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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
CHINESE MUsr BEHAVE.
TEN lee. CSrasrea. HeArs E-N0w %
CaerAl aAm lask.

Iwm Lee Cofnore0. MoAfB u-NoW 70
C4sTal nAm Lssk.
Capt. Big Bill Hodgins. Who moved into
the EtizAbSth street station last Monday,
dOoidsd last night that the bssa way 90
make the tongs bshave In Chinatown
would be 70 get the leaders and put u up
70 them. He cent out two Detectives.
Heddsn and OleASon. with Instructions
% bring back Tom Lee. the Mayor of
Chinatown. and the head % the On Leong
Tong. and Sam Luck. who leads tho Four
Brothers.
Thsy found Tom Lee in his shop at u
Mott street Thers 10 a tradition In
chinatOwn that Lee had never bssn in a
police station houss In his Efe. He hasn't
been out Of Mott street. for seven months
he hasn't even naksd q trip 20 West
chester. where his wife hves Il took q
lot Of persuaalon To get ham TO 90 along
On the way. with a deteotive on each SIDE.
Tom Lee saw trouble In every shadow
Hodgins took him into the captain's room
and clOsed the door.
that Chinatown 10 a. much under tbs
law a. any other part In New York.
began Bag Bill. You're going TO obey
the law and I'm going 20 make you do
t.. I know there's gambling going on
In your clubs, and that's going 70 stop
too. Under the Downing law l can 90
TO the District Attorney and make your
mombers come along 20 give evidences:
Most Of your clubs have charters and
they've got 20 live under them
Tom Lee was surprised. He AgTeSd with
Hodgins that violence ought 70 stop. Il
was all the fault Of the young men OF
Chinatown. he said. The old men, the
merchants. wanted peace a. much a.
any one Why couldn't they have ~
Because u the -Four Brothers.
He did1t trust sam Luck and said he
wouldn't even talk to him until a peace
Agresmen, had been signed. Lee said
he had worked under sam Luck on a
plantation near New Orleans and knew
him Of old
Hodgins told his men to 90 out again
and hiring hack Sam Luck. who had ssnt
word that h,s was SICK. They hadn't found
him up 10 midnight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
YOTNG TiFT ~ UrO CArcH.
Hrnr> w. son wsIbridze BaIls HIn~eIf
WITH HIs watch.

Walhrdgr \ Taft =on N Henry "
Taft brother - N" Pres dar' and for
Her member - the Vale varsity crow
Ha- arrested y-sterdav afternoon for
driv NJ his au'omorll. ton fast m the
M-rr;~k road The arr@s' was made AT
! 80 ooiock by Motorcycle Policeman
N!'-le of rho BropAIyn headquarters star
Who sad thai Ta'' was going thirty i,-..
miles an hour With Taf' were two other
Young men and Young woman Taft
drove 10 'ie Jamaica police stat on and
yave MS watch a. bail
The same motorcycles man who arrested
Tai, vas orsd'ted three hours later with
the a-res' II another owner Henry "
B.Rgs. HhO gave las address a. Fifty
n. 9TH stree ard seventh avenue BiR1s
TOO was picked ~ on the Merrick road
" h'ls. dong thiTty-four miles an hour
according 20 the pOlireman's watch Mr.
Biggs depOs,tei 500 cash hal a. The
Jana "a police station
OF fourteen aufonohile arrests recorded
AZ Police Head quarters IN the course OF
The dav five n the pr sonsrs were owners
u the machines
r. y Swenson 81 ~ Ess, Ssventy-firsr
street. banker. was arrested az Madiaon
avenue and yeniy-frs, street at ass
FOR gong twenty miles an hour.
Charles Agch,nclo.a 81 Is Fast Fiftv
. rect. another owner was picked
80 on Broadway near Bell avenue. Flush-
ing while making thirty-two miles an
hour The ffih owner prsoDsr was John
WIlmarth Of 2so Vanderbilt avenue, Brook-
Iyn Policeman Winnie said the machine
was making twenty miles an hour
The automobile Of Percy Williams. the
vaudeville man. was stopped az Atlantic
and Vanderbilt av@nuea BROOKLYN, -
$50 y NJ Policeman Winchs. who aga n
miles an hour winche arTastod Mr.
Williams's chauffeur. Harry Harbo Of
1879 Seventy ninth street brooklyn
Victor Hsrbert's chauffeur Frank
Savarese was arrested on Vanderbilt
avenue. Staplston. Staten Island. a. IO.sS
o'clock yesterday morning Policeman
Drscoil o. the Stapleton preoinot raid
the speed Vas tbirty miles an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
CENTRAL ADMIRATION wars.
Other ROads Ask . IRecIsion- No Ruling
Now fOP q WeeA

