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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
DOPEY BENNY GETS 5 YEARS.
GRnRaters Excluded From Room
when lie IL Sentenced.

Benjamin FEN. known to gangsters as
DOpey Benny. was sent 20 State prison for
nv. years nv Judge Malone In General
Sessions Yesterday for assauitlng Police
Sergeant Patrick l.. sheridan in August
last. Frlu. who came to court with sew
eral Of his followers. heard his sentence
with his henchmen barred from the room,
as the Judge said he did not care to take
any chances Fcin asked his counsel,
Charles O. r. Wahle, 10 try to get him
a new trial.
4 second indictment against Fein, FOR
carrying a loaded revolver, will not be
pressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
Explains Gift of Non-,

Constantine denied that his r...ol
with the plaintiff had ever been itU.-
and in explaining why h. had given 10.
$500, he said:
when ] first met hey shn SAID .n. %.
to take up typewritiur, and I CAV ~
the money To- help HEY along. r.t
spoke of marriage to her i"r 81. "
was then living in Spain"
\ clerk ~ the southern Iiut,i N. =.
Miss Huntabut lived IN 1912 after ,h, r-
Constantine. testified that sh. had $50.
male visitors there aud that hc Co.,. .
she would have To limit the number %. 20.
callers.
Thomas NJ Howictte. sumiuE up q
Constantine, said 1T may be tn, go.
stage people are immoral but T. .s .
true in Thu. case. / know this ma m
know he does not spend his tim. ru' :
around with tn. ladies ne picks uu 0 o.
street. lie makes $1,000 n mgi'--'.
much for any man to makc-.hu'
doesn't save "A cent. To scattor~ D. u1
the wind and anybody can Ct IL rv.
from him. A musical star usually ...
the ability to take car" of hi- u""t
II the defendant has done ans Wrur-
has been more sinned against thar =
ming"
The jury reached verdict for 49, Z
PENDANT in less than half al huu' w
the tenor was thanking the luru--.
OF the jurymcu shook his finger -H b
at the tenor and said
Don't you do that again"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
THEY'LL BAKE FOR VOTES NOW
Time HOnor~d Cake Sale 10 Raise
rund for suffrage.

Sing song Of suffrage,
A table full of cake,
Four and twenty sunragists still know how
to bake.
when the cake is eaten
Buyers husbands sing
Suffrage don't break up the home, any such
thing.
Tho Womans Political Union will
work for the vote hereafter with the time
honored cake sale that paid the church
debt.
4 table full Of layer cakes, nut cakes,
crullers and cookies was disposed Of in
short order yesterday
Every member will be expected - roll
up her sleeves on Thursdays to swell
the Friday stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
VACCINATION LAW UPHELD
Parents Rcfurinx Liable 10 lin" nnt
jail, Rules Court.

Parents must permit their "hi'6.-.
ba yscciuated to attend school and '-
refuse they may he fined 50 for o.. -,
offence an1 $50 or thirty days iu laI '
the second offence. The Appellee, 10.
sion made this ruling yestcrdaE
appeal by Hagbard Ekerold, ii wi
gineer OF 4i.0 Park avenue, "'n %
fined S. by Magistrate Cornell D,, '
he refused to permit his ten-year.".H en-
10 be vaccinated and the child WA -
from school.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
MASONIC VETERANS DINE.
Omcers Reelected ut Annual Din

The Masonic Veterans held their forty
second annual dinner at the Hotel Astor
last night The speakers wero Charles
Smith, Grand Ma ster Of the state OF New
York District A.toyno" Charlcs \ Whit-
man, Edward NJ j.. Ehl.r", Grand SEQ
rotary % ihe Stat; supreme Court JUS
tice Townsend ScuGier arc William
Sherer. manager 81 the Sew Tur.; ClCar-
INK House About $50 Masons were pros
crt
The present ofAcers we're reelected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
THE SEAGOERS.
Departures for England. the Cons
tinent and Southern Porte.

