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YACHT PARTY OF 40
ENLIVENS THE PIER
John Hubbard Takes Guests
From New London to
Narragansett.

NARRAGANsErr PIER. r l.. Aug. 10
The stem yacht Lurena dropped anchor
this afternoon Just beyond the Casino
with her owner. John Hubbard. and a
jolly party OF forty young people aboard.
They came ashore IN launches and were
entertained at luncheon at the Casino by
Mr.. Hubbard. Late in the afternoon the
party returned to the Griswoid. New
London. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. Saxton. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Corb!n OF New Britain. Conn Hosea
Lovano. W. J. Eopwood. F. W. Bliss and
Ellis Dodd OF New York.
Forty or more members or the Pier
summer colony motored tonight to the
historic old General stanton Inn. fifteen
miles west OF here, for an old fashioned
Rhode Island clambake. Mrs. Howard
NJ. Cowperthwaite OF New York was the
hostess. The party included Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Coombs. Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Hanan. Mr.. and Mrs. James 7.
Perry and Seton Post.
More than a score have entered Tor
The womcn's tennis tournament to be
given at the Point Judith Country Club
by Mrs. $. Human Bird Tomorrow.
Among those who have entered are the
Misses de Coppe.. Miss Beatrice Lovett.
Miss Florence Kane. Mrs. Philip Steven
son. Mrs. u. X. Gatin.. Miss Kate Penn
smith, Mrs. G. r. Snowden and Mrs
Thomas r. Mexican.
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MOVIE MEN BAND TO
FIGHT HURTFUL LAWS
Alliance. Representing $780,
100000 Capital. Elects w.
4. Brady President.

A defensive alliance that represents
an aggregate capital OF $500. 900, 900 in
the movies" was formed yesterday az
the Hotel Aston in the name OF the Ma
'ional Association OF the Motion Picture
Industry for the purpose OF combating
every political or legislative step re-
garded as prejudicial to their combined
interests. William A. Brady was elected
president Of The new organization.
AS a weapon in It's fight the motion
picture men have 10000 screens for the
expressions OF theAr views before audi
ences Of 10000 900 every day. Because
OF this power the Industry now Is deter
mined to put before It's patrons the at
tl,ude of all candidates toward it.
President Wilson and Justice Hughes
will be aAked TO express themselves on
the "movics' and their views will he
flashed Al. over the country. Governors
Of states ana candidates for that office
Mayors of big cities and aspirants and
Others will be given opportunity to cx-
plain their opposition or support of mo-
ton pictures.
The following committed was selected
TO draft Il programme for its political
work W, W. Irwin, Adolph Xukor. Ar
thur James. i. a. Powers. William
l., Sheriff., Jules Brulatour, =, ". Trig-
ger, J.. /. Levine and !" +. Blumenihal,
In the list of the bigger Aim companies
| represented were Metro. Paramount, V.
l.. $. T.. Vitagraph. Universal. l.asky
! Famous Players. World Film, lnterna-
| tional. the Hearst organization and
Arrow. To-day temporary headquarters
will be selected for the political cam
pNiGn.
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LENOX AIDS FRENCH
WOUNDED IN BATTLE
Much Work Accomplished I'm
der Direction Of Miss Ethel
dred Folsom.

LENox. Mass. AUG. 1e.--The Lenox
branch OF the organization for the re-
lief Of French wounded is second In
rank in New England In the amount OF
work done, the North Shore branch OF
Massachusetts being FIRST. Miss Ethel.
bred +. Folsom organized the Lenox
branch on June 20, and has been MS
sisted by Mrs. John r. Alexandra. Mrs
Ross W. Whistler. Mrs. Joseph s. Wits
tier. Mrs. Carlos NJ. De Heredla. Mlss
Heloise Meyer. Mrs. Gertrude Parsons,
Mrs. James Il. Ludlow. Mrs. Cortlandt
+. Bishop. Mrs. Henry II. Pease. Mrs
David T. Dana and others OF the cot
tagers.
Andrew d White and party Of ithaca,
touring to the White Mountains, arrived
at the Curtis Hotel tonight. Mr.. and
Mrs. George II Leslie Of Short Hills
n. j.. who had been occupying Mrs. l.
Bolton Bangs's farmhouse In stock
bridge. have gone TO York Harbor. Mrs
william q. Havill and Mrs. J. 8. Case
gave a card party Of fifteen tables al
Heaton Hall tonight for tho benefit o.
the Red Cross.
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DIED.

