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CHARITIES BOARD
FACES ACCUSERS
Tried to Block Inquiry In?
to Institutions, W. J.
Dotterty Testifies.
?CALLED OFF Ml N
KINGSBURY NAMED
Mate Inspectors Couldn't Se?
Scandalous Conditions. Asserts
nmissioner's Counsel
Member* of - Board of
Char 11 *o ?top
the 1 ttes ap
?
.irltlo?
'
:
>tro: .
ink.-, -i
?
into C? rabury'?
Chartres tl ihould
not h?\r
tution? for the car?? of children, be- |
oaus. hud.
\V. H. 'I ?ho represented
Mr. I l?l*i in 0-penll
ca?e, '.A "scandalou* condi- '
I -
?.'?te board mu?t have
ra??ed thr
-
"1 maintain," he ?ata. "that befor*?
ite? 1?
I to any I by the state
boBr ! ftt th?.?
? :?ion which are fair to the pub
- I Inmate?."
.stltutlon? Criticised.
T?-rc- - been
To ten he has
? y are,
?lome of ti nmy, at I
?
?
'?
?
eola.
-
Comn
chlPdr
. . .
bury' 1" March.
Ing the ?tardar
ildren. Dr. ?..
f th?? New Yori
Hasf.nfrs-on-llui
tant :
v-tetn
Sheltering Guar
ville, N. Y., -A
and Fath'
of th* Lincoln Ar
'ndaie, N. V.,
member.
TelU of Interference.
Interfere! ce
-? work
"1 r
?
?> com
Mr. Dohi
?Aere I
"We:. ? -> lndnea? other
a ork v"
r. Mulry a
with
?
CHAPLAIN IN SINO SINO CAS
The Rev, l>ter?a,?n Will Dseasribe Ce
dUlon? t?> Grand J""
\ ? if .Va
| un? of Su
, I] be n witness befoi
? Grand Jut- to day
i? underatood that be will teatify i
?on? m "i the In
. ?? I : ?
Xi ? which Tb'?nia? Mo
p, , ? him expir?
> |a?1 nigl
?
... ?> tecl
. he,
a
BURGLARS LOOT SYNAGOGU
\\ . .h.nan lVtaln<-.l b? StrsngeT f
Phone While Robbers Work.
A stranger knocking- at
th.? Bynagogua Chewra Radlachc Ei
en. 6?1 Imvi? Street. last I
attrn. '
nan. Louis Seho?
"It's the telephone ucro?? the street,
tranger. "11 int."
- Inter the watchman N
He had been talking all tb
. asked eo
and would
tity. Afral
rod th
?r too!? wer
il
PAYS $3,600 ALIMONY
AS A "GIFT ' TO ART
John A. Chaloner's "Friendl*.
Act" Is Taxed 1 Per Cent.
A? ha? b.en
year?, John Ar
!a, formerly Chanler, of Nev
York, h:i? .
? Rive? Troubetz
- account,ns
?
was filed in court, thic g
livorce frorr
?
"It
.
" mnile
-red "
tax.
?
w n.
ADELE RITCHIE DIVORCED
Mer La?. > er Denle*? Ri-port? About
? - IU'marriage.
:
Phill
-
44 8? g|
?
whom ?he was married a f?
in Stamford, Tonn. :
the decision rumors
she toon would bf
on what ground?
-
? -
LITTLE BROTHER TAKES
SISTER'S CALLER'S GIG
Police Alarm Cuts Short Boy's
Ride In Florist Wagon.
Diedrzicke left th? ?:
wagon he wan drivinr ? to call
Borneky at S63 East Forty
resaw no trouble,
1 rother
? n. Stephi
ney, ?aw th?i
as sent out. by the
police, and wh< tmore
"PeteT ^
?
Knox
At.KjrUtiA*
Millinery
Advanced Spring Styles
A HAT FOR EVERY OCCASION
Fcirrrial and Informal
Caan. CAm*. Moffler?, ro?*?.
Stilt taaea, lia??. Mat
Rndirt$ Crop?. Cane?. In
au. all with the Stamp o? Kno. ?t\\ Avenue at ?10th Street
L*a-J?j??*-?-ri?-*?. 161 Broiwdway, Singer Building
HITS WISBRANDED
FOOD AND FABRICS
House BUI Would Close
Interstate Commerce to
False Labels.
MAKER AND SEI LER
I IABLE TO FINES
$500 Portait \ for I irst Offence
Prison for Further
Violations.
he 1 ? ?
