THE WASHINGTON TDIES TIl ES SATTEDAT S TiItD1Y OCTOBEIt 22 1910 3
RAIN BLIGHTS DAY DAYFOR I IFOR
FOR SCHOOL GAMES GAMESPlaygrounds GAMESPlaygrounds
Playgrounds Children Forc Forced Forced Forced ¬
ed to Stay Home When WhenContests WhenContests VhenContests
Contests Promise Joy JoySECOND JoySECOND JoySECOND
SECOND OF SERIAL SERIALEVENTS SERIALEVENTS SERIALEVENTS
EVENTS POSTPONED POSTPONEDSecretary POSTPONEDSecretary POSTPONEDSecretary
Secretary West lest in Charge of Pro Programs Programs Programs ¬
grams Has a Busy Time TimeWith Timelith TimeWith
With lith the Telephone TelephoneHundreds TelephoneHundred TelephoneHundreds
Hundreds of disappointed childrenpressed children childrenpressed chlkIronpressed
pressed their faces agflnst ut the windowpanes window windowpanes windowpanes
panes this ntOt morning in U the neighbor neighborhoods nel neighborhoods bbor bborhoods ¬
hoods of the Mt Pieaaat Roe ROHdale ROHdaleXew RosedaleNew daie daieginia
New York avenue GarftuI Park Virginia Ylr Ylrgina
ginia avenue and G GerJetown rgetown play playgrounds playrOund playgrounds ¬
grounds rOund There was woes among the thecolored thecolored thecolored
colored children who play at tho t e How Howard HowIud Howard ¬
ard grounda groundsFur groundaFor groundaFur
Fur It rained rainedAnd rainedAnd rainedAnd
> And in a single t night washed bed away awaythe awaythe awaythe
the joyful hope and expectations of ofall oCall ofall
all these children childrenDay ehlldrenDay childrenDay
Day For Contests ContestsToday ContestsToday ContestsToday
Today was wa to have been be b a great day dayfor dayfor dayfor
for the playground boys boT and girls Irls who whoafter whoafter ho hoafter
after a hard weeks week work at school schoolwere schoolwere ebo t twere
were ready for a days da7 outing Public Publicschool PubUeChool Publicschool
school and playground teachers had arranged ar arranged arranged ¬
ranged a big bl < < program of high jumps jumpsrunning jumpsrunning jumpsrunning
running matches and other athletic athleticevents athleticevents athleticevents
events The celebration was w to have havebeen havebfEn havebr
been br n the second in a a series of interschool inter interschool Inters
s school < hool contests Since last Saturdays Saturdaysouting SaturdaysoUlmg Saturdaysouting
outing when several thousand thou and children childrenenjoyed childrennjoed childrenenjoyed
enjoyed the day they hd thought and
talked of little else but todays great greatevent greatent greatevent
event eventEarly eventEarly < > ent entEarly
Early this morning the telephone at
Secretary nests ests office appeared to be besuddenly be1J besnUdenly
suddenly 1J dlnIY afflicted with St Vitus
dance It couldnt keep still And Andwhen Andwhen nd ndwhtn
when the receiver was lifted it was
Invariably a wistful little voice at the theoilier theother theother
other end of the line which blch said id
Please Mr West e t aint there any
chance for r r us to play today todayMust todayMust T TMust
Must Play At Home HomerAnd HomeAnd HomeAnd
And In hundreds of homes today
the mothers mot ers are saying its a good goodthing goodttfing Od OdthIng
thing rainy days dont come often oftenEspecially ottenEsp oftenEspecially
Especially Esp > claUy rainy days on which the thechildren thechl1dren thechildren
children expected sunshine Pots and andpans andpanOJ andpans
pans and the kitchen shelf ahel and the thepurlor thepnrlor theparlor
parlor floor are sticky with Uh randy randymaking candy
making tnakln The rocking horse and ra rag
doll no longer seem eem to know their theirplaces theirrJa theirplaces
