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ROCKEFELLER BOARD
FIGHTS TAX ON GIFT
Clini'Hj Us Purpose, Sn.vs Law
yvr T'lnii Too ViifriiT, llc
plics Slide's Attorney.
lI!:i;ST 1IAISKS ISSfK
The criMiniN (in which the Itochc
fellcr I'uniiil.illdii relies In' utln Hi
contention thnl II Is a charitable or
benevolent corporation, .nul Hint nccprd
Insly nil Klftf miulo to the foiindiitlon
nrr not Mihjccl to a tnx, were ct forth
before HnrroiMtc Cohnlun yeMorilny In
the contest over the tiixitiK of n be
quest left t' Mrs. Laura S. ltockefcllcr,
wife of .lohli I). Itookrfeller.
StutP Comptroller Trnvli Ik ntipcallns
through hli counsel, stchuyler C. Carlton,
from the decision of the, Iransfe r lax ap
praiser, holding the share of her es
tate i.ii"lnif to the Rockefeller Foun
ilatlon Is not' taxable. She left about
$1,:00.000, of which $425,519 went to the
foundation. Thin Is the amount the Slate
seeks to lux. . . .
Mr. Carlton argued that the clinrtor
of tbc foundation described Its power
and duties. "I take It," oald Mr. Carl
ton, ""that the charter mcaim that tho
foundation In to promote what Mr. "ock
efelkr deems the wclfnro of mankind,
and nothing could be nvoro broad.
Think l'nrpnara Too Vasur.
He pointed out that under the. char
ter the funds of the foundation may be
used for tho purposes of organizations
that would not bo exempt from a tax.
Kor that reason bo contended that the
foundation Itself was not exempt. He
Insisted thnl Its purposes were too
vamie. covirlnc "every brunch of iic
tlvlty which humnn Ingenuity cn think
of, for the. purposo of promoting what
to the minds of Its officers, "hall necm
he well being of mankind throughout
th world."
tr. rnritne nld that nmonir the or-
ranlatlons aided by tho foundation as
ihown by its report, -wero v.......
mii.i iiwrd. the Ulrd Ilefuge In
1 j.ntai.'vn-i- the International Health
rnmininn tlm llurcau of Social Hy
.un. hmiies inwKtlentlng government
problem, the Alta Social Settlement of
Cleveland und tho Homes Association of
New York. Uequet left directly to any
of theso organization, he said, would bo
,,hwt in a t:ix. After saying that the
foundation had aided tho Bird Refuse as
lart of Its plan to promote the "welfare
f . mankind" Mr. Carlton added : "It
may bo that the breeding of game birds
wlllrcduco the cost of living."
George Wolwood Murray, attorney for
the Rockefeller estate, replied that the
Tefugo In qtieidloti was not a shooting
preserve 'This superb refuge," he said,
"Is 'for regular migrating birds, whero
they may rest, nt the mouth of tho Mis
sissippi. The object Is to save the birds,
who save the fields from tho depreda
tions of rodents and Insects. If the
refuse had been established years ago
It would have meant a having of mil
lions of dollars .1 year In crops."
Points to r.lft to Belgium.
iMr. Carlton referred to the fact that
while the Iticomo of the foundation for
se.icii months III 1313 was II. 400.000.
only J2in.ut") was .".-nt To this Mr.
Murray replied th.it Jl, 000,000 was
given to the Kvlglau Relief Fund last
ear
Mr. MuiT.iy snld that Mrs. Rockefel
ler's Intuition was to liae the hulk of
her estate to charity. "At least th.it Is
what she tried In do." he said. "The
charter of the foundation clearly places
I.' la. .I... .i ..I. i.ll.il.U ..r.uir ,-
tlnns." The Legislature has cranted the !
charter mid cm revoke It If the people
deem It to be dangerous."
At to the iitutcntloii that thn funds
may bo used for other than charitable
of hetii'volcnl ti'-es. Mr. Murray said that
It .was Hie duty of the Attorncy-tienoral
to safeguard the rights uf the people In
thla rop.ft, and It was presumed that
he would sec that tho teal purposes of
the foundation were carried out.
"Any fcUggcMlon that the Income,
whether tpeiit in ono year or unother.
ccu'.u ro .'.pi'iit lor
any puri-w not '
charitable. Is absurd,'
sa il -Mr. Murrav.
Tlm charter glvts tho corporation but
ono purpose charity and Its expendi
tures will bo made for that purpose and
no other."
Surrogate OohnUn reserved decision.
IVE AND SUAVE WIN A BLUE.
Mis Wniiantakrr'a Chestnut .Mnrri
Best nt Brooklyn Shove.
MIbs Isabella W'anamaker's pair of
rhsatnnt inarei i:e and Suave again
proved a winning combination last night
at tho' .Brooklyn Horse Show at the
Jlrooklyn Hiding and Driving Club.
They defeated the pairs of harness
horses tliown to a lady's phauon with
womon drivers. Tho Judges differed
from Thursday night's owatds In the
selection of second and third places.
uni nigm uioy juugcu jonn I., iiiisn
nell's Oypsy Maid and (Jypsy iUrl, n
pair- of hay marcs, second, with A V.
Atkinson's Maud Mttller and Meteor
third. On Thursady night the latter
pair won second prize. Kmll Soellg's
pair of chestnut geldings Perfect and
Perfection was fourth. Tho summa
ries: Chin I f!rni horses, over It 1 nnd
not exceeding 15.3, to be shown to appro
priate vehicle A. V. Atkliin' Hiiprvnin
rolonlus, ch. -., flrst: V. M. Wurtmrx'i
AVoisllancIs llinp-ror, blk g., xicond; John
I,. KnslmeM's The Prime, n k, third, p
Ji: Warburg's Woodlands nmprrst, Mk, in.,
fourth.
C'Ums 59 Saddle hornes, dw-keil nr un
dorked. over 14.2 up In carrying H'Jfl pound.
A. W. Atkinson's Handv Mcl.inald, eh
9 Ilrst; Mrs. Charles .M, Allaire's Crusadei,
lilk. g. second, II 11. Bess's Tango, gr K.,
third! Owenoke l-'arm's Tennessee, t, g,
fourth.
