10 4 THE SUN. SUNDAY, MARCH 211, 1916.

$500,000 LEFT FOR Workers fail to accept NO DROP IN GOAL GARY IDEA STUDY IN ASSETS OF $564,632,CALL

Batik

FOR

to 5 end

ANOLO-FEENO- H

till Per Cent, of

CASH.

- of

pectedneighborhood

tho amount

that thoof

remaining

callllti.Ooo.cou,

will bring

In n,r ,,-'"- ',

in

torlcs.SILK FACTORY GIFT OFFER cud Deposit In Loan. Of the first und ,major ilcr..WOMEN IN STORES! PRICES THIS APRIL ROCKEFELLER PLAN SAYS HAMMERSTEIN Tlio Anglo-Frenc- h Loan Commission loan 100 pur cent )ms bun called. Uii '

Issued u call yesterday for 30 per cetit. the last cull on the first ibpi, tof the second deposit of the proceeds of made there was Issued ut tho m, '

No Move Made by Unions to Take Over the Henry the Atiglo-Ftenc- h loan mailt' on Decem-ber

a call for 40 p.r cent u n,,, ,

C. H. N'elmter, Onco of .Mm.v CoiiHUinors Won't Get Usuul Education Bonnl Will Make Impresario Submits Sched-

ulesthroughout

II vvlllithe

approximate!)United Htatcs.

l.lt'OIt

bankIs ex to

deposit.the National

The presentCity

cull!u!

H

uxfor

Apt,tuv-n-

Doherty Plant and Pay 8 Per Cent. New& Co.. Vrovfilus Apurl-mi'iil- s Benefit KeeHUso of Wago Tn vest Ration of New S'n-tci- n Supplementing Peti-

tionfor Worker."". Challenge Is Issued. Dispute. for Schools. in Bankruptcy.

I,ATM!"uS' J Mutuh 2S. No nvW ..I.N .Ml IMmriTI I I .I.IM.;l ,,., ,,ecn ma(le bj. ,lo s,k wwhM,lo Haiti Accepting tlie offer of Henry L.

W'oimti Murk.: in Muresr r ith-i r In tlie will of the Intel

Ch.iiU'H I Ivi I 11m Wi'tmli r. who wiic for j

in.Ui' c.ir lii'inl uf It. II. Miiey ft t'O.!

ll.i left .M.ili.iinij tor the erection of tinnpiirtin lit Iiuijm. to be occupied solely j

I

by iiniii.iri'l.il women uorklni? In ?tor?. j

with th" IiIi-i- i of iiuikluK H eui..v 'mid In- -I

exi'cfiet' e fui thrill to oht.illl t lie coin-f-

If nf lifeMl NiliftT, who lived l the ' I Iflfl i

Nctlirrlulid. ili.-.- l lit tm- - Jihiiis lltipkln !

llo..tlt.il in Malt truoi on M.ueli li ,hi'1 "'" to-d- ay

.11 eralli.ti. " I'li'lnes In Rood."

biihlnrsji in Illh will. Med fur pin- - . ir, nmmui two nrotnwraliiite ye-'- i iIIkhimI mi of the f.ictory, Initiated to-d- thatmore timii IS.miu.i'ni'. him winner,JotH.ili I.. i lifter, rrielved or III

pcrrnii.il ilfcilii iiimI two-thlnl- 8 ot theienldtl.i' ertute. Sl. cousIIik not .5.000

.Mi K.ive to Id Mrvmit.Thomas ll.ekley, iSi.oOO, and to hiseoaclmian. I'miik l'lilkner. IIU.VUU, Hnleft lk.,"0' to tlio cti.iilt)' of Wh.itCheer M.iimnli' LodRe .it I'rov Idence.K. I.

i.'iplnlii lleiioekt for Wiirnrn,In proxlilniK in hlx will fur tlio estab-

lishment of .in apartment house forwomen .inploe(l ill department MoresMr W.iMler said;

"Having be.fi engaged for many jearsIn the hiiines.s known as a departmentstore In the cit of York, and hav-

ing employed a number of unmar-ried women In that busuies", I

lealizi'd that the dotnestlo environmentsof of are not rotiiluclve lotnorahi health, and I concludedto eiideaot lo impioM' the conditionsof initio of by giving an op-

portunity to live hi clean, well viiitllated,comrorlalite and attractive apartments

moral surroundings."Mr Webster gave lo his servant.

po.Mi tin to bo formed nt soon as prac-ticable his death a benevolent cor-

poration for the following objects: "Togenerally Improvu the condition of un-

married, working women atid particu-lar! v to e:itabllsh. maintain and conductupaVtmeiits in tlie Horough of .Manha-ttan for occupation by unmarried workingwomen reg.ilillcst of fellglolls beliefs orimtliinaliiy, whorw may fltid

and attractive homes."The testator directed that the cor-

poration bo the "Webster Apart-ments. !uc " am! that the executorsumlei the will bu dlreutor of the cor-

poration tint ,1 the tlrst atintt.il meetingThe executors named were the brother.JOflah I.. Webster, and the decedent'sfriend, the late Isldor Straus atidI. Straus Mr. Webster requestwl thata site be aeiiulred In file vicinity of thelarge In for aK.iii.t,,.,- - "in li. divided into utiartinents.

which

cent.

lust. year.

utter from!.';.

nl.tv.

tAClt,

fuinl

Newliire hne

many thunhae

them ilium

with

afler

they

call-- il

Jese

retail New York

pliirit

them

their hour

library anu city, hosiery anuother yesterday

retiuer v""'" rn.n-- tradelid atlructive."

