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PRISON PREYING
ON WAITE'S MIND
Brother ?Admits There Is
? Something Wrong" with
Accused Dentist.
SPENDS TWO HOURS
AT HIS BEDSIDE
y.urk* Poisoner Has Restiez
Da) \mplities Story Mi?
nas Aireadv Told.
?
- ?
I allarue Heapita
? steeping
;j . ? ? B wc-li ?if
aocsr?
? ? n cen trat* 1
*, ?v?n
?
?
tome ?? ?
? ..- ? jht tliat
?
? prison i * ?
led t
-
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*
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he wai
It unlock.
-
r the 1
a te la .??'?. ??fier
: ?'???
Bald -h-,
,- on adrice of counsel,
* tart to fav ?whet
family
good ides -
d of havi: .
?
il - Ruined
-
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V - Mr. Wk :?
-;.r<\. He aal
-,
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id dejt *
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to you?"
I a
j ready told i
?
tO 81
MRS. HORTON SAW
WAITE BUY GERMS
I fr.rn (?at* 1
enta
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!l did not ?ay what the confession **
saetj. jroB kac
? that he ?ta?, innocent."
? f^nve that In mi
I ?hen you " :t COOfoSSil
rliii ? Sir. Wait?
.
PAYS $750 FOR GRANT'S
LETTER BOOK AND PE
First Session ??f Auto'-raph Sa
Nets $8.147.
attar ho?
? April
? .- nal ja??.
broug
' ?t t!
? * ol the t-alr. Ht. the A
r -, American ai
for? ? George 1?. Smil
One ? tters cm
etter book, ciuted Apr
torii Interoai,
Lee, and r<
of the 'n'
c : ? ?? e - ?u of ?'?
ess of further i nn th
A-1 '? Ve. ;
.?;? ! feel that it ?.? ?o, ai.
? tram mj
.
ng of j mi th
eve JA2? f?i
.? rest, writte
? to '.?lierai Sherman, relut
? i original terms P. suirai dl
Generals ?-"herma
Its roncludini
?
? ? ? tot
? na can eon? ?
tiaifli ? n their ami
, ? . of the Unit*
.
lie also pan ?a eolleetioi
et tei ni na t h?
?
ngtoi e '?'
?on. 1 th engraved par!
?
?n \.
??o
Foi Gran! field dispatch
.- ? i-arhon copi?
. i ? ? ? fiftj three tc'?-graph
| - a?-nt to Generals Mea
.- ? (?ra'it. vas
weaving foi the c?pt.ire of Lea, J.
? h three-page
I Lor.?"' ?? ? menti? ning Di'Ven?.
,;e I?. Smith pn?e ".'10. The total
? aeaaion ? ? '. The sale
tr.d? ?rith this afternoon's session.
CHINESE PAINTINGS TO GO
Famous Master-piece?. Will Be Sold Frl
day and Saturday.
ai.d m< m I nese paintings, by fs
ters, now ? i -;on nt
'?
?? are to 1
?e on Fridas ai '. Saturday
. ? -c the col
sctioi the prop'" ?
?pent, it i?
..irme then. They were ex*
? ?? pa\ '.lion at the
?
?tyseongh, wh?
... stall 7.10 of Chinese
? ?
poems by tl
- | r l.'inn
I riaric by Wang H i;."
? ; ? Iof I 11 ghi
?
I god in his
?
-i- Chi?
? ? ?
r:.u?IC, ;
- ?
TM HAPPY/ SAYS
WAITECOMPANION
Mrs. Horton Loses Plea to
Visit Dentist in Belle
vue Ward.
HUSBAND INDIGNANT.
WHILE SHE SMILES
Mother Still Trusts in Accused
Poisoner "Couldn't Have
Done It Unless Insane."
Yeau --> aftt. ? ??? * -?-??,
i'ie d?-.r>- of th? District Attornf - el
?Sea ?behfafd bar, her faca flushed, h-r
hesd held high, i he wii Mrs. Marrer-.?.
Horton. "the wornsn of myster.?. " in the
Perk murder rare.
