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THE ou'', THL'tWDAT. Dill EMIiKK 10, 191S.
HOME RULE IN CITY
MAYOR'S PANACEA
fPA imrvllll? fP I VHP
1U IulUUU I A A CD ,
TrlN Brown PominMtw Hub
rtftforj -"-iiliirii's hv Slatr
IlLHS ITKMTZEIl LIST
or PORCKD EXPENSES
"1 mr convinced that In remedy for
t!ie things ! Whleh I hove objected I"
i he leant of genutns run at rtils to the
city of New Vork. the pel manenee i.f i
whini shall ba Insured by ambodrlnt Uoaltlon or tna amount of any salary,
the grant in conatltutlonal provision. Ths Objactlon is taken to othar leslslstton re
verv least relief that the cm ihoold rlng Mia board to anproprlata ,!,
f l.tn sfrnllar j "kJ,. TXIlmMi
to the two Cromwell hiii introduced j sgggogilsiiiin. iii addition to tna maa
tha last r-rssinn and urged for passage datnry three mill tax. for tha l'epart-
by tha
:lv
admlnlatratlon Without HOC-1
.
cee."
The roragolng paragraph ivo" tha mn-
eludlng one In a ftalemenl wlinli Mu
Mltrhcl iiu m it ted 10 th Hiown ram
mllleo Bt tin) clone of yeneiday'i,
alon In the Itoord of Kstltnate's ro-im In
the rity Hall. Tho da) tiad lien rapleta
Willi Inlen'StliiK In, Idetil?
When Minn ( trace Slrachan. a dlatrtct
aapaiintandant of aehoois and praaldani
of tha Intarborotigh Aaaoetatlon f
Women Tea. hers, wnw on the aland de
fending tho eiiual pay law elie had en-
gaced in a brief intercbang of plaaa
ntrlea with fonivtrollci J'rcpilercist
When he appeared later the Mayor re-
ferred to Miss Strachnn'n presence
by ,
aaytng :
"I underatand thai a re.irenenlatlve
Of the teachera took aomc time tbia
morning to demonstrate to yOU how pol-
Itlca liaa been kept out Of the s. iioole.
President Churchill, win lulling Ins lea
tlmony early In the day. advocated
chang' In school administration which
differed widely from the recummenda
tiona the Mayor mad In the afternoon.
Mr. Mltchel took occaaion to make it
clear that hi recent controversy with
Mr. Churchill bad not nhaken hut contt
dence In the latter'a unefulncsa aft a
board mcmher
Wants rhfnl I ndr pr nrlrsit.
Mr. ChttrchUI hail made thorn? rocoin-
linctUnal tiome rale ftr ht rlu
Btton board.
Vinaru ial lndrpnatK fr m poHti
Hi rontrol.
t(trr j.'-p.iralion from tli niunicipal
0 trniMtit
Authority to i. vy the ichool lax.
Tii Rvtrrl of Kstitv.ateH rirt)imnfr,rtii
tioun M Uinnitrittd by the Mayor were:
Cotnplott tiitHiM'iul control by tlti
B":tril 0 EeStttllsltfl
Llmitsllon of Ult Boanl of BdUMs-
Uon'a rne nibtivhlp iu a rmolltf nuiu-
With ; KdOMtl tr.n)!! Vhtpi the;
Mnynr bUfVil, tin re mould be better '
cooMffttlon betwoon tho two bodioi, J
.Mr. M:i liel ral flRiireH OOlfMHllO ihe;
oars betwotn 1101 and 1 1 show-
tnif that the rt-durtbih niadu by
tin- Hoard of fctimx.te from the educa- I
tfon board'l butinet rarajed from C.9 )
to 1 1 'v ent. He rtefeadot Ml ap- 1
poltltmcntl to tnetnbrMhip In tho boanl '
and detiiod the nuKKesitlon thai "Jlajrort
don't H-l t'n to the people In niak.f.p;
mwh MsOCl ioiih. "
"I eoptlbter the rnietion whether lh
edui .ttional lyatOta should ! under I
home nil' dbatahIoM aald th- Mayor.
If Btata iB to control the Ht b-ols '
rsubtnit that It Nhoiild vay for tham. If i
the Ht is to bt-,r the bUfdatl Itnun
Otal control hould be in the humln of j
the rity attthoritled."
Aai;i nivcuMing manaaU'i provi
sion itiipo(d !i t li- 6tat
the Mayor I
asld (hat If the Hoard of Rstlmata had
power to nx in. numoer ot employees
and -he salaries he was confident there
would he ., material savin In ihe Hoard '
of Elections without an Impairment "f
ihe hody s usefulness, t 'f the elty'i
toiii expsndltures, he said, $600,0011 rep-
resented the dih. barge of functions of
ilia Public Service Commission. Tiiese
were State functions, the Mayor sail,
and should le Poire by the State.
Pension t-'anda llanhrupl.
Mr. Mltchel believed that instead 0f
three Water Supply Commiaslonera,
with a salary of It 1.000 each, there
should be only one. lie asserted that
every pension fund of the city is bank-
nipt or is about to become so,
ihe unscientific basis on n'hl
were astsbUshed, Tha Ity'a dtr
T con-
trttmiloii io thie funds in I'M I w is
$1.0fil.ii74. but ibis amount by no means
represented the Indirect cost to tax-
pav ers.
The Mayor said ho believed th.it
ISTI.BB 111 dog licenses which vx-.ts paid
io the Societv for the Prsvsntlbn of
Cruelty to Animals! between 1910 and
1114 should have gone to the Clty'l
general fund and that it would he well
for the city to receive a larger share
of Sheriff's fees ami excls,. tuxes.
At this point the proceedings were
enlivened by a good natured tilt be
tween chairman Brown of Watertown
snd Senator Robert I' S uglier of
Manhattan. Rs publican and Democratic
leader respectively, of the Sc ale.
"We are here to correct the 'irons
done to N'evv Vork city, most of Ihem
by rgpressntatlvea irom New York city,"
aahl Mr. Browit
"If the citizens ol this ctv had known,"
Mr. Wagner objected, "thai of the 110" -Sna.nori
voted (or goo,l road they would
receive no benefit, while they contributed
$70.000, OhO, they would have voted differ-
sntly,"
"T in not SSSfSms ihle for what ths
citizens of this ally 01 its representatives
don't know.1' r ed Senator Brown.
"How shOUt 11" bridges built up
tftiitev" asked Aasenfblymsn Alfred K.
Smith.
"Most of tho bridges we have built are
s io.sa the canal tills city wanted,'' re
plied the . halrman.
