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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1916.
Ml
Si
Kf
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QUIET PRIMARY
MARKED BY FEW;S
LOCAL FIGHTS
Eric-ftiagni'n Contests Only
Ones of Special Interest
in State.
PKENDERGAST WINS
FIGHT AS DELEGATE
Delegates and alternates to Iho tisi
tlunal convcntlomi of tlia Democratic
llrpubllcati and rroirrcssilvc parties wcto
elected yesterday at primaries- held
throughout tlio ftatc. Member of llic
Stato cotiimlltfCM iiti'l the county com-ralttee-t
of tlio three lurtlew wore ulsu
chosen. Little interest mm shown In
lira prlniartn, uIIIiourIi there were spir
ited contest", revolving: ;iboul questions
of local leadership In certain sections.
Leaders hero professed to Im little ln
lerested In tueli returns an were obtiiih
:iMe Inst night. The only contest over
delrcntes that excited more th.in n.tfrlmr
comment aa that In tlio Krli Nl.igar.i
districts. There J.ime.s I.. t'runo and
other opponent of I'red tltelner, the
Itrpiiblti-.in lender In Krlo county, named
opposition tickets In the fortieth, forty.
Unit and forty-second Countess districts.
It wan wild by thoe. "ho tiro opposed
to the continuance of William ll.untu as
national comnilt.'.eiiian that Jho n-wrijH,
In the three districts xvtnild make no
dltTeren'-e In the irsult or the effort to
displace Mr. Hanies. It vim deel.ired
lliat only one of the twelve men iletlg.
nnted In theso three districts was fn vol
uble to H.irtie. 'Hils In John A. 51 or
lltt of Lockport.
!re llarurk Will lie llentrn.
Contldent that the lteptibllc.m dle
sales to tin- Chicago convention will dis
place Mr. liarncc. the leaders here jd
last night that they are In no hurry to
name any one aw ltl Miecen-or, The
aelectlon will W govenied largely I'J" the
I'refldentlal candidate ihocn by the con-
en t loll. In this connection nn leader
said last night that ho had teceiitly
talkeil with Senator Holes Penrose of
fentisylvanla and tl.Jt in discus-lug the
Harms situation tlio Senator s.ild.
"Barnm Is dead and doesn't know It.'1
There wero several contests In the
Democratic and Kevublloiiii parties for
membership In tho State conimltlen, the
tights In many cases Invohlng district
leadership as well. The results! will
not affect tho control of either org.tnlia
tlon. Frederick C Taincr expects to lx
reelected when the Itepubllcan State
committee organizes within tho next
ten days, and lMwin S. Harris of Sara
toga will be elected chad man of the
liemocratlc State committee, to succeed
William Church Osbom, who has t:len :
.. i ...t ii,,. i,. ,i,. ... ......1..
th: Impression that lie does not care
to continue In that olllcc.
Little Tronblc at foil.
Early returns last night indicated that
the primary voto bad beeji about noitnal.
There was Uttlo troub'.e anywhere dur
ing the hours the polls were open.
Morris Tolmacli, a manufacturer of
novelties, 'ho was a candidate for tho
Republican Stato committee from the
Twenty-sixth Assembly district against
Samuel Krulcnltch, tho leader there for
many years, made good last night on
a Iiromlse which he made several tlinee
rinrlncr IiIm eiimnolirn. ivh(..h urn, l,, r..
member everybody who voted for him. 1
He gavo to every man who otcd for hlni ternates to the llejm'i'.ioan ninlonal con
a bund mirror or hair brush, or nma xotition ho were nV-ctetl ycutciday:
similar article. He was beaten I to 1
by Krulewltcb.
Louis Jacobin retained his teat In
JlC.,i!V;r.V,.CU"it?ta1.,.n
leadership in the L'ighth Assembly dls
trlct against Herman ti. Rabinoulu by
n overwhelming inaiorlty.
Although be bad thn backing of tho
county organization. Henrv t,iri.,
failed to displace Albert Katz tus Itepub
llcan leader In tho fifth Assembly dis
trict, and Katz will take his seat in
tho Republcau State committee, dlspac
Ing Wllam C. Baxter, who was not a
candidate.
Tno Mot llencoeralio I'lulii.
Tiio of the ino.-t hotly coutestnl tight
for memtrhlp la tho Democratic State
committee were in the Third and Twen
tieth Assembly districts. In the former
Patrick H. Sullivan was decisively beaten
by Harry Perry, an assistant clerk In the
Second District Municipal Court and a
half-brother of Senator Christopher 1'.
Hulllvan. fifteen out of tULim-.thrrn
uistricta nacl reported at 11 o'clock last ,
nignt. and of these Perry had canied all .
except three by an overwhelming ma-
lorlfV. Klltlv;,,, I- l . I
-, " -' ie HIV I.IM ill niS
clan, tvu deposed from tin, dUtrict lead
rshlp some time ago. Perry's mlhernntM
ay that ho is now definitely and finally
out of Uio political game In Dir. old I
siamping ground of the lato Illg Tim.
Another Tammany man was displaced
in tuo livcntlctll Assembly district,
where Michael Tohln, who had tho back-
Ing of Maurice fetliersion, had n ote nt
1 500 to 600 In twenty-one'out !,?,m.v.
thrtt. districts, against Herii ird .1 lim-
man, candidate of tho pie.-oiu leader
William X. Shannon.
Fothorstoii reslgnl ins leadership''
fter a rOW with Cbarlra ! m,, ,..i... :. ,
and luniel his tog.i over lo siiiniion
HI- friends nay he not treated xer,
well by Shannon and that that is the
reason ho turned on him nt the. last
election and slRveeded Hi electing i:d-
wanl CikKblv . t,i.. ... ,
waru e.assiu ,e Aldernian, Miannon
wan not a candidate to Micreed hlrAcIf
a a member of the Democratic Statu
committee When tho dlstricl eoinmlt.
w, ..uiiiaci wiiiini mo hum irii iiiivh
Ktephen A. Ituddy mil i,0 eivctui ,i
member of the Tammany rxecutlio nun.
n.ltten to succeed Shannon.
The Republican contest of nm.-t in.
terest in Manhattan waa tho illmt nf
Daniel M, IScdell to hum rh.irlen !:
Heydt us district leader ami to elect
i iniiiMiii i iinma .in .1 lliemLier HI the
Republican State eomiultti e IV. M K
Olcott defealiil Mr. Hedell ensliy for
jnemliershlp in tho Stale iiiiiinuitoo uml
Mr. Heydt cl.ilimd last nlglii that he
would have thluy.pcen (,t n,,, L.uiltj
eua.niltte.-.ne.., .-is ngnmst ma,,, f.- .,
Ilexlell, for the district li.nlerehip. This
is tne uistrp l of tuo I itn .lir.ih.ini,
Cirilbei'.
