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SAYS "BROOh DAY"
IS POLITICAL SCHEME
Father Curry Rebukes Fether-
ston-Tells Him TO Clean Streets

Father James p. Curry, rector OF -.
James's Parish. and one Of the best
known clergymen in lower Manhattan,
Yesterday announced that he had re-
ceived a circular from Commissioner
J. T. Fetherst0n OF the Street Clean
ing Department, requesting him to de-
vote part of his services on Sunday, DC
tober 10. TO the subject OF "CleanH-
ness" and 10 refer TO the street clean
ing exhibit and parade TO be held on
the 18th. Father Curry Indignantly
declined in an open letter TO Mr.. Feth,
erston made public yesterday. lie SAID
in part; 49,,
ceiving $500 a year. and suppose
that no one can blame you for endeaV-
oring to hold your job. which can best
be done by continuing the present ad-
ministratlon.
THE proximity of dates. City Broom
Sunday. October 10, and Election Day,
November ,, suggest at once that YOU
are seeking political capita through a
pulpit exploration Of yourself and
your department.
"As / am one 10 whom YOU have ad-
dressed your communication, let me
suggest that instead Of the proposed
exhibition and parade, you clean our
city streets the uncleanest have
ever seen. either here or in Europe. not
withstanding the handsome yearly APP
preparation Of nearly SS.000,000
Commissioner Fetherston, comment
ing on the letter last night, said:
"Father Curry is off way off. Four
representative clergymen made the sug-
gestion that the churches would be
willing to cooperate with the depart
ment in keeping the streets clean. 1t
did not originate with us at all. but
with them. As for an attempt to man
ufacture political capital that's bosh.'
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Woman Killed in Subway
Collapse Cuban Visitor

The body Of the woman who was
killed in the taXioab which iei'
into the Broadway cave-in eNca'a-
ton on Saturday night. was idenu-
fed As that of Mrs. Estella Toma-
SELF. thirty-fye. Of Havana. CUBA.
She was the wife Of a contracting
engineer Of that place. She had
inst returned from Ballston Spa
and il vas a postal card from there
found in her handbag, that effected
Identification.
Mrs. Mary Bertagna. of 1874 West
Seventeen Street. with whom Mrs.
Tomaselli had spent few days re-
Gently. and who knew her well,
identified tho body al the Morgue.
Howard Cross. injured in the ac-
cidcnt, IL still in Bellevue Hospital,
and there is little hope that he will
recover.
Charles Nelson probably viii he
able TO leave st. Nincent's Hos
,ital in a few days.
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where they ere TO 90 and what reliei-
Gus instruction they are 20 receive
said Mr. Whalcn. what possible harm
viii result if they 90 TO church school
rooms and learn sound morals rght
doctrines Of life. and gain good
thoughts that will help them all their
lives? The city does not pay penny
coward the expense Of the proposed
religious instruction under the Gary
plan.
The Gary school plan. war, and war
preparcdness are announced as. sub
iects for consideration At the fall con
vention OF Episcopal laymen IN the,
Laymen's Efficiency League TO he heid
at Synod Hall. commencing october
10. william Writ. Dr.. Ettinger, Arch
deacon Pott and the Rev. j. ". Suter.
ir. will confer with Sunday School
workers of New York on the Gary plan
on October %.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Why Nero Burned Rome

Nero put the parlor match to Rome because
he had tired Of the brand Of entertainment
served up by the Greek and Roman Drama
Workers Union.
This country is full of Neros.
Fortunately they lack the adipose En-
peror's facilities for decisive criticism
If the Royal Violinist could have sat
through one TRIANGLE NIGHTS ENTER
TAINMEN'T he would have changed his plan
and built a new theatre every hundred feet along
the Appian Way.
If he could have had Griffith, an Ince and
a Sennett to construct his dramatic entertain
ment for him there would have been fewer
tragedies. After seeing Griffith Romance he
probably would have invited the Christian
Martyrs to dinner; after witnessing a Sennett-
Keystone Comedy he would have ordered the
works Of Aristophanes out of the public library
and by the time he had seen a few reels of an
lnce drama the Warm Dongs in the Colosseum
would have been discontinued without the usual
two weeks notice.
Every night at the Knckerbocker Theatre
you'll get opportunity to Judge for yourself
what Nero might have enjoyed if he had not
made the mistake of leaving here too soon.
TRIANGLE FILM CORPORATION
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Tired Actor Attempts Suicide.

