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JAR LABELLED "GUN COTTON
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You'll Yell lor the 77th
But
" EXCITES WALL STREET 1
WEATHER F.ilr and cooler to-night and Tuesday. 'J
i Have You Bought a Victory Note?
PRICE TWO ce:tts.
ORLA
BELGIAN CROWN
BAKER TO REVIEW TH
IN GREAT FIFTH AVENUE
ARADE HERE TO-MORROW
New York Soldiers, Marching
in New Formation, lo Pass
in 50 Minutes.
MEN COME TO CITY.
Reception at City 1 iall Opens
Heslivities of Division's
Welcome.
ilro parade of the 77th Division to
morrow will present features which
have not licen wen In thu other
parades of returning troop. In tho
first place tho chief review InR otllccr lo ,mv (jroun , TMy
will bo Secretary of "War linker, who Into tli automobile, wrecking both
wilt rccolvo the salutes ami n each "'''"''.'V , . ...
Trio Aulal League of America, nt a
unit passes thu rovlcwlni; stand the oonforeniv to-day In which nine na
Secretary of War's artillery salute Hons rn rcprcsc-ited. decided to
will bo fired by one-pounders.
Ah an aid to thu t'ollco Major (ion.
Alexander him decided to form tho
parado In battalion nulls with tho
four companies of each battalion In
squad formation that Is, tho com
panies will march four men abreast,
aldo by side, or 11 men from curb
to curb with Interval between tho
companies. It h figured that In this
formation tho, division wll pass tho
review lng stand In alout fifty mlnutcH
und the massed effect will bo much
nioro spectacular, especially If tho
day bo sunny, with the glint of sun
light on the bayonots.
As has been announced tho men will
wear overseas caps with tlutr Mool
helmets slung on their backs. They
will not carry gas masks
As In tho 27th Division parade, tho
sold star fl.it:, memorial to the dead
of the division, will bo carried at the
head of tho column. Tim flat? will
show 2,358 stars. Clen. Alexander has
permitted tho Mayor's Committee to
present gold star flags to tho various
units and these will also bo carried
In tho parade,
Following Gen. Alexander and staff
will move the artillery. Tho Infantry
will precede tho wounded. The "Lout
llattolton" will not appear as a unit
and Lieut. Col. Whittlesey, who com
mandrd that battalion In the Argonne
will not nppcar In the parade.
RECEPTION OPENS WITH VISIT
TO MAYOR.
Tho reception to tho division
upftned olllcially to-day when Major
Ocn. Alexander, with Ins Chief of
Staff, Uout. Col. II. II. .Mitten, and
his aide, Capt. Coppce, called on
Mayor Hylun at tho City Hall. Tho
Mayor assured lien. Alexander that
every precaution has been taken to
Insure thn smooth movement of the
parado and the comfort of the men
taking part.
A reception ami ball mi. in- given
to about 8,000 men of the division ut
ho Hotel Astor to-night. !en. Alex
ander and Ins slaff will attend. The
Var Camp Community Service has
detailed 3,000 gnls as dancing part
ners for the soldiers.
Tho Jewish Welfnro Hoard has ar-
ranged to take care of (coding sueli
of tho men as ate far removed troin
Ihclr homes after the paiado to-morrow
and during the rest of llulr Moj
in tho city. The evening meal nt
'tlB
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WORLD RESTAURANT.
SPECIAL KOll TO-IIAV. MAY S. 1911
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"Circulation Books Open to ylJ.'il I "Circulation Books Open to All." I . , m
NDti dM HIS WAY BACK TO PARIS '
PLANE STARTING FOR N, Y,
WRECKS AUTO AND ITSELF
Dr. 1". I.. Allan Slightly Hurt, Sid
Chaplin and Third Aboard
Bcape at Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC PITY. N. .1 . May .'..-Dr.
IIS. 1 Allnn of New Vurli amis slightly
Injured and SI1 Chaplin, brother of
Charley and Dr. John I'. David of
Buffalo narrowly escaped here todai
when an airplane In which they were
riding collided with the automobile In
which ISnrI Ovlngton had brought thorn
to the field.
