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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28
NIE\DAK.
Friday.

Chautauqua circle meeting With
Mrs. \. d. Sloan.
Bonanza club dance at Armory hall
Mrs. Paul Madansky entertanS
Bridge club.
Afternoon circle has husbands as
guests at Mrs. II. w. Randolph'S home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

Dr. and Mrs, Fred S. Clinton left
yesterday afternoon for several
days stay in Atlanta and Elberton,
Ga, visiting relatives OF Mrs. Clinton
in the latter city. Dr. Clinton is Just
recovering from a severe seige OF
grippe and is taking the TRIP in tho
way Of recuperatlon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

....9 10000 10000 9c
/. Many heart is hungry.
[. for little love. Speak 1t then
. and as the sunshine gIids the
I. lofty peaks above. so the joy
/. Of those who hear It sends its
/. radiance down life's way and
I. the world is brighter. better.
q for the loving words we say.
Z. --ReXford.
%. 10000 10000 900 .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28
Fridays Specials From The Toilet Goods

our stock Of Toilet Goods and
prices for Friday in order to
Napoleon 25c Face Pwdr. l2c
Fellows l5c Face Powder Sc
SanitOl 25c Tooth Wash 15c
RilScr's soc Cream o. Roses 20C
Peroxide ...... ...... e.. 5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

Miss nellie Jackson has returned
from a trip to Pittsburg and New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28
ROn0nZn Dance.

The Bonanza club boys will give
another Of their series of winter dane.
es this evening at Armory hall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28
Childrens 15c Hose, SC Pair.

Both black and tan ribbed Hose for children.
and in both the light and medium weights arc
Included IN this lot at Sc pair They are values
that have been selling at l5c. And they are good
hose ut that price, They are broken lots. but
you viii ind all sizes for children repro. o.
sented. Choose today At .....,.,..,...,,,UC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

A wonderful array Of styles is ready for you
The most authentic and practical styles for
spring here in great showing All lenthers
and fabrics known to the shoe maker are repre-
sented.
And best of ALL III any kind Of a foot
Have YOU long slender foot--we have shoes
narrow as Triple A; do you have trouble In get
ting your shoes wide enough--we have them as
wide as double Il. From the nHrrowest to the
widest, and in all kinds of toes and lasts; our de-
partment IL better prepared to fit you with the
shoe you want than ever before.
We are showing pretty styles in white
shoes and oxfords also the newest shapes in
pumps for both street and dress wear. Coors to
match your different suits and dresses here in
abundance: Grays, Browns, Blues. Champagne.
Red Etc practically any color you could Wish
for spring Prices rage from $3.50 to $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Sykes were
among the passengers on the inaug-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

Mrs. Mary Hebron Of Enid. who
has been tho guest Of her sister, Mr.
Frank II. Greer for several days left
yesterday afternoon for a visit in
Pawhusltn and Wichita, Kan. enroute
home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

Mrs. George WyvlIl Of Claremore,
came over last evening to see "Over
the River" as played by Eddie Foy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Rayard 7. Hainer
have as guests Mt their home No. 1906
south Boulder, Mrs. Halner's brother,
Mr.. David Weatherby and Mrs
Weatherby of Denlson. la.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

The Afternoon Circle of the Presby-
terlan church will entertain the hus-
bands this evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. RI, W. Randolph The
entertainment OF the evening will be
in the nature of a Nlctrola concert.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28
Children's Dresses CSC & 1.33

We have divided these dresses into two
lots. They are made OF Ginghams and
Percaes in neat styles-and are daintlly
trimmed with contrasting or solid colors.
and brads Today you may buy:
Any Of the $500 Dresses AT. ....... 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

The woman's auxiliary OF Trinity
church will meet In the Guild room
Friday afternoon promptly at three
o'clock The women are asked to at
tend prepared to sew.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

Drug Sundries. we make these
insure quick clearance.
ALL COMFORTS AND
BLANKETS, SPECIAL FOR
ONLY
ONE-FOURIH OFF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28
Pure Linen Monogram Towels SOC.

