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4 Ma native Btate, w.d later studied
law t the Mexican capital. After
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became a altocttd be could not roo
!se uil bo returned homo to bocorna
a tsadher.
la nooauloa 3w then bocams a
13475 SAIL MfYIMeSmm for l Wa-ry
m ueep sea commercial ueveiopmem or &wnmoj;e
History of Port.
.
Tho largest passcngor salting atneo
the World War begandndone of tho
largest In tho history of Now York
port, la talc la it plnco to-day whon
Judge, a SanaUsr xnfl Anally Governor 0jejlt llaeri lcaT,f taking total of
of CoanuUa, a. married and u ng.erl
formerly liroa in SaWllo. OnootJiU ' ,
dstugntera, Virginia, married Gen. Anion tho passengers on tlie Cu
Caatildo AgtHax. Ho owned & large ' nard llnor Maurctartla la Walter
nMtt, s A Biecj&cr t Uo landed Karen, National open golf champion,
artat icy and a wealthy man, J Other paascngera on tho nhlp, which
Ha was oleoted FtraatdenV of Max-llacarrylnr only flrat and aocond'elaaa
Jco March U. t' with a vote Of poaaenfara for the itrat tltno 'a Ua Nfn York has aupremo advanUffoa In ffottlnsr train hero by way of tho
XfitoOOO, th large ver cast In a history, are Mr. and Mra. XH. l flax- Great Lakes and tbo Erie Canal, and should he equipped with tho moat
Mexican presidential electlon. Hotter of tha Now YorU Athletlo Club: modorn appliances for transferring' It to ships In the harbor, Uut It Is
had atopned' Into power orer the! Mr. and Mrs. Clarcnco Bowen, pub- paltlmoro which has the best equipped irraln s'toiajro and shipping plant
BraTectaa.VletorianoHaerta,Uie usher) Blahop J. II. Darlineton and i",,he world. " handlos twlco ao much Brain a any other plant In
Sr-Sff.U XcWa. Alterth"nflT.n.Y.B.DarllnIrtonorVenn. tco ud Is 100 year. In adnce of tho type of Kmln elevator provalont
PresMbe&t Waerp Baaassinawm w sylyanla J Main EHlott, ueuu cpu j. The plant was built by tho Pennsylvania Railroad, replacing no Which
Hnerti'a tuocots, Carrania aent vrord
h refused to rococnlre Ilaorta and
would resist him by force.
rHa'ralUad a caaall band of 600 ft4
lorrer, wtrlea crotr Into a aiieobie
fmy when tie won tho support of
Fraadaoo Ylaa. lie naa rvea unaer
C Faunlhrope, II. 1 Tupperberfer was deatroyed by Are In 1916. It haa a atorago, .capacity of about 6,000,000
with 62S tourists bound for tho soaoi ousueia or grain. . , , ,
athletlo mcotlnga In Pavu and M. Slmultantoualy, In ten hours, this plant can receive 400 cars of grain,
Tamaehltl, shipping man of Japan, deliver MOO.OOO buahela of sraln to flvo ahlps, clean 600,000 buahols and dry
On Uio White Star liner Baltic. dona w&er tbo dlrocUon and contro, of ono man tne
which leaves at a o. cm" -Grain Dcspatchor." who by a aystem of automatic alpnal lights keops
mander Branseilnfc Booth'of the sal. tracJt of every burhcl of raln entering or leaving; the riovator.
Cars loaded with grain are run on a platform ana tne doors on ono aide
ftUdero aa Minister of War and his rmy. Sophlo Braslau and
Influence spread rapidly. rtelnald Worronrath of tho Mctropoll-
H became Flrat Chief of tho revo- Un Dpera ComPany, Lambert Mur
latla&ary movement la April, 1911, pty( B60Bt; le Keedlok, Mrs. In
fellowlnx the aaaaairtnallon Of Ma- Kinaji, Lady Jeff and lady
itro. Darwin.
la ISM. the revolution auo- m.-i. .i.o n
seeded Catranxa, Instead of holding I wnjon leaves at noon, aro Mlaa Pcsry , FoUT Children to Get 200,000
elections' and aoaepuar v Woodi jst. and Mrs. Bery Levy,
atonal Presidency, aa required by the Harry BUvena, ilra. Washington
old CoaaUtuUon, proclaimed blmaalf IXk1 R-d ftnd Mra Albert K.
ns... rM.r nf thn Constltutlonallat .. .
