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THE SLN, ..lmjai, iviii i, lyio.
IRS. PANKHURST
GETS OUT TO-DAY
Milium! l.i'nder in Serious
( itiiiiiiinn. Probably Will
lie Heloaspd.
PORTUGAL GROANING
UNDER TERRORISM
0
At Saks' beginning this morning
the biggest shirt sale of the year!
Dowhjjpi' DiicIipss of Rodford
Hlnino- Cr1nnarioH. Power
fal Scci'pt Society.
9000 Men's Custom Grade 1
$2.50 to $4.50 Shirts at!
$1.85
XAMK OF HOD FORBIDDEN
11
li III!!
111!
f '
univc ronciBLY fed
Miflrairottcs Narrowly Ks
ciiie Lynching at TTands
of Crowd.
rvni;i: wings of pomce
Uoiiicii Urivon From Mooting!!
in 1 1 1 o l'nvk and Other
Plncps.
I i huh II J I iilill
They cut down tire bills
MONTENEGRINS DEFY
EUROPEAN POWERS
Continue Attack on Scutnri Dp.
spite Frotests and
Warships.
I promonadlnR the N'ovsUI l'rrwpokt Join
I In tho procession. There vvns Kre.il
. enthusiasm, cheers ami flnKlni; unil the
vvavlns of Imts, A tiirKo number of
mllttfiry and nnvnl officers Joined In the
, demonstration. T!ir police were Rood
hurnnrcd. As a matter of precaution a
luittarlon of cavalry was ordered out,
but was not emplu.wd.
PREFER ENGLISH PRISCE.
AUSTRIA PLANS MOVK
Special Cable Deipateh lo Tn Sc
I-onion, April 7. According to
be
lliail CM DttpatcK to Tn Sen.
Ijosmn. April 7. Mrs. Kmmcllnn
Pitt.' rt. ,n le-i'ler ' th militants,
.'.') jenteneed last Thursday to
lrcf ea" hard labor In Holloway Jail,
will probably bo released to-d,iy. The
lice!; i."j"iTj.i ?ay sho la In b very
Brians . 'indltloti In the Jail Infirmary,
-v haOii; eaten since her trial. She Is
pf!r.ff f"r 'bly fed despite her strenuous
resistance
Mi!i mcb their leader Is behind the
rars the suffrnKettes prrslwteel yesterday
In holding their public meetlnits In Hyde
n.rk on Hamustead Heath and I
tVlniKedon Common. They met the j ports from Vienna me assault on Sen-A-.ecr
of the crowd at nil three plnce, . turl bepin on Sunday. No details are
an-l 'n Wimbledon Common the
xirnen speakers narrowly escaped belnp
;r.ehed. !
About tr.OOrt persons assembled In
Hyde I'.irk They made such a racket
fiat 1' "as Impossible for the suf
fricite .-peakers to make themselves
hnl The mob pelted the women "nlth
irf oranee peels and other things, line
ft the sp.-akers was Btruek In the face,
but n not cerlouly hurt.
Th police formed a phalanx around
If tvnsnn platform, from which the
w mien were trylnc to speak, and pre
enteil several attempts by the crowd
n ru5h It Tho women left the park
'irmunded by a Rtiard of mounted po
ite The croud followed and yelled
dr.Mvely at the women. Th police
barred the pates and prevented th mob
'r.ni "How Inn the women Into the
ttreele
The peakers then tlrovo to Hnmp
tad Heath nnd tried In vain to make
Mreses there. The crowd made a
errtl. din, but the police ncaln pro
tc.l the women from violence.
Th-re were. 160 policemen on duty
f. Wimbledon Common, but they were
net able to protect the women entirely
'.-cm the crowd. Miss Annie Kenney
snl other women were handled some
h roiiBhly. A section of tho crowd
r' ' noo rushed tho platform anil
ft u'l'ii them off the common. The
tinilrn hml the greatest dlrlleulty pre-
n'lr.c what seemel likely to develop
ntn Ivnchlns. Tho police made re
tv.l eharKes on the mcb and ev ent -,
the women Into the house of
ii '!p(itlil7er with their cause. Ple
!rj in the crowd were arrested.
T'lt, ioueboaLs on the Thames are
""Ine watched, tn consequence of warn-
ne .rnt out by tho police that tho
'.ffrit;te Intend to burn them.
