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SAYS WHITNEY
FAVORED B.R. T.
Property Owners' Chair?
man Accuses Public
Service Secretary.
AT ODDS OVER "L"
AND SUBWAY PLANS
Accused Declare! He'll Answer
in Detail Before Coin
mittee,
Travis H. Wl star.
r?v.' i .??? ?4
CUSed ber".?rt' UlO 1
with .Assists Turnar,
ansit
ffi'f
rha chargi
? arpr-?-??' ; ? .'? . '
I
I
f? - ne; of tlie .
-,
Brool ya is
ax?t er.-,." Carpen!
Tnrner r? 11 ? v ? ?
Hi? obj?e:ions are oxatstl*
those of Colore! Timoth] S Williame,
president of ths Brooklyn i-?>? d Tran
sH "
He sard thnt Wl tnej had refused
yesterday morning ?<*? advise him
???'nether there had beer, proper service
of an lnjunotion he. Carpenter, had ob?
taine.i restraining th? commission from
proceio ng furthoi III tb? third Traek
?ng matter, and thai Whitney had t?
-?' i bs iras not the peop.e's counsel.
Wl tr.ey ?\as called before the
Thompson comnr.ttee. He denied gen?
eral a! Mas In favor of the ra.lroad
company, or any attempt on hi? par'
eh tb? propertj ewners. He said
he had refuaod hi? advice a- to proper
?t?r\"ce of the injunction, as he always
? s ssilai cases, stating that it
??a? never the custom of ths commis
?ion to admit ser-... ?>, bul a' r;.e same
tehnil I a.? to that
? ittei nil ever raised. He denied
?paeiflrally that he hul ?aid he was
? ? pie.
"I have been furnish? I with S trans?
| > arpenter'*- I ." said
y.r Wl ?? las! '? fill ap?
peal befors the committee and atiwer
in c?
oklynitc 1 am a? much dis
appointed si Mr. Carpenter, that it ha?
u, rk out a better
on. For
ie? with
the < nt Hundred, at
rh oui sosas
? ?.. ? sn tot
- ? to."
mer llaywai?1! backed up
it?, saying
had s ? ? h...ni
hehalf
rty holders,
, ? had h?
Mi \ in sny manner
an il to favor th? railroad
company m <h>- eontrovei
The subpo - ? ? mm it
tee were llobei t
1 .-? '.' ?..-i- who
? fore charge?
?ore
v.*.- - eounsel that he
* .rid produce l..m when wanted.
?.'hairmai. Thompson of ths commit -
tec laid I I ad been re
ceiv? s certaii public
utility corporation magnate t.ad made
as? re than $i,0oo,ooo m tl.
b> ?? I ng ? rom
pa- Hi ^a.d he WOUld subpoil
at . .? - 1 fa man.
-and?, of
stockholders in h-e charge, could make
& fortune m lb? dual capacity of
??1er ?rid buyer.
MILLS INCOME TAX
PLAN WINS FAVOR
Assessment Change Approved at
State Conference.
;?-?-- ? at rat m??m ]
Albany, Jan. 13. Senator ??i-den L.
Mill?, chairman of tb? I ?gislativ? Taxa?
tion < onimittre, told the State Taxa?
tion ( OTiftrenoe hen to nay tnat the In?
come tax ! ths falreat kind of a tax
hecau.?.e t taxes oach mar. :, accord?
ance with his ability te pay.
"I.'nder the present personal property
tax," Senate Mills declart d, "the gr??t?
es?, relative burd'-n.s fall upon the men
at moderare mc
Beautor Mills s;.'d that the personal
proper.y tax war. a failure, from the
standpoint of fa.n.e.b, revenue and ad?
ir, in..?'?ration, and that there ?i?- no
chance of such a tax succeeding. The
income tax, he contend?, is the only
levy that will compel thai grout class
of people who do business in N'??w York
City, who enjoy it? advantages and now
I .4.. r.o (MUMt at all, to contribute their
share toward the support of the govern?
ment.
