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rd THE BROOKEYW TOTLY EAGLE NEW YOTIK 3 ICT 11 DRUGS EXCITE YOUR KIDKEYS USE sjjjj1 iS HOT WATER IflCII DAY KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY Anti-German Sermon: i Bars McKirii at Wedding 3 9lgr tc VcA A ffl DO YOUR BIT CLUB N0WW0NTY0DHELP? Ju Eagtc'fi Xmas Effort for Needy Built on Broad Lines to Soften Real Poverty too Families will benefit Four Big Charity Organisations Will Bricef Them AU May Swell Club fknjL Tho Eagle will soon organise the Do Your Bit Club for tho purpose ef giving to the people of Brooklyn an opportunity to do something to spread Christ mae cheer among tho poor nod needy families of tho borough This year families will be selected by the tending four charity organisations of Brooklyn aad a appeal made in their behalf to tho end that toe Tufa-Ude may bring Its full' measure 1 of good cheer nod happiness la spit of too pinch of poverty Tho Do Your Bit Club win take the plaeo ef the Do Something Club aad tho Helping Hand Club whloh for too past four years have been the medium ef carrying on this splendid charity Membership la tho new club Win bo obtained oa too same baste ae mcmhcrahlp te the other elute Anybody may become a member by sending to Tho Eagle aaa-tributlofi to bo need In giving a feaulao Merry Chrlotmaa to th anting poor of tho borough Heretofore Tho Esglea funds have hm wh krtn firiik (luf of hot water before brrakfast to wash out the poison Lifs la Not merely $us well eat wi dig it well sleep welt look well i all work What a ttorooa condition to attain and yet Sow wary easy it ia if on will oay adopt the morning inside bath 1 Fo)kwho am accustomed to feel dull and hlivy when they arise aplit ting headache stuffy from a cold foul tongue natty a-'id stomach can iratefil feel aa f-tik as a daisy by onmibg toij sluices of the system each ironing- and fluking out the whole ef the internal poisonous siag nunt nutter Everyone whether ailing sick welL houU each morning before 'breakfast drink gists of real hot water with a teaspoonful of timastono phosphate ia it to wssh from the atomach liver kidneys and bowels the greviou indigestible waste sour iwp MtT iiHuytaMiHf nstti wwa i and poiaonoua toxins thus cicaas- lag sweetening and purifying the n- tiro alimentary canal before potting more food Into the stomach The action of hot water and limestone stomach is It cleans fermentations gases watte and acidity and gives one splendid appetite for breakfast White yon are enjoying your breakfast the water and phosphate Is quietly extracting a large volume of water from the blood and getting ready for a thorough flushing of all the inside organa The millions of people who are bothered with constipation bilious spells stomach trouble rheumatiam: others who have sallow skins blood disorders and sickly complexions are urged to get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store which will coat very little but Is sufficient to make anyone a pronounced crank on tho subject ef internal Adv cum mh wiicr phosphate on an wonderfully invigorating out all the sour fermentat LIBRARY BIDS VOID CONTRACTS IN DOUBT UNDER NEW DECISION ConUn eed From Pago lag contracts for this work means that the coat will mount so much higher If we read vert las for bids aowlt ia likely that wo will dad that the work will coat SltefOS more than wo aril- mated It when making our appropriation last year Tho bids wo have were above the appropriation bat wo have had to throw thorn out although wo knew almost positively that a readvertlslng would bring higher bids But while the oourta seem 1 to hold as Justice Pendleton indicates 1 etasT we can do nothing 1 "This1 condition Is wholly unneeeo-ary too to my mind The case cited by Justice Clarke and mentioned by Justice Pendleton as authority for hie decision waa one where tne contracts were actually awarded before tho additional funds necessary were secured Id the courthouse matter no awards were made until after the extra fund worn secured and then strictly wc had all tha money wo needed for that particular contract" distributed Chariliea Thl wu rihnn be broadened The list ef III eaeee55Ta swarsvatfswa and too United Jewtah Aid Society I 09 TOUa m' Each ooctety will present a Hat oT twenty -five families whose histories have heea carefully searched aad thrir worth! seas