Waal Ian. 81. ITnaerupuloug
marufi ? r,.np unfair
' '* ' ' ling their products Im
?ly will be hard hit if a bill ap
sl committee of three
. and intri
. >, of
ild be ? nacted.
The measure would bar from Int. ??
trade anj
rnun
try, which i* mi? It is a com
. ire. Including in its scope
?m to
d ilriiK law,
of the so
ieil at mn
f ,-lnihs and other materials.
It was dra
Barkley, Montague an
?.;.y person
whc ?hull ship oi ;>ment
from any el 'ory or tin
?inibla. to any other state,
territory or | Columbia,!
ory or the
?
?
lumbia, or :' ntry, ami :
so received ?hall deliver in original un
?
.-?.y other i
?
' -
thei - i nr
?
'eelarcd '
ed:
I re nn imitation of or are
? nie under the name -
r article.
the conten! package, as
.i re
.
.-raved, pril
ipon 'ueh ?
t
a'hich
?
from
? real chari
? ? ?
inded at
t ma
that the ai
- sale.
Plays and Players
of the Film World
Milton C. Work, chairman of the
' of dlrei '? ? World Film
? . in n statement on the re
i the World
r. of the \ n
tinn depart
?
-
- Powell,
; dmund Lawrence,
. -
\rthur
lenry
Wallace 1!
"The Clarion," Snmuel Hopkins Ad
by the I- rjuitable, will be released on
e most rem
-en.
a'.y hau been engaged by |
? ture,
ime."
Henrv B. Walthall ha? bought an
Ht picked the make hy igi
?
The Fox publicity department nn
erfously a- - I it that
? ?
became a
blew a hti
I thrill in
.
Joie Ray on the Shelf.
Joie Kay. N'atioi il \
champ
I
-
I
? ?
I i
nOOCOCK LEFT $2fiS.n97
Rankei Wbo MH<*<I Wife and lllnnrlf
I ,ff III I?. ? hll.lr.ii
Howard Rooeock, ? inker, ?'ho killed
hi? wife and e< "incido on
March 22, 1911?, left an sstata rained si
17 bj the tran ifer tas ?pi"
?,. will be held in trust for
id,, minor rhildren, Kenvon snd Mary,
until they are twenty nve (reari old,
will recel' ? equal
,!,,,. M, Boocock 1180,000
which was
a ?rift to him from his father, an
? 000, and 1 -
Th.- banker also owned .'i'1" shai
I.chigh Vallej Raili ap
deposits amount
?
ANVH CHORUS FOR POLICE
Blacksmith? <>f l^.ng Island 1 it?. Lose
Vehicle Perking Privilege.
Rlacksmil K Island ? lity are
beating ? >. for rolles
tor Johi J. Collim has ordered
thai no bl - ?? " ve
Ib front "i ?hop while
blacksmith? runs nol to the contrary,
parking space has been allowed In
I
led 1
say, tl
BOGUS C0LLECT0R
PLEADS GUILTY
Fraudulently Ohtained Money in
Connection with Tribune
Magazine Offer.
1 Henderson. ?\ho for neveral
:- fraudulent col
with the miiga
offer of The rribune, yest. Hay
barge of
Herr?
in Sj-ieci 11I .Sessions,
Bnd 4.. a I for sentenr.
Mondaj. Ile rrested
? of Lindenmeyr ?fc
?
- em -
und in tf .
?
'
Hill
I
be an im
?
- ' ?
-its.
? son's iwii
-.mall sur
uaa put ''
n at the '
? of the
. and when i
It is 1 !
that ai similar charge.*
44ill b?
WHO'S BEEN TINKERING
WITH BARON'S CREDIT?
l.archmont Noble Issues "Won't
Pay" Notice Mis Wife Puzzled.
Boy, page Baron de Pntter?ori! For
two da In the
?hat "A. V. Pa"
? Raron de Patt? ? luid not be
respoi .-tits contracted in his
?
?ho could have been
??. ith his er>
Mrs "mues to appear
whole proceeding, and
be found
day to shed light upon the p:
red in a brown
suit and a hat with a : 1
at l.archmont on the
iterday
?
iie was n
?1 the evening ?
Urn -
M him home until lute
?
?v, too who's made
in the
paper. y are you asking mo
about It? ?>h. well, it ia strange,
it? B on?'
.1 be inter. I night."
m
ROW OVER PISTOL JAILS TWO
Man Had (,un. Woman ?Taime-d?Po?
liceman Settles IMapute.
Km 1 t 736
: 44' 11 h
them the unlawful
mall, pearl-hand ?
? ? brought Patrolman .Shaw
?
