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ber It, hut it
that Genaaay m
(.ermany May Charge fnj*.?atice.
A note from (iermanv decUring the
Of th?
?Hach?-? to have been unjust ami
unnecessarily prava? Yo Is
hiiiteil at la QeiaBBB vniter?. While
-uch a communication v>?ould not re
?luire an answer, but would be Ii ?
merely to ? ..ny's feeling? on
the subject a matter of record, it
would almost certainly
estrangement already highly prejudi?
cial to the amicable adjastflaent of out
standing .! >e two
The German request for the reason?
: he non-arc- ;
of a rnisunderstnnr
? ? Berlin
Foreign OH , ,-etary Lai
?iriginal demand for the recall of the
attach?s wa? made orally to Count von
the most
Two daj
?he Secret ador a
formal memorai Bg forth the
reason? more ?u'.ly,
commun, c.
OB the way.
lor ?on Bernitorff communi?
cated ?
last Bandai in a privai . which
?res in
implificatu.il of the ground? of com?
plaint.
It wa? thi? last exchange of
? :i the Secretary and the (i.rnmn
?
fluoua, ? ? Foreign OBI
... .' note
? bad <!( cided on the recall.
Nubcr Not Likely to lie Tried.
The Btate Depei
? .1 \ on
Sober that reticence which slwa?
?
? that a ?le
hat b<r ? reached, it is known
that it i? only the manner of the consul
????neral's going that is yet to be ?I?
on The - at the
"ment of .Ju-tfce will be
i uled acute von
Suber on charge? of conspiracy and
?h?t in? a Ihdrawal from the country
? |] b? ..
'? ? understood that von N'tiber'?
? ire will be followed by the di?
r.i??al of several other Austrian and
r ofl?ceis who have
ntly in the revelation?
mda. There
? when the ;
begin ?.? Y. ; ?? -tment will
entent with le?? than a cm
plete . ?"?al branch
of the Austro-German system.
Astor Trust Dividend Larger.
Dir :tor of thi '?? -tor Trust ?
pany ; '1 "f
4 per cent on the cor? th, to
he pai'i on February I. The dir.
alto authorised -he disbureement to
the employe! of a Christmas bonus of
10 per cenl of their annual salaries.
1
Musical Gift
Suggestions
1.7-. to S?.800
PIANOS
f.So to 1700
VIOLINS
|S lo i*:
VICTROLAS
11 j to ? *! o
VICTOR RECORDS
CiOC tO ? "
MANDOLINS
ft. to 1150
GUITARS
$5 to $175
BANJOS
$$ to j
HAWAIIAN UKULELES
M to $25
Tindale Music Cabinets
?:: I i?'S
ItK* KOS ARilVK. utlt STOCK in.
'^E.VTS.
CLARIVETB
? " 111. K
MA'*? .IAH
m.?n:. AH m
HTA'.'" M '
XT. A S'llV
n.~
AT MU?*-? Ti P-1IT ALL PTRBK?
.'.j Baa? M . ?? nit
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO.
8-10-12 Eait 34th Street
Only l_ mure ihopping
?ayn before ( Itl-riflM-?.
Do your flopping now
and early in ?m day.
ANCONA DEMAND
AN ULTMATUM,
CAPITAL HEARS
Break Inevitable Unless
Vienna Yields Without
Further Delay.
pftrolitf. casi;
causf.s tangle
Tanker Boarded and Supplies
Seized- Note Intended for
Berlin. Too.
nee*.]
W'??hington. Dec. 10. Defcrmit
case ?hall be the ?u
pretae teat et the wbelo submarine la
; '?nted Btatea and the
Germanic allii in adminis?
tration etrelet to-day. Tht
I etched to regarded a? hav
it am, aad a
break in relation? with the Dual Mon
archy 1? .?alii to l?e inevitable i.
the American demutid? are met
promptly and fully.
The state Department ha? net yet
been Informed of the arrival el
rote in Vienna, and is eoBseq ?
