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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-12
d. A. r. Campaign
Stirred by Charges
Mrs. Guernsey, One of Four
Candidates, Admits She Is
- S,,AYaoist
from The Tribune Bureau

Washington, March 1.-The TOUR
cornered race for the national presi-
dency of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution has developed all the
clements of regular political cam
paign. The candidates are out WIN
platforms and are attacking their OPP
ponents. I5 NJ
George Thatcher Guernsey, OF Kansas
favorite in the race, as a Suffrage
propagandist. Followers of other can
Sidates alleged that, if elected, she
would attempt to make the CONSERVATIVE r;i,irae
ascension over the equal rights ques-
tion. This was meant as an appeal 70
the non-suffrage states. many OF wnich
are supporting Mrs. Guernsey.
Mrs. Guernsey. in statement to-day
declared that. while she was sutfrag-
ist. like most women of the West. she
would not countenance the introoucfr
ton Of the subject into the councils OF
the 2ociety.
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Find $4,000 Hid in Home
Relatives Discover Hoard of
Man Who Died "Penniless"

Hidden money and securities amount
ing TO about $4,000 were discovered
Yesterday by relatives Of the late
Frank Grimes during a search Of the
house in which he died at Grassy
Point. near Haverstraw. IL was thought
that Grimes had died penniless, but
neighbors insisted that ne must nave
left some money and induced relatives
70 make the search.
Seven dusty savings bank passbooks
showed deposits Of S2l 900, and in an
other part OF the house a Japanese
government 81 900 gold bond and other
valuable securities were dragged forth.
The house is being ransacked from top
10 bottom. Relatives conducting the
search have notified Grimes's sister,
who is in Ireland.
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Sing Sing Lobby Silenced
Prison Discussions with Legis-
lators Forbidden

Communication between the lobby
lists in Sing Sing prison and the Legis-
lature at Albany has been forbidden.
A notice issued from Superintende
James NJ. Carriers Office was posted in
the prison yesterday warning employees
against discussing prison matters with
Legislators.
The order is believed to have been
induced by an inquiry being conducted
by the Legislature into alleged civil
service violations at the prison, notably
the charge OF Senator George Slater
that DR.. Thomas Barry was appointed
as a prison physician before he OBJ
tanned a state license to practise.
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Miss E. M. Aiken to Wed

The wedding Of Miss Esther Mariette
Aiken. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Friend
NJ Aiken, and John Anthony Mattheys,
formerly OF Vienna. will take place at
the home of the brides parents, 800
Riyer,ide Drive. on Wednesday even,
inc. The ceremony will be performed
nv the Rev. John s. Allen. Miss Doro-
Inv Aiken will be her sisters only at
tendant. william Cramer, Of East
Orange. will be the best man. The
usbers will be Donald Martin Aiken
and Gerald Clokey, Of New York; Will
lam McKenna, Of Boston, and Willard
Cameron Cool, Of West Pittston. Penn.
After A wedding trip in the South DIT.
and Mrs. Mattheys will live at 2i7 Riy-
sSside Drive.
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Ryskind May Start Gimp"
Deposed Editor Pushes Fight
at Columbia

Morris Ryskind announced yesterday
that il his lawyers mandamus wasn't
sufficient TO reinstate him as editor Of
Jester" the Columbia monthly, he was
going 70 start another magazine. IL
would be called Imp" he said. and in
timated that he and others in various
universities would find their talents UNI
hampered in the paegs OF limp"
The radical element Of Columbia is
aroused, and rumors that Dynamite"
a publication which made in bow last
year. would soon resppear were cur
rent -.s
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the music plays in picture. When "a
Tale of Two Cities" was shown before
the Photo-Drams League the organ
isl played 1.-THE Suwanee River" and
Home. Sweet Home" during the battle
scenes. The effect was peculiar, and
one could not help contrasting those
same scenes with the way in which they
appeared at the Academy yesterday.
II H.
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part. The faults she displayed were
due to inexperienced. II was apparent
that she realized her ability to do
things of much greater difficulty, and
she proceeded to her task with abso-
lutte confidence.
Mr.. Frankie said that next year he
would give three more concerts Of old
music, to be devoted to Bach, Mozart
and a mixed programme respectively.
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5000 Tailors to Strike

Six thousand coat makers, panta
makers and vest makers will be called
out on strike by the Joint board OF the
clothing workers in a few days, IT was
stated yesterday. Sidney Hlllmann.
president Of the Amalgamated Workers
81 America, has returned from Chicago
10 take charge Of the strike. A 4S-hour
week and more pay are demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-12
c Commissioner Tells How
Messages Opened New
Sources of Supply
Explains Labor Need
Nineteen States Have Sent
35,59O,OO0 Pounds Of
Potatoes in 10 Days

Joseph Hartigan. Commissioner OF
Weights and Measures, told yesterday
how SIC expended in kilograms
brought to light new sources of food
supply capable of providing New YORK
City with millions Of pounds OF po-
tatoes, onions and other vegetables.
The messages brought offers of 80,
100000 pounds of Irish potatoes, 81
1O4 900 pounds of sweet potatoes anc
3,575,OO0 pounds Of onions, for I'M
mediate shipment, at cost that would
make the retail price from 5 TO cents
less than the prices then prevailing
here. These came from food depart
ments and Commissioners OF Agricui'-
ure in thirty-two states.
Detailed information as to the OIL
fers was turned over by the commits
sioner to the Brooklyn and the Har-
lem and Bronx retail grocers' as
sociations and the Federation OF He
brew Retail Grocers' Associations. AS
result, these organizations IN the
last ten days bought directl y from the
producers 100000 pounds of irish
potatoes, sweet potatoes and onions
in a large number of transactions
eliminating the middleman entirely.
Shipments Here March |
The first shipments to the associa-
ton from the new sources of supply
arrived about March ! and were placed
on sale at cents a pound for pota-
toes, 2-cent reduction, and 10 cents
for onions. a drop Of S cents. These
supplies, Commissioner Hartigan SAID
yesterday, were largely responsible for
breaking the corner in potatoes ana
onions. a..
"For instance" he continued, "pota..
toes can be bought in the State OF
Washington, shipped thousands OF
miles in heated cars and sold in the
wholesale markets here for consid'
erably less than potatoes from nearby
states"
The amounts of vegetables offered
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What Is Going On To-day

Free admission 20 the American Museum q Nail.
raj History and TIE Aquarium. wan 'oiN"i'
yseii5s ot ne Dsashers q Ohio 1 The City Of
Ms LEV o. q Tie Sew Yofk City Mo,hsn' Club.
Metins q he 1socisiion q Women Principals Of
Public schools. Waldorf Astoria, 4 ?.
Edgar Allan Poe" lecture ball. Academy Of
Music. Brooklyn. p n. c,.., .-..,,.
Woods On 'Tas Juvenile Problem Of the New
York Police" Jrds0n Memorial Hal. - wash
t nsoa ssg ,sc s2S,h soes 3 q New YORK; Wal.
Mesllns q The certiaed Public Accountants Wal
s sS A.'G ~ ,! a. Dawson Abraham l. Gut
man and Others on The CITY Cub and ths
West SIDE Railroad Asreemesrt'' sefole The CITY
We. Forty fourth s,rset. SIS p. N.
Paper BY Dr.. George IS Kosmas on TIC All.
tude ard ResponsioiiNie. q &c Physieian IN
the so-Called Birth ConFo. Mcsemet' a. hs
meeting Of Tie Society u Nedic@l Jl.iapridence.
Men YORK Academy OK Medicine. y West Forty
Loctars b. Susenan Pantsly On The Oriental
: and tue Occidental View q the Eternal Law u
Cause and Laect" a. public nosting q no
Political Equality Society. hsAdqBarters. IS East
For,y -nS, street. 80 no. n ,..,.. l.
ASed Prssiden, Harry A Carried md Dr. Adolf
A Bcrie IN discussion o. ne Alnisiy ODil,
he Ecolomic Club 0 New YORK. Hotel Asior.
ercnilE
PUBLIC LECTURES OF THE BOARD OF EDU-
CATION. SIS 7. n.
MANHATTAN
"Ch,nung PhAcs o. Dem0cTscy." Professor WIZ
IAN Is GUTHRIE Washington Irving hish school,
Living Place near Sixteenth Street
Tn. AcroplAne and Iis Dege.opment T. Adrian
von Mu:alng. Puolic sehoo 3 Hudson ana "r"'s
..Tas Iiea Of Equality IN Modem Life Georss
n O'Deu, Pebble School 20. l5eth street sno
To Real str,es of Cairo" Lewis Gaston fesry.
Pm. D. Public School 80. 22s bast fly -se'efth
o. .nI,e.t,oo q Electric sisnsb." W wAIlAos
kIr. Public school g. Hester. Essex and Nof-
..T,5omss carlyle" Or. John ". Randall Public
sshool iss Us West losih street. -
..Tro6ierns ~ Modern Mexico Andfs Irooa.
Pubic Library. ~ East Ninety sixth STREE
"ios.nn sebastlan Bach. tho COrneetous q ~
Tone Art" John Van Cese. IN; d. f,,grlm
hall Fifty sixth Street and broadway. iAh-
..1-,,s. YssrS with van. IN Merioo" John W.
Roberts 81 coiunbs's Hal. |S "@i TeV-
II. Mssisos della Dorns nells socis,a' It.hs9
Iscturei pr Francesco Mkx.icoco fphlc scn'"
iO9 ilsth street. near Second AVENUE
THE BRONX
..rsrksy syria and Egpt." Hafry & n7rGner.
Morris Hish School les'h street and Boston
.Eiertfic MparS % Tneodore tIsnes. Public school
Is Josh street and Briggs ttcnuc - o.
ssNaiinn.l songs % Many Lands. Arthur y
BROOKS. Pubic School 50. Nyse A'enuss ~
lf2d Street
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Total ...35.5sO.OOO, Total 90.
Labor Is Needed

There can be no hope Of permanent
relief from high prices. Mr.. HartiPan
asserted. unless some action was
taken TO provide the farmers with an
adequate supply of labor.
The Childs Restaurant Company
has notified the Mayors Food Supply
Committee that since it discontinued
serving potatoes free the restaurants
needs had dropped from BOO bags OF
POTATOES a week to only $50.
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pI'HTIC LECTTREs OF THE BOARD OF LDU-
CATION. SIS p. N.
MANHATTAN
THE BRONX

..rsrksy. Syria and Egpt." HsrD c onrnasf.
Morris Hish School. l6s'h street ara bosloa
Road -, 49,,
..EIertrc Motor Tneodore Ilcnes. Public school
as Josh street and Brsgs srcnue -, -
BROOKS. Public School 50. vyso Avenue. nsss
lf2d Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-12

A squad OF cleaners undertook an ex-
pedition 20 the Garrick Theatre gallery
Yesterday afternoon and returned with
a newspaper dated September 20: 1912.
G.S.K.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-12

The Selwyns have obtained the stage
rights 10 ooh. Mary, Be Careful" a
story by George Weston, and IT IS an
nounced that It will be seen IN New
York next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-12

Mr.. Charles Bayley Cook shows a
number of paintings and sketches at
the Ferragil gallery. He is Of the
Woodstock group of painters, and, with
a great many of his group, is apt to
place precise marking above subtler
atmospheric qualities. He shows land
scapes in which river scenes, ship
masts and warehouses, bravely red,
predominant.
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Oebmrten.

Wilbur unb RoIs Sobb. 1929 mab
antbcnp Ctr. Ndbdtn.
Soiepb uub Caroline Seiler, 1925
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Sdtplb unb 9ouiis Wat Rsal, 1s42
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Gaiiern 4ps.. Gndts.
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Dranf uno 5alia 1ither, 1872 Gus
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5oiepb unb Barbara Gold. 3445
@eaoine Rb., anabs.
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Charles unb Soi,phins Batter, 1903
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Str. 4nnbe.
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Carlisle aps.. andbe.
Gbcrles uns Gbitt mation, 1897
@sif Str. anlbs.
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Bonn Sawsiaer sduserieit.

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Sn einem Bafbtnstpnsr
gert9t bsiBt es, bab Dem bt'
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Steuern bic Sgdbritation Don Gurus
artitslr eiu3uihrdnten. SroBoem
bamit Der 1ei8dIt!i6e Grfolg elmer
Der aufitrebenbitsu SnbuItrisn Der
Ser. Stunten beorpht erI6eint. finbet
bod b;eie neueite qsidGftIits gntpidss
lung in Reeierungstreiien poasn 8eis
fau. Seibt es bob in bem betreffenz
BEN 9erihte: Nus mehr als einem
@runbe 1T cine SinI6rGntung in Der
Seriiequuq BON bauptid6lih benz Der
oniuen be- 9eiibsr b:enenbsr prtpats
4utomc6iIen au ipiiniben. Die autos
mobil Sabritotion abforbirt StGhI,
2eoer II. 9ummi, tpelde Robmaterius
lien Fir Die Ssrftellung por Wunition
nnb Rleibuna bringsnb ben0tbist iino.
sic bei6Gftiqt Saufenbe oun asfbid:
ten 9rbeiteru, beren 0isnite fir Die
fsobrifntiou bon Ariegsmunition uno
StnhlifaffsU bsTer rsrrpenoet peroen
t0nntsn. Die Grmsen ber0t5iseu gss
pdItiae Msnaen rrn 9dfolin, tpopon
Der 9Orrutb fir ZEN iteiasnben Be
bdrf niht mshr III deriiaen beginnt.
Gs ndre nift untpiGltpmmen, rpenn
Bic TQ6ritdtion BON glutomobilen.
nel6e hauptTddlit bem 9urusbee
oiirfriiIs geuiigsr. auf bic Proportios
ren pie Dor orei cSatren suriids
oinge. IN folhem iSane piirbeu
DsrtitGttsn. 4r6,iter unb Wnteriae
fen fir notbpenoiaersn &risssbebarf
frei Deroer.
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9rpbe Reneeu amerita'
nj der Serfte tperoen na4 nil
Dor na4 europa sei6itt tperbsn. uni
ale triegfiibrenoen 2Gnoer nit aueini
ger ausnabme Der 5iirtei, perOeu Mi
bisber Bier brauen. Selbit Canada
braut lei6tes Bier uno seftattet, BAT
feins Solbaten ss trintsn. 0eutI6.
lamb aber. beFen SrissStiidtisteii
aud feline @egner Sussiteben miiHen
bat bic Seitimmu1g getroHsn, eoh
spei Orittel allen gebrauten giers ben
SplOaten 5utommsn mub. Die Be
bauptung, bab bas gsrbot bss Bier
brausns cine sruBe Griparnib an 9es
treble nit fib bringt, III cine JabeI,
benn es piro ni6t einmal Elm qroosni
bes in ben @ersinieten Staaten ges
hauten @etreioes fir 9rnuspsde bss
uuBt. Iuiern 9Iqiirtsu Getreibe fir
Srau3pede 5ufiibrsn unb i'm eigenen
2anoe nit oem Sinpets auf 9streibe:
mangsI ods grausn perbieten, 1T gum
minoeiten re6t unloeiib unb iHtonIes
quent.
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9leiotrreiurm.

60 Elm padr beige Gage, unter be.
rsn bic Nsnfbbeit ibDer Isiott, 1at
bod aud muR6es CUTE. Nenn ni1ts
glHoeres, 10 brinsen iis ans in ben
Iangeu Stunoen Der ihlafioisn RaIt
gu getra4tangeR iiber 10 mGrhe
2borbetten. auf bic Die Bort. 9es
0idterB paHsH, bag
.WeHi9en, Die gu tbun ni6ts babeu,
aH ieIbit geiaaffenem 2sio ii1 tas
ben."
gEir itelIeu 3und4ft feit, Dab pisls
aHferer Rabrungsforsen siseHtti4
febr iiberfIiiffig iinb, neil mir uns
bteI gu tart erndbren. Ri4t bIOb an
iOl4eE betbeu aassn. iOnoern aIch,
nenH bas Dsttsr ftrsng normal Il,
brau4en mir Oiel penieer gu sFsa,
als mir es in lansjGbriser gefpoGns
belt uno 81 uniersm sigenen S9arsn
t4un. Deun bic arbst. bds Glen IN
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GterbliHfeitsberiht.

ainis colbert. SO, 34e5 R,aSins
Rodb. Salasilub.
Diliam gesa,li, SO. 1926 6ams
boIbt aps.. Ghipdde.
pauline Wsig,i. "a, abI.r Sirubs,
Ser5Isiben.
2fIesnia aiiiIeiobn, 80. 133 Sbillis
to plnce, eungen!eibsn.
eugene Spssntp. 81. 2152 grnH6
Rodo, 6er,Ieibtn.
Georss 9OOonl, 80. 1o40 Summ.r
Ctr. 2sberpsrbdrtuns.
Wiliam aistlsr, Al. 300 Wogors
mid place, adbmuns.
aHthOnp gaumsartsn, 62. s26
Charlotte Str. 9ubertuiois.
Catherine Re8rib., 80, $50 pur'
cell 9lns., Ser3lsibtn.
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o., obssbdIi,n pirb,; no q, bann BEN
bcrtigsn e9peissr Rdnnsr4or nesr'
sebsn ipirb. Der re bis gum fOlssrotn
Sdnerfsit behdIt. ..
llebr ben 9srlauf bes bissjabris.n
edna.rfeItss fpri4t mon iib dleem.ln
iebr lObenb aus, trOs Der iolOHalsn
6its. bic iih nnmsntli4 stiisrn un0
6suts Isbr fiiblbor mahte.
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SmSaastpmmtinbi bisisr

Sm Saag tpmmt in bisier
saseR, gum eriten NuI ieit SgisgSs
besirn, cine brttii6e unb cine oeuts
fts SOmmiifiou 3ufummsH. SunbsIt
ss ii4 aud nur I'm bic Rsseluns uns
terssOrpueter 4ngeIsssnheiteH, 10 bari
man oieIes 3uiammentpmmen Der
.SeiuDs" ais srftss 3siben Der (bofs
fsHtIit) naAsnOen gsritGuDisuug be'
sriiben.