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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
URK BROWH

In That's" the drama 20 be presented
hy Kirk Brown and hia company Of
capable players. the people Of Wheeling
VIII be accorded o. dramatic treat This
drama founded by Ellison Harvey on
the famous novel from which many
other dramas and operas hae been
evolved. may 10 clacued among such in
-r'rinE productions A. "Oue Vadfs. 20
Tho sign ~ the Cross" and few 9TH
ere fhnf make a strong spiritual APP
peal But lu respect 20 me theme only.
does the drama ~ That's rcacrrbie
amy NJ Ste urrdscerrore. ne The treat
mont ~ the story o. entirely different
from that generally employed in
dramas ~ similar character
Tho drama OF That's" De- rnI0rfrif
Hrrw1fI. HHf rdIfyIrr. and % rnffrfrr-
t0rIlr maintain al these features. KIRK
frnfn fTH spared neither time nor
money rIdflfy 10 detail both ir -r.r-
~ Hnl stunning, az yell &C. care IN
i.F irnrsufH ~ roles 1re marks ~
Ir" Ir This production Miss Yield.
HIr pa. been collected 90 assume the
role n ThlIe. is sinEIlnrir lifted. both
.n arrenrrnro and temperament 90 dO
flI 81 lice fn Tho part Mr. Brown.
who VIII play fhe sincere. the fanatfra
ul nest IlvrrI Requires % Introduction
We has long been 1rtr0wledref one
9f tho leading rnmnufI. actors or the
dnv md % is safe fn Say that be VIII
ttr The hermit priest "a popular add
Won f1 Pie Infrrreflrr repertoire
THE production Ia rIun Monday.
|.0 itr Hri NfHrfrfav. mntlrrer conn
mrn0.rF Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

n you suffer from Bleeding itching
h.IrI .r frYfruIIrr TIlae send me your
aiirT'a HHI 7 VIII fri sou how 90 cure
rnu. .'.f Hf home .F fIn new absorption
ifFlf fN.nf. urI VIII also send some %
tN-H home treatment free for trial. with
feiNrrr"os from your own locality N re-
IINH'Nl IuW"'' Hte rrrff anil rarra-
.".' NI' ..H.rn send u. money. but
fcIl others ~ this HTrr Write TODAY 10
We Summers. H1r y Notrs Dame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25

last performance to-day. Miss Lucille
VI. Wilson. a Wheeling girl. who will
make her debut a. a prima donna Mon
day, Mobiles Talking Birds will be the
headline feature on the Monday bill
and these birds come direct from the
hig sheridan Square theater. Pitts
burEh, where they are the headline
feature this week. The birds really
sing and talk and are one OF the most
marvellous offerings on the vaudeville
stage. Manager Jimmie Lee has booked
this big feature for the Orpheum pa-
irons and Is paying "A big price for n
three days stay at Wheeling's most
popular playhouse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
Catholic Women's Ieaou.

The ladies OF the Catholic women's
League will hold n meeting on Sun
day afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock in the
auditorium OF the Carroll Club. As
the election Of officers for the ensu-
ing year IS to take place at this meet
ing. all members are kindly asked to
be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25

W. c. Etzler, Fire Chief Edward T.
Rose. Chief of Police Tom Leyland.
George w. Lutz. G. o. Magic. Roy b
Naylor. John Wallace. Leo ]. La
Fiam, Albert Schenk. Sr., VIII Col
Wig. William Kirbach. Louis Nieber-
gall, II. NJ Kimberland. Mr.. Sharpe.
Lee Hedges. W. O. Alexander. Can
tain w. 7. Otto. William Wiethe and
Charles Seabright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
No Sits.

