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at Filth llittor by hanger Fred
“”3. "OX! Season i This is 1h1' question pointedly asked
,; —-——--—-—— in the photudramu, “War Brides,"
Store" Ytatkt's. witlntllc l‘ubs wpurt‘ which Herbert .Brehon has now almost
of km season, is to be retained as alcomplcted at his new studio on Hud
linclt hitter. Manager Fred Mitchell 1'on Heights. Although it is 1111110551
.10 requested, and President
\i’eeghman has agreed. Yerkes for~
1.1c1l1' was with the Boston Red Sox,
311.111 119d to the Federal league and
Want, to the Cubs by that route. He
Tomorrow and Thundoy Mme. Mil
Nuimova in "War Brides”
Shall low be sacrificed upowc al-
lat!‘ of imperial greed for power?
no attempt is made to
As. in his previous
ing the play,
teach or preach.
success, “A- Daughter
“The Soul of Broadway” and a num-
ber of other noted gilm successes, Mr.
'mmu-anutuymow
ble to escape this question in witncsn‘
of the Gods ,"1
twmmtduflerthmmm
111a nuptial on the audio grounds. to
.tako care of any chamber of that 1'
organization who ruler» own a mi.
accident. The doctor becnmo coin
tenant-d in tho instruction of his [111'
ml that he brought forth numerous
book» and magazineet for Bliss 51112121
to study, and emu went so far as to
borrow a skeleton from a neighboring
hospital so that the fair star could
become familiar with lllt' human frame
work.
While waiting for :1 scene, Miss
lSwect and the doctor wore engaged in
such learnt-ti discussions on medicine
that all the other members of her
1compan1 regarded the. star with nus
picibn "foi fear that she would try
Marie-d. the season with the North . ' '~
Sideis, failed to display his Usuallnwnon simply tells the stot'v and lets. :::lsnolf)::'lr retently d1scot Bred 111001
12119“) Was sent to Atlanta and 1'9 tthe 11101.11 if ”I?” bi: one,.take care _m,___,_._._..._,
11141111111 with the south'mn chill until!“ itself BM in “ ar Brides the
the 1:111 of the season. ‘uen he re constant (lash between ,thc indi1idual 'l- A'
joined the Cubs and planed in the [and the state makes the problem ob
("iii scries, leadio the team in h t “0'“
ting. g . a The individual in the plav is Joan!
Steve, who ltaa .alt'ay' 1... young peajlant gill,1 in fwhich rolcl, [AWSON SIORIES UNIRUE
and base, will be missing £10111 that 11 wt make 1er irst appcal :
. t 'ancc on the moving picture '.screcn .___.,_.__..
~ ation, as it will be guarded by . ‘ -
Lnuy Doyle. But Yerkes w I“ t She played the pint with grt‘al 5110:; 11111111211111 from Fin-=1. - Z‘..;:~ .‘1
th‘ he 11 l ' 5‘ ou‘cess in 11111de1'ille but many incidents. 4..--
‘ “C mm the modal moment have bt'en added and elaborated, 31" th'. llt-‘tllillf' room 'ilo -»
of tho game and will the t k hi 1 11, .1...1111.11or.~1
. n a e s Iing ‘0 Marion Craig chtw"mtlis play. of pos iblc <1 motions flying fast
otand at tho ltlitte and warm). Pinch? much wider scope for Nazimovaslwml’i’l" naked “hito has than half a
h‘ll'l‘i “”1 ”911115 501*? dul)’. 51118 unique tttlcnts than she has had in tinylfl()z$lnl “I" 51111111. and turned him mm
swim-1 ingury 'to others forcosa‘miutluuwr stage productions. 1:111.“ con mm“? for “Hum cxamma
111.0 the game \erkcs is still underipriday Louise Huff and Jack Pick-‘ Reading fll‘St front tPSUfllOIll' Dl‘t‘
contract, as the. paper he signed ford in “Great Expectations" viously taken by the committee in
, 11.1111- With tho 11911911115 has anothet Though nouise fluff and Jack 1’le Washington. Whipple brought out that'
yen to go. lford have both been playing 1'e1y1udd details of the German Goi"et'11ments
