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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-28
sUEDFOR S25O,0O0,
says ALIENATION
Case IS DEEP PLOT
Hrs. DarSt Declares Winters
4 inspires Wlfe's Suit to Get
Back Stock He Gave.

,WAsHnsoToN, Fob. 1s.-A remark,
~ story was told to-day By Mr.
{. nDAA HUFFMAN Darst, who has beer
80 foe $4,000 b. Mrs.. Helen Clsgl
Wlnssss. wife Of wealthy tractior
- g Dayton. Ohio. for the alleged
Gnlsaasien Of her husband's affections
~. Dssst, The widow Of Ttsdsriok r
8ossA ~ Ohio manufacturse. u LIVING
u - Wulard Hotel.
- oa3d that several ysars ago che
- ~. winters we're IN love will
- oeAsr and he gave her e5so.ooo In
- seoek Of the Dayton ana Western
Daselea Company. Of which he Va.
1DDgldeat. Mr.. and Mr.. winters have
- become rsoonoilsd. says Mr.
ngse ed - hes persuaded his wife
= ~ Ma Dasst 70 ct back the
onsv. Nh. Dasst has retained law.
~ aaa says che win fight the case.
= havo stocks worth about e3So.o0e
- NJ. Wintsrs gave me-" she said
y t1sa - get the stocks away from
- ~ NJ lawyer has been protect
~ thon. 'Evtdently Wintsgs 10 con-
- - can't foroo me 70 givo oaclI
- Oeoolmt - bic wife sues for the
- amount Considering the tact
- 10 hAvs made ~. isn't that
1sasiy bssaln ny heart "a
- OuoA a cot hAs besn commit
y . ma Who whispered his love
nos ~ man who told me he
~ "a ahnvA al aina n NhA ,vnelA
tAeNght VAleatiAs the soul Of honor,
~ OAvo him Ill . woman can give
~ 0aA that she loves. We spoks
SAeee where che mans lcYe diea.
9u2 1aas.' he said. our love caA.
- ~ You have proved your levs
- I'm going 10 prove mine for
- In going to Givo you enough
99oy - hep you In luxury.'
- eur attorneys drew ~ . 60.
- = watch the e1so.ooo worth Of
- 80 0ansforroo 70 me. But VAL
100 i've Tor me- seams 70 have
- \ $780, now he wants me "a
- ~. NJ suicide might please him,
- I haeA leathe. dsteot him now"
- 80 che married Dar0t n I'm
80 90 6lNoeoo n 1901. He died the
- yooS. Wlnteeo had married Helen
90 MA Dargt had known him b.
- ~ 0AfriAeo. me sald winters
~ eeeee hove a0eiso and she bad
oloo0 Nm. Then she loved him, and
- ~ - love her. He trisd 70 a.
ygoo - wife, but couldn't. She Oaid
- 80 Winters went abroad IN 1910
80 Uese happy 10 . suburb Of Paris
- me- voare. Than they QuaSTslled,
10 oealtAS1um and winters do0oFted
last numnnaP ahA aerlvoN n,
AD0eoA - charge Of an Dnsijeh
yo0AA, . Mss Hickman. me vent
- New York 20 the homo Of hoe
otAeg. d.. Otto Thurman. IN Albany,
- 80 ben n WasAinGtoa eniy :
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-28
'3EW WHITE SLAVES IN
CITY, SAYS s. \. within