In thst ?-.frirc ?he had been confronted
'? man ?ho identified her t the
? Dr. Artkui Werran Weite, I
ning .lohn !.. Peel
fa*!.er-ii,iaw, uh-n. early in March, he
had purchased tube? containing ml
!:;*r.ni,i typhoid culturel Her request
to riait Dr. Whit?? in Bellevu, Hospital
had also bean rafuaed. But Urt H'-'r
?Md she was "happy."
"I'm happier than I ha?,e been i)i I l
day ill eadful th.nc cams up."
'.<<-.??? ? ? ? . , ? ?
ell." l!rr cheeks, so ; ?
... r,.c.A . \. ? .
f r*. <-,?, Saturday, ? era r i '?. ?
beautiful broun cvea rparkled.
Hush.ind in 111 Hoed.
"I her ?hr ?'..'e.i into *nt
: ar fur, and shielded bar fac urith a
black-ciad arm as she hurrird to a
waiting car, into which aba ?i? helped
by her husband, Harry Mack Bort?n,
and her attorney. Harold Spielberg.
TV.?*- waiting cameras clicked in vain,
?hile "th'* woman i1' ?ajratery"
laughed.
But her husband was not in a good
humor.
"Why can't th->y -inlt hour.din-? -*s*"'
Ye demanded angrily. "I hav?-. been
to tha newapepera and they don't
knew how to reiuy tha f&* 01 I'm
through helping them."
n't be ? ros", dear." smiled Mr?.
Horton. Then ?he chattered, 1
e ?eein?. of the charm?-.
?' her d itanl I ??mc in
?l? Weat.
"I could crj ?? bei i rer f hear any one
?peai: < \"\ wi-?)i I
there fcl*a.r. Ti-.a''- how I was
brought up just a happy, unsu :
inj? country girl And I never I
ted to enything else."
patttlti quita untroubled by *v'?
matter of the typhoid pern ? a
sing permitted to see I'r. W
She said further that she had i ?.
? si re to ee Dr \S aite, but tha*
? urai ' ifa sha had been *?
preai
huaband.
Wife and Mother? Views,.
There ..? s **-oman seme?
.... ? - fa
? ? erj w nrdei i ase, but the pi i
?s m?'? * all] dramatic by the
presence of a nun her of woman, most
of them int arm
outcome }'r??l?iibly the one ??econd in
that sue)
th? Moli
nuix ?
even : Mr?
? ' '?'? . ? : ' cerm!
Mr. ?eck, th?
mere fact of ?mowledg
.
? ?
? ? .
' ??? aid there *?*??.
n o e? ? t of an ?e
? seal
. on.
also said he 11
I a pi?*, fur le. sei
from Weite, hut
on the plan of 1 it! n?
...
gi
t
whole
Manet:-, il,-,? Mr?. Wait?-'? Will.
?? ? ?tant
?
? i the Peel
with ore? t.*
fi?i?n '?!:. !'?? It a I
'
' the way p<
the hi?!'?;
? from her par
?
? si Mi '??? lite ?. I.
Hotel
Man
? ftrited
? ?
graphic
? ?
ranging
; ?
?
? froi 11,000 to *.
? ' -
?aid wi . pie
?.n
'-rr to send a I ndum
'
n legal
told me, ami
.....
offlee th?
teleg
? ?
"l'i"
?
but 1 -
?
are i I :
? ?
iso as
had b??
-
nina
' marie
I
-
ereil I licatad that
Icing ? ? ?
in deal
.
?i odel ? ? p?*?
?
i
Ho late I ;? gei era! I
merchandise firm by which 1.?
ployed in Mackinec, tha aaaiatant pr?
said Both these cases we
hui-1 ed up ano he wai allowed to co
tir.u?. in eolhge on probation, but oth
thefts were known to have !??
rii-.tted by him. To have hi':.?elf get ?
In a dente! parlo: ir South Africa by
' -? sde a but of startn
busin?
paper- him complet
;? .-pee iial rour?e
that w?ei ? era taken tv
yur? and > ? . ? ? .
a.fl h\ ? ?
After getting started by * *
v a?- upposed to make an accountii
; t?, k?*K
only a txed percentage f??r himre!
: ? :.r v K tllowi
? ? ? ?. with them, ha i.f
? ..
holding out money prop
petroi
I igured in \ut?, ' .i-.?
