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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1915.
V
HI
ARIZONA ASKS U. S.
TO PROTECT LIVES
FROM VILLA SHOT
Fran Firing Across Honltr
When Northern Under At
tucks AgM I'rictH.
FI Nston TOLD TO ACTl
APPEAL TO CABRANZA
I
WaSHINOTOH, I", i M The ltilllon
. .
nt i i
i Iz , "hio), I line Hen, u ni ;
an Impending attack. tgJOfl the Mexican
tnn i.r Ague Prteta, lust ,h0
border, is regarded ti.-i.iy by officials
here H .srrloue. The two town are
prai-tictMy i tie.
Villa ii reported nh m Hi
- I aai men hi main !
row ii wnii ii ioi -fi.i
Command, which ha is moving westward
from Chihuahua, I'arratus Is mount
aayaral thou W n1 tr-iups to reenforce the
garrison at Agua I'rleta. and a pitched
battle for poaaeealon of the town Is
feared In Hist event there la danger
thot Ihn liihiiltanls of lajuglaa wlU be
etlhjooted to a deiidly tire from the at
lacking force
The danger was Wrought to the atten
tion of Administration om.-l.iln to-day by
Senator .Vshurst ol Art son a, who railed
on Counsellor Polk of the State lepnrt
ment. ami also OH Secretary of War
Harrison He Informed these ottli isls
that 1 lunulas was already tilling up
with reTimeis Booing from Amia Prleta
and points ntith. and tha: the araveal
Hlarm was felt at Uouglus He aaked
that ihe t iovrrnirent tuko all necessary I
measure, I,, p.-uiici the llvrs and prop
rty of the people of Uouflae.
W IUn let Infurmrd
Th Swiatm wan augured tha: the Ad-
mlnirttratit'n would do ull wttirin Hm
k)wit. S'V-tr' ' larrisnn i1l'Ufsl ;
the vltlUUlOII With the tTMMMl1 durlnn j
the day ami rave htm an arcnunt of thf
fla nr'i m confront I rial thr renldentu of
Lfoiiftl. Ah a iruit tif rhew c-'ufer- i
MOM the Ht.tte I tpart merit t making'
reprefM-ntarinnF t UftlTtUlM in thr hojH- I
that In1 mfl y LMHIfl ittCtl rdei to Jen '
Jaliei. hig eotnmtindgr at Apim PrtotA, '
tht- iMnnt'ra f the alt-
iiatioii
i nit. .
fiei tiiHt '.i rmntn 1
nfKH for
cal w-h.it Hi.
d S.aten hi
done t
him ri.einK and tha toe occasion fur-1
nishei 1 nod opportunity for the First 1
Cblal to reclproi-ate' I
Tlie driMM Karrieon at AflVO Pneta '
is wti.ill. hut ta th. , tit tu he aug-Tnenttvl
by fort-en Which CttrrtnMi with the por
mln.ion of the Utlltdd States ovt?rn
ment. is ITnnnforrlflg to A sua (h.eta via
Ame-U in ttffitory ThiM force i.i wait!
to number 1,000 men. but rei-ortn from
the bordor otntg that oitiy 2,500 gof.
diera ate bolni f.'tit. They are entering
the I'tiitetl Si,i:e- at I-arndo an i pnncaed
ln by rail to louglaj and Agua I'neta
WntUlnr porntiMlon vrao given to Ma
de 10 when he argg Prooldoni "f Moxleo
nnd attempting ui uuell b 'idr rtvolu- ;
tlOIUtrloO. It :k bo pod b) oMcttUl here '
that ClItinM'a foroo at Agua HrtotA cau
be ?n dtMPttontod a to dotor Villa from,
making an RttftCk
rannton Totuj to let,
The W'a r I t,-pa t tmnnt has Informed
Gen. KuriMtnn. roinm..i ding on the bor-
det-. that hfl is at liberty to Hv-ml nurh j
troopa to Dotlfflng M he may dee n I
net'esaary to r-afegujud the liven of the ;
people of thf towti (Jen pSinOtOII UkM
under his command ab.ut !i 0,000 man
Th. War Depnrtment will furntah him
pjddltlonnl irooim if ihoy an- needed
So f ir no report ha lnen r.' Ued
here from the ii tiei al as to w hat he
lotendg to do. hut officials are confident
'hat ht win tftki .ill stepn neceeMryi
There is no intention to u-te force
upon the Mexlrnna at Oouglaa or Agua
frlete unleaa thing nrron the bordet 1
oeeurs end gorlouoly ntetutcei the gnfet)
of the reeldonta of rougla.s. OtTlctalg
here ait confident! howover that Amerl
c. 'i nubile opinion will support oven the
moel drast i.' menatiren, if guch gra
net' Bag gr) to pul stop to an Hrlng
ftcroeg the bordt t .
A'-. oniing tu i t porta front 1 Kmrtag,
Cen Cettei b is .pi reiirheil hia fortea
a Agua Prletu but has taken position
go nra 1 tin- Intel nation) bounder) a"
to moke Arlnej niTogg the line inevitable
if there i ' at 1 o k ir is expected
that if the VMIla grmy - '-i.t t ndvanoog
upon Agua Prlotg notice will he served
on both eommundera that thero murt be
n firing gcrogfl 'be line under any clr
t umstam t s
Dnofflotal report were reoelvod here
to-day to the affect that Austria-Hungary
has recoeilged the t'arranza Cuv
emment. lteiognltlon of x'arranza bv
ait the European tiovornmento is ex
pected by tin- Htute Department within
a short lime.
