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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
1c SALE TODAY
at The Crystal Pharmacy.
VOTERS HOLD A
CAMPAIGN RALLY
CROWD GATHERS IN EASTERN
PART or CITY AND HEAR Ap-
DRESS sY W. cHiPLEY JONES.

A meeting ~ the Democratic voters
OF precinct Is. was held last night
AZ the corner ~ Tenth avenue ana
Garden street Between scventy-fve
and one hundred residents o. the
southeastern section % the city
attended the meeting. which. upon
special invitation Of its promoters. was
addressed By W. Chipley Jonss. can
didate for city commissioner
Mr.. Jones discussed AZ length. plank
by plank. each ~ tina planks or hiH
published platform. renswing each and
every ore ~ the pledges conta2ned IN
same stating with emphasis that he
had made no other promises than are
contained In same and unequivocaiiy
promising that none would bs made
by him 60 anybody.
said ne In this connection: IF
knew positively that by making a
promise 90 give this man or that man
Job in the city's employ. or Go give
city. should be elected commissioner.
should positively and absolutely de-
cline the proposition"
Discussing tha docks and belt line
plank IL his platform. Mr. Jones said
that IN event - his election. ne would
insist upon the incorporation IN anv
contract Tor TIE construction q these
works = clause requiring the employ
msnt 81 Pensacola labor.
In the employment ~ the men in
the department 81 puddle works. as
well as IN any q the other depart
msnts az the city government" said
ne. 7 believe IN paying q living wage.
l but I believe in demanding % a city
snpioye a faIi days work for q days
| pay, and II am eiectsd. shall insist
upon the adoption and pursuit n this
/ policy n AL q the city's departments
Concluding his address ar Jones
7 said with reference % Mr. John.
sons candidacy. the question 20 be
settles -: Has - made GOOD on the
+ iob--has he satisfactorily performed
/ the duties % the once which YOU hired
him two wears arc 70 an And. a. %
Mr. IAIlard He has published NJ
Dlatform--hss made the people no
promises that are IN any sense tangl-
BE or 70 which he can be held. All
- bis premises have been verbal. and
while I DO not charge that Mr.. LiIlard
would make a promise 81 any nature
that ne DID not intend q keep. verbal
promises. particularly with references
70 performances ~ . public official
are always q dangerous proposition.
But. said MF Jones. y understand
that Mr. Liilsrd II really making hls
campaign for city commissioner more
upon hts record ~ secretary ~ the
E&camhaa County Fair Association
than anything else. n this connec-
tion. the thought 0ccars 20 me - nsk
Does Mr. LAllara ciatr tne credit rog
AL ~ tire Eacceas@s which may have
come 20 the fair association wnen Il
wAn iB ap@rata0n. ao@s ne take al -
tne credit. and deny the lazuented r. =
Wslies. and the other osHeers ard a.
reetarR % the association sny share
in the fair associations saceeRees iss-
fore IL suspended operations as IL did
last Year,"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
STOPPED HIS TRIAL
~ PLEA Of GUILTY

New York April 1s-phflip r.
White TIRE ts.eee q year manager ~
the Masury Paint Company in Rrook-
lyn. on trial az the leader ~ 4 1snd
&c hlehWnymen. who robbed his EN-
ployers' hank messengers ~ 5000
nearly 9 year ago rose frorn his chair
In the court room today, stretched
both arms toward the presiding Judge
and exclaimed stop am guilty. I
want 20 confess my CUNT before Cod
ard the world
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
1e SALE TODAY
1t The Crystal Pharmacy.
SECOND LECTURE ON
NATIONS AT WAR

The second Of the series % les
lures on "TAe Nations az waw.s BY
Mr. f. 4. Holden. win be given Al the
First Christian church. Fast cadSden
street and Seventh avenue. FrfdEF
evening az eight O'Clock. The subject
81 the second lecture "a "Franns and
the Msrseiiafse." some nftv or sixty
stersapsicon slides win be used IA
illustrating the subject The lecture
wfii - FREE and al are cordially in-
vited 70 atfsna
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
WHOLE FAMILY DEPENDENT.