Prrndrrual Ka Winner.
former .Stain Senator John Klssil
failed ill 3iia uUeiiM'l u pieient (he !!. -
llr.. e.t r,A,.tt.pr.ll..M l,r.,...lA
u., ... ..u.MI'.l.'ll' I I I ll'I'-I KIW'l III .1 j
J..l.... A ,1... I, Ull 1
L ,i ; ii." .W I ..I.I.. ..II n.iiion.ii i- ni-
ventlou from tlio I mirth (VnwreMH ills,
trlct in Hruoklyn. Alleging that Mr.
I'lentleigast w is a "caip. t luigger" Mr.
Kissel urged his fi lends to wille ttio
tiiniii, ".Ii.tin K'iww..l' iiti,l..i. il. . i ..f i ii.
Ctnitpo'ei Adolpll l.ey intt Mr.
J're-ndcrg.ist, tho regularly ilesiguali d
Wfidldatee. were easily elecled.
The contest between Alexander M
Wh In mid Mlehael J. Hady In the Sev
enth Congressional district, llrooklvn,
inded in uniietliing ulu a draw Tho
leadership of tne F'rl Assunhly dlslilci
wa' Inxolml as will a eleeilon an n
delegate In the H'-imtilicuii national
. . . .
,a" TAUA While for
.i n .' ," "," loai ins iignt to retain HI. llalnbrld.-e Cnlbv Wm, A. Frrniann
Uio district leadership, which ho hndi'' Henry L, Htndilard Itleiianl A, Punly
I'l'l lor twenty years, Win. 1.. HiiHntii Mlehael Hehaap
U h cal.t Ins, night tluit Whl.e,l,ll,Vi,'!';,M,'"K.U i'c'
(who is treimtitot f llir Hci1thllc.lh KlHto ''.'I,
i i.i i i i... .H r ".
committee, would isiutoet III" election 'f
I mlv iik ill li ir.il
1 SiIiimii IiiiiIiIIiium ivcic iiualn os-
tonl.iv ii. i 1 1 1 n lT tiltuc.s In tlx- tiiiiulirr
x New Yiul. city. 'Mil1 or llie
nluie nf i IiIh Use Im l lio iimney suvcd
tliroiie'li il.miir iivvuv vvllh I ho rentals
! uu.Uiy paid fur stole mill other lilncoa
I ..-in.... ..I .. ri'l...
i minium oieii itn iiuoiio. i'iii'n. i im
1 Ito.iril "I Kin Hons rewinds thin iih it tt
, linoitiint imiltcr when II If considered
Mini tne primary neni jo:icni!iy rust me
.stale no.irly .'Hp.nuv.
A llitlit Mitn uh cust tit ll"' primaries
lit Nnsmii :i tul Suffolk counties despite
tlio f.ii t lluil llnio ns ii contest for
deli cites In the 1 1 iii.i. i ,il tc IIMtloiml
'iHfiiHuii fin'n tin- I'ltsl Congrf.-H
illi-ti Kt, itmiprtidiiK hullnll., Niuimiu
iiihI a .-tiuill ii.irt uf tjiici-iir. Tlie
returns Indloutcil tli.it H.lll'll IMtlltzrr
iitul Itowlund .Miles, t ho oiRHiilzritlun
t'iitulliliitrp, liinl won.
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
These aro the delegates and their u
ternatet to Uie Uviuocratli; National
Coiivetillon who were ele.'tcd esterd.iy:
llKMOCtlATIC!
lii-lrjratr" l I.jrci William riiiireli Onborn.
Saimii-I Ulilrriioer, lii.ir.e .1 Mfjer .Hid
J.inir.K A O'dorinm Mil n lie ili'leiiiirn !
lur.-e ..loliii J Kuliii. IV.iiiH I, froelier, Frank
1, IVIU, Corneliiiit F. Ilurn-
MsTltHT HKl.Kii.TK!.
l'l'l"S.llt"
UltlMi't
1. K.ilpli I'ulit, r
Uunland MM"
:. .M, K. Cimiiolly
A. K, Krilln.-
S, Theo. O. Knpif
AUMIn J Murray
t. John J Dunn in
All.niali'5
iiei. Umori
f. IUUvIiimIiIi r
Tliomj. A. llroii
M.inli'V (' Fouler
into H'lcU
.lolin J. WImIiii
Auut H.iM'iinu.'
imciice Mi.rnt
.i.toIi It. Millrri,
5. Tho.iiia y llrue J.oneii .1. l'r.iiord
KijwiiM l.nr.ni'ky .toll n .1. Iuni
I. Win K Kelly t tiln - J. Iionivan
Jo. W Ma, tern Jl MtOou ill Curran
T, Joint J. FlWKerald J kiiii'n J llroone
!?inu J. Norton Mlehael J. Cuintniuta
V Cha, It. Ward Win. .1 Ikff.Tn.il
Tlioniflt Woian Patrlek J Tarley
?. Joint 1 llrlni'r Charles K. Iiruh.in
J mien II i) linen i,ui rt J Hlioailis
1" John II. .Mil'im v Arthur M onu-r.i
Jatiii- J Monaliau John .1 t'arlKirr)
11 Allred K f-inith lUrmnl K lioiitiellr
I'harlf. lliirniami
I Kit mi ii F..ldtc
Hi nr I'o.ni
M. J Moinfiy
Mm IMnc
Maiirin" t'uknr
I. .lo!in F Aliiiii
mm .J;;,,
Max II Miiir
II KuN-rt it. I.iH-e
Ii.ivnt II Knoll
N. Tallii.- ItillllHi Jon. J. Fnihenrr
1. t'tia F Murit'i Jame. A V'oU-
Tho.. F. ni!ili Jii-.iih Kelly
:i. William lialtnn John I.. Wali-h
II IlcW llannltoii John II N.oijlitim
1? l-oillj i: IiTour llowant K. Taylor
J ve-giinit Cruu I'.itrti'U lliirtin
Is Hnl'crt F. Wa-'iirr Wm. N sliaiuion
.'hn II Alrtiiuler Kitmnis.1 J. I'urry
IX John F. liilim .lo.. 1. Ilittiriiweli
riser
Miniiel .Man ieo W KitrUlit
.. John .1 liiei Uii'uiii Uiirkan
Jiilm 'I henna. June, F I.iieb
-I. Wm. F. liri-ll l'hniii.1- A Metirath
Kil J IMul.ti. ivter IIo1IikI
Mitonlo .iifia .lo, j y Mulca'.iejr
Mull iel .1. Wcliltm Willi.on liauti
Arthur II. Murphy Frtd scliti-iufer
'tho. F Meiiiy I'lullp J KeariK
it J... F Hotiiiflly Freit H. -.lUlued
Kclii w Fo-ke William mimuuii
...lien. .V IHtimU Fli.l II VatlKlliik
John F He iv ( DrWill l'u.-lr)
Artlr.ie Melyiti K.aril K I'-rkmi
John K Mue Hi It. tlexaiidi-r
Jiiii-nn v it, tn John Ii l,.ion.