Thh primary object of the ei-ual paj
hill for lea. hers was to remove sex dis
crimination, Miss gtreehen saii Both
Mi Mltohsl " i Mr. Prendergasi bad in-
gorssd the principle and ahe believed at
lh- time thiy acted In good faith She
said the mUltmum salary for teachers
had been fixed at t7L'0, while the Hure.m
of Standards flxetl that for lubcreit at
l0.
"On the IwsIh of a family of five, " said
Mi- Prendergast,
"if waget are based on the number 'o
hn Mivpoiti i, persisted Miss gtrschsn,
"it should be ascertained how many chil
dren there are - th,-,,. four or five,"
"Or none."- suggested Senator Brown
Yes. iiie Mayor Mltohsl," responded
Miss gtrachaa.
President McAneny and Comptroller
PlSndergU I will lestifv in-day. The
opening sis-miou W b Ht 11 o'clock.
Mayar'a erirt
s ii nrl.e.l.
Tiie Mayor In his written statsmsnt
sbjeeta, tlrst. "i,, a situation wherein the
Board "f Rstlmste, in prspsrlng the mis
budget, was sompelisd to apnroprlsta
l8l,85t,16T, or 93 per uaitt of ti,,, whole
budget." in comptlsnes with msndatory
legislation wbloh left the city authorltiai
without discretion In reducln a single
Winter Sports
and Frolics
Sketing on Kcaulilul trrtih ol
' ry lcf lcighmg through pu
Hirtsque Isnrs and highways tennis
on our thoroughly 'Irained woodfn
court these arc wmr of the exhil
arating Winter Sports indulged in by
our patron.
Roaring open fireplace adds a
rustic touch to the lobby
OPEN ALL YEAH
Private Motor Bus Service Free of
Charge.
GEDNEY FARM HOTEL
White Plains, N. Y.
EDWARD H. CRANDALL.
mouminm. ine oiic.-uoti m
ihm',i on the board'! la k of authority
tO lUSS Oil ,-Oll'llliOtl or
ampluyment,
aqualltiai ,! i.a or luatlca of Incraanai
Tiiv lagiaimiaii requiring tin mainte
naii'-e af fon Indapandaoi oaunty da
pa I men In in the lilt, vountlea 14 oh
leoted to. a 1a the ho.ud'n ulwei 1 Of
POWST to diminish M I of the roHt of I
maintaining tne Bounty govei nmenta. o
la.SSS.TTS out of the ll'l
om of the ISIS budget ".
IT.oJ.l.T 1 1'.. The lioaril is powarleaa nla
to iaas oh 7 7S per cant, ol Ihe
amount appropriated tor salaries in tin:
county government,
"i object to maadatory IsgMUuiaa."
me Mayor continues, "which arbitrarily
Increases the salariea of favored county
tmployeea at Iba asasnse of mors de
serving onee. without reference to the
I ivLitii., tneeit. nf ,t,i,u,,-t itu ..
f
the
earvlcaa wttlch they perform.
" ney, 1 either heard Commissioner
rttee Caaaty ,inii. shi request chairman MeCall to
MaaaSIOty legislation cotnpils ;i.c,BlR" '"aae to hlni or Judge McCall
malntananoa of county Jaila, tha Mayor! l" ma that Oommlaa loner Wood had
Ka.s. "at from thic,- 10 twenty timet! the,
I for which the work , mild Is- done
by ihe oiiy Department of f!omsctlon."
Tho Mayor approve tha ohatlfflllS ol
the t,uoeiij tnunt t'lerk fr.,:n a fa to a
halaried utfKer. hut object I to ti.e in
I'l i'itw in tho pa, rt!l from SM.""'i to
1101,000, Kvon Halaiiea "f county Jr.Il
'ook and tneoaaOgfarii and offlcotboya
In a County Clark! ofllco are lived by
mandatory- lOaillaiion.
Tho Mayor dtela alao nuUltlalorj
lalation tix:nr; unttni.il halarlcs .i nu-
lar .-iervtce in dlffaraot iountlaa, tuch at
' hv $7. oil talar paud ; . h f elerk
of the Kintfi CfHIflty Ooutt ii I two,
parts and tft-Hve aubordlnataa, and t
najy 4S0M paid ' chief u-rk thf '
Now Vork county General Beaalom
(Nnirt. wiiii bix parta and 113 aubordl
nato4
Thf budRt I niakeir-, thf Mayor s.iy.
:
..tut,.- , .i.i ,1 ii tloll.sr -f tt Pulth
Barvtca I'oinnMioir aatPondlturaa.
which the rit BppraprlaAod 2,9Ub,9$l I
in 1014. Tlw city sovarnment la with
cut complete control over tha sUina apent I
aiiliuai UY ( ir i.tartj "1 .nr .-ii ij h
lining to misceiiiuKsoie mandator) pro-
talons, the Mayor points out, the city
i WHhOtM power I" adopt a thorough
going penal. mi plan.
RECREATION ACTIVITY
K i ndergarten Teachin
I'olvo I
Also Reduced by 850, if
Deport is Adopted.
At u special meeting ysstarday the
Hoard of Bduoatlon received the report
of ttie committee on soonomy, formed I
to tciiui the I?lt5 bUdgqt n presented I
to
'he Hoard of Bettmate. The original
, ... ,,, , ...i ,,. n te.
1" a d M ! 1 . I
W "l more than the Hoard f Ball mate
allowed.
George J. Qltleepie read the report
,,f the economy oommitt ysstarday ami
if the msgstirss are approved by the
Hoard of lMui.it on next Wednesday Hie
amount to he asked for in IMS wttl ap-
jpioa.h within 138,000 of tint amount
originally voted b the Hoard ,,r Rati-
mate I'lio Inst budget risked lor
I tT6,87T. The revised estimate of the
I economy committee is N3, tut, t, The
Board i.f Estimate allowed ISt.5S5.S41.
due to ' -pi1(. reduced amount is met by the rviliic
h they tj,,n ,f salaries of m my tea- hare. The
I ilxilissal 'f man llcoe i- ash, "I, ami
several Instances the mimi ;
I teachers has hecn cut Una-third in ape-
clal Instructh n
The only pans of the aohool system
i, I,,, .-ut out sotlrely sra the vacation
anil recreation activities. These, il was
satlmatsd, would cost 1830,678, This
partly offset by the asking Of 1100,000
for ems rgsnclss and eontlnganclsi that
may result from wholesale slashing of
Ihe gSflSral SChOOl fund.