summon
Sailing to-day by the White Star liner
Celtic for Madeira and the Mediterran-
Mr.. and Mrs, George Mira L. Horatio Bise.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Mrs Martha J. Board.
Mrs r.T" il A. Bcal. F. s, coler
Harry Burne, Mrs Henry p, Cox.
Mr.. " n Coler, Jr The Rev James R,
c 6 II " il Dunlap Dr. and Mrs. G. II.
Mr' and n Nv II A, Mrs. il /. Edmund.
Mr. George u swift, Mra. george < vii.
H. = Hubbard kins.
BY the Royal Mail liner Arcadian for
Bermuda:
Mr., and Mrs. + l.. Capt. T. u, Smith.
olmslssd - Nj and Mrs, g. W.
VI" Vree Ian N'' y Mrs &. A. sherman.
Mr., and Mrs. A. f. Mr., and Mrs, A. W.
W PITT 4 Burnham, Mr. aud Mr.. g. B.
| Robert A. Chesebroush. Church,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Dr, and Mrs G. L.
A Marshall. Miller.
Mrs Frederick Heres The Rev. and Mrs. y
| hon Is. blodget.
For London by the Atlantic Transport
liner Minnewaska'
Mrs Luc,us & Dunn. Mrs. j. D. Haynea
Aubrey Fitzgcralo, Or. II T. Redwood.
Mr. Kenne N T 3 rsius n . Kus veil.
by the Porto Rico liner coamo for San
Juan:
Mr. and Mrs r. s Bishop and Mrs Franl,
| Grant. N. Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mr., and Mrs. H. L.
Tue Roy and Mrs \. The Rev C. NJ Ros.
Nj n'' and a' Mrs.. ], F., Mr., ana Mrs. william
| Cowes j. Pierpuw
d. r. NJ Craner II W JARVIS
| Hy the United Fruit steamship Pastores.
for ports Of the Caribbean,
W $ Barton. n II Newburv.
Mr. ana Mrs, l.. The Rev. A. ' Tell
| williams. ing
| Mr.. and Mrs Gduaru dr, lnd Mrs frank L.
| " Byron Gordon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

Detective Finsn and others. however.
caused to be published an advertisements
concerning stolen machine and Sher-
wood. IL is alleged. replied To II, promising
to tell where II could be found. There was
u meeting In a garage on Intervale avenue
on Thursday night and Rudy was on hand
to turn tn. machine over. Til. amount to
he paid for tn" recovery was $500, Marked
money was passed. 1t Is said. and both
men We're arrested.
Michael II. Carduza Jr.. an attorney for
half a dozen INSURANCE" companies. had "a
conference late yesterday afternoon with
Assistant District Attorney Deuel. concern
ing the developments 81 the day, but
neither would tell what mad happened or
what they expected the future might bring
forth.
Inspector Dougherty Is sending out cir
cular- giving data concerning stolen auto
mobiles. They are designed TO keep police.
men at bridge entrances, deputy Sheriffs
in ont OF town places. owners OF garages
and folks generally engaged In the auto
trade posted as To the style. description,
license. factory and department numbers
on stolen cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
Pinn for REORGANIZATION.

There is n plan for reorganization which
contemplates bringing together the gem
erai merchandise creditors, the bank de-
positors and the landlords of the various
properties occupied as stores. Each will
have to aid. IL is said.
Boston is TO be cut loose from the n,er-
camille combination and Chicago is to be
placed on an independent basis. while a
new corporation with increased capital
stock will reorganize the two New York
stores.
In the plans it will be necessary first
OF all for the landlords of the various
properties to consent to radical reduc-
tons in the rents for the properties
ground rents and building rents. The
sums now paid are 50 large that experts
declare that II is impossible for the bust
ness to stand such "A drain Boston. for
instance. pays s3So,0o0. There are eight
leaseholds In Fourteenth street and ground
rents at simpson Crawford Company.
The general creditors. merchants and
banks also will have TO make concessions.
tn. form in which these will appear
fiusll,. il is hoped. will he an agreement
10 take a small payment In cash. then
notes with stock of the new concern as
cola teral and finally stock itself.
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II could not be learned what the cash
offer to depositors will be- but IL was
reported that II may be between rs and
30 per cent. with notes for the balance.
these notes to be secured by stock in the
new concern.
While the offer probably will be less
than depositors have hoped for the alter
native, II is said. will be to take only that
which the law allows. at present figures
something like D cents on the dollar.
Twenty-Five per cent. of the deposits
Will amount to ss25,oo0 and 80 per cent
will be $4,000. Giving 10 per cent. to
thc general creditors. VINO have In the
reighborhood of 100000 In claims. will
add $500. 00o, while the expense attendant
upon a new organization and lawyers fees
will he at least $4,000 more.
The settlement last night appeared TO
hinge on what the landlords will do. All
OF them have long term leases with guar
antees from Siegel & Vogel, but, II was
pointed out they also face vacant build
ingss and that there are other vacant
buildings In the district now and for rent
at less money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

