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Evening journal., 1916-06-23
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The evening world., 1916-03-24
FIND NEW SWINOLlNG GAME.
Two Are Held on Charge OF Nnict-
ing storeLeepers.

Charged with having obtainei 1890
from the Yorkville Bank at E!ghty-hfth
Street ana Third Avenue by an unusual
scheme OF forcing checks. Frank McCat-
ferty and Alexander Mahoney we're ar
rested to-day by Detectives Dalton and
Raftis at Washington and Perry Streets
Tho detectives say the men are members
OF a band which has cleaned UP more
than $4,000 from banks in New York
Hohok"n and Boston within the last ten
months.
The method employed was partly a
confidence game, a member OF the band
would patronize a store for several days
and finally would induce the proprietor
10 make out a check for a small amount.
under the representation that he wanted
10 send II to a relative In another city.
This check, furnishing tho clue to the
merchants bank and also containing his
signature, would serve as a model for
q forgery.
McCafrerty told the police hs was
twenty-three years old and lived AT No.
ma Washington street. He is said to
have served time In Elmira for burg
larry. MahOney gave his address ms No.
90 Bank street. He has served two
tsrrns tor larceny. according to the po-
.lcs
The evening world., 1916-03-24
SCHEME TO |NC|TE
WAR WITH MEXICO
CHARGED IN SENATE
b Senator Stone Denounces "Sin-
lister Forces" That He
Says Are at Work.
TREASON TO AID VILLA.
Measure Offered Regarding
Selling of Arms Border
, Reported Quiet,
TREASON TO AID VILLA.

WASHINGTON. March 2i.--Charses
that sinister forces arc seeking 70
tnflsme Americans and Mexicans into
war we're made by Senator Stone. Ad-
ministration spokesman. In the Senate
to-day. following the reading of tele-
grams into tho record telling OF SER
ious conditions along the Texas and
Arizona borders.
Every man with sense enough to
come in out Of the Vet" said Senator
Stone. knows the situation IN Mex
ico is critical--that an effort is be-
Ing made by numerous sinister in
Huences, in and outside Of Mexico, to
excite and influence Mexicans: to tell
them the United States contemplates
an aggression against their whole
Government and people.
THE President has sought 10 i'm
press MeNcens OF his fricndliness
and the Senate has indorsed this
stand. But there are influences at
work. and We know it, working to
create q situation the end of which
We could not know. viii Senators
The evening world., 1916-03-24
RUSSIANS FIRE
$4,000 SHELLS ON
ONE SHORT LINE
Berlin Reports Attack in Close
Order by -Four Russian
Divisions.
HAVE 10000 NEW GUNS.
Successes Cllimei al Jacob
Stadt, North of DvinSk, and
Postavy. to the South.

BERLIN (via Tcndnw, March 2i -
Latest dispatches show that hard
fighting is I'm progress Tn the northern
sector ~ tho IIussian line.
"Whilo during tho day" says the
War Once report. "the Russ,ana col
lected their forces only for strong
advance against the brldgchcId al
Jacobstadt. east Of Bu hhot, they
undertook during the night repeated
attacks north OF the Mitau-Jacob-
stadt Railway and an attempt 90 take
us by surprise south OF Dvinsk. They
exhausted themselves In uniutcrrupt-
ed. fierco storm attacks against our
front north of Widsy. All their at
tacks broke down. with heavy losses
In men"
Tho Russian drum fire became In
tense on the evening OF March 49,
Moro than 10000 shells. chiefly OF
heavy calbrc. fell over a small section
OF the front near Postavy. German
wire entanglcments and tho front line
trenches were damaged by this fire.
At night the Russians attacked In
thick waves. The first two waves were
moved down before they reached the
cntanglemcnts. The third attack
pierced the German position on n front
OF less than one hundred yards and
the assailants were elected by a counter
attack led In person by n regimentai
commander. At dawn the Russians s
made fourth attack, but II was
smothered in the initial stages by Ger
man artillery.
-Four Russian divisions. probably 30.
200 men. are said TO have participated
in these movements.
PETROGRAD. March A.-Territic
fighting is going on Mt Jacobstadt
eighty miles moutheast OF Riga
where the Russians. using liquid fire
and gns bombs. are battering in the
German salient with some Of tn,
900 guns with which tho army hai
been equipped.
At tho same tfme the Slavs an
attacking vigorously at Friedrich
stadt, west OF Jacobstadt, and at H.
iuxt. to tho south. Gen. Kuropatkin',
aim apparently Is TO squeeze vor
Hlndenburg out Of this important
salient by threats OF development
forcing tho retirement of tho whole
German line from Riga TO Dvinsk
on "A front OF 140 miles.
In the extreme southeast. Gen
Ivanotf is meeting with no serious
resistance in his campaign to clear
Austrian troops from the north bank
OF tho Dniester.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
U-5OST DEBATE CUT
SHORT IN REICHSTAG
Conservatives Who Attempted to
Violate Agreemen, Not Allowed
10 Proceed.

