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S3 RING WEDDED
ROCKEFELLERS
Value Fixed in Appraising
Estate of Oil Man's
Wife.
SHF LEFT TOTAI
'OF $1,490,371
Bequest nf 1438,593 to Founda?
tion Fxempicd from Taxation
Statr to Make Tctl (ase.
Tkrot - ' a the velue plei i
... irai ifer tai appraiser i ?
?tddi-'g Bg left by Mrs Laura 8.
Rjcke' ? - '- ' ?' I ? D H'.-k.
'. ? re es***** was an
.... : , and amoni
. ? Mr? Rockefeller the
.,, ..? tem i the i g whiel
?-*
ooM ?ig1
'er ?
.. ? -?s to
Til appraiser? i
.... ve've. They have
nttinsic values. Mrs
bond of gold, with
sy valus of IS. to John D.
recel od ?
ring, valued at
t ? cash. The
I snd ruby ring.
I
I ? ?. .
te phi I
band
I
- ?
W Ml 4 reate a l're?-?-dent.
mit ed by the
US .a pieci ?
? t*ou
?
?nda?
me.
tes' l'ourt, where
- appraiser, mal
?. W ra?
bat th? i ??
. was
? I that
.. ;. I oundation carries out
mal work
- ? ate agencies and doe?
,?; ,)o It directly.
Appraiser Sner.rer ruled that the
? the ?nstru
? . - mployi i determina
feller corpor
ide by Mrs.
. ? exei
.
?
?
. is of
n uitutior.s, with
- executor? to exclude from
.- rjr mention?
by her.
Ks Reesee Given for Bxclessoo.
- ? - power rhe BXSCttb H
Euclid Avenue Haptist
??veland; Baptist Home of
I; Baptist
Now York and
iry, Atlanta, lia. No ex
' on of this action was given by
lb* ess
Rockefc
ka and bonds, valued
? I None of ? tmeata
propel
? ? er boqu?ete by Mrs
leckefi Ute 1 kef el -
i
-.amond?, $750; watch
ormick, dl
amond watch -
? ' -
larga
?I ring. $500; Mrs.
-law,
-
-
? ?rrings, ?
?
alued at ?
it valuable articles o: .
?*r* a muff, valus
J.
**.** oui ten trii
?aaSst I .tas placed
m sevei
PATROLMAN OUTRUNS
MOTORCYCLE THIEF
Schoolgirls Give Alarm When
Prisoner Takes Machine.
?
? ?
Pati
?
?rank, at
je, ?he
lool
t half a
i_?i!
?s a
?
? ?
?
K r; ......
tola.
'
WSmmo r,?rr. ?,.,.
' '
p-?? Gets T.rr Peat.
., who
V. el, who
?
.
IIEXRY FORD AND HIS VOUXGEST PACIFISTS.
ip of college students on board thi Oscar II.
FORD DESERTER
HAS TALE OF WO
I ontinnril from page I
? ? rjftands. From Ki ? ?
Mr. Ford aenl hundreds of do'li
worth . gitatioi
air. tin, . ?? i h' nina diffi
an rulers.
the mission ?01
terni! d
cord and lack "f a definite p?mi. if <
Bei mann beaought ?
? i kwall
h wm bi
Move ' by B<
B, the officer al'ow
fr?im ?er
shin -, -
Danes (iat> Ford Peace
Pilgrims; (iov. Hanna I
Copenhagen, D?rc. 2" Denmark wi
nnlt members of the 1
on to hold meetings h
? ' :
?on of 1
wa? ? let no fore.;
he? pernitti I ira on the war ?
the be gerei
On hi? arrival to-dnv Gorernor L 1
?
Foro
piti iuiTi ring fro?
sBia.
Ford Only Slightly III: Cable
Message Reassures Tamil
.-?
Del Vixiety of the farr
? ..?? of Hear
Ford hai ? ? I I da mei
.Kholm. Addrei
rh hi.
ie on to Del? oit He wa
the measaj
? I, ha\
? "t Mi
of h:
Liebold, Mi
Ford' I that thf Korwe
? Herffensfjord whs out o
- and that it wa
nble to commun.?ate with Ml
: ?