Thr Hnylake golf course nt Liverpool
-r t!i auntiHl open championship
I" e n In June, Is belnc watched
" t iis of sentinels every nlKht and
tv. i ) kept till after the an
rml tames
T S. ritual Militancy I,eaKiie for
Women s UlKhts, with which Lady
Aterdeen. l"lora Annie Steel, the novel
' nnd other prominent women nro
i.n"tl"d lini Issued a manlfef-to de
"aniHB that the Government pat-s
r-tno.iti the "humlllatlonn" In the
vmtt ,1Kp service of the Ancllcati
i . It Hpeclfles fifteen so.CHlled
rr i Henries to women, "the subtle
c rr ..r preci-flenee and prominence
" '. ii r. i mi nroom" bolni; the essence of
f" 'l,e . .itnplalnta.
'ndtnix number one Is, of course.
i'v wnril "obey." This, the manifesto
'I"'iar- must be deleted or balnnced by
fn , 'lrnt to "obey" on the part of
i' tun) The manifesto says that "It
a y ntiillatliiK survlvnl' that the
" ''m HiMtie Is 'clven away,' The men
in - ' -.,1 lie (ilven away or the cus
tom ' r uled
" " ml. unities are alleged In the
n f the rlni; atul the bridegroom's
'.ini? declaration : "With all
m w .i v knurls I then endow." This
' i r ni . d because It Is never true, and
'V 'i v ruin, nt Is asked to drop the rlnK
rrnK.- v anrl the formula or compel
n pv -iitiuc of rlnKs anrl the promise
fr-.m '. brldeKronm: "I will tell no
" " 'i f.ilseiioods or frlve any moral
T seventh Incitement to spiritual
ami tyranny," the manifesto
aw - i,p tnlnlstrr's tirr)nouncemcnt
'' i n r as man and wife, the Impll
m' t nt that the woman Is wholly
. ' " and the man not wholly tho
I Albnnlnna Brllerr lie Won til lske
1 Their Beat tinier.
Spteial CiiHr Vttmtch tn Tut St.
Home, April i. The Albanian leader
Ismail Kemal Is quoterl as paylnt; Uiat
tho Albanians would prefer an Knslish
May Blockade Frontier to Co-'prlnco as ruler, especially If he were
pitp Kinjr Nicholas Itnlo
Greek Hupture.
u Protestnnl. ber'.insr lie would act In
an Impartial manner toward the Mos-
terns, the members of the Orthodox
Church and the Hotnan Catholics.
There are many claimants to the
throne, he says, but none of them Is
Kngllsh, Ismail Is Ruin to London
shortly.
NEW UPRISING OF THE KURDS.
, Lender I'nrlilrl Trthraniea
' the ( hrlvtlnn.
to MIcU
Klon anrl tho statements cannut
c-on tinned.
It Is certain that Montenasro lias not
weakened In her determination to Ket
Scutari with the help of the Servians i flrcial laMr lefue to Tn St s
and Is rlefjint; the pressuro exertr'tl by ,Ttli:NS, April t.- -Indirect ilespatc.ies
the Powers In the way of a blockade of fr.,m CnnstaMtlnoole renort that an m-
tht. coast. Tho action of the Mont.- rlr.tnc. t lho Kurds In the Hltlls. War
nerins and Servians Is vlewet! alterna- , ,1))Ur an,i vn rcKlons of Armenia U
lively as foolhardy imputlence and pltla-.1tt t(, start. in10 leaders have for
ble heroism. 'bidden the tribesmen to make any at-
It is reported from Cettlnjo that the ,iK,ks tm ci,rmians. The m ivement
Atontenennns are. unmoved ny wie , ,,,,,,1 .m-uiam the C.oernment.
Knowieituo tnat tneir coast ts ritiKfti
The local authorities are powerless,
o hit; to lack of troops.
with Kuropcan Ironclads. it Is re
ported but not continued that ammuni
tion is bclns: sent to I.ovtchen moun
tain, which dominates Cettlnjo anil Cat
taro and that two batallons of troops
have lieen recalled to the capital from
Scutari.