Kiuan at Mfiztr i,eoive A Par-ons
Jo. J' Murnlii .la. II 'aldurll
Martin II lilyini l!Mt lle..lTi
Win II Man'unit
W A llllMlitlell
;. Ja C Melion-ild
(ieorn L Mewart
31 John I II irrltun
Thos F o:iav
! Wni J II llttiett
J II I' i. hum
fl. Ilalpli li. Karl
T llariei Ferrli
CI. f A. Will.T
.lour F Murral
Willi mi II Faxon
.nihil T Mor.-l.on
Itntirt F Owen
Waller F. Wlll.on
f,rover Crawforil
Olio I'falt
John W. Whalen
Kdward F Krrmn
IaiuI. P Fiiem
.loan II Mi'Manu
li'ouct It Cii.htiian
Wni. F ltatterl
KJ.'ar 1, Ailimi
Krne.t H. llonUfll
KMwiii 1! Anderson
John J CrowleT
Freil W I'-iIiner
Htruu.i Krb
John W Fitzzerald
Jerome J. Farrrll
Tlionu. lly.ui
A Meaehai
im
X Hentr H. Mkk
Mlehael J. Maney
57 ll'iiry Krheh
.lohn Ouriii'ft
;i. tl.....i,l T Mn-liei
Jovph Ailam.
joiiii i -lark
Srank II. Cuulnan
'iiTal'l It Fltilirer fri.nl .1 I, C.mnoe
w. iv earn tiv Hiiiry w Kllleen
Oliarle- M H i'd - .'.-r'. k Ci'orin inn
II. 1.. I K-itir-ii i::ii Vdn.ird O llurjard
I 1" (i. behaefer in'rtiard Uiiii. Jr
i "hi a. uonncM iiini't J. monlan
Oliver Cabini, Jr Frai.k S Murxjn.kl
13 ini'lel MiCMthr Ku.-elie lllrkiy
William L. Kish Hemy Moeher.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
These jre the delegates and tt.elr ub
hEl'UULICAN.
Peleateat.larire Elmi H Hrown. Jams
nnnrai. jr, i reoenca it Tanner.
utr,W m.'1 l.m m,..;r!'h,arre.,,vtMAn"iear:
on, J.v.' ( Phillips, Coriieliu N Ulls., Jr.
HiyrillCT UKI.K(3ATK?
DKI.KliATKs AI.TKK.NA1 KS
Duintt
1. .io. w
Dn'ub'y Jeii.tm.-ih Wnr,l
Win F Flatta.an Ileurv A Mtin.lir
:. Ji. II Da llraa Holx rt II Wtckert
Thsron II llurden Herbert C. Tonklln
5. Molierl H Law son fieorce p Wtlheltn
John MaiCralu William llur-t
t. Ailolph Iai Aii:utti A Hlifflre
, iTeiu.era3i i.nior iJiixoauin
Wlllla'ii lU.'rt
Kduaril Vlehinann. Jr.
Alfred K V.i.
Win M Palili
1' J. II lira. ,c
Alex M Wlme
.(-rib liren.irr
..,'iiii i.ii-iiirr
leuH yi. Miaey
s iin.n l 11 i.ii-eii
H Waterni
H I, liowni.iii
M II i.'ainpbl
'oiin ititnrr
'has. Warbai'e Kiln aril II Valentine
3. Frank Ehlir" Hirrimn C. Ulore
Francn H I.uee "liarli J Wabcr
J'. C. II. !-uilth I'erey Onhoru
Uarueli IUIer Kills Wollman
11. iieorte Cromwell Waller A. Price
(' M liencw Kly Itownberi:
t: siniurl Koeni.- Wilham llliu
i.. rruiK u .M.irm.ill 'iiiiiaei lull
11. "tin T lt.inn.ird
i larem-e it far
II irry Kopo
II' nj a ml n F I'm
Julio Mica
Mlehael II lltake
I'lan ni.i S'hmelel
Herbert Paron
ii'irri fm.
... I. .
on
V: Martin stenuhlil
II. K Itobllti..ill
17. Wm II lliitl.-las
.iinon.1 Mewari
I is. oV.len t.. Mil l.
"llllam ii'imt)
Jo.eph u Xeifoir
Ambro... o Neal
Jam.- It sheniei. U nii-mi F tjuinii
V." " . ""'"rt Kulmi
'B .'fciiri, iii.V,e!iVi
, n tiro It Minion I h.iilr. Wheelo'k
Wrmiie J Halm John M t,m-n.
" Y'V' KV" f,:',V'"'."C! ",r" .
J 3. Wm" J tiZ'"
1 Tl.n W Whittle Krnet w Urlnlhurv
I "'' J,1. '1,!!""11""" Jnrjinf i. Iiurtm'lt
... : 7 " ""'.e " "irrnuou
WllliHln I, Ward
l'ieietl F I'rtimh
J niic. Kiltn
iKnr.i II liarnlt
iiillll n Ito.
ItlH.ell Wl.-JIII
- w."!r" J?.. ,""5 r'''" f: l,'rl Mnr.e
iM&S F l"'...i VMiZ V
Henry M Sa.-. Alba M Me
' staey w I. Thoiupon
f.Xll V ,K"""0" U '""J."'':."
Harry . lams Eiuino II .Norton
r Cjiu. liurev
"amml Waiiin -'
rl !h'"1J';',! ',' Sl"'" Aleiander MaeilnnnM
1S .ft, .V", K J Tallman""
.one. .xinore iitnrx' I, I, rani
S3. Homer P Mmler I'ltarle. W. Wh k
Thoj It Proi'tm Hnl'rt H Lamb
31 1,10 W F.nrihlld Amlriw J MeNjusht
Harvey Ii llliim.ni .lame. ) lim
5. 1'r.iini. Hiiiilrnli. Hrjani V. Winiliell
Willard A, Kin Fie, M. Ilrtcgs
V, Norman J llnnM IMiiaril .1 r,u.b
27. j'.hIV, s v.l.S'n
Ijlllielt P liutihe.i
K-Iuiii . Haofnnl
arle H. ihmIi im
I' Critlendeii
Mnlrew Jl lirmni
Wm li Ham
Mm aid A Wa.litMirn
Mlrt J I tallies
Wm l.aiWJ
trlhur.s llnlir.