[lag il
public. In the mean time, pahllc
thheld, Privately, however,
the adsaifliel illowing it te be
kaenn that the aote i? intended a? a
warning to Berlin a? well a? Vienna,
Bad is in fact a nummary notice '
German government that unlawful nub
marine attack? on American rieht? by
either of the Teutonic allies Brill hence?
forth be .???alt with under the terms
of the Lasitaala note of July 21, Which
announced that such attacks would be
regarded p? "deliberately aafiiendly "
Believe Vienna Convicted.
The ABStriSB government is expected
to announce her position without delay.
The SI - closed its
explanation? and temporisation!
ef all kind?. It belie-es that A.
?icted on her own official
ment, which admitted that mam
- went down on the Ancona while
ibmarine looked on.
It is evident already that the German
ia prepsriag to *.*>ash it?'
hands of the Ancona affair. In German
circles here it was pointed out to-night
that a German submarine in the Mod
Iterraaean reeeatlj ipared an eaeny
fer slap. Brhiah stopped in an
twer to Ita warning. It la also stated
that Germany'*
; ping have been
confined to declared "war zones." ai.d
Austria's action i . CB1 . kind
.i l'are Inte open watera is frowned
upon.
All talk of this kind falls on deaf
ears no far aa administration oll
an? concerned, The State Department
glimpses a German hand in the
terranean operations but, lacking |
of its BflSp ?
be reached most effectively through a
drastic treatment of the case with Aus
?
Took I'etndite's Stores.
A further romp],cation in the situa?
tion developed to-day when it arai
? i ?an Bubm
which shelled the Aa .?idard
?p Petrolite in the Medi?
terranean !
-
tch from Algiers, ai
t., Algiei i a -'. ia slightly
Be far as the Petrolite Incide
bably will ?
action by th.? State Department unt I
re received,
?boa lag the i
which the ed. If the
tanke: while try o
escape in disregard of warning from
the aal ? com
v, hen .?he ?lid
atop and tubm l h, however,
in the view of i re, the sub
marine Commander, on finding h''i I
neutral ship bound on
had no right to teitl
Kal**e<4 New I'ucstion.
Warship? in the past when in dire
need of food for tin r erSWI
have held up m? BBt re?
; receipt to
saears rali i >t what w.s
rcumatanees, it la
I have
. oua brea
their rights, provided a merchantman
?
to make nort.
?i'.ics from a i ?
.
?I law. It is p
ral belligcr
,r,,n an rn
practicalls woi
uniimite? in their radius of action and
?
Will Impresa Berlin.
No attnr.pt Will he made, for the
i, eon
. m Papen ce
? frank deal.
?
\liCOIla
'
altion
?
were
for th.- re*
? ?
that time
month
? f??r the
. n will
rbitra
?
, ir,,,j?.' than
'I in-1 | ? |1
? srllv With
II
?vow?:.
N fore, thai
mi.njr h?.'
? ?
x '
"war
?
'?'?? le Bailed ?
'.??man ???;?,
.: ? ? arhlti
ferma t
o? the '
A?TOIST HELD IN $300 BAIL
\\ . K. llamea Arrested on Charg-e of
Intoxication While liming*:.
William !
managt r of th? "' ? of the
Indemnitj < ompany a.- .
a*. TOO W? ?? ? ? ? protested
irreal
ng an aal i while
? ?? nteil. He was goin?? north on
. eay, in Hai
"1 am
?it I am ?i
fr?en.' la lion? i Wood.?
and of ' hii : Magistrate MaAdoe. and
I'll make It hol tor ? ?. iry one oi
In the raen'l night court MBjri?trate
Cobb hil.i ' bail
for appearance Monday la the ?
. Heighti court. H
? .
b, In holding R?.mey.
- ? numerous
I ii becoming a public acandal.
An ii ?
? '... il h?.re-i*. ?,.
TAUNTED,'HE KILLS
TWO; ENDS LIFE
Butcher. Jeered Over $14 Law
??nit. Slays Former Friend and
a Fellow Tradesman.
Nagging by acquaintance! over a suit
for S'a which ha had brought ;.,
. iterday h
Icy, a butcher, hilling ?lurk, i
Ticker and himself at I'ortrhc?1
ri was a former friend, but dur
Ing a bualne - ictioa a few i
.;.nl foi Pellnsky cooled eon
lit i
?t ??..is pari
? whs a.ljourne?!
for anothei hearing,
friendt decided to have some fun
him ..-. illnesi of the ?mount,
apoho about it il
nee.