!; Asge ass sslAtivsly esw white
nvef n tbs city. Frederick H.
vl14A SECRETARY q the Committee Of
ooreoens 0aid yesterday In IN "a.
- - "AStual Moral Conditions in
{. ~ xegk," ~ The assembly rooms OF
- Wo0Aa's Municipal LoAgue. No,
- 1wsuty.ninth street. BY the
- "Wolte slave" he meant - ssid.
1vO0AA WHO leads . disor6sriy Nfc
- pAysleal Of mental compulsion.
u Meeo .0t1u are hero. BE- added, 9
- n0mboe Of women who are w.
- eomnsrojal pseat Of men.
u vat On 70 say that the '1id" b
- ~ nov Scarcely ave dioordSrly
sn1ne1 NV hotslA There q, he a.
f(Fee1t enc disordsriy house In Har-
- Which EXISTS because the policy
ks'Ss - cas 4 seems . wise one q
Z ~. within sid that the COMMITTEES
VI y0ustssn had Unrestricted every one
= ~ oo-oalled poisoned needle" cases
I, - hal found not enc Of the instances
sDD1A a0t1catod
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RESINOL WILL
STOP THAT ITCH
u Brings Instant Relief and QuSekl.
Clears Away Skin Esuptiors.

SsooSo away S01n 6SOpSsOVW
No matter how long you have bee
tortured and disfisured BY itchini
burning. raw or scaly skin humori
just put little Of that soothing. ant
septic Rcsinol Ointment on the sores IN
the suffering stops right there! Heali.
begins that very minute. and your sh
gets well 90 quickly you feel ashans
q the money you threw away O ussasa
tedious treatments.
And the best Of II = you need nsvs
hesitate to use Rsaino Ointment. Be-
mol 10 doctors prescription vkca 3
eighteen years has besn ussd By essels
physicians for almost Ill kinds q ~
affections. Thsy prescribe HaG1nG
freely, because they know IL sesel1AG
healing action y brought sbeat b. nsd|
cation % bland and gentle tAaS h =,
not harm the most dslicats q hu1ta0e,
shn-svsn d . tiny baby.
n Rssinel Ointment (00s s11 o1). ~
Vhssind Soap (sSel. ass sold ~ ~
tieally every druggist. Do net b q
osivsd By Limitations" o. "suhstj
tutss." For Trial sise, free. vriss d
Dent. ts-R. Resind, Bsitinoes. Nd.
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CLUB FELlS BOY WHO
HURLED CHUNK OF ICE,
Policeman's Locust Brings Dow
Youthful 'Teror," Alleged
Burglar.

There have been many fobberies In
Greenwich Village lately. the thieves
In most instances stealing piping and
piumblng but touching little else,
The police suspected James Nc.
0ioin. q seventeen. ysar.old young.
stsr, small and innocent looking,
thoush hs y known - ''Ths Terror
ana has . reputation - . fighter Of
policemen.
~ . result % tAis. when Policeman
Flanagan Of the Charles street station
saw him this mornins With Herman
Paro. sixtssn years old. Of No. sis
West Tenth street. and Alfred 0raas.
ino, . year younger. whose homo ID
as No. Sss Bisscksr street. standing
In front Of No. II Commerce street
end started toward them 70 question
than. they ran.
Flanagan chased them toward
Grove street. whore Policeman L.
rourstts suddenly appeared and head.
ID them Oh. No0loin picked up q
chunk OF Toe, hurled Il 1t Flanagan,
and lodged past him BY doubling on
his tracks. Flanagan threw his club
after the boy. struck his legs and
brought him down. Before he could
rise the policeman grabbed him.
YOUNG 0rassino was sent to the
Childrsn's Society. The others were
locked up TO be arrAigned later On
charges Of burglary for stealing 500
vorth Of metal from Q Junk shop.
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~ Me toIhs
ssSsv sAsss sS AssSs "fAs oA" wAs
M eeVssss " aAtshae o." a.
N 1SoO
Ass e&ecti0S seesls1 sA
SSsss ~ssstsS WILL NEVER HUsBAND~
re Siossv Iock WAeA HSturs
eAutisA tsos soAs6
st fsv ks s1s
tsto Sreciss rtR0lsss forsAeo6
$40 svsos
tie kwees re Iexasd
0ss coNWot AsS ARktH0 Of The
Seev Aersssoem
ee~psd SosAs speeks 10 ~ e
Of As long ago.
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DOWN As oWIMe BILLS
TO The CAFE De PARIS
Schedules Name w. K. Vanderbilt
n. c. Phipps and Marcus Loew
Among Others

