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The evening world., 1913-08-23

For this attractive nsgliCss. lavender
alhatssss VITA . pretty bordsrsd edge
b veeA. For mountain uss. and the
cssi evenings that ars costing on. such
. Som sswA III, b . 1s,lsht to the
wasarebs. II = Asslsnsd 70 clip on over
Ne hsaA. the sheuidsrs being opsnsl
and faced bAck . ways 70 permit Of sui
Accent eass In DOMINIC. 4 fancy cord
confines the robe In graceful lines about
the waist. tying low In front 70 drop two
tasssisd ends. The border Of the goods
forms IN elective trimming. - u out
liaas the square Dutch neck and edges
the short sleeves below the elbow. also
the bottom edge Of the jacket. II also
forms . pretty trimming. ~ Il heads In
slantins iinss the pockets ct eAdh side
ef the front Not only doss the pock-
sts present. an unusual eject In . room.
sewn. but hsy viii - found to b really
useful u oaiy - hold thu 'ksrchisf.
This simple design does not necessarily
eonass isssif 10 bcedsrsd material or "a
material Of heavyweight for either lace
q Swiss banding would form . dainty
trimming sa simost any cotton material
sueA - voils. dotted Swias Or cotton
oreeA 4 pale pink French crepe would
- ehssmiaS trimnssA With Cuny lace
some a whoss heavy parts are worked
ever IN Dink. FOR . more slsbosats
resm.Oown. ersps - chins IN dark blue
TRAINED With Oriental saoroidsrs<
banAins. vsuld - vsry lovely and vsr'
prsctioai. The Tiny buttons ana cord u
red would b effective Amazing touches.
The evening world., 1913-08-23
GAS EXPLOSION KILLS TWO,
Aestyleas Task Dsrsts when They
Are stasAlss Beside Il.

One man was killed outright ana an
other injured 20 that he died within Q
few hours, when . tank filled with
acstylens gas In the plant Of the Edible
Products Company. East Twsnty.second
street. Bayonns. exploded yesterday Il.
ternoon.
Timothy o'Nsiil. thirty.two. Of No. 70
West Ninstssnth street. Bayonne. and
Walter Nokss. twsnty.nlnS. Of No. u
Boyle Place. Elisabeth. were standing
near the tank when II exploded. O'Nsill
was hurled assinst the wall and WAS
dead when picked up. Fire followed the
explosion and Nokes. besides receiving
internal injuries. was burned. He died
In the City Hospital.
The evening world., 1913-08-23
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

pns vpahApo nAisss,
have two yards Of DARK blue crepe
Do Chino printed with tiny red Flowers
which I desire to uss In combination
With four yards Of plain. dark blue crepe
a. Chine for Q drsss viii you suggest
some chic style! Am Ave feet four tall.
reich IL pounds. and have light hair
an blue Oysa Am twenty ysars OF age.
MISS E. NJ.
loaAs ~ vaA@S vstA fsees 80
SaSs Deselsa q yaAAs SsUs. vhi1s
~ sSssvss. u sns witA ~ uAAss.
ssn pasts, ssvA - q ~ ilswessl.
: vlnisA ~ sssk 80 sSesvss vitA
Aa..-' =. sabsstAsssA Sastasts
cellar ga ss1s. DsaVs ne skass ~
% ~ lsss hip. vAsss, seNgAS ~ .
Sassh q sAssssso. esalA lssD
easA 80 - ~ NsNsssA silk.
ovssVsaS assvrA ths Sssh - ~
lever FaGAs slAs Of he slass. secure
% W1sA aAetAss ba.sA - ~ cher
M. 1Asoe sAsv%se -o~'" -. e''Ass
uaAs q ~ snk ~ ~ ssAsnAsy
soss 49, ~ nilli.ssy Aay - 60
yssysA.
rsas vasAios EAitss;
I have . chsrmeuss dress OF q new
voss shade which recently I carried Il
my suit 0ass. whore . bottle Of Fioridi
water lsAksd over Il ard stained {:
across the front Of the skirt IL thsr,
any Wy can have II repaired withou
havinS the whole dreso dyedi
y. 4. 4.
0sslA ~ Dsssasiy assDs Ne
olkst - - ~ sssas - ssvss Tie
0eaaa go tAsa Dises n ess Oh the
botes0 tBs0 asass ~ hsn With
ssas % ~ nsv. vhaaA vsli ssvs Q
~ q t0nis e0est - ~ oh1ss.
9Ais H:ssa.s~ sv1sssAnss 70 vesy
0aAAGA.
AassAss s1ggsseAsa = - lsADs Q
go fSso ~ bslt AlA6enally
oSeo0u - sSvse ~ - u % y See
Isv sss thaA havs . vtAs sasA "a
lss0 sss0 ~ fSsas % ~ ba,t "
n ~ SaaAs y 40 vaAs - -
G0veoo1 = ~ . aAaAss DsgAAOO
20 - 0oensA . Wals fss6 q -
The evening world., 1913-08-23
Paaane Canal Popular
T00plsss.
with