Philip IxIimm.-i r
I'Iuh. ,N Wo.nl ,
11,-liri, Mnl.
' 111 Hilly
3V w Aldrnlyp
, ,wl,i,i.,'k"'
' J Cini'ii Cnrti.
John M. mil
'"'" "r "
. ' VtUy J K,'",,-,
U. Ilerbeii s t,l,m,
"onion Nit'it
II Kdu d II t'n rl tad Frank t. Situtli
li.i M Hamilton (Jeo. E. Sprin;
Tlnre iiir the delegate it mi tliolr nl
ti'inntes In tin- I'nirehsivo .National
Convent urn ele. 'iij at ilio primary joi..
Ii iil.ij .
HKl.KliATKs AT l.Alli.K
tirle.-.ile. -O.-ar K Strau-. Hnra.i. S. W
t iitu.on Allein iie-Klon II lloolur, Vir.nl
i K. Kellnsg.
HF.I,i:iiATI Al.TEIt.N'ATKS
rl"t.r!''' , .. . , ,. , ., ,. ,
' i. "ii , ' i, . :.' '"im
; Henry S John. Ion Frank ll.ililwin
t'lia. S Aroiiilam .Inliu T lliwiuriii
I Henry Elu-r Kilwaid 11 Itievo
I. 'Ill 1 1 re oi i II Hotter Milton A Willinent
' Win II L'hllda John Hubert Taylor
7 llobtil II Elder liror.'e S Prank
John K Faroat
1' S h' litnnlnii-i'
'i .ie.e Fuller Jr
11 J.w oh 1, Ibdinan
J itnei, I) Ituyl
Alldreu ,1 O'.SYUI
Win Wirt Mills
I'll.l. I' 11,'l'llell, ,lr
John A Kill?. hurt
II Tlliinlliv lleiill
P I M Wall. tun
l.t -iiihuiiii ''iirin
tl, John J o i:oiihi.
I' t-l lieorue lllmell, Jr
, . ..
k w U .Ihadbourne K ank C u.h
I i,i niiii iiii naipin
r ii'oern ii i.ieoieu
John M. Itorall
John S. HerUman
t'. W, Arnttlmnc, Jr,
Jorih K SUvaiin
Hen. W IVrkllis, Jr.
Iteirrldge P. Uunlop
Monroe Temilllifnr
lanian t. Holnief
II. I.. Waldo
Martin CrolMant
Kdsar Ix-oiiaril
Wendell P. Murray
Myron T, Stocking
I,. J. Fanner
Harry Aekley
I'harlr. II. Im Motid
Warren K. Pay
Williatn J, HennM.y
Wyllln W, L'aprnn
Kllannrtli P. KlUlp
Fred II. Keener
IroriiO 8. Hobble
l'rixy Andrei
Wm. J. J, Kunile
l!eore P. R.iynor
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NEW REPUBLIC1 AN COMMITTEE ,
The new Republican Slate Committee
elected at the primaries! yesterday fo.
lown i
ALHANT
Dm Iii
1. Kllln J. Male i. Ilenre M, faze
:. John li Ilea
ALLEUANY.
Frank Tt. filer
rmo.vx
S?. Wm. II Ten Kick SI. K. W. nriMlMirr
S3. AHrrd II. Mniuml T.. Thus. W Winnie
HIIOOMK.
W. F. Mierwood
CATTAIlAtV.r?
Albert T. FaiHwr
t'AYWIA
F. A. Elilrldfr
I'HAUTAL'IIUA.
1. L. S. Lakln. Jr. ? Harry '11. Lyon
rilKMfM!.
If. C. .MandoilHr
t'HK.VANiiO
J Jelmjiitt llav
IT.1NTOX
John H. Mo ft all
COI.P.MIIIA
S W.Mnlth
t'OIll LANK
ilrnrir Champhti
IIEl.AWAUE
Clarenee E Bird
JJl'TCHESS.
1. Mjron mlth
tieorse ? 'lluJe
Wm. ' Telljo.t
Fre.1 W. Von.
Harry H unler
II F Hunt
Ell IE.
1 K. O. I'enlnld
. II ear-
. lei N,.nill,ll
I Wm F Walilim
Dr. J. T. Clarie
P. J Finn
FHANKI.IN
Jo
Il Cokry
FPETUN AMI HA MII.1XIN
Hurt V. Karruti
liENK-KE
Fred II Parker
IHIEKSE
Wm K. Tliorjie
IIEIIKIMEK
Ednanl mall
JKFFEH-OS
J W eVim.ilr A. II,
KIMI
irUer
H P Emm
ltotwri Wellwond
Fi ler ll N'.ltiloil
1.- Fntlk F !i'llll
' I tii'ii A Dwene
Joliii Migrate
! II t,ampl--II
i; lm M. May
i. F J H Kraeke
f Jnuli Hartm herer
ji Win ,luui pan
.1. Adnllih la xy
.. J. A. Uruu.ton
..1 It. 1.. Hatki ll
4. Alfn.l T lloliley
i. (ieoriie M irh ill
I-. John IMetiier
'. ('has. I'evnv
S Ja.-oti Hrelltier
P. ' S Warb.i-.,'
I". Wni Pai.lti
It. Alfreil K Va"
t:. J. T. Kafferty
LEWIS
C. Yeil llo.hir
MVINC.STOS
John Y, Connor
MADISON
M. E. Tallitt
MONHOE
1. .1. W. llopkjns 1. li. W. AlitrnUe
r. Jj L llotchkiee r.. E. W. Arnold
Z. li. F. Awtnliner
MONTlKJ.MEaY'"
L. Hee
NASSAP
I. W Hotuhty
NEW YOUK
t A lllle-. ilslro
, Jo. lx' lll-llll
.' J.i. K M.inti
4. Alex. Wolt
i. Altiert Katr
a. Samuel Knenif
lien F Foi
x, tAitun Ji-ohon
!. M. II. lllake
11 L shradir
11. H W lw rr
IS. William Heiikcl
13 A. P I.iiOilen
11. John F Mlei
ii W M K (Kinll
t- Jo. E Nijiilly
fi Mia llrmi.-li
M. Win C. lleeht
.1 Moie. M. McKl'e
: A. O. Neal
C 11 Woodward
I Morrt' Levy
... F C Tanner
X. Sand Knilewiteh
r;. Cortlandl Nleoll
-'. I'ha. II Larry
'.v, Tlio.. F (tleasvn
i. F K. lktwwe
."1 John J, l.joii
1.-,. J P Wit idol ph
10. C!ia K IcJow
MAOARA.
