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?H?CHEL DUBBED
?CREAT OPTIMIST'
Confidence In Pay-as-You?
qo Policy Wins Senator
Brown's Admiration,
NO DIRECT STATE TAX
NEEDED FOR 2 YEARS
layof SlMld>> l rttef to Lt*"s'
lal0rs asking v'<...peration
,w\h Cltj Officials.
---reatas! i
? isTesrerki m
R Bn ?
- ". tea?
I] ro-.li'.. aira.** i\?
-* gislatiTS
M ???
accepted th?
? e/ea
ok on
.
Ma
ge i
? | '. Tire
itra
- - '
a '-?alley, and I
sU '. In sil ful
t. - '
i re o-.-. * thi
s ever kaesn ."
. ???-'..? tha
r V'????n
itra "?. rol
?? . ?
thai -.'.?-?
' ? ( ? -?Orated
taken
Hi? srvlil t"-;a* ths ad
V ... . ? r
raiaa
..-???? pal i ties. Ths
1 ten la
. ? ? i th era
? i
I
-1
a - .?e of
rrpla ?
?
? p.a.n, but
ruj ad i-.im to in
? 'ace:
? ? fal Pream
? ? H'.i'i-.ence en*
thf laugh
i ? ail ad tha as?
?" Dreamland,
a
: park
*-l I I " . r had
s ta la?
i projsel now un*
?s ssessi
? ? f tha ta dlreel
> I yeara the
anf sritheal an Ii
? r?i". Beyond that
r,e*.v ?ii'jrcri o
S to keep the tax
It eras 1
aptn ??:ori In
I ? ? m, and
SWANN PLANS TO DIM
BRILLIANT RED LIGHTS'
V.'fNi Side Crusade To Be Direct?
ed at Owners ol Buildings.
'
? ? *...':
?
the pi
? v
. -
....
...
?ennnts
? .'
?:? ? at tha
* ? ' Bach piare?
? BI
Swann.
. ? : "
? "wr.ar of h
n I pa
This Und i tnahlts us ?o sinke
01 o ' 'he e\ il."
Mr. Swann rtfuatd to go mm detai
ding ? ii pi n tpal loc.iliti
where !???s campaign is t.> he ???.n.-i
\ nj Uroadwav i\t.<1 Weil (Ut the llu
san River, or 'he upper wttt si
belt* 1001 (i Si i eel. ' ??a'- his tut
the BBspscttd region, The Dlttrlcl ."
ten t] s, cnu'd eeafldeai tf the eo?pti
tion he wants ii?'!", ? tmmisston
Weed? ?nd ? 1 ef Magistrate ItcAdtt,
4?
PARKHURST SUIT
DRAWS NO REPL
Time for Answering Actir
Against ( andy Co. Hxplres.
'?'?< i Dr. 1 bai Its li. Parkhuri
as ? ice president <?' ths Amcrte
> tnd) Manufacturing Cempany, ai
oflleials of the corporation fail
' I ??: ? ?? in tht ?'ou?t of Cha
cerj a' Newark a leal miaste snsw
It the allegations of the nunori
Itholdors, ehargina the effietrs wi
I A. cording to the complaint flli
it May, t . ?mil for an anaw
to which ernircd when the court rlorn
yeaterday. Dr, rsrkhurst, with V
Bit tl . of New York, and Others trnr
- ? ? ?' ' ranklin's, I
a New .l"isey candv ma
-. to the Anii-tlean t aiu
Manufacturing ? ompany, a Delawt
--. it n mtnner detrimental
?roati tf tht Btackholdort.
.vies Jone?, of Jonta I i.'chso
of Nowark, who brought the mit, d
c'ni..'. hat l'i Parkhurtt Itnt hit nan
to ? r't ?ud Mi ft. sn-,i ';iv nigh'
It an answer mtai
thnt th.re ? er foi the Franklin eon
pany. Judge Carrick. may take ?vha
ever act on he ices tit tt summon t)
lantl ' ' COUli to 'ell what hi
came of tht money reelistd from tl
sale i?f stock? It will probabl) he h
procedure to first rird what menn* the
''f.-.?. .?id then hold them personal]
responsible.
"Pi Parkfl irai ?-ays he has hern
director of the company, hut took ?
carrying on the eompan]
e?l?. ? He il equally as rulpahle |
others, howaver. His eass Is a
? froi that of tht man wh
em to hold ar: empty gun whil
? ? around him do the shooting."
darnTng 'socks
poet's romanci
Too Busy as Husband's Valet I?
Pine for Adventure. Says
Mrs. Sheffield.
? - a 'oi.g. long way 'rtini a drear
boy to a raltt, Ir* the cross suit? fo
divor tut 81 tfleld, lawyer BU<
men '? - Harvard ? -?b. ami lien,
? h ? - ? ' pott and novelist, lu
. . - H? ,-? twl? in Jer ???