Party and for two years ruled Hex- othc vesseia wlUi their'
leo Ylrtndty aa a lav nto himself. hcura tn 1r0land-Amerlca liner Cornmlsiloner and head of tho nrm of
' Taen, In 1M. bo was elected Preal- jjoordan. the Anchor Uno ataaraahip F. Blumenthal it Co. of No. 27 Cedar
dent for a period of four years, the Columbia and the Italian liner Danto street, was filed to-day. It la under-
CoaatltuUoB evolved durtas hla re- AlljMorLwaicb tho ,Mt stood the estate amounts to several
. v. to mm ' " T'.. niiuona or aoiare.
Pino 4.. - ion larnost iiutvugw iimm uu
anoth'er term. lrled by the BaUto with 3.J15, and tho
Oen. Adolfo de la Iluerta, Governor Coronla with Z.-J5,
of tbo Gtato of Sonora, sianca ute
i.3,
ALLIED POWERS
Movement Extends to Persia,
Thrace, Syria, Mesopotamia
and May Involve Egypt.
ROME, iMny 22. Tho nature of the
reported nlllanco between the Rut-
alan Bolshcvlkl and the Turkish No
tionalists appears to bo a gigantic
plot against tho English, French arid
-Greeks In Thrace, Byrln, Cllieln, Per
sia and Mesopotamia, tho Epooha's
.Constantinople correspondent said In
a dispatch to-day.
For tho present, tho correspondent
said, 'tho Bolshevlkl aro endeavoring
. , ., I to forward to the Nationalist large
aro opened. The car la picked tip by glgdntlo arms, turned on Ita conslgnmenU of arms and nmmunl-
luiu BiuiKcn lip ana uvwn w.uu tuiuwists unu oiuewisu uinii cuiviy, nucu .
set back and pushed out of the way by tho noxt loaded car.
m m im
MS AND lUli
l-lilTllGAINf
l. bV I MUI III IV. I
IP.
tlon through Armenia, The UoUha-.
Hv hi method, fnrtv Mr nn hiinr Art, mntillefl a tanU .bm a man vikl also' were reported In corrcspond-
mlgbt empty basketa of npplea ono car evory fifteen second. t nco with Emir Felaat In an attempt
Ono ship, or any number of ships up to-QVo, Cab bo loaded to capacity
with a minimum of human aid.
Tho grain pours Into tho holds In golden' streams. thev operation under
control of the keen-eyed man watching the'-signal lights. .(
Every phase of operation In the Immense plant Is 'driven,' by electricity.
Tho builders used In construction 3,500''tons of 'structural steel and 3,500
tons of relnferccd steel. .
Motors generating 7,600 horso power run the machinery, and tho belting
required for grain movement would, placed end to end. 'extend a distance of
ten miles.
Tho erection of this ono elevator doubled tho grain handling capacity of
the Port of Baltimore
ULLMAN MILLIONS
GO TO HIS WIDOW
Each When They Reach
Age of 25. ,
The will of the late Julian BUvenn
sailing Ullman. former fourth Deputy Police
LIVESTOCK PRICES
SHOW DECREASES
Men who knew him personally be
lieved Carrara to be honest and Bin
cere. At the same time be was ex
tremely vain, and this combined with
. t .-.t. lr.nl Vim In Vint
water with tho umted state and Downward Trend In Leading Mar
otn er-worm powers, iia w otjwwj
to anything and everything that
any tn Government wanted.
Xcslean Stoetta Up en Hews of
Camuua Death.
afczlean od stocks responded to newa
olSTdeatli of Prealdent Carranxa
wlBa CWchar epenlnga. .Rail ahowod
pains or from 1-i to a full point.
French. Inspected Drradnancht.
Blveloffloers of the (French Navy, et-
. 3 .... . k. . r-wt
Atl Jewellry, peraonal property, city
homo and country residences are left to
tho widow, Mrs. Gertrude Olddetd Ull
man. with a legacy of tt5,000 and a Ufa
lncomo from the residence of the
estate, after the payment of the Income
from a. trust fund Of 1100,000 to a
brother.
On tho death of Mra. Tillman the
eatato la to bedlvlded equally amoni
four children, and to be held In tru'
until the ourotest child reaches thirty
flvo pears, when ono half ahall be pa'd
kets Reported by Dept. of
Agriculture.
WASHINGTON. May JS Tho price to them and tho remaining halfihold
NEW YORK IN DANGER OF LOSING
SUPREMACY
A A SH PP N P R
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even though sho should start right
now to modernize ,her harbor It will
take hor several years to reach tho
point wo are at to-day and by that
timo we hopo to bo so far In the lead
that sho never will bo ablo to catch
up."