After debating the question of re
orgatllslng the kindergartens since last
March, the board compromised ysstarday
ami a new schedule will be in sff O f
next February, 'i he present systsm pro
vides tiiat each tscber h,ve a elaas of
twenty-five one session a d.iv and help
In the Instruction of another class In
Ihe other session. Th, new- plans will
have the one teacher lnsiruc i lasses
of Ihirt y -five each tWO sessions a day.
The new system will rul dOS'n the num
ber of kindergarten teachers by 850
MURRAY. HEALER, HELD.
tf.'iised of I'riiel isl na Xledlcine
Vt libool m tt I SO OS i
After a seance in u richly furnished
spartmsnl at ill West EXghty-eeventh
Strsst yesterday afternoon DttSCtlVS
,1oyd Norton arrested 9f, John Murray,
Spiritualist and clergyman of the First
Church of the Heallni; Christ, on n war
rant Issued by Chief MaglBtrSts Ml Adao
Dharglllg the rector with practising medi
cine without a llotnss.
Mrs. Isabella OOOdwIn, dStSCtlVS "f
Lieut, Costlgan's stafli vlsltsd Murray
on November 18. Bne informed him of
her melancholy tamparamanl and ssksd
if her alltnsnt Could be cured. Accord
in to tier iiflldavlt, be went througli a
ssries of gssturss followed by prayer,
l-'or five minutes both prayed In Mlence.
After ihe ceremony hS swears slie paid
Murray It She Was Instructed to
peruse the Bible and literature which bo
lllStrlbUtSd to his followers.
Mrs rjoodwln and Detective iiortn-i
visited the apaitnienl Of) December 9
and Morton says he received similar
trsatmanti
when Murray wo arrsstsd Norton
sal.l there were more than twenty-five
of Murray's adherent In the room ad
joining tha private otTioe, Murray is
the editor of essays on N'ew Thought
uid treatises on Bihlhal siilijects. His
congregation hold services in iiie Hotel
Asttir every Sunday morning.
wii ii taken to polios Headquartsri
yeeterday atternoon Murray spent a few
hours In a OSU hefore he was released
mi ball. He an Id he was 411 years old
ontavrrled Snd an Kuglishinan.
A SKED $5,000
TO LAND SIGNAL WORK
,,,,,,.,, fmm Mrs I'ni'
1 1
intrsct 11 ths Union swiioi
ami
.- iriiM I I 'mripan) 1
"Ami ii riu' w refuse si inaipaarad for iba onion Mwnrh ni si'mi
meeting o the directors?" I Fsmpany, Mr, Bfhltnary said uiai the
"Van. Var Inrllgiwntly " : matter dM dm come before Um wtiotal
tnd war tha rssignatlnris of Cot, i tamiluw until inly . when a sot I
proul ami Mi leaason furnished at iwaa taken. This vole hk ananlwaiwli I
I m If" I mi favor of the Federal Signal Company. I
' Not n' MM, out Ihajr were fur- Um IMMI ItSdrr
ntshsd. Ths protested and negg.-d for I "Wan the papain In uiie caaa Isfd -ti
' i and so op." i for tin- cornmirsHon hi the meeting of
"Whan dirt thy finally ItWlgn?" JUljP It by Mr, Waal"" asked Senator I
Thai HIM il.iv, nl tint same meet- Tliumpunti.
inp.
I 'rt von eve- ee iommilon
Wood?
"Not t tin t I know of."
"Had your rompany any d".iiirn '.th
Mr Wood tirlor to tirnt time'."'
"So fur M I know only In eonneetlon
with thu Kan.a. Ctty, Clay County and
st. JoMpn runroad contract"
"Will yOU tell lie
that traneacttonT'
what yo know of
I
a 1
"About May I. IfM. we received
request fro-ii .Tohrui"n to nend a check
for ll.eOo for payment of Wood's ser-
viea i oonnaetlon with that contract "
"Did vou eend the check"'"
"We dll ; after aoine Inquiry."
Mr. UptagValt liere produced the cherk
and vouchor o-erln t)d! trar.ita'tlon.
Th wltnee COfiCludad hiti testtmony by
aaylng that he would do hla het to et
Mr ll.'iii! and Mr. MoCun here to-dnv
to testify t'i rcc.ird to thin matter. Mr.
ROdd H M longer 11 director Roth
men .ire from PlttabUfgt where the
Ti en o' the Chtotl coinpary ar lo
iti d
Tratrll H. Whitney, secretary of ti,
Pit Service COmmlf lion, waa then
called to et'view teetlmony given hy him
li Pebruary regarding Mie award of
the Centre street loop eSatMCt. Hk said
that toward the and or .lure, ni4. the
Vew v.o-k Municipal Railway corpora
tion aent to the commission the hd.s re
ceived from .ever.tl Ikmal cniran:es for
the Centre street work.
day or two before rnnt."
Mttd Mr.
u " '"at 1. f.e aaaignad to
.ir. -.nnney Hani that tho c;l-o ff a
asH grriftJ to ',fnimiM.ioner Wood ami that
"ti July i ho lioltl u t ntiferonr-e a! Which
DIRECT INCOME TAX IS
URGED ON COMMITTEE
Mills lnvestitrntor Kml Hear
ings mitl (iet Opinions on
Throe Plans.
"1 Jo'nl
POlntad to
It gislative
Investigate
um.:'
apt
more qtlt I I
methoda or stato
s nator 'adHU L
taxation of which
Milts Is chairman,
. . , ,. gmaeWU
hearings yeetarday with
pinions fritoi various Olt) organizations
on the three tentative systems tvhksh It
put forward for ooMldaration six m,
.,g". Theae vrare a direct income tax. a
presumptive Inooms 'ax and a personal
in-ipt-iiv 1.. naciiiiig Intangitile prop-
r'y
Tne first was reported to the commit"
1 ee at liomvll by ihe Merchants Asso-
I elation, tiie taxation committee of ihe
I Chamber of Com me roe ami the Mayor's I
I committee on taxation, which held .C
I ejpsoifla vol on the iuation.
i Moth th,. Major's oommlttes, nspra
sented b I'r d i: It A Sehcn u.. and
tne .viei . -lams .vr-so. iiiueii. I wpi wvviuvti
by Frederick as Be ran), reported la
favor oi" tiie prgBumptlva income tax
I ihe direct inconie t.us were ImpisKibto.