Cit ? ' ittrday the evidence ?Iroppe?
from it? format high leM 1 of advent
?? rary fluvor and dream b< I - t<
rotate depths of sock darning,
"For all the years I lived with thii
I ?a? practically only h:? valet,'
complained Mr- Sheffield.
In her white fox furs, bei '
black velvet suit and the pert litt!?
black velvet hat w-.th its ctr stee
trimmings, she riidr.'t look the pait. S<
? ? 1 r? ?ted for det-ails.
"I kept his socks darned and looke?.
- ? ? - clothes," she txpiained
".' ?? ? '?;?? Sheffield's ?vidence cor.
of a succession of denials ol
ti previously made by her
husband. She declared that she nevet
that shs loved Charles Sam
.. . had told her husband thai
s> the one ??ersori whs
- I bar, never, in Tact, hud .?-at
aloi.c upon a divan with bim. She haci
? to Mr. Samuels, but t?
, oui Cosy, extended thai be
? . ? ijoled to g ins ??er hue
-. oik.
Ju?-- ill Bhefllold. on the stand i i
? ?? day. told simply and baldiv the
etorv of the various t;tfs between hue
band ami wife. He said that he had
I reproved his wife for dining in a
Xew York restaurant when he wai pe?
; ?he lad rried, "Oh, pRkttCl
me, Hutch:" to Hutchins Hapgood,who
- ? husband's bail
"Hutcl i able to ?>;r<r
because Mr, Sheffield then
? . lie said
Roland Holt knew each other si r '
tan-i thai ? ? ' lought il wai
?',. to t. eeiv? a letter signed "De?
.-, Roland."
SHIVER IN NORTHWEST
Canadian? M?o Feel Rlasi?|v lieRrees
Balo? Zero at Rattle Ford.
Minneapolis, Jan. 1l. Northwester!
Canada shivered to-day
, under a ?-old blaBt from the north that
. ? down to record
? . - -, many bsc?
?
\\ i'h a main tf 41 degree? below
Rattle l'or,;, Satk., held Aral DO?
lit n in r?',,T (,f -ow temperature.
Weber Sd Heilibnoner
\nnounee Beginning Today
Their Annual Sale of
Winter Suits and Overcoats
Comprising Their Kntire Stock
With the hxception of Dress Clothes
Suit Reductions:
HS S2250 and 220 Fancy Suits Reduced to JMn.50
- p27!50 and ?25. **1?.50
and ?30 Sin"* ?23-50
MO, S35 and MO " " *2h:>{)
" M2.5.U
Important Reductions Ate Have Been Made on the
Ertire Stock of Staple Blue. Gray and Black Suits
Overcoat Reductions:
and $20 Overcoats Reduced to 517.50
HO, ?27.50 and $25 " " " -*20**0
W5 and ? " KO-SO
M5and?0 " " JS-5S
K0 " " " M2J0
rW entire Weber and Heilbroner stock of Staple
rtS well ;)s Fancy Overcoats is Included in 'I his Sale
/Va -"A*/*.,'?' ran A/leralhas
1 - is the regular Weber and Heilbroner itock only,
mad? up lor this teaaon'l regular business nothing
ever being .uided lor the purposes ot a ?le. Selec
'!0,l?? are unusually complete.
h tve Clothing Stores
? x? U otttedmam 1115 BroaJ-an
?*lfc and Braadsraj I2ad ?nd Fiftl Avenue
WIONNETT FIGHTS
PLOT INDICTMENT
Labor Men Exempt from
Prosecution Under Sher- '
man Law, He Asserts.
SAYS SHIPPING ARMS
IS NOT COMMERCE
No Crime to Stop Munitions for
Allies. His Plea Paul Koenitf
(iives Himself Up.
Prank S. Meanttt, form? r Attorney
General of "bi". counsel "? labor's
I*? ?? ?nal Fence Council, moved ywter?
qi i ih the indictmtnl in which
be tras iointl> charged with Pav i?l La?
mar, the "Wolf ?>f Wall Str"?-t"; Prank
Hi. .-mail. Representative in Congre??
from lllinoii; Pram Riatolen, Gti
: mai f ?eal plot agent, and five others
with alleged violation of the Shenaaa
, unti-trust law.
Monnett's p]-.?-, was ?Viat labor men
:?'??; laboi Organisations .?re exempted
I ? -.1 i 1 ?? '..i. in-' from prosecutions
und? t- th. provisions of the Shenaaa
law. lie also pleaded that thej could
. ndicte-d for n enting ir seek
. ing to prevent the shipment of mum
tiens of war te the Allies, at soeh
trade Is no! commerce. \ criminal and
I civil violation of the treaties of this
country with Turkey, German] ?nd
Austria, * Monnett'i cl iracttrixatien
i faille in ??t 'i.