? ?
,, ? lOUth Africa ? /?
onaidereb el ta Him. 11
reunti 7*-* ag
lH?t Chr ? as ? ' ? 120,000
Cepetou n he beca ? ged to
. hulk American i""*' *
- -.n'l had ? I
?, tt ? ' ? lean i I of aeme aw
; .
? ? .' . .? ?
? er a?ege.i
? r tO dil
?
h- s popular i lodel. <tne .? I
? ' ? . brol
He pul ; ta and i
happened
a- . can there with a ? I
? ,. he got up in the i
the i red t
?sine part l ti ti ai *??*. re
n engine ? tolei
?? ? i ? - rig the other mai * i ?
? r e, but found I would
H<? called ?>;i Waite ?
.
' -*???
I
I sei I n get uf
thniper with the rer
He forced hii Hi
? ? .
??ther mai for tl
'ha* mir?
|.?.'lv wa
?
?? from .,: ?
t Attoi
?
to engn
end complet
We ??
1 ram ? -nap'hnt cf Mr? Hor"?n
.' itricl Alton ey b .? het
na Hofl
nsd. Mrs. Hoffmen
.
she met Mr
abeul i ski niro. an?! ?
?
g and French I
??.' h large il
Hoffmen eek?
Horten te eoi
*. i ??la 'l ?il?? eouldn't, si
I rouble.
s ?m ??s *?ir\*.
"tiiirm the most Interesting apoleanlt collections lu the M nrid."
M ?' l 0"M III t*Al I)
-JMf -N ?SILOS FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES
mfxArr^J' VS' '' '"A "S Auctioneer.
XflT-C*f?. Will Sell liv Au? fu..,
-WL?stf+V By Order of MRS J WADE HAMPTON
??W^Tr*?" I the Grandniei a Ssl Madame Jumel ?
THE JUMEL COLLECTION
of Napoleonic and Colonial Relics
Au? lion le??iona lnd?y ami Saturday ( M?r ?1 and April 1 I f,..r,t j
I 10 e??l, day
|ll. .Ir?l?.l < i.lltl"?'!' M ' eel.
?tel Mrs. ( 'ara Prr?. Wa.tc. the
ther drab-c. ,red little arifa
an. .It relatives here
. bet
? ? an .?he ha?; >
? . ut few
iff t
???. and
.
f ht
?
r? .*??? i ?
matters longer than wires d ?
-ate, Mrs. War-.-. U Weit!
red mother 11 I
-1. - - ? . - -
The Bronx.
i ? ? ? r-.n ?? ? ? - belief
"I st I ay, but I
? do such a
?? b? the
She did nal fea
.-? ey to Belle
roi ? - s'.erday to *ec her son.
? -g, and I car.'*
think that he could have dore ?jeh a
thing ? ?<-? waa Inaaae," pratti
ing " I ran. Waits er'.ai
"Every ons arho e**ei ki i *? " - ** '* a?
lurprtaed m we ?re "
\unt Piilikes TubH-it*-.
irk Ava I M *?
Cathi
?ehe had juet got bee a * monet
?
quaint black dre??, feat neck
. bit of lr;-h life and a tr*.
? grey hai?-.
she might
ef a- loeet n i:? ?
? - : i ? ??.?i .. fest '
. ? i the i '?? -
"il; -.- rrsme
?r.y more tha he Im
?
.- ?
till now. Thai other woman how can
enybod. ocent,
*.a*.e noth
?iiy nephew
? ? ? ght t.
My If,-? ?.. - ha- told r r nel to '
; ? I ?
g wit
Ml?S !
?
a h'r jour
t ej htn
Mr?. Dorothy Van Talmenberg. of
in;, WeSt SCVCnt] "*
Morton's ir,t!rr.ate friend, whn has also
been queat oned by the Dietriet Attor?
ney, leal night refused to mske any
a ? ,ent.
ANCIENT JEWISH POEMS
FEATURE AT BAZAAR
- i
Other Attractions Are letters of
Tolstoy and Zarguill.
a new auton hila **?* honking Iti
r?ew horn hoarai In or.?? con.er oi
!'B/!iMr -'?terday. In another
Mawrn ?? i k* '?*T <* bs
;n boys' pant. Pretl
lymi all pa
.
es to rat??: ? pot
ee seep."
