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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 17, 1915.
STEGLER NOW I WOMEN FIGURE
fin RUT iRftlrT ' IN ELECTIONS
BREITDN6 TO FIGHT THE PENNSYLVANIA, MOST POWERFUL OF WORLD'S i WANTED TO CUT PAY
WARSHIPS, IS LAUNCHED WITH PEACE PRAYER
ltHJj.
CAPT. BOY-ED,
fit'iiiiJiii AttiK'lic's Xuine!
Vot Mentioned at Pass
port Fraud Trial.
.VKWSPAPKK STOK1KS
TKI'K. SAYS WlTXI-SSi
Kirhurd P Steglrr, w.u has con
fnwed Ilia- he wanted to bu a Herman
,iy In laigland. but lost his courage ill
the List minute through the pleadings
of his newly married wife, toM ester
liy afternoon before Judg-j Cuahman in
il.e Criminal HiHiieh nf the Federal
Cojn iio he obtained nn American
raMpof- In the name of Mellaril Mad
in, an American born citizen.
H told lila story as the chief witness
(or the Ceivernm.'iit at the tllal of Hlch
xti Madden and (SUstave Cook of Ho
.oken, who were indicted Jointly with
.-legler on a charKe of conspiring to ob
aln an American passport through
pud Kor the reason that Stegler be
im' a Government witness he will be
jlvm a separate trial.
Megler's teb'linoiiy war awiited with
niere.it. for the reason th.r. It wan ex
t ie.l he would bring Into his story the
'.irtie of t'apt. Iloy-I'd. nuvnl afnche of
hi German Government In this coun
try Sfegl.t disappointed the curious.
oufVfr, for he did not rffer to Capl.
Roy-Ed, although he teititlul that cur
ui'i newspaper articles containing dipt.
Boy-Kd'i name were true.
Papers Offered fur Alt.-,.
All trwr the Covcrtimcnt, represented
ly sisint Tailed States Attorney
'SCfter Wood, sought to snow Was that
.'tcgler I ad ihtnlnd n passport with
M .d ' fook and Mudden. Slegler.
e.l urrs-ed and .aim, told his sto.y
i answer to Ml Wood's itlcsflons, 1 1 -i
n ii- was ". a in ll.inuver thirty.
N" jea avn and rami- to thin coun-
) ," t'K Two eais aco lie wen: to
Hebukfi.. when' he nlitameil work.
'"oe.. ore of t''e dt feiidants. lued !n the
i 'ie h him l:h hiin In lloboken
5tRn i.-.t'tl-l t.-t Cjo: 1mm. I of
a'j. Stesler.sl .bur l p t .1 p.iport
t"t offe'e.l 'o pi.'d'li'" a . t of c':lsn
Yi papei- for nun ?"'. Cook
-od 'lie jMprs Ivlonslni; to a tlor-
T.lt
"1 told him. ' -aid Stealer, "thi" the
it,, w i o.i n.i " Ac. ordlnBl;.'
o" . i od'i v 1 Miglcr to Hi, hard
M ill . . i bri.j. In au.und a
-lu- ed .v , p-iert. "Hut
.i' -.r e I !- .if. "that I
-it the KhI--. not th"
. n ' . i
t I
if M
'o-'f
l .il
I i
tin ii
f0 M
M 1 v ,
a.i!i"l ' I'trt for piod'jclr. i
; i. ..te I sold him tl-.ut wi
.id wtnti-i to eomp'oniso fi'
'i ! w.ir.t.'l on iiL'coutit.
I h'.n ?11 outside the PuWe
Hcif III I lO Oie." ,
tlsloms llrot-erM 4'ollsullrd.
F'e. - . n;l 1 he Hist tint M.' lde i
on 1 i , s.' . , ,.ml thai he t lo.l o
.- s , I .! "lln to ' to e,v Yo.'t
4 tb 11 s . , i. vlli 1 to I Oil' 'lit
en. i ' , ,. i'l 'n l .ir h e-r
il c i.h'i tir -ot :h M- th ' i -
i' I went -o th- otH' - of ningei-
vi' . . , u..,,rTi. bi-"k s. of "1 S: it
fee . m n If th' eel tifieate was ill
Icl't H. l(.v lepre-enled llltll-ef a
Mi.'l' Hn1 , le.-.'ted that the birth
ite S'nill ,r 1 hhn In netting the
r' Sle.' .-e wmi luck to llobokell '
" .. 1 M .! Ii" 1!. he h.llJ ;
T ie ne,t .1..;. u , ollllklllleil lij i, nillil
mil !..-ji i'i., l.o knew Siegler us
Ms I.- - i .! nun So the lo-t iilllee
id i . , . i. e flll-d O'l an appllca
I on f.e i p isj.,,i;. f jiL-neit Ids n mil
ls M.i ! . -aw his own Mlittuc .is that
ul Mul i had t be ai'Piic '.Ion for-
Vi o 'g.oi'. Ill reeled the
o
lb e-UlPed ll- had Slel
hi- he.t), bill that i ook
!.'. in i-. huh Mi:lcr did
c ,1
Ij'll
po;
(
'hei a
VI
-i mi :..il on I'oailes A.
