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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-03
DECRY COMMERCIAL
SIDE OF BOXING
Especial DispatchD
LONDON, Saturday.

- NGLIsH sportsmen are hanging out
what are intended TO be warning
l. signals to those boxing promoters
who may head this way with the OBJ
iect OF organizing contests on the
american plan" II Is the so-ealled
latter scheme that has stirred up the
talk. for they contend that II Is based
boxing. as a sport, a bad jolt from
which II might not recover in the Brit
ish metropolis. The favorite reference
to the boxing clubs In New York and
other American cities Is to classify
them somewhat vaguely as fake money
shows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-03
PLANTS FOR AMERICA
Especial Dispstoh)

T., r IL reported that the United states
government has invited Kamakusu
! Minakata. japanese botanist OF
ranabe. TO take charge OF the transplant
.ns OF Asiatie plants and herbs In America
md also Of the Oriental archives OF the
Library.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
THE SOUL KISS
Great Musical Success Coming To The
Colonial Theatre Saturday Matinee
And Night

1.-The Soul Kiss" that throbbing,
palpitatng success of the musical
stage, that has been the vogue of New
York and the East for months, will be
presented in this city on Saturday,
matinee and night, September q, at
the Colonial Theatre, and indicates the
possibility of creating a wild sensa-
tion. All that stirs the material soul
of admiration, sympathy and wonder.
is contained in this strange hodge
plodge of dancing and music that lays
no claim to aught but entertainment
for the time being music. dancing,
beauty, color and life; these are the
qualities that 60 to make THE Soul
kiss tbs remarkable success it is.
1.-The Soul Kiss" is not set forth
as an opera, extravaganza or anything
else than a musical terpsichorean di-
vertisement, sans plot, sans theme
purely and simply to entertain, to ap-
peal to the cultivated sense of tone
and beauty, and for the sole purpose
of making worn-out and working
public forget for few brief hours
the responsibility and srain Of life. In
this much it is a success, and further
the managers set up no claim. 1t is
beyond the pale of criticism, and is g
| melange of all that is bright. catchy
and pleasing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
ST. Matthew's Day

Tomorrow, September 81, is known
in the Church Calendar as ST. Mat
thew's Day. st. Matthew was an
Apostle and Evangelist and was a
Jew, the son of Alpheus. His Hebrew
name was Levi. He was the officer
employed to collect the hateful Ro-
man taxes, hence the name publican.
Too frequently the publicans were
harsh and dishonest, consequently to
be publican was to be hated by
people generally.
Our Lord saw him sitting at the
receipt of customs and said: Follow
Me. This was sufficient After
the Ascension Matthew preached the
Gospel in India and afterward in
Parthia and ETHIOPIA. He wrote his
gospel in Hebrew. and this is said to
have been translated into Greek by
one of the other disciples.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
SHORT METER SERMONS

New truth comes through Obediencs
10 old.
Doing nothing is learning to do
wrong.
No man is brave until he has,faced
ridicule.
In some churches cold facts would
make a hot sermon.
A store of unpractised piety'in the
heart soon paralyzes il.
No man can be faithful to divine
ideals who lodges daily duties.
Some hope TO cure the. tiger of BIZ
ting by filling his teeth with gold.
The endeavor always counts more
for ones happiness than the' success.
y man soon gets tired of'his relig-
ion when he dees not work. at II.
It's a good deal easter 10 seem Mt
to die than TO be At live with.
The less a man thinks about his
sincerity the more he rs likely to
have.
It's no use looking inslonely places
for men who are really walking with
God.
The most harmless amusement Is
poisonous when 1t is sthe only food
your heart gets.
The man who lives sby the golden
rule never has TO talk 10 his friends
about his piety
To be guided by the senses alone is
as though one should let the compass
steer the ship.
One of the worst things about ex-
posing the wolves is that the sheep
will turn and try TO rend you.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
RULES FOR THE WIFE

