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UNIYERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry r. Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF II REDEEMER. Broa.
and City Hall. Mr.. Rose will preach at IL on
''rhe St hool OF LIFE" Is the world Gods
SCHOOL, What lessons should we learn from the
hard things as we'll as the easy ones? Are we
to graduate into another school beyond the
grave? Sunday school at 10; kindergarten at
II. Mems class at 10. Come and we VIII do
YOU good. No evening service until November.
Tho music will be: Morning. organ prelude
Morning Song" Pearce; professional, Hymn
35i; anthem. 20, How Amiable Are Thy Dwell
ings,' John r. West; response after prayer.
Nearer NV God 10 Thee" Hanseom: ofsrtory.
baritone solo, Far From Ny Heavenly Home"
Ncedham: organ postlude. The Temple
March, Vincent.
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LIBERALS WILL
DISCUSS ANOTHER
PROTEST PARADE
Meeting October 4 May Result
in Further Excise Law
Demonstration.

A mass-meeting will be held by
Liberals on Sunday, October 4. In the
Turn Hall In Upper William street. 1t
will be decided whether or not to have
another Liberal parade before election
day such as that on last Pnngster Mon
day, when there was a demonstration
against the Bishops law, in which thou
sands took part.
The meeting will be held under the
auspices of the German-American Cen
trail Society, which had a session last
night, when the matter was discussed.
President George Grimme was in the
chair and Oscar Milford made the re-
port on the proposed demonstration.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

BELLEyILLE AVENUE CoNGREGA-
TiONAL 155-l57 Belleyiile avenue
Theodore Merrell shipherd. minister. Worship.
1o:45 a. M; Bible school, 8 p. m: evening
Mikes People to Live evening subject.
How Jesus Saves" Preparatory service
Tuesday at s p. ms Young Peoples Union
Friday Mt : ~. m.
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUBE
MANAGERIAL CHURCH, Clinton avenue. corner
Wright strcet--Rev. 4. Arid Mofrat. minister.
s,o. mug worship at lv:is, theme, Jealousy.
evening ,ieyotions at 7:i5; sermon subject.
spears or Harps." Sunday school rally at
2:oo; special exercises. The Friendly
Church.
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TO START CHURCH CHORUS.

Professor Eichorn, the chorister and
organist Of the High Street Presby-
terrain Church. will meet all those who
desire to enter a class for singing and
chorus work on Monday evening, Oc-
tober 8, at s o'clock, in the chapel.
There will be a lesson each Monday
evening In sight reading. followed by
the chorus rehearsal. This chorus is
open to all who may wish to enter.
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PRIZE For Y. M. c. A. BOYS.

The boys department Of the Y. M.
C. A. opened It's seasons work with an
entertainment at Wallace Hall last
night. There were cheers when II was
announced that they had won fifth
place among the Y. NJ. C. AS of North
America In Bible work. There were
about 500 boys present.
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HIS MIND A BLANK.

MULLICA HILL. Sept. 26.-Reeves
Hammitt. who lives at Newfield. and Is
manufacturing a patent sweet potato
planter at Jefferson. walked out of the
factory Saturday morning and disap-
peared. He was found last evening In
a Philadelphia hospital How he got
there Is q mystery.
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RAILROADS.
new JERSEY CENTRAL
Corrected to September 10. 1908.

