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THE SUN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1915.
U. S. WITHOUT FEAR,
ASSERTS DR. JORDAN
IVifist Tolls Audience That
Compulsory Military Ser
vian Is Treason.
IS ANSWERED BY MENKEN
David siarr .Jordan, chancellor mrt
tils of taflfWeJ 1 'Diversity, and S. Ktan
Wood Mrrken. prrsldrnt of tho National
ciu'lty tiWHIIIl talked before a meet
Inn conducted by the l'dplc's Institute
ami Woman's PMM I'arty In Cooper
Union Inst evening on "What Does
America Kcar?" The audience plainly
eympat h ir.ed with the views of Ur. Jor
dan rather than with the prcjiareslraieie
pita of Mr. M liken, who w.xa frequently
Intei t upted and bombnrdxl with un
IHendly question at the rloae.
"AWHrlca," eald Pr. Jordan In nil
calm denunciation of mirtar'.sm. ' does
Mot far anything. The only teat of fear
la hale, afld she hatoa nothliu;. Home
times 1 wish that elie f pared more hate
anil war. Just now certain highly edu
cated ati'l raapadad men In this iart
of Ihe louittry are e.oing the Kaiser on
horseback Invading the country at the
head of VlCtorlOUf armies. !oniet lines
we think New York Is Vary provincial
because Hhe iratflsTH no further than the
ownera of a few area! papers, anil
no,
to the hearts and souls of the
i-
But 1 have Confidence In Amerloj. and
In her people to Judgu soundly.
"We do not employ Impeachment for
treason, hut if we did every man who
advocates compulsory military service
ouKht to be eligible for the first trials.
Wo should fear more the subtle in
fluence of Prussian militarism than the
strength of 1'ruasian armies. The kind
of citizenship implied in Tennyeon'e
Mitring llrtee, 'iheira not to reason
why, theirs but to do and die.' we do
not want in America, no matter how
efficient It may make us.
"Prepai ednesa Is a secondary Issue.
War Is the result of a desire to turn
the people's minds from Internal diffi
culties. So here we are trying to take
attention from local politics by slaking
the jH'ople t prepare for war."
"America," said Mr. Menken also, "hae
nothing and of necessity no one to fear,
but she must Join the competition In ap
plying scientific research to her re
sources. You carry every other kind
of Insurance, and 1 ask you If you do
not wish to furnish protection to your
country against what I)r Jordan tuts
eald 1 frequently the result of secret
workings of foreign diplomacy. I am
not willing to gamble Ann rlca and her
IsMtltUtlohl against the chance of war"
Dr. Jordan also talked on the cause
Of the present war before the Free
Synagogue yesterday morning, saying
It was to atop the foiward movement
cf democracy.
BRYAN'S DOVE COTE INVADED,
National Security l.eaaue tlprne a
Dram h 111 Lincoln, -Veb.
"More feathers have been plucked
from William Jennings Mryan e Uve of
peace at any price" is the way the Na
tional Security league MnOUIMSS tho
opening f a branch to carry on Its prop
agandu In Lincoln, Neb
the strong-
hold or the pacifist.
The InvaHton by tho advocates for a
pnpper national defenc followed a re
cent speech by Mr. Hryan In l'htladel
phla In which he bitterly attacked the
National Security !. guc Und the Navy
League. Itisregarding thle attack, a
meeting was called in the Lincoln Com
mercial Club.
William B. Hrewster. field secretary of
the league, who Is organizing branches I
throughout tho West, uddressed the
meeting ami later spoae to iuu siuncnis
of the I'niverstty of Nebraska at the in
vltatlon of the chanoellor. A college
branch was organized at the university
to cooperate with lire citizens' branch,
tnoei of ti e students pro;nt Joining the
movement.
A letter received by S Stanwoo.1 Men
ken, president of the National Security
IAur, from lOdwIn Milton Itoyle of
Darien, Conn., says In isirt :
'I twice votetl for Mr. Bryan for
President and I have struggled for years
to maintain my loyalty, but I feel that
I owe myself an abject tips, logy, e e e
Ha Is a narrow gaugn man with a nar
row gauge mind. Ho la an unreolist
with no nioro relation X life og we live
It than a toy bfjtoon. Any ship
that takes its reckoning from a toy bal
loon 1 on the way to shlpwTeck. I
(tin't belleo that many Americana take
Mr. Hryan aetiously at this day and
date."
MILITARY SHOW TO-NIGHT.
win
Continue
at -Madison
All Week.
Hqnsrs
Harden
Mayor Mltchel will open at Madison
Hquare Harden to-night the military
how, which Is intended to demonstra.e
the requirements of the country in ca-Me
of war. The army, the navy and the
National (Hard of New York will be
repix-Hentcd and various military man
(suVres will be exes'utcd.
The show will continue for six nlghls
and on each It will be directed, by a
military official. Tho Plattuburg con
tingent Is expected to drill on one nigiit
and M is proposed that Mayor Mltchel
will then appear In lug khaki uniform,
i me night will he reserved for the army
and another for the navy, when repre-.-iitatives
of thego two branches of the
Mfstoe will have the principal part In
ihe programme. A dress rehearsal was
held yeaterday.
CALLS U. S. CONTROL DEFENCE.
NMlHlUl
-Mayor-elox't
rrrparfdueu,
Tnlka of
fssnvernTTirnt owiicmhiji f publlo
utiutu-ji h thn jirnt ni prima vtM to-
ward nfltional prftparwlmg,' Hiiitl I r.
GoorK" K. luriin, HociallHt Major-olwt of
JthiiitM?t4iuly, in a Bpeech Uiirt niK-t b
fore the IjtlMr Centre FTUfn at the
Washington IrvlnK Hlh School.
Vo nuiHt take over thr railroii'l.
toljrraplin, coal niinen and other Dublin
UtllltlsM -o in'vent foreljcn M'.-n am) I
fiirciprn lnt'iriiH from gettin-e" ' Titrol of
I htm HeWt haiuperlnjf the Uo ninitrnt tri
th event fit Invanlon." he a444. "The
flr-rt tep ttwartl prepAreftnetH Ih to put
the nation flint. No nation will find the
people willing to d for It UfllMHi Uvlfll
for It in made worth while. Poverty ll
pot eoTidiK i :o loyalty.
"I'm lt"t a pMCe at any price So. ial
0 I (ofMildlr that the rtfttloitftl 'trn-
mitttw of tho Hocifillil party adopted an
Rbvurd niitl-war inanlffHTo, I MKMl on
Of the I
In ciu
'i fhansTf
rrvmlueernen what he ootrld do
i nsion
He answered
nlfesto.' "'
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Man sticks
wtursca to
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the l ie
of ii urn
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MAYOR NAMES PREPAREDNESS BOARD;
CARDINAL FARLEY HEADS
4
Noted Mon Accept Part in
Plan to Urge Adequate
National Defence.