Won teat .No I'lan nt

Itn

I of

lieni8

nil

W.

up

Ilk

to

I

to

Is

An

) unit

to wh- -

corpoiatlon ,

epi-iii- l for land,

to Kepfetentatlve with

to the of or , that he them toamountadded

"1not

I'roflt.

tin.

thn

to be Webster. shall Pennsylvania Philadelphia

i i octI,.- - but solely j New

for tlm of roads hive an goodswomen (t for

at to themIn cne l

Mr Wehter empowered offersto fix the rental of the building ,.,,0s;ratli)n from A. If.

tlie .. .

In th for ''--i. ... , ii Vhrorou perMlllt iiiieilinti

ncotlie ine ma -- - . , . , .

i lifted on Kthlay lino nut,the

di.y replaced the end of I tlieto

of the excel,anting HeW! .

" .Olefin to the .hlpmeiits of pany

had really worth $31 of which Diepnicel was 1S7 !reenwich

$175,000. halfIn It. Manufacturing Com-nan- v

was appraloi at M43,IK. Hehis estate to his wife. Fratici 1'.

flood his son. I try 11

dailghbr. Kale flood On it

TO OPPOSE FILM CENSORS.

for Political lliliiciillon.lollie Flu III unlliat lllll.

The League for PoliticalIlls joined In the ngaluit the hillestabllh a ligal board of three censors'for moving pictures, which s to com,, up

Asembly .it on Mon-day M h ague meeting durli.g the

tin- - ipiestlou nt legalas three time to the

1,200 women members of association,each time In en unanimously

rue neing IIImember of the bngui to their Assein-- Ifelymeti to vote agaln-- t tin hill Tlieiiiiguii nppnscj the incisure 011 tingioiitul that Is futile to put Into thrhands nf tniee political appointee thetole h inliaiiship of tin morals of thryouth of Slate, fuim the largerproportion of moving picture

opposition that elfectlvecensorship can only he maintained byappointing a hoani of representative cit-izens latgi to Inspect personallythe million feet of film producteach in State bycompanies

STUDEBAKER HONORED.

urprl.e forlllulilli-tl- t lllrllidii .

Studelialicr, wife nl toenf the Stiiilebalier 'orporntlnil.

was So years yesterday, and In honorof ocms-iut- i Mr arrangedfor surprise luncheon nt I Hmnnko's,the otlar .Mr. and Mn. J.M Studibakir 3d ami Mis. S.nlle K'rbyand Mrs, 11 Kennidy, both of South

1)10 town ofMr and Mis, Stiidebaker.

callni

Ind.. which home

The lillhiienn Itself wa ii silipiise tnSlmb but a lugger surprise

was 11 written cpeclallj for thensloii by Mr Simlebiiker read:

it) wife vmi aie n icir. ool in.M.iyi'i' liis itevir gen" uslin

Klftl .IX le.-IT-' III,The e"M t )i i,i re, I ,1m 'lieW' "in ,,.ip 1)01 line, wiIi 'i 1101 liM M,e, luiir 1, "ill tornl

'eiilier wlii Kje hlriiiv In 11 wen Inter at the Wuldorf, where

Mi ,oi Mrs, SMiilcbalicrMi was nei'lesl aboutI. 1101 li.nl iftolt, hill aflir per-t- u

. on 0111.1 In lunke it

onrl O.tinriie,I'l ,is. V l ll :

S ipri '. i i i

nrni . (' . inmini i mm

otl

.III III I I'l.itt anL .. Ii e h lie slli.ionn . 1' , n

mi not boUllCkell ill iiniiil deals with al

Inimoi.illiy chaigiH, The order Is.Monday,

J tiithiTly, Jr.. .ild over Ills nlfna- -luro In l'aternon Prc.it-Guaitlla- n

.testerd.i"I hereliy wlidi to go on record ft

unliliiK 11 dcllnito offer of the HenryMoherty 8111c Conuiuny and equip-- Inicnt, ten think Ts th best lti thcountry, to ha idlk workers I'fttcriion,hucttvil by the newnpapera and theChamber of Commorre, for perii yv.ir on our buslne; all thathi-- can lime If they will guarantee us

m"1''' und theytcllud exceptionally

of own hta

and

good

Interest

tender vv.ih made. In Rtxxl faith. Otherf manufacturer agreed that thaMlk operative proiluced tlie rniuleltaguarantee the Dnhertya Mould turn the

to them. Hut not a memberof the variouii idlk worker' unlonn hueralMil his oi"c gay thin

opportunity for conmuiniilmvnrnhlp (Uiil profit nluirBig should bemoIiciI. reporter could llnd no-bo-

bud any Idea thatof Mr. lioherty's offer would

even b UKR''"ted.

lr thin two aereoffered. Several workers,

employees of Doherty mill,until that in making his proposal Mr.

was union with andwer.i too busy with nine dayagitation Ret together and call thebluff. Other Nilcl frankly that theoieratUe, without ktiowleiuco of execu-tive tnanaKeinent, without necewarytraining without tlio financial

that mutt lie bfhlml an Industryof l7.e, could not hope to take over

factory guaruntcu per cent,prollt to the Dohertyn.

