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THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1915.
NEW HAVEN
CASE DEFENCE
IS OUTLINED
Benefit to Commerce, Hints
Xlcoll in Examination
of Talesmen.
iruY
18 COMPLETED;
s. OPENS .MONDAY
t r. e MlllA ivrll UP A D
JLKUKS WHU w ill ncniv
THE NEW HAVEN CASE
TRAINED ARMY OF 1,000,000
IS PLANNED BY GARRISON
Continurd from Firtt I'aiir.
MACHINES TO FIGHT j ARREST FOR FRAUD (TWO FRAMERS LAUD
NRXT WAR-EDISON ! IN MOSS PETITION NEW CONSTITUTION
I) III ksi'HMAN.
oa.lw.iy ; liotnt, IS
liTi:rili:N
r.-.ii ..-(.it., -i"1 Hr
Wm ItfVth troet.
I ' I1AKTMAN, lress roods
., ikfi home, Hotel Wellington.
w.Hi'KT ll WELOON, vault
,eV builder, IISI BalnbHSgg avi
sos Tha Hiotix.
i rHi 'M vs N v:..
Pine Itrset ; home. 112
mtytemtid street,
. t'CANK H IJOtTtll
man. loso Melson avsntte
il PRKO in 'N NY
mo Bi Had i . hornti
Itttk street,
I- JAMUS H CARTON, horns. 1 II
vt Mlnetjrlgtli street.
v ioKIj Kftol'S, real estate. 414
tn:mi Pars VVeet,
PETKH WAO-NBR. retired
balMer, Hi West IStth utrcet.
10 C. A. FLINT, etectrlc lieHtln?
eaftneer; home. 4:' Fordhsm roa'1.
ftu Bront.
11 HBNRY c DATRR, real es
tate home West I37trl street
II AKDRBW l. RACK '!-
tit.'ian. so:: West 1 1 Mil it reel
st-rretarr .
West Bev-
.AJ4, Milss-
The Hronx
secret my,
?49 West
eatlmatlni; the latter at It 4, too eaeh,
Would make a total of 1,290,000 men. the
total forre availnhle for service after
fix years."
Mr. Harrison's plan Is to have his new.
or continental forts, to he created at the
rate of IM,MI me.i each year for three
years, usaemhled at the various army
posts In the I'nited Mutes for two
months of Intensive training eaeh year.
Hurlng till period of service the men
would receive the same Bay and allow
ances as the soldier in the reirular army
At other times they would receive' no
pay. The force would In- orgunlS'M Into
companies, regiments, brigades ami divis
ions. Kach man would he tii-staned to
a definite place In a particular organ
lUtlOtl, so that on a call to the colors
he would know In advance Just where
he was to report nnd what his duties.
nflliere for this force Mr. (iarrlson
experts to ohtain from the National
i.uard and from seinl-inllltary eiluca
tional institutions, lie proKises to Rive
Captain of the National tluard. for
example, the opportunity to accept a
Captaincy In the continental soldiery if
he prefers the latter service.
No 4'iimmlsalona Vat,
It Is not the plan at present to alve
commissions to these ofTWrs, but war
rants instead. Hy cooperation with the
military schools Mr. Harrison helleves
many more officers can be obtained ,
that the courses at these schools could
he standardized to suit the army re
quirement! by offering oltlcers war-I the President had
plete infantry divisions In continental
t 'nited States. Three of these regi
ments are to be of war strength for
service overseas, in which service all
organisations are now kept at war
strength.
The Increase of four regiments of
field artillery is to supplement the tac
tical divisions and make up a detlciency
now existing In the proportion of field
artillery to other troops In the I'nlted
States army.
More l.ap to He Filled.
The fifty-two companies of coast ar
tillery are needed to make up for the
losses sustained In the defences of the
Continental I'nited States hy assignment
of companies to the- defences In the
Philippines. Hawaii and the Panama
Canal .one. They will permit the man
ning of the coast defences of Continental
1'iilspd States at half strength, the Na
tional (.nurd being counted on to supply
the other half.
The engineer companies are a neces
sary accompaniment of the other In
creases, while the four aero squadions
will be a brand new adjunct 10 the
I'nited States army. The plans far the
aero squa Irons cull for twelve machines
to each squadron, with a personnel of
at least twenty-four otllcers and about
-60 enlisted men.
All of these Increases arc to be ipread
over a period of two years. The bill for
the tlrst year in Mr. Harrisons scheme
will be tlS4,000,0n0.
Secretary iliirrlson returned to Wash
ington this morning from Mot Spnngs.
in, having been notified ypsterd.iv that
Warns r. s. to Gel Ready to
Turn Out. Im I Not Slock.
Mil nil ions.
FAITH IN VOM'NTEKHS
km use, Vitnoxs Against Beck
er nnd Election officer,
Accused of Trick.
Wickcrshnm. Republican, and
O'Brien, Democrat, Call
Stop Progressive.
OTHERS UNDER INQUIRY LABOB FIGHT TO-MORROW
CTNlCAOO,
country of
let I '.. V'Aniet a. i Is a
ideas and the greatest nui-
OMm nation in the world. " said Thomas
A lOdlson, chairman of the L'nKtd States
Naval Advisory Hoard. In his private
car at the Northwestern Station to-night.
ir i.miu..., Mftiwi uiiti tils iohv nessed terns y
In the belief that evidence had been! Kx-Attorney-tienersI tienrge W. Wick
found of conspiracy to improperly ersham, Itepubllcan leader In the foil
use names of voters to non inate Prank ! stltutlonal Convention, and ex-.lustice
Mess as a candidate for District Attor-' Morgan J. O'Brien, the Iiemocratlc
... .i, ri.iif leaner, arioressing the ijuccns . mmni
liey
I l,n .1a. , ... 1.,,,. .,.
Utorncv-s office caused the arrest es-, .aTi-aH nmnnaad
iouim Kratut
tan 1 Buperlntendent of BlMtloni and
i ants to the ranking men of each gradu
ating final
The increases in the regular urmy are
designed to give a balanced tactical or
ganization to the regular military est ah
lllhment, to till up the gaps In the forces
In the I'nited States caused by the gar
risoning of Insular possesions, and,
finally, to provide a nucleus and In
struction force for the National liuard
and the new body of cltir.cn soldiery to
lie called into being
The Increase of ten regiments of in
fancy will make a total of three coni-
apir e.
his
He spent practically i an
,,tti,
recommendations.
the entire day In conference with
of the Department, putting on the final
touches to the estimates for carrying his
plans Into effect. It is expected that a
complete statement of the details of his
pronofali win be given out officially
within tlfe next few days.
The estimates of the War Department
total llS4.000.n0n. which Is about 7.'.