! SOUK' t to -how thai SleRlcr
1 rr Med pelj'jr in fllillT the ap-
' to. a ii;u-p.ii'l, In that Ii" nan
i ith of alleglame In the
'''. 'i'i Sii.es. l-.ul sv.nrn that he was
s t 1- the I'lllied Slates, called
iii-,.' M Hide i ani' had subscribe I
o'n i- o-.nr t!i,:v. 11b wanted also
li x t'.at Stegler never thought of
".iig a iMsspo-t until he was out
J T ie defe ice, as Indicate!, is
o S'e rr w. nr.ed to get t'lnploynunt
'"J - ed il whole .tnry
llierlrs lis to I'lrst Wife,
Mr Oh. 'w.iecr o'leried Stegb r 111 re
''d . s Mrs- wifi. Stegler said he
h' i i ,i r.,r se. n months in Her
ti: v net aiv.o to another part
'' jiv ..ml when he i -turned
I'
t a
I that he bad died. He was
had not asked the Itev.
I'.rik-.-lf n huoeln t ell ultli -t
Ba'thi lo new t t'huich, to peftajni a
t'sr bs ereni iny for him anil whether
i p - i ii r 'idd not refused become
r. ftrst wifn was still alive. Steg-
"lt t sueh was the case,
-- 'ion of the Jur the tnlfs
asi.id if ihey were pro-i.er-
'oA.iies in their syiniiathy
r. s inpatlitze. s were chal-
ie pro.e, jtlon and a mini-
.- . w i sympathized with
We .i e. iistrl. The tllleelllen
' i .i -i. i.' they would be In-
Ir. t
nr w,
nar.
ro-j- ,;
ft. i
ty.
I'
'tt ,
1i:
In -.me of ri hli?li forelen
..K.di was iironglit Into the ca-e,
Tilt t al will go on at 10:30 o'clock
His mor i -iK
DAVIES HEADS TRADE BOARD.
I ""mil. ..I,,,, , s,1lrI1 t,f Chirr
tilsllee I 'n limtilll.
v' ' ' M r- h IB. The five
" " ie Kineial Trade Commit-
" woni i ito ollli n to-day by
flief J j e I'ov.llRtOn Ot the Sllpleme
ourt of ine district of Columbia, Chief
Just e fnv ng-on as a member of the
loij-e c nun tuc on Interstate and
ror-.gn Commerce before his appoint
jtiri' n t,. ) m., tielped to draft the
lit; 'he cmnmlMlnn.
' " i n.'ier of the v nun Is si on sworn
" 'r ,, s(i i: navies, William .1.
''r- liiamii N Iliirle), William II.
'T f, i ijeoige Ituhlee. Afler the
viea-.i g n meetiiii,- was held and
' ! . was elected chairman
";inc, j ,iir. Deputy Cotumls
.oi.er nf CorpoiatloiiH, who was legis
Mled out of ollice as the result of the
"l 'f coriioratlons being inergea
l h the Trade C-immlsslon, will be up.
(olntwi fiuef mamlner for th commls
'on. .Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter
J" the President, witnessed the, swearing:
t of tl.e new commlsblon.
111 II mm) Cusiinltlrii Ileerense.
K'Asiti:.-fjTUs-l .March 16. Acc-jrdlnK
' a staten.ctit of tho Interstate Com
f.'ree Comnilsslon Issued to-day 2,748
ne killed, ami 17,215 Injured on
Ainrrr.in rallroadu during the quarter
"fled September 30. 19H. Compared
Ith the correspondlns ejuarter of 1513
l a dcreato of 30 In the number
"'"(I and l,o Injured,
Coiifniiirrf from First Fag
Schai cr. Samuel lliirhcc and tli-orsc
Mead, their "Hepubtlcan" opponenta, by ,
tnajnvltles ranging from 40 to SO votes.
In all 1,250 votes, were rust ut the pell?.'
FEW WOMEN AT POLLS.
Weslchrster Vlllngr Klrrtlima full
to Altrnel Them.
i.vnnvTowfi. .n y, .March l A
thoUKli womotl were ellalliln to v.,. l I
the vlllace elections In WeKtchester I
count) a MUrprlsitiKly small number went
'"ri,rL"! m,'i.. i .. ., I
riirec bundled women were eligible n I
HastlnKH-oii-ltudsoii. but onlv threo !
voted, urn- hundred and tlfteen could
nave voted In Pobhs Kerrv. bin onlv
tlfteeii turned out. In ArdMe-oii-Itud-fon
'liriity women were el'irlbie. out onlv
twenty went to the polls.
Women turned out well here as thev
were Interested In n pronmltlon to bu
n new- motor for f-,c IrvliiKton llnse
fotnpiny. Mrs Tlnb-y Shepard failed
to ote. The Uepuhllcans wire success
ful. rei'bctlns 1'ninl; It. I'lersiu MllaKt.
president
Women r.lrot Wiiiunn tn nriim
tlltr School llonril.
Hi!ONMt.t.:. .V v., Mar. h K.Wo r.en
from the artist and llterar colony In
l.awreni: Park, ltronxvllle. turned out
to vote for Mrs. Isabella W Allen for
M-hool trustee, who was ele'tcd oti th
fltlrens ticket at the annual vlllaee
election to-nlir!.t
TIpj women u k an aetivo lntrest in
the campaign licau-e the Hcjiubllcana
had deeiiil to name a woman for
sihool trustee, but histoid nominated
Wllllnm Jones ncilnst Mrs. Allen. The
women hud workers at the polls In the
village hull and they also sent out
scouts In limousines and tourlnc cars to
hrlnu voters to the pollliiK place. Mors
than inn women voted.