r p. Clark and p. n. MorT7sssy tho
arbi'ratoTs Of the demands Of the train
men and conductors ot the New YORK.
Central and several other roads. had their
work increased Yesterday. - they have
been called on 20 arbitrats the demands
Of the trainnsn and Conductors 81 the
Delaware and Eudoan Oompany.
Arbitrator Morrtassy aAid that iG viii
now be week. before any awards can be
announced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
HSre C;hIcS PAIIs Dead.

CRAN-oRp. y. J.. April n Harry e..
BowerA chief OF tho FIRE department here,
fell dead this mot ming just - he sutsred
hia nour store la che CrAnf0Fd Rank build
ing. Hs Was 90 vears old and haA bSsn
cIioI ~ The flre department. for i've yeAra.
HO wAs unmarried. his parents I've IN
piainMeld ~ j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

BuSoHA"roN. April - Tho local
Democratic org IMITATION has start. d
a movement - secure the nomination
Of George ?. Johnson 81 Endicott 20 o.
pose the reelection u Congressman
John W Dwight from the rhirtieth
Congre@s district My. johnson - HaRaK-
ting partner Of Endicott. johnson n Co
tann@rB and shoe manufacturer ~
LesteFShirs and EndioOtt. and has alwavs
oS~n accounted an independent Rspub-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

To distinguish them from other police
men the cops Who do duty on the Williams
burg BrsdRs have had a new decoration
put on .he left sleeve of their spring
Uniform. IL n IN the shape of . ANAL
white bridge surrounded by . yellow
circle. Il IL a. distinctive a. the insignia
Of the trAfiic police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Guna went 90 WIN ssisshnssshasu's 60
alaas ware

Sesphen Dunn. Formerly q sonblaman
for PoAlos Magistrate 3. oaseon Hiagn-
bOthAn. wa arrested gt South Sixth and
Berry streets. Brooklyn. Last night. by
DsesOeavss Conway and SeaseA charged
with stealing . Wa9onful of cut glass
from the MaGiatraes'S homo On Mott
avenue. Ear Rookaway. Last February
Quinn u alleged TO have removed the
judicial carriage from tho stahlo and
loading Il With Qua glass and one az The
psarod. On March Z hs wross . lsttsr 70
the Judge asking that he be forgiven.
The missivo Was handed over 20 tho po-
lice. who have been looking for Quinn
ever sinos. The prisoner win b tAksn
20 Far hockaway to-day and win there
have chance 20 point out tho mon TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
DR. LAVBNRsR WINS SUIT. ,
ssFs. wessalaS Aseasa Amaanst tsam q,
Cnlorufasmmw Beg n Iasa-

sars. wessasaS AseaSa AWaanst tssm Ter
cnlorgfer@1nw BeP q Lest
MoHEooanmx csxx. No. Aprtl M.-rAs
Jury In Tho sult % Mrs. TJniS weu.a,l
aEalnae Dr.. O. l. LnvenAer FOR olaAn
damages rsenFneA q ysrAige ehis afesru.so~
for the dafendMma- mEu. Wonsa1l chArRod
that Dr.. LAv@ndsr had eean oallsd 70 hsr
homo on Q profonnionnl Wait. that whils
thnr0 hs chl6rofoEned and aaaamleed bar
ana that ha aRreed - pay hsr esoo noe 70
esll her husband, who b mail cMFrisr
Previous 20 dis Or. Lavender CHARGED
thaf Nrn. Woasall oamo 70 hls oGloa snd
al d. POINT a. Q revolver dsmandSd 400
90 thaa h dsllvorod ell hs had handy
about 30 % cave hia Nc.
AfHor ahs len he had haE aFrsaesd Tor
blaOkmail and highway reboeTy. AZ the
Arua trial ahO nos Two yoaED IN ne psni-
taneiarV. 6ho secured q new trial and
was acquitted Mrs. wanssl then pushed
the so. 900 satt-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
assss SZArso steUaaas = auls,ae