If your husband comes home tired
at night, and wants TO throw himself
on the sofa after dinner and rest,
don't let him. Insist on his putting on
evening clothes and going somewhere
He needs a change, not rest.
Encourage his buying new clothes
in every way in your power. This
will always furnish you with an eX-
cuse to do the same.
If you have an engagement to meet
him at a given place at given hour,
remember that promptness is an in
valuable asset and never be more than
twenty minutes or half an hour late.
Do not burst into tears ever. unless
you feel that it is absolutely unneces-
sary.
Have scrap with him at)regular in.
tervals, in order not to let the good
old home traditions die out.
If you have passed middle age, and
have lost the charm of youth, always
insist that your husband kiss you
when, after visit away from home,
you alight from a railway train.
If he has some little imperfection
which annoys him. the rule is 70 re-
mind him of it six times, in quick sue
cession. then skip three, then six. and
so on.-Life
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
Mr.. STEELE TREASURER
Succeeds Mr.. Charles q. FeIdmeyer AS
Official OF ST. Johns

Mr.. Nevett Steele, retired paymas
ter's clerk in the navy, and one of the
Board of Assessors, appointed to the
latter position by the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners for Anne Arundel
county, has recently been appointed
treasurer of St. Johns College, to
succeed Mr.. Charles G. Feldmeyer,
who has held that responsible position
creditably for some years.
Mr.. Steele has assumed the duties
of treasurer of st. Johns at the
opening of the college, the present
term.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
1T IS SAID:

Woman is like honeycomb-full
of cells. Bee ware!
The nails on amputated fingers con-
tinue to grow.
i Grass widows are not green.
Man is rarely willing to die for his
love, but woman frequently bleaches
for hers.
vegetarianism in the tropics causes
beri-beri
1t is difficult to appreciate the gen.
erosity of the man who gives you
away.
There are 1900 saloons in London.
It is the ugly baby that makes the
handsome adult But do not, on this
account, go about telling young
mothers how homely their babies are.
A brown tongue means bad liver.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
w. CT. U. To Meet

Tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock
there will be meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union at
the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
All members of the w. C. 7. U. are
earnestly requested to be present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
A Distinguished Visitor

Mr.. Robert Stearns, of Washing
ton, D. c., is spending some time
with his cousins, the Misses Heffen-
ger, of Murray Hill. Mr.. Stearns is
a violinist and composer of some note,
being pupil of Ysaye, the great
Belgian master.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
ST. Matthew $ Day

Tomorrow being the Feast of ST.
Matthew, the Apostle, there will be
the usual three services in st. Anne's
Church, Z a. m, Holy Communion ;
10 a. m, Morning Prayer and Holy
Communion; 5 p. m, Evening Pray
or
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
SAYINGS OF THE SAGES

The only true conquests-thOse
which awaken no regret-are those
obtained over ignorance. The most
honorable. as the most useful pursuit
of nations, is that which contributes
to the extension of human intellect
Napoleon.
The chronic mood of looking long
ingly at what we have not, or thank
fully at what we have, realizes two
very different types of character. And
we certainly can encourage the one
or the other-L. C. Smith.
Absence destroys trifiing intimacies,
but II invigorates strong ones.-
Rochefoucauld.
Get to work! Get to work, Be
sure tbs better than what you work to
get--Browning
The friend shows me what l csn
do. the foe teaches me what should
Schiller.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

Harry B. Smith has provided witty
book and the story is well told, while
Maurice Lewis music is of the tune
ful Levi variety. More than two
dozen special song hits punctuate the
playing of this musical show. Here
are few that have become popular :
"When the Swallows Return in the
Spring." ''Any Old Place in the
World With You," "Those College
Yells, The Soul Kiss" my Di-
abolo Beau" and Lets Pretend"
SEA dainty number introduced in the
first act entitled meet Me at the
Masquerade" is participated in by the
entire company, and the music and
dancing movements devised by Julian
Mitchell for this terpsichorean diver
tisement, forms one of the most fasci-
mating features of the play. A cast
of sixty fun-makers will be found in
the company.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

XHyANTED-NEAT COLORED GIRL TO
w Cook and do general house work in
family of ?. Apply mediately with refer.
ences 10 Mrs. +. II. Rittenour. Franklin
Street. 3t sig.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
w a T. D.

AGENTS WANTED To SELL GENUINE
~ guaranteed HOSE. 20 per cent. profit.
Make $50 daily. Live agents and beginners
investigate. Strong Knit Box 1922, West
Phila, Pa 4w-Sl9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

WANTED BOY ABOUT IS FOR OFFICE
w work. Call to see w. y. Gardner at
Telephone Bldg Northwest 81. at O'Clock 10,
morrow morning 3tsl9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
WANTED.

WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w for the Choir of st Anne's Church.
Thorough musical training, and small
remuneration offered. Apply to the
Organist at the Church any afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. sl5-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

same NV calling at this office, proving
property aud paving for this advertisements
St-Sl9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

WA NTED- SETTLED WOMAN FOR
w nurse must be well recommended. Ap-
ply ls9 Hanover st. 3t-si9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
Wants. Lost, Found, For Sale, &c

Advertisements under this head not exceed
-ng Illness times 25cts-, week. o0Sts' O~NS
for each additional line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

WANTED Roy IN OFFICE To RUN
w errands and make himself general use
full Must be 10 or II AM neat and tidy. Ap-
ply after a. m. TO Capital office. tf-si1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

XxTANTED-BY OCTOBER l. RELIABLE
w Woman TO cooE, wash and iron, willing
TO sleep in house. apply to 5S Franklin
Street. sc sl1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

WANTED A NEAT, TIDY BOY, II years
w old TO learn the printing business. One
industrious and viii ing 70 learn. Apply after
9 a. m, at Capital Office. {. (. sl3.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
= FOR SALE. ~

All r0odais codInparatlyely new 7room HOUSE with
baLh room complete. range in kitchen sd'sors;
ts'et ~ on e, am SIDE good yard and celia
saESes Ssso IA Zee For particulars spnY a.
f3f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
OR Rem T.

For RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE MINI
rooms. and bath. Apply on premises l9
HanoVerSt tf.s20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20
LOUIS GARDINER & co
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

,haia inanhlng my friends and the public fo,
tnelr f,iel PasI patronage, ] am now prepaTed 10
ttis ttSdlsn Dta "i'lvs and Specificati NJ free ia
ss s1ss "a taonizii 1e. or / will furnish DIans
anu speclncations and superinfend "a. - q
small per cent. Apply or address
Sz|6m II3 MARKET STREET.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

To be guided by the senses alone is
as though one should let the compass
steer the ship.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

The man who lives 'by the golden
rule never has to talk 10 his friends
about his piety.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-09-20

One of the worst things about ex-
posing the wolves is that the sheep
will turn and try to rend you.-Chi-
caCo Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
LIVELY TIME IN sICKRooM
Shown in Record Of Woman's Exami-
nation Before Trial.

There was fled in the County Clerks
Office yesterday a copy OF the testimony OF
Mrs. Fay L. Tysen. taken before trial IN
the suit OF her husband. Robert F. Tysen.
a croker. for the annulment ot their mar
Iisge and her suit fer divorce.
Mrs. Tysen was too 81 TO go to court for
examination. 50 Il was held in her apart
nent. in the Hotel Seymour. The mute
typevritten pages OF the examination tes-
tiaed 10 a lively time between opposing
counsel. VINO were away from the restraint
cf the court.
Henry White represented Mrs Tysen and
Frederick Van Zandt the husband DR.. Ed
ward Wallace Lee. Mrs Tysen's physician.
was also present The argument between
counsel at one point became so heated that
Dr Lee remarked; II this thing con-
t.nues you will please 90 20 the ball
grounds or somewhere else; you can't con-
tinue this"
But the disputes went right on. and az
one stage Mr.. Van Zandt said, the records
show: y wish We were somewhere else;
that's all"
Mrs Tysen said ttsat her present husband
induced her 10 go TO Michigan. her native
state ard obtain divorce from her previ-
Gus spouse. Joseph II. Benrimo. an actor
and playwright Tysen. she said. promised
10 pav the expenses. Mrs. Tysen said that
Tysen had treated her br71tally and in
humanity. She said that one day he took a
pistol from a bureau and. f7ourishing il, an
nounced that he would kill himself and
THAI his wife would be accused OF murder.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
LEPER WOMAN FOUND HERE
Nursing Infant Son-No Danger
of Infection. Saws Board.