I
( hnrii. Muhloe to Keturn.
riiargo Hohler of the Ihitih Kega
tton in Mexico fit . w ho hae boon In
Washington aome 1 Ime, expecte 10
lejavo for in 1 in a few dayg. There
la no tloiiii; u the recogjnltloii of t'ar
ranxa by tin Urltlah Oo vera men m
Aooordlng in the iarrangg Oovern
ntent in statements i -i-u. d th: otigii Ua
ng ncy he 1 e cotullttoiiM in Mexico a re
rapidly Improving it atated that
(arrHiiga ROW uontrolg .ill of the na
tional rallwas with the exception 01
the geetlon from Jlmlneg to Jug rag
LuIh itiba, rep re aentlng ihe National
Railway. Jias left Mexico !tv for New
York to attend ;i meeting of the dJ recto re
to he held there noon, It is underatood
the t'arranga 1 iovernmen' contt mpl Itefl
retaining ii" majority gtock f the tinea,
Hen Oarransa. wbo now on a tour
of Ine poet ton In' northern Mexico, i-- ex
pected to arrive in Mexico city the nrgi
Week in November end 10 establish hlin-
eeif there permanently.
ALL SMLrLTERS CLOSE I).
Vina galeae ike
a meeleg Pig g t
1 a tin nea. I.h.i
In Opera! I11.1.
Ki. I'amo. ( lei L'tl I formal ion ivan
received rrom Honora to-day t u ihe
e'tieiter and inii i'H nf ths t?ana so ('op
pei Oumpafty were f reed to oloas down
Werauae 4f I o k of fuel allil lllteirup
tlun to railroad movement,. Thin ia
tlie aal A men. -an i-ompany operatli K
In Villa territory' l-l '1'iare. Mom em mi
ani otbor Ctnerlcan concerna in leonora
aers foroed to shul down some time hk
and ail industries 'in CMhuohua are;
cloaed. Kaiulitn an- reiairieil an loot"
iiir t'aranea.
OfftolaUi of the Amerloan Bmelttni
and iteftnii a Company here t --day oou
Hrmed reports thai Villa tolled their
smelter ami mlnea near ChlhUAlttin.
Report! later were received of the. I
preadlni of Villa's forces oyer central I
;i. ra from Chlhualtua.. There in (treat
apprehension at OoUflaS, Ariz., lee
Villa attaek Ague Prleta, opposlta ihotl
itt. L'ltlaens ami officials at Huunlua
. 1 1 . 1 messages to vVaahlne f -1
aval. us t' protection In ihe evoM ! i
. lie! le between Villa anil I'arraisa,
in-. ,.i Aaus Hrlata.
n 1 1 'o-ci.ii formally
ii : io:,m of chVintltMl I
Iglllii
1 1 i i , .; iiut I, s niioii all tuff
I i.; i i Vilw lerrlti r .
i idlnia at a I
nt KUOdS expol li i
ii in vi!i., lerrU ri ami
I ne I !,. I st.ite.- , m h
i" rtiili ekuinimaiiuu ii' ihoae
persona w'rsi have had gmotls eon Macs teil
I from them
A. A. Hhelton. hii American cattle
man, won addgd to-iliiy to the list W !
' nigging Americans In Mexico. HW I
father, M. U Hhelton Of Haii Ueronlmo.
Aril , a here t' -flay on route to ICagl
- '
rut where he will nleavn to rewn i
glgngg. where he last heanl from his
,ti Heitcmber M. I
.Itunw I'arker. u.ither HI nsse '"'
man. who illsiippeai el legl eseee at
'asaa rlfi WleS, w.iere he harl taken OXIfl
aldeiahle money with which to liuy cat
tle, ha lot heen heard from.
I'nrraiiia will try to buy iff Villa
ar.tl hM reyolution. It wan learne.1 to-day
from IMaTgOUg In the Klrst Chief I c.n.fl
denie. 1'atTanr.a eras aald to feel that
the etvl gtgg worthy of any mean in re
atore coiniilcte peace In Mexico.
Villa will he offered It 10,004 t Icaye
Mexico Inirmsllntely .Special Stale lie- '
iiuritiieit earn! CurntliiTn i sum in h
ukmg me offer t viita. m addition
Villa will Ret ami taty and later w in I
he permitted lo reside In Mexico. A I
poult Ion In the army may eyen he of- i
feted. !
t , ..... .
. niimiiio ma ami the I thera
iooiiti nie revolt also will he olTcreil
a llheial sum to quit Mexico It was'
aaiil that the rarratisa Ooverrnient la
Willing to MHnd ll.OOd.ilflli in thin way ,
VILLA SEIZES SMELTER.
Will Ran tnirrlrsn om pa n '
Property to ( hlkoahua.
The reports that one of the smelters I
Of the American Smelting and Keflnlng I
i otnpanv at thlhu ihua. Mexico, had
Ocioi s.'lxi.,) liv Iho Villa lr,.t.. ...a. ....... I
. ..Jj... ... . ..
ram roweaai hi ine non es or I ne i
company. It was said by a renreeenta- 1
live that the aeiiure, however, did not
imply cnnnacatlon.
The Villa faction for some time have
been ende ivorlng lo persuade Ihe Ameri
can limiting and Kellning Company to
tart up otic or more of their several
smelters at Chihuahua In order that
Villa might be able to extract silver
from a large ijuantlty of silver and bad
ore which he has conflscated from vari
ous mining properties In Mexico.
The company refused to do this, as
its engineers and experts have left
Mexico.
As Villa was unable to force the
American Smeltinu- and Id'llnlng I'om- i
puny to smelt his stolen ore for him
he has now taken possession of one of I
their smelters and Is endeavoring to do j
the work hlitttlf
No further representations will he
made to Washington by the company
other than those which have already
boon laid before the State DaramoWf
as It la believed that ttrn
mxa troo.s
will arrive thfre nhortly
BANDITS Have army.
Fully
rgfaUrd
MnlrauN h
tu l.llirrnte"
let a. The Itts
Rnon NHvii.i.r. To
ICMI bnndltg Who have btn raiding T-xtiM
terriiory ror pnnm inoninr mniii
reularly oraanlxed "army ' of over
500 n1""- ,"vldr(' IfltO OOmpajllM Of forty
' Mxl mh' -cordlnic to Information
lurnisnen ooniei .uuwi i ir ivim;.
Their object la to secure liberty and inde-
pendence for .MexicaiiB In lexas ltoii-
herv and looting are of gag ondary im
portance.