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA record
number Of tourists visited the Panama
Canal some during the hrst ok months
Of tho present year. From January unit,
July. 1S.S73 visitors inspected the treat
work. which 10 nearly - many - the
entire number Of sishtsssrs shse wswsd
the canal In 1011
The evening world., 1913-08-23
UelIb0y, Unemployed, Comm
Suicide.

william Rowan, thirty.six, a beilboy
out Of employment. died In the Knick-
erbockcr Hospital to-day. a suicide. He
cut his throat with a razor yesterday
afternoon In his room. No. N6 West
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street
The evening world., 1913-08-23
DETECTIVE SHOT
WITH GUN TAKEN
FROM PRISONER
Blake Accidentally Wounded
h Sowing Sheepshead
Bay Mystery.
TWO MEN UNDER ARREST
Eugene Keenan, "Fired at Bur.
glar"-O'Reilly Is Found
Shot in Hand.
TWO MEN UNDER ARREST


Dsesc0vs ThsmAs SieAs = IN C00sv
Isaeod HsspetA With ssvssvss bullet IA
HE shlsh; JsAn O'HSluy y Q Osioso9
there charges with attsnDssA burgiAsy
ana Eugene xernas OF shespehsaA nay
Il iseseA ~, an . eha,.. A. s.,oo,ous
.....,. =. a.. ....,. - ......,,.
-,...,-
s ~ sss'"e" mus.
AUS N1ort Of reviewer O'eusns
Houassd Policeman william Ttssesata
NNo. - past Twsnty-mfsh street,
eaeeoeAead BAY. - o'clock THE morn.
in0.
~ eASe Nsrnea came - ne dess
vsessae eathrobs. WITH NE eu0psrt
- deshee undes HE arm. en- -
Deasnsd: Il 9use shee . yses." NJ. Ass'
aao ~ The burglar he'd bsea 81 Q
seeeeA story wisdow snd hsA rvn away
ekeee ne shot, Thsre vas . broken
vaoe q 6iAee N the window.
WOUNDED MAN 10 POUND ON
rns aYnvep
49,
s.sss' "s'."o' On :" 49," 's
. msn u"os. ss'' ,."e
sssnus oA"oH.'no ~.
1:".' quo no'".s ~
soa ne man. VINO nso o'en INC
~ .n' "s Ns $40 "s
500. Osy' peus'o "e
". ' ".'"s ~.
0...,," ' 49," -. ,,o,'..m." "". ,s.s =.
10 Ssse ,urod BY Two men q Sasspo.
he'd Day from Consy Island. end tha,
they had tried to take - away from
HIN. When he resisted one Of them shvt
hin.
when he Wa taken TO the hespital
- have his hand dressed hs asked tAsS
veeA Of his trouble b sent 70 Chick
TtaRr>r. Who 10 known IN police REQ
err q q gunman and saas leader.
TAs rsport q the shootins At Ksruau'o
- the endipG Of o'Rsiiiy reached IN
staaisn house almost enthusiastically snl
Detective Blake, who V actins Ger
seaut there. vas sent 10 question xsr
naa asA Reilly, Blake rscoguissA then
q two no bsd sssn together last nigh
A consv is,anA vhen 10Th we're drink
inx with tins In nina he avsssisse<
Ysr>aa Ara souoA "A many 6iscrsuan
a.. n his story az the shootins hat b,
arres4eA him.
~ .s,van,s IN the Ysrnan hom,
49, thsv hearA noth,ns prsoeAanr N.
.set- N,s Xern.n ~ IA 20 b, v,s,t
,,~ I, naie,mora
~Sc.o~,v. suo& Nv Arr,osn ~,
~ ..
j" SV$V'o"'
xasnAn sai1 he he'd thrown he ~
Velvw though the wtndov - ne sosee
~. but Dlsks found In . drawer u
The evening world., 1913-08-23