In the good old days so dear to each
heart
On modesty women put stress;
And they always showed II by dress
ing the part,
Instead of parting the dress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25

The Women's clubs of the First and
second congressional districts will
meet IN convention az Fairmont MAY
p. and the Woman's club OF this CITY
viii be represented All clubs are 81
igible TO attend and IL e. hoped there
VIII be a great many from this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
! The program will be as follows:
| Morning Session

The program will be as follows:
Morning Session.
Addresses OF WelcOma
Mrs. \ l.. Lehman and Mrs. !. q.
LaZzellc.
Address. ....... Mrs. II. l.. Hutchinson
Paper on Feminist Movement
.................M Mrs. George DeBolt
Afternoon Session-2:3o d. NJ
The Biennial. ..-.-... Mrs. John Ruhl
Paper-'lrison Reform" .....
.....-..........M Miss Cecilia Speyer
piscussions-I.ed by...... Emma Dams
vocal solo. -........... Virginia Muivcy
Evening Sessions u. m.
Address How Women and Women's
Clubs Can Help in the Upiift OF the
Morals OF Their Community" ..
.....--........M Mrs John Armstron.;
Nocalo Solo. ....... Mrs. g w. Waddcll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
Not Exactly Definite.

He-l can't afford to marry for
five years. VIII you wait for me7
She-Certainly-lf no one else mar
ries me before then.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25

Leeds England, is adopting over.
head traction for street cars
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Oeutiebe> perecist
Grrc 8rii>er niept!

Soft a Ruae Hb MN Obr@fota felt @tr eleHes aas gdglnb bmb gat9s G SasST.
hmt ub mMten Qumhs Nlmd mi ranprbem Rotqadate teS hNuaa m pI @t mWrs
Sau mb gg gamnh hf f@ Dntefeg ktoaE bag mdmeusorSHoe gamtlss m m@a a% ~ S@..
te @me bnenaaruqn bot ERe mH n6eu. LBmnn ga ttMn mb bM. 9aagsl MM Ng
dnsunGbnL bate B Hh ah mm an dnNrelG n Der GgtrlpHbuno bon maga SWLMlpm mp
@S oS 6uHdamerfonihu RafGonmos. qMd madRn kR hNe1 ae m Den &C.
aunbem Sahfrb unbSnr n6hqn 9Hhd ahmnTgduuML Ger hn uohGe aWH hr
hhe dR &nmna udt mb bm bic mdtn Nreuc bic I'M Gmtabrbm6 bremgt mo bmhs mg
aa4r1 baannen hmR bis aim IS 9ommbu hrts S242SAT HhmmgqhnHt mdn Nh es
MbainmL bcp6rs amnGrhaeQ dr Der .Cnnba Iubics 1bm m hodbuBght 8e nnMb .
ddfonn ehp Der 9ometS nHRbren Der n6 $1,000 mHmde ah Der MGHde 0uegTbnOb h
hh Der 3n code mpeuonrPu mi bis iH S372935 eiammet bic or brett tT 8atmrlg Nt
hbn mb auou game me s. q br cman qah6hHde 9gea, Der sHfs cine ne s snmN
bat bnn He aoadhn nod ut abgdhoNn mo wa0m 6r in ndtpr Belt bent ShIspHo nr
mna. ma,
nomn qrann fb m homm Sm6ahmtu6m ntrT shmm@eamHm &me mb gdtno ~
bnnen
limb an GGnc 2bc ub ar 9u 2dh,
.Gn hGms @Mm uddtm t 10 mmt
Ooh @ amm M 0mbm In nIumDH Sbhdt
sic Gr Shnbe IGdtr madH"
GaNe gr6a mo s4pceml yott aes DtthrDot admSml Gent aam4 S6 im
ns 1ahthum aud mmdr 1nndHgmg mundT gudbru Pr edun tnS gn laet nBl
ub mdue @ itm nt Die bP stmbe ldtHhr modem nmn q pdbl Dab ke gnn Ht H gE 1 Ma
dn fhhms @dd Der nGhdhan Nadtafpe 6ern 9roem Tic te Shmhe Lttr M Wahgf
Oh Ghmhhl Idnm he Snu, Der bis d nod nht 0Mn bagaogm BAT dro Der Hbt lab T
nod mhr bdfeunn fam ihamigf Ren Chms an bic bonn GnrababonS sur enggnDMme bn
@uSNn bmhrnqp egmhGe nGmhb Die Office Der aIdMhn GubmeS bic ais GuhoHnumes
hue bdhmt nu0e ereDm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Wfanne an Der ode II, uub Cali.
,+ornta Str, iibrrfnllen uno I'M cine
feline Suunnte Bel0es beralbt.
ehh.rmnha.