In . hst Of psrsons owing the bank.
supt Cafs Do Paris. hlsd IN the Unit.
% States District Court to-day are
named Vanderbilt, Low. Kuhn, Sur.
ratt. Wanamaksr and Lamar. John
wanamaksr 10 down ~ owing the
restaurant essS.X. The cafe went
into bansruptcy three weeks ago. Ac-
cording to the schedule It has Mabiii.
tiss agsrsgating e3ss.oss and assets
Of etss.1N. OF the assets Ss7s. <si ID
nxsd ~ the value Of the cafes At.
tings.
Among the many patrons reported
- owing IN assrssats Of Ssi.loi an
H. c. Phipps., George Kuhn. W. X.
Vanderbilt. valsska Surratt, q. r.
Vail, Marcus Low and d. Lamar.
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iIRAao ron tMXIeroNA.

Pennoy1vanie ta1sfoed--0WpJus t0s
dividends equivalent 10 ~ pr oeat
on stock outstanding ct end Of ysaf Of
IN Per cent. on average amount Of
stooh on wAicA divi1snds were paid
during ysar-ysar ago surplus squiv.
alent 70 - per cent. on ~, ,eSt
stock then outstanding.
Operating rsvsnus essa, 1880 IN
Grease % 1ee,ooo. Operating income
income 10, eoe. ~, interest >lof, IN. $50,
dsorsass 1lo.Sgo.eee. These items In
eiuAss rentals, dividends. sxtraordin.
ary expenditure and ressrvs funds
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Firmnsss was dispiaysd IN ts-6h9'
early dealings on he ConsondA&st
Stock Exchange. Business was . .
GOOD scale of activity. wish the erdsr
handled BY commission houses GOV,
ering . vide variety a seoux1t10
Al optimistic view continued 70 Sss-
vail regarding the Mexican out3osA
United States Steel. Reading. Unie,
Pacific and Amalgamated CepDs
were all notably strong. With ~ ~
% Q whole following these leaAssU.
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Hair STOPS FALLING, DANDRUF
DISAPPEARS rs Cent DANDERINE

; :.:: hsx S.l! 49, sss \ e :sseH,
s.ss!sl!y a.tSs Z sA.s.ys %, 81. -:
sfse4 = innseisSs sA1 smpa1ne-ysss
hAis vfli b Hgha nully ssd vSvy. "a
have - eppeasonss 4 sbaadAsss, a
hssapsss6ts i.ssF~ esataes ssd iIsssi.
ana. u bsauey aA9 sAimAss q true
0se . eS-ssae bslsls q xnswlss.'s
Dssdssiss - ~ n ~ = -
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fsr sAA,ssens aAl bsttssneaNs. Zee
a0ouato Of surplus 0.e1A.0e . U.sns.
~ joO lhaA Tor provtouo yoaH
DsSsa1yu Na>tl Tfaaeet segu1as
SuaStoesy livSdsn1 q ~ - 0eos
payable Asa I 70 seeok Of ssesse
March 3.
Assistant Attorney General TODD
|says that the Department Of Justice
has come 20 10 oonolusion b respect
% asking separation o. the Psnnsy''
Railway.
LoulGvi11o and Nashvtlle report
aaSutngU foe third voek Of February
deoroa0od e1l0,V7g. From July total
Increase Of el.l7e,9ee u shown com
pared with PREVIOUS year same period.
MEXICAN Pstroieum Company-The
Casiano No. we'll has produced 70
date So,7oo.ooo barrels Of foil max.
Ing Il record oil well Of the world.
The we'll was brought In In eeptem-
ber. 1910. Daily production has run
between $4,000 to $4,000 barrels. ana
price received has averaged about 10
cents Q barrel. The return 70 com
pany thus far has been over siA.-
Canadian Pacific January earnings
AAa0~aaAA QRR9 mn
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KAISER SENDS WREATH
FOR oRloWol o'o D1R0,

