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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
NEGRO WILL Be
ELECTROCUTED
Appeals Criminal Court Prevents
Delay; Execution SET for
Friday, October 1S

WlrllouT a rcprieyc from the
w governor ur SOME other unlnr
seen interruption, It now appears
prO,ahle that Henry Bookmuu me-
gro murderer from Mcintosh county
now in the prnilentiury ut MrAC,lcr
viii he clcvtrurulcd on October 20. tU
which date the execution recently WITS
postponed awaiting the result NJ an
appeal 10 the state court ut crimiuol
appeals
John H. McHch of McAlcstcr ur
gro attorney for the condemned man.
was tU have made mn oral argument
before the criminal court ut arirW'
this morning, hut wrote the court
stating tmt illness prevented his np
penring aud asked n continuance ni
sixty days. This the court refused
aud ordered the case submitted. II
Unntlnuci on Last rBgol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
GERMANY MAKES
HER WORD GOOD
BernStOrif Gives Oral Assurance
That Minute Wishes OF U. S. Con-
Cernine Arabic viii Be Met


w N''''''"i i''' wv ' '"''S'
factory settlement ul the issues
between Germany and The United
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today in official quarter after II con.
fpr,.n,,, between President Wusnn and
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count Won hernSt"riI the German
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

/ ONDON, oct D. Whether by de-.
Al lay In tclegraphlc communication
or 10y some other unexplained way
BulgHriu Obtuiued another - hours la
which tu decide her course. The time
limit NJ the Russian utmatum de.
manding that King Ferdinand break
with the central powers dld not eN.
pire yesterday afternoon as had been
reported aud the bulgarian govern
mcnt had the opportunity of delay.
ing lis decision until mldnfternoon
today The Prtrogrnd dispatch max
lux this explanation reached London
This forenoon too lntc for comment
Ia the first editions of the newspa.
pCrs. All followed the lead Of morn.
Ing newspapers that by her silence.
Bulgaria had definitely committed
herself to a Turco 1cutOnlc alliance.
hut with troops ~ the allies ready.
with Russian squadrons In the Black
sea prepared to attack Bulgarian
ports, and With bulgarian forces along
/ both the Serbian and Greek frontiers,
! there was believed ~ be little chance
NJ any development which would pre-
vent Bulgaria from aligning herseI
/ against the allies.
Special dispatches frum Athens as.
sert that Greek sailing ships already
have been pursued by bulgarian rev.
enue cutters, the Greeks being fired
upon, hut escaping.
Official messages reaching London
/ from Athens say the bulgarian pu.
/ thorlties, Immediately after the con.
clusion " the recent convention with
/ Turkey, seized all Greeks aud other
Christians who had fled FROM hhe
ranks of the Turkish army to take
refuge IN bulgaria and delivered them
10 Turkish authorities AT the same
time, according TO these advices large
quantities Of food and other supplies
lContlnued on i.sst Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
PINCH CAFE PATRONS
Nine Men Fall Victims TO Law at
Rnrbs Cafe-Gambling, say Police
Gases Up Tuesday Afternoon

In n sudden swoop ON Ruchs cafe
~ North Robinson avenue, Monday
night, the police arrested A. Ruch Tor
maintaining plUcc where gambling
was permitted, and also took Into Gus.
today the men who were In the place nt
the time, several NJ whom were Off.
GERS from adjoining towns,
The names given ON the police hlot
ter for lettering nj the place arr Wal
ter Martin, Charles Marrltt y r.
Spnldlng, Chns johnson. Paul Jones
T.. Rdrr, and Alex Rueh. Their eases
viii come NJ this afternoon In po
lice court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Time to Think of the Needy