Tho Export and Import Board of
Trado of Baltimore affords a shining
cxamplo of why New lork Is losing
her forclm and coastwise commerce
while Baltimore Is forging ahead. In
New York we are disposed to look
ipon Baltimore as a slow, provincial
ommunlty. Let us sou If our Impres
sion Is well founded.
aii. ia ln. In trut for their heirs. " ' "or to 1917 Baltimore followed the
cuuing wavo wnicu is uwoopinjr w oxcutors are .rtreclod to pay to examnla of Nn York and other
reaches twenty-
buslnciis. Menkan A Griscom, attor. tlonal dockago and warohouso faclll-
andod nvo tht 1 sSm oT $100,000 to start him In American ports by providing addl
oortedtjy IaJ. J. W. Neaon. or the Dip- port or Department of Agrloulturo
lomatio Corps, vJalted the Uade public to-day.
?rMtT ia. ache: . Although the combined rccelpU of
msm AAanvtf TatnflllMie.
luled to C9 into cominlajion on June catlie at Uo ten leadinf? markets of
?c;S, TfZoOtXE thor country decreased during tho
5tavaf Artllltry, Enirtneers-an-galjf week ended May 15, prices at all tho
nT imiS. d yiuCmlnr markets except Kansas City showed
Tarlcl. Ttury were atunro aibont by a general dectxaao, tho report stated,
ch 1 WMtonntcSablnb1 Hog prlcea at four loading markeU
AariAt IX 8 perry. ahowod a decrease ot from 25 to 75
cents on tbo hundred pounds, during
country boa bit the livestock market onch child
and prices during the week e
Ofay i. were on a downward trend in .'0rNoTr WUlam. Btreet. 'flil the tu,
several of tho lending market of tho will lmmr,V ,t . ,lm ,h h-,iw
""'"Jl v.-.a " I . - sann HM
BAD CHECK CHARGE
river until tho lino Is lost In the dts
tant hazo la a atrtntr of vessels (lying
many flags waiting for their turns at
tuo docks.
Compared with Baltimore, the
New York methods of handling
incoming and outgoing freight
are archaic. Each of the three
railroada and the Canton Com
pany maintain a large snipping
terminal, and the docks are
equipped with all the latett de
vices for loading and unloading.
Every pier in the harbor haa a
railroad connection.
A number of piers are equipped
with four railroad tracks. All the
rest have two tracks.
Loaded oara are run right along
side the ships, and the loads are
transferred with but one opera
Incoming freight In carload lota
Is handled the samo way.
A slmplo but extenilva eystetn
of connecting tracks permits the
shifting of freight from the rail
road termlnala ,to the ahip ter
minals and vice versa with the
minimum of car movement. There
Elderly Church Worker Also Ac
' cused of Misappropriating
$488 Entrusted to Her.
Betty Lee, tho elderly church
Mrs.
of harbor Improvement In Baltimore
had been dono by tho Pennsylvania,
Baltimore and Ohio, and Western
Maryland Railroads' and tho Canton
Company, a private corporation, op
erating docks and warehouses alonf,
tho lines of tho Bush Terminal Com
pany in New York. Municipal docka
had been built and were under con
struction but there had been little
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Appeals did, not pass upon the ques
tion. "In tho' prevailing opinion. It ap
pears that tho decision was based
upon tho fact that while the mother
was a passenger tho child was not.
inasmuch as the railroad company
had no knowlcdgo of the existence of
tho child, and henco nevorcontracted
for Its cafe carriage.
It seems to mo that tho harsh
rule thcro applied should not bo ex
tended, but rather confined strictly
to tbo limits net In that caao. In
uvuu, mo opinion' itoolf ia a strong
argument for tho. validity of a claim
lor damages to nn unborn Infant un
dcr other than the particular clrcum
8 ..n.ces thcn under consideration.
into a coal
mo mamvniic. hhmi.
In
to reach Egypt through the Hadjoio.
Thoro was danger, the corre
spondent ' bctloircd,' that the' plot
woutd,cxtond to Egypt.
MOSCOW, May , Associated
Press). The commtwlcatlon sent by
Persia to Moscow a f aw weeks ago
embodied an offer ia dispatch a mis
sion to Russia and to "resume diplo
matic relations, according to an
nouncement here of a note sent by M.
Tchltcharln, the Soviet Commissary
for Foreign Affairs, to the Petslan
Government.
The new note annuls tho secret
treaties negotiated under the Imperial
regime, and tile Imperial concessions,
aBiterts tho principle of non-lntcrfcr-
enco and proclaims the freedom of
the Caspian Sea and tho settlement
of the boundaries by self determina
tion of tho population.
In addition tho note pledges Kussla
not to organize, military, forces on
Persian territory and to open Russia
to free transit from Persia,
LONDON, May 22. Official advices
from Persia to-day state that tho
Bolshevlkl who landed at Enzell, on
the Caspian Sea, have cut the roadi
leading to Rasht, twenty-Ovo miles
southeast ot Enzoll.
