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COURT HOUSE BOARD
SAYS THEREMO BAR
Itttrk VnmnwMi Rtporl
prrlHiTH lls lieeii
( it to 100,1.01,817.
HKI.W M i:NS MILLIONS
f i , lien) i"r t'nit .1 provldod
Hi laOyrra' club, .1 buffet or bar or
is; of it"1 other MtravaAMH feature.
iiWf'i '"t Ivnt in ih plana for the
. , rouill I "Mi i House In Tlldeli
, il ion. director of the inircau Of oofl"
ni up"'! aion, i'1'' Court Houm Hoard
uiiikni t 1. Board of Metlmata 10 m-
paOJ Ih I'ldito, apeOlSoatloni nd con- j
I f0f II OIKT.
fl),. board m'1 thai delay nincp the
fltnr aubmltted n June II haa
iMtd) "- ' ' HeMM m carry
if chargea .. d othor oiprnoot, it colli
OJi latafe, arhletl exceeds ilic eosl of
.t iH'llon of the foundation of the
i fcolldint "
Tik Matlmati Board haa nil alon in
tml thai thi cool of the building. ex
f,jve of furniture and fixtures, should
v , 110,000,000, The Ootirl
h aa, Roard re porta thai it hai retraced
:-f ruMral eontenta IX per cent. lines,
If ,; plana a arc submitted, at
m 1 time Increaalnt the usable fiooi
, :'" per cant. It says that tin- hltth-
Htlmate of cool haa been out from
It) 10 ls,4tl,e&7, dlVldod iia fol-
lusi.. Uulldlni proper, T,ll4,ltl; me
ttaki equipment, ll,lt?,lta; eie
mmo, IteO.ott,
I r J."o.ooo Hurt- la alahi.
If t'- platll hVt x 1 be RIOtflfM d, the I
V. .id I hi w.imtaR will bf mute 1
in 13,000,040, and unll llu-re l; j
I nt ; m 1 iuh ho UtHn wlil iutuiiiU
1 . until tlie COM f the build it. ir will!
b twice n much ; putimjited. Tito
faporattoii Counaal will mtU, to the Kh-tn-it.
Board tu-day an opinion iliHt 1
"js the St.it ImpOiet a mandatory duty J
f ect the Court Houm the projei t con
Mt abandoned in th- alnro of
ftnthir laflstatlon by tiv state."
The Itndlnjtt of Mr. .Viamon ;uul h
, tfMtfOfl tliat the n.zv of the pfOpOOid
I HoUVi COUkd In- rediuel om h u 1 f i
., .iti. ' Ih am plr are rullruleil tti re- j
-.nrtM ma (If to thi Court HoiUM Hoard by :
tip'-"' - Arrhitf .-t .u Lwell. Con
RltUOC Archltoi i Walter Cook. CotMMlU
- C Bnflniil K P. Goodrich, and the
V. . cnul! UK etiKitieoM-w. annlel '
K Moi.tn. Clark, MarMuilen & Rttoy and
E Knon They gay that Mr. Atlaiii
Ml'l reimrt wh "a COnfttiOd mixture of
: ;s!att RliOtl ami irrOOOOtti ru'luioii,
proJfcitcd upon mWntorprotAtlon of the
plMM vpedfl cotlOfWi ait.d i-ontra't" " They
ihil moot f thi tlrure he ted
re iiorrvt. that hi tatitics were
'niMiiM4-i ana IAOK in- nal an en
On miMndirOtoiHllnfl of the jnihje-t."
A.rttii' c.t thw arrhltei'tn and en I
meer In the omptoy of the Court Hoie
i'uHrd. a. Htnnttiat 3ttd l.y The iHtard. are;
"There no luxuri ui clttb; the 11- i
-iir? " (ilitinod cotttoin -1.h vol
wntf lnMad of I'.iKnt.oiHl. The upaoe
hr omployooi it HNdii onoholf of tiutt
provl4'i ;n thi UunlotMl ItutUllnK. No :
i:xur.e" ar4 pridt-l for thej Judge or
I low) ei '. There Ik onl one a udi
I V u iv InitiOd of ten at ?ut;Keted.
T!iere if no iaUtial (lining- nKtn. There
no bar or boJTOt. The prlVttti roiing; (
xm complHlnod of is limply an officii
onre'tdi w.th each -utt. Thrrt- are
THE SUN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915.
FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OK PORTER CHARLTON ON TRIAL AT CQMO
lA ,m"llV1' 10 Kalian custom the prisoner sits in a Cftlik enclos
ure, ttuui.le.1 l.y nnlformfd memhers of the municipnl pollct.