'rlIl,N. suddenly, OF apoplrSy. on Tues
u', August IL. a. his residence. 3ls
West lO2d street, Charles Gulden. In
N's seventy third year.
fleni- and relatives are invited to at
t'u1 he funeral services ~ the Central
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Madison
"uuo aud F~ity-seventh street. on
lhIrs!ny, August ~. at IL o'clock.
!b'ermsnt private.
"i''F ~ ronp,on Plains. y. j., Aug
N' &c. 1916, Marion Rhodes. beloved
otIghtrr NJ OTTO II. and Anna Moller
ilUok OF Montclair. y. j. eyed II
'osrs.
lineral private.
HIIMA%. On Tuesday. August -. at
Ia',hoguc, J., J., Sara Dominguez fIol
man, aged IS. beloved wife Of Charles
j. Holman.
lHoral services 1880 O'Clock Thursdsv
august n. at 81. stephens Church,
"'Ati.nlnth street. east OF Broadway,
A"w York. Interment private. Green
wood ''metery. Please omit flowers.
I'll Wednesday. August Is
Hls. Elizabeth Paterson.
'nnsra! services 1T her lste residence
sH Harthorne street. Flstbush, Friday
evening st . o'clock.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Mary Lee werthehner arrived In New
York yesterday from her summe home at
Milford. Pa. to take active charge with
her director. Samuel Lewis. of the re-
hearsals for her new japanese comic opera.
Motto" which will be seen here In October.
their bow as q nrm of producing managers
at the Gaiety Theatre tonight. when they
viii present Turn to the Right n farce
by Winchell Smith and John u. Hazard.
Mr.. Smith had a hand In the composition
OF The Boomerang Brewster Millions
and Via Wireless"
William A. Brady has engaged Edwin
Emery and Charlotte Granville for parts In
The Man Who Came Back by Jules
Eckert Goodman.
The Palace Theatre will present THE
Clod." by Lewis Reach next week. The
riShts have been obtained from the Wash
Ing ton square Players.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Waldorf A.,o-i,- Cbes,er yo,.. g,,.,.
City: +. r Hnrmsn' psr,on '"""W ro.,sr
EE ',nmrncN r,.x"i psi'", Mr' xhn nv.
~ y Ncrcrn., vnnsit ''"e "h'aAe''
Beinontn John rsn%Icr ro,, po.,o,. NJ.
n " Arnold Albany. Mr. and 'S Wrs "ItI
stevens, san Francisco Franklin ID Locke,
Mrs r. rsrc,.or ri,,s, 'o"''' "F' anu
RIl,tnore-Mr md Mrs II - r,s, or.,.
pn.,sii p,i"nr Wah,ia ~ Ia ohrshs
Mr1;rav and y scar. ,,c:r.v III n,GsIo r., Il.
stevens. chicago ~ Wv"
Maui. nNn1"r r. co,u.u n ~
,.ii Ha.,nn A. T. a noNw."; hS' MN
burg n r. Unn,invton p..i, 'hin.' w
w'odrnrd vasht ,.H,", ~"
ion nI sir r,wsr, wt.innnS, HHt"n, hh,ng
H"i,s,. Mon, ,.at '" 80 1890 MM'h,,'
coolidge Fitchtnrr. Mass "
,vandsreiltN John p. Rryntop.. Los Angelo.
n. Myle,. New Orleans w !; nssn'.aI Il ~
Ky Nv" 0 :" A"'o' 'ur'S
IL, A,n,, NJ .,a A.. -.. NIT.
deinh,a Nr ar Ih% yrs a. s,m,ilnS' rh',s
" Gs,i,yar, Aunn,s' "shNnn nv. =,
s.hho",,. "Iwrh' - dr' wn. - hmo"r, u
ciar,dsc Gcorsc ronc Iomnih.yyWxc. !,
hr@"ns; rIc,,hep:"; ss"n", Solomon, cl'vc
Knict er,, nupn tTnI. ~" IT. 'Sn'ir'os .,.
Ysr,vcrd' 80 ~ W" W. ! s'rhnsnc
NJ and Mrss, trcb n"I S sriryn Emerson >n~ yor n", ,i,
rano. = ."", me'r""' MF' anu Mrs' Maiu'
"1nas,e1' n,.sso' r,... pou.. .,
Nors. w,.ninn,on n.se =, N'T"on
mm"oynJ, Wr .nI Mrs "e'TT,h nm noen.hs, i,cn
YorI civ anu "' THOMAS d Ryan, New
,i n%sne''I no,,s~ iio frh'' eh''as"' T. il
-'uuse'c .nu,s''Ie' vN!,r,.
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BECK-ECOB.
Socialist Met suHrsEist when She
Wsu Picket IL Girls strike.