places rJa s and have left the nursery for
the front porch And there is noise noiseon nolHon oise oiseon
on the stairway from the trudge of
little feet for every home had ha to be e
turned into playground
Because it rained rainedGAME rainedGAME rainedGAME
GAME PRESERVE BURNS BURNSMOXTICELLO BURNSMO BURNSMONTICELLO
MOXTICELLO MO TICELLO N Y Oct 22The 22 Th Thlarge The
large game preserve of Charles CharletChapin W WChapln WChapin
Chapin at Glen Spey S 7 Sullivan county countywas countywas Countywas
was set afire last night for the third
tlm time in In three years ears Deer and elks
rushed from the t preserves rerervea in great r
droves and many of of them fell In is the
flames
TWENTYYEAR SENTENCE SENTENCEIS
IS GIVEN CHICKEN THIEFThe THIEF THIErThe
The Old Fox Draws Long Term From Upper Marlboro MarlboroCourt MarlboroCourt MarlboroCourt
Court While Companion Gets Off With Twelve TwelveMonths TwelveMonths TwelveMonths
Months for Robbing Roosts
UPPER MARLBORO Md Oct Oct22A 22 22A 22Aterm A Aterm
term of from sixteen years e rs to twenty twentyyears twentyyears twentyyears
years In a a penitentiary may be tho re reward reward ¬
ward ar for the time honored Jtonor practice of ofchicken ofehlcken ofchicken
chicken thieving in Maryland MarylandThat MarylandThat
That That chickens are extremely precious preciousto
to the Maryland heart and that any anvmachinations an anmachinations anymachinations
machinations directed toward the grand grandold graodold grafdold
old commonwealths fowls is regarded regardedIn
In the same class with Ith manslaughter manslaughterand
and arson was made apparent ap r nt whenJudge whenJudge when VheinJudge
Judge Beall sentenced two chicken chickenthieves chickenthhWe8 cMokenthieves
thieves for one and twenty years e rs re respectively respecCvel reapectvely ¬
spectively specCvelJames apectvelyJames spectivelyJames
James Green will spend twenty years yearson yatrson 60rs 60rson
on stone roads and behind bars wh whlJ8 whlJ8FIRES whrreFIRES > jre jreService
FIRES COST LIVES LIVESOF LIVESOF
OF FORESTRY MEN MENService MENService
Service Repotrs Seventysix SeventysixEmployes SeventysixEmployes SeventysixEmployes
Employes Lost in An Angust AnI Angust And I
gust gustSeventysix d ust Blazes BlazesSeventysix BlazesSeventslx
Seventysix Seventslx employes of the Forestry ForestryService FortrySerylce ForestryService
Service lost their lives in fighting the thegreat theKreat thegreat
great tires of August AuutIn i iIn fIn
In an announcement made this morn morning morning morning ¬
ing by the Forestry Fore try Service the total totalnumbcr totalnumr totalnumber
number numr was wa placed at sixtynine but in information information ¬
formation received later caused these thesefigures the thesefigures e eftgures
figures to be changed and the total totalraised tetalrai totalraised
raised rai ed to seventysix seventysixOf
Of the t number thirtyfive are unWen unWentlfled unhlentlfted unidentifled
tlfled thirtysix are identified four are areunknown areunknown areunknown
unknown and one to missing ml 8lng The orig original or or1na1 origteal ¬
teal estimate gave twentythree t fttYth identi identified klentled Identlfled ¬
fled ed and ten tenunknO unknown vn All of the light lighters fthters lighters ¬
ers who lost their lives were temporary temporaryemployes temporaryemployes temporaryemployes
employes of the service serviceWhite 1terYieeVhlle serviceTile
White thirtyfive of the victims v Um are areunidentified areunldentiftecl areunidentified