Mr p. VILLAINS, Hamilton. ohio.
writes our whole family depend on
Tsine-Tar- Honey" Maybe someone In
your family has a severe eold-par-
haps 4 II the baby. The original Dr.
Bells Pine Tar Honey il an ever ready
household remedy 1T gives immediate
relief Pine-Tar- Honey penetratea
the Innings ~ the Threat and Lungs.
destroys the Germs. and allows Nature
20 act A. YOUR Druggist. csc +.
tadv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

EieeplesEuess uften results from 4
aisr8efed stuwmh Correct that and
SOU can sleep Is weli Sc ever Mra
Mae fnEersel pulaaki a. e.. was
troubled with Indigestion and head
ache. n was 80 restless 81 night" she
ssYs that J ce8id nor sleep. Cham
herlains Tablets we're 60 highly rec
commended that eot q bottle ~ them
and soon after began taking them
eas very much improved Two bot
Ties 80 them cured me- 0bfainabie
everywhere tAdv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
LOCAL TEAM To
PLAY MARINES
GAME WILL Sc PLAYED AT MAX.
EMIT PARK FRIDAY AFTERNOON
AND NO ADMISSION WILL Sc
CHARGED.

LEGAL team, made up ~ ths best
players IN the city, will play the Mar
inss AZ Maxent park tomorrow after
noon and the public 10 invited. There
Wili BE no admission charge. The Pen-
sscola team vii Be picked from among
the following players
Mofta. iurton. GRIM. Bell, Graham.
Angelo. Mcintosh. Brent. Nillar. Swaine
Bombay. shuttieworth. Ba9sden and
Farinas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
ZAPATA FORCES HAVE
STOPPED COMMUNICATION

washington. April Is Zapsta
forces. operating behind General ohFe.
sou the Carranza commander 81 c.
lava. have cut his rail ard wire com
muntcstions and have destroyed part
- the railway between the capital
and Vera cruz. puvai West. President
Wilson's representative ls held up on
e train DELAYED BY the break.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

Coughs and colds are the bane az
childhood and cause mothers much
more worry than any other % the
minor diseases. Those who keep
Chamberlain Cough Remedy AZ hand
ready Fer instant use have less &C.
caslon % worry Mrs. W p Agin,
Blunton. Ohio says. 7 always rely
upon Chsmberlaiu's Cough Remedy
when the children have coughs or
colds Obtalnable everywhere
lAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

ted and locked up In the county jail
yesterday hy E 81 Marshal Griffith
This darkey was Caught in West PEN
sacola. and was Jailed shortly before
noon.
James Walker. q negro musician. =
whe Vas -sefenaaing" in the sasarbs
faesaan night 81 late hour. vas
SIZED g. im the eita court yesterday.
he having been specifically charged
with doin9 business without . license.
it vas charged thai the daFkev vas
taking 10 collections Tor bis selections.
The city requires q license for street
musicians
Major wriRht. of ne secret service
Department. with headquarters in At
lanta, lie among tho federal officials at
tending ths present term % the United
states court here.
Georse Meadows q eolorsd youth.
was arrested BY the police yesterday.
charged vita reckless riding - a hley-
Gle. TIE negro - atsd 90 have been
following \ street car awheel and az
the car slowed down d WAS charged.
he started b pass quickly on the side.
vita ths result that the is alleged 20
have struck a pedestrian with his
heel
Ths Dutch ateamship Katendrecht
hes been added % tie list q vessels
aaund for Pensacola.
Tire British steamship. r. =. salt
marsh has left Enxland en- route g
Norfolk. Va where ceaL u Is reported.
NtIi he loaded
People along the wafer front we're
much surprised yesterday afternoon
when she cruiser san Francisco -
turned 81 the harbor and dropped an.
chor a. ire usual position which she
has a various times occupied Tor toe
nast several weshs The simple an
nouncemcnt was made that the cruiser
ass noi ready o. leave a. yet Ice
was taken aboard the navsi craft yes
terdev ard q s Hketf she WIZ start
for the northern yards today
pasfal card received 81 8 friend
fraga Julian olsen. nos one - the
cnfchsrs ~ fhe Mobile club. SAYS that
he q enjoying hls stay ii the Southern
league and that while he is not setting
q chance Is play m lch bar ne i
nevertheless learning something every
aay about tnii playing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
PINPLES ON
CHILD'S HEAD ]
ltchsd So Badly Could Not Resa.
Covered Whole Top Of Head. Cut.
cura Soap and Ointment Healed.