Mr Ford ?aid time end apain tha
is chartered merely t<
pea :
Bi cause "th.
?
? ?
h ia t<
Ford in
?
- ry.
I ?ird to Back Permanent
Peace Board with $2.000.001
a London , Dee. 2f
what they described a?
I reception in Swodei
'.he member? of the Henry For.:
? lidered rol
?if reneining ai
. whan a permanent peace
? forme?!.
?
Stoekl
? . ai nay
? ?
that they would
? I ba Hag i
airee At The Hagae
?
will ?.. and this bod i. ?
? of ?. pe? raanei I
board, v. ? finite!)
. In Stork r.
?
pet? i em the steam?
ng ' ?
I
? ' i anei I
?ward ? ad l< ?
tool <?f
? ?
an of
Dnveens Not m Hearst Suit
? , that
?
?'* ? ? s ... ?i an
li Ifearsl
CALLS TO LINER UNANSWERED
I'efir? Fell for Theeaolooiihi. I ?I
Heard from Week \g?i.
Fear for the safety of the Thessa
loniki. of th?' Greek Line, wai irogaed
last night when it became known that
the liner (rave no answer to the
alls Rent out fro*m s?
.
ec lfi?t Wednesday, when the The.?
lacngei board,
called for help, nothil . heard
from her.
boj rfolk. W'm: : ?
tampalia, of ? i ?? V ?
?
the Greel
?
?en pump? ?I out and
The
?
The Thevsalon.k: was expected here
Sunday. It is possibl?- that bei
.: paratni was carried away bl ti;?
stoim or that it is too w<
anewera to message? inquiring
. ifot]
SAY FOOD EMBARGO
VOIDS NEUTRALITY
Teuton Sympathisers Demand
?. S. Help Get Milk to Austria i
and Herman Babies.
Preaidanl W hittei
rality proclaman?,.i in hit.',
ne ta? ? elf to aes that
? ? h and Germai
? ? lympatl
? ? ? i nal loi
1 made in I
? ?
B
Austria and Hungary for la ?
Mr. von Mach dilates upon this in his
"\\ e ? er?' . used," he w
"to hear ?if si >;d or. main?
taining neutrality In internatiot I
I '.rk.
?'The practica! embarco ;?
almi."- for the Ni
American Red Ci la fi
to carry on ?>ur hoiaai ?
pel
to Wai help
...
? ? B Hungary, an.;
'Htes parcel
?
"Unless thil is done all ri '
with one set of the heiligere
.
thesii ' ? ? ? itral ity jon ba
al heart
"We un- tal i libei
tin? telegram to th? pre??. : ?
il may i alp to hr?>a.?. ?
,iti<ajial benevolence."
36 JOBS IN CORRECTIONS
Su posilion? \lso lO He Made b>
( ommJHsioner Darla,
Thirty-six new pel tiom
? I and six prom idl in
. Department
uary 1. Commissioner
??avis anaonneed
Robert Bai
.1 Brei
.
BBI at a salary of 11
I ?rgeret A .v i
E Whittakei ami '.?a? O'D
N'ally will becosas bead matron
??f $1,020 each.
Tweaty new b<
tendent of conal ractlon,
' ?-er?, an hi ii .'??? ' and 'I r;?
tore ferai
.rned.
SAILORS NAP ENDS IN RIVER
ssui? off Swath Street Pier?With
Reacaor, i rie? tgwla le Boopltat
\ igu?? Nelsoi
South Si rei I
this
morning He' a petii
teer Hospital i
v
?
Di ?.
?
'
r*iiden out of the river. I
"BEST CHRISTMAS'
ENDS IN SUICIE
While Eddie Shadboll 6, l'l?
and Chatters of Serna, lathe
Kills Himself.
"La -' 'in - .-i i aan'l i ear
as this." said s .
Shad!" ? ' ?? .n in fr
of bia home, -?'( i
Why. I
mister Did
?
me sturdy leg
fonneo .
. a reg'lar 11 prat
iny an' ev'rythin', an' it poin
She shoots caps - ?'-.in-, do
she. Teddy '"
"His pa K.ve ? to ' -n." said Ted.
'Me an' me kid brother r. SI ?
? ?
Meanwhile Eddie Shndbolt's fat!
