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SCORES SYSTEM
AT ANNAPOLIS
Admiral Winslow Says
Methods of Naval Kduca
tion Are Al! Wrong.
DANIELS I?JECTS
SUBMARINE BIDS
__?~ ..
Will Ask Congress lo Divert $,!?
000.000 I unds if Vcstetl Can't
Be Built in 20 Month?,.
W a nited
State? navy'? whole ? govern?
ment snd operation, from ?ducal '
. ? sharply evil c ?ed b<
fore the House Kai
day by Admiral .?? vt
, eenunand? ' of ?.? Pn
Without radical i
B a fully 4 rTirient
? Prit
; ear?.
\ vTinalow d?
? n at the Annapols Na
?al Academy ? I '?'?< urged
ration of the old grade of mid
thc fleet. Hoys should en
IS service at from fourteen to six
tcct years o' age. hs d two
? In preliminary ochooling ashore.
go to eea to accjuin
habt" before completing their ?duca
, ashore.
The polytechnic education now given
midshipmen at the academy was utter
,:, the admiral declsur?
men to handle uh | ? si
value to be
>ained from making all navy offic-?.
? r mathematics and
thoug " ?. ?ng.
ordi.a- ta should be tra
-.ever be called ? n to
ships.
Promotion bv Fitneas.
?i the lavs bo\?4 entered the
i -ny. he ssid. a tjttam ?
i i_o\erii r romo
lions, elinai r the ,
.- re-rael - taska 'bat ? a
? added that ?
.eliow should doten
I that a t
, -Navy
declared
i ? c - . ? t be accomplished if ?
I
, for flag officers, the men
i .ctual i
commands.
Hep Fred Rritten. a Chi*
, | ?.he Nal al
nittee. opened tip the I
nica! ? ? of the arm? m< rchant ship
.? ?
I
quired ? trom sub?
\ In ra SB in?
dicated that a very ?mail gtin would .
i
(hen asked the admiral if he did not
; erchar.t ship armed with a
^ a warship. Thi
m i ral be drawn into
it an inter
"The Preaident th? idge of
that question," ?aid Chairman Padgett.
"All
"then let the President ex?
plain
Admiral Wins] ttes
that the I : more
? . pyard"'
on San Francisco Bi
and charnel lim it
.- yard
for us?
Sound yard, l c ? bought, also ?hi 0
to ,|f.f..- ,' the I' Id be i
?leternimed ivy Wsr <
ihe admiral sai'l Fot .?-.sfor
nne? would be BUfllcioRt, he
thought, but m??re than fort.
? ild he reo
I.? He Hegun Soon.
n inquiry by !?
'o the rea
Chain
mittee
lhat '
, ?I - i .
? to the 1 Ii
Company on March '". IS15, i>nd work
etar. ? ? u In?
? ? , ra the
Schley wai
much larg? ?
nearly a
.\iu i ? fting
Th.- I ... n>_
biddi ?
b .1 provided for
th? ? ?, .
.... |.
i rep?
I
i
nnleted
I
?h Con?
?
WH! DECIDE SILENT SUI1
Juetlre Tompkiac lo Pass on R.-.rher
i sag i u Itheal Hearlag l? stlsseay,
?
ne will be granted to
' il'ir from Aitht.r
1 -he will get
BO Arthur S.
1 "">' # Ihe Supreme Court, who
? the tangled domestic
?
Hen s n ?
..f ?niel |
?
sn at?
? -ratti-r tui and wa?
ii uel ?.. him. 1 -re de
shoaring, and
'? the former
? s si-davit t led bv
.
Wmt Dance for Junior Ants.
?
i
by a fa.-h
OtlK
I
-?? eabgai.t aiid ?.uaann? War-1
I
MIUGKT CONTRIBUTORS TO BATTLESHIP PUND.
Billy, Richie, Laddy and "General" Cutter, of Mt. IM?.. I ' r, 0 lining, who send dimes to Msrjoria
LAUDS MARJORIE:
REBUKES DANIELS
( oiitiniirsl from I>f?se I
on preparedness are | .mped
at tne
?
errett.
His Aral rnei at heme a ill
in tne May issne, reaching the
date i
?
earth what ? to. 1 ! '
its res
the) ai? ie? king their
S the
rirher by p? OS, piaster??, heller, yen,
???, pfenni| 'nulti
colored bead?.
? command of Major '
? anil
' riited
Hoy Sconti wil
?
Tributi
I'ark
Theatre, Fifty-ninth Street sn?l Bl
way.
Members ? ' both 01
at the i
boys' heud?;',:arte: Street a: ?I
Third Avenue, pr? 1 o'clock.