coatAgs creve. Team" whsn my htthR
Boys truabis began his bead itehed and
then broke ost IA httls piupies and itehsd
% badly thar be could not rest be eouid not
sleep a. night We Gus bis hair Juat ~ Gloss
A. Ne couia Ths eruptfon covered tam
whola top o. his head
we trssd di6ereat treasmensa but found
~ rrlfef untn W eos cufirara Soap and
oiutment / would wash bis bead with the
Cuslcara soap and then use The cutieara
OintmenG could te'i thai 4 wAs getting
better from Just fee app.icatious. Cnti-
e1ra soap Ana Ointment hr4led has head =
gslEned4 Afss AshIsy Rlisy. Nov. q. 1914
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

Fully nins out of every ten cases %
rheumatism are simply muscular
rheumatism due 70 cold or damp. or
ehronie rhenmatisu. which, attacks
the larger joints. knees. hips and
shoulders Neither ~ these varieties
require any internal treatment All
ycu reed IL a free application 81
Chamberiain's Liniment win vigorous
faassage Try Il and see how quickly
L gives relief Obtainshie everywhere.
tAdx.g
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

Credit? Mems Suits. $50.
Pay one dollar a week. Suits
that reflect in style. in tailor
ing and patterns. Gains, IS
S. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
VALUE OF GERMAN lark
CONTINUES TO FALL

r'afis April es-A dispatch from
Geneta says the value sf the German
mark eonUruos % faii and the swiss
postal authorities have announced that
aftcr SEAS D. German reual orders sill
he casbed on TIE basis uf lI9 centines
g. the mark. n depreciation 81 twelve
per cent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
AC0MPLExl0N SOAP

A skfn and hAir soap . tcilet ard nuruery
mnar three in ore -- sc one prizes and
shas = wury remmouahie price ha@ea ca vHlua
r~rsawmd such Is Cmsicswm Soap. When
Assisted ~ cutirara oantmenf it dees mgsrh
60 prsxens rfmpaes sad haae&faeG1a. eiear
sh@ msaln ~ aamarsaa. nosten ana ~aihen
e. hnnaa and nFanofa ths nAtalral beauty
81 ~ skin snd hair.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
FOR QUICK SALE

Clapp's $3.50 low quarters.
Any style, S5.25. Meyer Shoe
Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

have not withdrawn shall / do so. BECAUSE
convinced that the people of Pensacola going
to nominate and elect me.
am running strictly upon the promises contained
in my published platform
have made no other promises Of any nature,
would do SO to guarantee my election
Each of my opponents has the advantage
OF having city employee as his campaign manager
/ running my campaign single handed and
alone, without the assistance advice of any living
man. and have trades make nor verbal prom
Uses keep with any individual or association OF ind
viduas earth.
W. cHTPLEY JONES
tpaaAa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

in next Tuesdays pri-
mary.
There isn't a word of
truth in this rzrnor~--
which was deliberately
placed in circulation by
interests which are, in
all things. always op-
posed TO the welfare of
the people for the at
tainment of their selfish
ends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
TEkSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARDS, 2. ,og !, ,

00.OV kEs W ANIf ,.,sSf 49,, a. M
re~ars for evidences suffleisnt 70 convics
Any befson fcang Htesifna suhserihsrt
paRera affef 9ellveFy ~ eRme ~ rarftsf
Golfer has returned 10 the uaVN
yard after an aaEeure af ave years SIC
was transferred from here % phsla
delphla and Then o. New Orleans Mr
Golfer IL Cd IRE clerical department Hnd
was here eiEht years before hf wah
transferred
The Aomana Relief Association viii
meet IRIS morning az Oh o'clock
seven defendents appeared Ia TIE
special plea session 80 the court 81
recofd yesterday and pleaded guilgs 10
chtrges which Rad been eharEsa
aEainst them Ona 81 these vas one -
ihs negroes named Elliott pray SEN.
who had been arrested for selling tquir
AZ Century and he Waa lnea slea ana
costs 81 SIX months iu the county faIL
WIN Johnson chaened wltn hreakine
lnto freight Ger e. p1prala. vas arres-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

Major Wright 81 ne secret service
DEPARTMENT with headquarters in At
lanta. is among the federal officials at
tending ths present term 81 the United
states court here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

The Nomana Relief Association viii
meet this mafnaug 81 % o'clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29
Has Not Withdrawn, /!