» ,et'n young people in their recent DhO peace proposals and the president's
IWATERBURY MAN DIES 0F ltoplays on the Paramount Progfam» peace note were known in German of-
_.N . RABIES. - both of these Famous Players stars ficial headquarters and in Washington
WM Bi». ‘llRY. Jan, lid—Joseph ‘ have now reverted many years in their before they weré made public and ask-
Gelgauda ...-1.1 of h1dr0phollia early characterizations. to the celebrated ed White if he received any/{idvunce
th1s men: 1:... lie 111' as bitten by 3 types which Dickens has lmmoxtalized information about them through uuch
stray dog Over 8 mOIltll ago and be 111 print. After appearing as tuen channels. White answered negative
came ill last 1vaek.cheral other” :Itieth century chmucteis for 11 good 1y_
persons liting in this cit1 who were manyn months they are now starring “Have you or have you had, any
blltt‘fl b) 8 mad dog 011?!‘ a week agolin the Famous Players adapuon or accounts in which persons in official
recewed an offer of treatment at the.Dickens‘ celebrated “Great 13309011“ life were interested?" Whipple ask-
Pastour institute at the city's expense,luons;" It is the attraction at tho ed.
but only one of the persons bitten has Regent Theatre Friday, this week. 1 “No, " White’answered.
occupied the 0““ Tonight Blanche Sweet in “The Evil Representative Campbell then took
u.-. A__ ......2 I Eye" up the examination.
E Blanche S1veol,.thc popular 1.11le "Did 1,11115011 suggest to you." asked
KEJRMCEI' lstar,11l1o will be seen at the Reselll Repre'wntativo Campbell, "that the
HORL ’ [tonight, in the Jesse I. husky Dl'O mnikct was top horny 1111dtl111t a an:
lductloll. “TllP Evil ESP." NOW “‘91-“ gestitm of when would start the 111111
THE ORIGINAL innit 11hr could duality) 113‘“ “Willi?“ ket 11111111 and that it was a good More
g11'11c1itionc1'.li is :1 laramount P1c- to KM all your frlpndg into a pool?
MAI-TED "II-Kn 11110. "No, sir," sold White.
l
“no what-”tutu cost YOU enmity“ l luring the taking of the scours for Campbell ti'ictlIIto learn Spccltlcully
‘tliis production, Miss Sweet was undcr what “1,1“. and Lawson talked about
l. - . _- .--. , - . -- “.‘
REGENI lliEAlltE ‘
. TONIGHT i-
Biunch Sweet in 'The Evil Eye’
TOMORROW AND ‘
THURSDAY
MME. ALLA NAZIMOVA
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‘WAR BRIDES" l
8—Reels—8
Admission . ............ 15c
Friday—Louise Huff and
Jack Pickford in “Great Ex-
pectations.” 1*
, THE DRAMATIC ASSOCIA-,
TION 0F 1 HERgERT" BRENON
THE NEW ROCHELLE COL- {N A z 1 M QVA‘
LEGE IALUMNAE 1.."WA DES” '
Presents o'ELzNICKB‘mcruRES
PETTICOAT PERFIDY 'AND Mme. Ma Nazimova in “war 15 :idcs," at The Regent, two days,
.0 NEIGHBORS starting tomorrow:
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SOUTH NORWALK i“
«FREDAY. EVENING, FEB. 2,
8:15 P. M. '
, T1ckcts ...... 50c, 75c, $1. ooI
For sale at Devine and Hard- “ ' ‘
wick 3, Norwalk; IConneally and -
Bratken‘s, South Norwalk.
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TODAY '
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Matinee... ...... ........rocl
Evening .. . rfi. .. foe and 15: '
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1 our .1111) axcnnuoa l
‘I,.~1\u'rouoan.as .
tutti-hm mu
Ymuumbthtldtomm
“mourn-1113mm tho stock
l market. All White would I); was that
111w inked in “general terms" about
the war and its 'economlc chem." He
said he could not recall ever harlot-l
discussed various specific subject's
which the congressman suggvsted to
him-the German peace proposals, the
Llodeeorge speech in reply, or the
arrival of the Deut'schland and the
U59, or President Wilson’s. atltude."
