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HOOSE TAMED.
BUT NOT YOKED
patins Takes 1 xception
(oHHIes (her "Breach
Being Healed.*1
pooORlaSSlVES SHOW
FONDNESS FOR rM'CAl I
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SAYS NOTHING. GF.TS $50.<
riattntifr Defeata Elaatve Olivet
l ii> |{i??tii r?a Mach Trial.
Jaal MO.OOO waa the Marked d?
? >" ? g im in? thai Miaa Mu.. Dam? ?.
prettj Im]? nearaighted plaintiff, aa
for her h lie. hnc heart yeaterdai li
breach o?' promlae aail agaiaal ?Mi
at 14 Eaat 1 ortj Ural Btret
Mar? than 100 in tarea ted peetal
reaped with horror or ahooa a
amueentenl aa witneaa aftei witn
' Onlj the preea tabla lool
naivelj atupid and blankly worried
i ti o -. laaa pencil ?
? Inaida pocket - l h? y bad ne
' the i.: ? of lip ?. ading, and
i.:l I'lf ai naational pointa
the n.i.fk truil V. i.i \. aterdaj at
\. ? *! .-? K Rchoe ''..: the Hard of He
Ina
?* , gui !^'P,| ,.f
ilOgUe I" 1 .v . . M M|va Tj
loi h:-..! Mias Sanderson, ."> "The A
.. watt
m a nil close attention and 11?
writing the converaation from memo
".? ? j toi \. ol whi?
portera entirely miaaed the point, a
'";.i ni' '? aame mann
Mra M ilton Toe ne i.' .1 Mn?, .1
?hi- w innera m th? ?? I
; rincipaj then :.~-.. .i l
ineatii na, of a hich Hi
. te the anaa era, with Mra, K
? .??! na a liners.
: i .; ? of Ihe programi
trial, with Mi
K ii plaintiff William
live Oliver, Han
?;. Gull ver aa chief witneaa and Mi
lelaon and Mlaa i'auli
CHILDRENS* FRIEND
DEDICATE COUR
Five Hundred Attend Exercisi
at Ne? Manhattan
Structure.
? | , ? ? ? childr? n'i
187 Eaat Twenty-aecond Street
arg? - eel institution. I ?
> ? I, a i?. - formal I ?
? n, whin t'?. ? hu?
us interested in child weif ai
work aaaembled thtre for dedicatio
-? - W1 the building hi
:n nai
? let Hi hare bee
appropri?t io
? -' the courthouse, mor
and will be n
turned to the cil y. which, a
'? ' ? nt of th
f Aldei ? . rut it. "is moi
.
V? -? I hr..l bee;.
? ? ?: the build r
? in the coi,: '
by Borougl
Maren M. Mai En
?' ? ? Societv fo
ntion of Cruelty t
? M. Glem mm i tt
of the Charity ? h ra?
.-. Franklin Cha.-'
Hoyt and Mr " \ ny.
arka li ? \
nnoth? I ipent to i
r ii ? round a rard?
? i ? 11 ' : ?
? ? xamination migl I
tead of in the
? - mim,
thoaa present were Mrs. W
K Y ? Ira. I i < "> : I
? Alderman Thomai Parley, lomnw
>;. rrv Al lerman W
irna, Mrs. William ?
strong iVadhama, of General
'? gietrat McA loo
?
? i relay, Coma
?'. p?th Ring . !'"
< ommiai ion? r W? odi
-. Bryan, Wilkcna,
DR. PARKHUFST
TO ANSWER SUIT
(lets Until February 10 to Reply
to Candy Charges.
I>r. i Parkhurat, pastor *>f
S ? ? i't. ibyterian
Church, will have until February l1' to
- tlie charge of having virtually
-. ? . n i ? ? .
? . h he was vice-preaident, accord
the ruling of Charles A. Tiplinp,
? Loaf Uland C'y \e-ter.h.y
Tha immediate lala of the candy fac
? ? . vain? d i I 922t ? bat.k
? ;. eeding wa ??? ? red by the
?. . ..
NU trace of the company'?, booka,
? d aapp? ared ahi n ??? real .
? the compar j 'i tai ri? I fli
December, could be obtained
i.alf a dozen former
unplo>e?. of the: company had b. ?
01 the stand.
Harry II. Schutte, eounaal for the re
f the American
William F.