The question of chanKlnc the name of
Hronxxllle to (iraiii.it. in was not Mited
upon becauxn at the list moment an in
junction was obtained ar.'inst nibnut
tlnit the proposition he. ite i' a ib fed
In the ofrlcl.il notice
BIG CHICAGO REGISTRATION.
More Than lOO.Ollll IVmnrii diteil
to oters 1. 1st.
CmiMoo. M-irri lt - Miie than
IS'i.liOo name we-. ,.dd"d the I t.s
of oier in I'hic iro to-day In the lat
registration before tii M.ij orally elec
tion April fi. .iccoidlin; lo a Hatement
hy Klivtion i.'ommls-loner Anthon
Czarim'kl.
if tills nuinlxr more tun Ino.oiiii
a ero w.ini.'ii. The 'iian.K rs of both lead
mi: . .iiidlilutci-. William Hale Tlioaips m.
KepuHlKan. i.nd Hohert M. Swelts. .-.
Uemoi i it. used hundi'ds of .mtoinohlles
o set us lante a iisletiatlm as poi
slble. Tile Iiresent rcfrStratlpn of women l
L'l.Ti:. nt men 117.191. making a total
of iWS.lHic. The addition of t.'M.oiiu
liami - will make t.c larKt't number
ever listed 11 h.."if0.
CARBOLIC ACID PRICE
UP FROM I2C. TO $1.50:;
"it 1 1 i n r Off "f lieriiinii
ports fauces AIiiku'iiiiiI
viinee- in Clieiiiieiils.
Ail-
The whole) ale prlee nf enrhol. acid
has inlvaiK.il from 12 ents 'o 11.50 a
p.vi'i.l Mo-' nf till-' adare ba- been
i li-iled In the la-t few weeks, owing
o the stringent embargo on eports
ft oin C.erniany whi. h ha develiipeil Into
the pteselil blockade lis t. All'os.
The advntice In en itolle add Is only
one example nf the wide range of chfin
Icals and cheinlcn! piodu.'ts affected bv
iio iiittlng off of (luniau exports. The
whole world oulside of iSernia'ii a. id
Austria Is tinning to this m.uket fo
siiiiplles of coal tar products nnd pota-li
dctlv.itlves uuall fuinlshed In "ie.
many Henzol has advanced from T.i cents
to il a gallon. Salicylic acid has gone
from 30 cents to Jl.fiO a pound. I'm-s-.oa.te
of eisla bus advanced from 'l.'i
cents to 12.50 u pound. Plienacetln. one
of the Important coal tar derivatives,
has rl-en from t'J.TT. to a pound.
The potasln-s hae also advanced to
abnormal prices, permanganate nf pot
ash, which Is normalb about 1 1 cents a
pound, Is now 3s centa and will soon be
advanced to n cen'H Practically no
new eupplles of muriate of potash have
In en received here since the latter part
of January, when the Herman Govern
ment suspended all siiipnK-i.'s
MRS. H. B, HERTS TO BE ACTRESS
rchltrpt' Wife Will Take
Cliniice In "Tnklnic Chances."
Mrs Florrl"' Herts, wife of Henry' B
Heits. nil architect, who ileslgned sev
eral of the new theatres. Including the
Sliuberl, l.y eiim. Iloo-h and New Am-.-terdani.
and Is a member of the Means
its. will nppe'ir In a minor part to.
night at the Thltt -tilntd Stro-t Thcatie
In "Taking Chances."
.Mrs. Herts, who will begin with n
F.ilary of 130 n week, sild esterday at
her home, 3 Hi West Suveiity-tlrst street,
that she Is doing It to obtain an "In
dependent Income." Mr. Herts Is nwny
on n Western trip for his health and Is
umle'stiKid to know nothlns of his wife's
decision to go on the stage
Mrs, Weils was a former musical com
edy actress when she inaiiied Mr Herts.
Her last ap irance was as one of tho
tills In the music-it comedy "The Waltz
Pream," seen about six years ago at
the Itroailwa.v Theatre. Since her mar
riage, slm lias not 1 n on tin- stage.
, "1 want tn k h If I can iimount to any
1 thing." ho said. "I know I'm 'taking
chances,' but I might have tho making
of a star In inc. I don't know what
Mr. Herts will say, but If I should
1 income well known then he might get
the Job nf building a theatre for me, who
1 knows''"
ACCUSED OF .$10,000 SWINDLE.
t hli-uitiiHii Arresleil on Chnrifc
of
I'lreclliK H lseonslii llrevver.
Af'CUK'd of fleecing tln A. lllllKCni.'ltl
a ictlred lirewer of llhlni lander.
Wis
out of $10, HO" ny means 01 inn
wire-
tapping giimo
In Havana, Hdward
Cameroti of Chicago -was arrested aboard
Wan. llnH'aata last night soon I
the
nftee the shin arrived at her pier
Tl.e nollcn here were notllled by wire-
lets of the alleged swindle by Ml. Illllee
miin's ilnughler.
.HpC'horil (MiccreiU Hurlnn.
