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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
MeXiCanS Shoot LIN
and Rob u. S. Town
Posses Give Battle. killing
Several Bandits and Cap
turing Others.

'..F'r cry. y. NJ. March l7.-Mexi.
asn bandit, raidcd tho town II Dwyer,
orty Mules south Of here, last night,
tbIns Inc general store OF Frank
me They blew open the safe, OBJ
.n.lns 1t c~onsiderdbe sum of money.
Tntv also -rcured about twenty rifles,
nj 1000 rounds 81 ammunition ana
.iier -uo.',as up the own rode south
'H'art the MeA.Cdu border.
A posse Was at once organized at
hsytr aud overlook the band Is about
en- miles away and ii running nght
'olloNed bther posses were organized
&c and m Deming
>e'tra. Uf the Mexican were over
ra't AND crested after "a pitched pat
.' 'r|> atteruoOn n which Deputy
ne. JUSTIN Was Wounded and several
81 'u" N,NicaEs we're KILLED.
Reports stale that h bandits were
.o.red 100 ther footing b! a number OF
EeA an residents OF Dwyer, which is
# .n'n.Ys town, who sought revenge be-
al,e ot me strict quarantine against
'Her camp because of smallpox. The
An't cans are threatening to run all the
N'NCaus from the town, which o
rc"''lttte the temporary closing OF the
W.Hcs.
luIs rald follows one upon the Mahony
'r" o. DcWiUg saturday night in which
'.-5 worth e ammunit on and arms
vas taken and "A raid upon the State
'udid Arnory in Silver city about a
month ago IN which all the arms and
ammunition of the National Guard Com
'any were taken. SoIne of these arms
sere recovered several days later by
United states troops as they were being
smugg.e ed into Mexico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
20 YEARS IN COMEDY TEAM.
Montgomery and stone Have Been
Toxether since 1898.

Fred Stone and David Montgomery
the comedians. will celebrate to-day the
twentieth anniversary OF the team OF
Montgomery and stone. They got to-
gether on March is, 1885, and formed
a partnership which has never been IN
t%errupted.
Montgomery and Stone met in Cal
Weston, Tex. They played there with a
minstrel troupe and later in New Or
leans ana Western towns. Gus I'M
brought them 10 New York, where they
played at the old Miner Theatre and
at Hammerstein's, Then followed THE
Wizard OF or and the Dillingham; pro-
d~uctions OF THE Red MIL" The Old
Town. THE Lady OF the Slipper and
now rChin Chin
W. started together twenty years
ago in vaudeville" said Fred Stone yes
terday. we were making only $40 a
week between US. When We went from
New Orleans to Chicago We had to bor-
row money for the trip. We played
there eleven weeks and made such a
hit that I was able TO buy a new hat
and overc0at. ! hope we shall be to-
gether for another twenty years"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
MACHINE VICTORY IN
HOBOKEN ATTACKED.
Writ HaIts New Commission
Legality of Election
Questioned.
JERSEY WOMEN AT POLLS

Supreme Court Justice swsyae mas
issued a writ Of certiorari to test the
validity of the amendment 20 the Walsh
act under which the commission form
OF government was adopted in Hoboken.
The application was made by Merritt
Lane Of Jersey City on behalf OF City
Treasurer James Smith, who contends
tina, the election is illegal. In that the
ballots bore one title. White on the night
before the election the lcgisidtuFt
passed an amendment giving the Walsh
act a new ti'le.
Nv the terms OF the writ City Clerk
James " Lordrigan may canvass the
vote east for commissioners on Tues
day. bu, he Is enjoincd from issuing
certificates OF election until the writ 's
argued before the Supreme Curt on
March 81.
Corporation Attorney Joha j. Fallon
of Hobuken said last Night that the
Walsh act provides that tho coinmis
sioncrs must meet ard organize on the
Tuesday following their election an"
therefore tho commissioners VIII or
ganise next Tuesday, going 80 far OILY
az to choose the heads iOr tae various
city departments MI FaIlon SAID he
didn't think d writ OF certioTart can
override a mandatory law, which IL good
law until IL is upset. The commission
ers. however, will act without their GER
t~ifiCates Of election.
The successful candidates FOR COM
missioner. according TO the returns
which we're not complete until sunrise
yesterday. and their totals we're ar toI-
lows Patrick X Griffin. tho Demo
cratic leader. 1855 Wate' Register
Gustav Bach. 3569 city Clerk James
II. LondrigAr. 3.6et Councilmdn be
rard y. McFee!ey. 3A3l. and Couooil-
man Harry l.. Schmulling. 3.351 Al
are regular Democratic organization
men except Schmulliug, who Is a Repuo-
lican. Mayor Martin Cooke ran one
vote behind Schmuliing AID may ash
for a recount
II il expected hat the assignment OF
departments will he made a. follows
Londrigan, Dirccto. ~ Pubic MARS,
which carries the ttl' 81 Mayor
Griffin, director OF Public Saiet!
Bach. Director OF Revenue and Finance
and Schmulling, Director Of Parks ana
Public buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
FORCED INTO OWN ARREST
Negro Wohbcr. Wounded. ,"r-
PEELED To Telephone for Police.

