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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-13
DEATHS


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DEATHS
| MIIEs.-on December II, 1915. SAMUEL, s
! MILES. Relatives and friends, also members
! OF Usage Tribe, No, 1l3. ]. o. r NJ, are In
| vited 10 attend tho funeral services, on Tues
day December IL, at p, m. precisely at
| his late residence, 4l5l Westmnster ave
.nterment private, at Mount M0riah Gene.
MiILER,-on December II, 1915, JENNIE
| North itR st. relatives and friends arc in.
vitcd to attend the funeral services on Tues.
f2yB Br cRgsRS aa 's2'ffPtsT 81 6tsTmsn S 3S4 Rr
! vate, az Mt Moriah Cemetery.
! MURRAN.-On December TO- 1915. KATE
( 4. MURRAY, widow Of Charles C. Murray
| and daughter OF tho late Charles O. and
ge9 To- TO- send the 'aTs noa G@q sorves na
| day. at p. M at her late residence, 5iI
East Martin st, Roxborough. I17tcrmqqni pr
! vate, Mt, Pleasant Cemetery, AmhlCr. Friends
| may call Monday. S p, IN. Automobile sery.
INVERSION Decomber 12, 1918. LUCY
services 9n wednCsday5 at }n5s m at vss her
| Ardmoro Pa. Tntcrment private.
NEyIN.- Suddenly. on December II. 1915
MARY. A., wife of James. Neyin (nee, Ne.
riv6n from her late residence l5Os y. 42d
son OF tho late william and Margaret Nolan.
! aged 23 yenrs Ec!guyo5 and friends, also
eWH't9fS,,Ss % ossrtcr,SH' irScadev NJ g'8O n ~,
| from his brolhers residence 2oo4 z. lehlgh
lion. tntermcnt az Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
| NORTH.-on December IL, 1918. FRANCIS
sGHGbL, Gbaro,bd5 n5aI gchsn Rnn Ndrth' IF III 42ot ost
Chelton ave, Germantown.
| o'CONNOR.-Ou December IL. 1915. MARY
j.. widow OF Timothy oCgnnor Relatives
and friends are invited 60 attend tho funeral.
SSncc. de- ii5io &6rtb Ba1vicr ST; solemn Re-
QUEEN Mass az tho thurgl or tho 3yEu., az
SiT Se@e,ery. S ,' '"''' '''s''' ' ave-" '''''' '''
PARANT.-on December II. 1918 LYDIA.
W,I@" and yl fTql df tbS family Hrc invit@i
io' DO attend end thS tap5ral ON 'T+ugslay bseou-
gg'aolis1tovySn " " Inierment Jac6dstoWn
N. h, Cemetery. \. j,
HNI st. @t5 DaSssSST e Samuel H. f"} rarsr s
atlves e0l friends argr Invited .i!oo attend
at hoor hoor late residence, Is North 51st st.
i9,2Tm.nl a,5,r,. strictly private. ,o,. 80.
gf TdonGe l5c lGlS N9F'h OFT cbri29ornsr fi22 srefl f.
Porter. DuIG notice OF funeral viii be
rven. ...
LETTA Tite Of GgorGg gg PrkFqm 6} }r5 mn fgmS
ARE Invited o otsad fasr9l R,li fcryiee' Is r.s, q
dencSs.' 2a5i North Clevclaud ave. Funoru
eGyGSss e u and In P395Im 35E5n comctSTy % s New York.
Hudson ANA Albany PAPERS please cory,
fFl' NTTTZI5R 'IP5RrCE husband Of rozcr6In6
are Ti'ii invited id to attend the funeral s.gylees.
his Into rrsldeu. O. iS05 Osage ave. lutcrmont
private 90 ,o,- ,,,p,
MIaa% G.%" o. pHc Rg'' Price @ St ard iSas6tgr o
The aS & As 1mI r 4nTG inyci II to 'gE aisnd Tie
fg,HC,s,, 'nr @n "a.Iiii0S 'xo5rtb esl ST. inter.
ment men rrivat@
lam f.. husgHui or li22io irretori aE'i -
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General

Govt, clerks exams. cowlag.
$40 mo- sample Qucs, free; write imme1' telv-
Franklin Inst, Dept. rs X Rochester y. Y.
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