Asked II he knew a woman tam.
Alicia del Pima, Constantine satd she Va,
prima donna In his opera company ,
cuba after he left the Boston Ops-.
Company. lie never had an affair viz
her. hu said. Then hi was asked Il :.
had AN admircr named Isabella.
~ knew many charming seuoiit.s /,
Havana who admired ms" he said. an
possibly one Of them was named lsabelit,
but | am not sure"
The plaintiffs attorney tried TO hr-.
ont something about other nirtations i
Constantine. hut Il. appealed to Jus,
Platzek and wanted to know IL the -
torney could 20 into all his person.
affai-.
You know. your Honor said C'
stantino. that am no Joseph. and d
artist in my profession meets nan
women"
When asked concerning his tri'rdsh
with Miss Hontabat the tenor said
II met her on the street one nay
Boston. She accosted me and said =
had known OF Inc while lived iu ra-
and that she wanted to go TO IN. opel
to hear me sing. I gave her ticket
almost always give away t',y ;i,ts
to friends Who want to hear me sing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

The new depostors committee, it is
thought, will be of great benefit to the
depositors All are well known and ex-
perienced In business Mr.. Bloomingdale.
long time merchant. for years president
of the Retail Merchants Association Gen
Bingham, known as a man Of unswervinS
honesty, and Mr.. Gilman, eX-Comptroller
OF the State, have consented 10 act with
out compensation simply To explain TO the
depositors who have come to them with
appeals for help.
AN of us have been asked by so many
" help" said Mr. Bloominsdalc last night.
shat We nave consented to do the best
We can. We will Insist upon the best ar
rangements that can be made for the de-
pos!tors, and Il does not matter whether
the amount involved in u case is small or
large We will treat all alike. We will
scrutiniZe every olfer and report our de-
cis!on to the deposltorS without bias"
The committee has retained HAYS,
Hers aiield q Wolf as Its attorneys, and
It's secretary IL George G. Harding OF
1875 Broadway, 10 whom depositors may
apply.
The reorganization plan contemplates
the retention OF Mr.. Siegcl q chief mer-
chaudisa man. Mr.. Nogel will retire from
business. II Is thought lie has been an
invalid for some time. Leo 4. Price,
formerly owner Of Rothenbergs, row In
charge Of the stores fcg the receivers,
will be IN charge o, one branch OF the
business.
IL was also aid mat ultimately Il will
DO necessary for the court or some one
with authority 20 make arbitrary decisions
about tho amount each store owes tho
bank ana owes the others. The experts
have practically given up hope OF over
striking a balance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
new PLAN TO SAVE
SIEGEL ENTERPRISES
Combination Of store and Bank
Creditors and Landlords
Nearly Effected.
WILL PROTECT DEPOSITORS
T.. ". BiOomingdalc. Gen. Bing-
haW and Theodore Gilman
10 Scrutinize Offers.