The British' force, which is a small
one. was compenoa ia wimaniw iu
Rasht.
i T ,
REDS STIR TROUBLE
IN BRITISH ARMY
A MAN MUST LIVE
HOW LONG TO DRINK
1,057 QUARTS OF RUM?
'is , "
Judge barldis Figures it Out at 165
JYeafs, Therefore Owner Can't
. ; iHave'a Single Drink.
CHICAOO, May 23.
JUDGE KENESAW MOUN
TAIN LANDI8 of tho Fedoral
Court, who haa disposed of
many knotty problems lit hla clay,
cornea to tho front with an an
swer to tho question:
How long would a man of
flfty-thrco havo to' live In ordor
to consume 1,057 quarts- of whis
key?" Federal agents raided tho ea
t loon of John JJpleea and found the
liquor. Counsel for Bpless argued
that tho stuff was for his client's
personal use. Nobody else was
ever gdlng to tasto It. For sale!
Nevorl
"How long do you expect to
live?" Judgo Lnd!s asked JXplcsa.
Bpless didn't know.
,"It, would tako you ICS year?."
was tho Court'a decision, "to
drink so much whiskey."
Bpless will not got a drink ont
. of the 1,057 quarts. Judge Zidndls
denied hla petition .for the return
. of the liquor.
SalMtotreeper Held "Vp,
worker who left Newark and the city a , . . .
.... . . v nBn planning for the future
r Buontuuu v wtuivt... " " -
SUES FOR DIVORCE
STuih WaUh. No. TXI Second Jurrmw, contlwued and- hos ttscelpta for tho
And Benedict J. MoGk. 3io. 417 First ten market showed a moderate da-
. m i WUU,III. L.IIh.
AnJBlfit were Jtxrmisroa n iwmuib vjiuo
rssw tMv mnA hVd tor Eunln&tion
MjA,22l2l2f .UOHN R. KIMBALL
OifcJSL aaloonisciapcr at No. 1(1 East KM
Street lata last night. Cafoill Hentftted
Qe snea aa bavtrig been two of fourho
sttd hla place last night, bid Mn up
tfi beat hun with Um butts of tbelr
rerolvera wben frey wore unable to 3n
th caab restetar.
Mahlstfad Dlvarce Salt Xleopencd.
At th motion ot tbe attorney for Un.
Helena MsMstead, her ault for dlwree
from ber husband, Jdhn T. Mablstoad. a
tiow Rochelle lumber dealer, was re
ooeaed 'before Justice Tomplctna of do
SutiTftrofl court. Nrack this enornlns:. On
Jtfoy 4 Justice Tompkma had dismissed I mien Qeuld Barkor Kimball. The r tbo
vo ult -when It pame. before htm at l.m.
TOxlte rUir. tfeclaruuc taa "It. was p - V..
tho week ended May 15, the report . Thuraday In the midst of a phllanthro-
Qiicago and New York Danker
Alleges Tlut His Wife
Deserted Him.
(BpKttl la n Xmdni Wol4)
CSnCAOO, May 22,-Jottn Ritchto
Kimball, Chloaco associate ot the Guar-
only Trust Ccrapany of New York, haa
filed suit for dlroroo from his wife, Mrs.
plo campaign to erect an 1800,000 work
ing women'a hotel under her manage-j
ment, waa arrcated to-day In Trenton,
N. J, She Is charged with misappro
priating $188 entrusted to hor by C.
Wenhom Smith, organist, to huy
tickets to Europe for himself and hJs
wife. Sho Is also charged with issuing
worthless check to 'tho amount of
about Sl.OOO.
The chief of pollco of Trenton report
ed to-day to Commissioner Ford of
Nowark (who la a son-in-law of Wen
han Smith) that Mrs. Lea had ut
made arrangements to go to Wilming
ton to undertako wolfare work for
membera of the Du Pont family and
waa greatly disappointed by tho Inter
ruption of her plans.
ot
deserted pirn on Fob. SO, 1518. Both
Kimball and bta wife are well known In
Chicago and New York. They were
married In May, 1518. Mr. Klmbsll Is
a daughter of Mr. and Ura. Frank JV,
Marker oi no. 4tz3 oroenwood Avenue.
RETURN OF FEES ORDERED.
tho clean! and cnuleit of all collusive
dlvoros actions X have sen In eighteen
yeara on Che bench." MaliWtad wtnt en
tne stand cms snortung. justice Tomp
kins Teeerroa decision.
AJIcared aiayer af Edlter Arralgaed.