Pelinsky entered the bulcher shop of
Ticker on K?st Williams Street, I
terday morning. Hi
< lark an.! demanded h:s money. When
it was refused 1m thol ?lark through
the brain. Ticker crouched under the
r and crawled for the door. He
Was ahoi BI hl was about to '
into the itreel
"Where are the others'?" al
...1 crowd, as hi
| ov.-r Ticker1! body and ran
"into the itreel with bla revolver pointed
him. "W b? ?? i ?nil Miller
and Barney Mathenaky. I'll hill all
? ?:;."
ran to hi? home. A aquad
of police, running to surroun I
i lace, mel Mi ? Pi linaky earning o il
i , all? ahi told th? m the.; h.-r
ind had turned the revolv. ?
r. When they found Pellnsky in
the hallway he was dead
WOMAN DETECTIVE
FINDS SHE WAS NUN
At Least, That's What the "Rev."
Mr. Sears. lined $50. Told Her
The "Rev." Franklin W. Sears, head
of the N.w Thoui?ht Church, whose
wife, l?r. .lulia S. Sears, obtaiaed a di
>, 1914, naming p promi?
nent Y- rhtiat of her hnab
church, was fined WO yesterday in
Special Sis-ions for practising modi-,
cine without a license. The complain?
ant wai Del
Goods ? gave
'harmony" treatment for pain- In
the heart, headache and nervonai i
">li-. Goo . ' '
about hil fee! he said: "I
my ? iiiH gi - to the an rei
I " : ?
foi the first and $2
It, made leal Novem?
ber, She laid the treatment eon
of laying at frequenl Intervall:
peace and ? ? ? I
'folios ed by
relaxation ? minut?
On? - Le?
Marion Av?
The Bronx, teal ifled thai th?
cured
"Did the
? health '.'" .1 tice Hei bei :
' i
.: naively, ' I
th.
led thai ?he n-kc.i
- anted
? sa;.l he replied, "be?
fore . on you wei
ed with re?
l hen )"-i w.-nt nit in*..
ua training made
. . hen life
?-. ..r ?oliir |.
or what f
tl e 'ego' liv?
WIFE WINS RACE
TO DROWN HERSELF
Husband's Chase Through Chi?
cago Streets Ends at Lake.
ll!v ' . ?
Chleage, I \ raea alth his
take waa I? I
J. II. Henderson just before noon to
ay, ? him to 1
. ..;.. at the fa '
Schill, r 81 Lake Share Drive,
nd Jumped in. He waa two b
away, making a last ftttlle
l ake Shore Drive was thronged with '
nd fsshionable atrollei
'
? in :i. ,i in itoehing
elad feet, alipped through the atream
itomobilea, the narrow
park and dropped into the water.
Aln. ? bobc aha liad {nal el
bowed on 'he drive could reach the
bank h<r husband ran up. Hi' pace?!
? a fremy until .-.
form i he Aeabed tan -
ter a . east him?eif in,
:. bui led h ;-? face in Ins hand?!
' . reach the body with
thrown from the ?1
.' ' ' IB h'.u.
: ed.
Mr. II.-i :- ... .-,, B- j
ears, and that
a had fled.
8 MADE POLICE SERGEANTS
? omaalsaionef Woods Name? Leader.
..n Eligible Li?t,
'a1. raised
o the grade
?
from
? Ion. Th?
ga \ Brou n bi d ?' ?
'?! i? u bei, wha arviag In
H ? ? I rtera irean ;
177th
; - ?. ? | ? ?.
? ?
-hing Ave.
of the ll'i-hwick
iry, of
?
?
No Peace Priz?? This Year.
< hriatlaala, Dee, 10. Th' Norwegian
P ? ! t.ot award th?
I . ?? ? ?.' fol low i ni- the
lael y??r, waea bo
..'*?il ahi made.