established Tho Eagle will print too atortea fif tea of these cases each day eacing December 11 Tha names of tho families will sot glvsn Each by the Bureau of ri the provteua oaaa that when that tay ef bii TWO CARS HURT THIS BOY Hurlid by On Under Wheshi Another-Miy Rncovqr r-i her WIU1CLCK VOfi 6CH0C1 propriato tor him to officiate aad that ia hie place Rev CL -Ernest Smith rector of fit Thomas' Eplsoopal Church had befa engaged REICHSTAG PASSES "MAN BILL Adopted by Large Majority No Changes Aftsr Seo- ond Reading The Soclallits took advantage of (ho debate toe reports continue to condemn the action of the government In deporting Belgian workers Deputy Hugo Haase' a Socialist member declared that the Service Bill waa detrimental to the Interests of labor "Thousands of workers In occupied regions alraady have been subjected to compulsory labor" ho la reported to have mid "Wo mbubod tho govern meat to restore freedom dally to Belgium workmen" He condemned the deportations aa a vlo- latlon of International law Deputy WUbclm Dltman another Socialist cited the unrest caused la tho United States by the deportations and said tho promotion of peace ia prejudiced thereby Dr Helfferleh in replying declared that he deplored deeply that the discussion should have a ri so iv "thereby promoting tho burineae of our enemies" Turning to Deputy Haase the dee patches say too Vico Chancellor said: rTbs setting of the unemployed Belgians to work te nMnqgtiDftHlitnl with International law They are net given work which according te International law they should not perform Wo are only making use of our undoubted righta" i "i 1 BRITISH REPORT FROM WESTERN FRONT London December 1 The communication from British headquarters la Franca issued tonight' reads: the day there was Intermittent shelling against our front on both aides or tho Ancre A email party ef tho enemy entered our trenches La San but ware at once ejected Ta the neighborhood of Tpree Armentieree and Hohenaollera there was considerable trench mortar activity on both THE AUSTRIAN STATEMENT London December (11:1 pm) official statement issued today by tho Austro-Hungarian headquar-ters repeats in substance the German official statement but adds the tallowing "Tho Rumanian resistance In tha Dumhovitxa Valley southeast of Cam-pulung has been broken "Tho Italians continued their gunfire In the Carso sector with' a liberal expenditure of ammunition During tho night the artillery duel was mors lively especially on the southern portion of the piateau attack by enemy alraieh on villages In the wlppach Valley mot as BB "An with no success" wlU bs sumbsrsd and ths facte ra coaosrning (h seeds of tho family art forth Tho name of tho society having the family ia charge will be given SIM Those desiring ta contribute toward too relief ef soy special ease may end their checks to Tho Esgla and designate the family to ho served All each contributions will go direct to that family Where special csss ta sot designated ths mossy will go into general fund to bo divided equally among tho four organlmtiona It te believed that this plan ef the Do Your Bit Club will take care of the most deserving poor of and will also spread tho charity over tha broadest field Tho permanent committee ter cooperating with Ths Esgla in ths work Is aa follows: Theodor Hanlgaa of tho Brooklyn Bureau of Charities chairman th Rev Reynolds of tho Brooklyn Association for Improving tho Condition fit ths Poor: Patrick Mallow of tho fit Vincent de Paul Society and fiamusl Rablnovltcli of ths Untied Jewish Aid Society If over Brooklyn had an opportunity to do something practical and system- RHEUMATISM unikny yieldx to the purer blood nd greater' strengUi which creates 'It ridt oH-food enlivrng the whole syxtem and ttrengtiieiu the organs to throw off the injurious fiddk Many doctor themselves take Emulsion and you must stand firm against substitutes cotta Bowse WMarikU! "IHI GIRL ROOTS ROBBER SAYES MM'S $530 Plucky Bessie $chleifft Clings to Cash Despite 21 Repeated Blow LOUNGERS IGNORE SCREAMS Brooklyn Employee ef Manhattan Firm Nm on ten teork Although beaten and knocked down by repeated blows from aa unidentified assailant's flute yesterday Besrie Ichlelff ll years old of 111 Belmont a vacua Brooklyn succeeded In holding aa envelope containing III ae he waa on her way from the State