tour parts is an author;
<i fourth has no profession or business,
o ? :. and m on. When we get
- the water we couldn't get a
to open in Downing street, at
Wiinelmatraaae,
? ? Ti,? nt behind
Why don't you
luiy ? itri^ht nnd j;?\c it to
, and let lim use it
the oppoii rieoa 'o make
? p in tlie interests of peace?' "
It .? after an expreaalon of grcnt
? " and regard for Mr. Ford, no
1 one could detect any bitterness or
In Mr. Wanamnkrr's words. It
seemed f imply the pricking of a bubble,
:i emberi of the club
take it.
'- Wanamaki ted:
"if thia war la io be fonght out to
i tho bitter end. the ?ooner it is done
I the better."
Volunteer Pacifists
Eager to Join Cruise
"Wanted! One Atlantic fleet, in good
repB;: '."ora 717, Hotel Rilt
more." Su"h a hurry call for addi?
tional deck spuce eecmed almost neces
terdai aftornoon to the local
managen of Ford'? Ark when tha wares
? ona rolle.i 11 tide.
rantry at large is awaken.rg io
Lord&Taylor
FIFTH AVENUE 3<nh Street
n't*ir?B,?M?r. istia-j,
| DRESS CLOTHES
of the Moment
From The Men's Shop
Lord & Taylor Dress Clothes are in the van?
guard of style and service-giving. Clothes of
Today without a trace of Yesterday, and that bid
to hold their shape and remain in fashion for
many lomorrows.
Evening Dress Clothes
0.00, 37.50, 45.00 up to $6000
ret? lyle and shapeliness of fit have reached
perfc With braid or satin binding on collar, cuffs,
cut in the right place and effec
Club or Tuxedo Suits
$25.00, 32.50 to $45.00
The dinner jacket suit for men who neither dress for
- defense fin I " ? every mans ward
and black, to match the claw
hammer" if j nough to fit the dif?
ferent personalities of the well-dressed men who will
wear :
Cutawav Coats and Waistcoats
$25.00 and $30.00
; his afternoon coal ai
hases a little more than a
ts a garment with a touch of distinction,
line and withal a finely tail* red one of a
brie. Two or three button models and braid
to please your fai
W uistcoats to do \\it h the Dress Coat
$3.50. 4.00, 5.00 up to $12.50
In \ r and o ? ? ?1*0 in Mack corded
Walsh uta for the Cutaway or Sack Suit
$3.75, 5.00 and $6.00
Just the ? it to liven up the sack suit cr the
? the afternoon cutaway. In strij
mixtures.
the brncttig effects of salt air and
trips when they're free
The number of persons whose t
11 their o? n is amastag. rhey ?
nothing for a brief abaance of
Weeks or so from their desk?, pul|
plow* or classroom". The number
I who abbot altercations of
sorts is even larger.
A telegram from William J< uni
Bryan, in Miami. Pia., capped
climax of yesterday's hurried piep:
It read:
"1 am heartih In lyuipothy S
your proposed plan. It if? wortht
all praise and will. I trust, accomp'
mneb good I deeply appreciate
< on hi.-l wonld ax t -pt with
Uon, but after earnest eoniis
ation of the anbjecl am Impressed a
Hof thai (nal now ! can ren
a greater t?rrica heve opposing
plea to commit this countiv to n le
and Indefinite Increase m expenditu
for the armv and nav>, a plan WB
i ot ont| wouid he opprei ii e to
taxi ?vers, btt1 would, 1 bollere, pr
a mennce to our nation's peaco and
Hnenco,
"I hope it may be possible for me
join your party at The Hague, if
if agreeable to ren, l si
come to New York on 1'ridav morn
or ??vening to explein more fully."
David Starr Jordan, ehai
I.eland Stanford ' nivenity( wired ?
tfniay that he ami Mr Jordan wo
join thu pal ' v. M rs. V\ i. un
Thomas, of < I ieago, secretar] of
national I'eaee par"-, alee accept
bringing the total number un to d
forty-four. Governor L. H Hanna
North l'akota liked for further
format-on nnd telegraphed he wo
go if he could
In the midst of the huge number
i communications Bent out yesteri
went a Cable message from Mr. Pi
I tO the I'rpe, explaining the pnrpoae
I .ago and the means by wfa
the cessation of the war WOttld
. ? Mme. Roska Schwimmer ci
? uton thi deep impreaaion nv
upon ih" Pene by the riait of Ji
; three ether delegates
Women's Pcsea Conference.