CANARY CHASE
UPSETS HOTEL
Gotham's Guests Scramble
in Lobby in Pursuit of
Escaped Singer.
PADEREWSK1 RISKS
HIS $10,000 FINGERS
Then Hird Perches on Cornice
and Hunt Is Off for Night
May He House Mascot.
And now for the late-t in indoor
sport? for hotel guest* chasing the
canary.
The Hotel Gotham, n*. Fifth Avenue
?n.l Pifty-flfth Btrect, laaagnratsd the
amusement last ni??;ht. The idea i?
imple and the outfit inexpensive. The
I consists of as many guests a-*
. '?: ').!? lobby dur?
ing the dinner time and ? c?narv bird.
The possibilities for entertainment and
? xi re. Silted. The game lasts
BBtli 'he gasSta are exhausted or the
bird dies of fright
The flr?t game to be played In the
? ? ?led in a draw l??t Bight After
pmeaa registered ?t the Gotham,
.im Ps i"r, a ihl, sad
had aeaghl te win acclamation by
elatch rlgstteaed bird, it be*
easae a ad te I si i ? - ? p* ?? ' ' '? ""
-i high cornice in the moulding- BBOSt
the lobby and calmly aarveTOd the ef
fertS to capture It.
Mi?- SeloB i' Bteaai, who !>e? ?t
?he Gotham, took a walk late yesterday
afternoon and ?aw in one of the ?tore?
the cutest canary bird ?he ever l?id
eyes on. Phe just had to buy It, right
tl en nnd there. i?he wa? showing her
purchase to John L McGoldricn, ?ssi?t
aal manacei of the Oothaaa, whsi
touched the spring on the door of the
unge. Ths ehsse was on.
e ?ace of the atartled
irted the Mrt, eluding bit
clutch, and then, feellag the slight
chill m the December air, s?ait??d di?
rectly ?"utii a'-i?,*? tin? lobby. An
elderly man, re?s led hi? name, b it
i kno.o the fair gueati "f the ho?
tel as "Grandpa," s?w the eeaary col-,
lids with the wall and flatter te I
Boor.
"I've, get him." h? shouted, diving
frun a divan and claiming his high
?ilk hat down upon thl tiling.
"Moose!" :. thrill re et tl riehed, and
?-ereams from the tse-eoOBB, where
there wfla dancing, followed.
It .i??v. loped that the elderly gasst
did not have the bird, af'.'T all. B)
that ,;rnp the canary waa winging
way north, lust out of reaeh of a I
eagei banda Pi snd
Paderewtkl entered the hotel in time
|oin tl >'?' ? h * hock?
ing ?i - hit 110,000 Angera?!
accord I B tint ' insurance
.. he leaped aad grabbed at the
. M, all the of a baby
pursuing ft butterfly. Planta wars
overturned, fee) were trampled, dignity
wai forgotten aa one tiny, frightened
eanary Bird darted each and forth.
Quiet wa? restored when the bird
fe i the highest eorniee in the room.
I . ??d about,
'o continue the sport and v illing
., laggestiona while they were
ne tin? i>:nl tcre.v bach Its heed
:<CC.
'?? midnight I I from the
t th?
? the cornice. In the
manager and hli bbbI
-.??. apture it In
the morning. They want it for the
? i
0SB0RNE EXPECTS
TO BE INDICTED
< . > r, ? ! ? > ? ? o-. I from pi??e I
eonstitutlonal right? and refused to
? ?>n?."
To thll Mr. Merchant made the fol
?. ply :
"The warden has offereil to and gin?!
the grand
? ich ; Rg lli'll
ally, :? - warden or ether?
bearing u] on at
'
' onert
made to him, h ";, the
?
?lally had at Auburn two
o, when the Welfare ! ?
and prison court originated, th?* if tes?
timony as taken openly in court and
Bet :,, il).!
not la volve violence, it shou! I
' :- he ;ie?e,l upon foi thl
?
" W | ? of hreaking con
'. !, m-, \? ;* h the 1 ' ? mat
Tig the priaoi ei ? ..:.,l not
I ij a
.1 |ty ?S good fai?)i not to betray con
fidenee, s) all events not aaUl the
?