WakiiiniitoS, March 10, - Charles c,
McChord vvas elected chairman of Hi"
Iuterslate Ccimnierce Commission to-day,
succeeding Chairman Juines S, Harlan.
Mr. Mr.Chord'8 term will explr next
December.
SUIT OVER DACIA
Owner Denies He Mnde Any
Airreetnent to 1'jiy Fees
In Hrokers.
THKY WFMj PI SH TLA 131
I
' IMward !s. Hreltuns, nwi.f of tho
) steimshlp D.iela, denies th claim made
by Novell' A Co. for 40 per "Tit inter
est In that vessel and for cer'alr fees
' uinl commissions. Iio will fight the
claim In the court If It In pushed hy
romplalnAtit. The cue Is In the
har.ds of Mr Hrelt'inK lawyer anil wl',1
follow the usual course. Mr llreltunc.
. . ...
however, yenterdny made this "tnte-
inent :
"T'.ie action that has beer hrouch'
ncalnst me by Nn"elly A ?o, is utterly
wlthoif rtie shadow of justification. I
nee" saw either of the men who. I ill-d-rsland,
comtiose this tlrm until after '
the Ii.lii.i had sailed, when they cime
in my olllce and tried to get mnnoy
from me I never made any acrement
with them to pay their brokerage com
mission or fee of any k'nd ard I owe
them nothing.
"1 bouirht this ves-el through 11. ".
Schundler and told h m distinctly tint
1 would deal with principals only It Is
iUt: certain that 1 would nut pay a
lnljre mjlil of monej for .1 boat and k'i
through so m'l. h trouble for 'lie 'iirpoe
of benelltim; mini peopl" I had -ever
heard of The claim on I's fice l
ridiculous."
II. O Schundler. who ated for Mr.
Hrel line in the purr, ai-e f the Pac'i.
also l-sued a Matemert which he clned.
It Is in p.ir! as follows :
"The rtatetiient Issued b Noe) A
Co. and by their lawye" that they have
.my claim on I'.dwaril N". llreltunK for a
share of the profits of the n.i' l.i or for
t H.OOO or an i.Breement of any kind
will be proved groundless
"A Mr. Noielly lud an option on the
steamship tlaila. and lie assigned the
option to purchase the rfiMtnshlp I Men
to me oi m order foi a brokerage com
mission, and I have a written and slitnc.l
contract on this point from them I
turned th.. Oacla owe o Mr. Itreltuiii!
fte.- and ilear of an .'lalnis o- c.mimls
sions of an kind. 1 hae paid N'oiell;
A f'o. pan of their brokerage fees and
bare otteret to pay them the rest,
Jl.io'I.DO. w'uch I ..wed them peisou.lllv,
but the -uddenlj inanufactiired this rte
tltlous claim und I lue therefore with
held making any further patm-nt The.
qentlemen piaetlcallj told me that tin
les I mcrea-ed the hiokcraite due to
them they would Und a method of mak
ing tumble, and thn biought this action
jg.um-t Mr. 1'reltung."
N'ovelly i'o. could not he found e
tei.lay, but ltilph .1 M Hullona, their
.o.iinel. said that the complaint would
be llled In the uual way and pushed to
a llnlsh. He said he was satlslled from
the papers he had that he could proxe
the claim of Novell) k Co.
IN 'EN TOR Y CON TIN VED.
t'aptnln nf llat-tn t'lnlni I'liithliiK
Is Ills 1'roprrt.
Itnn.sT Man h li". The Ktench prle
court col.'lnued miking an Inventor)
everything foand aOoard the seUed
i ,er I'.ichi to- t.i In the pieeeme
..' customs repres'-'iiafves '"apt. Mae
Doi'a'.d di'iiared tl.a' i large number of
wmi Jirsevs. ilrawe-s, ie.i Jackets,
'.oots, Ac were his per.sonal property
He .-aid he had bough: t'leni for the
puile.M- 'f selling 'them wiien he ar
thed in ( lermany. If thev are " Ued.
he save, lie Intends to chilli their value
from the I-'rench 'lovertuneiit
The Investigators also found aboard
t In- boat an Importim; .mount of flour
and wheal bis ults. preserved fruits and
fgetablrs, w. ieh the ,-iptain .vplilr.ed
..ere Intefdeil 1,1 feed the erew for 100
i!as. Tiles.- provisions, ee -.aid, bad
heel, lioiieht bv him and were his prop.
rtv.
The port -minorities have allowed
i.i'.hliig to '. landed from the D.icla and
will await the derision of the Consell
des Prles before taking any me-mure
c iiiecrnlMi; th" cargo and provision!
COLORADO INQUIRY HELD UP.
l.iMt'w Clllllllllsslon Itl'f'iilllllleiiils
llelllj In the Visit.
W.vhinsnTON. March 10 The com-ml-sioi
of which Seth Low Is eha'rman
and whleli was aiiiminted by President
Wilson to attempt to bring about better
lelatioii. between tile mine operators and
miners In Colorado, rpoitrd to the Pies
Idem to-day that It had been unable
thus far to accomplish any definite re
forms The commission recommended that -ts
jiropo-i-l visit to the State fo- the pur
pose of treating with the different pai
I ties :ii the lerent strike contiov rrib's he
liost potied until th autumn.