Phllm Cooper, No. SOU Prospect Ave
mia. tbe Bronx; waa arralfned before
Judee Cram an General eessloM to-diy
cbsreed with the murder of Morris Nlm
koMcy. editor of Forward, who was
stabbed tn 4eaU in Seward Perk on
3Sbv 7. Cooper nU be had no money
to troptoy counsel The court ssslgned
John M. Mlnton. No. M liberty RU-eet.
and Zutnait Buahet. No. 309 Brosdway.
Hwy entered a plea of not guilty,
Cancbt 'WltU ISO allott t TVTiU-fcry.
apRINOFIHU). Mau.. May 2d.-4iear I County aa "fete" by former super-
the Coanecuout eute line arly to-day I visors in believed to have been
officers stopped a touring car driven orougnt to a Close By yestcrday'i oc-
by Anthony Xiombardo of New York t.,on lim Appellnto Dlvlalon of the
taty. a chauSeur. conuinlng 120 if. fcupreme Court. Brooklyn, affirming
loos of "awneblna" whiskey in fire- a verdict of (30,(38 against Dayton
S1!0? - na P80 paateboard Jledgea. a member of the Board from
cart"'- m 1HD to WIS.
CrM to Qati KepiAUeaa Rational "r t'8Ul pKn ,n a ""Payers oult
Vim so ws naueaai affolnat MVen guporvlaora on tho
- "T... , , grouna tnat tney nod lncreoso,! Ihelr
D08TON, May SI. Withdrawal of pay -under tho fno svatomlnln
WIRE MAKES LIQUOR VANISH.
Dry Aaenta Hay Device tn Brooklyn
(Dumped Contraband In Cellar.
Revenue agents wont Into tho plnco
ot Henry Schmidt at No. S Myrtle
Avenue, Brooklyn, to-day and allege
they found a wire arrangement by which
receptacles containing liquor could be
Appellate Court Upholds Jada-mrnt dumped into the cellar by cutting the
Acalnat flaOalk Ux-Sapervtaera. attachment They allege Schmidt did
The nght Instituted seven yeara ago thU he found the agents In hU
hv HnrrMn AM. T ntn . a... Place, scnmioi was nem in i.vi u
folk County to compel the reatltutlon
lot thousands of dollars alleged to
liavo been Improperly taken from tho
for examination by Unltod States Com
mlasioncr McCabe on a cnarge ox sen
In and pososslng liquor.
August Wilson cC Iluntlnrton. U I.
was held In 81,000 ball by Commit
slonor McGoldrk-k on tho same charge.
GAS REFUND IS DENIED.
Jdstlee Tlerney llolda lie Cannot
(Irder 9000,01)0 Ilrooklyii J'aymitnt.
Supromq Court Justice John M. Tier
ney deeded to-day that ha dkl not pan
ess the power to order the Kings
Wlntbrop Murray Crane an a memb abollahed bv a oolrnm of rti.riiw.in,r County Llirhtlng Company to distribute
of the Republican National Commlaae In a alnglo year the foea of ono man at once among Brooklyn gas consumers
'il..' vi"".ii'"r.7'" 1 jumpea irom iou to U.ooo. ligoo.ogo. renresenunx ejxesa oouec
"SitikitftrwiSiL" .8uH County hae won tudgmonts tlona over the rate allowed by atatute.
air. Crana haa barn tha UuuriauMii ' .WO. or which W.000 already haa . An anneal bv tha aaa oonioany from
member of tike National CommlUoo alrvca I been refunded. la iiunroine Court deoUlon In tho oass Jn
lrai. i mii , , i fki tar iiftniiinK- in iiiu yiinmuaiu aviviiiuii.
Thta must now be passed upon oeiore
gas-users can iook tot a repaynronu
Nev Trial Denied Vaesof.
Justice Mitchell In, tho Supreme Court
In Bronx County donlod to-day tho uv
tlon of Martin W. Uttlelon for a new
trial for Joncph Uaof whosa execu
I rcc ennn in erAnmr
Foad Cantatner BUI Vct.ad. ruuu in OIUflHUC
AWUNi", Mar Gov, Smith vetoed ... .. . .,
to-day tho 6111 .providing that the con
tents Of containers of foodstuffs ahall
be indicated .on the outside. He ald it
did not allow aumdent time to make
ue cnanra
der Last Year's Klirare.