' Var 44 .Model military mounts, shown
la hand b i misted man In uniform nnd
Judged nn Its adaptablllt) for ue In ,,ny
sj-tn of Hio erlee John J. Tirrell's A C ,
b. g Hist l.leut. Jiirnes S. I.arkln's Tain
o' Shanitr, eh. k. second: Vlr.i ('nrnell's
Ttoekcn-" ch, g.. thlril. Troop I mtry.
Tlrst Cavalry, t.oly Isalielli. eh in.,
fourth
f'ljiHj. Ca I'oniiilnatlon tinrtirsii ,'i nd Hi,drt
horsi'n, 14 2 or over (JeorKe a Ander-on's
Maeilregor ill k.. llrst . Owennkn Tarm's
Telllies-e. II K second: Mrs. Joiephlne
lli'jiiolds'" Minn me, eh g ihltd, A w.
Atut'ismi'' J-pii kdng Mo.elle. I'll e, fourth.
(.Mas. ; I'alr- of haijiesn horse, .niti
In i.iih'a ,ha inn -.Ml. Isali.'lla Wana-
riiah- r s i. e. , u m , ,ui'i Mine, i-n m..
tl rs
tin i Hiii-linr!!'
(Hi-
und liv Slnlil ti in., second : A. W At.
VlllHitl s M.i il M nlil. h ill. mill Meteor.
Cl K i nil. I i; nil Stells's 1'i rli-i ' . li u ,
ami I'erf i.-.. , li fnurili
I' i. sal-lie buise- .Irwlti'l ni an-
iliiek'll " . "r over W II llli". I, s
Ibidian . i .. li . tit hi : A W Aikln.nns
Silk IMP Mi.illi. ell K s.eoliil, Mrs
i; .,. In ! it itiri" l. m r..t .t. i.iu a.
third, Mr- ciiiuKs M. Allalie's Crusader,
til If it . f'Hirili.
1'Us f- I'.ills of Juniper mer I feet
Juiue ('hHrle I (.aider's Sl.ier b in .
and .Ml- Ivv Mabllsnirs Ills Oram llie
rukr th i. . ilr.t, !.'.n!:'c-r. J! !'.!
In. mil i, i ll in and II- ii r lici'K'an s
Acrabnt. ch It . se-'onil; Itnliert II T.iil's
A v t.Ui, i i; . and M ii I ntiriiK. b. k. third;
Vlro Curneils llueUeresi,. etj f, mid
Hiehard Oonneilv's llereu'es, b k, fmirili
ciii-a li; .Mllltar Jumping class
iilii (ilrnn's c's CuurwMe, in. M . tlrsi .
Trtsip l, 1'lrst 1'iniilrv enirv Judi!e
llrnw n, di" K set nnii , Siiutdrun i"h Cuni
manner, li k third, I, lent diaries Mt
in'ii;aW'R i'o,mi;t,in, ti. n . fnnrih
Class 42- Oltl- els I'liaiKeri Mini inllltuiv
roniints, must bit 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 mi. I u.eil in the
irmy or mtllti-i -l.leut .laiiies 14 Laiklii's
Tarn o' r-'lianter, eh. n . ilrsi : Trnon l"s
Kirst Caalry unity I . t.l Is'ibvlla, eb m ,
sennd; Thnlii.is P Pelels s Vslikee, ,
third, hquailrnii A's Anjutunt eh k
fourth
(,'1h4 1Isiiii'h liui.e- imr 14 2 -liilill
I,. IJaBhueU'e 'I he li.twiiiiir ti v ilrsi
Ktnll elltl'H 'I be Wnllilel Ii ( . .ri i,n,l
Ksninml I'. (I'llilen's (llenlliie, br s., third
K. al, Wuburic'a Womllunila ilrmuteaa, h!4,
an., fourth.
WOMAN DIES FROM DRUG;
ANOTHER IN
Police Arc Mystified, but Find Headache Powders and
Tablets in West 51st Street Apartment Victims
Had Held "Secret Conferences," Friends Say.
A jMiing woman, known us Mm, tlrace
I lodge, but wearing a ring Inscribed
"l-'roiii ll. II. 0. to N. M. M" came to
New Votii from Albany on Thursday
evening nnd went to the apartment of
a friend, known as Mrs. Margaret
1-nlmh, nt 2 46 West l-'lfty-flrst (tlrcot,
not fnr from llroadway. Yesterday af
ternoon Mix. llodgc, after lying uncoil
seioui for fourteen hours, died, nnd Mrs.
l,.ihnh, who had lain In a coma for
the mine length of time, wan taken to
the Polyclinic Hospital, mid then to the
prison wnrd of ltellevuu Hospital. Her
condition was serious early this morning.
The police nnd Coroner Weinberg be
llevo that both young women swallowed
a lot of morphine, but no satisfactory
explanation of the situation has been
found.
Assistant District Attorney Ilcnnud
went to tho npartmcut last night with
Detective Sergeant O'Connell and a
stenographer. Kor several hours they
questioned another young woman, who
said sho was Miss Dorothy Morgan, oth
erwise Ml is Dorothy Miller, of 203 West
Klfty-fourth street, formerly n chorus
girl In the "Zlogfcld Kolllcs." nnd a man
who sold he wns Morton A. l.oeb. A
real estato dealer, living at 47 West
167th street.
Mr. Loob and Miss Morgan were vis
itors In tho apartment of Mrs. Uihah
on Thursday evening when Mrs. Uilmh
and her guests became 111. They Htujed
and did what they could for their
friends, while two physicians were ad
ministering strychlno and trying to
bring tho two unconscious women out of
their stupor. Tho two witnesses said
that Mrs. I.iliali nnd Mrs. Hodge hnd
several "secret conferences" In one of
the rooms of the apartment on Thurs
day evening, but they said they did not
know of any drug being taken.
Headache Tablet Found.
In the npartnient yesterday the police
found a box of headache tablets, un
opened, and nnother box containing
tablets that hnd been prescribed for Mrs.
l.ahah by Dr. H. K. Oardncr. who has an
office In the same hulldlug nnd who with
Br, Mnlthow Heattle of 23S West Fifty
tlrst street worked over Mrs. I.ahnh and
Mrs. llodgc for many hours yesterday.
In a waste paper basket was a broken
glass, but nowhere was there any box
or other container that might have held
morlrplne.