Mr. Oaborne goes to Albany thii
morning, returning t?. New York to?
morrow t?, v.,'? p a apeakiag engage?
ment
Sheriff Too Late to Get
Convicts from Sing Sing
Shstifl I'lrirh WieseadsBger of
i ? pt i i i ? ill ng la ?
I hsbeaa eor\
his pocket, calling upon ?'
borne to turn over t?, ? ? i con?
victs who*.? ? ...
?.rand jury. '1 ht mi I are Mi It :: M - .
? .*;p? iglii and Oeorg?
pit
Warden OaberB) SB in Mount K,?ro,
? mg an add- it at the Pn
n hit ah
l'orner, principal eper, according to
?ii?. Sheriff, sm<l it n too late te ?end
? be men out of the lion.
Dr. ? . w. Parr, force in hi?
resignation to Wai !? n 0 h
lUnreOB of' SiBg
I '?lie
priion, it il I ? Super?
'??ut Riley, wl e i
? rfl itlon, declir;. .
English Justice Calls
Osborne's Work Marvel
Francis Wsllsi . ?
' '? ' -'? r U ai daworth
prison, th? largi
?
Sing Slag
?nd when he i me
away , (
I hi? work
_ "v ?rtul ti ng ?n prison
Wor} .. at the Hol?
? ' nighl (*) ?
?
i ame .??y twin,
I ? f*re?t ?,|e?
\"ieri
enn pe?.ple in i
?How
they
reten wl
ut of his h?nd to bulldore him I hat
; wouldn'*. obtain Ib England Iva BBB?
'on.I?.
"Mr. Osborr.e has the correct idea,
that s prison i? both to protect thepub
lic ami to ri form tl
I doea the
'?? .-. Every other pr.-on in the world
the prison.. .
Penal reform, he said, has produced
.?reat men. "OBI il a whole Ameri?
can, Thoma? Mott Osborne, ai
ll half American, Winaton
Churchill. I believe that "??borne will
reassn that
Churehill a brains, courage
'and sdl lity. A? far as I
; can gather, the attacks on "?borne are
; -imply a political intrigue."
SPEEDING CHAUFFEUR DEAD
Drove Tati into Milk Wagon and
Ht/trot Kegaineti CeaBcteaaaeaa
Harry Carr, chauffeur of a ta.xicab
that struck and overturned an automo
ruek o'.aned by tl Bold Farm?
s'iawson-Pecker Company on Fifth Ave?
nue, near Fifty-sixth Street yesterday
mornit g, d ?-d without regaining con?
sciousness in the Flower Hi
Maximilliaa I.amar, thirty-three year?
old, a Canadian lithographer, staying
- r. Who was a na??en
cer in the taxi??ib, w..? injured rhe
r of the trU ..i.Yv hurt.
Angelo Greeo, a lal killed
. Y .1. I Ha
N. .1 , was linViriatr the auto
that struck biUk
Be? a ? -?? If drives a mail
truck la '. reaaOB Whj he hojld ?.p
his car throui the itreeta at a
?ay rat??, BMording to Magiatrato
Koenig In the Morrisanla court, and
John K. I.", ? Jail for re
hcause he could not pay a fine of |S0.
GLOBULAR POLICEMEN
NO LONGER THE MODE
Ri.tnnd Copi Ordered hy Woods
to Regain Svelte Figures.
Police Cammlaalonei Woods has an?
nounced himself in favor of chaste
Gothil linea in the human architect?
ure of hi? force, an I has lOBt out a
general order Commanding tho?e of hi?
subordinate? whose 'l.-ures ?how traces
of the Hyzantine school to report at
the gymnasium at headquarter! each
day until they have bCOfl remodel
Eaeh morning's sun become? aunni
r into the upper floor of
Headquarter! to witneii the sight of
fifty superhusky COOl hend.ng down
II thev have no' .?een in
,n a 'ran' le e'Y i? the
tloor wi'h heir : Over them
?' bay
.. demolisher of the department,
i thi? ? Bg down imposing
porte-cocheres wh eh it took \?-ars of
patience, food and beer to erect.