1 Michael S. Nllend -' Oeo. W. Kum
ONEIDA.
1 C J Itrayton 3. Stewart Town.end
I" W Pen-Itr?
ONONDAUA
t Jxi. F Mutthc 3. L. A Saier
; F Vf lUunoond
ONTARIO.
John Parmenter
ORANGE.
1. John B. Hose 5. Oeo. F. tlreux
ORLrANS.
Friink A. Water Win Kenton
OSWKtVO,
M. A. Mr-matt in
OTSEiin
Chi". Sinll h
PUTNxM
J. 0. Soiitharil
OPEEN"-.
l.T. II. lltiriieti .1. .1 II. l'e llrajj
r. H. Couklme 1. Frauds II. Lure
RENSSELAER.
1. James .1. Child .. I! V. Colllmi
HICI1H0MI.
eieo Cremwell
ROCKLAND.
M. It Patternfii A J. Grofi
ST. L WHENCE.
1. S. P. Palmir H. II. Snell
SARATOGA.
Geo. R. iallsbury Naeti Hnckwood
SCHENECTADY.
Thos. 0 Drown
SCIIOIIAniF,
H. 1 Trnnant
SCHUYl.KII
11. H. lirahtm
SENECA
f. J, Oould
srEUIIEN.
1. -r.iukC Pi nt V l-ii). C. He Wilt
SPFFOLK.
1, Hirry Le - Alexander Malr
SITJ.IVAN.
M. J MeOibbon
TIOiiA.
Wm A Mnyth
TOMPKINS.
Ed. O. Stewart
PI.hTEK.
1, Philip Eltlnj 2. F. J, I. IVire
WARREN.
L W. Emerson
WASHINGTON
Cha O. Pratt
WAYNE
Chi H Hrll
WEsIOIIKsTEU
I 1 Sutherl ind :i. W, W l.i. Jr.
V. I. L Camp I Wni. L. Ward
WYOMING
'"" J'ATES
S. P. lanooln
DEMOCRATIC STCCOMnTTEE
NEW YORK COUNTV
1 I'. J, Farrrll li.ll.lt William.
'. T F Folei . John V t'o.iiry
3, Hairy Perry P' Jas. J. Illne.
4, John F Aliearn " M P Tobln
r. It J lleliuey "I, .1 II, O Ciiiiik 11
f. HaMil Ifiriirtl" M Cosamie
7, F .1 Goodwill i Tho. F MeAioy
s. ' D. si.llli an -I John J Diet
J. 1'eier.l liiiiiltii.- J, II. (.'iimmijliani
Ferdinand Peeora
John W MHIrilli
tleiime W. lVrkiiii
Win J Malllard
A. I' Siliwarler
Waller A. .loliiimn
IIhiiiIIIoii Fl.lt. Jr,
I,. I' Tiiekrrtii.ni
imrden II. Mllln
Owen M Jinivii
Daniel T. Woodard
All ah Fiurlrr
KiUar A. Nerll
tleo. I,, (tehrlfelr
Joel H. SHtiitimrji
Ilia". M, IHekllt.oll
Ullr. II, StllHrll
Karle S, Warner
lieiij. F. Ley
Frank T Klhnit
I'lark S. Tuple
Wm. II. Heath
Klnln It. Konlej
1. lleatlle linrr
Frank I!. Curtln
i 1 PER MONTH ON PLEDGE
' I xo0F PERSONAL PROPERTY
1, . 1
THE PROVIDENT LOAN
MANHATTAN.
rrrrih Awna. cor. 3Bt Strati.
rWrtrlfr. street, cor, HtTtnitoa 11.
rrrrntti At., bat. ath and 9ta lit
1 titni ton At., nor. ISith HtraM.
' tinad atrat, cor. Ollntoa HtraM,
tail 73d .. bat. UxIbim k id Arm.
Am faauMoa ku, ear, mil 4.
fi. Nathan llurkmi
il. L. liiinnellrii
1. N. J. Hayes
Thouiae E. Itilh
. M T Mnlvlhlll
!!, Samuel Mart,
THE ItltONX
T II O'N.-ll .1. A II Mi.rphy
1OUH F llaflen :ii. Jo, I, lkrry
KINH3 tOPNTV.
P II. (Jillini PI. Alex. HasM-tt
Ji" J. Ilrowne II. 11. .1. Carroll
M, J, :uiiiiiiIii,h l.i.J M, C'anieiiler
T. J, llrennall
11. 4'hie, It, Ward
II. P. II. HillLOII
IX. J. H. Mi4Jooey
V: It. Ila.cntliis, Sr
'Ji. Wni. F. Htlaney
"I. II. II. Hale
". J, P. Hnnolt
JK, James M, Power
Jas. J. Sexloii
W. F. Tlionipeon
Wm, J Hefferiun
John M tiray
Thoi N. Wocati
T. II, Parrel I
Tlio.. F, ll rues
T, E. llnflltt
ui'eknm cohntv.
Tho.. F Crif in B. K. W. Con
M. E. Connolly I. John It. HUtlt"
IHCH.MONK COUNTY.
Joe. F. O'liraily
MoNitoE coir.vn
Norhrrt Slreli I John MiOailrey
Milton E, (Hlib. (.. loo, A. Maud
Holiert A. Hutler
KENSSEI.AEIt COPNTV.
fl.ll, Fltiirerald V Jn.rpll 0. fllley
SKNKt'A COUNTY
Sylve.tir WoikI.
WHITMAN TRAILS IIROWN
n lleflnltf I'luurra A vnltahlr on
llesnll lit A I Itat n .
Al.liANY. April I, --Willi no definite
figure iii.illablu In Albany to-night on
the lesult of the primary elections to
day. It was slated by election oltlt'lalx
that ilnv Whitman run behind Senator
lillon It. Brown for delegate al targe to
tho niitltniiil coin eiillon, but onl at a
proportion natural to the lomr pir-ltlon
op the Stale ticket,
It hiis ilecl.iii',1 there wan apparently
no attempt to cut Whitman, but lil
poeilion ill the end of tin- ballot li'-llltnl
111 n natural deciease ill his xote. It was
slateil tin- usual drop in u candidate
lour ti.itnei linuti on the tullot Ln about
15 to IN per cent., and this seemed to
be maintained In the balloting,
KDUAIl T.IiitACKETT WINS
Itrlnliif Control of Pnrntaarn H e
piilillenu Ornniilrntlon,
SenvTfei.v. .V. Y.. April 4. former
State Senator llg.ir 'I', llrackett re
talmd contrjl of the Republican otganl
Z'ltlou of Saratoga i.iunty to-day In the
primaries after ii bitter light by Senator
Uoeirgc II. Whitney to gain tho county
leadership.
lie will have a clear majority of nt
least ten In the county committee, mid
Senator Whitney will lie ilelwreil lis
louuty chairman next week. Hocauso
of the criticism made by Senator llrack
ett of lint, Whitman, the Cixcrnor thien
all Ids liitlnenec Into tho tight against
him
Senator Uiiickett'n candidate for Slate
committeeman, former County Judge
N.isll ItookWood. WHS N'.itell, however,
ami Count! Judge lieorge li. S'illslur,
one of the old leaders of the Whltnej
faction, Mas eictnl. lie in f.i on tip.
to Whitman.