auf ben 8ichb6fen berrihte Witt.
mod reyes 2eben; 1900 Stnf Rino.
pie1 ui0 nidt peniger ais $500
5hpeine unD $500 eddie nnroen
.sum 8erfauf ongetrieben.
IN Der Maithpoh nbBeBaltereli
5ibuna 0er 8oli5ei uno 6euersg1e.
horde pur0e iiber cine alage gegen
Die Observation-Disclosures Geo. Spears
unO Scbn 9ngIepic5 ipegen ongeb.
lider ltnidbtgfeit perbanoelt. Gte
Code fDurDe auf Jrcitag pertdgt.
9ei Der lebten 5ibuRg ocs btelii
lQea GREENS 0es Gugles %crHanutc
prdlt0pnt Morner einen ausiduB,
Scr 4orbereitunpgn Iiir cine aroBc
MISUNDERSTANDING fitr nrnte Sim
Der tfeffen ipu.
60. Srpin erbielt cine Gntihd.
i0iaung BON Sl3,1sl.5 80 pegen be-
8aliarbeiten erbaltenen QerIesuagel
Him Giitriftsqeriht 5u9eiproder. We.
reits Dor efaigru Wlonaten hdtte d
lion ben Aortroftoren bic @uHrnit
BON $5,A08.5 30 olisgeaablt erbaltetl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Der butihe gotidafter bat IN
Ruihinqtuu geaeH bic 3uI0ung Don
@erlebmaen Der %iogenaunten Son.
0oner 2eilarationen Rrotct etnge'
.leat.
sseOcniaIls bonoeIt es ii9 babel
nm sic llebernnbnte Der 2%icfernnG
BON geitanOtbcilen fir l~lnteriee'
boote, Bic IN Canada ODER England
sulammenaeictt fucr0cu ionen. Die
Defloratioucn berbicteu nusoriidIih.
oaii Gin n~cutrales 2nHh ariegs.
.Ihiffe ODER ausriiituussitide fiir
.Qricasidifie rinenl Der arieefiibren.
Den Iiefern 0itrfe.
gB miro iebr mtereiiont iein, 81
.bcobodten, Oh bic Administration in
0iciem Sale gitrifte" Reutrolitot
itben miro. oSer Die bisber meiit be.
ltebte cnicitige uuo ben 0crbiinoe.
ten 9iiHitige.
Ser @ortloltt lift in oieien Con.
boner 3hmilotionen gang tIar. Die
l2ieferung BON ariegsidiffen ODER
9eTton6tbeilen bon oeHen anouneh'
men 1T, oaB ite fnr arieesitiffc uni
ihre ausriiItune bermenbet Deroer
l1oneu, bari fem nelitroles 2ono Jet
men gemcbuern aejtatten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Der .adalidcn Gutaha lriblne
and AorreIponhcWeH bon nnieren
naderen Teutid Ruiieu eriteInen
miir0rn glfn mtA ih pCrildcn. ben
Stcin ius Aollen gu brinarnb Selit
NIT
Den arobmdilliaem eiHacbilOeteu.
%tnircifen Nirhen. nnO Neriamm.
Iinlas GndtId.g ok ridterltaticrn. De-
ten Qhduiaiie itcts uoa BITE Scope.
fine iiberIieiaf acbe Id bcreits irpi
Idlon oca auten Aath, iid fir BIZ
9eridtrriiathma feline Waiibe 30
madden Sa bie SpaIieu bieirr bon
mir bod gcihdbteu 8eitlmg tir tbs
alfbclmnieS @egpd Id uiel ia CID
maren. GS bat iih iiberbuilpt &C.
seiat, aus melden areiIen Der
Trutihaiufien bic @aben iloiien
Die giaotterie uno Der @efiblSon.
tel babea iid bis iebt nod Hlds
..~iiberaeben" Dem 8otben arci1 ae
qeniiber. Imlm ioIIn iic aud
nift ibren .Euutib NIT Sance'
lmie Der perebrte &err Rebdftcti
bintrr Sic eiiaeuberidte itreibt) Il
0ieier 3eitma brinaeu, oaurtt futl
inns aud nidlt e~iibergeben4 mittieI
Gortiesung iclat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
8nr gsadtnna BED arieasfsasr!