Putnam 0riswold's funeral takes
place q the Broadway Tabernacle
a. II o'clock This morning. and
among thoss to pay . last tribute TO
his memory viii b Q representative
Of the German Embassy 1t WASH
ington who, under instructions from
the Kaiser. viii place q wreath upon
Mr.. oftswold's bier. This clean, stat.
wart, lovabls American singer.
strioksa In the prime Of life, d
mournsd not only by bis associates
In the Metropolitan Opera Company
and By numerous singers In Germany
and In England. and BY . host Of Per.
sonal friends outside the profession,
but by thousands Of opera-gosrs who
had not Tie privilege Of personal Co.
Quaintanoe with him.
career was 70 bloom In full sfRulsencs.
long sinee ted found recognition In
orsd 81 . request dom tie Xaissr "a
sing Ct the wedding Of his daughter.
n New York and throughout Amsrics
where he gave rscitals his fame wa
growing. In London he was . prime
favorits. Frank Higgins had engaged
him Cor all the principal baritone
roles In Italian and French for the
present Covent Garden season and
for two yoars more.
The future WAS bright. Mr.. Girls.
void was happy. He bought . farm
In Connecticut on which 70 rnsticatl
ana entertain his friends IN on go.
cons. And then the Destroyer cama
and carried him on. shook 70 thos>
Of " who loved him from which y,
may not soon recover.
Putnam 0riswold was fAr greAto
than . singer and IN artist-ho va
. man.
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BRITISH INCOME TAX ON
MARSHALL FIELD MONEY

LONDON. vSb 3s.-Ths Court oe ~.
peal has decided that Nra Naldvtn
Dfummond. formerly Ars. Narahall
Field ". u liable for the payment q In.
come tai In England on money re-
United to her from the United states
under the provisions Of the win Of her
late husband and his father Tor he
education Of her three children.
The suit was brought BY the British
Collector OF Taxss In rsspsce e the
SUM of eso.ooe rsmittsA to Mrs.. Drum.
mond IN the ysar 1908. but the eject
of the judgment 10 to render hse uahje
for the payment Of Income tan "a sll
sums rsm!tted 10 her under he Win n
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Save your hair! Make it soft
fluffy, lustrous and
beautiful.

Try ~ you will. after an spplicslloa d
Dsndeline you cannot find single traes
Of dandru6 or falling hair and your scalp
will not itch. but what will Plesss you
most. will be after . few weeks usA wkss
you ~ Asv ha6. Zine and downy q lisyt
-yss-Sst really NV Aaie-USv1Ao q
SvR ~ sealp. ~
!! i. laSlsE5lY q Yl ::s. hsk xils a.a! !
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SERVICES FOR oRssWolp.


Tho Broadway Tabernacle was
crowded to-day with lights Of New
York's operate and theatrical stage.
eoms to witness the funeral Of Putnam
ortswold. the Metropolitan singer who
disd following IN operation for appsndi-
citiA The body Vim DO cremated.
The German Emperor sent Baron
Lieut. Ven Lsrslsr. military attachs Il
~ services were opened with a
seeSn soSo 81 walter 0ail. Paul AIT.
hsSse LSnssSs r! nsSrDSy; ca! scAlss 80
Kindly Lat" and Horatio conns'i
The honorary pailbearsrs we're diuiio
0atti-C esassa, Otto II. Hahn. Enrico
Csruso, Pssuale Ameto. Hans Tauscher.
HlseerSe xestn. HSac9 Berger. 0tosgis
tl0Seei W1thegeOooM. WNiiam Ulns
}nex; fEes - - = 1880.
3 Fta'.E' I'll e ~. aC''s ::
- - 49, = a. ~ 4, /. n, - +. -
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Little Symphony
Makes Its Debut:
H'en,stad sings
Bv Svlcestsp Raaclins.