Tlio tlirne had entered a Cuillss plane,
with Allnn nt the wheel. Intending to
fit- fit V..... V...-I. nt...lM . .LI.,. . It 1
offur truiihy to be competed for an
nually for effleletiry In shooting from
alrcruXt. Tho Ktiimer Is to have ten
hou at mull balloons.
MRS. VINCENT ASTOR
IS BITTEN BY DOG
I
Attacked at Her Home .it Miinelvrk !
and Unable to He at Y. V. C.
A. Hut To-Day.
Mm Vincent Aftnr was bitten In the
hand by a dog at her home at Ithln-beck-on
tlie-IIiidson yriUrday. Shu was
so painfully Injur.'d she telephnnud to
the Y. V. C. A. Hut at the Ilattery,
whero she has worked every day since
she returned from France, that she
could not bt ut tile hut to-day.
At tho Ailnr homo In llhlnnheck It
was suld that Mrs. Astor had gone out
nnl was not expected back until even
ing. It m undowtood ho had come to
New York for Immudlate surgli-iil treit
ment. $8,000,000 SENT SOLDIERS
AS HE PLEADS FOR LOAN
'Hut's Where the Money (joes,"
Sa Gen. Lord, ' But It's Only
a Drop in Bucket."
A practical ilamonstratlon of what is
bring dono with the people's money was
given nt tho noon meeting of the Vie.
tory Liberty Loan on the iSiib-Treasury
step. Whlio ling. lien. Herbert M.
lord was ixliortlng his hr.irers to sub
scribe to the Iiin. H.WO.OOO In cur
rency w.ix rrir i I from th Sub-Treasury
and piueed on trucks under a strons
police guard bound for lloboken, them
to bo put on a tranjrt und virrld to
the American soldiers In Kranee.
"There's where the money is going,
slid tho general, "to the bos, but i
000.OUO in utile a lrop in I he bu iut. Tj
la the soldiem tlielr ICO boinii iMll r.
iiuire $.':i:i,000,u00 alone. In the four
lirevlnus Luiih the rm bus stilxcrlbud
for I'.'O.i.OOO.OilU, unit I eiut thcin ti
do tuori; In t'ns loan '
KAISER WANTS TO RETURN.
Ill lie llueil lo l.lle on
l.erniiiii llliifi.
litCUMN'. Mtt) i (A-so. i.itej 1'iei.sl.
l''oniur ISmpeioi William hui re.
I llested the tii I ill. HI tloVi lllllll lit 'll
I I,.. .illnweil '11 1-. turn i lli r.'n.tiiv n .. i
reside on his (Male ut Kudineii. u.
turdlug to a nini-otlK in I ktnteinenl
IvfcUed here.
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FLIES DAMAGE
TWO NC PLANES
IliAvewr. One Can Re Re
paired and at Least Two
Will Start To-Morrow.
N.WI. All: STATION. ItOfKA
WAY IIKACII, U I., May S.-An ar '
ildrntal gasoline fire In the Ni'i
IlatiKar at the Hocknwny lle.irli
Naval Air Station at 2.10 A. M to
day, d.iiiiamxl tho NC 1 seriously and
tt.n Vr I ..ll.-V, it,- I.ii ...III ..( !
thu start of the NC 3 and NC I to
morrow for Newfoundland, whori
they will prepare lo "hop off" for the
Azores on tho navy's. Irans-Atlantb-flight
attempt.
Commander John II.- Towers, who
has charge of Hie tnuiN-Atlanllr
flight fleet, mmle an official u
port to tho Navy Department at
Washington, in which he said the
NC 1 eoiilii pot leave to-morrow, but
that the NC 3 and NC 4 would get
away on schedule. The NC 1, Com
mander Towers said, would follow as
soon as repairs could bo made, time
for whirli was estimated at fortj
eight hours.
Commander Towers announced th
the danyige from the lire was between
H2.000 .md ir.O00.
The lower elivator ami part of the
tali 'f tho NC I were daninKod. It
was expected she would be repaired
h' ,: ""clock to-night.