Bon einem i'm giiro oes hieiigen
Observation-Disclosures beih1Ftigten
Scrrn uno Sreun6 unieres 9lottes
meroen mir i'm SntereIie nlIer oer-
ienieen u~aiercr 2eier, Welhe it'd -
fei es aud in nod 10 fIeinem WfaB.
itab = init benz @ertaui BON 3igdr.
rem, 3iaaretten o6er Gobot in IL.
aenSnelAer s5orm befaiien, eriuft,
6teieIben einbringlihit baruuf auf'
MERRIAM 81 madden oaB iie faunl
nod cine @ohe 3eit baben, Inn
.fbre ariegsiteuer in Sobe bon $3.50
5u be5alIen.
Sails Oieielbe nidt Dor Dem t.
Iesenbe rentrid3tet lit, miro GHfel
Gam, mit Dem befanntIih nidt 81
ipaIlen lit. so 9ro3ent, b. b. $t.6C
mehr forOern uno Die 5umu1e Dor
$3.50 obne Bnnoe itnO @armber5ig.
felt e%intreiben.
.lInteuutnib oeg @eieses idast
lTlIdt Dor 5trnfe.
@ieIe fletneres dnoler o~iirften nbel
0asiaIbe nidt ODER MIR oberfIohIid
unterridtet iein, uno mir toutmer
oesbaIb nn 10 Iie5er benz on uul
aeIteaten Griuhen mad, neil mi
alau6en ms ben 3ont berieIben 81
ner0ienen uno ebentuea monh ei
mem $3.50 su eriporet, melhe CT
Die geiogt, unnohiihtIid mebr 81
be3ablqn BADEN miro, falls er mid
Ibis l1ngitens nahiteu Montng lei
men 8erpflihtitngen noffomntt.
Gem 8eiien geniigt Elm 8ort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Sbr gIbonnent {. e. 9ra1icr,
grasue 2intclu Co. 0tIoboma.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
aahres.NnsfInn nnd Dentidlbnra.

nNNF n Af
Die idbrlide 6rariion bon Sin'
coin nad Dem Golf BON Wcrito
miro ON 2. Ge3embcr itattttuoen
unO aud Teutidbtrg, Icr.. babei
b%rrlhren. dc &lm0reiies 6abrfartc
aiItia is Gage, foitet mir $4,000
@enn icman0 ieood piiriht, oelt
@intcr bort su pcrbringeiL betraat
Der greis MIR S4277. >Tieie Rciic
miro Bic 1brilfnbmer ourd bic IN
t~ereiIanten 1beiIe uon aanias, Gs
Iabonla nn6 Ierns fiiHren uno ben
Gentihrn @eleaeubeit geben, bic
bliiben0e oeutidc aolonir Gciliid'
brug In Eeras I'D beitdtigen mo
babel benz geif1btcu 0litarbciter
unIerer 8citiang, 8r. Serrnann Ger
barb, einem Der eriten oeuih-arne'
rifaniifcn Tidter, oeiieu bon nns
beroffertlifte glebcr mobl 8ielen
Ihon 6reuoe bercitet habeu bic
SonS su oriiden. 8teier aiIsfIug
mirb nidt Sa 3Defer
arrangirt, iolloeru 1T mr. Der iabr'
tids ausflita mad Dem bon Rebras'
fuern gegriinSeten 6raneitas, 8er
natiirIih 9an6 crDerben nil, bui
aud hiersu @elcaeibeit. 9ldbert
ausfunft mirO Serr Sobu Raber
ganfers 2ife Building, 9inroln
Gebr., duf @init germ ertbeiIen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
aIeine stnAtneniateiten.