A similar motion was mane on he?
? half of Jacob ? . Taylor, of Baal
?(.'range, also named In the .-am?- o.i
He vas president of h ? council.
While this motion wai being made
in the Federal court th? I
Grand Jury resumed its investigation
i o? the criminal side of th?- Teutonic
propagande Among the wltneases
beard yeaterday were Harvey Sim?
mons, chairman of the strike commit?
tee lit rhe works of the General El? c
trie Company at Scheaeetady; Edward
' M. Hecker, an advertising agent, of
200 Fifth Avenue, and Michael J. Car
ney, business agenl of the Interna?
Mach: :ist i' 1 n on. (."..i?:? I'.
ins, managtr of the Gentral Elec
?rie. end several strikers are ss d to
be '.inder suhprrna.
Paul Koenig, former chief* of the
I Hamburg-American Lin? lecrel ser
1 vice, nul said to be the arch eon
i tor m th? German ;. "' to blow up 'he
Wellend ?'ana!, surrendered himself
I yeeterdaj to ?dead to .-? charge 'hat he
i ..in'e.i the ?:??; tipping law. H-- ?H?
tab : before Magistrate tin.? ill. ? ??
Tombs court. He pleaded not , '
to the nccusntio.i tha' he paid Fri uc:
Ick Scheide), a National ? ity Hank
clerk, to reveal secret document? filed
? e hank by the Allies.
GIRLS SLAP AVENGES LOG
Strike?! Man Who Hit Animal: t ourt
Attendants Pay Her Fine.
M ss Isabel Moss's bulldog Terry at?
tacked Frederick H. Skinner's dop ? e-?
reiday ?n Central Psrk, Skinner
brought his whip down on Terry's back
and Miss MoSS brough' 'he back of her
hand aeveral times again.-- Skinner's
face.
"Certainly ! slapped him," " d< -
who * a ?teno-grapher. of 220 E?aat
Seventy-sixth Street, later told Mag -
irate Corrigan in the Weal side ?'ourt.
"P.a'her than have him whip m) pel 1
would prefer 'hat be whip me."
Miss Moss liad but a fea ."i..
? .nockethook. i?'"i court attendan
up !i to pay ?he fine imposed by
?he magistrate ?.' ei bs found her
, of .1.-order',.- conduct,
MEXICAN BANDITS
KILL 17 AMERICANS
.llli'if-il ffiii |r.i|f I
killing of the Americans ??hi don?- h%
iguei foi political purpotti
man,-leek Hase, of Arisoaa: Mr Blomb,
R, If Simmons, J. Adam-, I. Jonei and
?? . - M. Holmes.
Vr-use Villista Hand.
? arranca oftu-ial-' her? say that the
killing of tl
.lose Rodrif
and to embariass tnem irith the Fnited
State?? 1 ollowuiK the first rumor of
t;ie masaacrt an effort was made by
Carranza officials In Juares tn prevent
any Information from getting acio-.-i
?order, but this v. as frustrated by
..-ai;'? slipping through ih?. lines,
Ueports of the killing of the ?
?.'.. es are tuk?-r. by mining ?? i
mean that an alleged order iaaued by
General Villa on ins return from S"
rmra. and after hil fain::;, bad arrived
In tuba, Wai tO be obeyed. Tins s,i|>
posed order to "kill all Americans, loot
nd burn," had been reiterated by
i,;,; <i- returning from Sonora. F wai
this onler that ii believed to have re?
sulted in the death recently of Peter
i, .... bookkeeper of the Heal -
?? pat i ? bi Madera. Chihuahua, ?t the
; ends of Villa baadits
On Saturday Charles H. Watson, gen?
eral manager of the Cusi Mining Com?
pany. I'M FI Pa?t "?.itli a party of
. i ?-.-ii head-- of dtpai ? enta to r?>
the mines m Mexico and? r i.
guarantee of the ? arrnn-a government
of safety. On Monday Mr. Wat* B
'elegraphed from ?"hihuahua City to
hi wife, a bride of six weeks, that he
would leave thai day for the minrs.
They ha?l resched San ?fstbel, seventy
flve mile? from Chihuahua, aheu they
were overtaken by Rodrigutx'? men and
seventeen of them put to dra*'
Rehaed and Stripped.
\ cord ng to the brief asMsages re?
here, the train bearing the
;ant was "-topped hv the bandits
a1 i-? .Ire 68, about fifty miles ??.?r
I of * 1.1 huahua, City, the minina men
were taken from the train, robbod,
ped nakeu and lined UP along the
i ,.i foi ' (ecu! ion,
Holmes, it is said, '?as on the ex?
end of the line. A?, 'he filing
. detailed by the band I leader
took poaition Holme-- broke awaj and
fled intrr the desert for hit life. H ?th
f.-.-t ?n<! body <-,it and bl(teding from
?.tones and -?ham eactue, he ran with?
out looking iui.-k until lir no longer
, i 4-ar?l the whistle of bulle?' pass him
1 ? lOUnd "' linng.
