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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Origin of a Revue.

The popular revue at the Theatre
Palsis Royal, ale Poilu," is the result
OF an unforeseen collaboration. NJ.
Hennequin wrote a little play in one
act on the return by permission Of an
infantry sergeant, who became engaged
20 his "godmother." Pierre Weber
wrote a sketch on marriage by proxy,
where the young bride was shown going
to the front in disguise TO pass FER
honeymoon with her husband under the
shells.
When NJ. Quinson wanted musical
comedy TO follow the sketch, "Hortense
a dit, J'm'en fous'" at the Palsis
Royal, the two one-sct sketches of NJ.
Hennequin and Pierre Weber were COM
bined into two-act musical comedy
under the name Of "le Poilu"
The Folies- Bergere will come under
new management about April IS.
Meanwhile ". Clement Bannel will pro-
duce there new revue by Lereuchand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
ALWAYS a Baron.

An amusing story is being told Of
journalist who went one morning 20 VI.
Denys Cochin's house to ask him for
statement on a public question.
"Can ! see Monsieur lie Ministre." the
journalist asked Of the footmsn at the
door.
Monsieur lie Baron has gone out"
replied the footman.
The journalist thought a minute and
asked, "Dou you know if Monsieur lie
Ministre will return soon?"
Monsieur lie Baron did not say" said
the footman.
Every WELL" said the journalist, al
will leave a note for Monsieur lie Min
istre. asking him to give me an sp-
pOintment"
IL will give il to Monsieur lie Baron
when Monsieur lie Baron returns" said
the footman.
VI. Cochin will not always be a min
lister. but he will always be q baron,
and the faithful domestic Of democracy
preserves the distinction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Trunk and Bag Catalogue

On request we shall be pleased to send,
free OF charge, our new illustrated catalogue
of trunks. leather bags, fitted leather cases
and travelling rugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
FOR TOMORROW AND TUESDAY
An Important Sale of Toilet Requisites

Ladies' Rubber Dressing Combs, reg
ularly soc. Ao'
Cretonne Travelling Cases, rubber
lined. regularly SOC ............. Zoc
Violet Sincera Ammonia, l5c size lZc
Violet Sincera Ammonia Doc size l8c
Pure Extract of Witch Hazel, l3c size l2c
Pure Extract of Witch Hazel. 25c size l8c
Peroxide of Hydrogen. 25c size. 18c
Lambs Wool Puffs. reg, l5c to zoe. lOc
Lambs Wool Puffs. reg. Doc to 35c. l5c
Tooth Brushes. 4 rows of extra quail
ity bristles. ...........:. .....'. loc
Hand Scrub or Nail Brushes, regu-
larly 35c TO SOC. ................ Z5c
"Velvo" Wash Cloths, six for. Csc
Hair Brushes. reg. 75c and 95c 45c & 69c
Steel Shears. length inches. ...... Csc
Professional Flexible Steel Files
all sizes. ................... 1Oc
Fine Steel Hollow Ground Razors.. SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Politicians Still for AT.

The affairs Of politics and war do rot
prevent public men from pursuing their
penchant for art. Nearly every evening
toward o'clock VI. Denys Cochin. min
lister without portfolio. can be found in
a gallery in the Rue Richepanse, where
he discusses with Theodore Duret and
d'Armand Guillaumin the work Of the
young post-impressionists. VI. Denys
Cochin has in his house in the Rue de
Bsbylonc several examples of the work
OF Cezanne. Renoir and WILLARD.
w. Pierre Baudin had no sooner re-
turned from his mission TO Argentina
than he took up again his passion for
Toulouse-Lautrec. NJ. Marcel Sembat,
Minister Of Public Works. has never
given up his love for painting, and II
~ we'll known that Nine. Sembat, under
the name OF Georgette Aguttes, has ex-
hibited several works that have at
tracted high praise from the critics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

Perfectly tailored, OF
heavy tub silk in a varied
assortment Of the newest
stripe effects on white
grounds. High turnover
collars and soft turn-back
cuffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

detailed plan % the new entertainments
around Paris, and on the next page =
snapshot of General Gallieni, making a
tour OF inspection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

Made OF extra heavy
Shantung in natural color.
Fronts are hand-smockcd.
Broad fare collar and cuffs
are trimmed with pearl but
tons. Very carefully made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

at remarkable price concessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19