This Information t ame through an al
leged eonfeaaion of 'heno Klorer. who
was arretted in oouneetlon with last
.Monday night h train wreck and holdup
near Olmtto. Kloren Implicated several
others, many of them prominent Mex-
leana
J00 PRISONERS FREED.
I.ilieenleil aa lll.loelc Mexico ill.
Jail la lorn llnna.
faarlol ' , fittjmltk I" Tin .
atOXICO ClTTi I 'I't. - By order of
the MlnlotOI of toe Interioi the autnor -tita
bejfan to-day t" ib-mollHh the hir
tortc Belem prlaon. noted for :t un
Mtnltary oondttlonoi rarnovlnc the
priaoneia to the "Moral Dlotrlot pool
teiiu.iiy. a modem itrurturo.
A hew Jail wi'l he built eaM of here
on Ihe pla.iiM llalhiii-na.
Tito autborttita tlba rated about too po
litical prloonorOi aome iuoita conllnod for
montluk The charge axalnoi thorn were
1 10 llchl t" warrant their detention
T 11 Karedlah Mlnlotor vlaltad the tot'
e!Bn Office UHdaV)', Itxtlng that Me war
advised thai Sweden Ind recognised far
ranaa. He jaid he wan authorised to
present his credentials aa Minister
VAN NORDEN'S WIFE
PAYS HIS CLUB DUES
Kx-ltmikcr Shvs in SiiipU
mentAry Proeoedbiffi 8h
Is His Hole Support.
Warner M. Van Norden, who waa
pieaidenl of the defunct Nineteenth
Ward Hank ami Van Norden Truai Com
pany! and Who in Peine: aued for $1.-1
lOO.IOS by Ihe eetate of lii father.
WUroer Van Norden, testified in suppls. t
mental y prooeedlntjS yesterday that he
owiiB no property and that his wife trie
lieen stipportlnS him for yearfi.
Van Norden, who vvaa teHtifyina aa to,
his ahlllt to pay a Judgtnenl fr 124 -TTn
ohtainert by lie Mercantile National
Hank, said that ainee !! lie has lived
Without pVtying rent at tlie linme of his
falliei -in-law. James Talcott, dry Koods
merchant, at 7 eat Clfty-seventh street.
He has an adopted child He is secre-
tar) oi tin Lotos 'lea Concern at irlfty.
seventh street ami la'xinaton avsnuti bul
lets ii" salary, he said, und owns no
stoek in the lea eompaliy.
Van Nprden said lie aoi no pay as
president uf the Nineteenth Ward Hank
and the Van Norden Trust Company,
and that he lias htld no hank aoCOUtlt
since I"1'
"i am a member of the Metropolitan,
till New Vork VacM, the Kidins and tlie
Clover Valley Hod and Quit eliiha," Van
Norden said. "My Wife pays my dues.
i have no monthly house iiiisnejaa hut
if there were any, my wife would pay
them My wife gives me spending
money, 1 do not have to pay any living
expenses and contract no hills "
Van Norden said lie turned over all
Ilia property lo ni father in 1in7. and
also gave him 1150,000 life Insurance,
to aid ;:i pa oik off obligations,
saxony
Streiith LWliiiySei
You tan travel 5,000 miles in a New Series Saxon
Roadster on $20 worth of gasoline. 30 miles per
gallon of gasoline is the Saxon average everywhere.
This Roadster is the most economical means of indi
vidual transportation in the world.
Sason Six" Touring $785
With Limousine Top 935
Sason "Six" Roadster 786
Saxon Motor Co. of New York
251 W. 57th St. Phone Col. 7811
Brooklyn Agency, 1270 Bedford Avenue
SUFFS' LIVE
COMBAT ANT I POSTERS
Will Travel Two Days in Subway Seated Under Printed
Signs, and Bear in Their Laps Boards
With Answer.
HufTt'iieisls ha e la-en cha i bCtOtitOd
by the npiioaitlon as women who prefer
lapdogs to i-hlldicn. hut IgpbOgfdl arc
what the MifYniaiM are nolo to entry
the last strenuous days of I hi' campaiKii
At a meeting of the eleventh hour com.
mlttee of Ihe Umpire State Campaign
COIMBlttOt at the home of Mis Ogdafl
Mllla Held. r.:i West Fifty-thlid street,
yesterday Mrs. Norman Kelt. Wnite
houae called for volunteeis to ride In the
subway, sitting dlrmily under the a nt I 1
aids, which have recently been put up
declaring that "itvn than la tier cent, of
the women want the vote." and carry
on l heir laps boards refuting tills
statement
MrB Joh" Btalr' ho lRwl ,'"n'
" the first to aay "I'll go.' Smile of'
the women w no l.romlsi d to loin her
were
Mrs Henry WlM Miller. Mis. I
"hillp Lydlg.
Mlas Kllnor Hyms. Mm
Anna o'ltagan !hlnti. Miks Iola l.a Kol
lette. Miss Janet Scuddcr, Miss Hon
i Nell. Mrs Held and Mrs. Wliitehousc
All da- Salunl.iv am all day HoittW
these atvd scores of other women will
ride from end to end of the subway lines
nolding the silent atguments so that
EMM W'ho sit and .hose who hang
on at raps may see
"We have absolute IlKuree to prove
that 1. (inn. not) women in the State
NOW York do want the vote." Mis Root
Young. prefs chairman. assert isl
These Ibjuroa n e based of a house to
house canvass anil Mn. 'Oatt hus them
ii her pOaOaOOiOtl .,t 101 fifth avenue,
whom douhti, . tUy see and he 0On
vtnood."
The lar ant -suffrage s.gns sa inl that
wnc-,, lUITrmft Is a failure in i olo.
f ..o, ' which are displayed at (Ubwoy
and elevated stations, are to be coun
tered lo sandwich men Oil Satur l i
Mtid Monda v t Up ant 1 11 m -cs la tin- t .1 -
tlona will tdosoiti with ttttdn Ich men
hearing itAtftntfltl tfOn VTldnly tuiOWfl
men allowing that woman ruffrauf hftg
not iwen faiiui' in Colorado.