Mrs. rrovf6enrio MascurL or Baltimore
who was reported as being in this city on
wednesday. was declared 20 be leper yes
terdav by an Inspector of the city Health
Department. who found her ~ Nc 90 First
gve-ue. Dr. Trssl. of Bellevue Hospital.
reported 20 tire department that he had
been called 70 visit q suspicious case al
80 o'clock yesterday morning.
Or. Bensel said that the department
hwoUid Go nothing more. as there is no
danger 70 the public. the Health Depart
mcEt and eminent specialists holding that
ieDrosy is not contagious IN th.s climate. y
az AL
TIC most interesting phase q the case
ia that MIS-. AIasco-i has eaten a great ccal
% fsh for many years. and stGdy may re-
veal thar her case supports the theory that
this disease Is conveyed through eating fsa-
Dr. T. Duncan BuIley, who recently
proved that John ?. Early was rot leDer,
said yesterday that he would examine Mrs.
Mascori u requested 20 CO so. DR.. BUlkiey
believes that the hsh hypothesis Is reason
able enough 10 warrant careful scientific
inquiry along lines OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL re-
search
Mrs. MaScori came to New York about
ten DAYS ago. after visiting her father near
ctfoslcS1urE, Penn. On Saturday she NeilI
10 consult Or. Brandaleone. az 10. 80 East
18th street. after some study of the case
the physician. acting Independently q the
Board of Health. held a consultation yes
terday with Dr. Howard Fox. o. the Skin
and Cancer Hospital Professor William
Brown and Professor Robert Morris. OF the
Post Graduate Medical School, after
careful diagnosis. pronounced Il a case Of
tGbercular leprosy. from which there is no
hope Of recovery As soon as arrangements
can 5e made she wiz be taken 70 the Skin
ard Cancer Hospital for treatment and
study
The woman is The wife % well-to-do
Fruit dealer ot Baltimore ars tte mother Of
SIX children. al OF whom are said 20 be IN
good health. she is now nursing the young
e=f = boz - SIX months. ana feared that
she might be separated from The baby
when officials frst called % examine her.
When assured that neither Tire child nor
she would be molested. she became cheer
f1l again. Fourteen persons I've IN the
tenement 90 three rooms where Mrs. Mas
corr was found.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
LOST BANKBOoks.


RANKBOOK 40 ass 2S2 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank 10 m isslus. Any person haviuS
the same Within Ten DAYS. cr SUBMIT - haFlns
SAID psssboolJ cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOON No 54e S45 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person having
q claim n i- is hereby called uuon 70 present
the same within ten DAYS or submit 70 having
said passbooE cancelled and new one Issued
PANKBOOK No. 35s 0s7 or the Union Dime
Savings Sank is missing Any person having
r cIair7 % ff is hereby called upon - present
the same within ten davs submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled ana new one issued
LOET-Banbho No. 4SS. .t33 Of Dry Dock Sav-
irEs Institution Ar~ person having claims
upon said book is called upou to present the
same 20 the bank Within thirty dsvs or the said
book viii hs declared cancelled and sxtinguIshed
and one issued in leu thereof
LOST OR STOT FN-Paukbo0k No 5j4 5Ts of
the German savings Bank IN the CITY of New
J ork. corner 4th ave. snd lfth ST. issued 20
resotiating the same II not returned II the
hank the 18th day o. MAY. 1910. duplicate
viii be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. 642.O33 OF
the German savings Bank IN the city OF New
York. corner 4th ave and 18th =, issued 70
Charles Monar. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating Lne same If not returned the
hank the 13th day % May. 1910. a duplicate
n iN he issued
LOST OR STOLEN-Baukbook No. $50. 394 of
the German savings Bank IN the city ~ New
York. corner 4th ave and lfth ST, issued -
tfrned against negotiating the same. II not re
termed - the banS on the 18th DAY of May. 1910
q duplicate VII be issued
LOST OR sTOLEN-Eankbcok No 367. 80 cf
the German savings Bank IN the city Of New
York. corner Ath ave. and i4th 81. issued %
Iizzie Reilly AT persons are cautioned against
negotiating the Same. II not returned 10 the
hank on the 18th day OF May. 1910 duplicate
viii be ISSUED.
LOST or STOLEN-Bankboolc No. S7.5i7 o.
The German savings Bank IN the city of New
York corner Al ave. and 14th st.. issued 70
kat Adamel- All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same II not returned n the
bank the f4th day of NAY. 1910. duplicate
III u.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22