But tha crowd tarried not with the
-tutomob.le?. nor with t.\t boys' ;
I '? ? | ?
th Street, Tl e rebi eentre
? -. ral 1
. anciort book.w' ? ?, Sholi I '??
'"eked up in a glas? case,
that it ?. pretty hook. Hour.?!,
nnel marked the wandcr
: aneient little ?won
igt ?
? !-. ? e up I
toma, end oi
i a monumi
ieetual pn i
The Loo!
. . -. philosopher,
e wrote it .man
For i
,.
H ?.??.!'.
t o?.\ *i?r ?-arri.'l il v i?h the:
Russie, and whc*. at gel
tion ea l nti ay I r
. 1.4 v ??r:n boll -
are eloquent -.em Mr. Ash
,? rhargn.f n high r>r?re Indeed, hi
nks tha ? ?eum would be;
I (| s? ': II tO
? ? . . ?
ferer? of t .i ? ?n, ?
n t to be bought
\
ter of Toi
f Israel Zeng .?? .
t passport ? ., '?
sigi sd by T .!? ffer
? ? United v * ?
? ? i Merci . -
1rs*.*?
: i
th aft
g sessions of l i buying
: : a
?
tar f
lest te sreel rting
terpart. Mi ?Chi
her waffle girli I vei weet
? - ie end
Mr . Nathan .?-trau-? liov
ererl ? ??.?.. g
?
them I
? e Breslau, of the Metre
. ?ara Burowitch
?or? '
NEW HEAD FOR ROGERS PEET
: Mt of
the Ro| era <-? .
t a meet
?
presi?
? ?. ,
i
_ ?i.age- I
- ? '
eleet? I
irlei ">*? Hi. ? -, ? ee*ptei
P Bn - l?ge, t"-a?ur<-r. and Rob
< i t I'. Lewis, seen ta**)
Booth
Tarkington's
SEVENTEEN
l I ule i>l l muh -md Summer
lime in.i the Bautet I easily
-t ^pci. tally It ?Ilium.
.i lona
i ?????. -r.
their o : m it.
it the resemblance
ind .?.ectlieirt?.
and ihr oi I- per* ? "re no,
? ? l ->k will ha
|| of 17. a ly i
4'?ire el
?
t. I
i
HARPLR & BROTHERS
llt.hlnlied I AI 7
'COLLUSION* FIRES
CHARITY HEARING
Dr. Potter's Son Balks
Counsel's Hunt Started
by Pamphlets.
REASON I OR VISIT
TO FATHER REFUSED
Witness Tells Hotchki?*s Me Is
Cheeky Threatens to Quit,
I'c'pite Contempt Menace.
' each ?the r ?t th?
? e. i!ive.'ij-atl0n **CBt4
Williaa H. Hoi - ?.?? - for the
Charit ..... Dean
? - - of Dr i1?' el I Potter
to the ? \-?nd.
-aid Mr Hi
-
Path? r- It Karrrll, Pr. I'ar.irl
? ??
ratai ? ? Boai
in pah ? ?ampl ting
?-.- ?
Mr, ? ?? -. retntei ?o an
-'ion.? and char- :
?
gated '
. - ? .
? ' i collusion : -
- ight no
. ?
? ?' 1-a-' er
F'eter and Faul.
U
noon. ? ? rriar.v
ad? lee of William 8.
tier, Father Parrell's attorney The
I ? ' to Di Pol
ter'? bo? e, Il ?.Tor. Ave:--:'. I<rn --
? Friday, to get a ?ultcase h? i
had taken there two week? before, but
refused to ???> how man*/ times he had
been sent hv Father Farrell a? a mes
? to Dr. Pottar la the last two
r ? ?
Urnie? Invr?tigation's Right.
When Mr. Hotehkiss persisted in ??'<- '
question Mr. Hitler challenged
i i right I a the witnosi
?ered only one o-.e?
? ? regar? ng l ? .?.!'? s?"l ? ollusion in
? " ?v ?.?.' leb - ?tneil to latisf** Mr.