EVERY WALK OF LIFE
KEPRKSEXTKI) ON IT
Mayor MIteliel announced yesterdity
the membership of his committee of
1,000 on national defence. He has en-1-sted
In his scheme men from every
walk of life, churchmen, professional
men, buslnesa men, epeclallsta In vari
ous fields, a veritable armyto repre
sent the multitudinous affairs of the
city In forwnrdlng a campaign that
has now assumed a place of major Im
portance in the mlnda of Amerlcuns
everywhere.
Cornelius Vanderbllt beads the execu
tive committee of seven members
Kver eince the Mayor came home from
his month of intensive military training
under the regular army otflcers at
t'lattsburg he and Mr. Vanderbllt have
been perfecting plans to array the city's
talent on the side of preparedness. The
men who have been selected are. In the
opinion of the Mayor, a guarantee that
President Wilson will have the support
In the coming session of Congress of
such a body of citizens as Is calculated
to bring very v'vldly before the national
legislators Ihe grave responsibility they
are under to provide adequately for an
army and navy In which the people of
the country can hnvo the fullest re-
llance
rne
general committee has at the
. i 1 ..,!,. W.th M I
Vanderbllt on the executive committee
are Cleveland II podge. Alexander M.
White, (ieorge W. Perkins. William N.
Dykman, Barnard m. Baruch and wn-
lard fv Straight.
Mayor lntl!ncs Work.
In making public the personnel of
both committees Mayor Mltchel ald:
"I am glad that the membership of
the Committee of One Thousand on
national defence has been completed
and that I have been able to d iv 10
appoint these gentlemen to serve with
the executive committee.
"A great deal of educational work Is
Mill necessary even In this city to bring
home to our citizens nn understanding at
once of the utter lack at present of ude
uuate means of national defences nnd of
the urgent and Imperative neceeitty for
those defeii.ee on land and BOA. This
Committee aril the firtv or slxtv kin
dred committees appointed by Mayors
throughout the country should find an
Immediate opportunity for great Useful"
ness In promoting n popular under
standing of the real t ic's in this matter
"It should be the function of ttile com
mittee alaa. bv developing local etip-
porti to iiseiet the President and his
technical advisers In seennnsr from the
, coming Congress the legislation BSOSS
'e.irv to the establishment of a penna
1 rent tind udeuuate nysteni of national
I ,1.. fence
"This Is an undertaking which will ap- i
nanl to everv loal American citizen and
to which every American citizen etiould
i give Ills active help."
The gener il committee Is composed of
Cardinal F.irlev. Oeorge McAr.eny. in
I nn A. l'rendergaat. Mnrcns M Marks.
Lewis ii Pounds, Doullss Matheeroon
and Mauri, s IS Connolly.
The members of the oommi'te are:
A.
Anable, Courtland v.
Anderson l ore A
Ail,. .;. Charles A
Appletnn. F H . Jr.
Appleton, K. Ross.
Any Martin H
Arnold. Frank A
Armstrong. J Sinclair.
Asi'gri-n. John.
Mlerbury Kev A P.
Atkins Ed wlB F.
At kl neon. W H
Auchlnlosa c c
Austin. Dwisht B
A am an, "isr,.ivce.
Astor. V.ncent.
Abranam. I.aurenos.
Ahh,. Dr Kolsrt
Abbott, Lawrence F
A. Uenuan. Enn st R
Adams Ambrose R
Adams J
A'lnmson Robert.
Agar. John C.
Ahlatrom. C T.
Alliee. E F
Aldnoh. Wmlluxip
Alexareler. A
Altoril. Thomas K
Alien. Dr Herbert C.
Ambler Dr A S
Ames. E-lsin A
Ames Louts Aniun.
B.
i . ,
Kilwiu G
Rlock. John A
liciiKigood. Robert F.
Bloomer, MUlard J,
Bloom, E1 ard C
Bloomeneohn, Dr l! J.
Blumstein. 1. M.
Jiobbs, Wm C.
Hi.l 'n. P, n
Boattger, lleiu-y w.
be . Morton G
bohm. Ernest.
Holdeii. Hi hard M
Boldt, Geors-e C
Boiling, liiiynal 0.
Ilnli, ,n. William II
Bond, Stephen Norman
Bondy, WiL.am.
Hoo ly. Cliarles A,
Borden, Bertram II.
Horg. Sidney C.
Borie A E
bourne. F G
bowers. Henry,
bowers, John M
R-iwnian, John M E.
Royesen. II. i, mar 11.
Boyle, Edwanl F
Itoynlnn, Edward B
Ilradshaw'. Thomas F.
Hrasly. N F
K'wty. l'eter J
Brawner. Alexander H.
la-uti. Jlooeri Los
luster. ReT, i. a.
Bailer. Frank
Balnurldge, A C.
llaird. Col A D.
I. . ,. Frederick A.
luscr. G F . Jr.
liuker, Juseph J.
Baldwin. L. E
Baldwin, w u.
Baldwin. William M
Hall, the Kev A D
Ballanline. J. Herbart
Ilaker Edward H
Bangs, rraticsa
lannard, otto T
parlies. E II
Rarbour, Den
Barbour w Warren.
, .: 'A ...mi H.
Harlow l'rter T.
Barhiclr. John J.
Harratt. F'dsar G
Barrett. Nicholas J.
Barrett. W F
Bam-. Charles D.
Barry. Herberl
Ilarrr. John J
Bart hold. W H.
Barton, llrise
Baruch Dr. Kimon.
Iliuis Walter
Biuuett, Eiiward M
Ilnsl. William C
Bsssicr. Dr Anthony. Itrennnn. William A.
rlatlle. g (.onion,
Bayne, Howard K.
Bavoe. Hush A.
Reals. John D
Beard, Daniel Carter.
Brenner Fre it,i
Mrent. IP-nry Kelly.
BrtMKhaud. Jttlta
Brtwuier. HOboift 8
Undirnan. Col O. ti.
Brl-iirn, B. V
Hruht, IdOlUl V
Mriirckerhoff. C, 0
i ..-ii..,,;. Ur W. B
Brlttol, j i T
Brnkaw, OeOfpl T
Brriirian. Erwia X
Brouyhi Alenander.
Brown. Edward C.
Brtwn. Ern.'at C.
Brow n, FranUlin Q
Hmwn. ljowe.ll H
Brown, Ihr Sam A
Brown, Tlirodora M.
Brown. Wi;;ari s
lirown. William H
Brown. WUllwn R
firownittf. John scoit.
BruntHT. Arnold W
hrvnon, ThonotN V
Ruehantn. I, Edwin
JiN' kle, Jom
Ruff a, I-t 'uKnio
Hull. H-try w.
Bull l,udlnw ft
Bullard. Harold C
Burohall, r-(irir w.
Buniick, Clinton i
Burleicn. o'-orn.. w.