unidentified their th < fr bodies are known to tobe totho tobe
be those tho e of certain employes as a tits syster BYster titster
ter of numbering num rlnJ was employed which whichcstHhIMies whichc whichestablishes
establishes c tAhll this fact act in the absence ab8 C4a of ofidentification oCkk ofIdentflcatlon
identification IdentflcatlonAccording identificationAccording kk > ntftcatlon ntftcatlonI
I According tnrdlna to the announcement made madethe madet madethe
the t victims IUm were w re necessarily JMOCe Sarily interred interredtemporarily Interr8f1temporarih interredtemporarily
temporarily where here they were welf found It Itic ItDla Itpl
ic < < planned Dla pl zned n bv the service to bury all of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the unclaimed unclaJm < d bodies within indomires indomiresof IneIO Urea Ureaof
of the national natl > > 1 forests forestsMembers toretJt8Iemheril forests7de
Members 7de + nhere of the service have started starteda
a a subscription fund to defray the burial bwia1exfenses burialexpensed burialexpenses
expenses of the unclaimed victim and andmark a aman am ammark
mark th thr ir graves ravea with ith appropriate appropriatememorials a appropriatememorials PfHOPrttememorials
memorials memorialsDICKINSON memorialsI memorialsDICKINSON
DICKINSON IN PARIS PARISPARIS PARISI
I
I PARIS Oct 2 Secretary of War WarJames Wart WarJames
t James M L Dickinson Dlekln on Is In Paris to today today today ¬
day He was dined by Robert Bacon Baconthe Baconthe Baconthe
the American ambassador last night nightthe nightthe nightthe
the affair being attended by b many manyresident manyo manyresident
o resident ldent Americans
chicken dinners dill n ors will feQ Infroquent infrequentArthur InfroquentArthur infroquentArthur
I Arthur Carpenter escaped e ea with 1th the thecomparatively theI thecomparatively
comparatively light term of sixteen sixteenyears sixteeno sixteenyears
I years yearsThe yearsThe o rs rsThe
The pair were members l 4tI bers of a gang gangwho gangwho
I who had been robbing Prince George GeorgeCounty Oeo GeorgeCounty e eCount
County Count coops at the expense of many manya
a Sunday Sunda chicken dinner Greens Greensfame GreensI
I fame pobably brought him the heavier heaviersentene heaviersentel1 heaviersenten
sentel1 sentene e for his work was so > > 0 dex dextrous dextrous dextrous ¬
trous as to win for him the title of ofThe orThe ofThe
The Old Fox Both men are colorod col colored colorod ¬
orod and Green is nearly sixty years yearsold yearsBocause yearsold
old oldBecause Because he revealed reve lod the secrets of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the gang and promised to help track trackdown trackdown trackdown
down other members m mbers Robert Johnson Johnsonalso John Johnsonalso on onalso
also colored was lot off with sentence sentencesuspended fgentenoesuspended ntence ntencesu
su suspended pended for two years yearsRoosevelt yearsRECALL ears earsRECALL
RECALL HAMPSHIRE HAMPSHIREUBY HAMPSHIRECBY
UBY GEORGE HE DOES DOESRoosevelt DOESRoosevelt
Roosevelt Remembers the theStates theStates theStates
States Work for Him HimBooms HimBooms HimBooms
Booms Bass BassCONCORD BassCONCORD BassCONCORD
CONCORD N H Oct 22 neolonel neolonelTheodore Colonel ColonelTheodero ColonelTheodore
Theodore Roosevelt was given an It enthurlastic en enthusiastic entbu ¬
thusiastic tbu lutle greeting by New England EnglandRepublicans JftKlDdJtepubllcaD8 EnglandRepublicans
Republicans today He spoke to a alarge aIr alarge
large Ir e crowd from the steps of the theState theState theState