? v marcher will ,
;. ??? i. The K'fl
K? Btant
Harry
Patten
by Mrs. Frances Scoebel and Mrs. Mary
I the. The
'
their I'ark '
West to thi
Auburn Sends ?7..">0.
ii.,. .
par riotism in yonth ful hei
Auburn branch of the !
Club, which has or?gan
the country. Oi
?
!<?.! bodiei
gave a
l ' (--i tl s purpo fund
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"l?ear ,-.r:
? i
theatre
\. Y . to al
that tha h
r
.
TERTA1NV
"l.yniuii 11 R
F. 11 Hosmer, Dr H : ?
?., W. II. !
An:"
Pleaaant
the ' 'nit til
Bt I liter:
"!!???? from l.ichie
and Ladd; . oral and me for Mar?
j. ne Stern I
"( ? vi r pal il boys
|1 in the CWil War. SO WO rvant to
untry
' 11044 .
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some Wa oil thinl
l he fellows in the
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? ??? the fund
1 u: Id h
"W(
be some day. Then \4 -
real soldiers. 1 bm nine
"Bll LY C1
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battleship liante which tha Alva Club
.
the club are: Mr". Thomas A. Edison,
?ry president : ' Law
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( urer,
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^esterdaj? < untributmns.
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?DEFENCE OR TRIBUTE?"
AIDS BATTLESHIP FUND
Half a million ticket? are bein?
distributed anaoag the school clul
dr??n ?if thll c?l? to ?nab!.? them to
M?e the mleeeal film spectacle "!>??
tence or Tribute?" al the Turk
Theatre und nt the MSB? II?? help
build the children's battleship,
t h h ticket, ?a ilh a dim??, admit?
n aeheel cWM to the theatre aay
afteraoon until lebruno 27between
l and ( i "i., Batardaj 11 a. a_ to
6 p. m. Children under sixteen niu-t
h?? accompanied i>> ?i paren! ??r
gaardian.
I hi? afteraoon the EHeu Bar**
Brigade and ? ? ? r i - ? Heepital Carga,
I nited States Boj Scents, ??ill .>i
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AMERICANS WARNED
TO QUIT MEXICAN TOVV?.
Villa Reported Moving On Pear?
son with 1,000 Men.
.
i rai ta of?
ficials warn- - in I'-arson to
i,, ?
after
manufacturing
ti un wi il of Chihuahua City, in which
In the
1 onpany.
- hod to?
<\ny at n the
according to
si ???! Gavira,
al Juai liera wer?'
? ?
raed lerernl
tura ye terday
eenpied El Valle, according to
., who
Villa th wa
to pre of ( ? airy from
rath.
been
? n - alata
D?fi
?
i ttaek on | nment troops at
rat Oaxaea
Ich n
?
SAYS BAXTER OWES $8.562
Ii. i? m. . So? i t, Sues Bank i?> Ho. ??? er
<?n < hecks < ollector < aahed.
"Wi
.- Ba
i
?
the Supreme
i i Amer c in Defence
I Bank for
ehecki
: ter, as par? i
B
the checks and th< leeki to r.
? he f-'reur : ?
S Stop
?
' ? :r.44vn, it i?
? ii by the
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?? r th.
been
MARTINIQUE HONORS T. R '
Preach Miaiater of Coloalea Tells ef
Moser .md Illumination.
I Cal?
1 ? led h
I incidents
' Weal
?
i
-ii?: on?
? ? .4 of troops.
II sn.l
I
wannth of the reception tu
the jti-i'iesiiiirit.
ARMS FIRMS HIRE
OUSTED MIDDIES
Companies Eagerly Grab
U. ?S. Trained Men, Re
cently "Plucked."
CANADA TRIED TO GET
UPPER CLASS FLUNKS
Dismissed Cadet's Father Tells
Of Job Offers Lieutenant's
Rank Dominion's Bait.
I i'4i than two weeks ago eii/hty tWO
midshipmen at the United States Naval
5 Uei y Wen "plucked" for alleged de?
ficiencies IB studies. Immediately the
inns end ammunition makers struck
? he trails of the dismissed midshipmen.
i? day the greater percentage of the
fOUng men, most of them possessing a
bigl ly technical training', received at
? BBS Of the government, are cm- :
i in the munition fa tones.
Philip m. Doom, of Ml Bloootfiold ;
. ? Hobokea, waa oaa of th<- bsob
dropped from the Naval Academy rolls. '
?. . ? ' m mechanics an?) was
..i .? i.f the -1"1? middies who were first
reported !.. have flunked. The number?
vas later redoeed to eighty-two, bo?
eaUBO, it la declared, Secretary Daniels
secretly lowered the passing mark
fr.,m J.'.O ;ii the cases of the 148 stu
nta.nei at the Academy. Mr
Daniel ?1 changing the rating.