?ay dead, with a bullet woui
:nple.
?
,.
to pla...
'?'?? ?
gives 'em lometh in' i eat. Mo?
re me ice crea
.t n thia mornii km
grabbed me ?
. t.
i from another sli
"K.ng
n
?
eg
rhis is I
? ? . ta |
iti
rewt
-? i
left horn '? nlay morrim
.
Hron.i Btrei
half an hour la a of the cleri
When he returned he found Shadbo
s real I:
had a revolver In his nan.;
?
? wounded ma
? M
at 2:80, w thout
-
employe)
?
I er."
EXPECTS CHEMISTRY
TO FIND LIFE CAUSE
Biolt gists Sanguine i I Oreo
Discoveries, Says Dr. Eliot.
? i \
m to humai ? and thi
sent n
? 'ed to
by Dr. Chai pr?s;
dent
?. ' . r Ami - ?
?
' ? ? ,. bee ii
. .
be pre
itive for
main func
? ?
f the ?|
?
? ???. pi enrrlei
. .
I he biolOf | eaker
? ? in and
will com4 ? ?? and
art of medicine a- Btt*
? .
the vit ? ' i die
? ? ..
? ?
? ?
? - .
?
lerei
?
the ;??
ilefe. ts whirl
? ?
I 'i
?
realdent. .were
? n. Im .'? 'i d l?i
I ( Mm.;. ?
... . , | I
.State I : ?
BURGLARC0ME1
a $700 S?CCE
Five Masked Men Tr
Up Theatre Attendant
and Blow Safe.
JANITOR DOES SPR1N
CLAD IN NIGHTSHI
Police Find Three Others Bo
with Picture Wire "Have
Good Time." Robbers Said
1 ' "r'' M ? -r ?-? .
vlded with mask?, "gets," gum?
?nd steaithy manners. sftCl ths
? - of theif pr.,**M.
'o. | TV nK', H|( ?. ,, ,h, g-ji, x
?re. ?? i? .-- trenne and |
treet - ? ? <? .--.--,- naming
Btei tip-toed out sc
? ?- . . , e ? ? ' . ?
identit? s*
rh?a*r-- I. si -.-???
?h?? watchman, 'no jan *,,,. hi?
?nd the strubwoman nea'U ? rat
t turs ?ir? n ' gagge ;
swathed ??? .. mfortoblei
Kleli tl watchman,
inakmg h , ro'iMij. v | ,'rlork. w
he quinte* approaebed him and beg
.-. n-, *o keep very. ? r .(.if
after one BtSrtled lool I
brou| '" bear upon 1
Klein i ? ? ised earn??'
? ? VI . ? .i I a-?or a
? ? the d
behind ? hieh \hraham !'
- vife wei s I
lars knock?-: tl and then Kl
.
to come o 11
lb was i " pO ' ?red before
horoughly awakened. His ?
was'ehoked until ?h. lost a
yell, for the police Then, aftei
BBS hunt for rop-\ the pictu
were rippeil from the walls and tr
.re wa? used in trussing un ths
While they wen
lerubwoi
ois Simons, of I6M Lexington Aven
rapped ?* the theatr*? ?loor
? :..?? lier ??.
"I'oresky and Klein a;
upstairs." he said "Come
When Mr? Simons entered I
her she also vas wrapped up like
Phristmai [arcel anil '.ani on the b
Ilein ami ir,*... r.. m
her. and was wired to a chair inste?
"We want you to feel at horn*," c
of the burglar* professe 1. t?
opened a coverlid ?nil spread
fully over I'oresky. bil arife and !
?rrubwoman "Ann wa dOtt'l
think of jour taking cold. ?luve
good tiase; ? say no
we'll come back and blov
?'
Then .. ?o mo | v ?
hear of st -? ? . ?on
.?ar.tis : : BO, I ' ?
and ungngged ami unbou
himself. He neves waited to help I
sufferers, but left thi thea
-e.i*. b of thi ? a' hign spe
I rt.