He ?aid his r-.roitte? had recommend?
ed that an Income tax law be enacted,
?rith exemptions up te ?i.f'OO for a sin?
gle man and $2.000 for a BSai with a
family, and with rate? running from
ene-half of 1 -er cant te I per cent.
Senator Mill? estimated that under such
a STStem a man with an inc.mo (,f
$10O,.i.hj would pay less than 12,000 ?
year, and tl si ? family man with ?5:-?,??u??
would pay ah?,ut $5.
Sal it ; '?'. ?... id that an Income tax
at th -i individuals a: d a: a
.", per cant rat? , eoi
jiorati.r.s ?? ths amount
whicli would be lost 1 ibolitioi
of th.- persoi si property tax, approxi?
mat. . ? - ? ... 0.
The conference ? nded up with a 1- h
ited sei ?fternaan, when repre?
sent?- ' ..irai corporations in
?iignantly resented ths insinuations of
? State Tax
Commission that rorpotalion? are tax
aodger?. In Hi.it'? of ft ?ve-minuU ??ag
rule, which vsa.-. suddenly put inte el
?ect, thej declared, amid anplaus?
he fault really w??s with th? law itself.
The law. th? . Mid, dieci im mated
again? r the orgaaisat?MS they repre?
sented
In a ten-minute discussion on Senator '
Mills'? paper hearty approve] wa-? given i
ta his committee's leeeassnea da tien for'
a rep? al of t?,.- present personal prop- !
4-rty tax h.w atid the substitution o? an
income tax measure. It \\??4 kntfwn,',
howevei, that flu- legislativ? lenders!
are. opposed to an income la* measure j
in ? Presidential year. ?
? O-a^
?.-r.M! ,l()l IN ?SON S IIOMK, AT HiH'M) BROOK, S. ???
JOSEPH JOHNSON
JERSEY RESIDENT
<ontini>e<t ?*ri>m (?<{?* I
phcne nun ??> ?
v York i ? ' John
n's hom? giv? aa 55
"Vest
there al
si 1916, ?' at tha
brougl ha information l
*.' Bound lirook, N. J , nfnrl;
two yeai ? ago.
A .?earch of the records at 'he Bean
.i Elections shi red that Johnson re?:
letered from M4 Weal 150th Streel
fall. This sddreea, b four story an?
basement M dar>
rlalt? ? it night, it
woman who answer.?.! .! thai
1?re, and thai lohl 101
rented the secoi d floor, Perha] ? y Smitli
? ? ? T." livei theie. but th?
? ? ? .; Hoard of Eli
ord? she ?? niel J. Smith, a re?
porte! re. Johnson used to i>*
a reporter. Of rate years he has r ? ? B
? ?r 'a* salaries from ti I ' ixpayeri
af the < ity and State of iVea York, and
?? ?.-,. ? ? ? ? $7,500 sa chief ol
lit 1 th? Public Sen-ice
? lommi sai? waa given to him
Iward l .'?:.' all, then chairman of
the COS Johnson man;,ceil Me?
Call's unsuccessful Mayoralty earn?
pa gn, flopping to him after Mayor
n dre.i lu had been managing
Mayer Gai n n '? cam] . In the
course of it Industriously att-ac-,?
New, before we leave this amusing
search for ex-Kire Commissionei JohB
.-oil's legal residence and beforp we
eoms to the shooting, il li only proper
?i say : ghl here th;.* another element
of mystery waa added to the ? .
S discovery ? . n fre
j >ro;i? al *v ? Iltui?e.
ik ? the;e say he : *? | ? ?
?here or, sad off fot more tha
Woman I ses (.un.
,. Wednesday morning a Tr.hune
; hotographar and his assistant wetit to
John.?on'? home in Bound Brook. A
una out of ? ? .
meet tl.em Sha said nothing. A ? ??
womai * mi aighl th i
<rn accent opened a OB the
ground floor and asked whom they
The photographer said he
to see Com? nei
from The Tribune. ,Tu?t
then the lights on the second floor were
? :. Tin- white woman laid :
"The ? ommission? r ,? gone "
two then weal into the road
Avenue, a public thorough?
fare and th" photographer t< ok oui
NEW JERSEY DIVISION
Johnson
?tohnSOfl
Johnsoa
Jofcnaon
Johnson
.TolllaSOt.