Hum. Henry,
Burnit. A
Bum. Patrick .,
BurrlH. prtvtpti
ButW, Filiw Parker
Bui Irr. William II
Buttniw.ar Jo i,.
Hyrne. .lanu'ri
Hyriiet,, Mi. huel .1
lit afk-'iiridife, J C.
Beard, w n,
Hts-svcr. Jnhn.
Ilravfr. .'nh n TT
B k Jams M
Bedell. I-iinlel M.
n-leU. Waller E
TV-ei her William C
neT Dr F'lwln,
lls-hnintr. Alhert.
Behrer Martin
Bel, Bertrund V
Bell, (iordt.n Kiinir
Bell. JamM n
Bellamy. e. P.
Belnont. Aurut.
Benedict. Br-rrv B
B-nediH. Vfllirr B
Bene.h.-t. W Ht .John.
Bennon Rfert U
BernMetn Htrwn
BemUheimer Emll
Bern WtlliWTI
Itert rnn. S B.
Bethell Tnion
Beypr. Herninil W.
I.iejflnw. Peultney
B iiKhT-m. Oen T A.
BinioT. Ariield
ItiHftell. Br .Tnfcrph B
B1 k. Tnc."r M . Jr.
Black. B niffnrd
BlurU Wm llnrmnn
RltjPktOO. J Stuart.
Blair J lnnley
Blunt hard. Ir A J
lUiitK-hor 1 Taac n
T.lnndv CfnwrlM
Bl.inhfleld Ed In TT
ptiHr". r X , Jr
BIIbn, Fin. -t C
Alt a. William IT
c.
Caiman, Ttie Rev
S
p oheu
n- Joseph 11
ii Charles P,
I l
Ca.lv ClSrelli e W.
Calder, WlUlaw M
Caldwell. H 1)
Caldwell ClMi l""Pe.
CsJlan Edward.
Campbell Ur, Wm F.
Oanfleld. Qeorse F.
Cat n, II W . Jr.
Career. John K
Carlton. Newcomb
Carnio.lv. Kraiv ls X.
Canasirle. T, M.
Carolan, A
Cerraher, Michael
James C
Hole rl J
Dr. Ilurneti 0
illier,
Collins. II S
Cumlort. W. R,
Conaat, i-.niesu i.
Connell, iteraeH .
Coiiiier, Or. lsv.is A,
Conrow. Theodors.
Cooke. ) W.
Corbihi John
C'oriUns, c H.
Cometocki 1. K
Cm.- Kre.lcn-k 11
ronklln, Aifrrsi u.
Conteees. Vita.
Conway, Patrick J.
Conner, John J.
Cornell. II. T.
Cnetello, J.
Qortelyojii 'leorto b.
Culler Wllham A.
c. ii, icrt. Frcderte R.
iiis'l ClnrUsiiri
Cosies Russell A
Cos null. vs. hi. .1 II
Cr ills Ki inotn M
Crateii II lohn M
ci h t, in- c Hurni,
Cr nn J Ssi seam
Crunlord Fri'drrick I.
I'ravatli I'eul 0
Cnmni ns John Ii
I'riniaiins Thomas
Crnk, Jobit
Crumwell, Ueorge.
I Curri II to n Howard
ain.il .lolin .a
Carroll, LaaremsV,
(arler. K A
Case. Chailes l.yman.
Caaseheer II A.
Castle. W A
i ,, ii.lwi.'l John R
I ChaiulNTliu Us: ls-rt
Cliitnlcr. Is'w
heiiey Thomi
Chetwood, In
rhiiils, Ki rsli
I'liild. ireomii
a. I.
II
w.
rhlld. Waller
'- w II
II
I I. ii U Charles T
I hill' ll, M U
I 'Ii ir h
oo I.
I si k, Frederick V.
I ikl a, Juliu iTuutor.
Cromwell, Lincoln
Cromwell. W Nelson
Cutlen, Edisr M
Cumnock. A J
Currsn. Hen II. H.
Curtis, Brldfham.
Cunts. Charles 0
Curtm William E.
Cutter. Ralph L,
larks. Aiwllff
Clarke, Orenvllle.
Clarke, l,ewt..
( lift. Bdward H.
Clinton, Franois Vf.
Clonln. JnM K
Clyde, Wlllliun P.
CODD. Irvln 8
CMK W Bruce
'itllng. H I.
Cochran, Alei. Smith. Cutting, R
Tlarard
Fulton.
Co.hraSk
lieorgs O.
Cuttlm. H
Cnirswell,
Heorge K
Kaly. Corn, litis J.
l'aly. Eiieene V
1 U Jell. Fred R
ana. Dr. C'larles I,
Pavlee, J. Clarence.
I'arli, H H
Paele, Rlchart H.
I'awson, Allan
Day. Joseph P.
Hay. William A
liaylon. Charles W.
Ifc-an. hashforrt.
leai.lnn. r.r J V
PS Brags. Joseph it.
packer, navtd c.
Hearing. E J
Ie Forest. Robert W
Ketones. Alfred,
pslsjeld, Fr-d p
Iielahunty. Thomas T.
Ii-lano. Eugene
Deuterh. Bernards
Dextsr. Oeorjrs T.
Dillingham. Charles B
Dlttenhoefer. A. J
Ilx. William r
Dnellins Ioiils.
Doerr William
Donsfen. Nicholas t.
Dnren. George H.
Dorf. Samuel
Dots. Douglas S.
Douglse. Wm Harris
Howling. Frank T.
Downey. John P.
Drake. Newman E
Drsieer. Michael
Iire.slsr. l.sorre.
Drrsae. Charles F
Duffieid. ReT Howard
Duffy. Bernard W.
ivlatnur. Dr H R
DurTy. Peter
D' lavan. Irr D Bryson Dulat. Alexander
I.. Jxnt .Tullua
Duncan. Louis.
Demareet. William C.
Deniutii, Iopold
Do Navarro, Alfonto.
Dench. Dr Edward B
DepeWi Frsnlt
Duncan. Willtam B
iiunn. Oaro
Dunne. Flnley Peter
Dirkse C I)
Dwlght, Flmund
E.
Edie. nertram r,
E.trley. Corneltue J.
Kalon Bradler L.
KM-ts Charles II
Kckstrtn. M Maurice.
Rdey, Fr.l E
RdntOIMS, Ttiomas C
, Uwerde, Charles .i.
Kds ardi. Clnrnee
Bdwarda, E w.
KrinariW Oeorge B
ghert. The Kev i D
I Bhrst, fieorge. jr.
Eldllti, into M
! Klklis. Ahram I
Klaherg. Nathaniel t
Klaon. Edwin D
Ely. Rotx-rt Ersklne
Enelow. The Rev It
English. William II
bptgi Tlieo.tiFre C.
RrTanger, Aiie
Ernst, liemar t M I.
