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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13
Fall Reveals Jewel Theft

Harris Oustayan. All Armenian tailor
of - West Nincty-second Street. was
found lying injured in the courtyard OF
that building early yesterday morning
by John Cobbler, the janitor A po-
liceman was summoned, but Oustayan
got up and limped back 10 his room,
:; wing he had fallen out of his window.
Several hours later Patrolman Quinn
found a jewel case in the courtyard
and near it lay letter addressed TO
Mrs. Katherine Summerteld. who lives
or the third floor Mrs. Summeriielld
Investigated and found that jewels
worth $4,000 were missing as well as
SO and a gold watch
Oustayan was then arrested on a
charge of burglary and removed to
Fnickerbocker Hospital. where 1t was
found he was suffering from fracture
Of the skull. internal injuries and
possible fracture Of the right knee cap.
The police believe Oustayan entered
the Summerfeld apartment and fell
into into the court while attempting to
leap across q threefOot space to an
other building
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Film Tax Bill Introduced
No Censorship Provided
Commissioner in Control

Albany, April ia bill to regulate
the motion picture industry and in
crease the states revenues BY approx
mateiy sijOOOO annually by taxing and
licensing all branches Of it was in
troduced in the Legislature to-day by
Assemblyman Heber +. Wheeler. chair
man Of the committee that investigated
the subject. and Senator William \.
Carson. There is no provision for
review censorship. However, control
ever the pictures displayed would be
maintained in the following manner:
A state moving picture commissioner
would be appointed who would have
charge of licensing the producers. ex-
hbitors. distributors and operators.
The law prohibits the exhibition of
immoral. indecent pictures and those
held to be contrary TO the public well
fare. Violation of this law would be
made cause for revocation Of license.
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What Is Going On To-day

Free admission Q, me American Museum Of Sat
urai iist0.}. the Ncv York Z1uiog. "a. PARK. tue
crt. Madison square G4rieu
Meeting 81 the Pos, Farliam,.t. Hotel McAlpiu. 10
Meeting u Tho century Theatre club OF New YORK
Ner.ns Of lie Womtu', Law club CT New York.
STUDY day OF tie Theatre Assembly Hotel As'or.
Mas meeting under the au'Ylce. Of the War Re
LIEF - the Women 81 tie American Theatre.
Ma1 Ha.3@ o, is Husi1o, society Of America Nh
scum 81 french Art. 500 Firm Avenue. ?. m.
TI9lc le.lure 1nder ne aqsplc''
Analysis II lie Mutual Welfare League a. sing
S.ng and t!, Oid Ir'1n system 1ua'oi
Memorial Hal - Nashiusion square South, D
5la,,rai srd dance of the Hamilton college Glee
rnbIii. sddres, 6y Governor Iyun j. Frazier on
TIE Non Partisan League OF No'th Dakota %
Joint meeting o. ne society q Chemical IInlu3uy
tue American Chemical Society su4 the Amerl an
Elsct.o-C ncmical Society. Rumfor4 Hal. 30 last
Lecture by Frederick Paine: on The Battles 81
ne Somme and VerIun.' music hal. Academy Ct
Aiire1. hv Mrs Charles Francis Roe on Historic
Ioane+t h9as md K tos ,9fsn Soce y sS
Dance q the Delta sigma ri Fraternity. Hotel
Dan NE = y The Hew Yorker. Hotel A.or evening
Dance Il Holy Gross college Hotel Aston. evening.
TT BIIt LEtTi RF-s or IND b'AhD WI ~"
CATION. SID =. NJ
MANHATTAN
"rrelarI" EIsa-l J. Parker ,rqb.ir ,Scaoo. 70.
An Ant,au Tow Through Three Zones Mis W.
81. o. Tiruay Puouc hol e. rory seem
Si,~ yo. ra' ya ,', MIS- ., Mary wor,eI
Pnn,. s,no,. -. Broadway and Academy street
.1 !."I rn.rpp.ne.." l.aHn r. ToIn. public S'hoo.
Il. Taetth STREET. east % Avenue q s.m,,., :
S.51.I'.e-. Ph. D Public school 80, Eighty
eighth street. EAST u Fir;i ATenue, co.L
. Trim Through cuba" Melville Thur'ion CooH,
m u Public school 80. lh'h street west u
RE Professor Edward F. HUMPHREYS. Public
school 49, lS2d Street and Wads"ouh A'snails.
Peru the Land u ne lncl rredeh,H ,.,,s AMI
ne tinted s,at,s .. the Gpart'o oi tie lnds.
II Wofsou Pl -. Public school lop' ou"'"
.,. .-a "''f f5a.nsa. l Fist Al" Theron ",
Kline VI u >ey YoE Publ I"aN' A-
last Nuety-sitth Sreei.
TIE TRoNN
........ o.. soon lr al America" Gecle' J.
Rea.IeI public school g.. lj';n N'-ee; aNd '''''
TAI i irrrT,ou.. samuel " Paterson, rh D..
PriI. school r. Fordham street 'i, ~, -. ~.
...,,, -, do 4 ana ~ Nov" Elias W. Ihomp
.Dm public school -. Anthony end lremo". ave
aesi India" LaIna, RAJ, ,, rasi'' school - ''-'
tn. City ~ Wsstinq,on" Barry Bu.Nlty. Ful..'
School g. Jerome Avenue. norm OF -" ~
.Jourreying iu Northern Meri.o VIZ ~ Ma, ,i ~
Ia Milestone della Donna uea So s. .,a a.
farl Dr Francessi Maguoccp, uIrI.I pic
is9ttb a.d HOFFMAN streets and Lorill%1 fIaoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