Johneon
JoViBaKitl
JolrriS4-?r
JOflnsOB
,Tiilitr< orn
Jcnrrt-rij
jfVn G 8, Bee....1100 Diva.tserasa joj-*
John II, Res.?T1 ?'?al:.Perth Amb 1455
John J, Re.Park SB F.oq^fMoa? r:f>S
John L, It-; .47 Perstmette nv.V?-nn? 54?9
J v.n M, GenlStere.Nsveeli k,KJ .AtlHilntlt 102
John H, Res.290 Ullis???-. Pslerson 3?6
Joy, Jr._. . ^. f_. poeoliwor"?! rtv . Bound PrH?19?
?MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX
tu
j ; m V, ",7r, !f1 or is* . VI ?11 ? s4 o v.D . f?i^T?t-twn
.T.n R. R-?a... .Wo*-t Fsrrui-, N.I. Tarmdale 176!"
j.p v*. n-i.n Melross a?, fro. Oran???. 19(*?
-JotV.r*;i 0, MD.Res.10 ?.'liestnit Mulli-r-y 89
Dr.TnllaA. Ost K>,*>0f. l'i.nro<* Bv.A-burv Pk fli>?*
John-m R?? John, r, 424 K 141.. Metre-? 2126
J?biisoc. Jwlu-i, A;*i"t HwdiWl
v, otea *i ?v 146 MslrsM 42S7
Jrhnion John Nr-r-D, l.*>-r, '.'"l"! nwij Ba*ttS| 61)47
Johnion Jnh-i P, Vuitn'.-t. :U'3 F 7.1 LflBSI 758
# Jchr,-n? Ju* F. N Y (JBto.CWsSS *'l S.inn- 42 13
Jiihrnon Joi Friirb, .12 \..?'-rl** pi.. Sprii.g 989?)
Johnen Jo. M. r, 108 Mirnvl- sr. M-rnjide 7446
Johx.vm.Mn Josn, hlne, r. 170 W 7*i CsM?M ?tT763
Johnaun-Kihn To. 230 5th at. M?*d Sq 1260
Johnson Kstherlo* 0. r, 130 1 57.. Circle ?90
Jotin-on K-ttilivji m. -
?28P, MMIlHan ?rd Wctte-ter 211
Johnson Rlrt B, r, li%4 W 11H_ *R.vr*-ide ?"! ??8
Johnson Ma L. r. 10.rj ft 137.. teints 77'fJ
Teler'ione li-t*. showing m F.re Commissioner has n?*? ["iione In Mi
his camer? and levelled II a* 'lie hou<
Thc white woman, i ig -l
photographer and bis ass ? tant, shoote.
"You dirt) .To?*.?' Ton i..r;.in, great
.Tew?! (Jet out. If ?.on tek? ;? \ etui
of this house I'll shoo*."
I h. photographer took the pcfui
and immediately the white woman can
? ? ? ? the porch and i ting n r? s
ver ?n the direction of 'he two, tired.
"If you take another picture I'll sho?
again!" sa,,i the wh U -.vornan.
When Johnson was ashed a litt!
after 11 o'clock Wodneeda? why som
woman in his Bound Breo? home fire
a shot a? a Tribu?.?' :ih..to?;rapher h
said.
"I ?lon't know who could have dot.
ths shooting, for there Is onlj ?. ear?
?aiKei out there."
Johnson thought a momem am
asked:
"WJiy would The Tribun? do a despic
able thing like that -f-.kt ? pieten 0
niy home""
"To publish it."
MWefi, that's a low down trieb. I'n
amus.d. rhough, to hear 'ha- tu o ph. o
tographers were shot at. That's th?
Ar? I r-ard of it."