? midnight. He foul
nd, but Mr
trum :
nd then the po
1. <>:: her
to rob
CARL ft WILSUN
STRAND ROOF C.ARniN
-
IAN I OY EVtNTS NlfiHTLY.
In ..u. CONTEHT. fn, 10.
MOTHER ANDBAI
SAVED BY LADDE
Rabbi, Shrouded in Smol
Hands Women and Chi
dren Out Window.
II RESCUED FROM
I.IIRNINO TENEMEf
i Iht Rev. .losepri Postier, H<
?if I ire. Refusing Aid.
Climbs Down.
Ml the features that go ?o r rik?
ha r "main?? motion pirtuie or
? ng the Flames"
nf ?'nuke, flames shooting si
irms and sensational r>
nnd eliilrlren by i
of ladders were present nt t
that destroyed the ?nterin*
foui ment at 4!t0 I'oliimb
nue, ni'iir Eighty fourth Stre
?
As H '. . r ' a mot
npparatus, swung down Columbus Av
nue, Captain Grehan gave a comma!
ore speed. Visible in every wl
dow were women bio! children, son
nut on the window led?-..*, stun
injf ii. .;.-kground ?
Klare.
The apparatus had hardly itoppi
members of the compar
i and that of an engine company hn
1 the SB-foot ladder? against tf
building. The , ind tillerma
? threw on *
outs of "Take your time," "lion
jum?:,:' "Get back from the windows
I coming from the Cremen ?crnmblin
up the laddei fled with th
screams of women and children as th
smoke curled pfl?t them and th
Bundle Held \e? Baby.
re appeareri in *rn
? | ' man in c
Heel
? ?. which I
? ? ?
t'i a new bon.
I
rb had die
but before
? ? mar. could climb In I
.
? I down ai ?'
n few minul me two
- im the
Ut the
?
?
He was the Ri ? er, a
East 106th Stre. ? !
. i, who
.
-.
ren Mn
two
?
- sd Mn
m the to|
?1 ort time Mr?. Mary
ind Mrs. Jai
mick
?
? en had decided that '
is out of thr. bullding,
turned 'hi. : ' ?? Are
'.? Indow, Mr?. I-? ? ? mpbal i
l eared ?* a third (loor u i
nl??i hi Id a bundl?'
Bird in Her Beadle
ther i"ib'.." thought 'he f ? r ? -1
rnnbell reached to him
bundle with insl rucl ion ? to
?a? passed the bundl?
< lamphell iras * hen help? r|
matched away her bundl'
?
moaned: "Oh, It's U
It wai a canary in a wooden CBgS,
Ths fire wi - ? ed ob
ground floor !>?, the fanitor, 11 so?
il. mai sged to gel 'ho pi <
?nit of i ho . . rind ' he teni
on tb?' flour above, but " |
. i rway
oka aid Hum?-?<
Battalion ' luef f.allagher upon
arrival .'lit in a leeond alarm, br.
lef K .o? I on.
sho) up through ?he bu i ling, m i
? sch floor and hur.it.
through the dumbwaiter nhaft
All thougl was 1
i- policemen in I
of th.. rescues. Thousand.
people, i
aidiwalk opposite and the roedw
Cheer after eheer wenl un i
.
ed after a ?
i Broi o
.
it' the br? had anv in with i
? the Harli
JUROR IN TOMBS
ON BRIBERY CHARG
Accused of Soliciting $?500 fro
Oem T.mu?Kler on Trial.
? r.anduu, a hat d?aler, who ?*
'< by 'he Federal '?r.-ii
- '?rge of having
a bribe of S500 while serving a? a trl
Juror -lierai court
? ndered himself to
sheii' ?
Attorney. In default of S2-?'
bail he wa? committed to the Tomb? I
aivait trial.
Landau ??'?n-* chosen a iuror to ?en
? trial of Herman J. ?'
rupi dealer, of 87
?as the h-ad of a dii
;ch in thru
?
?
?
III.,
? -
?
? ?
to plea.i
.ear and f
ir-j
AD FAKERS MULCTED
IN NEW HOUSE BILL
$500 Fine or 60 Days' Jail Pro?
posed by Kentuckian.
i Bern
V. ashington, Jan. 31. The moat riras
rtiiing biil ever
dra4v:., i. was Intn
In the -.- R,..,r?-. lei
tucky, chairman of the
mbia ? ommittee. The
?
?
and n
-
'
'
I
? ?