? r of the
? y. will be aaked on February 10
? - $600 all? ,?? 3 to
have been cashed i y bim for mi I
ihandise bought by the con.;
??'A . ? , Mr. Grinter the option
of turning I |B00 ? ? ? t<. the re?
ceiver or of pi i't he bo?
show why he should be credited with
?1 t.. h s personal account," Mr. Schutte
laid.
Chauffeurs' Outfits
Spe<
?
cial
$43.50
Oiercoat, Suit and
Cap if Match
neat, perfect fit?
? durable) the
Yts\ value i? Motor
? ir ? hsutTi
? - bought ^
?Double - breasted ' ?vei
? -.
! ri usi ?
reeches. A t -??;
Chauffe i
Made ol slil>
? il whipcord In two
. nt gray snd In
Ihe outtil completea
$4.1.50, or, a. I
i ivcrcoal $25.00
. I16.S0
. . $200
alth Iwo pairs ol
i rousers or Breechel 01
? <it 4-jc!i?$23.50
Il $57.50, $75.00 BBd $125.00
teed Walerprool?$20 sad $22
. atali ?gu< Mailed on Reijuesl
BROADWAY AT 49th ?ST.
HACKETT MINUS
U TENNIS CUPS
Internationalist's Apart
ment at Hotel Nether
land Looted.
TROPHIES MELTED,
DETECTIVES SUSPECT
PollCC Commissioner Woods,
Personal Friend, tn Charge
of Search.
Hai anybody sorn any new qaertev?
or half dol?an that took 1 <k?> .?l?.tr??n
tenais trophies?
"I don't know hoe it eras," ?aid llnr
?.LI 11. Hackett, the feiaoas tennia
player n"?I Davis Cup Internations -t.
j. terday, "bul those eups lust i ta
ra ly vanished from mj Bpartment? at
the H??!? i Netherland. The tro
? i ro Inscribed, of course, ?t r. ? 1 i ,
, v now the t ? ? ' si ?? melted 'ei np
to rc)\ 'em. They'd niiiU?? nice round
silver doliera, wouldn't they?"
i ? , ? aterdav thai t In? at h
? i..,-- ?., ?n
thii ? in nl!
probabil it) utilised the Are saeape.
ince id.m detective? have put betel
rmployea ?'?i the rack? saerebed pawn
???i m.I i.l. gi aphed i" ill important
bul te H" avail.
< ommisaloner Arthur Weeds i-< s
lennla player and fee, ?? frisnad el
llackett nuil :? fellow meraber <?f tlit?
Wrest i Ide Tennis Club, tli<- lergeat Bad
I wealthiest tennia club In Hi? eeaatry.
\',i Woods, therefore, baa aparad ae
. tTi.rt. to eat? h il.?? run tbievi ?
"Thej were trophies won in tut??
?h ," explained Hackett. "Tho oliliT
? i ? i l have m a \milt. Tin' Uiieve?
not milk in.'k Hi.? tr?.|iln???. luit a huh
? ? ?-. .1 travelling inn- sad s ?-?.uch
i-..kit- fhej '"ti l"t? <?i" leeser cape,
taking tli?' be?I onlj. I ma ?' -jay thei
iiinl rare tai '?? "
Win? old in- ???ni fer Bist sen placee
of silvi : i, -nil- ?, ,.i bargain, judging
from the !i-t of tin? trophies. Tlirv
"?i. all double ? prise . git en m a? ent?
m kk in. I, Hack o had been a partner
I rederick B Alexander, ?ith whom
!.?? ?m the national tJtlc fur rears;
kkith Raymond D. Little, Maurice K
McL? UR-blin, Lyta !.. Mahan, K. < . In
h ni' and inrliuii p, Gardner, the Call
v ho fui merly eompeti ?I m
l Bat? i h ?.?ninamenti
"it m i he custom, yeu knew," aaid
llackett, "to give both men iili-ntu-al
prizes --??" I can ??'" to Krril Alexander,
who ketrp? bia m h vault, and b? ?? f?imi?
? h. whet ninny of p y Btolen pris?e
looked ht??-"
Amolli' the missing trophi???. ui?rr ihr
rhallenge bowl given m the New York
Statu championship ?nil ?"-i outright
? ith Mi - tndei m I.???*. 1909 an.I 1911;
the Newport National All Comer?*Tour
? i i i', v.'?'i with Alexandet in
Oi the Pelm Beach Cup, won
with Inman m 1918; a email edition of
tb? Pavii Cop, won with Maurice E.