Governoi K. Livingston Beeckn
of Rhode Island announced
il 1 ro? idenei I I leclini d
Ford'i ItatIon. Victoi !.. Berg
? Socialist leader and former member
I ? ??. lent a negative ai
II SO, bttt wished Ford th.- b
Of luck.
Every member of Congress
mailed ? lettei yesterday .
. the mission of the peace expedition I
? asking Congress not to he misled
nn hysterical cry of nTPpirodneBB v-'
? s party 'u? away,
Mr. Ford i? expected to reach t
city to-morro-v morning to make I
Baal arrangements,
THEATRE FOR GABI
JUST FOR A NO
.Millionaire to Give Her a PI;
Home in Broadway, So
She Says.
Gaby Deelys, the vivaclons Pren
comedienne who changed the hi.ste
( of Portugal, need only nod her piel
head ind it)I will have a New Vo
theatre. The offer to make |
ant of one conies from a r
; oh, so prominent! American millio
< aire. Not only that, but h
that the actress, realizing that it ?
her nodding made her Gaby, Il
aquie-o .
The tale hat something more thl
Rroadway rumor to recommend it, f
it came from thl lit I I herse
and was confirmed last night at tl
offices of Ch?ries B. Dillingfc un, Cahv
manager. Yes, indeed, the oiTer hi
been made, it was admitted. It ^vill 1
called the Theatre Deelya, and it wi
be the most swagger olayboose in Ne
York, or anywhere else, for that ma
bot thl name of the giver 1 Ah;
thai is the secret.
Gaby is at present In PI ill I
with the "Stop! Loo?' I. - en!" eon
It wea from Philadelph -i I
the rumor tirst came, and II specified
kind of theatre that
phia ply not U
ite. For It i ? to be French, th.i
tro, ai I the ai I i will i omo
certain portions of 1 ;t wi|
s s bit of use of on? 's an
the theatre before 10 o'<
evening, because I .erteil.il
gel under way until tha
hour. When it will Mop is anothe
question.
Everbody who heard the story las
Igbl ? it ? | or ahl knew thl
name of th :? millionaire, en
occasionally it ansa whiapered into s i.
cepl \ e i ;ir. The man is ?: I
Bald, and he RSI beet
;. to do tilings of thia Hort b. n,r
So why nut? a^ked Broadway, .? .
. in vain for ait
The information to be obtained a'
Mr. Dilliacham's ofieea was a bit mor?
ite. The house will neat 'iOu an.
will open next season. It was said tha'
Mr. iJilhngham will undoubtedly man?
age the theatre, but it will just as ur.
doobtedly bo owned by (?aby. It will
be on Rroadway, of course, and n->t
many blocks south of the Winter Go
den. And such a theatre! Oh!
I and silka and soft, luxuri?
ant magnificence that II Gaby*!
it was said. Perhaps theit ? :
? ? ? a pla
? talnly w.?. there is really ,10
of telling s
I', i hepi she ? .11 not stop at all.
And the mysteriom wow York and
London millionaire no, it is m
that he will come 0 '
: is unhkelv thu* | I
denUfy himeelf publicly with ti ?
On the highest and mo
unimpeachable authority, there an ?
t,. be i. aaons, '
PREDICTS, THEN SUES
BELMONT FOR DIVORCE
Raymond's Wife Accuses Un
identified Woman.
Mrs. Ethel Lorraine Relmont is such
an obliging young women. I
ago she was in the Supreme
With her friend and apar'
Mrs. Dorothy Gales m?
lutter'? minion in court s ?- I defend
a suit for the annulment ot her mm
nage brought by the par I I
. . n-year-old husband,
Hi rrmun. Mrs. Belmont ws I I ta<
After the court proceeding Mr
mont anggeated to a photograph? r that
he get a new pictur? of her, pi
?ng that it would coma in so handy
when she sued her hoaband, Raymond
Reliront, son of Auci? Bl
a divorce. Wei!, 11
i>e. Belmont wai served wil
summons and complain? in S divorce
mil on -M. I Hotel Relmont.
An unidentified woman Is mentioned **
pondent.
Belmont is now living at 245
Wi il Fifty-first Street 81
|ng fl'ifl a month from her h^ I
under ? decree of separation ?
she obtained in May, 191 I.
On the trial ol the separation ac?
tion it was shown that the husband,
who had spent 173,000 in the company
of his wife, had ? eery small Income.