UN-otsts Nss HsA Fsll Eaasvss.
meat 90 TsAssal Prosecution

meat - TsAssal Possession
WARRINGTON. Aus. a-Jsan II.
Gleason was to-day selected " Prsss.
dent Wilson to- Units1 States ATTORNEY
for the northern district Of New York.
He vas indorssd BY all factions Of ths
Democratic party In the stats.
Mr.. Gleason live at West Troy az
= prominent In politics.
The evening world., 1913-08-23
The Closing Quotations.

Ths following we're the highest. lowest, and iaA
phcU Of stoch for to-day. and the pe,
chanses - compsred with ystsrdAy's closirG
prices:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16
j. 5. infantry Is
ENCANPED IN CITY
COMPANY or SOLDIERS FROM
IT. LOGAN II. ROOT or AR
KANSAS ARRIVED.
HERE FOR FARM CONGRESS
Artillery Band from Fort sill VIII
Arrive First Of Next NCCk-To
Hold MancuNcrs

Martial law r,igns ON the exposition
,.,.,.,.,1a ,, ,,, ,..,.,...i..,, r,,...
I"' '''''lE '"".i'SN, III I,'S, tne III
'"'F II"'' ''I' ''"-"' ~. '""' ~
lS'S, are ''''I'" "' ''' ~ "."u'
ana ','o '.'IN waves oyer me niue
Guy "I army ''n'S'
"' S'I"l'I ""NS "'' '" S'S.' '"'H
"i''' noon '+ A'!'uE, wiz" I"I' ann
int 'PuIpin'hl ana iI.Id l'uS''. In'l
''Iil''u over 'H' N'i"'a"u l"',y al
".'o CLOCK ana were met 10y 9''' e.
'"'' '''l' '"' ''' W INV 80, ''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16
SPECIAL SALE o. MILLINERY
GOODS At HARLOW BROkEIlAGE
MAIN STREET STORE.-NDN.
BILLY COAT HAS MEAL
OF V0NAN'S LINGERIE
TOLCE DEPARTMENT CALLED
OFT BN UNTE NORTH SIDE
RESIDENT.

~ EI'y goat IS i'm my yard eating
the clothes on my clothes hnc VIII
You come at one, 900
The above call came into tho police
department yesterday morning and
the day sergeant Immediately sent
three armed policemen to the North
side residence where the woman said
Uro goa was eating the clothes.
Wh,u the policemen arrived the
goat had Icnl But the woman was
mouruing the .oss Of shirt waist, a
corset cover and pair Of silk hose
which SHE sand mad been devourcd by
the goat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16
FARM CONGRESS IS TO
AID FRISCO FAIR idea
SNTURDAY. OCTOBER -. Will
BI, pANAMN-pACIFiC EXPO
SITIDN DAY AT SHOW.

? Saturday, October 25. viii he Iana-
. ma-Iac.nc exposition day at tn" In
- ternatioual Dry Farming consrese, at
q which time percentage OF the gate
Il receipts of the congress viii 80 to
7 the fund for the Oklahoma rrilding
e. .und exhibit at the big wCrlis fair to
lri be held IL san Francisco in 1918.
p A This was announced boy S'cro NY
l<lohn r. Burns of the rry-Farm ps
IFS iccngrcss last might, following a com
tcI cIuletIun uf arrangements with Miss
Iu, Fred sutton Of Oklahoma 'ity ana
iuthers in charge of the Oklahoma
idl Panama Pacific show.
II Official souvenirs If the Frisco fair
rdlwill Je sold on the exposition grounds
th,hat day. The officers II the Inter
national Dry-Fdrmirr congress are
MI bteeply interested ia the success II the
.tg Panama Pacific exposition and have
tladiy afforded this on crtpniiy to
lrJiid in the making of Okiehoma' !, par.
In the San Francisco fair the biggest
possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16
CLOSES court So He
Can WORK ON ROADS
MUNICIPAL JUDGE HOUSTON
SHOWS THAT HE Is \ GENU-
INE ROADS BOOSTER.

