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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1915.
DANIELS SLIPS UP IN MRS.CA MPBELUS HUSBANDMW BAKERS HAVE
PLAN TO BOSS NAVY IS PUNCHED TICKET TAKER
VIOLATED U.S. LAW
(Vnlinn of riiiof of Opcni- George Cormvallis-West, Says the Actress, Must Occupy
(Ions Mny Moan Trouble ! H's Mind Polyglot Group at a Rehearsal
for Secretary. Crating Actors for Shipment.
NEW LAW TIP'S HIS HANDS' A" hanrt" t'P "p respectfully
' ' from thin time on vhen tliey offer
pnnclieil, or frrallii, ticket upon nttcnd
linlle ilni 'PR Mrc. IMt CatupliHrH pcrfo aiicea of
I'yBniiilloii. TtU) ticket taker Is non
U'sitiN(iTOV, March 4
n e tli.it tin precise ilnt'e a-ij powerr
petclflaRo In Inn own native tongue,
which In Oennmrkcfc.
"Ami therefore." rondinleil Wlntlirop
Ames Up In tho Amos olllrcn nbovo the
1-lttlt The.itrc yeatenlny while 1 i -
. .' -.i,.,. nf Hi.. netvlv rrpiteil "ln"r l""11 Oort'e Corti'vallls-WoM, n- ctpwlntr ome nffalrH concerning only
, .1 7 of .pern tlo,,r n, h; - y ' l...sl.,M.l of l.iuly Itan.lolph Churchill, I Kftjclh lto.wl.i-. .....I monocle ..ml the
pnft of ihlif or operation in inc. .mivj . , . Ml KiikIImIi company playing In "A I'nlr
Itenartment will len.l to eerlotn contro- Aml ",f 1 J Bnmllon troupe punched ; of snk H,0rkIIK5" ror Mr. Aih-j, "It H
department
....-i. .liirlnir lite .'tilmlnNtr.itlnn
w tv.nl.1.. ot W..itmlti.tiT. fcefimrt DuUe of (cr.
Mr. Daniel tirouslit about Mil-nun- 1 ,S,T- '""-h Klchitnt Arthur Orosvenor;
.lal amendment of the ordinal pro- ' of Vl,"- Alexander, Karl OroHVenor
,H.nn for the l,.ire..ii of operations, and HnA '""'V M,'r- Luntley, and. m.
opinion here Is that Mb chamre wore -,iHtance IMwIna. ,. rf. of W. O. Corn-.
for the purptwn of weakenlmr It. It .i-vv cat. iis-wnoa n no ' liu it in
appears that the weakonltiK Is not us i l",r'
complete hh la supposed to havo been ! T1"r,!'H Int mot abuu' th ftmll'
denired and that there I- much rrrnind ' thp Wf 'now" ''' volume, but
for dlsputo as to Just whit the taw will
accomplish,
( ticket taker Is also a brother of the wife ' a nourco of regret to many pereonx who
would take atlvanlauo ot extrn matinees
to sti 'A I'.ilr of Hllk HtocklnKs' that
tlin month of Match contains no holl-
ilayn. Kor that reason I "
"I-'or that reason 1 leave, this nbow
cthop flat," Interrupted lted lliinnltfnn,
the Little Thcatro property boy, de
fiantly. 'Pray why?" nvked Mr, Ames In his
chltlliiRest and most backbayert man
ner. "I havo stood for your tlm-llsti around
hero for quite noma time." explained
Kert llntinlcrnti In n passionless man
nctf, "but that last Is tho gnchawfiillent
laM. I'm thnniRh! I see Mlstah Krown
mimeograph that line In Ms press etuff
this morning about they ain't liollcl.ivy-
IJeckcr Is in Doubt ns to
Around for Action by
tlic State.
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF
A NAME IN HIS COAT
TO MAKE HIS HEPOHT SOON
, the main Item under consideration at
the moment Is that younc Oeorn Corn-
t".1llu.1V.i.. hI.a In ttu ..u'n tlh n.t.
Th Secretary cave iut an Interview - -
to-day. declaring he had brought about I "lv "" hf t nc'lon ',n
th amendment becauso the orlclnal
plan would have abolished the jrcncral
tcvird or at least Impaired Its useful-
nes In the preparation of war plans
j the ex-husband of l.ady Randolph
Churchill and Is the present husbnml
of Mrs. Patrick Campbell, nlso Just nw
has a Job with the troupo plajtnK "Pyc-
M.llnn 1... T..i, icJ . 1.
U wa. disclosed, however, that the bill J' XnMln and 'nd.'.n.
as passed gives the chief of operations , This week and for two weeks past the
the. duty of preparltiB plans for war tin- ' UNtlmtulshed ex-huthand of the mother
.ler the direction of the Secretary. lrenl Hrst Lord of tho Urltlsh
.,.,,,. .... Admiralty has been on the door at the
Mr. Daniels Is held responsible for r., str(.ct Thatre, rhlladelphla,
havini! eliminated the provision Klvlnp where ns company manaKer of "The
the chief llfteen officers to help him and ' Show Shop" ho hai been paying off aal
,Uo one pr.v.dln, that the chief bo an , 'j,
officer not below the grade of rear ad- ..therwisn eniraeeil.
mlral. In other woras It Is In the
power of the Secretary to malto the
post of minor Importance by assigning
no aids or only a few. The chief's
authority may be further reduced by
appointing a captain, who could not be
expected to havo authority over the
general board, which always Includes
In Its membership several rear admirals.