, *^PBlAa5ra?.*|r^ ^^BaaWJewV?^^lS
fia America's Leading, Restaurant V\
fEgP relient music to soothe??--and a diverting enter- ?** ?
j#$ tainmerrt to add zest to the restful morne:. FP&M
g|* Served in the beautiful Ballroom from 6 to ?< at ^jfej-j
A $1.50 a cover and the excellent entertainment i? flftl
HL_ft superior to anything in town. Vou flrS ?
_i?^?y^nffTi m?? ' ' ^^iwDaijwHKTO^SBHK?. J
PHILHARMONIC
? JOBRF "I 14 .\>h*t. I <?M>M TOR.^
Next 1-ri \fl liSO. I \HMI.IK II 41.1..
;;,;? SCHULZ
.:?*-ten.
Net Baturdai Im at ?:l". I arncRle Hull.
ALL WAGNER
;,",';;",; FREMST AD
- ? I
Tiir ivnj, - -
mu i!
I 4411 I. .
Mr. Alfred Noyes
AUTHORS READINGS
... ...
Prlaee of 44r?l?a- National H.lief Piinrl.
41 41 HI I 4S Mill I eb. Util, M" I M
I
!
J ?
4 . -
MOTOR BOAT SHOW
?rWtt?&NncAL RALAaCE.
OPEN NOW
? ' ? . -
THE CHARITY BALL
.??al vrCl
ll
> ?
!
\. . .linn Hall, Irl. Ml , I ,|, l ^t ?ata,
III.KHI HT
' ..v. 1 1; 1 - 41 1111 1 kh\ r -
a
Aeolli.n Hall, Ihur?. lit. Kcli .1. ,11 1
I
'
Mr 1 -
FRYER
I r.K f- 4 1 I III I BOYI
-
hur?. \ft , Keli I, al
Ethel Newcomb
1 .T-1 \T I 1
?'???Muli
MATINEE DAILY ". 's?oO
HIP-HIP HOORAY
usa'sBand
1 '? K H ?.
>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ am 11 tiniej
Punch & J?dy . g? : *??*?
:*^-^-TREASURE ISLAND
?
BANDBOX. A ?A?
?
Loew's American Roof
-
I .. RISFKVID
? I
rARDFN *w ' NI" ?e
m i. m ira
Tilll M1M.
THE WEAVERS
i
BOOTH ?**
THE FEAR MARKET
Cabin . i fi -e
THE BLUE PARADISE
SHOBI Ht I $1 SO
ALONE AT LAST
4 IT H II
K A T 1 N K A
?
a? in
THE UNrHAVf?N?b WOMAN
PRINCESS ...
VERY GOOD L?DIE
RETURNING GOODS
MENACE TO LABOR
Practice Seriontly Affects Work?
er?, and Public Health, Says
i oRsumert' l eague.
ihn adeantafge "??*n by ?hopr>?r? of
. . | ? ? , retura g-.o-i? >,r ?o as
changr. th"m 1*4 partly re?pon?if>!?* for
tho hardship? of worker?. BaSeord / I
the report, of the preiidenf. of tl
...nr?' L4Mfuti Mrs Frederleh
This report wa? B
league's annual meeting yenterday at
? ? | 7 i -n-re
Told ?hat one third of th? ?ale? Ib h
r<' were returned by BUI
... th? leag'i?- adopted tbil "
ution:
( onaumer.' league ha?
through s it*Sfi| of ?hopping ?? i
? fork that the prac?iCe of re.
turning and exchanging good? ha? a?
lUmed lueh large proportion? that II
o a m?t'?r if public '?
!,. eau??
"Thi? practice bring? hardship to
? thro igt* tl s lee? of ? ? ?,
arid
. ;,'.iC a ?.(,*?? irlj fS
-?earing apparel, ? ' for the
'he. public health, and
, : ? addi materlall, te the
I, which II
y ? , insumen
"}!?? ? ? ' i
'.-.-.?
?<"?. nd stippor'? the .
tumi rs' i -'? g is ii I
Sie habit among
ere."
eage.restigated
ads in
? nt home?.
VI ?he Rritbh.American *-*.'<-r
Kelirf, Lady Herbert Presl
MATINEE TO-DAY
? rtturj 1 heal re, tl
% rai
Pedro de ? ordoba, P
Daisie lr. ing, \i>\ Mai ;
? a.'.
'' n, Malvina Long
Hugh Dillm . I' ..- ?
I ?run.nd.? and Vil
**?*
'
iii'i Tyson's,
? m Hotel, i beques to
I lenrj J.Whitehou
lili Of till--.?*
Hatinees, '>n Tu?
Sth, 14?1 h*\c l umplete
l'r .gramme by
r |. illj Distingulsbcai
PIANOLA
RECITAL
A r. ? ~?
