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New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
AGREE TO 4RBITRATE
S7citchmen and Western Roads
4ppeaL TO W0shin gtOn.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-Members of the Switch
mems Union representing the Western
railroads agreed with the General Man
ayers Association to-day to submit their
requests for advanced wages and change
IN hours to arbitration under the Erdman
law
The following joint telegram was sent to
c. p. Neill, United States Commissioner
of Labor, and Martin Knapp, chairman
of the Interstate Commerce Commission:
committee of the Switchmens Union
of North America. representing the en-
ployes engaged in switching service on
certain railways. having been continuous
lv In session since December Is and haV-
ing failed TO reach a settlement of the
questions at issue. jointly invite your
action as mediatorg under the Erdman
act and respectfully request you TO name
a place and date where q meeting can be
had. TO that end
Both sides agree that the finding OF the
arbitrators is TO be final and both waive
the right TO file exceptions thereto for
matters of law appearing upon the records
as provided BY the act.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
AUTO STILL DRAWS
Aolo ollLL DRAWS MORE LOVE NOTES In ARMY AND NAVY
N1NY DE JEPS I
HA Dh1hho HERE IN DEJANON
~ Of Conader PdnsoS
Sme of the Storm.
Many DEALERS HERE
Hundreds Flock to Shosc in
Spite of the Storm.

The Automobile Show I'm the Grand Cen
trail Palace Will come TO an end tonight
and according TO the management it has
heen the most successful ever held by the
American Motor Car Manufacturers As
sociation. IN point or fact no assurance
OF this kind was needed The size of the
crowd which turned out last evening was
quite enough in the way OF ocular proof.
IL was something OF a hardship to get TO
the Palace after o'clck yesterday Those
who braved the storm found difficulty in
navigating the slippery pavements, but the
lure OF the motor car was strong enough to
keep hundreds from turning back The
show was not quite so crowded as on Mon
Gay and Tuesday. but IL was crowded Just
the same.
According TO Al Reeves. more than eight
hundred agents and dealers from all parts
of the country are in this city. and many of
them were on hand yesterday to complete
negotiations for handling certain cars. Mr.
Reeves said that practically every large
city in the United States was represented
and great range OF smaller cities as well
including Medicine Hat, Mont: Albuouer
cue, y. NJ; Des Moines. Iowa; Terre
Haute, Ind; Sandy Hill. \. Y; Brattleboro.
Vt; Little Falls. y. Y: Council RIuffs
Iowa; Grifhths Corners, n. Y; Tomicula
Penn, and EaglestoWn, n. J.
Although for business reasons motor car
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
In ARMY AND NAVY
RECRUITING BY MAIL.
Considering Plans to Stimulate
EnHStmentS.
From The Tribune Bureau.1
Sbfpcfon Japua'

washington, w JduudlS
RECRUITING BY MAIL.-The military
and naval authorities are considering the
methods which 1t may be necessary, sooner
or later, to adopt to stimulate enlistments-
With the return of prosperity and the de-
mand for labor in all parts of the country,
recruiting for the services naturally falls
off, and some officers believe that even
under conditions most favorable TO recruit
ing there Will be more or less difficulty in
obtaining eligible men. OF course this
situation is easy TO meet by modifying the
recruiting requirements. When there are
numerous candidates it is possible to exer
else a stricter selection and when the ap
plicants for enlistment are not SO numerous
it is easy enough to let down the bars.
The Navy Department has adopted a plan
which establishes the mail order principle
in naval recruiting IT has opened branch
recruiting office in New York City where
the work of obtaining recruits will be con-
Quoted by circular letter. Names of elig-
ible young men have been obtained and will
be kept on file. and a series of letters point
ing out the advantages of the service will
be sent to them.
CHANGES IN ARMY COMMANDS
Major General ]. Franklin Bell, who trans
fers the duties of chief of 81 aft of the army
in April TO Major General Leonard Wood,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
A REPORT FROM WILKES-BARRE
Missing Pair Believed to Have Been in
Towanda, Penn.
IL relegraph 70 nc Tribune !