No mail or telephone orders filled.
W. reserve the right to limit quantities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-19
Ivor.Grain Toilet Articles
Reduced

Mirrors. with long handles. ........ CSC
Mirrors. easel backs ............... 29c
Hair Brushes, concave or flat backs. CSC
Puff Boxes at .. .45c. 69c. 89c & 81 .49
Comb and Brush Trays. 81 4 by GLE. 45c
Hair Receivers ...... 45c. 89c q 81 AZ
Nail Polishers, in trays eXchangeable
backs. 45c
Perfume Bottles. ...........25c & soc
Pin and Trinket Boxes. ........... 45c
Picture Frames .l9c. 45c. 69c S9c
Dressing Combs .................. l9c
Shoe Hooks. Nail Files. Cuticle
Knives. with large turned handles. 19c
Juvenile Desk Sets. consisting of pad,
botter inkstand, calendar, paper
cutter and pen tray. complete set. 85c
E reserve the night to limit quantities.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
GERMAN PAPERS ON
 CONSCR|PTION ACT
Varying Views Taken By Press
 ASquith Cabinet Weakened

Berlin, Jan. s. Via London, 10: 5 a. n1.-The German newspapers dis played much interest ilt reports of the conscription crisis In England but venture no prediction regarding it's outcome.
 The Morgen Post spss,ks of the British governments l2yrIhic victory" and says the Asquith cabinet emerges from the struggle grf atly weakened.
 The socialist organ Vorwaerts, is disposed to think that conscription in the form proposed will be carried through.
 The Post in a remarkable objective dispa ssionate leader, warns the Ger nan leaders against building great hopes upon England's internal con f1ict.
 The Post says: What difference does it make anyhow if England really should have a crisis? Todays cabinet would go and tomorrow's cabinet would come and would begin where this one left off. England must wage war with all her powers to ward
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
U. s. WARSHIPS SAFE FROM TORPEDO
Future Gunboats Will Be Built N This in View-Strength in
 Interior Construction.

Washington, Jan S.-Future An icar battlesnips will be able to $ vive the explosion of 9 single torp against their hulls. re"ardless where they are struck, in the opin of navy experts. Experiments progress more than yer, it learned today, have demonstra that two or more torpedoes must their mark before ships sub-divi and protected as new American q will be sent to the bottom.
 The two superdreadnoGg two battle cruisers will be desigl on this plan. Battleships Nos. 4S { A, contracted to be built at the M Island and New York Navy YaI have added interior construction sulting from a study made of torp' defense since the outbreak of European war; but later ships have increased provisions in thls gard.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
Reduced-nearlv 1-3 off.

sold for more than six months ahead Railroads have been larger buyers: building contracts are being placed with more freedom and our domestic shipyards are also liberal consumers of steel. Our exports are again reach ing large dimensions, breadstuffs, war munitions and steel products show ing the largest gains. The money sit uation is satisfactory, loanable funds being abundant at reasonable rates. Tn the latter there has been a slight hardening tendency, but no undue stringency is as yet in sight A fur ther improvement in the sterling eX- change situation has taken place, be- ing the result of the return of se- curities, gold imports and the placing of large foreign credits. The ex pansion of about one billion in co- mestic loans compared with year ago was largely due to the return or American securities and the placinE; of foreign loans. The mohilizing ot American securities in Great Britain: will soon be in operation and its eff fects upon international financial movements should be beneficial an will be watched with keen interest. Railroad shares are generally well maintained. So, also, are bonds, although both have been returned in considerable sums from abroad, anG further amounts will probably follow The large sums of American money thus invested will naturally lessen the amount available for the development of domestic enterprises. This fact also explains the relative quietness ot the January investment demand, usually active at this time. Current railroad earnings are more satisfac tory than for many months. Nearly all mining and metal industries are phenomenally active, and the shares of these concerns have often wit messed sharp advances based upon their exceptional prosperity. As a whole, the outlook is decidedly en- couraging, but it is recognized that present prosperity may be of a some what transient character, therefore more or less prudence will have to be infected into excessive financial opera tions extending into the futrue.
 HENRY CLEWS.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
LOCAL MARKET IS
 QUITE IMPRESSIVE
No changes Are Noted in Various
 Securities Today