FOR NEW YORK. r
sis. htAi 5;so .ea s:so. 1s 500 1 s's, f siiS. a a'se. 7 sss', 500:
s;l5s $40 $40, 800: DIS. $3.50. s:as, 1000. 1920,
100. 1f3o. 200. 2;so. 800, s;sO, 400. $3.50. 500.
~. $50 s'6s. s;S5 lo4o. ll;ao p. No.; 12:gl,
80. S,25.. 1000. io:se, ii:oe ii so a. M; 200 n:
800. bs5.' 500, $50 100 500. s:2s. SIS, SIS.
'0 Tor i ei1osb !, 100 I ?; n p,d ii;GI nish s,;, i;S ga 3. %is
s s:ss: ~ rs ~ n1'ss 60 a ri s;;ss, ls s1s. i 1aisss s ia. ~:
\ 80 ?, m s suaaays; ~ 70 s;osi "a 30 iS sas ll aS
For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauch Chunk $3.50 to Easton). 1856 a. m:
l:lS' t;3s 1:ss to Easton) p. m. Sundays. 1875.
For Wiikesbarre and s~crantoa. SIS a. m:
IF Far ~ psr Il r. amb syna s:ss. ! s "a. b s:4s r.; am; ,:is
DAYS lay, ~; 4!lo. - s!ss s e. /, m s;is III. 81 81. 10 g p m. M Sun
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park.
etc. s;ss Ss,4s RED bank only),. 1880 /. m;
Red bank enlylrH ii,se >. N. sundays. except
Red Bank os.ly) a. n. ass Rcd Bank only).
Pa For Isk p s:a a. .M. S1a:o saturdays
oniyo. iiie: s:N..4s26 p. m. Sundays. 7:io. s:55
For q; A Ala q Cry. s;u a, m. ;e,f.:w satur-
a Lax onIylsgs:ss 2. NJ sundays ss5 a. M;
se4s. 1890 a. M; .i2:5O. lis. .s:a5. i:ss, S:sa.
.s:Is' 5:!s; s;s5s- 1850 p d, Sundays. 7:lo. s:o5.
: :i:si SO s:sS' s sais' i IA s;4o 81 s n I. ''1 m. s''- 800
For Baltimore and Washington. 7:55. a:48,
Il Ii e AK Z: nj i;n, a;ss ;.ss AZ z s.M Az Sundays
philadelphia onfy.
Teferhore t3MI
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SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY DAY.

Rally day In the Sunday school will
be observed at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow in
the Fairmouat Baptist Church, with
special exercises. including on exercise
by the Cradle Roll and a chalk talk by
the pastor. At the evening service the
pastor, the Rev. George e, Lambard,
will preach on "New-style Morality"
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sinnott as the third member. The
Mayor, however. found that he was
too busy to spare the time for the trip,
while illness in MIR. Conneliy's family
prevented his going. Common Council
has appropriated $500 to defray the ex-
penses of the delegates to the conven-
tion.
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90 ON HUNTING TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Kes MARTENS.
of Parker street. end Mr. and Mrs.
Gustav Martens. of Eye avenue. Jer-
sey City, leave today for an extended
HUNTING and fishing trip through the
Adirondaeks. Their ftrxtr stop will be
at Saranac Lake. $500
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REFORMED.

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH.
Lincoln Park-The Rev. A.. NJ. Arcularius.
acting pastor. Divine worship Mt 1890 and 7:a5.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-02
SHOUT FOR BRYAN
WHEN TAFT KEEPS
DARK IN HIS CAR
NehraSkanS With a Band of
Music Resent Being Turned
Down Even in Early Day.

NORTH Pr Ate. Nch.. Oct This.
the tenth day %. Candidate TaItS cam
,lss ~ The Yves, ~ To be ~ day of
long reaches and few stretches NJ
hraS!ta. NNuTnG and Colorado VIII 30
travereod, ani before tomorrow morn
ing tl" TAFT special will be IN Kansas
Cheyenne. whidh will bc reached lat
this afternoon. AMI Denver fortnight
are "a be the principal meetings o.
tic day. although this place turned nlt
a larg" crowd, which seemed to please
the candidate Five minute stoos h1N"
been arranged Tor at Juleshurs. Kim
ball Neb. and Greeley. cal.
Mir Taft ief; behind him a mu,l Dis
appointed Nebraska village early this
morning. Tae people Of GiothcnburS
were a. the station knowing that the
Taft special would have - stop there
for wafer They had wish them a band
and were prepared to cheer. But Mr..
Taft was no; ~, COT. R1nsde'I eN-
planned That the candidate had been
WORKING very hard at mis- task in cam
pa!gnins and had been compelled t. de-
vote the wee SINAI ..nurs Il the niSht
70 his sTondonce, and as Ciother-
burg was not on his schedule, he lad
no; prepared 10 make an appearances.
Just The same, ;ne peop.c g.; Gotb-n-
Au!s evidenced their dlsJleasGrc -
MAJ ns demands for Bryan.
senator Dol yer 'yih,d i"c party o.
iu:o 1t 1T OMAHA 1t 10 o'clock la't
mig: He viii assist Mr.. Tai, in soak
lnk a, least until Kansas -tty is
reached.
JUH-SRCRG Col. Oet. ?.--The labor
sTeer1 mich Nj. Taft made a. N"r.h
Platte was We'll received Dy an audi
ence largely composed of Wo:alaEmeu.
Mir. Tar; charged Mi GDmp.-s win -
sronsihility for circulation % lies ao,u:
him.
Al OgalIalla Nj. TAI, was present.
with a watermelon oy man who de-
clared msclf to- be 4 Democrat
81 thank .ou," said th- cari date.
''psrtlcular!y that 1t Is q NEON and not
n lemon"
ra's place received the candidate with
enthusiasm
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ELK|NS WEDDING
DENIAL BY SENATOR