sho; In the shoulder while rohblrg the
G~leubrook station Of the New Haven
Railroad. Elias T%rcadwell. a negro. WIS
forced At the point Of a pistol 20 sum
nor policemen To arrest himself
Robert A Gour.ey. station agent. has
been sleeping in the station 70. several
months as a precautlou against robbers
Abou. , o'clock tins morning re was
awakened by the noise OF a window
being forced. \ M later he saw
Treadwe.l tamper,ug with the slot ma
Chiues Ia the station.
Gourley called 20 the intruder to sur
render and when ne attempted 90 dc
lred dt him. The1, fearing to d,r
chaaces. he compelled the negro 20 io.c
phone Tor the police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
ARCH Sci WYNN DECIDES, BY
PROXY, TO GIVE A PARTY
Glory of That Within the Law Back Stage Function
to Be Dimmed at the Hudson Theatre on April 10
Casts of Five Shows and Irwin Cobb to Be There.

From time TO time THE Sun has eS-
clus!veiy told thai selwyn 4 Company, all
het up over the stupendous success OF
The party they gave back stage at the
Eit.nge Theatre two years ago to cele.
brdto the frs, anniversary OF within
the Law" intended to give another party
OF excessive magnihcence Time after
time THE Sun has announced that Mr.
Arcli Seiwyn was going to gather to.
g"ther all the casts OF Twin Beds"
"tnder Cover "it Pays to Advertise"
Tho show shop" The Lie" Kick IN
Cn witch the seiwyns have a very
small INTEREST," and Old Irwin Cobb,
and give a combination party whereat
the guests we're TO be the casts OF all
these Selwyn attractions and their
friends.
once every Two weeks the boss OF all
these troupes. Mr.. Arch Selwyn. hJs
been reminded that the pressure OF pub
lie opinion was growing so great that il
was time for him to come across. 4:
dusk last evening he was nailed In from
%. rark q Tilford $. at the northeas
corner of Forty-trst street and Broad
way. IA Arch. burned black By the sun
'l ] dlIU Itd'l. NehutQ 'tNJTu Tue ET1ls
Of the Forty-second street Country club
'Arch--beg pardon, Nj. WI
Yes" ,politely).
How about this little party IN the
stage OF the--on any stag YOU ma
udW"9 It, getting 70 the point where
people are talking about YOU Are sou
close
Listen" he whispered. do you know
what the within the Law party cost
IN, IlaYfs .ggupn h...urag ..ts dom
know II cost a bit over $1,000
We'll, what of ~ And-don't inter
4 rupt-nov we're an here together IN
front OF Park a Tilford's. lets wander
80 ma order the vet goods now After
that, Arch. all you have to do - name
the time and the place All, are YOU the
bead clerk OF this department. This Is
Nj. Arch Solwyu. who Is about to give
a big pnit, ana wants 70 buy a lot Of
goods
70 twenty minutes after this crate
aftol crate Of goods were ordered
" lie yoUr- NJ S.,Wyu stood by sadly.
not doing a darn thing but peel where
he'd been tanned at Palm Beach lie
wanted 'u interrupt but lacked the nerve
Tile preliminary order totalled SAG? 75
on. very we'll" he said, and strollcd
out sadly
%cNt the leaders Of the orchestras at
~" CONAN. the Govt. the Gambler Ghis
Sciwyu lad owns q part OF - Trial
tl-ol, the Hudson and ZONE other thea
trr tltt a' Tho moment slips the mem
DRY were called up and told to he on
the Job with their combined orchcstgas
ior = part! that promises hIs The lead
ors 10y TINS time We're All busy tuning up.
but climbed under the stage and came
70 u telephone long enough TO say that
as long "a. tho boss had ordered them
9, he ur.ssut ,lek would hc nm hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
Plays and Players.