A telephone talk that Johnston ha?:
had ? few moments before was th? I) It
? : 'o him. In it Johnson ?
tiie person a*, the othei end 0? : ne
"Stand pat. Don't answer any ?iues
Don't answer the telephone your
Stand pat. Don't answer the tele
i onallv."
Johnson flared" up when this was re?
peated end shouted some unprintable
profanit]
thai -? m? time before The
Tribune reporter visited J?li.-on a ru?
tel from "The Evening Post" asked
in about the shooting at Bound
Brook.
At Johnson's Bound Brook home yea?
negro si an! is .i when
? I who fired the shot:
"The other careteber.*1
Who know?? ' * "-**"
f-$ra^i "Forthcoming Art Events of Importance" -f^p^
^^ At The American Art Galleries ^SW
M\I>1S?)> SIM.4I11 ??OITII. N"I"\V 1i?IKK.
ON FREE VIEW FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M.
Continuing Daily until the Unrestricted Public Sale
SPECIAL EVENING VIEW
Monday of next week from 8 until 10 o'clock
The Valuable Paintings
Water Colors, Pastels and Etchings
By Am-ruaii Frenck, Gt-rmsn, English, Stain, Bel-pan and Dutch Mitten
Collected by the Ute
Hugo Reisinger
To be Sold by Direction ol Kono Franrke snd Frederick Detain. Eiscutort,
Pursuant to Order of Surrogate Cokalan
Wttmore & Jenner, Attorney? for the Executors
On Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings of Next Werk
January 18 and 19, at 8:00 o'clock
In the Grand Ball Room of the Plaza
Fifth Avenue, 58th to 59th Street
? Ad misti?n by csj-ii to b?a ha" tree al the Maaacea-s)
Concluding on Thursday Evening of Next Week, January 20
Beginning at 8:00 o'clock
At The American Art Galleries
MAI?1*??>N SOfl ".Kr. Sill TH
"?" HaaaBeaBB illu*lralecl deicrir>ti\e I atalugijr mailed on re, ?-ipt o? On?? Dollar.
?ALSO?
Art Productions of Ancient China
The Remarkable and Exceedingly Interesting Collection of
Mr. A. W. Bahr
?OK ?la IK I III III \ rKAJM *? KI.*?>II*FNT OF Ml 4, NT. IIA1
AND AN ?(KM'lMllli.I.li \l I lluli I I t <?N EARLY IHIM-s*- -.RT.
MK BMIK ?? ? ??1 I I ? I ION IB r\KII( t I \KI V KI4 II IN HUN? I?K
( mini; ANi? *?i\?.i i. ? ?ii ??K ron? ii MNs; mini, roTTEKT, iMirn
IN?. Till. LARGEST ?TATl'E KNUHNi JADE*., PAINTINGS ON Ol \?>x
l;i ?; 4 l.l. M'.l r SI BEEN*?, INI -I VI Kl ?.s \NI> M'IKHIII? ?Ulli.!.
KAUI AMI INTEREHTINU I'K4>.'1< HUN?,
To be told -?ilh'.ul rettriition na Monds*/. Tsetday, and
Wedneida? Attsrnjon* ol neit week, January 17, 18, and 19, al 2 30 o'clock
At the American Art Galleries
M \IHM>N M>( \K1. Mil 1 II
"?'I Ilustra tru Catalogue Mailed nn rri.ei|ii < | SssaBtS h\<* fenli.
Ihr .?rile*. 441II l.r . undm le.: I.a MK IIIOMV* F KIKII\ *^r->v
?S?mjk AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Manager?.&^M
SLY YUNG DUCK'S
TEARS DUCK FINE
Interpreter Pay? $1 for We.-p?
ine Chinese. Then Finds
Prisoner Mad $5.43.
lire' Harte's opinion of the "heathen
Chinee" is bused en a salid founda?
tion, in the belmf of the attaches at
the !?'leral Coir' in Brooklyn. If proof
.dad, thry poln! te v i g Dueb, n
nr?nia?i on the ?teasnsblp Queen Mary,
who iva? sentenced yesterday. Yung
wn? arre?tcd a week ago, charged I tl
facilitating th? smuggling <?( MOO
worth of opium into this coun'ry. Ho
plead? d guilty.