'
g Srego . . ?" ?
William D.l I iKHR Bat m
v. Kenned * 1
?K!) ?'HATFiri.n
Ai ?.'.? PMfl . j
AKOLIANHALL
.."<? first 42nd Street
Wednesday Aft.. 1 ?
;. m.
? (.
ADMISSION
( OMFI.1M1 M \rtt
METROPOLITAN Sotti
?Ai-d. a? - ' C??all?rli Ruitlana
' 1 '"- ?oy??c?i
- . I, : i i
Thur?. a' : RMrlniold 'a
" I ia?. 4 4
4 '
Thairi a: - L? Bou?-?' ? ?
. .
Frl M - 19 Magic Fiut?. i,?".v.. Uiaimi \|?
? ??? : !..
II I Birbler? dl Sl-rlgll?.
- -
f B?llo In M??r-iar?. h
??ni.fi >
Sut Mm. a' M?i?t?r.ln|?r.
i :,. 44
_HAHUMAN PLANO -
GfiRT
"?ST PRINCESS PAT
* -.1. HIT. wl'.h ELEANOR PAINTER
STANDAR!) !? ^ si E? . .<
* "ROLLING STONES"
TRIANGLE PLAYS ?? ?' *
?^ FAIRBANKS
la? in Tut
PAPERS
iB a ?in ? M.i A MAH1 : N" ." 4'
???I -In ? ?t DID AND Hl DU?
NICKERBOCKERTHEATRE .
P... 11 11 .- Ruth St. Deal?, liro-i?
AI A r F s"" sV c" *?**>? M*
i-ILi rl V L F?rlana. Mm A Kitty
? i Morion ball?
" .' . } Ql'aajr A .. 7 ill?- ?'- '
fOLOMAL 5-S?' ' \.
"V/ MAI UM a
I ?>l K<MI-I4 111 M \4.ill 411 I? III I
, a A
M UM 11. Il 4N.JI I I
I
IRVING PL. THEATRE
4 4I'I M ?HONNI K 4?|\ , .- ?.
'.. ? ?- II I ! A 11 ON
CUL' 411HA . , LIBERTY
11 *?? ?'? ' . IT!.'??. I GIRLS
48TH ST.
JUST A WOMAN
MAXINE EUWTfS
ROBERT HILL1ARD : (,rFM", ?
LYRIC ' . ?
PQTMH& PERLM?TTER
IETY
PLAYhOUSE "
GRACE GEORGE
^"ifiiiiii!'iiiiiitiiinii.,n??illlln)nil|m|p(^
! 29 Days
This
Month
them offen y*,
bigger, bette, oPpo,
tunity for sav?n??
money than tr*^
in our
1 Clearance
of Hart
; Schaf?ner
| C& Marx
i Overcoats
?$15
btiyi OVerer,,te ?fo, J
?22.50.120 aaJl?
? $19.50
for overcoats f,^,,
I ?0, $28 and |jj
I $25
for overcoats reyolirK i
$45.$4O.$35.$32.50.Jj
I Wallach
j Bros.
? ein >*?*. b Chap ban H
*5 "i
S ? . ?
I * I ? .
M W llillli? IMI'IM, III)
NEW AMSTERDAM ?
? l ft lu 1
EVERYBODY PREDICTED ThAT
THF EUROPEAS WAR WOULD
INSPIRE SUME GREAT PUT
OR NOVEL. IN -MARGARtT
SCHILLER* HALL CALM IAS
RISEN TO THE 0C
TALK OVER-NIGHT
OF THE TOWN!
ELSIE
rCRGU
with a ori?*** caai '
Hill Ctine'i Semetioflal 5???'
I Margaret Scmiiff
its SaWnt ter U
? ai ? .
2IEGFELD
edition?iviavw
LIBERTY
J L LIA ? a . . V '
SANDERSON BR AS >?
. ? SYBIL
?? COHAN'S
OTIS SKINNER
.Cock o' ti? U
# GAIETY
F MRS. FISKE
f in ate b* ? ' t??saa
? BHMaal . *'t?e
\ Erstwhile Susan'
EMPIRE
Maude Adams /
LYCEUM
ETHEL BARRYMORE
HSa, M - VIO
CRITERION THEATRi
NEXT MON- _
MACBETH
Baa -
HUDSON
The Cinderella %
HARRIS
SADIE LOVE
FULTON
ROStVlAHI v
n r ? A c ' 11
BELASC?
ItTRA MAI % ?.._!
THE BOOME
LONGACRE ; r,
ASTOR ,ni
iriT-nnfti^^
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