Mas Marie Stephens. % years old.
killed herseif late last night by inhAlinG
sas in the bathroom Of her SISTERS apart
msnt ae So West IlIth street. Mins
8tsphens had been living with her SISTER
Mr. ". Y. Weeks. more than . year and
had been al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Hslasiu Primo Wus Trt sa aoStfn the
Hearts az tne Canadians
VANCOUVER. p C.. April 15.-To Gnt ~
mediator a. Ottawa in behalf of thu Hin
d'i- in Britain Columbia and On thu Paotfio
Coast relative IN securing a reduction 81
the restrictions upon immigration. SIR
HayAji RAo Ill. 1askwar of BarchA.
On" ~ 'hs most powerful Indian Primes.
will arrive here on .Iuoa from
Yokohama
tie viii tour America. including a trip
tn Niagara Falls and New YoSk. Tn"
Hindtls ar" going Tn ss~k free admission
Tn IN" dominion through the 0askwar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
Psne. Canaan. SWIM Inn.

Two poiios oaG tains wprs transferred
ypuaArday John % Conner who h,a
bnan commanding ths Ma dyuRal ssrc~t
g1aalons Iadsd iohs WITT ActInE Captain
y. ID. ho0ansnn ~ the F'fth street station
Ca1mies,onor bsasr sBys Do 49,, ~,
- oHahAnEs. Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
EVELYN THAW ar N,STrEAWAN.
she SurprIses Fser Husband. bot Eae Wa
Pleased 70 See Her.

Pleased To See Her.
PorOHKEEPsTE. April 7S.-rhe unsx-
pected call Of Evelyn rhAw At the Matsaa-
wan State hospital to-day was a sur
prise 20 Harry Thaw. bat his pIeaSur.
seemed none the lsss Rsnuins and the
visit was apparently enjoyed by both. Nlr..
IhaW vas accompanied by q Or. Stillo.
Thaw " still trying 20 figure out an At
Oslss Tor his wife bringing q doOtor. Thaw
and his wife talked togsthsr for noarlv
ehree-qnartsrB of an hour.
MEp. Thaw And DR.. StiIlo arrived In FIah-
kali Landing On the ii:7o O'Clock traIn
and had lunch bsf0re gong 20 the no.
ptaAl. They arrived AS the hospital al
i:sS o'clock and we're At once allowed
20 Sc ThaW: Their groStines we're
friendly and ThAw sssmsd very pIa@ssS
20 80 hts vita. Thsy oinattsd plsaaantlv
until about half past O'clo0k. Whsn thsv
left the hospital
Mrs. Thaw's visit was tho mors unrprialng
becauss Of hsr saatomant at the iast 49,
corpus hearing az WHIT Plains that -
nsver cared 20 80 Harry AGAin. 40
onSafed against him at tAat hsAEsng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

The Fort wadswor'h Branch % the
YM {. A was ono year old Yesterday
The anniversary was celebrated by both
soldiers and civilians Miss Helen NJ
Could. who IL Interested ~ pr-1v Y ~
e. 4 work. was present n o. -egimsnts
gave an exhibition drill ~ than a
thousand people attended the celebration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
OTHER PRISONERS TRY Ut.
sing sing CsnVtcts seem to Think Escape
From Obd sbep Is Easy.

sing sing CsnNicts seem to Think Escape
From Obh sbep Is Easy.
OssTSISO. April 73.-Thres prisoners
made an unsuccessful attempt TO sscap.
from Sing sing prison tDss afternoon.
They are Arto Werner. serving q two
year sentence from Kings county for
recsiving stolen goods. George Endome.
four 90 FIVE years. from Kings county, for
burglary in the third degree. and Bruno
Bench. three To stx years. from Rockland
county for grand larceny.
When the companies Of conviots wore
lined up az S O'Clock in the aftsfnoon the
absence Of the three men was motel
After a thorough search Oficsr Martin
Deelsy discovered cuts In the flooring
under q bench m the wagon and tin ahop
on the north wing % the pgison. The
boards were ripped up. Under them
were the men huddled together IN a very
email place.
The prisoners were rscaptunsd in Ina.
than an hour after they left the ranks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Many .
Wosnan Has
Answered The
LnFs Of tho
Exaggerated
Nalus in
Other
a nm o . o.
nsots. and
Ended In
Making Her
Here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