Th" upper and lower right wings on
tho N. C. 1 will bo leplaced by two
wings whleh the machine had on be- ,
forn a recent accident. Jt was an
nouueed late this afternoon that the ,
soap line might bo ready by midnight.
"Only the very excellent work of
tho men at the station and In the
hangar," said Comm.uider Towers,
"prevented the entire station from
being binned."
Tho N-C 3 was out of the linngar
and wns not In danger.
Approximately thirty men, who had
been wotklng in tho hangar all night,
were making llnal preparations for
to-day's tosts and for the get-away
to-morrow when the lire started. '
A spark, probably from the motors
used to pump frnsuline, fn ()I1t HI,mn
gasoline on top of the tank of
the NCI. A man who was filling the
tank droppeil the funnel and some
gasoline spread out on the concrete
! floor under tho right wings of Uic
plane.
Hand chemical fire extini'iiUliors
wero torn from their holders by M'V
oral of the workmen, who rushed to
ward tint blazo without regard for the
danger of an explosion of tho tnnk.
The lire was put out In six inlnutiM.
The nnvy flyers chosen to pilot the
NC-3 and NCI across tho Atluntlc
urn saving goodby to their fi lends
to-day on the co of starting for
Newfoundland, whence the start of
the actual flight is to be made.
They are eagerly sianniiur weather
reports, us fog off the Newfoundland
coast! or headwinds here ure two
j po,sihli factms of delny.
j Olhenvlse, It Is olllc!ull .'innoiiiicod
that nt least two of the Nt! fl -ft will
oao Itockaway .'iortl ufO'i duwn
to-morrow.
The three plunes Mie .i oimuiicod
in perfect lullilitlo i !. i ' ,:MISI,indei
J'diu II. Towirs yestetia .if!i ths
NC-I. iurilnv the ulnrs of the N'u
.'. tlie ore (hip o( tin iiunrtel of
Ni" ilea ,i not iu mu.e in. j .umey.
it'ontinipd on I'oiiiih I'.ik )
Urn. M' 11 ..lent.ile 1 noilim.
I'.MilS. Mr .'. -I'olt I. lo I'.eiu 1
I'lenideiil-i led of llruzll. will leme for
home Immediately xflor the ueaee
u a"!ned' tPPn I" United
atttlf el rouu, ho iLld to-day.
IN NAVAL HANGAR
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Here Is Vice-President Marshall
Wearing a German Helmet He Won
As Prize for Aiding Liberty Loan
siuiiu I. it u i; ti ! t ii u : ii .t k it si it u ii ii ii a a if it k ii : x a u it n. it n i
ujt it it ii n a i, u .1 ;i u i: ii ii ii a it ii ( it i: it a it n u u u'u u u it u 11 u it ii'ii.ii.ii'irii.u'iiiitliilit
The VUtory I.0.1.1 otnmltiee, iitrougb iho Treasury Department, has
presented to Viet i'n d Ii nt Marshall a (lennun olllcer'n hilmei for his
efforts In .udum the Yi tory Loan. The above photograph shtiwB tho Vice
l'rchldini we.irii,.. nn helmet la his of'be. For on e, the Herman helmet
does not ad' i-u iho in'U.j of a destroyer of civilization
CHIEF MAGISTRATE M'ADOO
HURT INAUTO ACCIDENT
Struck In Machine n Maten bland
and Nnw Confined to Home
in This Citv.
C'bl. f .Magistrate Will. urn M' A l....
was runfined to bis 1. jti - to-dsy ami
will be for many days nn the r.Mo.t
of an automobile acciibnl on Stitur
day afternoon near 1'ort Hleliuioiiii
Magistrate MeAdoo steppi d Into tin
utreet to answer the iiuestlon of tie
driver of a motor trmk and as ii
attetnpteil to step buel, ugsui
struck by it machine drivtn by 11
young man aeeompano d by two ni.