Whoa the mo Ike of the
tortured (??? i to a mina?
ret, other! who, the Cotnmiiiioner be?
lieve?, peed in..'-. SierciM than the
p. rformanee of their ?luty affords *h>.m
Not only are
eh - being t? irht their prop? -
place, bul really flat-footed "Hal
leveloplng Cai ian arches un.1er
' hi eagle eye of
GOWNS SMUGGLED
IN GIRLS. IS CHARGE
I ulitililii'.l fr.illi |>l??e 1
u?. S?-- we opened oni New York place
; at IS Wesi rift] ? y
"Wa broughl out exclusiva designa
and our B ? ? ?'ho do the nice
work < uatomal Urn, no, we did n?l
deelars -ill our gowns 1 I ,,n*
v.. br light them for
brought th-a-tn just for mod
rhal
"M..t v of mir rich Ami
Par1? told u? '
declared theli gowna we Ones it \aas
I we did
reeblel We didn't think tt a?.ns ;. i
'
Maaj Flatten \rri\e.
?
?
i , end women coming te
matronly I
. ? '
is ned, and hi mging
them Biany truaki filled with
?
Son.- riaitara dt
being br
be I
BgBII
at all that all
of thi taken to Hou?
?
Him.'
lit. Also their
rs.
??(hers
\ ? '
attorney, them with
: lag t?. \ ?
iwi and tha lav against
ging l ?? labor into this
try.
.?ned in the comp'aints were
Hou?
? is in
Peril . " i i... ,i-d .
re charged wi?th
- part |u ;, p|
?' Bond
-. and help, to this country
withoul
BCt cited was in
ii rival here i
m on Au
l1 she
ii rj ic ! to come .?ver from tha
t of j
I that
? with her foi them a ti'im
.
American Woman Innocent.
When hi arrived it th? plot she
BI men the ?
wealthy American woman on Kiver-ide
si her friend. Government
sgenl:, howi
by Goihmai . rith her
-?. to Boni S oui . a bei
Iraner.
The governt ml ell
ten \?'imc i end girla were bi
in thi? way, bringing gewi : them
? .ck u the listera1 place with
?
been sold, Mr. ? Brsterphea said. In all,
? "? sad ;: haadred di
are aaid to h-va !.. ? g imu rgied la.
?? girli who gave the
a Riverside Drive won
friend even sent h?T trunk! there, but
?
iater called for and taken to Bead
?
eminent ngents are convinced
fhal tm< had no par.
known to
? ? I "? trad i na a Itl them In
i" ras
?- bj the an ring girl i, I
not know h?-r name was helag B I ? I
were lent tO her
Then aba mppoaed al ?
-.. . ?.
Eatery B. Baekner, eeeasel foi the?
? l and thoif fellow prison?
? ?? to plead gai
bo douhl there 1;m\.
through fol
l?f 'he
id cmii let bi Am? - m --a..
Mr. Bui km r laid. "I have a
rill
make what r-.pai
' don'l think
thai i? ? rery lerteae crime."
. ''
' - II in dUte? ? , fg'|.
ure properly to declare the goods. J
SIX-DAY PINK TEA
IRKS PAT POWERS
Oldtime Bike Race Pro?
moter Finds "Times Has
Changed" at Garden.
GANG FIGHTS GONE;
GRAFTERS SHUT OUT
Instead, Polite Applause, and
Lieutenant Johnny Mullin with
Blackjack a Foot Long.
Old Pat Power?, who used to promote
x-.l.iy bike races himself in a more
?ay. looked over the patient I : * :
in M?di?on Square Garden last night.
He toiled up ? hundred step? for ? peep
into th? gallery, iaspected the fol
the baleoniee, sized up the occupant-, o?
the boxea BBd mingled with the throng
in the ?rena.
At the end of hi* wistful tour Pat
?pprosehed one ?f th?? sedate, grny sal
! ?: ? eial tiolicemen.
tl what hour, may I inquire." he
"is tea served ?"
"Time? certainly has changed, Mr.
Powers," was the graycoat's cot.
ate rejeiader. "Ain't it so?"