BERLIN via Londom. March @i-
II Is understood that Oh" RelchstaG
viii take a recess until s'.nc date near
the end OF April for tho purpos" of
giving committees opportunity 10 dis
cusa tho budget and tax bills, 1t
means, In all probability, tho side
tracking lltog' ,h"r Of IN" debate
over the submarine campaign,
II was evident at yesterdays s"s-
sion tnat the conservatives were res
tIyc under the agreement to avoid
diScL sion in open session, Count Won
Wrytarp said he was willing 10 ad-
here to the agreement on condition
that the matter be discussed all the
more thoroughly in committee. An
other Conservative speaker desired TO
mention the submarine question, but
met with shout from the House that
it was Against the agreement. Even
then he persisted, whereupon the
preslden. remarked bluntly: You
may net proceed on that subject"
The Conservatives found an outlet
for their feelings in repeated eulOgies
OF Admiral Won T.rpita.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
# BACK HURTS
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Says Backache is sure sign
YOU have been eating
too much meat.
Uric Acid in meat clogs Kid
ncys and irritates the
bladder.

Most folks forget that the Kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need flushing occasionally. else We
have backsche and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rhcu-
matte twlnges, torpid liver. acid stomach.
slceplcsSncss and all sorts Of bladder
disorders
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney region
get about four ounces Of Jad salts
from any good drug store here. take
n Tablespoonful in glass Of water be-
fore breakfast for few days, md your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithis,
and is harmless to flush clogGrd kidneys
and stimuli" them to normal activity.
II also neutraliz the acids in the urine
so it no longer irrtatcs. thus ending
bladder disorders,
Jad salts il harmless. inexpensive;
makes a delightful cffcrvcsceut lithia-
water drink, which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kidneys
clean, thus avoiding serious complica-
tions.
4 well-known local druggist says he
sells lots Of Jad Salts to folks who believe
overcoming kidney trouble while it is
- !.ly trouble -Adyt
The evening world., 1916-03-24
THE Value OF truth

Truth IN business Is just as i'm.
portant as truthfulness in everyday
life; truth creates confidence. cs.
tablishcs goodwill and builds a
reliability that will not be wrecked
by the storms of competition.
Through three generations people
have learned to place reliance on the
advertised words of SCOTS Emulsion,
because they are untarnished, unex-
aggerated truisms about household
remedy of real and actual worth,
Thepopularity of SCOTS Emulsion
increases, as intelligence advances,
because il guarantees pure cod liver
oil with g'ycerine and hypoPhosphites
to build strength, improve the blood
and strengthen the lungs. 1t is free
from alcohol or opiates--a wholesome
food-tonic, truthfully advertised.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, y, J.--Advt i6 20
The evening world., 1916-03-24
WOMAN ARRESTED
At CATHEDRAL IS
mrs. F|TZHUGH"
Charged With Robbing Wor-
shipper, Says She Did 1t for
Baby Boys Sake"