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New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

Eue9os Ayres. March io-Oussn AmeHs ,eo.
East Londou March 90 BIoemfonteiu o7D wow
Port said. March p -tudrasaunha Gn. New
Dalny. March p sutton HAN CB0. New York
Calcufta. March n Moltkefsls CGer, New York
49, va Hododah. Eombay. efr.
Naples March iG-AIice tAusp. New York
"aasow March 90 Caledonia tBu. New York
cab CALI March 20 SIontserrat ospan, New York.
YnrE S,,i5 NJ March - e,o s'T,in & ',,er e.ss Ss
'ienerha,en en-; March ~. M leiten 'der'.
Southampton. March 2O-Adriafic tFD View
YORK VIA Plymouth aud Cberbows 2tst Nne
StrI New York via Kingston. Colon Bsrba-
suez. March 2i-Kazernhe tBn. calcutta and
po,, S,95''S S.}9 S, Tor Boston and New f9.e vi.
bermnda March n. $50 m-Oceana teen.
Pernambuco. March is- -Castiulan Prince (B1
New York via Barbados. 17th. prnholms
Hamburg March Disuant CGer. New YorE.
SAILED.
salrlnto. March 1s-Fert tItab Nsw YORK
Hong Kong. March S-lndraveIi tBD. Sew
Colombo March 1s-Rabeufels tGeu. from
CaicuttaL Boston and New YORK.
Sabang. March 10-Inveresk (Bri. from New
Bordeaux. Msroh io-st Laurent Gr). New
Port natal, March 19-Lindeu CC;er1. from NeNs
York;. Fremanfc. etc.
BOuloEne. March 10. 8 . M Nieuw Amsterdam
Outchl from Rotterdaml. New YORK
Chrstiansand. March -. D m-Heliig Olav
ODanl. New York
So Michaels March 2f-CIyde CBr). from
southampton Barbados. Colon. etc, ard Ne"
York
Fiume March f9-Pannonla 6Br). New York.
Liverpool. March 10 Manhattan (iFi, New Norh-
Patras March t4-Martha washington (AusD.
from Trieste. New York.
Naples. March 17-Ciermania Err, New Iors-
81 Thomas. March 9n-Eorona (Erl, IRON
DemCraral New York
Rosario March 2O-Obi Br). New York
PASSED.
Lizard. March 21-American Dutch, New YORK
for Antwerp.
Kinsale. March 2i-Appalache tEr). NeN AorA
for Barrow and Belfast.
Gibraltar. March 20-Cheyeune 0Bri, New YORK
for Savona. ST George tBrl. Manila for Bos-
ton and New York.
Lizard. March Uranium 1r). New York for
Rotterdam ard Hamburg
Prawie Point. March 2l-Minnetonka CBrl. New
York fOT London.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
BOYS SKULL CRACKED
Lad May Die 1ffcr T'co
Gangs an Fight Use Stones.

one boy was probably fatally burt last
nirht and score of people IN the neigh
horhood of Tenth avenue between ..uh and
sed streets were bruised hy nying stones
when two gangs 80 hoys started an to have
street fght. using stones as their weapons
Tho injured boy is Harry Brown. thir-
teen wears ola. ~ No. flg Nest 10Th street.
who WAS taken To Flower Hospital with a
fractured skull Noung Brown WAS walk
ing west in 59th street. near Tenth avenue.
when Hush Brickly. Who lives at 10Th ave
uge and lst street. ran un behind him ana
struck him over the head with "A piece 81
.ran attached io a piece % rope. according
to the police.
Brown staggered and fen 10 the street,
and the boys. who had been throwing stones
from one side of the street 90 the other,
scattered and ran. Brown was picked up
by Sergeant RideIi ~ the West a7th street
station. nr. Lockwood took him 10 Flower
Hospital, where his condition was said 90
De- critical
Brichy. who was identiaed by Brown.
was clargcd with fcl3nious assault and
locked ua. Tie viii DE arraignod IN the
C,dldren's Court this morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
WOULD JOIN SISTER IN DEATH.
Brother of Barbara Reig. Found Dead
in Park, Stabs Himself.