Holmes Reaches < hlhasbaa.
Holn ??? tai evaded n i ? achl ,- ?' i? id
ly Mexicans, it is reported, ami WM
te i hihuahus I ?
Th? ' i il news tf th? band it ra ;
I leceived i.ere thraugh s eryptic tele?
,gram ?'rotir Holmes t?> officials ?>f the
I ?melting --ompanv aaking them to no
I wife I ha? lie liad nail,ni < In
.. ? ty aad waa left. Whether
? ? ? ?1 from s< 'iilin?; I'ur
I ther
? . eurreaee tin ady had i
Paao i? not known.
Ilolmea's motBagt aroused ? ?
I concerning the fair of tin- other mei
eft Chihaa ? i I
? osihuiriaehie, and hefore the cen-or
I ship a*ai iauiosed tlacy succeeded m
BRINGS FIANCE 8,000
MILES IN A BAS1
Nurse Accompanies Paral
Int-lneer from South Afi
Reselanrn, lad, J*< il A j?>
Sl *-.?tim? mi!?.?, in n basket bad
here to-ilriy. when C i Smith, a ir
anftneer, ?f Natal, Beeth Afnr
lived al the hoase of hi? parent?
sulTei?'.l .1 broken hack in ii mine
?Irnt and Ii paralyssd frea* ths
down, mn neverthalaaa ??ill wed
Assj Palmer, an bangliali sereo,
eared i?" him m tt ho*pitaj m ? ?
Wales, sad helped brinj- him hs
Sm th anil a companion were i
nil' mn, lnnery in the "tenth A
Worklaga A huge rock fell, ' 'II''
eiunpnii.il,. a? Bnaltb'a reque i
company started him home, i.
In** $25.000 for the auifical and
expenaea ol tha trip,
Tha loaras? arai broken a' I
*?o timt tin* in |ur? ?I men :iii?lit r?
special medical attention, and 11
Hier.- ti i? ha mer m Palmer,
canee of the !/<? of lha basket m ?
.smith travelled ii area neeeaaal
tnke .m ' the a indi a i of a ral
mai h to fei h i.i sbosi ?'
-? I ?
LEGISLATORS GIV
SUFFRAGISTS K0
Women. Confident Amentia
Will Pass. Arrange Detail
ol State (.ampaij-n.
i"." > maam > I T I
All.an;.. Jan. II. V':, ?? ? .? ,. ,,;,?
har.l work h gettii,
l.T?i :? ?.. the iraiaai I
smendment, ? ifj rags i ???'? ??? ?
? ' Ihstr h? sdqusrten
v anae, :uro?a fr..m
Capitol, an.I arranged deta
legtslat ive cam] algn.
I ha Alban- auffragiati ? ? ;
headquarter? opei rom 10 o'clo*
the morning until ?? oVlocli in thi
i tsrnoon. Litei it . ? II he dir-trih
arwl ni.r or to i , | - .. ill n
their gatherina place Hi la
Lea - i ?? ii ' i Mi i. Norn ?
' Whitehouae and Un Ugden Mill I
: of S'en ^ ork, and Miaa Herriel
Hill . ???' Syraeuae, th? mo I acti*
I tin- out-ofto-.'n eorkers lei
erenini tea ? g grat
o. or rhe mannei in ? hi? h
' ,: ?? ? : ' helping 1 i i ?.>, ? i
?CPive.i ;, urance r;?''.:'i ihr- wotiicr
the capital thai the\ would l.cei? c
? .-. " ? hei anj of the lea
i i mm the i";: citii of the
i here oi not
Il is th? Intention to csn I ?
; througl out ... tat?
.. a tl d s( riel -
? , m . ' itfor
g? ? ;.i election a II he i
?'I i> . ? the sm? nii.;
will pa?? the t.' " sa Id I
1 Mills. "We have the li- ? ? ?
larga number of the membei that I
will vote for it. i, .'?'. endea
??. ha*. home prci tur'- bro |
on those who eri not nos ?"?Hing to
the queation -*?? to the peopti agi
In t lie mean time our e i
t cating 4 pi a to the 'tl " '
? ? will i'i earried on quietly,
with iitiHlia'eii energy, through I ic
1 ?OU I 'I ?' !",??' Ol liar te) ?on '."