AJUHANT. May 11. Decided decreasea
of rood products In wm publla ware
houses of the State are shown by re-
. davernar vioaa Halt's mil. I porta compiled by the Statu Dtnmm tlon has been set with three qtbwrs for
MmXT. Vy S2 Bmltb to-day I . rma d market,. The $5281' oToaJlu!no,
inar useaor was
r?" -yin vJixios it, u' '"r-!.,.?"' ciuoing tne atateraeni
ID. deswaea to confer uSaii unmclal 2T'l'ri"rn .V?"ae oetow not one ot tne ana wnicn -
jL . -.W0 Kwrtds leas tho Intcrvalo Avenue station of tlie
w-..r . ,T. . " fr,,.'. . . i."" 1 1 ".v' " ...-.ii. . . V iwav to attack Otto Klsla. v
JI44ea for State o(Qca
Micy e
. . - 1 nax
"a?, Fow the uruat num- dered In Nov.
-SKKt.J!a(!!2!i jeajbeiits re- ovldenee" sums
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HOW BALTIMORE IS BUILDING
UP HER FOREIGN BU8INE8S.
Tho Immense export bualness
created by the war caused Baltimore
business men to sit up nnd take no
tlco. A little morn than a year ago
number of the leading financiers
ot the city held a meeting and decided
to launch a plan of harbor improve
ment which would tako care of the
needs of tho port beforo these needs
actually knocked at tho door. Out
of this meeting grew tho organira
tion of flio Export and Import Board
Trade.
This organization la not composed
men exclusively Interested In
hipping. It embraces in its mem
bership every lino of buslnoss In
Bultlmore. Austin Molananan, ino
leading banker of tho city, Is Presi
dent. The object of tne organization
Is to boom naltlmoro'o foreign ana
coastwise shipping becauso the
arowUi of shipping benoflta every
linn of Industry In tho community,
Casting about ror a man competent
tn conduct tho new organization the
nnwrh decided ucon W. M. Urlttaln
former Bocretary or mo American
Steamship Association of Now York.
Mr. Urlttaln, nis osaisiani, v. wens
T.iintr nnd the start started io
work last MopioraDcr, ana m i"o
months they have put Baltimore on
ihn forelirn and coastwise trado mup.
Acting on data rurnlahed by the
nnri unit Tmnort Board of Trade,
ino aiaryiujiu a.cbio"i.u,u ....
act a abort time ago ompoworing tho
ri( r Ralllmore to issue imnas io
tho amount of 150.000,000 for harbor
development. Tho bond Ismio is aub-
Joct to a referendum vote, mu u is
of Baltimore becauso tho project Is
ao framed tnat it wiu noi cosi
nAnnv In taxes.
xrn nitrt or ma luun ia vu ua o
pended until tho city has ontercd Into
binding contractu mm ,cs.jiuii,om
concerns for leasing tho dooiu, wore
Vnii.cn and otnor improvemeino un i
rental basis at least equal to tho sum
Af i in. nnnual interest on tho expen
diture and me annual oumum lunu
nccesaary to rotlro tho bonds. At the
...Ai.nn nf the leaslne period the
tiropertlea are io revon iu mo unjr
and tho rentals aro to be turnod Into
tho City treasury.
BIO DEMAND FOR DOCK LEA3E3
ALREADY IN EVIDENCE,
Already the requests for leases as
sura that tho construction projocts
will be snapped up as fast aa thoy
can be planned. The work will be
nuned bocnusa the crowing business
t .All - . ' . , . . ' . . 1 1 L'..l..'. ' " -
, C 1 IB aircaay uums tuo port mciiiiies.
UD llatllmnro to.dav Is about tho bual
itiowaarnur- r '. i ... -.. m,... .
ii. iu. was not. "new r,.r' T.TA:
:nt to .enanite ana r- -'"" -'.ll.JLL. ..i .k,
Wr"hy flSt t!meJ
nlXr tlmoNWoes Jf-iK
Fcsassia inraah.prrkThof iy sss
boss s tovedpres nro all white, and tno l","" ."u. 10 m Uself
officers of tho union, which Is com- g to progress pari
-r.r n.irm unit white laborers, passu with civilization .and our ever-
re also all whlto" growing humanltarlanism. Ahd It is
. 1 ,-.i0. bt a manifestation of this spirit of
WUrfrtnro nuLf in ntrwa".- me jaw io recognize the responsibility
TO STRIKE. J tho defendant to this child now
Tho wage scale hero is 80 cents nn SSu-T Injured Tn heV'M'
hour. with 1.20 on hour for overtlmo f injured In head, body and
ana nicnt worn, ino auinuum .njr
Watrcs wore recenUy , A" motion ror judgment on tho
In amlcablo confer- pleadings to thoroforo. denied with
icavo to tne aeionuont to servo nn
nnbwer within twenty days uuon
payment of 110 costs."
ftlphf hniir.
Incr.mn1 utter nn amicable confer
enco between tho stevedores' union
and the shipping intcjeets.
