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workers Partv
Organizes for
Soviet in U. S.
Rafii<ai> in Convention In?
dorse Program to Unite
\1! Revolutionary Ele?
ment? by Propaganda
Metroes Hailed as Equak
Lab?** l nions Denounce?! a*
Having ibandoned Most
of What fhey Had Gained
r -,. \, ,v \\ ,,- ...
r,- - .. ed before
... -< saio of "?I
Labor
Es
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y. - rker ? ' i
itroluti
fa -
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. rrr_. ? provides thai I ?
-,
rP,T.-- . .-???? whole, all
"he r?volu!
? - - ? sea " -
? '
the labor
_??? ? ?.-. sing *
/ ? -? I a: is of equality
fa the re' to am date apitai
isst.
\ character
if the ira, the document a -
?-s? - Labor party is reac
r- arcs the labor
? ni by point what ?
? ' - truggles.
Song Glorifies Soviet
' rod need at' or ?
?panied
10 .-.
ch the
Russia was
? .
legates v ere
-. - ' opened at
proa. ?' '"":" ?' ' worn
o "??>('; by Steve
e temporarj
* ? d a n t p i n f r o !
^ neighboring g alley a
*v - the i hairman of
to report.
"Comrade" Bill
Bonn 'ormer I. W. W.
. ? ?? red the key
. i he predicted
??.fe? ? ' ? rover ?:.? '???"
ired:
I "Wi ? ;curity, or
I up to th
L apit&l
- rnment or
-- | t ti I vith us. !
j rad ;.
asi
year? seem to think !
rar ha
?'
ase was
? . ? ? ?
. ; . carr
trii it ..
' " I me .
Five Purposes \nnounced
Alter t pr igt ;?
. r ??
I ...
, . ..... underlying
abject ar(
'?'
""..
'. i in?
? ?.-; _-?' again.;;
? - ? ermeate th*
truly re oluti >r.ary ele
I lessly ?ose I he re
I ireaucrats and strive
lot ?
' "2. participate ii
? -,;- md get ral political
party'sl
repi -?and
-.-? ' of the government
a capitalist
i. dlize the work
? ,. ' ' ' ?
[ ' workers and
>? ? - lop oui
Wf their trugg a fon
for the ah -. pitalism.
; .
i?
? "5. Reci govern
'?"??. ind
trad th it."
tppeals fur Internationale
j . - of this l : <>;? ram
the most violent
! tion,
da; o far. Dennis
P?tt, -. a; party, of
, I
J " i revolution?r;
T 0 I
R tion of the Third In
psr vung so far
M'j ' you have not laid
Blown ? utionary party. We.
leannot ? . bu1 a mess party,
"
. raDid cro
?'-i'e va , gates, in which B. M.
member of the Fr?
r'-^'ar. "You should t?te
pkh nd for the dictators lip
W the t- ;,:.-... e : i a
lion to cap
lesa! "
To ' .'? Cannon, another
?lega But you were
Moscow and you are
h*t recojrni >y the Communist In
'?' ' t'a the use of all
. ?*--'"" the "Internat
adopted.
Plundering of Islands Charged
a.< cu ied the Araericat
I toting and plundering
?! '' . Panama, Guam, the
?rS' and Cuba, and then de
miediate freedom of
'- ?. ? ? evacuu
a 1 outly
?
? u;':i ' ? convention
al executive com?
er the m
'( ? powers lo i
and d*'
\
Mew York:
,'anV*- P. Cai : on. Kanaaa; J. Louis
J?*?ai J. K. Salutzky, New
?ork; Henry Askeli, Illinois; Mrs. Mar
W? ' lio; Elmer T. Allison,
*?>? U s irk; A. Mil
'"!s ' 'k; Anno Swabeck, ??li
-?ota; Caleb Harrison, Illinois; Roberl
ainor, ??.? York; Jay Lewstone, New
/?)?' "'" ' ? ' Bin, ?Michigan; A. ,T.
?Warson. New York, and Willian
"?"??tone, New York.
?JL- f,?'hjwing ?even alternates afco
*w? elected: Charles Baker, Ohio:
* ??ruder. Kansas; Williaro F.