Wau Picket In Girls strike.
Miss Frances Gilbert Fob. daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. James ~. Ecob OF l"o
Sanford avenue. Flushing, l.. l.. and
Carl Beck. Socialist and writer. are 'iow
enjoying their honeymoon. Their friends
were surprised to learn yesterday that
they were married on Tuesday OF last
week by the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant,
rector Of the Church OF the Ascension.
The bri.r, who IL a graduate or Rad
cllffe COLLEGE and an ardent supporter OF
the %sufrragette cause, has travelled eN
tensively. TIC obtain the right to vote
she once established her residence In
Denver and voted there. During a strike
nj shirtwaist workers In Manhattan a
few years ago, when she acted as a
nj ke, for the strikers. Miss Ecob met
Mr.. Beck and their engagement FOL
lowed. The marriage was unostcnta'
tiOus, 49,
The bride. like her father. the Rev
Dr. James II. Ecob. is a painter u a
writer.
He is n retired Unitarian minister and
frequently occupies the pulpit OF ths
First Unitarian Church at FLUSHING
IIe wa, formerly pastor Of ~ P'rSsy'
terrain church in Albany. the bride
mother liz "A prominent suffrage worker
In Queens.
Mr.. Beck and his bride are passing
their honcvmoon at the Ecob summer
home In Gilbertville. n. y.
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OF C H

steam yacht \Rnadis. Morton T., pIan,;
the schooner yacht Sea foN. Dalla: u.
Pratt. and the power yacht kcmah. Fred
The steam yacht Diana, {, Iedyard
Rln,r, arrived and left. Til" auxiliary
schooner yachts Intrepid. Lloyd Phoenix.
the Alcyonc, Henry W. Putnam. Ir.. and
the Nagrant, Rear Commodore. Harold :,
Vanderbilt; the schooner Yachts Elena,
Morton T.. Plant, aud the katoura, Robert
Il. Tod. also have left here
The steam yacht Alicia. Alfred l.. dn
FONT. the auxiliary schooner yacht Iris,
Vernon e. Brown: the schooner yachts
Queen Nab. Hendon Chubb. and the Mayis,
$. n, Hubbard: tho sloop yacht Maisie,
Henry II, Plant; the power Yacht Whirl-
wind, Julius Flaischinann. and the Oneida
ara I'm this hHrbor.
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COWGIRL INVASION TO-DAY.
Boomers for Benent Stampede
Week viii he Busy.