Mrlaous*! lu m 1918, when Hackett rap
tained 'he United Bl ttea l?nvis i up
teatn, und tl" Rvabrighl Cup, ?ren with
?
SUFFRAGE SCOUTS
TO TRAIL WILSON
President Will Hear of Old
Promises at livery Stop
on Defence Tour.
MUST ACCOUNT FOR
TALK WITH CONGRESS
Executive, (ireetinj" Here Will
He. "Have You Boosted Amend?
ment? If Not, Why?"
"Preparedneaa for Preaidenl Wilaon"
is the motto of the hour al 'ho Con?
greaeioaal I nion. When the I'resl
ib'iit srnvc? at the Waldorf Aetoria to?
.la?, ha arill be greeted bj" a larga dele?
gation of lulfragial . prepared to a?.k
him: "What about the iu(Traga bill?"
Arrangements for the Interview have
bean Intruated t.. Mrs. William K? I
v. if.? of th? Kepreaentativa from Call
furnia.
When tin? Prealdent gave the ?'on
greaaional Union n hearing on tha Pad
tral amendment December fl at the
V.I ?p Hou?e he laid: "I ?hull confer
with my eolleagv at th? other end
of 111?* av.nue upon tint nuilt.?r " The
Bromea will ,??.? nim h in. hHi had thai
conference vat, and if nal why net
Mn. <?. ll. p. Belmont will lead the
deputation, am1 will b<> accompanied
i . >li? John Rogara, jr., Mrs. Robert
IS lea, Mi- Lewii [.. Dela?eld, Mr.
Robert Adamaon, Mra Marcua M Marks
ami Mra Charlaa Beard,
Preaidenl Wiloen will bava man
than the |ihi"i!i-.!m on hit trail during
li im preparedneaa tour. The inlTragiata
declared yeaterday thai wherever be
went then- they would be, toe
"He needn't think that Washington
Bnd N't".' Y?.ik m the on!) citira in
the country where women want to
vote." sai.i Miaa Doria Btevoaa yeater
day, "We have organisationa in ovary
city where he la acheduled to ?peak,
ami wa ahall make it a point to ask him
about preparedneaa for rota foi worn
en."
Women who tip!.I Into the Woman
.v?offrage part) headquartera yeaterday,
expecting riota and arra - and all the
othei thrilling things luppoaed to be
attendant on polling placea, were .1 ?
appointed. Miaa Mary (?urrett Hay
?aid it teaa becauaa women can do any?
thing bettor than men can, even ta run?
ning election! in Neo ? ork City. He
thai aa it may. the simple fact ia tnat
election day under the austragt
i. m produced i .. mor? diaorder ;han a
Sunda) school picnic on a rainy day.
The admiaiatratlon ticket for bor?
ough offleera waa elected naaaimoualy,
aM foiio^M: Chainaaa, Miaa Mary (iar
retl Hayj rice-chairman, Mra. Martha
Wentworth Suffren; lecretarjr, Mra.
rhomai B. Wella, and treaaurer, Mrs.
Richard Aldrich.
Iiirrrtori elected were Mr?. Robert
MaeGregor, for The Hronx; Mia
i.ella Barker, Brooklyn; Mi?s Katha
mi.' B. Davia, Manhattan; Mr*. Joaeph
i ? q ]... "*. tnd Mra. \ J. Mea
berry, Richmond.
The eitj convention will be held on
?? . ? ? Friei da1 Meeting H..u?p.
JUDGE PUTS PATCH
ON SHATTERED LOVE
Warring Couple. Steeped in
Suits. Admit Affection Still
Strong, and Ihen a License.
(?f eearee, il work? ? hardehip on
-, - ' i. ta when the wedding f?'M-?t ii ealled
off ami a?rerai kin?l? of legal artion
aubatitated f??r the wedding bella Hu?
f'vft Lader and Charlea E ten decided,
on the era <>f their weddm,;, that the
?chati baa waa wrong when be picked
?hem for each ether and assured them
th?'V would I" happy ever a tt '
The wilful young pair ???lit the rahhi
away, summoned their lany" ?nd in
formel rhfir ir'i'--T ^ that tney could
appear h- witneaeea m a hr?'Hch of
promise suit an?) another artum f?ir
the return of numerous irit"'- that had
ihaaged hands while th?'ir ayea were
Minded h y love.