I'atrolma.i Haust, o' the Last 104
Stre.t station, met him skipping ov
the chill pavements like a respectab
middle-aged faun Thev harried he
to the theatre and relea?ed the .the
In the office the door had been pri
Off the safe, which h?d held 'lie r
'-eipi, for Saturday and Si.
formaneea, but now was empty. Tl
sould hav? go' more thi
the manugemen- of the theat
?xplsined yesterday? had It not bet
that the actors, orchi Slid ushe
? i night,
Deteeti* es iron: ths in rd Bran
Bureau were lummona
?inning 'he released
o..K Klein to thi ? foi farthi
Bterrogation He was later releaat
WILLIAMSRESIGNS
FROM P. S. BOARI
i ontlntinl from BOS* '
mission dur.ng 'he ? iirb;1. ? ?
s.r.ce the signing of *he tlual eon tract
! wish ? real mv hearrf
*utle. Towel -no liave erit;
beiti no ill will. I shall aiway
feel proud of the part that I
| T.jj about t>
the great transit improve'
are BOW being carried to completion
the Ottlj" great improvement Mr.
has bee ? tS ge* for year-, and B|
parently the only one she will ,
;. eats to come.
"No one has chafed over the
? the conatruetion noi
?no th.
! 'hi
?. --,.-(.-- ior " III " ai
..-rarvd jury inquiries am
and ? pei
be commission, foi
realize th*r offieiala an
? SI ?' e then be
a free fi
nveatig But
? mean
he heltl
rousts ' I ;
Liperi? lo i lear I p I,as (ase.
ileaamieaiotti i \> ai ? ? a* .. -
ad a;i> thing to m ? al out the ?. aa
County Lighting Company torn
which h.? fixing of i
for gas had hi <
by the Thompson comn "
'Nothing, except that I etas
?lear it up before I go." sa
- - aner. "Tha' - >
i easons I am r .
? l Joaoory
? un up ever
??>' I ?"
I .
? -. ?-ed the o| nion 'ha* there
? ? v. a ne mix
as ti.er.- hod bi '
formel
-, McCarroll.
? .,: Williams wa
: i..ti .
i. lpt2, ?>' u term of I ? yeai ? ll>
I ? \ ;, 1912, Ri
William McCarroll
!;. n. Pi Of '" bil appointti,.
coumel to the State Co ? rVSt ' ..ir.
1er (?overnor Hix
Williams Acted Wisely,
Sa\s Senator rhompsoa
. if the legislative |
? ?.-.,?-,
.111 -.- n bei ? led of ( lorn
I
"No charges el ???
? Will ami
? "but I 1
d,tl w -i i resigns!
iter Thompson ss
amp?ete the investigation
Public Sen i ? ? en missions and
leport witb ths l-'k '
laarj ?? *
PERSONAL.
- ..
-
S i ?
I
- .
? - ? ?
? . ?
- ????-?- -. . ,
44
BIG FOUR" FIGHT
IN G. 0. P. BEGUN
Whitman-Barnes Confer?
ence Starts Scramble
Among leaders.
rhers w?s e- ?dene? thai
..???at.? al
Repu
Bot be ehoi
imong the lea?ier?. nesr
-
|
?
I . ? ? <\r><\
i two of the
on the "Ffl
?
? ? ? will,
fi| n - ?. n to
?he ?. two | Mes, D promises
to he a sers " ?mall propnr
Thus far I lepubli
ho think they ?re
entitled to repn Repal
? ? ? - kg
\entio -.- and there
?
I
-
Horn. ? Mui
. ?
? ? ,rrier
'the
"Big Four." If he should he imoked
Presidential cyclone, ?teller, it
.: that,
r President, be could
?o the
w ? ? the Go srnor
.-?? rare the rhar.o
gthened, a? both coma from
?
? elimi
am Harne?, jr., i? equally in
? ?'the
"Big Four "Il il ood he ha?
iincated thil aspiration to G
ernor Whitman and certain other Re
?* prominence in a way that
ild look upon a? ;m
? re.
Neither Governor Whitman (witl
Prei lantial ambition ?helved i nor Mr
Hart?? ?rill be able to count upon his
a movement to
both of them, which was ?1 |
?: akes much
? ? Ie re?
?r and Mr.
? - the
' ?
-
? ?
.hair
man. I agree, and
.wee res
? ason for this, it il ka;d, was the
? vemor to discus? I. -
.