Prof. Seliginan said that rhe Mayor's
i itnmltttt. wln-s, itjiort will lie made
the. end of this month, favored, first, a
general Income tax rate for the whole
Ktate to supply rcxenuea for Itoih Slate
and local purposes i or aocond, in the ah
sence of a general State Income laX,
rsrmlml"n Crvsn tho lsgtsUUurs for
municipalities to levy their own Inooms
lax under 'he Kilminlai ration of tS
gtale. He said the committee had di -,
Ided thai for the city to administer its
pern Income tax would ba too difficult
tYedertc C Laxubuacaer, r, presenting
ihe minority of tin Mayor's .0111111.1106.
vvllirli ba ''Ceil agitating for tin- untax
ing of bulMtngs, oPPoeed the Stale i ii
ccine tax.
"Speaking for myself," I s said, "I
have a strong slispi. ion that the ad
vocacy Of a Slate lie '"oe tax Is a plOl
.,! t Le Republican party to put the na
tional Vdtnlnlt ration in a .hole. This is
confirmed b your statement, Mr. ( natr-
man. that the. cities and Sta t . should
ad. mi the Income tax before the 1'ederal
IVernmont dries UP t'ds source of rev
enue.
in reeponse Senator Mills thanked sir,
Lsubuaohsr for ins confidence in the.
chairman's Ingenuity, Isaac N, seiig-nan
presented tin- reponl i"r the c tnimoer or
i lommsros.
FOR STATE INCOME TAX.
Xterehnnls ! ssatc Io t Ion to
tak II r-
b) the
lief for Until).
A Stale lie-ome tax Is rSVOrOt
Merchants AesoclatlOll as the licet means
of raising further revenue without In-
cratflng the tax upon real estate In a
report maid by Its committee on taxa-
lion and public revenue. The committee
says
that tin- Laslalature Will be SSkSd
i adiual -he methods of raising
revenue tut to relieve real ssgatS of an
excessive proportion Of the burden The
mmnUttss sdopted Mm following resolu-1
tton :
KrsnUrri, That of all the numerous
method recently proposed for raisin
public revenue by taxation In cose ad -
dit.onal revenues are necessary, an In-
come tax Is I its ill objectionable, and a
tax oil merchandise ami su, h tcopei-t- i-,
most Objectionable for the internets of
Ihe city .
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
,elhaiii--Mr iin-1 Xlrs
II H
Holllns,
Bssdow K.inii. Isllp.
Sfanhsttsn -Mr snd Mrs
.Tsmes If
1 1 v itn bmoad. va.
A bert J. U Borden. Phllsdslpbl
Jahs
ansioni sprinsnsid, mssi
m. a Pin Minor w iiu. mi iinie Thomp
son, t'hiuao; ,u,hii f. Qsrnsr, Chicago.
Cleridgs A A itotilnsoii, LomIob; isul
Roebllng, Bsrnerdevllle, N. J.. H I muio
msrfli "i. Memphis
ll.i,'.a -Mr an-1 .Vlrs. ggmUSl K, HoUStOB,
ChsStBUl Bid, l'a Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Oxiiard, Mew Orleiiin, , Mr. and Mrs John
Hssly OblldSi sshlagtsn,
Knickerbocker-- Mr. and Mrs. Q E
BOUlStie, Bsrsurstuwn. Ild.i Mr atnt Mrs
i' William-, chert II I lis, N. J.: Mr. ami
Mrs. B. M KalSi ' 'lei . ...mi.
Vanderbllt Mr, and Mrs. W Ii. W
Itr.dge. Mtsa Walbrldss, lire. It. O.-sn.
IShrewsbur', N J.j Brnesl Hsttlnss, Bsl
llmors; Mrs. Peer Martin, Newport.
Utfvatae Mrs Bmliy N. itnycu. Aihanv.
Mi. and Mrs Hnlisrl Clastt, Jr.. Troy;
Mrs, h. M. Kloholsoiii Providsnosj Mr. and
Mis. K. M TgylOTi glUamit, N J.J Mr. and
Mis. James . Jenkins, Stamford,
Hsvsy- Mr. snd Mrs, aore Wsllsee.
Boston, Usss.; Mr. snd xira. rfbarlea
Homer, Oaivestoni Tex.. Mr. ami Mrs.
Walter Boliiiitn. Nsw OrlesnSi fttt ; Mi. ami
Mil. .lewslt Howell, ,st. Louis, Mo.
Rtts-CsrltoBllsar Admiral SIshardNM
Clover, S. M retired. Wastiintiui; Mr.
d Mrs Jnhn t'ltrslslra i'hliaiteiphla:
Mrs Mslvll ti Ingnlla. Mise ti... i.. In
gs'ls. Hfeshlngioni Itavvreiwe Macfsrlana
Mnntrral. Mr. and Mrs Curl W. JBlessotB
Olevelaadi Mr. mid Mrs. hi. Palmar Uavlt,
Albany
FOR WOOD
rpreaentatt of tli' -ignai uetufMtilea,
the Nan V'irw Muiiiiip.il Railway For
pocsl Ion ana1 th awgrtnaarlng dafmrtmam I
nt tin- i 1 1 1 t j . Mrri ammtaainn war
present Mr . ,t imu Mr Miasm ip-
"jaa,
"How Ion- did lie keep them'.'"
"Until February of IhlK year I ot
'hem then at the requent of thin rom-
.mtitee."
Think irnnl I Fertile.
I , , .,
L. SJ5"!2 nt ,1" . XE? o""
! 'e" 7 . arp . r,'," u"" tnru
a)ready JJJJgJj tnat"si(ln,v ,,
Johnson, having ben forced to icsIkii
Ilta ,
inn 1 111,111 ' "inMIU, ,11111 1I1IOI.'-
dlately obtained a position with the Ceti
eral Hallway Signal Company of Roches
ter. That ompany was successful ir.
September. 1!14, in ohtnlntn a contract
for installing a sigiuil system In 'the
Fourth a Ventte subwuy in Brooklyn.
( oinmlssloners Wood, Cram tUid Will
iams Voted for the QeniTa! company.
Judge McCall and Commissioner Maltbie
Opposing Ihe grant on the ground that
the specifications utidi r which the Fed
eral signal Company was- the low bidder
had been 1 hanged and that public wel
fare demanded read vect let n.
When the htrarlng giies on thla morn
ing President Salmon nnd Pirector
Thomas W. Flnucano of the Qsneral
company will be proven!. Mr. Salmon
has already testified that Johnson had
practically nothing to do with getting
the Foi.rta avenue suiiuay contract.