Hotchk
....
. ?
?on a one .Mr. Heb
;il!ed my fsthei
"V ? en ?*' 'I ye ?? last Far
",r Hotehkiss aaked.
"I mo t coi '? Hotehkiss,*1 sn
? r, "that I cao sao bo
aacy in jroar question." Turnin?*
- I harles H. Strong the
witness continued: "I don't understand
?
yond ;
Board ol gate ? rther
} athei Fan miel < PotU r or ray
I would eoni l< iteh an In
... of my lib?
,
'.'? In me."
j earried mesaagaa ir ?*????
Father irincii?" Mr.
r.Cd.
...
ion," Mr. Pottei
.
\ i?ii to Fathei Queried.
?h? m
Itati Bo ird of
? ariti? was ' with the ;
. .* ? : Ln.icr the name of
liga
t ..o:.," ? Col missions! .-*. rcn.g. "I
think ?? ii proper for me to investi
?'?' .rions of a member of
the ?rate hoard."
Mr. Hotehkiss continued to ask ques
? ? ? ?3 re
the unoeratand
Bg that ; .- rhl be *'..brrr.t:ed
to the Supren ( oart in contempt
COedings
aay. what name
?
ho'j-?..*" aaked Mr. Hotehkiss
"I won't aaawet ir." ?a-i Mr V ?<?
? - ? ? ? -"
?'<"?h. >c?, I '<?.'?<? ??' Hut that-? a
othor piece of iniper' -r - ?. i the
?ritnesi ril great
? -. ?a why h?
Hraa at hi? father'? house jp-terdav
I .'?!- I' ? -?
"If I choOSe to gO *'? my fa'her'
I'm en! . . -aer
f it 1 JOB."
Mr Potter ref . tell why h?
~?de a rec?at *"i?it 1 -s of
?
"Why do ***** re".a? *?? s-*?er""Mr.
-? aake !
Eh tanas I think It'? unmit-ratfd snd
.__ ?tad eh? - ?' - ra to ask mo thes
n?."
Mr. : i sat on. without paus
Did -, .-i-i 'n'.? a- ? pamphli l
cf your father'-? d?Ml
"1 dec'.r.e to ; B?w?r "
"I .i - ? ? ?nswar that iv-ies
tii*n," ?aid Commissioner Stron*.
"1 rr.p, ? ?' .--c. 1 que.*t-on
righl ? aal me *? ?uch
questions," rrj.'''?"d Mr. Patter. '"
propose to be heckled a to what I ?in
a- a ?? ?
A m?me-* later the witstON threatened
ta I? net the room ?' that lino uf
"Th- ty of putting '.?-u
.
?hen tried
to lean, fron thi sr l>r
Potter waa att? | ide the sub
? . ?itkinc
for him.
Mr Hotter ?aid he knew nol
?h'jj- ? Father had said
? . - * - New Ye --
' ,'? .1 --?nr ? Im had a sub
; i - a"! ' -, ? - aakod
"ile ?.th?''' that mucl of a fool," r?
tarted Mr. Hot?
lommiasior.er roa? e*k< i Mr Pat
toll D? Pottei '-at he wa? want?
ed at the :?? hut th?
res? refused to ???? ?s messenger.
Mr. Hebberd is expectod to he a wit
re.? at to-day'? hraring*
RASMUSSEN TO AID
M'MILLAN RELIEF
Natural History Museum Gives
Explorer Unlimited Commission.
A rab?? mes.-arre ha? b-eon (?Bt from
the A-ncri.-a?; M?j?eum of Natural His?
tory te KtMid Rasmus?en. the Panish
rxplore? ? lai ning to leave in a
'ew ta . - ( ?edition *o North
? ,-? ? land, tolling him to
la fil and ffo to
anv leri^:''?.? to ?uecor the MacMillan
relief partv, ??hich ha a 1 ?ard
from since the lir.u'ua'^v hard ?
? . . ?. ? ?
for its ?af.
".ssmussen ;? planning to eyplore the
rer?:eT. betwean Peary Land and Green
' will leave in th?? early rr:n?
from Thul . N'orth (?reenlar.d.
ri S MacMillan relief exp?"-'
dor ' te command of I?r. i
Hovej. of " ? vuseum ,.' Katural Hi?
totry. left New York on the <,eore;r B.