1- Time-?, ?tl the phrase of the
-pec;?'! policemen.certa
-o far a? the ?x-ilnv race is concerned.
rting spectacle the 1911 race
is a?rerai lapa ahead ?.:' Il predecea
There i? an ounce more ?train in
the sprints and les? time hetween then*.
There are more falls and harder ones.
There is more and louder music. The
?ame pungent, ?moke pall a.-? of yore
half obscures the ri?lers from gallery
god and boxholder alike. The ?ame
brass-throated announcer Is as ?ub
limely aeernful af ?he aid of hi? effet?*
! megaphone a? ever. Stiper
l.cially it is all as it used to be.
The difference is in the class of the
i.tten.lance ai.il what a difference!
The old-fashioned fan who used to pay
his ?loih.r for generel sdmlssiea, carry
in a ho.'box full of lunch and stay Bfl
long a.? the foorl lasted, be it two days
or ?ix, la a?- extinct a specie? as the no?
toriously extinct dodo. His somewhat
differently Constituted cousin, who used
?., have th" -ame habit save in the in
l of the box of food, for which he
substituted the mesl compact and dy?
namic Sf liquid stimulant, siso la ?IsS
ing.
In the old days, toe, the rare um
h raes than a convention, it was the
?re big annual get together of under?
world tlaat ?ill' ,.'?lectives at the ,-ate
were particular Ol Ij that each who en
? sad a sod
more often than a scowl for those
whose appearsBee on another oeeasien
would mean a gaiek trip "downtown."
Diuaic sad the whir of the ?peed
din background
th? for the social affairs that were the
real attractions. Where the BBppoSSd
-;.it..i ?at the macque from the
?ide was renewing his soqsaia
? the gunman from the lower
? ,"* ? , go, with
Stall In durance, '?.t
: ?;' te
joining ?? new mob, Cloae-cropped
era fresh from the "big houte"
g in touch again with iBCh
BUtSr world SB hud escaped
r ?an graperies Gamblers, sob?
i.urg
petermen, yegga, !
and graft ?i
. ? i ' ' ' ' '
. ? i,,?, t,, i old frisada
and milking B<
\ morning came, in those day? of
? tar
night after the
i k. ?tribe in Death Hole woald I
? ? -on to the
I lice hi gaii to roll. _ Three
.... n produced their lay
,,?,.. st., mi of peanut - i? 11b, ba
I papei were I"* loose
? h.- gallery. Broke:, ..." r bot
?
n?hert in I
tught to a
Rival a - drew up In I
d their
burled and new
?lug up. Overcoat? Bl
magically ai yellow money
alii of the three
?
"Mut Time? Ha? I hanged."
i: ? - mi with apologie? to
Pat Powers* gray-clad fricad h .
sure ?
i... int Johnny Mal
?
ourteen de?
le the en?
? or other, with
mai If, he managed to
? . ?. ry person
who passed in. Quite a number took
the hint from hll glance and :
immed t. 1 he ' aal
? ? I em :
"Just turn in your ticket at the box
?ell them 1 aald gise the
"Little Puck." who u?ed to he Tom
I
quit ? ? rathskeller,
dropped around al midnight for a chut
??.??ii the lieutenant.
"I ! ' ?.'orillas in the
.'. ?lays (hat have ail t"lij me th?
mid.
"?We're away fnm
ay, "bicati*.' Johns)
Mullen's there, and if we do get by
there ain't goin' to he no fun.'"
, keep spreading the v? ?t-'r? :
the lieutenant, "I've got a
blackjsch a foot long In my pocket and
I??\-. ti .a the oval arima inside the
rerflow general adm
led ,?iou? | plug
?tTYIVAL of
AM OLD APT
CREANGE
andWALTER
ANOfcRRON GALWERIEJ
=1T.m.(?1?A?mT?v-(!la.=l
\a? 564 566 ?s?ScO?'-ifthAtVmtr'. ***' *6T- ?no-47\:sTS.
Will Close out, today, in their
q)pc ci al &ales
Handsome Fur-trimmed Wraps
Formerly $95 to $145 - at *75 * $95
Smart Fur-trimmed Coats at $35
Formerly $50
MISSES' COATS?formerly $35 & $45- at $25
Fashionable Fur-trimmed Suits
Formerly $55 to $85- ?it $38 ex $45
?Smart Hats at $5 & $1 0?
