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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-31
SANTA CLAUS VISITS FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH.


tacular visits ever made to Pensacola
by old Santa Claus was made We'd
nesday night in the lecture hall of
the First Methodist church, on Wright
street.
The little ones and many Of their
elders, gathered at the church at 7:30
p. m. The first number on the pro-
gram was story by Miss Cox, which
interested the children, as all who
know and have heard Miss Cox know
OF her ability as a story teller.
Miss Owsley, a story teller of rare
ability, also delighted the little folks
with a true Christmas story. The
committee is to be congratulated upon
being able to secure the services Of
these two talented young ladies.
At last it was rumored that old
Santa was about due to arrive, and
having been told that he would come
in some novel manner, little eyes were
opened wide in anticipation.
An auto horn sounded in the rear Of
the church and motor was plainly
heard coming in through the door
and everybody knew that old Santa
was right in the building and in his
automobile, too. A curtain parted
and old Santa ran right out on the
platform looking for the little ones
belonging to the Sunday school, there
he met Mr.. Holsberry who directed
his attention to the children who
stared in open mouthed wonder at
old Santa's substitute for the rein
deer and sled, real little automobile
with only 80 inches tread and 81
inch wheel base, as complete in every
detail as any 1916 model car Of
standard make.
The children were formed in line
and to march played by Mrs. r. B.
McAllister marched by Santa Claus,
who shook hands with each and every
one and gave them an orange and q
sack of candies, nuts, etc.
Old Santa then gathered up the do
nations so generously contributed
and after wishing them all Happy
New Year he babe them goodbye and
left to 60 to the many little ones
who had not as yet heard his merry
voice, nor received the heart gladden.
ing little rememberances which his
presence always assures.
/, The committee, Of which Mrs. r. 3.
Saunders was chairman, was highly
complimented upon the provision and
production of so novel a method Of
entertaining the little ones and much
praise was Aeard of the Industrial
Clan, who decorated the woodland
scene upon the stage. and built the
platform for the entrance Of Santa's
auto, real little automobile being
built by their teacher.
The committee comprised: Mrs. r.
B. Saunders, chairman; Miss Daisy
McAllister, Miss Eulalie Hutchinson,
Mrs. Dan Shepard, Mr.. Leon K. Pull
liam.
WASHINGTON DEBUTANTE HAS
RELATIVES HERE.
Among the pretty debutantes who
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-30
Sc CONFRNA QUE EULALIO
GUTIERREZ TOHO LA ESTA-
CION De CANACHO, "a
CATECAS
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FL PASO. Texas, Mayo 2Q.--LaS
noticiaS que envir Ell mis- tcIr@ra-
mas de anochc rcIativamrnir a que
II rX-prrSidente provisional de- la
RrptIblica mrXIcana nomhrado pur
la Convention de- AguaScaIicnteS.
EulaIio Gutierrez. habia ocupado la
csDariGn d" CamachO. por la via
del ferrocarril Central. 50 ha con-
firmadO en- los circuIos de infor-
mari6n de rSta ciudad.
La via fGrrra rn el punto men,
rionado fuG dcStruida por las furr-
zaS de Gutierrez. Este cS IN eNprr-
TO en- deStruir las Was ferrOcarri-
leras. pues Ia campaha que hiZO
en- contra del gObiernO del general
Huerta entire Saltill0 Y San Luis PO-
tosi. Sc redujO a destruir la Via fe-
rrocarriIera. cas- diariamentc. en-
tire las citadaS pOblaCiOneS, intc-
rrumpiendo asi las cOmunicaciones
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Ipiegrama cSpPtl2i para - ''i- y -
WASHINGTON. Mayo 29.-Dc>-
pucS de- haber lcnido un Cun>rio ron
los micnbrnS d III Gabiuclr. e! Pre-
Sidentr Wilson dcridi6 cNcf:hlr Ill
Manifesto que nG >rra Olra r">''
auc una cunmiualUria Il lOS leaders
rr,OIuciuu.trios qur luchan cu la
rrDiIblica de- MrNicO. I'll Manifesto
del EiecutilO de- los E>tadOS tnido>.
c0n<ta de mil quinicmIaS pI!abra>
cn cl >r hace una cNpnSicium ar
los motives que ObIigan nj Prr>idcu-
t. Wilson Il cambiar dr pOiilica con
rr>BectO los aSuntOS meNicanO>.
81 PrcSidente dc los F.StadOS nj
d. inlimar5I . los leaders rcVoiu-
c.onariO~ u Qur arrcgicH >u~ die
rrncia~ en- un 5rryc plaI0. u lin dc
G,,r drjrn dc ser tiranlc> la> rDndi-
riunr> D0rquc atrayiG.~a "l pueblo
de- ur>icO. UiccSr que cl >c:tUr VIII
>uu c>t:, reSucItO Il qu". ru ca~o DC
uur los leader, rrvUlurionari0S 10
llcgucu un acusriO y de>iStan dc
SIS prOp0S .aS de cOnlinuar SO>tc-
niemdu Ia aa rquia ru MrNico. los
EStadCS JnldO> intCrvFudriu para
..poncr lin q Ia tiran,c >tiuaci1n.
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! - aSHgura en- algunOS circuloS
poliiir0S de rSta ciudad, que 81 81
Prr>idrnIr Wilson - ~ prcciSadu
Il intrrlcnir. pcdirjl al \. Il. T.. NaS
rrpuhlica> de- Argentina, Chile y
Bra>ilD Que enyic tr0paS iuntam"ntc
rnm los EStad0S EnidnS Il NcNic0,
para acabar con cl actual r>ladO dc
r0SdS.
DicrSr con narcada inSistcnci;s
Guc cl >rn0r Wilson intcnta deere
tan. rl embargo Gc armaS. como pri-
nrri nCdida para lleyar Il cabo ~u
prou6Sit0 dc "arrcglar Ia question
mcNicana."
Ia Cruz RGia americana eSta a.
rrrglando eStablrccr yariOS ceutroS
rara di<trihuir los alimcntoS que
.Pr:,u cnyiadoS Mexico. tnO de
c>GS crntrn> cStara TN Galveston y
DC aIli - cuviaran NeracruL. Otr"
mrtar;i en- Laredo y diStribuira los
articuloS cu Monterey y otrOS hi-
uarr> comarcanoS ' p0r iiltimo. 0tro
rn la ciudad de- FL paS0. para en-
, lar las mrrcanciaS i la region do
minada p0r Fl vilIiSmO.
I'll Departamento de EStado IRA
tara de arreglar con los Iele> "a
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Los ANERICANOS QUE WIEN En- MEXICO
ESTAN nlDIGNADOS contra FL
PRESIDENTF WILSON
NO TEHE NONDRE ESA POLITCA De TAKTEOS QUE PERU.
DICA A AHERGANOS Y HEKICANOS''