There are two sizes in these Monogram Towels;
3S-inch. They are Pure Linen liuck with beau
monogram at the end which has 2-inch hemst't
Friday 5nc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28

n. B-whte toi Ladies' Advisory Dept.
Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga
Tenn. for Special Instructions. and o4-pase
book. Hone Treatment for Women sent
ln plain wrapper. on request
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-28
Silks Worth from Csc to $l0O Yard at SOC.

There's big assortment of these silks to sell at thus
exceptionally pretty pieces and values that bet
lousy and silks that formerly sold nt from
this for quick today at only 800.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
WESTERNER Wins
HUB MARATHON
FROM BIG FELL.
Harry Smith Of New Yorl
Leads for 20 Miles, Then
Finishes Third. 50

BOSTON, April D.-0aining he les
three miles from the finish tine rris
Carlson Of Minnapoiis. Mimi. to-6a
won the seventeenth Marathon race
the Boston Athletic Association frct
Ashland to this city, . distance
twenty-five miles. over rolling road
The winners time was hours, y mic
utss, a. IS seconds. The record &c
che course u hours n minutes - l.
seconds, made by Mike Ryan Of No
York last year. Andrew sockaasxis. th
Maine Indian. ives second and fiarr
Smith Of New York third.
Smith made the running for the hra
twenty miles. Swinging with . lon
stride over the fast roads, the New Yon
runner was thirty seconds ahead Of IN
record at Wellesley. withih Ave mile
Of home ne tired quickly and staSGers
over the line q poor third.
Conditions for the gruellins race wer
IDEAL. The roads were hard and fast an
records were expected to be made. In
original held was eighty.two. runaers
but this number began to thin out ate
the first I'VE miles.
Thousands Of persons lined the oours
and cheersd the leaders - they sprints
over the nnish line. ..-t..
Harry J. Smith Of the Bronx Churcl
House. Nsw York, took the lead q tn
start Of the classic twenty Ave mil
B. A. A. Marathon and led the fell
into Natick. his time being = minute
and As seconds below the record 70
the frst ten miles. A light rain We
falling when the runners passed Na0ch
william II. Allan Of the Hamlsoi
A. A. followed closely upon the lsads'
Edward Fabre Of the Montreal A. a
reached Natick about nifty yards De
hind the second man. The other rus
ners were stretched out At intervals 0
Q few yards.
On the way to Wellesley the rpnnst
found a few short hills. on the top
one of which was . party Of Wellssle
COLLEGE girls, who waved encouraSemef
20 the athletes. The field was strup
out over nearly two miles and . scot
OF runners had quit. The rain he
ceased.
Al Lake strest, twenty miles. 0miC
was sail leading. one minute aAeed 9
Fits Carlson Of Minneapolis and EabSS
who were running side by side. e<4se
I hour. g minutes. II seconds.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
WOMAN Pinned
UNDER UPSET AUTO
ESCAPES UNHURT
Two Others Hurled Out When
Car Turns Turtle on Riv.
erside Drive.
DRIVER HELD BY FOOT.
Police and Autoists to Rescue
Amazed to Find Mrs.
Smith Uninjured.
DRIVER HELD BY FOOT.