with tho approach NJ winter weather anl the school season
those persons who are chartNb Inclined nnd arr suc,
MS To he nl, Ia help the needy opening their the
call for as5lstance worthy family which Is much In need
lust now II pld TO get the children IN school ore In
south town where the father Is blind mother who
been working outside to support the six children has been
PEELED to give un her work of the illness VI the little
grl with fever The frmy consists Of boys H. H. aud 2
years and girls ag - 0nd g. They need clothing suit
able Tor school where the mother making every effort to keep
them The family also needs bed and bedding Those
who will help In aiding this worthy family asked send
articles or communicate with Mrs W G. Rurke, i22i North
Sharte avenue Phone Walnut iOST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
BANK At MAUD
ROBBED--$3,0OO
trick Was Turned by Four Men
at Early Hour Tuesday
Posse In Pursuit
EXPLOSION WAS TERRIFIC ONE
Affair Is Sixth One Of It's Kind in
Oklahoma Since July First
Of This Year

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y hlrv omen the ynuIt NJ rhc State
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
CHICAGO AGh AST
Mayor Thompson Attempts Unhcard
Of Thing--That d Closing Every
Bar on Sunday According TO Law

CHICAGO, oct d, Mayor Thomp
sons order 20 close Chicago saloons
IN Sunday In accordance With u
state law which has been Ignored 10
cally for two score years was the gen
cral topic Of conversation today The
mayor dropped the homb ut the coun
cil meeting lust night, rushed into n
tnxlcah aud was shortly on his way
ut the head NJ the uldermunic dele
CATION headed fur the exposition nt
san Francisco
chief " pollcc Healy said II would
require every man on the fortr tn '''
that the law, which closes all bars.
including those IN hotels and clubs, NJ
midnight saturday until the folio"
ing midnight Is nhcyed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
NJ :. GRAY SUES AGAIN
Anolhcr Insurance COMPANY Claims
Dr. II. II. Gray Committed Suicide
and Refuses to pay $1,000 Policy

Suit was hcrm before District
Judge George " tlnrk Tuesday
morning hy Mrs Fanny \ Gruy lo
force the Continental Beneficiary as
suciation to pny here the value Of II
policy for S2.OOO held In that com
pany by Dr H. II Gray at The time
NJ his denth. II IS claimed by the
Insurance company that nr. Grnl vho
died ut Kansas CIV something over
wear ago. committed suicide 0nd thnl
they nrr therefore nhsulyed from puy
ug the policy
Mrs. Gray was given Il verdict loI
s. 400 recently nn another suit NJ the
same character IN District Judge old
fields court, the defendant iu that
suit making the same claim ~ Is Tho
Continental Beneficiary association.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Bulgaria Sings German
National Anthem-Guns
May Reply to Ultin1atun1
ferdinand Succeedsn Uniting His Country in Sympathy
With Central POlUers Positive Declaration
Welcomed Young Turks Sell Constantinople.'

MILAN Oct. 6-A military convention was signed be
tween Bulgaria Germany and Austria some time ago ac
cording to Sofia dispatch to the CorTere Della Sera
By the terms of this treaty the dispatch asserts the Bu
garian army bound to attack Serbia with six divisions
the Nsh Prot section and send Macedonian troops to
Vardar TO destroy railroad communication with Saonu
thus delaying the allies in their efforts TO aid Serbia
The opposition Bulgarian leaders M Ghenardieff Main-
off ana Guechof after having gone far to threaten
King Ferdinand beC&dse Of his stand in favor of Germany
and Austria are reported TO have changed front completely
and now proclaim that the nation is united Bands of stu
dens parade the streets of Sofia singing alternately the
Bulgarian German and Austrian national anthems
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
slS,OOO,OOO DREADNAUGHT
See Daniels Says That Naval Pro.
gram Includes Building Of "Supers"

WASHINGTON, oct s. Secretary
honiels made II plain today that the
navy building prognm, now IN course
OF preparations win include nt least
,wo suer.drcndnnnghts each 10 cost
SlA0O0,OOO The number uf super
drcadnnughts aud battle cruisers tu
he Recommended. he said, had not
Oreu fially devidrd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
COMMERCE NOTE DELAYED
American Repl, 10 Great Britain VIII
BE Held for While