The Law of the Land" with Julia
Dean, at the Forty-e,ghth Street Thea
tire celebrates tonight It's 2O0th per.
Torrance, and q Trial" has it's 25Oth
at the Gambler Theatre.
Arrangements have been made for the
booking of maid in America" in chi
cago, beginning on May 80 The play
viii remain at the Winter Garden until
within a few days of hat date,
Flo Z.egfeld, Jr., has contracted with
Rennold Wolf Charming Pollock and
Gene Buck to write "A boob and lyrics
for the 'Ziegfeld Follies of 1915" which
win open the latter part Of May.
Donald Brian will make his debut in
moving pictures under the I.asky Com
pany's management In the neal future.
Marguerite May. sister of Edna MAY,
has been engaged for T. Ray Comstock's
product OF OF Nobody Home" opening
next month at the Princess Theatre.
A special matinee Of The only Girl"
will be given on Easter Monday at tho
Lyric Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
MAYO SUED AGAIN,
BY HOTEL THIS TIME
Latest Action Seeks 10 Compel
the Payment Of 5000 in
stock Deal.
AT WORK on AUTO l.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March i7.--Th.
New Haven Hotel Company. which owns
the Hotel Taft in this city, started suit
to-day against Nirginius J Mayo for
5000. II is alleged that Mayo. when the
hotel company was being organized.
agreed to take ten shares of the capital
stock AT 800 a share Up 20 the present
time he has paid only $500 and demands
for the balance have been ignored.
This suit was put on record this after
1907 in the Court Of Common Pleas Jus'
twenty-four hours after the suit for
$4,000 started by Miss Susanna VI
Wahlers against Mayo was fled in the
Superior Court Miss Wahlers was for
merry Mayo's -stenographer and she al.
ieges that Mayo assaulted her.
II was reported tonight that New
Haven detectives arc investigating y
story that a Limousine was seen Oh the
only road leading to the top Of West
Rock the night before the body 81 lillian
VI. Cook WAS found there. There W a
city ordinance which forhdds tho en-
trance of an automobile into the local
parks. West Rock is part OF tho pam
system Of Sew Haven.
When Mrs. Daniel Ryan. wife OF 4
dancing Instructor living AZ "a Hstd
street. which runs along the foot OF West
Rock. heard the nose OF "A motor about
2 A. NJ, on Thursday, March 4. she was
greatly surprised FIRST. because auto
mobiles are prohibited from entering the
park. and second. because of the un-
usual hour FOR an automobile 70 bc trav-
cling in that locality.
Not long afterward, Mrs. Ryan sad,
a big automobile uhirled around the
bend from Springsidc avenue into Hard
street and dashed Of toward whale
avenue. he main road for entrance TO
the centre of tho city.
Mrs Ryan had been reading about the
d disappearance OF Lillian Cook and she
began Immediately 70 wonder II the ma
chine she had seen a: such an unseeml"
hour could figure In the girls disappear
ance.
Miss Cooks body was discovered the
following afternoon. Many persons
have said that the place where he boct
was found bad been iraversed thor
oughly several hours before the discOv-
cry and that there was no syn OF n.
body there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18

