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SCHWAB PREDICTS
ERA OF PROSPERITY
|NTALK TOcA|NESE
Oriental Commercial Magnates
Are Guests of Honor at
Merchants Luncheon.

Charles NJ. Schwab. at tho monthly
luncheon OF the Merchants Associa-
ton at tho Hotel Astor to-day, after
paying n tribute to tho members OF
the Honorary Chinese Commercial
Commission. who were tho particular
guests OF the Association, and to his
experience In doing business with
Chinese. sounded note of business
optimism which brought the LOIS per-
sons present 10 their feet cheering.
Mr.. schwab said:
AS an optimist there Is no man
greater In the room than I. ! feel
that while we have gone through two
or three years OF a depressed period.
II IL but q cycle. and that We will 20
onward and upward In business for
the United States"
while wishing that I might live
the years that are 20 come and see
the uprising growth Of our great ma
ton and our sister republic whom
We are honoring to-day. I still con-
clude. and stu believe that that
onward and uprising Of The industries
and the business and feeling OF tho
United states will continue not only
during our lifetime. but for some gen-
crations 10 come, and that the pros
perity which We experienced over
this last ten or twenty years In but
the beginning OF an era that will
bring the United States and. let US
hope. our friend. tho sister republic
Of China TO q higher plane Of success.
greater prosperity and greater hap
piness than anything we have ever
even dreamed OF heretofore"
Mr.. Schwab had previously dwslt
upon the handicap put upon the
United States by Its shortcomings In
transportation. Ito said that In the
iron and steel industry transportation
cost made up one third Of the delivery
cost. He said he did not care whether
relief came through subsidies or Gov
eminent owned lines or whatever
means. 20 long as II came.
Other speakers were William Fell
loves Morgan. President OF the A.
ISOLATION; william d. Straight Of J.
=. Morgan q Co.. the firms specials,
In Eastern finance: the Hon. kai Fu
Shah. Chinese Minister to the United
States; Commissioners sse and DR.
DavidJH T. Yue.
The Hon. Chang Hsun Chang, whe
has In China An innusnos which
might be compared &c that Of the
late J. p. Morgan. the Secretaries OF
tho Treasury. OF Commerce and Labor
and Director OF tho Bureau OF Public
Supplies. spoke In Chinese. DIR. Yui,
who In a Harvard graduate and the
executive head of the Y. NJ. C. A. IN
China, spoke In English.
Among the prominent guests were
J. ii. Perkins. Vice President Of the
National City Bank: Archibald John
son. Silas ID. Webb. William Loeb r..
Henry p. Dawson, DIR. John 6owdy,
Capt. Robert Dollar. NJ. NJ. Bedding
IT,. Frederick q. Lee, John ID. Grim
Minis and Il. w. Rice Jr.
Mr.. Schwab, who has received
many threats. somo Of them OBJ
viously from persons OF unbalanced
minds affected by reports of his large
sales Of munitions OF war to tbs
allies. was protected by q squad OF
private detectives.
After tho luncheon the Commits
sloners went to Grants Tomb and
laid n score Of great wreaths on the
threshold Of the tomb.
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ton OF ten acres Of ground In the old
American League Ball Park on which
A large medical school TO cost seven
and a half million dollars will bs
erected. Iie said that In five years
he hoped 10 be able 10 state that this
sum had ben raised and tho work
was IN progress.
Tho progra for the Afternoon
Included "a parade of alumni In gro
tslals costumes al South YIELD, f.i-
lowed by "A baseball gam bsiwesn
Columbia and ihs University u Penn
syIyanla hnd a parade 81 barnard
Alumni IN hilbank Quadrangle.
There will be an alumni beefs'ash
dinner ~ tf4 gymnasium this eve
ring ana singing ana a hand o0irsri
on the library steps tonight
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POSLAM GAINS
ITCHING and
BURNING SKIN

n you issl o. though you -osld NV.
anything jusi ~ relieve itching die
trees. rsBsmbs' ibsi po.ism sstuall,
stops itshing as soos a. applied aud
sh.t l. mote. q.istiy bsal. ssd 90.
.,Ssss the skin Ia hssltL. B,iaS. jos,
che soothing. ss,issp,,'. healing INFO.
snos needed Controls ssd Graduates
EossmA 10 I'll Ne forms. Iis.siily "a.
moves pimIas.. ComIasiisn BIsml.bs..
flashes aud I'll surface affections
Your drusgIs, sslls P,islsm. pof hss
sample writ 10 EmsfssBey Lsbof..
TORIES. 80 We, f5,h :, We. yofk.
Poslsm soap. madIosisd siL po.lsni.
iss toilet sAd bath a. essis snd 10
sssts y--Asvt
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HAVANA OPERA ENDS.
Ls.rssis Bovi Ns'ssss, hot Rest Of
'smpsap % - ksr wsss.