State house at noon in his a8 campaign caJIqIIcnfor campaignfor campaignfor
for Robert P Bass progressive Repub Republican Republican Republican ¬
lican candidate for governor governorBastt governorBtuI governorBarg
Bastt BtuI met the colonel at Boston and andis andI andis
is I accompanying A pAJlYID < < him on his ht trip trtpthroughout U1pthrouKhout tripthroughout
throughout the day Baas n is t having a ahard ahard
1 hard campaign cJn n of it and he has sorely sorelyneeded sorel7neMecl sorelyneeded
needed the aM of Colonel Roosevelt in inNew InNew inNew
New Hampshire HampshireRepublicans Hamp HampshireI hlre hlreI
Republicans gave the former Presi PreriI President Fr FrI ¬
I
I dent a rousing rou to < < welcome welo me at each stop stopmade stopmade atopmade
made by b the train on the t way to Con Concord Concoctt Concord ¬
cord At Lowell Mass X Mr Rooseveltresponding Roosevelt Rooseveltresponding ROWMWeltretlponcUng
responding to the cheers of 3W at th thdepot the thedepot thedepot
depot went to the rear platform and andspoke aDdspoke andspoke
spoke briefly of good citizenship cittcenshipG eltisenabJpGnv citizenshipGee
G Gee v Henry H nry B Quinby Qlln of New N w Hamp Hampshire HampshirE Rampshire ¬
shire who presented IT nted the resolution re olutton in inthe Inthe inthe
the Manchester convention or UB2 1soz indrawe in inUi
Ui drawe 1 < rsm m Roosevelt for the Presidency neY In m1M In1t04
1M bo boAni boarded ntd th the train at Nastiua NastiuaI tiahuaDo
I Do Do you recall that New N w Hampshire Hampshirew
w wq war then the first State to indorse lnfl InOAr rse e you youTMr youPree OU OUrJ61tdfncy
TMr rJ61tdfncy Pree M d ncr in 1M 1 asked the thejroMnor thenprnor thernernor
jroMnor nprnor as he shook the colonels colonelshand colo coloband colonelsband
band
eorgc eor c I do said Roosevelt Rooseveltirnor Rooeeveltrnor Rooseveltr
irnor r nor Qulnbv told Roosevelt R velt that thati thathr
i h hr felt f lt sure ure tle tI State e would xo Reoub Reoublican Re Revubli ub ubHean
lican li an In hs speech ech the colonel warm warmly warmly warmly
ly supported the New Nf Hampshire Hampsh plat platfo platt
fo f with its plank ank for tariff tan < < revision revi revision reonsion ¬
sion
our platform 11atto 1 embodies em the prind prindpies prlnclI princiDies
I pies DI4 > S which hlet are ri rlCht ht to fight ft < < ht for it we wewould wewoukl wewould
would conduct aright the affairs dal of the theI thenaUon
I I nation and State
COUNT EXPLAINS EXPLAINSSCRATCHES EXPLAINSSCRATCHESON
SCRATCHES SCRATCHESON ON FACE FAGESays FACESays
Says They Have No Connec Connection Connection Connection ¬
tion With His Wifes WifesFall WifesFall WifesFall
Fall Down Stairs StairsCHICAGO StairsCHICAGO StairsCHICAGO
CHICAGO Oct 22 22The The Countess de
Beaufort formerly Irma Kllgallen KlI all8ft is isIn t tIn isin
In St Lukes Luke Hospital with a fractured fracturedwrist fracturedwrist fracturedwrist
wrist and leg and serious contused contusedwounds contusedwound contusedwounds
wounds of the body bodyThe bodyThe bodyThe
The Kllgallen family tamU at first refused rusect to tomake tomake I Imake
make any statement as to the manner mannerIn mannerin
In which the young oung woman received her herinjuries herInjurle herinjuries I
injuries Count de Beaufort was In the thehouse thehouse I Ihouse
house with MR bride when the injuries injurieswere injur1ewere Injurieswere
were sustained swttal ed One story is I that she shestumbled abestumbled shestumbled
stumbled over a rug ru at the head of the thestairway thestairway thestairway