- OOsOeVS SSOUSSSVvs
THDRD was . coaoset at Car
u nsgis Haii last night for the
bsosnt Of the RED Cross Hos
pisal. not % we'll attended - Il de-
served. at which Olive Frsmstad OF
the Metropolitan Opsra Company was
The soloist. Dhs sang vsrdrs 20
Don Fatais" ana Q group Of scandi.
navian songs In Ans voice and with
exquisite art Besides, she made Q
lovely picture. Richard Hassman
was . sympathetic sooompanist for
her At the plano. but TO the extra
numbers she was forced to add she
played her own Acoompanimsnts
charminsiy.
The occasion marked the debut Of
New FORKS Little Symphony. con.
Quoted BY George Barrsrs. the emil
nsnt fiutist Of the Symphony society's
Orchestra. with ten local musicians
Of prominence behind his baton, In
cludins Alexander saslavsky. vioiinst;
Paul Ksfsr. 'cellist, and Bruno La
batU. obosist. They played nrst q
prelude By Andre wormer and q
ssrsnads and vaiss by DIndy. With
Mr.. Barrers contributing bis nuts to
the ensemble. Later. with the aid Of
Carolyn Besbe. the pianist, and with
Mr.. Barrsrs connning himself 70 con-
Quoting. they played . ssptuar In p
dat major BY Saint.S asns ana Wolf.
Fsrrari's "kummersymphonis' In b
nat major. The unfamiliar limitation
OF instruments proved fascinating
and rsfreshing to . high degree.
Future Appearances Of the Little
Symphony will b looked for with
pleasant Anticipation.
TIE Xneisol Quartet. at Aeolian
Hall last night, gave the fourth con-
eert Of the Beethoven Festival that
walter Damrvsch and the Symph -My
Orchestra arc pr2sonting. The pro.
qAmms consistef Of the quartet IN
G minor. opus ID: the quartet In c
major. opus 50. and between them
the adagio and tempo d menustto
sr"m the eer.et IN y Nat major. opus
%. In the latter the Kneisels had
NV osososaO9 Va N0otov A/8n80uUWv
clarinet; UGo eavalini. bassoon; Josef
Franxi, horn. ana Morris Twin, bass,
and valuable assistance Il was, for
the adagio was played beautifully.
There was . largo audience that IN.
mistakably enjoyed the concert
~fhe Magic Flute" repeated q the
Metropolitan Opera House last night,
recalled 70 the minds Of the large au-
dienoo Putnam 0rtswold, hitherto the
Speaker. who died on Thursday morn.
ing. His place WAS taken b. Her.
mann We'll, VINO gavs 20 the eharao.
tee . sympathetic impsrsonation
Herbert Wlthsrspoon. IN the place Of
Can Braun. returned 70 Europe. was
earastro, which he. too. made etSec-
tive. Emmy Destinn a. PAmina,
rriedA Hempel - the Queen Of the
Night Kaii jorn - famino, ana
0orits. Rsisa, Bella Altsn. Lenora
eparheo. Marie hatfield and the rest
Of the cast were excellsnt - usual.
Mr.. Asets conducted.
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hMs $1,000. 900 home.
= =. osAseb Reported - I.ts.A 4
~ 0avo California Rstats.

4 Go0 ANGELES. Feb. 3s.-Chariss N.
ueAvab q Psttsburgh and New York
- DeehleAsm. u was said In real
.pGoaes slrclss to-day. win erect Q mill
- .1sGas homo In the suburb Of Al
= q reported that he viii lay out
= ~ course tennis grounds. open ali
8uVllng alleys, polo grounds and . BIZ
QU1nMl1ng pool and plunge. Mr.. 0chwab
- e9pocted here Tomorrow TO 20 over
~ nnAl SLAMS.
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sTlGPlAN0s NEXT WEEK.
At CENTURY OPERA MOUSE,

Eugsn DAibert's opera, 'Tienand"
("Nartha Of the Lowiands" In the
drama) will be presented In English
at the Century Opera House for the
hrst time next week. beginning on
Tuesday night. 1t was first heard In
America at the Metropolitan Opera
House ON Nov. -, 1905. with Emmy
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Fire q. Hss-E rsyss wAss.sy's

Policeman Jeffrey Of the East SIXTY.
seventh street STATEN saw smoke com.
Ing out Of the third story window Of
HAIRY Payne whitney's home at No,
y East eixtY-sishth perest to-day. il
49, wsa secvS ~. % .s 80 g E eau tor A.
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gNs Mayor II on AsaAn.