r>panDosaS que e,tan Sufriendo en-
Ia Capital. Dicen lambiGn los anne
ricanoS que tanIO rIIoS como los me
y.ran"S rSian sirndO VictimaS dc Ia
poIit!ca de tanieOs de Wilson Y
Bryan Y que no tienc nOmbrc esa
iniuSlicia que cllos y cl pueblo me-
Xl"aao csr;in snfricndo por una eau
n Gu; no So rXplicaa.
Tarmina dicirndo la correspon-
dcnria quc los habitanteS de MeXi-
60 r~lan materiaImente deSespera-
dos y que Green que no hay saliva
ri5a para rltos 'y"dur tendrttn que
morin a' hambr" y dc miseria.
LA causado mucha Scnsacnn Ia
correspondence dicha en- este puer-
to.
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PASAJEROS QUE LLECAN De
zACATECAS DICEN QUE VI
LILA FUE DERROTADO EN-
Leon, GTO.
SECUN Los NFORHANTES, Ell EFE De LAS
OPERACIORES FfRDIO CERCA De
CINCO Mi HOADRES
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Ell PASO. Texas. Mayo 29.-Unos
pasaieros cue llegaron hoy tarde a
esta ciudad procedeuteS de Zacate-
cas-. Y a los cualeS cOnsiderO eXen-
tos de pasiOneS politicas, me mani
festaron que en- aquella ciudad Sc
sabe de una manera pOSitiva que
las fuerzas del general Villa fue-
ron derrotadas en- las cercanias de
paS, a Ia nsoin, 6 ccIumna 3
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LAREDO, Texas. Mayo 29.-Ha
llegado a mi cOnocimiento que al
20 grave esta ocurriendo sobre la
lfnea del ferOcarriI nacional. al Sur
de Laredo. En- la vecina cludad Sc
guarda estricta censura para todOs
los informes que Sc proporclonen
con relacl6n al hecho que me re-
fiero. V por este no es possible sa-
Der ia yerdad,
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la CONISION De PROFESORES
ENVIADA POR FL S.. Ca
RRANzA A Los ESTADOS
UNIDOS
NO HAY. ENTIRE T0DOS Los
MuEMBROS QUE FORMAN la
COMISION. IN PROFESSOR
CONOCIDO COMO TAI.
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NUEVA YORK. Mayo 29-Entre
los miembros de, Ia cOmisi6n de
maestros enviada pOr el primer je-
fe de los constitucionaliStas a los
ES.a .ados Unidos. no hay ningin nom
bre de profesora professor como
cidos Y Sc cree que ninguno de los
que han venido a este pals 10 sea,
al menos, facultado.
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Los meNicanOS Sc encuen;ran en-
este pals. Ell el mas grande de
los deSamparOS

