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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
81 MNlO\S.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN-
~ Edward Ridley. Ida Ridley and
Henry T. Ridley. as Executors 81 and
Trustees under the Las; WIN and Tesla
Iuent ~ Arthur i. Ridley. deceased. Plain
tins against Flols n. Whitaker. Jacob r.
Hilderhrandt and Mary j. Hllderhrandt. his
VIE. Fanny dre'uebaum. Libbie Flelg,
New York England Holding Company. llar-
old NJ Greenebauw and Jane Greene
baum. his wife. said name Jane being
fictitious defendants real first name being
unknown To plaintiffs. Empire Electric
Sign Company. Garden Brewing * Bottling
company. David Weiss Seminole Distilling
X Distributing Company. Adolph Prince.
John Doe. Jane Doc. Joseph Doe,
Doe" "Patric,. Doe Thomas Doe"
John Roc" James Roe "Jo-eph Roe"
Edward Roe" William Roe" Michael
Roe" Patrick Roe" and Thomas Roe"
lie lanes OF the sixteen last named oe-
PENDANTS being fictitious. their real nan .
being unknown TO plaintiffs. and all b. ng
tenants Ia the premises affected by he
within action, Defendants. SUMMONS.
TO fhe above named defendants amt
each OK them. You are hereby summoned
TO answer the complaint In this action and
to serve copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty day,
after the service OF this summons. eNclu-
Stye 81 the day % service; and In case Of
your failure TO appear %" answer. Judgment
VIII be taken against you by default FOR
the relief demanded 10 the complaint
Dated New York CITY. July ljth. 1915.
Yours. etc,
ITERHAET ~ GRAHAM
A.torneys for plaintiffs. once a T. O.
Address. - Cedar street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
To the above named defendants. FlOrls T.
whitaker Jacob r. Huder5randt and
Mary J. H.!dcrbrandt. his wife. The fore
going summons IS ssrved upon you by
publication pursuant 20 an order Of Hon.
Edward h Flach, Justice Of the Supreme
Court ~ the state Of New York dated the
l4th day Of september 1915 ana MED with
the complaint in the o.'ice Of the Clerk 81
the County ~ New York A. the County
Court House IN the Borough Of Manhattan.
city and state Of New York on the 18th
day Of September. 1915. the original sum-
mons and complaint having been flcd in
the said County on the 18Th day OF July.
1915
dated New York. September 18th. 1918.
ITERHART & GRAHAM
Attorneys for plaintiffs. once & p O.
Address = Cedar Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York cts.
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MAY FREE FOUR UNION MEN
Justice Tompk,ns Will'Rule in Murder
Case This Morning.

Following requests by both defence
and prosecution justice TompkinS. IN
the Criminal Branch OF the Supreme
Court. Yesterday morning extended
unit : O'Clock last night the time Of
the submission OF briefs on the motion
made To di miss the indictments OF the
seven members Of the Cloak and Suit
Makers Union. charged with the muir
der Of Herman LiebowitZ.
Justice Tompkins announced that he
would render his decision on the mo-
ton when court opened at 10 o'clock
this morning lie also said he was in
clined 10 discharge four of the defend
ants Solomon Metz. Julius Woolk.
Abraham Weidinger and Isidor Auspitz.
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tives say. that they were thrown into
the smaller stream and were carried
down into the river.
Another significant fact Is that al
the babies have been found early IN
the evening. between the hours OF .
and : None had been in the water
more than few hours when reeoV-
cred
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IS DEAD In RIVER,
BABY MYSTERY
hiding of Two More Bod
les Of BuShWiCk Creek
Stirs the Coroner.

The bodies % two babies. oach day
old, were found IN the East River of
Bushwick Greek last night. Their dis
covery swells me total Of bodies Of in
f,ntS recovered from the waters near
Greenpoint IN fnc last four weeks 70
ffteen. Mutilated fragments Of other
little bodies have been found. and de-
tectives OF the seventh branch bureau
arc searching for persons who Coro-
ncr Wagner believes are making IL a
practice 10 do away with now born
children
Joseph Miller. OF % Diamond street.
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FIRE RECORD.