The wheels Of justice will not grind
IN municipal court this morning.
Neither VIII they tomorrow morning.
Judge Houston is going to make
Good Roads.
This good roads movement which
has been aCitated is one Of the best
things possible for Eastern Okla
homa." said Judge Houston yester-
day afternoon. 81 think every husi-
rcss man In Tulsa and all city and
county officials should spend Thurs
day and Friday improving the public
highways
The police court session will be
postponed from the regular morning
hour until eight O'Clock at night for
these two days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16

OVER $40. 10000 WORTH or HIGH
GRADE SHOES BOUGHT OF THE
4. =. MARSHAL NJ aoc ON Tiit
sIOO AT TIE HARLOW BltokER-
AGE MAIN STREET SToRE.-ADN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16

WASIHNGTON, oct 10. - The
Dutch standard I'm the examination
Of imported sugars was abolished to-
day by treasury department I'm CON
nection with the new tariff. The
Dutch standard has figured in tariff
discussions for many years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16
Controversy Ends in Libel.

OKEENE. Okla. oct l4-CSpe-
cial. In a controversy between Rev.
S. L. Eulkcley pastor OF the Bap-
tist church. and Father Francis Of st.
Anthony's Catholic church both or
this CITY. Father Francis has brought
suit against Bulkeley for $4,000 for
libel The suit grows out OF articles
which have been written by the two
uucauts. directed 90 each other and
printed the local newspapers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16
Wants new
TRAIN TO THIS CITY
TOWNS BETWEEN HERE AND
THERE DESIRE SERVICE TO
FARM CONGRESS.

From communications received
within the last few Gays from people
residing between Okmulgce and Tulsa
on the Frisco railroad it is apparent
that the railroad mas overlooked the
making OF adequate train schedules
between these points during the In
ternational Dry Farming congress.
The commune atoms state that the
only train from Okmulgee leaves there
at 11:33 o'clock in the morning and
leaves Tulsa on the return trip at 4
o'clock In the afternoon. This makes
il impossible for people in the vicinity
of Okmulgee to visit the congress and
return home the same day the sched-
ule allowing but two hours stay in
the city.
The Frisco railroad has been asleep
to the interest Of It's own welfare in
this connection and the people # many
towns are indignant at this attitude.
The towns most affected 10y this In
convenient schedule are Okmulgee,
Hamilton, Bcggs, Brown Switch,
Mounds and Kiefer
The Frisco should arrange lmme-
diately for a train leaving Okmulgeo
at or s O'Clock in the morning and
.-oturning from Tulsa at an hour later
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16

Many a man thinks he is a good
providcr because he occasionally
brings his wife a cheese sandwich at
II ?, m,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16

Robert 4. MCBrney, Undertaking
Parlors, n West Third St. Phone tbo.
Residence Phone 49,. ao'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16

Wanred-Will pay Sc per pound for
clean cotton rags at World Office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-16

Wuntcd-NiI pay Be per pound for
clean cotton rag ut World Office,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
SalcSday Business.

There were several sales Monday ,
the first Monday in the month, and
some Of the land brought good prices
when sold at public auction. The
following masters sales were made:
Master, tract Of 3i ID acres for
merly owned by Caroline T.. Wells, to
J.. u. Jennings. attorney, $1,100.
Master to l.. II. Jennings, attorney.
i-2 acre on road to Brick Yard, $25
Master To Kate II. Weinberg, tract
of GO acres i'm Concord township.
$SS5.OO.
Master to j. j. Britton, tract of 81
acres in Concord township, $72O.
Master To Lawrence NJ. FoXworih h
the Hustler" so acres in county.
SLIGO.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
RESIGNS FROM LEGISLATURE
Mr.. $. O'Quinn Having Removed to
Sumter Resigns as Member OF
House from Marion County.