- savftiy lid teuns6 - turu
<usas - A,vsssils Drive ~ oss HISS
1rsd ~ vssty-sishth street. early ~
6ay that sas q Ne three women - ths
tconeas we cauSht beneath II but
without being hurt Her frisnds
thought ~ vas killed uaeij - a.
swsesd them. ~ Was uDese uese@.
seesesiy eoabis1 %. bat sthsewiss asl
s1shA ~ fas - shs could tel
The weaaa who had shis ssmaskabls
escape from death was Mn. Afpsl
omAth Of No - West oas HuadrsA en-
Thirty-sixth stsssG Ase womsa fsissds
whe live b " sams spastDsae hosss
Ma Absrt ,. 1saieas sal lgiss Nasss
oeaa,ea. sesaSs1 almsst - niPosulsssly
&ea ia5usy. Thsy were hurssA frsa
~ machine. but aiishtsA % tAs grass
as1 wsFs ealy shaksa.
JsssDh J. Meade. . yeung sutemsbi1s
nAsusaeturss. q No - West ytfty.
fourth street. living at No. = Aamiltoa
D,oeA Who Was drivinS the eas. had NJ
right foot caught b. the ,tsahs psds,
~ bic ankle badly iacsrste6 ~ -
lay pians1 under the machin~ NJ bedy
Vas misssd By the sdgs q ~ car by
eply two o. three iaehsa
1eacls bad taken ths three women fes
. spta aAd IVES continuing Il along the
drive vhsa ne seorn. introduced by .
heavy olaS Of thunAr. suggested . rvsA
tor hsms. In turning the rear wheels
skiddsd and he automobile turned over
% ths Olass olst In the roadway.
; TIE ecesA0s Of the two women thrown
80 end The cries q xsasls. O1ass1 ~
he 1rivss's ssat. brought PatroimAa
vanasrschmt0t, VITO blew his whistle
~ ~ an1 steppsd pasa1ng sutemobias
Daet1eo Tor AseletsaeA .st,
- ooea ~ hey wsSs Ahle = ~ 4rs.
AaIeas ~ Mo- seanlon ria 70 the
evsetsrssd toanssa. crying v Mrs..
oa1eA ~ seolisd eaintiy. ~ thiAk rn
IN rtght. tut I'm horribly desbas1 ~
bstwsea he seets aaa Nh ~ 70 you
eea't hnsSy anA get ne cut"
4 nuAbsr q Dsa. es>se Se11asiao
11sa1es. sHseee1sd h iifting Ne No q
the, Gar svnenuv hlsh fpe Ma onith
- crawl cut 70 svssybe1ys suspuss
~ was nss even sseatchsd, only much
mussed W sad frtghtsno4.
van1esUoAot0t seat In n ambulaneo
en- but By he time d. Washtou a..
rjvsA from the washington Hsishts
Hssoital lGias ocanloa he'd gos Dr.. Lee
from No ~ Riverside Drive In . taxi
saA sna AsAels was tsksa 10 Dr.. Lss'a
eGlce and then homA The three women
weat Aome IN Q taxi The police set red
lamps around the overturuaA oas. which
vas bass,slag the drivs.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
POLICE GIVE MAGISTRATE
BIG 100 AND ANGER HIN.
They Arraign 748 IN Clean Street
Crusade and Are Scored
BY Court.

NAGi9traAs HOUSE WaS exooooin8ly
peevsd this morning when he reached
the Harlem Court 70 ana Il jammsd 10
sufIocatioa with mothers carrying
squaiiing babies and several hundred
janitors. He soon found out they were
there 20 answer 70 summonsss Issued
by the police yesterday for violation Of
the ordnance requiring garbage cans to
b covered and pavements 70 bs Kept
clean.
Don't you know that this II Saturday
and q short day7" exclaimed the AAS-
istraAs. looking msnancine.y at the po-
licsmsn who ssrvsd the warrants. the
policemen stammsrsd that their su-
psrior officers had done the deed and
they were not to blame.
The next time the police % anything
IKE this on . Saturday am Going To
can eli the defendants togsther and
ddschargs them In . body" fumed the
Court. The police should use the 1T
tie gray. matter the Lord endowed them
with"
There we're ~ cases Of this kind end
the magistrate Ansd them all Thoss
that pleaded guilty got on With u finss.
hut these that didn't AAd to pay -
The evening world., 1913-04-19
WANDERING 'PossvM FOUND
IN STREET, LANDS IN 200.
Little Asi.sl Frea DixislasA
CesuspsA ~ Chalassn n DPens.