Despatches from Como. received yestcrdKy. said that Potter Charlton's
chief counsel. Miceli Picanli. on account of whose illness the trial was
interrupted Tuesday, was understood to he so much improved that it
was believed certain he will he in court when the heanni; is resumed
Friday, Officials look for a verdict some time next week.
Charlton was reported by prison attendants as in a highly nervous
condition, lie will only lie questioned incidentally, and it was hoped
he would sret throusfh the rest of the trial without a complete break
down, which was feared Tuesday.
OniL KILLED ON MOTORCYCLE. FORK CHOPS CHEAPER NOW. "FLAGLER WIDOW" OUIL'
imi 'iiPi 1 9 ii m .Mail wan i
i '
I
Marhlne raahea Into IMIIar
and Man la Kadi Hart.
MM May Bockloy, 2". MM iMtUtly
Mlled last OVOtllRf when a motorryrlr
on aiilcli fho and tao oiinK nif-n were
riding OfMMd Into nn elevated pillar of
the Broadway eubany at 2 1 Ot 1. street
and Tenth Rvenue
The party conelsted of ChOTliO Jlr
Intonh of Harlem Rlvor Tenure, his
I brother. John Mcintosh, and Minn Htiek-
ey. who lived at 1174 Burnett plane.
Tile Brorrx. The girl was In i. aide ear
and John Mrlntoah was on a rumble
seat.
When the machine amashe.1 into the
pillar Mias Hurkley was thrown fnm
her seat, her head atrlklna; the Iron poot.
Her skull was fractured. Charlea Mc
intosh, who was driving, was luxlly cut
about the head. Ills brother escaped
uninjured.
I.r. Jacobs of Waahlnaton Helahts
HOOpttal treated Mclntoah'a Orognda
Mlaa Buckley leaven an Invalid mother
ami a young brother, of whom ehe wn
the sole eupport.
MT.OOO Hobs Hecelved In Ihlrn.n I
In a liar antl Prteea Kail.
ChicaoOj Oci !l. Unuaually hoavy j
raOOlptl of huge In all markets of the1
eoOntn and the arrival of HT.nno Imrs'iri i
Chlca(a) In the last twenty-four hours '
has clipped $1.10 a hundred pound off i
the price of pork on hoof in the fhl- j
COM market. Likewise the shipment j
relieves an actual shortage of pork for j
home consumption In thu city
HoH sold lo-ilny for $7.."i per hun- I
dred. whereas Wednesday's price waa i
Ix.KS. On September 1 o the quotation!
waa M.ll,
Tlie drop 111 price at the yards was
reflected In the retail maFkOtS, where
pork lOtflS, which have been selllna nt
top prices from 20 oetltl a pound up
ward, were sold at Is cents other cuts
dropped similarly.
"The shutting off of the Knatern mar- :
ket. because of presence of foot and ,
mouth dlOOOOO In Pennsylvania, which
bars shipments from the West tl nun 1
that St, lie. is Mflly responsible fOT the
drop this week," aaid J. B Cl.otner of
the National IdTO Stock rnmmlsslon
. 'ompany.
Woman Who ClOl .-..hs.-.
i lerU I nn.lrlr4 of l.arerni
Mrs. Zora UntRM ,lohns-n. who jmseil
as the widow of Henry M. KlaRlei . and
who took :t . s v .-, from Tim k Mahoncy.
a clerk of the Municipal Civil Service
f 'cmmlsslon, under pltMlllM to make bin
her private secretary nt 120.000 a var.
was aonrlCtOll Of iraild larceny la-fort.
Judge MntqUOOII In Oonortl Sessions yes
terday. She was remanded for sentence.
Mrs. Johnson was a laundress, but
pnscd as the widow of I'lagler and got
many loan. Ma honey was a telcphnm
boy when he met Mrs. Johnson and bor
rowed from friends to keep h r from
want until, as she said, she would In
herit $ 1 1,000.04)0 from the Flagler estate
Mrs. Johnson was unmoved w hen con
victed, and said to her counsel. Abraham
Lovy :
"I will yet prove that I am the wn1ov
of Henry m flatter." Mrs. joimsnr
gave her age Of M and said she lived at
the Marseilles Hotel. She said site was
i widow
SALARY RAZERS TO I PASSION PLAY 'CHRIST1 850,000 ARMENIANS
BE SALARY RAISERS IS REPORTED KILLED KILLED OR ENSLAVED
BUndardiilng to Work Both ,,,",iv'' Hmw Vnn Lang! Popnlat ion in Turkey BaW t
Woya, Mayor Tolls Depart
ment Heada.
Lost I. iff Fighting With
Germans in France,
Have Been cm to Not More
. rii.in 200.000.