Daniel Beig. brother Of Barbara Rcig.
Who was found dead in the shelter house
in lr,in- Park. at Hamburg avenue and
IIalsev street. WILLIAMSBURG. two Years
aro. attempted suicide YESTERDAY after
noon hy stuhhng himself lie had been
lTooaing over the fate 81 his sister Tor
whose death Patroliran David Shellard -
stiu under Indictment. one trial having
ended iu "a disagree ement. I;eig has always
commended ihat his sister was murdered
Rsig appeared at tle entrance Of -
'aih'riue's Hospital, az Busbwirk avenue
and Muier street. in scml-consclous
condition. having heen assisted there by
fun men. who Immediately went away. An
examination showed ryo stab wounds in
The region - the heart lie at first snid
~ had been assaulted. but later confessed
trat be- bad inflicted the injuries himself
because Do wanted to die Al a.. hospltaI
last night n Was said his condition WAS
critical
Reig is q bartender. tveuty-sevsn years
old
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
MISSING MAN BACK HOME.
Manager Of Chinese Theatre Had Been
Sent 70 Workhouse.

William J. Cavanaugh. Tor fifteen years
manager of the Chinese theatre AZ No E
Doyers street. Who disappeared early last
Thursday between The theatre and his
home al no. l6S East lo7th street turned
uP yesterday with the greeting for his wife
thar he had lust been discharged from the
WurkhoUse
Cavanaugh said that when he left the
Thrd avenue elevated station al l06th
street on his way home on Thursday he
fe.t an right. hut that after that he re-
memherod little. Eiis watch and chain.
fountain pen auc some cigars. besides Sl65
in cash. were stolen from him. and he sayR
De thinks Le WAS struck down from he
hiuG. Ills face hears many patches Of
court plaster and his nose is slightly cat.
The Harlem court record shows that
Cavanaugh was arrested al o'clock on
Thursday morning al l05th street and Third
avenue by PatrolInan McGrade. and was
orraigned before Magistrate O'Connor. Al
court hc said De WAS John Cayanaugi. Of
SO li- East lo7th street lie pleaded guilty
to "a charge of iutoNication. and was fined
So. Iseins unable to pay, de- was committed.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
ELEvATED CRUSH RELIEVED.

Trio imrrored service arrars sed between
tno prpHo Service Commission and Frank
liHdleH. general manager - the Interior
o1lh RaWd Transit Company. went into
effect Yesterday oD tie elevated lines The
rfce; was safiSfa,lorv. fo- while many
Stn had % narg Go straps al the height
10 fhe u b period there Mere additional
trains on ths second. Third and SIXTH ave-
uuc Hr,s. as w'H as fnree additional trains
on rls E'nta ave0re express eerl1oe in the
morning ana orc iu tho evening rl-n- Tha
improvement on t.e Third ami Secord ave
fur Zines 'yss most marked iu the cNeuiuE.
after frr rush hour. whom several trains
asIo aGrt0 Nr Hrl'sE Expressed himself
pleased with tIe -eW service.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
JUDGES VIGOROUS REBUKE.
Calls Prisoner "One Of the Most No
to-ious Criminals" Found Here.

William Corh'n, whom Judge Rosslsky.
iu The Court ~ General Sessions. declared
was zone of rhe most notorious criminals
whom the city has had occasion to run
Gown. was sentenced Yesterday 90 four
and hsf wears I'm state prison and 10
pa- fine Of S"o. or 10 serve an extra
daT Tor every dollar OF the fine unpaid.
Tn other sections 81 this country they
would burn you a. the stake" said Judge
Rosalsky to Corhiu. when The jury before
which he WAS tried for assault and rob
hcry returned verdict of guilty of as
saHlt WheG informed by THE court ~ The
other crimes charged against Tho prisoner.
lhc lurors unanimously regretted tHat the
e'ideno" ~ these crimes could not have
been presented 90 them
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
DENNIsoN FOUND INSANE.
Man Connected with Highbridge Park
Killing 20 Go 70 Matteswan.