No hay NADIA comparable a los
sufrimientOS de nucStroS palSanoS
N ambaS fronteraS, actualmcnte,
oupS no solo yiencn los hombrcs en-
Ia mayor miScria. SinO que traen
.Osigo Sus mujer-s y 4 suS hijos.
Los que 80 hacen ltamar repr-Sen-
'anteS de Mexico cn eSta Cmdad,
NADIA hacen por aliyiar en- algo Ia
situaci6n de eStoS futuroS refu-
giadOS. pues en- primer lugar, ma
die les hace case. nj SuS miSmaS au-
loridadrS Y pOr otra parie, malditO
PaSa 4 Ia pigna 6, columna 8.
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FL GENERAL CARRANCISTA FLO.
RES ESTA SIEkDO SITIADO
POR Los HAYTORE-
NSTAS
La CAPTURA DE- LA PLAZA De KAYUOA ES
DE GRAN SIGRIFICACION PARA Los
S0RORENSES
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NOGALES, Arizona, Mayo 29.-El
general carrancista Flores. que Sc
encuentra fuertemente atrinchera-
do en- Ia plaza de NavOjOa Y que
esta diSpuesto a sostenerSe ALI has
la el uliimo momento. esta siendo
sitiado pOr las fuerzaS maytorenis-
tas combinadas de los generates
Sosa, Riveros, Gaxiola y otros, que
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La Cruz Roja pide al pueblo de
los EE. UU. auxilie al pueblo
hambriento de Mexico
SMILES de mujeres de ninos estan punto
de perecer nosotros podemos impedirlo

riodo intense Y solo un viOlento en-
Vie lie eomestibleS podria Salvarlo
de Ia muerte.
Sc ha recibido un mensaje del
Consul General de los Estados Uni
dos IN Mcaterrey. Mr. Hanna en- el
cuaI pide ayuda de Ia manera mas
encarecida a la Cruz Roja para que
se manden a eSa poblaci6n aIgunoS
auxiHos. pueS la situaci6n ALI es
de 10 mas critica que ell cualquie-
"a Otra parte.
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WASHINGTON, Mayo 2S.-La
Cruz Roja Americana ma Publicado
cl sisuiente manifesto p'dlendo
ayuda al pueblo de los Es'adoS Uni
dos.
Las condiciones en- Mexico sun eS-
pantoSa>. In gran ntimero de per
sonas del Unfortunate pueblo meNi-
cano esla sufriendo los horroreS
de una prolongada Iucha- La mise
ria que hace muchos meSes 10 Venia
amenazandc ha llegado va su Pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-30
ALCO CRAVE ESTA OCURRIEND0 AL SUR
De Ia PObLACION De NUEVO La
REDO, TANAUuPAS
A Ia CITADA PLAZA LLEGARON CUATROCENTOS HOMBRES A
REFORzAR La GUARkICON

Hoy llegaron a Nuevo Laredo
cuatrocientos hombres, los que re-
forzaron la guarnicion de la plaza
vecina.
Fracas6 un cOferencista.
Ell doctor Krum Heller, propa-
gandista del carrancismo, organize
V do anoche una conferencia sobre
asuntos de la politica mexicana.
Rosa q Ia Pag. ga. Col. 5a.)
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rranIa y Villa que den tOda cla>c
Ic facililadcS para que los entloN
lc la Cruz R0ia >ran traSp0rtado>
Al interior hc HC\icn con la mayor
'apidcI possible.
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PaSa a Ia pagina 6, eolumna ).
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URDAIEjO SALlO De KOGALES
PARA SAN JOSE LLEYANDO
TROPAS Y AHETRALLA-
DORAS
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PaSa a Ia 6a. Col. ia.
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Fracas0 un cOferencist;