COO.OOti more than the cost of the army
last year. The Increase represents the
CORl of Mr Qarflaon'l proposed enlarge-niente.
throtmh Chicago on the way to
Kran.lseo. gave a glowing v.slon of the! mlssloner of Heeds. He was accused
part he expects the I'nited States to
play when the nation Is next called BpOfl
to defend Itself
"Our next war will iai the machine
war the war of brains rather than
blood." Mid the Inventor. "It is my
opinion that we should sulistitute ma
ch.ncs for men, so that the efficiency of
each man in time of war could be mul
llplbd by twenty IhrOUBtl the aid of
machinery.
"Hut the country must be prepared
for the ordeal. The two largest fac
tors in bring. ng about this pn parat
the newspapers' and Confi eai
franhlin Simon & Co.
Fifth Avenue, New York
Tlafs Iurm6hw Shop Pfen'n Shoe Shop
16 West 38th St. 4 West -.Sth St.
SEPARATE SHOP SEPARATE SHOP
. A Sttp From Fifth Attnut A Slrp rem Ftflh 4$tm
Men's carfs Men's
Newest weaves and color effects In (
SfftmStA ,nd flgures' Banister 7.00
.50 Shoes
taking a false acknowledgment. He
was locked up m Police Headquarters,
but was later released In 11.000 bail for
j examination by Magistrate Ten Kyck,
! who issued tin warrant.
Krause is a well known
Criminal Cunts BtllMMlB.
' witness against Chattel
police lieutenant, who was
; hiring murderers to kill lb
' thai, tlic gambler
figure in the
H( wis a1
llecker. the!
executed for
Mnan Floeen
of
The
the pH,ple so
i the tight di-
There were
merit In the C
first n.is the
in the qtlee I
Af'er three days careful examination !
ef s xt-to tateiman t'ie Jury to try the
esse of the .leven New Haven directors'
and former directors was completed late
yesterday afternoon in the fn ted states
rent.
;,. tlgtv.ftcant develops
ise during the day. The
itllllnlni of the defence i
lonlni of talesmen by It.
Laneey Nicoii for tie defendanta, ills'
attitude. Indicated tha: Instead of being!
n unlawful romblnatlon, harmful t the ,
n!Tllllec, "f New lOng'.md and other
H.itrs mentioned, the New Haven con j
solid.it " s uer. not unlawful under t-'e
Baertnan act and were benaftetal to com- j
, mere-.
.1 a.s t .i.i ; of the i
estctday . men in
..f life, more thnr. I
i, , l ired themaalvet
opera tl
$500,000,000 FOR THE NAVY
IN FIVE YEARS IS ASKED
Tlie second f. atur
talesmen examined
. ry walk
tlic
. alniest ev
ere-half of
flstly oppoi
Sbernuin
t'"'e'n;
Tse.le tellt.lt
aos a ben
-ee'aii yest
li.nl irrlied fur both
.bi. ntts peremptory challenges apiece.
Ail the defendants -ete n court, every
oe ef ibem Keiniy intereaisd.
Tbe-i special Assistant AttorneyClan
i ju ie n i, ... ' Morse it
Supplies
the
Tic ratio
three days.
;., Jurors WC
lud(e Hunt
day in r. ,,ig
waaitiKoroN, tut 15, Secretary
Daniels'! plan for a five vear building
i programme for the navy was approved
i by President Wilson to-day
The Complete estimates embody itlg the
new plan and the regular recommenda-
: tlona for appropriation win not go to
the President until to-niorrow. Mr
Daniels and the beads of bureaus of the
Navy Department spent practically the
entire day in Conference making the
final revision, and it was said to-mghi
to. i' some features still remained t, b,
j decided
Mr. Daniels five year plan calli
I the expenditure of approximately t
' 000.000 fir new construction In
navy during the next rtve years, or
about $ I 0(1,1 i a year. Thts is about
double the annual appropriation of
f the i .. '
navy.
tallied n wus asserted late to-day that it
' ha not vet been finally deeded exactly
., the I how the construction during
ascended the
and I its time
sides to exercise
i nowapapon must arouse
that Congress will act i
i rection."
"Mr. Bdlaotti will you sive your opin
ion on preparedness T he was asked,
"KverybiHly has opinions on prepared"
i ness," he repl.ed "KortAinalely. we are
I n nation of Ideas. Many of these
1 opinions are goisl. Since the formation
of the Advisory Hoard, suggestions and
i Ideas have been flooding in Uoh me
from all walks of life. There are many
I good ones among them, I am try lug
I to classify them now. I was surprised
I to 'earn now many bank presidents car
i l ied in their heads ideas of marvelous
1 improvements that could be made on
aeroplanes and submarines
Tit Sill,, the Ponder 4 llesl loll .
"line illustration will g.ve my op i
of preparedness better than anything
else. There Is a certain amount of pow
der that is shot up in BuroBO every
day None of the nations has enough
All of them OSSd more than they have,
Hut we know how much they are US ng
"It would be economy for us to erect
factories with capacity for turning on;
daily Just twice as much powder as Is
being shot up in KUrope .very day
These factories would not be so ex
pensive Hut don't turn out any powdar.
Just keep the factories ready t" do r,
When II Is needed
"inst. sol or making the Indlv
stalls on lathes, as they are being
for
on,,
the
er.il I'.l.itt
lu mend
t M Est
O lilt K"
lit Kred K Waters, a cotton
nanti on his way, and then the ij
niet.t followed with a challenge t.i
to
,i dealer
Port) -sc.
A little
N
:i mason s
and street,
later the
that he
defci
met -ven.-W.li-
i.im
has
frl .
i. Bccles, a meat marki t man. whs
beet issociatsd with Jcim d. Hocks
r, Jr., :n church and social aork.
Bgeased ' PstisscttttOB.
In the pluce of No K cairn (1.
Wheat. ey of lltij Franklin avenue,
Br.c . .. Moor manage- for a lsrg
(oodi establlshmeni Mr. w bsatley
scuepted pr vis onally. and later
ll" lit I. t linn go .lame II.
-rce
T'ne
dry
was
the
Cat -
mporariiy
the Hotel
ii tempo
to a me
He went
' the
i kef's
uo'ei
Ion : isn paaat 1 for
fid Crsncla J. Rue, retired, of
wuodward was a. so accept!
rarily. but he was opposed
pi. if.- of lie Sherman act.
On- llso.
Tin lawyers then concentrated on
v. ll. which became known as
Bankers .it because so many t
a: i Drogers -at in ,i for a few minutes ;
ic'il the) were uhsllengsd William K.
Taylor Kupsrlntsndeni of agsnclaa of!
lb Bqultalde I. If. . had an opinion about 1
h, Sherman act. Albert S Major, an 1
"fti. i.il of the American Band Note'
Company, had an opinion Otla j
-tdaine, an advertising mar. also had)
n opinion. Frederick H. Bennett, born
hi Massachusetts, three years a resident I
: Texas nnd now manufacturing tits- '
York, added a little to I
,-f all In his answers.