Calvin Tibbitts. leading man for the
Culhane stock company. playing in
"Within the Law" at Newton. n. j"
last week. was found Yesterday in a
clump of bushes at Newton with his
wrist slashed. He admitted that, he
was tired of life. He probably will be
arraigned to-day on charge of at
tempted suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-27

A NJ. " Al
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trihing
soy add Ridge 81 Morris Sugcrnani -
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35-f36 san & I.ouls RossnSwag Unknown. +
f0s-335 West sd 81 Mar, Sioane, tin,lt
i.l0-iiis Prospect av samuel C0ben, finiii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-27
By D. w. JOHNSON.

As+.rt proessor Of Physography OF Columbia University
Schst IS rock formed the alteration OF ancient leho
r,enrv rocks in such that the whole mass oe.o
lan,;nated and will readily split along parallel planes Inc
r. under heavy pressure AM
,l nrcsence of high AS result OF me
probable consequent howage of the heated mass ue
s quartz mica and feldspar themselves III aPPo
nracI hands When reveals the mass
;e. =, the eas the layers OF mica flakes or o' %
OF weakness along VINO" '0
tLs very readily If trench tunnel cut IN schist III SUCH
on a, the splitting planes the sidewalks dip toward t"e e
vatior much trouble cave-ns may result
II. : VERY abundant rock in New England and along
H. .,,.an belt further South The variety which makes up
~ f Manhattan known biologists as the Manhattan
[ l. w fairly resistant spite its tendency to spit doS
~ ,ore and while parts Of the island have been worn
er erosion the higher hills such as me
Columbia University STANDS Much OF
d aoduct tunnels had be through the schist
~ % rocks including and gnsse are also encountered
IN certain parts Of the city
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

star line. with mails and mdse Bar at 1927
i"su1ina ,Crel. Pireus Aug q, Kslsm,,s Sen,
J. Iatras & katacoia aud Gibraltar II. 10 A
"G.e ium Galanos. Win indse. Bar at
Eacl TO- Bar "a At ' 81 GSp' - 10 James
Bnka 'Bil Hue,Va Sept :. to Bowrins Co.
MORO Castle. Tampico Sep, A. Vera Cruz 10.
Prgreso H.. Havana y aud Nassau %. 10 the
New York & cuba Mail IS co. with mails and
Mississippi lBrl. London Sept -. to the Atlantic
if os ,,,,dn ne R %lih @di' Bar Bar 4
IS Co. I'D. with mdse. Bar at a N
Berwick Law 1Brl. Iioilo July a. Manila Aug
Kuchirosu no. San Francisco Sept , snd Bsi>
foa H. 10 ioulder Weir Boyd. with mdse Bar
Byron Br,. Busuos Ayres Sept . Monie,ldeo
Bus Daniels. with mails and mdse Bsr al
Ro--sriam Ouch, Newport News Va sor, o.,
m tAe Holland America Line. Left Quar- a: D A m
III bne.fc. New Orleans sept n. 10 the South
en Pacific Go. With mdse. LEFT quar- at lOlj
CTS Of Montgomery. Savannah Sep, %. TO the
Ocean - 60 WITH mdSe. quar- a. i.02 m
Delaware. Philadelphia. TO tle clyde IS Co with
P'ncc.s Anne. IeTpdSrt News and Norfolk to Tho
Oh Dominion IS Co. with mdsc Quar- az .
Bay Wow. Boston for Seal, Point Quarantine
IDAHO cIl'l. Hui September ,nd Boston %. to
S'nd1f,on = Sol. with mdse Quarantine At 6 s.
r5caloua CBD. Liverpool Sep, H. to David T
10 lcu. Quarantine af 50 y m
Exeter Gig ,Brl SNsn.ea sept II. to James Ar
k'u 4 90. with mdse. Quarantine Al Z 10 m
Brndllia Copenhagen Sept :. 20 ID T Warden
Bar a. B.
clan Macbeth BIZ Ioilo July It, Manila g.
Alden Aug n. Suez -. Port said 80 Malta Sept 4
AID Gibraltar 81. 10 Norton Lilly n Co. With mdse
Bar AZ 90 3 M
oiiada tCubanl. Gihara Sept 49, Neugtas % and
Nipe BAY u. Ia Che Muns0n = Line. with udsc
Bar 81 % y M.
SAILED.
Steamers TIscanla tBr). Glasgow. Samantha lBrl
hswe Skg.an1 tNor Copenhagen. BE gian Prince
tBD. CAP, Town. Grcystobc castle fBrl Phlldcl-
plia and Niadisostock. Atlas Dutch ~ Marco
Narchiuneal lNnr). Kingston. Csmagucy. Santiago:
Muuwood. Caibaden. III Sglo Charleston: Jaines-
town. Newport News and Norfolk. Nsuiiowao. Piils-
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Barometer Rsedlas,.

