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The evening world., 1915-01-28
pDSPEGTSTRAPPtD
BylDEIECT|M WHOM
HSUED FOR $4,000
Robert Foley, Who, Police Say,
Is Clever Shoplifter, Caught
In Maiden Lane Store.

Nobsrt Foley. alias Thomas Rich
80, thirty-eiGht, was arraisned to-
~ IN ths Tombs Police Court
Il1aeU6d With shopliftins.
>Ths, polies charge he v one Of the
dosvsssss "psnnyweighters" and shop
1lftsrs in the country. They say that
- ~ bsen arrested in this city. IN
Baltimore and Philadelphia. but has
Always esc:1Sd conviction.
He was ARRESTED yesterday after
Dson By Detectives Collins and saw
80 ~ he was leaving the Gorham
Manufacturing Company store, Nos.
= and II Maiden Lane.
Lieut.. Collins arrested Foley I'VE
ysarv ago. charging him with shop
lifting IN saks's store. Foley was
tried. protesting vigorously. Tho de-
tective and the people at Saks's failed
% secure q conviction and as soon
a. Foley was discharged he brought
suit for 5000 damages against both
0ats and Collins. He also preferred
charges against the detective. The
nufts were never brought to trial nor
ala the alleged shoplifter appear to
press the charges against Collins.
When the lieutenant saw Foley en-
toe the 0orham store yesterday he
telophoned into the store to watch
him. Charles Hoffman notified the
detectives when Foley was about to
%.
He was searched and. according to
Collins and Savage, the following ar
>t1clss were found upon him: A sill
kSer handle whiskbroom and o silver
handle shaving brush which were
idsntifled a. belonging to the store:
. diamond locket, two gold rings, one
q seal ring and the other set with
two diamonds and a sapphire and n
single pearl earring.
Foley was indignant at his arrest.
oayinG that he was a merchant and
The evening world., 1915-01-28
PEEYSH, CONSnPATED CHILDREN
LOVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP Of FIGS

hours all the foul. constipsted waste.
undigested food and sour bile gently
moves out Of It's little bowels and you
have . well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children TO
take this harmless fruit laxative; they
love its delicious taste, and il always
makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for Q 30 cent bottle
o. California Syrup Of Figs." which has
directions for babies, children Of al ages,
and for grown-ups plainly on each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeits sold here. Get
the genuine. made by California Fig
Syrup Copany." Refuse any other
kind with contempt.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1915-01-28
Harmless fruit laxative
cleauses stomach, liver
and bowels.

Look at the tongue. motheri n
coated, Il 10 . sure sign that your little
ones stomach, liver and bowels need .
gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When pcevish, cross. listless, pale,
doesn't sleep. eat or act naturally. or IL
feverish. stomach sour, breath bad. has
stomach ache, sore throat, diarrhoea,
full Of cold. give a teaspoonful Of "Cali-
fornia Syrup Of Figs" and in just few
The evening world., 1915-01-28
Friday Clearances in
Seasonable Merchandise.

Nen's erweAr--ribbed--hea
winter weight-shirts and 0rswsfa-
tan or Gray-aii sisss-rsg. ~ 10
Mems Fancy vssts--this ssason's III
moAsls-Seg. 9i.sS. ...1s60
oir,s ana Boys Union Suits
fieeced-white and ecru-hi9h neck
long slssyes,-ank's 'snssh- ~
req. ~ ana ~. s85
Womsn's Cotton vssts--flsscsA-
isngth drswsrs--rse. .3e...... 40
Womsa's Cotton Union euits-aew
nsck-sihew sissvss--high neck.
long or elbow slssvas--Gnkle length
drawsee-p>sssst goods--
reg. v1.1v. ............'....s sJW
Clssrsness wssssa's Ready 70 Wear
Hate-ailk velvet-stylish1y
tsima-wsrs sass. ........s.3.00
oirit Trsm'l psess Hsts-
w. W: g S,. ssa;:o.:...::s:Bs
cisersnces Of Little Tots cqrd
S ei,.s to ! yss' feer'o' ana ''''''-
were H.ss,o a7m. Las to 4.ss
womsn's Cashmere 0ioves--
black and brows-reg. o.. 80
womsp's Kid 0ioyss-3-ciasp--
black. white and tan-spscial.. 30
RED Ticket Lot wemsn's sink Hoe
Sleok o. taA--lislS garter top
iisls epls End tos-hlsh hp1ioSd heea-
reg. - cts. ................... 40
Meas anA wense's Initial HGk'fs-
pure nnen-orosen assor4ment-
cts. g.. .............0 FOR 30
wensa's Nl'k'fs-eurs iiasa q
oAe1Roek AW0-~WAlto ~
cold smb'A corner. .12x
nd Ttahst Ies Q! HY1d vei,ss--
~ to iAch-od1 pssoes--
sli0htly sotls6-eS6. .<o....... -
Hand Dsss--bleeh lseAhsr, sllA mears
ene velvst-et!k and lsathss hAs9-
instead OF ~. ............... 80
Special Purchase Of Hair Oynaaeuss,
sholl. deml-shsll and demi- amber
Values ~ 70 rs. ............ ~
Pearl Nssklseee-Ueduatsl o.
untfoeu4-VasiouS lsngths-Also
colorsd novslttss-Vaius 49,. 10
Rogers Knives, silver plated on
steel. also Forks-silver plated On
German silver baso-
reg. 90 and ei.36 half dos. =. .. "a
Triple Plated Serving 0poons--
well known make--Special. Il 40
% Ct Rapid Flow Fountain Syringe
red RUBBER and . quart. 40
si.As ivory Tint HAIR Brushes. Il 90
The evening world., 1915-01-28
Last Two Days Of
January Sale.
Buy at Sale Prices.