There Is nothluc to Indicate what the
Powers will rlo In the face of the tlat
refusal of Kills; Nicholas to comply w.'.h
their wlilie. The Austrian want to
bliH'karle an extended Albanian toast
to prevent further landings which aro
reported to be Imminent ami without
which, It Is dii-larcl In Vienna, the as
sault on Scutari cannot succeed, not
withstanding the fact that the force of
(Jen. HoyoUtch. the Servian comman
der In chief, has already unhid.
It Is also reported that AtiMrl.i is con
sidering the question of bloi karlitm the
Aiistro-.MontenearIn land frontier in
order to i-e tit toorl supplii- l mi: -. in '. ,. . , ,. ... ., .,
trom ll-rvunvlna ii-trt.m tr..o,s are ' Noellt DP.'laiT- If )lll(l 15.'
already p.tfnrtnlnc tn.innii res nn the
frontier, win re their ilnnu- ho; urlt.n. il
PORTE WILLING TO PAY.
Would llrlmharsr .lllr for Mnln
tnlulnn Prisoners.
jBCr ni r'oMi. Unpatfk In Tm Sin
CoxiTANTtxorLC, April ii.- It Is said
that the I'orte. while lefuslni; the de
mand of the allies for an indemnity.
Is wlllliiK to pay them on a Generous
scale for the malntenanie of the Turk
lh prisoners.
H. G. WELLS ATTACKS
THE CONSCRIPT ARMY
iio, who b.P pirptesteel at;aiiist
I rou- lo I'-iiirlnnil--Kfficipnpx
.
Mimti'ti
It.
The telcKraiii wiiii'h was sent to the
Montenegrin Premier by the Admiral
of the MritMi warship at Antlvarl was
as fojlriws
"I lia llie honor to inroioi .ni tint .r,,,.,, lirtiiles which he H to r;ti
inrernHtloTiai oeer is .fwoiiimr.j m
,ji.ri( ' ibl' lltipatr', to Tn i n
l,nM.i.'i. April 7 II. i. Wells eon-
i tribute to the trill; Vl(l the (list of
on
Rppnhlip. Slip Sb.vh in "Daily
Mail." Is Stainpin": Out
livliirion.
ffitrn' limit l.i.lfr'i () Tilt SI'S
LoMid;:. Aiuil 7.- The Dullv Mall
ISivrs promiin n.'c lo an at tlclo by Ade-
line l)uchs ii." lledford, widow of tin;
lentil liniii', OIISCll on uer ireisooar uo-
servatloiH .-unl .nvestlRatlons In Portu-
al. She ittle' s that Portugal Is Rroan
itiK iimler a tenoiHin which recalls the
conditions In Niplo and Sicily In the
worst days of ltnmWi
The 1 niches sayn' "No tyrant r-oiild
dvlse a mote Inramoiis system ot ter
rorlm than that which is belnK carried
nn by the Cmlmnarlos, the section of thn
Itepubllcan party now In power, which,
headed by Premier Costa, Impose Its
Iron hand on tho people of Portugal.
There are spies In every household. The
story that wall have eurs and every
window 1? ii u eve of Justice and truth
plnys no part where convictions nro de- I
terminer! beforehand. fnK- witnesses '
can be hail for the asking and acquittal
mlKht be foP-jwH by m lnlrr
"These statements nr not rlenled by
a InrKe section of the I;epublean party
but It Is helpless and completely at the
mercy of this all powerful nectet so
ciety. The prisons of Lisbon and tho
province are crowded with suspects
of every class, the great bulk of whom
have not been tried, anil It Is well known '
that the .tudRes repair from the prov
inces to Lisbon to receive orders be
fore passim; sentences. A very low
class of men spend tho days loltcrlnK
outside the courts piepared to swear
to any false accusation, uccnrdliiK to
the amount of the fee they lecelve."
Tlie Intches details some instances
of victim. These Include two sons of
the Countes Klcalho, who were selrcd
without evidence of any Kind and
brutally main cited Their acquittal
seemed certain until a secret Intimation
reached the Jury lie fore whom they
weie heme tiled that they themselves
and the prisoners would be sho: by the
Carl'onarlos miles severe sentences
were passed on the two men. They
were sentenced acrordliiKly to twenty
ear Imprisonment. Including deporta
tion. I
The Duchess also detail the case of
a woman who was acquitted after she
had spent eluht month In prison.