Highest temperature yesterday, - degnees
u. M. lowest. 50 tat 10 20 , M ayersss.
average Tor corresponding datr last year. rs a1
for corresponding date last thirty ihne ycae. !"
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co,., from Ea.iport. Ne southwark 20 Cap lies
Va 30 -
Winds Ter Monday and Tuesday North N..h
westerly gates middle Atlantic. ,Torg iNNea
uorfh. south Atlantic. moderate yariai e.. IL
strorz east increasing in s0g,aerl f..fl.A y
east Gull moderate variable except siiLils ",
over southern portion. west Cur moIei4.e 80 -
,trt,.r lakes strong uozh shifting 40 cast -
M. .frn.g mu--l u ulIlno1.L-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-27

Cacque IN. Bordeaux Sept 10 ami Bilhoa Il
70 the Compagne General. Transatiantique. With
lndSe Bar al Z IA. 18th.
Cymne iBrl. Liverpool sept 10. 10 the White
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

$50 p
Hawaii. Japan. Corea Philippines VIA San
Franciseol Chiyo MAri ................T Too
UstsW MA San Franclsroi Hilonian To,
Guam. PHILIPPINES via san Francisco.
Tran.por, -. ..-................... Sept
hawaii Philippines Via San Francisco.
Naisonia .. - ..s.st .ss .. 80 VIC
Japan, Korea China. PHILIPPINES tva seat
Hawaii (yia san Francisco. Lurline. 90
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FIRE RECORD.

Local Forscast.-Fair AL Glider TO-DAY ~
row probably fair northwest gale. diminishing
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
HIGH WATER
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rise s,l: sunset. SCI: moon rse' ii2;
d. agc *
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Forecasts for Special LOeailtles.-tast'fa
York and Western se~ rors. fair sne se''"
d.. IneshnN nartiN cloudy.