TO HIRE t0peu day ANA night -Braad-neW
5-pus=, touring car, with robes, 81, hour;
also brau4-new 1-Ea5s. limousine 81 80 hour.
weddings, funerals, etc. Poplar l617 W.
TO HIRE-l-ton Pierce-ArTUw trucks. Wiu
equip desired an3 operate in Your service.
MINK t4Q1 ARCH LOCUST 1900.
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FIFTY CENTS A WEEK BUYS A VICTRoLA
call or write Tor Particulars.
HEPPE,S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 9th ana Thompson sts,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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DEDlER.-On December II, 1918, JANE.
Sldow OF Henry pedier, in her seth year.
relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services ON Thursday, al y. m
az heI late residence, Eastburn ST., Pitt
vile, Germantown. lntcrmcnt at Ivy HIM
cemetery, Remains may be viewed on
Wednesday. from TO 10 o. m
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n ARK.-On December o. 1918, THOMAS,
husband of the late Cathnrine Clark RolH-
lives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral on Tuesday. at S:AO n. M, from tho
residence Of his son. Michael j. Clark. 5l5
North Orianna st. Solemn Requiem Mass at
81, Augustines church. at 1O a. m. Inter-
ment at Holy CrOEs Cemetery
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C0NN.-On December To- ANDREW. hus-
band of the late Margaret Conn. Relatives
and friends. also Orient Lodge, No, $50, +.
and A. NJ; North star Lodge. No 35I |,
O. o. +, ami Walker Lodg9, .9f German
town are invited l3 attend ,h9 the funeral.
ssnee Of his son, Andrew Conn, u East Phil
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Remains may DO
Waived ON TuesluY. Hftor p. IN.
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COVERDALE. - ON December H. 1915,
{ FRANK c. CONERDALE, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
the funeral, on "Wednesday, Mt I ID. m. at his
late residence, $3.50 Priscilla ST, Gcrman-
town. IntormCnt at Merton Cemetery. Re-
mains may be viewed on Tuesday evening
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Wanted

STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN
We buy old autos I'm any wrecked condition:
EeJ our price before you sell them. Phone or
write southwestern junk Co 1867 Carpenter.
WANTEp-TourInE car, in good condition, al
once Call personally, 3Gl5 Emerald ST.
AUTOS wanted for junk. Get our prices FIRST
Phone. Iark 4lG. 924 Diamond.
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Other classified Ads GA Next Pass
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CIEAVER.-At Delaware City. pei, on De-
cember II, lpi5 SARAH B. CLEANFR.
Daughter Of the late Joseph and Cathariue
piiiie Clcaver. Relatives AMI friends arc in
yted 20 attend the funeral services at the
residence oS her brother. Henry Clcavcr,
Delaware city, Del, on Tuesday, at l p. m.
Interment at Hickory Grove Cemetery.
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AUTO REPAIRING