Evssy Itso . 0saalns nasgaas.
rSrd wide Mvslins--
Yssa wias niesehss-vai. 49,. ~
YssA wide Bisachsd Warren
Muslins--olose and fine. ana %.
zach unbleachso--woPth &c.. ~
<s-ineh BieaehsA Nssiins --wsssh az
W.!neh, ssI:sohsd MSsiins-- o..
reg. ION ............. TN
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Upholstery Values from
Last Weeks Auction Purchase
also
Clearances 4 January Sale Values
l.> n. a. cAL


Fine serim prapsries-satin effect
and Arabian--vaius .aS. ...... IN
New c.ssmsct DrspsrI:s--douSis
Or cream ground
10 Ct quality. ................ on
<6-inch Imported Madras--
small o. large designs or
With double bordsrs. .......... 40
Art Taffstss and Cretonnss--
chints. Orisntai and stripe
dssigns--ssG. .O........,..... 10
Novelty serim curtains-whits and
usually Si.H ................. 1T
Ss-inch New Curtain Musiins--
s ss9'' .,s a''.. 'u'oe.- ~
5o-inch sunfsst Popiins and shaki--
value SO TO ll.io............. 80
s0-inoh vsiours-bsst colorings--
el.ts quality ................. 90
Reversible Oriental Couch Covers-
extra wids--value ei.7s. 1.8S
SILK Table gcsrfs--two toned
color ings-vslus ei.3s...,.... .08
Blk Frou Erou Damasks ana Art
SILK venetians--
Value Sass .................7.0
Fine Merc'xd Repp Portisres--
gimp edge-valus e7,es. .....4,08
Unfadabis Light Weight Damask
Portisrss--rose, gold. green.
crowns. etc.--vaiue eS.ss. Abs
Mfrs sample Portterss-vslour.
SILK Damssk. Mercerised. Armurs
ana Ts'''Wss ss,;i double 90 70 S'SS
Iuptd Panel Curtsi on
fpsnch Net--whtts or Asahi0D-
Marie Antetnetts dssigne-
x x:I:: lt3s:::.::.::::::...10 4.
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Doo1Ass - TsGks.
Full and s!ssss0,,*ssss'rA sestyss-
Full AZ s.:ss.s:ss tiohins-
worth t3.ss. .0Alo 1.00
Blssched chee.ecioth--
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lived at No. 11s Adelphi Street,
Brooklyn. Lieut.. Collins reminded
him of the Saks incident, but Foley
The evening world., 1915-01-28
SATIN BACK vHLvura

II. Boxer q Co.'S
fine steel Shssrs. ~. - /.
Imported Steel ssiss:ss !. {
s 8: e. r.! ss s.::: .....h !
Wsstsnhslg o2(soees. ...oa
nssssnshse's sAsess.y,.. - Z
80 Ia:';s
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had no recollection Of Il.
He claimed the goods found on him
were his
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-17

