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PEACE PILGRIMS
BALK AT MINES
Don't Want to Pay $50,000
to Run Risks of \'o>
ago to The Hague.
HOPF TO ARRANGE
FOR TRIP BY RAIL
If Germany Ni'fi-t-cs Permission
Probably Hall of Parly Will
Decline to Sail.
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FORD. BACK, PLANS
NEW PEACE DRIVE
Contlnnesl from pa?e 1
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RETURNED PACIFIST AT PIER.
. -,, Detroit banker, and Mr. Kr>rrl nr-oard Revenue ctitUr
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sportars a
ind the
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that's,
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rinnt. '
Reslly. I went with th? d
show how far I wns willing to *.* e
h er pan
Go t<> Waldorf
"hut rieht now I'\
[ want to g
al ?-*!> the- end o' the intervies*
- throat a:
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whic
??el er
marsnalli
Mr. Kord, they ?en and i
? : ?oo?e fror
* facts??a
e?ta.
? ??? ? i sfte
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? ?*arlie
?
his em
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Mr. Ford reach-d the \V?:dorf hy wir
1 iuide and an au
?i him anc
Morwegiao
ird as ?h?
. , ' Strett
? ?t th.
f West 1 tot, Man
tter had ht ?
?,,?>, -,,. ?
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Marqui?, Eda?l For.
? | rhe trip or
had heen temporario
It 1 ? d th'
?.arter
. change c r" .
?
t?< h floor had beer
The bellhop?, flevato** operator? inr1
? ? n rath
' again. They
? m rr.l?nt remind
it had
tend? to leave
for t ? ' : II ?ailed.
''.o Hiltmore
of ? told that the
ted, alt
tenc? if th? $!.iiu i
?
"Too Bad It's Raining;1
Ford Comment at Pier
A? the Bergenafjord slipped quietly
Brooklyn pier i ot
? i wa? on hnnd
. returning pi!
trop!rip i
Quarantine on ?i tp?
then tl
- ? ? -. ? ,.,?-,
? made through
leeretar- of the
Qtjar
?
??> ir?, and hurry
pi tal. Th?
? 'Ti ?n? granted, it win
N'o farther explana! on ?aa for*h
?? it aeeorded
privilegei of the i laerved
.
governm?
I ord, who had
???!. Mr?. M .
rolt 1 inker
? /
?
? lard launch
per ni'ii ?.t.* Inl
? | allowed aboard
although Mr. Fluhrer nd
effect
. ? ? '?'? il !'iL*ton.
The COast S Ittl r ' a.umef left
m? offl
hour in *
? I
.??it. Having bellowed
throrrh a megaphone
made
?ho.-, and found the
.
Mr. Pord was ? ?T the rsi!
? - ran along-side. He
greetings to the reportera.
"\\ ? "" was his flr?t
? ?ueation.
I Ir* appear? 1 around the
, ?' the B< ?
ft ivlng their
?
the Pi Ited ?tate? look to
?.*d Ut)
? . ? lifferent 1 ? any other
count r - ?lithont apparent
enthusiasm.
? I at ?a? ml?e i
? ? - 'rum the cotter,
end*Mr, Ford, a- perilonelv
e moment unsupported on the rail,
.
?
" "Will yol?
? , , ? .
*
? ' ? hi ? gra] hen
an*t it.
tor hv ?nd
That wa? the Ol'.lj nn?wer Mr
'
which had
kloBg?id? thu cutter. I
TWO P. S. BOARDS
IDEA OPPOSED
Thompson Favor? Single
Commission, with the
Chairman Referee.
WOULD REPRESENT
CITY AND STATE
Wood's Mother, Still III, Cannot ?
leslify Witnesses Flee to
Other Slates.
Senator (?eorf" I paOB, chair
nan of the legislate eomaslttoe In
r?atigatin_ 'no l*ublle Service Consiis.
lion, ins i,pinion as
Merten E Lea ,e< , ?? '? I eeoranit-i
tee, in liai
'.mi. Senator rhompaoa la*f iilirht ile
? ..ir.'.l ? bat It eras I ? belief that a
- .1 foi
the satire stats sh.nii.l supplant the
pr?sent two Pol BBMSlS?
?ions.
"1 believe," '??! lenator Thompson,
"m a single eonnis ion tor tin- ?