“You had advance information on
the arrival of the U59 didn’t you?"
asked Campbell.
“l'did notbl knew nothing of it 11n-
til i saw it in the newspapers.
I“Do you think." put in Representa-
tive Chiperfield, “that your conversa-.
~tionc with Lawson are equivalentto a
full course in romance literature?"
I, “I couldn't say that, i didn't take
his conversations sirlously." .
After it had been brought out that
White's concern, the Federal «Chemi-
cal Company, which he. said yesterday,
he had tried to interest Lawson, man-
Iufnctured products used in making
munitions, he was excused and Bar-
ney Baruch, who sold short heavily
before the president's note became
public, was called. White was asked
to hold himself in readiness to appear
again ‘iu another connection "
‘ Baruch det hi1 Pd 1oluutarily that he
E1135 1codv to answer any qucstton ful-
l.,v
! 011 Dec. ll, be said, he bought 5,000
chores of Steel cxpccting it to rise,
“but it didn‘ t, " and he sold the follow.
l.'.lg day at a loss of about four points.
Then came the address of Chancellor
von Bethmaun-Ilollweg in the Reich
stag regarding peace, Baruch said, and
romancing the effect the speech
would have on the market, on Dec. ill,
be sold Short as rapidlv as possible,
dealing in all in 23, 401) shares of
Steel today. ..
“l statted selling in the morning,
Baruch said “and the only reason i
didn't start earlier was that I had
V been out of touch with things during
the previous day. doc to being ab-
sent from my otlice."
Baruch tlcclurcd he believed his
story would show that von Bethmapn-
Hollwcn's spccch marked the turning
point in tho world war toward peace
“I realized." he sold-"that the pen.
pic's minds, horetoforo thinking only
of war. would turn to thinking peace:
thnt outside of the better thingk thny
would think of what effect pcncc would
have on business and finance and that
a man ought to act quickly in selling
securities." -
f Paying little attention to rumors and
ilmvtng no spccinl 11111111111 p11 connec-
ltion, Baruch. soitl, ho was guided in
:dcnlin': on 1110 market solcly by in-
Efnrmntion gll'ttncil from n ticker ‘.«mr—
i vicc and tho 11.1111. llc nlwuya bought
'scturitics outright. he said.‘
i thn in: lcnrncd of the llothmaun
‘ ilollwcg apct'ch. Burnt-h sold ho was
lin tho olllco of another firm negotiat-
'ing tl1cp11rcl1usc of some securities.
l 'l didn’t 1l111y‘cm." he said "i wont
bath to my own otllce 11nd hogan t0
-".='tll t‘H'l‘ylhill" I had."
i ll» cxplumt-ri 111111 tho tcchnicul sit-
Ettutlon oi' the nint'kct was bud and that
he sold Stool because “it was practic
ally at tho top."
“The technical situation was had."
lic soul. “but the Betltlnanl't-Hollweg
smooch was the principal reason I
51111.1 1111d~that speech still hangs like a
pull over th.1 situation."
"\\-'crc‘_1"ou watching for peace?"
"i knew when pence come it was go-
Ann to raise the mischief in the mar-
kct." ‘ '. 1
Baruch 110111 into detail .1111 to his
stock morkct operations On Dec. 14
' he sold short 1 600 more shares. bring-
inc his commitments up to 25, 000
shoves
011' Dec. 15 the market broke and
be revered by buying in all but 11, 000
n l.'l'f‘t’S Ho had gone. short, he said
N nv'rnnd 123 and covered at an aver-
age of 110. ’
On Dec. 16,118 sold short again 4,-
000 shares and on Decejnber 19, went
short 28 400 more On December 20.
he covered 17.900 shares, reducing
his short, account to 25. 500.
Between Dec. 10 and 23 his met pro
in 1.. the market 11113 $47 6,.168 47. he
E testified.