GREISKR VlXSKAStL Y.
lrl Itrlnrnw Ilullealr Krlr-Mau-
urit lrtur I" lienrml.
lli'tTALO, April I Karly riturii" In
illo.it ii a victory for tho (Irelner faction
of the Republican p.ut at the primary
to-day. At tnldnlglit It seemtd probalHlu
th-t Optlner's faction will retain control
of the county committee, elect sexeti of
tho nine State committeemen and elect
the six delegates In the Itepubllcan na
tional coiixetitlon running in the three
I districts comprising frle and Niagara
COUlltle.
James I, Crane. Ii.nler nf the unit
Oieliier faction, ua.- defeatfd for i ipi-
mlt'.eellllll ill llli nun e-lei'tion dlstri' t.
11 .. I 11 II.. 1
v. im IIIO.VJ u, nullum, iieiiMiui, i iiifiies-
sle leader In Urle county, now n lieu
tenant of tho anti-lireiner forces, was
defeated by the llllage blacksmith, IM
Helfter, for county e'otiiinltteeman In the
town of Amherst.
HEsuirsTxrtiK.
Dclnocrnli. lime n Conlrl
Mate Coiiiiiilltremrn .Vararri.
Hl'rriW, April 4. Tho netivncrat.c
party lsid no content iit the pr Unary
In Rrio county Tho State committeenien
wefe elected as follows;
first district. Michael Shea, Sei-oiul,
Thomas C Ilurko . Third. John SchucbT,
fourth. Tlittithy P. Couishlln: fifth,
.lohn C. O'liary: S-xth, fmnk Roskwl
tiilskl; Seventh. lMwanl C. Ilurgard ;
Ulghth, Daniel J, Sweeney; Ninth, frank
M. Stare.
FORD MAY MAKE
PEACE TRIP IN MAY
June Aililthiis A I mi Plminitiir to
l!n Aliroiiil: riiiifciPiiiT
at Iletroit.
i
Iim:on, April 4. Prior tn Iter dr..
parluro fop Stockholm to Jmn tho neu
tral conferi nco lor peine, lleurx' ford
bad n talk to-day with Kmlly" Raich.
Jane Addanis was also present.
"Tho conference i-arnml fall," said
ford lo-il.ij. "PeHee Is th,. greatest
thing In the world, ami 1 .un nulstled
with xi hat has been ilnin, by tin- oin
ference up ti, the iiri-ciit tuiic and be
llexo It will HMlIt In much good. If the
delegates Hunk Lct-t, may go t,rr
myself In May."
Miss Aihlams explained that slm waa
tinablo to sail mi the "pun,' rlt't," Int
Dcceiubir bv.iis.e of li. lllm s. . She
lidded, "I hope to gu later, but I am i,tll
under a strict .ID l h my plivMelaii'ti
order."
It Is ipilte probable that David Starr
Jordan, who epint Mond.ii with Mr.
ford, will go to Stinl.nolm in nK. mar
future.
NEW TYPHUS SERUM FOUND.
frrnrli Scientist Trent liriiptlie
I'nrin of HUense,
Paiiis. April ( -The dls.'oxery or a
serum for the treatment and prevention
of eiujitlvo t.pliun was .intioiinced to
tho Aeadi my of ScleiiiTM ycstirday by
Dr. Picric Rmix. illi ei tor .if the Pas
teur Institute.
Tho iliMoveiy roulied from thn re.
sf arches of Dr. Nhole, director of tho
TiiiiIh branch of the Pasteur Institute.
Miukisl improvement hue In en flinwn by
nhn tieii ciims 1 1 .it. . with tho serum.
Mop Itiilimir.i-Porliluiil Sen lee.
The Western fnlon Telegraph Com
Paul slates that Iho I hlliiiai Ian i;uv.
el'lllllenl illlliolllues III" suspension of
teleuraphlc i oitimiiuicatioii bclwein Hint
coiiuliy and Portugal,
SOCIETY OP NEW YORK
uu... .
Court land ATr cor." Iliith Strait,
illlflni, u
f ntllh Ml,, ror. LlrlonioD 16. ,
('rnam Atrnue. cor. lllMvnl( sl.
. mm xvrnut, cor, nockawar At.
anw wftbU ruuM UaTE
S. Ilolileiiknuit
Thin. .1 Mi'Miiini
tlhae, F, Murphy
John F. tlnrry
M.J. i'riilte
Jae. J Haicitlii
Edward F. IkJilr
OUR RECORD
29 ygari af tuccatsful butlnnt,
with mtn than S2Mcllnttnow
haMIng avtr $143,M,,M0 of aur
GUARANTEED MORTGAGES
4!4
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
HICHARB M. NURO, PmleVl.t
CaalUI.Suralut Pr.$9.000,000
t Uhtrty t..N.Y. HI MenlicieSt Itfc-i
SOCIALIST LEADS FOR
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE
Lii Vollette Loses Sfnlc Dclp
riition, 1'i'iiii'ipiil Cities
Vote Wet Ticket.
Mll.WAfkt:r, April I. Mlluatikee up
p.irrntly lias returned to a Socialist
Major. Ily n vote so close that a llnal
lesult will not be known until daylight,
iMIilel A, I loan, once a lintel cook, now
a l.iMjor, seem lo haw been elected
oxer ii. A. Railing, iion-parllsnn, by u
majority of hutidreds, 'This Is Hie est'
mate on the basis of scattering returns.
The Socialists, howexer, uppenr to hate
lost strength In the Common Council.
Senator Ii follelte has, from oarly
let urns, lost bin battle to control tho
Stato delegation to tho Republican con
xentlon to the fin-eriatlxe forces, led
by tlov. 11. I.. Plilllpp Senator I. a fol
lelte may .bale carrlid sl.x Congreeslolial
districts out of leVeti. Imt leest the four
at large. The Plilllpp men kay t i.it he
has imt carried more than four dlstticts.