PARIS. oct "A special despatch re-
ceiNed here from Rome says that tn.
Duke of the Abruzxi and Miss Rath.
"rinc Elkins. daughter Of Senator
stephen q. Elkins. of West Virginia
Will be married ON OF about Dec. 10
Ufhcial noticutiun of the wedding vii
be given out NOV. 10.
fiTrSBrRG. oct. lin long distances
telephone communication With the Az
soriated Press This afternoon, United
States Senator stephen y. Elkins, who
IS ut his nome In Elkins, W. Va. made
the following statemcn. regarding re-
port rom Paris to-day that the Duke
OF the Abruzzl and his daughter, Misc
Katherine Elkins, would he married en-
Dec. IL:
There is no trlth in the report 81
all wonder who manufer'' - Al,
these reports? The arrangement rcr
such an event depends upon other per
sons. You can't tell wha: some people
will do or will not do. But please say
there is no 70 ndation to the Paris re-.
mort
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LIFE'S ROAD
Smoo,hed by Change of Food,

Worry Is a big load to carry and
an unnecessary one. When accom-
panied by indigestion 1t certainly Is
cause for the blues,
But the whole trouble may be cas-
lily thrown of and LIES road be made
easy and comfortable by proper eat
ing and the cultivation OF good cheer
Hear what Troy woman says:
Two years ago ! made the &C
auaintance OF Grape-Nuts and have
used the food once a day and some
times twice, ever since.
AT the time ] began to use II life
was a burden. ] was for years at
ficted with bilious sick headache,
caused by indigestion. and nothing
seemed to relieve me.
The trouble became so severe
had TO leave my work for days at a
time.
"My nerves were In such state
could not sleep and the doctor said !
vas on the verge of nervous prostra
ton. | saw an adv. concerning Grape
Nuts and bought package for trial
What Grape-Nuts has done for me
Is certainly marvellous. ] can now
sleep like child, aLa entirely free
from the old trouble and have not had
n headache in over year. | feel like
a new person, have recommended
II 10 others. One man ] knew ate
nothing but Grape-Nuts, while work
,ng on the ice all winter. and said he
nsyer felt better In his life"
"There's a Reason.
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
crssk Mich. Read The Road 10
| Wellylne. H. pkss.
"uy.r read the above Isttesf A
nsw one appears from time %
time. They are Genutns, true, and
srII az hutDaa Interest, Y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-02
CONSUMPTION
PREVEkTABLE
DISINFECTiON IMPORTANT.
Results Obtained In "a Large Institution.