That BOeount ? for a ?uit pendirif? in
'he Supreme Court aatltled Leder
rereui El. breach el premise, ?iam
iiir-a IIOjNO, aad aaother suit .n the
--i-ennd Hranrh Municipal ?Court BB?
titled Eisen versus -Leder, for |?M8
Hut it dot ? boI aceou. action
-n Justice John It. Davlee'i court Mon
?
The eouri hHil reaehed the point ? I
teking evidenee ?n Eii it's suit
had heard numero .
? n g h i s a ta t
? ? heart ?a dian ? nd ??? erl %',(05, ?
locket worth |ll
value, all of - : to in re?
turned. The ?rhatrhen va? th*>re to
;,ml,unce that he had made the match,
?md the man who had made the wedd.ng
rake wm dolefully shaking hu head
beceuaa it eaa not ta be eaten
Attorn? Emanael Klauaaer then h?.|
? p|r,i?ion 'hat changed I
trend af I
iva Miaa Ledert" he *<k?*d.
"-?'ire I do," WIS the reply "[
a I way a will."
... i.;,- m looked larpriaad.
Then he railed Miss I,e.|er
"Tea hear v.huf r? ?ay?* i?o you
| ra ' ' ? ' i iadged a iked.
"Yea, judg", if n? near,? what h?
a. 4 I <i 'hat is, [ know I eoulda't
, she said.
of eourao, then ??' aa reason la
ontinue oitaev a breach of promise
suit or compel the return of the pr?s
?ta after that. Bo JusMie |l*\ie?
aid he would continue th? case until
:av 'o giv. 'tf *wo an opnor
tunity to readjuat their p!aris to
aaa riewa
Apparently M long a time wi'! no*.
leeaarj*. Kisen got the liceni?
? terday, and :< aaia ta have sent
another valuabla u fl to the I.eder
home at l?M Attorn? ? StrtM '
?? - ?
Republicans to Dance To-Night.
The Republican Club of the N
Aaaembly Diatrid will hold it?, annual
ball to night at Terrace Cardan, Flftp?
?ighth Street and Third Avenu? Aa
dora "f boxea wha ara expected
*.. attend an. s.-ra'nr Ogdon t.. M
Bannard, '?? '^?ra! Howard Car?
Udaiman Lauren '? ?arrel . .1
. .John Henry Rag ?
mom). Commiaaioi '?'? . U Hay?
? ? Ra ;.'i Foika Thomn? f, ?Ve*.
ion, Republ '.can load? r of tl
at .| \. ? ; - n of th?
1 .
She's There
The thermometer
was down to 18.
?'- There was snow
on the ground and ice on the street.
We got in?three of us?and ?sat
down in the rear seat; about 660 pounds
of human weight.
Fred, the driver, tickled the carbu?
retor?and off we sped up Broadway.
She traveled along smooth as silk.
Once or twice she stopped at the cop's
whistle for lateral traffic.
We were a.stounded at the pick-up.
That 3400 r. p. m. engine of the
Chalmers Six-30 seemed to have the
stuff in her.
And the way she hugged the road
was a caution.
It was no time at all until we arrived
at the foot of Fort George JI ill. There
had been almost no traffic* on the hill.
A team certainly couldn't get up that
grade.
One look at the hill was discouraging.
It made us feel as it we would ?sooner
get out and let the other fellow ride up.
But Fred threw her into second and
sped the engine up. She walked right
up and up without a groan. It was a
thriller.
\Yc certainly got a good idea ofthat
3400 engine speed. The fa.stcr the engine
spun, the slicker she ran. We didn't
notice a throb in lier.
"Good Heavens!" said the gentleman
on inv left, "if shell climb an ice-coated
$1050 f. o. h. Detroit
precipice on .second, what'll she do on
nigh on a day in May!'
Fred ran us down and then swung
over to the foot of Abbey Hill.
To look up at that snow-covered
plateau made us think of pictures of the
Balkans. We thought, of course, Fred
would slip her into .second and let it go
at that. But no, Fred slipped lier into
high and ?sank the accelerator button to
the door board.
She hit the first turn at twelve miles
an hour and twisted her way up one
turn after another, getting fitster and
faster, until finally passing the la.st turn
we were all hanging on to our hats.
We passed the inn at the top going
32 miles an hour, and Fred might just
as well have locked her in high with a
Yale lock at the start, because he never
touched the gear shift lexer.
Well, we came back to the inn and
got out and looked her over. The little
beast certainly had the stuff in her, we
all had to admit.