Although there were no chanrxs in the local stock market today, fol- lowers of the stock game are ex- pecting a general recovery all along the line next. week to the change in the European situation. The days quotations are: Bristol Brass, 69-69: Union Manufacturing, S2-S5; Stanley Works, 73-74; New Britain Machine, S1-S3; Traut & Hine, 45-47; Ameri- can Hardware, 123-125; New Depar- ture, 1SO-1S3; American Brass, 263- 272; Scovill, 490-495; Colts S55-S9O; and Landers, Frary & Clark, 63-64 Other stocks have not shown any activity.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
INTERVIEWS GREY.
Col. House Visits British Minister of
 Foreign Affairs.

London, Jan. s, 1 :15 D. m.---As the first step in his trip of investigation into war conditions in Europe, Col. F. M. House, personal representa- tive of President Wilson saw Sir Ed ward Grey, the British minister for foreign affairs today. No statement was given out regarding the matters discussed.
 It is expected that he will send the weekend with a party which will number among it's members several close advisers of the British govern ment
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
KENEALY'S CONDITION SAME. ExcrtfOns in Connection With New
 Haven Trial Caused Illness.

Stamford, Jan. S-There is no ma terial change in the condition of Michael Kenealy, who is at the Stam- ford hospital He had rather @ bad night, the report said, but no further information was given out as to his actual condition. He is believed to be a very sick man.
 MT. Kenealy who had had a cold went to New York to make an argu- ment in the trial of New Haven road directors and his exertions caused his collapse later. He was then brought here to be cared for. His cold has developed into a condition which is exhausting his strength.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
PREFER IABSTAINERS.

Hazelton, Pa., Jan. S.-Notices were posted today at the Duplan Silk Mill, employing 1900 workers, that here after preference will be given to total abstainers in hiring of male help. and that instant dismissal will follow the use of intoxicants before or during working hours.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT

New York, Jan. S-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold $153, 822, 260 re- serve in excess of legal requirem ents. This is an increase of s7,S71,130 over last week
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08

off misfortune, and any new mi ter who might come uy come ' this feeling Just as victory is tain for the ministry in parliam just so will the ministry maintain self before the people if new elect come "
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
JACKSON DAY BANQUET.

St. Louis, Jan. S.-Democrats from all parts of Missouri are expected to attend the annual Jackson Day ban quet here tonight under the auspices Of the Twenty eight Ward Democratic club
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
ALFRED ILG DEAD.

Berlin, Jan. 8, by Wireless to Say yiIIe,-A Zurich despatch to the Over seas News Agency reports the death of Alfred IIg, for twenty-six years premier and adviser of King Menelik of Abyssinia.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08

J may have redeemed slugs for Mrs Smith and forgotten it?'
 "No Sir was the reply, MT. Rat tey denying that he ever redeemed slugs from the Smiths. He admitted that the company does permit cus- toners to use slugs if they redeem them.
 J. J. Kennedy, Gas company em- ploye, denied that Mrs. Smith ever made an appointment for him to meet her husband. At this meeting he said, he asked her to have her hus- band leave the meter closet key with her and he would return m the morn- ing.
 At noon both the state and the de- fense rested and a short recess was ordered until 12:15 o'clock.
 Prosecutor Klett in summing up the case gave a resume of the con- fiicting evidence presented and said that Smith trying to throw the blame on his wife was a pretty f1imsIy ex- cuse.'' The fact that for about IA times gas men were kept out is evil dence of intent to defraud, he thought
 O'Brien Blames Corporation.
 Declaring his clients innocence of intent to defraud,' Lawyer O'Brien said that the corporation aids the de- fense by "contributory negligence" He said that during all these months the company suspected Smith, yet un- til this week made no determined ef- fort to open the meter. Uncontra- = dlcted evidence that Dudack had talk en meter with slugs in it to the off, ficer, showed that the company per- mitted them to use slugs
 Lawyers O'Bren's plea consumed al-
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08

Business conditions at home are generally satisfactory. The trade re- viVal, whicc began after the harvest, continues to spread and is generally of sound proportions. The steel trade shows remarkable activity, and this is more Cue to home trade and an ac- emulation of domestic orders than to war contracts. Steel prices have now reached an almost prohibitive level, which may mean a temporary slack ening of orders. The leading mills, however, are we'll employed and in many cases the entire production is
New Britain herald., 1916-01-08
FINANCIAL NEWS
GERMANY'S ACTION
 SENDS STOCKS UP
Investors Believe That Diplo-
 matiC Tangle Is Favorable