Esterhrook It D
Mien E W.
Evan. II K
Evans. Henrv
Eviim... Rudolph
Evans William T
Evern. Mgr I.uke J
Bvereon, .samuei
Ewmg. Dr James
Elliott, Percy D.
Ellison. William n
Dme. Junee C
F.
Pabbri, AUeesndrs
Fnhneto,-k. William
Fair. hjld. .Iilllan 1)
Farley. J W
Farrelly Stephen.
Femer. Ik-ujaniln F
Fell T Heel
Fenner Hun I,
Felininwir... Anthony J
Feuerbach, F I.
Plndley, WllllSH l.
flnlay Samuel I..
Finn. Oeorge H.
FMi Albert H
Fihheck. Oarles F
F .lier. Dr E.ard D
Fi.her Irving K
Emi Wilbur C
Flint. Charl.a II
Fofarty, Wiliiaro J
Foirgui. Frank
Foley. Alelarsler.
Fot.-y, Jamoe A.
Folks. Ralph
Fojlmar, Charles .t
Folsam. Henry T.
Fortes A B
For-i. jemee it
Voren. lieerge W
Foster. Arthur C I).
Foster. William ii
Foster. Thomas I.
Fowler Thomas P
Fox, Charles
FTan'-olinl. Joseph X
Frank. Josepn.
.. Frayne llnh
'ery freuod. John C
Fitzgerald, Ths
nee e a.
Irleilltin, Israel
rnzieraia John j Prledlander (ieorge
r , imiri.-K. r r r r .'.l. im M
Furcatrick RlahSId Frissll. A I
PlSgg, r . . Vrot hi nghnm. E V
Fleiechmaa, Dr iienrr rrothlnghain J w
r 1'tcher. Austin H
Fbl'-her Nnac D
Fleury. George a
F'lerth. Em'l
Fuller. Charles H
Fuller. Seymo-ir K
i (lair Itobrrt
I t.allatin. Allrt E
OSlluct, Lulls
! Oattrtn. John F
Ooodrlch, e i
Goodwin. Frank J
Gougb, Wiii.jun
Gould. Charles A.
Gould. E.loln.
could. Dr dward w
Oouldsn. c. j.
Oraee, Joseph p
Cirsv John Clinlon
Ore gOOn, Walter J
flarrleon w ii
;,-,.
Flls.rt II
I. Fre,i K
i.-u,.
(. iston. (i II Jr
I tint ling. Richard H
I (ieorge. William
(itbboney. Stuart fl
r.reen. Warren I.
Giiiesnie LaerfaiMo L. Gregory,
C F
John S
'finnan. Tneooore
(iimbel. Isaac
nlttlnga. Oeorge w
Oodley, Oeorge MeM
Qoelel Robert.
Ooi.i Cornellui n
Goldman Renu
Gnldeboro. J It
riohiwater. Dr is s
Ootnnerc, Samuel
Goodrll, Rev C E
Goo lhue. Charles B
c.rlsi om, CleotaiM A
(Iriscnm I.lov.i C
(.men If A
Grosstn in the Kev
Dr
nudoipn,
OtihelRien o i.
Gude O J
Guggenheim, S:mon
Gunnison. F H.
Gtirnee, A C
Owethmey. J Tetnpts
H.
H van R M
llas-e Daniel S
II U . i- ! rle,-ll
llaggin. L. T
Ralgbt, A s
Hale. Arthur.
Hail. A c
b . Hugh
Hall A J
Jlalbgan, H A
HaiLv k. A n
Hamilton. F 11
Hamilton. Henry D
Hamilton, Wiin.-un P.
D uuerllng, I nule M.
II mini. ot.1. Ogden II
H unmltt, Waller
Hamilton Howard
Harian. N W
Itanauer. Jerome J.
Ranavan, E
Hannan N W
HapffoolL Norman.
11 arden. James
Hardin, A T
Hards, Lamar
Rerknees. William n
Herman Sidiiey II
Ib'ss. Simon
Hester, the R, V St
Clair
Hewitt, Peter Cooper,
Hiyble, (reorye H
Hisble, Robert w
Hicks. Fred-rick C
ii II Pri i Trevor
Hill ar.l. J Q
Him F I.
Htnea James J
Hwaehman Stuard
Ilodsmaii. G 11
Hoes Jam. - T
Hoffman willlsa W.
Hoile. James T
Holm. Charles F
II ilmes. E T
Holmes Rev James E
Holt. CuniN
Honeyman Robert B
Hooker. Henry S
Hornaday vTllllaniT,
Homwlta, le.ais j
HorwIU, Edward T
Hoyt , Colgate. Jr
Rowland, Francs M
Howland. William II
Hubbard I T
Hubbs, Charles f
Huff, l'ersr F
Hulbeeg, Fred
Hulbert. Hon Murrey.
Ilulst, Covert
Hunt, lleekman
Hunt. Ieavitt J
H'lHey. Jam-s F
Hulehlnson. Dr Woods
llynes. Thomas
i Harmon, William E
I Rarrle, Arthur M
, Harris John F
' Hart. Charles F
I Hart Ixiuis f
I Hastings Thomas
I Hat hawsy. Charles
l Rarantefer Fre-i c
. Rayee, George B
j Hegematli John R
neiinroner Txuiis
Helms. Tdreti
Henry. George R
nenry, W Hamilton
llentz. Henry
I.
lvllr. John R
Idehn. T F
Ireland, tiurdon
Jacob!. Ir AhdMham
Jre-oiiy, Jitek
Ja4wla Stanley p
.Tiinn-. Pif win B
Jiuneji. lir Waiter B
.larmulownkr Harrr
J'-n'ki Francia M
Jennflaya. JVrcy H
.Tohnnon. Isaae p
Johtunn. Jlnhert IT
.toliTimon. Be-nry S
JonM. BaJph
Jourdan. Jan.en II
Jnuvaud. T.u.'ipii
Joyee, WIKiani U
Judfe, John 8
Jh. Hard. A 1
Jtihntun, Kliae M.
Kaley, F. E
Kat? Ja-'nh
Kuulmann. 8 Walter.
Kaniaiky. l.-on.
Kean. Mar J. J.
K' armi, B T
K''.itnijT, Jett.me B
Keatnar. ThomM F
Kelir, tftmiav
Keith, Minor C
Ki inwtly. Alfred J.
K Ofh. AleiRiuitir
Kernoehan. TI-n Fred
Kimball, IntraUt
Kln-tred. Dr J J.
K i ng, 1 ten tile S
K.i.-, Jerome A
Kllaisley, DSSWiS P,
XsP, Henry Spies
Kirk. Hiram M
Klaw. Mar.
Knapp. Joseph P
Knniht. Charles It
Km ml er Kolan.l F.
Knot. William H
Knox, William K
Koeeloh, Carl A.