Thre was an ntltOWtOd dliCtinilon na
tu which of the nntl rgumontg ihotiM
le given ntOOt attention In thOM ltVOflth
hour notlVltltO, MlM Maude Votanu'er
and Mlgf R SohllnshOldo, WB I 1 am
palKtted In Culifornia. h.o and Mlcht-
itari. saia that tne asuerii.m ma- surarii
ould vote prohibition was the one
ni0!lt frequenth lirought for ird b
Vw , on the street. Itut the meotlni
i j r - e I tn.l Ihe l.ijuor tpiesnon .;i a
oaiik'erou one. and that the Nest cotiroi
or tn, HUlT.j1sts was to omphaalM th
fact that women hold varying lews
Just as men do, and will not vote alike
bti the liquor or aD) other problem
Prancii J (Coney of San Ifrancieco,
a ho aa DtOtrtot Attorney put A he Ruef
out of business RMdO a short epeechu
Mias Younger had Juai been telling hovv
Rercety the ar.tis wtrkMi n celtfomlo
to defeat the guffrage amendment, and
vailed oil Mr. Hene to Confirm he:. Bui
the attorne was dtoappolntlngty mild.
"The gntta didn't do anv mo-e than
a party glwayg does in campgltm to
defea; the o'her party,1 he aald. Tlie s
fiik in iMjiities Tou've got to expect
that."
"Th.s goes lu ghOW." aald i tnan at
the meeting, "tha: men gr
tlcg and w omen are not.
leed i" poll I
Hut wotiu n
will get there Thev'll get over I't-iri
dlemayted h the trlcge. ?
'
SUFFS WIN ENTRY TO U. OF P
lrmlt foe Korhldilr 11 Mootlttgj In
1 1 o 11 n I o 11 II n 1 1 In (era n ted .
PHfleAPgUPHI . '
xdvocatvg ut the
gylvanlg hail as
ennouncemeni by
.-t :' -Kree gpeech
LTnlverelt) "f renn-
a great Victory the
Provoel Kdgar F.
Smith that h had overruled the ac
tion nf the committer in charge !
Houston Mall, w Inch refUOed to permit
a eomen auffrage meeting there under
tht auspices of the 1 'I vn 1 !Juh Tin
(ban-man of the club was informed to
day thai he could go ahead with hie
plan- fur the meeting
lu Waiter Taergert, chairman of the
hail committee, created a aenaatlon sev
eral Weeks ago by Mat ! fefUNlng t
permit the PTOpoged meeting on Ihe
groundg that woman Huffrgge e 11 1 po
litical loeue. The proguhTraco gtudenta
banded ttgether ami threatened to hold
a free ipoech demonel ration on the
i "" ' i s f m 1 t
campus. I.ater the matter
lo the proVOSte Who said hi
esl igate
was taken
would in-
BOUQUET FOR SCHMITTBERGER.
HulTraaUla ilea Mad II I "i Thanks
with i bryeaatkeaauma,
chief Inspector Max Hchmlttberger
had all the officials in Police Heads
quarters wondormg yesterday when he
received a scented envelope and ., large
bouQuet of chrysanthemums hs apeeial
messensei l.aiei some one aiacuvcren
thai tin- band writing on the envelope
was written hy a woman, a,hl:e-.sed to
the "Chief Inspector the Beat Kvor."
Finally Mr hVlunltlborgec decided to
disclose tlie oontonts of the lettei ii
waa from a woman Mis. Margaret i.
Water of the Fifteen A see tntil) die- '
trlot and she aald In the latter thai the
Bowers wi re seni as a token of appre
ciation from the suffragists for SI"
work done hy ths ohlef lnapactor's nu n
ill keeping order at tlie big "Votes fur ,
Women" parade last Saturday.
Mrs, Biaekneii Iteturas,
Kl.lIAHKTII . N. J . t)Ct, -'Ii 'I'll'' llev
.Antoinette Brown Blackwell, pioneer
suffrags advocate, returned to-da fr
Wiirosatsrj Mass., where she wan the
principal speaker in Hi.' slaty-slsth an-I
' nl versa ry of ihe nrst woman's rights
Icoovsntlon, Mrs. Blackwell, who is I
: more than ninety years old, was a
speaker at the rlrsl gathering ill Wor, es-
lei. ihe says she expects to live i mm.
! e,ual suffrage triumph In New Jersey,
ARS
5000 Miles
for $20
Saxon "Four" Roadster $395
With Coupe Top 455
Electric Starter & Lights
50
. '-- k
"A DS" TO
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
WMMAN SUITRAOl PARTY
M - Mnititi'ii Heniix .n ; lub,
for urn .tt Hm
v. M mi
Pa I act,
Net h Timid.
meeting. Hunt POlflt
H I' .M .Mfnth AKetiihly district
mtatlnft Ml Wafj Ttmjr third itrtt.
I I M Twelfth Aei-ptnblv dtntrtct
i r t nialNl0, TWMMlMl street nd
He-. ..n'l RVrnuc
K ' H . Mum mrMltiK Ht Arlm Hall
h 1' M Twenty ninth Awmhlv dlM-
Irlcl tt - mi . t ing. 4 'olumhun CffAlg.
I -Thlrtv ilth Anemhly din.
trli't wtrt-pi mt'ftlnKv IfU'h ntrcet an1
w mIi t n ar t vh Hvemif, lprmtnt and
.'. i ii u "i Hxomie. ltiithHtt' and
Trenton 1 tvanuai mid W'-bnter ami Tr--rmmt
:t gt Oaf,
r M KtMirtr-ent h A"Mnbly din
trie! automobile itrot nrrtlngn
I P T Piity -m fund Aimcinbly
d Iftr It : tfget i k Klght fifth
"i r et ,i n'l lorond itvpinn-, Klght y -Mit r
t n-rt Htnl Third gVtnne Klulity -fourth
ttro t ami BgOONd nv'tiue Hnd Klghty -slnhtn
atragi Htni A cnu A
l:lt I' M -Thatrr night throughout
Mh nh.it tan.