\ 2 ? . TIL l--Ils =
sPEEDo9ETER TROUBLE
SEE BILLY-5ls \. BROAD
CYLINDERS REBORED. new pistons and
rings furnished, WeldinEs and brazing II. r
Underwood q Co. lo2l Hamilton 50 Phila
AUTOS stored ana repaired, reasonable rates.
GuentheFs Garage As y. Goth. Belmont 049s
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SAPP-Suddeuly. on December -, 1918
ROSEANNA, daughter of Edward and MARY
sap aged years. Relative ami IelIa are
$40 a. m, from her parents resiueIm,,,cgf Ga is
Clymcr ST. Angel Mass at ST. ihtipi
Church ~ 10 "A. m. lntormout Holy Cross
L-nmnLnrN.
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DEETpWiLER, - on December II. 1918,
aSsd oSdlSSAA' "a wife ,of Joseph w. Detwier,
Frances 7 Willard Branch, W. c, T. L.,
aie invited TO attend funeral services at
the residence of her son-in-law. Samuel B
boorse, 1880 North 18th ST.. Tuesday. nj
Cemetery.
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CIINE.--At the residence OF his daughter
Mrs. clara Herbert aG2n Powol,nn we %,
December II, 1915, JOHN FRANKLIN
CLINE Sr, aged 50 years and > months
sion No. TO- sons os Temperance OF Penn
sylvanla, are invited TO attend the funeral
services, on Wednesday at . b. M. at North.
minister Presbyterian church. 3ith and l'ar-
ing SITS. Interment at FurnWO0I CometCrN-
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Baanm2DTk VIRGINIA.. widow OF Alexander
tb5sreIav. Relatives and friends are invited
E 'sitend the funeral services, on Tuesday,
20 o N M at the residence Of her son-in-
a. Joshua w Cregar 1921 West Allegheny
-, InfnfmCMt lrIN0te.
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C0LEMAS.--On December TO- 1918 JOHN
J., son of Richard and Mary Coleman, aged
Is years. Relatives and friends, also Cm-
ployes, Of the Prudential Worstcd NILS, are
invited 20 attend the funeral on WGIne9-
sS29 jerks, ST., Bridgsburg. Requiem High
Mass at All Saints Church, at y a. IN, In
iermemt MnlN Erua- EnmnlCrN.
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noids. ageL - years RcatNcs ana friends
aII0 Lodge No. 81. l.. O. o. NJ, and I.oca
nrmtrrs and I6iucrs of America, are invite
10 attend funeral. ON "Wednesday, at S;3
llsli ave. Germantown. solemn Requlon
Mass at st. Nngents Church, at 10 H. M
iutcrrncnt Holy Scpulahre Cemetery.
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DEATHS

FLAI,NAGAN.-4n December II, 1915. MI
friends also Falls Anglers Association and
tRe Fails OF schuylkin Wheolman are in
Sied to 2ttend the funeral on Tuesday, at
q, m, from his late residence, 4lIO Ridge
ave, Falls OF SchuylkiN, High Mass AT ST
ntidEcts church at o 80 a. m. Intermont at
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GARRETT--On December II. 1915, JOS
SEFlI :. GARRETT in his SID year Rea-
tivcs and friends are invited to attend
funcral services on Tuesday, December IA.
at r. M, at his late residence 100 Mansion
ave. Haddonhell. y. J. tnterment private.
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BOOKkEEPER, who is experienced, to work
I'm a manufacturing pIanti state fun partICu-
lars. } 95I, Ledger Central
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RONI T.-IIW T00IWWT0T TVTT1 ;
widow of Thomas Roach Cnce Kennedy and
daughter of the late Thomas and Ann o'Con-
nrU Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral services ON Thursday,
nj s A. m, from the residence " her sister,
Mrs Bridget O'Hrlcn, 49, F,rnon 81. solemn
Mass OF Requiem at Church OF the sacred
Heart at $50 a, m. precisely. IntcrmenT at
Now EntMNLrll CnMeturN.
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S2D. lU
NICTROLA VI AND

GET A NltHRDLA NOW
PAY FOR 1T NEXT YEAR
Call or write for our new special Payment
PLAN whereby sou can have a Nictrola for
ChrlatmaE, md start to pay for Il next year.
HEFPE'S UPTOWN STORES,
Cor, 9Th and Thompson sts.,
PHILADELPHIA Pa.
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p,RRINGTON.-Ou December 10. 1915 at
Sd Josephs rectory, summit nm, Pa,
"a mother Of the Rev. william r. Bar
,ingtor Relatives and friends are invited
- attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at
S9S n M from the residence OF her
Srsndson, William Harold, 1921 Porter ST.
sniep,n Reuuicm Mass at church of the
Tnjnbqnv. at 10 o'clock precisely Inter
Pinf al Cathedral Cemetery.
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.suvoRTH. -o on December 10, 1915,
AsHMttTPh AsshHpMttPh G.. widow. OF William Ashworth.
suir.ti,,,es and friends are invited to attend
Vly,noSr1i scrvices on Tuesday. AT 2:3O
Sh' r,., at her late residence i5is Tagony 81,
EEdd,ansfsTy, Cape May, a. j., papers please
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GEDlCkE.-On December H. 1915, MAY,
n i, and Loretta culver, aged %, years.
Relatives and friends, also tho members OF
the East Allegheny N. b. Church ana sun.
day school ore invited to attend funeral.
ON IhursdaN at . p. m. from her lHto
rea9ence 331q, Amber, st. interment private,
~ N"Tth Lo4af Itl!l tonCtery: Remains
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December TO-, 1918 JACOB.
husoahaa I'd n friends are invited TO attend the
stiyoess 70" On TUESDAY, at p. NJ from his
inio'I w. Ir,ssideuce. V35 Russell ST. lntermcnt
iggiW.lde Cemetery.
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ON Eccenbcr 10, 1918, LANSING b., hus-
band OF Martha Gilbert Relatives and
T. ani 4. ~; AsJury Park X 6. t., ana
the Grand Fraternity, No. T. are Invited 70
attend the funeral services or Tuesday, at
T. m. at the apartments ~ oliver H. Hair,
iS2u Chestnut st. Intermpnt private,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
CHAS. w. MacCORD DIES
Friend of Jno. Ericsson Helped
Plan Monitor.