Koch. IV. ''
Koch. K van iler H.
Kolui. Harry n
Kouwerdiaveu. W. H.
Kriuikn, F. J II
Kleiner, Wilhutu N.
Kunhardt, H R
I.alify. Jamee J
l.amh. 'liiirlea H
Lajmhert, Dr, aaiual
Lamport, h
l-aiir-'i horn .la nh S.
LaruffttU. ThtimaK J.
Larkm, William P.
i,hi hrop. Bponow
J.alMttu, Almet lii'ed.
Laura M liur-l
Levy. BdSSr
Leer, 1 Monteflore.
lu sis. II
Iavt-isnhu. A.lolph.
lwisohn. Mam A.
1 jehteiiMttuu. H
Lsliemhal Dr Howard.
I.lmnln, C M
Lindias, i en
I.lnpmnn. I. J
Lavefle, Mu m J
Jvnwyslon. IMilli
n.
t.awi'e'Ki'
Rl. -hard W. leieb. William. Jr
I I :isim Wlllliun M
l.olt, ueorac w.
1 ik all, F J
IsOOl, John H
l.orcli, Arthur
I. oid. J Couper
l.ounslnlry. Ju.lsoil.
I.ueas. E. V W
I.udlow, William 11
l.lllstnr, Jnhn H.
l.ilstla. Maxwell.
I.yileckrr C. E.
t.ydon, Rlehanl P
Lyons. Alexander
Ltsioul, Altiert R.
Leeinlns. T '
l ehmun Herhert h
Isoch, John 11
Inland. Leeler
l-ut. Charles A.
Leonard. Wan-en A.
lssli-r. Montstue.
lafvere. Robert
Isvl. Nathaniel R,
Tcvlne. Samuel W.
l.evenson, Joseph.
M.
m, -Aiioo. William.
HeAlnln, ' H
MeAvoy. TboniSS I.
MisCabe, rrauU
MeCerrolli WlllteiB
MtClellan. lieorse 11.
MoGiemant. "
MeCambSi William F.
M.s"ni.lt Anson T.
M.s'nuk, 1'lnlin J
Miu liniuilil. .lames A.
M iiol i.miu .11 T. A.
McDonnell Kohert F
Masson Thomas I.
Maur.v. Henrv
Mayuar.l. Waller K
Meaile. Iliehard W
Mr. In..- Iir riiarle. B.
Meloiley. William B
Menilea. II, e Hey. Dr.
11 l'ereira
Meiiulnser. lister L.
Mr, rull. Allien It.
Mrrrall. Waller
Merrill. Alan 1'ouglas.
neieair. M anion
M ..eo, Ht K. J. HMill, Herman A
Motlrath, Alfred J
Meurer, Bdusrd -'
M Soiire, I. M I)
afclniosh. .lanies H
VeKny lie, mliis 1
Mi Kennev, 11 Poller
MiiXernon, It J V
MilKnlshl J 0
Mi i. ine, ThnmM s
M.U'.iii Amirea.
XI..U,llu,, 1.
Meyer, Cnaries ti
Meyer, Kusene. Jr
M.ves, Sidney
Mlele, Slefano.
m 1 1 1 .,1 - ii Johp a
Nullum. John o . Jr
Miller. A I.
Miller, t'yrin 0.
Miller. 0, It.
Clark, J. H
LIST OF 1,000
fornoliiis Vanderbllt Headi
Exorutivp ( ommitti'o
of Seven.
PRELATE CHAIRMAN
OF GENERAL BODY
M N V.lv. James A
MeSally. run
MoRotsirts. Samuel
MseRse. Faruuhar J.
MeWiiiisms Albert F.
Mahoii. J. B
Mivksv. Clsrenes H
Ms. ka Mali-olm S
Msrr. Nelson
Maer Vanln
Mellon, fieortre B
Malone. E.ivrard.
Man A M
Man 'v Hnrrr Mam
Mannlns Kev W T
Mara. V J
MarMe. W A
Marens. Joseph a
Mareolles Hev M 9
Marine. ArlSndS
Mareh. H W
Msrs'iall. W H
Marston Kilssr T.
Msrtlnelale, J R
Msrs. Henrv
Mason. (Iiihrlsl R
Mills. Orilen I.
Montgomery. R H
Mitchell. N. J
Mia J Rowland
Molllor. F A
Montgomery. O P
Morawrt. Vletor.
Morleeal lien.
Morean. John Hill
Horean William F
Morrenthau M t.
Morris. Pave H
Morris. Dr Iwis R
Morris Newt'Old
Morrlssey. James F
Mnllan Oeorye V
Mulhnlland. John J
Mnnro. James J
Mnnson. Frsnh 0
Murphy, linn Hants!
Mnrrsv. Thomss F.
Murray. William J
Mnsehenhelm W .1.
Mvh.m Willinm V
Mrrli k. Julian s
N.
Ni.-holi. Adelbert a
Nieholas ilrosvenor
Nlehola William 11
Nissell. t.tlill (
o.
ti RourUe. Hon J J.
Oswald John Civile
Outer bfidar F H
Oliver W P
Olypheat, Robert
Nsthsn Ahrsm I.
Nathans. Alfrest
Newlsnd John
Newman Henry
KtCOlT, Courtlan.lt
O'llrten. Morgan J
Oehs Afh.lrh
fishier. Alfred J
Oleett, F. I
Olson, John A
PSI J Sealer
I'M Ion Comle B
1'srU Ilr W H
Parker. Alton II
Parker. QeoTSf A
Parker. John n
Psrk.-r J Russell
Parsons Herbert
P.errepont Robert 1.
Plerson. Iw is A
Pinkert.in Allan
Plaee. Ira A
Plant. LeSMld.
Pols Dr William M.
P .llak Frsnels I)
Post fleorse A
Post. James H
Poet. Howsrd K
Porter Itoraee
Porter. Nathan T
Pratt John T
P-nshrrv Frsnk
Pries Waller W
Prinfle J
Proekauer Joeepl m
Pillllier. Ralph
Pillleyn John J
Puriiy. I.awson
P it nam. fteoriie H
Partri.it- Dr I I.
I'sllen. Hon T 0
Payne Oeorss I
Pestiodr leorse R
Psareon lr John B
Pelr lor,s V W
Perkins Willlsm M
Perlman. Raphael
Peters, Ralph.
Phillips. A
Phillips. Kills t.
t Phillips Nslhsinel
ll.Iseon. Jose
Pierrepont. US.
Q
R.
Juiney, C F
n .nisav III. k !
Rot neon,
Kofiiimnn.
Hobtnton,
Hohi npnn,
it i m.
Ruiiiiipf-n.
Koimmti
ktetr. H
Aaron O
Allsn
rW verly R
Pouflas
F.I ward
I N
p Dwhattaa
I Rayene Mi -hsel W
i Kea. Oeorae BrooeoD
Re.ni. William A.