The Magistrate knocked down
and badly bruiaid by the tnudwuard
and h ' b ft b'K and foot run over by
the rear w!o' 1 lb was tnken lo the
home "f It. In 11 llrnun, N'o. 121
Ilobi rtuii .iiie, rut lEibniond in
the nuieli lo- ami tiut-d 1.. 1 the hnaly
nurl t and k-
MaUti 1 M Adon .. t 1 miK 't i-xty.
live c.r. nl'l. m' imiI dii. ii nl uinl
insisted oioo .likin to Hie trslti in
his ltij.tr . I . 1, 1 . 'limn ml toons' lo bU
i.iiiii . So H'i -1 IT. '1 Mrei t
this
,'IH i . 1 prm, .1 ill Ii, l.tk.'li
.1 II i.joi 1 id" 1 - ' 1 ii' tlilli" Uuif
ill. 1 1 11
MM III II tv lll-l "III. MKM
I kf,fl or l.'ii In., eu U, .111, U...I. fdu tiu.
I 4Srt
uiu tvonui TitAVRi. Hntr.u.
Af-'4. I'uJItlf (World) lluiMlx
a 6t i'trt IU N y Clt;.
Tli.if ll.Vmin JO110
Crwk run tor Wi'itr "n I i'irru .m iu
AirM imuj IU UinlJii
ACCEPTS PEACE TREATY
ii
GERMAN OFFICERS
HERE ON U.S. SHIP,
BOAST OF OEEOS
Men blowing New Crew How
to Operate Seized Vessels
Wear Much Gold Uraid.
The Herman liner Cap KlnUterre,
formerly of thn HamburK-Amerlian
Line In tho South American atrvlc.
ono of the ships turned over to tins
country under provisions of tho urm
istlee, arrivod In port ut noon with
1,000 soldiers and Ui He J cr0w
nurses aboard.
Although in .1 minor . n.
I'li'inian olllcers a'joaid the iiner weie
constant) n the I'meligbt on the
I trip Hero". These tlerni'in weio
'deleguterl it, .tld In navigating the
I'.ip K.nisteire and did o in.itbi
riui' ally. lotiKiluditVilly and orillj
I p..i tic.ilsri tin- latter.
! Coming up the bay ui: thesu olllcers
' ambled about the deck with large
latses, Inking keen delight In getting
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GUN COTTON" JAR
F
FOR WALL STREET
Found in Astor Building and
Turned Over to liagan
for Examination.
ISxciteinent was caused In the Wall
Streit district 'to-day by the finding
of a quart Jar of what Is supposed to
be guncotton on thn seventh floor of
the Astor ntllldlng ut No. 3S New
Htrri't.
The Jar was found iiHnn early hour
b yMlehatd Klgusky, a ixirter, who
turned It over to Hupl. Decker. Tin
label suld "(Sun-cotton." Docket
waited only long enough to read the
dictionary definition as Mr us "a
hlfrhly explosive compound prepared
by the action of nitric and sulphuric
'djLi iiMin cotton or some other form
of cilluloso." Then tw (tilled the
police.
I'.xtrolmnn (iorgo ('uunlnghatii
walked slowly and rarnfully wlti the
Jai to Hie Old Slip Police Slutlon and
Inspector Owen Kugau was Kent for.
l'enditur the bomb expert's arrival thn
Jar was placinl on a window sill and
left alone.
In addition to tho word "C.uncot
ton," tho label wxis nlw) marked
"Sample." Nobody could make out
nil of a written Inscription, bit, the
figures 13.01 were declpheriivble be.
fore 11 word that some said was "ill
trogen" and the figiues h.mi I fore
another word that may be "solution."
Hxports of the lliireau o' Mines at
Washington nt work upon an analysis
of one of the twenty-live May Day
bombs mailed In this city to promi
nent Americans cxprised the hope
to. day that the plotteis may be traced
through their chemical formula. Ac
cording to the experts the gelatine
dynamite In the Infernal machines In
of American matiuf.ictuie.
In Ni'W Yolk neither Federal nor
city detectives announced 11 further
ievelosnent of any kind up to mid
afternoon. Representatives of the
I til r en u of Mines were iiioteil as au
thority for the statement that. Judg
ing by the mushy consistency of the
dynamite they believed It had been
lelnforeed by nltro-glycerlne.
