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Oct. 3 4 j# ; 2 ;' 'it. .'; u-O A -- : j U . : i t . .'' - C*/>t ItfO p i 00 3 'lllrit A r f hKe, f <\V% G eneral Cultes will' yfeit M ayor fiY lkn-; MttitC ity H al! a t _'_n_o_on_,_t_o d a y. _a_n__d .wA.t n ig h t " t r i l l $t> ih e g u e s t, t a "dinner, at. th>i, f X $ ^ d t The Vem Y fr^tA m eer f I'Jitorlw eai police W a ld o r f by t h e A m e ric a n M amrfACttrt'r: erg1 E x p o rt A saociatlan, tho M cxicari in* : d u ^ ria i Mifsiim. th e Mexlca.Chwni>er' r 5tten ot p(4 ^ r l h o ' itnrf/le. lequlte o f C b n iin e t a n d th e N ew Y o rk B o a rd ''T .'iht. , T h e F o llfe rC onim tastoner o f Trade and TranipO rtatloO . i Ttlo N ew to s lirjite 3 i s ^ h e r J i ' .O't- ;YorJs CliAnber (Sr^iIU ta^ 'tH JU .iA ^## h in i k tnadbCMt-toMuMd'o ^ fiH A - 'T hw fxS s, a r ia e a y t o t h e j i r - T r a l W ; d a y .,night I m y lU c x U tu il g r o ttn s W;v .7 Jf' |jkg .Conim tesioner w prkcvs a t a Socialist m eeting In Sttty- 'a l & V V iH k -fHtl,); ttife^ah Ave- . i-t-wecn. F o u rto S llth a n il F o rty -^ c c - v esan t High School. H e will go to ,W ash in g to n on F rid a y to c a ll a t th e W h ite- - ti'eeti!. ftbOiit 5 o 'clo eS ao m a eVif Chink I c a n c o n v in c e h im t{!g.t hv t,.c ro ss th e a v e n u e Vnore s a fe ly '* t s tre e t in te rse c tio n im m ay se lect 5 A m ong O e n w a f C atle' v is ito r s y e s te i"- ' : d a y wa'ii T h c m sk W : La'inb'ift. 'r,,The `yleit.i- w a s soleTy a r e r s o n a l ooe', It w ad. am ' nouneed. 'c' - a t th e m l chile o f th e b lock, arut alle to V isit CpoMdge O ct can n o t cro ss a t a rty 'p o to t except r is k o f iiia Hfe. * *' R. CORNELIUS KART. ' Y o rk . Opt, 2S. 12i. , y' . W A SH INOTON. ' p.Ct. ' SV-rr- A rT abgf" m erits b a v b eep m a d e .' t h e W h iU ` House, fhrough the S tate I>epttj^*ent, for a visit Friday nftrrijpbH ;by General Siyen Other Standard Oil Work gainst Char'.ia YV, Mors<x his B enjam in W. a t C aptain M ark Gilbert' fw fo'r-'t|i6 loss ers Suffering From Pofsgft' "A Mortt.ihdl I;tS codefendamts contro Said to Be Tetra-Ethyi Lead. th e U n ite d . S ta te s S te a m s h ip C. pany, which owned the steam s mmm S *ank in Ihldpc - M ; . y'/i ! ^ JS-puary; ^ wlule eia .lroiite A WARSlNi yieibD^r9 <>'f ,'t^e ci%sff w ere 16st. - v ; - ;.? ' W h a t X* m J a y -W a lk * # ? Editor o f The N*Bo York- XJtr e%: y I send y o u a. w ord of thank for editorial th is m orning on the sug- in of the Police C om m issioner th at Mice b e g iv en a s co m p lete a u th o ri- E iias Celles, P resid en t-elect o f M -jtieo. w th P re s id e n t Cooirdfc, - O e n e ra i Qalj**,- arriv ed In th is c o u e ttry y e ste rd e y f ro - E urope, en route to M exico C ity, w here he will assum e the Presidency. ' DECISION FAVORS RAILROAD, cr .? p ed estrian s as over vehicular The suggestion savors much Supreme Court Denies Woman much, of p a te rn a listic govern- Bpndholder'e Confentlon. and those T eutonic m anifestations Suprem e Court Justice ^ asse rv o g e l *f w h ic h a r e a s s o c ia te d w ith th e sig n e d a n o rd e r/y e s te n la y u p h o ld in g th e " v e rb o te n ." chief defense of the ile w Y ork X -eptrai c ia l!y d o I lik e y o u r r e m a r k t h a t R a ilro a d in a s u |t r f I d a S m a ll, a bond old be w o rth w h ile to in q u ire w h at 1 holder, to compel the ra ilro a d to p ay hiking rs." I is do and not who know aro th e the "Jayetym ology ] $24,000 of bonds- held b y h e r, w h ich a r e i n o t d u e until 1908, on th e g ro u n d th a t the railroad had violated the term s of .a y - w a l k e r ,'* b u t i t se e m s to be a ! th e bond by c o n so lid a tin g a n u m b e r of : ularly icy of flag ran t exam ple of those people who fancy the th a t j its subsidiaries. T he court denied her i a p p lic a tio n t s tr ik e o u t th e a-nsw er in ` its entirely, although deciding In her 's v e a m issio n to boss th e re s t of fa v o r a s to allegations th a t she sued too apply opprobrious epith ets to anywhose view s or hab its do not con- late, and did