New York, Jan. 8, Wall St., 10:30 a. m-Active buying of leading shares was resumed at the opening of todays market, such issues as U. s. Steel, Anaconda Copper, American Can, Mercantile Marine preferred, and Mexican Petroleum being absorbed in large volume at gains. Aside from New York Central and Rock Island rails were not especially prominent. War stocks also added to yesterdays late gains Bethlehem Steel rose ten to 440. Anglo-French war bonds were in further demand, rising to 95 7-8.
 New York, Jan. S-Wall St.,-The further rise in quoted values during the early part of today's session was based largely on the belief of a speedy solution of existing differences with Germany. Extensive short cov- ering accelerated the advance, which was led by United States Steel. Pro- fit taking followed the advance, caus- ing some material declines Trading in general was professional and fell away in the final hour. The closing was irregular
 Bonds were irregular, but Anglo French fves attained the new high quotation for the present movement of 95 7-S.
 New York Stock Exchange quota ions furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by F. W. Eddy
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-06-17
Success Of AbySSinlan Baptist
Il New York.
UNIQUE FINANCIAL SYSTEM.
Ably Conducted Religious Cooperation
Founded 1o6 Ys.rs Ago Celebrates
Anniversary With Series Of Public
Exercises and Raises $2.04o-Resvits
Of Intelligent Leadership.
BY N. BARNETT DoDsoN.

New York.-The Abyssinian Baptist
church In this city, Of which the Rev
DIR. A. Clayton Powell IL the capa BILE
and highly esteemed pastor, recently
closed "A ten days celebration OF its one
hundred and sixth anniversary. Some
Of the most able clergymen and lay.
men OF the race took part I'm the anni-
versary exercises. Inspiring and schol
arly sermons were delivered by Reys
ii. ii. Warning. w. j. Lucas. w. NJ
Moss, w. III. Brooks, w. +. Hayes.
w. II. IIarrod and s. w. Timms.
Mr.. Watt Terry. the young real estate
operator OF Brockton, Mass who Is Re.
ported to be worth nearly a million
dollars, and Hon. Fred r. Moore urged
the race to save money and go into
business. ore OF the features OF the
celebration was recital OF sacred mu-
sic by an orchestra OF fifty members
from the Martin Smith music school.
Never before was a sacred concert
held on so large n scale seen In
church among our people In this city.
The pastor and officers asked for
$1,000 during the celebration. Up TO
the fourth Sunday In November $2.O4C
had been reported, md some auxil
aries were 10 be heard from. This
church has unique and admirable
method OF conducting It's activities.
The prayer meetings, revival services
and financial rallies are conducted by
the eleven nuXiliaries IL IL the bust
ness OF two ~ these auxilaries to help
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-06-17
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

j. W. Darlington Plaintiff.
!, No 40iS
Maggie Darlington Defendant
The defendant, Maggie Carrting
ton, will take notice that she has
been sued in the above named
Court by the plaintiff j ". Car
rington, for divorce, on grounds of
abandonment, and that unless she
answer the petition of the plaintiff
j. w. Darlington on or before the
22nd day Of July, 1916, the allega,
tions set fort in said petition will
be taken as confessed and Judge
ment rendered accordingly.
In Witnese Whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and the seal
of said Dist rict Court this the 9th
day Of Junnl GIG.
G.. Ii, Shaifcr, Clerk District Court
by Tom l. Fuller Deputy Clerk.
Geo. w arker Atty for plaintiff
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-06-17
No. G66

Thls 10 a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHi.lS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
Y taken then as . tosic the Fever will not
eturn. II acts Q. the liver better than
Cslomel and dos ~ fisa " sisken. 2Sa
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-06-17
EUB-