Judge t hatfield sentenced Y'lr-g Duel
te ais month? en Blsckweir? Island
As rhe law provides that a An? be im?
posed, and as Yung Duck did not seem
to be very prosperous, the judge as
? .1 him $1. When the Interpreter,
Hurry I-ewis, conveyed the idea te . BBg
Duck, the latter screamed, slasped hi.?
hands In S tit or frenzy, and tears
rolled down his celestial cheeks.
The judge was ama-red. He .nsfruet
ed Lesrls to ask the prisoner what all
Ion? were tor. When Yung
hud quieted. Lewi? questioned him.
Then it was Lewis's turn. Tears
itreamcd dawn bis tecs a? he told th?
jud(-e that Tung did not havo a cent.
?,,.?? attends ti re about to start i?
lion, when Lewis dli ? srod 11
had ?? 11 hill. Tung D
ii heart end puras si ths
. .
?? dep?
on ht?
.,-,..,. .- ??.
i ? u
? ?? ? Th? mar?
I
recesses of
Tung'i '
iw $1 bill ?? ? I - ente in change
.. , ? ? .-;... ;.?? .
that ?hen hs ? ?? ?? ISted ?ast wooh h?
bad 111 It COS! him 11U. r() spend a
? fk I ? as th
guest of the nation. Hs d?eided that
was th? limit, d hi* smol ??r.
r-e,i to pai - .- ?i.? simply
h.? own original ? si of saving a dol?
lar 1 ? | Smol "ii of H.i-r;. !.. ?ris, ? IS
interpreter, hen the marshal returned
1 <?d him the news, was too deep
for expression.
Th? Queen Mary Is a 'ramp ship.
When st,.- --nils away she may have all
of ducks aboard, but Yung Duck
will not be among them.
KNOX A SE?\ATE CANDIDATE
Former Set retan of State Says He
Will Seek Oliver'.? Seat.
Pltti ', irgl . Ian IS. Philander I ?
Knox. farmer Secretary <>f State, to
night announced thai lie would he a
candidate for tie United States Senate,
to succeed Senate) George T. ?Hiver,
who has mad? pul ? nli Intention te
? ? it the I pin p resent
term.
LETTER BLASTS
DEBTORS'PURSES
?Golden I low Follows Ap
peal for Payment on
Musty Bills.
HIDDEN DYNAMITE
SEEN IN QUIET NOT!;
Forgetful Customers Fear Free
man. Husband of Author,
Might Publish Names.
New Brunswieh, J?n IS, Heellet sf
the variety that ?-an h? cashed In at
i .> hank just naturally trickles from
the linger ?ips of the Wilklns Fre-ni..
family ' ?arlj suj boah lover ran U
you thi M I Wllbine's realism has
brought ?. r- ..pectabla fortiino to her
and 'i world ?wide fame to l.er No as hing
land neighbors, Bom? of the neighbors
turn un theli noses end say the) ?lot. t
? in o for inch fam?, but n"?-erthelei?
aditiM II ? 'iieir-i,
-, ' ?inr.a-a .'?i. Preeasen, husband
i author, has burst form ?rith an
. . ? m i, promising hit of wealth-pro?
? h : tiK realisi .. 1 ? ora a t., iching lit! I?
? . ds r?: '????? ? |ust ""??
? : day Mr. I reeraan expect i
..? approximate!] |1?W h word
i ilri his plnns ma!i -lalize, Mr.
i rseman, -ual denier, -i'i hav? ?b?
rame,I ? higher ia?.? for his literary
verb man his wife ever dreamed of
.v.u.
Mr. I' reemun. who ha?? been fn the
CO? business In Hetuehen for man;.