Columbia, Nov. As. O'Quinn has
forwarded to Speaker Mcndel L.
Smith his resignation as a member
of the house of representatives from
Marion county. 1t is understood that
Mr.. O'Quinn has moved his residence
to Sumter county.
Speaker Smith will order an cleo
ton to fill the vacancy as soon as pos
sible, in order that the seat may be
filled when the legislature convcncs
on the second Tuesday in January
the 18th. Speaker Smith, who was
in the city yesterday, conferred with
Clerk Jas. a. Hoyt about the matter
and the clerk has written to Jas. Il.
Williams Of Mullins, county chair.
man of Marion, to know whether it
Is desired to hold a Democratic pri
mary to select the successor of Mr.
OQuinn. If primary is held the
date for the regular election will be
fixed so as to give ample time for the
primary
This is the sixth vacancy that has
occurred in the house since the last
session, the elections to fiji the other
live having been held yesterday i'm the
counties of Darlington, Charleston
Anderson and Pickens; there being
two seats vacant i'm Charleston.
Mr. o'(ulnn was serving his first
term i'm the house, and had made an
cncctiNe and influential member.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
MEXICAN ANfAZONS.
Women Doing Some Valiant Service
OH Both Sides.

Del Rio, Texas, Nov. 3.-Women of
Mexico are playing a prominent part
In the warfare of the southern repub-
lie, either as "soldaderas," foraging
successfully for their men, or occa-
siOnally as actual fighters.
This probably is true because the
| present revolution has touched indi-
| viduals and the homes more intimate
ly than any other conflict of recent
times. Nearly every woman in North
ern Mexico has seen warfare shorn
of it's theatricality because it entered
the home and left death and want.
In the siege now in progress at
Monterey n valued member of Gen.
Pablo Gonzales constitutionalist COM
mand is Senorta Maria Sanchez, said
to be a wealthy Castillian, whose
brother was shot by Federal regulars.
She gave up the comforts of q luXuri-
Gus home and begged for permission
to replace her brother
I l
son Of Sonora Pimental, Of that city,
had been senten' to be shot. The
mother got into the Federal Jail by
stealth and stabbed two of the guards
and rescued her son.
In the Feedral ranks there is told
the story of the wife of an officer
who led the Constitutionalists into an
ambuscade at Puerta Carmen, and,
though fired upon by the maddened
troops, galloped through the lines to
her husbands side.
When less than month ago the
Federal army Of Gen. Mas occupied
the Consttutionalists' provisional cap
tal at Piedras Negras, on the Ameri.
can across from Eagle Pass the sol
daderas" played an important role in
the bloodless capture. A small group
of them pitched their tents on the
overlooking hills two days before their
men arrived, acting as lookouts. When
the army arrived, fully 500 of these
soldier women accompanied it, most
Of them guarding the wagon trains.
which their skill as foragers had
stuffed to bursting. A few hours
after the city was occupied, the wO.
men spread supper for the entire army
in the open plaza.
! 1t is said q demand for food is
never refused these soldaderas. They
are expert with both knife and rifle
and not slow to employ threats of
death to get what they want.
One of the famous women fighters
is Mrs. AlOnZO Alanis, who recently
surrendered to the Huerta garrison in
Juarez and was pardOned by the gov
crnment. She developed as q leader
during the revolt against Madcro. One
night at the head of q picked band,
she rode into JuareZ, held up the pO
lice station, took all available arms
and escaped to the hills She re-
maned at the head Of her troops sev-
cral months.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
SEWING CLUB FORMED.
Oakdalc School Learns That Stitch
I'm Time Saves Nine.

Manning. Nov. 5.-Thc teachers
and pupils OF Oakdalc graded school
organized the Sewing club several
ed were, the Busy Bee Sewing club,
and zone stitch in time saves nine
Twenty-Five members were enrolled,
10 girls and six boys. Two successful
meetings have been held. Embroidery
work will he taught by the principal,
Miss Ethel Wingate. and crochcting
by the Intermediate teacher. Miss
Icssic Strange. The teachers hope to
articles for the Manning county fair.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
SHOOTING IN KERSHAW COUNTY.
n Prominent Farmer OF Blaney
NcighbOrhOOd WOundcd-ReSUlt of
Previous ARRAY.