Bank at Grand and Suffolk otraetg Manhattan to tho factory of ML Sum-msrgrada a bedding manufacturer at ll Tompkins street where oho la employed aa bookkeeper Thodioldup occurred at Delanoey aad Tbmpklna street Manhattan Within a few blocks of bar destination According to her story to tho police a well-dressed younrf man apparently an Italian grasped her by toe arm as aha passed a large coal yard She drew away but the mae truck her ia the face aad attempted to wrest the envelop from her hand number of loungers outrid the yard paid no attention to her screams for help she told tho police Bhe and her assailant wrestled about for sev eral momenta hut not withstanding frequent blown the plucky girl matn-hw hail on the money on talned her hold on tho money velopa Her ecreama finally created a com mot ton In tho neighborhood and with a test punch tha highwayman fled After turning over too money to her employer Mias flehlrilf went to Police Headquarters to look ever toe pictures in the Rogues Gallery- BELGIAN WORKERS ISSUE MANIFESTO Havre December Belgian work' rq living In occupied territory have bald a secret 'meeting at which they drew up manifesto destined to brought to tho attention of tho laboring class lb all the Entente and neutral countries Delegatee representing all tho unions and tho groups of Liberal Catholic ooctettea attended tho meeting The text of the appeal has Just reached the Belgian Government hero Carton De Wiart Minister of Justice Emile Vkndervelde Minister of Munitions and Paul Hjrmans of tha Belgian Government have attested its authenticity and tho manifesto wUl soon bo made public I THE ITALIAN STATEMENT Roms I (via London 1:1 Considerable artillery activity along the entire Austro-Ralten front te la today's official statement from tho War Office which also chronicles ths reputes of an attack on too Italian lines In toe Fells Valley Ths statement reads: the Fella Valley oa Thursday afternoon too enemy supported by ar-luksry Ire attacked oar positions on Moats Graauda He was repulsed with toessa "Artillery activity continued yesterday on both rides along ths whole front particularly In tho Adlgo Valley the Ariago Plateau and on too Carso aircraft dropped bombs oa Vtecnxa There wore no casualties but some damage waa dons to the Church of St 1 At the I V- Shov'd This rtk lib rs tb ith a a I si this It fR sh ii your tick hurts or bothers drink lots qf wter Vheg your kidney hurt in back taels son dotrt get proceed to load your stomach w1 lot of drags that excite th and irritate the entire urinatv Keep your kidneys deio like vL your bowel clean by tluehCfi with mild harmless salts whi-ff moves the body1 urinous wuie i stimulates them to tboir uorna liy iTho function of the kldneva Alter tho blood In 24 hours the tUl from POO grains of add and vi aiaa ana vsitv we can readily understend the vIiil portaacc of keeping th kidney lfililk 1aW fib Biakee Drink lots of you eani 2 toe much also get from an iou muen aieo get from any about four ounen of Jad Salta: toT tablospoonful in glass of tat breakfast each morning for a days and your kidneys will an This famous salts is Hilda from a add of grapes gnd lemon Juice blncd with littala end has bees for generation to dean gnd tim eloggod kidney alto to neutralize add la urine so ir no longer ouice of Irritation thus ending der weekneta Jad Salta to Inexpensive cannot lure make a delightful effervewi lithia-wgter driok which evn which hould take now Md then to kidney dean and active Try ini it? uP water drinking 4 doubt your Adv will wonder what becanni idney trouble aad hock site tor toe needy it saw make the fund this year the tar After being struck by -sao Mlf white wasting ths tirart at 1 teughby wvsnus In front of hi Herman fiaporatota I ysan old all Willoughby avenue was I ly la front of aaothsr vnoatitt gi was so badly Injured that he was total to ths Cuabcriihd Btrest Hospital uatatned fractured skull aad nal tajuriae Th hoy was -on aa rand Ho stepped into tho street i behind wagon end aa driven by David Fleischer of 1141 1 John's place struck him ptutol him nearly te tort and the boy tatisl ta (root at ths automobile operataihl Gltita Btaksly of XMBkUlmusfauil which ran ever him Th lasnuUkl body of tho little bey wee ptakrt Hs will probably recover I Edwwrd Froauky 7 years eld till Wythe avenue was run down to si