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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-28
- DR.. TH0MSON'S
o. EYE TALK
(TALK NO. 1927
The "KnOW How.

To have a complete outfit Of instru-
ments and appliances is one thing. To
know how to use them TO best advan-
tage is another thing. Any man can
supply himself with elaborate appa-
ratus by spending a few hundred dol
lars. but to do thorough re-
quires experience and hard study. A
good carpenter can do better work
with a hammer and a jack knife than
a poor one can do with a chest full OF
tools. I am fully equipped for accu-
rate work in fitting glasses. have
had extensive experience and have
been through the hard study. I have
taken the highest degrees ever con-
ferred upon opticians. I have fitted
glasses for some OF the largest optical
houses in the United States. I have
ten thousand satisfied customers in
South Bend and vicinity. What I
have done for others can do for you
II your eyes are giving you trouble
come in and see me about them. Con-
sultation is free.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-28
DR.. H. A. THOMSON

mot Open on "Wednesday Afternoons"
sol South Michigan st.
Southwest Corner Wayne and Mich.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-01
REPORT OF DEATH HIDDEN
THREE AND A HALF HOURS.

Right there appeared the stupid in
stinct Of the police, born partly of spite
against the newspapers because Of re-
cent exposures and in part OF a fool
idea that by suppressing all police
news 1t will be easier to keep under
cover such news as Is discreditable to
the department in these days OF search
ing investigation. Such information
Is. In ordinary course. telephoned at
once to Headquarters and placed on
file for public distribution.
The Information regarding Mr.. Good
mans death was not placed on file UNI
til three hours and a half later, after
most Of the persons who could have
established the purely accidental man
ner Of the occurrence and the excel
lent personal and business habits OF
Mr.. Goodman had gone home.
The very fact Of the suppression OF
the information started surmises which
Lieut.. Brecken, on duty In the Old Sill
station. by an attitude OF evasion oil
direct questions and an apparent re-
luctance TO make any statement at all
seriously increased.
Mr.. Goodman leaves a wife and two
daughters. One Of them Is the VIE
of Louis Metzger, manager of Tn,
Heuble!n restaurant in New Haven
famous as resort for Yale under
graduates.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-01
WALL STREET MAN
OWES S16FOR GAS
He USED IN 1904
SIS for Milk, 1852 Rent and
Other Very Old Debts on
Tillotson's List.

Norton Beach Tillotson. cashier and
No. ~ Wall street. and son of w. Is.
Tillotson, ms lionaire publisher, has
owed a bill Of 81 for repairing an am
brella handle nine years. His state
mont was flied by him with the United
States District Court to-day In con-
junction with n voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. Furthermore. Mr.. Tillit-
son vowed that all he owns is si2i worth
which are exempt from levy.
Mr.. Tihotson. seven years ago sued
for a divorce from ~. Til olson. who
before her marriage was dramatic
critic In Chicago. While testimony was
being taken before referee. Mre. Til
lots,n declared that Kid Mccoy, the
prizefighter. had befriended her when
she was threatened by her husband =
wrath In the Hotel Cumberland.
At that time Mr.. Tfllotson lived in a
handsome apartment at No. 40i West
End avenue, and the two little daugh-
ters Of the couple were In the Misses
Eiy's exclusive school In Riverside
Drive. BY the decree the children were
left at the school and both parents we've
given permission to visit them Mt GER
tain hours.
Reminiscense of these facts are con-
tanned in Mr.. Tillot~on's list OF debts.
He swears that for two months rent
Of the apartment. due In 1904. he owes
si.352.i7. The Misses Ely are still his
creditors for Si.3o5.S6 for the children's
tuition in 1902.
Other interesting revelations In the
schedule OF debts are: That he has
owed SIS for milk for ten years. lie
still owes $50 for corsets bought for
Mrs. Tillotson In 1908. lie bought his
wife s66.39 worth of candy in one
month OF 1903; he had 1896 worth of
photographs taken Of her; brought
home flowers worth s64.O5 In one week
of 1903. and In another week $780,
worth OF fruit.
Drugs cost him s2533 In 1909; one
months gas bill In 1904 was Sl6l6; mil
linery bought at one time. $3.50; cloth
ing and Shoes for Mrs. Tillotson and
still unpaid for amount to S556.4S. HAD
erdashers are stll dunning him TO-
3ZO.Io for shirts and neckties.
A butcher has a claim Of S373.S :or
meat bought during two months OF 1906:
n cigar dealer would like 1915 that Mr..
Tillotson has been owing him for ten
years; a furniture house wants u, 30S. 49,
and a cleaner wants $1,000
Altogether Mr.. Tillotson declares AIS
liabilities are slo.2ss.s with no assets
He lives In a handsomely appointed
house at No. 1i3 West Ffty-sixth street
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FIND HOLD-UP BANDIT
WHO SHOT DETECTIVE
IN PRISON At ALBANY
Second of Pair Who Beat Bank
Messenger In Hallway Is
Traced by Telegram.

Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty
announced to-day that he has located
Thomas Shirro, one of two holdup men
who attempted to rob Peter Plunkett,
an aged bank messenger. at No. All
East Thirty sixth street, on Jan. II. and
shot Detective James 4. Martin in the
groin In making his escape. Shirro is
In the Albany pententiary. serving a
six months sentence for larceny.
The police had an advanced tin on
the attempt to holdup Plunkett, and
Deputy Dougherty planted half a dozen
men in the nelghborhood OF the East
Thirty-sixth street address, where
Plunkett was to deliver 5000 from the
Union Exchange Bank. The detectives
allowed the holdup men to assault Plum.
kett in hallway, slipped in and lie,
one OF them shoot his way to safety.
The other man was caught He CAV,
the name OF Franw Moran. Through
underground sources the police Learned
that Moran's partner In the holup wa,
ShlrrO.
A watch was put on Shirro's home II
East F1fty-sixth street A few day,
ago his mother sent a telegram 10 tn,
Albany County penitentlary addresses
to Joseph shapiro. Detectiv MELON
ohgh followed the telegram and foun,
In the Albany County penitentiary, no
only Thomas Shirro, but his brothe
JOSEPH. under assumed names. The,
were arrested on Feb. 10 at Hudson, n
Y. for stealing an overcoat.
Shirro will be- brought; here as soon a
| his term In Albany expires.
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lob FOR PIED PIPER!
AN ARMY Of RATS IS
AFTER PHONE GIRLS
Two Big Rodents Do Bunny
Hug" in. Exchange, While
Operators Stand on Chairs.

There is a large sized job waiting
the Fled Piper In the Melrose Tele.
phone Exchange. in One Nundred and
Fiftieth street near Courtlandt ave-
nue.. the Bronx, and if he will only
come AN pipe away the army of ro-
dents that has bivoucked beneath the
switchbonids 200 nerve-tried girls will
call him blessed
So long as the rats STAYED I'm tho
cellar 1t was all right. Hut yesterday
there we're half hundred girls in one
OF the rest rooms at noon, when sud-
denly. like characters of the cob,ro,
two wcll-built rats went tumbling into
the middle OF the floor and proceeded
to wrestle through the intricacies Of
the bunny hug
Wasn't IL the iuckiest thing in ,h<,
world there wis a chair In the r,st
room for every one? oh, indeed! Fra,l
Border, manager OF the exchange cam.
running to the rescue. Then ana thor.
Mr.. Border gave Fred Snyder, the Iani.
tor. ATTY cents wherewith TO purcb az .
cat; and Frank, the messenger bov
sailed out Into Morris avenue and re.
turned with still another nameless cat
which became stralghtway Minnie" Bur
Industrious AS the telephone girls, allie.
have been. they are too few to MAKE
any vast fiuctuation In the vital statis-
ties OF ratiand. - the telephone com.
pany Is negotiating with human rat
cxterminator.
SO far. the rats have destroyed four
sets OF furs belonging to operators and
innumerable cheese sandwiches Of the
same ownership. For all of this, even
to the butter on the broad. the oom-
pany has announced It will pay.
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MORE BUSES ON 9TH AVE.
Public Service COmm issiOn Orders
q Fifteen-Minute Schedule.

Beginning April I. Fifth avenue
busses will maintain a schedule OF every
fifteen minutes on the Seventh avenue
route between one Hundred and Tenth
and One Hundred and Forty-ffth
streets.
An order to this effect was sent to
the Fifth Avenue Coach Company by
the Public Service Commission to-day.
Heretofore the company has oper-
ated one bus day over this part of
the route. that 1t might hold it's fran
chise The commission issued the orr
der following hearing before Com
missioner John t. Eustis.
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R0STR0N IN WASHINGTON
TO RECEIVE HERO MEDAL,
Taft TO Make Presentation to Car.
pathia's Captain, Who Rescued
Titanic Survivors.