The 4,000 lonfjinoremen ana
1,000 employees in the towlno and
liohterafle 'nduatry refused to
strike In sympathy with tha New
York harbor workera last Oeto
ber and have refuted to ao outon
other occasions alnce. Agitators
euoh aa thoeo who work up the
atrlkea and tie.upa In New York
Harbor would meet with email
auccest here, because 99 per cent,
of the harbor workers In Balti
more speak no language but
Engliah.
Tho amicable relatione between
the harbor workers and employ
era In Baltimore are refreshing -even
astonlahinq to one familiar
ulh rnnditlona in New York.
Tn 1913 onlv twelve llnee of steam
ships, reaching only fifteen foreign
ports, operated In and out of Baltl-
moro IlarDor. To-aay twcnty-nino
teamshln lines cngagea in overseas
service, operating 150 vewcls nnd
reaching more man nriy loroign porta
n nil nnrts or tno world. aocK in uiu-
tlmoro. Other lines are coming in as
rapidly aa docKago racnitics can do
provmea. . ,
imports at Baltimore in ii
were valued at $26,500,000 and ex
ports at $92,000,000. Baltimore's
imports last yoar were valued at
$19,000 000 and her exports at
$354,000,000. The coastwise re
ceipts and ehlpmonta were muoh
heavier.
naltlmoro's growth aa a TJOrt. to
great extent at the exponso of New
Vnrk. Is flhown In the following flir-
tires; In tho flrat three months of
1910. 371 registered foreign and coast
wise vessels, carrying 595,091 net tons,
ontored this nort. In tho correspond
ing three months of this year, 487
foreign ana oousiwiao toibuih, curry
ino- 1.223.204 net tons, arrived.
Clearance ror tno nrst mree
montlis In 1919 were 478 vessels, car.
rylng 871,903 not tons. For tho first
tbreo montns ot mis year clearances
wero 593 vessels, carrying i,avi,&9 nc
tons.
To Move CoaM Oaard Illation
(Spedil to Tht lnlns WotU.l
8AYVIU.E. U I Hay 21. Prep ant'
tlona are being made for moving the
V. S. Coast Guard Station at Fire Island
Ilnach to tho ly side of tha beach.
Irfst winter the U. S. Coastguards wore
forcod to abandon their quarters by tide
and waves whloh flooded the building,
Stern Measures Said to Have Been
Taken Against Agents of
Russian Soviet.
LONDON, May 21. DlsquleUng Inci
denU affecting the 'discipline ot certain
regiments pf the British army have oc
curred recently, says the Dally Sketch
and Investigation lias revealed the fact
that axents of the Russian Soviet Gov
eminent have perfected a plan to make
the army a Tioioea oi aissension.
Ktnnn mmsures to srnnrti this oriranl
zatlon have been decided upon, the
newspaper declares, and important nr
rets are imminent. In addition, wtiolo
ealo deportations are to no expected.
AUDITORE'S WILL
CONTEST TO GO ON
Brother Says He Plans to' Have
Body Exhumea to De
termine Death Cause.
Jamoa Auditore, a boas stevedore.
brother of Joseph Auditore, another
millionaire stevedore,' whoso death
and testamentary bequests disclosed a
oloso friendship with a Miss Jennie L-
bonsky. In whose apartment he died,
sold to-day that irrespective of what
the widow might do, he Intends to have
tho body of his brother exhumed and
an autopsy performed if there be a way
to accomplish these things.
He said he wanted to have settled for
ever ths question whether or not his
brother died of natural causes, as the
only "fair course toward those whose
names havo been mentioned In connec
tion with Joseph's last hours. He will
contest Uie will to the limit, he added,
to seo that the children received two
thirds of the estate and the widow one
third. Furthermore, he stated that ha
would do his best to make Charles L
Apfel step aside as executor and tht
180.000 bequest to Dr. Monae-Losser, for
disposition as Instructed, set aside by
tho courts.
Auditore said: "I Intend that my
brother's estate shall go where It be.
tones, to his .widow and children."
He explained that as executor Mr.
Apfel wpuld receive at least 100,001 -for"
eighteen years, and what be wanted
waa the appointment of Mrs. Auditore.
the widow, aa executrix, so that the foe
might remain In tho family.
Auditore also said that ho wanted to
known what made Mre. Auditore and
hU brvUior Frank oldctenly change Uml
minds about Investigating the death of
Joseph and breaking bis will.
-'BAKER TAKES UP
EERGDOLL ESCAPE
MANY KILLED IN POGROM.