automoblte drives tor Its owner ah I Margaret Lyons sf 77 Hancock atM I at Berry aad North Tenth streets 1h boy sustained only minor Injurtaa ckeeed took1 pUnt wkick km lag eqwippad with tha very leteet satemehlle maaufactwriag mm akiaery BECAUSE tke gmtart dealer ea the Pacific Ceeet caem- aU tow way to Detroit to i ate for toe egeacy He tW apea mat tke biggest dealer New York ea tk smae errand When West meets East far mo teal of toe grweleet ear emr hntit tar IBM it'ls Ham aU veeter teak aetice aad par-' chased the shares wf this grwsl wtwmohlle company I BECALOE Ike Hsnwas Meter Corperwllea kava coivwd to date eppBcatiww frm X90 dmaUn hr 108144 1 -BECAUSE tha ID Maters Iwteattas to bpQd Z4000 can tar ths at 19I7-191B sheet ewe-fedrto at Ikw prwieat wrdert rm coivwd kv thorn from dorian' i iZCAUSE Ike Herrwwa awter car w81 ho oa dlrpky too New York Cbteage and Detroit AatomoMIe Skews IS BECAUSE toe Hernww Cerperellow have kt eon tract tar ea eWtiwa to their -present factory ia Waynw bfick cast ieoooo BECAUSE tbw Hfrtwm Motwn Carwwmtlea have caw (nets Cram feral gw gaaaramaata Inchififig Rauiv for OOOOOfi i BECAUSE r(ha organbar sad direct a at tkk company an ewe ef the grea'aet agvrsga-1 denaef strtemebllo' wighut -nd antemahfia w's'ri'rt that have ever atoarad tegethsr aader 1 ere directorate for lw parpoae of manufacturing an BTAUT1J (Vs pnatt erily die kt epaeriwftT vee wBl vet to puoehaw tk tedr at Ha ywr low price sifter bf paying ea Suf partial-payment plan HUGHES ANDMGEL ADTO RACERS KILLED OTHERS BADLY HURT Frank Calvin Will Probably DIa After Accident on Union town Track Flirts (STAND KNOCKED OVER Vanderbilt Cup Winner Tied Left Machine After Engine Trouble I During Unlontown Fa December Gaston Wei tel ul Hughey flush ee wars hilled Frank Oahrtx ws probably totally Injured anda number of ether persons wore lees seriously hart near tho end of the Universal Trophy auto-mobile race at the Unlontown Bpssd-way late thlq afternoon Horten Smith a Pittsburg newspaper man Montgomery McCormick a constable an duty at the track and a spectator were assoag the othera who were Injured Hushes had run his car late the guard rail near tho center ef tho speed-way during the sixty second lap of the race- because of engine trouble ad had walkad to the praea aland when Osiris came tearing down tho track Whan almost opposite the stand Galvin seemed to kies control of his car and It shot with lightning speed toward the eland which Hughes bad reached scarcely a moment before Hughea saw his danger hut had no chance tod escape for ha with Galvin and Weigel Galvin's mechanician were instantly burled In the wreckage Persona on the stand were knocked down by the Impact Smith taste caught la the splintering timbers Whoa the men were nicked up It was found that Hughes and Weigel I been Instantly killed and Galvin seriously Injured that It waa feared he could not survive Two continents have seta Hugtate Hughes at hie hem In Frsasa In IBM Hughea drew a Do Ostrich ear la tha Gordon Bennett race On November 17 HU Hughes drove a Mercer car te a win In the Vanderbilt Cup race al Savannah winning the Savannah Cup During the earns year Hughes woo third place In the Gnind Prlsermce1" 1914 he won the Tacoma Folylatch Sumter of hill limb Ing cmirif driving the AUenga- tons' On the Indianapolis Bpeedway Hughes established a record of 1 10 miles an hour In Walter Christies Trent driva? Hughes wag born la England thirty years ago COLOGNE NEWSPAPERS OPPOSE ANNEXATION AS PEACE TERMS BASIS Cologne (via Berlin) December to Two of too leading newspapers of Cologne decUt today against the policy of tho annexation of European territory as lc of Germany- The Koetnlaehe Zeilung asserts that Germany will not annex teadaof the people of Europe but will seek to round out her Colonial pm-eariona Nevertbeleaa the British evacuation of Calais and the French Coast musf precede tho German evao nation of occupied French territory The Koolnfeho Zoituag wye: know that she could recover the occupied territory without the price of blood hut only by renouncing ho mirage of revenge and the hope The Volks Zritung however thinks that Germany should retain a small strip embracing the Wty Iroafield The paper says the Belgian problem Is nor difficult It adds that Germany not thinking of annexing- Belgium but the paper demands that upon toe