Dmea from Texas, where
cuts In N'ew
the diversion
'A Mr Itlatts
he s-,,s Attorn
jstrtner, Mi. x
tn., wi.it be ;
I ship hiscull
Bennett- "dog h
t It'll- later
- he
fanilh
ij -i leneral Orsgory's law
coll alway s asked a tales
new about Texas
there now.'' answered
S. llltS "
Mr HsnnMI said that
the live
year psriod la t" us apportion,.!. it
has be.ji found impossible to make both
the expenditure and the number of
vessels authorized equal in each of the
the rtve years, owing to the fact thai in
the construction of new ships a larg r
part of the cost of building has to be
met during the rtrst year than in rjuh-
eetiuenl years.
For the five year period the present 1
plan calls for:
Blxtet n capital ships, probably four ,
battle cruisers and twelve battleships
sixty-four destroyers.
line hundred Submarines, abOUl one
fOUIth of whl.-h will be of the so
OBlted fleet keeping type and the re
mainder of the coast defence type.
Fifteen scut ships
Fifteen vessels of other typos, fuel
ships, guiihoats, transports. &c.
in addition, it is planned to ask Con
gresa for lo.ooo additional nlucjackcis
and I, imn murines
This year's budge: is to total at least
2lS,000,000 and may run up scleral
iinllh.ns higher. The appropriation last
year totalled only about lt0,000.000.
As present plana of the Department
call for the creation of only a division
of battle cruisers. It is ggpsetad that
UbstqUtnl years would provide for
only one battle cruiser and three or more
battleships, and finally. When four battle
. ruisers have been authorised the enure,
capital ship programme could be devoted
to battleships
Tlie programme for tins year is alio
expected to -ail for twenty-flve aub
marines, at least fifteen destroyers and
pr.'bal.H two scou: amps
i iomplei "in
bv U31 tl
tal ships:
Four battle . ruis. rs . I well I y - nine
battleships of the first line, thirteen
battleships of the second line, nine
battleship of the third line
The battle , rulser is a new feature In
the United States fleet, t ne tWVy for
the tlrst time having decided this year
some of tins type or vessel,
be reckoned as capital ships
hereafter, though they have not the
strength or resisting power of battle-;
ships of tin tlrst line.
ConSOQUsntly the real first hue of de I
fence in the battle fleet ivi'.l consist of tile I
twenty-nine battleships, or dreadnoughts.
Tills strength will be supplemented by 1
thirteen of the hat t ! shiis of the present
fleel. Which b) I Oil Will he at least1
ten y ears old The i;ule has been to ,
place battleships in the second line of
battle after they res h the age ..r ten
years.
The nine battleships designated in the
third line will be made up of battle- !
ships of the present tleet which in I9SU
will be more than i.Mi years old, tin-
age at WIIICO It has previously neeli con
si, lered battloShlrpg should bf regarded
as obsolete and reaily lor the scrap heap
Tlic Department now holds, however.
that BUC-h Vessels .should not be crossed
off the list altogether, as Ureal Britain
has shown In the war that use can often
be found for the ancient battleships
a number of effd Britten battleships
have part tot pa tsd i'i the Dardanelles
bombardments. Kxpcrt opinion, how
ever, Inclnes to the belief that baittle-
ships more than M vciine old might
aell be counted off the list of those tit
for active engagement and that further
more. It is not g,ssl economy to sp ml
mnnav for uokeeo on vessels not canal, la
of Inlnlnw either the hist or sworn! Una Capacity, but don't put It In
of defence.
BurOpe to-day, pe
ui, i i- etmstructed
,f making then.- s
as great as that
, lined In
chines ah
I be capabl
i rale t c
shells ale Used elefy day
imly limit make any sbell
the machinery greased up s
be put to work any day
the snells
"Then start storing up stc
per toilets. They won't hm
an enormous supply of tin in.
ammunition factories could b
work at an) tune and kept
dual
pi o-
ma-
Hill
fevt
that
tells at a
at which
iti Burope,
.lust keep
, Hint it can
turning out
-1 and cop
11, Amass
so th. I.! tile
e started to
going tor i
From Information in the hand
AeelStStll District Attorney Wollor,
Krause was an active worker In the
campilgn to get signers to the Moss
petitions. His Commissioner of Deeds
numlKi' Is 112s and it appears fre
quently in ill,- record of names examined
in the District Attorney s office, It was
said that at least XII per cent of the
p isotis called to l,w k at the;r supposed
rign.it ores have sworn they did not sign
.. Moss petition.
In the comidaiut Krause is accused
of having taken a talse acknowledgment.. ..,,, should be given to th
on a Itepubll an petition t.. which was . ,.n.,ents The final draft was
sign, ,! a name llmllar to that of Rein- a. .,.,, i k a matorlt of both the lie
hold Fred d. Jr. of 2i Fast Fight) -
ninth street Fredel says that he did
- ot sign his name to the petition and
ll: it he never sua- Krause to his knowl
edge, im the petition PTedet'l name j
appears ai fredel Relnhardi Jr.
Three other men whose names appear
"i the uanie petition have swotn that
tia ' did hot gtl it. The are .lames
rarreu or in i.ast Mnetietn street, i York
Aa: n Oreenbaum of 32 Fast Ninetieth
street and I lent QfosnbSttBI of 3nS
Bast Blnetleth street.
There Were more than I.00S n lines
on the Moss petitions, hut only about
loo have been eaantintNl. 'if tins num-
ber it was said in the District Attor
ney's otlice yesterday at least 12.", are
fraudulent ilgnstures. Warrants will
be asked for III, rrest ,,f eight or ten
notaries public and i 'o i miss1 mere of
Deeds.
Mr. Moss was ve: active ill the prose
cution of Becker ai the first trial He
war not ui tlie District Attorney's otSci
when Becgei was tried the s.s ond time
lle'tn in II Hlittder. a notary public of
139 Fist IJtth street, was held lii Il.tN
ball by Maglstrat! Ten Kyck in the
Tombs jiolice ,-ourt yes'etday for exam
i. ition on Tuesda) charged with taking
an a, know . '(lament of a fal.se signature
on a p,t. lion designating John .1 u'Con
llell, whom Frank Miss Uoceodod, as
candidate for the Progressive nomina
tion for District Attoniei.