INCREASES AW AH SOMJS
"Thin btttlnoio of Btandardtainfl aa
anm wi rks IijUi ." Mayor Mltcbil
BOJd in a meeting of the Board of Bttl
tnate'.s budgil i 'nimittfe yoatifday. Wi
are g-oing to be Juhi to the man an wMl
: aa to thi- city, if hi- t gattlng loai
than the aalary praooribid for iiin (radi
- hi will h raiccd."
Th Mayor thoreupon arenl upatalfa
to flmmtierlHiii BmeTe'l oflloo and there -
I met tin loads of hli dopartmonti who
hai i4-n ittmniofiid by lotophone, Ho
told tlieni that only three of rhe big ;
orgiiiiiZatioiiH- -the HtlOBCi, heallh and
law diparttlMHlta had rorre-tly follow, d
the Btandardlaatlon plan, in thoor thn-e
the twoloyioa raoalolnaT mor- than the
wage pn ffi ileed for their grade had
ben reducd and inploy4es rec4 ivina j
lesv than the grade COlIod for had botll I
ralotd '
Tbi oilier diportmont haada, he'
aid, had allowod tho bttdfOt iOb-
i uttmilttee :naKe the proper I edu -
titiiin. tun. throitaTh unt'.tniiUarity
le,1
Maw trow 0C1 WH . t i Anton
I l.ang. world famoua as thi Chrtattti o'
the OboramtniraTou Paaaton Ptay, In re
I portod t havi boon killed in battW,
I tightmg with the Ocrman nrnri)
t 'hampagtif f .out. u' ..rti :ng In
i roCiiVOd to-day by his iroualn, Alo;-
lina. of thin city, The letter toy thi.ri
Lang was with the raooTVOa Wttin hi I
WHs ktlliMl, his age, i. be.ng mu h th.'t
he was not .ilU-d to t lo fTOtll Bt th
TAX RELIEF SEEN IN
A DRY ERIE CANAL
Brooklyn Mmi Suggests un
Amazing Remedy to Chair
in. in Perkins.
Tin is. T' mscaue.isia Od If. .'la
Petrotrad and London, Oct. II "of the
1 ,100.000 Armenian, in Turk boforo
in tho I tho war Ibero remain not more than
letter 00. and t ! nut ha exterminated
by the Turks before the war is over."
This, m ubotanoo. is the aaeertton of
tie Aim ;t nawapapor Vokole, which
aya Ita ftgurea are baaed on the esti
iM .tea of tip. Armenian Patriarrh at
MILLB HEARING AT END
The hoarinti f the Mill, letielatlvo
j Committee on taxation In thio C ly came
to all end yesterday. Tlie COmmlMOO ad-
t Jouvned until Movembor 30, when hear
! ing will l,e rc-umcd in Syracuse.
Meanwhile counsel for the OOtlUlllttOO
will prap.,re -r.. -.ii propoaed method,
of increasing the State and city revenues
I The nawapapor suggests a Pan-Anna- r ""' ''x"' " '-" expecteo that by
Ulan conference at BtohmladalOi thO Novombor 1" theee tentative measures
I eceleelastleal capital of Armenia, to die- will he in ananli .h.... tn,.t he .
offered to the public for discussion
VolUUt.er Witnesses Wei.. iU'-st ioned
enslaed by the
00,000 others hav.ng fleet to
t-i l i .1 r 4'onotantlnoplo that 160, t Armenian,
active service now lie ran in oe a aoiaier Turk,
and still try to be lhrlsltlko, Lant sail itusi i
' nriM nims.'ii always i.iugnt men lo
obey the laws of the land
Lant waa a member of the volunteer
ski corps, lie leave.- .1 widow and three
children.
. iish the future of tho Armenian vlteyoto
of TiielMt .O..i- tlo. mm I. Im l.l
AJHun i..i"K 1.1.1 co me gienes. i here that satisfactory condition
pi uie assio.i :-,ay iwice, ma nist ton.. ,,.,, emigrants to th
1,1 " a-' ' present..-, . tha Balkana
tion in 1010, He was the natural ii.
the programme, had not recammonc
llUUI ''i- baithl or rountaina Tkere toe grear numner oi increases in.ii
i. no indication of elahoiate dwiiratlini. I Should have heen recommended. As the
There are no railroads In the building.
Th, builneea of tht urto is increasing
choice for the next pla) live ars
hence In private life, which means
dur.ng thi ten years that .-lapse between
presentations of the Paaalon Clay at
Obermmmeraau. he was a Hotter. Ml.