BeTcral demi n i( ral ions are be
1 t.lanne.1 b) tha loo luffragiate, bu
l',a? no? yet been decided uhethei
neat itate maai meeting will be h
here th s W'?r. Man;, a the lead
think that the moat effect ? ?? wert n
nhoniH 'ne der-" through the eempa
of eilni'H* en and thai mass meetli
can ???;: until the Legislature has i
r? g .m . ? ant op to "'?', peopla nn1
e Chain.I ? Ki ,? t. of 1
Judiciary Committee of the ".sseml
i* non-committal, ,- ?a expected
?h,, cor tee I i o? o y. delej
iffrag? ' ? ? Il
(.ne n'' 'he first b Ii? I troduced ."
referred to that Committee, '
the meet mportent.
Duke of Connaught 111
nt!,T.4a. Jan 11 1 ha Daka of Ci
ia auffering .?. Ha 1
beei oi
the atia? k, it was sai?
i expect ? e will
ay.
g< ' ' th 1
huahua 4
nished the bi ?f detail
lla?l Bees Preaaioed Pro! eel tea.
t ? ? t wa
sent t
the bi
given bj " ' ?? ' ;ii ra i i
Stet tat? 1
?
? ?
tra^'
here af the Carrai i . mi I
cording to the de facto gover
shnouneemi nt, gi? i. to
lives here of ????.*rn! mining cor
panic?, the following aixteen wera *
? i killed:
? R, Wat ' WallHi
E. I. Holiin-on, George H". N'ewma
M, B. Keiner?.. T. M. Eva . R
Hatton, Jach Ha*-?-. <
.1 1' ? oy, A ? and? r Hall. J
i .a: le \ P h .-. "' D. Pi?
Simmona and Maurice '? d
Pringlc lived
piei!??? In l" ".ngelei
believe,i to be i es idem i o El Pa o
Thomas M. Holm? t, the si Is kno t
?>r. ?ateii. however, in hi
.: tl.e ' i ? ' aea * of th
rani ?hat he count?'?; b it ? tee
Americana taken from tha train.
Refaeed la s??*k informutiun.
? onaul Garcia de? ?api
4 ._ gt 't?o thel he telegrapl to Gei
eral Trevino, command ng the milrtur
,, the ?;,'. for information.
i- i.- said si the Mexican eonaulat
to ighl that no repart sf the kill n
had been communiceted to Genera
( arran/a, becauae it would he "use
leai
The Cuaihelriaehie Mining Campan;
? wa? ?me of the first to accept tha prom
I leea of protection mede bj tha * ar
lan.-a government to th?. State Da
partment. "inri loaded a ?limi "ill
quantities of previsions and a eonaid
? ?if money, beeanae i
?va? known that the natives of the di?
tricl were in nceti
( onfirmation of th? "hosting ol
Maurice Andsrsaa, i elerk, "a* te
eeived to-night. Il nrai a short mes
sag? .i i."1 father, Rolend Andereon
'at Chihuahua City, to h ? mother, read'
lag:
"Maurice i? no m?rr; hope to secare
hi? body."
RegsrtS Seventeen Killed.
\ Hcial d petal I ram H. Beoville,
Brit ' . ras re?
ceived by British Consul U. C
hirr- to-night, stating that -? ? '
* .? , been killed bj
?cam si San fsebel. lha? wsa the
r i?? offli ;.. ? eport ..' th? rae.
mir. Th.- ether rep
privet? ?''.?'? ?-*,-"? to i "mn.''
? ati ? of th? n
Ar nt her veraion of th? escapo al l H
H?.lines \48? received al te?dey by of
, of tha M? xicai Sort
Ra road In n mi mags from officials at
' anua City. It fol lo ? -.
"T. H. Holmes, ? membei of th
i ,. .... .,), pjeid 'I at th?
?m bearded at ' o'< eel ? iterda ?
iii'irninc bi twenty-elghl armed Mexi
car ? At Kiln'-i*-'re SS "K '??
llolmea. th- ?? gnera in the group
wer? ?ordered t" a >.- I
"Holmea hid in the Isvatsr; t ram
.?linj: pla??" he watched his cam
being it r ipped bj bat
The) 'hen oracred l sa te aaarch tew?
,u .I ? lie m e?t. ti ?.I fi em
? train an,i escaped n tha derl ? ?
"hi a few minutes he heard snneki,
SPITTERSWARC1
TO COURT TO-Di
Hundreds Get Summon
?n New Crusade b
Health Department.
CAR CROWDING FICih
WILL BE RESUM?
Hut Persons in Vestibules \
Not Be Counted as Violatit
Seat-and-a-Halt I.aw.
The tirs* ha'c'i of tun-,* summ?
to court for ipittiag will appear 1..
the city magistrats? ??< :? o'clock
morning.
? hief Magiatrata McAdoo bai a
? '"i ??? all magistrat) ?
them to ha\ e the di c dea? d for
:- ? ni m of ? ? i at , 11 ture to .-?