Northern New England. FAIR and much ooidf I
day: TO m0fruw fair -
southern Sow England fair and much Older
day. TO- POTION partly cloudy -.
Eastern Pennsylvania New jersey. pgts.
Maryland DLtr.ct o. Columbia. OHIO ana w.
Pennsylgania partly cloudy AID colder 'o-d~'
morrow cloudy
Virginia partly cloudy and colder day;
morrow probably fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-27

Local orrcal Record. The following o''ral -
from the Weather Bureau shows thc changes ? Z
temperature Tor the last twenty four hours ih =
pari.on with the corresponding date ~ last icf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-12
8reie greHe tHr seras: Dicnaag 70. Sanllar 1915,

5oien I'M |iogenam1ten @oepre=0i=
itrift ebenfa1s ibre Steallngen per
better baben. Sn 8elgien baber,
sic Geuti6en neltIi6 5urues ODER
8eurne bei6oiien, bas iolte eigent-
lid glei6beoeuterlo nit eillem @or-
riiden iein, aber es laBt iid) idaDrr
lagen, Oh Dies mirflid Der 0au tt.
l1nangenebm miiroe es iein, met1n Die
g~aglanoer 2iGe gerommen batten,
aber bisber lit oie Nahridt nod bon
feiner Settle beitatist.
Sm @liaB tit ifJarf gefdmpft NOR
ben. Die Sran5oien iino Biz ar
Sennbeim berangeorungen uno mel
ter liiolih big an 8ur1lbanpt. Dpri
muroe ibnen aber Salt geboten. 8eibe
Srte fonnten lie nibt nebmen. Sbre
gefregrtlg tpliroe gum Stiaitano &C.
bradt uno es i6eint, als OBJ Die Sc
toegung ifon mieoer 5uriiffIute.
@ir alaubten 0ies ibon in poriger
8ode iagen 5u fonne1L aber ou-
mails mar nniere Mnnabme nod Der
friibt. Ob Steinba6 mieoer in Den
Sanoen Der 9eutiden iit, ooer Oh bic
Sran5ole1 es nod balten lit nod nidf
aan5 flar.
0os leniationeQite greignis Der
bergangenen ISOLDE pnlIierte in
aleinaiien. 3os tiirfiide Seer Ioatc
in aaufoiien ~ponitdnoig pernidtet
iein. @an5 flar fam man in Ser
Code beute nod nidt iebeit, aber
10 piel lit aefpiB, BON elmer politan=
oige1 8ernidtung fann nidt Ole &e-
oe fem.
6aiien mir aaes 3uIammen, 10 iiebt
CO CUR 3eit ni6t oanah aus, als Oh
uns oos neue Sabr balo Den Srie-
ben bringen miiroe. IS miistels
idon auBergemobnlide Ginge geide-
Cen, pie 3. g. oos gingreifen per-
iffeoener Der iest neutrafen Staatert.
Iber ultd oas niiroe bieaeiht fell
ldneles grloe berbeifiibren; oem
fpenn Die Illiierten iid einbi[oen, IT,
brouften nur Huntailien su peran=.
ldiiel1, IN ibren gnno einsutreten
urlo Geittidlan6 ueroe iofort nof)-
gebelt, 10 irren iie iih ood) gepaItig.
Geitidlano miro fdmpfen Bis gum
lesten AueenbIid ulo ieIbit, merr.
Gumonien iid ieinen 6eilloen oll-
lfloiie, Damn tp1re fir Geutiflano
large nod nidt Die Nusiidt aaf Or
folg berniftet. gei leiner 4raft
lino ieiner @eididliffeit fam es altc5
nod &umdnim nit in ben auuf neb-
men.
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Die bentise geae

. Sm Mlgemeinen bat iif Die Sage
fti6t ~gednoert. Sin Der Misne IN
6ranfreih baben @efehte itattgefun.
Den, eberio I'M argonnenpalo, ionii
tit alles rubig ~gepeier. Inh i'm
GliaB n11o IN Der glfopino. 81
,lebterem @ebiet ibeint ons Gorbrin-
gen Der &liiien ebenfaas snm Still
itano gebradt 81 fem. 3miber
+g5nra uno @eiAieI ridden Die Gent.
-iden Dor, aber MIR iebr Ionginnl
sGngliihe 3epeihen idfpaben lbeitdtl-
Dig BON Mllnlaniel1, melfes in oel
&rieg eintreten molle, big ieBt III
nod nidts Sffi5ieles bieriiber 81
fanlat. @om tiirfiiAen Griegsidalt-
plas IN anitfaiien lit nidts Neues
eeridtet, bagegen miro abcr gerneI-
BET, ooB Die Siirfen an Der .@renst
ron Iegppten uilgebeure Sruppen.
maiien 5niamnlenge5ogen 6dttef. :
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Sas Gebcimuis Oes aanfains.
Bon SeIir 2ore en- J..