stairway and plunged ovor the banister banisterto
to the thetloor floor below belowThe belowThe belowThe
The count called eallE > Cl upon his wife In the thehospital thehospital thehospital
hospital He says she he was reaching up upto upto upto
to catch him by the hand wnen she lest
her balance and fell over the stair rail
Dr McMartin the countess1 physician physiciansays phYslcIansays physiciansays
says she be will recover recoverCount recoverCount
Count de Beaufort was tLS asked to t o ex explain explain x xplain ¬
plain several wounds on his face I Ireceived Ireceived Ireceived
received them said he soon after the thecountess thecounteee thecountess
countess was injured An impudent ne negro n ngro nrgre ¬
gro came to the door and we had a amixup a amixup amixup
mixup He scratched me as you OU can cansee eansee
see see
seeThere There to nothing In the gossip go gossip lp that thatthe thatthe
the count and countess quarreled quar said
X H Kllgallen KJlplI n father of the countess countessThey countessThey
They Th are just t as much In love with witheach witheAeb witheach
each other as the day they were mar married married ¬
ried ried riedI
riedIs
Is 1 there any truth In the story thatthe that thatthe
the count is jealous jealousNo jealousNo 7 7No
No Why should he be She is quite quiteas quiteAliI quitear
as affectionate as ever and all these thesestories the thesetorso e ene
stories ne about estrangement and lid separa separation separation separation ¬
tion are devoid of truth truthThe truthTbe truthThe
The counts explanation exptana on of the deep deepscratches deepcratcberr deepacratches
scratches on his face was not convinc ¬
ing hug The me countess 1 is wounded more moreseriously moreseriously
seriously than at first reported reportedMy reportddMy I
My daughter dau hter fell over the balustrade balustradeaccidentally balustradeaccldentaUy balustradeaccidentally
accidentally continued the father fatherThere fatherThere
There is no mystery about it t though thoughat
at first we refused to say how sh she e was wasinjured waainjured
injured injuredHUGHES injuredHUGHES
HUGHES SEES TAFT TAFTAS TAFTAS TAFTAS i
AS SUPREME JUSTICE JUSTICEFirst JUSTICEFirst JUSTICEFirst
First Visit to White House in New NewCapacity NewCapacity NewCapacity
Capacity One of Courtesy Courtesyand Courtesyand i iand
and Is Brief BriefAssociate BriefAssociate I Ioclate
Associate oclate Justice Hughes Hn < < be8 of the Su Sujpreme Supreme
jpreme preJDe Court paid his first official officialvisit of1ldalvtstt officialvisit
visit to the White House thi this raorn raornJtijc momI momIm meniing
Jtijc m ing He remained naJnd but a few r minute minuteThe minutesThe I IThe
The former governor of New Nt > W York Yorksaid Yorksaid I Isaid
said his call was purely one of courtesy courtesyEvidently courteayEvidentl7 courtesyEvidently
Evidently the associate justice told the thePresident thePruddent thePresident
President a new joke e for the hearty heartylaugh laeartylauch heart hearth
laugh h of the Executive was heard out t in inthe Inthe to tothe
the e corridor just before tore Justice Hughes Hughestook HUCb611took Hughestook
took bIB depature depatureHALL depatureHALL depatureHALL
HALL FULL OF LIQUOR LIQUORBIRMINGHAM LIQUORBIR1ONGHAX LIQUORBIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM Ala Oct 22 21lore 22Morethan 21lorethan More Morethan
than 600 gallons of whisky wblek beer and andI
j champagne are arstored stored in the base ba basement e ement
I I ment of 0 the city hall as the result resultof fuultt resultof