the date of the party would be an-
nouncod exclusively in THE sun this
morning
We'll. dossone It, il you're set on
saying IL in print" he said savagely.
make it clear that ! expect Conan n
Harris to come across on a 75-2j
basis. e. 4 IA. have a IS per cent. In
terest In 1t Pays to- Advertise and
] have only the other % per cent. They
must pay their share.
Also while doing all this announcing.
see to II thai o warn the SiNty club.
the Lady Baltimore CakeHhop group
and any other Saturday night dancing
crowd that their parties are % b. called
of on the night OF SATURDAY April 10
II I'm to he stung FOR this party |
want evervbod; there YOU meaning
the reporterI have forced me into giving
this party Il 50 I'm goine TO give a..
and while I'm at Il I'm going to give It
good Outside OF the dinner to Irwin
Cobb. who Is. | mean WAS, unde our
management. It's going 10 be the darned-
est party ever given
Billy Gould and Naleska Suratt we're
{. have opened Monday afternoon AZ
HamNerstein's Victoria ~ = sketch
called TN Beds" They don't. There
was a scurrying about ny Arthur Ham
wv wv 'ff' iNFN ~ ~
and everybody else g. get somebody to
Ill the vacant spot on the bill.
The explanation OF toe absence OF tho
Gould-Suratt ACT - Obvious. Miss Belle
Ashlyn. who is the wife Of Mr.. Gould
IL playing IN Maid in America at the
WINTER Garden. Bi!ly and Belle decided
20 split their art. Relic to play IN the
Winter Garden and Billy TO go into
vaudeville. so that the pay envelopes
taEftII Ia. atrt. ~ fu.fs. ~ hRo ~ IN. sph
uf the week.
But Belle didn't know that Billy was
going to have a lady partner when he
broke INTO vaudeville again last Monday.
When she heard that friend husbands
vaudeville partner was Miss Suratt Miss
Asnlyn came back stage and objected
So s~trouuously shat the act didn't go.
And Il must, ~ distinctly understood
that Miss Ashlyn did not make her oh
lectI,ns because Mr.. Gouid's vaudeville
par+rer was Mis- surstt but because the
partner was a lady
Ms lurz M..holiand Boisscvsin and
VI KS Fola la Toilette Mrs. George Mid
dletou) have arranged "A street Scene"
70. prescnta'ion a. the Palace Theatre
during the week beginning April 3. The
sole idea II the sk!t is 20 spread broad
cast arguments for Womcn's suffrage.
NJ fttI PEI abI tltttll''s ANU NOUN anu
night. = "drop' will be shown ana an
automobile will come on, and stop before
q STAGE mon made up Of some OF the
best known m sutfrlge workers
Ac,u, ding to the Palace management the
moi WI include Mrs. B~olssevt.n. Miss
l.a Toilette. Beatrice F'orbes-iiobertsur
Hale. Mrs. James Lees I.zIdldw. Mrs
Raymond Brown. Mrs ogden Reid. Jr.
MIs Norman de T.. Whitehouse. Mrs
s-fL, 4N.-.. NJ. SUa..n =. n.N
Ms. Alice Duer Miller. Mrs Arthur
~cribner. Mrs Jesse Lynch Williams
Alrs. Henry b urre, Charlotte Perkins
Gilman ana a long .ist " other workers
Tor the cause.
AZ each performance a brand rev
woman speaker MI climb into the auto
mobile and address the street crowd d
While addressing the n men on III,
STAGE the speakers. IL goes without say.
.lg. vii get thr!r arguments over" q
the vaudeville crowds that attend the
) Palace twice d day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
6 FEET 2, SHE WOULD BE A COP.
PassaIc Woman, Mother Of Three,
seeks place On Force.

PAssAIc, n. j., March l7.-Mrs.
Martha Kooch, ~ years old who stands
8 feet 2 inches in her stocking feet and
VIC IL the mother OF three children, is
the first woman to apply for a position
on the police force in this city. She
handed in her application to-day to
Deputy Director Of Public Safety John
II. Kchoc, She Is twenty-hrst on the list
for appointment, provided she Is able to
pass tho required examination,
Mrs. Kooch says she believes the city
needs a p~olicewOman TO look after YOUNG
girls and she hopes she will soon he APP
pointed, She says she IL willing TO take
any and all examinations that may he
necessary. Her husband IL In poor
health and unable to work much OF the
time, she says.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18