? it? v ? m? nbers. M i
i -M - - ?? ;. s ' "??.an
?
'urls
i i, (ru?, electricity and \
il
i ...... r
at
... ? ?
I.? chosen from Ms ? foi h I
tat?, and the seventh, I
il? rr r part of thi
state
"I beliere that the Mew York Ci??
raenbers should constitute a horn- w th
over all pul
? s ut>
over th? ? '
p s to ,-> rpors i
on if
..?? full
- ?
the v?-r ? <cve'i the enrpors
t'.on WOuld h:.*i to | ' '
insti?
gating eoni ' ' rK 't
Bill i-et together on the quest.
. -. ?
thing constructiv.. to thi . .ore.
.
? pen unable.
..... ||
. , nas in other stat?
. ' ?
have 1 if tH?
?
at_)r Thoni
as of
bodies legal >f the '
i of I srhere i??n' -
The char.-,'?, against Robert
? ?
-
?on eonnlttee tlntsl,
lay it will s.t in executive
IS tl
tends ( .. It onnissioner:
The handbooks of i .-.rnm>?ion?r
Wood rand nil brother, P Erskins Wood,
and his mother 1 .
; i :a. Ti.? i aisbi
letvrn if the*e hooks vail! shed BBS light
on the mysterious paj tl 1450
tod nade every two week? since
? .im to the
TuMic Service Commission.
When*a EU SI issued fo
Wood ihi ad inability
to a pi ?
um u month ago. Sinee then her
red.
?
Institute for Nrgrroes to Meet.
A di meeting for the
? irr,"'?
?rill be held Frl I l the
Dr Rob
ert M, Pa ton. ppecial re| -?
tote will t<
srrted on hy the Episcopal
? ? it?
?
?' \ ?? industrial schl SO 1
and a training
Hishop G~e? r, prei
MOTORCYCLE COP
SPEEDING TO FAME
Howard D. Smith, Brooklyn Po?
liceman. Mas Lye on Career
in (irand Opera.
Mew Tori ' even thousand rr
rnen refuse to be out-farunoed by
Patereon, and Howard D. Smith, a
motorc . man they look
im J <iuard.
of th? Mel ?ii ? ipora, heard of
than B year u^o, when opern
?? . id In tho 1
Academ;
"He ... for a i " laid \i r.
Guard In-? night "He had been m.
?he Brooklyn house.
" 'I - . no of my
fr.end? My 1 haie u jfond voice. Where
?hou!,. i*o to lee
Dr. Frank 'i. I>ns??rt'? name vrs? sag*
? Dr. Di ert I taai
? 'he policeman called
, .
tereatad as soon as bs m?,| heai
, palator slag h p. palar
air.
Thi? was ? r of a transl
?-om a plain, ordinary cop to an
i t oi culture, iin
That
?on while Smith t\as einging he
: ' Arc,
?uireil
?
. under
her cha ?
: $20-1 - -?-ins.
lir. Dossert pred.h has
ties ii tore for him.
???i., | s ? ? eery I ?? sato?
? ? I -ay-, "It Is a
tenor of rare quality. < upon
hi? intellectuality and hin environmi-n*
and the amount of tine that he
whither he develop?
i tine."
!? wi'hout any
'
club oi - Tori cop -
s tin
been lingina ? H.,:(.r.
tainnents. Oi rite rotes Is
1 ? in "Pagliaeei."
Smith 11ms a' UM Hedford Avenue
with his wife and two ?mall children.
He has cnrr.ed off Brs. prizes at mar. y
motorcycle race neat? und ha? r roc
ord of a nil? ia 4 ? ? ? Beta ad?
in4 who roamed Long
slai ? , ago.
ft
14th Street, near Fourth Avenue.
I
i'HU?STMAS OVF.R. TAT IS RAD
Angora thai Hud Ire?. Ml II? <?*"*
light?. Then Alt-irk? MUlre??.
A pet Aagora eat, h? d In auel high
Mteem bj Ita owi ? i
Ports, of . I??ark,
N .1.. thai tl ?? ?? I up a Chi
fur it, turned 01 bei ? ? iterdar. I'
t....k two d"i tor I n. Bl I] ' ? B hours
t,, ban lag? hoi ? oui ? 6? ea "" ,"'r
? mibro?, din k Bad heed needed ?titeh??