A letter found In the. apartment Indi
cated that Mrs. luidge lived nt 103
Hngle street, Albany. The Chief of Po
lice of Albany reported last night that
PROMINENT MEN HERE
PROTEST ON GRAB BILL
Out lino to I.peislaturf! lnfalr
Items In the $58,552,1-78
Appropriation.
A non-partisan committee, backing up
tho city Administration's protest against
legislation unfriendly to tho city, Issued
yesterday a statement urging the Legts
lattire to reduce the appropriations
called for by the general appropriation
bill Just intioduct-d.
The statement bore tho names of
many prominent New Yorkers, Including
Alfred li. Marling, chairman of the ad
visory committee of Ileal Lstate Inter
ests; Isaac N. .elgman, William Ham
lin Child. K. 11. Outerbrldge. Ceorge
liordor. Battle. Cyrus C. Miller, l'cter J.
Ilradv of the Allied 1'rlntlng Trades
.......'li - Vnrb l.V.inW
..V'. " , ., :. " :
1- '' "I" """ '" "V
antcc and Trust Company; William Tel
lowtts Morgan, Jesn Itldor Straus,
Adolph Lewlkohu. llerben Outinlson,
.lacob C. Kllnck, Ldward l Blum of
Abraham v Straus, Laurence McOtllre.
jirvsldcnt of the New York Board of
Trndo of Ileal Kstate Brokers ; C. tl. M.
Thomas, president nt the Qu ens Cham
ber of Commeice, and others i.-onstltut-Ing
the Tax Itcdiirtlon Committee of
the City of New York.
It Is explained that the passage of tho
appropriation bill In Its present form
means tbo end of New York elt.'s hopes
for lower tuxes. The bill calls for a
total of $S.r.:,U.47(. as against IC3,
Ono.floO last year, which Included threo
Items, aggregating 4,u7t,12S. not In
cluded In Ibis y(ar's bill.
The cominlttio says that Instead of
granting a request for the repeal of thn
State aid law on the ground that .New
York city should not pay $1,400,000 n
.Mar for tho maintenance or local up
State roads, the Legislature has III
rltidid an appropriation of approxl
niatcly $?.00o,oo0 for tho maintenance
of these town road.
The legislature has appropriated
JTOS.OSD for maintenance of up-Stnto
normal schools and thus far has not
placed upon the State Its fair share of
the cost of normal schools lu New York
rltv. It ptoposes to appropriate $401,
Mo fur tho expenses nt the up-S'tate
I'ubllc Service Commission and so far
has not granted tin- city's request for
Justice In regard to Its own I'ubllu
Service Commission.
PALM SUNDAY
TOPICS IN MANY CHURCHES
ST I'Al'I.'i MIITHOUIST CIIL'Iti'll
West Ilnd elllia at i:iKht V-.lxli striet
Dr. ilnoitell will Klve al tu-moreiv ee
ntns's service the .eeiiiid in bis t-rle nf
ili.serlptl.e aildro.es nn f bakespeare,
".hakei.peur! and the Illble."
M'llOUI. (l'' Tim HL'II. IlllltS -ISO Went
tenly-elithth street The uddros at 4
n'clni k will be by a student uf tho school
on "The e'liiieh fur Oud,"
Mils. CllxPIN Hutel HlltllKire. will
speak at 11:1.'. Ill the mii'le room mi
"Watighlfr nf the Dawn and Hons (if the
Miirnliii.''"
Tllll HKV Hi;.S'ltV WAItltllN, Hotel
(".real Nnitherii. I,.uten service ut 4 ii'cluek.
In Hildltlon to Dies., public meetings Ulan)
ut n prlvnln chalueter lire held.
CAI.VAHV .M MTHODIHT Clll'ltCll Sev
eiilh avenue at li!Uh street I)r VWIIIam
II Mursau will jireaeli lu the illumine mi
"Isaiah's VMun nf (tud," and at the eve.
nltiK unrshlp nn "The ItlKlileuus Scarcely
HlHed"
ST AllNI-.S'S I'llAl'llI. -West Mnety
seiund street The llev. Dr. W. W. Ilel
linger Mill iireiic-b at the 11 and t u'clnck
r'.l.re oil"! the I'"" H "i II llnrrlll at
ciiitisriAN Hcir.M'i'S ciiriii'iins- -The
object nf the lesson sermon will be "Dee
trine nf Atonement," and the Ool, len Text
(I. Corinthians I, l , "Co. I I. faithful, by
whem e were called unto tlm fellowship
nf Ills S in, .lesus Chrlm. our I, ord "
MIJTIlofilMTAN TI'.MIM.r. Seventh
Avenue at I'lilirleelilh street .MilMleal ser
vlei. lii the . ii Itiir will be the cantata
"iHliMt lo Calvary," with a sermon on
"iillvoi and Victory" The Hev C c Mar
shall will preaih lu tho iiiuriiliiK on "(.'mi
fesslni; Christ
HT I'AI'l.'S CHAriCI-Cnluinbla I'nl
ver.liy. At Die riKUlar 4 o'clmk service
tlm Hev. Itlrhard Itnherts, D. D, uf l.on
ilnu will iiruich, Muni" by thn rhaiel
holr
COU.KOIATi: CHI'ltC'll OH" ST N'K'II
( il.AS-I'lfih uveniie at rorty-elehth
slli el 'I he Hev Malcolm James Mac
Leod, II, I), minister, will preach at II
A. M. and ft 1 M. Mvanltiff subject: "How
Can I He Sure?"
loijitrii I'ltusiiYTfiniAN ciiurtcii
14 HOUR COMA
he had questioned Mrs. Kdwnrd Mackay
of 103 Kagln streev. Tho latter said
that Mrs. Mabel Hodge camu to lodge
with her two weeks ago, representing
herself as being an embroiderer nnd tho
daughter of Thomas Murphy of Niagara
Falls.
Set St. O'Connell said that Dorothy
Morgan, or Miller, told him that her
parents lived nt 215 Chestnut street,
I'lilladelphln. A despatch to Till: 8i;.S'
from Philadelphia said that 215 Chest
nut street Is In the wholesale warehouse
district and that no relatives of Miss
Morgan, or Miller, could be found. Sho
also told Seigt. O'Connell and thn As
sistant District Attorney that Mts. l.n
huh had also been known nt one time its
Mrs. M. Lawrence, had been n music
teacher, hail a son 4 years old, and for
merly lived at tho Hotel Wood wnrd.