. herf?taofore has given ?11 his tlm?
to tudfiae aoal m... tiie best method.?
of markt'.ing 1'. A few day-? ago h?;
chanced t/. examino hi? books ?nd
d i ?covered that tho pnople of Matuchon
Utrs tehlug advunrage of ?ii? open
handed system of giving credit, A
? .il-, s ,th a pencil revealed that
owed exactly |?-.7,?i.>3.r.8.
I hs sum appalled the coal dealer.
?'o'lld ii be ti.at th? peoplo of Metu
?ete unvrilling to pay for the fuel
?ere no willing to accept? Ke
..? . ng h.?? ?rife's direct manner o?
? ??. I .? co-,iri th ? n ? of no simpler
wny o? 4,t.'aim,-.g an answer to the
question ?'...?r. by putting it directly
up to ths people,
Mr Freemen seated himself ?t his
?writei and dashed ear n plein atete
. . ion. He '.'rote:
"Wl '4- . .i ? that ta? sta'emen' WS
: ra ebou! to make ?rill come as a sh<>ck
o - ?? h nest anil ?ell Intentioned peo?
ple in out m dst and that they nil!
promptly remedy the condition of af
faira. On Januar) 1 there was due us
from the people of Metuchen and sub
irb the am of
.-? 1.88,
" omit of it overdue from six months
?u three year?. This doe? not include
several thousands of dollars charged
off to pro:.? and !o?s. Now, any mer?
chant knows that a sale for which ?
-ear's cred I is neeesssry ic a bad sa'.?.?.
We have helped the widow and orphan
and th')-,.; temporarily embarrassed,
(rei'.it ha. been refuse?! to no one who
ha? shov.i-, the slightest disposition te
h'.n him.-elf.
"Wo hav? never doubted the good in?
tentions of our customers. That I?
why we fail to understand this lack of
appreciation. Send US a partial pay
? of viia'. you owe. Then tell us
cu you are situated, and we can ???
[ly arrange for monthly psynients.
You will never mi-is them. an?l you will
be dealing squarely with your fellow
men. Show us that you mesn to do
what is right and w? will meet you
half way.
"Cordially vours,
?MASKING. FREEMAN & BON."
Mr. Fre-jinan had his letter infleited
on the front page of "The Metuchen
Recorder." Th? Indebtedness of ths
inhabitants m? set forth in bif. black
?-t.
!
w
!
Lord&Taylor !
38th Street
FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street
pJAN?AlRY SALES for MEN
ALL SUITS and OVERCOATS
Except Evening and Dress Clothes
Reduced to One Price
$21.00
Suits $21.00
The suits are all this season's
successful styles and materials.
By that we mean hand tailored
suits, approved by men of taste
anil affairs who are careful judges
of their clothing. Models t?i please
every whim and materials to suit
Overcoats $21.00
The overcoats are chill-proof
and "critic' -proof. Single hreast
<d. loose, easy-to-slip-into, warmth
withoui-weight materials. Double
breasted models with slightly ta?
pering waist line. Chesterfield
models. Some lull silk lined, oth?
ers with silk yoke. All have silk
sleeve liiiiiij_*s.
1
??a*
1
any complexion or temperament.
AN Sizes?No Charge for Alteration \it
The Values Are Fxccptional
None (*. 0. D. No Returns. No Fxihangep.
Fw.h Floor
All That a Man Can Demand In Footwear
Is To He Found In These Shoes
?
I es
I *_
I
Bench Wade Shoes
$6.85
? lur 'crmfr PrlCi Itfl SO
Smart styles in Dull
Men's Hoots
. $5.85
( lur i*orr.ier I'riaO a?** 00
and Patent and Tan j ,,, Tan ,,,. ,?|a,.k (a]f
1.4-aTheri-. I
Men's Shoes
$3.95
Ouf Former Prie* M.00
Black, Tan. Russia
(alt' Fare Shoes and
Hlaek Kid Shoes.
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'type In the centre of th? letter, where
none COUld ovnlook It.
The effet | va? stunning. Thos? who
had neglected their <*o,?i hills hurriedly
consulted ki-ch*?? account books and
prepared ta pay. There ees Just ?