3?!?', :.' lnoi ' ?Ja(-" Carney, Illinois:
nerold PI are, New York; Edgar Owens,
jjy ' '? ' ?ornas OTlaherty, New
^ Companion of Deb? \> eicomed
?ifo." " ? ention took
w -orrt? of a wild welcome to Joseph
'?' o w?a release from
Ai?HiPn Penile;;;:.,-, ... F,. samo tinte j
that Eugene V, Debet wee given free-j
dem. Ke was guest of honor at & din-1
ner in Yerkvill? Ca.no.
1 h diners )ih<! nrrlved at the coffae |
?1 Mf:-- n hen i eldv '.' v ? - iutrodu<
Speeches had been made praising L?nine
and Trotskj ""neu Coldwell was called
<>n for ? speech? He responded with o
ment that h?* had been fortunate In
to "serve Uncle
Sam."'
t ? >mplained because, ?I- '
I or hi release and that
>?b and others were signed let t
Friday, none of the men were released
until Christmas Day. He ?aid he am!
the i-1 ners were whisked awaj
from th< !'?-? on gates in automobiles
so that they would not meet new
pape - '?'-- fhe fovernme.nt, ???
?a : ?Iws . -:. t] of that t orl ? I pt
Cold ? 'nor
Debs need he considered martj
'] hey ?? ? ie* I ?ir work,
_-? .
Mondeil Forecasts Tax
To Meet Bonus Outlay
Merehant Marine Hill -l.o on
Program; Hon.? Majority
Lead, r Sert 'Harding
w VSHTNGTOX. D? c. 26. Leg! : I ?
m of Con
..... . . . enactment of bill
nar ine, t o
? - ? . nu8 payment to
.'.-? manent
? reg?;
m appropriations, R . . ? ??
M onde! , Republican H '%,i ?c leader,
said ' c? ifcrence vi
'
There are no definite proposals on'
- arinc or soldi? rs' bonus
an kid ti ? . -.-?!?. al
? ??.?? at thii time. Mi
Mond? I! aid, I - ubj r--.-- > to
, 11 e r a
. I mac,
- . ><] ave i - appropr at
ii h originate ? P re, enc ej ed
.- ? ; l.
? ling ? he
or fund -' to pay the P?ri i
Mouse leadei .. d, wa
t block of ] i'oi
auch a bil '>?-,,,-? :,.--?? <jf such a n
ure, he added, probably would require
creat ion of .?. De :iftl
? ' ., VIr. Mondel'l ? ?
" .-. cuss v ith the Preside t
? e "ren unei at ioi plan
ing .'???' hip opera!ion, and I -
? , - - ? . ?. ?der
. scu-.? on wou el be required be '?
Congres i adop
plan i a measure,
-,?._?-...
Tinkler Postpones His
Muscle Shoals Proposal
Vv ill Leave san Francisco to
Confer With -* -ek? on Proj
ecl on Januar) ?>
WASHINGTON*, D c. 26. - Conf< r
....,.,, bctwee Secretary Week: ?
oi C. C. Tinkler, h
of a San i const ruct - -
n cor ' fction with the Muscle
ais, Ala., nitrate and power proj
cet -, ?? - ich " P latter had am our
? - t ma
? rial
L;.*'N- >m .a
co that M r. I nkler -,
ince *or \fi
.. .- . gton Ja? iarj
I or .'? S crei ary Vt cek: .
M r. Tin er e> :' -? - -?> tele?
graphed the Secretary of War he de
d to make an offer for the Muscle
I - propert ies, for the sai< and
?? ? ? ? - " 10W
nego ?atii .: \ it Hei . ; .or? .
Department officials were of
... .... neg0?, ?.
itioi with tr .-. irer
: Id be held in ab? yanc. en
F"- er? -) :on fei.I wit! '?
la ? ?-.,?<?'* .- authorized ith
nality for Mr. Ford or uni fch? anu
-. ? . an come t \\ ft i
cot erei
? ? ?