Wilkes Barre. Penn. Jan. 5.-Ferdinand
Cohen. the Philadelphia waiter who is said
10 have eloped with Roberta B. Dejanon
week ago, is reported to have been with
the girl in Towanda, near here. for half a
day yesterday.
couple answering their description
alighted from Susquehanna & New York
train yesterday and inquired the way to a
hotel They were directed TO the Bradford
House. AT the hotel The man asked the
proprietor for employment waiter say
ing that he had had experience in several
hotels. He was engaged. and while the
girl remained at the hotel the man walked
about the town. Later he hurried TO the
hotel got the girl and started across the
river to East Towanda
Their peculiar behavior attracted atten-
ton, and Chief of Police Miller was in
formed He failed to find them, however
1t is believed they took train from East
Towanda to New York State.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

of Miss Dejanon, and Henry F. Walton, a
friend Of Mr.. Buist, were in consultation
with police officials to-day. during which
all phases of the case were discussed.
Ferdinand Dejanon was not at the con-
ference. having returned to New York
Mr.. Buist said after the conference that
there was no truth in report that he had
destroyed papers of adoption which were
TO be executed when the girl disappeared
and which would have made him her sole
guardian.
we are bending every effort to locate
my granddaughter" he said, land any talk
about my adoption of her, decision not
to, is extraneous. I want her back. That
is all there is to say"
Counsel fo- Mr.. Buist and the girls father
denied to-day that there was any family
scandal connected with the girls disap-
pearance. and said that all were united
in efforts to find her.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
MORE LOVE NOTES
IN DEJANON MYSTERY
Police Break 7cith Relatives of
Missing Girl.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune Z,

rhlIaoelphia. Jan. 5-New love notes
brought TO light in the case OF Miss
Roberta B. De5anon and Ferdinand Cohen
me heheVue- Stratford waiter with whom
sue IS oeiieVed to nave left this city
week ago. are the latest feature in the
case. The notes were turned over to the
police by Mrs. Cohen. who said she found
theH IN an old coat belonging to her hus-
band
he police have broken with the relatives
OF the missing girl and are conducting
their Investigations along their own lines
Ihey say there has been too much talking
oy members Of the family Superintendent
or Ponce Taylor has taken charge of the
case and is now directing his efforts TO
search OF Philadelphia.
one note indicates if the note is really
from Miss Dejanon, that the elopement
was postponed owing to finances 1t reads
as follows:
Well. papa | Will write you few lines
III L nave time before you bring in the.
should say In that note that the reason /
would not go with YOU WAS that | found
out You had no money. Really Fred il
was you who refused to take me when
You found out that 1 had nothing and
that is one thing that hurts my feelings,
SO the other things | shall tell You another
time. "''-'i
Robert Buist, the wealthy grandfather
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
NEW WESTERN ELECTRIC BONDS
To Meet Obligations $5,O0O,OOO Two
Year Notes Will Be Issued.

The Western Electric Company. It was
learned Yesterday. will soon bring out
an issue of s5G9 OOl two-vear notes the
proceeds of which will be used for taking
Up maturing commercial paper and llqui-
dating current Indebtedness. The collateral
for the notes will be s0.O0oOo0 twelve year
per cent general mortgage bonds of the
company. part OF issue of s15,00o000 au-
thorized by the stockholders in November
1907.
The mortgage securing these bonds. none
of which has been disposed Of is dated
December 80 1909, and the trustee is the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company of
Chicago.
The American Telephone and Telegraph
Company owns most of the outstanding
ca pital stock of the Western Electric Com
pany, which manufactures the various
electrical instruments used under the Bell
telephone patents.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

will be the next commander of the army
in the Philippines. General Bell will sue
ceed Major General w. T. Duvall, who re-
tires from the service in January, 1911.
1t also has been determined that Major
General Frederick D. Grant, now in COM
mand of the Department of the Lakes. will
be assigned again to his olS command at
the head OF the Department of the East, to
81 cceed General Wood. 1t is generally un-
derstood that Major General w. II. Carter,
now In command of the Department of
Luzon. will be assigned to command OF the
Department of the Lakes.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Captain WALLACE NJ. CRAIGIE, 9th Cavalry.
from Army School OF the Line. Fort Leaven-
worth; TO his regiment.
First Lieutenant GILMAN c: DOLLEY, medical
corps, to Washington for duty in
laboratory Of surgeon generals Office for one
month, thence to Fort Leavenworth
First Lieutenant JAMES ]. THORNE. medical
First Lieutenant WILSON C. HEATON, from
First Lieutenant WALTER H. NRILI. from 1st
First Lieutenant DAVID L. ROSCOE. from 81
to 1st Cavalry.
Leaves OF absence: First Lieutenant OSCAR F.
Second Lieutenant STANLEY KOCH, 9th
Cavalry. and First Lieutenant JAMES L.
THORNE, medical reserve corps, one month
NAVY
Rear Admiral. W W. KIMBALL placed upon
retired list from January y.
Rear Admiral J. HUBBARD. detached duty
commander third squadron. Pacific feet; 20
duty commander in chief. Asiatic fleet. on
board the Charleston.
Captains H NIL. p. HUSE. H. s. KNAPP. W.
l.. RODGERS and r. ". HODGES. Lieu
tenant Commanders o. G. MCRFIN and A
ST. G. SMITH. Lieutenant g F. WOOD.
Medical Director H. Il. AMES, Surgeon j.
NJ. BRISTER and Chaplain A. W. STONE
commissioned.
Indiana: the Michigan.
Lieutenant j. r DEFREES, detached the
Michigan to the Mississippi.
Lieutenant E. r CONSTIEN detached office
judge advocate general; to office naval in
telligence
Lieutensnt D. p MANNIX, detached the
Mississippi; to navy yard, Philadelphia.
Ensign J. V. OGAN. detached the Indiana; to
the Michigan.
Ensign L. F. KIMBAI.T.. detached the Panther;
continue Naval Hospital, New York.
leave two weeks.
Midshipman R.. o BAUsH. orders to the
Panther revoked
Midshlpman J. b. CLARK detached the New
York: to the Panther.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. W. COLE. de-
tached the Yankton; leave one month
Passed Assistant Surgeon A NJ. FACNTLEROY.
to the New York: additional duty the
Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