It ferrlns to the suppression of the
church th.- Duchc says: "The name
of ibsl i fin hidden In the repub
lic The icpubhi' has definitely under
taken th etlm tion of the Christian
faith. The children in the schools are
decorated with little SarUes l:iritii; t'n
word. 'No (Soil, no religion' TN
cros s In the cemeteries have be. r.
torn down and recently the temains of
some nuns have been violated and c.rs,
into a pit. Potonril are fte. Ij sold
repre 'entltlK n mock pro. e-slon ! Cal
vary In wtilih th Pr nuer la the le.ol
.!!. tluure "
The Puohess calls on the i:iikli-li
people to tlllrke some tqioo o'l l hlltf
of the people who are belli", l-e. llleil
She sajs IhlKllsh newspaper clituim
I frnreil In Portiiciil and Its iipplimse
ielreil IhiKlaml Iihs been a Irleiid of
PortiiKiil ami this rutin try could exer
cise a w holt some restraint on the re-!
public. (.ii'tieral nmnestv
In point of variety, in point of quality, in point of fabric designs,
in point of values, in point of price, and from every other point
of view, this is the greatest shirt sale in a twelve-month I
C There have been just two sales of this character before both were at Saks'. One
the week of April 10th, I9H; one the week of April 1st, 1912. The first was the
greatest shirt sale we ever had. The second was greater than the first. And the
third annual sale of custom grade shirts beginning today will be greater than cither.
ii The facts about this remarkable offering arc simple, and briefly told. Very em
phatically, these beautiful shirtings were not bought from shirt makers. The tre
mendous variety of fabrics alone proves that. We bought them direct from those
who sell shirtings but not shirts from several New York houses that handle only
domestic and imported shirtings of the most exclusive kinds in fact, from houses
that sell to the finest custom shirtmakers in town.
And this means that in this sale your choice of fabrics is as
liberal as the aggregate selection of shirtings to be found
in half a dozen representative custom shirt establishments!
2 The tailoring of these shirts has been done by a maker of our own selecting. And
that you may get the right angle on this shirt proposition, let us tell you right now
that the tremendous saving on usual prices was made in the purchasing of the ma
terials, and not on the labor. The workmanship is the best that can be put into a
shirt, and that goes without reservations, mental or otherwise.
3 We now come to the fabrics but they should have another name than fabrics.
Our language is deficient in distinctions. These arc the finest shirtings loomed.
They have birth and breeding. They arc the blue-blooded aristocracy of shirtdom,
flawless in weave, cultured in design. Pure silk shirtings, silk-and-lincns, imported
and domestic mercerized cloths, Russian cords, and Anderson Madras cloths and
if yc ken what Anderson means in Madras, ye'll know what it means to buy it in
shirts at $1.85! An endless variety of those Spring patterns and colorings which
as a rule arc confined exclusively to shirts at $2.50 to $4.50.
Plain and pleated models, soft and starched cuffs, sizes 14 to 20, sleeves
33 to 36, and the best shirt values that ever came home to men's bosoms!
Broadway
at .4th Street
the
Mont' in crln at'-rs lis .1 10 nt. -t al the
IK HI-flltl Mill, lit of the Wishes lit tie 1,-ll.lt
power I d.siri to call our I :ce,nc ?
attention to the piecmc of the llc l h a
I f that tie Kti'iit Power ate hciIhk In
nil II llllil Icqtlest tll.lt thel Wish, s he
fillllll. d without fill-Ill. I ihl.i.v liens- in
foi in me t'liiin dlati 1 thai our i!n em
inent Is ciol to iaii out th" wi-his of
the crrat Powers "
The .Monteiif irrln Premier replied, e
war.
Mr. Well deals primarily with the
question of conscription and contend
that It would not Increase Creat
liritaln's military efficiency, but would
tie disastrous, lie rbsi.ires that he I
not ple.iilitiK for peace where there ran
be no peace lie admits the necessity
of tirrut Itrlt.iln innlntalnini; a maxi
mum of milltaty effcenc, but contends
that to attempt to meet this with con
: t,on that a man shall lov? his
' i.rist (lid the church Is declared
, l appallim; humiliation to the
-nd a pernicious exaltation of
Tho manifesto quotes St.
v ids: "Wives, submit your
v Kir husbands," anil says this
i Indignity which must be
"d by the addition of "and
t siihinit yourselves to your
AMERICAN KILLED IN CUBA.
the neutrality proclaimed by the Powers
at the bcirlnnliiK of the war anil to the
detriment of Montenegro, The Pn inlr r
continued:
"Despite the pressure which the pres
ence of the fleet Implies, there will lie
no depailiire from an attitude which
conforms to the necessities or ttie state
of war existing between the allies and
Turkey."