Thv Doherty plant rated hlffhanions modern factories. has a newbuilding gla-- a about

CONGRESS FINDS LOAN SHARK EVIL

FREIGHT EMBARGO1 ALMOST STAMPED

HoMt'ry Manufacturers Make

Appeal Ban on Seeds

and Coal Lifted.

ittvettlgatlon by Congress theembargo on freight to New York

atid testaurant, especially unuer-me- h

appurtetiatices ss will tend ,t.nmndel by aaivirmmio ,hat and

comprisingN.

lie nigtfosteil that .

Slim.oOO building and Uimolutlim" wet

Horace M. draff.A. and John

up sentt.eorgn W IWt

location the the the requestspent. Mr. Krent. The reslutlons that the

Kallroad. thethat said apartments

and and the Havenconducted for profitpurpose ptovidlng unmarried' placeil embargo on

with homes and whole- -n,ive conlmic,i without relief

some food small ciwt middeserving without co-t- ." u,n'

the dlrectot The committee has ofPresident Smith

the was

Mr,was

Mr.his

tho

the

ourthe

atid the I'ut

thnand

thisanil

Into

thethe and

ton- -

rill.

(nil

and

tint

late

in

the

was

wholifMienleeitllt-lioihib- o

SO.uoo

workthe

f00(t," but said against thewho reallzo rls'i

Left Llil, HI. 'of loss they were subjected.up

tZXUXX'ZZnuZ Cha.nii.in

"v:; "",,,7,.4. effect that

moststreet, Ills

Tint

gave

before the A'hanythe

winterbeen submitted

theand has

audiencesThe

hilfmonth Uns film

Luncheon l;irii llrr

Mrs,

the Studeh

guests

Ilend,

halier.

Miidihalier

putilo- -

Favor

i'hrona iliouid

reluctanceamong

the

the

Harder. Koinmet

drawn

building presentspecify

Heading

working

received

business

contends

MRS.

founder

Inbound

fertilizerilestineit girl had

for assignment. herexport, forwarded

companynainiwr i.mn- - uatnaRes.

iood, and

Mrspoem

ijiar

llfeInVJ't

ishi'O

tliem

very

The

who

rest

over

that

St'Nwho

mill

given iiieir

New girland and

sued

andto serum snoriage in aninniciieat Merlden. Waterbury, Hartford nr.dother iifilnts and their willto closed If shipments not soon

has been Issued toline. to any cars of

cite now held for such destinationposlble.

LITTLE JIMMIE GLASS

MAY BE GYPSY CAPTIVE

Personal appeals by' K IMM'll

enough

attention

griutiil

again'

schools

bulletin

Roy's MotherI.piivps .h'rsoy City to Spr

I.Mtl in North Carolimi.

Itvi.un.lt. N C. 2.V tjov.directed the police of

Scotland to membersof who recently

North Carolina with flaxen haired,five.) ear-ol- d boy may be JimmyClass who was kidnapped May, 1915,

farm In Pike Pennsyl-

vaniaFrom Petersburg, the Governor

neiimiicd tienr that city, had no boy

with them, Scotland Neck

chief says, however, that they had theboy they North Carolina five

day ago. chief gone to Peters-bur- g

to Interview the gypsies,

J.itnes nought's the d

oti nf Charles an auditor forthe Krle Railroad, living at Lelnauplace, Jersey disappeared 111 Mayhist year while hi were gettingiheir mall Greeley, Pa where theGlass family living on farm.Itlooilhiitiiids tracks to't, hi the road he appureiitl)li.nl been taken Into vehicle A wan'

iileiing mis In Gticleythe time

Since then ims JimmyGlass-- ' have beoii reported all over tho

Icoiinl'V line of these futile, clues lookMr. and Mrs, Gliss lo Oklaliouui.

fare been siionnpicture, am) the MiiHormOdd Fellows In thesea irh tnonlh Mrs. filasthat J'.uiuiy was to lie found withcertain plcluro company, but

hi thai the boy merelyMi'iV-- il like .limmy.

Mis. Jersey City jestonlaytur Scotland Neck, C, lothe hoy reported to he the gyubleawud to 11 utl that la her son.

that rost about IIS.OOO. "One of thefinest mills In silk Industry"tho phrase used y ly H. McOotloni,president the Hllk Association ofI'aternon manufacturers).MeCollom one of those who saidth.it although had no thatDoherty would make good offer tothe letter If called upon, thero waa nodanger of the operative taking himup.

Another rhnltemre was Issued hi- - Mr.I Doherty y. Arguing that the l'ater- -son silk manufacturers under ninehour system could not compete In goodand bad with the manufacturerof Pennsylvania, Massachusetts andNew York, with their ten hour day, hesaid :

"Who will guarantee the manufactur-ers success under nine hour system?Will the various labor associations, tl.encwsp4ra and Chamber of Com-mer- e

Jointly contribute hard cash tothe movement und show their goodfaith now by taking- - 1500.00" pre-ferred etock In our company under thenew conditions? Will the Brotherhoodof 811k Workers take IE0.0OO, Warp-ers Association 160,000, the 1oomflxersand Twisters Association fi"0,000, theUnited Textile Workers tsn.OOO, each ofthe newspapers 150.000, and tho Cham-ber of Commerce 1160,000?

have all union help. It oughtbe a rucceee, perhaps utnler then

conditions one of the grandest In thecountry. Wo admit that we do notknow how to run and grantalt extras public demands, butwe are willing to he shown. Whycome In and ours a model plant?

Doherty Mulling that j In your cash our show

S

a

In

us how to do It. Tt will be much thebetter way und cost you much lues than

strike. Think over; my heart Iswith tho.wotkers and nowhere else,failure repugnant to me asItself We are not lighting you, wV are

you to come our side andbe otie of us."

About two years ago the HenryDoherty made .in to the opera-tives somewhat similar to the nownut forth bv his son. Nothing wa

of all window type done It.

ASK TO ACT !

ON OUT

moving

business

Leiral Aid Society ReportsSuccess Fifth tin;:

rsurv Here.

The loan shark evil, again- -' whichthe Legal Aid Society waged such .1

vigorous campaign few years ago, hasgreatly abated, according to su-

rety's annual report. Issued yesterday.Ionard MeClce, chief attorney for thosociety, write that the cnmpalgn hatpractically closed.

Is still reo,ulred to pre-

vent recovery on old obligations andto maintain on appeal favorable decl-sto-

rendered In courts," hesas. remedial loan shark law t,1914 quite effective jiuttlr.g anend to usurious practices In smaltloan. Uizaai

whodilv.--

!.,,. i chair-- 1 clot,, twice.

,.M... ... iniuiur-- , ..1.,.......' .

lulve from and on i'- - Ken .nuig- -

committee mints haveit at now

Hri'iit (iond " hour. which

the

('

tlw

dthe

J

11

f.1

M P

n S

inav

ii"i.

8

Owtig the a n'nuii naveSmith

11,000,

worth

being

spring

thefiled notice

salary )

also young who neverpoints and The lost job

shall ! out wot forpioinplly weeks. The

Th.. t i m reeoverenothers have

fight

many

nunca

havehe

asearly

ni.nl..

uiiieli

MarchCraig

Neck arrest abind

awho

from a county.

.

i but

leftThe

Olttsu,Glass,

City,

was ua

' wherea

TheI bov's has

undhave

heurdi

itl! actor

GlatM left

with

(the

doubt

a

years

the

e

the

make

a

death

offer

a

"Vigilance

the lower'The

Com- -

a of

aIn an

onnect

u.u

Is as

Arthur von the retiring jires- -

his

cases in only 2,402The other cases were

person

! AVENUE ORGANIZE.

Plan Divide (it)Districts.

Into

The Fifth Committee j ('a'- -

was at the Houseyesterday by owners and busi-ness men the central Fifth avenue

Square Tliltty-fourt- li

street.Resolutions

the the commissionby and

Apportionment to divide tha lty Intowas u

vote to tho ofthnt rejttrlell fill lll'ulllMl

manufacturing should to In- - j

chide the district Fourth andSixth avenues above Twenty-secon- d

counsel at the ofcommission, togin

r mm

COME LATER! OTHER WORK OUTLINED

New Yorkers who buy for homeconsumption or for their willnot receive the hcncllt a cent

In prices of anthracite on April1 this ear. Announcement to this effecthns been by coal dealer doingbulttes In tho tnetroolltan

a will come later In

the summer upon theIn the coal

For It has been the busi-

ness custom the retail coal men,a slmllir by the

to reduce the pricefrom 7.:.'i a ton to $6.75 on April 1

and then to restore prlcu at the rateof in tents ,t mouth until the wlnbT

reached again.uncertainty an to the outcome of

the conferences lietween theund miners makes It Inexpedient tomake any this year. It wassaid In the coal district yesterday. Theunderstanding that andminers now have an agreement that thetnen not quit work thesettlement of Jhclr differences, but thatthe men will go on under the presentscale, with the understanding that whenan agreement Is leached the wage for

Intervening will readjustedthe new scale.

If the final agreementsaid, there may be dur-

ing tlie month of June, July or August,not a much as In former years,something. No to that effecthave made to large Or small

"POLITICS OF BUSINESS."

Penna? Irani Tma SecretariesMeet I.oneheon.

Pennsylvania Trade Secretaries,an ottlclMls of

manufacturing and mercantileof Pennsylvania, met

at andheard of their num-

berFrew Ixmg, preldent of theliundrymen's Association,

urged his liearets not neglect oll-ti-

as much a partof as the und saleof materials." said. "Any manwho will the an

system for of goodnight und pusltlvely refuse

pay the to theselection of the men who make the lawsIs a fool,"

Other were Harry J, Shoe-maker, of the Pennsylva-nia Manufacturers Association; John

ofof the new Manufacturers flub of

Philadelphia; Thomas J. Kltson ofHtroudsburg and W presidentof tlie Slato Association.

The associations lepresentwl tit thhave whoe total

capitalization about ll.fiou.oitrt.oonand who about 700.01)0

AS JEWISH OPENS.

4ltradaure ail.OOO Re- - '

nil.nun andnuitiv tieople crow ded into the

ilrand Central Palace when thesays money lenders fair of the Kell.f I'nm-- .

mlttee fur the Jewish War Suffererwere from their old flehU en- -'1H1, nl(.hI that the reserve from-- '

teritl the business of selling nt; .;itht ',fty.rst street statiou hadthe prlie or toon, .inn sain me ivntrul. credit. i:irtlculary wiilcl.'ti. It w.is

nun of railroad regard to Immediately pawned cash. !" -- venltiitei. .....K. ...... that nn th r,fas i;uipiiiailtill en.n.irKU !'"

of receipts the coeiIteaillt:. jester- - obtained

that wat Individuals,twentv-fou- r

valuable

la

LeiiKile

KiKic.ulonto

It

who

onM

old

is

ll

sii,

11,,

slaying.

fleilerII.

leiuriiaijio

If

Ay

reasons

It

to necessities of

ofto

notbo wa of

thocut imu j.iou

lireA

nil

11s

of

In

V.i

The

whenha

13

.it

In

ni iiiil

N, see

he

of

he

of

to

not

It

on

one

In

tells Clntiilngwhich

Implement executedKng'i.ind

acceptedsociety

received,forward

gypsies

parents,

followed

stranded

thealic",helping

ru.jilng

Inviting

Hrleten.

suit tieiessaryarbitrated

of the concerned.

MEN

Indorse to

CentralHolland

property

district, Madison

adoptedproposed of

of KMlmate

districts. declared unniil-mou- s

be sentiment

be extendedbetween

The committee bo repre-sented hearing

scheduled be

Cl'T MAY

factoriesof 50 re-

duction

district.Whether reduction

dopends entirelysituation

of fol-

lowing reduction opera-

tors, of anthracite

the

maximum IsTh

oiicrntors

reductions

lj tho operators

pending

boncvorillug

permits It. Itreductions

butpromise.,

PART

at

association of twenty-fiv- e

asso-ciation yester-day luncheon Waldorf

sieeches bj

WilliamNational

'Politics Is legitimatehutinesH purchase

of exten-sive selection

watchmento slightest attention

speakerssecretary

Fisher, chairman house commit-tee

"K,

liangor

luncheon members

employ

RUSH FAIR

Iteerlpleffin.ntHI.

So

He People's

diamonds, e-- tl

beliut inr.

estimated

il.--

Ml

nre

of

by

tho

arc

was

raw he

nun

The receipt, wereat from 3u. 1 to $St'.oftii.

The bazaar, which will lontlnne untilprll V. ! Jewish war sufferers

in Poland, ilallcla. Itussla, tiermau.v,Turkey, and France. The eommtttie

to $.'iUO,oon. One offeatures Is an where

donated iiromlnent 1

seed, and fertilizing materials, ment of with the employer ''''- - ih''w. nu'oKraph. willagricultural

localourtit--

toured

been

Creditassign

coal

year

time

been

Invoke

door

leipis collectautograph

handkerchief"''V'1

La'st night Ambissador von Hernstoiff'shandkerchief sold for $."0. con-tributed by (JeraMInoI3J, President Wilson's autograph andhandkerchief will be auctioned off later

A dally newspaper In Knsllsh on oneIrtent. In report says that hit veari"1'1'' "!"' ,l,,lsl' "n ,h" oU"r 'vMI '"

poclety handled 42,000 cases. ,)f in mted on lltiotj pe machines and pressesthese 2.SS1 applicant legil aid werellcm ," "!'" committee,

assistance. Of retnalriltiT '

wasto

FIFTH

Avenueorganized

Infrom to

were Indorsingplun

the Hoard

Itthe

cornmltteo

street. willby the

which

made

fields.sotno

Mull

theto

The

at thesevetal

to

aidthe

the

l.loyd.

frrreii

that the 'and

goodsthe

the

thebooth,

bywild

OneFarrnr broucht

thefor

refused theW. E. BONTifEY A SUICIDE.

telsr In Nrvr Haven Mloek Com-pany Take Fatal limit.