Qned of Employers, Brewe
Assorts. Ciiiiscs Workmen
to Resort to Drink,
onsid-
,rt Ion-
State's
la
is ;i.x24.-
State of
1 long time
hand
I "In ofhei
rather tha
on mater. al Immed ately
words, have the p
the thing lls.-ir
tin- tun,- arrives I am sort
I great military eatabf ahmet
item ality
have the
use unt,l
down on
it'i
ADMIRAL LITTLE TO BE
TRIED FOR K-2 DEFECTS
tlH
BRYAN TO FIGHT PLAN,
nil
I' n- ' i ll iii'Bisi tl HfilM
Mrt'iinr UefOM l.
of this plan would
following strength of
pi vf
to liUl
They
WASHINOTOKi Oct. I"' William .1
Bryan Mrved nutirp conlfth1 f lii In
tention to tiutiT Ktffalntt bin ttpproprla
tions by ill noxl tongrM for the in .1
ttotigg. dofonctf. a itAtcinoni Imuo4 i
Mr. Bryan in itply i Quoatloni on tin- h
ubjcci wan Intorprotod horc an nottco
thai h i iMtartHi t oii".se Praatdtnt
VVHaon 011 thin important issue.
Mr Bryan docltVeftd that the polio of i
lrj,a!'pi1rifr;.H ontoniplAttd the Mtting up
of fa la itatidardn "f honor and of lower 11
Ing the moral ptandarda of the country,
Hr naid h1 would be both HurDrtaed 1" !
dlaappotnted if the Democratic part)
Mjrrendereil to the tnercernry Rfoup'
i ha! la promoting Ihe cry for prapj red
iichj- "undar I he covar of pat riot Ism.
"1 have travelled over a considerable
part of tlie country' Hi'iil Mr, Hran.
"and I find thai ?he t ixpayern ate not
as badly loarad aa the people who man-
ufactura munltlona, and 1 batlava the
JuiKoes will And it dllflcult to raise 1
enough mona) t cover the eapsndltures 1
which thty favoi.
"This policy f preparedness uontem
plates not mrei the appropriation of I
large sums of money to get the country
read) for war, hut the fet tint? up of
false standards of Imnnr. tlie encourage
ment of a military spirit and the culti
vation of international hatreds the 1
very things thai have caussd the agr I
in RuropSt 't contsmplateii lowering of 1
ihs moral standards f "Ui country ami !
a return to the nwasu?er of the pistol
totsr ami the sham honor of the duel
list."
storing up r snort nous amounts r pro
pared ammunition!
"I don', tit Ink thai we used an enor
mous standing army, but we do need .:
l.t rgs numb of t rained nthVei a.
We should taK th. great sal pains
In the education "f them oltlcsrs so
that they will ba ahle to take hold of
training tin voluntsar forcss, which 1
.1111 still Inclined t. a,;nii on. Thtn
liini'N Orlr
of Rotlrod
IllNiM't-trt
ISSC
lould
Mi
rs
afti
red
coini
ate
in'
educ
duet
in
I 'll 1 1 ll III ,.lo n leers.
"I pla e my falt'i m the volunteer!
because the light. ng forces of the future,
a. ordlng to my opinion, will t.- made
up in, 1 e .f machinists th in soldiers in
the present sense. Mere and in .re their
work is he, ,ming apei'lallaed down t"
the manipulation "f machines Tins
will l.e the natural result of the machine
Wat- the war of hrains Instead "f lllood.
"It is our function to advise, and not
tn take the Initiative In our "i k We
Will la- called upon to do our heel in
hue- selected b) the Nay Department.
The board I o m posed or seiet lists front
socict.es that include about t'li. ""a mem
ber in the I'nited States.
"NO specitl, problem have heen suh
initted I" us n't "thcr lean Iwo ,,r three
minor ones, act .'tie rather petty Tlie,
navy is Interested :t press hi in tl r-
rectlon of certain defects in mo: ,rs for
ubmntlnea ami aeroplanes and hua
the advi f the accumulated
ot the aclsntlsts, and the) w 111
Washington. '
William N l. ttle,
he tried hy curt
nogilgsnoe and
for ma nee ,,f Ins
machinery on the
nnnouni'smeni wa
, Se.-retarv Daniels,
This action Is aim ISl u
in the navy b) reason of I
. Admiral Utile l now on th
The order for Ids tiial
1 of tWO years ago w is
Navy l'.'pal
i deuce ,,f
lerdav afternoon, nralseil the
Deputy State I na Constitution us marking a great
Com-1 forward step in protecting the Interests
of properly holders and citizens gen
erally. Mr. li'Hrlen said that ex-Chief Judge
Kdgnr M Cnllen of the Court of Ap
peals Was unduly alarming til labor
element by hla attitude.
"1 presented to the convention a reso
lution drawn by Judge I'arker provid
ing that the civil courts should always
be above the military courts." he said
"it was the Judgment of the majority
In the convention tint! no State had a
provision of this kind In Its Constitu
tion, nnd hence It was not necessary for
New York State to have It To reject
the Constitution fur this provision iii.niu
would be like being invited to altera a
I dinner and refusing to eat because some
sweetmeat that you liked was not pro-
i VI, led "
Mr WlCksrSham said the new Con
lltltUtlon was a Strictly non-partisan I yg H I HI T I ON KAILS
1 measure.
"The Republican majority was sol
great. ' he said, "that the men 01 111.11 i
party could have swept asine an sro
I slderation of the proposals frnm the
Democrats, but because of our big ma-
win- ..... ituMHrii! that more careful at-
i i..,,tl..n shnuld he aiven to the claims of
! our opii'Uients.
adrmteil hv a mniurltV of I
publicans and the Democrats.'
Mr Wickerslian, gaVS the vote on the
budget and several other provisions,
showing that they were supported hy a
majority of delegates of both parties.
Kx-l'ongressmati William M Calder
a . .,.,uioe.lai' i 11 rpftl V
,HSU."1 . sineniem y ' ' ";' ' ' ,, . w drink cv.l-the abuse .,f alcoholic I
rnnstltullon discriminate! against New
city in leglaiativa apponionmnu,
The new ConstltUtlOf provides tnal omy
,i. ..itireii aonulatlon shall oe
ered in making a legislative apportion
r.,i Hv the late.-t census th
Sllun n.,niilatlon OUtSldS this city
1 1711 SAfl vvhilB that "f the city
ins an excess in favor of th
I4( 3 The basis ,or Assembly appor
tionment is ej.tll, and for Senate ap
portionment 1(9, ttO.
...... VI- .'.1,1. r 'Tntitk-H tie
mis, awn - 1 Virginia coal mines,
' ' """!"' "f ', . "I 0wnsr ,.r which were
.ii memo.-rs "t i " .es.-i .', ----
Bronx S Senators and V members of
Assenibl) . Klints. i' Senators and 7 A--vmblymen;
New York. : Senators and
; Assemblymen: Queens), - Bsnators
and '. Assemblymen, and Richmond, 1
As,. , iniiii man,
It will be leen from the figures that
an actual working discrimination aaalnaj
the' city does not exist, nor would it if
the new Constitution was adopted, and
the growth ,.f citiZ' ti population of the
whole State puts the actual op-ration of
any discrimination far uit" the future."
a campaign against the Constitution
will he Inaugurated among the 700,000
trade unionists of the State to-niuirow
'file .:. inn. lilin committee ,,f tlie Cent nil
Federated Union, which In clung.' of I
Hi. Ilitht in the metropolitan district and!
lite trrrltor) bet tins city and At"
l.anv. save llnal instruct ions yesterday
I to .a" labor leaders, who win act as
apeakera CoT(reapondlng Secretary
I nil i t - l M l i i 1 Kmesl Hohm estpresaed the belief that
i inn i .!iiii mil., BBmuel ,,omperi', , .ition to the fon
, stitution will give much Impetus to the
I campaign, President James P Holland
of the State Kederat loll "f l.al
dieted t.ie Constitution's defeat
I laraesl vote that has ever been
Hie working Decuple of any Stat,
Cnhyn."