bsssso AMMAN Fwoo Us1seuouo
CsssessA ~ Chiiassa n Drsaa.
4 'pessum. Which oaes dsspoilsd Of
their fruit the psrsimuon trees Of the
osuth. or whstsvsr slss . 'possum does.
Was landed IN the Dreas Zoe vAis after
noon BY Policeman Mccarthy. who
found Il snappinv At lot " shildrsa
In One Hundred and sixty.ninth street
near Third avenue. tas bronx. How
NJ. 'Possum got 20 Ear north no one
seemed - knew and AcCAsty save u
~.
Mccarthy was on his way from his
home ct No. Si7 East One Hundred ana
sixty.ninth street whom no saw the
youngstsrs and the strAnSe animal. He
started 10 shoot u but Instead he drew
co Ais heavy gloves end made Q crab q
u Ne caught the 'possum ~ the TALL
and the animal cvrleA Up and went q
sleep hanging FROM his hand.
Then Mccarthy hailed Q passinG
autoisti AaA ct himself and the poe.
sum carried q the Zoo where Curator
DttmArs aecdbtsd the sniaaal and pui
u u Q cage.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
SOLD FOR $3.50, SHE SAYS.

WILMINGTON. Del, April lA-rereaa
Sasso, fifteen. has complained TO the
police that her father had soid her In
marriage. taking money from Antonio
Gothic In her presence. The Chef OF
Police says Gothic paid the father siso.
The case vas laid before Attorney Den.
sral Wolcott. who directed the giri com-
mittsd to an institution pending appil.
cation for an annulmsat Of the mar
riage.
Ths SRI and Gothic were married
about . week ago. the girls father Join.
Ing In the application for tas marriage
license. Immediately after the wed.
ding the gin - said to have disappeared
and to have taken refuge at the house
% Q TREND.
The evening world., 1913-04-19