Nkw II.wun, Conn., March 25. -- W... n H. rVinney, .1 member of the stoikcotupaiiv playing at the Hyperion The.i- -lie for sevit.ii sitisnns, took life tu

lle lmd been Indlspu.ed tcvcial d.ijslie wa found ilc.nl In bed. Mrdle.ilKxamlrirr Scarborough decided he haddied from a n.ucotlo drug, Intentionallytaken.

Itonney wms an ICngllshman. Heforete lock to the stage he w.is a lieutenantIn the royal navy. Ho first came lo the'lilted State. Wilson Harrett's "Tie

Sign of the Cross" In IS37. Previouslyhe hud islalillshrd his reputation In l.mdon iim an ciisible actor of rhninetparts. He wa about .AO yens old

NEWARK FACTORY BURNED.

tcld Department of I, later Chem-

ical Work Destroy eel.NRWAlfK. N .1., March 2.r. A spe'tac- -

Owner and lesseeji of property m tho! ntar fire was witnessed bv thou- -

'district who were represented (,t the sands nf person when tire broke outmnHllm. .1- - u.lwt Iiu.'a t.t.l.,.,.1 1,i .Via ...,la .!. w. ...,. .. r ,1... , I......

, got word that the gypsies were, ,)rt tl) ,nn m()vetiint are Arthur Iselln grlcultural Chemical Works on the

police

his

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nt William iseiiu uo w, L. Dnughis, Newark Meadows and the building wasof the (iarlHd Niitlonal destroyed Many hundred of tons of

Hank; W. E. Maynard, of tulpluirlc and and a gro.it inutility ofthe Fifth Avenue Uulldlng Company, extensive inachlnery were destroyed ,Nicholas lllddle, trustee of the Astor number of firemen weie overcome' bv tlieestate; Aticel II, Hall nf llest Co., acid fume.1 II. uurton of Hurton Hioh., n, ilie cause of the tire I unknown.

, I hillock of the Waldorf-Astori- a I Intel, The damage amounts to about $ 100,000ii, i hi,, 11 ui me. iioiri iiresnii, a. At i l"oiir alarms weto sent out In rapidflutterson of the Prlr.ee Oeorge Hotel, succession and fur a time the IslandA, (I. Paine, president of the New York section of Newark was threatened he.and Pennsylvania Company Chester i: cause there are manv tiiunufacturlin-llutle- r

and Ilrentano el Co, pi,imt m tin. vleinliv'

mSundayApril

k znii

See the Capital While History Is Mukinii.a .... ROYAL BLUE LINE

NT.i"xcPKsf,W hil' KailroadH

Leivo VI. JM mi, ,. 1 :fHi p M Liberty St.. U uiHclietH on n .it Liberty Si v. S3d Ut. nn.l .leis.y nty TeriidimlJ tinUii.lt M.. Ht, U1S, 1410 ll'wsy. New Vo.k, 4 !' Cour Ml Bro.i"yn.

i

The general education board of theTlockefcller Foundation will not onlym.iKo a thorough study of tho Garyplan an conducted In the schools atOnry, Ind, hut will Investigate othercducatlonnl problems. Th annual re-

port of the board will contain the fol-

lowing on this subject :

"The general education board hadecided to aid promising workers In theInvestigation of problem In educationaltheory and practice ; from time to limeIt will titidertakn to make possible thepreparation of scltntlflc monographdenting with large question of educa-tional policy and experience.

"Without promulgating or makingItself rrspoiifclhle for any particulardoctrine, tho board hotcs to assist Inascertaining facts In order that prac-tice may Im In a position to utilize ex-perience.

rtnti tiiimu'r, nm In Mrdlct lie,"Education will thus lend to develop

like medicine. In which gradually alarge body of scientific material hasbeen accumulated and I being more andmore made the basis of practice.

"Arrangements have alrcudy beenmade to etiablo Prof. Charles II. Judd,director of the school of education of the.I'nlveislty of Chicago, to prosecute tothuir conclusion his Investigations andexperiments in the technique of hand- -writing iiiiO reading.

I "An Invitation hat been accepted fromthe school authorities of (Jury, Ind., tomake a thorough study of tho schools ofthat city. In order to furnish u reliable

I .'ind detailed account of nn experimentwhich has attract. d widespread atten-tion; ii it the study will bo made In thefall by a corps of specialists under thedirection of the secretaries.

i

Propose Collene Handbook."College und university iicentintlug

hat iiniloiihteitly Improved In recentyear, hut condition are .till far fromtatlsfnctury. It has been suggested thatii properly prepared handbook might domuch to nsti academic accountant tosolve their illlllcultles; mid in this hopethe board has arranged with Mr. Trevor

lArnett, auditor of the Cnlverslty of Chi-itig-

lo undertake the preparation ofueh a volume "The appropriation of the board for

tlie last year wertrt'ollfR.. find Ultlversltls.. . .tl,:special Appropriation to Wash- -

trglun nn, I I.e t'nlvrsll .