Blight f?-?r that the n?xt npp? r| ir..ght
contain 'he name? of ths dcllnuucnte.
Lates! bu! ?tit,? fron. M?tueh*i told
of ?. stream of gold 'hat i? p',uru.ir inte
?he Freeman roil eflcC
BANK MESSENGER
NOW ITS PRESIDENT
Theodore Het/ler, Who Helped
War .Stranded, flec?me-? Head
of Fifth Avenue.
Theod<>re Heuler, who b'fran his
career as ? banK mess? n??ei '.weir.y
i five year? airo, was elected president, of
the Fifth Avenu? Hank yesterday. He
succods A. .S. Frissel!. who had been
president since IMS, ? I d nCW !>,??-,,n,,?
chairman of the honed, Mr. Batalet
?i s res up from th? of?ic? of rise picet
tient.
Prom 1!t modes* nost a? mcsscngci
Mr. H' uler worked his wey up thro igfa
. lepartmente. Hundreds ef strand?
; eil Americans at ths outbreak of the
??? ;, remember him a-? chairman <,t ths
lean committee in London. H?
remained tfi?'n> nr,r:? la'" in the full
i of lull
Thei" i.'e faur n r the h?
?I rectors of the Fifth Avenue Benh
' wn.> l.r'gan the i benhing enraera ?i
i Mr. n r, ' hey
a. ?? James Q Cai foi
dent of th? Fourth ^ianic,
over bj the !
a-id Metals S'etionel; WilHem H. Por?
ter, of J. 1 (organ ?b i IB. B.
Fancher, vi? pie I the o?r.'<.
i re bank ,s '--i "?? .1 sn ?. ,* I
? ? ins! tuti in or ?r;e sity as the
"school for 1 .ink o.iicet';-."
Though the Fifth Avenue Banh pays
no Interact ti." deposit? have reached
a retord amount of 920 Th??
last sal?., of the ?tock brought, i4,,*80
a ?hare.
Other changes wer? announced yes?
terday in the los'er of New York banks
holding elections. Jonathan C.rrev rs
tirad as Urhsidont of the Me.tropo.i*..n
Savings Bank aft--- holding that posi?
tion for thirty ;,eari. tie was succeed?
ed bv Augustes Bchaell H>rrhins, of
A B. i \v. Butehins. William Sberer,
manager of the New Yor?. ' rar: u*
House, was elected Bret rice-prs ,
and I?. I>. Andrews ?CCOnd OCS prcsi?
del *?
r rank V, Bald H ?. w-,? elected presi?
dent of the Hud?on Bafe Deposit <~om
par.y, icceed ng Elverten Ii. Chap?
man. John (fcrken succeeded Louis tl
Hollowny as riea preild?
A a result t.f tn? ps-sirr of control
of th? Mew Torh rroduee ?.?change
Banh to th.? Uechenies ?4 Metals S>'a.
tii tal Banh, Gutes '?'?'. MtsGarrah wa?
. -, ?. i pre lident, Jobi R
rr.?tie rice-erccident, and Thomas B.
Nieolli cashier, tl the anual meat
,n^ o." ha Ast?.. Trusl Company *,. B.
?a-?e de.'hi,i?d reflection, eausing a va?
cancy un ihe bo..:
Danieli to Talk Preparedness
Josephus Iisnie'.s, Secretary of the
Navy, ?rill deliver a iecture a* the
.Na'ional Pemocr-'lc Club to-n
afternoon ??n "Ne? a; Preparedness."
This is the ?irst of a series o** lectures
on subjects that the administration de
lirei to bring to the attention of the
public.
??________^^__~
25 YEARS AQtf
Cua-rant-wd Wartfaet, ,_.
j practically unknown, T___
th?y are rmurOeet as th* b_5
snd safest farm at IwejtnrZ?
i Buy ?ur ^*0.