T uographical 1'nl.iti Nn '.. at
Ing in Bnengerbund Hull
Builday. adopted re-, -l.lt,,,
nd", nan of three of the pi posed amend I
ui-m t - to the constitution. These ar,- the
amen, line: ts headed, "Revised ''olistitu-i
lion." "Legislative Apportionment" and I
"Ta aatiuii."
PABST LAYS LIQUOR SIX WARSHIPS HERE
ABUSES TO SPEED1 AFTER BATTLE GAME
Kpporl Hrpal Hhccpss ot Ma
noPUVrcs in Actual Trim
fur Sorvlcp.
BHUNOPlBtB, Mass., Oct. 1". Col..
OUSta VS I'abst of Milwaukee, who was
to-day elected president of the United
Slates Hrewers Association, In conven
tion here, gave it as bis opinion that the
solution of the liquor question rests
mainly with a readjustment "f our in
dustrial system rather than at the hands
of antlsaloon reformers, lie said:
"In the light of modern sociology and
economics we know positively that drink
is not responsible for all th" evils ot
life, im the contrary, we see that the
v-
rages 1 to a very large Degree a prpu-
uct of modem Industrial methods
"We are living al high speed In
every department of life the cry is speed.
Peed and yet greater speed. Tin- easy
going life of our forefathers has de
Darted, apparently forever. The (Euro
pean immigrant, accustomed III tlie
country to the leisurely life of the
six battleships of in
srrlved ..ft' Sandy Hook
morolnfl from Newport
completed war games.
Atlantic fleet
earl) yestei dav
and t'ie lately
The Arkansas
went at
o'clock i
in dry
Tlie til.
once to the navy yard, i'.y I
n the alte: noon the vessel was
dock i"i it neral overhauling,
others tin
id
N.-w fork, Teaag,
florlda anchored
St. ilen Island, wheni
lr turn for berths st
Wyoming, Utah ai
off Tompklnsvllle,
t'.ev will uwnlt the
the navy yard.
four hundred jackiea from the Arkan
sas gol last nlghl their tiis: overnight
shoie leave since til" battleship! de
parted for the southern drill -rounds off
Hampton It Is early in June Ti e war
games, according, t Copt, William it wl
Shoe maker of the Arkansas, were sat
Isfactory from sver) standpoint, it wns
tile first tittle, he sail, that tile fie, t had
eier maineuvtcl In actual Wat trim.
Not .inu had ma: re. I the entoothllOSI Of
tt
tn
Id
caught uti
to excesses
tlnellt. is
and go.-s
home.
"Take conditions In
in th.- whirlpi
undreamed of
STRIKERS- WIVES PELT POLICE.
an4
W i
III behalf
tight Then
hours a day
conceit abi.
oms "f our
for exampli . I he
extremely active
hibitioii in th,- recent
i labor tune, even len,
under hardships almost ni
ls It to he wondered at
trri'ilril In
Pined si
strike of I
It r, ,ol. I ii
Kncb.
f pr,,
wiien the
-training i
ing foul n
dust, seek:
miner, after spending a day
-1 cramped conditions, breath
r and half choked with coal
the only solace he knows for
crui iiy tortured nerves ami muscles of
course if, when emerging from the shaft,
he could step into a well ordered home, ,
tak,- a ,-old hath and then an autumn-
bile rub, the miner might have nol
excuse to drink to excess.
Us WHKes
But tin truth is,
wages and the pa.
Drlt
is, h
to r.i .'.
Offlt'pr win)
I uliiiiiii-iiii'.
,or pre
"By the
cast by
in the
is driven by low
of the system to
surely he is not
us put the blame
put It
lei
ll d
ng
, ; ir. - lt
f. 8. X..
martial on
relesaiiesa
dUt) as i
sub ma i ii-e
aia. Ie lie!
Vdmlral
Irsd, w .li i
liarges ,,f
the per-
tstclor of
Tins
to-da)
a meet
Brooklyn, on
I opposing the
b:
iprecedented
in fact Dial
retired list,
involving acts
i ni, si to by
officials lo-day us st I
t niiiiatl
Hat
St. ,
' ll.,!, I
,i l
.. ., New Knglander and his
had known so uuiny widows and
i IV I Hi had been hurt by the New
i iiatgnt he had a prejudice
tin defendants
,, la mied Mr N'looll. "We
ibli lo show t: at it Was the
opinion against the a
Sidney A, Lawton wi
know Kredsriok r'.
j McMillan, Kaateri
i :u,,i went awa
nit out because he
Brewster, Samuel
reuresentatlva "f
.slid
t iie s
to imp
tlie
sps
asked
minds
liit it
for II."
"Do
United
Use of
called
Mr Kd
"Wh
Without hav.ng I, i pa
a
you think it probable thai
states will ever reiori t"
asphyxiating gases nnd ihi
liquid tire' in defending 11
I Son was asked.
n ., man s culled upon i"
t he
the
I.
-. pel
lievu
1.
lie It
Kr,
So i
fr
Fis
ft
u... ,
a.ni
Isc
U III .
eoni'
gnul
ftndii
k
ll I' Itll
a us
in) . w
this
Mi
,i 's accepted
the Intern:
it l"'l I Iro
hoih sides,
' K, Ki.-k. i
Ctsk Son
Til f time III
- .it the nit!
"ic against
I the hurl."
this point
remained si
next. He Is
tlonal Klav
dway. in
com-Ren-
tointMiny, nau
testimony in
)pttlOh. 'I 'n
Juror
Howe-
atlsttclan of llar
hond dealers, snt
hair No. 11 Mr
'luii. knows many
i Urand Rapid! funilturs
' read i.'harlea s. Mellen'i
Washington and had ai,
,i udgi exoused hint
Tlien came Charles W right, a car
i.e, ner it waa anuarenl that Mr. Wright
did not want to be a Juror, lie -..
,l,.l not think he had til- POWer of
renlratlon sultloleni to n't
i nice Htyil was Inclined t
1 lien Mr W i iKlil began
,1 he
eon
the case.