The hopes built on Friday ami Satur
day nil the icpolted statement of M.
Sazonoff. the Hussian KorelKII Minister,
that the Montenegrin. could not have
Scutari have been cooled by the denial
sent out from St. PetershurK by the
ottlelal ti'Ieuraph aKcnc.V. Nevertheless
It Is reafllrmed that M. .Sazonoff did
speak to that effect.
The differences between Italy and
dreece may bo regarded an srettlns,' tiRly
If the rumor sent by the Vienna corre
spondent of the TMly rrleiiraph I
accurate that Premier (ilollttl of Italy
has decided to lanrl Italian troop. In
KplrtiH If C.rooce follows Montoncp,ro'n
example. This commentator attributes
Italy's entlro Albanian pulley to the
Kreater scliemo which she Is cherlshlnc.
of tratisformlni; the Adriatic Into an
imllirn sea. so that with Avlona on one
side and Tobruk on the other, Italianized
and converted Into HtroiiR Italian naai
bases, sho could control the eastern
Mediterranean. Her veto of C.reece hav
InB tho Ksean Islands may le traced
to tho same motive.
Paris, April 6. Tho. Trmp.i prints a
despatch from Cettlnjo which was dic
tated by Klnjf Nicholas of Monteneifro
In which he says:
"Desplto tho coerclslve measures of
r.uropo MonctncRro will yield only to
violence."
Ion
t I'lnnlrr Shut llrnri In Duel
Opponent Kcnpe,
" i i nhif ifintci tn Tin Scn
X 1 1 i-l I , Htidolph Warren,
n , f .trriy Warren, an American
w.i shot dead In a duel near his
' n durltiB the week by Hun-
U'-i
hi n nils with empty boxinK ploves
and then with hi face protruding above
them rushliiK Into tho fray.
Moreover, says Mr. Wells. Ore.it
lilitiiln would no ulore lm able to create
In ten years such a conscript army as
that of Franco and Germany than she
would bo able to cover KnKlaud with
a troplc.il forest. Ho I convinced aIo
that the conscript armies of Kurope are
enormously overrated. He see Ger
many us a boxer with a mailed list
which is rather heavier than his body,
lie continues;
"When the moment comes for that
mailed list to be lifted the whole dis
proportionate system will topple over.
These hiiire conscript armies are made
not of military musclo but of a busre
proportion of military fat, nnd If their
antiiKimlst Is mobile and dexterous
enniiKh to deal with them properly they
will irecome a mere embarrassment to
their own people.
"The war experience of the last fifteen
years," continue Mr Wells, "han Miowu
repeatedly the enorrnoii defensive power
of small but scientifically handled bodies
of men," which If properly used can
render vnst conscilpt armies as out of
date ua the Human lotion,
SECRECY IN ARRESTS ;
OF ARSON SUSPECTS,
( iiiti-' Ixiiftl. lint Ntinii'N of
I'rNonpi' An1 W i t Ii
in Cliinuro.
STKI' TO PHKVKXT KSfAI'KS
tody for several weeks, ainiiuc these i couriiKerl by tle l:nouerlue that prose
beltiK .lohii II, Dailies, who was arrested leutloti Is doubtful.
nt his road house In The Hronx, New "The Grand Jury further find," the
York, Henjamln Fink, confessed tire- report continues, "that this lnislnes of
litis, In South Henri, Intl.: Solomon nnd I arson I regularly carried on. Many of
Jacob Itoss, brothers, of Omaha, and the public lire Insurance adjusters after
Joseph Clark, Harry Hrown anil Julius , orramdni; for the nuiklni; of tires, also
Znr. all public lire insurance adjusters I represent the assured In the settlement
of Chicimo. of adjustment of the claims iicnliit the
1'ollowliii; the arrest of these men i Insurance cotnpan .
evidence was Riven to the Grand Jurors "It Is the practice anions: mnu of
of tire that had been "arraiisreil" in the Insurance companies to acceid what
SYMPA THY IN ST. PETERSBURG
In Nnp.