Further, Oeorgo Dewey, the only admiral
in the navy. Is chairman of the board.
Company .Manager Cornwallls-Vet
came to America some tlinn after the
Kuropean war began and reported In
Chicago. In that city his first engage
ment began when he went to the front
of the house.
"So your husband Is now otllclally
connected with your company?" some
one recently asked Mrs, Campbell.
"Oh. yes," replied Mrs. Campbelt,
"George absolutely must have something
to keep his mind occupied."
In the various cities In which Mrs
.1,i.'S.n?vinVhd iV':" ,thC y"c"'t'ry I Campbell has appeared her husband" has
rould solve the pioblem by annolntln i . , . ....
77. doUed ,rSe!rea,,Da1; feu'w Ui ' 7
lo this In view of whit Is known ..f 'llstinc.lon. He (irmly believes I.ng-
I. Sitltude? TheSueJlct Ion " , I e . "In. Only one other Item need
hat under Mr Daniel- the bur-nti .T. . ,pT"VP '"K ' . '
nlll not be what Its creators Intended "fJ-Rnmllon troupe from the front aa
' to become, a force for developing , th !"H",..0". th?
ht efficiency and prep,,redneFH of the door before (Jeorge t ornwaUis- est got
liaxv the Job was none other than Denis
IIoweer. thoe things which tho Mlcall. a nephew of tlm eminent Hume-
measure In Its original form made mm- .'ones.
Ja'ory aro tt.l poslblo. though not
.pteltloally directed. Tins war talk icnilnds one that ut the
"While 'f.ivorn.g the principles." Mr. .ires reheaval of the Tientlnl-Cllf ton
Daniels sahl tu-day, "l was opp.i.'-ed Crawford production of "The I'e.ant
o the original draft beciine it would 'Sill" at the Korty-fourth Street Theatre
i.ive removed from the Isjiud'a duties th" night before hint ono group of the
' e.ilef and most Impoitnn' funit.nn ' aim .witnessed the rehu.irsal. all In
After examining forlythren bread
sellers, all hut n few of whom testified
that drivers for big bakeries never sug
gested to them the retail prlco at which
r loaf should bo sold. Deputy Attorney
lener.il Alfrel I.. Decker announced Into
yesterdny tiftcmiK'n that tho Investiga
tion Into the advanced bread, flour nnd
wheat priced wns practically finished.
An adjournment ot two weeks was taken
to permit a cleanup of testimony In case
further research should develop evidence
throwing light on tho olstenco of any
conspiracy In restraint of trade.
.Mr. Decker will begin at one tho
preparation of his report to Attorney
(len.iral Woodbury nnd his conclusion
will probably bo mad public In Albany
within a few days.
1 wish to say." said Mr. Decker to
In tho month of March nnd I scare him itc(rr Mycr Nusfbaum, "'hat I think
Into not sending It out. Me. witn n an .)eons ,who hae. been called aa
night dato on March 17. nnd you saving i-"y"
thev ain't no holiday In March ! liood wittuass evidence,. -" ' ',';
night'"
The two shirt sleeved, nlert looking
business men who yesterday afternoon
were, crating up bales of actors marked
"Use. No Hooks" and throwing tho
crates Into waiting vans to send them
siro to oshIs: tli purpo"es oi ir.m in
v.stisation. I believe the inquiry has
.u-ted &s a dutirrent against unlawful
practiced. I thlnit It has unquestionably
r..uiilieit In causing tho laws of competl
tlou to haw fuller effict than W.lierwlse
they could havo hail. One enect. I oe
Lawyer Made Coresiioiulent in
Divorce Cnse in Which .Mrs.
Itinnchc Avery Loses.
DETECTIVE TOOK hXW.l
Putnam evenue, nrooklyn, a few doors
from tho house of Webster's father, ut
71 S Putnam nvenue. Tho parties wero
mnrilisl In 1904.
Mrs. Wolmter alleges that slnco June
10 last her husband treated her with
extreme cruelty and that on V'ebruary
22 last ho abandoned her nnd their two
sons and went to live at thn Hotel HI-lleoiBC.
riVE ROBBERS BAGGED.
t'pon testimony Involving 'leoreo
Thorns, a lawyer nt 2 Deolor street and
partner of Assistant Wat riot Attorney
llostwlrk, Supreme Court .lustlro Ulan
chard granted it dlvorco yeterday lo
Howard Avery, a ribbon Importer, from
Mrs. Illanche Avery. The case was
tried onco beforo In secret by a referee,
but Justice flroenbaum declined to con
firm tho report recommending a di
vorce becnii-e he wasn't Ratlslled on the
question of collusion, und directed nil I lmVilri ,no torUi surprised twS lookout
"pen trial. men who were watching outsido nnd
swarmed into mo snop nerore me inree
tlml Ovi'reonir .lptel!rr nnd Were
f.nnllnK Tits slorr Snfe.
Following their nrrest while robbing
a Hleeclier street Jewell y sloro yester
day morning five men waived examina
tion and wero hold In $10,000 ball each
for the (irnti.l Jury by Maglstrato Dreen
In the Jefferson Mnrknt court.
Isador Scharaga was opening the
lntgo safe. In his storo at 23K HIeecker
street nt s.30 In the morning, when threu
men with drnwn reolvew entered. They
bound and gagged him. Carmlno Del
leutotil of fi2S llroomo street and Alex
under Klrhndclln of .".03 Kast 117th
street began to tak watches and dia
monds from tlm s.ifo and throw thorn
Into a biiR,
Suddenly ten dotectlves who had been
shadowing the men for ten dnya and
wero concealed In houses near by, rushed
BRITAIN TAKES UP
MEXICO CITY CRISIS
Ambassador Tells State De
partment Foreigners Are
in (?rnve Danger.