As young woman wearing n black
veil stepped out on Fifth Avenue
from st. Patrick's Cathedral late yes
terday afternoon Detectives Hauser
and Griffith OF the Second Branch
arrested her on charge OF gran q
larceny. They acted upon the fact
that she seemed to answer the de-
scription OF woman who sat next
to Mrs. Hugh King OF No. 326 West
One Hundred and Seventh Street
when Mrs. King lost her pocketbook
containing S55 In st. Leo's Church.
Twenty eighth Street. near Fifth
Avenue. on Feb. "a last.
why did you do it?" the detectives
asked the woman, who would give no
information about herself except that
her name was Mrs. Northrup.
81 had TO do 1t 10 support myself
and my baby boy" sho answered.
MY husband deserted me-"
Detective Grlflith said he positively
identified the prisoner with Il woman
who said she was Mrs. Randolph
Nt2huEh when he arrested her In 1914
and charged her with stealing a mesh =
bag and $3.50 from Miss Dorothy W.
Fisk, daughter OF Pllny Fisk. the
banker. In st. Bartholomew Church.
The charge was dismissed when Miss
Fisk would not appear against her.
The woman was arraigned the next
month on "a charge Of vLgrancy. Then
Miss Fisk testified against her and
Miss Edna Irene Munsey, an actress.
identified Mrs. Fitzhugh" az the
woman who Sat next to her on Nov.
IS, 1912. in the Church OF the Trans
fguration when her silver mesh bag
containing a diamond bracelet worth
$3.50 was stolen.
At that time Mrs. Fltzhugh" iiyed
at the Hotel Flanders, kept a maid
md was well dressed. She mystlhed
lawyers and the court with fictitious
names. She said that she belonged
! To tho celebrated Virginia family Of
! Fltzhughs. but she also said she was
Mrs. Northrup. wife Of a prominent
attorney.
| In the same year "Mrs. Fitzhugh,
| pleaded guilty TO another charge oil
| grand larheny based on robbery
| in church. But Greed NJ. Fulton. a
| Washington attorney. obtained trial
| for her. MIR, Fulton told Judge Swami
| in General Sessions that she belonged
| neither to the Randolph nor to the
! FltzhuE'hs, but nevertheless 10 one OF
| tho best virginia families. lie said
there was a strain of insanity in hei
| lineage.
Mrs. FitzhuRh" stated then that
oil OF her life she had been tho VIC
tim of mems expressions. She was
taken 10 Bellevue suffering with nor
vousness bordering on prostration
The next October she was released or
Suspended sentence. II was said she
would go 20 relatives in Virginia.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
VOTES FOR WOMEN
AGAIN HALTED BY
BROWN IN SENATE
Back1rS Of Referendum Bill
Fear Trick to Kill 1t Is
Planned. :
SEND CALL TO FORCES.
New York City Republicans
Likely TO Go TO Aid of the
Suffragists.
SPECIAL From a staff Correspondent
Of The Evening Worlds

ALBANY. March 24.-Womsn's suf-
frage in tho Legislature ls blocked br
senator -Elon II. Brown Again to-
day he halted progress OF the bill pro-
viding Tor popular vote on a con-
stitutioual amendment In 1917 by two
words: II object"
The hill ls at the bottom OF the SEN
ate calendar and every attempt to
advance IT toward final passage is
stopped by Brown. Hts vote to-day
in refusing unanimous consent for the
advancing OF the measure 10 his sec
ond action Of the kind this week.
II Is planned by tho anti Suffrage
legislators TO bring into play some OF
the strategic tricks OF Legislative pro-
cedure in the closing days of tho ses-
sion to kin OF the bill completely this
year. Tho Assembly already has
passed the Constitutional amendmene
measure, but the pocketing will bo
done In the Senate.
Sentrles OF the Suffrage army who
watch the Legislature became suspi-
cious to-day that danger In ahead and
hurried calls for "A council of war
have been sent out. Another attempt
will be made to advance the hill next
Tuesday In tho Senate.
Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw was
warned last night OF the danger and
hurrying to Albany arrived In the
Senate Just as Brown blocked pro-
gress.
New York City Republicans arc
planning TO go to the rescue. County
Chairman Koenig was In Albany to-
day and learning the danger OF the
suffrage re-submission bill. said that
he would confer with Senator Mills
and other city members to rally re-
inforcements for the feminine cause.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
KAISER WRITES PRAISE
OF AVIATOR BOELKE
Enthusiastic Over the Llenenan's
Twelfth Victory In Battles
In the Air

BERLIN. March ~ CBy wireless TO
sayvllle). .-Bmperor william has sent
tho following letter, in his own hand
writing. to Lieut.. Boelke Of the Avia-
ton Corps:
II have been informed that you
have again returned successfully
from combat with tho ensmy's aero
planes. I recently bestowed on you
the highest war order. Pour le Merite,
In order 70 demonstrate the i'm
portance attach to the results OF
your courageous action. But l shall
not let pass this moment. when you
have disa bled your twelfth aeroplane.
which means that you disabled two
mir squadrons of tho enemy, without
expressing to you again my fullest
acknowledgment Of your excellent
achievement In aerial fighting"
The official German report OF March
% said Lieut.. Boelke. in an aerial en-
gagement near Verdun. had brought
down his thirteenth aeroplane.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
GIRLS HERE ON WAY TO WAR.
Misses Gard ncr ana Robert. Hope
Ia Join Friends at Front.