VIII cure your Rbnumafism
Neuralgia, Heaiac..es, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores. Stings of Insects
EtcS lntiscptic Anodyne, used in.
crnally and externally. Price 2Sc'
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-06-17
Pictures of Booker Wa::iington
1000 Agents Wanted, Coed Salar,

ssllse hot cakes; our spcial scheme sf giving nj.
boob with picture sells everybody: We have the big
box. both sell for q 25 pay espfrs, oil agents
ihould write usi snybody "a. ssli! twV ou,n,s.
hhsen cents AUSTIN JENKINS CO, 7sh ST..
Washing on. u. e..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
ALABAMA POWER COMPNNY

To THE HOLDERS OF Iua iIE,r
MORTGAGE TuREE.NEAk SIN PER
CENT. GOLD OF ALABAMA
POWER COMPANY. ISSUED INhEg
lNDENTCRE DATED FEBRUARY s.
1915
You. ana Zach NJ YOU ar- hereby uo'if.I
that thr said Alabama Power tpWparF 10,
determined e. "NerrlS" mo ur'''n ies"r. a.
10 It. and by It's lnlenture 90 nor Stgs ia'al
February 1. 1915, 10 initcd states Mort.
gage h Trust Company. as Tru-'e,. 10 al
FOR redemption tn" 'uiile Issue = Two
Milton Dollars OF it4 fir't Nn-' ssS.
Thrce-Nedr SiS Per cent. Gold Rome r0v
outstanding under sad moiiStge, az &C
,ordingly said bonds have been 90 lol io'
redemption and the Same vUl h"i 1'ue lg.
aud "a able at on" hundred Hud one n.r
cent. t0I,sI Of the pr Na''I" 'S'r""' frt
accrued Interest. at the ON . ~ no ca.
United states Mortgage \ Trust Tom.
pan,, as Trustee. - al" CITY - Nv Noft
NrW ynrk, ON August =, lfl". b''as fA.
neat succeeding Interest payment tay.
This ia, .Oth dtN ~ March. 1875.
ALABAMA POWER cONPA\Y
RS JAMES MITCHELL. H. ites.-.H'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
Proof Of Market Values.

Occurrences last week were enough to
put Wall Street to IA very severe proof
of the validity OF its price measurements
~ the values which express the posture
of financial and commercial affairs and
the country's general economic outlook.
Mexican news was bad, with It's evil
dence that the Government might have
10 make an embarrassing choice of with
| dra wing our forces TO this side OF the
| harder or r,sk a war of camera, ir,,r.
yentior no ass,,rances heInv given ina,
wbo,.s,I. intervention could nc ayoid.d
aryu,.y
-, H. uo,t., ,;.,,o, u,,
- auono. ~, a." A.,
n""'"" 49, -" u
.lo"." WV" gu" "',o"' !" oI"e.
u cl'hch anu eInpnaSl"e 'he ho'e JUST
aespaucheo 10 ,trihahy' went petore
congress ana INFORMED IL 'hat a breacn
OF relations with ana All that
was contingent thereon depended on the
response which the Imperial German
Government would make TO the definite
demands which had been presented call
ing for the limitation OF warfare against
merchant shipping by submarines to the
same code thai governs other warships.
Incidentally there was "A further revela-
ton Of alien plots here against our nen.
traIity and. as though to Intensity the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
BAYONNE SPLIT ON PAVING.
DcadIork ON &I25,OO0 Contract"
Nav he Broker tomorrow.

The paving with asphalt or elgh'e"n
streets in Bayonlc AT a COST OF more
tina siZa,vo0 is held up Hccauac o. u
division of opinion by the five city Conn
missioners regarding five and ten year
maintenance guarantees, Tile d"adi"tk'
Il IL expected. will he broken at "A meet
ing tomorrow.
DIR. Bert DAILY, ex-Mayor and a former
ball player on Connie Mack's team,
maintains that the ten year clause has
resulted in a monopoly and has shut out
independent dealers. The Commissioner
concluded to have both Ave and ten year
bids received, and the result IL that tho
difference in cost per lot ranges from 81
to SlO.aS and averages WIS.
Mayor Pierre p. Carver, who has beer
doomed for nomination for Governor by
the Republicans, said that ne Intends &c
vote for the lowest bidder without con
sidering the guarantee. Commissioners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-24
LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET

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Sales. est. est. ing. Oh, High Low,
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Alaska Gold
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cv& ret I p i2 m iu't - im 100
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deb IS 49,. o.. Gla s7li ;. T. o.
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Continued ON Eleventh Page.