The importance oil dsinfection is
shown hy the results obtained al III?
Brooklyn Home for Consumptive5, the
finest institution OF the kind in New
York. letter from the President :
quoted:
We have used PIatt's Chlorides in the
Brooklyn Home for ConsumptiveS for
more than ten years, and find it not
only a comfort cut necessity. Through
its use we defy the germs TO make any
inroads on the nurses ard employees
who are in constant attendance upon In.
sick, one hundred Of whom aye now N
the institution. One nurse has been there
we'll on to ten years. second almost a;
long, and not one person ever employed
in the Home has developed lung
trouble. "--Mrs, s. v White, President,
Kingston Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Plati's ChIorides is al odorless. color.
less liquid d.sintectant which instantly
removes any foul odors and DESTROYS
disease-hresding matter. a quart bottle
will last an average family a month. AMI
ii can be ottaired at all druggists and
h gh-class groeers'.
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-s4Oo added for two,
year-old ma dcns; five and half fur
longs Jeanette NJ, % &C Burns). 20
!, even and to ., won by length AMI
a half: Lady Gore, 80 CA Mar,inl. to
2 5 10 } and 10 .. second. Elsa f., l0i
1Rergeplo 10 TO !: 4t2 snd No n !. third
troams Ma Mrs AfIaa MooFT sister Ter
PhyiIis Marcade and Taioea also ran.
SECOND RACE-s4OC added selling:
for hree-year-olds ana upward. Hne. anG
one-eighth IN les,-Bclmere IL fMore-
and out, second Campnigner, 100 lRice),
10 10 l, 10 to | and to |, third, Time
"a 2-5 Spunky, Oriental Queen, Crack
shot, Howard Shean and 3olf Ban 'uso
THIRD RACE-sioo added; for two.
year-olds and up sig fuTionssESai;;
Garner. 3 10 l, 4 10 s and out, ,;
Hawk slight. e5 81, Murphy. 10 l,
to and to 5, 3. Time-Ll2 2-5, Right
Sort, Otsiketa, Moonraker George S.
Davis also ran.
FOURTH RACE - $500 added; for
half miles.-Cave Adsum, ll9 tNicoD,.
20 !. / to and out. won by one length
Clela Turney, la (Musgraye), 10 b.
to and out, second; ", II. Carey 10.
Times 20 40 Waterlake also ran.
FIFTH RACE-s40o added: selling: for
three year-olds and up: hve and a half
furlongs. Gold Heart, los CMusgravel.
10 1, even and ! TO ., won by a
length and half; Carrot Wilson, los
"a. Natinl, 20 10 /, s 10 ] and 10 8.
second; Momentum, lO7 (Moreland), II
10 l, 8 20 ] and to =, third. Time
l.O7 is. Muni, ProtageonIst. Tenagoe.
Hasty, Infanta, Grace Kimball, Black
Hawk Estella C, Night Mist and Her
man johnson also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Selliny sos added
for two-yesr-olds: five furlongs.-Ton
REID ll2 u. W Murphy. Il 70 /, : %
and to 2, won BY a nose; Thistle
Belle. 100 IT Rice). Ii TO /, 10 | and
3 10 ], second; Ching Mare, 1l2 Con
noly), 20 70 I, ) 10 ! and to !. third
Time-l.Ol. English Lass, Cap Griffon
Desperate. Flora, Dorothy Webb
Plume, Red Minnie, Hank, L,omond
liawkslight also ran,
SEVENTH RACE-stO0 added sell
ing; for three year -olds; one and six
teeenth miles on the turf. 81. larlO
los IT. Rice. even, TO and out, woI
by five lengths. Black Sheep 100 Der
genl. 5 70 2. to and 2 10 0, second
Cilaucus. lO6 (Garner), 5 to l. TO 3 an,
Q 20 6, third. Tims-1.+5 l.. N Eckert
Uika and Prolivity also ran,
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HAzEO STUDENT
SEALED IN A CAR
CANNOT Be TRACED

story told here by small boy It is
regarded certain that Willie e. Smith
wac disappeared from the State Uni
vcrs!ty on Tuesday night OF last week
was oYerpow ered and gagged during
the course OF a hazIng az the univer-
city placed In a Queen and Crescent
Railroad box car. the door closed and
Smith shipped away.
The car was shipped out OF the wards
but no trace Of 1t can he found The
seal on the car was broken by the
students who are said TO have sealed
The police and the faculty OF the
university are at logge-hesds over The
investigation. detail o. police was
sent u the university To-day bv tn,
Mayor. II anything definite develop
arrests will be made.
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CHICAGO
tContinued from First PageJ

died stealing. Mclean 10 Egan. Egan
threw out Schultz NO PINS.
Hoffman tossed out Mowrev. Mitchell
fled n Sheckard. NJ Lean died. EVeTs
to Chance. no Runs.
Sixth Inning.
Chance singled through second. How.
ard sacrificed. Mowrey 10 Hobl!tzei
Hoffman famed. Tinker foulcd 10 Hob
li.Zel NO RUNS.
Savidge famed. Evers threw out
Egan. Paskert walked. Lobert lined
10 Sheckard. NO RUNS.
Seventh Inning.
Egan tossed out King Brown flied
10 Fischer ShcCkard walked and took
second on n Wild pitch. Evers filed &c
Besc her. NO RUNS.
BescAer rolled to Evers. Hoblitze
Holman. Mitchell forced Hoblitzel
Evcrs n Tirxrr NO RUNS.
Eighth Inning
Schultz singled to centre feld Chance
sacrificed. SavIdge 10 Egan, Howard
walked. Holman singled to left field
schultz scoring. Howard scored from
litze, < ing died. Mowrey TO Hob
litzel. TWO RUNS.
Tinker threw cut Mclean. sIvidge
famed again. Egan singled to centre
Paskert flied to Sheckard. NO RUNS.
Ninth Inning.
Brown flied to Mowrey. Shec kard
Schultz lined to Egan. NO RUNS.
TO Tinker. Hoblitzel filed to Howard
NO RUNS
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Diamond Studded Medal
For Most Popular Giant