AMERICAN COUPLE. with boy II year, old; in
country. VIII. good cook and Lousekeeeper. can
take entire charge OF house husband handy on
place. good reference and experience \. c.
FoN 100 Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broafwa}.
CARETATSEH-Good woman 20 take care of
private house excellent laundrees niAt SAas
reference. Cavanaugh. 24i West I'D ST
CHAMBERMAID- Neat. willing swedish girl
so0d sewer. viii a-rist other work. best refer
ences. wages 81. Osferbergs 3 Bureau. 10 Lex
inEton ave 1el. ioa5 Plaza.
CHAMB MBERMATD (Swedish5 and lighr sewing.
excellent references. wages SO per month.
A. Llnds Agency. 10 Lexington ave- between
5sth and aath SITS Tel 4d9G Plaza
CIIAMBERMAID or WAITRESS - Young
Protestant; excellent cttv' reference, So SIS
81. Miss Hofmaycr's Bureau. 3.O 9Th ave, 9th
floor Telephone 452T Madigon Square.
COLoEED WOMAN to do days work OF am
Kind. NJ Ehert go "a ave
COOK.-Ry irish siri. four ye-Js personal re
fCrerces. city or country. Yields Bureau, "a
columbus ave Tel 7s94-Schurler.
,OOk-C'1mueteut young Finnish cook, with
Kitchen maid or alone. country preferred. BEST
civ TefertnHn. IussilA Bureau. $50 Lexington
ave, Tel. 44a7 Plaza
COOE.-By Finnish girl. best Or city refer
ences. has a friend chanberrnaid ahu
waitress. city or country Wci1's Bureau ga
Coiurahus ave. Tei 1894 schuyler
COOK Swedish Excellent references. wages
$50 per month. for city only. At Lind e
AgencE "a Lexington ave. between asih ana
5eth sis Tel tdaG plaza.
COOK Excellent neat. economical. $40 CITY
CT count r3. h. Miss HofTnayera Bureau. 3-e
! SIN ave. Le!e1hona i.-5 Madison square.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
HELP WANTED.


Male.
s~r'--7. 1--WE v--ss. ro sci 'ow priced eda.ns
--s--rre. has many r~0t ceiling points. er-
c-r-r1al OPPORTUNITY. m conprr--ion. address
=. Bov q Tribune oH-e
alI-,s---s 7arsntn8 sTt.r1e. luH PEI cent pToft.
Ha-i o. stamp -Cr 1euo-Er~s-.0n sample ard
7s--i--'ers. click,s- selling Specially Co.. 80
fF--.I---.4a+ rusv. make easy money ling
e. monthly -arionai Acci-er.1--tck.less Pc-cl@s
rr 5eaf-s APPLY Creanler SsrIcnzl Casualty Co.
ESQ N1sssu ST.
Ae-> Te-II-s men tvarte5 ~ 2 surs p-0uo-
sr-fcr. F-nz fer re~riculo-s to-day Man
az BOX i1. Deisi- = J.
aGE1 -s-THus famous daTnar IS greatest money
maker To- worth samples, ef- ri-us MS
.. -' --
t> IsfreATING HCT-sE daefre7 th~ services
ne r~EE- Christian Young man Apply
importers Box 4. T-fru~- once
ARTISTS lNTED-rc earn reUspapeT
e-e-o-'nE. r1agszir3a lllust-sf-ne and fa2hl2n
craving Thomas. 15s West 2sd ST NeU YORK
ASSISTANT P0CEKTEPFRe t- complete d0ub a
D rs-17C9 --,'. v--5-s
.1r .1.Hrrra-l7r. 2. Frz g. ~-Hlro once
ASSISTANT ETEUERD. So" month. room ane
Hu-r. trr =eaEnors f''.- AsaI nc. a'-a1
-=0ue-. 7-a 6'l ave ftHrf. ff'@ bTEati-
T-n- tH- uptown Office. CHRISTIAN only; Eo1c 0en-
man salary s. another position. boz, Gown
t0al. s.. permanent. Jlrp Ez-range n Nas-
BOY ags i5 20 20. high school E-aiua-e. no
r-rchsrra ~ West SD 81
BOY WANTED v-ro caa -l1 a typewriter and
e~~anrs. F0on 40 10 Nassau s.
7izT-.T-f-R lcT3 TA~rZf-R with Wholesale c-rfz
oE+'H-3 81 Na--.ila- --'I, --
l.al-. 3. .--- go
.rfrEl-E WORKED. wrnre- I'D downtown lff5-
.Etera1 rfl a- of fa-t t-of .- '5s
a.- l.-t 5000 a--a-- t---7a " "f ado
".#F-rE AEu OYSTER Man. $50 room and
rrars. rCr seashare -0tF- Agar Nepsiead
s-ar~r. Incorporated. 80 6tr ave- Phone, 4s"<
i'r-art
LAY CLERK $50 niE1t clerk $50 month, room
ana 5oari. AEaI-ArvEfead Arrnc'. incor-
rr-afci. 7ss G-h ave. flo1- @-'- 81 al.-
rr9a.-ts fF-rslfA hCrna mental iron uork. II
r.r~.ru~sd. high grade only. $50. National In
r..rue1- Ez aance, =. Hest 80 -
Tlr 7-I.- Married. $50 ana cottage. reference
r-a r1r-fisnce required kricAerbocker IA
--r-~e oia 6t. are.. near totn e--
GOOD SIZES Na-l-l W - ,..-l.t ~. ,.--
r..ricn n New YORK. ieaas ,-riienei. Dig coi--
mission -aif. 7. .. BOX 4ih Sos. loiN
-,-, I,-1rj7-,e "a arsFrnan ro handle b~st prorosi-
ID. cu LorE Is-anc' -il'eIai comm lon' ieaas
s...-.....r lr.t- a-ti. - NoFf 3sfh 81
-.-,,g--r.T CLERK aee 80 20 -. must know
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
FNY AND NAVY NOTES
,,ot-nyersy 0yer Weapon for
Cavalry.