y VI
S25-.la EaJ l2ls' S.. Max Gardniel 'rirlug
il5-if- lst az iue,ds Steam LAundp Go
tlfug
{ o5-lSs1 Amsterdam av. auto. cry - New
YORK. goa.
. 30 .1a clinton 81 sarah GiHsherg. trinius
II o. 3l3 Last lt5tn ST.. Frank Custer aud others
uuhfuN4.
n e0--5n East lNsfh So Rose LielsirIcker. slight.
n ai-l4l tasi lt'h ST.. Marie klugler. trining
T.. NJ
= j0-l3ith %. and Pal av. Charles Fisher &
60 art others 81 500
l.,0--ljSj Washington av . Edgar Gayuor; slight.
! l. $40 dth 49,. Harry landou. Ao damage
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ab,ef, without leave reporei sick: D. j. N' co.,
ma. t-Ntb Juy f. absent from post coming rom
49,. A iMglc5 IS! jug -. failed 2"
enter In memorandum book that Dee h'd 'ah'' I"
prisoner 90 Che station house " ,
Dismissed. Pt.un. II. J. Held. 2N'h. 30 D..
Appointed Special PstroIman. " II hr..e' "l'h
Lois Wauanai.rr Broadway. bet sfn and l'.n si-..
N.nI-n.t.r S.rI =
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WORK WANTED.
Females.

ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN desires
position as social -ecretar, 90 compan-
ion; willing to travel or locate away from
New York; well educated and from good
AIRY expected. Address W, 80, 40, Trib-
une Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male,


BUTLER Waitress Swiss: er.. class e,cei'.n,
reference. apartment preferred Miss Shtlshaessy
J. West i2nd Street
Female
A -omlds nuSe or nursery sove-u-ss. youn ,
scotch eemani two and oae half years refere,r.,
$50 L.. Miss EOfmayrrs Aseucy 10 y asd :,
lst floor. Tel S9t1 MURRAY I'M
COON. rhsmbcunsid. Mattresses; Fnnish sifls
les, reference. city country Jussii. lrenrv
ls5 Esst 18th - PlNs. ass
COT iiE Cook. general houscwork: man useful
woman waiiins AID test reference tFiut,,bl
-ussila Ascncy lS Ess, 5sth 81 Plaza i,s4
liOI sENORKER--Y Young Irish .rl. CITY f,,,n,.
$50. no laundry. j Miss Iiofmaysr, lsc"c,
10 D. fid -. ist floor. Tcl. Sst5 Murray iiW -
liVD SiWokhEh- innish A ericau. strong. will.
~. city nr cnuuirs. excellent reference Iehti.
Asrl,5 ~ b. 18th Il Phone i5is Harlem
nor SLMORktR Swiss. excellent cook and 49,,
iess. wage So. four yesn' ciiy re'c-srces rify
preferred Miss sh.usiiuessy Agency. II " GA 81
WASHING taken home. two swedish iaundrssSe. .
open air dDhs q. Abrahsmson. 1891 ID Az
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WIRELESS REPORTs.

The y,,ur Austrian. reported a, 1913 miic' .As,
~ SANDY Hook a. m yesterday. Is eipeo''u ~
dock This forenoon 49, q, -
T1ir I,pagne time and position NOT S'''" " -
rcctcd dock tbs forenoon.
The 81 Paul. lime snd position not gwen " -
perfed 20 iork Ills afternoon
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SURRUGATEc NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF
Honorable John +. COhalan Il Surrogate
~ the Count Of New York NOTICE is
hereby given o all persons aving clFlm,
ass.nst n IVasI BOOcocl. late OF the
COUNT Of Ntw York deceased. 10 present
the same. IN vouchers thereof 20 tho
suhscrib 7. a. Is place u transacting bust
ness. 80 $50 tifth Avenue N The CITY OF
New Yor6. on or before the goth day OF
November next
Dated. New York the 9Th day 81 May
1918 ASTOR TRUST COMPANY.
,,.,,,.... Executor
WHITE & CASE
Attorneys for Executor. No IL wan
street. borough Of Manhattan. New
York city
N rTRsrANCF OF AZ ORDER or HONoRA.
he John !. 'ohslsn. Surrogate u the County
o' New iors notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
harns aims against Caroline Sleeper Hsrpcr. late
~ The County ~ New Ynrr. deceased. % present
ne same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
thelr pltco - tfansartlug business az the 0rs u
iheir sitoflc}. JohI L Clark. No - Nassau street
~ The cry ~ New York. 90 % before the Let day
Ct March nett.
Dated. Nes iors the I'm iav ~ August. 1918
GEORGE I. HIVES.
HENHY : HARPER
HARPER SitLlMAN
LUIS JAMES PHELPS.
JOHN G CLARK Attorney Tor Executors g N1-
eau street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
ADV ERTISENENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Meat in the
Triangle Cocoanut