Professor Charles w. MacCord died
at his home, 90 Tenth Street, Hoboken,
on Tuesday evening. He was the first
professor of mechanical drawing Pt
Stevens Institute of Technology and
originated the first course of drawing
in a Mechanical engineering college IN
this country. He was author Of text
books on mechanical drawing, descrip-
tive geometry, kinemstics Of machinery
end on velocity diagrams. He also was
a prolific writer for technical papers.
Professor MacCord was graduated
from Princeon University in 1854. After
graduation he took the position of as
sistant craftsman with the DeLamater
Iron Works in New York, and while
there attracted the attention of Captain
John Ericsson. who was having work
done in the shops at the time.
Professor MacCord assisted Captain
Ericsson in many of his drawings for
hot air, steam and caloric engines,
and when Captain Ericsson received
his commission TO build the Monitor
Professor MacCord was called upon TO
produce in a remarkably short space
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
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40 9:3E5~ANNN

Ill. l.u Assembly D.s,r.c BrOo. IN Woman
Suffrage Parry, viii have can'aaa.ns bee a. INC
T., Mohawk Council. AZ Third aud fremont
Avenues The Bronx VIII bee addressed a. $ =. IN.
sna the KayP AZ enuR at 5 ts S BtFe Of t5s
3ih Assembly District. Bronx Woman suffrage
sp,rial matinee A. the Peoples Theare. 20l
Bower will be given hy the 81 Assembly Dis
trict " the Manhattan Woman suffrage parry.
Miss Alice ni,ohn AMI the Nelghborho01 Players
Wiifred Wilson Gibson yo.ers Of he district are
specially iuutol TO attend Seats are free. Mf'
A. Newman SID preside Speakers VIII Do Mrs
lees Ls.d'sv ami Mr. Joseph Barondess. -
There sal. he meeting Al chelsea House. -
West TWeuuth street for the "a Assembly DNo
trici Of the Manhattan Woman Suffrage party a.
p. m. Speakers are Mrs Anna Ross Weeks and
Mr,. Joseph Cushman.
Tho Woman sufrage party has booth a. The
Russian Bazaar. list Regiment AmOy, Thirty
fourth Street and PARK Avenue.
Tie workers OF tho ilth Assembly District. Man
haitian Woman suffrage party, will meet Al Hartley
The srt romnittee of The Publicity Council o.
the Empire STATE campaign will meet al TIE home
Of Ida Proper. a6 Fftn Avenue. at $50 p. ~,
Votes for Women" viii dsidc hono-s With tho
plsS Women Kind at the Peoples Theatre. 20l
ROWcry. az this afternoons matinee a. ID O'Clock
The suffrage .peasrre are Miss Vida Sutton. Mr..
Fcdcrcs Nathan aud Joseph Barondes'. NJ ).
NeN man. president ~ lhe Down Town woman
suT.sge club. wl preside The Neighborhood
PlUcrt-Nll,s Alice Lewsohl. Solomon Friedman.
Ms. Belle NyicA. David Solomon and Miss Irene
LcHi,oLa-nil produce one act play, Women
Kind" ty Wi'fred Wilson Gibson. seats are free
aud all are welcome
The speakers to-day 4, The shop Of the wouepe
Political Union. 663 FIFTH Avenue, Will De At
There will be street meeting to-day 81 noon a.
Madison square Garden. Mr.. Edward Livingston
Ms. holman Der. whnehouse will addres, a
meeting At tho Broadway Tabernacle IN the after
At the Hotel Cedar GIN in that town Mps
Beatrice Brown vii talk on suffrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
/, Is q ~ sFeaf ssks'<s's
n 7
The Greatest Sporting
Goods Store in the World
Tent
Dwellers