VTOMBN'l POLITICAL UNION,
Nmin Me:lng. lKth atrt a- ! Flrat
gvegga
Nimn Mwt!n. Twent- nurth etret
ami Igth Nfnue
Si M "ting. Vnlrt -wfventh it mat
and Broad y
Noon WTOfignl Political t'nlon rov
ing "hup "Winner," HroHd tri and
Kxi h inr. filac
4 V M Maatlnii FlfVi h enuv and
Th v. ninth treM.
. I1 M -Meeting) Niifty-'lmh t-treft
nntl l.xhigmn nvfiuif
I' M M 't I tig Third gvanng ami
H. ntv nth :ret.
t F M Meet In a. Thirty -nevrnth
Ft t i'pt .i n'l I :ri.w.Itt .iv
p wing. idrtth tret and
Lax I ng ton .1 1 entif.
I i-l" . 10 V M Mooting, Longwond
nii progM it nil nttof
s I' Mi Moot Inf. 116th fitreet and
I. -lngtin aVanuo.
SUFF DETECTIVES
WATCHING THE ANTIS .
Fear if Trii'kery as F.lortion
lmt Ni'iir spurs l.patlors
tu Action.
TAMMANY IS NEUTRAL
"Pefeal the rr teed CotlatltUl ion
Vole an you please on the woman euf-
frage gmendment."
Thai is the message that ha gone out
from Cheriee V Murphy to ever Tarn-
many Democral in New York, according
io Mn llarrmt Stanton Ttlatfh She
learned thla. ahe gald yentenlay. front
one r ose to Murphy Mrs. Blab h wan
ro h ive st en ihe Tamilian leader early
thia week, but inetad stie tex-eived thlg
word
"It ,s from a m in W'ho knows a man
I ran trust. Mi.-. HlaUh gald. "W
may reel eeeured that the nemo rata
Win a4ve us a fair eleartlon Kovontnor S
iUul ao. I behee. will th
aiul ao, I believe, will the Itepublieaiia
It ia the aiiti-siiffrige eisut:ea that
the Women s I0l!ttca4 I'nitm will keep
t e ee upon iiu:iiitt the 1.1-t aayg tne
campaign. So tlketruetful iH Mre Hlatch'a
Organ laatlon 'f tin New York State Aa
aoctatlon Oppoeed to Woman Stiff rage
that it h;t engaged detectives to watch
wh.it ihe geeoclatlon d. s with Ita
money, iicoordlng t the W. p. 13 t0,
fNMl is being ralaed bv 'the ailk atockiiig
uaaodast Ion "ti Thirty -ninth etreet" with
IO ihXtt of being gpent on legitimate
Ltimpalgn expenaea
Mrs Hlatch u.ie out esterday OOplOg
of a letter Which waa sent by the antta
to -i gtHj I Uffrugte! It bore the names
ol tin offh eri of the State Anti-Suffrage
Assoc ition. tii-i .isgeii rtir cotitrinutions
to the fund Ol MOO, "needed for
printing, gpeggere. Att , m the txtmpatgn
1 defeat Ihe auffrege amendment)
ebloh Otherwlee may be arrled by the
am. ill ml nor It) g, hO desire tlie vote,
Willi ihe aid of the immeiutf sums of
money t he have.' ont r i I tutors a re
aake-l to nut 1 1 choclia to t'harles S Fair
child. 1 1 euaurer.
'We find no indication of much money
Is-1 tig npeni 'Ui ant i Clrcularg1 Mis
it 1, itch said yeeterdg y, "end may lte
pardoned a feminine curtoelt) to the
uses t i Which the $ 1 00,000 will he pul.'
Policeman II, Id for v.. noli
Michael Moran, a patrolman attachsd
to t lie i i.i k strael station, appeared in the
Tombs police court yesterday for formal
arraignment on a charge of assaulting
tjdward ienice. s reporter for the
rrloaae, on Thursday. The oaae was
adjourned until to-. lay b) Magistrate
I'obb, who held the policeman In 11,0110
ball, which wag furnished
Strength for
the Demands
of the Heavy
C
ar &
T R
SKID PREVENTION
DEPENDABILITY
Non-Skid Tires
6. 0. P. CROWD MOBS '
QUAKER CITY SUFFS:
Koiiihii ('MiidlcM Altntd t 'o
iii mi spcnkcis mill Ptiils of
Water DounimI on Tlicm.
ABUKSTBD MAN WKLKASKD I
Pn u.At'Ki phia. tnt. 2. In a die-,
1 graceful tllapl.iy of rowdyism, a throng
'of aeveral humlred Kepuhbcan oigani-j
j gallon adhererta. pgradine: to-night to
itt meeting In behalf ..f UtO RgptthtoMII
rnuololpal th ket. moblM-d a -rowd of I
I woman auffraalata liatenlng to a auf-
I fraee ajuwker in V-ee4 I'hibidelphla. 1
1 Ionian eamtlea wero turned into the
g-atherlr g ard the balls of Are fell UpOTi I
I the olothing of the oratnra ami llateners
; nhke.
The ntflrahal of the parade tde Ins
hariH' dirough the 1 rowd and the opisi
netta of v. ts for womein oompleted
their attaek by filling buckets of water
. I liable a building where the orgaliigei
1 tlvMi meeting wo In pn res a d drp-
plng them upon the women. Miss Ml
r.am ilillert, a suffrage swaker. re-
celveft the eonteiiis of one bwket and
) waa drem-hed ; Miaa 'Jratia Kri krin of
Kvanston. 111., a sK-aker, was gtgJO a
'victim of the water thrtiwtrg. while
nasny jM"r ns in the crowd went home
dripping wit. When the water waa
def ending u mounted jal etnan arrived
, and aucree1ed in making o:e arrest.
The nttack occurretl in front of Red
Men's Hall, Sixtieth ami Sprin e Hireeta.
! where the Republican slump gpeattora
were addressing an ettdleitOg of several
thousand. Marty A M o Ue. the leader
of the want, which ia the Korty-wlxth.
waa chairman and those on the plat -
1 form Included John iv Connelly ( the or-
1 ganixatton candidate for CKy Solicitor
In accordance with the auffrage plans
the women apeakera were addressing a
crowd outside the building. This g
being done whereer a political meeting
In held in this i-ampaign So far there
had been no discourtesy Mi own the
women.