Touching on his December 19 deals,
.- Whipple asked Baruch if they were
affected by any information from
1.111111111211111 recording the administra-
tic-1' a attitude toward peace. '
“Absolutely not," he replied. II
nll'iruch said he had anticipated the
, Lloyd 'Gcorge speech replying to the
German peace proposals on Dec. 19.
1 "i felt. that it would be. just what it
it‘ll'llt‘fl out to he. that it would leave
1 .he floor upon for peace,”
’ l‘nrucli was asked if he considered
ho oncmlions at that ii mo large.
‘mi. 1111-11 were fair operations, but
l'1'c donc larger."
i Followed then'a general dental by
1211111911 that he had any communica-
tion with anyone in Washington about
1.1111 than of the mldont'l place note
in regard to it. He talked with
’ntary Hoodoo tuorthmttul‘t.
Mow ,
'ficc, that a note was cxpectcd.
.I am sorry I did."
, Adoo.
'01. in mud on
‘W thin Pk“!!! M mmmfltfli’mi
Au proof 0! his “119nm. “a“ not
unaware that a note an I'm-1511“,“;
from the proficient, he no on the buy
in: side of the market wlun 1111111. or 1‘
it became- publix. he said. Neithcr he‘g
nor any other 111'111 would have bt‘t'llt
caught in such :1 position, he declared,
if he had fornsccn the note.
Baruch also pointed out seven! ufil
or errors he made on the market dur
ing the thirteen days! period of New
profit taking, 011 several occasions he]
was forced to sell stocks at a loss. he
testified, and. t'i'1allv on the day be-
fore the president's note was made
public, be ore: “looktd the Dow .Ilonts.
Ticker “tipp” which he had in has cf-
“1 covered that day," 11195511111, "11nd
Testifying that during; the “look”
perldd he had callcd up Sccrctary MC
Baruch explained that he had
done so at the instance of Col. E. M
House. Presidcnt Wilson's adviser, to
suggest to the secretary the nan'e of
a man to fill :1 vacancy in thc board
of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York. He naid that {‘oloncl llous'c
had called him on tho telephonc and
said:
"There is a vacancy in the Ff'tlcl‘u'
RESEX‘YP Bank. 1 don't know anything
about 111089 fellows down there
said he did so: Colonel House thought
the name satisfactory and asked him
to suggest it to Secretary McAdoo.
TOWER OF ISKULLS.
A Legacy Left by tho Turks to tho
Servian City of Nilh.
There huvc hccn 111:1111' tragic cpl-
sodcu in the history of Nish, in Scrviu.
In the fifteenth ccntury the Turks cap.
turctl the city, 11111] for 300 yours it to
nmlncd in lht'll‘ llOSM‘SSlOll, although
tin-1'11 wore brlct‘ pcrlods when the
\ustt‘lans ltcld it. Then, in 1809, the
Scrvluns, who had recovcrcd most of
their country from the Turks, boslcged‘
Ntsh, but wcrc .lcfcutcd with great
loss. Tho Turks in cclchruto their vic-
tory cl'ct'tt'd 11 rough towcr composed
ultenmt‘irl _1' of lumps of rock 11nd skulls
of Scrviuuu ccmcntcd togcthcr.
It is rclntotl that thcrc were original-
ly 1,200 skulls in lltc to11‘croi' leh.
For 11 long pcrlml it “'ltt'i thc 11'1hlt of
tmvolcrs to Nish to (urrv od' 11 skull iii:
11 150111 coir. and this I'ctlmcd their 1th1-
burs llur In tho “111.111 ’l‘mkish “"111
the sot-vino army. undcr tho command
of King Milan. bcsicgctl leli. :md ”10'
foi'trcus toll on Jun. It). 1878.
The remaining skulls worn thou rov-
crcntly hurled by tho Sct'rimi troops
Won’t you 3111111051 11 name?" Barhcl.
cull ummmmmwm m g
I.
we-
ed in the kitchen.
I
0
Elm, . :rgw '
an
a»
High Cost of ‘
Cooking With (Idol!