On Thursday evening, according to
Mr. Loob ami Miss Morgan-Miller, Mrs.
Kahnh and her gueet, Mrs. Hodge, be
came III after the party had enjojed a
few bottles of beer.
(to to Red After IlrlnklBB fleer.
The two women went to bed, anil Mr.
Loeb and Miss Morgan-Miller snt In the
dining room until about 3 o'clock yes
terday morning, when Dr. lleattle was
culled. Later Dr. lloattlo went away
and Dr. Morgan was Bummoned. Then
Dr. Ueattlo returned, und both physl
clans worked until 2 o'clock yesterdny
afternoon, when Mrs. Hodge died.
There will be an autopsy nt tho morgue
this morning.
Mrs. Lnhnh Is about 30 years old, in
wns Mrs. Hodge. Tho latter wore good
clothes, bought In Albany. She hnd
gray eyes and brown hair and a small
mole on each eyelid. In, Mr. Iahnh's
apartment of two rooms nnd kitchenette,
for which she hnd paid 121 a week
since April 1, was considerable Jew
elry. The npartment house at J45 West
fifty-first street houses several persons
who have received newspaper attention.
Among them arc Ethel Lorraine, tho
wife of Raymond Helmont : Roberta Men-
ges Corwln Hill, who Is suing her nctor
husband, Conwny Tcnrle, for divorce:
i:rfle Pope, tho young vaudeville actress
who married the aged Kdward B. AIsop.
and John Mason, the actor.
My order of Aslstant District Attorney
Ilennud Miss Morgan-Miller and Mr.
l.oeb wero locked In the West Forty
seventh street station enrly this morning
as material wltnisses. Mr. Rennud said
the mystery of the happenings In Mrs.
Iihah's apartment hnd not been cleared
up. Detectives said they had been told
that Mrs. Lahah nnd Mrs. Hodge had
taken "some kind of powder" on Thurs
day evening.
MAYOR IS HISSED
ON STATEN ISLAND
Opposi'rs of Proposed Garbage
Plant Denounce Mitehel
Ttnlo.
M ij'nr Mitehel nisi Street Cleaning
Commissioner 1'etherston were de.
nounced List night nt n meeting held In
the Oerman Club rooms nt Ptnplcton,
Staten Island, to protest against tho lo
cating of k garbage rendering plunt on
tho Island.
A thousand residents of Richmond at
tended the meeting, The Mayor's mime
was hissed several times and Commis
sioner 1'etherston. a resident of Slnten
Island, was declared to be disloyal to tin;
best Interests of .the borough. One
speaker sold that tho Mayor had not
luld Ilm truth when he. raid Barren
otid Interests were behind the protest.
Another accused tho Mil) or of having a
personal n neon for wishing the ptrbago
plant on Staten Island.
Two garbage cans were on the Tdat
form. At tbo close of tho meeting the
i halrman asked those present to om
tribute to n fund to fight the garbagol
plant plan. More tlmn $1,000 was con
tributed. It was said.
President of tho Board of IMucatlon
Whlcox, who lives In Blctimnnd nnd
has l en iiccin-ed of being so friendly
with Mayor Mitehel that he was afraid
to oppose thn garbage plant plan, said
that he was heartily In favor of the
movement tn prevent the plant being
located on Slnten Island. He raid that
his relations with tho Mayor had not
Inllueiiced him In any way, and that
the reason he h.nl not spoken against
the plan before was that he was too busy
Willi the affairs of his olllce.
Many Staten Islanders of prominence
were at tho meeting. Rnch speaker at
tacked the Mayor In one way or nnother.
The Mayor was ncciiscd of not acting In
good faith toward thn residents of tho
Island In urging that tho plant Ik built
theie.
Francis S, Loman, president of the
Wet New Brighton Board of Trade,
said the tlmo might come when Staten
Island would have to separate from the
greater city.
SERMON
West Hnd avenue nt Nlnety-llrst street.
will observe Palm fiunday by eelebnitlnir
.1... I..,r.l'.' ttiM.t.ar ..111, unritw.,, l.w tit..
luslor, Udcar Whltaktr Work, D I), at
it o'clock. In tlm evenlnir tho Itev. I. K.
r.rlck-uii will preach.
CHAIiRI, OK Till. INTI'ltl'I'SSION
Hru.idway at USIh nri.il. 11 A. M, and 4
I'. M , Dr. Hates, K V. M., tho Itev, l.atlu
(irt.w nlil,
HI'TOIHIS IMir.SHVTIlIttAN CIILMK'H
ltroadw'iiy at Seventy-ihlrd street. Dr,
ItllSHCtrs subject lt tho 11 o'clock service
will bet "Thou Shalt Not Kill"; al the
8 o'cloik service, "Crucified, Dead nnd
llurlid "
C()I,l,i:i)tATi: CIH'UCH -West Hnd ave
huh at Sovent) seventh street, .Minister,
the Hev Henry I'.vertsnii Cobb, I). I), will
preach tit II A. M At the afternoon ser
vice, CIO, tho chnlr will SIllK selections
from llnsslnl's "rttabat Malcr," with so
pr.iiio solo by Mhs Hliikle. Special ser
lee. will be held dlirlUK holy, week from
Mnuilay to I'rlilay Inclusive. Ilach ser
vice will beitln with a half hour organ
reiltul nt 4.30. At i Dr. (.'nbb will make
u bllef address.
caitK AiTiil'u rill.'l'.ril firnrr
Klhty-tth street. lireaehlnit by Dr.
Arthur .lainlonu at 11 A. M In the eve
ntual Charles Keelur, California iioet, will
reai an original imem at tho Sliakespearo
lerreiilrnary. Music by Chrlstl iau Krlen..
KIHST HKIt.MAN SIM It li I' A LIS f
f'lllMlCII 10 West Twent elBhth street
At S I'. M .1. I'. Sleekenrrller, "Muu nf
liinl Samuels," folluvveil by spiritual ddta
niistrHtlnns. KIHST IIAl'TIST CIIUItCH - llrujilvvay
at Seventy. ninth street, I'u.inr, I, M.