8nnt 6omirn bat Gaufofien
l1lanfmeg 0as M~1rdeniono ae-
nannt. limo jeoer, Der cinmal bort
mar, iagf es Dem Norolanooidter
nod, oenn i'm &arfaius lit fat oaes
iil1rdenbaf. Die m~ilogrotesfe No-
turberrlihfeit, Die aus bier5fg Stdm.
men 5liammengeieBte gepoIferidaft,
bic gnit5e pbantaitiide Mrt hires 2c-
6ens. Mdrdenboft Iino sic uilae-
heuren Observation-Disclosures oieie3
Sanoes, Die Sliiiie SIR, Geraf,
arares brauieh mie ergrimmte &al4b-
there 6in0urd, aber naqebort bleibt
Der Conner ibrer Stromidneaen. Sic
allltlir foItet iiA MIR id)iidteru an
ben 8ren5en oes @ebiraeS entla1le
-0rinnen iibt man inmitten oes
gron6e5eitalters ODER gar Ser Stein-
5eit. @ie pormeltlid lit nod bieIes.
Der Sager iteigt Sen SorIteu ser
aoler in ben b0diten Sd)roffen nodl,
oocr er gebt III aliiften lili0 S6liih-
ten bent 9ar NIT oem Melier All
2eife Die ainoer fomnaen losuie
gen nit 8fero uno @affen ouf Sic
Welt, alte0le Golfe Bitten pom Sif-
tengnrt DER 3iin9linge, INNER bereit
beraus8ufabren, mem Der anmpf nit
cineln feinOliben Stamm oocr bic
@lutradje ruff.
Gs 1T III alien nod 10 mprgenolif),
oies 2an0, ais iei es eben crit aus
Der S6opfling berporgegalgeny uno
gelebrte 9eute baben ia bebauptet.
bier lei oas @ieeenlano Der qar3en
Wenidbeit. @ertn es ~iiberbalipt ell
8araoies gegeben babe, 10 miiBte 0as
erife Menihen- ulo gbepaar auf
oieien SomenfIureii, iiber bic bira4
tnelbobe gisber9e ragen, undergo.
tpun6elt fein.. Mud Der Mrarot Itehf
gang in Der Ndbe, bns ,ormeniihl
9odldu6 beipdden0; oabinter TOM.
men bam Die b~dbDlonifd)en uno
meiopotamiid)en 2anoe. Maes llrbo-
ben aus bi6Iiiden ur5eiten. Guue.
ben mebt dtIeite @riedenioge inn Die
frud)titrosenoe Gbene oes 8ion, in
Der man bns beriibmte SOLIDS 6es
Nltertums, Weoeens Seimat qefln-
ben bat. 60 nn,roe mir andD ga.
ions Grgonniten5ug nod Dem goloe.
men 8lies aus Der Gage IN Babrbeil
gefpanoelt, als i'd i'm meltoerIoreilen
Gale oes 9ihorod1 sic Sdmfbirteu
lire Sanmfelle in Den Strom batter
lab nm oas flieBenoe SanogoIo in
linen auf5ufaneen. An einen oes
Gisgiganten 0es anufoius, ben Seas
bef, bat oieielbe gried)iid)e Gage Den
Observation-Disclosures Eronotheus ar.
gelhmieoet.
Pun lit and Dies Sogen. lriis
WfGrhenlmo pom &riea umIpien
uno balo miro oos gon5e @ebirge boz
Der @itt oes Samples e~rorobnen.
Bein es Den HitIien aud gelun.
gen ipor, IN iehs Sabr3ebnte longer
admpfen &aufoiien 81 erobern mn
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miro Dos 9omermort oes Gropbeten