wash .rCt1n. Arrl ..
" cAHBTNE.--he War De-
a., ,,.o.- to take uD The a6visabll-
So ,,,arce .- t1c v-caDon7 carried hy
81 er--h a-.matel discussion oc-
- ------ of'-c-s of t,e c1vas-y coa-
C. -. -..-a t--cv carry and ilt-e-s lave
80 ,,,- .-e Genera. Sta@ OF the War
- ...-+ -a ca-clrv reGl1len.s cszlrG Tor
-. - officers on sEe subject. Il is
q ...-- rl-e exchange cf c-i--cus WI
f1i-' - --.--.-.----- -.ur u11zi-lity cf expert
r. some ca5eers believe it IS ad-
4, abandon Ele present infantry
-- hack 90 tIe carbluc which Is
- and l pound lighter. Others main
...-t t-is would he q fatal mistake n
(. would e1ui7 the cavalry with one
- - re while the infantry had another.
-. + would place the cavalry a. g
- cv giving it an interior weap-
-....,-f-e .t to await tho approach -
,.er,re s. could accomplish any
- Il o-c-a..--s against an enemy. The
- 40 believe rrat the better arm
- 10 retained point ou1 That the Ques-
- - a -.ge has much 10 do with the
-. ~ --o0rs and that - -he cavalry is
..-,s-..--zce tn c-is particular its eff
.. -rsr b. seriously impaired. The Off
--s hare f-k.r part lu the discussion
s,- ar showing much feeling on the
- ard - IS probable iEar the question
= ,.s-,--e one cf the most i-rpo-- ant VITA
-. --r sen. .-s ras lad no deal in a long
e-e
49, -~e~ar~ -r ~'V-ci has boen u-f~-
s-er.s- a. various lmcs. and several
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22

csrl blue sack SUIT snd blue cap. the lat
ter bearinE the initials n. p" IN gilt let
ters. For al Iaborers other than mechan-
ics a brown canvas SUIT and cap 20 match
with ID p" in gilt letters on the cap. are
required. All mechanics while on DUTY viii
be required 20 wear the Uniform dress worn
in thei- trades. Male attendants IN park
houses viii wear uniforms like the labor
ers. and tho women attendants must wear
black dresses and white aprons, with bibs
TIE commissioners announced their inten-
ton of calling on Police Commissioner
Baker for better police protection In all
the rarlLr