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g. '&S <& AUTHORS'
VIEWS AND REVIEWS
OF CURRENT FICTION
Up vh, rton' Study o( Feminine Criminal Psychology?
Basil King's "The Side oi the .Angels"?Anothei
Story ol an Kxjx.triate.
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la full m< p and
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CALLS CENTRAL'S
FIGURES UNFAIR
Rosensohfl Attacks Rail?
road's Plea for Higher
Pattcngcr Fares.
SHOWS DISPARITY
IN TRAFFIC ITEMS
Says Statistics Make Carry tig I
Cost in State Thrice as (?reat
as Outside.
ir*me . ? i of T ? T. ?
All..m,, ftb. -?' s. .). Roatnaohn,
1 oi poratloB Com. ?i -
?l.elmeil to the Id Dia
Serrica Ceouaiaaioa litre !
thai the proponed Initroae? o
? . ? r ratea bj tfu- New ^ 01 k Coo?
tiai Railroad a*ai aafair. Mr? reara
roi M'? hol at the hi ?
on the complointi agalnat th?1 incraBBB.
Mr, Roaonaohn said thai th?" ?aethod
Intorotato Can
i lommlssion in tl Woolen ? ea ???
for proportioning poeaengoi
1 houl.l not be applii .1
... ! ? - ? ? ad that
th.? ratei ihould bo doternined on ;?
... ; reigBt ?n?l
? ? -..il miles, and asked the
1 information whieh would
;.. dotl 1 mining of rates in that
W?).
Mr. Ro tmohn eritieiaod toe Cen
tral'i 1 raportioning rero
. tpi noes beta een ?tat?
1 -. -.. ger bui ? ? - He
? . t the raili 001 had
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I pi 1 ri-i.t, aap?
? proooat the i..':.? of m 1 !??
?-? that atthottl
treating this with the
? iob| ad. H ?? m -
gued ir.- did no!
take into account the number of aailei
each . carried
, it waa seriously
ve.
Diapata Road*a Pigaroo,
ll fh, the Control's <
in the
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point?! in t ? ?
1911
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rk to Chi?
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amoui
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iToaburah wui n->* able
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M
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allowed to ita ? cur
1011
? for 1916.
Commission Waats 1
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WOBT ?CROMWELL BILL
ind Order I nlon tdvocateo He
fi.rn??- ni < hauBaar Uceaoiag.
. ? ! 1 >rder l'mon.
Willi?-?.!!! Street, has I
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an exam -
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by th-,-i
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eter ?nd of lober ?nd tent]
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al hi?.
In s letter 1
m of the Law and Dr?
ei - - - there were 21,1 10 .?.
1 m automo?
.-. v.! ; ,-t r? eta 1 a 10 i ->.
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SPRING ACADEMIE
ENDANGERED BY WAR
Only 19 Active Members Left in
Paris to Award Distinctions.
, - - [...ml ?? ? ? lo The 1 : L.ur>? J
. ,4hirh
. much difficulty m carrying on
?ta work laal jroai. Ii I nding tl
diffleull tl. ? work,
though it affects t?> gire ri>e to 1
. - ral her mi ? nor, la real
Ij rery important for the literary and
? lit?.- of h roneo, and I ho
1 to bo tin- meat disdainful are
: roudost u i.? h they are
tod by tha Academic.
' BBI the 441,1 k of '
', u: works ond tha distribution
of pri || com?
ordei ? earn?
? . : y to bava h full
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iBi 01 t'.?- nowli , . 1
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Bra to?? buoy with thr
lit with the
\ 1 ?mie, end Rto other?, ntonaignor
Duchi
Piorra 1 ol , aieard on1 Rostand, are
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nly nineteen nie:
too much
for them. It la to re
. w members In 1 mo
mp thut tha
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.o "pel ? '
tha work without
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? -.-ms likely to ? 1
foni si 1 1 ha - II -Jut ?on
1 ? latead ei bettet.
CRASH ON NEW HAVEN
Train an.I EsjgtSM < olh.lr in Honion?
l??ii P____atSagari Hurl.
i tan, Fob, 18 Bavaral person?
??ere slightly injure,I to li?,' in a col?
lision botWOOB a local train on the
Plymouth division of the Mow Tori,
Now Haven ?v. Hartford Railroad and *
light engine in the \Hr.U outside the
South Btal on
Th.- i., cid? i.? i ? said to have bean das
to tin? fog Two passenger? ?ustahie.l
I riba, i M hers were cut by irlas,? '
nml 1.1 ui-iil.
100 EDISON WORKERS STRIKE
Inarnlor Iteliexes IHIfl.iitt? with LaO
barars H ill Sn??n H< Settled.