Willi j .).., and l.is heoe.t w. r 1. .
moal widely phototraphed and i -
card.d of ail the Oennan louriot apota
might
L nlteO Mate-
return to Turkish
ARMI-SXIASS ACCUSED.
fry freatl) antl not rl. rreaQtnt
nrtod.
Th. BatlmalO Board will not
Ik, repot t to-dny
,i
Mulilnllui. of lie. Ik..
T.
sed by Mr Adam-
I IW, ace. rdlllg to the Court House
Bojrls tkperta, "a large numlier of
Noma : cltboi wholly or mostly in
tut il.nk ami without natural Veotlla
in." They ilescrlbe his seheine "as
i mutilation of the Court I'ouse
in si and find it "quite Impoaaible"
N vol.- .1. i the MhO me seriously. They
it would moan "ih.- worst bulldlnt
b th. world."
"In treat many caaee." the experts
"' "ay, "Director Adams., ns ie-
I -ii ti. ne that : ot of a
the IUb-1 immlttee to slat- no increases i LANG'S DEATH DOUBTED.
not recommended by the department
heads, tlie M.iv .r discovered that "the aaiii rin ietor Raeaapl i ro.o
husliies, of standardization" was not ,...Pm,.. Here,
work.ng mu fairly, ,
He told the head of the delinquent! The rejs.it of Anton Lang', death i
! departments to prepare immediately Hats seriously doubted :ti Oorman and iii r
of employees who were lielnu paid less j rim n AmetH-an ciri les in N. w 'oik. At
than th. new standard rates ami to sun- . the ..nice ot the tstnali-r.eitung .i .,. ,. gtatement to Secretary Lanalna
mlt them to the Midget sul.-committee ass.'it'-.l as poaltlve that l..ing. a. cording tl i- charted ih.it th.-se atrocltle,
before Monday. This means day and to reliable advices, never went to the were committed by Ruaalan troons aldiat
nigtit vv o-K to-iia . lo-mnrnni mnu i'i"- iror.i, i me oi ine , o.iois s.nu n na-l
ably Sunday Because of the delay the I aeon a letter ftoiii Lang's wife to a friend
tlret public heating on the budget be- . ln N0 York say ing her husband ha 1 nit
fore lbs Hoard of BatlmatO has been 1 joined the army and was not obliged to
postponed from Monday to Tuesday do no.
romntrolUr 1'rend.rg.ist turned in
Tarki lay lhr anil Hnaalana
liirkeil Women and Tortured lien.
Washington. Ocl II Though Ike
Turklah Governmoni has not yet made
any satisfactory response to the friend!)
repreaentatloni of Ambaaaador Uorten
tl.au with retard to the treatment of
' Armenians in Turkish territory, the
' Turkish Bmbaasj to-da) made public
I a Ktatement cliargltig Armenians with
I atrocities against Turks Abdul Hak
il.issein Hey. Charge d' Affaires of the
- Turk sh Bntbaasy, dollvorad a copy of
yvsterda) a budget oatlmata bused on
what Chamberlain Brt ballad as
"real standardisation - 'e Moil up as
well as down." ii waa adopt., i wlth-
Mofesaional critic, hut of a professional out critlclam by the rob-ooraouttee.
fault B der, and In Some cases wo can- The Compt : ol.er found by coiiip iring
' K a. 1 ht e invlualon that it Is one of tlie work ot Ins employees with the
boatlllij to the whole achenie. a hostilitv 1 st i: oatd speclflratlons that 110 w-r
nut, mlenendant of mu- matniHaii ondaenald He reuueated Increaaos for
If I Ism." : them tntalllnsj IS0.IS0. He also founi
Compuring the proposed Ciun House ' out that II.'! employ .-en were i.Verpai.
NORTHCLIFFE ACCUSED
AS CABINET WRECKER
yesterday and many .suggestions were
offered, one of them oven going so fari
afield as to suggest filling up the Krie
Canal, the erection of a great railroad In
its place and the taxation of all con
tractors WbO get fat Jobs on State im
pi oenie:'t. Thin suggestion came from
Joalah White of Brooklyn, who i so at
tacked Lawaon Purdy tor the methods
enipio.wsl in enforcing tax Uv.es in tl:
city.
Among othr- t . ngs Mi White I
oharted that "Pastoi ituseeii o, Brook,
lyn hud an income of $400,000 year,
hut paid no taxes rormet DeputS Tax
I Commissioner Jamei P Larkln of1
iHrooklyn, who haiieus to be ,,t the
hearing, rose to the defence of Mr
I Ihir-lj He sa d that mu. h of "I'astot"
Russell's property waa exempt hrraua.
t Wat .weii t a churoh purposes and that i
:' securities owned l. him were not
i uixeq tie not undoubtedly is-, n Mils to
ShOW that those OOOtirltlOO WerO likewise
I exempt.