Pasa a la Pag. 5a. Col. 5a.)
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PaSa 4 la pigina 6, columna 3.
The sun., 1915-03-17
WIDER BATHING BAN
IN AREA OF SEWAGE
Health Board FOrbids Open
Swimming in Hudson
south Of YOnkcrs.
BAY PROTESTERS FAIL

At meeting Of properly owners
from Bath Rcach ana Gravcsend in tho
Health Department Building yesterday
Deputy Commissioner Haven Emerson
announced that tie Board OF Heaith had
extended the limits within which open
bathing establishments would be for
hidden in tho waters around the city.
on the north the new boundaries 'nr
ha'hinE extend from W'letts Point IN
Long Island to Fort schuyler on the Erorx
side. This eliminates all bathing pa
vilons at Clasons Point and bars sw M
ming in the East River south of this
line. hut allows bathing In Pelham BAY
and waters north of the limit On the
Hudson no permits will he issued 20
beaches south OF the city line jlSt
below Yonkers.
ON the south the line was drawn fror
Norton's Point lighthouse. at the west
end 81 Couey Island. across to Fort
Wadsworth on staten Island The most
western point OF the prescribed = -et. y
Of waters was fixed AT Arthur XII or
staten Island.
The regulation means that tie pa
vilon owned by eX-Alderman Phil pono-
hue on the Hudson will he closed uuleC :
the proprietor applies for permit %
build closed bathing pool. which j.
allowable under the new rules Lasj
year. when the Board OF Health was
considering 4 ban en- batuing il tho
Hudson below Yonhers. Don'nue a. 1
the manager OF another river resort
protested strongly. They said that they
had paid iu advance FOR summer l. ases
and that they would lose this morry
without having received just notice.
ON this contention the board decided
to let their establishments remain open
iast summer They were Informed how
over, that the board this year would
widen IN. forbidden territory 10 inclu le
them. Their only recourse now. accord
ing to Dr Emerson. will be 20 install
pools
Many pioprictors the Deputy Com
missioner -ui. We're alieddy planning
10 keep their business hy applying fur
permits to have pools pu CltSou -
Point. he said. & pool has been built that
IS three times larger than IN" old pa-
vilion The boards order. he explained.
governs only bathing places where
money i~ charged and does no; apply to
persons Whn use private ptv.lions or
dive on On" rocks tul piers
Along GrtVeseui BAY from Fftv-scV-
enth street. lity Ridge. to Norton IS
Point. eleven establishments. Including
Stein. wIl' I've put out of business unless
they use pools That j. why members
of tn. Eath Brtch TaXplNciS Associa-
ton ami the West End Property Owners
Association. headed hN Judge Cornelius
Ferguson. appeared at the department.
YESTERDAY 20 protest.
pr Emerson met their objections with
the assertion that more than ,OU.0p0. 900
gallons of sewage flowed into the bay
aud adjICeut waters etch tN. and that
a large part Of this pollution extended
The sun., 1915-03-17

the sophompI" ytp'"t1, htd a uhd -,dup
wound and Wts attended 10y doctor
patrolmen William Peterson was cut on
the hand 10y g,aSS and another police
man was slightly injured
The patrol wagon was outside 'he
restaurant and littlo later tn, FOL.
lowing students. mostly suphumores.
We're in tho station house Thomas J.
Mccarthy. 20. lG3 East EiGhty-seveut
street. Joseph Bryan. ~, s3i West
ll3th street. James Lanzepta. 20. 3lN
East llS'h Street Malcolm Walsh. 10.
New Brighton. staten Island Charles
Tau.sou, ~, $50 West li3th street 4.
Thomas BrNtley. 10. $50 West ham
street: Hohert Friend. 59s Riverside
Drive Lyman Bradley 20. 1863 Elm
street. Mount vernon David Cochran.
10, 43l West ll7th street Kenyon
Chamberlain. ~. I3i West l17'h street .
Nicholas Barfohoff, 10. 6l6 West
ltlth street Herbert Schultz. 10. 53S
West nan street, Frederick Wurzhach.
10. al East ii6,h street. ana Thom s.
W Todd. 20 Dobbs Ferry. y. Y.
Promises to pay for the damage done
AZ the restaurant and other measures
suggested by student diplomacy resulted
iu the liberation Of the fourteen ,ap-
tiNes after time
1t then developed that the sophomores
had been seeking lausv. the freshman
captain. Tor two days. 10 order 20 kiouip
him nut that he lad been hidden The
freshmen. on tho other hand had been
hunting for = S.ullte. the sophomore ctp-
tain. but Schultz slept last night ia an
apdrtncn. i'm Sew York which had been
hired as "a saol FOR t.ahcy. If 'hat youth
should be captured
The sun., 1915-03-17
ASK RECEIVER FOR
WIN. NECKER, INC.
ockholdcrS Demand an \c-
counting by Bic lmdcr.
taking Concern.