Kye wltnessea ggy that the attack be
an when a procession noumi ror tne
meeting approached the hall, The leader,
oti a horse, shouted "IlOWtl with woman
-uffrage and fOdg Into the cTOWd He
hind htm were hundreds of men and
boa oarrylng roman candlee and red
lights They surrmnded the ejtVragletl
and the balls of fire from the catid.es
were dropped Into the centre of the
crtud, where The uffrafe speak ra
stood In an nutomobile
This continued Until Dr J Petti
t'hamners and aevera! other men aet ut
cries for police. Then the marthers
entered the hall, only to resume their I
artarka with water, however, The one
man grreeted wag Carlton smith, who
was held until Mag stmte H.trns ordered
Ills discharge.
TOMBS COURT PLAN OPPOSED.
4 hlef ManUtrate Mr don nalnat
It e mo t a I to Hnaeuimt.
t hlef Maglal rate McAdOO announced
yHtfrda.v that jtdeaN fofOOd t' do so he
would not Hign the plans proposing the
transfer of the Tombs police court 10
another pari of the Criminal t'ourte
Building in order to mak room for
Part "f teeneral Seoelona
Accurding to plans draWIT up b) the
Hinktng Fund
inmialon the tn-w loca
tion of the romoe eoun wouui oe in tne
section of the neeemenl nw occupied aa
the offices of Chief t"h rk Frank Snirh
of Special Sensions
M agist rate McAdno aald that t heae
(putrters fuiti te uneutteble beeauae "f
dust and noise, and that he had bet n
unable to And a propel location eloe
wh re, elthough he had Inapeoted everel
off ;ct' build Inge near h and tied con
tdered housing the court in the old
i dice lieadfpiat Jers at 100 Mulberry
srreet Hli objections eere echoed b)
Magistrate Marsh
SLAYER OF SON A SUICIDE.
llai.K" lllntaelf In Coll t.iolher
gog lii ame Tier Iwglts geattOSiepOi
Jogeph i-'iick. Kt, who killed his son
into. 19, on AuKut 21. wliil, the boy
was protecting his moUier, r. I ,a con
vlcted of murder In the second degree
in the Supreme Court, llrooklyn, com
mltted suicide yeaterda) bi banging htm
self with his heavy ball from Hie door
of his cell in Raymond street j ui
in the same tier of the l.i.l Kitok's
eon Joseph, Jr., Io, is a prisoner await
ing sentence for unlawful entn vhci.
t he ton herd of his rati
I Kilt
do he
to the
tskoil
in- permittfld
r uneral,
At tn trie) of Prick it nma meltily on
t hi tat Iniony "f not hv Mm. Ctlfl rl.s,
1J, that the aolf-sfftn-'' ph i flei uiH
i i mi Ratftteee e it. offer.
Iknvkh. - .hiHuc Ihn isimlney
ifuefld t-'ia ii leoend offflr of tha
Radpeth Uyfffluin Burfeu ol Maw York tn
ite or. the lecture pletform mi ht.oho
a far, with .1 I rr- a.ir rontfect.
ACTION
GIRLS, WHY 'ADOPT
EUROPEAN TROOPS?
t . S. Murine in Ifnyti Tell At
i.iiitn Maidens They Want
hove LettfH Too.
CHARITY BRUINS AT HOME
ATLANTA. Og Oct. 2(1.- Th L'nllOd'
Htatea maiinee who save the Caine of
Haytl a wholesome reapert for I'ncle
Ham's -.crappy flfjhters recently letirned
out of the air that a hand of fair daugh
ters of Atlanta had oraanlsed for the
praiseworthy purpose of sending letters
oi cheer, sympathy and love to lone
some soldiers in Kuropcmn trenches who
had no girls of their own at home
The wireless news didn't make them
jeilous garnet!?, hut It did nil them
with a inlahtv reaming to he loved
also, mo ihey got the best letter writer
lu the Third Company, First Brigade,
to ask tlie editor of the Atlanta Con
Ot (felloe to deliver a messaae to the At
lanta maidens that the too would like
to he "adopted."
This Is the letter as it was ins, l ined
with a fountain en on a drum head In
the alare of a bua lls-ht aa the mtggmlc
vapors curled up from a Fort au Frlnce
marshland i
"Bditos Confutation.' Having learned
through the wlreles- press news that
the girls of yOUf elty have so generously
and IliaglianlmOaOly shown their con
IderatlOn for the forsaken and lonesome
Buropean soldiers by adotitlng these
sol, I era and lending them love and
letters, We grlgh to ask you to tell the
fair daughters of Atlanta through the
columns "f your paper that there are
some of their own down In Haytl who
gra ready and Milling to tie adopted, and
WOUld Welcome and appreciate such
adoption.
"Pleaae tell them, also, that while
there I no trench warfare here and no
asphyxiating gases, that we are I. die
so ne snd even i postal from the hands
of a fair American would Brighton a
tedious and irksome life in the tropics.
Also. Mr F.dit, r. It looks as though tlie
colored brethren down here wouldn't 1e
aide to take over the reins of their
Government in log! than two years, and
we'll have to stay light here on the
Jol.
"Tlie moie we roam around tlie world
the moie trul) do e love, the prouder
we are of. the American girl the finest,
fairest, dearest and sweetest lu the land,
When we see her turning to tlie soldiers
of Kuroi-r it tnakgo us ta-g f ,r considera
tion. loi charity Pegin at homo,
"Yours truly.
"Tng II. ! stagings,
"Third Company, First Brigade, c. s.
expeditionary forces. IVrt-au-Frince,
Haytl "
t'olorado ltea.hea Pnrl.