A rurnor isbeing gen.
orally circulated % fhs
effect that / havss with
drawn from~<he contest
for 49,.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

Ths nutch steamship kaiemdrechi
hes been added % tile list q vessels
aaund for Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

The British steamship. r =. salt
marsh has EFF ENGLAND en- route g
Norfolk. Va where ceal. ID Is reported.
win be loaded
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-29

re~ars for evidences auHleient 20 convics
Nny b4fsen fcang Etesitna suhseflhert
paRera aHef 9eliseFy ~ ssme ~ carftsf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
BOWERY'S MINSTREL
DIES AS SONG ENDS
Joe sullivan. Once Noted
Vaudeville Actor. Falls
Lifeless in saloon.

T.e! We're taking last ngA. i. every
Bowe.y st,'oH au. lodging house ~
Joe sullivan. sweet singer. vii. mimic.
Nho chc"-ed q little the aop les liy'5 g.
those who drift tacre. ior died Gerry
yesterday morning o' heart rai'ur" iu
the bacl, room of the saloon A. IS
Bowery. amid The applause tact fol-
lowed his last song
r.. BpWcIy VIII miss Joe. Few know
Wis Ep.ugS u coniugS. fewer still En"w
Wro 10 really was. bu' he was " !tg .
.Y their uui'. gray existence and nov
the light has gone out. Tucl t..
gai tha' Paddy Mullen ana Joan Kelly.
in whose saloon he died. vii, see t.l'
H. is not buried In pottc"'s ucld \
ros ~ vas found in JUvs pocket, but
No tn"ucy. File mad uo numc.
Ice sullivan once was a popular vauur-
vi.ic actor. not only IN England. Nher"
ne was born forty years aga Of wealthy
parents, but in other countries. IL" got
$500 u week IN London then. and trav-
tllcd much. How he got to the lioWorN
nobody knows. He sponc Of q family
quarrel. but would give no T. ,tiollars
lie married a year & u III" a.
quaintauces believe "a" dtduh hims"i.
tu death from grief 2t hi- Wifc's Ic-
moval to an asylum two weeks aga.
Away q heavy drinkcr. sine sin"
left him he had scarcely been soh""
an hour. He wandered from salpol 20
saloon singing. playing ne piano. telling
stories, tner moving on. az no htd lone
for fourteen years. But he drank even
more than was his wont whcn ne got an
occasional remittance from Eusldni. Al,
the Buwory will 20 20 his funeral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
STAND LONG IN Line
TO GET FREE LOAYES
BOB Women Brave chill Winds
Many Have Children
iu Arms.
1861" MEN ARE SUPPLIED

When Tom Merry opened tl' doot ~
Tur Suns ire" bread depot at 9 FFs,
street Ncsterday afternoon At . O'Clock
he let ~ the chI'l Minds and 3OS women
VINO had been standing in INC 50 long
that thc winds had thoroughly 3ccutn-
plishcd their work of chilling. THAT
many women have visited the bread .ir'
before in day. but never have So
many been COURAGEOUS enough 20 stand u
linz for an hour or two
This line Of s%cau.ily clad women,
foo,sore and heart weary. stretched from
the bread station up 20 the Rnwcry arc
around the corner. Many mad children
TN the ~ arms or cline.ng to- their fraycd
skirts. They were tho hrst ones TO Voc
let mo the bread depot. i''cr four
-ocr ,tNrr women arrived TO- bread and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
DARNELL HELD AS SLAYER.
NarryIng PsrsO Is Indicted on
Eight Counts In Milwaukee.