I ml, I this
to s.-i lorin au-
an invader of hi own home. I
that In- lias the right to use any means
at hand to dsfeud himself ami hi- home
If thai same man were th. invader
claimed t have am just reason for
ios invasion, il would hardly seem right
for. him t" use as extreme means as
those employed by the defender of hit
home In other words. I believe that th.
use of g a-', or any means i- justifiable
for defence but ""t for aggression
When shown reports that : Woman
dltlonal
came tc
p; ejjudlf
' ISOIta U Weill
a question by f'e
e for or against the
ooiiio i Head Mbb Ib JbIIi
uneeteil with the ease, was
of V Nlooli's brother nt
"I kites the late J. I' Mor-
aid that he underslorsl
hail no prejudices agalnsl
. tiforceuinnl of the fher-
'iiniler It - nil,- of reason."
iverni 't would have to es-
llltll the New Havai OOUntr) I would pause
'cn unlawful before hsltlroe before I would vote t
n verdi.-t agalnsl the 4s I Jail." Wright was excused
lovsrnmeul later iln-ughi i
- ihollt Mr r'lsl:
II until it
JUllgil about
defendant.
had kissed him
li New Jersey,
said
I gtiei I I'll have
I,,- making a Hob
i:iti. woman thai
I daughter. Mrs .1
Ml li
train left a town
Is, ,n laughed and
' U . II, sir,
looking at M i
1 gets to be at'OU
' spent his life ii
answered ins carpenter,
Rockefeller, "when a man
I yens old sun nas
helping to develop llli-
an iiivnii ions
to scud 111 1 1 to
N""ii I mill's lea Defence,
i ,,
inc.
si-
rut
"li ,M eh i I W. I hppcl. i
- Nat i 1 1 Ribbon ! 'oini
Ml Itlversids Drive,
Ni it I al Mr. NIcoll made his
ii i" the defenos Mr. Dip
iiiniisi rvedl) In favor of the
' 1 - ai'Plh 1 i ' nd he en id so.
w.i- explaining the charge
lefeu lam- al the time.
(lovernrnent's contention here,"
ii,it lies was a conspiracy
unlawful , siinblnatlon whieii
iful to tin- nommerce of the New
Kl lies Now tlie dele-ire Is to
' these combination! were
lawful in the tiist pluce and not
l"it bsneSclal to . the States
Mr Dlppel understood, but ha
unsolentlously say he bad not
I "i' nion ihoul the Kiiernian act.
II mi mil the deciding qtieallon
f Dlppel was through.
li s A I. it. alio- :. . I, .el.- hpnkAr
l-ves at l Lssxitigton avenus, bad an
i
M
g , i -
; "Tin
he . ,
to err.
Bit) 1 1,
Mliim.,
not l:
tisrinf
ligmeil
Kim. i
v ,,
ISdge
l"l M
''I,, i
Sol New mask, mulsrWI
maker, had a lirejuuice ' H
but Thomas N. Pell,
ir and corset
inst railroads,
who la sac ret a I ) oi
upon ng.ige.l in insiiiiiu't
brokerage, wei Bol V I ictus, a mai
of lll'lh St reel and nroao
out by cons, nt. and H, W,
architect of 4 ; Klflh ave
the chair vacated by I :i I
lor nearly inrge oaya,
Mr. Koehlcr served
the Importance of this case.
Judge, who stool on on,, ot
leading i the bench, "I want
upon you thai you must conduct your
selves wiih exceed Ing circumspection.
Votl must not talk about this case among
yourselves or with others. Vmi must
nol permit any person lo approach you
for the purpose of discussing tins case.
You must refrain from opinion until tin
evidence is all presented, the lawyers
have aildiessed y Hid the Judge has
delivered his charge YOU must keep
your minds open and free until the case
comes to you for decision," Tlie court
then a'l.ioui tied until Mondu) morning ,'t
ill ;30 o'clock
it was Impossible to Obtain any ex
pression of opinion from the defsndnnts
ascent that It was a strong. Intelligent
looking Jury. All remained In the court I York
room tltroughoul i lie day m Rocke
feller paid particular attention and so
Mr Lesiyard. wiiosil by Inn Hanked BALLAST CONTRACT APPROVED
hv Robert w. Tn ft . H, D, Robbing siis
1.1ns- little group Oil in,- limn "I me ,- ...-...-1 ill.,- I I Vol.,
r men are s'at - i
(lOSe l" their "s Ms! I mil Ie Hoard H'lallSS,
A contraci anvanled by the Public Hei
lis case for the ' ui
null uum ami he
Jay and a hail'.
railroad's
If 00. lie
n, '
the tiel
Daniels 'inn Inspects
under , msl rud loh foi
be ootlductsil with the
thorough n ss,
The trial oolirt will
Boston N.ivv Yard or
Will be cotul" .sed "f Ite
I I'iske. J M. He n. W.
Worthing! on. A i ile. ivc
; Pay master-' leneral T,
Ideu tenant! Tomnuindei
; the last named as Judgi
; The charges again.
are th" result of ll.
; during the last t wo ye
ng,- battsrlss of Ihe i
i K class, purtlculari
annual "ll of the
I faUltS Were due lo '
j lo design
' Admiral Utile s :.i' ui live
as Inspector "f machinery at
River Khlpbulldlni Company
Quincy, line, where the K--st
ru, 'te.i Th. Admiral saW
called Ihe attention "f 'he COIItflUn) lo
the faults in Ihe storage batteries of the
!.' 'Pi nnpaiiy assured lilin he
said, thai if trouble developed with the
batteries ll would make the matter right.
f Secretary i
of the ships
Ihe navy shall
Utmost care and
convene at the ,
i let. .her 1 1 and
r Admirals It
M Parke, w c
and ii O, Dunn .
J Coa ie and )
w Johnson,
advocate.
Admiral UtlS
loubls expei lenced i
ears wit h t ho st.u -
iilmiarlnes of the 1
with the K-5. Kx
liU r showed that
irktuaushlp and not
to look out or
on nut of m.
kissed ms w:
ihn Sloan of
ey I'
The
my
Nuts
PROGRESSIVES orf'OSh'.
i;riillr t'onHNlltOV iiiiliit
tl in 1 1 1 lit Inn.
Ths fxt.'ut.' oommlttcs of t!.' Pro
frMsivs county commlttoe dorldcd at a
meeting in t!i Portyesscond street head
UUHrters Isst mirlit t oprxvu.- the sdop
Hon of the new Constitution.
This action wss t;tkvt despite the writ
len ycnue-n of Wltllutn H. HoUJikiH. te
state fiinirniaii. tint tl committee
B)hOUld nol so on looorrl ami ths o
ir!ii iittir nf Ktsnley Isnnos. chsr
men of conMltuUonft) ooinmlttse of
thf pnrty.