good many folks surprised TO find us so cheeru all
this week when days the Knckerbocker Theatre was
closed altogether until today anybody who wanted
to get in has been shooed from Broadway Sixth Avenue and
around to the side entrance in Theghh Street by attentive
policemen We of other things that began
a week ago-and have been going since.
Listen
The really important happened Thursday nshtvhen
New York Knickerbocker Paywth enthusiasm
could half way the block.
more important thing amazingly unusual hap
pend on Friday every newspaper repeated the Yes
Of the Knickerbocker
The most important thing happening day by day
then signed contracts for the show
ing of Triangle Plays at moving picture cities amounting
to millions year-and will be nearly four weeks still
single Play is released exhibitor Think Of it,
you that the loss Of few days business at the
Knckerbocker s. small detail!
-Four Monday plays showing here VIII
begin appearing moving picture theatres Of the higher types in other
country Many prints" each picture have been made
and will city deghtq the audience Of theatre In
always returning its weekly rental the head office hare
in New York
And they 60 they been shown cry ana
town village the border Canada; and
and Germany and England and China and TIM
buctoo
fantastc fact For not only contracts
actually being made today country but negotiations
completion all of Europe Australia and South America
Soft you have seeing first Triangle Plays here In New
Yorh-cheer up, They later and them
San Francisco, London.
be big the Knikerbocxa1
well known
the orchestra and the bgness OF the
will be impossible in the smaller house
may the fashionable Broadway audience and rs
scarcely likely you'll find such collection Of pretty girls fascinating costumes
show YOU o loge your at the Knickerboker
settings will all be there
theatre shows Triangle Plays indication thai
its good theatre in every
You will dominating Dustin FaInum carry Of the
kicking bride the frightened paron them
the pistols point
Raymond viii
funny jersey City
they Broadway tonight.
Douglas Fairbanks will be dotc and ughabe and
ab and na Owen will be beautiful and fetching
maybe Thursday
big will
here And they will more-by contrast
Ye-the big thing has with
and bang that the enthusiastic pos
sibe
Come the Knckerock and
The Broadway open and shall be you
But miss this weeks performance here
shows Triangle Plays later and see it there
Meanwhile get pad and pencil and figure little
And when you've done you will why that cosedup theatre
was one of the cheerfues spots in town this week.
TRIANGLE FILM CORPORATION
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

,,I ne g., 60 , pS, oi RiED & yOoRillhs ~
Mercer street Manhattan. y 'i.,.sni. r, =
hscn this DAY dl.-olyed b, nsss' n5trr Ms %,
RlRD vii continue the hu.lis
name and will sign In liauidsr"n' Bird
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Local oncial Record. The following onrial r.

ui.be., Temperature YESTERDAY 6S dss.ees az %
d M Lowest g. at q M. average. % aver
~ Tor .o.rt.poudng date last year %; a'et~sr Tor
corresponding date lat thirty three year. -
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ARRIVED