Get set for an invasion from the
West! To-day the cowgir!s OF the
stampede show. which threatened to go
10 mast yesterday. will go through
Wall street and lower Manhattan to sell
tickets for the performances to be given
twice a day up to and including Satur-
day to repay the Western visitors what
they suffered through the financial crash
that greeted the end Of their spectacle.
Yesterday. the hrst day OF real Joy
since the shadow OF the Sheriff hung
over the stables al the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway. luck turned all their way.
FRS, they received 3i7.500 subscribed
TO pay In part the prize money prom
Used. Then Harry Hardness. head OF
the speedway company. announced they
could have the use OF the park for the
remainder OF the week. and finally he
took the whole outfit to dinner last night
In the Hotel Shelburne. Brighton Beach,
Their first benefit show will be at
o'clock to-day. There will be another
per!rmance at s i. NJ. The same pro-
eramme will obtain through the week,
the entire receipts to go to the sirande
w~es:erners.
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NURSE A WAR COUNTESS.
Pennsylvania Girl becomes Bride
Of Hungarian Noble man.

UNfoNTowN. Ia. Aug. 16.--Miss Julia
Moran. daughter Of a hotel owner here.
has become a countess. according to .
wireless message from Berlin. The
ceremony. which made her Countess
Cogimir Iichy, was performed on August
.. Miss Moran sailed from New York
recently. She carried a Red Cross uni
form made by herself. having acquired .
nurses certificate after a winters study
at the New York unit OF the American
Red Cross Society.
Count Zichy met his bride at the bor-
der and accompanied her to Itchy
UJfalu, Hungary. where the ceremony
wa performed.
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n has outside Of a certain environ
ment Pedro De Cordoba, who trips but
heavily In the world OF piquant farce /;
John Wesley. who has had n long train
Ing in this field. and Harry Lilford.
Mr.. Lilford played a wise but ignorant
man servant who was certain he knew
a great deal. although he was far be-
hind the spectators In his knowledge OF
the real facts In the second act. So he
kept the Interest Of the spectators while
he was on the stage. Just as every
waiter has who thought he was part OF
an adventure instead Of assisting at a
perfectly decorous supper. since the days
CT the famous maitre d'hotel in "Di-
vorcons." which seems, BY the way. In
describably remote in more than one
way from His Bridal Night"
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BIG SHOW, FOR HIPPoDRoME
That's the Name hose for Dill
bingham Production.

Charles Dillingham; has selected THE
Big Show as the name for the new pro.
duction at the H~ippodrome this season.
RehearsalA are now going on In three
parts Of the big building and at the
Seventy-frst Regiment .Armory and the
Globe Theatre.
THE Big SHOW will be by II. II
burnside. with lyrics by John l.. Col
den and music ~ Raymond Hubbell
he same trio who made Hip. Hip
Hooray." last years production. Most
OF tho old performers OF last season will
be present again. long with the ne"
artists whose names have already beer
announced.
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THE SEAGOERS.

Sailing oday on the scandinavian American
liner Oscar ",
Mr.. and Mrs. Abranl Co,sul Harald Grebst.
l. Elkus, thaunocy 7. Hubert.
Miss Ethel J. Elkus. Miss Muriel Kinney.
Miss Katherine Fl. Howard r.. w. Lucas
kus. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W
Master James Hcn Lautrrhach,
Elkus, Paul q FOurmRn,
Mr.. and Mrs. George DIR, Bertram v. n
". HUNTINGTON. Post,
Countess Amory de Seymour T. Thomas.
Scheel.
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Upham-TinEley.

Mrs Edna Norman TinGley. daughter
Of David J. Tingley. was married to Dr.
Roy Upham OF 900 McDonough street.
brooklyn. yesterday afternoon IN the
summer home Of her father at Sea Gate.
DIR. Robert Rogers. pastor Of the Church
OF tho Good Shepherd. ohiclated. The
bride was unattended. sidney Upham
acted a. best man for his brother.
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HoWE-ARMSTR0NG.

ASHLAND, ~. H., Aug. l6.-The Rev.
Arthur Howe, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. S, II.
Howe Of New York. was married to-day
TO Miss Margaret Armstrong, daughter
OF the late Gen. =. q. Armstrong OF the
faculty OF Hampton Institute. Hampton
Va. The ceremony O place on Cho-
coru Island, SQuam Lake, near here.
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ure in real estate circles here. died late
to-day at the age Of 20 years. lie is
survived by i've children-Mrs. Potter
Palmer. Mrs. Frederick n. Grant Of
Pittsfield, Mass. Judge Lockwood
Honore Of the Circuit Court Of Cook
county. Adrian e. and Nathaniel X.
Honore. all Of whom were at his bedside
when the end came.
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John valance George.