VILLA A XI) WEST OONFEIt
"The last drop ! I
wonder if a.C.ir
stairs non-reftll-ahle
bottle is really
non-refillablu?
"111 bet I can fill
it. It looks easy
and 1 think it if.
robbers could make n mov to ecnpo.
Ono of the trio, Frank Huhso, drew bis
revolver and shouted to his eomrndes
to shoot, but beforo ho could uo his
weapon the detectives were upon him
with blackjacks. In the wrlmmage ho
managed to out open Detective Dow
ling's cheek with the butt end of his
revolver.
The two lookout men, Frank Clta of
4fir. West Thirty-ninth street, and
Charles Dcmarka of H2 Fast Houston
street, also fought deeperately, but wero
.subdued.
over to the Twenty-thlrd street ferry i-ve. win no i" "
and thenco over the Lehigh Valley to In tho price of "'"'" 'l
points west wero Oener.il Pawenger ' would havo come without the ni u rj.
Agent Oeoigo W. Hay of the Lehigh I Th Inu-stlgatlon ha had tho '
and Assistant Passenger Agent Al Sim- 1 and c..eratlon of . o m J I llotj. SWto
Commlivsloner of hoods anil .Markets.
Mr Slmmons's chief Job seems to be and his secretary. Mr '"n
to routa and send crates of theatrical Jo.'pl 'lariigaii,
WelllLS .11111 .ie.inun-o . ..... .....jw.
Committee on Food Supply, tho Associa
tion for Improving tho Condition of the
Poor and other organizations devoted to
troupes, over his road, i-rsonally pack
ing them In Just outsido th tradesmen's
entrance In the alley back of his offices
at Hfio Hroadway, near Forty-second
street. Always he "eemed to enjoy the
Job of moving actors out of town until
yesterday, when he looked sad.
"Why the tears?" tho A. (!. Pa-enser
Agent was asked as he was sorrowfully
$2,000 FOR SMALLPOX TEST.
Ilriikrr Issue ChnlleiiBo lo Jersey
CHr chiol Physicians.
Joseph F. ltlnn. a broker, with offices
WASttlNOTON. March 4. The activities
of Ocn. Ohregon at Mexico city, tcnd'r.g
to Incite tho n.itlvo population agalns
foreigners, Is still the subject of serious
consideration nt the State Department.
The situation has been called to tho at
tention of Carrama by this Government,
but no response has yet come.
Thn gravity of the situation was em
phaslzeil to-day when th.) Urltlsh Am
humidor called at the Department to
commit with officials there. The Am
bassador has received advices from tho
Urltlsh chargo at Mexico city that for
eigners theto are In real danger.
Tho State Department was unable,
however, to give the Amhaesador any
'That doesn't seem
to 'turn the trick.'
Let's see I've a
better way,
When John V. Kltxpatrlck. a ditcc-
five, took the stand ho handed a tailor'
label to Justlco lllancliaril, who itsked
where he got It. Ho nald;
"I hud been watching Mrs. Hl.mcho
Avery for her husband for several
weeks, nnd one night 1 found her and
Mr. Thorns coming on of a ubwiiy sta
tion. They walked arm In arm to Mrs.
Aver"' apartment at lt56 West Dlght
keventh street. After they had gone up
Malm I ffiUlfght It was time to make a
raid.
"I called up my employer, Jeromo
Daunt, und he came with Mr. Avery.
Wo forced our way Into the room and
when Mrs. Avery, who was In night at
Mre, saw her husband she f.ilMod. .Mi
TlionH Was In bed. Wo thought w
should have evidence that .Mr Thorns
was the in i' isltor. s" out the Mm
libel out o x overcoat"
Arthur 1.. Stilus, a cjlcsman living ui
Ilrttto!! I!, i, viM that Th'ims and .Mr
Awry frequently
and that Mts. Avery
furnishings from hini and had them V,. ... i. ..' -v........ ... nV...i'i,.i i protected In their rights rather than In-
II. t.lu,. ...tlMMctfl Kl 'HtJ .-! ... - ... . .....
T bore
now, I
told you
I could
till it.
finest wliiikey in AmciA'a.
bkillfully blended and a Red
in wood.
iTPWAST DUTILtlMO Cl.
VllUdtlptla NVotk Bihlnioct
vis.., it in-o nCj-lat 179 Itcad. street, has offered, aecoid- . These Uovernments take the view thn
1 '','d tano places ' , nnted over his name In 1 h"'r "UbJectH han everv right to I
;"rmmU S 1 J nt-' newspa,r VX o I h-re they are and t.yet they shouhl
Be ute you Ret Cantalti
Kye in the non-telillabti
news on Khe situation, although e-. bottle a ooi! Dottle to
pressing the hope that the representa-1 keep ROOtl whiskey
ttons made to Carranza would result In ; nood." Oldest ; putejt i
a cessairm oi uorcgon a ineenuiary
utterances.
It Is understood the Urltlsh Ambis
sador ventured no proposils regarding
the manner In which either (the Urltlsh
or American t'overnmcnti may deal with
thn present problem, but It Is certain
that tho departure from Mexb o of
Urltlsh siihjects would bring consider
able relief to the Itrlttsli finvcrmnerf.
Ttvit (lovernmeiit. however, will not
warn or Invite subject to leavo Mexico
Neither will tho Spanish Government,
most vitally interested In the present
Mate of affairs, because nf the verv
I largo Span.sh colony In Mexico v',t.