II at young Daab's home peat?
day afternoon revealed that the die?
missed midshipman had gone to Con?
? tigate nn offer by a
? aanafoetan r of cartridges. His
lather, Philip I'aab, former member at
th?? New Jersey Legislature and foi
-even years president of ihe lloboken
Board, ?alke?) of his son's din
Munitions Firms Take Men.
"The flunking of three seniors and
I " my son
beim nnpreea
dented, ia a) ina< ttlod time in na
.. ke 1 by Jo
.
? ?
i
avail ' of a product
? ? ;? ined at enoi nous expon m to I
? ment, Ii coats the navy $
to graduate a boy from Ano
?
ona hur.dred men at thia tine,
?in- demand tor trained men in
the nary waa new I -e. i ?
?;;ng."
.1:1 i?.?..l) itball,
IB at Annap?
olis. His rank as a -1 ? h. ir h.
an nation
, below r. and ird de?
ed bj the acad?mie board, of
Danii ? head. He
th i I BOBS marks
ted I
?
On Februai \ 16 1 a
apped.
t secret the academ c
board is said to be the moans by which
the n failures wa reduced
from . Midshipmen who failed
rere retained.
t aaoda Sought Mlddiea.
I -.riling to those in ?
A ipolis, a week bl ?
imination S?cr?tai y 1 >s
..
? i
?h to fail in 11 down
??? not dism
Sine?
two ca been free!] i ui
i
.? year "?". ?hen several
pood from Ani
I
examinations, might nave occurred hail
? es hushed it. h
i . bi uai :? "exama" thirty-fire
?
d In their log hooka,
nnval stu
?
, ? fall, when Midshipman II. .1.
eed t.. qail
".?ani Mid?
snipman A. S. King wi a i;irl
I ehapel and he
I ? . ..-.i\e. i..- Bei ngton
4 mmediatel;
both ? ? . - liai y said tO ha ?
? onth, When 'h>- recent
loi i ? i by tha Secretary ol
enrices a ere bid for by
??irer-. Th(
? ? ? ro years at v
? d to i ??? m ??' ?? al nable
fnun the ?. i
1 . garai en!
i plncki
? i ] ? r i ' .u leal u.- :
: ha Tribune. Th?? dial
juniors an.! ? .
two, were
indet ' \
? ! them that should they ,
desire ? i snadian regiment
could . the rank of lieuten
anta. ... none
Appeals to Se. rotary l>an.?? . to re
midahipmen or
. ?
' i ?
? m tna c
shipman Daab, bol
CHILD'S PAPER SOS
GIVES COPS EXERCISE
Note from Window Says "Big
Sister" Is Being Killed.
"Help! help: help' Coma to I4M
Third Avenue. My bit: sister is being
killed Help I hi Ip! ii-i.-i
.; upon you if you can
help me re?cu. my listel "
Thia note fell I ma?
i I a a aa 4' all . I ra 1 bird Avenue
lata laal nigl v
?
"?"' ' as the verdict.
HF.K AMBITION.
Misa Ja?.- daring a tea at
Hull House, saul. according to "The De
? . .
"I diaa of the i ?'.-hior.s
:ty.
"? koow a ?thor
?
??heath ikirt, akin
to her
reproai bfully ona da\ :
"'But, mj ? von war t |
?.-row no ?o that evervbodv will 1?.
to yOB 7"
"'No, ma'am.' said the youngster, de
?l want r?> gram an so that
everybody will look round at me.' "
EXPECT U.S. BASE
ONBARNEGATBAY
Coast Folk Say 10-Mile
?Strip Has Been Bought
for Submarine Centre.
SITE COMMANDS
NEW YORK HARBOR
Value for Aero Fleet Head?
quarters Seen in Nearness to
Metropolit and Philadelphia.