W atrr Power lniulr Here? lo-dav
Tio It-K'.l-itur .timflttrv nhioh for
paM t)irM inonth .,;. irfpn iiiventi
gatlna hydroeltvtn' QOndsgUofM through-!
on; .e.w iora .iai. wan a viom to
UUUltnC UTvdeve4ped waler jxwer for
Tias . TT t
larao citlen will meet an tl.a Uotal
U.lu.toro tlila tnorniiK CO OOO II a plan
oantu t bo dovlaetl ware-by New York
City will dt ah rwor from Oho Nla-Trara
Fa) la elation and aleo to OOUftOt data on
the oxmt fithe preeent lyitM '.ieio.
'HOUNDED,' SAYS SLADE,
ATTACKING MARSHALL
Kae TftUSOrV Faer in t)s
bnrne Case Threatens F. S.
Attorney With I niiiry .
David glads, attorney for Ftae Tanzer
In her breach of promise suit against
James W. isborne. majle
lHack on j
II Snowden M.irslxall, United States At
torney, and his ofljee before Judges I.a
combe. i "oxe and Ward In the 1'nited
States circuit Court ot Appeals yester
day glads daolarad that he bad been
honnded. Bounded and Dersts-uted " he-
cause he bad had the courae to file a '
sun aamst one of Mr Marshall's j
friends He Intimated that ba might ask
fur ,,n investigation of all ib pros.cn- I
t. o n-i growing out "f the breach of prom- !
lse suit '
glad delivered Ina tirade In contesting
a motion made by Ihe t Government
which Mr Marshall asked Ihat tha
'papers Qj file in the Circuit Court of Ap
1 pea la in the case of Kranklln D. SafTord
be sent hack to the Tutted Stales DIs-
trlct Court, where Safford was esOVlcted
of perjur .u hwearuig that Jama W
OaSJOrne and Oliver Osborne were one
and the same. Mr Marshall declared
that the bill of exceptions on which Saf
ford based his appeal had been altered
after Judge Houch bad signed it Slade
denied this.
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tin K
glade's tirade with the statement that
Hladi had never been admitted to nrac-
ties m the United States Circuit court
of Appeals and was therefore without
standing Judge Uacombe sent the rec
ord ti,o k to the UnitSd Klatea District
Court, where Judge Uearnetl Hand signed
.in order returnable next Friday csJlli a
on Safford 's attornes tr, show cause
why hii Investigation should not be con
ducted MISS FOLKS A SUICIDE,
INSANE FROM STUDIES
Daughter of Philanthropist
Ends l.ife at University
of Wiseonsin.
Madison, wis. Dee 16.- Apparently
Insane from overstudy, Mis- Lailtha M.
Polks, II years old. a graduale student
I Of VaaSM College who was holding a
I Vassar scholarahln in the Cnlveraity of
Wisconsin, killed herself to-dav hv tak-
in(r poison ami then shooting herself on
N lonely farm road three miles west of
the university grounds
Jhl had purchased a railroad llckel,
packed her trunk and planned to leave
j Madlann to-morrow to spend the holiday
season with ass parents at Yonksrs,
; .. y
farmer found her hod. on Ihe snow
covered road this morning, Two i.ui-
let iiolea in the right temple and two
empty bottles marked arsenic at her side
, indicated the method of death
1 The university authorities Investigated
and announced Hint Miss Folks bud
probably token her life while temporarily
,,,.. tnc She devoted much time to the
I study of socialistic problems and was
taking a special course of it tidy In pn
Utlcal economy under Dr. John 11 Com
mons. She attended a university class last
evening and gave a brilliant recitation
She dtsappisired Immediately afterward
and did not return to the borne of Dr.
A W. Aron, prOfsSSOr of Herman, where
she was residing.
Mism Folks was the daughter of Homer
Folks, former Commissioner "f chari
ties of New York and now secretary of
the State Cburlties Aid StK'iety.
At his home at III Hawthorne avenue,
Yonksra, Mr. t0lkS fold that ho would
leave lor Madison at once.
"We received a letter from Lailtha
a lew days ago." Mr. Folks and, "and
it was very cheerful. Apparently sht,
had not a care on her mind. She was
In good health and 1 um sure we never
knew of a love an air She was deeply
interested In her similes ''
Miss Fo'.ka went Io the 1'nlvsralty of
Wisconsin last September to take a series
of special courses. Her younger stater
is a student at Vassar.
British Coaaul to Mntr OBIe.
Tlsa British Consulate-Oeneral, at
17
mine street, will DO cioeea ail day tin
t-aturday, December IS, and will move
to rooms 801-809 of the Mouth Fenv
Building, 41 and 44 Whitehall street,
and reopen at 10 A. M. Monday, Decem
ber 80, at that addrees. The snipping
branch at 25 South street will he open
aa usual on Bssjrdav.
TO REAL ESTATE
OWNERS
MOW is a good time
to borrow on real
estate. We have plen
ty of money to lend
in any Borough of
Greater New York.
Call upon us or write
us at any of our offices.
TiTlE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C?
Capital . . $ 5,000,000
SurpluKaii earned) 1 1 ,000,000
17SB'way,N.V. 1 78 Irmwn St., B'kJyn.
350 ruiton St.. Jamaica.
ADMITS CENSORING
MAILS TO MEXICO
Langlng sh.vs Only Clandestine
Letters to rontendinp; Fac
tions Were Mothered.
ONLY ACT OF COURTESY
Was iimito.v, Dec. It Denying tint
it has been exercising a general censor,
ship over m.Ula between the fnlted
States and Mexico city, the State De
partment this evening Issued a state
ment explaining why for n time It
censored private malls carried In the
diplomatic mail pouches to and from
Mexico elf v. and why It ha rOfUtN to
, . .
i ontlnun acceptina furh mall for de-
1 llvrv ' pouohop. Th statemont
folio a-n :
i "The I'opartmont la Informod thu
statementN have bean made to tho effect
'that 't hM boon .ononnc the malls sent
to and from Mexico city. These ptate-
. merits are without foundation except as
I aaplained below, and probably hava ref
' erotica tO the COUrt aay extended by th
Daparttnant In forwarding In thf dlplo
Imatlo pouch to and from Mexico city at
, the lima railroad communication was
(uncertain pun-ly porsttnal mall
It Is ordii.anl . against the rules
of the Department to forward private himself and occasionally tauing sno.s
J mall in a iliplomatlc pouch and thle , at the furniture,
concession was made through courtesy As the s'.eete continued RlOSt of tne
on account of the .ondittor.s prevailing ; persons who live in the iru-e a coom
in MsZlCO city and l ie Uncertainties I Ins house went In through another
I of postal communication I doorway, but tinally a woman came
lllght to inspect Mall
The Dcpartn.cn
as a precautionary
: those who might
I the privilege, re-
measure, to restrai
be luclinetl to abur
served t.ie right to
cepect private mall
sent In the diplomatic pouch. Those I
making Inquiries as to sending mall to
or from Mexico city in this manner i
were to d that their letters should be I
Unsealed and subject to inspection.