How ? . fact tha* the Governor
the ?'??rnier state chairman were
raused a deal ? f
gossip in Uepubhcan ranks throughout
?
I .110-1
liberal n?-wspaper.
. State Committee will
? g?- ''or tha
?
tended I
.Senator
'??mporary
chair;-. >oni '
? regarded as certain thai
committee will
? a h. o
ihonld - 1 our.-'
DOCTOR S WIFE HAS APHASIA
M re, U. K. Kupp. ?>f l.chighlon. I'enn..
['ound Wandering in Street-..
\ ?.':I drt ? ?"! to
R, R ii pp. o" a
Peni . wai
? 1:30
thii morning al Fourtl fcvi nus an.I
She wai unable to give any further
? ation abo th .tl wa?
Fri m tha manager ol I
Washington Hotel, In Easl 'I ??
? anted that
i'.-i| p freojUl 1 there on
Mond.i
U. S. INSPECTS 7.553 VESSELS
4 Mg PaaeeWgBTI |
,r Ever] Ufa Leal Bays Repart.
Washington, Dec 21
?
?
-
? vessels and barge?, aggregating
-
I
i : i.??. i groas I ?aa, were
1 i,412 officers of all grades WON
rasai ere granted
..pproval o:'
? and other operating ma
srnment veaaels wer?
lilcrs in '
rnrai t stes
i
.
I ? ?
-
? .
: aaaengeri were car
-??
?. i i e ; ? ? -?
g 1 . 107,
the U>ul number of
- ! ui paiaeagera carried for
ital number
-?Vrom all cause?, pa
?
NEW BILLS JAM CONGRESS
t,"*! hitrodui-eil During I ir?t SueH?
Da?? of Present Session.
?/ashing clerks
.i r? still worl
?
ti e ha i?'.' rece??, reporte
?? a'
.T *h. Sixty-fourtd
I an doublet the nuin
a similar period at
? I Cm
days of the
I bills were
Ii. the ^ame length of time ?hii
11 ~?i billa were
besidei 1H resolutions.
?>aka $c (Enmpany
Fr,<ai{-;ia'i at 84th Streei
Chane GreelfU
Men's Genuine Austrian
Velour Hats, $3.95
Formerly $5 to $8
CONSIDERING the scarcity of Austrian
* Velour Hats and the demand for then at
present, ire feel justified m railing this an unusual
naif
Softer, richer, inore re^al looking huts have
seldom, it' ever, crowned a head.
Sires range from i?"? t,< fR.
I otORS
Pari, Blue, tiren,
Hr,.-, ??
v-7, ral tkrndft of
(ire.-?;
// ?o in li'.j. ?>
\' tins prie?*, Stich lilt? will in.?\<?
in H'?ul?'r ?itiii'k tinv
\\",ii ii"..inp.'iiitni?'ii! Si mslving
an ?*Hrl\ t ill
Men? Hal Shop. Fir?! Floor, 33d St.
PENSION'S WHOA!
STOPS TOW'S CAF
Fifty one Years on Mors<
Line. Donovan Gets His
Last Bell.
Old Tom Donovan patted -he flank
of his horse- He threw 'he harnes
sr their steaming nee*? and f'-xed th.
bits. For a few minutes he rested hi
head on the neck of the neare
BSl, while men cursing, wheel
: rig and horses neighing tilled thi
arn with ita i-.mil mornini
d n.
"Hey, Tom!" cried the atortef Waki
d man ' "
The old man jumped rheumaticall.i
the tir.vers platform The conduc
tor gave him the belt. Honovar
whipped the two horse? into a walk and
'he car slid out into 'he frosty air o!
arly morning.
When, early yes'erday forenoon. Ton
Donovan's morning tr.ps up and
lush-flanked ira."?.? of Madison
Street were done he linger"d I
ar barn. Then he sou.
Park, which tl a anew and ice ha
?ire.I into a fairyland, fantastic and
ai t.
i lid T..m Doi
? r om boom deep ?
? tha'
anima i tend l"o tha iquirrel
ha remarked:
"So ; ou'ie g.jin' *o be m? new friend
? ar. eh ""'
Ruahtail wrestled with 'he peanut
anil lei it go at that. The old i -
.?;,ft watered a? he watched the
frantic efforts of the animal. His face.
weather tanned ?yeara of
. with laughter.