'I,r
liner Slar Ueuionmtlon
port nt .Moulenciirn.
Siirrml Vahl ttatch to Tilt Srv,
St. PuTi:iisuuiiii, April . There was
a Iiuko Slav demonstration heie to
.i ,. ...,,i,,.slv.. vtnnathv with the
the ,on of the luto Tlrsoi .,, Mcclally Montenero.
' ''rv nriilthy Cuban. fne manlfcstants first uttended ser-
i.K Mi.a is on his way to New Vco at tho Kazan Cathedral and thenco
aMiiK sailed on the Ward liner went to the fortress of Petropuvlovsky,
i ' ti 'leir. Saturday. This Is tho' where limy placed a wreath on tho
ii a o I In Cuba In many vcar. tomb of Alexander II. They then paraded
-' , ' , . ,! ' ?, 1 th" Htrccts ciirrylnt; lannura war nit
ud the iirtlclimtiLs aro never
Tlrm .Mesa, who wus a man
tLinpi r. was killed some years
i m,ni on his plantation.
aid lui Speaker Forrara of
such Inscriptions as "Scutari ior mo
MouteneRrlns." They marched to urn
Anltchkoff Palace, tho residence of the
PowaRcr Czarina, who In response to
the cheerH of the crowd appeared on
of Itepii'sentatlvcH was one balconies and huwed
o'lni; Mesa's seconds. Tho other
mjihIk in the affair were also proml
at men.
A nuarter of an hour later the pro-
cession wiui swelled spontaneously by
the crowds of all classes who wer
M. JEAN CONSTANS DYING.
Former French A nilinnaailnr lo Tnr
kr) NO Yearn Old.
fprrinl fVifcn Iittpntch to Tiik Hr.
Pauih, April 6.--M. Jean F.tnest Con
stans, the former I'rench Premier and
pievlously Ambassailor to Turkey, who
ri'slRtierl In 1109 after ho hail notlllerl
the Porte that It could Ret no more
loans In France, Is believed to be ilylnR.
Ills notice to tho Porto created a sen
sation at tho time. He Is almost so
vearH of nse.
M. Constat!, was succeeded by M.
Ilomparrl ns Ambassador at Constanti
nople, "DOORKEEPER OF HELL" DEAD.
Herman ArUlocrnl Wm nearer of
Moat Iteiiiarkntilr .Vamr.
Special Cubit Uf patch to Tut Srv
Hkiim;.', April , The bearer nf the
most rentarkahln name In the German
aristocracy Is rlead, He was Ilerr Pfoert
ner von der lloelle (tho doorkeeper of
hell), He held an official post In Silesia.
prisoners must be demanded. Mam
Kepuhtlcaii deputies favor It ami the)
Premier has already issued a ilerrre
Ri'iintliiK It. but Is fori rd to admit his
Inability to put It Into effect.
SICILY POLITICIANS' PARADISE.
Popnlncr li. Ilrtnrn Oulrrl llrpnM
for I'lRhternth Time.
fil"cinl t'ltl.'e ltt;nlt'''i tn Tlir. Si v
PAl.Ktivtn. April tl More than :'oo,'hio ,
Sicilians gave an ovation to-rlay to Sinnor
Nasi, the lorinei- Minister of Kiliication.
who was nccii.! years ago of pecula
tions vvhll" III oftlce ,
Nasi, although r.'uularly elected by his
constituents, has been barred from mem
bership in tlie ('handier Itccently lie
was elected for the Knvi'iileenth time, but
was ousted by the Chamber of Deputies
'lho greeting at Palermo anil Ttiipini to
day shows he is just as popular lis ever
and probably will bo reelected again
On arriving at the station Nasi was
greeted with wilrl enthusiasm There was
a great parade headed by hands through
the city and tonenls of flowers were
showered on tho former Minister from
the windows anil balconies nt houses
FAMOUS ANTIQUITIES FOR SALE.
I nvi.lv 124. ram. t is. onii
f political (i I'M Mil .llll'X Hppol'I NIS Olll- oOU and Jll.r.OO.
pnnii's Tn Uo "Itotti'ii Hih
to Hold MiMiii'ss.
are commonly known as 'rotten risks'
from insurance bioker in order that
the companies may get tho preferred
business of such brokers. In other
words, if a broker controls desirable.