LlcrsIlA Bofl. 'hs Metropolitan 30
prano. arrived on the hsraioss ~ the
ward ibe to-day. brnsihE with her
~" ness that what "a 10 have been
. prolonged ssason of Hfahd opsfs In
H,ysns osms 20 . sudden halt sfisf
sixteen performance bs'AuEs Of lack
~ funds The other M nbsfs 81 the
D,Blpany which bsnSf d pasgualS took
west
hiss H0u faaa a. only i've psffsfn.
shrHs she doesn't ihibk cubs is fsaiy
fof Gfsng Opsrs Ysl and she IL soiBs 4,
fAl fOf Italy on haturdHy
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QUEEN TO MAKE GAS MASKS.

ROME Juns The DOwsEsf Queen
ksfHhsnia bas accepted the chairman.
chip If . committee madD up ~ mds
ihsn 200 ladies II the nyblllit ana
sfistSsfsgy Who ere - undertake tbs
insk 1T sygplIiHE The army With make
4, wud ~ the asphTtlaiinH - 90 used
b. ihs Austfo sgsfnans
Tbl mask has b"sD Invented ~ hsb
At0f flamiriau. shO IL professor ~
el,.gDlfify ~ bd1gna tnlysfsiiI
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girls no more cashiers who ought be carpenters no
more merchants who ought to be musicians Every
of is fitted to do some one thing and TO enjoy
doing It, but because of haphazard education and vo-
catona selection, many only find their real work after
several false tries-or perhaps ind It at all.
Science has changed all that Science says you
mustn't take Job in . shop simply because it's the
first one offered you; that you mustn't enter the uiu-
istry simply because mother wanted to see you
in the pulpit According to DR.. George W., Jacoby the
neurologst I'VE determine with almost m m
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s,,s., ..,. ~ s..,.. D. s.,L

Jssog T. hsias. the iosaseS msfchahi
II Colon. found EyiiiI ~ LslnE COO 4.
ssfBsa 10 tis 0oBsliIasy 90 dsffand the
gOs sfhmsnt through the niSlnH 81
tribes 10 John Bufks. fyfDsf HlsHassf
~ ths cyDpisasfy Dspafimsnt ~ tbs
paHama RAILROAD ~ The Canal ZSns
he p.sss.i Dlsuisf Cow, u ,l liz
months w. the United tiaiss PsnltsBtl.
~ " Ailsnis srd ~ par = me ~
fi,IDe ImIBsdlstsly after pasfiSs
ssntsges Jy1Es liyni, ysaalns 20. AZ
Essl. gsptsa stay and 'slsssss ssls-
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Contest Over His Au.rs wuI.

Schuyler Van Curtisndt Hamilton, son
Of the Baroness De Graffenre. to-day
gan . contest In tho surrosate's Court
Of the will made by his great aunt. Ade-
lside Hamilton. granddaughter Of Alex
900 worth OF property Hamiiton's aunt
left him only 10000. Tho bulk OF her
estate wont to other relatives and
friends. For some years prior TO her
this month. Miss Hamilton was blind.
and her great nephew alleges that when
she made her win she was OF unsound
mind and unduly Influenced.
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MRS. vANDERBEcK WINS
EASTERN GOLF TITLE,
Philadelphia Cricket Clsb Player
Has . Total Of $50 for
NJ Holes.

PHILADELPHIA. June Mrs. q.
". Vanderbeok Of tho Philadelphia
Cricket Club. to-day. won the cham
pionship OF the women's Eastern
Golf Association at the Merton
Cricket Club. After q poor start she
turned in a score OF % for to-day's
round OF Is holes. Yesterday she
took IS for the course. giving her =
total Of $50 for the 3s holes,
Mrs. II. ~. Barlow. Merton Cricket
Club, three times winner Of the
championship. could do not better
than 100 to-day. or q total Of iss for
tho two days.
Miss Harriet Curtis. Boston. form
or national champion, also took 100
strokes for the ~ holes or n total ~
iss for the two rounds.
To-days round was played In =
heavy rain.
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si,, ss,,,.m.., ws,t., . ssI.iss.

Word vss fssslysd IN ssssfs to-day
iiai the boay II Miss Dfasa Bosd
cOssy. dsYsbisf ~ Bd-oI A. cOssy.
msnAssf ~ the ssv f9t 0fhoss ~ ia
Postal telegraph Company. MO lives
y, No 800 ciifl0a Aysnss. ssssrk. hss
bssh found IA iAks hichiksB a. chi.
rAso. Miss coss1 vas . Hfagusta ~
ssihssstsrn tniysfsity sBd bsa been
ysfdiI IN chicago khs alsapyssfsd
Isg I sfisf sfitifs Dots 10 ! Sister
here ssrinE bat shs vas dssDgfi1sBi
tgesvss q gSyDH man IN tns ssftlsn,sai
shsssi ~ sgn 81 fsiyfnlns The love
The evening world., 1915-06-02
4 letter FROM
JULIAN ELTINeE
America Foremost lmpersou
ator of Beautiful Women:


ator of Beautiful Womsn: q
-Aftss hsviss sssa . su.sss =
uair neaevess fer NJ ssns -
ehsss. - nsee h ne bess sAi.g I
~ s:.s !. ss'; xs y :ss.'S - . srsss
- &. 'e-.sA
Il Is said Of Mr.. Eltinse. The most
beautiful woman on the stage u .
man" Fl RADIO plays an imposssnt
part In his Manifestations. CouId
there Be surcr. more conclusive proof
Of its efficiencyi
II RADIO 10 . Sanitary Liquid thst ~
moves hair from the face. lip. mech -
arms quickly and harmlessly. All you
have 10 do u TO saturate the hair thor
oughly with . little III RADIO. and In .
few moments the hair becomes harm
Iessly dissolved. You then wash OF
with . little plain water and the hair
II all gone. while the skin IL left In .
perfectly smooth. clear condition.
The decided vogue for sleevelsss
evening gowns and sheer. transparent
blouses IL necessitating more and more
the removal Of hair from under ths
erms. Amy form Of cutting or shaving
Tor such . purpose 10 most unwise, -
this not only increases The growth but
coarssns Il. III RADIO 10 more simpls 20
use. II removes the hair for . much
longer period. and the hair keeps b.
coming finer with each application.
III RADIO 10 sold In SOC and o1.0O sisss
at leading drug and department storss
with the distinct understanding that
the money II 20 be refunded II not satis-
factory. Try FL RADIO on your arm to
day. Take nothing else.
~ nsn direct. II p,sis wrapper. u yyu vtn
:.. i.s: y: s ::: X s'' s. e: ~ =
ri: ' r.: ~ sss s r.';N ". H s.sssl NJ o..
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FORM OF FACE AND FOREHEAD
EACTORS

"rbe form of the face and the pro-
portion Of the head and forehead !"
she went on, mus. always be consId-
cred in selecting the right Vocation
for n Young person. There are three
eoneaye and the plane. Each tyne
and each Of It's combInations has a
.neciaI meaning, For instance. a con
cave nose IN n eonve. face indicate.
nos,t,ve' ouick intellect: vordiness.
over frankness. tendencies toward
Sarshness. imnulsiveness ana lack Of
.nntroi. ncgotive enerev. A conver
,,nnsr and concave lower face denote
or,rinaiity. keen observation, tenacity.
oSy ,road' n,idsdness hionf
oaaaSs ,,nn'an a. senaItive. with fins
nn, rn,.ar ana shouid sncoeed
y. .oa a'nnas, o,h.rs
!" ..ran ,art,n VIII N triangular head
IN iiLs,y 10 EXPRESS himself best a.
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OF work the youthful candidate 10
best fitted TO perform"

ss "stoo 70 perform.
Incidentally. DR.. Blackboard often
tackles the problem from the other
way around. Merchants. manu- actu-
rers. insurance companies and others
with positions to fill have formed the
habit OF turning over TO her the yari-
GUS candidates who offer themselves.
Knowing what qualities each position
demands. she makes character analy-
ses OF the applicants and selects those
scientifically mt for the particular
work in hand.
She doesn't wholly agree with DR..
Jacoby in his contention that the
chief factor In picking a chiid's life
work Is ito let the individuality un-
fold freely and Independently"
The child should be allowed to ex-
press itself. of course" she said, put
that expression should be dirscted.
It's a good plan TO surround a young
ster with all sorts Of tools-for gar.
dening, carpentry. music. drawing,
cooking. sewing. Any natural ten
denotes should be wisely encouraged
wisely. but not Unfortunately. For
instance. a boy may have tho brains
20 make an excellent lawyer. but bis
emotional equipment may entirely
UNIT him for following q legal
career. Another boy may want 70
be an electrical engineer. although
his physique would make SUCCESS In
that neld impossible. Such a youth
would very likely succeed as a
teacher Of electrical engineering
LIKING FOR WORK NOT THE
ONLY FACTOR.
Consideration OF what the child
wants 20 do IL only one factor In
finding out what he 10 best nttsd "a
do. Affection for q friend. parental
influence. an Imagination over slim
ulated IN certain directions. often
imDel a young person 20 take az
sons work at which he Ia AImos,
sure 10 fail Parents ana friends
should not take ar unfair advantage
Of their unreasonable charges ny
uTElnK them. for reasons u seBti.
msni. 10 MI positions Tor which.
scientifically the boys or girls arc
unni."
"But how 10 you go 90 work "a
js'sfmius scientific btnossT"
asked.
The whole ss,soss 10 based
On two laws" she ssplsIasd.
First human bodies ss,y ~
nins ~sy.i I. coisr 2. Perm.
D. tiss 4. t,'Ys,y1s. 0. Tss.
tyre. D. Consistency T. ereesf.
ten. o tspfsssisn. o. Csadi.
ton. psspls slss siHs IN the
ssys they sbssrvs. sssssn, re-
rpsmbsf snd express .vsrlsys
smstless Second. ~sS's shs,.
setsfs ssrr ~ sess,dsass 18th
the ~sy Their be6iss ss'y iS
thsss nine particulars.
"fof eEAmyis, blOnds sbsgid no,
choose the Sans nslds ~ activity a.
bfuhstisA Even In athIstlos this de.
ilnotlOn holds good Tia blsbd ID
not particularly well hitsd fof long.
sustained physical acton. he sspsnds
bis abundant sbsfEy too fspldly. Ia
\ sihlstlcs, blends sacsi IN tbs sprint
ana dasbss. Ia Jumping. throwing
yauIting AND other such contasts
sbiis the bfussiiss are better Aasptse
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Let child's individuality unfold
freely and independently. II should
be accurately observed but never sup
pressed. It Is scarcely too much to
say that the entire future happiness
Of child depends upon the success
full bringing out of its capabilities. for
upon that rests the choice of It's life
work. A mistake in this choice de-
stroys all the real joy Of living-it al
most means a lost life"
LET CHARACTER ANALYST READ
THE BOY OR GIRL.
For fifteen years a New York
woman, DIR. Katherine N. II. Black
ford, author of The Job. the Man.
the Boss" has been fitting round pegs
In round holes and square pegs in
square holes. She has worked out in
successful practice the theory of
bringing together the right worker
and the right work which DIR. Jacoby
commcnds 80 eloquently. And when
talked with her yesterday after
noon in her Office at Nc. 80 Irving
Place. she told mo In broad outline
how Il can be done. -
Between the agss Of twelve
and fourteen" she said, "svsry
Girl and boy should be taken TO .
character analyst. Their physi-
cal, mental. emotional and wolf.
.ionai Characteristics should BE-
carefully tsbu,stsd. A brief study
OF the resultant oon.binstion will
dstsrrins with absolute mathe.
mstieai certainty lust what sort
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''.''-. A, ;s;:... s.ssss

.wAsHINGToN. June z--CSune Mo-
called at tho White House to-day -
thanked President Wilson for the oo(111
OF the United States In taking over -
diplomatic affairs Of Italy In vienna to-
lowing the declaration Of war with Aus-
trta. "a
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NAUTICAL certainty chd power un
danding also its brain exhaubly specific
plan Of training but absolutely dennite
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Easy to Decide Proper Occupation for Boy or Girl
and to Develop Abilities Accordingly. Says Dr..
Jacoby-Bringing Together Right Worker
and Right Job Simple, Declares DR..
Blackford, Character ANALYST.
By Marguerite Mooers Marshall.
r round holes

No more square pegs for round holes!
That Of science have no more
ought to be
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SENT THREAT By MAIL.


stanley Trojan. tWenty-thrse yeart
old. formerly . farm hand at the Loeb
Homo for convsisscsnts at East View.
charge Of sending letters TO Mas Ross
Johnson, superintendent OF the home.
demanding $500 under penalty OF his
making tSoubIs.
Al Police Hsadquarters FROZEN sd-
United having writtsn the letters, but
said the money was due him because
he had fallen off wagon and hurt his
arm.
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to long runs. wrestling. price fighting
and other contests where endurance
Ii the prime requisite.
"Ths blond has . good eiroula.
tion, good digestion, brsathss
deeply and 10 naturally optirnis-
tio, eager and fearless. He loves
20 handle and manage large AZ.
fairs. Everywhere he should on.
gage In politics, promoting and
building UP great enterprise,
ceiling, advertising, organizing,
eoiorixing, creating end invent.
ING. The brunette 10 moro con-
sentative and dependable; no can
be relied upon for more sustained
effort. Hs 10 fond Of . quiet homo
and the beauties OF nature, and
often finds his most congenial OK
preston in spiritual activities.
AS I use the terms" DR.. Blackford
interpolated. "the exit sme blond is the
albino. the extreme brunette the
negro. Those fairer than half way
between the two are blond, those
darker brunette.
EnRA ne EAHE ANN E00 - = A n
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Don't Let Your Stomach
Trouble You

Wkn fts m down. have bad tA,s IN The mouth coated
and bssdaes that stomach. liver
and bowels order and need good thorough cleansing
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Ths Delicious, Laxative Chocolate
- esns your system healthy msnns without pain % ppns
Esss ~ relieve your bowels e ths and
hssss pour heed ~iD be clear end eyes vii sps'k
One i0e bsz Il EalAs . enough 70 eenvnos you
CaAst ySs dvs sstsdsy los. Js and Soc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-08

being. Of the Brownsville population
$4,000 there are two Mexicans TO ev-
ery American. The sentiment of these
10000 Mexicans to the 5000 whites is
known. The /" Gringo hate is more
aname today than it has been since the
war of l845.
It is hardly believeable that any
town behind the lines in France has
anything on Brownsville these davs.
There is hardly an hour during the dav
or the night that armed horsemen are
not passing through the streets or
speeding automobiles whizzinp bv.
their sides bristling with rifles.
1t has been noticed within the last
few DAYS that the exodus Of Mexicans
and their families from Brownsville to
Matamoras has increased several HIM
dred per cent. The Mexicans give no
reason for their return Some citizens
of Brownsville are inclined to believe
that some OF them may be returning in
consequence of an expected invasion
by MeXicans at some near date. while
others believe that the fugitives fear
reprisals by ranchers incensed over
| bandit outrages.
| The situation is tensest at a point on
| the Rio Grande, near Cavazos crossing.
where Sheriff A. Y Banter Of Hidalpo
| county and posse exchanged shots
with a large body Of Mexicans. Scouts
reported on the American side that the
| Mcxicans, about 200 in number. were
encamped a half mile back from tho
river. Two companies of the Fourth
Infantry remained throughout tho
night in temporary rifle pits in the
sand along the river bank.
The United States customs record.
here show that $40, 900 rounds of am
munition have passed through this por
in the last month. Several large con
signments of rifles were also receive,
by the Matamoras garrison which, &C
cording to all information, is we'll sup
piled with munitions. No embargo i
| on.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-08
NO EXTRA CONGRESS SESSION
Senator Simmons, Finance Chairman,
Says No Necessity Exists.