Steamers Australia Cseeil. cslcg', jnl l, T.
purDar Aug - and 90 Vincent. ,r,.l
VIM w. 70 ram b52' I w., a, sl,. tsth
t,,,,i., i%o%'' - Ann. "a, ard Montego ia,
Sept r. Kingston snl Port Morent y. 10 '"'
United Fruit o.. WIN fr1i. hai o a 20 aud
pa1t U,.t.'lr. y s. -1. 'o ! whitney TO-
ai,i, vol ruip Ha- a. no an Nal,
o. f,,, S-,i . arI New Orlcal. 22 To- tire
How'd Rrs1i.c.o. nl'h mt.e Bar az 30 m
tniieI -'a-s. Dan. Copenhagen Sep, H.. "t-
uan'a aaI '.r''lan.anllI ~ i' f""'"' '|'''
Wy Toy.n, VAN lIae'. Lor.lon Sep, a. 70 'he
Anchor Line. ~i.l ma-e Bar a. m o. ,,.
'i'" rs,,ms , Sep, DcmcrarS J. trinidad
: Cumsna g. la GuATa -. Puerto 'a.eHo /
rucacas H. curacao a. Jacmel 10. Aux ayes -
Ieremie and rse9ane - PoIi an Pt'ng Tor, 'u 60
Pair and Cape Haitleu "a. % Funcb. Ed7o 20
Win m.iI' and mise Bsr at p,a a. Charleston q.
10 the CLYDE = Co with md'e quarantine a.
80 N. ,.,u o.. -.
Oh Dominion - 60. with mise quarantine ~
raSne, Philadelphia 20 'he CLYDE s. Go. WIKI
jerersan Sevpor; New, and Norfolk. 70 the Old
Dominion s. 60. "i'h ullse Quaf4h'lHf ~ y ]"
SAILED
e...,... r....h = Cuneo co. Port A'io, .l.'
,,,i'.'I', ,lfel. Genoa. - Cecilia ~, ...,,.,i
ptoree- Copenhagen. ~,hih tii,.aw S.v'au
Amcri-in Dr.hl l.9..er ne nel 1 a.
,in.. New orleans. IIlia MAYA S4...@ iI"-r1
Ei.e.f.r. Rotterdam fDu'cn'. h.lt,,.' iRu.I
Chercsfou and Jacssongi..e ,..ls, Nsioana
Arn'.s Nst.i.e. City - Everett. Sabine seaool
nrf tr-hansel san Jarin'o Ge'e'lon M s,r,o,
HN.,ii".gH. ,Rr' s4oniki. Cri.'obal. Cnsto0ai zen
Ts1is on Bordeaux blofne'l"" '-'0''
rldeo.
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Mall BY rail tn Boston
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close y =
$50 . n.
Guam. Philippine. via san Francisco. Sen 10
Transpor ....... .. .-'' ,..-..,..,,
Hawai- Fhlilppih" '"" '" IT, -dsy
Japan Korea Chn,. PHILIPPINES VIA Seat ~, =,
- url M'il', "Aru .t., furiire . oct :
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Forecasts fer Special Lo,stlc--Eastern New
York aud Western .es York. fair to-day and prob
sbN tomorrow.

Eastern Pennsylvania Sul Nev Jersey fair to-
DAY. tomorrow increasing coudinsss probably fo
.o,,rd Us fail az uislu. ,
f.ir TO-DAY. probably heComins unsettled - night
20 morrow rain.
Virginia All West Virginia. cloudy To-Day. pfob
sl.y rain south. 20 morrow rain.
W.sfrrn PENNSYLVANIA probably fair to-day to-
morrow increasing cioudiness. probably RAJ" sohih.
Local Ofhoial Record. The following on'rial record
from tiip weather Bureau shows the chsnges in Tie
trrnuersur. fer the last twenty four hours IN com
pafi,,n ,,'h .ne corresponding date % last yeaf,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
o,,,. ,,n,,,>,ry CoNpA>

Pursuant 20 Section - OF the Ihsu' he
Law % the State OF New 1oI"' =, tuii
undersigned. all being natural per .,fitens
age. and al least two-thirds OF -. "a ~
Of the United States and Al ieas' ys,t 40
a resident OF the state Of W" ,, IN.
hereby declare and publish notice o. ' "a
tcntion 20 form a domestic stock ms a..
corporation to transact the business ~ ,,,'l.r
fly and surety insurance as aulno'' 11'....,-sn6s
subdivision I OF Section 70 OF th' i,rs.ior
Law The name Of the PROPOSED e9T M
= HOME INDEMNITY COMFANi Tvo
amount OF its capital stock D. I" "a oasl
Hundred and Flfty Thousand ''--s,,s u
Dollars The principal and hoine ~, nor
the CORPORATION f. 20 be located IN ~. s-ats
ough OF Manhattan. city. County S"'
DATED. New York. september 29, ,a. > ~ :
GEORGE G. CABELl@ 1hAn,--' u
NETTLEs. JOS. WAhp;n Hcfs.
UoHM A KENNEDY chill. a.
TAV KOMPERT CHARLES I'm E,n
& & HORWAKTH. ALE MI rN.
WOLFF. A. BOMMhi.,. Joseph
BRECH. {. HERRFORTh
DENK.
LEGAL NOTICE -, rank.
Til. Nav Haven County NStionN - ,ss
located I'm the city OF New Haven .1.irs
state OF Connecticut. IL closins w.. al the
All note holders ana other otep ~ nreseni
assoc. alton are hereby notlhru naymenL
the notes and other claims ' pp.Isident
VIZ y a. STODDAPn fres'1'
Dated August IS. lSls
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SuM & % 8GAs
pvEI8s.dX0 81 DdX
h4ap f:Y5'~{ NN \
Woman Suffrage Party.