Regan ThomM
I Ketch, William c
I Reimer John II
Hrlsner the Rev C F
i Reus Morris H
! Remii'k William H
Remln.'ton Franklin
Reynolds, .lame. II.
Rrinliar.l T M
Rhinelan.ler. Plntlp
Rhllielainler. T J O
Richards, r. a
Richards. K 0
I Rlchardi Rev , J H
Richardson, 1 Ran
Hi.i.S'r. Bernard H
Rnl.lir Victor
Riesenhlirser. Irv.ns
Riley. Jamee J.
Rmsler. F A
Rlnrdan D J
Kit-. r K P V
Robert sou. c E
n
Rorrrn H:irry
Rood. Henry
Rnaen. teOOII
Rooevelt, Tlio . Jr
Rnooevi it w BmWti
Rorid". Alexander 1
Rnn nwaldt IVnno
RnpsitfT C I.
RothachiM. Kmr l
Rowe rr. -len- k W
RowUnl. Will. am C
Route ls"Mi M
Rumrley. It K A
Runjron, Carman H.
Ruppert. J'"oh
Ruannorr, i'h.rie e
R) M, ..eorge J.
Hl'a. Arihiir
i IT -t H
Samborn. Y
F
E
Pmith .1 F
Umith R a '
-niih Thorn i V
IJ i ti N.ii h at. A
s'n.iv. . Ribrtds 0
Mii ! r AN 0.
Ppaldinir. Ohnrlen !
Si arkman. .ltineT'h 1)
Spene-- .1 lle-aunjont.
Spc.vr-r Janif-5.niir-a
Arnon
RiMMi. QttjitnnV
fttftftli J Hnry
!:hr WftHaf
Stanicn Henry
Sturr Df M Allen.
S!it-Uler ("harWa.
se i i Hirtn K.
Sier-. Hon AHred R
itMri H-nry
Sl-ll.lee.Tef MotTiP
'?.h;trt:t Joonn II
ft el la lr Antotuo
Stt-rnffl'i Tlu-ntlore
Merry. FrL
atew irt lr ';.orcw B
.ulluell L,ew;. U
.M iniPon, H.-rry I.
UttmMin. It t saw.! A
Stoddard, V It Jr
Lfto klaJ i Hoary I.
Mono. I F
Stn-y Klnior C
st r.iielMnirir.r RMIUol
st roua. J'-rnse Inulor
Salterlee. lb rt-Tt
1.
Seundera. w l.
ire. Hegn. ilil II
base. John Ii
Schnap Michael
S. Iii. flelln Wm. J
SehlS, Jiv oh H
Schiff. Mortimer I.
Schlrmer, Rudolph E.
Schley, Orant H
S hmilt. Frank J
ehnelder, Hart I
S. lit.der. Wm F
Si i,i ider, Sam son a
B hneider. Samuel R
Bchulman, Rev nr. s.
I S hllltheis. Anton
sonuyier. A. uiey c
Seofleld, Oi irse S
s..it, rjMirse I
S.ott Walter
Scnbnor. Charles
Scully P Jowptl
Seliaman, is;ia , m
Belli E. w
Semple, Lorense
Sexton. RiOm rl II
Shaw. A F
Sh;,w. Altiert
Shav Jamee Q
Sheffleld. James R
Sherrill, Chirlei H.
Olioles. A E
sbonnard i, H
Sbonta T p
Shinier, w m
rcan
ram
Os
ir !
Seller. IliKilev F
S raus. Per. y R
Blrons. benlattiln Jr ,
Sullivan. Andrew T
sidjivan. Corn.'!. us
Siuliv an. Franct . j
Sullivan. Hon tl S
s il'man Matthew
v,i .e. Herberl H
Blrcel. Hon Isaac
Blmondl Frank
"lav ha. k. Ed F
Sleieher. John A
Sloaue. William
fimllh. Ilr A Ales
Smith. A 11
Tanner Ft. ck C
Toch, Herman
Tow ne. Charl.-s H
TOWTle, Hi-n-y R.
Tuaiieeikj. a f
T,w nsaqd. Wsjier ri
Traitn. Benjamin d
Treed well, ll w
Trlvus L.iuisl.
Trtwedale w h
Tinker Fr.il ik
Tarns. J F
Tanpan. J B
Tausslt. WsJiar M.
rayior. w c
Thtbaut. Re-hard E
Tbnroas.Charl.sli; M
Thompson, lbuirr S
Thompson, WUliam B.
Thompson. Ilr W (1
Tiernan. Hon J
Harry Tumliri le. William.
THioicr. Charles
I urn. r, H t
Tut hill Hnranst
Ti ler. Prank H
Tyler. William.
u.
ITnterverf. Israel
TiIImci. (ieorae W
run Bernard T,.
Toch, Henry M .
Underbill, w a
Van Antwerp Wm C. Van or
VanCortlandt. Aug. Vei lery,
Vandtrlln. F a i'itiiiiu.
V an Slislexen. Kow arrl
t. Fred B
M J
w.
Wade. Wli,. am 11
,t tr, Koii-n F
Waaonar, P I.
WaTilman. Morris d
Walker. H II.
Wajivor, J Iiernhard
Wall. Rlht Rev. Mirr.
Francis H
Wall. William F
Wallaoe, John F
Wallach Samuel
Wallls. Frederick A
Wananiaker. Koilman.
Wardinan Ervln.
Warren. Whltnir
Wtsrm.in. Frank D
Welkins, c c . jr
Welih. (i lYcufllton
Webh, Silas Ii
W.bh. J. Wutson
Webber, Richard
Weil Samuel
Wems, Jacob
Welch .1 Hart
Wheeler. Edward .1
Wheeler. Howard D
White. ArchHud I S
White. Charles
White. Horai'e.
Whlti .1
Whltrldn. V W.
Wiernlk. Peter
Wilbur John A
Wiley, Ispuia
Wllgue, Wlllliun J
Wime.. Denis w.
Williams, Arthur
Wllliame, Tuoott
Wllhenie. Thomgi
WiIIisk, William l
wni.su, William R
Wilson Qeorve T
Wimhrop, Brtinepn
Witherheti rranh s.
Wise. Id. aril
Wis,.. Henry
WltteBiann, Harnta. K.
Wolharet, iir a I.
Wolfson. Iso
Wood, Arthur E
Wood. Henry A. Wlee,
Wood. John C.
Wnodhome. Henry.
Woode. Arthur.
W . Wllham
Wreg. A K,
WronUer. Ir T, J,
Wykrs, Hunter
Vounr, Richard
York. Her John C
jSMlSkU, Ceorte
I1 QPER MONTH ON PLEDGE
Xo0F PERSONAL PROPERTY I
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
MANHATTAN. BKONX.