Into ?our: to .in-, ?nd a?V ng tlieir
opera! on ??? ith the Health and P?
departm? ts, a ith ? i lew It abating
? pidemi? ?f infect i?
.. g tht elty.
i our? o0c al. familiar ? ?th the
Ball i of th? . ,i bi bI recommei
tioi From the chief magiatrat? prei
that f'-'' olfendera aill gel off with
Anee, \ similar letter was sent aul
the ca ?-. gn against
ii . .log I,
ii o Bsaa ? - immoa ws ? ? ban
our ytsttrdsi ??> :: 1 net be li irn?
the Health Squad, ?rhleh tvorka un
th? Health Department, reported '
? - ? ?ix of their ?an itai
rooklyn and Manl
. mi n and
138 ii-i.ii ?na? i
- ork? d m 'I ? oth?R borough ?. :
? ? .',,.- ? entire great
.. ? lanital j in ipeetors in jd
Ii ih elevatu
? i-.-u
guiar uniformed f"
wai aid ng in the ei . ade ami
? ?..?. certaii I
? i tads r;'.'' si ? out tn pat
moi ning and b; I
? ? ?es r ha' -.
the uniform? Tht ord
to the police in to b?
served for .-,' ,. I .?
?\ itatei en? i-*uei| by
Depi ? ' ' : , ? "?renia ge
i"i deaths rrom .nfiuei s 1er the h
'?? - l ???'- ' Bi 12, J-'4. 71 an.l 85, and :
.-?'I re ipiratoi d ?es ?? mbined, 2
311, 373 and 403.
? ? ? ng be ; dtn i " i tldi fr<
angle, Co er timen
laid yesterday that the Healtl Depi
? ' the co eral ion of the i
organized 1 ' 11?: ? r- Service Commi ii
lia.--".! ro puah the fight for b<
? - ? , tii e d? part mi
n ill publish within s f< it days i 11 ? >?
?.- ? ? iectnl the? rval n to on
?; ii ?tree bi s I oth? :
lie -.chicles. In those ]
ere e obtaii ed by n?
route?,
? -r-.. ? . ? ? ? ? mtion tf the dcpai
?ai -, more cs
o? ?horter hei i a aj.
?
Michael J. Drunimond 111
eel i Drummood, former ?<>i
miaalonei of ? baritieo, .- critically
. 186 B t?? .ii- Drive,
pntumoi i?. I ste last night Dr I?
Doi ng, of 124 West Eight
i? ? -. ? .. ,- ins patien
had a I ghtii
H?
! - ii ?? ?. - - ??. ??
nun.. ?
ota from tl
?merii air captor*.'
Carranza Musi Punish
Murderers.if Act Occurre
. .i. ? ' :
pn'. -I
-
? men wei
form*
Villa i, Mexici
v ? n u n? atteni
ng the < ?i the Whit
i tou
. - ? ; .
ttent ion ?j
I ' :.
-, of I
border ver
? . - nd rush an
informi
'1 he circo
??tone? eausi - .? ' all to f? u 1
true report
iioba ' ?? will be ^ent t
demandini
? - an?
? : ?,, pre i
:, futui .?.
ild d
that, so \
, ? ? 'or? ?-? , ., - ?
concerned, ' lituation i rors?
?tead the mam b
. ?Un for?es iui rendered to th< d<
facto government,
etar* Lanaing made public on!\
? ?
a liai of murdered American mining
men received ' -. the Stat? Department
. ? re name?, all of a hich
m.. gi? ..ri in the El Poi o aea
es.
??f ?),,. leventeea ? med in
?i--' El Pa?o dispal : ? ? i ' ? - - Wad
? . ?'. W. N> k Hase, .1.
Jones a".i Thomas W. Holmes were
:.,,' . rtment's list.
Mining men here to-night, dl
i n g ? I ? trag?
that the ?ctivttiei of < Villa
have been unimpeded for i
'he Guerrero dt?t? el here he mni
manded s ten oi
th? nee of thi Ifti
? .?-. .. Tog. ther ? th General
Rodi4fue -. he hs i cut the n
of the M
Ms lei ?'
Incidental!) report! have reached
' -; C| "f '
ratal
m th? le I al resulted in
. |
the Laguna diatricl aid
tutionalist |
g forced up? | tel ? -:
for cott in a
en I ght 1
eir i
ith.
; . ... ?bout? ? ?' G? ers
.? - ? rn her", but
? the ? iuer
rem ,i.? : , * General Manu? M
Mrdii .. ? ? ? ?.'?'?-. - - ?elated
- tl Villa, to-night ?'?? ?.-rested in y.
(?,,... n the local police and loci
on a technical charge tf ? ag
-.?.a- accuaod tf taking priaontr I'
l\e....... ?', El e- il - ? '??? ??'
on ?he Hearst ranch at Kat??-'cot?