rartoration of tte Mgtanwmntor which will bo perfectly tree ia later-nal affairs substantial guarantees be riven that the foreign policy shall not ti used against German interests BIO MAN TO HEAD FRIBONK -We need a big man at the head of our prisons" declared the Bev Louie Bernhardt at tha University Club 10 Latov Bight while about MO laned to tala remarks on prison "Even If it costa IIHHI guard against aa inexperienced novsraor or cnoimimlon dictating to that man With tho heat of Intentions they might easily go wrong The released convict la In a period of moral convalescence and needs an experienced helping hand' "ALLIES JAR TACTICS DISPLEASE Say Steamship Officers on Vent-' kilos-? Dont Do Enough Fighting" UNJUST TO ALL HALKANK Mu Against Allien All Cheek Shipping Tled Vik Greeks oven Veaewllsta atiriled with tho Allies conduct of the war in tho Balkans according to Greek tsanuhlp offlecre on the Brooklyn waterfront yesterday There waa a steamer named after Yeneriloe tied up to the pier at the foot of Thirty-first street discharging figs and chestnuts from the Medlter ranee a Bllptheroa Venetlloa waa her name and boride carrying the name of the Attlo Insurgent on her bow she Sirrled a llfe-rixed picture of him or-little cabin Ail of her officers were naturally bulla tor him and baar against King Cojiatantlne They were not to much antl-Constantlne but that they wars displeased with the aelsug of the guM at-Athena by the Allies think that it can mean nothing but war with Orocco against the Allies" said John Pavlakla the chief officer Pavlakie Is a University Athens man and takes a keen latereat ia politic though -he gets Into 0 only a tow times a "The Balkan eoualrl Iijto I have Buffered tow times a year las ha too much from the -Alar" he said "But are the Allies sent fend them?" he wu asked "The Allies landed at Kalonlki they not grateful that the their armies there to and they stayed there They stayed at fialoniki ana snt the flerbe knd the Montenegrins to the front to do th he answered Whv-n aiked what he thought would become of Greek shipping If Greece declared war with the Allies ho Said that It whuld have to be Interned neutral ports Until the dlfficuliy waa jettled Much Greek shipping lias already baan bought up by other eoua tries he explained "Norway has been the blggeet pur ohaacr of Greek ships' Altogether about US large vessels have left the ft' s4 $ij $1 )tev Sii 31! -i a 4 Vs)' ht m- Jit W- fr KJi7 5 18 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY Washington XX December The Bev Dr Randolph XI Me Kira of (ha Church of tho Epiphany did not officiate aa bad been expected at the marrtageat noon today of the Baron voa fichoen aecretary of (ho Gorman Embassy and Mite Catherine Blrney of thl city because the German Em-baray decided 10 had disqualified him-edf by his Thanksgiving Day struma to which bh assail sd Germany for deportation of Belgians In his sermon tho doctor declared all their outrages against ritvfiua-tlon the TeuioNio powers have bow added the infamous crime of enslavtns whole population" Dr McKlm said to-day ho waa (a-eUned to agree with the decision of too Embassy that hi sermon made it inappropriate for him to gt the ceremony Tb wedding was attended by Count MiwiorK Ctomteao von Bern-atorff and members of tho Emtaaay riaff Barca voa fichoen Is about to bo transferred to Mexico Dr McKlm was asked eomo time ago to perform tho ceremony Ko aid to-day that when ho agreed to do oo tho Thanksgiving Day aoraSoa had not been framed Friday he said ho called at the home of the bride to Inform her that ho was perfectly willing to permit seme other clergyman to officiate but failed to find her at home Later in the day he was Informed that the Embassy considered it would not be ap- BROOKLYN OPERA HAS DOUBLE BILL Cavallfiria" and Finely Sung at the Acad- emy of Music The Brooklyn opera last evening had that good old double bill and which never falls to draw a largo audience either at the Metropolitan or at tho 'Academy Last night waa no exception Tho Academy was Jammed having re than the usual allowance of tan den and the audience waa rewarded by elncere and highly dramatic performances of both work There was a touch of novelty familiar ae the blU la Edith Muon who made auch a favorable imprea-rion here last wlmk as Muaettaeaag Nedda for the first time and achieved