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Gets Life Term ;
Now Savs Bahv
Coimlilin ?Jvcs
Pastal, the ('rank, \fter
Being Sentenced (or kid*
napping, Changes Story;
Promises Sheriff Clews
Signs OverRansom Money
Jndge, Visibly Affected,
Ask- All Present to Rise
as He Impose* Penally
KORl - : '?'. a. :??.. Nov. 20. August
PasvaJ, crank, was sentenced by
Judgic Swartz to life imprisonim it ai
bard Inbi in the F.astern Penitentiary
at Phi lad . ' ? laj for kidnap] ng
Blakek?; n from :? cv'n in the
'.. . m . the Cout ilins, on
Curran Tel ear Xorrist iw n, last
June. " was 7a.. tirsi life entence
ever impo . . Montgoni ; y County.
Judge 7*1* ? 7. . ... . ? oi ; n ? : that
he was s rry h< ? ; no1 end the
crarik to thi lectric cl air, was visibly
affect '? ? ''?'??? he aske 1 those in the
courtroi i Pascal
ca? of society for life. The Sheriff
i direel to 1 i the prisoner to
; - ten days. He
-. . ccd on the c harge of
? ? ? Sentence on ; he murder
c a. *'. suspended, tie iiad pleaded
guilty last Wednesday to thi charge of
r
\ ;'? w m * ut ' ng sentenced
I I told Sheriff Hamilton that his
( that he slew the Blakeley
tuby was false, and that the child was
B M alive.
"Aftei 11 this ?s over," : said, ''1
v ? ; - ' ut t and you can
get th .. . ick."
By ?? Pascal r< f< rn M the
?numei . .. ? . - authoriz
1 . a. a. f Other of
Blak . iraw ; I ? : I
of tl * 'ran: m money wh I i:
. and transferring
? ? f a i m a t N e w
G ? a. und " - . jewelry, all
: ? ? ? . money. ! ' 11 did
t ? ? ? . ???:.?' Ham ton ;
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7 ' : ? ' ? . vv telling the
?? :?? e ?'? I! get th b iby ba k,"
he -
, ? ? toiling me right
?long i entence was
r ? ? would giVO 1 ' *
itorv ? I to made a
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M?n?r< r in Libel Suit
Answ er. Denies Malice
'! ' "<?'? '.????? ??ep?ies to
:; i ??O.?MJ 'i 4 *. 0\ er th?
H:*:,*. ?? r I? in Fund
" ' ai
I ? !y
? . ? el by George
lanhat
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men; U
'.- " ;? : admit . ? ai w r
! I formati
the 1 y ii Sep! .. bi r
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er ; : ' a ?' .
January <
erste In,
?a: . ? , ir.d to be dr
ibllc coi
'? nd to be used i?
- ! y Ai t? '
..-.. to deve!
7
Mr. ':?'?? ;:??* was req e ted to act < r
tl ?? I '.?:*.* ??? Of th a- ciali a
;, t concert at the Hi;
. ? ??.;. v. ; I a
t Ham! . .
ecci
, ?orvices of John McCormack, Mme.
I',-; izzini and Huiro Reiscnfeld. ;
According to Mr. Monger, many a4" 1
? !,, conti ?but ions nn i subscript ?ans i
w ? e made to 7 lie fund in the belief . I
thai it was to In* received and admin?
istered ? :? Theodore Steinway, "an emi- i
nent patrqn of music," who was adver* ?
tised as treasurer of tin* association. |
The com er! broucht in $16,000 to the
fund, and Mr. Monger alleges that Mr*
Hiumenlhal took charge of this money | j
without authorization of the commit- j
tee. The concert took place in April, i ?
and Mi Monger says that up to May.I)
2 V.r. Blumenthal had failed to de- ?
the man \\ and had rendered no
ic< until g. 'i'ii* defendant asked for
?' ! !." due him and he says Mr. Blumen?
thal refused to pay him. Mr. Monger
adds that he was unable to ascertain
v ? disposition was made of the
moi ey received for the Hippodrome
a o a c e rt.
Mr. Monger asserts in his defense
that in all these matters he acted in
good faith and without malice.
Republican State
Fund in Campaign
Was ?579,699.19;
Report of Treasurer Davis
Shows 110 Contributors; ;
County Committees Given
8283 JUK> of the Amount
_
Joseph F. Davis, treasurer of the Re- :
publican State Commity.'e, yesterday
tiled a statement with the Secretary
of State showing total receipts on ac-j
count of the campaign just closed of
? , .. ,699 19, of which $48S,645 was con?
tributions; $S5,. obtained on a loan
and ? >,S." 6.1 * fr< m ?-funds.
The Republican N4itional Committee
ted $100,01 0. The other large
contributors were: E. C. Converse,
; John D. Rockefeller, $25,0 iu;
John D Rae-., fe er ?r., $15,000; George
14 Baker, 5 I l,0( i); William B. Thomp?
son, $m,.; i-i. J. Berwind. $10,000;
If. S. W ilkinson, $10,000; Arthur Cur?
tis James, $10,u ; Henry F. Davison,
$7,: 00.
mer !.. Schiff, William Nelson
i n a i :. Gei rge F. Baker jr., William
II. Porter, 1 dward S. Harkness, < lhai les
Hayd ?? Pi lix M. Warburg, Otto H.