Hermann B Uoldaohmldt, a certifled
pubic ...touiitant, sa.d tnat no nntter
what ..w tin- committee approved to
Increase revenues it should provide for
tho appointment of a corps of extieri
millets who Would go oe' 'ne et ite-
Kth -lu g conditions and other coui I
America ami Burona the
Mtrt Ho la. Board says that the r- ni
M a plan e.l are very moderate
M II ii consideiina the naeaaaara
i imbsr oi court rooms, the imnmati.
niN cubat sad coal are very eco
mlr: Tha c -; of 41 cents a cubic
"01 Is taiil he "mmnarahla arlth ,i...
'i or the larger court houses n this
intr- '
T I h.g tool. i uln.-h Mi. ..I....-,... unia
Used as a dlmi g room fur
- . iiib Is merely an audl
oiirt room for the hearing
ni ..ises and meetings, ac
ii 1 'ourl House B trd'a ex-
i Hi' iiihI i .ili.il W.'tii i I .us. i it hi
iiiirl As.iiilli (int. Sii,s
"Chronicle."
Vatets
l.o
I let
T.As p.
ar laav
oriuit, oi
4 .miior
eroing i,
M Is
' ''' ' un lit rlumi" the report savs,
M o . i. isctlon with any club 'or
c of ,n,. ,r, , ,. ,
inlirht he used ......
1 eqti . for its special nuriwooa as
.Jnc i room for lawyers. It
' '" I 'lin.l deairahie for the luwvers
'u 1 ' hoa i oms and cure for
.t i ISlr own expense."
HOfardlng i n- suoplolon that a bur
:. t"e p. .ins. the report tiivs: "It
i hal a hui eini ,,r tl. li i
e houhi he permitted to make
.foment."
"Sted fiat ihls
ami he requested deceases amounting to
141,(10. Ninety-four positions will be
dropped. Ths holders of thirty-seven of
them w.i: he dismissed, at a saving of
,tiT,7Ti. The fifty-seven other places
are either vacant or the holder will be
transferred, Forty-two new positions
As a result of his economies Mr PfOn- Cbroaicle gives pn
derga.-: was able to ask for a total al- ing to l
lowsncs of llll.lin less than he lt for Vol h. Ilfl
i.iH ..n... Ii, .ha nersonal service ahem ot
budget th, decrease is lltl.OtB. Some
.I in.- Jobs abolished are: A deputy
receiver of taxes. S,T60; three deputy
receivers it 18.100, an audit..- of ac
counts at H.il'Oi (retired '"' pension),
two auditors al M.000, a deputy auditor
at II.S00 and another deputy at $J.I"1.
Most ..f the cuts recommenaea oy '.ne
bures i
budi
by Armenian and LtrOOS residents of the j
Cauoaalan frontier. The nssst are said I
to have been COllSCtOd by a mellllier of I
the Turkish I'arlu.ment
.'rimes aga.nst women. wives of
peaceful Turka are charged. At the
Hate of Ixiirnnviis. it Is allegesl. a mob
..I tireexa ami armonians killed twenty- menu submitted to asstssora and com
Mve Turks b torture, afterward cutting : pure them with those aubmlttod to the
their bodies 10 plaoofl and oarrylnt them commercial ag-n. lea He said many d:e-
about the tow n- it is also charted thai I orepu notes would t found
Other Victims were burned alive t 'I'-"!-!' A Wheel. s-k. a, ....Tor of real
! estate declared thai naoiiaomi nip on
YANKEES FILL UP BRITISH. !1r,',l ',M'V,'", s.tl VnrK m lW0M fj
nigh ii nd tint thi v era m:de on the
" " " J wrong pHitcipli Ha tliotialii ti- it tha
laaooloawa mimk to n.-nt the tatU lvalue .; . inport almuW - aisaeoaud
i rnithiu in, ' wdinf to Utr inoni rt-hiph tho i proi
1 . . . 10m
I r i awe n lira m yiiterday h ' ,
1 'ni:. i nler n-t Inn. i front Liverpool said',
rill I !lli. , tit f -t ,.:. t it iir lava, l,,..! I. ..I
and QtnorVi bc .uunt
eonaplrlns lo d octroy the
.i'iverninent and s ix ing that tltoy
are no COHlldinl of BUCCtOi tha!
they hftVl eyen plannod a:, a'. -
native Oabtnil ti liirlufli Vlacotinl Mil
ner and Sir Rid ward . r-' hi, bill rx
elinliiig Mr. Aiqulth, Sir HklWOrd Jr .