These Governments tnKe tn. view tnai
lie
that 1 horns told him ho had paid 15.000 soclet under these conditions:
lo Avery to settlo n suit for allena'lng
Mrs. Avery s affections.
vlted bv their Governments to get out.
Doth the stito Department ami tno
it welfare
Mr. Decker ald that "wide publicity,
In a mol fair way" had helped much in.
the work.
Tho Deputy
DIVORCES UNFROCKED RECTOR.
Attorney-General said
nulling tho covering slats on a "Twin "t adjournment no was " ;
lleds" road cast.
"Hec.iuse," he nald, "not lorg ago I
cut out a whole day at the Panamn-
.Mrs. folium Wins Decree In ( use
Intiitvliitr Chulr lnu'r.
Dovtn. N. H., Manii 4 li became
Pacific Kxposltlon, from which I've Jut
returned, o I'd be back on Ilroailwv
In time to hear Charley Iliirnlnim'a an
nual speech at the annual dinner of
the Assochtlon of Theatre Managers.
bin?., bakeries could make a small profit
at their old prices anil tnai uie uuimaie Know n to-day that -Mrs .uti I., n.
s dir.leii of the problem wounl lA.lsoni bus won her dlvoi. . from Harold
twelv oiin. e loaf let.illlng at live cel t" r M Folsom, the unfrickei nctor of St.
Mr Decker .idm.t'.td It Is a question John's. Kptscopal Chun'i at I'.n tsmouth
wliether or not the AC.orney-General The cae was hearil privitel elenliy
could usK foi the dissolution of any n-f ire Judge Kivel here. Mrs, Folso.ii
baking compameH under the State laws j; the custody of their wo c-hlld-en
medical ;taff of the Jersey City s-hool 7nVul.ttl,f "5!,!!,; 5;rvnw'r?..rr
loard will vaccinate themvelves with tho ! v 'f " " iblm s Num
best virus they can obtain and after It , tttn JM T7r
his 'taken' will permit ulnn to have i ' ,. ... v....
I IIUVI' IjeCIl IIIUUKtll Mil" tvu.o.T ...f...n
them inoculated with pmalliox by three
physicians selected by ltlnn." Tho
monej will be paid "If three out of the
live persons inoculated do not have
smallpox."
Mr ltlnn Is opposed to compulsory
vaccination nnd Is Indignant nt the Jer
Key f.t school officials for excluding
Jusle Thorpe. II. d.iugh'er of Herbert
A Thorpe of 71 Clendenny avenue, Jer
sey City, from Puhllc School 24 becauso
he bus net l.cen vaccinated,
on the American border.
m
HIHI
a strong Vlll.i force it Soled.id. In tho
Sablnas coal fle'd." 1 low Cludnd Pol -ll'io
Diaz M.u v pr. -oners wero taken
An advance e i"t from Kin Luis Potosl
toward Tnmptco li,.s been begun by th
Villa forcit. under Gen. L'rblna.
C'nrrniitn to tiien I'rogrrsn I'nrf,
Assurances thi Hie port of Progreso,
Yucatan. Mexico, which was close I a
week ago, will ho t opined in ,i few ilavs
were made by Carranza lo Arlstarco
Aceteto of Merlda, Yu".itati, who ar
rived hern yesterday. Tills port handles
a $40,000,000 trade In hemp with the
United States.
DRIVER FORGETS FATAL RIDE.
VILLA AND WEST MEET.
I rushed back a day ahead of time o.i the rtriuiuth of the evidence brought Th- su'- g:-w out of dun Insure
over the speediest, safest ;tnd most lux
urious route one can name. Need I
nnnic If"
"No, you need not name It, A. G. P.
Passenger Agent Simmons "
"Oh. very well. To retumie I got
out. but declared his belief tho Federal whl h came when Kol-om s f . lerjshw BURNS TO DEATH IN HER FLAT
anti-trust laws hail been violated. with Miss Vinlei Pilgrim. 1 y-.iri. ill, i
Samuel K.iufm.mn. a grvr. : soniwlci snug in tli ciiur. n. oec.ime known
' Seventh avenue, corroborated the test!- j - -
mon of bis brother. I.Iy Ivaufmann,
early In the inquiry that a driver for
MRS. HAROLD WEBSTER SUES.
Ilellef That Wumnn'a llres rHaBt
I'lre From to-e.
of preparing war plans. Ths. pi ins
hav.i for many years been prosecuttd
with diligence under tin abn- guidance
of AdmlMl Dewej. Tie- result of ills Uussl.in : Composer Itudolph Frlml
experience and l;nowledge oi large prob
lems, i oupled Witn the la.sir and wib:i. v
of the ot'..er olllcerd detailed to duty on Garden inusli
li bosrd, could not safely be dispensed an Austrian
ihe s.une party, coiislsted of the German
Slav lthelnhardl's assistant. Prof. Ad-
gusltl, who Is a Pule ; Morris Gest, a
a
Mohemlan ; Librettist Adolph Jncoby, a
Hungarian; the cumposer of Winter
Slgmuud ItomlMirg, who
ll.illet Director Theodore
with. NeodltSh to ailil, I could not be Kosloff. a Itimlun. and the host of tho
n sympathy with any measure that . party. Herb Itoth. who speaks the twtlve
would minimize the value of the services tongue of Park How and Hroadway.
if Admlr.il Dewey to th navy. Hand In hand, figuratively speaking.