"The Department made such examlna-
tion from time to tunc as seemed
na SSSari to prevent the ue of the
pouch for clandestine communication
With an) "f the contending factions ill
!" ' It may be remarked In this
connection ihat some persons took ad-
vantags of this courteay to forward ad-
vert lain matter, periodicals ami pa. kc
I ages, with the oonaequance that the
I pouch service became to,, congested anil
as boon as reasonably safe communica
' thin was established from Mexico ctty
' the privilege of the pouch was discon
tinued.
"It was not compulsory fr persons to
send their private mall in the diplomatic
pouch and they were free to communi
cate with friends In Mexico city "r In
the United States by some other means."
XI, if,- on Hrl.--.ts tppeMl.
secretary Iuisin to-day doolined to
- .
what if anything h- Iris done In
rSSpuMS to the apisal made t., bint
storday b) Mgr. Francis F. Kelley and
the Rev, f. v. Shannon In behalf of
tha Catholic priests and laity In Mexico
Arrangements win he made for tho
formal presentation to the President of
Bllsso Arredondo, the new Mexican Am
bassador to ths United State... as s,on
aa th,. latter'a credentials are received
from Gen. Carransa.
BEAUTY CALLED ASSET
OF WOMEN DOCTORS
tlvises MarHnstl
Dean Hrant
Students to Shun Uaseu
Unit and Dowdiness.
Member, of the freshman i lass of 1
New York Medical College and Hospital
for W omen w ho assembled yesterday
n tiie students room to present a piano
to iheir .,lma mater far somewhat
startled whi n the li.an. Dr. Cornelia C. says this note bus been lost, but Henry
Brant, told them that mere knowledge tiickson of the NaUonal Hank of Haver
would l ever put them In the front ranks . . .....
, ,, ,. straw ,dent Med bank lecorda showing
of their profession.
"If vou wain to be successful physl- that the note was held by the hank,
clans," she aald, "you must be good! The etgnature of Allison flt-st tiime Into
looking and you must be Well OiSSSd.
1 don ' msan of course Unit a doctor ,
needs the beauty of a Lillian Russell Or about a year and B half .10. and Allison
the ward robs of a faahlonable debU-wenl to Cleary and demanded an x
taiite She do., however, need tljej
lieailtv thai Is the result of careful at- H
tentlou to hair, skin and teeth, and her stand. He said lis told Cleary that If he
(lollies must bo well made, becoming ,id not make good be would go "across
ami inoiooainv up ,., t.aie.
"A male professor In one of the West i
cm on v rsltles which 1 visltcit a few
weeks ago told me that he believed
in women physicians, but hS did wish
that more of them would learn how to
do their hair and select thou ilotoes
"Now a ib-cp truth HSS behind that
apparently careless remark. Most of
those who employ a woman phvslclan
employ her because she Is a woman.
They want the womanly sympathy the
feminine lightness of touch.
"In order to compete with men In
the medical profession you must have
not only knowledge and skill squsl to
that ,,t the men hut you must culti
vate OSftgln qualities which belong ex
clusively to women Those who pre
fer the masculine personable and attri
butes in a physician will employ a man.
You cannot therefore hope to appeal to
this class hv aping fTMSOUltn dress or
manners and you will Inevitably lose
prestige with patients who like Ihe soft
voice, the soothing touch and the gen
eral Pleasing harmony that belong
to the cultured and well (roomed
woman.''
At a meeting of the Women's Qulld
yesterday at ' West lOlat sireet Mix
John Francis Yawger, president of lbs
hoard or trustees, announced that more
than 111,000 had been pledged to the
IHuO.OOO fund for a new building for the
New York Medical College and Hospital
for Women The largest gift so far -110,000-
ciinia from W. W. Cole. Dr.
Cornelia I ' Brant, the dean, lias given
!,000. Anion Ihe subscribers uro 104
women and 99 men physicians. Other
large subscribers are In William II.
Dieffenhach, Dr. Walter Omy Crump,
Mlsa Anna M. Spring, Roderick Htevens,
Frederick II Humphreya, Miss Rllsa
Oi Tappan snd f'r Helen Coocv Palmer.
POLICE HELD AT BAY '
BY A DENTIST'S GUN
ThfW 1 1 (in r Sir-tro iii nmdoii
stinnr' RMh After taltet
Unit's KIM Room,
ill. IMAfllXBD COKSPlBAOt
nii.et old neighborhood of AWn-l
it
iton Square, In the centre of tjreenwlch
Villas, '" aept in a flurry tf exalte-j
msnl for three hours lat nlgjit while
William N. Danlela. a dentls'. who MM
an off tOS and baohstor qtiarwra at t I
AtringdStl Square. int holes in ever)-'
thing In III" office and punctuated tits
parleys with a small army of pollcomen
hy anootln nailea through tho door.
The trouble etarted about o'cJock,
whan Lieut. Hornboatle of the flrat
hranch detetfjvie hureau received a nen
Sag over the telephone frorni tha doc
tor. "I've Itern wisoned." he said, "and
so has a wom.m who lma been vciting
me. Her hody has been chipped away
by dDniplreaora Bsnd up a dstsjosttrs st
once."
h.-ia-ctivn John J. Morrlssey vm SStll
to tho dentist offlCS. Hanl oime S
shot i in nigh tfhe door, and as Mnrrisscv
dodged the liuUet Just missed his arm
DskWHlS la llhtenel.
"Hey, thare!" ha yelled, earafully
keeping out of rang, "I'm from Police
HeadqursTtsrsi Didn't you eend for mo?"
"Ye," came the calm reply from In
SidS, n d bang! went another shot.
Korrtasey, piB7.iei. tslsphorssd rotten
Rsadquarters f'r a etormlng prarty. De
tectives Frank Campbell autl Noonan
went up. and so did eight uniformed
policemen. The laJter stood around In
the sirec ajid warned tho crowd that
was gatln rlo that bulleta mlht fly at
any momi nt.
Finally Morrlssey smashed) the wlndoiw
of the den'ist'e offlc and w.hen Danlela
came to the window, gun In hand, and
glowered out. Morrlssey ealOl agaJn :
"I'm from Tollce Headquartera. Tou
aent for us."