not m ake a n y p ro test ag ain st the consolidation before bringing h er action. to tb e ir own. * * * . The p laintinffs suit, in which other tH E.V RT P R E B L E , w Y o rk , O ct. 22, 1024. ( h o ld e rs of 3% gold b o n d s, se c u re d b y th e stock of the Lake Shore & M ichigan R ailroad as co llateral were interested, alleged that the bonds were secured by The R ight* o/, the tValker*. a m o rtg a g e o f $50,000,000. T h e com plaint asserted th a t a a result of the Editor of The .Yew Y o rk T im e s: consolidation of th e N ew Y ork C entral ;sh to com m end you for. the editorial subsidiaries the value of various stocks w as destroyed to the e x te n t of $226.- l a y 's is s u e , e n title d , " P o lic e Con- 446.000 w hen th ese s to c k s w e re c a n of J a y - t Y a l l q n g .'' F o r a lo n g tim e 6 a p p e a r e d to m e t h a t t r a f f i c re g u celled, and for th a t reason the bonds aro not protected as provided by the term s of the m ortgage. She alleged th a t ns w ere being m ad e solely fo r the instead of having a first lien on .th e st of those rid in g in autom obiles L a k e Shore p ro p erty h e r bonds a re iiow su b je ct to two prior m ortgages am o u n t h a t t h e r e w o u ld co m e a tim e w h en in g to $150,000. n rg e w a lk in g p o p u la tio n w o u ld Oh io th e re s tr a in ts to th e ir freedom H0SPITALS GET $1,200,000. m Or. Yand.ell Henderson Sees Menace to Public in Use of Lead n Gasohe. FEARS ITS USE IN AiOS Company Issues Statement Denying Negligence-- All Laboratory :y ,t h a t th ^ ;febdanta t^ e ^ c d ^ l c l c 'w as '; j ^ ^ r t h y i attd tiiit- sh e w as bou f o r $5,0Dp w h en s h e h a d been pr fically abandoned as w orthless, y ear after the Vessel disappeared w as found on the sands one o f th e O rk n e y I s la n d s w h ich c> tained. m essages from several of crew . T h e m e s sa g e s in d ic a te d I? Lliere w a s no h o p e of th e v e sse l e being able to re a c h a n y port, a n d ti those on board had given up hope rescue. Silas B lake A xtell w as co. sel for the plaintiff. An ap p eal's be taken. Employes to Be Examined " and our expectation is th a t they all recover. F or the m ost p art they ratio n al, b u t th ey still h av e fits of The second death from insanity-pro ducing gas a t the S tandard Oil plant sa n ity . T his is a new d isease an d tl is no known treatm en t for it. sym ptom s bear a closer resemblance a t E liz a b e th , ISL J ., w as re p o rte d y e s d e liriu m tre m e n s th a n do a n y th in g eh terd ay . T he Victim w as W a lte r Dymock, who died, violently insane a t the P rosecutor A. J. D avid of Eliza! continued his in v e stig a tio n to disec w h e th e r th ere h ad been a n y crisn. H econstructioh H ^ p ita l in this city to negligence. - which he had been removed from E liz " I h av e found o u t One th in g ," he "an d th a t Is th a t these d eaths t ab eth. H is sym ptom s w ere identical place n o t in th e course of experim* w ith those of E rn est Oelgert, who died but in the course of m anufacture. ' of the deadly gas on Saturday. . A to ta l c f five p a tie n ts -were u n d e r S ta n d a rd Oil C om pany a t th is plan; m ixing other chem icals w ith gasoand putting it on the m arket to incre treatm ent at the Reconstruction pital, all m ore or less deranged H os from th e efficiency of th e gasoline. Till? going on in the course of regular p duction, not experim ent." th e fu m es w hich proved to h av e such Yv'hether the g aso lin e th u s tre a te d v a m ysterious effect on the brain and nervous system . Two others are re being sold in New Je rsey has not b established. ported to be suffering from milder Company Issues Statem ent. sym ptom s a t Elizabeth. T he S tandard Oil C om pany of N 1 w ere being caused by th e police Charles N orris, Chief M edical E xam Jersey denied th a t it had been guilty : lio n s o f tr a f f ic . S h o u ld su c h ob- R e p o r t Made on $1,369,000 Estate ns he voiced, I fe a r the present reg u latio n s w ould have to be ebm- '.y c h a n g e d , to th e g r e a t d isc o m fo rt e autom obllisls. P E T E R JACKSON, sr Y o rk , O ct. 25. 