Dear Santa Claus:
| tried so hard to talk to you last
night. but the line was too busy. 20
mother is writing for me to tell you
what / want. l would like to have
doll that goes to sleep and q box Of
paints and a paint book Your little
friend,
HELEN VIRGINIA HUNT.
81 Second avenue.
P. S.-Santa, we are going to leave
the front door unlocked. for you, SO
just walk in.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-17

friend,
HELEN VIRGINIA HUNT.
81 Second avenue.
p. S.-Santa, we are going to leave
the front door unlocked. for you, SO
just walk in.
Dear Santa Claus:
am II years old and live on North
street, the second house past the rail-
road. / want you to send me for
Christmas a pair of shoes. size 4, EE
width, and five yards of dress mater
ial for Christmas, and trimming to
suit. Santa, I thank you so much IL
you do SO. Yours truly,
ETHEL CARLISLE.
Dear old Santa Claus:
have never wanted a telephone
as much as I do tonight. for 1 want
to talk to you. But as I can't talk
to you over the phone, I'll write you
a letter. / want nice little stove
so 1 can cook my dollies some cook
les and good things to eat. II you
haven't a stove among your things.
just anything you want to bring me
will be all right, only don't forget to
come. Your little friend,
JOSEPHINE PRICE.
62 Second avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a good bicycle
My age is IL years. From your friend,
JOHN FROMBERGER.
21 Baker street.
Dear Santa Claus:
Could l have a wheel? II you can't
get it. well, give me doll with white
dress and white shoes and real gold
hair and my name is Ruth and I live
on Coates and Harvey.
RUTH CARTER
Daytona Beach.
Dear Santa Claus:
l could not get you on the phone to
speak to you. l would like pen knife
WILLIE PARSONS
Daytona Beach.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me an air rifle, Nee
coma set and an electric motor
SPERO LADAS.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a big baby doll and
a doll carriage with a top to it.
have no papa. l am nine years old.
Goodbye. Wishing you a merry
Christmas, from
RUBY BROWN.
Charles street, Palmetto Park.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a little hoe and
rake, dolly with curls on il. a little
axe, little tin plates and coffee pot, a
dish pan, and tea set. Lovingly.
HARRIET RoXBY.
Dear Santa:
am IL years old. Bring me a.
bat and ball and nit and a glove
and some firecrackers, a blank pistol
and some cartridges and a top. Your
friend, ROBERT BROWN
Dear Santa:
Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a drum and a non
gun and box of crayon and a little
uto. am little boy six years old.
live on West Volusia avenue. Mama
wrote this for me. Your little boy.
EDDIE SLOUGH.
Dear Santa Claus:
we tried long time last night to
get you over the phone, but you were
so busy talking to other little girls
and boys we couldn't talk to you, so
now have to have my grandma write
to you. My name is Dorothy Blyden-
burg. / live at 29 Baker street. /
am six years old. l would like you to
please bring me a pair OF roller
skates If You have any and some can
dy. My sisters name is Florence
She is three years old. She wants
hob 1zll
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-17

.
Dear Santa Claus:
] am little boy two years old. /
would like for my Christmas presents
this year, q wagon. a ball, q horn, q
book with lots of pictures in it, some
blocks and rocky horse. If you can
bring all want, Santa, you may bring
It please to
RAYMOND BALL.
1S Baker street.
Dear Santa:
! am only year and half old and
want you to bring me dollie that
won't break. Santa. / have a little
sister months old and want you to
plaese bring her bracelet.
Ny name is
KATHERINE PELLETT.
10S Belleview avenue.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me q tennis racket and
tennis ball. l am 13 years old.
DOROTHY KLOCK.
413 South Palmetto avenue.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a train that runs
! around on . track or q good book.
am hve years old and live on the
beach in the fifth house north of the
sNeptune hotel With best wishes to
Santa and the Daily News. Your
little friend.
WALTER BRADDoCK.
Dear Santa Claus:
] sent you letter for a pair of
shoes. want black patent feathers
with gray tops. My name is Thelma
ziegler. My fathers name is George
+. Z1egler. live at the Arcade. In
my last letter, didn't ask for
spring bracelet with a watch, but I
would like one. am ten years old.
For the size Of my shoes are 1 I'D.
live at the Arcade, Flat No. 2.
THELMA zIEGLER.
O6ar SANTA:
Please send me a little boat for
Christmas. Yours truly,
BOB MYERS.
312 South Ridgewood avenue.
Dear Santa:
am q good boy six years old, from
London, Ohio. / am going to spend
my first Christmas in Florida, and
you will find me at 322 South Pal
metto avenue. Please bring me a
Ford automobile, shotgun, a draw
Ing book and blackboard. hobby
horse, candy, oranges, cakes and nuts,
Ferris wheel, Indian suit.
AUSTIN EAGLETON.
Dear Santa Claus:s
Please send me a coat for Christ.
old. Your little friend,
BERNICE BROWN.
Dear Santa Claus:
am Bernice, age nine. My moth
er's name is Mrs. W. R. Smith. Dear
old Santa, / want big doll and a
wheel, too. But don't forget little
Virginia. Your little friend,
BERNICE SMITH.
Kingston, Fla.
Dear Santa:
Please send big doll just like me
so / can hang it on my Christmas
tree. ! am sending you my picture to
remember me by. If 1 don't receive
any present then I'll surely cry.
EDITH BORCHARD.
Is Emmett street.
(Edith's picture shows her to be
a pretty little girl, and / know she
Is good.-SANTA.)
Dear Santa Claus:
l am eight years old have little
brother six years old. and one four
years old. We want little automo-
bile we can ride in, but mama says
she spects 1t will take too much
money. Bring us what you want us
to have. want boat and Harvey
wants a boat too. Wilbur wants a
little bear. We want top and some
nuts and candy. Goodbye. Love to
you. From STANFORD, HARVEY
and WILBUR PENT.
Dear Santa Claus:
wish you would send me a pop
gun for q Christmas present.
FRANCIS RAY WALTON, Age s.
Dear Santa Claus:
tried to phone to you but they
aid busy 20 write little to you
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-17