t of blindtiger bllndU < < er raids made during duz1 g the theweek theweek
I week by the police department The Theofficers Theotftcers Theofflcers
officers st state te that this is but a be beginning bI bII beginning
ginning s asd id that they are goln going todo to ioj todo
j I do all within their power to enforce enforcethe enforeetb enforce enforcethe
the tb prohibition law la
MISSIONARY BISHOP BISHOPHONORED BISHOPHONOREDBYMIKADO
HONORED HONOREDBYMIKADO HONOREDBYMIKADOReturns BY MIKADO
Returns eturns After Af er Twenty Yearsin Years Yearsin Yearsin
in Orient to Confer With WithChurchmen WithChurchmen WithChurchmen
Churchmen ChurchmenBishop ChurchmenBishop
Bishop JL C Harris of Japan and andKerea anllKena andKorea
Korea a wellknown Methodist Bpis Bpisoeapl Eplscoapt Episooapl
oeapl missionary who hag ha been deco decorated deoorated decorated ¬
rated twice by the Mikado for his hisservice hisaervlee hisservice
service to the Japanese JaJNlne e at home and andabroad andabroad
abroad arrived here this morning to tolook toout tolook
look out for the interest of the Japa Japanese JapaI JapaInose ¬
nese missions Hevwas called to tills tillscountry this thiscountry thiscountry
country by Ms hi church for a confer conference conference conference ¬
ence with the foreign missionary com committee committee committee ¬
mittee He attended the recent con conference oonerence conference ¬
ference erence at Edinburgh Scotland ScotlandBishop ScotlandBishop ScotlandBishop
Bishop Harris who is the guest of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his sister Mrs Emily Harris McIntosh Mclntoehof
of 150 A street northeast visited the theJapanese theJa1ne theJapanese
Japanese Ja1ne legation this morning and andwas andwas andwas
was cordially received The attaches attachesare attachesare attachesare
are familiar with lth his missionary mIHlonat work workand workand workand
and ottter services he has performed performedamong performedamong performedamong
among their people in Japan and Korea KoreaThe KoreaThe KoreaThe
The bishop will not return to Japan Japanfor Japanfor Jat8nfor
for several months He spent sp nt about abouttwenty abouttwenty abouttwenty
twenty years In Japan and Korea in incompany tnCOInpny Incompany
company with his wife ICe who died there thereabout thereabout thereabout
about a year ago Hit wife before her hermarriage hermarrJaae hermarriage
marriage was Miss MI a Flora L Best Bestleadville of ofMeadville ofMeadvi
Meadvi Meadville le Pa They were married thir thirtyseven thIrtYMYel thirtyseven ¬
tyseven years ago a tomorrow and spent spenttheir apen apentheir spenttheir
their honeymoon doing missionary mis lonary work workamong workamong workamong
among the Japs Ja The couple oul le labored laboredthere laboredthere laboredthere
there for thirteen consecutive years yearsAfter yearsAfter ears earsA
After A Iter several > > years work among th thsame UN thesame UName
same race on the Pacific Pacl c coast they the re returned returned returned ¬
turned to Japan and spent about six sixmore Mxmore sixmore
more years there thereTomorrow thereTomorrow thereTomorrow
Tomorrow morning Bishop Harris Harrisdtet Harris11I Harriswill
will 11I preach at Dou Douglas AIJ Memorial Xetho Xethodiet Methodiet
diet Episcopal Church and In the even evening eenlng evenlug ¬
lug at Trinity Trinity Church The following followingSunday tollo followingSunday ln lnSUDday
Sunday he will preached in Boston
SEES BALL GAME GAMEAND GAMEAND I I II IAND
AND HANGS HIMSELF HIMSELFPHILADELPHIA HIMSELFPHILADELPHIA I