Toms River, N. J., F??b. If, Rumor?
that BnbSSarins and t'jtp.'do boat bases
are t? b.? established by the govern
ment in Harnegat i'ay to defend the
Saw Jersey coast have become irre?
pressible since a mysterious ag??nt ha?
ac?)uir???l an option on the Aumnch
property. This ii ths strip of beach
land on which the r.jmore.i defensivo
works were to be srectejL
The vice-prcsiiU'iit of one of the lo?
cal banks m sponsor for the BOWS He
??ays a Federal i ?ginser ha? Informed
him that the I sited Btates ha?? ai?
rea, ly purchased the property with the
intention of enlarging Bernegal Inlet.
dredging ,a channel from there to the
[aland Reach lifejruard nta'.on, ten
m.l?"?, and preparing a naval base at d
fortress it the north end, within a '
distance of this town and The
Tribune's Hearhwood prop. |
Title to the trad Of land which, ac?
cording to the informant, has bien pur
chased has bc?n disputed in tho courts
far twenty-seven years. The suit was
instituted by the Elijah Aumach fam-;
ily, claimin?, that the late John Alien
had purchase,) the property. George
W, 1'orrance, of New York, defend? d
his rights, und a few weeks afro ob?
tained a c!"_.r title in the ?.'ourt of
Chancery.
Site Controls Harbor.
Judge Gaskell, of Moerestewn, ?tter
. ? . ' loi
. is now at
? irst, but lus ion last night
that somebody, he could not or would
?
the pi
?
-ardod
. be la a go.? "?
.
itrip "f lund ?- ??
-
?
.
- ? r defi nsire
parpo 'iie rumor. It
;ust ha|f "? ? Isi it an and
protect
both barb i
I irding ''? the Federal engin? t. an
Bei Opll ' ? OOl arc
to complete the military ont I
? i sac i, a i ? is is accepted a?
probal ?
tant between New .
to the west, and
within easy Hying distance of both.
. I the
new h *
? Ice ? he Ber?
negal Bay ?I trie! important I
I here
that with ?
lllip.lt!...' Of I
? h Cope May and Sandy Ho<
.marine and torpedo lerviei
defence of
i I New York the Wir
and Nu?;, department; cannot hare
c velne of thu
War Departmi in Wasl
in, chief of
Board, h i
tho |
? ,
11. Holman, ho
here, says he baa heard tbe rumors
?
1 au?
thentic. The ? ? il who
with Judge Gaskell
? -. .
SOCIEY LEADERS FLY
IN PALM BEACH MOVIE
Mrs. Ournee Munn Heroine of
"Island of Happiness."
. .
Palm Beach, Fla.. Feb. 26. A :
playing all
?>..| which di
fair B
? r..plane to a di
?
lu? shown in the dining room of the
. Hotel ???i Bandai
March I I
will bir destroyed. Tl
? ' ed to set unless ths single exhibi?
. ? . this ?
?
go to the American Air.bu- ?
?
The p.:?'. ifl "The Island of ;
in, of
M is? '?
? Jams ? Et. Hyde, Nee ?oi
, and hifl rival is an aviator,
I R, II II, New Y..rk. with
. . ,.-. b l be Ural
i- an engagi
nut grove, at which affair Mrs, Munn'-;
? ment t.. Mr. H>.t>' ?s annou
- away with
the heiress to a lonely island. She
?earns that he is after her m
which she did n<?t bring With her, and
she escape? from him, sleup- n
and is seeking a cocoanut breakfast
when she spies i 1 aeroam I.
Thus the v.Haiti locates lier. 11
pearanr.? canses more
?rod I for the
safe r.'urn of his daughter.
ily.i?-. ?: h metoi beat, u arel i
i nearest land. i;.
res jn time I
? ?
? .
They r turn to v. bit? bi 11 the home ? I
er, wh.ch
??? nee ?ii th?? picture, and
in the last pan they got married an i
I pily ever afterward.
-?
Features at Sun Alumni Dinner.
Among the Interesting features at
I "The Sun" !
at I '?'? ?tel Martinique Mon?
l nental
ter s
'
Jareo. R Iph, jr., of San Fran
and betwi
t
ii ? Benjamii Ido Wl
; ? ?? ' '
f ,rnia. Btophen T>ng Ma*?
Secretary <>f ths i
Wili ?b0W films ai
parks, ths i .0 and de
ant ?if which have beep his
?? r two _ ta...?.
TRNKA PLAYS AT AEOLIAN
Ft'.hemisn Violinist's Programme
Warmly Received.
Al'.is Trnka, the Hoheniian rlolfttiot,
was received with especial warmth
when ha cuve his recital at A
Hail yesterday oveaiag, He i
with sympathy and apprecia'ion, as he
has played before.
Mr. i programan
i oneorto ?b E
"Ciocconn," Drorok-Kreialer'a Bla
Dance, KoslolT's "Melodie 'I art ??
? ". cherxo Indian," Pagaainfs
"l.a Compendia" and Josephs's "A
tion" a piece dedicated to 'he riolin
be poooi playod the bcoobb?
paaiaaont to this work.
DEATH CHAIR ANNOYS HANEL
Murderer Calm, hut DwoOb Morbidly
on Tain of Klcclrocution.