Dear Santa Claus:
! am IL years old and live on North
street, the second house past the rail-
road. ! want you to send me for
Christmas a pair of shoes. size 4. EE
width, and five yards of dress mater
ial for Christmas. and trimming to
suit. Santa. thank you so much II
you do SO. Yours truly,
ETHEL CARLISLE.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-17

Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a good bicycle.
My age is IL years. From your friend,
JOHN FROMBERGER.
81 Baker street
The sun., 1915-03-12
OFFERS ROCK ISLAND PLAN.
UaiiroRd analyst Points out trx-
cnt Need Of Action.

\ plan for the reorgaui2ation or tho
Rock Island is given by Theodore
Prince. aullNst of railroad finances, In
the March number { MoodUs MdGd.tnc.
Don wh.ru stockholders are urged 10
leave rtrr.m,uatl aud litigation until
tI, road reur-trized. a. the property
IoN -, J. ouev more than litigation.
~ - poirt-d out at the road, has ma q
tuIiag oul cations Of about slj.o00.0oO
tu meet hl Juiy / this year, which re
qureS immediate available cash and
quick action ~ reorgaui izatiou
Nh Prince gives Ms opinion that the
railway company Hrst and refunding
gould a. ousHt to. reutn Unaffected Ia
r"'r-au ztt.un and that tho debenturs
.. ~ 1882 a.e not likely 10 he assessed.
IT," Itl e rcIrst"i2dtion suggested
..dl~ !or tu" raising of s"1.250,UO0 by
th" stockholders OF the railway and ot
the o'd Rock island holding company.
IT, r.tuiu flr tacS" assessments he sug-
tests that q : per cont income deheSi- =
-uie bond be gwen. TO bear Interest II
earned dt tee rate OF =. s and per cent.
respectively in the next three years and
tlrr o. npc. me fNed charge.
TIE equity OF the stockholders OF the
galway company. ne pointed out, is
question before the road Unless s?i,-
0uo. 600 to- 100000 900 cash is ra. sed
,mmcd, t'-ly. says Nj Prince. serious
consequences must befall the stock.
holders
The sun., 1915-03-12
WORKMEN'S BOARD
GETS A Big BOMB
Paper Box Package Filled
With Sluos Sent to Thir-
ticth Floor Of Tower.
POSSIBILITY or \ HOAX