, a Greenbaom said thai Relmont
spenl nearly flOOjOOO in three vears in
??a lifi of pleasant and reckless squen
-
pacity of Relmont. said the cour
$900 a veer, end his income amounted
I
Befa led to I ? f?1?'
da; - ago from W
?
tated Julio*,?ig a fall :iuin a
holte, s, '
"England ex?
pects every fac
tory to do its
duty" was the
word that went
out when Lloyd
George became the
Nelson of ni imi?
tions. How well he
has filled Britain's
war chests is told
by Isaac F. Marcos
son, in this week's
other's
TMI NATIONAL WCIKLY
19 BEAD IN COAL
WINE EXPLOSION
Officials Report 11 More
Missing In Disaster at
Boomer, W. Va.
Roomer. W. Va., Nov. T!0. Nineteen
men an- known U m killed hy
an exploaion in mine No. _' of the Himm
er I m1 :m<i Coke Company here to
iccordir.cr to rescue partie- emerg?
ing from the arorkinga to-night, One
rpa of the compai lu
fitted \i;i M ! temporary morgue, hut
the bodiea will not be taken oat until
to-morrow morning. Eleven others are
known to l>e mieeing, Three hundred
Wen eiitomhod by the first blown-out
?. followed almost immediately 1).
ther explosion! ol m
The removing *
: . pi OKI '
and it will I
: Innern ? . i- ,?
?
? working*.
? ? ? .
thirty had intod for, though
other '
had boon ei I
?
When '?
? from
?
irking In thirty
lohn Bertalle, one of
eaened minoro, toid that aeventy
? ere ? ore Ing noai the a ai ?
? ?i eurred. He a ? :
bi uiaed l ? flj ing debria.
The expli ?he eecond north
and the mine Ailed witb ?moke.
minerai meetly Italiana, run to
' ? , and when the imoke
had b< ont ni working! lead
. . r entri? ? ? lied
I'our men who appeared at I
, aeon nothing of
inner
WOMAN "POISON PEN"
WRITER DISCOVERED
Former Asylum Initiate, Sa\s
Titus No Arrest.
police
toi and now a i
anno; that
?er of the )
> . ? jTOnng women following
the annoi:'.' their engage?
ment i or wodd u Ha added,
how? ' ? far aa hie client
a no a
? ? a number of '
eeived
. ?
t tl
of tiu- wr:ter's
h ettei bad
" ?
ie. Hi J ,.
the handwrr
In tl '
i rtner. ex-Captaii l
her, wore called in on a eaae of a
m who had re
i one of the letter?.
" V\ e went right after the r?.?c." TltOI
lay, "and in a few days we
the lettrr? were C4
?le immediate vicinity of a cer?
tain aaylun - I do
not care to
"Ta terday ?re clinched onr eaae. The
?
a fora
ara in
ibui bi Shi
lent ...
Ight m ere iting
- Polka dnrii
?? ?
?
COURT DECIDES
BOY-ED EVIDENCE
IS ADMISSIBLE
Also Holds Plea Buenz
Activities Were Legal No
Ground for Dismissal.
GERMANY SENT PLAN
MONTHS BEFORE WAR
Defence Says Kulm, loch & Co.
Handled $1,500.000 Fund
to Buy Ships' Charters.
I ' o motions of the attorneys of Pr.
' .h'. Huenr. and other officials of the
Hamburg-American Line were denied
rday by Judge How? in the Pad
era] Court. The (trat wan to exclude
all testimony relating to Captain Boy?
I Ed in referenci- to til! BCtivitiea of the
I steamer Maria Quedada as irrelevant;
; the eecond, to diamiaa the ,
the alleged defrauders of the United
Btatei Caetoma en the ground that it
1 was legaL
The argumert of these two motion!
oeenpiod ?he entire morning session of
the eoort In ths afternoon the time
area taken up by the opening ??
of the defence. Dr. Bvoaa appeared on
?ind for fifteen minute-' before ad
journrrcn'. He will re: ? morn
: ing.
lu his ?peoch to the i-iry. aotting
ha defence'! aide of the ea a,
William Hand, jr., eonnool for Dr.
and his eolleaguee, announced
? i, ,? K il ? . Loob a- Co. bad been the
ta throng! which the Hamburg of
at the Hamborg-Ameriean Lina re?
ined the New Y'H-'r. -office for the
chartering of the atOamOTI fent out
from the port ' ? re-provaalon Teutonic
eommereo-deatroyere. Taa monoy, he
? .,?> tral weeka after the
beginning of arar, in three inatali
aaeh.