?nd "any around? aere eeaterised.
While Mr*. Port eitainlng ?
eallei ?he '.mi startled '",? a eomme
lion on her porch, ?here she '
i i <*. pel for an ?Irin*
found tl." A- gor? and ?. ti?>? ?.? eat
rolling armi?o in a f u r:>.u . I
By p.'iirlni; hot ?at?! "'' th? pair "hu
finally aaparated 'hem Whi it ? ?
nlcki-d *ii? 1er pet t.. takl
honae the animal go? a' her.
The Angora baa been leaahed on the
porch for ?evnral day?' oh creation aad
then It will he chloroformed
.?
PROMISED BIG TIM
NOT TO WED; SUES
Airs. .Mnhr, in Action Against Es?
tate, Says She Is Mother of
Sullivan's Daughter.
Mr?. ?THUMB Mehr, '".h.! for many
year? u?e.| th.? nnms of Mrs. Sarah Q.
8 iliivaa, ha? ?aad th? ??tat? of I
? ?. I?. Belli*an, i
? ? ? and that M
?ho da ugh i ? - 'I m.
? i
? I her.
\ i I that M i
"
?
:
?
on hla death. She furl
Dr Herman I.. Bel?, a In the
Pire Dei
rything po?.
girl.
ad on an ?1
agreement I
.. . ? ? , . .
?
" ? ? <? was then
t man
? ir? old. R ?ay?
IB p.i I bl ' ? ''Ill of
th? prom ii
amount wai In ad
ftllowa'
late Repreaei tativi her
Urs. Uohr add
of her
Albany he i i I? .,
one-tl..
M. br ? and her daugh
In ea ex?
amination before tl ...
.-i promise her i the J
:.' Mr? Rohr woi
sly to the eh I ?
teen.
In ??kir-g 'he cour* to I
a? bole ,'.. f.-'.dnr ? '.'
.
... .
- ander tl .
th? ? - ?ma a likellhoo?:
' the
?
T. R. To Be at Defence Dinner.
A land ""ri will he |
board of I
Hotel i ?
Wednesday. Theodoi
?r of the board, will attend.
.
a full r . ort of the w.irk
?>? will be made to 1 t> tect
GRIFENHAGENHA
i A $112,000 TERP
I Sheriffs Office Should Pa
$15,000 and No Tees,
He Reiterates.
PERSONAL LIABILITY
"MUCH EXAGGERATED
Use Auto Vans to Prevent Fs
capes, Says Report, First to
Reveal Finances to Public.
Mm " ',r fanhagen, in his report fo
to Qeveraor Wr ?
man, write, that in ISH ha rece | !
|?S his sslary o
? ,. ? II? 1916 fa s wll
the sani<
Thi? tin? In history that
baa St public know jus
how much has h^en paid for servie
penaatloa also take? into ae
count tho ] 'y of th
However, this personal liability, at
K to Mr ?''?'., has huei
. ernted, and he reiterates that, th
?han $l?,0D
'? It beini
i ? - ? h rout: I
Mon.
"Befon | *he duties of m:
' the rep"", s'j.'e., "t had as
It the compensation was com
neasaratO with and not ?n excess o'
the ser.-'ce rendered by the Sheriff and
the responsibility of the orT.ce. Earl)
in my administration I found that th?
| claim of personal liability of the Sherifl
had been largely exaiorerared, and that
much, if not all, of ,l " pera? aal
roa?
"My experience has cot -
...
ibility of the
?
D en empelled to pay
anount by way of dam
\ n ony ?"Tub a!?o flg",ir?s in the
? recommends
hreed
' '
|a
to pay all
should it in jail," th
"Men who ai? or
?
ild be sen*
?nt for debt
i'crl."
Is that '.te will :
. Ludlowl
jail.
A-? r<> -in. criminal resnon?ibilitv and
? ?: "If
r a 'h no I
I, - more ;
when con- ?
lered v
? ? If ire con
funetions ;
?
In thi- connection Mi Grifeahages
point? out that thera 1? no worlr o
a erlmlnnl character for th? Sheriff'?
office.
R.igardlng the tranaferrlng of
pr1?on?r? to Sing Hing and othar In
atltutloaa It la suggested that amia
mobil? ran? be aaad laatead of ral
rond?. The present method enable?
convicted men to m?et friend? and ?c
oo>np?re? ?t the rnilroa'l atatlon. In
two year? the Sheriff's staff has
h?ndleri ?i*,100 prlaoner?.