Vico.Ch1uccror Vivian VI Lewis Of
Now Jersey has erart'd.ar or or 20
show cause why receiver should not he
appointed FOR William Nc.kcr Inc. M
neral directors with IL least twerty-six
undertaking parlors in this city, BROOKE
iyu. staten Island and N,w jersey The
concern Is widely known hy reason Of
IT, attacks on the so-cal,ed coffin trust
and its belief in tho use of printers INK
as medium 70 convince people that 1t
is cheaper TO die than TO- I've The
| order is returnab!e In Jersev Gity chan
Gerry chambers ou Monday nest.
William Necker, Who s'artei In husi-
ness in ru.ou rIm and utilized tho rocks
Of the Palisades 20 herald himself IN
paint hat wou,du't come of as "%c,Eer.
'he leading uudc-t1kcr." issued a So o.
ucHt from hIs main Office IN Union Tiiu
last night denying al the ,H,rFes made
against u.lt ~ tho 30. ot complaint
The petition for % l..,t.is.p VS.
flied 10y Lawyer Peter E'.,- of Jcr-"y
C.f. ON hrhif ul Muv k Miller. N.u-
,,Izp u S'l., lud NlN G'rWln of
Jersey t.,y. lErtv w 1ut 'un.r' ".
E"uuer Of Union NiL Nuhd.l Luna.
charles N.ulIuG md Edward =
'.H.u,. %, H.3oll"u .'d lo.",a and
'hNf'as S.huo.G,r Of NcV Noil,
1." u.il >"'s t1t'h that 'he ro.-etr .s
.p'.ltcl. was designed 90 .al.. o.."r
'" hu.Hrs OF Iuiertdhrr Nu..u
81, srr a0' tll' NecEer cIus'd 10 a"
ls H.l Si'o.oUo worth of stock 20 t.s.-
s.l' aiI ole el rI,fer,eJ 80 Is fl- puh-
.. slu. .r'.o. Tie ,.UriI.Ni'.'s , e.
The sun., 1915-03-17
BEFRIENDED BY MRS. GIBSON
Youngster's southern Accent Wn,
Sufficient Introduction.

Bee ause Arthur q. Lomax, - years
old, had his Southern accent with him
n the Children's Court yesterday he VIII
he sent back to Salisbury, y G.. and
will get job on a farm there When
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson. who 's one
OF the LauGNorne sisters Of Ahcnlr'r
county. Va. heard The youngster speak
she asked Justice Mayo - let her he
friend him Hes one OF my own peo-
pie" she said
The boy said there were nine children
In his family. He had been earning
'll5 \ dav as water boy on TIVE
southern Railroad but lost MS inh when
them was "A cut down of employees. lie
went To Charlotte and eulistol as sol
dier, saving he was lS wears old. Last
Saturday night h" arrived a. Fort S'u-
cum, where his deception was found out
and he was sent away with only a
dollar that the army doctor gave him
with the help OF a policeman he found
his way 20 the Children's Court and
would have been sent 10 the Chlldrcn's
Society hut for Mrs Gibson.
The sun., 1915-03-17
RULES ON MOROSINI SUIT.
Justice Davis Decides Point
\gninst Hrir-ss's husband.

The suit % Arthur NJ Weineu eN-
poi 'emtu. against hi WIFE Mrs GiulIa
NoroS'ri Werner. to compel h"r TO COM
rlv with au agreement TO pay him So
uDn YEAR for life in consideration Of
re-isriuc from the Police Department,
was practically tn'ovu our %: court
Yesterday hy supreme Court Justice
Davis
In tho defence of the suit Mrs Werner
-outeudoi that tho contract on which
H.r husband sued was Illegal and for
that reason she wasu'- obliged 10 COM
ply with H. Werner demurrcd 10 this
defence. and in ovcrrulinr the demurrer
Yesterday Justice Davis said: II think
The complaint is bad because the con-
tract relied uron is contrary 70 public
policy and I'm violation of section 81 Of
the domestic relations Law
one of the pro, SioUs OF the statute
in question suvs that a husband and
wife cannot contract "to relieve the hus-
band from his liability to support his
ttife
The sun., 1915-03-17
VEHICLES KILL THREE
CHILDREN, INJURE 5
Body Of Unidentified Boy
Found Twisted i'm Delaney
street Car Fender.