.:.? in the light which it threw
upon the preparedneai at Germany for
? co II el ? ' iraenl
bj i 'i Boom during bia fa ?
? , of direct I yesterday.
He toia of h?.< kppointment ai reaident
< ductor of the Hamburg-American Line
I'.M'J In the winter of
he testified, he received a letter from
irg office of tb
nom ? ? that in caae ox war
the Una had a o h 'h" Oar
man A
Teutonic wai
South At?
lantic.
Hr. B '. dire sted by the
trad of thi
'..;'? Q, .
man eonaulaU Now York. After he
had noted the provisions therein he
i irded botb the lei tor and the ab
? ?. a' Waab
it probably is now. Six or "it,'ht
I later, when wnr came. ! ? ?
perpared to act. ami when, on inly 81,
eeeived word from in- government,
aa nhie to begin the work of char?
tering proi once.
"The government ha* conceded this."
he added.
Mr. Rand declared that in fitting out
I On the
'i; Buena and bia eotleaguea
ha I been guilty of no onla
"I hold with you thai the act waa
irful," Judge ll..we mid,
?
the collectors. 1 on out v.tiv
to end out eupply ship< in -
c . ? the neht to deceive the govern
?
Mr. (?ans then aaaerted that the
tent to se;i to aid I
. ndeavorod to reach the
port of call named In tl
I''- adn of the
manif
gfa error, and that Dr. ' ?
and Other ofi of the line on tri:il
?
The jury, which had been diamleaed
during the argument of the motion-,
reconvened a' - o'clock, and liatei
a length* opening * Mr. Rand
for the defence.
He diaclaimed thai any of hia elienta
hrui knowledge ?
ilinga with Captain Hoy Ed in re?
lation '
naval attach? banked with the Ham
1 He denied
myth ing to do ?rith the 175,
recelved by Quatava B, Kulev.
FATHER DUFFY A CHAPLAIN
Take? Police Vacancy Caused by Father
Sullivan's Death.
Commiaaioner Arthur Wood? yester- !
nonneed the appointment of the
? be Catholl ?
Police Department, i
le va
? recent de:ith of the Hev.
? an.
I 'he rector of St.
a B, near
red of
an, the
Fii in partmeni
Illllllllllllill1
IT is just as important
that your will be exe?
cuted by an experienced
and responsible executor
as that its meaning; should
be clear and its legality
unquestioned.
Our officers will be glad
to confer with you re?
garding any trust and
banking business you
may have in mind.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
?I Wall Street
Resources over $225,000,000
DEFENCE CANVASS
TESTS'CITY TO-DA}
Slips To Be Sent to Congress t<
Urge a Preparedness
Programme.
Two hundred thouaaad
? to sisrti ?lips askini
I th'-ir Senator! and Reprt aei
i u?'- their Influence m the S4th Con
Igreai for adequate militar, prepared
neai .Miro than 100 society womei
.11 ?? on bueli
morning ai mod with the llni
to membei
rreaa. In the afternoon 1,000 Unitei
State! Boy Scouts will aid In the can
UTS,
Hoada of many downtown house;
rnvn promised '? rn era
i oyea, among Ihera the Hunkers' an?
| (?uaranty Truat companiea, the Firs'
, .National and Chaec National bank:
i and J. A \V. Selfgman 4 Co. At tin
and of the eaavaai - ill b<
aent to the headouartera of the Spe?
cial Relief Society, a1 Wl Fifth Ave
' i ue. From there they will be for
warded to Washington In time for the
cpening day of Congreaa, December 8
Wh Ich haa I as defence
American Defence Society.
I In addition ipecial eanvaaaea will he
I held m the Val?. Union and the Rac
md Tennia Clubs and in the Mar
- . \ ' r Hotela In
?bf work will be Mrs. Will?
iam C. Hotter, halrman if the organi
dev committee. She
by Mrs. Charles A. Val
M i SI Cornelia Knox and
? Davia.
Already more than 1.000 signatures
Bed, and the names of
known ;ti ? ippear
on the voting elipa already ^mt in.
.- thoec ?n this city who have
1 are Edward C. Delafleld, Gria
wold Lorillard, Charlea I.
?- >|| C. Co'.', Allan A. Ryan. W. I..