Miss Grace Gardner and Miss Lizzie
Roberts We're the lfe Of the Red Cross
steamer Stephano, arriving this morn
Ing from -, Jonus, New Foundland, by
way Of lIalifax, y. s. Both arc going to
the front as nurses ana hope To meet
SON" OF their many friends who went
10 the war from 81 Johns. Mss Rob
crts has a BROTHER, just transferred from
join him,
Another n2ssgngnr on the Stephano
W1H the Rev tom }, Nolan. catholic
missionary lf Fortune Bay, who las Just
competed his winter Visit over the
SHOWS and ice Of Newfoundland, In
boats on SuuwshD4s, sleds and skis. and
comes here for a rest.
The evening world., 1916-03-24

Mexico. under orders OF the state De-
partlnent to investigate the troop
movements, reported that they found
no massin~ of troops in the northern
sections.
state Department dispatches from
Durango, san Luis POt0Si, Nogales
and other points reported quiet.
Americans wcrc leaving tine Durango
region, but there was no anti-Amer-
team outbreak.
one bat alon ~ N" Twenty first
Infantry was ordered to-day from
the Vancouver barracks 10 III Centre,
cal. 20 reinforce the border patrol.
rho order was ISSUED at the request
Of Major Gen. lI"ll, commanding the
Western Department,
The evening world., 1916-03-24
DECLARES
GERMANS CANNOT
CAPTURE VERDUN
Issues Address to Army Declar-
ing French Have Plenty of
Munitions and Reserves.
BERLIN CLAIMS GAINS.
Announces Taking of More
Trenches, but Paris Reports
l-et-Up in Attacks.

PARIS. March 24.-Gcn Jot.re
Chief Of the P'rencl
forces, has issued the following ad
dress:
Soldiers Of the Army OF Yer.
dun: For weeks you have endured
the most formidable attack that
the enemy has yet tried against
us. Germany counted upon tho
success OF this effort, which she
thought would he Irresistible, and
for which she concentrated her
best troops and her most powerful
artillery. She hoped tho taking
OF Verdun would raise the courage
~ hcr allies and convince neutral
countries OF German superiority.
"Shc reckoncd without you.
Night and day, despite a bonn
bardment without precedent you
resisted all attacks and main
tanned your positions.
THE battle has not yet termi.
mated, because the Germans have
need Of q victory. You will be able
to wrest II from them. We have
munitions in abundance and num-
erous reserves, but you have above
all your indomitIble courage and
your faith in tho destinies Of the
republic.
Tho country has It's eyes upon
II will DO said: They barred the
road to Nerdun against the Ger
mans J. JOFFRE."
Following Is the report given ou
to- day by the French War Office:
In the Argonne district our bat
teries last night cannonaded wit
energy the enemy positions In I'll
wood Of Malancourt. Near hill n,
2s5 We caused the explosion Of
minc, sad occupied the resuliin
crater.
ITO the west OF the river Meus
the night passed quietly. To tho ca,
OF tho river there was intcrmitter
in the vicinity of Doual
mont and Amloup.
"In the Woovrc district there hay
been some outbursts OF artillery II,
in the sectors OF Moulalnville an
Eparges. both sides taking part"
BERLIN. March 24,--Contiuuin
their advance 20 force The evacuatio
OF French positions northwCst of Vel
dun, the Germans have captured tW
more trenches in the HaucOurt rCEio
the War Office announced this lftrl
noon.
The Germans pressed forward sout
of Malancourt, against the southwest
err side Of the French salient. tt
advance further imperils French pC
sltions at Malancourt and Bethir
court,
I'm the hchtlng In this regio
French prisoners now total SSl. Al
ti,lery dUelS occurred last nigh,
the Champagne, the Argoune m
west OF the Mcusc,
The evening world., 1916-03-24
THREE HURT IN CAR CRASH.
Trolley ana Truck Collide at
Twenty-third street.

Three persons were slightly injured to-
day, when a Lexington Avenue street car
collldcd with threo-horse truck AT
Lexington Avenue and Twenty-third
Street. The injured were passengers on
the car. They are Arthur Mdsden. iiity-
three, a merchant, Of No. $50 West
Fifteenth Street. received a laccrated
lip; Sarah Dossnick. fifteen. OF No. IS
East Ninety eighth Street, cuts about
the face; James Butler. a bakor. OF No.
l2g East Slxty-iifth street. bruises on
the head. Tho truck Is owned by Robcr
Gordon & son. Thirty-seyenth Street
and the East River,
The evening world., 1916-03-24
4TH GERMAN WAR LOAN
REACHES $4,000, 900 900
Total Subscriptions to All Four
Issues Is $7,ooO,ooo,ooo, Says
DR.. Helfferich.

German war loan has been O brilliant
success. Financial Secretary Helffe-
rich reported to the Reichstag to-
day. The subscriptions totalled more
than $4,000, ,OOo, 900,
does not include subscriptions abroad
and at home.
The total of Germany's war loans
now reach more than $1,000 900 900,
he said, while England has nised
less than 81 100000 and France
only a little more than $4,000, 900, 900
by war loans.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
Italian War Relief Csps~s Day and
Night of Gayety.