Assistant Surgeon J. r. PHELPS detached the
New York: to the Yankton.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
jan THE Leonidas. at Bocas del Toro.
jan 4--The Pompey, at Guam: the Yankton at
Hampton Roads; the Potomac at New York
City; the Marietta at Bocas del Toro; the
Panther, at Tompkinsvilie; the Tacoma, at
Port Lfmon; the Mayiower at Santa Do
mngo City.
SAILED
Jan. 3-The Tacoma from Bluefeds, for Port
Limon.
Jan 4.-The Chicago from Annapolis. for Phils-
delphia: the Rocket from Norfolk. for Rich
mond; the Nicksburg, from Corinto. for Sa-
lima Cruz: the Panther, from New York City
for Tompkiusvlle.
Jan. 5.-The Villslobos from Shanghai. for a
cruise
The armored cruiser squadron has been dis
banded. and the vessels composing 1t (the North
Carolina and the Montana) have been detached
from the Atlantic feet and assigned to special
service
MARINE CORPS.
Colonel j. F. MAHONEY, Major r. H. DUN
LAP and Captain \. p. VULTE. commits
stoned.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
ROCK ISLAND COMMON DROPS.
Rumored Selling by D. G.. Reid Sends
Stock Down Nearly Points.

Rock Island common stock, which week
ago Monday jumped 30 points in fifteen
minutes, dropped nearly points from the
opening price yesterday, following the cir
culation of report that Daniel e. Reid
had suddenly decided TO go abroad and
before doing so would considerably tighten
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

the load of stocks he had been CARRYING
The preferred stock of the company was
also weak on the announcement that the
directors, at their meeting on Tuesday had
taken no action in the matter OF resuming
dividends on that issue.
Mr.. Reid. when seen at his Office. said
that he had no intention of going abroad
at present. and that he had no idea where
such a report originated
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
GAME FOR NIAGARA TEAM.
Defeats Manhattan College Five IN a
Close and Hard Fought Game.

In an interesting but rough game the
Niagara University basketball team de-
feated the Manhattan College nVe on lhe
De La Sale institute court last hight py
.oo-e ~ % 10 u The game hard
fought and close. Niagara got lead Of 9
roints fn tbe FIRST half, which ii maintained
"a the fnish Both teams showed good
team work ana shooting. Kelleher. OF Mag
oro u,as n,,t out of the game for fouling
the upe-up and summary follow
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

sybstjt,;tions- s-Doisn for Brennan, Granny, ioT
ReIeher Bolton for o. Brien GOALS S Reefe tTS CO.
Niagara Brennan a.. Dolan tZl' hurrsv az
o'Brien Donohue .2 CONWAY = "a oIsren Referee
~-chr4stophsr AshopeY. EoEahsn. 3Aas-ttsH
~ twsxty yp .y..iss, -
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
Take, for instance, the Mitchell

The Mitchell Line will be
exhibited. at the Grand
Central Palace-Sec. 6,
Space 22. Main Floor
Dec. 31st to Jan. 7th.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
The Low-Cost, High-Class Car
Silent as the Foot of Time

IL long, ow rakSh craft hch carries so much classical
beauty that wM open the eyes of those unenghened ho
still cling the aacy that high price prooes intrinsic merit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
ONE HALLOWEEN.
Its Incidents Served a Very
Happy Purpose.
BY r. A. mitchell.