Ka! a. U". !!. Chiids. Rversley Childs,
A. J. Whalen, $5,000 each; C. J. Dillon.
.;).'.. \ ;? ??aa.arii. W.' liatii F.
. ? ?. each; Ci orge 1?. Pratt,
; Sana-. C jjjgenhi ?m, $3,500.
The fol ov : :.. ci ni ributcd $2.500
each: George Whi :n< y, 11. \V, Rici jr.,
Elliott C. Bacon, Thomas Cochran,
i ' niel Guggenhi m, Harry Guggen
n . F. 11. L'a;, nard, Louis S. Levy
. a. R Guggi nhi ! n.
Contribution; o? $2,.) were received
"n m Mrs. Whitelaw ?7. ?d, Charli ; M.
Pratt, Fredi rick B. Pratt. Herbert L.
Pratt, Francis L. Hine, Otis II. Cut er,
Id i. Pratt, J. R. Lovejoy, De? a
? : a s id* r. a. Rockeft Her.
J. F. Zoiler gave $1.50 i, G. C. Em
' ions SI 200, and $1.000 was c n
tributed by each of the following: Fr?
es?. L. Wi o i" . rd, Cl arh ? il unter, A.
D. Juilliard & Co., Pa il D Cravath,
.? ..? ? jr., Pi rey C. Thomas,
a a . 7 I ?am M i 'a'a..r. F. B. Twi n
a. \V. l: i oe, \\ .1 i a'ry, J. S. Bach* ,
' n, Gi org? Underw o I,
Senator X. Mi roe Mai hall, I 'hauin
1. ' ?'? ? c >?-. F. M Wi 4 mis, Virgini i I
n, Hi -. < ' Ph ? ps, ( harles 1).
11 as. I- : Mciarth* G. D. B. Bun
1 ? gl.t. Clarei ce 11. Mackav, Paul W
. .?. :?- ci ??? ?? . ? ? lark, ( hi ;
c. ? ., \V. . \i< Gov an, C ifton D. Pc t
? i ?.? l'ai ell, il. II. Ellii ? .
T. i'??? il irace Havemeyer ai
J : i A. W endell.
total '.?'?? of coi tribute : -
! 10. Inis i iclude 1 the U
Li . ? i i 4 whii :.. : hrough il s mem
: ership, c >ni i ibuted $.'}4,100 Some of
? ' ?? ncltidcd registration,
f2t),"i0; soi i 1 trains, ?15.226; posta:
? : i ; ? ' :'.??} re ?. mai :d, $?0.00<>;
. a : . ? mated, $"o.
a a. ......7 . . ? ? a ??. I* - ng, $50,0 :
con ta s, 4 -.. il Anotl i i
if e:\pensi way ;? .000 ?n
: ? lions 1 I th'..* distl
? :? m v : ; ... : ou: ted Sociiui
Ai mblymen : . i.
Democrats Receipts Are
Reported as $1,32 ! ,65a
National Committee Makes Re?
turns to Mate for ("ash Given
4 to Campaign Chest
?J.BAXY, :?:. V.. '??? .a 20. Thi Di
c a...' al i inm it! e to-day :
p< rtcd to tin a.i y of State
' .'...: '. ?? ?.- ; ai a - ? . a . t '
. .'. Thi statement ??? .
?iifrned iy Wilbur W. Mai , treasui ??'.*.
TI tal lent s wed that SI,190,8 .';
wa s turned o\ cr to the commi ? i
N ?' V. k h eu Iqun rters, ? 12.H65 by : lo
4 he Ch .?::? .,
? ?? ? ' !??:'. by V, ashington
head lartei . .* i S 1.S52 by the San
i ? . hi iiquarters.
rnoi i and Franklin D. Roose
,??:*.. Di * ? era! ic Pn ?dential and Vici
Presidential candidates, respectively,
' 31 :. L'?-ve S5,0 i0. i Ither contributors
? v. eri :
a nard M. Baruch, New York. $45,
? . ; > Ian A. Ryan, N'fw York, $45,000;
a a. L. Chi 11 urne, Xew York, $20,
1 m . Ji eph F. Duffy, Pittsburgh, $21,
F. I. D iheny, New York, $8,300;
! ai It Pi ale, Cai rollton, Pa., $10 -
Charh K Crane, N'ew York
fOBSYTHt
VvUvrn,
Commcncinn To-morrow ?Monday
For One Weck Only
1200 Tailored Silk Heists
Latest Styles and Colors
25% off
' ATINS Wi,!*-. Flu/i and Latest Colorings
ilLKS-White, Solid Colors Stripes, etc.
CREPE de CHINE-White, Stripes.CoIors.etc.
All Siza
/ ' Advi ? ? ? elections
John Forsythe & Sons
3 WEST 42ND STREET
West 42nd Street
and
West 43rd Street
Business Hours:
9 A.M.
until 5.30 P. M.
