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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
HUn6ARY'S RICHEST MAN
HERE TO MAKE APPEAL.
Wants Moral Support of His Coun.
trymen in Fight for Wider
Suffrage.

The Cunard pier at the foot Of Four
teenth street and the North River was
black with Hungarians this morning.
who welcomed Count Michael Karoly.
leader OF the United Independence
party Of Hungary. Count Karolyi,
who by the way u the wealthiest man
In Hungary. his fortune being esd.
mated at S5o.ooo.oOo. 10 here to arouse
sentiment among Hungarian.Amsr.
leans In favor OF his cause.
1T has been said that have come
to America to raise funds among the
poor working Hungar!ans to help our
cause" said the Count This 10 un.
true. have como to arouse sentiment
I want to get the 1000. 900 Hunsarians
In America to take an interest In our
cause and 70 write to their relatives
and friends ct homo TO give It their
support
Hungary has not and 10 not prop.
trly treated by Austria. There u an
Intense political struggle going on
just now In Hungary. The country
U divided into two parties. One par
ty. which now has the ofncial ma
jority. was bought with brides and
II blind and servile tool In the hands
OF Austria.
I'm Hungary We want universal SUI
frage for all mon over tho age OF
twenty-one. As It Is. the voting pow
or u confined TO the taxpayers only.
This keeps the balance Of power in
tho hands OF the big landowners.
Hungary II an absolutely indepen-
dent sovereign State, connected exc
cutiveiy with Austria only through
the person Of the ruler"
| Count Karolyi was escorted from
the pier by fully 500 Hungarians. who
had been cheering him wildly from
the time the Mauritania appeared.
Bands played and banners were un-
furled.
Count KarolN will speak at the
Harlem River Casino tonight. He
will spend about sixteen days In the
United States and will return hare
again in June.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
|NFLAMED LEG
|TCHEO AND BURNED
Three Times Natural Size. Kept
Awake at Night. Could Not, Put
Stockings On or Let Clothing
Come Near Il. Bought Cuticura
SOAP and Ointment and was Cured.

ZIG Himrod st.. Brooklyn. N. Y.-Tos
Q few months my mother was troubled VIM
On innamed leg which started at the ankle
and won't - far - the knee. II wss tAsse
timas tho natural dse. itGhed and basoeo
eli the time and kept hef awake at ni0Aes
She couldn't Out her stockings On a -
any clothing come near L.
"She tried and lniunent but AoeAp
Ing seemed 70 do any good. My beoehO
told " to try the Cuticurs Soap and ONT
meut. I bought Just ono cake Of CuMcUU
Soap and boz Of Cuticurs Ointment. ~
nrst washed her leg with real warm vaeD
and thu Cuticura Soap and then applied ~
Cuticurs Ointment. Aftse the second -.
plication shs found relief and In two weeks
hsr Lee was perfectly cured and shs haD'e
bssu troubled anos." (signsd) Aio Olaso
Bsnd1. May ~. 1918.
For pimplss and blackheads he foloveno
d . most s6ectivc and economical tssasmsaes
Gently smear the Affected parts with Cut60aso
Ointment. on the end Of the finger. but do MOI
rub. Wash Oh tho Cuticura Ointmsath ove
minutes With Cutcurs Soap and hoe vaseR
and continue bathing for some minutes. Thas
treatment y best on riding and retirlne. ~
othsr times us Cuticura Soap freely for ~
toilet and bath. to assist In prsvsntins indian.
nation, irritation and cloggins Of the poeee.
Sold everywhere. Liberal sample a eoeh
mailed FREQ. With 32-p. Skin Book. Addsso
postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T. Bostoo."
UMsn who shave and shampoo With o..
lcurs Soap will nnd II best for slin and su1ap.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
WARDEN CLANCY
MS|STS0NQ U|TT|NG
SING SING PRISON
Finds Himself Hampered by
Politics and Serves Notice
on Gov. Glynn.