5%
I GUARANTEED MORTGAGE,
I LAWYER? MORTGAGE C0
aiCHsao as. hubo, avs-asa*
' c;ipi'isl Surplus ?\ Pr $9,1)06 Oft
rBBf l_ "?-- '
?t-**(-?-B>?BBB_?B_nn_'-T-_-n_-_aaM^^.
OBSERVATION^
FOR REAL NEUTRAL
Vlinir. Who Wandered b?
1'olice Station, Never Heard
of the War in fcurop?.
Wkai hr, ? Id mmb -?- man ttlitni
Um Wast Fart*" asvsall Dtiai* ?>-?.?
atattaa ? itsaaal Fr?,
' ' 'or ?k
' ' ''???.
? ' ' ' I - - ?
A-skina '?"' , ? ? :
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' * -t-l
f*?tjt sal h
.-?>????? ill rtaeea <_? a__
oader esBti i
"Do ? .. hsre yoi sriT ??,
lieutenitnt ajk??d.
? | Um i ? *r i? **?*?
"I)-.'.
"Do a tat ?ftar It l-*"
- heard ht jo," ripllej *_.
il raai ?
an la yea mm f.-crar uu-i
I.i??"i"rr.?.r- r-r e,
"Moriian'own. Psnn. Ira -*, tat
rnlr.er," rr.'jrrbed f'.e msi.
"How did you g-et hers?''
"Talked i -om?n'."
'"Whs*'" ;. oir rems""
:?-... : ? *wen7-t!ii?V
all It 1
'Dbbbo Narret "want to lehwl,"
l la aaal I rys o. UfSa t'.ntt
aearchi-d. In nil <-!oihes a*r? a trut
of br?n!, ?our .arg': r.a**- BjC|
broker. jTa.r of scion, fear bu.'.tts,
ami s clippiaffi "How * Main "i* |
Week In N-'v York I it*" ly bmmj
Mere:.* ndlSS
"Wbb1 d?lai It *r.sr {.:,.
pin??" as*.ed Fry-.
"i sai .- I ? ;-". 1..t ?: -,:t
isr.
"I?on't yoa -net then i? a war en h
til M ! ' ??'aie!
IBl
i-r h?.ard of it '
Say, ? ;. -.- In
?old me you had m*. Wh?ft
Vt ?? ' ar.'t i" Said Fry?, u
? ? ? ? ; Sees t-?rcr.:i|
K . ' ihsd the Jo1).
The' bi-r miner shoved his hsB?J u ?
| ' . -i
east.
'?? H?i:
quarts ? i ? i i ?
? ?? . r .1? .-.;?'.' ? >
Dr. Bises sad I larst ism
obaer I " if?BtraU (orr
(fan did yMtSTdaj after-aes.
IMA0?.IANCQ
?'j'ja. ??-,?'.'!- "ffj?--? ai tht Atal'in-Vacaliart srxi tkt /?-.?ui P ?-- j
i'** .?.?'. Larittt Mannjactiirtrsai MtSttssA Imirimeru In tk- A,-'J ?!?..''
i ??;,,.;;;i NBWYORK AFOT TAN HA? T BR( !VN ' ,
Mtyxi a?w??te_ndsc -AfiWlaAW ?TL-VUl^ -.,.. ?fc
'? .?iV-<:!:?;:;:-:;':-i;;??r--'r-^*rr-.r!*;::- ..?, /_g?E
makers?men of highest mu' -
sical taste and talent, and arti'
WM$!?4 sans ?f grcat gcnius iis wc^
Every facility of modern
science, and the manufacturing .
methods of today, have aidca V
k- >,,;e;? them in making the Weber tone ,.: ? ?'.
?::i?,J';,'|:v.; the finest pumo tone in the world. - < ?
r''':^r'v;^ A popular new model of the W
tVU^wM Weber is the beautiful small grand \\".'
?ttYJ '?>',::?< ?V^Ut! W tilt. latdUUIUl ?-UUX.a b.- ,
?vh/c'/'"'/? a live-toot C?rand of exquisite K
? ?'?'?? .?i /y & ?- *.- .? ??'-. i ?
ara?
-.A lear.
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