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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
VARSITY GLEE CLUB.

First Concert is Given in Tuscaloosa.
 University, Dec 12.-(Special )- When the Glee Club made it's first ap- pearance of the season. in the Efks' Opera House in Tuscaloosa. last night, it drew the same sort of weather that has fallen to its lot for four years at the opening performance--raln.
 However, the inclemoncy of the weather did not deter @ fairly good audience of town and University peo- pie from attending. And. if the ap- plause which followed the various numbers may be taken as a true indi- cation, those who went got more than the worth of their trouble and money.
 Not only was the program excellent itself; its rendition was exceptionally fine. There was music for the lover of harmony and music for the lover of comedy. Among the more difficult pieces. were 'Hrhe Beautiful Blue Dan- ube Waltz" and the Medley from the South" which called for some fine shading.
 Michael Roy" @ humorous piece. was one of the ifits of the evening. as was also the "Drinking Song" The club as a whole, the quartette, and the soloists, all acquitted themselves with great eclat, rehecting much credit on Tom Garner the director, The en- semble. work. of the club was given
  dbns credit to professionals. The program follows: ....
 Here's to the Colots of Crimson White" Ludebuehl. words by v. H. Bell. '05. '...t ..
 "The Scotchman." College songs.
 Quartette. "Bendemesr's Stream" old Irish melody-Messrs. E. B. Pee bles. Cox, Craddock and Hill.
 How Can Leave Thee" German folk-song.
 When You First Kiss the Last Girl You Love" (Howard)-Mr. Swindle.
 Michael Roy" college songs.
 Don't Take Me Home" (von Tilzer) -Mr. Morrow.
 ''The Beautiful Hue Danube waltzes" (Strauss.
 Intermission.
 Medley from the South" CPike.)
 Good Bye" (TostD--Mr. E. B. Pee bles.
 Drinking Song." college songs.
 Whistling solo. Tout Passe," Ser ger)-Mr. Graham.a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
!, 0. SMITH NAMED
HE IS ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
 or BIRMINGHAM E
Mayor ward vetoes Raise In Salaries ama Speaks Out About Liquor ai ana Gnmbling in

i -.t4s z fats.ssN City.
 I3irsnfngham. Dec. -tEpeciall-- sJ. ousnton Smith was today Appointed assistant city attorney by R. H Thach. { The Mayor has vetoed the ordinance irscently adopted by the City Council which increased the salary of the ah- sintant city attorney. Quinton smith has been assistant city attorney for several years.
 { The Mayors veto, In full, says: j T return herewith not approved that part of the resolution adopted at last meeting which permits a maximum salary for your assistant city Attorney of t1.500 per annnfn instead of $l,2oO per annuni.
 If your honorable body will look into the sessions of the police court you will ma that the attorneys work for the future VIII certainly De no heavier than in the past and in all probability not so heavy.
 Your attention is called to the fact that a large portion of the courts time is taken up with gambling and prohi- b4tion cases ! Most of them are being handled now by the special attorney of the law and Order League; there fore, the actual work which your as- distant city attorney is really in charge of cannot be as heavy as in the past,
 'In view of ths further fact that nearly all Of your city officials applied for a raise of salary and were denied on account of the5 ffnsnciaI condition of the city, there can hardly be justi- sflcation, for making an exception in this case Respectfully.
 e. Ward. Mayor" { < aIfo watFaatp proceedings were in- stlthted today in the Circuit Court directed against Ellis M. Duncan, act ing as city bacteriologlst; Ellis M. Dun cans acting as city meat and milk in- speetor, ana John M Mccartin, acting as street commissioner, to ascertain their positions, under the new code, the sanitation and health work of all coming under the County Board of Health.
 The plaintiff to the quo warranto Is Dr. E. h. Sholl Presi. dent of the County Board of Health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
i I IN S OC l E T Y

has gone to Talladega to visit friends before returning home.
 Mrs. J. D. Dove is in Washington. !.
 Mir. Brannon Hubbard will return next week from Columbia University to spend the holidays with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Hubbard.
 