~ ~ - onoy dAoruo shak 60 -
14uoHDuw 49, ooo1noe - = that
~ y1o1 0Aas - Dsossstivs tasiR
y ~, 0geAeP q ~ sruss. and that
Wn1euo sDsd11 pstv1lses CREATED b. the
ODauf11s g shs DATED states ths trust
eoqD1 - 0g1ue e thas statement hes
SG61oo - nAaueAsturS Q false pubtlo
- ~ - sAas sztsas I en- -
- euss 80 Asssarsa - ~ nisgai
~ - o9D1A AoGJTruse Law. Fss .
.oom0R& saaQaione ~ wsat upea he
49, 49, ~ esusA ME CasthaeA
- - 1sstroys1. 9Aessaads q vptses
se0Alne1 IsyAa - ~ Naoublicaa parsy
= sne sa0oa1oa q 10 u0oa The belief
~ eng,9 outDeo Womb ~ 1scrsassd
~ - ne trust would b put ont q
ooo0nooA Dut AFTER the sanpaiOu eAe
No0as-Alls,oh tlli Win ~ AiSA Veetse.
- WAs 0Asos1 - . sssrm g disae.
ogUpA 91ooo.
pusiag N TIT psssod thsrs was .
- - Gos1ooaA followers ef Kari
1o9a ~ bslisvsA n the doctrine Of
49, ooejAlisaa Thsy we're constantly
oBuoehlns that Aoctrins and we're utter.
~ ooOs oFusAa Dus he VINO does not
- mo so0silsrAsien al truths anA
- ooo11tlsae 10 vssy liahas 70 sss.
WAoo - ~ - ~ eaADaiOn Of 1913
~ - o91steoee anA that The beDt that
0oeef10sat cen q y - regulate saa
eeaoBso q
9as osssaisssis theory 10 that We
.eoqpee setusA IN this eesatFy - .
eF41eO - esoDst1eAea. shas there aust
~ eOtrel Socialists asojaua thess
~ oonn1 ~ - trUse as1 ~ eontssl.
GAV1n0 tat. ultimately. the pse0is q
- Ualts1 States VIII sssegniss thas u
- ~ - soaerel ~ outpst Of the
GoobooeiD q Me ~ sheuId not oea.
- - 0sesly tee ~ bsesat e 0
~ ~ ~ ths bsnsot g en-
Qo9ooey Ogugvg m ooclAlloa1
o. WANT " 70 ouccge0.
90eFsfses. u W come 70 and eur
1Dvoo - eosh seeaesie sen1itisa that
- ooo1oe egeee1os ~ lnhseeat aaA -.
111poo a111iey 10 bosloeoa ties TIE ~
0941oo -. ~ - eueeeol
- - W1at oosoAliso - sueesed
Z - - bel1svs - 0osiaiisA But
onU1qeso ~ Ssl1y q s1ssasias psspaa
(n1oeU1ng tAslf views q lifs end teach.
~ e4e0 - ea5ey geed thinss ana then
Dooo0u11n9 - Aoer e sooegtunity ooea
49, - thsy eaaaet sa5ey NE 80 -.
- 49, 0eoo shSneA
eDoo6ov sss1s Ssssossisy lths ths
6vuB4GB DsneeraA He Aoss not know
1looUA absae = - beilsvs 49, here
u qnvehlas wseag IN peosDsity.
~ lsoaoslsualy wSH1d - the
Gn9oo g 1elAs anybody ~ Injustice.
~ = - ~ 49, that men VIII take .
49, ~. so9ne ~ ~ bsne0t ee
- 0oooto1st 6s@s Ter the bsnsnt sf
(ooruo ~ esDoenis eea1,tloaa ~
- eotaer sAsessully o. gyvaGiAGly
SUs1ss ehaaSeA eeaditieas the
(nonono1 sUonaleas ostvesa tie ssse.
0nGnaoy ~ es1 the great mass Of maa.
- ~ 1AsaoSsae"
The evening world., 1913-04-19
NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR
SAILS TO TAKE UP OFFICE.
Sir Cecil SpringsRice Says Ne WIN
Begin His Duties Immediately on
Reaching Washington.

LONDON. April n.-slr Cecil Arthur
sprins. Rice. the new British AmSassa-
DOR TO the United states In succession
to James Bryce. left Londsn to-day for
Liverpool and later sailed from thar
city for New York On board the Car.
mania. He told the Associated Press -.
fore his departure:
~ am going to assume the dutiss Of
my once ~ British Ambassador imms-
diatsly on my arrival In Washington.
Ny family viii oons later" -
The ssaR Of the United States Nm.
nassy. Lady Pauncseots and The Dsxs
Of Dsvenshirs we're at the railway sta
ton b take farewell Of the Amhassa.
dor.
Mrs. Hartman sailed for Ansrssa q
the SANE steamer.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
Gaelic FeetLAIl at Celtic Parh

Gaelic Football At Celtic PaPk.
The Gaelic football championship Of
isia Will b. decided At Celtic Park to-
morrow. Kilkenny end Kildare teams
will be the opponents Manager Danis
and the kildare Mons Association. un-
der whose auspices the big game will
DO held. ssys It will be the best ever
played In this country and that It will
be worth going miles to sc. In add.
tion there will - . match between
Mayo and Cork and . .3o-yard run for
members.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
PARIS BANDIT PARD0MED
BY PRESIDENT POlNCARE.
Dieudonne, Declared Innocent b,
Gang Member After Sentence.
Is Saved From Guillotine.