Orai go, S, J . r?'h. I ' About on??
hundred men, most!, laborara, si ths
l'.l.-on Silvi I ? enol plant went
"ii ' - >..- 11?, moi niug, 'I he plant has
. ths m a n
Bgement ?aid, an.I when thee? have
boon completed the demands of ths
men f.?r more pai will be taken up.
?? no trouble at tb plaal all
doy, i' r. i'iiir.1.
William H hleadoweroft, Thomas A.
i | . ?:?l I tirs ai tor.M
that Mi. I..I,-..o had Laben charge ???
tli?- ??tuat .ii and that it was hoped a
s?-ttlemenl might fected loon with?
???. . i ha i- di -"i. inda
a;?- no! unioi r ? d, and this i.? th?
ll i Ibe ''i ir ali\ ? eiir??.
I] ng Il H cenia
an hu:- . I . ,
i boi .i. ?.. itorday h
unifora rnti ?? a? ?? I
iTit inift decline I, sabina for SO
B0 hour and I "n1, and a half for
Sundaj
i ?. - b! that 1
work In lb? icld madias?, plant is ?Ian- ?
con !?- tinctive to their cloth?
lag. The? - - t boy
plant, t
of ten inch plaal ?tai tod b. M ?
son ii- ?. of phenol
was -? 'i' off i . ths war, bs
working da. m d night Mr. I
hu nccom
in Bupph . of the
\ I ?.ii- with si. ?, a ne ?
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s with much pleasure.
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ART JOLTS BUSINESS
TO TUNE OF .$1,330
ComnitTiial Jury Surprises
Painter by Upholding Claim.
Twelve i..I men aid trui
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?hi? i
the old '?r.h-r .-:' I
from the time wl
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ith. Up to
? lay if you will
wich Nil!;.?:?' the ?r
I..- :i undei ? t rougi tl imb of com
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f.,r buaii
? her.
Ihack, of in
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lintiff. H '
the ("I tising Agencj
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ent
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Neither could Mr. Wildhaek
the argumenl ?>f unopprec
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hoard learned
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g him the
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Mr. v, Qted by John
K. McG
STOLEN TYPHOID GERMS
MENACE QUAKER CITY
.riH'.cs Gel Cultures Capable of
K til ? * -1. Thousinds.
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A>!TIS CLAIM IOWA IS WON
uiTraK?' w ill Be Defeat? .1 in Light
Vote.
SurTraRf will hi
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in in June
Mas?? ' ? "? .
tion, and Mrs. He?ir. Pn
I last : .
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m Alabi ma with i hi
Rule, White Supi i : lacy and
twenty
fourth Btal to o
The Kentucky Coming Home.
Y?ra Cm
duty m Mexican
Kentucky sailed from Vera Crus I
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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N. H? CRASH LAD)
TO MAN IN CAB
Sweeney Drew Engineer's
Attention from Block,
Coroner May Report.
CURTIS DISREGARDED
3 WARNING SIGNALS
Two Investigation', ClotC with
evidence That Third Person
Rod? as Deadhead.
Ii MttnBB to Th? TiU-um I
\?4v lUven, < '??nil.. Feh. JO t(,,th the
coroner- BOd lotOI tOt? ' Biaioeioa
Cemmiooioo^i larostlgationi late tha
Milford wreck closed to-day, Bti
eral BritaoOOoa gava Coieaoc Mix
W, V Cur
igineoi "t tha accommodation, dio?
regarded throe alga ?: ?
hii whim le, soaadiag ? dongei waraing
leea than K I feel from th? plow .?here
hi< ti.
expreae,
Hoo4a ?.f ii.p.ii tuieiii ? of the Ne?
Hovaa Roilrood teetited i>? th.? n..
fol oporotioa at their algool system,
t?l til? pre?. |< -,,.!?,. I ., ? .,., 1
tation of Curtis ?n?l t.? the remark
able port ?hick Harry Swaanay, tha
m ? i,- ongtna cub, , layad
? he moining ol >:.>? wisi k.
i itory toi.I
Bger Bardo of tt.- ihm
which
woo ol En| ear I or! > i.
Ha '?'??? the railroad as a
coupler, and, for ta unox] : lined reason,
op lin job ?t. -
moi ning --i i n.- occident. How his
?!? ad ? ?? to be in
. nee.
that < i: i4 ?? him
m doadhood I from
tor, wna
. ...? cab diverted ? rl ?