miro Dos Gomermort oes 9ropbeten
iea Zen.
IS Idpebte ME EN- @ebeimntS
iiber oieien @isgebirgen; ieoer fiblta
eS un0 fo11nte es oon nid)t lagen,
mds es lpar - nber nun miro es 1id)
offenbaren: Die gistore oes Glbrus
l1no aasbef meroen ii1 auftin, utlb
Der 8eilt S6unpls, Ser lolangc
ld)lief, miro nit leinen bnnoerttau-
ler1o &eloen b~erporgeben mie cine
aleS peri6lingenoe @olfe. 9ie gerg-
polfer peroen tpie Die er5iirnten $50
gen oeS geref iiber bos 2ano bruu=
len, uno IN BEN Siniterniiien Ser On
riallhlndt, Der idredli6iten Shlnft
oleier groe meroen sic @ebeine Ser
rllfii6en nnteroriifer bIeiden.
3allide, Sabine oes Bropbeten,
ilber &aufaiien, oas MarhenlanS,
nno glib es oenen 5uriif, oie es be-
iaBenf
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-
@os lit aus ben SreiBigtalienO
Delitiden i'm ruiiiidt falfdfiden &c.
biet gefueroen2 Sic battelf 0eutfher
|6leiB IND, oel,tide Mrbeit IN oies
ferne @ebirgsIanb gebroht, ntebr
ais 8mm5ie blibenbe @oIonien ans
gelegt (oie idonite lit &elenentdl bel
|Tiffis) nno ben ruffiIdJen ySerren"
10 ettpus mie 9ronung uno mid)
elm bisdel1 IuBenfultlr beieebradt.
@ott peiB. tpas aus unieren faufaii.
ihen 0eutiden gemorben it'll 8iel-
leiht fommen ole nor6ringenoell
@fobommeomer aiid] ibnen nod
redt5eitig ais Sdiiber mo 9efreier
Der Sslam bat tiefe @urseIn IN
nieiem ieltianen 9an0e geidlaaen.
Sic Crime fSobne, Die Dor Den Siio-
loren oes aaufaius cntront lit, Mrs
halO ouh I'M SSnnern oes 8ebirues
pebett uu0 rauiden, ulo IN oie Silt.
ten, Die bod an ben IeIien b1nqell
un6 iop1iid) aus 2ebm uno freuaoli-
dein 0rcd 5uiammengeboden Iin0,
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WeiM1fts= &aletsner
OOIs umO &Uhte.

Bir baIten bic bette ao1le nmo bas
bette BrennbnI8. Brouiert ms. GsIa5e
@pph & GDal GD. grodett 6053. Scenes
Eel. 1911.
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0pteIs.
7 ALAMO.

325 Mamo Blnsa- bnbi6 mSblier!e
refine 3immer. soc. 75c, 81 per Sag;
$500 n1lo atftpdrts per ISOLDE. Simmer
NIT 2 Betteil $500 per ISOLDE, MIfes
Selephon grodett 658.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
ADMIRAL DEWEY, 70,
TAKES EARLY RIDE
After Canter in the Park Re-
ceives Daniels and Reads
S%hipmates' Messages.