"In the measure as llnally passed, .t Russian and Austrian. Pole and Ilua-
j believed, the law will enable a moro sn and American, Hungarian and Do
borough cooperation b-teon the De- lu.mian In the party, all of whom had
artment and the general board lo be HHen "Tile Peasant Girl" as "Pnlenblut'
effected, while retaining the leadctship u Vbnna. sat through tho dress re-
f Admiral Dewey In tho larger naval hearsal happily with never a talk of
roblems. I recogilze the value of his war lv)iUe Trentinl sang and old Cll!
itlstlnguuihed service and depend too ev.ifTord quipped Ills quip. Hut once
much on his practical Judgment to be during nn Intermission somebody al-
'wllng to mlnl.nlze 'he work whlh he moi started something thoughtlessly
n doing so veil," by bringing up wnr mattcrw.
The bureau of operations has been ap- , Instantly everybody Instinctively went
tdauded ns tho creation of a general nack to first principles llngually. "F'glt
staff, but there seems to be every Indl- t !" cried yjung Mr. Itoth tn his native
irtiiou tnai it win w no ura mini:, tongue. ,nu down tile aisle rusncu .Mr
unless the law creating It Is interpreted Aage Toxen Worm, via Copenhagen, am
Into town on Sunday all right in tlm- , the Ward Il.ik.lng Company said that
to attinl a dinner, and what do I ",f they didn't hell bread for six cents"
learn I learn that last Sunday was he wouldn't sell them any more,
the Founders' dinner to Granville Dar- .Most of the witnesses testifies! with
ktr, and Unit Charley Hurnhnm. al- much emph.uds that drivers for whole
Clnirues tlitsbnmt Willi l.'roeltj
nil Desertion.
Harold Wobster. a builder and a men.-
though present, was not to spiak, nnd t. bakeries did not attempt to eug- tr o: tne mm oi i.. . nrowr nou
that the dinner for which t had given ..,ht what tho retail price of bread of !" M;ll''',n lane, of whi. li his .ather.
up u day in California had occurred htl,i i.e. Many grocers and dellca-1 Lewis C. ebster.ls the head, wa-eued
the Sunday before. F.isy tbeto. !rs,cn ,,. ,n.u0 it very clear that " tho Supnme l ourt yesterday for a
George! Nail that crate tight or how ,i,elr :iie!t of Kx ccnt bread had de- separation on the giound of cruoltj and
d' you expect this troupe il ever reach rrra8Cd ;lnd those of Ave cent bread abandonment by Mrs Ldna llammon'
ih. ciaatr' i,..,i ir.. .limine that the lite . Webster. Tho Webster hoimi (s at o..v
In a manner contrary to what Sccre.
tary Daniels has Indicated as his view
on the subject.
quieted everybody with a rapid flow of I by their boises,
the eoaat?
m m 9
There aren't any more chorus clrls.
ponies, mediums, squnbs. chickens, broil
ers or similarly theatilcally termed
folks like that, the so-calb-l syndicate
has decided. At the rehearsal of the
nretentlouiily girlie "Fads and Fancies'-
which Klaw & Drlatiger will present to ,,af ,,f incud to six cents,
an cxpeotani nroauway in me rvniiKri- jiur.ry A. Tledemann.
bocker Thcatfe next .vionday nignt tne
grande danvs of the merry merr; al
ways are leferrtd to as "tho young
Indies of the ensemble." And on the
programmns rlu-v will b. so lifted,
"Young ladles or the Dnfvmble."
What stage directors, authors, com
posers and producers will call the gen
tlemen of the merry merry from this
time on has not been mado known.
i. .1.1.. ,1,a ..tioruu nii.n. ns lit the li.lit
I will steadily be called something else
JITNEY BUS DRIVERS FREED.
NEW YORK EXILE SUES
TO RETURN AS SANE
CHINATOWN DECLARES
BOYCOTT ON JAPANESE
of W. B. Ellis, Who Es
caped 12 Years A so.
i
Hnv Xo Goods From
Nippon.
had Increased, showing that the big
bakers, who raised prices, were hard I
hit by tho move. I
Herbert II. Lanyou, an automobile
man, of 1161 Hroadway, gave an Inter
esting account ot his recent Invasion of
the baking Held to prove that thorn was
r.i iimmii for Increasing tho prict. of a
Ho said that
baker with
tlilrt.v ears' experience, did the baking
r .r blm and they demonstrated that it
u.ir. pos.sib. in in. me a .ign grade
twelve ounce loaf for cents, paying
J7.3u a barrel for Hour. Groiors .ind
others retailed the bread at four cent1
keeping one-half cent per loaf as their
Pr, tit. Ho said there was one deliver
a day and the return of "stales" vva
not allowed.
WHEAT DROPS SEVEN CENTS.
Ileports nf riineellril Order rrmn
Knmite Canne- Itrenk.
CntCAiio, Mirch 4. Ileports that for
eign Governments bad cancelled orders
fci millions of dollars worth of war
applies und progre.- of tne Allies In
tn I i.ird inelles caused a selling wave
OM the lli.ird of Trade to-day. Wheat
broke to $1.37, a loss of 7ij cents a
bushel from ytMerday's close. It closed
lit ?1 :il''. or Hs cents lower than the
previous finish
Tile low point was 30 cents under the
season's high murk, established a month
.1 co July whi.it broke to 51.11 and
closed at fl.l'. n decline of 4 I, centh
from yesterday's final figure.
1 Mis Annie Snnda, 15 years old, was
hitrn-d to death yesterday In rmr tint
on tie fourth tloor of ir.fi Ninth avenue.