p m.-'Tber" meeting st Auerbach'' candy
fa,toc iIth A. AMI I'm ~. ,,-...... -
Wal - speaker. Nj. Portis Wills.
Il NJ. TWENTY afth Assembly District meeting al
80 D. m. free school for watchers Al the polls
10 10 9:i5 2. m Thirty second Assembly Dis
,rci. meeting, h, Southern Blue'ald and 1914 ST..
~ southern Boulevard AMI Lons~ood a. aud a.
- Ann as asd 49, s..
D. N. Fr. school ior watchers 81 the polls at
%. ~. ramn anh Assembly District meeting
SIS .. N. (mu assembly Di-,ri-r. n-rns a.
s:so D. m. "rn.rnth Assembly pi,iria meeting
q, S.I ~ aul broadway. speaker. George Gee.
o.. az .. i, M 49,. state csmp,isa Committee.
r,eeiug - erf committee at residence % clairnsn
NN, Ida Proper. ''t.i 60 All itt az
$50 o. N. Twenty seventh Assembly, District !.
--f Assembly District of tle W = T. aud gle
I'm 80, sioria' District COMMITTEE oi tir T. l.
a. northeast corner ~ hf".l"N ana ''ih s'
Women's Political Union.
I, MAN Seventeenth senate District meeting Al
v,ti."H Square speakers. Mr.. Walter chambers
.,o o. m."Twentie,h senate District meeting a,
iosih street AMI rafi A's"ue Speaker. Aiss
AZ 5.4s o. M. Twentieth ~enaie Di.'ric, meeting
,fs,T sfp.et ..I I,ft4 A'e.I.s.
M ,enirenth senate District meeting
p,,,i.s, and Forty eighth street Sgcahers. 81.
Alice Carpenter. Mis- kathleen isylof ~. d.
.o9i,.cr' Fish,y nth street ard Third Avenue.
$50 NJ. Gilbert Ror Mis- Ruth Billiard.
sp. m. rseuf, fr.i and Isenp .e.unl senate
q. rrirfs Y0lccirs, speech in l-iiofl Far.
-. m.-Teeup nri al lNrn} second Senale
a.fri,fs meeting lufcryac Afenar AL 1881 street
Snf,ter. Mrs irving Crane Mr.. Ann W hntch-
Or n.-TSentlsth senate District meeting Mine
4, ninth sffeet and Firh Avenue. speaker Nh.
FIa t;uiifnrd. Alexander Law.
kns. county Woman sur az A.,o-,liion 'res
AZ MEETING ~ ff, rDrnef Of Hslf0fd Avenue and
Ifproln Piscc NJ. Annie =. Merritt Nil be Ia
eA.fss Q. TIC ac.iinE
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Shipping Information ana
Marine NeWs OF the Wortd
Vessels Arriving at and Ne
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

surri.. 80 sunset : ~. moon ri''' '0'''
moons age %
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Humidity

n 5000 Ipm.... 20. Sp. m. 80 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30

TIER Waitress. Swiss. fr, class e,csii.nt
reference. apartment preferred. Miss Shtlshaessy.
West iyud Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

the splrit III ths 1o,ooo nArch<rs were
not dAsnpened n the least +,
/ wax both interested ana amazed
by the Inscriptions on the banners.
Deeds, Not Words" one read. Ans
other proclaimed that "a Bullet Made
by Wife May gave Husbands
Life" All struck the same note-a
desire to help In the crisis that the
average Engiishman 10 becoming con-
vinced 10 really upon him. Tables
were placed along the route where wo+
men were urged to register for war
work. Those who signed pledges
themselves 10 accept work In muni-
tions factories after being trained for
Il.
Mr.. Lloyd-George paid compliment
to the women and agreed 20 the pro-
posal to utilize the services of every
body who In willing to work and TO
do all In his power to overcome the
on the part of the unions
against the employment Of women in
certain trades.
He said the women of Great Britain
can help enormously in the conduct
OF the war and registered it as his
opinion that a victory without their
assistance would be a tardy one, and
that victory that tarried would be
one whose footprints were footprints
Of blood. james II. Hare. in Leslie's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
TWO MACHINES JUMP
INTO PORTSMOUTH DOCK