Thompson, R, St. limrp. Walker. Fred
? . <' ilgate Hoy!, jr., Alfred
r.. Arthur H. Scribner, Cus
l". Kirby, Hamilton Piah and
amin and Charlea C. Auehii
s. Staawood Menken, preaident of
Long
llat I plant to bring
tion of every itate Leg)
v.h.ch meets this winter th<
of obtaining from Congress adequate
? t reparation for national defence, Hii
..! will oe made on the g
? ,v.e Federal government gjara::
teea ei freedom from inva
OLD MOTHER LOSES
FIGHT ON CONVENT
I Court Upholds Her Daughter's
Choice to Quit Home for
the Sacred Heart.
Mrs. Maria RuceellHfo was all alone
in the dark little East Side kitchen In
'he back oedroom a child fretted for its
= 'inper, but there was no one to help
the feeble little old grandmother. That
had been settled forever in Justice
??iejrcrich's court in the afternoon. An?
gelina, the baby of the family, pretty
Angelina, had turned ho- back on her
mother and had ;rone away with the
Itera of the Convent of the Sacred
Heart to become a nun.
Justice (Mejjerich had expressed ju
| dieial approval of her choice.
'i am a Catholic myself," he laid, ad
dreiaing the lawyer, Jerome Licari.
"Tell your client I should think shl
: fee! proud to have her daughter
enter a religious order and devote her
life to God, when so many other young
women of her age and attract:
ring themselves to the pursuit of
ire."
lira, l.uccellato wept and kissed her
' daughter goodby.
Il I ease came into court through
the mother's ftar that Angelina
restrained at the convent agi
her will. Lent Pridey she caused a writ
to be served on the ||tU m to hr.t:?? her
daughter to court. Yesterday it de?
li telina hud mv.\
oluntarliy.
It was s.x months apn that the pretty
twenty-year-old girl diaappeared from
her home, at 328 Beat Kiev.-!/h 31
"Her mother was sick for her a
?whole month," said the little girl
? * \- ho was interpr.
never heard from her all summer. Then
?,' ' ?' '?? "?? ''id ?0
by Port Washington in the inbwey.
There she found her girl in the con
Iler hair was all shaved off. Her
mother cried to see it Then the girl she
cry, too. Her hands were all red from
lent have any servar.*'
there. The girl said "he didn't want to
? ere my more."
In court yesterday, when questioned
i by /estico Giegerich, Angelina said sht?
n id .-;, inged her mind, and that i
iriab to stay at ?he conven?. Ski
? - ? she ilid not liki
home because her big brothers b< .?
An Exclusive
Overcoat Group
$35 to $65
The Fabric??the finest
woolens loomed, em?
bracing both conserva?
tive weaves and rich
novelty cloth*, and pos?
sessing that soft, silken
"feel" which is your true
? criterion of a classic in
i woolens.
The Models ? box ef?
fects in graceful folds,
double breasters that
follow the form like a
shadow, kimono-sleeve
coats, and semi-fitting
model.? thai just $peak
the waistline in pairing.
The Tailoring?our on %i
smart, but not faddish,
easing its way iightly
over the form, decking
a cuff, rolling a lapel, or
re-charting a button
with that consummate
assurance which is art.
The Result?an overcoat
which, inside and out?
side, is the soulol tailor?
ing perfection, and is
merchant-ta?ored in nil
respects save three futile
try-ons and ten days
delay I
Broadway at 34th Street.
all the me Tha* wa? why she ran
away, she said.
Mri. Ruecellr.to withdrew her fom
plaint and 100 her daughter
oaee a month. Within h few m<
"Siat r Angelina Bow '^ he
kte and take the permanent
of the sisterhood.
MAYOR ON JOB NEXT WEEK
Will Go to Ulantic Cat] To-morrow to
Spend a Ke? Mays.
Mayor Hitehel expect! te rotan te
his duties It City Hall the litter par*
' week. That will be in time for
him to ex ? i veto power "r ?p
prove?, us he feeii dit
to the reductions m the budget made
? Roard of Aldermen He is alio
anxious to atter.' I tiaaoniel dit
ner to Rresident v
of Aldermen at the Waldorf on Decem?
ber 10.
The Mayor will lear? to-morro? for
Atlarrie City to i| days Be
> . ?
r.very linee he left Roosevelt
Hospital.
I
fi
Let Others do
the Crowding
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DON'T WAIT this year for the
rush and crush of the Christmas
crowds at the counters?buy
early, by telephone.
Buy early and you will get better service
and better goods at the shops and stores,
and you will help lighten the last-minute
load of those who serve you.
Buy by telephone and you can save the
walking and waiting of personal shop?
ping and you can make your selections
from your own home or office, the com?
fortable, modern telephone way.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY