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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
| School Girl Dies
! By Shooting Self
Tauntca BY Playn,ates end Tor
tired BY Teacher, Chicago
Less Commits Smci1e.
Special to Tile Times. Dispatch

lSbcclal to Tile IlmcS- tiSnatCR.J
CHICAGO. November 4i---Turturc
drove little Ruth FISCHER To fire into
her brain the bulclt that blottcd out
her lifo--torturc none the less hecaus"
II MAS inflicted by Il SIown-up system
OF school examination, grown up
school discipline and a arown-ur love
of malicious GOSSIP which was indulccd
before other children and betrayed to
them that Ruth MAS an adopted child
Mr.. ana Mrs. Emil Fischer uf cicero.
RUth's adopted parents after trying in
vain To believe that Ruth was mar
Tered "r that she had killed herself
b! accident admitted to-day tina, they
ar" 1T last convinced she dciihcratcly
took her own life.
iuth had been rcbukcd by her teach
er before the whole school ana she
feared that She had fnilcu to pass The
examination IN HrithmetiC She CON
sidcrcd that this would bring disgrace
ON her foster father because lac - "a
mcmhcl % the school hoar".
For weeks Ruth had been crying in
secret over tn. tauutS that other chill
drSn. inspired 10y their elders. had boon
nincing 1t her that She was an udou,rd
child and did not know her own pa
rents. fut the CruwninE sorrow came
At thc SherWoo school which She at.
tevdcd
The test III arithmetic meant life ana
three problems. and TO luak, even a
mark Of I'll she must solve the two
OF them correctly. Sh. worried and
worked over them. nud finally took her
parer to her teacher
Later. sitting ~ hcr seat and worry
I'r. over tho problems. She thouctt she
recalled Il mistake IN one problem aud
went /" nor teachers desk to ask ;u,
IN" i"pcH that sh" might make
correction. |; WAS refutc,. and .nc
MAS told that rs tho paper had bcun
turned IN ii could not l.. changed
Ruth feigned l'sL'nvsS OF near, ana
da'c"d Town th" aISl" This is no;
Il dangling school. Ruth exclaimed tho
t""chor II YOU want TO dance YOU
scat"
On the way home Ruth #aii 10 Ethel
Green "li' - ohun: You needn't hrirl
any lunch for me Tomorrow. ethel:
m Sotn" I" shoot mysoif Tonight"
Last night Ruth went ont on tho
I"Nn with her haschuud rrita. and
Sh"i herself with her foster ia Tiers re-
Nolvc:.
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HONOR or GREECE LIES
ON SIDE Or ENTENTE
i"ere' roo. Is Safety for Future,
When Central Powers Have
Been Defeated.
NENIzELos MAKES STATEMENT
"orfmer Premier Is CONFIDENT Tint
Final Victory Will he With Allies
ana lie Tells Part He Played in
Striving for Intervention.

Especial Gable to The Times. pi.,p,,,b ,
ROME. November ai.-i,orn.r pro
mi"r Veniaeios. Of Greece. has son, g.,
the '"rrierc Della Scra, or Milan ,,o
following remarkable Statement.
49,. ELEUTiiERiHS vitNIzEIos
The people OF Greece arc u,,otlr n 4,
present to make any tcmons,rutinn ~.
To maintain publicly their opiuions ana
principles. All meetings have been nrn.
niDited Nevertheless the Hellenic son,
~ worltih2 In all land. In favor OF Ser.
nia aud with vision OF glorious Grocer.
before it.
remain mistaken in the couvjc,i,r
,hat final victory Will he with the en-
'chtc, because think that if the cen
'rai empires could not win at the be
ginning. when the: were we'll ure-
pared ana their forces were intact.
VIM" the aiiirs were only inrompletcIy
pIei"re"' 'h"h they can no longer do
am also convinced, dcsuita ,verv
'hinS. that the prosperity and safety
Oh Greece lies In Il union with the allies
VINO VIII not merely be victorious. Lut
VINO viii have command of the sea. ON
which depends the future OF Greece.
~ continuing neutral Greece wiIl
not avert. hut will only POSTPONE, n war
agains; bulgaria. ana she will exnn.,
hcls"if To the danger Of having To tpht
a'oh' AGAINST more powerful cuumv
The intervention which proposed in
January ana before my RESIGNATION
would have secured Tor Greece. with
Sn'hii'r effort on her part. the greatest
OF ndvantugeR
! ann now able to state that I'm ,rv
third m"m orahdum To the kim. which
has not been Published. cons;,Jcr,J
the military participation OF Greece at
me nardaneiics. said tina, Greece
W"uth nave obtained enormous compcn-
stations merely IL she Ind contributed IA
tn" military fore" of tho allies Thr.c
coInpcnsa'tons consisted OF territorial,
concessions in AEia Minor
ricde"d WHHeif To action by land
With one diNision only, ANA ! ,cllrv,.
thdt even that cooperation with thu.
H""t alone would have been accepted.
rs to the laudng OF tho \nulo.
frnnvh iroors ut Saluniki. | am able to
stat" that In tho middle of Scnt,uhcr
WAS aware OF tho imminent mohiliza
ti"n of iiulgaria. and. wishing. fur tho
safety aud honor OF t;rocca to rn In
the aid OF Serbia. | immediately secured
N" in"hi'izaiion Of the Greek army and
obtaincd the promise of British ana
fr"rrh assistance
Eat when communicated the Fran
CO. British promise 10 tho kim he re
Piled that he did not desire TO see for
eiGn trooHs treadinE the national soil
communicated this reply to tho al
lies ana on October the French and
british governments sent me n not,
stating that the allied troops had al
ready commenced To land at Saloniki
ON October the King censurcd me and
! resigned.
do not know what t.. present GOV
eminent Will do In regard to the allied
troops who have landed AT Salon!k!
bat affirm that the dutv OF Greece is
to fight by the side of Serbia for her
honor ana her future.
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III I,E Guided ON HuotD
GROUNDS or puIIt'y

N.\SlilNGTpN November y;-Au
questions auc"t'nc the status: of !iplo-
matte and conSula, representatives OF
'c''lEer'nt governments in the United
states will h" determined by the state
department on broad grounds of policy.
WIN especial reference to tho main
t"nhncc OF friendly relations with for.
"ien governments
This was made known to-day nv
Secretary Lansing. when his attention
was drawii TO testimony in the Federal
court AZ New York that caui,ip
Boy Ed. the German naval nttnrhe
furnished funds whereby q consuirncy
was alleged To have been conducted TO
supply German warships at sea-.
The secretary made il clear that Tho
state Department had not given j.,
approval or nisapproval to Tho opcuin,-
statement by Assistant Distric, Al.
t"rh"N Wood. referring to Can,aip
"o!-Ed At the Department of Justice
IL WAS said that action affecting dirjo-
matte officers immune from Prosecution
lay naturally Within the province Of
tn" state Department.
Secretary lAnsirr's position IS tina,
diplomatic representatives not ONLY ,ro
'h''hhhe from criminal prosecution. bu,
''''' '"'hliIS 'H"t may be done by the
department o; Justice in the dcvclon.
i'''ht OF other eases binds the state
department 10 ask Tor the withdrawal
OF any diplomatic officer In tho case.
alFo Of consul generals and other az.
credited agents Of foreign governments
tRe attitude Of the State ropar,nnu,
- mat there arc importnn, Questions
OF p"ii"F involved which will .uid, !,
m deciding whether 81 recall should 10
asked fo,
III tho case Of Captain Boz I'D. Sccrr.
Vary Lansing" view is that. so far ,e
h' Us able 10 judge. ;hc German naval
"''ADh' "id not violate any law I'm
supplying funds 10 obtain coal ami prn
visions for hoIligcrcnt shius at son
Sin"" This ia itself is no, q criminal
'nonse. tn. secretary declined. how.
ever, 10 indicate what action Tho d..
p"riinen' would take If it should haze
proved that Captain Euy-Ed b,,d
h"owleda" of or directed tn. ,lI.p.d
i"Isi'i"aiion Of mauifcsts and ci.ar,nc.
pap"rs by arcnts of tho HAMBURG.
american Line
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LAW is QUESTIONED
Arpenis From Application ~ Work.
mems Compensation Acts Are Filed
In Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. November 2i.--Con
st!tuuonality OF the New York and
New Jersey workmcn's compensation
laws is questioned in appeals Med in
the supreme Court to-day.
The southern Pacific Stcaip ship Com
pany claims in one case tina; the law
intcrfercs with interstate commerce
and violates the Federal employees
liability statute when applied TO work
men injured in New York when en-
ployed by its steamship line running
from New York TO Galveston. The
Clyde Steamship Company claims that
the application Of the law to it's en-
ployces in New York engaged i'm uu-
loading lumber brought by the com
pany from North Carolina TO New York
is not valid
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SAY REPORT IS FALSE
Newport News Shipynrd OnicIuis Dcny
story Tint Mechanics Are
Sent 60 RusSln,

I0p"oinI % Tho Times Dispnlch.l
NfWpbRT NlW3. VA, November %
-~oiIieinls Of the local shipnuildinr
company 'P-might characterized as alb
s"fd the story published in Washing ton
N"si"fdhy and sent out from that place
~ "h'ch II was stated that labor
agents mad recently occurred $40 skilled
mechanics from thc sh!pvard and had
S.n' them TO Ru"sin with promises or
"l'"rinD wng"s. They state that while
me great amount " war munitions be
IN" manufactured cauacs an unusually
D't h''nhnd for skilled mechanics, the
'.thi ya'd hns had no great amount
'f"ubI" III Keeping its employees.
or course, they SAY, men are quitting
'aliE. but their places arc being nMcd
hy incoming job-seekers. There has
ncen no delay In carrying on tho work.
now on hand despite the crowded con.
dition OF the plant,
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PROPERTY DONATED
tIopcurII Concern Gives Site for stu
ton and Power Plant for
New Line.
Especial TO The Times Dispa,ch.


HONEYWELL. VA. November az
Tie new electric line from PctcrSbtr"
TO City Point has received from the
Ilopewcn Heights Development Com
pany two lots on Ilant street, and in
return the former corporation has
agreed to build on the property a
power plant ana passenger station.
This site is near plant of the Ia
Pont Company.
The road has also announced its in
icntion of ioublc-tracking on Blant
street for a distance OF about 1000
feet ut the entrance TO II plant.
II is reported that the Norfolk ana
Western Railway will take steps to
condemn the lots at it's grade cross
ing ana the Du Pont Highway, and, if
IL secures the property, to convert il
into sidings and to build n yard and
freight depot i'm order to relieve the
present congestion OH it's line.
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HOARD ASKS OPINION
tS no CHANGES IN LOCATION
LSpociNl lo nm Times Disnatchl

Especial Ia Ihc Times Dispatch
NNSlilNHTpN, -. e.. November III
At'orncN-Gcnrrol Gregory. in an oain
ION defining the Federal Reserve
f"hrdS powers IL review the WORK of
the orsanIzaticn committee to-day hold
mat the board has no authority under
th" reserve act to abolish any Of the
Twelve reserve districts or any OF tho
tN"lV" reserve banks. bus III" card
mas au'boritA To change the. Boundary.
lines OF any "f the district, 90 ~, ~. =,
ia. convenience OF trade ana the cil!ci-
ehcN of the OK banking system.
The opinion does not cover tho
powers Of the board to change the l,r,
ton of ON" reserve bank from one civ
To another, but II is understood that
The Federal Reserve hoard has asked
Tor another opinion outlining it's au-
tho"ity 10 act upon the contests from,
baltimore and Pittsburgh for reserve
banks.
The Attorney Generals opinion. ac
c"rd'hg l." reliable information. blocks
plans al the Federal Reserve Board 10
max" sweeping readjustmcnts in The
new n''nhinG system. The board, il is
stated had under consideration a
Sch"m" to abolish the four reserve
banks at Atlanta, Dallas. Minneapolis
and Kansas city ana realign the other
districts This plan would have re
duc"d the number or reserve hanks
FROM twelve to eight. the minimum
allowed by the Glass owen act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
Thanksgiving Services.

The churches OF several denomina-
tocS Will be opened for THANKSGIVING
services tomorrow. and special ser
mons appropriate To the day will he
preached.
The day will he observed as II holt
day. all industrial establishments will
he closed and public business suspended
hundreds CT Petersburg people Will
20 To- lichmCnd to witucs: the Nir-
rinia Carolina football game
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Explosion in Mupit,o, p,,.

ALTON I'LL. November o4.-Two
M"eciho'Hes at The plant OF the Eouita
Die Powder Company. East Alton. blew
up ;his afternoon. No one was hurt.
Thc conclusion was felt for twenty.
seven miles. The Equitable Powder
Company is making war supplies for
the entente allies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
Negro I<tlIc,l.

negro iabnrcr was shot ana killed
at a railroad camp in Prince ,;coru 9
county yesterday by Aaron Jones AN &.
o'hrr negro. who made his escape
Jones, 1T is said entered his v'ctin's
tent. armed with shotgun, and de.
mandcd money. Ills demand was 20.
fused, whercupon he shot the man. Kill
in@ him instantly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
TO RESIGN
BEFORE JANUARY I

0-olllnunu from First pn.cJ
seh'ieinen, or The Council Twn,,,,, -.
me matter up second time. Tbcro-
'"r"' ne was advised that the srono M
IA" present Investigation must no
"'h'ted 10 acts subsequent to the rou-
current action of tho Board of A,1or.
men and Tho Common Council. I'm witch
nc WAS rcprimandcd. This Is n mat,or
IN which the only question arising can
h' whether his action in voting aroins,
NrchEoi and Shoemaker at the time n -,
ton others came UP for reelection ia
sh'hcieht GROUND upon which to ask
Tor ms resignation. ! want YOU 10 boar
III nina that when KrcnEel came nm
ior reelection II was for a thrc..ve,r
term expiring on October l. 1918 /,
was necessary for the Police Board IN
'ake action when 1t did because they
conlh not later. after Krcngcl and Tn,
DINERS had been reelected, have gone
back INTO their records. Ana If We'll
bradley. Boyl!n and Goodc had no,
hohtht That better man could be
elected I'm KrcnEcls piacc-,houxh
no not want TO say anything which
VIII hurt that officers feelings think
ihcS would have been falls. To ih.ir
trust If they had not taken the cour..
they did take.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
HcartAg n Demurrer.

H." circuit Court Of PETERSBURG.
judge X q. Southali prcsiding was on.
t"t"" day in hearing Il demurrer to
~ pm me" ~ the suit OF Charles Hall
''f'" ana others against the consol-
i'aicd milling company. This sui, i'm
N"iN"s about $1,000, claimed to l,c du.
we pihintin by the defendant compnuv
'"H ia" use OF certain water rights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25

n subcommittee recommending that tho
petition OF colored Baptist cungrcsa-
ton to build frame church on Sew.
enth street. between Duvai ana Baker
BIO granted. Building Inspector Butler
saiu that 1t would be In vocation OF the
ordinance. and Mr. FERGUSON raid that
the question could be fought out on tho
floor OF the Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25

terrible climax. and the general iadig.
nation against the entente is cuor.
nous. After the loss OF lsahuaa. the
French and English army was isolated.
Magrini recommends that the uuadruplo
alliance give up the balkan campaign
as lost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25

IN the Hastings Court this mornin,,
IN" lurN's verdict in the case of Algic
NnoN. who last week was convicted OF
t"IoniouSly cutting ANA woundiu;r Wal
ter i"okcr. colorcd, and his punish
i"ehi IKE" ut TWO years in the peni-
''ht'ar%, Was set aside Knox then
pleaded guilty to unlawful CUTTING and
was sentenced 10 twelve months i'm.
pris"nmcnt III Jail and to pay a fine
of So and costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
CAP iHhFhIGSK TURNS
AND FACES tUNANI,

Tho Carmauia gained fast Captai,
J'alkenberg said The cap TrafaIg.r
steamer south about milo Non
turned south right about and cnreJ
the Carmauia. Tnev we're aLou, ,yo
and half miles apart
The Carmania fred us n,et srni
and then another one before ,ho ca,
Trafalgar replied. They both t,,-,, H..
gan firing fast The Pou'as Ron, On,
her way, leaving the cap Trhf.Iu,r
10 night alone. In half An hour ho,b
the car,nania and the CAP Trafalu,r
were badly afrc. ana IN two hours INC
Cap Trafalgar sunk"
Poppinphaus was aboard the i.leano,
woermer at this Time, Captain Faikcr.
berg said Tho BerwInd later rciolp.d
the Eleanor Woermer.. went to Rio
Janeiro, got cargo and'rcturncd ho,p.
She failed TO reach Buenos Aires. the
port for which sha cleared. Captain
Ealkenberg said
The government charged that the
BSrwtnd war the only one Of s!xteen
heats chartered by the defendants q,
q eeft Of $z.eoa,sot TO relieve German
cruisers. which src>eed.1 in her GRAND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED. Mt low ren,aI I'-'--..-,--,-
Few acres on or near ynrE " ~.
H May eHS. Address @. 7is, care Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25

Tho others, il is believed were all can
'urcd before they reached tho ,icrmans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
MrGUIRE WILLING
TO CLOSE DISCUSSION

Mr.. Mcclure said that his committee
aid not feel that the proprely OF Mr..
Wells action could not be considered,
but he was glad that 1t would not be
necessary to air ii again, and he was
also glad to cooperate with Mr.. Wells
counsel.
Mr. Ferpusson's motion to table was
Immediately adopted.
The committee adopted the report Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
SHOEMAKER VOTE NOT
RESULT Of kItENIEI CAM,