WASHINGTON, Sept 5. - Senator
T. w. Simmons of North Carolina,
chairman of the Senate finance com
mittee, and leaders of the Democratic
party in that body predicts that there
will he no cxcra session Of Congress
for any purpose, unless some unexpect-
ed complication should arise in CON
neetion with foreign relations.
1t is my opinion that there will he
no extra session of the senate either
to ratify the treaties or to pass elo-
ture rule" said the senator. - know
of no important treaties that require
an extra session, and cloture may as
well wait on the meeting of the regu-
lar session in December
Senator Simmons declined to discuss
the question of national defence. He
intimated that there had been no pol
lev formulated and he begged to be
excused from discussing the matter of
revenue legislation at this time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-08
Overpowered and Robbed of
SIS in Cash and Jewelry
Valued at $685.
OTHER RESIDENCES
ALSO BURGLARIZED
Chicago Police Have in Custody Motto
rious Character Who Answers De-
scription of One of the Men Who
Entered Millionaire Home.

CHICAGO, Sept S-The total amount
of booty secured from the home Of }.
Ogden Armour, the millionaire packer,
Monday night, is now placed at S3400,
SO being in cash and the remainder in
jewels
The police have worked on the theory
that there were three robbers. Two OF
the robbers entered Mrs. Armour's bou-
doir, while a third is supposed to have
waited outside in an automobile.
Mrs. Armour, although stunned for
moment by a blow ON the head with
billy" fought hand to hand with one of
the robbers. She grasped the barrel Of a
revolver pressed into her face, threw 1t
over her head and began to struggle with
the man, calling out an alarm to her ser
wants.
Mrs Armour had retired for the night
and not more than half-hour had passed
when a knock was heard at her door She
called the name of her maid. The man an
swered In a falsetto voice Fearing some
| thing wrong, She threw open the door and
lstood face to face with a masked robber.
His companion in the meantime had over
powered three maids.
L tried to shut the door" Mrs Armour
said. 'but the man thrust his foot into
1.-THE opening and through this aperture
pressed a revolver into my face ] seized
the barrel Of the weapon and pushed it
Iup over my head. Then I tried to push
the door shut But he hurled himself
against the door and as II flew open
raised a billy bringing it down on my
head
I called for help. but the servants
We're confronted with a revolver held by
the second robber and forced into tn,
Of 2 h. lvaf
me where | had been and | replied to my
Lake Forest home Bring all your dia
: mondsz' he asked No, | left most OF IN,
jewels up there
"T'H knock your teeth down you
throat if you don't tell me where the slut
is ne commanded"
While Mrs, Armour and her maids wor
{ held in q corner of the room under tn
: threat Of death to any one who moved
2 one OF the robbers swept the dresser g
:. Iiewes Then all rooms We're searched
. Completing their task, the men ran dowI
1 stairs and escaped through a back doo1
- Telephone wires had been cut to proven
. am alarm.
! Melville Reeves, a notorious charactc
: known as the "skyscraper burglar is III
= der arrest, as he answers the descriptio
l. of one of the men who entered the y
II mour home
T It was discovered late Yesterday TIN
$ the residences Of Congressman Martin
If Madden, B. 7 Glennon a former judg
- and r. c. Butler. an attorney, less thu
e. block from the Armour home, had be,
II entered by burglars.
It. In Mr., Madden's home the rear wi
{. dows were broken, the Turkish rugs roll
y up, the silverware placed in bags, and t
= iewelry collected in piles when the poll
arrived. The robbers escaped.
Two men were seen to enter the Gle
non residence through broken windo
e They were reported to have fed when I
~ alarm was given. Nothing was stole
Z The homes were unoceupied, the fsmil
- being at summer resorts.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-08
For Sale Slide Trombone, Sl2

including sole leather case. French make,
silver plated, in good condition. H. w.
Sanderson, The Abbott.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-08

uncle. H. NJ Ward, recently while on a
motorcycle trip from Cambridge, Mass,
to Toronto, Ontario.
Philip Hitchcock of Chicago, ana
Miss Jerusha Bell of Mortified, Mass,
have been visiting Mr.. ana Mrs
Henry Bell in Grove
Warren Wheeler Of .Dcdham, Mass
Mrs. Bertha White of Green River and
the Crosier family motored to Deer
field, Mass, Friday, and visited Me
mortal hall