measures designed for unfolding the
government in the prosecution OF the
war. 10 the end that our country may
be free to pursue her rightful duties
and callings on land and sea. In
standing with the President J not only
carry out the wishes of the organiza-
ton Of which ! have been a lifelong
member but I uphold the partsans of
old Tammany, which has always stood
in time Of national peril with the
President of the United States, ire
spectivc Of his politics
Mr. Boyle. the Republican candidate,
made a plucky contest against irreslst-
iblc odds The Republican leaders feel
that they owe him good deal for max
ing the fight at a time when almost
every body else was inclined to be
"slacker.' Mr. Boyle was an Assistant
United States Attorney under Federal
Distric, Attorney Henry A. Wise.
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Bowie Entries

I4.. rAe selling. maiden No,yeat -o.d; i ,2.
f,,lonqsl pa Acton. los. 'old HOMESTEAD 100
nm Lising,toi. ln3. Dalros.. lO'; 'Mic"sA4'
lG5: 'DoroiTu sullivan. 20! am
,Serord 49, Gaining. four yest-a.ds anu W
Afamaha rs. DR.. Charco. ll5. Smirslns ~
40 T@1l.f no. Wizard 10. Anxiety. llj.
PhafoaI. III. Ala Anue. 10. 'Msrseg. 100 .,,
Third race Selling. tor three year ODDS, hsr and
haif frlongsJ -Flare. 10. swift Fox 70 ssrgoii
II limp. ITO. Al Hudson 'mp D, ~. bi,SrCo",
Vote 100. Kania PARK ll3. Wal street. llo'
s~ecter ihan sugar. los: 'siseIy sam. los,
o,is and upward. s1 flrlongsl Top q ne Mon
irs rs: Ada.id. io9. Tea Caddy log; ha1De'S'
10. Indian chant l0S punga Din iol
Fiuh race claiming three-year- Old, A." ,gip
,,,ri- one mile AID twenty Yards hllA. ,l3
NJ NJ r..eonrg lO5. .CAlar l0j. XVI. lut.
Brage no. Lie. los. tom HaacoeA lo, ..,.
sixth race claiming. three yeaf-od, 40 up
al. o.- mile and twenty yards Bob kedne 81.
III Eio.e. no. Hker. loj. 'Elbn bauna ~,
ioi Agardi. mi: Pctc.us. no. Lllie io,iagc ~
seventh race selling 'oul eesr ODD and ~" az
am, mile and fur.ougl HAIRY Lauder. ~
kijJav I'M Nlenlo Part. 1875 Jessie Louise. iii.
Dis,urber. l0'.
.Apprentice allowance claimed
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The Weather Report

Washington. April l2.-Barometric pFessur" oou'
tiuue, low throughout the Eastern A'd Sou'"''"
states and the Rocky Mountain region, "hhe areas
u hish barometer ot considerable magnitude nave
their cres,s north q the Great Lakes and on the
north Pacific Coast respectively. During the issi
tWeniy.four hours there were local rains IN ths
middle Atlantic states and general showers IN the
Gulf states Tennessee. Arkansas. Missouri. oha-
homa Kansas aud the Far Northwest. ConsldefA'
bis cooler weather has oserspread the region OF
the Great Lakes the Ohio and Mississippi valleys
and the northern Rocky Mountain region. Ten
oera,ure changes elsewhere we're unisporsn'.
The indications are that there viii be showers
Friday iu the south Atlantic and Gulf states and
Tennessee. followed by fair weather Saturday In
these region. Elsewhere east n the Mississippi
Pirer the weather viii he generally fair Friday and
Tie temperature will he lower FRIDAY and Sat
ur,lay iu the Atlantic and cast Gulf states. Ir1'
uessee aud the ohio valley. and II VIII rise IN mo
upper ale region
Wind, Tor Friday and Saturday North Atlantic.
moderate ~ fresh northwest and overcast weather:
middle Atlantic fresh north. overcast weather
south Atlantic moderate variable overcast weather
snd local showers east Cur. moderate south snd
southwest overcast weather and local showers wet
GUT moderate variable and fair weather: upper
AXES fresh northeast ana north on Lakes Michigan
ana Huron and moderate variable on Lake SUI
pefior fair weather lover lakes. fresh north AID
generally fair weather
Forecast, for Special loesllties.-For New Eng
land New York Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jer
seq. Delaware. Maryland. District Of Colunois
partly overcast and colder Friday SATURDAY fair
For Western Pennsylvania. fair n north overcast
and cod.r n south portions Friday. saturday
fair With rising temperature.
Local 0me,l Record The ioIlo~ing or-c.al record
from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
Ing the last tnenty four hours IN comparison NTH
IN. corresponding date Of last year
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u. S. Military Order

Washiug0a. Arvv
CAPT De WITT W CHANEL LiS 10
frcm Southern Dcparmeli. - ~
transport qusrterna.icr 4, n e er
Fist IT. WILLIAM p. MILLS. ~ -
ri rGsi T. Gordon b UNDERWOOD. n :
c,rG ,iARi0T " HOWE lth ? s. Z, :
srung !ulse advocate rom A9'" -
c,pi 1' EDwrN o SAUNDERS. sih s.sss., =
iudsc advocate. AEril N, Saiy. i.
general southern DEPARTING ~, ",.i.srr >
F.rsf H. ARTHtR Bubyli hhI- 80. 10.
fsrhed Officers list from slsn. -, shoe =
school san Dles0. 70 Army b-'''''
omaha ,,,N-rs ,sornty ~
chaplain NATHANIEL A JONI. i'''~
-, as,isrcd a. 3 A from NAY -, rer
CAM ALVIN X BASkETIF ti..a,y,d -
le,.er y, commanding general e''
ment. FOR assignment ,.., f,.,t,.Al. 90
Capt WALTER : NolhfAh " "a 1c1sstr
10 active duty. upor by fsS,, ,s.icrse.s
gcn~ral western DeDa' rsn, is = iEisop
p'sigc.,icn N Fir.' IT, HERMAN " -
II IN Wisconsin \ O.. a'fsge ,,,c,t = Y
cant RoDNAN BUTLER. sih 'a''
fsrhed orice!S' Nst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13
u. S. Treasury Finances

Washington, April 1c.-Condition Of
the United States Treasury at close
to-day showed: Net balance i'm general
fund. $61.125,767; total receipts. So
1905; total payments, $4,062,627.
The deficit this fiscal year is S176,-
e61576, against deficit of S57.272,a73
last year. exclusive of Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
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Business Troubles

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Tie Tinted
states Circuit Court NJ AIqTa.s has reversed tie
decision of A District Court Judge appointing Aired
q Cove ir trustee o. the + -. 60. formerly
Owner " Madison square Garden. and ruled tlat
Marshall : Hagar be rclasts'ed as trustee Sarnan
Miller appointed Marshall : Hagar a. The meet .
ing of creditors nyr creditors. with claims NJ
600 voted fnl NJ. Easar and i've credit.
vIh claim, of 81 900. voted for Jacob J I''s'f
v her tandidaf, had majority il number ar .
sut.urts ,f claims voted. WhefeIIo- Mr. MlI.'f
arroir,sd NfarshaU 8 Hasar. Mr. Lesser appcslf4
flom tHe decision iu the ni'cd STAT, Dsth 2
t'.Ir, which reversed the referees nider and az
.t..af,l Alfred O.. toNc. De- NJ. Haze tuel ar
tes..i 'r t.e .iel Ststss tir.ut ''uf. ~ NJ
hall. which has ferer Cd tnr 'itc. NJ i' Dis'f!.
touu ald lciu-tAfti NJ. Hasar
Petitions In Bankruptcy
FRED : SCHLESINGER architect. - ''- Nc'i
III - De, flied petition iu bauhrup,F. VIA
ii,tififie. NJ 81 $50 and u0 assets Among ihe
,.iit,,. are the Gr,euVa'd COMPANY. N,)0o. Mary
4 seaman S6,loj. and VI. :. W. Realty tompAh5'
S-pnpFRr I WILLAMETTE. - Wet ted q has
etrJ a uetition bon bankruptcy, With hablllues OF
e. 5pn and assets of $1,000 in an account
MORRIS BRAAF-A Petition ~ banNup''y IA
b.c1 ale,l against Morris Braaf. shoe dealer a. ~
81 900 Riylrgf0n s. hy these creditors W. y.
-, $50. Commercial Rubber shoe tompal.
81; and Lazarus Fried Son Slo'o.
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Bowie Results

ItR~T RACE For maiden flles 40 ran
PURE $500 Four furongs
Finish weight aud Jockey SRA sit Pas y
Onicp li2 Narfngoul ........ - 40 fsa "
'Payuc.t li- ONuD ........... ~ =
'Nnr-y Mart il2 ..cH1.oni I'D. - -
whitney DHtr. Zinc. 90 g.. llantafl -
S.ee' Nargu,fl.s and Ben in also ran
SECOND RACE -Cla.mns. fot taTsJtre.r
pur-s. SfHu ~.N fur.ong.
Fiu.,l weight agi i0rheS Straight P.is -
CHcmuug no r. McrsssArl 500 sl9 y.
Arb.t-a,0r. liO GscssouI ........ Pc ~
rim I.lII- Beuh'el Captain Fei,sA
Br0br. s. OsANood Boy. Highway aud hshs'
also ran.
rHGRD RACE selling for fo'i-. year-cld. %. >
warl. purse 5000 Five aud q bar 'afhns
L."i.I. weight ani jockey stra'glt Pliv =,
Ina kas. 100 ORoniu.onl $685.. 80 VS. y
True =, sioeL M Cr. Mcrass'u -- ~
rle bu''hol' iol var w.. c,r., VI, =
ProniriHoH $50 ran.
rnlETu RACE. THE CONSOLATION Pte
ZOO. r- tuee-year-olds ana u7"afd ~ra
T,1., weight anil Jockey straight Pas :
trmer. icl 70 " raggarD SO w -
= nry lD3 RohIH.o .......-. 4'W
G..afo..z 100 iBu.Hel. ........
Aim, = g. christie. Cold est 81
B.aa. fl' Morn 80 ran.
FIFTH RACE selling. for t.-ee- si''''a' ~
oa-d. pi,.s. 5000. one mile -. q.
Ttl.h weight aud jockey. strnsa,' t 10 III
r,,Igs Wils fe.d. loi fRobsorI $3.50 Wy
Psiry Legend. 100 a.. Hcraggu - ~ n
Rer. mr. IHssucsl ...........-. - ~
Time. 1919. MAXINE choice UaAAN
mn, and ~ PILOT also ran.
SIXTH RACE selling. for three y'sr.ole, ~, -
ward. purse 500 one mile AMI i',py .'sr
Finish weight AID JOCKEY s,a.tatS &c, rs
p Isnslln. Doe 3D. MrTagg' Sio@ w
B-lrtier. loo Ngohnsonl ....-. - n
pm H..rv. ID pauingonl ~. ~.
Tine g. Keneorny. Rushing bi 'ls,.s q
rsIy spidueHr Hisu Hose. Nofn'D"
Brow Prince also an.
st.yFNYh RACE -GIaiming ~ lf.Jshc..s,'1
Upward. purse. $500. one OF. .na g.. =
Ti.sb. Wsi.li att Jockey Srashl - ii
Hin. B.tef. %. T. McIag - ~ ~ III
NUr.a l0l lhoprcimanl ..-..-. - "A
Cartcr g.. il2 collins ~. &c., Pa, III
Tne - Hudss Brother. tDlms ~, q
England Frontier 'Ataooy al ou5'sH'
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Fight Log

TONIGHT
Harlem :. C.-Frsnk Moran an"
Tom COvler.
SATURDAY
Fairmont \. C.--Jack Sharkey and
frankie DAILY.
Broadway $. C.-Silent 'fsrtin and
Frank Csrbone.
Greensboro \. C.-Johnny Epsin
and Jack Clifford.
Clermont :. C.-Young Brown and
Stanley Yoakum.
Staten Island :. C.-Bill Murphy
and Jack Tracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

The returns were all in by O'Clock
last night. Mr.. Boyle congratulated
Mr.. Smith at that time and wished him
success. The successful candidate held
an impromptu reception at the Horatio
Seymour Tammany Club, at 267 West
Twenty-dfth street. Asked if he would
resign as secretary Of 1ammany Han
because Of his election. Mr.. smith said
that he probably would eventually. bu;
that he expected TO hold that Office and
attend to the organization details for
some time yet. lie will file his GER
tifcate Of election to-day or tomorrow
and resign as chief clerk Of the City
Court. a position which he has occu-
pied for twenty years.
viii Support War Measures
"Of course. am supremely grateful
for the unqualified support given my
candidacy by the people of the dis
trict." said Mr.. Smith. 81 shall go to
Congress TO be. first of all, an Amer,
can and to support with full vigor all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13
Fire Record

\ NJ ,..- t.f.,t aye. H.
Trne.t HemminEsay i.s 80 R-. -.
s0-lSs Mes lith .. ,, ,9,, Kors: ~
SOL Es.i ilIih s.. Whh .ss,o..n, az :.
seJ-ei Spung a.. 9Saet i,-Soh sssi ~
3O--l335 southern b0s-e'a. vskroxn. IT,
10 li--loji 1lur4 ave- V"''' "A
l. VI v..,, Uorrensiel.
s.i0-lO2 Past 9srh o.. o " ,,-ef. Els
.0J-,Og EAst 1884 s.. Ins DIV
dine trising a.. n AatsrS'
5g5-2s West fsih 81 ''
nlng o.,,,o., trf1af a
8 oO-toa West = ET.n k..,e .s, IA 80
s.ie 80 Cburrn -. z MsipW 81
Co,ton Mills. ufhigs =, Frs1
7O--TN,clfih Az. and 5'A -
e. trining
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SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. tutors:
.,io,erncs-es etc. 90 colleges. schools ana
Families Apply TO Mrs 81 j.. YOUNG
FULTON -e Union square.
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BUSINESS CARDS
TlPFW RITUR>
IYPEWRITERS RENTED.

%ou. Visible. month. s.. Visible. months. 3,
I.iusI us,mea, apple n purchased
IN Rarr'ay - Telephone nt'' 'otiaidf.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co. ~,
-79 Bfosfvat. ~ WorH - -,-.
esS BrosdWaJ. 81 80 -. if. ''''
lfq vs. ~ - Of Tine square TrankiiI
% Nassau ~ AZ Made Lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

trlct. but apparently without any ma
tcria effect on the result
Vote Below Normal
The total vote east in the district
Yesterday was not quite 30 per cent Of
the vote cast i'm the last Presidential
election. when the total was 25.2lS.
Mr.. Conry was reelected at that time
bv majority Of 1896 over William
llcnkcl. jr. the Republican candidate.
Prior to the election, however. the
leaders on both sides had not expected
the total vote to exceed 10000. The
party vote in special elections usually
drops below 20 per cent Of the normal
The vote h. Assembly districts was
as follows:
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CARPET CLEANING

, ,RTFtL CARPET CLEANING GO cleans o.,
- fn.,-....f ain steam hand or or hnof is.'
r,oaias,. az Et,i 3,u -. COZ a BRANDT
rei l.---sfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

age. A.. average for corespondins dn' M
20 average FOR corresponding diis l"t INV
years. g.
Humidity 4,
50 m.....ss p ms
Barometer Readings -,
"a m..ea1s ip. fn....e3l3 ~
Local omelsI FSreeast-PuD 0'N-
co,ls, to-day; fair tomorrow; fresh III
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

TPLWRITTEN LETTERS 100
ST lo 81 o01 81 IS. lo 900. s. GRO r.
WTATIIFRFoRp. 10 Bieal~ay Equitable Blds
Rlom iI1l Rector f5ii.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

wOJLD lIKY IN HEAR FROM rErs0N IN
lendinG % tste prcss<rt.ng - In Northsrn
Cansis WI Bofb. Carncims. ont.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
GARDINER. cook. 'surifess loYseNofb an csr~.
taken, married personal reference, k,anelt
200 EHNrfs ~ Isfsrt tIn.
GARDINER situation wanted D, ufac'lcA single
man. thorough $40 evcr} department Cal or
rI..t-. Do g.. =. Esf,aA sf
Female
GUILDS NURSE Young >R-4-. excel.
Ir., Iu.x reference. $50 SO q MI. Holman.
,-'. Arco. Do last Cd So. "a n.of Telephone
500 MurfN iiNi
CfAuRERNATp- STATISTICS -- Young Norue.
giau. four YEAR personal reference Miss
Neinna,fr's AgenDf lD Ea.t $50 St. -d for
Telephone Sgs Muus, iil
CIANfBFRMAIn WAITRESS N14ng Iris. s.rl
goai cft reference. g.. Mis-. Hnfuafrf's Ase ..s
l0 best "a o.. % nl1f Trrliu.c N*i- Alur
fss HuI
COOK Noung irisn gr. eNoeleff ccok well re-
cmmr ici $40 ss'. q. NJ. Hr'uasefs Agc ct .
10 , SO st. "a noor resphore 40; Murray HiI
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APARTMENTS WANTED

CAREFUL rENANT-Wsntsi fnl 'su ROOM ap,r-.
men' sitIsrfifsJ furnished rssso1sbie Phone
g. Nichon a.9- Her snds .c' Wer liaih s.
Aps1nsHt &
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lively participated IN Tho do'elopmcn,
o. tho association and it5 alleged '','F"'
purpose. Bench warrant nave ' ,
issued Tor the arrest OF all '''" ven, ~" ~.
their service u ls SoppoS''' T'' III,
anticipated oy INC 'e'''''"''' w. r..;,
voluntarily surrender 'nen'S'',' U.s. '.'''
bail VIII bo iNcd al >o'V'V c"'"'
The indictments were 'o'." ny
special Federal grand jury ""''" '"
boon do''oer"''ns Oh mus case
f'oT'aI> I'' l"'l ~' 49,.
'''E' uS.'''"" '''
''"'" i''' .'0S'' ''' co.
'omn''''o" 'n 'p''' ~ '''N
h"d 'cci7To' 'I'"' '"''' 'N''''"
rCws print industry combination '"
,oetrairt Of trade. and that while thcr"
. -. ...,.. ,,r.,,t
Was ITO dS'""' ''"' '"b' 300 '''
paper. "a very delicate equilibrium be-
tween tho available SUNNY and demand
,...., .n,.,. l,ro.,,b, ONT ar,.fcially i'm .hc
'racr.
Indictment Unusual
,-,... ,.,. ..t. L.- ...el
n".""' '"-' '''''' ''' ia"
,pocal assistant 90 inc Attorney We"
oval Of tlo United state. in tho con-
i...ota.. ..o.;~.. ;- as.or,s,io. with
DN'. ". ... 49,.
Marx lyman A'N'-''''. N''''''''
cral. said yesterday:
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Boxing News and Notes
Nv FRED HAWTHORNE

The die is cast and Frank Nom.
hopes Of being heavyweight chs
Of this little Old world will 4. ~
night" said James Jitnsy Joh,...
the busting Boy Bandit, yes,srs.- .
ternoon. when We asked him /.
US his honest-injun opinion a, "
wha. was going to happen in n. ~
Of the Harlem Sporting Club ,o.,;..'
when Moran and Cowler eollid.
by nc stretch Of the imagir,.
and Imagination has never bee, :
weak point" said James earnes,lv
| sec Moran surviving my Toms !.
bardment for more than five r,,..
and when I say five rounds I'm
generous 10 Francis Charles. He.
Moran hope TO stand before the M,
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION oP n,
WORLD? Although you needn't A..
no 10 that effect, would not b, -.
should Tom put the crusher On D.,
in the very first stanza. But -
publish that. because % might ~.
Oh, attendance down, and tier, !.
NINE OF ms a. home in The Brosr-
Next VIC sought out Old Sob,,..,.
Ike Dorgar. pugilistic mentor \.
Moran. and matters we're jus, a. \.
"Cowler will never hear the ben -.
for the start Of the eighth rou,S
said norgan. "Moran D.. IN good ,I,..
and that means that Cowler 1, a..
20 take the long count Frank H.
been training faithfully for a W.,
month and is more dangerous to.5'
thar ever before in his career. / Be-.
the house will be a worthy one"
The winner Of to-night's ba,,l. ..
the Harlem Sporting Club will pr,S.
big be mattel ed with Carl N,r,
within the next few weeks, so tisip
20 presume that every punch le. h.
will be loaded with dynamite or 500,
thing equally dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOks

lost ia rkhook No dsssst = Do pork Ssunss
Institution. Any peron having claims upon said
nos f. ralief uppl % prtssI' he ~ The bank
rarcelied AMI nea one - lei iU lieu fherrof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

II is none other than that shrintv
Flathush violet. John Tea Dunn. =,
draws our attention 20 the fact "A,
Sicnt Martin. the dumb middlewelr
and Frank Carbone, the former UrIt
States cavalryman. will meet 10 81
main act at the Broadway Spors
Club, Of Brooklyn, tomorrow MIR
All right. John; so be j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
Fourth Avenue cor: 25'h s''ss
Eldrdge ST.. cor. R"ss'0a &.
East Houson St.. cor; t,'e ,e,I y
Seventh Az. bet. 4S'h 10, q 3
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BRO>S
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Smith ST.. cor. Lrior'oo .
Graham Az. cor. Dsbss0's A.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

LOST -R.1ktook 40 Sa0 sO1 rhs Greenwich sat.
INK. B.ns sls ard a, S,,'h ave No. Nors
Giy Ia! mclt sicpg,d I'eise return 10 bans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

Billy Fitzsimmons. the bsuas
Weight from that fair city Of Yonhr
will take on Johnny Russell, Of Yoa
Vile. in the star bout a. the Yorkyr.
Sporting Club. on Monday night h
Monroe. a promising youngster a.
protege of George Monroe, boxes j
E.,io,. ia ia. ami final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13

jimmy Duffy. the West Side La
weight. is going 70 try his luck agsiisI
Eddie Wallace At the Pioneer srrI
ing Club next tuesday night. Ties
two young men are marking tine !
the rear rank just behind Fnss,
Welsh and Benny Leonard, and an
ready to step into the front line {
an time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-13
Rcnch Warrants Out

Tho first five named are members OF
tho executive committee Of the News
Print Paper Manufacturers Associa-
ton. The other two, 1t is charged, ac-