Bo no ni i Thank-? America
For Initiative on Arms
-
Premier's Christmas Message
Forecasts Era of Tranquillity
and Prosperity
Iv&noe Bonomi, Premiere.'' Itai; .
through The N'ew York Tribune
_-. t ;i cablegram conveying Italy's
Christmas greetings to the United
States and her gratitude for the arms
ta ion . ?? ? em? . I begun by
united H aid:
'Fro America
? aj a nc*A de ttini of peace, v I
ill g ?? to the nations a new era of
eri A n expres?
sion of gratitude goes oui from the
? hoi v orld F - ible i ni; iative."
Germany Sends .. ar Debt
Commissioner to Paris
Dr. Fischer Vi ill Discuss Repar?
ations Vf'itlt Representa?
tives of lite Allie*
BERLIN, Dec. 26. Dr. Fischt r, ?
? of the German War Debt Commis?
sion, has beer. . to proceed to
Paris for, ??vu! d i tis with I be llep
;. : ations Commissioi
cerns Germany's forthcoming reply to
Repai ations Co on's tnqui
i iva decided upon ai ter ir
formal conferences between the n
rr- of the Cabinet, Dr. Rathenau and
i: idolph Ilavenstein, president of I -
Reichsbank, *? vhic ral under
secretarii oi r he M F Fiuanc?
and Economics also wert present.
Although Dr. Rathenau has been in
constant touch with the Cabinet and
also with President Ebert since his re?
turn from London, where, he '.Ta? en
. gi (] in reparations affairs, officiai
quai tei the informa?
tion he brought back, or to give ar.;
dication o? the nature of the reply,
which, it is expec:cn, will be dispatched
to Paris before the end of the week.
3 Killed in Auto Wrecks
N'OBLESVILLE, Ind., Dec 26.- Two
persons were killed and another seri
. here early to-d
.-? automob I? in which they were rid
ing skidded fro n ' :? road and plui
iver a 1 tito a
.'cnee.
-,
CINCINNATI. Dec. 26, .' ?? I?
in tuti no accidei tg here to-day
-made a total of ninety-thre? d<
om ? at cause on County
Two were killed und three
injured when a ca? truel .. pole. A
ed when he was stru<
a itomobile just after he
out oi' a car in which he
-.:._
Convict, 65, Leaves Prison
To-da'v After Serving I 1 -ear?*
' OSSINING, N. V.. Dec. 26 Georg?
T?o*.* av?l. w -,o has been in Sing
s nee Maren !_ 1907, is to be turned
ild world : o-morrow.
Nevertheless, he appeared to take as
.- pi? asure e; any a ' the p ? m
? : ,-...,... ...ertainment 7->ro
as 5enten< i ity-five year
- burgl?r I 107, bui more than tc
: eai th ? l ?? ? . . lucted for
?400-] behavior. II" is ty-l - year ?
??Id. it ten)Ion, hi ?>?? a, to
? ';.he outside.
Wilson's Steel
Box Brings Up
Novel Problem
Question as lo When Pub
lie Document. Are Per?
sonal Properly of Offi?
cial Lacks Legal Stain??
Senator- Are interested
Wonder if Publication of
Facts kept Secret From
Congress I- Proposed
Washington Burea
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. When is a
ib c document the privait? and pcr
lonal i n perty ficia who
hoo es to make use ,
? li .i- : has be?
' - pet : ?? e publi? ation of the con
box," ?aid to reveal
"privai document ? \\ oodrow Wil?
son, collected when he was at Pa
Preside]
?- ' ? I and id
v o ; peace cot
to iucludi
of i Fon and the
I - mi : of ren.
What Wai
just how it come s about that i crel
of the ol lie Big
and the Cou l_n, meet ing
h Mr. Vi
inicial apacity,
be private documents.
e ethics
of ;he matter and : 'opr ties of
? forme r Pr?s ident ? ? norl ant
i ?. c published
co Jrse, thai they arc s? cre?
i i - the law of t he ca c. The
best Formi
.......
. : on. It pointed out tha
ice, t ?? 're iden -.
? d
choose to take paj - White
Hous? on I theoi ire pri /ate,
could not be es topped us u natt
al fact. And n'':- ? he had re?
move? ' from the White
.
hat I return them.
Plain Speaking Is Predicted
i
of . ?- Wilson " tec!
.( do cot aii
?ortant hitherto on per
to the Versaillc T re
the. Lei ons, there :"
: rem. <? th?