Many dinners Will be held tonight
preceding the m-Careme Venetian
Masque Ball given at the Century The
atre for the benefit OF the Italian War
Relief. Miss Juliana Cutting has ar
ranged an Italian dinner to take place
in the Vanderbilt Hotel. at which the
guests will wear their ball costumes
This afternoon there win ba an EXHIBIT
tiOn Of war relies and a fashion show
in the Century Theatre, Rooms there
have h.en reserved for bridge. tea and
dancing.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
HEAVY FIRING AT SEA.
Amsterdam Newspapers hint at
Battle Near Ostcnd.

AMSTERDAM, March 24.-t1ushing
correspondents OF Amsterdam news
papers to-day reported sounds Of heavy
firing in the channel. from tho direction
OF Os,end and Wostcnde.
Incoming shippers reported that the
flashes OF gunfire were Wis BILE on tho
horizon during the night. They sald they
believed an important naval fight was
golnE on.
The evening world., 1916-03-24

Samuel W Smith. former Chairman
Of the hudson County Republican Com
mlttrc. was sentenced by Judge Tenant
in Jersey City to-day FOR from one 10
three ysGrs Imprisonment and nned
$1,000 N the CTefold Hotel case
The evening world., 1916-03-24
A REPUBLIC AGAIN.

The Governor OF Sink tdng,
china, discovering political
plot dOinSt him, invited ten Of
the plotters 10 dinner last ,ceek
rnd cut of their heads.
The evening world., 1916-03-24
Minister Van DyL. Hack In Holland

THE HAGUE via London). March ~.
DIR. Henry Van Dyke. American Min
lister to tho Netherlands. arrived here
last evening, after spending a brief va
cation IN the United states. lie was a
psssenser on the steamer ROTTERDAM
from New York.
The evening world., 1916-03-24

make present critical conditions
worsc?"
Senators Stone and Borah clashcd
when Borah and Senator Sheppard Of
Texas had kilograms read from
Douglas, Ariz, citizens, Rskng for
help in fear Of n now Mexican mas
sacre and invasion there
A stormy debate followed tho read
ing Of the telegrams and the intro
duction by Senator Lewis of a reso-
luton proposing that any person VINO
furnishes villa aid be declared a
traitor.
Referring to the telegram presented
by Senator Borah, Senator stone said:
at would have heen better II all
such comment should have been de-
livered 20 tho War Department I
confess myself unable 10 understand
any Senator's desire at this crucial
point to present such matters and
thereby give thcm official dignity"
II have no apologies to make" in
terjected senator Bnrah,
Senator stone rctOrted that Ii1~ah
might have acted with greater pr,-
priety."
"Whou a man become, ohSesscd
with the idca that he is running for
President" continued Senator Stou'
ironically. "ha ought 20 act un.n-
1lucncyd 10y on" doWsion in exploiting
another dclusIou."
Replying To Stones criticism ot
his resolution 10 call tor $1,000 vol
Mr. stones own opinion.
II got my Information fom the
President and others upon whom we
must rely" S'Ono r"tortcd. 'lf
needed they would ~, hesitate to
Ipt,rtn tI, I',tp-T,. z 90
The evening world., 1916-03-24
STONE GIVES CHALLENGE TO
REPUBLICANS

Turning to tho Republicans, stone
said:
"Ir YOU wish TO encourage the Ad.
ministratlou to hsv" war with Mex
leo have the courage 10 Fay so like
men. Do it openly ana boldly, II that
is what you want; don't do It sur
rcptitiously."
ia holping protect the forces
already ia Mexico provocative Of
war;" asked senator sherman,
Mr. Stone declared that Senator
Shcrman's resolution was Introduced
FOR the purpose Of waEnS war on
"othcrs than villa"
Mr., sherman dcnicd tins and
pointed To the term OF his resolution.
senator Clapp criticised Mr.. Stun"
for being too prone to assign poIiti-
cal motives" to the Republicans. He
declared all Senators were acting
patriotically, including Mr., sherman.
II am sure there was not an at
tempt TO embarrass the President"
said Mr.. Clapp. "The situation at
the border warranted the Senator
from Illinois in Offering his resolu-
ton"
Senator stone replied that certain
Senators were constantly 0pltat-
ing Mexican debate upon some pre-
text or other
Isn't the Senator precipitating the
dobate himself" asked Senator
Oliver. 81 have my own opinion
about that" he added.
Keep IT," Senator Stone replied,
and demands for regular order"
closed the debate, at least tempor-