Camden, Nov. 4.-JOe Simpson, Il
prominent farmer of the Blaney
neighborhood. was shot and wound
ed about the face and shoulder this
sions, another farmer of the sar1e
neighborhOOd. The shooting - said
TO he an indirect result of the killing
of T. c. Sessions brother, Henry Ses
sions, several months ago by Mr.
Simpson. Earl Simpson, son Of Joe
Simpson, who tonight came to Cam
den to have a warrant taken out for
Sessions, said that he and his father
and younger brother and a negro were
gathering corn in a field near the
public road when Sessions rode by in
MS buggy. Shortly afterwards he
said, Sessions passed them again. Ht
SAID that they continued their work
and that he was some distance from
his father. Some time after Sessions
mad passed the field the second time.
Simpson said, the younger boy called
out to his father to look out, that Ses-
Sions was going to shoot. No sooner
had tho son given the alarm than
Simpson started to turn around but
was shot before doing so, the son de-
clarcd. Mr.. Simpson, who was wound
ed, ran and Sessions followed him for
some distance but did not fire again.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
Three Directors Added.

Three new directors were added
Tuesday night to those already ChOs-
en- for the Savings and Commercial
Bank. Sumtcr's newest banking in
stitution. They were chosen at a
meeting Of the board of directors and
are Messrs j. NJ. Chandler, Il. y.
burgess. and II. Drdyc Tindal. Messrs
Chandler and burgess are well known
business men of this city and Mr..
Tindal Is a prominent farmer of I'm
dal and well known citizen of the
county. The election Of these men To
the number of friends &C the new in
stitutiun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
"Oe eadhead" Of Ancient Oriuln.

The origin Of the word "deadhead"
takes us back to the theaters of an.
cient Rome. X. II. BrOadhcad In "A
History OF Pantomime," gives the fol.
lowing realistic explanation. lie says
Persons were instructed to give ap-
plause with sH!ll. The proficient
hired themselves out to the poets, au.
thors, etc. and were SO disposed as
% support a loud applause The free
admission tickets were small IVORY
deaths heads, and specimens OF these
are to be seen In the Museum OF
Naples.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
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medium I'm Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-08
WILL FIGHT POLICE.
SQUAD ARMED TO PREVENE 20.
LICE INTERFERING WITH
SUFFRAGETTES.
Sir Francis Vanc, Veteran of BOcr
War, at Head of Organization
Miss Pankhurst Plays Trick OH PO.
lice and Makes Speech ut Baths.

London, Nov. By clever strate
gem which completely hoodwinked
the large force of police sent to pre-
vent her from speaking Miss Sylvia
Pankhurst tonight was enabled to an
nounce at the Bow Baths, in the East
End of London, the formation of a
volunteer corps organized under com
mad of Capt Sir Francis Vane, q vet
eran of the South African Eoer war,
for the protection of militant suffra
gettes and labor unionists.
Miss Seele Emerson Of Jackson,
Mich, presided over the gathering.
Just as the meeting was called to or
der the statement was made that the
residence of George Lansbury, former
Socialist member Of parliament and a
warm supporter of the militant suffra
gettes, was surrounded by police. The
crowd rushed from the Baths and
found a large number of foot and
mounted police around Lansbury's
house with a taXicab in front of the
entrance.
Mr. Lansbury arrived on the scene
and was uproariously greeted as he
entered his home.
The lights in the house were ex-
tinguished and suddenly woman
rushed from the doorway and sprang
into the taxi, which, surrounded by
mounted police, proceeded to Bethnal
Green. Then Miss Daisy Lansbury,
daughter of the eX-Socialist member,
stepped out, much to the discontinue
Of the police.
Meantime Miss Pankhurst entered
the Baths practically unobserved. The
only disorder was caused by an at
tack by the women on a few reporters
whom they suspected of being detec
tives. Mr.. Lansbury and Sir Francis
Vane followed Miss Pankhurst to the
platform. The Boer veteran an
nounced that he proposed to establish
labor training corps. Waving aloft
huge knOtted club Sir Francis said
he was prepared to use that weapon
wherever he saw women injured and
in labor disputes or wherever the op-
pressed needed it.
The general staff of the organiza-
tion will be drawn from officers who
have seen war and both men and wo-
men are eligible for the ranks. Miss
Pankhurst said the plan was based on
the Ulster model and she expected the
same immunity from government in
reference as Sir Edward Carson. the
Ulster leader, enjoyed.
When Miss Pankhurst left the meet
ing she was surrounded by body
guard of East Enders and made her
escape. after lively battle with the
police, who drew their clubs. The
crowd retaliated with sticks and the
result was that several Of the belli-
gerents were injured, among them
Miss Emerson, who was knocked down
and bruised about the head. She. too.
escaped arrest, being carried away by
sympathizers.