More than lo cities mid village xoted
oil the lleenso .stie, but the early re
turns from the small ton elections
show wet xlclorlei with few exi cptlons.
The city of Suirli. sivond In th" State
111 rltlc, olid Ashland li.lle tem. lined wet.
The ltepulillcm eoliviiitloii delegation
liaiueil b thi I'oii.i 1 1 allies If. under,
stoid to f.nor .liistlie lliu-hes. tlmugli
M'ff'lhVully tmpledgeil.
TO SIFT COERCION CHARGE.
Inliu line ellnn In Third HUlrlel
Prloinrx I'luht,
After a onfeix'i.i . xeetenlax be
tween Police Commissioner WimhIh iitid
Magistrate Murphy In the Tombs police
court it was decided that John Doe
tuoieeilings would be tnstltuted to s.ft
the charges of Intimidation igalnst
IVptity Coinmlssloiier Lord contained In
a circular distributed throughout the
Third Assembly distibt
According to the c'nulai, Mr. Ijird
was deil.tied to be interieted In the
Intimidation of loters at the primaries
In the interest of P II. Sulllx in,
brother of tho late, lllg Tim.
"If Deputy Commlssioin r Lord Is
guilty of Intimidating intor he cm be
prosecuted undt r the election law," said
Commissioner Woods. "If not some
body may be prosf iited for libel. If
any deputy Is tis.ng his office to liitlml
dat. vote!.. I want to know it. If not
1 waul this libellous eiicul.ir with
di.iwn and proper n ,. int. mi made '
Commissioner Woods nstrniy iUes
tlonul C.ei-ar f llarra. Deputy Assistant
District Atte'riiej John drdnne and 11.
f. (fiddeii, members of the Timothy D.
Sullivan Association, win m the charges
against Lord originated. None of the
men iUestioned would nsMime reponel
blllty for a signed statement accusing
Mr. Iford
A WOMEN'S CONVENTION TOO.
Mis Paul In CIiIchko li ArrniiKe
for June MilYrnue l onclnxe.
Chicaoo, Aplil 1. Ml"s Mice Paul oi
Washington, national li.iirmnii of the
Cougnseioii.il I'nioti foi w oui.iti Suf
frage, ariiicd to-day to mike ai range
invntri for a convention ot women oiers
to be held lu Chicago In June, slmul
taneoiir.l with ttiM ltititlt.I),-all nml I'to.
Igresstxo conventions.
"We hop- to form nn 1 mil i use party
tecruitcd troin t ic wnii'en of the mf.
tr.igo St.iti s whoM iliitform wl!' be the
gaining of a feib r.il .itiieiulue ut f
fcUffrngc. .l.t l.i i ,-.1 M is Paul
Delivered Fresh
and Clean Every
Sunrise
COLONEL TO VISIT
BAY STATE SUNDAY
, Ilfirvnrfl (ivorscoi's McoHn
Ostciihihlt Object, I'oli
(ics J'rolialily.
VOTKS IN MOOSK 1MUMAKY
rrsn:ii Rat, . J.. April 4. Col.
Roosciolt Is going to Ikisloii on Sunday
for two d.ijf. Ills trip to Massachu
setts, where there, Is a factional light
in-.. ng lb-publican catidliUtes for dele
gales at largo to the Chicago conven
tion, Is ostensibly to attend meetings
of the board of overseers and itliimnl
of Hariiiid, but It would not be surpris
ing If sin.- of the Republican leaders,
notably thne of the yro-Roosevi-lt
group, should seek political conference
with him.
The Colonel cume down to the village
this rxeiilng to xote In Iho primary
election. He had already called earlier
In the day, but In' was unfortunate
enough to have made the first trip Iw
forn the ihiIIs wero o'ii.
"I'm sllll ii Progresle," he remarked
al Dm polling place. In the firo truck
house, but his Miudi ueio taken to
contain morn of geniality than of any
threat that he wouldn't take the Repub
lican nomination for President If It
should come to him.
"Thoodoro Roosexelt, ballot number 6,
Progressive ticket," sang out the poll
clerk.
The Colonel walked lo a booth. There
were two of them, hut some power be
yond the Colonel's control iMiised him to
go dliectly to the booth aboxe which
hum,' an American Hag. A minute later
he came out with his ballot marked, and
when his attention was drawn to the
fact th.el he had selected the booth with
the Hug above II us If by Instinct be said !
"That's tho oulv thing 1 never been
accused "f lack of Americanism."
New York Methodists wanted the Colo,
lie! to make It known thai the address
he Is to deliver on the night of April
" Is not before the Methodist Confer
nice, which is going to lie held 111 Sara
togii, hut at the annual dinner of tho
New- York City Methodist Social fnlon
at th Hotel lilltmore
G. 0. P. SWEEP IN HARTFORD.
i:-Poslliinslrr HfiKrtrt.v Klcctrd
.Mn or HulLelej In lliiriiefs.
H.MtTloiin, Conn., Aptil I. --frank A.
HaiMny, it Republican lawyer and for
tiKT iHistmaster, was elected Mayor of
Hartford to-day by a plurality of Kipt
l oxer Richard .1 Ixmsella, Democrat, who
It-icoHcd tl,'.'..l xotes. The present Demo
I '-ratio Hoard of Aldermen Is displaced be
a Republican I -'!, tiilrleeu Republicans
and sexeti Di ntycr.-its.
James T. f.irn 11, DemoiTatlc Assessor
for twenty years and onu of Klnsella's
"Isiiisors. was decisively K-aten In an
uutlsally heaxy xote polled In u cold raitu
1 1 ii rl for, t Mil,. I 1,1 Gil to ?,ST'j against
ratit.MUL' u pr.isj.-vi imn tlilim ft to me
St.ui ' oiistrtullou gii'tig an additional
tiilleagc to Stuto legishitots. A feature
of thu elis lioti was the ti'uuiihalit n
I entry Into Isdltiis of lemur f tilted
States Senator .Moig.iu (i, llulkiley, wlio
wi.s Jlagiirty's- chii f inar,agi"
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS GAIN.
XlHlur 'rlioinpsoii Alile Ii, fleet
Only il or Ills IT iillilldnlea.
ClllCAiio, April 4 factional tights in
tlio Rivublloaii ranks our thn selcctlaii
of a national couiiultteeiiuiii at Hie I'll
titarlee, next Tuesday, at which time deV.
gates to tin t itlOl.ll i, invent' in will 1.,;
iiiiimd, mid the iemov.il by .M.i.mt , I
mm Ilaie TIkuuisiiii if Dr Thiodoie
S.ul.s. us lieiiil ot the muiilcip.il tubereil
l"sl.- sanitarium and the sun !de ot the
latter, nearly In ought n Democratic
l.,u!t-.,..- in lim Aldtim.iiuc ebctlot.b in.