e EDITORS ur 'ho Henry Sicgel enter-
trisNs, store partnerships aud bank will
SAL 81 the plans under consideration
'h.w neat TUESDAY. Daylight has shone
r.ieaj for tn lawyers and experts who
law bern uo-ii.ur in the dark for three
weeks The announcement. may be made
to-day or Tomorrow after meetings which
Mi hc hello TINS afternoon.
so .icSe was the settlement yesterday
THAI ncu- If the parties in interest would
&C into detais saying that few hours
more patience would bring some definite
word. but this idca OF the plans sifted
through
Ciuse upon the heels OF the first report
cars tho announcement that y. ". Bloom
tncoale. Cen. Theodorc A. Bingham and
Theodore p. Gilman have agreed to act
.s a committee TO safeguard the rights
and interests OF the depositors. The com
rn.,re is to act without compensation.
About so per cent Of the deposits are
not represented by the committee headed
by ]. philip Munich
Henry Siegel md Frank L. Vogcl. II
ls said. have been able to raise a large
sum OF money, said TO be more than
81. 600. 900 cash. but this amount was not
Indicated either by Mr.. Siegei or l.. s.
levy of Stanchtieid & Levy. his attorneys.
'fns greater par; Of this sum. II is
AaiJ. is to 70 AZ an immediate cash
dividend TO the depositors of the bank
because Mr.. Sicgel asserts that while
legally he is no. bound 10 protect The
depositors first he feels himself morally
obligated to use money contributed by his
friencs cor that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
LOVE DELUGED TENOR
WINSINS1O0, OOOSUI7,
Constantine COn>inccS ,Iur, H.,
Didn't Jilt Nile.
IlOntabat.
TELLS ARTISTS" WOE;
Complains That Prima Donna,
Imagine They're IN i.o,r
With Him.

Florence Constantine .. ..,. -
tenor. defeated the SUIT to- ,fo,o.
damages for breach OF pIows. hr.u.
by Mile. Narc.llo lIoutaltt. . .,,.
French woman. now :" y.Hr. o.,. ...
he had denied on tie vit.... g.,
yesterday nearly all tho s'.n..,H..
the plaintiff aud had r,tr-e, 81. ,...
love affairs with other wowo.. l,md.,.
Alice Nielsen.
Constantine. vino t,suii.I t.r.I.h
interpreter. shook ms head u5ieu.n.
when asked IL Miss Ni.is.n i.l l,., D.,
sweetheart When asked ~ '. boa
picture Of Miss Ni,ls,u bang ug IN h,
apartment in Boston hr -ait
II might nave. 1t happens b.. no r
of great artist that man, other ,-.
lists. mean pr.ma dounas Imagine Il
a great artist Is IN loy, with th,u q.
dcluge him with photographs
well then. did YOU ever receive
letter from Miss nielsen ana SHOW Il
Mile. IIontabat"'
NO sir"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
SEARCH GARAGES FOR
MORE AUTO THIEVES
Police Expect TO Round Up at
Least Thirty Of the
Band Soon.
INSURANCE MAN Is HELD
Said TO Have Negotiated With
Robbers for Return Of
Machines.

AS result Of She arrest on Thurs
day nigh; OF John ". Sherwood an in
surance adjuster. and Charles Rudy. "a
chauffeur. Deputy Police Commissioner
George :. boueherty expects that his
men soon will round up the band OF
thieves responsible Tor the disappear
ance of automobiles left unguarded.
Detectives were sent out yesterday 10
scour the city for repaiuted and other
wise disguised stolen machines and for
thirty -one men suspected of regularly
stealing cars and disposing Of them
through a crooks clearing house.
They travelled from garage to garagt
and found that the mel for whom they
were looking were absent. The police OF
other cities also took "A hand in the search
IN the hope of making more effective q
roundup.
Sherwood and Rudy we're arraigned
yesterday in the Tombs police court
Both were charged with grand larceny
Sherwood was held in $4,000 and Rudy
in $500 bail by Magistrate Murphy FOR
a hearing on MOI day next. Assistant
Distric, Attorney Walter Il. deuel. will
cooperate with the police and insurance
companies To I'D New York Of auto
thieves,
Nurs wOTuu StscVVsVVV SuOteu.
w. 1912 machines Of tho total value o,
81 10000 wcrr stolen In the United
States. and last year automobiles worth
100000 disappeared In this cit in on,
year ana s!X days, ended january
last. 2JN machines wcr. stolen. OF whici
lss We're recovered.
The police are not inclined 10 go int,
the details of the workings OF In. ALLEGED
band Of auto thieves. Commissioner
pough.tty says. however that Sherwood
who IL an adjuster at "a Pine street
represented I" companies insur!ng dis
appearing machines that he could rccoNe
certain stolen ears aud that then n
entered into negotiations with Rudy.
chauffeur, wko Lid not do any stealing
hut who somehow got the machines bacl
from IN" thieves.
Dougnerty admitted that Rudy made ;
statement 10 the police which promised I,
help "a lot In clearing " the operations o
the gang.
The arrest of Sherwood and Rudy VA
brought about 10y story which reache,
the ears OF Detective f'iuan 10 the effec
that Pearl Cmkrecht OF 13i1 Prospec
avenue In u 1T of jealousy betrayed Rudy
connection With the auto thieves. IL u
understood that the girl had "a falling on
with her dance following an alleged AT
tempt made IN The Bronx few week
ago to kidnap Two girls in an auto o
which Rudy was the driver.
The girl and Rudy recently patched VI
, their differences. !; Is said, and got mar
fi-d. whcrrupon Mrs. Ruiys testimon.
was rendered Ineffective. as wife canno
civ" evidence against her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-26
PULPIT TALKS AND MUSIC IN
CHURCHES HERE TOMORROW