4 package containing several hut not
homb was received ~ the office or the
state Workmen's Compensation Commits
sion on the th'rtieth floor OF the Metro
politan Tower. Madison avenue YES
trrd,y afternoon. Whether the bomb
VAS sent as hoax or as has been done
before. 1s sort Of deroy 20 dlsarm sus-
irion and encourage tho recipient to
orou another similar package containing
% zeal bomb has no. been determined
The package was addressed 10 Mr.
the commiss ION. Stair WO.bmen'- COM
peusit.on Comm,ss on. ! Madison ave-
nue., New York city" and was sent from
Albany 10y means of the American EN-
press Company l. was cent charges
collect. and incidentally MIR O'Connc.l
paid tho charges OF % cents
There vas an oriinar, paper box
som" ten nchcs hy eight 10y eight with
a paper cover hit'uE over u This WAS
Nt1up.' .r % lnp'; %. , hrr' h'u' shade.
on which the address Vt~ written IN ink
.u a rather large and somewhat ornate
hand. Apparently no effort had been
made to disguise the handwriting All
marks had been Srrdt, ,h"I % N. box
win a knife point inside tho cover
was e peuoiled ou;iin" OF a hand.
across vhiei was printed iu pencil. My
,luc't band"
lnsid" VS. p gray!sh brown mass Of
,lay. parity covered by e crumned piece
uf newspaper. The latter vas from %
COPY OF the Youngstown, onto. T'i"-
The sun., 1915-03-12
GIRL WINS LEGITIMACY FIGHT.
Miss Barker to Get Half ~
Grandfnther's SIGO,OUO

Beatrice Arahele Barker sixteen
Near-old daughter Of Mrs Henry F.
nurgelon Of Boston. j. entitled 20
about oue-hilf share iu the $4,000
estate of her grandfather, samuel
y. Barker, under a d. ciaion handed
down by supreme Court Justice Black
mar In Brooklyn yesterday. although
Justice kapper in previous action had
held that the girls father and mother
were never legally married.
Mrs, Dorgeloh, then Estelle whitney.
IL years old. married Alphonsus Murths
on May !. 1897. On juno 2S, 1897, less
than two months later, she married
Barker Al the proceedings before Jus
tice Kapper she testified that she had
always considered the first marriage n
mock ons. Murtha was OF tho same
opinion apparently, for he has since
remarked and is living at Somer-
vile. y. J. Justice Kapper held that the
first marriage was binding and that
therefore the second marriage was null
and void. Barker died in ignorance
Of this.
'If the infants father were now alive" ,"
Justice Blackmar says in his opinion.
"he could maintain an action TO annul
the marriage with the infants mother.
and In such action the infant could be
adJudged legitimate "a 10 him but now
that he IL dead and the action can
no longer he brought IL Is asserted that
she must be branded as illegitimat,."
This he did not believe Just.
The sun., 1915-03-12
EXPECTS CONFESSION
IN RANDALL TRAGEDY
Investigator Not Yet Prepared
to Cause Arrest for In
mates Death.

After continuing the investigation yes
,erdav into the charge that Barney
Feenev, an inmate of a Randall's Island
institution. was beaten to death. AS
sstant District Attorney Toilette said
that he had found no evidence on which
to- cause an arrest. but that he hoped 10
got a confession in support OF the story
that Feeneys skull was fractured while
he was being beaten with a piece OF
rubber hose.
Developments N the Distric. Attor-
ney's investigation OF the alleged murder
of AN inmate on Randalrs Island begun
on Wednesday prompted Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Toilette to say last night
that no evidence had been found to sup
port charges against any one with the
death Of Barney Feeney, who died OF a
fractured skull two days after witnesses
say he was beaten with a rubber hose.
Miss i,osanna Harrington. super
vlsing nurse. who refused to answer
uti. stions on Wednesday and was later
.u.urnded 10y Commissioner Kingsbury.
called n; the Charities office in the
Municipal Building yesterday. ready -
fell all she knew She gave important
information She admitted she examined
FreneNs body ana saw many pru'sts'
Every effort IL being made to find the
..dctly who Is accused OF beating Fee
ury. ~, left ;he employ OF tn" depart
,nent several months ago.
The head orderly was closely ques-
TONED regarding the beating. Conm's-
..uner Kiug.bury has two eyewltnesses
who say the head orderly was present
when Foeney wa. struck with the rub
DER nose.
Mrs Mary Dunphy, the aged auperin-
tpndcn, Of :he institutions on Rdndalrs
Island. who ls under suspension on
charges Of neglect In the management OF
the hospitals and schools on the ISLAND
obtained yesterday an extension or time
~ which to make her answer. E.ihu
Root. Jr. ner latest counsel had me
date of She hearing postponed from sat
urday until next Thursday.
The sun., 1915-03-12
$1,000 PUBLIC MARKET
GRAFT, SMITH HEARS
Dock Head Says He Was Told
>cIf-Con>titntcd Watch
man Got Ii.