In the rnat'er of appointing ?peelal
deputy ?herlffr there wa? a!?o a d*
dded ehang? Mr >,r ' ? ? ? ? ? ? .
deerisnr in office named 8,706 of 1 M
tpoclala. In the adm.n. ?'ra' Dl |a?t
Bt ded ther? ?era only 1 ? ' they
were M?lgn?d *o actual work ?)
n private prop?rtl?? which ?
are not eovered by ?he police.
Th? total amount of money ?ell? ted
on Judgment? by way of Meant ?I ?
and turned over to judgment rr?d ton
or standing to th?*ir ere?lt, laa? atata-.
totry fee?, I? 11,0 '
Plays and Players
of the Film Worldl
Mold your collective breath? alt
tight for there'? ?n aw'ul
abroad In the film world Mr. and Mr?.
Sidney Drew . uncle and aunt of
nteoe, Cthel Barrymore, et al.) are ?aid
'o he contemplating a change from the
V'.'agraph to lom? other prod
company.
Fewi? B BtOtt?, appearing in "Bunny."
!? the 'ero in "Honor's Altar," ?
anglo-fnce feature, in which Retsie
Barr?scala is another ?hining l'gh*.
Eva Stan Pram . formerly ?tar In
? Ke-,? to ('.?i dpete," i? go'- .- ?
picture? a? ?uppor* to Mary :
the F.jultable route.
"Madame X," Henry W. Sv.age's con?
tribution to the film?, ?rill ?how Doro
thy Donnelly In her original part, the
myatcriea? "X."
"A P?ri?ian Romance," a Man-field
?tarring vehicle, is being filmed by Fox,
with if. ?ooper Cliff? In the rol? at
Haron ('hevrial.
Laaky and Paramour*: haTe r--"H -o
' . ? ?t??, that the p-. !
rr en might have more thinking room.
Mary Mile? Hinter will make her
? ??? ?i-reen ?ppearar.ee ;n "Roie of the
V ?y," a Metro underworld play.
Th? drat of Jules Eckert Ooodman*?
?? ' a dm i for photopla -
t? "The F'oint of View." no?
timed in Fort I.ee, N. J., oppos;'?
"Street, Manhattan.
The Republic Theatre 1? hein.
to-night to film a theatr?
York." a I'athe-A. II. Woods pro?
duction.
The N'ational Hoard of Censorship,
fat? hung in d
financial grip or lack of it
live for another year, for the producer.?
: - ' ? ? ? ?
nance.
in (ourtenay ha? Bat?eme ?
iph -."ar. Hi? Aral ?ppearaaee
a in "The Island of Surpriae
Dr t yraa Townsend Rrady.
The convention of the Motion F tut
? ? ' League of -he ( ri ted
inada will be held In 8an Fran?
cisco July IS to 16 inclusive.
Frne.st Truer? is to appear in a flirr.
ver?ion of George Adc's "Artie," being
produced by Vitagraph.
Arthur Stringer's Sim play, "The Se?
cret Agent," with Robert T. Haines in
the leading far-*, ?rill he re!-a.seri Janu
ury 11 by the Mutual.
METROPOLITAN
To-nlfht a: ? Msplf Plsfc ! -a
.
Wfl . t- j. ? I
at...-,-a
Thun. i? a Manon Lfacai.i ? ?"am??.
T>? hi;. S-i . I
Frl. .-. - i Mintanlnp.fr. I!.- . -
a. -
Sit. a: Horn Goduno? ? ? - a ?
Sasui ? B? .a ?
Sat. a'. ? loll.) Trovaton Rappnld Mala?
I mata. 1 ? ..
Net Mr-, Prince Ipor. ? ?
Am?-..,, I Ida. Sal ?,-!'.
_ HABPMt
CENTURY T,,EATRF-,.
SERGE DE D1AGHILEFFS
BALLET RUSSE
TWO WEEKS ONLY
COMMINCINO. MNi AI?Y I7TH I9H.