.-p. June ?. 1918 At the rr tj
it no apprehenaion was
sr ? < . ? ? ite saf? I of the
i nr'%- arj that nail ii expect?d from
them ?.irre time late ?,-, June. It is
thouch' that the tnn horn?; ? II be
n ado via Denmark
Tickets for Mi-Carem?* Fete.
file *a> of ticket? for the Mi?
? ? arnival, I \ at Bhai
lo* '?? on Thurada; et i ng foi
??? r.f the VVesi Sine Juvenile ?'oir*.
has V ? -. ? : ro Mi?? Fr
RikcT, -'r". Madison Avenue. Tickets
? - . inee. i
FEAR COURT BAN
ON SHOP ZONES
Commissioners Find Plan
Is Gaining Favor of
Business Men.
UNIFORM LIMITATION
ON HEIGHTS URGED
.Marks Reports Approval of Re?
-.tricted Area Idea by Dis
triet Associations.
:i. ?jit of Build
?ne; District
: rat public hear ,? tei ley h* the
? ? ' Manhattan
? ? rea particularly
the Hat
t? ry ai * treat Kdwaru
M H;. former Publie .**er-\ ee?
a - ?,! ,?' the
;
* ? ;? of op.n
ion an | ? -neri uhu !,'?
ed the hearing ?- r the courts
n to risks
l?n':al or
ee .k
dietricta be
nispped o'r- .....
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si nd of a s* tha
V ,ra? seid ?hat
ommiasiona
he had appointed were in favor of some
and a era.lv approved
the work of the commission.
? ph I. Buttenwelsi r, a resl estate
operator, of 120 Headway, declared it
? us and arbitrary :'ur the
to ? ? nieta a street sur?
rounded by faetorv buildinps and ware
houses as a resijen'ial s'reet. As an
instance he C tel Fifty aoCOUd Street,
between Lexington and Third Avet.ue?.
Ha said such an set was confiscstory
and no court would suatein it.
nr Henry W. B< re, of M M
A* si ne, eentende 1 that there should
be u .tation on htrif-hts oi
~o far
mod, Dr, Hei f ssie.
that the Supri mi < ourt ara
w?ping out r? - ?
he d:?i not think ? hold
that rone?, laid out the cil would ?
stand ?j: ?- bettei chani ee.
The comn thei
hear:n?r to-day on the area between
Twi nty-third and Fifi .U
Would Extend Shop
Zone to 23d Street
sdditioi ' ? ndon r th?
- h plans to
cone north of
?third Street from menufectur
in?/, the Fifth Avenue Association ft
terdav recommended extending the line
? luth 'o Twenty-third
?tie, ?.
At a i hi .?l at Delmi
t| - ta iciat oi accepted the re, o-i?
mendation of the executive committee
appr' ? -?.r* of the Commie?
? - i? ?-:. ta and Rtatr e?
tiens and ini!or?;nar the movement, to
?jirnent
,
following ? ' * area adopt
ADVERTISEMENT
$500,000
10-20 Year Mortgage-Bonds
Dae Jara. i?i, ISM
at 95
Netting ?baut 5 Y?%
rteea n?a4? ?*a IBS ?":??*-- ?*?'.-*>?'(?? et ta?
?"???????y. a???? a ? apir?! Su-rl?*? ??4
f-eSt? ?f |??o??no? as ?-? farttrar a?
ym\ ?>. ???? *??*?>?.??' ????? ? r**t**<ISS ol
trat morif.tr. aa '?rr.??r< rra' ?arata la
?a-ra, '?:?*> ?n ?a ? r j' :? tte
rar? ??)?? at ... **?'?.
THE MORTGAGE BOND CO.
OF NEW YORK
Si Liberty Street
We a'ro'c'*. arg? thai IB? are?
??hrrh manu'aeturinc be ???-hided
b* extended s a* to i ?rca
-Hed a* foil??'*?, y liion Ivonne
th oa
t balf wai
bettf ? ? [
I ?tron ??. t s ??? ??. ? ' ?a Bvaai
v n\ : thence north oti Broa4wBp to ?.
ro'nt half wav bet?? ec ?'-and
? . ????-.ind ?UT ??eat to
**??? a th Avenue; I ? r*e? -
? ..? ?.i TI n
, |. ? -, - ? ?. ? ? ... ?