The lepoit Informs President Wilson
that seventy-one of the mine operators In
Colorado producing 01 per cent, of Al
the coal produced In the State have x
prettied the opinion that no useful pur
pose would be served by the commission
going to Colorado at this time, while new
bgl'datlon 1 pending. It Is said the
raino opinion Is shared In labor clrclen
POSTS FOR NEW GENERALS.
Ilodues nml sllierl ssluiied in
Ciniiliiniiil Const Defences,
Wasiiinotos'. March IK. Announce
ment was made to-day b Secretary
(Sarrison that (lens. II. r Hodges and
William I.. Slbert. recently piomoted
from the rank ot Colonel In recognition
of tho.i' wotk on the parama Canal,
have received Important assignment on
th" roast defences.
lien, Hodges has been mule com
mandant of the dust defences In the
noith Atlantic district with held
quarters at h'ort Totti n. N. V, and
He'. Slbert Is tn have command of
the P.ieltle isiasl defences with head
iiuailcia at Kurt lllley. San I'Vaiiclsco,
Pnliuer Appointed
.IllllUe.
WvsiiiNiiToN, March
M. Pi esldent
Wilson gave a rece-s appointment 'o- ,
day to cx-ltepiesentatlve A. Mitchell
Palmer of Slrniidsbiirg, Pa., aa an As
soclnto Justice f the Culled Stiles
Court of Claims j
NOW PLAN TO DEPORT MORS, j
lllllcllll Ooesn't Helleir Confessed
Mner Will lie Tried.
1 Wiiitk Plains. N- V., March 10 "I
don't bellevo that Kredei bii Mors, self-
confessed murderer of eight aged In-
.nates .-f t.Mf;r..mn ''""
ni Vonkerii. will ever be tried. Ills con
j fesslons are too rambling and there la no
corroborative proof that he nave aisenli:
or chloroform to any of the Inmates."
This was the statement iiiailn to-day hy
1111 otlkial of Westchester county, and
' leads to the belief that -Mors will
eventually be deported,
Coroner Janavti Piinn, who hatt all
alonu Insisted that he believed .Mors,
Ivan asked If be thought Mors will be
deported, "Maybe that would be the beat
thine to do," be replied,
I I tIrMl - T-s ' i I - " A-, . - s -'
I POT- 'rir-T'-2' .X.ll&mmV .i I ..-evC,
r VrT TTTi rm m i i n ma
Ten Thousand See the Supordread nought Christened
With Champagne Secretary Daniels Declares
Navy Never Was So Eflicient as Now.
NBwpnnT N'-ws T.i . March 1 -The
Cnlled Slates Miperdre.ilnought I'enn
h.iiil.i. whl'h In the opln.on of mer
lean naal olllrers will be the mol
powerful tlgh'lng machine afloat when
slm Is fully equipped, wss launched here
at 10 II o'clock this morning with re
llslous ceremonies. About 10.000 per
sons shw the Pemisvlvnnla slide down
the ways The launching went oft with
out a hitch
Champagne was used for th" dinner- I
Irx In spite of S.-rretarv PaMcl- s pref
er! nee for gripe Jun e. The spoi.-or j
MI'a Il'lraheth Kolh of Oerniartown. '
Pa . whom Cov ltrumbaugh of I'eiin
nlvaida In a burst of gallantly .ailed
"tile most beautiful and the sweetest
girl" In :h.V State
Ai the Newport N-n's Shipbuilding and
Prydoik Compati. the Pennsv h mla's
builders, had the power to select what
vva to lie used In the christening, the
companv's nltlcials derided lo follow the
traditional i u-totn of having a bottle of
chaiiipai'tie bDkui aratnst the vesd.
It was at th- suggestion of the Society
of Spon-ors of t'i" Navy fliat re'igious
csreni niles tnaiked file launching foi
t'le -e oral l. me since IMS Tim old
custom of pronouncing a praer was
revived list vear when the superdre.nl
nought 'klaho:iri went do.vn the was
lli-hoi John 1 Ib-rry o,' the Metl;o.tlsj,
K,il.-opal Church, who was 'elected b'
Jo II. iimbaugh. delivered the pra)i
to-(l,v Ills suplill.'.rlon was for peace
i Cnpt, Tlilerli'hsen There,
In the launching stand were Secretarv
Panlels .ii. d his staff and (iov Hruin
baugh and Ins stnf, and many naval
otllcers In the '-'royp sat Capt Thler
Iclism of the German na inldei l'rinr.
Kil'-l Piiedrlch lie was In full uniform
A grav halied woman app'oicp d the
Gel man commander as he stood under
the towering bow of the Pennsylvania
and grasped his hand. Slm was Mrs
M P Thomas of lleacon. N V, a mem
ber o' the Society of Pi lends
"Commander." s.ie said. "I belong tn
a socfty which believes that all !rors
should love fliers as much as then'
selves Iio you in German: love us as
much as you b ve yourselves"'
The captain smiled, hut did not an
swer. Mrs. Thomas continued;
"Don't you believe that we will soon
have peace'.1 Isn't It time y u men
stopped killing each other"'
"Madame." repllel the German com
mander, "we ill bel.eve In peace, but
this war had to be It whs a n-'c-sary
war for the peace f th world Vfter
thlr w.ir Cure will ! a Ion.- pc.i-e
Hip at the ml "f the ioi ? pi.n-i there
w 11 i oii.e annthei w .r "
At that Juncture lpir Admiral Heatty,
commiml-ni of the Norfolk navy yard,
lie, koned to the German commander and
dosed the Interview
Near the pi tins' lvanla was -he Pr n
Illtel, w h. se siren Joined In the d n when
the supenlreadnnught k her maiden
bath.