Ilaliletnan. D. I). II A, M., "The story of
iv rejected kins', a present Saviour, and a
iiitiiiiiir kliiK." s I1. ,M "Our laird Jisus
Christ Is soon I'OinliiK as klnir of the Jews
tn .leni-iil.iil tn set up Hie Ideal hiinuii
fiiiiernnient, It Is hlKh lime that llloulcal
otitlniUiii and foolish paclllsts avvokn in
the fact Hint the word uf God declares
nnd the nature of things proves there can
be nn permanent peace till he does cume."
Dr. Ilaldeman will praach avary Blibt
eitcept Saturday.
THE SUN, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1916.
SAYS JULIA PINGHUK
IS BARRED IN SCHOOL
Lawyer Goes With Jnmnion
Girl to Fm'o Tnstruetor
Who Accused Her.
OFFICIAL DENIES CHARGE
Although she was not In her classes,
yesterday, the Jamaica school authorities
deny there Is nn expulsion rule against
tho nttendnneo of Julia Plnchuk, the
elghteen-yenr-old girl who attempted
suicide by drinking n carbolic acid solu
Hon after being branded a thief by Dr.
Theodore C. Mltchlll, principal of tho
Jntnnlcn High School. She wns dis
charged on Thursday by Magistrate
Milter when tried In the Jamaica
police court on a charge of attoroptlng
to commit suicide.
Julia went to the school yesterdny
morning with her attorney, Benjamin
Marvin, nnd left the building after a
conference of nearly nil hour with the
principal. Mr. Marvin said that admit
tance was refused her and that the prin
cipal would not allow the girl to attend
classes under any clrcumstnuces.
Clarence H. Melcney, associate city
superintendent, who has charge of the
high schools, said yesterday:
"To tho best of my knowledge tho girl
cntne to school to-day nnd was ndmltted,
but did not go to her classes. She In not
expelled or barred, for no formal com
plaint hns been lo.lge.1 ngnlust her. I
understand that there will be one, how
ever. "Nothing enn be done, though, until
Charles W. Lyon, district superintend
ent, returns from Albany, when a hear
ing will take place. When Dr. Mltchlll
asked the girl's parents to come to the
school they never appeared and m
strange woman came. There was noth
ing that Dr. Mltchlll could do under
those circumstances but wait tho de
cision of Mr. Lyon.
"The only reason that I can ascribe
to Miss Plnchuk's not being In her
classes Is a natural embarrassment be.
cause she was charged with thefts and
because of her ordeal when arraigned In
court on a charge of attempted suicide.
"If admittance to school has been re
fused to her, this Is the first 1 knevf
of It. The whole matter must bo tuken
up according to the laws of the Hoard
of IMucatlon. and the girl cannot be sus
pended without a complaint. Her ex
pulsion would come only after n hearing
by Mr. Lyon."
Thn girl's case has aroused Jamaica.
Tho local school board of the l'orty
thlrd school district, which supervlsts
the Jamaica. High School, appointed Mrs.
Alfred l-no, a member of the local board,
to Investigate the matter.
Immediate action Is xpected by the
school authorities and tho charges will
probably be settled by thn end of the
Luster vacation, when will take place
tht- Regents examinations. In which the
girl Intends to pirtlclrate.
M s Plncliuk lives nt 1? .Mien urcei.
Jamaica, und Is a member of the class
that will be graduated In June, Jul..
WANT WATER BILL VETOED.
It.-sl rotate Interests Appcnl to
linirrtiiir to Mis -lt' nppl.
The Advlmry (Vvunell of Ileal Lstate
Interests has -ent to (iov. Whitman all
nplH-al against signing the bill which
will permit the municipal corporations of
Westchester county tn tnp New York
city's water supply without the consent
of New York city und tit obtain supplies
of water at the same price which con
sumers hero nrei compelled to pay.
"Taxp iyers In the city of New York."
fays the council, "are now confronted
with a very serious dilemma In that
either tho city must continue to add
without limit to Its water surply nt
great exens or adopt some method for
preventing waMe of water throughout
the community If In addition to this
situation up-State counties nru per
mitted to deprive the city of Its water
when we am now compelled to pump
witter from Ling- Island at heavy cost,
and In tinny In-dancci property owners
urn required to buy water at high rules
from private companies In tho outlying
boroughs, It will mean thnt our exsn
slve wuttr supply, now entailing a cost
of over $240,000,000, will be ued for thn
lifiieflt of'up-Stato counties rather than
for those who pay for It In New York
city"
The bill referred to, which was Intro
duced by A-iscmlilyiiian Coffey of Mount
Vernon, was passed by tln legislature
and vetoed by Mayor. Mitehel. It 1ms
now been repased by the legislature
and Is before the (!ocrnor for his sig
nature. llo Dies of Atito ininrics.
Alexiinder Klatrevltch, R years old.
HO llnvetneyer street, Wlllliirnshtirir, died
111 the Ureenpolnt llnsnllal lust nlcht
from Injuries suffered -when lie was
knocked down by nn automobile In
Koebllnir street, near North Seventh. The
boy ran Into the mud iniard. Me w;us
taken In the machine lo the hospital,
whero It was found, that ho hnd a frnc
turo of the skull and Interim Injuries.
QUMMERtrAMPS
K ftij- JboyiS- atria - jrfjrsJ
-6 vf kuul lL'-SjV W&raS-
I ' y4"",.',''
d ' -r-rr-.---' :- 4'' -'
L0SCLAKE.IIAMILT0NC0,, NFAV YORK
CAMP RIVERDALE
IN TIIH AIIIMIIMU4 K WII.III.IINKSS.
Canii rnr thirty Isiys troiii tun tn lirieen j iiars.
Trunk h. Ilatketl, Hlrei lor. Head. Master
of lllierdale t'ounlr ha lioul, Itlierdale-oii-lludsuit,
New 'tirk Cll.