Fourth Arenue. Mr, a.Vh Htreev Courtlandt Ave.,
I Kldrldao Hlreet. vor. Itlvlnstun St. BKOOKHN.
m s. ii ssih n,l siltK si. Smith St., eor l,llllKSton St.
Heventh Ae.. list, esth and 4IHh Ml. lirshain Avenue, eor DelievolM at.
I.eiinaton Ave, eor l.'lih Hlreet. lMtkln Avenue, cor. Itoeltaway Are.
orsad itreet, eor. oUotoo ItrsM. fy r k iTknt- t TTa iui e ITTi n
1 Kaet TM ., bst, UtlBfltOB ft ad Ave I LQANf BKPAU) within I
I Kset Houston It., SOT. BSSH si J) TWO WKKKS FItOM 1 ATK j
WILSON DEFENCE PLAN
DEPLORED BY DR. WISE
Advises nt Cnrnocfio Hall
Auiiinst mindly Following:
President.
Mtro in sorrow thar. anrr, the Ttev.
Dr. Htephmi P. Win eondemn'l Presi
dent W'llaon yesterday afterrionn In
i"". rnedi Hull for insist, njc utmn a cer
tain amount of military prepnredness
Rahbt Wise enmeslly praised the
1 'resident's slnrerlt y and admlttSsl tho
President s rle,inneHs of motive, but ho
told his nudleneo that tho American
peopls ouarht not to follow Presldont
Wilson Mindly Just becauso bo wji
President.
"It is for(cottnn for the moment."
ssld Dr. Wise, "that the orrupant of
tho Whlte Houss will not always be a
Woodrow Wilson and that the time may
romo when the awful weapons we aro
forarlns; as a nation may be used not
only unjustly with respeet to other peo
ples, but to the eternal damapre of our
own souls. There Is DO em h thin so
war pn-parcdnoas."
Ur. W ise regretted that tho President
had not used "hli ureal power of wlno
and Just resasonlnir to point out the
needlussness at this time of a do
CloiOfl toufhlnK war preparedness."
He tboriRlit that t he mnfldern e of tho
nation In the I'residnnt was sueb that
his word mlftht haVYi averted "tho fate
ful decision we seem doomed to maks."
"Tf men had hut the itift of vision,
eald Dr, Wise, "they would see tbst 1
after this war tbitiKH an never airaln
be as thev w ere nrid that In dosplte
of every hatre-1 engendered hy this wti r
the peoples of the oarth will not bo;
ready to resume this murderous and
suicidal strife. After tho rruel war
Is ended who knowa but that the pao
ple: of th Mfth 11 rise up In nnolt
and destroy tlie whole mad order"1
Petter that tbnn that they should for
ever continue ti destroy one Another
without cause nnd u tihout any en-j
mlty.M
"The order of the day for our democ-
rscv la the leadership of the world
In the direction of peace preparedn sf,"
snld Pr. Wise
He si!d that be did not believe the
j people if this country were taklna:
Theodorei Ri-oaevelt eerlo'iplv as re
IPirds the ex-PreM:dent's stand for more
ooldlers and sailors and a general up-
buildins: of Uit country s military re-
oources.
P.AST0R OPPOSES MORE GUNS.
tr. .rrffrrson Fears Prepnre.tnea
Will lend to War.
I-erlarlrfr that "a bACt lovlnC penpir
can Ive dr.iMiteii int . war by tic !r nuns. '
1 r. i'iiarles P Jiff-r!"n spoke at the
Proadway Tabernacle laal nltrht In oppo-
Itlon t the Wa.-hlnirton AdnMr;;' i a
tlon'i defence pntfaTrimme. In I'1!
c urse of bin address he said :
'Nlre.it Britain nd .lermar.y were'
shoved apart by their navies, and ler
many and the T'n.ted States can W
I forced Into permanent hostility by tho ;
(same means And not only can the;
j Government of (.ermany be eafranise.l :
i from tis by our Indication that wv look
I upon her as a murderer and a robber, I
! but w-e cji (rtve pain to the millions Ofl
jour Gcrma:. population and Introduce an I
j element of ilipor-l into our national lite
) Which will work hnvo.-.
'What Is our Government tbinklnir
' of in it preparing any ( onstructlve
i fs-'heme to prHeTit to the council of na
tions when Miis war la ended''
"We briT.- had three foreign wars and
j we have forced them every one. We are
not likelv to be Improved in thee re-i-jjumM,
by multiply lng the number of our
weapons."
PITILESS PUBLICITY
TO GET DEFENCE DATA
American Society Will Wage
Campaign for Dlieloaare of
Experts' VitMvs.
WASH IN0TOH, N'ov. 11. Step-i are
i about to be l iken by the American Pe-
Ifenoi Society to compel the Admlnlstra-
tlon to make public the reports und
recommendation i of the navy's Qaneral
Board and the General staff of 1 1 , - army
! In the matter of national preparedness.
The society takes the stand that when
Cong re coenee ti legislate on ttuaatlom
I Of defence this winter It should have
I at its disposal data prepared by the
' military experts of the army and navv.
In a stataement made publie to-night
Col. C. H. Thompson, chairman of tho
'society, declared the Administration
could be compelled to give publicity to
the reporls of military experta only
by public eentlment.
'So far the people have been allowed
to have only the Administration pro
gramme," paid Col. Thompson. "How
Is this programme to be dlSCUSSSd with
out the opinions of the urmy and navy
experts and advisory board'.'
"Should this effort for 'pitiless pub
licity' of the expert rocommendaiiiona
prove unavailing the American Defence
society proposes to Include the demand
for information In the demonstrations it
is arranging f"r 'defence la,' Decem
ber i. the dme on which Congress w in !
llHSellllile.
"In i omphalic with requests from
the society tho Governor! of several
St lines already hue designated He. em
ber il as 'defence day' and have Issued
proclamations to this end. The Gov
ernor of Maryland Is reported as the
first of several to fnSkS this design. i-
I ion."
NEW JESUIT HEAD FOR U. S. '
(imwlh of Ortler Lead lo ( rralloii
of en " MU(nn ) .
Bai tim hr, Nov, 14. The rtvpnl
(frowth of the Jeeult c.rder in th I'uite.l
ItaVtea nn,l of the limtltutluna umier ll
ObaiV thla rountry Ilka !-l to the
creation of an ' iubitanry" here. Here-
tofore the Unltad Btatet wa Included in
tht Efinjplleh cuHsistfuu j . which Included
aim Great HritaJn aini Canada
Tiie Hev. Thorna ):tnnou. who had
been head "f 'be MlfaOUfl province, hart
hHn rianvad tha brat American Hi-iHUtui.t !