(loor o h? and House II Is
- that - of the
ii,_- i", t he I? ?i i
ttee i emb.
- ? "? bit?
long conf?re in
I ... .
b< ne put
?
Now the que tion ; ? raised wl
Foreign Relat >n Committee and also
purporting to put the country in full
0 es on i ' real ie of the case
ut Pari ho v a iv?ng un all of I he
important illurr.inatfi g facts in hi no
. . ?. or wb I the "si eel bo ." n
I be form of "private and pi
.'?-??'
the Big Four, conta ithei di I
ight -...-. i ?
g -n;. - ;??',? ri nee it! ; reat y
and the coun
In v
? Ppi h ? ound h n elf facinc d
the league " - ? ?'? ? ?
?tely I tail
: lortance
? -.. ? : ? of th?
vastly ??..-.. . nd that the dis
?? -
um ??' um? ?
iiP'
Puzzled by Dual ' a;>acit>
Howcvei ' nol cleai
ccived here hou M r, Will o
; : 'ari ai oui and the same time
'. re : ? . American
, delegation to the pea tice and
also as a prh a arncrinu
private and perso
own use later on.
O ne official, w.
know, aid ? - ist o
end to each department .. e official
? ? .
' ha1 .' had bei the e.usti
only a lira ited i il ' ?? V,":? i' ?
and that evi tken his
own pe? ipei
ave it, in tl la::i , to thi
judgment of 1
??vhat he " personal
? a fers.
ber< it:' gj i; .
, ..... .
Llr. Wilson1 called "p<
and are 'woi
::nd to w ! ai exti at the I
nato he dark,
They are incljned to withhold comroen
? ?. i to he produced,
Burned by Vide Tie? Fire
Mother Fights Flames to Save
Four Children
M !? . Mary Kei
. - h. - ?
('in istmas tree in the nay:-:- ot in r
hi me at S10 rhird '?. ?
tlrs, Keogh was in the kitchen v
he ''??' ? ?- ? ' ??
. ?:? and three of :
....:? playin
- '?. iue tree.
Hurrying to tl ? found
the piano carl but
1 hat this had f?llen out" tin tre<
While the four children sal about and
cried, the woman smoi ic Sames.
An alarm was turned in and the ap?
paratus which responded attracted a
'.. rge crowd. R ipl ? Mi r< no, of 20*2
Ea >t Forty-eig! t'h Str et, while ? !
g on ?
? ocked dowi ?; ; La: ?cab :. '
red a fracl [i , .
lleception Hospitii
Mr:'.
SUNSET P.?UTE -Every mile ? Scene w?rf b
w?i?e
Sav.'l nan sor I wir it: >jr*and :ntarrr>stion
I Southern Pacific Line?
A. 1. Portern, Gon'I. Agent, Vefitenrfr Pipt.
RoomJZOli, J65 Bro,?dwa<-,'..1Mt!?:iat4?G?
|
Lost Brooklyn Christmas Guest
Undresses in the Wrong Parlor
Bolls ?Next Door in Flannels, but Is Still in Error;
Finnigans, ?Neighbor* and Police Spend Day
Reuniting McDaragh and His Pant'
Il take? a lad iront County G al way I
to find adventure in Brooklyn. Mc?
Daragh Lydcn, now of 08 Erie Street,
Jersej I ?ty, came from that panic '
count] only a year ago, when he was
??? teei years old, and in n week-end
visit 1 Patrick Finnigan, of 139 Hull
. Brooklyn, he had more adven-]
turca than any native of Jersey City
could hope to find between ConnemaTa
? < Shannon in a twelvpmonth.
Fo r m - " ' Ivi ioui the police
; ?nta " ' two cities were oxer
blue ergi suit
that McDaragh Lyden wore. For the
? ame peril ? : enaot - of ai apart
u al 276 McDougal Street,
; w thin their locked ;
? i aDToad in the cor?
ridors ? u fes rful glance IcBt
.. dii en bodied vi tor, v 10 had :??:'? n
;. i rge <ui1 n Bei \'a par
ront, ? addc ... hould
nateri ' :r ind , nand earth] g
The Luck of the Irish
! i the lu k of I he Iri: h mat
' ?? -'? i-; dc i, no c . when
'? ' ? ' o : i ' v rial ... c\ en ing to
do an errai d Ci r hi ? Friend Patrick
h ? oi Roeka' a ? Avc
u l migan' .?:
i ection lo dcDn ri rh found the
place on \{: ckav a; \vci uc ? , hout
mi hap, 7t; lulled his mi on and
c ! bacl .
