MRS. F. G. GRISWOLD ADVERT1SEMENT ADVERTISEMENT_i_ADVERTIS_*E*«T TUXEDO WEDDING BUYS THORNE HOUSE DOOR TO JEWISH No. 15 T<>-morraw FORMISSCANNON Hetty Oreen's Daughter Once CONVERTS OPEN No j4 Reported as Purchaser Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold la the Must the Greatest State Have the Worst Government? TO A BOOKWORM Will Be Married to huycr of the town house of Oakleigh Those Who Join Henry the northeast corner of Episcopal T(r. visit m« often and every time Thorne, at Chureh »nd my library. Luden, of Holland, Seventy-third Street and Park Avenue. May Retain You raud plunder six for of in prose and rhyme. The houso was built years ago Racial Customs THE PRESS Volumes geniua MUZZLING Saturday Mr. the rare antlque decora- books have Gee, Thorne, ^a^a_« aa____Ba___Ba b__«..."bbb___.¦"aaa How many you pilfered? tions and fumishings costing many a collcction yours must be! * What Miss Elirabetti Adelside Cannon, hundred thousands. Sinee the sale of St. Louis, Oct 28.- Je**rs who have ae- the maxim of a certain of are the debta thut never come du*. there have been In the **. a Past generation type Books daughter by a former marriage of the houFe last week, eepted Jeaus Chrlst aa the Messiah ar.d "practical" ^Y8 I used to see? ni'nors current in clrcles Where are the volumes Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen, .vill be many realty have become eommumcants of the Prot- was: "BORROW" MY BOOKCASr;, TOO as to the identity of the buyer. One politician WHY DON'T YOU married to Hcnry Luden, of Holland, report that gained comlderable cre- estant Episcopal Chureh may retain, if on Saturday, ln St. Mary'a Chuich, dence was that Mrs. A. Sylvia Wilk*, they desire, the Jewish national ar.d DIVISION AND SILENCE" to ca!l muat climb daughter of the late Hetty Green, was "ADDITION, A burplar coming Tuxcdo. Only relatives and a few racial customs ar.d feaste, according to or ihe purchaser. was "Division" was but "Silence" was essential. The fire eacape the balcony. Intimnte frlends will be at the a ruling of the House of Deputies of "Addition" desirable, usual, for the crime; present Mr«. Griswold ia a member of the ffe risks a punishment ceremony, which will be follow, .1 hy board of governors of the Colony Club. the Church's general convention in ses- were over The a of reminiscent of that decent citizens is enter a house with more ease than ha a in villa of Mr. Mrs. ...ale includes only part the Mon here to-day. Unpleasantly days hoped I'cni reccj.tion the and f of the house. Mr. and lend urm«hings This action was ba-ed on a resolu- to a for to (At times I even you my key) Frelinghuysen. A special train from Mra. Griswold have a larjfe estate, Governor Whitman's attempt punish Republican newspaper failing And "berrow" a Sheridan, Shaw, or Sue, Jersey City will take the guests from known ai Clefstone, at Bar Harbor, tlon that had been presented by tbe preserve the essential "Silence." or a B. L. T. this The bride's attendant Me., and r suburban homa in th*1 Rev. Floyd W. Tompkina. of Philadel- A- F. P. A. city. only Wheatley Hills, Long Island. WHY DON'T YOU "BORROW" MY BOOKCASE, TOO? will be Mrs. Lewls S. Morris. Mr. nr.d phia. U was asserted that there were The facts are all set forth in the following editorial from the New York Trib¬ Mrs. will a number in the I'nited States hundreds of Jews Frelinghuysen give who had Poems by Lindsay and Oppenheim, of entertainment.s during the we-jk for accepted Christ and yet had une of Friday, February 18, 1916: Miss Cannon and her fiance. hesitated to afliliate with Christian de- Urtermeyer and Edgar Lee BORBER TROOPS nonunaliuna because they did not care and others now in their to abandon their racial customs. "TEACHING THE TRIBUNE" atasters, prime. who ls to be vrrse that'a free- Miss Dorothy Cramp, Etforts to have women permitted to that's shackled and No- as "Some monthfl the Governor'9 Mr. Orr. came to this office ancf Varaa married to Reuben J. Ross, on FACE LONG STAY sit delegates in the House of Depu- ago secretary, Travelled in classical company vember 1, in the Chureh of the RflflflT- ties were abandoncd to day when, on informed The Tribune that in view of ita criticiam of Mr. Whitman's official courao Eact otreet, the hceU of a House to the flat which belongs to you, rection, Seventy-fourth rejection by the to ue as a in the matter of official Straight will have for her attendants Mias of Hishops, a lower h"U«e comm.ttee it eould not expect treated Republican new»paper Out of thr- home which belongs to me. Dorothy Manice, Miss Caramal Car- reported the proposal adversely. advertising. The specific criticism of the Governor which elicited thia declaration DON'T YOU "BORROW" MY BOOKCASE, TOO roll and Miss Margaret Cramp, of thia Wilson Expected to Keep The like all other New York WHY city, and Miss Martha Bent, of PhilaV- No Cbange In Reprr-sentation waa provoked by the Mohansic incident, and Tribune, Mr. Militia at Line All the of the water timrs you robbed me of two and threa) delphia. Ridley Simpson will be Tho House of Deputies refused, by newspapera, had protested against pollution city supply. At Ross's best man. The ceremony will dlocesan vote, to the recom- some old.»ome Winter adupt The Tribune* was into immediate operation in tha Pricclfss volumes, new, be followed by a reception in the home mendation of a special committee pro- "The policy of 'teaching put as an act The Britannica went.from A to Z. of Professor and Mrs. Munroe Smith, posing that the present system of equal matter of election advertising and The Tribune wai informed that of dis- MY BOOKCASE, T007 169 p:ast Seventieth Street. Batflfl diocesan representation in the House the to the election noticee. WHY DONT YOU "BORROW" a dinner on [Fran 0» tHbnne Bnr*aa,] of cipline it waa to be deprived of designation print tegular FBECKLE8. Manice will give Saturday Deputies be changed to one of pro- evening at her home, 100 East liixty- Washington, Oct. 23. Militiamen portionate representation. Fears were "Immediately thia notice was conveyed to The Tribune it sent for Mr. Samuel E. J. M. fourth Street, for Miis Crarnp and Mr. r.nw on the border are likely to be expressed by represeniatives of aome he is a of the of the S. President of the Republican County Committee. and asked if intended who "borrowed" Ross. ftfifla Cramp daugbter thrre all winter. to Intima- smaller dieeesea that the change Koenig, cf book-"borrowing," if the peraon late Fdwnrd S. (ramn and a HBBd- according would throw the balanr« of to which had been issued. Mr. that the Speaking tiocs in official circlej to- po'.ver to follow the ordera Koenig. frankly conceding of Chance" wi'.l only diseloaa hia identity, we can daughter of tho late Charles H. Cramp, given army the larger and wealthi.-r chureh bodies. to him to do declared that he had de- ~,r iniatll of It is declared that as President The lower house to cor.fer pressure had been exerted persuade this, whether the volume has a good home. Philadelphia.. day refused know, at least, Wilson has decided to keep the troops with the House of Bishops in giving clined to accept such ordera, that he did not play politica that way,' and that he u i-eat and vote Ifl thfl house to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Martin BFifth Avenue. will give a reception in year The House of completely writ- to to reserve in Bishops to-day reject- com- a man between it and mo. If all the folka who'vc on Mon.biy, Novembcr 27, and are entitled go in ed a to "In so far as this was a matter of business The Tribune had no right to to be Btetti Sherry'a her IMflfl Viola proposal open their sessions about the beach should want to use it at the Bame time introduee daughter, ncrmal times is pointed to as evidence to the press and public. Their sittings to extent that it was a matter of to coerce a newspaper ter song- Flannery. Miss Flannery is a prmi'l have plain. but the attempting the ocran. that the Administration contemplates heen held behind clo*ed doors well. thev'd have to rope off daughter of Countess Naselh, of Rome, since the first triennial convention, in by attacking its sources of revenue and either compelling it to refrain from criticiaing Ldonard Hatch. Italy. an extended border campaign. It ls 178H. Tribune and Honolulu, Hawaii. _ a officer or it for making »uch criticiflm. The felt. noted further that the regular army Caro of I'nemployable public punishing ac- A. of been called a meaa- feels, that ita readers should know about it. The odds on Our Candidate aro shortening, which proves, Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Orvis, resrrvrs have out, of tho United States 1.1 NlBfltflflBth Svreet, ar* rcceiv- war or Employers from that the odds Eflflt ure adopted only In time of should a consideration to «¦.**¥.»*..» cording to all we can glean political reasoning, ing eOBBTatalfltleni on the blrtk ef a g.ve larger ^ great emergency. the problem of the unemployable, the on Our Candidate are shortening. son on Saturday. Mr?. Orvis was bfl Kev. Dr. Emest M. New the fact which The Tribune Is now interested in setting forth is I:.:. Lelaad, of Saratoga Springs and The recent decision ot the judg. ad- Stires, of York, "However, Persona said in an address in thfl socal service it wa« warned in advance that if it continued to criticise Govemor Whitman Liaes on the Apathy of the (ampaign, Ruggeet*d by Harry New York. vocatft general of the army that the the that forum of convention. 'ihe Rev. Dr. case Taber"* "The Oat Produces F iddlestrina-*, the Flsh ; .-i.duces United States ls legally and actually Stires between the unem- it would be The attempt was openly made to punish it in the of the F. D. I.anier distinguished punished. (,lue, the Hen Produce* Egga and Thinga.I Mr. and Mrs. James at war with Mexico, is the official opin¬ ployed, "those able to work and unable and it failed because the local leader declined returned to town for tbe winter election advertising, only Republican Yon?" have and was to obtaln employment," and the "unem¬ Don't Care. Do from ion of the Administration, those who would work. but to the orders that were issued to him. The threat as to the Public Service Newport. of ployable, obey Some guye'il vote for WiUon, and made at the auggestion Secretary who are incapacitated by physieal or Commission's removal from The Tribune Building was made, and Governor Whit¬ Some boidall vote for Hughea, Mr-. A. Huidekoper Bond. of 21 Baflt Bakat and signed bv him, lt was mental lntirmities." man's Public Service Commission has decided to go. Sixt;eth Street, will jrive a reerntion learned to-day. Any erfort to belittle "There are in New York to-day 10n.- J Some folksll take a neutral stand or to on November 2.r. for hc-r debutar.te the irnportance of Ihe decision 000 unemployable men men unfitted "If Governor Whitman. if his advisers both in official and life, be¬ I don't care. Do youse? cill it "academir" is declared offi¬ for the battle of Dr. Stires said. political daujjhter, liiflfl Mary Louise Bon J. by life," know now were an the cers to be at variance with "It is essential that we, for the Chris- lieved that they eould intimidate The Tribune, they they mistaken. He is the John W. A. Daaia, tincle of entirely One mOMi admire Coach Metcalf, of Columbia. only debutante, will give a dance for her the facts. iian Chureh, attempt to help solve If that at its income they eould punish and cripple it, Baker recom- save they imagined by striking utterances are not to the on December 13 in the Uitz-Carlton. Not only did Secretary their problems and them from football entrepreneur whose published mend that authority be discovered for beggary and attendant evils. Agencies they may presently discern their mistake. It is not for The Tribune to comment Was Just what the Team Needed. as desired to invoke our own are utiliz- effert that Saturday's Defeat A Holland who the opinion, he in country already on the wisdom of the policy which seeka to muzzle the preaa in thia fashiont ita duty Mr. and Mra. Forbes, martlal law in the xone of Pershing's Ing the wasle of the household to bene- PEPYS 'inre closing their Newport season but he even favored tne fit is when it has told the truth." THE DIARY OF OUfiT OWN SAMUEL a weeks in the. orerutions, humanity." performed last month spent few of a resolution by Gongresa Over aome the refleetlon which I have returned to town and r.ussatfe oppositlon October 21.In my petrol-wafjgon to Stockbridge, trip Berkshires. deciaring that a state of war existed, of Bishop Arthur Selden Lloyd as a dark-Iantern Governor. He which opened their house, 21 West Fifty-sec- because when the militia were first of the Board of bfiflfliOflB.thfl Charles S. Whitman has been made without great mishap, save for running into a bridge, or.d Street, for the winter. president But it called out it was believed that they mo«t imnortant board of the Chureh, a Governor. And he has himself the hurt the bridge. but injured my car not at all. frightened might be needed f<>r service in Mex¬ was eonnrmed ln the House of Depu¬ has been back-stairs proved was filled Colonel and Mrs. Oeorg« Perkins which forbidden the Con- ties He had been reelected ma bevond measure, for I saw myself lying dead, and I ico, la by to-day. by Lawton have closed I>awton Villa, their stitution unless there is a itate of war. the House of Bishops. foe of free speech! at for having left undone so many things; and at Saratoga Springs, and opined declared ofheera that eventual with fury myself piace Sixticth It is by army A step looking tuward the wholly uriwishful to die, I was enraged at the bridge, too. their apartment. 14 Eaat at every turn Secretary Baker haa been ehange of the name of the Chureh "to being Street, for the winter. ln favor of calling it war when lt make it more nearly in accord with Ita r with wife and my sister Amy, and early to bed. To dinnt my Johnson served the Immediate purpose of the apoatollc oririn" waa proposed in a NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT 22.Set out for home in my petrol-waggon, and W. Eaton Mr. and Mra. Bradlsh G. Administration, but againit it when reaolution offered in the House of have arrived in the city from their on the ear. but near there was a sour.d as of and tne word jarred public Deputiea by the Rev. Martin Aigner, ahead of us in his; Salisbury country place at Islip, Long Island, "When you talk facta, lt's war; when of Franklin, Penn. This resolution, censc to Anu are tbe Hotel Gotham for a few riveting In my engine; and then the car did uttorly go. at you talk politics, lt ian't," is the way which waa referred to tho committee with which he had been eon- ofticer eummed up the altua- the Company, DIED. I was at it, and wondering what could be done, B days. aa army on prayer books, would subntitute MAN'S HAIR SET AFIRE nected for years, died y.a- while iooking of tion to-day. words "of the Catho'.ie Chureh" twenty-fivo LEONARD -At Watklna Clan. N. Y.. on who lived near my house when I was . Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Hoffstat, holy terday at his home, ,2 St. Nicholaa Stein the garter merchant, announce nn the title page of the prayer book BY BARBER'S SHAMPOO Place. Mr. Littletield was October 22. 1918. Sarah Loulaa Sul- me 180 West Fifty-rirst Street, fortry-eiKht. wife of the of lad in Chicago, came along in a great green car, and towed the of their daughter, for the words "of the Chureh." yeara old. He was born in Philadelphia llvan, Biahop Ohio, enagagemenf SAYS WOMEN SAVED Vlc- in Jackson- after a long lllness. Funeral in more 6 miles to Lakeville; where J. Smith the mechanician Miss Helen Hoffstat, to Harry Sievens Court Rules, However, That and spent hia early years than was a charter member of Cleveland. Ohio. Notice heraaftar. was a fool- Hammond, of Chicago. UP ville, Fla. He told me I had been travelling without any oil, which U. S. REPUTE ABROAD SPREAD RAIL HOLDS tim Was Not Assaulted the Aldrieh Illuminating Er.gineering Soclety, LITTLEFIELD-On Monday, October to but I had trusted a man to oil the car, and did Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood W. WOMEN CAMPAIGNERS Cutting hair with aclssora ia one and became its general secretary in 23, 1910, C. Alfred Littlefteld, In hia hardy thing do, to White Springs, 1914. He wag also a member of tha so. But W. Eaton took us to have gone Sulphur Seaman Tells of Disjpist and it off with acid is 49th year. Funeral aarvica at his not look to see whether he had done W. Va., to rt-main until early next Major thing burning National Eltrtric Liirht Association, late re«ldence, 72 St. Nicholas Place. where it Dr. Davis Addresscs to a New York, for I must needs leave my car in Lakeville, month. at "Wcak-Knecd Policy" Impromptu another, but neither, according the N'atior.a! Dlatriet Heatlng Associa¬ Wedneaday, Ortober 26, at 2:80 p. m in that I may ruliag by Magistrate Gorrigan in the tion, the Electric \'ehicle Association of now ia Ar.d I have Isat so much confidence myself Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss. Jr , "You women have saved this coun¬ Meeting ln Downer, Idalio r't.ille court conieg under the American Museum of, PALMER- Laalflfl n. Palmer, arldow of 111 Ea3t yesteray, America, never to the back. b iv.- takflB the lin-cora hnuse, try," Major Louis Seaman, recently re- th* head of assault tha Fifth Avenue Association Joscph B, PfllflST, euddenly, at go get waggon Street, for the winter. By ERNESTINE KVANS Fast 107th Safety, Warohouse In her 76th and to the where all the day at this and that. Seventy-second turred from the Freneh war zone, said Louis HorowiU, of 6* and a number of eivic organitatlons. Point, Conn., 23-l'p, office, On Board Women's Special Campaign Mreet, appeared in court with part of Ba leaves his wife, who waa Misa, year. Funeral Tuesday, October 24 at own to do any great work. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanier I.aw-' yesterday at b meeting of the British off and his and at 3 in St. John'a Chureh But too iiiraWBBJ my ineptitude on the Traln for Salt Lake City, Oct hia hair bunied scalp Kvelyn Blauvelt o'clock, Hughes, _ the and to bed. rance are being congratulated War Relief A«soriation. 542 Fifth Ave¬ neck covered with scars. He said he Home, and arranging some books in cases, early a a few ago at their a rail birtb of Bflfl days which he is president, "from 23..Colonel Roosevelt. spread had gone to the barber shop of Jrvjeph DR. LOl IS ML. TTFFANY PARKER.At Port Cheater, N. Y.. flfl Manatuck rarm, Bay- nue, of cost Pocatello. October 22, Theodora 0. Parkei. THEN country pluce, Lawranea has been Btirred up and a weary engine lastio. at 40 East Twenty-third Street, Oct 23.- Dr. Louis Mc- 1916, LET Ufl MEET TIIE ISSUE SQUARELY, ahorfl. Long Island. Mrs. the dixgust which the intention of a Baltlmore, In hia 64th year. Funeral eervice «t She Is a weak-kneed Idaho, Ita share of the women's cam- with getting only Lane emerttug of' at the I don't see was Miss Margaret 0. Dix. abroad bv the cowardlv, but that the barber had in- Tiffany, professor hia late resldence, 411 Westchestor Sir: Even with print paper present price, late Rev. Dr. Morsran of our vacillating Chief F.xecu- paitrn for Charles E. Ihifrhes. haircu*. medlclne at the University of Maryland «t daughter of the policy Dr. Kathsrlne (iuced him to take a crude oil shampoo. a*r., on Tueaday, the 24th' inat.. haw ran withhold the fact that the Universal reetor of Tnnity; The traln that bore and a surgeon of international note, 2:30 m. your C*l possib.y [i .: fur maay fflarfl the Antin and Mr«. Lillie The barber poured some dark liquld at p. its director Mr. Wallace Beery. Chureh. The'child is a great-grandson Maior Seaman compllmented B. Davis. Mary to died from neart diieaae to-day his photo p a Tr." Rurnmv" has for of Mebane to turn the votes of the Idaho on his head and hia hair began giz- Mount Accomac SCUDDER On Octobar after a long of Charles Lanier. women on the quantities suppliea was ao he had to country home, Custls, 12, Up-State. abroad. Teachers* Association, 600 etrong, at zle. The paln great Va. He waa yeara illneaa. Emlly Scudder. Funeral ItM aent to the base hospitals have the ehulr ar.d run to i, nearby County, Bevanty-two Mr. and Mra. Colgate Hoyt, Jr., who He believe? that the German aoldiers Pocatello alowed down at Downer, old. p. m. Wedneaday, at l'O Weat 13th at both of Brook- at the four houra behind achedule. Miss ,o used to perform Own Fails Bfl urged them to contmue their Schleswlg Holstein, an in the home, at Lawrer.ce, L. I., on MBBfl ir. tbe waiting room. which was After His Charge because ot his support of order thepublishea of of South Manchester, Conn., Suffern monie's an for Hughes urgent against peeling of his Notice of fu¬ October 22. 1918. Funeral nerviee [From the Independen*. filled with opplirants lor An anology saved Frank t'rban, the Federal amendment. Three hun¬ The order aays the prospects 37th year age. from Fifth. Avenue Fred.-nck to MUr ilaack. (oenrane, foneralljr from a two years potatoes. neral later. Presbyteriai' The marriag-e of Mr. Claude IleaaflOa, married thirty-eight couple-. antl-Socialist speaker, dred attended the meeting in the Hotel of obtaining potatoes in the future are Chureh Chapel, 65th at. and 6th av.. The Kev. Her- had considorable time on in the workhouse and that offi¬ into rest on Ma o! BBfara, waa *o!emnixed laat Thursday evening;. At that he aentence the J"*"^*West Side Utah. exceedingly small, desplte DFMAREST -Fntered Oe-; Wedne?day, 12 o'clock noon. Inter The took at his hands, for each wedding takas him when he appeured in Some of the women speakers went to cial control It is probable that only a tober at Pas.saic, N. J., Maria Fie-' ment fcft BaklBaaaaita performed the ceremony. wedding placo **a Mrs. Adele B. 22, prlvata. to flO seconds. He saves about 21 court to taatiff BafBlnat mining towns to talk for Mr. Hughes. rouple of weekly par head will eldest daughter of th.: la. after whirh the merry party returned just whose -.-.-. pounda llnghuysen, rer.der.ee af Mr. Frederiek, a omitting the word Saltxar. of 219 West 100th Street, be obtainable. Rev. William and Sara Ellzabeth As seconds day by . (.K-Virn-RI3E8. taakom* af ta. hnd^'i parer.t-s where a wedding aupper waa aerved. from hia arrest Ba hnd caused on *af|8rt "Any on. diseorered peeling potatoes Demarest. Funeral services at 3 was "obey" formula.^ a meetmg at lO.ld t»a w»' and the were about to arise, great having lnterrupted THE0L0GY STUDENTS before boillng or throwing away peel- o'clock on Wednesday, October 26, at rilB TTOOnLAWS CKMB71BBT bajqutt f.ni-hed fBaflU and Broadway. three months' Paa- «*a wher. Mra. Cochrane, mother of the bride, marched in with Street the LAWS Ings will b. punlshed by the First Prcsbyterian Church, llld St. Br Harltm Train aad by Trollaa. larpr.'*, GEN. SICKLES'S HOME Madatrata Groehl dismlssed FOUL ELECTION irnprisor.m.nt or a fine of 1375. ¦aic, N. J. Kindly omit flowera. Lot» of imtM . :«. tnr aala. 88 tmmt.ire cake in her arma, and to the atrains of Mendel- when she denled having made Offlca 20 Raat lld St.. N. T. wedding charge Mrs. Newark (N. J.) and Albany tN. Y.) a ronnd of merriment IN FIFTH AVENUE SOLD attacking Urban, and for .*aa'i vaddtag aaareB. TWa eauaed partleular ftatementn of dis- Police Challenge 35 Giving papera please cop7. If that were Seltzer then asked that a charge BEECHAM, MEDICINE Baeh to tha aalifht of all, and tha feativitiea war. greater conduct be placed against General as Home FLODIN On Tuesday, October 17.1911, Oak Point Corporation Also .ri)rr!y bandled Seminary DIES iilne.is of three and ?aaa.ble. alleg.ng that he had on MANUFACTURER, after a lingerinj UrbBB, Subpcenaa have been aerved thirty- one-half Carl W. Flodin. father VIEW her .. , General years, ON TO-DAY writes "whether Buys Adjoinlng Propcrties roughly. that n flve students of the Theologi- Etta T. and Charles W. "I a«k»*l a Kalehgirl at Lord & Taylor's," Viv, When the ronrt learned l_rbnn 175 Ninth Avenue, re-: Brttlsh Nobleraan Also Known as of Matilde at tha Callarlaa of tha of a similar offence cal Seminary, Flodin. Sacramcnto papers please **7 gj»*e a theatncal discount, and she said 'No. not even to min- had been convicted their preaence this morning be-1 within a year he asked Mrs. quiring Phllanthropist copy. Rooms twice be au- fore Frederick L. Marahail, Fifth Ave. Auction aakra,'" Seltzer if the matter could not Elections, to Superin-j Oct. 23.. Sir Joseph On October 23. at Hotel as a third con- tendent of explain why] London, HAMLIN- 333-341 Fourth Ave. justcd some other way, at tho as manufacturer of pat.nt med- Martha Francea Bacon .,tA^ a two sen- they registered polling place Beecham, Washington. Assortment of THE RECoFd'dRIVE viction would mean yeara at the Twelve other Icinoa. ta dead. He waa found lifelesa widow of the Rev. Teunls S. A Large wim i... th.com- living seminary. Hamiin, to Mr. togciner »..j«."JC "aa t(.nre. It was flnally agreed tho same ad- ln bed at hia home, at Hampatead. of Washington, D. C, and SERVICEABLE Kir: Why r,ot refer all peata who Irr>a8t of golf drives at 25 and 27 Fifth Avenue. Ihe sellcrs be withdrawn lf trban names, accompanied by Hamiin, B. of the two lt plalnt would dresa, were passed by the police aa be- mother of Elbert R. and Frar.cis "1?< Gotfaa/l Maga/irie," "The (Jontlnuation recently bought propertiea. or members of Sir Baecham, known both aa of New York Funeral HOME APPOINTMENTS of that apologlzed. ^^^___. to Joseph Hamhn, City. araa thought at the time pnr- longlng profesaora to and D. '.*a Artc'e 0r. the Involved in the Flight of a Golf Bail eombined would their families who had a legal ri.'ht a medicina manufacturer phllan- serv.ces, Washington, C, at Received froas Naaieroas ladififlaals Principlea ehaafl that the parcela waa born on Jun. 8, 1848. Ha of tha Covenant. Juniob, with a twelve-atory apart- ATJTO VICTIM vote from the aeminary. thrapiat, Church Wednesday Comprislng in part of *T»ieh Begar. in the September Number"? b< improved BROOKLYN OIBX J. Buma and Detec¬ waa the aon of Thomaa Beecham, of 11 o'clock. Interment pri¬ rner.t house. Captain Edward morning, Mahogany Hedroora Suita, Eaay resi- tive Arthur Carmack, who dlseov. -ed Southport, Lancashlre, who founded vate. ( Rockera, Daranport*. "El Mundo," the Mutt In July, 1018, the former Rlcklea When Car that the electun manufactorlae ln Europe ar.d haira, Our favorite Ifavana newapaper, printa sold foreclosure at the Two Companlona Hnrt tbe forty-seven, say great pill ( haise Longua, Dlnlng SuiUa, denee was la a student fmm the United Statea. .Bd Jeff "aoaHf" Btrip. It ia signed "Por Dub Fisher." Street Sal.sroom, thfl Boweiy Graxrn Tre« ln Morrlatowa law reouires registering ln Limogea, iJoulton and Worcaater Vesey hi^ college or achool t» append hia Sir Joseph waa craatsd a knlght Porcelalna; Cut Glaaa, Polid SU- .¦."¦k ***** BfUa Msbal nineteen yeara waa elavatad to the baro- BariafB *h? ofl*1!!^.'?^J104A&0. DaWB8»j Brook.yn. home address to that of the institution. 1911, and vrr, f.l Paintinga, Booka, Staln- Tka t,.\\Tu ef H.miilatUn. and !U Ran.n*/ l> got the property on a bid old. of 101 Fourth Street. dlatriet, and John J. r.etag. in 1114. IU waa alio a knight ¦*¦ a Demoeriitic *" .-..i-- of six returning from It la FINELY PRINTED way (irand Piano, Carrara Marbla Hr Th»ra t* nr,]j orva rr*,r* alorlcua faallr.B of bamilUtu,!, U.an ««»". one of a party candidate for the of the Rueiian Order of St SUnialaua. Chineae auto to Powera, Republican of th. Figures, Steel Engravinga, .* a wornar, »ho wanU the *ar wltwlow rloa*d and nct A M0THEB, an aaUaaj stress on the fnct that He was the proprietor Aldwych aariaaaaM al ';wr,|l BIIXIE BUB.KE **£*&*.£.when th" Assembly, lays waa three Porcelalna, Electroliera, Mlrrera f *f 8»- mUn one was killed rarly yesterday Willlam Jonea Seabury, father of Theatre ln London. and for ^ai.W Uti'/M H 88*8*1 «*)f. and that la tr* BB8 .ap.rtefKe* machine in which she waa ndinfr Dr. St Halana. and other objacta auitable *. *wt ra*! ba able to eloa* It orwr'a a*Jf and Mne-Poond "'^ the Democratlo candidate for Gov¬ timea Mavor of of the houaehohi *ff« .«*>'. aaaiatanri tctH ot»a aboald Both Mra. Zlegfeld a tree la MafriBtaaaa. AftBf married BOOKS evary dapartment aemi¬ Sir Joaeph- i. y. r. Well awiped the machine ran Into ernor, formerly waa dean of tha In 1873 Joaeph Also by orda# af a> Daughter Doing grnzing the trce off. Ine, daughter of William Burnett, of known to m!M- one wheel waa rtpped nary. aone flve ./"PICKERINO Auto Mrs. F!or*nr. Ziegfeld, h gutteV a"d a London. Ther had two and V House merra! randor in Keyport, N. J.: "OARAGE. Re- and aeroon hend .truck the tree. aon and MOXON Prominent Fur lona ef followrra of the stage Ml** Dawnay'a Street BTRAKOSCII daughtera. The eldeat helr, of taia flBTar, .*"«-. aa. All Kinda of Wrerking." Hurke, k'»ve b.rtb daugh¬ Itobert Wrlsh. of IM B.rgen KARL Sir Thomaa Beecham, la the operatic BENTLEY »» Bllllfl tfl[Bihe rnlld driver of car, was heUI and PUl COATS. CAPES. SCARFS, ter uf'.ernoon. Brooklyn. the; man- Ilartfnrd, Conn Oct '.'3. Karl Stra- conductor, cotnpostr impresarlo, TONSON ETC. yet^terday one ounre, bail on the charge of C. Wellei a Ml'FFS, RUCS, indioat* that that ., rilne and without of the late Clara Louiao wif. la Utlea The regi«tration figures in Ia* Angelea -rfefld pounds Miss Cathrrinc Powniy, koseh, husband whose of N< COLBI'RN To be sold to llquidata Chargea i« and announcement was made laat night Blaught.r. M.s, Kellogg, opera alnger, died auddenly at daujhter of Dr. Stuart W.llea, for ^'..ttful, growmg, deairable, equably climaWl clty'w rx.pulation and ara aister of tha vict.m and Mar> He was born In a deieendant of Govarn BASKERV1LLE '.Uoraga. that both rnothe*- daughter Street. wera ln a hotel here to-dnv. York, Au. tion Th. if.fr.miation ia hera for the l>eneflt of our well. Mra Slflrffllfll who ll, at tha ColllBB, of 46 WyckofT Auatria, April lt, IMfl, came to Thomaa Wellea. Seiiioas-Wadaei^ay.Tlflrsaay printod domg were taken to th. Memorlal Vienna, aaa! Afawaaaaa, JaaaVlH.**. An-on.a, waa Bttaadfld by Dr. ( lifton jured and thla country when a young man and Friday Sararaay Angelea ru\j*rrik>*rt. llospltnl in Morristown for several prominent LlTTLEnELD Octokar 25, 26. 27 aaa1 21. Edgar Jame. A. ilearn. of 71 Columbia waa manager Kel¬ C. ALPRED DUTTON'S o'Clock Eacfl jTir.ee her marriajre, three yoara ago, Gardner. of 84 opera alngers. II** married Miss lat. froas 2 Day. .V L. A. papara, of eourae, wont mention It haa been devotina herself Street. and William in 18X7 while they were on a tour C. Alfred Littlefleld, aon of tha 681 FIFTH AVENUE TTENRY A. HARTMAN, Afltrt'r Mra Zlegfeld the other occupants of logg Ceneral Milton S. Littlefleld, and gen¬ and IflrSB tfl the stage. Her most Degraw Street, ,n tha Wast Mra. Strakoach died last no ln thia less were held matarial wit- tha Nrw York Edli.n (Aad yat I'tut. Bliaa Perry eaad thara waa aatira rrrer,' »« ln a aerlal ino th, rar. Bl eral agent ef appearaBCfl naaaea. ' apnng. *»6t47.) fi V. A, tn.n pioture.