 Mrs. J. c. Ducksworth. who has been visiting her parents. pr and Mrs. W. S. Kendrick. has returned to her home in Williamston. s. c. Mrs. c. A. solomon of Lumpkin. Ga. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. S. A., solomon on McDonough Street.
 + 4
 Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick of wetumpka is the guest of Mrs. R, W. Skehan on Jeff Davis Avenue.
 + + 6 Miss Mildred Andrew will entertain the Queen of Clubs on Tuesday morn ing at 11:30 o'clock, the date having been changed from wednesday.
  Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Benjamin of New York, lately of London, have are rived in Montgomery and will occupy the Wiley house on Madison Avenue for the winter.
 Mrs. J. Diseman of Atlanta Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Sidney J. Winter, on Montgomery Street.
 
 Miss Nettie Johnston has gone to Bessemer to attend the Keith-John- ston wedding.
 Miss Charlotte Van Ahsdal, of Day. ton, O., will arrive on the 2sth to be the guest of Miss Annie Gaston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
EXPRESS MESSENGER
 LOSES BUNDLE OF MONEY

AnnIston, Dec. 12.-- -(Special)-While a passenger train on the Southern was running between Cedar Bluff and Rome, Ga, yesterday an express package containing S5S2.5O was either lost or stolen. The messenger, when he dis covered that the package was lost. re- ported the matter to the Southern Ex- press Company and an investigation has been started.
 The package was placed on the train and receipted for by the messenger. When the destination was reached. a receipt was presented for the package, but the messenger could not find 1t in the car. The loss of the package is a complete mystery. and there is no other solution, 1t Is said, except that it was stolen.
 The train made. four or five stops between the place where the package was received by the messenger and the place where 1t was to have been deliv-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
IN GOOD CONDITION
PREsBYTERIAN TNsTETUTToN .. AT
 TALLADEGA IS FLOURIsHKNG.
Superintendent N. L. Mckee win Make Address at Central Presbyterian.
 Church This Morning,
 Telling of Work.


 In acceptance of an invitation ex- tended by the pastor, pr, Neander M. Woods, and the officers or heNCenfral Presbyterian Church, H. L. Mckee, superintendent of the Orphans Home of the Presbyterian Churches of the State at Talladega. arrived in Mont gomery last night and will speak from the pulpit of the Central Church at the morning service hour.
 Mir! Mckee, in speaking of the work which has been accomplished at the Home during the past year. stated that much of the indebtedness on the insti- tuition had been paid off, and that some $l,5O0 in addition had been spent in much needed Improvements.
 The Home" said Mir. Mckee, "is no longer looked upon by the children as place to escape from as soon as they reach the proper age. Quite the re- verse Us true. I have letter in my pocket from a young girl past the age Of IS. who states that she is sorry that she had to leave the institution. she is now taking a course of training for nurse In Birmingham hospital.
 "But despite the fact that the insti- tuition is on better financial basis than 1t has enjoyed for many years, there is yet great deal of improve ment needed am planning to raise at least s5,000 in the near future, and think I may say that before the year 1909 is at an end. the home win present & most up-to-date appearance.
 MT. Mckee viii talk. of the work at the Home ins the most intimate way possible at the hour today in the Gen. tral Presbyterian. Church. The public Is cordially invitedyto. be present. ~
 '
 We make rat npectpIty Of .dyeimw mourning goods and VIII dD lthem in
 FRENCH DRY CLEANING co. < :
 Phone 113. ss.ssssss :, 2O3 Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
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HlrWHEEIF zEfmWE EalnmHHHnBMW