Warden James J. Clancy OF sing
UlNg Prison has served ANAL notice on
Prison superintendent John II. Riley
that he expects his resignation 10 be
accepted on May 1. and that he will
~ remain at the head Of the prison
aftsr May Is In any event. He has
uads arrangements 10 so Into bust.
hsss and % Informed the Governor
~ Thursday In Albany.
Ever since his appointment by Gov.
0uaser last summer Warden Clancy
Aas bsen In an unpleasant position.
lnmsdiately following his assumption
e e6lcs there was an outbreak In the
prison. amounting almost to whole.
sale jail delivery. several Of the shops
were destroyed by FIRE and II became
nscessary TO transfer many Of the
second and third term prisoners to
Auburn.
Then the Warden attempted TO get
~ Of some OF tho guards and keep
ees, only to encounter the political
inGusnce Of Deputy State Comptrol-
lsr Michael Walsh OF Yonkers. the
Democratic boss OF Westchester
County. walsh's deputies In Ossin-
ing are George s. Jenkins. chief clerk
Of Sing Sing Prison. and Jenkins's
brother.
Jenkins 10 an appointee Of the
. Comptroller and independent Of the
warden. Il didn't take Warden
Clancy long to ind that Jenkins had
Q lot to say about the management
g the prison. He also Uncovered
Aftsr Gov. 0lynn took office--that q
0ulser appolnteo is about N popular
u Albany official circles a. . case
Of measles.
Warden Clancy found himself in
tneforod with In matters OF prison
11ssipline He was hampered In his
oGorts revive the industries that
were crippled by the destruction Of
~ prison chops. Reforms hs had
1nssndsd to inauSussts. were side
Cracked.
Another matter that made his job
unplsaaant was the repuynAncs OF
~ wife for life within the Warden's
Qoartsrs In the prison. She preferred
hsr pleasant home In the Bronx OF
at Far Rockaway. The Warden
eound thai In his absences from the
pg1son TO visit his family he was 70.
sponsibls for the prison. although II
might b In hostile hands.
IN spite Of tho diflicuities under
which he labored Warden Clancy has
nads good as . prison ofiicial. Gov
0iynn has been hard put to md q
man to take his place. because msr
Who have been offered the Job know
TAT while the Warden can be held
reaponsibls for everything connected
With the conduct Of the prison. imam.
sc1ol and otherwise. there Is q divi'
go Of authority.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
RICH Man vAN|SHES
AFTER DRAWING WILL;
DRAG RIVER FOR BODY
Head of Tobacco Company
Held Family Council Be-
fore He Disappeared.

wILKEs-BARRE. Pa. April A.
Tho police are dragging the SusQus-
hanna River here to-day for the body
Of Russell Uhl. President of the Penn
Tobacco Company. ono Of tho largest
independent concerns In the country.
The missing man yesterday called his
counsel and family and dictated his
will. Nothing was thought Of the In
cident. ~ his health has bean Door
since he underwent an operation At
the City Hospital about three months
ago.
Last night he retired at midnight.
His family heard him get out OF bed
at s O'Clock this morning and later
leave tho house. II was his frequent
custom to 20 to his once ct this
hour. but when he was not found
at his desk search was instituted.
His hat. coat and overcoat were
found ON the river bank near his
Tho Penn Tobacco Company u
capitalized at $1,000
The news OF the disappearance Of
the Penn Tobacco head caused Q
furry In local business circles. The
company recently erected a factory
here ut . cost Of $3.50. 900 and has not
yet occupied II q year.
The missing mans family and the
directors Of the company insist that
the books are In excellent shape and
the finances Of the corporation sound.
The stock has been looked upou 10.
cally ~ good Investment. II has
been announced several times that
the Tobacco Trust has made offers
for the plant, II being one Of the
strongest competitors the trust had
to deal with. The last man to sss
Uhl was Henry Weigand. assistant
manager At the factory. He visited
the president at his homo last night
and discussed business affairs.
In a statement issued to-day Vol.
gand declared that Uhl wan never In
q moro buoyant spirit. and whom hs
left him at ll.s0 o'clock no was In &
happy frame Of mind.
Uhi recently romodelled his home
at a cost of $4,000. and was looked
upon az one OF the wsalthiest men Of
the community.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
ACTRESS NOT GUILTY
OF OBSCENE LETTER
Professional Spat Ends When Com.
missioner Ignores Anthony
Cosnstock.