Street and semi-dress styles?formerly $18 and $25
$1 5 to $20 Net 8c Lace Blouses at $5
>?--?g - - ' - sa
g.>r?, the hand snd the reckleai
?.1er with the ?cale? who toluoti
free any one a-hoie avoirdu
11? he fa;'e,| *.. gUOS! wthii? tl
? ..... ind- Il t(,eir mid.?
i wh;t.--(.luted inake-ehanaing
.
r h stiel? henk. The presiding ge
niuB of the grapeJalee stand grape
juice! Oh. re ihadee ?>( aaethet day I
wa? work in.? htmselt! into a danger
OUa perspiration.
Not more than a ?core u-ed th<
benchea as bed?, no gamhler of greatei
i'gree than the ?cale mar. invited th?
rentlenen one and all to tempt th?
goddeaa of chance, no one ni:*-?>*d an
. .n-oat, no one got too tar from the
,-rapejuice stand and no one trie.l to
lieh a cop.
Hurrah for law and order!
SOCIETY THIEF WILTS
AT THREATS IN "AD"
(iuest Returns I ur Coat She
Took at Montclair Reception.
Montclair. NY .T., ?Dee. 10. Marly edi?
tion.? of the local pa|.
tained an advertisement stating that if
the woman who carried B-BjT ? l_1
????at after \ reeeption last night at the
homo of . 111! Mai.' . e, on
South Pullertofl Avei ie, did net hring
? l.h.?k the "retara of th? eoal aroula
be aahed for." The advert lenenl
I that the woman refused hi
Boat and insisted on taking m
A short time later. Mr? Julia White,
of 21 Harriso Avenue, who authorized
the publication of th? ment,
ordered it? arithdrawel,explaining that
?1 e person who had talen the coat had
. r. d that she | mis?
take and had returned th.- garment.
The aTarvie reception area one of tha
big aeeiel eveite of 'he aeeaon, the
rueata including ?ome of the wealthi
sst eeeideato of the town.
? a?.
$100.000 PLEDGED FOR SCOUTS
War!an t<> Keep Up Campaign t'ntii
$200.000 Fund Is Obtained.
It was decided featerday, by a unani?
mous vote of the workers arho ar- trj -
ing to raise $200,000 for the Boj
?.it? of America fund, not to ?top
?he campaign until the full mtion
been collected. Practically half of the
sum has already B ei ted or
definitely promised. Colin H, I ring
-'one, national pr.-sYlen' of the Boy
Scout? of ? ?! the
campaigner! on their work.
The total lubocribed yesterday eras
?lo.iTi.i">, ?nd the grand total actually
subscribed amount? to $'Y7.Y' 17.1 Y
i?. Harbour and H. H. B?sen
! them ?elves to rn,
I ? heeho known ... be in the mi
definite premise! made to dil
will amount to Blare than
118,000.
The Yam? from the ditTerent bor?
oughs will meet at 1 ?
campaign I
. at ?I Monday ai 12:80. I ?
Field Malo: . dj si thi
la-m oil Mor
?Shire your C hnsttnan cheer
with thi? chilrltrn of the poor
Th? CHILDREN'S All) SO
OF. r\ asks fur <-? nttiliutions to
make? ?i happy Christmas for (he
ure.it numbei ?if homeless rhil
dre?n in its matters and tlir poor
.?hilaran in its Industrial School*
Wm. Church Oiborn, Edwin G. Mmill
Preaidenl. ireaiaw.
Chirlei L Brio, Secretar?,
105 Fi?) 22.1 Str-el, N-w York.
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J. B. MORGAN LEGACY ?PHUI
Paris < hur.h Fiiiind? r- H I
$7.*>,noo from Brothei ? i:?t?ie.
The Appellste i?i\Isl
I Rev.
John R. Morgan, foui I the ?
???...;
gati. Under tais ??.
I ',y the mit ?
? wer?
rgSB.
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est?t. H M
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