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Conducted by Saxmaol Hopkins Adams.
Thi? arirpai-iment ha? ?entered the lecond stage of service to
Tribune readers. Primarily it was intended merely to ?operate
the sheep of ata-.-rrtising from ?.he goats ?and hang a boll on the
faata. But now it goe? beyond me-e identification. It nmbrace?
a humn-i nature study of both sheer? and goats. You ?re invited
to B'-.ist. For every letter printed in this department describ?
ing experiences?pleasant or unpleni-tnt?with advertiiers of
m->rt hnndise, excepting only patent medicine?, Tlie Tribune will
?end .'?YOO, payable in any ir-orchhtiaiae of any Tribune adver?
tiser. Foff the most important letter each month a special prise
<if $50.0.0, payable ?ir-iilarly, will be? awerded. Nime printed or
withheld?a? you prefer, but mutt be ?ignt-d or we will not know
4vher*? tt? ?end the prize order. Adort-is: The Ad-Viior, The Trib?
une, Harm York.
? real ???? a gr.?vence irkieh, I believe. '.s erperiem-'d Uv
*.h?se who, like in ? ?'. .->!?? of? n obi fed I i eil I
? paresias as for
? ? .1 '.' WOtlld "?pr.eur 'o be
I OB in the 01 ? ? ..- aii
peal to u aalesper'ao'. i"-rr-ipertave of whether thi Intending buyer be a
man or wo:- bawerer, Is Bot the mis I? nans of fhe iartrer
?torso Oho Ihoiigh lati- eossors, being ?.,-. si sb ? gitan preee
.ienee.
Ab a rule, T hold with tl e goneral ru e <>r "Mare aux dames'." but
* think the last piac? in ???? be observed 1? In the busy
?toreSa for the roaaoa ? as s Ibero rnore for "?=hor
ping" ths ? ? ? tei porar I
fron b .?iiriets to do ths errand and are eonsoqu?
In a hurry to got arhal they '.vant i?nd ,,'0 hiifk to work
Whoa I hare objected to lato-oomtng ian.es "butting in" wh.le I wa?
giving my ordert, the salespeople whose ?"tention has boon diverted
have replied that St is a "rule of the establishment to nail or: ladles
fir?-.." In man".' <s?es I have loft thofll to thfc ladioS and bars gone awuv
without making the desired purchase, simpi* because I ilid not bars the
t.m? to waste.
Ab a result, In ?oeh instance? the store hat lost my pat-unage, and
I have had to ?rbmlt to diaappointflSOBt, besides loss of ??nie. V? hether
'he lady "shoppers" bought anything or mrrelv wanted 'o satisfy lone
curiosity I do not know??or care.
But I respectfolly ?ubralt that 1t la a errang principle upon which to
run a ?tore that raters to hotn seTea. Priority in all ca?es ihould rule,
not sex. ?T. .. 0.
It would ce>* ly MM M to the Ad-Visor. But that may be be
ho happent? to bo a man. So for as hi? t>vrj\ shopping experience
goes, howo-eer, ho has fotrnd that m?*r*rt stores respect order t>f precedence
above all otherr oorurideratlons.
Referring to your article In the "Ad-Visor" eolninn wh'eh refers to
an n Ivortlsement which we inserted in "*i h? }>rnlng Mail," ?re wish to
?ay that this advertisement was Inserted by error ?rlthonl the writer's
knowledge. Long before your article appeared thiB error ?ras correct?
ed, and we think it unfair that you did not make a more thorough In?
vestlgatlon before inBerting the article. If you had dore this you would
have found that the "ad" yon referred to was only insert"! one* ?nd
?hat this was thrcirh nn error. Tho very next insertion was correr'
ed, as It Is positively against th? Davtp-d policy to mlarfpr???tont We
are fully in sympathy with the purpose of your column, but, we fool
OUld be moro careful in separating the faker? from those
-vlio->e policy has tain-ays been to denl fairly With the inih'.lc never to
? resent find always to cheerfully reffend money to any customer
? .* ?4'v td with the purchase mftdo from B8. I>AYr"('A'S.
Per Harry B. l>h'?~a. Proi
At tinfortunnto error for Davega's. pince a Tribune tcider went
i m response to th" advertisement, found the store unwilling to make
. and at once complained to thin department. Thereupon
? .--t!:'iitor was sent to the store (406 Broadway), presented i
? . - * and ?sired If he could purchase a |200 Victroln at $1
the "ff.r iiulioateil. He was informed that, he would have to j
? ? *-:>0 ? month for th?8 olas* of mschine. This experience
the claim of th. complainant. The Ad-Visor published the farts.
ega'fl wished to ins'ire itself against charpes of misrepresenta
1 only have sold the Victrola in accordance with the terms of
-, however, that the statement in the above Pavega ,
? . rhe erroneous advertisement appeared hut once. Hud
Stattet with whom The Tribune inveftigator dealt
ho had full opportunity to do, he might have Baved his
'.: = tre"<s of mtr.d. As the matter now stands, error un-,
. when the test came, must be charged against PavegaV, but not
-,'pr?sentation.