Mayor Mitchell left town last night
ana II waS announced a his once In
the City Hail to-day that he probably
vsss at h q s re S ": e i
Q short rest. Inquiries failed to divulge
where the Mayor had gone.
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Tsst . ouest at wAits neuss.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 3s.-Ths
President and Mrs.. Wilson sntsrtainsd
Prof. william Howard Taft ct tuachsou
IN the White House ysstsrday nopa.
Among the guests were Senator Ulihu
Root and Miss Mabel p. Boardman. a.
recting head OF the American Req Cross.
whose home the former Prssidsnt has
been staying. had . reception for Prot.
Taft last night.
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PUOlic ScHooL
RGclTALO NEXT WEEK

Tho Board Of Education announces
the following lscturs.rscstals for next
week: Sunday. at Public School No.
10l. "Folk Songs OF Rusaia:" Mon
day, ct Washington Irving High
School. patriotic Songs and War
Songs" and at Public School No. 1l9.
"Composers and Nusic:" Tuesday, at
Public School No. 70. Germany and
Its Songs;" Wednesday, At Public
School No. u. Bach, the Cornerstone
OF Tone Art;" Thursday, at Public
School No. 50. "Irish Nusic;" Friday.
at Public School No. 1l2. The Great
Masters OF PiAnoforte Music"
The nfth rshsa1val BY the students
Of the Nusie School Settlement. In
East Third street. David AAnnss
director. win take place Tomorrow
afternoon 1t 4 o'clock. II y open "a
the general public. TIE programme
will consist OF orchestral. ensemble
and solo numberS.
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin WIN givs
free organ rsettals Of he City College
% to-nogyoW an1 WodnAD1Ay After.
noons q 8 e'sleek 49,.
usssy osvussg lgAg1ll1il ~ IN
l. - 60 49, - - - -
y ess,Asssa, ossoss1s .,......sfA.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKgT.

Cotton prices opened hi(hR %
eaaed OF IN the later trading ~
closed dull and irregular 4 Doauo
down to 8 advance.
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sick HEADACHE, CG1vE, BILIOUS,
IF LIVER IS TORPID dime 4 G0x