Camp Yampa for loyt
tains, ,V II., ciilnprsei I J.". acres uf forest and
hlblelic Krniiiiili. ciiilppsl with new tents,
IinIitiss. buiiKalnws, cams,. ImmIs. etc Mnuii
lain ciimuina, siviuiniiiii aim kimsi iisiiiiu
are aiuuiiK Ilm itiaiiy spnrls. Srlcetis! coIIcko
ulliletes serve as councillors. A phKlclaii It
In attenit'inci. lllustralisl laaiklet. o. s,
WAI.YIOHTH. Malnurth liisiliiitn, Soil V.
"2d Hlreet. New urk,
('AMI WINAI'i: In III (ireeii Mis.
Klfty bois, nluo bulldliiKs, thirty tents,
h.fiiilirul laka 4n slirucu wouils. Hest-
dent plu sli Ian. iiialrun All land Hil I
.iii.r .noil., rim, .aucc. lllrvcr. cms
and furly medals as prUes. Send for
booklet. S. W. IIKHKV, 33 WKSiT ttlTII
NT., Nl'.W VOHK.
lw Vacanclea Are Avullahle In
Summer Club for Young Boys
In the InvlKorntliiR Northland (tint lbs
rnuah svlldsl, vvliera hoys '.irs kept busy,
hsppy ami wen, ii. inii,nr.., .noma
Ion ll School, .Morrl.toivn, N, ,1,
SUMMER CAMPS
This Directory appeara Saturdays, Siindas, Tuesilays and Thursday
Ailirrtlso jour camti undnr this column.
Itatex on rtspieat.
SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND CAMP BUREAU
I.-.0 .Naaaau HI., N. Y. City.
LEADER BROWN HAS
SENATE LOCKED UP
Adjournment Tnken Only Af
ter Absentees Apron to
Bo in Alliiiny To-day.
Ai.iiant. April 14. Volltlcs has nt laft
crept Into tho disposition of somo of the
legislation fathered by the Hrown com
lyllteo which Investigated New York
city finances, nnd as n result Senator
Ilrown's bill reconstructing the New
York city Department of llrtdges, pre
sided over by Commissioner V. J. H.
Krncko of Brooklyn, Into a new bureau
of plant construction, failed to pass to
day by two votes, receiving 24 nfllrma
lives to 10 votes against It.
The opposition to tho bill which renlly
resulted In Us defent came from the
Republican side of the chamber. Sena
tors Jiockwood, Lnwsoii and (lllrhrist,
three of tho four Brooklyn Republicans,
voting with the Democrats ngalnt It.
Commissioner Kracke Is lined up with
those Republicans In Kings county who
do not follow tho leadership of Jacob
Livingston nnd County Chnlrman Vnss.
Senator Brown wns so provoked at
the failure of tho bill to pnss that he
held tho Senate under n close call nil
day nnd only permitted an adjournment
until to-morrow morning when he was
nssured that enough Republicans would
return to Albany by that tlmo to make
ccrtnln the passage of tho bill.
The telephone nnd telegraph wires were
kept busy nil ndy by tho sergeant-nt-arms
In nn endeavor to locate absent
Senators, and he got word (mm Sena
tors Kmrrson, Million, Wilson and
f'corgc L. Thompson that they would be
here to-night.
Two other Brown committee bills met
n better fate Immediately afterward. By
a vote of :1C to i tlm Brown bill provid
ing for a referendum on tho neustlou of
whether tho city or Statfc should tlx snl
nrles of county olllces within New York
city was ta"'d after considerable dis
cussion. Those voting against the bill
were Carroll. Culten nnd Lawson of
Brooklyn: Batten of Long Island City
and Dunnlgnn'and Sullivan of Manhat
tan. There was objection from somo of th
Democratic Senators that the llxlng of
salaries by the city might place too much
power In a few city authorities, nnd
others declared such salary fixing was
not wanted by the districts they rcprt
setitcd. The Brown bill submitting to a refer
endum of tho voters of New York city
the same question as to the salaries of
all city or borough olllcers, exctpt ju
dicial or elective otllcers and of the mem
bets of the supervising or teaching staff
of the Department of Kduaitlon, went
thtough .with practically no objection.
The oto wns 41 to 1. Senator Lawson
btlng tho only member to oppose the
referendum measure.
GIRL HELD IN STORE FRAUD.
Accnse4 mt I'slna U'ldnnr'n nnie
ta 4el CS.ioiIm.
After the urrest of Miss Anna lt.ilness
In tho lobby of the HotW Knickerbocker
yesterdny on n ch:itRe of obtnlnlni;
soods under falso pretenco from a de
partment store, detectives said that she
confessed that the had been represent
In.' her.elf ns Mk At. K. COBClnSL A
widow llvini? at the Hotel Great North- I
crn, and that elie UiuRht and had
charficl to the nldoxV .icconnt Jewelry,
Kotttis and other thlnss valued at $1,-
The detectives said that at the time
she wore a bracelet and diamond tine,
rnstlnir Itnu. secured by pretending to
be Mrs. i?okkIiis. The two women be
came HOiu.ilnttd several Months nco.
when Mis. Cosclns beEati tnaklnr; pur-,
chases In n shop on r lftli nvenuo owned
by .Miss It.illiess'.s mother.
Three innnths .iro Mrs. Cociclns went
the (letii'tlvcs say. Miss U.ilness went
to the department store and made thn
purchase as .Mrs, ('iiKln.-,
Mr?, 4'orkIiih "lis siiriirlsed when she
returneil to her hotcT n few dajs auo
.nul found : tilll from tho dep.irtmint
store amounting to Jl,2ft0 She notified
the stoic und Mle Italiicsn T.tia ar
rested. GOOD WILL CONFERENCE.
Mnny I'lerB J men to Mrel In tinr-
lrn t'lly on April
Ioro than 100 n-iiresentntlvo clrrsv I
men and laymen from all part of the
country will meet in (liirden city, I,. I..1
In a three days conference on Tuesday.
April -T.. to form u national committee ,
of churches to cooperate with simitar ,
national committers In other countries i
to study tho problem of promotlm; In-
ternatlonal Kood will, This Is part of n
world campaign of churches of many
denominations now koIiir on In nine I
l.'uropcati countries nnd In tho I'nllcd I
States I
TIim entire tlmo of tho conference
I x-H 1 b, devoted to the dlsciisslou of what
the Church can do to further the eslab
llshment of Judicial methods as n means
of bctlllm; disputes between nations nnd
to promote Rood will Tho first session
will be nt S l M Tuesday, at the Oar
drn City lintel.