As TO the case OF S.rreau, Sro
maker, t, should be remembered TIM,
some 'imo previous to tho Investigator
the scEgcantS had been Transferred, from,
one district 10 Tho other the reasons
assigned for this action being that the
:"rEeants, generally speaking had banu
inefficient. They were told that If they
did not improve in their duties they
would be changed. II We'll though, thai,
Ser" can, Shoemaker WAS not an efficient
officer there WAS nothing else for him
20 do.
The report has gotten abroad tina,
We'll voted To reduce Shoemaker because
Tia" latter had testified favorably as TO
krcngeir character. But at the VERY.
same time Mr. We'll voted for the re.
election OF Policeman Green, whose
testimony in behalf OF Krengcl was
stronger than that OF the sergeant II
he had 40 motive in voting against Mr.
Green. i; is not fair to say that he
had amy Interior motive against Ser.
geant Shomakcr. Subsequent to this
meeting krengcl was tried on CHARGES
was fined and censurcd. showing That
MIR. We'll had good grounds FOR his
vote
"UhGcr all the rules OF law n man
Is presumed innocent until he is proven
guilty. and Mr.. We'll should have been
given the advantage OF every doubt
and not have been held up To scorn and
oblouuy because no performed, ats he
saw them, the duties imposed upou him
by the city charter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25

t"pcciai Gable to The Times Dispatch. F,
toAih. November Former Pre-
"''"r Nehi.eios. Of Greece. has sent 1,
IN. '"rrierc Della Sern. or MILAN. thc
IOllHWinE remarkable statement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
BOY-ED INVOLVED
BY WITNESSES IN
CONSPIRACY CASE

.Conlinucd f.om l'ir.l rnse.l
The evening world., 1915-01-21
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN|T
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Keep Her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Thick.

The old-time mixture OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur for dsrkening gray. streaked
and faded hair 10 grandmother's treat
ment. and folks are again using il to
keep their hair n good. even color. which
Is quite sensible, as VIC are living in an
age when q youthful appearance is Of the
greatest advantage.
Nowadays. though, we don't have the
troublesome task Of gathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the resdy-to-use product
called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" for about so cents bottle.
II Il very popular because nobody can
discover II has been applied. Simply
T, moistcn your comb or soft brush with L
and draw this through your hail. taking
ono small strand at time; by morning
| the gray hair disappears, but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after few applica.
tions. II also produces that soft fustre
and appearance Of abundance which Is &C
attractivc;, besides. prevents dand1ufi,
itching scalp and falling hair.-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-21
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. ~ SHOULD EAT
4 vaysscsAx's ADVICE.


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The evening world., 1915-01-21
JERSEY TRAIN HITS TRUCK.


P - ~ "'e@"s ""V..
SOMERVILI.E, N. j., Jan. 21.--Two
men narrowly escaped death and a team
erville crossing OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad about midnight last night when
n freight train which struck the team,
after the horses had become frightened
started to run away down the tracks.
The horses were drawing truck
filled with household furniture. The
truck was wrecked and the furniture
was strewn along the tracks. Ono oi
tho men was hurled twenty feet and
escaped uninjured. He was so badly
frightened that he ran away from the
scene as soon as he regained his feet
and has not since been located. The
second man also disappeared and the
| railroad officials have been unable tc
| ascertain his name.
| The team was owned by r. ]. Hair, q
The evening world., 1915-01-21
ARMY BILL TAKEN UP.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l,--With the
liveliest sort Of debate In prospect, the
House took up tho Army Appropriation
bill to- day. Representative Gardner OF
hard fight for greater appropriations
than provided In the measure. which
carries a total of sioi,itt ,o0o--practi-
cally the same amount as for last year
Inmates Of the War Department. One
iies Of $4,000 for srmorsd motor cars.
II Il. expected that the debate on the
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ATTEMPT TO DIE LAID TO
FIERY TOOTHACHE CURE
Brokers Son Drinks to Ease Pain
and Wakes Unaware of
Acts for Days.

Grant b. schley jr.. thirty four. q
son Of Grant d. schley Of the stocb
brokerage firm Of Moore q Schiey
woke up In Bellevue Hospital to-day
totally unaware OF his movements fol
the past three days and unaware o!
tho fact that he was taken away from
the Ritx-Cariton Hotel last night on
complaint Of some one connected
with the management who said h<
had tried to jump from the window
VI room on the fifth floor. Back oi
Mr.. Schley's predicament 10 an
liberated tooth.
Mr.. Schley's no re Is In Far Hills
N. J. A tooth which dentists ap.
peared TO be unable to euro had been
giving him trouble. and q few dayu
ago, to kill the pain. he says. he be-
gan to drink. The alcohol duiied the
pain. but when the alcohol effect wore
of II was necessary to take more
and he got into a bad state.
Yesterday his brother. Evander B.
schley. Of No. 7H Fifth Avenue, was
notified that he was at the Ritz-Carl-
ton and In need of care. Evander
Schley found him in an irresponsible
condition.