Henry Georges last surviving brother.
John Valance George. died on Tuesday
at his home. 1915 Broadway. at the age
of 81. lie was manager Of the stand
ard. which was published here by ad-
vocates OF the single tax. He also had
been employed on the old California
Post.
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MISS BURKE WEBS AN EARL.
California Girl Now Countess OF
COttenham.

LONDON. Aug. 1s.--The Earl Of Cot
enham was married In st. Georges
church. Hanover Square, to-day to Miss
Patricia Burke. daughter OF the late
j. II. Burke Of California. Walter
Winans gave tho bride In marriage.
Niscount Crowhurst. eldest son of the
Earl. was best man.
The Earl OF Cottenham's FIRST wife was
Lady Rose Nevill. She died In 1918.
Miss Burke after winning n beauty
prize contest In Los Angeles can to
New York and attracted much attention.
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MARRIED.

TETEHs-HAy.-on Tuesday. August Is.
ut Sutlcy. y. j., Sarah Meyer Hay.
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James n.
lIsv. 20 John Navarro Macomb Peters
O Pa'uduro. Texas.
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REPUBLIC STEEL BOOMING.
Topping says Busln~ss IL AVN.
Rcs OWd IN prrtns lon.

At the annual meeting oC the stock
holders uf the llepuhli. Iron and Steel
Company Yesterday John =. Topping.
chairman of tn. board. announced that
the business -. tn. company since the
issuanc. of its annual report had en-
ceeded all expectations
~ few wears ago he said. we pro-
duced only 210.ooo TOYS ana now we ar"
annually turning out l.2j0.OOo tons.
Ten years ago We produced 6no.oou toiS
of iron and practically no steel. while
now We are produc ug no iron and all
steel.
steel l. being produced now cheaper
than ever before. When my admins
,rat!on came into office We had small
output Of coke. We bought large guam
titles OF ammonia iron ore and pig iron.
To-day. with all these. We are se,f-con-
tanned. We sell more iron ore now than
We can use.
''ln making coke We nov produce
as hN-produ'ts tar, ammonia and
Others. W" have cut doNu our use uf
coal 10000 tons moi N
MANY anticipate falling OF IN eS.
ports when the war ends" he CON
tnu"d later. There viii be an outside
demand. however. from canada, South
America. Africa and other countries"
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DEMAND LEATHER DIVIDEND.
Preferred StOck Holders Talk Ot
Action in Court.

The special committee Of preferred
stock holders Of the American Hide and
Leather Company. organized in January
to urge dividend action by the board ~
directors. has presented written de-
mands for the payment Of part of the
ilo per cent. accrued dividend on the
stock The demand Will probably he
considered at directors meeting mex;
week. II Favorable action l. not taken
members Of the committee say that
they plan further steps. including pro-
cecdings IN tn. Court of thanccry Of
New Jersey
The committee also presented demands
foi detailed Information On tho invest
ments and assets of the company rep
resented hy the profit and loss surplus of
St.j0O.0od
since 1899. Nheu organized. tho Amer
lean Hide aud Leather Company has
paid onli : per cent. IN dividends on
It's per cent. preferred stock. In the
same sixteen years Of operation ended
with 1915 IL earned an annual average
Of 2.32 per cent. ON the came issue.
Last year il eained the equivalent OF
oi| per cent on its common stock,
after allowing for , per cent. ON the
preferred.
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NY. CENTRAL'S HIGHER
RATES HELD UP AGAIN
PrOtestantS Can't Close Case
in a Month and Seventh
Delay Is Asked.