Chbag t t. -diiv I
farly returns Indicate that 'he Mayor I
wiw ol.ly able to i Kvt three of his seven, j
tien caudeiatif, lu n irmally Rrpubllcuii
strotur'iol'ls Women's orgiinDati.it's and
refonn so. Riles wmte tlnlr estimate of
tl.e Minors .iduunisli.iti m by vitltu
solid loi Deinociatb caildidales
The Last Word in Bread
WARD'S
BREAD
is the result of years of scientific research, patient
investigation and the spending of thousands of
dollars in costly experiments and baking equip
ment to bring it to its present standard of bread
perfection.
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in bread making, and it costs no more than other kinds.
The finest flour and other food materials which money
can buy, all carefully tested for quality and purity, are used
in making WARD'S TIP-TOP BREAD and DAINTY-MAID
BREAD. Tho procetaea 11 eel in converting the high-grade ingredient into
wholeaomn and nutritiou loave are far ahead of all other method and
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By this patented process proper proportions of beneficial
lime salts are added to the water, modifying and correcting
the water to the best standard for bread making, stimulating
the yeaat growth and the production of the carbon-dioxide gu neceuary in
all bread-making all of which permit the production of bread of better
quality, flavor and texturr, and, moit important of all, greater nutritive
food value.
To buy either TIP-TOP or DAINTY-MAID BREAD is a
matter of economy because no other food offers so much
nourishment xnd food value for so little money. To buy either TIP-TOP or
DAINTY-MAIil BREAD guarantees you cleanliness guaranteea you highest
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! IDOLS OF BELGIANS
Major Wlnchnll of Snlvation
Army Siij k Need of Food In
Now nt Height.
SAW A CKUISEU SUNK
Major Wullaco Wlncltell of Jersey
City, who was enl lo Ilclgluni by Inter
national Salvation Army lieudqiiarters to
tuku charge of army relief work because
ho was ii native, lorn, lliorxiugh going
American, returned yesterday on the
Holland-America liner Nleuw Amster
dam. "As we came Into the harbor." he said
to a SUN man, "New York looked to mo
like tlio peaily gates of lleaxen."
Although the Major sailed six months
ugo on his mission he spent only nine
weeks in Ilelgltim and northern franre.
during which time he expended 110,000
in relief and organized another fund for
the same amount. lie had difficulty In
getting Into Hulglum because of obstacles
placed In bis way by German Hovem
mt'iit otllelals, but after vemalnlne In
Holland two mouths battling for en
trance bo went to Germany, where lie
made friends with high olllclals, con
vinced them of the, sincerity and tinsel-ll-lmesa
of the Salvation Army ami suc
ceeded In getting iernilssloii to carry out
his mission of mercy to the Uclglans.
Major Wine-hell had many thrilling ex
periences, one, of the must exciting of
which was on his trip across the North
Sea to London on bis return, for six
hours the passengers, by command of the
captain, stood on tho upper deck lit life
preservers as the. ship was passing
through n Held of mines. On this trip
the .Major saw the Hrltleli auxiliary
cruiser fauvelte, which had leeh toro
doed by a submarine, go to the bottom,
fourteen men, Including two ntllcers.
were lost. There was much excltemtnt
among tin; passengers as live war xessels
rescued the survivors.
Two weeks ago Sunday while the
Major was leading a Salvation Army
meeting outside of lfondon an explosion
of bombs shocked the congregation and
a man Jumped up crying: "An air
light!" Tho service was suddenly
abandoned and everybody rushed Into
the street. The Major saw uu Kngllsll
aeroplane arise to glxe battle to ii fleet
of Herman seaplanes, which were tryltnf
,, ,lrm. tiniiilis Oil Woolwich HrseilllJ.
"I xvas treated ry kindly by the
Herman authorities," Major Viluclicll
said last night. "I mixed more or less
with their troops In various large cities,
wearing my full Salvation Army unl
form and met with no specially un
pleasant Incident.
"The Helgl.tns fairly Idolize Amrrl-
The New Coats
The lines of them are cmart
to a degree and youthful. In
each is some lively touch of
cut or color that is sure to
charm.
Serges, gabardines, poplins,
worsteds, velour checks (and
checks are very popular this
spring) fancy tweeds, diag
onals. Prices range, by easy steps,
from $6.95 to $49.75.
So you see there is no reason
at all why you should not
have just the coat you have
in mind for street or after
noonor Easter.
Will to COIIi s(.
LI. In 31 At
Making
Try the
10c
Size
cans. We had crowded ttitotlsr.
wherever wo went and many in,t KeJ!
people could not get Into the IimIIh L.
xvere asked to walk tip and down irri.v!
streets so that people could (., 1 .
shake bands with u real tni, , ,, i ,'
vallonlst. I shall never forget I m'.'i.
little Retglan children to sii'.w t ii..,r- W
would sing their songs nt , , ll( , '
small souvenir American UK ,.
with their own hands. "
"I havo seen &,ll(iO peotile , j,,,,, h
llrusaels walling for one-hulf tounl it
lard or pork, ull the fit k .,, '
lowed for onu month. This s tn l. r,
dticed for fear the Henna ,, '.
soiini of It for explosives.
"I am eontldetit ull the fm , ,r,,.i..
Into Relgluni for icllef cm u,T ii,tt
purpose. Horses, cat He iitm ,'iitiinr,i, ,
may hai! been reiiuWlIn r,,,
army, but potatoes mid other ( ,,((,
nets are left to the peopli in, j,
however. It Is far too little i, fl( '9
(lUfi.nuii Inhabitants, Inrlinlhig .,imh
In northern fiance.
"I believe tiles people lire n,,w ix.ir.i.
curing their most dlstreu g i.n'i
There Is more surterlng Jtisi nw nJ
ever befoii'. The chief cause s taa'
number of lim coinmlsslm, . re'. f i,'
Iinvn been destroied by mines i i.',
am hard to obtain to bring the fi'.
The Jrisey City Ch.ilnbi r of i,
tnereii wilt glu a dinner to Ma r
cliell al the Chantllly mt1 Tm-.,
evening, to bo followed bv u ,,(,
reception at the Dlckins n High ,v,,.ir
Booth
T ark i n g to n ' s
New RoniiiiKf
SEVENTEEN
A Talc of Youth and
Summer Timv and
The Baxter Family
Especially
William
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the itor proclcx thec
biicli ;i complete eoi'ipr,.!,.'
sion of tlio Iva. Mi '
pathy with him. D '
find then a little te.ir",' e p
checks the "-lumt". nf i n
Washington bUir.
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