The commission which has heen 'uouir-
iHg lnfo tre sanity Of Herbert Jerome ben
Ui~on, Who rs suspected 81 having shot and
KILLED Arthur Shible1 and Rober' Lomas
iu liiEh Bridge Park last January. has
completed it- work. and viii report That
thc man is hopeles-ly insane Deuuisou
viii D. sent to fre Natteawau ASYLUM for
criminal 1ussrs.
Tho '"rnurr'@ inquest iuto tho death OF
the $500 hoy-. which las been DELAYED
awaiting tne flinS - che commission rc-
purr. i- eel.-Tuled 90 take place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
HUDSON NAVIGATION BEGINS.

The Peoples Line and the citizens Line.
generally called the Hudson River Nisht
Lines. resumed service yesterday. the boats
leaving their respective piers Nos - and
a. North River. % o d. Ga The four er.at
steamers. namely. The Adirondack. the e..
W Morse. a." Trojan and tho Rens. eiaer
have neen Thoroughly oNerhauieI and are
rpic and span from bow to stern. inside and
feet ~ .itei steamers lu tDe world
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
SPRING LAMB TINE or TINE.
stork Duly Visits Central Park No, a
Blsck one Among New Arrivals

There 2a- "a eroat nuhnub in t.a sr'ep-
fHd ir ,'ntraI Park teei'.dl.. f"r t0e
sfoIR pat Dos m unci Hcaf- visited abe
hcrs'- Ntltor guari'-s can4r back and left
O. dozru or m.rc 1tlc isnls, hUt NOT ID
ilach ono n tlo lnt. TI" eNritsuert ger
lroajod ,f'H r'd tar'aiu suue- conway
R.,Io fer Ialf century Has leen n charge
a. fhr Central Park lrro. auo ..H sul|.a.
Ju,f. vlirn la- ue.u tending fu'rl Irr
-sUI nr IIfa .HrIuers.
THc l.rl. nI.lulIug tHc nCU arr't 'tal~. rov
l..rIhcI- -INtr 0r fru-'. D. $500 nut ltaEr If-
srat spring romp untiI Nar, sHe tnr annual
aalo uf tIa sIsiuE iauHs riE ur hr.I In
.iUnf-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22

You. youths and young men.
home ON a flying Faster trip
We're ready with everything
you'll need this Spring and
Summer. an
Youths suits in three distincf
mod e lS-cOnservative, liberal
and ultra. 4
Youths Spring OvercOats.
Youths shirts. underwear.
low shoes, hats-sO complete A
stock that you waste no time.
Youths SUITS. sizes s2 to % chest. SIC 10 q.
Young mems suits for eoI-
lege men in even greater variety
of fabrics.
Sizes up 20 a. chest.
Browns it becoming n
yOul
IL S with us again, and these
tan brown suits are cut in The
young mems style.
At SD and SEQ.
Is a Dollar enough to paw!
1t certainly is, if YOU want a
| glove UD tO the uSI1aI e1 N
standard.
That's our Dollar Glove.
&iade IN Easlsnd Of tan cape leather
Ask your wife. if YOU don't.
know the advantage of a deep
yoke on a neglige shirt.
Star shirts have a deep
yOke-just one Of their strong
points.
Spring star nesrsss. $50 ,os
In good standing with men
who stand much.
Our Cushion shoe, s., sup
ports and rests the foot. pa
Cushion insoIe ard specially SHAPED si..l
arch.
n college man hints that
Prep school fellows and college
men ought to know our s. Suit
Case.
Built 70 stand rough handling
Bargains in soods that hpvs m 20
season"
800 bath robes, some towel
ling and some blanketing.
Regular s. quality.
$2.Sj.
5000 pairs of hight weight
elastic Suspenders.
Regular soc quality.
2jC.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren 81. 18th 81. 94fhs
New-York tribune., 1910-03-22
TO NJ EET ROOSEVELT
Rcpublican Glib Announces
Committee Of arrangements.

Robert G.. Morris. president OF the Re
publican club. announced last night the
committee of that organization which IS 10
make arrangements for suitable recep'
ton for Theodore Roosevelt on his return
% this country At the suggestion of Mr.
Morris and Collector Loeb. the Mayor has
appointed a committee 10 represent tire city
in welcoming the former President OF the
United states.
The committee of the Republican club Is
a national committee 10 the extent that
some of those on il are nonresident MEM
bers of the club. living I'm various states.
Among the latter are Governor Weeks of
Connecticut. who was elected To member
ship ma the club last night. Tile committee.
which will meet within "a few days for or
SANITATION Is as follows: