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N. Y. GUNMEN HEAD
CHICAGO BANDIT BAND
Bank Robbers Confessions
Reveal Plot Said to Involve
Politicians and Police.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2N.--A band " New
York gunner robbed the Washington
Park Bank As part ~ a ca'npal sn TO
terroriz, the chicago police that is the
confession Of Harry Kramer. Little
rolly." one of 'ha bandits. who tonight
confessed 80 States Attorney Hoyne
On the heels OF kramer's confession
came that of his brother. Charles tBig
pnlly"D owner ~ saloon. II" took
Lieut.. Shcehan TO the places where tn"
remainder Of the loot was hidden.
EVER cent Of tho banks money has
now been recovered.
Charles Kramer was taken, hand
ruff.d Z" his saloon. where h" took y
roll of bills from the piano. Then the
uu'ic, prur.cdrd with him to an alley
where they found more bills. and AZ
kramrrs hom. they found the last
part OF the loot in a pile OF refuse
on thu roof.
states Attorney iToync said he had
learned enough from Harry Kramer :,
enable HIN 70 bring charges that vii
ircrimiuat. more than a dozen poll
ticlaus dismissed police officers and
acting detective s.rgeants and uniformed
policemen.
Kramer acted as chauffeur for N,
bandit automobile. Will" his four COM
panions. headed by Eddie" Mack, looted
the bank of $4,000. That Mack, al
legged to hc the brains of the robbe'
band In IA general plan &" rob 'hicag'
banks and business houses. also wa
weakening under tn" questioning of ,h'
states Attorney was reported late to
night.
charles Kramer said he came 20 chi
caso from New York soon after IN
Rosen'hal murder there, that ne Wa
the intimate pal OF Gyp the Hood
Lefty Louie, pago Frank and White!
Lewis
They know how to die In New York,
he told tho circle ~ states Attorney
assistants and detectives who surround"'
him "Rut all they know L. tn squcdl h
Chirago.'
lie wore diamond stickpin vhlCl
h.. SAID was given him hy Gyp the Blood
lie had just told how he spent his tim
| In a Nat with Gyp and Lefty Louie bc
fore they we're arrested
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W0MEN'S CITY CLUB
TO HELP KIRCHWEY
Warden Tells Of Afflicted
Prisoners Who Need Special
Medical Care.

Warden Kirchwey Of S.ng sing va.
IN" only man present at - prison re-
form luncheon gwen vest, rday 10y Miss
Alice Carpenter at tho Wnm.''s 'ity
club in the Hotel Vanderbilt The other
guests Were Dr, katharine RcmoIt Davis,
MrS. clifford rinchnt. Mr. Margaret
'hauler Aldr!ch, Mrs. Learned Hand.
Mrs. Helen Hartley jenkins. Mrs. Philip
l.ydig, Miss Madeline ruty. Mrs. Winston
Churchill. Miss Lillian Il. Wald, Mrs.
Amos pinch"t, Mrs Joseph Grisw ID
l'-ano, Miss Mary lr"i"r and Mrs. Alice
buer Mile.
Warden kjrChWcy told the women IN
an Informal way OF the great need uf
means for the physical hottermcut of
prisoners at Sing Sing. There was a
long discussion. and IT was resolved 10
ask the board Of governors of tho Wom-
ems city club to appoint a committee,
directly after the election Of officers
Monday, t. aid Warden Kr"hwey IN car
rying out his plans.
Among the 500 prisoners now IN SING
sing" said the warden, "th"re ar" men
AFFLICTED IN all kinds Of WAYS. From
20 TO IS per cent are subnormal some
are actually insane. Besides these men
tally deficient there Is a large proportion
who are ttIlercular. And what means
have We for treating thes" men and
curing those VINO are durable? Practl-
cally none,
II have in mind a man In Sing Sing
who Is going blind. His sight might
be- restored 10y skilled treatment Bu,
We have no doctor who understands IN"
eyes. one Of the prisoners has taught
himself to be AN optician and fits the
men with glasses when they need them
IN.
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TOPICS IN MANY PULPITS
AT TO-MORROW'S SERVICES

MADISON AvENrE NJ L. CHURCH
Corner SiHtieth str""t. The Rev. Worth
pr Ttppy. = NJ, special musical SER
vice fhe choir VIII sing the cantat.
"Gailia." by 'i"unod.
NEw THOUGHT Academy Ha,l, West
viii he the subject OF Dr r " Sears
lecture At II O'Clock Tomorrow morning
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
w"-' End aremuo at Nincty-hr-t street
signs of the Times Will be Dr. Edgar
whl,.ker work. sermon subject IN tn"
Erickson viii preach at the evening ser
vice at S.
CALVARY METHonIsT cHURcMa,
..ryIre a, = II. in witch the G.iyary
quartet viii participate assisted hy N"
iicaron Sisters, who VIII render speoIa!
numbers.
METHorolLTAN TEMPLE-sevsnth
avenue at Fourteenth street The evening
service VIII consist Of a motion picture
wardrop. editor Of Aerial Age, followed by
Mr. Marshalls sermon on Flying. Run
ning, Walking The topic theme for ne
Wornilng o,,ia s'rm"" VIII %" Ne" WIN" j" o''
HARLEM NEW YORK PREsByTE-
hAN cHuRcl'-l?'th street and seventh
< NJ, The Face - Jrsg. Christ. :
y. NJ: "H9M 60 becamn" n christian
unnt f" Of he he General rneoIostca seminary
Kiukaid a. $50 T.. NJ. and the Rev, ]" t.
Sils at y. NJ
RUTGERS PRESHyTERtAN CHURCH
BroadMsy a, seventy third street, pr,
Russelrs subject AT the ~ o'Ciock service
VII be- Making cur own Souls" I've
ming subject, "St"adftstness," Last ser
mon iu series On "'omradeship with
cmi'RCH OF THE ASCENSION -rirh
nvrnu" at Tenth street. Tn" Public Forum
| viii he addressed In the evening hy Theo-
| dor. Rousseau secretary 70 the Mayor.
| subject, "A Day in the Mayors ofhcc.
| ~ the o'clock musical service M-ndels
! sohn's "Eliish" VIII b" sung,
INITN ysrrIETN y W"st seventy .se",
| onl street Mrs Van Marter viii speak at
| tn" II O'Clock morning service on "One
Talent W Ten Talents" At \ o'clock Mr..
| Shoher will speak on know Thysclf"
| THEosDPHICAI. HEADQUARTERS--
:22s broadway, Public lecture In evening
! al s;li on "a Science Of Living" by Eu
gen. bel Mar,
! SCHOOL or THE BUILDERS -,5G
| West seventy eighth street, Lecture In the
| afternoon at O'Clock on "Pois"," There
| IL also n lecturc every morning at II
| oclock. except saturday.
| ST, AGSES'S CHAPEL. Trinity Parish
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FINAL ACTION MONDAY
ON WATERSHED PLAN
MaNor Stir> Ire Of Borough
President Connolly at E>-
innate Board Meeting.

Final action an N. proposal 10 develop
tho >chohiric water shed a. a par, Of
the 'atskill water supply a. u cost Of
So 900 oo0 was again deferred by the
Board of Estimat" yesterday. \ special
meeting will he held on Monday morn
ing to settle the matter.
During the discussion yesterday
Borough President connolly Of Queens
said the pumping stations ON Long
Island had been allowed To d.'eriora'e
and n. wanted 20 know Il they were tu
be- >'rappcd. A. n" spoke h" noticed
Mayor Mitchell speaking in an uudcrt"nc
10 Comptroller lrendergast and i'm
mediatcly he hlazcd forth IA wrath.
Ia like to have YOU make that re-
mark he said sharply,
The Mayor looked taken abark and
there was an embarrassing pause
I'D Ike to have you make that re-
mark out loud reiterated tn. Borough
President with undated heat.
Tell him you Were talking to the
Comptroller" said Mr. Prendergast
Tell him that it Is none of his business. %
tn" Mayor maintained his silence and
Mr.. Connolly did not press IN" matter
further, Later President McAneny of
the Board of Aldermen talked with Mr.
connolly and finally the Queens borough
President had "A tcte-a-tete with IN.
Mayor Neither would talk about tn.
episod" nfterward
cyrus g. Miller. representing the ad-
vtsury council Of Real Estate Interests
SAID his association favored going ahead
with the completion OF the water system
according to the original plans
Stewart Brown spoke again in opposi.
ton to the project. He said III. .i, a
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TRAVIS WON'T AID N. Y.
None ~ state Road Fund for cities.
Tie says.

BiNGHAMroS, Jan 2s.-St,tc Comp
,r,i,.r r-.,.i, l. 40, il, ,,...,,.,,. ,..,,.
''' "'''9 va ''e iuS'oH Oii'c'd'S VI ->e"
YORK city TO divert part OF the 100000
200 good roads State funds TO New York
city usss 4, .ddr.ss,,v ,h. po,arv
"'" o''s '"e ''"''
LUZ here "-nisH' NV Salu
For some time past there has been
a disnosi,io, ON tho mar, of N.w York
Ia. c,,,, A.. .,...,,,,, A.. vi.
'' " ''"' ''"
is not receiving from the state gov
ernmont benefits commensurate with its
.o.,,r,h,,,o, 4, tho u., ~ ,,x.s r,r.
,ny ~. nresa,,, .d,,inis,r,,io,, ,has. ,r,.
,.s,s have b..n more numerous and
.,,nh,,i, Than nreytously and have eyen
- - ~. x,a,, ~ ii,,,.,i,, ., 80
-, ,bo c,ii.c,i,r of ,,x.s .nd r.s,r.i,
,ho ,.onr,roIisr from hnrrouIry non.ys
,.c,s.,rv for tho cordur, ~ ,ba state =
,...,....
..I,,, TO-, ,,,a,,,,,,,io,, % d,.,a,is.
,.c,t,, % ,b. .co,, an ,be mar, ~ some
40 ,I' ,ci'iots ac xo. Yo,L ci,v o.
...,,,,..r ,,,,,r,io,,r.,,, ~ .ho hiyhvay
or l,','.,.ie .h, ,t,,, - So
~,
~ rosiao,, m, ,ox,,vor ~ Nau
y.,, ,',. ,,,,,ait,. 10 ay,.,,.d
,u' "'"s -. ~, ~ -,
" " ~ ,'.,',,.,i, 80, ~ CO..,
t'%' I'i, 90. So va - .',.
".V,' ,s "u'' ~ 'i',,I't -,
.'S .n"', ~, s.. -, ~
p"'' va Wv I'.,..',.,,t
~" W. ,...'.
IVES "ouiu ret'N' H' pe'le"'
! pe''N" ,n"t 'hc y, ''''ls r"' ,
b"'t'r roads was 10 osHeh, '"o l"s '''','
ho' so u'uCn 10 CIV. n''iI as y,
"'''c "''' w -. ~,
KEY more 'ohNeh'ehtlE anu 'ne"P'H nA.'
f"au 'oHlHuu''a','' w" -, ~,
areas ot 'n' NtS' h"u 'rouk"' ~" W
d INTO untaNorabl" 'phPet.ou, 20 II'u'l
50 thar oetwe'n "" ana lF"" Wv N'iu'
I ot farm LANDS ana ou''dlhss N InIs sta''
was decreased AZ the rate OF more 'ha'
eight million dollars per year.
THE development or INC e"o' roan'
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BAINBRIDGE COLBY
TO AID THOMPSON
Will BE- Counsel to Committee,
IL Is Reported, in Place
Of Merton +. Lewis.
PINK LEMONADES IN BILL

Bainbridge Colby, 1t was reported yes
tcrday. will lie tn. new counsel for the
Thompson legislative committee in place
Of Deputy Attorney-c;eneral Merton L.
Lewis II is expected that the commit
tee viii resume public activities Monday
ment with Mr.. Colby may be made this
afternoon by Senator Thompson.
Failure Of the formal proof u the
appointments Of employees of the
Thompson committee TO reach New York
from Albany stopped the work OF the
Grand Jury investigating the Bltmore
bill and il was adjourned to Monday.
In th. meantime the vouchers of the
committee for January. February and
March. 1915, have been carefully studied
and tabulated 20 The actual expenditures
for the $3.50 bill are now known.
The vouchers themselves are still kept
secret by the District Attorney. but at
the same time a few lItti. hints have
been dropped around the hotel concern
ing some Of the items. one OF them
which is causing not a little laughter is
IA dinner. the check for which was
signed with the name of a member of
| two pink lemonades. one white lemon
ade, "A portion OF cream puffs. one ice
cream and a chocolate sundse. The name
Of this legislator and the witnesses i'm
portant to the Investigation he was thus
entertaining could not be- learned
The telephone vouchers for con-
siderable period have also been tabu-
| lated and they show number Of long
distance calls out OF the State. IL is sup
! fn ifsa.f NJ
with experts who might aid the investi-
gators
Process servers who have been serving
| suoppnas in the case a. well as wit
! nesse~ have been reporting peculiar
situation found by them. Every man
| who Vas been mentioned as a witness
has reported that he has been ahadowci
| The process servers report the same
| thing IL has not been difficult for the
! process servers to throw their shadows
OF tine track. but some of the other mer
/ shadowed wer" forced to Use heroil
methods
II was necessary to subpoena a mar
| who lived in another state Ry some
means infornsr ton was offered 20 ~
shadow that the person In question
| lived Ia a certain house on slater
| Island The shadow went 20 Statei
Island and watched the hous. for two
days and nights He became IN war,
one evening and approached too near -.
hous". The occupant raised an ups' ir'
window and douseJ him with a pitcher o.
ley water.
Another shadow was standing unde- ;
| window at the home of another man
waiting for h,m to come out This man
who knew h' wa- being watched
cautiously raised hS window an.
dropped an ..cctric ligh' bulb just 10
hind the watcher tn" explosion Sc
~" man OF on The run
The sun., 1916-01-29