Thing ''??:' c il ?'?.ng . amev here on
iwcver, :"t>: instead of
to Hull -???.?? McDaragh
into Mi Dougal Street, I
o it, with never a
. tl , ? r tel ? ';:'??. if,
thi re wi h ?
? app n ? . of McDougal SI t-^'
' 'ied with ? hielt i
On bol - ? ??
ame monol
ton apartment ,
and it he appri hou i<
? ? \'-t>\i!z'r'- mu ' bi t he abode of ?
?he Finnegans ! is judgment again was
vindicated by a Christmas tree in a'
three doors to the righl of it.
i l< ? m rod tnc Christmas tree
well.
Without thi slighte '. misgiving.
therefore, ?e1 tramped into.the hallway
McDougal Street and turned the
or door 'tit" ground
floor front, It nappened that Mr.
d i ig ' r, SI irley, had gone to
;' ' en .d thai M r. Storms had
ic parlor ocked against
he : ret u rn, so tlval the knob
... the Finn t:-" ' ' nob,
but was tin- Storms's knob, yielded
? to the touch of young Lyden,
Star!? Shucking His Clothes
Quite sat - ' with "' ?lf h ' per
forming rrar a so prompt ly,
.??i sti ode nto I he parlor that
the Fini gans' parlor,
-- oi n pi -ier. and began
to ahuck hi > '? he . :l had shucked
coal aisl coat ai ?; 1 is I ",,;i sers
i void on the
parlor re the picture of Robert
Emmet should have been.
He tiptoed tu the void and touched it,
n kingcertain hat t was n void and
, ... Eimm * '
pat lor " all and panic smote
!:?... a this t'ai dawned
. t la! the parlor
i ould not be the Finnigan parlor.
v.'-tbout pausing '" snatch up even
,-, i blue ' trousers be rushed from
? . ? .- . ? arlor .it -. I he house it -
? -. he had gained
- of the sidewalk. No
ight. He must walk to
- fare to find help
tolvc or he must ?-:.?'.' e
? ale
. ere _ -? enyj at(
cided to ??. ,'e A alone.
The mo il lik lolution, he tl rht
n the 1 e ne:;t door. Probably
a : mi counted and cor.e one house
?.?: in fact, the nto.-'' he thought
it I he more - .".iced he vas
thai ! e had gone too far.
Finds Another Latchatring Oat
He entered the bouse next door, which
.? ;. '",- cl ?' igal Street, and Eur
? el y trie the kn ? ?? ol "i---- parlor door
of lhi ?''?? front. !'? yielded
the simple rea
on t - Wl i te, tenant of the
?: floor at 278 McDougal Street,
had rorgottei ti lock it when he and
Urs. te etired.
Lyden entered the White parlor
:;. a he could for the chills that
The parlor ".ht dark
te wa ? afraid I o itrike a match,
began t? feel for Robert Emmet
wa feeling for Robert Ern?
ie upset a choice china poodle
that sat eternally on the White r?anle'
na basket filled - -ith china
flowera and puffing smoke from a china
cheroot.
Mr?. White filing open the door a*.
the noise the poodle made and im- j
mediately iadi a much loudei on?
herself al gh of McDara_h Lydi .
in hia underclothes an? shirt, collar
and tie, patent leather shoes ami hat,
all complete save for his blue ergc
suit, feeling for Roben Emmet.
"Oh, my!" Hhrieked Mrs. White.
In <-ame Mr. White, and hut. for tin
honesty tha; shone in McD rag!
Lyden'a embarrassed countenance and
the ready wit which gave him tongue
t.o explain his predicament, there mighl I
have been trouble. A.; it was Mr
White and McDaragh sat down tu
reai on things ?un.