THE BIG RROBLEH, this: winter is to -
make that expensive c011 go just as far as
possible. Probably you 113%: been giving
some thought to this very problem.
, LET US SUGGEST that ydu use your gas
range as much as .you can in preparing th:
three daily means, and operate your kitghen
range with as low and slow a fire as is con-
: sistent with the weather and the heat requir-
SAVE COAL BY USING YOUR GAS
RANGE.
The United ElectricLight
and Water Co
o
llEW ANGLE llWEN
10 BOXIA'G [AW
State Board lltas No lutistlictiol
fiver Bouts Staged by trait-r. al
Orders
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.~~Doxing boutr
conducted by fraternal organization.
without direct or indirect admission
charges, tho'purposc of which is it
stimulate attendance 111 lodcc “'1'
ings', do not fall within Ith) jurlsdlc
11011 of the State Athletic Commla
’Slfli, Attorney immml Egburt ,r
\t'oodhurv holds in an opinion mndt
public recently -
'l‘ltc ruling. which is the that ill
finite decision on the 51:0 pc oi the
boxing low, was forwarded to in
except one, which was too tlccply l1n- Wont-k, chairman of the Sictc .112.
bedded in the plaster to be extracted. lrtic Commission and to thc (‘hicl
..
only 1111c skull «'.'111 hp so." to 1'11111l111l lodgi- has been (“Olldtlt'llng SUCH boujfi-I'
tlic truwlcr of its gloomy l1lstol‘,\'.-— (he Boxing Commixslon t‘cccntigI
London.\11s111'm~s_ 11.51111 tht' l’olicc tonnnisstouci 11ft
. «MM—“mm innitflown to orcvcnt the 121.1ng 11: of
Aaron Burr’a Grave. thou 1. at stain. ghen 11111111th l1I1 fro.
Stutcn lslnml. Sept. it. 15:11}. His 1'.)- 1
mains wcrt‘ convoyctl to Princeton. i
N. .i.. whort'. according to his roqucst. l
tltcr 11ml grttnilfntlicr. lath his fritln'x'
11ml 1:1':llrtlful!11'1' \"t'l't‘ I'M" 111111111 of‘
l‘1'i111'ctnn collcizc.
For ncut'll' two yours '
llc toy 1111.5 11111u:11"u~'l
itt'.r it was 1li:z--'~' .1l
1'1-1'I1' s1:l1::t.1nti::: 11111] not i11cxpc11<ivc
.111111111111'111 ot‘ :‘1':111i11' 11ml 111:11'l,1lo 111111
111-1'11 ll'll't‘l during the night tWt‘l‘ ht:
rcnmin'c .‘1'1111111- in tho 1-111'11 s1111' tl1
.15'112: 11 ct'ccuvi 1'1' 12:.1-11'-1111'ti1i11:.:
11'l1:tio\"c'.' 1‘1':~‘[‘c:'il11;: it. 'l‘hcto 11:15 11')
'.toncwuttt-r in the vicinity 011:1le1111 uf
-.'.';c:-11tinr: tho Work. The stone hours
tlic inscription: ".rn1'otrjIll111'1'. lioru
l-‘clv. ll. 17.30. lllcd Sept. 1. 151111."
' ..1pnt whcvc
fqmonian History. \
'l..ol1i'1111';. 11‘ the l..1ci' ,1'.'.c 1'1 of the,-
Muicniun kingdom is bound up in tin
history of .1111. Thu stronghold city
become the capital of tho lingmtld
kings of \.1mcnin in 9111 The B1 7.1111-
tlno 011101111 tnpturcd it in lthllt and
it 11115 then a hive of many scoics of
thousands. .t woulthv city 11nd 1111 in-
viting onc Tho Seljuk Turks tnrrlctl
fire and sword thtongliottt its confines
eighteen yours later. The warlike.
Georglnnstook it five limos botwepn
112.3 and 1209. The Mongolia overrun
it in 1239, nod-1111 carthquakc in 131‘)
completed the won; or ruin The great.
cnthctlrttl the most pcrfctt survival,
11' its fountlt'tl in 10-10, just, of tho begin:
ulngvof tho city‘s long chain of mlsfot‘ ’
tunes.
... _..._ ......
Keeping It Quiet.
A little girl was out walking tho
other thtv with her mother 11 hon Slit.
('tlll"llf sight of :1 1111111 with u. woodcu
leg ‘1
"0h. mammal" she crlctl.
man with a stick for u lent”:
. “Don‘t talk so loudly." said mnmmn.
“He'll hour you." 1
"Why?" tllc little one replied in 5111'-
“See that
‘5.
lll'iui'. "Doesn't ho know lt'.’"-—l.t:I/fltltlll
Moll. . 1 -
Easy to Preach.
“Who wrote that mticlc 1111 how to
support 11 family of xiv on $l1| :1
wcék?‘ 111 friend asked “Emir: thc
editor of tho llousclmltl Friend. ".1111:
hum. anoint our host 1ncn.‘ said \\'n'_'
tiles without 11 11111119: “We pay him
$5.000 til Ittl1”'—-Iolllm'lllo (‘udriur-
Journal.
' r'w “w”-
Hi. Record Glenn.
"\‘our 111 thwu' t 11"m'k very hard It!
the 03in- whole“ mllogo"
don“
w
i {”33“} '
ho was lutot'i't-d 111 thc foot of his fu- ..
l
1
1
t
110]] tlllt‘ llltll'll' E
that 11 small. '
111me
Aaron Burr tlicd Ht l'ol‘t lllt'lnuond- l :c1r1azl organizations, and tho organic-,CE
:tllt‘ll .. decided to hitkt- .1 inst canal
’l'l:c,1 contcndcd that \\"1nck had no
nounssion 111111 chmccd and only
untilht'rk and their 11111111191 were per
:1:i.‘.>'ti to uttt‘ntlI. ’l‘lic matter was
.tl1n- tircfcrrcd to tho Attorney (2011‘
(‘l‘~. for u decision.
IDRDER CfT EASTERN STAR CON.
VENTION. ,
\1’A’l‘l1‘iil‘l'liY .l:111.::1——'lh1:~ “:1
annual meet-11" of the (l: and t‘l1aptt"_
of tho Order of the lllstoiu Star in
111% State of (‘onncctlcui is in llt‘iEEOli
here today, Show (200 or 700 be 11'. i1
attendance, includ: 11" 10111135: 11‘ 11‘ives
from 11 large proportion of the oil .1e'
states of tho lnion. A binquet 1'3
held at Hotel l‘lton 193 t arching at
which n‘Jout' 20) were in a tt'nzlz'nttcc
The guest of honor of this rrand
chapter meeting is Mrs, Ellie Linea
Clio in. of Pine Mcndcw. Right W 1'-
thy Grand Associate Matron 'oi the
national body of this order, and a
past ~grand matron of Connecticu‘.
was given by err-Mayor William E.
Thorns, of Waterbury. A memorial
service for members of the order, in
this state who havo} died during the
mast vear, 127 in all, including Past
11 aterbury and £01 Most. Worthy
Grand Matron. Mrs. Bertha A. Mills,
of Bradford, Pa, who died on Feb-
ruary 9,1916, was held this morning;
Dinner was served at 12: 3.0 The at"
ternoon session was on ed to order
at2 oclock and was devoted to th:
reading of reports the election of of~I
ticers for the ensuing near. and other
routine businew. The newly cleétet
officers will be installed this. orb:-
iag. ‘ . . , 2
HARVARD CREW MAY
NOT Row cIoR'NELL
'CAM BRIDG E, Mates... Jan. 30.-There
i :1 probability that Harvard and (‘.ot-
fillnvtll not row thin spring for the
first time ulnce 11117-3. There in n hitch
bct'xocn the two iiitinancrncnt's over
11 mutually ourcculm' date, and with
the‘ persistent report's 1.11.11. 111.111.1111
and Columbia are to" row on the
Charles River 1311mm May, it now ap-
pears 11‘s if Harvard in going to pass
up the chance to go to Ithaca. In 12
'11hich to cnuirilmtc to the Jews suf-
:. Jammy 2?. Ni" 1 in the sp: 'rit in which
11
'as;n1choe1o.N. 3., San Diego. 11111.,
The address of welcome this morning.