:>.n an.I 4-.. s for his
running peat throe .-..Kiia's i- likely
:.) he tho statement in ; he coroner' -
lt..i.)., declared that Sweeney's
i.- . ?? t tha
i he i ood
?, 44horn Coroner Mix
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at the bO| .. the V. "?
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an hour,
m the cob ?n I
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Clark,
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ide m which red
! iyed in front
?rain.s
haa i
: ?.H. Morrison, hi
? tho raili
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Plays and Players
of the Film World
_-?-??
. little
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ll in ron tul ?
he may get
? g. For M
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at, At
ma
tf
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: :-.. I leKalb Avenue
and Broadway, i- fifteen min?
ister. Her fina
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on M
Sum
tar and il
wearii . everj
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I you do?
I.au ion, ? hose i ?? il nai
? - from
She
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"I ?hall not eh inga my looks
either shall I
Bat!
?.hall . . \' pai
mi.cii Mlsi Pu
for?l i me, or I hi Hoi that
I .-in
I
want
..
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i
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? rol manager of (ini?
tiation
: . ? r I oithei
bird fllmi
While ..? ? ibiqui
Brandt, I
call attention t?> th?' oil
. nuei ? lentlj
Ihn . typewriting
machine \.
i '
chatiKe.l her noa ' May
Mina ?'? ' Mina I ir.ir.l
?
I miad and name to Mm? Jetfry
i l'y I* ri day st 8 p. m., north m?
1 she had ?aetamor. boled it ?,, \i
Mnyhurn. Brandt 'alms op ?ha?
ver with trembling homl m
fear ?hat Mm? Cunard-Jeffriei M
muy ehanice her wi'll, mind, ai.?
Mr and Mrs Elliott Dester, t
ter perhup? bottOI Known us
Doro, basa completed their work
celluloid ?adaptation ?if Sardou's '
maey" nt ?he Pamgus Players'
Company ?tuais under the direct
Sidney Oleott it ii their first u
anee togathor ilnee tboir mairiai
Is of sspoeisl ftaptial knterool i?
n wai ?o the sta?e presentation
liny, in ??huh the? bath hsjunii
same ralas '-hat they portray I
film, thai Mil Doro and bel h i
first mot. The c\t"rior BCOaOfl f'
production wore taken at Palm I
Pia., from which the party ret
. ? weeb, ??hen? one of the most
; estates on the Atlantic ?ca
?vas placad ?' tboir disposal.
"Diplomacy" I ichedoled for r?
on the Paramount pro?.ranima F
iiry '.'7, nn?l i? the ? ???tli Charlea
mau play to be B ! kptod _B B
pleturo? undei the si rangemsat ss
Into by tin' Pwneu? i'layers am
noted theatrical manage!
..'h.
Marcus l.oew showed N'e?v Ye
ROW one when b? opened a nud
n pletui ?? ? how In t ho l>?>-?.? r
the Neu ?ork Theatre a few n
It enjoya ths unique ?iist.n
ot i.- ng the only mat on pictur?)
utre m th<? warld which runs ii
|i n? BO til 1 a m., and. astoniihll
BM] Mem, i* get? Its graatost
I '.i age I'- ' ??' ' 1 _ ::t'' and I - ;
far after *h?- time when people
lupposod to take an interest in
iitr. s.
I oca aatoaiahod the show u
about a >ear sge when h?? took th.
New Vor? Theatre, a* Forty-fifth S
and Broadway, In ?he heart of
Yolk's Kleat bright ll_Tit laatioa,
mud?' u ?access of ths boom U
the crowd? bave bean so bis that
drods ??ere turned away nightly.
i overnoa as op
ths Now .ork Theatre Roof sa an
junct to bii
A wonderful se ?? ? ? .;y
a the brain, or temperan
..i it i?, of Wilbur II. Dur
ough, who . hod the "
? i ; i est?s! Bal tlea" ? id ires
t nt the Weber Theatre ut
? of the i ?erman locleti?
;
tod) who looks at
w two sids
- there
.- llalli!
able crowd,
unaffected b) ths war, Bad
. . ? men rid n_
?heir death There in pictures of
K . -i in. attended by the royal si
. 4 .,:' the
I i.hers in I'o!
and the dovaotated i action ?
Prussia i ??' re are : i ivs little
full of th?
drill, and then the rowa
? ad loads, rots
Tin iras H - I',?lien ?n
rie produc
lai d W '.! mth and M
1 all three ai
?
; i .? iper
lot about th
i.. by goiBg 0
from ?? ' 1
watchli pal - a hia fl Im for
lag? r. He toi'k o
from (
ver Ml th? home
\ ' ?row? comes In
v he purchased more than
I acn f land
. .- .!???..?.
ment which f ill -I a loi
but there was
i lorn motl
?