Mr. Ilnnlels's ililress.
At the ill cheon after the 1 nn l ing
G
ALIFORNIA
EXPOSITIONS
$94.30
Rounil Trip via
West Shore R. R.
$98.80
Round Trip via
New York Centrnl
Chalet of tout
going or r turning
All your queitlons gladly
ntwetrd, C all t snr ol
our olllces or sddreit
Travel Ruraau, Grand Central
Taraaloal, New York Cilr.N.Y.
mi
I
tnjxm! jjaki Avyrti n
P
t i r
! a". N P t i-u-"
a, A If STg-
See-i-tary Imii' s made an address in
which he said
"T i-e never was a time when the
navy w. - s., powerf.il, so ie,idv, to
ellli len' as now Nor has ther.- been a
-ir wliet tl.e flee las given mi much
i line tc t irgi-; t.-.ici.ce. -n..r.itMivres, war
g ime.-i ai. d j.-o- i'h .is the pnsent ye ir
Sk'I!. nn. rn adapt, tl ot. new tactics,
ate t.eing ca-r ed out div nrjl night
TITANIC CLAIMANTS
WIN IMPORTANT POINT
(i. I'.. Tlll'lvCr
lo Witlnlr.'iM
Suit in
Oel I'iM'iiiissioii
Here iiiul Start
Knuliinil.
Altorr.eis fo- Titanic claimants won
rtti miiMiri.i'it o'ii I" the'r fight to col
lect damages from the White Stat Line
vct.rdav when Judge V.lgltsMis N
Hand ot I'e Culled States IH-trlct
I'ourt signed an o.der ellowing one of
Hi- claimants, Gilbert M. Tucker, to
w.-hdrivv iruiii the procedtng her.' and
itart suit !i. llnnl.in.l
Pri. tn ,r. all the otair .judge, of
tin- Cnted States histri. t Cnirt have
ii fused in s.gn similar nd. r-. on the
giound t'it the claimant- b tiling
thilr deiiiatiils for rnlnibiir-enient In the
1'nlteil States Plstilct Court have in n.
t hi uiselv i s defendants in tin proceeding
here and therefore cuniot wlthiliaw
until It Is concluded.
In th.- proceeding in the Kcderal
courls the White Star Line Is '-'eking
to limit 'ts nioiiet ,r resp.in.s'Mlitv- for
the slnkirg of Hie Til. nil", und' the
Pulled States nlmra'tv law, to the
value of the wreckage lecovereil nnd the
frieg-'it ninl paaseiigi r monevs taken bv
the owners of t ie slrii op ,ts last trlv
This would amount t. about fuT.ooo to
A few top-floor offices
are still available in
Aeolian Hull. These me
ideal Kxceutives' OHiccs
quickly accessible, to every
purl of New York and de
lightful in every detail of
appointment. High-ceiled,
quiet, well-served, these
suites are lit business
homes for big men whose
big ideas furnish the mo
tive power of big enter
prises. I)e Luxe booklet
on request.
".trolian Ihitltht
l)i'.( oJKve In'ntmn
in the iHml Strtrt
district '
ELLEN & JEFFERY
Affcntsfor AEOLIAN HALL
Tr.l.KPIIONK, ItUYANT 807
T
III! at'iMt Im'tii-hl.i I'mii.s.i'.v.
siili.(sl anil ro:nl fur s.a
IkiIIIo of 'li'iniTin:iii'. re-nly to
the ibs'k 1 it ti i'f tho iialtii'h,i
ttUtls ni-o to bo (il icril. tlir"0 in '.i. ii
hi that nil cull bo Ilfeil s!iiniit.i'n iiii
u'uii turtvr Is a now fciinri' in
The molt., of the navy of to-da) Is
'lining, training nnd mo-e training,
raetlre nnd more piactlce. N'othlrg e)s,.
A"jis si'.jis nn,i men fit. To-lav 'he
i'" tit and read)
" the majest.i' ship. I.e-ir eg th'
' i "a of IV-nn s I'onim'rwi iHh. i- e
oith as the t.ymh! of Anierh'.in )u!"n'
il 1 American pow-., let us hope ind
may that he mltsi n will he to help
forward the ''one (or lasting po.ee of
tl c world, f r she Is ih embodiment
:n eflertlenes nf th s powe-fu. nation.
W hl.'h r.d'.epi ,11 V,ee tut H'SO hellexeg
with llosea It, glow .
l.r you w ,nt
ro- to du
1- y to fh.n
th'rs
o ligh'.li''
nj'.
Vrtll'--
t on
"In each of the three rreat crises o
our hlstor -'nee Si'.o the republl. hn;
been fortunate In hav'ng In the White
House in thi persons of Lincoln. Me- !