?Sice NOW OPEN
FRENCH FLOTILLA BENEFIT
GALA CONCERT ,t
METROPOLITAN Opera House
TO-MORROW EV^'ING. AT 8:45
?.a?i ? a KH'n'
. an. ,,v.. ,.; a . i . ^ ,
a
III IMIill II IlK ** AUl.U'H I \ l..a - '
ale at Th? I . i artera, St
- ?-? i - * . a - . .1
. H
I I'.O to $1^5
IOam
NOw^-Tl?vOPEN
IQ-30P?
AsrsiMioKSo* ^4JL-**^ Asm ? .,..'.??
LtXIWGTOM AvENUt 4-6-47TK.St?rrr?
Maxine Elliott's Theatre ^".'./J;
sGUILBERT
I (?'morrow (lues.) \ft. at 3
? "a at Box I ? - .no.
tl CAT H
amlrk-anROOF;-.'-'!;1 .-.A,
I M , l.u.. I 16. Isifa h-a.^r I
Singer'sMidgets
I OTHER ACTS
?. ? F?-I.a~l ?M?.t-d?Cnmfortabl?.
BROADWAY p , ? ...,'
U , .. . | a_ ||
GERALDINE FARRAR
"TFMPTATIflN"
pabavoi s r M?**nrsi ? ?-'"? i rt I ?Val
PART
""?S* iPHIIICESS PAT
MLS1'AL HIT. I ? ? FIEANOR PAISTE?.
STANDARD ! :...... . S'-Ta?sT10"
i ? - -Mar,. Mil?, '
un. Tiiea \rt., i,n i. _t ^.
FANNING
FRANCES ?aTARR
Mari.
Moiitv ii mi . tmsm m., ?lau s. Ht B.
?
CECIL
. . ? n IMar.o
\l.?)l I \N II \l I . Mil* \ri r IlSi.llV ,at ?
MMK. PETSCHNIKOFF
ma ' ? .: Rudolph Oui.
? - - .. Plan?.
SCHELUNCkffl
) a L, 111A N MALI MONOAV ??_
Af T J..N i Ara _?
ai ???. ?
%A SEATS NOW
1 .ajo i
PHILHARMONIC
BOCIKT? "F N
JO-I I - . i. t\*-hl ? ilMH < KlR.
Nul Frl. AftariMI at 1 .iO?CAHN11,1 E HALL
?oui?-1 Pli y v t?
M WIM II! N * ? Sj *Tj ?j B***.
Prftfrar: '*?"*? WORLO" SYMPHONY.
Ni-?t Batorday t ?s il I !'? **nm?M*a Hall.
r;1,;:1;1 grainger
I i il IIKOtl -I*.". ORI1 ?. PHOOH ?M
I I ' fil ' <
L T.. ?-"adi,?i? ? ? i I el "
IIT?NEE ?A.l?.". /sToO
?*ik f to us?
> HIP-HiP HOORAY
QOIl?;*
ouiOAnaNi
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Wlaff^? PAVLOWA
X>Kl\7v " ELSIE JANIS
? Al.ALI: ..?.,., a
COLONIAL
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Il y. .4? ?. ??
BONNIE GLASS.
A s -
. .? , H Mi. t I
GARDEN , . -,"\
THF* WEAVERS
Punch A Judy ? "y?HTM,
TREASURE ISLAND
BuNPfiox , .?. I A?. Platal B* I <"?
iv^?il::'iio:E'c,?^Y^i
AL. 10MI.I? IML tVtlCT NkiMT.
IL. I M.
VERY GOOD EDDIE
48TH ST. -.' ,. T: '..'
LAS I 2 WEEKS
JULIA ARTHUR
THE ETERNAL
MAGDALENE
MTK *~ ? -? ? '?'-?? ?'?? I ft Bet., i ?'
THE UNCH?sihr?t?) WOMAN
MANHATTAN \ J
TO-NIGHT RETURN MATCH
AT
TO A FINISH.
?' ? i ? i late**
DU DT fill REGULAR
D U 11 I U 11 WINTER
HOLMES S",ES
s SUND. FA'S. ?-M) CARNEGIE HALL
5 M( IND. MATS, at 3 CANPLF.R 1HEA.
Florida . a
D',.ri In OlilP.
Gra"d Canyon
"a. iflo Enffoi'n I - .
COURSE SALE ?-. Wed. Ian. 5
DsSfSS ' ??? 13. ?' t? aad 1.
SYMPHONY
1 o r U .
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