wAsHINGroN. Dec. 26.-Admiral George
Dewey celebrated his seventy-eighth
birthday to-day. Hale and hearty de-
SPITE his advanced years the veteran
naval fighter went horseback riding
soon after ,daybreak. This afternoon
he and Mrs. Dewey took their customary
drive through the Washington parks.
Between time the Admiral received
many calls from members OF the navy
set. including Secretary and Mrs. Dan
tells. All day long messenger bows
brought him kilograms of congratulation
from old shipmates in all parts Of the
world.
Admiral Dewey still presides over the
deliberations of the General Board of
the navy and is one of the stanchest
ad vocates of better naval preparedness.
He was part author OF the July report
Of the board calling for the creation by
1925 OF a navy AZ big n as powerful
AZ any in the world. Admiral Dewey
Is firm in the opinion that the United
States navy must have as good IL not
better fighting ships than hose of any
other country to hold its place In the
wcrld and maintain the policies and doe.
trines for which this country stands.
Like many other careful naval observ.
ers the man who whipped the Spanish
fleet In Manila Bay believes that the
Monroe Doctrine must steadily add &c
I the responsibilities OF the United States
and II this country IL not in position &c
back up this doctrine with force thu
doctrine must fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
MAIL FRAUDS ARE
TAKING Big SLUMP
Honest Advertising Cam.
paigns Are Killing sect Rich
Quick" Enterprises.
POSTAL LOTTERY THRIVES

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.--Honest adver-
Using campaigns undertaken by busi-
ness organizations. publishers and ad-
ver,ising men in cooperation with the
Post Office Department are sounding the
knell OF get rich quick" and other
fraudulent enterprises. according to h
annual report OF the Solicitor q the
Department. made public to-day.
1T is clear says the Solicitor. that
the strict enforcement OF the law Is hav-
ing a deterrent effect upon many pro-
moters who have hitherto relied for a
livelihood on the conduct of schemes TO
defraud through the mails. The schemes
now being brought to the attention OF
the Office are generally speaking not so
fagran;ly fraudulent as those presented
during the preceding years OF this ad-
mlnistratlon. and IL is nov the exception
rather than the rule to find the promoter
OF a business against which "A fraud
order has been issued attempting TO re-
sumo such business under another name
The decay of this once thriving in
dustry. the report continues. has been
brought about not only BY the Post OF
flee Department but by the newspaper
and magazine publishers, advertising or
ganizations and other agencies which
have cooperated with the Federal au.
thorities and made the fraudulen,
chemes dangerous and Improbable.
Lotteries, however, thrive still in new
guises. These" the report explains
are of such infinite variety that their
description would he an endless task
They m from the simple rafie fol
small sums TO the most ~stupendous enter.
prises involving hundreds of thousands
OF dollars each, n aside from the lot.
terry feature many OF them abound In
fraud. Included among the latter are
so-called bond investment schemes. homt
purchasing plans, endless chain enter,
great magnitude.
"One recent stock selling scheme in,
volved the raising of $4,000. 900 ant
provided for the distribution OF $500, 90,
in prizes. In another the first CRANE
prize was alleged TO amount 10 slO2.i00.
The Solicitor also calls attention to III,
fact that the law prohibits the mailing o.
dunning postcards. This time honoret
institution. the postcard dun. still
thrivee.
Perhaps the greatest mou OF cor
~respondence with reference 20 the las
named law" prohibiting the mailing o
scurrilous. defamatory or threatenin,
m~atter--'has been upon the subject o
dunning postal cards. says the solicitor
at Is held that the Law renders un
mailable cards by which II appears tina
the ADDRESSED in being dunned for al
amount hat is past due. 1t would ap
pear that II great many business mel
and collection agencies throughout tn,
country are not aware that the law Il
applicable 10 such matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-27
TO PROMOTE IRISH INFLUENCE
Justice Wauhope Lynn speaks Re-
fore Erigena society.

Justice Wauhope.Lynn was the prin-
cipal speaker at the first meeting OF the
Erigena Society, whose object is ITO
propagate knowledge of Irish and Celtic
literature. genius, influence and history
and also to wage war against deliberate
or ignorant Misrepresentation of these
subjects" which was held Friday eve
ming in the studio of Nine. Eunice 81.
clair Martens at the Hotel oxford.
James Dunn. . Pinehurst Terrace.
was appointed temporary secretary TO
receive applications for membership.