It took them a long time, for by j
now McDaragh had forgotten even the
name of ilul! Street, He remembered
it, at last, however, and Mr, White went ;
to Mr. Finnigan's and borrowed a suit
of clothe;; in which McDaragh thank
fully returned to the Fi gar
tree.
A Mystery in lilue Serge
' I , ,,.. ? I,' Ug --..-jvf. ,Ui( ? ;,..;:
had caused a commotion at "7(1 Mc
Dougal Street. Mis; Shirley Storm;; had
conic home and found it on the parlor
floor with $11.85 in th? pocket and
alrio a letter to McDaragh from Patrick .
O'Toole, back in Galway.
High and Iot Mr. Storms and other
tenants searched 276 McDougal Street
without finding any man who would
admit leaving a suit of clothes in Mr. I
Storms'a parlor. Then the police were
called and they searched. Yesterday !
morning Detective O'Rourke, of the
Ralph Avenue police station, took note!
of the address of Patrick O'Toolc*!
letter.
He discovered that McDaragh Lyden
had a Brother or. the Jersey Citj force,
that he lived at the Erie Street ad?
dress which -a >?? the envelope and
-.<? ? a liting Mr. Finnigan a'.
??ti' Hull Street, fherc he found him.
quite set aga'i ??? venturing out
Brooklyn a^ain even to hu
blu? serge suit, and there, through
O'Rourke's detective ability, the blue
aci'ge suit and itn owner had a re
?
Negro Steals Self into
(?rand New Year's Dinner
Lands in Mine?la Jail. Famed
for It? Chef, After Theft
of \ma? Feast on Train
William Schraemen, of Lynbrook,
L. !.. or. hia way home fr? m a holiday
visit to relatives, placed beside hi seat
in a trolley car last night a black grip
? contained a roasted - h c en, ai
annle. pumpkin and mince pies, celery
| and cranberry sauce
; A delicious aroma permeated I is car
and B negro ttting behind Mr. Schrae
' m<Fi began to squirm urn1.! - -. Mori
and more ponderable becami the aroma
? arel mor" and more unea became the
! ncgrro.
As the .?r stopped at Belmbnt Park
; iie dart*d from hi eat, matched the
; black grip and jumped from the car.
He and the grin went over a high
picket fence as though impelled by :-.
midiron, and ail Mr. Schraemen could
de '.vas to report his loss al tho '...-?
brook police station.
Detectives of the Lynbrook fore
proved their right- to the title by bring?
ing in a rotund and smiling negro
named Theodora Pond, in whose home,
they aid. they had found .'dr. Schrae
men's black ?jrip empty. Pond. (till
tig. 'van 3ent to ?ail for thirty day
by Police Justice E. T. Neu.
"Sure am playing in luck," remarked
tin happy Theodore, a? lentence. \ ?>.
imposed, "That "'! neola ?- ' has th?
best "Sic Year's dinner in Nassau
County."
Near-Riot L'p&et. Dinner
Patron? of Cafe Treated to
Free-for-.All Fijrht
The 100 or more persons who cele?
brated Christmas last night by dining
? in the restaurant of Samuel Rosenberg,
at 262H Broadway, had their meal en
?-. ed by a free-for-all fight, which
threatened to develop h to a ?
the result of an p.!torca'ion b..'eei
Rosenberg and John J. Daugherty, ?
222 Riverside Drive, on* ?f his p
Two table? were up e-s an', a
of crockery waa broken.
!:; Night Court Rosenberg t>
: that Daugherty and his party were
making a:; unnecessary amount of noise
and disturbing- other patron*. He said
: that when he attempted to remonstral
rftb Daugherty he ""a.- struck - I
? nose. Daugherty admitted striking
blow, dip. i.aid that iie was attempting
to protect a friend. He wa ; nod $50.
Coward
50 Years in One Location
The opening of our new store at the corner of Green?
wich and Murray Streets signalizes an activity of over
fifty years in shoe manufacturing and retailing.
From a small beginning in this same block our business
under the personal supervision of James 5. Coward
?who is still on the job?has grown to include eleven
connecting buildings devoted to the sale of shoes for
men, women and children and a busy mail order de?
partment that sh:ps shoes to the four corners of the
United States.
Such steady, sure growth as that of the Coward bus?
iness speaks volumes for the service we are rendering;
for not without the satisfaction of the public could a
business of this size come into being.