Mayme Remington. leader Of The
Mulatto Four In vaudeville. remained
in custody Of Anthony Comstock saly
nve minutes this morning after -
and he had testified before United
States Commissioner Houghton. Thso.
to the displeasure Of Jeanne Brooks.
also in vaudeville. she was cleared Of
the charge Of sending an obscene letter
through the mall.
When the Remington woman ~
departed the Brooks woman declared
she would Re willing to pay 500 -
a handwriting expert who woald
prove her charge.
Comstock promptly summoned sas
by telephone. rtt
The Remington woman wAs a.
rested Tuesday and charged with
mailing a vituperative letter to "Miso
Brooks" The evidence Of Com
stock, the Brooks woman and Wlll-
lam Noble, her husband, failed b
convince Commissioner Houghton
that the actress should be held Tor
the Grand Jury.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
FER0Cl0uS CAT ChASES
FIREMEN'S PET DOG AWAY
Police Send Out General Alarm for
the Pet of Truck
No. IS.

Eighteen f,remen OF High Pressure
Truck No. IS. In Brooms street. near
Elizabeth. are searching the street In
their hours or duty for Jack. the
companys pet. . Dalmatian hound.
The dog was given TO Lieut. Thomas
O'Tools By Cornelius Vanderbilt .
year ago. when O'Toole was stationed
With Truck No. .. . few blocks
further uptown.
The pampsrsd and sffets cats of
upper Elizabeth street were jacks
one diversion. Those he did not kill
moved out Of the neighborhood. But
the cats In the wholesale houses near
No. IS ars anothsr breed: they are
ferocious. rat-baitins. ionS.clawsd
terrors Of the gutter.
Jack saw one Of them Tuesday
about half . block away and. raising
his foolish voice with . bark Of Joy,
made for II. About half . minute
later tho men OF No. IS saw Jack
with bis tail tightly clamped between
his legs and his ears laid back and
his mouth making moro noise than
the siren Of the truck itself. nash BY
them. going east at . rate defying Ill
the spesd laws. Close behind him
was Q splitting whirlwind Of teeth
claws and nuf5ed up fur. bent on the
hounds destruction. The two wers
lost to sight on the other side OF the
Bowery.
The company has not seen Jaoh
since. II does not believe, however
the cat devoured the pup. and hax
asked the police to send out an alarm
for . two-year.ol Dslmatian. wear.
inr q chastened expression Of coun.
tenance and red collar marked N
y r. d.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
MAURITANIA HELD BAek
BY MOUNTAINOUS SEAS
Strong Gales, Too, Forced the Big
Liner to Reduce Speed All the
Way Across.

The log Of the Mauretania, of the
Cunard Line. which arrived this
morning twenty-four hours late from
Liverpool. records the history OF the
big liners worst passage this season.
The fastest ship In the world expert
enced continuous bad weather and
averaged only 20.b2 knots an hour.
Her record speed In 26.06 knots an
hour. For six days the ship was I'm
der reduced speed.
Wednesday and Thursday were the
worst days of the passage. For those
two days the log records "stronS
gale, mountainous head sea. reduced
speed" North Atlantic commanders
do not record mountainous seas with.
out reason. Tho ships officers and
passe myers said the crossing was ter
rife. Almost every ono was seasick
and the decks were AS deserted Al
the Coney Island beach In midwinter
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
Yields Of Leading Stocks Based o
Present 0ellinu Prices,

Market Ciosing-Trading continued
dull practically without interruption
to the end Of the session and closed
showing fractional changes both
ways. Total sales. SS.s1s shares.
Tho opening was dun and uninter-
esting. stocks In general being frac-
tion under fridays rather weak close.
but With no significant selling any
whore. Lack of aggressive support
was the factor upon which bears
based their hopes Of declining move
ment. Very little was done in the
nrst half hour. and - the attendance
was hight there was not much pros
pect Of anything Of consequence hap
pening. The market was quiet and
steady during the balance Of the FIRST
hour.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
HER0'S CHILDREN
TO Be CARED FOR
BY A TRUST FUND
Police Department Contribu-
tons Will Provide for Dead
Detectives Family.

Commissioners Mckay announced
to-day that he had arranged for the
payment Of = pension OF $500 . year
to Mrs. Joseph Guarnieri, the widow
Of the detective. who was shot and
killed by william Morgan at Ninety
seventh street and Second avenue.
This sum 10 the maximum. under the
law. that can be paid to the widow
OF q patrolman. Ouarnieri. although
doing detective duty. drew . patrol.
mans gay.
The Honor Legion Of the Police
Department viii probably pay Mrs.
0uarniert $1,000. and Father Sullivan.
the police chaplain. II engaged In
taking up . department collection
which will amount TO several thou
sand dollars and which will be
placed in trust for the children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
clueHT SUFFRAGE11E IN
4, CLOSET OF 4 MANSION
Others Escaped, Leaving Their
C1oaks-lntended to Set Fire
to the Place.