WASHINGTON. Or. o The Amer
lean note TO Great Rrlmin on inter
ference with neutral commerce may
be- further delayed until the return
~ Consul Gcneral Skinner fIom Ion
don for n discussion " the entire
trade situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
MOBILE BRIDGE is REPAIRED

MOBILE, Ala, Oct 2 The l"N,.
vile and Nashville bridge Of Bay ~.
louls has been repnlrei opening i'""'
Mobile aS fnr as Lake Shore.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
BOOZE
OR SAY GOODBYE
Mayor Sends Short But 0mllOuS
Order to Police Force
Come Clean or Go
AFTERMATH OF SHOOTING FRAY
Idea Of a Policeman Taking Drink
Either On or OFF Duty MOI In
the OverhOlser Category

''" Wy VIVA i"' 'No
'mOtIa 'I 'H' i".l'" department
lhr axe hang uwuy over the head
"f any pntroImu anu fuils to bring
tu Hight and report unl blind tiger or
hOOzr joint. uu matter how small IL
ma! b" before saturday night. Should
any pIucr br dls.u.r after that
date where huulr of uu, kind is be
Ing sold, 10 possible explanations from
the officer putrulIiug rur beat will be
able to avert the catastrophe brought
uu himself 10y hl- uvn oversight
On DUTY y Hours
This is the Substance Of the order
ISSUED 10y Mayor O,,rnoi-er today to
the police department through Acting
chief H. Dunhnm The order sets
forth that hereafter uI officers will
Do, considered un duty n hours of the
day. insofar n- wlr- NJ conduct are
concerned Nhyur O,.rhul4rr intends
10 enforce the rule regulating drinking
without exception lII- uyrstigntlnns
since the shooting Of Police Chief
Nichols and Jniler RntIr Frldny by a
drink .Crnzed pntrulmau have caused
the stringent order for the officers 10
follow the straight aud nurrnw path.
Moderation Doesn't 60
What has happened once may hap
pen again" declared the mayor Tech
ulcnlly speaking. nm officer Is Oh duty
all the time. As he is supposed to
keep an eve on the conduct II others.
being public servant hired for the
purpose ~ keeping aud maintaining
peace. his conduct must therefore be-
above reproach. so far as morals go.
A man who takes few drinks him.
/ self surrpptItlOIsly whenever he can,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

BERLIN. OH d. RussaS ultimatmm Bulgaria has made
deep impression here but ha, resulted in feeling of relief because
of the con nuoD that the moment has arrived when the diplomatic
situation h Tine balkans must be clarified The neral opinion
that Bugara yield Russia demands and that the uti
matum may the pro Russian element rally the sup
port OF the government Germans consider that the pow
ers selected am mpomsmg moment to make their voice heard at
Sofia
Discussing the consequences likely follow brcaI in the
diplomatic relations between Russia and Bulgaria the newspapers
profess 10 expect immediate declaration Of by TN. al
lies with ow" ol Bulgaria ports the Black and the
Aegean as well the landing of Anglo French army Saoni
The papers contend blockade would have political
Bulgaria now places little dependency upon foreign trade
PARIS General Mehmed Cher of the leaders
Io the radical Torh party writing the Man affms that the
loung Turks have sold Consntnope Bulgaria with the pledge
o receiving exchange Rnsas Aac possessions Egypt and all
north Nrca always assuming of course that Germany
HES defeat The Iuadrple entente powers"
PARIS oct 5Russ
means Of clearing the Balkan situation Little doubt
n=enAlSrs uf Gr4r RtIan France, and Italy.
aud swiftly they accomplish their the
STATE that r entente should send in five hundred
idle
owing position Italy reference to certain Balkan peoples
i Is "nd" that they might assist the British aud French
Is conceded Bulgaria war the situation would
be- dangerous one for " allies Unless this blow pnrrIel quickly
and Autru the north the south In which
reuoc force might reach Constautuoc comparatively short
time
i rETRoGRAp oct nuos utImonm Bulgaria wa, uo, delivered
to Premier nod~ovn md four o'clock yesterday state
The foreign office at oo" today stated that answer received
from bulgaria. to the uumatum 1t expected office
that utmad will be- presented D., RussIa.s allies
i AMSTERDAM VIA London oct 5Tc quicker the atn ON Scr,,o
the will the threatened understand that
the central powers ar" protecting them from danger"
given by Germany and A1.toI Hungarian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