Lord Kltcbinar, Mr. I lulfour and Mr
Hemieroon. Thi only Llborali to ba r
f standard i which thi mam tatnoa, iiccorainn t.. tnm pian aa Riven
immlttee eonaidorid on appeal in the l'"lu Chronictr. are l.l.d i l-
yegt rday were overruled
Fred, rick '1 Frehmd, chief
, .'ni nn- .liiii't t.ii iiik i.iw nii'i cgnn ii
ft work harmoniotiBly in London, inn that
' s i'l,(t treating wai Btlll indulged in iimler
- (Friday). The daily , the exception Mamie, .if the. act whinh
ninence tllil n'-.rn- permit.-" treni.t.a with meala
Utuy: rharva atmlnat Lird -riw reoult in." natd a Brltlah vov.
ager, "thai the bfoomtni Atnorlcan com
mvrotal travellora, who bollovi that tiny
;i"i!-t treat, iri killing u- with lunchaoni
,ir:d dinners and r-upiw-r- and braak-
faitv, i know of otii ohap who boaatad 1
that he had eaten fifteen meati In a day j
' trial nif frlonda. The ntoali have
g-H to ie raal "ne. and no BAndwIchM 1
will l. ronildirid ai BUfllcIint to nntue I
a !n .i; U g-al
A in ii. g
i 1 .i Kay, an Knglighrrw n, w ho haa d
.a TiXiiv many years, n v
a; Virpoo on his arrival thrre on tin
f u 1 1 1 - pro., u. eu I ! -.I .1 ihe :
raluatlon of real estate In Mew Tork
city had made i i mpoaall ale to borrow
money at lata than ' par Oinl
M. s di Acuero, preatdi m of the
Cooaotldatad Htock Bx 'liaise, left with
the coram It tea a brief in opposition to'
tiie ni amp tax on la 11 ol atOCka, He ,
danouncid rhls ta :if liiequltabli anil
unroaaonabli In thorl it taaod tnwi'al
aottvitlii rather thin his proparty or bJa
lraorni lie saJd thai fi or tr.Kirriy were
new pay Inn to tha Utata aacth ar any i
where from Id o,noa in stamp
tax on otock aalrg He thought ttj
irOUld he (hmI th i.g tip ri i'!igaHl Hi j
btialnoaa wra iorapallad to p.i ,it- oc j
upMtinn tax, haaed upon t ie amount of;
The Job of ai'd WinMnn ('hun liill, the former btlti
xarniner of the favorlti nomlnii for the tremler
ITALIAN ACTIVITY GROWS
ll.-aU. as.... . . .
- mvi9vm xuaiiriaii
I'raaaora oa loatita.
'' CabU Dispiid to Tn Ii s
ut II. Kurthir activity in
operations daxiniid to relieve
irt axartad hy tit.- Auxtrlana in
' ouncad In th.- oAlolal reron
U.. ri,.,:,,,,, H((t(;
'"Il nWaanaslu., . .l. eea .
" I ewllwftU it III! ,
r- uni ha., obtalnad furthei
the Uludlcarla Valla)
Lake tJarda) we have taken
ill strong poaltlon on Monti
whi ii,.' Daoni Valli) opani
eV( II mltafiOl BAM. uu I.. aa . 1 . ..
, i
h
Tyr.a
PiCl
i-i--t
,) ;,
JIM
Ithnui
the Municipal Civil Service ' oninussion
at 14.200 a year, was recommended fO
abolition. To "let him down easy" the
bureau had SUttOOted that Mr. Ireland
accept the nOW Job of supervising ex
amlner at IMO" a vein, but he wouldn't
do it. Pi
men said :
'Tlie adequac) of this man's salary
h is never bean questioned. His position
is the keystone of the whole civil aervio,
system and he is one or the most f.uth
ful o III. ere the city ever had in its ser
vice. I moVO that his position he re
tained." It was done Nobod) voted "ttp." as
the Comptrolle . the consistent stand
ard. zer, Was absent.
snip (
"The uonoplratorfli knowing that such
a Cabinet cannot command a majority
hi tin- Hons.- of rotnmons thing Ihey
might engineer a tenural election." the
article says The writer, pointing out
sidi-nt McAiicny of the Aide.-, thai a dissolution is impossible without
the pet mis-. on of I'remier Asquith un
til the legal life of this Parliament ex.
plroSi admlta t In. I a crisis might result
i if tlie .'al.luet should be lorn apar' by
J ths question uf conscription, and ni - d-
mlto that if Lord lierby's scheme tails
j some method of compulsion will have t"
be fsOOd "Although. " II adds, "the na
tion would pt such compulsion i-ei.