She was alone, and It Is believed her
dr. s mght fir from the gas range.
The tit. nn 11 found her body after th.i
fire w.-s put "Ut Sh. lived with her lx
te n-year-ch! sm, Arnold.
T!. pollen found a wallet containing
son 111 her dresi- Part of tho bills
wer. burned, but enough of them was
left fv the hllU to b redeemed.
Jiuiies .Mefliilre mill Girl Witnesses
llnry nn Details nt Tiinl.
Wilson' Agents Confer With I " "" yeairrnay in tne
, liroiix oumy our: norm,; iiio iri.1l or
Lender nt (inndnlnlnrn. ) Jnme.s Frank M'-i'.u re, .purged with ofi-
Fl. IMso. March t Gen. Villi and crating tin aut nob. Iu w ti le intoxleated
Duval Wist, special reptesctitatlv.. oi which culmlnit. d .11 -h de..C.i of MIi-m
Prisldent Wilson, confi mil tu-day at l.lzabeth D ivtoa on November 13 last,
Guaibitalara. Mr. Webt, accompanied by that after sue 1 an ,u-, i(.ni one il apt to
George C. Cirothers. special agent of s irTer a lapse of memo-.-,
the State Department, left Aguascallrn-i Not ord wis M.'GuIre hazy on tho
tes on .Monday. Nothing wan nindo , incldnt leading up to tlm fatal auto
public about what was dlw-ussed. 1 ride, but Miss Vlole' Van t-chalck and
Monterey Is under iot.st.mt attack, ' Miss Anna Wlllv. both member of thu
according to an American wiio returned, party, also forgot manv details when
Ho accompanied Wist and Cnrothers pressed by Assistant District Attornej
from Torreon to Monterey and talked Seymour Mora. Mr Mork and Judgo
with Gen. Angeles Thero Is little G.blw commented on tho unuual eon
posslblllty of tho city falling, he said, dition of their mti.ds. but iffort.s to
when tho CarranzlstaH get heavy re- Jog their memories, tailed utterly,
enforcements. j McGuIre, who took tt.n stand In th
Snhlnal. 11 small town near th line ' afternoon, declared th it ho was not ln
of tlio Mexico Northwestern H.illroad, tovicnted when tho machine overturned
tn tho heart of Villa territory, baa been on Pelhani Parkway In front of Hunter
occupied by a band of Carr.inzistas sent , Island Inn Other witnesses also rle.
from the Agua Prluta garrNon Gen. tiaref! McGulro was sober.
Sulazar Joined tho Carraniista there. The o.isa w;i be ready for the Jury to-
Oen. Herrer.i has met and defeated dav.
Iletween fifty and one hundred Chinese
tJaiclstrn.tr HUmUses Citmpliilnt
Baaed nn Advertising Mmis.
.Magistrate Harlow vesterdav dlsmiescil
"he complaint against two chauffeurs J ,. . ,
f the Peoples Fiv Cent mis corpora- .iiwtji.n tjir Denies Pel i t ion I Mert'liiui t s limn I lieinst'l ves 10
iVest Side court for operating model
nutes of the corporation bearing signs
Riling attention n their merits,
The Magistrate decided that since the
section under which tho alleged viola- .
tlon conies prescribes only a penalty
t.f HO ...ih r.tfniw it Wfh tile dli:V ' ll'.ntt... II rllla at An time .1 tlibaCCO
of the Corporation Counsel to proc I f ,'cUIr.' a, winston-Salem, N. C.. merchants met In the old Joss house
a municipal court to collect tho pen- .... . v,u,, .,, vew York ' nt l' Molt street lust night to bind
'v. A criminal court had no juris- "", '
. '.on over the offence, he e.alil. fot twelve years becauso he escaped
Atfrrl f 'rill.' rn!tnt.el for tbe bus s-n... .k.. l ,,hn ... ,, iafM Ifnmiltnl. to
"i.pa.. said he was eager to take tho , w)1(., j,. h.Mi heen committed as In- Chinatown, acted as chairman and told tjuiiogate Cohal.in ilecidfd jesterdnyl
natter up with the Corporation Counsel ' .,... t,,H. 1 thn merchants how the Chinese In San to ad-nit to probate the will of Miss'
... i settle it ' k'l"p' i'PP'-''" ' bm.retno Lourt jus , neither to buy nor M-U' V. McCusker. who died on Septem- i
"The ordinandi prohibits udvo.th.ing tlce HIJur yesterday to vacate the order 1 rincls. o had agreed t el ler to nu nor f Im'uvnK
rurks in Manliattan." said Mr. Tnl- committing him to an asylum. In order sell merchandise made In Japan or of a,,om JloOi00, Me. j
er "We contend that tho ordinance . . return to New York State bought through Jnpanese broker-. Cusker. after making small bequests to
s designed to prohibit, general advvr- 1 ," '.,.i hive the 1 llamlbllls printed In Chinese wej-e lelatlvvs ami Institutions, gave tb. '
Islng for hire-.'' ... ....... ! ,...te.l n the -Ides of buildings and ''due. est.mated at i '.000, to l,rr real
qutsuuii ui nm i"-i ...i....... i ,i.
C0USLNS LOSE WILL CONTEST.
lap. i -or
of
Vll.s McCusUer's lllght tn Give (Int
if I'Minllv I'nheld.