brilliant success It used to he said that New York bad Blither the testa nor the patience to become interested In the development ef a young ringer but Instated on having Its operatic rosea fully blown Certainly Brooklyn set a good example last night lavishing its applause about equally on if Mason and Martlnelll after tho a -PaellaaflL1 Mlm Ml tat act of "Pa glided" Mice Mam deserved the tribute paid to her Her voice Is aa yet a light lyric soprano but She got tho high notes and toe trills ia first Mv tadF white tho clsamesa and at too im time tho symthstloquamyfiier tons la tho dual with Amato were TtasTcmnlo was Martlnelll and the grief and despair of tala wen dtsply Bwnrtnf Apito jn Toalo with hie wealth of trio and received an ovation his beautiful and ringing of the Prologue twfore the cur-tain The Beppe of Bada was JjItMT dramatis and rignlflcvnit ahd Teganl IBteltefkloPee the Mil andtho ehiaf honors went deservedly to Me-Unie Kurt for her benutlful ringing ri Bantussa Not only was her votes mm then adequate to hut she tho demands of thin greatly brighten the of her impersonation toy tbs beauty and variety of har tone coloring Bot-ta gave a dramatically reallrite and rivi? Impersonation go tlte mo terrible cade In alt operatic literature and ho received enthusiastic applause for tale serenade behind the curtain Teganl Aid not get ae ffect out of Allies whip song aa have many 1ngrtule Marie dramatically ho was admirable Mattfeid was highly sympathetic as Mama Ludk and ths Perinl gave the nceesaary accent ana characterisation to Lola A Iarga share ef toe fine effect of both operas however came from the fine ringing of the chorue and from the careful management of rings crowds For the musical quality the ensembles credit goes to PtPl who conducted bat neither the stage manager Romer nor toe chorue master Betti should bo forgotten SWEAR HE INSULTED FLAG Frssport Lodgemen Hsvs Affi-davits-Want Florist Arrestfid (Special to The Eagle) Freeport I I December A warrant win be asked Monday for the arrest of Charles Leaker a local flor 1st on a charge of Insulting to Amort-can flag according to an announce mant mads tonight at a meeting of the committee representing toe tocalG A port and the lodges ef Elks and Junior Mechanic investigating the charges against him The committee met in the offices of Elgin Edwards to report on their quart for affidavits from 1 man who were mid to have heard Lacker make the statement that the American flag was a dirty rag with which he would not wipe hte hqnffe and that "the United Btatsa never had a President who wee fit to -sweep tha Kaiser's streets" They bad sworn statements from Dr Root Dr Newman Dolan Frank Reynolds Walter etc ham Howard Smith' James Hines and Robert A mass meeting for the purpose of asking Lenker to leave town waa proposed at the committee inerting j-vV 1 CRAWLED OUT OF CAGE Axel Hill Wanted Har forMur 'der NBarly EJcapadLv1- Pilrago December Akel Hilt who la being taken to New York City frpmfialt Lake city to stand trial on a charge of participation In the murder ef Mrs Elisabeth Nlebols on September I I tit made an unsuccessful attempt to camps- 'from the Tbunly Jaii here today Hill was la custody tn a wire at the Jail Ha had ci'mUd bent I ha top of- the wire door outward far enough to pose through and was crawling over the top of the "cage" when spied by Jailers and hurried to a eelL Mrs Nichols was slain by four robbers who took Jewels worth llTtOO MOTORS STOCK TO-DAY City Contends Void Pcwdlrtow Dcrtekw" XMecusslng the situation created by Justice Pendleton's derision Controller Prendergast pointed out that there were now under execution many contracts for supplies construction work and repair work for city purposes which were let under similar circumstances to those which Justice Pendleton finds fault with In the Brooklyn 1 Justice PendoHoa standi to Mr Pounds any taxpayer could create untold confusion by bringing actions to have tbs paymsfita made by tho Controller under the warrant of these contracts declared Illegal One official estimated yesterday that within the past year there were ill contracts executed and work 1 formed fully-which were In all seeta similar to the Brooklyn eourt-- house' contracts These contracts aggregated several million dollars and under Justice Pendleton's derision suite might bo instituted