?r lY.*t'*;:i who rushed into th? m?l?e doesn't come out so well,!
ippear by the following:
Our -s cslled by some erf our customers to a publlca
ich was in one of the morning New York Tribune papers in the
lolaan. Yon described In that column how I. fiavega, of 405
Iway, advertised any Victrola at ?l a week, and that when a per
? ".to the store to purchase a high-priced Vietrola he vm told
? enough paid tlown he could purchase a $20f? Vietrola
: | ;i week plan.
Ifl the f.rst place, I. Davega is not loratod at 4ir> Broadway.
Wei*. llYVh Street, and has nosit.vely no connection srtth anv
other l>nvega store. In the second place, one of your representatives
was In our store to-day and inquired about a $200 Victrola. and claimed
that he had read an advertlt-ement stating that we ?old 1200 Victrolas
for $1 a week, and we wish to state that are tr ink It Is a vary cheap ad?
vertisement for The New York Tribuno to send any of thfir represen?
tatives, who does not even make himself known, and tried to He to one
of our clerk?, stating that wo had advertised $:?00 Vietroliis at $1 a
week, which we positively have never done. Via know ?hat we can
prove thi? In a court action, whi,-h we have under consideration, for a
Uttle damage for about $5,000.
Our advertisement specifically atated ?hat any one conld own a Vie?
trola, and we have never advertised that we sold $200 Victrolas at ?1
a week, for we do not do this.
We will go ?head with this lasrsult unleea yon print in your netus
psyer that you had made a mistake and that I. Davega. of 125 West
125th Street, does not misrepresent any of their advertisements and
that It was a mistake on your pert.
Our advertising i(i"nt, Foster, T>ebr-oi?e Company, of IB and 17
West 8Sth Street, ean benr this letter ont in c-ery respect.
We will await your rep.y before proceeding further.
1. ?U VEO A, JR., INO.
By h. Davega, V. P.
Before brtngfpf that eeurt action "for a little damage for about,
|3,000," Mr. Pavega, -read your own advertising. On Oct-ober 11 you pub- '
Hshed this offer: ''VirtTolas $18 to $150?-11 ft week." Again, on Novem
rurr 1, appeared an advertisement: "Any one can afford to purchase a
Victrola on our Easy Payment Plan, SI a week; Victrolas Si-, to $400;
I. Pavera, Jr., Ino., 125 West 125th Street."
If "Victrolas $15 to |I60 |1 a week" doe? r.ot mean that mnchir.es
Bt the Intermediate prices may be purchased on tho*-e terms, Mr. I>avetra '
is requested to inform ub what It does mean. Meantime, a word of advice \
to him. Pon't try to bluff The Ad-Vlsor. It's a waste of time.
Perhaps ?blB etmilar fr?tn ?he Oeneral Emergency Rerrlee will in
West you and ?-apply material for your \ery interesting articles.
IKE WEHTHEIlfER.
Right here the Oeneral l-aYneTgency Fervieo gets some free advertising
Just for the fasdnattng unlvereality of what it undertakes to do. A concern
which attempts, or even offers, to sell, rent, shop, audit, escort, tutor, type
?-e-rite, translate, repair, investlf-ate, insure, sew; to clean buildings, secure
introductions, round out parties of thirteen for the superstitious, write
B"Hr'cFes, take care of children, provide dancing partners, open and close
houses, operate mechanicsl plants, perform domestic service, and look after
the cat while you're away?that concern may or may not be able to perform
all that it promises, but certainly it glows with the spirit of ?*nterprise and
human interest. Somebody ought to dramatize it!
I am following wi'h -nneh lntereet your work In The Tribune,
! deal wi'h Ex ?QoVoniOI GlyBB'fl ''1 rr.i -t'nion"
II 8? !sy. I count from thlrtv to fifty adver'isement? of the
? * Mod Of medical ad\e-*l?.ir!,- :n '-.-,rVi day's i -<ue. The paper
??s a great deal regarding morality m Its editorial eolumi
roe all the "f^ke?" reading BOticei among the nc\*^ itoms.
I pn-aclr+'l a sermon th? fht in which I mentioned the
??Ihsny par.ers by BBBBS A thi I rod to publish of it was the
" e on tho incloated clipping from llame?'?* paper, "Tin JOBTBal,"
which is as bad as "The rr,ion."
Albsny hen more U.r.a atlvertis'-me- ?. in its papers thBfl any ettj
1 ever riw,
I wi?ii T-i-i woal i ?.lance over "Th* Tlmes-I'nion."
i HABLES .1. DUTTOK,
rst Coagregatioaa] Cbareh oi Ksnssolaei.
M point to William BttTIM?, pabUshw of frauilulent adver
?nnir. At ha-_ he ian't afraid U print in hi.- news eoh-BBI honsot criti
? kind of _4heilklat ^^^ ha earrie?. -\< for "Th,- TinMa-j
' ' a ***** ? npendiom el th? wont kin.) of fraudulent.