I County Chalrmsn John J. (VConnell
l hau I that UthOUeffh thfl pnriii.rt. Constl"
tutlon coiUs-tned horis ko'I provisions ll
was largely a ins-fs -tn i a noluslon. a
gouth fmerlun rspubllc would be muds
nf Mew ovU stati. h givldi were power
vests) -tt ihe lovsrnor such as hs v
been proposed mai ih Oovernor he nut
subject t recall Its dsclsred thut under
LlilS provision a (iiirty in power wouM
renttvln m power until those wns a
lut) wai 1 politics l revolution'
th Kitraj -
wucotl- TO MAKE POWDER FROM KELP.
ho had 1
He scutes i w in Onm UcenH it-si
fur Put-sfc Plant.
fur win. h
wholly ti blame, bet ui
mainly where it ImI"Iik
on the 'system.'
"Ami so m tho other indust t
continued I '"i Pabst, Mw are epi
up ii the breaking point, 'tSfllcieti
which ih merely another name fr sp
has become the isan of ths mod
Industrial w!rhi. and it hen been no l
and persistently harped tipon n tn
seem ths sum total if human desires.
w, while with legitimate eitlclency
we have no quarrel, thtn- Im a specie
of sfltclency which herv')- tn be
branded with Ite t rue uanie, which ie
Kretd Ihe jrreed nf a certain .la-- .
employer that sets all his machined on
Impossibly high Kears and then telle lib
men that the reason they cannot meet
hli requirements is bocause they take
a kImn of beer. -Ml drink, he declarea,
even used In moderation, lessem elll
ctsncy, "Certain great industrial concerns in
thia ctnintry have te.'.inie mi enthueed
over the possibilities of Increasing the
eftlcienc) uf their help by Inducing ab
stlnence that t iej have adopted strln
geni rules againit drinking.
v ii I UeesasiMi Bo Bffjlele
'if, a? some f thcs 'efltcieucy
I porta' cialtni even the moderate drinking
!i light alcoholic hevcr.mef destructive
4if efficiency, why is u that Germany hue
brought real efficiency ti nuch ierfec"
thtn .' ,s everybody knows( the ctermaue
are a nation nf drlnktrs, largely of the
milder alcoholic kcrni;o Beer tn the
nat lonal drink.
"Auain, I have had in) attention
called to the altitude nf tin- 1 mi j'onl
powdsr Company, it would eeem that
tne ia-t place on earth that could attord
t' tolerate eareles or InslUclont WO k
mstt wmihl he a powder faetoi ) Vet
in at sasl one uf itn plants tin- 1 u I'ollt
peopls have established a canteen wheie
beer Is served to the workmen M
man H't a certain number of check"
The strike of longshoremen nnd
freight handlers of the New York Dock
Company on the Mrooklyn watcrrVont
wa enlivened yesterday morning when
more than too w.e of the striker.
Horn1 of them with bnblee in IliPtr arms,
congregated at front and Adams -treet.
;itii started a battle with three k1Ios
men and three strlkcbn tl hom
they were "eort!hu
The eVomen Jeered a: the policeman
and strikebreakers and i" pii i f m-dcr
to disperse they startetl to throw atones
and other missiles, one of which t ruck
Policeman Pa wick the Poplar troet
station, lacerating his hand hurry
i rail to th- station brought ihe reserves
j and ten of the women were arn sted and
taken m the Ad.ittis itrcel court.
! Magistrate Nash n i eah It, with
f the alternative of goh u in a i f.t tho
rest of tin- day Onlj Ihrci. ..r them
, paid their flneH
Most of the women who look part In
I the rioting wen Poles ii ml Lithuanians,
aX
'kl are gopS 1 1
' iwer. Kvldentl
ar 11 Itecl . v.
tf a few wl.ic"
InqulrV hi
brought 'oi t h
pany thut an)
llHi) heen enti-l
Admiral lUltlle'
mil the vt I
the t:ilh
entnte iuhh
way. w ciil
Koehler, ai
nue, sat In
M KlaniKan. No
tnlv .1 faw minute
court room
tered about
counsel,
Mr. Watts
i luverunisnt o
exoocts to sis
outlining the history of the
va rlous conaol Ututions since
will illustrate hla point with map.s.
will open
m Monday
ilc for a
SEVENTH NEW SHIP ORDERED.
Jury I net month m tne
thought lie hud uhout I
sixteen days on s
State courts and
enough,
St., il u',.it down the list,
arter talesman being called only lo lie
excused on the ground tlSsi he had an
opinion about the Bhsrmsn Sw ,,u
SVentlMsIll IbS OhSllsngSS were exhausted
II... Inrv hoi was filled ttlerk
i.r..iiiH then administered tli
,l .ti. -i- Thomas 'I'hacher
the defendants, had I'l'Scineo a oiu,
sltoiisl hy all Ins associalos to dismiss
the Indldtmentg, Judge Hunt aroao and
admlniatered a solemn warning to the
jurors, who will not be segregated or
. . . ji .
"I want to Impress upon you solemnly nous tdropetltlon,
talesman
oath
on Is-half of
Hut Federal l!n nershlii l eiie
I auses 4 'ogStWlSS 4 Hall.
Huston, Oct. ir,. --The Coastwise
Traiisportat loii I'oiupany of Itnston lias
ordered a 1 1,000 ton steamer from th
New York HhiiihuihithK Company
Camden, with wlilcn It already has con
tracted for six lionls This cargo car
rier will he the largest of all.
Another con I t act for a H.OOII Ion
steamer is contemplated, bill Ihe mutler
is held In abeyance because of Ihe re
vival oL the agitation for i lovernment
ownership, which the coa.stvvlso peopls
aay would mean dangerous If not illsns-
oiillaci ar
vice Commission to the Upper Hudson
Stone Cotnpntl) for ballast for HUbtVS)
traclvs was appinvcd tu- the it, 'aid of
KMthniite yesterday. This is II n-
traci held tip last week because Presi
dent Marks said It "looked pretty raw
on its face."
'riie lowest bidder tu the original ront
petition was Calvin Tomklns, '''"' noin
mission changed the specifications ami
rendveri Ised for bidders. In the H mil
compel it inn T kms as not repre
sented and the Upper Hudson Stone
Compgny wo
In a repot
LeWlSi chief
Board, sani
iie a v I " pa ft mint
denial from the COW
such arrsngenieni sver
I Intn It ai'peir'S that
understanding was en
itrsiy oral The fore River eotniwn)
therefore ennnot be held responsible, as
the United states ilnvernmetil has nr.