Three children were h'l.Nd ves.,.llN
In collisions with street cars. auto
mobiles and wagons and eight others
we've injured The most unusual of tine
deaths was that of an unidentified h1y
whose body was found twisted into the
fender Of Delaney street car after n
had reached the foot of Grand street at
the East River.
The car was ah0u. 20 switch from the
castbound track 20 the wcS;bouul for a
return Journey when Charles Il Howard.
starter. noticed what he thought WIS
bundle caught IN the rear fender. ~
proved to he the body OF a ild about \
wears old The head was almost soy
cred from the body. 1t was figured t1at
the boy had been running along tie side
~ the car. perhaps cljug.ng {" il w.th
his head down 10 escape the detection 0f
the Conductor. and f,l urd '- FAR erouc l
So the projection OF tho fender to the
side caught In his clothing Tn, car
had run throush Spring and Delaney
streets and then south in East street 20
Grand. The body was taken to the
Mprguc
Morris Blocker. years Old. of $50
RivcrdaIe avenue, East N'N York, was
instantly killed He went down under
the wheels OF a laundry wagon as h"
'oddled out into the street iu front ut
his home In pursuit Of a kitten HIS
mother saw the accident 40 arrest
WAS made
Helen Nelson. >. of 81 West ll4,h
street, was run down by an automobile
The sun., 1915-03-17

We couldn' t let St. Patrick
pass without some mention
of our Irish worsteds.
We're more or less ia
miliar, here in America, with
Irish friezes and Donegals,
rough finished fabrics.
We, however, are the first
to introduce Irish Worsteds
here.
They're substantial, hard
wearing fabrics, in dark pat
terms; excellent businesssuits.
S28.
The sun., 1915-03-17
JERSEY LOCAL OPTION BILL.
Measure Placed IN Calendar for
Consideration Monday.

TRENTON. March l6-Doca' option.
minus d provision 20 sunday selling
which WIS voted down TO-DAY, viii De
the special order Of business n the
IIous" next Monday nigh Tho sug'
Gesuon "a submit 20 ~" people tn"
quest .u Of sunday selling came from
Nssemhlyu,n Colglu or hudson, but
was ovcrwhe' m.nFly defeated
When the local option hal was ad-
verse!y reported by Assemhlyman Pea
cocks committee this afternoon the
Hudson members. VINO have caused
worry 70 the liquor interests by threat
cning to vote for the bill were forced
by circumstances TO declare their atti-
tude. They accepted the opportunity
and spared no effort 20 include in the
hill an amendment which would mean
Us certain defeat, Hereafter there need
be no guess work as 10 whore the Hud'
son members stand
The sun., 1915-03-17
$1,000 FOR HUSBANDS LOVE.
jersey Court Gives First Ruling of
Kind in wife's Favor.

TRENTON, ". j. March ls-The first
recorded case In New Jersey in which
a Judgment has been susta ned against
= woman FOR alenatIug a husbands
affections was decided by the supreme
Court TO-DAY. The court affirmed Il
verdict for $1,000 damages recovered by
Mrs Ethel Burns against Mrs Margaret
Brown, proprletress OF hotel and
saloon in Atlantic city.
The husband ~ Mrs Burns, 81 wears
old. was "A bartender In the hotel II
was charged that Mrs, Brown ny the
exercise Of "a;ts, Establishments wilcs
and enticements' induced him 10 for
sake his family IN such circumstance.
a wife and two children being deprived
Of their cole support, the court held
that verdict of $1,000 vas not ex-
ctssiNe
The sun., 1915-03-17

Commenting on he letter Mr. Root
added
This letter shows ,hat as matter
Of practice questions of quarantine are
settled. not by Mrs Dunphy. out by the
Comm ssloncr and the medical board.
II shows also that Commissioner Kings
hurry approved the reduction Of the quar-
artiuc period. 40 that he is charging Mrs.
punphy for an act OF which she is .nuo-
cen. aud for watch he is responsible
The truth Of the matter is that thcrc
The sun., 1915-03-17
For motoring
Irish wool steamer rugs,
woven on hand looms, wash
able,

An dddd cOurcucuci
OlT ncr stare at 5O Arcnue aud
ild Street, wuh an entrance on 42ni
Street, IS hOW 0pcn
NGkiHg four SiorsS a your Scrricc.