.?ter aoweamnt, taelndin? soxnal stimulant, venereal q?ack.*rv
i dosan advert entstel
' ?? ?*. a trick upon the ,, i,).-,'
If? eatatory ol dai , papers by alphabotkal
?'uill be fou.,,'
v-h"ro ' ' ? "i had the eonrage which the I
' ' '? ?? ? pap? ? i ,-. re?nonsl-|
? an ? irekoas than it i
k% \m UM rt-u'A nxA hi? of p-b!. Mti.ns.
CHICAGO HIT BY
FREIGHT EMBAR
Only Perishable Hood?- Everr
t'd by Trunk Lines.
? ? .
Chicago, I?*-'- '.
?
Atlar.fr seabuui'i to-day
' m b*_r_rc . for exi
oerishable goeda, lad) ??- fi
? B_ Otkor - ' - PS exe:
; et orea: .going h
:r.ru:ra'!eled congesrinn in the ire,
? nd docks a* . orts of
. re given a? rea
? smbargs ? rineip
. i., 1 MO i sit ot ? ???. n aro i
to be h*, iiK shipment s! Ka*t
Thfj railr h.)? rh eh have
1 ?;'.cairo
i fork Centra i'
alley, B . __ e, \
?H ?.. ! im . .'?'..r elk e .'. . ?
V. i i ? ? i-, . tetj n
?iian (. . a! triiii
though! tha) ? .
one it a?o
YEGGS' RECEPTION
SPOILED BY POLIC
Brooklyn Dinner Party lor R
turned Craeksme.i I ?ids
i)i Rom. Up.
in celebration of a_ .
0 ? ? ?i
blowini ? -i
S?arr. n'-ft. ' | ? i ' ?
D ,-;? .' Kolai
. - 1' . eh, an 1 Mor
Stuhl. ? '
? .-'.ts ai d.i.ni
tl. ' '. ? f || i
i el Mil
Place, Brookl
? |oj able ? im? m as being
i , ling moo
its load o 'i- lieacies a ben ;
Brosaan and Edsan, ?*.
Postofflce Inspector Jncob?, i.one
"horn I ? .vit-?.!, Intruded, pr
I SBtil g ? r. lieu of vititii
. arda
"U > .' all '.. ? .? oalk ?rouiiti 'o tl
? B , hri'l .
of ?r? rnal?' direr? e. 'ild Bad ?nv ??
|
i - * ion they wei
. ?. charged :: ?th biow.r
bpei the lafe of the postoffice at 8
Mir! nel -, Md., : ? g $1,5)
worth of tta'np?. Slim m cu?h, and ti
?old tri ' laster, M? -'.m1
dor Radeliffe, The-.- jh* alas ? . ?
of various ether postofflee obberi?
in Virginia. North Carolina and Sou
' areliaa.
It ms the postmaster's watch ?vhic
led *o the downfall of the fs
mediately after the rohbt-ry '?'? '''?? ':
Michael- ia.D November lfi, dl
scrlptioni of the loot weie ser
throughout ins country. On? si tboi
came to the hands of Aeting Captai
( oughlin, of '?he Poplar Street statioi
days aco botoetlrs Brosna
found ths ".atvh in a pawnshop. I
had been pledged on November _'). b
Minis.
Sines ,v"a' discovers' a detective ha
been watching the Minis home day an
i.ight. r "... '.o' until Wednesda
evening tha* things appeared propi
tious roi* a raid.
-?
GRAPE JUICE BIBBERS
WARNED BY DR. WILE.
Harm in Excess Use. Me Sa\s a
"Get Slim" Suit.
? T:iirnil???s If not used in exi-esn,
tks export view on grapejuice ex
pressed in tho Supreme Court yester
any by Dr. Ynr:ey W. Wiley, t'onnerl;
chief of the Bureau of Ch'emistry o
Departmei t saltare. ll<
n.U'le ?he point that ? ? - sup
j?r.?".1 innocuous drink? were dangeroui
vhen taken in large ?luanr;- *
In. (Viler aas a aitnosi ror ih<
America! Home Magazine Company
publi-her of "Good Housekeeping," ir
a libel suit brought by Mr.?. Jcar
Do?'.-!;- *_bernatl y Hi?hop. who manu
fr.c! ires "(ut Shin." The plaintiff al
that she was injured -
worth by an article published in thi
ino, headed "Swindled netting
Thin " Thi- article, it is alleged, war
written following an ana'
"remedy "
I*r. Wiley testified that he revised
the art-'ie on which the suit is based.
I-r. William (I? if, professor of bio?
logical chemistry at ('olumb.a Univer?
sity, ba'ir.g his reason?, on txperimen*?.
mnilc on MgS, said that the acid In
"(let Slim" was a drug and not a food
and that if taker: In quantities would
make a rerson sick.
a
FARGO COLLECnON SOLD
Sixty-fonr Palntlnga Rrlng ?HV.G.*, ?t
Anderson ?Jallerie?.
There was koen competition in the
bidding last night, at the Anderson
t?a)!er:e.s tor the collection of paintings
by American and foreign am-it? ?o'.ii
by order of the esecutora of the
Jami s C. Far| Th?? .?ixty four
pictures brought ;? total of 110,2.