Leap in?; the gap of time which
must intervene be. ore Joseph E H
aolf-coafooBod murderei a! Mrs, Jalfa
Hollner, can be made to pay for hu
crime, the mind of the captur? d BUB
Body dwelling mort lip ;p'?n the
de .th he believes himself bouod to suf
fer in tha death chair Oatwardly, he
:, still film, but h?- asks many qUOO?
? ons of detectives regarding electrocu?
tion.
"Is there m?ich pain ir. b"ing killeil
At othi r times he a iked cob
sath of Han? Se
the latea n.an to go to the rh .
?
. ?n bringing
Hanoi to ti
Captain Coughlin, of the Bro? ?
.. had B long ta'k with
. loner >???-?? rdaj. In which ios
eral i ?
b? Han?-!. Detect ? Ro Idy
ent to PI t
v winch tha man eonl
. a itoleo.
UNITED AMERICA,
BUTLER'S PLEA
Columbia President Asks
if We Are Sure What
Nation Stands For.
Speaking at the dinner of the trust
section of the Amer ? M' A
soctation at the Waldorf
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of
Colombia University, made a plea for a
\ * the qui
that America stands
?or-'
"Whatever may be ?
at In
Europe," said l?r. Butler, "ws at
know what each great nation of E
...
how ? arid at war. In each
ipiril
and purpose and zeal for a
u to prin
to a nation.
"Then I cannot help asking: 'Are we
quite ho sure what America
for." We are confronted by clamorous
? war with each other, by ta?
to, and
I
ing of mon it a?, to ju.-t
,,-,,? 100,000,000 of Americans
: for.
i a teat
the ??
in It, i .
the ti
That ? WO are to
? et and
unity . ird with
any m< nd authority
tO the g
ued l' know, ?
I
ear;?: An- WO
ant by then; now""
i third
: ;n Am? ? ?ory." Dr.
tinned. "Wi ara bow faced
by the problem of international ?
tions
?minent. V.' si si ?
. m. jiurpo-'
met h ? i
? ng alliance -
ons with a 11 ?
"If tind relief from the
Bg peo;..,
? ?i a
and ell Bl risioa
opportunity nam<
to touch II ?
? ? and hold it up to <
. - a lighthouse to those
il hi si th."
Howard Elliott, the only
? .on of
the r He rr. ida u ; ??
?
if the country.
.. : % a? I do." ?i,' -aid. "
-had.
? ??! of which I am o? ?
.-.
tation to
induly impi
'.
ing the railroads and th.' i
th.. great responsibility that rosta upon
rs and empl?.
?
and ': t., ,1,, all ?
lolckly th?- problem of
handling <??-.? creat proper!
?? r'or th.? ni -
tii?? public ami I..
may."
? I ...
dinni r, which we
< d bj 700 memb.
:
Mr. Elliot
-
Judge Elberl Gary, E ..-? i ? !
1' D. 1'nderwooil ani
lei Will
FINDSNEUTRAlin
A DIFFICULT ROLE
?Morgenthau Outlines to
Economic C;iub the Trials
of Diplomacy.
JUaOOELINDSEYTEUi
OF EUROPE'S HATRED
Central Powers flnra^ed by Wa
Shiprm-nl-, aid Allies 0y
Our War Proffe
.
Ul_Ha__?a_
"
. . .
-
" mgasjlf ?
? mtg. ?-.
? ?on wouli
eloer, bat -
' wrs Isjji
Morgen'.. . ..
saying that : m?, from kcep'
' ?abjects, .,
i
and in
I | DJ' ti
1 about I
a nev.
?- BOM !.i
its. in i
: minut. b_Si
eour.tr;
? .
him, ..
cour. ?
I
lit out?
lined _BCB? for
.
?
?
? ?a
"No
.
????n ?f |
the new ? :t*_es
which has i
? .? of til
.aoor ?jad
' ?
?nould o'
t that 1
tariff '
. of ?er
I
? comni
?
uer ?
-ime.
? ?
.. .
? :? h?? lit
our nat
i
tional ai
I ?
n
?
Mass Meeting
Sunday Evening
Shall the Babies
of Germany, Austria-Hungry
and Poland
STARVE FOR waul Bl MM?
A Public Meeting Will Be Held ?
CASINO THEATRE
Sunday Evening, Feb. 27, at 8:15 o'Clock
CORNER
AND S?TH 5TI
SPEAK
?
JUDGE BEN LINDSEY
CONGRESSMAN EMERSON
PROF. C. W. LARSON
DR. EDMUND von MACH_
Ko lovr? babii-s will bo v?
??to meat I
i ? ' '

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