AMSTERDAM VIA London oct. 5."Thc Srrip
understand that
the central powers protecting them from
Any " ln Therefore, the reply utimam must h,
given 10y Germany Au.rro Hungarian guns Danube"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

PEroGRAp uN Nu,as uimatum Bulgaria wa, mot dcycr
Premier Rdosnyuu until Yesterday afternoon ThI, sint
made here officially today
The foreign office to-day stated rsey,
from bulgaria the umutum II expected foreign on
that ultmad viii be- presented boy Rusas allies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
FATHER 7. A. REID
SO YEARS A PRIEST
Celebrates Golden Anniversary
Mass in Church of ST. lgna'
thus. Brooklyn.

To mark the fftieth anniversary OF
his ordination O. -he priesthood, me
Rev Thomas 4. Reid. ). J.. celebrated
q solemn high mass az II o'clock ye.-
tcrGav morning l the Roman Ca'ho"c
Church of s.. lguatus. Carroll Street
and Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn.
A procession OF clergy marched from
the rcctorv 20 the church, where the
Rev. d. Hickey, a., deason; the Key. D..
Donaldson. as sub-deacon. and the Kew
p. j. Mcllugh, ). J.. as master OF cere-
monies. assisted Father Reid VITA the
mass. The Right Rev. Bishop Charles
Mcdonald, of Brooklyn, was N attend
auce. as we're MOu,lgu0rs McName''
TaaTe. OUaga. Duffy, McEnroe. q Hare,
NcGolrIck and fifty clergy from all
parts Of the diocese. The Rev. Father
John Belford preached the sermon.
Father Reid, while seventy-three
years old, is "a vigorous a. hls young
est uar.sh.orer. He was born in Ne|
York. In old 81. Peters Parish, on Bar
CLAW street. lie made his preparatory
studies in 81. Charles's College. Mary
land: clas,lca. studies at Noun, -.
Mars. Maryland and theological
studies in the North American College,
IN Rome. He was ordained in Rome By
Cardinal Patrizz., on June 10, 1868.
Many gifts Of gold were received by
Father Reid, which be will give 60 a
fund started 70 help the young SEMI
rarians who are working their way
through college A reception will be
given Father Reid tomorrow night ~
Ioyola Hall, on Rogers Avenue, at
which many OF his friends vii! gather
70 do him homage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
FATHER BLAKE DIES;
NOTED FOR CHARITY
Head Of st. Nincent'S Home for
Boys Suffered Breakdown
from OverWOrk.

The Rev William /. Blake. director
OF s. Nincent's Home for Poor and
Fr.cndiess Boys. Brooklyn. died in St.
Cathar.ne's Hospital yesterday after a
short illness.
Father Blake was No.. "a Swedes-
boro. a. j.. on Srptembe. -. 1865 lie
was educated IN the Sacred Heart Col
.oge. N.ne.and. y. j.. and took his
seminary course IN s. Johns Seminary,
Brooklyn
Ordained priest on June 1. 1894. he
was assigned 20 S. Patrick's Church.
Long Island City. lie became director
OF ST. Nincent'' Home in 1899.
At that time the work OF the home
was carried on in a small private house
in Poplar Street. The roomy inStitu-
ton az State Street and Boerum Place
to-day, giving shelter. food and cloth
INK 20 200 boys. IS the result OF Father
B.ake's labor.
The strenuous eNertion OF his work
undermined the health OF Father Blake.
Nine weeks ago he succunbed 20 a
nervous breakdown. For time his
condition improved. but complications
set IN which he could not withstand.
lie leaves three sisters. Anna Blake.
Mrs. Theresa Martin and Mrs. y. Cos
tslo. OF Brooklyn, and Two brothers.
George. and Maurice. Of Camden. y. j.
The funeral procession. accompanied
by the board OF directors. S.. Nincent's
Home Band and the knights Of CO.
lumbus Will 90 from the home 20 ST..
Joseph's Church on Wednesday morn
ing at Q o'clock. Burial viii be a.
lnmlnn Y !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
100000 TO HOSPITAL
Gift Announced at Exercises
at EnglewoOd Institution.