Canvases by ThauloW ?rid ( a/.in
brought the highe?t prices of th?
$1?2M each. "Ti... Rippling Stream"
by Thaulow wa? bought by Joseph
Thompson, after some spirited bidding,
ich -lohn Levy and W. .Y MasweTl
were tie competitors. Carir,'-? canvH?,
"The Bead in the River" won) to -lohn
Levy.
VorboockhoTon'a "Lai lacaps with
Cow, Sheep and Goat" was sold to the
Holland Art Galleries for $1.17."?. That
firm al?o paid Sl'im for "In a P
Garden" by the Americas p;. i
Rids iv h:.'ght.
SUNDAY'S DEATH
HOUSE TALK NE\
OSBORNE CHARG
Jurors, Doubting Fvangi
?st Is a Clergyman, Fea
Address Illegal.
JURY. TIRING OF QUIi
UROF.S QUICK ENDIN
Expects tu Quit Wed?.et.da)
Chancea of Warden*. Witness.
Keintf Heard ThoagM Sliyht.
?'* ? ' I Mot) "sborne ?ho.
tting the H
Hill? S.r-day to a.i.
,: Sing dea'h I. - i ' |
i Juiy. rhat -: inda?
ta known
?
It is against thi
Itan ether than I lorgymOB, lawyers a
relarive? of the Hi 0 sbOUt \0 'lie
enfer th? ?. . ??? The quest'.
? bothei * Gsborno's pro?ec
' ? ? | wl t?? -.? ? ? ,;?'??>< It a . >
gymaa <if the lav
Mr. ' -1 .?d un th
niHtter whils before the laty. He .
? ' ? . ? -..' Suiiiia?
?-peak in the d? ;? " '?' Y..-< :
quest of the evangelist and the co
>ie:ii;,-fj men, but ?_:<i he bad BOt pe
mitted i] sah te '-hein ioditri
aalljr. ? ? the war-oai mai
neitner ei spa a ?
i i i rrai n jui ? bas i reached '.1
_i?\'iuu_ to get. rid i
the sntirs Sing Sit??.- matter. Vette
tornoon, in th" pr?sence of sa
? ? ailed at the request <
Mr. "?borne to toatify 'o conditions I
;i e prison, "'???? of the jurors told A
Dis) ri? ' A) loi i "? William
'. ..' sit latt
_::to this eiteraeon _nd waul
n..' meet on Satur.i;.\.
"We've boon i ? "?? oi
now, sad we're g.-'fing sick of It," _
declared, "Our pri' _'e business Is sul
forlng.H
In consequence of tins ioclaratls
only Richard *>i Hura, president of th
State Prison I omm scion and presides
the La? n Mor gag Compaay? erl
be called today from the hsr of thai
? dlj ?" Mr, Osborno. Mon
lia. ).? beard, Mi Pallan
i.en MMM of 'he Osb
ttfy 'hat there ai
? to hear.
Tentatively members ot 'he jury ha.
agreed te wind np it? sessions v/ednes
day and tu devote Monday to a ?? Ii
the piinon so it catino; be said that i
failed to look over that place. If thi
programme i? followed mo?.t of the On
ritaeaSSS Will not be heard.
May Charge Mismanage?ten).
Humors heran.e rurrimt in Whit'
Plain-? yesterday that Mr. 0
tod not on the eharga
of person) made bj eon
"ictr. igemen
'? prison, "ne mau who l.as heel
n the ce ? s g '? ?
drive Oshorns from Sing sing said thii
course haii boon decided <?".. 'i'hore ii
snether ah rae) I the grand Jury
however, which favors making a pre
.cnt alli'ging that ((?borne i? un
> ' lo hold office h'iii should be removed
? are some in *hls group who favoi
continuing the inquiry until nfter thi
?B the hope that, a gen?
eral legialativo inquiry will be ordered
i n d by friends oi
D itrict Attorney Week?. Mr. Week?
hopes fot' a pie. ?' o) the bench, aniJ
? ? ,vh.?aid like to ice him thert
fear his eh) ? damaged by
the attacks nn Mr. "?borne, while in a
Mate-wide prison inquiry it is felt the
resentment of Westehester voten
would disappear.
An inspired report from the District
,i that
Mr. Weeks had reversed himself on
granting Mr. Ocborne. request te pa -
mit thi
? mad., public and would to?
'..,. ' ppo e the i fon Justice
Morchauaer, He will urge that these
be nol ?. I? pul ' i inquiry is
conclude.I. UCO-gS <. I will
make Mr. Osborne'S ich'. for pu:.
Kings County Grand Jury
Lauds Osborne's Reforms
Within four hours of reaching Sing
Sing vesterday, nineteen members of
the King' County grand Jury con?
cluded their investigation of Warden
".sborne's reform with tiie remark that
they were sorry he v as not present for
caen of them to s-.nk? hi*i hand.