SUMMER SCHOOLS
(live your boy a vvoiiilerful vacatlnn In
the nilil-W. st with other buj t from all
parts of tho country Naval, Cavalry
ami IVnotkrafl School., the Naval
heboid belnn the lutfte.t boys' summer
sibniil In the I' s, Write for which
ever calaliip InKrests uu jnoet.
I'rtncipiil, ( niter, liul.
tun l.akr Martukueket)
AMP EAGLE POINT
A mountain lake camp for ulrlt.
At Sllnsiiii Ijikn, Hiiinuey, N II.
Sidille horsis free; water spurts,
nioiiiilalii Joiirues, I7.'i seasun,
.llllie '.".l-AUU 'll. V ,h.MI'...M'CI(
I'h D., Siv'y, sik Madison Ave.
CAMP WOMPOSSET
IIANTAM I.AKK, CONN.
The Ideal ininp for ounR hnvs, S to l;
veals iml Three hours from New YorK,
S( nd for booklet
HOIIinir TINHAI.K, .11 Hast :ut St.
Br.l.KIIOt'Sl WOTIC1W.
THE BRICK CHURCH
Fifth Avenun slid Thirty-seventh Street.
Mlnl IWllllim I'lersoii Merrill.
Sinister I irmnk i.allmer Junewny,
Dlt. MI-.ltlllLl. will preach at 11 o clock
nnd ,
Hlhls Hehool nt 5!ll A. XI. , .
Osnersl lllhle l)leuslon Cln t 10 o'rlnck.
I'rof. t-hnrles Tlimtddi" Terry. Leader.
THE BRICK CHURCH
Tlfth Avenue nnd Thirty-seventh Street.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
NOON SERVICE, 12:30-12:50
VIES PER ttCKVICK every nfternoon, except
Paturdsy, st r o'clock, with orgnn prelude
at 4.30 by Clarence Dickinson.
PREACHERS:
Monday Her. Howard C. Bobbins
Mls Rose tlrys.nl. Soloist.
Tuesday. ,,,Kev. .lohn Henry .lowett, I. .
Mr. I'hurles Harrison. Soloist
Wednesday. Hev. Henry fdoane t'oflln, l. I.
Ml- t..-t. f,Hili ftftwuns. HnlolM
Thursday.... Rev. Frank Ijtllmer .laneway
rjacramem or thn wro n nupiirr.
Miss lues Bnrhnur, olott
Friday.. Iter. Mllllam l'lrrson Merrill.".".
Mr. I'rmik Croxton, Soloist.
eburcb ;,f, incarnation
Mad. Ate. ant) 35th St.
Her. HOWARD C. KOHI1I.NH, Rector.
8 A. M., Holy Communion.
11 A.M., Morninf Prayer, Sermon, Rector.
4 P. M., E? tntoni, RUSSIAN MUSIC.
Organ and 'cello plijinf btfint at 3:45.
Addreta by the Rct. E. Ruuell Bourne.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fifth Ate. mid l lfly-llflli SI.
REV. J . H. JOWETT. D.D.. Pastor
Sen lets at II A. M. ond 4 30 l M
Dr. .lowett will preaeh at both srili es,
Offering for Uvntigellstie Tent Work In
Sr Vnfk
Men's Bible Clais at 10 A. M
The fnl,lu-l( mr leo In tits Chapel nn
Wednesday at lilt V. M, will be conducted
by Dr. Jowatt.
rvtcM t held In th following .
Christian Science Churches
Sundayi.1 1 A.NUndSF.M.Wjdnei.layj.ol'.M.
Weal Ohuroh. Otntrol Park Went 9th PL
Second Churoh, Central l'ark Wm AOSlh S
Third Church, J25th Ht. & llHdlaon A'.n.
fourth Church, rt. Washington Ave. . 171th.
irtfih Church, Atollin Concert HaJi. I W. I
With Chun, ltll Wastilncton Av.. Broax.
St. Chomas's Mircb .
FIFTH AVK. AND Ml) ST.
Hev. KIINRST M. HTIItLS, I). U.. Rector.
I A, M. Holy Communion.
:Jn Confirmation fervlee.
M Mornlnr Serrlci- and Sermon (Hector)
4. Inten ram at a. ".MCM.itc from the Crow
1 M Hour of Orsan Music
Dallr !ntni Services. 10: r, (Hectori.
Oood Friday, 10. i: to a lUeetorl, b V M
BAHAt MOVKMLNT. I
Itellctsn Itenewed In Terms of S'oelal t'nlty I
Sunday. April :3rd. i P, M.
MstlnE llouto of li e ."uilety for Klhleal
(.lliinre.
Kpsaltf ra: W. II. Itatutalt, Minn Kull Khnn,
Horace llnlley
pubjecf "Tin: i'oitri:s ok rr.Aci:."
Opi n Olsrusslon Slusti. N Cnlle Hon,
C4th M slid Central Park W
"IFiTtTi , km t: hai'ti rTl i lTm i i.
4 tn Writ Htll Street.
ttv Orcellus Wnclfliln, II. U. 1 .lni.,r
ltev, l: Herbert Dilttnn. I M,nl'"'
Dr. tmJfklo Mill prrneh al 11 nnd S.
Medina for Men (n'. s I". M
ttei. .1. r. I'ursim, I). I).. Trencher.
Sunday t-ehnol, ?:!; HlbH Clnse, 5 I"
rPNTRll I HK'HVTI Itl AN f llt ltdl, I
- iiMiii.on ,ie. nun a.in "-i.
Itei. Mlltnn .Merle. smllli. I), It., I'adur,
will nre.ieh lit 1 1 A M
4:.10 I'. M. Newell llulalll IIIIII-. I), II.
r-arijrct: ineiiniiiene. in i iirisimniij s
Triumph."
RUTGERS
i'iu.inTi.iuN 4 iii in n,
llnday nnd ?:(d 1.
Itcv. IIAMKI. ltrsKI,l , O II.. ...t.ir,
nlll prea. h nt 11 A M mi l I' M
Henlni: Sulile t
"4'nirllled, Head aud Hurled." 1
f.RAfK rill'ltril. Ilroadwnj nnd inih M.