by taxpayers to compel tho contractors to refund the money they received on the ground that the contracts wera' void 1 illegal "The effect ef the decision has been to create chaos In regard to euch con- tract Controller Prendergast said has always been the custom in cases where the bide exceeded the appropriations to eoeure additional appropriations and then to award the contracts open the bids that i hold over In this way iarga sums of money wore saved to tho city But If tho practise must be altered to -coo-form to Jostle decision then the city la at tha nterey ef bid dors sad contractors contractors could combine find agree among themselves to bid above tho appropriation for an work made br the city Then a new appropriation would have to be made by the city and new bide received and the contractors cccld again agree not to hid within the appropriation available for tho work In this way they cenld make tho cost of any public work nit thetr own wishes I say -for I do not think It to at all likely that each a condition would over result "But the net result of this court) house decision is to indefinitely postpone all work- of Improving court-hones conditions In Brooklyn to delay tho work of building tho Brooklyn Central Library Building In Brooklyn and to create centurion end delay In connection with all other Improvements throughout the city" "Many BECAUSE yew magnate tke company sew oa its first is of stock I yea sea get tits stock at sixty casts ew the dollar er 40 per seat ef its par vdwa BECAUSE toe stock ekeuld th- 1 cag was formerly chief oo Ike MsxwwB Motor Co Mr Ray Ker-I tke Heirreaa laser aad Nerdjke Coemeay Ckem-tke koet-kaewa ia the wtsrM sad will act as chief r1 BECAUSE Mr Jeka Meaikea toe foramr vies piaeK deal aad general meaeiar of toe Marina Motor Car Ceeay aad fenaar difwetar of toe Cels Meter Compeay aad Premier Meter Ceaweay president wiQ guide Ike deetlay ef toe Herveua Motor Corporation lateraetUael BECAUSE Jdr Jeka JL Pkalk win act-sa oar dtaecter at arerckaadieing He was fnrmerly gsamml mIm managar of tke Max-: weB Meter Ceaipaay Tke sales deportment play aa important' pert ia tke luccaea ef torn rim paay ---v I BECAUSE Mr 1L Ward Mecwy fenaarly meneger ef tke Premier Meter Mensferisring Cmjrw sad with toe ford end tke cemyniee will ale manage the solas of toe Herreaa car BECAUSE Mr Paul Hale Braeke fenwrrly a vertieiag mea-ager ef toe MaaweH Motor Cw peay and Stadebaker Cerperu-cf tke ad- ties will have ckarga vertieinq rf iMi rnlsrnrlee BECAUSE Mr SSJa Wertbley fvnirl pmeident aad trrasarwr rf tke Fa'rSanka Com aj SMwfa-tarwrs pf toe Fair Stew Vd Sr ties will telm ware of (Vs rewee of tke Her1 rwuw Meter Cerperaffeai --VV arCAUSEtoe Meton Corporation have path sfi jt''- mail this AUCTION TO-MORROW ami 1 fsOowfa days at Plaza Art ROOMS Inc t-T East (at rtfth Are) JSdwgH Auctioneer 000 Antique and Modern Persian A Chinese' Rucrs T- I This CMIecdon comprises some qf (he ffieyt evqultiie speclmcm i lt the deilrsM color sizes gnd civet snj vjil he disposed of el Public uIIob by orler of rerntnenr House Crhibifiqn TOMORROW eoa-tickir uriSK the Sale which open of Madison Squats -v Cardtn tomorrow tha greateatd array of two-wheel snd pleaatu' vehicles ever aembled under one roof mil he on exhibition coufon toda See tho advance model' of yi-A LOOMIS 4k MESS BrokW York -I prwrvetuiinarlrrt letter find full pries and term of Harrouil Motbrl Corporttlon share 1 eg MMMuytotM Mif) I i tfraa q4' 'v 1 r' "'Sliit i your favorite power-fuL fast motorcyclrsd light-) weight -motorcycle side cars for touring' commercial parcel cars pbwerd riven bicycles electrically equipped bicycles and many 'others All that new 'novel and for outdoor pleasure 'riding and business af Mr Da IS Maliemo tfvr VteJau ta ftiMara aw -a--- a Jaaur i Cblray Off -Nadenal -fe T01) Onr Kaw Tatik Parh Denari i rfawwr at New York Off-ao Beaten Office --V-J State Street fSuite 919-9X0) firm PhUadalpMa Office Slack Backaaga Bldg (Salta 7M) (aaalaicharya Smash Open Daily From 10 a tb lQO na Waakkvtoa a Maaaeo Bnlday its l4)- Pltlshnrv CKfee 1 841 Wood Slrdri 'p ek flag since the war began I ddjftbm her Hill was Implicated by not think that there are more them Mrs huUar Onal Tatek who vo or three hundred left" -s i tenfristd partici jeenfrifitd participating in tbs Crime i J'Y v- A VI I I v' 1 1 1 1 Ij I.