copyright, 1910. by American Press Assoc
ciation.1
Frank Greenleaf, recently married
and an old friend of mine, opened his
country residence for house party
during the last week in October. There
were about twenty of us In all, divid-
ed between married and single. the
greater part being single. During our
stay Halloween came around, and, sim
gularly enough, not one of the party
remembered 1t till the day before.
Then there was considerable commo-
ton, especially among the girls.
AS for me, have always taken an
interest In those superstitions that
have been handed down to US from
a past age when every one believed
In them. There is something touch
ing in an innocent girl jua st pming to
womanhood watching for glimpse
of the man she shall marry and
really believing that such things are
a part Of natures scheme. For a CEN
fury or more people have been losing
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
ILLER'S P ARNACY
Business Locals

A nice line Of cutlery at Cooke 4 pin.
lips's.
New carpets rugs end oil cloth. Palm
'n Mn"',,.....
~ ''""''''' '"' i'e'S ana h@hneis' PAIN
Bnggies ~ Al, l,nas %. cha p... a..
NV ~ '''P
A nice line Of wheelbarrows at Cooke &
Philhpss.
Tool grinders and whetstones at Cooke
Phillips's.
Gillette safety razora and blades a Coo h.
4 pbflpss
New table linens. towels and bed spres d.
Pamhauts.
New ready.maa. suits. eloeks and st,rls
Paint aulns.
Nonparsil hog food prevents hsr ef.sl.ra
e. n Coleman.
Wood and galvanized tlba aud buekat.
&c, y Coleman.
r., ...re io.,,,;,,, g.. 49,. -, ...-.
buy u 0nemas.
SEES Il. etoo lima - o,t b..,,.., &c.. i,
! f....t.. 4 ~, t4i,..t
Z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
TAxIDERMY.

Mr. Samuel Michael, of the vicinity 81
D1aseids. Is prepared 10 stuff and moaEt al
kinds OF birds ard animals. at short notieS.
and az reasonable prices. Post Once Shen-
andoah Juncsion, ". Va. Nes 2, isa5.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
CAN DIES
600

Fresh supply of Mhitmen's and other candles
always on hand, an sorts OF good things Cor
your sweet tooth,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
SPICES FOR BUTCHERING TIME

All Kinds Of Spices and s'Butchering Tmsp
snppties-- Red aud Black Pepper, Coriander
Seed aud Sage, salipetre and Borax for cur
ing meat, Liqnld Smoke for Hams ane
Shoulders
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

COCAINE WHICH DULIs TBE szKvBs never
ret cured sasai Cataxrh. The heavy feeling
10 the forehead. the stuffed up sensation and
the wsssry discharge from eyes and nose,
along with all the other miseries attending
Me disease. are put 10 rout by Eiy's Cream
Balm. Smell snd iaste are restored, breath
ing Is made normal. Until you try this rem
edT, y on can form no idea Of tbe good Il will
do you. 10 applied directly 70 the sore spot.
All druggists. Soc. Mailed By Ely Bros, 50
Warren ssreet. se- YORK
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

Custom 1stlierfng oepartlnaat
Having seoard the aaeaey fo tRo Of The
best lines il fne country We would be
pleased to d - ou through our mmeass
lines Of mac "a measure e0fties 1000
samples to e from Geo. 6 Msfsszer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
SHAVING ARTICLES

Every Kind OF Shaving Articles for men
Gillette, Auto-Strop aud Durham. Dnnlex
safety k9zors-all kinds of Straight BLADE
kazors, strops, Brushes, Shaving Soap in
stick aud cake, shaving Powder aud Cream
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

Cementico The sanitary aud durable wall
coating nearly as cheap A. whitewash aud a.
durable a. paint at Cooke IL Phillips's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
ALL KINDS of FACE POWDERS

lalcum and Face Powders, Creams, Per-
inbies aud Cosmetics in abundance-all the
popular advertised brands Try our Floral
Caiaation Taleum, 1t is great
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

We are just beginning 70 realize the
immense amount Of fun ami usefulness inat
can be cotton out Of pony He can be
harDessed quickly bY ladies' o. children. eau
be driven anywhere al any pace and at any
length, viii take the boys and girls for
gaIlop while son are looking for the coach
man for youF regular rig, and he will wait
with the suDIimest patience till you gossip
to your hearts content and never complain.
They cost 50 little 70 keep. to harness, 70
tend. and they are 80 healthy 80 hardy, and
80 handy They double the pleasure Of the
home aud are never in the way. Shetlahds
will allow children TO do almost anything
with them. and there j. very little that
an enterprisng boy viii not attempt to do
with the ponies. See WALL and get your
boy OF girl Shetland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

bath aud Carriage sponges, Chamois in
every size Tooth Brushes. Toe. to soc each.
Cloth, lair, Hand and Face Brushes. ali
kinds and prices.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