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 21.--Breaking
through the safety gates on the ves-
sci wo-passenger speed automobilo
belonging to and driven by DIR. Kru-
ger Kroneck, of the German convert
ed cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich, and
a seven passenger touring car driven
by w. r. Waldron. I'll Court Street.
Portsmouth, plunged over the end of
the ferry steamer Norfolk County as
the vessel was entering the slip An
Portsmouth. DIR. Kroneck and VALID
ron jumped cut of their cars and
landed on the ferry boat as their ma
chimes plunged into the river.
The Portsm ,uth ferry slip Is blocked
by the two cars on the bottom of the
river Efforts are being made to Sc
cure a wrecker to raise the machines
w. r.. Waldron wrote report ex-
onerating Captain K. r. Wood, master
of the vessel, and the members of the
steamers crew from all blame. The
automobile belonging to DIR. kroneck
was on the end of the ferry boat, di-
rectly ahead Of Waldron's machine.
Waldron cranked his machine while IL
was in gear and the machine started
overheard. He attempted to stop the
car. but in doing so was slightly
bruised.
He yelled to DIR. kroneck, who ap-
piled his brakes, but it was too late.
the heavier machine carrying the
lighter one before 1t. both machines
plunging into the river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
A shorter College Course.

Sensible When the president OF
Harvard suggests an innovation In
education the whole country listens
President Lowell OF Harvard in an ad-
dress on the Economy OF Time in
Education" before the Association Of
American Universities declared that he
would not be opposed to g. college
course OF two years and a graduate
course OF two years in place OF the pre-
sent four years general college course.
The college provide q much more prac-
tical training today than they did even
ten years ago, hut they have not yet
met the case Of the young man desiring
a certain amount OF college training
but who is eager TO enter business and
VINO feels there Is much In the college
course that fails to fit him for a BUSH
ness career. The difference in size be-
tween freshman and senior CLASSES IL
sufficient proof that course Ii re-
Quired that will ft the needs Of the
large numbers who drop out after the
sophomore year. A course that IL de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
ATTORNEY
PAGE MAY BE ELIGIBLE
Can Act as CONFERENCE.-The Attorney
Until People Choose Successor to
Minetree Folkes.

Until the City Attorney and Judge
Richardson have a conference or dis
cussion OF the situation, no steps will
be taken to fiji the place of the late
Commemorative Attorney Folkes.
Assistant City Attorney Anderson
constructs the law as reading that the
judge may appoint man until the
next election. This seems to be the
construction of other eminent LAWYERS
But the question is as to whether the
law means the election, in November
or the municipal election Of next
spring.
The City Council will be chosen at
the election next spring, and 1t Is be-
lieved by many that the Judge may
appoint man to FIN vacancy until
that time, when the people may elect.
The condition, however, does not
warrant such action, as Assistant
Commonwealth's Attornel Charles l..
act until the people have the oppor-
tunity of selecting their own Com
monwealths Attorney.
Mr. Anderson has called the at
tention OF the Mayor 10 the fact that
a vacancy exists The Mayor will have
10 notify the judge. and it rests upon
him as TO whether he shat appoint
a man until the election, or allow the
vacancy to continue SO that the people
may have first choice in selecting the
official
In the meantime the assistant tMr.
Page) may act.
Judge Richardson is not likely to
return to the city until after Septem-
Der /. CITY Attorney Pollard will be
here this week for day or two.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

era in order 10 csnvey TO W that he
is Feeling something, ali. 20 Profound
~. He would have 20 uniearu all his
locking glass grimaces and try to re-
gain the natural mobility Of human
expression.
THE s,isfosaan Of the drama would
also give US most Instructive chapter
on the emergence OF the actor from
the machine. He would hail II as
revolutionary step in the development
OF the drama, without which, In his
opinion. tshe Hamlet that he wor-
ships would never have been possible.
nothing OF our prc-machine
drama. he would not be tempted TO
draw the conclusion that with the
rise and decay of moving pictures the
drama has gone backwards in order
TO go forward again. THE New Re-
public.