Ger 9onfia9ungstog brodte
inns nod einmaIS ommertuetter, oeHp
0os thermometer fIetterte i'm 3 llbr
Rohmittugs ouf 81 8ra6.
ssm alter BON 81 SoHren
8 Monoten urlb IA Gogen beritarb
bier an geiereufrmfbeit Qnion s..
9iaeIom IT,, felt 1880 IN gtebrasfd
onidIiig nn0 cine 3ettlang GountD.
SduIiuperinten0ent.
ode Der Gtften uno 6arnnm
gtraBe lief geitern 0er 3eitungs.
iunqe Rorris Mdrgus aus Council
Bluffs aeqen einen StroBenbnbu.
tpnaeu un0 erlitt einige @erlebun.
oen an aopfe. goli8etarot Goitrcm
Derbano ibn un0 Iieb ibn benin be-
ForoerH.
3rpei friibere Gmobaer, 8arrg
Il. BtIting unb Sun sbepbero. muir.
ben at 0i3eprdftoerten In Der 8roB.
idldSterei. 5trmd guoabp SO. bef6r.
bert.
Ger befonnte Shriftiteaer 8,
aeeS miro Greitag, ben A. 9e8em-
Der, fir Die Enlaba Re0pnfb Seric
leiuen bitmorDoIlen gortrng baLter.
Inter benz @eronht 0es
Isduin0eIs NIT einern photographic,
Bergroberlnes 5henla nuroe Dor
Dem 9oli8eibenmten gromn einlfanr
perbnftpt, Der fid 8. Y. Goutlin1
nennt.
Ger filr8[ih IN Soma uttteI
Ibem 8erooht Der GrihminoLnng DOR
gelO mittels fuliden Ingnbe1 Der.
boftete %. 8. Sprtnger, Brdiioenl
her Sterile HotcrprOof 8abrics 50
lin Ssnabd, ertEdrt baB on Der gatt
sen geihuIoigung fem Wort nab
lei.
sS5n 4oii3eigeriat berrihte ge
itern 9nrlfioeungsitimmllng. Ger
9oIiseiridter IieB 3 Gubeno Wanne
LAUREN Die iuegen 9rttnfenbcit I'M
9oeabunbage porgefiihrt iparerl.
sSn uebereinIttmmliilg nit q
lert often htneftideu @ebraudl b
tIfinOen lid in Dem Sarge, Der b
ll2eidr Des bier perltorbenen Reitall
ratenrs Sam Mab mad @of8ton
in China britigt aud mebrcre Sur
/ bert Dollars iii Colo.
! Gas Mltenbeim bntte fetii
| Danfiaaunqsieier oa 0rit Ntitttpot
aben0 bic SnioIitn s5rou 40elit
t5. Mners, cine Qionierin bon 0me
ia, i'm aiter bon ~ Sohren boz
/ Deritorben fpar. Sie fam Dor 3
ssohren nit ibrem @diten, einel
Qotomptinfiibrer nah bier un0 mir
bon / Sobn mo 3 5dppeitern nbel
lebt.
i Mm Sa6enbe Des "a Str
t 8ldoufts fam Carl Game ans Re
I GaE So. NIT icinefn Wfotorra0e
fall nno erlitt idmcre 8erIebul
gen. 81. q. q. Bolt %Iriitete tbI
griitnnb unD lifB ihn nod cine
i aranfenbaus bringet.
o Be1tern MbcilD geaen I Hi
j nuroc e. E5abrielion, 1920 8u
str, bon eiilem ihlehtgetlFioete
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
ausrIsnnnnaeu aus BEN stltrirtIIt.