Ilr. Mntlerj. He. tor, s, 11 llle-tnn.
I i lllslmp lirreri; s itt.slnri
Jlnly Wrl noonday sen lees dally, i::Mltector
ST.MATTIIKM'S Clll'ltCH.ia West S4lli M.
Hev. Arthur II. Juilce. Hcclnr
Services s, II nnd a.
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
TOIWG .MI'.N AMI HOTS.
!klr.:Altl'KNTi:il'S KCII4HII. fnr HOIS
SIO-J1J Wel laid Ave. Tel. Col. 4 t'i0
The tilth evr liettns October I. l.
Outdoor eirriiM 1 to 4 all nluter
I1IVINC. KCIIOOI. , 1- II. ltT
, ,1J W. Stth It. lol. 4R.UJ t,chujrler.
IJojr lorn i, to uO. All De;isrtinenti.
JSn homo sliirtv for tin), under 11.
ItAltNAHH. SCII4IOI, I'Oll IIOT.H.
I'leldstoo. West 24 Sd St. Hoys mar re
main all day. IncliidltiB Sat y, htmiy hour,
ier.nli Courts. A th. 1 b id. Kind tuOollnia.
lilt i:HII4l.-. COt.M IU SCHIMM..
14 ai-res. near Van Curtlsrdi I'k. at .a St.
Day A Hoarding Hoys. r. s. Hackctt Head
master. Iiillinale Icurhlmt by srholsrl) .Men
tli 4.IIU.S, AMI 4ll'.Nt. HIDICVj,
Till. ItAHNAItll M'HOOI, 1-4111 C.lltLS.
lv'lndecgsrteii tu 'ollee. Oraduatn. to
leading Colic"" .Ojiniiasiiini and Tcunij.
Catalicua -' oit Mslli Plns-l.
IIAHNAHD, SCHOOL IIP IIOl!.M:ilOI.
AIM'S. 2i0 W. 70th Ht. TrMiilna for lioina
makers. . ITressmaUlnx. deslnln, mllll.
aery. cmiMn.:. accnunti. Tel. yjiji) Sctiuy,
Horn sK.xr.s.
1 III; IIKOW .N S4 IIOJII. Ol' I i; I tlUINIi
S.TI it 7Mh Street,
onire 241 W. 7,'all SI, Tel. Col, ss'li.
Two years In one. Absolutely Individual,
ciiiicvi. nin iii: s 11001,
Central l'ark U'et and sluv.tblrd street
I'rom Kindergarten to Cnllee.
Athletic Field. Open Air Department.
tills. IHIO.CIOUI AI'ri.AHs IMH.X
A IvU.MIAl. HAIi;S tlN ICI.mi.r
A 111: school, cou.Loi: ami iuos
11 Lit LA I'. ,N. V. MU.N. .N . VIVX?
I.NSTIUIITIOX.
BtNl.NRKfl HCIlOOUk
NKW VOHK CITY, New York.
Ttn k TT W IHIoT-llJ We.l I.HhSt.
KK All ndlvidtiAlliistnicilim.ilay.evn-
ii'nic: Shorthand, Hnnkkccplnt.
Htenotytiy. Secretaryship Semi for frcu cai.ilm.
DAM'IS(I.
NEW Y4Kk"7'ITY, New York.
Ml'., (J. HKI'lirilN WILSON, M n Modern
Dances. Ui Jth Av., cor nth St., New Yoili
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
UNUSUAL HKN"..
en-paseii:tr lourlnK car. In flns con
dltloni must be seen to h aipreclatcd,
FIAT MOTOK SAI.KS CO..
ft'lh St, and llriuidwuy.
SIMl'I.KX,
Feven-ri'seniter toutliie car; nawly
ualnted; eleeani miehtinlcil eondltlun,
FIAT MOTOIl SAI.KS CO.,
5"lh SI, nnd llriiadnuy.
ACTOMOIIILII AMI MOTOR TltL'CK IN.
HTUUCTIUN,
BTFWART
AUTO
riiooi..
Riff, aith t.
Huoklet enplalna WHY
eur coursa Is II K.ST, lnaptot
our riant and It canvlnc4.
Ladlta' claaaa.
AUTOMOIHI.KS I IIK llllll;.
NKW TWIN. SIX I'ACKAltD (.'Alls
r Ull 1515 cars, by month or j tar; reason
.hit. Karp, U0 Broadway, Columbua 1132.
AMfSKMKNTS.
NHW YlHtK'S l.r.AIUNO THKATHKM ANIt Mtt'UKMMIjM.
EMPIRE &,l!MWVti i.
3 mmz
At' til HTtlM TIIOMAH' NKW WAIl I'l.AT.
f I YPPl!f ll'WAY.IVril HT.r.v.SflO.
1(11 ljl.'ll.Mnt,TO-lAV..Thiir.,i:,.,0.
TheHaartofWttona
(
OAIC I I Mts TO-IM YA Wed.2.20.
MRS. FISKE
IT'S AM. AllOl'T TUB I'KNN'.
NVLVANIA HI TCH IN TUP.
IM'.NNY LITTLK TOWN OK
HKIVIIAUTZ. I'A.
Erstwhile Susan
llMt.nnuiuiPTIIKA., li'wsy, 4:i si. k.t.
M, bUnAPl 0,a-,. Mal.T(Bl y& Weil.U.ao.
Mitzi in 'POM-POM'
"Sparkling effects, pretty nielodlns." tllolsi.
HIinCflM WLNT I4lh St. Km. st H.sn.
niiliaUH Mtis. TO I)Y Wed, 2-20
(st roinsntie jilae In jca"-! " L. World.
The Cinderella Man
A Ne Comedy by IMir.inl t'hllds Carpenter.
ACTUM ll'way. 4.1 St. I'.vs. sill) NIIAItl.
waiun .uis. to-iiay k wisi. 210.
UARRK West 42d St. livening, st Nils.
flAnnlS Mats TO-DAY fc Wnl.2:IA.
llh t'red Nllilii n. Illllr llnllldar."
RFPIIRLIR Wn,t 42,1 Krenlngs S:L'0.
I al . TO-1 A Y A e. 1 . 2 .20.
Fl TIMa-ir "'''.
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Mts.TQ'IIAVA Wed 2 l.l.
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