1924- o f Mis* Josephine William*. M iss Josephine W illiam s, who died A p ril 20 la s t a t H a r tf o r d , C onn.. *rv m o re th a n $ 1,200,000 to h o sp ita ls , a c c o rd ing to an appraisal of h er estate filed y e s te rd a y . M iss W illia m s le f t $1,309,000, of w h ich $189,111 w a s in N e w Y ork In ju rie s a t Crosslngr. - Editor of The N ew York Tim es: S ta te . She le ft a life I n te r e s t in $50,000 to h e r second cousin. M ary Thorndike H u tc h in s , an d $15,000 to M abel S to re r i k y o u f o r y o u r e d ito r ia l on D e c a tu r . .411 th e r e m a in d e r o f th e es 'o C ontrol o fa Jay -W alk in g /* It to m e unw ise fo r th e Polfce Coih- ta te w ent to h o sp ita ls ex cep t $50,000 to th e X'. Mi C. A . of H a r tfo r d . T he H a rtfo rd H o sp ita l receiv ed $100,- n e r to a t t e m p t to p u n is h p ed cs- 000 a n d o n e -th ird of th e r e s id u a r y e s .. wi>o c r o s s in t h e m id d le o f th e ta te . o r m ore th a n $400,000, a n d a n eq u al' b e f o re h e h a s m a d e c ro ssin g ' a t su m w e n t to th e M a s s a c h u s e tts H o-1, icsainss safe. p ita I, T he P o rts m o u th H o s p ita l. ,t ; y fiv e r "i r c en t- o f t h e p& bQ e^fn-' P o rts m o u th , N . H ., re c e iv e d o n e -th ird d u rin g th e f i r s t h a l f of th i s y e a r of th e resid u e an d $50,000 c a s h . T h e w i l l ; c r o s s in g t h e s t r e e t w e r e in ju re d g a v e $50,000 each to th e M a r g a r e t P ills -, ,'oiug th e ir d u ty a t th e crossing:, b u ry G eneral H o sp ita l, a t Concord,, ne In flv of th o s e k illed w hile N . H ,, an d th e Y. M . C, A. a t H a rtfo rd th n stx o e ta w e r a k ille d a t th e a n d $25,000 ea c h to Y o rk H o s p ita l o s. * * * Y ork, M o.; the F ree H ospital fo r We KATHERTKK T>. BLAKE, m e n a t B rookline. M ass., a h a tile Sstflact i * i'cirii, Oct, LuJ, 3924, tjnug Harbor) H ospital. iner here, said he suspected from the negligence in a statem ent issued fr sym ptom s th a t d eath had been caused th e m ain office a t 26 B ro ad w ay yest by tetra-ethyl lcad, but th at the autopsy d,ay. T h e sta te m e n t follow s: ``F o r se v e ra l y e a r s p a s t th e devek had revealed no evidence as yet. H e m ent departm ent of the S tandard 1 said the detection of deaths from lead Com pany of New Jersey, under 4 gas was one of the m ost difficult kinds o f biological ch em istry ^and, th a t it guidance of the forem ost chem ist# % engineers obtainable, has been engfi In- a n .e f fo r t to in d .a s u b s ta n c e 'iwlP m ight require fo u r or fiv e w eeks to could be successfully used w ith stfa* establish th e agent which had produced gasoline to overcom e certain inhe difficulties; of n^otor c a r oprai death. t ' * iW hn such a substance w as diseby L e a tl-G a s o H n e C a lle d M e n a c e . y[:' by %n outside chem ist ,w orking a sim ilar - lines the . developm ent dep Dr. Yandell H enderson, P rofessor of xaent became, dhterettied In .pie A pplie^JPhysidlo^y a t Yale, an d one of itle s . o f its m a n u f a c tu re in \<^>n___ q u a n tlti^ A tem pOraj; laboratory J th e g re a te s t au |th d rities on ithe^ a c tio n pf Equipped In th rogirCh bu ild in g a i | g a s e s on tlie h u m a n body, sa id th e sy m p - B a y w a y , p la n t and-. Wo: tom* .from w hich th a v ic tim s h.J 1h" f t ;; su ffe re d m ardiea '-iitVe v id e n t t l i aft th e ApnoJiasiioiWn. S o S f S I ' . b a d b een te tr a -e th y l lead . H e sa id th e tim e n waA ex p c U A ;t k a f eno S tan d ard Oil C om pany w as selling gaso line containing, th is substance in some n a v e beo. leaJriledi A w arra n t the c-rtctlf tmUiling rlioialiy T " S ta te s , a n d t h a t h e . r |[ t ^ i ; . . * t ^ s . ona- ,t o f c :^ft;rciai p r of th e g r e a te s t m e and reason, bocaui^ n tH ^ ' a^ in^idiaus' gIoh>tghif^a*rot oh<n' ',^tAt ' - , Bkj'W'Sy, Is d m r a c t e r of th e ga`a .fc--'l v ` . -.v fuL so iiitm n V if so^rhi ,m M K h $^?.uira o n m c m r .w U j. " I