i tar under the present coalition than
under a Cablnoi of ffuraons, ,m ice;
I ami .'arsons. An attempt h: the lai-!
ti rriTvrD vtittti i lor to impose eompulalon would rend the'
Jr. f iafitlt AlLlaCll naih.il from top to bottom."
cal.lt. I itlM-sle.l In an- T..I l t .Ml a i- eiifor-
tiie OrdUOa'S passengers waslnetaa I
A: t'ie morning aesaloti Uanlaanln '
laid up 1 Harsh sssailerl tlie income ti as' a
on tho revenue aettet ami advocated tha am
use helnrarltton of a higher lattd tax J unes I
Kohler oi rsrooiiln nlao .iccninc.-.l ,
Atiterlcan liner New York, in-
had no passport. He proved that he was t
a llrlllsh iil.Jc t. i m his irrtval at il,e ini ouie t:ix. wli'ch he s.il.l amuM ho
Liverpool to board the Utduna he waa I the ciaasss least able to pn lie nrgeii
stain n. in up rinauj ina American i H higin-i- i on l.f -d to re.icli the
Conaul gave him a passporl to return 'wealthy classot
FALL FROM WINDOW FATAL.
. i.n ..oo a 1 1 1 1 1 1 no I I n
" " 1 ' 1 In- I- in of I .:. I..
Mil
till .
It,
ol..
1 neert heavily fortified by
S -'IH I Will, proie, t,., hi t.
1 lairdaro troup of works,
.-'ugiinu Valle) f about ilf-
i i of the Adige and Ito-
'i have iK'uupied Monte Ke
1 ' In- torrent loins i lo. i '..i...
rmmiii Valley.
pp, i ' 'ordevols and In the ral
,' - anii (neai tin r astern fringe
' I 'ololniles, ab. nil four miles
1 ' n Una d'Ampouo) our a.-,
ibu have been continued Willi
, ' ' ' v havi deal roysd dense
i"" niangl -nts and on-
aasled .. ,
I 'o Millies, I m t eli y
' "' -n k Hi. in Innlnal nkais.,1..
" " 1 on tlie enemy's positions,
"'i I ' hha VtllO) our H oops
' the enemy lo retire front Ins
'I lines, . iii the laonso-. 'al so
miller) action , continue i-'ur-
11 lsil.1 raids wmc made ovei i 'areo
fi n aeroplanes,
en tork Woman One of It Hurl
III tutu eeldenl.
Saw Uonpon, Conn.i Oct. vi neorge
) I', .'eniirr. Inventor and president and
treasurer of the Haboock Prlntlnt Com
pany, wis killed and Mis. KVO Hark of
.1 5 West Nlin ty-fourth atroeti IfOW Yorl,.
I wife of S.n I Park of the New York
law drill uf i 'ni p. nter & Park I her
father, Thomas Hudson, and Maurice
Merrill Were severely Injured to-nighl in
an automobile accldonti
Mr renin- WOO driving the cir with
big guests about three tulles from the
cltv to-nighl. when u tnaoblns going iii
I the other direction crashed Into il head
on. The Injured were taken to the tins-
pita I.
The car that caused Hie accident wilt'
not badly Injured and the occupants
hurrlsd away.
II II Is. inn's l-'rleni I been. ens Uwfa
rraiir,
Sm.i I,akk i nn, Oct. 'il. tlov, Spry
r. Ivsd a latter to-day Hire. ileiiing linn
with ih-Hh am! promising the destruction pad been advised of his i iglil
uf the city if the death sentence, of Isttuyvaaant Ohanler, ex-Lleuta
Him
I
I'll re ii Is of tlfred K linker aj
strike IRS I'll. ill.
Allied Kllnker, ", year "id. an Ului.
tratof living at lit? r.uK avenue, was
killed early this momlltt by falling from ,
a third Moor wind, . of Ins home.
He had been silting on the 1 1 low
ledge, and When his mulher ami fatbei I
hoard a noltaj th y ran tu bli ruo.ii md i
found he had fallen out of a ind..w, '
Ills bod) hung SUSHndod on .i inn'
trellis ami as the) looked from the 0 '. I
tow I' I'll b lbs pavement below.
Kllnker', akull was fractured out lie
died almost lustantl)
i. Altman Sc Ha.
Woman's Readytowsar Department
(Tlhiiir.l i7looin
New AiytuinranTi Styles
In laiioire! Suiiits are now hp rcticajrippf..
ipeclal ffeaiiiuirei; are Fur trltmnied
St t!be ffc'IUowiiifiii:; pra'CCn :
K...hclcr VAalat.
hVlwurd H"
IM. id.