The ordinary dynamite of com
merce, experts say, has a consistency
somewhat llkn that of a stick of
hard candy. Tho dynamite of tho
May Day bom lis Is much softer
That the scare created by the Und
lug of the bombs Ii.i.i not run its
1 courso is shown by the fact th it
I w lo 11 Albert (Iran "f No. Iio l;.isi
1 Seventh Street found a package ut
I ins door to-day, just after the letter
learner had made his llrm round.
; r.i.t thought at oneu of bombs and
jpol.cemen.
A printed iiotico on the wrajovr
set forth that J1W would be paid to
the person delivering tills package to
fity Hall, The thrie 2-eHlit slumps
' bad been eaiieellis).
(iiaa took the hiekage to Inspector
Owen Kagan of the Human of Com
1 bustlbles. Kagan exorcised Ills usual
lailtloti. The parcel contained excel
ior and rubbish
The explosives lonllsiatcd by detec
tives last week ui the liaMwiu Modi
e.i liiatiluie at No US West -litll
1 Stteet were removed from I'ollio
lleiicbiuarters tu-da t" the Coveni
mint laboratoins at South Amboy,
N I . w ll'M i- th' w i'l l e .111 il oil.
BAR'JCHS IN $2,000,003 DEAL.
I'n I nail for Oil t luiin I oriiied
l.osl Tall mi siIimi.iii.
tU'IIIT I'M. I.-. I'V Mm .
HsiihIi llH.thii. of New 11 ', '!
till.. .iii,Ii,m, li ' I, ill MX' of lln
1 In 1 k-Vv ums ci 1 'id '"on u 11 . 111 On
Iturs-.liiri I 1 e'd fn 11 ci-di c in.d
tiullon 01 JL.ao.ii'i u uiiidlng in 111
fulliialn'ii hole tnilu) The llilik
WuKgom r C'miiimii) whs oigsuUeil In
.Novii.jier with s caiilt'il of rS.".ti
llernanl lluiuch and A. I). Norton. Ilui
itle'vllle, Okla.. ure itMioctattd with the
purchutrs.
URNISHES SCARE
RETURN OF THE
ACCEPTANCE BY BELGIUM
SPEEDS JJP
Terms to Be Handed to the German
Representatives on Wednesday or
Thursday Italian Delegate At
tends Meeting of League Committee
MARIS, May S (Associated Press). The announcement that Premier
Orlando ami l-orcin Minister Sonnino, the leading Italian delegates b
the Peace Conference, had left Home for Paris, and the further news that
the Belgian Crown Council had given its assent to the signing of the
peace lreal by the Belgian delegates, regardless of the 11nsatisf.1ctori.1cs5
lo Belgium of the financial arrangements, luveesnlled in relieving the
embarrassments of the peace conferees.
CLEMENCEAU SAYS
i HE HAS DONE HIS BEST;
I CALLS IT A GOOD PEACE
Particularly Pleased With the New
I Relations of Prance, America
' and Britain.
I'AKIH. May 6. "I have done my
belt. I think 11 Is a good pence,"
This declaration was made to the
editor of the Figaro by Premier Clem
enceau. The editor say.i he Is con
vinced nil Franco Is weighing wjll
' Hut Immensu advant.igeH she will ga.li
from collaboration with (ireat Hrltaln
and the United Htutes.
If It Is a good pence, th" editor con
tinued, It Is also a hotter one because
I It Is an alliance with tho two mojt
powerful nations of the world.
I Iteferrlng to the meeting of the
'French Cabinet jeslerday, the editor
; says that ufter the poaco terms were
read by Capt. Andrew Tardleu, ,1
speech was made by Premier Clemen
coaii. who otltllti'd the efforts he had
lo make, often under most difflc.ilt
circumstances, to elaborate the text
fin 11 iiww itiniius,
CZECH MINISTER OF WAR
KILLED IN AIRPLANE FALL
Two Italian OlTicers With Gen.
Stefanik Also Le
lives.