CHICAGO, Feb. -. Tn" Rev James
Morris Darnrll. the parson OF many wives,
must stand rial before a Federal Jury on
a charge Of having transported q woman
from one state to another for immoral
PURPOSES. \ Federal Grand Jury al Mil
waukee indicted Darn"!l to-day for vloli-
tior OF the Mann act.
Darncll. Who Is held here. viii probably
get a hearing on Monday and thrn viii
he taken to Milwaukee. Darntl was in
dicted on eight counts for transporting
Ruth Soper OF Owatonna, MINI, mother
Of his infant son.. to kenosha, Wis, lm'
indictment does not touch upon DarnelIN
relations with Doris Vaughn of Chicago,
whom he recently married and from
whom h." was then divorced, The maN-
imum penalty. Officials say, is ten wears
|imprisonment or a $4,000 tine, or both,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
S1,1OO GIVEN TO BUY
WAR AMBULANCE.
None, contributed by Prince
ton students to Aid the
Wounded in France.
RELIEF FUNDS SWELLED

Princeton stud.nts contributed sl.lUV
Yesterday to the American Ambulance
Hospital in Paris. TIE money, which
was received by j. T.. Morgan q Co, will
oc used to purchase an ambulance for
wounded soldiers Ia France. II is eN-
pccted Princeton volunteers will Nc as
signed to drive the car at the front.
Aircad, MT. seven American men.
twcrtN-rour of whom are from Harvard.
have been sent to France to drive ambu-
lauccs. Contributions for the American
Ambulance Hospital now total S3i".-
iii.N9.
Contributions to other organizations
aimed to alleviate the suffering caused
M tine var poured in IS usual y~tstc'-
day. GIFTS amounting to Sl.i6"lh were
received 10y Jacob II Sciiff. treasurer of
~" New York brauch of TN. American
Red Cross. u..ug.ug the total contrihU-
tiuus M to $lGt.321a1. The Red Cross
sent nr. &. l.. flIiley ar, .nUr nnr~or
O., Germany on the Rotterdam yester-
day.
The Belgian Relief Fund was in
creased bv s2.aS273. making tho total
i~9t>.i91.No, G. y. Bliss. j.. SaN~
$3.50. The American ,Ios sh Relief
Committee for sufferers from the War
announced tho receipt OF s12,2S1.l:,
bringing the total up to f527.joi.6i. Mrs.
whitney Warren. treasurer Of the Sc
cours National Fund. said she had re-
celvod SllC. making the tota1 o. hcr
fund s6o.2oa. Tho British American
war Fund received st52.
Tn. French Hospital OF New York
Will eud TO F-nnce OF tho steamship
/, Tourltn. a mediCal stiff and ten nurtTe
They vii AXE care OF 100 wounded
The work will represent an OUTLAY
Of S21. 900. the entire equipment for
winch was shipped last week by the
steamship Niagara
Linden " Bate, vce-chairran N
tho Relgian Relief Commission. said yes
terday tnat tn railroads had trans
ported free al charge 1000 tons Of
foodstuns from Missouri 10 the steam
ship Glcnshiel At New Orleans for ship
mrut TO Belgium.
Miss I,ora Allen. a native Of New
York. who H. u member Of tho French
! society for the Aid OF the Wounded, told
yesterday OF the needs of France. She
said there was need for clothing. for
| surgical AID and other things.
There are no words she said. tn
! describe their need OF clothes. The
women of France are s,.wing and knit
ing and doing everything hey can for
,hr men AT the front. hut they cannot
supply tn. demand. Tile La Fayettc
comfort Kits have been OF wonderful
/ sorNic. and have relieved suffering in
hundreds OF instances. Many OF the mon
say these kits have saved their lives"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
tontcr On Driver " no JoId Two
stories 1T Rr-sd I%nauir,.

Deputy Attorncy-t;"ncrsl Alfred A
Becker went 10 Albany last night to
confer with Atturucy-titlyrtl wood
bury concerning m. investigation into
increased bread. flour and wheat price
and particularly with reference TO tn
cas" ut jefferson laSher. driver for IN.
Ward Baking COMPANY. who tooN back
the testimony he CAV that "a sup, r,ug
officer directed him to get customers 90
agree 30 raise tn. price Of bread.
Although u was stli rumorcd y.stsr-
day hat the bic baking ~conIurNs
we're considering tn" ACCESSIBILITY OF Re-.
ducinc their wholesale price from > To
cents y LOAF, no official announce.
mcnt WAS made that tho pricc would
come down.
rhc Attorney-Generars inquiry viii
contiuU" on Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
MISS DREXEL SETTLES SUIT.
Maid for Injuries In \ut"
rash.