PARIA April D.-Disudonns. ons q
the four automobile bandits sentenced 70
death by the Paris Court OF Assesses On
Feb. q wa pardonsd BY President Ray
mond Poincars to-day. The other three.
caiiemin. soudy and Nonisr. are to -
guillotinsd on Tuesday. %.
The charges against the condemned
mon included murder. arson. robbery
and many other kinds OF felony. Dur,
Ing ths trial callsmin on hearing Thu
sentence Of Death against Dlsudonnt
shouted: my comrads Disudonns VA
not the assalant Of the bank mssssn.
Ger Caby. II Wa ! and my chief.
me admission caused sensation and
Il 10 Aseunsd that the doubt Of Diau
donns's suiit sssssht hb pardon sreu
the President.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
THREE NEW FENCING
CHAMPIONS CROWNED

nssors . crowd which taxed ~ O.
pscity OF the grAad bailroom q the A.
(or Hotel three new fencing champions
were crowned for the year. The .nsky
N.sn are Paul J. Meylan Of me hsncers'
Cub Of this city. who WOO the fo,ls
caamrleaship from J. A. NacI.auEh!n
q The New York A. c.; 4. n. saue, Of
the Illinois a. c.. who captured al three
Vt his bouts with the dusliiny swords,
and A. q. Anderson. Who won the sabres
event By AefeAting Ill thrss NJ Ais ep.
ponsnta. In the fencing final Tor womsn
Hrs. Wniiam II. pswar Of philadelphia
had no trouble winning.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
WILSON WARNS.
CALIFORNIA ON
ANTL|AP BILLS
Cut Out Words ineligible to
Citizenship" He Tells Legs
lators Through Governor. +
BRYAN SENDS MESSAGE.
President Feels It His Duty to
Urge Care in Framing Anti
Alien Land Laws.
BRYAN SENDS MESSAGE.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April 10. "a
telegram to Gov. johnson from sscrs-
tary of STATE Bryan At washiaston.
giving the View q the FEDERAL Admin
istration on the pending alien land laws
in the California legislature. was re-
ceived' to-day. Gov. johnson made the
telegram public. but without comment
II bears to-day's date and In - fol.
lows:
The President desires me to Say that,
while ne fully recognises the right Of
the. people Of California to lsgislats &C.
cordiag to their judgment on che SUBJ
Ject Of land tenure. he feels Il his duty
to urge . recoeuition Of the lntefna.
tionai character Of such legislation.
being anRtous to preserve and
strengthen the long standing friendly
relations existins between this country
and the nations Of the orient. he very
respectfully but most earnestly ID.
uses against che use Of the words IN.
eh0lble to citizenship He assss mat
you bring this view to the attsntlon Of
the Legislature. He believes the Sem
ate bill - telegraphed to the Dspast.
msnt Of STATE u greatly to be pre-.
ferred. That bill limited ownership to
c!tixens and to those who had declared
their intention to become citixsns."
The aessaae was read in both ho.,.>.
and ordered orint>d in tn ,our>e,. -,I,h-
out di,cuselon.
No action on the nessase az m. Gov.
srnor containing thu Brvan ts,.~r.m
will be taken unul nept 80. rhI. -
announce6 oears.n,, ~, 80 a.. -"
IN tho lunar hou..
WAsHiNorON AMI, ,a-s.....
Hrvn, eo.A., ,sI.....n~. -. ~. 49,
sen Of cnIiso,nis ,s.~s.ss,. 80 :.
vdVhhsaA A.. ..~n..,,." s.s nun
~ is~,:i.,,c. .s...I y. .S s nv. ",
Sc..s. S"~..,".... "s Ss..-
vioiss,s. ~ s.s"s.s. ~s.s. ' ~ ~
ss.sss ~ 49, We o"''so
~. -
aoSh fssosas wileoe was eaS-
~ % eess 80 an ceIlsrs were
rseay eersA ~ Ntd dlsouse he situa-
uoo wa oeosstesy oeyAa. All officials
hese eope ter eo0s AapDy so0ution Of
the question before The laws ~ finally
eaAcesl.
The postponemsnt ~ the California
Legislature q the allen Iend bills until
next week has the eject Of dignity n.
sievdng the tension mere, slthoush every
moment until the hllls are asnin taken Nm
win be utilised IN .rch.n.. a. ,n...s...
t.,,~.n w...,.-... ~ s.."
"se"s'on sno sacramento
.no otn3 points In Cahtornia where
innusntiaI onicisIs reside who may BE-
able to exert some inhusacs upon the
tsi. ~
Prssidsnt wiI.on ana a>s,.ts,v p-x.,
r.ss M 800. - - ~.
49,. s ~ ,sSs tnst -.
"ssn NV spssc'uoeo rom emcias'S
!utsHerne IN ne p!osFss OF ,eS,0A-
tioa In California tAoy are pslvatsly
The evening world., 1913-04-19
when detectives ret on their trail