AnsrIsHnnnaru aus ben. ssisrtrrilt'
Sin trciier qeIer Itreibt uns aus
Eilbrn Nrbr.. f~olaen0es
aglit Der arobtcu Spnnltlha per'
Iolae ih idglidl bic to dbrer 8ei'
.ttna pcbradltm Aabelgramnei "a.
bin ielbit ein alter beaii6cr Soloai
.un0 habe 1879 i'm 1. iutirttenil
bcraiidrn fSiiitlier Battalion St
Rea. 80. t22 ecoirnt &nbe ali
.qeier Der Cmaho idalihen engltldleT
8eituuaen mandeS perihludt. BIZ
es all ftort tpuroe, iomit Glittirrte q
.bieIeIbcu. G%inliegenb icnbc ialliaet
@eiraa nno ionte e. mir aelirgetl
fit s,bre Seilllllg meme 2cier 81 ae
ninncn. ipiro cs mid hrr8lth Ireuerl
ahttmgsuoll
GrcO. Sofader.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Die nsnttt ariessIfat.c rOHnns.

4u eiem nurhfabrenoen Wagei
zines acknowledgements itnno
folgenbe amiifnnte aretOe. SnFhrift;
ariegssSfa
Sfat& Gr0nung.
sStaIieH-paBt.
Serbien-ntIl
neutrality-suspicious..
MaBlano-Aomit
GnaIanb-Bldi.
Geftereih-5olo ole.
9entidIanb -8rano aus Der CANT
mit allen SStngelL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Gem engLiidlen SanOrl eebt's In
5it0amprifo id)ledt, Desh0lb iuerOen
Die 0prtigen Reuublifen borgefdidt,
i'm cine nettroIe WeeresSOne eirSu.
rtdten. auftnnien fir England ans
oen delier bolen2 9fui IefreIl
Mber oentloh fam man ihon jet
ooraltf nattell, Dnb 9rbdn NIT tic.
fem anir Oarauf hineinfdIIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Setbit Oas &erfrieaen bilft Der
engIiidcn Glotte nidt mchr: otc Hot-
ten 1T @eitalt Der belitiden II. y.
3ert0gen iie iogar III Der Ibenie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Stein ger9niigen mebr fir Sobn
Bual 5cIbit leine Morgefmuiit
laiicn Oie ncro llnterIeeboote
ibn nidt mebr iii aube onborenl
Na, iopasl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Einbreher inAten ben 2nDen
Der Jctton 1rug So, Ode 33. nnO
California CTR, beiut un0 erbeltfe.
ten @ouren tit 3ertbe bon $25.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

9raelte, lis. globembcr 1914.
Mertbe Hc0aftionl
Hitte, Icn6cn gle bic mir utcit'
|bebrIihe Gdqlidlc tribune nod net
fer. Sd leie s 6elttIte 3eitinaeti,
bod feline pertritt SOS Geutihtbum
uncri6rodencr, oIs Die Gmaba Fri.
biine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-22
HARNDON, OCEAN HERO,
BREAKS DOWN AFTER
Liner vOlTURNO WRECK
Following Rescues From Bum-
ing Steamer He Aided An
other Vessel in Distress.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-Capt.
Harndon, who commanded the Brit
ish steamship Rappahannock when
that vessel went to the rescue OF the
steamship voIturno afire in mid
ocean. is IN a hospital here suffering
from nervous breakdown. He ar
rived In this port yesterday aboard
the steamer South Point.
The latter steamship was picked up
by the Rappahannock In a disabled
condition about two weeks after the
rescue Of the crew Of the Volturno
and lowed into Queenstown.
These happenings. II In said. caused
n great mental strain from which
Capt. Harndon has not recovered. He
was obliged to take to his berth soon
after the South Point. to the COM
mand of which he was transferred at
Queenstown. had left port on q voy-
age here.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-22
WILLIAMS EXPLAINS
DELAY IN SUBWAY WORK
Service Commissioner Replies to
Questions Put by Citizens
of Brooklyn.