Priced for Immediate Clearance:
A High-grade Assortment of
At the Greatly Reduced Price of
.00
Values up to $125.00
CUR-TRIMMED or Plain Tailored mod?
els in Duvet de Laine, Tricotine and
Yalama?all taken from our regular stock.
Large fur collars of Nutria, Scotch Mole or
Australian Opossum. Exquisitely tailored and
handsomely silk lined. Sizes 34 to 50/2 bust.
Colors: including Brown, Navy Blue, Taupe, Plum
and Black. ? Third Floor.
Imported French
Glace Gloves
'At the Special Sale Price of
$3.00
Pair
Former $4.50 Values
TWO STYLES TO SELECT FROM
6-Button Length pique sewn; strap
wrists; Paris point backs; White only.
Real Kid Gloves (Washable); over
seam or pique sewn; two clasp; Paris
point backs. White only.
Savings of About ONE-THIRD
In an Important Sale Monday of
Imported Lambskin Gloves
Two-clasp; Paris point backs; Black
or White; formerly $2.50,
Wraps
WRAPS with large cape or graduated shawl collars,
deftly finished with silk embroidery or rows of
silk stitching. Lined throughout with fine qual?
ity silk and interlined. Colors: Dryad, Rein?
deer, Navy Blue or Siberian Grey.
<C ACk CO Ordinarily woulrl
WtUoUXJ cost $75.00
Selection of several distinctive models embodying
this season's newest style features. Beautiful
fur collars of Taupe Nutria, French Seal (Dyed
Coney) or Australian Opossum; fully silk lined
and interlined,
Ordinarily would
cost $95.00
Extraordinary Savings Monday in a Sale
Women's Philippine
ightgowns and Env. Chemises
(Hand Made and Hand Embroidered)
Values to $4.95
Special $2.95
Values to $6.95
Special $3.95
Less than To-day's Wholesale Cost
All new, crisp, superior quality Nainsook Undergarments from which
suitable Christmas Gifts may be selected at a gratifying price advantage.
The largest assortment and most notable
values of the kind we have ever offered.
Crepe de Chine and Satin Bloomers
Also Step-in Drawers. High-grade qualities from our Regular Stock.
Very Specially Priced at S3.05 SECOND FLOOR
Most Exceptional Values for To-morrow in
Women's and Children's
Seasonable WOOL HOSII
Imported High-grade English assortments.
Y
WOMEN'S
SPORT HOSE Plain
or ribbed, in shot effects or
Heather Mixtures . .
WOOL SPORT HOSE
?Plain or ribbed, in vari?
ous Heather Mixtures
WOOL SPORT HOSE
ribbed and fancy stripe;
several combinations of
Heather Mixtures . . .
$1.95
*p?L? ? 3
Plain,
$3.50
CHILDREN'S
WOOL SPORT HOSE - In
Greys, Blues and Heather
Mixtures, with colored ^^ _
tops.?plec/D
WOOL SPOUT HOSE Wide
or narrow ribbed, in vari?
ous color combinations. ^_ . _,
with fancy colored tops. ?P^.tO
WOOL SPORT HOSE?Heavy
ribbed, in Brown or Green
Heather Mixtures; with ^^ ~
fancy colored tops . . . *pdL?Z/U
s rure inreao sSk nose
Lisle tops and soles. Black, Brown, Navy Blue or White.
Regular $2.95 Values $1.65 DaiF MAIN FLOOH
A Sale of Especial Importance:
Women's Afternoon or
Evening Frocks
Taken from our regular stock and offered
at extremely low prices for To-morrow
at $29.50
Values up to $45.00
Fashionable Afternoon Frocks in a variety of Silk or
Wool Fabrics. Exquisitely finished and hand?
somely trimmed.
at $52.50
Values up to $95.00
Distinctive Frocks in the finest of Silks. Suitable for
Afternoon, Street or Theatre wear.
Particularly desirable at these most
exceptional price r?ductions.
THIRD FLOOR
Unusually Lew Priced
Suitable for the Thanksgiving
table or gift purposes
Reproduction Sheffield
Silver Plated Ware
Gravy Boat and Tray, . . . $8.95
Double Vegetable Dishes, . . 12.95
Meat Platters, Well and Tree
design; 10 inches, .... 25.00
Meat Platters, 17 inches, . . . 13.95
Meat Platters, 19 inches, . . . 17.50
Bread Trays,. 4.45
Cheese and Cracker Dishes, . . 4.95
Cake or Fruit Baskets, . . . 5.25
Chop or Serving Trays, 13 ins. 8.90
Chop or Serving Trays, 15 ins. 11.25
MAIN FLOOR
A Noteworthy Offering o,
.sses
DS
raps
Regularly $75.00
Large fur collars of Australian Opossum or Taupe
Nutria. Fashioned in Suede Velour ov Chamois
Velour. Handsomely silk lined. 14-16-18 years.
at $75
Regularly $115.00
Soft, luxurious Evora Cloth models in new \\ inter
shades. Dec]) collars of Taupe Nutria or Austra-#
lian Opossum. Silk lined and interlined. Sizes 14,
1(> and IS years.
TI1I1U) FLOOR

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