tilly neglected any suggestion u a De.
s.re TO take advantage OF that phase OF
the story The result, was the recep-
ton at the house OF the project OF
police In Nice at which all hands told
thc fascinating TRANCE who had quite
obviously been the robbrr o: the bsnk
the uigdt before how irresistible he was
None of the others WAS SO iervent as
the wife Of the project 80 when the sec
oud act am her absorbed spouse went
away to investigate the robbery. leav.
ing his wife alone, She adopted the
habit If not the phIasrulogy Of the
duchess IN The Gay Lord QueN" and
after her maid had put her INTO some
thing loose the irresistible robbcr en-
tered to take some more chances \
blind man in the last row OF the gallery
could have callej back her busy husband
and told him VINO committed the rob.
berry. But more talt was evidently
necessary and there was nothing else to
Interrupt the trdium OF the second act.
There we're 4 bed with Bclasco drs-
pcrlcs, som. cushions ana q sofa in his
second act. but they We're all imperfectlN
utilized sensation VAS the purpose Of
their display. Nouc other VAS revealed
- It must nave been the intent OF the
scene to shock somebody. NJ. Tcllegcn
"a his evening dress and his ind.spensa-
Oi" cigarette. sprJwlcd for a while on
top ~ the coNcflids. II II We're in his
power 10 suggest warmth Of feeling
there might have been something iuiam-
uldtory 10 SENSITIVE persons in the suG-
gestion Of the scene. AS II was the cpl
sodes of the bed m We're rather
chilling VIA was worse FOR the d,-
coniplishment of the intent Of the seen.
was thr disposition of the spectators to
laugh. II is not human to ,dckle and
sympathet!cally glow simultaneously 80
the deep purIos. of the bedroom scene
must have failed Even when VI Tsll.-
gen talked 81 his youthful crimes the
spectators refused To- be Impressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
TRADE IMPROVING,
SAY BUSINESS MEN
uo,rmcnt Briskcr. Is Conccn-
III, Of Opinion to L. $.
Chamber Of Commerce.
PEOPLE HAVE THE MONEY

v,.f r,>. March II ~ a meet
t,.. .l.dt, Of the board " directors
81, iii, ,rtnu.r Of Commerce of the
r.,.tei state representing all sections
tho .oJntly the present business sit
.stou vas discussed at length.
when asked for an opinion along his
M, President John r. rahey of Bos-
,or sad there were signs OF improved
,yd,'!on, in the Industrial hcld and
hat business men wvrr adjusting their
.n.irs with great ingenuity IN meeting
var conditions.
THE resumption OF business activity
and Improvement of conditions which
,ssan a. soon - We could readjust our
selves after the outbreak of the war ts
sootinuing steadily. according Co all OF
IN, evidence that comes % my attention.
md the movement should quicken a lit
,e faster now Mr. Fahey went on.
4 4 result Of the war II Ii ineNi.
,ple that there will be marked slow.
aes In some lines, but more men are
ems put TO work every week and the
Industrial output is Increasing
The products OF our factories are
row nlptiU- III dU ulhtNlN way ~ re-
.ponse to the natural demand on the
.t Of our people Tor the things the!
most want nrst The prosperity OF our
ndustrisi sections. OF course, is almost
wholly dependent upon domestic demand
and mat demand begins with the people
4 the mining and agricultural districts
IS they get money In hand.
While the purchasing power OF the
south has been seriously disturbed by
70. war. the grea; West is nov in pos
,ession Of q great store OF money as
he result Of 4 record breaking crop
at record breaking prices.
In sdsttlou. the people employed IN
nose Industries selling war supplies.
aow have funds in hand and the volume
5 increasing every day. These thou
,ands OF people are IN turn coming into
ne IN their demand III orr factories.
Just now OF course. business is be
gnnng 10 be further influenced by the
roycmen, Of goods in response TO sea-
enable demand JUS, as in other years.
The evidence is clear on every hand that
stocks Ia me hands Il retailers and
ranufd,tui,~s have been low aut -
being kept low. and that there Is a
strong tendency toward economy On he
tsrt OF the people of all classes Is
,h0vn by the condition Of savings banks
4nd the general expression of senti-
,neri IN all sections
1T Is To- be expected that the situation.
vii have It's ups and downs all
through me war. for II will be- influenced
by the Developments Of the conflict ~
has always been The case during great
wars The day TO day changes OF minor
Importance are having less enec, than
70 he beginning Of the trouble, however,
.or business men and people generally
reJlze thar '"c things they read II
tally te hut .r''dents IN tAia Irod'
struggle and the business men are with
,red, ingenuity adjusting tHci. Affairs
o meet changing conditions. Whilc
general optimism is increasing. at the
same time business j. going forward
with a good teal of caution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
ELBERON CASINO BURNED.
Famous GsrArld COttnac Barely
Escapes In Blaze.