CHARUMTON. S C Oct 2U.--The M.,1
lory liner t'olorado. which caught tire
yesterday Off Cape Hon. am, was towed
Into harbor here In-day. after tlie hlaxe
l been extinguished by tugs. Tht
shin's upper struct ure w. s destroyed
lIp'S upper structure w, s destroyed I
ml part of her BargO of U.lnlll Pales of I
and
cotton ruined
IIOTK.I.S AM. Hl.sT.tt KtNTB
kii i ii 4 i I t.vrii ww.
ipaji mania and rixnii' uh Msti
fiiruNh'! mMl firtiWh. Ity th'
M'rivtii iw iraiwlfily
ucet's
14th Street, near Fourth Vyenue
Prince George Rotel
Puth Ave And iStti Ht.
pflfllaj tut!- tu pfrriiaoeni stutwtte
UATCI II DC D T 1 1 1 'i Ht. O l oir. I
nil I ist na,BBn i i i.ioc-a e r B'vas I
Hales St op. l i el l en I relaurant aoa
eafe. i.ioderale prlt-es. Hpe,lal rates for
lernianot soesls. .liMtern. nreoruof.
TRAND ROOF GARDEN "j"1!,, lW
aMariaLunchl 10AM toUI'M v anHerbllt
iflrinutiu I n I tu In it:. tu, t'tip
I an In a i1 - M ' i r m rn iit
AMI MKMKVTR.
THE BILTMORE
Morning Musicales
Management el Mr. 11. K. JOHNgTON,
i.'-Hinl jtallroom, " Itlltmore at 11
,. .1. 1(1. lie, . g, IT. i nil. II, '.'s, b. II, tg,
It I Is, 1 a 1 Ntl aOltni
I riinrrt Mil t
Klila hirrMIrr
I ut rrMn Rort
t La ram a vm
I hiiiIHp DtN rani
Ml" Im I Imi.iii
rrnlilln' I arrat
mi t I Htti
It.. .in, . ..in
Mabal liarnten
1 mnnM Mloe l
r " it t ll'lllICl
jns.i t llnfinann
ItiMirtt lit Hull hull
I nulaa llniur
Muliarrlpi kin lftrf It
i't 1 ' t ' H l st'.tt tA
i itiiiiiiii Marllnplll
Mm.- M.lh.t
oh OIHka
I in Mr Of it'll
Un.ii r I .ttli mm ki
Mil 1 it- Itii URWld
Intent iwetti
l out Sla
tnti' i- di Hiurnla
AIIkti pulfllna
Thawlora eelef inn
(hera 1 oiirrri
liiif fln Htirrnlfn
Mu Uarft-I
t Mi'nt- i8n rnr a ton
MUtaaTlUtlun liriff fur
ii.-iTl- k'nifi, tNiti S " NO
nil i- 14AI it 1 i tt H' i ana
: i it ft JohnvioQ-i
SYMPHONY
si , lei, i I New I nt k
hum it BAMRUIM ll. onaui 'lor,
Ncit aunda) Aft . Oct ill. st i
GRAI NGER
ISI IKIkoHSk, l ltui.lCM
Seats st Bos 1 im.-,- ,imi, ii.ii
I iirm-Kte Hall
Hall. Run Im r, Oct :u , at it II
melbaV
l
111 ,1 Kit I II (Kid ,N l-elln
uoniHI I'tKht.H Bsrltone
'" 1 it ,nk sr. 1 t:.i:ii piano
Tleke's St SI Ml '.' f2 M Horn - S. f
now on side ;,i llo. 1 Igteii
1 llraci 1. in t ' Kills Masonlt Haotlln I'lano
( AKMt.ll HALL. Ssl. Aft.. Oct. 30. sl 2.30
v n it. in it K.l it l MINI h
17 I. HI A Til
kj au m n. isj
gtelnsray I'lano Mm WoMsohn Hureati
GODOWSKY
SECOND PIANO RECITA1.
CARNtUlF HAt.i , SAT. Af T , NOV
13
al Hot
I'lano
roinil.ir I'll, c. .Mi, ts lo SI in
1 i line.
Mm It K .lolniMon
stnahi
teolini. Halt.
Cues ATI , No,
riral or l
HiMoricI
iteeltai. io
iigaii1
GABRIL0W1TSGH
Mel oi l.omion i 'harl
Mssoita ll.itiilinriaiiu
II.IM.IIN inn. in Km., o.i. eg i n:ia
yill.N Kgl'ITAt,
RODERICK WHITE
TlekelaH, 10 I 00, 7,", A SO. Now at Bin ontea I
AtMr-.MKNT.
ttet.To.
I n w '.oc
m.riff.Bijrnvi:!.
tmiPCDT i hen i mi w oi Bway.Kvs.a:IS.
OflUDlRI Mats.Todav.get.g Bler.Oay,f:IA.
uioaMiaiwi
'Is Viennese oiern t its lop notch "-Rv.gun.
AAtlain ' :nh si Kv l a 11
Mais Tod Mat Klec.Day.lllS.
mlth I M II l.r.AIV.
and Moel Ravi hlnS Music on llniadway.
oi iviini icr hh k. of B'way. mfij.
rn.ni wv.. Mala.TiMl l SHI A Kits- 1 lay
Si. no MATflVBf TO-nAf AT Sits.
GRACE GEORGE XIX?
30TII tT The nesrll wa. HieH lli
MuTist jat .Altec aDey.g i&
ai:vr s vtiiks in 4BVANCB,
DRIUfCCC "th nesr ll'aa, I'.vs. a I
sinsuii
Mta.Tody sat mm i aDayJ II
hi I III: MARK
OF THR
MtitHT.
BOOTH 4"ith. w ,,f n ! K.is s tv
b w v i n Mts.'rod'y.nai .Kiec Dav.a IA.
TNE TWO VIRTUES
Mfl yinu of femeei PtOpU Atnui a
ANTONIO SCOTTI,
thi- niitt'J berytonfl f tha
Mcti,uiHlltun Oimtu IIoiimv leyi of
ALONE AT LAST
At ihe nhuhnrt Theatre
i A CORKING SHOW zi
MANHATTAN JI'A'i
Poston Crand Opera Co. with
DlWlnBSl itvii'i tat i" amy :
rSlffcWIl in ssi ftoc to ti mi.