$15,01.10, fl3.- buslnes many of the Insurance com
j panics allow hltn to turn in these 'mi
lt I understood the list of Indicted i " ii rinn nn- icar uiai li noiiiitiui nui-
I . Include. actual beneficiaries. I ness U refused the broker may take
brokers and others. Including mer- I
Chicago that bad netterl the "arson
ring" Jl.'O.oOO. The biggest nniouut
secured on one tire was $rt;t,0n0. On
other blazes of which the Grand Jury
was told there were realized respec-
Ciin-Aiio, April fi - State's Attornc.v
Iloyne bi'lleves that the return of llft
ulne Indictments, involving '.T.l charges,
by the special Grand Jury Investigating
thb so-called "arson trust" Is a long
step tow-aid wiping nut a system of
Incciiiiintlsin Hint has spi.nd to every
111 prefetred business to other companies."
ami maintained by the voluntary en
operation of the insurance companlc.
to which all policies written b the
companies should be Immediately re
ported. From this bureau a company
could get accurate Information as to
. .... i 'I he iilllnlllll ol insurance nn i'i"i""'
important ; " " - " , ml(.hl aln,uly Have taken out. and thus
nab com poiicjnoiiieie in. in i (it )n H ,Hlht to rlecldo intelligently
chants.
The Grand Jim' says that n central 1
bureau, somewhat in the nature of a ; HIT SCHOOL MAN WITH CHAIR.
clearing house, should be established ;
The Grand Jury completed Its imiiiir.v.
which has extended over several week,
lust night. It vvas composed of busl-
mell. Willi Meiiern s l. iiiiiM-eo,
whether or not It would be advisable
to Issue further insurance.
"A careful Inspection should also be
made bv the companies' Inspectors of
vin.....r..si,l,.nt of tho Illinois Trust and 1 the nro'oerttes sought to be Insured
Savings Hank, a foreman. Its icport I Hays the report. "In order to ascertain
tn Judge Hurler makes Important roonm- i whether they are of surrUiont value to
menilatli.il to prevent the "tlrebug" evil 'justify the amount of Insurance applied
bv the cteatloli of a r learing house to I fr. To prevent tile lemovul of goods
which nil local (In liiMiitnnce companies i ftl.i. itis-pccuon ami .nso r
shall tetiort new policies Immediately so formation as to the
'that this ccutial body may detect plans
I for fraud.
The Jurv iliclariK that '.Hi tier cent, of
i the tires in Cook county are of Incen-
diary origin, for which some of the In
surant c companies are more responsible
'tlinii nn mm else. It llnds them vvlll
I limit accenting "rotten risk" and to
riiatacter of tho
assured, the city could be rlivincu inn.
districts of reasonable urea and an
Insurance Inspector assigned thereto.
"It is apparent, of course-, that in
order to make the plan suggested
elfectlve cooperation on the part of alt
or ii majority of the insurance com
panies would be necessary.
It Is also true inai nn- i r-sr m i. -
l'lrlf ' " . . . i..i.....
Innllcics In order that they may get the-ling thl plan, although primarily paid
llgjpllso ( ollrclloii itt I'rof
May (in I infer Hammer,
., ..... . . . i i. ..r iii-.ii...r ! In' the Instiriincr
,arr ,.,,. r , nir, ,.. .. .-. ............. I V. ..... , 1... ,!, luro.l tnl
I.OX-I.OX-. April li The famous col-' Capiases for tin arrest m urn persons , uiiinii i.. ..... "' ' 'V.
lection of Kgyptlan autl,.,ll,-s of Will-j Indicted were plai.,1 In lit- bands of th- I. the opinion of h 0 ' '
lam Matthew Flinders Petri.-, profes- Sheri.T's .l-putles lasl night ..... several , his cost of opera i n v u I I
sor of Kgyptology at rnlversll.t College, nf ,.. Indlcled persons wvre taken Into than the lucre sed c s of
Iiondon. I for sale. I'rof. P.-t.lc has custoily to-diu . .Mi o-ilef.' of the State, The jury a: . r-.. ' ,y ,f
offered It to Fnlversity College for iV.K- attorne.v '.. oltlce, however, all t i-s Iniiurnnce companies adopt a poju i or
I he ," e, is5,,,;";,, ,. Um . y have been suppressed n... to-morrow g,lng evvry "
June the collc-tlon, I, ,s inferred, will tor f,,.r that some nf the Indicted one. vlnced Is t-nU... . ri rrp.r t h. ,i .
be placed on the market, though im, at may ,. ,.c. the ,.rW.-nt . ' " m " .
any such tlgu.e as the one ineulloued. 1' ' kn..n. however, that several ,l-o o ses a d V. '"i11. .