:Grand Patron Henty \l’. Atwood, oricontaimns' pledges from
inert, of the Daniels &
'l for 3150633
lterms oi. an agreement alleged
DUNDEE PUNISHES HANLON.
New Yorker wtns Easiw in 20 Round
Bout in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 311-4011111111
Dundee of New York scored :11 easy
victory over Jimmy Bunion of Den-v -
yer in a twenty round bout at the
Tu‘anc club tonight. Dundee earned
the honors in every session. and” had:
such I big advantage that Ruferéo‘“,
‘.Vambcgaus lost no time in raising
the New Yorker's hand. Dundee mitt
he favorite at 5 to it. the' Eastern ‘ '
horsemen here backing him hcnvlly'
at that price for big bets. The lads;
fought at. catch weightfi, with mom
nice at 130 and “onion 136. ..
Hanlon, :1 slow fighter but .1 hard
punchcr ,was an easy mark for Don
dec, who cut him up with left bonito-1'31“
to the face and right atrium to tho
stsmach. Ilnnltm mode the. bout livcia
.ly in this eleventh, fourteenth,."ei1:lgy.
Month and ninctcenth rcnndsfl in '
these chapters the lads stnozl toe to
too and fought 1ic~,."r:.'. 1'" 12:11. ’.i tho
till. In each roll) Dumbo nmdcf
llanlcn stop llundcc 123d not I'how‘
no. marks of tho battle at tho flnztl ‘
hcli llnnlon 11:12:. budlv marketi-
NTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE“
PREPARES THE WEEK OF
MERCY :»
The President's Declaration desig- .
hating January 27 mm as a Day set.
usidt' for the American People 111'
fering tzongcr and want in the War‘
Zone f..- -1-5 on in the Elm: rts of those
lintercsmtl in ”1th brethren abroad
The committccs in 1.10 various com. .
munitics' .h'. 'onghcut the United States
1110 making every preparation to meet:
thc Prcsident meant it to be rcceiv
There is a great deal of anxiety among
the Jews all over the country to re
pcat and pcrhaps outstrip the find
showing made by the Jews of the
IUnitcd Statcs, January. 7th last. 1‘
The Cent-:11 ltclicf Committee for
the aid of Jews: outlering in the War '
Zone has al-rrn dy gotten out. spec
cnrlificatoc 1" 11111111 'mt] nations {(5
this special “Week or 11'my" "
Hartford Conn; San Antonio.
in fact all communities are calling in
patiently for the material which thI
make the. “Week of Mercy" 9. ounce
in their respective city, town or v-ll
loge. The committee. is busy filling
out. the orders from these com
files Nothing will be spared by th
committee in making this spec
“Week of Mercy" an occasion to ho
proud of in the lives of Amer!
Jewry
Harry l‘isciii‘el, the treasurer of th
committee, 1:! Park Row. New v.1
Cityris dirt-ails in receipt of letters.
.‘ndlyjduol
throughout the United States 1) child
ing reasonable and considerablegoon
tributmns for the epoch making Wee .
a‘
t 'SUES'FDR INDEMNITY.
Hat Hannihcthrer Brings Action f'
$135 Damages. ' ,
John H. Whithauscn the Daubu
hat. monumturer, through his court
sol, Atimy/wmiam 11. Cable. in
brought suit in- the court of no
111021 pleas again-:11, William ll. Tri
Trimp'ert Got;
indemnity doctor. tit
have been made. between thcm 1911
the business of the. Wolt‘haus
Rough llat- lo. 113;; sold. '
It is claimed by 11.111717011311111
that after. the 111113, he entered mi
an agreement uith itir‘ Trimpor
der which the bitter agreed to
damnify Mr Wollhancon for
half. of, nn'I' "10113 occurring in ..
the outward claim-31111 t _ '
it isfimned by Mr. Wolth
Norwalk Chronicler