Il. smith commissioner o.
DOCKS ana F'frles' ana Borough fr"@'-
d"Ht Marks exchanged sta'"m"hts yes
l-r'ay N 'n'ir controversy over m"
Ful' Lee op' % larket. Mt M"rns
charged tlal Nr SW'tn had forced the
,InS.ns "' ne n"rN"' oefor" stand
ho!ueis con-" mo another Ste. NJ"
SWth 'hai'c''r'z"d mat assertion ~
ahSo1n'elE untrue ana ast"uud hr1y
prtp"otcrou'
AEEHiy VINO S'ateS mat fhe DOCK
commissioner ana not CIV" IN" s'aud-
h"inerS 'A ~" open market an opP"r-
'W4iN To hnnh '""r business ana '."Hl
"h' .S @iA'.uS e'W't1.ir mat IS "hso'
The sun., 1915-03-12
Investigator Barclays Re-
port said to BE- Full of
Half Truths.
NEW HOSIERY MILLS
EXCITE RIDlCILE

plant rerresented conditions 80 every
one Of th.s. industries
THE report talks lhou' tho new
hosiery mills that have Epu" up You
ought 10 SOC somc NJ these mills mat
Mr Relhel beiieVrs a,e dcplt our
business Most OF th"m are TWO 10y four
affairs that couldn't affect anybody.
Anybody with So 'an star: one of
them and vet We ,r" told that eucn
corcrI ns are responsible 10. 'he io~S Vt
business that great concerns Of years
standiug are experiencing
We are informed that the war has
stopped inpnltatiOrs and that there
fore competition from abroad. made
possible by the tariff. could not possibly
AFFECT ua Wei. the imports are siill
very great. IS the statistics OF Mi Rcd
ne, I't department will show. And 1t is
further tho helief of our assoc iatIon that
II it hAdut been for In" war. which has
hrought US Some business, our .ndus'' es
would nave been forced go oi0sc down
ali Og,th,r.
The sun., 1915-03-12
STATE BONDS IN DEMAND.
small Investors Reported Keen fol
New Issue.

An unusually large demand from tho
small Investor FOR the NeN York state
-, per cent uds ot the $4,000 0oO
issue sold 10y the state on Wednesday
was reported by members of the Harris,
For',eS- National city Rank syndicate
yesterday II was said that IN no "a
cent ssue of state bonds has the de-
nand from the small purchaser made
itself SO prominent.
The bonds are got being permitted to
go itto sneculat'v" channels. Transac-
tious ou the culb yesterday IN only 2s0
bonds x owed that the managers Of the
syndicate are exercising a restrainiHs
hand on speculative distribution. Tho
The sun., 1915-03-12

VIII March Down Fifth Avenue tn
Embark for Panama

ARRANGEMENTS were completed last
night by Col. IL. +, Glenn, chlef uf Ma
ior-Ien Leonard Woods stan. and Dock
Commissioner n A e. Smith for a pa
rade of the entire Tweuty-ninth Infan-
try. y. s., A. down Fifth avenue and
Broadway 20 the Eatt"ry ON Mar'h H.,
prior 10 the embarkatlon Of tn" rrgi-
ment to relieve tho Twenty-second In
fantry At Panama.
The regiment one battalion Of which
has been stationed at GuNcruur- Island
and the other two at Iiuffalu and Nj
agara. will be reviewed AZ 'itN Han Ivy
Mayor Mitchell and tn" other ciiy ofh-
cials Tho Sevcnty-lrst Regiment, Y.
O. n Y; "A field battery. y - y V,
. cavalry troop and regiment OF the
Coast Artillery Will escort Ia" Twenty
ainth. which will lchy" that afternoon
from Woehawken on the United States
transport ijuford
The sun., 1915-03-12
TWILIGHT BABIES IN SHOW.
Big Group of Them ut Grand Gem
traI Palace To-day.

what q, d"s'r'hed as ";h- largest
group Of paiul ss babies ever assembled
loo this country" will he placed OF eNhi-
.i,.op az Q o'clock mis- afternoon at the
;raud central Palace. whore the Tw-
tsnt S.ecr Association = holding an eX-
pusIt.pn.
IN ,h" group will he number OF Ger-
msu babies born at the Frelburg Frau
-rkNu.k and whose mothers are large V
re>por -'u'" for Introducing tho practice
~ twilight sleep INTO his country Tn"
o'h"r babies VII b" from the several
hospitals In New York where twilight
sleep - administered