NEV AMERICAN BUS OUT.
notices were printed In the
cs.tati agent, James J, F.tchlnghani, and
ttittM-ci . ,..v....n , - - net- atinrnev ,ionn t itooney. mo win
Kills now lives nt Yoe, Pa., and con- (ally .Vrtrs. The announcement read In was contesled by second and moio dls-
ducts a cartoon syndicate, lie kiuu in ,,art aK follows: I nm cousins
Plfth Avrnnr C.inrh Co. t'.es Model his petition that In 1S'.M, when he was In ..Jul)an ls vrrJ. f:,vil,. countrv. ' Miss McCuski r. explaining In her wilt
l.uslness In North Carolina, a number of Japan is a r saviik) (u""1- why slie left nothing to some relatives,
Vehicle for First 'I line. i jUH rmployees attempted to force him Chinese hearts are very nngry. All the ,,.,,,. ..Tlliy ntvo. manfl.st0ll any ln.
The tlrst stiictlv American tvpe of ' out of business. Finally lie was com- Chinese people In San Francisco have terest In me imr called upon me In si.ii-
r nlbus was used on New York sticels pdled to Hll out, but managed to save hoycotted Japanese goods, Wn .should ! tiess or at nnv otlier time. They had
,1" l.ll'I.'.-l IO 111,' OOI , .11 lll.'OI,
The Siirrogalo held that ltooney and
Ktchlnghatn were the only persons who
took any Inturest In Miss McCusker nnd
that she had a right to will her property
as she dolled.
Mies M-Cuskor had been a school
The funeral
that failed
'or tne tlrst lime yeslerdav by the aoout 'inu.OUO. and after a ear's rent . . li.,.(.rm,np(1 lo hoycott
:"'fth Avenuu Coach Company. i lie , can. to New lurk. . .
,ew hue. the body of which was built ' i;.is says that after he came hete. an 1 Japanese in this clt. This Is very true.
Ji the tompany's shops, Is tho result , attorney In North Carolina collected This Is addressed to the merchants, res
f months of planning and devising. 14,35" that was due him and sent lilm taurant keepers and all Chinese res!-
The heaters, instead of being placed only ?S7.i. He became so Incensed that. , . ..
..,- .i... i.i..i ,.,i..- tho tionr! 1, iii,..i chsrees arnlnst the lawyer and .' '...., . . , .n ,
".ih ion nmve, ... i- " - .. - , consignmenL nr nierciliiliuis', vaiiieu . . . ., ..... . .
'u di battons have been provided for he retaliated ny sending an auornr $f ono. arrived from Japan ester- . ''ac iei ior 101 ly-nvo years wnim sno re-
dnubbi handrail on the. here who lured auenisis to swear i-.aj , af,,.rrio,. but nt the meeting last ( ""'' l'usion in ijj,
Insuto i F.llls had paranoia. lie was commiueu - . meichantH nareed not to buv 1
ten squill feet morn of to a sanitarium, where he was exam-, a . (lf c:()Vl.ra chinamen'
Im ileslglied to
i en added to the window ined, three times by alienists, who said want,.,, , octroy ti, poxes
Iho electric llglitlng faclll-1 ho didn't have .paranoia. He whs ad- mi K00ifi 1)m sudi action wi
.terlor have been Increised, 1 Judged Insane by thu late Jnstire ins- iJ((Wn by tl)1 mpplnBi
and burn
was voted
t.i h ee.it
ear stairway
"eater safelv
.las ii.ih In
pre e and tho
m .1... I,.,...
ii'k'.... .v... i.m.i. 1-..0M1 1 on. I cliotT In sidle of the alienists' repoit
.a,,y hegan ,. operation of motor, A few. .lays later h I s el ded an at-nus.-
New York In lt'07 the form ; tendaut from the ayl' "''' '
if bod. used ,n London wae adopted. Canada, He wrote District Alt rne
" hud longitudinal seals- for eight per- j Jerome offering ' ni rn If I ie vould
"s on each side. The company has guarantee him an examli a lot b5 mi
endeavoring for year- o .lyM a , as;.; a. s . Hi ettervv sent
' anri -l Vential aisb- in an isylum In Canada until they were . j v .s-,, t will call tl I.alrm.in of
ie of .iluinlinini nanels and high lest i convinced ho was sane. th commission which Investigated and
. ... ... i iu it-it ir
CANADIANS INSPECT U. S. BOOTS.
Adoption for Troops of the Itniiilii
J Inn rniislilrrcil.
iittawv, March 4,. -The Dominion
Kills says he has Irled ever aince tn r-, Jf ,rtr-.l upon tho class of hoots sup-
11 lie. strength. Tweniy-two pin-
r,g.os .m bo seated (.iimfoiiably on
l' JW'e lie K,
-1UINLAN GOES TO PRISON.
)l I l'J t ti o order conimlttliiE him vacated
and to htive a fair trial as lo his sanity,
but has been unable to get It.
Kllis's application wns opposed by
Deputy Attorney-General K.lgar lti-om-berger,
who said that the proper way for
Hills to (.How tnai no is now emir m ...
Governor 1 come lo New York and submit to de-
I tentlou long enough to nave 111s pres.
1 V lipes I l.lkel), lint
Will lie VsU.d for I am cm. ;,,. lnrmilu.,indltlon determined. Justice 1()(1(,r consideration
I'ATMtsns, ,n, .1., .vinrcn -1 an ! 1 injur 1 or inm n i i.
piled the United States army two je.us
ago to give expert testimony before the
I'.iillanienty comnilsslou which 1"
piolilug tho fiaud liimges In cunuectlou
Willi tho bonis supplied the Cauadlin
troops at the front
A sample of the American army boot
was before the commission to-day and
Its adoption for the Canadian troops Is
K. yulhi.m, foiiiier I. W. W. lullator, aisuussed the application,
'io was resentenced last week to from I
two I sf.,,1 j.-ars In prison after the, widow HaiiK Herself,
esi Mate court had affirmed his " ....
eo' Hon. was taken In Trenton to-day1 Suffering irnm nieiancnoua
Mrs.