1 a help ?' r "S?\e '. -ove.
ment, E. | r? -
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it ? st tli??
il
. .
? -? ?"i ? ?? ?>?* ? . hirty
lifth and Thirty-aial
CHINESE GOVERNORS
DEMAND YUAN EXILE
P;tsont ritimattim V-Kin ; Sin
render of rrifton
Baa Franc.?co Malt I ulti?
matum demsndir?- the revgnatien end
exile of Yuan ?*hih*kai ?; I t1 . exec i
tion of twelve of his adviser? h??b?*rn
handed to the Qua'i Bhlh-kal jjovern
ment by the military go\,?r'.or? of six
revolting provinces, according to cabl?
advices to the Chinese **?""*?**"*.?? Also
nation here.
The ultimatum, according to the ad
. contain.? theie tiva demands:
That Yuan Bblh-kai resign a? a t'xed
da'e and leave Chin?.
That twelve "traitora" ?aata?l ba
tl ed, and if found guilt] of consplrlag
It the republic be I (CCUtad.
I hat Yuan. Shih-kai' property and
rapcrty of I "traitor?"
.*, ? ...
?
. it *i .a- ?31 kai's d?"-r?.niUnt? for
le?era!
"f eitisenship.
That th? ?eparr.e prav?BC?M be j?iten
fa ? arsenals.
TO AID CZARS PRISOlfERS
i. M C A. Will ( omforf Million (,er
mam in la?l?
Dr.
Fred T. Hag-trard. for sixt. ..??,.
? ?,.? of the Amein:;.:. !?...? | |
lias 1 ;uai
?er* m this city, annonnced to-aiay that
he had accepted a ?prrial appmntmer*
to Ku??'.a, under ? ?" the
international eon
Men's Chrintian AsaociatioB.
l'r Baggard*? warb i? ta belp hrin
fp'.ritual and physical eamf?
pr lOBOra of Tarar COnfltocd In Furopeai
anil Siberian Ruoaio Effort? will h?.
mad?- to establish and eonduct orj-ar?
/at.on.? along th?
"Thristlan associai i in various
centro? '.?here more thai a million
. ie soldier? are * . * ? con
?
But Fatimas are the best-liked and best-sell?*
?ng of all the cigarettes costing over 5c.
Of course, your taste may be different?vou
may not like Fatimas as well as all these
thousands of other men do.
But you can't deny that they are worth
trying not only for the delicious taste that
has made them so famous, but also to see
just how SENSIBLE they really are how
CQ v.'.' V*.
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TWO TESTS FOR
ANY CIGARETTE
Tt? Hite Si ths cio-ct*-??ceo-dinr
, a ?--dlBc tnb-rro Journal?i? up In the
,a?,-. h<i 'here ?re oih-i qualities |
hj: ,"u ?I. ? *? look loi 11 ?h? ti-jf-tte ,
thai loo are ??ins to anca to lor toot I
?:-?>?? - a? H?i? sr? a loupl? o( let!? I
:hat r... help lb? a*"ase ?t. .<-r to I
.bocte rr * ? '?T t t?-eo ci2?reat
?in I? ef risarrtt? ?.
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?jirjr. -, tr.rrr c-r-.'ort l*> ihe th? il ?nl|
t?i3f ? I -' :i rcirarette. Draw le a |
cloud of smok i ? ? ' ordiaerr pee
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aodthrsai. Sew hi >? out tte inaoke. ]
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ot roUd lot,a'?*-? >a?es. csrobln-d in tas!
the rich! pree rttee. it ?, I a.sir? fe?|
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?ad t ? tear i-ng .?
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ra' -.f anothere.garett? in ?bien the
btead is teas skUtfel, e?en <ho?jgh the to?
h..c^?a?.?ofth? highest grade, tou ?ul
i sd a: . g toward* ibe end cl lb? d,r
i~?i it i ??? .- ? to ii - ibal (?Mt-ag
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