Klnley and Wilson Clilef M tswirni s j
who incarnate 1 the v'ttne or jiat'ence i
and each of whom had a fmstlon f r
peace No clamor or the spirit o' veil- I
seance Influences sum Kxee itives I
l-'ortunate are we to-diy that the man
tle of patience and pe ice of t mir-'
tyred Lincoln ha fallen upon the
shoulders of Woodrow Wll..ii lo guide
the Ship of State In this period of peril
and stress."
The esr Mipcrilrendnoimhl.
The Pennsylvania will have a ds.
placement of 31. too tons when she Is
he dl.sirlliute.1 pro rata among persons
holding alKiut $12,000,000 worth of
claims The claimants contend thnt
tl.e Ir.e is responsible tor the lull 1
imouti: of the damage, .niiMiiuch as the
s i.k.ng of the ship was due to tie
negligence of Its ntllcem
The iKlvamage of allowing claimants
to sue in Hnglind lies ir the f.ut that
should tne courts here uphold th. rlglu 1
of the line to a limitation of Its Ha-1
blhtv the llrltlsh courts would allow i
ihcn a greater pro rata chare. Tl.e
Cnglisli law, based on the tonnage of thel
w risked vessel, would hold t e line'
i liable for about $3.000.flnn
DANIELS'S AID GETS 17 GUNS.
(sslsinnt
VI i, lie
f iTflnr m m tiifi
srinir n l in I rn l .
asm iviit 'N. .Mtre li, --Seventeen
' us Insteid c tif-e.-u as her. .o'-i.
will be the ri.pjired S'lltlt 'le.eill..
f..r I ssistli1t S et.ll-V i.C the it
w hi -i ho appears ..board .1 tav.il .-.,'
or visits .1 rival stnf ion 'P . change
I- due to Congress . renting the rank if
Vil'niral foi fleet 1 1 ih in ..in.. 1 -
As the ss stant Seciet.iM occupies
a position over all Admirals the num
ber of guns for 111" salute Is made I.
fipiHl of that prescripts! for Admirals
.lemon Irrlte With I'nlr Kihllills.
WvsinviiTos, March lit Wo-.l was
received at the Navy Pep irt-ne ,i to la
of the arrival at Hampton It m Is of
the . olllc
, fr nn Great
Jason lub'ti vi. th i' ilt
Itntaln, Spain at.d I'rance
for the Panama Pacpic Kxp. s "c
1 Sau Kriticiscn,
rtftrona
,ss i.r. v.i
mm
.it
,.,f "2 0 ? j 6 rri
V2
tTJSTal
ii.ii as -ii.. wl.t ,'iifio.ir when fully
M'ss i:.lyiiii'ili IColb, holtllni: th
iinti'ii ilm hi illitor Tln dliiuTam
show - Ih.w tii,. iwoUi' croat H Inch
i.t
i,
ik-luln
in- i'"iir li".ilij ,'innort'il turrets,
-'.iri o.'iril or to port Tho thrt":
i 1 I j .
I compute Her length over all In I08
I fiet, her beam IT feet and 4 Inch and
J be" draft 2s feet and 10 inches. Her
speed will he i'i knots, which has been
i -'.ihbshed a. the standard for Culled
-Ij!e battleships,
T. great str 'iigth of the Pennsyl.
vai.i lies in her battery She will be
t.i- IPs-, ship . f the t'ii:;e,i States navy
to hi at med with twelve 14 Inch guns.
, Tliee rifles wi 1 be arranged In four
t.i-re'k f thiee guns each, the latter
at mno-a-'or. re.erfl' developed in the
I" .lied tat"s nav The guns will lire
siie!! weighing 1,00 iMiutids, which will
khr ifTectiv for pien 'ng armor plate at
,1 l st it of thlrt i miles, o- be; and
t' ' . -dinar; l'mlt of vi-:on at se, in
sddltlon ?h- will l,e armed with twenty
, two '. in. Ii .',1 calibre uipld lire guns
I and t'Vi utimerged torpedo tubes, he
, s' les ihe nsuil small gun
', Pie engines ot the Pennsylvania will
he ! h tie, and she will burn oil Her
o' 'a.ml'v w.ll be Ot.ssn --.illons, or
2.322 foes of on she will have a corn,
p'.emenf of if.-i oflicers and sd? men, and
a marine detachment of 71 met.
The I mis) h aul. i Is now i'.T 7 per
cent complete She was nuthot'red by
Consiesj on August 22. 1!'12. and cm
tract for her iniisttiictlon was awardd
to the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Iirydock Coiripan.v at Newport News,
V.i , on IVbrua-y 2, 1013 The prlco
of the vessel f..r the work of the ship
li.iilde's s (7.200,000 complete tl.e
Pennsv lvanin will cost ah nit 13.000.ooo
SAYS EUROPE WILL
USE FIN1ER PRINTS
I'oliee Kpert Preilii't. System
Will Replace the ertillon
lileiitification I'lan.
n.ivmnnd It. Ko-dick. w an stnd.ed in
I I'urop., two vears prei'.ira'ie to writing
. h.s bonk on i;urop an i'nlice S..-:e,ns"
pr.d.. ted ve.ferdav I -foie lie .'.ipt'iins
.mil lnjiivtorii of f ie Po ice Pepartn'e"t
he enure supplant ng of the II. rtillon
'. teni of criinltial nlent'tle itlon bv tn" 1
tp.ger print method n Ciropean t:..