Nh" Roy DE- Mar" \ N'''hews OF S""''e.
Nf'h S'o'''h et""'' ar 80
Do" Young f''p.'s S"ri'F service 81 ~ 40
\ NJ. the Rev. John Si-wa'' NNh"''' '"'''
|onhrN 10 Nhlua WIZ E'No prl'' "'"''''
Devotional service on Nedneslay evening at
o'clock In the chapel. subject, "htt
will make our ,hur % h@lutifui''
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DHUR'HES-Th
subject ~ the lesson sermon 'o-'norrow vii
Doc "Ert.i,v." and the golden text p-a'ms
rxfy l2-j. oT love thy commandments above
raid. So. .t.y, nre gold"
rDuT yASUrNGToN PRESBYTERiAN
.,.ut.VrU .i-4.h street near broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-26

who will sing a specially written hymn
OF welcome The Cardinals first public
services Will be the conservation 81
Bishop-elect Mgr. Patrick J. Hayes and
participation In the golden jubilee of Mgr.
James III. Mclean of st Peters Church.
With Cardinal Farley on the SAINT
Anna are Mgr. Hayes. Mgr. John Ed
wards and the Cardinals secretary, the
Rev. Thomas q. G.. Carroll. 1nasmuch ~
the SAINT Anna flies the French flag
there has been no wireless communlCa-
ton with the ship and the date. Monday.
for her arrival is made on the best judy
ment OF tho Fabre Line officials. No
official news of the ships arrival can be
had. Il was said last night, until she
IL sighted Off FIRE Island
The last word from Cardinal Farley
came on September 5. when Mgr Moo
ncy received a cable message stating
that the Cardinal and his party were
boarding the ship at Naples and that
all were In good health.
Cardinal Farley has been away since
April 25, when he left to pay his "ad
limina" visit to the Holy See lie was
received by tho late Pope Plus y on
May 3 and later left Rome for Brunneu.
Switzerland. where he WAS when the
European war began. After the Pope =
death h. reached Rome on August &c,
aud was one OF those at the conclaye that
elected Pope Benedict XIV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-26
CHILDREN WITH FLAGS WILL
WELCOME CARDINAL FARLEY
Elaborate Reception Is Planned When He Returns
From Papal Concave in Rome
on Next Monday