Miss Alice Gordon Dr.X"!. vino - tine
daughter Of John l.. breN"l aud who
was sued for s5O,000 damages for iu-
juries to her former maid, MISS Mari"
Louise La Glennc, sustained wa"n an
auto driven by Miss DreNcl struck an
other vehicle AT Newport, K. l., in 1917,
settled the case yesterday and ON the
applicatiOn of her attorneys, Suprcnn"
Court Justice Page signed an order dis
continuing the action.
Miss La Glcnnc sued on the ground
that the accident was due to Miss
preNors negligence. Miss hrcAcl de-
MED this. She escaped VIII a Few
bruises, hut the maid suffered conclusion
of the brain and an injury To her back,
white the chauffeur had his leg hrOkCu.
Flor, *. Dicfondorr, counsel for Miss
La Iilennc, refused to disclose the
amount paid ny Miss Drexel, but said II
was substantial,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
LITTLE GIRLS FAIR NETS $500.
Money sent 10 Mayor. Committed
op lncmpIoS mcnt.

The Mayors Committee IN tnemplov-
'uout received y check for 500 ycstor-
day from seven little girls who held 4
falr In the afternoon of February 20 ~
~ West Seventy-fourth street 40 heap
som" children Of thu unemployed.
Tho girls ia charg- r,ere Phyllis Beer.
IN Eleanor Bccr. Il .atc calm. 10
\Ucc Htnauer. II .rtn We'll. ~
carolyn simon. 10. ana her sister prro-
thy. - These same children also organ
ized a sewing club, which has been sup
ply ng many poor families with clothing
n other necessities.
". y Dawson, treasurer Of the
"~itlur'- committee. announces that siG.-
1>f6a has been received since coutribu-
tons were first asked on January Il.
Fourteen enc gency relief workshops are
row being operated in Brooklyn and
Manhattan under the auspices of the
committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

NJ NdHton asserts thai 'uc SAT-
oh'"ti only two bis Of CONFORMATION
a. jl worthy Of consideration at the
N the testimony -. Jane. Marshall.
q Young negro, that he saw Becker
ahIIe to Jack Rose in Harlem on thu
ng' that Itos' said he me-, B,rl.e to
arrange the final details for the murder
%, h'-'nthal. and tho satisfaction papers
o. 90 cndttcl mortgage given by Roscn-
'N?' o" cover a loan of $500 made ~"
T. a. Becker to I.oStuthP'. In a sup
''''u"'iarN brief. MarSIaIl's recent al
'-"J population u r.at tsstimor" Is
ins7"h""d to prove" his unwor;hiuess.
Justice Seabury's course IN admitting
- testimony OF Willie Shapiro. driver
~. i'' murder car, that ne heard one
~ i.' sumner. Dago Frank, he thought.
g. o. another Of the gang as tho ear
N"1 from t4c MetropJ.e. 'ft's al. right {:
u" ,"' mats tho cops fixed is criticised
~ improper. Tnc admission o. the
'"S' u'ry Of Mrs. Lillian Rosenberg.
- . l.oIlc'S widow. that she md heard
" @nu.nen comforting with Rose belog
murder and had seen q sum Of money
.. I'' by the gunner af,e. the murder
denounced II was recalled ycster-
a'' tIAt Justice Seabury prevented Mrs,
,~''-"n."lg from tcstif.inE THAT Lefty
l"i' q fcw hours before hc went to
'ai TO Sing sing advised her 10
~" p truth II sic Vas called upon,
t.fHp1aeis is placed OF tine flot tina.
- : tbu.N declined TO receive in
..'..e the alleged confession made by
'... '.roici tDHgo Frank On the
.~"'...g o. his execution clearing Booker
''.. completely.
r. .'s"-ds Charles T.. rl.'t. Vl1 t"s-
'h'd for becher IA the nr~t trial and
q '-' hu In tn" second. the brief
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