. soled and paid for Hi
Admiral Little was
her 91, 191 1. and ll.'H
QlllNOV, Mass.. i
I'uwell "f tbe Vote
CuimoraUon Issued
nlghl regarding ih
"I'he storage
Installod under
' k't, 16. Iii oi der to j
potaeh null wir. cii to
of t iie largest niaiiti-
I in the I'nltl d Stales
harvest the kelp crop
in, II was said here
found slong the Cal
eb In this Ingredleut,
cetn -
gel
retired on lie
Y lives III Itostoll
l.t 1.". President
lllver Hhlibulld k
Hits etfttemenit to
ubtnartne Uual i
battery on the K J was
ihe suisyt'vlslon of Ihs
apt
I !-...
f 1 firs
read yeslcrdiiy Nelson 1'.
englnser nf the I3stlmnle
thai "specifications tu Ihe
ontract were pretty crude that
l ihe second contract was more scletitlllc
'and that It should be approved
! President Murks said that the ohange
'of tpeolSogtlons was mads t" exclude
Cglvlll TnmkuiH Ihe Mayor said he
didn't like the commission's, action, but
lie and the oilier members of the board.
excepting Borough Presidents Marks
and Vim Name, vnted te approve the
contract.
senile: l VCl I lie
e due to causes
recent!) been thor
and I has rslUlfed
g search to dlstiover
isolis lor l in- ej-oiliins in Hoi .me
batteries, which can now he prevented
"My personal knowledge "I Admiral
Little's close attention to iltit v . and to
the iiIk'Ii standard of Mrformanco thail
in- uniformly exacted, leads me to be
lieve that the nourt-murtlal proceeding!
in. i nut. id in ci s
battery troubles
which haic only
ought) undersl i
tin- most palnstakl
tin
S S KltAM ISi'o
obtain chloride "f
till war orders on
facturara of powd
wi'.i underegke to
of Ihe Pacts ' ''
to-day, The i.eiti
Ifornla coast is i
according i" ixperts,
Oeorge II Marked, serretaiy and gen
erai mangfei uf the Hercules Powder
Compsny, who is now in San Kranelsco,
h.,s designed a submarine reaper which
will cut the kelp in six Inch lengths. The
pieces are to be drawn into a wire basket
by suction The pi. ces of kelp are placed
in a roasting vat, the needed chemical
substances I g afterward extracted.
trial off Monterey Ha), it i an
nounced, win be made undei tlovern
nicnt supervision as soon as the sub
marine reaper is eomplotod,
I III) When those .'lie.
I man can act no tnor,
i the I hi Punts do not f
In a nowder factor y ,
of Is'er
j "Prohibition Utterly ignores an ancient
land deep grounded instinct ,,f the race,
I it call never succeed foi that Very tea
-on, if for no other. Man is a drinking
itiitnal. Ile Is also a free animal To
uttempt the complete represion of this
instinct strikes at ,.ne .,f r e a'eflsprings
I of hi social life
I "Coincident with a mine equitable -
! del and economic system there tnusi t"
sensible laws regulating the liquor traf
Sc, accompanied by systematic educa-
Hon of the Individual to thoughts ami
habits of nn,, temperance, 1 1 these
methods, and not by prohibition, shall
settle the so-called liquor que.tliiu."
STRIKERS MAY GIVE IN
are founded
will spoedil;
court.'
a in
. clei
rstandlng that
up before tho
J. E. KELLY STILL MISSING.
I'llthcr uf American t'luhli-r lor
I en in-,' Hears l-'riim I OHtyftdSi
.lames K, Kelly of 15 Broadway, father
of Itussell Kelly of Ihe American Corps
of the. foreign Legion, peci ived a postal
card yesterday from Lawrence Scan
ion of Cedarhurst, L I, another uiem-
lieneral rlleclrli' Workers i.
peeled lo ccepl , ,..' lin. r.
Si iiknki rnv, ,V. V, fJol, 15. - A
a heated conference of four hours lust I
until past midnight, the executive cm
inittee or the Metal Trades Allium
resenting inc. twenty-sin unions i i
ested III tlie strike of 11,000 rlliplo)
at the local plant of the I Jem ml Kli'C-
tric 1'ompuny, nnnouuceil thul it would
call on llenerul Manager ileorgo K. Kui
inons of the company to-morrow morn-
LHorrors!
Syiv-e steir
is tHat you?
Mother as angry I
Sylvester has lifen
acting lor the movies.
Mother is a snon
doesn t approve of "that
movie actress".
Now slic sees
Svlvesl-f ut! tlie
d.:
My!
.1,
uctt languaR
triR
si reen,
fur, my
ron i uou
Dors Sylvester vvnrry ?
Not much I I Ie s making a
movio In in s salary, and
Natalie North,' th.it actress".
calli him
now.
by h
.fame
Something might y
happens in I lorence
son s story
Sylveatei .
Ryer
i hat ( 'irl and
Get your
evenini; papt
py with your
i tonight.
OTIS KWrsW:-?S96ISS
liniii ii I I ii rriiMiiiM't I'll rK I.hI.1'.
The bod) oran unldftiitlfltd mati, who
is Hupposod to iiMM' uuiiunlttttd nutolUei
wmh found yMtrdajv morning in Pn-iiim-i
c.ti k lukis i irooklyn. it Umi b$on
in tln wain ab'Hit tWtilVO llOUrH. Th
man w.k flv Il0h1 IllwUeB t it 1 1 ,
nbou. 10 fins old and waHned UO
pound. H wnri' a hlatk i nit and
shirt with a gf$0fl MokMfl A Dft Hli
hta linw thf ujini' of jThnrlen 1 ah'y. a
imnnhrr of PrMIHIelWlQ I'nlon No I50i
wan fouiMl In hl i"M kel.
her f the foreign
no word had y
Kfll,', who Wftl
mi June 16 and
lakt-ii prison?!
Bcanlont who wri
h'K Rtld hat'k in th
het-n in a ho-p tal
that 1 1 in. ItlOMt ui' Ih
tast. Mi
l'rani'als
Leg Ion, Haying that
hpcn raotV9d from
woundod al Houohov
bellevod t havt beon
wnunth'd in tlir
sanit tlnl". has
tt Orloana sint'e
Lima tn t planter
has baen rt'inovtMi to Hoapltal
if i-w Vorit. Hgaay par vrmn,
Yonnt', wliara tha ioi-tor and nurse
arc Am'TitaiiM. Mr wiits to Mr. Kolly
thut ho in ot ling along flnr."
ing
Tha committee refused to divulge ll
purpose, hut ulnoe Air. Kmmuns has -i d
that a ! j hour day with .'- f
ionti Increasa in wages was the ben the
company would offer and thai tins offer
would bold a 1 for limited time only,
it is believed thai the rommtuee will
geoepl th otter and tii.it the man will
iouim to work Monday morning,
Pee ml ps viuii tn 10 liDemburg
a m sTggpAii . . I ft, Premier !:
chen of Uusemburg, who iit.-ii TupmUuv,
h it hla entire fortune to the Ktato hi
j promote educgtlon in podtleiil ecouoitiy,
Mis will was mads pubHe to-da)
plgee win ho tantporitrlly nih-i hPi'
roulor-Uoncral MongonoMt,
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