1 Yea men and women who can't get feel
y hg sight who have headache. coated
<nsagus. foul taste and foul breath, DISH
a0ssA esn't sleep. are nervous and upset,
kstksse1 with sick. sassy stomach.
Az you keeping your bowels clean
vith Csscarets-or merely dosing your
~ eveyy few days with salts. pills. cas-
~ 81 and other harsh irritsntsf Cas-
,eassls Immediately cleanse and sweeten
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Presbyterian Church next Monday
eveoinS.
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oeunod's ''Rsdsmption" will b sung
under the direction Of Dr.. William G.
Carl IN the Old First Prosbytorian
Churon Tomorrow evening.
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the stomach, remove the sour undi.
gested and fermenting food and foul
gases. take the excess bile from the lives
and carry off the constipated waste
matter and poison from the bowels.
A Cascsret tonight straightens YOU
out by morning. lO-cent boz keeps
your head clear. stomach sweet, liveI
and bowels regular and you feel bully iol
months. Don't forget the children.
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Deotinn - Marta, Felnhals - 0ebaS.
tiano. 6chmsdes - Pedro and Isabelle
l. Hullier - Nun. Tuesday nights
cast will include Lois Ewell - Marta,
Bsatrice L. Paine - Nurt. Louis
Kreidlsr - eebastiano and Gustav
Bergman - Pedro. Mr.. osendrei will
conduct.
ida Divinos. . young Russian vie.
linist, viii play ct to.morrow's popu.
lar Sunday night concert. Wolf-Fer-
rari's the Secret Of suzanne" viii b
presented by Beatrice IL Paine, Louis
Krsidlsr and Frank Phillips. Orvills
Harold. Norton Adkins and Gustav
DorgmAa win b among the ooloisto.
TIE 0ymphony Club, composed Of
cogty we'll known oooiety women, hAa
selected this year - beneficiary Of IL
one annual concert the Christie Street
Hou0. which gives homeless and
frtendlses young men . resting place,
asks no Questions, helps them 20 find
work. and tries TO restore their self.
respect. David Names viii direct The
Waldorf-Astoria on the afternoon Of
Thurvday, March u, with the assist.
anco Of members OF the Symphony
ana Philharmonic OrchestrAs and
Alma 0luck - soloist.
Isabel Haussr. the pianist, ana tn
easlavsky Quartet viii gtvs their Sc.
ond concert OF the season ~ thu
Belasco Theatre tomorrow evening
The programme WIN consist Of Doro.
dine quartet In d major. Bssthoven'i
sonata for violin and piano, opus -
and echumaun's plano quartet
opus n.
J. II. Aaunder's cantata, ''olivst q
Calvary" will be sung At noon nex'
Tuesday st g. & Paul: , Chap; ~ th;
Jacques. The soloists viii b w. II
0lein and Earle Tucksrman; tn,
organist, DR.. Victor BAier.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-28

Canadian Pacific January earnings
decreased Se02. 900.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
Secret Pact Binds
japan to Mexico.

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
MEXICO CITY, March 11.--Japan
and Mexico have negotiated a secret
treaty that binds the two countries
closely; Japanese agents have ar
ranged for the colonization of large
section of Mexico by subjects of the
Mikado, and British capital is being
advanced to further the aims OF the
Japanese in this country.
These facts were learned to-day in
investigating the plans of the com
pany formed by Baron Takahashi,
president OF the Yokohama Specie
Bank, and Baron Matzu. governor OF
the Bank of Japan, at Toxic The
organization is known as the Compa-
ny for the Exploitation of the Indus
try and the Colonization OF Mexico.
II has large funds upon which to
draw
The United States has not been m
ignorance of the plans for japanese
colonization, but has been kept in
formed Of every move made, includ-
ing the signing of the secret treaty,
which Is relied upon by Mexico to Sc
cure 1t the support Of Japan In case
the United States intervenes in Mex
leo.
The treaty is said to have been ne
gotiated by Francisco de la Barra on
his recent visit to Toxic.
The lands which the japanese are
planning to colonize are on the coast
OF Lower California, in Sonora, Sina-
loa, Topic and Jalisco.
According to a former Official OF the
Mexican Government. the British
funds behind the japanese COLOMBIA
ton project are being furnished by
Lord Cowdray.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
Negro Up for Theft
OF Chickens Proves
An Escaped Convict

When VIII Daniel, a negro, was
called from the prisoners room before
Recorder Broyles Wednesday, J. s.
Hughes OF No. 81 Powell street. who
was seated in the courtroom, recog-
nized him as Preston Fleming, who
recently was convicted in the Grim
inal Court of jewel robbery and
sentenced to ten years in the peniten-
tiary.
After the negro had been bound
over for chicken stealing and carrying
a concealed pistol, he confessed that
a few weeks ago he had escaped from
the Cobb County convict camp after
serving but two days of his ten-year
term.
The negro had Leen arrested Tues
day night for stealing chickens from
G. S. Prior, No. I'll Ponce DeLeon
avenue. He was bound over in No
cember by Recorder Pro Tenn. Preston
for the theft Of jewels from the home
of J. w. Russell.