Elaborate plans have been made 10
welcome Cardinal Farley on his return
from the papal conclave in Rome. The
Cardinal and his party are on the
steamer SAINT Anna OF the Fabre Line.
which is expected on Monday morning.
The ship will dock at the foot OF Thirty
first street. Brooklyn.
The reception arranged for Cardinal
Farley will be nearly as large as that
accorded him when he returned Car
dnal. The excursion steamer High
lander has been chartered and will leave
Pier A. Battery place and North River,
and meet the incoming SAINT Anna at the
Brooklyn dock
Mgr Joseph +. Mooney and his secre-
tary. the Rev. Joseph T. Dlneen, will be
In charge Of arrangements. All the
priests of the diocese have been invited
as passengers on the Highlander az well
AS the Cardinals committee. an assem-
blage Of about 500 laymen. organized
when Cardinal Farley was made mem
Der of the Sacred College.
The Highlander will steam up the East
River to the foot Of East Forty-ninth
street There. the street as far az First
avenue will he lined with school children
carrying American naEs. St Patricks
Cathedral will be filled with children.
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ST JANFSs METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CfiIRCu-N Madison at,uu. and l.tth street.
The ROY Dr. Arshcy Decatur Bau. pastor.
VIII speak 20 morrow morning at u on
"Caupalrring IN tho spiritual In IN"
evening AZ ~" subject NJ his sermon Will
80 "The Lus'ful Life"
WEST SIDE Y NJ g A-Eigr'h nvenu.
and Flfy-scvcrth street Religious As.
p.r,s - tho European Wa" Will be- The
subject Of Or Edwin y S'osson. editor %
clio Ini.p,nlrrt. at rho I o'clock meeting
for men tomorrow afternoon. There wi,
Doc VIOLIN -r.1s hv Miss Violet Eeas"y.
WEST TWENTY .rUrrD STREET PRES
RYTErI>% cHJ1rH Scar seventh ave
ruc. Evening service Or walter LaldlaN
vU' tell ~ NJ. experience whom under
,~-rat ~ German, A. IN English SOY at
'hr beginning Of The present wNr
SEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN ClIURcH
Seventh avenue and 1.s'h street Th"
Rev George ". Arms. Jr, pastor, MI
p~.1rh ~ both services tomorrow. Morn
'rg .pr,r "rhr law ~ Expansion ana COM
traction. evening topic "Rp'h and Som"
Other Women"
CALVARY RNrrrsT 'HrRcH 1875 w"''
rHov-ssys-fh s'rsot The R"v ~ f-ei
srir. i,r.N. $50 r''arr - ~" AWar' an
delegation - trs Cor4'an'e Peace Cnn''--
.ore viii preach 70. morrow morning and
.vering ~ 1,rch vts IN Europa on no
owe ~ ~. war and raw thriving sights
THE COLLECT ATE CHURCH West Eva
,,.c,u. and Seventy. reysr,h street The
~, n, ua,rv rvo-,sor conh VIII rrssch
=, tho ,,orr,nr ser,'cs y, II
FIRST BAPTIST CHr-ECH Broadway
ana SEVENTY. ninth streo, Tho Pc, Frari,
= yyo.,or n, roror,o. Canada. VIII rreach
d, ,,,b ,bo ,,o-r,,g and .,oriog serviraa
cor1.,tpr, t-~rvrpGrTy Tho REV
%. 4 - rh nj al ~ .
,,r,.o,..,y vlr rr.,cb T.. marrow During
,,,..to. ,,,,.a ~ ,,,r sa-p,ora riu ho
,..o, nj, rho rcu..,, n, E>p,-t.nc."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-26
CONDUCTORS WIFE WANTS PAY.
Puts In BiiI to Compensation Com
mission for nursing.

Charles Lang Of e77 Ncpperhan ave
nue.. Yonkers put IN q hill yesterday -
tho Workmen's Compensation Commission
FOR 500 FOR his wife's services as nurse
after ne had been injured IN collision
on July on the Nonkers Railroad, for
which he Is conductor While granting
him $3.50 personal compensation. the
commission rejected his WEES claim, hut
on suggestion 81 Chairman Robert T
Bowling decided on y rcNcar0ug
Lang asserts his wifrs hul is less than
-ospital expenses would have been and
she makes "a better nurse than any trained
nurse he ever saw.
tn" commission provided for a postum
nous rNUd r,rpr''v After tho widow Of
1ptrrh j. Eou of sc Hamilton street had
been granted So "a week for herself and
Two children. a third Wa horn and an
extra So % q week was added to her all
lowancc In another case seven children
We're provided FOR