This tribute was paid by men who
admitted they arose iceptical before
arrived at the prison. So aathos
loatic won the jjnrymen that they
to nid tas warden in every
: way poesible,
"This placo Ii ye.-. _ to in ipoet," ?aid
Warden Osborno, by way of nesting.
'"I fee! thai if my fa??* won in your
rather than in those of anothei
erand jui y there would be nothing to
Warden O-boT-,? explained convict
lie pointed out, he did no"
trv to coddle the- mer.. Hi? ms
lire, he Saisi, was to educate them that
? ? In the scale of thing?
went forth into the world.
"Our prisons have been mi, by a
i com? nation of crooks inside and
crooks outside. Prhind this movemei-t
Reserve Tables Now for New Year's Eve.
CAFE BOULEVARDS
- DANCING-CABARET -
Special Hnyaovnient \ la Carte Specialties
THE BRAZILIAN NUT DINNER ONE DOLLAR
?Mi "adimii Lunch Fifty Cents
OCR Un HnDUL sonnai noMT mon 6*r.
ROOMS FOR PRIVATE AND CLUB DINNERS
?
Churchill's
More than a Restaurant?
A Broadway Institution
Broadway & 49th Street
Cuchen?'*
a
14th Street, nesr Fourth Avenue.
TRY
A STRAND SNACKI
i or Luncheon I., da?. 11 30 la 2
STRAND ROOF GARDEN. i , * : , -
4! I IVA M ? i?si ms S to II
' i . m? i: S ' a/!, fis??
\'?w Oat*i| '? \ ... p*. fauf i irari'a?
Bal. Nr .S.?at- 4 L-BSISH, K?_li*r*-*l SlUlr-iDi
to oust rr.e ? thS pore? li
pr:?o . ? -
',o stioptsd, ? srenld m
: d?-ath to tha contrae*, -?.-?"em thro-.
, ?? tk is roartry "
What woeld jrea sd-.-se. Mr '
1 oorr.e"" asked one ci tha jurymen.
"Amone oti.tr th.r.(-?.' replied
vardan. a farm of about tO'"1 ac
sew si i lota
fsrent . mo- ?
Trie K.r.i;s Ceaat] grand juryn
i i,a- rio?-n *<> a ma' m the v.en h
I M "ft of *.-,?in a:ose b*f. r? .h-..:.g i
other mcu'tftil. From tha BMSS I
e-.- womt to ths bard room, avhi
the?* were entertained by tha c -n*
- sns. The viiforot;? strains
'We're All for You, Tom Brow
ii-'rued te Inspire ths ?ornees
uppia'jn<*tl enthuaisBti.-alJy, ami ssl
; for .-.n a? p. core.
The eheorfolaoas sf ths i
. pla
. . eil bloc!
ltd house il
whieh ttto I ? i i this moi
,i,g. conspired to pro.:, i -. ths ?:
sympathy
When ? bey retara???) l tai waidei
? set Spew
? .*? warden "Wc ?ve
agreeably ararisod ?red l-"oi
?. . ? ">>'? Si: S Y
? i >r to aid Mr. ? rsberns
or??."
Weeks Eacoarmgilg Perjur-,.
Sa\?. Osborne in Quiz Atta?
Thessas Hotl Osborne, ward**
Str.fc S?nr Sa ;.Ytr??s *o I
Woman's (Im 9! New Rocheilv, ; <
tordsj seeosed District I
Week? of violating the law by pr
sentlnir in four? testimony taken h
,'oro tha Grand Jury investigation
Sing Sing prises He al?o aecusi
bin. of faring to make inmates of ll
prison conna?t perjury.
Mr Hiberne added: "It is the I'
;rict Attorns***! hasiaets te proteel H
man he li hanl ng it ires his dal
to Investigate snd visit the prison b
fore he hi .pp'ed the word of thoi
who want to Kill prison r? '01m. Ti.
raatter ultimatel" ?'ill seats te tl
QsTsraor, for I don't purpose to sal
11-11. Thors i? a deliborets st1
to blot t.u" pi : ion roforoi "
BURN ALL AMERICANS,
ORDER TO VILLA ME.
One Already Killed at the Stakt
Say Refugees.
?rase 1
l . Pi bo, Tex.. Dee. I?. Refuges
rder imba . N. 41
to-day lay that s neu order ba?- bee
id to Villists soldiers n the in
1 all Ameri
,? -h?? ransomi >l?
msoded by Villa.
w. A. Si. Roxb". an Amer ca?
1 ai, ?!-. ? a- 1 lidee '?? 0 week ago, ?-? bei
Roxby ??. ? carried <>tT by the \ ill.
?
?0 death. In is ar
\tv
Mexico ni-..
to Mexican r?
Mexici
? ?
The fate of thirty A_aerit*ani hold P]
\ ilia In < bihaahoa is in doubt. Bist]
thiiusaiid dollars ransom demanded fo:
their release has net bt en paid.
? ... oi era saling V'ilU
opno * the Carranza government
is before ;? cottncil of var :,,-?. .,, pro
.,., 1 lb Villa an,
ndanee. This n
latioi ,
Ameri irri I froi
HAVANA NEW MONTE CARLC
Parisias Bays He'll Hake Cabaa city
1 sreaeea R?ert'a Rival.