when detectives get on their trail.
Once" he said. I'VE bought . lot Of
stolen pins and che detectives traced
them to our place. said to Simmons:
I'll tell you what I'll DO. I win have
. bill printed and will sign that bill
and Il will look genuine Do I had q
bill printed under the arm name OF Law
ana made Il out 10 SHOW We bed bought
the pins iesitimatsiy. Then We haa q
card printed bearing the name q . &c.
titious salesman for he Levy hrm. "a
the detectives would think We bought
the goods from . salesman.
oA6OOIe0 IN the JGWglRv
"OUoiNgoo," TOO.
we had biiis printed bearing the
name '1hapiro. Jobbsrs ana General
Nsrohandlss.' and when We bought
stolen goods w made out 'gsnuinS billa
to prove We had bought them from
Shapiro Simmons always signed these
'bils' with Ais isft hand, and they a.
ways fooled people. hut the last time
the dstsctivO took the Shapiro bin
end said thsy would invesugats and
~ u thsrs was any such place. There
wasn't and I went to Hartford. Coan.'
whsrs stayed . WEEK. Thsn Simmeaa
wrote me 70 come back: he had moved
our sore and changed our names. and
IA \ vas safe. TAsn I W. arrssssd
ana confessed"
purins the latter Part Of his 'busi
nees careee'' 0hsSmaa branchsd ou
into jevslry. end there are several
arms In Maiden Lane from whom
foods we're stolen n transit. whos>
namss hs mentioned ID his confsseaon,
among thsm he oiiesrt watch Con-
psay.
ne last place Of business run ~
sherman and Levoussove was at No
le6 Canal street. with an entrance o.
Brooms street. 20 that goods might b
taken In one entrance Fepacke0 aat
rushed out Of the other. They had tws
arm names there: "Simons q Sherman
and 20. Lsvoussovs 4 Co." ~ No
- Broadway they we're also known ~
Henry Lsv0ussovs = Co."
Sherman Will be kept In the Tonbe
awaiting sentence. until arrests hav'
been made IN the score or more cassl
he named In his confession. which
covers forty-ssvsn typewrittsn pages
Silbes 10 already under arrest an
Lsvoussovs y being sought By The %
Ice.
Assistsat District Attorney Dreuthsr
saiA to-day the xsrchants' Assoeiatio,
had notified him that mors than u
10000 worth Of goods are stolsn ysarl
from trucks in New York while In tran
cit and that most OF these stolen good
ere sold through such firms ~ thos'
maintainsd ~ sherman and hls par'
0srs.
The evening world., 1913-04-19

AsstAss WsllisM Carey Dsseus esas.
The Xytss q We so.s ! Am Simply
Carey Dsscss. who composed all the
lyrics suns N 1.-THE Purple RoaA." Dy
special arrangement With the veil known
s:S ssa;s' =: w:r H., y. -. s.a as
list anS.hsr soaG from this opsratie ro'
mssss sew D'syias 81 the Lissrv TAss'
lse--A1vt
The evening world., 1913-04-19

CHICAGO. April M-Ths appointment
Of =. q Hayt - trainer Of the Chicago
Nationals vas announced BY President
G. w. Murphy Of the club to-day. Hart
succeeds Doc Sermons. who resigned
after q asht with Manager Evsrs end
who subssqusnsly signed With the Cha
cinnati "Rsds."