The Giants playing tae best baseball that New
York has witnessed in years. hey for the PEN
nan and from until the close OF the the struggle
promises be the ng in the history Of the league
AS an encouragement the individual members Of the
team The Evening World will present the popular
player diamond studded gold medal All New York fans
express their preference through The Evening World
coupon below with will be printed daily in the Noon.
Baseball and Final e5iions:
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AUTO FLYER DOES
RECORD MILE At
BRIGHTON BEACH
De Palma Covers Course in
s. ID Seconds, Lowering
Mark / ID Seconds.
,sp,cial to The Evening NorldN

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
Oct. -Four thousand spectators mad
gathered here this afternoon when the
irst OF the speed races In the two-days'
auto meet of the Motor Racing Asso-
citation began, The events this after
noon were mostly record. breaking eff
forts, which formed an introductory
appe, lzer for the twenty-four-hour race
that starts at s o'clock tonight.
A forty-nllle- northwest wind
swnpt across the inhcld and caught
those in the grand stand fully In the
face. but tie spectators rather cnjoyed
ii. Tine track had ben coated with =
preparation which thoroughly lays the
dust that otherwise would obscure all
view OF the track. Drivers in the early
trials declared that the track wa. per-
feet for record breaking
There arc fourteen certain starters In
the twenty fourth race. with the
best drivers in the cuuntr. to handle
the cars, The race viii continue rain
OF shine.
Mile Record Broken.
That the track Is lightning fast was
s'i'"I III Tie ME record trlh., the ms
event on the card. in which Ralph De
Palma, In a 80 horsepower Fiat c.-
clone, flying start, did the course In
~ H. seconds, uT ! ~ Sc 0nds better
than the safe record of Walter Carts
tie, made last fall On tiis TRACK in his
II horsepower car.
In the Other speed trials George
Robertson, In a ~ horsepower i'ia;
Tornado. covered the nile H. - see
onts, while Clare Hamilton. in a ID
horse power Midget tsotts. made the
turn In L.G -.
DE Palma received cash prize Of
500. besides the trophy. for his record
breaking effort, ana ho earned II. fo-
on the sharp turns mis- car was on ,wo
wheels ana threatened every moment
TO crash into he fence.
Ralph DE Palma repeated his sue.
cess In the ten-mila tree-ior-aiI. the
second event. which he Won In q Is. en-
average OF better than a nile a minute
snee! for the Fiat Cyclone. Georgc
Robertson. In Fiat TORNADO. was the
Oily otAcr starter and after lead la
the FIRST two miles, broken pipe c-usei
him TO withdraw. Dc Palma continued.
hi best mile being in 81 seconds.
Barney oldfeld raised laugh when
he appeared o. the track in the third
cent, hre-mil" race for six cylinder
stripped stock cars. he having a biz
black cigar in his mouth which gave
out more fire than his eXhauat pipe
Oldheld, however, won the race by half
mile. p:tn his Stearns car. his time
being 30 -. The Hotchkiss. driven
by Harry Kirkpatrick. was second, and
tho Palmor-S Singer. Raw Howard the
ONLY other starter was third.
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animation as to their sanity after they
had refused adnttancc to man to
whom d real estate agent had sold their
house, a. Twelfth and Grove streets.
Jersey CITY. They lad told the real
estate agent 10 sell the place but when
he called win the pure haser t.e women
tCll Item 10 90 away,
The purchaser procrued a writ ~ pos-
the women were arrested and their
hous ehOld goods sent to storage To-
day when Mrs, Mange.s learned thar
her daughter was 10 take possession 81
hsr property she told % her srripllral
savings bank and the hank book
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NEW YORK

Base ITits-OT Hoeg. S in three inn
!n2s; Oft Manning, 8 in three innings
First Base on Bal!s-On Manning, /:
off Lake, ., of Kelly. 5.
Left on Observation-Disclosures. &. High
landers. 4,
Struck Out-By Manning. ; by Lake. l.,
Home Runs-M!lan. Clymcr. Lake.
Thrce-Base Hits-Clymer, Gan.ey.
Two-B Base Hts-Milan. M3r.arty. Free
man,
Stolen Baaes-Ung ,auh, Clymer, Ship
Ike Keeley. Milan
Double Piays-Kceley 10 Freeman.
O'Rourke. Gardner and Moriarty, Nc.
Br- ie 70 Free1- an.
Passed Ralls-Strest.
Hit by P'tcNer--McBride, HcmpIi!l.
mpire-Hurst.
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,so.c!ai to The Evening vo-,d)

WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN
\. Y. oct. Patsy Donovan's Trolley
Dodgers made a record for the1nFeINe'
this Afternoon by winning another sam
from the Boston Beaneatcrs BY score
OF to > The Dodgers won the game
in the eighth inning on HuH1inel
single. q villa nItch. finely double h>
.rordao and Sheeran's drive to centre
whtcn gave them Two runa'
Only 900 fans witnessed the game
Both Pastorius and Flaherty pitched i'ne
ball
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BIBLE AND BOILER
HELD HER FORTUNE
$500 in Mrs, MangelS'S
Scriptural Deposit Bank,
and Sl5,5OO in Kettle,

Mrs, Annie ManRc's stored her money
between tie ioays Of an old family
Biole fpr years Tc-Ear, after she had
been adm'sed insane and the contro.
NJ her prrpr"iH vas vested ~ he,
daughter, 81 revealed the hlding place
OF her riches and told OF bank book
showing that she had sac $40 on deposit
tina, she had concealed m an Cd wash
boiler, aud Si,S10 was found IN the Bible.
The hidden wealth Was found among
the queer odds and ends OF her furni.
pre IN MeHenry's storage Warehouse,
al Tenth and Grove streets, Jersey
Cay, this afternoon
Mrs. Mangels and her daughter Anna
wsFe ARRESTED several daystago for eN-
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NEW GRAFT ARREST;
POLICEMAN TELLS
OF LICENSE FRAUDS
oCon,inued from First PageD

Two other witnesses partners OF Bali
qulno. corroborated HIM.
Carroll Law, a lawyer. also testified.
He had occasion to visit the License
CHIEF Corngan. lie was convinced after
his visit he said. that crooked prac-
ices were In vogue in the bureau. ana
complained In letter To the Mayor.
Later he communicated with Assistant
District Attorneys Knott and krotcl.
and joh was put Up 10 catch
II Amdto,' Brown. the Water Depart
ment employee. was also under sus-
plcion. D'Amato was tipped on" and
refused to connect with a marked SO
bill
Reed Denies Charge.
PATRICK j. heed. the accused police
man, was hustled into the witness cnair
from II comfortable srttcc In the L.
Cense Bureau Reed Wa uncomfortable.
He denied that no knew Balicrino or
mis- rs rtners.
Whcn the Witnesses confronted Reed
the buecoat IN uniform pAIcd and said:
"Oa, Vas. I saw those nol tive days
ago ~ M .! Eighth avenue about a
license. I was Investigating the place.
49, vas my duty"
"pia you not 60 20 thcSo men FIVE
give them back their noncT If they
forgot all about IN. II eGSe sratt? That
YOU mad S,fe and family and would
h. diSGrsccd?"
stand up Balisnuo. And the otner
witness" demanded Commissioner Nil
chell.
Did YOU not take money from these
men" Did yos not tell them to forget
all: that you would return the money
and that YOU would be disgraccd?'
Il never saw those men in my life
exclaimed Reed. reddenins.
Did YOU not take $6o from tais man
IN the toilet of the City Hail.
NO, sir.
do YOU know what perjury IS? Do
You know YOU are under oath?''
Yes sir
License Cost Her 5000.
Mrs. Dorothy Mason. ~ NJ. Al East
One Hundred and Fo"ty-nmta street.
owns several moving picture machine
theatres. she went on the stand ami
testified that policeman named RiI 1
Ithat. i" Tie way. l. the name of the
lleut""ant IN command OF the License
SQUAD called on her ana demanded 500
6. a license, In the presence Of Mr.
Ireland: Who married dalshte" OF
Borough President Hanen. Edward DOrr
and Frai Kline. employee of he: thea
tres ,she paid Bird $50