The tent is the temple OF
health-the wise mans sum
mer palace.
The man with the masti-
gouche down by the river-the
family with a compartment
tent up in the hills, have no
bone to pick with the owner OF
a marble villa.
Abercrombie Stitch, known
the world over as tent head
quarters. are furnishing great
quantities Of tents for Euro
pean sufferers.
Here are tents for the
wounded. in body or mind;
tents for the canoeist, tents for
the packhorse, tents for the
Arctic explorer and tents for
the jungle scientist.
Smart. comfortable tent equipment
Tor the motor tourist-every camp re-
ouiremcut for the uOmad or the teat
dXcucrs iu the woods or ~ the shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
DUNN MUST APPEAR
OR LOSE HIS APPEAL
Counsel for Convicted Road Con-
tractor Get Until April 20
10 Tell Where He Is.

Albany, April Counsel for Bart
Dunn, the former Tammany leader,
under conviction for conspiracy in con-
uectlOn with the construction Of state
roads in Eock.and County by the Dun
bar Contracting Company, Of which he
was the head, were told yesterday that
they could have until April % to in
form the Court of Appeals where he is.
The court also wishes to know about
his mental and physical condition and
when he VIII be able TO surrender him
self
II was announced that # this infor-
nation was forthcoming the court
would give a further hearing on April
26 on the appeal Of Dunn from the
conviction under which he was SEN
fenced TO serve term of ten months
on Blackwells Island. If counsel re-
fuse 10 give the particulars requested,
1t is likely that the appeal will be dis
missed.
Technically Dunn has been a fugitive
from justice since his conviction was
upheld by the Appellate Division on
December Is. Three weeks later bail
was forfeited and a bench warrant is
sued for his arrest.
Ii was reported that Dunn was i'll
with pneumonia in Summit, y. j., for a
time. On his recovery he disappeared,
and has since been reported as being in
sanitariums in New Jersey, Connecticut
and Pennsylvania. The sheriff of
Rockland County has been unable TO
find him, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
Big SUPPLY BILL
PASSES ASSEMBLY
All Efforts to Cut Down Its
Total of $5,500,0O0
Prove Vain.
FEES FOR SPECIAL
COUNSEL RETAINED
Opposition SO Strong, However,
Human Agrees to Drop
Them i'm Conference.

From a sia~ Correspondent Of Tho Thbunsl
Albany. April l4-After voting down
numerous attempts to amend II, the
Assembly passed to-day the annual sup
ply bill. carrying appropriations totall-
ing $500, 600, by a vote of SO to 40.
Hamilton Fish, jr., OF Putnam,
started the fight to amend the measure.
He sought to have cut out S22,5OO FOR
expenses incurred by Justice Cohalan,
Of the Supreme Court, in his trial on
charges preferred by John A. Con.
molly, and $4,000 for the expenses or
Justice Warren b. Hooker for his trial
IN 1903.
Efforts also were made to cut out
St9.8Ol for stenographers' fees, private
detective hire and counsel fees for
William Travers Jerome in the Thaw
case. and S25,546 for special counsel
for the Attorney Generals Office last
year.
strong that the majority leader, Mr..
Human, finally agreed TO have them
dropped in the conference with the
Senate, and SAID he would introduce
bill to permit these men to go to the
Court Of Claims and have determined
the compensation they should get from
- The item Of 500, 500 for counsel fees
was for John B. Stanchfeld, William
Travers Jerome, Isador Kressel and
John Quinn, who were attorneys for
Justice Cohalan.
Assemblyman Stenberg called atten-
ton TO the item of $5,394.74 for A. Frank
jerks for services under Attorney Gen
eral OMalley, in 1909, as counsel for
the State Board of Tax Commissioners
in the proceeding Of the Western New
York and Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany against the Commissioners. The
present Attorney General. Egburt f.
Woodbury., was then chairman OF the
Tax Commission, and Mr.. jerks and he
came from jamestown. Mr. Stelnberg
asked why this item, incurred six years
ago, should be up for payment now.
Special appropriation bills which the
! Assembly passed and which were prac-
tically all holly contested by the minor
| ity leader. A. F.. Smith, included $500
coo for expenses Of the Constitutional
Convention.
Mr.. Human lost control of the Re-
publican majority twice this afternoon.
Once was when the Assembly passed
by a vote of 90 to IS the Phelan bill
to empower the Public Service Com
mission to direct the issuance of trans
fers between subway, surface and ele-
waited lines in New York City. The
second was when the Assembly amend
ed the Fuess bill by decreasing the
registration fee on motorcycles from
50 10 81.
The Sullivan bill, by which the ad-
ministrauon hopes to increase from
100000 to 100000 the amount
raised from the tax on motor vehicles,
was put over again to-day. A similar
bill has been introduced in the Senate
by Mr. Hewitt, and it is understood the
Assembly is waiting for action on it
by the upper house.
Charitable organizations would be
forced to file reports of their receipts
and expenditures by Senator q. F.
Thompson's bill, which passed the
upper house to-day. 1t now goes to
the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15