GLASGOW. Scotland, April <.-The
easstaker Of . large vacant mansion
- Glasgow. yesterday captured .
militant suffrasette found hiding In .
suDboard IN the cellar Of the mansion.
Tbs woman was locked up By the
earstaksr. who telephonsd the police.
Who ssrssted her. The police arrived
~ late. however to prevent the es-
eaps Of several other sufragettes In
~ building. who In their hurried flight
~ lsft their cloaks behind them.
Search Of the mansion disclosed bot
~ contained parafnn. cotton wool.
MATCHES and other inhammabls ma
tsg1al. which had been placed evidently
WoGh the purpose OF starting frss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
BERLIN CONCERN FAILS;
FOLLOWS PRINCES TRUST
Kaisers Relatives Are Said to Have
Lost S25,Ooo,oOo in
Venture.

BERLIN. April Nv. Wsrthsim d
Co., the concern that conducts big
stores here. have an
nounced their failure. Liabilities arc
given at N.Soo.0oo and assets at
Ssss 900. but It Il believed the latter
will not exceed Sl26.0o0. The firm has
bssn In difnculties for some time. and
latsly sold two branonss to the more
prosperous department stores Of A.
wsrthsim q Co.
II 10 believed the failed concern wa
involved In the downfall OF the
Princes Trust on Thursday. Thu
members OF the Princes Trust an
Prince Max Egon ~ Fuerstsnberg ant
Prince Christian Kraft III Hohenlohe
Il, was organised seven years ago OF
| Q Community OF interests" plan. ~
two Princes ere Uald 10 have loo
-. eoo.ooo q tAsiF trust ventures. Detl
SSc related - ~ xAases.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
For Is cents you can make
your hair lustrous, fluffy,
and abundant.

Immediatef-Yesi Certsini-thst's
the ioy al Il. Your hair becomes
light, xsvy. fluffy. abundant and sp.
nssrs a. soft. lustrous and beautiful
!: . young gill: alter Dsnderine
hair cleanse: Just Try thi:-moisten,
. cloth with . little Dsnderins end
carefully draw Y through your hair.
taking ons email styaan q . time.
Tkis vill clsaAss he hsis d dust. dirt
q excessive Oh. saA IN juse lev 10.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
"CASCAREIS" # HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
SAAKX, C0NST|PA7ED- D|ME A BOX

bad breath. yellow skin, mental fears.
everything that 10 horrible and nausest-
ing. A CAscaret tonight will traighten
you out by morning. --a l0-cent box from
your druggist will keep your Liver active,
Bowels clean. Stomach sweet, Head clear
and make you feel bully for months.
Don't forget the children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR HAIR

ments you have doubled the beauty Of
your hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected or 10
scraggy. faded. dry. brittle or thin.
Besides identifying the hair. Danderine
dissolves every particle Of dandruif;
cleanses, purifies and invigorates the
scalp. forever stopping itching and
falling h:ir; but what will ples.: you
when you see new hsir-iine and downy
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ing al ovss the scalp. II you care
ios pretty. colt hair. and lots Of i.
surely - . - cent bottle q Knoviton's
DaaAeslns )sa0 eay Asao stsss o.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Miami Copper Co. total income for
wear S6,l56,S53: decrease S278.2Sl. net
profits. Sl.634.ss6. decline $7ss.70l
from previous year.
Failures this week .ss. against 2ss
previous week.
Rubber Goods Mfg. Co. net profits
for year 32.32S.s6+. decrease $SSS'5Ss
from year before.
Dun's Review says In West and
South there II more activity and busi-
ness sentiment In quito confident be-
cause Of promising crop outlook.
Delaware and Hudson's February
gross decreased 3618.921, net declined
$500. 4a0; eight months decreased
S73l,66e and net declined $1.26s.7bb.
". q, Smelling, Refining and Mining
Company's net earnings after depreci-
alton were equal to S6.S5 per share on
common stock for the year against
S7.20 In 1919.
American Cigar Company's regular
dividend for quarter on common stock
Of Ia Der cent. payable May to
stock Of record April Is.
Eastern Kodak Company's net
proflts for year increased els3, sss.
equal 70 10 Sl-l00 per cent. on COM
mon stock compared with 60 Sl-10o per
cont. . year ago.
A now coupon company will BE-
formed and It's stock distributed to
both common and preferred stock
holdholders of United Cigar Stores
Company on a basis Of one share OF
coupon stock to holder Of ono share
OF United Cigar Stores either COM
mon or preferred. Stockholders will
pay 81 a share for stock. Stock will
have no par value and s21 900 shares
will be issued.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Market opened strong-1ame Inter
ests who have been active In recenk
advance are heavy buyers Of Nay
and July. advancing the entire hse
to new high levels. Locals sold. but
shorts snapped UP all offers. Slight
reactions resulted from heavy volume
Of realizing. but cotton was wanted
on the dips by large interests
and there was buying for arbitraSo
account. Market closed strong. II 10
81 points advance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
BOY HioHNAYMEN HELD.
Victim Of 2O-Csnt Theft Trails Rob
hers to saIoon.