htB,SY. April la.--Thc outlook FOR
posed passenger rate irc-casc on the
New York central railroad. uuw be-
fore the upstate Public service cunnis-
sion. is s,iil remote. Louis Marshall. at.
,orney for the protestauts. Indicated ,o-
night that he would Not bc able TO close
his side ~ the ease for ~ month. THIS
may eugender further Suspension Of
tnc increase. which wus delayed from
Jaiua.v to Npri. 10 ',"1dinv u de
c.sion hy the conniss ion on the protests
Of municipalities along the New York
Central lines
The Public Service Commission iudl-
Gated tha; 1t was not aNerse - giving
the ;,o,estants a. mitch time TO present
their case aS was REASONABLE.
The hearing to-day was devoted
largely "a examination Of H. y. Waite.
general auditor ~ the road. The exam
inatiou related To accounts Tor Interests
and rentals.
To;al interest charges wero nut bon as
S%o. 900. .0on ~ tbs amount i ls"ph :
wood ~ Mount vernon, "r" "f ,he at
,orueNs 'or the opposition. said that Si>.-
"nn. 40" Wg~ net i-uptrl, 'htrgt.,b'c tn
III. roids business "i-h.u ~" state. a>
II was paid upon hpud, i,.ucr for tn.
purchase "f securities or properties II
roads without the state. IT, respect 20
an item or Ss.0oo.o0o fpr rcutal> Nj
Wood S-tii that part Of tl.s was not
properly charg.ahlc 20 ju,rastatc bu,'i-
ness.
Sohc.tor-;"ueral =. e pduldiug of tn.
New Yur; Central opposed the seventh
adjournment of the case for which the
ohjectors asked later ~ 'rc day ~,
pointed gu, that .a,i week all parties
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RECORDED LEASES.


s7TH ST. $50 W. ail.Phnbin Holding
Co. Inc. to Lorenzo Lsgomaaslno. 2li "
stth st. 6 yrs from Mch l. 1915; atty.
cAMbERs hMs sr wllia% isa s,cac and s"e
Max Auster TO- Jacob Pearlman, i!ss
Crotona Park r. yrs from May J. 1915;
atty. J Abrahamson. 80 church
i25TH ST. i5i:.is W. centre store Sig sis
mund Wechsler to National Cash Regis
Ter Co. DAYTON Ohio. yrs from OCT l.
1913; attys Perkins 4 II. IS rArk
issTH ST. iii 5s ". centre store ana t'6 b~
David Doyle to National Cash Regis
May I. 1916: attys. Perkins q B. 3s Park
BRSxpwAy. s,s. store and b.sroaGwSy i,'py
wall st. 10 yrs from Feb L. 1915. $500
BRoADwAy. isoi.io. store and b
Julius Fleischmann to John Thcmp-
son GO: Wall st. s-i2 yrs from Mch
,oTH Av. us. store and b.Hy " kram. kiG%v
wiede to Herman Levitt. iel? Lexington
GRAND ST. 1871. store--Fiansgan Bros to
Pasauale Marano. S9i Broome st. . yrs
CRESCENT AZ sio;la' alI1iOh9 81 Ay.inc
yrs from Apr /. 1916: atty. NJ Nilonc.
r,'iToS ~ 'h issc. ai"Aiberi I; Rich h'ge. gs'
AGENT to saini Horowitz. 1913 Union av
". from ,e !ans l. 1919; atty - O.
,sisT af"nr sr ,os f~"y F STORE ,ry ,enns2lii
to Paul Peters. ?o!, Maprs av : yrs
from May !. 1919 9, w rens.wan: 49,;
MH%gs HSeh &v A. 5a jd1 3s, - ot to .%s" '%S%
Anna NJ scheslc to Richard and Frank
kro,her: az Melrose ~. yfs from
Ma. /. 1915 atty. II 4 kr"'hSr ~
,ssTm 18th" sr. ssi i. cas-, s;S si"rS'"Ameiis
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FOUR VOTES DEFEAT
TEACHERS PENSIONS
Supporters Of Measure Rally
to Bring the Bill Up
Again To-day.
HOPE FOR MILLS'S PLAN