He tiled a.- an xan.ple of Hie in. ft
-eticv o' a dual svsieni the fa. lure 01'
tl.e Pa s iil..e to ident.fv Perug,a the
t' .ef o' tli.i "Mor. 1 Lisa tn fli.ge
pr I.'- wh.. h he left on the 'ra.ne Tie
ic.iso'i fot lb s failuie w a- f 'at in
Kra e e the prmiarv clasifl -,,t on ,,f
cr initials is made according to flic Her
ti'.mi s -teni "In London. Home Uetiln
o- Ni w York" he said, "the 'di ntitv of
the 'hie! Would have 1 . c .vit.ibl shed in
I ,'f , '1. .111 "
mm l ah
expect to get a new
car in the spring
because you can
dispose of your old
car to better advan
tage now than you
can two months
from now
Bacfeatii
MOTOR CAR COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Broadway at Sixty-first Street
Mi.ss (Jrnee !'. ,1. 'rl,er ',
l plains IteiiMiHi for l,en iny
I Ciiuip I'ire Oirls.
tK1.I.S AHOl'T HOY W.I
Miss Grace I" .1 Patkei wi,.. n-.
signed ns national .ectelarv o' e
Camp lire Girls on 1'eluu.ity
a statement last nlg"it In which eln
the reason for her leaving the org
tlotl V,-l the development of dltT-rei ce,
between her atul nienibeie of th' Gulick
famll) after she hurt rocomineiideil a
reduction In salaries as a nici'is of
putting the organization on a -mind
tlninclal basis.
Miss Parker makes it plain that v
was never "llnati' lal scctetury' of 'm
organisation and that she was irvw
tesponslhle for Its finance,.. She siys
she did cooperate with Ilm president in
obtaining funds for the Mipisirt of thn
organization.
After descrlhln; her efforts to Incre ijm
the Income of the organization mil re
lating that the financial statement pre
sented at a meeting of th" bo.n.1 of
directors In May, HOt, showed a dele.'
, of 13.S00, Miss Parker sa)
"I reiomiiieiideil i straight 20 -itr
cent, cut In all sal irles. This was not
approved by the tn esldent. At- It was
Impossible to consider a reduction with
lout considering the ilniui'ial lel.itlon of
the Gulick famllv to the Camp lire
Glrlr. friction between myself and th
Gulick soon became acute I'our mem
hers of the Gllllek l itnllv had been on
the payroll of tie onranlzatlnti Or
Gulick at $6,000 a i.-ai. .Mr- Guli. k at
$1,200 a year, Ml- Prance- Guliil. f-
several months at a month, M .
Hnblnsoii was late ttanferred to t i"
Camp lire iiuttlttti.R Compitiy at iieo
a month
"Besides the sal nl's Mis. Glllb k re
ceived generous rov ilties on ait'cle ot
insignia, honors. An-, the nivaltie on
llnee of th" article of Insignia. a"or.i
ing to the report of the invest!-it.ng
cummlttee, having been 2j pei ,
while on these same artlcbs the r
l'lre Girls orgatilzation, on the In.
Its contract with the Camp Pi re
fitting Companj, iccelved 2 p. r .
commission.
"Moreover. durir.L tiifi sainnr
Giillck's otllc- and tl.e citnc ..
tinn decrltin nt nvn tian-l. i
Mrs Giillck's prtv te i.inm I
ebigo, Miini. wlore i lare nm, -girls
w.e i ni 1st i mm! ,.t .tlM.it
is'H'h for the sun mi. Mrs Gnl
salary at $lon t, month frmn t.',-
I'ire G lis contlfiu'il tlii'oiuiinut i .
tire summer Tin full sain i
four assistant- win contii. .e,i
portion of the si i msr inn In!'
alien for th" bal.i' of the mi'iinn
"The staten.ei t that Ib ,nl
Gulick went wlthoit tin Ir salat i -the
summer, which -tateine t hi
given wide publl tv, ni-a s n i
P.Oimnt of the.r salaries w... ii, i ,
tit--: i- having been no reil j. tan. .
-alary of either of them for .nn ;
of the summer.
en- .
imp
ut-
Cl't
Mrs
CONNECTICUT CRIPPLED.
Illlllleslilii's s m rlion i il
llrenkn nml Her Itiiditer
I'roiiellee
llfi Hin-i'iJ,
I - ii '.
W VSIIIS'.T'IN, M n
.h i.
-1 , C'.flt.ei . ut s
-l.ii ..
I
fc.'iaf b-oke Sund .. a. '
.terllig Gu.inta: .ito lln
ifte
.r.ictice cruise, a cord.'i-
, eived at th Navv Pel irln,.
Ja).
The sh.p's ruddei w 1- oil'
.-.'ed, hut the hull escaped 1 in
partmeni oflieialH said the s. .,
be brought to Philadelphia 1
da)s u-dei' her ow . pow.i in
paired. The collier '1 nn. will e '
voj
BIGGEST U. S. TRADE BALANCE
Hi rit
ir.'j
for
Vt r.l, lll.il.cn VV lib
l.ll.-.fi liii'i'.. of liviHirl-..
I IVahiiimthv
'o be the 1 1 rg. s
1 eve- te iv.l.-.i
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pOl Is .lll'i.'l' '
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export. ''' s l.i
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OW is the time
to order if you