? : M irj " ?? I '
hod an Ul
? Jaeksonvil
Pin., v.l : lor scti
:' "Lovelj M U
is buill
in Flori ? . existed
. Mr. Gsrrig
na did >?>>t co
I
en ' b on y "
tiiat would
?? their servie?
.? ei ployed
o liing pub
?
r Jon I Yo'.'r.me
In obtaii . i the pi is?
r Mr. Ga
work w ,?.h the pr
of th< . iys. H
11 filiation suit " oat
do manus i o lejuad of r?
? : whom wei
i rs w< re not Ii
ted that Ul
I .-i . d th.-;. thought lie Wl
of thoil "??n kin
While ? ? gaged in s preliminary n
? ne|
- ..
Wl ?
nted itaelf
? red to Mr <?
that got a bulb
: ? ?
. ' an?! bad t ta
month. Later M i
: ' ad to
? 11
tioned Mr. Garr
.
?'1 done know dat dat bo? ,
tbla sad I wsrned him."
KISS MORGAN DEFENCE ENVOI
Late Flaaader*? Daaghtor.To Bo lk?l??
ir.ite to Mayor's Ceatereae*.
Mor
ran, daughter of the ' P
Slorg
..i -
March 3.
William B. Brewater, secretary of th?
?
? . ? ? ? phis
...
? erence.
Pork Going Up; Hog Brings $1.J25.
New Brunswick, N. J., Fob U, Plfty?
Berkshire hoga I
? ? - ? \- ric in B< : ?
; ? - it the Nea I? _gi cultural
\ hog rai
the He.,,I Farm ?' '
: It waa pui
.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
1 r??u I
44 .
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G. BLUMENTHAL
SELLS HIS HOUSE
Site at 23 W 53d St., with
Eour Story Building,
Brings $400,000.
CHAP?N HOME PLOT
FOR STUDIO FLAT
?
Builders Purchase Site in 6'Eh
Street Mumenthal Sells .93d
Street Dwelling.
_
Henry ('. Frirlt ?t to ailil a one an.) a
l.uif ?lory ??ructure lo lis BOO homo,
occupying the Fifth hv. block front I.?
twooa Tuth un.i ti?.?. s?.?, to heoi
eolloetloa of statunrv. Kouirh Hketi-he*
of the propose?! hall have been
bi Carrero ?t Hostings, v4ho designed
Mr, Frick'? hoime. It will o
on a Afty-fool plot a' ?i .?:. 1 o Kant Hat
?t., adjoining tha art gu'.ery and b?
aimilur in design,
i ? ? Co operol ??? Buildiai Coaatree?
t !? ?n Company lu.-? contracted to buy the
Boutherly half of tha former proi
of the Chap?n Home for the Aged
Infirm, ob the nerthei ?
Bt^ Comprising a plot IMxlOO. The Col?
ony Club hail an ?>pfon on tho prop?
erty, iateadiog to build u* bow
house there previeoa to Its .'-'..01.011 ?.:"
the pruaent site, at the northwest cor?
ner of l'ark av. ami ltd Bl
log company purpose-i to improve the
lite arith a nine story Hpartmeir
building, along the li 1 two
larire huihi -i-.pany
oa tin? Lexington uv. frontage
bioeh Between Mth and 67th
Douglas '?
Compooy ha? ?ol.l for Qoorga Hiu
inenthal hi? BOOM, -? WeOt iod ?t., a
fireproof four ?'?
(OstOO an i vol im a- shout ? 100,000
Tho porehoaor is Mrs, Rocho, the
ter of Krank Worth, a
misos whan
title i.ai.ses. The BOUSO la now occu
pied by Mr. Blamoatholi o
to mo\e Into hit bow house, covering
: v.- teta ol tue corner of I'.irk a.
it ,*thia spring or In tho foil, ?
44.;! represent an expenditure of |1.?
000,000. Kendall & Herzog roproi
Mr. Blumonthal in the transad
hia attorn
M. I. Sti I-n?, ;. .4
west if
worth av.. 100 feet north of 190th st..
for Gusto* ua 1-. Lao renco, l h
44.n imuie to the newly organised z ?
roa Realty Company, which Is | -
four five story apart
i, the erection of which will bo
. ???! by the I. I
Company. The latest operation s
?
Other soli -
|IBT ST. Tha Rivoli I
- n S. To,hi - '? ?
-1 e Felc ?urt Rea I
and 122 West lint st., a savon
loft building, on plot 10x119.5s
!..r, near Sixth or. Tho pi
In l'art pa;, men' for the I
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