We acknowledge our indebtedness to the public and
pro?er our thanks for their thus helping us so happily
to round out a half century of business life.
Sold Nowhere Else
James S. Coward
260-274 Greanwich Str??*, New York
i Near Warren Street)
Firing Squad Exeeutes
Gen. Reyna in Sonora
Mexican Rebel Reported Canidit
Digging t j> Hi fie? for a
Fresh Outbreak
NOGALES, Ariz., Dec, 26. -G?nerai
Francisco Reyna. who had tieure?!
prominently in revolution? in Mexico
in the Inst ten years, waa executed by
i Bring squad in Nogales, Sonora,1
across the international line from here,
late to-day. !!<? was alleged to have'
been ?aught digging rifles, saddles and
ammunition from the ground near
Canosa, Sonora, liftei n mil? west ???
Gei era] Reyna, " bo has been li\ Ing
in th? mountains in Sai ta Cruz County,
-rizona, 10 miles northeast of here,
captured about 9 o'clock this morn?
ing and waa taken to the Nogal? -.
Sonora, jail, here he was tried '?..- a
military court. Reyna's chauffeur also
wa ? a rrested.
Mexican officials ?aid I hat after
R? na was captured loid >.i unearthed
:i0 rifles, 30 aaddles and about .000
of am muni) ?on at the spot
where ho was digging, R?yna and his
chauffeur were arrested by fifteen ?Vfex
cai oldiers under the command-oi
n Francisco Gonzales.
is and con followers, it is al
legcd, planned to launch a revolution
Oil Not Sure Leprosy Cure
Cliauhuoogra Gives Temporary
Relief. Experts Say
- . ?; ' :: - ?;? o B ?reau
' P-ll i \< r i OX. Dec. 20. Chaulmoo
not a ire cur? lep
., though use thus r'ar has given
e United States
Pul Health Service declared to-day
in .i bulletin discouraging thi belief
tli.it the courge could be eliminated
by this treatment.
"The Public Health Service," said
? he tatoment, "has fe t cci isary to
i)'-- ? i the too op1 .-?' and extrava?
gant churns recently appearing in the
newspapers in regard to the curative
etfects of chaulmoogra oil derivatives
on leprosy. While the use of t?." oi
and of i ta derivatives ha resulted in
a considerable number of apparent
eu n , it '. as yet do oon to tell
her I hese "P. be permanent.
isters of c lull log -?> o ; '
h largel; upplanted
. ? : . ,. it i ttlt?
.,..; ,, ageni ?n ??h? treatme I of lep
In treating young persona and
tho e. :- the eari;? stages of the dis?
es ' - rnprov? n? i hai been rapid
and ' '-: ki ng; in older pc r on; :< nd
old? '' -:< '?- il ' : less so.
$7.5,000 Fire Destroys .ouih
Ni .v Jer. ev Farmer. Exchange
SALEM, N. f.. De . 26.- -The largest
fire h the lis ory of the Borough of
Woodstown this afternoon destroyed
the South Jersey Farmers' Exchange.
Building, entailing a ?osa of about $75,
000, including tons of fertilizer and a
large quantity of produce.
Fire companies from Salem, Swcdes
. Peni Grove and Mickclton re?
sponded to t in-- call sent ou by f he
? remen. The l? re i - bel ieved to
,eei ta ci ed b pot I u
I .21 Set* Divorce Decree
Record in Chicago Courts
...??;. ,?,,. - , ; ?..
i H1CAGO. Dec. 'J'.- This year ha
brought an unu?:uallj heavy grist t?
i ?-. orce court h of Cook l ounty
\.: i rox nai f ,00< ' 'hicago homes
! have been legally severed with decrees
hand d down in the Circu?' and Supc
fhere were heard in the Superior
Court an average of 100 domestic
;> - es each week. The same average
carries throueh to the Circuit Court.
Flo Ziegfeld
To Quit After
Equity Break
?Contidi/?rf from Mi? r
? on, which sustained the validity of
the contract.