ALBANY. April 1s.-The Lockwood
Ellenboeep hin CLEANSING thu ,eacbers'
,.,,.
'''''" vi '>'w '''" WY ""'
ueiea'ed IN the Assembly to-day. whiIc
scores OF women teachers who have bat
tied at tho iey,.,.,,v, door. f,r wee,;.
''''" "''u, '"e '"rr'"ors ""u '"rohseu
the Assembly galleries. The measure
came within four votes of massage, re-
co,y,,u =, .,d I. uos .,ia I'm, Mr
-,
r.i'enpogen wouid br'ng II oeiore thc
House again before final adjournment
tomorrow.
speaker Sweet was not in the chair
when the vote On the bill was taken, and
a dozen Asseinhiymen were not In their
seats. There was an uproar during the
call for absentees. and the sponsor Of
the bill lost a chance 20 get votes for
the measure when, in his absence from
the chamber. the result was announce ed.
u was only after several misundcr-
standings had been ironed out with the
acting Speaker that Mr.. Eljenboxen WAS
able TO make the motion which will en-
able him to bring up the measure again
for passaRc
Both Majority Leader Adler and
Democratic Leader Callahan smoke for
the b,lI SAYING that IL was the best
offered as A cure for the prescnt bank :.
run, teachers retirement fund.
Mr.. Ellenboven explajpeJ tho measure
and maintained that It's massage WAS
necessary in order IN get teachers To re.
tire.
"Wby We have ,ca,bers In tho N,w
Work srhooIS ,ow who arc nhvs,c,uv nm
III" said no some III them are ha,f
mn, a sou.r, don, f,,. rho students,
In ,rswer N a oucs,io, ,s IN h,w
Tho rnn,, wo,Id no .afer,,,rdeJ hc OK.
rl,iu.d ,b,, iii. ci,v vu,r,u,..d 4, Itc
,iso ,howed ,h,, mn ,each.r uou., ova,
ha ,oroad ,o ,,,.. r,or, ,,,, nov
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passage. The bill now goes to the Gov
ernor.
By vote Of 60 ayes to 72 noes the
Assembly refused to recommit the Tai
madge bill increasing from Is to 21
years the age Of persons to whom liquor
defeated the measure by vote OF 50
ayes to ~ noes. The bill made 1, a
msdemeanor for a person seeking "a
purchase liquor to misrepresent his age.
over the protests Of Minority Leader
Callahan the Assembly also passed an
other Of the Rrown New York city in
vestigating bills. This one provided for
submission to the voters Of the city
the question as to whether the State or
the city should fix the salaries Of all
city or borough officers and employees
except the salaries Of judicial or cleo
tive officers and members OF the super
vising or teaching stan Of the Depart
ment Of Education. The bill now goes
to the Mayor.
Under the first emergency message
sent to the Legislature this year by Gov.
Whitman the Assembly passed the t'in.
crsOn- Knight hill making general
amendments to the tax law.
without objection the Assembly also
concurred IN the Senate amendment to
the Mater bill providing for bond
issue OF xlV,nWn,OUW Tor rnIarRink 'H'
state parks. Minority Leader Callahan
objected because II did not provide Tor
serial bonds instead OF the ordinary
sinking fund bonds Of fifty years. He
said that the State would save large
sum by changing the form OF bond.
The Assembly passed as "A party meas
urc the Machold bill making permanent
the % per cent. increase In the state
liquor tax which was put on AS AN cmer-
gcncy measure last year. All the Demo
Gratis were against T.. only the pies, Of
the Republican leaders that II was "A
ease Of increasing the liquor tax or hav-
ing another direct state tax put tho
measure through the Assembly. II will
go to the senate before adjournment.
The measure Is expected to raise more
than si,o0O,0Oo With the vote Of
Speaker sweet the count for the bill
was only IS. two more than necessary
for passage. while there were 65 votes
against IT,
The Assembly passed two of the
Brown New York city bills one abOl-
ishes Stat. aid in the construction Of
highways TO connect streets OF second
and third Class cities with county high
ways and the other aholsh.s state aid
for the construction Of state or county
highways through second and third
class cities.