A lecond Monte Cario is to b?"
formed a: Ha? na, Cuba, seeerdtag to
Ernest Be.li, s PsrtsiSfl hotel owner,
who is vie:: ng the I '
"We ha\e got control oi the Roya'
Hot"! at Vedado, near Havana, and
we v. ill begin to build in February
s biu one." la ?! Mr. Beeh at the Ho
fi?l McAlpin yesterday, "It li on ;hi>
t-onst. ami will br? rn-id?1- something
like your h\ trots
all ovi-T the ?torid com? to Havana,
und. with racing and ether sports
Bouirishing there, ?e will draw even
more crowds, I believe, than Monte
?'arlo lY 1 i I.e. POVTO, a Wealthy
:?u(jar plante?* and land owner in Cuba.
..* the head of the company."
Mr. Hei'h retarai te blew ?fork in
?iry.
N.H.ALUESLH
BY SAGEJANITOI
Stenographers, as Din
tors Scanned Finance;
of Boat Lines.
BILLARD GAVE $75,00i
TO S. HEMINGW;
"In His Heart to Do So." E
plaiiation of New Haven
Bank President.
Jaaltars '?-it? dropped *>elr mop* i
brooms to vota s? d.rector? of stei
ihiy -ompar.ies were amo- g the bita
character? introduced in the Feds
'ourt yastorday as former colleagues
?he eleven i ?truer dlroctors of the N
lleven Railroad ot. trial on a charge
conspiring *o violate the tint
picture ef janitors, asslsti
Jan tors and Stenographen ?enou
aeanntag and. parsing upon matter?
high Bnaaec ?? directors of the M
repolttaa Steamship i.'ompanv S
drawn h*. Henjamin G. Ward, of Po
land, Me., who appeared a? a witn?
for the pro?ecution.
Mr. Ward declared that these bui
:ng employes had ail the rights a
privil?ges ef directors, to which po
tions thiv had been appointed, and th
. Grover C. Kichard*. a coat tactor, BCt
' as treas'irer.
Hillard'? |7S?IM Lift.
I
Earlier in the dav Samuel Hemin
way, president of the Bocead Nation
Rank of New Haven, unwilllnglv su
plied the surprise of the day, when :
described a gift of *5"I>.<>'?|1 that hi
been made to him bv .lohn L Billa:
because "thev had been good frlen?
for ' >'ar_."
Wi'h the Pr?t mention of the gi:
lames W. OabornO, Whe wn? examini*
? ? for 'he pruecufion. nrickf
un hit ears and evinced a eieater ii
SB at ?ny previous time dur*n
the trial.
} "Why did Mr Billard give you thi
? "'.??' he asked.
' Well, I ?uprose ;?. v.?? ;n his hem
*.. .Ii. <o." WM the r:R?v,> re'o.
"But isr.t there tome fact ran ?-a
ve the at-.'
"None i h a friend an
eomns of Mi Billard: had bee
tor *,i>ar?.'' Interrupted Mr. Hemlagwai
"Mr, Billard idi i director o
Boston .'-? Maine"
?\. ?
"Then he gove yov. |7|jM0 at a gif'T
"Ves.
' Then the Boston -? Halae wat 'ak?i
0 er by the New Jlaven ?"
"\ e?.
"And you can think of no other rea
son why he should make vou this trit*
| of $75,. "
?ill Heal Bmiir-ht Out.
***Kons at all." answered Mr. Herr.
? ay.
Another ef the interesting witnesse?
of the afternoon was George a. Mein
tooh, of i'.*'? Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn
who acted s? treasure?;of the Now Eng.
land Securities Company. Mr. Mein
tosh told of handling millions of dol?
lars in checks, about which he knew
^''.?olutely nothing, He had no ide?
when* he i l coming from, he
h.d, whore It was going, or why. In
all of these traiKHCtions, he said, '.m
?va? under the tlon of warren 0.
i basa
To Die for Killing" Pohcemaji.
I'homa* O'N'eil. a gangster, who (hot
and killed Patrolman George tapping
at the nutiiiL* of "The" MeManuaa As
lociation a- lanhattan Casino on Sop?
or 24, -.u? lenteneed yesterday by
Supreme Court Justice Weeks to die
, during the we?k of January 24. "'Neil
, ?? h . . obi : rted a l sob ago.
PRINCETON CLUB HAS
OPTION ON NEW SITE
May Build in Park Avenue a
58th Street.
A new home for the PHneeton Clul
mir be built at the northeast eorner o
Fif'y-eight Street and Park .-.venue, oi
a pic with a frontage of 76.& .' ?
the BTSaee, sad 91 Met on the street
Ths ciub ha- -.bta.ned an option U
luy the property through Peaie & DM
: an from the Washington Irvlnj- es
tat?, *r.d J Metenlfe Thomas.. A me#t
iff of ?he slab will be held next Mon
?lay night, to act on the r#c-->nme*?ala
toe, tt
purchase the proi
Dm Perl Irenue property *vai as
-ei=. ?d Y tas ???: HI ?'-? Itld, *i ?-"1?**'
I propel il between tin
. lorkraas ciubs, the form
er of which il for sole.