"Sure. SO I did," Bald Daniels, and
then turning away from the window he
sent another hot Into something that
til. hied to the floor Morr'ssey waited
a while, trying to plan a way to take the
office hv uwaanlt. while the dentist rain-
paged up SSta (lonni insitir. lanuua
Uotlg who oactinsfl inuBnantiy tne oe-
tective's warning and widked up the
stepa and rang the bll. A shot whizzed
near her and sb fainted. She iwaa cui
ried away, and the siego went on.
Nearo la Drlvem Oil.
Next, Daniels" negio helper came
down the steps four at a time. He said
that Dan, els had cone up to him and
eald
"You'ra not afraid to die, are you 7
" 'Deed I la lss.'' lie quaveringly told
til dentist, ai d when a lull came In the
filing hu edged over to the door and
Jumisd out.
Ti.e asgtro said that a woman had beeji
there in the afternoon ittid that after she
left the dentin bad Isocorne upset ai d
talked to himself about a conspiracy un
til be began to shoot.
About 9 O'clock Daniels) poked out a
hammer to Morritoy and told him to
smash th" lock because the conspirators
hiol fastened it ami lie couldn't get nut.
After a preliminary rap which did not
i t- n ft shot the door was -ono-shed In.
Daniels wna fouial crouching behind'
a portiere tovslUng an automatic pistol
.it ihe door, but the detectives finally
mat Iged to get doao enough to htm t"
wrest the pistol from him. He was
taken to PoMOc 1 le.oltjiuirlers tu n charge
of f. lontotl BSSaull ami then was sent
! Bsllsvus for nbaervation.
CLEARY'S DEFENCE
IS HIT BY BANKER
Note Assessor Said WasForjreil
Was Taken Up by Ex-Clerk
Fnder Threai.
Sew Cm, N. T.. Dec IS William V.
I Hoary, former Town Clerk and noes of
I llaverstraw, who shot ana tktlleol his
young hon-ln-law. Kugene Newman, was
put on trial here to-day on a charge of
I forgery, one of fourteen Indictments that
I are hanging over Mm,
The spectfl - charge against Cleary was
j that he
iuI forged the Indorsement of
j Hlftmiir AtMson
foimer Assessor of
.
1 Haverstraw. to a note for 1350
Cleary
. ....... ,.,... (nok n th. rote
It Is asserte,! by the prose-utlon. con-
dueled by Deputy Attornev-Ccneral Wil
bur Chamhsns. ihat deary forssd Alli
son's name Io at least twelve notes, for
amounts segregating 18,(0, cleary,
when be look the stand In bis own de
fence, denied this, and eaid that Alllaoti
had indorsed a number of notes In blank
for blm, and told tdm to make us of
them us needed.
Neither Ch arya. wife nor hie daughter
was in court and the room was hardly
filled because of the bad roads after the
storm. Ths first 04MM against Cleary
will prohttbly o to the Jury to-morrow
at noon, and Mr. Chambers said thai no
matter what the outcome he would place
Cleary on trial uain on Friday to
answer the twelve Indictments analnst
him of Brand larceny Then will follow
the charge of carrying a revolver, for
the prnaocution Is determined to puah all
cases to the limit.
DELAY HOUSEWIVES INQUIRY.
Officials to Walt t'nttl Monday, aa
l.ea-r-'s Prratdent le Away.
Th., preliminary Investigation of the
National Housjewlvea League, ordered
by Attnmey-deneral Woodbury and
originally scl.eduled to begin to-day, has
been pastpontd. until next Monday. It
will take place, before First Deputy Attorney-!
'eneral latonard J. obermeler at
Ilia OftlOSi 29 Broadway
The itostponcnient waa granted be
cause Mrs. Julian Heath, president of
the league, had arranged an addrees
before the Southern Commercial Con
gress st Charleston, H. C, on the ffret
THE OLD RELIABLE
Royal
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Mo Alum No Phosphate
NOTABLES HONOR
HUGO AT DINNER
State Secretary Says Auto Fees
Collected in Year Amounted
in 01,900,000.
About 4Sfi financiers), politicians and
others attended a dinner Inst night at
the Waldorf -Atorla In honor of Sec
retary of eVate Francis M. Hugo. The
dinner wae under the auspices of the
spec-tal Inspectors of the automobile bu
reau. Richard H Johnston waa tcaatmaster
and at tho guests' table besides Mr.
Hugo were A. P. Itangtry, Secretary
of State of Massachusetts; ex-Secretary
of estate Mitchell May. Senator Robert
F. M'signer. Senator Bton It Brown, Po
lice Commissioner Arthur Woods, Prof.
Caris T. Terry of Columbia Fnlverslty,
A. . Satohslder, secretary of the Auto
mobile Association ; Alfred Iteoves,
Charles A. Stewart and David K. Ree
croft. Among lie diners were F.lbcrt II
liar), James . Blair, Jr.. Alcxamh i .1
Hemphill. CotgatS Ht't, D. II Morris,
Dudley Oleott 2d, Stephen Peab)dy,
Persy a. Roeksfallsr, Ddward ghsaraon,
Francis N. Hani, K. C. Blum, William
M, Gaidar, Samuel s. Kosnlg, itudge
Commissioner F. .1. It. K racks, Fred );.
Dalsell, tleorge S. Douuhertv, former
deputy police commissioner ; w i. Bsrrl,
Harry content, Qsn, i IS Dyer. ex
Street Cleaning Commlsslonsr William
II. Bdwsrds, ex-Judge K. B, McCall,
John 11. MoCooey, Cornelius Vandarbllt,
Justice Fdward I!. Finch, ll.iilan P,
Stone, dean of ColurnbU Law School
nllver Harrlmiin, Dock i.'ommlssioner 11
A. C, Smith and Mayor I 1:. Hreeii,
with a delegation from Watertown.
Toast master Johnston paid a high
tribute to Mr. Hugo ami predicted that
his ability and popularity Woufd cany
blm to still higher honors.
Mr. Hugo in responding expressed his
appreciation for the buuur done hi in and
said that to have the good will ,,f go
many counted for more than the titles
bSStOWSd on many in Kuropc. Hs told
briefly of the duties of his office, and
gave some figures about the automobile
industry, saying that in ISm. Pti4 cars
were licensed in this State, and that last
PebrUary ihe total number of ear-i ex
ceeded 181,000. Tiler,, were more than
88.SM hauffeura and th.- f(e collected
amounted to ll.SO0.000 In s year
Among ihe other speakers were Sena
tor Brown, A O. Bstchslder, A, I'. Lang
try and Mltrhcl; May The latter pre
sented to Hugo on behalf of the spe
cial inspector.- a cass of allvsr.