Kear.e la'er wai killed, j
The Bulgar
would hay?
fought anythin;
in sight to get bacl
Macedonia, for al
they want is thei
own. You will un
derstand why th<
Central Powers
proposition wa
more attractive that
that of the Alliei
when you read Arthu
RuIll's "Bulgaria a
War" in this week'
Colliers
THr NATIONAL WEFKLY
ASK WILSON TO PUT
TAFT IN U. S. COUR'
Thirty-two Lawyers of Bol
i't/litical Faiths Ur-*e Him as
Latnar's Successor.
Widely ?mown lawyer? from fourte?
?'?if' a signed tl"." !<''ter deli-ered t
l'iP4,d,",t w lean ycaterday nrgiag tl
nominat'ini of William Howard faft I
seed the late Mr. Justice Lanier i
an SSI i' ist of tin* t"ni*e
States Minreni? Court, "f tlie thiit]
t''i? lignera * reft have h?cn nre?ii:?>ni
? ' American Bar Aeaocietion, Den
O'r.iri? ami Republican? a*-e nlmo?
r.-|ir? tented en the li?t.
The letter
"Believing thai the Hon. Willis
Howard Tnft, on account of training i
the law and on th?* bench and in nuhl
affair?, and also by r? ason <?f hi? irrer
morel ami intellectaal qualltiea an
? repoaed in bim by th
peapla of tha United Statea, it hett?
qualified 'han am o thai ?nan auceeai
mil. to diacharge the high duties of
? , ? til?- Suprem? ?lourt of th
United Stetea, and that hia appoint
incut will lie pre?mlni ' i -'actor
a i"'ople of the I ' ted Steti - i
ati'l reapeetfully nix* 'ha
jou nominate him to succeed Mr. Jn?
? ice Lamer."
.--?une of thi* indoraers of Mr. Taf
ex-Secretary of War J. M.
on, ' ?' CI ' ago, Republican; ex-Am
baasadoi to Great Britain Joseph H
i in,ate, Republii All B ? ? ?
Democratic candidate foi the Pr?s
ir. 1904; Peter W, Meldrim "
Savannah, ex-president of tin- Amen
can Bar Association, l'emocra?; sa
Senator Elihu Root, of Now York, Re
publicai ; John i". Richards, of <'hi
cago, R?publicain, and Edgar Howar?
Parrar, of Neu Orleana, ex-prsaiden
ol the \ ai n: Bar Association, I)?ni
ocrat,
<ith"r ligner s an* Rome G. Browa, o
Minnearolis; Henry D. Eatabrook, o
\. v fork; W, A, Keteham, of Indian
l i ni .1 Newton Fiero, of New Vork
Rob? i ' u ?'m i-- n '?'?'?- at ?
Bo itOl ?if New \ ork
i harlot Blood Smith, e'f Tnpeka
rho Parkin ion, of N sa i m k
rick 1 igenc W adhems, ol ?A
? i !. Bond, of Baltimore; Everett
Pepperell Wheeler, of Now York: Lu
il igh Hex u dor, of Philadelphia;
l" Shelton, of Norfolk' H?
?bridge, of Baltimore; \e
h Vor? ?? of i
"AT te '" . of Bal( ? Charle
; t'y?
Philadeli
1 lohn I
P. Bynum, of Nort l
. ?
. . a; Edward
York.
CARRANZA TOO WEAK,
SAYS F. I. MONSEN
l. 5. Must Inevitably laterveae
in Mexico, lecturer Declares.
Before a mesting of tha American
aphleal Si
i Mo
,. :.. .rr werss then at the
ent 'n '
-
D the 1 '
. sll ? ' rything ? val la
Continuing today rod tomorrow
Semi-annual Sale of
Saks-made Overcoats
for Men
Formerly
$50, $48, $45, $40, $38, $35
Now $29
A small charge fee elteretiaae
Amid the frantic firework* of page, half page,
rod quartier pase sales at this season, we choose
tu announce these important semi-annual reduc?
tions in Saks-made overcoats m :i nhorl two col?
umn sd vert ?s?ment, un the th?eory that it' tlii??
space is t??M enough ??> do the biggesl business in
New York on high-grade overcoats at ?regular
prices, it is sufficient to sell tli?Tu at savings of
from ej6 to $21 apiece.
_^ Continuing today .ind tomorrow
The Semi-annual Sale of
Saks Suits for Men
Reduced from ?
$38, $35. $30 sad $?28 to
$23.0J
A small charge foe alterations.