"Them hoaaea ia feel in' pretty bad
?ne hnv n' V leave 'em," he con
But the squirrel had rushed awav
??11 for ins ? il
Tom Donovan watched him -campe"
ng the machines *na*
whirled around the [fie of -at'ety at
ire. -. eye?
1 m sleep as ?oon as he touched
in; We?* Pifty-eixth Street.
Hi? daughter banked his cold chest antl
weatera and old coats.
\ few mis ?'? ; later old Tom rubbed
? ? | Foal I thai a newspaper
man hail leai Bi luck He let
- nned, itretehed ami affrme.i ?'.?
rumor that he : ad a pension
: .- ? ? ..n the bom
Yor'<.
"I'm the ? ? ?"." he
? ? . .-- He -a'
g gra
and mud ?tained l
torj of Ton
"I '?"'?!. and I or
' Mqio tosm? in a t><*un4.
nOMW4 o? ? ? a cup."
Mansion Coffee
Bett ii? ?4c '' ri,uni'
lateRSaai aoe?setr*twe <-upa>
Money Hack on Request
Fire Pounds Delivered Free
AUCG FOOTE MACDOLOAl.l.
?Th* Onty IPesaea Cie*ee inpotttr"
>hn nil 138 Front Street.
four ' sft. I'm ?till Itm
her i.r . n e> ?av I ain't much
?t '. . nr ::'. but I kin tell the bell everv
time."
"Father's ?event) one year? old," ?aid
Donovan'i daughter, Ague?. "Ha
- I a able to ?land takin' thing?
?a?y "
"Y'beteha I want," affirmed her
la'her, with a ?ha?l?.?A of dimtrttss lurk
in? in In? ? It's me life work. I
v. hat I'll be doin' when I
leave them hoaaea, sxei p' Koin' to the
animale."
\ Vis'tie? "Vou
? .-???.?
GREEKS HERE URGE
KING TO JOIN ALLIES
Say Practical Refaits and Ideals
Demand Oi-claration.
V a Sleeting if New York lire.'k?.
helii under the au?pir?s of "The Ml
tional Herald" a' M ?Voot Thirtieth
Sunday afternoon, resolutions
Wgrs ?)as??'d calling unon K.nir Cea
stantina af (.r<.separate with
ex Premier Venisoloe, arul ?leclantii/
that tl iTor of thi
Allies.
It WBI I "I 'i ' ran?mit to h l
if ?'..? il?'i!.'ne.? tiie
ill ' ??? Greek? ii v.?- ?
I ?? may fnd means an?! way? at
' the able?.
rs, tO*wit, 'he coopera
. . . .
'
the sympathiei of tha Greek people for
? ; ru..-' ..Vi,
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. ?
same and Stre**
which M rnanv thousand? .
. : Russian i n\ e s?r
taking a? ?
ir eoantry fron.
inemy, we declare our?eh >
fai "r of tha Allie?; "
Sea ' Greeks will
? ?? te a Pan-Hellenic ei
'
L^iw7^7^^
Give HER a Necklace
of fecla Pearls
In olden time? it \\.-,<? believed that Marls pos?
-??-.seil therapeutic pr,>(*i-rti<-- and would li?'.il
human ills. Thi- ?dea ha*. of course* been
exploded. -Vnd jrel what l>?-lter metln-ine for
a uronsan'i he-art than a gift of Tecla Pearls?
To what treatment will she mon* reatiilv
re?pond F H hat gift 1o hot thi-. New Year
rit) radiate* f-urh nappines* a? a necklace* of
Tecla Pearl*. grhOM ttttj <>rl# radiate* the
?oui of an <?riental sumin-cr?
TECLA PEARLS
?o perfettlv resemble r?*;?I jiejrl- tli.it aromen
ut fashion f>it two continents wear them con*
tinuallv. lometimes .1- duplicates ol ? <,-tIx
gem?, oftener m affording tne magnificence of
real peurl* v*ith non?* of the ri-k.
Copy of a S1000 pairI neck luce
in Teclti perns. $?.rt
Copy of a $2000 pearl necklace
in Tecla gems, $125
M Fifth \venue
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