Tim tipltointment ih for life
in thii country thera nrv four jt-Huit
provlnrea, Marylaml-.N'ew York, NYw
OrlatrMi Mif)url ami Cullfon.hL There
I;, ulao the !nlion tT!ltory of New j
Mexico nnd Colorado
SWIMMER NEAR DEA TH WITH
TWO MEN TIED ON HIS BACK
psw J rfc irlaW
B'Nato'-all. Tm HB "adaP
Wlfl .K ' C otf anl
i I mm I '
- J
"opvrlali A:M'"i ! Vrpn Aisnrllnti
Harrv Elionskv and his twn hflner; ln;hef1 tn hm a. thv were
when he swam
Hnrrr RHoiMttX,
who ttutled New
by Moompllihlnc
feati in t:,.'
ihw youtif ewlmmer
Yr.ru more than mir.
ifipArently Impoeelble
. save Hi, RhlbirJon
of wiromlnc throiuch Hell Qata yeatar
day, in whloh lie and Ills two eompaitl -ns
ame near loalni tii-:r iiw-s. Bllonaky
swim Hall ii.ito w:i'i two man laahad m
lus back with ri and hia own bandi
er.'t feel securely bound,
Thi eouraa taken by he thrro atArtad
fnm a launch off i:. hty-sixtn el reel,
oppoalte BlAckwalla laland, and ended
at th, new paHrnad brldca at Ward'i
laland, Wia dletarire wiui oovcro.1 In
Dancing
It's to be the fad this Winter. Society has
set the seal of its approval on the skates. Every
body is learning. Some advice from an expert
and pictures of some of the leading exponents
of the difficult art
In THE SUN Next Sunday
Other striking illustrated features of next Sunday's SUN
will be:
Mountain Fighting on
Italian Border
Reasons of the apparent deadlock
explained. Illustrated wi.th recent
photographs of the most pictur
esque fighting on any front.
Virginia's Tribute to
Gettysburg Heroes
Description and pictures of F.
William Sievers's superb Monu
ment soon to be erectod on field.
War in the Garden
A beautiful picture of the Valley of Mesopotamia,
have occupied, is a striking feature of
The Pictorial Magazine
For next Sunday. Other high lights among the many beautiful ami
portant pictures, all reproduced in photogravure, will be:
Actual scenes of fighting at Agua Prieta on the Texas border
Novel sidelights on the great war.
Charming brides and debutantes of the season.
Scenes from the current plays.
1 '
through Hell date.
ihlrty-three minutes. VloeCommodora
liavld Qardeila or Nan Lsondon, a msm-
ber of t!is c. mnei'ttiiit division of tho
American Llfa Kavlner Boclesty, was one
f Klioiisky'a aastanis. The other waa
,li.se'h PttSpatliol. of Now Vi.rlc. a mem
ber of iho aoplety and a esall known
ewlmmer htmaalf, The c itnblnad walahl
' flardella and
nn. i Etloniky
.;ir..le.
Fltapatiick was sos
hlmeeK weighed
Whirlpools 1 iii rrdsril Prrll.
Tlia awlm s.i. made eapeclally dan
eeroua by the whlrlpoola that waraen
rountered, It was ono of thos that
peme near to putting a fatal ending to
the trip, Pltspatrlck and Gardella wore
on the Ice
Order Next Sunday's SUN To-dau
THE SUN Sells Out Early
tied with thlrty-nv fsst of rop t
Klloneky'e back, one of tlioni os, , , , ,
of Ma ahouMore. Thr1- hands
laahsd In front across lite eheM, i
caueo of the rieralrnr al.ut him
nmmsr oould onlv hrsviths. 01 -n r
minute when his OssfllpgAIOAjl srrtr . i
tholr arms and put their r
under water to let hltn vmo up
rest of the time Klionslty was Somph
etihnier.rr.1
The awlm waa flntshad and Rltonal
had slsrnalled to the launch ehi h
compnnled him to come luid takl
out of Ihe water when tho three
rauaht hy a larit-a Whirlpool. r
Patrick and Gardella becatna i .
etrliken as they were horr n imiier I
etruitRled to free themselves.
Their efforta pulled BtlonRky furl
under. Noii.. of them could v- i'-.
and ell were on thn point of drowi
when ha launch (to! lo thsrn .
helped them out of tha Mr.- t
boat Itself neaxlv milled I.) the ,
ger, for the whirlpool swept 1 , .,
the etruagllnst men so that It came is,
to crushing- their heads.
A ri.nlls Ila Waa Near limnnlnn
Klionaky admitted after t1 RdVsf
ttira waa over that tie had been .
drowning. He hail trleil f..r twn .
to aet two coinpittitmis for t le fetal
wliloh had never heen trh I 1" !
had advertised end Challenged s t
mere to make the exhll.il Inn with
His companions of yester.l iy were ;.e
auadeil onli- afler l.inic argument.
Rome of Klloneky'a past performai
tneludo ewlmmlnn ll'll 0at In is"
jacket, towlne a rnwboat with mvi
passengers Ave miles while thai
and maklna a continuous s m .
twenty-two hours In nn untUO eaeful '
terrpt to mako Sandy Hook, frotn ' i
riaitery.
31 CHINESE GAMBLERS CAUGHT
noyere afreet demise riaee Rglgeil
by Ilxsryer'e fen.
A nieiry itarna of fan tail and
more occidental paeitme k:,on
inipa were provldlne exritement f'
about fifty ililnameti In the basement o'
IS'l Imyera a'reot last nlthl '!'
hane; on the door announced l ge
Bilttf of Inepeetor Pwyer's st iff Wahtexi
to take u hand. In abo it p.ve . .
Kller wae Inside through a epl.n'e a
pUMl and Chinamen were e. i ry
rats from a trap out haek paaaagna
that ha'e made Chinatown famotlt,
Thlrt-onn of the gMiblani Went
cauaht and taken to nlKiit emit. ..-,
they were fined $2 earn It wis : ..
rest raid Dwyer haa made llnof i.e
to the dlatrlc.t.
MURDERS HIS FRIEND S SON
visitor shoots Hoy After quarrel
With Father.
The murder of ESmlllO Zaroone '.
ycare old. of 13112 Ocean avenu
Turk. In his home laat tilth: by .
Ol is
i 11 il
Ian friend of his father, f .r no appal
reason eo far a the police have b
able to learn, lias etlrrerl the detect
forces of Queens borouch to the ri
activity.
The all'Red murderer !" Don
Eollo, SO years old, who llve Ii
neighborhood. He was a visitor at
Ocean avenue bouse las, night lie '
some words with the boy s father
thev were drinking beer. Eolto 1
but returned in a few minutes He
dered the boy to hold up bis hand
then etnrt him. Zollo ran out ''
house after the crime and hue not b
found.
t
1 :
France's Great Ammu
nition Factories
How the republic has risen to meet
the unprecedented demand. Illus
trated with remarkable new photo
graphs of the great Creusot plants.
Remarkable Find
of New Poe Poems
Full story and facsimiles of discnv
cries that throw new light on the
life of the unfortunate poet.
of Eden
which British troops
in'.-
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