 Miss May Johnson has returned to her home in Luzelle. after visit to Miss Fletcher Pearson.
 +
 Miss NelIe Beard of Troy is the guest of Miss Rebecca Rutledge on Ala bama Street.
 Mrs. ". s. White of shefield. and her daughter, Mrs. John Bragg Beers, of Fort Deposit are spending several days in the city with, their cousin, Miss saIIie Johnson.
 Mrs. A. Well left yesterday for West Point, Ga, where she will visit her daughter. Mrs Joseph Herzfeld.
 +
 Mfr. and Mrs. Herbert Schachte. of Wilmington, N C., have come to Mont goniery to make their home. and have taken the residence. No. 6. East Jen Davis Avenue.
 Mesrs. Russell winsiow of Hartford. Conn.,, Harry Henderson of Mobile and T HI. Tyson of Thomasville, Ala. are the guests of MT. c. G. Miles on Sayre Street.
 Miss TereEe Roquemore. of Boston. who has been visiting friends in Eu- faula. will arrive tonight to visit Miss Mildred Andrew.
 Mrs. Matte Banks returned today to her home in Opeiika, after visit to Mrs. !. II. Crenshaw on Adams Street.
 !. Miss Etta Byrnes Kendrick of Green- viife, who has been visiting Miss Eu- sonia Kaudrick on Holcombe Street. t.f ft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

Some Limericks.' (Eplett.)
 ouartette. "F1is Sweet Guitar (Parks)-Mesrs. Peebles. Cox. Hill and Craddock
 "Noah's Ark" college songs
 Down in Jungle Town" (Morse) MT. Schwarz.
 lma Mater song, words by Helen Viekers, '0S.
 The following appeared with the club last night:
 First tenors-E. B. Peebles. R. A. Allison, H. P Ford. c. c. Swindle. F. l.. Dodson. F. D. Peebles.
 Second Tenors--Frank Morrow, Nj. F. Schwarz, W. S. Cox. R. P. Davidson. W. 4. Shelby.
 First Basses--Alonzo Hill. R. Bar row. Paul Brinkman. Joseph Walker.
 Second Bassss--F, IT. CraddoclS. S. r. Clabaugh. E. T. Graham, J. P. Van deVoort, V. H. Bell.
 Director-Tom Garner
 Hon. Sam Will John of Birmingham has accepted an Invitation to deliver an address before the University on Robert NE. Lees birthday. January 16. His subject will be, 'rhe Life and Character of Robert E. Lee."
 President Abercrombte will deliver an address on "rhe Teaching Process" before the Southern Educational Asso- citation. which meets in Atlahts on December 2o-so,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
ExcrxEEa SMITH niEs.
We'll Known Msn VIII. be Buried in


 Mobile. Dec. af2.-(Special 1--Augus- tus e. Smith, one of the best known engineers on the New Orleans and Mo- bile Division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, died here tonight at TAO o'clock after an illness of one week. ss
 He had resided here seven years. was 52 years of age and Q native of New ark. N. J., a mefnber of Mobile Di- vision. No. 140. Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers and thirty-second degree Mason
 Surviving are two daughters, Misses Irene and, Nellie Smith. one brother, L.. S. Smith, ali of Mobile, and relatives in New Jersey. sst si
 The funeral services will be held tomorrow. afternoon at o'clock from the family home. No 109 North Clai- borne Street. with Masonic honors. and tomorrow night the body will be ship ped to Montgomery, to be buried along. side the remains of his wife and other relatives +s
 He was well known in New orleans and throughout Alabama and the Cuff Coast. sp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
naaIlst Dall afsaday Aaserpoou.

Monday afternoon at 3:30A o'clock, the local Y! M. c. A boys will go up against q basket ball team composed of the actors from Paul Gilmpre's show, ''The Boys of Co. B." This will, nd doubt be a very intere resting game. and a large audience. of ladies are ex- pected
 MT. Gilmore ss to referee the same. good a bunch, of basket ball players with him, having seyeral Of the Mus catine, Iowa, stars. which team won the game wifi be called at 3:30 sharp Monv day afternoon to allow the actors to rest before the theatre- .,ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
HELENA WANTS FRANCHISE.
wlil Seek a PIaee in Cotton State,