lose BEANCH. y. j, MaIuh Ii
While Worhmon were engaged IN clear
iug mp the Elhcron Hotel grounds to-
day me destroyed the historic llh'gon
Casino and threatened the destruction
OF the Garfield cottage, adjoining, where
IN tae fall VI 1851 the body of the fles,-
deaf lay while the Cabinet met.
The roof Of the Garfield cottage
caught fire before the blaze was rXtiu-
gulshed The Casino and the debris of
tire old hotel and its furniture were sold
few days ago by ex-senator James
smith. Jr, Of Newark to pavid l@rnrr
OF this city, who had a force of men AT
work clearing up the site when the me
started.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
WILSON TO HALT INQUIRIES.
Tells Trade ommissiOn Not 10 , a.
balance Businesa.

WAsHiNuTpN. March 1.-The nuin-
b,I- % th. Federal Trade Commission
called on President Wilson at the White
House tonight, II * understood that
'h- Pre- dent expressed the opinion that
10 disturbing and radical Investigations
plgat to be undertaken at this time and
nat a. q general proposition the com
Mission should conduct itself in a spirit
elpfui - business. With this thought
mine the commission will undertake
% IT'S INST task inquiry into the com
e',,a. methods thar nave been applied
IN great success hN the Powers Of
a.tope ion extending their foreign trade.
The commission will soon take up the
Jn.run selling agencies that are EN-
Hu,ed oy European Governments. Such
tgtacies applied to the United States
re supposed to be in conflict with
American antitrust laws. The Federal
T'ade Commission will report to the
resident whethe" or not the method
'AoI'd be adopted by this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
SUPPORT FULL CREW LAW
brotherhood Of Trninmen Issues
Letter trnins, Repeal.

tn. joint legislative committee ~ the
brotherhood OF Railroad Treirmcn and
the order 2 Railway Conductors yes'er-
day issu,d a circular lotici 20 the voters
ftyor.lg the fu'l crew law and arguing
against IFS repeal The letter 300 part
SAYS:
The manning # q big tram ~ cars so
a. 10 secure maximum of efficiency with
10 the minimum II hazard IS "A matte
Of grave Importance Tho Fun crew law
diminish the hangers and the train
men seek 10 have .t continued II the
ril!,o,d. bad. some five wears ago
shown -. c,uci.,,;ory attitude they pro-
f,ss NOW thr'r might not nave been any
fun crew ltH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18

fhe ten day campaign to raise 100000
for the United ~NcighhorhOod Guild of
brooklyn was in%augurated last night by
u dinner at tl- Hotel l~iosSert. more thar
TWO hundred guests being present The
POSTMASTER, Frederick II. Pratt. an
nuuh,ri that, even before the actual
opening of the campaign, 81 600 had
been raised Among the speakers were
i.trk commissioner Raymond V. Iugcr-
soil. MR.. II Edward Deier, Miss Alice
T.. liohb ms, Borough President Lewis II
Pounds and i. G. Munson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-18
AUTO HITS GIRL AND MAN.
WiIlian Kelly aud Daughter In
jured-No A%rrcsts.

William Kelly and his dauRhto. lo-
Sephine. ~ years old. OF 80 Columbus
avenue, were knocked down hy an auto
mobile YESTERDAY afternoon AS they stood
at Fifth INeuIe and NiHrtN-scveuth
street waiting for the -. ratv!eh's day
parade.
The owner Of the machine. WllllIm
O'Cunnor Of l34O Third avenue. placed
them in the car and took them Ia Musut
Siuai Hospital. The girl has II possible
fracture of the skull and her father was
cut on the head. o'tonnor reported 20
the pole" that he was driving slowly
and no arrest was made.