Englewood. *. j.. June &. The .'ai.
ure Of the exercises at the dedication
of the new additions 90 The Engewoo-
Hospital this afternoon was the dora-
ton Of 100000 by Mrs. Donald
Mackay and Mrs Ebert a. Br.uher-
hoT in memory of their husbands. who
had been bosom friends. Just before
Mr. Nackay's death hc gave To- tne
city a handsome park that bears his
name. This gift was announced yes
terday.
A git En- memory Of Dumont Clark
was that Of $4,000, made by his son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
George Case.
Mrs. Dwight Morrow was in CHARGE
Of the exercises this afternoon. ADJ
dresses were made by Mayor Vernon
Munroe. President Arthur Marvin. OF
the Hospital Association; j.. G.. Wal
colt. Of the board Of governors, and
Superintendent Miss EdI.h j. Clapp.
The Rev. Charles +. Scudder offered
prayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
WATCH ACTORS AT WORK
Guests at Briarcliff Lodge See
How Films Are Made.


The mining OF scenes oil ne seven ..
Sisters by Charles roa'n"H .. , B ..' ,
IIaycrs' company a. hria .'o Loese +:
All or4ea guest an ln'e i e oI'1 s, M,
G',el 'H'I'' .. ',' -. M.yH AL 'l' ,oIs INKS
DAYS Jhe .e''''' No., [o'' n ,,. .." C.ar
were utSeI 'e'' az, ''' ,'...o,,,j a..
acted the prime P"' par. .-ir'' a ,,,
company OF twenty" pro- '.'
Briarclif Lodge represents a castle .'... z. I.
the play and the taxing oil '"e A.-"
scenes il me daytime proved "'""''i b
Mr. and Mr.. Henry h'Ik G.. r t'...r
and Miss \. N. 4'E zen, H. o., .h " n''.. -r
'o"' are q, W I. ''o'' Co',.h stuart IS
season STAY. " Ian. lam r o,. .tr ,r-
enier'e,ninE GUAR i Linton - o,. wa.
don. Mr. ana MS Joseph - 10" g., g.,
at the Lodge Ter ne spring s S''.'.. u. T.
and Mrs W. r. ".i1eil' %. > i''. .... 70
Mass, are al the .oute ;3r f ,,'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
"BEAR NO BABIES
FOR WAR" -WISE
Rabbi Advises Women To
Be Sure They Will Not
Be ButCfered.
MEN IN TRENCHES
ENVIED, HE INSISTS
Tells Of Need Of Organization
for Protection of Sex
in Industry.