I'rofrn.or. of pecouuury eilucs- -' tlou

Ktute Hft.nt of rural HCtpioLfor white.

iUt ts of rurI ncrt&oLfor tifjtro..

fnllsif-- s arid sclieoi. fur iirxree.Work ef the .limn T. Jeans.

t'outiilnttfttiCounty training .rhoultllniTi maker

iluiHwis'.rMlnn ofk InMilii- - ilnrluaing boy.' endglr ' elnh.l

r..rin work In. N'iw Hampshire iliaiuJliig

li))s' iinJ clrl' c'ulisi . .

Itural eilie ition ...Kaurnttnmil iittl..itlon snd

rs.iHrrhAdtnliilstritlre expriisr. , ...

75.000.00

MOO. 00

33.ICO.00

40, SCO 00

:,soo.ooH9.000 00

1S.00O.0Ok.OOu.OO

H.l'OCl.Ou

3t.ooe.oo

!n.01l! 00i.000.00

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ii,6,ti:.MThe full report will soon be Issued.

STILL SUSPICIOUS OF YUAN.

Thrusting; Aside nf Crown Doesn'tfind Opposition, Tnklo,

Tokio, Mareh 2T.,-- - The belief Is

here that President Yuan Shlh-- ,k'al of I'htna ha not ended tlie oppo-- jsitioti to nimWt by announcing theabandonment of th. fuoHis.d monarchy

There is no In'cntloii on the part of thej Foreign ltlce. It is stated, to InterfereI with I'liltiese Internal problun, but an! uttltiidii of vigilant attention will be

d

AIIVKKTIOKMKNT.

POWDER IN SHOES

AS WELLAS GUNS

FootsGoso to Bo Addod to Equipmout of Hospital Corps

at Fort Wayno.Vniler tlio abovo licadint; the Detroit

Vrie l'rr, aniotit; other things says:"The theory it that soldiers whose feetarc in tfooif condition can walk furtherami faster than soldier who have cornsami bullion incased in raw hide,

Tlm Government's foot powder orilerisregirileil us tho lat word in theseientitleouttitt itiLitf tlio ilcftiiilcrs of the 8sg."

The Knlili, French and Allictl Troop.t'ontfiiutlymiilii'titii of Allen's Foot Ease,It take the friction from tlio shoe undrests tho feet. Foot Powder, shakeninto tlio shoe of soldier, lias loii(j beenin uo in tlio German army, and UncleSam's adoption of thi form of treatiticami easing the feet, !tuiluisi7es the testi- -mony of tliu millions of people the worldover, who nro slinking Allen's Fonl Ease,tho antiscptii: powder, into their shoes,ami using it in the foot Imtli, as tha onlypractical ntul lastiUK treat ment to rosnand prevent sore feet. Sold by Drug;ntul Department stores everywhere, 25n,Sample sent FIIF.K. Address, Allou 8.Olmsted, I.e Koy, N. Y., U. S. A.

IIOIISKM AMI CATTLE.

Pure-Bre- d

HolsteinsAT AUCTION

Madison Square Garden.New York

March 28-2- 9The greatest collection of

HolsteiriH ever offered at

AuctionEvery Leading Herdin thnCountry is represented

FASIG TIPTON GO.Madison Srplliro (iimlen

E. J. Tranter, Auctioneer

HIGH VALUE OX PATENTS!

Supplementing the Involuntary petitiontu bankruptcy filed ngalnst him recently,Oscar Hammerstcln submitted schedulesIn the United Males District Court yetterdny In which he estimate hln liabili-

ties at 1280,240, Ho appraises, his assetat more than f6!4,632 and includes In

them a number of patents, the recordof which, ho tays, cannot be obtained ntpresent. Nineteen of thi patent are formachine for the manufacture of cigarsand the value of nil he places t nltontir.oo.ooo,

Prominent among his liabilities areclaim against him for breach of contract and service rendered by aboutforty lingers and some of tlm ondiie"rsand musical directors signed by htm be-

fore the Metropolitan gave him $l,20n000 to quit opera, lfe presents n chumfor 15,000 for money advanced to MariaItnrrlentoN, tho colorature soprano, nowIn the employ nf tho Metropolitan.

Mr. Hammersteln also lists iih h II. -,

hillty his obligation to support hisdaughters. Hose Tostevsn and StellaKeating, under the alimony agreement1which he entered Into with his first wife.

I now deceased. He does not glvo the extent of this ohllcatlon. but sets forththat he has deposited with the l.'nultableTrust Company 2,siS shares of stock Inthe Hammersteln Amusement Companyto Insure payment of the annuities.

The bankrupt also owns 4.JSS sharesof common stock In the Hatnmer'teinOpera Company of unknown value, whichare pledged with the Mutual Hank Insecure an Indebtedness of $70.0"0. andother securities which are tied up undervarious agreements with his wife, MrsKniuia Swift Hammersteln, and otherpersons.

Among his assets Mr. Hanuncrstclnlists a judgment for lai.i'OD obtainednglnt A. Constantino In Los Angeles,a judgment for costs of 32 againstLorenzo Navarln and a claim for 2t.OOfl damages against the National llrldgeWorks.