VIII Soeh e FHHce Ih COttuM BtNGe@
 League.
 Memphis, Tenn. Dec. i2.--(Special. :. ) -FollowinE the light in the Arkansas League which may result in the for- nation of an outlaw league. Helena's directors today decided to pull out of both factions and will try to enter the new circuit in the Cotton States League. 10 embrace Selma, Ala, Meri- dian. Jackson. Greenville and other Mississippi and Alabama towns
 A representative of the local club will go to the Cotton States meeting next Thursday in Jackson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
hanMf1Av annfsit

1s Ibe, stamdaFa Fine l6arannIated Sugar, 9a.00. Boxes Premnaer Onf NEenl, &Ee Large whita Agichigau Irish FotAtoes. a0e penlks E
 nnbCR GROCERY GO.
 Pure FO0M Bt0rn@,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

Henry W. Taft, and will remain there until Thursday. when he will go to Au- gusta. Ga, for several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

FOR RENT--DweiIink g27 s. Court st Apply to W, $. Payne, 12l' com- merce St. Sf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
Meeting of Y. W. A. First Baptiss

There, will be mass meeting for women at the First Baptist Church Monday afternoon at s;30 o'clock un- der the auspices of Y. W. A. Our missionaries, Mir, and Mrs. I Franklin Ray of Japan. witI give talks on their experience in Japan.
 After a stay Of several months tn the States, Mr., and Mrs. Ray are pre- pairing to return in February to their work in the foreigh field. Mrs Ray will be pleasantly reFnenl- bered here as Miss Daisy Winston Peta tus of the Judson College. -
 Miss Ida " Clay, President
 Mrs. III F. Martin. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

 Notice. Finance Committee, Y. ". c. 4 :.
 There will be meeting of the Ft- nance Committee of the Young Wo- mems Christian Association Monday morning at II o'clock. at the h or1e of the chairman. Mrs. R. E. Steiner, 2ao south Hull Street. AS this is the last .mseting for 1908, 1t is important that all members should be present.
 The Dexter Avenue Auxiliary Of the Womanis Foreign Missionary Society win meet Monday. afternoon at 3ie0 o'clock in the Sunday school room. All members are urged to attend the meeting, and any one that is interest," ed in Foreign Missionary work will be given a cordial welcome.
 Mir. F. c. Adams of the Ferry Street Methodist Church win speak at the vesper service of the Young Womens Christian Association, this afternoon at o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

Mrs. J Diseman of Atlanta Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Sidney J. Winter, on Montgomery Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
Price Popularity

Is measured by what the price gives. At this store every quoted price represents the the goods are exactly as represented 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

Miss Kettle Johnston has gone to Bessemer to attend the Keith-Jo ohn-. ston wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

[ Miss Etta Byrnes Kendricix of Green- viiie, who has been visiting Miss Eu-
 sonia Kandrfck on Holcombe Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

promptly filled. Anything pictured forwarded immediately. postage prepaid, on receipt of price and de- livery guaranteed
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
OLD BOYS GOING
BACK TO HUDSON
THREE DAYS CELEBRATION HAS
BEEN ARRANGED FOR HOME
COMING WEEK. e.

HUDSON. Mich. Aug. lS.-Aug rs,
10 and 20 will be homecoming DAYS
I'm Hudson next week. when the old
boys will be hear from all parts OF
the country TO swap stories OF Boy
town and live again the swimmin' hole
days where runs the narrowed Tiftin,
or, as they used to call it, Bean creek.
Among these will be VIII Carleton,
the famous poet, who ran the streets
OF Hudson barefoot country boy,
and received his early education in
the township school The Carleton
home and the Carleton school house
still stand within view from the win
dows OF passing trains.
An interesting program for the en-
tertainment OF the wanderers home
has been arranged, which will be par
cipipated In largely by talented Hud-
sonites now living elsewhere. and
speakers OF state prominence will be
on hand. There will be races. a ball
game between Hudson and the De-
troit Athletic club team (this on Mon
day., balloon ascension, horse races,
fireworks and a general good time for
all who come back for handshake
and a renewal OF old acquaintance.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
PULIDO PLOTS TO
OVERTHROW CASTRO