Victim Of 2O-Csnt Theft Traals RoS-
hers to saleoa.
A. Joseph Spans. the driver Of an
leo wagon. was opening the barn At
No <s2 West Seventeenth street to-day
two youths Of the nsishborhood. Ed
ward O'Connor and George Dillon. six-
teen years old. who had apparently
been out all night. held him up and
robbed him Of all tho money no had
so cents. In the hold-up they
threatened spang with clasp knives.
spang trailed them while they laid
tracks for the nearest saloon and en-
countered Policeman Rnssnfeld who
placed them under arrest. Although
their crime Melted them but 90 cents.
which they had no cppostunity q
robSsry ana may b sent 70 Amira
Ssaesmatssy until they Is = asA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
REVOLVER DIDN'T EXPLODE.
Newark Woman Escapes Death NJ
Hands OF Husband, u Suicide.

NEWARK. N. j.. April Mrs.
Charles r. Herter sr. owes her life
to-day TO the failure OF hve cartridges
TO explode when her husband at
tempted to kill her in their home. No.
1853 Green street. After the unsuccess.
full attempt Herter placed the revolver
10 his head and pulled the trigger until
one Of the shells exploded. lie was
killed,
The shooting was the climax Of quar-
reis due. Il Is said. to Herter's dis
sipstion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04

purrsd Tongue. Bad Taste, lndiges-
tn, Ssilow Skin and Miserable Head.
ecAss come from . torpid liver and
doegcd. constipated bowels. which cause
yea stomach TO become filled with I'M
3easted food. which sours and ferments
~ easbsge in swill barrel. That's the
- slep 10 untold misery--foul gases.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
News Oddities

SIGNS TIMES-Ftfeen In Raleigh,
biscuit
baking
TRuNKFu1. DIAMoNDs-London company
$5000000
average travelling
BURROUGHS
birthday By going "a bed early.
NOTES-Yae academic
examinaons
dishonesty
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
MUSTN'T TEMPT PIRATES.
Camnits Enjoined From Dickssins
with Players Of Pittsburgh Teen.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April %.-Chan-
cellor Hendcrson to-day made perma-
nsnt the Injunction against Howard
Csmnits, Federal scout. preventlng him
from dieksring with ptratss under con.
tract
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
HIS REMEDY.

From the Newark Nevs.l
The theatre orchestra was having .
hard time. or SO thought the inebriatod
man In the front row. He leaned toward
the leader and whispered:
SHAY. friend. try anuzzer needle"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKETS.

Fridays WHEAT. NJ
Chs, OIrn. High IOw CipNe, a.
~ SHa1iyy =: sls sls n. MS-
H.Ays* -. u" COIN. S0* :" NJ.
81. e',' ia, c ss E ~. i ss c s. @
6S ~ July -. 6sN Wh " 6SH -
eSS sen -. 6sH ass ON IS ~
Wheat was fairly steady. There
end. Closed unchanged to Y lower.
Corn irregular and weak. although
there appeared TO be supporting or
ders in market. Closed Y to y lower.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04

Miami Copper Co. total income foI
year S6,l66.S63 decrease S27S.2S1. net
profits, Sl.534.ss6. decline $73S.701
from previous year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04

American Cigar Company's regular
dividend for quarter on common stock
OF 1 La per cent. payable May to
stock Of record April Is.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04

Rubber Goods Mfg. Co. net pronts
for year 42.s2S.s64. decrease $AsS'6Ss
from year before.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04

Failures this week 236, against 2ss
previous week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04

Dun's Review says In West and
South there II more activity and busi-
meas sentiment In quito confident be-
cause Of promising crop outlook.