?The ad-. the proposed site.
Pease - Oilman jreesorday, "ii
the exceptional Iran poi i faeili
??es, winch a. ? BJoyod on 'he coin
,Y- up of the Brooklyn Rapid Treaai
and Loxingten ?.-??*.*?*? Subway syi
tem? "
Some of the other clubs in or neai
. h district are the t'ol inv. Kr.icker
bocket*, Metropolitan, Ridhg, I'nior
nd Uni? rs |_
RED CROSS SENDS
HELP TO WOUNDED
, France. England ar.d German)
Share Shipment?; of Amerf
can Organization.
? suspiring " ciaus tc
?)b<erve Christmai II spte of 'he war
the American He.i Crees, tbreagh
uptown bra;. Ml Fifth Avenue
forwarded tour ca?e; of ??'?o,!?? foi
' wounded men during the last week
Two went to France, one to England
and one from Mrs. A. Hyatt to ?lei
.many. Among the r?sout mntnbu
1 tlons received by the uptown branch
are $_,."?0? for Serbio, fiom Mrs. Ed?
ward C. -lone i of New Bedford. aniJ
Miss riinnia ? . .Inn?*-, of this Citjr, and
191.01 tor in, goners ? i from othei
Hource*.
Two Now Feer'i ihipe Riled with
rtour aiui othei 'r,t"i itaplos srlll -?ai)
under the Buspics of the ? ommisi on
! for Relief h. H I Broadway,
Otir?, bearing gifl from the people ??'
* Pittsburgh hboring te
will have a cargo worth I qu>?
a million dollars, A "' - I
' Ship" W?1 !
food, eloths :,:r,buted by
the people of that si '
A new l'in,,l . rosi
distressed Belgium, to he
known a - ; I < " ?ardi ' Fn i
Is aaaeuueed b) patron?
. Y . Y-, ?M Bord? n,
Ml i .. ?. Billings, Mrs. Joseph ii
i boate, Mrs Bdu Uould, Mr-.. E. H,
Harriman, Mr a. ? ?-to II. Kahn, Mrs I,
P. Morgan hi..I ol
Headquarters have been established
i st the Belgian Bureau, 10 Bridir?
Street, whore sld v.'l be distributed to
"hundreds of thousands of ?Hin?ie?
i heretofore wealthy and to educational
! and charitable organisations In Belgium
| whose work il being abandon?',I m
curtailed '
COI :ay liy
? 1 a '
Forty-Seventh Street, amounted
' ? , '(a
rhe Relief Cot
i ? ? ? . h .-- edges < onlTabu?
lions to a fund uhiih now totals
$178,03
ESCAPES GALLOWS TWICE
\ri-ima Man Saved Sisra>nd Time When
Jury Decree? He Is Innane.
Phoenix, Alis . l?ec. 14 | ?
Faltin, irhon R. B. Sims, warden of
i ;orent *? Penitentiary, .?-fu'ci to
on November > ? eat lared in?
* ? to-day mihI was taken
to ths atete ? -.-. lam.
After Bimi ruf isod
he wss ?. .re the Sur- eme Cour)
for contemn', bul was exonerated
Fsltin 'van reoenteneed to han? on
January 7, but the verdict of inSS I
from ths lallews. Ths
?r '.h eonvicted of having mar
. .1er,-.i ? man '.r. Phcsnlx.
SYMPHONY
Boe to Ij el v-? v?ri.
?\ \l 1 I.II II .MKOM H. ? ..Hin. n.r.
1 hi, tftiti n..u ,i? :.. %EOLIAM BALL.
? ml Seit lumlm Mteriin.in at 3.
PABLO CASALS, ie.,
MERLE ALCOCK, cmtrem.]
rr.n:ilnh?il Symphony. BCtTUBERTl I ?_.
eerie for VI ? '? LALO,
buiI exierpU frmn Inrldenlal Music lo
"IphlaenU )n AulU," Malter 11.?mm?, h.
ii'ir?* performance in New v .?
BMta ,' Br., Oft ? ?:?<? ll-ir-m 1:02. ?ecilr.. H,".
FOURTH BILTMORE
riiinw MiiRMMi HTnCALE
Itnlel liilii,. .-. I hi, M. mini; at I I <>'? Ini-k.
?IM I II nfin II
MELBA 6?D0WSKY
i:?>"?\ I.oil
0.ITZKA SIEGEL
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Mile. ?Melt?- le fonte oar of ?Opera Coi . -
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PHILHARMONIC
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FRITZ KREISlER
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4 II h ?? I HIM HI.. Wet* 0* II'?*?.
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r.ffl, ;_' V ?r I I tur?? I'rlre? 25 a SO?.