Public Service Commissioner will
Jams to-day attended the conference
on Brooklyn Transit in the Hotel
Bosssrt and answered questions about
delays In subway work. The queries
from tho Brooklyn residents wcro
about the Canal strect connection.
the Montague and Clark street tun-
nels, tho Eastern Parkway. the
Broadway subway 70 Fifty-third
street and alleged discytnfinatio
against Brooklyn and Queens.
It ws explained that tho Canal
difficult problems In the city, due TO
tho fact tina II Ii filled In land and
under water level Two complete
sets Of contract plans and contracts
have boon necessary.
Tho delay in work on the Nontague
and Clark street tunnels 70 due to the
fact that the United States Government
must remove Coentieo reef IN the East
River. A.G0vernment appropriation for
that work 10 being arranged for
through the efforts Of Mayor Mitchell.
The Eastern Parkway delay. the
Conmisnoner said, was partly due Ia
complications over the d Vsiix etreet
route and ths attituts Of the Academy
Of MuAc.
The proposition 10 change the station
At Times Square, Manhattan. % IN q.
press station. Commissioner williams
months. A general denial was made Of
diocrininationa sainst Brooklyn In IN
| psffosmaucs II subway construction
sxaAU
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-22
HOTEL KEEPER WHO
PUT OUT A SAILOR
is HELD FOR TRIAL
Magistrate Upholds Right Of
Seaman in Uniform to
:, Enter Restaurant.

/, The right OF n sailor IN the rni-
form OF tho United states Navy to
go into any public place and particl-
pate In any public entertainment
which In going on was upheld by
Magistrate Appleton In Harlem Court
to-day. The complainant. Seaman Al
bert -. Mullen OF the battleship
North Dakota, was backed by the
commander OF the battieship. Capt
Plunkett, and by Assistant District
Attorney Toilette. acting under or
dcrs Of District Attorney whitman.
Mullen appeared before Magistrate
Campbell late In December and said
he had boon directed by Mr.. Whit
man, to whom he had been sent by
his superior officers, to make a COM
plant against Frederick C. woeilnen.
proprietor Of the Hotel Dolphin mt
Lenox avenue and Ono Hundred and
Forty-hfth street,
On tho night Of Dec. 20, tho sailor
said he had entered the bar OF the
hotel and had been served with q
drink. He then went into the restau-
rant, whore there was turkey trot
ting and tango dancing. He found
friends here and took u girl on tho
floor to dance. He was at once or
dered TO a seat. When he asked that
drinks be served at the table he was
told that no was not desired in the
place In uniform and that his orders
would DO ignored.
The sailor had In court q number of
witnesses who had seen him put out
Of the restaurant and who had fol-
lowed him to the sidewalk to give
him their names ana addresses.
Wocilnen's defense was that Mullen
was dancing Extensively and that he
was 4 Intoxicated. The witnesses de-
MED these statements an do tho Of
ficers to whom Mullen reported.
Magistrate Appleton held Woellfien
in $500 bail for trial for violation OF
Section SIT Of the Penal Code, which
makes II misdemeanor TO refuss
mon in United States army or navy
uniforms the same privileges accorded
TO the public generally.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-22
HOLD RICH FRISCO MAN
IS White SLAVE LEADER

aAN FRANcIsco. Jan. 3a.-Emile
q. Ducoin. said By the police to b tho
leader Of . white slave ring that has
opssatsd In San Hrancisco for the last
two ysars. was arrested here early to-
day IN his handsomely fuynished resi-
dsncs. Tho police refused TO permit
him to rido to jail In his automobile.
He was booked on two charges Of
white slavery.
Ducoin II said 70 have amassed q
fortune Of $4,000 In Q short time.
According to the police he openly
boasted that he was enjoying police
protection and deficd arrest. Ducoln
u alleged to have traded extensively
In European women Of the underworld,
preventing their deportation by marry
Ing them to impscunious men who
willingly sold their names to the
women for 500.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-22

Bslrdsiey. while the latter resisted a
siege Of deputy sherifYs. were en- route 70
Titusviiie. Pa. to-day. There they will
be cared for by Charles Beardsisy. their
uncle. who has adopted them. II was
expected Beardsley would be arraigned
late to-day on q charge Of assault with
intent to Kill Poormaster Putnam. The
case will 20 before the next Grand Jury.