Sttuai. 9mm X 1 - n. ,, 'l..k uith I'hvIii.ii
ohiiinc A Mallet . to-night at a. ' I 'armea.''
lth nay, lenstetlo, Mardnnes, serors,
cottsihslk. Clement, Kaufman. Pullil.
Moransonl PavlnnaA iiaikt
NEW toKk'N LKADlNtl
CMDIDr li pith si I' v sis Mi.
trflrlnt Tieda) Sat & (tier IHj
WM. GILLETTE
Mil I, I IS 11 II II I I III M k M I OF
HstPamousatlPDI tU-U III II MI'S
Su
Nov. Kih
MUET Mt'K II V
hceom 5::: s::';',:
Klii in,.
ETHEL BARRYMORE
In in it IJHKAJ I OMKIM sit ' tss.
OUR MRS. McCHESNEY
FULTON KIHM MAT, ro-ti w. tOW,
II M Kit V.KK NMit NVM
SHERMAN WAS RIGHT
A vkvi PAHCI KlttNK .IANUKI.
JV,: COHAN'S Wo'sA tt;
fo'l It VHli I. 1 I l UV 1
ELSIE JANIS
111
INFOR M ATION"
liberty;', .'.c'lT.r
, ine Sunday
mi ; - .a i -a-j
Uf. "l - VS. I
D. W. SRIFFITR S
(111 i l'i SI'KITAt'l.K
nyniphon) ir-h's.tr., oi 411,
PANniFR Wft'H.
i arrant Met k.
T.-t:,N Sai A. Tne
miiimi mi.., bwimii "
THE HOUSE OF GLASS
Man iicsn a ihe ureal M K liter m .,-
oreh.gg.sl vi MO Meats 1st Hide an si
O I ft D C n" Mslll A M , tillers
bLUDC i ,. A Kler. Dey.
unuTKnurDV o. CTntlC IHN
nun I UUintn I a oiuni ,
II I N
nnrtT " I si rnone Hrysm to
nnDTl 1" Mis T.-d .y ft sat '- I '
liUH r PRINCESS PAT
hi 1 mm UPKflA t
tut! ' KAttn." Chss Darn too. Kv vv.,ri.i
Mat 1 , -in w. ,A Vat
THE NATO Wl LAW"
?,TH, !5R? !' " ' . A ; THE SHOW SHOP' '
V Symphony Concert .IZT'
I nuriPDC W. 4s 1,1 1 ltrint SIH Kvaa. s HQ
LUrlbAlnL 1 M,tr-t-wIhv, ! m
THE GIRL WHO SMILES
Musli-al HlthyautbiMs. of Mm,,' Idete.'Ae.
99!
11 HuriiKi
Mettne Tn4tai
HIP HIP
(r I rt t
yr HO
Wanaeth
HOORAY
Neusa g llaml. eiiiiiiuimi
l,n, rules. M 1, , Hull,.,
Kve. Jj Hat. Mn U Ustly Mat. e
Best seati gl.gg, Hat. 'Best awu g
World', Blagsst Show, Loa'ssl Prices.
IAO0 Ke-er,e,i s,.ttt, ,
si Mitt-All NTAMa ami sin .
11 1 KKITH'g
Palace
IVM MM. II.
Ilnr- , Va ,c .
IMII I t . II, - v I.KII,
g 1
IfWAVSTST Da, I tl'lft :Rm1 i. in'
USlI) Ml J'. U'SI ltM l I' HUOs her..
COLONIAL
Mai- Dull, ,1111
IIIIV.SK , WlM I IM.
Ill II I . Mr an I Mr-
110) liurrv. othcrv
ILHAMBRA
evtyuYN MMii 1
A Jtl k I It I 111(11.
Mi'Ksj & Ardlne, other.
TRIANGLE PLAYS
l ilts KI I k;
1 "id sterling in "liu KathHr's
Koot -icjis Martyrs or the
tlsnio rlekle rsttv's Pall
lull., llciMi 11. -llalrlliioli,
Kvenlnas ai s alstlnees at fl Mallnem j ,.
01. 1 "i. Kvrnlnss Jfte, Mk', tl ami sj
Koi, kerho, I ei 1 i,-ai re. Broadway A HMth HI
1IM lit Al'll.ll WA 4tMT
THE BATTLE
CRY of PECE
I 1 1 r lull, V.a in N 10
Rves A sal Mat "' '.oc SI
a 0.' ' nhcr Mats 3.V.M1 l
IhsiI 1 'hlldren'a Mm Sal 1 1
pOLUMBIA
V ? ,V BURLESQUE )
lay
a 1 oni 1 na i n 1 iiii
unit I lie Social l.,l,l.
DIN
World In Wax
K tifopaan Wtr Hafoat
i r Atirnri lona.
MUSEE
l'f. BVRItV DAT FROM 10:10 TO 11:11
PHILHARMONIC
si it IK r ill M U , ,j ,
JOM I'll MlttNSht. I11MII I loll
etn'ta llmr. Ki. HtiH 4 Went rrl,Afl.9iftt,
Ma, IHIVt I II. M. Kl I.I It. III. lo
Anil I , h .i I k.i , - 1. - III! N in ,111,11. .
MtNl i.it titll Tliketa at lt. umre.
Mil
E T E R
SON
Hinia id-, li.il
ieiii I iiititir I'arh
llltn H nil. To m' a Tliiirs
Vrll.,n Hall
I in. tllernooo al 9,
Plana
KlH'llsl hi
I Is l I (
DONAHUE
Man i
l.otiii.in I'hst'lt
: ATDlarflll I 'I HLANI'IIK KINti
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skMiIiTV i " v 1
BdaSSSSB BBBSSsfV
AMl'SKMr.NTA.
fflBlCnV ''I't "f 11 way Hyaj,, s
IfUMCIM Mais. net. tile.-. Ita. Til'
mmt mil i w :a
niiiiTsouani-i ui i llinil'l
EVENING SUN:
" 'Mrs. Boltay'a DauKhtors' it
, one of the dramatic noveltirs
of the season not a Sah
! bath-school play daring
theme skilfully written."
i iFor Sophitticited People ONLY
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