PHILADELPHIA Oct S Investigation Inesth Inesthtion Investiga Investigation ¬
tion of the death of fifteenyearold fifteenyearoldPrank ftCteenyearoldlraak fifteenyearoldFrank
Prank Ayres yres points to the belief that
be committed suicide because his hisparents blat hisparents
parents punished him for giving Jlvln < < up his hieposition htlipoIIttlon hisposition
position In a department store tore In order ordert orderIC
t IC attend att Dd the AthleticsCubs baeehaM baeehaMgam b basebarigame eINllI eINllIgame
game game on Monday MondayThe MondayThe onday ondayThe
The lad was found hanging to a hakis hakistrade balustrade 5
trade t at his ht home a bed sheet having havingbeen hanni hannibeen havingbeen
been used for a noose nooseRESISTS nooseRESISTS
RESISTS SUBPOENA SUBPOENALAWYER SUBPOENALAWYER
LAWYER SUSPENDED SUSPENDEDNEW
NEW YORK Oct 22 San Sanford ford L LRobinson L LRobinson
Robinson hag ha been suspended from the thebar
bar for one year by order of the appellets ap appellete apPflIete
pellets division of the supreme court He Hewan Hew Hewas I
wan w the attorney for Arthur P Hetnze Hetnzebrother Helaz8brother Heinebrother
brother of F Augustus Heinze and was wascharged wa
charged in the United State Circuit CircuitCourt CircuitCourt I
Court with resisting reasI tIq and opposing a aUnited a1 aUnited
United States roahsbal In attempting to toI toserve I IHrV8
I serve a subpoena He was sentenced sentencedto i
to pay a fine of JSW It in addition to being beingsuspended beADSllU8PeDded beingsurpeMed
suspended surpeMedQUARANTINE suspendedQUARANTINE
QUARANTINE ON DOGS DOGSHARJUSBURG DOGSHARRIBL DOGSHARRIBLRG
HARJUSBURG HARRIBL G Pa Oct 22 22The 22TheState The TheState TheState
State Live Stock Sanitary Board has hasordered auo hasordered
ordered o ed a quarantine for seventyfive seventyfivedays seventyftedaY5 seventylivedays
days on all dog dogs In Media Ye ta The action actionIs actIonI
I Is because of rabies e8
GAFFNEY EMPLOYS EMPLOYSSHORT EMPLOYSSHORT
SHORT SHAAP WORD WORD11urphy WORDMurphy
Murphy Associate Denies DeniesConnection DeniesConn DeniesConnection
Connection Conn ction With Race Racetrack Racetrack Racetrack ¬
track Legislation LegislationNEW f fNEW
NEW YORK Oct 22Janice ± James 35 35Gaffney EGaaney 25Gaffney
Gaffney business buslne associate u odate of Charles CharlesF CltarleF
F Murphy of Tammany Hall wac wacsubjected wacsubjected wassubjected
subjected to a short but sharp ex oxamination examination examInation ¬
amination today before the executive executivecommittee exeeuttYe exeeuttYecommltteo executivecommittee
committee now IDVe iavestigetng iBveatifj UK iiag g charges chargesof e arses arsesor
of a J690W 5 bribe fund tUD to throttle throttleracing tbrotUeracing throttleracing
racing bills at Albany in 1948 1948Gaftney UsGaffney 1S S SGaffney
Gaffney appeared voluntary before the thecommittee thecommittee thecommittee
committee and asserted a erted that if former formerState formerState formerState
State Senator Frank J J Gardner of ofBroqklyn orBroQk1D ofBroqklyn
Broqklyn had told Assistant AMi ULat District DistrictAttorney DletrlctAttorney DistrictAttorney
Attorney Elder that he Gaffney had hadhandled 11Mhandlfld hadhanded
handled 125000 of the fund Gardner was wasa wasliar wasg
g a liar liarI liarI
I never had anything to do with race racetrack racetrack racetrack ¬
track legislation leKl lation said Gaffney Gattne He ad admitted wmUted admitted ¬
mitted however that he was in Albany Albanyfor AJbaft AJbafttor Albanyfor
for one day while the antirace track trackbill trackbUl trackbill