WASHINGTON. March Capt. A. II
Rostron. commander Of the steamship
Carpathia. when she rescued the sur
vivors Of the Titanic. was here ready
to-day to receive from President Tai,
the medal Of honor awarded by Con.
gress. the highest gift It can bestow
upon . civilian.
Ambassador Bryce. members Of ths
Presidents Cabinet. Senate committe,
which Investigated the disaster. the
House Committee on Merchant Marin,
and FlsheIies. and their wives. wer,
invited to witness the ceremony In tn,
East Room.
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Rhodes Scholars On Oxford Team,
OXFORD. England, March live
American Rhodes scholars are Included
in the team selected to represent OK.
ford University In the annual athletic
meeting with Cambridge University ON
March Is. They are: WIN A. Zlegier Of
Iowa. II. r. Stolz Of Leland Stanford.
II. l.. Lange Of Oklahoma, e. p. Hubble
OF Chicago and Mccormick Of Chlcaep.
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WOODROW
WILSON
1ured shoulder was bandaged and he
went to his home.


ROCK ISLAND. ILL.,. March 1.-The
Rock Island County Grand Jury to-
day returned thirty-one Indictments
against sheriff o. l.. Bruner. charging
him with obtaining money under false
pretenses and with allowing prisoners
to escape.
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PROF. friedman
NOT SURE WHENH|S
TESTS WILL BEGIN
German Specialist on Tubercu-
losis Now Says Hundt Is
Not Press Agent.
RULES FOR PATIENTS.
Announces That Applications
for Treatment Must Be
Made in Writing.
RULES FOR PATIENTS.


Dr. r. r. rreumahh' the Berlin
specialist who came to TINS country 10
prove the efficacy OF vaccine treat
ment Of his invention for the treatment
of noerouiosis. was stln in doubt at
the Waldorf to-day A. to the sxsc, time
whom his tests viii begin. Asked 81 he
would receive patients on Monday at
the offices he has taken at Fifth ave-
ma. .us r,,r,v.,,i,a .,,..t n. nm.
-.
-, ,, ya.
""' We '""'' ''' ""o" ""'
daS' i nave no 'h'o'''"""" 'o'"S '''
me newspapers want 10 ""Ae o'e
thinG clear. Thereafter any news ap""'
my clinics or any cases VIII come aV'"
me. Mr.. Hundt II not my press asen'.
ne ~ my sec'e'ary ""u ,.
aid me in making myself understood:
oi' '''"""" WV
dsncs regarding MS a"'n'y " spesk
English when he arrived mere. sara ne
cou'u NO. eAp'e'. ""'.
He.r eN'ep' '"'o"s" y" ,,..,
SPOKE rap'"'' III" WIZ" '''' '''''
cent
-,
say VIII De III res"ru " W. .'. -,
p"e"o." - ."' - % ~.
aHshrs whieh se Tue ""S'"''s VI "'
oooy pu' myHon
ASKS PATIENTS TO BRING WH't
TEN APPLICATIONS.
Changing his tone. the physician
asked the newspapers to announce that
;,s.nd,nx patients who called on him
or Monday were requested to bring
-v,,A thssn written app,tcations for
,r..amana which m,ss,t be filed away.
~ aid that tho only purpose Of this
list VS. TO make sure that no one was
overloaded IN the rush.
..s,seemcus a. to the progress OF
ca... viii be given ont from time to
TN. NV mvseK and my physioians," he
a.
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ASKS FAIR TREATMENT FROM
AMERICANS.

Il ask the American public TO be fair
IL this matter. I have Deen subjected
- criticism because 1 have not dNulged
the secret Of my discovery. | must con.
tinue to keep II secret. to protect nv.
self and the public. / did not prom,..
to tell what 1 had discovered. 1 sim.
ply announced ! had IA cure for con.
sumption. l have demonstrated II n,
Germany. and I ask a chance to denon.
strate IL In New York, which I will
and satisfactorily. within two weeks
II Is expected by DR. Friedman Tint
the thousands Of consumptives who
could not visit him In the Waldorf he.
cause Of the refusal of the hotel man.
agement to allow them to assemble in
the corridors Of that fashionable hos
telry will he waiting Monday morning
at hA offices. Dr. Freshman declares
over six thousand lctterr and kilograms
have arrived from patients who wish
"a take the treatment. The crowd which
II liable to be attracted by the Offer Of
free treatment will he handled by the
police. who have been asked to assist
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70 BIG CROWD OF PA
TENTS MONDAY.

Although the doctor had few patients
inquifinG for him yesterday. the expec-
,ation was confidently expressed by his
friends to-day that crowd OF sufferers
win seek the cure Monday and lines will
10 formed on Fifth avenue and East
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News Oddities

at osdens
burg burglars held
them husband lie he tired to take
them puton and
package containing
washing
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hinself ands ed
Atlantic
con6es al
n
Buckley
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Dale In which these charges were Included
OF
him. buM
lie IL dealer In spring
Of o drink
nas "a
A y. Darby
and n
60 OF to
a cousins OF Charles j. Murphy OF Tamnany
instead
tina added to the schools appropriation
with Prof
5000 and Max shrmer of White Plains 81"