(oli.nUt.) llientre. II win _ flj.l
Alhamhra lhealre. I*?lh a :?h A?e.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE ./.".
eu M?v, ) i). ' -h-kSt) -*__n Wtime."
ir. llthl ?? if. * iv I
Vid I' i a
THE
BLOSSOM ?
i,Elise0- ?
PRINCESS PAT
C0?.T
BIOS.?. 01
ItERBER
?n?SICAL HIT. | -.. ELEANOR PAINTER.
?sTANIaARn B?'" * "? ' ' ' ?''?l
?a??. ^ YOUNG AMERICA"
y.,. u.a. gome ?i?> . laffia ?!? A;:|e:_.
-uurniivn ?UY bat?s post _
???a*. Si*.. 25 4 3"- 'Omar {l-e Trs?t"iali*f "
Nnl Wiaflt ?"DAMAGED 'iOODS."
booth IHKATKK. 1HI?. AITBMHOOlf.
SPECIAL BENEFIT MATINEE, a'.il of th?
BniTISH IV.Ul RELIEF ASS N", Inc.
Ai. I lili
Battre
"a??n doa Co
in "LORD DUNDREARY"
To b? prece I P II by a ens
4-t elar, foe thi?> occanioa
?- at no?: Otllet, U M ?<> 11.SI.
B['.l?i:-H WAR Uial.Ii:. A3*
E.H.SOTHERN
METROPOLITAN ;? g ,r ??
iiv-ni?h? at - ?fi4r?i4. pel, 1er: ?'?
Mali ? -, '. i?k- agnail
??at. Mat. ?.>i??i.-rali?i?mmerane.
irt, tfatzenau r, Helar Hraun,
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Sf\i Mon. .at - l.eheoglla. ?'"?.'?rin. Ob??r:
rel.i '. B, Un7.ky.
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niara, a? ? Kasaeoq n linlllu. Mat ene 1er;
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THIS BUN. EVL. BEATRICE MABBISON.
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lOHAVNBB -i-tMHAfrt
HA1 .NO I BED.
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TICKETS. I KAIBF.KHOF OPtRA TICKET
CFICE I .. W?! 40 St.
\:m i \\ H \i i. i i;i i?i ? l" at Ri:?i.
I. Y. Chamber ??sy"
Music Society \;;;::\:2?\*;^t?.
I I a.I. | \M\||
Ma.rarl I'lunaa ami B ln?l t|tllntet.
Iiruiitaa? i lar lar I ami strtee unlnt?*?.
\\ elf-Ferrari Ki4niiii??r.? inr,>l>?? nla?.
?-?ni. ? u liad ?t
. : : ?? BED
TUESDAY, 8:15 P. M., Dec. 21
RUSSIAN CATHEDRAL
CHOIR
AEOLIAN HALL. Ticketi $1, $2.
THEATRE FRANCAIS .W^
i - - Btrs .? ? Kt|? s is
*'. -a. n .'? ".a A Batai ? ? . :
"MON AMI * "SON
TEDDY" S HOMME"
!'? III" * a . a l> ?TafSOS 1? v Brrrla-hsB
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? - :- . * I'-ail.v :::.pr?.al?. P.rT-.n.
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SEATS NOW Sau?* A M*mm?th Star Bill, 1 A
Ute. LtDtUJ. -_?'? -?--If- "--T *i!i'?'-. I''r?l Nlble,
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Loew's American Roof j \ *, f "? ,-?;
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S HILL (I .?? >>?'!? Wlenor?) RESERVED.
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GEORGE "-? BARBARA
? HM ~??t ?-tinln? th? -o,t lr*g?rtj-it. HM
~*,t *.,orblng play ot tfi? ?'.?or.. i, M
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?Hubert.???;? v.? Ta-r?'v a Wet ? ; ?
ALONE AT LASi
MANHATTAN &?,
n M A ?? ?.
TO-NIGHT
?THE MYSTERIOUS
MASKED MARVEL'
vs. ZB?SK0
SATURDAY NIGHT
ABERG vs.
ZBYSKO
TO . FINISH
One week from to-mph?*
Christmas Fvr!
One week hon. to,-,.
you'll be in the swirl of Q
mas gayeties.
I ou certainh don't ??.,.
to slip up on your e.-^
clothes.
Why not get it ol? y-s
mind to-day.
Fabrics, rich and luxuri?s
Cut, correct.
Smart shapely model-?; c_y,
more conservative.
Fit? That you see bcf?
you order.
I..?i.lnir ?ni*? teeclr ?? wrtr ^
Ml * > I"'
?a BBfSSOtSll $*? .? ,?,
Dies* overcoats, ?,*lk hi?,
silk waistcoat?, dress M
patent leather::, walking stick?.
For formal day wear
One and two hutton c_
aways braided.
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atl.?thSt. The it 34th 9
Four
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at Warren it 4) it i
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DON'T PROCRASTINATE!
PROCRASTINATION ii the
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BE H..PPY TO-NIGHT IN
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CAIETY THEATRE f?|
NEXT MONDAY AND p_ i ?
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: ? ' IS a <? .1
??AT?4 NOW "?I ?4ALE __^
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