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-Senor
Don August Pulido. for Is years a rep
resentative OF the Venezuelan govern
ment in Washington, and who was
suddenly recalled TO Venezuela by
President Castro last spring, is In
New York planning with a number
OF other Venezuelans and some Ameri-
cans. revolution In his country
which is expected to result in the
downfall OF Castro.
1t has been learned from an unques-
tionable source that Pulido had been
seen in New York by member OF the
diplomatic corps, one OF the attaches
of a Central American legation. The
fact that he, with other Venezuelans
is planning the revolution was also
confirmed The United States has
broken off diplomatic relations with
Venezuela. This being the case It re-
mains to be seen whether this gov
eminent will take steps 10 prevent
Pulido and his friends from complet-
ing their plans for the revolution in
Venezuela.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
w. "WAWLIS" MAGEE
is VICTIM OF PLOT

"Willum Wawlis', Magee. secretary
OF the department OF public works. is
threatened by plot In tho weed cut
ting gangs.
"Wilum" is a Draw Scot. IS lie
uGme woulG testify, and he brought
down 10 his off CO this week hand
full OF clothes To wear on the day cf
the 81. Andrew picnic, IL gIyly
exhibited the hornet and taltal an |
plaiL. sporran and trew anS cairn-
COINS of a real Ireland suit.
"Wull. no look bonny?" he inquir-
ed OF his underlings.
The underlings agreed. but they held
a consultation afterward and secret
instructions were sent out TO the weed
gangs to collect bushel or SO Of
burdock blossoms Now when "Wull.
um Wawlis marches barelegged at the
head of the Scotch parade-on the re-
turn from Bots Blanc
Bit IL is too sad TO tell what they
intend TO do TO these bare shanks
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
NEGROES
To SAVE c. ]. P.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-The
charge is maze that recent promo
tons among Negro employees OF the
government have been ordered TO con
ciliate the colored voters OF Ohio and
save that state for Taft this fall The
Republicans. it is alleged. have re
come alarmed lest the charges of in
justice toward the Negro race might
seriously influence the vote IN the
Buckeye state.
Three prominent colored Ohioans,
all influential among their race, and
all In the same department If the gov
eminent, recently have been given lib
eral promotions, two of them having
been made within the past few days.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
JUsTICE-ED|T0R
IS ARRESTED
FORMER TREASURER OF sReck-
ENRIDeE WoopMEN is AN Al.
LEGGED /EMeEzzLER. (

BRECKENRIDGE. Mich, Aug. 13.-
tSpecial.D Grant Seele. for three
years justice OF the peace here, and
editor OF the Weekly Clarion. is un-
der arrest on charge OF embezzle-
ment preferred by the local lodge of
Modern Woodmen
Seele's alleged shortage, which is
said TO be small. has been known for
several years. il Is said. The lodge,
so the story goes. has been trying to
give Seele chance TO square himself.
but he would not take ADVANTAGE OF
H. When Seele was treasurer OF the
Woodmen, his wife, II is said. even
tried TO mortgage their home. 10
raise money 10 stop proceedings
against him.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
We Il KILL YOU,
: SAYS LETTER TO
MEHMED
MlSslVE IN RED INK FROM
YOUNG TURK" ELEMENT is
WHAT SENT \Ex-MlNIsTER TO
BED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-"lf
you dare to come to New York
we will kill you. The sun has
risen anew on our nation. They
that have dimmed the luster Of
its name must die. lzzet Pasha
and his son shall answer TO those
who love their country"
This portentous message. carrying
terror to the heart OF Mehmed All
Bey. the discredited envoy OF Abdul
Hamid. was received by him few
hours after the cable dismissing him
as minister had sent his blood run
ming cold through his veins. and II
was this ominous decree, passed by
band OF young Turks" in New
York, that caused him to collapse
Tuesday night and take to mis- bed.
The message was written on red
paper with black ink and signed The
Avengers of Our Nation" 1t is said
that when the paper was handed TO
MIN by an under secretary the swarthy
face of Mehmed Ali Bey turned a
CHASTITY white and he reeled against
the wall of his legation Office as
though he had received blow, while
his secretaries sprang to prevent him
from falling to the floor.
But Mundi Bey, the new charge
d 'affaires. declares no harm shall
come to Mehmed. II 1t is in his power
to protect him.
lie is a subject of the sultan" he
said and no harm shall come TO him
II we can protect him. IL is true that
ne has received threatening letters.
probably from some over-enthusiastic
hot-headed Turks. Depend upon II,
though. no harm will come TO him"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
TONY PASTOR IN
DYING CONDITION