WILSON PREPARING
Feast of ShrbuotU Ilealna Toflcht
"Shebuoth," or tho Jewish Feast ot
tho Pwvtccowt, begins at sundown to'
nlcht. celebrating .the giving of tho
Law to Moses on Mount .Stnal. Ortbo
fc Jews conUnue the commemoration
tn two dayai tho reformed congrega,1
tlona maintain it for one day only, and
dedicate it to coflrmatlon ot young per
Outbreak in Hnnaarr Started by
"IrresTnlar" Soldiers.
LONDON, May 23. Many persons
were allied ana wounaea in progroms
which occurred In Budapest and Szol
nok, fifty-four mllca southeast of Buda
pest, on Thursday and Wednesday, an
Exchange Telegraph despatch from
KNOX PEACE VETO roVTiY.
carton "IrreKUlax" soldiers, the despatch
said. Police, amoa oy regular troops,
WASHINGTON, May 22. Presi
dent Wilson's thno la bolng largely
taken up to-day In proparlng a veto
of the Knox peace resolution, which
passed tho Houso by a voto of 228
to 138, seventeen short of two-thirds.
Eleven New York Domocrate voted
with the Itopubllcon majority.
Tho Senate voto last week waa 43
to S3. (
Nineteen Democrats voting for
tho resolution wcro: Caldwell, Carew
Cullen, Doollng, Qanly, Qoldfogle, Me
Klniry, Maher, Mead, O'Connell and
Sullivan, all of New York Aehbrook,
O.i Evans, Nov.: Qallivan, Olney and
Tague, Mass.i Hamill, N. J. Huddle-
ston, Ala., and McLane, Pa.
The resolution was devJsod to shift
tho responsibility for tbo delay of
peace from Ropubllcana of tho Senate
to President Wilson. It was adopted
by tho House April 9, and aa drawn
then It elmply declared an end to tho
state of war with Germany. The
Senate broadened It to Include Aus
tria-IIungary. Tho Houso concurred
to avoid dolay of a conference.
Ilnally restored order.
Ebert liaises tate of Siege In
Qermany.
TVBltLilN. May 22. President Bbort
hita Issued a proclamation raising the
atate of siege in Berlin. Brandenburg
RELIGIOUS NOTICE8.
Did Not Authorize Moving cf Drafts
Dodger, Who Said He Sought
Hidden Money.
WASHTNQTON. May 22. Orover
Cleveland Bergdoll, rich draft dodger,
who escaped from two array eenreaunli
at PhlladelplUa yeterday, was per
mitted to leave Fort Jay on represen
tation .of lila counsel that he had eocret
tl a large sum of money In a placo
known only to himself, Secretary Baker
said to-day.
Mr. Baker denied reports that be had
authorized tho moving of Bergdoll ml
said his first knowledge that tbo
prisoner had loft Fort Jay was when
Adjt.- Core Harris reported tits escape.
Tho Secretory added that he liad Gl
and the roma nder of .finany ..an immediate and thorough In
Wherever it was in turcu, nituinuu uj
districts of Saxony. vesUgatlon.
That "GARDEN FRESHNESS" of
the genuine
TEA
is perf 4ctly preserved in the sealed metal Pack
ets. You will notice the difference at once
Black, Green and Mixed. At yoar grocer's
TOEE BYNAOOaUE.
CAnHEarB II1J SUNDAY MOaXma
10.1S I'UOUIT.
TirE JOINT CONK1I1MATION BIHIVIC15 OF
A1J. Or T1IH DIVISIONS OK TUB
I'ltus HYXAuooi'i: hiij. in: num.
DU. W1HK Will. 1'llKAUt.
ALLAUU WKLCOUK.
LOST1, FOUND AND REWARDS.
IOST ThuiwUr Tilns, Mir 3D, tUrrrildo Drln
to UrvAwftr, on 7M t., two ikla tituo Simla
ltd!'! cttl rtwird I2J. EL K Uubtr, 47 Otuumy
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TUIDIN(i8. WILUAM. CAMl'DCCT. FU.
yanAi. cuiUAcix. auaitay, a i u,.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WI1EN DEATH ENTERS YOUR HOME
Call" Columbus 8200"
At Any Hour, Day or Night
Tho parting honors will bo paid in n way
long to bo rcmcmDcrea wucn tne arrange
. mcnta are In tho bands of Mr. Campbell.
Call'1 Columbus 8200" Any Hour, Dayor Night
FRANK E. CAMPBELL
"THE .IUNE.CHURCaip.
Broadway at 66 St. 23 Street at 8 Ave.
Flowers for nil occasion. Artlstle Funeral Desums oar JiwUltr.
It Makes Little Difference What You Need ?
A World "Want" Ad. Will Go and Find It
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