I'o- ill. . .
Walsh, I i.-kel ntstll at 'he I
llratnl 1 'fill r:i I. who -ii.l. la.xOO. vt.isl
arraltned beforr Judve I -ruin in ienei.ii
Se-.-ions yaaalerday, lie wan tad to pi, ,,i i
guilty fllhl tway ami have his I rouble
over with, iiui Judft Ciiiln sahi he
iiihI in. I accept the ph a unui Walsh
I a-wis ,
nil -l lov-
JoaOph Uillalrom, I. W. W. leader. Li j arnOTi wils nsslgned lo roajrssenl Walsh
not oonutUttdi j The caae w ill come up aga in to-Uay.
$30.00, $38.00, 146.00
Cupcriior inrutiiiterkaiiii nir.4 workm aniiihip.
itftftlt Aopuur -fHabiann Attrtiur.
3411; and 35th rtrrrt . iXrui fork
'Phone 2626 Crttley. Specialists in Apparel for Men. Women and Children.
Saks Suits for Men. at $20
are ahead of any argument
we can offer in their behalf
I Most clothing argumentsS are ahead of the clothes. Saks clothes are al
ways ahead of the argument. Nothing that we can tell you here about Saks
$20 suits can quite come up to the suits themselves. The performance is
better than the promise. The tailoring is better than the telling.
f We have gone deeper into this $20 proposition than ever before. We
have increased our assortments liberally, li'c had to. Last sseason's busi
ness proved that. But we have done more than increase the selections.
We have increased the value to a point never before reached in S20 clothes.
f In every iota of their making they are essentially better than $20 clothes,
and whether they are shown in close-fitting, soft roll effects, or in models
of more conservative cut, this one unalterable fact holds true of every $20
suit in the Saks stock this Fall - its style is so far ahead of the price that nobody
will suspect how little you paid Jor it.
All the new features soft roll collars classy innovations in lapels - sport
pockets -soft roll vests -some with flapped pockets on them others plain
and a range of choice in fabrics, patterns and colors which you cannot match
anywhere in town-and that goes, North, South. Kast and West of Saks'.
Attention is directed to a particularly com pre hen si re showing of
Men's Negligee & Pleated Bosom Shirts at $1.50
Choice of soft or starched cuffs; made of fine Impoittxl and American fabrics in a
wide variety of patterns and coloring! each in particularly good taste. While pat
terns range from the bright to quite plain and subdued effects, there is not one that
may be classed as garish. Sizes 13 1 to 18' ; all sleeve lengths to M.
Men's Imported "Cross Bar"
Handkerchiefs, 6 for 95c
Sheer all-linen, embroidered initial.
Men's Imported Hand-Embroidered
Initial Handkerchiefs,
6 for $1.15
Men's $4 and $5 Derbies at $1.95
The maimer think they arc too light; ue
think ey are just tight. How about you.J
Made hy one of the most famoux hatteis in the business -lives on his reputation and
makes hats on the side his name il all tuu need to look for in a Derby ihe rest
is individuality and style. But ihlH partkular Derbies we a little lighter than he
likes them just an excess of fastidiousness Minted in etfht of the neucst models
All have the character and finish uhich then name implies and the lightness re
f erred to as a fault ue regard as a virtue, for the lighter a Derby the more comfort,
Also about iOO fine wji Hats that hate been selling at
ii.00, and a fine assortment of tueed Hats at the same price.
An ii nu ua I offering uf
Men's Canes at $1.00
Ueech, maple, silver ash, Castania, Cor
nell, Malacca, bamboo and pimento.
Neatly trimmed with etched or engraved
sterling silver caps, bands and applied
designs. Some with smart leather caps
or bands.
Cane Umbrellas at $2.95
A Very special price.
In dry weather a walking stick, in rain
an umbrella. Outside case lelescopt-s
into small space. Finished iii the desir
able Malacca color.
I nry Special offering of
Men's Wool Blanket
Robes at $2.95
All have wide, luxurious Ruiwian collar,
pearl buttons, with reinforced buttonhole
at neck. Some are handsomely trimmed
with silk cord on edges of pockets and
cuffs. Mercerised girdle. Plain tan.
gray or brown, ami in rich combinations
of blue, gray, brown, tan, maroon and
red. Very roomy, warm ami comfort'
able. Generous, useful garments of
great utility that will wear a long lime.
An important Sale of
Men's Dancing Oxfords and Pumps
Made by James . i . Banister of Ncaaik- N. J.
at $3.45
Patent leather or gun metal caltskin; ilexible, liaml-t urned sole.
i