Some of the slnger.t who hold claim-igslns- t

the Impresario are Henry Wei- -

,don Hughes, Jf.,700 ; Od'tte Cou.lert,2,100; Hugo Colomhlnl, I7,0"0; Alfred,

lima. J1.R00: Mnrthe Chennl, $18,000C Vezzanl, $20,000; A. Allan!, $!.fiOiiJean tluffau'.t, $S50; Cecllle Thevcnet.$1,00(1; liuls Masson. $4,000; Kellx llellet. $3,200, and Maurice Itenuud, with nnunestlmated claim.

! Other claims of similar nature areSimon de la Futntc. a musical conduc-tor. $3,700 for breach of contract (claimcontested) ; Alexander Dlrnhimiii. runs'-c-

conductor, $5,000 ; Vlttorlo N.ivanni, ,

chorus leader, $700.Charles Voelke submits a claim of

$"..1,000 for personal Injuries, The sched-ule do not specify the nature of the InJuries nor do they give Voelke's addret'ior occupation. lord & Taylor submit aclaim for $550 on a Judgment, OlmhePros., $5,425, and the American HeatingCompany one for $5,99ii.

The Manhattan Life ltisurnnce ("om- - ,

puny holds several claims ngalnst the'Impresario for unknown amounts se- -

cured by mortgages on the I., xlugtimAvenue Opera House and other real etute In different parts of the city. II umeiistii: .V lllumenstell of 1C llroadwayare attorneys tor the bankrupt

Willed to Hp Paroled April IU.

Albant, March 25. Former Cnngrv sman William Wlllett, serving a term i

(ireat Meadow Prison for attempt. ng 'obuy n Supreme Court nomination, w '1

paroled on Aptll 12 Tin. p itole 'utiracted upon Wlllett's 'i.iro:o Inst Thursday, but the i'n-- j

nicnt that It had been grantul wa ' "made until y

VI

AKT H.tl.Kt AM) KMIIHI HON.

public preference

THH Goodyear Tiresalike all of

America, as shown byour recent tire census in 71 centers.

The grand averace of Goodyears2l per cent and this with close to200 of tires the market.

This Goodyear preference builtupon the bed-roc- k of public satisfac-tion the individual experience ofthe average man, who has found thatGoodyearTires go farther, last longer,and so cost him less in the end.

TIRESEnnjlotel from Coojfttat Senict Station DtlmEtryvhtt

Mil tVI.lt MI I.MIIIIItlllNt.

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WireBase.

Double-Thic-

MPs. SAMUEL MARXAnnounces that he been authorized sell Public Auction

Collection of Faience, Jades, Rock Crystal, Porcelains,Enamels, Plaques, Paintings, Statuary. Ivories and Books, owned

late DANIEL S. MILLEKBrother-in-la- the Iaic Jay Gould.Rctiri.'d Capitalist ond Art Connoisseur,

who, quarter of a century, gathered about him rare andbeautiful objects of art, appealing his refined and cultivated

,

The collection will be free the Hotel Savoy, theLouis XV Ballroom adjoining of ten rooms, April 13,14 15, afternoons and evenings The sale will take place onMonday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, April 17. 18, 19,

in afternoon and evening of each day.IlluslrutPd dialogue de he on receipt of $l nt ADPlr

. w. iuw inuiwunn nummu:. fw

ON EXHIBITION. COMMENCING l C )UK(V MONDAY"One of the mot intereHtinn SaimUimw i. ifints m Wouil.

nmi )ot;i in-i-

IN SILO'S FIFTH AVL-NUF- . AKT GALLERIESSllnl'llllilllll!, Vp,l ", , ! - .

SUA) Ai SON, NuiliotivcisHave Been inut i niicil lit Sell

Friday and Saturday of this week M.inli M anil Apt . I n J u

o'clock, MRS, J WAW HAMPTON,Uhe Crnndniccc of M.iiI.uih- .luniil

THE JUMEL COLLECTION,Napoleonic and Colonial Relics

Other Historical Articles, Removed fiuni

THE FAMOUS JUMF.L MANSIONAmong nwny interesting Ii iiiiluJ.il in the N.ip.il,

Cmpiinin Trunk, Nipolron'i Bed. an Empue Cli.iriot f In, k fintu the Tuilcnei,Table by Empreii Joirpliinr, 3 ( ji'u-- l ul he, ) v-- ,,m .t l,. r,niMi,.nMtnv Autojnph Letteri. Latei,

Painting, Empire and Colonial Furniture.Illllltrsleil ( slslnuile .nlleit mi leirlii nt re) t

parts

whs

brands

Tireitie fortified against :

out NoRim-Cu- t feature.

Blowt-ou- ti our On-A- ir

Cure.Iiote Treadv llr nut

Rubber Riven.Insecurity--B- y our

Braided Fiino

Puncture SkiddingBy our

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taste.

on view at insuite

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and 20, theprofiucly i lux- - will sent

" .ujii Yorlt city

tinhi).

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.i:!:'.-;:.- !! Kourtii .vC"

Ancient and MinIc'i

Chinese Painting. f.i

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