We shall continue today and tomorrow the sale of
Men's Fall and Winter Shoes
at $3.95 a pair
Regularly $5 and $0
<i:i rang* ?"?? quite complete, but it will be easy
to find your size in one of the many desirable models
shown, le mahogany, Rumia a er! gun metal calf i or
in black, viei kid and pat* nt eoU.
aks kCtompany
Broadway at 34th Street
heer destroyed raillroad?, bridgea-, ?
ehinery, even ?l??' ?ted? ?>n ?rhi?
next year'-> iron- depended, he sai
In almost every city Mini too n the i"
r!>? ars itar inf, snd great number? ?
?? .. fled from I
. n ' the bi ? all
? it the
tervi
? ? " . ?
. ? ? . ?:??
- -- ?
30-DAY STAY FOR SCHMID'.
Get? Reprieve iron? Whitman. i?u
ipptal i- "' tied.
?' It, convicted of
v . er in 1913 \\ i'l no
' ? -. the deat''i eh;, ' (iov
ltd him
thirty day?' repri? -
Utti Btyt
State? Sspremt ?'ourt, a
in?
Pendil loi ?..,
the reprievi
. Albany that -
?
- -
and i
FORMER BUYER WEDS BORDEN
Mr?. <'autant He? ?mie?? BfMs of New
York Millionaire.
? -- -.-.--. . -
sg Ian, il. Gail l<--r lea, alii?
?.?-,''??' ' '..?hf-?
? ' ' <- rlr
'???IS.
?? Ml
:? . tant, of <
? - ? i - ?
.,- ? . - erst
? 'i-jrter.
?
-.. rat*
rty-elg
?
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th? '?-.?nag' t
? I r hil dea?'
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.
. .
?? ?
? ' it ? ' .
lughtei
'
Zm?. ~:i~?XrT-mT-.-mT.-iT r*- -Sm\ -ft -r*-. Im- - -
The Liberty National Bank
of ??ie*KrTbrk
Corner Broa-i wat anrl Cedar Street
Equitable H -..Ming
RESOURCES
loin? end Dl'cntint? >50.f?H.lSt.l 1
l . S. BoadS to ie< "ire
t'ir.ulatton . &0Q,OOQ.OH
I". **>. II. rd.arid other le-tirl
Itsfl to ?n lire U. S. Depoaiti 443. ?f? 1.14
LIABILITIES
Bond-, Sacuritlaa, Et? ,
Daa from Bank?
F.icliaiiaT? for Cieartna;
Mnnia
<-?"h ? JK ? Sk ? A*.
;o.?n**,9*?3.i-i
4 4-M.ir* -?
? 1.M8.045V4..
tl*".IWi.lOD.ryH
Capital Stoi-ar.
Surpluj Fund
T'iidWiderd P-otit?
Reserrr for Tases, F
Ciri'ulatlon
Deposit!. . |
l*)T.-W?.lf>9.?)8
fsin?i S BFrHKr.I.
P-??.'im": NOW "i orfc Teta-posma
''expunr
MUi OftiaCAaLTON
Pre? "Acvern I n:eB Tt'.efTiph
GaBBBBSSI
THOMAS C4XHJUM
l>r?ident
iliVll SPC CONVP.!*.-*R
New York
on? n n ii PR
C?. ?uier.rin R-?ka Sho* aaal
Peundn Co,
HENRI P I?\Vl>os
J r Mor?an "? Co
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*.ew Wk
S AMI'ILL Ft I.l.RR
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niRRfTOR??
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Vice Preirient
THOMAS A. OILLSSPtl
Pre? Tha T A Oll'.i-aple Ca.
FRA-.CI." L MINI
Pre? Pirsl National Baal. *" T.
BDWAEO t I.OOMIS
\ lee Pre? Da'.? I.a?.k. ?rH Want.
a s Co.
ARTHUR r Wit
Luke. "?nula il a."..a.
HOWARl? W MAXWRI.t.
Vi?-*a-Prei Atta* P"f? ?n-J Oa- *
??m? Ce,
AMBRoSP. MOS'RI.I.
Pre? Irrenu'iooai Vrekel C?.
iiiWARD ? Mooar.
Theftaa ?iirerleas nraka ?h?? *
tad Poinai'T < o
DAKTtl R POMPROT
Vie? Pr?? ?Unk?"r. Trait Ci
SE*T\KD PRO*??,r.P.
P-e?..ieat IUri?e'? 1 -Bal I ?
DANISL ?"> HKID
Mi-a'.iV'" f. ,?*>?.tiae "'oaicoi'taaa.
I. V R R Ca.
CW.KI.K?. 0] ntBTK**
Vu r Pre?t?lent ?od C?aki?n*
04 4RI.M H "ABIS
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j>?uir
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Se? York
ni 4RI.RS M "VARRR*"
TreaaoforMutualI > ian>u<*a
Oaaaaaas
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Mr.RCAVni.P. ACrOtTNTS INVITED

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