ADOPT WAR ORPHANS,
PLEA OF BACHELORS
David M. Nenberger Urges
Brewers to Do Novel Re
lief Work.
Kvei v bachelor with an Incoms of
14,000 or more who has no one dependent
upon him for support should adopt a war
baby, said D.iv id M Neujberger, presi
dent of the franklin Brewing Company
at the d. nner of tke Union Breweis' As
sociation in lit is, nweber's last night.
"It Is up to us to start something t )
help alleviate tne suffering caused by
this rrtbl war,' fsald Mr, Neuberger.
"and I will advocats that every bachsloi
In the Finted States with an Income of
H.ooo adopt an orphan "f the wai lie
should bring It to this oountry, put It tn
a good school, educate It and make it a
good member of society and a good
American clllrrti.
"By doing this be will be dolris a char
itable act and bring good , liens to this
ountry. 1 am willing to start it, and
at any time will be willing to go to
BllfOp and bring back two babies which
I will bring up its best I can.
Mr. Neuberger Is a bachelor. He sal I
after the dinner that he knew of sev
era! otlur men who would he glad to
take the rPOnstblllty of a youni Amer
ican on their shoulders
The dinner was attended b; metn
bers of the association and their guests
to the number ol fifty, who were enter
tained by a new Cabaret that Is to he a
feature of the restaurant. T. Jacob
liOew. president of the association snd
president of tne Losw Browing Com
pany, saltl that in the fifteen years ,,f
the associations life there had never
been ativ trouble between t ie brswsn
ami then- employes
other officers of the association ars
John Rslssnwabsr, vlc-prtdnti who u
president of the I5gol10r Browing Com-
paaryi : Theodors Kseulsr, secretary,
president of ttie Fhlliur Brewing Caimi
pany, and Norman S, Qoldberger, treas
urer, of the Koohler Brewing Company
MAY IGNORE WARRIORS' CASES.
I'. N. t Irealt l oarl of tppeale I p.
holds HrouUlyn Judgr,
The United statts circuit Court of
Appeals has affirmed the decision of
Judge Veeder In the Brooklyn Federal
Court, hnldln tha' it Is within the power
of the 1'nited States Court it, declin
to exercise Jurisdiction between l elllger
ents during the pendency of ihe war.
The ruling was made In the case of
Watts, W atts Co of London, who sued
the Austro-Amerlean Steamship Com
pany for 111,040 for coal supplied to ihe
laller conipuny tor iu ablps ti-om a Mail
ing station in Algiers
I SAYS PASTOR VOWED
TO WED; ASKS $20,000
Youn? Lady of Minneapolis
Rej-ins Suit Arrninst Buy
State Minister.
Bostok. Deo. 15. A br-a n pre
Ise suit against the P.ev. cnur,es
Wilson, rector of the Fptscopal Chui
of Our Saviour, RosUndalS, Mass, ba
J us been nied In the I tilted Matr- D;a
trie Court bine. Threat it at the anlt
would be brought caused an liirisflr.u
postponement of the minister s inarrls
on October 23 to Ml Mary L. Clara of
Burlington, N. Y , dautr! Irr of lx-$
Crawford Clark of the banking Bra ef
Clark, Dodge A Co.. New York.
Miss l.iura 1.. Johnson of Mlnnsjgj
Is the plaintiff. Mis., J-.i,.;,un Rl.et.
that lh and the Rev. Wilson tin1e n
tual promises of marriage and asy t ,
she is willing to keep he- promise, i ,
that he has refused, .-he f,.s (I
damages.
Attornea Wlllard, rsprtsentlRg M'ta
Johnson, Said that the trial pr ablj il;
come up Pi March a. i tint le wl 1 el
matiy Witnesses from New York and Ver
mont. Bishop Coadjutor 'le rce V B'liai 0
the diocese of Vermont . a aarnt (- e 1
of the Rev. Wilson, gave the ti-.-t j
lie hint of the su.t ii. announcing t.
postponsmsnt of hii f is in ,,. :o
Mies Clark "until the mattir i I
Up."
Miss Johnson In said fo he .1 ,..,ri
ohi ami good looking, Shs met ':
Wilson in isl4 while attending f.e i t.
Veralty of Vermont. He waa th. n :i8
at the home of ti.e Right Rev ii, r;
Hall, Hishop of Vermont, in Burl nil
T.ie defendant was lor several .,. -sisi.xnt
rector of st. Paul's Church Ru
llngton, bu it by Mlsa rtark'i father n
memory or his wife Ms- job oi
fended this . hurch while the R .
son was strvliig tin re.
NEW INDOOR POLO LEAGUE
three Mitnn lh Cnant Train!
Will Play In Winter Series.
Rr.o Bank. N. J, Dec i .. Th, m .
mouth Polo Lsagu hai Just i"
ganlied with three Indoot polo i .
Which will lpete tor i i I. -, t I'ii
cup. BSCh team will pin i .
three g-am.-s with t' . Other. ,,
team winning Ihe m st l in d n
season will take the trophy, All g . i.
will he played In (he Second I'M
ii. N. J., Armorv here.
Howard s. Borden, tl e Rums.
player, will I iptain of tin i
Hunters, Which aompl es Ml Hordes
William i ;. kttonebi Idge nnd
Forth Thomas S. Plnld, at,,, i , : i.
player, will capta - Fre, b
Field, A S. H. .1' and B. F .Lean
who hUV als.. played outd t
RUmSOO, making up tins team
Troop B team will con i
Maaoe, captain ! Lso McK-, slid I
Rush, ail members of the ti
The Initial game for the I -will
be played to inurrow .
the Tr -op It and Fox Hut t I
:ne polo periods It, era all i
s;orts by the troopeis . e . ..
schedule follows :
December ii. Troon tt
"i. Tro.jp ii ra i'r,-..i
Pel Hunters v- l'r. -Hunters
vs. Tre,,,, p ,
I'-o H it
Janusrj
booler- TMnn 11 i i.-.. . .
Tox Buntt v .
Huntere; :3. Preebooti
April a, Fox Hunters v, Kraal ietr.
Dill
lieu II, II at.
tier,,, a,
I 'tiring the 'a.-'
New York l,0 deal) I
111. iii" per 1,000 pel soi
with 1,888 deaths i
for the ix) ires pond
according to Hguiej
Health Dparl I i :.: v
crease woe larg!) in;.-
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