COPISN HAUL'S'. My 5 Hen. Mllin
fitiifiinlk, Czeeho-Hlovnk Minister of
War. was klllsd nesr Wsjnor, Hungary,
Siinduy. when the nlrplantt In which hv
wan traveling crushed to the ground, n
despatch from l'rehurg ajs Two
Italian ollleeis who were with him alio
wire killed.
!n. M.fsn,k formerly . oaiinun led
the Cue. hu-So as furctw In ltii.nu nnl I
r,h': ,,:;"'.:? v xr":;;;," i
lt ii,l to H.burlu ufter tha full or I
Premier lverennk. At present in-
I'ms'h tnips are eollaboiailriK w ,
other allies in tli drive on llmlaimt
aguinst th Hun -ii' lan I'oiiununliits
iiln Willi lloioli- .tlueUs lien.
Ilorvnlli.
LXHIVOKTIlK. r. t) .11.
li'ini't was made reei nt;y 011 the life
,' l.i. i.l 'I' ll llurvatli. Itiusi .n mill
in) loiiiman ler at Harbin, His 11s
h.i l.int ul tut kill hi:n wnh IhiiiiUk, 1 it
was ' ieil befnie he had tallied ,jt
tn purpJk' 'an. lilull HllllllTH mj.
kis'ed 111 (Mpturiiiu Hie man.
Toronto llnlehers on Strike.
TiillilNTu lint, M 6 -.Mem
butebf rs and packers numbering 3,000
went on strike here to-ddy to aompel J
luiognlllon of 1 li union and grunting
of demands for a forty. four-hour wek
aad . Vfigti Increatu.
ITALIANS.
PEACE TREATY
it
Is announced that Marauls
Imperl.ill, the Itullnn Ambassador ut
London, has been designated to par
ticipate for Italy In tho meeting this
afternoon of thu executive committed
of the league of Nations.
These developments had the effect
of producing 11 call for a plenary
session of tho Conference to bu held
to-morrow for the purpose of lay
ing the pence treaty before all the
participating nations. -
Tho treatj may b.i presented to tho
(lei mans on Wednesday or Thursday
of this wiek.
When tho Council of Threo me
this morning no announcement wn
made ai to tho subjects to be con
sidered beyond the statement that It
would continue tho general program
of tho recent sessions, whipping tho
lesser details and loose otida of tho
peace treaty Into llnal shape.
The status of Italy as ono of tha
Ilvo great powers has been brought
Into iiuestlon by her withdrawal from
tho Peacu Conference, and It Is this
I status which Is proving a powerful
lever in inducing Italy to aocept tho
Invitation of tho Council of Threo to
resuino her jdaro ut tho poaco table.
ThoTruaty of Peaco makes repeated
rofcrccu t0 , vo p0WCw
llnal authority In regulating many
subjects, und this provision would
hnvo to In changed to thu "four great
powers" In ensu Italy remained out
of tho conference.
PA It IS, May 5 (United Press). It
was learned that the "Council of
Three" s considering a plan fur mak
ing Fjumo a free port, under control
of the I.i.iguo of Nations, for a period
of threo years. White the Italians and
.lugo-Slavs thus would enjoy equal
commercial privileges In the disputed
city during this period, work would bo
burned on construction of another
port for 1 be J ugo-rtl.is 1 on tho Dal-
unitiau coast At the expiration Of
i- three iars it is assumed Flume
' f"f"i.ill mm v J to Italy,
Belgian acceptance
OF TREATY UNANIMOUSLY
VOTED BY CROWN COUNCIL
I niei,t;ii Minister Hwin"s Sa$ R
(iik's H ui nli.- .1:' ! .itistac
i r It'rin-
HU1.SSF.LS. Mo lAasoclOted
I'nrtsi. Tbe II U hi 1 iov 11 nment has
de. i.lt it io nun 1 be Treaty of Peace,
The Clown Council nut at the pat
act at S o'ti.ick lust ecvnltig and con
iiuued in kcssioii until midnight. Paul
ll) mans. Minister of Foreign Affair
und bend of the llelglun delegation at
the Pouce Conference, outlined tho
situation untf. cava a review of. tho
poaco terms' 1 Ho exprcjjed, Ihe opln
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