1 1.1, nir.,,1 10 ti.,iro ivi:,colf. who was I'harlotlo James, a widow, 45 icars old,
corv. inl of irlmlnal assault. committed sulcldo yeijtcrday afternoon
Ocorgc (iordon Itattie, clilef counsel by hanging lierhelf from a transom nr.
' r On flip, him practically nhandoneil
"lams to earn tlm case to the 1. mien
' .lev Supreme Court, hut muy apply
te Go- Fielder for -c pardon.
tween thn dining room nnd bedroom of
her apartment on tho top lloor of ,1 four
story houso at "41 Sterling ptnee,
Hrooklyn.
Want Subway I'.ipress Kxpnnsloii.
It. Clarence Dorsitt and nlheis, In
chiding membeis of the New Yolk I'ni
verslty faculty, havo asked the Public
Service Commission to compel the Inter-
borough Company to run Itn express
trains as far us i!07th street mi thn
Hroadway branch Instead of Mapping
some of them at Dyckiuan Hired. Com
missioner Wood will hold a hearing ut
10:30 o'clock next Tuesday. 1
To Ward Off
Colds
Keep your blood rich, your
circulation active. A norxl Malt
l:trnct will fortify your system.
'I'lh most effective Malt Extract,
also the most delicious flavoris
Bass
Ale
On Draught and
In Bottle Everywhere
Speclsl I'ln-i'mks 16 gallonsi for Mmlly
me on dr.iuitht t home, from any depart
ment ktnre, denier or Jobber.
tlns.i A Co., Importers, no Warren St., N. V
For several months past the
pessimists have been trying
hard to pin a "Rest in Peace"
wreath on prosperity.
But they have failed. It simply
couldn't be done. All the pessimism in the
world couldn't kill the brand of prosperity this
country is facing.
If there ever was a time for the
merchants and manufacturers to "make hay"
it is now.
The automobile industry has
shown greater resistance than other lines
during the recent depression. The resistance was
ty Ihe few big stiong companies whose product is
everywhere recognised as standard. Other car
makers in common with general manufacturers are
making a desperate light for existence.
The Hudson has shown great
resistance and extraordinary sains. As
evidence: Two years ago the Hudson Motor Car
Co. made and sold $6,000,000 worth of motor
cars. Last year $ 1 1.500.000, and this year $7,498,000
in the first five months of their fiscal year or at the
rate of $18,000,000 for the year's output. Think
of siich a gain where others show losses!
Other makers endeavor to copy
the HUDSON appearance. They claim
HUDSON quality, hut they lack the engineering
skill, the selected brains, the ability which goes into
every Hudson. The above fipurcs prove that al
ready the buying public has discovered the dif
ference between the genuine and the imitation.
You Can Secure an Early Delivery by Ordering Your Car Now
Hudson Six 40- $1550. F. O. B. Detroit
We confidently predict that
soon many of these imitators will be forced
to adopt drastic measures to market their product.
They will resort to extraordinary newspaper claims.
They will be compelled to reduce prices radically.
Remember, when that happens, it is the last grasp
nt the straws in the current to prevent the final
jinking into oblivion.
Many factories will probably
claim that because they have paid "paper"
dividends thry can afford to reduce car prices.
Are they philanthropists ?
Would you, if you had a pa3'ing
business and could sell all your goods,
reduce prices and so divide your profit with the
public? WOULD YOU?
Isn't it more reasonable to sup
pose you had to reduce the price of your
goods because you weren't selling them?
Be warned in time. Don't be
misled. Stjudy the history of the automobile
business and judge the future by the past.
You will instantly realize that
if you buy such a car, you buy a prtuJuct
which the manufacturers must market at any price
it will bring; that you soon uould oun a car without
a factory, without a dealer, without a home .i; out
cast in the greatest manufacturing industry on earth
LOCAL DEALERS
llrodWItn. V V, Ihe Ulloll
limine; Co.
llrnm. N. 1. '. II. HmtrllnV Co.
.Vewitrt.. .V.I. 1'iilcc MotiirCsrl'n.
1'nuKlil.eeiMe. .V . Ci. Shrrwouil
AnKrll.
I.inhniok, I.. I.. Ileain, Kern Mo
lor Cur C o.
Ml. KImo. N, v.. Hertford runurrC
I'n.opersllie Amiii UIIiiii.
Itiitherfiinl. .N..I. Ilrtue n .V11I0 I n,
MiirrlMown. .V.I. c.eo. II. Cruri.
'limler. V .1, CiiMiicr A llrown.
Ilohiiken, V.I. Ilevsiner AuloCii.
lerney CIIJ. .V.I. Ileismer Auto
Co.
Perth Amlinv, N. .1. C Seilon,
I'lalnnrlil, ,V .1, A. C. lhiiniion
Aatnl'o.
Sea llrlilil. N. .1.- II. I., .nbel.
Iteliimr. .V .1.-41. II. Neiviiinii,
KlniiMun, .V V. I'eier A, HUik.
Remember, that quality remains long after
the price is forgotten and that the Triangle on the
Radiator is the Hallmark of Quality.
The A. Elliott Ranney Co.
Broadway at 64th Street - New York
OPEN EVENINGS
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