i..rorce ~ short term obligations, 10
be redeemed out Of the bona proceeu''
or, IL necessary, the direct 'aN' -;
Such a plan would be not only ieaS'-
ble INIT LEGAL. the Mayor declared.
~ would seem fair. in view OF the
announced programme Of economy OF
,be nresent administration. and ~ view
Of the cancellations already elected
and Manned" said the Mayor IN speak
ING Of the general appropriation Dill
"to demand that, in year IKE th'S' tne
state follow the example SET tnlS yea
by the City of New York, at leaSt 10
the extent of keeping the adminlstLa-
tive cost of its departments wltnlh Ins
total Of last years appropriations u
this were done S2,l4OOOO or me pro-
posed increase could be avoided ..,
The Mayor objected to the S3OO'oVO
additional for locktenders on the canal,
the appropriation at present OF S"Vo'VVo
for payments 10 owners OF animals
killed to prevent the spread OF the 1901
and mouth disease, and Of Sblb'OoV LOT
state hospitals. The latter approprla-
ton. he declared, "is wordcd so thaV
the entire amount may be uSeu 70
create new and unnecessary positions
m eaCn OF the lOuil'cH 0'"'
pitals."
After allusion to what others, as
well. have called inexcusable increases
in the bill for maintenance and repair
of highways, the Mayor took up the
construction and other appropriation
bills which "show an increase that l
cannot explain on any ground OF pubic
need" Along that line he speclhed the
100000 for an addition TO the Long
island Agricultural College, S53,f 10 ior
equipping and furnishing a building
that does not as yet exist for the. Coi
lege of Forestry. Sl5O,0O0 for mlscel-
la1eous repairs to state hospitals, S,o,-
600 for a tuberculosis hospital at Clln-
ton Prison tthcre being one already at
Dannemora), and a special appropria--
ton of 100000 for the construction oil
highways by convict labor IN NortherA
New York.
THE sum of $685. is appropriated
in the construction bill for the ellmlna-
ton of grade crossings said the
Mayor. "Under the law the grade
crossing work must be done ana
approved by the Public Service Com
mission before a single cent can DC
paid out Of the state treasury. Instead
of needing more money for eliminating
grade crossings the state does not heed
the sum it already has on hand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
Abercrombie & Fitch
Automobile Camp
Equipment

Full equipment for four peo-
pie. including tent, cots, blank
cts, cooking outfit, luncheon
kit. provision bags, stove, axe
every necessity; from 500
up.
Compactly slowed ont Of the way
IN a touring ear.
New Wcstgard automobile folding
cct. weighing n pouuds-folds to .
by 4 by 6 inches -ughtcst ever made;
price 81.
Automobile TrokkinE Shovel
new knock down. practical shovel
real tool. not q toy-can be carried in
tool box; o. cents.
Every tourist should carry one.