'or Hie men uuii'-icri navo inen in . on- njuinn..!. --
companies, would be
lliurj Parker Warned He'll lie
linorkrel llovvn In slrrel.
Asnrr.T Pauk , prll it riiiirh I
Hailing. irlli.T. a ntetnlH-r of the eltv inard
of education. J i j 1 1: .. I iii i,l a nuetlinc
of tlK- Uianl l.ut nikhl .unl lilt It" pte.
dent, 1)1- WUIlHtn 1. Tlioiupii, mer th"
head with ii rhalr I 'r Thompson Ml
hack with hi" scalp laid open
other member of tn.- ho. ml ti ik thn
chair attay from H. mini:. inner irn
Dr Thiiiniuoii h.nl tigatii"il ron-rlniis-lie
hi fi.ailatit Hjiologled Dr Thomp
son would not accept and warned llaiiui
KHrtner that If lie ever s.t li'iti 'HI tho
stteet he would knock linn dintn
(MENIER H0UGHT CHENONCEAUX.
W. K. Vniirlertilll Not Pnrelinser of
I 'n in o ii ( lintean,
Special i ,il,le herinlch In Tin- Si .
P.vius, April ii. I'lenchmen are do.
lighted over the- uiinnilllfcmcut that
Henri Menler, insteinl nf W. K. 'nn
dciiillt, Is the ptirch.'iher of Hie historic
Chateau d Cheiioiiccaux. They were
afraid It would becnine foreign pl'npi'tlj,
nltliollgll the Chalei.n lie Cheiionc.al.x
is classed as historical domains.
M. Menler Is one of lho rllrcctois of
the great ohnonlato works,
Policeman r n Holdup.
Policeman Thnmiis I .ally saw two mm,
hold up a third linn on New Chinnl-ci
slnit last Satiuday iitteuiiion anil gave
i liase to one. I lo told Maslsli ate .Mai.lh
III tho Trunin lou t yist. nlay that lie
eaimht Paul It'igotie, Pi Jems, of 15
Dal: Htieet. Piiigone was held on a chare)
of highway lohheiy In default of Il,5u0
ball for cxninliiatloii to-mni row.
I
llermnn II. liiililnnnt Aliniml Well.
llrrman II. WohNant, editor and pub
llnher of the Chicago lnlrr thrill, who
has been 111 at the Holland House, slnce
i 1. I? iil.li f, shrrhr tiemot i h.on nf 111..
iirain. will piohahly letuin to Id hoino 1 the Prrnbyt.-rlan ll.npltal for two weeks
on thn fifteenth of April, Mr. Kohlsant following an operation, mi lecoverru inn
i. i . nr.. vim- rniilillv nnd lii ihn will leave the hospital on 'luesau). nni
past week hus enjoyed frequent automo-
Vri, S, (UkoimI Pell llt'i'ovrrcrl.
Mr. S. li.gooii Pell, Wlio has hern m
bile trips.
'111 K0 10 Wlti imiiir ui tn'i imwiik-i, lt
T. VcW, at 3 East Hlxtj -ninth street,
Woolworth Building
Broadway, Park Place to Barclay St.
The creation of the Woolworth Building marked an era
in business building architecture in America and the world.
For conception, magnitude and darinij the undertaking
and its consummation exceeded anything man has ever
attempted.
On May First the Woolworth Building and all its appur
tenances will be thrown open to the public. In a sense it
becomes from that day a public institution, public property.
To conserve the grandeur of its conception it shall be the
duty of the management to be eternally regardful of the fair
name of the Woolworth Building.
It shall be the policy to muintain under its roof a business
community of the highest rcputc-which shall be identified
with all that is best in American business life.
Edward J. Hogan, Agent
Woolworth Building Tel. Barclay 5524
aiit s.w.i-: ami i:iniimoNs.
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