Charter amendment giving Board Of
Aldermen, on recon mcuddtior " Board Of
Estimate, exclusive power to hN the salary
"i every STATE. city, county or borough
"'.cer, employee or other person whose
salary Is paid In whole or IN part out OF
the city treasury. including day lHborers
teachers and employees OF TIA" c"urts. but
excluding Justices " the supreme Court,
county Judges. SurroFatrs and Public Ser
VIC" COMMIT ~sioners and all elective officers
whose salaries are not now subject to
change by local authorities.
?. R'll providing for one commsston"r
OF Accouu.r and tuu deputies for the city.
their salaries to BE- rScd by the Board Of
Estimate and the Board of Aldermen.
10. charter ameudiu, nj providing for
smaller Board Of Education TO be appointed
by the Mayor and local school boards Of
Elk members
II, Charter amendment establishing "a
Department Of Purchase under TIA" Board
of Estimate and providing for d Director
Of Purchase.
IL. charter amendment Transferring COLI
lection Of water revenues from Departme mt
OF Water supply. Gas and Electricity to
the Finance Dcpsrtpent.
~ statute amendment continuing tho
Board Of Water supply with a membership
OF on. appointed by tn" Mayor. the Board
"t Estimate to nS tho number and Compen-
sd'iun of 'he employees
IL charter amendment authorizing eS-
cess condemnation.
The sun., 1916-01-29

NiNEtASp. y. j., Jan. IS Miss Fanny
Taylor. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Taylor ~ this town, and Lieut.. Edward
Wellington. I. ; a, will be married
in Seattle, Wash. tomorrow by the Re,
pr. A. ". Leonard Miss Taylor and
Lieut.. Wellington attended N. Vineland
High School together. He was gradu-
ated from West Point in the cla-s -
1915 and Is now stationed at Fort Casey
The sun., 1916-01-29
FRENCH MOURN H. B. DURYEA,
Paris New spapers Rrxrct Death
Ills Sp"rtsmsnship prniscd.

IAus, Ian "s,-'rhc death of Herman
B buryea IS greatly regretted in
France, The French papers this morn
ing publish synia,hetIc notices. The
Figaro says:
III" was II true gentleman. aniable,
Intelligent. a grca, adm!rer of Frt,ce's
racing methods and man Of the first
rank as regards knowledg. of horses. He
directed his stables 70 the smallest de-
tail"
The sun., 1916-01-29
FEDERAL AID URGED
FOR FOREIGN TRADE
Business Leaders Also Say
That n Strong Merchant
Marine Is Needed.
NOTED SPEAKERS THERE

NEW OeLrASs. Jan. .N.-The second
day of the Third National Foreign Trace
Convention found the 500 businer
leaders down to systematic work IN theN
Investigation to determine the campaign
necessary for the United States 10 OBJ
tain supremacy in foreign trade and with
this progress also to develop domestic
commerce.
Foreign trade supremacy can come
oriv through AN American merchant ma
rine and a businessiike administration oi
shipping and tariff laws by Congress
rather than political handling OF them.
This was the sentiment OF most OF the
addresses during the day.
Along with the development of the
merchant marine the speakers advocated
American investment in foreign countries
and the extending OF American banking
facilities so AS to provide an American
basis OF exchange fr the world.
The morning session was enlivened
by discussions on the American mer-
chant marine by Capt. Robert Dollar OF
San Francisco and r.. +. sweet. Assistant
secretary of Commerce. These two
sneakers in A way criticised each other
both al the morning session and later AT
the Association OF Commerce luncheon
IN honor Of James \. Farrell and other
distinguished visitors.
Al . o'clock this afternoon the con-
yention divided into group conferences,
while the night session was held around
the banquet board IN the Grunewald oa!!-
room.
The sun., 1916-01-29

As fast as a job printer could turn
the gun wadding out all Seventh ave
uU, and FIT fourth street was hom-
uarded with postcards and one sfeet
dodgers listing rock bottom prices for
dill pickles, tlutworst. chop su-y cooked
personally rs the former chef To the
lat. Empress Tsi An, rsuerkrsut pre-
pared by personal friend of the Crown
Prince Of GrrnsnN and hard cider
with not headache IN Il deml.tasse
The sun., 1916-01-29
BIG SPRING DRIVE DUE
IN DILL PICKLE WARFARE
Freddy Says Ed Started Trouble and Ed Says fredd!
Did--One Will Have to Read This to Know
What It's All About.

Freddy's pickle works the minute the
midnight quitting whistles had blown
along broadway. For an hour then OF
more Americas greatest artists and ar, .
stes would stick around Freddy's, siiiail
time folk eating liverwurst and the oie
stars nibblng pate dc fois gras ana All
exchanging esthetcal small talk about
whether Bacon or Shakespeare wrote
THE Rivals and II Eva Tanguay really
gets as much a week as she says she
does and will the United Booking once
ever be able TO ge, John McCorinack
booked on the big time.
Oh. Those OHcnsise signs.
But one day recently as everybody
came up for air toward dusk and started
out to give their Poms and Pekes 2
breath Of fresh air In Churchil's ana
George Rector's and Bustanoby's staring
them right in the face from what unt''
then had been vacant store IN 'he
Adlon across the way was an array oi
iliyerwurst, diils. walnuts. perfectly naked
sho.ts. kegs of sweet cider. grapctFui'
and things and stun.
Pasted above the window display was
plscard that ran
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Tmsl,g adr, ~ A. f, corpc IN
l.
ny-orh 10
4 NECESSITY"
Write William {. Freeman
will who area
and loves humanity, broad IN
whose OF all
and helpful who does
his his God and HI. eo"m and performs
in hi and would fight tor
is the Rev DR. and what will haveto
morrow n.h, at the seventy
will
You $ / like The
ehueh-are open and free to all people
'o"'' rtIpP I >FfnSEss \ %t,Es>Iry
sunday mig
WORLDWIDE
sunday msh' tsnTnty HIN rIth At IN, ~
.ynlr February Al :
sundayn night
NrlON
ou~Ils and OF oi theseta
The sun., 1916-01-29

Gres, Whit. sale To-day OF stewed
~oused Tripe!
To Introduce our Goods 70 the iro.
cent. tho Yard-Narkrd Down from
Thirty cents For This Day Oniy.
Note-E,ery cash Buyer of rive
Yards o, rripe VIII BE Booked fTer
fnf Forty Weeks on IN" Marcus bo.w
and Fox circuit. Yours Truly ED
GAR ALLEN. Proprietor and BOOKING
Agent
The sun., 1916-01-29

In outlining his programme Mayor
Mitchell explained what has come to br
known as the pay as you go policy. the
scheme 10y which public improvements
OF hon-incomc producing nature au-
thorized prior to 1914 are financed by
the issue otA ilfteen year serial bonds
one-ffteenths sof which must he carried
IN each succeeding budget up TO the
time Of complete amortization, and all
such improvements authorized between
1914 and January. 1916. are financed
ny carrying one-qudrter uf tho cost In
subsequent budgets and three-duar,ers
through the issue of fifteen year serial
bonds. This scheme j. to b" continued
until 1919. after which tim. the cost
Of such improvements will be- carried
entirely in the budgets.
lhe Mayor said that Senator Brown
had suggested 20 him that this policy be
given perinauency bv crystallizing IL into
law, tut that he had opposed this be-
caus" he regarded 1t as mandatory
legislation
but" added the Mayor. sometimes
mature reNection causes us 10 change
! our minds, and | ann inclined TO thiuk
thdt am now ready to state that I
nave changed my mind on that question
ana tlat h"liev" IN this policy so
, fullN. ] believe In It's sounduess so com.
lleiely. that | would be glad TO see i,
'rNs'hlllz"d INTO statute law and To- tc-
t'pt thdt "u behalf of the c.ty because
q" not want {" 80" a dcpartur. from
Y N intur" administrations uu'l \.x
York city has been established an "a
sound basis and IT, capital debt ga
iar reduced that an application los tho
'.tF government To- the legislature for
thc repeal of such n statute would com.
. mend itself and would secure that re-.
/ peal beyond question"
.
! IN" &atc Senators from New Yorl;
/ city who attended the conference were
The sun., 1916-01-29

Immediately all that part Of seventh
avenue was set TO and fro. The war
was on. Freddy Degner placed an
order that evening for his first supply
OF munitions.
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continued from FirN Pooc.
Power 10 EiS salaries.

Estimate power to fix number Of all ap.
pointiv" officers ana all employees pdid
from the city treasury.
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Nr. PigOtt's Advice.

That common sense, energy and the
cost and quality of merchandise as we'll
~ taking advantage of all poss Bile
sources of trade information are the
secrets Of success in the d.velopment Of
foreign trade was the contention of
William Iigott, vice-presid.nt OF the
seattle. Wash. Car and Foundry Com
pany.
Gilbert II. Montague Of New York
spoke on IN. Export Trad" and the
Antitrust Laws. tn" Legal Status To-
day and Spme Proposals for Relief" He
pleaded for Government encouragement
for concerns N foreign trade, pointing
out how foreign competitors pct such aid.
"Anti-trust laws aside. the easiest.
most obvious and most democratic way
Of encouraging cooperation H. our foreign
trade would b. simply to remove the pres
ont hindrances and to leave all exporters
absolutely free to utiliz" any form of co..
operative action that the situation might
require" he said
Franklin Johnson, copubisher "f the
American Exporter OF New York, told uf
the work done by tn" export trade papers
in foreign fields. He declared that eN-
port trade must be developed in the same
way a. domestic, that is 10y advertising
and craftsmanship. Large Manufacturers
who are national advertisers here viii
naturally lee inclined TO use popular
mediums abroad when distribution has
been arranged for, Even smaller adS.r.
tlsers can often Use certain foreign
papers ~ "A class or trade nature tc
sdNantagr
Other speakers were l.. $. Smith o,
Cincinnati, Henry Howard chairman ri
the executive committee Of the Mauufac
turing Chemists Association; ~. q
Lewis of New YORK capt Robert Dollar
san Francisco; H. q. Hcrget. Pekiu. ILL.,
Fairfax Harrison. president of tn. South
srn hallway Company: Sol Wexler
president Of the Whitney Central Ma
tunal Bank Of New Orleans, and ]
Roland Kay Of Chicago.
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Services are hold In tn. following
Christian Science Churches s

Sundays, ! A.N.and sP. Nj. Wednesday. .BP.M.
flrst church, Central Park West & gsth st
Second Church, Central Park Nest shth q,
Third church, leith 81 A. Madison k'r
Fourth Church, f. Washington Ave q iIsth
f1iih Charch. Aeolian Concert Hall. 81 VI.
Sixth Church. 1881 Washington hv. Bronx
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LEGISLATORS WILL HELP
CITY TO SAVE $25,275,OOO

William II O'IIarc.
Daniel & Oliver.
Nathan y perlman.
George Il Polhemus,
Thomas r. Reilley.
John j Ryan.
Henry : S"himmef.
Abraham I. Shiplo.
con.
William r. simpson.
Robert l. Tudor.
jeremiah = Tnomey
The sun., 1916-01-29

At the banquet Frank 4. Nanderlp.
president OF the National city Bank OF
New York. commented upon events that
may he expected to follow the Eu-
ropean war. He said in part
.'If we are to win true success In m
,ern,.ional trade We must obviously
have seriousness OF purpose on the part
Of business men. In a measure we have
that. 4 clearer recognition of what in
terna,iunal trade means to the life OF
the whole nation * all that Is needed.
I believe, to bring forth honestly pa
triotic effort and that will he intelIl-
gently and wisely aimed.
we must have the proper sympathy
And -ooperation Of Government. ahd
whether or not We get that Will depend
upon the force with which business men
make themselves and their experience
felt in shaping our political course.
My feeling is that business men arc
not directing the attention that they
should toward seeing that the men "a
wiDm they delegate the great resj'onsi'
bi,itv Of government are the right type
of men. Whom Of you would de'eSat
to the average Congressman the c"hduc'
OF vital and complicated part o' your
business
I'VE have heard in recent year, muci
criticism of business 10y Congress.
should like to zee effective criticism "l
Congress 10y business w" nav" s'''
men sent to Congress from both phrii"'
who ar, unnt TO MAX" thu m"n"utou'
decisions affecting the nation that t''l
are entrusted to make
Il believe the fault lies with bus ines'
men They hay" failed - make th"l
knowledge and experience felt. They
have not demanded the participation u
the councils Of government th"l th"l