bill was before the legislature legl lture The Thehearing Thehearing Thehearing
hearing was then adjourned until after afterelection attereJectIon afterelection
election electionNEW eJectIonNEW electionNEW
NEW YORK BANKS BANKS1SPLENDID BANKSSPLENDID BANKSSPLENDID
SPLENDID SHOWING SHOWINGDecrease SHOWINGDecrease SHOWINGDecrease
Decrease in Loans of Twentyone TwentyoneMillions TwentyoneMillions TwentyoneMillions
Millions and Increase in ini inReserves inReserves
i Reserves ReservesI ReservesYORK ReservesNom
I NEW YORK Oct 21 2Tbe The weekly bank bankstatement bkstateMent bankstatement
statement shows the feTewtog changes changesReserve ctaagfllResene changesReserve
Reserve on aH deposits depo lts in increase iRcrease iacrease ¬
crease creaseReserve RTrt RTrtReserve ii iiRe
Re Reserve erve on deposits other thanU than thanU tKAU
U S Increase Incre e eIon U8MQB U8MQBLoans 11liPGLoans
Loans decrease 29MEStB 29MEStBSpecie 21 ffiftfu102lIi15A6
Specie S Ie decrease decre8eLesal decreaseLegal 2J4V 2J4VLegal
Legal tender decrease decreasecpo 4tm 4lD10000 4lD100003p3i10i M MDeposits
Deposits cpo l decrease decreaseCirculation 3MS71M 3MS71MCirculation 5e1MClrcu1tlon
Circulation Increase t8Mt41 flf1614iG1Total MK t8Mt41Total f fTotal
Total loans 12321M1M 12321M1MThe 1UIHlThe i1121O 1H 1HThe
The surplus of tare th > e banks is S1134 S113442S Ul
42S against agaln t S17e6112S last year and and351926i aD aDUilU
UilU 351926i two years ears ago
FRANCIS OF TECKDIES TECKDIES TECK TECKDIES
DIES OF PLEURISY PLEURISYKing
King and Queen of England Englandin
in AllNight Vigil at His HisBedside HisBedside HisBedside
Bedside BedsideLOXDOK BedsideLONDOIC BedsideLONDON
LONDON Oct 22 ttPrtaee Prtoee Praaete of ofTeck orTeck ofTeak
Teck brother rot of Queen Mary of Eng England EDgIM Ragland ¬
land died today Kina King George and andQueen andQeea andQueen
Queen Mary were we with the sick lck man mannearly manDearl7 mannearly
nearly all 11 night and an < < left at 8M 8 after afterthey afterthe1 afterthey
they W were re completely exhausted by bytheir bytltelr bytheir
their lone vigJL vigJLKins w1gUKIDg lgtl lgtlKing
King George and the t e Queen canceled canceledtheir caaeeledtheir canceledtheir
their proposed visit vt t to Woodsiortoa in laWorcestershire inWorcester inWorcestershire
Worcestershire Worcester hre where they were to tovisit tovialt tovisit
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the bedside De kI6 urging the physfefeas to totake totake totake
take extreme extre me measures as ares ea to save 8 the thesick tb tbalck thesick
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The King and aDC Queen had retired to tosnatch to8Dteb tosnateir
snatch a few hours sleep when they theywere theywere theywere
were hurriedly hurr ly summoned bacK and andwere andAere andwere
were at the bedside becI We when the prince princedied princedied princedied
died at 11 oclock Duchess of Teck Teckand TeckaJICI Teckand
and Prince and JMI PriaCesti Princes Alexandra of ofTeck orTeck ofTack
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The Duke of Teck to seriously y ill illand UIand illand
and hi his friends are alarmedNATIONS alarmed alarmedNATIONS aJar aJarNATIONS
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ROME Oct 21 3Word Word was receivedhere received receivedhere recenlhere
here today from Paris Par1 that the Inter International IntoeraatIo Interatiojal ¬
national aatIo al Bureau Bur u of Public Hygiene ha harecoauenhd < T Trecommended lrecomu
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