speaking A. mo LABOR I'rnn,e .as'
mSnt on me uffAhilA''A OF " .,.'' "
IN INDUSTRY. haoo' STEPHEN = 's'
cec-ared tA"t women s'o.'' e'''' "
bear chhdIeA except VIII. '"r @SNu'
"ncn mat 'h'y De N'- '-.''' ID .' al
" omen DO not l'cNoh OF war "'
trems Of money no sa't, "t@' 30 terms
Of life ard suffering. The present state
- Europe shows conc.uSv,.y me need
Of women IN governments h.aN oi u
not orc woman Do me "or-d pas o'rh
asked whether or not mere s'o..a oe
war; yet they bear oN'de" '""I y
harder than chat OF men
People say 90 me tn"t women arc
not IN the trenches. -hat '.ey are NOS
hoing cut 20 pieces and Hutlated r.
the men. That may be true, ', Us true
But | tell you that the women OF
Europe to-day envy the men who have
the right 90 die. Women have no such
right. they have only the right 90 I've
and suffer. 20 live in wretcnedaes,
for which they were in no wise re-
sronsib,c. with those they love corn
from them and many o. them 1--we on
with memories that are worse than
death. Theirs. tell you, is the greater
suffering.
For this suffering. for ;be way In
which they have borne THIS burden
,hcy should in future be granted par
t,cipat,on in the government which
brings II upon them. hear :, said
that only women Of property and means
Should 6c Given tba vo;c. bur I would
ratbor Give j. 80 working girls. who
cannot protect themselves. than 20 peo-
nle Ike Mrs Hartman or the being
BAN, Mrs 1Ie.-v Green. who can"
,rbore was laucrter N this point
men haoO' we 40" az ""' g.,
iragists IN ,he room 10 -a .gI' s,rca.ti,
men men 'I''H,eu "r'. s WI, - 40" 90
cay encouraging l.5 b nre -, - sneak abou.
81 was @ 'sl..a. "e 80 ~, uor,e, in IN.
the oi53i'.1" ,l.,.,,,'ol "anJ - sbou
ous'.y' III 'o.'.', 80 s".h nrgori7at,on
you J''e ,.'.,,'.:or XII bro,,gh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Weather Interferes with SO,
cial Activities Of Cottagers.

SOUTHAMPTON, Long Island. June O. -
The continued cool weather has put a
dampcr on social activities. Cottagers
who are here for the season are kept
Indoors on account u the temperature.
Nr and Mrs J. Mctcaf Thomas are
a. their place on the Dunes. Mrs.. Nor
timer Gr.nneN is occupying her house
on Hal.ey's Neck Lane. and Mr. and
Mrs Luc.cn n. Tying are here for over
Sunday at their bungalow on SHINE
coca Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Worden have ar
rived for the season, as have Mr. and
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox. who are occupying
the Schermerhorn East cottage. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry K. Hoyt, ir., are ex-
pectcd this week on the Shinnecoca
Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clahin and
Miss Beatrice Clahn and Mr. and Mrs
+. l.. Dalziel are AZ their cottages on
the Shinnecock Hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
JACkSON-HOWE.

The marriage Of Fred Jackson. au-
thor Of "A Full House" and many short
stories, and Miss Florence Elizabeth
Howe, daughter Of John ". Howe, Of
the editorial staff of THE New York
American" took place yesterday at the
home Of Alfred +. Aarons. on Wright
Avenue, Bayside. Long Island The
ceremony was performed by supreme
Court Justice Mitchell l.. Erlanger.
Alexander A. Aarons was best man and
Miss Zelda Shustcr maid Of honor.
Among he wedding party were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jackson, OF Pittsburgh.
parents Of the bridegroom; Mrs. j. Va
Jackson, a sister-in-law; Arthur J
Jackson. brother; Mrs. John ".
Howe and Mrs Alexander II. Aarons.
Mr.. Jackson and his bride left on
their honeymoon, which viii be spent
at Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-07
..ART BRIEFS
I1C~ 1854 =. s.flzS@ -


The exhibition q drawings in chaIA'
after + aous paintings by 4. Dickson
Patterson. Z. {. A.. OF Montreal, a; the
Galleries OF White, Allom Co, -
Fast Fiftv-second Street, IN aid OF hos
initial funds for the Allies, Will remain
open during the present week because
Of the grea. interest II mas a"AAe"ed.
More than 100 OF the 100 pictures by
Young artists that are = be exhibited
from June 20 in the galleries ot Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, studio build
~ : West Eighth Street. have been
delivered. and the oth4Ts are expected
in the neat forty-eiEht hours The
theme. Labor" which tAe artists have
worked upon was suggested by John
". Alexander in May, - short time be-
fore has death.
Some rare Americana from the il
brary Of Stephen Van Rensselaer,. to-
cether with additions from other
sources. including an important series
O., rare Session Acts and Laws. Will be
sold on Thursday morning and after
noon BY Scott & O'Shaughnessey Inc
at the Collectors Club. 3O East Forty
seeoBd Street -