Stationery IN varied styles and prices try
the "Loaisine' paper ne 25cte, per pound,
envelopes 10 match, 10cts. per package.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

For Sale. = Ianable an9 well improved.
running vat u Chafies TOXIN. US aaep.
A bargain. kHgHse at sPmIl 0FFfcg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27
White Pine
and T ar.

This is the season when coughs aud colds
are prevalent aud we recommend our Il hite
Pine and Tar ongh Syrup as the very hest
Cough Remedy that can be used pleasant TO
tho taste and effective as to results, equally
good for young and old
600
For Colds We Offer You
A. ., $. COLD CURE, BRoMo QuININR
OR HILLS cAsCARA oUININE, all are
good,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-27

7 you don't see what you want ask f0r IT,
i we DO not carry IL in stock we will get
it for you. We strive to please,
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
NO TROLLEY OR THIRD RAIL
New Type of Electric Cars Running
Down South.
Current Generated by Gasoline En-
Eines Aboard vehicle Gives
Satisfaction.

Electric motor car service. without
the use Of trolley wires or the third
rail attachment. is being given on the
line of the Southern Railway and the
Blue Ridge Railway between Greenville
and Anderson. the intermediate territory
being perhaps the most thickiy settled
milling section in the South, including
the important points. Piedmont. Pelzer,
WILLIAMSON, and Bolton.
One motor car is operated. and two
round trips day are made. Though a
large number Of stops are made, the car
has no trouble in making the schedule
time. The car in use is the property Of
the General Electric Company. and will
be operated until two cars being built
by that company especially for the
Southern Railway are delivered. The
new cars viii provide seats for ffty-seven
passengers.
The car is run by electricity generated
by a gasoline engine. The powerful
machinery is compactly placed in the
forward end. 1t is easily manipulated
and the car is handled with perfect ease.
The greatest interest is felt throughout
this section in the motor car. and II is
crowded every trip. The first day 1t was
greeted by great crowds at every sta
ton.
The new service is in addition 10 the
steam train that run between Greenville
and Anderson. and is expected to prove
a great convenience. The operation Of
these cars is the hrst OF their kind in the
South.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
WILL HAVE NEW ROOF.
PaIais Royal WIFE Soon Re Sur
mounted by High Dome.


mounted by High Dome.
B. Stanley simmons. architect. has COM
pleted the plans for the remodeling and
Improvement Of the PeIais Royal The
principal Improvement viii be the addi-
ton OF story 10 the structure AT the
northeast corner Of Eleventh and G
streets. which will be inclosed In a high
mansard or dome roof, which will greatly
add to the appearance Of the building
The added space will be devoted largely
70 a lunch room. lounging and smoking
rooms and toilets for the employees OF
the big establishment.
This addition 10 the Palais Royal 1g-
ured largely in the proceedings OF Con-
gress az the last session In order to
make the Improvement il became neces-
sary for the owner a. Lisner. to have a
special act passed exempting his building
from the provisions OF the local building
regulations prescribing the height Of build
ings. Mr.. Lisner entered into the fight
for the smashing OF the regulations.
which he regarded as arbitrary and harm
ful TO the proper development OF the
business district, with characteristic en-
ergy and won his contention.
II is understood that the old Scottish
Rite Temple, joining the Palais Royal on
the east side. will be torn down during
the later months Of the present year, and
the space occupied by an addition to the
main building OF the same material and
design.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

builders. In all over 10000 square feet
of building lots have changed hands dur
ing the past six weeks. Indications point
to the closing Of another very large deal
within the next few days, which will
raise the total 10 nearly 100000 square
feet in this one section alone.
These sales, considered in connection
with the transfer OF over 10000 square
feet in section 4. fronting Bradley lane.
during the past ten days, is a very good
indication OF the summer activities of
Chevy Chase.
In the sections OF Chevy Chase within
the boundaries of the District show
equal activity. In Chevy Chase. D. c..
four houses are being rushed TO COM
pletion and will be placed on the mar
ket by the Fisher Company.
In Chevy Chase Heights, the addition
TO Chevy Chase recently opened, interest
on the part Of the investors and home
seekers continues. 1t is expected that
within the next fortnight several homes
will be started