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.--Touy Pas.
tor, the first manager Of variety the
alter in this country. and one of the
oldest and most widely known theat-
rical men in the world. is DYING AZ his
summer home in Elmhurst, l.. I. His
doctors say he cannot I've through
the day.
Dr.. Farwell, of Manhattan, who is
with Mr.. Pastor, says that diagnosis
OF his ease Is next 10 impossible. He
Is suffering from complete collapse.
He is 76 years old and recently suffer.
ed financial losses.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
DOUBLE WEDDING is
SURPRISE TO GUESTS

STURGIS, Mich, Aug. 13-(Spe
cialD About 40 friends and relatives
gathered at the home of A. Robert
son TO witness marriage ceremony
but. were pleasantly surprised when a
double wedding took place
Two daughters, the Misses Ruie
and Fannie Robertson were respec-
lively united in marriage 10 Lawrence
Misner and Chas. Hoops.
Rev Roadaimal Of this city, officiat.
ed. Many useful and costly gifts were
received. both couples will reside In
Sturgis. where the bridegrooms hold
responsible positions
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
DELEHANT BARRED
OUT FOR A YEAR

CLEVELAND o., Aug 13-For
language he used to Umpire OLough-
lin in the MISUNDERSTANDING game
here on Aug. 1. Second Baseman Jas.
j Delehanty, OF the Washington Am
erican league ball team, has been
barred from the Cleveland ball clubs
grounds at league park, either as a
player or spectator for one year. The
Cleveland club has protested to Presi-
dent johnson.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
FaIlina oirder KiIIs Nan.

NEW YORK. Aug l3-One man
was killed and two injured today.
when an iron girder being placed into
position on the second floor OF new
building at 229 Borden-ave., Long Isl.
and City. fell carrying down two men
TO the ground floor. one was caught
under the girder and crushed TO
death Two others were carried down
and painfully injured. They were ie-
moved TO the hospital. The polite re
serves were called out and placed the
foreman OF the construction gang un-
der arrest on the charge of negligence
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
POLICE COURT DOCKET.

Eli De Loop, drunk; sentence sue.
pended.
John Mcintyre. begging; $40 or 80
days
James Fleming, drunk; sentence
suspended.
Joseph Sullivan. drunk: adjourned
TO Aug II.
Fred RAIDER. drunk; sentence sus.
pended.
John A. Law, drunk; sentence sus.
pended
Charles Blacken, disturbing the
peace: s. or 10 days.
Stephen Flood, disorderly conduct:
$25 or 30 days.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
AERONAUT WRIGHT
MEETS A MISHAP

LEMANS. France, Aug. 13.-Wilbur
Wright. the American aeronaut. met
with a mishap when he resumed his
flights, today. When he had been In
the air minutes and 20 seconds and
was in the middle Of the second cir.
Gle he came to the ground with suf-
ficient force to smash some OF the
wooden framework OF the left wing
OF the lower plane OF his machine.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
Kills Self for Love

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.--Despondent
because his sweetheart in Austria
had ceased to write. to him, Albert
Hsnlik a clerk. 81 years old, com.
mitted suicide by hanging himself in
his room In First-ave. today. His
body was found by Miss Marvandeck.
daughter OF his landlady. He left a
note explaining that he could not live
without the love OF the Austrian girl.