??i '.'?fronted with the necessity for
payi .?? ' ' w nu extra por
? . .... - - . ?:-. Z :'? ?a I e wo
chorus lalaries 10 n"r cent,
leaving ' tcago, andar
? , ? man gi -
trad ? thai ba Two gh'? ?'? .>r'
refused, to gi ?? ere tli ante led. ' Inc
if 1 ? .; ? ton and an>
Mi v
ere is nor a producer in the
oui '. " that M
feld . complaint ajrain.-t
Equ ty. We are simply sticking tip
for our own people i arma of
i ;;rr agreed to
? ?' Prod ng Managers' Associa?
tion, of vhicr ''! '/? ?". feld is ? ?titra
annol lo ?? and
First Road Company
Tl e ' ?iic^vro Bhow is the I
"Follies" road compta. rear ft
waa booked for?eight weeks a* Powers
Theater, Mr Ziegfeld was rehearsing
another company tu open next
Philadelphia. The producer :;aid that
it of seventy-five ?girls in the Chicago
were Equity mem
ber?. These girls had . ?red him that
they had no complai-' to make, but
were forced ito the po on 1 hey have
M r. Zieg 'aid e ntered the tl
? i hicago in 1892. He brought
,.' band from Europe for the
? World's Fair a* Chicago in 1893, wa
or everal seasons manager o
lio'.v, and later became associated with
Kiev & Erlanger in New York. Ho
?Hluc.ed "7/'- igfeld's Fi
He also produced "Papa's French
Wife," "The Fr : cl Maid." "The Little
i," "The Parisian Model," "Miss
Innocence," "The Pink Ladj id m -
?pectacular productions, f?:^ : ????
I wife wi ite Anna Held and his
: is Bill ?? T?? ? ?-"?.'-. whom he mar
\pr ! II, in; i.
Man and Wife D'w in Fire
s mi; [-H THETFi iRD, >i I . De
!?:. Pay on Claj .eighty
hi ? ?? ??
which destroyed r farm home near
here early to-day. Their son, Fred
re :ued 1 wif in roung
Car Impairs Truck on
Edge of N. Y. Central ?aA
Lexington \v?>. Trolley Hinz
Venirle Through Fence M
Building Fine: Men Unhurt
An automobile track belo
Kvapiy Steam Li undrj . '? ?? ?
ruck
southbound Lesifcgto? A ? i
- .
jiBgton Avenu" yesterday morning and
narrowly escaped plugging into the
New York < ? ?? - Railroad col at tha
Both tit" driver o? t
Thomas -J. Kai
and his helper, John ??? Vita, '?'<"'?'< v
TMrty-sevenI ????.???
? ??
? ??
and
ard fence
at the building B cut, it?
and
- l*ir while the
stopp
The tru< Crave e
fast to thi
r.uc a*. Forty
? ,r. cleared the sou* .
when the surface car struck it in the
rear. Patri '...??. ?'?? an an
George Blyth , of the East F*ftj r I
Street station, i
Centi to
lift t : rue . from its
perilous position.
Ga-> Kill- Family of 5
As Father Trims Tree
Detroit Foli?e Find Mother and
'i <'hihJreit Dead in Bed? and
Man i* ith Toys in Hand
lay
u -ano
?
re? c
p . ??? ?
tl rr". J id been a sph
iated by :ra- front a ater.
The fat
coral
? fl
trink
?? nded to 'a--'- to thi limbs. He- an
pare i I
memb . ? pep to
bring tr i ? ral I f<
? hristmas .-- for the mother
and children wen 'ercome in theii
beds'.
TlFE4NY & CO.
Fifth Avenue &- 37- Street
.VETCHES AND CLOCKS
Dress Clothes
Tuxedos and Full Dress
?as tailored by Saks & COMPANY are without a peer.
(?Z?HERE is little latitude for variation in the
(f?^S?? styling of dress clothes but the lines of a
^?^ Dress Suit or Tuxedo can be defined or
destroyed by tailoring. No organization in
America tailors dress clothes better than Saks ?
hence our leadership in the production of dress
clothes for the Metropolitan man.
Tuxedo Coat and Trousers, 50.00 up
Full Dress Coat and Trousers, 63.00 up
?Dress Vests.6.50 up
FIFTH FLOOR
Broadway
aks .c?Jampany ? *____?