"Abbey Hill is no joke, "said the party
on my right, "and neither is this car. I'm
not strong for any more Paul Revere
rides in mid-winter, but I would cer?
tainly be glad to go again, becau.se this
one has been a stimulate?". You can
write it down in your memo book that
she's some animal. If I were writing
the Chalmers ads, I would write nothing
but performance, for she sure can
perform.'
George ?Stowe, Manager
Cluilmers .Motor Co., of New York. Inc.
BiToadway at 60th Street, New York
-Bedford Ave. find Fulton St, Brooklyn, N.Y.
2527 BouiYvard, Jersey City, N.J.
Ftairfield Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
Berten Auto Co.
('. S. '-.(iwHnl?
( entre Morn-lie?, GemgB
Whipfalli Gonge
-Roae ta Hibbertd
HtT-watta Central ('?arape
Yai.?.t Brothers Gange
llexamer Motor ( 0,
The Poete* Company
The Filio*? Autn Ce,
Southampton Garage
City Hill Gange, In.-.
( ornwell ?i?. M'>r<-?1
White Jiriil.
CaMleton Motor ( ir ( o,
?meSi W. Murr. II
Blue ?Ribbon Garage
C. W, Smith Gai igt
.1. M. Kishpaugli
I.aiult rs Motor <Si Stjj? ?.? I v
Co.
Rutberfced & Paso-iic, N. J.
I a?! Ilii!il|iti>n. L. I.
Centre Moru-ht-s, L. I.
Nyack, N. Y.
Yonkere, V Y.
P.-rt ( h.-ster. N. Y.
South Nortvalk, ('?un?.
m imford, i nun.
Pacaaeatiilk k Ch.|'???'|ua.
N. Y.
Dinhiirr, Conn.
Southampton, I?. I.
I'at?-r?..?ii. N. J.
It'.v.rli.'.ul. !.. I.
I-- l'r.-fii..tit Avenu??, Hronx,
N. Y. Che
Weal N'.'w Brighton, S. 1.
Ciiti-liogiir. L. 1.
Oyster Muy, L. I.
Great N'tvk, L. I.
Newton, N. J.
M iieola, I.. I
Stannard'i i ?arage
l!ii liiinuiil liiii ( raiagt
Hiiii-iHi Gari??
Kxcelsior Gar ige
Henry Martin
Krause a*?. Pen a
Port Washington, I.. I.
Hi? hm.?ml Kill. I.. I.
Huboken. S. J.
W. Hobtokea. N. .1.
llirri-o?. N. J.
Hnliil? ken, N. .1.
M , i Street Garage
Jakei' Gaiaac
II.-III'.-1 III. I. I.
Lynbrook. I.. I.
Searhy bit'ni uti
Mi. h.-l-S.-hn.-i.li-ri l irage.Inr. Mt. Vernon, N. Y
'luttciiville. Garage
White Plain? i israge
( rutofl Gai-age
Blue Arm? 11 trage
I'. Moacbera ?s. Son
( ?iluminan l.r i?- < ??.
-Red S(irili|?r ( ? ir igl
1 otteneille. Steten I -.land.
New York
White Plaine, N. Y.
(rut.m. N. Y.
Nfw Ca-a-saan, Coaa.
I ,,i? rent e. I,. I.
K'.-|..'rt. I.. I.
(Wen Core, !.. I.
(. miner Motor & Garage ('<>. Rockeille Centre, I.. I.
Otten Bros. Garage
Hr.. ni? iv ( ' ?r il''
II- M art :il Au'.. >hn|.
(l&iiiiing Gar i-i?". In? -
1 ranklin Gar in?
trank ,>L At ?l'errer
I. mu ngd ?le, I.. 1.
Iliikatrilie, I. I.
-Rayshote, 1- f.
Otvsining, N. Y.
.1 minim, !.. I.
?East blip, L, 1.
John Van Benschoten
White M.'i.irs i ...
?. i I'r-.-K na I ii-.-tn,- c?.
I' id.It Zuai Motor < ir i ...
i h .ni?, m'a Auto ( I liege
Neu Branaa irk ( i trage ( ??.
Mf ker Motor Car i...
I reii II \' ?n llorn
L. I . Lauikius Garage
Poughketrpsie, N. Y.
He ? H i'.'-ii. ( onn.
I orringtoo, ( onn.
Newark, N J.
A ?bur) ?Park, N. ?'.
Sea HriinsvMi k, N. .
I'i.iinil'-1?;. \ . .1.
I lank, V .1.
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